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Passengers Arrived.

LivERPooL-ShIp Shakspeere-J Clark, g Thornhill Mr.
Pusey--290 IN seercge
New ORLEANs.Brg Fidclia-Mn j T. Blaekmore, Mrs M
Oakley. ~
SAvANNAs-SLp Josephine-W 7 II Gladdng lady and
chi drrn; Bell Arnold, H Bsir Mr. Stamford Mr. 4
Bailey, Buxton aud II IN the steersge.
SAvANNAH-Brig Philma--Mr Holmes, Miss GIldep MIR
Hsrr, Mr. Lockw jod, and 10 in the steerage
sAvANSAH-B tx Ma ison-Nr Moses White LADY, ADD two
.hldieD Me- Elisha White, ldy and chiid Miss Urana
Wnite-6 IN steerags.
CHARLEsroS-- hip Anson-T Coffin, lady nurse and
family Mrs II Middleton, Miss Middleton aud maid Mid
deion. LADY. and child Mss Chadwick Miss Bridges
aua So, Miss Crawford: VI Bennett, Mr. Neal.
Edw srds, DIR Edwards. -
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ty one DAYS from January TO July. This is the
tempble piece Of low knav took place in loan
transactions The United states government pledges It's
faith topay per per semi annual payment'on
itsstock Mr. Secretary Spencer takes upon himseio
deprive the public creditors of three days interest The
practical operation thusa person holds United
States six per cent stock interest payable semiannuay
The payments upon this are due as follows
Six r.onths interest from July LIST to January LIST,
.lsas, 5000 90
ly, lsa3, 900 90
Interest on $50 900, at 8 per cent, $500 90
Now on the LIST Of January the holder of the stock call
ed upon Mr. Curtis and received his money, $780, Yes
terday being the st of July he called again and received
1892 Cd cents Ondemurring atthis shave, and demand
ing an explanation he is told that Mr. Secretary spencer
had ordered that because there one hundred and egh
yone days only from January July three days inter
should be deducted From July to January there
hundred and eighty four days. yet the extra three
days interest were paid in January but are deducted
in July Neither the law the stock recognises days
interest The agreeso pay six per cent per
a,rnm annual payments The whole loan is about
slaOoOOOO. BY this thimblergging $500 is squeezed
out the public creditor the laws violated and the pub
lie credit endangered.
Nsr this the only assumption Of power and violation
OF the law that has occurred olae quantity Of Treosu
~ notes have been runessy repudated ana alleged 10
have been canoeed although there is no. only not the
slightest mark OF cancement upon the notes. but maay
of them the interest is stamped paid at the department
Washington, January ls4s nearly sic months after they
alleged to have been cancelled. We believe then
there very few persons that credit the story of cancel
ment While these small potaoe parings" disgrace
ing the department, more magnificent scheme of ex
ecutive assumption of power is in preparation We al
lude to the issues Of government paper money only
violation OF all law, but directly in the teeth of very large
votes OF Congress last year. in opposition to the Exche
quer plan OF the President That plan it will be
bered proposed its chief feature the issue of large
amount Of government paper money. This excited the
most violent and general opposition and the proposition
was scarcely entertained in Congress. The department
'now stated about to perpetrate such ISSUE to fill
the country with shn-plasers bearing nominal
rate OF order to evade the OF paper
this terribly destructive assumption power tolerated
for day. the Federal government from simple democra
tic form, will have changed to of absolute desposm
Every man and every mans property would Immediately
be at the disposal of the Executive does this mon
srous proceeding want defenders in the obber or
guns. print owned by foreign house proposes un.
der fegned for the department to issue
these bills in "buying up STATE stocks" If any thing
would expose the wckedness and evil tendency of this
violent grasp power would be such reasons in its fa
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Arrived from the West
Cleared for the East,
Balance left on hand.
4,323 bbls.
33,30d bushels.

