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BURLINGTON, W, April 2, 1858.
The Pioneer mechanics shop, largo manufacturing es
nblishmcnt Of this place, was burned this morning at
nine O'Clock. Loss absua slo0 900
The principal losses II | A.okop, building AMI
machinery 500 600; C. Kilburb Co. chair mandatory,
$4,000; Kendall, Wright Co.. doors and ssshes, 900
r.. Chase, doors and ssshes, 1900; Wing smith,
last makers, 5000; l. Barnes, lumber, $500; Nessrs
Gates furniture, (recently burnt out in Bratsoboro
81 600; Fred smith, griss mills, $1,000 hamilton
Klburn Co were insured for Gle ooo bu, none the
others we're insured.
In consequence Of this IRE about one hundred and py
hands are thrown out Of employ ment
The extensive lumber yards here 10 crest DANGER
At one time several piles beng on IRE, but owing 10 the
promps action OF eur engine company Ebsn Allen
No a. the flames werc quickly got under and the yards
eavo
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RICHMOND, Va, April 2 1888.
Tho bill fixing the LIST OF May for the resumption Of
specie payments has passed both houses
The bill requiring parent banks 10 redeem the notes Of
their branches Specie and requiring independent banks
10 establish an sgency at Richmond or Baltimore for the
redemption Of their notes. has also nay passed and takes
effect in April, 1859.
The Senate adopted joint resolution sppropraiing
o. 900 tn remove the remains Of President Monroe from
New York 10 Richmond.
The tobacco factory Of Ncssr. Crosby wnfree Of this
city, destroyed by Ere this morning Loss $1,000
inufred
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ruS GENERAL srwsrArxR pnrArcH

WAsHNGros, April 2, 1858.
The government has made Q contract with citizen of
Texasfor supplying twenty thousand dollars worth Of
.csmess for the Of the army commercial arrange
'neut will be made at point in Africa aordins the
best facilities Tor purchasing animals suitable 70 cn
mate and for expectation hither.
Iiect Beale has submitted 10 the War Department
report ming the road surveyed and opensd by him
last summer from Defiance 70 the Colorado river.
confirms previous statements. BE passed the road
In midwnter, meeting with only once, and then not
cuousn TO cover the ground The climate such ,hs,
there was no occasion 10 use tents.
The bill 10 supply the ccfc'snoes for the fiscal year
ending year from June next Ia under consideration in
the House. II appropriaies nine and half millions OF
dol arr OF which nearly eight millions for the army,
and million four hundred and sixty nine thousand TO
supply the deficiency the Of the Post ONCE
Department
The House Committee Public lands viii report but
few bills giving lsnos for railroads. and TO the states
which have already received grants Tor such purposes
The receipts the Treasury las, week were nearly
million Of dollars Tho amount sSbject 70 dram Is over
six mi.ncns half Drafts issued amounting 70
a million and qparter.
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.


Affairs In Warrington and Albany-News
from Europe, tho South Pacific, New Gr~-
NADIA, Central America, Mexico, Cubs, West
Indies, 6sc,-Latest Iatelligonco-Markets,
Sc, &c.
The wxExLY HERALp win be published al eleven o'clock
this morning. Among contents will found the follow.
ing
Affairs In wasblngion-Proceedngs In CongressThe Kan
sas Question in the House. &C.
New York State ArArs-L eg,slslve Proceedings.
News from Europe-The War In Inds-News from China
&C., &c.
News from the South Pacific, New Grsnsds and Central
America
Important from venezueaProsress Of the Revolution
Probable Downfall Of the Monagss Family. &C.
Interesting MeSicoAfsirs In vers Cruz-Opposiou
Of the Church party 10 Santa Anna, &c.
News from Cuba, West indies, &C.
observation-disclosures the HousePsssage OF the Crenden
Bill Mexico and Relations with Merico-"Manifes Des-
iny' Condition Of Frsnce-Phosophy Of is Government;
The France and England; The New Revo
luton in venezucli, &c &C.
