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is OF the surest c-ratvcs Ut uaa ~ rev
days all the fever cases viii be IT, ~ "
Island, 10 accordance with this idea.
SrRIK AMONG TAG 'IoEash qHEnES sa 's'uA'
among the loneshoremen OF tho Fast 'o''" iV"S
took place yesterday, and q consequence, IN was
aluiest entirely ended The IN the East ssh
demand an acease % paw which will gave them thh
seven ana ha cents hour for working day OF nne
hours aud the North river ask tue same rate OF
compensation FOR ten hours per day No iisordery con-
quot was noticed among the strikers, although hgh
degree OF Excitement existed. large force OF police
was On hand an day 10 readness quel any disturbance
that might
Strip q IN JoCRSgYafES HoasEsuosRs The Journey
men horscshaers have struck, asking for advance
~ seventy i've cents per dag their present rates
They have received heretofore 81 Is day The horse
shoers rarded through tue city yesterday dressed 10
the snowy regaa OF their association for the double
pose of celebrating their fourteenth anniversary and
their strike
MERCANTILE LiBRAxy ASSOCIATION The for.y-tbir
nuaI meeting Of this association will be held at Clinton
Hall Aston place. this evening at eight O'Clock and the
proceedings will be of most interesting character Mr.
Charles Swords will preside and tho annual reports iii
be read by the officers
The CoBURN TESTIMONIAL Tho testimonial for the benc
At OF Joe Coburn the his departure for London
VIII OF at the city Assembly Rooms TONIGHT and
promises to be an Interesting aair All the celebrated
boxers will be band, and the "wipd up" between Co.
burn and unknown will probably be the lnest
displays OF science witnessed in this city This will
be the last opportunity Afforded the public to Joe
prior 70 bis departure for Europe 80 Ia presumed there
will DO crowded house.
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they waiting or the Cape for storeshp when they
proceed China take the place OF an American
figats those waters about which they made inquiries
but when told OF the Alabama being III tue emma waters
they appeared 70 consider insignificant she then left
the vessel Is a three masted schooner sails very
fast and 20 all appearance lis British built.
The Alabama put into rabo Bay March 20 for Goals and
other supplies The total number OF ships destroyed and
captured in the Indian had been seventhe Amsn-
da Winged Racer, Contest, Martaban or Texan STAR,
s. mora, Highlander and Emma Jare-but Captain
federal commerce by his cruise IN the Indian
five million dollars the presence Of the
Alabama caused such panic that great numbers or
the federal ships lay N Singapore and other hsrbirs TOR
more three mouths unable freight and afraid
TO sea. Tue Alabama WAS expected 10 remain
10 Table Bay for three DAYS.
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view TO the restoration or peace me, Monday, April
70, at one 7 at the Treasury.
present.
They .ere as foliows:-s
30. AuSrla-coant Appony and Privy Councillor Bicycle
Irance-prince do la Tour d'Auvsrgns
Fnsino '-sars Russell and Clareptop
Prussia-Count BeFnstorl and Privy Councillor Balsn
Kussil-Baron Brunnow
co nenmark-saron de Bile, NJ Quaade (he Mnisor and
German CONGREGATIONAL dc Buast saxon Muster.
sweden-Couns Wachtmester.
FRENcH OPINION or THE NEGOTIATIONS
FROM The Memorial npionailue Of Paris April 25.l
Lnro earehdon mas returned 10 London having In the
namo OF his government formally engaged to support
eneree',caiy The demand for an ermstice which the
frce ae IA TOUR dAuvergn has boon instructed TO make
ut the first sitting OF the coaerence In oher words.
