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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

With an Inconsistency BOT uDdsuaI among poll
ticians, that same President who sends Mr. Walker
"a Kansas t. enforce the laws Of Border Ruffiaa
Legislature, and to help impose Border Ruiilsa
Constitution on that nascent State utterly refuses
to allow The City of Washington to be made The
seat of a sirliar operation. The Baltimore Bo1der
Ruffiaps. Who ia humble imitation of their Bis
souri, predecessors had periodically volunteered to
take the choice of Common Council for the City
Of Washington into Il eiT own hands and thezeby to
guarantee liberty Of conscience and the rgl3 Ut prl-
waite ~ D.n II matters Of religion against any pos.
.blc DAT ger, and bad come all the Nay fem Bati-
more for that purpose, have experienced, we must
say Ut the hards Of the President very different
.r.aiment from that which tie right how'd of fellow
ship held cut to their brother ufiiaas OF Missouri
might have led them to expect. No doubt The host
on which they calculated was the Presidents neu'
traty, or, if be- ordered out troops, looking to The
Kansas precedent, they no doubt expected that the
troops would be ordered 70 disperSe, not Them hUt
the resident voters. What, then, must have been
their disgust at being treated to bullets and baye
nets There was, however one hEtie distinction
between rLtr case and that of the Missouri Border
ELfians, which explains the whole thlng' shd
wbcb, unfortunately the Baltimore prop'e over
icohtd. I he Missouri IJfeEs took tce side favored
ly H.. PRECEDENT: the Baltimore iuilian', on the
cher hand, cough, to defeot the ticket which the
President w.hed TO prevail. 1t makes all the dit
6-rnce in ire word whose OK it Is that Is gored
and whose bull il !, that does the goring.
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The Marshall County RtYudtiees (Indiana) gives
the following sample of stupid malignity lately ex
hibitel in its neghborhood:
"A few days ago a countIyInan stepped into Of
the business houses Of this place and inquired tho
price OF certain articles Before purchasing any thing
how ever, his eye fell on copy Of The N. I. TRIp
UNy, which was lying on the counter. He picked
up, and after looking at il moment turned TO one
the propretors and observed, If you dere y0ur sent
1nents from THIS sheet, Sir, Ipreter NOT trading r
you. He was told every had the privilege OF do
ing as ne pleased in this cOvntry. Upon which, this
disciple of modern Democracy stepped out at the door
in the most pompOus and lortly style.
"And this is modern bogus Democracy practically
exemplifed Is it not lovely! u"
The Republican must nat suppose that such
sefexpOsures are all confined to one party-we
presume there must be some fools on our side OF
the house, though We d. not know an instance
in which one Of them, has committed himself
quite so badly as this. Tho only proper mode Of
treating such fellows was that pursued by a Repub-
lean jouneyman carpenter Of Boston in time Of
fiery Federal prescription fifty years ago He
applied for employment to master in his craft,
who at once asked him, 4" Who is your candidate
for Governor" Elbrdge Gerry" "Tha
you can't have work in my shop" Why, who
is vour candidate 2" asked the aston shed jour.
neyman. Christopher Gore" well, Sir II
you vote for Christopher Gore, ! woat work for
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selling without license. magistrates for refusing to
hear complaints Of violation Of the law, the CON-
mi.siopers for licensing persons who do not fully
comply with the statute and officers who refuse to
arrest violatOrs Of the act.
After abiding to the laws against bribery, e1tor'
ton. lotteries and fraud at elections, and noticing
the scandalous condition Of Eldridgestreet Prison.
where poor Grelet was slowly poisoned the ke-
corder dismissed the Jury to ponder upon bis IN
structions. Altogether, this Charge is hopefully
refreshing; it speaks out in a manly fashion, and
proves that there is an abiding reverence for Law
still e1tant in this City, even in the ranks OF the
Democratic party. We trust the Jury VIII zeal
ously second the Recorders and, if they find Cati
line in our Municipal palace, that they will fear
lessy tell so, and efiectually clear their skirts
of the suspicion of cOnniving to defeat the supreme
will of the State as the Recorder has on his own
part.
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Sixteen murders have been perpetrated 10 this
city since the LIST of April about which time Mayor
Wood began 10 develop bis programme of violent
resistance to the laws, and the whole army of grog
sellers babe defiance to any legal interference with
their desolating traffic. There have been at least
twice sixteen attempts at murder, beside violent
assaults and rumhole fights without precedent.
Ten thousand hardened and hopeless female out
casts swarm the streets at night two thousand
children, under the guise Of peddlers, from
the ages of ten to sixteen, penetrate every
public building, store and office in the city,
to beg, steal, spy for burglars, and on their
Cwn account practice those vices which cannot
be papled in respectable language; five thousand
great and small gamblers prey upon the creduous
and the infatuated standing all day at the doors of
their dens m Broadway, as well known in person
aud profession as the Mayor hlmself ten thousand
azy, drunken, thieving short.boys, swill-boys,
killers roughs and rowdies Of other names, lounge
on the rum-cursed corners of the streets making
day disgusting night hideous, and travel dangerous
to all who can be- suspected of having respectable
" or money; thousands of engrant swinders,
picbpVckets, hall thieves, burglars, wharf-rats,
ares.sn esks, Pimps and vampires, practice the,r
Lnayeries as openly and with little fear
of punishment as though they were engaged
in the most yirtuOus and legitimate of human pur-
suits. Tie swenob of London, flying from the
argus eyes of real police, and the unendurlbe
ielons of San Francisco, eXpatriated by the bullet
and the hemp OF the Vigilance Committee, are re-
ceNed here with open arms, parade our streets
under not only the toe ON but the protection and
personal friendship Of the police, carry our rmary
Elections, and I'LL high places on our nominating
committees. On every hand We have vice aud
crime, and spleudor; cruie, vice, run and beggary.
Here in the most fashionable tantourg is the Crock
ford's Of New-lork; there between the palatial
residences of a millionaire and divine, is the
maison de jOie Of a wyman whose dress is the
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Tile South, the new organ of slaveaolding ultra


