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and the probability that prices VIII rule throuaAour
the season, at the lowest points
The ANNEXED ssstemeut exhibiting the foreign trade Of
Canada for the year 1850 is compiled from ohcia re-
ports 1t will b. that the commercial intercours-
between the United States and Canada is of the first inn
portance to both countries
FOREIGN TkADh Oh osH.pA-inrosrs AND ExpoRrs-lS5O-
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The GRAND FANCY BALL At CAPE MAJ. Tho
climax of the fashionable season at Cape May has
arrived, and in imitation Of Saratoga and Ne xport
the visters there gave a grand fancy costume ball
at the Mansion House, on Friday night last, re.
port Of which will be found in another par. Of this
paper. So far as the attendance was concerned,
the ttte may be set down as perfectly succe ssful
number of energetic mon took the business Of
making the arrangements into their own hands, and
did not cease to exert themselves till the committees
were formed, and tickets enough sol d to pay the
expenses of the ball. They, with the assistance of
the ladies, decorated the room, ami iu fact did
everything to push the enterprise through. It was
free and easy, jovial, merry party, at which all
the participants seemed to enjoy themselves but,
from the report, i. will be seen that the affair was
not OF the same character with the fancy balls
heretofore given at Saratoga and Newport. There
was an absence of the extravaganza which has
often attended the like affairs at those places
The truth is that the fshona bles are getting tired
Of these costume balls, and it is extremely doubt
ful whether there will be one at either Saratoga or
Newport this season. There will be some grand
ftte to mark the high tide Of the season. but it is
more likely to be grsnd dres: ball, where rich
goods and valuable ornaments will be displayed
upon fair forms, than to be a costume ball Of the
ordinary kind.
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Bard and Britain
of Grand Jurors The Recorder remarked that i. was
the first time in his life he enabled Offer
any gentleman who wished TO retire, only twenty.
three Grand Jurors necessary and nearly double
that numb.r had answered to their names.
The following gentlemen were then sworn on the Grand
Inquest -
Don AsSIs ssS r07s%sn
s psSss%sn efc & ta%sins, wilson ss.sis1
I9H Far1 Rs1s Sefns Gai Ee't b M.ss
Henry GTy SSETsy pSnmHg SI, %1is%as Philips
SSan siesas RIaasias aaa'i rssmp:sn. rsssaap
His honor the Recorder briefly addressed the Grand
Jury calling their attention to the calendar which
there appeared fifty cases that would be sent before
them-sixteen of which for burglary and twenty
four for grand larceny. The court would remain in
sion for this week only aud he entreated the rapid ac
ton the business which would be submitted for their
disposal.
The following appear on the present calendar -
Murder q assault with intent TO kill Il assault with
slung shot, l; forgery, o; burglary, 16 grand larceny
"a petit Larceny, second offence. q receiving stolen
goods 1-makipg "a cases There are also-convicted
and not sentenced, j. indicted at last session 16 bas
tardy, J. Deductipg the murder cases, which will be
transmitted to the Court Of Oyer and Termner, there
60 to be disposed of this week by the Recorder
and City Judge.
charged with in the second degree by setting
fire TO the Dwelling house Of John H. Rey nolds between
Seventy and seventy NTH streets in the Tenth
in June last It appears that the prisoner had
been employed washer woman in the above place.
and subsequently, Discharged In consequence Of
the absence Of witnesses the case was not finished
.1ssauh and .7fea;a % KH-John Charles, thick-set
and surly looking individual found guilty Of stab
biDg Pat Finn with butcher knife In grocery store
Of Cherry and Jackson streets the Nth June
lsst. The Recorder in sentencing the prisoner, .old
him that like him who could deliberately plunge
knife into tow being net t to live in a
munity of civilized persons and the Court therefore in
him TO years Imprisonment in the State Prison
Adjourned 20 Tuesday. (this day at eleven o'clock
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ar Gle having trr0are In the Sunday Times stating that
mstc bthrac Was 70 take place the eleventh Of
nth. between Wm Decker and James Lee IL s entirely
false HoEcver the friends Of Mr.. Ice get match
2f Two q i've thousand dollars BY calling at John
Carianif corner u Bosvry and Hester street.
pM, H. DECKER.
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suitable ff ths SUMNER t,sfner dror in atts
veil stocked establishment oi Mr. Edvin A. Brooks 30
IUltoh street. and examine hs sstsusve Assortment OF
tegantly phe ped BuOt Gsiteff. 8loee, Sc ~ you wish
q purchase shing rccu iary excellent Ills entire stock
"a smede of the best materials, and s prices Ar very
fQrabs,
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ADVERTISEMEsTS RENEWED EVERY DiY.
SPECIAL aOTIUE.,

