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SEA VsVliE sub,critorwou.d rcsPccl.riG
4. s L inform the IJa,eiyug p""uc, a."
i.i... he has taken The above stand too
az4s - term Of wears. The b"'to ana ban
have been thoroughly rcpuircd. lie thinks tho
be shallhe able to accommodate those Who 81"
him theircustom IN manner that Viii - sale
factory to all. GEukGE 1t W L. -
OnnMn. Dec 90 1911. Hl-ll.
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Hardware. Hardware. at Peru.

hafUNltc. hNGOWdlcs Az k'cIu
a GENERAL assortment, which vii
IA be sold very low, in part as follows,
viz butts and screws, augurs and augur
bits, files, ,acks, brads, la,ches, carpen.
Ter locks, bolts, trace and halter chains,
knives and forks, pen knives, trowls,
lard lamps, candle sticks, looking.glasses,
axes, hammers, spoons, chopping knives,
sloclyards, balances, pocket rules, sand
paper, wood saws, &c., &c.
10 CARpENTERs.-A few sets double
ron bench planes, ploughs, spears, pan
mel and rip saws, double plane irons,
drawing knives, chiscls and gouges, hand
axes, mahogany knobs, race and bits.
saw sets, iron squares Rowland's mill
saws,by DAY q BRO
Oct. 10 1915,
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october 81. 1915.
\ f w G. GODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

! Us / received, complete assortment of Fall
~ and Winter Goods, which We offer for sale
low for cash or produce, among which may be
found the following articles;
Broad cloth, cassimers, and sattinelts
Of all colors and qualities, tweeds, bard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, alpaccas,
bombazlnes, cashmeres, chusans, nous
de laines, giughams, and large assert.
ment OF fancy prints, rob roy, glrandole,
melted and merIno shawIs, mills, gloves,
rlstIeiIs, ribbons, green barage, vevets
black and bue-black dress silks, black
and white lace, edgngs, inseriings, cam.
brics, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash
mere merino, wOrsled and MOrayian
hose, black and white cotton do, banda
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchils,
alpaca and silk cravats, comlorters, sus-
pendcrs, buck mittens, gloves, &C., plain
and plaid linseys, Caroline and Victoria
pIaids, red and white woollen flannels,
Canton do, hickory stripes, white,
brown, and blue drIlings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins, nedles, combs, &C., &C., batting,
wadding, brown sheelings and shirtings,
of all qualities, tichings, burlaps, and
baggings.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment Of cutlery,
spoons, ox.chains and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg
lIiers, shovel and longs, ,race-chains,
piIch.lorks, hoes, lanterns, butts aud
screws, door lalchcs, bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand, cross-cu,, mill
and circular saws, halche,s, hammers,
axes, bed-screws, wood knobs, brads,
lacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment of Crockery,
Boots and Shoes, and GROCERIES,.
CUSHMAN a. GRlDLEY.
Oct. %, lSi5. lS-ly.
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EATS & CAPS.-Velyet and cloth
l. Z. caps, plain and trimmed with fun;
muskrat and seal caps, beaver, russia &
wool hats, which will be sold cheap for
cash or produce, 4, Peru, by
Oct. 10, 1915. DAY II BRO.
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WOODEN WARE.

OADOI. Patent and Cedar raiis and doz
~ Wash Tubs. Also, 10 gross Clo,ho,
rims, for sale very chcuphy
march ~ 1915 WALKER s UlcKllNG
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HtliE subscriber would
z take this method OF
returning thanks iur
the liberal palronsg hereto
fore extended 10 him, and
inform his friends aud tA,
public goneraliy tia, he
continues manufacturing
auiIs cen ,tantIy hcerin- ou
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Ill "A OK SMITIIIN q.
y nARNA
OTTAWA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT,

JAMES O'CONNER would respectfully in.
form the citizens OF Ottawa and the surfoun-
ding country, that he has fitted up his New
House, ON La Sale street, Immediately opposite
the court house, forth accommodation of all
those who may give him call. lie will always
keep his arwel supplied with the best of liquors
aud wine, and his table with such refreshments
as canno, fail to suit the paaes Of the most f,s.
tidious. Also, an excellent Stable well supplied
with hay and gram where horses will lie well at.
tendcdto. The suhscilbcrwould return thanks
to the public for past favors, and solicit con-
linunnco OF the same.
Ottawa, Aug. 10, lSi5. sly
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New Goods. New Goods.

