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MONDAY June 20.
AsHEs-The market for both kinds continues steady
At the previous quotations Of 81 s7i for Po and a. q
for Pearls which about all Offering to-day have been
disposed of say lOOd200 bbs of the former and perhaps
az many OF the after.
COTTON-The sales to-day foo. up about go bales
the market remaining steady and holders firm 20 that
prices are fully sustained.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The soaking rain 10 day has
put pretty etectua dampar all out door business
operations and the market IN consequence very quiet
The receipts moderate and the large proportion OF
them now made Fine by our Inspector tend. also o.
depre-s the article besides which the July inspection
at hand and this affords another nducemeni 10 defer ~
eraons. a. IN very warm weather -four hass very
strong sOuring propensity The quotations stesG
NJ - 81 FOR common Genesee good and prime brand
command 81. a l. more and Ohio and Michigan 81 =
81 l6. small lot superior Troy brought 81 -
10 bbls New Orleons 81 "; Thelowcr grades remain
las; noticed. Southern j. dull and have no sale
b. notice except that understand two csrgoe-
Richmond City Mills have been contracted for term
which have not trsnspred. Rye -four and Corn mes
steady AZ the quotations Il last week.
GRAlN.-The supply Of Corn is only moderate buf
the demand i rather less and the market u dun so
bushels White Southern sold Al - cents, weight, and
300 Yellow do a. measure Black Eyed Peas are want
ed Al low prices. There i nothing DONG in bariey-las
sale J2 cts Oats up peg or TWO todsy--ihe prce
for Northern is ~ IS cents 20 bushels Southern
sold al an advance previous rates but the precise
terms have not been diyuged Northern RE dull sti
SO cents the price At which the asi sale was made
Wheat is more plenty and the stock j. increasing bu
demand moderate dliC nave no
nicsfe
HAY-The refreshing rains which have been poured
down upon recently It IA said have come too late t.
the crop and prices aided by speculation continue
advance One or two small cargOes We hear sold 81
jO0J5i cents the j. from - 20 15c according b
| quality
WHISkY-There are 10 sales IA dsy-drudge cask.
and hbs being dull the former At % and the latter Al ~
n n cents.
TALLOW.-rwen bids prime Western have been
sold Al II cis cash beside which there ruDOrs OF
other transactions but could not learn the particulars
PROVI-l OSS. The market for Ohio Pork j. sgaii.
very d. and prices 81 descriptions cannot BE- quo
ted within ~ - cts rs high at the close Of asi
week-there seems 10 be- disposition 10 press sale.
and The demand II light prices give way 100 bbs new
Mess sold at so ~ with in lots al -l3; few
hundred bbls New Prime in lots $40 OF offered after
wards considerably lower and 30 bbls Old Prime
JG Old nine and Mess now hardly be quoted Ovef
| 20 20 and :l2 30 New Prime over go 81 n 80 y
nor New Mess over S2 "a. Beef l. in moderate maui
~ previous 100 bbs City Mess sold Ia day al -
| Lard j. dull and believe there Is nothing doing
Picked Meats SC also remain inactive and w have POI
| sales 10 repor, worthy Of special notice.
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DIED

At East Chester sunday, 2sh June. Mrs HAk
RlET ODEIL in the SD year OF her
Her friends invited TO attend her funeral service
at ST Marks Church Tuesday July ls at y O'Clock
On the 18th inst MARY Ann Won NULBEl. in The
asa year Of her age wife Of Louis H. Won Nulbei ano
eldest daughter of Henry and Margaret STROUD.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from her late residence
No 27l Bowery. at o'clock on Tuesday.
In lie Roy Gencsee Co on the 2iih inst very suj
denly al the residence Of Lee Comstock, Mise ELIZA
BETH FIELD, aged ~ years sister OF Jacob Field tsq
Of Newtown l.. l. She was universally beloved and r.
spected By large circle OF acquaintance.
On Sunday 10Th ult Mrs. Sarah Mllin -
In Montgomery Go. Pa 18th Henrietta NJ daughter oil
Bishop Waugh %
At Cincinnati A. : Meuifeld native Of Windsor, VI
Al Cenandaeua, l-ih, Mary Hull, 60.
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MARRIED

