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CINCINNATI srocK sALEs.
BY Reirson f Hot,ues-Ftv 1.euy.k e,,dsn1 Nav 10

srsPENEioEs, FATLCREs, Asaf0sHyNrs, &C.
From The independent, May -.
The following are the reported failures, s.sgnme nis
&c, for the ueks-
Dow, Palmer wrd, Portland, Me-. suspended.
H. N co.'s, lyndfn, VI, Suspended; goods a;iach he'd.
Gpfesthcr, New Bedford, Mass ,susp, nded
l.. Lyman, New Bedford, Mass., suspended.
American Hosiery Company, Waterbury, Cor aict.
J. &P Noyes, S,ouington. Corn, assigned.
George v Steele Co., New York city, susp, A. la
bill ss about SEQ COO.
Croee Ho Z, New York city, suspcnced
Nathaniel Blosdgood, New York city, failed .oiltes
about si0foo Of which s2t 0co Il said 10 be unal
Beaie. Melick A Dewitt, New York city, suspended.
Miller, ortcr Co Auburn, ~ v, asking extension
tarrcr n Day, Fimirn, v. v, assigned
Joseph E1lcot Batavia, n ", assigned.
A. X Baker, kddiepoit ~ ", assigned.
Jonathan EFgleS,un, Marcclus, y. Y, assigned.
". Ralston, Elyabcthtown, y. J., suspended
Jacob Printz, Philadelphia, Pa, suspended.
Cannon, Delaware CITY Del, failed aud ten the place
W. Marrsy Co Baltnore Nd, suspended.
Nachmsn Seeer. Baltimore, Nd, suspended.
Russell McAfee, Wheeling, Va, suspended.
Robert Porter, Richie G. Va suspended.
J~cTh Church, Charleston, C. asking al exteuson
Ierob Pool Minerva, XIV, suspcndcd.
Hufchinson Palmer, Cleveland, o suspended
y. y. Chamberlain, Baportc, Ind, failed.
Thomas Morlsrty, la sale, nj, suspended.
G n Dunbar, Kalamazoo, Mich. failed
McC ure, McNeal a Co., lansing, Mich suspended
Emerson, Potter Fowe Monroe, Wa, sold out
Evan Morris, Cambria, Wis, suspended.
.. III lTsu dubuque, Iowa, sold out and Suspended ia
bites about s7s,o coo
Johnston shaw, Dubuque, Iowa, assigned.
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c,Aa lines, wll be seen, Il wiinl oue hun tired
thousand tons, when II shonh Se a, ieat one huH
dred and ans, especially considering how much il
u Den nd what the date last year 1ns
Leheh Valley Railroad reports for the week ending
saturday last only i54 tons. making for the year o
S'4 TONS The business by this route, It will however
DC remembered is somewhat interrupted by the desruc
uon OF bridge the limo OF the New Jersey Central
fa'ifoah Tho iNhigh Navigation Company ropots ship
menus Tor the week ending Saturday as, OF ~ 5 ss
ana Tor the season, 49, 10 Tue schuylk Naviga
ton shipped, for the week ending Thursday % 25 ,sns
ana ior The season 2i0 100 tons. The Reading Railroad
prousn down. Tor the week ending Thursday ~ 500
'ons and Tor The year 800 SEE toAs being loss last
years tonnage TO the date OF AZ $40 The Schayi
KIN canal Is ess than two thousand tons behind last years
tonnage The supply from the schuykn region ID sbous
5000 tons behind last year. and from the Iehh region
some 10, AIT tons ahead.
