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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

IN SMITH. FORMERLY ~ GLOBE HOTEI. RRoOE
~. fvu the sp9sinus house No. Clinton
ahr 10 prepared 10 reut rooms Wigh board either
AEe In suns
I0T -. ST JULIEN. NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE
vleut detre repare repent 2, enueremest meuble =
b 81 bret ! rNcey0r des families dee messeurs
ies rs,ss servis des tables p~ruculeres "a
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AsrIsOLWA.

qTROfoGY AND CIArRyoY kNCE-M BRUCE
"a can De- consulted nj her ufrn, -T0 Grand street. Secoud
block Of the Bovery door where
she has asophed thousands with her truth The line OF
lory and cfarvOysnse. Faegc
A STPOTogy PROFESSOR WILSON ASTRONOMER
~ may consulted he pss present and future events
ot NE ~ ltrifge street between brand end Iropme
fccs-fdies 15c gentlemen 81. Time OF birth
qured.
fuArRvoyAvcF-- Mrs SEYMOUR NO 40 SPRING
~ street caryoyant physician Asthma bronchitis.
SUMPTION. liver erd kinney complains, debility, dysnepsA
0.uence drofev papitation female debility and Irregular
tee cured, VI durable, and satisfaction pay.
rOTTCF-PlIRTNOInGY-- MRS FLEURY CELF
IN braied her science has been for cons
- 10 The respectable The umOs gaisftc
tn~ Once 81 Br0ome s,ee, Speaks French English and
VInass
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tHTvRE UPON THE STRENGTH AND SWEET
~ knglsh tone, with poeical Illustrations VII w.
..Ira ~ John Murray, Jr, 1t the Brooklyn Polytechnic
#a e Livingston street Court on wednesday even
sos. a. a. O'Clock. Tickets Is cents
lion JOHN COCHRANE WILL LECTURE BEFORE
Ia uf CA0ic library Association, At the Cooper InsNge
~ ass TUes3sy evening Nov "a Al O'CLOCK Thke,s Is
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Tm PEsrILrscE-The whole number of deaths
from yellow fever in New Orleans during the past
foot up within of FIVE thousand In Mobile the total
thus far 356-a large increase compared with the pre-
vious yellow fever seasons Of 1858 and 1S47
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FIVE ARTS.

EMPORIUM or FINE ARTS
IL IL X. DIESFIDURrF A Co
69 Broadway.
Have inst imported hue collection OF 81 paintings from
and Germany which will he found by
Daz, Icu'urer, 1s,Inont Mols~nier Ieenkofen Tules
Noel schsfcr Friediander. r " Hetsr ~ orr friends
md c0nnUisseurs viii Ind worth heir while and IN
spectour gsery For the Christmas have also
ported variety ~ inncy goodsBoheman glassware, French
porcelain. brorzcs, &c &c which w bs sof AZ the lowest
prices possible.
S,crIpTrRE AND PICTURES At PRIVATE SALE
- comprising works ~ Palmer. Church Cropsey Kepset
barley Weir Mount Dursnd tar, other eniren artists
May he every day, from a. NJ ul y ~, daang
week, ~ room NO "a AppietOns Building second door
Broadway.
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olsr wARD-rAx AM RFSr PAYERS SoM'

- u npus-
ror Adsrnan-fanies Owens
for school commissioner 10in Daxennsft
meeting ~ tbe and rent payers ~ the Twenty urst
ward. ~ ntilitr assembled ~ b. Madlesn House ~ -
turday evening November - and grxMnsd by The ereon
q u " Van Savorcn, President and \. W fke, Secre
sry
The following resolutions Uirgdacci sad advprs,ei
" lon James he~kman sna others aud unanimously
adufNl s
Resolved hai te alarming gaton N ,hs city
demands hat a. ard reBt payers ihrir 10
cure nc nomination I'll eeun ~ tfei Hnl f1i fu
hil Offices ~ trusi iu 0ul munich a government
Resolved, That thc highly e lsndfA1e AMI independent
pursued ~ James he uresent Adefnan ~
this ward N N" board ~ whch h has heen wn years
nemher and particularly 10 introducing the resuu
Jint Accounts 70 investigate the nHr~uns frauds which
have been rerpetfatet N irnn drr' ~ a.
government and hne the offenders use rynnt M.
rssf The approval u h ~ aud payers Gh y ana
II his constituents IN Iiis ward
Resolved. That recommend The AMI reI, ~ yerS
md cycns ~ this 70 unite supporting james Ovens
election - The Office - has faithfully n'ri that
ske pleasure W saying that he " The few fhera
The hoard WIN htve not been nde ~ The gsul Iury
The county acts ~ On cal crrupuon aud whe os
aeis vii beat he closes scrutiny.
Resolved, IlSt We rccpmnenf = Ne ~ rent payers and
rs ward " unite IN supporting John Davenport
~ eleepn n The oce ~ @cg1 sri ihst we
best bim ths naee w. b..
hled with much honor and credit Cor macy yeafs
Amer discussing various topics ~ nisres 70 ne IA and
YER, the meeting ~ urned o. future Dag.
a. W VAN STANORkN rrcaideni
= WEI Thirty mn stree.
NV Pts, Secretary ~ Madison avenue.
NV lOak, Nov. ~, lsss
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SPECIAL NOTICES