Latest News by Telegraph.
Financial Commercial Religious Political. Sporting and
Maritime Intelligence.
Weekly Review Of the New York Catre Market
Family Market Report-Reta Prices nj all kinds OF Mar
bcable Produce.
Marriages and Deaths together with large variety Of In
tcresing Local and Miscellaneous ITEMS
Single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing be had
at the counter Prizes sir cents.
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oteus, operating with the adversary Col selden would
bave been .'6uny higher than kite The result was,
The Fresents chosen rec~ved forty votes 70 sghteen
against him. He sercnaded by his friends last eve
Ming, and made few brief and appropriate remarks.
Tho Navy Agent, William Finn, Esq Is hugh toned,
generous gentleman pto Of the President and his In
dvidual choice for Marshal Political expediency, how
ever, induced change In the programme and Mr.. Finn
takes the next best pew.
The days Of iawessness and turbulent riot In this city
may be considered nearly st end The cizeus have
bt. ONE patroimeu.
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manufactured Hence n.tlers naiers elias. hays
ducon OF hose brilliant efforts Of genius known The spring
Sensible people buy Ss. when he' want them and nos Of
them whsn ,Soa, making se elton prefer he la,es and
dozen years since his knos s s y u "a eSasses q
particularly deal with innocent who does no, know
enough 70 conc H. ssoorang 70 the oa sasye
ha,-hcugh "a OF The later slyle-frum that h.s
shelves smpiy because a sale able article The
latter portion Of The last sentence must be considered
piece OF Imagination no such hat can be found In Bis
persist in ssnns on each re coming season BIS new brsni
nd % y me vii 81 81 %
ny TO give the most perfect asii.iacon 70 All FOR the last
the and this would have been he result had he
not thorousy understood his business .,,.. -
Offering 70 Young gentleman Of i've summers bat ne ..se
eraaaaiher there any be has
proposed !" cu'Omers ,..-,o, IKE r.ra,
ono Of those dssnr fsbrc composed cf velvet and esher
s a sss s 81 % sps Youth soTe
referred whose brief existence spans JUS, sixty months
The gentleman in the trade WHO having years past
& into esudep 81 precely he same shape and height
with rsnge or brm OF precisely the same width and curl
has BEEN . hss Of siad Ing nsiydgsy q bis
toners and furnishing esrh with hat the make, height
width Of brm sc that exactly suited TO him. This has been
10 this system Of business to be attributed The entire
years o poor dispose o. he Is not compelled
sny his sales, solely legi
demand created By the excellence and chspnes OF hs
fabrics
lie prepared exhibit great variety Of styles any
oher manufacturer in the country but through al OF
which chArAcxisiic hs producsou,
differing Of course for each cassof young middle aged
ard old.
you Doubt prove; and the proof there han
w g2 Broadway, corner of Fulton street
startling 1nnovstion.-1ats for all Tastes
splendid vsriety. GENrN's, 2i4 broadway.
Gents Spring Hats and Caps In all their
variety and large sssornent Of children fancy
aud a'is AZ khiLOGd's, 81 canal street
Esger's Spring Styles OF Gentlemcn's Hats
and caps now ready IFS BroadAay-Howard Hotel
The Metallic Tablet Razor strop Can he
obtained, genuine, at ,. a s. SAUNDERS store, Nc.
Astor HOUSE.
The Undersigned, Inspectors and seslers OF
weights the city Of New York having hsd
frequent occasion iet the various platform scales In
s city are pleased TO- bear our testimony 70 the superior
RANKS CO, and do cheerully recommend them 70 the
public as the perfect weighing mschines in
Raph Tremby, Inspector OF weights and Measures First
DISTRICT
Thomas II. w.inwright inspector, Second district
Allen n simons, Deputy Inspector First district
George NAT, sealer, fifss district
John H. kmbree, sealer second district
FsIRBASKs co, ls9 broadway.
