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Ahirts, Drawers, Unaer Nhirta.

EvELToRS Stock n tAls way s suparios, ana G the Stock Lasgss. snd>their vsrsssy grssssr than ever before.
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Ladies, shoes.

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Foreign Markets.

vALrARArso, April 2S.-Shortly after the departure
Of the packet several sales made for consump
ton Bolivia and Sata. Prices ranged firm through.
OUT they still continue and according TO advces
ceived further purchasers may be expected from Sata
There have been several arrivals from England and
France with assorted winter cargoes Some sales have
been made To supply immediate wants, but nothing OF
any Importance to jobbers From the United States only
vessel has arrived the Antelope; cargo principally
sssotments for ship chambers sugars and osna-
burgs The next vessel expected will be the Indepen
dence Sugars-Peruvian, 1000 bags redonda, at l31i
rails in boAd loaf Cerro azul 500 bags at 10 rails; Mus
covada- 4V0 at IL chancaca, 29l marquetas at
brazilian santos $500 bags half white half redonda at
15is Pernambuco 34O0 about o. 900 arrobes at l7s;
Havana $50 boxes brown and white at II American Loaf
re at ~ rails All these rates Of sugars in bond
Domestic 800 400 bales % in, sold
in Santiago at per yard duty paid with 10 discount
cash Osnaburg 300 bales at 10 cents per yard in bond
bought by held at Is duty paid equal to ii
cents in bond Nicaragua wood-Best quality held at
Il TO Is rails qql inferior at 16 few sales Suniries
Wool Chile common, scarce, at ~ cents per lb Goat
skins, Chile, sales AZ to ~ rails each; hides, none
prices nominal copper scarce Sli to SIS d. on shore
coffee Costa RIGA very scarce and wanted; Cocoa, Quay
alu Sc a. could be procured nitrate Of soda
sales of 20W0 qls at IL rals, deliverable coast of
Peru Specie and bulionBar silver ley IL dneros $40
TO $40 per mark hard dollars = to per cent pr;
gold California 4 reals Castelano ley. Freights
Two vessels chartered load for Liverpool ate l0
in full for orders at e. Is for Liverpool ores
Is Such is the immense amount OF chipping in the bay
there IL prospect Of immediate improvement Yes.
els sold at suctionthe Powhatan $40 tons for S. 800
the Condor Of, 237, for So 600
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A mixed commission is on the point of being
formed by the governments Of France and Spain,
In order to open defnitye negotiations the
subject Of the frontiers Of the Pyrenees. This
commission will repair TO the spot, and make .
conscientious and detailed report, which will be
submitted to the two governments.
Tn Thursday afternoon last, the eth ult., the
Prince Albert, the auxiliary expedition in search
Of sir John Franklin and his associates, sailed from
Aberdeen.
The Germans have remarked this spring, what
they call q singular phen0menon-an unusually
strong current Of English population is setting to-
wards the continent, just as the continental Hood,
a kind OF "gulf stream" Of humanity, is turning
towards England The general belief in Germany
Is, that London families are letting their houses
for the season at fabulous rents and emig rating
from the great Babel TO live the proceeds in
quiet and cheapness, on the banks Of the Neckar
aud the Main
The Austrian government has ordered seven regi-
mens Of light cavalry to be turned into lanccrs in
consequence Of having found that during the late
insurrection in Hungary tho lancers had decided
superiority over every other description Of light
cavalry.
Wehave seen a private letter announcing the
serious illness 81 the King Of Siam-so serious that,
in all probability, this time his successor will be
GA the throne That successor il i expected, viii
be Chau In Mongkut and should this be the case,
the enlightened views Of that prince with reference
70 commercial affairs will be great importance as
regards the extension Of our in that king
dom. Chau IA Mongkut, We are informed, speaks
and writes the English language, aud Is person
Of much intelligence.
