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Boston.


tCorresrondence OF the Ieraiu1
BosToN, May 30, 4P. NJ.
Discharge Of Forkmcn at the Chariesto,on Macy
Yard JVorl; Suspended on the Frigate Cumberland
Boundary Commissioners on the part Of Massa-
chusetts--Jhe ate Major Lo,nar-Erthanges and
Markets, etc.
Much dissatisfaction is evinced here at the cur
tailment of the appropriations for the navy. The
orders for the suspension of work on the frigatc
Cumberland, luckily did not reach here until after
the launch of that noble craft. A large number of
carpenters who were at work on her have been dis
charged, and more will share their fate, and
this too, without having been paid up. This is a
shame and disgrace, and meets with the scom and
contempt of all parties. Petitions upon this subject
are in circulation and receive the signatures Of both
wings and democrats. .-,
The wing nominating committee meet to-nigh: for
the purpose of nominating suitable person for Con-
grcss, to supply the vacancy occasoned by the re-
siynation Of Hon. Robert G. Winthrop. There is no
lack ofpersons who would consent TO serve, if elect
ed. The election takes place next Friday.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, John Mills, and Charles
Allen, Esqrs., TO be Commissioners on the part OF
Massachusetts, with lull powers to agree upon such
settlement Of the Northeastern Boundary question
as shall be negotiated by the General Government,
provided the same shall not compromt the honor oi
the State
-Four Of our city independent companies are to
proceed TO Watertown Wednesday, Tor the pur-
nose of attending the funeral of the late Major Page
Tomex, n. = Army, who is 10 be inferred at Mount
Auburn. The MAJOR has been dead some two
months and fhis pageant was postponed till now at
the request of HIS widow.
Business of all kinds il dull. Exchanges stand as
follows On London, GO days, 81 IS per E.;
Holland, 39Aa40 per guilder: New York par l-S
advances Philadelphia, par I-S dis; Baltimore, par
/ dis; Charleston, LAP dis; New, Orleans, 8 do;
Savannah, 2a3 do. Specic---Spanish dollars, LAP
premium; doubloons, I6; PATRIOTS 10 Gals 65;
reigns, is3a4 So; gnineas, 8; American gold, adj
vance.
The stock of Flour issmall, and prices sustained.
Genesee brings, common brands, So 62, and fancy
10, cash. Sales of Southern are light. How ard
street, for home consumption, sells for 81, cash.
The supplies of Grain sill exceed the demand md
prices decline Sales of Yellow Corn are made at
59c and White at Sc, and few offers are made at
that. Oats, Northern and Southern, bring 40 4Sc.
per bnshel. Hides are in demand, and prices as
follows: Burnos Ayrea 20i ID 13c. per 10. cash; 2ss
2lt h. 12ac. per ID. Moderate sales Of Cal
cuta 20 40 bales Buffalo. At &c. per H. for green
and dry, months Tobacco is duh md Prices no
minal Tea-20o chests Congos cold af W.. per
H., u months
Yours, respectfully, Is.
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City Intelligence.

