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the successiulcure Of herself and child. The lat
ter having been afflicted with = severe attack Of
cholera infantun, was given up ineurable by the
most celebrated physicians, when she called on Dr.
Czapkay, who, after q short period, restored the
child to perfect health. Encouraged by this ex-
rsordinary result she sought advice herself fer the
scrofolous malady with which she had been aiiict-
ed for eight years, and which wthstood the treat
ment Of the best physicians in America and Eu-
rope. But DR.. Czspksy has succeeded in afording
her permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy
life, which. for eight years. had lost all charms for
her. She therefore deems it due to herself, and to
all sick and afflicted, to recommend DR.. Czapkay as
Of the most skillful ply sicians in the United
States, MRS. CAROLINE GRAY
Corn.r Walnut and 7th sts, Philadelphia, Pa.
A. GLAsER, Notary Public, l2s Seventh street,
All consultations (by letter or otherwise) ffee.
Address, DR. L. J.. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery. opposits
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Once. San Francisco.
Spermaterrhea.
Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits,
lassiude, weakness Of the limbs and back indispo-
siton and incapability to labor or study, dullness
Of apprehension, loss Of memory, aversion socie
ty, love of solitude, timdty, selfdistrust. dix1i-
ness, headache pains in the side, affections Of the
eye, pimpes the face, sexual other infrmities
in man, cured by the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method ofeuring
diseases is new, unknown to others) and hence the
great success. All consultations (by letter 9TH
erwisc) free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
jn17:3m San Francisco, California.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-21

Attending and Resident Physician. L. J. czAP-
KAY, NJ. D., in the lac Hungarian Revolutionary
War; Chief Physician to the goth Regiment Of
Honveds; Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital
Of Pesth Hungary, the late Lecturer ON Diseases Of
Genito Urinary Organs and diseases of Women and
Children, and Honorary Member of the Philadel-
phia College Of Medicine
~ Particular attention paid to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to Women and Children
Office Hours-From A. y. to . p. n. Communi-
cations strictly confidential. Permanent cures
guaranteed pay. Consultations by letter or
otherwise, Free.
Address, DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal
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virdict then announced was treason, the pen.
atty death The sentence was signed by eve
rymember of the court l80. in number, and
was read to,the Prince.
The wretched cuiprity- broken down in mind
as well as body. was almost frenzied with
terror, and, as his death warrant was read,
was thrown into commissions. All the night
long, fit succeeded fit, as delirious with wo,
he mouned upon his bed A messenger, in
the morning. was dispatched to his father to
inform him of his condition. The Gar,
scarcely less wretched than his inseLsible son,
hastened t his side. The young man was
dying, Peter threw himself upon his knees,
and with floods Of tears and ch h,ked utterance
implored God, SO earnestly and so pathetical-
ly to have mercy upon his s,n, that the stout
est hearts were moved, and sobbings filed
the room. 1t was the 7th of July, 17l8. The
Prince was in one of the towers Of the stone
castle. Through the long hours of the day
this scene -of anguish .ntinued, until six
O'Clock in the evening, when the wretched
Alexis breathed his last. and passed from the
tribunals of earth to the final judgement seat.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-21
DR.. 1. ]. CZaPKAY'S

Private Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento Street, 5elou Montgomery,
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Once,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-21

Established in 1854 for the Permanent Cure of all
Chronic and Private Diseases, and the Suppress
sion of Quackery.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY, June 3-sP. NJ.

