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GREAT HISTORICAL WORK.
NOW ADY,
PART |. OF
SIR JOHN FROISSARTs
CHRONICLES
oP ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, &c.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
The, Chronicles have stood The five and,
from the they first appeared have been the admiration OF
genius In country of Europe. Who add 70 The
praises Of ST. Paaye, Montgne of Gra a Sir Waer
Scott FrosSarJ- the HeEoiotu, of barheFous age with
his simpl curiosity and religious creduy, has been the de-
light. for ages, Of all who lore TO Rad
Ofbod mens bloody combatings and renel,airs
He has presented living picture Of Europe boisterous
spTiagtiue with all ,nmnltnons pleasures chiyare
gori-s and supersti;ions. He has given
type both of The spIendor and the decline Of the heroic world
He has transmitted pnserity brilliant examples fiaunss
heros and perfect models reproschless ciy.lr and has
detailed the mos; interesting periods OF Enslis history and
Of the epochs the progress of civilization
EMBELLISHMENTS N THIS NUMBER.
!. PORTRAIT OF FROISSART-lesant frontisplscs.
O. KNIGHTS OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY.
3. PORTRAIT or EDWARD THE SECOND-From
painting the Boileian Library.
4. QUEEN IsABELLNs VISIT TO HERBRoTHER
lNPARis-From an Illuminated Ms
:. PORTRAIT OF EDWARD THE. TTi!RD-From the
tomb IT Westminster Abbey.
C. EDWARD THE THIRDS FIRST EXPEDITION
AGAINST THE SCoTS-From illuminated
Froissart.
:. PHILIP DE- vALoTs, King of Franee-From an .n-
cirnt picture in Mezenlay's History Of France.
g. VIEW OF BERWICK Upon TWf.ED-showims
,- remains OF the old Qualifications.
9. VIEW OF TIE CITY OF CLIENT in the oden
10. EDWARD THE THIRD SENDING a cHAL-
LENGE TO KING PHlLIT-from IS Of the l5'h
century.
H. VIEW OF THE CITY OF ToURN.,Y, a. it az
reared 300 wears
H. ENTRY OF JOHN Dr.. MONTFoRT AND HIS
DUCHESS INTO NANTES-from MS of the
18th century.
49, PART OF THE OLD TOWN WALL OF NEW
CASTLE-UPON-TYNE-f9o an original drawing.
"A. VIEW OF WARK CASTLE, in Northumberland
u. a TOURNAMENT-from VI s. Froissart Of the 18th
ceutury-a very splendid engraving.
u The "CHRONlCLES are to Dc completed in
parts price each Office Agents, SIS
! hundred Isl J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
No. 81 CLIsr-srnEET, Jurr 3, 1913.
Harper s. ErO;hcIs Will Publish,
THIS SATURDAY. MORNING, AT . O'CLOCK,
+ II f L a L Z II E r.
NOVEL,
BY G.P, R.JAMES, ESQ.
AUTHOR Of MORLEY ERS:TErS," FoREsr DAYS" sc.
PRICE ONE SHILLING.
ALSO,
NO. VII. OF S Fl "A kSPEAR
with EnSravinSs.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Ct.
10 The most elegant Family Bible ever
Published The second number of the
PICTORIAL BIBLE,
illustrated with 100 uugr4vngs, is ready this morning.
je3 Sits j. 5. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall,
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TO THE LADIES.


