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TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, July I6-r M
Flour In little better demand, and note sales
Of 1000 bbs Howard street at So co. Sales Of 5000 bush
els Maryland red Wheat were made at 1885, including
Pennsylvania at hoo. Corn-The market presented
little change Sales of 5000 bushels mixed made
at &c., and &c. for Maryland yellow. Meal-The mar
ket continued unchanged Sales Of 1000 bbls made
at So. Provisions dull, with very little doing
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ALBANY, July l5-P. M.

ALBANY, July lb-P. M.
The slight frmness noticed in -four yesterday,
maintained to-day the part Of holders though sales
were very limited Sales of 5000 bushels mixed corn
were made at 80 cents. Wheat inactive, and no
sales Of moment ranpred Sales Of 1000 bushels Of rye
were made at 70 cents. No change In barley Provi.
sons quiet Receipts by the canal for the preceding "a
hours, were about folows:-Four 10000 bbs; wheat
1900 bushels; 800 do dol rye 5000 do
Freights no change.
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NAvAL.-The steamer Princeuon was to have
been hauled into the stream this moning her bsv
ing been sent board A trial Of her machinery was
made yestsrday-every thing was found In good order
She Is expected to sail Wednesday next. Number
application have been made for service In her, but
all could DO received The sturc st that could DO
obtained, were accepted, and she VII lvags with
stalwart equal any emergency Psis. Bulletin,
IIIs1 a.
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pax THEATRE Sssl,e ,..p.sssll, ,a,orM.A
MnadsT xassss a. WIN Dc ''psned Tor the season GA
Tn; -ss s s sa S.s Of &. s. ,s q
o'elock,n The f,ren9pn 'a"' jv .Is' "a, + a a. !"
s4s,... s;.s.
r., 7HS I'll: G.l. n.
;sAS r. De q s .. r..
e .ovssSs . hs Of ss DMa
BoIs: cents; ri, and Gallery ls esSt. Doors open alta
AsTLE GARDENMs Bassn Stage M.nsssI I ,o
T &c 81 9iSns
jane sssH cR. pais. Ms. cfs @
Alter which, Herr Cline will appear ON the Tight Rope
10 the course Of the evening variety OF singing and
dancing by the most a9s accomplished performers
THE CHINESE JUNK.-CAsTLE GARpEN.-The
been sofi. render Their delightful
have oias% there o II:
III All s %
s Be M does S w9ss
splendid smphestrs Romans might have copied
I, only IN this respect however have these done
CHINESE 0sS s R:sf from he
r liz .S .ass
70 ely and she contain. large naSer
iSs;y sss sss
Garden wharf where ali can her, Without hSs tIe e
IN 4 sss the
sSsh ought
i:s sf
Herr Cline on the tight rope are hshy attractive The ice
would cor ps sss1scrs
leave Tie ely without paying vhtio this
| CASTLE GARDEN-EnTaordin.ry E1hibiilon-Ths
| 3 AT Castle (iarde -
Al Aagi p on board cents Open from o'clock NJ
rsksTsS Sss.. sS Al.
s% Ssi s o. Hs f e
Further particulars in to-morrow' paper JIG Ter
BkoAA,I!,WvAAXX TAEATHHEEThi. sa.blishmsat, nov
solely about tho first Il ssDsmbsI under Ii.
rs.on. IF acknowledged TALENT Wishing situation. 70. tn.
"'
-sE .:a
FaE s' oR III aisti; r. iEiEIssfkrsrck
The talented popular Band America are engaged
also viii appear &: chsp
man M NAM A:' %cSb iRS 'i hEe
Iaksn by the American Army in Mexico may be 'sen here
s SF sfSERs6R R'i sosS 4
Will also DO exhibited at sach and performance
Admission Is jeirc
VAUXhALL SALOON--THISE EVENING -MUsICAL
ENTEkTAINMENT-To consist of choice coll
lection of Songs Duets, Tos Rounds Catches Quartetts
0ises Quntsus &s &c. and many Gems from the Ope,a.
popular Ehiopian Buesque Operas, Sen mental. Come.
