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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

Delaware bridge. sLehgh.
At pMladelphis the Ledger says Though the
money market is not very stringent in consequence oil
the little business doing there is doubt ha' crisis Is
coming over the business affairs OF many OF our traders
The grea, abundance and low price OF produce and the
heavy stock of goods hand have caused more failures
in this city within the last weeks than have HAD in
all the last three years We heard yesterday OF the fail
nrc OF large WSerst house and unless Western cred
It's rhal prove available than they have been
fears that we shall hear OF others
At the last session Of the Legislature OF Penn
syvanis law passed authorizing the construction
of railroad from York to Harrisburg which connect
ing with the Baltimore and susquehsnns Railroad gives
baltimore a direct communication with Harrisburg md
with the Pennsylvania public works TO Pi'tssurs,
The Directors of the Cleveland and pi,tsburc
Railroad have been holding meetings along the line so
hc'tinS subscriptions and procuring right OF way 1t Is
stated that the reh OF way for nearly the whole route
has been secured without cost that the subscriptions o.
stocks are last increasing and that there Is probabity
that sections OF the road each end will ne put under
contract this Fall
The following Is from the Pittsburg American O.
Fridsy last;
I'VE have conversei with of ;hc gentlemen who
have returned from Baltimore, who as a Committee
from the Pittsburs and Ccnnelsve Railroad Conno-v
visited thSt CITY. No difficulty exists 10 connection
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company or \
cordial cooperation on lntif tSIt III prosecuting The
work For this definite arrangements will he nisic i'm
m,<a,ely upon the arrival Of Mr.. Nclane, who is ex
pccrcd IN August In the meantime the engineer Of II,
Company Mr. LaIrobc, MIL enter upon AL early surve!
OF the route.
Statement Of the growth, produce. Nc. Of th
United Stste. exported from the nis'ric OF New o'
leans during the second quarter, April May and June
$50:
coastw<e log 81 $
In Anne ricsn vessels to.iorcisn countries s go 9
In foreign 2e.ooto =
Total amount exported. Sl95l&5ll >
4 correspondent OF the Milwaukee Sentinel ;ay
ahe. the following shs.gact OF sales OF land in the dis
tr,c;s Of Mineral Point and Grcea Bay from the Isl
January las, to the Goth of June inclusive addition Il
winch the Seminal adds the sales of the corresponding
mouths In lsiS in the Green Bay district:
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WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. ~ Wull-st. Newly ork, and Grnnd-st
Williamsburg.
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ne .NEWPORT, PROyIDENCE And

{ s..sl..1=iS BOsTQN TO SeSvPert ana Prox
dence 81 The Steamboat MUTUAL SAFE
TY Cant Childs VII leave foot Of ilsketst East River
on Thursday July 10Th, al O'Clock. r. NJ
Passengers tor Boston arrive Providence in time FOR
tie O'clock train.
Regular DAYS from Ne-York Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturday, Freight taken reduced rates.
Apply the Captain board, a. the Office on he pier
The Hutqal Safety i. fIied up with large and cOrod
Gus sat.rooIns and newly furnished throughout Her
weknown Character .ea,boai hef ample accotninode
ron. and low fares It l., hoped Will her share Of
public oa,rouaa- ly1y lws
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" All orders for subscriptions. or advertising
in Country news papers intended Tor B. tanners Asen-
has no Office has he deputed any person 10 repre-
sen, his gency any other place in this City, Jy0 su
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To Merchants and Cttl-eTI IN general.
AT MARSHALLiS OLD STAND

No. 81 ChatAals-st. Nevv-Yurs.
WILL be found Shirts BosOIs. and Collars, OF every
w description. wholesale and retail We have every
confidence from past patronage he in making. fitting and
Of goods combined with system OF Transact
ug business thai who have purchased OF mere
oi0re VIII not fan 10 call and good. before
purchasing and that they vii be fully satisfied
IL every particular.
No SECOND PRICE on Any CoSsrDEsArIoS
Cal and examine.
The Original Toy SHIRT Depot,
Il. Chathaff--t y y ly22 2yvts-
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Excursions.
--r----EL EYENTH RECIliENT State

---=-+z=z- Ell EyENTH REGIMENT State
AS&4,<ssss.s. Artillery az East NeNIork Long Isl
Acknowledgement Regimen; y.
Y Artierv-Ex,ra trains II tshe passengers 20 witness
the exhibition snd msnuvers OF Col Yatcs's Light Ar
lev after the manner of Major Rluggod. and other Il gh
Artillery a; the BATH. Of Pao Alto and Resaca de Pal
ma Car. leave South Ferry This Day the 50th o. A.
mad O'Clock. PM and return 10 4a 5. and y O'Clock
Fare each shilling lyS0 IL
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CLoTHING SO MAIDEN-LANE.