On the morning Of the I'd ultmo, fight Of large
birds was observed 10 pass over Gibraltar, from
south 10 north. On viewing them through the
telescope, as they flew majestically onward, they
proved 70 be soon geese, with black swan and an
adiutant such genera Of the feathcred tribes have
been very rarely, il ever before, seen in the direc
tion Of the Rock; and Il was evident they found
themselves far out Of their proper latitude, the
bevy returned on the same aerial course towards
the close Of the evening; but they were much more
scattered aud irregular in their movements, and
Jagged con sidcrably on the wing.
The sublime Porte has, says the Cologne Gi.dts
of Friday, delivered its ultimatun to the court Of
Vienna, the subject Of the refugees. II De ares
that, pretext, viii they Be detained in the in
terror 81 Turkey longer than next sutum.
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sArUHDAY, June rs r. NJ
BsrsnrrrsFs-FloV was not 80 active 10 day: bet a.
general thing, holders we're very firm The Pacihcs
aivs. and the inclemency Of the weather tended to
check irrusactlgns " domestic eOO0 ibis sold
ycfite w.ers and ordinary 70 straight stat. at 80 "a
- 0sk round HOOP southern Ohio at 81 Us 81 81
pure Gepesee NJ 81 IA - C2is and other brands &C
before. Canadian bid at 81 n. IA bond without
much inquiry Southern also quiet and rather
easier 60 bb mixed 10 straight have been disps sd a
At - ~ ~ 81; and fancy at 81 81 - So Rye dour
was depressed Retail parcels taken at 80 81 81 ~
Corn meal unaltsred lot Of $50 bbs state realized
" slA What was without any important m0vemsnt
% change IN rates Rye nominal At re Oats vere
lcss hrm and very heavy Northern ssld n i5c tss
ana Jersey AZ Nc Sc Barisy quite duh st 81
sc per bush Com steady though rather les ami
mated sales ~ ~ 900 bush round yellow vere ads At
sec soe mixed Western. ~ 50 ic 81 and hestcd
IL 54e large proportion u the recsipSs unt to
export.
corroS-Tbe market although stn unsettled dia no,
appear lover Today. The sales 30 baIes tn. Pa
eihc's news II cvn,idered favevshle
FRraHrs TO Liverpool 500 bales of cotton we're taken
at sgd At which engagement made YESTERDAY
u GOO bushels n corn we're engaged to-day at and
few thousand bushels u wheat AZ Sd A vessel u.s
taken no for Christians Norway TO load with cotton
al Sci tobacco and logwood at Dp and with rosin AZ
Coo vessel engaged for Ireland ~ "a for corn
In bags, and NJ = for roen To London, = asked
for -four To California clippers asking more but
very little Offering at rates shove Soc per foot
surement
PsovsroSs was exceedingly duh snd some what
easier In retail lots $50 bbls. found buyers s sia Is
for sli - f0r old, fl3 for prime AMI 81
- for cid Beef wholly inactive without vsrsti0n
In rates Reef hams 1uet and held AZ slt ~ In
cut NESTS limited usness doing 1T 10 asc for
brrns and g. = &c f0r shoulders Lard was offered
freely and veaker $50 bbs prime brought only
Butter pretty active Al g. l2Sc Tor Ohio, iOc
county Cheese was In request at Sc a6kc
Sr0sRs--l0o0W Havana aud Principe realized $50 a
So fur and tx months
souof Castle leo boxes we're taken AZ esele, usual
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Died.


June 5th. WM c. JOHNSON, aged AZ years
His friends respectfully invited TO attend his flu
neral without further notice from bis late residence No
lsT Lewis street Monday June 9TH at three o'clock
On Saturday afternooa June 7th ELIZA MYERS in the
18th year Of her age after lingering illness
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
requested GO attend her funeral Tuesday June 10TH
al Madison. Conn
Connecticut papers please copy.
On the 4th Of June at the residence Of his faherin
Law, DR. A. J. Berry at Wiliamsburgh, L. L. after lin
geripg illness DANIEL EGAS, in the thirty sxth year of
his age.
Ills remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On the eth Of June Of consumption WILLIAM IRvIvG,
a native Of England aged 70 years.
