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Tho new County Jail, corner OF Ludlow street and
Essex Market place. which, II will be remembered, was
commenced about two ago, has undergone almost
the final finishing touch and recently thrown open
the inspection or the Bard OF Supervisors under
whose direction tho building erected Perfect sats
faction Is felt in the result. The Jail quite spa
cous, elegant building, constructed very subs
and with no mean pretentions TO architectural beauty
in the form Of an L. rising plot Of ground nino
ty feet square, and has broad fronts Ludlow street
and Fssex Market place. It Is fty-eight feet high pre-.
sentng, sxteriory the appearance Of capacio1s two
story brick building. with large windows protected by
massive iron gratngs. Inside, however, there are
several steries Of coils with corridors to
match and the arrangements for tho accommodation OF
prisoners to be Of q very judicious character
There cells altogether nifty Of which are ten
feet long by eight feet wiio and the rest about
the size OF the Others The male and female depar
OF course separate Each cell has the Croon water
and apparatus to carry of all drppngs. The floors
OF stone tho walls plaster the doors iron with win
has eleven rooms to be used for reception
rooms, offices, kitchens, bath rooms, dining
and quite dry and healthy iooking-in fact,
habiabe than the informal Bastle formerly used
debtors prison for the county About two hundred
prisoners will find accommodations In the building The
building viii DO supplied with heat by an extensive
steam apra -atus, with some original contrivances TO
regulate tho amount OF heat necessary at different DO.
RODS Il the year. Tho walls OF Philadelphia brick
trimmed with Dorchester stone, varying in thickness
feet four inches 10 three feet -four inches
Quite large party. including Judges White Noncrier
Hoffman, Robinson, McCunn and Barbour besides tho
Board II Supervisors and many meinbors OF the Com
Council, inspected the building, and heard
Of complaint failt Tin ling respecting the structure
itsslf or the internal arrangements. Al seemed we'll
pleased and, usual on such occasions, sgmntuous
reIast wound up the inspection. The architect Of the
ja Supervisor Little, while the building part was
done by Mcssrs Robert Foster and VIM. H. Cochran OF
East Thirty sixth street.
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Married,

Married,
CooPER-MCNArR Brooklyn, Friday, j mo 27,
by the Rev. D. J. Patterson Mr.. WILLIAM Coopke MiAs
FLORA 4. McNAIR, both OF Brooklyn.
HUBREI~-SoMMRR.-On Tuesday, June "a, at the st.
James Lutheran church, by the Rev. James L. Shock
HENRY W. HUBBEL to BuRNETrA SOMMER, ali of New
York.
HuBBEI-JACKsoN.-At the residence OF the brides pa
rents, Havana, n r., on Wednesday, June %, by the
Rev. NJ Chester, CHARLEs HunEEI, Of Hudson, NJ Y,
to MARY j., daughter Of H. W. Jackson Esq.
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NAVAL PRoMoroS.-James l.. Piunkstt, son or Dr.
Punkett Brooklyn, inst been promoted acting
master and ordered TO tho gunboat Freedom. Mr.
Plunkctt has been in the service three years and from
his application to duty for himself the respect
and esteem Of his superior officers.
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waiewski having been nominated Administrator Of The
Imperial theatre, who two years compelled her TO
perform the day when Cavour died.
Madame Charlton viii sing the leading part OF Hector
Bsrozs new opera, composed for the opening Of the
new Opera House In Baden Baden.
Charles Kean and wife have succeeded FIGHTER at the
Princess. Lydia Thompson is still at the lyceum.
Perea Nena and sothern are at the Haymarkst.