The South, the new organ of slayeaoldlng ULTRA
ism at Richmond, Va, protests yehe ncntly sgaln''
any submission Of the Constitution sbout to be MAJ
uiactured for Kansas to her Peop.s. 1t has higa
hope Of the Convention about to be chosen, bat e"
IDENTITY none Of the People. IIeEs 10 its languages
Upon the new plan which Coy. Walker proin'
yates for the settlement of the Kansas ciihcu1y.
cannot venture nm opinion before we fcrutIblzeH,
detail. There j. one point however, upon "n 's'.
con give sB instant and onphatlS Juesn'eIt aS',s'
j. the Proposition TO submit the CGnsttu'"" % D.
sas 10 a gnpular vote. In resrtct Of gcnerst fo'N,
sutb a ,iep would inevitably snyOyc very t-'hsHo-ii
eGuercps To- the int pigke, Il would iafa -
proloug the controversy. ard. you'd u'umas,y ms.
Esrsss into tie arms u tbS AbO'liionsts. DuL, ~
discussion Of the measure "A regard Of eEf'Vesyya..
Drecessrry ard irrelevant. since the Son's.ss'.
which is 10 frame q St.t2 Constitution ior 49, ",
endowed With 10 author - TO submit t6o- work tou
popUlnr vote. III. acs by which the tph'Sl.u. -
asstnbled ascer'ains ED limits IT. powers yAd -
aci there IA uot one word ab ut submi'sng ne $3.50
tuiiou 10 the people. The COnyeutivn can 10 "''
lor which there j. Dca an express buu oTas IA ~
ard there j. Beiiser al express ~ l!ef =. M
in the law 10 -ubua the Constitutes OF n 'NsA Iii.
vote Il the inbab .sDts # the Tertiary, mo step IA,
he an illegal ond invalid usurpslon Of tSseh ssr
PROPOSITION Is too plain Ia allow 81 controYeir
nit il 10 any lawyer in the lar6, ifom Cb'elo,sot
Taney Of Re yerdy johnson &C. ihe poorest pev,ssi
in The most ObscuIe country village, aDi Tue Se' y.
answer viii bs that the Convention ID hansaS - -.
riplt 10 spln,it tho Consultation 80 popular N'''
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and certainly it did not agree with his constitution
So be calmly held on to both Offices, and is open for
an offer, should any patriarch Of Virginia desire to
reclaim wanderer from his flock. Being thus
wilul violator Of very plain law, the Legislature
just adjourned again instructed the Governor to re-
move him, and with what success we have already
stated. Such dogged and pertinacious defiance of
the popular will, We do not think was ever before
manifested in a Free State. Mind, there has never
been any decision upen this law whatever. 1t re-
mains uDdisturbed upon the statute book, but vir
tually nulllfed by Edward G. Loring and Henry J.
Gardner.
Ifthe Republicans of Massachusetts, do not learn
wisdom from this state Of things, they must be
made Of pretty poor stuff Last year, they might
have sent Gen. Gardner back to his counting room
without in the least jeOparding the vote Of
the State, and yet they insisted upon running
the whole Dark Lantern State ticket. They pro-
fessed to be afraid Of the Congressional Districts,
whereas there was not one of them in which their
prospects would have been injured BY a severe
snubbing Of the falsest man who ever crawled up
to gubernatorial chair. They suffered themselves
to be bamboozled and verify they have their re-
ward. But experience is great teacher, and the
path of the Massachusetts, Republicans is now per-
fectly plain We do not believe that they will
again commit the blunder of supporting one who
bitterly hates them, their principles and their
cause. If they d. they will almost deserve to have
catclpole Judges until doOmsday.
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advertising.