A ~
VI fashionable Clothes read y-made, made TO order
chrnper at NANDERBlLTS, Sc MedeDlsne than al any
other place in the City
y B.-Hundreds OF pieces OF the most Fashionable
Goods Also, very large assortment of Ready -rnade
Clothing, wholesale retail Do not forget The NO 10
Jel2 2meodis-
cash DRAPERS AND TAILORS, iS7 Broad.
y way-J {. Booth Co. having received additional
supplies choice Goods would respectfully invite the al
ienon OF their and the public. Their stock IS
not extensive but comprises the richest qualities and
patterns Vesiiug Cassmeres Dungs, &c. that are 10
be found in this for. IN markets.
Having unusual facilities IN buying they enabled 10
offer strong Inducements purchasers though should be
understood that their ow prices have reference only 10 e
finest quality materials and workmanship and ihai gar
n-nt- produced estb ment mol surpassed IN
an particular. hv any house the Union.
The Cutting Department i conducted by MI. j. Lee
whose almost infalte sal. the art l. he result u long
xpercnc. and study and who possesses the HAPPY faculty
of accommodating fashion To form. aud OF selecting -tye,
fixing and appropriate 10 The season ny2lsi
SUNDIER GOODS.-WM JENNINGS Co ORA
- pcrs Tuor- Importers Of Cloth Cassm~res vest
inEs DriInss. fancy dress articles &c 81 broadway OPP
posile the Fountain. prepared for the Summer trade
with the extensive assortment of Good they have
offered for specon-a OF which will be made up
order prices that have given Character 10 the -stsb
i-men for moderate charges. Particular attention Is
solicited from those who appreciate NJ combining
und elegance 10 The style OF Psntaoons enable 10
furnish 4 large assortment of feady-ne- Zephyr Cloth
Ierinos Casn-rette Linens ard Grass CoLh Sacks and
d0rsay with great variety OF fancy dress articles con-
SANITY on hand e23 Istt
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Boarding.