WEDNESDAY June 3-SP. NJ.
Money il active, without being scarce. Some
lenders were able to dispose Of all their money to-
day at I, while Others who asked only 9, had
money over at the close Of bark hours. The SUI
Treasury continues TO dsbu1se largely, and in the
course OF day two che government balance
bids fair to be considerably reduced. Debt Ger.
tihcstes are a fraction lower. Mercantile paper Is
unchanged; first class names 51I 81 per cent.
Gold has not been very active to-day II opened
at 147, fell 10 l46, sold In the afternoon at ll7,
l4s4 and y, and closed at FIVE p. ". At
about 1857. Exchange !: ins:tiysi tho rate for
bapssrs is about loo sf,,n a iiighsOderng. scr
s..a.ile bills are uncommony scarce, and the lead
| ing drawers prefer to sell for gold rather ,ys4
trust TO pick up commercial bills TO cover. The
heavy exports Of last week should have created a
fair supply OF bills; but the market does mt seem
| 10 feel the effect
The stock market was heavy this morning, ana
prices xefs uniformly lower. At the fr-t board
New York Central fell TX, Erie I, Erie preferred
| x, Hudson 1, Reading ~, Michigan Central J.,
southern old ~. Illinois I, Pittsburg 2, Gslena
1, Toledo 4, Rock Island q. Fort Wayne !, North
| western |, Canton =, Cumberland q. Missouris
! !, Ohio and Mississippi lH. Governments were
steady; bonds duil. Al the close the market was
steady; but at the one r. N. call the leading
stocks we're pressed for sale by the bears, and a
further slight decline ensued. There did not seem
| 20 be any particular cause for the decline. None
OF the leading houses had any trouble about
money. and there are ne unfsvorabie advices
| respecting traffic. still the temper Of tho
day appeared to be 70 sell stocks, and quo.
/ ,asicns we're marked down in consequence. A.
the afternoon board the leading bears took sdvan.
,sre OF the condition OF the market 10 hammer
prices with their options, and siill lower quota
tons we're made. Harlem was got down ? per
cent. Piitsburg 1, Erie q, and 70 on throughout
the ls,. There was very little resistance 70 the
de- ise by the bulls. who seemed not unwilling hat
their opponenfA should get out pretty fair IiDs
"A .ttbs four-P. NJ. call Of the public board th'
make, vas rather beGter. Eri>so'1 ~ 10 oir.
sftcr selling nj % ~ the secoml botrf pitsber.
sic.c.< n.r cent Ssatheri OF wls taa. a..t - I
gcaiss fSe prices stfs bsl,e. aal ~ 30.
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srmsS- fhan ai amy tirae duri,g the dsy: The fOI

The supreme Court- sitting I'M gen.
decided this morning that the hold, OF mortgage
executed prior to the passage Of the legal Tender
act could not be compelled to receive psyment OF
the mortgage in legal tender money, on the ground
that IL was unconstitutional for Congress to impair
the validity OF existing contracts. decision by
the same court, sitting at Rochester, was lately
rendered In precisely the opposite sense, and
other State courts throughout the West have like
wise upheld the constitutionality Of the law. An
appeal has been taken to our Court of Appeals,
which Is understood to be prepared without the least
delay to the decision of the Supreme Court
and pronounce the law constitutional; and mean.
while the point win come before the United States
Supreme Court, on appeal fsom an Indiana court,
within few weeks. The decision created but
little comment to-day, as It has long been
generally understood that TIE judges would
decide as they have done. Il has likewise
been pretty generally known for some time in
business circles that, before the act was passed,
the frightful consequences which would ensue fyom
It's being pronounced unconstitutional were fore
seen by Congress, and the members Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States were privately con-
their endorsement.
-
says:-'The receiver Of tho Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad has been discharged, and Dow the
directors are in full possession of the road. The
directors came into possession at twelve last
night"
A meeting Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg d.
rectors has been called for July l, to decide
whether any more bonds shall be converted into
stock. At present certain third mortgage bonds
are aoat with the privilege Of convertbility; bot
the stock being full they cannot be converted
unless further issue of stock be authorized.
There Is some talk Of allowing all the bondholders
to convert, and those who know ths property best
seem to think that II the privilege were granted
all of them would avail themselves Of it this year.
The failure OF Pilkington Brothers, Of Liverpool,
for something like $500 900, il another illustration
of the inevitable tendency of Illicit trade. The
Plkingtons, like most Of the merchants Of Liver
pool, have been engaged in fitting out vessels to
run the blockade, and, as a matter Of course have
failed Their assets appear, for the most part, to
be in the hands Of prize agents, who will
probably distribute them, by and by, among our
gallant sailors, and the creditors Of rfkington win
get nothing. This case and that Of Pearson, OF
Hull are only the first mutterngs Of a storm
which, before it is over, will sweep away most of
the merchants OF Liverpool. No prudent mer-
chant in this suntry should allow any Liverpool
house to get in his debt or ship any goods on con-
signmcnt to Liverpool, or buy bills on Liverpool at
any price.
The business Of the Sub. Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts VI S$t ,o4s II
For customs ...................... 5000 90
Payments D'o-, .o -
Balance. '.s.%Sh,'V' 90
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CASTLES HER,
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Ta nisrcs q the Casls Heir inenas, whis this
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The Returaing Regtments.
AxYrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF rHE rwksrf-ssco'
usotuySr NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.

