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UNDERTAKEN

UNDERTAKEN.
CT @. .. WALL, Undsrtaker in all its
branches Funerals attended to at
the shertest notice, In the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between D and streAts
Residence on 6, between Z and 4, north siis.
iy S-eOSm
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JOBBING SHOP

.. JOBBING SHOP.
q BUTT has ope ned CARPENTER and JOB
-. BLNG SHOP on the corner of and 18th Eta
south Of Pa. avenue, and soicits share of the pnh
lie patronage.
All work done promptly snd with neatuess.
lie 1A-ecdlm
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l'oK EENT-That pleasantly located dwelling
\ HOUSE. on 18th street, Island, n. ar smithso-
nsan lpsttia lately occupied by Capt A. NcCaus.
OF hne fruit and grapes. Rent modersts 70 a care.
iui, prompt tenant JN0 L. SMITH.
y Occur Attorney at Law, on 9Th street.
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WANTS.

Wonfs' and +" Wanted" advertisements, four lines
o. lea. for each insertion, IS cents; each additional
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EILLMORE MAZURKA, composed and
.C dedicated to Miss Rowena NJ. Baldwin. bv To-.
G. Foertsch, Just published and for sale BY
HILBUS HITZ.
je Is at their Music Depok
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lfoR RENT.-The two story fraue house in which
- iive On the north side of E. between 9th and
10th streets. It contains seven rooms bss;d k;tl
and wood house; hydrant Of excellent spring water
NJ the Kitchen door, and branch Of running vster
% carry of the slop 1t is % feet front, by 80 dse
jy l0-3t q " TTSSnY,
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GREAT BARGAINS

At the Ne,o York Store, Bridge st., Georpetoson,
IA. MISS McGAw wishing to reduce he,
present stock Of Goods, offers them a. cost,
~ such as English Straw Bonnets, Ribbons
Lace Goods, Dress Trimmings Perfumery
Stationery, and many other fancy articles Of ell ie
scriptions.
The ladies Of the District win please call and OK
anime tor themselves. IL 2O-eelmH
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LUZ hENT-esvsral convenient and ples SAINT
Rooms. with or without furpituya Enouirs :
eoGrs =, shove Post Once, Bridge at, Gsorgetown.
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ktOR RENT-Two threestory brick HOUSES.
L. with stores, situated ~ street. between M n.
Iyiend avenue and street south. Enquire of r, B
CLARK, corner ~ and N street south
jy S--lws
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r. NEVITT'S
SADDLE, HARNESS. AND
INK MANvFACTORN.

