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Toilet Soap.

Toilet Soap.
TNaylOrss and Jules Hau!e's chrystalline
i soap balls brown and white Winsor
soap, Monster and Palm soap, Omnibus,
Pencine, Transparent, Floating, Jenny Lind,
Guimauve, Amandide, Erasive and other
varieties OF soap can be had at the Drug
Store Of WM' 'boeEL.
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DR.. q. ". DEARINa,

DR.. q. ". DEARIN0,
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ public. Office on Church Street, two
doors East Of Waddilps Drug Store.
Residence-on st. Hypolite St., between
church and north streets. h1sy7-y.
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lO1O LBS. Sugar Cured Hams. A
lLL4C Fresh article at twelve and a
h alf cents per pound. S. BLANCHARD.
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DEN IT'S T R Y.
Timothy FaY, M. D.

IIMUCNy I dyI N1' U
HAS associated with him in practice his
brother DR.. Salmon Pay who has had more
than ten years practical experience in his
profession. Full and partial sets of teeth
on plate can now have more attention at
prices that will please all. Calls for the
country will also have prompt attention.
Office over The store of Mr.. Quggins, on
Lafayette street.
Refeyences-Hon. Geo. c. McWhorter.
Col. j. E. Layet, Hon. M. G. Penn, Rev. !
Woodbridge, Dr. F. N Hereford, Rev. Bish
% Polk, Professor J. L. Riddel.
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Ctar Candles-5O Boxes Star Cam
- dies just received and for sale to the
trade at reduced prices.
April 29lv. JOSHUA BEAL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-08
ET.E II
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Wool!

Cash paid for Wool.
by sCO1r FIELD
June IL, 1859. So
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BEsOADCAOTEgs.
Readv-Made Clothing

A Splendid assortment OF BROADCLOTlls, DOEsKINs
N CAssIMEREs, sc. at
Oct l3 SCOTT Z flELD'S.
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BUFFALO ROBES
/ UsT Received by LOOMS & KEITH.
TEA, TEA. TEA.
PAINTS.

A FEW CHESTS Of that superior Young Tyson rEl
N on hand aud Tor sale AZ former Tow prices.
Oct IS. STORRS aud LANGDON
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Under Shirts and Drawers.

Fall assortment Of Cont White and eoioiea Ohuo'
N Shirts and Drawers .,,. ~
Also, sa.penders Gloves, Umbrellas shifis' Blossoms
ana a., o', rarsiyedbv LOOMS KEITH
October -, 1853.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
IkeIicGin Ten Minutes
nm Rr-. nsrT RRnN-T,rt ~ rrtsr. O.

RE unia ling 10 tho cure uf COUGHS, COINS, ASH
~ MA. BRONCHITIS, SnKL TuKOAr. H1ARsE-
NESS, DIFFICULT ORE AlHlNG, INClriENT con.
SUMPTION asd DISEASES or THE LUNGS
They so no TASTE OF meicue, aud amy child VIII iHte
thru. Thousands have been csnied 9" haalfi that bod
before desptnd Testimony given 30 hundiois It casos
single dnse rtIovns "a t'u minutes.
ASK Tor BYus Pnlmon.c Walcr--he original and only
stamped "niiA AM Spurious kinds $40 Of
fred Tor sale I~en'y cents box. sold by dealois
generally.
}. nRYAN 8 co. Rochester, \. y, Piomietor,.
October. 1..f.
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These who use the " sVcgd'
E'AN hHd the ultural eti-lI t-nisonf. hr.i af con
- MON hrIats Ht ELLIS N NANtEUTff-
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GROCERIES

- KEITH 4 BANKERS.
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a n . y
A IL who want AXES ui ihr roll COLLINS & co make
- should hr ptrulnf notice the stamps as There arc
various oornorieis aad limitations stamped COLLINS
AID labelled much kc ours, which tfeqnehtly n
some paf of iho United states OF uiauufciute
They mlac n ahe cu plIt of the county yafou.
aSe-u kefs, aud gerviaHy vety inferior quality. The
gonuinr COLLINS AALs, NAfrh have atqlifc sur au
extensive fput iinn, ace Invariably stamped" COLLINS
& GO. HARTFORD" aud zach nNe has printed libel
With my signature b. n nov more ihiH i've teais
since we commenced tAs business with abe stamp Cot
Inns 4 Go hafiod,' and lido know OF any other axe
SAM. W. COLLINS.
august i-ai. 4i:ls
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He ad of State Street.
Paper Hangings.