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be acconrno-
y da.cd with .ecOnd-story pa!.or ana bcdro"n al
,achel by early application nj ~ Chanbers-si few
single gentlemen also be- provided with board and
pleasant rooms. Jt$o III
BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKI.NN.-fwop pleas
ID mi rooms with board furnished unfinished. -ia
bic for gentleman and III wife, trrc single gentle
men - nh brrasia and tea desired by applying az -
ncnry-' Atlantic, and within three minutes S'nh ct
the South Ferry. JS1l
DOARD.-Larsc. handsome ROOMS suitable for gentle
ID men and thelr yrvc@-al>o small rooms for single gen
ieten with full partial board References exchanged
AMY nt ia Leonard-- IL few doors below the Carlton
House. )S- DIS
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H. CITY AND COUNTRY.-One OF the most "a
H:s desirable residences IN south Brooklyn only one 0f
ILL from the Ferry, in safest near PowerssL s.s
TIE house stories hIgh, nearly built with view
comfortable home, having I'VE on the ground
(about or y " well stocked with productive graps
vines uI Trees oI various Kinds asparagus strawberry
Thi. properly together with tho entire furniture Of tho
Hous- WI be sold for $4,000, rented for yea. or more
10 III unexcrptohsble tenant, on reasonable terms
fos.ession given ist May noxtpossitiy Isl Nov next
The owner desires To procure t.nanl p1chsse before
leaving tho country lat August and no viii be In lie civ
FOR fey days aer 2lit Inst when application may 10
be6ore apply EDoAR Hicks cour u "s Of
lyls II. MARCUS SPRING, 10 Broad..t
O. UNION HOUSE, SpnRsaoi4, Ma..-Tbs .ub-
Hote just comP.s,ed, at the OF the beautiful
Villages Of sPnnyhe!d Mass and VIII open tho same FOR
pdbhc Recommendations on the 20th instant Ths Uaion
House afge, nchy finished and furnished aud oder. u.
eqga.ed advantages 10 all person. travelling through
kept United HoeP and "Convress aanmss2.
atoga The subscriber respectfully invites h.s cid frinds
quarter, o., 49,. w s. S. sEM IA s."
O. TO LET-Th. dweling part q House corner Of
Ii Tsenneh-., and SiHih-svenae (Cheses.quareJ re-
p!er with every convenience for boarding house or
school; uas sixteen ROOM, including bath room, water
Closet, range AID al The modern Croron nxIures
D. 4. CUsHMAN, No. 1888 Pearl-.t
myls ist or Eh-sveuue, bstween 2Jih and zlst SIS.
~ TO LET-Par Of a nee modern bull, house, pleas
II ani!y situated IN the It'll Ward, small family The
house mas every convenience for two farnios Tue
would rent, tenant part as be might re-
quire al 4 reasonable rent Address A. 3. ks Office.
lyJ0 u
e. TO LETTER OF house ia K!vmgtOn.,l W. 7Fonr
FL basement t'so psr!ors with folding DOOR, marble
-!s and CRATES, sn hrs aoor, with four attic rooris
cool vault for sauce and large yard possession
~; apply 10 c. c. PISCKSEY. 81 Sianou-H- II.
a. FOR SALE-The three houses and lots situated On
~ the Southwest OF Catherine aud Henry STA For
terms, apply 10 J. HENRY Ferris,
Dated June 5, 1916. Peekskiu Y or
Ir3 2awisH GEO P NELSON ( wsi.st
e. 300 BROADWAY.-The house, store and cellar
II 20 Soo broadway being well arranged and lifted foe
Jy3o Ivy GEO. b. BALDWIN, IS spracesI
"a CENTURY PLANT.-By Teoues, Of several
friends we win exhibit from o'clock, A. NJ 10 l0f r.
this great natural curiosity which IN IS ieet high
aower stem 2es IN circumference and contains upwxrdo
satss lsousand aowera, DUNLAP 1 THOMSON,
u" ~a ~ sraadwsy,
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.UTua 4 GRAND EXCURSION ar

.-tn.-tzl staten Island accompanying the Levaihan
steamer GREAT RRlTAIN.-rhe splendid
seam-pSckei ALBANY Capt Thomas j. Hall, on Saturday
afternoon, August ls viii make excursion down the
bay. leaving u follows
The foot OF Can0l-st quar,er past O'Clock p. NJ Ham
mCnd half past Pikcs +. T. At Pier next Fult IN
81 tBrookyn) hall past , Pier No /. \. H. at 8.
THIS excursion affords passengers nc view OF the For
thcaOns and the beautiful scenery OF the Hsrbor Sandy
Hoos Light House &c and also gives them opportunity
take parting look at the gan! steamer. Rand Ut Nu
SIC j. engaged.
Fare tor The entire excursion Fny Gents children under
eicht free iyJO 3ls-
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,T~, GRAND INDIAN CI.ANI-BAKE

1T~1D GRAND INDIAN CLtNi-BAkE
S-r---S.tS...--..iS AT GLEN COZ r..
DR.. VALENTINE AND SIGNOR
BLlrZ, III connection with WIN VI Weeks, have charter
ed the and elcgunt Steamboat ENC ELSlOR. Capt
Nelson. to proceed 10 Glen Cove, L. |. ou FRIDAY
NEXT JULY 81, 20 accommodate Gentlemen and Ladies
aud Families who may ursire 10 attend the
SECOND GRAND INDIAN CLAM BAKE
for the which i take place that day The
N-v-Yor Brass Band, and excellent Coalition Ba nd
will accompany the boat Dancing board and the
green AT the Bake. y: the close OF The onslaught upon
the shehsh By The company, Sispor BLrZ and Dr. VAL
E.NTINE viii give gn Exhibition OF
MAGIC, VENTRILOQUISM,
and COMlCALlrlES of the most hter provoking and
entertaining kind, which cannot TAIL aid in digesng
guohaugS. Mons. Moysten will give number of Melo
dies Songs &C. This will be Excursion Of the richest
kind. and equal any thing got up in this city.
Tickets for the Excursion. which will admit 10 the
Canbake and Cold Collation. Colillon Party, Dance
the Green and Exhibition will be 81 for gentleman
and Indy 81 or sale at the Golden Rule Office 80 Ann
J. d. Deyoe. l07 Fulton Qurk Fogg s. Fulton and
the boat
The Steamboat will leave the foot OF Cnuast oclcl
4. NJ Pier No. North River 81 Fulton Ferry Brook
yn 70 foot OF Pike--t East River, VI and foot OF De-
aucey--- Al u'cock-and returning. leave Glen Cove at
about T. VI reaching the city al early hour IN the
evening. Jy!S AIS
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Markets. =. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
-r-,.-~-- I'll. 80