We learn from the Mires Journal of Saturday that
The heavy and continued rain In the early part Of the
week has been disastrous In drosnng nut coeries below
the water level dany operators, Who had Just cleared
their colieres from the water which accumulated during
the lat rains again In similar and rome In worse
condition. AZ points, lesru will take from two
TO four weeks to pump out the waer. There WAS also
considerable freNet IN The shu ylk damage done
The water commenced falling Thureday and boats
gan leave Friday The high water prevented boats
from coming up which, together wh the stappaxe OF col
ueres caused almost toai cessation Of the trade
day 30 far, Il has been extraordinary
nothing but succession OF interruptions have taken place
TO the trade Owing 10 these frequent Interruptions
profit has made. and nohng but considerable nd
vance IN the price Of coal will remunerate the producers
Hoe have been scarce and Ii many Instances premiums
have been paid 10 the boatmen to induce them TO load
The demand Tor coal Is the increase, and We expect
shortly to demand for Nil the coal the region csu
produce. We have demand now, Is true, for more
than supply but the proda aon is limited from
causes noticed above,
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The new steam frsaie (propeller) Roanoke, lying
at Norfolk Va, IL expected 10 60 10 in 70 days
she bent sail the 25h inst, and Was on, waiting the
return Of Csp'siu Montgomery from Washington where
he IL detained for few days 10 attend witness the
Naval Court Of Inquiry now sitting at that place. The
ROANOKE goes on rial trip Of eight ten days ON her
return Ia rumorei that she will be ordered 10 the Mod
tcauean 10 relieve the nIted Sses steamer Suaquehsnna
which vessel ordered he In IL, crpoo by tho LIST Of
July merit. The Roanoke has board AGO men.
smer are ssid n he very In Norfolk Tue Penn
eytvap receiving shp has been stripped OF oil her mon
90 supply the deficiency in the Rosnokes crow sbe has
now cniy her regular allotment OF ships company.
The United States sloop Of Germantown IL fitting
out at Norfolk Va, with all possible despatch She will
20 In commission in few days. Captain Page IA the only
officer that has been reported for her as yet
The o. s. ship sarsioga, Com. Chstard, went to sea on
Saturday last bound for Greyto~n The following is liz
of her oiBce, sCommander, Frederick Chaard; Leuten
ants Andrew Bryson, Greeneef Cey Brosnch Ghersrdi
lanes W shrk; Surge Wilson Kellogg; ASH Surgeon
T. 10 Page CronmiIIsr Parser, George n Rtche; ID
lieut. Marines John Paype Passed Midshpmen, Eneas
Armstrong John NJ striblng; Midshipmeo orviie
Matthew'S r. Kennedy Porter; Captains Clett, j. Lang
borne. Purser's Clerk j. O. Mcclellan Boats wain James
Briggs Gunner Thomas p. ycnabie, Carpenter georE'
wiener saiimsker, lewis r. Wakeman'-Nc5o~, Herald,
81
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Personal Intelligence.
AHETvAIH.


end seven children: Mrs. scsSed u ''' '' ''''
p sfs% Il ss John t Bourne and mate
From hnaSs sp M T, Francis ocavu'
Sss ssfssdoes 10 bark as.tonnsr enry preigh,ou
srs sSS 's .sy E .s s: WOW.
From sbsnghse IN ship csrrngcn-kaser Allen Mcdonald,
from Turks I.Isad IN bark pcs-M.ior Helm lady child
ss sysps Sis Finaay ss. rrrn 81. a.se and s.urs
ter, Josiah Huckines, Vim Masters Joseph Msssers
Fria Porto csseIio in brr Tho. w.u-on-Mr Shut,
Fran Chsre-cn. lp s.e.m.bg sealherner-Mu Chad
SSasy a Csps ss.ica ' and Gs@pss Esa
%srsy y1nsn a.. af,.o q e. s.,
DEPARTURES.
For souihsmp,ov ard Brcmen 10 the steamship ArsxoEG
ana fss y NJ. s. We Ssd chi. sS sss
Mr. De who.t baron Non 6sroh tfrussan s,nser coun,
Rpjss, Rccser6ri, Ms. wsrd, lemsu, wsi'eser'
S%ssss; ss%:: H. ss,;. u q:
s s%s sS AID . .ssS Gar sa. a%s
s h cy rs sd ass . xs ss f%s s
Miss G,.y and servant Mrs White two children and
scn Ti.ader.S9.sS wtIsss Soy And asls hsasss,
lam, Fuller W huge i.ss y Sa!.l 2 fsn N.Y.
