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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-11

AUCTION sale THIS EVENING, Tbzrs-
~ day. July ta, t7S O'clock Flesh stspie Fancy
Dry Go, Is by EENJ. r. shIELDS & CO.,
julylt-ilt Central Auction Ro1m1.
TIXTRa RICH AVID RARE FURNIUUKE,
Brussels Carpets Rugs etc etc lat p-iVats sslsl By
BsNJ. T SHIELDS 4 o..
ju'yil Nos. Is & - College Street.
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NEw wmEAT FLoUR,
sILVER sPRIN0 NILLsl
u Va EVoraN OauUa

IWM Is q "a \ q INs atWINs
WN7Rhave nov hand and VIII constantly keep large
w supply o. this Csle brated II lOurs Ehieh We
viii osr 10 The and families 1t rates such
-four can be ID. We Varranths article 70 be The best
COADS & MARTIN, Agents.
Jay iO-IH Church Street.
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GEORGE BA8ER, Esq late editor Of the Gallatin
Courier and nqairer, hiss become associated in the
editorial conduct Of the BaHaer Mr.. BABER Is a
young gentleman of talent and ability, and we are
glad to number him with the editorial profession of
our city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-11
THE STRENGTH OF TIE L. 8. Army.

WASHINGTON, July st Is ascertained that after
the discharge OF the three months troops there will
be still available force Of volunteers Amounting
TO 10000 men, which, added to the regular arruv,
will constitute total force of 2s0 600 Officers and
men. 1t viii be for Congress to determine whether
the army shall be at this time increased to an addi-
ton of still larger volunteer force
The probable total amount required for the army
added to the appropriation made for the year end
ing with june 1860, for the force now in the field
or which has been accepted and will be in service
within the next twenty daysis about $IS5. 800 OOO
The estimates for the navy are large, but the ex-
act figures not vet exhibited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

WINTER GARDHy.-Eiss Jane Coombes actress already
well known to metropolitan theat egoers, made her
senree at this house last night Margaret FL
more in "Loves SacriHcen drama which Ia altogether
Too conventional not to say slow, for the present
progressive age. The performance is not one that cal
for elaborate crtcsm Miss Coombes has the great ad
vantages Of youth and fair share OF personal beauty
AS artist she is effective and pronounced She lacks
nish and bas suffered great deal at the hands Of
perenced persons who prepare budding genuses for the
stage. Under all this however, Miss Coombes has real
dramatic TALENT which cannot fail to make its way with
the public Is refreshing to know that Miss Coombes will
lot conhpe herself to the old repertoire Nothing Is more
distressing than succession Of Julas Juets and Juanas
and graceful recognition Of this fact Miss Coombes
intends to produce entirely play written by Mr.
Char les Bass, q clever actor and skful dramatist.
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Personal Intelligence.

