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TIIIRTIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, June 2, 1s4s
Senate.
The-Senate convened at the usual hour and pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the morning business
Vice President Dallas again being absent. MIR. Atchi
son omciated In the capacty OF rresioent pro. rem.
Numerous memorials and petitions were scented,
after which
HOUSES.
Mr.. ArcHIsoN laid before the Senate communica-
ton from the Secretary Of the Treasury relating to
ths cause: Of the delay in the erection Of light house
csived, and ordered to be printed
PRESENTATION OF FLAG.
mr.. JEFFERSON PAWS OF Mississippi presented, as an
American flag which was displayed from the Halls Of
the Montezumas the capture of the city OF Me xco
Mr.. Davis accompanied the presentation with some
very appropriate remarks.
After the transaction of w important business,
Mr. Ba,oHr, Of indiana moved that the Senate take
up the Oregon bill, which was agreed to. Mr.. Bright
withdrew his motion to strike out the 18th section Of
Mr.. BERRIEN, of Georgia, moved to renew it, and
called for the yeas and nays, which call was lost
The debate was continued by MIR. Rusk, of Texas,
MIR. Butler. Of South Carolina MIR. Badger of North
Carolina: Mr.. Niles, of Connecticut, and MIR. Downes,
Mr. HousroN of Texas offered an amendment to the
bill, designed as a compromise
After several Intellectual attempts to get vote the
time spent therein the doors opened and the Sc
nate adjourned over till Tomorrow Saturday
House Of Representatives.
The House assembled at IL, A. NJ and was called to
order by the Speaker, Mr. winthrop. After the read
ing of the Journal and prayer by the Chaplain.
IMPORTATION OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Mr.. EDWARDS from the select committee appointed to
investigate into the complaints made Of the adulera-
ton of drugs and medicines imported into this coun
try, and used by the United States army reported
bill prohibiting the same, which was, notion read
third time and passed.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Mr.. ROCKWELL, of Connecticut called for the regular
order of business when notion the House resolved
into Committee Of the Whole on the State of the
Union, Mr.. Brodhead in the chair, and took up the
private calendar, when sundry private bills were
ported. read third time and passed
The House then, motion, adjourned over till to-
morrow-Saturday
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Yesterday morning in the 25th year of his age, john
r. BULLEN
His friends and the members of Atlantic Lodge, No.
so, !. o. Of o. F.. and the members of the Order in
general are requested to attend his funeral. at
O'Clock this day, from St Johns Church. Washington
street, Brooklon, to the Greenwood Cemetery.
At Bushwick, l.. June LIST. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, a
native of Chenne, near London, England aged AZ
years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from his lat
residence, Saturday afternoon, the Sd instant at
o'clock.
On Friday. the ID inst, JosEPH ?. MuLowSY aged
two years
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this day Saturday Mt half past
O'Clock. from No. 100 Barclay street.
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BANKS OF CoNNEcTIcUr, 184S.
T.nb.J.t..,

This shows an excess of resources Of S955SsS1 g.
or excess of more than hundred per cent,
and above their liabilitiesthat is if the line of dis
counts good for the amount reported Nearly
eghths Of the total of the banks in bills
discounted, and thon one-half Of the liabilities
in circulation. The amount of specie on hand to bills
In circulation was very small but must be borne in
mind that the banks of this well those of every
State in New England, have deposits with the Suffolk
Bank of Boston, for the redemption of their bills in
that city This does away with the necessity of keep
ing such large amount of specie on hand, there
would otherwise be- at the time that gives theirs
sue more extended circulation. The banks fConnec.
tcut have at all times been judicously managed the
aggregate movement has been exceedingly uniform
that those depending upon them for facilities have
known at all times what to depend upon. This is Of
the utmost Importance to the customers of any bank
ing institution as it enables them, in making their
business arrangements to calculate with the greatest
accuracy, what aid they expect In any emergency
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PHILADELPHIA, May Ills u s. Bank. 81 500 Sch. Nav IS
6 456; $50 L. Treasury Notes Gs 1925 $50 Grard l0x
5000 Sch Nav 6 6 i5k Isl Isgh Mort 6 So 1900 do do
SseSsa sogrd MsSeanss a9s Morris anal
Mechanics Bank, Hs 1000 Sch Nav Is S. f5 $50 Morris
Canal, lOa 1900 Lehgh Mort Loan, sos 1000 State S. &c.
