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DY THE PICKWICK CLUB.-Oliver Twist, by
ID Boz, volumes in one, with IL engravings. Price
81 cents.
The State Prisoner, Tale Of the French Regency
volumes and additional supply Of Alice, together
with other publications. this day received, for
sale by F. TAYLOR, for circulation among the sub
scribers the Waverly Circulating Library immediately
cast OF Gadsl,y's Hotel may
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TINE NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, volume
i octave, beautifully printed, price one dollar
The Philadelphia Book, or specimens in Poetry and
Prose of Philadelphia Literature, lvolume, l2mo.
New England and her Institutions BY one OF her sons
VOL limo Of 27l pages, handsomely printed Price "
cents. just received for sale by III
iune 81 r. TAYLOR.
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CHIP AND SHORE; Or, Leaves from the Journal Of
~ Cruise in the Levant. BY an Officer OF the Y. D
Navy. | vol. Price rs cents.
Constantinople and Athens. BY the author lvol
Price rs cents For sale by
june7 ... +. TAYLOR
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TIME LAWS OF ETIQUETTE, or Rules and Re-
i Elections for Conduct in Society: BY Gentleman
Etiquette for Gentlemen, with hints on the art Of con-
versation. Published in London--lS3S.
Etiquette for Ladies' with hints the preservation
and Improvement of beauty.
Madame Cenarts Book of Politeness and Proprety Of
Department. addressed to the youth of both sexes 9Th
American from the 9th Paris edition. Price so cents
just published, and for sale by +. TAYLOR,
Also, Lord Chesterfeds Advice to his Son; vol OF
275 pages, full bound. Price 81 cents may IL
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DULWER'S NEW NOVELETTE, LADY OF
ID LYoNS-An additional supply is this day received
for sale by II. TAYLOR.
Also Ion. by Talfoard, Miss Trees celebrated Ira
gedy
The Love Chase, by Knowles.
The Wrecker's Daughter, by Knowles.
Bulwers Tragedy Of the Duchess dc la Valiere.
Francis the First, Tragedy, by Fanny Kenble.
The Star of Seville, Tragedy, by Fanny Kemble.
Sheridan Knowles Dramatic Works, in volumes, OF
400 pages each. Price for the whole, rs cents
Fl June Ia 81 So tt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY, July s.
Mr. ADAMS, who had the floor, yielded il to ac-
commodate Mr.. SLADE, who offered resolution.
which was agreed to, as follows:
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IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, July 3.

