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Sales Mt the stock EXCHANGE.
State OF Trade.

The following sale Of real estate took place to-day At
cottage at Clinton Park opposite the Narrows Long Island
Condition 10 per cent SALE 40 per cent the 18th nst
the balance one year-$4,l00.
Also the following at auction Rio Coffee, 60 bags da-
mayed the voyage II &c cash. Sal Soda 900 casks
damaged on the voyage, IL &c. Rasns-9 half bxs
Bunch at 60 cts 600 do do at 55c CoeS bags kinds
mentioned at l0s cts Sugar-6 hhds New Orleans al
IS hhds Porto Rico, at l Sdo do A; do do Al: do do
Al. Molasses-4 hhds, kind not mentioned, i6 l-2 cts
Wne2o Indian bbls Dry Malaga Is cts Cassia Lgnia
i at 6 cts
sale of teas took place the usual terms with the fol-
lowing result.
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Married.

On wednesday evening July 10, by the Rev. Dr. Hugh
Smith of st. Peters Church. Chelsea MIR. CH,RLrs HIN.
MER to Miss ELIzABETHE TowHsrNp
On Thursday morning, at TRANSPORTATION Church. by
the Very Rev. Felix Varela, JAMES dwell to ,Ri,
LOUISA, daughter of Mr.. Henry Eggleso.
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Foreign Importations.

HAvANA-BaIk Rapid-798 bxs Taylor-lu Kennedy
coil Rossere co-i000 Brown Brothers co
80 Thomssn2o 900 NJ de Pnga-22 900 Patmo-
1880 kossier-20000 Sraon-l2 Brother
10000 B.nus-i86OO Thurger-5OOOO Maitwhes & CO.
10000 II Lecomb-II 900 Rodrigucz22 500 Pcaba
Manzanedo-i mdse Bourry dIvernois COS boxes sweet
meats 5000 segars Barr pkg ndse Ryanil tierces
RIo GRANDE-Brg Selim-5GO hides Everett & Battele-
1886 Forbe s-i9 Hicks co380 horns Dowey Drma-
ret-2 bags hair FaInham-li 72 shin bales hair
KehsrsMl2 bales wool De Forest-sOoo horns
GoNAvEs-BIg Calcutta-l07 logs gany 10 tons log
wood bags coffee Nesmth Leeds logs mahogany De
peyster x Whitmarsh. ' -
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Flour per bb Grain per bush.
Genessee, 5000 Wheat $I,20
Ohio $40 Corn, So
Corn Meal 400 Oats 30
In Philadelphia the 18th, -four was S5,373 562i-
wheat 81 rs ,2scorn 81 81 cents In Cleaveand on
the 5th flour selling at 81 STA 49, wheat at O7 In
Buffalo on the 9th, flour dull at $5,l2l-wheat 100
1921, and corn IS cents In Chicago the 5th -four
fetched A. 5whea 10 81 and corn at 20 cents In
Cincinnati wheat has been contracted for at AZ cents
per bushel to be delivered early The mers not
willing to make heavy contracts az that low price
Annexed is a statement showing the amount OF tolls
ceved and quantity of flour and wheat cleared from the
canal collectors Office in Buffalo up July for four
years =
1882 $780, ls4l 1912.
Flour, bbls l4I 3l7 272O72 2s3653 23s 664
Wheat bush 352, 276 2l5303 22l727 29i 500
The following theeceps at Cleav Gland from the
opening Of the navigation to the st of July in the last and
present year.
lS4l. 1872
Wheat, bush 6O6ll9 4s3S7l
Flour bbs 2O6,497 l53,474
Corn, BUSH 1851 4l69
in -four barrels being equal 600 barrels We
give above also the deficiency which has occurred in
the clearances for the east at Buffalo and Black Rock
is not great at Cleaveland The Albany Troy and
Schenectady tables continued with the regularity
Of former years. and curiosity felt to know how
this years receipts those points will compare with those
of last years The quantity of received more
than treble notwithstanding the article has attracted very
little attention since the opening Of the navigation.
tits apparent that all estimates made OF the produc
ton OF breadstus this year have been low. We will
than any yet published but it is nevertheless under tho
M
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Domestic Importations.

