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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-05-07

D@A There is talk of passing laws by
which suicide by poison will become much
more difficult of execution than formerly.
Mf. Algernon Jones, a young friend Of
ours, says nothing shall stop him from.
killing himself Whenever he wants to-. If
he can find no other way, he will eat bits
of sponge and drink water till he bursts.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-05-07
RED RANK HAT STORE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER lawn MADE Ar
n 4 engagements to r~elinquish his present business for
the purpose of going into other business, would
most respectfully say to his humorous friends and
customers, that the business will, on and after this
date, be conducted by L. Fl. Finch. Those wishing
10 purchase a good Hat or Cap, can suit themselves
here better than at any other place, as to durability,
fashion, price, &c, as 3. II. Finch is well posted up
IN he business. and has no hats or caps on hand but
what are made by practical hatters, to order. There
is no article in this establishment that is bought of
) New York jobbers, and every article sold here is
warranted to please.
s re- Call, and give them a trial.
r. Friends, and other Hats made to order at the
shortest notice.
Red Bank, March, 16 1857. 36f.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-05-07

RM- We cannot do ell to others with
out doing it to ourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-09
M arried.

Married.
BIpsn-EH.SEs --On WEDNESDAY evening. Dec. 81, by
Rev j. N. Nacauley, Henry B. BAsKKg 10 AIMAEA Ware
worm, eldest daughter OF Ccot Rhaes Esq., all Of this
city.
Ia Rrr-KnG On wednesday evening", Dec al al
tho church, OF Fourto street sud aGyettc
place, by thu Rev. Dr.. Dewitt, Mr. JoBs -. l. Rus 10
Njse MADAiINy lIYzII KING both OF thls city.
sAnpAu-SIALsY On sunday DC ~, Attn Church
Of 81 Joseph by Rev. j. Nooessa Mr. LORE lssnsAu 10
Niss MAZDA ScAtlsY.
EyAm--6ovrEN On Tcss6ky log, jan q ny the
Rev. Geo. Evans EDws EvA,s, Esgsnd, 10 Mise SUSAN
GoyIRr, Of this city.
NrHrBy- McKTBNAS,-On Tuefd evening, Dec. 90,
by the Rev. Dr. M6KerIip, Joas r. MusRaY 10 AsEB
Mana N eldess daughter OF Tue late Johu MckernAn
GAIIABra- NtCAEIBY-Ou Tuesdag, Jan. ., ny the
Rev Father stavrs, Mr.. O~Es GALLAHR 10 MANY iNKs
FRAN r. aus htcr OF tho lac James MCCARTHY.
AuHS-fARi-fn this city, Oh Wednesday everiag,
Jan. = bS the Pew, Charles Norton kr. Wiuis socrT
AIIps 10 MiAs SAElu J. EsRI. both OF Newark N. }.
Newark papers y ease copy.
wsIeHr-TxsHuNu --Op Wednesday, Doc. ~, sy The
Rev 5 q Wakely, Mr.. GsoRca EDw, wNCHt 70 ~
MAlaAIIy JAM TssDrsr, both VI tuis city
Srg Sing. Ohio and Illinois papefs pis&ss copy.
kooss- DpssxIL--On Tuesday, Jan. 9, by the raw
Dr. futile, minister OF 81. Lakes church, NJ. N'IlAn
Moor OF Ri, city, 70 Miss sAs1u DsnRsLl, Of Devon
tblIc England
Drn,H-CBlxErR- - On We'd, esdsy ian. 7, ~ the
Rev. ss npcl Beswss Gs0sGS W. DUsYEs 70 KAxcstu a.
CDAnprHS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-09