New Goods! New Goods.
nBALES 81 Al aud 81 brown
~ shecling and shirliug;
. cases do bleached shirtings;
$50 pieces rich style prints, ginghams,
alpacas, mcrinos silk tlorencos ribbons;
woollen comforts; gloves; mills; hose ;
suspenders; silk handkerchiels; linen
do. cambria muslin 1; jaconeit and swiss
mulls bishops lawn; boblnets; edg-
ings velvet prints cotton hd'his.; bonn
bazines; Italian crava,s; hid gloves ;
insertings; wool shirts and drawers ;
veslings linen cambria; new style Of
shawls, &C., &C., which will be sold at a
small advance for cash or produce at Peru,
by DAY & BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1915.
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For sale by
G.. l.. THoMpsoN, Oiidra.
G.. II. WooDRurF, Joliet.
Docl. S. G.. SMITH, Peru.
Moan WIswALL, Princeton.
j. STEVENS e. Son, Indiantoun.
Thomas GALLAnER, Henry.
A. PELTIER. Dresden.
AMBROSE O'CoNNER, MarSeiHes.
Aug. 8. lS45. BY
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HOOkS. EOOg.S!

Parher's Exercises in dtchell's School Geo.
Composition, sraphy aud Atlas,
McGuiley's newly Re Nitcheil's Primary do
yised Reader, Oluey's School Geo.
Sanders SChoo!ReaIers graphy aud Atlas,
do Spoilers, Kukham's Grammar,
Grigg q ElIIots new Buuetts Geog'y. Of the
and improved series Of Heavens, with \ ATLAS
of com. school readers Cpham' McntalPhIlos' y
Towns Analysis, iGUmslock's do
Webs,er's Elementary do Chemistry,
Spoilers, ldams' NcwArilhmclic
ParIey's Com. School smiths New Gram.
istory, mar.
ALSO,
Superior blue Commercial Letter Paper,
DO white Quarto Post do
Blue wOve thin Packet Post DO
Fine white FoOlscap,
Superior Calender Pressed ruled, feol,cap.
Common Foolscap, ruled - cts. per IuIrc
Bristol Boards aud Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque Quilts, best quality
States, assorted sizes,
Black Ink, Waters, Double Refined DAWN
and common Lead Pencils, &c, &c.
For sale by ]. G. NATTiNGER.
Ottawa, Nov %, lsl5.
Cloths =!
EAVY ribbed Beaver,
III Super French black,
Wool dyed blue black, from So rs 10 $50
A good assortment of Blues,
Fancy Cassimeres and very cheap,
Satinetl, large assortment,
Jeans, plain and fancy,
Tweeds and Sleeps Grcys,
Fancy plaid Cloak Trimmings,
Linsey and FIanncls,
Persons wishing 10 buy good and cheap goods
in the above line, are respectfully requested to
call at the store Of j.. q. NATTlNGER.
Ottawa. Nov. IA, 1915. 81.
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ShuwIs! SllaWls!!

I'VE largest and best assortIncn, in .own, and
i as would sooner sell than describe them, !
will just say that those who look are sure To buy
Come and try. J. q. NhrTINGER.
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most approved hiu"s, Ni@'
Sands Comp. Eat. Of Iha
SsrslVaIilil. :
Nis,ar' Balsam of " I'D u.
Cherry. u
Or lay lors B-!sam Of Il
/ IiyCrwO,i. ~
ytHamiltou's Vegetable. q
Balsam. Liza,
Or Buchan's Celebrated al
Hungarian Baisam. i1l.
rurliug;ou's Da,san Of L
Lie. Roo
Dr. Jaync's celebrated n
Gmlly medicines. DR.
D i FIaUesloCa's Yer. 81
m.iugc and family me- In,
Ligiu,s. 'ata
Wells Celebrated S,rn hal
ginning Plaster, ,ns G~i
Poor Mau'S plus',r q
! vo-Gate's AnoJyno Cor PEI,
| dial. Coo
/ Ottawa. Nov : 1913.
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49,
20 70
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IOON SKINS, With oil kinds Of rcrlcs.
| ~ wanted by the subscriber, for which Tie
highest price will be paid. ,
| Nov. 81, 1918. J. q. NhTTlNtEk.
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Fresh Drugs y Medicines.

