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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Aug So p. M.
The stock market presents less activity to-day without
any marked variation in prices. Ohio 6s fell Ken.
lucky Harlem Long Island /. illinois Far
mer's Loan l.
At the board the transactions were to fair extent
The receipts OF specie at this yesterday from VAL
parsiso, to different firms were $22 400 more than COM
pensatiDg for the late exports to Havre.
Wehave repeatedly had occasion refer the dispute
going in relation to the q per be retained from
drawbacks on goods imported 1t appears that the se-
creary has reversed the decision of the Comptroller
and confirmed that the Collector, as follows
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
July Slst, ls4S
SIR Your letter of the goth nst calling the atten.
ton OF the Department to the construction given to the
10Th section OF the Tariff act Of lS42 respecting the de-
ducton Of two and half per centum from the draw
back to which goods and merchandise, imported
immediate consideration. As this was the first time the
question had been presented Tor my opnion became
necessary to examine very carefully all the laws hereto
fore passed on the subject Having done the convc
ton Of my mind very strong the construction of
the act heretofore made erroneous. But being
willing to reverse the decision of predecessor without
the strongest and clsarest evidence Of mistake deemed
my duty to take the opinion Of the Attorney General of
the United States. That officer has examined the sub
ject fully and with great ability and is Of opinion
that the terms of the 18th section OF the of
free from ambiguity and do not authorize the deduction
by the Collectors, OF the two and halt per cenum
the amount OF draw backs above upon goods and
merchandise imported before the 30h Of August 1912
ana that such goods on re exporaton entitled the
benefit OF drawback as provided for by the of Con
gress in force at the time OF the passage the Tariff Act
OF lS42.
Concurring entirely in this opinion, you will govern
yourself accordingly and will Immediately refund to s
persons who have paid the two and half per cent any
other sum- upon the OF draw to which goods
imported before August 80, ls42 entitled, the full
amount SO paid
The course to be pursued in regard to refundns in
these cases is to be in accordance with the
the I'd section Of the civil and diplomatic appropriation
act ofthe So March, 1885, ard the regulations De-
partment on the subject.
am very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
(signed) J.C SPENCER,
Secretary fthe Treasury.
Edward Curtis, Esq. Collector OF the Customs, New
York.
This is just.
The following leading features of the Bank of vr-
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Marine COurt,
Before Judge Hammond.

Ausgsr 5.-Edpdrd III Hudson vs. Ebert Totten.-
This was action OF sssumpsit brought on note for
one hundred dollars given by the defendant John
Hswlsy and by him transferred to the plaintiff The de-
fence was that the note given for premiums poll
cies contrary TO the first Revised Statutes page 60
against rafting and lotteries. The waged fierce
and ferocious and witnesses examined pro and con
was Of no avail The plaintiff, who is lawyer Of no
uncomfortable talent remarked that il was hard times
and that cash scarce and mus. be had how
other and that he would have it, "polcy policy
his way the Court and jury decided in his favor for
one hundred dollars and costs.
The plaintiff appeared in person j. J. Howard for de-
PENDANT
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

.GREATEsT SPORT OF TIE SEASON
OnNIonday August Hh 1879 at three O'Clock precisely
match for $1,000 between II. Woodruff b. z. Cottage Boy
and VIM. Wheelans b. Fashion. Two mile heats in har
At o'clock precisely Purse of 5000 for which entered
will positively start the Champions Of the World
Lady Suffolk and Oneida ChieThree mile heats under the
saddle.
= Great excitement already in the sporting circles in
regard this Race Lady Suffolk having in her late tro
made the best time record mile heats and Oneida Chei
being known be the best in the world bets freely
offered that the celebrated Duchman great time, @ three
miles made this Course in 1870 will be- as the Editors OF
the Spirit of the Times would say, knocked into fits
ul
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PAM, July 10, 1913.
QG Dram sIa =


