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The New York herald., 1862-06-09

SOUTHERN PORTS OPENED.-The President, by
proclamation, has opened to the trade of the
world the ports of Beaufort, North Carolina;
Port Royal, South Carolina, and New Orleans.
Congress now intends making Brunswick, Ga,
the port of entry for the Brunswick district,
as follows:-
Be enacted by the Senate and House OF Representa-
tves OF the United States ofAnerica In Congress
bled That from and after the first day OF Juv eighteen
hundred and sixtytwo the port entry for tho district
Of Brunswick Georgia, shall be Brunswick, and that
Darien shall be abolished as the port OF entry.
And be 1t further enacted, That there shall be a
deputy collector appointed according TO law, to reside
at Darien and to exercise such the Secretary
OF the Treasury under the laws may prescribe
Darien has heretofore been the port of en-
try for that district; but owing to the strong
secession proclivities of its inhabitants it will
be abolished as port of entry. and Bruins
wick, with its magnificent harbor, substituted
for it. The custom house for that district will
now be established at Brunswick. This opens
to the commerce of the world four Southern
ports, and we shall soon, no doubt, add to
these the ports of Charleston, Savannah,
Mobile, and other important points on the
Southern coast
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE NORTH AMERICAN OFF CAPE RACE.
The English Parliament and Press on
tho War Affairs Of the Union.
Austria to Settle the Itaii an
Question.
The Emperor's Cabinet Pronounces tho
Crisis as Reached and "a War
in Italy Averted,"
As., &C., &s.
Carr RACE, Juno Z, 1869.

CAPH RACE, Juno Y, lS6z
The steamship North American, from Liverpool May
20, via Londonderry 3Oh boarded or this point at
noon to-day, route to Quebec.
She reports having experienced strong westerly gales
The Parliamentary proceedings Of the 2sth Of May
were unimportant.
Tho British Defence Commission, appointed TO inquire
into the relative efficiency Of ronpated ships and forti
fcatons, had unanimously concluded that forncatons
must continue to form essential feature OF the de-
fence Of the country They recognize the Importance a
iron-cascd ships and batteries.
The ironpatsd frgato Black Prince was about 70 b
commissioned.
The Japanese Ambassadors were On visit 70 LIVER
pool.
The steamship Nova scotian. from Quebec arrived at
Londonderry on the Goth OF May.
The steamship Hammonia, from New York, arrived %
Southampton on the Goth Of May.
The steamship Etna from New York, reached Liver
pool on the morning of the goth or May.
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS COLUMN,
The Retreat or jackson.

FRONT RoY,L, Va, June q, 1892
News from General Shields division states that a
scouting party crossed tho rivor at Columbian Bridge
and went to New Market They found that Jacks hal
retrsated through thero three days ago. His army had
been reduced to about Ave thousand mcn tho remainder
having scattered through the mountains te save them
selves. General Fremonts army had fol flowed chem all
the way capturing wagons prisoners and su pplies
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chiefly Cuba. Coffee quiet but steady while sales
were confined small lots Of Maracabo, St. Domingo,
Rio and jamaica Freights were without change Of mo-
ment Corn ana wheat were engaged for Liverpool at
sgd 3D. ships bags, and -four al q. I,sd 2s 3D.
with q small lot reported at Is. ad To London nour
was pretty freely taken at %. 7hd. q H. Cd
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enemies, fight our own battles, and the qu"s-
tion need not be asked whether or not we will
see that the constitution is upheld, our laws
enforced and the government sustained.
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CommerciaI Intcllirence.

