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Missouri ELECTION.
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c; y Ian, w va DEM Y asis 1s,s
In this State on the Congressional ticket the
Democrats have it all their own way, the Wings
not having nominated any candidate. Neither
have they any candidate for Governor and Lieut..
Governor. They strive for the Legislature only in
order to secure an U. s. Senator in the place of
Benton, whose term expnes next March
AS there is no contest between the Wings and
Democrats for Congress, the latter have split into
two factions, aAd presented the following ticket at
IL.
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Denton, or t" Hayds. |"

Anti- Benton, or "Seffs' Denton, or " Hards. .
For Governor. For Governor.
CHARLES H. ALLEN. JOHN c. EDWARDS.
For Lieut.. Governor. For Lieut. Governor.
WILLIAM B. ALMOND, JAMES You've.
For Congress For Congress.
Leonard H Sims, Sterling Price,
Thomas b. Hudson, D. G. M Persons,
Ratlig Boon, John Phelps.
John Thornton, James B. Bowlin,
Augustus Jones, James H. Rslfe.
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Dem gain in four years. 1882
So far as heard from the Wings have elected 50
representatives to the legislature TO the Democrats
So, showing Wing gain.
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SEIZURE OF SMuGaLED GooDs.-A valuable sell
zure Of uggle goods made few days since, by
samuel HaTing Esq the collector Of the district Of
Mackinac Michigan The goods consis. principally Of
work boxes, baskets, &C. Also French work and music
hnxaa. nlafea &c.
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M Before Judge Sherman.
AUG. l4-Lqforge u.s. Hyde.-An action to recover .
claim Of $780, TOR carpenter work executed for plaintiff
Decision this forenoon. Ett VIZ
DIsMssA-Mr. Huff the very efficient and gentlemsnly
clerk Of this court has been dismissed from his office az
marshal, which he held under the corporation The
Of his dismissed is his po tics He retains, how
under the Judges his oce clerk in which cepa-
city Mr. Huff gives every satisfaction, both the public
and the Court The following is the aconic "notce to
quit:"
MAyoR's OFFIcE, New York, Aug. Is, 1874.
Mn. SIMON HuFF:
sIh,- directed by the Mayor to inform you that the
warrant you hold Marshall has not been renewed.
You will therefore, after this day, to act Mar
shall. Yours, respectfully
MUNSON CLARK, First Marshal
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Auo l3.-Tte witnesses in the OF Captain DrscolI
received their expenses IN part and have been discharged
They have forwarded to the Department at Washington
claims for additional expenses.
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The BENEVOLENT AssocIATIoN--GRAND ExcUR-
sroN.-Thls Society takes trip to West Point to-
day. From the preparations made, there is no
doubt but that it will be splendid affair.
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CITY IntclliRence.

Police Rec0rd.-AuG. l5.-Hcvse Dance al Yaurhau
tvo Iyouns men. named James Dusenbdry and Charles
Jones, were arrested for rioous and osodery conduct
Of the garden on horseback and rode in furious manner
towards the PLATFORM which was occupied at the time by
large number Of ladies and gentlemen engaged IN dane
ing cotillions who vanished from the OF their
amusement at the entrance OF the horse and rider with az
much umaz men surprise and fear as he had been tho
of the Ghost the Marble Horse Of olden
time Bradford Jones' the proprietor OF the Garden
deavored to induce this visitor 10 retire when
he was informed that another named Charles JONES'
had stationed himself the entrance gate horse
back and was paradg backwards and prevent
Jones' who also 70 deuar Ws,ohmen were then
called in, who with the assistance Of
csedsd in sscfng these men from the premises and land
and disordery conduct. 1900 $500 ll.s.
gong his rounds oil Thursday morning about three
O'Clock, he perceived prowling about several
finished the OF "a and 2sth street.