MRlCAS IEsTITUTE-THE GREAT FAT CATTLE
"A exhibition ia consequence OF the Crys
tai Palace will be held the New Tatersals
nue. corner Of Thirty ninth street. New York the 18th s
aud 18th days OF December Premium sts oan be
at the office Of The institute ssl broadway.
LEWIS q. NORRIS Chairman
1--WE POINTS MISSION.-THE LADIES AND MISSION.
aries of the Five Points Mission sle Brewery
turn thanks their who contributed
literally 10 their Ninth Annual Thanksgiving Festival They
especially grateful TO the dealers OF Washington
and Tompkns markets. the merchants OF Washington street
and vicinity the propreors Of the principal hotels
private fanes Much Mecabe IdelL
Stewart Martin Leach Helfch Blood and Otis Of Washing
ton market and Mr. Anderson and Others Fulton
who kindly volunteered their services in securing conribu
TONS They would acknowledge the kindness OF Messrs
d. L. Youngs Wells Butter6ed Co. Carey Richardson
who furnished wagons for collecting provisions Particular
made in the next annual report A. X. SANFORD,
Missionary and Superintendent
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THE TURF.

A PURSE or TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WILL 50
n given y be paced for At the Half Hoase lbs Pa
erson and New YORK plank road Tuesday, Nov y ISIS
swo clock precisely Nile hest hes, three 10 Eve for al
pairing hnrsca they please three
rare EstFance u, ~ be paid u. Dsy Hudson CITY Five
Corners OF j. v kiers1n, fassac BY order u Comnee
OwNKRs OF CELEBRATED TRorrISG HORSES
" wishing u enter them for the great equine enhblfun
abory b. b given the Palace Gardens vii please ade~s
Proprietor Of Palace Gardens Fourteenth sth
avenue, New York
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NOTICE TO ALL.-ExTRA PAY, BOUNTY LAND, PEN
IN sion and other claimants against whose claims
have been rejected suspended NOT yet applied will do
well 10 notify many such claims that have been abaa
doned other agents have been successfully prosecuted by
Children Of deceased soldiers who under 81
the Sd Of March, 1885 entitled TO land well as all who
in any battle before that time. Address LLOYD co.
Claim Agents Washington D. c. Fifteenth street. The where
sbouts OF James Mulvey heirs sergeant In Col Sevenson
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A MEETING or THE PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC WARD
~ Committee OF the Seventh ward, will be hea the house
OF Edward Hays OF Pike Madison Tues
day evening atIhs O'Clock. By order.
JOHN GALyAN, Chairman.
b W SrINsoN. SECRETARY.
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II OsT-A P0RTRMoNNAIE CONTRASTING ABOUT so
II and one Of Herngs patent safe keys Thefnier will
suitably rewarded BY leaving at the office of the Union Place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

Y OSr-ON FRIDAY, NOV 49, A POCKET BOOK CON o
II tanng 81 50 and five pswnbrokers tickets The finder
WI receive so reward by leaving at aS5 Greenwich street
the tailor store
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THE FIRENIES.

