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Police Intelligence.

SHOOTING ARRAY IN CHAMBERS STREET A serious az
fray occurred in Chambers street. Chatham yeser
day afternoon, between two Of the workmen employed
in Bruces type foundry named Caleb Boelstidge and
Thomas McQuade. The parties lived in Williamsburg, u
appears and both paying attentions to the same
young lady feeling Of jealousy existed between tn
which often gave rise to quarres, and occasionally a
fight would take place. On Monday they met or, the
ferry while their way to the foundry, and the
result was quarrel which finally terminated in blows
Yesterday morning the quarrel renewed in the
workshop, and at dinner time Il agreed that they
to The street. and there settle the dispute
they reached the sidewalk Actluale, VINO Is
quite youig man, pulled Of his coat, m. kng
Ieauy he paglisc encounter, when his antagonist
suddenly drew a revolver and shot him Ia the neck
The wounded man face completely blackened from
the effects OF the powder, showing evidently that the
pistol must have been discharged within few feet Of
his person Bocsridge, who is about twenty years
Old arrested the spot by policeman Wilson, OF the
Sixth precinct, and commtted 10 the Tombs for
ton. scQuade was promptly conveyed TO the New York
Hospital who're the surgeon IN attendance pronounced
the wound TO be very dangerous and expressed but
little hope Tor the patients recovery The ball entered
the lett side OF the neck and at last accounts had not
been extracted.
BrRGIAkIrs ARRISrs-Henry Glenn, alias John
McGuie taken into custody yesterday by policeman
Meyers Of the twenty first precinct charge Of having
the Gath OF February last, bugariously entered the
dry goods OF Henry fitzgerald, No. l42 sixth
nue. stealing therefore 81 COO worth OF lases.
young man Jonn Brown arrested at the time
Of the burg airy AM new Glenn is charged with beng
hlf accompce. The prisoner taken 10 the Jefferson
Market Ponce Court, and committed for examination
Inomas Carter, a native Of England, aged twenty
years, taken into custody by Policeman Irving, OF
the Twentieth precinct charge OF breaking mt the
hqunr Of CsDtwell Leete, corner OF thirty nth
greet ana Tenth avenue, the night OF the "a inst
with n,eDt 10 steal Committed for examination
On the so ntno, The premises OF Pheoe Littimore
No 462 West thirty ~ iii street, we're burgariously en-
tered an $40 .orth Of jewery carried OIL Yesterday,
Henry NfeaeLburg rested on suspicion OF having
be- the thief and 90 beng brought before Alderman
Chipp he committed for examination.
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Dtaboitcai Outrage ON Seven Young
School Girls.

-, pt was io0s0u = sAs 49, :,
i've ONCE by gentleman SSaias. young girls lat
iesed, has been in the habit ~ decoyia TRACES npo
various places and by force committing O. 'int ha
their persons shor,Iv ae,e- ,ba oho,,a oorxn 'rlde
been made, and description given to detectives =
and McCord another gentleman called at the office
preferred similar complaint, alleging that his little
daughter, aged twelve years, had been vctimzei by
the same scoundrei
The above officers took the matter in hand, and found
that accused would get in front of building on Broad
way, and watch until some little girl came along. As
soon as she got him he would make remark
about the beauty of her dress hat induce the little
one to enter the place under the petence that of
the ladies in the house desired to take a pattern
Of her hat dress The girl Of course,
would innocently 20 with the man and getting into
the upper hall the wretch would there accomplish his
heish purpose To the surprise of the above officers
they soon onnd that there had been no less than seven
young girls made victims by this man.
Yesterday afternoon detective Wilson, while passing
down Broadway, observed man answering the descrp
on and took him in custody He was taken to the POI
lice headquarters, where detectives Elder and McCord
also felt satisfied that he was the person.
The fact Of his arrest was soon made known to the
parents OF the girls when he taken in the presence
OF several Of them, all Of whom recognized him. The
father Of one of the girls becsme 80 enraged when
his daughter recognized the william that he made
set on him and commenced beating him right and left
and had not been for the interference Of detectives
Wilson and Elder the fellow weuld have been pretty badly
handled.
Early last evening Justice Quackenbush and Assistant
District Attorney Anthony called at headquarters with
the fathers OF Blk Of the girls, and adavs made
against the man. He gave his name John j. Harris,
but afterwards stated that his right Herring
He Is about twenty threeSyeaIs Of age and native Of
Philadelphia He has been clerk OF the Mssis-
sippi steamboats, but lately has been attending bar at
liquor foot OF Robinson street. He confessed hay
ing been guilty OF the outrage, and will undoubtedly
sent 10 State prison. For the sake Of the parents Of the
children we refrain from giving the names likeness
Of the man can be seen at the police headquarters
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HeISnnRl IntciIlgcnce.