On Saturday June 2,th. by Rev. Benjamin l. Hsighi
JAMES MCuNE and ANN ELLETT
On Wedne sdsy, 9th inst WILLIAM II. FERGUSON
OF Edinburgh Scotland. TO LYDIA D. EsTEY.
At Brooklyn, both. HENRY ". PECkWELL. Jr Of
New York 10 SARAH. dsu ghter Of Adolphus Brewer.
At skanesieles 18th JOHN DANEY 10 ELIZABETH
JAY.
A,Fredonis oath Myron II Roberts 70 Polly A. Dnnln
AT Palmyra llth David Goldsmith 10 Eliza y smith
At Rochester 22d Andreas scheuecr. Of Warsaw. L.
Julian shut
the firm Of Benedict & Son Of this City 10 Lydia Mana
LefevTe.
At East Pouiiney VI 22d Samuel r Richards to Amy
Elizabeth Clark both Of Pouliney,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

ship Genesee, Watts Al days from Liverpool salt
iron sc To Williams & guion--i Storage passengers.
Bark ~ Andrew (of Boston, Rich, a. days I'm Gheni
in ballast 10 Gerding a hunkelman-lld seerage pa
sengcrs
Belgian bark Harriet eens - days from Antwerp,
ballast To Gerdng 4 kunkemann-lii steeragc pas
sengcrs
Bark Ann Harley (Br) Smith, ~ days from Glasgow
mdse to Woodruff 4 Mnium
Prussian brig Mentor Schroeder 40 days from Bremen
in ballast 10 T. s + Poppe-l0- sicerage passengers
Sician brig Paado. Moranie, - days from Palermo
fruit 10 Chamberlain q Phelps.
Brig George Hard days from Calais, Me. lumber, 4
Captain.
Brig Sea Flower, from Kingston. y, coal bound IL
Haloweil
Schr l. Smith, Brownel days from Wilmington
Nc, naval stores 10 John Ogden.
Schr Souihcner Hatch. days from Richmond. coal
bound to Fall River.
Schr Olive Elizabeth. Yates, 3 days from Machias Ne
lumber 10 ! Seow
Schr Nauyoo Burnhan. from Calais Me, lumber
Schr Caledonia Spoman I'm Providence coal bound
10 Albany.
Schr Melvill heni from Lubec. plaster.
Schr Roanoke knight, days FIN PASSPORT lath SC Il
master.
schr star Waite, from Kingston, \, coal bound &
fisOwell
The packet ship Areo, from liayre, as reported below
IN the evening not in sight al sun set-Nind hNf
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

I'fIE American Letter Mail Company hereby give notice
that they have made arrangements 10 have their bushes
transacted hereafter the Government Post once ~ Ma
IAN street corner Of Cedar where letters viii be- OrSarde
on the following AL letters not weighing over on
half ounce will be forwarded 10 any distance not owe
300 miles for I'VE al distances over $50 miles ~
postage will bee ten ceiis The l. L. VI. Company avinl
caused the reduction of the Governments rates Of POsiae,
t about one third OF the heretofore exacted. VIII nov
rre from the business and will receive letters al
ter the present date. +. }. AChLt1, benefai Agent
Univ = is45 Isl II
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vrPy rMpoRTANr no rARMERs

MEXICAN AGRlCULTURlsT. FOR JULY.-CoS-
"A rNrs.-subsi.tufes for short Hay trop Why does
not Hay cause The production OF Mlk Propagation
of Plants and Trees by Leaves Agricultural Chemistry and
Geology No l. >ouibfown sheep: How Plants receive
their Carbon: Dofkng Fowls stables. No Preparation
tor the Woodworking season New NorS Farmers Club
American Az. Association: Farm Of DR. Pool; ROup in
Fowls. Turnip- Wool raising IN the nied States; Hired
Lab0rers Experiments with Fish, Poudrelie and Ashes
In and In Breeding Inquirer Ladies Departmeni-What
Women NAV do Never falling Recipes for soap; Preser
wing Fruit frcsiL Bows Drptrmeni-rhe Toad Breeding
Poultry Cure for Fever Burheu TIE Muscovy Duck For
egn Agricultural New Editors Table. Review Of tie
Markets, &c. &C &c
Published monthly. ai Fl per annum by
ivIl sANTON : MILES. 30 Broadway
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

