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dividend OF three per cent payable the Is. of June
The Quebec Bank will pay similar dividend on the 10th


dividend OF three per cent payable the LIST of June
The Quebec Bank will pay similar dividend on the 10th
of June.
Counterfeit ones Of the Louisville Bank, Ky are in
circulation also twentys of the Mechanics Bank Bali
more
The uniform rates ruling for domestic exchanges is
subject of establishment to those who really believed
such thing impossible without great regulator of
trade and the currency. During the existence of the
United States Bank, the internal exchanges were not
controlled and regus ed by the movements of commerce
The course OF trade had very little influence on quota
tons even on the nearest points balance of trade in
favor of any particular place. could not under the bank
ing system as it formerly existed govern exchanges
cordngy Some financial measure nterposed to obstTuct
the regular laws that affect these movements. Under
proper regulated banking system with proper standard
OF the currency it is natural for domestic exchanges
to rise and fall with the of trade it Is for water
TO find level. Whenever any banking institution de-
ranges these movements the whole system becomes de.
ranged and rates fucuae and advance alage per cent
above what they would otherwise be The principal
of the existing uniformity Of quotations, and the slight
variations that have occurred in long periods that they
depend upon activity Of business and are regulated
by the unalterabe laws that regulate trade and
Another is that they are in the hands of
private, economical houses instead of the banks Elk
changes evory point of importance in the Union can
be obtained OF individual houses in this city and at these
points on this city, they in the hands of private
houses Sc long they remain business continues
on the same basis which it stands we shall enjoy
the benefit of the present reduced rates.
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Died,

On Wednesday, 9Th inst MARIA LOUISA daughter Of N
late George T.. Smith, aged 30 years. w.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to a
tend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the resi-
cncc her uncle Charles W. Smith, So East Broadway
without further invitation.
At Brooklyn. Thursday morning the 9th inst, ate,
n lingering illness, Mrs May JAsy, wife OF Lyman
Brown, 10 The 26h year OF her age
The friends and relaens Of the family, and also those
of her brothers, Robert John and william Tford re.
questsd be presen, at the funeral nj the
foot oil Catherine street. at % o'clock this afternoon to
which place the body will be conveyed from Brooklyn
or intcrment
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New Stock Exchange


very dull at 81 s7l pearls we quote at
81 938 So.
BREApsrurrs-Flour is declining; Genesee is held at
81 IS 81 and freely offered at the latter rate Ohio
brands fetch from ~ s7 to 3d. and southern the same
Any kind of corn brings 81 cents rye cents oats 80
338 for canal, and 90 a 30 cents for southern
CoTToNThe sales amount to about 1000 bales at pre-.
vous prices.
HW-saes OF common qualities at 80 a 35c. Prime
qualities are held at 81! 3sc.
WHIsKfY-Drudge casks in moderate demand at
29ic Prison barrels held at % cal without sales
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MAY 6M market, 500 beef cattle, 10 pairs working
oxen, 200 sheep and 1900 wine 90 beef cattle unsod
Prices OF beef cattle have declined and reduce
quotations-extra So IS 37 first quality So; second
quality 81 80 7b third quality SO rs 81. few cat
te were sold on Saturday at somewhat more than
highes, quotations Sheep are dull small lots from 81
20 10 wethers S3 SO Lots Of swine to peddle 81
o. Tor 20" and 81 81 for barrows very choice lot 81
adb old logs from a s; at retail from a a.
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There has been quite increase the import of many
articles. such hides, coffee moasses suRers wines
COAL iron rsisins, and wool. The falling off has been
flins and confined principally to lead and hemp The
great increase in our mporations this spring over those
oil last is confined to the manufactures of cotton and
WOOL These manufactures cannot be enumerated in
table on account OF the endless variety With the excep
ton Of these goods foreign trade has increased in
healthy ratio and without endangerng the safe system
of trade on which business is now conducted
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RAYMOND ~ WEEKS
g X n ND NJ f. " Il q E RE,
CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET AND BowERY.

