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LEXINGTON Ky Juue 5. l5i7.
I address you this letter in order that you may
have some farther information concerning your whis
ALLOW citizens in this STATE and the fair prospects they
have Of defeating the upnolders of LocoF ocoism at
oar election for Congressman and members of the
Legislature next August Our prcsen, deleg a,ion in
Congress. as you aware, consists Of seven wings
and three Locos but from present appearances there
/. no Doubt but will be represented the next Con
gress by eight nine Wings, a, the least and 1t is
very probable that the Locos will be unable to elect
single member to that body for in the District which
10 now represented by Lynn Boyd, snd which has OIL
ways elected an administration member to the lower
branch Of the National Legislature there are now two
Locos aud Wing in the field aud as Its appears that
our opponents la that Dstric not the remotest
IDEA OF holding Convention 20 select One 81 the two
~ candidate and others Of my brother w nigs are
inclined to think that our brethren ON he opposite side
Of the question will suffer worse defent than the Mex
cans DID ~ Buena Vista thereby verifying since fortune
IS decrced 1t thus language OF the poet when he
O. 70 that
All human things subject 10 decay
And when fate summons, monarchs must obey"
In every District throughout the State there will be
hat one Wing in the hed and II friends generally
bat those In Boyds District in particular will only
ert themselves Loco Foc0ism will receive its death.
blow next August and with Cesar we may then
ulsnsly exclAn Ycti Yidt Yici
Next Tue sday week OF this District hold a Con
yentOn In this city. % select from the three
oidstes In the field to succeed the gallant Davis
who has withdrawn from public life 20 taste the
OF retirement but ready 70 charge vengeance" upon
the enemy, when bis services are again needed.
Hon HENRY CLAY is stll ~ Ashland enjoying 70 It's
fa extent that great blessing health visitors are pour
ing out to his residence from morning night and 1, s
undoubtedly very annoying to bin and particularly 90
since has pleased Heaven 10 fct him with the loss
Of his gallant This irremeoiabe loss has gone
deeply the heart distinguished nsighbor and has
made bis msDsiOn the abode of mourning.
| shall keep you apprised OF whatever occurs here
worth relating Accept the assurances Of my high con
sdefetiCn d.
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narke,..... Carefully reported for Ia. TS,s,~..

FRIDAY p. NJ
AsHEs-The market for Pots continues firm, with
sales 200 bbls st4 IS For Pearls there is downward
tendency. and IS bbls sold at lsiA6 25
COTToN-Tho sales are only few hundred bales
without change, to sPinners
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market Is the morning
was rather quiet although generally firm, but better
demand sprung up and buyers came into market will
ling to meet the demand, of sellers. The aggregate
sales of the day considerable partly speculation
and large portion for shipment. The home de
insnd also fair The transactions about 1900 obls
At : 62sds rs Tor Michigan. and : 75ds sit for Gene
see The market closes at 70 for good brands Mich
iean and slt for Gcnesee. Many large holders are
asking So Parcels for next week are worth more lhsn
lois in loco Sales Geneses were made at sat, and
one lot OF 100 bbs sold At sellers option all June al
s7s lot round Ohio 1000 barrels brought 8 10
For JULY 5000 barrels sold at - as 3li The re
ceipts today are - 900 and yesterday 2OOO bbls In
southern there little or nothing doing Fair brands
are dull at $qd9 25 Meal hiss = downward tendency,
and 1000 to 1900 bbls sold at 50d5 OF For Brandy
wine IS WAS refused Rye Flour Is IL. az -, with
sales 800 bills
GRAIN--The quantity OF Mixed and Red Wheat offer.
ing is considerable and the demand s good In White
Wheat there Is but little movement We note sales
about ls00O bushels Ohio Mixed at ls5 cents Tor
nearly Red POS cents for nearly White and NV bushels
Red illinois at 80 cents Corn rather quiet but prices
are withou, change The ssles 20 or 1900 bushels
a, ll5al6 for Mixed and lis 100 cents for Yellow
To arrive in August 1000 bushels sold al lUS dlvo'
RYE has downward tendency, and 5000 or 1000 bush
els sold AZ l306l35 cents OF Barley sales OF 200
bushels was made for export At - cents Oats were I'd
settled but ssles to extent were made Al b2t ab3
part for export Sales 200 bbls Pea Beans At gal IS
Receipts Tor two days 5000 bush Corn; 5000 bush
Wheat.
wHIsKY--We hear of 10 sales Bbls are nominslly
30 cents
fkONislONS-Ihe market for Pork is very quiet
eut GsI Was offered for New understand. with
OF sellers 10 Beef there Is much doing sale OF
10 oo1s Ciy Mess was made at 10 80. which shows
hfm market Asrds duh very prime article 50 bols
brought 10 cts and 50 do tainted &C. but good hbs can be
freely bought at u cents Kegs being scarce are rmer
We notice sale OF 10000 los sides in dry salt AZ lOi
snd 1900 do Picked Hams at Il cents Butter and
Cheese coming IN freely, and remain dull
HAY-we note sales l0o0 bales at &C. 62i which Is
lower.
NAVAL sTOREs-About 500 bbls Spirits have
changed hands for export al 35s36 cents. sale OF
North Caroiina Tar $50 6bls, was made At 50 cash
10 Crude TurpenIine We hesr Of no sales since the
Steamer.
sEEDs-A sale of $50 bbls Old Clover made a,
GROcERlES-Therc 10 a fair trade demand, but no
marked activity in any article. Prices generally
tsiaed cargo Of about 800 hhds Cuba Auscovsdo Su
gars sold at about Of cents.
LEAD-sses 500 pigs at 4 50, cash.
FRU1T-Bunch RsiGns are down 10 IS per box.
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Books.
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PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Lungs. 10 prove
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DIED

