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n.sS Ego 2 hat ship. called the Sea Easle
ss.sy l. Sc A.. Uno. Jsass means 10 Keep
;S:e $ via seae :Sss Ss ss0p Suppose
s ss:: !: 20 8
sD :. ySs % in your o and
aie ss which know belong much her.
The talked out Of breath IN his strong wish
Already sSss sss aa act Say pSu 60
v. .h sns:an, AL The pains Of parting a.,
although s you care hsD os mt
What becomes Of me hiy want hold me- just ug
o he dsa ssT se s
'Ss 1ssa Ssn any
~ IN sss ,S sssss s
e her s 10 ana
s ne mpoency o. her rage against her uncle flashed her
WIN you do what ask Normal said VIII,
Ys,; VIM do anything YOU. VIII; but when am wo-
man he clenched her small hands to her
40 You Won. Norma you num-, tsls sS-t + wicked"
Re sod tn: hey won't lei me- aud she pointed slsn
canty over her shoulder 10 yards the house
leave with them, but won't last long, hes
s so for & sna he cd
his abo her form anc kissed her cheeks with all the
tenderness OF . brother.
The people who KEEP. he ignI of average pretsn-
in tact IObody cared; that keep
ton. 50 oifcuIt Of access. The man. Milo Houston
every asseciaiion his life was connscssd with
n so he be @ o and s1s I'd
at the isht bringing with him vle .ho had
thirty Years Of barren stenee fair
aDS make ,hsmd seemed! What hey pc ased.
Abe had received fabulous that hey Wee
10th At school and the Denevoence that did
It was midnight Norms Danton had returned from the
point where with heroic courage bad hidden brother
sden and puhed off alone with the night above dark
Tor she inew thar afew MILO would cali
for HIM Presently she heard Mos heavy step the wind
s and ~ % Re sfsd h downs .s vi. s
hose circular ohamres so CONT and dreary
sne knew sa did NOT s or "a ter L wss
comfort % her 70 feel na her broners
might CHARGE ere ,bey should meet again.
she wached faithfully till the morosg dawned and them
The shining and BRIGHT when the voice of
Where Is wins" he asked srutty pang went to her
WI really wac; and see the ship was yet
IN ssh Yes; she Just in time to catch pairing glimpse Of
What are you looking for and why don't you
Come here said she without removing hor eve, from the
ohjec. which they icy ed mechanj
calE DO you see ship yonderg the large farhes
Well, my eyesish amt but can zee ship that far
ye though she sailing smAr, with breeze her
Ny brother WIN ia in her sad Norma pointing with
The man gaye long. low whistle ca he read the conrms
Wv % sn s se 3 ME- Her duty ended there
sna waited 10 bear no more from MIN but down the winding
Jew down. steep rocks upon the beach
The white sand gtcred in the morning. sunlight aud she
threw herself down. moaning and waing to tine suging
To be continued in Nextl
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The relatives and friends Of the family the msmbsrs Of
nsnt in general are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral services, ct his late resdence No. SO G
this morning. ., nine o'cloct His remains will be taken
to Hampstead Plsns Long Island, for internent.
On Thursday, March 49, after ,rt aud severe Ill
ness, AIM only daughter Of Margaret and Patrick Bfs,
aged yeaTs mouths and 13 days.
Her remains will taken Calvary Cemetery for in
tsrnent this afternoon, at two O'Clock from No. 100
On Wednesday March 49, LOUISA srsEr GuEsrA1 dsugh-
ter OF Charles and Lucinda Guena aged years and
me relatives and friends are invited to attend the uue-
raj without further notice. from No. 386 Broome street.
corner OF Mulberry street. this afternoon two O'Clock
On Thursday, March IL, JOHN r., Of Peter J. and
The relatives and frienos Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral t, morrow AFTERNOON o'clock,
from the residence Of his father No. 218 Wooster street.
His remains will be inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
in Wednesday evening, March IL NORMAN SON Of John
The relatives friends Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral this afternoon, two O'Clock, from
No. 1l2 Leonard street.
On Thursday, March 49, CHARLES EDWARD intact son Of
Samuel and Ida j. Phillips, aged months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respec folly
parents, No. SO West rwenth street. this al
two O'Clock, without further invitation.
Mooney. ws
John Duncan, aged years and month
The funeral wi take place from No. 129 Mott street.
Nipped by the winds untimely blast,
Parched by the SUMS director ray,
Inc mOu entary gIOrioh WA6t6,
The short lived beauties die away.
Suddenly on Wednesday evening" March IL, WILLIAM
NJ, eldest SON OF William and Anna Maria Attsrbury,
aged IL years months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO At
tend the FUNERAL from the residence Of his father No. 10
Hillary street. Brooklyn this afternoon at two clock
In brooklyn, on Thursday, March b. after ILL.,
ness, SAMUEL s. DoSGAR, aged II years and days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his mother 1877
Fulton street, Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March Is, FIDEA, infant
eanghrer Of Capt. Thomas and Catherine Dixon.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her fathers residence, No. 12S
Sands street, tomorrow afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Tuesday March H. at No. 80 Douglass street. Book
1yn, CAROLINE BAILEY, aged 10 years.
Her remains inferred in tire Cemetery of the Ever
green's.
On Thursday, March IS, CATHERINE KAHN wife Of John
Kahn, aged "a years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family most
respectfully invited attend the funeral late
residence No. la North Third street, williamsburg this
afternoon at two O'Clock Her remains will be Inferred
in Calvary Cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

