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GENIN, HALTER, 2lt broadway, opposite ST. PauI's-
~ The subscriber has been compelled BY very liberal
atronage Of the public enlarge his Hat and Cap
most commodous establishment Of tho kind United
States The Of the system upon which he
business few At his present location Undue him
adhere strictly the following rules which were then
famed Every and vs,ter may rest assured that
No effort will be spared to render his purchase in
No impon9nity will be made to induce him to buy
becoming OF inferior article.
Every article shh be- heretofore ofhs very style
iad quality. .
crate as any Other IN ths city or
ways full and complete by
branch and Of Ghe whole Of which
wishes his pa'rons the subscriber confidently trusts not
only his former standing but also conduct that
branch Of business with satisfaction to the public herp
aud do, 50 50 Castor Brush, Black and Dab Cassmeres
Leghons Manas, Panamas, Canadians and imported ire
eeived monthly Mole skins from the celebrated
the superiority Of which, he respectfully refers the pre-
awarded to him by the Americsn Institute for the
die subscriber which has degree suppsned all other
summer hats being lighter cooler aud not liable be all
injured by dust, rain, or Precipitation.
eneren whose do accord with the fashions of
day can all be suited from the sssort
@ent Of almost every conceivable style always kept fully
glenished His stock OF Gaps comprises cloth Is quality
Leeho, Hair Cloth and other Caps, adapted for and
The .eicei oahs nisnts s and cspss q every
syIe ncledeg beautiful styles from Psr,as per SAMPLES
and book Of patterns which those interested invited
examine Also, American and French Umbrellas. Carpet
Bags, and every other article in his line OF business
he economist, and Of those who prefer to follow their own
tastes instead of complying with ee S' sS f e s.;
"rV ,f'Vrr 2d Nrnadven Nrrss'e s' P''f's
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WAsBIScToS, June so, ls47

| WAHiN"foN, June ~, l6]T.
| Squadron for the Mediteranean-Meeiean AFFAIR."
| Prospects of Peace
The Princeton has for the
within the hour. She is ready to depart She Will DO
followed by the Allegheny and will be accompanied by
revenue cutter under the command Of Lieut. Chal.s
Hunter. The utmost expedition has been employed In
getting this little squadron ready for sea.
There seems to be general superstition that peace Il,
near at hand It is very questionable whether tho be-
lief is well founded That there Is large and resrees
BILE portion Of the Mexican people in OF pence
beyond question: but whether this party large
spectacle is possess sufficient strength to uphold
pacific policy and carry through very probler,a-
cal Herrsras reported (probable) election Is locked
upon evidence Of the prevalence Of peace op-os
with reason but IL not clear that great ou-
ton place public sentiment before 10 can
acquire strength sufficient TO enable him to negotiate
Santa Anna there is every to suppose has al.
been strongly disposed to negotiate; and thu ft
that no has had a. yet no opportunity 20 wake
peace proves that party has yet sufficient ssgtz
to stem the current Of popular prejudice when is eo
dedy against us II Is therefore, most probable the
reported overtures To Cen Scott any have been really
made, regarded tho surrender the capital only aad
not the ultimate issue OF poaco or war
But should the administration Of Herrera " he
DO elected open negotiations there Is little danger
that those who now 50 violently advocate the prosecu
ton Of the war will continue hositcs againa us even
after the conclusion OF treaty Of peace IL Ia dncuit
to disperc band OF guerlas aftar IL Is ons- formal
and with body Of desperadoes In existence-th.
constituent nucleus Of an army Of discontents treaty
with any party now In existence In Mexico, will be bp,
90 much waste paper. The half brigsnd, half patriot
character Of the guerilla has a charm which few young
aud adventurous men, who have no interest in IN, so
OF In manufactures, In commerce-and therefore ma
interet in peace-csn resist, and of ruch men Or,
nine-tenths OF the population composed While SUB
men are out, with guns in their hands In the mouna
" is vain TO treat with Of peace In the cites
sand. W "
we must lend our aid to any government DESTROYS 10
reat with US We must enable any such government 10
sustain itself both while making and after has made
treaty. But this must be done In such way that no
nemy Of peace accuse them Of Being bribed by
Nd can easily be rendered by paying down portion
the three millions Of dollars appropriated for the purpose
~ purchase money. California and New Mexico must
be bought and paid for and thus the peace party viii
nave sufficient strength TO curb any actous or royca
tionary attempt 10 control their action.
oAJvlENsis.