.trloc &c; by Mr. Sharpe Miss Bruce, Mcssrs. Quayle,
Kavanagh and Harrison
Mr.. Old6ed will preside at the Piano Forte
An e.tire change Of performance every Evening
Performance to commence at 81 O'Clock
Tickets Is cents to admit Gentleman aud Ladies. Adms
sion to the Gaden, free.
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The Montgomery Journal states, on good authority,
that the conduct OF Mrs Winston, which ended In
dath Of DR. Perry In great degree attributable
the influence produced her mind. BY the reading Of
Mrs Virginia Mysrss letters She too, wished to write
letters which should be circulated read and admired
We told however that except in their pruritpcy and
evidences OF greater deprsvy they were far below
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photographic Correspondence of Philadspea Bulletin
PITTsBUKaH, July Is, l51.---Thers are scant three
feet water Ia the channel to-day Flour finds no pur-
chasers for heavy lots and with light receipts the
cts range about 81 from store and SIX from wagons
Wheat In no inquiry worth 30 to IS red the
stock on hand and receipts light Sales Of corn SIX to
-; NJ coming In cornmeal langud at 40
As cents per bushsl Provisions without change Bar.
relied meats quiet Baoon some activity In retail but
no export demand. sales whskey % cents. No move
ment in groceries.
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BosroH, July l6--P. M.

boston, July l6-P. Nj.
Our market for -four and grain was sitter o-day.-
Michigan and Genesee firm at SO rs q So while
sales were light Southern white and mixed was
hrm at 76c while round northern yellow stood I'M
changed at &c. There sales of wheat worth
porting Pork remained the same. Mess beef was firm
at SIS So Cotton was steady with moderate sales =
No change in freights Rates steady Receipts during
the preceding week foows:-Flour, IO,lOO bbs
wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 400 do; oats 1000 do
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Col. MAY--As IscIDESr.-Col. May reached
Philadelphia this morning in a country wagon.
stopped for few minutes at store In second above
Race street, to buy hat He immsdisteiy rsooe-
nscd and matter Of course the recognition secured
immense crowd. When the gallant Colonel LEFT the
he greeted with three hearty and tremendous
cheers.-Phfio Bulletin, yuiyI6.
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These returns exhibit increase in the receipts Of
brandy COAL coffee, hides iron lead molasses, pepper
rice salt and sugars and falling oin cotton raisins and
wines The aggregate value Of the importation offoregn
merchandise for the first six months Of ls47 several
than for the corresponding six months of
lAla
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GEN. Nc DUYFIE.--We regret TO learn from
the Abbevle Banner Of the 7th Inst tbao this dstin
gush-d Statesman IL at this time very low with
afecion and fears entertained for his recovery.
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By THE HAIL
WAsHIsoToN, July IL, leST.

wAsnIsoToS, Judy L. 1851
The Rumor in the Streets
Ahsy are very busy about the War and NAVY dspsxt-
menus Just now, especially the War department oasn~
up accounts Mexican military contribution tariR visd
ing but slim returns They to be working tn. bud.
'nere pretty largely on the warshousing systsn
Very doubtful about the revenue
Some say that bag and baggage Gen Taylor "a "a bs
called of from the Northern line which Ia to be tot
Abandoned and thatwith all his disposabe foross n.
to form junction With Gen. SCOTT via Luis Potos,
Queretsro, and Pusbla That would have been . roo4
move last April but spprshend that II IL too late IN
the II the on the SPOT for thu
march But the men srs not there 1t that Tay
lor and SCOTT can't bulge peg forward and that Scott
would find It about a. dncut to get bach a. 60 on
his enemies increasing all tho time on both sides.
