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San Andreas independent., 1857-07-25
CITY MILLS
Aa& Main-st., West End, Stockton, ARs
e. Established i'll 1851 g.

VEvHE undersigned, confident from their long
IL experience in the Milling business, OF their
ability to manufacture the best description OF
FLOUR, would invite the attention of parties
wishing to purchase, to the established reputa-
ton their brand has acquired in the Southern
Mines, and wherever introduced, for its purity
and superior quality.
They would take this occasion to inform their
friends and the public, that having added 10 tne
premises, Fire proof Brick Store-House 4osoo
feet capable of storing 600 tons graln--im-
proved and perfected the machinery OF the Mills,
their increased conveniences enable them 10
confidently guarantee every sack OF Flour BRAN
ded "SToCKToY Cry MILLS
To Merchants and Farmers, they would add
that they continue to pay particular attention
to grinding all kinds of grain. In conclusion,
they would respectfully refer all those unac-
ouainted with the Mills, to the principal Mer-
chants of Stockton and the Southern Mines.
SPERRY CO.
NIB. The Office has been removed to the
new building, adjoining the Mill, where orders
are solicited for Flour, Corn Meal, Ground Bar
ley, Shorts, Bran, &c. 5. Co.
Stockton, April IL. 1857. apl Limo
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FERCUSON'S SALOON,
COLUMBIA,
FOB sAIE

F5VIIE subscriber, desrous of returning to the
IL Atlantic States, now offers for sale his
'well-known Saloon, together with Billiard Ia
bles, and Furniture, complete. The house is
two stories high, fifty feet front and scventy-ive
feet deep. The lot is fifty feet wide by one
hundred and fifty feet deep, situated on the cor
'ner of Main and Fulton SITS. In the second sto-
sry there are Twelve Bed Rooms, wei. drnished
Connected and belonging to the house, is the
well-known Jenny Lind Restaurant, twenty five
by fifty feet.
This is the largest and best furnished saloon
in the southern part of the State and is now
doing an excellent and paying business, and is
n good investment for any one having the cap-
tai to employ. For particulars. inquire on the
premises. P. G. FERGUSON.
Columbia March, 1857 2l-tf
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GeA- All letters inclosing $40 will receive
prompt attention. Office hours from A. NJ.
to P. ~ Address,
je c0-3m J. c. YOUNG, II. 2.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-25
READ AND REFLECT.

II there's an hereafter,
l-Ahu 'hat there is, conscience, uninfuenced,
anu sufered to speak out tells every man,)
lnen II Is an awful thing to die,
more norrid yet to die at ones own hand.
'onan Nature swerving from her earliest dictate.
oef-preseryation, fall by its own act?
Forbid it Heavenl
The indulgence in secrat ,r..:
certain, though not always III. 49,. :.s: -
ate ana direct, avenue to destr,o.;~ ~.
clans OF all ages have been MOS ,,,-.y, ny
OF opinion that the loss of ono oaal-e 5
nal secreuons, by unnatural aid or on.;,o;an.
WeaKenS the system more than tho oh..~~.t:'
of forty ounces of blood Ona oe "uslraction
writers on medical Jurisprudence GO f.nsI .S
three-fourths OF the insane owe their '''.'
such abuse. "uy "
How important, then, it is for every o,o -,
~ my 'le ieas' oause 10 suspect any tronhle in
that way 10 attend to it Immediately axar -,
one single occurrence should be sns;a; ven
cause doubt, and much more SO if tba ,.0.en' '' 70
had ever INDUCED in the soul-kn;uop pelson ns!i
The treatment pursued by the justly celebra1s ap'
Dr. }. Z. Young, in cases of seminal weaknasS
impotency, sterility, nervous debility and NJ
ralysis, the last is the most dangerous ga
when 1t once occurs, incurable,) is not surnoss- ;
ed by any Physician in the country. II is the
same as that followed by him for years, under
the guidance of the world-renouned Ricord ~
Paris, and Acton of London. Dr. Young's Office
IS at the corner of Montgomery and California
Streets, where he can be consulted on that and
all other private diseases, with the utmost con-
fldence and secrecy. DR.. Young viii warrant
perfect cure, or make no charge.
n. B.-Letters inclosing $Io 90 viii receive
prompt attention. The doctors time heine 81
much taken up that he cannot attend to letters
unless paid for it.
r. departments privately arranged.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-25

Constitutional Debility or Seminal Iveakness.