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TELEGKAPHIC.
Markets.

ALBANY, July l--P NJ.
Our -four market was dull to-day. Sales of 900 bbs.
Michigan and Genesee made ut Sc rs 81. Corn
was very dull and sales too limited to be worth report
Ing. Rye continued dull, and prices nominal 1000
bushels oats sold ut so cts. Meal dul-so Of
whskey Receipts by canal during the preceding %
hours-four $4,000 bbls wheat, $4,000 bushels corn,
Is 600 do
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS
AND
TElEGRAPEiC
THE
NEW YORK HERALD GFfice.
NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

another express came to hand yesterday .f,ernnop
Vera Cruz dates to the nth were brought bv a.
steamer Fashion and from srazos the aoth Solat.x
oates nave been received from Gen scotts army Con
Trajectory rumors were prevailing
There Is confirmation Of the report NJ ,v,
made by Mexico.
Mexican express rider from Gen Sanchez to tina 60
vernon Of San Luis with escort composed Auern
deserters, had been taken. The escaped but u,o
bearer Of dispatches was captured. They recomaene
cd an attempt to retake Saltillo
One Of the Arkansas Cavalry has been murdered a,
Satiilo. His companions traced the murderer and
having captured them, they taken out and shot
Many others were killed that night In retaliation.
Colonel Curtis has been appointed Governor OF shl.
tilo.
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Married.

At Boston, the 30th ult, by tho Rev J. u. Water
bury, Mr. ALFRED l. BEACH, son of M. Y. Beach, Esq
of New York to Miss HARRIET H., daughter Of J. +.
Hobrook, Esq, OF Boston.
On Wednesday, June 30th at the church of the Holy
Trinity, Brooklyn, by the Rev VIM. d. Lewis, Mr.
CHARLES II. COLES and Miss ELIZABETH JACKSON.
On Wednesday evening, June 3Oth. by the Rev. John
Bowling, Mr. WILLIAM BRUCE of Old Medium, Scot.
land to Miss ELIZABETH GRAVES, adopted daughter of
Mrs whitaker, of this city.
On Tue sday evening, June 29h by Rev. VIM. " v.
Mabon, MIR. G. WILSON WARD, of New York. to Miss
LErIrIA daughter of Cornelius Van Worst Esq OF Now
JERSEY
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BosToH, July l-P. M

BosTor, July l-P NJ.
Genesee -four frmer to-day and was worth 81 %.
Michigan was steady at 81 a 81 l2K. Southern mixed
in fair demand and sales of 70C0 bushels made
Mt rs ssc The stock of Northern yellow being less
abundant, it WAS steady at 92c. Rye continued dull
Oats quote at "a 55c, dull. Provisions remained
inactive Sales of Cardenas moasses, reported, at 30
22c. Freghts continued steady, Merchants and dealers
have commenced Stacking up to wait for the Caledona
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The Departure OF the Cambria.

BosToS, July LIST, lSi7-4 O'Clock, p. VI.
Inc Cambria sailed to-day about noon for Halifax and
Liverpool with IL passengers for the former psos and
Ito for the latter Among them the Right Hon r.
rakenham the English Minister, and lady Rev Jacob
Abbott of New York; and G. S. HEard, for two years
PRESIDENT OF the Common Council Of this city Twelve
berths have bee engaged by passengers at Halifax
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On Thursday the LIST instant, HUoh CuRLEy, aged %
years. native OF the county Roscommon, Ireland
His friends and those Of his brother Patrick, and his
broher-in-law, John Murray and the members of the
H. B. B. Society, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this Friday) afternoon at four o'clock from the
residence of his brother Patrick, No 81 Mott street
On Thursday the LIST instant in the city Of Brooklyn
Mrs. OPHELiA l. w. VAN PELT, wife Of John w. Van
Pelt, aged thirty three years
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
ly invited to attend her funeral Saturday the 3rd
instant ut two o'clock r. NJ from No $40 Fulton street.
