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London und Paris Fashions.

White shawls, which, until last summer, had
n'U I coed To lie worn, are now, and will le,
'hncA /" vogue, We have seen some beautiful
.ec'r, o., .mhrod we'd In black and mauve, witch
wee ..usly .IIe. III re was no trimming
round tl, lRs OF tie ahawls beng 30 richly ein.
'r'l'er 4, tey require DO further ornament
Il ..S Hhawls, embroidered In white, IN cham
slfl, arc amongst the novelties Of tho sea.
t,u; az thaw.s made IN t~iled or spun-sllk,
checked HAI plain are very general FOR the mA sea
Drawn six and straw bonnets are tcing general.
~ Won, a. well as grey chip aud black erin. Dove,
ga and tab socm to be the fnyorite shades for
SIX be- -. ari the new pink Is sometimes adopt
@ f't iHlH - 10. straw trimmings, in the siaDo
cd Pa. - reset q, huttorhies and tissels, are
rl,L USED Tor "'a, tlu straw bonnsts, arranged
with blN-t v-..t AMI white MI TLis mixture
,y IN ar very geo. I, I.''' sad 'oe; nicely with
rich 81 Nv b'u', trimmed in this
manuer 7 Q curtain VS. male Of white silk
bound with yeyc with small straw roscttes laid at
Intervals round Ne velvet. Iiutngs Of silk edged
tn ve.yet oruanented the top OF the bonnet dots
81 here and there with straw rpsetes and the ban
'cHl Hrs made Of black velvet aud straw orna-
',ents. An innovation has been made lately In the
ii'h'on o' bonnets lut VIC do not think il will be
Nri t, on with favor, ~ ID would be becoming 10
- cry i'" I,,s. II consists of wearing them with
n't any caps AZ the e.de, and with merely "a tlit at
! n,tr f'sihersoi every imaginable hue are worn;
L. NJ. tcf,ra'y spcst IN, VyCt a back trimming
| IL y. are .ue O. tho natter color L.rmongIng
| nicely ~ tie lrl. hit sApirs
No" tlat "qer dresses are coming IN ega'r Chi
noscttos VI" lie required. Tho open dresses v lth
Ie7eTs are Fulnttimcs worn i'll ,te staud-tp col.
lsrs, and these ncce'sihe having tiny ,.ay..s.
They are being made II plsn s,lks IN bright colurs
very narrow, AID are tied in apecula. knot-not .
bow-in front
Embroidered gauze handkerchief for ladies' era
watts are now in vogue, he '' VA pms
bow In front
| a great improvement 1., ..,. .t.. - Inc
man tiacturs VI erino! s.-. s-.-.. h., make
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The Knoxville \ybiu,

