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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
n iJXIR OF LOVE

Thstmsn a sec,"i wife might choose
Whose Il ST, by F. IS unkiady doom.
No chidr, n DO e 10 bias. his ONE
afflicted thu, the Roman matron
Playtd to LutIae. the midwr IS pa.ron;
E.ypua wives III such a ciisis.
Calied to their aid the Prize I, ofIr,is
AID even now the mel nds
Warm as her eli M, and u nier too
nchi d'ess twelve mo ilhs from her bridal
Flies weep ng to her srnselrss ido'.
And with "a sed hauds, IN accents wild
Petitions brtmah tor chill
Eorve'i Nh knows. Love shuns to bless
The Hindoo bed Il baroness.
80 much for love in d,y's by gone,
And savage customs IN your own:
But say. even now es L YES communion
Bless IN our lrd, a. enls unios3
No olttimcs coojugai felicity,
Is thus dis,ur hsd-D, Zen in thus city.
YET may the barren ifthey Try.
The means increase and multiply.
Win Loves Elixir" for h friend.
The chiidless vi e's repln'ngs end
Alone, ia this Elixir. dover.
Consumptioa', Ills il will prev emit,
With vi O. ciothe the i'm otent;
sappr,ssa glref. whateer its date,
AID all hfe's functions rsnova,e.
Evpuous from = SKIN II chas-s,
Aud rings back beauty and the graces:
IT'S wom-ns ira tan meier drceives her
From F,u9I Albus It relieves heri
Her far ADD rsgile fo'm is heir to
these are hut truths, who calls the m fiction
Shall have sterr rroof in contradiction.
letters-all forms Of at,estauon-
FROM the Swans OF every na ion;
Vito grateful mssives rom all quarters,
Thousands Who lay, with flatte, ing breath,
Almost within the jaws Of ,eah;
Now IN their nightly pIayersrepeat
hank, to Li'e's friend, in Nassau street,
az N;n s1ms.mss name The very nI%6e ,n
Or dreaming Of Diseases ORD al
Cry out for the 'Locna Cordial"
ersons ordering this dce fom the country, by sendi,
m'tance, can have il boxed aud any part OF Il
ion Price 50 per bottle, or S2t per dozen
is also for sale in Philadelphia at 90 North Sixth street.
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Price Two Cents.

STREET PEDDLING- ia with much pleasure that
have observed lately the sentlrens OF the public
| press generally, in relation to this matter II has
often been source OF surprise To me, that a civ
like New York, hose merchants are alike proven
bal tor Their cnterpYise and sensl.veness on any
point that affects heir1 Just rights, should so long have
tolerated this nuisance. trust, however that they
have now aroused themselves from their leIhargy,
and opened their 10 sense OF their danger. in
Boston, Philadelphia, and in fact every large city of
the Union, no pedar Is found IN the public streets
and thorouahfares 1t is reserved for New York
alone to be overrun by these pests, and that only
through the apathy of our citizens have noticed,
however, lately, several meetings OF mechanics and
merchants IN regard 10 this, at all OF which strong
| resolutions have been passed, deprecatory Of the
evil. Petitions have also been presented to the
Common Councll, which have been referred in the
| Board OF Aldermen to the Committee on Ordi-
nances. 1t Is to be noped, that the gentlemen COM
posing that committee will act promptly the sub
Ject; aud should they not it is The duty of the cit-
zens 10 express their sentiments fearessly, BY
| holding public meetings. &c. The landlord should
hear IN mind that his interest Is also at stake; how
Is 1t possible tor his tenant TO compete with class of
| men who swarm around his door like ocusts, offer
ing goods at such prlces frequently, that the mate
| rial OF which they are composed could not be pur.
| chased for lfsuch is the case, how can they have
come by them in an honest way? The mechanic
the bone and sinew of land also deeply affect
| ed by this system How can the merchant give him
employment, # he cannot find sale for his goods at a
| reasonable profit
| Place yourself in the neighborhood of any of our
markets on Saturday night, and you will see our
wives and daughters purchasing from these tnerant
hawkers, in preference to pafronislDg regular
keeper, and Tor what reason? They are under the
impression that they purchasing Tor half the
value, but this is not always the case. When the
pedar knows his customers he takes very good care
| to make them pay good price, thinking that they
do not know the difference, and he will impose
upon them. II this duly considered think that
the custom Of this class Of people would very soon
tall off, And in fact it the duty of every family,
well as their nterest-because every one is more
mi hon
in any way, and they would soon be put out of the
| path of the honest trddesman.
AS said before, public meetings should be called
redress through our city auyborities, de mand a
| right from our Legislature, he enactment Of laws
sufficient for the protection OF trade Every fair
dealer is interested in the matter, and hope il will
not be allowed to now that the ball is in motion
AN OLD MERCHANT
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DIR. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST,
(E3S BROADWAY