AT SPECIAL MEETING or EQUITABLE Engine
n Company held the engine house 90 SATURDAY eve
ming November -. 1858, unanimously
Resolved That the OF the company changed from
Equitable ~ Harry Howard
Resolved. That the officers BE- directed 70 have he ruus
pieces changed accordingly aud The proceedings a th
meeting be published IN he Herald Leader and Mercury
a. o. DOUGHERTN, Foreman.
A & LKsLIw Secretary.
THE MEMBERS or TIRE OLD GUARD NEW YORK
Pure Department will please meet II the Hone House.
nirh At O'Clock proceed 10 body " the Bfandelh House
y. T.. MILLER Pre~L
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MAsONIC-THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE LODGE,
their rooms Do; Bowery on TUESDAY Nov 1 Al lSL CLOCK
to after the funeral Of late Bro Edward o. Green By
order OF ii. r. JACKSON, w. n.
q. w. OTrwnLI, Sec
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oST-SOv. L., 1883 FROM THE ASTOR PLACE no
IL tel diamond cluster ring gold watch, marked
a; NeAsacy two gold bands on marked Father" the
other Mother also enhmeied breastpn and small
gold iocke with chain BY returning these articles the
once u the Atof Place Hotel satisfactory reward Will b.
paid and cut stons asked
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Il oST-oS TIE MORNING OF SATURDAY, THE
IA 2rh instant Broadway 10 the neghhorhaoi of
Asior Hou lady hair aud steel
attached containing shout dollars in money The fin der
upon returning TIE above with No 30 East Nine
teentA street, vii be suitably rewarded
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
DEwARD-LoSr OVERHEARD PROM THE PRo.
II pelier polimsks. while stranded a. Hell Gate, on
foOs,ns .rsgs5 I MAJ Ut wsM OI LIBERAL re Ts
thereof o. or any information thai viii lead . IL re
ooyer On application 10 The underssed q Pine street cor
Average Aigaser and Ins, Broker
CO RKwARD-LosT, POINTER DOG DARK
O liver color VIA white feet, 70 the name Of Don
oornsrOi PlDs, fourth story.
eo RFwARp.-Losr on SATURDAY LAST. GEN
sgO uemAns small emerald hreasipn The Under will r.
turning toe pin % ne General Ike Agent Harlem Railroad
oce Twenty snih street and Fourth avenue third story
&S REWARD -sTRAYED on SATURDAY. nov. -
sro from The cotage house corner % fghh and
the same VII receive The above reward ana the thanks OF the
GS REwARD-LosT on TbE EVENING or lsrH
corner q Amos ans washington 10 he corner q ches an
street
CS REwARp-sroIESF PROM o. CEDAR STREET 4
SO Bower savings bank book. No io sos and si bills
CE REWARD LOST, OK THR 2sD INST. POCKET
81, sd , egnsSRs w.. NJ. y 70 mgesy anu proni'
bepad for tie return q ,ss zoe w's9s NE %easy
c1O REwARD.-LosT BETWEEN GRAND STREET
esresn aud eocs NJ isdy parss osn,snns ssss
80, IN bla and gold The purse made ~ leather and
green velvet with steel clasp. The finder viii receive the
noye reward and the thanks II The ~ return ~
Broadway.
C5O REwARD.-sroLKs PROM ~ FIRST STREET
1Oo On Tie Eth inst, covered cntsinrr
leweiiy some papers ami Tire dNRueuroiypes whseyer
VII return ne nnf - give any nfurmatnn concerning
receive the above reward AMI quessins Ii the
tet vii setd tack the papers and portraits ~ expru4s
VIII confer great favor
Dim RFwARD-LosT NOVEMBER A. igs FpOy
gIOD The Astor Place IioieL one dianopt cluster nnT
gold wairh marked VI a. Nehsny. gold h1nla one
marked "father," and The other Mother a.o g-seu
euaInelied hresspin and small gold lpckr viii chain BY
returning these articles 70 the once a tho place H
one hundred dollars reward Will be paid aud question:
Aek9d
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE

To Capt NJ c. MEIGs, United States Engineer
We, the undersigned, residents of - in the State Of -
hereby jointly and severny with the United States
and guarantees the foregoing bid Of - be accepted
that they will within after the Of said
the for the same with good sufficient
surees perform the work furnish the articles proposed
conformity of the under which
made. And in the said - shall fail TO enter into
aforesaid guarantee 10 make good the differ
the otter by the said and the ner lowest
bidder A. Is.
hereby certify that the best of my knowledge and belief
the above named gdarantors good and sufficient T. r.
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A LDHRMANIC.-JAMEsR RYAN is THE PEOPLES IN.
u dependent candidate in the First district pop
and uprigb, man, and can command large majority.
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II OST-IN THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CARS 81
IL tran green morocco portemonnaie containing abou
SO IN bis reward vii be paid ON It's de' cry % Pine
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| AT MEETING OF THE COUNCIL CONVENTION OF
"a the Fourth Senaolia district held at Tammany Hail.
Monday evening the Odd inst the following gentlemen
nominated for Councilmen:W William Walsh Daniel Mahen,
Patrick Dudley Anthony Mccarthy Francis Gilmore George
| 7. Bickford. THOMAS SMITH Chairman.
joins HUGHES, Sc.o.o...,..
| THOMAS MCC <'o'ie'aiiee.
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DENTISTRY.

A NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL. TEETH WITH
N out metal plate. clasps extracting the roo,s and
lighter than ohr had only OF the
yentor DIR. s. d. SIGESNONp Si Beecke street The
Of references given
A RTrfrcTAL TEETH INSERTED Vt THE LOWEST
N possible prices. sets silver 81 gold SIS
gums patna, 81 Teeth extracted without pain or
DC. Siq Canal street. Mercer block Broad.
way. DR.. EAGLEToN.
nR. ~ GILES LUTHER, pENTIST-MANY YEARS
~ established In Broadway old stand mo-
6 prepared usual, 70 perform MS professional duties
The faithful manner nj a. ow prices will
o. both parties His new method af mounting whole
tines strength and durability utility equal
expensive third their Ills ecent ia yeuon for
fitting plates lnsures perfect success ~ every
stance and be aohcs those considered dnicul
practicable With every facility A. command, and Judgment
based fifteen years extensive practice Dentistry
feels confident Of his ability ~ please bis palrpns
w. GTIfS LUTHER Dentist. 6as Broadway
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DoTI WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPuRL-
~ nomination Alderman ~ the Eleventh Alter
msnic district James Cnnnnly Mr. Connolly received The
frsfn hr Peoples and Regular Genven
uouno through bribery snd cofrHron, aers r-i g.
tcre theirs
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TOR SAIE-A ROCKAwAY, LITTLE USED WITH
pole and shafts made by of the best makers in the city
To be S9 Blocker street for days Price s65
j. BANTA
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T MEETING OF THE COUNCIIMANIC COEyEN.
n venton of the Fifth Senatorial district pursuant call
Of the General Committee of Tammany Hail. held al Union
Hail. Of Fourth and O. Monday
ing Nov 22 the following ticket unanimously nominal
ed-for tauncmen OF the Fifth Senatorial disrct-.ohn
Nantine, John Mcconnell r Benjamin T. Rhodes Edward
Costello, Chas q. Cornell, Michael Smith.
CHAS. K SMITH, Chairman.
f fdRp R WayTs JE.' Secretaries
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MERCHANTS EMPRESS LINE
NI roR san EpsNCfsco.
CURRENT ptTrs AND 80 pKcrrrTOS.
The superior clippe~ ship
FANNY 4 pERIEy

A. rossAsprH
The several days Of and holiday THANK sgvng
during the interim Of loading days has unayoidahly de-
an~d tho ~ r. shippers cnntnne N send their gh
board II pier sEas river until "Wednesday evening 2sh
Inst B, Of sding or agns,arr hsna.d " a. once WI
Building The clipper shin STORM KING will haul into
the regular berth the NJ L.. and be despatched
nneen De " subsequently,
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WANTED-A LONG TAILED BAY HORSE ABOUT
w l5 hands high. that in 2J0 also a stylish IA
my horse Both must be sound and Kind IN all harness Any
one having either Of the above for sale cheap address
Cash, box SSS Post office.
VA AGoN wANTED.-ANY PERSON HAVING A LIGHT
open wagon, Of the very best make but little used, FOR
sale at bargain, hear OF purchaser by addressing AY
Herald obce Give fun description aud lowest price.
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T,OR SAIE-A YOUNG BAY HORSE, FIT FOR ANY
IL kind of work. Can be IA Thompson street

