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Ind a dsea'~ OF that nature II be relied upon when
~ Intelligent physician has abandoned hi, patient TOT
erc distressing diseases. especially DKoPsY the prop
ror would earnestly snd honestly recommend IT, At ls
present puce easily obtained By ALL and tn, ,al will prove
M article In h.th
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Mr0ilinrs.
Price Reduced!
NAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTUREl
Large Bottles only One Dollar.

Large Bottles Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor Of the Great Amsncan Remedy "y.uon,s
'k"kfAsLk LirhoNrRiprlU MIXTURE" induced by the
argent solicitations OF hs Agents, throug hou tho United
States and Canada, has
Reduced the Price
81 his popular and well known article; and ftou ,h. s,,
'enesorh, he will put up but Que size only.-h, ou,n
Solcs;-ths retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public assured at the ehsrsc,. ar TIA Mi,
enc. Its strength aud curative properties WILL nrs,,
esonANdrp. and the will be bestowed in mr..
sarng It as heretofore.
As this medicine. under it, reduced price, wiil b, purchase,
those who have not hitherto made themselves acau.p,,
With lis virtues, the proprietor would beg 10 n,ma, thu, L
article not Ia he CHASED with the amount OF Rem.ss
Of the DAY :. 1t claims tot itself greater Aealins per.y 50
~ diseases, than otAsr preparation woe ssJors ne
scrd and has sustained itself eight year. by rs .up.ro,
nSllca virtues and, until this reduction commanded doub,
he pnce OF any other aricl. in tbs, line.
Nonct PAKTIrUL,WLY, this Mtcle act. with g.a, bod
az power and certainty, upon tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys. Lungs,
md all other upon the proper action Of which life and
health depend
Til, medicine ha. Justly high repate u, remedy 70,
Dropsy and Gravel,
Ind all dsea'os Of that II may be relied upon when
eS he"EsW phFsclhn mas abandoned hts patient tot
erc distressing Diseases, especially DRoPsY the prop
ror would earnestly snd honestly recommend it, At il,
present pnce easily obtained By ALL and the ,ral will prove
fie article To be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World.
~ Please ask for pamphesthe agents give them away.
hey contain pages OF receipts Tin addition to full
oedca mattcr) valuable for household purposes and which
sl save many dollars year to practical housekespe
These receipts introduced make the book of srs,
value, aside from l chsac.r advertising medium o,
die meene the testimony favor OF which, the form of
~tlsr from all parts of the county DO relied upon
IT, "Vauehu's Vegetable Lithontrptc Misiurc tina
Great American Remedy Tor sale IN quart bottles a, o.
Zach small bottles a, 80 each No small bottle, wi, b.
Issued after the prs-cni.t stock Is dspo,.d Of
Prucioal Office. Buffalo, n. Y, 81 Main Street,
q. c. VAUGHN.
N RAJ e,en excepting from agents and dealers with
shom he au'acs ban) must BE- post paid or no attention
~iA be given to them.
s,., o., "a. -. Coo cy In Sale: ). @. smith,
Peru. 5 j. smith Newark, F. \. Hall, Aurora
j. 7 Noibrooh Lnu,M.
Wholesale aud retail, by Alcott. MrKcsson. &
Co, No. l2I Maidon Lane y Y. CNy. scar, 4
Bay, Chicago; Waiher d H,cklus. Ottawa: II.
Blahr,lcy 4 Co. - Louis.
WHITE & HUNTER Ottawa.
j. FAsNuN~. Travelling AGENT,
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.Gote's.
rnited States Hotel,

