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Boarding..


DOARDING-To let, with board, three handsome
I'D rooms second door. with psnries ztached, to
gentleman and his wife single gentlemen, the house
has been newly painted and fitted up with bathing
The location very desirable, being In the mmed ate vi
cniIy OF ST. Johns Psrkat 90 NaricS st. References ex
changed. myl9 lw'
BOARDING ard German Lsngusge.-The widow OF
I'D the Carl Weinede, Artist has accommodations for
gentlemen with respectable references 80 Chambers 81
She has FOR sale splendid oil paintings, imported from
Dresden. my5 lm'
DOARD.-A gentleman and wife and several single
Dgenemen lie handsomely accommodated with
board and pleasant al IL Markets. corner Henry
St myl8 IT,
DOARDING.-A gentleman and lady, or two single
I'D gentlemen can be accommodated with board and
handsome apartments NJ 10 Grands three doors from
Broadway. Also Office to let Ia the same building.
my2l IT.
Two AsMALL FAMILY.-The advertiser having
more furnished rooms than wanted, would like TO hsye
a small genee family Join with him and take charge OF
the ping the rent &C, be fee The situation
10 pleasant OF This City For farther particulars,
address r +. X al the Office Of this paper References
exchanged my22 81
GENTLEMAN AND LADY or two single gen
"A uemen msy be accommodated with pleasant rooms and
bosrd Whtes Also, few DAY boarders at me same
place. my%< wv
rI,O LET-At III Hudsonst. front parlor, bedroom
L and back room, with board; also parlor and bed
room These very desirable, being directly IN
front Of the Park and fountain. 1nyZl w.
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cLERoYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

As WELL As rHousASps or OTHERS IN ALL pAsrs or rnf
iolpe us OF benefits derived from Dr. Townsend Ssss
parila - -....,.,. .
opnion Of the virtues OF your Compound Syrup Of sarss
psTllls am prepared 10 giysL have used In my
kind with which | ala acquainted both a. to ns medeai
non. ssscions eutsneoas eruptons generally dye
pepss ssilon eosve habits, and liver comPisne
snv other where scroala 10 indicated, can with conn
de1ce recommend 10 the patronage OF The profession ~
ysu.Ss sss S' .uS ~ s'ss and 1sS.S:
medicine BENIN WEEKS, ND.
Brooklyn, Nov. q, 1915.
Ds. rowssEso--Dsay. SIR. Having for some uals psst
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my langs Snd
continual pain In side owing 10 evening exposure
sy.os shs pIssrssas on. " nsS1s my css
Ing symptoms. wa. ssvssS y did .o sna
.sp taxing Two or three bottles found myself relieved
Nv appetite has been restored ind myself much strong.
e and hope very 70 resume my nsus au.ss n ~
II oy ty 10 male known he scls for benefit u others
who may be lsborng under tho difficulties that have
O''" W SAMUEL WHITE Pastor Of sspss. Church.
Nov. u, 1916. s'A''n '''@"'
KK,p III. roLLowiss, and doubt " you can, that con-
sSndsa c ssesG hat s'
/ Da TowssEsD-Ds1 SIR l wM taken, liuls owe,
year ago. with severe cough and pain In my side IN
phy.icians to have quick consumption raised large
Quantities OF bad matter had night swesis, and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing iof me-
went into the hospital hope OF being benefited but was
pronou &c neur&bs ives greatly distress
ed at lungs aud could hardly breathe soon became
and was obliged 10 have Watchers indeed cannot give
you any description that would do justice To my case
was supposed BY my friends TO be pas recovery he'd
tried great number of remedies and all seemed 70 DO 10
no purpose read OF some most extraordinary cures per
formed by your medicine, and to tell you tbs Truth, aus
pecIed there was some humbug 10 them But was In.
duced to Try II did so, and am very thankful DID
say that entirely veil but am 80 ar recovered
few weeks My cough and pain 10 The side, and nigh,
have len and raise but worry n,.e and am sss
statement Of my case, 10 publsh II you please.
PETER BROWN, IT LittiesI Brooklyn-
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Sfnic of the Crops.

