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REMOVAL,

nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
IL Office 10 his new Hydropaihic Institution, No. q
Franklin Place, Frankiin Street, BOSTON Vapor and
all kinds Of Unmedcaed Warm and Cold Baths, always
in readiness at the Establishment.
Transient boarder diseases can, Desired find
the best of care and the house, till restored
For such two dollars per day. and upwards For
nent boarders from dollars per day, according
TO rooms, &C. n may ~
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EB V. b. PALMERis agent for this paper
Boston, New York, Pbade pha, aud Baltimore Office IL
Boston, No. Congress Street
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~ ROGS's XnrpSS forv

parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Iulv % dwtf
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FOR SAN FRANCESCA

EAN And Che Gold Coast.
SFE4$'ENIE last sailing superior Bark Ship FLORA,
s2S4s&ka a Capt. JOHN HEMPsTEAp, having her cargo
v" sali DlhECT for The above pert on the 25th June.
iier accommodations for the comfort and happiness OF
ootn caon and Storage passengers unsurpassed.
lnose wishing 10 take passage would DO well apply
soon, after the present week The price n passage will
De advanced. Apply TO b. q. BAXTER,
June IL. DOT NelO London.
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TwO Engine EatVles
BUILDING LOTS.

FEHE subscriber has for sale of the desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City OF Worcester, it is sit
mated the north side of Chatham Street, The high
OF land the Dwelling House of Rev. Mr. Smalley and
contains about $500 square lie has also other lots
the same Street. containing 5000 So IT. eachand three
Lots in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
nerr the Red Mills on Taylor street.
June 4. DIFF CHARLES WHITE.
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REGUL ATORS.
OCHOLEFIELD'S Patent Regulators for sale by
- May 8 dwisf g. FOSTER d CO.
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BREAD.
RARE CHhNCE.

TINE STOCK Of Grocery Store will be sold low and
the Store Southbidge Street, recently occupied
by Cushman rhayer will be let for the Grocery or Pros
vision business. L. & 8. p. HARRINGTON. i
June IL. DIT IL Portland ST. f
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TO FACTORY HELP,
WANTED, three or four small families with help, in
w Cotton Mill in Southboro, Mass. Apply to
WA. RICHARDS, Sup't.
southboro Depot, April 81. dist
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Gimps, Fringes and Visite silks.
"A LARGE stock OF the above Goods ;ust r.c.irss p
A June o. dw CHAMBERLINS
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Florence and Straw Bonnets
Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes

Secured against Gunpoder and 0drrdnted nor to inire
books or papers by dasapness
THESE SAFES made in the most substantial NOV
4 ner, lined with composition which is a perfect non.
conductor Of heat and be destroyed by fire. hayng
been exposed frequentv to the most severe tests IN
everv instance preserving their uninured -
Manufactured by JOHN E. WILDER
No. 80 State Street, BOSTON,
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS,
April7. distf at Horepster pa.
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MUSICAL.