tFrom The Boston Aaveruref, jan. o.
Some error statements having been made public
relative TO the provision -nich has been made by NJ;
Gray, In tae dspoi Ion Ct bis csste for the benefit OF
pubie institutions, glad 10 be sbe to state more
correctly dstncy The nature and extent OF tho a
ryopr siors actually made by him TO public uses
const Of two munacer, 80 Of peoac brssche
instruction In the line Avts and Ia Natural Hlstorv In
Harvard College an institution In which be has always
taken deco interest having there recsived hts
6eulc educaon and having been during period Of ten
years mtmber Of the Board OF ovetsoers
We earn that Mr. Gray bss by two wills OF which
his brother the Hon. John cray, and bis nephew
william Gray, Tsq are appointed executors, dts
wsmse,, 'o Of his sry for taeIr SeneS, ana ,sss
Mr. William Cray one Of thu EXECUTOR besides re.
ceving among other relatives specl1e legacy, Is
william Gray enc Of the executors the custody OF the
wilI he addressed 10 him letter. which his wishes
reieren,e 70 tins resduary graft are explained 10 the
following passsges, which are authorized 70 make
Aner provialpg rally for all the bequesls 10 my will in
cIudins that to Yourself n there shall rcmsn two years
sfer my DEATH surplus beyond every thing Given In my
yin above then wish you would on, Of ,hs, surpcs
tastuis you ace ht. my collection Of crgrsvngs
With all books relating 70 subject including Rose
sho., and Soss Of which one thousspd srd The
are 20 be appupriscd In the rst place to keeping
order and TO publishing csslosse Of the Same
a. / leave Il. And also give, out Of said surplas
ouly 10 Harvard college, or such other inssnu,ion
IN you see a., the further sum Of nfy thousand dol
laxs: tue income to be applied to tho establishing ana
nssrsaIppg OF mparave E,clopy y; not 70 DO
10 any other department. but 70 be under the
csrse Of an faculty responsible oaly 70 the
cuvporauon and ovenetrs No part OF said income Is
20 be expended for real eaae the pay men salaries
Upon the last donations impose such conditions and
Feet ictlons ~ you may zee 81 And advise ron 70
csssu Mr. Louie Thies OF Cambridge with regard 10 the
esepev nss and Professor Agassis With regard The
nusenm Of Comparative Zoology"
The will ITSELF we unt ersssnd, contains NO aiusion 10
enc psrAcuIaY subject Of the soove spptoprson, add
oontans 90 provision other than the resdusrv grant
sbsve nrer<oned In which the public have any ,nte
rest There we believe, every rason 10 antc ite
that The process Of the LETT by Mr. Gray vi bs
ample 90 m 20, al the specific bequsts 10 ns wilt With
residue more thar suCiAni 10 the donations the
srcrpt or see COD named in ibe letter above qu,ted
Tho inrlnc value OF tie co.. .con of engrsviuKs In
snoD the Donations 10 cney-, doubtless far freser
hen their cost, which 10 tupp. sed 10 bsve been rom
% eco 10 $50 600 many ~ tne,1 beipg works OF
sLiok perld be 9Th dlfcgy r.-asnrsd ~ any COST
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FAILURES, ASSIGNMENTS Ere.
fFrcm the Inds pendent, Jan. 9
The following s our weekly report OF failures, assign
ments, no. -
\. H. George 4 Co, Amherst. kass., Suspended.
A. L. Bowers, Wal,ham, Mass, Suspended and com
p y McGIvray Co Boston, Mass suspensed; lis
bnes ssoooeo, surplus about 100000; good dvidesd
J. D. whnses o., Boston, Mass, suspended and
assigned.
CP Plnpsou, Boston, Mass., Suspended; assets about
sioe@o, liabilities sleo,ooo, Of which $4,000 cona-
dental.
siackpole a Richards, Lawrence, Nass, Suspended
offer 80 Ger n.
Keby, townsend Co, stock brokers' New York city,
suspended
fuller. Hart a MsCortle Ne- Yorh city, sus pended
Liabilities about $40 ooo o. which SEQ 900 confidential
cftr e5 cents.
Aptirew Be,ser. New York city, failed and assigned.
Tbsyer A Kettle New YORK city, failed and assned.
Henry MAY ell, albany, y. Y, suspended.
Nsyes Brown, Elmira, Nd sold out end suspended
samuel hawkins, sunderland, y. Y, failed and as
signed.
Dublebefs, schroeder \ Co, Rochester, n. ", A.
tlrpcd.
j. l. Van winIle short Traoi n Y, assigned
Kipt 4 thompson, Ps,erson, n. j., Suspended.
Philp Rnrly, Nortorsvle, Pa, isiltd aud assigned
wIHsm Roth Holliesvlle, Pa, failed.
rotr psrgemsn Ptsvine Tenn. failed.
beAy nl~s .ssc4Ases, vnso, sssiasss W N. A. Ef.,,
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Political Movements.