COTH WARD IN THE FIELD CHEERFUL NEWS
~ for the democracy-The citadel taken-The rights of
the people secured Hon. James Buchanan, the peoples
overwhelming cling the democracy OF
Twentieth ward, held at the house Of Thomas A. Dunn on
dhursSay evening" March Is 1856 Club was formed entitled
Fowler called the chair and committee appoint.
ed to nominate permanent officers. whereupon Bous NJ.
Fowler was chosen President t Vice President W.
do Cornelius Gashan; Sd do Herman Perkins, Recording
Ed ward Parsons Corresponding Secretary, N Hill
Fowler; Treasurer John Doyle.
whereupon It was Resolved, That IN James Buchanan We
recognize the first and only choice of the democracy of the
Twentieth ward tor President Of the United Sta O..
Resolved That regard the election OF Mr. Buchanan
the Presidency necessary the perpeuiy of the Union
the harmony OF The Democracy and the welfare Of the
mercial and mechanical interests OF our country.
Resolved That In his election future prosperity and the
security OF our civil and egous institutions win be secured
Resolved That In the event Of the nomination OF James Bu
chapan at the democ attic convention Cincinnati,
neAt we pledge mutual and undivided support In his cleo
ton.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

RAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ, WILL DELIVER THE LAST
- lecture Of the courre before the Young Mems Association
Of the Twentieth street Congregational Church
and Seventh avenues Thursday evening" March 3 Sub
- cents
T B. BROWN WILL GIVE ONE or HIS POPULAR
q dramatic and poetic readings at Clinton HALL AsOr
place. Friday evening" March a. Selections from various
authors among which win Gray's Elesy, the poem
Daniel Webster requested is deathbod
To comm ence at O'Clock. Admission IS cents.
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NGW LOCAL. srORY.
PICTURE FROM MEMORY.

A PICTURE FROM MEMORY
"A BE WILLIE Il. PAnOR.
Sitting where me emoers gi0wD
WIN ptitng In sccens low,
III too lwsln A maiden fair.
One win wealth Of r. ven hir
And scr, unsuDied grace
1hrooen upon her hoiy fsce;.
While from cut her over'r eyes
Beam VI ~ nothing can disguise.
ChA~peo IN his. Der gentle hand
White ns any IN the iard;
Fixed On hers, HE hazel eyea
Ieiegrspbmg loves eplies.
Through the easement pans the moon
Sees Them take the lover's oOop.
Az Two lips moment meet
And In partr y, saw, how SWEET"
This the picture me no brings
From mr. store treasured Iii, ags;
Fragrant With the oa,r shed
Round It eer its DRY fed
And, as sis here alOre
Comes the echo OF q tone,
~ II, mar days ago
Uttered love sOrds soft and Iow.
HARLEM, N. ", March 1856
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On Wednesday. March H. by the Rev. DR.. Raphall S.
SIvEsTMN ESQ., Of San Francisco, to CHARLOTTE young
est daughter of LYMAN 4. Hart, Esq, of this city
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, March r. BY the Rev. j.
W. Dller, Mr.. ELMER 2. BRITT to Miss HELEN GnsroN
On Wednesday evening, Feb. LIZ, at wauwatosa, NIL
waukescounty, Wisconsin, by Rev. s. c. Kngsbury, Mr.
EDWARD sAsDERsoN, Of Milwaukee, to Miss r. A. BYRoS
only daughter of Vim. II. Byron, Of wauwatosa
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