nAHClEG ACADEMY No. ITO GRAND STREET.
~ three houses from BroadwayMr Sarsceo professor,
author and fret iDoducer OF dances In the United
profession very thai of dancing had pub
hbsd porting teach all the dances wheh he
himself eschs the honor ibform of the
class Of society who uay honor him with ther
that having twenty years complete method which
hai where with usivers APPRECIATION and espe
cia in York; and that being the only Professor in
the United STATES who teach the modern dances all
ho let be en.atsd TO learn AZ the school
of the abovementioped (unkfuI pupil OF few months
osneing the aud modern styl Of New York
they will with their dance bHdly the old ftye which
L. fatidous ard " and fashion. His saloons will
and all hours for classes and
Private lessons also given in families subsorp
ton the Let of Sepeu her for eight months for
who good dancers and who wish to practise
besides his did guisbed dances the kedowa Waltz Polka
kazoufks and az In i've ttops, Ne &c. The Sixteen
Figures Redows Wal Quadrles and the Zinsara. tnew
the which Mr. Saracco respeetfuly ors to the
American pubo who have generously favored the
else Of HE talents during the last three years.
LroR THE INTEREST OF ART. TAKE THE LIBER-
ty forming the musical world that there is just
finished octave IiaDotore, At the minufsctory
Mr. John u. Durham 70 East Thirteenth street. which by
adding all IL odern i'm In refpect tone
touch scon and external appearance consider the finest
specimen ] in America. TIE proprietor OF the
above will be much pleased have the pro-
Of music call him aud the
qualities Of the instrument myself IS profe sonal
thought IL duty call the attention Of the public 10
this exaordhary piece of work nansp at Mr. DIS manu-
factory. FERDINAND y. kEu, Professor OF Music
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BALTIMORE, August 81, 1S49.
Lgisdfirs Noniindfions-7n The Nep Vhig Papcr--
Soilsr's PoiWt Fiafs-Bwgiortss- The Nep .Sy-
nagogue - COrgressionai Election - zM Mar
kets, &c.
The wing city convention re-assembled last
night, and chose Robt. C. Barry. Capt Jchn Eagar
Howard, Daniel Dale, John Coulson, and John
Waterman, as candidates for the Legislature.
The convention also adopted series Of resolutions
strongly in favor Of conventional reform. This
il very good ticket, and will, doubtless, run well
especially as the democrats have one upon which
they Will find il difficult to rally their party strength
learn that the new wing paper, The DAILY
7imo, by Msssrs. Ricketts, Il Woods, viii appear
on Monday next. II 10 intended to make il an
afternoon, instead Of morning paper and, il sue
Gees Is desired, IL should be made a 1.-TWO cent,
ipstead VI "penny paper"
The government works, at Sellers Point F7ats.
nine nI.s below the city, are progressing finely,
though thiry or forty must clapsc before they
are completed. They have had great difficulty in
obteining water, and an artesian well has been
sunk, without success, to a considerable depth.
Recently, however, Captain Foster set some men
et work digging well. and on Tuesday last they
attained the depth ~ s,xyseven feet, when one Of
the lsbtrefs, retuming work, struck his pick into
the ground, and a stream Of water rushed through
as thick ss bis body. lie Immediately called Tor
sssis'arte, and b, The time he ~ss raised from the
well, ~ c,nislntd sixty feet Of water II has aimee
been hil'd bali up with sand. and the water il now
being drawn out TO enable them to wall IL up. and
no doBbis are entertained but that IL will furnish
good water
Tine new Jewish Synagogue, which mentioned
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yesterday, Is not to be dedicated until Friday next,
the 7th instant.
Within the past two weeks no less than TWENTY
two burglari0us convicts have sefvad out their
time, and been discharged tom our penitentiary;
and some OF them have, donblless. resumed their
profession In the city, as nightly vl5ltatIons are
made to the tenements OF some OF our wot thy eti-
zens, through barred and boltrd oors and shutters
The Congressional election in ihls State, which
takes place In five weeks from the present time,
Will doubtless be the most spirited and energetic
that has taken place tor many years The political
complexion OF the House of Representatives will de-
pend on the result which fact will draw forth the
full strength OF both parties, however di satisfied
they may be at present with the II, nnees. From
this distsct, MAJOR Henley, wing. says he will be
elected, and the Hon Robert VI McLane dem.
Is as certain OF success as It he had his credentials
In his pocket l opne. however, IN A both parties
would be glad 10 have better To vote for to
represent This great city, and The OF either
VIII cepend rather on the spirit Infused into their
parties, by the prospect OF the attainment Of q
majority in the House OF Representatives., than BY
the peculiar merit or fitness OF either.
The -four market IL duh Sale. # 400 bills City
Mills at IS Is Nothing done in Howard street; de-
niand moderate Sales Of 400 hhls city meal at
So 37h Grain RENAME unchanged; sales of red wheat
At 81 81 o.; white 81 % 81 10 Cora steady sales
of white ut 5lc 5hc yellow, soc Glc Oats, zoe. .
Soc Rye, 6ac The provision sssrkrt Is stsady sale,
of bacon sides at 61ac shoulders. 6c sales or
common hams at Sc. Groceries steady prices un-
changed Whskey Is firm sales ~ ~ 40 ZSc In bills
and money market Money is abundant and stocks are
declining with but little pecs or speedy improve
DeDt. The return Of dealers aud brokers from the
springs may, however. rfuee energy aud activity
in the market The following the sales 1t stock
yester5aysl 500 Maryland Defd 6s 1914; $500 City
bis 1870, lO2X
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ii, lS49