uAxDIpAns ron rH Posr OF ORGAN GRxpnR-n has
been stated and often reerade and even 10 The ssen'
ume the assertion ID adhered 70 by many Warrington
eeser writer's that M buchanan win dispose WIN "o
services OF organ grinder during his admnisusn'n,
and trust the independent press for fair eaposon
IN acts and Intentions However this may be sne'e
horde Of aspirants FOR the pes. Of editing Per in
Waahineton which shall receive the conha'<ce OF NE
President and the support II Congres Adong tho most
ysomineut Of them wl mention p~e following John
Applesor edcr or the Portland Name, Irsus; Roger A..
Pryor, Of the Mchsond Enquirer; Ool Harvey Of the
Louisville Denors.; J. ". forney, Of the Philadelphia
Pc,ssvaria~; A. D. Banks, Of the Petersburg De~orai;
Beverly Tucker, late Of the Washington Sentin; Mr..
Rsrwen once editor Of the Washington Republic, and
more recently Of the Know Nothing Organ Toe presen.
ednor Of tht augrsts, Georgia, Censa.oaG,: s also
saprant
SOvyRSeRsHp TKsNIssEB -Governor johnson has
ssshorised he announcement that be viii again
candidate Tor the Office OF Caef Executive Of Tennessee.
PENNSYLVANIA UNIFIED STATS sHSAroE The Harrisburg
s>rsspoI dent Of the Philadelphia Gazette says
The question tf United States Senator Ia attracting
large snare OF public interest in md on OF The Asgisa
ruse TIE democrats working assduously to
Ahe caucus domination Tor their several frierds Jsdsng
from be best information have been able to s0ta.n the
strength Of the severa on trs VOTE appears
70 be somthing Ike the "a Fornsy,
"; Foster, II; Brodhead, 4; H. b. Wrgat, a Bicsa-
sw, g. After bale. two, however the position OF
things Will be materially changed The rep ib.cans viii
undoubtedly rOmnste General Simon Cameron their
sanotsse, III s probability by unAnioaous vote. In
sh event his friends hops that he may succeed being
elected II viii require but two or three democratic
vcsef, which lie thought he will be able to secure.
ss,EM MUNICIPAL EIscT7oy.-rhe municipal election OF
sle, Kass toos place the 6h inst ~th the folio
hog result for Eayor:-
AesseTvey, citizens $50
oxsood republican. Avo
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION IN Iowa. Constitutional
Convention 70 st Iowa city toe Sd mat!
ccnsisu Of thirty members, who stand politically
Republicans ~
Aemocr6ts IL
The question VII ether bALk charters snail be prohibited
BY the Stale constitution will be the prominent subject
o. consideration.
KANSAS L1esr4IuRI- The ksnssi Legislature meets on
- second Monday Of January 1857 and on the FIRST
Monday In that month thereafter Active preparations
ere being made for the Accommodation Of the members
and vieiters at Lecompton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-09

