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THE PACIFIC COAST.

sailing Of q War steamcr-ReceptiOn or w.
ii. Seward-Democratic Nominatlons-euit
Against Ex.ColIector Ketchum-Aerial Navi-
CATION.
BAN FRANCISCO. June 20, 1850.
The United States steamer Mohicau sailed to-day
FOR ports on the Mexican Pacific coast, 1t was an
nounced yesterday that she would leave for
Behring's Sea with scientific expedition, but in the
meantime orders were received for ber detention
and her destination was changed as above stated.
The Congressional Committee Of Ways and Means
and SoSds4 sse custom House. f0S'
PORTION Of the snow shed Of the Central Pacific
EfalTQaa near Emigrant Gap, has been destroyed by
o.ss OsA acs,S q SUPERVISOR ! wtl Pro-
q. sswaN ahd esQprt hip 70 THIS city:
snSa 81 snS % ERR q ct v
The Democratic State Convention met In sacra-
mento to-day. J. B. Crockett and William Lenseper
were nominated for Judges OF the Supreme Court OF
the State by reclamation.
suit Tas has s
toms at Sitka for the illegal seizure Of the
ship Czaro witch. claiming 500, 900 damages.
Inc CALIFORNIA state Fair Will open In sacramento
September g. The premiums offered amount to
Successful experiments have been made In this
machine II not only assembled Into the air. but was
propelled n any tedaired direction by the ma
ten PERSONS, being CONSTRUCTED for The PURPOSE Of
making trips 70 New York. The inventor is conf
dent t1at the trip can be made In twentyf0uf hours
Flour quiet there y some inquiry for shipment
wheat at q AN, and choice new at 81 90. Legal
tenders TAX.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-.oNDoN, June $3.50
P. M.-C0nsols closed at 92T for money, and 92yS
% for the account United States fve-twenty bonds
so% Erie Railway shares, 1917; Illinois Centrals
PARIS BouRss PARIS, June oo.-Bourse steady.
Rentes, 70f. 40c
FRANKFORT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June 80--Even-
ing.-.Unlted States bonds closed at sex s69s for
the old issue.
LIvRRPooL COTTON NATURALIZATION, June
3O--4:80 P. M-The market closed active Middling
uplands, lQHd 12Hd.; middling Orleans, 1880. o
l2Hd. The sales Of the day have footed up $1,000
bales
The shipments of cotton from Bombay to the goth
inst. according TO Reuters telegrams) have been
Is, 900 bales
LTvERP0oL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvERpooI,
June 3o-Cheeso, oss. per cwt. for American. Lard,
Ills. Cd per cwt.
LrvERPooL BREADsTUFrs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL
June 30-The market IL firmer.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0NDoN, June 90
Sugar quiet, both on the spot and aloat. Linseed
oil. 99l 1885, per ton. Calcutta lnsecd, OILS. cd.
HAvRE CoTroN MARKET.--HAvRR, June 3o-Even'
ng.-Cotton closed easier, but not ouotably lower.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwERf June 30.-Petro-
leuu. 49Af. for standard whites
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eotefegns eAcFl with 100 sovereans ADDED, for two
year olds the produce Of mares covered n ised VS.
won BY Lord Stamfords b. ny Lady, By Lambton,
out Of Little Lady, beating Mr.. r. Norris Dr. T. Eao-
quence. by Carnival, out Of Aadrigal second. and
Nj. 6axon's bay nn BY Defender out Of imposition,
third. The betting ct the start ives i've TO one
against the winner. Three ran. aH.a
the chief feature Of tho meeting was tho Molynsux
Cup (hahdidst,. tot eli ages, 800 sovsrsigns in
specie, by subscription OF ten sovereigns each with
100 added; one mile. The race ives won BY Mr..
Kenninstons b. o Mysotts, three yesrs Old, BY Heir
OF Lime, ont Of Mtrate, BY Alarm beating Mr. John
stones blk G. Goodhope, three years OLD, BY Cape
Flyaway, out Of Maid Of Rent, second and victress
third. Six started. The betting previous to the
race was four to one against Mysotts, four to one
against Goodhope and two to one against vlctress.
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NEW YORK.

