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Rushton,s Mild Aperient or Anti-BilliOus
Pills. directions No 10 House and ALI Broadway
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Brooklyn City News.

CHARGE or SwNDIISG.-S<rgcant Leech of the Ninth
ward police, yesterday arrested man named Grinen
lie Fort upon the charge ofdefaudng two named Dol
cus and Moore both resdents Of the Eastern District
1926 each Al alleged the accused operates IN this
ner--he 10 or was proprietor OF sewing machine fac
tory in Orange street, and advertising for q part
ner, sdirccted them to call at certain place In
Ign, and calling ut lie Forts establishment would
be informed that I'VE machines were now in operation;
that there was work enough for forty and that he 1.-THE
applican would furnish i've machines he could In
n partner. on equal terms He was required, how
to buy the machines at certain place. One of the
compainants in this alleges that he bought five Of
these machines, and paid SOS for each They were
brought TO Brooklyn and no sooner had they been put
in position than another party appeared with unsats
fed Judgment and seizng all the machines carried them
off, The other man appears to have been victmized in
the same manner. The accused WAS committed for .
hearing by Justice Cornwell
THE SUNDAY 0sDNAS1.-The parties charged with vio-
lang the city ordinance Of 1850 by selling lager bier
Sunday brought before Justice Cornwel yesterday
The decision of Judge Emo heretofore referred to by
counsel for defendants does not affirm that the ordinance
itself is invalid but sets aside the judgment Of the city
court upon rulings made on the trial and on technical
points. The validity Of the ordinance being deemed
Questionable the Justice decided to suspend sentence
the defendants
ATTEMPTED suIcmx.-A Scotch gentleman named Robert
Iackie attempted 10 commit suicide yeserd ay morning,
by cutting his throat with dull knife nhictng seri.
GUS and perhaps fatal wound The cause was dsappont
ment In not receiving remittance from friends In the
Old Country He resided at the Union Hste in Liberty
street. and was taken TO the Surgical ms tute In Wash
ington street, for treatment.
FUNERAL ALDERMAN HoGAN-The remains Of the
late Mr. Patrick Hogan Alderman, yesterday after
conveyed from bis residence in Brooklyn Calvary
Cemetery Seldom has larger cavalcade attended the
funeral Of any public or private man. and rarely has
regard and regret that followed his hearse TO the tomb
The cortege extended in length more than three miles
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Atkins0n's Partisan Tooth Paste Arrests
decay Of teeth and them thoroughly RUSaT0NS
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Barry's TricOpherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for DRESSING beautying curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair ladies Try il Sold by al
druggists-
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Sir Fine Shirts, %.
NooDYs Shirt Mandatory, se7 Broadway
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uerr,rs's Patent champion Fire md
Purrisr Prc Safes 80 Brcsdvs corue q Nusey sreet
Ees Yufk.
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T Ys-PEARsE, FROM LONDON. MANUFACTURES
IL. superior London Yoke Shirt SIS and 81; CoiArx
80 ready made, all prces Up Town Hosiery sad ssi srs
ST. broadway.
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r. SrAFFORDfS
IRON AND eU1PHER POWDERS
Are soubie preparation Of and sulpher Identical va
that existing IN The blood OF perfeoy healthy psrsoa Unp
ing with the dlgesxsd food,
THHr rrvfrAffxy rurrrr stoop.
THyy fsrApr svsrKn.
TINY rrvnsopArr rHr uvyR,
Turv STRENGTHEN DIGESTION.
THY REGULATE srcRgrf0sr EDDY
AND ARR A wrAKrrxys.
Price package, A. az Broadway New yort Aad By a
druggists.
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understanding for all who believe In equal rights and de-
sire 20 preserve the tranquility OF the Union, and main
tain the invioaby Of the constutouat least II is 30
to me- and, therefore, waving for the time being all mi
~ support for President that patriotic statesman and
gallant high toned gentleman, John G. Breckenridge Of