HENRY G. BONN. OF LONDON, PROPRIETOR AND
IL publisher Of the series Of books kno wn as
BOnNs STAND CLASSICAL ANTIQUARIAN AND
OTHER IIBR ARIES having directed that the
ORIGINAL ENGLISH EDITIONS
OF bis publications SHALL in all be supplied To the Aucr
cen public as low reprinted COPIES the prise OF the
following volumes of
BOa CLASSICAL LIBRARY
Is reduced to Eeventy five cents each, per volume.
Cesar, Salust, Florus, &C.,
Ctcero's Ofices, Sophocles,
Homer's lliad, ThuGydMes,
Horace, Virgil
Herodous, Xenophon's Anotass,
And Memorabilia.
B-The English editions printed linen paper with
fine steel engraving in each volume, have Cs-
steal Library" stamped on the covers.
BoHN's iBRARI comprise $50 volumes of the
best and cheapest books in the English auguage high
character Ia established by the made name STYLE
&c in limitations and copies OF the originals.
Complete catalogues be had single volumes the
whole series supplied through bookseller country
or by MIR. Bohn's American agents,
IL Parkr row r.
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White, the Halter, has Removed from tho
corner ls Fulton suesi between Broadway and Nassau
WHITE, Halter.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, kAa1tors, have He.
the Irving House 25 Broadway, fourth
above hesae street. where With spacious and
popu character OF their productions The spring fashions
are now ready. WARNOCKS, HAders,
2e3 Broadway, above Reado 81.
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French Gas Fixtur ea-New Emportations.-
The bes selection to he found real bronze and FIRE gilt
deers bracbes Also statues for halls and nch
large choice of clocks and bronzes.
Il. DARDONVHLE, AS Broadway.
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Birth.
On THU sday morning, March 13, the wife of GEORGE
CANrEID Of q son.
On Saturday March s, the wife OF Capt. JESSE Nor Of
Brooklyn, of daughter.
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The Smithsonian H0use-Brosdway. Cor
tsr q Houston sree New Yorisingle rooms 90 cents. 70
81 day. PaSlors with bedrooms 81 so 70 IS
isy. Meals EXTRA and ordered This and large hotel
xvtes the attention Of travellers. SIDNEY KOPNAN.
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Quassia Tonic Cups for Dyspeptics. -
Gsbaudsn HIPS qusssa cups acknowledged be the
best well most convenient remedy for dyspepsia fever
and ague debility loss OF appetite, ndg eson and similar
complaints for which they prescribed by physicians
generally, with great satisfaction Wine water parakes
imn edaey Of their properties, and they may
months without being exhausted See that FAC smle
Of name Is on the label Sold s wholesale by GABAUDAN
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sellers Il Co.'s Spring and Summer Style OF
naen yenlatng dress hats and be opened and
closed momept Call and zee them al u Film street
pU VI Dnapa
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David's spring style OF Gcntlcmen's Hats
inst issued MpeQr In style and finish. Gentlemen in
want Of hat invfe0 cali at his saesroom 3Oi Broad
nav second door from Duane street.
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The Prototype Ii q Picture Taken from
life III the camera, three times larger than has
been done hereoorecorrect dra wing shape bold aud
wen deined-s triumph Of srt-by HULMES $50 Broadway
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spring F'ashiOn.-AmOng tho Hatters who
have competed for the palm OF in The exposition of
ror article OF hat for the spring trade KNOX, Of 22 Broad
corner OF Fulton street has turned out very neat light
the more expensive and articles sent forth By
fashionable artisans ~
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Sewing Observation-Disclosures Using Sewing
should not fail to examine the latest mprovemen
bisdDg hats CATERS vests clothing &c. using binding Of
all widths, ar applicable to any machine
NICHOLAS LKAVIT 4 CO., All Broadway.
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SEdARs.-CAsH PURCHASERS OF sEGARs CAN
" procure bargains from stock OF million imported
svanS domestic and German segars Operas As low a. All
Normss - 20 and npwsrAs N. BCash advanced upon Sc
CARS, In bond or otherwise.
o. CBEEKe, No 81 Broadway MP stars
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The Disputed Judgeship-The Case OF Il
New Reservoir.