LIVERPOOL, May 80, 1852.
In the London market consos steady and rather
frmsr. Stocks very dull, with downward tendency.
LONDON, May 30, 1869.
Consols closed at 90 * for money
American securities unchanged and steady
Tho bullion in the bank has decreased f166 ,000
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LvEspooL May 80, 1861.
Tho Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF the week
900 bales The market has beon irregular and dull
aud quotations were, in the early part or the week.
barely maintained, but closed with advance of
eighth on American aud one-fourth OF q
penny Surat. Spectators took IL 900 and
exporters 1000 bales. Tho sales to-day (Fricay)
estimated at 10000 bales including 900 to spocu-
ators and exporters closing buoyant At the following
quotations.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND THE SECESSION AND
ABOLITION PREss.-The operations Of Gen. Nc
Clellan, it seems, are as distasteful to the
secession press as to the abolition journals
Both dislike his ways for the same reason
his sure and steady progress in the work Of
crushing the rebellion and restoring the Union.
The Tribune has never ceased to assail him for
the slowness of his movements. That journal
has now cordial allies in the Richmond papers,
who, strange to say, make the same complaint.
They fear Richmond will not be captured soon
enough, and say they prefer the short and
sharp process Of the guillotine to the slow tor
ture Of death by the rope The Dispatch of
May 20 says:-"We regard Mcclellan, with his
slow, tortoise-like movements, as equal to an
army of fifty thousand well equipped soldiers
on the Southern side." Perhaps he will be
sooner in Richmond than the Dispatch will
want him. The truth is that the rebel journal
lists are appalled, at the anaconda slowly but
surely encircling them in its coils The fable
of the tortoise and the hare, no doubt, occurred
to the Dispatch. The hare was great At run
ming, like Johnston, but lay down to sleep at
last the tortoise, slow and sure, won the race;
and so will Mcclellan. Heuce the rebel and
Jacobin press fear and hate the leader Of the
Army Of the Potomac.
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BOMBAY, Nay II 1862.
The cotton market Is wild, at 10 10 rupees advance
No supplies. Freghts weak and lower. Exchange va.
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THE SITUATION.

THE SITUATION.
General Mcclellan has furnished to the War De-
Yartment statement Of the killed, wounded and
missing at the battle of Fair Oaks, which he esti
mates in the aggregate at 5739, which were divid-
ID among the different corps engaged, as follows !:
Cops. Killed. Wounded. Nissino
Cor oral sumner (secsnd) ...1s3 1874 I46
Hsntzelnan (shrd) .........250 $50 l55
Asyes (.ourth) 1853 92l
Total. .....................890 $50 S,627 1,222
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The American .Qucstion,

ARLIAMENT AGAIN TROUBLED IN THE WAR MATTERS
OF THE UNITED DsTATEs--NEwsPArER SPECULATION
ON THE TACTICS OF OUR GENERALS AND THE FEEL
ING AGAINST ENGLAND--A BRITISH sYNPATHIZRE
ON TIE REBEL PLAN OF ACTION AT RICHMOND.
Notice had boon given in the House OF Commons OF .
motion for inquiry into the relations between England
and the federas and Confederates
The London Nsus defends course adopted BY Gen.
Butler at New Orleans against the attacks made Il.
The Ncs there is nothing whatever in the terms
Of General Buffers proclamation TO explain the wrath
justify the indignant criticism OF rowdy sentimcntasts
contains provisions usual and necessary in such cases.
and nothing more The talk Of coercion and tyranny ID
utterly absurd.
In another article tho London Nos reviews with sats
faction what has beon done towards emancipation and
specuates upon what to 1t looks upon the
whine Of the South as the greatest difficulty.
Te London Times replies to article in the New York
Journal of Commerce hostility England which
prevails in both sections Of the Union deeply regrets
this hostility and argues that wul provocation has
been given But to the which the Journal
recommends England to pursue to this hostility,
the London Times points out it's regrets
that 1t cannot be complied with and hopes that calmsr
and moro reasonable pretonsons may prevail
Mr.. Spence had addressed another Communication -
the London Times Referring to the tactics Of the
fedsaes he says plainly useless continue tho
gunboat; hence they resolve to call In their outlying
forces and concentrate upon Richmond, with the view
also of falling back from there unless tempted by ciTcsM
sGnccs 10 engage In general action Tho business or
tactics in unequal war Is to exhaust the strength OF
the enemy before graphing him in action General Hal
lock-, at Corinh appears unaccountable. He remains
stationary ground fere with fever, and there may
be truth in the statement that half his army s tho
sick list,
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DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