10000 Cases Boosts and shoes nc Auction
| prices, at PHILLIPS SMITHS, ~ Warren street
Roots and Shoes.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT or
L SHOES ClrYt
BROOKS S7S broadway and $50 Fulton street
Paris Boots. Shoes and Caters, ",feIie's'
| manufacture just received. per Arabia kuGENE FER
| BIS booGmsksr, 81 Nassau srsea
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aspe that provision will be made for the return
OF any such moneys to any heirs hereafter
turning up 70 the parties who made the de-
posita Otherwise the act is robbery.
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Jyouse or Representatives.

wAmrsoros, April 2, 1858.
pyBArg ArAIrs.
The House went nio committee On the Deficiency Ap-
preparation bill.
Mr.. Josss, (sdm OF Tenn, while opposing various
items tho h-particuary for the army-sad inciden-
tally that hero evidence OF rebellion In Utah
He would send civil officers thither and u the Mormons
cid DO, co operate In the administration OF the govern
he would repeal the organic law and give Brigham
Young and company fair notice to quit our soil
Nj LovuoY, (opp Of III said Il would be better 10
give out the Mormon by contrast; and he would not
BE- surprised II this, by the future historian, should be
called the plaude and contractors He would
not money into the pockets OF those harpes
and Iobbers who get jobs account &C their political
opuioDs lie spoke OF cxravagan contracts having
been made by the government.
Mr.. FAurKsyR, (adm.) OF Va in reply, said there was
proposition furneh a, IS cents per bushel bat
rejected and directions issued 10 purchase at
the lowest prices.
Tho question OF procuring quartermascrs supplies
generally discussed.
Mr.. Pasnrr (adm) Of Mo-, defended the expedition To
Utah which sas he said, despatched with no expecta
ton Of making var on the hormons. Patriotism de-
nsnded that supplies should be voted for the maDte
nance Of the army He also defended the estimates Of the
War Department
Tue House then adjourned all Monday
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STANTON, April 2, 1858.
The hotel In this place kept by Mr. Turrill was dcs-
troyed by fre today Loss $1,000 Insured for 5000.
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Casualty at Sea.

BOsTON, AOTiI 2, 1883.
letter from Capt Dale, Of the ship Fleetwood, states
that while the passage from PhlAdelphls for Cape
Town, c. q. e., during gale, Hiram Carpenter Of Now
Hampshire and Edwin Hubbard, Of Middlesown, Conn
the carpenter Of the chip and the latter
fell nom alott and drowned.
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Shlpwreek and Loss Of Life.
CHARLESTON, April /, 1858.
Tho brig Lion, or Boston, for Aux Cages, lost
nsgua Island Zone Of the group OF the BAhamAs with all
hands except one seaman.
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Charles n Brown, Of the Atlas Bank, died last evening
amer shott Illness
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The st. Lawrence ut Montreal
MONTREAL, C. f., April 2, 1853.
The water In the ST Lawrence very high above tho
Victoria Bridge. The lower part Of Grnown Is flooded.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Ar.oiMBREpEs-wEDDiso CARDS FANCY GOODS,
a stationery Perfumery &C. Only depot IN Ne" YORK
for cooripg Inlt1ls and cress on psper.
NoTBEB NEW AND BRILLIANT sToaY-0Er
"A the SUNDAY COURIER 10 morrO~ and read the thrill
ING 'O''' '" ruE STRANGE MONT
faelah bed oo@ple,s Ia ne humbsr' sesisss ne Deal
sns w Ward sss 81 Sp ns
do'es, editorials, tc Price three cents per sppy,
Is spraes street.
