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Supreme COurt-Special Term.
Before bon. Judge Roosevelt.
THE wAsHINGTON MARKEr CAS-,

JUNE 26-7he People, at the relation of Taylor Bre,.
nan, rs the Aayor, dc G New York-This is an action
brought by the people of the state and their lessees Jas
T. Taylor and Owen C. Breun,n against the Cooperation
OF the city Of New York and their tenants g. NJ Boyart
and one bnndrsd apd eighty ohers
0 west Washington market 1t appears that the suit Wac
az 10 The city last February that in May
last Judgment by default was obtained against Bogart
and all 'be other occupants Of West Washington market
tor the sum of $4,000 This is judgment against the
private property OF all these mep they hsve real
il cog N their selling II appears that there
cry attorney 10 for these deendan at the time OF
oefaut hesers. Whiting aud Clarke, who had been ator
neys Tor Tie tenants having given substitution TO Mr.
Btgprt vso did not take to have another ator
pey eubtntuted Execution be issued against any Of
thtse parties by the Attorney General attorneys
Tsy Tor Brennan There motion pending before Judge
Roosevelt, by the Corporation to have the moneys
IN the hapde OF the receiver paid TO TIC
city the grounds that plaintiffs voluntarily dis
the suit against the city, and that they consequently
entitled to be restored 10 the of their
and TO its revenues Toe amount involved is very large
and the case is still under argument
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mhr&cI1s
PHILADELPHIA. STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA. STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25, 1859.
SsucEs etaady. PennEyva1a STATE lives 9i16 ReA,
ailrosd 2h: Morris Canal, SAX Long Island Rail.
"a. t0SS, Pennss lvxnis RAILROAD. 3sA
NRw ORLEANS, Juno q, 1850.
Cotton ipactive saes 10 DAY ony 100 oales: mdtiiag,
10 u Nc safes Of the week, $3.50 bates Receipts
tne week, 200 bse5 against 500 last yea Exports
,he sees geo bales rosai exports tor the year,
500 100 Receipts ut this port aneRd Of last year,
fbcu oales do. 1t all Sou nern portS 6f2o0 Stock
port, ~ t0U bales Frs'gnts To Liverpool 5.l6d. a
-3Id stefiiDs excsauge, lOSA 10. Sugar quiet ut
&C. Tor far Coise u'm at h;. iCr prime: sales VI
week. 600 Dsgs stocx In yort, 81 600 bags against
$40 hst year. Exchange on Nee York, &C days, TX
cent discount; co. sight, Il Pc Cent pre- MUM.
MOBILE, June "a, 1850
The sales OF cotton to-day were 800 bales ~ &c.
PC f0f nidlipg Ssles al tue Sees $3.50 n9es. Re-
pss OF TIE ~eek, $50 bales. against OPS bales last
sr. Stock in port, A, 800 bales.
BALTIMORE, June 25 1859.
Flour dull and heavy a. IS 10 So S7h Wheat oul,.
m Gpl and dc lines rs Sc. yei0W aud Nnye at 7ic,
'Sc. whskes dull: city, nc
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1859.
Flour droooipg: supaihaa, 81 10. wheat declining:
Id, 81 90 u 81 66; ~n'e, 81 7oaSi IS Corn quiet:
les or eco bushels yeilon $50. Wniskey steady
|c. &c
bUFFALo, June 2S-1 P NJ.
-Four quiet and market 900 bbls 1t
l2k do from GiWs ikee QUO; SO 37I So rs for
DC 90 choice exr. Wisconsin; Sc S7H 81 12x for
ira hicnigan, Iodia7s and Ono; 81 rs a 81 10 for
.ubls Wheat ou and parties apart: saies 600
tbe s'aDoard sorug atsi. Corn arn; sses of 1000
sheis cuieHo ~ 72c; booers of prms Innos nsod
7Jc Oaie steady: sateh Barley dcll sl 6,c.
Ut 81 81 C6. WDissey: sai.H go boia., at Csc
,ai regaIs Unchanged. Lake imports-3 Coo ouls.
p. $50 nushss sneat Can Al .xopets-loo pps -four,
~ busDeis wheat, $500 bushels corn, 900 basnsl
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asgea 20 attend she fuDess from resdenoe Of heg
father, No SO eousto street, near var'ok ,ueet ,lns
Ssnay} sisrnoon HI past enc ocock, without far
thfr 'hr
SS'o"Inla papers please COPY.
nsilohb On FRIDAY, JpDe -, WILLSAA w., eldest .
:" W a. sno fahpy spsnord in h'e 36t year MS az
ioehnAuver apo iItnos Of the iamy, ana the per-
Defs Of Cbs'er OAK Lodge No 249, r. add A. NJ, ae
sp'oteiy IN vheo 70 attend the funeral tets (unda az
trntoD, at two O'Clock, from Lis late reso. os, No. A
CIst Eson street
ToRRFy On Friday, March q, at her r. siden =, Sand
ridge, Austysha att~r illness OF i've days Ez LYDIA
the behaved cite Of Joseph William Torrey, Esq Rox.
bury, Mrss, United States Army, In tho q Year
age
WHrlocK On Saturday, June rs, OF hoop og cou1A,
Jtss RxA nfsnt daughter OF Charles and Ha et Whit.
lock aged year and o. optbs.
fhe relatives and rirt de OF the family --spec.fy
nvnea to attend the funeral, from the resid Of
pattn1 No III Not, street 'hs Sunday troooa, a
half pact two O'Clock Her reman5 will be tall ~ to uiou
Cemetery for interment
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Shooting AHsir and Oearh.

