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much In prices We do not anticipate any Mt
IN the stock market. II holders sustain prices at
present points, they viii do than we suppose posi-
BILE Everything depends upon the demand for and sup
ply Of money We do not like the appearance of things
10 Wall street. Spectators and others are struggling
along nom day to day. with the hope that money will
soon be more plenty and they be relieved from their
sarrassments and most pressing difficulties continu-
ation therefore, upon the market
VIII PROSTATE all those who looking for immediate
relief.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port today amounted to $l551s9 4o payments,
81 1858 43-bsance, $2s61 1915 so.
The news from Europe by the steamship Arctic
ct this port from Liverpool Is rather more favor
able than that by tie previous steamers. Quo
tstions for cotton had slightly improved, with
active demand from the trade aud for expert The
corn markets were in very unsettled condition The
weather had for days been rather unavorabe for
the harvests but prices for bresdsu were not firm In
the manufacturing districts there activity aud
confidence among buyers. Large orders had been
received the United States which in Of
fulflment Money matters remained unchanged Consos
quoted the same, but railway securities slightly
Aactuaed from day to day showing fsyersh state Of
the market. American stocks quiet; the limited
demand had not, however unfavorably affected quota
lions.
The demand for foreign exchange for remittance by
the steamers leaving this port Tuesday and Wedues
day has been thus far only to moderate extent We
quote bills on Londen ga 1o4 per cent premium; on
Paris ST. l2h ST. ia; Amsterdam, 401s al; Bremen
7s'f a7Ss Hamburg 80 1914. Very little specie has
yet been engaged for shipment by the Washington
niagara.
1t reported that several failures have occurred in
Albany In the central and weste cities aiding
business have also been compelled to suspend pay
nent
The Cumberland Crian says that Is reported that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have deter
mined to reduce the freight on coal from Cumberland to
Baltimore, to So per ton.
The de lane mill Of the Manchester Company viii
% into operation in two three months II will employ
pacity, will be employed, in few months upon de aines
and the probability Is that this branch Of dry goods ma
nufactures which has been the only that has paid
any profit the past year will be overdone the next year
and then the manufacturers will be crying for more
protection and attribute their losses to the low tariff Of
1916.
large number Of counterfeit IS notes on the Thames
Bank, Norwich, Conn., have been put in circulation in
Cincinnati. The bills new and have an excellent
appearance The Cincinnati Gazette says they are the
most dangerous countereits put in circulation in
that city the best evidence Of which is the fact that
they have been freely taken and paid out by several
hanks and brokers.
The returns Of the Bank Of England the week end
ing the 10th Of July compared with those for the week
preceding exhibit the following changes
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DRY GOODS, &c.

MANTILLAs THE PROPRIETOR OF THE PARIS
WI hantla Emporium, being desirous Of efsctinS
tire CLEARANCE Of balance Of his summer stock previous
to opening the fall trade prepari tons for which nov
daily mAking) has decided upon making reduction 70
exactly half the original price Ladies therefore,
secure great bargains. GEO. BULPIN, 35l Broadway.
DAJOU'S GLOVES just LANDED, OF THE FIRST
quaty-Lacies kid Gloves white and black Light aud
dark Mons do full assortment OF coors and sizes also
embroidered lace Mitts silks, Satns, Velvets Mernes,
Cloahs Msntillss Cashmere pelaines, Embrossrsss,
Grapes dkerchefs Bombazines Marceline be- which
at the market price, either by the psekaSs
Broadway
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HOTELS.


