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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26
j. HART u CO.,


n j. HART y CO.,
AA' WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
II and 70 9Tchoupiouas street.
New Orleans.
In addition present large and extensive assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals, in receipt of fresh mpora-
tons amongst which may be found
QUININE, GUM ARABIG-Narious kinds.
GAMOMILE, Roman and German
SIENNA LEAVES. 1PEGaC, RnTBARB JALAP.
EXT. HIQUoRIGE, ESSENTIAL OIL
SELECT POWDERS, PATENT MEDICINES.
HERBS, Of every kind, etc, etc.
We have also hand full and complete supply Of Paints,
Oils yarnhes Window Glass, Brushes Glassware Surgical
Instruments Enemas, syrnges Perfumery Fancy Soaps sta
onery Playing Cards Liquors of the finest description in
glass for medicinal purposes ETC. etc. and which
spectfuy invite the of the city country trade
Empire Water.
800 dozen quarts pns fresh just received sale by
b. J. HART d CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
Concentrated Lye of sapontfier.
loo boxes, just received and for sale by
f. j. HART 4 CO.,
o25 II and IS Fehoupltoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

MARINE DlsAsrER-A dispatch of the 10th from
Boston says;
Ten lives were lost, consisting Of all on board by
the wreckng of the fishing schooner E. Atwood on
the I'd inst on the North Cape of Prince Edwards
Island. She belonged to Westport, Maine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

Snow N Omo.-A heavy fall of snow took place
in Ashtabula county, Ohio, during the night OF the
l4th. It#as nine inches deep onthe following morn
ing AshtabuIa is the extreme northeastern county
of the State, and borders on Lake Erie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

a SINGULAR SURGICAL OPERArloN,-On the l7th
inst, man named Berry, residing in Petersburg
Va, while suffering intensely from a fclon on his
hand seated himself by the track Of the Petersburg
Railroad, and when the train along deliberately
laid the offending member upon the rail and had it
crushed and severed from the wrist by the ponderous
wheel, more orthodox surgical operation had to be
resorted to Immediately afterward.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

FEE.-rhe stable Of Mr., james Bennett, at the
corner of Esplauade aud Florida streets, was de-
stroyed by fire about noon yesterday. Loss, $500 I;
no insurance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

GHEATHING COPPER AND YELLOW METAL.
~ 60 cases English sHEATHING COPPER, assorted Il
Is OF.
70 cases MUNTz PATENT YELLOW SHEAFHING Me
TAI, assorted, lG to Is OF
For sale by sBARK sTAUFFER & Co,
O23 ct Ga Canal street
EON-IBON-TRON-
500 English Refined IRON, assorted Flat Square
and Round.
300 tuns best Ameiican IRON Flat Square and Round
200 turs swe les Fiat and Square IRON
25 Hoop and Band, assorted sizes.
80 tuus English and American Sheet IRON.
In and landing, for sale by
SLARKs STAUFFER & CO.,
o23 6t3W 6l Canal street,
rTHIN PLATE-lsO0 boxes TIN PLATE, assorted sizes,
L for saelby SLARK, STAuFFER Il CO.,
o23 6t&3tW 64 Canal street.
CHOVELS AND SPADES
~ I5j dozen Ames' sHOVELS assorted Nos, u.
l25 dozen Ames' SPADES, long and short handle,
SHARK STAUFFER Il co,
o23 6t6lW 6I Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

Showing decrease of AZ in the fever mortality
from the mortality of the week before, which was
303. The Board of Health8 classification is as fol-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

ANOTHER EXPEDITION AGAINsr= THE CAMANcHEs.
The Seguin Crexas) Mercury says that Col James
Bourand has received captains commission from
Coy, Runnes, to raise a company of one hundred
men, for the purpose of making expedition against
the Indians that have been committing depredations
upon the persons and property Of the Northern
settlers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26
DENTISTRY.
5. CHANDLER,

1Fsas8sssgEsa CHARLES n. E6ELLS, ID I'D. 81.
5s$b No. 1bl Canal street, between CBr0ndelA
Af3f ss 8 Baronne streets, New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
IIl-A5 TEETH inserted In tnil or partial SETS wh'F
for Beauty tY and Comfort the WeRer cRnnotbe e1ceed
iaBlY&W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06
Our HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.