TR INK WANUFACTORN, -
N. side Pa. dpente beticeen 18th and 18Th styests
Constantly On band and made to
4NllA order, SADDLES BRIDES and
~EAN tSW HARNESS, TRUNKS CARPET
lHisa-A=A-AS BAGS VALICES, DC.
Old Saddles and Harness taken In exchange for
new.
All manner Of Repairing neatly and promptly at
tended to. je 28-ln
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! a hAkE CHANCE "A Cigar and Tobacco store.
situated on 7th street, bet ween and I, and
Is doing good business, Is offered for sale
mo business. as the owner, wishing 20 leave the
Guy, wall sell on moderate terms The rent T. loV,
| Enquire on The premises. " IIEats
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M EMBER5 OF CONGRESS wanting the services
~ OF good Clerk, to assist them in direstna
uocoments, DC, can rs ar OF one, on fair Terms b
jy 13-lts ..-
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~ OF Georgetown. with fine new brick dvelline
muse out buildings, larre brick cistern, De. kc
contsiDing ID ceres of land with the finest views m
tne district. Situated At the junction Of the New
ana Ridge reads, with large front on both, and adj
}olning the property Of Mr.. J. Fl. King. Terms yery
hoera. on trsdit. Enquire On the premises
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&IA VG6W HE.
CANFZKLD, BRoTHER q 90,
NV baltimore street, have ON hand and ere con
stsntly making nsw STYLES of aiIver Cofee and Tts
ssts; Silver Pitchers; Walters; Cassors; 6ohlsts
Cupe; spoons Forks; lee longs Crumb eesspere
Pc, Ice cream and Fish Knives; 6alt Oellars; Bat
" hnives, ~ fvH1sptsd &eJig &1ser.
4
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<G.LDiNd LOTS.-For sale several desirable
- Building Lots in the vicinity Of The citv Hin
also In the LIST Ward and also variety in ali othe,
parts OF the city Also, two small frame dvellincs
s!used 10 an improving neighborhocd all OF which
David Myerle, at Mrs Adams OPPOSITE tn
h: 9: or through the post Office, past paid
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W LIZA frame HOUSE. on l. street north
near latin street. west. The house has nine
.oons and in good order, pump Of god a., T.,
me yard: Possession given on the l5th. bv srnlv.
ing 70 JAMES MILLER, near the premises.
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~ AR FISTS,
1RESC0 DECORATIVE and every Description d
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Pennsylvxnia ave
nne, south fids between 18th and i4th streets,
Waehington, d. Q. fv1-Sms
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ADIEg GLOVES, Hosiery, embroidered linen
IL osmhsie Handksrchists, feeiamery, 10 ct
BIRGHE,
jsN-6 NyilardS Hotsi
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EsoR RENT-A three stcry by;.k HOUSE an ma,
\ avenue, between 1i,h and 18th sts .conts,n;nv
we've rooms, all private except one, and 4 cnod
,Sfge CELLAR pump Of exesnent water in the ysra.
MS property fronts Ohio avenue. and runs back to
street, being accessible from either street. To
tenant the terms will Be made At the low rate
door. - '' 49, a. 's nsAs
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TO LEf-Two furnished Rooms on Goth stree.
= ,, between andG streets are for rent ENQUIRE
" VIC. -. u iootcn iy lO-3ts
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CHOLERA MoRBUs.-Persons in diferen,
parts Of our city are at this time much trou.
bled with this disease. II il very certain tn \,
eating imprudsntly Of unrips fruit or hall
cooked vegetables Is the principal oasse. Al
this season persons cannot be too careful a. tc
their dist, and reckless persons must stand tn.
copsequsucss Of their own imprudsnce
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"ANTED-A NAN, who understands the care
w OF Horses, AMI will make himself generally
n t1 steady employment given. Apply to J.
W. THOMPSON i BRO. sonth side Pa. avenue. be.
tween 10Th and Ilth streets jyl2-2t
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IHE Doe LAw.-The corporation has at last
furnished the police officers with the means to
aespatch dogs found running at large in the
Streets. The poisoned meat has already proved
fatal to some, though we have heard that for
others which were sick, the strychnine effected
azure. The instantaneous death of the cur
n'er swallowing the morsel, was looked for,
but seldom occurred, scarcely one dyiog under
tTO or three hours. This leads us to believe
that the strychnine is adulterated, or there
must be some mistake in the statement Of one
Of our learned physicians, who spoke of the
s7ea: strength Of this poison. He stated that
'euee time since his neighborhood was greatly
annoyed by sat. constantly squalling at night.
n order to rid himself Of few, he prepared
sSnteen oysters, dosing each with strych-
alne and placed them on q dish in his garden
pom walking out in the morning, he was sur
P'ised to ind the oysters gone and eighteen
arge cats dead in his own and his neighbors'
garden. 1.-the strength Of this dose was suffi-
Client to kill each cat before il est the second
9ys.er the corporation poison must be weak
indeed, If it will not kill q dog in less than
"a hour. We would suggest to the officers
LAT II would be well to remove the dead AMI
a4is I'D soon as possible, and not allow them
remain IN the streets
me committees appointed at the recent meet
ing al Barnum il MeLaughlins Hotel in Bal
unore, are authorized to ascertain what
amount Of stock win be taken in the company,
snieh from appearances is expected to be
ample to complete tho work. The road will
connect with the railroad between Baltimore
Aod Washington, and running by q direct
route. through Prince Georges, Anne Arundel
and Charles counties, to the Potomac river,
opposite Aqua Greek, constitute more direct
communication with the South. The Com.
psny meet again on the fourth Tuesday in DC.
"'er next, to hear the reports Of the above
Committees
EXCURSION Ts-MoRRow.-Our readers will
Iemember that tomorrow afternoon the las.
The proposed excursions under the direction
dCaptains Corson and 9edney is " take place
Srering an excellent opportunity to enjoy the
asighlful and invigorating breeze of the Pc.
onae, and visit the dslightfa III spot, Fort Wash.
lhgton. Leaving at o'clock and returning
AZ 10, with the ehoise music Of Esputa's Band
10Th martial and cotillion, the party may reap
aeoeneft Of fine trip without Interfering With
'"ness. twill be delightful pleasure trip
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CHOLERA BREEDERs.-Will the Commits.
sioners Of the Wards oblige the citizens by at
tending to the puddles on the corners of Four
and a. half street and the Avenue, and near
the front Of Kirkwood's? These holes have
been filthy for months, and contain Just such
matter as is condemned by the Board of
Health. The people in their neighborhood
arc talking Of holding indignation meetings.
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The Watering Places.

