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M ILLINOIS lI,LlNoIs!! ILLINOIS! Amy
Ierson having Tor sale low price, from 30 TO 800
~aces Of rsr re land dry and uuduatng, in Vemiion
County Dauynr Illinois may hear OF purchaser by
her post paid status me lowest price acre the exact oca
proved stating the particulars of improvements the
which the land is suppyed with water for farming
purposes And also stating the cheapest and direct
from New York City to the lands described.
LAM Iunsr
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BEACON COURsE-TROTTING

GREATEST SPORT OF THE SEASON.
On Monday August 18th, 183 three O'Clock precisely,
match for $1,000, between II. Woodrus b. g. Cottage Boy
aud VIM Wheelans b. m Fashion Two mile heats in har-
ness.
At O'Clock precisely Purse of 5000 for which entered
and will positively start the Champions of the World,
Lady Suffolk and Oneida Che-Three mile heats under the
saddle
u Great excitement already the sporting circles in
regard this Race Lady Suffolk having her late trots
being known to be the best PAGER the world bets are freely
offered that the celebrated Dutchmans time SEA three
miles this 8iO will be- the Editors of
the Spirit of the Times would say, "knockd into fits"
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BhiSTOL'S SaRSAPARiLLA.
For THE LAST TEN YEARS APPROVED MEDICAL
FACULTY.
CASE OF sCROFULA.

Nrw YoRK, August 7, 1915
pubic enenr trust esss sS psSG Il S S
Ss CT asd T s bog s @s: e f SH;
y family We
of6% this life All who 6eheS he boy Pi,isd him and
would recommend aud another remedy But all alike was
Month @ m no 6a a1 sS for
his fat better be Ps Ih99 d and wsss "S or.
our friends conversation with another gentleman, named the
f 1 @ s"e%a Sed d% as wa
%n g T but S% sAs by S a he nSs q is
we &c ~ & na i.a h's o me his ssaas
and take sTea, satisfaction a reGG%mendg your val
i0"l'' WIN great 'J JXc6B poBBs,
- 1876 Stanton street, corner OF Attorney st.
hereby certify that the above of the cure of my
MARIA PENTLow;
cork ~ l a. 'S Se Msen 'sna"s0 T. BRISTOL across ''
City Agents Tor the sale Of Brstols sarsssrllm Bur
retail at the following placss:Milhaus fhamassy i ss
@ ANDY aahf a yml no 3d. Is bss and
John syme 30 FuIten cor Water and all druss 70 Town
THE TIMES AND BULLETIN Of Yesterday s contain
statement relation which ,n asy b,, C 0e W.n ,ds
s water G Sa P ~ he foe S Officers
NSw this i 60 ss che h dTS oa am sole TiOpretc q &:
Bowery Cottage and A. q Vandswaisr never bad con-
S SssSs ana, aS S f S
named papers had been ttIe minute their enquiries
IN they w9R Sp Where he above named row did actually take place
not aS be in such bad tx after AL v,,vyrNr
Nrw Yopx, Aug. I, Isls-sa7 iw WI / 49,
SPECTACLEs--c, H. PFAuzGRAE oesIist and Or
Gn canal street No g. from n sSses,e S
Also, every Eai Of Spectacle Glasses, ans Im'~
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NV ORLEANs-Ship Powhaan-l09 hds tobacco 1910 pigs
lead Leverich6 bales cotton W Bamyell-l2o ble hemp
con Churchman Robertson col00 bales cotton ryini8
pigs copper II Fielder hhd tobacco Boorman, Johnston
Co.'s bales cotton Roberts Williams2 hhds tobacco
Maitland < COOL bales cotton X w Mbank COLO brls
castor oil Masters Makoe COZ jaap Rossire
co-2i0 pigs lead Rogers co-230i do do T. Collins
co.'s hhds tobacco Gray Crosby3l do do Stomes, Du
bos coz bales moss Mcintyre Sanley9 hhds tobacco
halo cof ordp
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL x HOWARD.
(Syores No. % Arn and ll5 Futon streefs)


