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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June Is, 1876.
Matters and Things in general.

Levi d. Slamm has been here for length Of
time-say some six weeks. Mr.. Slamm is evil
IDENTITY 4" after something" What that something
may happen to be, this dcponent cannot say; but
il may be a something connected with the Navy.
As, however, George Bancroft is not the special
lover Of Mr.. Slamm, il may be that Mr.. Samm
will have but indifferent success in the applica-
ton for any post connected with the U. S. Navy.
But as Mr.. Slamm confessedy has undeniable
claims upon "the party" it is necessarily and
very properly supposed that Mr.. Polk will give
some evidence Of his appreciation Of valuable,
not to say indispensable service, that directly and
indirectly Mr. Slamm hath rendered. Cui bonoi
Others, too, with Samm, who have borne the
labor and heat OF the day, and the brunt OF the
political battle, may sing ont II they please, IN
very bitterness of spirit, Cui bono 7" IL really
does seem, when you happen TO giveecri US at
tention TO these things-it does seer mar ue po-
political game periodically played patr'ouc money
Ia d about and around by thousands, poems sungs
and huzzss shouted, solely ior the personal ecvs-
tion and aggrandizemer. Of particularly ioru-
nate set Of men, who. fated by the gds, have
ever been, and prop,ise ever to be, the very lat
linps of the fiock-oncc ia political stations always
in Men leap by periodical leaps, rom ~. INC place
to the Presdcrcy or the head oil q department Of
the general government, boosted" - continually
and checref on by the people; the - people be-
ING gene ally speaking, rs disintcreeted md n
MARRIOTT IN their motives and acts, as one would
lie ar, To suppose tlicy might be in this free and
enlightened land, and under '.tho peculiar e.
njus Of our .eorIous insnhs6opa" vtaeDvkfU
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Nominations-Politicdl 1fopements-CabiAet
Changcs- Camanche Indians, &c.
The President yesterday nominated James Page,
of philadelphia, (ancient Postmaster) for the office
of Collector of that port in place Of Henry Horn,
who has been twice rejected by the Senate. 1t
was also rumored that the name of Gen. Houston
had been sent in for the post of Major General
This certainly is entirely without founda-
ton, for l have good reason to know, that under
no circumstances, could the General be induced to
accept Of such an appointment, for various causes.
the principal one Of which is, that that he would
not permit himself to come in conflict with those
gallant officers of the present service, whose claims
he regards, with his peculiar magnanmty, as en-
tirely superior to his own apart from this he Is
not ambitious of distinction of this sort, nor, in
fact of any other, and were his own feelings con-
suited, am satisfied that he would greatly prefer
to retire to private life atogether bur this the peo
pie of Texas and Of the country generally will
permit Already are the eyes OF large mass of
the democratic party turned upon him, and /
much mistake their intentions, II before long his
name is not placed before the country for posi-
ton where he can render himself more emnenty
useful TO the whole nation.
understand that strong organization in favor
Of Mr.. Mclean has been made here by the wings,
junia, which is headed by several prominent men,
bers Of the Senate, setting forth his life and public
services, and which is being widely distributed
Thus you will perceive that the manufacturing Of
public opinion, as regards the Presidency, has
commenced in earnest, on one side at least.
The rumcrs of expected changes in the Cabinet
IRE undoubtedly ,rue. Mr.. Buchanan will, l am
certain, assume the judicial robes. Who is to sue
coed him, however, is quite undetermined, but
most probably, as have before stated, Mr.. Rush,
of Pennsylvania. This gentleman's appointment
to this important position would, understand, BIO
cminensy gratifying. to the Northern democrats,
and especially so TO the friends of Gen. Cass and
Vice President Dallas. Mr.. Rush is in every way
admirably qualified for the position, and would
add much to the character of Mr.. Folks Cabinet.
Several vacancies will shortly occur in our
diplomatic service. Both Mr. McLane and Mr..
King intend returning home. This will make
three places, which will probably have to be filed
during the present session of Congress, viz. Eng
land, France and Russia. Who will obtain them,
however, is only known to the Chief OF the White
House, and he, very wisely, is not dsrosed to be
communicative upon such subjects. -.
Congress will not adjourn until the middle Of
August, and they will have to labor hard to finish
the many important measures now before them
by that time.
The Camanche delegation has arrived. They
are poor looking ambassadors.
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EXCELSIOR BONNETS OF PERSIAN SILK
TIE suBSCRI1ERS having been appointed sole agents
for the sale o these Bonnets prepared supply
which received the first premium q gold meda the
fair OF the American Institute These bonnets exceed in
beauty. texture, durability and economy, any thcx of The
ki.d offered They warranted 10 be enely Of silk
in uss. STANTON, RlCHADSt, WQQDKpFJ,
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Santa Te.