All this business In this ugly fix is well cacuA ed to
give pungency to Cabinet consultation and We d. not
wonder that Secretary Marcy should have bsoo NO
Stacker in the brseches with Che Last fortnight than s
the last twelve months preceding.
All that have rely for the safety Of Scott
and Taylor ale their own pluck and sagscity Hslp-s
TOO far OF to reach them in Yet they Will do the
work without help, If they are put to It, OK.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrfcArIor.

rnH-The extreme prices for dry cod were So so
10 TO- he sales reached about 900 quntals; market
well supplied There sales Of 7vO bbls Halifax
and Massach lstts mackere No at prices somsthinr
under previous quotations.
Fauir-small sales Of bunch raisins were making at
OIL as 81 80 per box.
HEMr-Saes OF 100 bales of American dew rotted
dressed, we're made on private terms
l.rih-veatnued dull, with sellers AZ o. s;k a.
bsf.tss seIs scvper 900 bs wrs seld hy ssetiee
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LATEST MOMENT
TELE

Bosror, July is-R. N.
Lieut. Linson's body has arrived from Msxioo
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BALTIMORE, July 10, le47

BALTIMORE, July is, le47.
Business .a6airs-.attempt at Rsps-SmsH Brssd--
The Right Of Way SenLed-7ne Markefs, StscA
Board, &C.
Aitnough the dull season In mercantile affairs has
ruby set In 1t would by passing through our city
That briskness pervades all kinds Of mechanical bus-
ness Independent of SIX seven hundred build
ings In the course Of construction observe great
Der OF old ones modernsed down to make room
for new and more costly structures
An outrageous attempt at rape was made In our otv
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Joseph Campbsn, the sesd
keeper OF the Calvert Street Spring. whilst sttin~
IN tho spring yard heard his daughter, whom he had
dwelling, which adjoining the spring screams for hso
and on fastening to her found young viiian ~
heavy he leveed him. but ON turning to sooh. ths
person OF his afrghted daughter the monster rsesusd
his feet and escaped He. however, len behind him
cap and memorandum book by which he has been re-
cognised and the police are his track The yio-
tim Of bis viany Is about fifteen years AZ age.
great outery s msdein this city against tn: bakers
merly did when four double the price IL now The
"a me complaint is also made In other cities.
The arrangements between the city OF Wheeling and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad pretty nearly per-
ssted and the long contested right Of way ousctic
Is at last settled The whole means o. he Company
to be brought into immediate t. make this impor-
tant connexion.
TT. MAa..I.-ln The flour market Yesterday there w,s
IT, I'd s'
6S: sf;S ii:s ss:'ss asyi
ssiSs. ss.9 isss s Sch
wi' Tn s. ias sS o g:
SS s1 nd. .sS SCI r. wh'k.y DAN
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
90 $50 IT, 81 :a osH G 9Ss S,y 20 SeX Plea
ID Baltimore S s md Ohio ~.s A :::s
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THE ONLY INOEPENDENT ne

a. THE ONLY INDEPENDENT, CHE APES L
~ <and agree able medicine of the age. is DR. De.