A gentleman who has Just made the tour from
Baltimore to Pittsburgh, on the Ohio, thence through
Mesdyille and Erie Pa to Buffalo, and thence by rail-
way TO the Hudson informs that the weather expe-
rienced was uncommony warm for May, and that the
drouh throughout the whole section of country has
been so protracted that the grain crops OF every de-
scription bear obvious indications of its blghng inu
ence The drouh has cut of the usual green pasturage
of the season. and the prices OF all kinds OF marketing
are very high journal Com.
PEACHES AND GRAPEs.-An observing friend III
Clermon County informs that the Peach crop IN that
quarter is total failure The Grapes are budding out
with great promise In sheltered situations in the city
we have noticed Peach and Necarine trees well hed
with fruit. lOih' "aH' i''"'
I-S7 The accounts from St Johns Berkley anu
other places continue be very bad in relation to the
Injury done TO the growing cotton by the late cold winds
aud cold weather. Planting over Is IN progress 10 con
siderable extent charleston Courier, wednesday
WHEAT IN WIscONsIN AND lLLISoIs'-A cor
respondent of the Milwaukee Gazette writes from osh
Kosh as follows
al have noticed with much sorrow in passing through
the southern part OF the Territory that many OF the
farmers have lost all their Winter Wheat and have
powed up for spring crops The causes Of the loss are
vsrious-mostly, however, by Winter kl and hy.
was not aware. till OF late, that the fly had done much
injury in the Territory, and believe they have not as
yet north OF WalwOfth County.
' understand from several gentlemen from Illinois
that most of their Wheat destroyed aud that some
who expected thousands of bushels will not get one
The Wheat in Milwaukee, Wsukeshs, Jefferson, and
other Counties farther north, is good
CRofs IN OBio.-The State Journal says that
An observing citizen OF Columbus, who has recently
returned from pretty extensive ourneying among the
counties between the Scoio aud Miami, authorizes us to
say that the Wheat crops look FINE and promise full
average Weld with ordinary season from now until
harvest
THE WHEAT CRoP-ln the tallow grounds and
among the lighter soils Wheat has been considerably
Winter killed this part Of the State but In other lands
il looks well In the Counties OF Rehland, stark and
Wayne the Whea, generally looks well SO In the West
ern part of the State. From all we can learn there VIII
at east be average yield in Ohio and perhaps more
Plaindesler, Cleveland May 20
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itiVsnATIoS IN NEw-ORLEASs--Th Picayune
The 6sb an account Of this affair which says was
very brilliant on,. The Municipal Hall and Lafayette
square were the center Of attraction. The Hall was
sa0fned with magnificent trsnspsrenees of Taylor and
Seo with bust Of Washington above them The hotels
we're also splenddly Illuminated well the offices
al Toe papers in the city. ST. Patrieks Church had
"nse lamp suspended from the top OF It's spre No &C
S'ashs occurred during the evening
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Removals..

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney at Law, &c. has
n removed from II Beekmsnst 10 10 City Hall Place
The collection OF accounts snd claims promptly attended
TO- titles examined money loaned and obianed on bond
and mortgage 81 Also land FOR sale In various psru OF
the Union as low as 10 cents per acre mylI lm-l,p
DRMOyAI-T. g. CUNNING, Dentist, has removed
hfrom corner Of Chambers and Broadway to % Bond
=, my6 SIN.
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Judicial Nominations Wing.