By which il will be seen that much Of the -four comes
forward, while the wheat finds market in the VICINITY
among the millers at prices above the -four and
much higher than our quotations of sales made in this
market. ~
The production OF wheat in this State the past year.
was than an average CROP and the demand for -four
among the producers had sbe effect the supplies
shipped east from Buffalo. The farmers of this State be.
ing in the vicinity OF large markets. always dispose of
Their wheat crop Immediately after harvesting in the fall
particularly when prices are high and good demand
iss and often sell themselves short which compels them
TO become purchasers in the spring We know such to
have been the case last fahence the demand this sea-
SON. which sufficiently large draw away fro home
that intended Tor the Atlantic ports quite sensbly.
AT Boston, the LIST instant last sales of enesee com
mon brands, 1s the stock, however is small and II
held at 81 10. Considerable sales of Ohio com.
brands, so, and fancy u.s. cash. There is some
export demand for southern price have inn
proved the stock being light. Sales Of Georse,own
,6af6 Fredericksburg, extra Eagle, 10; do common
dealers differed widely concerning prices which NAV he
considered as uncertain for many kinds Msnv holders
storing and southern for an advance;
prices in consequence have advanced Sales southern
aud northern round at OIL CSC; southern yellow Nat GO
Ole the latter price has been refused White also go
ing into store under offers Of 5sc. Public and private
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fSled.

died.
On Saturday July lst JAMES d. BsErr Jr eldest son
of James Bissett, in the 43d year OF his age.
Hs relations and friends and those of his brother
law A. w. Samson James Gorton, Anthony, James, Ed.
ward and Charles Trappan, respectfully invited
tend his funeral on Monday ord instant at IL O'clock
NJ from his late residence No. 81 Sixth street, east side
Of the Bowery.
On Sunday morning, the I'd instant Mr.. EpHRAM Fur.
MSS In the seth year OF his age. Esa
His friends and acquaintance, and the members of the
Mutual Benefit Society of Mechanics and the members
of the Mutual Benefit Society of Cordw aners are re-
specully invited TO attend his funeral this morning at 10
o'clock at his late residence No. 6sA Norfolk street.
Very suddenly Saturday, the LIST instant, MATILDA
BAooEnT aged 80 years. native Of the parish Of Faug
invill, county Of Londonderry, Ireland
On the LIST instant, FRANCIS DuLLENBAcHER son of FL
deli Duenbacher, aged months.
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To HOROKEN
ruur III rir Ii ~ G IN ou .A. o,,0.i0.

TIE FLYsIAN FIELDS free to all on the Goriou,
Fourth, and three SUCCESSIVE days tie 81, ih and hh
Grcete tr ctions cered Mr. McCsrty ever
his v h al great expense engaged
under he direction OF Mr. Spencer. Mr. Ho viii make
his terrific and descension on the tight
distance the greatest heisht ard ienatn known
Mr., GMvsy. The greet hereal, an man and Corde Vo
81 strength acd rgilty, whcs nut De seen TO b
appear and rorfoIm variety Of his most remark
able fss, which he will roduce the Muic Tor coa
sdered by who has Witnessed this
feat 70 be the m, difficult h.sa in the wore. 'er Oar
sso as,onish the psorle with his elastic Mr. Hood win
on ne elastic wire in number Of ss,onshiue ieA q
go hroueh his hercoean ats On the Fourth the c
es viii commence ut 10 o'ciock A. NJ, and until
veety OF peofmarcss, too to mention will be
introduce during the Fourth, No,dey Weduesag Jts
pero marc will mmerce al vCiSck. ed music wi Ne
10 attendance. iva suns't
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boxes fresh Sicily. inst we'd
| nasss W. n GRiGGs ITO Munayrt.
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Passengers to Arrive.

CHsaLrsroS-sry Moou-RB LAYTON, aiy aud child; Mr.,
Plat tso CHI, den; Mrs Valentine land cLid Mrs
1 NJ Ds'i'; Ms NJ Clak, Messs II Lockwood, G lily,
! Cosgroye, JefOrds Mar.e,, A NJ G.pn, P.att, w
y Tat, 3odda q, slockm Reed, II 81 ccx, Zsnas
uph,m, W KiE,J Riley, X I Ksndai-a in
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. AueuSHea.
BY BELL & HOMAhD.
fzisyss yyf. ~ .ita nd IFS Futs0s sgY <zI.