y UTt5 uWW IIIUUT5,
Together with supply Of the most popular
Pa.en, MedIcldcs.
Great care has been taken in the selection Of
the above stock. Physicians and the puhic may
safely rely Oh getting a fresh and pure article.
\ $50, on hand a lot of second hand books,
which will be sold very low, consisting of Novels,
Classical and miscellaneous works.
For sale and constantly kept on hand, Bibles
and Tcstamcnts, from the New York Bible So
.irty. at cost prices. Bibles gtaIuilou. 10 those
WIN are unable to purchase.
Always ready to relieve the fatigued and thrs-
~. with glass OF cool Soda.
Produce, FIax-secj, Bee's-waY and Ginseng,
will he received in exchange for Drugs.
Ottawa, May 80, 1915.
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.HAAY g. BROTHER have just open.
ed the following goods. viG Gra-

~ ed the following goods. viz, Gra-
hams; superior six cord sewing cotton,
warranted 300 y'd. spools; colored and
white skcin sewing co,,oni needles ;
pins tapes colorcd aud black sewing
ELK Twist coarse and fine combs ; side
aud back combs; tooth brushes; hair
and clothes brushes cords ; binding
buttons; draper pins pin and emery
cushions; linen breads hooks Il eyes
&c. &c, together vii other notions, a
Peru. Oct. 10, 1915.
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an .his. rime y o sugar just received By
lNJ Nos. WALKER 4 UlckbiNG.
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Which are the safest and most elIecuol
remedy ioI Coughs, Colds, CONSUMPTION,
Nhoopng Cough, Asthma, &C., ever of.
tered to the public. They operate BY pro-
noting cXPectoraIlon, allaying the irrita-
uon OF coughing, and removing the cause
OF the disease.
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Py3aIsErD wGLbLV BY
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Sstp,t stay, aoeia eai@ ReA'tca
-, , - AZ - a., a.. an D.. .rsrs.re
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Up the LIST of May 1896 there had been particular
increase in the stocks Of these articles will be
that the increased exports kept pace with the
receipts but since the lst of May there has been fall
ing off both in receipts and exports and prices rapid
ly reaching very low point Large supplies Of these
products must be accumuating somewhere and wc be-
eve points where nothing bc realized upon them
Advances upon consgnments at present entirely out
Of the question and the producers Of the West must be
camped very much in their resources their assets are
so loci ked N he almoaf vaIuolass
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THE AMAZON WIGS.

OR GentIcmen real Heads Of Hair being the latest and
~ xessest improvement the Manufacture Of Wigs and
scalps and the subscriber is happy being the first intro
duce them here They display the forehead and temples to
They composed OF ventlatng work They
the head by mechanical conrvnce entirely new they
TO the counensncs and once become sad parcel Of the
'"'s man. IsfPHxEUN, ., Brosdw,y, opposite he
~ insN 0lsbe Hossl, mtss JSesegs Hossl.
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,