John F. Ward, United states Minister to China, and
Coons Ripley. or the Cnited States Army, stopping
at the New York Hotel
r. 81 he olagiLbel and NJ r. De Ferreros and family,
OF Mexico; JuEes Of Prov deuce, X. ana Francis b
Hail o. Hartford stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Sir Fiecerck tombstone, Bart, Of England DR. Rae,
The Arctic explorer, and wi;e Mrs. General Cadwaader
and daughters, of Philadelphia and Henry Chspin, Of
England, are stopping at the Brevoort House.
Mayor " IL Cssnstou, Of Newport, II. L.; Colonel y.
y. lauior'h, Of boobs Ferry, J. a De Ava Of Caba
r. and wife, Of California K Matthewson, OF Provi
dence and G. Kcndrick, Of Connecticut stopping at
the LaFnrgc House.
Captain O. II T. Judkins, Of the mail steamship Persia
Captain Brooks Of the steamship IA Dburg Frank her
raid ner Britannia Majesty Is Consul at Baltimore Rev
T. Egsn, Of louisiana c 7 Hommingsay, OF Chile r.
G. Brown and wife, OF California Joe HARRISON OF dud-
ders0eId; Henry CriGed, Of serpoo Charles silver,
Of halifax, and g. II. Brown and wife, OF Boston, are
stopping at the Everett, House.
Co. Halsey, OF Paris; Gov. Buckingham and family Of
Come ticat Judge Paige OF Schenectady Mickey OF
Liverpool, ~ Fry of Quebec; SIR Learned aud family, q
Everett G. L. Thayer and g. Turnbull, OF Boston, H.
Sheriff. ard Il u Hawkins OF Albany, IL G. Hicks and
o s Williams and wife, OF virginia. j.. Grakirk, Of
Manchester England and L. Dexter and family, Provi
dence, are stopping al i0e St Nicholas Hotel.
Hon W. =. schell OF Pennsylvania don. NJ Morrill,,
OF Maine; Commodore Jsrvis Commodore Chase Captain
Rogers, Lieutenant J. Ferguson and > W. Henry, Of
Island Hon. A. b. Dickinson, of aornby; l.. and H.
Cushng and W. Swan, OF Boston; JUICE Carroll, James
stopping at the Astor Bouee.
Hon. Tom Co,win, of Ohio; Hon n. r. seiden, Of
Rochester III Mack and wife Of st. Csthariuee g. W .
J. X BuckIcr anu Edsad lowell, OF London q Berth
well, OF Liverpool Ernest Baioohe, of Paris: 7. Hubbe
and family, Of Ma husct.s Gray, Jr OF Bns,no,
ana Thomas Adaye, OF Ecinbdrg, stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Captain Drum or tic United Sta,os Army; Dr Ker ne
dy, The United Siates Navy Maui, " phadeiphis
r. RchaIds ard wife, u Massachusetts; 81 Williams,
J. l. Harworth apd Briggs, OF Eng aud n. N Hasset
OF Californis, j. r. toJie ci Washington, l. H. Eaton
and wnc, Of Buffalo; ". Thompson, OF It John N. u ,
W. Newton end wife, g. Newport, N. " Gilman, Of u
Louis, tna g. Alien, ~ Swtn Cstons stoppiog at
the Metropolitan Hotel
tom W u Hooper and family, OF Utah; o John
Ston OF the United Navy, Hon, g. X. Tram, ~
Nj huscte Colopel noussey Coonel v. smith aud
w Bowen ~ the uu.te. s.atss Army ADJ L. ~ a-he-f
Jr, q the United States Navy, arc IN Washington.
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srrPl ~ CUR CgcrIrpart Mos 1855, 543, 3o5. 3z!
55l, col, Gill; o2 62T 65t 653 COL 619 Gs7 703, 1906
107, "a 15j 1872 Pert 2Nos bgt, 404 1884,, $40, 656
SD, 30 7os 76i 6si, $40, 72s $50, o. u.s. sS4 744
756, ~
7s0, So s62 s64, 1872 sos 500 2es3, 42i 5l2 Part .
same Is yesterday ana 3i3.
suprflcu Cnupr--eart i-Nos sol. 1916 TIT, 1879,
1851 1ba 1901 lTob 1907 1909, III, 993 1902 1885
ga7 1;a5 1872 751, llls Part Nos 1896 1850 llis
1885, 1916, 1875, 1z2S, 1lb6, 5o2 1880, 1872 1910 s,
1890
UsnSn srArEs DISTRICT corRr-Sos 90, 81, al, ~, a.,
7 To H.
az. AL IL
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The JUSTICE OF THE LEGISLATURE DEFEAT
Ep,-The public are aware Of the e1traordina-
ry fact that one of the members of the Albany
Legislature has recently been arraigned Tor
corruption before that highly honorable BODY
and expelled, as one not fit to sit in high places
with so pure and immaculate conclave. But
not content with the expulsion OF this fran Eve
of the masculine gender from the Albany "a
radise the Legislature, in the intensity OF their
virtue, have actually summoned the tempter
Lucifer also, to answer the charge Of whisper
ing the very name of bride into the ear Of
the fallen member, and, upon the report Of the
committee, summarily handed him over to the
tender mercies of the Sergeant-at-Arms, to be
consigned to dungeon until the legislative
session is over. But the lobby was not going
to permit any of its kith and kin to be thus
sacrificed; SO it took the victim, Mr.. Nelson,
from the custody of the Sergeant-atArms, and
hurried him off to parts unknown. Thus the
virtue of the Albany Legislature is mooked
and the majesty Of its power set at naught.
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Obituary..

