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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
The Trouble between Brazil and Paraguay.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

RIO DE JANERo, April 10, 1895.
TheCommodore Of the squadron leaving nearly
all bis vessels at the entrance Of the river Paraguay
ceeded the l4h ult In the steam frigate Amazonas
up to tbs Villa de Olivia, where he embarked beard
smaller steamer, the Ypiranza and arrived at Assump
cion, the capital the morning Of that day. He
invited TO land and have interview with President
Lopez, who provided state COACH drawn by six horses
wherein Commodore Oivera driven to the Presden
al palace Here he found the Secretary of State TO
ceive him, who conversed and introduced him to Prss
dent Lopez.
Commodore Oliveira's interview with the President
lasted two hours and the most happy results
anticipated All difficulties, it 10 expected, will be set
tied smicably.
From flying and printed rumors Of in some South
American papers, you may have anticipated hostilites
but We here, fat OF the and feeling which
prompted this Brazilian movement, never expected,
the part OF the EMPIRE any thing Serious unless in
deed compelled by any iwil the part of Lopez AL
may terminate, from one day to tho other, by q
mutual understanding, in pesceable manner.
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Oar Georgia Correspondence.
EAroyToy. Ga. Nav 10 I,

The Wheat Horvest-The Kno,o NotAincs.
We have had 6ne rains recently In this section Of tie
country, and the crops look uncommonly we'll Most Of
the wheat in this county viii be harvested this week.
and IL was better than now. There win BE- Bot
little for SALE however, as has TO be used in the paoe
o. corn
lets b.beyed that the Kasw Nothisss have saSsrs-
" 10 this (Putaan) county.
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From Texas.

We have Austin and San Antonio papers to the 10th
ut, ana Galveston 10 the 2ith ult.
The Austin State Gazette Of the 10th says
It is reported that SIGHT lately took place Fort
BelkDap between one OF the beef contractors and a
squad Of Camsnces who desired take the before
being weighed out The contractor succeeded at first
In getting his cattle back, but it only to invegls
him into trap 1t was not long before he was again
waylad, when come thirty Indians jumped out OF an
ambush of chapparel and killed the contractors guide
and the horses Of the company. The cattle then
stampeded, and the Camanches securing some OF them
had fine feast at the expense of Uncle Sam.
The Austin State Times OF the same date says
Capt. Mckenzie, formerly Of ths British army, but
who has resided in Austin for considerable length Of
time, left this city en- Sunday morning last accompa-
MED BY his lady, for sebastopo via London. The alb
OF the gallant Captain will BIO seriously felt ia this
community by large circle OF friends.
On the 18th inst. severe storm occurred at George
town and vicinity. Some seven houses blown
down. The family Of Mr. Shell left his house just before
it was carried away The studdng gave way, the
frame was raised in the air and fell ground i'm
mediatey over the family. Mr.. Shell and lady we're
both slightly hurt. Mr.. Axes blacksmith shop was
blown TO the ground DR.. Knights kitchen also. Fences
we're Frustrated, and considerable damsge done to the
crops The wind blew from northeast to southwest.
The hurricane about four Eve miles in width.
The Indians are reported quiet on the frontier.
Crops are growing rapidly and have been much i'm
proved by the late rain.
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Thirteen hundred eggs from the Provinces we're enter
ed the Boston Custom House last week. free Of duty
According to the Canadian interpretation Of TIE recipo-
city treaty . customs duty should have bsca leyisd
upon the aseuA
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70 St. Marys Church. corner OF Ridge and Grand Streets
where solemn high macs vii be celebrated for the re-
pose Of her SOUL The funeral VII take place from the
church Immediately after The friends OF the
family and the members of the St. Aary's 7. A. B. So
Getty invited 10 attend.
On Monday morning, May IA, SARAH, wife Of Edmond
Palmer, in the esd year OF her age.
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No.
2sl Seventh street. TO afternoon at two O'Clock,
without further invitation
On Monday, May a. ELLEN, youngest daughter OF Tho
mas and Ellen Bourhe, aged year and months.
Tie funeral viii take place this afternoon, at three
o'c'ock from No 80 Henry street.
On Monday, May II, at the residence of Mrs. Beden,
No. ls6 street, after few days illness, GRACE
Ann daughter OF Levy Clinton, Of Paterson, Putnam
In Brookiyp, on Monday, May u. after protracted
his age and one q tbs last ve survivors Of the Dart
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
to attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock,
from his late residence, Ne. AZ Green lane.
In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, May IA, Capt ISAAC
HARRIS
The relatives ard friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral servces this afternoon at
two o'clock, at his late residence, No Monroe place,
without further invitation. The remains will convey
ed to Cypress Hills for interment morning.
s,eosn On sunSsy May 10 Of scarlet fever azA
good, sged years, 10 months and days.
In Broohyn, on Monday, May H. of scarlet fever Ed
melia A. Booegood, aged year, months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at ten
O'Clock, from No. 123 High street.
On Sunday, May 13, WILLIE youngest of VIM. II.
and Sarah A. Heath, aged years and months
The relatives frieLds OF the family invited to
funeral from the residence of his parents
No los Nassau street. Brooklyn at three O'Clock to
row afternoon.
On Sunday, May 49, Of congestion Of the lungs, WAL
TER infant child of Walter and Catherine Fink, aged
year and monthe.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, at two O'CLOCK from
the residence of his ather street. Greenpoint Brook
lyn, L..
funeral service requiem viii take place this
;uu ctc at HoIv C,n Enrfv
street Eighth avenue for the eternal and happy
repose of the soul of the late Mrs. THOMAS EGAN.
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Rarnua ,s.-saturday last was the OpenIng