Mr. M,r,s Ms snninsssm ADD dsaghsr Mekears
children Mrs Johnston Mis-. JosIsou,. kchSsisrn,
bsS a s sD de- Rg ssr ~" . n,
SaPp sS,d sdS d "a I ssAnssP
oessnaD . Tsier Isdy, child and servant, } and y
sssasse M n.r ard lsSs Lsogge Mr. lie N;:
r. sesler Gssgue,, zones sud sou; Wide Tlsoss
q Boudouque, Mr. Jeneer Plchedy Mr. Osborn Eus,ls
Nessrs OH Moriina formachor Il Ssndhrm lady child
vi s W. % s s1s Ssn s VIZ. f ss
s s dc vsa@ MIS- s, Mr. wss ~.
lady, Baudonme Jr: baudenme. Luder and lady B
.na aDy M sns s. e sao Ssrse s sss
So1s NJ sss 5s de a qSon TSssSy WI sscgrs Mr.
puy, horllsn ksen ard lady, Mr. Ives, lomothe Mrs
Lewis, Fuller and child Mrs starr Mr. ana Mrs Mar.
Held Mr. A opp.nheimer, Mr Mass Mr. IL vermSen, Mr.
Chss y Prey Mr. Eewgrass Mr a Feisr, Mr. Juiirad Mr
Feru. Ne Barih, Mrs sasse aud two children Mrs !
Rez Mrs Iee Psyramae Mr. and Mrs yergcs ar @ Lee.
rpvser. od bury' levy woif Wolf iIses vOa
ysd,, I've Uhacon, spanish Vice Consu Thos Celia
Ierret, Mis- zanpets Miss zsnpc,a, Miss = zanpeus
MEX Colcht Ripper, Hoorth Chomie James Jenkins
phber Root gss bompson Lenier DOnac, Drngez, ster
For Eofolk &c, In The steamship JamestowuJ Cooley
Caihcart John Mactenzie Col q X whest Milton. W
Johnson Capt Joseph Holmes, Hermsn Autenrie.h, r
X wsrthein Thomas sacfin Patrick Conunr W snith
BP u Morrison w Rel u @ Degreve aud lady, A lake,
Sampsyn, smith Mr. "a yergne; RaIs,on. John
Dunn - Mason. Mrs Berwick Mrs Tsbb child Colonel
s rov ~ ~ ma f, ssses NJ hys ssssp x,s
Rhind and 20 In the steersre.
For Charleston, In the steamship Jsmes kdser-iIepry
gissrocp aeywsrd . Jacob sche,aer s2ae.
T9rniss VIM y fsonss, ino j 5nhrI.s yr Mis-. Lou.
lrS' wss Sscsif Miss Dssis Kerr Royce, Rsienel
Mckenzie, Burney aud lady tn n Mowbray Walter
q ,isson Miss corSe,, Jno ssriyhsy VIZ, wil.ms i.ay
and children Thomas and lady, Jno Roles, Daniel
Touep Davis Mss oOrreuei, and 81 in thesesrsse.
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CsHri.-on Saturday, May 90 aged ~ years sad 4
ter OF Dcns and Narvsret suiIivan a ssiI,r ~ 800.
County Waterford, treard
Her feud-, Arb thse of the family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon ct hsf pAs<
tso O'Clock, from her iaie residence No go Fast resh
/ street, between Aysrue A and F,r-, avenue
CSuSr1 Tn saturday morning, May 80, Mr. Sasun
W Ctssssrs, In the 9Th year o. hB age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend hts funeral Monday afternoon nj Az
past O'Clock from hs late residence No 30 East mir
~ eighth sree, uear Madison avenue, without further
Dxrnxosp.-At PHILADELPHIA on wednesday. Mar r.
Mrs Ass DRrNxosD, daughter Of BraceArd Bsrnes ais
Of the United States Navy Yard, Bruokyr T. sged 81
=. G,rps.s--on saturday, May 20, THoss NJ GasDsr,
Notice Of funeral viii Dc given IN the morning papers
H.noS --os saturday, Nay %, AlrsaD H.Ilook, AGA
His friends and soqusttsnoos invited 10 attend The
funeral service a, bis mothes residence, No 200 ysrc
street this sernoon, At i've oclrk. His remains viii be-
taken 70 we-tchester County FOR lntermenf.