NY NIGiAs. b fowLsR, Peru, Illinois
TRr house, stone banding, IS tie LARGEST building
Gscj .u northern limos, IS a hotel ana the lessee
las enteaSused, OF heavy expense to furnish = IN
i style 70 conpogt with the building. The rooms
are urye, aaI admirably arranged Tor convenience
and comort Travellers and their luggage takcs
10 and rom the boats tIrct t charge. l3-'i
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge Of the western country these
Medicines will be- found a safe, speedy, aud GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subirr' to return the diseasc--a care by these
medicines is pennsHeut-fRY THEM, BE
SATISFIED. AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints
General Debility, Loss OF Arr6iI7h' AND
D.et ~ .EAALEs-thesc medic mes hav, been
uscd W,.n The most beneficial results IN eases OF
this description .--kING's EvL and scRoFuLA, in
It's worst fms, yields to the mild yet powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. NICnr
SwEArs, NFRvous DEBILITY, NgRyors Cow.
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALPIr,rIoN oF rnE Heart,
PAiNrgR's CoLic, are speedily cured
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose CONSTITUTIONS have become I'M
paired by the injddlcluus use of MGGcuR, will
find these Medicines perfect cure, us they never
fail 10 eradicate from the system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations of Sarsapanla. a single trid viii
place them beyond the reach of competition, IN
the estimation of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF C0UETERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, ana then
neCnruus authors arrested both in the city of New
York and abroad
Buy Of no inc who is not an AUTHORISED
Agent.
Prepared and sold by DR.. w b. MOFFAT,
1886 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE by
WALKER d HlCkLING, Ottawa.
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The Tcrc'qlr Pi,l.a1ygJg Bglsam, il prepared
only by REED {; CUTLER, date Reed, Wing S
Cu,.erg Drugrisls No.ji Chatham Street Boston,
tten doors east ofhcii late stand in Merchants Row
who are the only po--'gsor. OF the original rccps
Tor he same. The genuine Balsam will always
have the signature Of one oi the ubove firm, viz.
Sampson Rccdorwm, JOHN Cutler. being alwayo
prepared 10y one Of tie before named personally.
For sale by g !. THOMSON, Otf1wd.
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Wet Feet I!
Roots Esoots!i

en- PAIRS kip boots, Ito pnrs s,oga boots. ~
w pairs fine boots, just finished and Tor salc a, the
boot and shoe store. lnul9 w. Haskell,
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E'IGuEnS.

DlTT'S celebrated Como Piuughs. warranted 10
! scour in anyso.L tor,ac at LocGwooD's
Wheat Snrks.
COX SUPERIOR whru, sacks without a seam. for
'-' sale NJ drr12 I.OcKwooarr
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nls0irinrs.
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and PhGnix Bittcrs.

public for a G.srod OF FIFTEEN YEARS, and
duripr that time have maintained high charuc-
Ter ia almost every part OF the globe for their ey.
iraorGuary aud immediate power of restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease 60 which the human frame ia liable.
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7 TeU"l opp = I''T- V'TTTTIFU UY
NOTIFY BANLlES, NJ. b
n

first prescribed the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
snm about one year since ~ my own family in an
obstinate lung complaint. which succeeded iyphus
fever, There was M this case a hard. div cough,
difficulty oi breathing, soreErss ahom the chest and
debility. The hnl-nm ,prcdl.y effected cure.
Having since prescribed the haisam m many lung
complaints, with uniform success. can with conf
dence recommend ts use for u those complaints tor
which j, ia offered ns remedy
Boston, Feb !. 1872 ALBERT GUILD,
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Snperfinc Flour.
TtIE subscriber has on hand supcrfnc Flour, from
Leonard g. Eaton's mills, put up expressly ar
family use. Warranted good--subjcct TO be seiuru.
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~ NTTrTTIT9 ITTsTTE TT0N
IMpITRIIN nE TIE BLOOD

4 ps-e~srsa marvellous efficacy IN all complaints ,fi
ir'm Indigestion. from iri'y q ne Stomach. from
unequal circulation determination Of blood the head
paipstioa OF he heart coil f- li hands cold chiljs ard
boz, isuc, the h1j, L has not Us equal IN C0fs and
Coughs and promotes easy cXfeCoriton and gentle per
spauou aIug OF The lungs uroas AMI syery
oiher part
hut nothing s s excellence more manfssly seen aul
,cSnow edged han n al kni, a1t 'ia.s. Of
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81 his popular and well known article, and from thi, 4,
'eneslorh' he VIII put no but ole size ony,-hs on,
Sottlcs'--ths retail price will be
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Office to Let.
gORACgO.