Union College Festivities-Sudden Illness of
Judge Harris-Infernnl Machine Explosion
Stnte Normal Scho0l-Central HaiIroad
Election.
ALBANY, June 30, 1869.
The Schenectady correspondent OF the Argus says
in relation to the paraytic stroke suffered by Judge
Harris, at the Union College, yesterday
Judge Harris, who had been actively participating
ip the eQnvyiallties Of the trustees, and who was
evidently delighted with the success OF afairs de-
ollned ID speak when called upon by his class that
Of lS2n ana named DR.. Dana to make the
reply Complaining shortly afterwards Of feel:
ING unwell., he walked from the room. and
paralysis developed itself. Dr. Vedder was IN i'm
mediate attendance and afterwards DR.. Frank Ham.
1top was called in and the graver symptoms passed
away. ind the Judge was soon IN way OF recovery.
ThA event east gloom over the otherwise
Onion College commencement to-day and deliver
the diplomat W the absence OF Acting President
aafTs, who u Still to III too attend.
Captain GeeIdn Of the Third district police station
81 tbs city, to-day found on hts desk what appeared
to be small ball Of clay; but, on attempting to cut
1t with his knife, 1t exploded, decorating his hand
and innicting o slight wound on his forehead.
Another ofncer near him was shocked BY the explo-
sion The ball passed out OF the captains hand and
entered the wall Of the room.
The graduating exercises Of the State Normal
School took place to-day and were quite brilliant.
Forty eight students graduated.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the New York
Central Railroad Company held In this city to-day,
236 500 shares voted In favor Of giving authority to
the directors to Issue stock In exchange for interest
certificates. There were no adverse votes.
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LOUISIANA.

Astounding Frauds Upon the Rcvenue-Cus-
tom House OGcers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
Sugars at New Orleans
new ORLEANS, June 80, 1859.
The Investigations BY Collector Casey, which have
been in progress some time In the seizure last
evening Of 400 boxes 1857 hogsheads and 70 terces
Of sugar belonging to the importing houses Of Au-
guste Couterie Co., and placing under surveillance
he entire stock Of imported sugar In bond in this
city, amounting to af,060 boxes, S167 hogsheads
1873 tierces ana $50 barrels, all OF which will be
reweighed and reclassi1ed before being permitted
to be Withdrawn from bond with the view Of detect
ing any further frauds which HAY have been COM
mitted The Investigations OF the revenue officers
show that the importers used false invoices; the
sugar was cassed too low and the weights returned
almost Invariably lower than the false Invoices. I'm.
plicated in these frauds are q number Of weighers
appraisers, examiners and inspectors appointed by
Collector Casey. 1t Is supposed, however, that STINT
lar frauds have been practsed for long PERIOD
Suspicion aroused by the difference In the weight
OF packages and quality Of sugars from the same
port when Deputy Collector Herwig had prepared
an abstract giving the complete history OF every
package OF sugar III bond showing the uniform diff
ference in weight, amounting TO $50 pounds each
hogshead, forty-nve pounds each box on fraudulent
invoices Several other importing houses are 1mpli-
Gated, but no further frauds have been definitely
dyed.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Opening of the Red River R0ad-Reciprocity
with the United States-Tcrrinc Hall
Storm.
OTTAWA, June 80, 1859.
The Privy Council met yesterday, and 1t is under.
stood arrangements were made relative to opening
the road to the Northwest
is reported that the Hon. John Rose will proceed
to Washington about the 10th Of July to negotiate
the proposed new reciprocity treaty
The town Of woodstock, Ontario, was visited by q
terrific hail storm on sunday morning last-the haul
stones being from i've to eight inches In crcum.
ference. Much damage was done to gardens and
windows So much glass was broken that there is
not enosgh in town for repairs.
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TENN

The Chinese Immigrant scheme-Call for n
Convention In Memphis.
MEMPHIS, June 80, 1859.
At preliminary meeting for the purpose Of
encouraging Chinese emigration, held at the Cham
Der Of Commerce this afternoon, composed Of lead.
ing Of this section Of the country the following
despatch was read by the secretary:-
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80, 1862
To @. W. GrrT:-Does the meeting at Memphis
take place on the 18th q JulyS K0opmanshaaf,
principal Chinese importer, will attend II answer Is
favorable j @. EASTLAND.
the 18th of July, to be composed Of delegates from
all parts Of the South, especially from Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Ten
nessee.
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THE PRESIDENT AT BALTIMORE.