Your edcated Lozsngcs have been tried here b. some
Of our frst ply scians and families and proved highly
successful. An immense quantity might be selI here
and wish you 10 send me 900 boxes Worm 900 boxes
Cough, and 500 boxes Camphor by the Havre pack
ct, and will Immediately place them before the public
so az to high reputation for you as YOU
possess In America This is the which il is high
important TO improve so that your name may be all
over the country and that children may learn "cry
for shermans Lozenges they said TO in America
Yours respectfully,
K. SHEPPARD.
To DR.. SHERMAN, ioc Nassau street, New York, U A.
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u. 8. Circuit Court

"a
Auous4 6-BeDjamin Harding, who arrested yes
tsrday oSan assault with dangerous weapon, this
morning ntenced to pay fine Of and to be confined
at hard lafor Tor two years.
Thomas Davis, who pleaded guilty to assault and
battery shipboard, sentenced to pay fine Of ten
dollars and to be imprisoned at hard labor months
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New York, May l, 1913.


u3-THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICAToR, Is war.
ranted to hair from any part of the body, the
money returned or can be used before purchas.
ing.
EsautifyiDg Lotion--For removing all tan freckes,
sun burn morphew roughness and leaves the skin
very SOFT and gives the complexion beautiful hue.
Oldrsges Balm Of Columbia-Ths is the only article
that will keep the head free from dsndruf keeping the
hair from falling out and restores il where bald.
Jones' Hair Oil-An who use oil on their hair, will
find this the hnes cleanes and the best use is high
ly perfumed.
All the above to be had only at 81 Cortlandt st.
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90 SONNET ON GoURAUD's BEAUrIFYING

03- SONNET ON GOURAUD's BEAUTIFYING
Preparations.
Naught can womans charms eclipse
More than hair around her lips
NaugLt SO dull look bestow
As forehead mean and low.
Quick the blemish then remove
That DER shades the smiles of love-
And the enchroaching curse eject
From the throne of intellect
Lo the medium reveal
Gourauds famous Poudre subtitle
For tan and pimples tits my duty
To recommend his Eau de Beaute.
And to the sallow, brown and wan,
His Liquid Rosge and Blanc dEspsgne.
To be found only in this city, at 81 Walker street. one
door from the Of Broadway The Hair Eradcaor
can be tested leaving the skin smooth soft and white
every fibre of the hair uprooted and destroyed.
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Passengers Arrived.

ANTwERp-Shp Sarah sheaf-Leonard sugael, Lewis SUI
gael Francis Sugae Usa Sugae Nancy Sugael-0O in the
BERMupA-Schr United States-F Godet A. B. Ciodet II.
Gode C. s. Lines Margaret Dwell Jane Tupn Susan OAR
rell, Darrell. E. Sighdum E. Tones G. Jones Mis-, B.
Huter, c. Greeley, +. Jackson, s. Allen, w. Fales
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Died..

On Saturday morning. Aug. 5'h. JOHN LAWSON, boot
maker, native of Scotland aged A years.
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon ct
4ociock, from his late residence a. varck of
Grand ST. The friends of the family respectfully in
vied to attend.
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PO,RnTYG TUE COITYTRY

FEW Mile. from this ctv, whore hoard he orocnr~d
n the Of dollar. week children urder twelve
veer of do',r week su,tor pl-''ar' 'nne-
d,'eiv hank NJ 'hc river Rocky Nert Co1,eccut
F,fed the civ The side
Catherine Marie, -lin dill; o'cIoct fo- re shove
rece n,ss,gr School .'zo FOR children Urfurished
rooms will be let those who prefer H. All e,t-, n,id
directed T.. PARDEE.
uS ot- m
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels spoke on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auc,ioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Stov,s No. % Asn AMI lis Fulton strsets.)