Kentucky nor viii be deferred from This course BY any
fear Of being classed-wth seccssonsts. Whatever may
he the views OF who support him, John C. Breckn
ridge is NO, a dlsunons,. Very respectfully; n,vc,
Naval Intelligence.
Passed Assistant surgeon John Ward and Assistant
Surgeon NJ Christian have been ordered 10 the
susquchanna, destined for the Mediterranean.
kDDY CO., nanAssrs q ne
' pa.y1s.nk s! Cas-: No. ' 81, Hsss.I I; lss
s., TO- 81 50. 50. S. a. g. 49, Al, IT, a. 60 %, 4s.
Circular, ..ns sh.rgs BY sadre..iss ether %
orS v &65b. EDDY bY S CO., & Ecui:' xi.:oSh
Drawing: Of France, srosdsents q Co.'S
srssSa corsrr, cra,. lss, Auersr s. Isp.
TO- rs 81 m L. ss.f =" - 81 81
10, AZ, g, }, SO, so, 8, IS. SO. ca, IS, IL.
rhA s.nss. sso MImsssps. b. So
oms,.I Drawing. q Hodges, Davis 4
Class 900, Aucusr 5. 1890.
s', ~, cs, 8, II, I hs 81 n LEA 81; t.
Managers, Macon. Georgia
pr,nes - 9a,es sosTu sT wp,rrs he us,er
No 2iG Broadway, opposite 81 Pants church
Fancy Gallery, embracing . Large Va
rey - sporvmens Pen and Pocket Knives Of the mo rare
I FIsss. For sale " . 'NOND-"'' 10 N''''
Sir Fine shirts, %.
NooDYs shirt Mandatory se7 broadway
shirI and Collar Depot, Nos. ~ ans 80
and dra%'r. linen As;s 9; sIsys.
Green's shirts, FIT Guaranteed, styles
new, needle made not by machine Remove" NO. hs'o'
House Barclay street.
and uniershirts =, very low
prices 'e'AH PEREaos, 81 Nassau street
BrookIym Photogra phs.-yvfiifa mson's
Miniatures Cabinets Inperas and Ae Sire Two forty nine
Gurney's Gallery, ,n
Miniatures in on. and Daruereo,ypes
wanted-severai Thousand Votes for
c.ne Of ~ s.s; nsh1 rs ssss .. s ~ s Sc
broadway. Preserve the dear Union.
lad, Webster a. Co.'s Improved Tight
stitch Sewing Machines at 500 Broadway.
Grover Il Bakers Celebrated
ToIsEIEss SEWING MACHINES.
The best In for family sewing.
s95 Broadway. New York.
la Fulton street Brooklyn.
wheeler q wilson's sewing Machines
once Sos Broadwsy,N.y
Defiance saiamaudev safes-Wfth Pa
"A hal Ere n
gar proof sldebcard and psrlor Eafes Degoa - 49, ~
street., corner OF College place. ROBkRT n PAfRiCk
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TT WILL ONLY ACT ON THE ROOTS OF TUE BEARD
Ny OnRuent has now been established eight years
reen used by thousands snd alssys with the only
thing In erttence that will force the heard IN
had Of nearly all druggists and dealers price 81 a.
GRAHAM, No. 100 Nassau street New York and HAYES.
BroOklyu.
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party, and at present remain standing on the doc
tr,pe of Congressional nintervention cot forth
at Cincirnsh
The seceders were not quite 80 lucky. Instead
OF striking ont from the majority report tie rsafirm-
stion Of the Cincinnati Platform they adopted that
report % it STOOD so that instead Of enrappng tho
N ,rthern delegates into tho adoption Of "expls-
(" nation of the Cincinnati Platform utterly ipcon-
sisent with it, they are themselves entrapped into
first affirming the Cinc matt Platform, which az
members Of the Convention they had refused to do,
and then attempting to eVade the consequences oy
seitipg up IN explanation which, 80 Tar IRON
bepp en- eI plapa,ion, is fat denial
The resolution offered, after the secession, BY the
Tennessee delegates, has at least the merit oil
avoiding the Inconsistencies and seli-coalfadicuons
ot the other two sets. So far as Congressional
lsgslstion ia concerned, it only denies the power OF
Congress TO interfere for destroying or imPairing
the rights Of person aud property. g., the
holding of slaves in the Territoresand, so FAR, Is
harmonious enough with the Cincinnati Platform.
But ia denying the right Of the Territorial Legisa'
lures to interfere in any way with the Slavery
| question, AID assuming that the Supreme Court OF
the United Stats has, in tho bred Scott case,
wholly settled that point, it comes in conflict VITA
the squatter Sovereignty Platform, on which Mr.
Douglas, and the body Of the Northern Democrats,
have always stood, and which they cannot abandon
without losing all their remaining hold upon the
| Northern mind.
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MIR. DOUGLAS AND TIKI PKEsl.
DENCT.

