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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

On Friday the 10th instant Mt o'clock, Mrs. HrLAH
consof OF Joseph Gosng the eldest daughter Of Nicho
las and Mary Romain in the 3Oth year Of her age after
"A short but severe Illness
The relatives and of the family arc ny,ted to
attend the funeral from her late residence No. So First
street on sunday afternoon at o'clock, without further
Invitation.
Swift ascend the heavenly place.
And hasten to my home
leap to meet thy kind embrace,
come oh Lord, come
Sink down ye separating hills,
Let sin and death remove;
It's love that drives my chariot Wheels
And death must yield to love-
On tho Iath instant, after long and severe illness
which he bore with Christian fortitudc, RosEar w
WEIGH, aged 40 years and . months.
The friends Of the family and all acquaintance are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral without further
invitation, from his late residence III Columbia street
o'clock r. M. Sunday, the 18th instant--Harmo-
ny Division No s. g. OF I. Washington Prospect Bene-
fetal Society and the Mount Pitt Temperance Society, Of
Also the members Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Norfolk street, are respectfully invited; Also the WASH
ington Union, No ., Daughters of Temperance,
specially and additionally invited to attend.
In this city, on Thursday evening May 10Th, JOSIAH
LINDSAY, Esq, aged 81 years
The friends and acquainances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of his father No 50 Elizabeth street
The remains will DO taken to Brooklyn without further
notice. .8i a*a
ON Friday morning, May 10th, Avn HALpArr aged q
months, daughter Of John and Eliza Haldane.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral this Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, from 80
On Friday, May 10th, OF tccthing, JAMES PETER son
of James and Ellen Byrnc aged months and ~ days.
His friends and those Of his brother, Andrew Byrnc,
are respectfully requested to attend his funeral from No
% Mulberry street, on Sunday next at n o'clock, NJ,
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Foreign Market.

LAcuAYRA, April 30-In postscript to my letter Of
the 18th inst the vessel about weighing anchor
stated that the Lochie from Philadelphia and the Co.
lumbia, from Baltimore, had just entered the harbor
Since then there have arrived the Rowena from Phia.
de!phia. and the Constitution, from Baltimore.
The Flour brought by these vessels amounts to up
wards OF 1900 bbs they have also brought good stock
and lard which the only articles that have been in
demand As there other American vessels daily
pected we shall soon be overstocked, usual the old
adage that lit never rains but pours" is particularly
applicable to the trade Of Laguayra
No change has taken place in the price of Coffee al
though 1t is very Hides have advanced cent
pound, and Indigo remains as last quoted.
Ten or twelve German vessels expected during the
ensuing month"; all of which will want Coffee in small
Quantities; we may therefore expect something like
Coffee famine.
Two Spanish vessels have arrived with assorted car
goes which, with the four American vessels above men
toned, make something of a stir in business
The Josephus and the Columbia sailed the Goth, by
way OF Puerto Cabello the former for New York and
the latter for Baltimore The Lochel left the Dad for
st. Domingo, by way Of Puerto Cabco; and the Rowe
ma sails to-day for Philadelphia direct leaving the Const
tuition still in port.
The bill forshe establishment Of territorial credit
is still in the Senate undergoing notifications in its mi
nor features; passed to second reading by vote of
10 0, and no to doubt that It will eventually
become law. The Executive is opposed to it, and the
general opinion is that it will be vetoed; there is how
ever sufficient strength in its favor in either house
make 1t a law without Executive sanction. The Minis
try have sgnifed their determination resign immed
aely the passage Of the BILL should that be the case
is said that the liberals will be once in the
as the Cabinet will have of necessity to be selected
from that party.-Cor. U. S. Gas,, May 49,
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w. Il. JENNINGS 81 CO.,
DRdPERS AND TdILORN.