PHILADELrnIA, Aug. 81, lS49.
John Cole, the disintcrested, independent, and
selfnominated candidate tor sheriff set down that
famous umbrella he always carries, and COM
menced haraneue IN fIOnt OF the State House,
which soCn congrcgated crowd around hun. He
said, that in the absence OF anything like a free
press In this city, he took that method Of annonn-
eng that, on Wednesday morning next. he would
hold conversation with his felo w-citizens at the
State House. Without attending to ma wn position
before the public, heproeeeded to denounce Father
Mathew, as an emissary from England, sent to this
country with stores OF British gold, to influence
our primary eeciIons. the object being 10 pave the
way to the election OF Lewis Cdss To the Pfesl-
dtncy. He impl Gated Robert j. Walker, George
klifiiin Dallas, aud slhers, IN this conspiracy.
Passing from lhis subecI, lie gave that thing, the
North 1403Crtc0H," blast, and then extended his
Cenuncialons John L, Ter, his peculiar erratlc
style, winding up in as abrupt manner as marked
the commencement, he reulned MS hat aud UNI
brella, and marched off to repeat his eoquence 70
some other crowd.
The democratic conference have overcome the
bugbear Of selecting Il Candidate for sheriff, by
choosing William Deal, ou The thiry second bal
lot, and have since gone on w'th more rapidity.
Bonner Thomas has been s~lrcted Tor county trea-
suIer, and DIR. Thomas Bunting Tor register OF
wills.
A case of hydrophobia has occurred in South
wark, which presents some very siugaar features.
wark, a man OF srong Constitution aud active ha-
| bits, who was employed us foreman AT the ship
yard OF Nessrs. Simpson and Neil. lie returned
| home IN llis usual health Tuesday evening, and
| the next morning, feeling naulbbess down one
| side of his person, sent for DE-. T ). Reed, who
| applied remedies, thinking he had taken cold.
Before long, however, decided symptoms Ut by dfo-
phobia made their appearance. and he rapidly grew
worse, and died this morning. The srangest part
Of the IL, that the deceased had never been
bitten by dog, so far as he could ecollsct.
The fales Of stocks to-day, follows:-Firss
Board-S 600 Harrisburg 6s BIS Oh shares Kentucky
Bank l00h do do lU0L; SO Reading, b5, IL, .dffer
Board so shares Reading, II; 81 60 Reading Bonds,
b5. 57d; $4,000 State 6s S74 $1,000 Rea1ins Bonds,
314. Second Boord-s4.0oO Penn Yivsnia 5's 81; $225
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal o., S"S 81 900 Ten
pessee SIS, SIS; 200 Wilmington railroad o's, IS;
shares Manufacturer aud Mechanics Uank, ASH; s
Psnnsylyania Railroad, 3sk 10 PcnnsylvAnia Bank,
100; 100 Reading Railroad II .3frer Boarl- 81 900
Pennsylvania 6's, s7,si $1,000 schuyikl Navigation
sSL
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WASHINGTON, A