THE SLAVE CAsE.-The coored woman who was rescu.
I'd by the white and black negroes Tuesday while pro-
ceedng from the Superior Court under writ Of habeas
corpus ran away from her abolition keepers Tuesday
night and returned to her mistress, where she
mains much better satisfied than in the company she had
been placed by these mock sympathisers.
Another suIcIpE-A young man named Cornelius
Burns tailor by trade, committed suicide by cutting his
throat on Monday evening ut the house Of Reuben g.
Marsland ~ Canal street. with whom he engaged
ojourneyman. He had been complaining of depressed
spirits for several day. past and supposed have
mted the act while in state of partial insanity. Being
missing from his fathers house late hour Monday
evening, search made for him, and his dead body
found in the cock loft Of Mr.. Msrands premises his
throat cut and the with which he performed the
still grasped in his hand, Hs had remained out the Sun.
day night previous and being questioned the next
morning, said he had been taking walk The Coroner
held an inquest on the body.
Mail RoBBERY.-A letter containing about two hundred
dollars intended for town in county was recent
y asceraned to DO missing and suspicion became attach
ed to Benjamin Dcmysc, Postmaster ct South Durham
near Casls. On enquiry it was discovered that he had
paid out some money which was known to have been in
the letter yesterday issued from the United
stecs Court for his apprehension and he will be brought
to town. probably, in the of to-day The penalty
il he is proved to be guilty, will be from 10 to 81 years In
the State Prison.
DEATH MEDICAL AID.-Scarcely day
passes that the Coroner Of city B not called to hold
inquest persons who have died from want Of medical
attendance and improper treatment This 10 certainly
strange, when consider the number Of dispensaries
and physicians in this city whose duty to take Of
sick and helpless poor Let man get himself into q
scrape of any kind endeavor ge another into
and there is lack of lawyers to aid him but IL poor
devil is keclcd up for want Of medicine and physician
he must die before aid be obtained. This Is queer
ner held an inquest on the body of Benjamin Albert
German aged about IS years who died at 1872 Division
street. the day previous, from Inflammation Of the lungs
he having doctor, medicine restorative aid
to save him.
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HonRiBLE AND Ur~aruRsL CKIME.-The Nashua, N.
H. Telegraph relates the following revolving occurrence
which is said to have taken place in Mass
GIRL sixteen years old about to give birth child
when on being called upon to to its paternity
charged it upon her father His name is Ward-he
sixty old and the father of sixteen children Of
whom this unfortunate girl is the youngest The people
place. during which time he disposed of his property
amounting a handsome sum, leaving it to his wife and
this daughter He then took his departure for parts
known He has been regarded reputable citizen till
this dcvelopement, we understand.
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NOTICES.

New YAK sx. A s AL s,s p Ran ROAD Coz
I'd assssy sff @
& ss s - ss c G'ass their
The P9Il; viii be 9Bep 10 o'clock A. NJ and continue
continue until the ith day q june ne1,-
ms ,se JOS. 4 0 BEooMTIR Eds. Secretary
CORPORATION NoTlCE-Pubiic notice !. HEREBY gwen
& Of SS s CITY ' 81 s OF s
he & y S 1 until s 4 o s @ ss
:Ss o. ,J ht ,Ss Ssasd ;ai;msn p is ave: and
printed and T00n'sa nI Ii A. sniff Comp e
comr.rcrer's on,ee, April 8, 1912. aas laviiwtltyr
n y s se! s . Dc The cd
mon schools w Of course be hereafter controlled by new
'''''''''' NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION,
sHr'Ng NJ. 2 2ss". Nav cyI sI.l .lii a's
s, yo .I.s . &c y sa Be s'd
" Of New York the provisions of the Gsnsrs Act in relation
Common Schools passed April ., eia' The first section
There Ssii elected in each the ward. Of the City
and ye T,tee Of Common Schools Who h, be elected BY
ballot .. election to be held % the h,' IN ocy OF
oesr. IN he said ar and 70 b eondassd
ana By the 10 w a. sc% CO.
tie Char sI Ees'i9a, u sad city, mi.
'ss s Il endorsed Vic Mo 'S SSj Mx
ID hrs removed 81 Nassau street, The corner Of John.
WHERE be may be consulted on all m'ues in Bankruptcy
EYuiRR Jones & Co. 1872 Broadway, corner Of John
arc TO ep az az s sa' IN s most I De
aI style with unparalleled rpedi,ion, aud :, Price; far be
nghe cost Of fine steel copper plates not exceeding Ii
B"srecinens Of the work done by the onngraph
h. examined AZ rhc office in Broadway. ,nedlmr
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(Cores pondence Of the HcraId.J
u. s. SHIP PENNSYLVANIA, !
NORFOLK, Va, May 18th, 1872.
DEAR BENNErT-
Considerable excitement prevails on board the
Pennsylvania to-day, occasioned by an affair of
honor" which came off yesterday evening, be-
tween midshpmen Waring and Wardell, attached
to this ship. The ground chosen by the parties was
the old Duelling Ground, back Of the U. s. Naval
Hospital, near Portsmouth, Va. Distance, fifteen
paces-weapons, pistols-resut, the first round mid
shipman Warng, the challenged party, lodged ball
in the hip of his antagonist, which am crediby in
formed the surgeon says cannot be extracted there
fore his case Is a critical one. Midshpman Warng
is on board the Pennsylvania at the present writing,
but will probably be arrested by the civil authority
ere night. have not as yet been able to learn the
names OF the seconds, but you shall hear more
froma JACK TAR.
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Special Sessions.
Before Jud,