HAVANA, Scld. -. 1858
TIE ccfs 81 "a SLAYER Hd,dsc-To Htndred and Forty
Thrcc her Caygo Norroi 70 Death
The cargo of bozales OF whose Decentralization near
Cardenas you advised in my last letter, landed
from The ship Iraidce, Of New York. There 900
landed and the that captured found n boat
and supposed to have belonged g the IGadccs cargo
Cutie has been caused here by Is becoming
known that hundred and forty two Of these poor Afr
had died the passage of starvation IA oder of
the Real Aucncio has been scAt down 10 Cardcnas 10 IN
sttuic INQUIRY INTO the affair; but villa, benefit except
20 The odor who VIII be wc paid Tor his journey viii BE-
derived from this stcpt The Of the Africans, or
rather those whose account they imported,
well known and reside in this CITY. The late spanish
captain and the supefcargo Of the lsdec TO nc found
this city and this sending oior 10 Cardrnas j. sheer
humbug doubt much h John Bull will be satisfied With
and mark me- shall hear Of this matter here
after
The Halec ia believed 10 have gone 70 Caracas or 10
Campc,chy-most probably The hitter port however her
character has gone before her. " would not surprise
20 find certain parties attempting - cast blame apcn Mr.
Acting United States Consul General sewage or his prompt
aud energetic conduct respect the Hadee H. sent
circular letters 20 the various United states authorities ~
the ports whore Il believed the lladce might - to.
10 ensure her capture and this prohabl, MT
pleasing 10 the parties 10 whom refer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday, Oct, 4, at the
church of -, Francis Xavier, by Rev. Dr farkin y
Senior hon Jusro ARosssENa of New Granada, % Miss
TorIsA LIVINGSTON. eldest daughter Of Van Brugh Lvngs
ton, Esq., ~ this city.
Crts--HAwuruS On Sunday, Oct Q, by the Rev. A.
X. Mott, GsoReE GEEE 10 MARTHA CLARK HAMILTON, all "
this city
HAprfoRp-BRowS-0n Saturday, Oct 2, by the Rev.
rr Bruce at the residence 0f her father oboken New
jersey Miss FRANCIS DRowv, third daughter Of Mr. vii
liam Brown, 10 Mr. THOMAS HARTFORD, Of Morrisans, New
York.
Rvs-xir-waRp Railway ~ J., on Monday oct 4,
by Rev = sheldon. Mr. RongRT A. Rrt-rtI, of Brooklyn
y ~, 70 cARss NJ, daughter of Rev John w Ward, Of
the former place.
TaY1on-B,msR--o Sunday, Sept, 20, at 81. John the
Rsptst's HpiscoraD church New York, by Rev Mr..
Duffy JonS TAYLOR 60 Miss SARAH BARHER, both Of this
city
Tnmor-C ,srroS Saturday, August L. 1857, by
the Rev Dr Hsughton, &c the Church Of the Transgura
ton IN Twenty ninth street THOMAS CBANpIxR TRtGoE Of
Canada TO MARY AGS CAMERON eldest daughter q Capt
u. q. Cameron, 81 this city.
wAtuo-Ir,ISGsruN -On Tuesday, Oct. s, by the Rev.
mr. Anthem FRANCS W wA1DO TO R0sAiix, daughter OF
Morgan 4. Livingston all OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

The War Department has issued orders directing q
Board Of occrs TO al West Point on the nth
instant Tor the purpose Of trying cannon 10 be submitted
by General & " Wheat The Board viii consist Of Major
Alfred Mordccai, Ordnance Department; Lieutenant John
Cbbon. Fourth artillery and Lieutenant q l. lartsuf,
Second artillery. This gun v twelve feet Iona = some
thing and known the patent accclcatng can.
non Its peculiarly that i fires three charges ~ pow
der hehnd nine pound she'll which will BIT AZ the enor
nous distance m Eve miles The bah or she'll " shaped
Ike the Mnnic rifle ball All who have already Witnessed
is operations TO be perfectly satisfied with what u
represents -
Major y g. Martin Quaftcrmrstcr's Department,
ordered So duty At Fort Laramie, Nebraska.
Major n y. Babhtt, same department, e ordered 70
Washington CITY fH the purpase ot settling bis accounts,
when h. will he ordered on distant service
Captain q. Thorn and Lieutenant :. Wheeler, Topo
graphical Engineers ordered 10 duty at bort Nancou
YER Washington Territory These officers are charged
With the construction Of the military roads in oregon and
Washington Territorie
As slant surgeon W " Babcock l. ordered 70 report
for duty &C. The commanding officer al Fmt Columbus,
Governors Island -
Colonel y T. Taylor, Commssary of Subsistence, viii
report for duty the ONCE Of the chc OF his department.
Washington City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