day the new clothing establishment ofsP. c. BARNUM
Co. and the rush made BY the children their little
suits equaed only by their delight in being able to OBJ
what they wanted without the least trouble
During the whole day THE depaItmen. was crowded with
the youth repershing their little wardrobes and their
and friends admirng the ample that
have been made for the children This building is five
etees extending through from Chatham to Doyer street
the first oor being occupied entirely with boys and
obdrens clothes This department thus extended
space, is elegantly fitted up, and contains
sreater variety and stock than be found
elsewhere in the city This connects with their cid well
known making the entire concern the most
extensive and complete clothing business In this
An adherence If most honorable Of trade, aud
the uniform Of this firm stand and effect
Clothing wholesale and retaiI-mens, youths and chill
drens. p. c. BARNUM CO., 1874, 196 and l9S Chatham
square, near the Bowery.
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On Tuesday March 20, by the Rev. Isaac Westcott,
pastor of Laght street Church, Mr.. JOHN w. S. MAR
oUAND to MISS SARAH AMANDA ROBINS youngest
of the late William Robins, Esq of this city.
On Thursday, April 49, by the Rev. Isaac Wescott Mr.
HENRY @ MAIIETT, of this city, to Miss MARY A. Sum.
MERs, of Tuckahoe, N. Y.
At stoneton Kent coanty Md, on Tuesday September
H. 1854, by the Rev. John Owen HENRY NJ EVANS, l1te
of California to Miss CAROLINE AMANDA daughter Of the
late Mccall NJ. Rasin, Of Kent county, Md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15
Marine Affairs.