A cruAILY AsrosIsHsG
II ,r.o,,,. Are the effects o. vsro.r,
wSS III &c. s.y ss "a y .. SS and cause
1T Is NOT DYE,
PRICE eso - . d Rss'fsT Pa ns' s0fiiz
Read this home testimony -
Jo-rrm W. HArrs:-Desr slr-i have used he Jeronels
hair color resioser prepared y YOU and can recommeni
my hair was restored color and vigor. have
a. sSsS, s. H.. S s@sd am
ha, should make Of this letter. 70 ndns others ,onse
' '' cornsf q Fuaes avenue sad ssnsef.saa street
nsfSs. r.s VS. q " f.is Sas @
suion " Bowery sands 100 Fgl,on stree. IN srcslya
Ton, No Sor,s seventh street, Bos.on, 6y sssudlns
Trem.n, row. Address orders 70 JOS w. HAfks, Brook
SALON. rrSe Monrrrk agents Sr ws
vhiskey, 43 Nassau street corner Of Laber'y.
A ~ cBEsP ssetisH CARPETS.
V''' HIRAM 1sDsRsoS bo-.Iy o 'f'
DARrHoLFs SEWING NAcHTNEs,
ID No ~ Broadway. corner Browne street
hosts u people rse.roc Of 4. proprietor daily
best among many ercesrnt machines
roduced 70 the pusric-sunday Courier
Doors AND SHOES
ID TIE LARGEST 5E AND cH aEa AssoETyySr
1sa BROOKS SIS broadway and $50 FULTON at
CoRSs. BUSroNs sAus PENETRATING THE
" 0esh erraced without pain 80 hst the boot can be
worn immeds'ey after The operation .hon. ne least IN
Chropodls, go broadway
DR SMITHS ELFCrRIc off.-sgo0 WORTH soLD IN
~ one day IN New York 70 y. =; Wells A Co., A.
3 A y sands ADD ssrnes a PART See gres. cure. Q.
beware Of spurious oil made BY ignorant young man who
once posted my bills See the name oaluia D. Smith Phls
ILEoANr FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS,
u Elegant rench china tea sets
Elegant French china toilet sets
Ev 'HsUeh NV uy'p's'' J s,'''A
Corner Of broadway and Broome street
CsGL1sH PRovIsIoNs-JusT RECEIVED AND FOR
~ SAFE w small quantities. caulhowers spras, CumDer
whr Msas osSon s,op Snedosn' one'nre anu
hIcHARDsonA HAYrEs I'D water, and 81 Wal sreet
REMOVAL. PRATT. o.xrsv CO..
Their new and c,mmodious store,
Where they win keep slsrge and veil assorted s'ocs
0'"'''s schco, ,nd miscellaneous books,
saoney Of All kinds bank and ofce blank books, notes,
drsts checks letter presses, &c
9 bs % ns bp d Sy STs1 ana s So
all ines stock Of the publications issued BY other
an orders for school and miscellaneous books stationery
kc.; &o., VIII be pToppay Attended V,
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a the Nov York Common Council OF 1883 "a villa o
Rsafcd and others 70 construct hs Ninth Avenue
from Fny arst street. 10 tbs Battery Referred " % TO-
ported compete.
An invitation was extended 70 the members 70 vuess
10 The Regents OF the University
Tbe Metropolitan Police blu VIA nsde the special ssesr
Tor Wednesday next
The grinding committee moved forward largo number
q bils, ameesst which the folIoSing-
To incorporate the Turn veren, Brooklyn.
For the relief Of the Weatchestsr County Rllrold.
To amend the Harlem Railroad charter.
The New York Tax bill.
In relation heads of departments in Brooklyn
10 consOdate the Buffalo, rittsburs and Bahao ana
To Incorporate the School OF Miners.
Mr. DuRiRA (r-p moved 70 strike out OF tbs report
the bill removing tho heads Of departments In Brooklyn
Carried.
The bill to facilitate the removal OF Quarantine coming
up, MI WAGER moved 70 recommit II.
The SPKAKKR advocated he motion.
Mr.. DuRYEA consented TO It's re sommittal.
The bill was then reoommted aud made the special
The bl TO amend tho charter Of The Providsut Fund
Charter killed.
streets parallel with Broadway coming up for third
reading, Mr.. CHAMBER moved To recommn It.
Awarm debate followed the bill being strongly op
posed by Messrs. CuANw and EyGs. ana advocstod by
Messrs WHINE THOMAS JONES, Jr HANroRD and others.