Br~n-Ai his residence IN Trenton, n. j. on Saturday
morning, May 90 In his sst year, Joss Hxvr, a. rx
many years respected resident Of this city.
The funeral VIII take p,aoe At Trenton, 70
Sc. York Hsfrsods. and those OF her soo.
fisnes Thomas, John, Aeram s and Charles Hewitt are
:, Iovp-ln E.siou, Nd on Toesdsy, Nay %, Pms
H.-sns, infant son Of John ". {. and Mary K I0ad,
aged months and - days.
NnSs.-suddcnly on thursday, Nay Is, JAZZ. su~-.
me relatives and friends are invited 70 attend u. r,s~
raj ns afternoon one ocsocs, from his lste residence.
Nc Ill Wet Forty eighth street near Eighth avenue.
Long Island and Philadelphia ,apcrs plsAps copy
PArs On saturday, Nav 30, OF Group, ANA Ru>uu
daughter o. C.rsten and Anna u. Pape aged years
The rsl.ure. .sd friend. Of ns family ar. respectfully
,nv'ea e snena hsr funeral, from the residence q
A. one ooiocs Her remains win be taken 70 Green-co&
Cemetery FOE interment
rsssr,s-vn Tuesday, Nay 20, ct the residence Of hev
brother, Prof teorse Perkins, Of Uuos N-s S,a.z s.
PsssrsS, AGED q year. and months
. h-a-Dcparted this lie, at Norfolk, Va, on Sundays
Va 70 Of ID
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


0usos-kANr-Ons sunday afternoon, NAY o. by IN,
Row James huet, ~ IL East rwcth stryst Mr. F..,r
= Grsos, Of this city, to Miss Etr $. MAssss OF Ios
don. EnGkspd
Frhn AwssvcI On wednesday evening" May a. Or
nc kevTh Hatfield, GsoRes tCIEH 70 kAEy L. Law
KsScr, both OF thus city.
Hotir-BGSAI On Saturday, May 90 al the Church OF
BIO A. Holly 70 FaSHr n, daughter OF David By.
nall Esq all Of this oi,s
- krsris-nioEx- BROOKLYN, May n, by the Rsv.
Kelsey, JOHN kAcHsAS 10 MAar JAMS HJSsIs younpssa
daughter of Mn. Margaret layton.
PEasrps.-f Artn-At New Kingston, Delaware County,
on wednesday, May ~, BY the Rev. Russell Scott a
MaRreiuvie, al the residence the brides father JAZZ,
PRRsuss. only sou Of Sesver NJ Prsntls, 1, Mia HAS
sAH hlLns IArs eldest daughter Of Mr. Abraham Yapie
both o. this CITY.
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Letter from VIM Jay Hass<ett, Excise Com
missioner.
TO THE EDITOR OIL rHE HERALD.


In the Ddy nmes yesterday tho reporter under the
article our new liquor law" has Incorrectly, and no
doubt inadvertently, stated my views In relation to the
sum 1, he charged for license. He says that Mr. Holm
and myself agree that the large hotels should pay the
maximum $3.50, aud the ANAL fry the minimum OF
$50" A this may msead the applicants for license,
beg leave offer this correction, with my views in rea
on this question look upon this poins In this law
She greatest Of is many The genius OF free gov
eminent TO make every member equally bear liz bsrth
cos enjoy its benens This law however proposes
tan a citizen business than another the same
business and then tolo~ up this wrong by taxing one
member Of this class than another OF the class
cannot thlnk that the Legislature Intended h essb
ish a sliding scale, aud thus pronounce doctrine OF
unequal taxation, sod leave the red rights OF the
citizen 10 the caprice OF the Commissioners Of Excise
have doubt that he Intelligent portion OF the Leg
cure contemplated fixed Nov, a. sm DESTROYS TO
fairly interpret and administer the law In liberal and i'm
partial manner according 70 the necessities OF great
rnercai eupsri think that fixed OF thirty dol
lars and should be charged and shall vote for
chs and oiber am opposed 10 the doc rine or
raising from class OF citizens, under
name Of s'cense' yet, for toe sake az tue pgbhc
ouiliy, viii sign = license when the smallest som IL
charged If my brethren 10 the card vote me, and
purTsse TO establish q aiding scale, they will excu-
sought an office but for the purpose of esabshng prn-
pIe and unite Ia the administration OF one,
n forces the violation Of n tho card
pal principles OF our free governmen-cquh taxation
am with profou nd respect, yoor ob't scyvt
wM JAY HASkErT, Com. OF Excise.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REpvar.

