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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03
Serious ARRAY at Weehawkeii.
TWO MEN AND WOMAN SHOT AND BEATEN BY
NUMBER or QUARRYMEN.

Serious Array at WoehAwken.
TWO MEN AND WOMAN SHOT AND BEATEN BY A
NUMBER or QUARRYMEN.
Early on Monday evening serious fight occurred
among number of quarrymen and the proprietor Of
low GROCERY shop at the foot Of Weehawken B about
q mile above Hoboken, resulting in two being shot
and woman terribly beaten. The difficulty originated
from Jealousy between two men--one named Mchae
Roach the keeper Of the liquor store, and Daniel Su
van also proprietor Of similar establishment adjoining
A large number of the quarrymen, who work in
tho immediate neighborhood, having been paid
OFF on Monday, reeorted to Roachs place, after
their work, to drink, ard among the party
was Sullivan. After several drinks In Roach's
place the party adjourned to Sulvans shop and Roach
was invited TO accompany them This he refused to
do, wishing, doubt, TO monopolise the whole trade.
Some Of the became quite put out the refusal Of
Reach 10 go wtb them and being pretty full Of liquor
regular spree Finally the party returned to
Roachs place. when Roach ordered them out saying that
he do not want any mans custom who visited SULLIVAN
saloon The men SAID refused TO out, whereupon
Roach drew revolver and fred at the party four five
times one OF the shots aking effect In the stomach Of
one o. ne quarry men named John Devin and another
cutting of one Of hts fingers by second shot.
No sooner had Roach fred than three men who were
injured made q savage attack upon Roach One seiz
ing Q heavy bar Of kon, commenced beating Roach
the head, and the Others striking him with bot
,les, &c Roach was terribly beaten, but managed to
tgan drew his pistol at the men, and they fearing that
ne would again dre retreated Roach then took advan
of this and escaped TO the uppe portion Of the
buloipg he men then commenced beating a woman
named Mary 0Donnel and Inflicted two serious wounds
upon her nesd which Ia thought will prove fatal Infor
nation Of tbs ARRAY having reached Hoboken, sheriff
Francis accompanied by Chief Of Police Geston Of Hobo
ken and assistants TO the place and aoon
suceeeded in q,epg the disturbance They found the
wour ded party surrounded by their friends. Drs.
schabert anc Elder Of Hoboken were both sent for,
who on their arrival pronounced Devlins wounds Of
fatal character the ball having lodged In the stomach
the wounds OF the also likely 70 prove fatal
The injuries received by Deraney were thought would
prove fatal Their wounds were promptly dressed,
and the whole party placed in charge Of the police.
Most OF the party engaged in the nght having fed on
hespg Of the approach Of theoce several took to the
soods where two Of the men were found concealed and
srres.ed. Roach having aeo made hts escape the pc.
lice were ur able find his Whereabouts till midnight
when be arrested at friends house. Yesterday
morning the soners were taken before Justice Pnrc
ut H,b ken and upon examination, Roach and two
Others committed to wait the result Of the in
jur!Ss "a Tue weI1ead patty.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PmIADxPHI., July 2 1851.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State 6's, rs; Reading
Rstrcad, 10 GIG; Morris Canal S7a; Long Island Rail
road, So; Pennsy ivanla Railroad 37 Sight exchange
PHILADELPHIA, July 2, 1851.
Flour Gull and unsetted superfre quoted al 81 90
So extra "a Is IS 26 family IS IS 60 fancy IS rs
IS 90 Wheat dull sales 900 bushels red At 81 IA
81 co. white 81 rs $l 49, Corn nrm sales 5000 bushels
elbow at 60c. a sc lard and bacon quiet. Primo
hams leAc; picked, INC &c. whiskey dull at l6kc.
tic
BUFFALO, July 2-1P..M.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull sales 43 900 bushels at 800
70c for No. milwaukee club and Chicago spripg aud
76c for Kenotha club Corn steady and In fair demand
heavy: sales 10000 bushels at 21hc. Canal freights
bettes-11c on corn, l2c on whest TO New York In
portt-4 0C0 bbs flour, 20,CC0 bushels wheat, ll00
bushels corn, 90 0C0 bushels oats. Exports-00 bbls
flour, 20, 900 bushels wheat, &C, 900 bushels corn.
BAFFAIo, July 2, 1861
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower
sales 10 900 bushels Kenosha spring, 76c 900 bushels
No. Chicago spring, Ole 8 500 bushels No. Mlwau
kee club, $50; 1000 bushels do at &c. Corn lower
$500 bnshels 321sc Oats dull. Grain in store here
218 072 bushels wheat $50 800 bushels corn, 2ON
bushels OATS 300 bushels barley 1874 bushels rye,
wheat mports-l 600 bbs flour 2l3 900 bushels wheat,
LOT goo bushels 6 900 bushels OATS II 600 bushels
rye Canal exports-7 500 bbs. -four 124 900 bushels
wheat, 5000 bushels corn.
An incessant rain storm has prevailed for the last
thirty -four hours accompanied by strong north wind
ano the business Of the docks is suspended Grain quiet
sales last evening, 5000 bushels No Chicago spring
wheat at 7Sc Canal freghts quiet Of the
storm: flour $50 wheat &c. and corn &c to New York
Lake mports-23 200 bushels corn Canal exports1 600
bushels wheat 1900 oo corn The gale still continues
CINCINNATI, July q 1851.
Flour dull and demand, at 81 Wheat deciaeu &c
Whskey firm at 12c Mess pork $l3 so. Exchange on
New York one.haf per cent and firm.
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The New French Transatlantic Postal
service-Advantages OF Brest as q stop.
ping Place.