Mr.. Dougas has at last attained, ifnot tho nom
nation which be regards as TIE Immediate stepping
stone to the Presidency, a. least the position OF re-
cssnized leader of his party Throughout the fifty
seven ballots taken for Presidsn. at Charleston, he
not Only led on every ballot, but received an ab1o
Lutte majority of tue whole ytts cas-. On each, and
majority Of tbs cntirs Electoral Vote Of the Union
on several. Even this does not indicate the full
measure Of hin strength; for tho State Of Kansas,
which was present by her chosen Delegates, al
heartily for him, was most unfairly excluded. not
Tor any fault or deficiency her part but bec'use
the Senate had not yet seen f.. To concur in the bill
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TIE TERRITORIAL HILLS.

A dispatch from Washington TO the Associated
Press recently stated that Mr.. Grow had reported
bills creating the Territories of Chippewa, Nevada
Dakota, lsops (fike's Peak and Arizona, with the
following proyiso respecting Slavery:
ProU,ded, that, nevertheless, Slavery has no ex-
istence il said Territory; and nothing herein ned
shall be construed 10 authorize permit its existence
therein.
The true reading Of the proyiso rs as follows:
"Provided, That whereas Slavery has no legal ex-
stepce in saio Territory nothing herein contained shall
be construed TO authorize or permits existence there
in"
This is substantially identical with Mr.. Clays
proyso in the Compromise of 1850, and ought not
to DO Objectionable to any earnest advocate of
Popular Sovereignty" We hope it may prevail.
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twelve or fifteen yesrs; and an sdmirirg blograpner
IN VoycS,'s V,eLly frankly SAYS:

