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LIQUOROs

k00 DOZEN ST. JULIEN AND ST. ESTEPHE
lsOOO Clnret Wine at 81 l2is and 81 30 per Dozen,
bottles returned The largest stock of Wines Rrandes &c
Of choice vntages for sale whoesse and retail in quant
tics to sri, purchasers, by WIN. ii. UNDERHILi. 43o
Broome strs ct corner Crosby
T,HF "B0UzY"-rCUAMPAGNE OF THE HOUSE
Dinct-Peuyrei at Fills Of Av.c, so favorsbly known in
Europe and this continent lot Of this Anc wne
vintage 46 landing Havrc and for sale in bond
duty paid. Il. LAMoNTAGNE. ~ Stone street,
Sole Agent for D +. vt Fills.
TENNENTs sCoTCH ALE LANDtNG.-2I4 CASKS
"a ana cints Tennents Scotch Ale Of superior qua
IVY Warrennd prime landing per steamer GLASGOW, for
tAe py chZET aST0lN 81 Water street sole agents.
SPANlSH PORT LANDINC-s,W PIPES, HALVES,
Unrters ana Eigbtha SpaDish Port Wine, OF different
yuase ianoing from brig Recurso Segundo and for sale
CAZET AUSTIN 6i Water street
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Political !nfejlyUepcr.

irMocRaric RArriCArioS MEInNG CnhRLEsroN,
: Ca large and enthusiastic democratic ratdcat!on
meeting was held OF Charleston g.. On the 10th inst
at which the Hon W. Porter presided Speeches were
made in favor II the nominations If Pierce and
King by the chsrman of the meeting and by Mcssrs
Macbeth. Memmiuger ana Nctirath. aud the following
rcso utions werc unanimously adopted -
Resolved That the democratic party the Union has
presented TO the country nomination President and
Vice President IL the United statcr which makes IL
duty Of the advocates Of Southern rgh.- throughout the
Southern States. to support that nomination
Resolved That approving the nomination OF Franklin
Pierce Tor The Presidency and William H. King Tor the
Vice Preside Of these United states will earnestly
engage in all proper efforts 70 insure the of their
election.
Resolved That committee of fifty be appointed tho
purpose of corresponding with the democrats in this
State who prepared to unite with Us In th;s effort
md of adopting such other measures may be
ry for the success Of this movement
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ISrELLIerrcE rRoa H,ysSs-We have received by the
Cherokee files OF FL Dcrfo De Ia Mqno and Lc Gs-
Dc Ha6aa to the Nth inst The political news Il
Of little interest The Island under ths
Of the Governor General enjoys the perfect
tranquility The inhabitants have more feaSs Of tho
INVASION much talked ST.
The papers Of Havana daily publish official docuents
and decrees ordered by the administration We give the
two most interesting for the progres Of that beauties
island
His Excelency the Governor General has ordered the
publication Of the made foe the
establshment Of electric elegraphs through all points,
and to the principal cities OF Cuoa The lines will be
established from vilanueva TO Unon crossing several
small towns in Their way, from Union to Ma;anza, fro
Buerba to Macagua, from Tinguaro TO Jucsro from Ma
20 Isabel from San Felipe to Batabino aud FROM
Rincon to Guarajay, by San Antonio. The conpaa,es
siil bc obliged TO commence the works SIX mon tbs
after the date Of the concession and to establish them
with the most possible activity
he second Official documt mt Is from Queen Isabel in
which II Is resolved that the engines for the fabnclSa
OF sugar in the islands Of Cuba aud Puerto ss bo
subjected ffom the day Of this royal to the
common right As for the cngn. existing already thY
VIII be subjected TO the duty which they have pad
TO the LIST of January 1885, at the end Of he Last term u
the treaty.
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nor,ans An,s-slaycry Movement.
MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. From THE DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATIONS, ErC.


