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superior public and private baths for ladies and seiemen
je25 lmisc
DAAGTEKREoTI Pc APPAllATUs AND INsTRUC
NEWS By x CO a
Of h p"p made a % to . ss the
Ss ogsa az laa eish,
nue. in the class unn perfectly satisfied,
F TART ARTA Z urd.Fps1 b,v, io,, or.a IL.
RhSne from Paris 1000 very superior Plates; also Is mproy-
of ib bs as Ts as an EXTENSIVE Smy
| HARNESSES BY THE DAGUERREOTYPE PRO.
- CESS AIKEN the rooms, corner Broadway and John
street IN au rI9 style with all the modern Improvements,
same.
Instructions in the above beautiful given. apparatus
NR-A the apparaiu; used in the business may be obtain
ca @ ssoyf place description Of mir
stav time during The day may ,"s I1S'
PHHIyTS0SEEEAPHICT, or 1 h6lAGQEKREoTYFE LIKE.
poste Howsd's Hotel large and rooms where
he daily de,os his attention taking kenesses by The above
required for the completion Of and certain Likeness
not exceed SIX or seven minutes and his method of pactcng
the science of such peculiar character that
stncted, even by tie most cloudy rainy weather. f. w
most magnificent specimens of Daeueueotype Portraits ken
by him hat have been executed the discovery of
r. keeps constantly for the most approved Dagceo
type Apparatus, Plates Lens, Miniature Cases Polishing
B-lnsnc,it will be given the Photographer F.
WIS Room. IT'S Broadway. Jei3 im.e
TO AMATEpRs OF THE FLUTE,;aaMT. BARTON.
having recently arrived from Europe be inform the public
that Is his intention devoe portion Of his time giving
on the Fsis according to the system Of the above
For apply II chraserstreet Broadway from the
hours Of 8 TIL O. ie2t imeodsrc
MISS COWAN RESP, cully informs the ladies New York
p. n and is VICINITY .a, she continues giving Lessons dc
a i Sa whs S ssa S IL sSs
houses Of those ladies' VINO prefer receiving lessons heir
Ao splendid ne S Fo for S sre Tor sale 1 On e
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AUCTION Salt.

BY THOMAS BELL.
fSt0ges Noe % Ann aud us Filton street.)
SATURDAY.
AT 100, O'ciack in the sales room.
Large sale Of elegant furniture Of all descriptions. consstn:
Of chal, SOFAS bureaus tables, sdeboards, beds bedsad
looking glasses curtains carpets, wadrobes roek.
chairs sofa beds elegant china cut glass, plated ware, h
cutlery mante clocks and vases Ianofores lustie Lamps g
ha9ies and other elegant hous keeping articles
Also, dinner sets white China, &.
TUESDAY,
Al l012 O'Clock in the sale rooms,
Large sale Of dry goods elegant clothing fancy and pledged
ncies guns watches, jewely, cutlery, hosiery, millinery
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SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
- 80 s sssfsls

tASIUN, KEIHLEHEM, AND ALLEN
TOWN, PENN
Daily, (sundays exceped) and somervle
RAILROAD.
Leave per North River at 8 o'clock NJ, by steamboat
70 Ezabethpor leave the foot of Liberty street ar o'clock
NJ take the Philadelphia train Ezabeintown there
conpect WIN the ears for Somerve; coaches from thence
u'lng Al Sehooleys Mountain early the afternoon al
AZ ga O'Clock the same evening.
For seats further information atpy 10 ID HOPE NJc
chants Hotel ~ Courtland he aIfosd Office foot
oi Liberty street oron board the boat.
Fare through TO Schooley's Mountain, SECS
Eiston,
Brthslem, SI71
m o., Allentown, $500
y B-hxiras provided al the shortest notice
M route on of the short distance by coaches
cohAcnds ITSELF TO the public patronage beng BY fs the
nleasant aud expeditions. i've i'm &c
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TO ship Masters.