twelve or fifteen years; and an admitting biographo'
in Horpsr's Eeekiy fraokly says:
"Hs has been always q strict supporter OF tns
Monroe DocIne-ot the night and pr"prie'l -
ket ing The American continent Tree ana eSe"P.
apy and all settlement or colonization, under any pre-
ten,e by any Eoropean Power DE voted sssa1,'
the CLAYTON and Bnlwer treaty, because wss pas
p.Ithip with England in the at IRIS OF uenTA T.
lie voied sgslbtt the treaty with mexico, ro,s
contained an implied pledge not to annex any Io,
territcry of that Republic He is opeo'ei 70 naaws
Any bsrra ain or contract about annexation Oh lsn"
btcS5se he wishes the United States 10 Dc 1911 oo
UNI ram melsd to act their best interest, oy I.es
whenever the occasion srises ." ooe masaa The
saw at sny time to scquire Cubs, he Is of sS
se,o. Of lie United States prompt ana o. sna
no. eloVped Ly any treaty rti2uiatohs MN hu
Pow ers who by right have no concern ia 'no A"''
| the American continent ,..;., ,t sI;hustsy;sm
IL the ofths United States TO foiiow Amor
;can citizens 70 Other lards and arrest them 'o'o, w
cbsroe of violating the neutrality law, 'he Po"o'
and suthor, Of TIE United otaes s ono. and
d,sts1ce Of ope marins league nom tne Goas'i a..
80 hevond that the expeditions cannot be arrested
| h, The United States. He claims 10y Gen. Wsser OF
Az otter American the privilege OF exPa,nat'ng n,ta.
elf and Of going TO other lands, anu 'horo '~""s
| upon hnself a lew allegiance
How we are to keep this continent free from
I" any and all settlement and colonization BY na-
tons which now own and possess, aud have for
century owned and occupied, more OF 1t than We ao'
is rot made clear; and how we determine that tho
owners of the Canadas and Hudsons Bay, OF CUBA
and Jamaica, Of Martinique and Guiana "by right
" have no concern in the affairs Of the American
Continent" must perplex all commentators on
tie Law of Nations The prompt aud decisive
ACQUISITION Of Cuba favored by Mr Douglas, means
simply that we will seize the frat opportunity tn
wrest that leland from Spain; While the privilege
of e1pauiaiing himself" asserted for Gen
Walker and birds of that feather, is the
privilege asserted for American citizens to
make war at will on countries with which
our Government lie at peace, Such doctrines lead
directly to perpetual embodiment with our weaker
neiehbors-they expose them to incessant alarms,
which might better be eternal war. We cannot
believe that the country prepared to render itsel
the terror and the scOurge of the Atlantic hsmi'
sphere We believe its better instincts all Incline IL
70 the ways of peace and good neigaborhood; We
bold it our true policy TO develop and improve the
resources We already possess, and not peril all In
reckle,s quest of booess and needless acquisitions;
hence we trust good Republican will be chosen
our next President
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The GERMAN REPupLIcASs AND THE CHICAGO
CosvEsrios.-A special meeting of the German he'
publican Central Committee was held last night az
Dramatic Hail. in Houston street, for the purpose OF
,.ctpg three Delegates and three aernaieS 10 repre-
ent the German Republicans Of this city asthe chicago
Convention. The following gentlemen were ohoseo;
Messrs Kopp (of the Ne~-Y Yorker De"osraf). Is'hr,
psr, and A. Majer Of Watertown, as delegatesi and
Whitman president Of the Club, DumPei@an, and
Kopp IS alterstss. The question Of finances was them
brought up and discussed after which the meeting I'D
journed.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House was engaged on ,hst for The pay
Several bills were passed. ineladWg ." cammittei on
he Shawnee Indians in Kansas, ana .oo INDIAN
Iursipg the expenses OF Utah in suppr'''"s
bottilities in 1853. . , p,a.;asrt was re-
On motion OF Mr. CURTIS, the rieslu 81 the So
opssted 10 furnish al the facts IN RELATION " wv mneh
sssu.r for harbor defence, the plans how nsn
has been appropriated, aud Whist amount WIZ w.
plete il. c.-.,,.a. and Messrs.
LONGNECKER, ADRIAN, and Sans.tic manu-
sscu,es What portion of their written ssa Ssssa
omitted TO read they were privileges W ~''
me mbers present TO print. Adjourned
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We presume there are but few people, however
bitterly partisan they may be, who do not commend
the course of Gov. Morgan in vetoing the most OBJ
ject enable swinding measures of the late Legis-
lature. il number of gentlemen in this city, repre-
sentng all shades of political opinion, have resolved
TO publicly recognize his eminent services in behalf
of honest legislation by rendering him public din
ner, and the preliminary steps have been taken in
the matter.
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During the past week we have had few Ami
verssries dropping along; but so-morrow the real
Anniversary week begins when the religious pub
lc from far aud near, will take possession OF the
City, and hold it throughout the days of this Great
Festival. We print, this morning, complete list
of the charitable aud religious gatherings peculiar
to this season to be held in the City of New York
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The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 9 o'clock this morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports Marriages
and Deaths, and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing of the last steamer.
The steamer Northern Light will leave today at l2
O'Clock. The mails close at 1Ol o'clock a. m. Single
copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, for sale at the
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DAYS VULChNTTH.