Major selover and wife, and g. W. smiley Of San Fran.
cisco W r. Hoyt and y. b. Swayne, OF Baltimore, and
s. r. ne Forest OF Brooklyn stopping at the Lafarge
House.
A. Mcfarland, OF Pttsburg J. q. Ewin, OF Detroit W.
NJ Caldwell OF Philadelphia j. ii. Thompson, of virginia,
and N Hellcs, OF Michigan, stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel
Madame Bonilex and daughter, Of Havana; Mr. and
Mrs Mcdowell, OF Ednburg ;. y. Harris, OF London:
h. Evans, Of Boston; J. y. Markham, OF Sonkers; G.
Wips.ow Of New York. J. d. TroIlop and wife, OF Mou-
trea and s. o. Middleton, OF Norfolk Va, are stopping
at the Union Place Hotel.
Senator Cngman, OF North Carolina; ir T. H. Stuart,
of Virginia Ifon A. IT. Rice wife, and John H. Thorn
duke and wife, OF Boston; G. g. Ager. Of Newburg 4.
Parker Of Louisiana; J. /. Rison, OF Alabama; d: H.
Cheever, OF Washington, and W Woodbury. OF Portland,
are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hon Francis Granger. OF Canandaigua; Hon L. b.
Marsh OF Boston Col kbbie and Mr.. aud Mrs Hastings
f California: O. Dewey, OF Michigan; John Grouse, Of
SYRACUSE r. A. Hoakns of Toronto, and T. Sweeney u.
lamb $ Brady and A. Wilkinson, Of Virginia, are stop
ping the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Professor Fish, of Waterbury; n Carter. OF Manchcs
cor Eng A. H. Burt, Of New York; :. Norris and W
W Glnn, of Batmore Judge Foot OF Geneva; J. NJ.
RAMSAY of MONTREAL Mrs. Gen. oDopncll, of Baltimore
and Mics Caln and Miss Seymour, OF Philadelphia are
stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
Can't, Man. OF Philadelphia; +. H. Wright, Of Utica;
John ogden aud W. A. Dibble and wife, Of New York J.
N williams and family, Of Boston; Q. Fox A. p. Hyde,
y IL Bolon and 7. D. Hastings, Of Connecticut, and o.
W. ilds and family, Of rarJ town, arc stopping at the
s. Denis Hotel.
Hon. Levi Underwood and wife, OF Vermont Governor
Stevens, o. Washington Territory; W. l.. Hanscom, oil
BOSTON, D. Cook Of Chicago; r. = Taafero, of Virginia
H. Fuller, Of Halifax, N. =; Juan sundt, o. ouoa Jonn
isiana and Thomas Drake, OF Philadelphia are stoppng
Al the Al tor House.
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invited 10 attend the funeral from the rssare y -.
daughter, Mrs. H. Buchanan No. 81 West Forty hrss
street en- Wednesday AT ernoor. at two O'Clock
slurMAS.-On Monday, March IL, Charles B1xsr,S
only son OF S u. and Helen G.. Shpman, aged Scar
monihs and l3 days.
Inc friends OF the family respectfully invited
stena the funeral, from the residence Of his parents
no 10 west Forty fourth street on Wednesday after
noon al two O'Clock His remains viii be taken Green
: Van souAcS.-on Sunday evening, March 10, ANTHONY
Van soaAek, aged ~ years and months
ns r,na,hs WIN be taken to Red Hook, Dutchess
county, \. Y, for interment
mshiss-un sunday afternoon, March 10, at twenty
minutes past I'VE O'Clock GEORGE G. wEuys son OF The
late T. Wemyss in the 25th year Of his age.
His friends and those the family are resnectf,,v
invited 10 attend the funeral from the resaenca or ~
morning, at half past ten O'Clock "s
Philadelphia papers please copy
WycXoFf-The friends of John and Ale,ta Wvcloe 80
invited 10 attend the funeral Of their SON at their
dence, Fatlands l.. t. on Wednesday afternoon with
out further notice.
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Yachting Intelligence.

This beautiful schooner, owned by Mr. Ives Of Prov
cence having been completed win ''walk into the waters
from the shipyard Of Berry Steers Greenpont L. L. at
ten O'Clock to morrow morning Quite number Of our
prominent yachtsmen will doubtless present to see the
initiation handsomely performed The trial trip viii take
place in few days, after which the enerprsng owner
win inaugurate new feature Of American yachting
namely; awaiting himself Of the strong and equable
breezes of the present season. he will start en- cruise to
Sea- II ia example worthy Of imitation and we hope
1t Is beginning that will be followed up by other gentle
men connected with the club. II would be good idea
to take yachts out Of winter quarters a month earlier
than usual, especially in such this when win
ter merges SO gently into balmy spring.
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City Intelligence.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE CAHAwBA-Shortly
before the sailing Of the steamship Cahawba for New Or
leans yesterday afternoon serious accident occurred
Cuban gentleman named Mendiver, who WAS board
seeing two friends of. While standing hatchway
he stepped aside 10 permit lady to pass but in doing
fell through the hatchway tohe bottom, receiving It is
feared fatal injuries The hatchway covered with
piece Canvass loosely attached TO the Sides but afford
ed no protection 70 the unfortunate young Cuban in his
fall.
FIRE IN BRoApwAY-Loss AAorr $50 0o0-Between
eight nine O'Clock last night fire broke out the
upper floor OF the building No GO Broadway The build
ling extends through New street. when discovered
the fire the New street side. The first floor
and the Easements occupied by Masterson Reamer
wholesale grocers Their stock il damaged in all proba-
bty TO the extent of $40 OOO fully insured in city
panies The second floor occupied by Henry Hart,
cap manufacturer Stock entirely destroyed loss about
$40 0Oo said be fully insured The building owned
. 3S1n ,sa insured 81 :n' occupied
by Mark King, manufacturer OF furs on the
insured for $4,000 The second door is occupied by
Rau 4 Gottgetreu, manufacturers OF chidrens hats.
The third and fourth floors occupied by sengstack
Rahmer manufacturers OF caps Both stocks are slight
" damaged by water. No IS is occupied by Carhart
Bro. wholesale grocers stock damaged by water about
nos 81 and IS are also owned BY John Fitch They are
damaged about 81 000 insured How the fire originated
tain any Of the owing TO the absence Of the
owners of the premises The Fire Marshall promptly
at the premises and will no doubt thoroughly investigate
the matter.
/ Work AT THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. The City lnspec-
tors weekly report forth the following operations
his department during the week ending March 0, 1861 =
Jnsound and diseased meat seized IL lbs nusances
aated under notice. 49, sinks and water closets ceaned
IT4 loads OF night soil removed from the city limits
dead horses 49, cows q hogs Il dogs and other smah
animals, 200; number OF barrels Of cfal, 900.
REV W. II. MLguRS will deliver his celebrated lecture
on Sergeant Prentss the renowned orator Of the South
west this evening at the Cooper Institute. This lecture
IL said abound In amusing anecdotes and Incidents
with passages of eloquence At the close Of the
lecture tine audience will be treated to view Of Pcae's
painting Of the SCOUT Of Death"
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every mechanic, every man of business,
every man who loves biz country, and his whole
country, should go to work with a will, place
himself in the ranks Of the conservative opposi-
ton, and turn the current Of opinion in every
State against the pestiferous doctrines OF the
black republican party. This is the only RENE
Nv for the great calamity which Garrison,
Greeley 4 Co have brought upon the nation
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Arrivals and Departures.

