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little inclination 70 opsrass until the receipt Of intsll
9 sncs then nearly due per 'Csmsris"-s tslsgraphc
despatch ON Friday Afternoon announced her Oh Boston
harbor and the next day, summary Of her news up
to 4th inst he day Of her departure from Lverpool
received until Monday, Goth inst In consequence OF
some portion of her letter mail being left behind. the
ship Great Britain with three days later sdvices
early on Tuesday morning The buoysnt upward ten
dency at Liverpool has impaired lively feeling to this
MARKET and buyers the receipt of their
ence, took the field at early hour and considerable
animation has since daily characterized the market
view OF the reduced amount exposed by holders and the
tables being occasionally almost bare Of samples except
at rates purchasers have been compelled to
pay prices AMI the close business yesterday
the outside figures indicated correctly the actual
state of the market II scul to hat this sudden
demand is own e. the orabe of the COM
ing CROP doubtless has its influence and by many is
crbed entirely to that the information receive from
the whole extent Of the cotton growing region goes to
show that the crop Is backward in comparison last
year, and the plant in many places Of small szesn
cessve quantity of rain has fallen panied b, re-
markably low range OF temperature. which truly
favorable circumstances but not rretrevabe should
we be favored by late frost-and as yet IL Is certainly
amount Of the crop The market is full quarter cent
higher all grades since our last review and the lower
styles owing TO temporary scarcity nearly three
eighths Of cent higher, to which quotations con-
FORM The purchases have been entirely for export and
mostly for the Continental ports-buye for Havre and
Liverpool have also participated. but not to large
tent.
The sales for the week ending asth instant were u 900
bales since this date bales the market being
very firm the close of business eserday with more
moderate enquiry.
The movements In cotton at the principal ports this
season. compared with the corresponding period last,
have been annexed
Bales.
Receipts at ports OF the U. since Sept l. 945 04 sol
same period last year 2,403. LAG
year before 2, 00l .6l2
Exports from U. g. since Sept l. l845.. ,5l6 AL
same period last year. /. 4. 1900. 736
year before. ,67l, 430
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst, have been
IL OoO bales exports 20 ono bales taken by spnners
o00 Taken speculation 000 Stock in city 40 000
Amount sale II, 700 bales.
We annex the closing amount of quotations in this
market:-
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foreign isn,,OrtatiOns.
y-Ship Avalanc 600 tons chalk Cook & Smith

LoNpoS-Shp Avalsnche-30O tons chalk Cook Smith
butts 4 casks wine Coleman & Stetson
HAvRE-Sh Francis Dep w-30 casks Grinnell & Min
turn-2 cases Hswkins-i0 Curtis-5O T Maitland 4
co-3 ralregnette Fils-7 Moran Iselin-ls Jeaqu
git-a Tryoi-iP Muller-2io burr stones Bossaugr
II pkg tharrsud& co-28 Fsret .Blain--2 Otto Mon
@ vasst-2 Roger Gailaum-s' Duws-3v CClle11 ITS
II Gillespie Stndweli-1 B-nard-s Simonsfeld Bach
10 Seigrette < COL NJ II Mann-7t Sheidon-2 keaard
coz spies x Christ-3 q Vi Thomas-l9 Jolly Freres-
Auchinclos.25o ba. kes wine uralon ee-39 pkg
mdze vi Gourd-2 Mortimer X Gautry-l GutmanD-2
Bsnner:ak-i! Ahrenfedt-7 schmidt Andrea Loes-
chigk - Mesendonck-l G senburg co-205 bsks
lUO ,sesd do ] H Faler-2 bsk,s s. cases 10 order
AsTwERr-Shp Taleyrand-5 cases mdze F Grunenthal
Il do = Giessen-2i do II Baker, w Merrck-33 bxs
lead Hard-i do Milton Cushman--i Nevins & ,o-l
Hunt-60 cks zinc Mccall X Strong.
PoRT Az PRNcE-Brlg HaytI-l bags coffee T. Rossire
Co.'S do Perry Co.'s Hil,-l5 w Smith-2i Il NJ
smh-l9 Molbsn-3O bags coffee lot Of logwood fire
IN orde
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GALvEsrov-Brg Empire-55a bales cotton 10 bbs nuts
do beeswsx Blower Nelson-22 sacks nuts | mdse
Sarkwe ther Thursout bales pkgs mdse bales
rope cuttings VIM Gold Coll bbs beef Hicks * CO.
~ sacks TO order
NEw ORLEANs-Bark Gszelle-lSo lbs sugar, Rowland x
Aspnwall-2oO pig lead, Kachen Scott tierce faIseed
Newoold Crurs27 kegs butter Cau-l50 Dbl sugar,
Crnokes Wanen-l000 sacks Spofford Tileston
20 bbl lard Bgeow-6 pkgs Hnrea-2 trunks Coleman
Stetson3 Judson-lO00 sacks wheat Rowland AsLn-
wail-t bales cotton Rolcot Wiliiams-88 do TO order
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Packets To Sail.
Packets TO Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST L.