France and England have mutually hund themselves 20
declare war against t0at Power which should refuse TO
agree to truce. we believe ourselves able TO
state that no mention of armis;ic, was
made at The FIRST sitting OF the conference.
since so important question could oniy DO negatively
discussed by the REPRESENTATIVES q Germany We bcieve
principle, unless Denmark should evacuote the
Island Of Asen. Austria aud Prussia will then on their
side evacuate he territory OF JutlGnd. as
TIE DIPLOMACY OF ryssrs. ~
Advices from ST. Petersburg state that IS not likely
that Russia will send second pen 20 eniiary tho
conference Should, however the conference be changed
to general congress, Prince GorschakoT would proceed
TUE GERMAN PROPOSITION
iae nenor.a Dspomdtaque ana the other Paris papers
ton which Austria, Prussia and the Gema, Conodera-
ton propose to bring forward at the conference
Integrity of the Danish monarchy;
Political and admin OF tho Duchies:
Maintenance Of their union in single State (reyns
sncnius):
Rendsburg to be made German federal fortress a
guarantee OF the autonomy and indvisbility OF the
duchies.
VIENNA. April 20, 1894.
The Abend Post 1.-THE evening edition OF the official Vienna
Gaeie) says:A hough 1t is scarcely to be expected that
Austria and Prussia will agree the proposal made in
Yesterday sitting o. the Conference for the maintenance
OF the blockade OF The German ports during armisce
yet the negotiations between the cabinets need not be
broken off the friendly rotations between the Ger
man and western Powers be subject TO any Interruption
WHAT THE HoLsrEtNEes SAY.
Arizona, April 90, 1854
The Suprcme Court or Hosten has passed resolution
stating that it will fully in (ecaraoa OF
natl nal rights which has been adopted by the members
Of the tlosien Diet and has declaration 10 that
effect TO London.
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CITY Intelligence.

TIE TRouBrx AMONG TIE STREET CIxAyERs--THE Tax
LEVY SIGNED MAyoR.-The Cartmsns and Working.
mems Association held their promised meeting in front
OF the CITY Dan yesterday forenoon, TO take action
orderly Committees appointed TO visit the Mayor
Comptroller and CITY Inspector who reported back that
pay in few days. This report gave general satisfaction
and the men resolved TO resume work once more. The
arrangement which has been effected may be stated 10
few words. The Corporation Counsel, Mayor and Comp
iroller have induced the broadway Bank TO IKE
ment which the only feasible plan that can be adopted
since provision been made 10 meet the by the
10 inc sasmsn, On he part Of Inc city suinSres
OF the fact that tho laborcrs and cartmen have
Purssr Assistant corporation Counsel was busy all day
yesterday 10 preparing the assignments Mayor 6unthor
81 the city CITY viii accordingly Be paid to day and ,cnor
for which they are. as In duty bound, supremacy
grateful.
TINS TEMPORARY soLpmss' Hoxr-NEyp or IMMEDIATE Ac.
ros LIN days more we shall have many thousand
wounded soldiers from the armies under Generals Meade
and Butler sffivn ING 10 the city 10 crowd the hospitals
and all the resources u the Sanitary Commission and
our priv and public charities 10 the utmost For this
rcs on Of tho highest importance that the request Of
the sanitary COMMISSIONS TO be allowed 10 move the Pair
bud,ngs from Seventeenth street the Battery shout
he granted without delay by the Common Council thus
giving place 70 which the convslescenu now In cur
recenty wounded who win be arriving here in one
tnuous stream for The next month No act that can be
done by the Common counci VIII command more gere.
Sanitary Commission the right to erect tho Battery
this temporary Soldiers Home for convaescent and
furoughed sodcre Every hour Of unnecessary delay ID
this business s cro against the interests OF humanity
'DrArH or Ma Krse, EreiSsRs or BEiLKvus HosYuai.-
Mr. John King, engineer Of Bellevue Hospital, died
at that establishment Saturday last, from typhus
lever contracted while In the discharge or his duties
Mr.. King vas 10 the hes tai, grew up there, and
may be said 10 have spsnt his whole LIE there, having
ed the position OF engineer TO tho building for several
years. HIS mother was maron Of the hospital al tue
time OF bis birth The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon II two o'clock, FREQ, y. STE ms Roman
Cathollr ct teh, IN ~oniy .iA street $50 vas AZ
tended by srs- nrubor OF reopa We DO m'orin D.
