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LUCINA CUkUlAL,


I I
shs touch Of earth restored activity and
90 The exhausted arteries, will that glorious
LuClNA CORDIAL renyesf the gensrave ogans hSwsss,
weskeed with their original power There Is no sndaHm
mature hundreds would testify 10 the snrvaisa ehssey o.
this Cordial specific for barrenness fuor Anus
Irregularities in the secrrons in the kidneys smae
presson Tor the vee polapsns uter ana ~ ilct
organzaton liable cannot indeed cure maormatiSn q
bic cure FOR barrees while 10 all the other diseases
aed above whether acute or chronic be found sale and
ting the .ecreve and bracing the whole
relaxation On the contrary act in
feet harmony with nature and does vgor
but renewal OF the natural The first bot
te used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth Of all
have asserted.
Principal Office 90 Nassau street. New York Sold also by
Seth Fowle, Boston; Dr. Wadsworh, Provdence Muir
Lorogue and Roberts and Atkinson Baltimore; Charles Stott
Washington Ciy O: NJ Inthalum, Georgetown; j. Wild
Louisville XVI Sandford Parks, Cincinnati, and by
other any Of the above named places Price s.
bottle, spa per dozen. ju4 fmtec
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from the shere and her voyage with loss Of
her. The Captain the parties from he shore for hr
services by draft on his owners for s4Oo Bermuda Gaz
sHoRr yovAcEThe Gloucester Telegraph says. that the
the shortest considering the size Of the vessel
on record Her outward passage short Of is days. home
She loaded with 5 each and her
Foreign Ports.
Hull 3 ssys '.pa sG' 5:a.
S.n Rss sh ia Ls5s saeSs.
mock 10Th, John Thompson, Poole;
a no tS 5S * s s S cu
Virginia put il distress would put in new fosemsst
and sail in IS 20 days. Josephine, nearly dsd load for
.BoMBAy, April iu port Froc, Faucon, for China about
Spoken.
Constsnce Of Mystic from Charleston for Boston LIST
Rsdwns from Baltimore for Boston, I'd INST com 81 Gap.
Mozart and for Boston from Alexandria, same time, by
Hall0we Of and for RorOn s:ms time BY same
BAssos May ao.-An H NJ Jenkins Richmond, Va; China,
SN.wsuRyroR1, May s-CId Baltic, Porto Rice;
and NaliRa Susan SYota xSseS csrdsns. wsiSo 90
George ss Rs, al
s o9' from ss
nal nal; for brig CID Nicholas Brown Pis,ou Alpine Phade
s.. fS M% ny Fa''d'pA''
and s down NvSs May 9u.e number e vessels passed
"i%si Stevens B% Sa"
M aA sna: Rss s.ys %
E% so 9sss N s1 SID
New Orleans; John, Albany superior Rond.us; Wash.
PHIADELrHA, june so-Arr Champain. Liyerpoo L,fay.
etts MLondoa Homer Josephss; sparta AID Peru
Lucy Psd
Richmond, Boston. CID Dgcamn, Windies Fairy, Berbcs
VAIN osoa fse.ne gem sso IN
cr9s SHEEN, Nss s
McCready, Newark; Van Buren,, Boston; Express Prov
RE nmosp, june AR Joseph Marsh, and Lynchburg,
York AZ City Point, Nassau from do Sid John Simmons,
CsasLnsres, May s"Ar George, NYork Below Mobile,
I'm do Cid Nance, LiysrIool; Potomac Antwerp.
Glasgow John Dunlap ave: Token NYort Ar Reform do;
Iuee; Lowdsr and Commerce, Boston, Chipola Baltimore;
,Nrw ORLEANS, May a5-Ar AIkmaar, Boston Standard,
M.cMIAs, May 2Ar And Ring, load for Honduras wig
wind; Ment c n !, YORK; Osceola and Post Boy, do
= Randall, lircm Lubecl PRilad
PoarLAsp May 3lAr Francis Allen, Cardenas: LIST Ex-
Nrw BEprosD May sstArr Henry Bay River, NC; LIST.
Helena, tSw) Boston, TO load oil for Hamburg -
sailed vos P Sny " Volta fAad Leader YORK
SALEM June Mary Clark n York Sailed sth sa
Tsss =. RRaG%9 Nss e ls1 % Saas
sssn salem aes o s ee.
sf March 49, s from kGonEC for kaSsnde5
s spoke May south Channel Brig ""s Marshall f from
or Bos,on e same day. Fishing Rip miles Be
tecAnrowS May A z. Granville from York bound
NEw iAvES jung p Ar Pa.,hea, Porto Rico New Haven.
fq Rea s%',a sPS nes'defe' 0ay' Brick Phd ssed
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In the city and county of New York. from the 18th day Of
May to the 3lst day of May, 1886 "
~ Slen-39 Women-a9 Boys-42 Grs-Total ia.
DISEASES
Aneursm, l; Apopexy S; Aptha l. Cancer o. Casualties
Cholera intannm CONSUMPTION 81; Commissions II; Group
?; Cyanoss u Debility /; Deum tremens q; Dropsy Il
prsy n the he ID .; Dropsy in the chest Dysentery
hrysipeas fisua Il Fever puerpera 81 Fever remitten
ing cough Inflammation A. Inflammation Of bladder i; In
Illumination OF brain 2; Inflammation Of bowels s.: fianma
ton OF chest Inflammation of heart q Inflammation o
lungs 81 Inflammation Of stomach Il Inflammation OF throat
II Inflammation Of liver 3: Intemperance L. Maformaton
Marasmus, Q; Old age q Palsy, q Rupture i scrofus
3; Varioloid, 2. y y '
Age-One aud under 10; years AZ to5 49, 5to II
6 Toto 90 20 70 30 23 "a 10 l6 80 to so s. co &c
~ u 70 TO 30 q 90 70 90 Il 90 70 100, Il unknown L.
City Inspectors Office, June a.. 1915. - '
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CO Nj Nj K r. G IAL.
New York. Tuesday. June 3.

