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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Before Judges Daly, Brsdy and Hilton.
Nov. io-Baa, Black q Guild ~. H,niass Hog a CO.
The pasntns brought action bill Of exchange Of
$4,000, drawn by the defendants Hogc williamson,
% Liverpool, which protested for payment, The
cause was tried before Judge Brady Tho pans The
trial. produced the bill or exchange, which admitted,
and after proving service Of notice of protest on the de
PENDANTS, claimed Judgment computing the pound stor
ling al 81 81 with ten per cent damages and interest The
Judge rendered Judgment in favor Of tho plaintiffs against
the defendants Tor tip o3 being the amount claimed With
interest the principal and damages from the service Of
notice Of protest Tho Defendants appealed 10 the general
term ~ this court and the Judgment there affirmed
Judge Hilton concluded lengthy decision by saying ~
In the ruling Of the Jhge At the trial or in
the Judgment rendered aud il must therefore be Affirmed
Judgment Affirmed"
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The Nicaragua FiIibnste,s.
tfrom the Mobile register, soy. y. !

lFfOfN fclKttr,
We have been permitted 10 copy the following despatch,
received hero by friend
Nav ORLEANS Nov a. 1859.
Mcfbesney Dreux have been before the Grand jury
day and been discharged The jury refused " nf bill
violation of the neutrality laws.
TO make the above more ineligible IL our readers We
will state that plarri appeared New Orleans during
wednesday and Thursday, headed, clio for Ncaragq"
inviting all those who wished 10 CRATE 10 call Mcssrs
Dreux McChesney West az The Merchants Hotel Upon
the appearance Of this pacard Judge McCaeb charged the
Grand Jury 10 inquire into the violation OF the neutrality
acts md referred 20 the above pacad Tho Grand jury
summoned Mcssrs nreux McCbcsney 10 appear before
ihem and After investigation discharged these gentlemen
and refused find any Bills thus declaring 10 be
Illegal ACT to cmgrate 70 Nicaragua or 10 induce cnugra
tion thither
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BAssx--GorLp-On Thursday evening, Nov. Is, at the
residence u the brides father by tho Rev Dr. Adams
WILLIAM H. I. BAssn TO MANY Nj daughter of Mr.. Charles
Gould, al Of this city.
pAwSny--WuIANa On Thursday, Nov o. n, No lfS
West Thirty eighth street, ny the Rev Edward r. Rankin
roHs H., Ccond of the late William Dawson, Of Wal.
than England TO EIzAsyn j. second daughter Of Walter
/. Williams, fEl.
f,sIsR-lIaICon Thursday, Nov. % Al the residence
Of the brides mother, by tue Rev. T. W Peck, Mr. Wn.
IAN IARgER 70 Miss MARIA NJ PLAT al Of this city.
H,SvGAS--HAsIEY --On Thursday evening, Nov. III, by
the Rev James Melt the residence Of the brides mo
thcr Mr. cA0rgE n HASSi0As, Of Rdvohcd, Conn, 10
Mss NAYpur ANNA HANIEy, ut this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn, y. n, on Thurs
cav Nov Is. by the Rev nr : y Burchard, Mr.. LUuu'
~ MUTTON, of this city, to Miss AsSE J. DAEiiNGros, o.
Brooklyn
SoIoaoa-pmuuS.-- Brooklyn, 90 "Wednesday, Nov.
% by the Rev. Isaac Gersh0n HsNxY SOLOMON % Miss
sARAH PmIIiIS, 10th VI london, England
Philadelphia papers please cory
warKER-GwYsx-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday, Nov 81, BY
the Rev. Hcnfy Ward Bcccher, 1uaE WAiKxH late "
Clasguw Scotland ~ hss MAY GvTSS late Of London
England
Glasgow and london papers please cory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