IN BOXES Of superior plug Tobaccoo iiftrent
Nv qualities Fine cut chewing aud smoking, IN
pcrsand bulk, constantly on hand aud tor salcb BY
drr2l LOCKWOOD
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~ PPER LEATHER--iO dozen Tor sahe by
~ tluie -. w, llAsEEIr.
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and mus VTs'gs % se1s sfeaI EaTetF 0I 1lhtf maj
aie. a. Spiral irritation Neuralgia, ~ llas Dance,
S,eO0HlHg. Ep.lsu!r Fffs. CoTrElsoEs. &c
l. crane- mt aJ0s etcIies The s-r 10 healthy acilch,
tones the stomach and gives good DIGESTION relieves tue
bowels uf torpUr ald CONSTRUCTION, ays inflammation.
nrs the SKIN ,guaiEes the circulation OF the blood. pro
utlng gentle warmth equally all the bofs. and the
r-ensibe re-prsuru -frrurrs AMI Ugntness II
oIov.s all oostur1us and uyig the eHre ne:rou:
-v-teu. Il not fhis tntn
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us N, which, By the laws OF civilized nsaon, tssy
trd ,Efer deaih They may have been, and pro2apy
tbou v Of crimes FOR which this Government ought ~
sifb Ia punish them, under the acI of Gong os' 9i
t Sl IsIs But supposing he iacs relating 70 insl
t,e n he a. they repfrtenied 10 us ne
,,..d mat the eagle nut ard SHAH proeci tnen
ssps any punishment. but thu = he' .he ?, s9
TsoT ma yard. Tel NJ Count % AceJ % 80
SNu - sosreounier punifhmsut which, n h@y sc
o,orsie VII worse than any he eo1li in g. "a
~ e,g,snt frowrs and deuunclauons or good in-n "a
-, - rouptry for suemptt0 violate lns iallu -l
Snror cfs pson which holds ii' character ~ aiss 81
no ,ra an. higher worth ihsn at ne 1ufs t'teil.i
- So ir le most friendly rer ta ne tue s'ifis
,restv that n hs uniusy she IL one crop on
$500, nod a. MS exciting period 10 may COST me wv
cour mes q san culinary Wal , L., IS
M Clsyion desires 70 be informed every Gay OF
80 ,tste Of affairs. and has heard that hunirels'
sorae say thousands Of invaders have ianaen Oh 'o
so-,b side nf Cuba since the return OF Lopez.
re- evrects IN. Congress, tie Sartnac and the
AIbsuv. are 1t this time at Cuba, and are TO bS
consdcred 90 subject % tie protection Of The Amer
ican prisoners, if they should be required.
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the effect this late intelligence from New Mexico
will have in determining the pending controversy,
which / will give you. 50 far as the extreme
Southern men, as well the ultraists OF the North
are concerned. il will make each faction the more
unreasonable 10 their demands, and the less ia.
cined 70 accommodate their ultra views b anything
that is likely 70 satisfy the great body of the PEG
pie But with the conservative portions Of both
parties aud more especially With the Senator's AMI
Representatives from the North Western Sta'es,
the influence viii be a beneficial and salutary one
They viii feel the necessity Of exercising the bal
snce OF rower they hold between the two violent
extremes of the Uaion aul their s.rensth viii
ultimately be- 20 disposed 0f as 20 carry any meas.
are tnat Wi settle not only the boundary contr1-
versv. bur al the other issues which are embraced
In the Rerort Of the Committee % Thirteen. IL
may seclme necessary o. modify some provisions
cf the adjustment. m the manner limited AZ By
Mr. D0r6Las iu che senate day or two since, -
as TO secure the united support Of the entire North
ves,. and If so such modification, have 40 doubt,
viii DC made The ultra Southern Senator'S have
thus far rejected all efforts OF the friends oil me
adjustment to meet them upon anything Ike Just
and sustsinab'e terms; they, therefore, cannot
complain. II terms here ai,er should be made tnaS
viii meet the Appreciation and support OF the SEN
stors and Representatives from the valley OF tne
Mississippi. Every mail from the west comes
freighted with letters 10 members ard others arg
1
basis Of the Committees plan, rather than the eX
element should be longer prolonged, and the coun
try kept il a state Of uncertainty and CONFUSION.
This is perceptby having its influence, and 20 me,
il plain indication that after ell the croakings 70
TIE contrary some plan Of adjustment will hasiy
succeed.
Private dispatches have been received 10 this
city from Nashville, IN which it is stated that there
is diversity Of opinion among the Delegates as to
the Committee plan of adjustment. Many OF th'
sbest If the delegates strongly favor that mode OF
settlement, while others as strenuously iusist Tor
the extension of the Missouri Compromise line t1
the Pacific But even should the latter De insistei
uDor by the Convention as q sineqnd H0R' II VIII
not influence single Senator 70 go against the
adjustment proposed by the Committee, thar
would otherwise 20 for it. It's only tendency
yvonld be 70 ,lieve such Senators as DAVIS TOLEE
and CLEMENS, by dividing the responsibility with
them that they would, without such action OF the
Convention, have n assume entirely before the
country, tor procrsstinatng the agitation through
Jscsstnf snv adjustment. Yours, CLIO.
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On toe lith Of the present month an article was
published in tho san Of New. Yosk, announcing 40
approaching battle 10 the Island Cuba, between
the troops OF her Catholic Majesty aud en- eXpedi
tion Of adventures, who were SAID 10 have eit the
South OF the Uhited States 10 invade that Spanish
Province
The same day, a Gag was hoisted on the Office OF
that newspsper, calling i,seif the flag OF the Cuban
Repuhlic. Since that it has contiuued aoauag day
by dsy. and collecting people, who publicly crowd
around i. in groups thus organizing piracy against
frieEdly Raib'n
The scapds, absurd as it may appear. Is causing
immense de.filaent 70 commerce, and much alarm
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CITY ITEMS.