0uR SPECIAL WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsnINoroS, June H. 1852
api enabled to furni. II to the New YoRa HERALD, in
advance Of all other papers in the United States the fol-
lowing cell for National Free Soil Conr ention which is
to lie issued Immediately from this city
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Notice slcrehy National Convention
gates Of the tree democracy will assemble city Of Pitts
the purpose selecting candidates Tor the Offices
of yrc1enr ard Vice President Of the United States
FritDh Of the principle jecisrcd NJ Buffalo,
rable Cow OF 1875 within
respective States and Congressional districts
eltcs deieeaicS wherever the has already
dono each state being entitled 10 three the
it's delegation in the Congress Of the pted states.
49, SAMUEL us, Chairman.
Washin Fton june ~. 1852.
Thus II will ne that to have second cdi-
tior Of the famous Buffalo Convention. The Buffalo
Platform will again be laid down suppose and II would
not be surprising 20 progressive primo pies on
the subject Of IN terycntiou adopted
In connection with the above. will state that the
Hon Mr. Durkte, representative from Wisconsin Il
terUined to oppose the eli ctiou of Pierce and King
Other democratic members Of Congress will DO tho same
and amr ngst these am authorized 10 nr Town
send, OF bho. and the Hon " Chase. Senator from
Ohio viii oppose them also although he does not author
ize me 70 say he wishes 10 assign the for
his course when ho publicly ayows IL.
But from all these facts IL plain that agitation Is not
yet al End. Those who think It H. viii find
their great mistake b.
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DEPARTURE OF OUTSiDERS-RE0U T. Ar DELEGACES
GONE 10 Observation-Disclosures STOCK RISING
ETC.
REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
BurnioRE. June 90 1852
Our city las been very quiet to-day norc than two
thirds of the onside delegates having left About half
OF the regular delegates have gone to Washington ard
some have home tired out with the monotony of
their duties.
Dcspatches received yesterday from Mr. Fillmore
urging union Mr. Webster if prsctcablc whilst
Dir. Webster refused TO interfere in the matter.
Mr. Cboae, with other leading friends of the cand
dates, in Washington and says that lIr Web
sers friends will on the first or second ballot unite on
Fillmore.
The Scott men the other hand, anticipate four
from Missouri two from Maryland four from Iowa
from California, five from kentucky from Ar
kansas, and two or three from Virginia. mans twenty
yotesshould the balotting continue without auy at
tempt the part of the Webster and Fillmore forces TO
coaesce Ii Ncbst- declares in behalf OF Fillmore they
think thai good portion of Wcbsers friends will prefer
scott 10 Fillmore
Geveldy johnson predicts that Scott viii bc nominated
and Is exetpg himself to obtain that result
FAIR PROSPECTS, OF A coNrRoMsE BETWEEN THE
FILLMORE AND WEBSTER MEN-sPECIAL AGEEg-
MEN, ETC,
BALrtMoRE. June 2o-1i6P. NJ.
Since the Adjournment D The convention last evening
an in pot8nt movement has been made that will praba-
bly bring its ahors close at eariy hour TO
The friends of Fillmore, whose conduct on this occasion
is above all praise waited the friends Of Webster and
give him all the votes that could be transferred
from Fillmore 10 hin-said to be 1o6fthey cond obtain
sufficient number in addition. to secure his nomiD iton
Falling to do this the friends Of Mr.. Webster are to 20
| for Fillmore As il was thought best to communicate
| with Mr. Webster the subject and the last train
had left Washington noble, generous Gilmore man,
OF your city offered TO furnish special train TO take the
committee 10 Washington at any moment they would &c
rcGdy. Considerable time necessarily consumed in
making the requisite arrangements and the committee
left in the carly train this morning We look for inpor
tant results tomorrow The Webster delegate from your
city Mr Ginuell who has right to seat iu The
convention than Mike Walsh or Capt Rynders, the
only who opposed the arrangement and said that II
it found impossible to nominate Webster he would
vote for Fillmore Poor return this for the patriotic
offer Of the fouds of Mr. Fillmore 10 give their hun
dred aud six votes 10 candidate having only thirty Mr.
Grinpes conduct is justly condemned and despised by
his friends well ~ by al honorable men here the
friends Of Scott excepted. II any arrangement is made
- will be in writing, as TO prevent niisunderstand-
! ing ~ castur. *
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NEWARK BAY HOUSE ONE or KIPp & RROwN's
large omnihusos will start from No. 80 vandsm
on sunday, 10Th irss, ~ o'clock, =. for Now.rk Raw
House. and will return when the company may desire
roasts md good dinners st all the
rcotions OF Wm L. Dsnmaa. Fare, eaeh way 70 cents
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coPs sNwMNix.assll. sNTlsnus