AsHEa-For Pots there Is fair inquiry, and about
200 bbls have been taken g 30 Pearls quiet at
81 o. Export, from lst 20 18th July Pots 1886 bos
Pearls EOS obs.
COTTON-The sales today have been limited with
out change in prices holders continue very firm in dc
mands which checks operations.
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" Advertisements for Newspapers OF all the Cities
and principal ia The country Jar and near daily
received at the Office OF the duly authorized Agent V b.
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings. He receives suhscrP
tons also. lysl M&luIs
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6ituations, &-r. tDantr0.

IMPORTATION MANUFACTURERS RICE
nanr year- dry goods C.eIl n Seve-l orE-- ai.
and about olGvrote as father from New orr
lat March his Ann having Just arrived in feeble
health would be- grateful 10 Clerk. and others for any 10:
formation Of her brothers, Charles and Owen al No ,
Peck-slip Ne'v-i ork. yEou u
4 PARTNER-A person with a -lnall capital wishes
ito connect himself with one engaged IN good
ana SAFE. bu-inr-souc well established would be prefer
red Address W. X. h. this Office til 2nh August with
real all particulars which VIII be- strictly conn
dert.al others Wi. be- recclsed. lyJo 5ieod
CLERK Wv ANTED-A tir-l rate Clerk can ind per
u nai,it employ and suitable salary nj h- Aler-
camille Agency, No ENchguge-pIace. Merchants En-
change NJ need apply WHO does not write very neat
60 no 3'i,' LEWIS TAPPAN.
JITANTED-To sposc OF peciable business where
w the profits from - loo peI cent cash business
CAPITAL required -}cn 100 woHd take partner That
was capable taking charge OF ir business Obect OF
selling sickness Apply al 10! Cauai-7i between tie hours
of . and g. l.
NriNTED-A situation wet nurse by Young iHie-
w c6n Woman who give The best OF reference n
10 cnaraci-r and capatliy. Apply al 50 FankiorisL
nTANTED-A situation Dy foung " oman, a good
w cook md roner: has br- OF City reference
Appya III MotI,t ls1O q
xx7ANTED-By an American Girl situation IN private
w family Good references be given by app'ne NJ
l26 Delanccy-s Js'l II
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.U-~ ,MORNING LINE at

