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M RECEPTION AND SPEECH AT HARTFORD.
Tie arrival a.. don. stephen A. Douglas At the de-
pot ia Hartford the 18th inst, the occasion OF
calling out quite member OF people The cannon thun-
dered and the bells rung.
The distinguished vsiter received by the First Bat
TALON Captain Green, headed by the Armory Band, and
escorted 70 tho steps Of the Phenx Bank where he
ntrothced by Richard ID. Hubbard, Esq, a. a New Eng
land boy, who had carved his fortune, and
pied middle ground between the two sectional parties Of
the day.
Mr.. DovotAs was received with loud and prolonged
cheers. he spoke follows
yellow citizens Of HARTFORD can command language
express my surprise this spontaneous sssembage
express my profound gratitude for this imposing demon
ssra,ion. was expecting 70 pass quietly through your
beautiful city my way 70 visit relative IN neighbor
STATE and had expectation of seeing such i'm
mepse concourse of my fellow citzens was told, as
approaching your beautiful city that there would be
q small crowd, and that must not be surprised II j
found very small one, there bad been time for
extensive arrangements What must be my surprise TO
see these Immense masses OF sn parties In
your whole city. For all parties must be here
represented. (Cheers) thank you, SIR for the kind
and catering terms In which you have spoken Of my
public career II Ia true you have said, that an q
Yankee boy, born among the Green Mountains Of YER
mont. ! am proud Of a. (Cbeers.) And much a.
like the wide pr and fertile vaes Of the West
have never ceased feel pride In the growth and pros
perity Of my native New England. (Checrsl And
trust the day may when shall 10 feel
regard for the interests OF every section of com
country cloud cheers.) In the war Of the Revo
fathers distinction Of North and South,
but stood aide by sde and poured cat their blood N
eommoa cause Cor the denee Of shsr liberties and tse
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DRArrR-FIsmsR. Tuesday, July II, At The Church
Of the Pilgrims Brooklyn, by the Rev. X s. Siorrs, Jr
r. H. JAcos X. pRsPEs 20 JviiA F. daughter Of the late
Richard Fisher, Esq; all Of Brooklyn.
Kfrcuxc-Ririsy Wednesday, July Is, at Christ :
church. South Brooklyn, by the Rev Theodore Irving L.
I. H., j. HOWARD KrrCHNG 10 HARRxIIr BRirroS second
daughter Of Francis Ripley, Esq.
Iowpppr--wrieHr in Brooklyn, Sunday, June 10,
by the Rev. j. W. Dler, Plat W. IowFRRE, OF Flushing
10 CARRK NJ daughter Of zimmerman Wright, Of Whites.
town.
NcsnIvRY-BALt in this city, on Tuesday, July n,
by the Rev Duncan dunbar nj the residence OF the br
uncle JoHv g. McGnIvRAy Of Edinburg toSARsHE Hall,
daughter of the late Ogden Hail. OF Little Falls J.
VAN CyJI-BtRcH.--At Tsrytown, Thursday, July
10, by Rev. Thos. H. Burch. JosHrA N. Vas Corr "
Miss Jazz 3. BrpcH
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- uo.r., ~ AIh.nv. Senator Fitch OF indiana and
Wv. ""s-' - -. :, an. 49,.
Capt Green OF Pnnsde'pnm' are soPPns az '"' "'''V
pohsan hosel
Hon. A. J. Parker, and Hon. Lyman Tremain, both OF
Albany; Mr.. wpsns OF BALTIMORE and Capt. John Duncan
and family OF texas, are stopping ~ we ~ NShoA7
Hotel
nv r,,omoaor rao NJ ch,cavo. r q AiexspAat
pu., Of palt,rnore. "a smith Fan of Iouis,sna and
s 81 Mcmahon Fsa and family Of Texas are stopping Al
The Iafargc House
NJ. pn~ors, rohr.on M u.xv,a.s. p.v M ab.ra
=, T.h C.saiir,. r. tax So Irsr,csn c,,ns.l Al
~ . -. n s,,,h oe m.xca. m, ~ w p,vlces and
n, shycx. and usrtv' ali OF KENTUCKY; b. L. wiuier,
a. ana W a NJ Anime Esa both Of Alabama: W X
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caAxL.s PaClos, son Of samuel B. and Helen Fntz ssed

CaASLxs PACLsos Of samuel and Helen Frits aget
Uoashs.