THIS ARTICLE BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED,
ind hundred concens and practical per
and invariably pronounced superior to the ordinary Hard
Rubber and Hard Guts Pelcha" aud believed to be the
very best made.
II Is used substitute, In many cases, for Ivory horn
whsebone Tortoise Shell Bone Hard Wood Brass, Copper
a Ill the other metals and for purposes found superior
10 any other substance.
extensive manufacturing facilities and Its pro-
uccu be equ. to the demsnd and being out OF the reach
OF spsous patent SPECTATORS the public will be undstur5ed
IA ana application for the thousand ana more
ia peculiar properties perfectly adapted
am selling the comb makers their stock at the extreme
y low price Of One Dollar pound; but tor many uses my WI
oanife viii yet the strong elastic and
tough ory email quantity required to inpa great strength
easily yorksd other substance and fsr many uses
Nv ordinary knn means All Mechanics Manufacturers and
Iyrutors desire this invaluable contribution to hu-
A wants land thea pockct viii be instructed II the BEST
mode Of working and spPlyingH
MY intention supply all trades and with the stock In
ss rough .. low prices bring universal and give
Large business In supplying it.
HORACE II. DAY, No. % CourlandtsL
Esw.York, April %, 1860.
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1t seems, from the intelligence which reached us
By the Cauadas mails last evening, that Hecnan
and Sayers are to fight again. The Gay is TO be
fixed so soon as surgeons opinion shall have de-
termned when the injured arm. of the British pu-
gili.t will probably be ready for ase again.
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XXXVIru CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
ovu,rr WAsHrSGros, May 4, $50

SENATE. ..WasHIscroS, May :, lo% ~,
Mr. KING Rep, n: " presented %s @"1aaiaS d
.h he - sbich the Reciprocity treaty oe'"o''
the United States aud Great Britain IS cared Su
Rsferred 10 the ,mmi,tee on Foreign he,s.o ~ss
A abort Executive Session was then haa' a'''
the private calendar was tasenup
Several private bills were passed.
Adjourned TIL Monday.
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The Ereniag Post Washington correspondent has

TIE ErenlHg POSI- Warrington correspondent mas
the following:
"a good story is told Of Thsddeus Stevens OF Penn
syvanisDia in connection with the tenth ballot for
Douglas at Charleston. Tie news came over the
wires that Mr.. Douglas had received hundred aud
fifty aud oae-kdJ yotes. One hundred aud hHy-
,nd oHe-halG repeated Mr.. Stevens, very slowly and
mock seriously, The one half means Bigir 2"
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Nswa1oris uaf1p Irisbm,rs
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1860
Republican National Convention. CHICAGO, h'y ls
TO CORRESPONDENTS

We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communications
No notice osi Anonymous Communications What
ever iA;abdsd insertion must be authenticated bv the
.rne address OF the wrterno necessarily Tor puhics-
Uop, but % a guaranty for his good faith.
Business letters TkBUss should Ia al essss be sd
dressed 70 HORACE GREKLKv Co.
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JUsT TIE TuNG.-The new style OF hat tna !,
Knox has In reduced for yoHns "THr SENSATION
"a Zoe, thing II l. and beconins and wha
man Of taste should Ksoxs pssre. No. zlE ih Sr
corner Of fultrnt is filed with spring novelties % ar,
ever, body nom the least the greatest and pfe'0H
choice and Nsr,eo es.os fhss aud o-P.
ANNIvERsARY HATS, uarivaled for quaIH s gu"
ssyies The arsest variety Of nd SaILprxys
this city fnss premium i'i KxlIoeo No 59l Canast
HATS hhIIooe,
UNION SQUARE BoOT AND SHOE 90 o a.o.aw.v
wArxIs, has opened BkAScH sTosR 10 CO. ,h SmIs
~ IA. rrua,oos nstown CUSTOMERS tIsc-y tnc ,'e III
and qualities Of Lsaes sne%ens BSyf sa5s on hand and
- 70 ogdsr Is these h.: have given Ees nnTefse s;
ten for the iEss twenty es Hn ~ 20 n.n.
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Vusiuese Notices.
-uun D..,pys AMI THE PUBLIC.

