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M re.Ess;,fay solicit; those ;s
esS
vate lessons all summers and will commences his Fall School
the LIST Of September Single lessons classes
and on reasonable terms my23 lw zkco
SPRING GOODS.
JENSESGs CO. Draper: and Ra, TslH 1s Import
Giles, &c. Broadway opposite the Fountain prepared
good. hey French
Which viii &c MADE S ne
aid corps OF as can be found IN the cou
m that have gvsaa character to the establishment
II ne w
continue to offer inducements to those who appreciate
IN addition the usual Of goods kept BY the
,s as On hand ss and 1
gloves suspenders linen and muslin shirts
~ ron E.nsss.. asas kieI: Day 1s.% Si
'ssd :, wrHESS HSi Sfs s
Dated this 10th day Of April 1876 40 imsrc
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
subssTbsrs have no hesitation in SAYING the people
and do challenge the merchants country far and
compete with them w v NJ .Sls = SHADES.
They have mandatory the State Of New jersey about
M "
mI r. Sf sn hs III
Err No SO Chatham stan " door from the corner Of
HEAD QUARTERS
WINDOWS SHADES.
0 ss or iss ae
fro" . cents to SO pair kelly /. RrKER,
Extensive Window Shade M.n ' and Dealers
WINDOW SHADES.
THE cheapest and best assopmsnt in the United States,
Tor sale D ThSsis e sBiEtRER 50 Chatham street.
myI7 imsrrc one door from Chambers street. ~ Y.
BIRD CAGE MANUFACTOkY,
MO Johns Lane, corner Beach street. The subscrib
$Sss i % I'll sSs:Ss.
than they can BE- bought elsewhere
Also, Cages made TO order .v
sGon.y Ms5 e, ,ss would find their .s,sn.,s
CAMPHlNE AND CHEMICAL OIL.
quality y c:%ESss md {, Si; *, On ,oSsr
market price Apply T'oSSoiN i q y l soSSkLs
al Office 6 wisr ,'ss s, ,sss. ma sh
CAMPHlNE AND CHEMICAL OIL.
sss
q Aso Spirits Of Tnrpsasas at the very lowest
market price I''y JSS < 4 ;S;S{SSFLIs
oe' Y wa:- ;.'ts' x sssss s:fss
Broadway, to No. . BARCLAY Street few doors from
Broadway where he continues import and manufacture
double and single barrel Fowng Pieces, Rifles and Pistols
,: 1 s ss psa % %
nails n general 70 be sold loy fCr c.sh
reasonable terms mv5 Pms
CRACKERS AND SHIP BREAD, 70 Mott street, near
" Walker street-JAMES PARR, having recently intro
duced machinery his Baking
sbed to produce very superior article N Ship Bread and
Crackers invites city and merchants call and
his goods viz soda and milk Biscuit pilot and navy Bread
butter and Boston Crackers Sc His facility for
uacturne them that they be sold the yey
lowest prices. myfi Imsr
WINES, BkANDlES, GIN, &c.
k0 CASES very old Madeira Wine each dozen brands
w Blackburn, Lea Newton Gordon Co; - eases nne
old Amcntsdo and DUFF Gordon sherry in Do osra; o"
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/. o. OF q. F..
THE Members Of Hancock Lodge. No. 70, 1. O. Of O. f.
ere hereby requested be cua in their attendance
% Ev enlng May Ih business Of importance
JOHN NJ. BENNITT. NC.
DAVID McDERAoTr, Secretary. myz7 her
THE MEMBERS OF THE UNION STAR CRICK-
hi CLUB, Of Brooklyn, play match on their ground.
near Myrtle Avenue Thursday the 2sh for pair
lovers Of the bar aud ball.
Sftine TO Commence al 10 o'clock my27 2tsr
TUE NATIONAL REFORMERs with all other me-
chanics and woTkingmen requested attend
ing a. CToton Hall Th. Es enn purpose Of appoint
s delegates attend the Industrial
Boston the Sd Of Jnne.