beiorU Judge Noah and Aldermen Martip Homes and
Crolius
MAY si:-Denns Carn for stealing diamond bea Ter
ovorroat from Emery r. Pcasc 81 Greenwich street us.
sent up for 60 days. Catherine Murphy, for stealing
wradsor char from Ambrose w. Barnes li2 Chatham
street sentenced to the City Prison for 20 days Julia
Penn for stealing the miniature of Alice Hum
unSon was sent back to the City Prison for 30 davs Ly
ds Ann OBrcn, coored for stealing benk note OF $50
from latt H. Crosby sent up for 60 days omah
Craw Peter Gardiner and William Johnson were tried
for stealing number of carpenters tools from John
Campbell, corner of and Eighth street. Craw
and Gardner were sentenced to six months each and
johnson discharged.
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TAILORING.
INFRINGEMENT THE
ORDER OF THE DAY

THE Subscriber, with view Of meeting the ergencics Of
the times has made arrangements whereby he viii hence
forth be enabled to furnish Of the very best quality
immense saving from former charges. Having made his
purchases exclusively for cash. he determined 70 e9mpete
pledges himsel continue the OF elegance
and puncuay which for the last fifteen years has charactcr
zed his esabishmen Gentlemen referred the annexed
list Of prices with the that the articles enumerated
shall be equal in quality and style TO the most costly.
Dress Of super wool dyed cloths, from SIS to a.
Pants, do do Cashmere, Ito 10.
C~nemen wishing to furnish their materials have
their made and the style oi elegance,
IN proportion TO the above >. =.
81 b-Mr Babcock long known Of the most fashion
able cutters, confines III the establishment.
CHAS COX, Sign of the Golden Fleece,
ms I'm 81 Nassau street. Maiden lane
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.
1xfs >x-t< ~ \

DEESEE BROOKS, NO. 81 Liberty street, between
Foadww and Nassau street. New ors import direct from
Bleaching Powder G TSyd 4 Sous makc--waranted, for
uniformity strength, equal 10 y in this country or Great
Bian for the sale Of which they ate s'e agents IN The
Ensih Cylinder Machine Feting of very superior qualify
DC. 40, 49, &C. Y, and 81 inches wide -,
Dyer Feng Of strong fabric, ana Of widths usually re-
rae smalt.-Hlv,ng the agency Of the Sutton Comsny
Blue Sna l'icy enabled to supply FFFE and FFFFEi
Wire for Foudriner and Cylinder siacus. featured
from p,,rest r.talaso, ylckss-W CT aid Psess Fels
Uip seeens, Nos: 2, :, of ti ass metal. r., L.,
and domestic rars Soda sh vIiol Elum Irvine, sc.
will m sct with pro,out az. ation SIC Il.
NEW GUITAR MUSiC-GEORGE H. DEfW URT,
~ professor of the guitar No. 1888 Canal street. opposite ne
ST. Johns church, hiss the honor scquain his friends ana the
public that he has published variety OF new aa popular mu-
sic, arranged with easy accompanlfre"s s"r aiitar
Mr.. D. will asl and compose nss '-r orchestra
guitar and other Instruments and give Instructions % -'a
AW REPORTER FOR May, lss2-Contains seven eases Of
The Bnkrupt Law t., Contested sea, Of Nj, Levy Chief
Jastc. Msrshall Lord es sale, A9er lursi Sarkie
Evidence New Rules in Llui,y Creenleaf sn hs,ence
Blnkr~yts in New York (9Oob Blnsupts Mss 10Y Nc
JUDI Sory opinion Length the cii.c, Of eimens
laid The property Of bankrupt previous his beiny de-
opuio. the Of Kason twe ewery) will appear IN
full July number. The proprietors will canue The list
Of HnKuI New Bork and Massachusetts which will rem
der w rpfk ,aabic every business What msrchsnt
would .ridge 2J cents r such nfoInasonl The May
nunb volume, and Gifts favorable or
''''"'' :" BRADBURY, SoDEN & co.
N Y. nd |, Boston,
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GREAT CLrrs-A yearlng buck of the Saxony
breed residing in Springfield, ILL.,, recently gave II
pounds of wool at clip, and yearling buck Of the
native breed IL pounds.
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
EdmundJ. Porter Counsellor at Law, New York, July
ID.
Mvron Turner school teacher, Bedford, Westchestcr
county, July g.
Hiram A. Pcttebonc, debts mostly due in Massachu.
sotts,) July g.
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PRoaREss OF CIvrILzATIoN.-Chicago is becoming
a little civilized. II was lately decided by the
judges that no lawyer should be heard in court
whilst having cigar in his mouth
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PIANO FORTES..

