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Pc kSONAL.

-. A correspondent Of the New Y rk Ercn.
ing Post furnishes long and interesting &C
count OF tho celebration at Portar- Prince, of
the ifty.6rst anniversary Of Haytien indepen.
dence. Soldiers and civilians-priests and
courtiers-black and copper colored-were out
in full force. The head gearings Of the ola.
dies OBJ color" are thus noticed: s ,-..
"There were but two bonnets in the crowd :
one WAS worn by tho English lady to whom T
have referred, and the other, which was a su
perb white satin trimmed with lilac and lust
from Paris. covered the head of one of the no
hest and blacklist women l ever put nv eva
upon. The violent contrast which her hat pro
duced, reconciled me to the handkerehiefs wi th
which the heads Of the other women were GOV.
cred, and which got to think, before I LEFT
fort-au-f rince, were altogether oomely"
In the same letter, we have the followipe
charcoal sketch Of his sable majesty, the EN-.
peror Soulouque: -.r
he was richly dressed in q red coat, lit.
orally covered with gold lace, and blue panta.
looms striped with gold lace at the sides. His
cooked hat was also deliberately oruamented
VITA the same material. Upon his breast he
wore the Cross of Legion Of Honor and several
S;aIs composed Of diamonds Of great value.
""" S'uonlty uucn Laughed with his walk
and carried his bat and cane in one hand and
white Observation-Disclosures in the Other. With
which be frequently wiped the perspiration
wnicn stood in great drops npon his face. He
had walked about half mile. He seemed. os
ne walked, more corpulent and clumsy than
.nen saw him At the reception, the day pre-
vioas. He stepped with his legs wide apart,
and was All the time dropping his eyes 10 the
grouna ana htung them again with the caution
and timidity Of iaarn old sgs." "''
80. Attention General Psttsrson hiss bee.
re elected M'jor General Of the lot division Q,
the Pennsylvania Militia.
81. Gavassi ID now making leeturins ton,
Through ireland. None Of the Catholics .h
tend bis lsssasss, he ddseulss aca sasi.i,e,
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the Americans outrsgeously, although admit
ting that he was treated In this country with
marked favor. He proposes to return to the
United States, where, he says, "dere is much
Of dc dollars and sasy 70 pick dem mp"
-. Attorney General Gushing made q
speech on the Fourth to his friends and neigh
bors OF NewburypOrt.
go. Hon. ]. R. Giddings held forth to the
Providence folks on the Fourth.
....Several of the Virginia papers speak of
Hon: Henry A. Wise In connection with the
dubernatorisi chair Of that State. -
The interest in tho Walker divoreec case,
at New York, is fast suhziding. The cause
may easily be inferred. = s,.lI .es5. ..
: ....Gsn. Almonte and Gen. Sam Houston
are now on brief visit to New York.
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HUSBAND, WIFE, TOUaG LAD
LET FACTS SPEAK: rse
BAKRxLvuLk, Allegheny CO., Gd.
MAJ 4th. 1852.

BAERxLyuLk Alle9bAny CO., Nd I
70 Msssrs. Mortimer 4 Mowbray-Dsar sirs-I.
justice to DR.. Hamptops Vegetable Tincture, wisf
to Inform you that vas taken sick on he Sd ds,
of January last, with an Affection Of the stomach
bowels. and Kidneys. was attended, BY four sms
little or no effect. bad some knowledge OF the
great virtue in Hanpton's Tiocture, from one Tot
tie Ehieh my wife bad takan two years ance-
1 came TO the conclusion that would take nc
more medicines from. my physici ans, but Try The
Tinc;ure; and am happy 10 Inf rm yeu that had
not taken it two days before felt its powerful in
au.pee upon my stomach. hare continued usine
the Tncture, and am now able t. leave my room
and can eat sny common diet without much moon
venisnce or pressure on my STOMACH.
The sffiictsd, or their friends are daily visiting
me, to learn Of tn. great virtue there is In the Tnc
ture OF Hsmptou's.
dsys-one, especially, from young lady who ha.
been confined to b er rom for twelve mouths, with
disssse Of the head, sff citing TIE hr in; - =.
-....---.. z. w. HALL. T.