invited TO attend the funeral fron al South secsad
street. Jersey City, this riday) morning. 81 ten O'Clock
es..socoi-oe wednesd.y, July y, !. Berkshire
GsusocGa, Of thk city, IN the ssd ysav Of his age
His friends and those of his brother, Waiter Groeuoug.
invited to attend s the fas.. nom No as IVES, fwsas
third street on Saturday morning, ct half past ten O'CLOCK
GRow-On Friday, June %, at the New York CITY Hos
pitai LAURIE FEEoIsAsD Gsow, OF Sandeord, Norway
aged IS years. IT.
The chrissiania HorsenbIado. ps..ss COPY;
HAuxHuksr-At Roslyn, L. l., on Monday, June 10,
ANN HAUxHuRsr widow Of Capt George Hanxhurst, and
daughter OF Charles and Anne Burt.
and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are Respectfully
in, ited to the funeral this rdsy sternooe q
O'Clock from the residence Of his parents, 274 West
imwsos-Ou Thursday, July 10, FAsMs. eldest dAugh
ter Of hNomas and Annie Z. Lierson, aged pears,
month ana days.
thy GecsAnd James Conron invited to atterd the
funeral, nom Nc. Us Avenue A, between Eighth sul
NStn streets this Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock
MALLORY 80
The frieods Of the sanity and the Society Of Journey
men Iaors are respectfully invited to attend fudera
whch WIN tsxe pace from his ase resdence, NO. ~
James street sss frisay) se.rnOon, at two O'Clock
john MayeI in the S7tA year x her a.. 'DN w. ""e
The relatives md frenAs Of family nre rezpectflv
invited TO attend the funeral from her nae resdspce No
% West Forty second stres Sunday sternoon at two
o'clock without further Invitation.
Nnssn-On Wednesday, July 10, AspExw c., younsess
son Of John and Sarah Ann Nesbis, aged year ostha
sud 10 days
The friends and ecquaintaaces Of the Family are re-
quested to attend tie funeral, from the hin
fasner no East Twenty fourth street, Friday aer-
nosn, At three o'clock, without further invitation:
Rssrn.-0n Thursday morning, July -, 10 the 10th
year Of her age, ASS1 FRANCES, daughter q Thos W.
Rennie.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 10
attend the funeral this friday afternoon, al two
O'Clock, from her late esdence, 227 East Broadway
sMnA-ou Wednesday, July is, AMELIA, wife Of Henry
W. Smith.
The friends and relatives and the members OF Pais
tine Lodge No. 204, r. and A. NJ, respectfully re-
quesed to attend the funeral this (day) Afternoon at
two O'clock from No. AZ Ludlow street. Fer rcrnaina
will be taken to Cypress Hin Cemetery for ntermen
SfKADoS-On Thursday, July 10, suddenly, MARGARET,
youngest daughter Of John and Isabella Shearon.
The friends of the family respectfully Invited 10 at
tend the funeral this rday) afternoon at two O'Clock.
from the residence of her parents az York street. Brook
Ign.
SIHRwN.In this city, Thursday July 10 suddenly,
Of apopexy JOHN p. SHRwIN, aged "a years.
His remains have been taken TO Perkinsvle Vermont,
for interment.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
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Arrivals and Departures.

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srs sSs u Doc kiSsiap Ss.. VIM s@ss Nc.
Af9sSo arToys sr F%p ssos. Jos
Genenes, Mr. McSregor. Mr. Bremond.
Hsssusssearnshp reucnis9 Busse, Carl Busss. Carl
Heus Carl srhumscher Heryfe,dt Kruse Hod man.
Holmes. v q Hsimes and servant.
