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CAUTION no THE PUBIC.

A. there are ,.r,ou. parties advertising them.
.el,.. a. in the Gtit bdsiness, .ons having the
a,,i.c,, 10 claim having b'rn the "orig,nslsr.'"
rot Sho have MT the d,spositoa 90 ability TO idl-
OH their promises, Ne ies It q dot, TO ourselves
and the pebl,c g. state ih.t ~ have no coaaec.
t,un With a., .ncern ~ NrS latk ~ NeS Eng.
and and individual. .enins many 10 such par.
to- mast MT blame u. Il they get chrstei.-or
nudge Of the busine.. b, such standard.
Ordsrs frVn club. or single individuals soliei.
ted Gom al pirIs of the CO nIy.
q. q. EVANS s CO.,
3n23 IS Comhill, Ioston.
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To the Trade.

We con6iently assert that our experience IN
anI icilities 5r blying, rcnisr competition With
other Nhale.ale markets success'ul.
Bu,ius s,r cash, in large qiani'ties, directly OF
imfouer. AL manufactures, We ere enabled a.
ohrr our ..sbi. al prices nvslIiug those obtained
IN other markets. thereby saving % our customers
the addittun.i expense u purchase aad traasp,r-
tstion. We arr ever Supplied, 70, iobbiag, With
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YOUNG HAZARD.

THIS hor'. will stand during the present sea-
j soa ~. fellows:
A. Poland Cinsr. Moahsy sfieraoon,i North
Waterford, fTid,y afternoons, Norway Village,
Saturday Afternoons, irom three % i've O'Clock I,
thence to South Paris, where he will remain I'LL
seven. The reminder Of the time he will be
found al INV stable.
Those fishing to raise good horse. would DO
well to ~ ,mine thi. hose and hi. stock, which
.tanl uarivalied in hi. vicinity.
For terms, &c, see bill..
GEORGE T.. WHITNEY.
Oxford, May ?, 1859. 10
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NJ A r r IE d

IL is~i.tos. Jsrs' NrtIios, Of Bethel. to Me.
Ana,c T.. llcrssy of Aul'urn.
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Aad ha,iug eNtco.iysl, enlarged the stock tor
msf, krpt b. x :. Stryrns, and On ailition,
erected b, ues aud conmliiuus store near the
Railroad Depot. 1r the puuppsrs 81 trade, sould
rr.psstiu', rspfeseft O. The people ~ fsri' sud
yiciuii,, thst we are u1w scling, al NEkl LOW
FIGURES
CHOICE + WELL SELECTED STOCK
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while tho administration was cutting oa
the bead. OF Dougla. Po.tmasters, CON.
mission went TO Dante, OF Illinois ap-
pointing him 70 one Of iho-e responsible POI
,iuOus. The +. VI. General received a
prompt answer % this eject
DE,R SiR: Although | acknowledge the
bonor Of my appointment, resrei TO say
iha, have Vet an uneHpired term OF Eve
year, 70 serve IN the pcnl,sntiary, which
eomrcls me to decline your ALTERING Offer.
With respect,
P.S. Do not understand me a. decli.
ming 70 serve under the administration be-
oao.c It would not Be fully as respectable
as ny present. position. l have a very
high opinion Of Mr Buchanan and bis cab
inet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08

4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE. by virtue af
n license irom the Hja. Thpma' ". Bfo-a.
Judge of Probate Cor the CIaHy o, Oxford !
shall sell by pablic a'e''''' "a 'hf Pfemi'e'' at
nine Of the clock ia the frenoOu, on
Tuesday, the Filth day Of August
Next, all the real estate oi which Dan'el Ch,plia
late of Waterford !, s,'d CJunty Of 0obr died
,eired, inoluiing the re,ersioa Of the ~'d'w'.
dover. Or the paynspi of The joe deb. Of sad
deceased, eharg.. Of al niai.,r.Iioa a'd 'ae'den.
tai charges. Sad real estate c'n''st. oi sbout
me hundred acre. and Is .tuited al ut t~o miles
from Moth Waterford village, Term. hberAi'
and m,dr kno~n Al the TINS AL place IL sale.
]. \. HOBBS, Administrator.
North waterfpd, Jane %, 1859. -
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Que Catalogue OF Books,
Arrn,. MnnicL Errt,mhrrc.

.ArILoGrr, ruEsIsu'n, oE,ri,, oN Ar.
FIIC.rtpN.
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Dawn Rs,rr. R,riar.