The friends and acquananees respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral without further invitation, this
afternoon June 9th at o'clock at 70 Eighth
corner Of Fourteenth street.
In Brooklyn, on Saturday june eth. RICHARD, young
child Of Richard and Catharine Williams, aged
year and eight months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the flu.
neral Tuesday afternoon, at four O'Clock, from "a
Jay street.
ON Saturday, June 7th at tho City Of Washington,
MARION EcKrosp, the wife Of Lieut.. r. Stanley u s.
Navy, and daughter Of ~ X. Tillou.
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rPKr srssnssrp PAcUic-Additi0nALI
A-srgRnss May z2-Arr Erin, Bic, Charleston.
ASrwtRg, May Z-sld Matilda Helena. Mas, NYorks
RsisroI. s.y zs@sis from Pin Ashley Belts Ny ork.
BRouvrRsrsvrs, May 2i-Ar Richard Anderson, Cot
pirsssT MAJ ASIA Tom Bowline. Cray, SYork.
BoRrr.vS Ny 2o-sid from the roads Prinz Adalbert
B,sess May Io-sld Minerva Martens. NYors
BRsssREsysS. ssy 2S-sid Sophie, Bsndassen, and
Arr 2ad. stephani Lamke, NYork
Cor1sHssry ssy la-Arr Eiss, Jofssns.n, CharsssOni
zsth j rren Beck, Bodksr, do.
pa, prev 4 May 2s-kr Savannah, Lu1s Lonson and
Passed "a M.rdsisns Kuhiman, Sorlssns for Bremen;
Alfred Pundt from bremen for Nfork President for New
York Tor bremen 18th Ambrosus Beekman, from Gotten
"J h. 800 sSv ys-sld Kingston, Dunn NYork
Dv-spsFss May 2l-Arr % Bessel Rentell, from Ant
verp sYorh all we'll bth, sephani Lamke from New
Deyss. Nay ai-Arr Of Wooden, Bsndisen from SYorh
Eisaoar, May o-cid Cato Henry NorIeans for 50 Pc.
,srssura Esther NAV Iowes SYork for do 2is Medem.
seh. Boyson. Noreans for do kosssth Fisher satanz"
T, ~ Ro.rs NAY y-sld Be.ssi Ronteii NYork
Corrtrgt-Ee NAY VAT Catha, Nernst, Charleston.
Cu1strsr NAV lied Elira Jane, Carlisle, NYork;
18TH B.sgdon, Bartlett d. Bsarse, and Ambassa
cpIssoas Ma, 72-Arr Chairman Robertson savannah.
d sd Marthas yineyard Grimth. ami Herald, Bruce,
Gsiw,y. Msy 1s-cld Brilliant, smith, NYort so ia,
Anus Cottisr Boston Esd, Fanny, Richards and Caro-
H,vpy. Ma n-Arr Nimrod. Robinson. Sorlcsns SID
I'd M0nmou n. ferry, Nlork.
HUtf. MAJ 2S-sld ,sters, Huntcr WON. -
Brtvoyr. May H-sld Iror'eus, Ha0sea N'stoni Mth'
tsr sesdy Rhssn, Eeyer, for Nicrk. u.
fsy 81 wispr No dste-Atr ~ Henry, 4 London Tor
Isirp Va, n5-Arr Fame. bryce Cbsrle'ton.
To~no- Nav 2s-Eata awards Julia Hoard, Charles
tot. 18th Thpssike Ierkas, Aataaiis kati ous Eita,
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Prince Albert Meyer sYork, 2ssh. Senator. Conn. do;
Lizard May 3-passed Margaret Evans from London for
NYork.
MARsrnLrs. May 2s-Arr Destrurone, GaIzoio, Genoa
for California San Petro, Preve do for Nork Lis sd.
San Pietro Preve for NYork Frderk Pstersn Holm do
Columbia, Brown, do; Claiborne WarhAm, for NOrleans
NrwroRr, May 2}-Cld British Lady Brnsmead, Boston;
9th. Sterlingshire, Stalker, Mobile.