B)sroN Ju 1-Broscrs Boards ss Northern Railroad
oT 20 % do Concord Railroad 20 80 rights Boston or
Railroad 81 "a b6 ss Western Railroad 9g l.
do Pttsburg Copper Co. "a &C. $50 East Boston Co. l2
y 36 so do bod 1914: 1926 do Reading Rsroad 1874 lSs
70 do do bOd 49, Second Bourd-l25 Reading Railroad
ss =, do DO h3o 49, do Vermont Central Railroad ~ do
Worcester Railroad, 81 49, do Boston Maine Railroad ST.
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estimate was correct they have lost nearly one.third
Of their entire property.
We annex a statement showing the movement In
the leading departments of the banking business Of
each bank in the State of Connecticut in April 1S4S
compared with the corresponding period in 1916. 1t
will be observed that the circulation and discounts
have increased slightly within the past two years.
BANEs OF CONNECTICUT, April, lS46 and 1s4s
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BRIoHToN CATTLE MARKET, June 1.-At market, 1856
Beef Cattle 20 Jokes working oxen and Calves
900 Sheep and Lambs, 1900 Swine Prces-Beef Cat
tleExtra 81 So 1st quality SIS rs az 25 I'd quality
So % g 80. Working Oxen-S70 1870 Cows and
Calves-S22 So Sheep-S1 IS, 90, 2 62 a few
ira Cossets $40; Lambs 81 a 3 so. Swine-At whole
sale, a sc; selected lots 4 a a5tt.
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PoIitics-The Court of Inquiry, sc

WARRINGTON. juno p o CLOCK, T. NJ.
The Scott stock is looking up Ohio will go for
Scott. also Indiana.
The Court of Inquiry, at Frederick, will do nothing
until Monday new batch of charges are said to be
in preparation and that General Taylor will in
for his share.
The Calhoun men in the Senate making strong
effort the Oregon bill, to upset the Cass platform,
respecting slavery in territories.
South Carolina will not go for Cass.
Gen. Cass is still here but will go westward on Mon
day next.
WING delegates are still coming in.
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On Thursday, LIST inst, by the Rev. Doct. Adams
WILLIAM AuGUsrUs HoEBER, to ELLEN ScHuREMAN
ScHENcK both of this city.
On Thursday, LIST inst, by NJ. Liable Lafont at the
Church of st. Vincent de Paul Mr. FRANcrs MELIzET,
to Miss CLARA A. PILLET
In Boston, LIST inst. Mr. ALFRED LApD, of this city,
to Miss FANNIE W, daughter of VIM. j. Walker, NJ D.,
of Boston
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TELEoRAPmc INTELLIGENCE.
IMP ORTANT, IF TRUE!
The Ratification of Peace with Mexico.
BALTIMORE, June 2, 1913.

BALTIMORE, June 2 1913.
The editors OF the Evening Meas, Charleston,
South Carolina, write me by telegraph, that the
steamer Edith arrived at New Orleans from Vera
Cruz, and brings the glad tidings Of the ratification
of peace yifh Merico beyond all doubt question:
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The movement of each department appears to have
increased but not to any extent There two
more banks included in the returns this year. which
accounts for part OF the increase, leaving but very
slight expansion in the other institutions to be
counted for The aggregate and liabilities of
all the banks Of the State, in April 1s4s
nexed:-
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CASTLE GARDES.--The usual Sunday evening con-
resort and now that the weather has set in,
may expect to crowd there to listen to the SPLEEN
did music Of Lothan's brass band and enjoy the mag
nificent promenadcs of this unrivaed public place
On Monday evening. new scene will be presented by
the propretors, and additional place of amusement
will be offered to our citizens and sts angers soourning
among US. During the past month or two the hands
of workmen have been busiy engaged in fitting the
Garden a summer theatre. A spacious stage has
been erected the seats have been arranged to
make 1t visible to all the large dome has been alter
ed as prevent any reverberaton of sound and
word spoken on the stage be heard distinctly
throughout the house-and last, though by no means
least. excellent company has been engaged, and the
amusements. dramatic and others, which will be pre-
sented will be of the first class As sample of the
style in which things to be done Mile Augusta the
favorte danseusc, will appear there Monday even
ing, and variety of entertainments will be given.
BARNET WILLIAMS is playing with much success in
Albany. This young actor is acquiring first rate
reputation throughout the country. He is indeed an
excellent delineator of the Irshman, probably Of
the best. We glad to him appreciated so well
wherever he goes
Political Intelligence.
GEoRGn.-H III. Thompson has been elected to fill
the vacancy in Congress occasioned by the death OF
Mr.. Black.