PITsBURG, June rs, 1859.
Abou. niue O'Clock last nigh. Rcnsro Jones killed his
wife by sabbDg her several times and shooting her,
i'aue her in shocking manner. BE mme stately sur
endsred himself to the police alleging that be had
ned the deed while The in The Of adultery with
butc ser psmeo hentzer, who slso shot, aud had
allen in tbe river, the affair having taken place the
upper Hopobeahea bridge 1t is nored that Mentzer
van seen this morning alive and we'll but this needs Goa
rms,on. Jopes' wife had notorious prostitute,
famed harry Deiany, ard had served two years term in
be State prison. Jones has highly respectable
lect,onR
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COrOners' IRquests.

An UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowNED-Coroner schrmer
held inquest a. the foot Of Harrison street upon the
body OF unknown about forty yearB Of age who
was found drowned. Deceased about i've feet six
inches height and appeared to have been in the water
about three or four days. Nothing found upon his
person by which be could be identified save o note
written on blue paper, as follows -"Go to the District
Court, CT Jeferson market, and &c. ont summons
ugsDst William Holden" The jury rendered verdict of
desih by drowning and the Coroner directed body 70
be taken to the dead house at Bellevue Hospital for den
thcGtion. ftf.r- rf
ANOTHER -Coroner Schrmer also held an inquest upon
the booy of an unknown found drowned the foot
Thirty nth street, North river. Deceased about
forty years OF age Eve feet ten inches in height
had been in the weter about month. The body waa
very much deconapoeed, 30 much that would be i'm
impossible 70 recognise the features
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PEACHEs.-TLe peach crop, everybody will be
g!so learn, will be first rase TO oil appearance
The smyrna (Delawsre) Times Of recent date, Says
" 1t Is now apparent, as the eeason advances that the
peach crop has been injured much at fret
Anticipated. In localities the crop has been bene-
d rather iban lrnreo by the rost, for II all the fruit
have been Inferior, if, indeed the trees could have
siped tie great weight This has been the in Cecil
county. Maryland particularly, and in fact the most
the entire Of he Esstern shore. We inclined TO
think bat the orchards bordering the Delaware river
and bay have sustained The greatest injuries. In tha
ton the early varieties severely hurt-in come
orchards neo'y all destroyed; hut there will be fair
yield OF tbe other varieties, Which Will doubt hand.
soney remuperete tie owners
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Superior Court-GeneraI Term.
Before rull Bench.