Gel, brts preparation, TO- O.e.s OF the es. have
bren made They feet GU for all j. mmatory dis
Of the for weakness of sght and oeh,nalma and
IA uebuas Of longest standing with
sury'c alton; their efficacy curing aid
removing has truly astonishing when hope hal
fled an n believed be incgabe by man, OF the
acutv. The tfcat be the Office will
attest the tru h of thcAe observations.
,havlug astonishing
10 med by Dr. Frnccis blind beIeve
be incarabe when all hope had fled iugy
him as asN and skol o'os and believe ons
OF the greatest discoveries for
the Eyes
Duncan Duubir, Pastor oftle Md 3ugal 5, Church.
$. II. Cone. Pastor OF the Firs' b. pist Church
John Psch, Agent ofth, II ime Missionary society.
JAG Bronner. Faster I the Moth Baptist Church.
A. Wheelock Pa. tor If the u th Ba list Church
Joseph Andrade Roman Catholic Priest. Peters Church
BarclayM
james Minor Rector Of Saint George. Church. Beekman
street.
George Glenny, NJ d. Member Of the ROYAL Col, ge of
surseons Lepdop and Of the Medical Society Of New York.
Pat ents attended to the Office 1.terms.
Hours Of attend nee fro "a NJ to ST.. M.
Iue consideration for the poor.
hese prepar only be had at DR. J. FRANCIS,
638 broadway
Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be di nsuished
from natural, ". thout giving the slightest pan
lei md
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The NETT CONGRESS The next Senate of the United
Locos there being fill in Tennessee and
in Maryland Should the locos get those three
bers they would have majority, parties would tie,
according Mr.. Rives might vote But think the
chances at this time IN favor Of the Wings having
next Senate
The states have elected members to the House of
Representatives. Of the IS members returned by these
States the Locos have g. the Wings lSLoco majority
49, In last Congress the Wings had majority Of nthe
above is clear enough therefore, that the next House
will be given up to Locoocoism.
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Circuit Court.
DIeBY, Jr.

JUNE a. Jonathan f. Bridge vs.. Monmouth Hart =
This action Of respass against defendant tor TAX
ing at dive. times, sundry quantities q humber, goods
merchandise Sc, to the 81 81! 81 the
i. still on and will be fully reportei 10 nVrrow
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Adjourned.

SEVERELY INJUREp-The individual attacked
and beaten IN Broad street on " eonesdsy evening
by some OF the members of the Good Will Englne
company hes da' gerously Ill at Johns Dove faTo
Tavern, Calowhil and Broad streets lie is
drover, from the State Of Kentucky, and AT tnc time
Of the assault was in company with several tnends.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,

