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CATTLE MARKET.

1@ CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry, Nov. 49, 1855
There arrived to-day 4s head Western Cattle IL head
Lake Cattle, SO head Calves, AT head Hogs The Hogs
were all sold at 10he. None in market
PRICES. #s-g8s ~
BEEF CATTLE, (Western) choice. ....969k fb net
Attakapas, Texas, etc. 4k151 . fb net
HOGS none
shkEr, enoice none
niileh ooWs eiutG SSt y head
sshl ..,..,.t.."'..".,s 80 aQ0sll v head
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ETAT DE LOUISIANA, /!
sixiems Cour de DiAtriet de- Ia Noayelr 0llsans
Present, iHonorable ]. b. oIToE, Jure.
h, RoRGsTEDE pour Attsrmoiemsns.
rONSIDERANT lie petition OF paffdayit, il
aaaas dss
Public
10 sme do Dcsmprs hahn Aa ~ hsuIes Nj an do @
pour
Iva bians du dit etcunAite rett & &
Nousslle 0rieans . Hoven5fe, 1856.
4 a55 5(Sgned} j. COTTON, Juge.@
I Cnar eopie Confottne pofginal.
Bureau du Grthsr, &c Novembre, 1851.
no6 s5El JOHN II. HOLLAND 3,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GIT. CHARLES THEATER-- & "a. 49, ~
nsas sis.ss''
~ TRipi II scSsnie. id. s.. is ss s''''a'sf. 81
BENEFIT or MRS. FARREN & ~
WRKcKEE3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sfts. Fansn Rsbsts NJ
ssss sf S s'.f ws M H. aa &C.
~ MI Smith Midsw Sasss Mrs Bosh Ms Leeaafa
g Dssa .psa 4 ss'LP... 4. ,slcss precisely.
DELICAN THEATER - Telegraphic dis
stehes aayas been received from ysrious engaged
e appear a 'h pogu.t s q aaassnsn y
tshtsina .nd repairing tbe toidiDg - ~
g Tho REGULAR sEAsos VIII eomR.n ii, il q " ssys
ORLEANS THEATER- $50
~. ~ MASKED socIETY BALLS. IA
SOCIETY BALLS b. given :, :hs ossn. Ihe.ssr pa.s
spsy 10 Nj. q RbFrrKI, u Ths.tI, which
TINE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.
IL aEopEsfNG Or rEgDs SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE,
@@s5 ARM sORT HALL.
r FOURTEEN PERFORMERS. nj
comnsners MONDAY 49, every evening during
WEST PEEPS ORIGINAL MssrReIs have tn.
honor 70 tue Ladies ssamen Of Ew Orleans
mat they VIII give ssriss Of their ,opuis CONCERTS as
~ For particulars see bils Of ihe day Fs 80 ~ ~
- Tickets, % cents coiofed penon., IS esn,s.
nos " 49, 49,. DR. ,. A. ZONES. Agent
VANNUCHrS AMERICAN MUSUEUM-
- Thsater, and formerly Dan Ries's Mass1m. W.
ths Triamha q Arts FL hons Of the days snd
Illuminated
nat Efs ana enrioai than o'hsr similar esisshest
Among III. slisat sts,eay Marshal Peis
as hs Lo1d Ragi.s Pins asnsshIo6 Eapo!son snd
L n. e iar~uah hal urrH ndT&f
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SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE.
For Passenger and Freight Csrs, 0muibussa, Wagons
Cab. and Carriages

HHFIHR Ut6U
gsnis Hubbard
call attention Of onibus vehicles
10 the la o. they receiving.
These hmys cxnaw+Iy IN this
By all
eon6dsbtly
them Ell worthy Of notice. both for hsr durability quality
isrt lov
We tpary Har,, Co..
Richard Codon other tn Of grease
buses and carriages. E}5.55l
eHAs. a. EAGER d CO.,
mold Lsyes ThsH
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TORDIALS, PRESERVES, ETo. The UNDER
skaed psasnrs hs trieads
TONERS ths by late arrivals hiss received m
me
and Codas Asparagus,
Peas; French flisa Piss, Snipss
Piover Weodceck. Engiish and B5s. Pickles,
poia3t F. W. COOLER, ti5 Common ssreet
4 AVILLE F. c., Attorney at Law, No. IS
lIEIshAuss Place. opposite hs Posi- onss New oseas.
uel4 ~
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CLOTHING.