SuHiran County.-JAMEs f. BUSH of Liberty
Judge and Surrogate WILLIAM JORDAN Of Mamaka-
ting, Associate Justice c. v R. LUDNGToN, OF Thomp-
son District Attorney.
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TAKE NOTICE-Ror sale or exchange OF The prem.
isss, 81 Spring 81 The blowing articles VIZ good
grocery wagons, down town cart irI do, pair coal
scales, 100 s- cart AID harness hames and large cop
per boiler Persons wanting any Of the above articles
will ind II 10 their advantage 20 call and exam ne before
purchasing elsewhere All Inn q. BROADHU ksI.
T. HOW CASES. SHOW CASES.: show Cases
S-Athe Mandatory corner Of BECKER and haminooa
els plain and elegant Counters and uPngnt
constantly on hand and made " order win slSe' yss
bars and plated fronts the premium show case ,e
factory corner Of Bleeeker aud Hammond sts NY. I
GoD. W.TFR og dr.HshI ard IN bottles Aso
- SODA WATER SfRCfs,
Of pehor quality, viz 5srsspari5s, Lsn,. r.
ssls Wholesale and retail BY ALBERT L WLNshlr
ny72 2w Dnzgis and Aposnec.ry, "a East Droea y:
SYRUPs-Rsspberry, Ginger, Yasepple, &c iof
- 80 ~ other Summer beverages the porest add
10 the city, for sss sheep By he manufacturers,
RAPP L co, % chsLhsnst myzl I'm
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RRnnKLYN AFFAIRS

GAMBLING o. The SABBATH.-A Police officer
yesterday made descent party Of men and boys
engaged in gambling the Estor Market In Hghs St The
moment tho alarm given the troop decsmped with
remarkable rspdty some going through the windows and
others creeping as best they could By the doors leaving
behind few pennies by way Of remembrance. One Of
the company Thomas McFsll who was more corpuleRt
than crcumspect was arrested and committed for ex-
animation
TIE NORTH CARoLISA-Y esterday afternoon
we paid visit to this noble vessel lying opposite
the Navy.Yard, and were sgreeably surprised to End
everything 20 trite phrase, in such apple pie
order" Since Commander Nicholson came aboard a
complete revolution has taken place, and pretty
positye that there IL not cleaner better regulated
craft sfoat than the brave old North" There
now about two hundred men aboard including the re.
crits The gallant Commander lisa great fsvorte with
the sailors and an officer every way worthy OF the re-.
sponsible station which be holds.
Ey@ We were told on Saturday atthe Navy Yard,
that before the Macedonian left, the Government had
expended $4,000 in rehtng and preparing her for the
voysge Would it not have been as well to have sent
that amount OF money in provisions to Ireland
" The Board of County Supervisors meet to.
morrow afternoon at the County Clerks Office 10 deter.
mine the salaries to be paid the County Judge
rogate.
POLICE, Saturddy.-Diana Freeman was arrest
ed by officer Dawson for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct Committed to jail. Jsne Hampton was ar
rested by the officer Committed to jail. Mary
McNullen was arrested by officer Webb. Examined by
the Justice and the dismissed.
SuRddy-James Mcclure, John Hinckly and Edwin
Beverly, three afgrown boys arrested for play
ing ball at the junction of Jackson-st and Fulton Ave.
nue. Reprmanded and dismissed. Several others
arrested for disordery conduct.
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EXTENSIVE FRAUD The Madison Wisconsin,
Argus announces the discovery within the ast iew days
OF astounding fraud upsn the people aud letIIoil
II sppesrs from recent examination, that large
OF Territorial Scrip known have been once para ou
OF the funds provided by the General Government AAve
been ressued at different places and again In crc9s
a;ion No doubt exists according to the Argus thsi
thousands Of dollars arc saos And feared the fraud
Is a. extensive as Il has beer successful The Argus
promises full expose of this neiaTous TRANSACTION and
OF the perpetrators Of the freud.
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w The Saw.mill mentioned in Saturdays Tr
saas a. having been burned at Cincinosi on the I7ih
'Hsed to Mr.. Badger whose loss is estimated at 5000
''snee $500. The Planning mill burned at the same
me was The property Of Messrs jerks Cline-valued
~Svo no Insurance. Two stables belonging 10 these
.sonsnments and stable of Dr. Shultz also lot OF
'-"'sr' were destroyed ., the same time
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DR.. rowNsIHpv SARsAPARItLA.
YHE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN fhE
wORLD.


