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MORE LIGHT.--soIar lamps and 81

MORE LIGHT.-Solar lamps and gi-
WI randoles.-I have this day received from
be celebrated factory of Cornelius & Co., rich as
|ormsnt of gilt, svered, and ormula solar lamps
md girandoles, embracing all their latest and most
BEAUTIFUL patterns, and will sell them at prices that
bat will surprise the inquirer ...
have also on hand general assortment of house.
eeping articles, which l have bought extremely
bw, and will sell at small advance on their cost.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine articles
|nd prices. ". -.
..l. c. w. BOTELER, Jr,
Penn. av., opposite Browns Hotel.
July 23-2aw3w
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rUGAR coArED pILL.-paren,. VIII,

CUGAR COATED PILL.-Parents who
- have difficulty in administering medicine to
heir children, will find valuable friend in DR..
Bmth's sugar coated bill. Adults will also be
eased with this kind of "medicine- taking made
|asy" The pill is good medicine, its novelty
(side. 7.f" ." -.
Caution. a miserable imitation has been
bade, by the name of "sugar coated pills." it is
.cessary to be sure that DR.. G. Benin Smiths sig
|ature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
July 23-3t 1902 a". J. F. CALLAN.
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NAVY AGENT's OFFICE,

July IA, 1916.
DULIC sale OF pickles, butter, and raj
sins.--Will be sold on Wednesday, the 29th
T the present month, (July,) at IL o'clock, at the
hayward in this city, the following condemned
|rtcles, viz :-
rs pounds Of pickles
l8 do of butter
$50 do GA boxes) raisins.
Terms, cash.
VIM B. SCOTT,
July IA ". Navy Agent.
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THE copartnership formerly existing between
Il J. T. & G. King, is this day renewed we
have taken the store lately occupied by Harper g.
Co., between 18th and 18th streets, Pennsylvania
avenue, where shall open the most splendid as
sorment of lace goods and fancy articles that we're
ever brought to this city. The goods are rich and
We shall be pleased to see our old friends and Gus
toners, and will treat them with great bargains. N
JAMES T. KING,
'' CHARLES KING
July 16-3t .....' . ... ....
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WANTED In private family, female teach
w er, for the instruction Of small children, and
live with the family, Apply at the corner of 18th
"a y streets, next house to the greenhouse.
July 2l-6t.
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PAPER.-An additional supply Of the
celebrated fly paper so eficacions in destroying
les, mosquitoes, &c. To-day received for sale
...-..,.... J. F. CALLAN.
July el-6t
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(oARDING.-Mrs. Gassaway, nearly OPP
= pos,te TO Browns, has three handsome
ooms vacant, which she will let with or without
foard. March l9--d
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A CARD.

vTNHE undersigned having purchased all the in.
l. terests of J. T. King, Of the firm of Wood
ward& King, will continue the business as hereto
fore The old books must be closed up. Therefore,
all persons having accounts with the old firm will
please call and settle them as soon as possible, either
by cash or notes. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage the old firm received, | hope the same
will be continued to me- as shall sell cheap, and
spare no pains in accommodating customers.
> t,.. C. WOOD WARD,
July 16-3t ,.trl . ,...as..
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l. Woodward g. King, is, by mutual consent,
this day Dissolved The business in future will be
conducted by c. Woodward, who has become re-
sponsibe for, and authorized to settle up all ac-
counts for and against said firm. Our old customers
will receive our warmest thanks for their kindness
and patronage, which, we trust, will be continued,
III. .,..... ..u.' OWL. G. WOODWARD,
a JAMES +. KING.
JuIy
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A CARD.

IN. GIBSON, Professor OF Surgery in
- the University of Pennsylvania, intending to
emain from May until October at Middeburg,
,oudoun county, Virginia, ALL letters for him south
Washington may be sent to that destination, in
'ead Of Philadelphia. May l6-eodlm"
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[BY AUTHORITY

Avs OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST
SESSION. or THE TwEsrrsRTH CONGRESS.
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CONGRE ssIONAL.
SPEECH OF MR.. Seldom,

OF VIRGINIA,
In the House Of Representatives, June, 30, l646-on
the tariff question.
The House being in Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union, on the bill reducing the duty
on imports, and for other purposes
CONCLUDED.
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Police Intelligence.