MONDAY.
At l0h O'Clock IN the sales room; g., :,
Extra sale o elegant and valuable household furniture by
virtue mortgage compyng the entire housekeeping ar
cles and cabinet furniture of gentea family paor
drawing rooms and he'd rooms kitchen utensils china glass
forte.
Also large and additional NJ choice furniture, the pro
pey Of gentleman leaving the citv forming most desirable
variety including another pilno forte.
TUESDAY.
. At l03 o'clock, At the auction room !, -,
goods.
Also London cloths cassmeres vesngs trunks clothing,
variety of pledged goods ewely watches books, varieties
&c &c
THURSDAY.
At I0% o'clock in the sales room.
Large and positive sale Of splendid piano fores and paintings
by catalogue This sale will comprise truly superior warrant
ed piano oes and choice collection Of original ancient
and modern paintings the city, particular de-
scription will appear on Tuesday morning. ~
Catalogues in time.
The paintings, &c. can he Tuesday.
The public he assured the sale will take placeSain
shine, and be peremptory.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell At
public Auction nth August, their Print Works in
Railway NJ j. all the machinery and movable property Of
the company consisting of printing aud engraving machnes
calende copper cylinders dye copper dying and bleaching
apparatus boilers engine Is horse power with
and press aud small slide lathe with complete
of turning and boring and backsmith tools an sso
of imported steel and and old IRON quantity OF
drugs suitable for calico printers and Overs tubs casks and
large cisterns stoves tables benches, &c, - -,
Catalogues Of which be had appication;toM Mr. rhir
jyI9 lmsr 81 William street.
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HARDWARE. CUT NAILS Sc
IL $500 kegs Cut Nails 81 to iOd.
SO bags fine Wrought Nails, q, 3, 10 and I2d.
casks low priced Table Cutlery complete assortment
do do hand and pannel Saws.
5 dol warranted Sheffield Anvs and Vices, assd
. 10 tons do Steel and Broad Bars
Also, Norfolk achs bed SCREWS round bolts iron candle
sticks plain split and ribbed &c. &c. For
sale at low prices, the usual credits by
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
Al btis-r 90 John street.
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT-OFF WARD.
OROBECentemen fami - DESTROYS Of converting their
highest cash price
To families and gentlemen qung the city changing resi-.
dence having any superuous effects dispose Of will find
much 10 their advantage send for the subscriber who will
tend them at their residence by appointment.
r. LEVITT
No. 6 John aud IA Varick ST. New York.
line through the post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired. jy7 lm.ec
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D. NJ. PEYSER. 81 CO