NEW ORLEANs-Brg Lawrence Copelani-2ss hhds sirar
with. - ~ "'"-
CHAhrsTosIBrig Moses65 rice G Bulkey-i7o bales
cotton Cresgh HuydeckerS20000 fnter-S700
\ hneel, nd pkg bullion Bugbes kneela nd Dun
ham Dimon-7 cs w Az NJ Whte-l cs Halstead Dash
i box L II Lynch-l3 bbls Tisdao Trabichs-6cks bis
Bancroft Coz bx q Sutton cs II JessuI-2 hhds II
TO order. ~ -
SAvASNAH-Brg Steng-3o5 bales quantity of old
Collins, and to order. "'
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GYMNASIUM.
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,

1913 Brodd,cdy, Corner Of Anfhony-a.)
p MOUnQUlN has the honor of informing his fri nd and
the public in general, that his Gymnasium is
operation the largest aud the best which has been of
feed TO the American public. The large weR
ventilated which gives them the advantage being always
cool Parents Professors and Gentle men, invited
this establishment to which, the Croton Water
Works will be in OPERATION, will be added sho. BATH for
the nIenience of the Subscribers the Gymnasium.
The Shooting Gallery being entirely independent Of the
Gymnasium wishing practice pistol firing do
without being subscribers O the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual on moderate terms.
Open at day break and close at half past night
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GOOD SUMMER WINE

OOOO ~ 1u u IN w LIN u.
| u. STOUNENEL, Importer of French Wines of
the most approved brands Bordeaux Caret and other
Wines He has removed from his old stand G Nassau
to No. u Ann street, In. ar Nassau basement.
Always hand the best ard most recherche Wines ST. J-
liam Monteaut ST. Esteye Latte Medoc, sc. in barrels
half easss and cases Also Chappsgne various brands Bur
gundy Hermitage Sc CognIc Brandy; best quality
Gin, Port Wine Portugal and Spanish Wines.
j. b. 5. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families which will be Of the city also by the
gallon otherwise to those who favor him with their pa
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct
10 b. s. has opened boarding house Hoboken, oppo
site Vauxhall Garden, the road where kept
ortmcnt of the best Wines Private parties supplied with GOOD
dinners and refreshments. jyl2 lmsc
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To Ahrood

Our correspondents foreign ports
TO send by vessel all marine nterenc. tbev
obtain Nautical information OF any kind from any one re-
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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LOOK OUT.
He who steals my purse steals trash,
But he who fishes fiom me Of my good name
Robs me OF that which MT enriches him.
But makes me poor lndeed.-l Shakespeare.
MARSHALL.

L HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT. No 90 Chatham
str ct makes the above quotation, because
70 hich from him his nime fame and reputation We
have more tn once made public the impot prac.
Used on dealeI strangers and others, Of hg y
repned Troy Shs, Bosoms, and Collars. But NOW
positions on the increase therefore we bal keep these
facts before The pbc which will expose mposr, - md may
MarshaPs only Troy s Depot" is painted awning
and window. b. cnar, however to the name Mar
shalPs" window and about No co. only
Troy Shirt Depot Is situated about G doors from the
Pearl and Chatham streets, aud tie right hand side in
Chltham street. IN passing to the City Hail. See the
Z = MARSHALLs = and you correct
CATALOGUE OF PRIC ES
Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms collars and
wrist bands, warranted at per dozen. ST. 50-9-8 sOe-io
5O2-2S. All Linen Shirts, don. 5000 5025-27 So
3O325o3G38, PLAN Cotton Shirts per s. 506-77 50
-8-9. Coloed Shirts, don. So 50-G-7-9-g-l0- H.
Collars just recciyed-In addition former irge
collars of every DESCRIPTION 1000 dozen, all Linen collars
per dozen, 62c-7jcB7c$i-i25 t 50i 75-2-2 u
. 5G2 1879 &-3 so and 100 Including ew st, le
M,rshall Byron Collars which have been highly approved
,c Thee goods, with plain and uie booms be-
ound many Of he prime ne ready linen fhoug
Tro, Shit Depot No. 90 Chatham street., New YORK w,
caution dealers and others against the many mistakes that
made Of consequence seeing excited plces
of windows. 'Recollect, marked or tcketed
prices be window But renember tins the
with the prices attached will be circulated
he benefit OF all. These circulars only be
window and furthermore, advise the name
number Ma shas No co." No patronage asked Of those
who beat down Jyl5 lm.c
MACHINE BLANKETS.-5 bales for sale by
WI mloec PERSSE X BROOKS, 6f Liberty l.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Is, Is4a.
Cleared.