Speakers will address the meeting. my27 ltsjs
81 Fortish Anniversary OF the Columbian Peithologisn
Sociery Of Columbia College, will be held at Palmo'
ure Houss n Chambers street. Thursday, May 2ah. at
msT nsr JOSEPH r. RIGGS secretsry
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WINES, BkANDlES, GIN, &c.
k0 CASES very old Madeira Wine each dozen brands
ola Amoutsdo and Dun Gordon sherry in do Otsrd, Dp
puy GO Brandy, In half pipes asd casks A se,yneus
dol old Pale Cognac Or casks and sghhs, OF very
superior quality. -.
The above wines are Of high grade bottled BY the as
Geo dement, 10 years AGO. and for sale low, By
X d. DAILY Successor to
uimsre Bement 4 Castle, ~ Broad ",
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HAD QuARrERs ARMY OF OccurATIor,
Point Isabel (Texas) MAY IL, 1896


srR-I am making hasty visit to this place, for tho
purpose Of having an interview with Commodore Conner
ranging with him a combined movement up the river
avail myself Of the brief time at my command to report
mer position opposite Matamoras The Mexican forces
are almost disorganixed and shall lose no time IN in
vesing Maamoras, and opening the navigation Of tho
regret TO report that Major Rnggold died the morn
ing Of the 18th inst Of the severe wounds received n the
action Of Palo Alto With the exception OF Capt Page,
whose wound is dangerous the other wounded onicers
doing we'll In my report OF the second engagement
fantry among the officers slightly wounded, and desire
tina, the omission may be supplied in the despatch itself
az as er
gushed service in staff during the affair Of the sh
inst accidentally shot himself with pistol on the fol-
lowing day, and expired before night. . IN,
II has been quite impossible yet to furnish detailed
reports Of our engagements with the enemy or even
not far from officers and 20 killed, and - omceIs
and 100 men wounded; while that Of the enemy oo h.s
all prS SrsS x * e Ss s sco sd battle
have exchanged sufficient nnmoe. o. rPs wo,ndsS
recover the command Of cs q wounded
pfcers on their parole. General Ia Vega, and lev
other officers have been Sen. 70 NeS TO MAI Cen uss
Any ~ with the usagcs ofwar In such cases.
and beg such may DC Tsne or ,ns,6
c heen treated with great kindness by the Mexican
officers. ---..s.,,.. ,.a,,~ .h.s;.r. ..rv.ct
b. Brig. Gen. u. s. A., com'ig
The Adjutant General Of the army, washington DC.
HrAperAsrxs. Apsv oy OccurArroS,
Fort Polk, Texas May ~, 1876.
As mark Of respectto the chief magistrate o. sne ~
public the work constructed az this place TO cover Va"
main depot Of the army will be known as " For roik
The Commanding general this occssion 70 express
his satisfaction with the disposition made for the defence
and sns s O. d. army 70 Munro
the commsndins ocsr Captain Sanders Of the engineers,
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w
ISAAC EDGE, Pyroechnc Artist Jersey City is prepar.
ed to furnish FIRE WORKS to cities, towns public
dens theatres &c His present stock comprises the most
brilliant and varegsted fires appropriate designs,
featured in this country and be furnished any
ISAAC EDGE,
:, Pyrotechnic Artist, laboratory jersey City, NJ,
N.B-To agents. Signals. including ship lights, false
fires primers port fires, signal rockets &c for supplying
reliant vessels be obtained by applying
to CHAS. J. Howell,
myT lmsr 2o6 Front street.
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BOARD AT STATEN ISLAND.