FOX SALE OR TO LEASE,
EOR ONE OR MOLE YEARS, the Premises lately
cuped tannery situated in Pie Rnont Rockland
within few yards Of the New York and Erie Railroad On
the premises 10 and commodious dwelling house the
lot which il stands Is well stocked with fruit and
has never falling stream Of running within few feet
water privilege attached that might be used adysntageousy
Tor other mechanical purposes all situated within about 200
yards from the dwelling house There also good barn
md e, sou;ss Ts Eood and &
uvNewsw EDWARD J, EARLE.
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DARK THEATRE-Boxss, 81; Pit, 50 cents, Gallery
de HSe% MI a:a K..s
Lord Tinsel Bland; Master Walter Bass Master Modu.,
AAadss:sS A. k;.1
vs%S"' s Ms. SiSss 1. ,s'S Dys i nss .Sss
Door; 4, 70 commence pre-
a E Dean g ssa n.y
Phillip. siis assa osAE.is KISS N flisf Rftes Ne
All w;sSts sIy & sisseiK fs
Black Beard. sIr. Clarke Ismsne, Mrs. Phillips.
booE. ooeE-cuaiu viii rise half pas, seven
c. KtEEMWIGn &. TnEATRE.-Taesday Eyeaips, june
cR5w DO ,ow with Nh the Ssst
as Sses S ss # Is sAH Is S&i Sss
Nh b,Isssv hiss ,1S LSSiy Mis- ss GTseaSOod q
ia Private Bo1e. s Orchestra Boxes single seats ST.
CASTLE GARDEN--Nlusical soirees, containing the
- finest morceaux of the Composers-Monday and
% If sao m as
lien grand Flute sole amer which hs Ms. ysss; viii
s se & and Of 100 A
LsIa. vsss jso % xe1ss to eoseaSs
sUNDAY ssrand selection Of sacred Ssp Music
HATTHAM IAN THEATRE-Bo1es 25 cents Pit l2h cents
NJ
-amir Mr. De Bar Don Syvio, Mr. Booth; Doctor Natha-
s s ssa;;:
By Miss Cohen. Preyioa; which, the IRISH POST OF
R Mr. Belamyi Bartholomew, Stafford;
@ pSo5; Ipsn past performance 10
NiBLos GARDEN will not be opened for a few days
the completion Of the alterations and no.
w GABRIEL jER9MEs' dis"sl ANTOINE, Y cisI occasion
anf haSEG iss Eh0Is EXSiiEY, NSSnfEsYEfal
VIII make their hrs in New York these three
tertainments.
The Saloons Garden, Walks &c. have been improved and
reembeshsd the Saloon and Outer Balconies enlarged the
whole now forming the recherche and elegant
amusement ON this continent
THE CONCERTS A LA MUsARD,
30 much admired on previous will be continued
-. A MHGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA
has been engaged Various costly novelties in prepara
on and the proprietor has great pleasure in announcing
MILE BLANGY,
D:rieuse from the Open Of Paris and the Berlin
MONS. HENRIE,
from the Paris Theatres.
Y Further particulars hereafter. jelrc
VAUXHALL GARDEN-Admission to the Garden free:
Dress Boxes so cents; Saloon Is Tuesday Eve
ming, June 2, will be performed, RAILROAD DEPOT-Mr
Sampson Jones Mr. Chapman; Mr. William Smith, Nickn.
wood; Mrs William Smith, Miss JuwDrake IIn,ermssion
clude with the IRISH DRAGOON-Mr Brown sherry Mr.
pSSnn Paddy Murphy o%RrallaShan % Neka.on FtaEg,
Mrs II lsherwood Mrs Brown Sherry, Mrs Dunn. Doors
open at O'Clock, curtain rises at g. precisely.
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PRoDucrs At Nrw On.

Here Is an immense increase in all the most important
items but We cannot attribute the decline In prices to
any excess of supply the of exports this
to the ls of May compared with those to the same
date last year, has been corrcspondingly largo
EXPORTS OF PRo1isioss AND BREApsTuyrs NEw
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STEAMBOAT BELLE.