T THE NEWfOR CASH TAlLOhlN0 ksJAb'
"A LIsHMENT, ls7 Broadway. three doors below ms
franklin House The subscribers now fec-isiDg df~t
from the European Markets the sies and mos, fs.onsi-
styles OF SPRING GOODS, sdspi@i for Oenucmens
with which they prepared to furnish usaf csorefs ro
prices Our stock Of Fancy Goods very neh psans sr'~.
ri by our agents from tie Pans and London MAJ iDf css'
patterns vi every article belonging ID gensenshs wsIo
robe such prices viii convince ue n"s s"Pus -
,6i AZ unparaleIei LOW CESno taxing oar p.fons
yh he denquencles Decrsssfly sseis1 ~ if efr. y"
.ne-s strict punetuaty observed IN nhss .,r.s
Walton IN prices. mlsl =. y. 49, .
NAVY BLUE MEkINO Fa'' '',s,.,. 1890 go
| Y male up to order al usual nlDsirfAr gr.r-
"'A'' ~ WM r JENNINGS h Co, Tsilors,
,,o,,. 81 Broadway. American Hossa
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TIN. instrument designed relieve dyspepsia weasres
ard pain IN sides of goseaess IN Tie stomach con
situation and piles weak lungs sh and splitting o. blood
nsptaiion Of the heart weakness u The hips and llbs
drooring OF the body with curvature OF lie spine ana en-
largemen OF shoulder, PARTICULAR III ohervh Az" to-n
Stresses Clerks students and Others who keep he ben an
tud. fni much immediate comfort from Is use operas
hv evang the whole pile OF organs (Which have c~cen
-. from muscular weaknes-) and maintaining uein mus
lining fcNbiy. DR. B. can be consulted a. 40 nioao-
way. the store OF Mr. Wiscs opcan once "y lIu
Is in attendance Ladies City and Country fhyseals
and Druggists are invited 70 call, and may be suppAel ..
applying al the above address "tomhnh srhse' u
Chronic Disease for sae-An arrangement no reei Dc
he made mo om~HS
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THE EYE

nR POVFILA DR. DIOssY, Oculsis ana opn,ns
IL mic Sur icons No Vi Broadway corner ., ~
coune their practice to .eases Of ne of VI
son Te.tmouis- from he most emDru. g 49, hrsn
p,,rope and America Refereace 70 pausns.s No. Mania
1910 r-f 81 un,uro-is Caiaract OpA.s'.a,
y, -nerk. on he Eve slrsbi-mas or ceoinl Z, - -
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERT ~ ~no.. -. " 0f''
.,n hal cannot be- di.lin s1isie from Ne nsl,a
spECTACIES-Advicr given ~ " ur Ano ~ sssTs
s suitable 70 49, jyl eodu
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,THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. OK ALL En-
Uatebes, Jewelrp, &e.
A roHEs IEwELRY sILYER WARE.

WATCHES, JEWELRY & silver WAn ,lr
=, HAMMOND 4 co Of the lat. mn Of BENEDICT
-. HAMMOND VIII continue tnr selling snd fep ~,
Of line Watches al the old stand No ~ Merchants
entrance hr-t door IN William - -. ,.u, ,.v,
Ia addition 70 their former welssleeish s.ocn w., ma
iusf received splendid Assortment Of cnrono"
pex and Anchor Escspenent " aiehrs OF w Ws;ci,
e. Je,yelry and silver Ware. VIII hnh u =" '"''
uNfo = r, bavinz sifented personally % thr ~
oScuRnSoMETERs and FINE WATCH n "a a. a :.
arm OF BENEDICT hAhMoSp, VII, h.. also ~.ab
So, gl re- pgaton his Profer-iop ,xrvr .Sr,
particular stDrnu"" 20 e2l Ja~lms
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~ ru,,.d Stare. Posi- ONCE Patent Letter