"a On the permsnsncy Of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the above: --' -
- BAlRslvIlLE, Allegheny 90 Nd,
r.-ss.- October l3, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer : Mowbrsy: Dear s;rs-I sm
happy to inform you that this day finds me In the
enjoyment o. good health, by the use OF Jour Hamp
toms TinctuTe and tie blessings Of God I am ems
blsd TO pursue my daily avocations usual, and
have great desire that the afflicted should know
the great curative powers Of the Tincturs.
lam, with respect, yours,
Z. ". HALL.
Cali and get Pamphlets snd see cures Of Coughs,
Bronchitis, kheumsrsm, Liver Complaint, and
Scrcfula.
o. Sid by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 40 Bal
ttmore street, Hahmore, and 3o4 Broadway, New
York: CHAs. sTOTT 4 CO., Winner, J. B. MOORE,
d. B. CLARKE. CLARKE 4 BOWLING, ". ELL
OFT, and b. MCPHERSON, Washiugton; also, by
q. g. f. CISsEL, Georgetown; and @. @. BERRY,
Alexandria, and BY Druggists everywhere.
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TIE SfIR1oscoP1-Th:s beautiful instrument
and wonderful - beautf,l-has been seized upou
BY the naguerreotypists, smplifed, and put before
tae public for general adoption. On viewing the
application Of It to Daguerrecype pictures It Is hard
ing is the result produced The object Of vision
through the Stereoscepe IL no longer picture; Il
has all the linesments and pscalisrites and pres.
ance Of the living subject, only less In Size The
completeness with which this is done must be seen
TO be believed. The emily place that We know Of in
che city wnere Stsreoscopic Daguerreotypes can b
procured is WHIfIaURsr's, On Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHEATsfoSz for
w only reed Of in the fabulous miracles Of Iriar
8eeoa. - .-. .-.- $500 = :
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described shove,
are daily sold at WHlfEsussr's GALLERY, Pennsylvs
nia avenue near ~ street.. - -. - =
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Tn DORCHESTER 0urRAaH.-The Boston
Transcript, in noticing the blowing up Of the
catholic church at Dorchester, says:
"The new ssone catholic church, il The Pro.
cess of erection in Dorchester, nee< Milton,
was blown up yesterday morning al, o'eieck,
by placing keg of gunpowder on the aoor OF
the building. The roof was entirely blown on,
and the east and west walls demolished, ma
king complete wreck of the bulldog. inc
supposed to be a patriotic demonstration in
honor of the fourth of July. There are various
rumors as to the authors of the outrage, some
sttributing it to the opponents Of the Irish,
others 10 some Of the catholics who have been
opposed to the location Of the church, and other
causea',
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~ a, BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner Of Sd ct.
aud Indiana avenue Is prepared to An al orders for
Doors, Sash. Blinds, Mouldings, &c. - 3. u
Turning in wood, such SIS Balusters, and Novels,
Serou saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers. -
A Large quantity of the above articles on hand Of
low prices.
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures Count
era, Drawers, Shelving, DC. apEeo8m
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~" SAIIH's DYsPspulA CoRDlAL-This delicious
compound offered positive cure in all cases Of
Dyspepsts, or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
Certificates CT extraordinary cures accompany each
bottle. 1t liz entirely vegetable spG free from any
observation-disclosures, For sale by z D. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesale
and retail BY Dr.. SMITH, Is and 20 South 18th st.
Phiadeipbia. Pap 80" NAV e--tf
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B The wheat crop of Queen Anne's coun-
ty, Nd, will fell far short of what was expected
a few weeks ago, 60 much has it been injured
by the rust = :ett,.. 1855 ''''.
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A RASsoNED SLAvE.-A public reception
was given to Stephen Pembroke, the ransomsd
slave, at the church Of his brother, DR.. Pen.
nington, in New York, on Monday night.
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WHAT SAYS kossUrH Fit is stated that
Napoleon has intimated to the Austrian govern
ment that the French will interfere to suppress
any revolutionary movements in Hungary or
Italy while the Austrian troops are engaged
against tho Russians. A similar declaration
ia expected from England. ,i.-l- -4s--,.a s -
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''Uncls Ned had no hair on the top Of his head,
In the place whore the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons eel
brated Kathsiron, which not emily preserves snd
oeautifes, but restores the hair to any period o,
life. Only those who will not try 1t, are troubled
with badness, dandruf, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From the Home Journal, " +. =
"No article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYoN's KAfHAnoH. 10
those who have used 1t (and who has mott the res
son Is obvious, Is its nvigoratng and identifying
Effects and agreeable Perfume. stamp it an indispen.
sable article Of the toilet
Sold at the cid price Of IS cents In large bottles,
by all dealers, everywhere.