JUNE 25-Willam Marsh, receiver, vs.. Davis Clark,
&c-Order reversed and execution set aside, &c.
Clark r. Wheeler Elisha Ruckman.-Order modified
in 20 far to require receiver 10 deliver note payment
OF The costs.
Benjamin. J. d. Trash, Jr Charles IT. Jones, execu-
tor, &cNew trial granted, with costs 70 abide event.
William j. Barnes Edward Roberts-Ju1grnent
affirmed, with cosis
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Mr. FORE has served notice OF appeal from the decs
ion Of Judge Woodruff, which denied the motion for
comm'se,on TO California Mr.. Van Buren, about to
proceed with the motoD when Mr.. Nelson Chase stated
that the potce hao only served on the 25th Ater
conversation the motion was al ournei over.
The Court adjourned TO Saturday next
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City IptelIIvenCes

TIE PoIICx UNCLAIMED PRoPEkTY.-The Rev. Mr. Warren
the property clerk Of the Metropolitan Police Department
has advertised another sale Of unclaimed property to take
place on Tuesday next II been stated that r ON re-
cent sales the sum of sixteen hundred dollars or four
times as much MS the Whole sum paid from all police
sources for the seven preceding years has been realized
This goes the fund for The benefit of the widow.
and orphans OF policemen killed while in the discharge OF
tneir DUTY II mutt be remembered, however, that To
collect the above sum requires clerk assistant and
sn al al expense 10 the county OF twenty
bpnored dollars per abDum for the salaries these
officers, hesidts an cost for advertising and
Other expen s. swelling the amount TO three thou
sand doIlaIs per annum.
The NEW Police SurERNrENDNr.-The new Superin
endeDt of Police, Capt Plsoury will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties the LIST Of July During tho nle
rim his acceptance of the appointment he has been
visiting the station houses and familiarzing bself
Tie officers anu ana carefully examining the manner
IN which the police business is conducted. Capt Pills
bury will fDd assuming his official duties one Of the
without Roo1 re'eemng qualities His first duty should
be TO examine into and make full expose Of the dead
positions clerss, eneers auctoueers aud hang
on, but who fact the drones possible
rendering the public no service whatever. This Clique Is
composed Of be FRIENDS of the old Police Commissioners
and determined opposition mas be expected if the new
superintendent epcroaches too much.
RUSH FOR THE WATERING PLAcEs.-Yesterday the
streets Of Of our city, the hotels railroad depos and
steamboat landings presented quite an animated ap-
rearAnce owing 10 the large numbers Of the well
COZ people taking their departure the country retreats
and watering places. The arrivals from the South in
apetu for other places for the past few days have been
quite Dumero and principal hotels are lust now
dorg pretty lair business. The and clear
weather yesterday caused a general turnout OF the
fasbionahy dreped people In Broadway throughout the
entire Gay, causing unique and pleasant scene.
New YORK HosrnAL-The following is the weekly re-
FORT Of the above Institution to June "a 1s59-Reaan-
ing on June II, 25s Admitted to June "a, 40. Dis
charged. cured or relieved, AZ Died, 2. Remaining at
Females.
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No"-An,val OF the NOVA sso,,.n.

QUsBEc June 26--7 P. NJ
There are rs re. TO signs Of the Steamship Nova sjoau
NFJher oiot win Liverpool advices Of tae Eth nst
The ~'stoor nas been RAINY all DAY, with light breeze
f'oU the west~ ard.
Usage the tae Of tie above despatch both 'ues be-
tSesu New Yors aud kontseai HAYS beea iaterrnpssa
oud toe Nova scorau Digh or Z, norrrT se
hoe To b. able To get her news in Cor NoodAy
mo a % .dop TIE inter- uodon of lae lines proba
by te np0rary -8gp
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AnosAL THEATRE The first performances Of entre
lew ara talented h!srlonic upany we're nEugurated
|iie popular theatre last evening Miss Boil Carr has
led ,hs pren.ses and al considerable trouble nad
he aet nigh, d odnced the Irish drama enslled "Boid
Ia Conpo-" and the pieces nsmed 'The Statue Lover'
"Peter Bell, the Wagner" The house was not
sded but the att ndal the whole very fair,
1derng that the company and management are entire
e~ and not yet sufficiently known 90 the theatrical
|lic The promise OF the management made ia tue
WINS, very wei fulfilled. No efforts were spared to
sc their Patrons and the oftrepeaied and hearty ap
Use OF The goes ana other people, showed hos nu III
e Efforts were appreciated. Mr.. J IL Alien, as Conner
he Ii SD piece, was emneDty succeesful az WIS Mr..
agen In his roe Of the Prime Minister Mrs. r
ian very ably sustained the part OF the Dnchess and
a,tistes in general acquitted themselves in very Gro
bic manner. Mrs X. Cautor, formerly OF the Il
rlcs theatre, New Orleans, also maze hor appea
may DO particularly mentioned She fully main
ed Der reputation Ia the character Of the Baro
BucBraps,ern. The pau,omme which fo.lo.od the
piece pro1uce1 much snusemeut, and met with n
, favorable reception. ibc COMPANY sos.ainad iper
THROUGHOUT aGd 10 the I" Wagner" with ~h'ch the
ofmanCe cosso, tho whole Strength 81 the association
brought into tepnlston with much eli, CT. Tho music
very good and the ballet appears 10 be welt selected
manage ment Of the Nsiooal has, in snort, made
Od commence cement, and II they c'oous TO supply
r patrons With MS excellent theatrical fare taey
red up last evening, II Will not require prophet 10
uct their wide success
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Married.