Visit Of President Grant to the Shops and
Wharves Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
rOad-Inspection Of the Works and Ma.
DISQUALIFICATION of the President BY the
W0rIkmen.
LOCUST POINT. BALTIMORE, June 80, $780,
General Grant to-day, in accordance with a pre-
viously expressed intention, visited Baltimore for
tho purpose Of inspecting the extensive workshops
Of the Baltimore ana ohio Railroad Company. their
European wharves st Locust Point and GmiMarIzipg
himself With the lc6atQss and the chips and steam
accompanied by Postmaster General creswer. secre-
tary COZ, Of the Interior Department. ex.seeretary
Of War Edwin n. stapton, Commissioner
Delano Of the Internal Revenue Department
and General Horace Porter. private secretary
NJ III! s'9 ss ss e
III Lord, President o. ths Indiana, Cincinnati And
q Mount Clair the President aud party proceeded to
the workshops, visiting the great blacksmith shop
s s Mouse sd SSas Ss
shops, On entering the blacksmith shop the Presi-
dent was greeted with tumultuods cheers by the hun
mers, rolling mills &C. were In active work. and the
President with Mr.. Davis, master machinist, passed
Various and AFTER the Sspscon the Gem
eral expressed great satisfaction ct the complete
provements Of machinery In late years n enoono-
MIXING and saving labor, and said the visit TO the
shops Of the company showed that al railroad work
could be done this region az well Oh elsewhere The
inspection over the company partook OF collation.
provided BY the officers OF the company, and then
proceeded to the wharves OF the company at Locust
Point where they went ON board the steamship Bal
timore, preparatory to taking trip down the bay.
on arriving at Locust Point and going on board
the steamship Baltimore, the pioneer ship Of the
Baltimore and Bremen fine President Grant and
party were met by Admiral Porter, Governor Bowie
Mayor Banks, Collector Thomas and other United
States oflcias and citizens Of BALTIMORE also mum.
Der Of ladies. At two O'Clock the ship cast loose and
proceeded on her voyage. While passing Fort
McHenry Presidential salute was fred, which was
responded to from q revenue cutter accompanying
the ship. hne COLLATION. was served, and after
proceeding about twenty miles from the city ethe
President and party returned to Baltimore, where
they arrived about eight O'Clock this evening, and
took special train for Washington.
Tho President expressed himself as gratifed and
pleased with his visit and the Inequalities extended
by the railroad company and the officers Of the SHIP
and remarked that 1t was the pleasantest day he
had passed since his Inauguration; that only one
person mad applied to him for an ONCE asking for
consulate AND he had gone or to Bremen on the
Baltimore before he could give reply to the re-
quest
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Battle Between the tmperialists and Moham-
medans-Fursher Insults to Borcisuers-The
Japanese Was Still Raging.
HoSc KONG, June Q, via LONDON, June 80. 1862
great and decisive Rettis has besn fought be-
tween the Imperlalsts ana the Mohapdpedan rebels.
The latter were defeated with the loss II 10000 men.
The Chinese have offered further insults to
foreigners
The news from Japan Is unfavorable The civil
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GERMAN

Movements Of Count Bismarck.
BERLIN. June &c. 1862
Count Bismarck has gone to his estates at varzin,
where he viii remain until October to recruit his
health. He has been temporarily relieved from the
performance Of his duties as President Of the Cosn
Gil OF Ministers. but VIII continue to transact the
business Of the Federal Chancellorship.
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ILLINOIS.

Tho Chicago, burlington and Quincy Rail.
road Election.
CHICAGO, June 30, 1859.
At meeting OF the stockholders OF the Chicago,
Burlington and quincy Railroad Company, held In
this city to-day, the following were unanimously
elected directors for the ensuing year:-Erastus
Corning, James y. Jay, @. 8. Cotton, John o. Green,
NJ Thayer. j. M. Forbes, W. d. Bartlett j. w. Brooks
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A,-Beautiful Woman, II You Would Be
beautiful use HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
It gives pure blooming complexion and restores youth
full beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfect
Redness Botches and Pmple cures TAM Sun
burn and Freoks, and makes lady Of thirty appear but
twenty .
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skin smooth and
peary the eye bright and clear the check glow with the
bloom of YOUTH and mpArts fresh plump appearance 70
the countenance No lady need compsp Of complexion
when Is cents will purchase this delightful article.
Depot q Park row, New York.
Use only Lyons KathAron for the hair.
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PENNS Y.LVANIA.