There was rumor at Fort Leavenworth, that
the Mexicans would march and occupy Bent's
Fort, and there give battle to the American troops
rs they crossed the prairies. Four thousand per-
sons were at Fort Leavenworth, and they were
exceedingly hard run for provisions and means of
subsistence.
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

OTls FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
~ public that he has returned his old vorite quarters
BASsFoRD'S ROOMS entrance ~ Ann street. adjoining
the Museum Binding, o. Fulton street The Rooms and
Slate Marble aud Iron with Air India Rubber saS Cloth
players beng the best IN this country Larger balls for
Sothemen-CaroIina balls for Gsrmans
B-Bassford. style Billiard Ts:les for sale Indi.
and French Cue Leather, best iu the city 6ne Billiard
Cloth and every article in the trade constantly hand and
for sale. mye0 imsm
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HowEs CO.'S new YORK MAMMOTH

vJyHE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising l5o Men and Horses,
curing g Carriages convey the performers. wardrobe
sicians, &c. The company has attached to Eight Female
quesrians among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently ;Jl5sd fIcp %fhaRaliiEMAcAnrr
whose style Of Equestrian Fean, peculiarly her own,
being chase and cassc her graceful and fascinating sddre:
snd the charming n1ivee with which she chains her
render this gifted and highly srsfe the lea
ing feature Of the this country The Propreto
fer the pubc the brilliant description given the respoc
I'VE newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring feat. perform
ed By this dstnguished fsts Amssg the novelties which
''0p's'''' GA GIANT NJ "a AND SHNTEss
Their height is "a eet and their weight over 100 lbs Mr.
giantes. the world. They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary fean OF
strength and agility, and will ride in two horse act The
will comprise II Acts Of Honemanship, Gym
nas n'1y; ias RSss
NIXON, and the unspproacheb Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats
Horseback the most exaodinary ever Witnessed yuve
nile Act Of Hor.emanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
Tuinbsr, Mr.. MAC AhTE. Wonde Fs.. bx M. Coles
pogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS 8RoTHE u. in
the Charioser Of Phbus Posuring and Gymnastics By
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Neurological and
brilliant Act Of Fenees Of Proteus" Mr. G. Howes in
Slack Rope Evolution Mr. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of others The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
fl,- world
This unriyallsa corps of Equestrns will perform in the
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
VI n rrr
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PENSACOLA, June 20.
The Potomac is off the Bar, waiting dispatches
for Com. Conner Tho Falmouth arrived last
evening from The Mexican coast; no news The
Mississippi sailed this morning for the Gulf
Steamer Gen. Taylor sailed last evening for Or
leans
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BILLIARDS.

RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (lsse Empire), in Oar
"A clay street near the Aston so Ions
known 10 the billiard playing portion Of the city respectfully
informs has friends patrons ard billiard players m general
nIt ne has taken ne above large sy and sssb
best Billiard Tables IN the city with good attendance He
parties wishing to play by themselves. hare table
room TO themselves, By applying the bar! Gentlemen will
find the bar we'll supplied with the best Of liquors and
mv6 fmsr MICHAEL PHFLAN.
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THE albania.
IC z q z e M G Al q n

IC G A M L ON,
ITO gsasss" SsS a T.. , , viii sd
attraction in the Saloons Of the Alhamra, which,
there SissS il .yis q Es:sm .p.adoa s.ss!s
The
sntoS' and . not only keen; the a.
thousand eonjeeturs. while the asouud
ss sS5 Of
place Of public resort IN the city Indeed no where can
70 Admit ance free. jess iwissrc
GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
DURlNG THIS WHOLE al. WEEK WE X The ,plepdjd Msehs
during r: Sssl Il o'clock until .nd every
On Fourth July, performances from in the morning until
SPECIAL NOTICE-The Performing members Of this
Bushes. Of importance will he introduced to the Society
f0 .s ats ssa'ds'''''n GEO Secretary
,AAttEEE ;Sa " ms REsrEcTFULLY AN
Il Quarte,,e-The SAILOR Boy. Carol A Nautical
sSns.oh gentle Ioys ., o,,,.,, ri,
10 d.
Gs ss' Of the A'sa'
liHs s,i:: . aaT hs Ps those
@ @ II ssaf R Rs' h..
without echo.
issss ;S *: E .s Of III.
while the deer is browsing
TO- Qrartette-The Soldier and his Bride. By request
This piece founded the murder Of Mss Jane NcRea
She heard the fight over
H. An Originsl Pece-wom,n may her bard command
. Sa snI a the sIs1.s q ERR.
r Morris.
IL Sopa-Daylight upon the Sea-
H. Origin of Yankee ID IDLE.
cdi e. % BE had ss Is.'
Geae.n to so%ce" Is o'clock. 'A''e - '0"e",
The Piano used at these concerts is from the
Warerooms of Ioile, 4i3 Broadway, manufactured By
Messrs Senior and Groveseen i8 and 100 Grand street.
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croSon WHO y yfIys Ase,ssa 81;
ial'as M.ys 3 spd Asbas,sr 2gsms.,s, GiunSoles
Thursday, at O'clock p NJ the Apollo Rooms No.
Br3adwsy ai'Sse and yaa.bls COLLECTION Of Italian Marble
the last collection Of Sgnor Vito VIII prior his departure
Tor Italy, the whole Of which will be peremptorily sold for
cash.
Bin the collection will be foupd many valuable
ciens Of arsca eleruon such never before exhibited
and will be found worthy the amateurs and the
ladies' generally.
Catalogues will be ready and the articles be examined
during the day and evening. je28 Item
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NauvOO.

The St. Louis RcrciUe says that order reigns a
Nauvoo. and that the Mormons have fed.
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THE RAVEL FAMILY.

Tight Rope, by the R1ra Family.
NIDLO'S 0ARDEN.-Monday Evening, June 29th, 1876,
~ The performance will commence with favorite
yhieh the t,bssn vysSt q he ITALIAN
tire PRINCIPLE painted in Pafis by the celebrated C
cerv-ionded which actually occurred
performance has been but by the Raves
Half hours intermission for the Concerts A-aMusard
the Refreshment Saloon.
The to conclude with the comic panomme
qodsnsk Gab,ie Raysl; qryotiehe Leon J.vel; Loven
ski Antoine Ravc; Rougiski, Jerome; Jules Lovenski
Francois Ravei; No,ary Joseph RaveI; Mime Grvotiche
Nine Je ONE Rave Betzi Nine Martin Javelli; Lusi,
Doors At o'clock begin o'clock precisely
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on Pea Patch Island For rsnsi Of Walter Loons end
Abel Gay.
road twice and referred.
The Senate then went Into Executive ssssion-