The New French Trsnsatlaptic Postal
service-Advantages OF Brest as q stop.
ping Place.
The Paris correspondent Of the Indepcsdance Beige
writing under date of June 16, says
II has just been arranged by agreement bet ~eeu the
committee appointed 70 examine the projected Law In
regard 70 the c postA service Council
OF STATE that the sailing aoCk about grau me
company will touch at Brest This decision is due In
great measure to the perseveripg efforts Of 10 Roy as
keTsni0n, who bas never ceased s,pce 1857 Hrst in
work entitled "LAvenr des Ports" (ths future of our
stra,e tho advantages which the roads,ead OF
Breet oiiars 10 TRANSATLANTIC packets, esq c,a,ly
whep within two years At fafthest It viii be connected
by two great lines Of rain those Of and
with ell the principal points OF Continental europe The
10 mense bearing Of this project submitted TO the
tive body bas not yet been understood Az the
Brest station shall DO established, travellers no,
the British Channel in order take passage Eng
land those travellers mails and deepa rhes will gain two
Gays journey to Europe the United states The English
Antwerp boats will also be obliged to LOOK for mails
spd the Antilles The Americans viii have
t'cpsted them there, and as M de Keran,ou
has shown, there will econ be daily arrivals
departures nom that One barbor where the e.
esntc vessels ind sufficient depth OF water, shelter
and vast basns and may manGuvre without regard 10
lie tide. berchapdise too VIII be slow tn take this
asy way, avoiding the length OF travel the 70 mdsbe
IA, geTe Of the chsppel, and the coty tney
Ltlh. Lsnced on two rair oads, eacing from S~zer.
he pumsp0us rsnah,Dmen's TO which II IL
II ia impossible then t. deny the advantages which
Il, the continental States Of Europe VII derive ihx
sthtion.
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THIS very excellent and greatly esteemed society held
one Of IL regular monthly meetings at the Brook,vn
Athsoeun last evening" The attendance OF v,s,sr,
was not very large, but at the same time was vsry
select.
The collection OF fruits and flowers on exhibition w.s
one OF the finest this season. They were ,ruv
magnhcent-the flowers consisting OF roses Carnations
dahlias fuchsias, chrysanthenums and Others Some OF
the choicest and pipks from the garden Of
Miss Dalerdouge, Of Myrtle avenue These accom-
panied by some fine fruit.
Some beautiful dahas, roses fuchsias, and bouquets
were sent by Mr.. John HUMPHREYS, and Mr. Barnes, of
Williamsburg.
Messrs Fuller, Brophy and Pardee offered some nte-
resting the proper pursuit Of horticulture
Among some Of the most beautiful specimens we may
mention sumo eplencid digitat, sweet Williams, roses,
foxes and sweet pea The finest collection OF piumS
and str swberries WAS from Mr. Fuller.
On the whole exhibition very successful and
we have doubt that the future will be more
when the meetings Of the society shall be held weekly
instead Of monthly.
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Lrsos-CooKu-on MMarried.
rev onusSni oy Rev samuel Turner, D. D.. raw
the late illism r Cooke, all Of ,h,s citv "Aus"'''
smith =. No. i9s Duane su .,4ss June
and Miss NARY GRADY, both Of Poushkeepule " 'O''-~
Pougbkeepeie papers please copy
hDu-s1EpnHss On tuesday, July 2, by the Rev. A.
Goldman, Mr. LOUIS RAJ zR 70 EsTnHR AMnlA daushtee
OF q stephens Esq all of this city.
SnnsIN-PokTxR On Tuesday, June 25, at tho resi-
dence Of the brides mother in Lane aster Pa, by tha
Rev Walter PDwe LOUIS SHIssIxR, Esq, Of GAlena, III
to Ross youngest daughter OF the late George B. Porter
Governor Of Michigan
New York, Nichiean and illinois papers please copy.
sNnH-MoINHux In Washington ID G on rhufsdAy.
june ~ Mr.. suGn X. SMITH TO Miss ELLEN AoINRUK ,
BrCCkiyn, NJ Y.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Che New York Standardization fol
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt Shannon, Will
this port 70 day.for Liverpool,
The European mails will close In this city at half pass
nine O'Clock this morning.
The EUROPEAN EDnr0n will be published at hall pasi
sight O'Clock In the morning. Single copies In Wrappers
SIX cents.
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDITION HER
win combine the nows received by mail and telegraph u
the Office during the previous week and up TO the hour
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co, No. Al Ludgate Hill, London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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TIE FAMILY HERALD.