ERRoR-Our paragraph about the Independent
Grays Of Baltimore. yesterday, was incorrect. Tho
Grays will arrive here on the llth inst. next Tues
day.
srABBISG-Ann Riley was arrested in the E!ev-
enth Ward last night, for stabbnS her husband
with knife.
LEG BRoKEN.-Oficer g. w. Duryea OF the
Eighth Ward, was run over IN iniTletnsI' enlS
morning by hose cart, whereby his leg was bro
ken. He was taken home by the hremen-
Decentralization Franklin and julius j.
Long, deserters from U. 5. ship North. Carolina,
were arrested yesterday in the Fourth Ward and
delivered up.
STEALING BUrTER-Rose w Glace was arrest
ed in the Eighth Ward yesterday, for stealing
large pail Of butter from J. w. Backhorn, $50
Broomest
sryAIIsG LuMBER-James Lauler and James
Kennedy were arrested yesterday, for stealing
Lumber from a new building IN Greenwich-st.
Frrs-Elzabeth Fisher taken with commissions
in RiyiDgton ST. was brought to the Tenth Ward
Station, where she recovered during the night.
ASSAULT WITH KNIFE John Even was ar
rested last night in the Seventh Ward, for assault
ing and drawing knife upon officer McMahan.
STEALING ToBAcco.-Peter Farrell was arres Jed
in the First Ward yesterday, for stealing lot Of
tobacco from Otis X Woodward, 75 Frontst
STEALING SOvEREIGNs.-George w. Nelson was
arrested in the First Ward for stealing five sover-
eigns from John Mallory. Committed.
DASGERoUs-Complaint was made yesterday to
the Police that a new building, Al Fulton st. was
in dangerous condition from digging around the
foundation The back wall was cracked. Referred
70 Fire Wardens.
SURRENDERED.-Daniel Nugent, charged with
s,abbing Benjamin Martin in Ann 81. says he acted
in selfdelense, that Martin and others (who are
known as Rock Boys attacked him without provo
cation. He vent to Capt Leonard OF the Second
Ward and voluntarily surrendered. Held to bail
il $500 70 appear and answer.
T. S-The name Of the man stabbed is Benje-
min Martin, residing 1.-THE corner OF Barrow and
Hudson sts where he now is, and doing well.
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sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, NJ
BELMONT HALL.