WOLFE respectfully informs his friends and the pub
s. lie, that he has removed from Planters Hotel
Wolfes Hotel Of Swan and Grisn Streets Temp
The above hotel command, one Of the finest
Several Houses and Cottages let and for sale. Ap.
ply to P. WOLFE, Wolfe's Hotel
mY2l 1Ms
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TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION

|" CORBYN, Manager of the Swiss Bell Ringers, re-
w specfully informs the members of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his engage
men with the above band few weeks aud tenders his
vices as travelling agent musical professor band
pany Of artists Of talent about travel
Having completed his second hrou ghout the United
States the Canadas TEXAS and the Island Of Cuba during
which he visited almost section of those
and made himself practically acquainted with those details and
statistics most and useful to professional travellers
be believes that his services will
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W. Corbyn Manager the Swiss Bell
Ringers, Of Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre, st. Louis No. IL
mailed prioro May 0t and prepaid will with
attention az that time. alg tire
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CAhU.
rVHOMA6 BUTLER, OF No Nassau street, informs his
friends and the public that he has leased the premises
known the Erato No 1852 Varick street. and
fitted renovated and improved the TO render
the upper part city lie has had large md
eleasa laid the second floor for the accommoda
ton those DESTROYS Of enjoying the health full exercise Of
bowling His cellars filed with large stock Of the best
Of Wines and Liquors; and Sega OF the choicest
brands
Tom Butlsrs" Uptown Horse" win be opened fcr COM
panyn ts when he will be at home
to receive the Gala Of friends and casomers and where he
s!eads ertny the liberal patronage bestowed at his
Downtown House." my27 her
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

NEAPOLITAN BONNETS
THE SUBSCRIBERS, Patentees and Manufac turer
Sv Of the Nearolitan Bonnet prepared supply thu
trade with their inmitable Neapoans for which the
American Institute and which for style and finish unsur
passed. They them alter and clean equally
PATTlsON, NOE CO., Is Delsncys.,
~ imissr ar WAS ~ 49, ~n-,~- Pine and Pearl
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CRACKERS AND SHIP BREAD, 70 Mott street, near
" Walker streety-JAMES PARR having recently intro
duced machinery his Baking
sbed to produce very superior article in Ship Bread and
Crackers invites city and merchants call and
bis goods viz soda and milk Biscuit pilot and navy Bread
butter and Boston Crackers Sc His facility for
lowest prices. myfi Imer
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THEATR L;.a Pr s fsrp r. Gsl:
IL. tragedy Of The GAEsTEKHBeSs1y IS Mr. cSarsa
:Cn as.on BLAND sSS.e pyG; i,y Parry Dsw
comedy q & i fL%MNicho ss" fs%
Yates -
Doors o'clock-perormancs to commence a, pre-
jalls Dean: Rolls, NJ r. scog; Plarro Mr. DavsnPor
sM sal0 % Gsts orS1 ;. Shaasa High Priest Had
is os J S,s a If Ssas
rsss' S.s sssf Htifns p.y s Sell.
Lover Boxes, 50 second and third tiers. IS e:s
Doo.s oclockCusn will rise at half past seven
NiBLO's GARDEN.-The proprietor Of this establish
msnt respectfully informs the public, that he will
MONDAY, June !, 1896
""'' G GABRlEL, JEROME, ANTOINE.
~ R iHs SI0i FA wSnIsI'0i
VIII make their first appearance IN New York these three
in Of their popular and highly amusing
trrtainments.
The Saloons Garden. Walks &c., have improv ed and
whole now forming recherche aud elegant place Of
'"u's1 THE II =" go SsH'lsfri LA Mustard.
musn on previous seasons will be continued to
-, w < M%GNIFIcENT ORCHESTRA
has been engaged Various costly novelties in
tion and the proprietor has great pleasure
arrangement has been made with
MILE BLANGY.
N ''- Mons. HENRIE,
from the Paris Theatres.
Eurfhe parfir uta here
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FOR ALL, WELL, AND SICK.

MI KS CAKROLLS Medicated Vapor and Sulpher Baths
y1 1871 Fulton street opposite st. Psa Church.
These Baths the safe delightful and ecacious
remedy for colds cls fever Sc and mot
only cure but preventive 10 many OF
The thousand ills that flesh is heir TO-.