NIEU DiEr May 22-In port Doetrina Amicitia Wey-
landts. for Valparaiso and SFrancisco, ready.
NoRrH PORTLAND, May 2-Arr of Bsiticus. Thokebeck.
-, for NYork.
oroRro May i6-sld Active, Campbell NYork.
PORTLAND, May D-Arr Of Weiand, Hencko for Bremen;
Rhen. Ehlers. for Hamburg both from NYork
PoRrsmovrH. May n-Arr Patrick Henry, Hubbard, Lon
don for EYork
PLrnourH, May si-on Morley, Mihin from London fer
NYork.
Qurrssrows May2t-sid vestal. Barron. Boston.
RocHKLLE, May l=Taly no. Smith, NYork
ROTTERDAM, May 2-Cid Rhein, Meyer. for New York,
ready.
soyrn PORTLAND. May 2s-Arr OF Minerva. from Bergen
for NYork.
TExEL Nay GAR Adler, Hohorst. Baltimore for AM
ste rdan.
MIscHLLANEovs
CHERBoURG May l7-Put In Louise Olongef. fro st Va
lery. having been in contact with Am ship.
GIBRALTAR, May I9-The CalcuttA, Woodside, from
Trieste for has put back ieaky and must dis
charge having struck on Caba1a sunken rock in the
Straits.
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Lverpeoii oswese croweli. York; Ellen Maria Whit.
more, Liverpool barks Horace, Alley. Bordeaux u
Brown, Brown Boston, brig Leonne MerrymAn, CArdenas
schr VIM Bryan. Merrill. New York.
June Arr steamship Fanny Foote, Brazos IS Jsgoi
ship Helena. Kennedy. Liverpool
NYoIki Risiey. -, do. Sid 4th. schr cerro Gori0,
NEW LONDON, June 6-sehrs Franklin Osborn NYork;
Whit. Smith Albany Clotlda, Cildsrsleeve do;
Washington Prentis, NYork
NEW BEDFORD, June 6-Ar bark Rapid (sw), odel-
mark Boston, to load oil for Retterdam soop
S~ lift. Albany.
PHiLADEIPHIA. juno Arr bark Huntingon, Jones'
New York. sshrs Noble. Ireland, Boston,
Person Providenee Honesty Appleton New London; Rio
Ironsides Green, CID steamship PsansyIvaniA Bay
Rchn ond bark Plato Carroll Ponce. PR brEs Caro-
line Payne Boston, Irvine Watts Boston; schrs Layins
Jane. Ketchum Brooklyn; Chrononeter Pearson Boston;
Glass Blower Leeds Providehce Watche, wooster do
Cooper, Corson, do Charlotte, Risiey. NYork; Rio
Gibson Baker Albany; Theron Homer Jersey City;
steamer Kennsbsc Seymour NYorki barge Oneida oNea
NYork.
PROVIDENCE June Carr schrs Time Edwards. suf-
folk, Va Charles Henry, Ryan Philadelphia Ann Baker
Smith do Audsnreid Corson do siooP syph. Ppewsy'
Hewitt, Philadephia; Metamora. King Rondout Clay
ton Burrows Stoney Point Hudson River Ito load lime for
Delswarel soops Annawan Briggs. Rondout; Pointer,
Fowler. NYork Vermont Ingrahan, Albany via Warren.
vana; schrs Ees Sweetland, Norfolk Lucreta jane
son, NYork. Cid brig Motto, yining Remedies
RICHMOND, June 6-Arr schr Henrico, Tuttle Nfork.
Sid schr New York, Nelson, NYork.
STONISGT0S, June 6-Arr bark II Waterman, Hall,
SAVANNAH, June3-Arr steamship Alabama. Ludlow.
EYork; schr Midas Hagerdon Havana. Sid ship Georgia.
Brodie, Liverpool.
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At Trinity Church on Thursday the 5th Of June, by
the Rev 3 IL Weston. ANDREW CoNsrANTiSE, of this
city to Miss MARY ArcrsrA daughter of George But
Ter Esq, q Brooklyn.