On Friday morning, llth inst FRANCIS D ALLEN.
Dged - years.
His friends and those Of his sons Francis d Jr and
Lucius b and the members of the New. Enr,spd
Society respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this Saturday afternoon at o'clock from bis late
residence lOo Edridgest without farther invitation
On Thursday evening. 10Th instant Mr. CYPRIAS
sOUTHACK, lste " the firm of J. w & c. Southack
aged al years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Saturday. 10Th
inst AZ - O'Clock NJ from bis late residence l23 Ham.
mond-st without farther invitation.
On the 10Th inst JOHN HANCE, E,q sged 70 years
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THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT

COMPRIstNG ORIGINAL DESIGNS of country resi-
" dences PIE the taste and circumstances u the
merchant the farmer and mechanic, ~ sn association Of
Practical Architects.
The object Of his publication Is 70 Introduce Original
Designs Of Country Seats apled the varied and
circumstances Of an American popu slODfrom me g
CANT wills q the simple cottage and plain farmhouse from
planters mansions 10 yilsge tomci 10 word, every
ysrty q rural residences will b. embraced 10 order 10
meet The Of every person desiring country house
10 respect 10 style, cost, srrsn CEMENT nnisn &c uy
will never b. sacrificed nomy 10 tne outlay vi an
appropriate syi- will always BE- kept IN view Tne Re-
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careful end r-isbe % The will accompany
each tesign These essential features q pracncal
wofksni labor will be spared In heir preparation -
Published ~ nihiy-pdc- = cent. sach nuyber
c ~ sAXrOS, Ageut for The publishers,
205 Broadway, S-wY0rk.
few good agents wanted 10 circulate The above.
The tats supoIied on liberal terms les Sis TuWAS
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THE HORSES FOOT, HOW TO KEEP 1T

SOUND.-D. APPLETON 4 co have lately published
- The HOrses fn't, How 10 Keep sound, with Illus
traons BY VIM. Miles ESQ from she third London edition
Price IS rents
This I, excsedingly valuable book subject Of
muCh importance TO ftrrers and tie owners Of horses
The attention ~ he author diesel ~ tue subject
While serging In the Life Gusrts snd ser having resigned
his commission and reref his residence Exeter
commenced series Of perimens the horses Of bis
stables and those Of his ffends The results show
that the ordinary meth I'd, % shoeng and sAbinx
peis win glazing fan n snd the errors daily practcrd
would s.tOund ex p-rieneed ftrrefs whose
pereuce will generally be found To resolve Itself TITO un
irns perseverance, IN UNMARRIED plan for series OF
years The author In clear bot uDpfetentng style,
describes with sufficient accuracy the anatomy " The foot,
points The many 10 the ordinary method Of shoe
10 aud condemns un-osDgy the custom u chainng up
horses in stalls &c The book viii command Itself 10 the
good of all who read ard should be In The hands
Of every person who owns a horse"
D A \ Co. also publish Stable Economy, sTreause on
the Management Of Horses by = John Stewart eded BY
A. B. Alien. llnl IlusLIaled-sl. I'll gus
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ROCKS For THE PEOPLE.
,,ur ~ IN sxyTcg On Rd6K ,ri', oI,IrIon. sngr,