New Reservoir.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERN.
MARCH 13.-The Court met, pursuant to adjournment,
to hear the of the confirmation Of the commission
ers' report as to the reservoir.
In consequence of the doubt existing as to whether
bench rendered vacant by the death of Judge Norris
Judge Strong, of Kings county was invited to preside
with Judges Roosevelt and Cerke to hear and mine
the case Of The city reservoir in order that legal
difficulty might arise.
Judge Davies took his usual position on the bench be-
side Judges Roosevelt and Cerke and when Judge Strong
arrived he asked by the presiding Justice oose
velt) to come on the bench.
Judge Strong said that the bench eemed to be already
Judge Davies politely pointed to the outside chair,
which was vacant.
Judge Strong shook his head said something about
etiquette and by his Indicated tina, he declined
Judge Roosevelt asked the invited Judge occupy the
middle seat, which Is customary such OCCASIONS and
self with chair he and Judges strong Cerke held
consultation for more than twenty minutes. They then
after conversation with him the case Of the reservoir
vas proceeded with Judge Peabody did not appear in
The Corporation ceunse dr. shepsr stated that for
reasons which oredtable the late Corporation
Counsel he r Dillon had retired from this case; and
counsel and the number Of Objections he asked that the
objections DO put in the proofs which they propose to
sustain: After some further preiminares,
Mr.. Phelps said he appeared for II. B. Gray who is
owner Of fifty seven lots Of land taken ALSO for Mr.
Richard Theal for five lots; VIM. T. S. Ryer, four lots
and Mrs. j. II. Browning, seven lots-al objectors.
Mr.. Thompson appeared for Simeon Abrahsms, lessee
Of three lots.
Mr.. Fullerton and Mr. j. T. Brady appeared for Sarah
Jemes, Of thirtysi LOTS VIM L. Shardlow twelve
lots James E. Shaw, sixteen lots and for Francis j.
Rodgue.
Mr.. Murphy appeared in his behalf as owner of
thirty two and . halt lots.
Mr.. Lawrence on behalf Of three religions Hebrew
congregational the Of which, he said we're rather
difficult to pronounce; each congregation owns q ceme-
terry altogether being lots. The question comes
up TO the amount OF compensation to 10 allowed for
the removal Of the bodies inferred In the cemeteries he
also appeared for Jos. W. and John Hncks
Mr.. Bosrdman appeared for the interest Of Mr. Ro-
mayne Dillon in the estate Of Benjamin Romayne also
for Patrick Dckie, four lots, and the estate Robert
Taller, sixteen lots.
Mr.. Qusckenbush appeared for Hannah westervet one
block
Mr.. Jones for Matthias Warner, two lots. Mr. Brown
for Robert J. Brown ten lots,
Argument in opposition was then proceeded with.
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Bcebe ~ Co.., Fashionable Halter, I56
Broadway have ready and oer for sale spring and
summer fashion for genemen's hats made With their i'm.
proved ventator which, combined with other
renders their hats lighter and 10 the heal
offered TO the public. ~ w ~ ''s''A
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SaIamander Safes.-

Defiance Salamander Safes.-R0bert M.
PAiRICK the soe manufacturer in the United States Of the
above ceebra ed safes and patent powder defiance locks
and cross bars Depot le2 Pearl street, door below
Maiden lane,
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Whiskcrs or MOustacHes Forced to Grow
IN s1 weeks by my ongnen which will not stain or inre the
GRAHAM 6S5 broadway; Hays IT'S Fulton street. Brookyn;
Zejber. A South Third street. Philsdelphia.
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BOOKS AND ENGkAvINGs BuUGHr. IN ANY
- quantity at the old Curiosity shop, No. l7 Nassau street,
where the highest cash price will be gven ALSO novels
nes paintings anything appertaning literature the
fine arts constantly hand arge
dern engravipgs. JOHN PYNE, l07 Nassau street.
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
A FUND OF FUN
"a will be found In
YOUNG AMERICA,
No. IL,
This day publbhed. It's illustrations are numerous and
every one is worth the price of the paper.
The Fourth of March, 1851 will tickle the politicians
The Last Polka Of the Season will please upper tendon.
Orchestral Peculares will insure smile goars
Brown Studies will create excitement In the
Fashionable world, and make lower milondom open It's
eyes.
about town.
Done For will be appreciated by the George Law clubs.
Smoking Made Easy, will excite The patty OF phiAnhro
pists.
The Best Way VIII be taken BY the ladies' while a literary
Price 8 cents number, or 81 80 per year.
For fale by all news agens, ard by
T. w. STRONG, Publisher, IS Nassau street. New
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CEGARs,- GREAT sACRIFT7E ON IMPORTED HA.
- vaDa and oeetc se~nrs selling of 1877 Broadway
abe entire stock win be sold a very pw prizes The concern
nustc'cse rrtti ~ days "
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Owners of Horses Will Find DIR. Tobias
niment pint bottles fifty cents superior to anything tor
curing cec dwellings, gals bruises Jumps &C. Sod by all
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70 be his eisptsrested srbiter as defence is rich
wth HE twenty peremptory challenges to shut cat
those merely susI ected to Do political per-
sona fceswhen pose sutton Irepeat 10 thus nuatsd
the political element necessarily pervades the evil
care not how strong guilt may BE- there
always probability OF disc greement and possibility
Of scqnittAl make these last remarks upon general
principles; intend especial application Of tn ana
h rather becomes believe that the jury who re-
the people ond my snd sups-
rior my cce ave-oy disagreernents 1t all events
laid there II able and ra onal doubt OF guilt And
in the untrie it my duty to obey the of aw
that every presumed 10 be innocent until guilt Is
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Mechanical Lamps, Carcels and M0derat0rs
Reduction In prices fhe best light for country houses
Pure seed oil for sale. Bronze and gilt chan eer
deabras brackets candles shop
repairing. II. DARDONVILLE, AS Broadway.
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RRECKENR1DGE COAL.-A SMALL SUPPLY OF THIS
~ celebrated coal is now being received, be sold
S5 per ton Delivered $4 taken from the yard Orders
ie al No. wall street Thompson's office, the yard
ner OF Twenty seventh and Eighth see
" Durn nj either place. N. H. SNOW Coal Dealer.
C0KE.-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHALDRONs
OF superior LivopoS coke for the chaldorn
LOIS TO suit purchasers 81 d, delivered Apply d
King and Greenwich Streets MATf. CLINTON.
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Personal.