NEWPORT X. L., June >, 1854.
Newport is now fairly divided into the old and
new town. On the Hill, plot Of ground forming
plateau Of some three miles by two, is studded over
with noble mansions. From the great hotel o new
road has been constructed down to the extreme
south side Of the island, and spacious edces adorn
the avenue and extend to the very rocks Among
these magnificent structures / have been greatly
pleased with the residences OF Messrs. Wetmore
Wolf, Richie. Robson, Powell, Parish, Bancroft
Nicholson, Russell, Hart, Ives, Lawrence, Lyman,
Parkman, Summer, Sears, Wright and Cadwailader
whilst the homes of Mrs. Bruen, Mrs. Cleveland and
Mrs. Harper, are charming spots. At the extremity
Of the road, and on the edge Of the ocean, are two
very elegant villas just finished, belonging to Mr.
Phslon and Mr.. Payne, cs New York. The designs
OF these perfect residences were drawn BY Mr..
Diaper, Of New York, whose fine architectural taste
has done 80 much to adorn Fifth avenue. Mr.. Kane
OF New York, is erecting a superior house on the
margin OF the cliff which oyerhangs the beach. The
houses which have named all Of the first class,
and have cost from SIS 900 to $4,000 each. Mr..
Prescott Hall has noble marine villa OF brown
stone, on the other end Of the town, on a
fine estate of about lao acres this residence
Is most attractive, TO my eye, as it commands
The entire harbor, the opening into the sound, the
Narraganset bay and the entire sweep Of the town.
No place in New England probably can show 30
many beautiful and costly residences OF recent cree
ton. Mr. Wetmore's is wonderfully fine building,
after the style Of French chateau; its material Is
stone, and its ocean view is very fine. Nearly all
these gentlemen look out directly upon inc great
highway Of Nations
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Departure Of Indiana from wa.hinssen.