tOHNEN OF EItHIIf SINEET AND BOWEHY,
their splendid and rdea exhibition of Wild Animals last
that they ull arrive with hcir Caravan Saturday
morning IN this CITY, and whic will be locst
modus position corner Of Eahh street and Bowey
the Genital parts of ,he city Grand Procession will be
down Blsecker TO the Bowery off Grand East Broad
way from t'ence feapo TO Wall aud return through
Broadway to the place exhibition tbs endd collection
of An'ms (mu"h increased ia Numbers since last
will be exhib ted Studay cyerirg for the first tme and
thr PERIODS of future exhibitions win be. detailed in Monday
Every for sonal safety will he strictly
Jttcaded to- The Eephans will appear in The
carrying the MAGNIFICENT B. nd of company milo ats
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BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORJJ

noied thorerghtaEe admitted 70 be the creates,
- mart Tor the sale OF settlements wearing apparel in the
Vnted States aud the Impression hat has heretofore existed
the mnd' OF many tat purchasers Broadway Obliged
20 pay an exobitant price for article of dress fully
outted ron he knowu reputation the chag established
py EDW Atto toA pnprietor OF the City Cash Tailoring
mercants and nhers stins this city avail themselves
N ou.l IRON very extensive assortment VI ready
thng m nu ctured from the best materials the most
style ne atteLtion OF the public particularly
called 70 VISIT tins establishment and late Of
twed and fancy Cashmere Office Focks, designed Tor he ap
proachilg season. 49, ~
Aso an a,sortn.nt Of rich Chene Velvet Brocade Vest
ss ahcy teac Ciohs and ny the late arrivals
leced expressly for the fashions Garments supeblv
made up to order, aud required at few hours notice
49,. . EDWARD FOX.
Fulton ,ra ar 30 ~"
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In Concord (Nass) on the sth inst by the Rev. Mr..
Means Mr. FREpERic HUDSON, to Miss ELIZA WoopwARp
On Wednesday, sth inst by the Rev Mr. Cowen VIM
WmrrINoHAM to MAReARrTTr daughter of Mr. and Mrs
rener, all Of this city.
At Brooklyn, Sunday 9TH instant by Rev Mr. Tav
ior at ID Baptist Church, Mr. John f. Stow Of this cy
10 Miss Emeline Fountain, of Brooklyn N' wy
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, Ny


somnodoa. asd a' 81 the .ses
orsssa on The DAY Of " Sss sst TO
ead he sharon springs subscribers have since
sy reSSsa Gr s by sCssIas 70 the
snaeous par mens besides making large add and inn
sds have ea add 70 ths windows@Ss bSual pome
Planted M Ssa eee bah cut 1o ss
have been oyerauied and urnue provided urr shng
warm at6 or effort h been So rid to supply he
Of past AID every eleon will be used
SURPASSED Other place of fashionable Uasd
To hos' who have heretofore visited the Sharon spug
M e 70 sfy a the s Qualities Of The ws Gan
the faraned Whe sulphur suas ef ysi ia .acspt that
sS int s me ShI s a
Of sas s Tn:
T o q the %0s seeary the Of New
sSauay d, SS;y eGs and
aen.sss '1S% H ,f-
go, s = s Hes:
wo for the OF rh.uatic cutal US. bilious and dya.
dS and lsyIna ;fs ia.
has been certified by some OF the eminent medical proe
BY ANALYSIS made for prepretor. tire rns,
rcof Reid Of New Y.rl h. fe%ns results It's hsv.
BissTSaas: q g" M ks% 81 ".'s: 9. grains
SS up Of M,gn'sia. a.. 49, - q
hydrc.ulphee Of Magnesia and Lime 3
Chlonde OF Sodium and Magnesium 27
=, . Solid contents li9 grains.
Hvdrcsulphuric Acid Gas, Suphuret,ed
IL, dTOseh.' "a cubic in,
The sprsags within few hours ride Of Albany Troy
Saratoga Schenectady Utica &c accessible
CsnaJohare on the Albany and Utica railroad here post
coaches daily wait the arrival Of the morning fom Sche
necady an Uuca 70 convey vsers the sprpg distance
~ about eight miles, arriving time for dinner by the
Gnery Valley Turnpike, by daily stages being about forty
nye NILS west of Abany ON good rad Persons e.yng
on Springs the next day IN time for dinner
myl 2tiwimsec CLARK 4 GARDNER
PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
HE superiority of th; Brace all others
is acknowledge by all who them and the eYtens We
demand Tor me article during the year su guar
atee 9f their utility his article intended brace
hou ders strengthen the back and expand chest giving
Tree on TO the lungs; and being formed with elastic rack
VII De iound OF no impeachment to the Tree OF
Ire {, and guardians are particularly requested examine
OF either whohav acquired the hapt OF stoopng
rhs bia,e is actured under the immediate OF
Mr. Prses who has beea engaged for the years
manufacturing different articles for the purpose and
confidently Offers the Patent Elastic Brace any
article ever brought undei his ohser alton
The above named articles manufactured, he
obtained wheleae retail the old Of Pa r.
SELLS y AGATE, 237 Broadway, Of Park Place
r. A. continue the msnulactue of their
the Elastic Riding Belt The superiority of this artieIr con-
M IN It's perfect soaptation TO the form ofhe
usntness anu durabiiity al I'm sod
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gh.fs E7swger. sn,a Ae~ns5.