M 3i5 Byoadrody, second door beor L.onGra-sfresf
Would invite the attention orha ,Dres particularly as well
as the public generally and wei! selected stock
of French tnslis Italian Indl ana American Dry Goods a,
they feel condcnt thar hoss who viii tax" The trouble 10 can
and examine io5 themselves viii h. fully satisfied no; only OF
the good qualities Goods but also OF the ccan9ss o
the same which very important consideration 10 the puF
chaser. They have
SILKS Of almost every description and al various prices
which
BlacG and blue black Ws,ee, silk very heavy article
Black aai blSs black stGip' do do DO
Italian Silks from, rs 81 wide,
$50. a great variety Of rich FAScY SiISs
SHaWLS-An extensive assortment Of tins article consist
ing in part o;
Silk Broche, Cashmere, Ner and OTHER shawls-some
SIX very rich
SCARFS-is Net Pam. Black ard cold WateTe! an an
cy SILK Scars.
Ne. and Satin Cane. very rel. and at low prices
LINENS-O this article they nlbIed TO oief IS good
an assortment aud as low prices as can be had III
the city, consisting OF
Linen Shectn- and ShirtiEs,
TABLE D,aAsS BY the yard and otherwise,
TowELISC Of every description,
Diapers Lawns. Linen C.nhric lilAiz, sc.
PRINTED MUSLINS AID BALZERiNE.S.-A very large
assortment: Of he.e articles many OF which very heau,
iu and cannot .il please the Ladies particularly when
they take into account the e'r.lnr io"nSS OF 'l'
Calcoes ald Domestic Goods Gloves, Hosier? ahd 'he'
Moa. de LANES, harisienues Bombazne Cloths CASH
Cinmbtoons. Summer Cloths sc.
Also May other articles hel,t wosd BE- nioss,ot -
en,,e.te In tIe space usually allotted 70 al
my3J lwis>
- Barry,s Wigs and Scaips.-Ile com
ple;c success THAI the above named has met " I'm IN .e
acturs unvaIlei heads OF hsis for the ..s ~" s
lt exceeds has saa-une expeditions M ;
cts call confident satisfying the most iaGios ii.as I
G fi and cheapest maker in the city. Thee caa De had ony
~ III Broadway corner Lbertys:ree up stars pFl'a
rooms Tor fitting Wings and ToGE-es Je' In
Particular Noticc.-Thgse per5on, haviT f
,nv i-scrti0u 10 dispose Of or who are break
@ nm Keeping vii ind ready sale for any porlna .,
I'll of ,h.ir goods b senia. their address or chha uP
-, Il. sabscr:t-.. Goods amount purchased
,,riy,t- .al--lvSo Piano Fort-s
- s, COTTON * c O., ll3 Fuiton-stre.t ana
my2o If % N1-
~ Books Lost.-The following books nav 0s'''
byroyi or taken from the Editor OF Ih- rle9nr W.
The Of ts U Stats i e5 .sq, tt tGl,S
Byran's Works, Deastorns edi ~ do do.
With great many oil nno Tbnne Buildings and scattered
absa, s. another unlaek aistaks 50 al sn 10 The sub
[ ara earnestly reauestrd return them imns's,g
mylsf %
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who Is years old inches high well formed lively and
AI,o that Prince Of Come Drollcrss Dr. VALENTINE.
The Great Motel OF Pans, Also, Mr. II SHERMAN, Miss
MYSTERIOUS CIPSEI GIRL. who may be privately
consulted regarding past times present and future
Ira charge OF one shilim1.
Also Albns Lady Glass Blowing. and sos 700 curasities
Performances sycry CLOG and Wednesday and
saturday afternoons At O'Clock. Tickets 25cents Children
rndar IN b,If nrira my22
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- Importation OF European BOoks.-D.
APPLETON & co. respectfully lnuim the literary public
that the branch of tcr house London, No. G Little Britain,
literary att4nmehts, and they the attention of the
friends Of literature TIE important advantages the establish
affords for the i'm; o!tann OF Books specially ordered
Among the great variety Of publications abroad comparative
Is !cw sale this y nconremirnceis
therefore obvated by this arrangement person
his order for any particular work sud by the rapid com
nunication of the book hand III few weeks
Professors Students Of Theology, Law anl Medlclnc-
Architects Mechanics and ali who unable 10 procure tor
egn books coun, may, for the small connis,
sion per the cost procure any work published
any part of Europe.
Books s will be- imported free Of
b. A. & CO have in addition their branch in London,
agent eisc for the supply OF all orders for Books pub
shed throughout Germany: also III Brussels Paris Florence
and Madrid: ha; they prepared with great
fidelity aud prompness all orders ntrnted 10 their from
am portion OF the Continental Book Market.
he necessity OF such facilities for speedy supply OF Books
from ca, Book Narts of Europe has long been felt The
advantages which they oirf Literary Institutions Profess
ona Grneen aud the Literary Public at large all will ac-
knowledge.
D. A. 60. are constantly receiving Old Books in every
works embraced in tiis collection not be known
many who visit cty-com1rSinC variety OF inrn'-
ted hissa black letter BibIophI,cs, aud those
who have relish for quaint books of past ages viii d" well
o call.
A Catalogue Of the modern English Books for sale is now
ready.
-. Orders intended for the of the Isl Of the month
should be handed in Us O'Clock the day prevlous and the
like for of the 10th. Jej
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~RefriSeraters.-REED& SMITH. The invent:
ors patenees ana anuacturS OF the taTsms Ventilated
Rfrigesors have aeT years OF experience and
TRIALS perfected article which ,he Confidently believe VIII
give satisfaction to hoss who purchase hey a;e con-
strced philosophical and scientific principles
and nsei that every sr;iee can be kept IN an a! n
ren b. itself that impossible tnS 70 taste OF
another which be the Refrigerator without lis
cooling properties bein impaired. Please call and examine II
the Agency $50 Broadway Mandatory, - White-sr-eet
my2S wis
- Window Shade Depot: No. Spruce
streef.-Nr ltaiicr Iit:m5us-Tl- best Of .in-rIesn
poyS Sas painted by artists uars and iorsIgn OF se-
telts All shades painted with The best
of oil c0lors md warranted wash and uoI te Sha,S
,jot 70 any pattern the shortest Interior
decoations executed in mos, uaSnitcen sly very r.
ucs urces Painting 0f all kinds done % order Ia fact all
works of art TN BE- produced n tins establishments
m9I l;nis B4RTOI. De MAURY.
- Medicines OF the best quality. new Prep'f
atlons and approved popular remedies Leeche> nSit> anu
French Pe.funrrv: SOAPS. Brushes, &c, for sale by
j. l. COpDlNGTON, Afothecuies,
mill I'm. ~ Hudsoustrset. COZ Spring.
G Doctor A. sidney Doane has resumed the
practice OF Medicine in the city OF NeYoTk Residence 3
warren street y. Z. corner OF Church. myH I'm
IL Or. Alex. Il. Whiting, having left Bellevue
opia WI" continue hs practice o hIs profession At has OF
nee corner OF -stTvt and UnioaPlace, west ct Union
Square. m3i lwlss
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" Sebring's Anti-Dyspepfic and Rcsto-
Gorilla RerusdY for Uyspefsla an.