CHAEroS-GBsoS-At Harlem, on Wednesday, June
l5 by the Rev George Draper, Mr. JOHN CHARIroS OF
Spring Valley II. Y, 10 Mira AAzlIA GIBSON OF Harlem
N.
CoLvM-LAsk-on Thursday, June 49, by the RI Rev.
Bishop Whiiebouse, WILLIAM j. CoLvIN TO Miss Anne ELIZA
BETH LANE, both Of this CITY
HAyDsS-STARR On Friday evening, June a. by the
Rev. James s. Purdy, Mr. JOHN p HAYDEN Miss SARAH
E. second daughter OF Alderman George Starr all OF this
city
June Is, BY the Rev Samuel Randall, HORACE J. HuN1NG
10 JULIA r. sAYRE. daughter OF the late Thomas T. Wood
ruh, OF New York.
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bc'rs the 23d inst. srd NADIA t,s closing nom
tons For Gov,rno- 4. nrdse; Leu,eaant Gsgerao
L. ". bA,bt Jucecs Of tho supreme Cout L. Wilson;
Cbues M.soo sao " g. ,o!.. IAs popular soFeraguty
Ela,f 10 " as AGO ltsd
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Superior Court--Specinl Term.
Pa arc Hon .Jupg,, Mailman

THE BURNING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
me rs - The Mayor, dc, Of Men Foyk, me Er.
zoe Fire Insurance Company - Notion 90 dismiss cnm.
lot on the g'oucd that plhnIs were represented by
cururel ihs, 'le Coronation -o.ac |. 80 Ja..s
tha' other coaDee bet me Cotpsci for the Cocpo-
" bai - y legal g-i 10 rcpfesoat Inc Guy
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Supreme Court-Cfrcuit.
Before Hon. Judge Goald.
HEAVY MERCANTILE SUIT.

sIrrr
1-os VII. x.u
A. Cumming and others. This action 10 recover
daraces for the u,6Iment of corrac, r,ade bv
=. -. -,
oeiehoenS'o uehVer certah quanty Oh sugar 70 Inc
plaintiffs, but which it is alleged they failed to do The
damages are Ibid at being tho anount of the M
re,snca heveen the market ralue M tho IN, sho
cnnrac, mice of II "a acreed nnon hetween Tho
Tho comna,nt sets forth that the defendan,e hn era
srch.n,o IN RonI deared IN afac, oa of hor,
hnr6,e, tons NJ spoar which thew thsn GsseS nod ~ soa
m bnard tne shin anna KinhajI honrG ~ Nsu Vors
800 - Go,ia f.,ands. ,bat hroaro .rar CIV oaa ~
IN nnrcbass the carro nj a. ;Y csr,s .nS
80, -, b,r nf n cen, Y,e- ,n,nd fo1 NOV go 80 10 -,
d,nd F. coeh ,ha $780, En- 10 da,;ror.S IN srms, ~
~ na.r a, tha To-, ,s .traa, an h;s Ct Th,
20 audu ,houi
COMPLAINT the sugar did not arrive in the cty until
tysy six 6pys after the time stipulated in the contract
hut hat the ulaptfs were sill Hilpp 10 take the sear
% eI -. w 20. e w o'ise' ~ W uietn'
sbo so'u W o'heS pates ior hisher price lbe COM
PAINT al'eged nOtlned defend
ants that although the sugar did arrive ct the tule
simulated eti they would take IL at the price agreed
mon
'i A.. ~ u -, -
'Ee eiuano tna' .". Paiisns Aot'iiso Wei" on
tie LIT OF August OF that year 'hbt thcy would take the
sugar let " come when It would they also sverred that
tLey nptd the plaintiffs that their ship had nut into
in ostress and cnnid not No here upil after
~. ao,a nov bod no, conodr tbni. contro.. Jonra~
Wy ,S sa 10 na t e o oa IL oro,t
blnelbF, oct snouo sell the sugar Tor more possoie
shich they did at ga cents per pound, Offering to the
~es t,ed in 1856 and resulted IN verdict for the plain
hsino ha on.r.nee heivsen tha mhrtet vane md tbe
...., r,na o.. 81, 49, 60 GO. or ~ nrcn ~
vopIs'' p.o io -, we SUM snsa, y. VIC so .pe
taken appeal TO the general term, where
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ROstetter's Gel
We refer our readers u

Rostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters.-
We refer our readers TO the ssversem HOsrET
Biers column These bit,erx have at,ainei
reputation for medicinal oaraeled the
tto SCUM, ana have bot
sse m pSpnsr ever Introduced in this city We would
can ne Hurchssed 81 any drug BrootJyp
--~ 1850
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we Improve @" Everything Foreign. For
proof loot II 1tEkkS shirts Paris can.
less. No. Astor bouse.
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sailing OF the North BritOn.

QUEBEC, June IS, 1859.
The stesmahio North Bsou sailed 10 A. M day for
iserpooi, with bftysx CABIN and twenty Eve storage
kssergeys. Weather fine and calm.
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Z<phyr SNL Gloves Also Sy.xansIey,s ISsd
gloves al q and % William street. coor den
'A''os GEO. NJ TRACY, agent.
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Omit not To See, while you may do 70 by
the two great NaRs<As Church ,,isuoux
WILLIAMS. siEVEns 4 WILLIAMS, 1853 broadway.
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Pixies Peak.

summer Hats Every style and quality,
The most fashionable for gerts snd
children, al reduced rates gkiLOGG ISL Canal street.
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Ip..,~s.,.x 1so.m sou,n america.

he bajk Wig, Ca tam thlrlo~, arrived yesterday
I'm Buenos Ayres, fsum which place GO have received
nos Asr,s "a era n,auiAg INTEL gence TO May IL,
days I,rr prev Gus advices, and letters to the
10 ut ten days later 10 ali.
he latest date of La Rforna Pacifca Ia chiefly
ned win long extracts from the Hontevidean papers
oancIg the act Of the government Of 8uenos Ayres
aiprg the mail steauer Psmpero until security
en- that abe should lot be cold employed In the
vice of General Urquza The Concrete del Plata was
icularly in its remarks upon the subject, de-
rug detention OF the steamer to be violation Of tho
OF nations aud Infringement Of The treaties regard
the navigation Of the River Plata Il asserted that the
amer be, oDged to the British mail service, and vio
ty eensured Mr.. Parish, the British Consul at ieoos
for his alleged apathy and neglect Of duty in per-
| ting the flag of his nation TO be Inundated. THIS
ated me follow pg letter from the British Consul Gene
at Montevideo:-
MOsrEyIDEo day 8. 1859.
EDrroR In paper of tods, there ia An article on
de e.un OF the p.mrero Ia which noa,s ;n,sta.e IN
correct. The fam1ero ssit,h aail steam
rmeiap nsrcnaet vssael beo jeins to private COM
mel her he pta n tho,o uoder bic com nand
hngnsa an ST. yaar o2rdsn' servant e.ns-.,
oor Gely has been appointed Captain OF the Port Of
los AyTes place Of Col svgni, VINO has reoined his
iment
the 10th Of May, Dr. D. Damacio Ve!ez SaTsseld wac
ointed Minister Of State, in place OF Col Mitre, who
been transferred TO the Ministry Of War, rice Gen. Ia
\, reireo on account OF Illness.
be Correctional Juoge had sentenced Don Idefonso Me-
ana Don Jaan jose soto be imprisoned mouths
to pay all the costs OF the prosecution, for beous
Gle published 10 the Rosma Pac.fca, on the drectors
he bank, III regard to the disposal Of private deposits.
nere were runors OF war ands invasion, aud the
PIE OF Rosario to have been especially excited on
.utjeo', but 1t was intimated that the alarm was
ely created for the purpose Of strengthening the in
nco Of President Urquza and continuing bin in Office
uepos Ayres seems 10 he well supplied with pubic
,semen's, having Italian Opera house and circus;
ncers ropen ut once Sgnora Esyetsi Is the
90 toEns of the Opera troupe.
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Return OF Gov. Morgan Ia Albany.
albany, Juno rs, 1859.
Governor Msrgar returned from Buffalo this aternooa