e,o,rTurRN DEALERS a, lsY crsscr xs.essy will find
> L 10 their advantage call I'D rs,ais fs,s stcitmen'
If The above article comyfiz vsrttv ~ saj oz fctiv,s
# asercod and ihogasy wis rii r.ioa, fcroli stands
md every modern miFo, s.s: ~ r n,,r' ,,s are war
ancd IN be equal TIE .ny -ir. vii D. ~ AZ trow
posslbe prices FOR cash. te 'h'hfit) ~ s rof
ieenfh street, between Fiifh .ri ~, a.enus,
~ B-Piano Fores for liiT,-h god ssSrtS'rt OF sr
Forcs for hire nj the mannisctary ~ s I'm
COLLECTIONS ON all the states, made
- The most favorable crins, by . GU, ,yre,,,y
m2se "a Wall 81. and i3o Broadway.
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Court Cnlendcr-ThIs Day.

CmcuIr 6ouRr-Nos -lOO 81, lac. H. las, l49. $50,
l5l 1872 l55, l66, 157 1885, 49, 49, 1884, l63 1884, 1885,
COMMON PLEAs.-rart mos. 3, IL, l2l, 10.
Part 2, at 10 oclock.-Nos I2s, 8, a. o6, I22, 90.
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE ". DAWSON.

Uhofescle and Retail Furniture and General Far
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
nsr Of Duane street, New York.
w articles. Va: sheSoaris, bureaus. Bede adj Co.'s
Tables Chairs, Office and Portable Desks Glass Cses Book
S as; aoTan Gs.s; pp"y Gsns Tea AID Pier Tables
gesses. csneis. Oil Cloth; h.a;g and lroys. Wash
Sta'ns. Io,et Tables, Sthds. Bureau Beaseads
Aro, -fse assortment a men asl wornena Wearing Ap-
paTely new and second Handed, 49,, ~,
All the above articles ale Offered y The r-tlic az fery
low prices Persons in Of said ARTICLES whi GEd y to
msnt
shppins orden punctualy attended and ,-eked the
&c: Tor httin2 out vessels, constantly ON hand.
All orders 70 the above establishment will be p~lrtuay
N B-The highest prices will be given ys Second Hand
Furniture and Gehemen's and Ladies' of Clothing.
a22 6msf
JosFPh PECK0yER, Fapcg Uaslnet Maker, M,99ssymai-
street, New York.
Chononeer boxes of superior make barometer
drawing boxes made rnd packed in style
nmepcce clock and pistol of all descrpon da
royp- apparatus and pedeine Chest surveyor; rods Of
best materials and workmanship, warranted.
Repairing Of description executed with atDess
'ss Between Do
ling Slip
Mr.. a. MesaIey, 100 Water street.
Mr.. Dernilt, go Pearl street. mis- Imsc
NEW STORE of Rich Cut and Plain Glass No IS John 81,
sTOUVENEL CO. have the honor to inform their friends
and the public that they opening the above store where
such astral and ball lamps all eomplete pocelan the
IaSa.e.oY pse ~ s IF si, sh9p No p
good. packed q Is Il ar, part 81 The match
to patterns Please call al IS JohR street. ni2 lmsc
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MACHINE POETRY.