d NT. w,
MO. ITO William Of John and Broad
" have received by arrivals SUNNY
of the following FANCY GOODS which were carefully Sc.
lected by person Paris Berlin Sc and which
they offer for SALE in wholesale and retail liberal terms
viz
Berlin Zephyr and German Worsted-the complete as
sortment.
Berlin Embroidery Pattems--a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery Of cotton wored linen, silk gold
and silver, Of all widths and qualities.
Silk Chenille for embroderv trmm and flower making
Purse Twist. German French and English plain and shaded
in skens, sticks, and spools.
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in skens and
spoos
suspenders ssupebly embroidered and suspender Trim
mings.
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos
Mother OF Pearl Cold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid Cord, Twist Thread and
Tassels.
Embroidery Frames, and variety of different Fancy Ar
Giles.
Artificial Flowers--a choice selection.
Ernges Of cotton wosted and silk imported and domestic
Gimps, Tassels, Buttons and all other kind Of trimming
liz 2rnke
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PHmAprLPHIA, Aug. 5-Ar VIM. Penn, Taylor; Home
Howes aud II. G. King, De Wolfe Boston; Laurel Whitman
han, Nantucket. Below VIM. Thatcher, Decker from Port
Antonio, ia.
BALTIMORE, Aug TAR Phebe Baxter Crowell Boston,
Brig Architect hence for ST. Thomas Norfolk yester
day 10 repair, having been into by a schr
ALExASDRIA, Aug. s-Ar Firm Thompson Bermuda. Sid
Pilgrim, Boston.
NoRFoLK Aug. 2-AT Reaper, Kent, ST. Thomas In
Hampton Roads James Perkins, Hall. from Havre Arr 3D.
Champlain, Portland
ELIzABErE Cry, NC. July 2s--An VIM T. Bryant, Ever
ton, West Indies; WIN c. Preston. do
WLMINGIoN. NC. July 27-An Rebecca Mcclure, St
ers, NYork ~
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90 THE EVER ATTRACTIVE, EVER VARYING
American Museum, is as successful usual Thropgs
manager always has something and curious for the
admiration OF his patrons The most diversified and
estng entertainments advertised for this week, by
eighteen talented performers. The saloon also
opens to morrow Perpetual Fair" and il will prove
emily efficient advertisement depositors but also
a valuable acquisition the curiosiies of the Museum
Among the numerous articles already deposited is a Yam
kee invention called the Seamless hitting Loom pro.
PEELED by dog is said to be of the most curious
and ingenious inventions OF the age
90 CorTER Is DETERMINED NOT TO BE
beaten. He called yesterday. to say that to day
Sunday he wouli serve lunch, from eleven
o'clock genuine green turtle. in soup. free, in his
elegant dining saloon the first floor of the Hotel
Dieu All Nations, No Iii Broadway He must have a
big when he gives away genuine green turtle soup
90 TRUTH vlNDICA TED-The public general ly
take but little interest in the private affairs Of business
men, when actuated by fair and honorable competition.
is with regret hat the subscriber compelled TO oude
to advertisement in the "Sun" OF Friday in which
attempted to be shown that actuated by jealous and
vindictve motives in exposing transaction which can.
not fell to throw the odium where properly belongs
The Ssgar Depot now occupied by me, formerly in
the possession p Munos, who after having disposed
ofthe stock, fixtures, good will, &C. has unbusbingly
taken the store adjoining mne with view of drawing
of my custom How far such transaction COMFORTS with
fair dealing leave the public TO judge. The following
certificate speaks for itself -
This to certify that on the tenth day of December
le4l. purchased from Mr.. L. Munes on account OF
Mr. Gsey all his right title and interest in the good
will OF store and customers No 328 Bowery and that
communicated to Mr. Munos at the time that did not
purchase it for myself but solely for the benefit OF said
hundred aad ninety dollars being the nett amount OF
bill Of SALE paid by me 10 said Munos and his assigns
Gas Company due by said Munos amounting TO over
eight dollars also six weeks back rent viz from ls
November TO 18th December ls4i amounting to eighty
dollars and half for the truth Of which statement
I am willing to be qualified
Signed. M RAIDER,
No. 30 Chatham street.
New York Nav / 1919
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DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND IRELAND,
I1@~D Sc-Persons about renting money 10 their
LIxNX&O friends iq the !" old country" can be sup
%<ul24S1E piled with Drafts, in sums of l. 3, 5, 10,
=|ESEzS-w 20 & ESQ or any amount payable on demand
without discount any other charge, the National Bank of
Ireland Provincial Bank do Messrs James Built Son Co..
Bankers London Barnsd Goa Exchange and Discount
ing Company, Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter Co., Scotland and
the branches every throughout England Ireland
Scotland Wales which drafts will be forwarded by the
steamers Great Western or Hibenia, by ,
At their General Passage Office Peck Slip, South
n BAH letters from the country post paid
iyil
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BRIsroL,s sapeApAprLLA.