(Stores No. % Arn and us Futon streets)
SATURDAY.
At 10h o'clock. az the auction room ,.
Large sale of furniture OF all descriptions Consisting
of general variety articles cabinet ware and
amos every thing in the line, in fine order =.
Also splendid stock OF city made CABINET iu
bMONDAY.
At l0I6 n'clock in the sales rooms; , o., =
Large Sale of Pledged Goods taken up out the and OF %
y silver piano forte table and spoons chairs
gold watches; diamond pings and rings.
Also, splendid wood piano foe sofa rocking chair
diyans; marble wash stands; clothing; dry goods nc
Piano, Furniture &c. Also, II o'clock, IN the Fulton ST.
store by order OF receiver 10 first rate sofas 10 do rocking
chairs 10 do marble wash stands 10 do French bedsteads
72 best mahogany French tparor chars damask covered
sofa
TUESDAY.
At loh o'clock, in the sales room.
Regular sale Of elegant fashionable ssonabe and staple dry
WEDNESDAY,
At 10Y o'clock in the sales
Large sale Of furniture of all descriptions,
SATURDAY, Aug. 10
At II O'Clock in the sales rooms
Land and Farm Sale.-W be sold without tract
Of land containing 28 situate egbly ~ the town
of Palmyra Pike county known the Comms
which place daily stages within five miles of the lots
of the premises aud particular information will be
communicated on application TO the auction rooms
To let the brick House No 81 White street,
very low geneel family. Enquire the auction
Of Mr.. Horpool. No. l6 White ST.
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PrOVI sion Market,

All our markets abundanty supplied It'll flesh,
fish, fowl, fruits and fancy vegetables.
Since the late rains prices have been gradually falling
until they have reached point low enough place it in
the power Of the poorer Glasses to obtain all the
ties.
Peaches are not good yet; but what brought are
sold at very re.sonable price The best offered at
IL shillDgs baskct is getting too ripe TO suit
people; it sells at 5shllngs for common, and shngs
for sweet hundred. Beans plenty, and sell 10
shillings per bushel.
As the season advances, and the weather coos, meats
will be in active demand. Beef on the at the
cattle markets. is very low, and falling in price every
week. but the butchers do not think it necessary make
a proportionate discount to the customers.
Our table of prices below will be found correc we
have made it more full and perfect.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR
P. 7. BAKNUM, Manager.
Now opened to the public Splendid Saloon, containing
articles OF Trade Manufactures the Arts Inventions &C.,
making
A PERPETUAL FAIR.
Without charge for admission.
Among the articles already deposited tho Rotary
Knitting Room, for manufacturing stockings gloves and every
article Of apparel all whole complies and
seamless The whole operation of knitting
Is PERFORMED BY DOG!
II will be in constant operation Day and Evening,
and is .- -.
THE GREATEST MECHANICAL INVENTION OF
THE AGE
The has engaged the City Brass Band Of
Muscans also Master Diamond the Banjo Player and
Negro Dancer Mr. VIM Cole the Chinese Nondescrpt and
his educated Dog-Grea Western the Locomotive imaer.
&c. Brouwer the Come Snger-Certo, the Danseuse
Abundance the Museum Garden. sc. Is cents-Chrcu
half price. AUD &c
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains q Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILyEy, of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have He will
board them immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor BY
sending TO this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind win be thankfully
received
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"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY

"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
E6 PERTY-A small Farm of about sixteen acres ~ the
the Hoboken Ferry leading the city OF New York This
property has excellent 2h story dwelling House IS
buildings and all other conyeniences to make u suitable
radesmsn residence wishing retire the hustle OF
CITY, and be able within hours drive to visit HIS count
mouse rs Two Stages pass the house mgn, ~
time taking boarders from the city. But above all this,
what for road side which has been known
the St. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
Hackensack, embracing the whole of great traffic that passes
those places the interior OF both those States New o
and New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap the
sent proprietor having business in England
N B-Thee is about six Of first ratepotatoes also
five acres of bpckwhea quantity of young fruit trees Se
WIN MCDONNELL, Auctioneer, Ill Chatham street, New
York.
II venient portion OF the purchase money may
main on bond and mortgf' au6 'msec
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Married..