General CoLIEAu, Of the French army, has just died
in China. He greatly distinguished in Algeria and
the Crmea for his personal courage Colonel Of the
First regiment Of Zouaves he the first TO the
Maakoh. Those who were at the French Exposition Of
1857 may remember the Yoon picture. The nae looking
man in the foreground, rushing the breastworks of
the Naako in advance OF his regiment his face stream
ing with blood, is General Collineau. He his rank
OF Brig in Agiers in 1885, and when the Italian
broke out commanded brigade of infantry. His hand
person. ne talents and courage gave his friends
great hopes Of his future distinction.
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NFNEFNI zSOs "
ASrricAN sJARD, slsr kE.fMExT LIGHT irrAFrRY,

AMERICAN @JARD, s1sr kEs.IMt7T li9Ht irTAFiS,
hnsD QuARrtias, NEW Yosk, April 8, 1861.
.Ao officers ana nbers ~ this regiment are hefeoy
oice,to !" Hssennle Ia fatigue dress, tor battalion u
~ tie Siele Arsepa Of Thirty 9TH street ana
stvcfu astnne, on TUESDAY, the 18th in-tsa' ~ esns
oolcck ST.
The nss,oncd staff and bauf will report 70 tue
A.ulast ~ bal past seven oct CO.
1his heug the iifst public Gfil Of tSo sH"on, -
tni'uo tU aNod confusion ard over ctnsfed r'Dni
ri'l iuf D q commacdans a. c5mptn.ess WIN "a re ~
8tn 10n tc4ch admitttrR gentle nan au& latesl' "o'
VII teu' ~ eoch meirysf - thei Respective o,"pauies
Two tickets.
cant tansSctd vii direct TIE toRrt.af ,afis g ~.
tn,t ISL UtNes duis - Vi. ah,na 81 -, aG 1cWck "a
th" evening VI tho driu
:. g!ess " s.lglsi a. 3 Y9sbufyA ,.
a. H. PRIDE, Adjc.An.,
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will not be removed from the southern STATES
experience has proved him invincible. So the
best thing that MIR. Bull can do is to look the
matter squarely in the face, instead Of trying
to humbug himself into a.. ia exploded idea that
he can get his cotton elsewhere.
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''ApA''h ANNA Bishops BEsErT-The grand conpli
sacp.e-y benefit TO Madame Anna Bishop heretofore
nouncod to take place Thursday of this week has been
postponed till Friday the 10th instant when it will posi-
lively take place a; the Academy Of Music Balfss "Bo
heman Girl" VIII be given, together with scene from
"Tarcredi.n Madame Bishop will be assisted by Mr. Mi
randa Or. Gulmette, and other favorite artists.
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BROOKLYN City News.