From the wsshn gton Intelligcnccr, June 10
The united delegation Of Miamies, Weas, Peorias,
piankeshaws, and Kas-kas-kias, having concluded
all the business which brought them TO Washington.
left last evening for their homes beyond tho Mis-
souri, frontier. Before going away they addressed
letter Of respect to Mrs Maher at whose hospitable
house they stayed whilst here, acknowledging the
kind care and attention Of which they were the OBJ
iects. They will probably arrive home in about ten
days.
As general thing we believe these Indians have
retained in the treaties they have concluded with
more Immediately around their present settlements
leaving the remaining five-sxths for settlement BIZ
the whites. No individual Indian retains less than
one hundred and sixty acres, while some keep ~
much as two hundred acres. The country Of theso
Indians Is situated in the southern part OF Kansas
Territory, and contains fair proportion Of good
lands.
The delegation boarded at the hotel Of Mrs. yem-
my Mahcr, and before leaving they presented their
hostess the following complimentary note -
To 0uE ESTEEMED Hos1nss, MRs. MAurR-We cannoe
TO leave your hosptabe mansion without an er
kindness and motherly regard for comfort during
brief visit TO great father the President Of the
United States. When rtt turn 10 our homes IN ths
Western Ids viii relate 10 our brethren your kind
mess their hearts will swell with the Same emotion
that snimates parting and will cali down bless
irgs from the Great Spirit you and yours. Trusting
that Mind Providence may reward You Tor your menT
virtues subscribe ourselves your constant aud over
rcmem oering friends
TEE MIAMI, wEA, PIASEESHAw, PgoaiA, AND
K,xAsKfs ITtrGAnoS or IspaAyS
Cry. June 10, 1854.
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USExpHcTEp PArpox.-Three negroes were Va
have been hung in Northumberland. Va, on the "a
instant for an attcmptto poison their master Capt.
Haney. They were in the act Of being executed.
with the graves dug, shrouds prepared. &c. when
the messenger arrived with the pardon from Gov
johnson, lie had been delayed by high water and
other obstacles, and on the morning OF the intended
execution day was twenty-five rules from the place
where the gallows was erected. He arrived iuA
an hour and bali before the ropes were to De al
justed,
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On the I'd inst, by a vote of more than two to
one, the inhabitants Of Rockland, Me-, agreed TO
accept the city charter granted them by the late
Legislature. II will 60 into immediate operation.
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The RETURN OF Cor. srTTLE.-Col; CT. s9ttle
ceiycd the hearty congratulations Of his fellow cit
zens. He met on his trip from Boston to Norfolk
a ship going into New York, and procuring pas
sage In the latter vessel, reached New York. and
from thence came on to Alexandria. Fer his manly
courageous and honorable conduct throughout the
whole OF the unplc asant circumstances in which he
was involved, and for his perseverance in the
tion Of his own rights, and as connected with them
the rights Of the South he deserves he receives
the cordial thanks OF the whole community.
Col. s. gives many interesting particulars Of the
scenes through which he passed. lie thinks that
although the Boston public are opposed to the Fng-
tive slave law majority Of the respectable inhabi
tants Of that city In favor OF sustaining the
laws Of their country, and opposed to the mobs and
violence exalted. He untes in the praise awarded
20 the District Attorney, the Marshal and other OIL
cers, for the faithful manner In which they dis
charged their duties.
Anthony was much rejoiccd to escape from the
killing kindness Of his dear friends into whose
he had unfortunately thrown himself and will doubt
less. hereafter be wiser" and we hope. !" bet
ter uau." Aiernndrie (Pe.) Gaseffe, Junss,
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Sam FrancIsco Mint Statistics,

We have taken some pains, (says the San Fran.
cisco Herald, to prepare the following table. show
ing the operations Of the United States Branch Mint
at san francisco, from I'd OF April the time OF the
con mencement Of work. up TO the j0th, inclusive.
Also, the amount Of deposits received from May
up 10 May ", inclusive:-
tfERATI0Ns OF THE BRANCH MINT, FROM APRIL TO
APRIL 80, INCLUSIVE.
Gold dust deposited, weight before
meItng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0zs, 40 SVl0O
Gold dust deposited, weight after
melting .....,.,..,...,..... ozs. 2,27j 72-loO
Paid dcpositors in gold coins. ..,.. tG66, 1852 65
refined bars ....... 1.271 0S
g I" assayed do. ........ i7l,7Gl 20
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iVdi fOZ,JOb
The reason for the small amount OF coinage, other
than unforeseen difficulties in the way OF starting a
new establishment IL, that the government did not
supply sufficient quantity Of silver for refining.
DEPOSITS.
dmounf of Gold Dust deposited al The Branch Afipf,
San Francisco, fGm The Isl 10 the l2h Of Nay
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Marhinerp, &r.

CRYsTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
~ ING AACHINEs-No Machine heretofore offered for sas
compare With thos manufactured and cola By he
Avery sewing Machine Co. No Isl Broadway Tho simplicity
theH eonsuyeon, obvsting heir liability Of getting oas
ep. the psecsety Of the stitch ADD their darsA resssf
he the only practical Machines offered the public oeae
he Psteri fr thee Machines free from he less conts.y
which almost al others involved, which tset
,onserson - pgrchs.~ To.. 10 want srstrsts rose
ne ehespss; and best. viii dc wei to call oetSe
shers Orders prnetusy attended To- Adds. v.h,,. "a
THOMAS e. LACEY, President Ayery s.~ih. VII CIV
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90 TURNER'S dno Others.

IMPOkTANI SALE-Of twenty-elght head OF pure
bred ,ho horned DURHAM CATTLE arrived sting
BULLS aid eighteen COWS and dEiFERS -seed from
thu tds IN England for the Gluten Cossty ID
rort IA mr sly b, their agents Mss H. H4Ekins J. @
tur sue Seymour Aso niue SOuihoown and three Cote
the from the celebrated flock NJ VI Jonas
will b. sold without AZ Wilmington
Cincinnati Wilmington SOD LzncsvIi- Rad
9Th pubic auction, credit
until December catalogue Of the "a
animals will be forwarded desiring
it. BY sddressine the President OF the Company $50
HlNKSON President Wilmington, Ohio.
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q IN nm PER AYNCM.-A BUSINESS
Summer Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY-On q most pleasant
ID Farm 10 Couuecteut. from depot Of the
Railroad with al accommodated Of county
river &c sppy JOHN A PHILIPS Fairfield Conn
BOARD in the COUNTRY WANTED-By a large
ID 0srlv the neighborhood the and East
Hudson Rvsr Address particulars Box No l6i New
York Posro fire
COUNTRY BOARD-A family Of five or six per
sor obtain board pleasant farm hours ride from
the cy railroad depot The house Is large
u9sd Nv pleasantly shaded Lawn and good fishing and
bhine Address MCINTYRE Tribune Ohce with real name and
.ddrss- others can be noticed.
CFA BATHING-CAPE MAl-CAPE ISLAND
- NATIONAL HALL-This large, and splendid hrstcas
HOTEL fitted with and unsurpassed BY Other 10 no"
orep for Having Bar, II is Distinguished for quiet
ecpfcrf for its superior accommodation.
NATIONAL HALL occupies entire Of high ground
with large garden ront enjoying the
bre eye and sguifcent view OF the
AARON GARRETSON Proprietor
WHITE S.-SUMMIT HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON y. H-This House viii be
opened 70 receive company. June IS. 1884
HALL, sPAULDING Co.. Proprietors.
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furnitnrc. Sc.

CUFAP SPRING MATTRESS. and COOL ELIAS
- TIC PAILLASSRs for HOT NIGHTS These hesshy MAJ
ACKNOWLEDGED the beet made b-hsd nea
Sprng cheap Also me ne patent
Cradle price Iron Bedse ads al sires ~ 10 Ste
a No SS Broadway, near Prineest
ENAMELED FURNlTU RE-Bsycrs of this fash
tonabe sie Of Furniture solicited examine zoe stosk
A. The factory OF n WARWICK No 81 Waite 81
three o. Broadway. " Brbe TRADE and sHif-
PFRS SUPP Ned a. usual
EEYsERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IN ali classes Of Hous.s the best gusy
nbc,, and economy fuel Also COOKING SANdES STOVES
and Hou.e Fupshyus Arreles JOHN KEYSERS Co. No sos
BusGwsy
TWINS MOI REFS ENAllELED FURNITURE
Il WAREHOUSE. No SIS Brosdwsy, Ne~.York
All other MINDS Of FURNITURE at his large store No Slt
TIE subscriber fully prepared ny increased te. to urntb
che rnh tb suit. OF Panied aud Grained Cottage and
Chamber Furniture.
Also Iron Furniture Bedstesds Mattresses &c s, reduced prices
wholesale and retail
Having bGd sufficient experience In manufacturing and 'as 81
been al his life engaged Ia the 9un
he fste ladies will him call be will DO se4e
20 in price and the best styles Of workmanship
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Eosi anb founo.