81 Norris = Way,
1 1 a.. e &, lss,-s sssss %GLoTHIEBs,
y CORNER or CAMP AND Con MON sTRs sTs,
I'm Sssgg ,.s9ss "A s(uads1c City Eistsi0 ssa = 49,
~ Keep constantly hand SUPERIOR srspcR FALEAR
TlcLEs REQUIRED FoR GaHTLzMEs,s wEAR go spIy
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dersignsd slnbsh Of
Nav Orleans would like with ALREADY
with gsnemsn familiar
Their being ,hsy pre-
fee forming with dong
portion tbs bsat will required
- - e - ALFRED DUpERI
noisst ALLEN HAYsE,
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- MANUFAOTURED TOBACCO.
VNTE ARE NOW RECEIVING from ships
wv Hsser, Cosls ard wesher aa Supplies Of ssstv
N'ss VIRGINIA ToRAoo So
fssh o te mort which the aStenca
y paisAas purchases e4's WILLS, RAwLINs q CO,
and rssie III
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NOTICE.
YEyHE ITNDERgIGN ER %,

NNTILL ON the 10Th Of November, open his
Wv for ,he purpose Of offering LUNCH. Ladies'
nd Lunch eont Of eened Turkeys Danba Oyster Soup Flied
oystsTf, Jtles Cofss, Chocolate les CieAB, sie.
Terms-Ten cents dish. 35E4E f'+f
Table II O'clock A. NJ o'clock p H. He
self Of @ uniy the pabie shat having engaged
weddings, Sn
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. hs md The public tnis we'll hnc ia
@ mi Nh during the been
scnpstay rAspsc Eyy h hsas
subssantiny have hsea
and nav and eegsnt
hs has been spared m
progding ts sad is now open e tae a.
Communication Of the public. ....,.
sspi0 am Ia IN n 3 A0NS q ffopa.s-e..
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ES0R SALE-A CONFECTIONERY and BAKERY
NJ doing good viii 4od retiring
from business With the stick hand
and Nayad or streets 'l5
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FRIpAr MoRsINs Nov. 49, 1866
COTTON. The demand less animated yesterday,
and only about 5000 bales sold with no change In
prices. We quote
NEW oRIrkNs cy .ssIrIc. r,o.
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s-SASi GAS! GASl GAS!--The subscriber
having Obtained The rsaass permission from Sc Gss Com
thht he 'nsn sna pst ~
GAS FIXTURES in shs moAt s aaa at
oderscan be lsi his old stand ;he Brass
ii. ChaYlAsayeet. II. GUILD ~ al ~
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Hoboken CITY News.

