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These arms have not boon used, and offered
for sale not unseTvicable or snrund-h hand but
only because not conforming To the model last
adopted for the United Stitss regular military
vice.
The proposals will state distinctly the number and
KIND (whether flint lock percussiOnsdl of muskets
desired to be purcha where located and the price
bid per mpsket Of escs kind; They should DO en-.
dOrSed proposals for the Purchase of MusketS,'
and drected to the Undersigned, at the Ordnance
ofhee, Washing ton, ID. C..
Fair samples of these kats, may be seen, on
application for the PuT pose, to the Commanding Of
hcer Of any of the Arsonals specified above, or of
New OTk, WATERFOWL, Washington Arsenal.
Thedlherent proposals received will bs opened at
this office on the 18th June next, between the hours
OF II and O'Clock, and sales will he awarded to the
highest bidders; the Department reservng the right
TO reject any bids that may not be regarded sasac
tory.
Terms of payment cash, in specie or Treasury
notes To be paid tn the disbursng officer of the Ar
senal where the arms deposited, their delivery
to the purchaser, under order from this Office.
III. X. CRAIG,
ap 16-2 awlm Colonel of Ordnance.
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UTCol. King. of Gonzales county, Texas who
is an equal enemy Of hard money and grammar
having 4 proper contempt for both, and who lives
he says down to the foot of CATION - near
Gonzales, little creeks which runs dry in sum-
mer, recently delivered himself of the folloyyinu
emphatic remark Eff owe a man an oniust
debt, and make him lawless tender of blank
bill and he nfuses to incept it, but persoos out
writ for to level on my property, ef don't make
a sacrament of him IN be DID,
IL The Litchfeld (Conn) ENQUIRER saws
{" We know man in western New York who
could not write when he was married but who
was instructed by his wife thoroughly that with
In five years after his marriage he was ecteSi
high sheriff OF his county and within ten Years
the most prominent iinanciers in the Empire State
president OF bank, and worth probably half d
million Of dollars"
A COUNTRY LADY on VRTUE.-A correspondent
OF the Nincennes Sun, writing from Olney, small
village in Illinois, says:
- [ asked an old Lady of the church. in conf
dence if she really thong ut dis virtuOls' woman
would become virtuOus by joining the churcL!
She jerked her cap border, adjusted her specs.
and said: IS, II the pesky men would let her
aloneo And believe she is right
H Charles Fenno Hoffman, so long an inmate
OF the State lIunatic Asylum, is. says the Neg
York correspondent of tue Boston Transcript, '.in
good physical health, but terribly ANNOYED by H.
lusiOns Of sight and hearing, though at times very
pleasant and iablc-tXhibilinT all his old fire
and energy, with recollection Of past SCENES and
memories most astonishing To all who have known
him.
IL ID. ii. Craig, Agent of the Associated Press
in New \ Ork city is said to have amassed a for
tune of upwards of one hundred thousand dollars
ia his ten or twelve years residence in the me-
troPolis. He has acquired this by sending adver-
uselnents. as items of news over the lines, thus
having them inserted in papers free of cost 80
says the Baltimore Exchange.
iU During the carnival, at I4eghOrn. a man
dressed as Louis NapoleOn. aud wearing mask
Eo m rod iaf ..stra 4
hand folio labelled The Treaties OF Isis :, At
every step he took he would tear leaf out of the
book and tramPle ii under his feet.
IL Recently at a marriage in Leeds. after the
ceremony, the bride burst into tears whereupon
the bridegroom, stout six foot fellow, following
the example, blubbered like a calf and on being
demonstrated with. roared out, - Let me alone /
feel as bad about il as she does! -;
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THE BILLIARD HALL,

= COKNER OF p. AVENUE AND IITH ST.
The SUBSCRIBERS respectfully announce that they
have leased the spacious Hall at the ~
corner c. Of Penn avenue and Eleventh S.s<ss3esF3
Bookstore, as a BILLIARD HALL,@@A
AMI have fitted 1T up In styl 10 of elegance not
crlled in this country. They have furnished IL with
PHELAN'S SUPERI0R ROSEW OOD
CARVED MARBLE BED TABLES, and have
spared no expense to make it an excsptionable
place Of resort for gentlemen who desire to enjoy
this elegant and heathful amusement in quiet and
comfort.
II The prOpristors pledge themselves to spare
no pains or eX pense conclusive to tho comfort or
convenience of their guests.
an cOIm NAPP & EISuIR
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ii THE GREAT Pin HNNSIHTLAToR.
AND REMEDH FOR pYSPEPSIA, WEAK
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
RorTTr 70 2S and IN oaptr GA 80 ILL.

