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Darwin 9, oook-PrepNed under Rev. George Kerr,
LID, Franklin
BeDediotioD. (Mueic)
The fpeakDg ~ entirety rnerisorous and sue
Gees Thofc ovstons having az honest claim upou
public police would fam menu,p Ia tho hippo that 10
v'dousness might not be attributed 10 your corespon.
dent
John +. Buckley, upon "rbe Iulaepcs OF the Grsst"
YES especially VI home; and whilo be had prepared
sensible piece he added 70 that fac. the shms offs bard
rome delivery.
Charles Sears OF Mechsnicsvilie, N ia "Choice Of
Pursuit' 10 the point aud apparently honest In bis
retention Of The sentiments be Expressed
SEOUL Lfe," by Edward Chase, Of Portland, haine was
nc stirring and thrilling production Of the day dc took
the first atchford prize DIAL.
Robert Barnum, upon I" rhsoratic Democracy" was
very happy.
day, and know that most thoroughly appreciated
from the fact that Ne author believed I, be
contestant for Of the hie honors Of the day
10 night there Ia 10 be sort Of msceaueous ceebra-
uon In the absence Of ball. and when this shall have
been accomplished the fourth annua! C0mmence
ment OF Union College will be ended.
The first Blatchford prize awarded TO . Ell ward
Chase OF Portland Maine. The eec0nd 70 Mr. George
W. Adams. Of Utica, New York
The Warner PRICE consisting OF massive silver goblet
valued at fifty dollars awarded TO Daniel B Jackson
of Hamp.onsburg, New York, for tae most exemplary
conduct In the college
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ofpracticsl application, mel his hearers In The afternoon
on the battle neld
"Ihe Harvest Home" poem by Edward Chase Shet'
held resident OF New Haven evinced considersole poe
cal talent, and well delivered BY 10 author. II
brea'hed religious tone thyousbout
"ioaksley Ball." BY Mr.. LouDsbury. AMI simplicity"
~ Mr.. stiles, we're decidedly tho pes. oTaoas OF sne
livery. Their efforts werc veli appreciated by the
audience doubt their successful debut al orators
viii be followed up in after life BY growing reputation -
public speakers.
At the conclusion Of the exercises President woosey
conferred the fof0w,ng dePrees:-
Dt0res of Az A. Orlando W. White, Of Brooklyn; VIM.
r. nopsgbe " D., OF New York Professor ". II Brewer
Of Washington College, Pa Samuel j. Burr, OF Brooklyn;
Oscar NJ Smith.
Degree of N. D -Honmdry John BoardmAn Trask,
California; Asahei Thompson, Pennington, Conn.
Decree of ILL., D.-Samuel B. Ruggies Of New York; r.
A. p BARNARD Professor Of the University Of Michigan
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prersred and nuh,shsd Al tha yecusst M ". e,.
neter NJ ~ "a NOR desre the nuhcatsoc nor ~ :. ~
the same win III. nave 60 ,rsr.,ad ,s
Old IN TIE prenar.,or NJ tha ahove fu,I ana ac,ors NV
rA,ive Of f.c,s " - wv mn
Isto lake occasion N anpoppce that prsvo,e n Tho
duel NJ Wise placed in INV soec,dc satemsn, ~
the causes OF ne otGcn,v ~, when ~ h.d sraaIu ,ass
red in general terms m bs crrasnnrdence v,th II Az
lett The gijese NJ nnhsnIug .nch .rsac st.sen,ent
wiener r be NAV Gad sncn 10 st,
reservcd by Mr Wse 'N'''
aleo take occasion 10 ex,,a,n
LIST. That am Informed bv NJ wiae that when the
woId wsg FIR ct eyen by Ne d M wise ssiinc.,v under
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q $40 and for $3.50; one beautiful mahogany piano
fer $50 and one 370 for beginners for S20
splendid origin OF eight stops octave of pedals suitable
for paror for half lie actual values large assert
ment of rev pianos hand pianos
in haDre pianos tuned Manufkcory al sinte
nue., near Twenty -sixth street r. GONZALES.
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLoR 70 LET
a suitable for gestlemon and WIFE, or two sage gentle
snt cars convenient Apply at No. Bank street, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30

A Law STUDENT WISHES BEDROOM ON SECOND
or tSd floor back nicely Furnished and conven'e TO
above Beecaer and below seven eenth Address
Herald 0flce. Reference gwen
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his pistol in the air. After this Mr.. Aye left his posi-
requested by SIR. Old and Colonel Davis to TO his
position, which he promptly did
Colonel Davis accompanied by the surgeon his side:
advanced TO his principal asked IL he we're hit received
negative answer, and returning, asked Mr. Old what
proposition he bad 70 make Mr. Ola replied he had none
having refused TO fire at Mr. Aye he could not ask ano
Their fire." After short interval, Colonel Davis. without
stood him cay thai he would not accep another fire II
were offered, 70 which Mr.. Old promptly repliei he
ana Afterwards repsated that the al r was ended Mr.