The CHANGE OF DAYS OF SAILING OF THE NICARAGUA
EsR-rhs arrangement Of the sailing of the boats
Of the Nicaragua line commences ON tae 2lst inst,
thu Northern Light being advertised to leave on that
Ssy, that hereafter shall only have mail txicc
senth- the 5th and 2othinstsaa Of weekly, here
tslore.
TESTIMONIAL TO CArraIs A G. sRAY.-A superb silver
service consisting of five pisccs OF plate presented
10 Captain A. G.. Gray, Commander OF the U. $. N.
steamahp Ri Dorado) on the soth ult In behalf Of the
tsne Wing gentemen-Fruucs Spies, A. j. Center, j. L.
Baldwin, j. B. Kayser, Jw Bourn, W Il Cosson, WAL
eet Peyton Middleton The presentation took place at
tb residence of Mr. j. W. Bourn agent OF the U. NJ.
9 kamship Company. at Aspinwan, n g., followed by
Az appropriate remarks from Mr. b The Captain evil
leatly affected by unlocked for aud elegant
suppression Of esteem replied in brief but feeling man
ner after which various toasts and sentiments were
given and responded to- The unostentatious way in
which the whole thing conducted reflects great
credit the good taste Of the presentors and must
have been peculiarly acceptable to a man like Captain
Gray Captain Gray has for nearly three years had the
ssEmand Of one of the U. s. Company's steamers
plying between Aspinwall and Havana and is widely
Known thorough going sailor and courteous gen.
xleman
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Espenscheid exhibits Great Taste In the
manufacture hats His business has been immensely
Increased By selling for s. 80 better article than
bought elsewhere 81 His store lis Nassau street.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.
usuD STATES DISTRICT CouKr.-Nos. Z, 90 rs, 2s, 49,
80, 90 to 65. /.
suPREss CouRr-General Term.-Nos SO, SO, 20, "A,
70, %, "A, "a, Oh, 8, II to 81.
SvPBRIoR CoURr.-Nos 345 900 901, 900 to 912 9l7,
2e4 3D. $40, 3l7 &c. 1853, 2l9 SS5, 7781z TIT, SI3
ss2, 464, 465, S27 3s4 4o6K, 1877, SAL s67 S95, 4l3
$50.
COMMON PIRAs-Part 1-Nos 416, 673, 5s5 to $50.
HHrt 2.-Nrs $50, 631, $50, 5s4, $50, 500 to 6O7.
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India slIks.-Just received and for salc
cheap 200 pieces of real India dress silks of the newest
styles. Also black India sat ms OF superior make
E. H. LEADBEATER CO.,
347 Broadway, corner Leonard street.
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Portraits a5 cents, at the Picture Factory
late quick and cheap by improved machine
~. Five hundred daily. QUINBY, 1856 Broadway
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Read This-An Old Man made Young for
S0 getting Of the best wigs tou
pees from the celebrated mandatory Of MEDHURST
HEARD, Maiden lane. Back and front braids, bands,
eurls &C. Copy the address.
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COAL.

GOAL PROM FIFTY CENTS TO DOLLAR CHEAPER
" be had at most yards in this city andlwaans
ed 20 be equally good every respect Don't beigye the
prices Try ton Ny present price % 80 for best red
coal screened and delivered TO
q the city free Of charge RICHARD CLINTON 251 first
avenue, corner Of Fifteenth street.
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Shks-Silks Just received, and Will be Of
crning large lot of rich plaid silks at s. per
S. Also superior black silk equally cheap
Also French broadeloths all eolors at A
worth So. E. II. LEADBEATER a CO.,
3I7 Broadway Leonard street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Mel0de0ns.-s. %. d HI. w. Smiths Mel0-
6sons tuned the equal temperament to which recently
awarded the the National Fair Washing
tgu d. c. be found only 1T SS3 Broadway. liberal
0ssount made for cash. The trade supplied the most
ubs1Al terms. HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Lace CnItains.-Wc VIII open this morn
irg several cases OF new and rich ae curtains which
We have lately purchased will sell half
therusual prices Also 800 rich embroidered robes equally
cheap e. H. LEADBEATER co,
947 Broadway, Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

o~rpetings--PstersSn Il Humphrey, ara
Droadwsy Of White street, have Just received
Aon the late large auction sales OF
getting 60, vhich they will sell at the following low
lstses-Reh velvet carpet lls TOLLS psr yard; rich
3hres ply S. TO o. yard; ingram owel mako g. per
yard. And all other goods equally low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Pianos and MelOde0ns.-Tho st. Nicholas
Piano Establishment resort of piano pur
Cause why Thsy mako the sele ctions from
the city, and
good piano for little This also the agency for
Laeds Boston premium pianos and Carhsrts celebrated
melodeons. Pianos to let. ELY MUNGER,
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Photographs-Show them UP, In1eed!-
Here which have been taken either
lords ladies' for quality See the rival photo
rapbs judge We that some things well
Others, at 2s9 Broadway
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Let This be Your Guide -

Gorgeous medallion carpets with borders.
kDg,s s velvet carpets lOs, lis and rs. per yard
English tapestry carpets, Ia, S. and 9s. per yard
English three ply carpets e., ss and 9s. per yard.
znsiih ingram carpets Be <4s 49, Cd and o. Per yard
Gold window shades, So, 81 and So per pair.
Gowqua ana Canton mattings "a to IS Cd. per yard.
At HIRAM ANDERSONiS. % HoMcrY.
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Anson's Daguerreotypes-Lar Size TO,
ay cent coored and in nice case twice the size other
made elsewhere for g. ANsoN, $50 Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel.
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Birth.