OoRoSKR's INQUEST ON THE DRowsNG CAsE.-Yestsr-
DAY Coroner Van Mater, Of Hoboken, held inquest
spsn the body Of Samuel c. Keller who resided in the
sy Of New York, who committed suicide by Ieaping from
hs Hcoohen ferry boat Newark, Sunday evening" while
crossing from New Yok to Hoboken. The verdict of the
Jury follows -" Said Samuel c. Keller came to
his death by drowning in the North river the after
Of the 10th day Of June, 1856 and further
press belief that the deceased, of his accord
jumped of Of the ferry boat Newark for the purpose Of
destroying his fetle pilot and other Of the said
beat having used every in their power to the
Me OF the deceased 1t does not appear, from the ey
dence, from the facts other sise obtained yesterday
that Capt Ravens the pilot OF the boat the engineer
ether officers guilty of any negligence Whatever.
On the contrary Capt. H. has been pilot upon the Ho
beken ferries for the past twenty six years
gsrded one Of the most skul and faithful Pilots
spon any Of the ferries. He has saved the lives Of
twenty persons by the boats of which he has had
DaDc IL also appears that the hfeboat In good
dion but swamped while the two deck hands get
tpg the drowning into it. in consequence of heavy
swell while it lay in trough of the No arrest
have been made in connection with this affair."
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On Sunday morning, June 10. after lingering Illness
PHILIP HENRY. In the 69th year Of his age
The funeral services will be held at ST. Johns Chapel
friends Of the family those of his sons and Of his
in law Thomas u Smith, Rufus r. skeel George Adee,
and Thomas are Avted to attend as above with
On Monday June IL, JOHN wooDs aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
O'Clock.
four weeks, of consumption, ROBERT M. McGAHAS for
merly compositer in the Express Office.
The funeral services viii take pa'e at No. 12S Forsyth
O'Clock. His friends, the members Of the Washington
Literary Union and Of other societies with which be
connected are invited to attend without further invita-
On Monday June IL, after short but severe illness,
MARGARET wife Of Francis Brown in the 10th year Of
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No. "a Ludlow street, tomorrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock, without further notice.
On Monday morning. June IL, after short but
illness, OWEN kinney, aged A years. months and 70
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
n EN- a ,ee Ep
His remains will be taken to the New York Bay Cemetery
On Sunday, June 10, GEORGE W., eldest son Of Angus
tus L. and Nancy Wood in the 10th year Of his age.
His funeral will take place this morning. at ten O'clock
from the residence Of his parents No. l73 West Fftieh
street his friends are Pee invited % s
DUNBAR, aged % years.
The remains inferred In the Cemetery Of the Ever
greens.
On Monday morning, June H. Sarah CATHERINE youug-
est daughter Of Morgan and Sarah Pinda aged years.
months and IL days.
Dutchess county papers please copy.
On Sunday June 10, Mr. JoHs MANLY In the 9ist year
OF his age "A
His friends and those Of the family respectfully in
ved to attend the funeral, this afternoon at three
O'Clock from his late residence No ISL Lawrence street.
Brooklyn. HIS tmains will be taken to Green wooj.
lI.
81 years.
His friends invited to attend III. funeral from Dr.
Holmes corner OF South Sixth and Eighth Streets viii
liamsburg tomorrow afternoon, ut half past three
O'Clock. Carriages win be in waiting at the Peck sp
Terry landing -
In Dundee Yates county, N. Y, on Saturday Nav a.
after q brief illness, JOANNA NJ, wife OF Samnel ri
Wright and daughter Of William Mclean, OF this city In
tie 37th year Of her age.
Az Boylston Macs, on Sunday, June TO- COL H,zKK1An
GIBBs, Esq, aged rs years
The funeral win take place to morrow, from his late
residence.
E.s.SI and Fan Francisco, Ca papers please cosy.
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Man or sense.-where L. the man OF sense

whose mind il unprejudcedwho from the infectious smell
after death would not ayWoud this body have been be-
but to b icki Shall the lower animals live their full ex
ture let blood impurities and shall
live to the full extent Of the oil in lamp efle From
ndgesons eyers grefs and poris Of death
rsctions At tho principal office, IS Canal street. Brandth
Building; at Burnons book stores al Hudson street. and
Of Lewis street; Hayes 75 Fulton street. Brook
lynn and Of all respectable medicine vendors the world
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Court OF General Sessions

b5Oro hecOtueT omttu
JUNE u.-This Court opened yesterday morning at IL
o'clock Recorder Smith being upon the BENCH in place
Of Judge Stuart, to whom this term belongs. Lyman
oSe again put upon trial charged with forgery up
the Chemical Bank in August last The accused
attended by his counsel Richard Busteed ESQ., and for
the prosecution appeared the District Attorney and
James Whiting, who has bsen retained by the Che
nical Bank to assist Mr. Hall. Nothing done yes
terday beyond the empaDneling the jury.
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Sewing Machines 900 Damages WEI