The rogue entered of the houses and was fol-
lowed by the @atchman who arrested him suspicion
Of attempting to steal from the premses He was COM
4 Coroner's Omce.--srRaNor ISvEsrIoArior On
Tuesday last published the arrest Of the well known
Bill Reed keeper OF sailors boarding house at 362 Wa
street. charges beating his WIFE, and also
ly injuring woman living in the seine house named
Jane Haight. wife Of VIM. Hagbt The husband Of Mrs
Haight entered the complaint against him. and his wife
died on Wednesday, as was supposed from the injuries
she had receivedby Reed The Coroner held an nvesi
cation yesterday when several witnesses examined
as to the attending her deoth II was fully
and clearly proved bsiors the jury that Reed had filed
tumbler hall full Of brandy mixed with little coffee, and
given II to the deceased to drink Tuesday astiha he
then, being intoxicated himself, ordered her TO her
own apartments in the hosse, end becau.e she did
her down. kicked and struck her several times,
she crying murder at eoch blow. She complained
OF severe injuries in the spine and limbs inn
medately afterwards. and compelled to 20 to bed
from whence she rose. doctor named James G.
Thorn who had been attending her for slight cold was
called in and upon examination Of the body testified
seeing several bruises her body that he thought
might have accelerated DEATH but finally concluded
of her decease The jury concurred in this very
sapent opinion Notwithstanding all the testimony Of
the extraordinary verdict that. Jane Haight to
herr death by disease Of the lungs" We understand that
the adavits will be sent before the next grand jury for
their consideration and it. therefore, becomes the duty Of
the magistrate who entertained the complaint Of the wife
of Reed to hold him in prison. II possible until he be
indicted else set such amount OF security for his
appearance to answer will secure his attendance
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MASSACHUSETTS. -The Democrats of that State
have nominated George Bancroft of Boston, as
their candidate for Governor and Henry Ii. Childs
for Lieutenant.
REMOVALS IN THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-There will
be no more removals in the Custom House--don't
be alarmed applicants-until next week.
DEATH OF Mr.. MUHLKNBERG.-One of the Phila-
dephia papers contains the following extract OF a
letter relative to the supposed immediate cause of
the death of this gentleman, who was the demo-
cractic nominee for Governor Of Pennsylvania.
If true, it tends only to confirm all we have ever
said relative to the character of the political press
Of the country -
This was the second attack of apoplexy Mr. M. had I;
the first being the death OF his wife The attack his
friends assert brought by the fierce political
now waging in the neghborhood where he resides at
Reading The attacks lately made in the Journal"
Mr. M. character, charging him with gsmblipg drunk
cnness profane swearing &C. together with article
which appeared in the Journal" Of yesterday signed
Hugh Lindsay, charging HIM with bribery and corrup
ton, kept Mr. Muhenberg in such state OF excitement
that all his friends noticed IT,
The State Central Democratic Committee of
Pennsylvania have concluded to call the same dele
gates together to nominate Governor, that met
before, and have selected Tuesday the Sd Of Sep
TENDER as the day.
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ETHIOPIAN SERRNADERs. would recon-
mend all who wish to see the true negro character
delineated in the most interesting and amusing
manner possible, to 60 to Palmo's opera house.
These artists may with safety challenge the world
to produce their equals Many who have hereto
fore refused to attend these exhibitions, have be-
come Invested Of all prejudice, and are much
amused at the performances Of these gentlemen.
The engagement only lasts two nights more.
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OTro CorTAeR, HoBoKEN-ELLsLER BRoTHERs.
Great numbers are daily attending this delight
full spot to witness the performances of these unri-
vailed artists; and among the numerous visitors,
the ladies form no inconsiderable portion, who ap-
pear to be highly delighted No where can an
hour be SO agreeably enjoyed as in the pleasant
gardens Of Capt. l.. Schwartz, who deserves every
credit and encouragement for his pains-taking in
providing this elegant exhibition for his visitors.
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POLITICAL CLuBs-There are Isome funny deye-
lopments to be made about one or two Of the poll
teal Clubs recently got ND in this CITY,
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NAHANT. There is said to be more visitors at
Nahant this seasop than ever before.