As0rwR COLLISION ON r1E HvER.--About two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ono OF tho Peck slip ferry boats
while passing up the riv~ was into by one Of the
south Tenth street ferry boats but sustained no other in
Jury than the smashing in Of Of her guards Tho Peck
slip ferry boat was laden deeper than the South Tenth
street boat and consequently this boat inflicted but slight
damage The Oneota was the Peck slip boat injured
The South Tenth street boat sustained no damage
IsuuEr.-Coroner Srell yesterday afternoon held an
inquest the body of Chrisana Torcson, residing at
las Leonard street. who died yesterday morning OF con
sumption The deceased about twenty-five years Of
age and had been sick two months and had had no
Physcaa, Yerdaet u death by consumption was reu-
CcrCd.
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b fore Hon. Judge Nclsoa


TIN CASE or CApraIs JUDsos.
Nov. 2sMr. d. Lord applied to the Court 20 have Capt
Jodson & the steamship Persia, discharged from bail
He charged with obsructing custom house oaicer
while h. lCapt. j. acting in obedience TO the euaran.
tine laws The bill had been before the Grand Juricl aud
the District Attorney Ind failed each occasion to pro
cure indictment
The Court asked tho District Attorney ne admitted
that fact.
Mr.. Theodore Scdgwick said that II
Tho Cours--Then he ought % be discharged
Mr.. Scdgwck said he would rather that the matter
should stand until Monday morning. order tina, he
might have an opportunity Of consulting with the Col
cctor.
Mr.. Lord assentei 10 this course
Thu ALLEGED SLAYER HAfpEg.
win be rtcciiecscd that Macomocr, the mate, and
three sailors Of the Hadcc charged before Comnis
sioner White with voluntarily serving board OF that
vessel when she employed q slave voyage. Ma
comber has made his escape from Edrdgc street iail
owen Jubson, John Daptiste and H. Aannesscc tho
three Portuguese sailors, this morning placed upon
their trial after jury had been empanneed. Tue test
mony was fully Published when before the Commissioner
a few weeks since. The penalty IS death.
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nr,ra-on Friday, Nov "a. parAurru Ewry, g-,