Sewing Machhnes.-SI, 900 Damages were
awarded in the U. g. Circuit Court New York,
Nay rs against the Excelsior Sewing Machine mpa
inngns three Of our patents All persons are eau
chimes Of other against which suits
commenced. Singers Sewing Machines always
without noise and with half the exeron former
ly required Satisfactory references given that these
chimes will perform kind work Call and examine
them. In. SINGER & CO., No. 1913 Broadway.
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Court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dov.

Court Calendar--Thls Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. IS, 81, IL IL
to 20.
sppRRxr CouRT-Crcuit- 1st--Nos. 25, S. 80, Z,
1876, 90 to r. Part 2d.-Judge Cerke will call the
nainder Of the last weeks railroad calendar and Nos "a
70 ~, so to So.
SUPREME CouRrspecal Term.-Nos. 100, 10l, Is, 151,
II, 81, SO, "a, 1o3, lit, l13, 1856, 2.
COMMON PIKAs--Part 1st Nos 555, 153 sos, 674 90S
to GA sl6 GIT, 225, All. Part 2d-Nos $40, s74 to
967.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 1921, 1929, 42s 345, 9S 1876,
so4 &c., $780, eSS, 2S6, 247 ABS Co., 1017 1924 026,
55s lO05, S4s $780, $685. $40, $685. 1922 1902 7o6, 1884,
S44, I'll, 2l2, 9e7, $40. 8.
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Married..

At st. Stephens Church. by the Rev. Dr. Price, r. B.
HLARD to CAROLINE NJ, youngest daughter Of the late
Robert Cochrane, al Of this city.
On Friday, June g. at the residence Of the BRIDES
street. Mr.. SnAs GEORGE WnCoxoS Of Manchester, N.
H.. to Miss EMILY JANE LAWRENCE, of this city.
In Brooklyn, on Monday, June IL, by the Rev T. T.
Guion, JAS R. VAN ZASDr of Flushing, L. l., to JANE N,
daughter of signor Bhtz, OF the former place.
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a Song for the Hnt-the Graceful Hats
SO rich in its gloss and form
Like beauteous wreath IL CLOVIS in the sun,
Like helmet in the storm.
What finished air II gives the brow
What grace words can sing
It's curve was caught from the white swans neck,
And its sweep from the eagles wing.
Yhen song for the hat-thc real hat
Not one that would make the ghoat
OF . beaver sigh, II 1t could escape
From the pale Plutonian host
But a hat over which 1t would exclaim,
''Not in vain in the woods died,
Fer the ball sent my soul 20 the martyrs rest,
And my fur to EsPENSCHEID,n
AtIlS Nassau street.
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tensve medical institution composed of foreign and native
physicisns representing every system of practice both
medical surgical in IL at Oh Broadway,
the treatment of disease known TO the
human Frame Invalds consulting this institution
themselves of the medical and surgical skill of
TIE whole world The Medical Congress in session. and
to3P NJ competent physician Is constantly in attend
during intervals that the Congress in
and may consulted from to A M. and from to p.
NJ II. K. ROOT N. D.. Superin tendent
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Old nv. Graham's Onguent for " Forcing
the vh.kers to grow six weeks bottle Large bot
the country R. @. GRAHAM 5S5 Broadwa 2eiber, A
South Sd, Philadelphia; Briggs, 81 state St., Albany
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Know Nothings are most numerous.
Their fame grows wider, londer.