TO ship Masters.
We shall favor, if captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Bassett Of fleet
report Of the shipping left the pert whence they sailed
vessels spoken their list Of their and any
foreign they have. Commodore Bassett will
board them imme dately their arrival We will reciprocae
the favor
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INFORMATION WANTED of Wil'Iarn Mans, OF Stafford
shire Enssnd who emgrsted from that place about three
since. When last heard from he in Potvile Pa
sevcd mouths ago he for his wife MARY who has since
arrived but find of her husband Any
ing this who may chance krow him. will be comforting an
everlasting favor by in omn. her where he may be addressed.
jyi6 IfdNwc MARY MANS, New York Post office,
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A UCTloN SALE Or DRY GOoDs-By virtue ola
II wit of Fier r oas, directed and delivered will
expose 70 sale Monday the 18th dav Of July instant 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at No % Maiden lanea large aud valuable
stock 81 Dry goo comprising rich assortment of silks,
ans de nes bombaznes French calico prints. hose gloves
'aces calnbrcs, IRISH iurn Swiss and mul musins silk
cloths cassimecs sanets vestngs gambroons table lin.
,heeng aud shng together with ysety of other goods
the n-. n. HART sheriff
l. ivIt2 tk
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NOTICE-CAUTION.-Al letter addressed T. l.. Smth
~ Esq., Register Treasury Department, Washington
aiming Of URire0 States Five and half
s!o for One thousand Has each dat Washington.
Nos 1929 1920 $780, 1891 and 1874 issued Cammann Viii
house and Co.. and sne red ialy George and John
Laurie, deposited in the lower Post Office in las CITY,
has been received by the department in Washns
ton Notice hereby given l, the transfer Of said Certil
and all persons hereby cautioned ncgocs
the Jyl5 . ins*r
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.007 a EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
Er4fL|p BANKS ON SUNDAY, JULY 1.-THE
$50 Steamboat GEN. JACKSON, capt. d. b.
Tobias will leave Chamber Pier oclock-Amos
gu past Canal half past 9Psr No.
North river quarter TO oPke street at TO- and Pier No
l0H and proceed 70 the Fishing Banks off Sandy o, K
stopping each way Fort Hamilton and the city
Fare each wsy-Twenty-Gve Cent, Bit furnished.
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'INO LADIES' Mrs. TRAUTWEIN respectfully informs
the Ladies of {ewYok and vicinity, that she continue
he work OF Fre"ch Plating Flutns and Clear stachng at No
l02 Eldrdge street. ION the first loor) NeuYofk.
N b. Oders and executed with at the
shortcst notice.
Alsn, Collars FOX sale. je2i liner
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NEW MUSIC
AT REDUCED PRICES.

TWILL, Music PuSI.h.I No. ac Boadway. inform. pur
easers that he continues make liberal reduction
se BY ss Ss% i S'sa
& s%SsssG n % on n,sa
nsts;. ,,;.,.. :, t.. .
ing ar n. among he publjyesstion.'l3 ,L.l,
%sssasen I By .a1y Russell md respectfully dedicated
10, Mafree 1e' SOM words lords, X o. Morris and dc'
Mis-; Elsn Esr; %S agRsasc rHa 1s.Ss.aIiS dsS
S s e music sss and S@ sns
Russell smbeIIsed with ithoyraphc vignette uti.
King iii ms ry b r iSns Ms sS S5, GGs
:sadid isScs graz sisHse .".' ~ '''"'a WIN
oh ibis LOVE- on III; Leyea comic song written by O. p
;isS, viii splendid lhosy spie, sisns,ts; ~ 80, ''
n. Moo. - (. s sssss y !. S!,$s: beautiful.
nah f.. oldsn rims-a popular song in III. .,y. of Henry
Mf NJ. T SS%esL BffF&sy a & Morris ESD
# S S q. % yfs%si B.s ss'@''''
Woma,l, As Jung 6y Bh Bra .;,,. J..
~ music 'e c oU"s ,i Nv 4 n Rro,xn ~ an, M, H.
sesu. Giubiei and Russell Is emIeshed with absautful
'S nh Mbo has M, aeon The xouny ro,. fade ,v e,o,;,.
I'd S Sp @ y +, SsS}
Ihe Neerm.niy Mnd-a ballad sung by MIS-. sutton also
" .s y, ue nusica 'Vhance Didhche OF jersey he
music ny 1ohn d uneu. a,
ZONE sing me tnat sweet ar agaihn sung py Sss fooIe
must Son'poossn ny ihomes roonc ts1. -. -. -
, NJ coat oS NUS 1o'e "''ien oy Ella LOOK
T%ey Ye,Pp e ey jssnS sonr sung b, Mrs Bailey
e Eos'ry 10y Geo. MOTIFS music composed by Austin
rnT!hI, I'LL ,,.,-.o,, .,,o he v;.. Pool. u,. r., Co.
INC pie I'm pa''-ohs' sung o' 'sS rooe music oy DC
ome au wih1s WIN -, 90 'pe AT OF La
Ctant sung Wy Ls. sutton and My Looe ,he Iuoic ana
ph'd,f eoncrts aooneu WIN oea"" "s"ee' music COM
p9pcd W fuper, r. ...,;c, ....,,a. - .. : ,.b
Fanny daies' eiu'nu seen1"e song s.nf VII
steh, aIli'u's Wy WI "oou co'"Pose" ~ " Nch's
Cruch. -. -, -, L. ct - - -
f'eiesn-'ory VIII sHu o 'ai' LOVE- Esq su
''o, OF ooh, q u n, ,uiN NJ. NJ" II -. '"''
,yrh oon y, ~ a. 20, - - ,-;.,, .,J A.,
Wt. s", ,J ,n;ri y, of 1nyer ~, S e
drawing Inc ABOVE are soiu separately or put u IN
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
lStorss Nos. q .inn and rs f!llion sfresf.l