New York. Monday, June ., 1864.
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The Austrian government In reply to tho Committee
Of Finance, declared it ncessanty engaged In pro-
vidng by diplomatic means for settlement of Hali0@
atdrs, and had to hope ts efforts would be
cessful that all the questions at issue had
reached . crisis, and in short time matters
,oould be custer. They consider tho danger
OF war in Italy dpcrsd for long period, and
about TO realize the reduction OF the army grand
scale.
According to news from Rome, the family Of Francis
II. is preparing to leave
Russia.
The Grand Duke Constantine has been appointed Vice
roy Of the kingdom OF Poland.
Spain.
Tho Spanish government is about 10 build seven iron
frigates.
The Spanish press reutss tho article In The
Paris P0trie.
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already fought with McClellan's army, each
increasing in ferceness and magnitude, prove
that they are prepared to give the decisive bat
tie before Richmond; for the moral effect of its
surrender would be death to their hopes at
home and abroad. Their determination and
the reason Of it are well expressed by the
Dispatch Of that city in the following words
"To surrender Richmond would entail consc-
quences that we fear to look at. They may be
too disastrous to contemplate. 1t is too plain
that the handing over Of the metropolis to the
enemy would bring upon us embarrassmcnts
so great that rather than place the State in
such an exigency as that we should fight before
Richmond as though all were lost II we were
defeated"
It must not be assumed that because the
rebels abandoned Corinth they will in the same
way give up Richmond without terrible
struggle. The army Of Corinth defended New
Orleans from invasion by the west; but that
city being captured by our feet ascending
from the Gulf, there was no longer any ade-
quate object to risk battle for against tho
well appointed and powerful army Of Halleck.
On the contrary, Richmond was now in danger,
and Johnston's army needed reinforcements
against the steady advance Of the legions of
Mcclellan, before whom the rebel .ost has
been compelled to retreat from point to point
up the peninsula, till now il is held at bay
before the very walls Of the Confederate
capital. That lost, their cause is lost, and
the campaign won by the Union troops. Hence
they will strain every nerve to save Rich
mond; and we have no doubt that, with the ex-
cepton of the reinforcements sent to Mobile
and Charleston, large portion Of tho demoral-
lied army of Beauregard is now in snd around
the doomed rebel capital. Every moment
therefore, may be now expected intel.
ligence of the greatest and bloodiest battle
ever fought on this continent--a battle which il
to decide the fate Of the rebellion, restore tc
secu ty the imperilled Union, and bring bach
! pea . aud prosperity to our distracted country
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France. tIt
Prince Carignan had been received BY Napoleon At
private audience.
Paris journals that tho Count OF MontsbeIo has
been appointed Chief Of tho French army
In Rome.
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TApAN IILUsTRATED--BY LECTURES AND A CABI-
81 net ol Curiosles.-New York. Dec 8, ls6l-To D. y
Macrowan. NJ. D.: Dear sIFavoed a. you have been Sy
East yon become familiar with the Eastern World anu
are aee to nm seorina so The sers
tn China and japan, which were so avor
scstnc and Industrial Exploration Of the unknown
Eastern ASIA Yours very rny h.nc.~ or m. ,o,
CaHRLEs KING LII d.. President OF Columbia College.
r v. cLERkE. a. y, Judge Of the Supreme ,. Court
LtTiiER RADIsH PRESIDENT Of the Historical Society.
PELATIAn rEKIT Esq.,; Y ss,den, chameert onmercs
MOSES II. GRINNELl ESQ, Presidento OF the Geogrsphf
= FOLSOM Esq, presd;a. Of the z Eheo.eiea mo % Society
J&Sk p Bishop Of the n =; Church v.,.,..
oSy.'i w.k. = WILLIAMS, Sh.I.i. ID.
s u. TYING. u. u.
J. Sosha b. rois::s :as'st 81 College of Physician.
4. H. STEVENS. NJ d. Professor OF College Of PAya-
VALENTINE Gorr NJ D.. Professor University Medical
MARTIN PAINE NJ D. Prof University Medical College.
ISAAC TAYips, N. D., rresidehs OF Bellevue Medical
j. /, c SAITH NJ D.. Professor New York Medical Col
iese 's,s Ma}Sy !,a,w q b.ss,a s, a,,. IN, ~,
W. S1,ios coIass 81 81 Txo iEciuREs On JAPAS.
ss asa sose IN the
fnsute 90 Broadway. the evenings Of Monday and
the sss..r; srodS:y and Al the door on The evening
TicAefs cents each lecture. Tickets
Of tue 81 ssrr. Pike. sis Broadway.
Tue table presented appearance OF aJapancse museum
.'s 4 p Maom Sss% 40 Es EEb he s"s ss
PLATFORM found ever bench fny occupied and e,,rn
eooofy multitude h.s been composed o persona
drawn from the upper strata oi socrsy.-Tim'a
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INTERNATIONAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. -.
AN APPEAL FOR THE SUFFERING OPERATIVES OF