nOO llON DlJALO.
s...,.. s ss s 2 II. q 9 II: ss,,.. ...
NOYDAY 3D.,
AT lox osicek I, the s,les ROOM
silver da@ond &c. by Older Esther Levy, pledged over
best s.o',msnt Of aels. line q watch aSa
!. sa S h. S.sSs ,
Atl% O'CLOCK IN the sale, room
Large sale piano f0I'rt prp, sY and furniture
A,ioh o'cl1ct g the sale rooms ,-.,,-
Extra ,eaona5le dry goods summer cothpg'
Also an entir. invoice Of English and Free eh single Ged
and summer cloh' foe dnlinss, gamboons. d. me shn
AS packages flesh and ''a'onade dry soo'' in lots to
SALE OF WINES. Sn, ia conIinuatiop-C 2. SMITH
Read.
ssass .9a 50 S. %as'
AGsso 30 as1S a
Heck Ne.f. Forster Heb inner and Ish.n'ssS .
sgns n.y. Ga Coz sssSy @ds ro sn ara sherry
600 ;s, S s
PERSONS y.s ,h.ms:lss. With the above
Ca-aogues n ne moroina Cf,ae ly5t-ec-
tDUAN JENKINs S. Auc'r
u0rd2S oIS: Hss BosdM ns
ing all paor aud arnurr kitchen utensils, sl-
yer plated aud China ,tock OF wines be- nen'
HOLIDAY JENKINS will sell st'u:,iop. on THURS
&c rye Hotel No 81 Broadway, anu continue daily uni ali
sold the ent uDiture silver md ated ware socs ~ wines
&c contained in this estab hmen comp ng BINS
s.ls and ingram crpes sof dvars, ottom,us and cucs
mahogany and nape cha rocbng do French bsdstcads
tent maple do, dressing bureaus With giases wscrooe Mo
gany and toilet tables cu h3if mae'se;
bids bolster, pillow, and pala nor and fre
blankets couuepres &C. window shades danaLk cu:tans
aud mun embroidered do, marble top bureaus and centre Ia
bies &c mirrors, astral and mantel lamps. gandoes and
cand sabas, oil cloth, stair carpets aud ross
Also large stock Of bed aen OF n'n shees
single ard double ow table cloths nipsins towels
coupterp,ner, Frerch and rose bauksIs &c &c 80
French aud other kinds cut glass Wines lemonadts
tnmbie eely glasses sneri bowls ef'
champagne and licquu ss,srs cream do salts re m
btacng large and exfen,ve variety anu decanter lot ae-
wines
Ass silver ware, comprising silver coffee ard
gar bowls and milk rce large silver dserts tea,
salts aud mustard do soup lades Ver oIRs large
and small chased aud pain 10. tu;a tones, nc NC
Also kitChrn &c., c. nsistnk oil large coppr borrs,
OF all ami copper ladies' trying
and &c ffigeT3tprs, Nc. No.
hLo pianos chandeii hail and other lamps. and great
variety OF other rich articles
A,o, wines The entire stock Of vines embIa ink
dera aud other kinds which VIII De Gu
umer3led fully in the cataingues
Full will be given catalogues, which NAY be
had at our store No. IL Broad "wednesday b-
fore he sale,
The sale will be continued dey until the entire furniture Is
wholly disposed Of.
Terms cash. in city funds
The sale offers opp runy for families and Others u sup
ply themselves seldom presented. iy26ac
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(rASPER HAUsER 2nJ, half and alf ouraug oul1Ig
- changed his place of exibt'sn from r.ss's Nv~
York Museu Crton Hail. Of Bowery AM vision
street, nciag Moaday, July Sd poveiy he last
this city THIS woader;o cousectn lux between tae hui
man spesiSs aed the ourang yhs ext Godinafy
ducon OF nure universally ackaowiedscd t. be tbs
curiosity in the world aid conception OF h curous
peaance be formed nv teelng him. Hours VI
hih ron from A M TIL 10 Admission shilIn. only.
p :. All kinds Of Temperance Refreshments furnished
the Hall " .
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T1YnLl S.IiiiIN


DENMAN, the f0rmer proprietor of the Tvo Saoon, NV
IL ing with The present Pr pIetnr
taken cha ne of the house nd win give one of his Cirsnd N.
ary Invitation Balls the 4h or July. The Gard wil
opened, former ions furnished with Injury
season efod and nothing shall be wanting 2 give sniro
Tickets MAY be had Golfers Merthsns Exchsnge Tai
mer's House Erchapse at Lefure ls anal st.
AMI ri th- Saloon.
Sunday evenings the Garden will b, open!d for Grams.
&c. je29 5tis.r
S,IGNORA A. CASTELAR, GRAMPIETR O-Tias tho
~ pleasure her fencs and the nubc that
will give her secosd and last Conc at the Tabernacle,
Thursday July assis ed by eminent
For PARTICULAR see small biils.
rckes dollar EACH be had the Music Stoves
Hotels. ia 3us4r
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25,l35
MI arrled,

