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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01

GEO. &. C.STROTHEN.
Sole Agent iu Gnlena for sale Of Sloan
Medicines Main street, Galena III.
II. NCLagan,
horase and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Gaiena, Ill.
S. S. MERRILL g. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes.
No. SO, Steamboat Landing. Galersa.
l.. $. FELT, Gaiena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochery, iIousefurnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO--keeps constantly on hand large stocl,
Of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-lO
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MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE G.LENA HOTEL.
NANUFACTIKE and keep constantly on hand a
VA complete assortment of fancy aud ndsor Chairs.
Aso- Bureaus, Tables, stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads. &C, &c. Persons wishing pur
chase will do well call before they buy elsewhere
prepared sell good article. and terms
invariably cash, Can. afford sell cheap.
cheaper, than any other in the city reasonable de
duction made persons buying sell again All orders
from distance punctually attended 70.
Galena Nav 1851 GA
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SIA lIUN EXT
HOLANK BOOKS OF variety OF Sizes memoranda
ID books, Drawing, Fooscap Letter, and Note paper
Envelopes, fancy and PLAIN drawing and other pencils
pens, ink, &c, tor sale by w. ) COMBS,
Bookseller and Statoner. OF Saint Anthony and
Capitol Streets, opposite the American House.
November 27, 1851. 32y
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DIR. y. BARBOUR
DR.. II. BABBlTT,

MAS his Office in The rear of l.. Sloan's Store wher
II Il he will be ready attend professional calls.
Saint Paul. November, 1851. 32y
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JOHN T.. SMITH co..
Vatck1nakers and JeiceHers Nam ST. Gdtena LHinois
4 Large and Well selected assortment of Clocks,
N Watches Jewelry and Silver Spoons, constantly
hand for sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds of Jewery made order and neatly repaired
All orders punctuay attended TO. The highest price
paid old gold and silver. 2-2S
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01

LEW EIRNt LEXSr EfDN,

'J'HE subscriber has just received from New York II
large assortment oi rich and fashionable Jewelry
consisting III part Of the following articles: gold chains
finger rings ockets, rings cuF pins ladies and gents
breast pins, bracelets for seals and buckles gold pens
aud pencils; which he will sell on very reasonable terms
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MON Ely NJ AR X X II +.

SUNDAY, July 4--6 L n.
The stock market closed yesterday buoyant and actve
The board of brokers adjourned on Saturday moving
Tuesday which will give spectators an oppor
tuniy post themselves up pretty thoroughly and to
enter the market upon the resumption Of buaness on
Tuesday better prepared for operations The prospect
IT, therefore favorable for further rise in prices and 1t
Is our impression that there will be no dull time the
present summer such Is usually experienced during
the hot weather That there is a masgin Cor a greater
expansion in prices for leading railroad stocks
who has at all investigated the present prospec
tive value Of such securities for doubt SO
long as much difficulty Is experienced in oanng money
nj anything like the legal or what has heretofore
considered fair rate Of interest railroad aud all stocks
giving six and eight per cent per must command
prices considerably above those ruling There are
securities daily sold In Wall street. discount ranging
from ten TO thirty per cent, which pay on the par
value dividends far exceeding the standard RITE
Of interest. These stocks must advance The i'm.
provement generally may not be very rapid, but II
will without doubt be permanent, During.the past six
months the movement at the BOARD Of Brokers IN the
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AsTROLOGY.

