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NANTUCKET SHOALS, !
IuneO 1910 {
C. L. IyernsolI, Esq, Boa, Builder June q 1917


C. 1; IscERsoLI, Esq, Boat Bulder:-
promised You history of the sail boat bought of YOU
a last APRIL feel fully warranted stating that
Since Rsye hs2s sailed every thing la.
fhase rode in salty the ro"shss and instances
%s a s Of Ss s s9 wGS 1.' y.
Ear Of my own lie Wills, il the good Old twentywo fooef
you built for ne consider her lie preserved the
Ia. nothing a;peste 1t Nantucket Shoals that could rut her 10
Quit 'i svsfy , yo n sSS%a es 'sg he
ss i sS" o Tf &c 5 q boat
s me T SS And i T shy tp " S, d. %
would p3rtake Of the richest inequalities before
@ A% n S n SP yoa are . Win
meets my most cordial spprob,t,o subscribe myse WIN"
au7Iw.c i0o'' most '''ie' B. I. BANNING.
TO NEW YORK INV+ALIDs.-pIJ JOHN THOMSON,
Of Pstiee will BY grcnar qaes BE- q, No s2 Br9one
are afflicted With chronic disease from which hey can ind no
rei, from other sources especially dsspepes 9uIhs OF
TO CAPITAIIsTs-Any person wishing to visit Europe
os I sss BY s i B. B. or.S Posi- GS % Si
real name and address. sn7 st.re
RAEH ca 4 ; h .PS,1a .' :: csqGS
50 ' ,as : :;' S S%ss Sa rs %
5e iaSe SeSTe Il would ta We'll for dose dealing Il 6e
above articles to call examine themselves and whc
thsr the proprietor hls exaggerated in his opinion.
Catalogues ready this day. az g'r
L,OR SALE CHEAP-A Judgment against Doctor Beni1:
min B. Colt No 2s Fourth street, for $50 5eOc, For bill
asiwsr NFERRTs s. co. 253 Pearl ST.
CENTEEL FURNISHED ROOMS 70 let FOR single
VI Gentlemen with Breakfast Enquire At No. II Barclay
RIO LET-Two hanlsome Offices 81 floor Of store No.
CT South street be had reasonable terms by ap-
S6r JOHN HERDMAN, Ct South street.
7 IvERPoOL oRREL COAL .AFLQAT-25o tons hes,
II quality for family per ship Memphis, dschargnQ
Muay Wharf, foot of Warren street. For sale in lots
suit purchasers,b by "
aGr JOHN HERDMAN, GIL Sonth II
CHIP UTICA, FROM HAVRE-Consgnees will please
y send their permits hoard Pier No O. North riyer
Az goods not permitted by the llth instant will be
the pubic store.
MACHINE BLANKETS.-5 bales for sale by
AVA moec PERSSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty l.
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Died.

On the 9th instant after short but severe illness
CHARLES BALDWIN, of Elizabeth Baldwin ared 90
years. months and is days.
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In looking at the specific duties, it must be taken into
consideration that the prices of those goods which
they are levied, much lower than in 1892
sequently the present duty is the highest ever levied
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gust -
Flour, B6ls. Wheat, Bush.
1942, 5iI siI oo5 ea7
1871, soi Goa M COO
we here see general falling off. That much of the
difference has gone Canada do not doubt hut that
all has gone there proved by any statement that
nave examined. we are not surprised at the decrease
when we take every thing into Consideration
Wenoco general DOWN. ard tendency in prices ,bov
are rapidly yergng to point and that very low
IL not to be expected that the present rates can be
sustained in the face of immense crop and The gTea
apparent scarcity Of money. And the intelligence 7ro
England can Lave material effect till prices ON b
fhe Atlantic varies from 81 50 In the seaports
pears that the averages In Great Britain must for
time rise by the mere iorce OF the superiority THE
nation To effect the objects. II has been stated tina,
considerable portion olast years crop Of inferior qua
hty and the averages thus depressed while good
samples scarce and maintained very high price
AT the latest dates, the best wheats coming 10 mar
ss whereby the averages were raised and i was expect
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To Correspondents Abroad

Oar correspondents IN foreign ports fully requested
SEND py every vessel all the marine intelligence they can
Obtain Nautical information any kind from anv one re-
SIDING al home abroad. will be thankfully received
pnRr NI,xx
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The New York Lancet.
City Despatch Post.