0rtRnaN, Nay 90, 1857.
Flour The market quiet ana prices unchanged.
The salee embraced COO 600 bbls including common
70 saic at ~ IS ~ 50, and extra IT % 30 81 To-
Wheat The let unchanged and sales moderate
Among the TRANSACTIONS about 600 900 bushels
fair 10 good white Csnsfs Mt 81 50 81 as, and CARO- Of
common Club at 81 80. Corn The market quiet aud
icts unchanged. Some lots OF southern yellow were cold
at OIL 03. Western MIXED al 81 OF, and ~ o3 asked
Southern white reported nj ~ o. 81 o. Pork VS.
rsiher actlvethe sales embraced about a 400
bbs NJ s23 81, including 200 prime brands at s2i cn,on
vas unchanged and sales moderste whiskcy-Saes 900
bbs. made at 3ec 38 20.
The following N statement OF the movement In r,.snn
since the ist september last compared with me prey
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 81, 1851.
The DOmestte Dinseusty 1o High Life.
srrREMR couxr-srEcrAL TKKM

HUc DOshebtW DHnfuVtV HW HIgu Lsfos
srrHEMR cOuKr-srBcrAL rKKM.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt
MAY 3o-Tn the matter Of 0e custody Of Grace Pa~Idi~S
infant chizd cf Phasp and Sarah H. Paudins by con
sent OF counsel for all the parties 10 this proceeding Ia
0Sored thai The be voferrei Chsslas Sts ES
counsellor at law sole referee take and report the test
mony and hts conclusions Of hct thereon in the above on
titled action.
Before Hon Judge Cerke.
JscsstdA Loascyaf and s<Aers W. H. Rsd.-ho<ion
denied, With $40 Costs
William ". Ward and Danid Sinclair ~. Henry Der
t~ and Charles Buily-Report of Charles Stewart, ESQ.,
referee confirmed Order that the partnership be dis
solved and q receiver appointed.
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Postage stamps.

NEw YORK, May 20, 1857
VIII you please make some mention Ia your paper OF
Che imposition practised upon by the government or
che manufacturer OF "s,smped epvelopes fney are
sue o eucn miserable paper that one can scarcely wre
upon mem without cutting through As there are great
NUMBER used In our Office, and each person using them
nnos Isui. you would confer great favor OF May on
your readers BY complying with this request WV
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FiRs IN NswARx.-A FrsEx AN KILLED AND Az.
about ga O'Clock this morning IN one of The factories OF
the Msrss india Rubber Company, completely destroy
Jacob Allen, foreman Of Engine Comn.ny M A. was In
ssan.y killed and thrd Assistant Engineer John Thorn
esriossv injured " falling chimney Loss Sioooo-
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d.verous, emacsed child harrassed with
will be restored 10 health bloom and vgor BY OF hese
pleasant and encng lozeoges with equal celebrity salt
ring worm letter sealdhead krEsev and Billions comp
ytedlo srislos ssrsaparlls sod y, ~ LANMANt 20,
wholes.e urnegss ~ Water street, New York and BY ali
drusgsts sarsspsrils and pssllss 2sc per bottle,
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TIE following table gives q comparative s,stsment OF
the total sales Of real estate by public suOp, the Mer
chants Exchanse in New York, for MAJ, 1859 and 1851
ssloe Tor Nay, no. sss %
i-oo.... l,bN,su ~
Increase In May, ls5i................. sxSo,5H 20
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Injuries 70 which mechanics aud King men travellers
Fineerr and OVERS liable Hoo Ways onrnen svrps
sod ncs' rspd remedy relieves and reduces outward
inflammation when all other means fail =
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Summer Clothing NJ nvan.,,

EVAkS extensive Clothing warehouse And % FuIon
stree<, between Gold and Ciif sireets.