AZ1-wtt e. Kellnger's lnfalble Liniment which 10
universally used by the medical faculty throughout
and country 1t Graduates all palms. heals duces in
hammstiou, fire. &c of the aggravated chssc
lmmed atelY Only easpoonul required be
ken rs dose, Tor adult for darrhGa and bilious cholc
$40 forfeit viii be paid Tor failure these used
according to direction put larae bottles that all
who have horses eau all I'd to it lays all the other
dies the shelf after they trial Of this truly wonder
full and uncomfortable cOmpoundit only about three
ounce Sold so cents single bottles dozen 81 half
and the proprey Of all the propeton of New
together with best and
and dealers laying down all other remedies used by many
them from twenty to thirty years-snd will this alto
geher and will not do anything else IL be OBJ
tanned always wholesale aud retail of ngersol
Co. No 230 Pearl street. removed from 90 John and
from William Kellinger Wiiamsburgh, the foot Of
Grand Street Fery Of Mr. KYLE. Harlem Railroad Office
City Hall Park, New York cty and the druggists,
keepers addlers and throughout the city and
try generally Distributing Agents wanted from all parts
Of the United States 10 HON large profits will be given. We
will the expenses Of all who rom distance
treat with five fail to satisfy their sanguine
tons in citation to its truly wonderful curative effects
and horse. Travelling merchants of every respectable
be confined privileged few Therefore, all who have
hearts and souls they should be- try
them p.oaby spreading this magic
native the face Of the whole nhababe globe where
and shall be All letters be directed TO Dr. DE-
WITT G. KELLlNGER. Principal Agent, Director, and
Manufacturer Yonkers, Westcheser county New York
3nteods rrc
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letters received in Washington from this distant
country are to the LIST May, from Masatlan. Commo-
dore shubrck was then at that port in the lndspsn-
dence enforcing the blockade established by Commo
dore Bddls. From Mazatlsn the commodore would
probably to the Sandwich slands refresh his
crews who had scarcely any vegetables since he lsft
Valparaiso In December last. From the islands Con-
modors shubrick would return to Monterey Our squad
had been able to enforce rigid blockade without
giving recently, any offence to any neutral power
Commodore Biddle was at Monterey the 10Th April.
The Preble had not arrived The Congress At Ban
Diego, but expected at Monterey The Ports
mouth was on San Jose the 27th-Ll we'll The
Warren was employed transporting volunteers from San
Pedro to San Francisco. The store ships XyIou and
Mount Vernon had both reached Monterey, and the
squadron Is well supplied with provisions The Ports
mouth had been employed In taking possession Of the
towns in Lower California the gulf but place
was there the means OF making resistance to flag
Warrington linton, July IA
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ROAkDlNG.-Oae or two single gentlemen can be accom-.
modaed with pleasant with breakfast tea and din
Sunday n small private family, where there are no
forts OF haAe. Situation, vicinity OF Brooms street and
Broaawsy. TsLxs n2dsmts aad references required Ads
arsm bss ises, Fes o&ee' tYHNsy
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e;sIEc EW

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANY
- Emigrant and Transportation Line from New York
exeePted) at 3z o'clock M On and sier Thursday the
Transport Capt John Could at s o'clock NJ for South
Ambo where they will take the cars for Bordentown thence
about o'clock next morning. time connect with all the
southern and lines leaving Philadelphia. Fare from
New York to Philadelphia, So IS. IRA BLISS, Agent.
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THE DULLESr TIME OF THE YEAR.-Only
TO- the Chinese Junk aud Archy, the city at present
" would be no better than the wilds Of Wisconsin bat
VIZ Archy, with his usual caution has hand the
best collection for the he has offered Of natives
only. melody, sngng aud fancy Birds, Bird nages, &C.
prompt attention, from A. 0RIEVE, John st
ere
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~ fulton street, brooklyn. references gwen ana re-
E::U or unfamished at 81 North Moore st.
- EURNlsHED ROOMS TO LET LET "A front parloI
e3 The ben inform ii. friend. and the public
this las. He has
IGom. intended Oaly they p ssomfos
70 those generally den9mn.sd single rooms the various
The proprietor ready with smilie: pari
to-
"A steamboat run. between New York and New Brighton
IS% u SS and 4 M and P,
ard ssSa M and %oTs frequent communication
Sunday AHansemen'-From New Brighton ASA M, lax.
From New York. at A. NJ, Q .ndssl PM.