At Brooklyn, June 1th by the Rev Charles IL Halsey
Mr. JoHS McNAB, late OF Glasgow Scotland, to VALE
R,A, daughter Of the late w A. Iaydock OF this city
At fcughkecpsie Dutchess county, N. " June "a, by
the Rev Mr. Whitehead Miss FANNY, eldest daughter Of
the Hon ~ C. Story, to Mr. J. A. JAmisos of st. Louis
Missouri.
In Hartford, Conn, the 5th Of June by the Rev.
DR.. Williams, frEpiNAHD KoRS, of this city to JAsE
MARIA daughter Of the late Colonel Edridse Cutler OF
Hartford, Conn.
At Philadelphia. June 5th, by the Rev. DR. j Shrisey
Thomas J. GRrrfrHs, NJ D. Louisville Ky, to AGNES L
second daughter Of VIM. 4. Murphy of Philadelphia
Boston papers piesee copy.
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Passengers Arrived.

NV 0RLKANs-Steam shp Unon-L Sylvester. Ed Vase,
Jno Ball. Alb Flash Mr. Dahuste Mr. Byrnes Geo Nathan
A. Harris, Major sesEle and servant Trst Dussq
Ryan and lady children and servant Mr. Mumy and lady
nrs Cretten Mrs Parrol Mrs Rom,sgrose and nephew
Abercrombe Miss Mccall Mr. Sanger Mrs Hess and
Mr Wilson, Morrison Claudet DR. Minson lady,
and seryaat Msse, Bends and servant Mrs Aosps std
Master Sen. Master Palfrey Mages N D Calhoun Mr.
Benoehe and lady. Denham, w Colts, Chas Smith.
Smith, Jos Marks and friend Mrs Madden and daugh
ter, Mr. GrSiier, Croker. 7 Wooten. Honsld AID
Dyer Harry Palmer. Mr. Pargood. w Mills. Mr. Parey.
lady and three children Mrs Clements children aud
jackson, Miltenberger Stewart @ Steever
Mrs Wheeler and son, Mrs Duncan, Miss Thomas. Mrs
Abbott children and Mrs Camedon. children and
Mrs Ptain and children Mrs Miltenbere. Mrs
lock. Miss Cool Madame EsdrA-Ui in thd steerase.
SAvANNAH-Bark Texas-A Wells and lady, Mrs Mitchell,
Mrs Morrison, Mr. Kennedy, Mr Yates, Mr. Corsen.
MATANzAs-Brx Anderson Morrison, l. Manchester,
n Bsop. Luther. Batiste, Rsfel.
ST MARKs-Briy Anderson-Mrs Jones, daughter. sons
Cavey and child, Of Newport. Fla Miss Seaman, of Pitts
Me; Miss Snyder, Ms Fields. Of NYork Mr. Coomts.
Of WAterville, Me.
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sriRIrs.-Whiskey was without any further change.
400 bbls prison were disposed OF at 22k 22sc, and
drudge at &c. Foreign liquors dull Of sale,
though unchanged In value.
Holders steady but the market was less
active loo hhds Porto Rico taken at 5S 51sc
and 80 Cuba at SIC.
TALLow-The only transaction reported was $500 lbs.
city rendered, at t4c,. cash Market inanmats.
WHALEBoSE.-An kinds we're nominauy quoted at ii
&c, without important sales.
Wrrs-A parcel Of rs quarter casks Port realized 95c
81 10 and Is burgundy do, 500.
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Of his interest and for far less amount Of service than
he had rendered TO his clients before the sale Of his nte
rest There remains much more to be said this sub
ject on the incidental considerations belonging To it, AMI
concerning the persons who while tabbng in tbs DARK
suppose Themselves To be safe from detection Let them
beware in time and learn seek security for the future
BY repentance for the past vERIrAS.
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SHIPPING.


THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
Steamships bet New rork and Liverpool direct and
between and LverpooThe Boston ships only call
Ing at Halifax to land and receive mails and
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA, A. Ryre
PERSIA. Capt -, EUROPA, E. G. Lots
ASIA, G. Ii. Z. Judkins, NIAGARA, J. Stone
AMERICA, N. shannon. CANADA, w. Harrison,
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light mast head,
n starboard bow. red on port bow.
Africa, from New York Wednesday, 9Th June.
Canada, from Boston. Wednesday, llth June.
Asia, from New York. Wednesday, 18th June.
America, from Boston. Wednesday, 25th June.
Niagara from New York. Wednesday, ID July.
Europa from Boston. Wednesday, 9th July.
Africa, from New York. Wednesday, 10th July.
Cambria, from Boston. :. Wednesday, 23d July.
Asia, from New York. Wednesday, yDth July.
Canada. from Boston. Wednesday. 9th August.
America, from New York. Wednesday, 18th August
Niagara, from Boston. Wednesday. 10th August
Africa, from New York. Wednesday. 9th August
Europa, rom Boston. Wednesday Sd September.
Asia. from New York. Wednesday. 10th September
Passage from New York or Boston to Liverpool, 3D.
Berths not secured until paid for
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount Tor
personal expenses
An experienced surgeon on board. - -.
ALI letters and newspapers must pass through the Ptot
1's' wv E. CGSARD, Jr. 80 Broadway.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods Through bills OF
ding given in Havre for New York.
Persons intending to take passage to England In the Roy
oil Mail Steamship requested to call At the ONCE ~
Broadway before believing the reports that the ships are
full
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DR: RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI;

nR. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yste Treatise" &c-Ofhoe hours. to IL A. n, to
T. M sundays exccpte No. 50 Greenwich street. From
the medical advantages the author has enjoyed
amongst which he would instance having resided several
in Paris for the Of studying these
diseases followed BY long and very extensive practice de-
promise certain safe and radical cures. than be
obtained from any other In America In Of
structure and in the deporabe consequences Of early i'm
habits under his peculiar plan Of treatment the
most absolute and perfect insured Even those Of the
character often attended with
he has found ncurab though they require
Those who apply in the earlier stages Of
private diseases will be athsd by the ease and rapidly Of
has been matter of surprise TO that any Of
spectaby and OF professional attachments should devote
his attention to the diseases which people Of descp
ton pretend 70 cure easily IT, however the miseros
opinion would be formed Separate provided fer
those who may have to wait For treatment by letter. sd
Box SGD Post Once.
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DE WISE IN TIyE.-DR HUNTER, PROPRIETOR or

REVISE IN TIgE.-DR. HUNTER PROPRIETOR OF
~ the HuLterian bispensary No Division street. New
York city structures without surgical
eaurtic also the facilitating effects Of solitary
habits IN days they have been standing
b.n hc humbugged BY the quaok DOCTORS but call and
DR. Hunter before applying elsewhere robbed
IL must have had more experience In this branch Of e
sired the Doctor 20 publish their proofs - You cured In
four dreadful disease that broke all
and the effects OF mercury reduced that laid
~ more than year, and had been given up by dozen
dOctOrs-JOhn 3D.. You cured In the time OF ths
cholera In three weet Of dreadful disease OF than
standing after three other doctors had only
M, bnt said IL their lives worth
be in With me-JohK Burnley Pilots Cook" Twelve
applied 70 London physicsn 70 be cured Of
certain disease he pronounced well In three weeks In
lees than two months broke out again tried sin othsr
With the effect and got thoroughly well of ths
ydra and many headed monster until called your dis
pensAry four and since sound
man liying-Edwn Conn" Buffalo agency No. I Pod
street where DR. Hunters Red Drop bs had genuias-
Price 81 only This remedy the patient
seconds ry attacks. Treatment BY letter.
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! high rticcs The steamship PRONETHEuS will leave
Friday June 18TH Cor Chafres and san Juan Plans of
csbn be and passage secucs at the lowest rates
by early application 20 <kFORD CO. Nesy street AS
tor House Through ke for sale ~ lower prgss Than ~
spy other ofite.