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30, 1910.
Vel DOnc-Ih Nary Departmental The Secretary
of War and Senior Rosa-Ihe japanese and
Chinese
Instructions have been given to the United States
ship Vandaha, to look after the Patagonlans, and
the recovery of California emigra at, lost among
them IN the Straits Of Magellan, from one of the
great outward bound fleet stopping for wood and
water in the Straits
The correspondence between the Secretary OF
State and the Secretary of War, on one side,
and the Mexican Minister on the other, is
rather curious. We hardly think that Messrs.
Clayton and Crawford should have allowed
Stnor Rosa to denounce the American emlgrants
to California as highway robbers, without the
proofs, and while the Nexicans are left to runish
them as they please, II would have been, perhaps,
as well TO have reminded Senior Rosa, that while
this government cannot countenaHce any Outrages
upon another 10y our emg rants or travellers, II will
expect lis citizens TO be treated according TO the
laws OF civilized nations, III "A foreign country.
Hon. George =. Marsh, United States Minister
to Consanfnople, is expected to leave shortly for
the sublime Porte, and we understand that Mr.
Clayton and the Secretary OF the Navy, will pro-
baby avail themselves of the opportunity for de-
spatches to our dIplomatists, consuls and commo-
dores in China, In reference TO the anticipated diff
iiculres between the Brush and Chinese, and in
regard to the ouirsges OF The japanese upon Ame-
TIcan sailors. Through the medium of the British
mail communications from Alexandria, in Egypt,
a special messenger at this nme might be Of I'M
portant service to the government IN China and
japan; among other things. IN anticipation OF the
trade hereafter TO be opened between those coun-
tries and San Francifco. w.
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United states othsra Of purc
country residnce In I.nnsy wanna The subscriber
his Farm, situated county,
IL north " Ptiladepha. osatalns
sOe vhish highest
Of cultivation PROD cng wheat, rye, Indsn and
haJ equal upland fArntht remaining 20 being
woodland On tie Ia fre ~ feet By
as win vsrandsh attached 10 feet WIDE extending
length % the house. and large piazza the whole
ps for family Of twenty
Tbs Iufe grounds tutIounons th. h.use shaded with
and beautifully laid There
the three houses farmers
gether three large bsns stabng
for head Of
sse Of 40 tons Of rduce vim eoseh house wagon house.
sprng house house fsh pond garden Of
ser,s stocked with the fusst
and srsre sail stream ofsprnr ~atern held daily
mall witch tie fhlsdephs and New York papers of the
day received and nibus posing the
ming evening. In the inrsdste vicinity Episcopal
1utheitn srd Frestyterian Churches Further
IL all wishing purchase. nvi
ted 70 eal snc .ssnins the estate may ho.over Be sd-
d,d that for beauty beautiful ation aud
10 surpassed ~ the United IL may veil
slso 70 mention The pIc., vhios IL s2v Apply
0koRGk SHAFT, wftsmarsh Montgomery Co, Pssn-
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AMUsEMENH.


NIBI0's GARDRN.-sArURDAY EVENING. SEPT. !.
will he given sro.gly the admired comedy of the
POOR GENfLExAE-0r Robert Bramhle; Mr.. Chppea-
dale Dr. Oapod Mr. H. Plaeide; stephen Harrowhy. Mr..
ka,nond; Humphrey Dobbins John SETON; SIR Charles
cropapd, Mr. hind Lieutenant worthipgton Mr.. Kings
ington, Mrs C. Howard Miss Luereta MTab, Ars Watts;
Mary Mrs Roberts; Dame Harrow by, Mrs Bsnrv. Inter-
mission Of at hour betN ID Attn aets Dod-
worths fremsnade huscaJss Admission esnts Doors
open att o'eloss, to commence at precisely.
RARkUk'S AMERICAN MUSEUn.-splendid psrfor-
- in the afternoon ~, and evening O'clock
The Crocodile just arrived from the River Nile
and hich is ten feet " length be all hous
also the amusing farces entitled Perfection and The Omni
Jerry hcrryted ns Barton Miss Stanhope Mr. Higgins,
comic dancer Mr. Clarke and Others The living
Ralespake Wax Scripture Ststanry and half
million # other curosities with and costly Paintings
be all hours Of the day and evening" Admission
TO the whols cents Children under years l2
7 ADIHs AND GENTLEMEN OF TUE THEATRICAL
~ profession Informed that the Lyeeum THEATRE Bos
ton will open for the early in september. Appca
tons for engagements to be made 10 the subscriber
paid,. HtGPUREY ". BLAND.
NATIONAL ACADEKY OF pESIGN-A REVIEW
Exhibition consist Of works previously exhibit
ca BY the academy and such oheYes have been nell
in the ct the institution bonner of roadv
leonard the LIST Of October Exhibitors will
please forward list of their productions Jno. u. Rud-
bomne Curator At the rooms of the Academy.
A CARD-LOvERs OF HARMONY (PARrICULARLY
IA Old Courrymen) informed that Concerts on the
free and principle take place night at tire Apollo
Saloon, Perseverance Hotel ~ Canal street. Ga
Works. AGmii sion Free Proprietor and con uctor,
W KNIGHTeN, late Of Marion Hall
Pianofor.c Mr.. Williams.
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SHIPPING,