Last evening" by the Rev. Hemsn Bangs, JAMES Bruce
to HARRIET TURNER, both of New York canada papers
please copy1
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AMUSEAIElII'G
nIBLO's GARDEH.

rIBLO's GARDEN.
y1f;il,5, M e: IA ss!i: s.,.e o,.aa
mAprwoiiass sfa.i CAL.s.
tn; ~ RS' d n s sSsa Ss 'ss:s'
with tho ".% ssn, yr :, I A., Ss.s .s
'S' fi Y Ps ssT AK sj; sTs + S:r York
I;U.l,e Princess Of V NiTaSS. NM. cai,..
G:n.r,n @''si' ar IssSi''
I'M OF GlRoT
a sc sTaE d hAht Ar m TAI COURT
View Of the Old Louse-Thr P &C. of,he Tulees at Paris
Esoss Of q, he pops. x 'vHopiii Ensihto be hid
s9% he ssSoJ q S To-
T,s ,Tir,ortieEy FAyEL Family engaged an.
Mis- Wells and Mr. M,tin th1,, talented Dancers, u,e
MI EDGE. Tire un,ig..ll.d arti,' in riRE WORKS, will
produce che most 'gnif and extensive Exhibition
gwen :" ''i THE ai!'f faoM.SApE MUSICALE.
Which gay, o 50 much las, -, .sI,n en,sn
men' worthy s n.n n;i hs
risSt. Of the french coup'n'-""odav.. w'dn..d,v.
Nish', 9th, English &c 'cs TsH-d
sy Cents. Of be- s = X. u..
~ A limited number of Season Tickets vii, DO q,
PARK rsiIAa',.
The pnbc .c'iuly Informed that in OF
| the xpes ted detention Of
ribs theatre will he CLOSED until
TUHsOAv NEXT, JULY 4. taSs'
The Last NInht Of the Season Due will OF
the pre- pared for The ebaton Of lie National
1 Independence.
CHATHAM THE:Ar
Boxes % f. .on.,-.,c. o, MI, Ka 81 tx ''"'
ON MONDAY EVENING": Jul. Sd, the p--acrnsncs
commence with the play Of DAMON AND PYTHIAs-
Damon, NJ Kiybe; Prthias Mr.. Thorn. After which
MONSIEUR PAUL vii throuyh his HercuIrsr Re ats
TO conclude with IN. farce Of the T WO jRE4URIEs.
Great making for the All Of Juy-Theie
will be Day Performance at hull ps3.2 O'Clock
| precisely
MERICAN THEATRE, WALNUT ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUSHMAN.
MONDAY EVENING July 3. will be n.rfo.m.d SEI9E
OF BOSTON. To conclude with PRETTY GIRLS OF
STILLBUR0
ml6r II. A. MARSHALL, Lesscs.
AMERVCAH
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Corn Trade.

The receipts in this market have slightly improved
whletse demand has declined Great activity prevails
at the west in forwarding supplies prices remain firm
amidst the dizziness of the times
Our quotations at the close of the past week. rule for
Genssee $50 ao75; Ohio and Michigan So so S. for
common ands Brandy wine IS rs; Georgetown IS so
Ca New Orleans So, for ordinary; Rye Flour north
river 80 s7a 50; Jersey So 6o Meal Brandy wne So
las Jersey 81 s7i ass3 Wheat ID scarce, in demand,
and sells at good prices illinois inferior, sales 81
prime at 20 Rye, we quote, nomnally, at 6sc.
Corn continues to arrive in lage quantities with which
there is good demand and prices denote slight
provement Sales OF northern to considerable extent
IS soto for coarse and 81 So for the rest both weight
and measures New Orleans So a b7c weight; Virginia
and Mary land IS Sc, for measure.
The high prices of Flour in this market and the fair
ness with which they sustained notwithstanding the
small demand, Is one OF those inexpcable movements
that the ramihcaons Of trade sometimes presents The
ateness Of the season, the crop already offered in
our markets. the demand confined entirely to domestic
cnsumpon the large receipts at all the western ports
all naturally and powerfully tend to reduce prices
binary times but the present season appears to be
governed by some other power.
Below we give table OF receipts Of Flour and Wheat
Buffalo, up to the 22d of June the past two by
which Il Will be seen that tho receipts this year greatly
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BARRY's WIGS AND SCALPS.