ApnII 24.-Burgisyy Officer Hepburn, Of the 18th
WI"
entering the plumbers shop occupied by Mr. Burke,
No. e92 Broadway. II appears Mr. Burke, who sleeps
and upon entering the shop, he observed three men
packing up brass cocks to carry OF He Immediately
suited in the above officer coming his aid They had
thirteen brass cocks, valued at els. ready to carry or
Justice Merritt committed him for trial.
Peter Rierson in Londen.-We have been shown
several letters ard price currents sent to this country
directed to respectable merchants Of Philadelphia and
New York appears from these letters thst this chap
has opened shop under the firm OF Peter Riersen Co
Ne. ~ Lime street. London. This Riersen the
same individual who has figured for the last few years
In New York, getting up various bubble companies.
However, after the establishment Of the police
system in New York. he found prudent to quit
For further information respecting this cunning fellows
operations, refer to Mr. Matseii, tho efficient Chief
CsusM on As Ju~,-rwo young "snssksn were
nabbsd Yesterday afternoon, called John Adams alias
John Williams whose mother resides ct No. - Norfolk
street, and Charles Cook alias Frsnchee who has but
lately escaped from the penitentary. These rascals
were detected in robbng the dwelling house Of Mr.. w.
stairs and broke open trunk and stole tx sver table
spoons. marked L: g., and stea spoons merked L. A.
Officer Barnes, OF the 9th Ward arrested Adams, and
found his person large chisel which had evidently
been used break open the trunk and also the above
silver spoons which were identified by Mrs Alton to be
her properly Both Of these chaps were committed BY
Justice Osborne for examination.
Petit Le,esny-Benjsmin oConnell wa: caught last
night stealing cast iron from No. 1853 Maiden lane, be-
longing to Jonathan Hillman. Locked mp.
.Srre1 Wdrrsnt-Joseph H. Deluce was arrested
last night warrant, and locked up in the 9th
he was found suspended with bis cravat by he neck and
was in mediately cut down by the door keeper.
a Haul amongst he Ds,kies- Quite 2 haul wa: made
last night by officers McKeon and McManus Of the 9th
Ward black dance cellar kept at No 10 Orange IT,
which resulted in the arrest OF 50 drks Of all shapes
sequently they were ali locked up by Justice Osborne
in default OF bail for their future good behaviour.
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KITCHEN RANGES iIS ! ,.xor.

THE Proprs,os are nov prepared fan.h Homss r.agss
to The sde. set them uPfor r ss.sss - ssr
scture md sell them enpsisnss y ssa
, ~ shsi Honss h.nge cannot be surpassed
fc9 seoeomy convenience and Durability Lhsy are w..n
70 XIV viii be rmoved free Of any ,rp.nse 70 the par
u .,s,cus re be givsn 70 persons wish
chaser he prices range from IS TO IS dollars
no nropreors constantly manufscturing and are well
id with paror ONCE and bedroom ohAiLs' o. inc
bright plain and apsnnsd. They have
nso' A. 9ILH0OLY SON,
s "a, ,,nsryr ~ Nas.au street
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N Ensena a fos Esfran1svos 81 fsgfss:
THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Langaasess also Algs-
bra, Geometry. survsyng NavgatIon ana noosAs ,
szpeditously and e5ectuay taught cntysfy moos!se
frivnte Lessons given adults, thsY own enuspr,s
'sS SsI ;s .;!:sd'A k''dc B n AuRieE ii ca.
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BIRD CAGE MANDATORY.