ARKANsAs.Col. Hampstead at present U. s. District
Attorney for Arkansas, himself candidate
for Senator for the unexpred portion Of the term for
which Senator Ashley elected
KENrUcKY-Col. II. NJ. Johnson it is said, sticks to
the stump for the governorshp of Kentucky.
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NJ ECHANlCS HALL, az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
lv1 Grand and Broome streets MONDAY MAY 20
night during the woekLAST WEEK but of the original
CHRISTYS MISTREIS whoEe during past EIGHT
MONTHS have been received with such distinguishes
and une1amped most respectfully that they
will continue their original and innabe every
night until further notice Admission rs Doors open
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Weekly Paper, with a large circulation,
for SALE For particulars address box 1874 Post Office New York
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The Hat-summer EDITION, revised and Inn

proved by No. 2 Fulton New York Now ready
complete assortment Of the Summer Fashions Of Gentlemen
Hats styles and prices suit all classes Of and
to give the utmost ifacon all who them and
all who them Also variety OF Chren Caps the
cheapest found in the city Old
especially invited call and Ia town would do well
just look in before purchasing elsewhere at KNOCKS S Full
tom tre
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Vhem 30 dollar Su1tS-Unrc0eemeO tI00XeS.
800 Summer Coats Alpaca Tweed Cashmerett Linen Cling
ham, &c 81 to 50 Dress and FroSk Coats 81 to So Vests
EACH Also few Of them s. suits Nassau and Bekman
Hair Cutting aud Trimming Whiskers.-Am
above through Of displayed y workman,
HAIR IS street, Of st.
Emigrnnts 1.-THE NIiseries and Troubles of
sas sS kssn s. ea yS q. ed
Days months Of sickness be thus For
the blood upon which diseases feed Man have his
any part q BODY
qualities produce s pain No bronchial disease Be
sumption malignant having become seated
near the ,s Of the lungs 1t truth these
eruptons and Ulcers all skin diseases and swcngs Of feet
aches and bilious whatever all exception
Pills q Dr. Benjamin Bandrst P a S WITH S
som anS EFT e a css F tos
dway.
Saunders Toilet Articles, Dressing Cases and
AND the sna
respectfully call tho attention Of the public their collection Of
the % sy have osSs es Mn s regard S va
Broadway
Gold Pens.-Let all those In want of first
1s s SS gold p9 try "Ts # the hell made
warranted stand years Also gold pens
ed brands at manufacturers prices Gold pens carefully
raired
Camchalagua Triumphant !-Dr. Townsend,
the celebrated manufacturer of Townsends Sarsapar
med publicly that this Californian Plant is FAR better than
Sarsapar and is the cheapest and best Medicine in the
World Pamphlets containing interesting information
remarkable medicinal virtues from the respectable
may be obtained gratis, at the Depot 80 Broadway
II. b. Jones, IA Ann street, continues to sell
ut the reduced prices for cash. fine Calf Boots So 80
French Boots 81 so French Pat Leather Oxford Tes So so
81. All goods warranted give satisfaction. H. b. JONES,
Ann street
BoOts-French Boots, 81, 80, worth @, 90 and
the 81 Boots sold Fine Calf
worth S. Caters Of all kinds cheaper than found
other store in the city Our friends should all their Boots
and Shoes Of YOUNG Fulton aud NassaTHE DOC
TOR
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DR.. Levett,s Patent EmameIIed Plates for

Artificial TeethWe always grateful hearing Of in
LEVITT one Of our Oldest and most successful Dentists has
imitation Of the gum by which the gold plate
tre concealed 1t enamel which oil acdy from
acting the metal 1t quite dederatm and hope the
improvement will be generally adopted merits to be- by all
who require this aidN Y Sunday Times Dr. LIE,
VETT, Dentist, go Broadway, corner of Warren
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L Art;ts-saturday June 3-Prog'amme-Part f-Joan OF
Arc The Lutte Player Nose resting the Butt Venus Of tho
She'll The Three Gaces Song Pas des Graces Inermssion
Of Ten Minutes Part II-Sappho. Neptune and Amphtre.