Frr,rH--on Friday. Nov "a, riTsUrnp FHsrs, Eged 1
pontt and IA days,
TIE aes auf lcluArtanccs d the auiy respect
fply iatt.d IN attend s funeral, from her atbers resi-,
deuce No lJ Vaudewn;t street. at one O'Clock thus ga
turGay } aitesaaou.
NSzaAs On FRIDAY tn"rnng, nov, 20, CAiNs FRM-
NV, sgca as years AMI ~ days.
~, nnNra' services vii ~ held At hi late residence.
No - Vandan street this tnrday) afternoon, A. three
O'Clock. IT, relatives aBG frends OF the fanny sre re-
tFtVy i5y1 % attend. ilS sema no Will DO tl@cn TO
neRala tgT gntefutlt.
GA.AoB --Ou Er,d,y, nov 20, AIrs GAySoe, aged %
ytaih, a native o. the county Trperary, ireland
1ae trsafs and qantaaees Of the family are respect.
INy invited - Nucrd Tie funeral iron, the resdenca W
het No 10 Downing street, Sunday afternoon,
al on oc!0Hk.
pAsar,oN. t'a Thursday morning Nov IS, Mrs. BRID-
Ccr HARRISON a.cd - ycnes,
TIE trcnda of TIE family respectfully invited to At
tend the fonega sunday afternoon, at hsf past
O'Clock, from tie residence Of her law, Charles
scott. No. III York street, Jersey City.
hoCAsl1s On Friday morning. Nov Is, AGsss MOAN.
The relatives and friends of tho family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon At
two o'clock, from No 2a5 West Twenty eighth street.
acCoNsEfI---on THURSDAY, Nov. &C. aAscARsr, Only
daughter Of Patrick .0d Enicc Mcdonnell, aged years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
inTnea TO attend as funcra! tins Saturday. aiennoon At
No EOS Front street Brooklyn.
Ptr1MAa.--in Williamsburg, on Wednesday morning,
Nov 10, OF scarlet fever, yu.Nia LIE PrrlxAs, aged
years months ami IA days ouy daughter Of Capt. Ko
bert a. S. a1G Sarah A. Pttnan.
Her remains were Inferred 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
Virginia papers please copy.
Ss-on Thursday, Nov. 25, SARAH SIMMONS, aged
% years.
The fends are invited to attend the funeral from No
~ Henry street this Saturday. morning, at O'Clock
County Wexford Ireland, papers pcase copy.
SElros Friday Afternoon, Nov. 20, MARY AUGVsrA,
The funeral will take place at the asor House,
a haf past twelve O'Clock this Saturday. atternoon The
relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 attend
without further notice.
TAIIMAnGE -Un Wednesday evening, Nov "a, MaaLa e.,
willow Of the late Henry 4, Talmadee, ECO
The friends % the family respectfully invited to at
tend the flnera this Saturday afternoon a. two O'clock
without further invitation, from No IL st. Marks place.
TAmssS-on Thursday, New. rs, CossElA, daughter Of
TIE late Peter Tarlsen 10 tho 10th year Of her
Tue irents ot the family respectfully invited TO at
lend the funeral Sunday afternoon, al one O'Clock
from her lac resdeace No ttS Leonard street. wliaos
burg
Tow85pcs On Wednesday, Nov. u, at her residence,
Turkey, Monmouth county, N. j., Mrs EnNIaR Taov
BRIDGE wife OF Charles Trowbdge, and only daughter Of
Charles r. AID Ida Jackson aged - years months snd
2 daTs.
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ARYsr On friday, Nov ~, Tg0Ns HWY. son q
w'am and Catherine Aryno, asel years, mon1hh and
The fathers pride AMI mothers joy
Nov from their hearts Il rivcn,
To dwell little seraph hoy
Amid the hosts ~ heaven.
TIC relatives and friends Of thc ianIy respectfully
invited b. attend the funeral, from The residence Of MS
parents No staple street, sunday afternoon, ~ two
O'Clock
wife q Patrick Brennan, aged - years.
The frcncs aud acquantanccs respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, Al ooc oocs
from her late residence No. ia Hester street Her rc
mains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery.
CRa--Un Friday, Nov 20, MAEy klLA youngest dangh
ter q Charles and Grace Carr aged Years AMI months
The friends of the family respectfully invited " az
tend The funeral from the residence o. her parents No
- Meadow street, Hoboken, on sunday afternoon, NJ
hall past one O'Clock, without further invitation.
rS-In Jersey City, on thursday Nov -, MAmi
orrsA, wife Of Gusays Chasoste AGED "a yoais aud
months
The relatives and friends of The faay arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon, a.
half past twelve O'Clock, from Grace church corner o.
fre ana south Seventh streets without further invitation
novgHEHrYDn Friday, Nov, 20, SsgAa, wife % Thomas
nourhcrty, aged ~ years, months ant y days
The friends of the family, hcsc Of her father, Daniel
Iaor, az her brothers, John, William and PANEL TAILOR
and ~ her brothers n law, Patrick Brady and Henry
sheds are respectfully invited y attend The funeral,
from her iao residence, No. ~ tth s@t, on sunday
Afternoon, at bali past one O'Clock without Further INVITA-
Also, on Thursday, Nov 25, C,rpmtSx J., youngcs,
daughter Of the above aged year months and ~ days
trneta sane tsrnc and place.
nySEs.--Miss MARY DYKES, only daughter q the late
Samuel DYKES.
INC rctvcs and friends u the family invited n AZ
tend the funeral from the Residence of her mOher No 81
West Twenty nrsi street, day Saturday, ~ ~ o'clock
NJ wihnat furtnor invitation.
Thadclph', papers please copy.
IvN1 % thursday, Nov. -. ~ CONSUMPTION, Taowss
4 FSsrT W. ~ Thomas Adds Emmet, q this city
in tie 3ist year ~ his age.
The relatives and iisnds n The family respectfully
igvtrd 10 attend The fulotn from tvary church, tAis
SSat' riayl afternoon, al half pisi three O'Clock.
I "A
ASK Il. rAgf~Y. vii, a George J. FARLEY.
lie funeral viii take place Slnl9y, ft0m bic resi-
3ents 80 ~ West Nineteen tn street Hor f.enfs ami
yca al. respectfully By 81 q attend without -,er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