Carotta Patti il TO be engaged at the Crys
tai Palace in Sydenham for the Of 1868
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rNHE CLOSING SCENES OF CoNsUM PTION-AM

nrHE CLOSING SCENES OF coNsUMPrIoN-AM
eminen, medical writer snpposes that onehlrd Of The
sesscns :. The lungs This fact g
aay Of the disease but the neiea q the msdes Z
treatment. which generally adopted We believe that the
degree the opinion that the maady ncara
S a sop 81 e ppe Ds o eo VIM
S se Y rsy nf % III he
the doctrine OF the ,ica schools be content 20 despair
S.Ps. which s.sss.i.l b: rssov.r
patient ought 10 be ed for Pecu
liary q consumpayes to hope to "a. ast even when ne
We say that hopes ought to be encouraged for they
do Us harm and may Be productive OF much good
The sgns which are supposed 70 the last stascs Of
been cured after these signs had made the
one who noroasy Dr. sehsnss
S s 3 % o G ous s sposS
SnE been esassd br FOR yss s sa q
this branch meSsa mus. y
X he aaea 70 d,srmine when cas-. IS hopeless
otherwise; In iac. he Is seldom u ever mistaken on .hia
by others he has conscenousy and truly them
Se @ S.a s m o. 4
place the examination been made and The dis
Hence POSSIBLE 70 oreeI what tho VIM
be- put IN general Dr. sohencs can decide correctly in this
In consampve cases the signs which supposed rvs
Great the coa,enanec pscetbly changes The
hair falls on % nails sS.a si eG sns are muih In
some avs before death the eStemiies cold
deirium preccdes that event. and continues I'm al
lie extnguishcd. The throat IL generally Sore There 10
usually and irritation OF the bowels with
less In the che " or side.
These symptoms alarming II srue but they are not
on by sceunc for the making OF which DR..
posse extraordinary facilities The RESPikO-
METER invented ant patented by him. enables him 70 dis
lungs living person with almost
precision could be done In "a examination after
nothing ior avlee are welcomed viii
Pm aaa hi r. %as Ss - iss e New YORK
The remedies used him few Ia number but ersctuai
IN their oEraiie, S1ess rem iaes are
sSHESSks sha %sED S ToNic.
3 SCHENCks MANDRAKE FILLS.
Of these medicinesis given in all circum-
sas aha Sa Dr. 9's scENck should inc pen IN
erer 70 determine Msh q The remedies Is Ses. suited 70
in ALI and In oil stages OF tho disease from the com
menecmeni to tho lerninat Even where cure Is i'm
relieve the suffering OF the patient II heals the
ucered expccoraton and expcls all morbd
When The dige powers are II paired or where ,hers
much sens ne SEA n s css aud p'S
alieccdprodncng nausea, hcanache costiveness and
other diseases which are often eomecitcd with Pnmonary
Consumpticn-the MANDRAKE PILLS are preemlnenH
For more particular information and for directions how
scHENcK At his oce No 50 North sIsh street phiIadst
phia where he be found every saturaay, OF y M
"a Nj tosP Nj Letters for advice should be directed 70
hts prncla ONCE ~ North sixth street rnaasfna- ,,s
d. scENcK charge. Cor thoroush examination, MIN
''s Yh.. puINoyrc SYRUP and SEA WEED TONIC Is
each 81 per bottle, or 70 inc ma" "o1e"' "ANonAnS
rdS q P No 81 barclay street, is the wholesale
rets sgt Medicines may be otaned al his rooma
No az Bond street. New YORK, nj all tunes
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|, The War for the Suppression or the 70.
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Ia i-fne Tax Biil-Interesting IntelIi.
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from Europe, de-. &c.. DE.
ishe mail sscansbip North Star Captain J,nss vii,
Iegpe this port nc noon on Tuesday Tor Aspln wall
Tlss noais Tor Central America and the scuth Pacific
will csss la this city at half past O'Clock on Tues
day.
The NEw YORK HERALp-Ediiion for the Paciac-will
be ready at nne o'efosk Tuesday msrnmg, and will
contain the latest despases from Mcclean's Army in
front Of Richmond, and from the different Divisions Of
the Union Army throughout the country Tho Tax bill
recently passed by Congress, with the names OF me
articles and ths classes Of persons alphabetically
arranged Interesting intelligence from the recovered
Southern cities Late and important Europe,
aud record Of all interesting events that have trans
Single copies. in wrappers. ready for mailing, six
cents.
Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy Il
Co.'S kensry and M,soori STATE lotteries.
k.sIue.r. Class Z. 80 sSs IL Sa IS p iss,
so, AZ, so, 48. 81, 80, 80, Z, IS, 50, s, 8.
Tree Of charge Ebp9
Covington. Ky. or st. LOUIS. Mo.
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Circulars sent BY addressing ouv xon.,s
Wilmington. Delaware, or Coyington, Ky.
Prizes Cashea In all Legaiized Lotte-
RES Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No. ii w all street, room No. 1.
Persons Visiting the Country to Spend
the Fourth Of July should remember that the place
Union Frework depot, ISL Broadway, between Cortandt
md Dey streets.