HAvAss-ssesmship IsabeiMr. Gonzales and son Ar.
rsfa dsnshter aud servants Thorndike seymour q
Price, MrsM West Henry Res. x Me'rs Mnnot
z oarriz Mrs A Kelly. Raiyer, Tbompsou. Kane.
Roifns-snd rs second class
pgrARrUREs.
Lvrproorst~a mship Efrs Richard Clayton Misses Char
os Clayton Martha Fanny jenkins Cincsnnai Mrs Nor
r-cn children and servant Tbo~ Chaytor, Tbos Boygke
NYorx; Mr. Mrs and infant Columbus, Ohio
John Msynsn England yckn Wilmington Darrell Dens
Mrs Vail vrrina Henry Srhnrf, University OF Va. VI
ard Mrs Tnrp<r Buchsnsn, Chs- or. New
Orleans Mr. and Mrs. stevens children Phiadephs
snd ~ sesraee. Specie. nit.eB.
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BAIrruoRr, July 10, 1850
Flour quiet and steady at s5 rs for Ohio and City
s xs Sc 'V co% s ssSs Tsf ys.
oAc white, roc. a T3c. Provisions active whlskcy
1rmer At 2oxc. 2lc.
prurApEtrHA, July 10, 1880.
y wbesi-Red 81 81 81 o. Corn wanted at 66c. Pork
nrm: mess, sis 80. Whisky, 2lc. q &c.
BruALo, July TO- 1880.
heavy sales 900 bushels red winter OHIO al 81 20;
nothing dong and no offers for spring Corn
very dull; buyers oasr Sic. holders ask SIC.
os nIsr ;s s:. Of 5000 bushels ,A we:,e, az
. 2oc Canal Frcghts-Boats scarce and rates firm at
4oc -four II &c, wheat 1o,c on corn 70 New York
1000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats Esporis-I 100
bbs. -four is 900 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn
III 600 bushels oats.
Flour dull, but unchanged. Wheat without material
change: sales 600 bushels amber Wisconsin AZ VI ~
and 1000 bushels extra Milwaukee club at 81 %. Corn
sales 800 bushels Indiana s2Sc and 100 bushels
Illinois private terms Rye In demand, but scarce;
slcs reported. Oats and barley quiet Canal freghts
Yors Lake mpor,s-s 200 bushels wheat, "a 100 bushels
corn. Canal exports-s0o bbls. -four, 10000 bushels
wheat, $4,000 bushels corn, 500 bushels oats
fiour--saies light at unchanged prices whest-very
little doing sales 250 bushels Canadian club 81 2s and
900 bushels white Michigan at u a. Corn dull: sales
in car lots the other side Ryessics 500 bushels
Mt SIC per So lbs. Oats sell slowly at 3sc 40c. fol
Western and state ssls was made o. 900 head hcavy
N'' CHICAGO, July 1e-spM
Flour dull Wheat dull and market unset,led: sales a
n n OF for No g. In store Corn sctve and advances
D. sales 10 600 bushels AZ - &c. 4c., IN store Dat
quiet Recepts-5oo bbls. -four, Il 900 bushels wheat
81 900 bushels corn, 600 bushels oats, Snipnens-Ie
Treshts-On corn &C. 10 Buffalo. sight exchange ON New
yovk y per eent premium.
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shoekins Murder I'm Newark.

NEWARK, n. J., July 70, 1850.
Mrs Elizabeth tanner died last night Of soening Of the
BRAIN from the blow Of club given her two weeks ago
by a man named George wolfgangle. wolfgangie was
arying outrage young girl named Catharne Schmidt
IN Springfield avenue when deceased hearing her cries.
ran her relief and tried 10 help her, This enraged
wolfgange, who struck her with his club until she be-
came nsensibe. She fingered in stuPor until TO day,
when death relieved her Of her suerngx The unfortu
nate woman leaves n husband and several children.
wolfespgle is stil at large The Coroners inquest is in
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Cornelius FELTON, today inaugurated President OF
Harvard College The took place In the First
Congregational church, the galleries OF which were
ahrooged ladies' long before the services commenced
The procession from Gore Hall filed the body Of the
house. Governor Banks made the address Of induction
60 which Mr. FELTON, responded and then took the chair
OF the President The annual ADDRESS before the alumni
BY Rev. Dr. osgood Of New York, closed the exercises
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NEW ORLEANS, July ID, 1850.