PREPARED BY CHEMIST
BOTTLES II, q and 81 cents and one dollar,
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AIL should he kept
in all families In of accidents or sudden sic
ness, II freq uenty in less time than IL rs-
CURES to get a phy stefan.
II pain In any part of the sy stem and is used
Ite5nally and internally.
IL AS the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duce q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves. Muscles
SInsws, Blood and Bones; and 10y its warming eiec-
Get bottle and try IL.
N; B.-If you have 8 Cough, use Harris
HORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
GHERRf-it is the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
lfyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'SAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upoa the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul Sc
cretions.
The above medicines TO be had az GIl Drug Stores
IN Washington CITY; KlDWELL & CISSELL at
Georgetown; h. PEEL Co., Alexandra.
Oc ll-tr
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NJ j. q. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CIOTHIER,
No. so Penn. 4renue, Byotons Hotel,
Has choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
and VESTlNGS, and other SEASONABIE a
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he ~
will make to order in the best manner and at M
short notice. tie has also n choice stock of W6
hne READY MADE CLOTHING and -As-
FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which Inc would
cal the special attention of gentlemen.
IL AdherIng to the principle of prize only
which it distinctly mar ked on each article, the pub
lie are secured from imposition, and may rely on
= Mr.. WIN. BENNETT, fayOrably known to many
citizens of Washington 5 Gutter ord stinguished
merit, having charge of the Cutting Department.
will be pleased to- meet his friends and the public
generally aud serve them with
I7-tf A GOOD FIT
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WASHINGTON CITY,

WASHINGTON CITY,
w APRIL II, 1857.
MR.. q. j. NEALE-DEAP SIR: ! have examined
Tue w Risky which you sent me for aualy sis, with
the view Of detecting ia it any of those Substances
which are often present In such liquors impuri
ties or authorizations.
ind it to be free from any considerable amount
OF Iusel oil, from any acrid or narcotic drug, and
from any metallic contamination.
IL is rather strong liquor, containing little over
~ per cent of alcohol The solid residue left after
evaporation amounts to about FIVE grains in pint
and consists IN great part of those substances which
are ex racted by alcohol from wood, showing that
II has been kept for some time in the cask and that
no attempt has been made 10 give il false smooth
ness OF hayor, by means OF sugar gum.
Respectfully yours, b. L. CRAIG, NJ. ID.
! SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
large stock Of the above named Whisky, and re-
specially request those In want Of pure article to
give ine call. b. J. NEALE,
ap l5-Staw5w No, 81 Louisiana ayenue
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MARI & FISHER.
TOBIAS, OPTTCIAN,

,ooy, 1sIn snHi hVENgE, BET. ~ mp 9TH STs
public generally, that have removed to th"~-
T sasiS as With g bI@ea
Giles, or having GIA F,S fixed 10 suit ali Siyhts
generally given will entirely leave to the public 10
discriminate from the many testimonials this city
temen m the United States; and paTticua rIy desire
my advertisement ~ the National Intei gencer To bs
do not suit at hTSt sight some pretend to do neI
Their DO warrant mine or any other Glasses tSsuit
advertisement of another person, which is all stud
ThIT " certainty new phase ende i'm prove
insult an enlightened public, to sndeavor to make
them believe s,eh nonsense. can only add, tat if
rat you my Giasses to last you forever.
sai We II tai dn stock %
aud EYE GLASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles
tai Rock G6nssnss, TEIESCGptSSu MiE E5{S-
k kE, and GEEEGkA EkkK4REAG MATfnMA
variety OF other useful OPTICS 1 annex few of the
many TESTIMONIALS.
'"' '' Z "I T%g,,noT az rirs'1 az
j have tried pair Of Spectacies obtained from
Mr. Tobias, and find them Of great ASST stance to NV
sight, and corresponding with MS description Of
their focus, recommend hin as skllful 0ptician
HENRY A. WISE.
From the late hOa. Judge Butler.
WAS recommended to Mr. Jn0. Tobias as skiIlful
oc9ilsI and as have eyes Of remsEkrbe peculieri-
comprehend them by inspection, and some sli hit
measurement and no has inade me pair of Spscta,-
cles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From the Hon. Secretary Of State Of Virginia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1885,
Dear SiT: Gov. Wise having shown ma the spec
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to nv vision kindly offered
to enclose them to you, tn have Glasses suiIst-
tuted. / have sincs received them and am yratIhod
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
GEO. W. MUjNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
From Prof Bachs.
WARRINGTON, Feb. IA. 1893.
have used a PAIR of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They are clear, of excellent figure, and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
II Please observe that my Establish il ON
Penn. avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS
Where you Will obtain a good Likeness eauaI tn
any other Establishment, and at moderate charges
fa DAY
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EMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,