YHE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN fhD
WORLD.
'His EXTRACT 10 put up 10 Part SsdiiN - o. ns<s
= 1922, pisssaAisr and werraetea spen0 70 -
Of Or S.sls...s he patient
The rrss. essa,y saa superiority o. sAis ssrs.pssihs
nBAs rERsoRMED
soss rnAH 1880 cgsss ruis rsAL
i. "s,S s sS:., o. Q, b bsss..n'-'
3.3OO eoaEs oS osssaAl prsn.rrr. end wsni oil
q. 600 FEMALE CoxrlAIurs AND o,t..
1000 eusss OF DISEASES
of iss Blood, vis uee" seroAola Erys.pslss. ssli
Gus cases Of Consumption, Live Complaint. spinal Afes
toos &c This are swsre mus, appear Incredible.
All p.rs q he United s,atss Informing q eiusordin-
sry cur-s Ven Buskrt Fec one OF the moss respee,a
be dusgisu In Newark Nsvysy ,e acs " ss! -
p.ee sone Phere are Thousands Of eases 10 ne Guy OF
NewYork which We will refer 10 with pleasure, snd 70
men Of character well Known
UNITED STATES oYTIcER
Capt O. W. Mclean. member OF HE NewJ~:ey Lee.-
lsure late Of The United sales Navy has Andy scot Us
RAawAy. Jan. -. 1877
whole system len 10 desiIased state ~ss Induced 70
try Dr. rownssnds SsTnpsrsa, and amer sAAhs Two OF
entirely 10 the said SarsspaIia have eonllnaed taAinS
H. and ind hat improve every day. believe ssvcd
ms hte and would be without under eoasdsrs-
uop. - u. w. MCLEAN.
THE EDITOR
john Jackson, ESQ Editor u mo Railway Republican,
puhshed certhese aad remarks In EDITORIAL
a. follows
The success OF Dr. Townsend's preparation OF sass.
rss appears 10 OF the mosl exuaordinzry character.
I'VE ubsh to-day certificates in its behalf one cui
Capt Mclean of this town. and one from Rev Nj White.
OF Staten Island, q gentleman well Known in kshwy-
Capt Mclean believes The medicine 10 have save nus TIE
and Nh White to eatertsn an equally suons coo.
hdence 10 It's efficacy. Intelligent men IKE 1nese woaid
praise strongly What hey did nosy oess'e' as-
serve H. -----.
SCROFULA CURED.
This certificate handed into DR. Townseads ofhos
his wees and concusvely prove that his sarsapaa has
perfect control over The obstinate diseasss OF the
blood Three persons cured In one house 10 unpfecs-
dsrted. .
DR TOWNSEND sey Sr I have the pleasure 70 la
form Won that three OF my child have been cured OF Nc
scrohls be the Of your excellent me6ieine They
were afflicted very severely with bad sores, have Aken
ouy four bottles It TOOK them away fof which feci my
self under deep obligation Yours respectfully.
ISAAC w, GRAIN, LOO WoosIefst
New-York, March l, ls41
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~ Acommittee Of seven citizens Of Columbus,
sA'O' a" been appointed to make suitable arrange
~san Tor The reception Of Mr.. Webster
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'Esilns. lying down and getting up.

VIRGINIA ELEcIIoS.-The Richmond Wing
says that Treadway Loco will contest the cleo
hon Of Flournoy Wing as member Of the House
kepresentatives
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.


ps rowssEso-Dear SIR Ny wife has been for sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism. She has lrcd many
different remedies obtain relief but all 10 no put.
meat to give Your SsTsApsnlaa tra We procured SONS
OF N from your agent tMr Van BuskTk) and Il gives ms
pleasure to sae that amer using she experienced great
relief and W a. In q very short time perfectly cured was
also together with man In my employ badly nonolcd
with piles ard by using small quantity OF your Sssaps.
lila our complaint WAS completely cured consider Il
one OF the Of incidence ard would savse s who are
afflicted 10 give Il q trial 0Akklr oAhhAbhAcI,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IT, &. sylvester, importer Of HsSrlem AID brIisn
Ois has removed 70 ~ Naker-si near Cbrysae-sL ne
would inform his customer. AID inc pubic IN genera mat
be hs. e any OF bis obs his former places Of reel
dence ) and 81 East Broaiwsy-hsretore Dc cautious
~ c. SYLVESTER,
trv- 9meoa. ~ WslksrsL N. Y.
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~ .,.,omic,I Museum, 23g Bowery.-Thi,