NEW Styles of Clothing just received his day At
Ftsuchs clohng store, also boots, shoes rubhefs
Mnutpelier, Nov. 18TH.
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SCOl 4 q I'll
PURE TEAS.

yog wish pure Tea mixedi ID you wish Ioa no
cooured u you wish 10 enjoy ne desiuhc agfceabl
eF"maue flavor which you would experience yaa pickc
the Leaves yourselves from plantation iH hiua cali
Peoples state. Opposite Bnsk Church and examine fl,
yvuiseiyes fuce-, also, will please.
Oct '53. LYMAN a KING.
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INRENCH GILT, do SATIN. aud oil the lower grades,
very extensive variety and fich designs, which will b
sold at pcos ihui challenge competition. J. G. EMERY
Montpelier, sept. 2i:ig
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NOIICE.

+ the Depot Store up ran be found splendi
n assortment OF Emhfoid red Cuusins with all the hN
irgs to match which viii be sold usual. ovfaoTdinu
~ low pFices 10y SIobh1 bhN1poNs
Nov, 81, 1858.
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ZINC WHITE, ground aud dry, Florence White cad
~ ground ADD dry Paris Green, Moreono do, Emerald do
u. NJ Blue Prussian Blue, Linsecd on, aud boiled
Turpentne, Warmth, sc. u SCOTT FIELDS.
September -, sa3 SO
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ca 4 n CD IN Oh CD i @ -
GONE very nice aud choice patterns may be found
- KEi1 II A. BARKER'S
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CLOTHS, CLOTHS !
STORRS e. LANGDON,

IIAvE on hand the largest and best seoced STOCK Of
III CLOTHS Of every description and variety ever oHof-
ed in Moutpeer We prepared TO sell at prices mat
will defy competition. Call end see them.
Oct is SlOKRS & LANGDON.
ptru nprssronps ofe,,t, v,ri.tv al
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Feathers Mattresses, Pillows,
SOLAR LAMPS

MOOR ATS, painted CURTAINS, CURTAIN TRl NJ
- MiNGS, sc. nnw lot roeoivedby J. G. EMERY.
Montpelier, Sept. DAB
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Died.


On Wednesday, July 0, HENRY M: WESTERN, aged So
years, Of The oldest members Of The New York bar,
The relatives members OF the bar, and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited tend his funeral
from bis late residence. No log Lexington this
afternoon al four O'Clock, without further invitation
HIS remains will be taken TO Greenwood.
On Thur sday July after short Illness, BENJAMIN H.
AoRREE In The 3Tth yeas of his sge,
ihe friends Of the family the members OF Albion Lodge
No. 20, and his Masonic brethren generally.
to att nd his funeral this afternoon, tbres O'Clock
from No so Vssty sueet His remains viii bs taken
Green ocd Cemetery.
On rhur,day July CAROLINE infant dsught Of Bon.
amin and Caroline Fairchild
The irsn CO and acquaintsoces of the family ace re
spscfuy invited to attend her funeral FROM the
dence OF her parents No. 512 Niaih avenue corner
Foayfecond street. this afternoon, at three o'clock.
Buffalo papers please copy
On Monday, july a. HENRY WARDEN, youpges. calld OF
Japar W. Catnarine Hughes aged ii tbs and q
dsys.
In this city, On Monday, July HsSRrsrrA AyRE,,
daughter Of John T. aud Ann NJ Smith, aged sears )
months and "a dsys.
On Ihursoay July Z, sitter loHg ard painful loesa,
LAWRENCE KELLY native Of the county Wicslo Ireland
in the 50,h year al his age.
HE frepds and tho OF his brothers Michael Patrick
and James are respectfully invited to attend his focers
this afternoon three ocock from the residence u
brother Patrick, No 90 Lawrence street. Bro ,kyn.
On Wednesday,, Jolly G. 81 Lake A1begao JosEpruyK
MAY. ycuEsett child Of Q, ~ Guild o. Erooklyn N Y.
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Inauguration OF the Crystal Palace, on the
14xh o. Jolly, 1853.
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMl


Purchasers Of tickets will receive with them notes
Of ADMITTING the holder and lady to attend the
snsugurato These Dotos will be Of four different oolor
boders into different according the color
pectd to remain in their respective sections until the
monies sed The holders of blue and invita-
tops gill them elves ut the entrance Forteth
street. those OF red and yellow. Fort second street.
Guests holding il Wit atoms white will enter
the Sixth avenue, ami be shown to their places by at
tendants
Exhibitors who have previously obtained their tickets,
will Forty street. Those exhibitors who
have failed to obtain their tickets before the 18th in will
be necess rily excluded
Exhibitors win be admitted at o'clnch A. NJ, and will
remain In their respective courts during the ceremonies
The doors will be opened for all others entitled to admis
sion above, at ten o'clock.
At O'Clock the doors will be closed and the ceremonies
Will CONNIE
attention called to the preceding regulations;
they will he strictly enforced.
The ceremonies nuguraton will proceed in the follow
ing order
J. Oper ing aver by the Right Rev. Bishop Vain wright
2 Anthem posed for the cocasion by the New
York Sacred Ha Society the National
Guard Band and members of otf er societies.
Address by the President Of tho Association.
4 Addresses BY distingu ed guests.
The will close with the Hailclua h chorus
Be>)s will be to notify vsters when the time of
turing has arrived
in. BATCBELDER Secretary Of the superiatsndsnts
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Csyssal Palace.