vatfVe CVrttial, Sovereign heIIedY IDr u! 80:
Na.yoa5 Affections. II highly recommended ns ehinrnt
ciars and by PERSONS who have beer bnehtred d IL
Otee Not Murray Price 81 per bottle and - ss
dnzel. hie' We
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MARRIED.

.. Thur.day evening" LIST instant by the Rev Mr. fo;al
q, lssses " Pnckney Miss Emellne T. Granger all OF
a sI Like, Church on Thursday evening June ls BY
Ishr NJ Torbes. Charlie, II Smith and Lucreta c.,
sl. daughter Of Isaac Spencer all of this city
aiy 1919 a, Cold Spring n. Y BY the Rev. J. F.
Nay o. O.. William c. Masee, of Hardwick Snss-z
20 Miss Anna 8 Clark, daughter Of Rev John F.
CAR 20 By Rev f. A. Boadman Rev. Tryon Edwards,
,pb.,tsr ~ y TO Catharine Bien daughter Of SaInl
aq 4, Brookyn June by Rev M Dufed Nichola, Car
.. ~ to May Helene Schrader.
'sl a. BteoLyn, May 81 by Re- Nh Goddard, John Z.
Eat &. nssss aao oTs as' ''''
u :, suTieId CT. by Rev. A c. Washburn. William H.
p,rea Of hir city, 10 Della Aiathe., fsuii.ld.
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DI ED.