IMPORTERS Of Cloths Cassmeres, vestings Fancy Dress
inspection extensive assortment Of eaonsbe goods
prising Cloths Cassmeres Vesngs Sc all the and
rious styles
The aid Of as efficient corps Of Cutters can be found in
OF Garments will be such continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore elected.
Whilst Of the continuance Of the system Of
SIM Profits aud Quick Returns fail to be appreciated
those who would effect saving of the per e
We'd under the credit system.
We would refer in particular to the Panaloons
bled TO uishthan which there trying the
skill Of Cutteand solicit trial from those who appreciate
fit, combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand Ready Made Dress and Fock
Coats Pantaoons Vests, &c To the requirements Of
those who, in of emergency, require 6rstrate
suit. 7tsM
Also, Fancy Dress Articles in great Variety Scars Crava
HANDKERCHIEF Gloves Snspenders Hosiery Under-Vests
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &C. &c.
mil lunisr
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( FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES,
WHO'D ESAI.E A ND RETAII

PUBLISHERS Stationers Book Binders, Printers Paper
Boxmakers, Trunkmakers Druggists and Others who use
Fancy Paper will find their interest call and examine the
subscribers large assortment Of American English French
German and China Papers.
He constantly receiving fresh supplies of gold silver and
copper Paper plain and embossed German marble
fancy printed Calico and other Papers, all Of which he sells al
most manufacturers He would also call the attention
of and dealers Fancy Hardware and other
cy Goods to his Paper Box Mandatory.
GEO. ]. KRAFT,
ala s3awfwsec 12l Fulton street. up stairs
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MAY l5.-Oferings consist of $50 Beef Cattle nclud
ing 300 for New York. $50 Cows and Calves $50 SWINE
and 1000 Sheep.
Prices-Beeves steady and the market mostly cleared
at IS S63 for common 10 extra quality the 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves pretty much all sold at $l2a25.
Swine-Sales at S43 81 the 100 lbs
Sheep in better demand, at S13 81 cach as in quail
ity.
Hay-Not much change in the market since last week,
quote Timothy at go zoe. the cwt.; Shipping Hay
S9a Sll the ton. StrawSales of good Rye ct $5t 81
the 100 bundles.
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AMUSING BOOKS.
CHE n u EDITIONS.

PUBLISHED
CAREY " HART, PHILADELPHIA,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS IN THIS
CITY
DUNHC'S DOSSAY PORTRAITS with Humorous
L Iustratons-Prce l21s cents this day publishedl
THE Big BEAR ARKANSAS and other Sketches edited by
VIM 7. Porter-Price 50 cents, (this day publishedJ
The CHRoNcLEs OF PINEvILE by the author Of Major
Jones' Courship with IL Pates-Prce so cents
MAJOR JONES CouRTsHIP, with IL Plates-30 cents.
Mrs CAupLEs CURTAIN LECTURES, complete-l21a cents
PETER PLoDDy, and other oddities, by j. c. Neal30
Mrs. PEcK's PUDDING, bv Tom Hoods cents.
THE BAcHELoR's OwN Book "a Plates by Cruikshank-3i
MEMOIRS vrDocq, Real Mysteries Of Paris30
CHARLES O'MALLEY-Harry Lorrequer-Jack Hinton-Tom
Hnton-Tom Burke-Arthur O'Leary-The O'Donoghue-
and St Patricks Eve-chesp editions.
TEN THOUSAND YEAR, compete-50 cents.
VALENTINE Vox, the Ventriloquist-50 cents.
Bowl OF Observation-Disclosures ourtshp-NIedcal
Mythology-Labors of Hercules-Punchs Letter
Writer-Comic Blackstone-Story Of Feather, &c., H.
MI
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Worcester IA o r,ssrr Rs;Iroad i,op Mox
England Worsted Co, 100; so do m. 1907 - do s93;
200 Boston Co I45 25 Reading Railroad, 264; 25 do
ton r, 81; so Island Railroad, nwk 735; SO do,
DIS. 73l; do, 0 m, "a; 80 Nor Wore Railroad
200 40, m, 74f; 200 do m, 741 SO do 10 ds;
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MARITIME HERALD.