LwEppoot--Stcnmship City OF Manchester--Mrs Harris
and infant Mira As,ings and seryan Mrs Rlchwels Mrs
Noses Miss Patterson LEIGH and lady, Jorrs and LADY
Cant 1cnncl, A hoskens A hutchinson Livengston
packman. lamont Drichcr Hbbcrt, Workman, Ianders
O' Rrien and w IN the srecragc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Niagara, ut Halifax for Boston
Mr. Bradford Newton Patterson, baker and lady
Lewis Mcrgnn Evans Col Nngrudcr, Mr. Lawrence y
welsh George Tayor, Gait Anthony Carlisle y Janin,
lann, Mr. Condge Mr. Jurat, Mr. Connolly, T. Hughes
Parret Copon Laley, Mr. Forbes Mr. Wright, David
FISHER Mr. Mcthl lIoon rlnanv George starry wife
and three chidien W lopkin, John Brooks, Jane
Jameson
TO ARRIVE.
NV Oar Steamship he soo-Mrs iavy, Mrs I.oa
vel, and children Misc spoford q Dcnnson, y Whit
ford holland Capt fohialord, ID Lee, Mrs q Wright
child aud nurse.
DEPARTURES.
Noprotw Fr--eleamahip Yorktown Hines, Cook
l,dv and child Mics Tiers, W Porter, y Wnvert0u. WIN
Gallon, James Henderson, Geo Whitfield Jn0 Whiteheld
Mira Howell Mrs W Sprngue y Armised T. Day, levi
Risscii r. Campo, Movers N Hess, Thos Brown.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY James Adger-Mrs Ga nble, !
,wrgpce Ii he harry II Brn, VIM u Thayer. Il Ulen Z
tsmed Il Vilhrr \ IL GAL " Rivers, MIS- whitlenYre
X Ciney Jr, and lady, Haley, Mrs Open loing
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NunSGroS, March ., 1881.
Prevalence Of Union FsetiBq--No action Expected from
vfrginio-Rsfssol 10 Re,e'e Eottery Chovsrs.
We people in the little State Of Delaware you must
have Observed keep ourselves big quiet these
stirrrg times of buster trickery and The fact
U.s. that while the sympaihies of large portion Of cit
izens with the cotton states and their acon IL be
eved TO have been 10 the main iustaable, yet
rial interests bind 10 the North should Mary land and
Virginia be driven into secession, reaction might take
place against Union sentiments but this point our
leading men are incredulous The split in Virginia be-
the Eastern and Western Of the State
scarcely be healed and until It vs. available concert Of
action s to be looked for there. Maryland will be
qucscen until the Old Dominion and here have
little to fear even II we perceive less 10 hopc for The
Dover Legislature " was thought might meet In extra
session but the movement 10 that effect defeated
our Legislature vas aRitatcd recently BY the lottery
question Wood, Eddy Co. were, IN fact, refused
newal Of their charter the present having however
expired The reason OF reaction this subject, Is
mainly to be found In the pockets OF the members Of the
state Senate and Assembly Two years ago hundred
and forty thousand dollars paid partly promsory
notes. by another company The Wood concern refused
20 be muctcd pecuniary because they afford TO dis
penee with Delaware altogether their lottery charters
eIsewhere--in Kentucky and Mssour-havc sill
teen years uneNpred These are Included N six separate
giants
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Tha Iega re rf the state Of Delaware having given TO
r. france O. lottery ter twenty years, We me
undersigned Commissioners app tinted BY the Governor OF
said state superipehd tie drawings OF said oe9y
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn TINS
day
sussEx CoUSM-cIass o. March II, 1851.
II, &c, y. co. 63, So. 20. 80, H. Co. 80, al. ~.
CoESoLIpArLp LorIEEY-CLAss 20. March Ill 1901
.. 25, 81, II, G, 20, 30, 60, 40, %, 30. s.
Witness hands at Wilmington Dell this day Aonday,
March II, 1861.
JOHN DALE
ALFRED b. WoOTTES,,
r. FRANCE 4 co,
Wilmington. Delaware
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A sToNIsHING PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS, 10,
~