Rnlance.-Those desiring an early supply 81 llr a.,
Ohice Letter Balance Tor which Stephenson hoNni- y
Davis at Boson have contracted with The Governnri
furnish all the Post Ofces OF the L. : VIII nave ihr prefer
cnce 10 any other orders by Application TO i" aseh ~
BOOK store OF Paine Burgess. % Johnsl his Nhy.
nm of = H. d. i OF the Oldest sd nosl eN'rii-N..
known in the L. : for works of great deescy and pei''
finish and these Balances VIII be found 70 he more aeeua'
Than any now In use either imported or OF American mau
iac,ure. le'Vl"
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Books.
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Tn. number c0rlm@nc.~ fh- volume Tire sp,lll =,
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IN -ravrt AMI pr.I.e,. IN Co0r- By ?. OlArrr t-1
CcSrRlsrToEs - rHF July >VNsEz
William Cullen Bry All. arfiur VI The Ages. etc
"a sr A. Poe. author ol TAes n ne Arsoes9lr- eic
Richard Penn smith. sufnor ~ 'Ih- Drformei. ric
Robert T Conrad. aufIor Of Av-mer-, rtc-
Chsr-- J. Peterson author II Cr- sing IN e Lasi A. e1
Alfred Street. auil1r Of TIE Burning q Schenectady an
other Poems. etc
Wi.isla r. { Hosrner J. 3 TAYLOR 2 " sidney.
Mr. lydia II. >g0lrnev alftor of Lnzut0rf snt otle
Pl-m-- efr.
Alr- Ann : >i-pi.n-. author ~ MARY D-rrs-uf' ETC
Mr. Elizabeth Ose- smith. suthor ~ Ih- >ne-s Child 80
Mr.. Frances : Osgoo.i. author Of Wre8h 0l " D.
Flowers from New Eng and. -ic.
Nj. Mar J.. Law-0L Nr-. A. VI. =. AMMAN.
Fanny FORESTER Mr. p 4. kirn-r
Mr. 3. r. Thomas. .Iloman'
KLYfEN >Ew BOOKS
Table Tab Opinions on Book. Men ami Things B.
William Hazll-
Poems Bg William ". Lord.
H-adong Hal ani EhIlare Abh-y
SKETCHES of Professionalism u Italy Pa- and Present 3,
Robert Bard
Cffh0uhuuv, Or Vocal Culture iu Eocuion. b. James
Muri0cl and Wilam Russell
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.rrx cnnns- Nrw spR1NG srYLEs.

-
DECK. NICHOLSON ! WRIGHT Nos lS9 Pear aLu
~ Beaver-treets. New York would respectfully invite
the attention OF Merchants visiting this city, 20 their ssso
mont OF SIX and Fancy Goods. comprising IN part VIZ ;
DRESS GOODS.
Barege- snd Balconies printed Jscones and Sa'n
stripe Mushu- complete assortment OF Muslin de Lanes
Of all STYLES aud prices rich satin striped and embroidered
Tarlafan Muslin Dresses; Cameeon brOcsde and satin
striped Silks >HANLs.
Broche Cashmere, Barge aud i assortment Of Came
leon ami Damask SIX shawls. uch Damass Alpaca and
StradiIaShawi- and beautiful article. together " M
black and cold Muslin de Lame Shawl- in great variety
RIBBONS.
full assortment " Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the
est and richest styles. complete assortment OF Tarcia
and satin Ribbons Also ull assortment OF Millinery ~
ticlcs. LAtEs.
English and German Thread Laces and Edgngs hgd Car
Lsces large assortmert trimming Laees and Lace Eds
ings, sc. bLoNrS' ,.,.,
consisting Of KID the best manufacture; blk. and cord SILK
Egyptian and Fet Gloves, with large assortment OF Fanc!
Mits select of Fancy Hiks; Linen Cambn'
Hdkf-: POngee and spitahed Hdkf-. together with !
great variety Of Paris Cords Gpsps and Trimming new
STYLES all of which be offered the forrest usyssf proes
1877 tylisF
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FLIRTATIONs IN AMERICA,
4 a. PI- RII-HED lY MM. TAYLOR. NJ. , All