~ Anatomical Museum, 23J Bowery.-Thn
institution lhe useful and interesting 10 his country
sill continues open and gives great satisfaction 10 every
vlsIter.
There nav be seen over hundred models Of The hu-
man system "a hfuy representing every pa b1h OF ne
male and female Ia wax. Plastic ard natural prepara-
lions executsd bv lie greatest Arusts IN The world.
The wonderful mechanism o. the human system, may
here be seeu taken from Nature, from tae hrst germ Of
iseuce through al lis yaroas stages 10 i1 period o ma
gurily.
Here are variety Of models showing The rysges Of
disease true 70 Nature that the teholceT stars BACK IN
zmszemeni particularly the model representing he Ma
nisc Among others 10 exfaordnary ull sized mocst
OF Fema ale life liz. 6gure deIn0nstrsung not only The
outward form and bes1y but Likewise exhibits f1tus IN
utero with surrounding organs reclining OF couch and
under glass superior 10 all psinlngs
Thee mod are deposited n spacious building One
rnorcouts ming the models In Midwifery, q q feet by
% Also me model Of hs Chinese lady under the indu.
ence u OPIUM Head tOnSgs ard hands 10 notion Also,
Musical ock I'M poi. 90 ION &c many, which playa ak
zen tuues The whole constitutes one Of the greatest Gu
rosiies IN the world
dstin guishsd Physician Q. Als cry, who hss visited
me Museum states thai furng bis travels 10 Europe he
has seen uohng 70 excel L. guide vii accompany ysl-
tors 10 give exp anaaons Open from O'clock A NJ I'll
10 o'clock p Nj Wednesday exclusively for Ladies III
sun dosn- Price 81 admlssiquf . cents
Mr. B J. Gray. Phrsuologis, viii Be In altendauee TO
sxsmnsllon, i've written descriptions Of cbarsc-
L. spd expsia The models Mr. Gray ihoroug hly
peept In SIS professlOn- Admission 70 his department
TREE. "J-f 4"''
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General Notices
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
FOwLERs & WELLS,
lyI Nnssan-st. ". \.
<&&H LETTERS AND NE WsPAPERS ~
sSssSsx,AS FOR FOREIGN PORTS.