Ayett approached the gentlemen who had acted SEC
ond and said he Wished M WISE 70 be informed that no
the result Of Misunderstanding, and wished by
cones 70 be by-gones" Colonel Davis asked Il he
answered in the Affirmative proposed that Mr. 0d should
deliver the Mr. Old said he preferred that Col
Davis should do So but would accompany him. When
they arrived At Mr. wae's position Nr. DID, COL Davis
request delivered the message substantially "a follows
Mr WISE that the offence offered to him By Mr. Wise vas
the result Of Misunderstanding on the part Of Mr. WISE
Mr. Ayet. therefore desires BY cones TO be by cones,
ediatey and without consultation, replied follows
"I have just given sufficient evidence that havs no do
dsrespecful language towards Mr.. Aylett, any Ian
guage which may wound his feelings but Mr. Ayletps re-
are, my opinion, such preclude any reconciliation
between Mr.. Aysst and myself Ipreler that we shall
meet hereafter only = perfect ,sranssrs" ., 49,,
perpetual hostility towards Mr. Ayle regard his decla
ration referring only 70 the present. and not shutting
the door TO the possibility OF future reooneila,ion'
Mr.. Wise replied that he "desired his language 10 be
derstood without notification that he considered any
plantation Of AZ unnecessary that he had not referred
70 hostility present or futures that he desired to meet
Mr. Aylott a. entire stranger"
Col Taafero expressed the opinion that he understood
Mr. Wises language TO be sufficiently explicit without
modification or explanation.
Mr. Old said he understood Mr. Wise desired the parties
should stand % they had met Mr. Wise replied he did
The parties then lett the ground.
The above statement Ia correct The surgeons confirm
the substantial correctness Of the statement.
VIM DID, JR
j LU0lUS DAVIS.
In signing the above would remark that tho whole is
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HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, COLLEGB GYMNA-
sIUM-THE LATE REGArrA--rHE FINANCIAL CONpI-
TON OF THE cOLLEGE-COMMENCsMENTD DAY PRO-
PBR-okATi0Ns BY THB sTUDENTs-C CONFIRMING
DEGREES ETC.
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1QEO OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, OPEN
lOOJ. to visiers seeking health pessuve June
October Accommodations for over 400 Walters Ohio
White Sulphur Syringe stustec 10 Delaware county.
eighteen miles north Of Columbus dhe capital Of Obo
river ten miles from Delaware i've miles The
PEtsburg hslrosd and ten miies from Pleasant Valley
The medicinal qualities of springs unsurpassed By
OF any other mineral waters 10 the Uni
otner info address Andrew Wilson, Jr White
Sulphur Sprir g. Chic.
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6hOWtnR B0nAp6rte
Warrington heart Bacon furnished great contrast to
Godsmnh-tne former was simply philosopher, but the
latter was sympathetic man.
The morning perform concluded at l21 and
adjournment had till three O'Clock, at which time
the building ws eensey crowded. hundreds falling TO OBJ
The afterDoon's programme was rs follows
Music, "0verture Egmonp'-seehoven
2 Or.'on in Greek. 80 tou Sokrdto's Tha1atos" BY
Bezekish Watkins, Liberty. N. Y.
g. Dissertation. "rhe Cathedral Builder" by James
hascaIene Hubbard, Boston, Mass
Robertson, Peekskin N Y
g. Music, "Serepads'-s Schubert.
Desertatop, rbc Wsc pine of Religious Doubtu by
Truman Augustus Post 81. Louis, Mo.
Grafton, "Tbe Clergy 81 tho American Revolution,
by Gilbert on: Fay nsdss Mess Of III, r,,o and s
for the Mastery in the World by George Henry Coaey,
q Tasc. as,radella,-Flotow.
TO- Poem, "Harvest Home," by Edward Chase Sheffield,
ii Grafton. .rhe Scottish Hshsndors," by George
"a Grafton, "Oppostiou to ryrants is obedience TO
God, BY Louis Henry Bristol, New Haven
"a Grafton, rhe House OF Commons" by Robert John
Carpenter, Demorestvilc, W. Nj.