BAKKY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
THE imports which all attached the Head
Hair clear index Of The value set on personal figure,
IS deprived Of its fair proportion Art resorted ORDER by
acia u supply tbs deficiency, Hence have
those wonderful discoveries which bid defiance BayI
Venlating and Uossamer
WIGS AND sCALPS.
The complete that the named has with
the m,sufciue Of his unryaad heads ofhsir for the lat
far exceeds his most ,aneuue expectations HIS
fully solieits cal, coniteo Of satisfying the NEST fs
@ ~ IA III, i.s % AZ - III Ill., .s "ey
stairs. frvste rooms for htiing Wiss and Toupees.
ie2i 2uu I'm
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Da. FEUCHr uunvaiie Chemical frepasa
Il tons, Pci'on s;c-The Compound Chemical Whale Oil
So certain the attack of all
tons insects buhes vines frat trees plants
&c.
There probably compound edectua in
lis appca ion than the Chemical Whale OIL Soap In
stance Will fail when properly applied, Of the
the plants SC. The difficulty many hive heretofore
peIience cuyating flowers, &C. shielding them from
the attack OF insects has deferred many fom them, but
TINS difcuity be rely obsted by the OF the soap
which siiaple ITS OF Application and
count Of its chsspness is acre sibe to any extent.
Also nbaued the celebrated Posons tor the total
exterm,uaton Of all descriptions OF instng houses
blIns, gardens, &c.
Tne Bed Bug Poison is inble and by proper spplica
return Of thu huade ,esy who last
so iOrtu, ate as TO m ne pse Of them.
The H and Mouse Poison, when adm according
tn directions, ed drive from the premises the
rats ana raice and all oher
tors herctooT. broug in being from all deadly
eri poison such az rosive tubmaie deg, and
81 the without the least pju y Ar moths Geek
Toiches, Sc. sre all eftctuaily eiterminated
Aso general sssomept chemi ais and dye art-
brS acids yus &c Of p,d.h white sugar OF Iced gals
lronine iodine Of iron do do lead do sulphur by
dfiod potash iodine sacate sphatc Of
ac suphl ei cadaeune oxide ofsvrr do OF gold hydOd
peroids OF on piatina Of lamar
copavi capsules, bfonzes, sa1ovriscs clode
nonr ,weet spirits nee, 0anviles lotion ic chouc
aud supku others &c Swedish lesches, sedz and soda
Bristos sarsapsr together wuh general assortment of
drugs &c, all Of which are for sale cheap by
jif 2tawimiksm Wall street.
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Packets 60 sail.
Packets Ia Arrive.
ship masusrs and Agents.

pokT Or EIEW YOars, JULYs,
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EMON S-LEMONs--5o boxes fresh Sicily. inst we'd
uasse 'N'' :" 'O'' v W. n 6RiG9s, ITO Muuayr.
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Falling off,
Equal to 81 ,26l bbls. -four.