IL OR EE N WICH LANE
RUsTON respectful " n,tes the Ladies to cal and ex
maine his stock Of Dry Goods domestic and foreign, every
article OF which he feels assured will be found cheaper than
generally of, red -
He particularly requests the attention of those who hr
been accustomed their purchases down town will
much usnccs ssary trouble.
file will en- to day IN assortr,, NJ OF
PRINTED Calicoes from 3D. 10 Cd ser yarl
New and pcrior sty lea, I'D and Is
A VERY cheap lot OF Hosiery, from Sd to is
Sup rior qu ,Its do, of al descripio IS, verv low
Gloves aod Mi,t. Ia great ysrifty, verf CHAP
An assor ne n, of W Hat Ribbons, and
A lot of vsruns birds, et3 \ per yerd
Embroidered Muslin JolIals, Laces, ". &c.
DOM sic OJcds OF al slnd, lower han ever
a variety Straw d Iusctn Hats
Efeucn and English Coisets
Gambroons, Linen u Ills, nd Summer Cloths
msh L,oens, T'ble Linen, she.ting', Ticks, &c. &c
81, Thread aud Needles OF every kind
Jefferson Marhsf. jstwssa
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During fifteen years ending with the beginning ofths
next Congress- the Wings have had possession OF tho
General Government Blu: one month-Sprngfeid Repub-
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The CANAL.
Amt Of tolls reed from is to 7th June ls4s $2s9ss 81
1912, l4s7S 81
Increase during the same time iu 43, SEAS 90
Total amt tolls reed to June 7th Is4s $lOa s7s 20
IA2, o. s25 81
Excess in ls4S, So $50 10
Buffalo Commercial

ACCIDENT AND WONDERFUL EscAPE.-Yesterday
(Frday) afternoon, the canal bridge half way be-
tween this city and Whiteslown, fell with two teams
which were crossing it.. One was tobacconist's
team in which was Mr.. ASA Montgomery and a
friend. The other was carriage IN which were
gentleman and two ladies and child, whose names
we have not ascertained The whole. were preci-
plated into the canal into the midst OF the ruins OF
the bridge. Mr.. Montgomery and his friend and the
other gentleman, ladies' and child were all rescued,
though all OF them more or less injured. line boat
coming down had barely cleared her stern from I'M
der the bridge and the afternoon packet tor SYRIA
cuse, with full load, was Just going under. The
bridge fell not more than three ieet from the bow of
the packet, so that tbs bow struck the bridge almost
simultaneously with its fall into the water. The
passengers, and had the accident occurred an in
slant later fearful loss of lite must have ensued.
We do not recollect ever hearing Of narrower es-
cape OF SO many persons - Utita Gdz.
VKRMoNr-A Wing State Convention is to be held
at Rutland on "Wednesday, the 18th instant, tor the
nomination Of State officers TO be supported at The
September election. A Coggressora al Disuct Oon-
vention, assembled at Burlington on the otn instant,
dominated ae candidate for Representative OF that
District, the Hon. George 4 Marsn Oh burlington.
CApRyrSa Coal TO NEwCAsTLK.-A vessel left
this port for Maine the other day, laden with ship
r,mber The succeeding day another craft arrived
here from Maine wltha load OF inc same material.
"Exchspse - no robbery" but we cannot UNDER
.tapd what kind Of profit II ~, that grows out OF this
sort OF swapping OF commodities. Maine is one vast
forest OF shio TIMBER while little OF the article
ne found IN this Stnie contiguous to the Sound SUI
trade RUS IN curious channels sometimes, and II 10
possible the ship builders IN Maine are not content
without inserting into their craft, some sturdy Con-
necticut umber. People find out, now ana men,
that something is raised in this lue state oesides
wooden nutmess. Nsw Hdvsw Mov~ cow
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ARaEsr OF RrvEapv JOHNSON, Esa.-The Baltimore
Sun notices. difficulty in court between the above nsmed
gentleman and George Richardson, which hreatened
he most serious consequences. Mr. Johnson arrest
ed and compelled to give bail in the sum $1,000. to
keep the peace towards Mr.. Richardson-snd the Sun
adds " Mr. Richardson had been arrested last
ing and was thought had left town. We suppose how
ever that he will be induced by his friends appear and
submit to the ant nasmuch q It 10 impossible for
him now to challenge Mr. Johnson, the latter could
only meet the friend of Mr. Richardson, by the conditions
Of the bail And Mr. Johnson neither challenge Mr.
r. nor leave the State for meeting, without forfeiture
Of his bail We understand that arrangements in
progress yesterday afternoon, from which expected
favorable issue.n
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BARkY's WIGS AND sCALPs.

