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The PASSPORT SYsTEM.-We learn that the
Superintendent of Police, by orders Of the Secre-
tary of State, now requires all passengers for
California to procure passports before their de-
parture, whether their destination be Aspinwall
or San Francisco. In the official announcement
of the establishment of the passport system,
issued by the State Department in August last,
it is expressly stated that passports are issued
gratuitously in all cases." Notwithstanding
this, we are informed that charge of two dollars
per passport is made at the Office of the govern
ment official who issues them in this CITY, This
is very heavy tax to be levied on the steerage
passengers to California, who are generally not
over provided with money, and we cannot think
it was tho intention Of Mr.. Seward to levy any
such toll on the movements of our citizens from
one State Of the Union to another. The Super
intendent of Police is authorized to dispense
with passports in the case Of poor aliens-it is
only poor citizens, it seems, who are to be
mulcted two dollars head. Is not this matter
worth little attention at the hands of the State
Department?
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the Forgeries the Shoe and Lea ther
Bank.
OPERATIONS THE FORGPRS IN "A ITIuoRE ARREST
OF ONE OF THE PARTIES.


OF ONE OF THE PARTIES.
We learn that ON Thorsday morning last attempt
was made IN Baltimore to pass less than thirteen Of
the counterfeit hundred dollar bills the Shoe aud
Leather Bank Of this city II appears that while tho
0lorks and ellers Of tho Commercial and Farmers Bank
OF Baltimore, were busly engaged at their work. young
man walked quickly up to the counter, and placing y
package OF bills thereon, stated that he wished to
change 1t for Baltimore Washington money, he
about TO travel In the State OF Maryland and tho District
OF Columbia. Mr. Mulhoand, Of the telers Of tho
bank received tho bills, and not being acquainted with
notes called the Cashier Mr. Cross and stated to him the
wish OF the young man, at the same time hand
ing him tho parcel On close
animation, the Cashier said that no did not
believe the bills We're genuine, and ordered one Of
the clerks 10 bring in policeman, when the
passor OF counterfeit money made for the door, aud
up Howard street, closely followed by the cashier and
clerk, crying "stop thief \ Others followed in the
chase and raised the hue and cry which heard by
policeman, who headed the young man OF and arrested
him. While the bank officers coming up TO make
the charge, man approached from the sidewalk and
striking tho policeman, did all in his power to bcrac
the prisoner. The party arrested said his name was
Robert Welsh. He taken TO the station house and
searched by Captain Bishop, when on his person was
found large quantity of the counterfeit bills well
counterfeit coin In default of bail he sent To prison
to await the action OF the Grand Jury The bills
presented rs being very excellent couneets and
fac smile or tho genuine.
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al ono odock Al m. Rav M n,,,,,,.
church. MscdougaI strest mar s,rina s,r.at 1ho o
tves aud friends OF the family aIso ,h m.nho,s ~
Strangers Refuge Ledge M al "a n and mo AZ.
in general are respecfnliv ,nvaJ ~ s,,anJ yy. =.
ma MS will be takcn m cr,an,oeI " "'s0"1. AA0 -
NEsIx. L-on rhu,slay Nnc ~ u..ov r...~rr an,
son OF Dr n N r ANA H., -, oIy
and 8 months ''' ai'a Louaa Nes'oi'' aseu year
The relatives and rrcnas ~ IA s,,, .......su
invited without further mi, go ~.
from No "a West Forty s, w. az. ~ 'ns ,uh
afternoon AZ two orloct ~ a'eo'' inns l'a'urus3}
OspoRN-On Thursday Nove,hor a .,,o. 10, -
severe illness LAuR, onv danghter ~ - ' anu
bella Osborn AGED vears mnnh a., 20 anu iS"-
Tho relatives and friends ~ tba s,ra, H. ~ :. 49,,
OF Green Doint Iodge No aO3 r. 4 N ,isa ~ 49, ~
Of tho seventh nreninct noce az RraokIvn az ,s
~ invited 10 attend Tho funeral ~ snnday =.
two onloct from The residence of her nar'D,a ~,
Crocnnoipt avenue RrookIvn II yithon, rnrthar ,n,
tai,on - 49,
washington and R,ltmore papers please conv
pyr,,r A. tTa,nn.Ioad r an Thnrsday 'N,,orh..
IA aiier \ inrering Illness JpNyErn A wife OF Iahn
I,e,t,, aced ~ vsar s ' ~ - 80 " 49,
IN. reInas ~ Srionde "a rasnec,f,Irv nvi,ad 10 ~,
,and ,h cnsai a. S,m,a,, ,r,ornoo - nna ocIocI
sron, h.r a,a r"sd.n t,e,ynns,aad ,yi,hor, rnr
thar no,oa 'S' 'r' - - $500
o,,s" o rhrrsaav Noor,har "A M,,v or,sS altar
a tinaar,oo .,,,,a.s 4, ~ -,,i vaar y, hor q N 49,
usr $500 ~, 49, ~ - 80 ~ ,, n,,.,a c.r,c
bcli ana Iaoa, no,i ar ras,ao,r in,,tos 10 ati.ra
ina fnarai sror, ;ha' ,s 81 No.! oon an law lame.
noyio S,E r,',ra a,a - S.us s,.,nan ~ ~.
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Died.