Mr. Ntis, tNt saperirtcndoat II the 1os t'li f "
Ie'.. e' pIsfslon, throul aout ne ss ~ So 80,
weeg IL, res;aent Of these tass- ne tosn rensl /
by eurcessri, Vic deaths form IA ~ uf1srtly g.
perez age THO nmrals 81 naritN leye f<lr@
10 u 40 81 sc, teats Hack el is's ist We ra
nens Il tyras Sascs ,e..eerissSs seaebnS .SA tsa
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Court C.lcnoar-Tni. Dny.

SUPREME -CiRcur-PaIt 1--tourt opens at IL
A. M.Nos. 855, sos 1853 1871 l64o, 1895 l743 1855,
Ill., 49, lTSl I4o 1901 1859, 1885, 1885, 1885, 1899
1901 1907 Part 275 Duane street-Court opens at 10
A. M.--Caeudar unchanged.
SUPERIOR CorRr-rRrAL 1ERM--part Mos $500, 1897
46l 4II ara 4l75 AIT, 4l7o 4lS1, 4iS3 Abs 4is7
Also 4io3 4l95 Part Nos. 1920. $3.50. 3454, $500
634 1876 $780, 366s, $780, 1872 ss4 1916 367s, $780,
$685..
COMMON TLEAs Counr--TR'aL rERN-Part Nos. 2os,
25O 400 4S3 679 $50 $751; 5s2 100 634 $50, 56s, 442
56e 800 Part 2Nos 5lS 451, 81, 4o2, s63, 324 4Ss,
4OI, 4sl, 4o2, 4s5, $40, 257, 1914, 564.
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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.


From the London Times (city article, April 27.i
In consequence the uninterrupted Leavness of the
at fractional decline but the market was subsequently,
stoadv at the quotations OF yesterday The first quota.
transsc,ions FOR the account ws rue ~ ne
stock left of at 23s 24o; reduced and three per
cents S9H $685.; india stock, 2ls go, and txchc
The discount demand at the bank to-day was again
comparatively light, but in the Stock Exchange short
loans were In slightly increased request at Az per
cent.
With the exception Of decline OF 4 respectively in
"a ss osa I1i @ e'h sss'
shed tn" fine, being 81 IS. Mexican left of at
@ sa;.
Hamburg was higher; in other respects there was no
material variation from the rates q last post
The quotations OF gold at Paris is about per mills
PREMIUM snd the short exchange on London is 20 a2s
Ish Mint price OF f3 rs Cd. per ounce for standard
gold it appears that gold at about the same price 10
BY advices from Hamburg the price OF gold is 423i
per mark and the short exchange London Is 13 per
f1 sterling. Standard at the English Mint price is there
rather than 3oths cent dearcr in London
LONDON, April 26--Evening.
Mexican was drm at The commencement the market
being gtheped by the that the United States
Senate have, promptly disowned the recent luminous
resolution OF the House OF Representatives. against re-
cognizing, or even tolerstng the new monarchy.
The Confederate loan on the news OF the fresh rise In
gold at NewIYork land of the symptoms disposition
the part some bold members IN Congress bring up,
for tho first time the idea OF acknowledge the Con.
tederate States has advanced closing at Sc a 6s.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April q, 1861
large business has been transacted in cotton to-day,
and the eaes reach fully $40 900 bales 600 srscu
lation and for export Prices very frm.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April s6-Fvenng.
CoTroy Market firm and unchanged, sales for two
days 20 Oco bales OF which spectators and exporters
took 6.0O0
Breadsturs quiet and steady Richardson Spence
Co. report -four quiet and nominal Wheat hrmer but
steady. Corn quiet mixed 28s.
PRovIsioSs.-Thc provision market IL steady. Peef
steady. Pork quiet snd steady. Bacon quiet Lard in
active. Tailow quiet and easier. Butter dull.
PRoDucr.--Ashes steady. Sugar quiet and steady
Coffee sales. Rosn Inactive. Spirits turpentiue quiet
and steady. Petroleum stli advancing 3. Id y Cd
FOR refined.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
The advices from Manchester favorable. Prices
stili advancing: sales small.