sun RISES IL MOON sErs........ II 3,
Jun srTs-... 80 HIGH w.rER...... / ,;
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor, if CAPTAINS of vessel. arr;vr,
here will to Commodore w A Bassett of our new. ees
report OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed Inc
spoken ON their passage list Of their cargo any
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecprocate
the favor in
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GREENWICH BATH.

MO- 337 Hudson between Leroy and Morten The
~ public is respectfully informed that the subscriber ha,
leased the above bisnent for number Of years
fitting and putting the baths, batnS rooms complete
order, and will open Friday the 18th ant with plentiful
-nIy Of and cold Being del min. make
this esiabli shment respectable, such attention will
be paid the comfort and of the public that he
confident will meet continuance of the patronage literally
bestowed his predecessor Suitable and
entrance the Ladies Baths
Single Tickets % cents.
Five Tickets, Sl,o0
Eight Tickets, 80
iNll 3km ALEX. MAHEHAII.
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NlBLUs GARDE,.
,... Exeraordinary Ravei Family,
"eceised Nightfg ~ith Shouts Of Laa Inter aud An.
ptause, ~ their rarious
SPLENDID COMIC PANToMiMEs &c
THIS EVENING July i5lh, lls performance, -.
4 i' GR&Sp s' o 3'iEEisi ns'E
| THE MILLINERs.A or III T THs RENDEZVOUS
yanish. = Painter. Mons eve,yu,
n%s s yaa.s S WIG the Painter + bSasy,
Quarter 81 an hours int omission will be d ns A9 n1 Ess
!. msnis il ihs G,,nd soen ''' ''''''"
After "A'i Ths ss5s%S' OK sGsiiF f named
Or the Magic rilis
'''S " ''' and GsSrsi E Ia sf O'aA by Miss Wells
THE pR6bS PROM ssas'pfg MUSICALE.
the .f:ss II s SSs III G %ai
,tmirsd q The ainmen. will be the rsr
r Musical Leader and Director. Mr. 4 Woolc
Doors O'Clock. Entertainment. TO conrcnc.
CBATHAM THEATRE.
y &, IN 8 ii EfsfE p
Count ugoiino, Mr. J X Scott
o Ssiy,ss: Mr., HE'D HE'D Dodge Of Venice AadIsos
THE SI;s r ~: 3a R.gi e
R RSn Raymond Mrs NJ M. ns Ehssss Mn Med T$
The 'I @II IfS Boy BOY.
The Wild Boy, o' the Terror Of Bohemia M,wwoos
Sputess CsfDofysk, Mrs Held
Doors Will future quarter past cocA aud tho
cansin viii rise at o o'clock punctually
Dress circle so cents-Boxes. 23Pit l2-Pnvate
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND tsAHDIENs
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL,s CHURCH, BROADWAY
" r T. BARNUM, MANAGER.
INCREASED NOVELTIESu
Mr.; Wincheil the nnrvalled comic drollcSL Whitlocp
and Diamod IN their BANJO Extravaganza The rul
Sss re MODEL SGH OF t e 81 Dublin s day
greatest work Of art ever brought to this country per-
feet that who has ,ijed Dublin can point out
tn. very ho,s in WHICH he lived Miss .as be highly
Cosmorama Balloon Asce nsions night o'clock
Day performances Wcde and Saturday afternoons
al O'clock Day visiters admitted free in the evening
charge for admission the splendid Gard, the top
"Wednesday. July l3h three splendid performance for
the Benefit Of the Parent washing Benevolent
This WI, be the greatest jubilee the kind cele
Admission the whole Museum Garden and Inertairl
meIts - cents-ChIdrehhaii price. Jyi0r
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
TONIGHT, JAY 18th, the 9TH Grand
Il CIVIC BALL,
night Tickets IS Gents for Gentleman many Ladies'