AsHEs-Pots in moderate demand, and we quote
80 SIT. rearls steady at 81 O6i.
BnEswAx-Prme yellow, Of all descriptions sells as
wanted, at a9i 30c. The demand is limited.
BREApsruFFs-Prces still declining; Genesee flour
can now be purchased at 81 so.
corros-The sales to-day amount to 900 bales, at a
decline Of 4.
HAY-Common qualities of North River bale are held
at 37i i0c prime quote at soc. The receipts are
large, and the demand very fair
FlsH-Dry cod is firm at 50 IS. There is very little
doing in the article but holders firm at quota
tons.
PaovisIoNs-We have change to report in articles
under this head, either in prices demand.
WHIsKEy-Domestic, in drudge casks, we quote at
Ole Western and prison bbls. steady at 81 2l5c
The supply of both descriptions is good.
The CAsALs-Amount of produce received at Albany
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w. I. JENNINGS u CO..
DIAPERS AND TAH,ORN

MPORTERs Of Cloths Cassmere:, vestings, Fancy pres
inspection extensive of seasorabe goods
prising Cloths Cassmeres, Vesngs &C. in all the
nous styles. - -IE III
The aid Of efficient corps Of Cu.te be found
ter our Garments will be such merit continuance O
the liberal patronage heretofore ELECTED.
Whilst assurance Of the continuance Of the system Of
Small Profits and Quick Returns, fail be appreciated
BY those who would effect saving Of the extra e
We'd under the credit system
We would refer particular the Pantaoons we are ena
bed to- funs-than which there trying
skill Of Cnerand solicit trial from those who appreciate
it, combining and elegance.
In addition to the usual of goods kept by the
Gade we have always hand Ready Made Dress and Focl
Coats Pantaloons Vests &c the requirements
suit.
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great vEety scar Crava
Handkerchief GLOVES, Su.penders Hosiery Under
mia imisrrc
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The Crops.