NOR NARsEiILEs-THE FINE BARK MISSOURI
Cart Jos II Brown For freight OF passage. apply TO
tDAMBERLAIN PHELPS, l0S front street, or to
BOND HIkCKLS, Brokers, Tontine Buildings.
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Our Wsshinston Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30, 1919.
The Original Taylor Ms~- Mr.. Secretary EWing-
House Knmting-FHnmy Hay Of Doing Business
The Nev York Custom House.
The .arsginal Taylor men are dlsbanded, disap-
pointe d9lnd chagrined, while Secretary Ewing
leads he cabinet, and the cabinet mlsleads Gen
Taylor Why does not Major Bliss come to the
rescue? Why permit the President to travel alone
among bamburners, aboLtionists, old hunkers,
Yankees and pedars!
heard good story this morning of Secretary
Ewing, and, from the source, cannot question Its
truth. Mr.. Ewing wanted house-Mr. Douglas
had house-Mr Ewing went to Mr.. Douglas and
proposed certain alterations, improvements, &c.,
DC, and by way OF an inducement, told MIR. Doug
las that II he would let him have the house at low
rent, make the improvements, NC he should have
All appointment. MIR. Douglas asked what appoint
ment. MIR. Ewing told HIM he should have Jenny
Maher's place, as gardener and superintendent OF
the public grounds. The bargain was made, the
Improvements were made, and Secretary Ewing
moved IN. Jenny Maher heard that Douglas was
TO succeed HIM. Jenny wrote to Mr.. Clay, and
Mr. Clay wrote 10 Gen. Tay Tor. Jenny was APP
pointed by Mr. Adams, and had a sort Of fee simple
IN the soll-he could not be removed. Secretary
Ewing moved Out OF the house, and Douglas took
possession. Secretary Ewing purchased new
coach, sported il for several weeks, and then re-
TUNED II 10 the maker, as not answering his pur-
pose. The coacsmaker swofe terribly but what
could he do, a poor mechanic, with member of
the cabinet
1t is said that the Chamber of Commerce of your
city, voting your late Collector honors, nc, acted
somewhat as did the directors of the old United
States Bank, when they voted that institution SOL
vent, and Mr.. Bidde service OF silver. A COM
mittee man can tell more about this, and the tree
permits for anchors and chains, suits of sails, and
packages Of goods.
1t Is said that there will be some searching inves-
legations and some curious developements in rela-
ton to the New York cuetom house. ABNER. "a
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AN OFFICE TO LET, At ~ FULTON STREET. NsAR
IA Nsfssu, the fret floor, stsr front IL IL
well suited for law for s-ns sm all busnsss
Privilege Of . deck will be let, N preferred.
ITO LET.-TBE NEW 1--WE STORY BUILDINo. lit
Broadway being the terminus 81 the New rsrk New
haven Railroad. Aso large Bowling Saloon, ti0 Broad
J.. NJ BARNES, 40 Broadway.
CTABLE TO LFT.-ONE HALF or LARGE BRICK
- stable 10 let, No 20 Mercer street Rent 10
Inquire ~ Greene ttret. Also. fne horse for
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PuBLUATIOss.

