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wines, Liquors, etc.,

NOS. IS AND 10 ROYAL STREET,
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE In mar
and pnts continually hand which equal 10 the bey III
TO this Market Also other brands nericr QUALITY
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SEER
R9. aoLDeN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL BooK Ola .nd
fine PORT VINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
of the vintage of 1855 l7sa and lsos
and other brands WHISKY Irish
hye snd bourbon ALE and PORTER, In pnts quarts
Also on hand, ny usual assortment Of the bsst
Wines and Liquors
n the market which will be terms a.
other house In tho city,
sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
az .ply Nos ID and Is Royal ST. col.
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70 these entire losses we add the

Ship Mary and Adeline 1000 bales 80 T3ct.. 900
Ship Vanguard, 2600 bales damaged. l35,C00
Bark Thomas, $1,000
Bark Amy, 700 bales l3,2OO
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"a 0Anb NJ AN1Ep. n advertiser wishes to engage
~ hnsaM and via II private family Will pay lib
~ ~ r eb;setipu to children advertisement.
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Gauze, Cotton and Merino
U " d E R G Il r ME NTS!
L1sLE-THREAD AND SILK UNDERGRADUATES.
H osIERY GLOVES, sUsPENDERs CRAyATs and TIES
In Endless Variety.
The whole Of this weseected stock has been purchased
Mr. Leighton ally whtse lorg experience in the South
trade 10 well known here.
N.B-Mr. j. b. THOMPSON, of the late firm of Thomp-
and Nixon will still have charge Of the CLOTHING DE-
PARfMENT in New York, where he will good tit
and good goods to all who may wish to give order
Orders taken usual at the
Premium Shirt Depot of
CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Corner st. Charles and Canal ste
Mandatory LOG Grand and All Broadway, N. Y.
auto 2ptf
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Fre7,Ch Shirts.

Just received, fresh invoice Of
WHITE LINEN SHIR u.s.
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS
CoLoRED COTTON sHIRrs
Also, beautiful assortment of
GENTLEMEN S NECK TIES.
LION h PINSARD,
o. and 56 Royal street,
04 Zp Of Bianvle.
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Jos. nurrr.
Hurry 3 Co.. !. b. 9 KENNEDY.

HssfTy y Co.,
SO..............,.,.CANALs STREET. .....,......SO
We prepared to do all the
THAT MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO US,
with
NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
From the old customers Of Major Huy and he friends Of
j. B. g. Kennedy respectfully solicit share Of their
patronage
Our stock of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS
Jewelry and Fancy Articles.
VIII arrive in few days. when will take pleasure In show
ing them to customers.
Wholesale and Retail Country Merchants will please give
call.
BRUSHES, COMBS and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, etc.
so Canal street,
au4 2ptf One door from Charities, towards the river
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W'au Paper, Wau Paper.