DIR. lOUNG addresses those who have iniur-
ed themselves by private and improper indul-
genccs in that secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting them for
either business or society. The following are
some of the sad and melancholy effects produc-
ed by early habits Of youth, viz weakness of
the back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness
Of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of
the heart, dyspepsia, nervousness, irritability.
arrangement of the digestive functions, general
debility, symptoms Of consumption, &c
MENTALLY-The fearful effects upon the mind
are more to be dreaded. Loss of memory. con-
fusion of ideas, depression of spiriis evil fore
bodings, aversion to society, self-tlistrust, love
of solitude, timidity, &C., are most of the evils
produced.
All persons who are afflicted with anv of
the above symptoms should not fail to cali on
DIR. Young, and be at once restored to perfect
health. Let no false delcacy prevent you. but
apply Immediately, and save yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible
malady.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured and full vigor returned
DR. j. c. YOUNG.
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VOLCANO. July 2Ist CSC

VOLCANO July 2lSt, $50.
DIR. IoUNG Feeling grateful to you for YOUR
kindness and skill in removing from nv BODY
the effects of most loatbsome disease under
which had been laboring for the past five
years, deem it my duty-not only to you as a
physician, but for the benefit of all persons
who may be laboring under similar afflictions
thus publicly to express my gratitude. /
had very little confidence left when first call
ed on you, having chosen several eminent phy-
sicians nsthis State, all to no purpose. Their
advice and medicines done me no good what
ever. | read your advertisements with feelings
of mstrust, but they described my feelings so
faithfully, that l resolved at once to consult
you, which did, and only regret that had
not done so before, as it would have been a
saving to me of hundreds of dollars. / how.
ever, will not regret the past, but will look low
fully to the future, knowing that should / or
any of my friends need medical assistance I
shall always find one in whom can trust
am now on my way to the States. shall re-
turn in few months with my family, when I
hope / shall find you enjoying health and pros
perity, which you so richly deserve, that your
life and health may be spared for long while
for the benefit of suffering humanity
With many obligations, remain, very re-
spectfully, your obedent servant.
L. R. REMERTON.
To J. c. Young, M d., corner of Montgomery
and California streets, San Francisco.
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hen bis work and she rco-ps have 20 TaI 90.
tent No srck has accummascd. Pr,ocs nave acouc~d
sbous lc per ID from the highest p,rt u-,usr
Q pc saNr will 70 he made n induce buyers
the marie, The weeks busgess fcots up-asev,pas,
80 sQO henlork 300 cak oates 81 200 bemoos, 100
oak; tuck, 80 go beml' Oh, 10, 400 oak
LINE - Hsv of 6g0 b0O bos hojxsud we're reported
q 70, tor common and " 81 10 for lump
NAVAL rroAnN With ssocd demand sod -edacad stocs
ps,c~r were -ssin arm ard sale ~ oo1e GOO ~" bo'
sp,r'ts peoine made 81 >Sc 49, cash. and %
g. G aye rine, adding Interest Crude We sHAy, wnh
rir- Of about eco tb- OF wilmington 90 ar-c) 4
% rs. -sl.e 5OO bb &, common rosn were male (to
arive) ~ 81 20 par $40 ihs small iots from Se ysru
yepote-i ~ 81 ~ 0.her si0ds weTg q let
Qua l-uae rbaR fra and moro autive Win safes
re- ., ed Of about 300 500 bcis. AZ 49, Crude
scerm a. mar, smNi Gales reported u h,gaer
rsts- ned az 81 30 L,nsond Saa quiet ~ III ~ u
o. 20, o,hst osscsi, aoSs Eacnve acc prices en-
changed
PEovpaoSs -p@k-rhs market Wa stisay, ysn ssiea
sbou Z0~ 900 nbl.. In c,s, al "A ~ $2a 20 Tor
uess; rma, SIS 70, aud oh .neS5 ssb beei va hfm
or sutes ecsee ard higher. win siirs
At 40 800 bbis. ~ plain and extra rop Sckec Coc va
u s15 3l9 prime mess WAS steady o. so SSi
exra m, m ., S32 Beer hsm9 We t1t et quo alton
Bacon VA srsyce and nrW a, 1870 for smoked sides
Cor ne.A. ere Ard Que, al p'ices given osc~
Lat eaady, wish o. about 800 scs a oc AGO
suJps Bu,tc- 10 fair demand aud steady a, too
rrc,r sivsp below Cheese WAS Ia mOdersla requests
syn.Sed prices We quote
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FAMILY Mask EpsNG.