MEETING of the passengers board OF this boat
"A cenvenedfhs morning. sid motion George Van In
Derry Sr New York wa: appointed Secretary. The follow
Resolved That have had Al the hands Of the officer OF
this boat courtesy extended to us than usually re-
ceived by travellers on the Hudson River
Resolved, That recommend boat 10 the patronage
Of the public. GEO. VAN TNWEOEN Chairman
y. S.DERRy, Secy. - ~
New York. June I, 1886. il, I,srre
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vsrsSy On MonS.y We ound q tn 4.
Hosh.IIsi + Williams, N p; T E. French. Sing sing, sing
!; @ o. willard. :: Brigham Troyi A. P How, U. Sal W.
Arrow Motley, Boston, NJ. Brown and family do;
D. w Clarke, M Whitney, Hartford; J, Baller, Balt;
r W.
Boston. Ed Dicksrson. NJ; Dr. Adams j. Van Wsgoner,
PS PS.ssn I wIsS1
Witt Rexford Norwich; j. Nelson. jr, Brunswici; ].
Thompson Primo ston DR.. Smith PRlla; Geo sanders,
Donnsll, Canada; +. Burns, do.
CITr-0eo A.pinwall, Phila; Jno Glmour Richmond;
n c9,herwood fhla; Rev. B. sherman. N j.. II. Morri.
son Rochester; A. w Classon, West Chester; McRss.
FaAsxLls.-s Bsckwith, Greenport, L. l.; James A.
Bennett Boston, Peter Mcintyre do H. Rice Montreal;
5no. o. Mcintyre. Boston; - Mcintyre, N. o.. George
se no SansSSeT Nun
ld Morton Il Ryass sss. 3slsnsss;
bis T. w Church, N O.; A. iitch' Boston; Jno Meade,
Albany; Capt Roe Milton H. Richardson, Wisconsin;
To Parent. and Gaardan.-Niusic Taught the most
in T., wss s ~ 'i hoas
f s.E sS s M yh s
female either her own residence or theirs
~ Msesr "'s ss, ssss, where
the lady resdes viii personal
Great Demand for News--Philadelphia
Agents Cor the Herald, O. b. Zeber Co., Ledger Build
Ing Sd street below Chesnut whore adv
eeved and where those wishing subscribe will please
leave their names and have the paper served regularly
their stores and dwellings edafely after the the
Terms IS month, including the Sunday He
raid; e5 withontt Single COPIES , cents. I'm
To praise tho Plumbc National Daguerrean
Gallery. No. 23i Broadway may superuous those
who haye paid that elegant establishment visit But
those who have enjoyed that would be-
speak entertainment the highest order The Gallery
country and the pictures daily produced there every
respect unequalled.
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop-Mcrchants
and Others about purchasing article kind
well Gall and examine the manufacory the various pat
terms onered each being made Of the best materials but
ryg ony in outside aish Certificates in proof their
Utility are in the possession Of the inventor from some Of
the most scientific gentlemen the country liberal dis
G. sAUNDERs & SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
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splendid Hotel been lately rehted and fumished
IN the complete and elegant by Messrs Jack
sen Crsp,tou md er he soh April when sgsn. to the
enee Of Mr. Cranston host Of the Rockaway Pavilion and
MI yackson atthe Exchange Hotel Baltimore and AZ hs
tor House, Nsw York. 10 guaranty OF the style in which
The Enaw win be kept The location is the best in the city
The PAVILION, M Roekawsy L. J., win remain under the
charge o. M cransson who during the summer ponths
isfius place. - - ~ Inst
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VAUXHALL GARDEN.
BRADFORD JONES. PROPRIETOR
VINHE public respectfully informed that and spa
cious Saloon attached the Garden has built and
htted up In an elegant for the production Of
VAUDEYILLES
And will open for the Summer Season. Monday Evening
June iss ,W wh sslsn.sd and and efslens Company
have all undergone thorough renovation where can
be furnished with Ice Creams composed Of the and
purest ingredients together with all the decacies Of the
10 Admission the Garden, free Saloon IS cents; Dres.
Boxes, so cents. rnoQ QGt&
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Married.

Married,
In Brooklyn, on the 25th ult by the Rev s. T Speirs
W. H. BARRETT. of Brooklyn, to SARAH youngest daugh-
ter Of the late Thomas Elliott of Philadelphia.
90 Philadelphia papers please copy.
On the lst inst, by the Rev. Dr. s. H. Cone MosEs B.
MAcLAr Esq, to Miss SUSAN A. DAYTON, all Of this city
Died.
On Saturday morning. the 30th ult, Mrs. MERiyL L.
FOSTER wife OF Dr. Joseph H. Foster in the 32d year of
her age.
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A MAGNIFICENT NOVELTY, DIRECT

A MAGNIFICENT NOVELTY, DIRECT
FROM PARIS.
GEORGE TIETZ respectfully ANNOUNCES that he will in
,on for the s1 time il his country e the Psbc Of New
extraordinary Auiomata large life will be found the
War Elephant the astonishing Duck Of Babee
the fashionable danseuse sc. &c.
The apartment Of exhibition will be richly decorated the
French style. Full particulars in short time
ny2l
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TABERNACLE.
MR. TIE M TON
REGS TO ANNOUNCE to the Public OF New York
- that previous fulfilling his engagements in the North
he will have the honor Of presenting his
"REMINISCENCES
GRAND OPERA.
On Thursday Evening, June 4th
Mr.. TINlM will preside at the pianoforte
In the Of the evening will be introduced with appro
pirate illustrations -
Song" My Sister, dear" (from the Open of eIlo
Cavatina-" Young Agnes, beaueous fiowern (fom the
Opera of Fra Diavoo.)
Kecitatiye-' My Companions wam'd."
Ara-" Proudly and wide" lfrem Fra Diavolo."D
Song" Beats there hcart,' (from La Bayadere.)
"Pria che spunti celAurora from II Matrmono Segrctto
pseis.siv~ 'sO.y.shia my bslsrsd
Aria-"A hermit who dwes'
Song" As through lfes journey wander" (from the
Opera OF lie Cheval de Bronx)
Tickets, Fifty Cents For particulars, see Programmes.
my2 n
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M. LEVETT. DENTIST.