Save Lyons magnetic powder.
Proved by the eminent chemists, Chiffon,
Torrey Reid to be void poison and at the tmc
certain species Of ANNOYING insects bedbug
feas cockroaches &C., &c. Depot 424 Broadway. None
genuine without e. LYONS autograph on label.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

MS l. the and substance Of the meeting which df-
fssed IN no respect from any OF the many meetings
Nat have been held lately.
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.Rome was not Built In q Day. Neitt

"noms Wss not buItt IN = Dny NeItncr
Of Scientific knowledge long practical nyest
cation have combined to produce this great toilet article,
unequAed the world for improving and Identifying
the hair Agents for New Y05k.C " Sliekener CO. 81
Ncste Scfbner Co.. ia Chambers street; sold by drug
gisss and dealers In perfumery generally.
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hair Dye, Wigs and Representations
factory for these articles l. ss Bsosawsy Nine
wholesale and retail Beware Of limitations The largest
assortment Of wigs aud toupees in the world.
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Williamson's Photographic Institute, $40
FULTON street. Brooklyn Photographs aud
reotypes old daguerreotypes- cabinet and
e aive
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Green Tuxtle-Fresh and Exquisite, This
day Soup ready 1T all hours, day and evening.
p n. BAYARD.
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Hill, Injmitable Hair Cutter, Long and
favoraby known As Nassau street. has opened branch
neat and comfortable style any in the city Shaving ct
both places cents.
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Temperance Dining RO0m.-Wm. C. Green
would thank his friends and former patrons for their past
No. l Chambers street. Furnished TO let, BY the
week, 1t 3 fair rate.
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Read ThIs.-An Old Man Made Young for
So by getting one Of the best manufactured wigs
toupees from the celebrated mandatory of MEDHURST
curls. &c. Copg the address,
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Inc Hatters In the CITY and Country.

TO the Hatters In the City and Country,
Leland Co.. III Pearl street. beg leave to call the at
trade several styles Of mems straw
hats just finished among which are the Young AmercAs
white Japan both of beauty well
durability together with usua large variety Of mems
boye and chdrens straw hats all OF Manufacture
The lowest price, by the Dozen A. LE
LAND 4 CO, III Pearl street.
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Dollar Photographic Portraits, Six Times
than the dollar enc as h finest in the
Picture Con- psny of Twenty Artists. Dept of Art $50
Broadway.
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The Baron, DIR. SpOlascO, NJ. D.. A. b., &C.,
from London Of European fame great and good sa
great and cures than all the faculty
Nicholas Hotel 8 Spring street. Strangers take notice.
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Ladies', to You who arc Blessed with Chill.

particularly who ambitious enough to
little entered Barnums list would this
Sally forth and its head with Of BANTA'S beaut
hate and will you Then 1t
has been proved that All those who eSssned with
the exception of the fat babyand did che obtain 1t
!'have been wearing his hats since
their earliest infancy and that only under their
protection such haring could have to
perfection His depot will be found ct LOG Canal street.
neY of Wooster street.
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76H BrVNdway.-Ladies II y0u wish a beau
u toilet dressing the hair keeping IL clear Of dspdrTa
edcated WAhpene Indian vegetable preparation trans
parent and free from oil. Price 80 cents
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White has a Happy Influence In Persuading
gents Fashionable hats exhibited
his store sold for the low figure Of ST. WHITE,
81 Broadway, opposite Broadway theatre.
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Boston Pianos.-H0racc Waters, No. 333
Broadway hiss the agency Gilbert Co.'s pianos
with without the Eolian; Jacob chekerins Hsett
have the Frame and will stand climate They are
the Boston makes and will be sold at factory prices
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Of this artificial dye natural principles has
taken the prize he coveted That prize public approba
ton Letters from all sections it approached
SAFE quick and inable of imparting the most
beautiful shades Of black gray, sandy
hair. Prepared, sold and applied at No. Astor House,
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The Original Thompson's Hair Dye for
sale At the aud retail or applied
lane. basement Aso, the original arramracuous Tor
making the hair grow, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