The Rebellion-The Latest News from tho
Seat OF War-Operatfons OF tho Potomac
Fly ing Notwithstanding News from
Western Vireinia-lm pc, tant from Bal
timore~Operations I'm the West-News
from tho Gulf-Latest News from the
RebelliOus states-ATairs IN Europe-
The Markets, &C.. SC.
The FAMILY BERALD for the present week will be ready
this (Weo needay) morning Among other matters II
will contain Tho Latest Dispatches from Washington,
showing the Actions of the Government the Aove-
mens Of thu Union Forces for the Past Week Details Of
the Fight between the gunboats Freedom and Pawnee
and Ereeborn and the Rebels at Matthias Point Affairs
Fortress Monroe Important Movements Western vir-
gina; Movements Of Union Troops In Missouri: '~--
'ant from Balsimor" Prompt assres Of Gen. B.nts-
Arrest Of the Marshal and Board of Police Commissioners
Discovery Of Large Quantities Of Concealed Arms rhe
Latest News from the Rebellous States, &c &c.
The FAMILY HERALD Will also contain the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received by Mail and Telegraph;
Editorials on Leading Events; Reports OF the Mo.
ney, Commercial and Cattle Markets. A Record Of
Marriages and Deaths for tho Week. and . variety Of
other reading Of general interest.
Tsrms-rwo dollars per year four cents single copy
10 be obtained at the oe Of Fslton and Nassau
Streets and Of the agents. Advertisements insert
cd at the usual HnALp rates.
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News from New Mexico.