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Dem. gain in four years. ;. .......".. i,7e4
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Or CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURGD.--1hs
ronc Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city OF New York, confidently re
commended for all ofdelil produced Ivy aecret in
iulgence OF any knl Il - an invaluable rene
iy for impotence stcriy bafrenness unless depend
ing on NAL iormation)
Single bottlca 81 each Of hall dozen 20; care
ialy packed and sent to all parts Of tho Unior
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy vs.
Nassau street. w.S. RICHARDSON, M. D, Agent.
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THE "NArrvEs. "-Alarming symptoms Of DISCO
luton are manifesting themselves in the ranks Of
the Natives in this city. 1t appears that num-
bers Of them are going over TO the Wings, and the
controversies respecting the propriety Of running
separate ticket IN the tall, are producing great
deal OF disturbance. As we demonstrated the other
day. no alternative is left this party but that Of run
nlng separate ticket or sinking into oblivion
The genuine natives should mark every man, who
objects to separate ticket,sas a traitor. Let all
the true men at once take bold stand and run
their own ticket. They will see the wisdom
Of this advice, perhaps, when il is too late.
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THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE.
TO BE QUICKLY CURED,

oaa tisin thar follow an certain
take hold the frat cause. and, BY neuraz,nR The
poison. eectually prevent the epaable injuries which
~ IS s hue
has been before made known that much OF the
hssss s.. Il % tHa fpS in uo osh dS%
Pills discovered the patient required to submit all
Kind Of deprivation business and Of living and sub
sced long and tedious of MIXTURES Drops more
shsa M diseases iiss:u fer all to be
of its long AZ lie reualns
Thomas Specific purely vegetable not 20
need but little pfs,siag TIE bloom q health, and look Of
road to health, Price 81 PR Box Assnl: East Broad.
way, Of Market 70 Fulton Street. 2s Brosdway cor
nsr Of Chambers nj. J2i Inc
COGAN'S PICTORIAL OR BREAST SALVE.
THIS SALVE is recommended tn III Ladies IS sure rrs-
which females are suje Gathered Brea ha, been
used circle the makers acquaintance IN
fai is not pet nded that ts save will
confidently asserted that bya Timely application 4 wiu
vent the formation Of matter When the mia VIII OF how,
h S s p cd s si We
the bs tbs salve will b. found the sses sae way
efect it. 1t will at ague in the brea and it
be Of ntat, plaster of that .alse Will daily d
This OH tine 1t is not ofered tie ce VI th- puoc
without its being ectualy tried md approved Of hA, been
the cty OF TX aud its vcn ty in between ne sud
hundred without fii Ce tiiicates from
number of ghy spectacle ladies be at thr store Of
Rushtoo Co, no Roadway aud 10 Atr House whcs the
W. b. y. Lane, 267 Or CHI and also to Mr. honss 81
bur ,treet xper ed who has tried It to her
re'atsacton. None genuine but th1;' g,nhde ccc.N
PS-La'es whe neel it, application. reques ed TO
pay the instructions the BIKES obtaining
No s8 PA G street. New.rk NJ fglwsec
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To iMnhhIku LADIES.
M RESTkll.,r PREVENTIVE POWDERED

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE fOWDEAA
VI Those nyanable Powdsrs have been Universally adopted
well BY thousands this country beng the only MIDI
ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health for
bids a rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption 70 the happness he hea
touch within IN. limits Of advertise
mertrults which Affect only the well being OF
parents but the future happiness Of their Clipping i
bu, well krown that the families Of the ma.ed often
dcta In how does the hard working father
md especially the mother 81 pour family remain slaves
throughout their lives at the OF labor
tog but live ard living but TOLL! when they might have
weighed down the spirit and at Last broken the health Of
father how often the widow left anAo with the
nteutions, her fatheriess offspring from be-
coming degraded objects chartyor progac ce1
as the days OF the kind husband aud father differed
beholdng form and declining health OF the
companion Of his BOSOM shs had reached the Of
thry-sst sinking Premature grevewh the certain
md and his young and pless ehildei Of those
and watcful socitude, which
alone bestow, unrsQnenty at when least able
support the hrartrending aHcton II ossa5e then-is
themselves the well beng their
when simple healthy and certain remedy within
contoi1 The advertiser feeling the Of this subject
and estimating the benefits resulting thousands by the
attention Of the ia CONSIDERATION Is
To which we subject by simple
and healthy within centrol Every dspasopste,
ertuous and enlightened mind. will unhesitangy
the Affirmative
Price five dolan package. accompanied with full aad
ieulaf directions.