The Connections River Bridge-Comu,issio
ON an Inspecting Tour-Attempt to Pack
the Irish Republican Convention at Chi
cago.
PHILADELPHIA June &c. 1860.
The Board Of Engineers appointed by an act Of
Congress to approve the location and plans for tho
Connecticut river bridge are here to-day inspect.
ing the work Of the Keystone BrideS Company.
Yesterday they visited the Phenixvils Ironworks.
The Board consists Of Generals G. B. Stuart and Geo
B. Mcclellan and 4. A. Gilmore, pQisSd STATED En-
Thsy are y y Ss
Of Pennsylvania, ID card lust issqM slAtes thai
Conveptioni that takes place in Ohic9go 81 inc ia
Of July, with Irish DEMOCRATS rom 1is and othf9
% the ws
made out and signed BY the proper authorities; thai
the convention VIII assemble, not 10 the interest Of
but to enunciate ana give support 70 ths principle
Of universal suffrage protection to American ind %:
social and POLITICAL Sievstion Of the fpish race n
both hemisphereS.
Preparations for the Celebration at Gettys-
burg-Arrival of General Monde.
GETTYSBURG, June &c. 1869.
special train left Philadelphia at noon besides
the cars for the excursion to Gettysburg. The
directors of the PepnsylvaniS Railroad was de-
voted to General Meade and his stan, composed OF
the following onieers:-General Van viet, General
Dunn, General Barstow and Colonies Farnsworth,
Cadwallader, Bidde ana Brewer. Two other cars
were occupied by members OF the Phil9dephla. City
Council. One car was used toy partaking
OF refreshments, and during the run they par.
took Of collation. With General Meade and
tal bridge over the susquehanna, which has re-
placed the one destroyed dufing the raid into PENN
sylvania. Passing over the Northern Central road
to Hanover junction, the train having by this time
bee ONE TOO large by the addition OF cars containing
q company OF Infantry from New York and other
passengers 1t was divided In two by the addition Of
on engine, and reached Gettysburg at eight O'Clock.
At every station crowds were assembled to obtain
glimpse OF General Meade, and he was hailed with
Cheers.
General Meade was conveyed in a barouche to
Springs Hotel which, az well as every other house
public and private, Is filled to repletion. The city
council brought tents to camp out but In conse.
quence Of the damp weather they VIII quarter them
selves In their car. .f'N Z
Among the notables here are Governor padelfotd,
OF Rhode Island; Governor Qeary, of Pennsylvania
Governor Faircnild, Of Wisconsin, and Ex-Governor
Ward, Of New Jersey.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing and Encrav-
ing Establishment having made extensive additions 10 ia
material in the shape of Presses, Type, &C. &C., now
prepared to execute orders with rapidly Its patona
and the public know full well Its yls OF work and Ne mode
Our designing and wood engraving department has been
considerably enlarged % the demands Of the public AMI
we beg to offer 10 our pktrons enlarged faculties t9 sca
ordes ,hey may see NJ % gve feeling assured na Ps
kind Posters CEcas Cards rsmphe's co, o, sys
Wood craving done short notice AMI a. worry low price.
~ HassAu street, old Herald Building.
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I ing Establlshtnent having made extensive
additions to i,s "matsrial," u the shape
OF Presses, Type, &C., &C., Is NOW prepared
to execute orders with unusual raptdity.
Its patrons aud the public know full well
its style of work and It's moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving de-
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged
TO meet the demands Of the public, and
we beg to offer TO our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders as they
may see At to give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorably with
any other work Of the kind. Posters,
ssr.pton Law Prinsnps ac sv' fain
and color work. Wood Engraving done
at short notice and at very low price. |
~ Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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ern.
LONDON, June 80, 1859.
despatch from Brest states that telegraphic ad.
vices from the steamship Great Eastern have been
received up to Tuesday noop At that time she had
made 900 knots from Brest and paid out 10$s knots
Of cable. The signals were better than they have
been at any time.
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SPAIN.