THE PRosPRCf-BAD sfFsCTs OF rHx RKCBsr
KAiN--r0rArO CRor IsJUhKD-PsA1Hss TO ss
sCAIeH,
The recent heavy raina 70 have had bsd enec
upon al kinds Of growing produce Potatoes, which
VA supposed would yield sbsnd ,n,iy WILL unless favor
able circumstances intervene be bot IA average crop
the heavy raios h.epse completely Fa,nrsed the so5sn
ard III rot has seeS actively. In Long leland AMI Ne.
Jersey i'm p,soe deIds especially In log grounds
are completely given Up by ths farmers, who have be
com. discouraged ard sill not d. for hem is probs
die yield Of potatoes ~l be hirt les. than
the estimate made q month ago, when everything
,ssued 10 promise upusasly iarge crop As
Je, the Partial fiiu,e has not hAa much effect
upon the prc~s the farmers have besp sc1veiy al
wofs dissiag up II have began
diuisiy Yet, notwithstanding lhe-e unravoraoe -,ma
toms tho y,sId Will ps lager this than usual Wnca
been Affected Jurousiy BY the rains and the c'fn
viii suffer hat nsre not being enough OF dfy wes
ihsr aud aeHi 10 Ill The ronaoes promise veil ba
the rice ETH continues high owirg 70 the mors de
that EXIST FOR this beslthy vegetable, As regards
fruit p~clee have been DAN aged by TIE and NE
crop will he very light There few Ia msfkt IRON
jersey, out they stry poo. Melons Will probably De
tnju BY the rain; n feared hey - crack sud thur
be stolied Ali kipas u berries seil nigh rhsre
fe= green graIcs IN ma Ct We apo change sOrtn
no.ng nsh Egg, sell eight for ~ cents, with
s.cv market and pTDpe 4 OF being much cheaper.
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70 s6c Fnrpss and blankets were tn better demand,
with greater nsmnesa o. the pan n ho6aes. Heavy 70
6ne and fancy Blankets according mako, varied iron
~ 10 $l2 The hoeiery trade In fair activity scd
prices qas steady. especially fur the % asouAoe
descriptions shawl fry sctive, and prices veil
su,taihed for btn square ard long Of Desirable m.kss
There vas hc,eased activity In furegn goods AMI i'm
poers re euri- empso ed IA ~spg 20 both 'oca! AMI
peiehboriDt city iobber; and the prices 'eshzed In
nearly al descriptions SAID TO Held fair pro
nts. The French Importers have supplied tne
market with Q beautiful Style Of AL wool
richly and beautifully printed dress goods, Eh'ch are
being largely sold the Soushern tsade for fall and
winter wear rhe ngures &c, display ron oeaut
full ard fancy co ORE palm taves roses other figures
that brilliantly executed rney sell from 10
90 cent? per yar and mast 70 great supply the
place Of iarcy SILK goods rhe auction have
opened and several large sales advertised for mex.
week. Messra HsegerE Co, Oh che 6th isL, nell
lAee rsie by order o. J w. PAse 4 Co It consisted
SEQ cases Of heavy bleached Wsitbsm shee ings The
Catalogue s sold ano although the attendance OF c
jobters snd others from neshoorug cities good the
prices obtained we're generally unae, The p-ev us seog
rates foy Tho sane grades The Ujca and so tbs Allen
Gale mills have rec uced their king uachoery aud 1t
possible Others may feel compe led 70 follow SUIT
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RICE ne sales embraced between 100 sud 400 oasgs
Al &c s6&C
BroAEs were quite oJm and the recent advance fully
sus,aDe The sales for the day embr Aced shout zoo
hhda chiefly Cuba vs0Cs, mostly 10 the range
Il o. Q iOe with vdnilg gooct at $40 aSkd
ard Porto Rico reported q loo 1cHc The iStsef
small los prime goods. the sale, Also included
~ boxes u ICAo The market closed With n oEar'
eutency n prices
rsAe Gr,eus con'iorec 10 BE- drmy held, NTH \ FAR
amount ssles bils blacks wero hsAvy AM sass IN
~ ooDsdersti. 'ote corla ne without some coo
csston IL prices.