Mr.. OWEN made personal explanation
The resolution to give the Clerk four days leave u
absence, was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Mckay, the House went Into Commit
tee OF the Whole Mr. Cobb of Ga in the chair and the
debate on the tariff resumed.
Mr. BEDsoER spoke in opposition to the tariff Of ls42
lie Aaid he could not venture to 20 homo to his
suens. without raising his feeble voice against the in
justice fraud tyranny, and oppression Of system
der which they literally groaned and which upon
them like foul incubus He referred TO the fable Of tho
il to the subject in hand. He would have 1t that the
fshe shrugged their shoulders and clapped their hands
The House laughed
Mr.. Ewing, Of Penn, next obtained the hoor and
made a strong constitutional argument In favor Of the
protective policy. His powers Of argument are OF
high order He believed the present tariff too effective,
and he would support proper notifications could any
be brought forward but not such under con-
side ration The tariff Of AZ had worked well.
Mr. POLLOCK followed with a'strong tariff speech, and
dwet much upon the cheat which he said had been pac-
ticed in Pennsylvania in the matter Of Mr.. Folks views
the tariff.
Mr. Towns next addressed tho committee against the
present tariff
Mr. SEVERANCE spoke his hour in support of the pro-
sent tariff.
Mr.. TIBBArrs next obtained tho floor, and the com.
mtee rose and after several trials the House sdouTnsd
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danon Of the RAPIDLY insrsang business Of the company
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad Company, for the
transportation Of milk for the first i've months Of each Of
The past i've years. have been a. annezsd:-

The aggregate receipts from this in isA2
$s<s; lsas, sis4s7; 1874, $2soss, ls45 ssoes4 The
receipts for June, ls45 $s755 49, this year. at tho
average increase the receipts for june will be about
81 zoo.
We annex the rates at which foreign money cur
rsucy 10 taken at the Custom House of this port fixed
inscoordsnce with recent act OF Congress
EsrAalfsayp VAIrr os Eoprrrr Cats
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WIGS, WIGS AND TouPEEs,

ND the real head Of hair OF any In New York. are
"A TO be had LAIRpS, 90 Chatham street. formerly Of
BIG rea street X would quite unnecessary say
thing in reference these Wigs since the extensive use and
great popularity, so hrmy establish their worth But a.
makers who abound deem II duty pro-
claims their merits that may be misled deprived Of
valuable head Of hair.
great variety oades ornamental work. In the vari
Gus branches. wholesale and retail at
al lmsrh LAIRD'S. ~ f'hssham st.
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pAnk THEATRE-Boses s. cts; PIT. Is CO.: Gallery
rmsd IovE Mrs Hun.; wiJe-
0fsea Mrs Vernon; Sir William Fqndlovs Mr. yachs. To
coseirds with The farce Of the YOUNG SCAMP or MY
HsRANDM0THERs PET-Jossph. Mrs. Hunt; General
,D9on open OcIoct-periormancs commence At
R0WERY THEATRE. Monday Ey~uing June g.
- VIII be performed the comedy of LONDON ASSCa-
1sII Dstzis NJ j r. scop; Sir Hercour. Courtly
q. ME- K: PsS sa a assm.
the BUTCHERS boo OF GHENTNAadrew Wolfe ' and
Arnold Wolfe the Twin Brothers. Mr. blanchard; Black
Martin Mr.. Cony: Louise Kreutzner Mrs. Phillips.
Lower bonss ~ cents; second and third Is
rt and Gallery, l2h cents.
Doors open at ocockCuria will rise half past seven
GREENwICH THEATRE-Comsr Of VaricK and
- Charlton sreets-Re-opened for the Summer Season.
with he drama Of tie fRENGH &c
Meric, Henri g Alme; Hamst Careme, Miss Chapman;
Achmet Bsy, Mr. Henkns. The whole to conclude with
the play Of WILLIAM TELL-William Tell Mr. Freer;
Emma, Mrs. Penson; Albert. Miss Kennedy.
Boxes. Gents; PIT l2 Private Boxes 81; Seats in
Orchestra Boxes. each 10 cents.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Mondsy Evening, June 20 the
opening piece Of music will consist q the overture
@ SS hs HSnaq S
Highland Fling, by Mr. THOMPSON To conclude with Over
ture to Oberon lntermsson of half honr Second part
10 commence with the Overture to Tampa Song MIR Ho
Pas Styrien by the Misses ValIee Overture La File
du Regiment. The evening will conclude with series Of
D.soving Views lately arrived from Mr. Collins Of London,
under The direction Of Professor Eiersten.
~ On Sunday, grand selection Of Sacred Music
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TO TAILORS.
THOSE who wish attain complete knowledge Of the
of cutting all the various styles oil garments
the present time would do well TO obtain Snemets
work on the subject winch universally allowed to be com
pleehe price Of which from to 10 dollars COPY the
difference price being wholly in the binding To be had
Of the author, No. ll3 Broadway, New York. ali insr
TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURES.
ATHES Of all descriptions from IS feet long furnish
ed At short notice. As cutting engines suitable for all
kinds of work For and description, direct the sub
scriber, Hudson, New York.
al Imsrc JAS. T. PERKINS.
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SANDS, LENT & co.
THE following the intended ofhe splendid Exh
bition Of Sands. Lent Co. up the I'D OF July
June IS. >. :. :. North Danvie.
~. Nit. Morris.
q and 20. Caledonia.
g.. :. Scottsve.
June 30, July !, 2, 3 and T. Rochester
July g.. Ladds Corners.
- 7.... Brockport.
&c.. Albior.
9..... Medina.
l0.. Liudou.
II and IL, Johnson's Creek.
u and II, Lockport.
49,. Lewiston
l6. Niagara Falls,
IT.. iona wanda
10, 10. 20. 81, %, Buffalo.
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DIX. j. tnANLIo, ULULlor,
i6s BROADWAY,