NEW voRv, .Iuv 2otb. ,sas-Nr B,,stol-pp,r Friend
nor 81 Su yT s's s'S s
son S,y'd from mot nd sd ,S r,..n
month; nreyGH. to M n."s vS"r medicine nv T ~ Is
the NECK bu, ecr,. 10 evhis a.,es. dia No, 'ccorh
good FOR him His W'cNr npv 'rrs'd cr d. 70 nay
cvs ,' . ss s = - c .rS rs . ~ Wv.
ing every hing before IT. Move dc'crn, feTr. I'D
s n sc gT.,y TO S Ss . ~, II, s.s., ~,
on seeing the how stated t he would Sod rNvs"'r WHOM
he recommended e onericr pbv.'c sr', ~ 'y'.ad
Bristol, s,r,,n'rll, he ,L h.-t-sv o. -G,Ai.s
cy IS e,sI 10 M o1 r,S ,1
saved from EARL sr,ys for h,a b, '',. bee, len Il rSv
general health good AID with grateful ers, The
" ~ S y, ,.sr ri s. G r.,, .r' 70
Of Il. T ,y s 81 Il: %
can uiy s.rsspala has proved be balm Of
Tue ""'0'' U.s. VIII" great fsIMtET 'MSssawAN
To g. g. Bristol Buffalo New York
See that the written signature OF c. C. Bristol is across the
Gy Agents fer the sale Of Bristol. sar.,p,riIl, wv
s5 Broadway; Rashon & Kspowsr ITO Bro,dw,y, % vii
,nG Jo" sv aTs Full Fuon corner w, street. and ii r
gi't, in town and country. a, sti,sec
INFALLrpLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dy,.n,.ry
| and Darrhes.
hereby certify that acquainted with the composition
and Of hos. H., hev. ninrou, effect the hn,n
have frequently tested Dvssnterv
and long standing Diahs and it has invariably icouroled
EZEKIEL LovEJoY, MD.
Oyego. June 18th ist7
hereby certify that have closely observed the Of this
medicine in various Of bowel arrangements and fully
convinced that il highly valuable and tha, al who
afflicted with ohStrste Darrhea and Chronic Dy,sntsry
Z. p. PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon
Ovego. June 18th, 1852.
For sale at MlLHAJI's Drug Store, 100 Brosdway.
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ITO MANUFACT URERs AND DEALERS IN
L WOOLLENS-Henry Migron Finisher Of Cloths Cas-
simeres Satines sc Of Laieht and Washington
n " respectfully informs the manufacturers and dealers in
ton and that he prepared execute with promptness all
de in his line that be confed him Specimens ot his
workmanship application the whose
gre tnneyed ,nd 70 whom he has liberty refer He
also refers % the following remark his workmanship
wv ~ - w" THE GOLD MEDAL. ---.s-z-sa
has been awarded 70 w. M9eon for the beautifully FIN
ished Cloths Cas,mere and Satnes displayed the late
exhibition the Institute have thus become their testimony
the perfection OF the by which Mr. Mgeon has augmented
OF the most important sources Of the manufacturing wealth
OF the united States by adding very ng cost, from
ms process OF finishing and tepa'ion The brilliant nh
and silky oothness OF the cloths thus prepared must ya
every one who will examine them OF the superoryoi
the process. pursued by Mn ,Migeon Manufacturer and I'M
poers will do well TO acduan themselves BY personal %
nation with the merit Of his invention.
Orders be left at Nos 50 and q Pine ST
Halsted Hanes 4 Co., q Nissan street
Lambert WolSspE 81 ~ i1 Pine s' .,rSet.
Wilson Butler Co. n William street,
D. BRIGHAM, 60 Pine st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLOs GARDEN ,-oS
Dr-etor MR.: John sFioH
To commence = q 0'cloct
TIVE RAVFL FAMILY
MONDAY, August = tat1,
Thiri NivLt n the
REVOLVING STATUES.
The performance N commence ~ o'clock with IN.
overture % Les Oi'rnapg 10 n C1uron1e, Ruoo
To he sprr@elel nv S1,p;Sh 0N1cs cllIet
III /apaeado de CadL nv Gabriel Ravel and Wine. Leon
favsil
Suhse1uert N which sv0u'iorS the
Tight onre Nv 10 p,vel r,roily
Half hours inter o1 wiz ~ ,ovai Fr nromenshe and
refresNns,' n The T-,,l 9,lo0n
Where Crowns Frtt Ices enl nsre-,. ,ts choice
est kinds, AMI in grea variety viii he found.
After which re p,rto-o M called
MATTrI,GF
TIE NIGHT OWL.
M,zuirnp, the Night Owl, NJ Wells
Cheyslier Barano Zero" av.i
Emile, tahne Navsl
THE PROMENADE MUSICALE,
Tn. Spendd Orchestra will perform several popular seerons
ofnew Music. - . ,,,
Musical Director, U.C."
strict Police will he IN attendance. and great care "a
ken To prevent the admission Of imrror~r rersons.,
Ticket, Fifty Cents. May be had AZ the Garden during
the hav. r,, III =. Al.
pos~d or 90,
reinforcement this establishment account ~ me
wp,har the r,nd rnrarce from Rro,d~,vo NE S,onn
notsc'-d md rho Saloon which vert'sted rom tno
aud sides e he ouened ~ q rrorent'y notice.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
60 shares wilmington Railroad. NJ; 100 do vicks-
burs Rank al a5 do WHINING ton Reilroad lls 10 do.
Louisville Bank 10; $50 Pennsy lvsnia 6 ls4s, 6f 1915
County 5s 1860, (old) s6 shares Camden and Amboy
Railroad So,
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0y- IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD-No medicine
be used that will purify eectuay the blood from all
the bad effects Of mercury eruptions caused by mPru'
dences in lfe bad state Of the system Comstock
cos Extract of sarsapara. The price is in proportion
to suit the mesPrice 80 cents per bottles 81 per Dozen
and warranted strong and pure any made To
be had only at IL Cortandt ST. Brooklyn Of Mrs. Hays
1879 Fulton St; L. Smith, 800 Broad ST. Newark.
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0D- LUCINA CORDIAL This celebrated article
for females TO use can be had genuine at II Corandt St.
on the proprietor's terms.
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cWNTUNM TIVE aTRW.