O,VoNb, sat- Court Of Probate held 81
Pafs, ~iihi- add Tor the Couniy II Osford
onthr = Tuesday Of June, A. u. 1859.
TOhN W. CLARK, n,msd s,scato, IN esr.
~ tain instrument pafpnr,iag 10 be the last viii
snd lssismsat Il J. ". " ,rkstt late u Osfard.
IN said Coa ", decreased, having presented ths
same or prohuei
Ordu,i, that the 'aid Executor give notice
10 I'll per.on. Interested by oan.iag copy 81 this
order 10 H. publi.hed three week. excessively IN
The OSiatd De'nocrt newspaper ptiaied at Pa
ris. that they may appear NJ Probate Court 20 b.
hei At Paris, IN sid Couaiy. % the third Tues
ay of Juy newt. at Riae ~ the clock IN the lore
nooa. and .hcw cause n ANY they have shy the
said Instrument shoaid not h. proved, sppro.ed.
aad allowed a. the las, will add testament " said
deceased.
THOMAS u. brown. Jsds.
true cop,-altest.
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'I'iiE .ul'.rr,b-r hereby give. aub,c na,'os that
l he ha. b~en duly .ppainied by ,hr hls,oabls
Judge ~ Pr,biie fpr the Coaniv n ONofd. and
assume. The trust II administrator 9th estate Of
CLEVER SMELL, IT,, late II Hartford.
a. said Cpant,. deceased, by giving bond q. the
Law directs. lie therefore requests al P-r.aas
via are Indebted TO the estate 81 si'd deceased 10
make imn-diat. payment; sad those whn have
any dsm,ni. ih-reon % exhibit the sam to
Jun- u, 1859. DAVID l.. FARRAR.
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To ~. H'.. Ta'~" ". B'.~. J.ds. Of Prss~s

To "a, Hs. Ts,~ss ~. Bssss J.drs Of PrsSsfs
Iorih, C,ssfy Of Oxford.
THE petiiioa AL Representations of JACOB
i PARSONS, guardian ~ Joha =. shsstkHsf
Oxford, in the Coanty of Oxfosd, m,sos, respect.
"a " shews, that the said mi.os !. .rsed aud Poe
se.sed Of certain real estate, s'tuslei ~ ssf Or
fofd and de.crib-d q, folo~.i All the real estate
81, aed IN .aid town of 0xbrd. which Adolpbus
shuriled, late 81 Oxiord, died .e'ied and pos
ses.ed. sabj-ci 10 the wilow's right Of dover.
That .,'d estate :. unpfoduciive u any beasht
10 said miaor. aat TIN, IL will I've Tor the interest
Of said minor that the sans .hoald he sold add
the proceeds put ont an -ecsre'i On interest. lie
therefore prsys your honor thai he my he su-
ihorirei and empowered sEr--sby To lac To s.n
nj publie sale the abose describe real estate, or
such pat oft a. 10 your op'a'oa NAV be espedi.
ent. All which 10 respectfully .ulsuilisd.
JACOB PARSONS.
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CALVIN upIivs lat, of Peru ,

in aid County. deceased. by givinr bad {" the
Law directs. Sh. therefore reqis. al psrson
who are Indebted I, tbs estate Of .ad deceased to
make imnediite p,yn 'nti All thp.s h''ing any
dea,.nls thereor, 10 exhibit the .an, 20
Juae q, 1859 LAURA 4. HOPKINS.
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THE .ub.cri5er hereby give. publie notice thu,
i he hn been ,luly appointed by the iionorsbls
lodge Of Probate ior the Cruniy Of OSiofd, and
assumed the trust Of administrator OF the estate Of
VALENTINE l.. JEwErr hte Of wiisrso'd.
IL .ad County, deceased, by gi'ins bond as the
Law directs. he therefore requests all Persons
Who are Indebted to the estate Of said deoseed
To make immediate payment; s"d those ~ha have
any ,le,nan d. thsre0n IT, exhibit the sane %
June 81, 1859. FARNUM JEWETT.
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JACOB PARSONS.