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IN the Court Queens Bench Yesterday application
was made for rule itr writ CT habeas to brng
up the bodies Of the Ccnfe erae pirates NJ Liverpool II
will be remembered that three arrested at
Liverpool. at the instance OF the American Minister
charge OF piracy committed on board the Joseph L.
Certify, which vessel they seized her passage from
Matsmoros The Application was nude yesterday on
pc Ground that the prisoners subecis Of the Con
direction OF their government The object Ia to prevent
the prisoners being sent the United States for trial for
piracy. The Court granted the rule nis
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GAribnIIt,s Tour.

THE GENERAL VISITS THE ROYAL FARMS AT WIND
soR--THE wORKINaMEN's MEETING OF SYMPATHY
DISPERSED By TuE LONDON PoIuCr.
Garibaldi visited Windsor and looked over the royal
farms OF April %.
On Saturday afternoon, April %, the London police
were guilty OF most extraordinary proceeding. great
body of workipgmen had been convened on Primrose
H London, to protest agans, tho which
Garibaidi had been induced to leave Mr.. Beaes had
scarcely taken tie chair when strong body Of police
marched to the spot and insisted that meeting
should dispense. In effect they drove the people from
the hill and behaved with great violence OF the
workingmen's committee.
telegram from Naples OF April "a says:--A popular
meeting has been held AT Naples. when address OF
thanks TO the English people for the reception given
Garibaldi was voted and also address Of sympathy
with Hungary. The address presented TO the Eng
lish Consul ut Naples.
PLYMOUTH, April 2e-Fverirg.
The Mayor OF Plymouth presented the borough address
this afternoon at Pcnque TO General Garbadi who
pressed great satisfaction and In Of
denuaton ntimatsd the possibility Of his another
visit to England shortly
Addresses we're also presented by Mr. woolcombe,
tewn clerk OF Devonport Mr.. Cumins Mayor Bodmin
and by Colonel Zach szyrma of Devenport on behalf OF
the Polish refugees residing in TINS vicinity in acknow
edgng which Garibaldi said. 81 am brother TO the
Polesv
It the intention Of the General 70 embark with the
luke and Duchess Of Sutherland board OF Ondne
this evening, and to leave England at once
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M q rried.

BurTs- MArRAS.-On tuesday, May 10, by the Rev. c.
g. bnson At church, Mr. ALEXANDER n. BrrTs OF Wash
ington, d. G.. 10 Miss HxRxrSIE hArRAs OF Brooklyn
l.. l. No cards.
CunErsox--JEwML.-Onw Wednesday, May 4, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev VIM. y.
Hcddcn, Mr. HENRY W. CrBBEReoS, Jr 10 Miss IEIEs A.,
daughter Of Aaron c. Jewell, OF Rossviie, n. J.
HvSr-fIrNr IN baltimore. on Thursday. April y
at the residence OF the brides parents By the Rev Abe
silver, HENRY c. HUNT OF this city, 10 Nss EtiztM
Youngest daughter OF John ". Eaot, Esq u BATH
more. Nd.
Ksrr-vERNryrr.--In Paiuaeld, n r., on wednesday,
April II. by the Rev. ID. j. Yerks, Mr.. FRKpstufK y
KsEr, Of Providence, II. TO Miss SARAH daughter o.
Manning Vornenle, Esq, 81 tue former place. -
PowELI--Powyri.--At the 81 Nicholas fotsi, On Moo
aay, May o by the Kew. Or. Storrs, OF bfokyn, lHee
}. POWELL 10 NARY A. POWELL. both Of this csy -
NATURALIZATION Sunday, Nay 3, BY the Key hr
stolman Al church, HBSRr n RAss 70 sossPRlSn MARIA
KLEIN, both OF this city.