(,LAktkDoH. NEW YORK-THIs HOTEL, STU
- ateo Sos oo and o2 Union Place, Of Hog-sh
avenue ana street has the aadsr-
signed for .he who are travel
ano VINO desire the comforts quiet Fstrsd
a.o9 than the other hotels of York The arrange
mel f TINS establishment altogether peror
thing Of the lind this perhaps anv other
being divided into Fus OF apartments with bath roe -
and other water eonyen attached a
the most and expensive equal the SssS
private reidenees OF the city The very desipS
BILE being located in view Of Union square -
beautful grounds Holbrooh ESQ The object Of ~
proprietor will be TO give that sat
that will him their they visis the oisy
o. C. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
"AyERLEY HOUSE, 6T BROADWAY CoRNBR or
w Fourth street. for the ,eption psrms
nent aud transient bosroer Parties
with parlors and bedrooms nicatiI share Pc
tronage solicited. j. w. RENAL. Proprietor.
DoNADIs HOTEL, sA BROADWAY, NEAR UNION
The proprietor respectfully invites the asssl
ton Of the public to his newly erected hotel Its we'll far
nshed drawing rooms paror and bedrooms show that
has been spared The propretors reputation
supplying bs table with the most delicate Wanda we'll
known to the public His wines Of choicest knd;
to domestic comfort. q. DONALD.
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INDIA RUBBER sO.JDs.

ITO THE PUBLIc.-fNBIA RUBBER sH0Ea-oUR
attention has been called an ADVERTISEMENT By Horace
n. Day, published In the New York Herald Of llth July
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer Of date. In which,
after much unmerited abuse 81 attorney VIM Judson
Esa he ssscrts charge him With piratns
oodyesrs Patents under own names and that he doe
In the OF shoes
Wehae purchased licenses for the ufacture Of In.
ds Rubter shoes under 0oodyears Paten and paid
other sht have done the same disposed 70 do
rather than pirate Goodyears Paten We thinh n
70 infringe H. Mr. Day, having been prosecuted sohnov
lodged Goodyears rghts. made settlement and agreed
In future not 70 infringe his Patens He IL attempt
ing only 20 infringe said Patents but 70 knjure
selves Who have, for large consideration, purchased
our licenses and nov vcrh under them; and No ehsrE
Mr. Day directly, and that With
prans upon Geodycsrs Patents In the manufacture Of the
shoes which he IL Offering 10 the public; and Ne give
notice that hc and all who concerned vth him in pur
chasing his Shoes made in violation Of ssd Patent
Rixhts, will be prosecuted.
4. CANDLE.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO.,
by WIN. A. Buckingham. rresssref,,c
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER nro oo-
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A DAMS n co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
"A and Parcel Express. per o. e. Mail steamer geovrs-
Lent d d. Porter e.mmsnder on wednesday Asssss .e;
Our neat regular emimonthy Express for California vi
be desraheo above BY the q. sai steamship eetrss
for Chagres direct Wednesday 18th inst at q
ger and special Freight Arentto de.na,os shippers
this their goods reaching fanfms N
season 70 40 up BY the s. Paefc Mail steamer Oreon on
the " September, with the mails In arncipas'cn o.
bt ON the 18th would respectfully request the
merchants and others shipping csern :? send IN their
goods 10 M. With On or before the 2th Small
parcels viii be received until 1ocioct the day Of
sailing No charge shippers BY our Exprees for Custom
House se, or Cor suar eerhcass All packages must be
made strictly water proci OF thsy vii the riss Of
ADAMS 4 90, 10 sad 10 Waii srs>N
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lNsTRUCTION,