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Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises I'm the
Head and Sore Throat cured by DIR. Won EISENBERa
0cut and Auris, IS Clinton pace s,h ST. Broadway
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STEAM MORTAR BATTERY FOR THE ARMY.-some days
ago Mr.. Simon Stevens, Of this city, proposed to
the War Department. that the government would
mount OF its heaviest mortars In q manner that
he would suggest he would take IL to the fold with
his tractomotive," and be to tho corps darmes to
which he might be attached that which the mortar
dota was to the army in the valley Of the Mississippi
After considerable correspondence between the
Secretary Of War and Mr. Stevens the proposition to
purchase this steam engine was declned first, because
It has not been fully demonstrated that adapted
the public service; and second that there Is ap
preparation out Of which tho purchase could be made
and further that all the engineer ordnance and artillery
officers otherwise engaged cannot be spared
give this matter full Examination. We learn, how
ever, that Mr.. Stevens has offered TO mako this
tractomotivs present to the government, to which
offer he ia awaiting reply II Is steam locomotive to
run upon earth or common roads, and 70 haul heavy
loads. II 10 novelty in war; and In this servics Is
titled 70 trial, especially n It will cost nothing
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nro,Ivc po,vcr.-To T,cnt-

re Cnrtes de Vfsite for ST-yunsurpass-
ed for durability and style. at BALCHs 233 Greenwich
street, oil Barclay.
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Captured by Stea mshsp Marion, n splen-
did Turtle. Win be served this day by r. DAYARD Is Park
Row. SCOTT A BRITAIN.
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w. A. Hatchclor's Celcbra ted Establish
for wigs Toupees Hair Dye, and lair Dyeng and
Modayia Cream for beauifying the hair IL Bond street.
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HEADQUARTERS, MCCLELLAN GRAys
VIns~ t...... n f9s..

HEADQUARTERS, MCCLELLAN GRAys
NEW YoRK, June rs, 1852.
The officers and members Of this regiment will assemble
Ia full uniform, including white gloves, Friday July
In der u celebrate the Eighty sixth anniversary OF
the Declaration OF Independence. The line will DO formed
on north side of Union square, right resting Broad
way al half past seven O'Clock A. NJ. precisely The
field and stan will report TO the Colonel the ground
fifteen minutes Def re the hour OF formation The
commissioned stall, band and companies VIII report
the AdiutaLt al the same time. BY order OF
Colonel JAMES A. TABER.
8. II. ELLIOTT, Adjutant
Tho officers OF this regiment are as follows
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Eight Carries do vistte for S1.-First
class pictures; warranted to suit the customer.
PERCIyAL, $50 Chatham street
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Ladies' Desiring n Beautiful Conn
plexion LAIRD'S Bloom of Youth preserving and
beauying the complexion and skin All druggists l39
broadway.
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New Books.


The C. s. A. AND THE BATTLE OF BULL Run. BY
j. G. Barnard, Major of Engineers United States
Army, and Brigadier General and Chief Engineer
of the Army of the Potomac. 6vo. d. Van
Nostrand, New York.
This work. which neatly gotten up both in typogra
ply and binding, and automatically g. is written In
the style Of letters and addressed the author states
in his preface, to English Friend" The motive Of
the work IL vndcate the battle Of Bull from the
oboquy that has fallen upon it, &C. The author having
passed his early days in the South confesses that his
associations and sympathies mainly with the
SOUTH but that officer Of the United States, scrv
in his country and not section Of that country he felt
bound to assist In putting down the rebels" a. mat
ter Of pure and not Of passion pradice The
work opens with glance at tho commencement and
origin Of the rebellion the fall Of Sumter the threat OF
tho rebel leaders that their ag should wave over wash
ngton and Fansui Hail. the call FOR the rs 900 troops,
the secession OF Virginia. and the dssraceful attack
upon our early advancing forces as they passed
through Baltimore 70 the defence Of tho capital.
He next points the advantages obtained by the Con-
ederatss in occupying the strong position al Manassas
and tho shores Bull In defence Of Gen. Mcdowell
he audes the that tho time Of tho three months
troops had nearly expired when the order given to
advance upon the rebel position, and therefore the
usual esprit dS corps wanting The remainder Of the
troops utterly new and raw levies, officers and men
Such troops he says not tn best calculated
to enter upon offensive campaign, with their term Of
service just expiring He also aludes TO the war OF 0bs
dencs in general officers to the orders of the
handing general and its effect tho morale Of tho
troops Ho then enters upon full description Of tho
battle OF the 21s Of july showing plainly that tho cause
n defeat Mother want Of skill in tho commanding
officer want Of courage in the troops but the lack Of
proper discipline In both subordinate officers and men,
He attempts apology for the panic and rout for
be says, European military history furnishes examples
enough with regular and disciplined troops
der that Unnecessary illustrations and instances Of
which he furnishes in the appendix, occupying several
pages The work is illustrated BY 1--WE maps plans OF
the contested field drawn by competent engineers ono
Of which curious copy Of Autograph map published
in Richmond soon after the battle.
THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW. Vol. ",
No. tx June, 1862. New York.
The current number OF this vigorous rcview snstains
the reputation has earned during tho last four five
years Of its existence 1t is learned sprghty and has
great variety Among tho articles in tho present mum
Der which deserving Of attention The Chinese
Language and Literature " Tho Comedies Of Moiiere
"Sir Philip Sidnsy,"." Aurora Leigh" and Yellow
Fever The fact Of this periodical sustaining itself
turing the revolutionary and crisis shows that II
possesses some vitality.
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Cristnsioro's Hair Dye, Prescrvative
and Wig depot wholesale aud retail No Astor House. Tho
DE Is applet by experienced artists
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vtft or Governor Morgan 20 the Park
Barraeks.


Barracks.
At six O'Clock yesterday evening Governor Morgan,
accompanied by Thurow Weed ESQ., paid quiet visit OF
inspection 10 the Park BaacksHosptal kindly
received by Of the medical directors. The dstin
gushed gentlemen passed. through the various depart
ments in which there yesterday few patients
though tho hospital ID common 70 all the States and
pressed themselves abundanty satisfied with the neat
ness and good order prevailing therein.
Tho VISIT though very brief one, Marked IL not
married. by a curious incident As the Governor and
Lord Thurlow about TO enter the Park
entrance to the main bilding they interrupted by
the policeman stationed there whom the following colo-
loquy ensued,-
POLICEMAN (authoritatvey) -"Gentlemen pass around
TO the other door. You cannot pass this entrance"
THURIow WEED (taking the policeman sharply by the
arm)-"sir, you should know your business better
This is tho Governor Of the State"
PoIIcENAS-s'No,l shouldn't know my business bet.
tsr(pointing TO card Of written rules hanging near
him)-"this tells mo my business"
Mr. WEED (passing on)-"vsry well, sir," in defiant
tone.
The policeman upon being informed to the august
character Of the distinguished gentlemen with whom he
had come SO unplsasantly In contact, remarked, in
sabdued tone ~ did not know who they were but had
to obey orders, and could not pass President Lincoln
contrary TO my orders"
Tho Governor and Mr.. Weed, after inspecting the
medical once, returned 70 the Aston House.
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DIR. Schcnck's Rooms, 39 Bond street.
New YORK. every Monday, from N A. NJ toSP.M.
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Army md Navy--At Holmes Photo
graphic Hail. 80 Broadway Portraits executed In the nrst
style Of the ART
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Prof. Il. Miiler's Hair Dye-Binck or
A. So Dey street
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HiII, InfmitabIe Cutter Of Hair and
whskers. No. Barclay street Hair Dye 80 cents Black
ar roN
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Motive Powcr.-To Rent, "a Fine, strong
aud eapacons six story building IL the heart Of the city
lofts complete. None but ist parties need apply Ad-
dress, with name box 565 Post onlce.
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Trusscs.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
One. No. yesey uner the Aston Housed Oh.
poe the church Female attends ladies. No connection
Whatever with any other Truss Office Of same name
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Pure TobnccO.-Yellow Bank Tobnc-
co--tIoodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from ali
Impurities, for sale BY al tobacco and Dealers
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summer Clothing,
A'EvAss'' aa q Fulton street,
S0per cent below Broadway prices.

Herring's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25l Broadway of Murray street.
New York.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW yoRK, MEDICAL DEPART.