EMKICHS LAGEK BEER DEPDT,
IL No. SO ELEVENTH STRERr,
Ttoo doors North 0fths Gas Con,pnny's O&cs
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accented the Washington agency of J. d r.
BaltZ's PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER which
he now prepared to furnish to the trade private
families Bats Lager Baer has long been kept at
the undersIgned's establishment and ranks In this
city, as IN all northern cities, the best manufac
turad In the United States.
il All orders promptly filed, and delivered free
of charge.
fe l5-Sin PETER ENRICH
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M TO THE PUBLIC.

Nj TO THE PUBLIC.
WI. Il. PARKER Is still to he found at his old
stand and ready for tho spring trade, h- having re-
celyed direct from New York his stock of paints
which enables him tn inform his friends and fellow
citizens he and will compete with any establish
melt in the District. NJ. II. PARKER,
House, Sign, and Decorative Painter,
GlaZicr, Re-, No. 50 Louisiana avenue.
N. BAH the above branches done promptly and
IN an unsurpaSsablc manner. ap l6-lm
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FyiVNHIN UT TFEflIT.
GRIFFITH Il SHIELDS.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROFIT, AVN O,,,cx

SANDS& Johnson, PRACTICAL CABINET
- MAkEKS aud UNDERT4-
! hsks' E GSstsesst corner 9Th and 3
kinds and slZes of READY MADE COFFINS
Calls promptly attended to at all hours. VIII also
attend to the removal of bodies from the old buria
grounds To the cenataries
0ld furniture neatly repaired and vanished.
Terms most reasonable. sneern
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THE EVENING STAR.

CONFESSION or MuRDERER-The muIuer Vi
the Brantford (Canada) mail carrier, recenuy re-
ported, has been confessed oy one nr,
he Concerted tRe murder with two others-John
Moore and Robert Over. He describes the plot as
follows: Over asked me II was man an.
sS,arsd that was He again asked me If could
he depended upon. told him ! could. He then
related to me what he was going TO do. He said
the mail came along there every night, about 10
n O'Clock. in the care of one man, and II the
best strike We could make. I asked him how he
was going to do it. He said, we will make the
mail man get out Of the wagon, or 4 will make
tumble, He said, ii is easy this old thing lpoint
ing to the gum never lies. And said, good God
don't shoot the man. He said il was the best plan,
for dead men tell no tales. Moore then said, We
spare the mans life; for there three of us
and we must be poor men IL we cannot make him
give up the bays without killing him.
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" RAIN OK SHINE,
STENENS ~


THE FANCY GOODS Dealer,
Has Rush? When the ladies Io i'm such mum
bers there must be great attraction. The PRICES
of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS.
with an ,menss variety of all other FANCY
GOODS In his line, and the prompt and polite atten-
ton Of all hands. must he the lnducement.
Call early, and money Ey buying the very
best and most Fashionable Goods of
X. e. STVENS. The Fancy Man,
1856 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
An l2 If (StatesI
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METALS

" METALS.
w Have on zanzibar Lead; Block Tin in
bars; sheet Brass; Iron, Copper, Brass. Gal "a
yanlzcd; Bell and Broom Wire: Nuts and II
Washers: Hoop Iron; together with D general A
stock of House Building and House Furnish ~
ing Hardware, which we are selling at reduced -
prices, either at wholesale retail.
GRIFFITH Il SHIELDS,
Importers Of IIardware,
ap2l $3.50 Pa. av., opposite BrowG's,
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rTHE CELEBRATED
Il DR.. J. S. NOSES MEDICINES,