They afford the most agreeable mode OF Bathing and are
essential TO thorough cleanliness
IL Mrs. CAROLS Baths differ from every other Vapor
Baths so called and have been established this City
more than 20 years.
sulphur Baths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths the city vicinity
.tQ nrh
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed that this esabli having
been enlarged and improved the close of the last
will be opened for the reception Of yisers, the LIST
day Of June .LANDON GARDINER
MAY l, 1916. my23 2msr
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u judo Ensnts, lThs W.sdsEins Jew For sale, By
dimsu epsnish Hotel, W stairs
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VAUXHALL GARDEN.
THE public is respectfully informed that new and spa.
cious Saloon attached to the Garden has been built and
will open with
TALENTED VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
Monday Evening, June st The walks in the Garden
pense will be spared furnish every thing that will add to
the comfort and enience Of vsiters.
Ice Creams and other refreshments served the ahlest
m27 It&rc
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY.
NEW YQRK LaRARaTQRY

M BENNETT. i96 Front street, two doors south Of Full
1vA ton street The most extensive and brilliant assor
ment OF FIRE WCRkSaIe offered the above place,
consisting honoIy and signal with gold and silver
CONS an yerclss mines Of serpents and stars
rooms bengola lights. Roman candles serpen pin wheels
lions. line toIpedoe: pulling crackers double head
ers, hre crackers, Canton rockets, &c.
Country merchants and dealers general requested
call aud eramine the above stock.
NJ b. Committees city and country displays military
and private parties, be supplied the liberal
with the abov articles
hui heen
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TO THE LADIES.
MRS. NJ BAKER. Mlliner. No go Blocker street
fu Millinery and invites the ladies call and suit the
selves Mrs B. stters herself her articles will compare
with any in Broadway
W The Bleecker stages pass the door every 6v,
minutes my24 CIV en-
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ELrtrANT BLACK LACE MANTlLLAS.
UNSWORTH Importer OF Isces and Embroderes,
"A No 10 John street hes Just received per packet
from avre small Of elegant black Lace Mantas Of
the newest shape. by the clegantes Of Paris Also.
shapes fsrs Straw Hats Merchants and the
public invited call they will be sold at to
THE. NIGHTINGALE SONG IN JOHN STREET.
vI,HE REAL BIRD itself has arrived and likewise 500 OF
i the Saxony Canaries, the warbling of which, the
stranger aud rather Interesting sghfor each
has different hsbaon and Archy will be happy
and J.hl street my2 ltrc
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ID a: 81 DkLMONiCO, are happy 10 inform their
friends and the public, that their Hotel IN Broad
way, No. % of Morris completed and
win be opened on the LIST of June next
No pains hay been spared 10 render the
foabe in the city and DESTROYS ola home
well merely passing by will hnd all their
my % imsr
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DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
"A MR. PALMO, so long known to the citizens Of New
@ York has taken the place known the residence Of
G2M John II. Rowland, Esq.
Fani there be accommodated more reasonable
terms than they can get in the city fashionable hotels
There nearly 30 Of attached Mr. Pamo
country place and the residents walk about the garden
IN fact they would country belonging 70
themselves. my23 iwsrc
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xN1 - NEW FERRY TO COMFY ISLAND
em AND =, E Pr ,r HA,MlLToN.-The steam.

A0N9 - NEW FERRY TO COMFY ISLAND
es AN ANp pt E3RT rHIAaMSlLT0N-Ths steam.
WILL aud after tomorrow May 9TH commence running to
the above places leaving the Pier No. North River ::
At o'clock, A. NJ Tor Fort Hamilton.
Atio )" A. n. for Fort Hamilton and Conesy Island.
Returning, will leave Fort Hamilton at Q o'clock A. NJ.
Will leave Coney Island ih O'Clock. A. NJ and P. NJ
Fare each way i25< cents. my27 Hsrc
kkx FOR LIvERPOOIl-To sail the 81 Of June
cofa.s .'.s Viii ship asas. ~
iregh or passage having splendid furnished accommoda
tons apply board Orles wharf Of Wal
to T.. COLLINS CO., Sc South st.
Price Of passage by this shin SIS myT
Net ship GARRICK. B > IL Trask, MISTER, will sail
regular day. For freight passage having
commodatons unequaed for splendor comfort apply
board, at Orleans wharf, feet Of Wall syreet, orto
Elk. COLLiNS& CO., Sc South st.