kDEPzDKnCg, No., July l, 1851
The Santa Fe mails with dates from Canon City OF the
17h and New Mexico OF the 18th Juno, arrived this
morning, notwithstanding the high water and other HIN
dranceB. Tho propretoFs determined 70 make time
on this route, and meeting with In the
way OF passengers and express matter.
Colonel Boone has received number of wagon loads Of
presents for the Kiowas Fort wse and has authority
TO conclude a treaty Of peace with them.
About 5000 Kowas and Camancheg were at the
mouth Of the Pawnee Fork
The Arrapahoes and heyenncs encamped above and
below Fort Wise all waiting anxiousk for their annual
gifts
They will not modest the mail party during the ensuing
season.
speigeibergs train bad reached Santa Fe with large
supplies other were expected daily Showers
OF RAIN gave the New Mexican farmers hopes OF yet
raising corn.
favorable than heretofore
Colonel Gray sop and Dr. Mcdowell TO start for
the States the 18th ut An abundant harvest OK.
pected here.
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Affair at Albany.

ALBANY, July Y 1851.
Gilbert L. Wilson died at ten O'Clock this morning,
having fingered in half conscious state since receiving
bits ipjurits
The Stale Board meet this evening at six o'clock.
Hon. Chauncey Vibbsyd, member Of Congress from the
Eighteenth district, leaves for Washington at two 4.
toosy.
Ron Erastus Corning win not leave homo this week
The trial In tho Burch divorce granted on
wtat 10 regarded here most frivolous grounds. Every
psnt Of oopseq taken by the complainant
ruled, and new trial granted account OF the omission
Of three words"by ,he EVIDENCE the Instructions
OF the Judge himself 10 the jury.
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IhAiNGTON, No July I, 1901
After three weeks Of interruptions, telegrapnic
EcatiuD again slabirhed this and AL points
By the old Mis- ur river me parties VINO have
hitherto DESTROYS the line fast could DO repaired
bsve been induced to4orego further mOlee atoms for tn
pettpt ana he Telegraph company think they viii
be allowed to keep the line al work for the future.
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The Case OF F.. 9. Little John.

z,
Fred. s. LNtlejohn, who arrested the charge OF
briDug officer OF the State k gslature in the passage
OF bill fixing the Post Office In New York city.
brought up In custody to-day and gave 81 900 bail TO
the charges
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NoTB -Ihcse members whose politics 10 given a.
"Upon 10 the free states have been elected to I'LL
cspcies, without regard TO party.
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Hollow ay' DIN mt and Pills Possess
more rare and valuable than all othe, medicines
OF the present combined Old healed by single
pot Of the ointment Every arrangement OF the and
bowels yields 70 the Ellis.
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Drawings OF n. France d Co.'s Ken
lucky and delaware Lotteries Authorized BY act Of Assem-
0S Rasss cosInsI Hs-oIAss 81 Drawn s sis
81, AZ, SO, 8, AZ, II, 65, 4, %. 81 10 II
o2 ~, o. ss NJ , Ss' sS Z6 10, ST. i6, ~, a.
b. FRANCE 90 nanssera
Wilmington, delaware
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PROPOSALS.


ITO CITY COAL DEALER8-PROPOSAL8 WILL BR
RECEIVED The Office Of the undersigned until the 9th
inst for f pishng charitable society during the ensuing
winter from go to 200 tons best quality RED Ash st
W.. - WIZ MORRIS J, LEON, ~ y
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Trusses. Elastic stockings Shoulder
Braces, Huorensory re-d.v~s &c Irs q DvE4 &
yAVnNE, no. - Ann pges, uras STuuHs auSsuraL
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The National Anniversary.
PREPARATIONS FOR ITS CELEBRATION.