ApcuIARms-At City Island on Thursday. November
Ia, OF inflammation Of the lungs WILBUR FISK, youngest
child b. f. and Elizabeth Arcularius aged months
and days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral City Island Sunday morning at
ten O'Clock The steamboat Island City will leave the
foot of Oliver at quarter past eight A. NJ touch
ing Eighty sixth street and Wbtestonc returning the
same day.
RRp.-On Friday November 10, WILLIAM T.. BIRD, in
the cath year of bis age
The friends Of the family hereby invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence 10 East Nineteenth
street on Monday afternoon at two o'clock without fur.
Their notice.
congestion Of the lungs EMILY b. Youngest daughter of
John W. and Mary Bartine.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fune
raj from the residence Of parents 80 West Forty
third street this Saturday afternoon IN one clock
CoIr-on Thursday Novcmbcr a. htoNzo DE WoLF
| Corr son of William A. Colt, aged 80 years.
Hi friends ard aciuaa and thase Of his father
are respc fuy III, I'D 10 attend liz funeral from the
TELuoSlco.-At h,r residence, in nclmonico place,
Irooklyn OH Friday burning Novonbcr Is Mrs CANA.
GNE Gi1MoSco widow Of rctcr A. Delmonco in the 10Th
year of her age.
Tie friends q the family arc respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
at - Patrick cathedral, New York.
Doucury.--op Friday evening, November L. JANE RE-
gr.4A wife Of samuel O Doughty, and daughter of the
The remains will be taken to lakewood Cemetery, at
Troy for incrment.
DRAKr--On Thursday evening. November Ii, EMILY
WILLS infant daughter of Horace H. and Carri " Drake
aged wear and months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the fuuc
raj on Sunday afternoon ut Two o'clock, from the resi-
dence Of Ifcnry A. Brown Esd corner Of Washington and
lafayette ayenacs, Brooklyn.
FrIIs-t,n Friday November - BspoEr wife OF John
Ellis aged q wears and Is DAYS
The friends and acquantnnees of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence % Downing street on Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
ronpls.-on Thursday November IA, at the residence
q! ms soi,-jr Law Robert s4uirce ESQ JoUy G. FOXES
ogcl 50 years.
His remains will lie taken 10 Syracuse n Y for in.
terment.
GKiTFS.--On saturday, October 20, IN Vienna AUSTRIA
CnAHIs T. GgnrS Of the latc Francis Griffin, OF New
York, in tho 23d year OF his age
nYDE--ln Brooklyn Thursday, November II, En-
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taxing an Informal ballot in which Mr.. Sidney Smith
chyed ten votes the Convention adjourned, TO meet on
next tuesday evening at no Same place
Eghh Diaric-This assemblage was called 10 order In
Uhaerdonk Hall corner OF Grand and Clinton streets, j.
T. Eery presiding The friends of the republican candi
o.e mss mbad In full strength, and unanimously nomi-
mated Mr. John Lewis for Alderman which was received
with deaicning plaudts.
= Hfhh Dldr1ct-rhe Convention met at the Stcuben
House IN tho bwery and nominated VIM. A. Smallcy as
tion.
Ics1h Dariet-Tho Convention met At FL avenue II
st evening and adjourned over until Thursday evening
next at eight O'Clock.
staeeMa Didrc-Charles MeCarty nominated by
reclamation.
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CITY POLITICS.
Union Nomination for MayOr-Dcclina-
ton OF Il. Is. Minturn ana the Nominal
ton of VIM. B. Aston for Mayor.