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The Irish Tutor No. II u ths Minor DIANA l2 cis.
gton ard hs Generals vol by Headlsy. Al ..
Frtaons or High Life IN N@Yofk and Saratoga p eis
Memoirs of Physician. by Dumas Is cls
Wagner, the Wehfa Wolf Eirn MuurOs, = sequel 20
Lie Ia London add Esther msdiua, or the Crimes Of
London by % ". " Reynolds 3 Its. each-
Powell on me Eye-lt. lmperfectou- and Cure 50 cts
4 wear OF Consolsgcn by Fanny Kembe Butler. - cs.
The Monks Revenge by sam. spring. Esq. 80 cts.
Th- Count u Morton from no French II sOue. - cs
Log Of Phgai-ersman. by MsrrysL IS cls
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Touri.F. Guide-Engsad snd the Continent 30 Gus
Indisn Meal Book, b Ml.s Leslie. p cts
Pictorial Jonathan snd sun Tor the Foarth Of Julyi2
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torlals By the lasl st-Amsr Tor sale by
BERFORD co 2 Astor House.
OH~. ,fhe Standard Drama and Litie1s l. yinR Age 10
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g UP-TOWsER- respectfully informed
~ that The Undersigned has opeeed bf.nen cI ~
~ y Store iOi brOal way Oh tre ft<tH, -
k4Ss<&6IJ Thireth-sL where he lnie1os or1lns ~
v --e-e.. Jewslry, add Faccy Goocs-snd uPtoNne's
saved he IroUb.s Of going 20 YORK 70 esVe INC
repaired 60 csref1l slenaou vi 10 gwen 20 tePsins
Watches Clock, and Jewr,ry, and ~ mgdsras cnsfses
And A. Hing Stone gathers moss, ii u stone noDes
70 ntro4uc- htas-f BY proper means - 100
faVorzble notice u 1p-to~ oeFs IA SA1sE,
Eishfh-avenue next " ThirneifFsL
Dorxrox~sRs can purchase Watches Aac JeSelry,
"a ~. M. ..re repaired he erGs hey tsye
80 accommodated the past sI years Al NE Old sand,
tSl Broas way corner Of Walkers II. o. STONE.
nyz2 IL lswtss
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Ship Margaret, Young, A. Dc I'm London mdse &c to
Baker Cook.
French ship Brischaw Breole 80 ds fin Hayre in bal.
last. and lbs passengers, 20 Boyd Hincken.
ship Othelo, Tucker, de im Charleston, cotton, 10
Taylor & Merrill.
French bark Ankoren Lerenyi, 80 ds I'm Hsvre, in
ballast and n passengers, Hsrgous Brothers.
Bremen bark Creole. Nesses 50 de im Bremen, mdse
and II passengers. to & T Pope
Bark Croton SouIsrd, 40 ds I'm Hsvre, mdse and l2l
passengers, to L Hurlbut Co.
Norwegian brig LOrus de Geer Lund al days from
Antwerp, 100 passengers. 10 Schmidt & Bslchen.
Br brig Star Barnes 10 de fm Windsor, Ms, plaster,
sc. to SOule. Whitney & Co
Bremen brig Johann De,hard, Ludering Go day. from
Bremen. in ballast and 81 passengers 10 order
Schr Falcon Pratt IL ds I'm Havana, sugar TO order
Schr Leroy, Bedell Is Dis fm Apasehcola cotton, 10
X Post
Sehr Mary Cotrell, De fm New. London.
Below bark and briggs unknown Wind SW
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MARIN Z JOURN AL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
n SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE


Ships Duchesse dOrlesns. Richardson Havre, VIM
Whitock Sam Hicks Bunker Liverpool, Hicks & Co.
Hermion, Silkmsn, Brennan via Baltimore
Barks Mcdonnell, Mcdonnell, Cork Flavan, Pope,
Bremen via New London
Brgs Quest Walshsm Liverpool Sela, Embleton,
dephis Josephus Gray, West Indies Moses Bulkley.
Charleston Eethel, Mead London, Boorman, Johnson
& Co; Adolphus Hodgson London. Muir Taylor Co;
Charles. McCsriy, Youghal Cohswey sherman, Cape
de Verbs. 5 lnnes & Co Patrick Henry, Packard,
jacksonville
Schrs Andornchs. Leonard, Para. Corning Son
Compliance, Crowell, Boston David Cox, do; Martha.
Crowel do; Undine, Penhed, Philadelphia, Splendid,
Rust Richmond; Don Nicholas, DriDk6aer, ~ Domin-
go OvOcs Brush Brszos Santiago.
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DIsAS Tx.
The English bark Junius, Wilson, master from port
In Europe bound New-York In ballast and with 80
passengers on board went ashore "wednesday night
At II o'clock on West Hampton Beach. Long Island.
about half way between the outer bar and the shore
passenger mas up the City who left there yesier
day morning. with request from the Captain mat a
steamboat be sent 10 his assistance The second mate
was drowned in trying 10 effect landing from the ship
10 the shore The passengers were all on board the ship
when our informant lef;-,he weather was hne. The
sgent OF the underwriters are 10 dispatch assistance to
her immediately
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General Nptlrrs.
R- COLUMBIA piYl.ion, No.


rY- Columbia Division, No. 10, =. of TAI
those members who intend joining IN he Phiace pha
oeebAion are requested 10 meet The Division Room,
American on MOTLEY on lay SS. smbet. % osef a
SONS n0' sO By order ~ " G MosTiNER, WI
T. YEssl, K ). Jei- ~
ryI.O. ofO. &c ohota Lodge, No. 137.-rhe
Lodge Room S. Canal 81 wiil be open for Inspection on
Til. Saturday, Evening a. o'clock IeE1. 70 sam.
members lher families sad fnencs Gu Be o5sin-t o.
either Of the COMMITTEES, VIZ George Col1e 20
tou-st C MAYER So Lispenardst ". Plnney, - fank
forl..t; aud ;. 5. PaIEer, 20 WestsL hyofasr,
iel2 IL :. =. hi''S1i ~ -
Ell. d. Of %. Y. Metropolitan Lodge No, 33.
The member. OF Metrop0lt.u Lodge NO - are hutn-o
to st-od p-ci meeting Of the LOt nj their rooms or
sunday June 49, a. O'Clock ?. NJ 10 pay ne lsst tnle
OF respect 10 the -rsias Of Toe ls- p O. T. > ben-a4;
IT, % N7 JESSE BRUSH, n. G.
re- orice-New-Yora Division No. 1, OF i:
their Hail 81 Broadway on Mo1dsy morning the Ith Al
hsl pats o'clock, TO proceed In body "a
to attend the Nsons jubilee on Tho 18Th OF June 49,
JoHN C. SmVEY.Rs J.U. DICKINSON WI
~ Rev. John Pierpont VIII preach tomorrow
r,ni snd evening Al Toe Church Of The saviour Pierre
ponI-sl Brooklyn Service 10; A N Ane r ID Jei- II
IA New Orthodox Congregational church
Re organiz,d IL lie house "a Ctanoerry-sl or.O' th
receny occupied b. TIE First PresoytefAn Cnaren hef
bS CO on ssbbAh evening nsxL gne IS Services 10
eoun-pr- Al a Cusrlsr before O'Clock sermon ~ hzF'
RIcHAxo s srosKs o. TIE P-lgrm Church lsil -As
~ Rev. Henry Ward Beccher, Of lsdisnaPeli.,
!. expected 70 essh "a ne RS Dr. cox,sJ on sssS4a
rexg Juno IS, 10 he mCrlink and srinOOo' S'
~ A. mcIlroy, Dentist, 133 Grand q. %.
iv en- Croiby and Elm ats. lopposise Rev Dt
{ Grehl
~ DIR. Charles A. Lee has resumed .fhe P.seLee
hs pro tession a. 81 Amos-sI Ien 'As
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fremorks.
Anuscrtnls