On Sunday morning Atm inst Mr. James Simpson in the
Ssh year OF has age:
His friends and relations and those of his son David aud
his funeral this (Mouday afternoon at o'clock from his
i,tp residence No a. Oak without further invitation
on Saturday, Sd inst. Hezekah w. Bonuel late Aiorf
mar Of the Thirteenth Ward aged 43 years months anu
i7dayi. ,,,.,oor
Hi; fnne.al will take place ,s afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, 25 Sheriff ST.
On Thursday lst after illness, SARAH M''f'y 10
years ,dr;,nco Youngest
da Of Nicholas aud Maria Van Bruat, IN the 10Th year
Of her age ,,.r,,:. 81 ;,,,-. Avn.
veplsnck, elic Of the late Daniel y 'e''an'"' III ''s'
Ca tl 18th nit, a. her residence in Adams county Penn
,an1 in the Faith aud peace OF the Gospel Nr' i'eoecd
80 ,.,;ct OF the late Samuel Knox, Nj D. and III" moth
- n he Rey John Knox D. D. Of this city IN the oith
y.ar Of her aye ~
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nlVIDEND-The Board OF Directors of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declared
dividend of per the caita stock, pay able On and
aite. MONDAY, June IS LEWIS PHILLIPS.
rlya lms
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poes.npc,.a a,,.,ycH

PassenGers ArriveH
Ia the shin Trescott from Marseilles-Caieton Bayley,
and Henry D-sanses Ny
In The brig Lawrence H. Adams from Neuvitas-Als. r.
Rwn Daniel Brown Pedro Gilbert and Augustus Sanchz
Dolz. pp NJ c.,
,en. aud Nr. WecLs
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THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
HENRY CLAY,
THE WHOLE FOB ONE DOLLAR,

COMPLETE IL TWO VOLUMES, eF OVER 100 LAssZpA
WITH THREE ENGRAvINGs.
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~ I. o. o. F.-Tin member, Of Mutual Lodge No.
S. O. o. F. and OF the Order general, RESPECTFULLY
invited their Lodge room. No Il Division street
this Monday afternoon at o'clock, 70 pny the last tribute
nf RESPECT 10 our late worthy Brother H. w EoENELL by
order. DANIEL Aptk., " ~,
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OLD JAVA COFFEE-Roasted and Ground
" Prices reduced from lid per h. We offer this cot
lee the public with confidence it has BEEN selected Tor
family aud cannon be surpassed richness Of flavor
Also full assortment of Teas the crop for sale the
Sugar Store. No. IS Bowery.
my2 w. S. MOODY XCO.
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THE SONFES NUTINY.

Pamphlet containing all the Testimony Documents. Mar
and Particulars Of Tragedy board the Unite,
States Brig Som-rs. with the Portrait al Commander Mac
KyNzF facsimile OF Spencer's Greek Programme,
DnwinG or the Som-rs she sis the water with int
rior views descriptions, Sc. Price ia Postmasters
emitting 81 will receive twelve copies
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w. $. MOODY CO

I'XTRA FINE TEAS.-Young Hyson of the
u celebrated Yrckhins Chop black Oooong Sou
chong also HySon very tine flavor with good assorment
Of lower priced Teas of yarons qualities Houseksee de-
SirouS of procuring good article depend upon having
moderate price, by calling the New Sugar Store, No.
81 Bowcr. ni Bayaistrest Old Java Coffee. fresh
roasted and ground every day, article II pence
ID. Al, other Cofees equally low
A JOHNSTON
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ment No O. O. f. ard of tn P4irarchia Order gen
raj are requested 10 af the Lodge room corner Of a-
ton aud Grand streets, this (MOniay afternoon at O'Clock
H. W BOWEL. 81 order. ,,,,>. :, -
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MApDER-l5 casks prime Ombros, for sale by
w GRINNELL, MlNTURN x CO,
Is South. sireAi
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7 rERMILLIoN.--i0 casks Chinese, for sale by
GRlNNELL, MINTURN Y Co,
ID IS South-street.
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tILNuLlNE. KATRINA HABERNlCHT!
HERR HABER\ltHT.!
HERR WERNER :,