THIRD GRAND sTREEr.
w Tie nndeigned having witnessed astonishing cures
W performed by DR. Francis, believe his prepaations
one OF me greatest made Tor diseases OF
Eys ana highly recommend him safe and skfal ocust
ttev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. =. III. Coue,
Hev. Peck, Rev A. WheeIock.
References Even 70 those in the city who have been
totally blind from Amorosissight now perfectly restorcd
number Of undoubted testirnonials to be the
once WI sausfy the public Of BIZ astonishing sncesw
the poor gras.
u Dr. FRANCIS will on the first Of May 70 No. 40
Brosme s,ee nrst house. second block ofBrosdvsy
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Specie Dsllsr Of Swr-
den and Norway s.
:. . of Den mark.
Thaler OF Prussia and
Norm States 0erm'y
Flcrin Of South'nSrates
Germrny. ...........
" Of Austrian En-
pirs Il City Of Augs-
. burg; ........-....
Lifa OF Lombsrdo-ve-
nktian kingdom and
Tuscany ...,...,..
Franc Of France, Bel.
GUM and Livre Of
Sardinia. .,......S 80
Ducst Of Naples. -.
Pound. Of British Pro-
vinces Of Nova Sco-
TIA, New Brunswick,
Newfoundland aud
Canada 4
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ST, PETERS CHURCH, BARCLAY ST.
WANTED-A Lady to sing Second Soprano in the choir
w of this Church None ed apply unless they read
at sight. Apply to w. A. KING,
je2I 2src Organist Of the Church. No SIS Broadway.
MUSIC
INSTRUCTION given the Piano Al dollars per
i month, by person who understands the profession tho
roughly. Young ladies wishing take lessons, will please
address note to Music" AT the Herald Office.
je26 lwiskrc
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INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF
JlNESS AMI GpE.v 1A1D

INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF
BADNESS AND GREY HAIR,
&c Dss the DseSs
the sale ohis Patent TRIO OPHERQUS connected
with which he has private where he Is prepared
may wish 10 consult him the Of Badness Grey
and other diseases Of the skin Of the head growth Of
the hair.
Ladies and gentlemen can have their hair
dyed black brown aubu by the use Of Jules Hauers
DepiIatory Powders, for entirely eradicng superuous
Brunch Office as formerly 2c5 Broadway. myla lmsr
DAGUEkkkUTYPE APPARATUS.
John ROACH, 0PTlCIAN, 80 NASSAU Street, ha
constantly hand the Voightlander, French and Amer
can instruments and every article used in the art Operators
work with certainty and quicknes and cheaper
than mixing their chemicals Cash orders from the
~ ,..v --. -. NV, lm rIc
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
TIVE Subscribers have hesitation in saying people
New York and the neshboring cities, that they can
and do The merchants q our country far and TO
eo"r''e VIZ" '"''" Willow Y N sS'S 2 SHADES
They have mandatory the State Of New jersey, atout
IL miles from the city OF New ork and fdcy
Tor their shades the least expense or their
beauty worth and cheapness they will convince the
ereduIons by their giving them call QUICKER, BECK
Chambers 81. m3 imsrc.
GRlEvE, No yonn street, importer and dealer In
IA Birds Cages Bird Seeds ofeve description, offers for
se the following valuable and Birds :Ino, anger,
Java Spsrowg White Cockatoo, Chinese Pheasant These
birds WEI. all imported from the East Indies, great ex
pense. baekbIds. Thrushes iinner ChaiInehes Gold
nous will fluid n No John street, most oil the cage birds IN
N B-Black and Tan King Charles spanels received by
the ship Henry Pratt from Liverpool per John Gricve
my23 lmsrrc
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A RTJEICIAI. EYES

ARTIFICIAL EYES.
NJ ABE and inserted BY Dr.J. GRAY, No. io Bowery NJ
IVA York the only manufscory Of the Human Artificial Eye
IN the United Ss,es Any person that wishes be well
ed. should always arpy the maker who has beea
forty I'm
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PIANO FORTES.
DURCHASERS invited call at Chamber
No. 3s5 Broadway for superior AID warranted actice.
all imr-
A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON-Dodworth's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday commencing jane Ind rt
myS 5msre WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
MODEL OF NEW YORK
THE UNDERSIGNED is receiving orders for
be upon the canopy Of HIS Model Of New
York which will be completed. These views vary rsm
inches III length, and represented for moderate
compensation They include Of public bud
ngs places Of business. manufactured hotels private resi-
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
Number q the first artists. both and decorative
few agents, and capabI II anssctng business
ali imsr re' T. PoRTEH BELDEN $50 Broadway.
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The above comprises all the currences now legalzed
and may be Of service as reference to the great body Of
merchants engaged In Custom House business
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NOTICE.
MOTTO hereby given all Persous hAyra bought stone
IN from Laimbeers quarry AZ Kippb Bay, formerly
pied BY Meass Mott knowon that the of the
punry viii be settled by r. H. Lambee! {. the Once the
Quarry, WILLIAM LAiMBEER.
Dated this 18th dAv Of April. 1876 Az lmsrc
(VkLf SKINS q SLAUGHTER HIDEs--6ooo best qua
~ ivy Ciy Calf skins. selected Also light middling,
ani heavy Hlrs Of VARIOUS ghfs For Sale by
M u, srre iGH~ fItfNN. va Fi.rah~fh
A. Hen IL Nah YlLsrs--Lsaps VII nna uas sure q q
Il sic fnoeamp0oiuenuO e Ia Chewy stz0eG = lmsro
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH.
JOHN T. SEELE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWEL AND
MOROCCO CASE MANUFACTURERS,
l5l Fulton st., up stairs, near broadway, ~ York
IEWELLER'S Show Cases, fitted up with Trays 10 con-
tam Watches chains, rings breast pins thmbies pencil
Also, Ladies' snd 1entemen's Travelling. Writing and
Tesng Cases Jewel Cases Miniature Cases and Settings
rut Eases kaxor Case, Surgeons Instrument Cases
ses ir silver Plate neatly arranged.
variety o. the above articles constantly on hand and
made to order, with neaness and despatch je23 w
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LUNG BRANCH, ". J.
THE SUBSCRIBER will open the Sea Beach House, fol-
i the rsce lton Of visiters, June goth.
The steamboat Os from the foot OF Fuon street. an Ed
win tew from foot OF Vesey street. both run daily TO the
Ocean House. where stages awa 10
psssengers to the Branch n. ROWLAND Co.
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