Mr. CLAY, of Kentucky, presented petition from
Daniel Large stating that he had made discovery by
which explosions steamboats, might be prevented and
asking Congress to pass law by which his invention
might be tested, and to make him proper compensation
If his invention should succeed
DISCOVERIES IN MAGNETISM.
Mr., TALLMADGE, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, made special report the memorial Of Henry
Hall Sherwood in relation 10 his discoveries in magne-
tsn and the application Of those discoveries to the
determination Of latitude and longitude Mr. I. moved
that the report be laid on the table and printed
After few explanatory remarks by Mr.. TALL
MADGE and Mr.. Southland, the report was laid
the table, and ordered to be printed, with 5000 ex
ira copies ae#@
On motion Of Mr. MERRlcK, the Committee for
the Dsretof Columbia discharged from the fur
Their consideration Of the memorial OF the citizens OF
Georgetown asking their recession from the United
States 10 Maryland
EXPLORING sxpEpirioN.
The Senate took up the resolution offered some time
ago by Mr. SorTHARp, calling on the Secretary OF the
Navy FOR information detail in regard to the vessels.
officers scientific corps, and past expenses Of the ex-
ploring expedition
Mr.. SOUTHARD explained at considerabe.length
the various objects embraced BY this resolution
The resolution on motion Of Mr.. WRroHT was laid
on the table.
On motion OF Mr.. TRoTTER. Che Senate took up
the Dill klnuoductub ny Mr. NhLkhhJ W ""'ioi'1e ~"
State of Mississippi to invest the two per cent fund,
granted to that State for the construction OF roads, in
public lands lat fly cents per acre) that had been Oh
fered for sale.
The bill ordered to be engrossed.
The bill directing the investment Of certsn funds be-
longing to Indian tribes IN the State stocks &c.
taken up explained, and advocated by Mr.. WHITE.
opposed by Mr. WRIGHT; and, on motion Of Mr.,
WRIGHT temporarily laid on the table
Several private bills were committed and
The Senate adjourned.
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The House having resumed the consideration Of the
Army Bill and the question being on agreeing to the
amendments proposed by the Military Committee to
the 9th section,
The amendments were considered and some Of them
were agreed 10.
The bill was finally ordered to be engrossed; yeas
lot, nays H.
And then the House adjourned
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r A ROCHEFOUCAULT-R ochefoucaults Maxims
and Reflections complete, in one pocket volume
anil F. TAYLOR.
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A MEXICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOClETi.--Jnst
IA published and this day received for sale by r.
LOR, Catalogue Of Books in the Library OF the Amer-
can An,iouaran Society Worcester, Massachusetts,
the catalogue itself making large octave volume, closely
printed .....
! Also, Transactions and Collections Of the American
ANTIQUARIAN Society, vol |, published IN 1870, oct yo
and the second volume Of the same work, published IN
Is26 in octave volume april
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DALBrS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS, price 81 IS.
ID Anott's Elements Of Physic" 2 volumes Svo, Sd
edition, price SO 50.
Billions English Grammar, so cents For sale by
iune2 F. TAYLOR
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MANUAL OF CLASSICAL LITERATURE
lNl Translated by Professor Fske (of Amherst College,
SO so 10 octave volumes Is st received for sale by
June Ia F. TAYLOR.
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british CYCLOPEDIA OF THE ARTS AND
ID SCIENCES large vols. London-hl,ed with en-
rrr..inqs Is JUS, received for sale by +. TAYLOR.
Also, The British Cyclopmdia of Natural History,
large volumes
The British Cyclopadia of Biography, large volumes
The British Cyclopadia Of Geography and History,3
large Volumes each containing many hundred engravings
IA
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CHOPPERS ITALY, Gleanings in Italy, by the an,
~ thor of the Spy Pioneer, &c, just published and
this day received for sale by F. TAYLOR or for crcu-
laon among the subscribers 10 the Nayery Circulating
Library june
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TTNICKNORS MEDICAL PHILOSOPHICAL expo
i sition Of Quackery and Imposture in Medicine, by
Caleb Ticknor, NJ volume just published and
this day received, for sale by .
June 30--tf r. TAYLOR.
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TOHNSoM'S ORIGINAL ENGLISH DICT1ONA
j RY, in Volumes quaro-London, ls37--is just re
ceived, for sale by
june9 +. TAYLOR.
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NEW NOVEL---Jane Iomax, or n Mothers Crime, by
IN the author Of Bramblcye House, is Just published
and this day received for sale by r. TAYLOR, or for
circulation among the subscribers TO the Wavcry Circu
lang Library. June &
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CHEAP NOYELS-Tylney Hall, by Thomas Hood,
~ complete, for 81 cents Iyanhoe, 81 cents
The Charity Sister, and other Tales, by Mrs. Norton,
37conts. H.
Lodore, by Mrs. Shelley, author of Frankensten, 81
cents 49,. .s.. *5., .. +.
The Cruise OF the Nudge, 3volumes in one, SO cents
The Tor Hill, by Horace Smith, author Of Brambetye
House, 81 cents.
All well printed, and upon good paper Just received,
for sale hy F. TAYLOR.
april "a
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TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF 'REPREsENTATIvEs.
EVENING SESSION.