F., CO few copies of the first volume of this work.
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
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nz- FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS. CASTLE

p$- FhANkLlN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE
feshng and invgoratng establishment continues to at
tract universal attention and admiration The benefits of
such institutions evident in the health of the city and
without fattery, would ascrbe to Mr.. Thomas and
his admirably conducted and well regulated of
upon it.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSu
The Gorgeous Comic Pantoyuft1e of
THE NIGHT OWL
In which the whole force of the RAVEI FAMILY ,nd
COMPANY Is brought into action Is nightly rersvsd h
crowded Saloons with ~
ENTHUSIASTIC ARTICULATION
MONDAY EVENING, August 9Th, heIperformances com.
with
A GRAND OVERTURE.
After which
FEATS ON THE TIGHT ROPE,
by the Rives
Quarter Of an hours nermisson will be allowed for Refresh
. mens in the Grand Saloon.
After which, second time will be produced omc
PantomiIne called
=, MAZuLME OR THE NIGHT OWL
Mainline, the Night OWL MIR Wells
,shesalier Bauan0, Jerome Ra,e
hme, Gabriel RaveI
pplteon, Antoine RayeI
bahanNm, Mons Dauye rgnc
Mariana, poor Peasant, Mime Jerome Ravel
julie her daughter h,lIr DoptreyiIle
~ Lnllma, Cireasssn Slave, Miss Wells
10 conclude with view of the Magnificent Palace of
-, MAZULME
The whole conclude with
nm The PROMENADE MUSICALE
W Ihe proprietor respectfully Informs public thar in
c9lshce with the wishes Of visitors This much
par o. me Itainments will be given after the per-
Acting Manager, Mr. Chppendale
o, Musical Leader and Director, Mr. T. Woolc
Iickets-50 cents = '''
Doors open at seven o'clock Entertainment, TO commence
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The total Of wheat received AT St. Louis during the
six months was some 800 bushels about as much as
was received Buffalo from the west during the months
of MAY and June this The receipts of were
100 600 bushels and averaged the the re-
ceived at Buffalo during May and June; and the receipts
of flour at ST. Louis for the half year about much
landed there during the last two weeks in May Of
this season.
The Herald of Saturday last says cargo Of 5000 bush
river Canada. This is the first Shipment Of the crop Of
1912 from Cev Gland.
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Cleared.

SUN RfsEs.'' MOO. SETS .......... 7 ~
sUN sETs-''' 50 HIsH WATER. =. Q n
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CHANGE Of AK AND OF SCENE s only
essential to health but of enjoyment in the
Summer TO the residents Of crowded For this,
nothing can compare With JAUNT TO HOB0KEN, 10
those who leave New York only for few hours lis
shady and dive ied walks along the ver-the uvgoatiag
beezes from the waerthe picturesque beauty of it's
summit of Cattle Point and other points Ia these enchanting
groyndshe romantic site Of the SYPHILIS Cavch delghtkd
yerduIe of the Eysan Fields y.ued the aemoonb y an
excellent band Of music all conspe render this by tar @
most favoIte place OF Summe{ resort Access rendered
by ,he Barclay Canal and Christopher street Ferry Boats
which Ply consantly dnnng The day and eyening ly5 2M
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State Of Trade.

Second Board.
$50 SO 365 Harlem
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INSPECTIONS Ary.Rious POINTS so FAR.

Arrived at tide water on the Erie canal to tn N Of az
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80 And positively close on Saturday, the 18th inst.
TINS Animal was taken the Fejee Islands
ioa ag sum by the present proprietor for the Lyceum
Natural History IN London and exhibited for this short
rod more Tor the qualification of public curiosity than
purpose Of gain.
The Proprietor having been engaged for years
rious parts OF the world in collecting the wonderful pcci-
mems IN Natural History has in his posse and will
same time submit to public inspection
THE ORNITHORHTNCHUS.
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DrrIrs on rpr Ia pr,c ARTICLES OF IMPORT FROM GREAT
BnIraIy hIposrp ny TWO rosmER TARIFFS THE

BRITAIN, IMPOSED nv Tw
now BEFoRE CONGRESS.
H..
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Special Sessions.

Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Martin and Jones
MAY 27.-A satternly looking woman named Eleanor
Orr, was convicted OF stealing Britannia pot and five
silver spoons valued at 1913 from Asa Whiting No 23a
Third Avenue and sent for six months. rough alley
customer, named William Morrow, found guilty of
stealing fifteen hats valued at SIS from John Durbrige
ofNewark n. j. The hats had been left at the Barclay
street ferry house from whence he them
He was sent for months One of the regular army
gin grcnadcrs named Mary Johnson, up for 90
days for stealing dress from Rachel News of Centre
street Frenchmen, named Joseph Valngoski, having
been caught stealing pilot cloth overcoat worth So
was sentenced to 80 days Margaret Kane hard
while little toddied stole half dozen knives and forks
from Patrick Murray, who keeps a stand in Chatham
squire, was sent up for 60 days. Sarah Bunham girl
OF the pave who has become nebrsed sot was tried
for stealing several articles wearing apparel Emma
Poe another of the fral class discharged
OF N Nye Hall ESD who stated that she subject TO fits
OF partial insanity, when aboring under the influence Of
liquor. She was sane enough TO put of the unmen-
tonabes her person. whore found when she was
arrested Jane Hall charged her husband Isaac Hail.
with cruslly heating her when drunk He having been
sent twice before for the offence the Court sen
fenced him to six months Catharinc Keeer who had
sided with Catharnc Butler sentenced TO the CITY
Prison for 30 days for stealing ock from her employ err
Margaret Clinton, whose husband is in the State
Prison charge of burglary up for 90 DAYS
for stealing merno shawl from Archibald MKnnev Of
l6i Anthony street. Hannah Jackson, Gilbert Paiten
and George Slocum blacks charged with assault and bat
terry, were discharged also boy named Charles
stewart, who stole chicken from James Rhodes 53l
Greenwich street, and William Saul who stole 80 pounds
of pig lead from Thomas Rowe 81 Third street
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Before Judge Hammond.

before Judge hammond
MAY 21-U :. Riddbock vs. JOB Haskeil-The plaintiff
was owner and the defendant occuper of house No. 30
Delaney street which was destroyed during the great
fire in the Tenth ward few weeks since. The ton il
to recover Sal 66 cents, being the due on rent
from the LIST Of February 10 the time of the building being
destroyed Mr. Haskell refuses pay thu ground that
ne had leased the premises till the first of May that he
had been in the house for years had laid handsome
brick walks in the yard, and made other improvements
that the plaintiff caused the brick the property TO be
taken IN repair OF NO. ~ adjoining and had thereby en-
tered the premises and elected the defendant thereby
losing his claim TO the rent II shown on the part of
plaintiff that fallen walls and rubbish various kinda
lay about which taken by his order but not with
aview to eject defendant, of whom no rent was claimed
uer ms mouse ournt down. The Court charged that
verbal lease the party not held rent in case of fire
but that he is SO written printed unless clause
is inserted to the contrary.
He would leave to the decision of the Jury from the
evidence presented whether eectment had tax en- plncc
or not The jury found for plaintiff the full amount of
the claim,
For plaintiff, Mr.. r. Gaines For defendant Mr. w Jay
Haskell -
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Price Two Cents.
Supreme Court

NAV 27-CGse Of Madame ReseH-The argument On
the Bill OF Exceptions in relation the death of Mrs
Purdy was called up Mr. Jordan appeared for Madame
H. and the District Attorney for the people. The defence
based on the fact that the deposition Of Mrs ury was
presented by counsel and Mr. j. cited several cases
oil them curou to show the necessity for such and the
dement, OF croseXdmination. Mr. Whiting contended that
the proceedings throughout sufficiently legal TO
days.
Case Of John c. CoA.-The bill of executions in this
case was called up. The District Attorney mir Whtng
was present on behalf of the people Messrs Seden and
oiicl counsel or prisoner, had been in during
the forenoon but were absent on the cause heinr an
nouheed The Court ordered nonsuit and directed the
Dlslct Attorney to proceed by default. This will in all
proceed TO sentence The counsel may request the Court
70 nave reopeneS but the probability is they feel but
nule chance Tor a new trial being granted
Case Of fusiin Rankin.-Ths young man had heer
convicted OF rape on the person Of Jane Ann Tooe ami
the cause had been brought up a writ of error New
trial denied, and the sent back TO the court b,
W it'll orders TO proceed TO sentence ~
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Court Of Common pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoener.


MAY 27.-Stephen Weeks vs. John Bovd-The Difficult
ties between the parties composing the late firm of Weeks
and Lowerre have been matter it known Of frequent
litigation, and they bid fair to make their customers
ieei ther troubles IN connection with themselves The
present action is brought by the to
the amount OF note due to the firm Mr. Lowerrc esti-
ned TO IT'S having already been paid to himself Verdict
for defendant.
For plaintiff, Mr.. Brady-ior defendant, Mr.. Holmes
Before Judge lngls
MAY 21-Georgc C. Tompkns, ct al. VS.. The Concreea-
to 81 Shddr HaShoemotan Gate Of Hedren THE plain
TINS IN lS40 built for defendant the German Jewish Svna
gogue at the corner of Attorney and Henry streets for
which they received $4,000 The present is an action to
recover the amount OF note for 5000 being in balance
for which refused the ground of the build
ing being badly put up, it having already settled and
cracked considerably. The plaintiffs acge that the in
jury was caused by excavation made for bath ncces
sary In their mode OF worship which carried below
tne oundaon and weakened that portion of the cdfce
Verdict for plaintiffs 1907.
For plaintiffs Messrs s. Campbell and $. Meeker. For
defendant Mr. +. ii. b. BRYAN
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NOTICES..
N,w Yorx Arp ALr.yY Ran Roap Co.