Brooklyn
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS !,
afp4 b Nthe splendid steamer HIGHLANDER Cant

IL, VI
Armstrong
The steamer HlGHLA NDER win make the following de.
lightful Excursions Monday the 9Th Of July, gtT-
FORENOON SEA EXCURSION
down the Bay and around the Light ship aochored ~
outside Of sandy Hook giving 10
see all the different Notifications Of the Harbor the
scenery OF the Bay OF New York the Light Houses at
Hook and the Highlands; excellent view OF the Ocean
Leaving iollows;-Foot of Warren A. al ~: Hammond
ST. before 8; Grand st. East River before Cnfharne A.
nj 3; and Pier No2 North River u past O'clock Re
turning 70 the same places between and r. NJ.
AFTERNOON EXCURSION AROUND STATEN
$50 - ISLAND.
The beauties q are 90 well known that is only
o'clock Hammond,st "a; Grand 4 Def re 81 Cathane ST.
Ats and fier2 r. t3s o'clock. Returning the same
landings about p. NJ.
EVENING EXCURSION
In the evening the Highlander will make an Excursion down
the Bay passing the fleet Of vessels anchored the Quar-
antine and along the shores Of Staten Island through Mar
rowscoming keep close 10 the Long Island shore that
good view can be obtained Of the magnificent brew from
Fort Hamilton and the city at the time. Leaving Wsr.
reslst at IN o'clock Hammond before 0; GTsnd St gl
Csvhnrnc A. az and Pier H. at3P. NJ. Returning to the
city At II O'Clock.
Fare for each Excursion 50 cents. JyiNsn
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SR oaFSa sD D'is .,s..s On: ITALAs
9s vii % .s' g. sa Z
sa::. Es :;::: s..s. ssss:s
sLsc for Sac season may :. secured r at the Boz oes
Doors alta quarter past q performance 10 commence
30 clock.
s1t1r.. SAT. " E,sslss "
viii be peffelmsd ErHaS ALLEy-SoI Ethan Ale?
~S.s SSpsr 5ss: n ). s. n.
ssS.s' M Win G2s SSh i f'ais Campbell
NJ NsaGs Davy Logan, Hadaway The Night Hss' Mrs
quarter 70 !; esIiorn.ace Commence At hsfpasi q
CHEs ELL tGAEpEiN-N B.s.s s.ss M,asss,
Amer WIN sS9S'L Sfs!' z Sf
Pas , Eu Matelot, oy La Petite Mary Anne.
%hieS sToIES %sfe fPs arfa $S jenkins
MI hWaleou Betty Finn'ken Miss Clarke.
Doors open at 81 Performance to commence ats.
A Me ,iCAN MushUhl.lp,ERFoRMANCE both Ar
THE ri vSSIEisr r. ' sssEpnok
and saa T sy sh hS Grand hi.
also other talented psromsI. will appear eadns the Chap
man fs'f N1i' AS Woo &ooD 'fs ' Hfc
.. Iaksn sy as Army in Mexico be here
nh SS safS SEEss pG SSSsfasrr
Wal also Be exhibited each and every performances
aom.s,on - ce.t, jeir
ID erecting in Broadway viii opened for Dramatic as
poses solely or about the first Of September under Ii.
Person, Of .e..ow.a H. s ,,,IsI ;it:v
season. will please address him tprs. ios Leonard
" During Mr. Barreus absence in Europe ali letters and
%mct oRs$S Nd B,
aaS Sarl
con Of % aud original solos eofass.
% tie q Ss 1say
EAy%oSd Bryant RnYso
Ticket. this evening IS cents each
| Concert 10 commence at ga O'Clock.
GtAND FoUhTH Of JULY BALL AT vAUXHALL
Saoon-A Ball VIII be gwen the above place Mon
SY s Be- of ss
suitable dressing viii be provided and es%e fea
mi Persons eTsr yu t ,eSs, nsTfs s
reT T Enar in me Garden without extra charge
which Is sufficient guarantee for its responsibility and good
s w M'i ays anGfSssa
Dancing commence o'clock and continue until late
may had Mr. Parker or at the saooa sacieni po
lice will be in attendance, to ensure order iyI tfr
ana..r K B,t.
% sEEp F b Ass g. ss excellent
Ashield Mrs Bowers. - ' ~
Dancing by Miss Walters.