A sT0NIsHING PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS 20,
~ FOR CASH
jus; received large quantities Of China GAsswars
and other Goods per ships Admiral and Germana whiC
had been ordered previous the panic which
deslrous to sell
FOR CASH.
them with any bills purchased
samples OF the goods on exhibition In Window
French China Dining Plates, of good quality 81 poe
dozen, never before offered for less than 81 50,
French China breakfast Plates for IS cents and ia Pistes
IS cents per dozen.
French China Dining Services, 200 pcs, FOR s2tM
:" Decorated Tea Service a. 62sand ,nwarss>
Rich Cut Glass and Engraved Gobets for per dozen
ff' PM" engraved pec"n'eIs Tor | e per pair.
Rich Decorated Porcelain Toilet Sets for $50
A great variety of other goods such Ware O.
Futures crockery &e At equally low prices The soods
Will be opened and ready for sale Monday H. A.
lots over 50 dc vered free of charge New Brooky
ana Jersey e saiy and 40, R,o.ds aAuGawoUT CO.
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HYATT s LIFE BALsAM.

hHBuMArISM In it, most painful forms; also scrof MA
eyspels sa rhsun, pmples bochea old ulcers, tever-
the worst cases OF diseases or the blood
plants debility liver and Kidneys incident conslmpton
1c, are Most certainly cured by this great puriner
Hvatts Life basam has Of
and SIMILAR diseases and Will most csrtniy any
which be reached by medicine taken IN accordance
with the directions
Hyats Life Balsam enred Mr. Rice 80 Grove snt
y Clinton market Of inhanfnatory aad gout
after he had been crippled for
Hyats Lilo Balsam cured mir ~ r. Holly d0ckmsster,
No WI Madison street o. terrific ulcer he bad been
N The Broadway Hospital ak rs and then thought 20 be
ineuable.
Hys.ts iife Balm cured Mrs. Gore Thru ayenus sns
Fifty hrt street ct evil fhe ulcers hsa
destroyed the flesh from the until tho wmopc waeN
posed W cured Mrs. Gore also Of dyspepsia -, -
Hyatts Life Raam cured ~. AIDE man y Neuy thir
tenth Ward, r. D. BROOKLYN ~ rheunzu~m ave. ~ ~
been under medical treatment in vain and crppss9 toe
months :. ..- -,
Principal DEPOT si6 rand street . cents per b''He
| CToDART PIANOS ,,.r, ,,,,o,,
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AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA

NEN URiFits, Mtfch III, 1901.
General Twiggs declares that the government shall not
reverse its decision against him lie considers II
being the Of the most distinguished honors
conferred upon him.
The Louisiana Convention has adjourned to Wednesday
II is waiting receive the constitution from Mopgome-
~. which completed Saturday. The opinion is
entertained that the Convention has plenaty power
raty reject H. and, per cra that should 20 to the
people.
The inaugural excitement has simmcred down.
The from Washington this morning that the adj
mnistraton would order the evacuation q Forts sumter
aud Pckens is viewed settlement Of the question
favor OF peace policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

TESTIMONIAL TO MADAME ANNA Brs1Iop The admirers Of
an artist who has contributed than any other
son to faniarize the public with the English Opera will
be glad to learn that there is movement foot for
grand testimonial benefit to Madame Anna Bishop Re-
Gently Madame Bishop undertook tho management OF
English Opera at Nibo's Garden Pecunarily the expe-
riment was failure II is proposed to remunerate
Madame Bishop for her losses by benefit performance
in which the best resident artists will assist We have
no doubt that the affair will BIO entirely successful
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THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS.