FRIpaY, June 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

Wednesday evening the sch Instant y ~ New ysry
Patton. Cornelius W. Cukener. formerly - ~ ~.
60 Miss Eliza, eldest dsughter Of huus "s'e''''''
city. ,r-,,. NJ Abrau,
psryee to Miss Caroline E. daughter Of William Aien Hsq
Do the sOR irs.nt by the Rev. Mr. Gutter OF nroo.yn
rbos Clark TO Ehssbeth c. H. Smith, daughter Oh INC a'e
On the asih instant BY the Rev. Mr. Cohen w. =;
ver to Miss Catharne r. Prince eldest dausn'er
Price ESQ all Of this city. NJ Nor,rov NJ
on Tuesday the Instant by the Reg DR. m r
Nur all of this city. . : - nx..h.~s Gao M Tupi.
son, Of New Jersey, 70 MISS Msnahhe' uausA " ~ "
gilbert Grotecoss, of this city. :. D. NJ. S.h.onu.
A. Harlem on the goth by the Rev Mr. Schoonma'
Her Alfred II Green M D. OF North Carolina to Miss Caro-
Line Curew, Of the former place - Tho o., ,,n, NV
Al Scotchto Orange county ~ II on me ga nsah py
the Rev Ralph Bull Msses MsMonige to Miss Mehitable,
AZ snoaport Cayuga county. the 2t Instant by the
Rev NJ Tncas Jonathan Lawrence Of Elmira to Mary.
.Iaughier of Samuel Richardson, Esq .
AZ Cedar swamp, b. L. the 9th nstant by the Rev. MT
Dana Absalom Barrett, of Milton NJ Y. to Elizabeth H.,
che eldest daughter of Wet Underhi ESQ., OF the former
place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
DIED

On the Sls instant Ann wife of Archibald Morrison in the
18Th year Of her age.
29n instant Major Jacob Reed OF the revolutionary
army, and ad-de-camp TO Gen. Washington - 81. :.
Tuesday, the 2slh instant, Mrs. Elizabeth H. wiie Oh
JOHN g. Norris. ,, 81.
Al BIoomingdale the oath instant Mr. Charles Grim,
native of Baden, in Germany, aged II years ,-, ...
At Chatham Columbia county, N. " on the zItn ihstsn
David Aase ESQ., old and respected merchant oil THIS city,
In the list year OF his age. , -, ... O.,
phen Resell D. aged Sc years. son OF the Rev. stephen
Al Louisville Ky ON the instant, after illness OF five
DAYS ME- Lodowick Leeds aged years, formerly OF New
London, Gem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

- FtMrLED FACES-The great "sir Astley assured the
proprietor NJ the tine he this receipt that he never
knew an instance o. m produce The ss< ~
n In Europe has been Immense
Sold by Guton, W Bswery, n Grand St Hen
W ccrner ~ Pike -, al Grand ST G. Hart cor OF Broad
way m. Cousndi WIN. y. Hoffman. e57 broadway, and
Price - eents ,s-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
"sust quibps IN satyra vdear nnis scer..
REwAHE OF IGNOnANl PRsrENDEMs
ID To MEDICAL ENDwIEDCE- DOCTOR Will

- TO MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE DOCTOR VIII
LIAM EVANS IS grateful 10 The p.trc for the hge COZ
hdsnce which they have BEEN peass 10 repose ~ n -
IN testimony Of his gratitude he begs leave = assure m hax
he has received psests through knot ssverng V
Gusts than from the deviaons OF the ns uses from morality
Dr. Evas- wedge medical and surgies ractce he's
been derived from the schools sd hospitals IN kpgianA
asd Scossdhe not therefore 20 he cssed with men igns
rant Of these Important Who scarcely sb.e
AIR their sign n,snus bsve bossbt over pr pudor hs
starved aud Quartet epcr.sd aspss for fame tn PM
bslewea nosrss go up thossh the snr sscr sues." %
love Of gold
he tr~.,. S~ie,t, diseases according the
the .am,Isnt ssd pecusres o The Constitution He
- lse droos supersa,ursea with mercury nos thes
largely on mi erabe victims OF his
Mercuris" medicine Just like the murderA
g ~ho s6er he knocked the brains of fellow
a,e pretends that he has rcmes replace tbem Many
~ ~, martyrs above sboninshls treatment be
proved the satisfaction OF The pvbc have sought for 50
und 100 Cbsham Al educated persons ~hetker
sJns er net are requested 10 call ~ the oHe ~ Ur
Evs ssd they will hsd that his medicines have bees COZ
ec without any regard ~ and made up sssereG
ormnls Of The hest Eurcpsss and American ospes>~
tsrl. and rharmscopriss -.
Bssdss delicate disease. Dr. sy,ns has esrefsy sns s
cesy saed TO the general affections 81 the hunsn osay
such spupexy epersv, tic douleuesr ~foua usssses
~ the heart and lsngs, dyspepsia, or ndgeon 'nsv
ms,sr and the spurious p~ogesy ~ both vorns NC ses
~ ehidren and the diseases o. msrrea sna IN
married females.
80 Open from O'Clock A. N. until eP.m mySmu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
SIXTH WARD HOTEL.