The p.yon now ready for the reception r CS%Psa1
Jersey f%sa' S sdS SS' VIM
II: sSd;sS. high s s,aS
by Ss Sy Fl s s st.
day The house contains nine and milk and wash
For further particulars, apply Mrs s. t. Z. Williamson
- FOR SALE on TO LET-A house and two lots
i Of ground pleasantly situated on Staten Island near
Also, residence the south side, fronting the
'.is5 ISL
5000 70 Loan on bond and mortgage Apply above
- MILL AND WATER POWER FOR sALE-fo
ISL sold by public auction At the Mershs9ts, EIeh,nge
Mae Il nos .oa ~
h. s 70 Of NJ Land
land in fine cultivation planted with and and
a.: f1s
sss s s P Ss'' good
@ BE assis Fl 81
o sabis rssdenee IN the village Of T.rryseyn West
chester county htied BY s.. ls.s M1: Phillips, an. a
i:I.d .si. The soa.: Which .so%. e: BY q xh
s. Ssu. g: ses
carriage house h ice h22s osas, , .sd os
o G1 % ss,s ss. variety
..s and :pS on e NJ o
'u 3s,a ss. 9e the 'r'"''e cvB osTRANpER
1-,a1- HARRIS. ISL BROADWAi-J ~ BRUWNE.
;Sa a.s: . 20 int Of S
ss mos: ssSsd /; ;;s :%%:
ss;: 's;;s
s'erpton' can be forwarded per single postage ss, w.
:: i .s. CO" RI g. Mfir"'y &c ~nas . sf
quality Slippers and Ties at 8, and Buskins at shilngs
the pair Ladies' Caters at l6 and 10 shings equal 10 any
in city Misses and Cater Boots shoes Of
all kinds aud prices Ladies will peass call and for
themselves, at MLLERs, 1872 Canal street, West
Broadway. jys 2tis.r.
U vn d,GnT afT! GLEAK HEAP ,.P KNOX =, i2s
Hats, expressly adapted the great object Of Keep
lug cody
The healthy aud vigorous action Of bra more or less
sepeld the freedom and elasticity c he head Ii there
fore follows that should 10 ght Aud airy an
possible and that any man uke more with of
kr 20! !. than with ngy pthefa' Try ths 0srehmsst
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10. lS47.
draft Of marines, about sixty in number Left the
city In the last night for Washington Tho prnoi
pal part Of the detachment from the eastward but
they were Joined here by twenty from station and
the whole proceeded together.
The report In relation to the building Of the FIRST class
war steamer at this port Of which advised you yestsr
day proves to be and will be imms-
diately made for laying the keel.
very destructive fire occurred this morning about
one o'clock which commenced In the grocery store Of
Mesrs Hotz and Krkbrids at tho corner of Sixth and
Calowhill street. The fire discovered when
1t had made but little progress, and water be-
ing thrown into the store. the flames BE-
mister ofpowder exploded blowing out the bulk window
in all directions The main building was soon envelopsd
In the devouring element, and short time Afterwards
second dsafening explosion occurred In the garrett Of
the building which totally demolished tho upper stories
and shattered the adjacent houses both and
Callowhl streets The roof Of four houses sixth
street. next to the burning store partially raised
by the force Of the conclusion, and falling again,
were crushed down into the garrets. The wood
entirely destroyed the families that occupied them
being unprepared for the sudden spreading
to their premises by explosion Of powder
lowh street the gable wall Of the building ooou
pied by Mr.. Murray thrown down, and the ioof,
with that Of the adjoining house, occupied by Mr. Hill
Of their contents damaged by the thrown In
family by the name Of Migsn, living in tie second
story Of the corner store taken Of the Windows
by means OF ladders before the explosion occurred No
was injured by the explosion though many hair
breadth escapes from the falling materials mentioned
The stock Of Messrs Hetz and Krkbride was injured
but the building owned by MIR. Thomas Smith, Is be-
leved to be not covered by Insurance.
short time after this ire second occurred In the
vicinity Of Grard College, by which four brick houses
sales or Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
pJvLY nEhsT BoAnD g shares Mechanics. Bank q; 800
So; do a. 5000 T. s. loan co. s7 ias; 500 Resdins
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TO LET-A suit Of rooms, with full or partial board.
ina pleasant location, well calculated for gentleman
a7 Fulton street, Brooklyn. References given and
hired. ia 3tSrc
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.