Defiance g~3aunanaer Dafes-w1th Paecnt
powder proof a1l bars Dcros W. rsA-
''s'@ 'oe '''' 'e''" A~ SoBEnr u. PATRICK.
white Teeth. Perfu~ed Breath and Beau.
tfu complexion, be acquired BY uang ne pam o.
Asusasd fowersn Beware Of oouAtesiein me lmmeuso
Of the bamn brought cut hosn o.
and mpostursa Be snre each bottle " agned
CO., Franklin square, IN y. For sAle pv ~ a'osss~
Batcheidor's Hair Dye, wigs and Tc1pecs
the best In the VERDI made sold and applied ~ Ne 40
prosdway.
Hail. Inimitabae Cutter of Hair and Whis-
kers Barclay street. Hair dye shings box black or
brswn.
Hernia Cured by Marsh u COs-ktadic"A
cure trsss at IN Maiden lane New York.
HOliOway's Ofntsnent.-There arc Miluons
nation
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IRE teAfn1nfp Norm American, NJ PosuAnd from La
verpooi brings u four days aser The accounts
mot important in any poin, Of view. C,ston aud bread.
stGns the sAms rs previously quoted. Toe quota
tons oonsols without change. The banks it'll
remained closed Money was In active demand, and the
advces from France speak Of removal Of the rcslrc-
tons by the Bank OF " snce disc cunts.
Tho Counsellor Of the city OF Baltimore has taken the
requste legal to restrain the phymen, Of the
late surplus dividend OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The annexed statement exhi9 tnts the value Of mer-
chandse and specie imported Into this port in each
month Of 1885, the aggregate Of that year. and for the
previous TIL &C years:-
CoxxERcH foRr or INV SokK-isYosIs AND
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Lind wsr,ca, nAsE.Ioa, Ohio, suspended; liabilities
asee
Boyt hcArshar, Cleveland, Ohio sold cut and sas.
pended.
Roo spAzhs, Buchanan, Ksch., aasigned.
y. Watz, Toledo 0aio assigned 70 @. W. Hu.
John y. Doty, Harmony, Ohio, failed.
y. Preston, 81. Omar, Ind, assigned.
about t3S,cQ0.
0olgats Brotbers, Milvautie, Wis, assigned.
b. Richardson, Portage City, Wis, suspended; nabiA-
ues large.
Huston, Hawkins Huston, Keofuk Iowa, asBigned 70
James r. NIlings; good dividend expected
jennings Calender Lyons lows, assigned.
=. Bement Hastings, N. T., sold out and suspended.
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We are tbus precise IN pIacrs the bsance IN cscn year
,cpsrae for the purpose Of showing how she wad
this Company rails according to tie Bgurirg Il vii
be In the account Of expenditures that there no
allowance msdo for increase Of construction ao,oun,
The expense Of maintaining and operating the road put
down 1 pos7, s67, which only about 81 per cen
No one for moment suppose thu, the increase
construction account, which the company admits
amounting TO 81 s62 Included In the above sggte
gate for mainaispg and operating the ROAD The com
papy do say that s but that Is the impression the
wish TO convey TO the public mind. ina, there may
no doubt about tie actual the construction
count, we give the official report Of Items
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Court Calcnd sr-Ihls Day.