Indications Of preparing for the celebration OF the
eiehynfh anniversary Of American ,,oeno.nca IVA
~ met vita 70 =: quarters OF the city, and from pre-
sent appearances this year will not DO behind former ones
In enthusiasm and general jubilation.
There TO be grand military parade, consisting of
the regular militia regiments remaining in the city %
gether with several companies Of the Home Gusr orean
cations and four Eve hundred boys belonging to
the public schools who have been well drilled and intend
to turn out in uniform.
The pyrotechnic display, 20 have already minated
will be on grand sceo this year. The Common Council
have ordered aat exhibitions Of fireworks shal take
place 81 re following places
CITY hall.
Battery.
Liberty square.
Mad son equare.
Tompkins square.
NJ. Norris square.
jackson square
Union Market square.
Hamilton square
Franklin street and West Broadway.
Seventh avenue and Forty third street.
naneYsley and 9ouston streets
qbntyourth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Marion and Spring streots.
Hapdall's leland.
CarnnDsville.
1t claimed for the concluding piece to be fired In front
binaions In this any other country. The following
description may suffice 70 give the reader some idea Of
Il what IL Will be -
II 10 70 be called the Temple OF Liberty" and will
commence with wheel Of hlssree hncework, INITIATING
to grand temple Of ibertythis 70 be composed Of red
white and blue and gold acknowledgements three
capitals beautiful enriched entabature to be over
the centre arch, and reeting on such entablAture
Ia 10 be section Of the globe On this TO rest Anne
,ican cage hoidpg In its talc,s ~ olive branch I'm.
medittely underneath is tobe the moto.-'GM Empire
Over the four columns that TO support the whole will
pc revolving globes and an American en-.
sign. In the centre arch will be colossal
figure Of Washington. In the other arches will
be Dsures or Liberty and Justice Directly
under the whole Is 10 be the motton varegsted lance
work--"rhe Union must and shall be preserved On
each side Of the temple will be fountains representing
oopbDs throwing water fifty feet In the air. and at each
END Of these fountains Will be ingenious revolving pieces
representing a flight Of birds of paradise. The
whole win form magnificent line piece, covering the
entire front of the City Hall, and terminating in =
shooting OF rockets bobshels, &C., and filing the air
TO pyrotechny.
ibe sub committee appointed TO provide music 10 fill
up intervals during the dsplay Of fireworks met at
the City Hail yesterday and handed in the following pro-
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dealers in Freworks advertising themelves agents. soe
spents dept &C. Of cell brat skers Remember
vine Al the business placaros and ad
veTtisemen's poor Quail lee 60 viii hardly Axe
them up the standard quality In order best
call At The old depot Of d ECBERTs No l8l BroaowAy,
between Deg and Ccrtlsn1t streets
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Nsn-Arrival OF the Nl,va Scotian.
FATHER Pour, July 2-s;Se A. n.
There are no sgns Of the steamer nova Scotlan, now
due 1t this Point
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The following named states In rebellion aud viii
be entirely unrepresontod, except two districts in Viz
fina The following fsures sho the number OF repre-
sentatves to which each OF the seeded States is en-
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THE NEW CONGRESS.
Extra Session Of the Thirty
Seventh Congress.
III e e is JULY A, 1851.

THn UNITED STATES Sc NAvE.
Tho members OF Senate OF tho Thirty seventh Con
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Hill, In Irritable Cutter OF Hair and
Brown. Best In use.
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OMciaI Drawfngs 81 We~ss, Euuy q Co.'S
= XANTyOAS AND missouri srAGa LpiTERIES
F. ~ =, KENTUCKY. xrRA GLASS s6S--July 2, 1861.
81 ID, A. 20, As, 60, So, 60, IL, II, Is, 40. SO.
KENTUCKY GLASS SS4-July q 1881
81, "a, %, So, So, 81, IL, 46, 40, SO, SO, Is.
Circulars sent free Of charge b ssSEfssrg eber g
l-t Covtngton, KY, or st Louis Mo
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Summer Clothing.