l1BAfCo --lae meYke COB naes a. rnow mu en- rnness
co. al sdes exert Kentucky, wh CHI neg
lprd The eales onnbt ace rs ni- Kentucky al ilo
e0c lc6 bbls Yea private term. Nv do baraoo al
private ernB ANA iced leaf a, l5c 400, 10 90
riG.da 90 private terms
wBpBrY-1be gales embraced about BOO bbis 81 Bio
Sl5c,
WOOL In fo.sign . large business wa doue hesveen
,vnurrtes and d. aors the reported If 90 ssh
Fast India st 2ic A2c.; 30 exus Rios roo rs loo
uuwAshed MertiLs, 22o y SIC 30 uu Eashed 'enos
Ayre. ,3c q loo six months domestic woJis were not
20 sctive nearly C0 ms sOa small parcels "
st range of 38o. BIC cash. aud lime ~ith
ptxreAl added
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CorUasps' ana ussts.

CiulD 4uIKp BY FALL sspIcr % CKssuRH.-CoroneY
Conner he,d iuques Friday, at No. II Division
sre upon the oocy OF Emily Jane Winfield Guild Two
wars o. age. ie through the osnnlssers Of The rail-
ing OF the stoop To the and killed Ell
d1ce soo.ced showing that Two of the bsuasssrs or
The hao been broken % for tws year, and thai he
iadord though poaed had neglected 70 repair them.
Tue joty rendered accordance ~tn the shove
sss the landlord for his The
Gov held An inqaeet u Bellevue Hospital,
who o.d from injuries received Gays ago ia nUg
sa The toy Of pie driver ncn ~ had ohu
verdioi " dean fron irarnre Of tho skull rem
oereo ~ the iarv.'
FsrAL tAiL->Rpss gunner, carpenter, While ~ work
sriosy morr'os, ala new eu,lons In r~ea'y sscond
strest rear xth svepue accidentally fell from the .hrd
SOY 70 fret for, .nd Instantly killed. Il
p~aIs thai oecs aseo, a ths time, stAndrg UPON
nder, and The boards which srpporssa gaze gay. AMI
he tell the ct f1cf n'eakirg hi coroner Perry
hela aqposi tpon the body and the Jury rendered
verdict Of, Aoct-nlsi oea.hn Decreased NAIVE Of
uosod twenty t-o ycsp Of age, ana resided ~ 70 40
sccDEu.i1Y IzovsK.->Joan Earle, boy while siAy
n, Thursday afternoon, the pier ool ., Christopher
e. With upanions, accidentally fell nIo the
deck before could De afforded hin,
Dire Speo. His bccy recovered i'm media ely afs~r
va.ds, sad n. brrAn AID all "a his po-er 70 rssu-csA,e
conve of hts pareru, ri Cn,isso
rher abd Wsninstn slieeu shore a. Inquest 80 held
uponsUsu-Vcroict "Aosids ptal droe mig !"
1ooDGsTAIIy nEowsko.-Ed ward Louder, boy, eight
year Of age, whose parents reside ~ No. Is Hamilton
su ently drowned Thursday sftsrno n,
by fiang ~ pier No. ~ Fast river The body bss NOT
bccu 'snovCrcd
John svHr, boy, eight ear ofsge, dro snsdtae
svsnins. bile o. II the foot OF y f,urrh street,
North rver he wing accidentally slipped into hs ua.er
rrmsNs on seleh ,e VI. -,iior. HIS body %, re-
covered the resistance Of biz parents In Ee
venih avenne, rry nntn street, where inquest
beld uysnn n.