as may accompany him.
NOTlCEEOn Monday evening. July ish the Saloon will
FOR performance, which he
great pleasure IN announcing the fo limited
number OF nights Of Mr. j. s. BROWNE ns justly celebrate
ed and inmable Comedi who viii appear OF hi.
celebrated Chaact aided
from the Park and Olympic theatres. yl5lt.c
THE NEW ROCHESTER, THEATRE is now open for
the SUNNI. ladies' and lemen of established
professional who dc visiting Buffalo Montreal
and w To- take Rochester er way will please address
EDWIN DEAN
Rochester, July I, 1912. i've i'm ins.r
C fpI,t, n
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AUCTION SALkS.
,s., Ss ny !, TlS .S "a 3 HE lii.. street.
FRIDAY
Of sassaf Sss 4 s: s s fine OF
y goods travelling trunks The reminder about 90, carp
a ia; London ss Ken v'e
go, SATURDAY,
LRS sale ls Of e ssn iari,p son.ns
ca Sa '$ nsa bed; ss sisl S5d
ha9'les and other elegant hous, Keeping auees
Also dinner sets, white Ch,na Se.
AZ l01i o'clock in the sale rooms.
Large sale ofd goods elegant clothing fancy and pledged
n ,sc ls, gun, Watches ewey cutlery hosiery millinery
BY RiELL ARCULARIUs,
FL, Altos o'clock a the suction room
made h9nabe including full and si French f D %s
'yi s aSs 's "sd and s
as oonans dysns rockers dressing bureaus, feather beds
ano 1@s :,S Ssf . a9 d. puo forte. m
Aso large ot Of abs s int %Td Sajpn" sn
other artcies-for account of whom il may concern
s ssss. .ise Gs saS American A,mmoe
BY +. :; BEARNs, Auctloneer
THIS 6 6a'ig" F ialfS
content. NS G SSss STORE
OF sugars coffee moisses mackere sperm oil capdes
Also, large assortment of earthenware counters fixtures.
on cans, &c, jyl3lt'c
UcTIo,SS SALE OF DRY GooDs-By virtue ola
WIZ OF feri ess, TO me directed and delivered l will
o'clock No 3 Maiden lsns al Sns and
@Ss. and sfSS %a. @s,; i'G n.
,heins and'hns together with variety Of other goods
FRED'K l. vULTEE, Deputy. !" D. ''''"f jy Ssf s.c
A CHANGE OF AIR AND OF SCENE !, DOT onI,
essential TO health but great of enjoyment the
% s 's"i i'Ta'f H Oh N %
shady and @ walks ae@s Gsy 'e sT S SG"
% %i'ss . efa@ .sGe o% %
OF "a e r and 9sses rs' hese enehanig
Esa Fs ss"sd T e Ssi' an
place 70 s s%s S H esss s
by %ns ss n sy Gl", and GhstoShr street Ferry Boats
the Ladies Of 'sw:YOk and vicinity that she continues
los Edriiee street Con The first icor NewYorE at NO.
NJ Orders received and executed with and at the
'" %Is"' collars Collar for sale. es,m.,
NQpTIcES-GAUTIoN-A letter addressed to T. L. Smith
s,sG Z; Sss $ss.Ha B
i i;:asd T,
G%.S ana G a5d IN ans loved sS @ a George and John
Instant has not been received by The Department in Wshas
,te stopped excepting BY Camana WhieSouse SUE uo
in psson and p'rson. are hereby cautioned
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS This well Snown
watering place situated in Bedford County Penn, vania
TO those who have never Springs may be neces.
s sy trough f em MfI' S
tsbng few miles east of the chief elevation of the ALE
Eey ding has been provided ibis watering place to render
Amusement will be found suited all tastes, and good band
daily % cSambesbu in the morning. and
Ri Road To ~ hse daily
oayeyspces from there TO The SPRINGS.
The liberal patronage extended TO the subscriber the
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Corn Trade.