Price OF passage 800.
Packet ship ROsClUS A. Eldridgs MASTER will succeed
tho Gack, and sail the asth July her regular day
nv
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FURNISHED OK UNPUBLISHED.
(zA TO LET-In small and delightfully."- situated
two rooms. with or without full partial board No
The family present Of only three grown persons
To single gentlemen gentemaR and lady, DESTROYS Of
living private family and in pleasant quiet and hand
some location hi. offers opporuny but rarely with
without children Address B. r. the desk Of this
Office. myi9 n rrc
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No 80 Maiden Lane. corner Of WilIiam street.
NEEAGARY HIGGINS have opened this Esfa.
Vl bshment with and splendid Of Gss
tenen Boots and Shoes all aest Paris and French
fashions made under and warranted Sold
low for cas- Wholesale and retail We solicit Merchants
Clerks dealers call and stock before
elsewhere We do business on cash principle
there fore afford undeseli any this
mv27 lmsrc
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DK. POWELL. OCULISI
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eye and to all lmperfec
"A ons Of vison from to O'Clock. his residence i
Broadway corner OF Warren street
Opthsla Soppage oil the Tear Passage, Cataract and
Opacites, efectually removed.
s:.s. c s s' o1 s:s
Ju.t 'Spo,ssd ARTIFICIAL. EYES. x superior b.aary
TIMETABLES adapted to every defect
Advice 10 the poor without charge
Office and residence 81 Broadway-entrance ~ Warren
rect mN lt.r
TIE UNLY REMEDY.
TNDivIDUALs .uf ring fom pains aud weakness in the
i Bacs, Breast Side Limbs Bruises Sprsins kc will
md speedy aud effective relief, by using DR. h. W. Won:
DEhSMf1H6 Compound Hemlock Psstsrs prepared aud
sold At his ot6ce No % Brrclsy street msN Iter
1ILiNIfC AND 81. LAWKtNCE RAiLROtD
nj Office To CONTRACTORS Proposals will be re-
IN ceyed the Oice OF the tantic aud b. Lawrencs
rcd tomp,y ia this city, from the nth 70 9th Of June
nIs river North Yarmouth, distance Of about II miles
Plans Proles and Specific ATOMS gill be elhied and the
requ inf rmson given, at the Engineers Once Ia Port
LAID ON and after the nth Of lune
esons oerg for the work, who are unknown
TO undegsd the directors, will be rsqared TO
accompany their proposals. with references IS 10 Character
and ABILITY.
further extension Of the road embracing distance OF
some flee additional miles, will be prepared for,
and put under contract abcut the first OF August next
D. 0'1s' '''"' ''' y WIN. r TREBLE, President;
A. G. MORTON, Chief Engineer.
Portland, Ne. May 10, iss. my2f lm.r
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10 LET,
AROUSE AND BARN, with about sixteen lots Of
@ ground situated IN the village Of Hastings
walk Of the steamboat landing. Said place divided into gar
dens, which well stocked with fruit Also pleasant
with stream Of and several good springs Pos
session can be given immediatey For further particulars ap
~ at the store Of MI SchIesse Hastings Landing orof
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
A The Modern built three story brick house as Adams
1 street BroPklyn not sold by private sale, will be
disposed Of public auction, the 3th day Of May
Half Of the purchase money remain on mortgage
hr term of years Application be made premises
I'D Adams ST.. Brooklyn. al lmsrc
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GlkANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, &c.
THE Subscnbehas just opened Of the best selected
stocks of Lard Solar Lamps and Girandoles IN the
city, at 30 cent less than the fall prices. Housekeepers,
hotels, churches, and those Of the trade will find their
advantage call and sne the above stock before pprchai
ing elsewhere. JOHN ". MORGAN,
src ti3l ~ gnnu a.. ii,st from Rrnsdwsv
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MEEN FUN,
THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER

-IHE CELEBHATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER
OR restoring, identifying and preserving the connie
ion and rendering the skin decatey white smooth aud
ps.i, have sot are. been Mated aor ,b Japan and
Of their skn attributable the from infancy Of COS.
metc until recently preserved Hereditary and invIonhe
secret amongst set Of Chinese priesthood desgnas
ed Teen Sc, or Celestial Doctors.