WE are glad to SEQ that systematic effort
lie being made TO place "parson" BRowStow's
VINO, newspaper, upon a secure footing again.
1t ID proposed to raise, by subscription the sum
Of five thousand dollars, which will purchase tho
necessary press and steam engine. Tor the pur-
pose &c obtaining this amount Mr.. JAMES NJ
EpSEY. i7GlI broadway, has been auth ria'-ily
Mr. BRowNLow to make an appeal to a patri-
otto public for aid, which appeal We feel convln-
ccd will be molly responded TO by oLr ci,zen.
Mr.. DHowSLow has sacrificed everything for
our cause let u &c to IL that when East Ten
nc.scc is again under the old flag, that the
Vino lie the first newspaper to welcome II. Mr.
EpNEY receive. subscriptions for the paper, and
also for Mr. BrowNLow's book
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SENAToE SiNNpSs, ON Thur .!aN took u yer,
cheering view ct or finances. lie represented
that we only ,prut La; wc.k, Sl,GH'o0D
a day, ant that on the 21ih OF NAV the to-
tai Indebtedness on the bo,as amounted t.
eisi, ,jin'I. ~ there were 90 ,m so. OuD,-
ool outstanding claims, H., total l't amounts
toSj!',p'+u'' ILcr.cnt Administration
when II can. i..a uli .r. f.la!aH,Ht of $40
ooo,0op. So thrt ~" total iucrca.tot l.lt within
the last ht,rgn m"l.h- otvlr /, oAl, $500. orp.-
ooo lie '-.im,tcl ihe total debt, at tAc ,nl vi
the war at ~"u u.. coo.
Senator SrNToNs c,iiinltcs that the now
tax bill will yirl! siii.o)lo,o, AMI that the
imports will reach :lu1oJo,ooo AMI as he
estimate the annual ordinary oNpru.cs Of the
Government O.; oly =l0o.oQo o00 he thinks
we may be o.t ct 1.b, in ten ycrs.
This is tal,insa highly literal view Of our
affiirs, and one that Is fr from being Disagree.
able An evening contemporary, however.
questions Senator SnMoS, figure, but W,
have just as goo! right to believe them as
the telesraphic reports. 1t doubts Whether We
shall be ont Of debt in thirty wears. AMI even
goes 50 far as to assert that We ought never
to get out Of debt At all as a snu; little in
cumbrancc Of u few hunlrcl inillions is con.
venient for s,o,k-jobbins operations, and I'M
parts rcsr,ctabilily to nation.
AI,hnu..b l. / ,,oL,lI. Ma, s....t. ...
'"'""" - " l'O'""'' ''"' ''n''oE SIMMONS
may err in thiukiu, We shall lie able 70 nav
SOM am uop ,,>,- ,,,tt,, f'
'' ~ ~ ~" N'"l''
.e' IL cannot pe doubted That the great financial
difficulty OF the war is being successfully brils,l
Ne' ny o"'e"IE 'HAHi' ms Is becoming
manifest even to English CAPITALISTS nrI ,Le
London T,vvs ho,i,,.. ,.,,
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niere NE 'cor'ing men "a, see y willie tho fcsh
and blood "bos, e cnioyin,. jokes aud smokes
With crony In rc hac!. room. but the "lnsi
best" coai,ivsnci | saw yesterday in tho shape
ds WHEEL srro- dashed by tho hanllc to the
be 'i Of the WHICH, In n brick yard, ch,rcupon
".s n'.'" comfortable bel If straw, AMI G,ll'-
'9o7 rcclucd youth Of ablc-body who, whip in
hand, drove before him round and round nri
round aea.n, pple It hiri working horses ;
t"'rirr his n'iad O'sy thc N,ilc, with tho con-
tor'- cf soma ini,ros.!ne story book. [t3yr. ~
y Su,
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NEWS ITEMS, 90.