w sinai sarcep it. favor if Captain. vess-is wi; give
70 Cpn,aodpis RoBEhr Of News Flcst,
corr Of the shipping left the Pert they sailed tie
vessels spoIen on theiI fsss1ee List Of their Cargo.
spy oegn Hrw: papers News they have. He viii
soard hem immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor.
'csrohdnts ri home abroad viii also favor =,
ending e .i' Office eil the snc lneiligence they en-
btair sns;a 'orncIicS OF .zr tiad viii b. ssskts "
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald. I


WASHINGTON, May 8, lS4l
Inc committee on Mr.. Niles case has not vet
reported, but understand there is no doub, but
they will report iavorably to his SANITY. and. Of
course, favoraby to administering to him the oath
OF office.
Senator Lewis has had new chair made Tor
him. 1t is curiosity in its way. 1t comfortabv
seats two men, weighing each $50 pounds
In relation to the appointment of new Secreta-
ry the Treasury IN place OF Spencer, think the
PROBABILITY Is that the President will nominate no one
TILL after the Baltimore Convention, in order that
he may take advantage of Its results.
Charles King, of the American, is in town.
The Hon. Alexander ii. Everett, is also still in
Mr.. Clay is expected to leave to-day en- route for
Ashland. He Is said TO be very seriously worn
down. Later.-Too i'll to leave to-day He will
leave privately
II seems to be the impression here that nothing
VIII be done in the case Of Mr.. Tappan, who dis
closed the Treaty contrary to rule OF the Senate.
he mas only violated rule of the Senate, although
LOT that he Is liable 10 censure, even expulsion.
do not understand that he has violated any oath,
or any thing of that sort
II also seems to be the impression here that the
Senate will discuss the Treaty in open session. and
that Congress is not likely to adjourn till next SUM
mer s. r.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May 8, 1874
All Is still IN the greatest confusion here in the
uehocidtlc ranks as 10 the nominee tor the presl-
dency, at the convention the 9th.
| have just been shown by southern member
OF the House, the names of S3 democratic members
of the present Congress who have protested against
running Mr.. Van Buren,. Judging calmly from
present appearances, Mr.. Van Buren, cannot get
the nomination at Baltimore this month.
/ venture to prophecy that the nomination will
ultimately settle down on the head OF Gen Dodge
the old Indian fighter of Wisconsin ! may give
you the reasons In another letter why | come to
this conclusion. AT present ! will state that the
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Michigan, and Missouri
delegations have agreed to come to a compromise
on Dodge. The Ohio and Missouri delegates saw.
they will not go Stewart or Cass, because they be-
leve both these gentlemen have been intriguing TO
destroy Mr.. Van Buren,, which charge Cen Dodge
is not amenable to.
Commodore Jones arrived here from the Pacific
Ocean last night, in company with Lieut.. Woos-
ter, OF the marine corps who went out with Com
modre Dallas to relieve Commodore Jones He
came home in the Constellation, which ship reach
ed Norfolk on the LIST inst. court of enquiry
will be held on him for taking possession of Cali
fornla.
A question was asked in the House to-day by
Mr.. Cobb, Of the wings if they were sincere in adj
jOurning Congress the 9th of May the wings
said they IN earnest and sincere in that deter
mlnation.
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GLORIOUS Notwithstanding new ana interesting TO al
~ casses-JOHN COLLINS from the Skaneateles
Community now in the city and i'll continue Con
Ger, Hall lcS Boadway on this iday evening May 9th,
ha past O'Clock precisely his of Lectures Social
Science embracing the evils and antagosms OF
social arrangement. their cause and remedy.
All PERSONS RESPECTFULLY invited present
III
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Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Rochester Britton, April s
Garrick, Trrk, Apnl II
FROM poRTgs;ourH
Wellington, Chadwick. = pr Q
Switzerland, Knight, Alril 10
FROM IA VIZ.
Sully, Burrows, April |
Burgundy, Wotton, April 8
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Ec-VtEsi smporlataonS
GuAyAMA-Brig Mlonioe-49 hds Maitland Com,ie
c03o do tcs do 90 hhds moas'es Donscomb Beckwih-
20 hhds sugar SchmidtlI0 bs sugar Sonther roners
Ill hhds d. SO do mnlasses De + lrest x CO.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Calling cays o. shs Steam ships
faoN bfyEksocfr 4.
,Iuefpis, JuuRins 80 - Nav 10
Britannia Hewitt MAY 4 =. June i
taecOnl5, Lott. MAY June ~
IL Britain. Hoshen july Aup "a
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WINES AND LIQUORS
SELLING AT REDlC ED PRICES-The S.bscriberyai,b
ing TO ree IRON business Of III health his
entire stock OF old bkANDlFS WINES aud Liquors al a
bagsn The rpoation which his house has Tor
bark s. in n. business Early application should Be made
taIs im'e' ARNAtID. 33L An arr
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STRANGERS REWAKE-