Cleared
Steamer Great Britain Hoskens, Liverpool Irwin. Ships
Europe Furber, Liverpool Marshs Baltimore, John.
SON fave Boyd Hincken; Nebraska Watson, Marsees
Boyd & Hinckea; Rsppahannock, Drnmmond, Liverpool,
Spraeuc Robinson; Hesrmie (Brem) Volkmsn, Bremen,
= Psvens,sad Co. Bsrks h Gardiner, Wade, Belize,
dam WIN Wsi..er Brilliant IBID Miller, Gasg9w Nssmt
& Walsh; Fortuna, (Prl Lonye, Stettin; Brig kanhawa
EamsdeI Lisbon, Keaard = Co sehr' Euphemia, Coles,
Prince B~ned Williams Theresa Jane. Synnetf Eethu-
"a A Aekefiy; Mary Ann Caroline Shopson Philadelphia.
Sioop Ariel, Oakes, Providence
Arrived.
Ship Avasnche Parsons days from London, days
Fsys! esta and Isl steersge Pssengs June 49, lat a.
lou i6 fell ia with bark Cathafine, OF Halifax loug
abandoned with lower nsss standing July H. boarded
by from whas ship Bingham, scofed 10 days from
London lat s0k Ion IS July 49, spoke MS ing pacihc
Cross with 9ivU fish, bound home.
Ship Frances Dcpau, Saxory 40 days from Havre with
mdse, and 2Ji passengers, to master.
Sup Emerald (oi Bamore) Black 30 days from Bremen
via Far Island Passage IN ballast a passengers 70 Hrnschen
Unkhsr No da,e lat IS 40 N, lou ID W, exchanged sg
mails with Breme ship Reb.cca same day. spoke Be ,ehr
Eliza irnm London for Halifax lat 05 Ion a. spoke big
Refs Efsnden frm Nassau for Liverpool; on Georges
aux schr John Thomas. Of Scituae Sid in company with
ships kebeccs for Baltimore, and Post for York From
Ion @ has experienced succession Of light west winds and
constant fogs.
Ship Tsllsyrsad Webb, days from Antwerp, with mdz
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Ry Last Nignt's southern Mail

ALEXANDRIA. July 2s-Ar schr John Emory, Bait Sid
br z vi gina, Boston
Baltimore, July sl-An ship Potomac, Glsgser H.vrs;
bark Ireoe Norris Corrientes Az go and Montevdeo
49, brig Dover Peciva Boston, schr. Maria Dods,n NYk'
yehn Al R,cketson, New Bedford >arragsnssu Baker,
off thomas Point full red brig both bound up Cid brig
Edward Adams, Thompson Dighton, Mass; schr Alicia,
Halt West ludies.
GEoRoETowN. July 3o-Arr brig Swan Boston. Sid brig
Anaostsn Trinidad Port Spain: schr Forest King Boston,
NORFOLK, July 2s-Ar brig Jesse, Chase, York. schr
7 II thompson, Wixon, Boston.
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Family PrOvIslOn Market.

we notice Tor the week past great increase Of vegc.
aoes Oh all kinds particularly tomatoesthey now sell
prices Meats continue high Fish of every variety and
some salmon yet in the market Pouty good and fat,
bring fair prices In fruits have vast quantity OF
nnrpe and green apples and peaches with the ripe
sarne, some green cages, egg plum. and damson. The
hsn and lower part OF the Washington market, this
hot weather. cannot be kept too clean. We would ad
wise the clerk TO make more use of the Croton.
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nlscellaneou u. .krcord.