BARKY'S WIGS AND SCALPS
A C, BARRY, AkTisTIN HAIR FROM LONDON.
The real Heads of Han nj stand prc-emnenr above
ali Others. Their uar light gossa,ner ventating
being shaped eracl the natural hair
their elasticity and their and kmensia,
well their style of hnsh and all combine
form sach peril heads Of hair that they be be
fully appreciated.
Of the of Wig Making taught in five
See of barrys Wigs and 5caIs which will
satisfy the fasdious that he che8pe,t
ker in the city-e Broadway, Of Liberty up
stairs is 2~ia"m
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. BARCLAY STREET, THREE Doors BELOW

BILLIARD SALOON.
TIE AMERICAl HOTEL.
ons sa1s For a III
the public in general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables in
separate the front ssoontwo the
saoon and one 10 the front oom-a in st order
Each teman visiting the establishment will be furnished
with private Cue for his especial uehe tables being df
ferent ments the proprietor thinks will render
,elest and :, s,ssIe 70 gentle mep VISITING HI: hoyse
nA'o' wv BAsEMENT iN ihh
His Bar will always be ed with the choicest Wines
Liquors and the best Segars to be badao Sherry Cobbers
Mint yuls Punches made manner not 10 be surpassed
B-The apartments have undergone thorough rettirg
u Gentlemen will please neglect of
n,s,s ,n., FKANcIs MoNTESyERDE.
STRAW BONNETS AND EMBROIDERIES.
BELOW COST
MISS Fly. GODEFkOY will sell, for some days only
lvl large of goods millinery line. Ladies
invited to call at 3is Broadway opposite the C-rton
House. III 2wer
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor. (late Of Astor Honse,
We Broadway Impressed with The OF the
eIgency OF the times by the reduction OF his and finding
impoSsble to do while subject the
Bro dway location esarily has des rmned the
ony TO effect his-whout dp fragment the quality
to ie NASSAU STREET corner Of Beeh%sn, %hes
gentlemen be supplied deduction Of
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen of the
fore going assertion
superine Coats in the best style, from Sc to sIs
Errra - do. of the finest qualify, 8to 20
Chale Yes 275
and lower than other house furnishing the
ilty OF articles. III lmr
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THE Ice BUsINsss.-F-w persons are aware of
the Oxtent Of this business az the resent time or of
the enormous quantities that are almost daily ship
ped Tor the South, the East and West Indies
While at Charlestown on Wednreday we noticed
with considerable degree of interest, the loading
OF the ship Dorchester with this article. AT the
end of the Warren Bridge there is receiving house
Tor he lce as 1t comes down on the railroad from
Fresh Pond.
The ship lay at the end of the wharf, some 40 or
50 yards distant from the ice house. From this
building to the ship was laid species of railroad
being constructed OF five pieces of wood an inch in
thickness, which laid end, three or four in
ches apart each piece being covered with iron-ihe
track, { 80 it may be called is about eighteen in
chrs wide Where 1t starts from the building it is
shar' inclined pace-this gives the pieces Of ice
running on 1t a momentum which carries them
considerable distance-laborers along the line with
Cicks force them the rest Of the way.
When they arrive al the ship they are directed by
man Into frame OF their SIZE, and al sDce lower
I'd into the hold-one frame coming up on one end
vt the windlass while the other is passing down -
The pieces Of ice generally are about ten inches
thick, and from eighteen to twenty inches square.
Il Is astonishing to witness the rapidly with which
The work is done. II cannot occupy any great
l-ngth of time to load the ship. The operation is
worth looking at Boston Mere. Jour.
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SHIELDS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,
No As Maideu L anA Nam XorIk