AxrrvAr AND DEPARTURES OF ruE TwESry-sEcoSD
REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The above regiment arrived In this city from the scat
sf war At Ave O'Clock yesterday afternson On their ar
,,v.l thev proceeded TO the Park Barracks whore short
sssy was male In order give the men refreshments,
Altar which they took the for Albany where the
regiment was raised The Twenty second ABOUT
three hundred mon and under the commsnd 81 oea
Pnelpe This gallant corp. has bccn 81 "a prue,uaI
actions or the war; sea wsyweJs Conducted itself with
The iollc ~lns are the principal ofncers,-
CbioweS--waltsr Phelps, Jr.
LtfrffDnrf Coonef-1homas Strong.
YGG- 0rmsbery.
--ss-s-.-Nocsv. Peabody, Wilson, Burgss. cammsr.
con SiiIsr and Edgeriy.
nscBrrrox or rus THrary.sEvrSrH AND rnIarr.
EIGHTH RE0hESTs.
Ample preparations have now been made IN order 10
i've tho thirty seventh and Thirty.eghtb regiments
Nee York state Volunteers most ssthusastc welcome
on the occasion Of their arrival, which h expected 70
take place this Afternoon early 10 morrow morning
in addition 20 tho city militia regiments which are order
Cd 70 parade upon the occasion "A The twenty third
National Guard n Brook yn, under command Of Coloue
Wm Fyerdel, Jr. This wt be the debut In a military
sonse Of tho twenty third regiment before New York
public II s recent orsansion, but sald 10 be one
Of the bcst drilled and best oncorod regiments OF tho
stste militia.
Brigsder General Ward the former commander Of the
thirty eighth arrived 10 this city yesterday: General
the city with beth OF the regiments To those two sal
i,nt affeers much credit s due f0 the prestige and
hnnorsb name VII ch have hsrAdcd both their late
ma.ds previous W their return home
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MIsCELnAA iEOUs.
A: !:
BT-iSo~x

CAUTION.-The Plantation Btrv kbo''ie 10 securou 70 w
by United States letters patent.
To initiate or use II for any o,r.-@ purpose IL crime
An. and imprsonment Parties warned
Of the consequences Of nllpg empty soot'ies Win any
o,h., ro,,,urs ,vb.h.r calling Il P1susa BitteTs
BY any other We cash sixty os"a per donen or
q per gros for all empy bottles de~erad 81 our manu-
factory i0sLbery street. thus removing my excuse 'ss E
norance.
Any person pretending to soil Plantation Hrs IN oa'
BY the gailos 10 . swndisr and impostw "esen eov
ipour regular bottles all bearing private United st<s
ssmp and steel plate liable and signature.
PHDRAKE CO.,
"a Broadway, New York
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The La,es, from Port Hudson.

SATISFACTORY PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE.
From the New Orleans Era, May 2s
We learn authentic source that the army ocofe
Port Hudson IN satisfactory position and that every.
thing PROMISES for important aud successful close
OF the campaign against that stronghold OF the rsbos
We hope during the day TO be able TO lay before our
readers moro definite INTEL gence but advise them mean
time 10 possess their souls m patience We have corps
OF corrcspondens spot and shall give the earliest
possible information OF the important events which are
no doubt on the eve OF enactment.
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CITY CON mmnRCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY. June 3-6P. NJ
As-u.-rhere 30 bbls. sold at &c. for pots aud
exc. aoRc for Pe.rls. Stock sss obs
BsxApsrySrs-fiour was solnew haI unsettled IN price
and tho demand was ess active. me days Gales com
prised IL $50 bbls state aud Western 800 do southern
and 700 do. canadian. Within auI Iaylsad Ialtcc
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Day.

c,,,,ue ~. Clplrlf.--iart ai.Olfued " Ncnfty,
r,,. l.s5 Part 2-5JJ0. S)Js, soJs, 1876 800
AZ led 10 ,lsdel * Aefnafay
s,,,.,.t .sa n..--its,t t-Nut. 1f.T 1883 gui c.si
NJ I. .5 .L, -. .., 2.Hi. .s,I. 45ts. 2i.i, -.ss.
-, fslF. -hlE - fl1, t.t. -. --5l, 80,
~ .-sl, t.t&, Hsf, 1852. ii.li .-s, $50 ~
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RobertsomS Patent Movable Water
Coses-Fres from smell for stick rooms state rooms Ac,
md sold In the plumbing establishment AS
Water Orders for work ships houses executed
In q superior
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.. L. BENSON, Dentist. 500 Broadway.