A meeting OF the Taxpayers Union Association was
held yesterday twelve O'Clock in the directors room
OF the American Exchange Bank, Mr. + n Tiilou in the
chair to receive the reply of Nr Mnturn to the nomra-
tiop for Mayor rendered him by the association.
Mr. LIVINGSTON, in presenting Tire following reply TO the
communication "a the assoeailon, lated tho chief reason
which induced Mr. M!aturl 10 decline the tendency
10 disease Of the heart 70 which lie was subject
HASTINGS. on tho Hudson, Nov. Is, 1861.
GtyItENES-l have received your communication d.
this date rendering TO me the nomination Tor Mayor Of
the city New York in behalf Of the Taxpayers Union
Association and this evidence Of confidence from gentle
men Of such hgl standing il very gratifying 70 In
reply beg 20 say that thoroughly - mpathze with
your efforts TO reform the city government and have
fully considered the views which You rtrssut to
but must say, decidedly, that cannot accept the
nomination thank you for it, and 70: the gratifying
manner in which il has been presented 10 mo. am
gentlemen, with great respect your lnot obedient SER
want, RoBl. II. MlSItKN.
10 Francis Z. Tilou ESD. j. +. d. Lanier Esq; John
Livingston, ESQ, aud other gentlemen Of the Committee
of the Taxpayers Union Association.
Mr.. JAMES VI. WooIkY then moved that 1ir. Win. r.
Astor be nominated. which carried unanimously
The following committee then appointed 10 wait
upon Mr.. Aston and inform him Of his nomination.
Messrs Tou, Could Livingston, lanier, scheheln and
RANSOM
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Official Drawings Of ths Delaware state

ExtRA CtAss S3-Novcmber Is, 1861
8, AZ, 8, 81, l6, II, ~, -, 10. IL, 81, II.
CLASS A--Noverrber Is 1867.
Y, 45, 81, s., -, .. q, 50, IS, Al, 80, ,.
JOHN JOHN WV " WALKER, Commissioners
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