TF,IIIs WELL KNOWN AND FANORITE PLACsa
Summer resort vii reopen for the reception 0! Nsns
ON lie Iftf mat Many I'm pTovemsnus have beea 1880
the buildings ard grounds since the last season TIE "
randall connected to this establishment 10 20 sttsas
70 be retired and yer convenient the main buh1mt
This Is al entirely building, having been sley os.
and she'd 10 IT. best style; the TooGs are 90 sn
az to communicate and be converted into private PSI.
The whole establishment Is This seeson bted up =
STYLE, and he accommodations unsurpassed 49,
shai be omiued on tie part u the management vss
manly and experienced persons are engaged 70 M WI
department All communications addressed ...,.x
WIN T. A HiNCHhM
Schcoevis Mountain Springs June /, 1850. .s..
Route via Morfi and Essex Railroad. lick w.,
COnzn0-st Leave every mOrnirg al Ah lHS- -,g
from New York h. hours. Leave fbiisdepns 80
morning al NJ foot " snutsL via Ne~Jerssy 49,.
iof Newark Connect N and h. kR. Throoge 70 ''"-
i.56.eOds
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The Compromlse-AfIairs In New Mexico-The
Nashville Convention, &c.

Corfespoudeuce Of Tie Tribune.
WAsmNGr0N, Wednesday, June s.
One Of the evils which Mr.. CLAY az an early
nsriod in this session clearly ioresaw would befAI
the country the event # the nonaetioa policy
bsi,c enforced and which, be provided against in
-, resolutions OF adjustment, is now NJ oar door
The authorities Of Texas, and thefreemen Of New
Mexico. have already become embrolled in per-
.onal collision, regarding the question Of iufisdic-
ron over the soil, End the eiuson OF blood has oay
bsen prevented by the interposltion OF the strong
arm Of the military force OF the United States.
This policy, which we were assured with honeyed
,rorss. was TO still the turbulence Of excitement,
.ofsrss Slavery and the Territories were con
cerped. has become exploded; and it is now con-
coded. that not only legislative interference, bat
Interference OF the most prompt nature Is demand
al in order TO save both the sacrifice Of life and
he propasation Of Slavery over large portion OF
territory now exempt from that plague Col
WAsHisGToS gives bat a gloomy account oi the
state OF public feeling n santa Ee, and II X neither
10 ba disguised or denied, 0ut wnat the inhabitants
If NewMexico feel as though they had been
abandoned by our Government, % whom alone
they have b look ior protection. Had an adjust
rent been perfected the thri month OF the session.
mon the basis Of Mr. GAYS propositions, this ne y
ard embarrassing difficulty would have been
avoided. and the country would have tJu-d that
reuo,e Which will inevitably be desied 81 long
a. tbe Territories are left without govern meats,
and the remaining issues OF the Slavery controversy
are undisposed Of have my Ogn oPinIOO IS ~
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CAR .-PAAIS-OkEEN IS brsodt--.us.ss d
"a scarcsly dissenting voice among pelatsfs y -
vast superiority 10 point Of durability ard 0nash n
Psrs over al other greens, 6ud is preenosDt re
Venetian blinds sip aiming bar 10 u eqsy srss
raj compliant h ~ Gbs sad green. IN pr0p0rDa ~ AL
er cepIh Of color and pernaneucy becomes
~ strike out, or, az I IL Technically termed,
body-and. moreover. that al such green So ssS
As regards the lasi objection me lale s,
snc most efficient faisnt cners removes al "a u5e
" beyond doubt ane 10 such exteut thai ~ 1.rs-ss
heretofore has been wholly inkgpiicaDe " s...y -
heuceforlb ~iIl BE- deemed slOre suii4Ds D.2r eov
luxunsnt beauty Of this pigment Bat ne oeS.r.nf 81
eenuing the want ~ body s ~ me exsn -. vsirs
feet claiming Ls practical expedieats o. - r,.sserG
skill; nevertheless, Il depends essentially % ,,f1 . A.
grinding a very sufficient body may % r. vrofsed y
cases by judicious application Of gooa hs,,x an H
steam There "a one po.sL however, eonsSs ~ ynce
covering properly snd.On vhc also pes ,sassf
the WOfk, VIZ: tie selection Of gfo0ha -rra-son
finishing lis common pnaetise "a :. y,-en. Tas'
pnne With peerbiue grey OF sons o.s n ~ ~
highly objectionable becaass he HhnsP 800 0fs =
rs-eTeen prodnces 80 % spssk, an suns bs 1@
or with fgt u ne grourd~,f Oh winch - - s0rk ~
40 rsssu,is 10 its character; $50 msAs sscs
expersvs ss By puniDg wiih = lo"-pi 49, "a 80 81.
sius IL coal OF h.shsE gisds ina<cs 49, n -os y
oserzts- ursduce. with me sane nl ~, rrn q 10
~ ns ~ paris green pfcFsfsS s,fsg 49,
vr,v 20 ne oder grades AR siseS
insrssi'd hi ne sse Of e AD0se ~ - "a IA, sf,ss
gsai .,r parucasts TsspeSprx ne sac nss7 ssslT
Pris-geen-
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ooEAnIc HOUSE ooNEy ISLAND