On Thursday evening last, says the Edeetield Is C)
qdrerser Of the Both ul good rain fell at this place
and neghborhood. The corn and oats have been much
improved in appearance The crops of wheat and fall
oats viii be better than we anticipated some time past
The Sumter County (Ala) Whg of the 10th inst SAYS
The corn crops in this region truly promising We
hear great complaint OF lice upon the cotton Some
knowing farmers think the crops have already received
serious and permanent injury from that insect The
wheat crops coming off, and represented a,
far better than average.
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Cleared.
s SHIP . T. A w Psss tf%i.
SHE ss A A,ssssasr R Leeds p
Ss PS;i' :ii FI%: s,Ssis p's4
BIs AIshilsss Cray; bs%oSs Ms.o" Thompson S 20
ssbr Martha 1 jane, 6sas' fhsdeph. Plat Co.
sc$r Aaa E.s Rsd%csd PSl.sspHs Plat, Person
s scS hyp9, adrdss asSsEha R,mns
ss s$T Ss5 T:6Si
s:is@ s., s:. Es %sssT dsf
ss Sop f ksads .ia Tf Hail. Nf rssd..c.
Barge Star, Loughead Philadelphia.
Arrived.
pdo ay ha %s: ,yss fen
s Of 5 m
nssi .s Is eight Dsa e s ssrs n %s
.n ssh Sa.sSss, :S Sg S liz win
spoke Sweden, from Liverpool for Bo.eoa., I
asSa D0'n' 10 days from Mobile with cotton
chaassS signals with Rhode Isepoc for r. this
May ~ lon 49, exchanged signals with
Brem ship Emma Edzard 40 days from Bremen, with mdze
Brem bsraas Dmap, Batter from Newcastle Eng
Baraas George Henry Gait from Palermo and Gibraltar
with O boxes lemons $500 oranges 100 bales GO tons
ssf fs'ss si
:Psa Mss S.sa: Sssa on
Swedish barque Oof Mangren days from Smyrna with
mdse to Boorman, Johnston x Co.
London from India adia Hanrss from New oeans
e6 a &c DE- %
spoke Clinton Bangor I Il days from rom
sardinan brig ortuna Peze So days from Nezs with ui
and oil to ts ,: 30 steerase passengers !,
$3.50 bags sulphur 800 DO wannts 50 bales rag
900 xs lemons SIS do oranges catars cork se mats Barclay
Portuguese brig Aqua, 80 drys from Madeira with 20
Brig Albert Black Iof Boston) 90 days from New Orleans
With slaves 10 Buck Peter-4eo slaves Schermerhorn
Brig Juan de Carhasena Keller days from Calais witt
lumber to Brett Vose.
B5g M;ry Adsiae. Z day, from s. CTois with sugar
Sem Bnes SSpsr' dSs Sa Blue H
Schr Joseph A. Lord SSpes days from Port au Patt
Colo order Lett sias Wright Yorf unc; Patriot
sm IN s SSF Ar oi wi a lat " So Ion - spoke Jonas
sshf T n a9N S
Schr John Polk longstreet Virginia.
Schr Osborn, Vlrgmi:
schr Martin Van Buren,, Phillips. Snowfall, corn.
Schr Upshnr, Nelson, Snowfall, corn.
Schr Samuel Hencsy, White, days from Virginia with
schr Washington Case days from Baltimore with mdzs
schr Rochester, Noyes days from Baltimore, to W
Pilot boat virsinisn, Wright, Norfolk.
Below. ftf
| Brig Orleans, from Richmond, with coal.
| Also one ship and one brig unknown.
Sailed.
B.
mes; Patsey b Blount Salem.
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TO TAuORS.

THE Second Edition Of Stnemes celebrated work cut
ting garments Of every description style Of elegance
equnled published and ready for delivery Those who
from the use q the instruction tcorans would do well OBJ
and contains elegant diagrams Of all the styles
mens worn at the present day with full and ample instructions
merits Of the boocs =
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime.
NETS Treatise Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
It work complete In ts arrangement and in its practical
plicaon to cutting supeoro heretofore published either
in Europe or America.
P. Henry Son. Daniel Cutter, Stats & Banker Charles
Cox w Tron& Co.. B. +. Homer, James Daily John Ha-
vilsnd, J. H. Banker.
above be tined of the author, No. lis Broadway
New York 31m*ec
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail,

ford T' - 80
BsLTfMoRs June 3-Arr Martha, Boston; Olive Branch
permuk,; Planet Portland; Turner, Providence; Ann A
y rker, Fhll River.
Newport
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Married.