- alHR
rcksburg, Richmond, Petersburg Va, Staunon Va, and
The Virginia Springs. Weldon, ~ C., and Charleston c.
srfe steamer POWHATTAN (conu Getting with the Great
Mail Line Aqquie Creek) leaves Commerce wharf
Baltimore, every Tuesday and Friday Evening" at p NJ
for the above points
Through -ticketsto Richmond. 50
a. feterspurK; ....... .........o
:" Ssssnsu ulIt Vsa;'.E'.''"..""..mi
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JuLr I3mFIRsI Board "a shsres Mechancs' Bank ~ 800
a s3 2,o Girad Bank 3 80 Lehgh Coal scrip
Beads. 76x 1000 Tennessee Bonds s., s2A
"A AfTsn s1LIs7Sio zoo Tseasuy Notes oe 900 Ches
SkcosD BoAnp-3o shares Union Bank Tennis, Is5 Susque
hanna Canal Bonds, 60; $1,000 State S. 78k.
ArTEs SALEsSioo0 Tenn Bonds 5i S2k 1000 State 81,
1ss 10 600 Treasury Notes LOG; shares ~. America
Bank, I25 lis Reading 333S; 80 Vicksburg Bank I'M
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m THE CHINESE JUNK AND CONEY
Euey4qA4x5~1SLAND FERkYEThe commodious and
- elegant steamer ION, Captain Weld, WILL
for the week. the following hours passing each
ZIP as the ChHs:e .Sc GLOWING fine Giw
street, r. iok NJ, and ~ P. NJ; Pier No NJ r., II
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Sc LITTLE MORE GRAPE, CAPT BRAG0n-
Yankee Doodles vlctores-in his present ,isl) num-
be ankee Doodle puts all his horrible route aud
marches the capital Of all good things strong On
MS way, his DE- al shot nemen and flying artillery do inn
mcnse execution the rancheros. -
0 Is articles Of reading NATTER replste with wit fun hu.
and satire, and several comic illustrations.
Public attention is especially dret ted old Rough and
Readys ten strike" the Buena Vista alley. Office li6
Nassau street.
iyl6 4
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49,. HARRIS ISL BROADWAh- - y. BROWNE.
xA& maker and importer, invites the attention Of ,dui
nknn OF hi. delightful instrument 70 me very elegant
the most spIenddy finished and also plain description OF
brilliant Dou Action HsIs. offered their
tone touch elegance and style Of finish certainly
erceIed Haps repaired strings &c. list OF prices and
descriptions be forwarded per single postage
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aSSa ~ STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS AND
SM3}s PLEASANT PARTI The fast new low
steamboat NORTH AMERICA
has been especially prepared to accommodate Societies.
Schools, and Pleasure Parties.
The NORTH AMERICAS too we'll known by the citi-
first class large and spacious need any
ticular description
AppIy 1a4 (ireenwc street. jyi4 l4tisA m
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A DyICE TO GENTLEMEN GRATIs-lientemen,
"a T you wish to enjoy good health and feel COOL this
cleaned Of what kind OF materials they are
light or dak-they can be made to look like small
place II this city where you can degsnd having
given to the public defes all composition All
who prefer health will do well to call or send
note to the great personal comforter,
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. LADIEs FOR THIEF 0uNIR

intendg ing in the count-y, aud wishing their sup.
ny d snos. find Mller I22 Canal street Ladies
Slippers Ties and Buskns at and 10 shngs per pair ed
quality Slippers and Ties at 8, and Buskins at shngs
the pair Ladies' Oaiten AZ 70 and shnes. equal any
all kind. aud Ladies will plea cal. and ersmne
themselves at MlLLERs 1872 Canal street, West
Broadway. jyis 2tissr