sTrAMsHIr GREAr BRITAIS will leave this afternoon
Letter bags al the Exchange News Rooms.
PACKET ships Europe, for Liverpool Bal more, for Ha
yre aud Nebraska for Marseles will sail this morning
Letter bags above.
PAoxrr snP Prince Albert for London, is detained until
Monday.
Ship Hoatio for Canton. will sail this morning Letter
bags At the above place.
Hon.
Letter bags for each Of the above ao the Ofng
News Room corner Of Hanover < b. aver SITS.
Poar oy NEW YoRx.-Arnvas at this port during the
mouth OF July s taken from the books OF the Custom
House,
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADvERTlSEMENTs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.
IS NASSAU STREET.

MEOlCAL ADVlCE In PRIVATE DISEASES
and Pharmacy, for the suppesscn Of au
son.ns p: ~
CURING medical psrmanent care ,thov,
sl;d: sppsssos to ia
.a may >: a is. &
the members OF the College for years connected with
as1s1 fs
&c 70 Mse SGSk7 e'F sCxrpbsr
LIVING in the country and finding TO make Per
d. medicine perform radical eurs ~ sssara
hsT case saPey together with Al
closing IS post paid. -
vELPEAU's sFEC7FIC FILLS.
@ S.eSss:. the s:
Hns sss I the result e ys Ri he
s s Ell; ss
than ' s%.d wso s's .nns @1 ss
ss w's the or confinement from
THE o2 2SSt JssnFE y eSS 4. ...
M4sss ss s az CT q s. New
secret ndag 4. OF exec, # any find l.
si D bottles 81 each cases of M. o,.n. s,u.
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
80, klCORDs ALThNAT1vL MIXTURE.
,ns cure Of primary secondary ,yphi
arieoa: ny A.
should pu aa" wlSoai n s: M
son can consider himself safe after having the dsess
celebrated alternative. 49, ' "'s' ~' 's'~S
Sold single b0ter s, each case. Of half. do.ea for
- carefully packed and sent to all Of Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
GENTlAN AND SASAFRAS,
EJhrfAhhD by the New York College OF Medicine and
fhamacy established for the suppessiop OF qsscksry
ms rehned and highly concentrated possessing all
The purifying qualities aud curative powers Of the above
herbs confidently by the College superior
70 any extract OF SarsaperIa befo the public and
may be relied on as certain remedy for all diseases arising
sm Of the blood such scrofua salt
botches pimpies ulcers 10 the bones
onts, nodes ulerrated throat
disease the effects of syphilis
an nJudIcioos use OF mercury
Sold M single bottles, at "a eentD
caacs Of halls dozen bottles S1ss
one dozen esee
Gases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
n b. very liberal Discount e Wholesale purchasers.
Once opsa hon "A. NJ TO 10 y, M.
wv. g. RlCHARDsoN ND
lawns ssNsssaz street. New Ysshl
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MEDICAL CARD

RON ,trrs, NJ VnI hau ars iuReon Of IS faI
bracing the following subjects Matrmony
and Stery, anatomicay physologicaly and medically
explained with comprehensive exposition Of the and
modern tIsamsat Of SYPHILIS Secondary symptoms, Con
un Emissions and all the consequences arising from self
pollution The Doctor has devoted his for the last
fifteen this city, the Of the above men
TONED diseases and from his excessive practice and long
Of the genertve he ali easss thai
he undertakes permanent aud radical cure His diploma
from London Ednburg and Philadelphia ALSO honorary
frames in his Office, l96 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81 have copy Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces iii diseases
incidental to females.
All lett prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fawcsr. iss
Fulton street. will receive dne attention NV IL mkr
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TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand not cleared &.