xT~ MORNING LINE az O'clock-For
sa9efssslN Albany, from the Steamboat Per foot vi
Warren-s- Passage 81.
Leaving NEw-fosx--Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Al
HAsY-Tu-sday Thur ,dsy, Saturday.
Landing Ut Hammond-st., Van Corandrs peesskll
West Point, Newburgh Hampton Bristol! PoughHeepsir,
Hyde PARK Kingston Upper Red Hook Bristol, Catski
Hudson. Coxsackie
Passengers taxing This boat will arrive in for the
train Of Cars from Albany West Buffalo, aud North 10
Saratoga, Whitehall! and Lake Champsin-
The and elegant low pressure steamer METAHO-
RIA, Capt P H. Smith viii leave above. For freight or
passage apply on board.
Breakas, and Dinner board.
A. noJgencrsly understood TIA, The Morning Line
leaving az O'clock A. VI charge Two Dollars, we AXE
this method 70 inform the public ihat by taking the steamer
Nrrauors az 81 o'clock 4. VI they Themselves One
Dollar and arrive Albany al earlier hour Than By the
Old Line.
Passen gers viii beware OF e decoy rnnsr. OF the North
America has put by the Old Monopoly, al
the same hour ~ Of tie MetamOTa.
Fare TO Van Corandt- Dock. IS Gents Poughkee psie
50 Gents. Hudson. - Cents; Albany, 81. lys1
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80 The steamboat HIGHLANDER. Captain
$3.50 Charles Is. Armstrong. VIII make trip to
the Fishing Banks Wednesday, July 29th, leaving
follows The foot OF Waren-st al quarter before A. Nj
HtmmOnd-s Dclancrvsl quarter bcforu .; Cath
crimes 81. al .: Pier No. ,. y T. al half pastg.
Dinner viii be provided board Bait az costlines al
reasonable rates. Fare ~ cls. for the excursion.
The steamboat Highlander will continue her gular ps
TO the Fishing Banks Wednesdays Thursdays and satr
DAYS ihroug the For farther information apply
W. A. Il. SCHULTZ. Corner OF West and Duane
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II Military iuforneS! iai A- Silver Paiir Fud
wi, entirely their oEnA! coor arc beauty,
Plated Coat Buttons Cap O-sen,s Harle-s Equipments.
&c or repat- say article Of Bras. Gopher
0r German SILVER L Las ALREADY become Eaoa and
used by ,ra- o he Infantry corps OF @ state C-a &c
apr!ed BY any person II few minutes ent = x srrird
~ Eve satisfaction or The money r-lrned. For sale, who'll
ssIe or rrtsl. by JOHN !. BROWN \ co.
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isaslss--i Son Friday July 5lst fair weather, the
commodious steamer DELAWARE "a
safe sea Boa) Capt Smith, viii leave the foot OF Ham
moud-t o'clock Cauul--t 81 Deanccy-s 81, Pike-sL
o. Pier No. y. II. o; A. VI. Refreshments ON board
Lines and bal, furnished low. Dingles Brass Band will
accompany the boat Fare - els iy9n ai--
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u Cologne Watcr-Of superior quality, By The
pint. quart gaiion i0r sac br
DAVID SANDS co. Chemists aud ,pothecarics.
ivl+ lmeodis - E.asI Broadway, cor. Marke;--t
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Wh. Il. JONES, Aucll0ncer
BOOTS, SHOES 81 HR0GANS-On Wednesday,
- July 2Jh, 1910, al lO1 O'Clock uie Of J. D. In
gersOli 4 Co. No ~ PesTst 500 cases. com prsnK large
aud desirable assortment Of Boots Shoes and Brogans
suitable Tor the Southern. Western and CITY dealers
ceyed Catalogues Ald goods ready tho morning OF ue
sale.
Also 80 cases Mens fne Kip Pcgged B!ogsns
Also 50 case. Wonsn's Seal Pegged Luce Boos
Also 50 casos Mons and Boys Russet Hr0gans
Also 100 casss Wumens PeSgnd Ties and Busiins jyy
A CCTIOS SOTICE.-Colored Engrsvinys, Prints.
July 80 o'clock Ill. store IS Spruce, by order OF Il.
r Wannker Esq Public Administrator tho effects Of tho
aL of Henry A Hayel deceaAod, consisting OF largo
and yuuable of Cooted Engrayngs, Prints, Drawing
Books Panoramic Views Books, &c. worthy the attention.
OF me trade Also, Cothis Furniture 8oId Silver
Watches Jew-lry Accordion Trunks &c. Tho effects Of
different deces. ed persons.
Also sofa Chair. Tables Counter Clock, 5000 C!gars
Beds Bedding &c
ly3D JOHN j. V. "ESTkRVELT, Auctioneer.
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amussmerts.
NIELNrS GARnEN