corner Of Centre and Duane streets.
ar THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully announce to their
friends and the public that they have taken the above spa
cous and central establishment which they have newly Mt
out, hope, by strict and furnishing the
choicest articles, TO merit share ofpublc patronage Ihe
Long in good order for military drills public
meetings societies. military meetings, &C. &c. Also, rooms
for court martals, committees, &C.
MUSICAL PARTIES every Wednesday and Saturday
evening until further notice Several musical will
be in attendance. JAMES DUNN
iel JOHN LAYDEN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

T THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that addition his extensive and splendid Bar
he has opened and fitted In handsome commodious
style and for the conducting
the The Shades plan, and IN accordance has given
the title The being complete
~ furnish 10 his delcscy especial
famed Welsh Rsrebt, thei Gaming Meg
usually found in similar establishments, he oIcis public pa
uspsse.
To the admirers Of social intercourse the friends Of
ny and the Of FIRST Havana, Puff "dul Gaze
away. the BowERY SHADES will b. found NJ pleasas.
be shed for by the fsssious cpl
The rules regulations are Of wheescas order
apd by which the Bowery Shades will be eiuveiy
erped.
On Saturday evening" May 10th, the va he hr open
wyi7.,mis. = " BARNETT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

NEW YORK BAZAAR
KINDS AND slzEs, EVERY sryLs, AND roR ANY
LINE OF BUSINESS WHATEVER,
12l Fulton street,
Three doors from Nassau ST.
~ City and couury merchaas viii find constantly very
large stock hard They be &C at short
them pro6,abe packing nay be desired 10 any part
mos superior eunlty-wii satisfy every purchaser
Also, Jus, received W late ARRIVAL hre lot Of
CRATE APRONS,
cfths beautiful patterns Which attract the attention Of
DIAPHANoUs M!NDnw SHADES,
AND Sns5 10 r srsN Sp1 Ill ci A rH
These segan, .pd ~ pss e sssyso much
= Ss 1RereFsI ss,oS WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY,
rsnsy o Ss are Ur vey ged Tor ser ssysy
'T, ~, ,.s, "r,s ., e,. sd. clean ard rsers &
s,snss, and tes.y viii ordinary ..es viii last Fer yn'
and NST oSy 4 Tg o 20
E 4ns me fs seosSale SND
WINDOW sHADEs
EVER oFyEREO TO THE PUBLIC
Sold wholesale AVID retail, BY I. cHRIsTyt
.,a,, M,sSG a; olsen q ss ys ,s
mys.im Third door above orsrd street
LEyIsON a BROTHER.
eeu,h East corner Of Ann and william streets,
LAW MEDICAL, CLASSICAL, THEOLOGICAL,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Flank aud School Books,
sr.rorsRy, PAINTS, &C,
my2i.im. A tn. lowest prices for cash
NEW YORK TAFT nsALLs--wni he sold
sucii~r tnder the dreeton Of The proprietor eflhe
well known Isb shnenl on Esdsy, LIST june al IN A. NJ at
the Hcrse ri M JaAn snedek~r -sarhe Union Course,
Long leland several very enc thoroass bred MARES sad
COLrs-rmepg which may be ssmed tie celebrated
Mare M~rora cot ny Ratle dam SpartsmiS;res-aso Die
Vernon. the dam .f hs welt knews race horse o.dmus.
~ En Guxtf ala nly 10
my-sia o.. MOORE, i4s Brosdway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