AsoTnzR STARRING AFFR,y.--0n Monday evening two
men, named khn Murphy and Miles Roddcn, living in
Willow street Atlantic had quarrel about dog.
From worcs they 10 blows, and in the course Of
the Gght Murphy seized pair OF tailors shears With
which ST boed Rodeen three times in the abdomen.
The cd conveyed 20 the Long lsiaad Col.
lego Hos pital where his wounds were examined, and
pronounced 10 be OF a dangerous character. Murphy
has b. arrested, ana ia held to await the result OF
pod - inht
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Jersey City News.

CONTINUATION SUNDAY MORNING. AT GRACE CHURCH,
JESSE The exercises connected with this most i'm
pressise ceremony OF highly interesting chsrac
ser. Fome tbuty two persons confirmed by the
Right Rev Bshop Oienhemer, the result Of the very
zealcns anors Of the Rev H. Rice rector Of the parish
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Dor and Fort Pckens, Description OF the Town .
lis Deenccs Letters from our Correspondents in London
Paris and Berlin The Latest News received by Mail or L.
leglsph; All the Local News Of New York and Vicinity
OF Importance, Reports Of the Cattle, Provision and
Money Markets, and all Interesting News Matters Of the
preceding week.
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Bright as the SeasOn.-The spring Ea>
of the critical and classical KNOX fabric OF
and the production 70 add to his reputation
and delight the public ''The proof OF the pudding
reader Will say, ifs in the eating Well visit his salesoom
22 Broadway of Fulton street and witness the
ihusasm ceaed by his Spring Hat That viii convince
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, Omcfnl Drawings OF R. France & Co.'S
neaware Lotteries by Assembly passed
January, 1859 Grants 70 run IN. twenty years a.,
~, 10, lS, IS, 20, 46, &C, 4s, IS, Al, AZ, 81.
CossolIDA,So,cLsssss pr ~ Apli = isdli
II, %, -, IL, II, !, = s,s or, b br addressing
enouiAfs sen' 80 n FRANCE 4 co. Mana gers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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CITY InteIIiQencc.