S sossd Ren aa &C
Great making celebration of the Ma.
tonal Holiday, July ih.
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, July 2, I8t7-The
Original Virginia Serenaders i'll perform every evening
during the week. at the above establ ishment.
PERFORMERS.
II. Myers, LIST yolin T. solomon aceordionist A. F.
Winnemore banjo; ID. Kelley. Chinese Chimes; \. Horn
bone castinets; Sanford tambo aud congo i've q
RICH STREET THEA RE TO LET-'rhe Arch
Theatre with the Scenery and Appurtenances
the season Of 847 and 1919 from the next Com
mnications post paid addressed b. Branson Market
street. Will receive attention.
| PHILADELPHIA, June TO- 1877. jeII cod 2y
VNO STRANGERS.--Remem NIBLO'S SALOON on
the th OF July The best of refreshments and the cool
| eat Place in the city. jy2 ltsr
! CENTREVILLE COUKSE-rKO ING
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NOaJSs THREAD.-CAUTIUN.-P urcnasers ana con-
sumers Of Cotton Threads hereby cautioned that
article Of spool thread marked Coates Co, now offered for
sale in This market the celebrated rcord thesd
hctured by Messr. 2. Coss, of Pa,ey scc,l.nd.
HUGH AUCHiNCI. OSS so Nc,
je9 3otssrc Agents Of j. r. Coats OF Paisley.
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AsRrs-sales Of leo barrels sold 81 p SIN. while
pearls quiet 1T So 5oA.
BREApsTuTrs bout 5000 or TO- 900 barrels
NJ chiRsn and Genesee sold at 81 n 81 l2X 81
1874 300o barrels straight brands Genesee sold at 81
70 Some lots Of mixed Michigan reported sold at
So e7 100 Ohio sold at 81 "a TOO bbls Genesee sold
to arrive the present month"; and 500 do for the
same month, on terms not understood. Small sales
Howard street and Georgetown made at 81 rs n
81 SIH Wheof-Sal-s of 900 bushels Illinois red sold
at l25c and 1000 do Ohio red sold at l46c. Corn
sales OF 1000 5000 bushels round Northern yellow sold
az voc; $500 a6O0e Co OF S6c and 200y do do at 94c
About 5000 do northern mixed and western fiat yellow
sold ut 50 s7c 2loo DO northern mixed at 90c; and
xoOU 400 do at So cents Sales of 1000 40 900
bushels western mixed on the spot were made at 81,
q SO cents, with small lot at 81 cents and about
$4,000 do sold, to arrive, chiefly in July and Au-
gust or to LIST September, ut e0c. Meat-Smal sales
ll0D ebs) Western New York made ut - 25, and
400 do were reported sold at 81 l2H. New Jersey was
worth 81 so. Rye-000 bushels reported sold at
sl o. Oats-saes 1900 bushels heavy canal were re-
ported at Coo
CANDLEs--No change
CoFFEE-Market quiet and no change in prices
CorToSThe sales to-day comprise 700 bales about one
nnif OF which was taken for shipment Prices appear
steady at inside quotations except for the higher
grades which rule at the outside figures There Is no
general disposition to offer cotton a. the Caledonia
is near at hand and sellers indifferent about offer
ing their supplies until after the holidays
Jtvrp aTioN.
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w MURRAY LEIGH ION, Md, has removed ala a .
~ nee 10 o9 Chambers street Opposite the Saving
bsnkl ard hs ooseto sixtsenth sueet least Of Union
Psrk9 Once hours from 2 to6PM Iez9 ,ot.Ic
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC soCI

w> NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCI
Es-Hl1--lS ETY.-Gnnd Excursion 10 Poughkespsie-
dR3ann1ks Oraorlo ofthe Creation Monday, July 5.
The Annual Excursion Of the New York Sacred Music So
cetv will take above announced unless the weather
The steamboat EUREKA having been engaged the oc
ca.on viii leave the foot Of Barclay street ~ O'Clock T. NJ
and proceed 10 Poughkeepe where the celebrated Oratoo
OF The Creation will be performed. the magnificent lent be.
longing 10 the Duchess 20 Agricultural Society which will
contain 1000 persons The performance will commence al
o'clock AT the rermpstiou OF which the party will
on hoard the boat and return 10 the city.
board the beat, aud supper p0ugkecp.
will b, provided for all who wish.