GREAT BRITAIN.
assss as ss,. is sna
Tie ageny Of Lancashren says the London Times "is
ended The suerines q the people WIN prove inc greatest
wsen sss shs I1sS 1na famine IN M
Ne g ss % s
for hs food The British aordsd % aslss %.
her words recognized he iroadliness q the act
noss ssa and "e S en- Who
fault Of their fearful enemy than war
4: s Hs, AMID s' s
si,"onsl frseaom munger has had no place
and despite wilhaswai of an army itzens pro-
@an@d si 'r have been psnafsy bsssd that
Let - anmndia AZ TINS moment Of the r.spons
bes imposed upon us by the anlesnee of the kaer Of
uidervaue the peculiar duties that beiong 70 our
sltie Territory ssyet ninly populated have made lana
the gnarss g which the & na1ns ~, Q, & Erope % mas
operatives Lancashire temporarily deprived Of American
Let be arded with the generosity that be,
people who have Undergone the erea'et a sha.
promptly tandered In moment OF misfortune Let us
nsms the Claims Of CHRISTIAN 6rotherhood and hasten
the whose sharp crs comes 10 us ae'vss no
Of CONGRESS- which Syss e each :ssr
one hundred sixty Of the public land oders 20
every foreigner welcome and home; but tniesaen'ms m
winter of slcr ug relef. ana REMINDS ~
OF he ancient proverbhe gives twice, who gives quickly
alone in New York throughout the country that the
people urging activity this cause, put Iatner
mpatience the INC con-
venient transmission o. their gifts ~. =.
To end who have been W
the vi New YORK in concert Win kimMr
hodes urgently recommend the citizens OF every ey own
and village Union 10 call public rrhgs anu
appoint committees collect remit money, and 1904 70
ON the they respectfully ask Inc
all denominations a once TO orhy hc suoJe p
according ability may unite IN THIS national ana uy
Christian ~,
They IDENTITY that the railroad companies and
the akes, whose prosPerhy mas
cultural products will cheerluly furnish gratnitous tIa
lood,
shiI osners will exhibit the like hberaty In furnishing
n rat ro IN, Europe Thcy anticipate ready nssslh
from thr counry NJ large but iey rey cspccly
food produ ing states Tor pronpt ana Hcnet o"'
from the rain On their hands -, . -.
The undersigned have already rece Yea as wiz 1p'"i
the report OF tier Treasurer large donations winch IN
u to come anu they r'Pu WI
pleasure the that by the beraty ~ Meser
n H. a. t;riswold u snip OF eighteen hunureh IONS
placed ut tier disposal lhey lnopou ~
transmit the povsons they shall receive anu those wneh
they ay purchase rapidly and economically as pohsu
rouImencl M the work. without delay and maj sucn
nts With persons probty Great Britain as SHAH
iasurc their i'm me aad !icious distribution :.
Communications the business o the coihnstec ay 70
rdirt s.cd 10
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON > cretary, W wan ~.
a. A. LOW. Treasurer, - Builng SIT.
Or 10 any member OF the Executive Conmltee
WILLIAM L. DODGE Chairman i9SiM srecs
GEORtiE G.lISWULD 72 south s.reet'
CHARLES H. MARSHALL. 3sBnrlng Slip
s B CIITTENuEN 40 Broadway
THOMAS TILi.STON. ii Vail street.
John &. GREEN. II South street.
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<SoDEY FOR JANUARY.
" Tue ssls number of pubicscstion BY the pub.
usher.
AHoLIpXi NuMgER,