ss Psi + ss If ssS;s e e.
hours from A. IT, 70 r NJ Bosssa ocs. No. Ess1 st
I'm I'm
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DIR. d. JAYNE'S
INnlAN L.KDL> ffnnD NVN


recommended dssdsdy supsor g any other kpSwn
combnation Of medicine for Cou 1hs Colds Influenza Dm
uitX Of WhooppE Cough Pains and Weasness Of
cine hshy aud Justly recomnssded b and
.psctabie Individuals who have found relief from USE
Many who have ben borng under coughs and
paws the breast aud have been by aud
their friends far advanced have been happily
restored perfect health by the valuable
The following is deemed sufficient for insertion hes =:
From the Rev. c. c. r. Crosby Agent of the "Ams!
Baptist" ~ :
New YoRx, June IS. 1885,
To On. JAVSE:-
Dear ST. ~ have mas Of the Indian ExPectorant per
sona aud in ami!s fur r last six years Win graf bene
tit Indeed may consds life poloa gsd by the seof this
Invaluable lne,c,ue under the bessias Of God for :e
yeas may much Of wifeand also OF the
Rev Mr. 1psof of the Island Of Jamaica, For al Of
Cough Inflammation Of he Crest, Lungs and hroat do
untesitangy the Dest medicine have
tried. My wish that Others afflicted have
been may experience the relief which persuaded they
will by using the Indian Expectorant :, c,os.v
NIB Many Of my neishbon my recowmsndston, have
tried this medicine with unifTm success Dr. Hamilton 81
st. James. South Carolina greatly affected by cough,
hosrsensss and lungs and on nsnF bottle OF
this medicine found immediate aud permanent relief
Sold Wholesale and retail the propretors prices by A.
d. Sands general 10 Fulton street. 273 Broadway ana
II East Broadway. II lMfsc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

me scen,ec esrabinsou Of (which .hesa
Ps e,m1esca have made them the wonder and adni
he only dseeyeed that has proved nvsbX
,sss being ch they ust be used during pregnancy.
though always mild safe and heshy they arc certain u
The directions translated into Enssh, and euveloreA
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz
tsia the signature of de Boudeloqu and the English dr.
-econs have the signature Of Dr. MkLVEAU authorised
agent for the continent OF America. q
can be 1n:%ttsa by ~ai e any pa Of the Uait.s
s United States Office z9 Liberty street. Greenwich q.
7rce $3-hslf bexn 81 No half boxes BY mail Sold
Boatou No Salem Letters directed DR. y.
welvean, box ~, New York, will 'nu-1.i.
dos. All letters must b psid. no an IN
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FOR THE PILES.

the interesting case and cure Of
~ Piles :Mr }. Bowman distinguished architect
ling in BroatTay been afflicted with Piles for a yeas H
~, 3D. orWd occasional papitston countenanct
pale and Iangud OF the dn
eneed with pile pmof, so much niamed at tunes as 70
produce intense suffering other ciev themselves
pronse discharge OF blood inducing great debility the
suscles of the back from the lon -continud irritation
deg lost their power producing lumbagI and it
With much dieuty that he couli walk his eP was ieet.