}. The Ontono Will be under the direction Of Nj 4 v
CHuBB. 49,,
NJ. D. d. BELL Mr.. J. common SMITH
and L. 4. LANDER.
full Orchestra together with Dodsworh,s celebrated
Brass Band hss been engaged for the occasion and the pn
up and down will be envened by instrumental music
excursion satisfactory ADD pie sssnt 20 all.
The entire arrangement will be under the direction a The
Board Of Managers Of the Society Wv
Tickets ~ 80 each 10 be procured Firth Ila Ffank
n square, run, Hall Ponds Broadway; q. NJ Ssxton
Broadway o. Holt Jr, lj6 Fulton street; r. Perkins
wall street. ~ the boat Of either Of tbs Board of Man
aetrs John Ward, jr,, o01s Fulton street. ooklyn
a ticket - ~ "''"V"'
Ps-Thee will be foil reheara Of the Band and Otehe,
ba AZ the Coliseum, Thursday evening, al oicLcL me-
ciseiv. GEO WHIIIOCK Sec'v "a Eaa.i
jeso wFs&M.uc ~ ''' " % ''"'' Il
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GRAND EXCURSION TO T

ErIc-4lti-SkEEPSiE.-L each way AZ RocLaud
49, AXE, Van CourtlAndt's, West Point Nav.
burgi aid New Hamhurgh The splendid SANTA
CLAUS, Captain b Overbagh will make an ErcursIon as
above. Monday July 5h 1917 leavl.g the foot Of Grand
street H. ats NJ Cathane street quarter past g. Pier
No half Robinson quarter TO O. and Ham
mond street at Q o'clock
Returning will leave Poughkeepse son 10 reach New
York az an early hour.
Fare 30 GUS each way il .t.rc
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Dr,urIs,nj y y RH9RIyN I, ASSnsd5onsss a. suoz
ococt aeiI al auction this day, tFidsy) July 3D. at 10
Bids prs,erxed y Hosdway Large collection Of Stuffed
. yore,y Of the most beautiful bird. Of the United States
lame from Europe Phessants Birds of Paradise Chins
ammlng AID other Birds from ths West Indies and South
tAnce with perfect safety - ~ :" ~ - itsr
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EITs! FlTs!!..THE vEGETA BILE EXTRACT 4, prepared
by Dr. HART the only remedy for Ep.lepuc Fits,
Ealing Sickness Commissions, Spasms, &c. This medicine
for the last BY many who
have er-d with this dreadful disease aud in every
here had fair trial. has effected permanent
Pamphlets con aiming thy-six pages Of testimony (some
which presented by eminent physcsns 70 be had by
At the principal Office Reference Judge Randall, % Last
Broadway, ~ Y; Col Donslow Yonkers; N. Y; DR. w. L.
Monroe, Culford Ohio; Rev. Richmond Tasger West Da
yenport Rev. T. L. BUSHNELL Bal imore, Md; Joseph
McDouga East Brooklyn W. e. Anderson, Williamsburg
Long Isl nd.
REcENTLY CunrDMrs. Joseph Bradley, II. Orchard St.
y. Y; e. II Boughon, zoe 18th ST. N. Y; Mr.. Ja Behof
Jones' Revenue Gutter Spencer together with others
whose names not at liberty TO publish.
All post paid) addressed to Dr. s. HART
ate Iyas HAITI will be punctually attended All orders
must be accompanied with the money. The medicine with
full directions packed 10 boxes and
of the United States Prices per box So ST. and S2 Sim
gle bottles with medicines 81 Prepared only by
DR. =. HAkT, Principal ofIice
1913 Broadway, (neXt door TO the Tabernacle ". Y.
Sold also by A. Tompk'ns 80 Cornhl Boston, Mass; q F.
Thomas o, Cncnnst Ohio. m23 eodi5t-c
II iLLIARDS.The subscriber respectfully informs his
patrons and the public that with the wishes
o. many OF his visitors he has concluded 70 the Arcade
Hae Empire Billiard Saloon as school for the teaching Of
Billiards, and In order o. best talent that depart
Tsnt he has engaged Mr.. BUST commonly known AN
undersigned the school will be conducted heretofore
wishes Of visitors wiz be carefully considered and no pains
spared to render this Saloon fully worthy Of the high and fash
'onable reputation it has acquired.