WANTED-sis re.peetsele females 70 wo.s ., light
thehoor Of Q aud iao'cock, A. NJ 6koRGE CHANCE,
taI az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

COnPOHATION SBINPLASTEbS
J.C. MORRISON g. SON,
Nos. 1856 and 1888 Greenwich ST
between Fulton and Vesey streets, New York,
IMPORTERS OF
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Dye Woods Dyers Fners
Bleachers', Paper Makers, Gunpowder Manufacturer
Ha-rs Calico Printers and Painers' Articles Oils Win
dow Glass, and Glass Ware, Patent Medicines, Surgeons
Instruments, &c. for sale cheap.
GROCERSs ARTICLES.
Tea SPONGE coarse and fine
Nutmegs Ssltpetre
Mace Carraway Seeds
Indigo Snuff, Msccaboy
CASTLE Soap do Scotch
Gloves Stoughton's kitters
Cinnamon Sup. Carb. Soda
CAYENNE Pepper Black Lead
fo Poland and Pearl Ashes sioarbrdgc Fire Brick
Starch Corks
Rotten Stone Cassia Buds
Lquorics Ball Castor Oil in BEETLES
BAH Brick Alcohol
Saeratus Cspperas,
EPSON salts
Powdered Ginger and Root Flour sulpher
white Lead, diy and in oil Lab In bottles
Jamaica Ginger Lnffcer Matches
Alum Csrb. Ammonia
Oil Peppermint, and other Britt Luslre
Essential Oils Olive Oil In baskets
IsnglAss, Russia Soda for washing
OILS.
Winter strained Sperm Linsesd
Fall do do Neaisfoot
Summer do a, Olive or Sweet
Whale and refined Whale, Spirits Turpentine, and
FAMILY MEDICINES,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

IlOAHDING-A genileman and his vie, or two or
- three single grnenes, accommodated with board
al NO ~ Whithsu street. ms I'm
NEEDLp FISH HOOK y. nc kc.-wILLIAM
4 CROWLEY D. SON, having received from their manu-
facturse Acester, War~icksbre tnesr Reddeh ssd
By the last three or four packets, very great ion
their prev ous large stock wishes make known
chants Of the above articles they
on hand t~es million OF needles. principally super6ne drill
ed, sharps, and beta eess, with others, Nc. kc
WIN. CROWLEY h SON, s3 Cedar 81 N york.
pyxslW and N Commerce st. Pbisd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
vAUxHALL GARDEN.


EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
~ On Saturday Evening, June 3D. Mr. LOVE, the GEE.
brated London Dramatic Poly phonist will have the
of making his second at this place. saa exsio
course Of The evening hs New BRASS BAND viii
Periern several new sndbeauNfui pieces vIZSna' ~ ~
dedicated TO the 9Th Regiment Grand March, descesso q
Capitals Vincenps Company Of the Light Cnsfsss T.n
kins Blues Grand Waltz Trombone Oblgato Tn
several other pieces never performed In TINS Guy,
Garden will be brilliantly illuminated every evening" '"ea
permitting.) :.
Reeshmeals of all kinds readiness Officers engaged 70
keep every order necessary, on all occasions
Admance during exhibition evenings, % esnts-ossr eve
niHgs, l24 cents. = - :. 80, oa.. .v.rv
Evening this Season Sundays excepted. :.
Doors open at o'clock-Performances commence ~
half past O'Clock, precisely. lsl
UNION COURSE
u FRIDAY-Puse, sleeo-Foar Mile Heals
WIN McCareo (ofvrgna) enters b. b. Charles Carter, by
Lance, dam by Sir wliam-5years eld
r. johnson enters h. Boston, dam by Tirnoison oy
The great reputation Of these horses must ensure great
so"e'" ALEX 1. Bolts,
DAVID H. BRANCH.
The Beacon Course Races commence next week. jellt
CARD.
" WE, the undersigned, passengers on board the British
baroue Minstrel Hull thanks Capt JeHknson
the mate Edmund Jenknsan for their Kindness ana at
tenon which addition their nautical Skill c0asid
ourselves indebted for speedy and comfortable
ac Atlantic From experience can assure
occasion proceed to or from HULL that
voyage than in the good barque MINSTREL with her worthy
commander, Capt Jcnknson.
On behalf Of the passengers,-
JOSEPH LEA.
JOHN HUTSON,
iel-lt FRANCIS WATSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
A CAixD.