BArHo,rr On Monday Oct a. at Fordham JAMES Barn
eArR, In the oils, year Of his age.
The relatives and friends o. the family and those Of his
con- thas. W Iathgaie and Of his sonn.lsw, A. ~ Ray
mond respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral this
Wednesday, afternoon at half past three o'clock from his
late residence, without further invitation Conveyanccs
viii be In waiting Ferdhsm depot upon the arrival 0f
the half past two O'Clock train from Thirty sixth street
BroMkKE--On Monday, Oct. 4, GHRIyrAvp HANxISg
BLoaEKs, o. Henry Blomeke and Elizabeth anning,
Of Londonderry, ireland.
Tho friends ~ the family respectfully invited 20 NJ.
tend the funeral from his late residence corner Of oyt
and wykoa strccts Brooklyn, THIS "wednesday after.
noon, al two O'Clock
CornY-on Monday, Oct a. after long and tedious IN.
ness JoHN Cory, aged " years, months and days
The relatives aud friends of the family respectful
Is invited 70 attend the funeral without further Invitation
this "wednesday afternoon, nj half past O'clock rom
hs late residence, No 1f Bro0me street. His remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for intermeut
CUsNyGHAm. -At Tompkinsvle, :. T. on Tuesday morn
ing, Oct 3, Il consumption. MARY Ann wife o. Edward
CUNNINGHAM, aged 80 years and months
The friends and relatives of the family arc respectfully
invited 20 attend the funerals this "wednesday afternoon
nj O'Clock, from the residence ot her husband swan
street Tonpkinsyle Her rcvnains WI be taken ~ Fac
tory lie Tor Mtcgmeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

ties In fine orefga there was "a 'her more than
Friday at the Is abatement OF that day or c>untfy
flour there IL 626 sacks Of n eisn l34 sacks S
z JOG barrels. Buyers very Indifferent, and SAL
difficult at Is. abatement the quotations. OF Last week
Town quotations unaltered and fine foreign held
its price from scarcity, but inferior descriptions were
quite neglected OF English barley there 770 qrs
of foreign 1852 qrs Scarcely any really fine mating APP
peared such would command full terms the secondary
sorts very difficult TO get rid of but grinding sorts
were in fair demand. The malt trade was fully as dear,
on supply of 9791 qrs. OF English oats there were
235 qrs of Scotch 398 qrs. of Irish 244O qrs with
1871 qs foreign fourths being from Russia Deal
ers being pretty well in stock business was dull even N
old corn while new was Cd to Is per ar cheaper, both
foreign and English descriptions OF native beans the
supply 1884 qrs., of foreign 1872 qrs chiefly Egyp
OF foreign peas 500 qrs Of home growth 429 qrs
LONDON Markets, Sept 2l.-ln the London market
breadstufs were duh and wheat bad declined Is. 2s
por quarter Sugar closed buoyan though without quota
bio advance. Coffee steady. Tea-Ayerage business,
without alteration in rates. Rice heavy, and all qualities
slightly lower. Tallow firm at 4ss Sd Pig IRON steady at
54s Cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Tgs AsrsIcAs BiaIs UsIoS celebrates is anniver.
ssry to-day and TO morrow the meeting housc Of the
frst Baptist church, corner of Broome and Elizabeth
streets Business meeting al O'Clock, IN the lecture
room. Public exercises commence at 10 o'clock Among
the speakers Dr. Arnitagc President 81 the Union;
Dr. Eaton, President a Madison University; Bcnlamin
James, Esq, and Rev I. ,. Mcsh, Of Ohio, Rev. ~ n
Miller, Conn. and Rev. Dr. Sheppard, lately returned
from visit 20 Egypt aud the Holy Land.
THs Nxw snasxR 90 nm TxrASrrrpo CosrASv-A
pleasant Of going TO Havana or New Orleans viii DO
presented Saturday next 9th October by the steamer
Quaker City. fitted up 10 run from New Orleans on the
Iehuautcpec route During the summer this tine ship has
been completely oyWhauled and admirably ttcd up for
hef service She Is well known one % the swes
and safest steamers afoa and her commander. Captain
Shufcdt Is equally well known for his skill and courtesy
The ship leaves New York neat Saturday 10 take her place
et msncny On her future route and will carry out from
this port such passengers may desire 70 90 ~ her 70
New Orleans Havana, which latter port she wl stop
he tht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06
OUR CARDENAs CORRESPONDENTS.