MICHAEL PHELAN, Proprietor Of the
ye4 5ut'r Arcade Billiard Saloon No. 81 Barclay
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r., qTHE CITY GUARD accompanied by
United ates Band will leave ia the
axzs.s steamer Gazele, for Port Chester on Monday
att A NJ from foot of Market street e. r. Return.
ing, the boat will leave Port Chester at 5 r. NJ
Friends OF the wishin. tickets obtain them on
board the boat or by calling at the Amory Constitution Hall
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NUiiCt-ihe subscribers inform the puDiic that the,
~ have just received their supply of Mineral Waters
from tn. Springs fuch Sharon Blue Lick Setzrr Ksssn-
ger Veh,, &c &c all particularly beneficial this
Of The They fulfill usual all orders for the same,
wholesale aud RETAIL their establishments, No Park Row
aud 58i Broadway, Prince street.
DELLUC L. CO.,
Sole e. IL
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- MILL AND WATER POWER FOR SALE-To
: be sold by public auction at the Medchans Exchange
New FORK, on the 18th July next, at " NJ, by HALLIDAY
Taller auctioneers III not sold
lease wing .bout four years of of land
the town Of Springfield kssex couny, New Jersey. The
land is in fine cu yaton planted with aud and
apple pear and cherry trees of the best qualify There
powe, aud oyersho wheel The mil is used paper
MILL but has been used grist mill having good run of
stones, aud is we'll adapted for either purpose.
Also, good Dwelling House For further particulars en-
guire of MORTIMER DE NOTE, counsellor at law 1872
broadway. New York. je23 cod toiyI5sr
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BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
je3oasr JAMES RINTOUL Clerk
DVERTiSEMEN ) are daily forwarded for publicat On
IN the best Newspapers of all cities aud pncpal
the tied States Can-d &c., by the accredited agent
Palmer who is also authorised receive he
agency is IN the Tribune Buildings. je2e s0tsr
NJ T!CE-Ihe. cousignec, Mr.. J. w. Barber, Of ~ Dry
~ des, packet snip Louisville from New Ore
wi please call aud receive the Immediately fron the
subscriber. T.. X COLLINS,
I"'o Sc South
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- Mrs. NJ Carroll, 1884 Fulton street. opposite Church
would inform affected with Diseases Of the Skin thai
her baths have been 1925 They
mended By first physicians, D Mott Stevens. Boyd
Smith and others whose letters be at her establish
ment They have effected when all other remedies
failed. Open from "A NJ. to 10 p VI.
Shakers Concen Compound Syrup OF Sarsspars at
Is cents per bottle JED 30tsrc
ITO BOOKsELLERs-Publshe this, day, -four Alma
which are with the reading entirely original Rough
and Ready Fishers Comic, Davy Crocket and Turner'S
price &c Of all various publications, sent by mail Show
bills accompany ing all orders - .
In PHEss Housekeepers' Farmers and German Almenacs
TURNER & FISHER, u Chatham q, N, y,
je33nsr aud Is North 9Th street, Philadelphia.
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HUDSON RIVER HOTEL, corner Of West and Hobo
KEN opposite Canal street erryThis spacious Hotel
for transient and steady boarders Those in Of
quiet home cool rooms and air. requested call
This house commands fine Of the North River and
TO Sandy Hook and Jersey shore including Jersey City aud
highly recommended for nyslds Suites of rooms for am
The proprietor will all times make his study the
comfort and convenience Of his guests je9 30ts rrc
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AMI
" BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY.

Bearing interests cent. payable sem.annualy.
Prospective calculations Of the business of the Company
warrn me expectation the MON Of the Directors that
regular semannua dividends will hereafter be paid
| mencing In November next.
The following comparative Of the eips
the company for months between the past present
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MI USKETS AND GUNS.-3,OOO Muskets for shipping.
lv1 1000 double aud single Guns.
1900 pair Pistols, in great variety.
Also Rifles aud Rifle Barrels Gun Locks and Gunsm thu
articles, for sale cheap and favorable terms, by
ana * w spies l. IN OF Maiden Ian.