Ns->
Mr.; l., D,GRANDvAL's BOARDING SCHOOL FOR A
AVA limited number OF young gentlemen No. Hudson
Terrace Hobokenh premises 81 the best DESCRIPTION
and the situation delightful
the Hudson river. and In close proximity
pleasure grounds and walks The instruc
and the morale the manners and personal habits
pupils are sedulousy attended to- The regular
education includes all the branches Of sound
cation, Together With the Classics the French
bookkeeping. Vocal Music, Drawing &c. &c. Also extra
studts when desred the herman, Spanish and Italian
languages, Instrumental Music, Painting, Fencing Sc
Terms xls5 10 $50 inclusive Of all charges for
board washing mendng and tuiton in regular
ttpdes The extra studies moderate by
teAchers.
CPANIsH MISREPRESENTATION AND rHEo-
~ reticsl Course.-Mr A. DE 4. BAEZ, from Havana,
having few leisure hours will them
In the above language; and will also make
correctness and punctuhy Address No. Dey
doors from Broadway, once No.t.
SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS so HOUSTON STREET N.
" Y.-Mr Victor Beaumont Civil Engineer graduate
"LEeoIe centrae DIES Arts OF Manufactured Paris will
the drst Of Soptembsr Of lessons
10 the French and English IaDguszes In all tbs branches
theoretical and practical connected with Civil Ensneerng
For details and references apply at the School.
DENhaNsBIP.-MR: q. ID. GOLDSMITH WILL GIVE
few pupils private in,tTuction In Penmanshp at his
rooms 2 broadway hst above the Irving House
Applications must be n AIDE this day good hand Will be
guaranteed TO every pupil.
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I AIDES DEPARTMENT AT snEILEYs- ,Nrv.Nc.
GXCUHSlONe-


FIRST ANNUAL PIC MIC AND CoTILLoN RxcUR
Glen Cove, Wednesday, August 49, lS5lThe Comrsee
hss chartered the steamer CATALINE and
Lovett MelIep; also, ADJ ms Bras and Cotion Band
las been engaged for this occason. The dancing will
d. the direction Of Mr. John Benson Tickets 0ne Dbl
lar each admitting gentleman and lady; extra ladies'
tickets Fifty Cents Tickets to be had of Of Com
mttee at the landings th Of the Exeurson
7oeloek; Canal street, T Pier No. IN; Catharne
r. 7 Broome street. and foot Of Tenth street at 81
Zee large bills. JOHN T.. LAMON, PresideAt.
JoHs II. DEAN, Secretary.
DIC.NIC EXCURSION AND CoTILLON PARTY OF
the West Mount Vernon Association, their grounds,
at the Hunts Bridge Railroad Staton-The members "
join them ,ursion Monday. the 18th inst Tho
Harlem with hand music. will leave Hall
at half past o'clock and also at 10 o'clock returning
half past o'clock. and half past NJ Tickets for the
81 which be obtained ct the regdlsr
meeting of the association At Mechanics Hail. ITO Hester
ySO. :. LUTHER Presidents.
= ~ L. MURPHY, Vice President.
FERDINAND MuSrER, Secretary.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, ON TUESDAY
" evening August IL down the Bay and the hudson.
sopping at sirabie station, whore the company
enjoy all the delights of agree ble ballrhs newly
fitted up steiner ISLANDER is chartered for the
sion, with Adkins celebrated Bras Ban also vocal and
had the Brosdway Post Ofiee. Broadway. canal
street. and at the Union Square Post ONCE Broadway
street The boat will leave the oot Of twenty
sixth street. East River at ~ o'clock p vi Grand streSt,
7i Spring street North River ss and Hammond street.
~ and 10 o'clock.
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FIuE AaTs.

~ recently been made In the fabrication OF electro plated
plates We earnestly request all DAGUERREAN artists
ciay those who have previously used plates
under this process 20 examine aud Try the scale Plates
They sold with the special guarantees that they will give
full satisfaction, being perfect in every respect
VICTOR BISHOP, - Msden-iane.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PEkGHtSN Al.