Ths Hoilees Cargo. ind Ho,c they were Disposed II.
Notwithstanding that many cruisers about,
watching for their prey, and that much opposition has
been made ~ the slave trade, saycrs wi run their
sos and with good deal Of daring thrust Their beads
right into the lions mouth
Tho other day our Governor, who, by Inc way, new
IN the place, gn wind that cargo Of hoAcs 70 bc
landed on Gays Romano. Roman Key. Instantly hc
put himself on the way accompanied BY he Alcadc and
other minor officials They arrived 81 tho above named
place short time hui The bird had flown, feathers and
ALL leaving only one, in the shape Of old. good for
nothing negro left purposel by the slavers slsn q
contempt for the Governor.
friend OF mine who the slaves on their way into
the interior, says tha he has not healthy set
OF negroes
Only one Of the negroes has been captured AMI that
took place here in town the other night patron
captain Of fishing smack brought q bozalc into town
and offered him Cor sale 10 another man who. angry
~ not being able 10 have the negro his price cried
out. stop that with the bozac This he cried scve
raj times until " attracted the attention of \ watch
man, who and aprrehcndcd the captain aud ozale
The captain = now IN jail, but believe he will be
out, % there viii not be wanting 10 influence
his release.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06
TUE FAMILY HERALD.

Further Interesting Particulars Of the Burn
ing or the Steamship Austrfa--E'aii Regatta
! or the New York Yacht Ciub-jThe Comet
| The Gold Fever out West-Ths s'ireInea's
| Celebration mt Aibnny-LocaI hcws-~M.r-
Net Reports, &c., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD ia Issue Of oday, wifi oon,ais ~
The news Of the preceding OF interest and nportanec
Among other matters il will give
Further Interesting Particulars OF the Disaster board 81
the steamship Ausriasatemens of Professor Gauynskiee
Mr. Vezin Mr. Rosen and o.hers-Addosal Names Of Pas
seagers &c, &c,
An accoun, Of the Autumn Regatta OF the New York yach
Club.
on the ou vve-sree Corners Improvsed Observatorra
Letter from Professor Mitchell. &c
report ,he Firemens Celebration al AbanJThe Con.
test Closed and the ycors Awarded 10 Brook
lyn, Stamford, whitehall. Waterford and New Yort
The Gold Fever Out Wes.-Reported q Id Discoveries In
Kansas-treat Exemen,-org anixaoa Of Partics
Mines-Reports OF Miners, &c.
Conferences Of German Societies Of the United s,sPro-
lection Of observation-disclosures Letters from the West A.
Interesting China-Detls Movement upon
Thanksgiving OF the Treaties &C.
Letter from London Correspondent-The VIII OF the
Duchess Of Orleans.
Speech Of Edward Everesa Danvers Mass Steam Nuu
CATION and the Progress of the World
An Of the Execution Preston TURKEY formerly
Baptist preacher, m Virginia. for the Murder Of his WIFE,
Continuation Of the Coroner Investigation in the Stephen
Case.
Letter from Correspondent Sal, Lake city
Proceedings Diocesan Convention of Protestant
Episcopal Church.
The Turf-Fashion Courae, L. I-Creat Racing Grand As
semblage and Glorious Time made.
Editorials on the leading events OF the day.
full review of the New York Cattle Aarke-The Number
Of Cattle at market prices, &c.
The local interest of New York aud the adjoining
cities.
With Police Reports theatrical Criticisms Commercial and
Money Market Reports Marriages and Deaths for the week.
altogether forming o. varied, useful aud Interesting
reading.
Terms-Ony 81 year four cents single copy To be oh
tained at the Office OF the HERALD and Of all agents Adj
Refreshments inserted al the usual HERAL rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

o~ s.-vr. Joseph Blunt, an old line whig and brother
81 the late Nathaniel Blunt has assumed the duties Of
District Attorney 70 which Office he has been appointed
by Governor King, in the 81 Peter ~ Sweeney. re-
sgrcd The Hon John Mckcon who acting District
Ntcrncy during Mr.. Swcencys illness, has vacated "
generally expected by the members of the bar that
the Governor would have appointed Nj. sedgwCk, The
ltescnl Assistant District Attorney, 70 the 0iise,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