NO 81 johns, Lane Beach street The sueserb'
would inform his Customers tho Public, thst he
Biz g Gss 81 S ..d
than they can be bought elsewhere.
Also, Cages made to order.
PsCouny Merchants would nnd il their advantage
call and examine his stock aslmsr
AT 1876 NASSAU STREET,
THE Highest Price, in Cash. is paid for Gentlemsns
Also, Reparsg Cleaning Dyeing and Pressing the most
elegant and STYLE hand 100 Dap des Goats and
e. ps s. % T y ssa:
a9 line
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
ExCELLENT Writer BIsached Sperm OIL afs gall;
p asf
hotel keepers invited call and ersne the above before
purchasing FOR sale oy s,os., " I'd ~ a.s
80 Greenwich Murray. and l2s Greenwich cor Vsssry
TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
A I'd ss 1s Lines: and
i::.SS;Sis s,,s:; sao,s T:ss:
JOHN WHITAKER.
IF JOHN wHITAkEK late Of Thorp NEAR skiptou York
-nd them bis address By mall he will learn something Of
n1GIaSss INC e,s Pearl
FOR ALL, WE'LL AND SICK.
MRS. CARROLLs Medieassd. vapor and Sulphur Baths.
Aym lst tultoa street, opposite st Psuls Church.
remedy for colds rheumatsm and fever &c and not
only cure, sTt Rrsvsus,v r., 20 m, many Of
They M
To- Ms Carroll: Baths differ from every other .vapor
Sulphur asths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths sent to Of the city or
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County Court.

The Hon. Judge Uishoener in the Chair.
Trial Of Jusfice Enthusiastically after o'clock last
evening" the assembled to make the necessary
rang emsnts for the trial Of Wm Wan Drinker Of
the special justices Of the city Of New York. Judge
Ushoefar stated that he had received copy Of the
ordered them to be read. They are, in substance,
follows list charge, that VIM. VAIN Drinker,
of the Special justices for preserving the peace of the
ss Ssy "a: q u
corrupt and illegal conduct, in the exercise thereof
This charge contained three specifications alleging that
on the 4ln Of June, less, one Thomas Kendall was
brought before him. the complaint Of James Van
trand, Commissioner Of the Aims House, and that Ken
dali then and there charged with being the father Of
bastard child that he bound over the said Kendall,
and one Geo soaly - his surety In recognizance Of
$500, conditioned 10 appear before him at certain tune
and that he acted the said compliant without calling
in aid Of another special justice. he was bound
he subsequeny pretended contrary to the truth that
said Kendall had forfeited his recognzance BY not at
tending at the time and place therein specified accord
ing me condition thsreof2d charge; that said VIM.
W. Drnksr guilty Of Partially, oppression and in
justice othe special justices OF said city; and
spec that he appeared before the grand jury, in
January tern last when bills Of indictment were sent
battery Wn. Corwin and then and there voluntarily
made various false statements 70 bias the said jury in
OF the ssid 1xsy and that when the said Dxiey
the complaint Of said Corwn, he opposed delay 70 the
hearing OF said complaint, and that he caused Lyon
Levy and Lucus r. Comstock be arrested charges
Of felony on unreasonable grounds, Third charge =
charged from custody, without BAH, upon bail which
he knew to be worthless. This charge contained two
specifications which alleged that he allowed two per.
sons charged with felony to 80 at large Fourth charge
Want Of capacity, &c.
On motion Of Aid. DIVER, IL ives ordered that thu
charges and specifications be sent to the District Aor-
ney With direction; to have .hsm printed and copy
iourned TO the drst Monday in May.
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