SANTA AvSA IL once more on the truck for
xlco lie has suddenly l,n his retirement a,
81 Thomss Hs II " take al u,t,e part ia the Mex
lean ifnbrogl.,
TIE recent order Of no President, placing
Mcclellan in 81 age Of Md wells forces, ishailed
WIT nrra. applause In Washington. It's the
ir-t sure midi alton y ~ President Lincoln has re.
a'iy assumed the direction 81 war matters.
A LETTER from the late John Tyler, found In
ths NpriOk Po'jfhce, dated the fan before tie
PRESIDENTIAL e . ton say,, lac had gwen up tho
wine cup eight Youths previously ~ devote himss II
TO bic country until he e,d should eo,na.
JnKhr arc largo calculations Of the capture
OF hiehinoni. A PhiladepMa oiitor knows That
one t'e.trical company and a tr't class bnnd u
ininstr'ls were ready to so 10 Richmond q week
since, aud viii start ~ the moment the commune
cton open. Through miles of country around
Richmond, we have . told, the crow Of u 1905
TER or tie qua, OF duck was DO more 10 lie heard
thnn TIE whistle of * ylatk. Like tho horses and
cattle, the smaller stock from tie farming pcojle
securely swept away.
Covrrnoi Robinson has advertised for 4
tnto co. .-JJ 600 at ak per cent interest. This
1nn + 81 10y p.Lt Of The last In t,incnt OF the ca
Lr" u iira.l 'Dutt u, TIE cite th,s year paw
Oh ,"p',uOD ~ It's 10 'cbt,du ~. The financial pll-
ir, q tie Itrsaut state o.lcera i.carfvd out riyi.
lt, viii cAtu, IihA the vutro state dcA ia sixteen
years.
TIE Loni TiNrs recof ,ly hit the Washing
t1n ,Iortoi9 g ~ y ~ York Ircss severe rap,
n i.ns olluws, aui IrHi : cone iron tlc pen uf
~. Il if~,, " III" Wash ugtou cpi Voilunts OF
TIE N,W Yo,k j,.u.a's nic ~ trustwarly, FOR tie
p ml reason TIT ticy ARE rarely admitted into
nrF f.aI'; whore they can tltiiu iu.ufmati N,
uid III. ) Luke Ne mast rcck 'css assertions md
ttluIuts, IA oricr o. conceal Their Ignorance,
m Do, 81 cA takes place, or which they imagine IN
have occurred"
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ii the trans ttlantic theorists hal considered
these figures, OF the consequences which our con-
sus returns imply, they would have been spared
the ehaerin ct seeing all their prophecies respect
ing our exhaustion and bankruptcy fil,iicd. On
the other hand, the confederation Of these figures
must stimulate the patriotism ol our people. \
deduction will no doubt have TO Ice made for the
losses by war, bu, the mos. literal allowance for
this would make but little difference with the
aggregate, and it is plain tia; there never was u
more glorious picture pr,.cuicl to any nation
than that which await the American people. In
1e2O W were only mao millions in
1sGO We were thr,y-onc millions, an | in thirty
eigh, year from the -. IA. time We shall
number one hundred millions. With this view,
no sacrifice is too great, no effort shout lc
sparei TO preserve the unity Of our paopo, anj
transmit 10 pnslcrity that which We have To-
ceiyei from thrlI,hor. intact aud unsullci.
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Of them--for uhoy are no. being arranged W ti
founces which insy be taken of at pleasure. TIE
founees are bYttoncd over very few steels, rnl
sometimes Of thicker material. CrinoliDes are very
much reduced In sire at the top, but retain their
amplitude at the lotion. The addition of the
houncos gives to the dress an elegant an Informal
appearnnce whereas, witlout then, . skirt hangs
stihy, and shows where the cage commences,
Which is anything but sra eiIi.
M 8 " the fashionable p,ticoats are being made
Win holinc"s- which essst 10 throw the dress out
at nc bottom, and are raplculsrly suitable for
wearing under muslin and thin dresses. There
avery niSe u,ateTiA NV icing rnsnu'act ired, ard
which seems 10 be II gfeat favor 'or iadi,s summer
petticoat.. consisting Of q striped fsoric, with
mixture Of cotton III n, snd Which is very cool,
cor "rtatIe wear. We lsvo seen II in pink and
white, blue and white, usuve and white, brown
ahh white and some rrt,cosis made u this ma
trial are braided, or orntfnented wit. velvet, OF
made with little founces. They aye very economi-
cal, as they save much washing
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II Is SAIL on the Authority Of a Distinguished
Hcm ~ ihc clergy at Par , 20 Tie M1ssAGrR
tGA>co- AMEHtcAt>. of Yesterday, siaies--tlat
tie F'r' will hold a council about the 12ih or
!i.h "' June, WHOM, it the aiv.ces from France
''ow no notification Of tic present position, on
TIE breaking; UP Of the council, he will take a
solrmr farewell Of the rrclatcs, leave the
roniilcil Statca, ani vih good understand
ins with Austrian and Spain, avail, the progress
=.
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There nre hhccn hundred non-co-nmiss'oned OF
fcers aud privl,es now here. They are h. be re-
cas, In attachments, all having been required 10
sign parole There are also some one hundred and
twenty officers held here ~ prisoners Of wan some
- 4. hom have been here snce the battle Of Msnas-
as. Col. Croker Is quite well. Col. Corcoran.
sorry tosny, is quite III. The trip from Rich
r,ni h'-e was too much for him Ills conhtitu.
I 70 'snoi strong AMI the fatigue, Iryaton and
~,t ,'uir, rendered ira very wcai. v'hon he mr..
sed Lore L. took 10 his bed, aud has been confined
With fever ever since. Or. McGregor, WHO IS his
T. y-,cinu, ,c'sme tday that tie Co!ono's O. mp
tins ate b'trr, and that lie VAL probably soon 10
CDf.ynlteeTIt
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What a Virginia Cou,ruband Can 10.

A Washington lady desiring to procure a
"h'lp," made application a, the headquarters Of
the "contrabands, on Capitol Hill, when the
following colloguy ensuei between herself and q
female contrahand who had escaped from
"scrvice" in Virginia
Lady--wcli. Dnsh, you say you want plaeei
WI can you do ! Can you cookf
Cont rabaud--No, m'm maminy, che always
cook,d.
L'dy-Are YOU good aurb.rmsldi
Cot shand-S.stcr Sally, che sllays did the
chambers.
Lady-Can you wait In the dining room and at
tend the dopry
Ccntrsband-La ! no, MN Jim, that was his
work.
Lady--Can you wash and iron,
.Conntrsl and well, you sec, MN, Aunt Becky,
che allays washed
Indy-Cnn you sow,
Conir,band- Charity. sis allays sow'd.
L,ly--Thon, what IN TIC world did M do'
CpntribInd-Why, ! al'ays keep tie flies OF
fnlstls
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SPECTRCLES-GOLD, SILVER AND Steel
Ospectacles, eye glasses, microscopes telescopes,
opera glasses, surveying and drawing Instruments,
Thermometers, hydron eters, patent army com.
passes, &C., At low ices, ~ u CNTERS l69 WILL
ism 81 nes< beekmAu. Wy9 2S&c'l3J
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nR. BONE-oFFICE IS WEST 10Th ST.