W'aH Paper! W'atI Paper!
BAUMBACH EvERS,
wHoLRsALE AND RETAIL DEALKRs
French and American Paper Haassnss,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES. In eyexy vAriAf,,
IS CHARTERS STREET
Psrticusr attention paid to all apas
Lea y Peys.trs'
CELEBRA TED
"CRCESTERSH SAUCE
Pronounced by-Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
IFD APPLToABLg TO EVERY VARIETY OF DGsl7.
Extract OF letter from Medical gentleman Marss 70
his brother at Worcester under date of May, 1851:
"Tell LEA 4 PERKINS that their SAUCE ia highly e.
termed in India and Is in opinion the most pastabs
well se the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
Tie only Medal awarded by the Jury New York Ex
billion of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERKINS,
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Tho world.wids
fame OF which having led to numerous FoRGERIEs pnr.
chssers sre requested to see that the
BINS are upon 1.-THE WRAPPER, LABEL. STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LEA PERKINS will proceed aganat any Infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious
instructed their correspondents In various of the world DO
advise them Of any inrngemens Sole Wholesale Agents so9
tho United States.
JOHN DUNCAN d SONS,
4o5 Broadway New York.
stock always In Also, orders received for dss
shipment from England. aul6 2ply
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Sprises Of 300 experimenting 5000 prise ars..,. M
prizes Of $50 approxmAting 10000 prize IN
Aprises Of 71s experimenting 5000 prize afe... ~
p.ises Of 100 approxmstug Ia l,008 prise AYs.... -
Aprisss Of ls0 appropratiAg 10 5000 prise o.
Aprises Of 100 experimenting l5O0 prise ~
5000 priseso Of l0eeO
lsS prisss amounting .SsaQA1
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves. Is; ousrters, - 30.
DA Circular showing the Plan lot the Lotteries win u
sent ANY DESTROYS Of receiving 1t.
OC Of $40 will be determined the last
nunber thstdrsvs the 10000 prise For example II As
number drawing the 900 prize ends with No. thss As
tickets whore the number endsi will be entitled 10 t.
NE number ends with No. thsn tickets where thsns
bsr ends In twill be sntitlsdto $2o and 40 ontsa.
Certificate iPsokaeeof 10 Whole Tickets. .......xN
10 Haf ............ ~
=. 10 QuArter.. ............ n
:. =. 10 Fights =. .......... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordsrsd
receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY nstmail.
Purchasers have tickets ending Egura thsy Ag
designate.
fhest Of drawn Numbers and Pxss Will be sect 10
ohasers Immediately after the drawing. r
1Purchassrs will please write their signatures phtn An
give their Post Once, County and State.
ARsmember that Prise is drawn and payshls 10
ful without deduction.
All oommuncssione strictly conhdeutiAI
Address orders for Tickets Certifcatssto ...
WOOD. EDDY CO.,
BoxIs6-s, Post-ofnce. New OrleansALa-, %
WOOD EDDY b CO.,
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TIE Eastern Ciartost,

PAULDINa, MISS,
81 ADAKs, royrnp
A "EE8LY NEWSPAPER, having thelargestoiro
OF any Country Newspaper in South Is very
oneec Al AZ advertising medium Merchants OF Ncv Or
| cans. -
| Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBR1DGE Il CO.,
olS 2ptf No. 12l Commercial Place,
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Roofing .Mnterial.
Agency forthe sale Of MCCULLOUGH Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON.
AMERICAN Finland
Galvanic Protected Iron.
The Gavanic Protected Iron is article, made from
Charcoal Iron and coated with composition which renders it
not only entirely rustproo well adapted to this climate
but the most durable and cheapest Invented for
roofing purposes.
HEATON g. OLIVIER,
my30 2p3m Sole Agents, 40 Common street,
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Cigars /! Cigars f!

Purchasers will always ind in assortment OF tbs
wellknowr hrandsInenudad Flor Pujadas Msrsdi.ns
Flar Panche Rsdowa, Cabarga Patagas
Washington, Dos Hs.raanas Mazo Habano etc. etc. st hs
lowest prices.
P. PRATs Il CO.,
o2S zptf 20 forrn,s,c,., Plea.
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FATAL DUEL,-A private letter dated Cadiz, July
L. saws;

Stock in presses and on shipbosrd, Aug. s.. -.
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Public NOtiCe


Mandatory, LOG Grand and All Broadway, N. Y.
eulO 2pf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