u Once more old Time, the wandorer. brings
Once more, from millions Of the frss.
Rises the hymn Of Liberty;
Hna s s%.ts ans in mn sh as
Wbere'sr ii CLEANS q star Of hops
In human natures horoscope.
On this suspicious day road,
Among tho things by fate decrced.
n asss1 sy "a, nss more no. , sgs%s ,v
Prehgured, by The starry band,
And by the Astroloaic lore,
That nations fates can thus explors,
stand prepared to truly scan
The fate Of individual man.
II business cares the mind prepier,
OR bitter wrenss the temper yeN.
Has wealth been scattered to the wiris
Does sickness bow the feeble frame,
Has fortune looked with frowning eyoa
Upon your every snterprisel
are you disposed to trust moto
The Maid that lifted you before'
Or make an efort-not too rash
To win afortune at a dash'
Then come TO me, and I'll unfold
The The way TO health a r. jcy ioys and s'@
That language will read 20 you,
What has been, and shall come to pass.
On this great nation, Bay Of Birth-
Let ali who would unourtained sss
The picture OF futurity.
Resolve TO learn from Heavens bright traia
What they have yet to lose or gain
what they should do or leave undoRs,
Bliss 70 achieve and woe to shun.
Born Of line OF Swedish seers--
Renowned for fuii two hundred ycars--
known wh h ~ hss Piled h wings
That fate still answers 70 his calf
Are founded on Eternal laws,
And ever truthfuy foreshow,
AL letssrs TO c. W. RoBACK, No; White street, vii
ali and ret ~ s AssSasai &snic GRATIS where csrsa
yates can DO seen.
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NEW AND CLASSICAL nEMENro OF HENRY
IN Clay, original Bronse Medal, modelled from life
BY q O. Wright, Esq sngraver Of the New
Yert Geld Medal " Clay and Of the vrsna and Congress
nsnssn which character Of Henri Clay held ia tho
hearts Of esuntrymen and la the vensraton of tho
world, naturally ersatss that he 10 earth
desire for such memento Of his person and his
r aud enduring merits It's OBJ
est Among the most refined nations from tho earliest
periods Of history the time this tFofold purpose
has been deemed the best attained by means OF classic
medals bearing seuptursd kenesses of the persons COM
together with appropriate symbols OF their re-
More durable than the colossal statusry
pments Of marble because existing in greater numbers and
better adapted for private preservation those graphic me-
sntos constitute the most precious and
OF ancient history and In fact many OF
its lustous char and events To execute such
medals the highest style of deemed
national emulaton while to them through
uoceo generations and epochs has been counted evil
deDse OF patriotic pride and honorable refinement The
sent medal OF Henry Clay work Of is at least
equal to Of the kind that could
any country and PROBABLY in sgs Tbe likeness Mr.
Clay on he diverse sde s from recent model from fe
and executed by artist of uneguaod emnence whose
for this particular task have been maturd
repeatedly performing IL In other medals OF the Illus
rieus designed for personal and the
likeness 10 accordingly by all competent judges
be tho most accurate In and the most
expressive Of any that has been made OF
Clay any FORM On the side
design in bold relief illustrative of the patrsc basis OF
his political character The medal b three inches in dame
the finest bronze and enclosed in handsome
case. similar work Of art has been submitted
The patronage and OF the American
pe better calculated to crafty and reward
H. IL will DO Furnished to subscribers At 81
- impressions can B: obtained a. The Stos Of publ
J.B RICHARDS, Publisher.
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EXPREss AGENCIEg. e.


A DAMS CO, OFFICE NO. 50 BRoADWAY.;Ex.
N for Caerns, Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
sy the United States Mail Steamer Ohio On soaday Jny
ing steamer Golden Gate.Rates Redgced-We shall dis.
Psnama BY the United states Mail Steamer Ohio for Aspn-
WALL Navy Bay direct, on Monday July 9th, at 2oclock,
Pm Through usual in charge Of one OF own exre-
risncsd snd trusy freight and special MESSENGER
Shippers for California will bear in mind that besides being
the only Exess whose freight agents and messengers abso
luey accompany their goods to destination, by an arrange
msnt with ths Pacific Mail Company freight sent
by Express takes precedence OF all other on the mail
steamers Panama 70 San Francisco thereby avoiding
the rk OF detention the Isthmus. Having offices
in San Francisco Sacramento stockton, Sonora, Nevads
City Marysye agencies In all other portant places
In California with Expresses running 70 all the mining dis
sets also TO Oregon and the Sandwich Islands we are
enabled 70 transport freight packages parcels specie g9ld
dust, and vauables Of every description with unryaied
dsPsteh and security and upon the most rss.oSaes
As the Custom House will not be open on the oth o. july All
freight go forward BY this Express should be delivered 70
comply with the government order for cordng and
PM day Of steamers depsrtsre Everything must be
In waterproof condition and package should exceed 10
lbs. weight Ave and half eot cubic measurement No
sular certifoafea ADAMS ~ CO., 50 Broadway.
.NBwe shall forward Special Express by the steamer
Sierra Nevada Saturday July 10TH connecting At Psna
ma with the fvors steamer New Orleans for San Fran
cisco.
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pERFoRD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
ID America oregon, Sandwich Islands, and China Ex
press, will forward Monday July 9Th, per steamer
0ho to connect Golden Gate the fastest steamer
In the verdi In charge special messengers and
freight SCENTS through direct No detention the Ithmus
and ahead Of all other expresses All goods should be do
hyered To-day waterproof condition, and not exceed
25 lbs Small parcels for express trunks received 10
oolosk day Of sailing Passage on the United states mail
steamers secured AZ our ofss At the lowest rates
BERFORD X Co. No. 2Astor House, vessy street.
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ERENCH WHITE BRANDY-7o HALF, QUARTER,
and eighth rres best qusty high proef French White
Brandy for preserves now ihndins from ship Thomas nom
JOHN cAswELL & co, 81 Front street.
q OnO DeZ. SUPERIOR ST. JULIEN, ST. ESTE
[,OOO phe, Margsux, TO-. Caret Wine. In sr1en-
did dition and warranted genuine Bordeaux at 81
Sc, &C. bottles returned Aso, go dog, superior
White Wine for sale by VIM. III. UNDERHILL, No. 40
Broome street, corner OF Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-06