600 REWARD ON THE 10TH OF JULY MR. sALvt
pSO ln Utica by the II o'clock A. NJ train for Albany
having parcel Of nusi, tied with Strings and having
cover Of yellow paper Int ~thout address. This
parcel together with the Of his baggage consigned
to porter 70 carry board the steamer Isaac Nes.on
which left Albany at the same evening" The parcel OF
music was missp and tho above reward will be paid
who will bring 1t to 1903 Pearl street. to $50 Houston
ST., Hotel de Europe, New York.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-THE BODY OF JULIA PEsrIAUX.
who was drowned Thursday the 7th instant, oppo-
site Bergen Point w5ile in company with Mrs Green and
six others has not yet be recovered Julia Pestaux had
on white dress black gaer boots ring on right hand
Tho drefs dotted muslin and had buttons
the back ANY information relative to the recovery OF the
No. 'S6o Broadway j.. PESrIAuX.
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banking department. l346io2l Without alteration
Other securities in bank
ing department IL s03O76 Decrease. 5s6649
Coin and bullion In both
departments. ........ 13s63047 Decrease. 15I6Os
Seven day and other bills 1,lS2S93 Increase. 1889
Inc REST 32l9-3s4 Increase. 27,190
Ihs heferve.. 1229OO2 Decrease. 597 ,61S
There feature in these returns that is not sui.
GENTLY accounted for by the payment of the dividends
which in full operation during the week. and the
bulk Of which may be considered have been completed
According to the official returns the total circua-
ton Of all the private banks Of England and Wales
during the week ending the 18th July last was 1880
A62 in the week preceding, the amount f343257s
There is, consequently an increase of fl7,ss4.
The note circulation Of the joint stock banks during
the week GO o25 and the previous weeks
return being f272ol43 the increase is shown to be
fess2.
On taking into consideration the active circulation
the Bank Of England which In the week question was
f2ol9o 5 (being f64572o than the week preeed.
ng) we find the aggregate note circulation Of England
md Wales to be G2e37l 462 which shows an increase
f673so compared with the returns for the previ.
Gus week. ending the 9th Of July.
As regards the fixed issues the private banks we're
Fl ESQ., and the joint stock banks f679s62 below the
amount authorized to be issued making total Of 81
ee2e42 below the fixed amount.
The annexed quotations for bullion and coin In the
important at this time on account of the active
movement in precious metals In all parts Of the world
The last prices Of hne gold are:-London, 90 lis Cd
Per ounce; Amsterdam III to llls per cent premium;
cent PREMIUM Csleu,tp scsin. Sod) isS 10 pel
ton q dolls Soc; Frankfort, 37s TO $40 per marc;
Hamburg, 42sN marks per mare; Lisbon, ol per cent
.l2 dolls Soc; Vienna aIs 10 "a per cent premium.
The last prices Of sovereens sre-Amsterdam, IL a.
% 10 70; Bahias mil to 500; Bombay, 10x rupees;
= mar mt preru (al n
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CHILDREN, a CATHOLIC LADY. or REsPeCTA-
~ by, having lately by the demise of her husband
left With three small children and being omped through
pecuniary attend herself 90 their educa
ti0n. Is DESTROYS three four small
the ofour 30 seven years. of respectable pareut
socate with her sbldren and with them partake
the advantages Of home. and Of pious education The
most sa'isfa tory references given The location is
the most pleasant and healthy about hours ride from
city by railroad For further particulars inquire st the
office Of this address Children (post pad which
will be attended to.
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SPECIAL 3OTICEs.

o-->o = .->--[>.'-
DOsT OFFICE. NEW YORK-NOrICE.-THEM MAILS
per U. mail steamer Washingt will close at this
Office Tuesday August at y. NJ Letters for rance
WN v. BRADY Pm
DOsT OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER EAST
Broadway Mail steamer Niagara letter bags for Liver
pool London ireland, France all parts Of Germany, aud
other foreign countrias will close this Weines-
day. 18th August, At 0ociock, An. AARON SWARTS.
CIxTH WARD.-NOTICE TO THE RErAlL LIQUOR
~ dealers of the sixth ward.-rbe Alderman Assistant
Alderman and the Captain Of Police, will be in attendance
this day (Tussday) at the Mayors office, between 10
A. NJ and r. NJ for the purpose of granting licenses TO
those who have not taken them This will
be the last opportunity offered for the And all den-
quents will certainly Sc returned TO the office pro-
secution. GEORGE j. SMITH,
Capt. Six III District Police.
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CRIooRrs cALrosspIsAo sASEAss Asp TAscsL