important notifications made in the laws Of public in
strucon Hopes entertained that the Cabinet, ia
che bill ON the press, which 1t Is preparing, will propose
tie aboiticn of the censorship some Of the journals
again demand reduction Of tho import duties foreign
paper. A Ministerial organ says
rather unusual number Of journals has been seized during
the last few days. but that account of cynical remarks
having been made by them subjects that not within the
proper domain OF the No need fear seizure
II keeps within the limits that alone make the press lie
climate organ of public opinion.
pardon had been granted TO NJ. Juanco Responsible
editor Of tho IlDco who lately condemned TO severa
monbs Imprisonment for insulting NJ Coantes an ex-
Minister
The police had discovered clandestine gunpowder ma
nafactors at s!ca2ar dc San Juan. .
The nccn had made a valuable present to Mademosclle
Valera De Fsniega who is about to marry the Duke do
Naakot
letter from Santander mentions the arrival there OF
Baron Iubncr, Austrian Ambassador to the French
Court that he intends visiting the Asras and
the provinces Of Leon and Old CASTLE.
Despates from Madrid dated September II and IS,
say Their Naies.es have arrived at Asorga The gar
rison Of Cuba is to be reinforced by 600 men. The
Ministers and the Governors OF the province and OF Madrid
leave the 18th for the Escarai whore they go
ceve their Macses. NJ Turgot has arrived in Madrid to
take leave ri their Majestes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06
Russia,
Markets.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

from the London Times Getty Article Sept. II
The English funds have been dull to-day, without any
obvious cause since although payment of rs per cent
on the new India Loan had to be met money was abun
dsnt IN the Stock Exchange at per cent and further
very considerable supply OF gold taken to the bank
Cotsols for money FIRST quoted 81 97S and they
left .! = aa7h for money, and ~ x S1's for the
18th October India stock closed at 2l6 29; India
bonds los los. and excbequer bills siarch) ass 1885,
tJunc) 25s. a 2os premium.
The pss Inenis remaining TO be made on the india
Loan two Of Is per cent each which will fall due res
pectve, the 18th Of October and 18th oil November
The amount Of the loan was f3, 579 00O
In the foreign stock market there has been fresh nj
vance in Peruvian the Four aud -aa per cents touch
ing o. and ia. Threes rs Spanish deferred aud Vene
zuean also firm.
The Paris Boursc opened with buoyancy this morning
(2Oth) the final quotations were TIT 75c for money
and 72 s5c for the end Of the month, showing reaction
OF quarter per cent.
The amour, OF gold taken 10 the bank today was
G3O0 600 comprising $1,000 bar aud Goo 900 Russian
The total already in since the date Of last week re-
turn is thus raised E420 600 and the stock now held
must therefore considerably larger than at any period
during the past 1--WE years =
The railway market has again been fat partly IN sym
patty With the funds and partly from the absence Of any
extensive general business In American securities Ii-
nos Central and New York anu Eric were heavy. Mines
were dull and show little change. In miscellaneous seen
rifles further reduction took place In Atlantic Telegraph
the final price being 800 $780, Red Sea Telegraph lt on
al y n = premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06


O,ruBFR s.--Thc term opened this morning when
the return ~ process made by the United States Mar
shall There not sufficient number ~ Grand Jurors
attendance and further Panel was ordered for We'd
pgslay nogu.ng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

srofous erupve diseases being crad.
ed By the powerful II the ointment tho pills viii be
found useful In carrying "a inward impurities Sold at "
Maiden lane, n "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

DIR. Glover's New Truss Cures Hernia by &C.
peculiar arrangement lie keeps elastic stockings &c. No.
Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Use Huessis' Cemphor Ice. Certain Cure
Coz ehspped hands ps ac Sold b. druggists every
where. See Advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Hll's Hair Dye, 30 Cents Box.-Blaek Of
brown. No. Barclay street lnnable hair cutting lnfal
ible onEuent for the hsir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Norehend's Magnetic P1aster.-The Great
srrngbener pain destroyer Pain exist where
plaster u applied ID. q MoREHEAD, ~ D. ~ Walker
street. New York Sold BY AL druggists IN town and country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Illinois Cen. O per cent, 1876
In., 7 per cent, 1870.
Do. do. :, Free land, 1890.
10. 500 shs. $50 paid. !.
Michigan Cen. 5 per ca, 1860
Do, do, 1859. .........
do. (sinkiDg fund do. 80
Michigan =. 4 y. Indiana !
per cent(sinking fund.- ,'s5
No, 800 shares. ........
N. Y. Central, 8 per cent
(sinking fund), 1888. -.
tso. Tpcr cent, con. 1854 .
no. 500 shares. .....,
n. Y. and Erie Sd mort, !
per cent. 1888. ..........
DO, ti0v shares. ........
Penn. Central bonds, Is,
mort. con. 9 per cent. -.
10, ~ mort, 6pcr C. stg'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs mud Toupecs-
The IN the wordwh0esae aud retail and the dye pr
yately applied. No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Atwnter's First Premium Sl5 mud S25
sewing machnes-Bes In market Send for circular 400
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
The hest IN the world SURPRISING all Made sold aud applied
nj the mandatory, x3 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Good Tea 0I the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for u. GHRI6TIANsoNs tee warehouse, No. l
Chambers street