'O,ToRp, s.-N q Coad 81 Pr.h,te he'll 81
Paris. wiihia and &c the C,aa,y II Oxford, on
the third Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1859.
ga the foregoing petition,
Ordu,i, That the .,idpeiitioosr give aoties TO
al Ierson. iaisreslei by o,".ings cory ofai. pc.
,itisa With Ihi. order thereof o. b. psbl,.h.d
thru weeks .ucoe..i,ely 10 the O,lorl Democrat
a newspaper pr,n,ed At Paris 10 aid County, that
they my appear al q pfo'ats Cont Ia he bed n
Par,. 80 The ihhd Tuesday u JaI, next, at nine
o'cLck 10 the frenpon, az she's cause " say
the, have, why the ssm- shoal not h. grated.
THOMAS n. BROWN .JsdEs.
A Tuecopy-aiie,ti
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THE .nil.oribr h 'rsb, giss' pibic aIt'os that
/ IN. h. ilssi dily ippbif,s by the hpa ,r.bls
Judsr of Probate 6r the CJlhty u Osbrd, anil
assumed the trust " Alnini.lratrx OF the estAts
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TUE .pbs''iber h''rby give pahie notice ih,t
Judge of Pr.bue iir tn, C,aaty u Dsjfi. nd
assume tn trust ~ iit ',tpr n the s.e,Is Of
PHILIP 3. BARKER lat. Of fysborg.
In said na,y. ,l.sea.c !. BY gi'iay boat . tbs
law directs. IL ineref'rs rrIi''ts all p.rsaas
wlo are iii-b, a o. IN. es'1s ~ al isce ,.ed.
20 make ,m n,'ii,ts psynsn,i al ih,'s sha have
an, den ,li. m .reon 10 -Nhib,t ih' sta- -
Jun p, 1859. CHARLES Z. RtRNFR.
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Mr.. Stanley--Am on trial here'
Mr.. Bowel-wbat is your name, SIR

Mr. stanley--Am on trial hsre'
Mr.. Bowea-wbat is your name, 6hf
Mr. Sianley--Mr. Stanley.
Mr. Bowen-No, sir.
Mr. stanley-rhs is merely attempt on the par Of
Birney 70 relieve himself from his osn vtaipy.
Mr. Brpey Ito wness)-Were you asked by per-
cons outsioA not TO arrest partesY A. Yes, sir.
Mr. Bowep-These questions must not be asked we are
Mr. stanIey-If Mr. Brney will ans wer bow much money
have given him, he will have enough to do before he
gets through with this subject make the open decara-
ton that have given him hundreds of doliars
Mr.. BirDey-Then you lie If you say So
Mr. Stanley-l will FIX you before you get through.
Witness (continuipg)-I have been asked by the SER
gean's now made out; DO not know what they meant
Officer James W. Hall sworn-Does not know of any
cases wnere sergeants have demanded officers have
O. Do you recoect leaving Eve dollars in Birueys
nahds IN the Mayors Office day. and saying you under
$1,000 that the men were to divide with the sergeans A.
recolect paying him three dollars that borrowed,
just as would pay any other borrowed money.
Mr.. b'rney-Do you recolect the Pete Dawson case ?
Q. Did he give you ten doIarsg A. No, sir.
q DO you recollect coming INTO the Mayors Office and
shaking hands with me, leaving I've dollars my hand
ana saying that you understood the to divide
This witness was examined at some length rs TO wla
he borrowed the three dollars for and the concu
sion, Mr. Bowen seemed to think he had equvocated
his own money for tho purpose Of buying policies TO de-
tect the venders for which he not repaid by the city
Tho case was here adjourned TO II A. to day, when
further interesting Developments are expected.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Understanding that my name was used to- day, on the
trial Of Mr. Wynkoop before Police Commissioner Bowen
in connection with Mr. Stanley to the efelt that asked
him TO get indictment against quashed, beg TO
state that until after that testimony given
or spoke to Mr. Stanley in my life, to my knowledge Mr.
Stanley was introduced to at IA O'Clock to day for the
first time and from what can learn Of the testimony the
statement OF Sergeant Brney, regards myself is entire
ly false and without foundation. F. A. BRADY.
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progress by cyasons preyarca.ors and contradictions
not 10 say orjures Witnesses disposed to tell the truth
and assist in disclosing the real couron Of the for
and the pracla operations ~ the aw creating the Metro
polan police, deferred from testifyng frankly and
Canddy by re apprehension of injurious consequences
to themselves. But, Notwithstanding these npedrnents
the comm ttee able to Of facts which
they submit will fully sustain the charges and specica-
tons made IN the outset OF the report There pre-
tence OF economy by the ia any branch OF
the department. Men Dyed not because they
competent for the duties devoved upon lhem or are
called for by public necessity but merely to reward
broken down hackneyed polticians To this way and
by usurpiug authority by violation OF the expenses OF
the police have been largely increased the act went
into operation while there Is security for property
and lite than under the old police system. But 1t Is uane
cessary to dwell further the subject II seems to US
that candid man whatever may be his party preielc
TONS entertain do1bt that the Metropolitan Police
act piece OF legsllton that the orgaiza
ton OF the force under atvised and indeensbe,
and that its operations have been and burthen
TO the people New York and Brooklyn and preu'
dcial " the public interest.
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nlarr1ed.
CAILAHAN-FAILOoN- this city on Monday