nd nfn had pended han five hundred doars IN II
for comp amt had obtained only temporary
lief lie eniey cured. having aiken only three boxes
of PILE has travelled than two hous
niles since aud fer return Of the complaint is well
and active he thirty ago. and attributes all
that mestimabe remedy. DR.. UPHAMs PILE ELEcTUARy
nal remedy 1t is sold by the proprietor at his Office
1916 Bowery four doors above spring street. Advice Rats
Remember 1866 Bowory n Imd& ~sec
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THE Following few remarks upon stricn.. il is believed
WI ?ssGy pmsy frequently
exist, shose who are NOT ire eaa aware o. t. xod :,
2nd1hat very erroneous notion prevails WI SUu
Sd That although Structure may long remain SO doImaa
rot to ba snseced it s always tending TO other Il rms o.
which 4 Structure nlay always be knowp.
sthTha. the structure, especially in its carly .tsAs
cornpl, sh-d in very lii.s time.
upe t' con.dsreS ia sIf PROCEED. from
,a % .Ss.ss on IL o naS Is ssss. n
Tss NS s no p % :. TsSas o aav get os
ecte@ tea with ersnis which Sssrrey se1ns
a6ary .tfietaIs and uiel with regard 70 is
case @ "oaa Tsy ss' 10 @ M c
that the sufferer remain in perfect darkness The
sXHotsi Thing that leads the attention off from d.or
no i'm The dow Of Observed this
quite wrong structure exist for without
H' ssd
e I mn s1u Of nGi On and
Of no m f' ley
% tho es ana w
rheh the seat Of This disease and hgw t 80 sofslsns to
whether with structure Induced By other per
he tss1 nSax % s
Yfs sS 1asis other
plain and d.ssus ,a" is
and early stage aud fortunately there are three psr:ieaIa
TS Ss are TIE following The Ell t
THE MAsyEn OF UhIsArrso,1It has been said alread
th, the need be much diminished impcted and
s' sqs Ts be
s T .s vii o
UScuRrp-Itis not much how long ago may have oc-
ed as how e the ssey stage %.y have "
4 s s.. C. sss se' f.. sr ySsd strengthen
Tar ErEEcr 4 STRUCTURE HAS iron TINE MIyD-Th,si
:ns 's sts %fsfns @ vabs
ri. the degree in every advidu. but !. 80
when he pss.1i 70. eS%plse aad
d s %
de bu, for this the RAIDER referred to The Private rs-
rsy as The caie proceeds.
Gu the cure Of setare it j. repeated HAT this eer IAN
very tie time 80 much this however could not have
IL H.. a Dy proper ssss and the
fsa AND 's ss nSS sa aesom
so VINO caoao esn,u the writer personally on account o.
cesI IL these az forwarded the most suitable and
together vita the authors Private Tstse and such
emark, particular may call fer The e on these
consulted On disease. hi; Prya
Ireatse"-a, his dwelling house 80 Greenwi street, New
ns:: diseases. wi. y @ ne simplicity and e
that their lie believes however
cheny red long from certain cla,' Of
dvsrsng people and other who can properly apprsc
Dr. aph further eons,def, duty especially 70 those wh
@ ann" he @ ssS s s % s Of $
elf Besides his rank az Graduate OF Edinburgh, s.: h.
been engaged Of these Diseases tn Hospital
md for than thirty and has published
three edtioue Of work expressly them Aso that he ha,
letters from the most eminent in Europe 70 the ms
Mott Of New York Dr. Of Phisdelphia and
and that he to Iefe almost Physician
.mnence in this city. The Private Treatise" Is 81 Ad
less DR. Ralph, sen, SO arsenwichst j2S I'm re-
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
pE5iBERATUM IN DENTIhTRY
INK. A. e, CASTLE 0f BROADWAY, co

- Of WHITE STREET., has a fa,te fer filling
decayed hollow teeth 1t be into the mo,t tender
teeth withoot pain inconvenience, with which be-
npscted into ONE hard solid body thus restoring and
(herto painful and useless teeth arcsly sound
sad perfect all theI respective for peveuting IN
ALL CASES the ecessity Of Ladies the
vivid terms eheacy fhs the Evening Post
sayss - IL admirably adapted tender teeth and
and DR. the teeth with great and
ability" The New York Aurora says -" IL nkes the teeth
in all perfect for n The Bun DIT Castle has
obtAined muck celebrity for his excellent mode Of filling the
teeth" gentlemen Of the Medical Faculty
have personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
fling the teeth Tootsche pills, Of which the
Rehins tooth will eject permanent
, I, LIE CHEVR Don ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA, Amk,ssador and pleoip Jtcnay Extraordinary
from Donna Isabel Queen Of soan United States
Was ington, do certify that well Of friends,
have kao wn Dr q. CASTLE FOR many years as
fuI and skiifu Dentist standing his
knowing his worth and his benny gentleman ntegr
tv with recommend him those who
the aid Of his pr Aess,ona servaces.