Nose and Lie in the Eating House. Scene Gaatea
Song Dance. Intemsson of ten minutes Part 1I-Creel
Slave Venus de Medc Fairies Dance Nose the Model
Artists in Tableaux Tabeau Finale Dance open
haEpast 7commence at o'clock. Circle and Paruee
30 Upper Boxes ~ cents.
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A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATfOS-A SPr-
- eal General meeting 81 the members of this association
viii tc held at the So Charles Hotel july e. o'clock H. "
r The purpose " amending the rules ". " FLEMING Actirq
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DIANo TORrES FOR SNLE-TWO SPLENDID ROSE
wood Piano iores or sale ccaT they ma.o order
Gentleman, and will le sod cheap he Is a1ut leaving IA,
CITY, They he o. the urriurc wnrrpJms II JOSEPH
LAYTON. No. 2ls Broadway under Che American Museum
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4 MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCTATfON.--N SPE.
cial general ling Of The members Of this association win
take place ~ the St Charles Hotel saturday June 10th
ecieek T. VI, for hc purpose Of eecting President ". ".
FLEMING Acting Secretary.
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tells simple and truthful story Of suffering and relief There
thousands of similar in this city and Brooklyn and yet
there thousands of let their children die for fear of be-
ing humbugged few shilngs Brooklyn, September
% s DR. Townsend-I take pleasure in stating for the benefit
Of those whom that daughter years and
six months old afflicted with general debility and loss ofseech
She past by family physcan but
fortunately recommended by friend sarsapa
M Before having used bottle she recovered her speech and
enabled to walk Alone to the asonshment of all who
acquainted with the circumstances She quite WELL and in
better health than she has been for eighteen months past 10
SEPH TAYLOR l street. Brooklyn Principal Office l26
Eu
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~ y to diseases Of the Eye and Ear at his surgery i Broad
way Warren street. just published the ed
Of Dr. Powes Treatise the which
hs prurnum aotinx I've Foun A. In
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4 LIGHT PLEASURE WAGON FOR SALE; HAS BEFN
NcGHAtN. No. 50 Marion street
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I'M ncrnRs rAmcrrr X LAMERr HAVE REMnYEn Tn

I1 FNWI|ETT INNIEINI Nt'T'IN ID ~
~ ~ Dey street where he consulted MI private
diseases The most obstinate yield 20 their mode q treatment
which Is on The nonnercura system Structures cured the
approved plan Persons who have injured themselves ly
indiscrc ndupcc' apply with certainty OF cure Once
ilev sfrpet
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ham, &C. 81 to So Frock Coats 81 So Vests
so Coaks and Overcoats cheap Boy Suits 50 to 81
each Also few Of them IS Nassau and Beekman
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sissipp Rivers tnaw exhibiting in Bamore viii open
nj the Apollo Rooms In this ctv Due notice will he given
FIRST appearance covcrs 20l feet canvass rorirying nine
different States The Ohio River shown whole extent from
Cairo TO Psburr 1000 miles the extent country
400 miles
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Total. ..... 4565,9f7 l325s5S7 4,s92 65 l342i65i
The other leading features in the report of the banks
of Connecticut for April, 1S4s, were as annexed
B,NKs or CoSSrcrtcrr AppY 1919
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CHATHAM TnEATRF-sOLE. PROPRIErnR ADn /,

~ see, Mr. '. >. Chantrausatiray Evening june will
he acted the drama TiiERESECarWia Mr. ChRniraa Ron
tame M Pare agigne Ma Winan pelpare, Vary Iheyse
Mrs @. Jones' 70 be followed by NEW YORK As IT Is
Nose MIR. Chanfrau Joe Mr. Winan William Twill Mr. Her
bert katy Mrs Booth. 10 conclude with the farce Of
John Lobb Mr. Herbert; Polly. Mrs Hooth Doors open
Pit l2ls Private Boxes, So
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Hair Cutting aud Trimming Whisl<crs.--AIl
who have difficulty dressing keeping dressed either Of the
above through Of skill displayed by the workman de
pend upon having the misery remeded by calling HILL the
nimae Hair Cutter No 13 Nassau Of Pine st.
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The Congress boot Store. -GentIen

To Young Men Tenet Hats, the form and
style Of which got up with express reference the
young large assortment Of the finest qualities Of this
agreeable hat BIRD, Pine and Nassau sts
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~ EM0vAL-TfIE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITU.