Joseph a. Wright, Ex-Governor of Indiana has
been appointed Minister to Prussia; Henry c.
Murphy Of Brooklyn, N. Y. Minister to Holland;
and William A. Richardson (whom the last House
declined to elect Speaker, and his own State Of
Illinois rejected as candidate for GOvernor) has
been made Governor of Nebraska Territory. This
appears to be the extent of the new appointments,
exeeptto few Consulates of secondary Importance.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
On the SereTdt judicial Contests.
nrIcrII Nnr rIINc nIR prA

PEkeEi PEACE! NOTHING BUT PEAcE!l!
All these contests will feel satisfied to just and
satisfactory well peaceful issue In the Of little
time There great deal much aud pros
pery country for revolution. tmEt TO have
much prospect Of success right and proper that all these
be waged and the limits OF the various set OF
authorities in this country traced out by thorough discussion
But that any them Is likely TO work permanent mischief OF
to unsee the faith Of any large eass OF the perm
nency and excellence Of representative institutions aud ne
democratic system q Governmeaswe do not tr mom'ni
imagine.
Lins Boy-Please, Mr. Snowman, vich is tho
monkey and vch is the helephant
Sho,aan.-Vicheyer you pseases, my little man;
you pays your money, and you takes your choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

No small share of the opposition TO the - -.
Charter is because Of the provisions Of '' =
section, under which all except tae hiiOr. ia
troller and Corporation Counsel are liable ~ 0''.,
p,pt for malfeasance or omission Of dGy' VIM,
Indictment shall be forthwith tried aud "a eon','3.
the guilty party shall be forever di'qGahnsa :.
holding cifice under The Charter. lt's IA . ''"s.
popt for some of the lazy pensioners nov ID o'y,
and their opposition proves tho value Of '''T'
vision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

A National Council Of the late Fillmore party is
in session at Louisville, Ky. Nothing has been
done thus far of any public consequence.
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TwTEDrrDt-a.

TWZEDLfDta.
On the Lars Of the STATE
WAR; WANT wAEll'
The frmnes eytnce6 BY thu
city authorities IN the main
tenance Of their powerA ans
the determination msnifsste'
by the citizens TO supper
them through al the difhcultiel
incident 10 a coDflict with sol
a body % the Legislature, will
we think, ultimately have th'
effect Of overswi,g the noni
nees Of the latter aud Of con-
polling them to hold theil
hands until that body has had
time 10 retrace ths dangsrou,
course In which Il 10 en-
gagged.
Ills true that there is a tenn.
porarylull in the hoetili.ies be
tween the State Pokce Com.
missioners and the city suthor.
isse', but It 10 only the calm
which preeedes the storm.
From the indications which
reach US, there is reason 10 fear
that we ars entering upon q
stage Of the difficulty which
will anticipate the action OF the
Courts, n the new Coriniis'
sionsrs attempt TO carry into
effect the intentions ascribed 20
them. the chances are tina. the
people will take the decision Of
8 he matter into their own
hsr 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

Oregon i. scourged by about as unprnciPled
.warm Of stock politicians as can be found any
where Gu eartL-generally aspirants who have bro
ken down in tie Western Free States through their
over Jealous devotion to the Slave Power. For two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