49, L..
DOST OFFICE. NEW YoRE-NoTfcr- No.,
per steamer ATLANTIC, vii close a, tbis atss
On Nedhesday the 9th inst. 81 To-, A. NJ f1tta..
tontseach rate. W. ~ I'M |, ny ,ysei,baiid y
O, F-TnE r. w GRAND LODGE or sorru,
- ,rn New fers VII eoumence its regular annual se.
ION ~ its room, Odd Fellows Hall. wedpesssy
.h 81 lV clock. NJ The election for erend "A
tht nsuing year will BE held rhursdav ih
pom VIII be oren from O'Clock y " % no ococs
order John 4 ntVIES c...g I.m. ~
a cAkD.-TliE NEW YoRH OMNIBUS DRIVERS n
-. t,sp.ctuly eeknowtgtre the following sufscrr .
@ ~ 40 o. he iunds q their sqcioty hereby tsnd
htr shctre tanhf 20 the following reHtlsmpn vb bsv
20 sen 'scusy com onward y support their
Nj brorn, NlUui y ". Dinr eden, Eau. sim Fj,s
sahoer.on co.. so Jitamerson \ Co sE6 H-o,rh. ntssa
hsqp tLJesuml $50 j. b. fcllo.t. Es1, Min .rcs a.,
EDwAHp r. KING, w. d.. Rec see MI h''' PRESIDENT.
ALE snITF, ATTORNEYS AND couysrtrops.
Law, hnd hoiicors In ChaHcory l., rsten sn,at
county Aiaeams vii practice in sumter Ch5ctsw Haren
ci..hi eho ehehs counties Aahsma a: ami h. tIe g
ana afaril Courts Of the State aud Isudc dale
.l, anu Nofpbte counties. Misiafipri
" y uousson Co. Liyingston. Ale seS;
hisf' Eohncr 4 Co, New YorE. SAMrTTT R,iy ho'eh
" EDWARD ". SMITH
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tr o. Nsuet ard yandam streets II would be useless
mention or snule to the extended reputation the above
nauci gentleman II acquiring for superior quality Of his
ur shilling srd Eve shilling teas the public are
cn'raly we'll aware ~ the fact but 10 strangers and
nther hg ere Iuaintcd ho brs 90 inform them that
A rf teas. gugaFs and other iitits ~ the
btst quality AMI ~ tie l. sest prices. B-Always
and select stock Of vucs brandies nc. and seEarJ.
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THE WEATHrR.-The cool weather OF the last
week has continued ID replenish our hotels with
straggers frem the springs; and yet all the water
ing places appear to be oyerilowing with custom,
notwithstanding the large draft upon pleasure
seekers by the crystal Palace, Paris, and the
tinent. Great country this No postronement on
account Of the weather.
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The Turf.

CrSrRryurE CorRsr. l.. I-MoSpAy, August 4-Trot-
ting match $1,000. mile heats best three in five.
Isaac Woodruff named b. 3. Star, (under sadde) 2
L. johnson named b Goliah (in harness). dis.
Time 2S2-247--2:30
SANE DAy.-Tr,tting match $780, mile heats.
IL. Jones FAMED p Boston Spot ot................1
n. Shute named < z. Col May May.................. 2
Time 2:i5 &-2i6.
sAar Dav.-Trotting match $500, mile heats, best
three in five. in harness.
II. Wooley named q Dick. ick...................1 /
W. Shute named br z. Rip....................2 2
Time 2s3-25l-2.J
PsoING AT SARATOGA A sweepstakes and purse of
SfO0 mile heats BEET three in five, in harness.
tended for Saturday lat, at Saratoga by Cayuga
Maid, Dan Miller. and Lady Bcvins. Cayuga Maid won
the dstapcing the others the first heat in 23O
The track was very deep with sand The betting in
favor of Dan Miller up the day Of the but II then
changed in favor of Cayuga Maid and at the start 100
TO 81 was current
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q. snunasrs, M,tnlin rnhI,t Rnrnr $,

seek ~ Cold aud tvcr huntng nT other Watches which
VII sel ektrtm j. ior cash. !. l. 81 sm1nufao-
i.Ir ofl Hehei "a EerionteJ cold Pen, onc u Whih
Will lest iifctmt
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u. s. District Attorney,s On,ce.