CAILAHAN-FA1LooN.-ln this city on Monday evening
Eol, q vpe--- T. IF Nh
brides mother %;hs Mr. noxAs CALLAHAN, Of Rdgeaeld
CooPER-BApiEY- Wedrsss-2s % y. >, q. VIZ
Church the ADnunciaton by the Rev Samuel Seabury
this city.
HoRaRr-sNnH On Thursday, March 8, by the Rev J.
z. Rockwell JOHN W. HOBART to AGNES ". daughter Of
John P. Smith. Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
PUINAM-MENDEIL.-On Thursday, March g. by the Rev.
VIM. Egenbrodt, A. V. LEE W PurNAN, OF Leaveuworth,
X. T.. to PRISCILLA A, daughter OF n. Mendell.
SANDFoRD-LANo On Thursday, March 8, by Friends
ceremony, WILLIAM NJ SASDFoRD, of New York city, to
PHEpE H. LANG, daughter of Isaac W. aud Mary H. LANG,
of Prospect Hill, near Plainfeld, NJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

L..........,......Us USE HOLDEN'S CREAM SOAP
n HOLDEN'S CREAM SOAP
ONLY FIVE GENTS PER POUND
EIGHT HOURS WASHING CaN
EIGHT HOURS WAXING CAN
BY THE USE OF his SOAP
TWO HOURS AND 4 HALF
TWO HOURS AND HALF.
HOI DEN 90 canal Street, between Broadway md
10
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The Yacht Wanderers Negroes.

- - SAVANNAH, MATCH T. I55v.
The yacht Wanderer is advertised for marshal sale on
the 18th inst. It is runored that fty of the Africans
brought by her have been arrested in the lower portion
OF Georgia, but the story is doubted.
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SANDY HOOK March 4-Midnight
There are as yet no signs Of the steamship Europa
due of this point with Liverpool dates of the 10Th vii.
Weather cloudy Wind fresh and blowing from the west
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Black or brown. The cheapest best In the world War
ranted 70 contain ~ much hair dyer sold At lone
No e black brown without nurine The hair. Can be
applied In AL weathE Sold Wholesale and retail Al sC0TTG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Campbelrs Improved Seidlitz Powders, "a
cents per box full weight. CAMPBELL, Chemist
Corner Of Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth llreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Campbell's Turkish Hair Tonic, - Cents
bottle 10 be had only CAMPBEIS drug store corner
Of Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Defiance Salamnnder safes-WIth Patent
powder proof locks and bss Also fire and burglar
April TO 60 Murray street. corner College place.
ROBERT n. PATRICK.
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OeUtH Oh CAIUIIes SsIIEAOIf, tHt PUbIishefs
BOSTON March 4, 1859.
Charles Sampson, of the publishing firm of Phillips &
Sampson, died yesterday at his residence in Bfooklne
consumption, at the age Of forty one years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05
Cotton Ship on Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3, 1859.
The ship Vanguard lying at Agers, opposite this city,
took IRE last night between decks and is feared will be
and has Al 900 bales of cotton board Her cargo is
doubtless insured In Europe The belongs to j. W.
Philips Of New York, and is Of about 200 burden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Spring Styles Gents and ChIIdren's Hats
and caps, as large variety be found In this city.
The public are invited 10 examine.
KELLOGG, Manufacturer 8sl Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Campbell, Chemist and Apothccary. Corner
Eighth avenue and Twenty street. Pure and genu-
ne drugs, medicines and perfumery
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It's Out--NIealio's Hat for Spring. Compare
invited Call and for yourselves at 46 Broadway
of Canal street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Storm & Co., l7s Broadway. under Howard
Hotel will introduce their spring style Of gentlemens hats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Barry's Trlcopherous II the Best and
sheApe article TOT dressing beauufyng cleansins surfing
preserving md restoring ne haR. Ladiss IN ScA By III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Shirts Made to Order, sevved by Hand and
warranted to fit, at JACKSON PURDYa shirt warehouse
Rrnad uav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They keep silk elastic sockney for yaricose
vens supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for de-
foTee made 70 order No. vesey street, Aston House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Genin's Spring Style.
GENTIEMEN'S HATS
Will be introduced
THURSDAY, MARCH 3.
GERM, 5O1 Broadway,
Adjoining Genins BAZAAR
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Lyncling Outrage In Kentucky.