M. LEVETT, DENTIST.
MORE HARM results from bungling performances Of in
AVA competent Dentists than the public Of II is
Of greatest importance that all branches Of the Dent
should be skully and undc pracsed To
those who think with Us, we recommend Mr.. LEvETT,
OF Broadway and Warren the ntroducsr
insertion Of Ar6cal lncouptbe Teeth the principle
Atmospheric prcssure.-Noahs Weekly Messenger.
j2ltfrc
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:. 49,, : WM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
C4ATTAAL2GuE MA ss0dupEss SALE OF Rich, HOUSE FURNISH.
June Cd 70 O'clock the Sales Room No II Wall street
elegant Ont ard Silver Grsndole Lamps Cut Glass and
Shlns ware cabinet ware Sofas, Chairs Tables Centre
rlsr snd other Marble top Tables Toilet ware, Cologne
Maoopes elegant Toilet sets, OF Birds and
fortes and II Counting House Desks. ie2ifsm
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
the Exchange, i2 o'clock sith 35 96th and 57th
streets near the 5th avenue The Lots are on
feet wide and the regulating Of the
ground, afford site eligible for first class budings
than generally be obtained together near the 5h
avenue j2 3tsnc
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AUCTION NOTICES.

rIousr Fl4kRIsH n RRUIGHhyzaE4Au ya AGH AHsstioS::, :. n
zsau will sell. this day. 10 o'clock the aucon
room NO W William street. general assortment OF the
aooye goods consisting Of gilt bronxed and glass
snoole. from two % ten lights Of the style solar
brackets chandeliers heavy WATERS tea coffee
u tea kettles with spirit lamps, cake baskets
long casor butter coolers racks fine Gothic Sand
en ana victoria trays psper mache do best and cof
ehnrsn ehsadasrs with patent solar burners suitable
pattern cards Of German silver knives and forks spoons
Woy cutlery etc. Tbs whole will be found worthy the at
ready. 10 irsrrc
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TO DENTTSTS

RARE chance for any wishing embark in the
tools or hire out an Office with sp:rtmen,. for family.
and in good location The present occupant going to
leave the business of his health For further par
ficuIars address q l.. NJ Herald Office "a
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
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ITO LET-two rooms, single gentlemen, with breakfast
and tes full board in private family where there Is
but other boarder pleasant situation between
stage routes in the ncghborheod Of st. Luke church,
Terms moderate Address Livingston Herald Office which
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The New York herald., 1846-06-02
DIR. POWELL. OCULIST.

AND OPERATIVE 0EON,
A TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eye and all Imperfec
"A tons Of Vision, from O'Clock his residence
Broadway, corner Of Warren street.
Opthama Stoppage Of the Tear Passage Cataract, and
OpaciIes efectually removed
AMAUkOSIS treated with great attention and success.
q few minutes.
Ju.t imported, ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and flish.
sPECTACLEs adapted to evsry defect.
Advice to the poor without charge.
Ohce and residence 261 Broadway-entrancs ~ Warren
street je2 ltsm
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

This table of comparative quotations exhibits falling
Of In the market price of some Of the principal staple ar
tses Of food within month, of about thirtythrse per
cent An unprecedented decline for such short period
The receipts ofOs products this season and last have
been as annexed -
RrcEprs OF AcRIcuLruRAL PRopucrs At Nrw n,
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To praise the plumbc National Dnxuerrian

Gallery. No 2 Broadway may superfuous those
who haye paid that elegant establishment But
nos who VI have mot enjoyed that you'd be-
ltself the elegant and extensive Of the kind
country and the pictures daily produced there
respect nequalled.