The brig Kate has arrived here with Ruatan dates OF
che Ith inst Honduras to take possession Of the Bay
islands on the 3oth which, is stated, the people Will
resist by force Of arms General Walker LEFT the 27th,
II was supposed for Central America The yellow fever
was raging at Belize.
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Arrival OF Heenan and Macdonald NJ
Albany.

An immense excitement created today by the
appearance OF Heenan and his trainer, Macdonald in tho
streets grea, crowd Of crop haired and broken nosed
zeus gathered about every saloon which the celebrities
visited and the air was vocal with shouts for the cham
v,,s, ofti no world
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News from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July 10, 1850.
The brig Nahum, setson, with Tampico dates Of the
9Th inst and the schooner Virginia Antouete with Vera
Cruz sdvces of the date have arrived here The
news Is anticipated. The Virginia Antoinette brings
n1fa in spece.
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pRECKINRIDGE AND LANE.-THE WEEKLY DAY
ID BOOK. ready this morning. has full
po-the best published Of the Brecknrdge Meeting
nj the Cooper Institute Wednesday II also
,sns Mr. Brecsmrdg.s great speech delivered Frankfort
Kentucky, Dec a. 1859 well Mr. Buchsnans address 10
the democracy OF Washington ETY.. also contains
miscellaneous maers and important editorial showing thai
Mr. reskndge be elected BY the people News
will Ne supplied liberal Single copies Owe cents.
Subscription price % per annum.
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IMPORT Ant CAUTION TO THE DRAF-DEAF PER.
again cautioned beware OF SELF styled surtst
hans from low boarding houses 10 Obscure streets Of this and
other cities throughout the United States whose only object and
hghes, ambition gain and whose only recommendation
glow advertisemfnt compound OF preenoo
and fssshood and vbo do not srrupie of
whereby they sccompshthe sinister object DIR.
HEARTILY Nthe only recognized auri; Amrcs aud
rousiy odes attend All suffering from Of
the bis residence, No ~ Fast Sixteenth
Rev DR. Tyngs church without charge until cured thereby
proving bis unequaed and rOecng the deaf from
being svnded BY paying self styled anrss erorbtant
fees In advance, and the infection Of sl SERIOUS
evz by permitting the application o dangerous remedies by
xperienced and unskfu hands DIR. n. state
that he connection whatever with afvers
ing neither has he permission for the
publication o ihcste purpong 10 emsnaie from him.
therefore, BE- responsible alarming
quences resulting from ashnes and desperation The osz OF
money 10, be material 10 some perSons b the deprys
ton OF Of the most important OF The ought be
gsrded and treated with more than ordinary solcude Deaf
the head all dssgrecabe discharges from
speedily and permanently removed without causing
the pain INCONVENIENCE. In all
where malformson exisi. Thirteen
undivided attention this branch prsc.
tlce has enabled him reduce his such degrees
find the confirmed and obstinate
Weld BY steady attention W he pres ribed.
Just published by DIR. HEARTfEy pamphlet Disease
Ct the Ear ito Cause Prevention and Cure Price 10 cents.
BY mall ~ Otherwise.
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CRops m v,RytsSp The peach crop Of Kent county,
Nd considered dead failure owing 70 The late frosss
The wheat has been harvested aud tbe yield has besu
g0od. The ~, crop 10 Zoe
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The Rec,n, FIR. in New orleans.

NEW ORLKASs July 10, 1880.
is R,sfs Co g loss by the burning OF their hard
Sre store yesterday $50 600, which fully usarcd
The buildings adjoining slightly damaged The large
building the OF Canal and Old Levee streets
burned this morning. Loss s35 900; mostly insured.
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Weather Report.


~. JoHxs, N. r., July 10, 1850.
weather nne and clear Thermometer 90 deg Thick FOG
n CAM Race
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TORNs, BUNIONR INVERTED MAILS. ENLAR0uD
~ joints and AL diseAses Of the feet cured without pain
essponosst IsS R ~ 10 aH nsy.csns saa -
geons OF the city.