The Great and Glorious Triumph of Our
Great Misunderstanding Account OF
the BOinba r,imcm 81 nd Ca pturc of Fort !
Of the Chivulry--,Jnp s and Plans OF sLe
Scene OF Observation-Disclosures Conduct
Of Our sailors and SOIdiers-The --latest
Intelligence from the Union Camps
The Latest Ncws-Warkct-, xSc.
The WGEsY HgRAD fr the present week will be ready
this morning at ten O'Clock. In its columns viii be
found highly interesting accounts Of the Glorious Fight
ard Triumph Of the Union Naval Expedition in lie waters
Of Port Royal and Beaufort s g. Of the Capture Of the
Rebel Forts Beauregard and walker OF the lIasty and
Precpitae Flight OF the Chiyalry IN their panic aban.
donng Arms, Equipments, Ammunition, stores ard
Money, Of the Landing Of tie Union Forces in the Pal
meo state description OF the situation Of things as
found rs the Union mcn Of tho Conduct or the Slaves on
the Appearance Of the Army the 0ical Reports Of COM
modore Dupont aud General sherman a FULL graphic and
succinct aec6nt special reporters the opera
'ons Of the Fleet from the time Of leaving Hampton
Roads, dni ing e Fight, and up 10 tie Landing % the
Ttoois the whole illustrated with Ingray ngs Of the Cap.
turcd crs md % the ence Scene Of Operations An
count Of the Great Union Victory Pkeyilie Ky. aud
the latest Intelligence from the Un.on Army h al parts
OF the country.
The WEEK. IiigNp viii also contain the Latest Foreign
and Dom stic News received by Mai telegraph Edi-
tols tbs Prominent Topics of tho Times Reports Of
the Condition % the Commercial Money and Cattle Mar
kcts Marriage and Deaths Tor the wees and al matters
81 interest % the reading Community siu1lc copies in
wrappers can be had the Office corner OF Fulton and
Nassau srcete. Price Six cents
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rolnaQs having taste Of red Beoua's hanqie--
a dislvf their cooking Let each have his deserts and
for TIM purpose all patriots ana true should purchase
of KNOX g fashionable HAS sold the Ful-
ton street and broadway, they not only enhance ones
personal atractons by their beauty style and fn4h, but
add to ones comfort by their delightfully."- easy
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WINTER GARpEy.-Mss Julia DAILY whose per formanccs
during the past week have proved such powerful at
traction at this establishment her benefit and
makes her last appearance there tonight will also BIO
the last occasion which the Ocoroon will be played,
so that there double indictment to insure crowded
attendance.
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NEW TELEGRAPH oFncE-For the accommodation of up
town residents Superintendent Hendrckson has opened
telegraph Office at the Yorkvc Post Office cornc
OF Eighty street and Third avenue The line CON
meets with all lines Of the American Company and will
be a great convenience to our citizens
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GENERAL SUMMERS ARREST OF Dr. GwM-
Read the particulars, in another part of this
paper, of the arrest of DR.. Gwin, late Senator
In Congress from California, by General Sum-
ner, on board the steamer en- route from San
Francisco to Panama. The affair at Panama is
somewhat interesting; but Gen. Sumner, with
his detachment of United States troops, was too
much for the sympathizers Of the California Sc
cessionist. That DR.. Gwin is secessonst
there can be no doubt. At Washington, for
several years past, his associations with Slidell
Mason, Cobb, Floyd, Thompson & Co. were of
the most intimate character, politically and So
cially. That Dr. Gwin is fully posted upon all
the schemes Of the rebel leaders is very proba-
BILE, and that his contemplated visit to Havana
had something to do with these schemes is
largely believed But having been released in
this city upon his parole of honor not to leave
the country without the consent Of the govern
ment of the United States, we may leave the un
fortunate Doctor to the quiet contemplation Of
the very rough road which all interested in this
Southern rebellion have to travel
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rammany Hal, Aldermantc Conventions.

Sinth Distrit-An adjourned meeting Of the deegages
to this Convention held last evening at No. 20 Essex
street On the first ballot James Re cd received maio
rty OF tho votes motion his nomination mad
unanimous.
Sx,A DisrictIn this district tho Convention nominated
Mr.. Jumes Reed.
EigtM DisrictAnother meeting Of the delegates for
this district held, the Of Grand and Ridge
streets evening The Committee OF Conference asked
for more confer with other organizations aud the
meeting adjourned until Wednesday night next at the
mia
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Second Disfrct-At meeting Of this Convention, held
asst evening" wm Walsh, the Tammany candidate for this
district, was unanimously endorsed.
Fourth District--The Fourth Republican Aldcrmanic
Conv at 6s Fast Broadway last night and nomi
mated Mr.. Charles H. Hall,
Sir,h Distric--The Sixth Republican Adermanic Con
Nenton assembled last evening at IA Grand street After
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Hats for girls boys and Infants Felt and Velvet Trbans
Velvet and Cloth Caps; novel puant and graceful in sty
for boys girls infants Sold al BASFAS corner Cana
ana Wooster streets,
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Prizes Cashed Ina all LOCALIZED Lotto
ries aud information Slvcn hyIOSEPH BATES Broker
No. 10 w all street, up stairs y. y.
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Cure Your Courh.-Sx