Il VII
WHEELER, TAILOR, hereby sends
This information 10 his friends
Or enemies, IL he has any,
Whether t,~v be few many.
The public too, both far and near.
lie wishes every TO hear,
That in Broadway he has q shop,
In which he'd like 70 have them pop
And should they wan, coat vest rants,
No iit them IL he cant.
Prices low 10 suit the times,
Cloth, various for these rhymex:
In short you'll find other Tailor,
SO sure to pIesxc you ss WHEELER.
mis- Inc iG7 Broadway, up stairs
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BOOK BINDT N G
DApER PHI TNE

u IRELAND, No. 100 Nassau srr,.t, having entire
H. stock Of Binding Tools aud Ruling Machinery Of the
al o" ns nT ,Se mos, dSls and .ner
Merchants Account Books and all other kind, Of Bankwor
rued and bound any patterns and In style that wsrsnted
give satisfaction Any work ordered can be done in'e Eng
s mode if required has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR SALE-Two second hand Copperplate Presses: Ap
ply above. ml8 I'm
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PAPER HANGINGS,

Mr. A. HOWELL CO., 3S7 Pearl street now receiv-
W. from their manufacturers at New BIgnswck, an ex
tensive of Paper H;y Borders &c OF the latest
and approved patterns and Styles suted The city and
country trade Which tcy offer 10 i.aiers al ue net rsnc
tory prices. -. . - , -.
Also Heir dsuat variety Of French rarer Borders, Fire
Bo,rn Prints Views, &c.
The bes. wcken On PAPER in amy part OF The city can
be had at the shortest notice. Az eod2m~ "
IL RADDE, sa2 Broadway Johns New Manuel OF H2,n%
pa,hc Practice edited, with by A. Gerald Hail.
NJ D. second American from the ti Paris edition. This in
lspensable book honnpaths is complete IN vols
Price in paper S;-a full bound copy 81.
Tie Family Guide the Administration of Homeopathic
Remedies third editions from the second London edition. with
addons-Prce % cents . 80 .
Popular Combinations IIom.aps,ha-by VIM Cullen
BRYANT ESQ, delivered before the New York HOMEOPATHIC So
cicty Dec. %, I5il-Pyce 1914 cents. - -
Also published Hyd-atics, Manuel Of the Water
Cure praced by Vincent Presently ia Greecnb-rs
piled AMI t,rsaJed from the writings OF Charles Muate r.
Aes,e D. B. Hrschel anl other practitioners by Francis
Graeter-Pfice $l-ncatiy bound
This E;le Printed book Whist
this nnle has been found remedial m lmeI
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AM 90 NJ ~

PASSAGE Rum ENtrLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
AND WALES.
DERSONS DESTROYS of making engagements for friends 10
emgTute from the Old Country de United States
who may wish for them despatch and comfortable
commoiaton will ind their interest apply the sub
scrbcrs who all times prepared make such arrange
ents viii satisfaction The vessels composrg
line all Of first class OF which leaves Lveu4
weekly, consequently all delay the pom Of ernbaraion
avoided As has alwayS been customary with this line when
those settled for decline coming the money
funded without deduction Passage from the
various pors OF Ireland and Scotland. likewise be
cuard.
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Once. 273 Pearl 81,
C. GRiMsHAw & CO.
10 (ioree Pazzas, Liverpool.
Erchang drafts al sight, and for kewpse
be Furnished the National Bank Of ireland. Northern Rank
Nanonl bsnS o ccotln,
tive banchesi also, " G. Giyn Co.. Bankers, London
&. nd Grims'aw < 10. Liverpool m3 lmsc
.sEye FOR, LlVERPooL--New Line-.Regul,r
e~TtrN racket Of 2jh June.1he splendid packet ship
AiiVICK Cirain Wsn SkJdy, 1000 tons, win
l1oyc regular day. For freight passage having
accommodations unequaed for sendor comfort apply on
bosrl, At Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street. OFT
E.K. COLLINS co. IS South
be racket sip koscIUs. Captain Collins, Of 100 TONS
vii succeed The oauok and sail 2ih Juy her regular day
Passengers rely the ss of this line sailing puncnsfy
advertised mile
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TO THE LADIES.
SUMNER STOCKS.