Expected Resignations in the Ministry.
MADRID, June 80, 1869.
Admiral Topete Minister OF the Marine, and Senior
Flguerola, Minister Of Finance, will probably soon
raajUn
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BUFFALO, June so, 1859.
carrillon Of forty bells, the only one in the
United States and the third largest the world will
be consecrated ut St. Josephs Cathedral tomorrow.
Extensive preparations are being made for the cere.
mony. SIX bishops will participate In the consecra-
ton. Various Roman Catholic societies In this place
and In adjoining cities Will join In the procession.
Tho music Will be on grand scale. Visitors are
Hooking In from every quarter.
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Kelllnrer,s Linimcnt,

KellinGeg's Linimcnt,
An external and internal remedy for
all Pains, Aches, &c.
Warranted Beware Of counterfeits. Genuine IL signed
"De Witt c. Kellinger." -.
soby ali druggists and be had wholesale and retail
of JOHN F. HENRY, General Agent,
United States Family Medicine Wareh use,
No. College place. New York.
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The steamship Arizona will sail from this port On
Thursday for Aspnwal
The mails FOR Central America and the South
Pacific will close az half-past ten O'Clock In the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at halfpast nine In the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, sax cents.
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TINE COTTON CROP.

CHARLESTON, June 80, 1869.
Accounts from all quarters represent the cotton
CROP both upland and Sea Island, as extremely
promising The approximations OF the caterpillar pr
this season are now 10 great extent dissinate1.
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CUBA.

Arrival Of the Fiasship Coutooceok at
tH Havana.
HAVANA, June 30, 1S0o
The United States flagship Contoocook arrived
mere this morning She Will return to Key West TO-
night.
The steamer Eagle from New York, arrived this
morning.
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Died.

MCLOUGHLIN.-At his residence, No. 184 York
street. Jersey City, MICHAEL MCLOUGHLIs, in the 13d
year or his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Friday morn
ing at nine O'Clock, from 81. Peters church, corner
Of Grand ana Van Worst streets.
(Por Other Deaths See Ninth Page.l
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Decoration OF soldiers Graves In Angusta'
AUGUSTA, June 80, 1859.
The graves OF the soldiers and sailors who died In
the late war and were buried In this city, were deco
rated with flowers this afternoon under the auspices
of Post Howard @. A. r. The IRE companies, sabbath
school children and q large concourse or citizens
participated. An Grafton was delivered oS Mr. Jo'
seph Baker.
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Good Bourbon, so Gents; Fine, 70 Centss
verv choice and old, 81 Choice caret, 80 cents per
bottle Bordeaux Wine Co. vaults 80 Fulton street, corner
William street.
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CONNECTICUT.
Defeat Of the Parallel Railroad Bill.

HARTFORD, June 80 1860.
The House to- day voted against granting charter
to the Parallel Railroad. The vote was 104 In favor
and III against the road The opposition came from
the New York and New Haven Railroad, with which
It was to compete The Senate voted against tho
road last week. and the enterprise Is Killed for this
year.
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The New Prohibitsry Law.
BOSTON, June 60 l00o!
The new prohibitory law goes into effect to-meF'
row. forbddng the sale Of alcoholic liquors, Gle end
lager The State Chief Constable Jones has notified
all parties Interested Of the fact Developments arc
awaited with considerable interest, especially by tho
numerous lager beer dealers and their patrons.
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lures "-Investgae II. Il Is doing wonders Ad'
dress Middletown Mineral Spring Company Mddeown W
''N'' s. H. SCRIPTURE, General Agent
1893 Broadway and IS Liberty street. New York.
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Fine ComplexlOu.-A Beautiful and Vel.
vet-like skin, from all blemshes be produced
By BURNETfs KALLIsroN which, unlike other cSs%stics
nfants musquo bites, sunbun roughness Of the akin
has equal. For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
pIace by all drugpsts.
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Grants Taste and Schuyler Colfax's en-.
the batter, No. 5s Broadway supplied the President with
his hat and sold to the Vice President during his
recent Visit to the city his elegant fabrics
This double triumph creditabe ROBINSON. Buy your
summer hats OF him.
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A Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly Cocoa.
ne the perfect and the best preparation in the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness and
dan
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Roval Ha vaua Iottery.-Prizes Paid in Gold !
The highest rates paid for Doaboons
and Ali kinds Of Gold and Silver 49,
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, Is Wa nstreet NJ Y.
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Ladies for the Country.-H you wish q
good supply Of Boots and shoes patronzs MILLER Goa
No
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A.-Burnett's FIorimel3 an Exquisite Per-
fume resembling the fresh ordors OF rare bouquet Has NO
equal and il for sale by all druggists.
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A Fine ComplexlOu.-

All Sizes Flags on Hand at Manufa cturers'
prices. HOJER oRAHAM,
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Great Auction Sale of American Oil Paint.
ng this evening, at 599 Broadway, continuing tomorrow
q veni