- Diseases OF the heart, lungs liver, kidney, ~
cera'ci tlroats, female complaints, &C. Old u
GERS, tumors. sores. Cruz tunt. and every form OF
skin Diseases cured. Od DR.. Bones u tiers and
Pills sold only Mt nv Office. jc2 24ac.lJl
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PUBLICATIONS, &C.

SPLENDID SUMMER FASHlONS-Illus-
- trated In Mime. Demorests Mirror OF Fashions,
and sold everywhere At 20 cts. Mailed fee on re-
csipt VI price. summer No. low ready. myl5 2ASc"
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Affairs nj Fortress Monroe and Norroin,

The Iuftross Monroe CORE .pOnlont ot tic
Philadelphia INQu mEn. unlcr date Of June LIST,
saw,
The batteries erected ny Tho rel els on sewalrs
rtirt we're all ftruycd -im. d,,s since. and IT /,
G,u W r's nat ut on ~ bios y ever, tiny in ia.
sapH o. feici enterprise, ol this chatactor That tx
its 90 D ~ nclh0rhoOl, that wlil be Of no use u
the Iucn cause.
col. LowT's nAui"os.
G,n. NJ Clcrnus yalnrb'o ,uuct " the corps
Fum = ~" Lowe rcc"'noite 10 balloon, Is ttt-
tnH / o. quite nn inst t4tion.
Dur. tue hyAt htcy lotwcen Ne rcbcs aud
fr'c oi unn troprH, VA w.,,i the l,t'or ycr. en-
gagged IN ii-lodsing some h,tferios tbut hal been
erected, the hal,pn dId rN"ctiyn ia dirr,t
Ing thu movements oiuur artillery. a Telegraph
wire, Mt bed T. an Instrument on board coiiv, ycd
intclig'n t. oar men WI II t. do, aud what not tp
do, and corrected any nist,c inndc, 10y N. trans
mission OF such mr4sng.r, "a "roo abort" gust
u little over" "hre lover" "the latt shot tunk
them" &c. The enemy could MT lie seen 10y the
MN nj ~. batteries, aii our batteries In turn
hid from the view OF the enemy, the majority Of
whose shots fcl wade OF ~. mark.
Gss x'cLrLLAs's OPERATIONS OK the PENINSULA.
| A number OF officers WHO were wounded IN the
late battle At Hanover Cout Hpus. arrived here
last evening" ON their why North. They Z, present
| tie amount ~ lahur performed Is MrCleilan's
army, during III progress fruin Yorkt ,wu T. th.ir
| present pusit IN, before edmond, t. have been
| hcicul,in Tho mon have known no rest Every
stream las been thoroughly bridgcd, either tor
| advance or roireat. every swain.y piece of
ground has had ~ substantial corduroy hrlp. bui,t
| over 1t. Tho Chckahomiuy las been bridg,d, Mt
many points la n most substantial manner. The
| whole road over which the gallant army has
marched remains IN ~ present appearance mon;
| will of the Grand Amy Of III. pDtpinnc.
| The Inc 81 III" army before E.chm l; extends -
distance OF hiccn miles an i".us ale OF cit.
! Gle, the two wings being nearest t. tho city. a,
G"n. McClelan'a headquarters u tele- IA extends
| 10 the hcai'liartels 81 each division, by which
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OFFICIAL. AND Legal