Theresa,n by Elijah Franklin Howe. Grafton, Mass
le Grafton, " Lockslcy HAIL. by Thomas Raynessord
IT, Music, "Bat. BATH, from Don Giovanni
Mozart.
ls ors.ion, The Spirit Of Anglican Liberty, BY Asher
10 Grafton, simplicity, by Robert Augustus Stiles
Woodford % Ky.
%. Philosophical Grafton, tho Antagonim of Princi
pies in the Niueseenth Century" by Edward Darlington
Colebrook.
u. Music, "orsan Solo with Orchestra" from Tam
hauser"-WAgncr.
a. Grafton SELF Discipline, the True End OF Intellcc
tual Exeron with the vAledlcsory Address, by Eugene
Emith, Wilton
%. Music, Overture, william Telp'-Rossini.
"a. Degrees Conferred.
IS. Prayer by the President
The speaking in tho afternoon much better than IL
the morning-the directing power acting, suppose
feast
All the vino that was drank, permit 10 say, how
ever was consumed n the private and social Gathering
OF the claesmatesonly intellectual entertainment
provided In the public gatherings.
Ine clergy OF the American Revolution" by Gilbcr
Os fay, WAS great success because the subject
greater inereat than the themes upon which graduates
descant and because Of the happy condemnation OF thu
principal parts performed by the clergy in the tmcs tina
tried mems souls" period when OF tho spritua
ieachers carried an armful Of Watts hymn books 70 thu
field telling the soldiers 70 "eivs them he Britshers
watts" and when another pastor Of his flock urged re
sstance TO the foe in bis mornings DISCOURSE and By way
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MUSICAL.

EXCxILENT NEW SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
= panofcrte, warranted will be sold immenee saer
Gee and second hand piano taken IN exchange Inquire
los West Broadway. near Canal street.
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4 BARGAIN TO A CASH PURCHA sER; If APPLR
a mediaey, the leaves the city "A maj
nincent octave round cornered pianoore
iron frame, beautifully ornamented nearly new city mad
has scooped keys, splendid tome CAL ct
Madison street. near Montgomery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, May So p NJ.
Tho foreign exchange market for the steamer from Bos
ton closed pretty steady, with sterling bills at hos x,
and francs at 510 1114 The business done at these
rates not been heavy TN Saturday large shipment
of specie will be made from There no change
worth reporting in the money market.
The stock market to-day continues to exhibit the same
features conspicuous yesterday and on Saturday
Now York Central and Rock Island continue 10 DO the pro-
mnens speculative Stocks in both the contest between
bulls and bears ia waged with great animation. New
York Central opened this morning at 74k and WAS in
vigorous demand at that price, II closed at the board
rather lower after the board, fresh lot Of cash stock
having been obtained by leading bear and thrown
on the street, the price receded to 73 it then
rallied and closed in the afternoon at 10 bid The market
10 likely 10 be affected by the existence Of contracts for
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DuRRn-PMMm-In this city, on Saturday, April 80,
BY Rev. Mr.. Van Doren, A. G. DuRRH, Of New Haven,
Conn.,, TO KATE s. PALMER, Of New York.
OROURKE-GANNoN.--In this city, on Wednesday, April
81, at St. Patrcs cathedral, by the Very Rev Father
Starr, V. G., JAMES ORouxxE 10 Miss MARY A. CANNON,
both Of Staten Island
SNITH--GEADY-On Monday evening May q at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, by the Rev J. Breunon Mr.
EDWARD SMITH to Miss ANN A. GRADY, ali Of this city.
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ut wcvs Only y" ccc bnes ersrst % $40 last wear. aud
n MO- de, $500 against $50 IAe veoss tecssDss az
nsde up N oar next table, viii not g.csavy ce more
had The quhutty ltoccsi the saua. week last
ssasoo. Eg ra Tho rapid cloayagces o. shins In New
OrrsSs swsais tho export 70 Coca, BstAin 20 large
figure, W. Geo 0A.eS ioc tlo a1a toe
excess over last ~ 20 %s go eals Ind sger 1866 70
90 ooo bales To FrM7ce tho export has been acsusy
4ceC bsiee the week but the New Orleans Price Cur
yrl has deducted 3SC0kr the cargo OF tie ship BAN
bnse which pit. back din harged, and had her cotion
To ohar foreign PORTS 100 has cleared against the
amount last year.
FnKelns. engagements uiited ard rates unchanged.
TO Liverpool small engagements oil cotton we're made At
3-0d 2, ie0 bbs resin were reported At Ia. cd 100
tierces beef by steamer .aco al Js ard leo bbs
pork do. at g. To london, 900 oars were esgsFed A.