70PaRTNCRsHIP. - THE UNDEasfGNFp Hsys
~ this day formed Corart ership for tito purpose O.
bransactv the ready Clothing business whaIssse
snder the hrm of Gardner. Greene Co., at N 0roadwaY
WILLIAM GARDNER. OLIVER Il. TWEEDv.
LLlAS N. GREENE ROBMAN q. MQUrTON
JOHN @. PLIMPToN,
Nsv York, June ]. 1852
fTHiS rs TO CERTIFY, THAT THE PARTNERsuIp
heretofore existing between the underi-ned under the
name and firm Of tivate Raort is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All demands against the hrn he
sented for collection to NJ A. r. Civate. VINO alone
thor2cd to settle them and receive All moneys due the
oapartnershp and viii con tinue her account the
bunes Of importing artificial Flowers at 81 We street
~ Il. x, GiVsTTE,
New lerk, June 10, 1872 "A. II. RAoULT
STANTED-A PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED
w Wholesale commission business. One OF the
is health md wishes 20 dispose OF his interest.
dress Partner Box O. Herald ohoo, stating whore
terveW mny be hsd.
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Tho watering Pisces.

- Vh0 WnteuB rs1cs, -,,-
The Ocean House. at Newport opens for the reception
of vistors to day The Boston Poet says that yrcae
numbers are dockng to Newport taking sher medicins
Ghosts with tho0
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ERANKLlN MUSEUM, 1-J CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea, Proprietor.-Tbe above establishment
open every afternoon o'clock and il the evening at
for the Of Classic and Jrna of
Living Statuary by Sne Cazncts Troupe of Model Ar
tste together with variety Of beautiful perform
For FIJI particulars bits of each day. Admission
seats in private bexes 80 cents stage with cusoaed
arm chairs 3 cents boxes - cents gallery l2s cents
CTEPHINSuN'S EXHIBITION or HIS MARBLE
~ Statue, "The Wounded Indian" will continue at
Suyyesant Institute 6jJ broadway, only Tor short t,9e
from A. ". to 10 +. NJ. Admission y-fye
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CAPE MAY-sEA BAThlNG.-C0NCRESS HALL
" will be open the 10th Of June INST Tho location Of
the high beautiful grounds 'front.'
der the desirable % the island The Proprie
merit contr OF the beI patron
age heretofore received W y. MILLER. Proprietor.
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rATSlE GAREEN.-GRAND vocal AND IASrRp-
~ mental concert.-h e6ne lay evening, June 25
appearance Of Madame Siedenhurg the celebrated Qrma
donna; Her eini the aminor aAd grant
under the direction OF kcts. ~
Doors open Coueo1t conmcr at k
Tor partieuiars pTpgramme
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NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE. VIA car. MAY AND

~ New Castle -lbdependont Line Of SteAmsrs-DELA.
" AXE, Saptain = Seymour; KE>NEBRC, Captain c. o.
Mort si,sr' daily at aye oeSek PASSENGERS lesyns
morning In time TO take the Railroad to Bai
more arriving the same evening Fare 81 to baltimore
meals extra V lbs of baggage will be allowed to esrb
passenger and the Company will hold itself responsible for
hc oss only oI wearing sppsre ana for that only tho
ofhce tho piCr. -ff'' - ' H.
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EMPRESS AGEHEIGD.