III LOUIS BENOIT, Professor Of Music respectfully nv
To the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York and III
vicinity that he has returned the city after absence
three and he return his tanks them for
and beRs acquant them that he still con
inues in his professional line His residence at No N Tho
ma 4 New York pvos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
NORTHUMBERLAND.
CARDS.
AT f79 nm nAnWAv

VISITING CARDS in plain writng the Italian and fancy
hands printed The polished German Porcelain Card may
he procured nj the Of Maiden Lase Broadway
sTOUs Engraving Establishment, where specimen
may be
Also, silver plated Number plates the plaag OF
which uncommony thick the silver being expressly rolled
Cor the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards executed with dne ess and
taste.
order.
Brass Door Plates Knockers, nc.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden Lane
ale5m and Broadway.
III MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Femai- hyscisn has re.
moved TO 372 Bawery door above Beecker street
ladies be accommodated with board pleasant furnished
and the best OF attendance during their
MIS- srd costumes be consulted all incidental
10 females. Advice gratis .3n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

NJ MR.. BRIsTow.-Let all bad writers lock at
his advertisement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
s. SYLVESTEK,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,


Nos. $50 BROADWAY, and % WALL sTRsET
UCTIUN NOIICE.-WM. w. SHIRLEY will
n sell this day 10 O'clock 81 Bread way, quantity Of
ard second hand sofas, chairs tables wardrobe
pets mating book cases, lamps, china glass pic
CENTRE with marble tops, work stands, bureaus des ing
stands vases rich china disner bedsteads
feather beds, Windsor blinds, &c. jl.lts
GS REWARD.-LOST on Wednesday afternoon,
SDO May 3Oth small wallet, containing eighteen Dollars
In money, and of hand for Fifty Dollars supposed to
ba Wall and Grand Streets in Broadway
finder willre the thanks OF the and
nc "'''e y ORWELL w. CHURCHILL,
jel-l- 45s Sread way.
HORSE LOST.-Strsyed esersay morning, from the
bay Horse Isl hands high two white hind feet white mark
the nose and the forehead. The finder will be
suitably rewarded and expenses paid by leaving him at his
stable 1877 Amity second door below Me Dougal
giving information where he may be found. jei.St
ITO THE LADiES-F. W. 4 W. r. GlLLEY have
received during the past week lots of Dry Goods OF
the newest styles and patterns opening this mornng 3oes
yards of fine Dover and 500 yards Merack Cacoes ali
shilling yard such have before been offer
ed at the price in the city. Fine Lowell Long Cloths full
yard wide. nj one shilling.
figured and PLAIN French sans and gro nap and great
variety OF ribbons, grapes, &c.
great variety OF summer goods and every other article
the dry goods line.
The above bavisg purchased for cash entirely
on and will be sold such terms cannot fail to sn
Ladies who fond Of good bargains will please CALL
inc and be satisfied, al No. 424 Grand ST. jel-5T
TMPORTaNTD Y-The subscriber will
remove CORNS from the toes feet ia twenty miRutes
without ictng painer drawing blood
The above German discovery and obtained by the sub
scriber al great pSnsc.
Persons afflicted opportunity of relief afforded
them without awaiting the result OF long and tedious
Patients visited at their dwellings, ifdesred
Apply 434 Broadway and l97 William ST. -
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u As they have adopted the cash system, and able
sell clothing the reasonable The public
ved 10 cali and examine their assortment they will be
satisfied that great saving will ne realised in cash system,
conducted nj 81 Chatham 81.
NB Cloth and cashmere vesngs kept hand, and made
10 order In the most fashionable style. my24.Imt