A BROTHER MERCHANT WILL PLEASE INFORM
"A Anon. mously when to address note in reference
letter Of 9Th nst his friend very DESTROYS obtaining
further information.
IF JAMES MCCLURE AID ARCHIBA AID MCCLURE,
who in Sl resided in New York, will send their pre-
address to g. @. Pr 2l Lombard street. Philadelphia they
may hear Of something TO their advantage.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF WILLIAM PRICE,
i printer, who lett Montreal December q 49, q was
heard Of al Mr. Keens 62 William street, New York Any
Information Of him will be gratefully received by his dsconso
late mother. Address Widow Ann Price, No. Craig street.
Montreal.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF MICHAEL POWER
who landed in the month of April 1856 ship James
Foster Jr Capt Porter information will thankfully
received by Mr.. Hanlon, at 1903 Mac ison street.
NOTICE.-rF ANNA TAYLOR, OTHERWISE LAMBERT
Otherwise saydoph or II dead any Of her next Of kin,
husband living, wall apply to Alexander Mculy 103 Cape
street. Dublin Ireland she they will hear something
heir advantage The sad Anna Taylor formerly resided In
belfast Ireland but emigrAted 10 America in the 1885,
and aferw ard married person named George Taylor
aterward as Is supposed, married . named Stay
dolpb.
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stiffness of the jons-Rings compound syrup hydrodste
Of potassa, sarsapara and yellow dock Prepared ud
TOR sale BY G. H. RING druggist and chemist 192 Broadway
Lob STR
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singers Sewing Machines.-AlI Persons
wish for information regard sewing machines
obtain by applying at office for copies Of a. NJ Singer
Co.'s Gazette paper devoted entirely the sewing
chime interest Copies supplied gratis.
l. M.SINGER j. CO., 323 Broadway.
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Holloyvay's Pills-The axe Is not moro
necessary in new settlements than this wonderful medicine
which with rapidly and certainty all those facilitating
affections OF The stomach and the bowels which parayzc
try In unhealthy regions
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and Toupees.
The best in The world This uprivaed original dye IL ap
piled in twelve private rooms Bachelors wigs oupees
have mpT ovemens all others. being chef dnuvres
elegance and durability peculiar to this establishment.
BATCHELOR'S, 2a3 broadway.
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rhe Hafs NIanufacfurcA n,

The Hats Manufactured by Espepcheitl.
18 Nassau street. 80 stkngy bear the impress originality
and sklthere novelty and neatness In their con strn.
ton, and elegance and style In eir whole Appearance
which makes them the decided favortes with retIser
ts "a and fashion. Price 81 80. VI
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FINE ARTS.

I mn 00n SHOULD BE Sold JACKSON, TIKI
1sOUV.OOO patriot and hero. An exquisite steel en-.
craving OF the equestrian Of Gen. Jackson Washing
ton, d. G Just published Sent prepaid any address
receipt Of rs cents. GEO. HOWARD 4 CO., Pubishors
rs Fulton street, New York
DACIFIC Observation-Disclosures ENGRAvINGsOF
the Pacific and her saloons viii appear IN No. 10 Of
Frank Leaflets illustrated newspaper. Be
day March Is, together with magnificent winter views OF Nj
agra Falls and twenty other cngavngs and Gil the
OF the week.
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Card.--An Persons VINO have U1ay Hair,

or hair Of bad color invited to call and Mr.
GRANDJEAN, Consultation free at Church street
OF Barclay His fluid gives the hair the natural
desired and be considered real prodigy OF chemistry