Lace Curtains, Window Shades, 6c.-Buyers
have great ADVANTAGE dealing wish large
for the the business the smaller the
centaye Hence buying lace curtains eornioss and win
dow thsdes Of first class and con
Germs lDe that Of KELTY FERGUSON, No. 29l Broad
way the purchaser prxctses wise well
joys the Opportunity Of elepE from extensive stock
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DR.. 8. 8. Fitch, Author or the Six Leo
lures on Consumption" once ~ Brosdwsy open dsily
diseases Of the heart and all chronic diseases Of
males and females. Consultation free.
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Comb Factory, 3s7 Broadway.--La -sortmeut
respectfully invited TO exsmne the subscribers Shell
of tortoise she'll dress combs-tho newest stye OERS.
combs repaired a. D. SAUNl
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&cnxnS summer H0tSs-F1rSt OH the AhSt,
light superb original and emnenty becoming stands the
hat q the magnificent drab Of
exquisite proporons fauless in STYLE perfect in a its
details, end specimen Of workm anship and finish,
worthy any exposition Of the useful and
mental home abroad Especial attention d.
rooted to this fabric because an anomaly in the
nation materials both beautiful in their separate
which thus gracefully united form the
IDEAL Of classic and aIistocratic dress hat, The
DEPARTMENT
embraces not only the ordinary styles OF the day, but
wards OF tweny new Ones and manufactured for
the and comprising suoh variety Of shapes
shades quality sizes and prices that head taste
possibly be unsuted Business men, sporting men travel
lers and in Short a mon will find in the
immense just the articles they DESIRE The
STRAW HAT DEPARTMENT
replete with fabrics from ali parts Of the world. Here
viii Be found hats from Panama Leghorn, India China,
England, France, &c. 49,, we'll extensive assort
ment Of home manufactured, article,. The
cHILDR EMS FANCY HAT pEPARrMENr.
has just been replenished with full stock, inn
ported and home manufactured and parents invited to
the styles Of seasyn which are more grace
ful becoming to juvenile faces than that have
ceded them. The
SENTLEMEEs AND Boys' CAP DEPARTMENT
furnishcd with variety Of travelling, sporting and
fancy caps. boys, dress and school CAPS, &C.
GENIN, No. ga Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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BOunels -Cscnln's Bazaar, 5I3 Broadway
balance stock Of spring and fashion. in
Sonnets occupying aistmguisning feature o. TENN
fresh novelties Chdrens bonuets selling at 81 esch with
out regard to cost The above presents epome OF the
prevailing styles abroad well those designed In the
tablishment. GENIN'S Bazaar. st. Nicholas Hotel,
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Tan, PimpIes, Freck1es, Sunburn, Salt.
Italian edicated soap Poudre subtle uproots from low
81 q. S'Ss VIZ w
store from Broadway; Calender IS s. 3D., Phadelphis;
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@ Z RRWARD-LosT. ON MONDAY EVENING, A
DID little black nheim spaniel answering 20 the
~ Wbi,s The aftve -ew,ydwil be Tss % ans sas
turnirs him " a. clintep place,
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Hernia.-OnIy Prize Media

Hernia.-OnIy Prize Medal Awarded TO
MARSH Co. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations
their patent radical References its
Valentine Mott Willard Parker
mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this
ut Marsh Co.'s No. ~ Maiden lane New York, and
Morsh Corles Co, No. West Fourth ST.. Cincinnati,
Ohio Open from A II. until Q p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

- q Rush Mt Goldsmlth's.
SNoV-LO0k out roy 80, guaranteed. Bookkeeping in
fine handwriting for 81 at the academies 1851 and 362
proportion. Call for bills OLIVER q. GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

Group, Croup.-This Awful Complaint Is Inn
mediatey cured ~ Dr. Tobias ven.ian Lnimsnt No f.
my who values the lives their children should be whout
bottle in the house Sold by all druggists and sorekeep
Depot, so Cortlandt street.