Havana MansecndO Ice Cream,
ATMAILLARD'S SALOON,
Cal Broadway between Houston and Bleecker streets
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PRICES Cashcd In all Legaiixcd Lotteries.
Information Owen. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
IL Wall street. room No. J. New York,
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Those or Our Readers Who Have Used
BURNETTS celebrated Toilet Articles will grove the
opportunity to supply themselves with his equally celebrated
Cooking Extracts.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thirty per
sent premium paid for prizes Information furnished.
Highest paid for douboons and all kinds o gold and
silver. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, l6 Wsll street
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Trusses.-Marsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey street. opposite the church No
ton with other truss ocs Of the Fenals
attendant
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The Sl0at Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing
Machine with improved Brader 67 Brsadway New York.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

Brooks Spring Bosts.-Thc Double Tie
Shoe. with Over Caters, at LORIN BROOKS SONS,
<l Broadway, corner OF Howard street.
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Eight Cartos dc vfsite for 9l. or Un-
equaed style and finish TAITs Of Cortandr and
Greenwich streets.
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| w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best
harmless reliable Sold
by drugxst and perfumers Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

20O and 292 Bowery.-The Cheapest
'-'" ''''Ns " ~ aEo A. HUNTER 4 co.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, HAIR Dyelng
and Moldaya Cream, for beautying the hair, W. A.
RATCuEIORH. 10 BOND street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

Iron stable Furniture, Iron Managers,
Hay Racks Horse Guards Feed aud Water Boxes, Hchng
Posts, &c. HUTCHINSON WICKERSHAM.
$50 Canal street. east OF Brosdway
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Everybody Should Use Pylc's q. K.
Soap because IL the best Sold BY grocers everywhere

Moth Antidotc Cam ph0r, Cedar, san.
dal eeciual economical exermnaor In carpets
and ciothin Sold by ars, class druggists cents bag
KITCHEN q WATTS
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Tn. rw..,y-nl.sh New Work nss,m::ss.

Tbe rvouty ninth View YORK regiment, comrosed
ehissv a rhlafephs Turner's, returned borns from the
-. Il ght and met With rrand rcceptiOn FROM their
csrm.p brethren The ptoce.son through the principal
streets sas heartily greeted.
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NEWS FROM HooKsR's ARMY.
The Rebels strengthening Their Picket
I.tuaa.


The Rebels Strengthening Their Picket
wAsmsGros, june 8. 1888
An army order, issued from headquarters, Army OF
the Potomac recently issued says horse should be left
= the possession Of soyaI resident Of any part OF tho
country occupied by the enemy this species Of property
he,ng conraband OF war and liable to be used by gue
las, s,'s,, or messengers in the enemys service.
The rebss OF the southern SIDE .. he Rappah nnOcx
yesterday morning strengthened considerably thst picket
lines where thoy were lately much weakened.
To the Patrons or tho Herald.
FRrEsDsYou ought to love your soldiers. know you
Erst WIN you, then, show It by saving half dozen,
more o. less OF the HRRALDs and forward them 10
for gratueus distribution will pledge myself to their
faithful disbursenssut. L. SPRAGUE,
Chaplain lls:a regiment N. Y. s. Volunteers.
CANT THE 10th RECT NV.
OnciaI Drawings or murray, Eddy d
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State 4 lotteries ,..
KENTUCKY. EXTRA GLASS 30y-June 3. 1854
IS, 4. So, 46, 80. 2s.
KENTUCKY, CLASS sl0-June s. 1855
c.sas;. e. sS is 81 81 81 g. % G
oe,lasssa. ssss41; r. :. aDD1 < so.l:' Z c0i "a
Omcisi Drawings OF the shelby College
= ;. EsTss Sl1.. ..s-yans s 1853 :,
ST. ~, l3, 81, 50. le, ST. 20, IS, 10, 10, IT, SO,
So, 80.
Class li0-Juns 8, 1863
SO, 81, SO. SO, l6. IS, Il, "a, 38, 62, 9.
JOHN A NORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington Delaware.
Prizes Cashed I'm AL Legaii.sd Lotteries.
II Wall street. room No. !, New York.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Thirty per
rs. Ss .n III
silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6 Wsll street
= Hats.-White's Spring styles or Hats
worry attractive Dress Hats Soft Imperial and Military.
Also Cops. ZIG Broadway.
Brooks Spring Boets.-The Double Tie
Shoe. with Over Caters. at LORIN BROOKS SONS,
~ Broadway. corner OF Howard street.
Ferris u SONS Own and Paris Boots
and Shoes 81 Nassau and 6ai Broadway two Aoors below
Fourth street
Eight Cartos dc vfsite for sl. or Un-
Greenwich streets.
28O and 292 Bowery.-Tho Cheapest
cash clothing warehouse In the city uuvrvn . IN.
The sloat Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing
Machine, with improved Braider 6 Brsadwsy New YORK.
Havana Manteendo Ice Cream,
AT TMAILLARD'S SALOON,
Cal Broadway, between Houston and Beecker streets
.. L. Benson, Dentist. 500 Broadway.
Iron stable Furniture, Iron Managers,
Posts, &c. HUTCHINSON wICKERsHAM.
$50 Canal street. east OF Broadway
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Beautffui Complexion.-I.atrd's Bisom
OF Youth Liquid PEARL for the complexion and skin.
! moved 70 ass Broadway. Sold at all druggists.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