SD per foot and 90 terces Of rice at US. 3d. Thcro
was nothing new to Glasgow or TO the Osnsnent
PROVISIONS -poTk-Tte market was without change or
moment while there fair demand for future de-
livery The sales reported the spot amounted 10 about
old DO 1T si6 sls lcK tnin at SIS e5 primo at
SIS rs SIG co. clear At SIT CO. and prime at Sl2 62N
Sl2 rs. About 1000 bbs mess reported cold do
sic SIX sIa Is, and some clear half bSs at Sill Best
WAS firm and 10 good request, with safes Of 500 900
bbis 1t unchanged proes Prime mess-2co tleroes
sod at so. and 100 bbls beef hams at gig Cut
meats heavy, with gales OF about 226 hhds ard
icrces at 5Xc. 6ifc, and hams at &c. exc. Lard
easer, With sales u 800 600 bbla and terces 1t
llxc 1Hc. Butter AID cheese steady and prices un
changed.
SUGARS were active, and the sales embraced Abcct
SOC COO bids including Cubss In bond In part for
export 70 Canada at SIC 5c and foe do. at eo.
7Zcthe latter for smali but handsome lot also
New Orleans n 6Xc. 7Ic., and Porto RICO n yxc.
TOBACCO There s change 10 the aspect OF affairs.
Everything quiet. Sales "a hhds. Kentucky at SXc
~ Tss s a. s"a % e, sseS % O.
foiious-Hsvapa, 662S bales Cuba 664 do. Ssga, l7S
d. Yara 3,7os Cenruegos, leo bales total IL 4 bales
The following Is statement OF stocks or tobacco ia thA
XnrtT M ypCq i'm Alns,en
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o. A. Balls, Exchange and Specie Broker, I76
GrueA skh street. ssoond north Of Pacific Hotel.
You who Have Infuonxn, Hacking COUGHS

You VINO Have influenza, Hacking Coughs
end colds with read When thu natural outlets
the wae matters OF the blood closed obsrued disease
at oncc makes i,s appearances nsy be headache or
dizziness the mental impressions be dis
ordered fever sets scrofus
GROUP generated epilepsy rheu
mas, dy sentery coils the body Now, Brandrehs
pile seem have been adapted BY nature remove all hee
difficulties; for while thew jDure they sufficiently
powerful all the outlets for the boods mpur
ties 70 of and the body at relieved from all
sion and health nghens what disease had made dark
Brasdreh pills sold rs cents with full directions ut
39a Canal street, and by all druggists
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A FINE HEAD OF HAIR-GRAy HAIR ENTIRMy
"A dsappoars and changed to natural color by usng
80 WILsGk'S HAIR COIORER,
which tha hair black without color.
VIII change the graycst hair.
IT Is NOT DYE
but acts Ike charm viii color any shade from ight
brown to yet black and the best and cheapest preparation
In be World Only - ceuta bottle Depot Boz
New fcrk; aod BY Hays l,5 Fulton street. BROOKLYN sCA
lercry Co.. CORNER OF Third aid anu; ys PHILADELPHIA.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May So T. II.
Asins.Sales Of 100 bbls. made, including both
pots and pearls, at bslc
market was some less active
The rmDess Of holders tended TO check transactions In
further advance realized, while OF the
close there less spirit manifested The transactions
footed UP about TO- 600 1900 bills, closing within the
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This has been unusually dull month, and hardly any
tangible cause can DO given for it, unees 1t Ia that most
OF the old stocks pretty well cullcd over held TOO
high end no inclination existing TO operate much in the
crop. Domestic leaf Is similarly affected foreign.
The trade In Kentucky haa been very Light and although
the repOrts from New Orleans speak Of large saes has
had no effect here Prices for Old Jugs firm at exc
GIG, and bne cutting and shipping lie. i2xc, but
prices of medium sorts nominal. Transactions In
seed leaf very light except some transactions in
mon anG filters at &c. &c.
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Canadian Hour was in limited supply and nrm at our
figures Southern -four was in good demand and prices
firm, with sales Of about 900 bbs within the range of
our quotations Rye -four WAS steady with sales Of about
sales of about $50 bbl New Jersey at SO 90. Wheat
The market was irmer, with sales Of about $4,000
bushels, including god TO choice Kentucky at 81
81 81 9S; Illinois mixed NJ 81 81; red Western at
81 SO 81 81, and primo red Southern at 81 IS.
Corn was armer and more active with sales Of about
to good jersey and southern yellow at S6c. $780, AID
round white at SIC. &c., Rye was hcldat soc. $780,.
s w a cepG ss B a wss quiet with sm.