The steamship Louisiana running between New
Galveston Bay on Sunday morning. Eleven per-
sons are known to be lost, and Col. cambridge of
the Army aud thirty-one others are missing.
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The WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week will go 10
press tomorrow morning A few advertise
ments will be received if handed in early to-day.
10000 copies will be printed Price 81 line for
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TwssDLEoUM AND TwEEDLEDsE.--Ths FOL.
lowing paragraphs are from the editorial Columns
Of The N.,c- York Herald of June |. They very
fairly Illustrate the admirable consistency Of tast
journal:
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Salt Lake news to the 18th uh. represents Brig
ham Young as carrying measures with high hand,
and driving everybody out Of the Territory who
does not belong to the beastly Saints.
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BY the arrival of the America at Halifax, we
have three days later news from Europe, her dates
being to the 23d. A sketch of the news, which is
of varied interest but not important, is given in
other column.
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Mons Bos Ulcers and Sores, sometimes proceed from an
sory principle in the blood produced by luxurious Nv
Tbs fiery element In the circulation reached and eNtn
g,sbed by the OINTMENT which aided by the PILLS as an
Internal remedy never fails to accomplish cure
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Public feeling l. now thor.
oughlyaroused on this question
With the exception Of the i'm
meHste partisans of the Legs
lature, there Is not a citizen OF
New. isrk who does not express.
himself strongly and indignant
ly in regard to il. There Is a
unsninity Of sentiment ON the
necessity of a determined re-
sistsnce 20 these usurpations,
which'3othing but a full appre.
citation. OF their dangerous char
acter conld have brought about,
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STRANGERS SHOULD NOT

Leave the city without buying Of Silver plated Cas-
TyKs at ~ 75 Sverpated TEA SET pieces, for 'i
S,cp az silver pated TAgLE FORKS AZ 81 and OF on.
800 los P,TcskRs W. J. +. DAiLEY { Co.
'''"' ~ Nos C3l ADDE'S Broadway
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aewUork DAILY Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 3, 1857.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
r. X. Of South wall end his and address, his
suggestion viii be compiled with.
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CRIsrApoRo's HAIR DYE, WIGS AND TouPEE

10 argue In favor Of these articles would be folly The DYE
IA admitted 70 be best in Look - the clear browns
the ,ossy deep blacks produces Could Nature do o"eT
Iupos,6le. Sold and applied al No, A't'r House
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SINGNR's SEWING MACHINES buying :

article es Sewing MGchs the % bay
the best They who purchase SNCER's MACHINES always
wkst they want and them and proht;
wLae they sho buy Il he cheap nor machines in
The market 10 suhx Disappointment vsxaton
l. NJ. SINGER Co, No S2i Broadway " Y
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rwEEDLEpEs.
On The Lars Of tie Union.
WAR; wARll w.Rfn

I = - - =
Ion The Lars of tie Union
WAR! wARll waRil,
We viii not believe, u atll We
see IL, that either o majority
Of the people Of Ohio, OF q Sd
preme Court Judge are teso.
lutely bent on setting the lay
at nousht. No State or locl
law, In q national matter liks
this, can for one moment BE-
understood as repeating or dasA
lifying : law Of Congress. The
latter 10 the law If the land, un.
iii Il be pronounced uncoasa.
Itutionsl, and all laws emans.
Ting from lower suthcrities
must, ifthey clash with 4, 50
for nothing.
As we all know that snoez
may be assembled anywhere s<
the commission Of almost every
wroDs, wc suppose IL 10 noe
worth while TO remark upon the
rio,ous and wicked spirit ofths
volunteer posse which accom-
panied the Sheriff and Deputy
Shedaf end wrested theiE PMS.
oner9 out Of their hands. That
the zet constitutes a conspiracy
and riot In the eye Of the "a.
must be perfectly clear TO sny
mind; We sppEehend that even
the COR QtSeii which Il NTH,
derive from the writ OF hsbess
corpus was dispelled By tAs
Fiotous and murderous prcceed-
ings by whose aid that writ wss
served.
The lrst fault rests with tAs
State Judge who issaed the he
bess corpus IL 10 discretsonl
with q Judge 10 issue or with.
hold that writ; aud we srs
bound 20 say that the Judge who
issued IL on this occasion
showed himself 10 be as dei.
Client in discretion - in loyalty.
He had sw orn to- uphold the
laws Of the United States when
he became Judge; how dared
he nee the authority which the
oath fixed upon hin In order TO
impede The execution Of thess
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PROTECTION. w 0uid you find Your FURS and
WooLsNs FALL o,d con,oD BREWERS (Ffasrtnt
Morn POWDER Trsl has proved H. SID by the principal
DTugsists.
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Expects OF MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

DYSPEPSIA cured Of Z years standing. Dr. john Howe
Dentist, No 225 Grand 81 .
OF years cured. J. Elltn johnson, No aJ'
Hudson-sV, Brookiyr $500.
Dangerously SC AIDED cured DR. ]. C. Knapp New BTs h
on, Pa
BY DR. s B. sMIrn's MAGNETIC SAW, No. n Cansl'st
bttwt Broadway aud ChufCGst
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GAS FIXTURES.