MONTGOMERY Ala. March H. 1861.
permanent constitution has been adopted II has
been kept secret but member Of the Congress states
that among its provisions the President Is to six
years the executive appointments under tho grade OF
cabinet officers hold office during good behavior and
removed for assigned M writings The slave trade
Is prohibited clause was adopted that Cabinet officers
are not prohibited from holding seats in Congress.
An act passed authorizing the issuance Of million
Treasury notes.
An approp aticn bill for current expenses assed
The secretary of the Treasury 6ncs difficulty 10
gotatiDg much OF the fifteen million loan at par Is
Leeded at present.
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srXAMsHP ADRarc.-we requested by Messrs
Rowland and Aspnwal to say that they bad intention
of ntmatng that they not to receive compensation
from Mr. Cunard for the detention Of the Adriatc
take the mails Wednesday They desired by their
tice to put stop to the false impression which existed
that the ship had been chartered in the place Of the Aus
traasian, and was to 60 to Liverpool.
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lot.
teries WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KEsTucxY MISSOURI LOTTERIES
DfLAwARE-ExTRA CLASS 100, March H. 1861.
AZ CO, SIS, 22, ~ o. 81, 90, &c, SO, CO. "a, 80, AS
DELAwARE-CIAss 10 March II, 1861.
&c, 10, As. "a, SO, 81, 20, Is, 40, "a, IA, 80.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars, sent
free OF charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY Co, Wilmington Delaware,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., st. Louis, Missouri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

THEATRE FRANC is.-"Un Chapeau de Paille Itac,''
which bad great success Saturday will be repeated
on this evening IN place Of "Ie Hcnneur ct pArgent
|the piece previously announced.
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Catarrh.-Th Painful Disease IL Sure
ly cured by DIR. GOODALE'S well known remedy. Thou
sands testify efficacy Enclose stamp for pamphlet
describing Catarrh. Principal depot 6l2 Broadway.
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Married..

ADMINISTRATION Monday, March IL, by Rev. G. A.
Peltz n SHEPARD KEITH to anna SWAN second daughter
of Andrew T. Swan, all Of this city.
WnIErT-CuRTrs.- Monday, February 25, BY Rev,
Samuel Curry, WILLIAM J.. WALLET OF New Jersey, 70
Miss AMANDA CURTIS Of Boston
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Hill, Imimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whiskers. No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 30 cents. black
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The IA, awnings OF the Sussex County and
Conso tdsted Lottery Of Delaware.
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Why DeIay.-Whfte, the Halter, has the
gem Of the season Mt 26 Broadway, opposite st. Paus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

Cristad0rO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
PEGS the world wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. No. Aster House.
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REPEAL OF THE MAINE PERSONAL LIBERTY
LAW.
OUR WILMINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

EOtTUN, March II, MOI.
The bill to repeal the Personal Liberty act has passed
the senate Of Maine By q vote OF IL to 10.
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inaugural good, but many cay at IT, II is impossible to
please every one KNOX the of Broadway
and sutton street who manuactu hats FOR Aue found
fault with baers although knew OF
hrs customers willing admit that STYLE
becoming elegance easy set exibty and finish, Chapeaux
o m kp ire perfection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

The Union PIN pure Goid) may DO had
ct WHITES Ha. Store, under the Museum Price ST.
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Gentlemen Seeking COmbinat lions OF
economy superior quality and elegance u dress Hat for the
spring Of 1857, are invited TO call.
EsPENsCHEID, Manu-. sctnrer e Gents Hats,
No. lis Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

Trusses.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. yesey Asor Eouse opposite the church
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npOldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whts'
and mustaches to grow luxurlantly Sold wholesale
and retail by W. A. BACHELOR, Is Bond street
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-RelIablc and In.
black Factory 81 Barclay street. Sold
and applied ct W. A. BATCHELOR's, 10 Bond street.
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just Look mt the List or Novelties an
nounced in the advertisement OF Baraums Museum.
Brooklyn Art-Photographic.-im
Gray yignette the CHIEF of Photographic portraits
CHAS. II. WILLIAMSON. Fulton st. OPPOSITE Clinton
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eRAND SQUARE AND PtcCoLD
The best manufactured.
Warereum7 Jas Broadway
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Bachelors Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees most perfect limitations OF send Tor
measure card TO 10 Bond street. N. Y,
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1000 Photographs Taken Daily. "a Card
Pictures g. large Paror Pictures beautifully tinted
81, by HOLMES, sos Broadway.
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Wheeler q wilson's Improved SEWN
Machines At reduced prices, Oaiee, sos Broadway.
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For the West.-The Rest Horse Power
and portable Burr stone mill BENNET BROTHERS, 40
Gold street.
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Grover 4 Bakers Family and Manu-.
facurng Sewing Machines Prices reduced 495 Broadway
New York
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just Received and Now In Store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT.
j. FRED MI Ill s.si So aud 90 aeaae street