NAwEsy1LIE, March g. 1859. =
The mob last night broke into the jail and sezing Tho.
mas Low confined there for protection shot him dead.
Low was the individual who yesterday made the attack
in the Court House upon Prosecuting Attorney MAXWELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

A. Crandjean, Advice and Consultation
once human hair has removed until further notice. "a
We house ON tho westerly Of Broadway nd Twsh
street, few doors from Broadway.
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Positively the Last Afternoon and Evening
| of BANvARD's DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM.
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M1gUHLLA.UEOuo,

RkOwHb BRONCHIAL TROCBN
Ss... Oh COUGH LOZUu0Ea
ee cough. cod, hoarseuess and tndss ~ any nv4.xf.
,,. sorenens Of the throsS
bhoWh'S BRONCHIAL TH0OHE8
"eio'e me hacking cough In Consumption. brynnes6n
,noopinK CO igh asthma. catsrrh.
,bhoWNS BRONCHIAL THa)CHE1
Siear and strengthen the voice Of s10srr
w idndvspen5Abe 10 public speskarn
bhOWNb SKOscHI n, TRO,uun
scouting and ssnple-children nae tbe.r
- Assissing expecsos alton curing hos r.s~-..
IRE eminsntly the trrt best e A~Asoso~
- kbV. henry WAaD DREAMED
'" recomD epd their nae 10 public speaknsU
REV. II. II CHAPLIN NEW V.ipw
" have proved them excellent hoopinr ccn.h
REV. II. w. WARREN B(15fHSsn
An old lady friead having tried msny remsS.. -.
with nc benefit found great relief from troche.
REV ID LETS, FRANKFORT IIT.
Great tene6 In aheotirps Of the bronchial oreans
DR. j. r. W LANE BOSTON
simple and elegant combination for coughs &cw
DR. q. p BI4ELOW, BOSTON
Sold by druggists everywhere, % cents per boz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Spring, 1s59-Leary & Co. Introduce their
spring style Of gentlemens silk hats this day. Nos
Astor House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes 2l Broadway Murray st. ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Shirts-3O1 Broadway, FullertOn's Gentle
Gems furnishing houscSuperor shirts made 10 order by
hand, warIantedt 10 At; gloves, hosiery, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties In genemens furnishing REEN, shirt and
furnshing store, No Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Lndles' Morning Class ut Henry Gcbhnryl's
Gymnasium and Casthenc Institution stuyvesan Institute,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

The Most Popular Piece OF tho Day.
LINDSEY BLUES POLKA
By THOMAS BAKER.
Splendid colored military title page.
Published by FIRTH, POND & Co. 5l7 Broadway
For sale BY all muaic dealers In the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Shirts.-The Celebrated French Yoke Shirts
made order sewed by hand and warranted it, at BAL
LOU BROTHERS, 400 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

A. w. Faber's Lend Pencils Sold at Retail
by all staoneis; at wholesale, only by EBERHARD FABYR
sola l3s Wflisp street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway, N. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Davld's Spring Style OF Gentiemen's Hats
ready. Salesroom 200 Broadway Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner of
Houston street-dote accommodations on The European
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

HolloWAy's P1lls.-Appetlte Conc, Tongue
ievcrsS inactive unmsAiabe symptoms Of weak
ynegualled tonic and Aubou medscne Mandatory "
Maiden lane, N. Y.
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Birth.
n1Nd.

MAcGRorTY. Friday, March 4, the wife Of Mr.. Alex
ander Macgrotty Of daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

Spring Styles I'm English Scarfs, De John
vles cravas tubular and lace ues at MOODYS Shirt Empo
rum 462 Broadway.
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DR. l.. DE. J0NGHs CELEBRATED LIGHT BROWN
~ cod liver oil prepared for medicinal In tho Ionodcn
lses Norway fhc powerful curative properties OF this
valuable remedy have been almost universally
Ivy tho faculty In the treatment OF consumption bronchin
asthma govt rheumatism neuralgia nfanile Wasting And All
srofulous alecons Fold wholesale and retail oy horOD
States AID by most VI TIC a druggists and apoihcca