The extended or Crest Britain with
nation has elected many important respect
ing their customs and habits amongst the number the
recipe this loug hidden Skin Powder called by them Meen
Fun, Celestial Skio Powder. This disclosed
BY descendnt OF OF the priests OF the temple Of Teen
Tan or Temple OF the Heavens Charles Malcolm Esq,
m. ~, for professional services.
Meen Fun SIMPLY preparation Of Oriental herbs, and
may De used with feet sssty FOR the all
disorders Amongst the prominent Tsn, Ereckes,
insensible and Copous Preparation, Bloches. pmpes,
nE2u ir itston, Coarseness, and variety Of others
Eio be had Of v. CLIREHUGH, 800 Broadway g. III.
i Ins corner Of John and Broadway A. B. Sands Co.
SON cor Of Broadway and Chambers street and al other
cnemss and psrumers Throughout the United
sno OF the sole importers, HOBBS Co Wall
street IN bores price 90 S. ard Ts so,s tm.rs
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LATEST INl'bLLIGEACk.
+ Il i n q n Ar HIC.
FURTHER FROM SANTA FE.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday evening
Gen. Kearnsy has written home that he viii
not return to the United States until next winter
twelve months.
The Mexican governor, Armijo, is said to have
run away from Santa Fee.
A great food has occurred in Crooked Crock,
near Madison, Indiana; six men have been
drowned, and considerable damage done to pro-
perty near the river.
The Indianapolis railroad is so much injured
that it will take nine months to repair it.
The weather continues very warm in Balnr
more.
We have no local intelligence of interest. The
southern mail brings nothing important
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AZ kingston Upper Canada, on Saturday morning. 9th
INST Mrs SAsAn HALL consort of Francis Hail. Vi this
city, in the Goth ysar OF her age
funeral service will be performed in the Wesley
thapel IN Vesfry street. betwee Hudson and Greenwich
streets he body having been brought hither for inter-
men' on "wednesday Of ernoon 9th INST, at o'clock to
which the friends Of the family respectfully invited
On the sh inst JosEPH FOSTER, of Apalachcola Flo
rida, IN the 3lst year of his age.
HIS friends and those Of his family and Of his mother in.
law Mrs b. Clifford invited, without further invita-.
TON to attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock from the residence of his brothe r.in-law
David O. Mills jr, Brookyn (near Bushwck None mile
anu aquarter from the WilamsbuIgh ferries Carriages
o'clock
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have been the source Of great difficulty in the money
market and long Tiers is dollar ef there Will DO
ne pernsnsncy In the abundance of money The
Il now sufficiently reduced TO do away with great deal
Of the fears OF any immediate contraction in the money
market by any sudden draft from the government II
would not make much difference now if the remaining
deposits were ell drawn for in week. wehave no doubt
the hanks are anxious 60. rid Of them long as they
are satisfied the government must make drafts for
aysry dollar DIN.
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HENRY Law Rem Z.

- yeAn street, Jew doors from Broad,cov.
IMPOh TER o. Feneh English and German fancy articles
L -.,ompris'ng Zephyr Wool aud other kinds
Pits.ns of every description.
Caivass-Sik, CotIon Linen. &c, all widths.
sales.--future and Floss Of ali kinds.
Fripges, uimps. &c. large variety.
Aud large of Steel Beads Purse Slides and
rals Bag Clasps. Performed Paper nc &c. which he VIII
,e NJ the lower possible prices as m*rc
TJI fn,atan OF The Kidneys pain back side
haaiusl CO tiveness erup,ions eyes. Doctor In.
ID bys Piles Specific has made radical cures my
efhe above mennned complaints be prov by
soma reference The specific is purgstive and
nrry getable remedy without particle of colycvnb,
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