TNHE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN-
i CURSIOSS-A sail the Hudson River to Hobo
ken and then walk the Ey Fields along the exceed
ngy beautiful and picturesque shores Of the place will
the most easily accomplished and attractive OF all the rural
excursions that be made from the city TIL. grounds now
the soil covered with rich turf The walks excel nt
order having been considerably embeished the present spring
mXlh 3nIStia
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= Winfo1v Shade Depot:: 30. Spruce
AMERICAN MuSr1fN

. -
TEN-FOL.D ATTRAC-
TIONS-ON ERELOW-
ING SUCCESS :. The
large andiuceIsius crowds
winch have ;hrougcd the
Museum dngiu. the last
week, induce the Manager
Ia announce \ re--ugaSe-
msnt, for ole week longer,
oi the same splendid Al
fractions, with several adj
ditionsl novelties. incluG-
ins Gen. TOM THUMB.
Jr., the wonderful Dwarf.
I Ill Ia...l
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CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 6ls
msv III, "~'' e w. FEEKS Prineipst
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U Dr. oscoop's IspiAS CHoLAcoouE, which mas
gained such notoey In the of Fever and Acue anu
eh<i bioas Affections be found at So John street "ei
AsMsu Tresse The above dlsesse may be had s1cis
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nAVlD SANDS & co, Apothecaries and Che.
~ isrs II East Broadway, c0rer Marke, street respect
fully call tho attention of Families Physicians, aud the pub
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DRINT WAREHOUSE.-B f. LEE former
Il H. Of the firm of Lord * Lees and u B. BREWSTER,
under the firm of LEE BREWSTE have established
l13 Pcarl-strect,
Hanover square, New York. Warehouse All extensive
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DOARDING.-Two Young women can be ac-
ID co,nmo!atel with bo,rd pleasant part Of the city
with SINAI family where there no boaics Please ar
H., NJ, D.,.u
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NTANTED-Av young woman to altendthe store
w of the subscriber. She will be required keep the
store order also the preparing OF flit for
Also lad Il or l6 years OF Ia tend store and To do
any other hu Sn.ss the subscriber
3 2t. WI B. nUMBERT, 800 Bowcry.
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WTANTED--A place as chambermald or nurse
w nice girl with good CRY would take
Il country place. Apply POI Mott II.
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Particular attention called style Of business and
Office Goats also Travelling Focks. large OF
the ready for Inspection - ,,...,.
,oci T.
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JITANTED-A situation as housekeeper, or
launIess, by capable person. Best OF references
AUnlv AT Il Ridge II"
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IX7ANTED-A situation as chambermald, wash
w and iron sc. Good references given. Apply al 40
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Floor OH C!olhs; ANY width a; = DO
j.i lwis. ANDERSON < D0BBS, No. 90 Bowery.