On Tuesday, Sd inst in st. James, Church. BROOKLYN
by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. WILLIAM SHERIDAS of New
York, to Miss MARY AsNr G. Durry second daughter of
the late Peter Duffy, Esq. of Brooklyn
On Monday, I'd inst, at Shelter Island, by the Rev
Mr.. Sheldon Mr.. THOMAS P. RIPLEY, Jr Of Sag Harbor
TO Miss CAROLINE s. daughter of the late Capt Oliver
Mayo of this city.
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OoILEisaH
Medicine and Pharmacy
So NASSAU STREET.
M EDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES,

PRIVATE DISEASES.
and Pharmacy isl for duscIey
continue direct their particular attention to all diseases Of
medical sss and cure without injury to
first ] Of s's va, 81 s e % Ss
Gosss years With the ,sdI M
SFSRASSF Td ;ssSGsRf s SssEH
" il s % s s% chest %ss
perform radical cure :: stating
traction and received elsewhere il any, and
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. !.
spy @ o1 ss DEBILITY sS
remedy r Impotence sery, or baenness, unless depend
packed and sent to ali parts Of the Union.
yELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Fl 's, $ sSsii:Sss sss 'i%ss
% M wsay ERE" rae nysno aa
o"ssr vea" s's an nsels! remedy
s s S oss ms w sSs :isT @
the stomach confinement from business Price per box
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
NOR permanent Of primary secondary ayphils,
venees ulcers, nodes complaint produced by an
Ct % %
s Gs % s $ Sss
Without thoroughly cleansing the with this justly oee
Sold In single bottles at 81 Of half
Is: carefully packed and all parts of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSA PA
RILLA, CENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS.
PREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the quckery This
refined and highly extract possessing al the pur
fynR qualities and Of the above herbs conf
deny the College infinitely superior
ofSarsparla before the publc and may be
relied on as all diseases from
pure state the blood such scrofla salt rheum ring worm,
botches ppes ulcers pain the bones JOINTS nodes
erupons throat disease arising
from the secondary effects syphilis njsdicous OF
mercury
Sold In single bottles, at rs cents each
in cases OF half q dozen BEETLES, $3.50
Il I" " dozen " 90
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union
MA very liberal discount 10 wholesale purchaser
disre w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
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READ WHAT SCAKPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE.
THE GREATEST CURE EVER YET PERFORMED
BY ANY MEpIIGniHHtEN1iTr NE ETs FAILS


hereby certify that when about twelve years old l
gradually became deaf both that few months
found almost impossible hear unless the very loudest
Of voice remained in that situation unt,
period of eighteen years when heard Of Sc:rpa ~
Acoustic Oil; Immediately obtained bottle wnIcn navg
used and happy has acted like magic cured
me. Any wishing further information Of my case which
think remarkable will find by calling at my residence
Concord street, first door above Secord street vrrp
From the Albany Daily knlckerbockerl az.
This is to certify thst Willard jerks PROPRIETOR Of the West
Troy Exchange Hotel having afflicted with deafness
for years. and In the Other Tor tn last
impossible for hear the loudest voice ana alter
trying remedies without improving my hearing III the
least induced Scarpas Acoustic OIL Tor The cure OF
Deafness with qualification enabled TO state
perfectly restored hearing will be happy 10
my place in West Troy. WILLARD jerks;
The following certificate addressed Mesns A. B. D.
Sands to whom the parties are known:- ~
Mcssrs. sandsGentlemen-Tle following statement OF the
beneficial effects produced by the Of Scarpa Acoustic O
daughter send act Of justice that others may
have positive facts convince them of Us value and She
by speaking very loud purchased bottle which used
according 10 the printed directions and before quarter a
the bottle was applied hard substance was nom nc
and after the hearing both was conpvfiy
stored snow almost year since the cure was ahu
Is proved to be perfect cure: Further g
obtained by those interested by calling At my
street, t 81 " az rro
sole agents the proIetora No Fulton stres ~ pIpaa
way Granite Building OF Chambers street. ana fast
broadway. -. III -.
sTEMP sTED-2o bbIs and 81 sacks Hemp Seed, Just
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l,WEarooL.ship Montezuma-Nark Deyne, Mrs Elizabeth
n levine, OF fhldcepi1 VIM Boring Wood England; Chs
dro Moys. Havana. ' -" -
bHkMkN-Ship Emma-C. Brautigan, lady and child
and one IN the steeraRe. - - = - s' = '''''
..MADk!hA-fortuguese brig Aquia-Col Sharks M ,r.y
Mrs Williams, Justinao Antonio Abrea ''' - S''
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0r5- GREGoRro DoMINouEs, has been recognized
by the President, Consul of New Grenada, for the
port of New York.
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BOARD,
l36. 1877. 100 Broadway.