T A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
"A the 9th Ward Pierce and Kiag Association held the
Ward Hts on Tussaay evening June 20 Edward
eheers duly elected Wee Presidenss-James Lynch,
Henry G. Rabineau, Edward Rowe, Owen Kinney. H. Won
Henry V. Vultee and Michael McLo1ghn SecretariesH
Theodore Timola Andrew Nesbtt. james R. Mount Ho-
ratio p Carr John G. Phelan. When melton the fol-
loving resolutions nanmously adopted
Resolved, That in Franklin Pierce true
firm and Incorporating democrat modest, unassumns
life has been based his love and strict adherence
those principles which we fully believe to be the only
highest state Of prosperity and home and to elevate
their character among the nations Of the earth
unnching veteran In the democratic ranks
past life and services guarantee Of his incor
ruptiby towards, and attachment to democratic princi
Resolved That the platform lately adopted by the De-
platform which the democracy Of the whole Union
do battle that heartily the same and that
by the triumph Of the principles embodied thsren fully
believe that the greatest good will be secured to the
number
Resolved That ging by the signs the times and BY
democratic party have only TO remain true to themselves
and to their PRINCIPLES and TO all proper and honor
able means within their power to achieve crest national
Resolved That the Old sixth true to her natural in
stincs and her love for principles DESTROYS
Presidential contest she will exhibit her love att
men 60 the democratic nominees and the principles
up such majority will her the we'll
character Of being the banner ward Of city, thereby
6cang the truth Hher first to enter and the
The meeting was then sloguently addressed by wrsht
ders Hon. Thomas A. Carr and Enoch {. Camp. the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed The meeting then formed
procession and marehsd round the ward and after giving
5aNEs N.s swEE m v President S.i..
JOHN CLANCY,
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JouN CLANCY, Se..-....
n NJ Arr EeSIos6Iics.

NINETEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSOCIA.
IN tionA regular meeting Of the above Association will
be held at the Reservoir House. Forieth
Fifth Tuesday evening July g. at eight o'clock
when the members of the Association expected to be
in their attendance to make
meeting to be held at the corner OF Fortyeghth
street and Third avenue, the 9th inst
VIM II. DUNHAM, President pre- tenn.
S Ws Ws, M: Dnzw. Secretaries.
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NEW YORK, JUNE ~, iS52.-THE sUBsCRJRERs
IN have this day formed under che syp
u Hsight Mclean snd will transact General
Exchange, and Collecting business al Ma no Msr-
SAMUEL w. HAIgUT.
GEORGE W. MCLEAN
Refer by permission, TO Geo. s. Coo Cashier Ohio LIE In.
and Trust Company, New York; Robert Raysrd
Esq, New York; Page Bacon, IS. Louis Page, Bacon
Co. San Francisco, California.
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STRAY CHEsT.-A LARGE CHEST CAME INTO THE
~ possession o. the subscriber time ago. containing
undsy books &c. with the names q George psggan f.
sktan the by applying TO the subscriber describing
The gosds, and paying for this advertisement. =
A. A. HOLLY, Geneva N. Y,
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MUSICAL.


<Hk Davis Co.'S (Boston) unrivaed Pianos ~ tho
spacious publishing house Of Gould Berry.
~ broadway. sscond.hsnd Pianos
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a Fine Portrait OF Gen. Pierce may be
~ ROOTS, No. 1863 Broadway Also Alboni, Jenny
6Aa, and other Aotables.
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The best likeness OF Henry Clay ever
taAsa, DO at ROOTS Gallery No, 1868 Broadway.
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brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

EXTENSIVE FRE.-A fire broke out in the oil works Of
VIM Leeds of Smith and Centre streets, South
Brooklyn last night about 10 o'clock The entire estab
lshment together with the dwelling house of the FORE
man, consumed Loss between $30,000 and $40,0OO
the amount Of insurance not ascertained.
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SALES ny AUCTION,

hBy w. l.. Van Zandt Wednesday at 10s o'clock in th,
Auction Rooms Spruce street. large sale Of Dry Goods
Fancy articles Furniture, &c. which will be continued
Thursday.
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eoARDMo AND LODGINGS.