THE GERMAN CONTRIBUTIONS.
We imagine that few Of our readers have accurate
dsa Of the extent and variety Of the foreign contbu-
lions that will grace give interest 70 the exhi
Tho greater potio Of the civilized world is represented
y the contributions already received Hardly country
Europe is there unrspressnted by specimens
Of ts arts and manufactures while Southern CONT
nent and the isles ef the have also brought their til
butss to this "Fair Of all the Nations" Europe, Of
course is the chief exhibitor from abroad Toe conri
buttons from Great Britain enbrace great lumber,
well most extensive variety, Of articles apperainng
10 almost every branch OF industry and skill The Conf
nent Of Europe hardly be said to be behind the
competition. We have mentioned of the most pro
minsnt objects Of interest furnished us, but EVIL
dsDce Of tho interest taken in the New Yok exhibition,
the continent viii here enumsrate portion Of the
1owDs sines &C., Of the German Confederation Zovc-
rein, from which contributions have been received.
Many Of these places represented by quite number
Of contributors. The following IL something Of list -
Cologne FreibuIg Bingen soingen, Bineen Rathenow,
BerirD, BkunschDg 0lu stz, Furth, Bamberg. Regeus
burg soh hoitn, GfOs stehlltz Munchen Gosdorf Haf
sehweinpert Frankfort, Dresden Do.saorE bArmatadt
Stein LaDge~eissp, K,rchsia Dnsberg. Cassel Hsidel
brig StuIgsrd, Essnach, Mannheim rhurngen, Rhnisch,
Msyelee Iierech witsnalde Onanbsck, Neuss Russels
helm, Mains, Dusseldorf Cblentz. Bruhl Edenkoben,
Dessau Bfsslau Teischon, Wirmer Butzbach, HumDurz
zen, sahl Ulm, schmaIk aldan. Geu,erode Rohnsabl
WersberY Bremen, Elberfsld Achsn Obsrnzel Westpha
hoD, Kostsitz Enfsrt, Gotha, Wokeussen. Bngsssdt
Guben FiIstsrwalde Grossenheim, Walthausen, Greis
GeIa. Gjauchan. Pott~dam. OlderAn Cum nits
ohau. sepness. Brutzcheid, weeden viersen. Gre
fs6, Terost Bnkholz Cambsch schoppenstadt Guttin-
gen. GlsuchsD Ebernnitz Wu,ms, Ang burg. Rochltz,
N0rdbipgsn, Bauyzn Nupch Carlshrue Heiborn. Rich
fed, Muleem, B,ies Klingenthal Lowerourg. Wimmin-
gen, schn eiburg Cbempuz, Brunswick, Prua, Apoda,
Autap Wurienburg. Ronsdorf Constans Neheim,
Hegne Loa ntz, Schez. Nsuwied, Idar L,nscba, Neu-
nsrkt Tnks, Poen sasburchen, Baden Blberach, Gosp
r'pgsr. Luxembourg Johann re gens,adt, WalendorH,
WohgelsDgen GeDgswalse, Hochstatd MAxsn Dippolis.
~slde Lnoberg HlIdhergh auseo, Ruhla Dresden Qua.
Fran kens-eip, SeiIen KaiseralAnten Klingenth.
Rudoladt Sch sartzburs GuneenhauseD, Tlst Raguhu,
Heidelberg and uany others.
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and Just h time 10 mako favorable contract for some
hah dossnthe Car in the meantime buying the North
srn Light The Humboldt and FRANKLIN 70 begin with,
which were staunsh, fast, wen built steamers.
THE owners Of the latter steamers could soon build
nav end better vessels for their line and plan winch
would distance the Arabia the fastest d the cunard
line.
TIE blockade Of Buenos Ayres likely to interfere
seriously with American trade in tina. quarter, and II
Ing continued the prices Of hides in this market
were lAely to become sensibly affected.
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On Monday, June 90 by the Rev. J. A. Foersh, Mr..
THEODORE GusrAvis REoKzEr of Berlin city Prussia
many to Miss ANNA VANCE SrRABASE Of county Tyrone
Ireland.
In this city Tuesday, July 5, by the Rev. J. W.
TapRart, Mr. ARLO A. SPEiRy, OF Woodbridge, Conn., TO
Miss JOSEPHINE 7. CURIEY of New \ ork
New Haven papers please copy.
In Grace Church, Brooklyn ON Thursday July by the
Rev Robert Lowry, LOUIS d. DE wTr, OF West Point N.
w. to NARY youngest daughter of Captain Henry Blew
erton, Z. D. Engineers.
At cling Sing on Thursday. July 7, by the Rev. William
f. Haley, NJ l. KoBB TO KATE f., daughter Of General
Aaron Ward.
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Ixhbitors their agents who have not already done
90, urgently requested to appear at the Crystal
Palace ard prepare their for exhibition and an
hibors foreign aud domestic informed that all the
tens arranged for Ever possible edGrt will be
The building will be lighted At night for the convenience Of
exhibitors. J. NJ BATCHELDER Secretary Of Superin-
lent
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vermfuge composed Of castor oil, Gallon e Co. not
that, while they benefit the patient they
actually La ing the alton for discs
such rs salvation loss of sight weakness Of limbs
BY ping Boher sacks avoid all the above
dfrp Call and the thirteen worms fifteen
inches IN length brought from child Of nine teen months
old after being given by two Of the best doctors
Phisdelghia A. hchensaek PropSistSs No. 10 Second
Barclay street. New York. Wholesale agents for the Eastern
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The Crystal Fnlace will be Omen TO the
public every day. Sundays excepd) after the 4th ins
between the hours OF O'clock NJ and o'clock, p NJ,
until further Notice.
Single admissions. 10 eeuts.
Children under twelve Of ase......2 % cents.
St,son Ho.Sss el.
Hall Son. No 29 Broadway OF Park place where
will please attend person to Sign the register
Tickets single admissions be had the morning
tie 18th instant the entrances the Crystal Palace
VIM Hall Sons No. I9 Broadway, csrnor OF Park
place. J. NJ. BATCuELDER,
Secret Of he Super 10 adcnte,
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Crystal Paince,-Vlncent Bringolle, Uph0l-
sterer and decorator TO the Exhibition Of all Nations
speefuy informs exhibitors he to receive orders
decorations Exhibitors select their colors and
materials from large and complete assortment Of stuf BY
applying at his office, room 10 Crystal Palace.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE WORLD SURPRISED by THOSE TWO
taken at j. WOOD BRIDGES gallery, N o. 90 Chatham
street, tho Fourth They perfect GEM, No one
could believe that such pictures Could made bat you
vii be fsttsucd ycd give bin q cali.
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YoYi, July q 1853
Tho public is respectfully informed that he
tho G.; ysal Palace after Monday, July
except exhibitors and persons employed in the
building
This restriction s absolutely ssary the preparation
tile Exhibition aud will be enforced hout exception.
join NJ. BATCH SLIDER,
Secretary OF Superint & n dents.
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Bowel Complaints may be cured In a few
hours positively by the ofhe New York Family Me'
cine Com magic DIAL 49, Broome street. Price &c.
toI preventive Of ,h and bowel Diseases
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~
STATE SALOON, NO. ss7 BROADWAY, CORNER or
- Brooms strcstThs splendid establishnnent - no .
open for the reception o. Neither pains nor an
Eens beer spared " nnshis furnishing and stosk
the lsrder With everything Desirable The market Il
ods tho oyster department. with the
In every variety style Connected with the saloon sre
rutr ~ private ,oofs stte5 expressly lAdisa e
ecrptnAsd D. sent,eSsa. Pc. GRADY. PrepgisAeg.
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his Office A Barclay street from A. NJ to p NJ
the eye matter how leag standing or how
ohstiI ate they be In their nature be ectaa
sradcatd, and perfect effected Partisan artificial
Of a superior gu Atty, for sale and inserted
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No North, no South, no East, 40 West. Is
known to RAFFhRTf h LEASK inventors and manufae-
urers OF the hat sell their model drab
beaver and pearl felt hat at the low price Of IS and 81 and
give each purchaser his neatly 10 the top
Chatham street opposite Chambers and the corner Of
Chatham and Pearl streets.
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DR. Powell Dentist AurIsf &c recaiue