After long discussion Mr. WAGER moved to lay ths bill
The ayes and nays ordered on the MOTION which
was carried, at IL ?. n, By ayes 81, mays 81.
Shocking Catastrophe.
BURNING OF THE STEAMER sULTAN-FIrrEEN TO
TWENTY LIVES LOST.
81 LOUIS, April 2, 1858.
Information has been received here tina the steamer
Sultan burnt the waters edge and sunk ST.
Geneyieve No. $50 miles below this city al three O'Clock
this morning. and that fifteen twenty lives wero lost
Among the lost d. d. Moore clerk Of the boat Hourly
Eli, pilot; Joseph Blsckburne, Waterman; the whole Of
tho cabin crew, and the barkeeper (name unknown).
Two lady and tive gentlemen passengers missing and
supposed BIO lost Neither their the full
particulars Of the catastrophe have yet reached this city
The Sultan bound 70 New Orleans with full cargo
Of Western produce which, with the boat is total loss
fhe boat was valued at $25 co., and Is insured for
sl7 GOO Her cargo consisted Of 900 tons Of four pork
list The accounts of the disaster conflicting that
impossible 10 ascertain correctly at present who or how
many have been lost
Railroad Accident and Loss OF Life.
CORNING, N. Y, April 2, 1858.
The mail train on the Toga Railroad ran of the track
evening about twelve miles south Of this place. The
turned completely over, scaldng the engineer
John Forbes, very badly He dod ~ two O'Clock this
morning No other person was injured.
Navigation In the Straits or Macklnaw and
Lake Superior.
DETROIT, April 2, 1853
Two mail carriers from Sauit Ste. Marie with dates 10
the 18th u have arrived here rhey report that the
Straits Of backinaw free from Ice The Sault
was still bricged by ice, but giving away fast
would experience any difficulty In the Sault rve1
on Lake Superior from ice.
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Defiance Salamandpx Saxes-With Pateau
powder locks aud bars Aso ira and burgA
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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The Portrait OF tho Young Lady found upon
young drowned oct 81 Beekn street. Is said 70
have been taken BY HOLMES 28e Bro sdwsJ
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GPRIya CLOTHING
~ Now ready,
rur and boys.
superior Assortment OF
epriax closAipx.
s2riDg oyeIcoa;s.
Hgs.ness coats
Pants and vests.
ALFRED Mt-NRoR co
aii Broadway. (betveen Canal and Urand s;reeisy
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are sands OF NE have nearly discovered
while in the East Indies certain cure for consumption,
asthma, bronchitis coughs colds and general debility. The
remedy discoyerctby himwhen his only child dauger
given up die Wishing 70 Do much good po-r
quest It, this recipe, with full and explicit directions FOR
making up, and successfully using g. Tie requires each
turned postage the recpe and the remainder 10 DO
piled "a the payment OF this advertisement Address Dr.
h. JAMES, ~ Grand street, jersey CITY NJ.
Coughs, Hoanseness, Asthma, or any irrsts-
the throat bronchial tubes relieved by allie 1tnR
OF Browns Bronchial Trhesu 10 dissolve slowly The
MOI them
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The Leading Shirts OF the Day are Green's,
No 1 Aston House.
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A. Grardtean II the Only Person who
be consulted scientifically Of the human hair
Church OF Barclay The Sixth AAd Eighth
avenue oars stop ut the door Of tho establlshmsnt
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CTvgxRS SEWING Neutrality-suspicious.
- rapidly Increasing. sde IL r-vivfnR business -
prcynr snd ss-rrcre nov s the time 70 scss
sewing machines These only machines pasle a.
doing every kind Of work and necessary have them
obtain The WORK singers family sowing
'he Latest and the beet the beautiful the
cp-rs,@ commanding universal favor Call and sA~~
l. ~ sIsGxR q co, sss srosA~S,.