Der 20 Valentine MOTT A. D. E,hcri,us rrctcsser q sur
and Therapeutics; q. Bediora, " n, Professor o. Md
wiiery John Draper NJ q trcfes'ot e Ssemis,1
II Van buren,. N. d., Professor o. AAaoHyi john r
Mraf NJ D. Professor OF The lnssitn and Practice o
Medicine The lectures arranged 20 ave oppoft,s
nifty daily attendance at the numerous hospitals and Dts
rensarcs The surgical deal and o0stctrical cIniqucs
Inc college conduc ed as he cciere The SPRING sum
nler aud autumn course carried during the
se nj session w the usual Letter Of inquiry ma
be addressed Professor Draper President VI the heds
Faculty, UalserslLy, Nav IWk.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form OF scrosa obstinate Eruption of skin
an old Ulcers. No Division street. New YORK CITY, since
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fully invited to attene the funeral, fom his Ias resi-.
doncs. No. Third street between Hudson and Wash-
ington streets, Hoboken r. r. Tuesday afternoon ss
two O'Clock, without further notice. His remains viii
be taken TO FL glsh NeigLborbood Tor inernent
IKuEsDEII-n Brookly n. ON Sundsy June 70 HARRlsR
LEE TRufsDEI formerly Of Providence 4. H. and wife VI
Thomas Truestell. Esq.
The friends II the family, and those o. her naw
chares W. Ffedericlson and r. NJ bsstLss, partcn-
denoe No. los Dulfeli street. Brooklyn, Wednesday
afternoon, al three O'Clock.
Providence ard Boston Papers please copy
iorLoN.-tn Saturday, June %, MARY daughter u
william aud the late Mary r. Tculon. aged year,
months aud 10 days.
The re atvos and friends respectfully invites 10 at
tend the funeral, this (slonday) afternoon at three
ocock from the residence OF her father No ass Bridge
street Brooklyn.
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Personal Intelligonce.


GENERAL BUCKINGHAM.
Hon. William H. Seward, Secretary Of State Of the
United States, left Washington yesterday morning in
special train for this city, accompanied by Brigadsr
General Shields who tarred At Philadelphia. and Gene
raj Buckingham Seci etary Seward, upon arriving at
Jersey City, was Immediately conveyed to the Astor
House, where he arrived at haf-past six O'clock and
where apartments were awaiting him. On the same
train General Fremont and staff and other distin
guished personages. Arriving at the Astor Secretary
seward was at once waited upon by his Excellency,
Governor Morgan, and Thurlow Weed who had reached
the city at Of yesterday from Albany and who
company with General Buckingham, dined with the
Secretary in private at eight O'Clock last evening.
Major General Fremont accompanied by portion Of
hts STAFF arrived In the city yesterday having left Mid
detown, Virginia. at eight O'Clock Saturday morning
Arriving at Martinsburg at four O'Clock Saturday after
ncon tho party left for this city via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad At two O'Clock yesterday morning. reach
ing here By the special train from Washington convey
ing Secretary Seward. Major General Fremont was
accompanied by Colonel Albert Chief Of Staff Colonel
Zagonyi, Chief OF Cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel Pilson
Chief Of Artillery Lieutenant Colonel Savage, Major
Haskell and Captain Raymond, or his staff General
Fremont at once proceeded, unaccompanisd, to Long
Island TO join his family they not yet having taken up
their residence in Eighteenth street. General Fremont
will be at the Astor House to-day.
Governor Morgan and Thurlsw Weed, OF Albany, ar
rived at the Astor House at yesterday They
for che South this morning.
Governor William Sprague, United States Senator elect
from Rhode Island, Is at the Aston House.
ExPresdent Pierce, OF New Hampshire. is at present
on visit to this city, and is stopping the residence Of
Sidney Webster, Esq, in West Eighteenth street.
Miss Blanche Butter Major J. b. Knsnnan Aid to Gen.
Butler Hon. NJ T. Latham Of California; Judge Barrow,
Of Albion, ", and N. Hatch, Of Washington, are
among the latest arrivals at tho S. Nicholas Hotel.
". II. Anderson of the United States Navy j. p. Nc
Grath Of Kentucky H. y. Racon Of st. LOUIS f. Clark.
OF Utica j. H. McNall Of Cincinnati aud j. Stephens OF
Detroit. have arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel.
w.. B. Ogden and Miss Wheeler, of Chicago; Major
Slack and wife, OF Washington; ". IT. Elderkn, OF West
Point James L. Hasbrouck. OF Kingston; David Nevns,
ter Of New Orleans are stopping at the Everett House
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- or this celebrated brand, 70 be II ones
mouth well ones table. They splenaid
article and be relied upon 10 strengthen and invxoras
exhausted nature.
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Prizes Cashed In all Lcgnlixed Lotte-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. IL Wall street, room No. /.
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the Fourth Of July should remember that the place
chase the cheapest and best Fireworks is At ROBERTS
md Dey streets.