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Louisiana Politics.

Nrw oRIsass, July 10; 1850.
large and enthusiastic Douglas and johnson meeting
Ia progressing this evening Guns are being discharged
and hrcd. Hoa Pierre sculs, Hon. Miles Taylor
and o, ~ are speaking.
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Do~s,as Rs,incasiou Meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July To- 1880.
The Douglas ratification meeting this city. yesterday
was hardly up 10 the expectations in regard 70 the At
tendance. Speeches we're made by Governor willard.
Senator Push and Representative yaIandishAm.
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drawings OF the DelaSvare state L0tts-
HAYWOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of Ne
DsiwA.s .rsTgc.I dsD n y. g, ssAIs To-
TO- So, ~, As, "a, 20, 81, a., 40, l, 80, 3S, 81.
DrIAwAas-CLAss No. s42 JuLY -. 1880
81, 80, 8, 80, 65, Sc, 26, FL, A., 7, IA, ~, AZ.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either to
WOOD EDDY CO. Wilmington, Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY Co., b. Louis, Missouri.
DouNGroN, Penn, July, 1880
This IL to certify that the holder OF share Of ticket
No ~ So H. class 800 In the Della State Lottery, drawn
June Z. of Wooo, EDDY Co., which
combination drew tho prize OF $4,000 and that said prize
cashed on presentation. THEODORE N. LARGE n. ID.
Dolington r. o., Penn.
wNpsoR, BERrrs CfrY, N. c., July 10, 1880
DO hereby certify that have It'd. day received through the
bank the full amount OF share Of the highest Capital Prize Of
$4,000 drawn at Wilmington, Del, Juno 2 1880 In WooD,
EDDY Co Delaware State Loerfes In ciaas drawp
the single number psn. 1he number ticket being the
number drawing The highess capital prize Of so 500 ticket
eighth ticket accordingly, and that
full permisson freely given by me 10 pubsA my name and
realdence. X. n. SMITH, n. ID.
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Omcial Drawings Of Hodges, Davis =
OO.s Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
CLAB 3S7, JuLy l9. 1880.
IA, II, IS, 81, r. %, 26, So 81 IT, %, a. A. AZ.
HODGES, DAVIS CO., MAnagers Macon, Georgia.
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Drawings - France, Bre~Abents d Co.'s
Delaware Tottereos-
"a, 30, So, 2, 10, z, Is, ~, 66, 81, A, %,
CossoILDArEo LoIrxay. Class III Jylr H. 1850
80, IS, IS, 2St Z, Is. 80, 43, 26, 2, 20, rs.
FRANCE, BR0ADBRNfs 4 CO.,
Managers, Wilmington Delaware
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RosK, July 10, 1850.
The Breckenridge and Lane democrats Of the Third dis
ric, In Oneida county have ssuei call for Conven-
,on 70 meet at this place the 2sh nss cor the pur
pose of choosing delegate to the State Convention at s-
racusc on the 7th OF August The committee issuing the
cali Is composed Of some Of the most active and nfuen-
tial democrats 10 the state.
RoopsrxR, July 10, 1850.
The democracy are holding immense ratification
meeting here TO night Bonhres and fireworks illuminate
the heavens, and bands OF music parade the
streets Corinthian Hail, Arcade Hall and the
avenues adjacent are thronsed, and the ut
most enthusiasm prevails. The speakers are Hon.
David l. Seymour, Of Troy Hon. Dennis Mccarthy, Of
Syracuse; Hon Darius A. Ogden, OF Penn Yam Chsuucey
Perry Esq., Of Rochester, and Others The demonstrs
ton one Of the largest witnessed In Western New
York.
The largest and successful meeting held here
since 1852 was held last evening 10 raty the nomina-
ton Of Douglas and Johnson The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed
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Naval Inteknxgence.