SNHE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY havn
completed their Wofks ready orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground OIL
that wanted The Company spared
expense in the erection Of the Works which would
the degree, the Improvement Of the Lead having
svaed themselves Of every modem Improvements for that
purpose. -
leads sold market that By far the greater proportion
sold such been, and soil greatly adulssfsted with
Bsytes article Of mineral production much heavier than
ment whatever being wheu mixed With OIL almost trans
seemm sau T. he Trusees q the 1sss White is"d Con-
p.a{ hrc n e oay pn a
article the Atcntc Whs se} Company will make but one
quality Of White Led both Dry and Ground n Oil that to
be strictly seaune arcle and perfectly free from any
adulteafion whsevsY which the Company will warrant ~
such to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be we'll assured that eyex -
pendence be placed the purity pound Of White
Lead nuetured and sold by the COMPANY which pufenes
will only tend the greater dunbiy Of the FAINT bat
will found much economical In It's use even n tne
most common description Of painting, owing the body q
covering quality thereby Gving far better hnlsh
With two the aduterated White Faint would with
three Of which every painter will bear wines: -
The Company also mnnulacure Red Lead and Liarge AND
have for sale varey Of Paints Ground OIL VIZ: verdgris
Black PAINT Yellow 0chre. spanh Brown, Paris Green,
HavnS been Appointed general Agents for the Company. all
o'aes 'noui' " POLLEN & COLGATE.
urx y strpe Of Beekman
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GREAT FRLNCH REMEDY
FOR CQNSUMPTI0M. BRONCHidfd.SS, S S1ptTIn1sIH0
NFL-aMbf.aTION IND OTHEE QIS-
EaSES Of THE LUHGS AND

DIR. LAENNEC'S COUGH PILLS,
OR the Of Colds Coughs Consumption. Bronchitis,
all affections Of the Lungs invention Of the cele
bra;ed Laeunec Paris voluminous profound
cal writer who has devoted hts whole life the study Of Dis
ohe Lungs and Chest without the great
est discovery age specific for all affections Of the
Lungs fro the Cold the seated OF
Consumption. II enat worth the trial Of merit by
all sufferers; for that the taking Of two Pulls
will that half the truth has been told Of
them The beneficial effect reducing the most irritating
Cough, is almost instantaneous.
An ordinary Cold cured single day. bya few doses
only They warranted TO give relef ease Of DIS
ease Of the LunEs no matter q how Ions standing
Sold wholesale and re! by Wins hester Gensnl Agent
q lden Rule Once, "a Ann street. Also, Affords,
No 1853 BoweIy In Brooklyn, at Mrs Cooleys i7s Fulton
OF Pineapple; and eeds corner Of Court
and Atlantic Agents dealt with the most favorable
terms. Address above.
Dr. Family Pills mild safe and effective purga-
TO all who troubled with Dyspepsa.
Indigestion Liver Complaint certain cure for the Ey-
sipelas Price IS csnts box. 40 ysod,m
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

OTTIs FIELD, ectfuIy informs he fnends and the
BAssFoRD ROOMS entrance ~ Ann 4, adjoining he
Mnseum buding ls9 Fultsn 1he Rooms and Ts
bss have been pat in perfect order The Tables Slate
Marble and ron with Ar India Rubber and Cloth Cushion
They will doubt European and all great psve berg
the best in this country. Larger balls Tor Southsrne"-co
N B-Bsssfcrds new style Billiard Tables 70! sale ,ndis
and French Cue Leather best In the city, hne
and every 1elei tbs trade, constantly on haaa sna "
lmsnc
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BOOTS AND pHOEs.-The fsbl,e are mvnsd y
call and exami1s the l.Es sssorn snt o. =
vhsh = + !; 4 Z: :S;ss =, g: s: ::i 3: e
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Common Plens.


EASsrL 24.-sarsh Dsssn %. Stephen Hsadriekson.-
This was action promissory note for $2S7, the
balance Of wages claimed By PLAINTIFF be due TO her
from defendant The plaintiff was for several years
domestic In the family Of Mr. Hsndrckson, who resides
in Brooklyn, and her wages for the tune amounted to
somewhere about $780, out Of which she received $2As
and the note In question for the above balance The
defendant pleaded his dischargs in bankruptcy Tho
plaintiff, however, proved subsequent promise and
not appearing that her was amongst the names
Of the creditors in defendants schedule, the Court
directed the jury to find verdict for the plaintiff
Verdict accordingly.
Fancis Buvne Jskn Hsrdmss.-.qcfiow for .asssuit
and Battery Some difcuity between the plaintiff
and VI defendants people, in the defendants Office,
relation to passage money paid by plaintiff for pas
sage to New OrleaDs The plaintiff was struck by the
defendant violent blow, BY which he was knocked
down For the defence IL shown that plaintiff came
into the defendants ONCE and pushed out two women
who taking passage in OF defendants packets
for New Orleans; at the same time telling them they
should take passage from the defendant he had
before wronged him (ths paintin) out OF o. Sealed
verdict to morrow Saturday morning.
Before Judge Ulshosdsr.
W1~msn ~ Cissh-Thh case IVES not Anishsd when
ths Court adjourned.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL, WASHINGTON. d. C,
EOR SALE. the Lease. Furniture. ard Firtures Of THU