salss were mado 70 fair extent at unchanged prices
ngs at lie. 1885, Is bags Inzuayra at l2c l2lic
900 do BIO at l1c 121sc loo DO Cape at t., and 235
from the weekly circular of Sessrs Scott Son-Sock
Of Rio codee on the 10th OF April 1850 94s0 bags sales
Isso CONSUMPTION a9 estimated q ass stock Of Rio May
mats, AZ e22 do. governments bags S5O jamaica s44
Total bags and mats, 81 l5s
the sales footed up about 600 bales including about 100
200 in transitu and the remainder from store The lat
GELS sold in ransitu were irregular. The following is
statement Of tho movement in cotton since the LIST OF
September last as compared with the previous three
years
1856 1867. 1853. 1852
Reed por.s. $4,000 2,,6ooeO 2,7ll,O00 S48s Ooo
' + France mn. saiSSo $4,000 $4,000 $500
other ftp. $4,000 $4,000 100000 4690c0
Total exports asls GOO $50 geo l,sSo0oo 2,sss &C.,
OF which, during the past week, included in the
above
Reed AT ports. 10000 81 600 $1,000 1900
Elk TO Ct b.. $4,000 10000 $1,000 $1,000
{" France 1900 5000 5000 1000
" other 1. p. $4,000 900 $4,000 $4,000
Total exports. 1ol 600 $4,000 $4,000 $1,000
Receipts-Ipcrease at the ports compared with 1866,
271 ooo bales Exrortslncreasc to Great Britain com
pared with 1885, GOO bales decrease France GS 600
increase TO other foreign ports COO Total increase in
exports, 49, 600.
Aersrs. Wright Co., in their circular for the Boston
steamer for Liverpool remark -Receipts-Tho
total now into the ports COO bales showing
cess over last year TO time OF 752 900 bales ny oe
graph from New Orleans the weeks receipts onding sen,
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure truss They keep silk elastic stockings for
veins supporters shoulder braces for
mites made TO order Vesey street, Astor House. N
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That's the Style OF Thing.-Yea, We Know

al about Il does dcu get really handsome
You needn't tel US that you've been all over New York IN
go ha right place How could have been forgeful
not 70 think of KNOX 22 Broa tways Take
there and hat that can't be matched other
halter IN the world There's only hser equal knox,
and that Is Knox himself.
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Kcnncdy's Medical Discovery II warranted
To cure vcrofua cryspoa salt rheu scad head liberated
Soro legs. For sale by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Barry's TricopherOus Is the best ana cheap
es article for dressing besufyg cleaning curling
inG and restoring the hair Ladies' try It sod BY AL drug
adGt
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Everybody should Obtain chronological
examination of FOWLER WELLS 30S Broadway, to learn
their talents. defects and proper occupation.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
Tho best world wholesale and retail and the dye pr
,ats,y applied. Aston House. 49,
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Now York to Galway for S3O.-Thc Splen.
ded steamshp CIRCAkSAN, just completed voyage TO
Ireland Via sc Johns N and back In month aud will
have free railroad cset any part Of Great Britain and
cooked provisions served tables during the Apply
to the American Eyprsss Company 81 Hudson street. corner
Law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Now Ready-A Rich and Splendid Assert.
rneut OF chirsns fancy cans also beautiful silk
hat for gentlemen, latest styles only s. at HARRIS RUS
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Gurncy's Rev Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 705 Broadway Photographs daguerreoypes mnia
lures n oil; and vorytypes-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

H0llOyvay's Ointment and Pills are found
the only remedies able to subdue the symptoms Of
throas used externally aud pills internally
. certain 50 Maiden lane, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.
This iniabe article may be obtained Of the sole
turerS L. g. SAUNDERS No. Astor House, and of the
various agents throus hout the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ings bens body braces Dr.. GLovERS lever truss
No. Ann street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD -ESPENsCHEID's PROvERBIAL SUCCESS
IA in hitting the public taste has been phany
demonstrated the poppary his splendid spring and
summer style OF hats for 1859 superlaye folly 81
for hat IN broadway. when beautiful and finer
can be had at lis Nassau street for IS so.
~ TRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
"A IMMhNSE BARGAINSi
OF ENGLISH CARPET1N0S
Royal velvets % 10 ITS per yard.
kegant HruAscls G.. to l0sL per yard
Imperial three.p phys 7s 10 %. per yard.
Ali wool ingrnins s.. To g. per yard.
Floor Oil cloihs - Cd. TO g. per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, 30 Bower
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Cllrehugh's wig and TOupee Factory Re-
moved to Broadway southeast Fulton street. up
stairs. Call and see his new lies.
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Fnlps Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or Brown.
Depot No Barclay street. Also sold at 800 Broadway and
by all Druggists