Don't buy dollars woh until you have examined the asso
.cnt az Mcssr Co.'s G3l and 61j BIoadway Look
so At their stock China Glass Iroustone Ware Table Cutlery
md Silver Mated Ware You cannot find complete variety
~ tbsse articles anywhere else. The prices as you VIII per-
c,iye. are very low.
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FURNISHING CoopSWe oscT .srgc and superior stock Of
every description Of Shirts Gloves and Uuderga TOR
Spring and summer Special titruoL i now P'd - tSe
uapuaeture Of Shirts Of the newest styles either ca made
or made 70 order aud at mode sate pric's.
u DEvLiS Co,
Corner OF Broadway and Varies t.
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DYsPEPSA.-The greatest cure the world has
seen for this growing mssdy Is BS~DSErHs PITS
hui pmediate benefit is experienced Principal Once No a.
Brn1deth Building Sold also at ishmans Broadway
x2d ct; Brooklyn Agency, NJ. us Futonsi.
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Is57 -Our late sly of SPRING and SUMNER

CARmENrs are ready and sale As most OF these
f fabrics imported by and ooufned 20 and 60, WITH
great taste will be the interest Of our friends u make An
ssry selection The stock Of CLOTHS eHI 81
u our Custom Room il tie largest and most eesaut ever
AZ oosed in this city, ID DgtLiS h Co,
Nos 259 259 aad 80 81 sdway.
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10000 Window Shades at wholesale prices,
lace and muslin Curtains from auction Brocaees satin deai
Curtains Curtain Material, Paper Hangngs Decorations ana
Ihory goods Cornices Bands Pins &C. al great bargains
NIN' % w O JENks Nos. 456 and i5S PeaIl a. y. Y.
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LAeE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS

AUCTION
srl.nSd bargains great rush is being made to KELTY
rSRcusoNs No 29 Broadway and No 81 Reade to socsr
some OF the and Muslin CURTAINS they are selling al les
than the cost Of importation Go early Also the largest sto
Of Window Shsdesin New. York, cheap.
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If your HAIR is falling out
Use LyoSs KATHAIRos.
If your Hair is getting gray, ,,,.,.v. r.,.ox
IL you are troubled with DsndIua,
' Use LYoNs KATHARoS.
IL YOU desire son, glossy Hair v,.u
Lost. .ru.aox IA pronounced by ali be- beyond
ZION the preparation the Hair ever mace SOFA ~ al
dealers everywhere for . cents psr bottle.
HsATH WYNKoOP Co, PTopTietOrs,
and Manufacturers of PerfdineTy Of an kinds,
No. Is Liberty Ct, New York.
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FANCY GOODS AND Toys Strangers VIII save
time by going directly RoGERss extensive BAzAAR OF
GOODS and Toys No. 400 Broadway greater coec
ZION and variety will BE- found there than elsewhere jet and
Gold Bracelets Brooches beautiful Pear and Ivory ra
80 Ladies' WorkboNes Ladies' and Gen'ieuen
DTesans cases. &C. Also Dolls Games aud Toys - e,cy va
rcty Chdrens Carriages sad GSs All np ,pS p @ "
ths low, prices by H. = ho@ENsi ~. ~ DIoe-y.
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LIZ YOU WANT

A PATENT Ice PITCHER you can save the cost OF year
hin,ioo 70 The Weekly Tribune The Home journal by
bnr h of us we sell it just that sum below the market value
e ssyins eau be made by purchasing China: Glass Ga
Ae ee 81 nls,ed Ware of u.s. w. j. 4. DALEY Co..
Nies H"S ~ - Nos 65 aud 6S5 Broadway.
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LOOKING- GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES, EN-
sx.ymes Art MATERIALS, &c, TwsSTY-FivE PEN CENT
stLow THE CUSTOMARY PRICES see AaveiusenenC 'nuSi
nv GOODS WILLIAMS STEVENS, WILLIAMS x Co.,
WI o"''' No SIS Broadway
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WIGS .-HAIR-DYE WIGS !-BATC4IELo OR s
Wes and TouPEEs peculiar to their house.
Fbsy the world graceful beauty,
and dursbly-fttng to charm The largest and best
soct In the world Twelve private for applying is
famouE DYE Sold az BATcHLLOR's No. 2o3 BIos4way
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BOYS CLOTHING of every description at
saITR BROTHERS One.price Clothing stores,
Nos 1873 aud no Fulton st.