New YoRK AID ALpaSY Rail RoAp Coz
Office No. 2, Park Place.
NOTICE Is hereby given TO ne Stockholders of the New
~ York and Albany Rail Road Company that election Of
Directors s.id Company, viii take place at their Oce No
Park Place, Monday the sixth Of June next
The Polls will be oIen at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ, and continue
open until o'clock, ?. VI; go
The Books for the transfer OF Stock closed and will
continue until the 7th day Of june next.
b. order of the Board
nstsc JOS. f.. BLOOMFIELD Secretary.
CORPORATf0N NOTICE.-Public notice Is hereby given
" that sale Of property for unpaid taxes VIII take place at
pubc auction At the CITY Hall of the city Of New York
ucsdsy the Goth day Of June next At y o'clock noon and be
cont ed from day day until the whole Of the said property
shall o. l and that the detailed statement Of the taxes and
property 10 sid published IN The New Era, newspaper
printed and rubltshed in die city of New York.
' ALFRED A. SMITH, ComTtr oer.
Comp,foler's Office, Apil %, 1872 a2 lawEwtllyrI
ENGRAVING BY THE OMNIGRArH MACHINE
Il BURR, JONES & CO.. lg2 Broadway, corner Of Jo,ln
street. N.Y. pepred all kinds OF Maps, Charts
Plans and Surveys work Of that class IN the bean
tfu style with unparalleled expedition, and az prices far be
low those charged for similar work executed by hand engrt
ng-the OF fine steel copper aies not exceeding Ii
thogrsphic work.
". BSpccimens Of the work done BY the Omngnph can
be examined at die office in Broadway, m2 olmr
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s II r A B | s NJ u S.

Commonly called Squirting, and CATARACTS, safely re
m9yed-7i few mnutes-wh any inconvenience
To trouble sore.ppndents informed that letters,
Post oq lis unless post paid E1
Wheeler have already g him spread reputation and
s1a ,s en %y s ga of nuS Ss " SHS
ca'ss which patients have Offered to him Of their own
mariae than many Others, becas, e persons who Wrote
hen appea9d 10 be aeated by eoI.-osn,ele spirit Of PHI
iellowmsu the benefit which they have received from Dr.
NEwY.ax, March 18th, 1912.
cy known the hsh es%,c whs" hold yc as an o
s@e 81 the GsSp upon IN me- as M
tent this written avewal OF my great indebtedness to you Tor
ri i' " IA SS s S' s e "a .Ssi
that desrirod until told OF your ss in such matters, Of
ever obtaining any remedy for her and e especially
eser s eon s hat you have eay caTed R "ni
cordially heartily thank for your highly successful ezcr
''"'' MARTTS WATERS, llaHarnmcrslcy st.
IN the n0ge G Ssgs yGd1 a. Of Wy cd s
sight. rom total bndnss,) aer having before been unsue
he mos eminent Celebrated medical men Of this city and
Ia witness whereof make deposmon under oath, to its
''a" ana 's''''''' JAMES FARREL IS sd Avenue
Sworn before me, the 3Oth day of March, 1872.
GEo. IRELAND Con- Deeds
risy and County Of New York S. , a.,
that he afflicted eight with the Egyp
ophama aud ulcers the and though under one e
first suts at the Eye lnrmary four and half
relief but became blind which he
placed under the treatment Of Dr. Wheeler Ocust SO Green
''''n '''eS' '"''''' restored David POWELL
Subscribed and 10 before this 3 day Of March,
ri2. JOHN BULKLEY Com. Deeds,
81 w all street.
City and County of New York: IS.
Mary Ann Poy daughter o Mrs Wimsles No Catherine
Tss du rom H", 9 G't las S
rormed) 10 be Amsuros which rendered her quite blind
Although she had the best that could be afforded her
the Eye lndmary (as ". III from eminent oculst III
s.ored) she received essential benefit until she WAS
placed under the of Dr. Wheeler Ocu-t 80 Greenwich
greet whose kind and siu has sn,y Tel,ored
MARY ANN FINLEY
Sworn before me, this 18th day of April, 1892;
Isaac p. MARTIN Com. Deeds,
II Wall street.
City and County New York:
Mr. 5. Cady, IS High street Providence X L. being duly
says that he totally blind in his left eye, for nine
years; the of the blindness catlrac that he applied
Dr. Wheeler Oculist of 30 Greenwich street who, by
without danger has perfectly restored his sight. Under such
CIRCUMSTANCES feels his duty his gratitude the
Doctor for the inesable benefit which his skill has conferred
upon HIM. ;. ClADf.
GEORGE IRELAND, Jr., CON- Deeds.
Nassau street.
City and County OF New York IS:
On the 9Th of last month"; placed my little daughter three
left under the OF DR.. Wheeler Ocus 80 Greenwich
TO the astoushment of all who knew her her sight perfectly
restored end her we'll In the hope OF leading Others
the blessing that have enjoyed, voluntarily make
| this statement under oath. - -
Grand street, corner of Thompson street
Sworn 20 before me, this 9th day of April, l9i2
w. Il. BEEBE, Com. Deeds,
MIG imsr 81 Nassau street.
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
DR.. WHEELER. OCULIST.

INFLAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EYES.-DR
i WHEELER, Occuist 80 Greenwich street, New York
respectfully informs the public, that in Of his
practice having become enlarged extent he
compelled oonfne his office attendance strictly between
the hours of 8A NJ. TO r NJ after which hours he visits
door patients.
notwithstanding that among the many hundreds of
which Dr. Wheeler has attended, have been
by other professors without and pronounced by them
neuabe he has failed eradicate the disease and
effect perfect despite disadvantage which
have presented itself and in instances almost against
hope. II this his of the
yarioustherto considered observation-disclosures Of tho eye,
that enables him with confidence refer the afflicted who
be unacqualned with him. and his mild mode of the
disorders of this organ-o numerous restored paent in the
first class of society respecting his professional skill and
abilities being reeminent for his scientific
Occulist.
Chronic Inflammation of the eyeid Or sore eyes, however
long standing be cectuay cured films
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FURNITURE,
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

GEORGE w. DAWSON, .
Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street. cor
Her Of DuGne street. Ne,c York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large assortment Of the follow
W INK articles VIZ Sideboars Bureaus Bedsteads Cots
Tables Chairs Office aid Portable Desks Glass Gases Book
Gases Locking Glases D9ing Centre Tea end Pier Table:
uesses, Csrnets Oil Cloth Mating aud Fire Irons, Wash
STANDS Ioiiet Tables, Candie Srhds, Bureau Bedseads
Dressing Bureaus Safes, &c.
parel and second handed
All the above articles offered the public very
low prices. Persons Of said articles would find
their make early call the above establish
Shipping orders punctually attended and packed the
shortest notce and easonable Mattresses Bedding
sc. for fitting vessels constantly on hand.
All orde the above establishment; will be punctualy at
tended o and thankfully received.
N brhe highest prices will be given for SECOND Hand
Furniture and Genilee and LADIES' OF Clothing.
aooe,n
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NoRTH E,srERS BouNp,Ry.-Ciov. Davis of Massachus-
cts,acting upon the beefha would be APP
pointed the part OF Maine has summoned his council 10
convene Immediately, at Boston, with view TO the APP
pontment Of commissioners the part Of Massschusef
10 act with them in negotiations with the British Envoy
for the settlement OF boundary line.
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PAPER HANGINGS.
BOOK BIN DIN G

3 q q K d / " d l N U
PAPER RULING.
TT IRELAND No. 100 Nassau street having entire
IL. stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, of the
and execute
all orders in the durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds OF Blankwor
ruled and bound To patterns and style that wsranted
give satisfaction Any work ordered be done nhe Eng
sh mode il required H. has had long experience in both
methods
ply above. mlS I'm
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Hon AND RrsrSc-The Ohio at Pitsburg, on the
2lst inst,
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STRAW GOODS.

TT BENNETT importer and manufacturer of Italian and
English Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he has removed his establishment from William and Is
Pat John where he continues splendid
and extensive assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
French aud English Dunstsbes Italian Ruands fine Tusca
Fancy Sheworl;s, Prince Albert Straws, &c. Sc.
Also al entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the supasses all the styles yet
duced being extremely light beautiful, white and durable.
n2i lms m
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MODINE CAPOTTEs, ELSSLER
COTTAGE
Parisianand English FANCY sTRAws, of the finest
ture, in variety.
The Prope,ress respectfully socits the ladies' favor her
with call and examine her elegant and varied Of Mil
nery for themselves, before they purchase elsewhere
will be saving them in price and great anage
re CARDS the variety and quality OF the goods.
MISS $. KING, Magazine de Modes,
mid lm.r 293. BnDaJwav..