SCARFS, CRAVATS, AND GLOVES,
lust RECEIVED, rich supply OF tho above articles con-
sisting Of v,rv t and elastic stock expressly for the
n,onthS Ai,c Scas and Cnvats, in variety
A large ~ -'s, Thread, Cotton and Iloskin
Glovesaf the cid Oil Broadway between Park
Place and Mufi.N -
PApssLLs, Agent for TAGATE,
NJ n. Coz IRuy h1at extensive assortment OF Linen
and Mnsn s.s. nen Dsss Fronts, Linen Collars Under
Qirmcnts. sc &c. m3l lrnsm
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MARTINS
Cash Tailoring Estabiishment,

Cash Tailoring Embellishments,
" Rsmorcd TO 1854 Wicm street. of .7na street.
rTE subscriber announcing the above his
the public general takes leave thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed him his former place OF bust
and them that avery article ordered him shall,
stylish nnner The materials, the and best in
the market and positive saving Of 20 Strangers
requested 10 call and examine.
Gentlemen who prefer purchasing their cloth, &c.
have them made and trimmed IN the style that h given such
general satisfaction during the last -four Every garment
warranted 10 IT, and made by the best workmen at the follow
Ing prices VIII -
Dress Goats 81 90 50 20
Frock Coat. 10 10
Pants and Vcsts... -. 80 - 70 :. ~
Over Coats . y Wlo III "
IT, No garments ready msdea made 70 Order and suit
Uls Inc MICher.L T.. n.n ll-~.
CTRANGERs CITIZENS sroa. Of saving tbiny.thrse
> and third their dress are invited 70 call a me
R-o,d xav Cash ,ioring Esb mcni, where they will hnd
,lpJ OF the newest fsion. received
,ons made 10 order 70 suit All tastes Ma
~ and third cent from credit prizes
JIc hest cutters worknen employed Terms cash on de-
livery -, "a. 4 q, ,,,.,., .,,,, ho,,-
II ~ y ' A. l.. LEVY,
80 Broadway.
TurRTv.THREE AND A THIRD rER CENT MAY
ne SAVED w q nil.rnep's Dess, by calling at the.
ay Cab Tsiorinx Estabis nj orderns AMI. Of
CoI~s which elegance AMI durability nnsurassc m
Inc city and dseoan oftrty.ee aad third per cent
from credit rsices. my
Terms cash on delivery. ARTHUR L. LEVY,
mo D. insrr Ia Broadway between toartsnd
THE NOTES of the MONMoliTH DANk. S.ww yyerfsyy
new issc. are purchsssdM u Was'resf oy hn M ,nsr
at One psr Cent .7f HASH. 4..f4t .ttysI
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Norfolk.

Correspondence Of the Hcrald.)
u. s. SHIP PENNSYLVANIA,
NORFOLK, Va, May 18th, 1872.
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Phllndelphl0.

Correspondence Of the Herald.1
PHILADELPHIA, May 80, 1892.
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MILlINERY GOODS.

81 ,pkEsS BOOTS--LATEST FRENCH
49, 49, Si fLE--The subscriber makes 10 order, Boots
!uc apyc nescnption Of the quality OF Fcrch Calf
sna ~ 'ss latest Style sod rsobie prices
efs Tor Inferior 'css requested a and be convinced
ns NJ pness N rom rn 10 twenty per below other
stores the ncigheorhood tako, of the feet
and pair Of lasts ~ Tor eusomer ters "a no culty
oGni'sn,ly on hsm lars sssortment Of sonsbl. re.y
CENTS TO SIX DOLLARS; i'm Boots. Gsi,es,' Shoe,
Pumps, Slippers, NC &c AZ equally low prices. 49,
,,,u. JohN l.. WATKINS. III Fulton st.,
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STRAW GOODS.

English Straw Goods respectfully informs bis customers
he has removed his establishment from 80 William and rs
and Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods,
French and English Dunstsbes kaian Ruands fine Tuscars
Fancy Shellworss, Prince Alber, srtws, &c. Sc:
Also entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
duccd being extremely light beautiful white and durable.
-unal lu1An