Boxes % cer,.-pt toL rsr's.
Door, will md tha Curtain will iss &C
before o'rloch
Fr,t anr>sr,,ce " Ansri., of ,hs En7'sr Brothers
MONO Az rVrNt NT,-vViil he reformed
HERCULES OF BRITTANy.
Dionsrds pl,,lsr Rroth.r~.
Count Galter Johnson Princes, Issbe,n, Nrs ~ 'ores
Sir Amedee, 'booth Clotilde, Mrs Western
To conclude with The f'nmedv Of
Tup REVIEW
C,I.b Ouoter Mr. welrntt I.urv Mr., Western
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Hall CoLUMBTAIii

Prepare IN cents.
TTrsT OITT-The important work published
j snak1g entitled Direction smokers and Hints Pa
,s 10 prevent their children becoming the victims Of the
poisonous weeds such mosaic Of n
structve matter to astonsh the verypnk Of modern rhio-
Flying Machine and improved plainly A. pioz
ana
For sale, wholesale snd retail Hsbanera House NO ~
Boesmag street Nassau; tn SUNDAY Bulletin ohcs "
III d,s $ News q iCc 80 pgih surp aud It the True ,uh
ice. The usual DISCOUNT allowed to sws BOYS - ny
DR. HoUsToN Dentists, has rtuT ed e New S. M
Il3 asw lm~rc
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DTsBROw's RTnTVG SCHOOL.

DTSBROW'S WTTlTN7f HCHOOL,
ina BOWERV
MR. D. has he tha' his School Tor
wi the reception Of pupils, daily. Sundays excepted.
For Ladies' from a. NJ. m ? P VI.
For Gentlemen. from 7 10 . A. W.. and 70 7 p NJ.
Highly trained aud horses for the road parade ~ let
For tern aud narrul,rs annlv as above af insr