At New ORLEANs, July 23d.-As stated in last
review the stock hand continues moderate and il is
well understood that there orders here from the
tnent to purchase to extent that will sweep the
ket bare Buyers however seem to hold back, and the
inquiry has not been animated On Saturday the sales
embraced 400 hhds, Monday 80, and yesterday 1885,
making the sales ofthe three days up 6l4 hhds -
We repeat our quotations without change.
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PoRr Az PRINcE-Brig Hayti-J Berger, X Vilmenay,
J Burke. Harrison. Oliver Ttcomb
.GALvEsToN7Brg Empre.Miss l. H Cooke. Mrs Sargent
Mrs LIE wis aud child Miss Adama Capt Burr and lady WIN
Cooke. MIR Chapmsn-4 in steerage.
NEw ORLEANs-Bark Gsze1le-Mr Mather, Mr. Miller, N
Leacomb.
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THE PARI ian sECRET.-Js.. prbi.lsl. new ,ran.:

TIE pARI IAN SECRETmJu.. pr blisbsd new ,rans:
OF self Preservation pere security against prvae dis
under all circumstances w'tho the or medicine
disagree cable by Aexsnd "A. D.
Member of the Medical Fac lts Of PARIS &C, &C.
This universally understood and practssd by
of fashion n Paris London aud large wi
the most perfect and uniform l. is fsy revealed
in Ihs tile volume, and be made OF BY every
der his equally useful of both sexes,
trouble or inc
The discovery which tn. work found dhs eived
the hirhes encoRums of French Pm sci u.s. hanitay
Councils and the Superntend Hos the evd.
Of WHICH attached to the treati in appendix has
been the of preventing Of dseae aud
suffering whe has been known. No person. whether
.male, who is exnosed TO the danger Of
disease, shou ID remain ignorant Of its
So in New York the "Maison de Sane l2 Full.
ton street Price 621S cents-t~o copies for 81.
VOC wk n
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MEDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR LAMkRT !, conf.

M EDICAL ADVICE-DOCTOK LANiERT 10 conf
vl deuta consulted his ohce 60 Gold est near
fulton, all diseases Of private His uestunent
being mild and udicous requires neither restraint
diet, hndrance from Debility nervous or
CONSTITUTIONAL arising from ndcreet ndugeuces Of the
passions, causing nightly emissions and, eventually, i'm
potency the Doctors attention. his ohs
restore the system to that state Of nature originally
designed Structure disease quently existing without
the patient beng aware sometimes caused by
and sometimes caused by the neglect the parties tnem-
enciosinga ee Immediately attended and medicine with
sdvce sent to any part Of the United States. Office Is
COLD .treet iva lwsr
DR .ONvERs ONfiNUEs give Medical Advice
II IN all Cases Of pri vate diseases Dr. Cs well known
all forms aud Of certain ysn.
ders his aid Of the utmost importance the Of in
discretion Strangers and citizens may the Eoctr'a
services by applying al his office, 1876 Fulton street In
tn ough the Lamp store.
NJ B.-Dr CONVt.kS' "Invigsrating Cordi. I.S hphlv
celebrated fer the Of impoe"cy and nocturnal en-
nc for sale above Advice who
chase the CORDIAL Office hours from two O'Clock Eve
O'Clock, p. NJ iva iws rrc
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIricArIoHs,

There is small supply Of the finer and inferi, gu
ties, and~s fair supply OF the medium qualities.
Freighu are shade higher than previously quote'
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In our remarks In relation this staple published for
tho steamer britannia" the 18th inst, stated that
prices growing tighter at the close Of business on
that after her departure, however, there was but
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Tobacco Trade.

ToBAcco.-The market remains inactive, and nothing
Of consequence doing Some lots Of St Jago sold part at
~ cents mos. About 20 cases Of Florida changed
hands at Ga 10 cents cash By auction lot Of 400 bales
of Kentucky sold IA "a cents common Florida
~ II cents These small sales, scarcely worth
porting, occasionally effected
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EuSSenSere 10 S0lls
HAvRE-Pscket ship Bsltimore-Adoph Rusch, Mr. Free
man. Mrs Powers, Francis Gratz, Duchere, blde Hum
biine de Moutal.
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BALTIMORE, July 81, 1876