ArGvsT 3-Ch@ge Of CTltI PDiishmenf at Sea.-Capt
Strickland and his mate, James Earl Of the American
ship Dcvonshrc, have been held to answer charge of
cruel and unusual punishment Of the seamen Of
that vessel during her late voyage em Liverpool
port. The exam naton viii take place this day There
l. also another charge against the mate for assault with
n dangerous ycapon
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Tan CLAr FrgrrAt.--W, understand the en-
tcrpriso Of q festival 20 Henry Clay hes been
abandoned til the wischeads OF the Fillmore and
ihc Seward divisions Of b. party shall have
thoroughly reconsolica,td anl reunited IL by The
best by iuulio cement. They have been wortirg
night and day, at Albany, 70 ssepo out platform
broad and strong enough for al hands 10 stand
upon; and after clipping through shs holes for sevo
fai days. here Fooliy" and thers s'cr
gi'y' th.y have turned it ever T. a State C3nvln-
"'en hnt, in the meantime, they have sa~ccd
upon Wpd Of reunion. very much Of the wfg
rennsy ivanla a'riIc o. wor. eos, part wool aid
pay eot'of; jet sch plan as requires Clay fss-
u'ai 10 explain. good dinner o! this sort would
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IL the Anthor Of that benn,lful Poem. the

Sony c klcctrcity descriptive Of H potency IN curnr dis
Wien almipitterod ntrnally In Watts Nervous
kntdote II leave his address this oice be
viii Greatly otre believer n Electricity, who b. Fsther
fncts ftr publication urtu the subject
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Liquors.

DAkk5H shOkls s,es OLD SrOaE Ia gTILL or BAwD A,
49,. .ha t,5.s corner q haibeIry. Everyteds
Mons may aeFena IN ny klet, Porter So Isva ,s ~
wy istAt sky ftte coming -cn
- ,O-ls, AMBAySb DALLisORE.
300 pozEN 81. gULlnN CLAREr-sTttt,ss a.,
49,. ,lls shs lts. I.r eeatr. Also, iO0 dozea st e.
s s r.rdoten, BOTTLES retuTne III tho
vIsnay store 40 Froons street corner of Crosiv
WV" "psrior 81 julien and Chateau ksrsauS cisrst.
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the Oldest ane mot 1trrcrtd article IN use hayng
tef tf ruilic for te last th yasf taa be- Lad cT e
Buls ilsrs. Vholeeaie Ard retail.
o. sAtNDEBs a soy. ~ end 81 proaaNsy.
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40 90. elfrlLr Inri,.d !.
Boots. Elegant ana Fashionable, and SHOES

cs ana rxafcno tte faitcrtt orrisnt oil ne sos
ftyOno al soall Tie fIert in the civ.
a. }. .sAuNDEFs. 9g- Brofdvav
BotWcon " hi ana WslAef strtets.
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ernE ARTS,

DGl nv .frTl = FIRST RATE pTAyrs HI>s1-
= y. Fttd win sttClhrs ft9ipsss 20
'e lurer ne ts 90 ard rce mrst ie rerqse.iv
l.' "h' w u lhe t.aie Iiafer csptinr lf,1st
t,Feft to n'1itrt The coat Of ~ az aovo, @
anao. " ,.s. ,.an thst on th' French riatcs I0th.
% sh ae htnEe hich cannot b. TOO m1cb opre lated
ny VIZ Warrant lre T. Tor ssis at The so n aoents
J VICTOR BISHOP No S3 3Maisea19ssrss'' .
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Excess Of imports over exports.