THE rROeR,ETQR of this w,il known establish
ment reduscuy invites the attention Of
0megists, Perrumers, Grocers. Hardware Dry Good
desle and all Others his extensive facilities for the
Ion Of Cooper tc aud XyogaIhic Engraving and
that he has srcsy added stock Of machinery nd many
and improved plates far superior to those Of any other
ESTABLISHING nj in America.
His has far exceeded his expectation enable
him challenge comparison with those from the best
printing Offices, and now rned to all orden
style 10 he surpassed either side Of the Atlantic
IL vii be rho aim Of the proprietor to continue his improve
menf, that he be able supply oil ord for show bills
circuInrs lab, Is directions Re- the quality
at the loves: possible prices Original designs plates
eyery description Of IN snuf in the first style
Of the arr and elegantly printed in gold SILVER tonze
fancy colors az short notice.
large aud neral assortment of Druggss Manucture
Perfume Grocers, ana other labels cnnsauy Oh hand ano
may be had wholesale aud ret it, and I'll articles cptrl
nected with the trace job Printing every variety Of
fly ued order and the Reasonable
and the proprietor here that the lowest
orce charged for done in his system
which the great OF ms bushes, enable, him fy
out Odrs wi be executed w,h that punctuay and
reg rd for the wishes of hs which is hoped,
uucuay attended and articles ordered Forwarded
TO any Of the United States the Calsdas.
m2lnsr CHAS SHIELDS, Proprietor.
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GUITARS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-3s5 Broad
VI wy near Wa ker slreet-MEiSRS Ph. ERNST
SCH NIDT MAUI Guitar ni.nntactures would respect
fully call the OF the public
No. se5 Broadway where they const baud
Of hnesoned guitars finished in the best
style.
Az s,rumeps from this manufactorv. long fsyorably
known in the United Stses where the frat pre-
waIded by the American lostInte for the Guitar,
made OF such materials and in such ,uperor nner
EN- bi.s the maker them stand any c fe
st before oh else~herr, requested call
apd examine the sep kmashp
and pr es They will found lower han at
aay other IN the city
Mr Pr EN- Professor Of the and Guitar begs leave
that the above do not
the he sill
lessons as nat at sos Broadway Walker m2< !m"r
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EANTY DRY G0GDS

THE Subscriber has inst opened ck OF Dry Goods,
:! sstDe Of u owes Huse.y Laces tbons EnbIoderes,
Muns &c at l6 street sbove Cour
the present spring. and as the late will he sid
duced prizes q cd ribbons Is; b. do at Is 3D.
be st, str ped apd shaded Ribbons few
rich slack long sh'ws and small lot Of Free ch Mu,ns
iron auction this d-200 style striped nib Prns AZ Is
g.; che ap hosiery aud slaves e. MOORE
TO LET AS ABOVE-A laTgs well lighted Base
under the Place four furnished bic
for two small ia allies The sinaon good for
ing house. and the basement well suited that Business
lie Iwx
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TO COPPER-PLATE ~ MUSIC PRINTERS,
AND PUBLISHERS. &c.
Tor SALE, frstrate lr Coppcrplate or Music Print
ing Press, ttven eight and half inch roers) Has
been in but short mes In perfect order Also, OF
twenty inches, and wooden twenty -four do.
They will be sold at price worth purchasers prompt
attention. Apply to X. W. TONE,
m3I lnsr Is Cortlsnnt street, New York.
COLLEC1 IONS all of the United States,
~ the most favorable terms by -
9. j. SYLVESTER,
-Jl0 str 22Wsl street. and 20 Broadway.
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PRINTERS AND BINDEKS' WAKEkUOMS,
Nos. 20 and 81 Gold street, ". York, April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
THE HOE PRIV I'll q PRESS MACHINE AND saw
L MANUFACTbRY, IN consequence Of The add If
and improved machinery TO ther works, aud the reduc
thu Of materials and labor enabled greatly
reduce the prices OF their Presses and OF Printers and Binde
materials generally, will be BY their newly printed
circular, which they beg leave refer
THIS establishments still under the personal superintend
of RICHARD NJ Hoe and RoBsRr hoE and they assure
their friend. that notwithstanding the great reduction in
articles manufactured by this esabishmc shall
tain the high reputation which tn have hitherto sustained
IL will be their endeavor improve the quality
of them They aer also that
heli Old friends will not only continue their favo bqt that
prine generally will their endeavo
very pest articles at barely rsmunerstinx prices.
Printers Binders, including Types Ink Paper &C. will be
executed with the greatest and promptude and on the
best -
JobbnR work and repairing will be lowest pos
sible prices with every attention and expedition
". BAN articles manufactured by this establishment will
be stamped HOE & co 81 that persons from abroad say
not be mpoaed upon with spurious articles, made in imitation
OF theirs
Printers newspapers who publish hi, advertisement with
this Doe times before the first o July next send on.
Of their will be entitled To Of their bill
buying four tunes the amount Oft spn0is
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A X L IN 3 CASH TAIL INC
ESTAB LISHMEN