piRscr FRoN gUsoFE
NOVEL AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION
nS NONDAY ist' June. sni fo1r foliowiak nishts a
" TaE MINERVA Rooms se s,osawsy
Mo>sR De LAPiEsRs i'ern PARIS, -
vii have h- bonor Of sShodns for The hst iims In ihs
GRAPHAPHANILOMINA.
EvANEscENT DioR,Mo VIEWS
CRITICALLY hvea,~t, proaloe-i ard PANEL ny
the r-l~bfa.fd
MONsa DAGERE. or PARIS
forming sefie- II ARCHITECTURAL HISTORICAL
"a MAINE ease. ne NOS psrfs g specimens q So,
wonder Of a.. ihs principal ei.ie, Of Europe
In afdiila 20 which
THE oNYHi pSoGEN MICROSCOPE,
with msgnits lng COVER ~ several
MILLIONS OF TINES.
by which (he finest needle seem. wrSves'' bean, snd
Qieen Mabs carriage aud sionic ram woait las The
monst oss Car % Iugsetnsut appesf
To c'nc.lde At no
CHROMArROFE.
whose rich ami varied cnofs aad f-ntssc eyoaons have
elected mach TIE admiration " insured axe a.
The bewlicerog ecsiscies Of the yoang.
The whole exhibition will bs accompanied by vocs snd
P-riormsnces commence ST O'Clock. Doors open 81
half psst7.
Admission Is cts. Reserved .est. 81 eta. ielOti.
A MEXICAN NUsEum.-Every Gay ana evening
n his week, commencing on Monday June = Splendid
and every evening 81 st. The Manager IA. The sstsf-e
uon Of announcing a. eogssemen' With the eeres.ed
FAMILY and PETE MORRIS. A.o, MAJOR E0sON.
The astonishing snd wonderful Living Skeleton u hss
fallen 10 the lot OF man 10 behold He 30 yessod
feet inches high ami yet surprisingly lean and spare
thst he weighs ouV s. pounds. tie Will be every
day and ing. from O'Clock IN h- morning Ill 10
O'Clock LINING CHIMFANZEE or ORANG OUrAS0,
Nc &c Admission IS cents eaudren under 10 ". e-nlA
CA-TLk GARDHN 10 opeued Tor tae sessoo, oder.
u log indgceu ents 10 to- sdmers u Nature and lovers
q health unsurpassed BY any 10 ne United
Sistes In the evenings CONCERTS o. INSTRUMENT
TAI MUSIC will be- given by he GermSn Brsss Band,
urter the direction ~ Mr. monk Thsy will perform
ecied positions from Lahxky Stsnss Lsnner ungl
slraeck sni others lnlemsion Of hsf hour for pro-
nensding refreshmenls and Viewing the COSMORANAS,
which have been reauanged my Is
Adnttanr@ ~ rrnt. Concert commences O'Clock
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In bark Rapid from HqraaG--F Deconinck, lady.
and daughter. r e Holmes lady and son; Mrs r e Nat
ting Mrs Ann George and servant Mise Besuregsrd
II Sumner, NJ Villadon. J Mussa. NJ Martinez. 7
Lopez f. Agosts A Gu.ree A Alsttes. w Callahan.
! Sparrow, q Bailey. 81 Cummings, Staples, w
tgf.pe Urfa Rufla
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Comparatively DR.. A. NJ Azuriceau Professor OF Dis
es--s OF Women. Second edition. Price 81
The great demsnd for his most important work lot
which houss sOdl has compelled the Issue Of a
new edition. Every female Is getting q copy, whether
married or unmarried although Il 10 intended especially
for the married II dscoses important secrets which
should be known them pa&iculariy. Here every r.
male can discover ptOms and The most ei
fcent remedies and most certain mode Of In every
case For sale Al ~ Broadway under The American hu
scum EOS Broadway Also 10 be obtained A. The Medical
Office l29 Liberty 81 New Yorki sso Zleber Co. corner
Chrsnut and Third 80. Philadelphia
On the receipt OF - copy will be transmitted nv mall
free OF POSTAGE 10 al paris u the u states Ie7 GUS
TEA Plain -tatement.-Taomp.0n', Compound
syrup Of Tar aud Wood NsphA-This medicine, the In
venuon OF amsn Who gave IA. subjects Of Pulmonary,
Bronchial and Peclor Diseases the most nSid -GAmna-
Ou has been before ne public near four years Du-
ring mi. period has perform Ell of the remark
sbe cures on record u Pulmonary COnum puOusecurec
the alton and u physicians In their practice,
and The wsmesi approval Of thousands u persons 10 ord
nary and colds coughs In nosneness 'pi1ng Of
blood, &c.
Cerhcaes Of It's wonderful power have be-n given 10
instances and sworn TO 81 tue ~ persons no.
any tine viii give yerbh vefite'uon Of a.s contents,
But beware OF imiiaiiOls, and purchase Tbonps0ns
Compound Syrup ofTs nom non- but adyertsed A ens
or Of hose above suspicion OF dealing In coanteres
IL IL frequently used and highly recommended BY some
Of he respectable physicians NeS-fort aud Phil
sdelphia- - -
Prepared only By AUGNEY DICKSON, N. y cor Of
Ffth and spruce .s PhilsdelphiA Sold wholesale and
relail by WYATT KETcHUM general Asenn, III
yuliop-st and al rs Broadway az 3nsis
rv Uyer'. Pills, Depot No. IfO Fuiton-st. %
eoor no family having proper regsrd 70 heah should
without medicines snd no ous viii be- aer fsiIn-
fll uisl Of them my3 ma
~ No Charge until the Hair l. Restored
BEALS'S hair RESTORATIVE a applied On Inc above
terms a. the ofce los Nasssu-sL " B.-FOr hose who
sppy u themselves Il 10 for sale myll Smis
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sEW-yOKK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