NEW YEARS GIfr. A very undersandable plate
and beautiful Tho is life that would
not like 10 have such . New Years giiu
NEW YEAR enblensatica txle page, taIninV the
best OF the Washngon be procured
taken from Stua IL great picture.
GODElis Fashions, usual double sire, and centain
inr three hgures than any otner magazine
AN OPERA. OR WINTER HOOD, printed In several
THE OLD SEWING MACHINE In the February mum.
Der will give tie new
The various other engrssags amount 70 between seventy
and eighty and every article that lady
or work with her needle.
The publisher has commenced the year with determine
earnest II his Intentions he has cement with
the celebrated writer,
MARION HARLAND
Author of "Alone' Holden Pathn "Moss Side" Meme
sis' aud Miriam -.
40 furnish article OF the book Tor 1853
and will other magazine. The nrst article
appears in this number nnd Is copyrishted.
For sale bv I'll the dealers.
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NEW YORK ICE COMPANY;-OFFICE 40 AND ~ ~
canal street. Nov 2S ISb2Tne nusl meeting OF me
stock hoies of lids compsy he held Thursday, the
lth day at O'Clock r. NJ, Tor the pur-
nose of eectng Board OF Trustees tor the ensuing year
and the OF other business perainng 70 he n
telcsts of the company WM JAChHoN' Sec'e'@'y'
rruE FAIE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNION MOME
l School for Solder Cnlr IN is now open at The home,
No 20 East Forty street. afternoon ana evening"
Donations thankfully received
TIME MEMBERS OF METROPOLITAN LODGE, NO.
273 and A. NJ, requested 10 attend tht next resu-
lar to be held ON THURSDAY evenlM. Ln
in,i nj "a. clock Hl7 and siJ Bodway ior
lie election officers the eusns yca, ann oIscr AN
poi tant business. BY order join shEsILhE' M
CHESTER II. DAVIS, Secretary.
TINTED STATES SANITARY COMMISSIONING;
MAN. Central Association ot kclief--A mecune WIN %
held nj hc Az aey Music, clock Thur say evening"
Dec IL at which practical information VIII De SVEN 70
who the good work o relievn5 tne scN
aud wounded Of army with he Assurance n @
orsan cnn hc obaiued nj the Woman Ceptra
Association No. IL Cooper Union Third avenac a. We oce
nj the SANITARY Commission e,3 Brodway; rom hownru
Potter Esq., Treasurer ut inc ohcc oi Messs bro"n Dro
theirs !. Co. 80 Wall street and at the bookstores
GEO. l.. ALLEN, Chairman oi comm'''ee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CHARITY BAzAAR-POR THE BENEFIT OF fnn
~ Home for tho Friencss December 70 ~ ibo1 ~ tne
Home Chapel 20 East Twenty ninth ssrsss Open from IL
"A. H. 10 l0P. n.
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I'D 100 tsercss bssf = T. Bsish brig tooa grain for
an h ish port direct at 1Oxd. per 60 pounds.
Ay.-The demand for North river continued active at
CSC. q CSC.
HoPs.-New crop were selling freely at l7c 2Sc
LArHs down at 81 35 for Eastern per NJ with less
doing.
IsArHu.-Pending the auction sale OF the llth inst
Snde WAS rather duh, though the market was firm.
KtdoLA@E.-Thore were sales made OF 800 bbls New
beans III Soc. q 36c
ENAyAL ST0REs quoted nomnaly steady In prices
Mt were very dull
Paovlso@-A fair demand existed for pork at $ls so
a$i3 62k for and $1l 50 $11 rs for prime, with
sales Of 300 bbs Beef in good demand with sales
OF 450 bbs at $l2 S13 26 for plain, and $l3 30 $l4
for extra mess 400 bbls and erces OF lard within
range of 9A- losc and 400 boxes bacon at &C. sc'
Butter inquired for at 2c CSC for state and l6c
&c for Western. Cheese was quoted plenty and
steady at &C. a 121Sc., with . moderate inquiry.
RsCI was heavy in price and IN very limited demand
SALT was tending downward, as the demand was
Testrictae
SPICs were steady, but less active.
Su0ARs quie only 400 hhds having been SOLD at
exc. 10Hc. for New Orleans and West India Refined
sugars generally lower Stuarts were reduced &c
per ID.
TAlLow.-Thers 60, 900 lbs. disposed OF at 10kc
wmsxEY heavy at 3Shc. q $780,, mostly at 3sc,
with sales Of TOO bbs
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