THE HARTpoRD EIcrEaEST.-Mr. William White,
carpenter, belonging =, Rocky li where hc has wife
and child, hss been working for some time past al Col
Cote. lie boarded with Mr.. Ambrose H. Pratt, No 50
wethersfed avenue where he formed the acquaintance
secured the affections 81 Mr. traits daughter beau
tu and interesting young lady Of seventeen years Last
week, Monday, Mr.. White made prctcnce of going to
Rocky Ill., whilst Mss Pratt left home, she said,
make a WRIT 10 friends at Nddletown. Neither
OF them returning Inquiries set foot aud the
guilty parties trscej 10 New York where all clue
them Il lost As Write has formerly lived in California
Il is believed that they have 1ed thiher-yidrfori
(ssx,1pp Nor %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27
Railroad Cntastrophas.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON ThE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
A NAN AND HIS WIFE KILLED.
melancholy accident occurred the Hudson River
Railroad Tarrytown Thursday night, by which
and his wife named Black were instantly killed
They we're walking the track their way homo from
prayer meeting held Tarrytown when tho accident
happencd The engineer knew nothing Of the matter at
the tc and the supposton that they stepped directly
IN front Of the engine as the large lamp in front Of the
locomotive threw powerful light for considerable dis
lance ahead Mr.. Black was no doubt struck BY the on
gne and thrown from the track there was scarcely
any mark upon the body when discovered The body OF
Mrs Black was shockngly manged as If the train had
passed over IT,
Mr. Black Erslslman, about As years Of age.
HIS wife was an American lady, aged 3S. They resided
at BokaLtown, about mile north of Tarrytown. They
leave Que child An inquest was held upon the bode
yesterday.
BY the laws Of the State it is misdcmcanor to walk
railroad track and parties who do liable 70 IS fine
strange that people will he 50 careless as not to heed
the repeated warnings they have had on the subject
A MAIL AGENT KILLED on THE OHIO cENRAL RAIL
ROAD.
About three O'Clock Wednesday afternoon last Mr.
Miller mail agent the Ohio Central Railroad was
missed from the Surprising that he had fallen
from the car, the train instantly stopped. II
then backed slowly, when the body of the unfortu-
nate man was found near wood pile about six miles
from Columbus, torn ard mangcd in horrible manner,
much So that i was almost impossible to lift him up
and place him in the without pieces falling from the
body. Singular to relate he alive when found, but
nsensi6c He lived about three minutes after he
placed in the The accident must have happened in
this uannerAong the track for considerable distance is
wood pile so near the track that gentleman informed
our reporter that he did not believe that there four
inches between the wood pile and the Ho is sup
posed to have stood the open door Of the and
rg in contact with the wood was dragged from the
and crushed in the small space between the wood pile and
the Mr. Miller highly esteemed citizen Of Bal
more about thirty five years OF age, and leaves wife
and Ave children.
II is related that n little while before the accident oc-
Cured he told some gentlemen who were in the car that
few days previous he Informed his wife Of narrow
which he had by the breaking loose of engine,
when she with tears endeavored 10 persuade him to leave
the road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