EAcess OF imports over exports. 16O %
II Twin be by comparison Of the above with thC
statement Enade few days since that the value dutia
bic goods imported Is 81 7oS greater than arst re-
ported This shows falling of In the aggregate com
pared with thai Of the corresponding month last year
| S5o22G26
IL has been decided that the stock Of the
Bairoad Company held by the city Of Philadelphia Is
not liable TO taxation. The ground taken we believe
that the company is not prod uctive
ing the six per cent annually paid by the company on
the amount paid each share stock The provision
Of the law which authorizes this payment was for the
purpose of inducing persons Of snail means and who
could not conveniently dispense with the annual interest
on their capital to become subscribers and It specially
exempted the stock from taxation
To give idea Of the immense amount Of American Sc
curtie' held hy foreigners only necessary 10 state
that Of the nine hundred and ay one thousand dollars
semi annual interest due the State debt Of Penny
vania on the let Of August six hundred and twentyone
thousand dollars due to fcrcign holders and three
hutdred and twenty thousand dollars to domestic
holders According to this about thirty millions Of the
debt Of that state Is held In Europe leaving bu ten
millions or one third Of the aggregate ia the hands of
our own capitalists.
The Treasurer Of the State Of Connecticut ryes the
annexed exhibit Of the income snd disbursements O,
his Office during the year ending tho lat April 1851 =:
Revcnue-Cssh on hand last year, SC. S2a4s6: diyi-
doDds bank stocks s3T5 5g7 tax railroad CORPORA
tions, SC, s31373; State tax, ~ per cent s7I12s-
Total SIGo,5si. observation-disclosures of General
Assembly, s27ssl salaries Of officers Of state s1s4lO
contingent expenses s1l 5l5 judicial expenses s3ei3O
public buildings, sc, si7 nS5 loans repaid, s3olol
balance, s26266-Total. sizes 5s4
The Inspector General CT Canada has submitted 10
the Canadian Parliament at Toronto series of resolu.
t ns for the adoption OF the decimal currency a. now
In use In the United States. lie says -
u y desirable to adopt currency for this province
winch might here after be adyantageously made common
70 British America being simple and convenient Ia it.
SELF md well adapted 20 facilitate inter-
course with other parts Of this continents that 70 H.
therefore eNptdnt o. adoyt the dccinai currency on
which the unit of account shall be dollar or five sh
hngs currency to lie divided decimaly into smaller de-
nominations
The present money of account is in pounds and shl-
hrg., Halifax currerry, via lie pound equal TO four
dollars United states currency and The sbiipe oquiya-
lent 10 tseniy cents.
The quantity cf cos seut 70 norkat f~cm ho anthra-
cite cod rsion CT Pcnnsy ,ana, this year up 10 The
0lst n Juy. was snnc0eI.-
A,rurscIrE CosL TRAur % rEsvsrLv,uA, ISL
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Summer 10 now I'm full blast, and those
was haze yet 70 provide themselves with clothing for the
large qusnty sti on Ssnd ard must ssi % IT, to
-' TWIN ''' H. DEGRaw 'sses Co. lss ssFulson street.
Them s5 suits.-The great demand for
s rsse %s s so
ssa rsa S sts; S. 1I Ga
Hall, corner Of Grand and Centre street.
Damaged by Croton water, and selling at
ana % nss sr ssps ,s than .'us prices large
lnsertipss; plain and .hecled Cambria Musiins plain
Anthony. - A "
There 10 no Article In the Wardrobe OF \
an to his Iarsons
s1at in th: department Of costume GREEN No xssor
test 0fesmpafson and content to abide the result
Trave ling Dressing Cases, the most prota-
nanuaotured having every requisite for
= lE and sS7 Broadway.
DR.. James w. Powell, Ocullst, Aurist,
& continues to devote his attention exclusively 10
he the I%a ss
S WsrIsp street Shs5e be had his
Self acting Eye and Far Fountain.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is the only
reliable article for changing red or gray hair to black or
roots hair from low rohead any part body War
aSa 81 Wy al Surd M S oa
Calender, s. South Third street, philadephia.
Ballard's Hair Dye.-Omce Removed TO
store No 41 Broadway of spensrd street. where
their hair colorsd as usual in private once,
BY calling, or at their residence.
Hair Dye and Wigs can he foand In the
greatest perfection at Batcelor4 Wall street. His Wigs
Hair Dye is ro favoraSiy brown Il needs no
can he procured also from all the and
In town and country
sunburn, Tan, FrcckIes, PImples, Erup-
tons Salt kheum, Ring and all detormities of
sn are without exception or reservation posti sy cured
Nedc,sd Soap found only At his old established LabOra
south IA nd street ssSE broadway Calender
recklc tan sunburn, So the Orange Flower Lotion.
Sold BY Rushan Clark Co.. I0 and 173 Broadway and
Southern Merchants and others Will find
adapted climates By soothing and cooling
properties allays all tendency to irritation beauties and
smooth and SOFT Beware spurious limitations Tor sale
retail by druggists and perfqmsr' CnI gh9ssas M by
Powder Pufs of all sizes on hand.
This Is the season when the virtues or the
o6ansG Flower LoOn are particularly called into re9usi
the face fully developed hot weather and there
House.
DIR. Rogers Sy rup OF Liverwort, Tar, and
the great remedy for Coughs Colds Inhuenz
tending 10 eonsum ption. Depot. A. L. SCOVlLL co,
3l6 Broadway Price, in large bottles, 81, three bottles
Hutchlngs' Vegetable Dyspepsia Bi,tcrs.-
e yPss q whom Vim e
can readily be relieved By the use Of nutchings famous
w BE- Sonynesd Of tg anq % ms a s ysS
for its salc is at i2s Fulton street
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THr CRors Tssr.s.- Letters from Independence,
Texas the 18th u state that there has been severe
drought in that vicinity that the crop viii not
average than bushels 70 the acre. that corn
will have to he transported the nteri 1r and that the
cottop crop will fall abort
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nl o N L Y m A IL X f. II,