mo CONNoIssEURS OF WINE -wM. y. HOWELL
late OF the Rainbow House Of Lords, located
OF ST. MARKS place and Third avenue has The
balance purchased in 1855 at auction sale OF The old
established house vi Clark Brown most select ~eent
Wines Liquors Including Ports Of 1878 aud sherries
1928 for sale Wines and Liquors
Of superior quality and gusrarseei at prices below
prese terms OF enWre sausacon OF
money returned. Call and try hem.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

DY REQUEST OF THE TRUSTEES OF
b COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
CHARLES KING, l.. L. d.,
will deliver lecture on n,,>
mt Clinton Hall! Friday the iztl OF December NJ r.
The gentleman Will us; hi remarls with MS personal
ns President Columbia College. and espe
cy regards conduct OF the senior c-s Tor the past
few wears with Professor Mcvickar BAH, and espe-
cisy The friends relatives Students are invited 10 at
tenu. Admission Tree.
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= opn CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD ONE TOOTH
IZOU extracted, without pain, By DIR. J. JAY VII
IERs ln5 Grand street, two b,ccks from Brosdway,
ncerfuy inser this " those suffering
fran boehaohe, Miss NELLIE gRAHAM. l2 West ~
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A BuRNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACE.
~. in establishment Ill West Eleventh street, between
Fifth and sixth svcnuss Ho tsehod furniture boxed and
shipped TO all parts OF the world. Covered WAGONS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LIVERY TEACHER SHOULD BE PROVIDED AT
u the texl book on fenmsnshp, Pupctua
tlon and Letter writing adapted for connection with
any well arranged copy boox See "New Publications. Ia
thr Tr,buue. Post
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SPORTING.
DENTssTRY. :

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WHITE PUDDLE DOG Fol
"A eaic, two wecksbd wl nurse equal 10 baby. Can
% East " arrvn street. South Brooklyn.
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DENTtSTkf.
RTIYICTAL TEETH.-ONLt EIGHT DOLLARS
"A Beautiful substantial hs anu i'alina
pure silver vulcans Rubber, from ~ to $40 warlaut
"a euual tu New Yoik single Teeth o. Teeth nrd
and extracted without the least pain aud ertecy harmless
cold Patna and genuine Bone hllugs, % cenG
rarranted for life Oce iS3 Sixth between Ieuth
ARD Eleventh streets, aud no removal ,-..,
4 RTIFICfAL ROME rILLrNGs FOR DECAyED AND
"A sensitive TeetOd roots and mere shells restored to
their original aud beauty kind OF cavity
hned without pain and warranted by the discoverer j.
PEARSON, NJ d. at his rooms $50 Broadway near Seven
tenth street
s,,LrTu FILLED IN THE MOST PERFECT MANNER,
sl: achng and liberated teeth cured, nhed And war.
entirely without pain charge Ttth extracted,
and without pain Beautiful Improved atn9spheric teeth
IN I'm 80 sst INaERSOLf. 7I3 Broadway