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
truss They also teep silk elastic stockings
vens supporters and shoulder braces Instrument for
orues made to order. No. Vesey street, House,
lev Of
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Barry's rr1copherous IL the Best and Cheap
est article for dressing, beantfyng. cleaning curing
.ervns and Restoring Tho sAr Ladies' Try Bold Dy al
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we Improve E'very shing Foreign -E'cs
pf, ct 0nFENS skirts s6e u me~er,e Psri, cav
not 20 hem la AZ 81, le a,d snip nsg Ae price
EsA kS. AGtcx Asusa
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Brsdy's Photographic Galleries, $50 and
CAS- Broadway New YORK, ana $50 Pennsvlvauia avenue
Sstbin ton, n. U. Photographic dAguereoypes and am
t.ctyros.
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Bachelors Aair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beeeip the world Asspg all made Sosd applied
II tho manuiaO&ory, ass BrUad way
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furhssers or Fireworks Requested q,
eIsn me NE sp ndd aseota eyhioits depot Of
press y - $40 j. tdge, fz Broadway Nxfieu
lane who're public private eThbisns can be obtsinet -
Ah0rt nuuce. ~ N ~
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Mar3v1lla II the Most Wonderful Esrepars-
ton known curing bxdness Destroying dsnd re,isns
,'cs kesdsche, preventing the hair ron falling pro-
dncinE glossy curiA sold by all druEgists
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Pixies Peak.
The TRlBUrE Of to morrow CNonday) will contain Mr.
Gtere % a. at letter from Plies Peak gold diggipgu
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Herring's Patent ChAlnpisn Fire
And burgsf proof sAtes Isl Broadway Of Murray
street. N. Y. "
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Gsass shadeS or all Sizes for Covering
socks n0wers &C 90 Ac constantly on hsod and mazda 10
order DEPOT lbs William street. corner Of Ann.
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Hhe Hest spring Bed In E.xfstenee-Hovxc,s
Elliptic, 1t from $6 70 s. At 5s Broadway Call AGA sse
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aair-lt. Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color,
and its enbelsbm tested carefully by a. GRANDJEsy
50 Twelfth street. west aide end broadway.
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NAsINGIoN, Juno %, 1909
Francis Mitchell, porter board the stsamer Marion,
was arrested at Charleston Wednesday, jist before
me departure Of the veese for New YORK; Hs had at
emp,ed to striuct save VINO was found hidden In
n In
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HOlloway's Pills.--W When the Flesh Wastes
the srer eth Declines the liver becomes torpid
Irregular 1Lcgeton Is the In ell
Holloway pills Immediate failing
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Defiance Saiamander Safes with Patent
powder proof LOCKS and bars-Also burglar
proof pArlor safes Depot 6S Murray street, OF College
place Q0rmerly l92 Pearl street,
ROBERT Il PATRICR
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KeBnsdS's Medical Discovery Ii Warranted
cure scroujs eryspeaS saltheu scsd head ucerssad
sore legS. For sale oy all Druggists.
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GO0dyvin's Patent Pressed TObaccO.-Fry,
from all impurities 2O9 Water street. New York
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SEQ Sets of Artificial Teeth Unsurpassed Tor
elegance snd utility by any 500 set In TIE world.
FlEADIN4, dentist 1874 Bpring street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ard scalps-
The best In the word-whoesse and retail and the dys pr
vstelY applied No. stor House