BALTIMORE, July 81, 1876.
HOT misunderstanding the Murderer Still at
Lnrge-Can,p Meeting Season-hs Oxtrages and
EpSs CoSnt<rbatamce its Feo Bens6ts-Stoek
Board, &c.
We havea prospect at six o'clock this morning
Of the very hottest day of the season. The Their.
mometer stands at 80 degrees, and we NAV safely
anticipate that it will rise at least ten more before
mid day.
Cummings, the man who murdered Lepla,
Carter, in this city the 4th Of July, is st.ll at
large, Notwithstanding there is reward of $500
offered for his detection. A foolish report OBJ.
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolieut by common rafed
i A No a. remedy Tor b,ctchss PIN les, past-les
sneces Of discsi aton Of The skn XII comn:t ion h.
bern ompI-Iey dis anced by this invaluable composition
the demand for ch within the last six
sed Than five hundred The elrarness and fresh
which its mparts the compexo have rendered
he considered furnished with toilet hat lacks
ed onl, skin deep the mposnt that the thin
erg which love- mess resides should be kept in its pres
m and most tive
Dr. Gouraud's Grsesn Hair Dye for eooring hair. has
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicating hair
The Lily White, made by the D is by common
allowed be the excellent icls for beauty ing
the complexion that h.; ever graced .sdy.
cheeks These suPelave cosmetics, together wth lrKe
stock choice perumery and fancy articles be had
street, first door broadway.
Agents-JoIdon, Milk st Boston; Carlton Co, Low.
ell: q cen & Co Worcester. Iv3i iwsme
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M deal AND SURGiC AL mo QUACKEkYs
I1 DrMorrison has been engaged for the
successful treatment Of all forms Of aseasss
curai and syphc erupons gees strictarss geaorhsoa
and debility, from habit. Dr.. n heds
communion with pretended See his London Dip
loma with the Of the Of miners Of the
Royal College OF Surgeons including Sir Astev Cospsr
Sir Anthony arses, &c., kc., in his oce 2ok Fulton
Letters attended 10.
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MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO- interest
1Vl and instruct them by perusog Moral Physiology,
book of 1873 pagsby the Hon D Owen with additio and
alterations by r. Glover, N. d. Were this work care ally
ed persuaded that different state of society from the
present would The Of and prosp'
Of large family Of childen which could be but poorly
reared prudent people feom entering the
trmoua but here work that will tell
VIII oh all such tons For sale
at No. Ann street, and In most other bookstores.
rrc
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IMPORTANT.

NOW ELLIS PECIUhAI HONEh OF
7 lNHRWDRT, composed wholly OF vegetables 10 the
mos, aud valuable combination made for all dis
OF III. chest such coss aslhms whooping
cough difficulty Of breathing splitting OF blood &c The
received the atoms OF its
cacy in al pulmonary complaints from The most rkul and
disr gusned OF the medical profession lis sale during The
three largely and rapidly Increased
without the comu,oa OF pufng much resorled 10
In the sale Other medicines Il mas b. given TO nfanis
with perrc, safety II tho appetite, nourshea and
tpvssostes constructors ropnired by rrcraccd cougha
Yur sale by Adamsoc Onh. corner OF brusdsay and
Fourth, Bowrry; Watson, So CGther.ne Ccddingou, sos
Hudson, Asr.nwan Witltsn-st C.urbe- Ro~esy coz,
Of +h aud corner or Sroc,ue and Suffolk OF Ave
tue e,.d Iin updn; Ms jonas - Greenwich avenue
C. Steam and Mr.. nsys Ssile, Srnok,n and Wholesale
ap-ui. ~ MniS.r-lsNs Pt,ra - --nis Ss~srr
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THE TRIBUNE.
x.u-Enmpshire.