DOARp--A PLEASANT, AIRY ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
ID gentleman aud wife or angle gentleman, may be
obtained with board, in eentee quiet family NJ No "
Wpkersreet whore the comforts II homo may be enjoyed
References exchanged.
oARDIN CAT TIL v ATLANTIC HOTEL, SOL III
ID Brooklyn near che Hsmilton ferry away from
OF the city OF access possessing we
Advantages pure and other requirements tor health
and COMFORT, Forms moderate. R.LoSEE
BOARD IN THE CONTRIBUTIONS WISHING
ID to visit the country during the summer season can be
with board aaa pleasant rooms Location
tbs Hudson RIVER socesto and from the ely dsy ~
Railroad and steamboats, Address tpost psidl W. North,
Heyerstrsv. Rocksnd county.
FAMILIES, OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, WISHING
with boarj, can be accommodate in pleasant
aud airy locSton at Tarrytswn, on the Hudson view m
the river OF access either by rMrosd or
minutes walk ~ the depot or steam.
boat Particulars and further information can 10 had
by applying west Thirteenth streets or At tho Depot
ofNr. Powers baggage master ~ Tarrytown. -
METROPOLITAN HoTEL.-sINGLE GENTLEMAN
IVA wishing pleasant apartments In afvAte family withcr
without breakfast aud tea ind all the comforts or home
In the vicinity Of the above Motel Appystuo
Prince street. one block from broadway. Reference
given and required.
TWO ROOMS TO LET on THE SECOND FLOOR.
with or without full board, in private French family,
Reference exchanged. Address ", Herald VLhce.
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no PRINTERS.

No RHAnTEHS.
ITO PRINTERS-FoR SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
Standing Press, and super royal Washington Hand
Rrss With seifinking apparatus complete Apply 70 K H.
ITO PRINTERs--A GREAT VARIETY OF WOOD ASp
Metal Type for saic Az has been In use for us,
wnl be scd very reasonable terms Apply 10 D. u,
third stoyy, Herald ppadtnss.
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LOST AND REWARDS.