N A kTlN s CASH rAlLU hINo
b ST ABLISH EMIT.
leA ~ illiGm Street, cornsr. of ann Street,
rs decidedly the cheapest in the city There s always
hand sells ctsock reasonable goods purchased Tor cash
sheh WILLIS made up order the style Of make, tit,
ming &C., III has such general ssiistctioa during
at souT sa ponrive ssnag OF 80 per cepI
Geneuen requested 70 call and Those
ta.ukh ID goods lyve than. Il
MADE AND TsiAifffsf'.
C<ssr Coax. :ssde srd rIm;nel, ....f5 &C 10 81 -
Erock Coats, DO do 80 o 50
fRnts and fez's, 800 Is 20 2 90
Over Costs, % to II CO
gy- Tsrur-Css'i on delivery
aps sn MICHAEL E. MARTIN
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE GONNA
~ NY-Ofee IS Wall street This Company continue
their bussness of ioo damage by
goods and and sso vessels and
csrgoes against loss py inland navigation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thorne Elisha Riggs
Thomas T Woodruff Benjamin Robson
John DaviseD Francis Sage
Thomson prcs Joseph Allen
yoha II Lee John Moore
Moses Tucker James Homea'
Caleb & Tunis Jsrses r Whiting
Arson Baker VIM Thorn
Joseph Drake Trad Hawley
John c Merit, Thomas Monen
- THOMAS W, THcRNE. Presidents.
v rnIS oh
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WILLOW GROVE

I'D Williamson RIG Long I,iant, in Fist st, near
EH the Bus1wick Bridge The above house Is now open
@ The public, where had liquors ana @,
IF The best description. The location is delightful win
cooling and bors IL CT
EA 10 LET-Th, modern hui'l three story 5rck
E:H dy e No l6 Green finished with silver urni
r. ~ ture, marble nantes ani CRATES throughout nne
largr yard with failing cis.ern. Will be lett for
further part culars apply TO ~r,ryo
ie2.lmsec O. 22 Fultno street
INA BARCLAY STREET.-THE LEr=rhe elegant
tR and three story brick house NO % arisy
street buiIt and occupied BY Mr. Ihomn Dis0 ,H 1st
for large fely and 2. uaes dr,cy - 'front.' Oh
College Place. For terms apply No. ITO Water street.
mas Im~r
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GENIN Il VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATIN(i GOSSAMER HAT,
For 0ENTLEMEN,

<G+rs THE -FOUR III OF JULY! -
sJD& BOOTS ND SHOES
Cheap Boot and Shoe Market No 500 Greenwich street
and gentlemen ad sed cali he above aud
provide hem'e yes with reasonable summer roots slippers
and sold p If net little cheaper han elsewhere.
Heads OF families will money by CEILING here, the
che depot d, ut forget he number Clinton Cheap Boot
ard ke No. $40 Geenwich street, Spring
in int