a. S0 REWARD.-STOLEB 6sm 26th-st. near
81 sJJ Bosopsy 18th between and o'clock e
GhAl MARE HARNESS snd BUG6Y Mare about ~ hands
bgL. in hind foot al De
h boo joint Plan Harness Dutch Collar Buggy
has platform s g. leather top, blue hrosd,th lining which has
Pieces black leather cushOn The length
Of the sst snd hoIt he pad thu Mare sad
r tie detection Of the thief A T. SERRELL
\. N. FERGUSON No. ~ W'G 6hs
d. IN REWARD.-StOen from No % ith-st,
D III y Y lsdys GOLD WATCH, No. ROSS skeleton
dl.ver IS holes jeweed engraved bsoktcro psttsrn
chss.d dse god dial engine turned, pat ern Also GOLD
GOLD n SEEMING tg bent with leaf center
Wbaey.r III return the same BENEDtCrs No Wslst
10 No 81 4b-st will receive the above reward
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Orp Soo0s.


DIBBONS, RIBBONS.-Great sacrifice OF the re-
IL uaiDins stock of DRESS-rRlMMlNG RlBBoNsi, sso,
RIBBONS trimming again Lade' bOnnc's s'sp'eo
for this eason selling half their original cost by
H. LICt TENsfElN No w 6owery.
CPRING and SUMNER DRESS-GOODS-Wh be
- from the until the close OF he season. In
full - than the of IMPORTATION Fhs
Fouad silks Solid Blocks q yadi Stfpc' aud
PLAID Dress decided bargains Foanced Jso0net noces
only worth S8 Family Mourning Goods large and varied
somen full stock Of Fancy and staple Dry Goots which
the public are solicited * anime UbSDELL PblhsON
LAKE No. al Broadway, between Graud and 5roones.
vVICKS DENNIS and CtiECkS-A good sssort-
Il ueDt inst received For sale BY NEsMIrH A Co,
Nos. ~ and n Broadway
DRlHTS-Steams aud Msdders. new styles, received
j from the works daily, fo sale BY
NESMITH a Co. Noe 50 and ., Snosdwsy
DRINTS-Ligbt and dark styles, Steans aud Mad
de In great variety including shins Pin - french, foe
sale BY NEsMlIh 20. nos Oh ana - olos"Nsy.
WHITEROCK SHIRTENGS - The Whteroch
Mills superne S7nch besehed Cottons also, extra 1Per
uneqused for 6neHe perfection and dn ability
FOR sale bv NEsMlTH 4 Co. Nos IA and II bros6wsy
XNALTHAM JEANS.-l00 eases bleacbed Waltham
w Jeans nsle and double. twiled. for sale by
NEsMITH 4 Co. Nos ~ aud III Broadway
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a Meeting of the NewtOwn Village Association will be
held At tb.r pooms No e5 BOweIy TUESDAY EVENING,
J1ly IS al which time OF Thyfve 1857 Dollars will be
due on each Members falling that amount Will accord
ins to their forfeit their Lois IL particularly request
,sa,,snse vii ne transacted T. H. KETCHUM, President
The regular Weekly Public Meeting o. the SECOND
sCTH ASSOCIATION, will be held al their
room, No Is5 Bowey on MONDAY EVENING, July a. Per
cons wishing 10 avail themselves - combination invited TO
attend the N citing, and learn fisher particulars , - ,
CHAs YOUNG, Secretary JOHN WlLsoN, PRESIDENT
Why Don't fIe Go Winfield s-GRAND EXCURSIONS
10 hi. delightful Village every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY-only three miles from the wliamsbargh Ferries and
short the Calvary Cemetery Lots $50 TO 500
opty Of Only S. Go and them Free tickets for
The be had at the Office No TyonIow corner OF
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