Albany Jan. 10, 1850
REroars or QUARANTINE AND PoucE COMMISSIONERS
Mr. Bliss, Private Secretary of the Governor handed
the report of the Commissioners Of Quarantine covered
by communication from the Governor, as follows
STATE OF New YORK. EXECUTIVE DxrARrxEsrl
To THE AssrxBlY-I transmit herewith the annual report
Of The lion for the removal of the Quarantine
gives history of the proceedings of the Commissioners
already ohs.y Known you except ihs DE Com
have adSsrsd for the construction Of
This action Of the Commissioners seems proceed upon
misunderstanding othe taken by the Governor eue
nant Governor and Comptroller in approving the plan Of
Captain Bsnha% e, will Ss seen X
s:ss XII .sss ssa substance
missIoners adyeri.ement to be received expires In
ss S da s &c e. a he to he s. %
The also sent the report the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners, with the following communca-
tom
'- w" '0'A n AisssH, jan S,f Is isse
81 s h poee report
The IS much and
employ not ssceedug 800 special policemen On election day
a the aos oss h, giving to az s
Ss Which the ns lie aS ce
among he several counties comprising he district iha
and properly but upon humber of posemen
ed in the counties respectively and mat with reference -
the eectua enforcement Of the laws the State with
reference the Observance Of the Sabbath
These amendments for the ecent enforce
ment of the law.
The Commissioners recommend amendment Of the law 20
give them 10 appoint $50 additional patomen In
city and county OF New York Since the report made
however the Supervisors Of that county have authorized the
appointment Of nearly 200 additional policemen. -
The report gives sketch of the police force Of the city
as existed prior to the passage Of the Metropolitan Police
act refers TO the objections urged TO the act, on the
ground that IL violated the privileges granted by the Mont
eomery charter, and declares that such an objection
would well founded against the adjustment of the
appointment Of officers for weighing gaugng and inspec
ton Of goods by the Common Council II also meets and
replies to the argument against the law invasion Of
the right Of sefgovernmcnt The report states that the
harbor police has been the Of essenng the number
OF thefts on ships and piers in New York and
Brooklyn. In relation 10 the action Of the police In the
Quarantine riots the Commissioners state that the Super
ntendent was censured for not repairing to the Quaran
tine In person. but exonerated from the charge Of neg
lect in falling to send force for the protection Of the
hospitals. The papers are submitted.
The force of New York represented as inadequate TO
the protection OF the city table Is presented showing
that while In the city Of London the force employed Is as
one TO every 226 Inhabitants and in other cities Of Eng
land Ireland &C. in proportion, in New York s one to
every aot Inhabitants The arrests made from Noyeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ~, 1859.
The sales ~ cotton to-day were $500 bales At I'M
changed prices, the market steady.
MonLx, Jan. IL, 1859.
The cotton market has been active today sales Of 5000
bales II II sc. for middllng.
SAVANNAH, Jan. Is, 1859.
Cotton unsettled sales to-day $50 bales The sales Of
The week add up 3,sso bales and the receipts $500 Re.
cets NJ this port ahead Of last year 1T 900 bales ditto al
all Southern ports s27 900 bales stock 20 900 bales
CHARrEuoN, Jan. 10, 1859.
There ~ but little inquiry for cotton day. and prices
are weak, with the turn In favor Of buyers Augusta
the market rs In similar condition.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10, 1859.
.o,too-shes to day 400 bales; sales OF the week
1900 bales, at q decline OF 10. Nc.
PhnIApEIPmA, Jan. 13. 1852
Flour firm. whcai-Recepts light. 81 80 81 AZ for
white aud 81 ~ 81 30 for red Corn advanced De-
yellow soc whskey-An advancing tendency sales al
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10, 1859
flour firm whlsKey advanced to 25c. Provisions
quiet and rm. Mess pork s17 Bulk sidcsales 50 ops
los ~ %. lard t0<S, Ale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 49, 1852
Colonel Sumner left for Fort Leavenworth yesterday
under orders from the War Department It is thought
that his transfer has reference the disturbances in the
Southern part of Kansas
John M. Guthrie, who left Salt Lake November q
gives painful account Of the suffering Of aud ami
mails the Palms. in consequence Of the GOODNESS of the
weather Men frozen TO death at nearly every STA
ton the route. Ten Of Major Russels had been
frozen at one time.
The snow was very deep and the weather colder than
had been known for thirty years. the mercury sinking to
twenty. seven degrees below zero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. ID, 1859.
Gov Randais Message Delivered to-day. Tho
financial affairs Of the State in favorable condition
and Governor thinks that not than two hundred
thousand dollars will be required the present year. Lbe
raj appropriations for completing the Lunatc Asylum and
House of Refuge recommended The Governor avors
the Mortgage Stay law, which, be thinks, has been
greatly msrepresented at home and abroad He recon-
mends legislation against usury is opposed to State as
SUMPTION and reiterates his opinion in favor Of slavery
restriction and against the admission of slave States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

The TRACT SOCIETY FLouRIsHING.-The organ
Of the American Tract Society desires the church
to hear and know that the receipts of the society
have been seven thousand dollars more in 1858
than in the corresponding months of 1857.
That's refreshing for thirsty souls on the salary
list, and perhaps the same authority will let the
church hear and know what becomes Of all
the money. Is that asking too much?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