~ ~. ROGERS would inform his Old psfons 49,
- ard tho conmuuit,-sll thOse who are $1,000
vlsi ing the stnre mathis Oc-arc House, Cosy
viii he opened on Saturday, June ~. hss.s
This will be found one u tbs beet a0d ss'es M
plsces Ia The whole rsrgs Of tho Cost Tue ~ v,.IT
irash rom he oceaU nowhere surpassed teo sss
will hnd delightful rides IN the vicility ara ps''
view Of all vessels cOni0g in ana going % sea s.r
e,earuers leave de Islsua SIX or .ighs nns -,
and Stages morning aud evening. The Oesanh ny. 81
oolv one hours ride from New YORK. or Bf0os,yntyss
ter or lard. OuA5 hOvsS-lA
M HENsHAW viii be Al the AstOr House U1b ~
nom 40 10 8 O'Clock each osy, 70 wait upOu ssy Pefs
de.rOus OF MAXIM aTrsngsmsnls for board dufng s
ar - SCI CHAs. NJ R0GsS
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CIlITIiING.
rHE BEST PLACE no BUY.

CLOTHING. AT WHOLESALE OR RERAIL, IL at
u he store OF 2. l.. ROGERS, 70 FULTOS-ST. at the
sgn Of Taylor ssrer without hesitation, ths my
sock OF Spring and Sumer Clothing the cheapest and
most varied both In and prices hal has ever been
offered for sale 10 the city.
Dress and FrocE Coats, from French and English
si,,bs ...............g5 90 TO -
Oa5cs sod pnsness Cuats from Cashmere Cashmeret,
r,Desd Aisnsr-a ana Linen &c 81 90 W 10
usrssilles - .'................. IS to 5 70
BOYS CLOTHING
B.ys Frock and Sack Goats, from Cloih,
Aap6cca, Linen 70 W ~
go. l.ck 80 and Panta from 62i 10 : 90
=. Vests, from SIX Satin snd Marseiles ~ 70 z 90
Also a splendid assorneut OF Cloths CeSsimefes ano
Vrsng IS constantly hand, and made al Ihs shortest
ooucs r l. ROGERS 76 sulton-sL cor. Of Gold
A tan suit Of Summer Clothing for - Az ZmMWfh
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spected and acknowledged authority, warning
tbose who are mised, to leave that dangerous pain,
where, for their own Interested ends, obscure and
vulgar or ambitious and immoral SPECTATORS are
endeavoring 10 lead them. u -, W
The undersigned tenders TO the Hon Jonn IA a.
CLAYTON assurances Of bis most distnsusoeu ''''
alteration. ,Dr,oN nrrA PARCA
wtsmrGToN, 10Th Jsnasry, iooo'
DrrlRrMES7 OF STATE
,t'~g,SrTo. Jaa. - 1870
NJ. rolse,os De Ia Brsa, &c DC. &c r .ho
The undersigned, Secretary CT sls'o Of N.
1rri,"3 s,ste,. soknowledgss the reeePs , ~
"a, 60 sn,wed designs upon the issiu ooricn9
IA Ss,i,ire tie intervention Of lno tber, -
snd ossm ~ Illustrate and 70 suppress t te P,e
No note has been laid Dsosv 1'g i'm
~ sa5 ~ those direction the unoel Trn;,.5
,nS.a,ny Addressed Instructions - w New.
Sat-. District Attorneys 70, w. 81 which for
STATES sS WashinetoD, copy o. "H I 60 10
Vnesns a. Of ~ Cslderon aDo .. i,s -. =,
the ss1,'s ,Ss undersigned has no" toe hoNO' -
eommun,ess sesigped avais himself Of thIs occasion
Inc Ito 10 N. Calderon the assurance Oh nls us
20 re isLsd consideration. JOHN ~ cLAiloN'