Orders have been received at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
10 ID out Immediately the United States steam higate
Sus9uehannah'fov sea. An additional number OF me-
cbaacs have Seen employed that the work ON her may
be completed possible. II u anticipated that
she be got ready for In thirty days Her dcstra
ton bss not yea been positively designated, but ~ Is
supposed she viii proceed Key West return With
the captured Africans A. Mat place Liberia and fro
themes TO the Mediterranean flag ship of that squadron
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Grover Is Bakers Ceiohwated
NoISEI.Es6 SEWING MACHrFEs,
fhe bes In use for family sewing.
go Broadway, New York.
LIZ Fulton stroe, Brooklyn.
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White, the Halter, AheaA-NeW Shapes
In nne Straw Ha 10000 do from auction One dollar cAoA
BroadWAy
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Ladies for tho Country ~ kshfng their
aupply OF Shoes, India Rubbers &c for
families. forget call MILLER
Co. SS3 Canal
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SPECIAL NOTICE.
"A PURCHASE A MACHINE,
PAY FOR IT AS YOU EARN IT.
The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Machines aocosnmo
dston be paid for in weekly amounts, application
the o0ce, lsS Broadway.
N. B.-Local agents wanted. Liberal discount allowed
d. LEVY. Superlnteudonk.
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Cristadero's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees-Tbe In Tie world Wholesale retail, and the
bye privasey applied. No Asor House.
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Ciirehugks musive Wig-An Entire
novelty parting asd pnssinable turning behind no
Broadway, nexi A. r. stewart a Goa
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The Best Family Machines I'm the World
| 80 10 &C., l. n. tIN0RR 4 CO., ass Broadway.
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Brooklyn PhetOGraphs.-Nillia
Miniatures Csbines ImperAs and Life zs. Two forty nine
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Bachelors HAIR Dye IL the Best I'm the
world Made sold and applied In appropriate private roonA
. the vig fAc CRY, 10 street
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Chicago Zousves photographed ~ 0urneys Gallery,
Yesterday In their zouave unfor and exhibition
Also Photographs Of Vine Hall and a the the
sseaship Great Eastern We have isst completed sxeeu
Steveosoopic views Of the Great Eastern
and are ready 70 supply tho trade =
NEW YoRK, July IL. 1850 J. Quincy SON.
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Catch 'En Alive. Catch 'Em Alive
WfGHTMANS Ply Paper contains posson; oue sheet
catches 5000 n'es. Depot zr Greenwich street.
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Garibaldi, viotee Emanuel. Heenaa,
Sayer Morrssey Sam Slick Blackhswk, Hicks tho Pirate.
and other remarkable be paint plaster,
Physiological Cabinet 500 Broadway always open and
free 70 visitsrs FOWLER WEL3 phrenoogisis and pub
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LwAYs SOMETHING NEW.
n Prof woods Restorative Cordial and Blood RsnovsAsR.
for tho Of general debility weakness AnS Iron
cause; also dyspepsa nervousness night cvea incp0
consumptioa liver complaints bousneas los Of AppetAa
gAgos; prevent the coutrA0kQ
dsease, certainly the beat and agreeable cord
tonic anicied 20 cha
cal combined 70 be the most powerful tonic tno1
medical science. Reader, II will DO R0od We
have hesitation in recommending II, since 4 =
sae pleasant and remedy for he enumerao
O. WOOD proprietor. ~ Broadway cold By eoo1
Druggists.
AT JONvs', 10 AND II ANN sTREEr-A NEW STYLE
"A Of Shoes and CATERS st IS. Call and them.
STHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA.
IA Instantly
by
fEND1S BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES.
Made by q. n. Seymour 4 Co. Ass Broadway, N. Y.
Price VI per box sent free per posi-
For sale by all druggists aud at the Office 463 Broadway.
corner Of Grand street
rMR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES CARDs &C.
IA See the Orange blossom Enveop~es Tie fox
cards Ac. 302 broadway, OF DuAae street.
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bis radical Truss with the OF Hernia
Trsses Supporters shoulder Bsces Suspension Handbags
sk elastic Stocking Belts Bathing Trssa and all surgca
appliances spped lady In attendance In the female depA
mont No. vesey street, Asior House. opposite b. Paul
church