Campbell-Chemist and Ap0thccary,
ghh and Twenyeighth street.Medicines
warranted pure, and dispensed with
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ThOusa nds Have Tested LairI's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl and pronounced it invaluable ia
the toilet. All druggists, and fSo Broadway.
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THE REPORTED PREVIOUS ARREST OF MRS
CWIN

At tho time OF the arrest Of Mayor Bcrrctt, OF Wash
ngon, the oath of August last srspicon fell upon
several ladies of that city who were thought u be IN
reasonable correspond With the rcbs, and among
those arrested Mrs. Phillips, her daughcrs-the
Misses Phips-and Mrs. Grcenhow. Mrs. Senator Gwn
also reported arrested at the time but incorrectly
will appear fro IN the following note, which appeared
in our columns Of the 2sth Of August
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

" isJSE IIUIEI'J NHoH"t ~ IVUK'
was startled yesterday by reading item Of i'll
elligence in your Paper that had been arrested in
Washington City for alleged cooperation with tho
Southern army have had aspirations, assure you,
for either crown Of martyrdom any such laurels as
your correspondent would cncircc my brow with, but
have been living very quietly with my family in the
place from which this letter is Dated for the last two
weeks, exclusively occupied with domestic concerns.
May ask you to contradict, &c. Yours respectfully,
MARY b. GWlN.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Csshed
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO, bankers 10
Wall street, New York.
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David's Fall style or O. lem ms Hata.-
S.llAroon. 2QQta HroadMAA. Duane alreal

matehless style moderate prices the soft Fell Hats
Nassau street
David's Fall style or cntlem ms Hats
satisroom, 299h broadway, near Duane street
At Half Price,
COATS
oyERCoATS
AND VESTS,
THE EXCELLENT STOCK OF TWO EXTENSIVE
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSES.
BROKEN DOWN BY THE WAR;
is NOW BEING SOLD
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
BELOW ORIGINAL COST OF MANUFACTURE
ArEvASs' ana Fulton street, between Cold and cun
Warm Merino Undcrshirts, 80 Cents.
MOoDYS Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
Furs, Furs, Furs.-As was Anticipated,
BANTAs store to examine and purchase from his select
which wa nap s has the price. article
HIS store can be found corner Canal and Wooster streets
Boots TO Keep tho Feet Warm and Dry,
= - FORM BROOKS SONS 4s4 Broadway.
corner Howard street.
Photograph AIbums.-A Full Assort-
ment for sale by FREEMAN, RYER co. Importers, No.
Cash
PAID FOR
CANVASS. BAGGING. ROPE.
PAPER MAKERS STOCK.
So CLIFF STREET,
A Pure I'obacco.-YclIow Bank Tobac-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
Wholesale By E. GOODWIN BRoTE fs 800 s s sae
Gray Hnir-Its Diseases, Change OF Color
GRANDJEAN, As,or place.
Trusscs.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses also Military Shoulder Brace aud Abdominal sup
House. opposite the church
Trusscs, Abdominal Supporters, Shout
Drs CLOVER THoRNE.
No. 4 Ann street, under Barnums
Cristasioro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
| privately applied. No. 6 Astor House.
! Ratchelor's Hair Dyc-Thc Best in the
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, I6 Bond street
Hills Hair Dye. so cents, Black or
brown best in use. Depo, No Barclay street, and sold
| by all druggists
| Barry's Tricoph crous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing bcaufying curling, cleaning
preserving aud restoring the hair Ladies, try IT, Sold by
| all druggists.
Hunts Bloom OF ROses-COurt Toilet
Powder Imperial Pomadc for the hair British Balm. Bridal
Wreath Perfume, &C., No 2 Astor place, NY
| --------S-~
ThOusa nds Have Tested LairiI's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl, and pronounced invaluable ia
the toilet. All druggists and fSo Broadway.
Campbell-Chemist and Apothccary,
Eghth and Twentyeighth srce-Medicines
warranted pure, and dispensed with care
| Cure Your COugh.-Syrup Of Tar and
Wild Cherry. For coughs colds throat bronchitis,
is UNSURPASSED Price rs cents per boc by the propre
tor SAMUEL CAMPBELL Chemist and Apothecary corner
/ Eighth avenue and Twenty-ei ,htb street.
| CrOup.-Or. Tobias Venetian Liniment
certain Buy bottle without delay Price
| Soap for tho PcOple.-There is None
l tn X xbndy bec1u il
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Croup.-Dr. Tobias Venetian Linimcnt,
certain Buy bottle without delay. Price IS
Soap for the Pcoplc.-There is None
equal to PYLES o. X 1t suits every body because IL is the
best. Groccrs everywhere ordering 1t.
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Cure Your COugh.-Syrup Of Tar and
Wild Cherry. For coughs colds throat bronchitis &C.
is unsurpassed Price Is cents per boc by the proprie
tor SAMUEL CAMPBELL, Chemist and Apothecary, corner
Eighth avenue and Twenty-ei shtb street.
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90 CLINTON PLACE,
DEAFNESS AND IMPAIRED SIGHT CURED
ny THE ETHEREAL 1NIALAI0R