70 Rosra esteem favor il Captains of Vessels will give
spoken on es e the port whence they
,p or news they have Agents and Corespon.
IN nome or abroad will also confer favor by sending IN
s's omce any marine Intelligence they receive -
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New ORLEANs-Barque Geuesee-27e bales cotton oodbue
Coz do Macy Holdredge3i do Wisner (ise223 hale
tobacco65 hhds Dsrby3 do Lees co-2632 pigs lead
Leavftt-573J MCulough-2oSaS trachan Scott-j62 d
Rogers co-3ls NewboId & Cnt429 SKIS wheat Holt co
ID cs segss u Hazard co.l6 casks hams l. Hills rolls
mating Nleyer-I Dbl w II Thomas-5 pkgs 70 order
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At Newburg, on Wednesday the l4h instant, by the
Rev. MIR. Van Zant, Mr. JOHN T.. GRArF to Miss MARCIA
RET LOUISA, daughter Of Seth JONES' all of Newburg
Brainard, II b. NoYrs, Of Emira, n. X, to SARAH A. L.
HoIprres, adopted daughter Of DR.. VIM. Lord Of the
former place.
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CLIFTON HOUSE.

CLIFTON HOUSE,
AT THE NARROWS, STATEN ISLAND
THIS Delightful Summer is open season.
During recess the house and ground. have been placed
few good rooms unengaged for the Families
single gentlemen wishing contiguous residence will
Clifton A'ais ifss s 81 ssiTsf propso
Pe Staten Island Boats leave Clifton Dock at ~ a NJ and
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
RR0WN sHEETINGs and shirtings of every style and
%1 s e h GSeoS S sS
& % Sc sS
2 BATS wns wsrS snd ds b es
cotton to 20 ced.
GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
Il or Failie: going to Europe elsewhere
ei e viii ;sn he s twenty
than pretend pay the highest
cash prices H. LEVETT,
Families or gentlemen attended at their residence by
And ali orders left at the subscriber. Office or sen, through
the post ONCE will be punctually attended, mil m~ec
RELATTVE OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Castles Paste for filing decayed tender teeth admira-
eas'a 's s New epf's.
be % n sFesn
MAKE, The se in al perfect Sunday Alta.
=" ORIGINAL Hss mshe 81 s
's sis s rs CASTLE u j5ssss:y
NJ BIPriyate House Of Reieshmenta by D W TELLER,
2S Front street-Beakfa,t Dinner and Supper Is Sd
II in prime order LOasngs Cd AlEen,lemea wishing
satisfy Il The proprietor keen;
ss,s s %
the choicest brands direct from the importers.
milf lmrh
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Amount of Merchandise cleared, s,52a, 100 lbs.

.fa THE CROPS
Tho Petersburg (Va) Intelligencer of Saturday last
says The Wheat crops in the James river county
above tide water have been damaged seriously by the
frost and dry weather Great complaints too have reach
ed us in respect to the Tobacco plants Many planters
indulge the apprehension that the injury rreparable
and that under the most favorable circumstances not
more than half an average crop be reasonably anti
cipated. -
The American Maryland Farmer of yesterday, says
In almost every direction within the range of the wheat
growing regions the prospects Of the wheat crop
voiaole Injuries in some quarters have been sustaned
IN some instances by the in others by the and
the drought and in others, from winter killing; but still
Judging from the various accounts, we find them in
our exchange papers incline to the opinion that the
crop will be fair average one
In some parts OF Virginia. what is there called the Nav
Wheat is SO forward in head, justify the anticpa
ton OF much earlier harvest than usual We note this
fact to append the remarkthat in the earness Of this
variety the farmer may find the surest guaranty against
the rust as its period Of rpenng will exempt from that
peculiar condition Of the atmosphere which, later Pc
ROD always precedes and accompanies the development
of this disease.
From all parts Of Wisconsin Territory we learn that
the wheat looks finely Never. says the last Milwaukee
Sentinel it is said there airer prospect for large
crop oil Wheat than there Is the present season.
Although the has been thought to be unfavora-
bic thus far yet better stand OF Cotton has
seen So says tho Grenada Miss newspaper Of the 26th
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DR., Wheeler, OculiSt,