:, III: HUS01I' OOuiHSt, 1Aus1sS. SsC., IcCtEVes
his patients from to o'clock daily Mt his Office No 500
where can lie cured hs Treatise the eye
and his seas ting and foup tains Artificial
serted without tie slightest pain which exactly like
the natural and BILE it in color and
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piaIrrhGa.-Firty Dollars VIII be Pnld II
Dr. TOBIASS Venetian Eminent does cRre
tis IL used when frat attacked For sale BY
druggists and storekeepers the United states
and the ca. adas Price % and 50 cents Dyott sons
agents. Philadelphia; depot 20 G-een wch street. N Y.
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-Prbshsd tbis dav the secor number The New York
Journal beautifully illustrated with several engravings
containing the of Ainswotts great
~ smue,or r.aS,ng matter priss ony tb.n oants TSs
cheapest hest and handomest paper in the Union For sale
BY agents and boys. The publisher is gratfed
being able TO arrangement occurring the bril-
Liam witty and porular Fanny Perm regular weekly
captrbutor This feature combined with others that
FOLLOW Will continue to secure for tho Journal .
sde 10 rty and reputation for freshness originality
and exctlcnce Published by r. d. ORVIS, as Nassau
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Fancy Cutlery, embr acing n Large Variety
pen and pocket knives Of tn most aad
BEAUTIFUL paterDs also assortment OF toilet cutlery
sAUNDEhS No. Astor House and 3S7 Broadway, between
walker asd White streets
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REWARDS.