errRrsR CorRI-Circui PAR 1-Speciai calendar and
Nos. as2e so, III, 1856, ICE. Part 2-Nos 81, 81 81,
lSe as2 as1 ,0s s re- n,2 l II,
1. Clsss Mos 81 to 90, "a, II, 1s7, ana asa Aso
the cause, On the cslenear not set Gown, reserved
openint OF the court snd defaults viii be allowed.
surmos Corsr-Noe las 251, 2k2, 25t, 257, ass. $50
s sss so AZ az sa AZ s s sS s sSs AL sss sa
s2t s27 s2s sac, Sao ssi s32 ass sa4 sss 1877, ass
ccsso- rrsAs--rr, Mos. l7a 10 40 inclusive and
&C. Part 2-sos 80. as, lti TO 1855 inclusive.
prrso STATES Dsrucr Corsr. 90, a, 81 TO S.
---------------
Eurs, Eurs, Furs--At whites, las FuItsa
sEest between Broadway and Nsssas. Gents haii@a
Furs Selling OF ut Reduced Prices Gem
uemen fur mutrs collars and gloves gentemens
T gc Z, caps q sas s s ouss 81 S' S %o
streets " : '''"'' "''''''
Fuss, Evrs--ssIIsng on -I.adte-' Furs at
reduced prices nBANTAs corner Of Canal and woostsr
bacon Not Only Adversises superb Ambro-
types but he produces them Therein lies the Of bis
Good Holmes Last Novelty Of Art Is the
one hns por'rsypes and dollar photographs see them
Twenty Cent Ambrosypc Likenesses, with
s SSss 0as .aS 90 s.s s1 S. ySS%s
Charter Oak Charms, Cro.sc.. LaI,c.
81 y WtrsSS Tsss sH'. .. ss ss 6;
Broadway. " Wv
Smithsonian House. Broadway.-HoteI Ac-
modations on ne european American plan At option
steam heat throughout Afro gets D1NNERs societies
ard large parties s1DREY KoPMAN.
Unlon Hotel. 277, a79 and 2sr uuds,r
street -Gocd aud accom- dations M rensorabIs
PRICES, Cor families or single bosrders -
Tee none hut Crisssacro's Dye Wear ,o,.
but Ctlssadtros wigs Your interests will be subseyveJ
following this advice. Address No. 6 Asor House "
John Woods New Gymnasium Now open--
NO East Twcniy eigh street, near finn Avenue
Mrs. EiI,osf's Rheumatic Ea,bror AZ n, -
ibis powerful enbrccauon for rhennasrn old .,rain ma
plains, dsoca0n sc Warranted IL eject uerfs .i'
in al cases Of muscular aud fhcut1stsm a.s
IKE cfam. every hbre, end relieves thu un
acute pam nedisfey Pane the side bacs b.a 81 A.
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Pecm whscs.hey kept possesesoD o. III forr oS Eve
c'coch 10 ne moYniDg Ar the speeches were Yathex
ssug We are oeBsed 70 reserve them for 70 mosrow's
HEAD.
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ibis powerful enbrccauon for rheumatism. old spran, t
blains, dsocatons &c vafraned ~ eject perfe c'e
IN 81 caees Of muscular nbd nefvsus fhcut1stsm n ais
IKE cfaim every hbre end relieves the ma
scue pam I'm necisev Pane The side bacs. b.etst a.
ysc 80 lis potent utLce and few sppicacns ooy a.
necessary IA effect cure. so'd at No 81 division ate
is..Q ~ ssRk and gIt aeIsI Sa ksts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-09

Al the second board the msft WAS barely sustained,
The operations quite limited. The In the mo-
pey markell long and anxousiy looked for Las no.
yet been realized and lie impression that Is far
ever. Ai,tr little WHILE when 10 that the
pressure continues in full force, and not likely to lie, up,
shall such change In the stock market will
astonsh sAnguine specuators and create general
desire to SELL At present holders are carrying ,oc ct
great secrinces 1t Is estimated that two and three per
month about the rates paid BY outside specu.
iators will require . very handsome advance In
prices to let this cass Of operators out without loss
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 9, 1857.