no. %, (LArE al GREENWICH STREET. BATTERY
NEW
nEVOTES his exclusive attention to Diseases of the Eye
- and Ophamc Surgery and the public that there
not amongst the diseases to which the human
subject disorder Of that which be
seniay relieved entirely cured by him. The numbers
satisfy the public that his practice exceeded either
extent by that Of other Ocu in the United
States.
Dr. Wheeler has made an arrangement with the most emf
manufacturer Paris Tor a supply O
ARTIFICIAL. EYES,
which nearly resemble the natural organ appearance
to bear the closest scrutiny and obxcrv without the differ
ence being detected DIR. Wheeler will furnish these
y Office hours from A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ, after
which he visits out door patients. myHje
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 mske known the public
from he SOD BISCUIT AND AK msds
in imitation OF his they have been used BY nvads for
also BuisfffER AND WxTER cRAcK i WINE
BUTTER. AND MILK BISCUIT, PILOT AND NAVY
BREAD all Of the first quality constantly for sale the
as WASHINGTON STREET,
Corner Of Warren st.
aIs lm.rc EPHRAIM TREADwELL's SON.
SIX BARREL,
SELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING PISTOLS,
BLUNT 81 SYMS.
NO. "A CHATHAM STREET
MANUFACTURES Of the above article have now a co
wi pee assortment ready for the Spring trade which they Of
fer reduced prices They would invite the attention Of
chants and dealers to their the manufacture Of
which they have paid personal attention. and from the increased
feIcd
ALoun OF their own manufacture a. well a. every variety
Of imported Guns and implements quantities suit purcha
ssn, stercesdingly low prices, n smsm
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AUCTION NOTICES.
ROYAL GURLEY, Aucrioneer

y ROYAL GUKI4Ef, Auconeer
W ALuABLE LONDON BoOkS-Ths Evening will he
sold, by Gurey Hill, the New York Long room lao
Broadway extensive and choice collection Of important and
nrstng works embracing variety q the best
editions Of them with beautiful embellishments co.
othe Encyclopedia Britannica, edon2 vols, will be
Innnp Them MIL IL,
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Trade Report.

AsHEs.-Pots ore in limited request at 81 sll We
still quote Pearls at 81 25 with very limited demand.
All kinds of Breadstuhs are inactive.
BEEswAx-Prime Southern yellow sells at 3O4c
CorToN-The market to-day was inactive the sales
are reported at 700 bales, portion Of which was taken
by spnncrs. 80 a
PRovIsioSs-Old prime Ohio Pork we quote at 50 So
Prime ohis Lard is in moderate demand at II &c. Beef
CITY PRIME we quote at 80 l21 There very little doing
IN any articles under this head
Observation-Disclosures in Drudge casks " a uuote at alc
western and Prison barrels are held at 22c.
- TEAS AT AucrIoN-lmported in the ship Helena
fern Terms notes. t6 months, payable in the city Of New
Hyson2l half chests at 81 cents Der ID; 10 do ssl
ESQ a Do 80 chests Sii Oh 80 II h. boxes a
- Young HysOn-is half Ghosts TOT % do 7s5; ii do
90 - do 90 II do 6si 80 do ssI do s. 46 do SOL
40 40 80 SO do 40 81 do AT 81 do AZ 10 do Al l04
do 81 asia To- "a II do 50 a5 do 80 aso4 half
chests and go ~ ID. boxes withdrawn.
Tyson ~ SKIN no chests 10 do All IS do a6k SO
20 100 90 ,wi,.irswn.
Twan'. ago hall Ghosts Al 40 do 2st 20 do % 81
G'-npowder-i9half chests 81 8 do 76; do 63b so
40 asl 10 cans each - H. cans 81 % do SO 2S Is lb.
1oYes a 70 u do ~, 20 half chests, IT'S cans. 400
Imperial-ls hslf chests7e; II do 73l; do 6s9 10
do So 7dol Il6 do Is is cans 50 % do SO % Is lb
boxes oOe H. do 4s; a7o 700 IL ID. boxes and
Powchongls half chests 80 70 10 81; 70 do 80 IS
boxes . 81 half chests and 100 boxes Withdrawn.
Oolong196 half chests 40 81 do s7I i4a do AL %
Is half h. boxes % 2l9 do and 292 Ia h. do Withdrawn
Congoo7 half chests 30 20 chests got; 575 do with
Cassia--2l0o pats at ls cents per h.
The CASALs5Amount Of produce received at Albany
for the week ending May IA, is45
Flour, brls. 406ls Beef brls. ....... 1852
Bacon lbs $500 Butter Butter f lbs. $500
Lard do. .l62 400 Cheese, do. So. $500
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vAIUApIroII pAINTTNcs Ar AITcTIoN

VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
LEVY will sell on Saturday Evening. No 93 Broad
"A. way taisrge Building In o'clock valuable col
deserving public attention. They ready for examna
ian with caloguesca and them The sale will be posi-
tiye-pau being sold by order of mis- 3t*m
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TO CANADA SHIPPERS.

to OxtINhIJh
THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive goods at thu.
port and transmit the Canada for the benefit of
drawback He will attend to the necessary Custom House BUSH
here and elsewhere the routes and the debenure
money to the shippers. For further particulars apply
c. LIVINGSTON,
alqlmisrc No no Wall a.
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REMOVAL,

THE Warehouse Of the Jersey City Glass Company is
moved to No 05 Liberty street, between Broadway
Greenwich where orders for all kinds Of flint and coore'
complete assortment OF Glass constantly hand fo
wholesale a retail. N#*E 20 -ME
MIL st Tu&Th3ts #..sH
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RACES-UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
NORTH AND SOUTH MEET AGAIN.
THIS DAY, Saturday May nth, at | o'clock-RAlS
L SHINE, for the
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE.
$1,000.
Four MILE Heats, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
L. kirkman JEANNETTEAu, by Leyathan dam by
Stakeholder, years old.
Laird CHI FASHION by Trustee Of Bonnets
Blue.
Affer which Purse S50-Entrance SI0-Mile Heats
r. Tenbroeck CHI Martha Peyton. by Baltic Pyton
~ dam by Tariff, 3 years old.
s. Laird Stanley Eclipse by Busiris, dam by Chs
m17 ltrc Stanley, years old.
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Emp NICHOLAS Biddle Prndle Savannah Taylor & Merrill
Spn n!p 5Irescott, Mallory, Mystic CT A. s. Wietts
KITS KITS A AisTyon Sswl Bardsow Bremen h. Pope
Scbr Nsyiraor Pon,ac Lharleson Geo Buckley
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SPANISH, LATIN AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL,