ADAMS n Co, OFFICE NO. 80 BRoADwAY.-Ex-
y M r'i' ns xsa
lS52-Rates keduced-our next regular Express Tor Cali
T. Ms steamer Illinois, f.T AspiGwa Navy Say, direct.
in charge o trusty freight agents
and SPECIAL me7,cnser Shippers Tor California will bear
tatDed s ana asssnser Who
Their stqht srous to its aestnaon constantly going .na
aansntsss Isimed y our Epess aud very impGrt,at
sns % sS sa y '6 o %
tsss rrssesesee ~ osScr from Panama 70 San Fran
o the ish@us Having oicss ia San
rlsyily Snd sseaoos ii all other important places II Cali
ss Pr ne ~ m are ne %
transport eight paetaFes parcels specie, gold dust and
saa .eSa.y anS ssda sas most ressSnsSs All
treEh to forward BY our EXPRESS the slss Instant
:ong % enable Us 70 comply with the gcyrnnent order
D. received until o'clock ? NJ. the steamers
parture Everything must he in proof eondios aud
charge shippers BY curine for Custom
ADAMS CO.. No. 80 broadway.
WELLS FARGO \ cos OFFICE, 10 WALL STREET.
bs for oaornia orsf2n AMI Tho sand sch
Iroc 2s. ls.mRatos greatly reduced Our ncy. rsgus,
steamer Illinois Monday next. at o'clock Pm, through.
s.usnaI in charge Of % faithful messeugers
tie ssnS sosgS
sry Of ne as re ts ssa hs
Of customers neglected by other that send
Of itself Shippers byour can rest that their
weeks has been the repeatedly by other oxpres
Another great advantage camed by Express is the
fact that BY with the Pacific Mal
ship COMPANY Express rei takes precedence Of all
Others from Panama to San Francisco the United States
steamers thereby avoiding the risk of detention the
Istmus All freight to 60 forward by Express by ths
etenmer Illinois Monday naxt should be delivered to
before That to enable comply with the Govern
cnt order for oordng aud sealing Small parcels received
customers Consular certificates and Custom
WELLS FARGO CO.. 10 Wsll street.
N.B.Pe2kages should be made waterproof, and not
seed l25 lbs. weight, or5s cubic teet measurement
E0RRIGN EXPRESS, NO. 10 WALL STREET, ANDIN
London. Liverpool. Havre. and Bremen also at all the
sces of Adams CO. in the u Parcels of
forwarded throughout the world Drafs Europe,
Kind Of mercantile and confidential business transacted
With promptness and fidelity. EDW ARDS, SANFORD
CO.. At Adams g. Co.'S. 10 Wall street.
SSPECiE RxPREss-FORwARDED TO EUROPE BY
~ every steamer Freight and insurance ON bonds and
specie. st tho lowest rates.
EDWARDS. SANFORD s. Co. 10 AL street.
TlERFoRD 4 CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
- American: Oregon, Ssndwieh Islands. and China Ex
ard GOLDEN GATE tho fastest steamers in The world, In
charge of Speca, Messengers and Freight Agents.
through direct by connecting steamers No detention
the istbmus and ahead Of all other Expresses All
should be in proof condition and exceed 25 lbs
Small parcels received to ck for express trunks
No charge custom house consular fea Passage
the u. Mail Steamers The only ine via Aspn-
wall And Panams secured nt the 10 oce
BLRfoRD CO. No. 2 Astor House. yesey street.
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yTaF suBscElnER CAV AoooMuonArE TWENTY.