RtgHAsONRY.-ALLrNs RITZ AZ or TREEwA-
sony 20 WHEN " added Key 20 Odd Fellowship. With
few copies Of the shove scarce book oa 0cured
Tuee So BY rsttipg So the book In paper cover can be
BY m all, the United States Canads
W. GOwANs ~ Fultou ~.
JIIsToRIcAL ENGkAvINes ON srEEL-wAsg-
ngens issugnrsL II9 So we trst Prayer 10 Cen-
fiese Ff 81; Ihe spirit Of 70 f2 Declaration 81 Inde
ysi depss. Nc. sc. JOHN fEALs, Publisher sod Prss
Keller 100 ulton street aud n Carnine street. N. r.
The usual eissounttc the trade. Agess wanted
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EDUCATION .

CA1HOLIC INSTRUMENTATION III ia YArHaRs
~ Of the Society ~ Jesus " Third ~ shall
scholastic duties hcndsy she 80 of September
be pupctusl IN sending their child
the appointed day Termsfor boys above nine $50
under bine $50 year, psyahis quarterly IN advanc-
T. LAhk1N. s. T.
AIRS IHIBAULTs SCHOOL FoR YOUNG LADIES,
Vl No 10 Arlington Place. will reopen the 7sh Of
september.
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subseribers in this city, Brooklyn wni.msbursh,
S:es:y City no &c are nov assured that the Hs,ad
% Be- delivered It '1s noasss and stores a. Q. Ssors
ysquested to notify OF the delay and IL shall ct
- rsmsdied.
cooley A. X cess, IYl Broadway, Corner or
SCI ~ .ssss MS s,s.s the l., o.
ID sollsson Of EDgl sh EAssyi1ss framed
DsIsbsr~te Deed or Darkness.-Exnox, las
est looking bat produced this fall No YET
Genslemen's Hats.-Lsnry 4 90. introduce
this day the fashion f,r the Aston Hoase.
FAN Fashion, 1919 WIN. n. Beebe 4 Co.,
Fsii.dsrbs hssS ~ ama srs now selling the Fs
E .; % Hat. The s yt o. ss
erme for the sessop pseg an ar slsgenes ana true
Goods
recently imported BY us.
The National Police Gazette, or this week,
:snsns full account Of ths exsuir Of csr
si,y ioes Doing in Bsstor Orleans, Me-
kssiaels S straw Bs At chosao; IL
our fofn.en froa Ca'iern New
osns Boston sa,stOs ba.on Sse PCs ss Jefferson
EstImates for ls4o, 80 without refer
ing to Ts,ray ." sos,ag a. ;hs grGdrst of
street, for the next twelve months.
Paris. Vienna and Rome can never hope
peace while hey resect provide for the workin
classes Look at New York. where they get whole suit OF
Clothes for s. 'oaks from 81 10
81, Corner OF Nassau and Be kmsn streets.
Defer not tiIi To. morrow TO be Wise, but
call purchase Sunni Clothing mt lass than cost,
for the fall business but
in the meaneime purchase hrst quality goods AZ
nominal prices. Fine iGats, 81 Pants 81; Vests. ST.
GEO. Is. CLARKE, ll6 William street.
Ladies returning from the Country, wish.
AID lands assortment Of Caters both eoored and
black t. fon in New York with complete assort
aides and Chldrens Gate, Boots and Shoes
Of ali kinds and prices j. Il. MILLER, l2l Canal st.
The IngTess Of DtSeasc.-Fuu one half OF
the dme The system through the skin The
main thing is keep this sensitive membrane and
clean. permitting unetnous matter to accumulate by
the malaria lie mbited 10 be subsequently
by the sbs bens into the interior For
attapntle in lie fu erfeetiop, RABINEAUS
sablshnents. at the ht;or aud irving aonses
Ric hsiisu Diamond Pointed Gold
PENS snd cold by J. Y SAVAGE % Faiton street,
durable Pens In the world. j. Y. s. has large
Gold and Silver Watches OF all the cele
bsed makers guaranteed to Keep accurate time, which he
will sell very low.