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Why are 81 many Perso1s PoOr and I'M
happy Because they have missed their vocation and ara
b. passion and selGsbDess chronological eKam
nation with health babs Ard the best pursuit.
should obtained from FOWLER WELLS S03 broadway
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N0fIrO0d Accfdcnt ana Loaa OF Litos
CORNING, N Y, April 2, 1858.
The mail train the Togs Railroad off the track
last evening about twelve miles south Of this place. The
engine turned completely over scading the engineer
John Forbes very badly He died two O'Clock thia
morning. No other person injured.
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TREES AND PIANTs
Il catalogue Of all The trees and piants
Cultivated By PARSONS a co,
. FiushnR Ia l.
Can be obtained By mall. ov n
Nwsn street. New roA-
r'RFES AND PLANTS A CATALOGUE or rHu
choicest ruit., Towering trees and shrubs rcses n,
Sew yort ON ~ N WATSON Ga Colony narseres'
Plymouth Ma
yNHrsKFRs or MoUsrACHEs roRCED TO GROW
w hesvay IN sir meeks By cnswsnt which VIII NOT stn
inure the skin. bottle sent 70 any part Of the
try. r. a. GRAHAM, IN Spruce street, ~ T.; nayea III
Fulton street. Brooklyn
JIyRDDTNG CARDS-rHE COMMON BRfsyOi CARDN
w are below par since EVEkDEIL imported the I'm
edged frais card Call and see. Broadway, corner q
Duane street.
ON CONGRESS GAtrFRs, sPRrNa STYLE NoV
OOV ready, NJoNRs, Ne 10 Ana street.
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Lilies Fire and Burglar PrVcf Safes, Lsvcks
and undersg have taken agency for
there celebrated sses which the onl ooes In
combine IRE proof quality with perfect
rty burglars Call and examine for yourselves before
purchasing sheet iron safe Of an, description
FAIRBANKS CO., 1889 broadway.
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New Paris Ties, Scarfs, Cravnss, Stocks, &C.,
At GhREN'b No. Asor House.
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IIoIlowsy's Pihs-Where are THAR vouch-
gusge which taey have not appeared All
all chimes subject 70 liver disease In digestion,
dyssutery diirrnaa asthma and general debility, and
whereve these exist, the pills have proved nfsible.
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10000 Cases Bocss and shoes st Auction
prices. at PHILLIPS SMITHS. ~ Warren street
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o. Campbell, Chemist and Apotbecary, cor
OF Eighth and wentT eighth st. Medicines strictly
pure. and special Aiten Lon 10 prescriptions.
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To Gentlenisa--Why Pay o. fog . Hat I'm
Broadway when supex,or IN respees be
chased Al Ds Nassau stTees for ~ cor
EePENCHEID Manufacturer II 0eatlesnen's HsA
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Wigs for 81 at Cnmeron's Mandatory, 100
Fulton street. Brooklyn For syle and qualify challenge
Il tlav
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TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT or
AND SHOES rHE CRY isAr
BROOKS, SIS Broad ray and $50 FULTON street
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PtIes, P1les, Piles, PtIes.-The Success that
has followed the OF Ur WITMkRS pile tuppotory
been astonishing Agent, les Bowery. n Y.
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A Desirablo Ass0x tment OF Mourning MILL
merry at $50 Broadway near Fourteenth street. ese side.
Mrs. BURD0E, Mas M0NROE.
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1 Card ALI Persons VINE nave Gray Halt
hair OF bad invited u cell and consult Doctor
0HANDJEAN consultation free AT "a Church street,
Of Barclay His fluid gves the hsr the natural color do
sired, and may be considered real prodigy Of chemistry
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BaIry's Tricopherous IL the Best and
cheapest article dressng Identifying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try It. sold BY al
| drnggsts
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Paris Boots, Shoes and Caters, a,feIie's''
manufacture. Just received. per Arabia kuGBNE FER
RIs. boo,msksr, 60 Nassau strset
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Fiusde a rAcacaa II Composed Entirely OF
vegetable matter DELIGHTFULLY."- perfumed prepared ony
NArH DFSSAU. N3Is Hudson street
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