Gentiemcn's Summer Hnts.-tcspensch held so
lcis The attention Of gentlemen TO hs summo 1T, les VI hats
assortment both varied and elegant His
u lis kaAsau street
Jeronne's Hair Color Restorer, can be had
OF CHARLES II. RING. sO4 Broadway.
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Superior Court.

Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.
Nay % -WRiam Roc sou Us james Moore This was
action brought to damages for injuries commit
ted plaintiffs building by the defendants plng coal
against II for period OF about ten wears. appeared
that the plaintiff wDed two buildings, or NO and
Of brick lot S2i Delaney street, aud defendant
owned coal yard adjoining Ia which he was In the habit
OF png coal against plaintiffs building during period NJ
ten twelve years and finally pessed the building
that In rninous condition, and must come dowp,
and would cost 81 600 10 repair the damages The evil
depce very conflicting, and The was warmly de-
Tended and various icate questions OF law relative 10
the rights Of OF adjoining lands dscusse by
Mr. McM~hon for hedefence and Mr.. Beck Tor platinum
The Jury rendered verdict of $50 fer plaintiff.
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achieved triumph sraleled IN the history hating
tbs introduction of these beautiful models OF elegance
economy Beng eni rely original and
every aien ION paid 10 ventilation they un.pp-oacnab
and beyond compe iton Sold only by ARCHER MAR
TIM 30 Greenwich between Warren and Murray
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Pineapple Bonnst.--OpeninG or the Pineap-
pie millinery department Mt
FOUNTAINS India store 6n3 Broadway,
On Monday. June comprising full variety OF summer
Styles which The ladies' Invited " cali and examine
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GuxneyS Photographs Palace Of Art.
HAIL0TYPES, -

The and beautiful style of portrAure now he most
Sough after bv people of and Discrimination, ~ 8Uk
NEf'S Palace Of Art. $40 broadway.
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Crisssdioro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupses
beet all IN hsr line wholesale and retail and he dye yr
vAtely applied. No. q Astor fIouae.
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article serving machine, The uurst erpuomy 70
buy The beet Those who purchase Singers aways
gsf what hey and them With pro
while those Who bur Of The cheaper infeov machines
nashet suffer DISAPPOINTMENT vrrAnn
b~ n SINGER CO.. - Broadway.
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B~rry's Trieophsre~s L. tlss Best ssd Cheap
article for beaufyinR crng prcservna and rssovinG
NJ hair. Bold By all druggists and peyfumers
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To Country Aervhants -f3arnes md Parker,
A Broadway have Jerome's hair color for restor
ing hair 10 IN original color.
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Defiance Salsmsnder safeA-W Patent
powder pro dedsnce ck. and Uepos Pearl
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Rich Paper Hsngings for the Retail Trade,
ali styles Of importation Work the
Ar,isiic by THOMAS rAYE Co. 255 Broadway.
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r. y. Cissver's Celebrated Pstze vsedsl
strvet Ne~ Yofk.
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vas ruin u slender purs- but now euerprsr cheapen
ins the elegancies OF lite For iustance NfLDfr
lar millinery Isl Brusd~ay. the most splendid
bonne,s dress colt ires sks ribbons rreuh
towers ac he obtained without the
moderate fnanrna.
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Coats, Pants and vests-Also Rsgians suisa-
Bile tor spring And summer, a. CLARkEs, ils William
CAl
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r.. M. tsuiop, corner OF BoSsery and Grand
street has the genuine Ier ome's hair color restnrer
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purAbaity combined IN sprins
and summer clothing now ready at DRUMGoII PRoCH'S
l2p Fulton street
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Bsfchs,or's Hair Dys, Wigs and To~p~ss-
The bee, The world SURPRISING all hade sold and appD-d
II the manufActory, ass Broadway.
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Gsrd-stdney hopsnsn WOuh adopt this
method inform bis friends In New Vol and hrousnou
country bat he no longer has coun-c0- with the Smith
sonsn House and the ~ his In any form In I'd
yeremens e entirely s-suihorizef by him lie happy 10
ha he be found Clinton Place Hotel Broad
way, corner of Eighth street SIDNEY KOPaAE.