MONDAY, august Id r. Nj.
The opening prices at the board this morning show
great Decline compared with those the close
the market Saturday Later advces from California
are Of the most gloomy character. San Francisco
seems destined to total destruction by fire There is
evidently in that city organized band Of desperate
nccndiares who determined to it in ashes The
effect Of another conagraon in San Francisco upon
our merchants who deeply interested in the Cali
forna trade, cannot be otherwise than Of the most
favorable character, and have the worst arprehen
lions. This has been blue day in Wall street and the
holders Of stocks hardly know which way to turn
what to do They stand their losses bravey but many
Of them must by this tine be completely cleaned out
Erie Income Bonds fell of to- day u per cent; Eric Con-
vertible. Il Erie Railroad 21S Farmers Loan, ~ Can
ton Company, -; Pennsylvania Fves 81; stonington,
e; Harlem, 1ii Reading Railroad, TX; Norwich "a;
New Jersey Mining Company advanced u per cent and
the only stock the list that improved There were
arge sales Of Erie, Harlem and Norwich, and. at the
close, there symptoms of another panic We
the details Ct later from California will be more
gloomy than The report that has already reached u.s.
merchandise imported into and exported from this dis
trict during the month of July, ls5l:-
CosnuRoE THE PoRr NEw YoRK-IMroRrs AVID
ExroRIs.
Imports.
Dutablc good entered for assumption 612 S3 500
Do. do. Withdrawn from house. Il67.6i4
Specie and bullion n........................ Sll43
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to enlighten the community upon the proposed
dodge on the Fugitive question. Give US q Clay
dinner, or Webster dinner; but, above al, tell US
what the wings of New York propose to do with
the Fugitive la-. That's the question.
TIE FroSriEE INDIANS AND THE FRONTIER De-
FENcEs.-Every arrival Of intelligence from our
Southwestern frontiers brings US accounts of the
reckless depredations Of the Indians upon the viii %
settlements and encampmcnts along the line,
american and Mexican. And ell this has bee a
going on for several years in the face of our solemn
treaty stipulatons with Mexico that these savage
outrages should be thoroughly suppressed. Mexi-
co, through her minister, has implored AMI pro-
tested, and appealed to our government again and
again, but all to DO purpose. Indian dspredations
continues and the Apachcs, from the United State,
side of the boundary withou. interruption, pene-
trate into the heart OF Sonora and chihuahua, and
Levy their tribute of cattle, goods women and chill
dren upon the most populous towns and vii
lagos OF those departments. Failing to meet
rs ,reaty stipulations in failing to lave dragoon
force OF suffcen. strength along the boundary,
to chastise the sayeges into good behavior, our
government becomes Justly responsible for the
sequences. Nor should We be surprised il claims
from Mexico, for gone millions Of property taken,
stolen, destroyed by frontier Indians, be laid
before the next Congress. Some reinforcements of
late have been detailed to strengthen the command
in New Mexico; but the long line Of the Gila is
still neglected, the head quarters Of the Apa,hes
The boundary surveying party VIII afford some
means o! defence to this frontier but mounted
riaemen and Dragons, operating from different
central points or depots are alone competent to
fulfil the treaty. We trust the President, appro-
priations er no appropriations is doing the best be
can TO execute this law; but will the organs at
Washington condescend to inform Us what has
been done Some explanation of this great default
is due to the country to the frontiers to the govern
ment, and to Mexico.
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4,a2.324 ISe lid