D.s. BARNES, Proprietor. 1ei Broadway, ny.
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36P1ENDD PIcrQREa-Those Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Picture.
should not fail to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue he hsscn exhibition there SEINE choice
specimens of the new art of Dacue,reotypfng In on
Mnleh ior beauty and excellence are Incompatible.
There is portrait executed In this Last stvle. Of
President Pierce, that reflects great cred, on the
artist every lineamant thereof giving lfslike ex-
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is rsckcned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time mar 20
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Co-fs REyoLysns--Ths British Board 9.
ordnalas hare .puph.sed, on the part Of ii,
govsransas, large number, amounting e
npsasds q 1900, II assYolyins pistols, from
Coz Ooit fof the ssssef The publia service.
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.s3liH- ooofHkAA Line OF SrEAxsHIps.-A
Iaesti's Of the commis,ss appointed by ,h.
Sosthsrn Conmerrial Convention, with a visv
Of establishing Southern line Of ,,.s,,.,,
70 Europe, viii b held in Richmond We. .,
ossAsf nsxt Es!,Id :. % -
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A0H should be universally ksoscs-sor it, strictly
eue-that indigestion Is the parent Of a larre bro
postion OF the fatal diseased Dysentery, diarrhea
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated By indigestion
alone Think Ct that dyspeptics think of it all we
suner from disordered stomachs, and II you are vii
hng to be guided by advice, founaed upon expert
enoe resort At once don't delay day. to Hooandt
German B'ttsrs, prepared by DR.. o. N. jackson
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invisorant
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried tht
Biters; and knew that that they are exc client for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers IL
medicine everywhcre .ns
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FGuRTH on JULY ACCIDENTAL the firing
81 ssiate On the Fourth, in Trenton, n. J.,
Washington Reginald and Jacob Storms were
badly injured by the accidental discharge Of
ono q the guns Mr. -Reginald's arm was
amputassa above the wrist .. once, and IL is
said Mr., storms' arm will be amptuta.ed.
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~ TO THE PERFORMERS AT THE CON-
9 CERT AT THE THEATRE ON SATURDAY
you are requested to attend
the rehearsal at the Theatre at ocock p. m. Eat
urday, Jnly 9th. ~..,-,.. - jy7-le
n~ NOTICE.-The Directors OF The Wash.
tk3 irgton Euuiiag ssoc'stion viii hold their
regular meeting THIS EVENING, ct Union Acsde.
my. oorner New York ave and l4,h street
jy7-1t* j. p. DICKINSON, eerTeesfy.
n~ TO THE PKESIDENTs OF THE fiRE
IL 6 COMPANIES OF WASHING TON-Iou are
oaca OF thu NaIional Theatre as o'co cs, On L 9
evening Of tho Concert, and MAKE your rstn,ns {
the esle OF tickets BY your respective companies
PreadSnt Of that company xhinh thal be, e prI.
chased thu greatest nnmher Zst-.~it: jyf-lt :
DR. ALDXsR MATTHHwa . =
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7 PLEASURE TRIPS.

~ = The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
TON or THOMAS COLLYER caa -
chartered for public select parties 20 visit Mount
V.rn On. Port Washington, white House Pavsaios,
or any other places on the Potomac river.
The scen'ry on the river is very handsome.
For particulars apply to the President Of ths CON
psny or the Captains Of the Boats. So
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB CDRS0N,
SAMUEL eEDNEr,
jye-?n Cspesina
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FOR BALTIMORE

- The Steamer OSCEOLA will re.
sumo her regular trips to Balti.
mcre on TUEs0AY MORNING, the lith instant, a
Z O'Clock. 8sILH siit VUUEE
Rstqrans, lsayss Hs$pfe every THURSDAY
st. Msry's River, Nd, Einsale and Gone River, ane
the usual landings on TIE Potomac.
iy7-Sms JAS. MIE'HEL1, caotain.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WachioOfoo Inlv IGSf

] Washington, July o, 1854.
GEALED PROPOSALS for Furnishing the station
= cry OF this department for one year, ending the
18th August, 1855, will be received until O'Clock
p N, on the 10Th ny of Augu.t next
Those unsccompanied BY satisfactory testimonials
If ability to fulfill the contract will not be consd
sred.