IT., xpwspArER DEALERS AND THE PUBLIC.
~ S.,.u Tn AIN pever fails 10 make ts connections
IA rro, The circulation Of the Eew-York journals has
;.rd 6fy per since the ninth Of April the day the 'ran
40 nan aud In many the price OF the papers has been
&ssed Eve 20 three cents per copy or nearly leo pee cent
Th ,,,psd would shereo'e sovse ell the dealers who re-
awe papers BY this train charge ut retail over three cents
M copy the total cost free Of ali charges does not exceed a
osrt, 70 the most distant point
Ar the Let Of juno parties win be supplied by this train
Who win no. srso retail the papers three cents per
Dc.ler will find Il TO their Interest send their orders 10 the
A.dsrusned direct syod mistakes and third profit
L. N SHEAR
No al Parkrow-
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BLOOD FOOD No. 5--ls IL deated IN all cases o
Y,sn.x BlAddsr scrofuous CuaDeous Complaints Its
proo,ties such that enters every part OF tho
sy o. hereby purrDs the blood Of 81 1p1Is ne causing
ksalthy action. Price - pei bottle. s0a " Nheheh
OUposr, No, A9 Broadway, NJ T.
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DRESS BLACK FRocK COATS 90 ~ F" Wv
Gso. A HusrEH Co., MAN Nos 200 and 22 Bowery.
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SPRING AND SUMNER.

SPRING AND SUMMER.
Yor the mos. fashionable mort tasty best fitting osst sas
.s 49, l.r,.st AssortTest Of CLOTHING and FURSnSG
GoSs read, msd and pce than other establish
zpsut 10 this city, 20 to 4. b. bAlDwls; pvw
Tire LARGEST store IN the city. Nos " and nowerS
fhe custom Room and Chdrens Department nos ekceued
Ms oous,Ey.
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HATS for GENTLEMEN.--BEhhi ~ ". sf,hs oub
.e..o,, Hrxr Dus.sBrRRy, invite the sstenp ~ Nos
lie to their present elesan, style of 0en"s"'e" ~
4 and Asor House
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ROGERS a. RAYMOND,
Nos. l2I, l23, and lx5, fulton-st.,
Have the pleasure announcing edition 10 their
BOYS SFkIrG CLOTHING,
o. several
ENTIRELY New STYLES OF
Suits for the Drawing room,
SUITS for the Soho5lroom,
SUITS for the Promenade
Overlooking &c &c.
hay Also invite attention to their immense stock OF season
s- oTsse for GssTLEsnS their UrdeT and Furnishing De-
p.rtxsnts, and their
CHEAP PRICES Is EVERY DRPARTssST
RoGsss 4 RAYMOND
Nos. l2l, l23, an 49, Fulton-st.,
and No 2l4 Broadway, under Museum.
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Large vessels may venture moro,
Bot smell boAts should keep neaT shore.

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
and warranted TO ct.
FINE LINEN COLLARS I'll 30 per dozen
NECK TiKs In g'es. variety. 80 cents.
LINEN PoCKET HASDKRRCHiEFS
SuxuER UNDERSTANDS and BEAVERS.
SILK and SATIN oTOCKs ,
A. Hos q; and 80 William st. ono door north Of Madeulau
GHo. NJ. TRACY, Agent.
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j. Z. BURDSALL'S

j. r. BURDSALLS
ARSIcA LINrsKSr
d prepared by combining Anica with most healing NAB pene'
rating vegetable oil. For an the
ACHES PAITS
that human desh IL heir to- II 10 without equal
RHYUxATIss, BRUISES, SPRAIrs
In the eide Sore Throat &c. yield 70 rev so
plioaons Of counteneits and buy mona put SUD
iAILs original article Sold by all droggists Pnce Iec-