Il " Il
Al lO Splendid Furniture Of all descriptions both
furniture, the room 20 Ann street extensive varei,
Of irnure French chaa splendid extension dining tables
chsis, couees sofas, burea manel an other lamps, ab
eutIers, Sc. &C.
L,ss sale q sleser clothing suitable for the Also
sSsdl dRoi ' SU OO'0~' &C. &c Also fancy 'Od
s sass S,A1LEysps,, Es,p: Peg, Rich
TON @n Ta tie s Of Nav S IL VI" co si at At ad
fronting BrosSsay as No FL ~ p sSG 3 sS wa o
fronting Third s. Also three lots roa.ns On
bsadsS Se: ss s Si S ON Sqs ID
S Nos ~ = nd g A? -four Also ss on ass
on Broadway Nos g. IS. 81 60 A. 49, band II. Also
fS above s. i sS being
10 lont Of the bay and about five mnuss walk from the nd
healthy and the neshSohood is al. hsndso%sls apseS.
city three OF four times day during the whole year There
Is also -four eno%nalons CHURCHES the neighbOrhood with
An opportunity like this is seldom offered to the public The
s a;i TsaS% 'ss f broad where '
qdS MK EUR M 53 bio, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rss Y.
DID Cabinet Furniture per less than b. Saa;
CoSeIe. Sofas covered IN dfssn coioed pa.hs, .sns
and hair cloth Of the latest Spring patterns. dis SIN
by RIELL & ARCULARIUs, {
'"o'e 0o'"eI ~ DIoadpdg duG D"d"e "eo.
THIS MORNING.
At 10 o'clock, on the premises
Two Houses-The wooden building lc come. of Duane
and Centre also the brick front building adjoining IN
Duane Terms of sale cash and the purchaser gay
auoneers fees and EXPENSES in addition 10 his bid.
AT l0la o'clock, at the auction room,
Msce SaleA variety Of staple goods furnishing
cles &c &c. large quantity OF mems and boys cloth and
leather caps umbrellas hat boxes swing looking glass hair
cloth ottomans, &c &C., TO be sold by virtue Of landlords
warrant. Ii,
All o'clock evening,
Oil PaintingsA collecson rec.ycd-mostly BY the
old masters. framed and unframed Also several by modern
artists. f|.
May be examined day previous the sale. and well
worthy the attention Of dealers and other admirers o the fine
arts. mlilts
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Died.,

On the 18th instant, at Westchester SARAH L. wife of
VIM. II. Bovine, and daughter OF Luther B. and Sarah
Hendricks, of Elizabcthtown, n. j., aged 26 years
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the foot of Battery Place
ut 10Y O'clock A. NJ. this Saturday morning.
On the 18th instant MARY ANNE, only daughter OF Asa
q. mad Mary A. Crosby
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon at
Bpm, 81 Christie street.
On the 18th instant DAVID RosissoS native of Hamil.
ton, Scotland. Other papers will please copy.
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BOOKKEEPING.