VNHF SUBSCKiBEK UAN AGHUMMOTlATE ENTY-
i fyc thirty bnarfers at hs rosiienoe in
Greens Farme Cons reasonable terms The location
being tue tnrups road leading from New
York New Haven conveuient distance either
Westport Southport Depot she New York and New
Haven Railroad, com diug extensive view of the
ding country aud long Island sound The snore
Of the Sound at this point shoris fine sea bathing. Ny
carriage will be in readiness all times to convey board
TO the beach or for peasare ride Persons visiting
the Farms will find il mca, without
erce of comfort to stop nt the Weport Depot. where
they will always find carriages in readiness and the ride
over good road with hne sceL ry, agreeable
4 John G0ODSELL.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

rH'G iADS.-osE or THE MOST GENTEEL AND
y profitable professions viii be taught 10 II lady Nv
which 10 30 $40 day be rsy made mud cspta re
qnred Amy lazy dc'rnu Of learning this u his able
profession may aodress Professor D. T. Thomas
Post once enclosing So Nth directions address
applicant; This Is catohpsnDy hum bug but
sssi"i anu hlshIy respectable. Il. T. fHOMAS.
HLlYER b. GoLDSMITns WRITING ROOMS NO
Z! broadway first corner above tho irving. "iyatt
instruction, SO, nauding stationery pu hEshsd
Goldsmiths writing Books, in three parts, A. ADD O.
with copies and instruction. for the of schools
denies. Price, 81 per dozen, or $40 per gross.
nAtLY TEaCHBh.-A LIS DX WHO HAS BEEN sue.
~ eessfniY engaged IN teachinG for years
ts city wishes co attend other family Se inbsrucs
u Music tPiann and snGng) French aod German, witb
the usual routine of English edueaon The hghes, re
'erepees viii be furnished address June 0f Messrs
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sPsctAL coRREsroSpEScE or rur new iu;RAlp.
BoASTlNG or TIE SCOTT MEN-THE GENERAL ;
INJURED by THE FREE soILERs, ETC.

SPECIAL coRREsrospEScE or rnr new roHS HERALD
| BoAsTING or THE SCOTT MEN-THE GENERAL $
INJURED BY THE FREE soILERs, ETC
WAsuvGroN, June 20-1o A. NJ.
The Scott men continue their brag game an1 st
boast that Monday their will be nominated by votes
from Kentucky Tennessee, &c. Generals Leslie Com .
Archer mentioned having promised to bring
them in. Time will demonstrate the truth Of this Ii
Scott nominated ii will be by Southern votes The
South by doing So will desert the Compromise rcsolu
on, because the friends of Scott openly deridc tho
platform ut all binding them Even Bolts
takes this ground. They say the resolutions are not
binding .Lc wing party but are merely expression
Of opinion by The individuals Who subscribe to them Tho
position of The Neie Ymk Tribune and Near York. Times
this subject is fully endorsed By all the Seward Scott
men here. "
PRESIDENT FILLMORE Still, Co0I.-SCOrT MEN sA-
yAGE-QuEEg DEMAND, ETC.
WASHINGTON. June POS = NJ.
The President the matter quite phlosophcally
There music in the grounds at Washington yestcr
day evening" when the presiden. walked around and
versed freely about the convention He expressed
desire for the nomination. but strong hope that the
great Compromise principle would be sustained
The Scott men arc getting foolishly savage. They
complain bitterly because Fillmore does not come out
with letter declining the nomination They say he is
standing in the way and should resign let Scott
Mason anu Dixons line has cast her vote for Fillmore
from the stsrtto say nothing Of his Northern support
The proposition is decidedly cool Why don't Scott retire
and let Fillmore get the nomination. would be as pcrti
nen question and so, Scott only receives the
support OF portion Of one section Of the Union, 8hst
Fillmore all of and portion Of the other The
South will stand fIm. y
APPREHENsIoNs THAT THE FILLMORE MEN WILL
BREAK SCOTT WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO DODGE
Tue PLATFORM, ETC.
WAsunoroS June 20--o9 NJ.
IL il pretty conclusive to day that the Fillmore column
will be broken up in Kentucky Missouri Vrginia and
Tennessee which Will result in Scotts noIni-
nation. Webster is impracticabe or Fillmore would
triumph thus the administration destroys itself
Southern Scott will dodge the platform: but If
nominated they resolved he shall endorse 1t other
the South harmouousiy disposed No danger is
now apprchondcd OF break up. '"
ARRIVAL OF FILLMORE AND WEBSTER C0NMlTTaj.S-
THE PROPOSED ALLIANCE ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 20-.-10 p NJ.
Two committees from convention since yesterday : al
journment have come to Fillmore, and one TO
wsbster--and agreement is supposed TO have been
made ior junction OF their forces but alliance ia
ceedingly doubtful. W.
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A CARD.-GEogGE REEcu IN FORMS HIS FRIENDS
IA and thepublc that having left the Albany 6an House.
where he himself favorohly known, and
taken the very central house so go Grand street. the
second block Of the Bowery and 6ted is up
most neat and comfortable restaurant and
dining saloon. His and liquors. oysters. all
other refreshmcuts heretoiors and wilt he
markets supply Up stairs is ladies Saloon, VIII
Mrs Reech will he happy 80 wait upon her friends With
German spoken he hopes from the order and regularity
observed prompt tention that their
friends will able them long respond the
republioan cry Of ''Vjve la bon ohere."
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aoUSEs. ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT.--A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
" CHILDREN, wish TO hire the loB upIer OF
house. whole nouse cot above Fourth
o. Rroadway preferred. Rent wi W sad IN advancer
Hsr % reference Address, stating ocatio
= u am T.. At this Office viich viii receive mraediats
attention.
"ANTED TO PTRCHASE-a VERTICAL STEAM
w Engine, Of - 20 horse with
pumps also, two Boilers, about 80 feet long feet
diameter aad other machinery suitable refinery
Apply vt the office If the New Congress sugar Rein
l5sth street North The steamboat Jeony
LIND leaves for c above place from thu foot
street. at 81 A. M aud 81 =. n.
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gNApNai.EM3 4UxIsN,