FRENCH, SPANISH, LATIN AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL.
ms @ e ss with isess r 1SY
pss ID e. Iso sss' %h gsds es Re
fsei saSesos Ma
Ss na ss Y'' Wsa He
Ri @ sa seD
@ ss, DrrSi.s D'sr E E,e
win, ESQ., Beekman who will give any required nfor
nation myl7 lt.ec
To No. 28l Broadway, opposite Washington Hall.
si S
rooms TO the above commodus premises and would call their
Of
ais s 's s and
a 81. IF S % hi
y A!. for his il this very delightful nstr
aen a' 'sg'iEef BR sSss Mf Isad S ssroadway
%yl- lmdw.c ana chambers ''ref s Sfw eiis
PURE JUICE AND RoRIZ FORTUNES.
$50 gf s %%s s's e Bss
@ n sss 'oss 'front.' MI
ready the Office Of Alexander sossa No No. is %s
The good character which the Wine, Of the Importation Of
sli.hed enlarge
f certain .ssa.
Sss: : ssa :"ss win GRR SS
and other Port Wine. Of hi. Importation their entire salts
:S -ss 1sSss only a; .s sG
'fss' r
sT b city Of 20 that h hy $
during residence Of QPorto and The country
myl7 ltis&2osM&T-ec us Wall street, stairs.
CURE FOLLOWS CURE.
ERE y .s e Of
Fisher ESQ., Woodbury. N " was attacked eighteen months
Dr. ns
Te pain her srss:, violent with
81 9s,.s and rim TO be p bed and
u AeT, this time he heard he
Naptha and commenced using il In very short time her
valuable remedy she been literally rescued from the
grave.
The above .s,epen. in regard my wifs restoration to
Tar and Nsph" other rs@ O.
dy F RsSSs lisa Nay sfs HENRY p WARNER
u. Irsrs era and sold By TnGrp.c9 Phsss
Co., Chemists and Druggists 23 Broadway corner Chambers
tr'ce 30 cents. myI7 lmsec
IRVINE AND SHOE THREAD
l. 5, BIZ, "a, n and 90 ID seine Irvine.
2a8 cord ring do
2 and thread India do
''Hopewell' cotton seine do
Of every size Wrapping and Manufacturer Twnes Of every
description Shoe Thread Of every description including Tit
Zebra & Cunning,
mn rec LOG Pearl street.
600 mn WORTH OF CHEAP CARPETIN -
W%OsOVOatt the CHEAPEST GARRETT EsTABLrsHMrn IN
boBBs have Just received large assortment Of New Pattern.
Of English Competing ordered expressly for city trade which
they offer for y per cent lower than any other estab
Also, Just received 's"
s%% yssds T;ommon carpet. ......a peryrd
% 900 :. Double super .......... 6sto1s
lnree ~ .1arPeung
IS
uued neaith hugs Ms piece
'"'O" '.ANspSfRsoN L DoBBs No. % Bo rss y.'a
myi3 2wis-rc the first establishment above Hester
FEW Respectable men lmschanics can be accommodated
y with board, 81 Church street - ]. mis- Sfsm
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FIRST STR 4 UB ERRIES.

WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
50 Nassau street.
TN ADDITION to the First Salmon Firsl peal Est Turtle
4 &sy have received the FIRST sTRAWBERhiES IN the
New York market. ). s. t0..as mM assro
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TIME PUBLIC that Dr.
Bath open, both for Ladies and Gentlemen every
day in the week from sunrise until 10 O'clock night his
old stand side Of Castle Bridge fine wa.
where all who appreciate Health Cleanliness and Comfort
tine invalid almost without money, without price;
and Yourselves mvi6 ssrc
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Arr Baldwin Bassett, NY ork; N McCrcady, Somcrs,
Philadelphia Cid Augusta Sherwood York; Jabez, Smith,
Brotche Liyerpool Phoenix Bush Philadelphia Peter De-
(Br) Cook Yarmouth MS.
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s6N- IHE UNPRECEDENTED, Patenlees and Manulacturers
Sof the Naapoltan Bonnets respectfully inform the trade
that they ready supply the above article t
chasers 80
They that they alter and clean the Bonnets
appear equal to
Buyers cautioned against inferior article Of the kind
the market The genuine article for which received the sill
yer medal at the last fair of the American Institute has tick
etupon it. Apply WISE SONS 72 Pearl street the
mandatory Of PATTISON, NOE CO.,
M clancy street
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NEW 5OWERY T'HE1TRE.
LOST.
SA YIN G s b NIX B COX,

BOUT the first ofthe month while moving The looser
Enquire for David Thorpe i4s Norfolk 3tsrc
OSTOn the l4th ns between the Aston House and John
~ street draft the Mechanics Bank, New York. for
$780, endorsed by d. H. Gordon Also draft drawn by the
YES Railroad Bank in Chsrlson c. Rose Pre-
the aboye will much oblige the by leaving
the Aston House. has stopped they
no but the
New York. Nav Is, 1886 mvI6 2tisxrc
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FOOT RACE
PURSE Of $500 will be given FOR Foot Race Of omles TO
be run over the above the 18th day ofJnne ne.
500 will be second best and $50 the third hntres
be made before the 10th day Of June Green osee
Chatham street, New York, and Porers Hotel Cam6rdge-