WcSnes3ay August Dispatch guaranteed. freight
~, above steamers Chsgres aud Juan en- wednes
asy AS rare happens that express goods
ave placed in Panama twenty, hours In
those of other expresses shippers rely with certainty
that goods will forward without any dsteaton on
the thmus Parcels received until tn morning Of the day
the steamers leave, and lette~s until ~ NJ PsehAse
which must In all cases be made per water proof shoud
be left at the once. before Tuesday Custom
charges made rsseage tickets furnished
ers, At the lowestrates. THOssON HITCHCOCK.
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1871 FALL oLoruINo.-wE weuLp RnspEo

1911 FALL CLOTHING.-WE WOULD RESPECT
lCOl fully invite western aud Southern merchants
TO call and look through stock Of fall and winter Cloth
inr before purchasing elsewhere We fattcr ourselves that
our assortment prepared for the approaching will
be found greater In extent and variety than has been
got by house In the trade Our eyertions aud
rsnsemen Tor supplying everything that 70 eessns and
we'll az giving TO our garments the 1t and finish Of
the best custom work. proved 70 be duly appreciated
In the great increase Of ssies all sections Of
county we constantly receive from customers tho
reports that our garments always meet clean
and ready SALE besides determined be undersola
BY house In the trade without allowing the supe
r'ority Of 'he maize o. our garments D. ~. DEyLTN,
% and S John street. corner Of Nassau
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MCCLELLAN EOUD.


MIR. IsABEAU, HAIR: DRESSER, FRoH PARIS. BEES
follows Hair dressing In his saloons s7 cents hsir-
dressing in the city, " esn.s or balls soires.
ches Wigs Toupee etc. for ladies and Gentlemen awAys
for sale by Isateau Hair Dresser 3s Broadway sta
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs-ANpREw BoHNI
manufacturer and Wholesale dealer offers for sale High
Mounted ssfopenns Walking Cane. travelling Steel asd
whslsbone Frame Umbrellas Also Alpaca scotch oias
-A' -'-'''' VI ''' ANDREW IBoHxE. Il Cedar stree.
COAL.-HAvING TAKEN A NEW YARD. AT rHR
corner Of Goerck and kvinston srsetA In ecton
mean TO sell Coal Of the best quality usual
.sies and small pron for cash only Red Ash from bosA
delivered ." white Ash. ss7s-frOm y,5s y sss. mere
ITO soUrHERNERs. AND GENTLEMEN With ZEN
der Feet-The Pannus Corium Boots Shoes ars che
sotes easiest pliabe offered 70 the public
aHs,d before K oko HAIL Aston aoa.S barclay ,G.'
V,AYLoRs SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT soAPs-
These are the only really Transparent Soaps made In
the United States and the only that ever taken
Business established By the father o. the advertiser, in
isly The above with variety Of other we'll LDown
BrewerS Einnsiy; D. Bsrrien IT,, Co..; L. B. a.silssj
Z Co; Bsshsi Gsrrieh; a. o. 4 b. sands; VIM Weed
Smith Ssi Thorn. Ra''' Ra'A'0n' o'''s Co.'S aio'
A BED BUG BALLAe-By rHE BEDsrEAD BAND.
"A In the tacking. in the sackinx,
Bed bugs now are bivouackinf.
Lyonsioweers throw each crack in,
Ere the bed you place our back IN
Housekeepers this Powder lacking
nannot send the reaches pa king.
Buy u, and co nmenee attacking
n. me vie pests your cupboards backing.
ppeIot Tor LYONS Magnetic Powders and Pills. cf
HEALTH AND LUXURY CoMsISED-E. J CAR
III civ sed Hath
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CAsu ADVANCES FROM 500 TO 5000. OR Up
" words consigr mtnt and STORAGE OF merchan die
senersly Dsnonds Gold and silver Ware Manufac,
cood sud all other personal property Goods In the
tom oua for sale Spanish rre-vh and Portuguese spkep
and slated Apply 70 Howos and Brauhili 80 Nassau
street 'front.' ONCE. second floor.
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EXPRESS AeErCIns. Asc.