Il fashionable and highly popular Hotel
The Lesss has two year, 70 rem December last with the
privilege of enewal for four ysars
The ioest,on asrsee on account Of r pesrnes 70 the
street Pennsylvania avenue and Third street.
The OF the bu Idng such would make
advantageous for viz The Bar
T. staurant in the basement and Lodging Rooms Psot &c.
In the upper part For either both, the propre
day Of NAV next
The establishment spenddly urnshed and in full opera
ton with excellent Of both and
offers opportunities rarely The object the under
signed IL offering this for sale his intention
chsnge his line OF business.
For further particulars, address BURLIN BROWN.
a2lw'r st. Charts Hotel.
THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 ReGds Street, West Side Of Broadipay.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
psble that he Ia. lately opened the sbove E.,ablnh
ment style superior 70 any other house OF the KIND the
city Of New York The Satisfaction which he has hitherto
The Shades in Thane. street he das1s himself wi,
the continuance Of their patronage.
The usqal rsl.hes Chops. Steaks Welsh RIsblss Poaeh
The Room wl be regularly supplied with city papers
Europe. mlS Inn JAMES EVANS
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COTTON SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CAN
VASS. &c

direct from the msnuf. eturers. great variety Of
COTTON CANVASS,
both plain twed adapted all the various purposes
which Canvas. be applied not exeep1g those for
which retofore Linen alone has been deemed suc
They desire the Of ship and masters
of vessels the soft Ship Canvass designed expressly for
square rugged vessels.
IL has found After sub Getting i to the te:t
possess the qualities requisite 10 pc equally soft aud plIa
bat about nehalf. -.
The msy said Of the Cotton Ravens Duck which
FOX 4 POLHEMUs.
se 2taw- Wed&Satr 80 Bro d. corner Beaver It
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FURNITURE PLUSH.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received from their manufacto
nrs sssss q ii color. and aSsfss Suitable for cabinet
''.', ," ~ cxITfsUx Fills soLELIAo.cos
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS,
HoPs NEW WESTERN. BY THE FOUND OR
;'I: y:
q al q al
JOHN koA5H.
silumsns Cestiaa BoHss, Mercury Baths. iii he
s s.sssss cS:%is:: fsss: cs:s: Ssisi:ss 9 ss
Mssesso EiseGis Machines. Of approved construction. for
= REMOVAL.
D.
sss sss1ss
ground 6ssd waehss Clocks Jswey and Music Boxes
reps,red and warrsnied. n9 Inf
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
203 Broadway,
80, No. and LafArgs Building.
THE iyBLIC win End The above rooms general s.sen
tsesor7 . ss.ss. s-'' '1'' ' VIC i inv n''
X. IL H. K1PLlNG,
Ess ~ S Of all
orm the trade that bey have removed from No Maiden
Lane to no Maiden Lae where they will continue to kes
required BY ths trade Mr. X being now 10 Pan expresy
TO psrchass any orders will be eEecntsd with The grsatss
PromRl.ooe. sz2 lw.Ic
LOOK HERE.
600 000 Worth OF WINDOW SHADES ser
~, =, in "a PET Get ssSv eloss the
No. Csthannes o. between East broadway and Henry It
CAMPHENE AND CHEMICAL OIL.
HE Sab eribs} Il prepared 10 sa2ply ds.ss. with ssups
price than any Other in tins city, delivered free
fc.rass Aso. Spirits Of Turpentne. the very lowest
market price, Apply personally y. y IssssI g
Once lB Water above Maiden Lane
ala im.r Distiiisry, Let Avenue anl 18Th street.
~ serber aer eaIarSns his premises prepared
Clean Carpets ofevery descrpou from 10 to ~ yards with
ppag-lnxrain 81 yard; Brusses cent? per
yad Hearth Rugs Taoe Covers and Shaws cleaned from
Dresses dyed washed from 80 cents 70 Coats
cleaned or dressed from 80 cents to rs5n az ron 70
N.B.-Tcms cash. mo lmsre
IDLE HOUR BOOK
lust PUBLlsHED-1he Idle Hour Book containing
30 pages with - eusravinE-priee ouy ., centsre-
Our COME Amanacs for s, 1--WE in number will be
sued April They will be the best got and chsa
q that Specimen numbsg ssns BY mail.
ny.lisa ss} ss yIsy q the various sass q Chlffscs
g in ~ - s FGf " SA jise cA..s
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m Pearl .trsss. corner d BseEm.n