On Sunday. May Is, Mrs. A. G. MEAD, OF son Both
mother and son are doing well
On Sunday, May b. SARAH wife OF Benjamin F. Stuart,
ESQ.,, of q daughter.
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For County Houses.-Wc have q lar

FOR Country hOu8e8.-We have q LARGO
white French china dinner sets
want retire for forms transitu from France
which we sell less than importation every
description chamber toilet ware at
prices. w. j. f. DALEY CO., Marble Stores,
R-, 63l and 6S3 Broadway
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second hand Gibers Co piano ell round fret
wSss Ss and carved legs e. been used about SIX
hg pano AL round and scroll legs price $780, will
be sold for $500 has not been used six months Also
Gilbert Co. pan pianos price $90 will be sold for $780,
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

l6O Lots for Sale I'm Brooklyn, ON Wednes-
day May t. situated Division Evergreen and Bushwck
avenues and Court Shaer and Van Vorbies streets by
r. Moulton, auctoneer the grounds at ii o'clock NJ
This will be proatabe or convenient place Of
BARAER No Nassau street, or j. T. BUNCE, ls9 Grand
street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Oh bright are the chances of dear womans eye,
And sweet IL the dew her lip J.
KnOx's Hats are equally bright ana attrac.
tayo indeed we 90 know the beau monde could
dispense with them Reader, you want new hat; so 30
sHraightv ay KN0X'S, No. LIS Fulton street, No.
Sa Broadway. 1t 10 wonderful how they improve mans
Anuaav ca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

t.sAe can be manifested than an elegantly shod foot
49, Of our city ladies realize this and accordingly they
wear lCANTRELLs CATERS His twelve shilling CATERS
sn ,ned fof him celebrity that 10 rapidly acquiring him
fortune His address is 1886 Bowery, and he is
happy to welcome customers as we'll 40 bis old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Great Piano and Music House OF Horace
WATERS 333 Broadway elarsest assortment of cello.
sted and all kind of music mereb in the Uni
ted States The public is that this house has
stion to the adopted the reduced and
Nat pianos, me0deons, and music be had Mr.. Wa
tss 81 less prices than they DO found elsewhere New
"a rent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Dressma \ Ing,-h1rs. Farnsw0rth, Fashion,
able dressmaker and importer Of fashions 3 Broadway b
prepared finish richest the latest
ten hours B.-pressmaters supplied with tissue pat
terms as usual. 327 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

White, the Halter, has remaHnG from his
old stand, 212 Broadway, to 3N Broad$ opposite the
Broadway theatre where he be found with his usual
WHITE, halter 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

q. sncIxett, Yankee Card Writer, Office at
pb.Ions BIZ Broad say ST. Nicholas Hotel All the Paris
syles Of visiting wedding cards package written in
minutes cards engraved and printed from plate
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. SbouIder Braces, Elastic Stuck

a. belts abdominal supporters, and instruments
reisf and uYs all Ssformitis constantly hand
nd made 10 order BY DR. GLOVER, attbe Surgeon Ban
dsge Institute, No. 4 Apn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-9atchelor's
celebrated factory for these articles ass Nine
Wholesale and yetal Beware of limitations The largest
assortment Of wigs and toupees in the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Arrested.-Pubhc Attention Is Constantly
arrested in Broadway the wonderful show of
at ROOTS, No $685. They the latest miracle Of modern
Art.
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why are Ans0n's Daguerreotypes Like the
New York HeraldY Answer Because they strike of more
daily,
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Anniversary Woek.-ThOse I'm Attendance on
Va anniversaries being held the city, who
Seous Of obtaining pianos meodeons musical instruments
end music house of HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway
nan they can be had slssxnfe. Music at the reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Hearing for the Dcaf.-Pers0ns Afflicted
with deafness invited to call RUSHroNS and examine
the acoustic aurcle, which small instrument ade Of
prepared plates SO adjusted as TO high de-
enters into the producing the desired effect They
constructed as to be without being noticed FIRE.
Derrick V. RUSHTON, at 10 Astor House. Of Bar
csy street. and AT Broadway of Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Those Suffering with any Pain Will Find
relief BY using Dr. Roses celebrated pain
12H 25 and 80 cents bottle r. IL HARTSHORNE, l62
Fulton street. opposite st Pauls church; and at Mr. Mrs.
Hayes, Brooklyn.
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Mourning Goods.-We have now a large