obaerye-Dr Won MoscH2isNER, o5ust ana Aarst
las removed he oAlceto - CantUn pllee, pct' t l't
sy place and Broadway.
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The Great Advantage OF Buying Direct
from the manufacturer is manifested IN the superb quality
gentlemens wear, manufactured by ESPENSCHEID lis
Nassau street
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Hunts Bloom OF ROscs-COurt Toilet
Powder Imperial Pomado for the hair British Balm Brda
Wreath Perfume, &c. No. Aston place, NY
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Warm MerinO Undcrshirts, 80 Cents.
M0oDY'S Shirt Mandatory, 1852 Broadway.
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Barry's Tricoph erous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying, curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try II. Sold by
all druggists.
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Furs, Furs, Furs.-As was Anticipated,
yesterday being cold day the ladies nocked Ia
BANTAS store TO examine and purchase from his select
STOCK OF Furs lie has reduced the prices article
which was expressly for his city retail trade
HIS store can be found corner Canal and Wooster
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF An IN
l. ystl--Puhlshcd for tho benefit ans asa S.rus y
Young mcn who su,r from Nervous bebtliy, rts6stto
Decay &C. Supplying the means q seizure ny o
,l and aus kerry. Single coIies may b. aad
Of Inc aetsoy NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es4p Sfdaord.
Kings county n 81 BY enclosing post PAID add.@-et en-
Nnln
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AT EVANS and Fulton street. between Gold and Cliff
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Hills Hair Dye, so cents, Black or
brown, best in Depot No Barclay street, and sold
bY all drugglsa
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CristndOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
PEGS the best in the world Wholesale RETAIL and the dye
privately applied No Astor House.
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Ratchelor's Hair Dyc-The Best in the
world harmless reliable and Sold and
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.
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PAID FOR
RAGS,
CANVASS. BAGGING. ROPE,
AND ALI OTHER KINDS or
PAPER MAKERS STOCK,
81 CLIFF STREET,
NEW YORK.

A Pure I'obaccO.-Ycllow Bank Tcbac-
coGoodWn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free all i'm
purites for sale by all tobacco and Dealers
Wholesale by +. GOODWIN BROTHER 200 Waier street.
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Trusscs, Abdominal Supporters, Shout
der Braces, Elastic Stockings suspensory Baniages.
Drs GLOVER THORNE,
No. A. Ann street, under Barnum's.
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Gray IIair-Its Diseases, Change OF Color
aud Emheshment New Treatment for Badness. BY
GRANDJEAN, Astor place.
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