y House.
FLIRTATfONS ~ AMERICA. translated from ihr Ger
man. bv the author Of" Scenes in Mexico complete IN
large voume-prce - We have hesitation 10 pro-
nouncng this equal II superior. both incident
and any Of American society pub
I-ltd II will greatly AM del ght the reader.
The Ladys Musical Library JulyTenns Ili cents per
No. q 20 year.
The Knickerbocser for Juiy-Tenn- - year; single
Nos. 81 cts.
Backwood- Edinburgh Magazine for July-25 Cts - o
No Myienes Of he Inquison and other Societies IN
Spain-Price y Ct.
Graam'- lgszne FOR JulyThis Is really splendid No
Terms - a year 25cts per No.
No Lafdner'- Lectures-Prce - Cts. The back No-.
supplied.
Al the new and cheap Publications for -ale wholesale and
retail hy liyl Hisl WM TAYLOR No. , A-;or House.
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J. SMITH HoMANs, Publisher.

FOR sALE-Day'- Counterfeit Deircor for Jns
New Book OF Common Prayer. Music for the Million s.
Gems OF scottish song Seile- Of Gauei-iown I2i
fxl
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ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER

4 NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
Awarunied the perfect article of the kind ever I'M
vented ias for time. and approved Of
by all medical who have examined H. and pronounced
by them the best article OF the kind offered 10 the pub
hc The gcfoe requested call and examine for them
selves. The inventor has put them down 10 thu low pce o
one Dollar. To be- had only Of Madame Oscar, p Murray
street. NewiOrk This article can be sent ~ any part 81
the United States by mail Persons at distance have
them sent. by addressing above. post paid. ISL lmsod
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

Z
nINGMAN. BODINE CO. sol Hrane-li az :, ., rs ~,
IL Offering their entire stock Of cheap Dry 1ood- a. ~ ie
es- they have been selling them a. NE -sasoh =
advancing they will -~ their whole stock 81 -qrnz Anu
summer goods great deduction rom the rrsuh price,
In addition 10 their Extensive Stock they have aiey ~
c-iv- large ioi OF cheap snd fashionable goods lh
they are The unusual oS prices anong winch
We will mention few of ts leading articles.
CAcoc. 0 Just opened. Erssnt STYLES At co.or-
for .. a vsri sI-o d .arge lot a. 81 cis. yt
>he-tng- and sh.rtngs b.eached and unbleaced, a. All
prices
Thin Dress Goods ~. ysri- siis vi And , yard.
Gngham Lawns Mls4ns
Orgaude Mu.ins Ombra Mu-lirs BareZes. Delanes. Ac
summer Ca--msres. $3.50 yt-. 1anbroou-- Drills A.
for bow and astonishing low prices. go,
article for one shilling yarL
Mourning Good. Bomhaxne-. Aspacas. blk barese and
Bakarne- black and wiie Gin hams AMI pinS CHAM Law
and other STYLES Of Mourning Goods Tor Dresses ana TIN
mngS
French Psrssos Parcelei- and sun Shades case Just r.
criVed and for -ale cheap.
Table Linens Table Diapers and Table Covers Of ever
STYLE and prce ,
Flannel White. Red. yellow and Green; also Gaize
Flannel al all prices. cheap
Corded >kiris 80 an Corded skirts Just receives
from -hiiiiugs fO - each
Cainbrc Hlf- good article, u.i received. al Linen
= each also large assortment rom i io - each irtn
stitch and REVERE Border du . .,
shavl- Of every kind Wide Black >ilss for Nsnuits.
Black and Blue Black six for Dresses. Camehon dc
Hosiery aid Gloves of every shade, quality AMI price
DINGNAN. BODlNE co,
ep3t. sol 6rand-t corner OF Orchard
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GUNNER fashions.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER 600

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER Goods.
MEMS, BOYS AND CnlLDhENS CLoIhiSo
MI GEORGE r. GREEN, 10 Chsfisams street, corner a
Pear-Will Keep constantly on hand . ~ Lii aud CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT u MEMS, BOYS and chill
nRESlS CLOTHING, of ali descnp uons made la uo
wo,r rAsHIoSAsLs STYLE to which he would most respect.
fully invite the attention Of those In want. A. - has mss
.rrsnysments 10 receive Cloth Cassu<r besg tc, by
ayers packet and secured tins services Of experienced
Cuftsrs he pledges himself o give perfect satisfaction Ia
N j;ayp<nfs nai< 10 syd<y at hN sAsrt>a rots sa
,,fk ,f,,ff p.seflaifv MIL left
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.