vSoR ALBANY. CHANGE OF HOOkS.-Tus CARS or
the New York and Harlem Railroad, leave the City ALI
station, New ork, daily (Snndays excepted at An
connecting with the Western Railroad, st Chatham
L. M texpress), through without change Of fears.
Y'HE NEW AMP MAGNIFICENT STEAMER FRAN
ClS SklDDI, Captain I. w. Stone, will leave New
forkfor Albany, Monday morning. June 81 at from
pier foot OF Jay street REGULAR days from New York.
days, W edicroays. and Fridays--Fare. 90 cents.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Jr., l59 Front street.
GAMDFN AND AMBoy RAILROAD, FOR PHILA
delphia from Pier No North river. foot Of Battery
place By steaDbost JOHN POTTER. Two Iines aAily.
m9snin line iesyss AfternooH express line At
PM through to PhilRdelpha in four half hours Fare
first clsss So second class (by M line on al
Returning leave from foot Of Walnut
49, and z i NJ. EmsTAnt line, by steamboat TR ANS
PORT, from pier No, !. .at5P. N. Fare 81 80.
DOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U, s MAIL AND
Express lins through in four hours. Now Jersey Rail
rssd vs Jersey City leaving New York at NJ loot
street and 6s r. M Liberty street Fare So
LOT nrst and ~ 90 for sccond class in and NJ
keturn at and A M. and 5ls NJ Baltimore, Washing
t9h Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold In
above Inca through baggage carried In the M and
bls NJ. lines
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CONGRESS HALL. PATTERSON, This HOTEL
~ is open for summer boariars. Gentleu.u wishing
hayo their families in the ,uutry during
months and having vit New York daily, will th
Of the most convenient hotels in tho cnitv OF New
York. ). ". LUSE, JR.
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HOTELS AND Watering pLAOEs.

fNIRCLE HO T l.. so PEARL STREET, NEAR
" Brosdway.1hc Undersigned gratefully ackno Wedges
the continuation of the he anticipated in opening
the Circle lis Wines. liquors ale. Segars Gn.,
sxssptionable and his Loding Rooms, >. 3 cents night
and Single Rooms 81 81 TO 81 week, with Meals at
hours, are unsurpassed.