Au The articles must be Of the gerry best qualify sam
pies of which must accompany the bids I; and the
department reserves the right to retain such sam
pes and pay for tie at prices stated In the Of
fer, or return them, at its option.
Each proposal must be signed by the firm or indi
VI iuai making It, and must specify pIice-snd but
one price-for esnh and every srtic!e contained In
the schedule Should articles be required not emu.
meratd, they are to be furnished at the lowest
ket price7, according to quality.
ALI the articles to be furnished must be OF the
bess quality, aud delivered without delsy when
dered TO the satisfaction Of the head Of the ofse
for which they are required.
The department reserves to itself the right OF OF.
dering greater or less quantity Of each and every
article contracted for, as the public service may
quire.
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by the
person persons tTacing; and In case of fail
ure 20 supply the articles required the contractor
aud his suretes shall be liable for the forfeiture spe
cited In such bond as liquidated damages.
The subjoined liet specifies, nearly now csn
be done, the amount, quality, and description OF
articles that Will he wanted.
Is reamS TO 10 post, ssttu or plain finish, faint.
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~ Joe Shtlsington receives all the Nsw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as Published. He
Is agent fer HaTper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
s0rtment Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Root
store, Odeon Building, corner of street and Penn
syivaaiaayenne. - an, 10
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Y An iron foQndsry 10 about TO be started
st CsntTsvills, Nd.
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I The story is again revived In the En-.
glish papers, that the Emperor Nicholas i
about to abdicate -.

~ PRESERVE YouR HA1R.-It IS q melancholy
md startling fact that quite large class az the
America people are bald, and that too ct an early
igs, and 1t becomes those sficted to pause end ex
anime the causes Of Badness and then the remedy.
- Eserscn's Americdn Hair kestordtiusp stands un.
rvalled tor that purpose. 1t is en- Indian prepare
ton prepared purely the scientific principles of
the He'd Man, end whe ever seen Q bald headed In,
dianf such q thin has never been known.
See circulars, to be had Of Druggists, giving par.
Price Il In ,.rea bc,tfs. v-,a-l p. i
Sold in Washington and Georgetown D. G., by al
tn. principal DruSgi t., and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canaias
v. GILMAN. Wholesale ana General Agent,
Washington, D. 9.
= @. e. FISHER co. Proprietors,
t-. No. al Superior Street, Cleveland. @.
. ~ 6-2mna -
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FOR PINEY POINT. LEONARD
T0WM, CONE R!TEt, ST. MARrS

e@A The STEAMER oscIoLA WILL
a1exE1SiS leave Washington for the sbove
. aces and al intermediate pdings on the Poto.
mac, on SATURDAY, July stb, at o'clock q. q.
Feturninr, viii leave Pipey Point on Monday
m.rninG, stopping at the above places on her turn
TO Washington. ..-
sage and fare to Piney Point 81. To 70 and
return ssms trip So. To sll other Places Iasss &c
81 Mesls extra. JAS. MITCHELL, Capt
L. 0tn
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~ Use EAMPToN's VEGETABLE TIkCTuRE.-Hsre
Diseases OF the Kidneys, any Loss of Power and Dis
arrangement of the systemf We but point You to
the Thousands who have used the GsE.f IsyIeoRA-
TOR.
In proof Of what We say above, We refer you to
champions Vegetable Tincture," and its effects.
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| 81 EAsrhANs HEADACHE REMEDY has never vet
iisd to cure sick headache. Call for proof of this
at GILkAa's Drug store
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II In New York, on the evening Of the
fourth, patriotism found full vent in most
magnificent display of fireworks in the Park
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Poor FELLOWS We learn from the Spring.
field Mass Republican, that brace of wives
took their fight from that city a few DAYS
since, leaving their better halves TO indulge
in sorry reflections upon the fckleness and
fraiity Of woman. After fruitlsss pursui. 10
New York. the deserted lords returned to ties,
the experiences Of husbands without wives
One Of them, resolving to take things philoso.
phically, immediately sold his household
goods 10 the frat bidder, and put himself in o
Position to await coming events; the other
attempted suicide, but before thejOb vas quite
hnnhed be thought better Of it, and concluded
to follow the Example Of his more stoical com.
panion Ia tribul alton. - q. .s,r.s-..... .....