nISSOLUTION or PARTNERSiilP--Ti
- firm OF BAKEwELL Il CO. sai!makcrs. let
BAKEWELL, MICHAEL j. KlLDEA. je4 a'iC5
THE PART NERsiilP HERETOFORE EX-
i iftfrn under the firm Of w. H. HOUSNAN a
CO. oySicr dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual
consen, JOHN J. uOusMAN. W. u. no ISM Al
New Yogk, May ], 1867. tb Tin
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Tng recent changes in N' military d'i TT
mon.s in virginia, IS ann iu ei IA v'.'er.lhf :
Srx. are the iirsi fruits Of rfcsiasut iiNco'Ns
assumption or th, r .us, AM are cminrniiy e. L-
quilted to strengthen lie conf lr.cc Of q + lie
In his practical eool IN ant .t,,1c.y
General M,CLuILAN'e mitiu! Is cN'c't"'
60 include the entire OF : :..iA south "i he
Earpahanno,k. General No,t is To- tab" iht
middle department, and " or-Goucrh liN Is
60 ,o to Fortress Monroe We the conc'lia oI!
yet firm policy that has r-cac'l such .o'l r'-
suits in Baltimore, will be o. lally lclo.,cial il.
No.folk
Other changes have also ben made that are
n les. satisfactory. Gen. Sort j. tc t.kc come
mani a, NA-pcrs fcrrv. AMI cooperate with
FRrNoSr IL Irving U.e rc,c'. vat Il tie She
naudoih Valley. Gen SioEl commands The
conflcuco % TIE country AMI The utboaHlr lei cn-
thusiasm Ct the army. y, N has sen IN 'rc
service, or rroyei moro u,i ieui in the South
west. lie has lcsu tic here 81 over, night ia
Missouri. aui ~. b-''i.tu. sta. ~ =. ID, ha.;ie
ofFcn Eii., 'uri. : a., fortunes Il 'hc l'v. l.
TIC new ,h,lt.e Oh: ....'a Odd. mol g. him l'w.A
have an opportunity Of j.,,u, ms lis h,i
qualities. agl S:v1,v.N JAZZ soN anil ANN
will sooa ili TIA; tha. have u' r.'iucl Conc
ri to oppose ,aom. O. d.; cHl iul ,Vi f.euc.l
officer, ,ets.. in III ;D. ....a.c e wa WHO c,n
ncither i, ,aiwi.tcl t.. sur.-s.'
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Financial, Market, Marine
News. Ar.. ON Third Page.

RufrMNrI~M, S,HuFvtA, ON IICrRs, AND
AL btsEAhrs oF rIE Bioup.-iIYATTs LIFE
BALSAN j., "a most certain remedy fIr tlrsr dis
eases Y"'L WHO are suffering the most torturing
palms remember tOrta', d, seq Of tAis powerful.
yet pleasant compound, will afford ceftiiu relief
Ihpusi uis % 90 have been cutci and plhlis.,d
IL thr sun, H'rd'. and other Jauors. These Ger.
If a'es are from we'll known CT leus who can 10
soon AMI con3IltCd 4 any hour. Pr,ncir,, do t.
.iJ Grand a. saventy-hyc cents per hott'c
A ''nt lur Bro syn, Mts. HAYES, 10 In ton a.
Mn. lHoMAl BAKERS BESEiIr-To- NiGur.
m'Lsura ktcu's Theatre, Tbc Nlo TIHcn Ot,r-
f",c, N, Hdc G6 Hikd. The beautiful CrLas VIII
tc9 S!aui,h d7ncc. TIE successful new plqv
Nc PHe' hoh AMI TIE splcritd spectacle IT,, M -
Tht hrlrnd performance viii .'trict tie lnf.,t
huu' 'ncr ~ tine srRs'n. Vanity Circle, - e.
InE l'hnY SHow u riitING rnu Nlr,rrM
I.ih ao'uircrs ~ ',rni.. bounty. anl B.r..r'F
c,vts with Nc's solid ''rDcta" Verify, the Baby
slo" is lfcat b'rn'u tx cr,atrr.
Doors AID SuoEs, ALMOST GtvrN AWAY.
{ 8 week, at TIE new store, 30 L nd pv uar. AT
2itn -irctt lau are invite! 10 call. NN. r AL
LEN. At'ut
4 PNlE OF Coon lNirSr LLArHrR Door,
f'r two dp''rS nni %! OF rt goods Dlr. lp.. ~
NAkrLir'S cfc D. l',"t ui shoe stor,, 10 J;2
Grand street, cprn"r Spr,,k.
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SHIPPING.

FOL LIVERPOOL - DREADNOUGHT
4 !dne-TAe y 'cndid clipper ship VICTORY,
Capt L.tt.e, will = lively sail ON tho 18th June
For passage, lowest rates, apply on to,ri, Pier 3,
North RIVER, or 10 H. II. DEMAREsr, ~ sluth
~. jed 7'l2I
EOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TApS-
Colts line ship MAMARANACK, at pier 10
East RIVER sails for Liverpool June 9TH. Ship
DANIEL WEBSTER, at pier II East River, sails
for London june IA. For passage, at low rates,
apply TO TAPSCoTr Il co, Sd south st. je3 2'l3l
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LOST AND E'Ol'SyD.