Pr1zfs Cashed In all Leg allied Lotte.
ries BY JOSEPH BATES. Broker l9NHu s1eet up s,srs
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gTamue:-
Places. Name Of Band No. Of Pieces
City Hall. Shetons. IL
Mao SOD square,. ...,...'.. Walaces. -. III
Battery welgAnus.
Liberty square. SaSstn Z
rtmpk ins square .Ccilian. ........."
BCuEL Aofre " asnlngtOn..
Fart Broadway and GIa and street w hitworth
seventh avenue aud ADD street. WOodheads Z,
Han efsley and Houston streets. Wallace
Jach son square. .Caeeen.
Union Market square .Waunakers.
Hamilton square. Cfcran..
CAImsnt vile ............ Washington.
34h at between 9th l. 10th avs Bind Band ........
Marion ano Spring streets. II ls............
Franklin and West Broadway. .Weigand.. ........"
Ranosll's hland.....
Trinity church will keep up the custom Of ringing
chimes in honor OF the Fourth Mr. James F. Aylie has
arranged for the performance OF the follow pieces
The trinity bells at A. NJ and at TO- morrow
Ringing the changes on eight bells
2 Hail Columbia
3. Yankee Doodle.
A. Evening Bells.
s. Airs from " Child Of the Regiment
G. BONE, Sweet Home.
Happy am I.
8. Star Sparg Banner.
Aud Lang sype.
10. Last Rose Of Summer.
II. Pays OF Absence
II AIRS by oeBerot.
H. Bide Bells Of Scotland.
"a. Ringing the changes on eight bells.
Is. Old Hundred
10 Airs from tia Bayadere."
II Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean.
IS. Star Spauglei Banner.
~. Hal Columbia.
20 Yankee doodle.
been fully completed, but win be during to-day In our
edition TO morrow We will post readers ihcrorg .ly
respecting .,s.t II -: /. = we plass.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best IN the
world; haimless reliable and instantaneous cod and sp
piled at BATCHELoRs Wig Factory, I6 Bond street
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THE MILITARY.

VETkRAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1872, WILL Al
emble at the Mercer the Fourth day OF yuly
full uniform O'Clock 10 celebrate the Soth esr OF our
national and TO escort the hon Eiwso Eve
rett the Academy Everett House Tho
veterans in city adjoining counties are respect
fully invited TO join with US In the celebration con.aSn
viii be prepared n deetng this evening" July at the
H. RAYMOND, Brigsdier General.
ABEM DAILY, Colonel.
L N. PHYrE, Adjutant
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Cbrisfadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toe-
pees the best in the world wholesale and retail aAd the
Dye privately aprlied at no. Aston house
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Al tne manufactured articles OF Summer Wear such
mems and lucks Apcy Linens Msrssilea, Aloacag,
Irat Eus Light Csssmetes. Queens Closbs F.nosls,
flks dc &c 1t EVANS extensive Clothing arch 1use,
fos &c and IS Fulton street being sod at merely
oom nal prices without IT geJd To cost
In s extensive acturipg Clothing eat Hshments In
'ha city there s at the end OF less
clothing eft hand This ~ either KEEP the
or e|se consigned cut Of the CITY, at TO
The auction and sold for what " will rTDg
event the establishment Ia the LOSE and only
cuators the winners II bas been the pracce OF this esab
sbment To co ing sale few weeks before
hs end # each season BY marking the ODDS down less
Than auction pfc thereby giving the public opporunty
~ providing them elves with clothing from ten 80
cent beow cost OF manufacture
The closps out sale begins the 9th Of June, win
ontipue until the a6t Of summer Clothing DIS
poFed Of Extra sScsmeD have already been and
will Re added ~ tie sale sdvspcrs.
The sock having beer ufacured expressly for city
trade comprises every variety of adapted
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18th OF July.-Ladtes, ~ You Wish for
families Cater and rhoes %
rious styles paronise MILLER Co., Sa7 Canal street.
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
Nos. &c and 6s fulton street.
Between Gold and Cliff streets
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DARN UsFERMENTED BBEAD.-ABSOLUrELY
pure made BY process which is declared by the Col:
leRs Physicians In London to be the only and
snd by which all the nutritious and palssble qualities OF
the wheat preserved raised without yeas baking
dtrs akAiee corruping Ingredients keeps moist for
many days never yours contain: twice as much nutrition -
sale at the No l East Fourteenth street.
from the Academy Of Muso Sold also at No 45 sixth
door ab We Twenty seventh street; No. $40
Fourth syepue, near twenty fourth street and No. SO
delivered :. families in all parts of the CITY,