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Total s7,s7s ,bs7 81, TT4i7s s2e2o,s,s s2,Islso2
The supeIed statement exhibits the value Of foreign dry
goods Imported into This port during The week and since
Jan 1, In earb OF the past ,hree year:-
MOVEMENTS Fosncs D~r Coma
Fs :::: !. M, .s.: s. sis:
r.,, r !sr n, ~ sos s.s ,ss is ss
Thrown on MARKET sete2,oT3 se,s2i,lis IS 3s53t7
The arg Foods trade tas weex has exhibited quite
vvs and those obbng houses moss on ensvcy engaged
n the soutbsrp trade have bees actively employed Our
hotels are nov crowded. ann the trade ~ears more
mated and cheerful aspect than has for some months
ps.l 30 fer the merchants run The south have been The
heaviest purchasers and The Arssss f trade Of the
con likely 70 come from The same quarter. The high
price Oh cotton commanded has hess the Of
producing greater financial with the The
articles Ct tobacco rice and hemp the products Of the
planting states have bro ebt high prices and have placed
the producers In position I, both purchase pay for and
consume greater amount Of goods The Western tsse
can scarcely be said 70 have ses In yet though
wesern merchants have appeared In scattering numbers,
and are purchasing 10 some extent, mainly 70 supply u
mediate wants n the trade There has been better
port demand Ibis week f1r cotton pcoe goods, aud pus
chssc. pretty extensively made chiefly for the China
het uhich has caused prices 10 be yell sustained We
quote heavy brown sheetngs 81 skc % for export s,i
toe home trade light she tngs we're trm a. $40. ssHc
me market serefaly bal an improved ieodency Besnsd
sorpss and .hceus, In request without change
OF moment prices Drills IN brisker and better
exrct uaud With sales for China other Of
india at o. Tor osn; beached at aho sekc and blds
At toLc Oscsbures we're In good sap by All dull CT
TON loans ~ere IN DEMAND cp,tDn duck couudued 10
.c,ive and piece unchanged Gngnsns were active full
pr s Mrshp de- sioe. we're in better request and prcea
seu sJ,,aned Closhs were 10 moderate request and
pri 20 unchanged Fs0c, csrsi aeres Ia COOL de-
n.pd -etr.s vere ..lso active r~eeds
dull while Jeans we're ermev and IN beser demand lin
seys were In gooa demand ami varied In prccs from loo
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Net earning for the ,o6t Is
The company have $4,000 bonds pay In about three
and haf year,, co. s3 % later Their business must
improve somewhat them VI pay up; and yet In
the sos Of this, ihey only restrained by the courts
from paying dividend
Is Il ~sary look farther 70 tho uter ,rhless
Of railroads pro pery, under the present emS
Bondholders viii even:1sly have 10 take possession OF
all railroads. bot unlee they adopt eaure snge In
tho Management, they VIII nnd themselves even worse
of thn they row. ooudernR the vast good TO the
whole osurtry by mi roads, nos worth while 70
direct attent to evils Of present systcm Of
fcot en- entire char ge for tho betterf
BE that. there not radical change Ia tho pre-
reckless system the fortunate stoc xhoders will
the day that they tempted by pride or gain N bud
. railroad. few may have escaped serious loss, npy
because the managing parties were Interested 70 sustain
iious prices; hut railroad bonds arc rspidy maturing,
just rapidly viii the &, and crash II Ia quito
poss ibe that who have made the nselves rich 1t
the e1psrse Of othors may mpeed DISCO &c,
that viii hardly compensate the sufferers for tnr wrougr
The following . CONF Arsve statement OF the receipts
Of customs the port Of PhsdelphIa for the month Or
July, and tho aggregate receipts for the previous six
months Of the year. compared With the corresponding Pc
RODS Of tine In the years 1884, '55 '6s and 'b7s-
roxxksd 90 PHIIApuFHA.
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Cosy The mayses wss am, bus sAies vere Imiei.
ne saba embraced about $40 bags RIO ct Ike ana go
d. s. ~ ningo sold 81 II q Ice.
Ccrros.-ne sales embraced about 1000 bales, the
closing ~ sdvHn Of 70 per In for Nee Or
Trans mifdinss We po~ quosc mddIns upIsods at sHi,
and mitdnns New Orleans ~ lbhc nne Of goo oass
Mobile nidclng sold st 1870
FRtCHrs -Ens aeems ns continued 10 he moderate
vhile rates we're unchanged. To Liverpool 400 bbe.
rosn engaged a. ed 100 uerces beef 1t I'd Cotton
al - per bale tor square baies end At Ia 81 for eA
bspd. TIE ass grain engaged IN sailing veesels vas At
Cd ships bses r. tondcD 0iou, neauremout r,ois
taken at lsc Aooat eco bbls oil cake at L. cd.