would also his excellent Composition for filling
teeth. having n many cases sen Z, ,qPsfi2 scacy
:. Dr. A G, Castle ,stsrs 20 the spanish french and
ksI Admiral WALTON. Lord pMoRssh Gen &. Merry.
fey X nr Gss:fs Sai R B B. sf sa;d a. R,:
;R: b. va ss'33. .;. o., B 7:sfss e: e.
tTcsdvsy. fUlnsss
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PHtLAoxLrHtA Mar AR, Elizabeth j. Remington, Havs-
ma Cid Pallas Hasen, w Indies
B.LrIMoRn. Mar GAR Plompt, Bease. Boston; Roe,
Dodge, NYo K.
AI.IArpRA. Mar 2-An Forrest Newport; Elizabeth stur-
ge., WORK.
CHAnLssToy Mar l-Ar Sarah Louisa Chase Fall River:
ss Gamer Col liamey n ut utw. sayanaah for York
CID southport Grifth Yo,. Lante fsl Hsutb,s Have'
Ar Feb 49, Rqi H."eJon Dnmpn, Pqiot Pttr. Quad
Gle [Brl Elliot, Liverpo Garea or] Allen London
toa Car .aan and Commerce Alien Providence; Oscar
Tswl Helm; Casuga iac tsos. aud McCrsd, seeley,
Yosk. Convert Reyuels NOreansspoke Tuesday lest
British brig uaknown, from Vera Cruz for Charleston
,hot OF provonsabout toachiug Darien for SUPPLIES
CID Ex'ct, Johnson. NYork
New OELEArs. Feb 2i-Ar Hsmton (Br1 Dick Gas
gov; Hero o'id ng hsy,ns; Roaaose Webb -, Eev CID
kiys!poOI; Emily Gsm.anS. Whitley Barb Alh.s,
pha; Foam Rewland ssvannah Alexander Robinson, Haya'
Havana. Cid Shakspeae Minor, NYork; Chapa Ladeu
Charleston.
Miscellaneous.
sHP Nrw ASHLAND tBrl still detained outside Charles.
her the city. An effort have bsn made the day
10 tow her into port
spoken.
Cha Henry Of and from Boston, 20 days Jan 49, lat 81
30 Ion 20 30
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

n NJ PEYsER & Co lately removed from the corner Of
IL William and John. to No so John street oher FOR sale
liberal terms wholesale and retail the following articles
received by recent arrivals
Uerin Zephyr Wo.sed-the complete
this country $40
Canvass Embroidery of cotton. silk and worstsd all
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Pattesof the choicest and
csplion; Embroiderles finished and commenced velvet
silk wosted and cotton, worked the most tasteful Par
sisn style -
Taes for Hair Dresses of gold versnd silk and pselled
Brscelets Combs Hair Pins, and large variety Of Other
beaut full Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse Ornaments gilt and silver Beads BpsIe. Purse
and flower Chenille, OF silk apd metal and SILK.
Also, Frnges Gmps and Cord and Tassas imported and Of
their manua Of gold silver. silk &c all colorn
and widths
" Branch Store ,es Broadway formerly lH Broadwsy)