OF PHiLADELPHIA
These remedies are the result of thirty FIVE Years
of extensive and successful practice, aud are the
only reliable preparations to cure the various ills
that flesh 10 heir to.
DIR: ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs Colds
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
Price 81 cents and H..
DIR. J, s. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
or Blood Purifier, for the cure of Scrofua, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Sw eled Neck, and
Price 81.
j DR.. J. 8. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint. Price ~ cents.
DR.. j. :. ROSES PAIN CURER. tits not a
ALI but it alone has stood the test of IS wears
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, CholIo,
Pains In the Stomach and Bowos, Sprains. Bruises
Pains In the Limbs, Joints, Back, and Spine, or any
pain internally or externally Price, II, q, and s.
cents bottle.
IfyOu wish to get cured Of any Of the above com
plants, get DIR. J. =. RIOS ELS GENUINE MEDI-
GIN rs, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
". B.-Beware of those poor nostrums purrortins
To be the best In the world. ia 2.-Iy
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TINE NEW MEDICAL SALT IS FOR SALE
4 IN Washington, GeoT getown. and vicinity and
wherever the Star is read. by Druggists generally
AS 1t is not patent medicine, but the prescription Of
an eminent pay stefan, should fail to try the
New Medical Salt. mar Ii-tr
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IDENTIFIES PATENT

EiRE,BOARD PRINTS AND PAPER Cur
ROTHROCk'S. StII aud ID. Al y iisv2v
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nR. GOGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
~ SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, S2.5D ID.
c; TAYLOR CO, General Agents, 80 Dock St,
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW line of Telegraph frCm Washington
North is advertised falsely represented as connect
ing with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
vsnnah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Now, the only telegraphio connection with those
points is through tho lines under the control Of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, o.
which. by virtue Of tho ownership of Mnrse's pat
eHts, al the the te!eg phic business of said place.
lawfully belong. This, therefore, Id Ia give notice
that the same charge will be made on ali messages
sent ly the nrY line and delivered To- auy station of
the Magnetic Company in the South for transmits
sion to the above nsmad or other places similarly
situated. ifthey had heen handed to the Magnetic
Company IT the place of their origin. the nearest
convenient point thereto. J. KENpAI.L,
mar q ii General Superintendent
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, if neces-
lVE sary. Descriptive Circulars, with testimonials
mag be obtained from any Druggist who has this
medicine for sale.
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IT HOOD, at No. 33S Pa. av., between 9th
l.. and 10th ats, is Offering SILVER WARE of
his own manufacture st low rates, and warrants
every article tn he standard silver. apI4
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w. PLANT, UNDERTAKEN, No. 4Is 7th
Constantly o osis snd eSs ans sr IL
CURED IN his lIne-a fine HEARSE,
tHA III, II. VT. CORPSE PRESsEtRvERs, ~, &e::
on call any hour Of the day or night. Hacks fur
nshed for funerals st the lowest possible rAtss.
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+21 BRoAn STREET. PHILADELPHIA, Pa
tFxtract.D - In lifting the kettle from the IRE il
becaIns unmanagaable, tilted over. and scaldad INV
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. 1t was Al,
awful sight. The Mustang I.iniment appeared 10
extract the pain. Ii healed rapidly without sore
ness, apd left no scar of account.
"IOuTs truly, CHARLES FOSTER
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BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM,
- and Neuralgia have been cured by lt.-Jsfer-
S0nriue Ind5 Democrat.
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10 THE AEFIICTEDr

POWDER. fe n -Smaow
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WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w IL. Ii has complete control over Infamma-
tioE.-JaeksonriHs( Pa) Nstc Era.
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III THE MEXICAN
MUSTANG LINIMENT,