and 400 hbls roen At n. engagements 10 Continental
porte ~crc light, and unchanged
Fun About 80 or 10 ciron sold al &c.,
and 10 hoxe, rsisns ut "a
HsY-Nd -ss in rcaut surpy and In good shipping de-
mani vhb sales 81 in3 SOC
HiDrs-rhe demsnd has been ianruid during the week
and prices are not 90 firm Although sSus decline has
iakes place, importers Arm, which tendency 10
check any Rreaf decline mt ooud not b maie 70
sny extt without considerable reduction from present
yricet The prDcira ses have been 500 dry Orlaocos
al 30 month";; 900 ory eogots 81 2oj month";; ,2O
dry Mexican Dc, months 1000 Dry rorto OsSello a.
ESQ, morths in Baltimore 20 ccme here
aoTs The msrket steady, out saies lish and
cou0nsd cciey 70 the brewers trade there being ie
mapd fcr ex cft W. still quote good 70 prim' Ease'n
and restrrp al Inc ats
TRos scc,cb pIE steady At 300 3Ic in corn, AMI
small iov, months
LxsrsH.-rhere have been but few buyers on The mar
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHA.


C,snos-kcNUtry -on Tuesday, August 4, a y vy~s
ole XAvere church, ~ mo Row DiSc,n ~
ssKsstAH CAvrrop N Ass As0aLA MoVrLrr, dsash
tr 81 ite late 800. hcsu'ty hsq. all ~ ibis city
GAnIAkLBr-IpsxsSA-Qn Wednesday July rs, u ~
hAyorsIy u the Fus dsuss Of Psr,s and Cassk
~ Madeleine, M FsKDEnlc GAILLAaDsr formerlr ed N
the ouryi,r dee Elas Unis, IN hss FEAsosCA Donuum
Of New York.
Mn-srBscEa On Sunday stsrpoop. Ausua b.
The Rsv hona Horton ~ b.. residence, AJousrrs Ay
10 iAEs arvscsa w,dos of the late 5yivAnus sess
cor, bosD Of this CITY
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AHss-rhe sales we're confined 10 80 . 20 bbl. pots
nj 81 70 81 81 ana With rome paris NJ 81 -
BRxAr~rrrrS. - Flour-rhe MAKES vas steady, viii Q
fair demand from the 10 lA aod EVie trade. The re
oepis moderate aud stocks Light Tue rAnsa u 'n-
embraced about 600 900 Dis ~ about the following
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vbe Ia, pcgfal Photograph
made only NJ Brsdy's gallery, No $50 Broadway,
Z horoDsp, = sejuon
AMBRSrYPyB
ABB. -Dy's Lover Gallery. NO 10 ~ sdway.
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new YOsk Ca.ai rsAds.

New FOfk Cas,ai T'Adss
Statement rbowing the quantity OF the severA articles
ciea,ed oznAs and the quantity ef al Ne
York during the fourth week 10 July, 1867
NEGOTIATIONS
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Portable Dressing Cases, Every style. fur
sale by :. sA UED Ks' only . Hsuss
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STRAW, Hats Rt COST All summer Hats MT
o"ss AITrs las Fulton be. ~ean sroA-ay and "aA''a
JOs,bers Dod Dealers In >iOts,iug.
Arc respectfully invited to examine our
. In ssdidcu to orlr a usasi lsrsi siSso on"
FIN, AND fAsHlosALs c.oTaIs 20, .,,,. ~
when vs are prepared cd,r Al q low figures a any
''''e 10 " N'"'' NC e " psvLIv a co..
2S $50 aud go Broadway. New York.
Received per Arago-A Case or Jouvin's Co
cd usn: tap s.lss sSfe SIS
joining h- sospsl
Zephyr EerinO Under 9.rmsnts, all sizes,
&c . 81 eSss ss c. ~ sn and furnishing
Boys and Yoashs' summer Clothiug.-
rss rsduss in pross al 81 John street. n..sAu
Paris Boots and Shoes, psr vsnds rbiit BY
pesy haaen lane.
merchants and Ds.isrs In LadissT Wares
.icIs nj ty Sanufactured and for GALE Al al
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Of esd color invited call ana so.suk Docos
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Lsssd's Wigs and Hair Dye Against the
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Basch.Ior'. a.sr Dye. We. and Toupe...-
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Crsss~aoru's Hair wye. Wigs ard ro.pss.,
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