ROAl LOST-IliCKS DAY, NAY 10Th, A
- 10 feet row boat, paint Il .c, y Nh red stripe
outside, and branded En-. 4 Alsos ~ # skin,
branded W 4. johnson. v ocyer returns them TO
tie Bay House, Penny DHl.c, "iI be snital y re-
warlod. j,3 3'?16
r OST--ON MONDAY LAST, A WHITE
- and red spring goat whoever will return her
20 OWEN MuRTiiAw, 18th st, bet LIST AMI "a ayes,
will receive twelve slIillngs reward. She has one
tassel on her neck. 100
T OST-A PNHlMONNAIE, GOING FROM
- N,rc' y 4 Jerry to Broadway, on june 81 Tre
FINDER will he su.tab Y rewarded by leaving it with
The ferry master at the llobok'n ferry. 19i
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$40 BEST PIANO. c16O
tIoO GkuNLsrEEN N MALE 81 ~
AEsIGss.g,s. zoe, SALE.

4 liz STYLES OF BUSINESS WAGONS
'onat'ii. 3 uA iIIt ~ ulde To oa.cr, such ~
gre. -, l'a IS, '..t, '.'d Uud expires. You viii
aut oyoty ART 30 v.'ruI,,,ia- represented. STEW.
AEI'S Wnc"4 Factory, o,d street. between broad, 7
Wy and ST. ave. ny2 "i.o'lc5 .
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rl- ApvrprIsY - must lo handel .- -"
{ n.uc o',los iu'tAc Eva nt Joe "ids' 10 'tcdi'
proper Classification aui ,rt.l. ODD 1t.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 4. 1862.

g. FoR THE IMPORTANT Stws 1t t'~ la
by 1 ,'t-iaIh, Exptcss, Mails a., &c. zoe frst
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\ y EMPRESS WAGON WITH SHIFTING
p !'r F4l- Cat.p. : inc ftyic aud make as
X u-ti,c a Ct's Express Wagons, with harness
n.s' I-Ai tr'ttns wagon. BERLIN &c JONES,
l3i W..usm II. JED 1913
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FOR TIE FILES.
L DR.. iPuAAs Electusry Ia ccrtnin cure
Tor Pies CpsuyenasN aud Liver complaint Sod
by i. &. WELLS & co, ll3 Franklin ~, aud ut
u. lrHAMS Medical office, BsI Fourth IT, 81
door from the Bowery, between Bower and Broad.
way. up, ,3ac'lio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

"A RARE CIANCE--A LIQUOR STORE
for sale located In the love- part Of tho city;
does fno business; will sell It at . far price; tie
owner having other business 10 suenjt, For par.
lculars, spp'y W NIICHELLs Agency, II Cedar
street. ici 2si55
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-04

NTLTTIFK MD NAPOR NAliIS-TIMO-
- LAT's old established AMI tie only genuine SUI.
ph,r Baths IN III T. T., 1t Carroll Place. Bleed er
IT., cor Lsur,us, y 4 sure cuto tor rheumatism,
severe colds, cruruuns OF the skin, a. alice
uuns, chlils and icv.r. female weakness g. Given
daily hy pr. \. l.. 1iMoL>r ~ 90. ici 24tc'yh3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-04

RARBER SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP, SEAR
- Canal, DON y a god cash business, .fon sisto
go per week prce tigb rent for store and t. o
rooms adjoining sl6b per mouth. gas Included
!aiure nj the General Ascncv, No as ", idwsy,
room No. i,3 $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-04

HILL--On Tuesday, 81 inst, Eugene ~. &c n
sou Of John X. and Ann HI, asll 2ytafs, =.
months aud Gays.
As Eugene in death doth swcetly rspose.
ma his my Iho ll..nr,,lt,x rDca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-04

1 kfIl'E L h-NNl " FL. IVlNl W " Is VI As
~ Opened rooms for cons'sltati, and practice At
" Twelfth M, o doors west oi rruslvay AMI Will
give special at 'ntiun T. disease of oil kinds
His book, 80 highly rcco nm,uicd by the Bns-
ton SURGICAL journal, n,y be lad It T. WAR
NEE's N'scy II, and a, Or. B.'s Office Piico IL.
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