EoR sAIE-AT ABOUT ONE HALF COST, A NEARLY
two wheeled covered web icle suitable for delivering
goods peddng has been used In the tobacco business Ito
quire Of A. NJ COkKLIN, of Broadway aud Thir
fourth at the stable Of Seventh and
Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

DIST WARD
Il Fifteenth Ademsnic DistrictPeople's and Regulars
demomocratc repu olcan nominations
For Aldermsn-JOHE DHOMFRQUE.
School Commissioner-F. PLOWDEN MORRO6H.
School Inspecor-RICHARD y. CARMAN.
Trustees-ROBERT MOONEY and WIN DE LACY
Constabies-MATHEW NUGkNT and TIiOS BRADBURs.
VIZ. De LACY, Secretary. JOHN LYNCH, Chairman.
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CRgAT UNITED STATES MAIL SOUTHERN STEAM
NJ ship lines for Havana and Key West FLA Via Charles.
ION, C-rhs splendid and fsvore steamship ISABEL Cap
lain William Rollna viii leave Charleston for Key West and
Havana the sth and 10Th Of each month The Charleston
steamships win leave hs po for Charleston every wedne.
day and Saturday, n o'clock r NJ, from picr No North
river connecting with The ISABEL for the above ports
Through tickets may be had on application TO
sPoFfoRD, TII.EsfON Co. ~ Broadway,
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L,OR SAVANNAH, ETC-THF AMERICAN AIlNNIlC
in screw steamship companys aud eegan Heatnsnlp
HUNTSVILLE Jno. A. Post eonmander WIZ "evs per ~,
~ river Saturday November III, Al Soc0ck y w.
Cabin passage Savannah with nneqna.d accommoda9na
SIS Tsongh tickets IN New Orleans w ~, Mobile, w.
Montgomery, Ala So; Albany, Ca, va Aans ad torm
bus IA Macou SCI Freight ~ cens per oot snd propor
onate rates Insurance half per cent Apply W III H.
CROMWELL. A co No IS West street The MONTGOMERY,
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DOR sALE-A BAY HORSE, BOB TAIL, ABOUT I5l,
hands high sound kind and gentle in every respect and
warranted mile in three minutes sold account of
the illness q the owner price $3.50 Apply LOG Tenth
nue. above Twenty first street.
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THE TURF.

<,pNrRvyItIp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" june s - 9 O'Clock p s.-Ma.ch $50. p. or p.-Nhs
heats bet three ave IN harness w. ID. fesbody names
br red,rg: Ill wcodrsn nanss y Amy Iorrey
JCEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
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MILLINERY.

pARIs FASHIONS OF cHrLDRpr's cLorHss-JUsr
received md every hind o. shildrens coshea made
order and Cor se toEeher with laee- embroderss gloves
mlus, skeleton, horse h~is, steel skirts, &d.
roRMAN CO., 7os Broadway.
IDvNOvAL MADAME LEVI HAS pruovRp UpR
X mtnuerv eeublshment from los Bleecker street, 10 ma
Hnwtfy opposite fifh street where she invites asnon
~ a1es handsome sssortmeni of Partisan b,npets
heal dresses dress caps eahrens closhns 40 max
IN In ali w branches
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177-7771T77771777117