WARRINGTON, Jan. 13, 1859.
Messrs McKbbin and Adran, the friends of Mr. Mont
gomery and Mcssrs lane and Nblack the friends Of Mr.
English having, by consent Of the parties examined fully
into the facts and circumstances attending tho late Difficult
ty between them have to the conclusion that while
Mr. English evidently acted under the impression that IN
Insult had been offered him. calling for resentment yet
Che evidence does not show that any insult had been Of
Tered which authorized the violence he used and he hav
ing expressed to Mr. his deep regret what
ne had done, the friends Of the parties think this
apology sufficient and have mutually accepted the terms
~ final adjustment Of the difficulty.
Aprivate despatch from reliable in New Orleans
sa'cs on the authority Of information from Mexico that
Heners hramon was elected President by only four
yorlV over Robes, and adds that uncertain whether
Miramon will accept the ONCE While Juarcz is repro.
scented as firm at Vera Cruz nothing s said about the
Liberals having taken Jalapa and Cordova.
Inc result Of the contest between General Norris and
Reany' Neae Co., for the contract for the machinery Of
tho sloop Of war at Philadelphia is tina the latter h 70 ro
cain the contract heretofore awarded.
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guardian Of Spanish interests; but thus far we
ere hound 10 say that appearances are against
the presumption that England is not con-
curing party in her views. he this as it may,
the President Is only fulfilling the high RESPONSE
bilities that belong to his Office by demanding
chat Congress shall invest him with ample pow
ers 10 meet any emergencies to which eithr
Of the~e hypothesis may give rise. If Louis Ma
poleon wishes to make a set off of American ac-
QUESTIONS against his European delinquencies. it
Is but right that we should use our best efforts to
keep the accounts evenly balanced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

Albany, Jau. IL, 1859.
BIis REPORTED fAyoaABty
To incorporate the Mercantile Library Association
Brooklyn.
To prevent and punish prize Gshting.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MATTER (dem. )-Providipg that aliens may
take lands by descent in the manner as citizens
By Mr.. j. A. WILLARD (rep.)-To incorporate the Cor
pus Christi ship Canal Company, to cut ship channel
through the Mud Flats between Arkansas and Corpus Christi
bays and to extend the same to such place the oorpo
ration may deem proper.
By Mr.. BoARDMAS ITO facilitate the formation OF
agricultural societies.
BY Mr.. So1T, (dem) to extend the Of service Of
Supervisors Of all the the State 10 four years
Mr. SooTT called up the concurrent resolutions proposing
amendment OF the constitution allow the pas
sage Of laws by the Legislature providing to
certain who are the voters, and Furnishing bribery at
elections by the deprivation of the right OF suffrage
Mr. ScorT made forcble speech IN favor OF the rcsou
tions.
The resolution to give power TO the Committee on the
Lobby nvese to send for PEI and papers was
modified so as to enable them TO Investigate
time and then adopted
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
Fire at Boston.

BosroN, jan Is, 1859.
The large building No. 81 Federal street was partly
destroyed by fire this morning II was occupied mainly
by the Chcopee Manufacturing Company for the storage
Of cotton goods, and Charles c. Nichols fancy goods
dealer. The property suffered much damage from fire
and water but is fully insured. The steam fire en-
CINE brought out upon the OCCASION worked very
efJcrtivolv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

FIRST RATE NorIcK.-The Richmond Wing,
In abiding 10 an address to the people of the
Sixth Congressional district Of Virginia, made
by the Hon. Chevalier Shelton +. Leake,"
Gays that there will be three democratic candi-
dates In the district, and then remarks -
Al there viii be opposition candidate presume,
e may expect rase rich and racy time In general and
in particular. between the three bogus nas 10 the
6eld A public journalists we have no part nor lot in the
matter and shall take nome farther than record tho
Incidents of this triangular We only say that
The Cheyzicr Lsake n the ugies In Christcndom
and that his competitors have beauty TO boast of.
:" Let 'em rip"
That last cut Is the unkindest of all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
Fire In Corning, Ny.

CORNING, Jan. 10, 1859.
The large stone building owned by r. E. Robinson &
Co., and occupied by several persons a Touring mill,
furniture ware room confectionery and bakery &C.,
totally destroyed by fire at about O'Clock this A. NJ
Loss $50 ,cooinsurance sl4 ooo Supposed to be the
work Of on inccndiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
Burning Of the Trey Hospital.