MRS. o. FISH,
NOW has several pleasant airy and very
desirable for Snsle Gentsmep Gentlenen and their
be accommodated with full partial Board moder
Transient Boarde handsomely entertained 81
! per day m296t+m
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rechen unkart-0 Boucha.d Theoband--l0 Herman Boz
kero Long Behrman-3 fonng Smith Benie-l2 cls 0
mdzs Y bn Aseymte5y-3bx orenger Golstsn-2o pie
Is casks order.
SMrRNA-Barque Olof663 of wool and rags Duh and
Coasenary-A0 bales do w Hallett-36 bales order.
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TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING JUNE 1.
Amount of the several issues outstanding
June 1915, per record OF this Office, $S795l4 l6
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the
accounting officers ............. $4,000 90
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HARTWELL'S
~ SHIN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHILADELPHIA
~ Baths just introduced-Wam and Goblin fine apart
ments-YOr both ladies' and Gent emen my29 m m

MASONIC HALL,
Bath, ms, fmddLAJPEhPHI IA Cold, A.. .o.,
ments-Yor both ladies and Gentlemen my29 lm<m
EPHRAIM SWEENY'S
DINING F9 THE AEw fH aokk P6 SBBfhEEr
a isis the SECOND door Of ii. highly sss6r.i:d
coan!ry intended for public where gentlemen
Sss and in ni
own private psIor. The extensive arrangement. made the
hundred and @ Dishes @ i
s any thing ys, % and At
peculiar .s would ssspsesiay invite shoss Who
isfed perfection the most humble business may with
mao im.re - = EPHRAIM swEENY
PROSPECT HALL, YOKKVILLE.
The public tina, the above well known and favorte place Of
ts :: who nay wish The dust noise and
G the cay directly h Harlem
minutes. either railroad 2; Sy Se Harlem ;tass. : w
n, ns Of % G
pretOr has built houses all these
t2r the Of public and particularly OF
pledges that refreshments &c shall at al. times b..
OF the best quality and charges moderate my22 meodm
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION
TIME SsIGRHfo IH COUNTY NEW YORK i,i X. LAM
DON Of Congress Hail. Albany, Ia. sssocatsd himself
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will be
The Pavilion will opened for the reception of visitors
the grounds and bathing and pledge
men' fully equal to any watering place IN tins
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the cars
joharie, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L. Mill the n " %
Josln my29 lmrec
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N r. M v II.
sc nzsf 1ssf P lfi n s1 r 20
HAS BEEN Na REMOVED SMyyI.DE FROM No 4'H TO
North sids afsw doors below Broadway, opposite National
WE CAUTION THE P afSill TO BEAR IN MIND,
& N s EGN &. e K. ssa.;1: ~
e. rsass. s f Ps%sse
lied upon viii safety The q Faimonsy
% sSs The fear q az. and dos i Il:
It's principle d operation easily explained i soo,hes and
% WHICH
d other medicine strengthens the system and parses the
bo9a contains no mercury opium or other poisonous in
sfsss 'ss 4
oEnaedfom its curing when lowest stage Of
vi: $ he
yI.E YIN can
N TasS. ss ss A..
s@'s a Ss
assy Ss
rssg rs cn"s ;y y that
est new Brunswick late merchant OF New York. No. 10
william street who restored health by the of this
syrup Also Mary T. Van Buren,, No IS Christopher street.
Fs No. S Market street street
wark n. j. who we're all victims to consumption and cured
Just add conclusion that Il any person wishes further
the propretor office, they will be furnished with reference
q sns ngest standing who have been cured by
ALEXANDEK'S TRICOBAPHE.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING
liquid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair beautiful brown black without injury the or
skim The superiority Of this Dye consists in easy
mode OF application and eega other dyes
requiring from 70 twelve hours produce change la
superior excellence will be apparent single
application. '4l
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily sunnALexAsprn
effect Of the above the hair Is truly
tonshng Il tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray black instantaneous. fi
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum. "Severa Of
have recently applied their hair the vaua
bic liquid Dye known exander's Tdcobaphe-e and
valuable discovery and has - failed to produce the
desired effect Immediately after applying i TO hair
For sale by RushtQn Co. druggists Broadway Asp
wall a6 William street, Johnson Moore TAYLOR 81 Maiden
rne j. w. Wright Co Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States of sole agents,
r. q. A. WRIGHT, % South tk street,
Rrnsyhx-5b bs h.t quality Pss;y:H g,t rsseivsd and
nyo 1E1T
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ssss,sl4 Is