THE Counting rooms Of c. {. MARSH, 60 Ce'r
continue orc n from A. NJ. TO VI. IN or.er tnf
chants and Others may avail themselves Of co,r'e OF insmc
tine Of commercial transactions and mercantile caicalsto
and in which thr student actually keeIs ~ boks
counting house To hoc acquainted with he alyer
Users reputation he dr,rr, 70 say th,, TIA pr,rcin work
preference in the Sew York Pr JIG Schools aud other large
,nnrions that he himself he's the being re-sp
painted teacher Of Bookkeeping for the Mercale Ibrar
socison" Of this city Pioslecnse., with terms may be-
bad at the counting rooms as above s25 I'm stis
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Provision Market.

The Country markets present small array Of Meat by
the quarter We have seldom small inferior
lot as 10 in Lamb is sold there at shngs for fore
aud hind quarters In the regular market old prices
maintained which have averaged with the shops
There have been few Peas Strawberries in this
week a LOT are expected to-day from Philadelphia.
few Cucun,bers have been brought in at two shil-
lings each
shad are getting scarce; what are caught look fine
however.
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State Of Trade.

Notwithstanding that the receipts of produce via canal
continues small prices to tend downwards. Flour
was dull to-day and fell S62 Sales Of Pot Ashes
also boon made OF $780, and Pearls at $325 Whskey
heavy at Is cents 10000 pounds Whalebone 25
and 5000 pounds prime long do from the North West Coast
ut 70 centsall for export TO the North Of Europe.
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Passengers Arrived.
MoBILE-Ship Ann-Chas. j. Kneodle.
Foreign Importntions.

Ds,IoL EngEShip Ian. B1rbanei2 bars 10, bdl, iron
ming co22 hhds Masters Markoe COL BIZ Hsymsn-- j
Hunerj377 bars II bales l2o BIS tin plate order.
plate Phelps. Dodge colt es y bales Bird Gl,n coil
eks Chapman--3a CHS cases 26o to order.
LvERrooLship ST. Lawrenee-trep sd yestcr dav )loo
pig T Tsdale-li0 Hunt Brook-32 G More
wool Cor@ es e,s BA NIupfSgd-a Cr.cstr J.n.s1
Wstson-3 cks Gets w * L McIntosh-2s ers cks NJ
Shsw-l3 OK w Chauncey Co-ioo br' Tin PHELPS Dodge
CoJ7Q bdls iron Arnold Cogden--3l crs J! eks-D Gala
mani do Harvey Slasg-70 erts cks ]. w Hiryey.
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OBOKEN-Never before has Hoboken spr~ared so beaut
within thousand miles 9i who % visit ih.
ooas Ts s shSu so nU 90 nw when n +
TEMPERHNCE MEETING-T6c Franklin (PTnteTs)
xsso Saloon %S sSof sios Of
'aa a S er sS e %s' and Ts%
I'D by Victory Hose Co. No. Is, will Dc present TO sign the
Ths meeting will be one q interest An address viii B.
msae G the President to the hremen approaching givs
my lisey lads Sc. &c. MA TIC
RABINEAU's WARM SALT WATER BATHs-Now
s second rs . %, of .sf G So
River The L,des ar.ents will be ready io their
ton On or aooui The lr,t 81 Inne newt mt t+r
MARsHALL's new style Byron Collars. Gamble found
w ny Of the pripal read made linen stores thrUu
sHLs No. 20 ca %ilu ssTe sls New York Also Linen
Sp' io" cents each to shings Shirts from 50 cents %
sc. 600 WANTED5on bond and @oTieaee novsr
-, situated IN the Second Ward Any person de-
Park post Office. ' mil 10 Ia.r
THE REV. B. F. BARRETT, Of the, New Jerusalem
the Room IscsS% Of N.a Hoas NS M
in which VIII be shown this portion OF DE scrpre
when according TO the science of spondcnccs
facts OF modern science. mid tier
N9sTWyfEEE SWEET re S, TIE I Fc
county New York, has arrived this city for short time
N' Hos grs 1t hay by
Nj wsff% Futon s.. Of d. M
rys Botanic shop BoMery Purpose going soutl mIt a.c
&c R re THE y =, r0gNT MIA, HEADoHl Old friend
door, from Broadway would happy to see his friends and
old a or II. London dceS Sd S. Wines
&c &c mil her
m9oM s N vaT:5 @s
Ia private iI"y where there viii be no other dodgers in the
RoARDING-A few SELECT bo.rdeTs will be taken in gen.
tel and respectable family Apply at No 2oa Fulton
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Married,