ItGtIIIs SCIpW
y. B-For sale By of the hardware trade Bos on
New ork Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany Troy and else
MiIrrs I'm
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I WTANrED--A situation by respectable young
woman to do ch2mberwork waiter or TO nke care
OF children No obeciisD> the country with nice
family Good city reference Apply at 2i Snrlng-,t
i, rI. re,r j-J 1t.
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CHEAPEST CARPET STORE IN THE L. s.
~ No. 20 Bowery.--ANDERS0N * DOBBS now offer
their whole stock OF spleud patterns OF THREE Ply.
Double Superinire Ingram Cmpetuy all OF which. having
been purchased for cash vii b. sold 20 per lower than
any other establishment IN the city.
Common Ingram Caretlng. at. 2s. Cd per yard
fStm Fine do do Is. dc
ThCee Fly Carletng at. Ss do
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yHTANTED--A place by a smart girl with city
w references, for house work. cook wash, &c Apply
I
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EOR SAIE-A complete set of Rees Cyclopecia
L Handsomely bound in foil Russia binding. Enquire AT
otic. Of IL WILSON. No. CITY Hall place. le5lt-
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CPRiNCf GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear-229
- Broadway opposite the Fountan.-Encouraged by tho
patronage elected the last through thu practice
principle which has ayerted almost universal complaint
that the cash taxed for the deinInencies OF
Others the has made such additions to his
will enable him future all orders
IL
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DRIVATE. BOARDiNG-Pleasant ROOMS fur
nsbcl or ,,nunished with board, private family
can be- obtained reasonable by applying at d Hudson
street near ST. Johns Park. JED &c
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Determined carry the system of small prohts and
quick returns he socts attention assortment OF goods
unsurpassed richness and variety comprising French and
Fe,tnss in great variety ofpat'ens. &c. which will ba
made order under the superinDdence efficient cutters.
AZ prices which fail offer Inducements rIa
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- p,rticular NOiicc.-Ihose Yer5oA' aaElli-
gaTnie Of any description dispose Of OF who are Or
M up Housekeeping will ind ready aie Tor any npon
AZ e snbscr;f- Goods 10 any amount purchased
- ,iy1tr .al--l',So PIano-F 'ort-s
~ f COTTON * CO, lib Futon-:r'es,t. 5 ana
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DUSSA EoLT RoPE.-lGo COLI assorted
$ III Gi;I& %l:I MNTuRN * co. IS soatl,tet
CElEATHINGi COPPER-l0o cases English,
IS 10 GiRIIi%SzNFLL NiNTURN& o. 10 South street.
NTHlTE SLATE 9PENCILS-A new article,
w from the oayou7rry in the known world and by IA;
, fst srtirreyc. used Pic. 81 ter thousand TO b. ii
al The sole AseGcy Maiden lane sat'onff' supplied
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NJ-I. o. OF O. File members o; National Lodge
No 30 o. of o. F. are hereby notified 10 attend regular
meeting OF the Lodge their National Hall lanaSt
on MONDAY the 9Th INST. At o'clock Business oil
importance wi te transacted by the ! odss r.
Ey order. LEWIS Mt.ALio, -: ".
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Orders BY mail w,ll receive prompt attention,
Il. G. ROOT Bank Ststioner.
n lms ia2 P-sIl-street corner OF Wall.
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hank L.lgrrs; Foreign Domestic and
Merchants Ledgcrs, Journals School Stationery;
Day Books. Cash Books Ac PaF"rs of every kiad and
Books for Insurance Compa- quality.
Check Book, on all the City Lead Pencils Drawing Pen
Banks rued aad handsomely els and Drawing Papers.
bound Letter Stamps, Pen Racks.
Ink Ink,ands, Sand Boxes. &e @r.
Printing and Lhography executed 1t short notice IN all
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ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY
~ r. C. ROOT Bank Siationer. 52 Pearl.sueet, tcomer
Of Wall prepared to supply fIom his large aud
stock Blank Books adapted TO all The general forms OF basi-
ness or complete made any pattern desired.
Possessing superior fac re and his whole stock from the
nOnerous Bank Ledger the smallest pocket Memorandum
Book beng manufactured by himself he guarantee that
his work shall be surpassed ~ durability IN beauty OF
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u Reception of the President OF the I 't,
ted Stntes-Th- joint Committee OF the Common Coaiei
engaged IL iie arra for the
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT
AL societies public institutions aud other bodies "ho de-
sign 10 take par, the ceremonies this OCCASION are re-
quese 70 notify the Joint Committee writing at room no
sC;y HALL on Monday the 9Th INST BY u O'Clock OF as
soon thereafter practicable.
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