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, June 2, ls45
r. ii. GILLET, Register.
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III B-Frivate House OF KeIreshmens by d. W. TELLER,
~. 206 Front streetBreakast, Dinner and Supper Cd
before Z until Supper from until o'clock Also Beds,
aine cool dining apartment viii do well 70 all and
satisfy thsmelvss The proprietor also keeps the old stand
corner Of Fulton and Front streets; aud Fulton Market
where ne VIII continue to all the deicsces Of the
the Choicest bsnd sct from liz 81 a khas anu
MI lm.rh
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THE WRIGH71' HOUSE,
81 Nassau Street.

WILLIAM WRIGHT formerly Of the Rams Head, Full
w ton begs leave inform his friends that may
unacquanted with the fact distance well those
street. scale Of comfort that be surpassed by
in the Union His bar furnished with the best q wines Of
and other article for wen stocked bar indie
pendent Of which, he has splendid furnished
second floor specially adapted for and public
courts MARTIAL general purpose besides which he has
provided accommodation for and lodger
extensive and well ventilated bedrooms the furniture and
well assorted and every attention will % paid the
on all occasions. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
my$ lm*ec 81 Nassau street.
NEW JERSEY HOTEL-MORKISTOW
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
erected for Hotel at Mostown New Jersey is open for the
entertainment all those who will favor them with their com.
when they hope furnish them such accommodations
ms rs ssaws s% re pune '''0' David cRowEL
BOARDING AT "a COURTLANDT STREET.
GOOD BOARDING., with pleasant for single gentle
~ men, Likewise ahandsome furnished parlor with bedroom
adjoining, suitable for a genteel farnily-by
FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
I'm business pleasure be accommodated during their
" with pleasant and desirable home the house
lady Of responsibility where they will with every
Apartments with private tables il preferred Arplyat
"a BURTON CRESCENT,
a26 1msre Euston Square. London.
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Letters fsssi Tor psocs.. g Pssasrsosyps
Pictures This process ogQes eject not known before
and change; the Dsguereotys Z, that o. ths
guided only BY the hand of epsgsor machnery
be reformed by every not skilled the Of painting and
will be perfectly undssood glance IL ase be
mpneaisdin writing, without difdcply.
Artists wishing the Patent right for City
County make prssnYaeents therefore, by addressing
(post paid) 20 VIZ f. LANGENHEIM,
Je1 I'm D&W@ec Exchange Philadelphia.
BIGGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, 10 doors West of Broadtcay.
COLLECTORS OF ENGRAVINGS Visiting the city will
~ here find Of the choicest collections of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Engravngs in the country atless than
onehalf the usual prices.
D-Grate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
mI4 lmsec
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IRISH BLACK MARBLE.
C10 TONS Large size Blocks, entire cargo Of British
kVV barque Victoria expected arrive from Galway
and Tor sale by PER89E K BROOKS,
nilec No. y and 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04

MoBILE-Ship Aantic-i0 bales Pratt-98 Col
lomb lsen-29 bales rope Cutting Whitaker Son-2 do
Roger, ketcham Goman-i2 ii Colt-3o Newbold X
Cs-so Holbrook Nelson-a5 Bogar Kneelandl box Da-
yenport Quincy-l0 casks 10 order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04

iTEMP SEED-2o bbis and 81 sacks Hemp Seed, Just re-
mvs ss'vsa anu TOT E.'K LLINs co 50 South q