Y.u;.,.,ure of the Granite State Coz
nc ~. c.,.ord wednesday. batwe have adsices
seno' a. n ,bs morning of that day. II was
,he, considered settled however 'ns1 +.
.ne" '0 --o,Id be chosen Speaker OF tho House on
- e,., ballot. by the woes Of the Whig and lnoe-
don, Members Nearly every Member eject
p'.s t.od and our friends counted on something
~. on majority over Swazey. of Haverhill, The Loco
.,nd;da,e. We hope the desperate efforts made by
ce,sio Loco Focos in the guse OF Blrney'es to set
the Wings and Abotonis;s at variance and thas
,ecpre The uiucph Of Texas Loco Focoisun, Will
,rove sborlive. Our correspondent says, The
Iocos look wo begoue.' The following letter is
from another friend, written on the evening pre-
vious:
Correspondence OF The Tribune
CONCORD n H. 1uns 2, 1916
To the Editor OF The Tribune;
the time is near e, hand for the commencement
81 Tho .ss,on Of The LEGISLATURE and az consequence
P,-,,,n,s,ye, arc fest Aockipg In An unusual inter
a., fell, for the coming meeting owing to the singular
end resul, OF the late Election. Il will
douh, place IN Office, VINO will put new prnci
n~, into operation This what have long arccRtiy
stfoye ana wished for. have no doubt but that the
action OF the Legislature at this sesson will mark ne
era In the history State and that shall be Tor
yod not ouly to the STATE, bu, the Nation at large
not only TO this generation but also for those which are
10 follow. But will not longer speculate.
Tn. northern Railroad Is being CONTRACTED with all
due digeocs Other improvements are q ing Oh here
such erection Of buildings. repairing and re-
paintiug old ones &c. There Is one Thing am gratded
10 observe the authorities Of the State psutlng
and thoroughly cleaning the inside OF the state House
and improving The State House Yard, by constructing
new walks and grading the front and extending i To
M.n.street Take Il all Ia all, there are but few pleas
an,er Villages In New England than Concord
All people are anxious hear the War news OF course
Our gaiau, little Army Ia object OF high regard with
every one IL 10 be deeply smented however that
ha become necessary for soldiers 70 bear so rnnny
fatigue and yr,Vaiions 10 crafty few men in power
md tbs Iordy S.aveholders and Shareholders at the
South. go -.
A. The Legislature meets to morrow, will close tbia
e,,. win lie that you shall be informed a.
toe earliest possible period Of It's Organization.
Wa have I'll, within Two days past had very cold and
d,svrccabl Feather for great length OF tune during
month OF Msy. Bu, yesterday ADD to-day the weather
ha, extremely pleasant. Every hing looks bear
u aud cheer Ing 10 the fields. which during this mouth
arc more 70 be admired than during any other month in
The vear Yours &C. PaNAcooK.
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GEORGE NJ. sERTRAM,

MERCHANT TAiLoR,
IcS BROADWAY, ID door above Grsnd-st beg' iesve
tOD to Inform friends the public II general bal
BE- .s Just opened III TN enre new sioe
Of goods Carefully from late pora;osf AID
.oufsciu ind 10 scdiog mis- stock daily, hen De
will superior style arc c6-ap - oa De iuf-
oihes -tsh!shIl- IL 10. Cit. Tor csAa
ffo1 observation-disclosures 10 %
Pine Cloth snt Cashmere Pants, any color Of
yirps Va. INV NATE, n or style ........ 10 . 30
Dre,, ard Froct Cnsts. from SIS 1910
90 Tim ................ 2io 5
PM. ana y.s-s. ..... ...,..l 80 ~ ? 81
mad experience in cu:IinF for the asi 10 yer
n City and /, well acquainted wiih Al tue various by
mat ar. required in h- u.iuess sD6 vii turn hs whole al
.uion to furnish garments the le.e OF those who
may with call Al garments srrsnso 10 u or
.oe money returned
complete suit c.n De furnished stsny Tim. within
q hours after tiis ordered. rnso inleoo
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RAILEY'S SARSAPARlLLA a.
CONSTIPATION (CoSTIvENtsSj

CONSTIPATION (COSTIVENbSS)
nESTROYED Without Msdcin-s, luj-c,,nnu or Baths
~ Dt.covcIy recently made IA France by Mr. Warrior
Price 81 cen,s
The hh English edition, translated from The Esd French
edition OF hr ,Nposloa of Iau a. simple sgtce. and
inabs means, recently discovered IN FrEpce) not only
Of oveIcomue bot a,o W completely destroy obstinate
iovcorac aud sbtu~ ihout using either
pu gAtivrs, infectious, or bAlhs followed by great
nuuinor aulepiic documents from eminent phy.iciaDs
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