There is very little doing in markets This is like
II others in the Union, dull and inactive We give the
uotations here:--
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sAhT E AnEK 81 w.. Of MsnIss
q street is now open from "a to loP IL
SUPERIOR sabe 5% Ss % na and
ie25 lmsc
DAGUERRF OF IPE APPARATUS AND INsTRUC
By sGa
p% s the
O'Clock class r ss oc H. s" s e S% ss
nue. s in the s class unSl perfect satisfied
"a ARTAULT Co. nave just received by the packet
sa H% a pc %s es s p
Of best Shs%ic, ms"niacisd n Paris. SS n'
[ HARNESSES Si SIS IS. BY =, THE DAGuERRE0TYPE FRO
street IN ueiior STYLE Win ali the modern u c1n
without any regard to tre weather. The result being always the
Instructions in the above beautiful gwen ind
NgA the apparatus used in the business may obtain
Ell at The above place. also description Of miniature
time during the day. iva Ims
or RPAAG ~ n e LIKE
rose Hcwads Hotel has large and convenient rooms where
he daily deyoes his attention TO taking kenesss bv h above
simple but beautiful and process The hole
required for the completion of and certain Likeness does
the is Of such peculiar character
nced even BY the most cloudy rainy ws,.hsI EW
most magnificent specimens Of pasueeospe Por,ai,s takrs
by him that have ever been executed the discovery of the
F. W keeps constantly for sale the approved D.sereo
Msef AIg'sss s Plates Lens Miniature Cases. Polishing
,NBminstTnei will be rivsnml!r Photograph tie
To AMATEURS OF THE LLUTF:a,MI BARTON,
that i i. his intention 6. devote PORTION Of MS ne in sy.
neo, The tlste, according the Of aboV.
For apply II Chamhers-s,reet Brcadway from the
hours OF o I'LL O. jeai Imeod.rc
and its vicinity that she continue giving Lesson; Tie
bert m At Ne wh ss or s S sps
houses Of those ladies' who prefer, receiving lessons their
ao Splendid as for for sale ja On '
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PORTIIGITEsE FEMAJF pIIIS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE ar-famed and celebrated Pills from Portugal are
we perceive TO be obtained in this country See
ment ON The last column of fourth ms is
DR.. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
- his CoysuLrIS9 OrrIcE. to No. HERALD BuILDISa
corner OF Nassau and Fulton streets. je2 3m ms
y HOUSTON. NJ. d. DENTIST-Has removed to 2is
1 Broadway, between Park Place and Murray
FOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S Compound Chemical
Whale Oil Soar infalibe Poison for Bedbugs, Moths Rats
jN7 lmisrc
DEER FOR SALE Buck and Doe about half grown
at 81 Charlton st. iylI 5tsrc
pUBLIC MEETING-Thc Republican Electors of the
ith Ward, who IN FAVOR of the prominent
the National and dts pprove of the scheme
taking out the already Treasury and
giving the different State Governments are request.
Saturday evening O'clock appoint five delegates
TO meet IN Convention at Military Hail. Bowe. yl5 2sc
DACKkT SHIP HUNTSVILLE from New Orleans. Is
dischargng at Thones Wharf Brooklyn Consgnees will
please att nd TO receipt OF their goods Immediately jy3c
CH!LD-To be given away, interesting and healthy
emd-age IA mpo,nnhs-Amerean parents Any person
tunity by addressing line to A B., New York giving adj
dress, and when TO be called upon. iva 3tsc
post OFFICE, New York. July 18Th ls2-CALE.
donna STEAMEii-Letrer bags for Liverpool, per
Caledonia from Boston on the 10Th Juiv will close
July at IA T. NJ The overland postage of 1881 each
iylA etc JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, PM
I OST-s31 REWARD.-Lost small roll of Bills contain
York. ~ - -"
Any information respecting the same will be thankfully re-
ceved AZ NO ol Broad street, up stairs j. +. DAVIS.
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BY +. ]. BEARNS, Auctione
1879 Fulton street.
THIS DAY. FRIDAY.