NOS 81 4 s. HARPERs ILLUSTRATED SHAKES
y PEARE
THE SEEREsS or PROVOST. being Revelations con
cerinc The Inner Lie OF Man. and The inerd fusion OF
World Of spirits IN the on- we inlah, Communicated By
Jus'nu- kerner chief Physician Weinsbers Price 2c-
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION AND AURlCU LAR CON
FFS>GON; Their History. Theory and Consequences by
NJ Ncheei Author Of the History of France. y ct.
THE FIFTH EDITION OF THE TRUE MASONIC
CHART Or Hiero-iyplc Monitor. 18th al the emtlem-
iay arranged asreeaby the Lectures by r. " Jeremy.
l. Gross g. L. with History Of Free Masonry. Price n
ARTHIR's LADIES MAGAZINE for July 1855 1850.
LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE. edited by MrsAnn
:. stephens Price isi CT.
THE TEMPTATION. or liza Waichtower vi Koaiven--
A romantic Tale. by Elgruc sue. Price 25cts.
No. DAsIIES AT LIFE, by y. p Willis
For sale nj GRAHAMs Cheap Depot, Tribune Buildings,
<.s.au-st ouuO.fa the Park ISL Ills
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Boston 1uetiom Sales.


DYT.P. Il d. RICH, Is and ~ bsoe&sksst bes :
Dtoo MONTHLY SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, July 2-LEATHER, sklNs,sc
Sole Leather Upper in the ron gh and finished Ca skos
Bindings and other Shoe Stock.
SEMI ANNUAL SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, July ~
ROOTS SHOES BRO0ANS and HATS-2p,v cAses
Roots shoes Brogans and Hats comprising lhe most ysns
bic ard best u Goods VI c hind ev~f
,,a,.red sf auction mylPf
Evry lot or the catalogue will he sold wihou,
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~ Rarc Chnncc for nn Edilor.-A per.on o

good Judgment Wing principles, ana .vlrIauie ao.l,.
with capital Of -iOoo may hear OF an eNceilei'
TO purchase halt OF Daily Newspaper long esaoshru
and that Yields handsome support WIN common w
dence fortune may be made from H. No other lah t
ION OF the above description need apply Addressie tdor
OF the Tribune who Will make he farther necessary rreT
,nce lr-' 4"s
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W. JACOB A. oGsBuRY, 1872 wnliam-.,reeL

These certificates published for the purpose u nspi-
ing On honest confidence IN his discovery Which DR.. Crse
be ieve- II deserves II il necessary many others
could b. given mch NAY be- al he oce, l5i Fulton
=, In Al. kinds Of Rheumatism and Nervous Complains
the beneficial effect and lasting and IN a.! cases
,ybsre The (alvanc Batteries or Magnetic Machines are re-
commended the Gavanic Ring. and Magnetic fhid VII Dr
found eysay ben<nai. rres fafsr md fe"f f'n<' a. y
The only place in New York 10 obtain The genuine
: al Dr. Cr.te'. Office ~ IA Fuion--ree, sun Ds
mgJ Al All limitations sold elsewhere 10 tIs -. w
entirety worthless and without the least Ds'ene
III A.
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AND SUGAR CRAOKERS.

g1 ,rrber wishes maze sno~n 70 ne public ~
M ssr and crackers winch sold IN tli'
mnen ~ .n,s are entirely f3srent from le Sod
e,,y c ~ md SUGAR CRACKERS made al ~ Baker,
BIZ have 1een used BY inys4ids, particularly uos- wS
- yesriou for han ~ en.y ysars with Tie
sne, i.s vile th- imitation which be made for
- nre touzh perhaps good for person In b~s!ih ar
~ urft for the sick The shove BIscrir and CRAkkss
- Burrrs BISCUIT WINE BIscuIT, BUTTEk CsAoxEss
W.rss CsAcxEss PiLor and Nay BRgAD, ali OF the hf,
cu,ty constantly for sale al Inc well establish
rn,nt rs W sshiu siOu street. Of Warrensueet
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