stock alpacas delAnes bsreges Silks Can
Ton grapes grenadines, tissues, lawns prints hams,
and other article In the mourning Inc which
selling Ut great bargains. Ii. LII ADBEA TER CO.,
81 Broadway cor. Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Secondhand Organ, Having six Stops,
psioe $780, will sold $3.50. Can 3 Broad
way, the piano and store Of HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Luxurlant Whlslkers or MOustache produced
in Elk weeks by my onguent which will stain injure
the skin Buy IT, want hair 81 bottle Sent TO
part Of the country. r. C. GRAHAM 5S5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Hair Cutting, Curling. Shampoolng and
dyng-Shaving six cents. MARTIN SToLL, late of Ned
hurst Hurds having left those gentlemens employment
will be pleased TO his rends 1T Nj. Hills As Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

and bilious fevers This preparation is
offered to the public for the fiji st time being something
entirely and superior to thing ever before used II
Is prepared from the prescriptions of Dr. O. D. Griswod
whose experience and the treatment of those dis
eases while urgeon to hospital on the Ithmus Of Panama
and elsewhere 10 well known 1t arrests the disease 1t
and restores the system to health and protects
against subsequent attacks. FREDERICK v. RUSHT0N,
sole proprietor 0 Aston House, of Barclay street.
and AT Broadway corner Of Canal street.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.

TALIF0RN1A DIAM0NDS.-THIS NEW AND BEAU
" ul article equal in brancy and appearn nee TO the
real diamond. mounted in rings pins earrings studs sleeve
buttons &C. Prices within the every
For sale only at L. J. JACOBS, 507 Broadway.
yNATCHEs.-ANY GENTLEMAN OR LADY CAN
w purchase watches at Wholesale prices Watches that
cell from $50 to sl75 be bought from s35 $25 Ad
dress, with real name, ii. j., box III Herald ONCE
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Too Good tor Opponents. mo Hawkers,

BY no humbug trash sham certificates used
the only eecual rat coekrachs 49, without
danger stencil. None genuine unless signed by
henry r. COsTAR Wholesale and retail depot, 3SS
broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Rushton's Treatise ON Cod Liver Oh, giving
it's curative properties consumption crofula
ready and will be furnished gratis With bottle of his
OIL Mt his stores Remember RI SHToNS drug
only at the old establishment 10 Astor House.
Of Barclay street. and AIT Broadway Of Canal
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existed sevous to the frat OF Nay the often iers N
convicted, are subjected to Q hne Of $50.
MICHIGAN MAINE Law.
The Prohioitory Liquor law OF Michigan Yin 20 into
operation to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

w. III. Lovet's Wahpenc Will restore gray
to ts youthful Appearance and badness Call
2 Broadway and those who have been gray and bald
who have perfect heads of hair when young.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

The Baron, DIR. spolasco, M. D., A. B., Sc,
rom London Of European great and good sa
great and astounding than all faculty ST.
Nicholas Hotel 98 Spring street
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Clistatloro's Executor Hair Dye.-NIost

folks fancy they detect dy hair and detection easy
when ordinary dyes used But the acuest observer
distinguish the Excelsior blacks and from
those horn in the hair The created and impaired ns
are identical. CRISTADoR0, o Astor House.
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Singers Sewing Machines Improved 60 as

to without noise the most perfect continuance yet
presented public notice. They the very
without breaking IT. and perform the heaviest work. In
cloth leather without getting out OF order One machine
will do description OF work Clear profit Of using
Of these machines 81 600 N. bail other sewing
mschines liable suite kfor infringement patents
/. n. SINGER CO.. 1923 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

TRICK the manufacturer the United
celebrated Safes and r. q. Gons impenetrabe
hApce locks and bar Depot 92 Pearl street.
below Maiden lane.
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We0OInx CUrubs-Ah AbB0ftInSnt EIVoT-
DELLS elegantly engraved at home notes. wedding cards
&c BE- TAD pcata, sent by post any part
Of the oountry-esi 6lished lsaO. JAMES EvERbELL,
3O2 Broadway, corner Duane street