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. A CARO-Op or bef,rs the 26th OF this uns
"A al u our accounts vii Be rendered
Customers cannot Imagine the pleasuv ~
N sutdng them In their purchasrs ~hen NJ
&c eoon as the bill Is presented Those that gvea
ams hyor. Thsrsfors Ne respectfully sQsea vi
ell VIII come forward and pay ups on OF besOss ~
1st of July, Without placing us st u 6saer
neescity efssndins tr tas sncunt
k&N HALL Z B1o1HR
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IT 0ST-0n the Sd inetant silk PURSE contain
IL ing between thirty and forty dollars The npd.
or will receive liberal reward BY leaving IL at WIZ
lard's Hotel. jy6M
MFRS. WILLlAMs, ON sth street, door
M north Ct Pa. avenue, has several large and
We'll fufni he'd Rooms Just vacated suitable for FAM
lies
Also, aeversl Rooms, suitable for single gentle.
m"n, which she win let, with or without board.
iv6
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@S~ eAs osuA noyS ueu upon judgment Is lin
tied to the costs in that particular case, and
does not extend to the general balance due to
him from bis client. Such lien is also subject tc
the debtors hight Of set-off, and exists onl,
against the balance due In equity, after the
seton has been made. The United States. b,
treaty With Mexico, Assumed the debt of Mex
leo 70 a 3, and promised to pay it in q certain
mode a assented to the srrang cement; pre
scented his claim accordingly against the Unitsd
States, and obtained an award. This was VIA,
the Romans called q novation, or the substitu
ton Of new debt for On old one one Of tn
parties being different. The United State.
having Q debt agsinst said Alb, which the,
claim right to set of sgainst 50 much Of til,
award, they retain the amount due to tn,
Government, and pay to A, B the balance. L
that money was paid By. the Government. With
out notice Of the lien claimed By the Attorney,
Of A B, then the Attorneys have lost their lier
30 far as regards that payment; and if tn,
Government has q valid claim against said
B for the remainder of the award, the RICH
OF the Government to cot off their CLAIM
sgainstthe remainder Of the award is para
mount to the Attorneys lien. Ps1ol notice
though often good In equity, "a not sufEcien
FOR the Government. whose officers are chang
Ing, and It cannot Be bound BY any MOTTO,
which does not become . matter Of record.n
IS Funny Liquidation The sonntzy viii ops,
their eyes at the asti,n Of oessfsss yestsrda,
On the cisil and Diplomatic Appropriate,
eM-vetns Il. down-afsef hssing spent 0,
mss = portion Of the session Ia psffeetiug It
That Is, with the full knowledge, which th,
country - we'll ~ Ill the members possess
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DRANK LEsLIEs LADIES GAZETTE OF
Il PARIS, LONDON, AND NEW YORK FASH

Il PARIS, LONDON, AND NEW YORK FASH
IONS fur July.
The restIaustrsted Msgssins Of An Sof July
Pu.nam's Mage zine for July
Grshsm's and Godey's Magazines for July
All the Weekly New, papers for this week reoe.vc1
Every thing il the book snd stationery lin. fer
sale.
All the New York daily papers rsceived ere1s
evening at o'clock. JOE SHIILtN6TON,
Odeon Blu ildirg, corner ~ 81 4, sni Pe- avensa
iy S-n
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1odey's Lad, Is Book for July
knickerbocker Magssine, do
aGrahamh Magazine, do
Blaekwoods Magssine, 90
Aubrey, new book, BY Mrs. Msrsn
Wouap's Love, by Eugene Sue
Ererything In the BooE, Nswspsper, ana Ss"s
=. .-aa .sI, .sHMLINGTONs Boctstcrs
-, Cor. Pc. ~. sud ~ St. 0deon Ssidus
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
NEW STYLE ef Fsncy Sum mer Shirts Of thu mart
IN beautiful patterns, with French double .
bands and Studs.
Also new styles Of white embroidered BosOmA en-
tfrely rev.
shirts made to order and warranted to at o. no
sale
SHIRTS Of all qualities.
WALL sTEgENs,
Pc. avenue tetw. 9th and 10th SITS,
Also, doors below the National Hotel.
IN g ct
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UsT ID, another invoice Of One
u American WATCHES, (designsd for rsiirtsd
en-,
Also, fne assortment OF rich gold Jewery, n
ess styles, which I asa selling from 20 TO 80 per q
below the usual retail! prices ssked at Other $50
lshmsnts. sign Of the arge Spread Esgle, fsnu
syivenia avenue, betx. * and 9th sts. ,,oo,
jy 1-tf II. o. H0OI