Rochester papers please cepy. . -,
w.rvlxs--ssfylps On Monday, May p, at The resi-.
denoe Of the BRIDE by tho Rev DR. r. .. Sawyer, Lsws
:. WATKINS to CYNrHIA II. SHIELDS, all OK TINS chy
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The deficiency iu the second district OF Kings county
six hundred and eighty en she Third disric, the
quota three hundred and twenty -four Matchmaking
quotas exclusive OF the nifty per All
enlisted since the ls inst will be credited to the draft
Application been made t. tho authorities at Washing
ton and IL is understood will be granted to have sailors
enlisted for two years credited as three years
recruits. This arrangement would have the effect OF fur
Their reducing the quota OF this city six hundred
About four hundred have been enlisted hero since
the 1st inst Therefore the quota OF New York may
at the time OF the draft TO only six hundred
Provost Marshal Major Foote's, OF Brooklyn, received
the following document yestorday-
CIRCULAR NO. IS.
OFFICE OF THE A. A. PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEw YORK, May Q, 1864
The Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General OF this
division directs that the draft In the first nine districts
be postponed until Wednesday. 18th inst.
Provost marshals will invite the Aldermen Counclmen
and Supervisors 70 be the draft that day
The Of the bers OF the boards OF enrolment
will be placed Ia tho wheel.
H. F. BROwNSON, A. A. q.
The circular accompanied by letter from Captain
Brownson, as folows--
OyricE OF THE A. A. PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL
SOUTHERN DIVISION New YORK,
New YORK, May Q. 1864.
Major LEVI c. PoOrEs Four tecnth United States infantry
Acting Provost Marshal Third district
MAORI am directed by readier General Hays to in
form you that tho number men To be drafted In your
district lie three hundred and twenty four.
You will proceed Immediately TO apporton to the
districts OF your district their respective
number. H. r. BROW NSON, A. A. G.
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The Indictment against Mr. Rumble for breach Of tho
Foreign Enlistment act In enstng fog the Rap
pahannock alias Scya, heard before Middlesex
grand jury In the Court Of Queens Bench yesterday
Mr. Justice Crompton charged tue jury and took wide
~ different view OF the law the subject from that
taken by the Lord Chief Baron. Tho viii, In all
probability, como on in day two.
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LIST or AMERICAN VESSELS DESTROYED ~ rH8
PIRArE--A NEW ARMED AMERICAN VESSEL AT
SEA.
March 49, reports: -Ou March 10, 10 latitude 81 south
longitude o5 east, observed steamer under sail
With the American ensign fyhg and signal" Hsave
40 and will send a boat on board -
The orion was thea hove to- when a boat was lowered
from the steamer and alongside OF with eight
moo ali afmod, and officer in uniform The snips
r~psrs and log demanded. The latter being new,
khs old ore VAS dsmsnded. The boats crew told my
ercw that they had two hundred and seventy men on
AeSrs and II was also stated that they were ns, from
No yancro but hAd been seventy days N sea. also that
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AsrFii -suddcniy, on Sunday, MAJ s, EMILY CvH1rs,
wire OF Alscp " Aspsl, in the t2d year Of her age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral "Wednesday afternoon,
O'Clock rom her ate residence, 3oT south fourtn
street, Jersey City, without further Invitation.
eldest child OF John s. and Elizabeth Allen aged years,
months and 10 dayS.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respecluy
invited 10 attend ns funeral from the residence OF his
parents, No 500 South Fourth street, this CTuesday)
afternoon AZ hrlfpast one o'clock.
SO years.
Tue resves and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, this ucsdayl afternoon,
at two ocock from the residence OF his brother, No. o.
Mac iougsl strcet.
skExwAs-ou Monday morning, May o, OF congestion
OF the brain, WILLIE r., onlv child OF BENJAMIN y. and
Carrie A. Bcekmsn, aged mors his aud 10 days.
The relatives aud friends 81 the ,nhy are invited TO
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a Perfect HAIR Dye-Mhler's. Only b.
cents per Dor Try H. Sold b. al druggists Depot 50 Dsy


Ask Tor the vinafcre de Toilette or the
sociee Hvgenlque OF New York Great Cosnste aud
tsrg. take no Other. Depot LIS Cha nhera sfreet
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q II u ID r ATT.

The Drawing Commenced I'm the Tenth
District ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO be-
gin i'm this City To-MOrrow-Our Quo
IN I,G50-Thc Draft Ordered In Brook
lyn orr Wednesday, &c.