EsasS7-s FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
~ Letters Bags are open at The Office Of The Ns"
Yofk Tribune for all Foreign Ports, and al letters ana
newspaper, deposited 10 this oee viii she ioi'
wsfded by lbe very earliest ys1sea TN, department
under the special supervision Of }. b. MOWER Esq
well known IN, many wears A. The xperienced and eh
Gent Superintendent Of The Foreign Le-f OepA1en VI
tbs New-York City Post Once. ,,..--, -.
papers for the following places viz London Lysi.ooI
Glasgow, ireland, Hsvre msrseilles, Amsterdam, nIe
men Hamburger BIO d. JsneirO, Valparaiso buenos
Ayr.s Oregon Mexico. Panama, 81 Thomas hias'9on'
Jam msiAnzss Havana .
Ofce open IRON A. NJ. Ill 10 r NJ.
~ Letters ana Newspaper VII ne ,scsise go A.
The sane place for the packet EMP shEhlDAN, ChpiAh
Cornish which sails for Liverpool on NE -o1h Inst
~ Letters and Newspapers VII De I.sslyed a.
The Foreign shp letter Office Of the New OK Irbnn- iQr
The packet ship ST NICHOLAS, Capt - Eyeleigh,
which sails for HAvre on the lsI Of June.
Also will be- received At the ssme piacs Ls!lers aud
Newspaper. Tor the packet chip SNlI ERLASD, Capt
Fletcher hch sails FOR London DC tbs Isl OF June myi
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\ BLOODY AFFAIR.-The Eldorado Union OF the
2ith ult contains the following account OF bloody
street tight which occurred that place on the 10th ui
Our has been thrown into the greatest conster
nation by desperate conflict which ensued between
Col. VIM r Milton and Mr.. James NJ. Hudson IL seems
that Col Milton had learned that Hudson had used
some harsh and dsrespecttul language in connection
with his name. He procured double barrel shot gun
and called on Hudson, demanding rotrscton upon The
refusal OF Hudson he Immediately cred at him, while he
QIudson) was standing in the front room OF Cornish
Hotel slightly woundpg him In the hand and arm see.
ing which samuel Hudson the brother OF James NJ and
A. K Burks the brothcrin-lsw OF Milton, ran up with
pistols and general firing commenced between all the
parties in which they all most mrsculousy escaped
with the exception Of Mr. james NJ Hudson, who re-
ceiyeds severe though not dangerous wound IN the
breast from pistol fred by Col Milton In ihe COMIC.
Col Milton and Mr.. James NJ. Hudson came together
and in the struggle between them Col Milton received
stab with bowe-knlfe Of which he Immediately ded
MIR burlington, merchant of town, was severely
wounded from the FIRST shot OF Col Milton As be was
passing into the diEngrOom We understand that both
Mr James NJ. Hudson and Mr. Pennington fas, recoy
ering from their wounds.
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- The Restorative Ordiais iffr pared y Z I
sfRsts rsrrSloUnl 80 eelebrsl11 for ssvlaLng ner-
yoas .sscon, 70 whlea fsmsles pecu iAry subject
.6ordlng 9Th in 81 cases OF aeoly saa
re..iI. byA-Bk D. sAsos, 100 FaIoa-si sols also 5y
Ru,htoc : Co ITO Broadway and 10 As.or hoass 90
rssl Maof "a FaIoasL Pree 81 per e9as ny1l jaw
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rvACard DIR HoLLIcS begs 10 announce thai II
ona,sa Sslth numerous Solicitations he vii remain
hi York fJr oae tine, and Introduce INTO practice
ihess new srd important agents sld rliLcpss explained
10 his books and lectures - on-e = -
Hours from 10 4 n. til VI myHu
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Ma. PAKENHAM.-This gentleman left our city
this afternoon ia the for Baltimore leave OF alb
sence from his post as Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotontlary in the United states. We under
stand ths after visiting Canada he will proceed TO Hal
fax and there embark for Liverpool in the steamer
which /. 10 leave Boston on the Is, OF July.
Mr. Pakenbsm bears With him tne hndes' wishes OF
This entire Community In the high station which be
has occupied for more than three years his conduct has
been such a. 10 secure universal appreciation Sustain
ing with ability and rmness the interest Oh his county
he has At the same time concated the regard OF Al the
fanctonaries of our Government while his plain and
transformations manners and the rsnADess and kindness
of his disposition have rendered him welcome visitor
In ali social circles We part from him with regret
and shall hail hs return to his city with unaffected
pleasure.
Mr. Pskenhan this morning presented John Cramp'
ton Esq ~ the Secretary OF State Charge dAnAires
OF the Legation during his absence Wash Union.
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FRENCH OPEN WORK BONNETs.-
RX1Just received, large invoke OF supef french
oOoen Worn, Pamela and Rough aad Rsady Boo
W. nets Of The rehsss and most desirable paitsrns.
GEO. A COX, z51 0rsnd-st
nx22 2w- Near Columbian Hall
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akin hats IS. equal TO thoss sold by Others -.
also, elegant dress hats q q 50 and " Is, upSfos
In style and hn,l 10 those In many places s nesi ~
asa c. @. Murch viii DO pssssd 70 80 bic h'seas
Ibis establishment
as Las GEORGE r. H. BROWN. 10 csos-se
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,

CLOTHING.
Rsasss Alax< and MaSs 10 Order.
The Cheapest Fssnionabls
cAsH TAILoRfsG
EsTAsLIsH NEST
II NewYsrk 70
w. X. DEGRooT co.
my5 jno. No % Fl-son-sI
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xTgC-YORK Am ERIE RAILROAD cow

w Compaay-Flh Assessmsnt-N9ucs q nsfsoy gs sa
500 of rs Company hzs bsen lad BY me Board OF u
I5rs able a. the Treasures Ofce lfj Nam 81 "of-
-e.ter % tic Il; day OF July rexL
U1s,c,rley NAV -. l8f7. myN w