MO REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR MoCKINa
ing From No IS West Twenty ninth street. for his return
and thanks OF tho and information where
will be thankfully received and rewarded by applying
QJO REwARD.-sTRAYED, FROM NO. BROAD
Wiz way, Newfoundland Pup. entirely black, with
TAR on his back The above reward will be paid for his
eovery, by SLFFKEN g. IR0NSIDE.
q REwARD-LosT ON THE I'd JULY BETWEEN
pOTent and Canal streets in Broadway. gold aseet
and the other oval the latterswas marked
gray hair The above reward viii be paid bylcay
ing at the southwest Of Fifth and Tsutl
street, between and 10 o'clock, A. M.
NOTICE.-A LETTER, CONTAINING THE EIGHT
following promissOry notes, mailed In Boston
not been received by them
Boston March TO- 1882 at eight months-E Dana, to his
Boston, March r. 1882 at eight months-Porce Clark
Co., TO their order 5000 g.
Boston March ID, ls5e, at eight monhsJ. W Bodget
Co. to their order, s252
Bostsu March 49, Isj2 Mt eight As-Drowu Dix to
their order, slG3 10.
Boston March a. Iss At eight rienths-Tslbot, Newell
Boston April 1852 at eight m0nthsWm A. Brown jr,
Co.. TO their order 1898 63.
Boston April 10, 1852 at eight months-Pm pton Ste
pbenson L. Co. TO their order ss23 80.
Boston, May z, 1882 at eight mouthsWhtsey, Fsnno
Co.. to their order, S25f ~.
All persons cautioned against negotiating tho sad
the drawers notified and they will not be paid
a. maturity except advice from II. HENNEQUINT
Co., NO. 10 Broad street, N. v.
SToLEN-oN SATURDAY EVENING, JULY s. IS2
- move ior siVu, payable to Patrick Siayin. An
hnIc ,or sashing the same and liberal reward will
Whites Typo Foundry corner OF Cld and BeekmAn
| streets
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THE DEAF SHALL HRAR. AND THE BLIND SHALL
sse.-Dr Lutensr, 80 Prince street, Broadway,
has discovered never falling remedy for deafness, also
whole world TO produce many wonderful he has
effected by his newly discovered treatment. All letters
contain ST. and be prepaid Once hours from unt3.
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Boots and shoes.-Ladies', Gentlemen's,
JOHN BURRKLL Il9 Hudson,
Corner Of North Moore st., late of 3a1 Greenwich ST.
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CAMDEN AND ANBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA
~ delphis from Pisr No North ,iver foot Of Battery
kornin line leaves Afternoon express Line =
through to Philadelphs in four and half hours: Isrs
ssgrnins leave nom foot Of q
ga NJ and Q Pm. EmigrAnt line, BY steamboat TRIMS
PORT, from pier No. ]. as N. Fare 81 81.
EOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. .. NAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours. New Jersey Rsn
road Wis Jersey City, leaving New York 81 M foot Of
corslsndt streets 9spa n, Liberty street. Fare g
Return Of and DAN, and 81 PM Baltimore Washing
bon, Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold IA the
above lines and thropxh baggage carried In the
~ p. M lines.
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ITO THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-MOsT AGREEABLE
Il and economical route.-yisiters to the Virginia
tom, va, are reminded that the steamer MARY
bsrths leaves Baltimore for Eshmond, Va via Hcquia
Greek and the Richmond Frsaerchsburg and Potgmsc
class passage Richmond by this agreeable route S. only
Al Richmond passengers either take the Danvlle
Boyd Edmond. which leave daily Pm. BY these last
and the stages connecting Herewith they conveyed
from Richmond the White Sulphur Springs expense
only the staging this route being reduced 70 fifty
Springs without any loss Of rest in four days from Bs
Passengers for Staunton take stages at Scottsve
and those Lexington the North the staging
sauntcn being miles and that Lexinsto, ten miles
only the time occupied between Richmond and Stanton
being twsnty-sey hours, and between Richmond and
Lexington two days Whole fare between Baltimore aud
the White Sulphur Springs Sl2 whole fare between Ba-
and Lynehburg do Baltimore and LexingtOn,
to the Captain Of the Maryland. or to
CHARLES MORTHINGT0N, Agent,
Conn street wharf baltimore.
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Gosling's American, German and French
Restaurant will be closed to-day ~ o'clock, Pm. The
mammoth Turtle weight 1856 pounds will be served up In
soups and steaks Wednesday next h instant Can
hs in front Of the Restaurant GOSLING Proprie-
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NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE, VIA CAPE NAY AND
IN New Castle.-Indspendent Line ot Stssmers-DELA-
WARE Captain 8. Seymour; EEkNkBEC, Captain q. o.
Clark PEN0BSCoT Captain 4. Whitcor leaving pier Il
North river, daily, fve o'clock NJ, Sundays excepted.
Passengers leaving New York y this Lac reach New
Castle the following morning In time take the French
town Railroad 70 Baltimore arriving the came evening.
Fare - to Bahmore; meals extra 100 lbs or baggage
will be allowed to each passenger and the Company will
hold itself responsible for the loss only Of wearing apparel
and for that only the OF S0 For passage
ply on board, OF ct the ONCE on the pier.
TINE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKIDDY WILL LEAVE
the foot ofJsy street. for Albany, Monday, Wcdnes-
day, and Friday at o'clock A. NJ. Fare to Albany ST.
Poughkcepse 80 cens Hudson cents Landing West
Point Newburg Poughke-pso Hyde Park Kingston. Cats
KILL and Hudson.
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Genin and July.-July II the month Of
heat Of dust of coup de soie All who have not provided
suitable the
invited 70 call lower store in anticipation Of
felt Rio grass hats Panama straws such fabrics
VIII keep the head cool and ut the same time become
their various styles Of face and figure.
GENIN, ga Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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Head NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 nothing bet.
Ter TO keep the head cool this day than Of KNOWS
say tho stock market els excessive and steadily improv-
hs" All who comfort and wish to present respect
able appearance should, without delay, Rocky
tain the fashionable article ever KNOX
u 81 l2o Fulton street.
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TWO ROOMS TO LET ON TUE SECOND FLOOR.
with without full board, in private French family
Reference exchanged Addrcs. u, Herald ohce
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II a shirt fits too loosely to the chest, the
bosom wrinkles and in warm weather, half An hours
wear On the contrary the bean
tifui shirts GREEN'S, No Astor House which ft
csrrecty EARLY be twenty hours In the
warmest weather, without getting out Of shape.
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Ladies' French Gaiters-The most be-
gy beautiful and artistic for the
beauty. CANTRELL'S fashionable French Caters
They light srasefu seaonable and cheap and un
versaly popular with all ladies Of and refinement
CANTRELL'S 10 ut 1886 Bowsry.