70 s2s eco The increase In sa'h year snoe iso'
M been as foiiowss-
lnoyease IN oousuucaion account lse3 70 1904
Inorsase IN ooussrucsop account 1854 10 1866
Increase in oousuotton account lSsS 10 1885, l9cAAss
Total inc. IRON Sept go 1859 to Sept &c. SO
Total dividends pad in The ssme tune, about e''oOVs
Increase In construction account more than Ar, a..
aividends paid.
We wish distinctly understood that we voucn lof
nothing The only ds,a have for our caIcn'aaions
the oompADys report When We state that the Central
Railroad Company earned bA per cent on ~ ospth as
year. We wish 10 be understood that such 10 the result
We arrive n by proper analyzseon or tne com
pAny's fgures. We do not believe that the DOM
pany mas actually earnea enc rer oeat al iIs
dividend. Phe I'VE and . quarter per cent
net earnings appears the income account (inc'ados
admitted construction expendMures) for the past year.
but ir We take the past three years, cur figures
show that Increase construction account exceeds
the aggregate amount Of dividends Riid In that time 81
oS7.872 Had the Company paid no dividends IN the
ast three years. and applied the money TO construction
that account would have still Of moro than
one million Of dollars. We remarked sometime since
that the total income Of the New York Central Railroad
Company would not show comparatively any increase
in earnings NO matter what the reported increase 10
year sho va thus
epembor 80, 1855, balance. 10
September &c. 1856, balance. UI,s7S
Increase in balance o. income account, sspsem
Der 1906, '@A
Sept &c. l3t5gross earnings for tn year 107 3ts IL
Sept 80, Is5egross earnings for tbs year 0ooS OIL IA
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I,HE NEW YORK LEDGER,
j. 1ne great family psper.
IL ready for week.
In now ready
IN ready
IL ready
Ia ready.
Is ready
Is nov ready
cobb wTes fss Is, Fanny FeFr write for Il; Nrs<
sgourhey write for II: Mrs SouhwUth
writes for u; Mrs Gibson writes for IL;
Alice Cary writes toe Il; and
all the move eits that Elmer.
Bennett
hereafter spl be
published
only
TIE NEW YORK LEDGER.
The same may be sad alsD VI Mr Cobb
&c, SC, &c.
ROSS ToUsEY 1903 Nassau street. general a.onls.
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tie none hut Cristsdcro's Dye Wear non.
but Ctadtros wigs Your interests will be subseyvsJ sv
following this advice. Address No. Astor House ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
M ON EY MAR X Z II.

HuREDAY, JAM 81 r. NJ
The stock mNket seems to have lost that buoyaAcy
which has 90 hong enjoyed. With daily increase In
transactions, the tendency Of prices downward the
disposition TO sell 10 gradually extendinR but the fear
among holders that market viii not stand the pres
OF mu,n cash stock. There foundation Tor such
feArr they would be reaized upon he frst attemps
to press large quantity of stock for SALE the variations
in prices to day were uni important There was more 60
vy In grie and Cleveland and Toledo than In any other
Of the fancy railroad stocks We notice both in these
stocks and in New York Central active movement
the par Of the bears Ia Crosse and NIL wauke has
nearly from the recent Decline and was quite
active and firm 10 day at advance OF ~ per cent
Michigan Southern WIS little lower TO- day.
Alter the adjournment OF the beard the following sales
OF stocks bonds made al auction by Albert g.
N;coay:-
50, eco IlckAwana h Western H., Let m. int.
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Smithsonian Honse. Brosdwsy.-Uosel ac-
CON modations the European or Amerts ri., a, .rn
steam heat throughout kso up DINNERS for societes
ard large parties SIDREY KOPWAN
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Mrs. EH,o,f's Rheumatic E.,brces,s ~. =

John Woods New Gymnasium Move Omen
mo 9 Eaat Twenty .egh street near FiNh Aranne
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Union Hotel. 277, 279 and esr Hndsor
PRICES. Cor families or single bosrders
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Eu,s. Eurs, Eprs-At Whites, las FuItsa
sEesL between Broadway and Nsssau Gents ha.ia2
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Fuys, Fvrs--ssIItng o6-Iadtes' Furs at
reduced prices sBANTAs Of Canal and woo,tsr
streets.
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tlemen fur mutfs collars and gloves gentemens
travelling of FUR cloth and SILK plush; bualo and
robes, &c at BANTA'S, corner OF Canal aud Wooster
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Bscon Not Only Advertises superb Ambro-
types but he produces them Therein lies the Of his
success. EOS Bowery.
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cood-Holmcs' Last Novelty Of Art II the
one shilling porrsypes and dollar photographs see them
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Cnsfter YAK Charms, Crosses, Ladies
brooches ear rngs Studs butfons soid rpouned
Sold only BY WILLIAM /. TxRBEf.f. ,eweier, No 70;
Broadway. $500 ~ ~
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twenty Cent Ambrosypc Llkenesses, with
KlMBALI.s, so Broadway American days d.played
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Hernia Cured by Marsh u COs-ktadicaA
cure truss at az Maiden lane New York.