COX REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
R<O premises OF the subscriber In the village Of Mama
roDeek Westchefter county, Monday night 18th ut
dark ches NUT sorrel about sixteen hands and
willie feet end lower part the legs fore top cut Off
white spot In the forehead between natural tail
Any returning the to Mr. Thomas Foshay
Joshua Purdy ~ will receive the above
reward. THOMAS FOSHAY.
Aamaroneck, July l. 1853.
coz REwARD-STOLEN FROM THE UNDER.
@AC signed, brown hay mare, has q mark the left
lind leg under the tail Whoever will deliver said
the subscriber give information where she
will receive the above reward. ANDONI EBERT Bush.
wick avenue, head Of Ansey street, Williamsburg.
OK REwARD.-sToLEN ON THE SIXTH INSTANT,
HlC from the stable OF Patrick Mcbride No. 233 Cherry
street single sets of silver mounted light harness. with
Dutch bame collars The above reward will paid on
recovery OF the harness. at No. $40 Water street.
@7O LOST, ON TUESDAY. JULY s. A SMALL ROB
rlO. tall horse and wagon. The above ward will
given ITO whoever will return him to the at No. $50
East Twelfth street TO whoeves will give information
where he can b. found.
UR REWARD.-LOST OR LEFT IN BROADWAY
pC stage, while gong from the Astor House Chinese
Hail. $50 broadway, bundle Of music among which
manuscript copy OF Matrimonial Blessings with
scrbers the first page The finder will tho
above reward by leaving the package at $50 Broadway
SWAINE BUCKLEY, New Orleans Screnaders, and Bur
lesque Opera Troupe.
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No exit q Change FOR the Ride, but q fair
equiv in good clothing tho money paid Visit
HENRY L POSTERS Clothing warehouse No n Cort-
and fashion, superior fit style, IL always hand
Orders executed with promptness and punotuay rarely
with.
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supply Of shoes find MILLER co in Can street,
ladies' gaiter boots o. All the aahio az rs os
upwards with hoys misses and and boots
equally low prizes, at j. b. MILLER CO.'S,
Canal street.
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The Most wonderful Ascent this Year-yui.
passing all the rockets balloons &o TIE Fourthis the
height to which the halter l6 Fulton street.
has up the estimation of the public His bssuti
ful hats by all Tho dong IN the city. Call 1t
his store two doors from Broadway.
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Comb Fac v -phe Newest Styles OF Ladies'

combs in tortoise she and buffalo horn The variety Is
all doubt the largest in the CITY, Shell bs made
20 order and repaired A. j. SAUNDERS No. 3S7 Broad
way, between Walker and White streets.
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THE TRADES. NC.
gNR0CKERY PACKER-WANTED, AN ExPERIENC.
ed packer Of croeksry ware, who give good ree
peabe boy wanted about fourteen years Of who lives
with Lis parents.
DRINTERs.--A COMPETENT ADAMS POWER PRESS
w. Caoley, No. IL Pratt street, Philadelphia.
STovE soULDEas wANTED.-APPLY TO JOHN
y SAVERY SONS, "a Cliff street,
ITO WtTCHNAKERs-A GOOD WORKMAN WHO
understands fine London duplex and chronometer work.
can have desirable situation at l.. RICE LAWTARS
No. 1G Maiden Lane
yUANTBD-oN STATEN ISLAND, A GOOD BLACK
w smith. To good wcrkman, steady work aud good
wages given. Apply to PETER s. WANDELL Newdorp
yVANTED-BY WELL EXPERIENCED DAGUER.
w rcotypc glars posbef, situation Beat references
be given. address N. b., Herald office.
yNANTED-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAaPaN.
w ers traeklayers, and masons who wish to
the Ithmus find good employment by applying at the
Office of the undergnsd Carpenters will he paid 50
hoard Psssase free Steamers leave New York for the
work on the goth July and 9th August,
NJ G. STORY Contractor, 90 Wsrren street.
yJTANTED-Two FIRsT.RATE AMERICAN BLACK.
w smith, who are accui toned IT, machinery foreing
Mono Others ned apply Wages liberal and sendy empoi
ment. J. s. Bupcc Co., No. 26 Washington street.
WANTED-Two WATCH CASE MAKERS AND ONE
watch polisher Apply at 20. " John street, In
the rear
yNANTED-sIx GREEN SAND MOuLpERs. THOSE
w accustomed to pipe making preferred. tbc highest
paid to npttent hans. apply at the uanersy
Iron works Fifty 'ninth street N. r. RIDER WARD