A NtRrnD CoMIIMENT-Csptain s. W. Pike, of this
city, la,e Of The ship Mameluke, has received from
the several companies having risks that weasel at the
time he commanded, beautiful chroncmeler, now on
exhibition at Willard's 10 Boston, in token OF his faith
funs and good seamsDship in bringing his vessel 70
port when IN leaky condition. IL is from Johu Poole
for the Admiralty, In London the
follow inscription and Is said TO be or the uest
instr unen ts OF It's kind 10 this country
! Presented TO
Cart W PIKE,
Shy The Sun Mutual aud New York Mutual Ipsurances
sc, mrsnics OF New York, and the China Mutual and
BOY Eton lnsmaoce Companies, OF Boston, IN token
Sof then appreciation OF ns skill perseveasn5e aud
$epefgy, IN bringing The ship Mameluke IN a leaky
Sconatol from Bakers Esna to New York. !
! MARCH IL, lo6l
IxrRoyING PARK OPPOSITE ToMPKns MARKET --rne
pretty little park opposite romakins Market, which was
lei hidden from view by villanous meat vegetable
stalls Undergoing considerable improvement through
the exsr;Ops the superintendent OF Parks The all ubs
bushes aod flower trees have been trimmed and the ne is
number 81 fine have also uft been planted, which
viii the place stl more attractive aud beautiful.
joins MosHIsssY PuGnrsT, DANGEROUSLY lii
This celebrated light Of the r. X is said 10 be very
gerously vi with attack Of the fashionable
lady, diIhoria, malignant throat The physi-
clans loak grave ana pronounce Mr.. Morrsseys case
anything but encouraging.
Fatal ACCIDENT "A named Peter Durand, aged
thirty years, fell down the stairway OF No l09
G. and injured himself severely that hs died al
mC nat
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GoTsHAIK's CoSCERrs-The series of concerts by Car
loa Patti and Gottschelk will be com menced about the
Goth of the present month. The Havanese have been
hoTeing golden opinions upon the pianist, aud his de-
parue delayed by the fee, given in bis honor
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Birth.
BooS-on Wednesday, April 8, at ten o'clock A. NJ
Mrs. ANN Boon, the wife Of Thomas Boon, OF son.
oxford Chronicle please copy.
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AcApLMY or MUsIc.-"La Juve" will be given for the
first time this to night. Macame Colson makes
her debut RI ,hel and stigell sings Eleazer fine
perfo nance may be anticipated
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Married.

METRnT-ScHoRD.-On Sunday, March o. by the Rev.
Mr. Clark Mr.. GRAHAM MERRITT, or Sing Sing New York,
10 Miss MINERVA ScHoRD, OF Baltimore, Maryland.
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Test the Question ms to the Finest and
cheapest Soft Hats obtained In New York. by
specng the splendid Styles fresh from his manufac
tory, at ESPEkkCkEIDS, lis Nassau street.
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Drawings or the DeIaware and Kens

! Drawings OF the Delaware and hens
lucky State Lotteries WOOD EDDY CO.. Managers
:, DELAwARE-ExrRA Glass 2l9, April 0, 1851.
=. V, 20, 40, Al, 3, or, SO, SO, 81, "a, /, 81,
KESrUcRY-CLAss 220, April ., 1861.
so, z, 8, 6, 81, IL, 25, 20, SO, I8.
e6, 8, 80, 'S n ~i'a iuu PARTICULARLY srat
Circulars contassA ans> rvu,o,rx,on ne,av
free N charge by asirs> ~, 10 M Iona u ale
WOOD, EDDT WI AsSou|
"ooD' H0Di e state Lotteries viii be
NorR All tickets the DeayA enucky State Lotteries
decided by abe drawings OF the n ~ .
until further notice. 20, Managers.
WOOD, EDDa
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Brooklyn Art-Photogrnphic.-T I'm.
persl Gray vgnette the acknowledged chief of pho
tograpbic beauties. CHAs II. WILLIAMSON Established
1854.
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The Most Certain, Easy nm
PurgatiEe known IL the Pills of
DR. BRANDRETH.
Sold at 294 Canal street, square,
No. Union
and by all dealers Price rs cents per box
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The Ladd ~ Webster sewing Machine
may be had for fifty dollars at so Broadway.
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Empire Sewing Machtncs.-Yne Cheap
est, because the best \ oaoe 80 broadway.
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500 Rev ard.
PUBLfsHERs,