hope get any slave States and Illinois IL decided
favor Of Douglas. II will require al the free States
elect in the House. and rs hey have show for either
CALIFORNIA; Minnesota or llinoisthese three hopelessiy
Douglas democratic may as wen be regarded as
settled that the republicans must elect by the people
suffer defeat.
II then comes to this with them, New York OF nothing
Can Seward carry New York any other issue but
nigger niger, nggerf Certainly And is the milk
IN The Rochester and Rome cocoanus accounted for. II
the last spasmodic effort OF dying clique TO its
capital II the democracy has the boldness and good
sense 30 follow the policy Indicated by the Herald few
days since, by admitting both Oregon and Kansas i'm
medataly tho opposition viii have capital to trade
2ioE, and the democratic party recognized upon new aud
national .ssaes will triumph in 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Ills Excelcncy the Earl Of Eaylinfon and winton
Adcla Capc by special censc, az the vcereral LODGE
Dublin The Countess Of Enton arrived nj Kingstowr
from Hoyhcad, accompanied by her father, the Ear
Essex. Tho bride aud bridegroom remain at the Vic,
regal lodge.
ARRIVALS.
From liverpool IN the steamship AffcaMr Woodsite and
lady Mis- Mar Avet aud ady, Mrs Robertson, Ms r..
bertson Mise Hobaon and maid, Mas urney Mr. Trimsorc
and lady Trinsore Mr. Rose and baby Miss Rose, Mss
Rose and Msisne Deiapsnge Major Ware AMI lady,
rIober Taylor and w Grinneu, NJ Reed, q y Lab
mann H de Estrada, Castsna Robert Tsess Mr. pr
man, frses MAXWELL, Il gsran, Rev Wells Alexander
Rose Gueraii and W Bacos and son G. Bulke n
Cauley q Goebisch, Mr. Csrilse Robson, Traub,
Clark John Hall, Messrs Iecourt, RRad, iienry Ben
ners Iaus jams Petrie OConnor Lara Mrs Lara and
raid servant Mr. james and Lady Hon Reearies NJ Mer
tom Mr. Lockwood r. W Buckley II q Haywood, w Matte
bury Thos 1lrmsnaw W Richards jacob ziascy Howard
Boyd Mr. Turner, WIN Barr, Jr, Wilcox VIM sslsbacher
Mr. WEIGH Mr. laird, Vim BNltug, VI GILLIAN, VIM Common
n Underworld Mr. werson, Miss g0nch. Mls Possack
four Vh dren iDSeph Eng Robert Goldman tA
Low Mr rTorsf,i y rord-Ictsf W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Tho United States steam frigatc rowhatso remained =,
Shanghai on the 10th Of September. The sloop DIVA
Germantown was 10 Canton river on the 2sth OF same
mouth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

The Greatest Invention OF the Agc.-A Pras-
teal family sewing machine. The champion for 81
OLce, SO broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Csmphorated Cocoa Butter with Giycerint
for ch.ppsd skin prepared BY r. DuPUY Coz Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Dupuy's Quinloleine (Cocoanot OF with
auuine the best article known 10 nours and beauty the
hair. fsUtfLh, caems, ~ BrCafwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Geo. Saunders, Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
This. the genuine Article has been eqnsed for
possible edge 20 For sais By j.
l. sAUhDEkS, No. 7 Asor House.
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English SIN sssrr,.--J0O Doyen just RE-
cevcd per steamer retailing Tsc 81 60 At BAIaOu BRO
T1itRA. 400 lrusdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Soyer'a Sultnna sauce IL Savory. Pfquant
and spicy worthy OF the delicate OF SuLsns the genius
syer and the universal patronage Of the pubic
Observer. To be had o: all trst class grocers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Good Ten. n shc Chest: Good CofYcr. 10 ibs.
for 81, at CHRIST ssoN's, No. Chambers street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Winter Understands rrd prawcrs--h Large
invoice isrecelved reune nj 75c ~ BaIboU BROTHERS,
~ nD..n.la
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Reference 10 al the principal surgeons AMI physc
81 Tie ely. DAD aud extuiue. No Vesey slretL A., i
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

uilIs Hair Dye, 30 cents q Itos. Black or
brown No barclay street, N r.; s2 Broadway, Albany.
lnfalhble ousuent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

The best ~ the world SURPRISING Az hAde soh an3 apphs
81 The msnnie.tosg. Is nrcnNrAf
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A. GsrrnsItsn IL the Only Person who
be consulted scienlhcay all Diseases OF the human bar
81 Church Of BARCLAY The Sixth and Eighth
avenue csrs stop ri N. door Of the establishment
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TySrrLLANESUS.