On the 18th instant BY the Rev Dir. Minor, Mr.. +. p.
BRGes to Miss ELizAAETH j. OsrEoMAY daughter Of Sa
muel Ryckman, all of this city,
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Wm Adams Mr. WM
PWARRINER to ELIZABETH c. daughter of Thomas Fes-
sender, Esq, all Of this city.
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.S<1Da Act PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY, daily
CD At seven o'clock P. NJ, from the s,eamboi,
80 Pier between Courtlandt and Liberty streets
(Sunday exceped.l
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt A. p ST. John, leaves
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. w. Braipsrd
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons o'clock
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain N. H. Trues
five O'Clock, for Albany and in,e rnediate places.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
elegant state rooms and all respects unsurpassed among
the Hudson River steamers
For passage freight apply on board TO r. c. Schultz
the on he yyhar min
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D ! s Z
STENOGR a PHY

NEW anew and complete system of the art Of writing
short Hand for taking down every word fast any
person can speak with delightful accuracy and certainly
ture sermons TRIAL! at law congressional debates
taught perfectly by Mr. Bnow, Of London, in course
Lessons Academy No. as Broadway, near Park Place
Terms reduced from twelve 10 six dollars.
Thus bringing the science within means of every intcll
gent young person of either
~ b. work Of the author is presented every pupil FOR
their permanent guide. 'f--
Lessons given morning. afternoon I'm
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Domestic Importations.

MoBLE-Ship Ann-6o3 bales Center 800, ID V
Ogden co32 Perssc Brook--6 Spofford Tileston
50 Lee col bale Thorne, Half Thomas cs bale
Thurston-l20 bales &c order.
Nrw ORLEANs-Brg Larkn Snowy kegs lard Barclay x
Lvingston83 sacks Churchman, Roberts Coz bb
snuff Houshton Shale735 bbs pork 65 do lard do brist,
Suydam, Sage < co.
CHARRLEsToS-Bng WIN. II. Tamsn-l02 bales cotton
Smith. Mills co-30o ties rice Masters x Markoe.
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MO l78 Broadway under Howsrds Hotel Manufacturer Of
Rogers Patent Elastic Heel Boots which h- offers
convince the most Of is suprSrity thnx
much easier for the feet. The walk with less IA
tgue. The Boot liable down wear off the
side and perfectly noiseless the He makes
extra cherge for them and all he asks Of the Public
take his anpbody word for them but call him
and give the fair trial aud satisfy themselves
n. B-The above Heels kept in repair without charge.
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Salmon from the Kennobcck is sold in all the markets

We would caution game catchers against bringing in
any kinds of birds such Woodcocks Quail Patrdges
Snipe as their offering them for sale at this time subjects
them to apenalty of ten dollars according the Game
Laws. -
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BELMONT HALL.
THE SPRINGS, NETV JERSEY