iuociock at NO j1l Bowery.
GROCERlEsThe contents Of Grocery store consist 90
OF teas sugars coffee molasses, mackere sperm oil candies
soai lar', vinegar, tobacco snuff spices segars,
Also large assortment of eahenwaTe counters FIXTURE.
oil cans &c. IN, itsc
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l. OST.
BOOK OF THE BANK FOR SAVINGS, Chamber
- street. No 5977 The finder is requested the
uie d nv 10 Ihamber street. Jyl5 2ts
t. n REWARD-Stolen from the subscriber within 10
Cpl hours, dozen black unpuled Cooney Skins lightly
marked - with red paint also marked with pin holes The
above AVID i'll be paid the of the skins bv
lyl5 lt.r ]. G. MAYER 90 Maiden Lime.
S.JS REWARD-Stsen from the subscriber on I9Ib inst
tpSc Black Net Bag. containing Pocket Par
with about hundred and fifty dollars it, The above n.
ward Will be paid the recovery of the money Ten Dol
lars for information which NAV lead to its recovery.
jyl5 A. MESSERRE, II Broadvav
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Briggs Augusta, (Br) Law, Kingston. JAM VIM Dawson;
,as alison iB Gard Parsboso ssuls Whitney Coz John
ih, Chareston; Robert Bruce Fitzgerald Sayannah-Schr
Minerva, Eddy Wilmington, NC John Elwell.
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UCTlON SALE OF DRY GOODS-By virtue of
"A wn OF Fer cias, directed and delivered will
expose 10 sale Monday the 18th dav of July instant ii 10
o'clock, NJ at No % Maiden lane-a large and valuable
soss OF dry goo comprising very rich assortment of silks
ns, de lanes bnmbaznes French calico Prints gloves
l,ces csmbrcs Irish linens Swiss and null musns silk nst
cloths cass'meres, sstne yesngs gamboons table linen
She.ng and shifting together with variety other goods in
the lin. NJ r ia RT' Sh.r;T ="
FRED'K l.. VULTEE Deputv VIZ at.c
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VAUxHALL GARDEN.

FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATH-(Foot of Monteo
merry street)-The Franklin Salt Water BAH, le foot
Of Montgomery street. is open from "A NJ. TO 10 p. VI
Shower baths improved plan Swimming school, aud
superior public aud private baths for ladies and gentlemen
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-15
VOLUME 43.
THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE

l. published every Thursday morning, at TWO
DOLLARS Ter yenr, If paid IN adVance; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
year, and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the
year. No papsr discontinued until all arrearages
are paid. except at the option of the Publisher.
~ No subscription will be taken for a less period
than SIX months.
will he inserted three times at
One Dollar per square of sixteen lines. and OF
Twenty-Five Gents tor each subsequent Insertion.
The number of insertions must be marked on tse
manuscript, or copy OF the advertisement sent, or
twill be continued until forbid, and charged ac-
coriingly.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-08
A NEW SERIES OF
TEMPERANCE TALES
BY t. S. ARTHUR,
AUTHOR OF SIX NIGHTS WITH THE
wAsHINsToNIANs, ETC.

THE extensive, and still increasing sale,
and wide spread popularity of Mr.. Arthur's
six Nights with the Washngtonians,' and the
urgent entreaties of many distinguished lead-
ers in the Temperance cause, have induced
the subscribers to make an arrangement with
that admirable writer to furnish another series
of Tales from real life.
These Tales will be published in sixteen
weekly numbers, at the low price of si.r and a
quarter cents per number, neatly stitched up
in handsome covers, suitable for preservation.
10 those who have read the former series of
MIR. Arthur's Temperance Tales, it need not
be said that the forthcoming series viii be not
only deeply interesting, but will be calculated
to do immense service to the great cause
which they are designed to promote. Like
the six nights with the Washingtonans, the
subjects will be drawn from real life, and it
will be the object of the author to depict the
horrors of drunkenness in all its varied and
appalling forms, as exhibited in different
classes and conditions of society. as well as
TO show the remedial means which Temper
ance associations furnish. In accomplishing
this object, Mr.. Arthur viii bring to his aid
the same acute observation, the same truthful
delineaton, the same clearncss of narrative,
and the same lofty morality, which have mar
ked his former productions; and it may be
confidently predicted that, through the infiu-
ence he viii thus exercise, many an inebriate
will be rescued from the fangs of the destroy
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