Tho draft commenced yesterday morning in the Tenth
district under the supervision OF Proves, Marshal Pier
son. at Tarrytown.
III officially announced that the draft will take place
In this city to morrow. Provost Marshal Hays has ar
rived 10 town from Washing on, ana has issased cir
70 his assistants in the first Congressional dis
trics, inslrucng them commence operations Wed
nesday.
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cureo Iatnsss q children and Young
cay OF snrgcay q may be necessary make NJ charge
| once hours from . TOD
| Deafness. Catn-rb, and all Diseases %
S es Ea Tqpi snd 4 g. SUCCESSFULLY treated BY
| Deafness. Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN Tue HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN run
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH
SE 1 onsra Tymsas? o.
EusTACHIAN TUBE
CURED.
CROSS EYE srRAIqHrFNED IN ONE MINUTE.
sIe ~ ss 81 aid the c Es ans Ear vn nr
BERG, at his consulting rooms sis broadway, near
Twelfth street.
Eruptions. Frsckies. Pimples, Tan,
Italian Meaesed Soap hi apo 4s
Broadway.
Family Albums.
new and beautiful article inch square con tanning
's'''A p'''''''' 'A' GEORGE O. ALLEN.
ll5 Broadway. one door below Canal street.
Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines. 493 Broadway.
Glass Letters for Windows and signs
M aess &c s aSd .aa %
Depot io7 Fulton street, New York.
Grover d Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines for ssls At 9ss Broadway near
machine sewing done in tho bss; manner Maehnes Nth
experienced operators sent to families BY the day
Hill. Inimitab,e Hair Cutter-sty,es
Barclay shsSI.a j. ins best only No.
people and good book for every one Price 81 50
IsTs S6oTE r'e
Knox.-lhe Selection OF n Hat IL a
snbec. entitled TO serious consideration We know
Dying mistake be made in the q his DUTY
ss res
70 s esve M store @ s to w IN
ticie. il is always safe to deal KnoTa ''''''N
Lace CurtaIns-New Patterns OF Not
'nsham @ l. 4 J. B. kelly, $50 Broadway.
Ladies', Alteration -F,utfng. my width,
Way fs"
No More Gray Hairs or Bn,dness.-Con-
snation free by DR. GRANDJEAN. IS years experience,
Paths 80 cents and ST. at 36i Sixth avenue Twenty
Patent Wire Ratings, window Guards,
sc formerly male by the late Nrm q IIa!cnn,"a Wick
52s Broadway, opposite 81. Nicholas iIotel '
Parchment Tags for shipping Cotton.
Specie Machinery. &C. at VICTOR r. MAUGER's. il6
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Highest Premium Lock stitch
Sewing Machines remove 625 Broadway
Houston aud Blocker streets
To Advertisers.
We have completed arrangements which enable
tract for Advertising IN tho leading newspaper. Of the
Cnnadas both English and French on Tho advan.
tageous terms
8 NJ. PETrESGILL 4 co,
Newspaper Advertising Ar.u.s
81 Park row, New York.
To Housekoepers.
The ROTARY LOCK- for hail doors or dwelling houses,
VALENTINE BUTLER.
Patentees nd Sole Manufacturers
Nos. rs and 81 Walker street.
Trusses, Elastic stoc kings. txc.-Mnrsh
co IS Radical Cure Truss Office only at No. 2yessy street.
Lady attendant
The Gomez Submarine Fuse Train, or
the invisible chain Of Gre. 50 Amty strcst.
wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye. Hair Dyeing
Modavia Cream. for beautifyng the Hair al ". A.
BATCHELUHS 10 Bond street
Watches and Jewelry
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
:" GEORGE C. ALLEN, 4l5 Broadway
One door below Canal street, formerly II Wall slreet.
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Watches and Jewe1rv
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
~ GEORGE G. ALLEN, 45 Broadway.
One door below Canal street, formerly II Wall street.
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window shades mt Retaii-Whitc, BUR,
Green and Blue Holland land all patterns OF OFT
Shades. q. l.. &J. h. kelly $50 Broadway.