S-~~N-~~.~~-.NSes-~N~01--
RERfoRDS co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA EMPRESS
~ Mr.. Rerford will leave 18th With krrr~s
goods and mails Freight twenty per thas "
other Express Postage letters aud tsr~s
cents Goods received till IL o'clock 18th psmaf elsses
N2P. NJ, 18th No. 2Nesey street, Aston House.
II EDUCED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO CALI
lsfornia via the lsthmus OF Panama BY zsehrson vel
son d Co. For partleulars arrly 10 $500.
E.ZAcHRIssoN h co, Aren't " All street.
A r.. MILLER d co.'s CALIFORNIA sxfRsss rhk
"A. Prometheus on Wednesday NEXT y b.-hsvtng
our own facilities on the fshmus, our gocds ~ sot Sc
tanned cold Chagres by agents for -sa oi snas o.
until Ar, rs are seut New York and dishonored
Bills isdins regularly Of our shpmsn. ~ psnAma
In advance Of The and rssngers and q all other
Pack roods waterproof and sond then. with In
voices 10 our ofhce, No. II wall street.
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II EMoyAL-JosEPu LEE DRAPER AND TAILOR
~ III rrlton street has removed 10 No. N Warren street
few doors from Broadway.

AsT OFF CLoTnING, Sc-LADrEs AND GENTLE
men can obtain the highest cash for OF cloth
ing very desrrtiop and personal articles in
ger.nl sendng their address through post calling
JAMES MORONbl at his Clothing Store. n Orange street,
near chatham street. Ladies waited by Mrs Moroney
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- Dresses Firearms watches, and Jewelry wanted =
hr rr &c NJ paid above the usual price received for the
Shove, on making application 70 the subscriber who will
hsend BY sppon tment. Ladies attended bv Mrs, Lyon
ISAAC q. LYON, " Wall street. Basement
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WANTED-A LADY COMPETENT TO GIVE DAILY
" lessons In German and the Piano to four young grls
In private family The best Of refre 10 require
moderate.
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WANTEpIA SITUATION BY YOUNG NAN
,,s rho .auy understands tho mixing Of liquors He
wouo 20 ouno 70 DC an acquisition TO house whether
South or West, getting business Anniv "a
c1S TwcI tyseyenth street Tenth Avenue -fi' " '"
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('AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
O-Latiss or gentlemen having azy superfuons effects
20 ssr.ss o. Or ,hc.. breaking housheepns can osan
Der this residence or By note shroush .hs post.
Ladies ATTENDED ~ Mrs. csb,s. WHEN '"
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MANIFESTATIONS BY TWO YOUNG WOVEN
asIsurire b. do the genera housework Of
small private family or as seamstress willing 70 make
lcrsefuaef e,crvthng. The other Chamberlain aud
Waiter The best q city reference from their last places
Have objections 10 70 the country. Please call al 49,
Walker street in the rear.
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CARD-hRs BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA
" tenders her services sdss and gentlemen Of Shis
psy; IN AstrSloy Love, and Law mstser. Is.srprstss
dreams &o ~ boots and science constantly relied ~
Napoleon; and will tell the Of the lady gsassusn
ey will marry. Also the Of the vistevs Rssidsacs
III Grams -treet Ladies' ffy Gertsmsn dollar.
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HEALTH AND LUXURY CoMBfSED-E. CAR
ros iusty celebrated Baths Medicated vapor sui
thur NJ IooineNo Grea, Jon street. ndepesdsat Of
their truly rising curative qualities in gudden
colds rltumatism and erpptive diseases xithou
cspton the most the ska An
beautifynF q
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HOME STEADS.

INIFTH AMERICAN BUILDING AsSOCIATION-NEW
series-The members of the New York Building Assooi-
alton are NOTIFIED that their first regular meea th
H. at Warren Hail. Of Henry and Oliver streets
Persons DESTROYS taking shares will do we'll early
application. The entrance Is only 30 Names with
the entrance Fee be left with Mr. s. Jessurun No
Clinton court, or with j. BUXTON, Jr.. Secretary,
No. IL North william street.