STRANGERS BEWARE.
nv THIS AGE OF QUACKERy AND HUMBUG, it /,
most important 20 chos. ed nh i
EVANS has removed his Old Gaen Head Dspensary N No
2S8 Pearl of Beekm where he continues hs
nost extraordinary cure Of all delicate diseases no matter
how compllcad lie aprses the citizens that
there no Dr. Evans N his old stand and hat he has
oection whatever other Office His charges are mo.
derite; his consultations strictly private.
N Observe the numbermittakes arc often danperous--
1888 Pearl st
" Medicines and directions any part of the Union
m re
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Passengers Arrived.
WiLMINGToN, NC-Schr Tioga-Mfs Wsldrop, Miss Drum
mord, Messrs Topson Cooper N .Mahon
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auct,oae~f
Store No. II Snysee ssy.ff.


Saturday. ~ N'' 'e' anu
and Friday. ~ ~ ' ''
THIS DAY.
Lags Sale Of Co'hng Dry Goods yancv and Pledged
ucles az IVA O'Clock the sales IA Spruce 1T
- SATURDAY.
Extensive Sale Of SUPER Eunitur- OF all desc AZ
~; o CLOCK, IN The new sales rooms, spruce
r'ano ores |lso, a. ~ O'Clock So I'd Piano Forer
OF new ard second hand Brussels aud
pets TUOS REI'I AuctIo,srr
milo pm ''VS DIHH, <,aet'oAe'.
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+. J BEAtNS. Auctiopeer.
+S%N - ''s huC'ipIctT.
By ID. d NASH
THIS DAv -ERIOA Az