A Box OF SoTR PAPER READY INHALED, SIT
N kinds. A. 10 H.. only 81 rs, .. SihBhEDEs' D. 80
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Barry's TricOpherous for tho HAIR
Paironed by the principal iAses Of Europe sad Amero
article admitted TO be the standard
tion for all purposes with the hair II prevents
its falling Of, eradcaies all dandruH Ac and keeps In
the most beautiful condition Its habituai renders the
oil popatnm other preparation quite super
nuous Sold by all druggists throughout the United states
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Diseases of she Nervous, ssminal, Uri-

Bogle's Hyperion Fluid Restores and
dresses hair Boges Electric Hair Dye best In Try
Be convinced. W. BoGLE Boston. Sold everywhere.
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pnLJA sDs ~ Q ahiyftfh = ~ ~ tp iAiAsf
s-.-.a.. .fbf. fs. a.ffs .faf.e 80 -
.. f.a. sf Efafs srH
.- Il. ls A. ~ s.fa-.F' EEL .I.I go f.aHr|at
- 'f' 70 y okfrtn4ef X. -
ta rfrfr0s afEriT Ian Or
II. .f o. .aff = 4 a.
80 AZ ff a.lrN Nf aafa ri.
s,l ,st Birs.A - n tsssl .
80 tgs Np
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nary and Sexual Systems New and reliable reament-n
reports OF the Howard sealed letter
yeopes free OF charge Address DR.. j. SkiMn Houghon
How ard Association, Philadelphia. Pa
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the piles This I. no linnsnt ointment ssIve ~,
curing the pes guaranteed he money refunded
sent Tree mail receipt % 81 The trade supplied on
liberal terms Directions English French unrpan and
SpAnkh. T. ffNEa 10 bIoAaNat.
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FURNITURE E.

FUhNbIORG.
AMI ELEGASr AssoRTMBAr OF HorsNsoLD yUB
~ nara frivat szls-ffopery OF iatl.y lsAstns fs
Europe Pianoforis; DfAwins Room sa,is eassl~a ~ss
kzgercs BOOKCASE. pa ntngs, stsxy, bfostra
Bro ado CnTtans Cbsndrhrra NAse. bara0s Bsfstrsis
Mirrors 'alrs strks, oil mad u order
bsss bean In bat eight uonths
vii 70 sod Izaure Al III ssss Gseaty thrd
lvURsTTURE - BEAUTIFUL no EHgoD DOuhf.H
Paflof for sale csrsf~d In .
Fneneh sain Hafa cfsr sven usUtia cost vb6,
will he fi6 sns. Euu 81 la~es.
In green d fr neh brcatsi g.. ti1c. siss he Furni
"a aud b~frsons ssrsi sarf4afe AfIlg ~
llg wssi Elshth street. Clinton pAcc h~tNsen nA sna,
ktIth Averuvs
I,oR sAIY-OooD rURSiruaE BEDs HPpDisO,
T aud b4Air Ca pstssTfTFt ND utnsss9 o.
h0uaexsryng for saf Or Hv- srsons rFr ~ "a bs
0ay iron % y. NJ ~ 1D NTsi Ne tirn s,rsel
DKIyATE sALg oF IuE EsrIEE YrnNiTufg; or
II Insaa fstnily comgAsns lsFinr bulnf " 49,
BrdfOY1 kiiahfn ld nchpo hHgfu faruiiNFas Pc
tare. Cafpts Chanfaler a. al 10 goi qrrf ~ stcsl
oygufturitY f1r tbe .rnlstinz Apfg - hs aay
md tii 80. Nest Irssy-af. !. 80 s~t.
b.txosn Broadway and I'M AFoEsr.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

DoaKs, BoOKS BOOKS KH-DKALEhS ~ CHAP rUB
ID ikatlona PrH.A Cards srTsosc el Views, Ca trs -
yse O Paniingsin fst sver,,ning In this lns en- ss
had tho wholesale prirts Counu, sf
respectfully solicitef JEOR0E rKCK CO. Fuf bssiaS
Ages - North william street. ~ Y.
nIY THE sEERs CALENDAR ~ roo SogLD
IN kno~ the hes. days TO - marry trade sserstss
iavors travel A. Ycr sse ~ ns~s deaicrs ffioo ~
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