The above tables present very curious state of things
The at Buffalo being much ger than lsst
year. while the receipts at tide were SO MUCK less
line of the Canal from Spectators fIom New EnaienS
and for cons mpion through the interior OF this state
Inc shipments OF Hour from Buffalo to Canada are tr.
fling far this As an evidence of the tr,h e
our state men we will give the receipts Buffalo for the
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FOUR 4 OF JULY FXJURsION.
i fhz 4w A z1ss
m, ;e.asc.ss s fsyii aud CINDERELLA
81 sss r ts 4s1 P ssT
Leave a. New S,'S Yo1a * ST. S o'clock A. Nj 81. p
Leave Nsx York 10 and ih o'clock NJ and q ~ and
B. PASSENGER. fr we..d.ld Scotch Plains, PIanaea.
he EtaSss se%esie sfii Road Cars. win
ssenSs nm he naps.t O'Clock oo,t will leave somer
vile 10 fer Gason aud Scooeys Mo untain on III,
arrival o. the rsisat somsr.ile.
- ocIccs boat in hs 5Iuias and The Clock boat
SS,,. ss & aewy .o,
OF an hour prev us TO The depa1re Zach boat 32r
s6 5so sLisXy tlAbb %F a. 4EA .ats
Tnreugn Direct tSusd,yI ereepted) roa t. e
f f2s5a1Gss .1s Ssa
aHsat t cae
will leave Monday Wednesday snd Friday evenings, at !
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. CAPTAIN N H TlueiSSe d.
and iay at r M'nday
For pssag. or iresht apply on board orto r. u schuI
.s.sssx "A NO MoNoroLY-FARs REDUCED.
SFESssS New independent Opposition Line Tor Alba
Ihr new and commodio steamhsat NEW jersey.
e ey Monday W.se .ns and aas .vsSs
For reRh or passage apply on board fftight akeh less
The New jersey is furnished with elegant stse rooms.
for spd accommodation lot surpassed by steam
boat tn~ json III
es F1E At rs, S9,s AND !NTsKME
So. Tbs The > oad'd ..sasbs,t XTBsNY, Captain
s:ss .sna # s e; Barclay street
Freight taken At The lowest rl:es U.s.
20 NEW YORK - BOSTON
SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilot, z takes charge and
Ehoa Bosop Portsmouth Portland kernebeck and TIER
PORTS Office at Frye Shaws nautical store, ga Water
street, eeckman Reference numoer OF Mrchants
anil de several Insurance Csmpanies ia Boston,
and Pnrt,Dd js misr
49, pACKET 1OR BAVRE-second Line--The ,nip
M6N RALTlMORE, Edward Fnns mas eI, VII sail on
-asc-s CARDIFF the 10 0op unmarried and 10000
saq1&k5X married Laaies tf New York. The iutsc oer
his compliments 10 The Lads, and would nfj th
that furnishing city hoes OF tho beat
prices as cannot fail to suit the economical.
Best SIX Gait.rs, made 10 order " % S2 30
Best PfuneIl =" .'.''' 200a as
Buskius. "Reminiscences. lzk
Ladies Sip ers'.. ''.''''''.' 6H1 90
Misses q iters .....s.' kT3 al00
Those who cali this invariably call sg,inhe
evidence OF the satisfaction Of catomers with hs
and he durability Of his shoes.
NJ City and county d,aers have their orders
cuted the favorable and with shoes made by the
'''' "''A"' b. q. 'CRos8Ys Ladies Shoe Store
No. S, Catherine ST, TWO doors below Madison st.
iys lmsec
CASPER HAUsER 2nJ, half man and aIf ourauE unIg
~ changed his place of exibitisn from fesies New
York Museu 10 Cr,ton Hail. corner Of Bowery am vision
Moaday, July Sd, potvey The last
this city THIS woadsr'o cousectn ink between tae hui
man species aod tle ouang out s-,hs ex sofuay pro-
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IL a HA! HA .-Lau .hs5 about two months ago, IN
II pi tu deIs of ffisui who rising bed
after attack u fver with head bad coot
70 convenient yugarsn He loo ed funny be-
ing d.titut OF hair the suacs Of gourd Lest week
called him egain, ard absolutely cumboupded
the change IN his appearance HIS head red with
beautiful brown cul IL rich his BROW and
N similar ,rent 70 that wig maker whoever be
be. Ii friend h. which he did
the emphasis OF mer's gods. You think wear wig said
h-a ha ha !-had ere-why all this harvest OF
hair Of only sir weeks Jayne incompra
BILE Hair Tone. We ul Il the sid, locks eonv
ourselves bat they stood the test; and ab naturally in
cedslt admit that the preparation nfabe
of The hair
Sold ~ the sgeus A D. Sands Druggists. No 70 Full
ton street; 2'3 Broadway; IT East Broadway Price 81
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NOTICE TO INVALiD5 ABOUT VISITING
EUROPE

EUROPE.
MEDICAL Gentleman Of experience, for nearly th. last
A ten years practitioner in this city. purposes msking
to Europe time Dung pre- mpnh. end
would be happy make with
y about proceeding hi he's the benefit q their health
During .sionsl he travelled nGreat Brt4a
aud tranct-s conversant wi French. References
qualifications &c given TO me5,ca gentlemen Of the
stsudiDg York; End any tommuui aus
dressed Physician" either hre ugh uunham Dmon. 81
South street, TO box s6 Lower Post Office will promptly
att, nded to. jy3 lt-rc
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- mueus fro the throat thoroughly this
1t eheetnsy iOosens the from nen--
bae which lines the acha and cough the piiert
wall bring portions OF the diengagei la all
paints OF the tumonary orSa, where
be making effort throw off disease Javne5
noarts the nschoery Vi separation, enables
them discncumber themselves Of the ohstrutons which
had InoeJed Cop -h' Colds Bronchitis
Pu y-n word oil diseases Of pulmonary nature. yield
to this preparation, # properly ajmibist Hed.
Sold at wholesale rsia.i by A. g. q D. Sands Druggists
No. 10 Fulton af Gold; sold By
Co, No II East RroatwaI; A. b. Sands Co, No as
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