FL BEAMS. Auctioneer.
FURNITURE ss,R tcSyfNugD4 ., 10 o.o..
5ss ns' ': sisn
set e. ma esa sS Sot Bo and
ss,s h Il AID I'D fol- fsHf1 M&oTy
r.ss9f yss aug shde.
Dansf a whs s . s and cold China
Table y "ais s ont B"ss. ana S5y
sda dr. O. e: 81 "a tbs Bs.
S aa s S,e wn Maosss. p.i1 ss, e r.
q,a a of tehen Furniture 10 good order
- GH0IrE DOUBLE D aHLTAs.-J B. GLOvER
S*.iii 81 auction, o. FIda. May 10Th o'clock
H ", ~he Ss,. s.e 1Paa
yss p'' All Ss liant. ae n M orasr
& sssSs
IN to n The wants q ii
s,Ssss Of h; The plants WIN
&c Will Be Of +. r u
aS v.Ict good Barber
WANTED A House aud Store m good bushes.
M ioeation-or part Of hou vicif y Of Broadway and
:. i issand St Rent ma'' be mOd'iais address H.
S. s, unay notes
No achs S'd los the return of c iia a to
500 hE sSS Az D., Sst '
nan, name kee steamer Cieoratand
fonE sann. and sunarv receipts one OF which for
ney and papers the above reward will be paid App board
ste Cleopatra or Worcester Of the agent pier.
BOARD IN t,iNn STP EET
PLEASANT ROOMS vrh Ros,r can b. obtained AZ No
Bond steet. All Imsro
TEMPERANCE.
NIX. j. COUGH, who spoke eicquently on Temper
AVA ance lat evening ut the Broadway Tlbsmaci will
speakfan This Evening" at the Green Methodist Church
milo Ism
FOR sALE--A COED SAIL BIO At with Oar, and sails
VIII be sold bargain the has present for
it Apply JOHN PAR E'yT(JN
mo 3t.rc White Hall slip
The skies bright our hsarts are light
In Baltimore the Wings unite;
Wen set our songs 10 sood old tunes
For there IL nusc IN these - oons ~
Hufrt hu'Ia ! the country, fisin'
.-.. 49,. tor HarrN Clay and Frelinahuyieu
lust PUB sHtD-Ihe nous Wink ong of CLAY
a AND FhEL,NGHUYSEN I" IS sing at BaItimo,e an
where with great the popular air of Old
4 rade supplied. >' ~
Also, various popular Songs. Waltaes Marches, &c re.
Gently ISSUE. ATWlLL'S.
mIo JUS III 20l Broadway.
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THE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS At CLINTON
Hal, imooIed with the intention of commencing Ma
tional Gallery for the and student of New York
now offered Tor se to all amateurs and cornosseurs paint
Inc different paintings which compose this collection the
public and the haviny frequently spoken of
terms OF the iKhest commentator The gallery will
opened ior pubic inspection day. and die painting, will
o'clock Special the saloon reserved for the
ladies' Admission free. m8tritrc
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VALUABLE WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY
JAMES MOWATT
MA

Gently ISSUED. xTWlIL's.
no als IN 2Ol Broadway.
VALUABLE WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY
JAMES MOIVATT,
III iSrOhY, or ALI ca aisTtAN sGCTs, their Origin,
LID Fl m 18Th London editioa; second An" rican sS
!a e' s So SSS $T5sroncAh
iE 90 Ss '1 H Schools and c0fsss ;,
United ssts by pea s,sS sa se o. HonuS
F LIFE ST - "a :ss +:
hG sst1 ffs z s2 .n
the teitmeat Of Infants by Barws revised under the
%' ySt'tSns 81 E SIT SICK ROOM revised
w. m ri rs .,,
o. Chauncey Hare Toonshend before published Pce
OMNIBUS OF ,MoDERNRoMANcE No. I. containing
a.xs vS FIN o" Is thick
vGfN FRsssoMNrBus No III containing eo,,
Novels never before published in this coun y! TO be ready
The most liberal discount to Periodical Agents
MNEM9No hCHNY ,T;Pfoessor BRANCH. p1eviou.
,ve s Free Lecture on Mesmoacs the ayvss,n,
IMPAIRED Copyrighted tai Of Pf
s,ect nlly invited TO sead milo llxl3 is
NO Hi FULTON STREET -Th, central aud CONNIE
dou PREMISES occupied by the late John sweeny
wit with al the furniture Of the eating and kc,e
an s't,bsameat psbe producing FROM $50 500
sse tale ASHy for
HAsyyA: 1oBA c1-LEAF AN,D IMPORTED
Directly fs o .%sy
As fine lot Of Hsbana segar. and 5000 bunch-. Paper
'ei' brand Fl, SUI 81 SS,:
Ma pound. Havana Seed Tobacco last crop A''''
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER
o% ssoa. has h ss
prepared every description Of cionins Fom
,s h. st Sa ss
th the ,arse nnnher Of hands il their employ,
'oe. short notes lsG NJ ekS s m
Orkaickerbocker Stages pas. close to the store
ANar vp VIC GHssET t,o% ri.l HAIR DRESSER
his sads ard the public he has removed from '65 aes
ssas g Hs; ., s Zee:
A. e. Would also rsspecv Ia II, n.
s1 eave h a., Of Hair Work and G;ameT WIS
Ia s 70 be surpassed where ard from
Genemea'. hair nod crred ~ !, pspotte) in the new
and VII End ~. eRcc.
A. takes nis o.poru"tv to his thank. for
to solielt eonaurnce of tne same myi i'm, re
Scoop HAND IRON SAFES WANTED--Casn paid
v, ora' r'' sE%s nSselSe 49, Water.
only 70 Be h,d a, the iron .ae Wschou,e
ifon mrLess Old Safe. received ~ rr-, psyh,on.
ln2 iwFc LAS u HGHKlN3, l39 Water St
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ M;pEfSEhG CO (i,ley removed from the corner Of
lan and John. TO No. 60 John street, offer for sale
on liberal terns. wholesale and retail the following articles
received b, arriva:-
Be,a best Zephyr Wortedths complete assortment in
this country. "
Canvas for Embroidery Of cotton silk and worsted in all
widths. " $3.50 ' u" VI"
Berlin Embro'dey Pattens-of the choicest and newe.
ciipon Enbroidees, finished aud comm need on velvet
SIX wosed and cotton or.ed in the Parisan
STYLE
Ta,se for Hair Dresses of gold silver ARD silk AID tipse
ed Bsce Combs, r P,as and large variety of otner
beautiful Paris Fancy Articles
Purse OtDamensS eel gt and silver Beads; Bugs Purse
Iei, ri in md shade Sticks spooIs; Embroidery
and IL wer Chenille Of silk aud metal aad six
Frnges Ginps Ta.ssls imported and of
tn r owa nsnufctne, ~ gold ,lver. .k &c all color
and widths
ILB snch Store at 20, Broadway formerly 4y7 BroaI
II 3nec
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WILLIAM PETTET,
d X Il u Err ND Tail II