TROY, n =, Jan. Is, 1859.
About six O'Clock this evening FIRE broke out in the
Troy Hospital which, owing the scarcity of water was
partially consumed. The patients were all rescued in
safety. The loss about $780, which is covered by in
surance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
The Connecticut Republican State COnven-
tlOn.

NEW HAVEN Jan. 10, 1859.
The Republican State Convention met this city to-day
Augustus Brandagee of New London, elected Pres
dent. Governor Buckingham and his associates on the
State ticket were enominaed The first resolution de-
cares the republican party Of this State rms the
principles which they have heretofore maintained upon
maSers of State and national policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
Court Caiendar-Inls Day y.

srryRioR CorRT.Nos. 900, 1l2, 293, 4, 20e 306 81
SIS 3a2 $40 800 3e4 36s, 500 37o ST. 49, 375, 377
s, 1872, 267, 2e1.
SrPKrMx CocRr--rrcuii.-Part 1.--taendar of short
CAUSES Part Mos. 27l4 32s $50 1876, 33s $40, 342,
3 $40 34s $50 S62, 35l, s5e 35s, $500 3s2 1884, 300,
36s
SrpRwME CoURrSpecia Term.-Nos. :, las to Isl, 1853
to 1853, 100, l6l, 2, SO, 81, As, 20, 12s.
COMMON PIKAs-rrial Term-Part 1.-Adiourned for the
term. Part 2Nos ~, $780, 49, Oh, 25 2l9, 90, 226
.2r. 22s, 229, $50. 233. ga, 1856.
USrYr SrarEs DISTRICT CovRr.-Nos 80, S. So, 90, 90
81, IS, 81, 40, 80, 81, So 81, So, 50, Ga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

ST. JoHSs Jan. 49, 1859.
-Four dwelling houses burned this morning in the
village Of Carleton this city They we're partially
fured.
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Skating Accident ut Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1852
The ice, owing the mdness ofthe weather. gave way
in the schuyk this afternoon the Paramount DAM
precipatng two gentlemen two ladies and several boys
who skating, into the water All were saved by the
Skating Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

Election OF United States Senator In Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Jan. Is, 1859.
Hon. Willard Salisbury, Of Sussex, has this day been
elected United States Senator for the State Of Delaware
the Legislature at Dover.
The Lottery BILL which grants six hundred thousand dol
lars to railroad purposes has been postponed to the
25th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1852
No. So. Lessee Of VIM. C. French and wife w. VIM.
Spencer ct al. Argument concluded for plaintiff.
No. 80. Smith VS.. John J. Ortou Argument commenced
for appellant, and continued for appellee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

Photographic Grent Improvement and Re-
ducon OF price by Psrson HOLMES $50 Broadway. See
his odsy on "Pos;ery."
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RuLwER's kovEL-coMPLErE
BARPER Il RROTHSRS
50. TO 335 Pear, street. (Frauklin s1uare)
Publish this day,
WHAT WILL He DO WITH IT,


A novel
nv SIR Z. suLwER LYrroS, BART,
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Who Is there uniting in the Imagination the
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the power OF controlling and regulating BY volou. his ma
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10 Bulwer the author of pelham 1.-THE Csxtonso and
my Novel" we assign the highest place among modern
his fancy he always polished witty learned Since The days
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BalIou's French Woke Shirts, New styles,
order from and warranted 10 m A ess than
usual prices, at BAlLOU Shirt Emporium i0s Broadway.
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Chest OF Good Tea for One DoIIar.-Also,
ten pounds coffee fpr 81 al CHRIsTfANSoN5 No Cham
hsva sfre
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A NEW ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR.
PHALON 4 SONS COCOINE

the best and cheapest article for the hair preservn
beautfying and restoring the hair the perfect hAr
dresang ever offered to The public Sold a SIT ~ ard 10
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IL SMOKEY CHMNEys, WITHOUT REGARD To
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by patent wind guard or no payment required
White street
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can only be had In Broadway, Of Duane street
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Chapped Hands, &c.-Certain Cure.-Hcge-
NAN COZ champion ice, with glycerine, 6S 73 sl and
| 78 broadway.