MAHO0ANY, KOSEWUUD, ZEBkAWOOD, &c.
EOR SALE CHEAP, by r. @; STACY. No; g Wocsss.
- street, between Broome and Spnrs ~: ne st9ez
MhsY ys;s Rs:.yood M.hoSny zi s go;. ne 81
ke aad general assortment Of lumber usually Kept ma
h0ganv AR : in this cifv. MD lm-rc
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Superior Court.

Superior Court.
Before Judge Vapderposl.
Burns vs. Nc hfanus The jury IN this case, already
noticed, rendered verdict for defendant
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Price r Co. Croten Ins Company -Vsrdict In MS
case (already noticed) to morrow
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PURCHASERS are invited to call at Chamber ware room
No ss3 Broadway for superior and warranted article
ALL lm*r
THE respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public TO his assortment Of Military kqulpments
adapted all companles Military Caps. Knapsacks Boxes
aud Bayouet Scaebards Of every VARIETY Country comps
nies about changing their uniform those about forming
companies will be supplied with samples.
FIRE CAPS-FIRE CAPS.
full assortment Of variety constantly hand and
re- imsrrc IT, q GRxrACAP IA Broadway.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

THE UNDERSIGNED il now receiving orders for views
4 be represented the Of his Model Of New
10 to - inches snEth and represented for
ings places Of business manufactures hotels private resi-
dences, STEAMBOATS,, packets, &C.
gsinte can 6sd employ msat By sppyns s The oes-aso
al im.rre E.PoRTER BELDEN. 80 Broadway
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VISITING the city Of New York. pved to call and
examine the complete and extensive stock Of Account
Books Stationery Paper Noora and Letter Copying Press
es Gold Peas, Quilts, Inks and Fluids
AND ALL OTHER ARTIC Giles sold sY STATIONERB,
At the L0sCea Possible Prices.
RICH LOUTREL 81 William st.,
m9l 1msmc door below Cedar.
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TUBACCU, SEGARS AND BASS.
A. 6AMANOS, No. u Broadway, MP stairs. on,rs iof
fAs SALE splendid assortment Of choice Segars selected
szpressly for bis establishment. Also bales oil sucuy
and retail. nile imsr
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COAL-I asl,vsr'ng from ny yssd sorss q kis. saS
these low only Egg and Dsokea - Isl lasg!
Nut and shove myed p &c. Bayern can positively depend
1meotsY rEIEk CLINTON.
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TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
II MI0kON 4 co, al West street, Re 6aisher. Of
LIZ Cloths, Csssmeres and Satine. The gold medal has
ben :warded to H. NJ for the Improvement in renishins
Refers Mesns woleou slade 6 Pine street; William
C. Langley Co., Exchange Place, Of Broad street;
teh. mi imsr