THE citizens invited turn from The buy
haunis Of life to cnJoy for season the nvKoistix an
healthy bezc Of the country and WHITTIER hey rs 50 wei,
repaid as by few weeks at Belmont baiif ms wen
known fashionable offers induceme I, tne most
Exquisite taste combining hDe AIR VIZ, noun
tain scenery The invalid j. ugcd 10 try NJ healing medicinsl
waters. This pure chaybeato has Performed wonderful sures
10 which are yearly added belmont Hall -
situated in the midst Of splendid r Of nany acres nearly
2D0 r. above tide where nothing Is let ~noonc which
csn adj 10 the comfort snoynen q IT'S patrons
ooI mi ,.rm baths delciou. drinks inviting ices
with their ser. nsdns ds.hine csaac cemng
srendd house lately
"a x. r. .rine which belongs 10 Bcmont Hall with faith.
mi ,,er, good cooks choice v'snd. spacious bed
,l. ar, wing md dining united with music gsmcs
nd mbng ponies for the ladies f sh from the best stables
,,. state and al upon W kesIiny with the mes.
JOHN H1NCHNAN,
mi3iwsr schoolcy's Mountain, Belmont Hail. May iS 1912
THIS DAY PufBLIsHED-THE EDINBURGH RE
i VIEW, No. Dl-CorrssTs: !. France America and
Britain The Glacier Theory; Q. COMMITTEE Of Cornell on
Education South Australia s. Moore's Poctica WORKS
The Budget Of 1912 Z. Frederick the Or.st-PcsuenrJ on
Pictorial History Of Enthusiastically L o, Nsw fuo
icscons j. NJ. MASON. Pubshei,
Nm. 100 Broadway, up stairs.
~ LOFTS 70 let Fnouire as above. mil tte &c.
EAD-iis9 Pigs 'oit t'a"s e store II al q CO
mile South street
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LUCINA CORDIAL

~ LIE tANlfinlOAN PUBlIlC.
the Lucin, Cordial the Une States and in that PERIOD
and sustained the vas, which ed u .n
cd in Eu.re but has also added the cnow ustrous
sess the Of incpent conmpon The knowledge Of
its wonderful influence and nviyoratng the h.
The result medicine bernsd to the catalogue for
the cure OF ncipent consumption, which places the
scarcely necessary a. this period to recommend the uens
Cordial alufcent remedy in case Of Geet Fiuor AZ
all diseases arising from debaion Of the system where an
m 5.. Or r., rsesSs !. wanted oushon' the United
cases and leaves nothing further be hoped for its cures be-
t%d T aSnr under
the above complaints who doubtful amos,
on my personal responsibility feeling assured they give
]! teey give II ie required ts that health to the afflicted par
also the Europe Immense American reputation
Of the Lpcina Cordial principally based is thoroughly n
females who had been barren to bear offspring and
to restore ve powers in males when reduced az
a.; agency the Lasna co" .fpS a
Pr Masnn noswl,sans is immense foreign celebrity and
declined committing myself individually, By giving any per-
psa SoaSS eo as Coupled
With the reests Of certificates and testimonial. nnumerable
hestsngly far exceeding my most sanguine hopes
or ever tho in.os promises in the nl6men Of the
explicit as possible repeat and hold myself psr.onalig re.
the vre powers males and make them iocundani
where nature ha; been deficient when they have been
OF ne system females Who had been previously unti%
and ma;n ,, barren Which Will enable them to bso children
esis matters e sd upon 10 Do so is. might BE-
S fly 'e assls
p5 % esen san r mic hs sssht Of the
NAN the r1S wv fF;R' SiSs{
and 60 North Sixth street. Philadelphia. mis- ims
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TROY GOODS

only depot tbs receiving Of Troy Shirts. bosons
ana coli,fs IN this city. Is No 90 Chatham Con-
al ourgoods must be received here before ready for
country And would again mi those dealer. in the
country TO send their orders u.s. in preference purchasing
of the ayenfs
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ROOMS

Two sinsl. gentlemen eau have psro and bed ad
joining, handsomely furnished for the small If tire,
dollars per weekoiy 81 50 each private family. wher,
tsfe no bosres and the central location the
c. % Chatham street second house of Bowery also
l1rss room second floor, furnished for per week
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This represents rs per cent of the whole circulation oil
the Union cut off by stoppase within one year. and near
c00O0 ospece has been released by the operation and
thrown into circulation These facts display the fearful
revolution which has taken place in the banking system
ofhe United States and indications of the utter ruin
which has desolaed all that business which grew up with
and depended upon Bank credits They are also evidence
that the DOWN. affairs must necessarily have
nearly spent ITSELF and will work restoration Of conf
dance by leaxing nothing 10 break down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-14

To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem IL favor If captains Of vessels arriving
here will give TO Commodore r. g. Martin, Of fleet
report Of the shipping len at the port whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin viii
board the Immediately their arrival We viii eciprocats
he favor in any way.