DEM. W. BENSON, Droyer aud Tudor. AZ fult0n--t
10 has assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres and
ve.ng. which will be made order In tho most fash
ouable lyle for cash.
choice and general assortment VI gcntlemens fancy
dress also constantly On hand myli tsu
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OUR STOCK Of reasonable goods, comprising The lates
~ aud mostashouahle styles no th- market offered or
under the that the endeavors
which have ELECTED very liberal share OF patronage vii
be- sxsrted 10 give satisfaction In he style and mske 0
garments In particular would commend 10 the alien
don ~ those Who proved he truth OF assertions
IA reference 10 superior 81 pauiAoons
bed 10 furnish, assortment u Cassmeres and DGl-
rng. snd to those In u light and airy garment
several highly approved styles % Ssck..
From the particular attention directed 20 Army and Ma
~ work Uniforms furnished VA .lrct conformity to
regu atOns and have ssays hand goods to snswe
The requirements Of all grades ~ the service.
WM. +. JENNINGS 4 co prapers and Tailors,
s22t.I ~ Broadway. American Hotel
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NEW COMPETITIONS.

EIRTH 4 HALL Ffansin-.quar-, and FIRTH, HALL
L 4 POND. 20 Broadway. publish I'M. weeEi The
Alsbans, a song Of he Wsni-rrr - homs" TO '
Sorg. u America, aud F.swer Of Nzicnrz, Rose
dEpine" No s Songs Of America, oy samuel Lover,
Rough and Ready" As sung by th7 Ales1ani ms Les
seounents.s7 hne fayorite Wsz. BY J. Brsdy, Make
ne no Candy Ch.p.rt" from L1cr-EiA bOfgia arranged
as duert by Austin Phillips. 4" Grands hs'cn Arabiq1e
by Mi.s Augusta Browne; The lGconsIast One ~ q
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fashionable Clothing 9tores.

&c. BOOTH Il co. q Cor;land-st have on hard
~. me largest sud best selected sssorunent Of Cloths
Csssmeres and Vesnss lich the would invite the at
enron Of and Others arriving 10 The city snd
In want II a full pafsl ht having reduced their
prices since leaving Broadway Win s enormous rents
snd expenses prepared meet the views Of the most
economical Always bsnd fall ASSORTMENT II FTock
and Dress Coats made sni trimmed In the latest stvie,
which they prepared TO offer At extremely low prices
Also P.ntaoOn- Vests sacks ard Once Coss Particular
attention Paid to The selscoa Of fancy articles OF gentle
meu's stful so per cent below Broadway prices
large assortment OF Snr OF the newest patterns made
sxpcssy for trade and will be sold low prces
the, being determined furnish hst articles the
lowest cash prices u Cortland A. lew doors below
the Western Hotel ie2 2wis