rvo1I, wIYrED.-A CARGO or GOOD COAL. IN Tx.
eh.ree fow a supertpr pianoforte fnlly warrAnsed
piy he piano bslssr 90 RrOoOe street. east q eresi-Hy
y~ec>< foCr
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FRENCH xAyUFACTURER,s SALE OF
"A NEW AND sLsoANr MANffi4LAS,
Amounting :. ns co. II r.1f iH9s or vRArcs
Those renowned fsbrnsns Louis Visitor Aruaad and jean
rac1ues Iamonuane produces known alike from
= pe.ersogr.b 70 oonstsn'nops m sssops - sso from
forced succumo 70 tbs of the mss the entire a.
sets Of hor estate Except hat portion specially designed
disposed Of a S. Fssers5uTsj offered for public
~ coIsooI ss si As sRo sIss.Sr STORE
By PRIVATE Bas3sIN, for a Lid ,rED TTxs oniy.
t sSf cosss 81 81
for Ne ppose Of declaring fourth and haS dividend . ee
viii be sod for han Of dass bro
hers. rnis souer's and Assigrmsnt fees
usdsr deed Of ssngnmcnt 70 ar WILL AN r. EsrESRE
who has specially retained he above named ~
forIs more "a len, al:plsy and s.rss,or = ~inseopen
Hours Of busnss from 10 70 esch day.
1T CONSISTS in PANT or
100 han drome deco fonnced sk manullas ~ ".
so deep founoea silt mantilas ~ tl0.
1900 suptrfue silt msntillss At gi2
Bevesn sr ard seven hoassnd o. the o- c'siy s.d .s
W SIS each. -
two and three aounces chiefly he product OF eIehraed
Chsntiiiy looms and varying IN price from q 70 $50
xAaxrrrcrsr REAL aSAihf iYa LACE mAxfILLls
REAL PUsHEs L.uE MAsfiLLAa
RIAL THREAD LACE POINTS.
Wholesale buyers only be waited on previous to 10
Tesms strictly cash, on or before delivery.
o0'e''e w" H'''' IN BROADWAY,
between Thomoson's and rsrlor saloons.
'"'e '''''"'''' WILLIAM D. EsrERRE
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nth AND TwErry-rHIRD STREET FERRIEs.-
~ Persons desiring pleasant rides can ind hem BY
taking either Of these ferries 6re~npoip la l., by this
avoiding psvemeps aud Will dad the shortest route
in Ravens sood Fus1iug the
jamaica To persons ,ising williamsburg o. Brooklyn
this k preferable, railroad passes within tao
said ferries Gr-enpciu thus avoiding the
always with IN Broadway and the OF the CITY,
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L,LEGANr STELLA sHAwIs.
~ CHEAP
500 Printed borders. a. ~ SO and Is,
900 froche borders - ~ and a.
500 kch troche borders o. ~ and s0.
$50 French broche borders ei0 IN H6
Together with large assortment OF sprnf and summer
shavs Including all The fashionable styles In broche GRAPE
cAshmere. &e. &c -
LORD TAYLOR,
Noa 26S 2S7. $50 nd Grand greet.
And Nos a. And 40 CslhAr.ne street.
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HEALrH' a.,c,,
Conferred upon the ladies' by wesriur
DOUGLAS a SHERWeOD5
CrIssRArED
TIE unparalleled az the -
NEW EXPANSION Hf1r,
u 100 Of which have been sold during the last msntbs has
induced the manufacturers Nra1gemenis mat WI
enable them 70 produce do1ees sk per dsy dur
ing the months OF june July aud AuRuat
they also call a,,enticr 70 thsir
rEW LINEN sUPeRrOR SKIRT,
FOa TRAVELLING,
which receiving universal from he ladies'
They are he sole prprietc,f Of The only
"PArkNr ADJUSTABLE BUSrLE'
Ne ware OF the many vered IN he nnarseA
. hey are All eithsr infrh,xem~us or worthless
They abo uslufa~ure over
shVENrs OTHER DrrFERENT STYLES,
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authority icing ths hat has
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

Mrs sAYsoY TIE CELEBRATED FEMALE AsTRo-
M Logger Of future events has revealed the destiny 70 thou
OF ladies and Rooms lsS Mott street. hrst
door back, below Grand. Saturdays excepted
Al r-w9o mas NOT nv And or rHE CELEBsssED
~ Msdsm PREws1ER She has been consulted oy NOV
sands In his and other with entire Subtraction. she
feels ccnAdent he kss equal Che tells he name feur
wife or husband sso thr. ~ vsev. you wSn WIS
dies 70 csrts gentlemen 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

GRowING BIG MEN.-Dr. Holmes, the
Boston anatomist, has given us a new
theory for the manufacture of men of a
larger growth. The Doctor says:
"In Kentucky, Ohio, and Western
Vermont, men grow to large sizes, be-
cause of TIE limestone formation under
the soil Parts of families have emigra-
ted to these regions, and the result, in the
next generation, has been a larger
bone development in those who left Massa-
chusetts, than in those who remained
Kentucky, Ohio, and Iowa will grow
GREAT men. The finest figures in the
world will be found in the valley Of the
Mississippi, in few generations. Indoor
labor SO unnatural to men, will weaken the
vital powers and stop the growth in large
cities; but the great and glorious west,
with lis broad plairies, will compensate
for the growing fcebleness of the Eastern
States.