Excess trade with Great Britain. f5a2324 Iss I'D
The above table presents some most extraordinar
facts in very strong light. 1t will be seen that the
value OF exports to the United States greater than
any other country Instead of placing distractions
the way Of this trade 1t would be much better policy orr
the part Of the authorities aid and encourage inter
course between the two countries in every possible way
twould be the height OF folly TO coercive measures
or the purpose Of obtaining greater facilities for carry
ing on their trade with the United States through us
with other countries They mistake the character o
our people II they think their object could b. accom-
plished In that way Undr existing regulations trade
between the two countries has reached very rcspeca
BILE amount and is rapidly increasing Our system Of
internal improvements well calculated deyelope the
resources Of Canada and although capitalists have
been met with proper spirit by those the other side
Of the line they nevertheless anxious TO put forth
every line OF railway, every mode Of nicaton t
bind the two countries closely together and TO
terd the commercial intercourse OF thc two nations
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Ills increase amounts 30 about thirty three per cent
ana u divided as follows - Reading Railroad 500 2g7
tone schuylk Canal 33s22 tons; Lrhigh Canal s6og7
tons At this rate Of Increase the supply Of this
year wiz be fully cyusl to any d,Ssnd that may sris
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Orange Flower Lotion particularly called into requis
uon Freehef tan, and snnburn which much dissure
the face fully developed in hot weather and there
remedy like that adv ersed by friends, RUSHr0N,
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The cold snap of tie past week been anything
Agreeable to dytpeptcs many of whom will continue to
suffer with this distressing plant they
readily be relieved by the of Hutchings
titters Give IL but single trial. and satisfied you
will be convinced Of it's &c caey The principal Office
for its sale is at l22 Fulton street.
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Summer 10 now I'm full blast, and those
vhe have yet TO provide themselves with clothing for the
present. season. do at reduction price,
we have large quantity still hand ard sell IT,
II. DECRAW 4 Co, l39 Fulton street.
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Csnehalsus the great remedy for Coughs Colds
Cstsrrh Splitting Of Blood and all other lung complaints
tending 10 ption. Depot, A. l.. SCOFlLL & co
3l6 Broadway Price, in large bottles ST. three bottles
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eabIe artce Tor cha"gng red or gray hair black or
brown the instant applied Gourauds Poudro Subtitle up
roots hair from low frehead part OF the body War
ranted Liquid Rouge and Lily White all found the old
Calender, eS South Third street, Philadelphia.
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nnd others with dnd

Southern Merchants and others Will find
heen Fun, the celebrated Chinese Skin Po wdr peculiarly
adapted TO warm climates. By its soothing and cooling
properties Il allays all tendency irritation beauties and
the skin delioatel White
retail by druggists and perfumers; wholesale by
X. NJ. HOBBS, % Maiden lane.
Pufs of all ali ON hand.
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.xa..a. ~ VIZ Gu" uo H~n" IT W 1mc
greatest ERECTION at batceor Wall street. His Wigs
are unequad for natural and durability His
hair Dye is 70 fnvorably known needs no comments II
can re procured also from all the and Perumers
In town and country