7 - -, n'soHLLasHoVs, ..>-----
about The MOUNT VERNON PAPERS" by1s
non. EDyAnD syREsrr
THE LEDGER ready .as 70. s.,e Al All he brs
stores aoe ae~sonices
THa YOUNG MOTHER AND BAsa-sy Mr., s,s,ur,v
4 PosM ay Alice Carey,
BOW GREAT LORD EDuc Arsp Hls sos-uy r.na,
reru.
WHOM Tus GODS LOVE pR Yousd-sy Mary Forest
WIT And HUMoR-By George y. Prentice
DIRaE-By William Ross Wallace
THE APPLE GArHvRrSd-Ry Mary Stanley d.b.s.
AN UNSAFE STEP sketch for both young And old By -
vasus Cobb Jr.
MIHNrE AND ARIEL modern fsale.
TIE MEsTisA 0IRI!s EEyxs0E-By Emeeso. seaex
ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS
SKETCiiFS-By AN Old Traveller.
EDITORIALS ESSAYS &C. Sc. &C. &C. &C. &C.. &c. Ass
&C. de, de., &c, &c. &C, &C. &C, &c. 90, Co. 40
COMETHIN0 NEQuAIIEB.-HAYKTrYs MHOICAT-
~ ed paper for tho water closc made OF Manila hemV.
without chemicals and medcASd by enreiy prvcoS
and prevent. piles II pleasing tho sloL and ne
All other po.son0uI pile producing Sold ut u Ana
street 900 sheets for dollar All druggists ~end rAs
demand u great
STEREoaCoPTO VIEWS.
- BECKEL BROTHERS, - JOHN sTREHr z.
A. points The states. They
~ constant receipt Of The stesL productions Of
me ItooI Europe snd NE Orient
TWIN BoysToE AND EAGLE sRwrNG MACHINE
Company. onice 20 broadway, New York. No. l.
PRICE x5 ONLY
The ceapes, sewing machine ou perfect su. on boz
tides and
CHAMPION SEWER
u The only machine for the million.
The trade supplied on hbt raj discount
Persons wishing machines viii get ~
hitting IS.
-------------------
WA1oHkS AND JEWEfRY.
GEORGE q. ALLEN,
Formerly of No IL Wall street has resnovejS
No 4l5 Broadway
One coor below Canal street. where he hxs opened
WATCHES AND J.wFxRY GF ENTIRELY NRW AND
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
Tie cons'any receiving the latest styles OF watches
weirI By every steamer direct from The manufacturer
Europe
Wniches cleaned aat repaired /, the beat 1ner by
fnea; londoc and Ueneyt workmeE-
GEORGE o. ALLEN. importer Of watches and jswsiry. aaA
watch aL3 silver Wholesale aId
broadway, one door below Canal street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

hair OF Rad color invited 10 call ssd consult Doctor
GRANDJEAN consultation free NJ Church street corner
Of BARCLAY Ills fd Fves III heir the natural color DO
sired aud may be considered reel prodigy OF chemistry
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B~andreth,s rfiis Up Town Ofticc at ur.
CAMP drug and chemical establishment Of
blglih avenue aud Twenty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

he people continue suffer with catsrrh and
ointment failing cure, and the pills equally
rnc scous In arrangements ~ the stomach and bowels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

French Buck, English Cloth, and silk
gloves al 70 cents per pair al fUfJERTONS gents frnsA
Ing ouse, 30f broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Crfstndorc's Hair Dyc, Wigs and Toupees.
the heat the world wholesale md retail and the dye private
~ apply ed at No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Wheeler & wsison's Sewing Machines
new style. Price $50 Ca,cc 3a3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

The Celebrated Scotch Wool and Shaker
under garments for sale al reduced prices ct McLAUG-
Inns corner OF Greenwich and Murray streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Boys expecting Holiday Suits. new Over
coats forth from he governor" be ned with the
m elegant cotbing IN New York az moderate hgure
Al GENlN's BAZAAR. No SIS broadway,
Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

100000 Fcr the Peoples Photographic
port ats contributing doisr per head nj HOLMES steam
picture ahop LS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Zine shirts, Made To Order from the best
materials, sewed by hand, warranted 20 ~ Al
fUiIkkTOk5, Sol Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Winter Hosiery--In Lambs Wool. nIerspo.
cotton, 40, full lnes OF sices al moderate prices
MovDYS, B2Brosdssy.
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