VAL UABLE HORSE SAVED!
, Mr.. :. tlfCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes =" That
the horse was considered worthless" this case was
SpavIn,) but since the free use Of Mustang Liin
ment. | have sold him for $50 cash. Your Liui-
ment has been doing wonders up here"
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4 or Israel in bondage" description OF the ~
wonderful scenes in the life of the Of Pharoh's
daughter, with picturesque sketches of the He
brews under their taskmasters by author of Prince
n of the House of David. Just received at =.
- SHEPHERDS. cor. 18th and ID SITS. ap8
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Married.
BUELARD-CuRns.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June
20, by the Rev. $ Holme, ENocu BuLIAKD 10 LAURA
j. CuRTs daughter Of DR.. jeremiah Curtis, all Of Brook
Ign.
FLUE--EIuGER.-On Tuesday, June a, by the Rev.
Charles Demme, Mr. EBERHAsD FLUE. OF New YORK, 10
Mics NATAIA, daughter Of Dr. George Eiger Of Phlade
phia.
NCGaAw-HHIYEa.-In ths city, on Wednesday June
49, At Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev.
c. Foss assisted by the Rev. E. Shutter AUGUSTUS p.
McGRAw to Miss ADDIE second daughter Of VIM. Hiyer,
ESQ OF Morrisania.
NoBIE-HnL On Thursday, June %, at the residence
speer, Mr. WIN. G. NOBLE, Of New York, to Miss F. Az.
GUsTA Bill.
SMm-BACH.-In Buffalo, on Monday, June 2T, by the
Rev. DR. shelton, Mr. ]. b. Smith 10 Miss LILLE Bach
WHF1nD-FALooNsa-On Wednesday morning. June
o. by Theo. L. Cuylor, Mr.. JAMES NJ. WHIrsIELi
to Miss ANNA ELIZA FALcossR, all OF this city.
YurE-wIsoN On Tuesday, June d, by the Rev. John
Brasil Mr. JOHN YUIx, of Paterson NJ j. to Mics MAJARA
WILSON, OF new Ivrk city.
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EXCURSION 70 THE COAST OF LABRApon.-The
schooner Aerose Captain John W. Dodge lett this port
las evening on pleasure excursion the coast OF Lab
rador region OF no little interest and rife with material
for adventure. The excursion has been got up with a
view TO enjoy meps and the vessel is to be directed the
option OF the passengers Provisions have been stocked
for four months voyage and the excursion is expected
70 consume from two to three months The passengers
each pay 500 for the trip, and found They sh
hunt and indulge in such other pleasures from lime to
time may be thought most agreeable. -BOs:on rraoer,
June 70.
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For HAYTL-The schooner A. c. Brewer left
New Orleans the ed inst Por; au Prince, Hayt,
having board two hundred free negroes who vounts
rily emjgrate to that republic.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1859

extended we have the honor 10 be your most
obed ut servants.
GOODHUE n co, ALsOP CHAUNCEY,
GNkNELL, MINTURN WILLIAMS GUIoN,
60 MAITLAND, PdGLP3& 90,
9 f. MORGAN, G Il AARSuALL Co,
L. @. GRI5wOLD. A. A. LOW a. BRO raElj
wa. NELSON 4 SONS, SPOF2ORD, LLE3rON &
WV. wBIrOtK, JR co.
NEw YORK. June "a, 1850.
The meeting then adjourned.
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French Boft Hats, just Received.
q J. PAkDnfSU6, agent Cor the manufactursS,
u. Coupin, Atx.S l66 william street. corner of Ann.
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Superior Shoes and Caters for Summer
wear, Ut Les Fulton street, west Of Broadway.
LOhIN BOOKS BON,
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Brady's Photographic Galleries, $50 and
Gas Broadway, Rev York. and 352 Pennsvlvapa avenne
Wsshngfons d. O. Photographs. dsguerrooypes am
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powder proof Jocks and barsAso hre and burglar
proof pArior saes Depot 6S Murray street, Of College
place Qognerly lo1 Pearl street,.
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Half n Dozen Fine Shirts for -; Worth SI2,
MCODY's sfift mandatory, 26a Broadway.
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Brief and lmpx rfect IL this Notice, IL u
sufficient Soy that the largest chespes assortment
clothing IN town V 70 be found u DhuMG PkOJH's
ga Broadway,
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The TorrAd Heat
Hxs ctme at last and
GkNIN, 507 Broadway,
Oilers hundred ortgfra n styles Of
summer ventilation IA = rs
To meet the emergency.
0kNIS. 617 Broadway.
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Spirit M dunn Advertises 90 Make Gem
utmrns hats hs front door sidewalk
1hsts no,nicg AZ WHiTh's 2e Broadway. you may see
sores CT HIS splendid cashmere bas passing from the
to tha Sidewalk hour each with sming face under H.
Tasse, skl and enterprise beat The spirs " thai game.
WHITE, ZIG broadway, under Bxruum's Museum.
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Summer Hats-Every style, and Quality
sed the fashionable go,ds gen ADD
children, 1t reduced rates. KELLOGG, Ssl Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30

To the Retail Hatters I'm the City and Conn
ty.-JOBE MAYHEs, $50 Broadway is Row prepared to
eer The trade the balances Of his stock boys
childrene he oomposed OF ali the and desirable
ssyles .. prices which cannot fat 10 suit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machisass.-
New styla. Price go OHoe ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30

Sugars Reduoed.-Tsn Pounds Come, al;
also chest Of tea 81 NJ kEDFoRDB, - Sixth avenue
Tourf hstrae
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Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing nlachlnss,-
odaos 500 Broadway, New York Send for actrcuarz.