90 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
rs prepared To furnish all who favor him with their
orders For the cheapness and durability of his work.
Saving thirty cent he offers for their consideration the fol-
lowing list Of prices:-
Superior Dress Coats made to order, -....$l0
Wool dyed blicks from. ..".... IA TO l6
so
Persons furnishing their notwithstanding trimming
IN the nea;e.t manner at me following prices -
Naval and MILITARY Uniforms made in hs he.t style.
IN BClohing made FIR IN. southern and western ina rke
with nsatness and despatch
share Of the public patronage ia solicited ala Imsrc
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Packets to Sal,

FoR LIVERPOOL
S.Whitney, Thompson, May II
Yorkshire. Bailey, May l6
FOR roRTsMoUTE
MHntrea', Tinker, May 10
tiadia,er. Bntton. May 20
FOR HAvRs.
Silvie Dc Grasse, May l6
Louis thllip e,Castcf, May a
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HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERS
THESE BITTER are highly recommended by nodcal
faculty. Of hurope restorative for The sppe and
Alto positive cure for fever aud be obtained
all the ripal oes the United Stttes sold Wholesale
only the Esse Wine Vaults No ii Spruce street under
Mr. rhomis Bells Auction Store
Philadelphia porte' txtra Ale, and Champagne Cider #
,uoecr qualities delivered al parts city free Of
Hotel Keepers Gocsfs and Country Merchants are
LA IN
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AMERICAS nUSEUM
ID Pc K j K T IL FA h.
Corner Of Broadway and Ann street.
- Opposite the Aston House
THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS
GRAND PERFORMANCES
At hapast O'Clock afternoon, aud every sveniu,
The GIANT AND GIA NTEs5! the two greatest won
de OF the may be seen from 10 O'Clock A. till l. from
til, hal'.past 5, and from Till 10.
The manager is happy engagement for
week only, with the ORPHAN FAMILY Of five persons
all mus iciars of The first class
Mr. WlNCHELL, the nimtabie Drollerist; Mr. WIN
CEHlTO; the DOGBlLLY; and Others
A Beautiful Collection Of Wax Figurs
The GifsEf QUEEN the FORTUNE Teller. privntr
ly c0nsulted at ali hours Of the day AMI evening
Tickets Is csntsehilden under is Twer
Wdye cents extra tar prrats combinations viii ths Gpse
Sueer. 40 20