NIBLo'S GARDEN.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
AsehSpA jay S-srs; Night OF The gevivS, OF The
tfsoniinary Ceue PsniorIsulc called tho
CONJCROR'S GIFT
ne Scenery Tricks md Dresses an. entirely -,.vr
r,,r,., -. RAVEL FAMILY.
t'aE ENTERTAINMENTS WI! cor,-rer,. =. : oil ~
Nl,h popular Ov-r-lre To Dc follow ii bv a>rln,
sid StIaorcins fea,s on the
$500, TIGHT ROPE.
eS Gs0e! navel Charles Whittier and The Rave. r.,,i,~
fo.As DaHee y Madame Leon iAveln and Hons U.nr,
10 co1c.lt WIN r popul1r gorgeous Psnics.irr enti
lie 1oSJC hoRS GIFT; os, TIE MAGIC PiLix
Tickets 81 Cents ~
CASTLE GARDEN-Wua is extensive P-or,co-
- AIDES, IS open Day and Evening Offering superior on
portauIces 20 ue lovers OF nasirr IN viewing the hsreor
aaG surrounding srcery, the TING uhain ;he de-
icocs eres-esT thursday, Friday and Saturday Eve
r;acs july S0th and Sls asi August isL-In lie Eve
ricS the following selection VI music Will De perorr!
bv the Orchestra under the direction OF C. w Mevryr-
y.lseuuuhle Debeus Pulse PckricS Gallop, Alnaek's
Poiks La Meu.te de Fcrc;, Bronze Horse, Grand Tr.,
rrnphsnt March Loricy Riei h!angr. Vereiguusan,e
Dor Jusu grand Overture Admission curing the Day
ana yvening cav l2t cents jy5o 81 :
a MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GARDEN
n Every Day ana Evening This Week commencing Mon
tav July 9Th lS+6.Spiendid performances every AFTER
noon At 5. oc!ock-rrs-nencous Aracrous-Iwo pwar's
lie smallest IN LIE yvorl!-vc Mammoth Boys. the arses
in eNsterct-yyo CA!res, the ost extraordinary @lna
lIvrc-Vr other Curio>itcs Tie most surprising ooec'
IN crsarior-the orar- OuA1g. and the Boa CONSTRUCTOR
The Anatomical Venus exhibited separate apartment
=: m extra charge - ni>sovins Views Chror
Afrorr sc. Mad. Rockwell the famous fortune eer
Admission y cenls-chs.dren under 10 Il, cents ly-.
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MOROCCO BOOTS AND SHOES

MOROCCO BOOTS AND SHOES,
&WHOLESALE AND RETAlL.-Crnt!erlen's tine
III Morocco Boot aad Shoes, wIth general assoft-
r-ent oil alters and Summer Boot and shoe- Of ~
- ~ description received every week from Sing
S aud FOR uanufacnrers price,, BY the package
single pair II % N4.dsG-iaGe -.
Jyza lwi.' RoBERI WILIsE
4CHEAP BOOTS AND sH0ES.-Tae cub
-crbrr =p-ciuiig invites tee attention Of the pub
lie hi large AID fashionable assortment Of Boots
~ and a. ~ Fu!fon-t where ~ retail. nee city
made Cal Boots - ~ and 81. maze IN the French
-tye ard warranted 20 wear longer thar those usually sod
:; Other stores a. % and -.
The constantly increasing demand Tor these Soos proves
beyond doubt that they give universal satisfaction 10 the
buyers they by purchasing from hin, enabled
economic nearly oHeaf Tie expense Of her boot bills
JOHN l. WATKINS, III Fg!ton-sL
iy1f lTieocis between! Nassau and Dutch
MPRENIITM BOOTS.-FIn- French Boots FOR
81 - 81, city made. and ecua 10 those solt in
other stores icF - .ce French Calf Boots for 81
-s -, --al 20 me beet made n tbs city for -
I: YOUNG JOSES'S French Boot and Shoe Maauf.c-
tory Of the fashionable IN the cir Our Boots
be the best sold this city. All Boots warranted
give satisfaction AerdIng &c pore the Store YOC sc
JONES, No Anu-st Near the American Museum, New
YORK Qulck sales and Small profits IS motto.
IL lnniseod-
m HATS. HATS!,-Psns MoIesxin Hats Al g
IL equal to hose 'od oy Others 81 also elegant dress
HAS a. g ~ and - s. superior IN style and finish 10
those lsny place. az 3 neat Hats 81 g. c. MrscH
vii be pleased hi. friends is estsbl shrn-nt
Iy59 In GEO. P. II. BROWN l46 Canal-st
m THE NEW STYLE Summer Has lately intro
ELI ducro, for sale, with improvements tpnce 81 80
By WATSON < co. Isl ChaIham-sl
y. B-A large assortment Of Panama, Leghorn and eve
~ description Of suRnsr Hats q very moderate prices