The undersigned having rained that sneaking
the country anonymous circular detrimental to the cha
racer and standing Of house. also grossly beng OF
Advertising offer the above reward to
who Will positive formation that Will lead the
detection of the party parties mailing the said circulars
sorry thai Obliged to low TO notice
handed and adly assaing anonymously
Offending hfm order crafty a malicious desire
TO injure of their customers against whom he
may have hostile feelipg still in this obliged 10
protect ourselves and those who have favored US with their
advertising patronage We are pref well satisfied in our
mind who the party la still wish TO obtain positive
information and hope by this 10 do To those who
have this circular would rate that have
been obliged TO add the omnous word agent ID
in order defraud creaors out of their Just dues
neither have failed in order to cheat those with
whom we have dealt-and tht would not stoop low,
and be contemptiby, cowardiy mean as TO attack
anonymously firm, VIII senior partner known
have been confined TO his ed for the two months with
and probably g. al illness Time will show who
and who not drels, and we do not intend to
The above dwil be cheerfuly paid for informa
Curtis 4 MACARTHUR,
81 Wall street.
y. S.-All funcations the above subject will be
held suc' Dhcential, and should be addressed Mr.
J. NcArtir Vall street N. Y. In will the
ofan INFO iltsyen.
Spr CIothIng.-We Call the Attic ntion
OF me about purchasing their spring clothing 10
fCf Business Coats, Vests, Pants and Spring
Ovr Our assortment OF Boys, Youths' and Young
10th adapted TO the present and coming season,
svaas desirable and complete AS now.
ALFRED MUNR0E 4 CO.,
6U Broadway, under the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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Album Photographs-5OO Taken Daily
four for 81; IL for So Large Ambrotypes 90 cents
KIMBALL, All Broadway.
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wheeler & wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices once t6 Broadway.
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DIR. Zcll's Remedy for Love OF Strong
Irnk 90 Division street and 2li Eighth Price ST.
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DO 10. Want Wsl.L.rs or Mousta,

Bssche lor's Hair Dys.-Reliahie and In-
stsn sncous- Black Brown Factory ~ Barclay street
solc md applied a, W. A. BAlCHELORn, Bond street.
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ufil, lniwitable Cutter Of Hair and
wlhscs barclay street Hair Dye % cents, black or
brow n. Beat In
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Half q Dozen Good Shirts for Sc; Usual
retail price 81 o. each.
Half n fine shirts for &s usual retail price 81 each.
Hail coz best Shirts for SO retail price 81 zoe ich
At MOODY y Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
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The New Territories.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Contains Map OF the Territories belonging TO the United
Price two cents. Sent b. neil at Sc per annum.
Addrts The Tribune York
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ssrrg's AsScoPn~roWs t the Best and
eh.A~si Ter drsssinx yisg curling clcsnsus
ana The hair Ladies' H. Bold BY
dyuQatssa
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Knowles American Insect Destroyer
Removed s3 Broa principal Office and only wholesale
daxaal
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BeIlfng hams
CELEsRATED
FOR s Ths EhIsssR SS .sb HAIR.
Ts;; s''"
leeriBs the cu..neons clrca healthy balance
SssIs r '''
< Fish HAD HEAD OF hAIk, 'D' -
AslLIIlES 9s poE TIC. s M2UsI,AGHE,
cAp hair beard viii and .n,. the health o. the
properly established because this splendid
Fsos 4 PROPERLY QUALIFIED PHYSICIAN
Price dollar sale by all druggist. and dealers
viii be zen, To an, one Who aee BY ms Direct secure
rs sos, on receipt Of price and postage u IL
FRY HORACE L HEaEMAs 4 co,
iis WILLIAM street.
Batcbeior's newly Invented wigs and
SsP e ..s sn for card
mo,as~ia Cream Forces the Hair and
LoNs new, Invented Wig factory iS Bond street,
srass,. ,o,a,s Hair pys,. Wis: and Tou:
Dye privately applied NO 8 Astor House
ufII, Inisritsbie Cutter Of Hair and
wlLscrr n barclay street Hair Dye, % cenS black or
ssrrEa asSeoPn-roUs ss the Best and
prssrv'ps restoring he Ladies' Try ID Sold By
all druRaiss
BAschsior's Hair Dy..-Reiiable and Ia
stan Black Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
Sold ind applied ~ w. A. BAlCHELORn, 10 Bond street.
-~---.---.----
do You ~ ant WsAskors or MOustachesl
y IN d., and your beard wont grow, my ong1ent
= oh al In forty two day, and wont
Avn iDJus the sain by NAL, postage free, any
vhtIe Pho o.
re uRABAs 10 Nassau street, New York.
-aa--------------
Fo."ms,ssm and N.uralgis.-Dr Hoi-
Tow guarantees complete IN either OF the above
etmllsnis ~ the ,rn.rcr VIII boloways Ontment aud
s 49, ectiou 10 ns.te hv~ the Gaze
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