IL ton, long and fvoraby known under the
Bostvck rs Chambers has been Broad
side few above Broomc The present To-
cation desirable former as Is more cen
tra and commodious Nearly thousand medical and sr
cal cures successfully treated at this Institution during H.
last year. See monthly report
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RuWEkS iHtAFkE -SNrt RDAY EVENING, JUNE Z
- Whi DE acted the tragedy o HAMlf r--nanle Mr. T. t.
scott Ghost Jott; Lertcs j. H. HALL lloat, G. W. Clarke:
,oi9nus Ielamy; osric Joran Queen rs Abbott Ophoa
l'hill 10 conclude with the drtna III the NORWAY
WREc kERSIacS Junk, Mr.. j. H. Hal; Anrr,tor Iltnn
Frederic Jordan; Omolof Warwick Ma,ete Mn Madison
Christine Walo0 80 20 Pit l2L ocutq-Doos Oman
AZ 2 periormanoe 70 commence at u oelock. -
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PAKh THEATRE-DAY PERFORMANCE or THE
iennoe children saturday next juno 81 commencing
elo1h y NJ The Manager respectfully announces
Win the wishes OF tbs pulic, les Danscuaes Wen
Ii l appear on Saturday next at o'clock Three
-,ho eeeraoi Pas Rocco. Les Sauypges
i,V, ah we ias dies AmOurettes. The 81
oA anu te Rendezvous viii be Played with other enter
,cnss' D't open at hafast and the por will
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nR GLOVER IS CONSULTED AT ms OFFICE DURING
~ tho day and evening in those difficult protracted
Of structure gee and delicate diseases which have proved
ane for physicians OF less experience Private nsrance TO lis
ode through the entry In No Ann st. His Extract copav
eubeb etc extensively prescribed BY physicians may az
his store in front No Ani.--Pnco 81 per box.
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No. M Broadway upper Murray Street. with
pvoprety recommend those who wish faithful
likeness and beautiful picture visit to this establishment will
all that said by ourselves In its
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vJNHE SMALL POX-wE UNDERSTAND THAT DOCTOR
Gregory has discovered remedy that completely controls
this terrible disease rendering IL perfectly mild that the
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N iBLos. ASroR PLACE BROADWAY, NATE OPERA
House )-Iremendous attracti0uIhoo of tho
age the VIENNOiSE CHILDREN g IL number win appear in
three brilliant Diyertisement vz the PAS M ~ EUS PAS
nONGROlS and the magnificent PAS ORIENTAL The
Imaginable comedettcs Of \ MAN WITHOUT A HEAD and
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER will he given The popular come
dian, Mr. CiiIPPENDALE viii his appearances Ia
New York for two years in Sir Mark Chase Mr. WhLCOT
Mr. JOHN SEXTON will Also appear. Mrs. MAEDER (laic
Clara Fishery sengaged. Tickets 80 cents I}egin at
pANvkRDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF TIE MISsIy.
D sppi River pain I'd three miles Of canvass baus
largest painting in tho world thH pa5oram. Building in
broadway sdionng hbop Garden Open every tSun
days excepei Admiration ~ children half price The
will poylue ~ u 70 ooct rreriselv Afc
exhibition On wednesday >nd Saturday st o'clock
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NO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBuT 70 DUANE STREET
" member Of the Royal G cgo II Surgeons London may DO
consulted in treatment Of delicate deso No how long
You have geet ulcers upon the body rim the threat no
pains in the head and bones If tie legs practice Of fourteen
years, devoted yencrcal Diseases enables DR. tho
form Of this dease Recent cured in four days
No mercury used Structures cured In with
scarcely any pain Constitutional debility Those individuals
who have INDUCED certain asomo habit positively
restored 10 health and society Remc Der 10 Duane street. OPP
rlnsil Or y
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-THE ANNUAL REGATTA
~ will take place Tuesday June 9th The steamboat EU
REKA for the exclusive Of members and their ladies' will
Barclay street pier at haEpast nine AN precisely
DREW FOSTER Jr, W. L. LAIGhf, O. ]. SCHUYLER, Com
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this splendid article would do well call
No Is Fulton street. also be found end
variety of boots shoes CATERS pumps &c. FIR ladies'
misses aud youths Call and judge for yourselves
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m : =
WI unhe the
Itsinended for those whose
do not Icrni' increase Of family without serious injury
convenience The OF prevention nolin wi hin
tho reach VI ae knowledge Of using tcomcaus contained in
this secret The right 70 divulge II people in the rn
ted states has been purchased from the original dovcrr NY Dr.
Ron late Paris nov Of Now York The means employed are
safe inabe harmless convenient simple, and cannot In
uro the most delicate The will be sent under seal 20 any
married person Tor sl0o postai 20 DR. LOUIS RollN,
New York City. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed and reference
given for secorty Mossrs r. r. Rabneau sons Bankers
Wall street.
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oil 400 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PROPERTY
in this city sllioo att per cent for term
Of IL would be divided in two Of $500 and $500
Apply TO GEORGE TUTIiI4 Asor House. between II and
o'clock.