Married
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Dr.. Billions, Mr..
ALEXANDER STEWART to Miss JASE HANSON both Of this
city
At Albany, August 10th, by the Rev Mr.. scudder HEN-
nv r. GosMAN to ELIZABETH, daughter Of John Van Val
kenburgh, Esq.
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n WARREN Auct,onee,

O. WARREN, Auctioneer.
ITO IMPORTERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i LIAM LYALL respectfully informs his friends and the
public that his new Auction and Commission Store No ii9
Broadway opposite the New York Tattrsa is open for the
public sale The 90 feet deep and has large show win
aows and the light also admitted from the roof and Is per-
lamps plated china fancy goods Of any knd and the
situation exceeded by any other store IN Broadway
Merchants Manufacturers and Others that have goods to DIS
pose Of will find their advantage deposit them at this
store The commission will be moderate and all moneys
ceiyed will be faithfully paid over.
~ b. Families or others that have Furniture Goods to
dispose Of have them sold the store at their respective
residences.
cent number of Books and Stationery received shelves VIII
be nut up for regular evening sais. al0 lwNec
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Auction on nth August, their Print Works, a
Railway, NJ j. all the machinery aud movable property OF
the company consisting printing and engraving machines,
caendes copper cylinders dye coppes dying and bleaching
boilers fire engines patent BALANCES iron sale hydraulic
Of turning and borvg and backsmh's tools assort
Of imported steel and and old iron, quantity of
drugs suitable for calico printers and dyers tubs casks and
large cisterns, stoves, tables, benches, &c.. - .
Catalogues Of which may be had application to Mr. Philip
i''''' at "e NM "FSERGUsON & WALKER.
jylg lm*r 81 William
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scHUYLKlLL Coal TRApE.-Quantity of coal passed
through Fairmount Weigh Locks, since the opening OF
the navigation to the OH instant taking the average
weight per boat at SIS TONS Total boats 1885, Tons
1877 230
TRADE MONTREAL The trade of Canada with the
Western States has fallen OIL greatly during the present
season. will be seen by the aggregate receipts Up to
Iulu Enr
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Below.
iArr-A Br brig, bound to New York.

IL.
Al HURL GATE-A Br brig bound 10 New York
Sailed:
Ships Toronto (packer) Griswod, London; John Cum
mngs Thayer Baltimore Bremen barque Atlantic, Graves,
Bremen and Others.
From the Lower Bay ships Argo, Anthony Hayre; Pha
WNW
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

Director. s.nr,nn.v MR.. JOHN SETON
% 5 second ,e@a NJ Night $ae q he e. '''''
I'd appearance. English y H. XATDEEythLEs Mr. p.vu
port Mr. Vaehe, and John Seton.
o...,,...p-. To commence o'clock. go,
A"'' "N SLt EE'GBS SMfN sS'l'd the
Charles. '''''' Mr.. John Seton
Dana. Mrs. II. Hunt
Landlord "dRit%S, t Clarke.
Half an hours nierpson will be allowed for promenade and
v. . r.,%. Fn, i s aS 1% s,SS% ~ ,,
est kinds, and in great variety will be found.
To be fo' HIS NOT X # I ytsf:s' called
Mr.. Prettyman. Mr., John Seton
slTsi r''''SmaH' Mis- Ms, II Bs ,isS'
Gum, Mr. yaehs
Lieut. r"SSo Frederick Fituallan, Nj Davenport
After which
The Splendid Orchestra will perform several popular selections
OF new Music. >, - ,,,,
Saturday second nigh, of the English vaudevlles
VA strict Police will be IN attendance and great Ia
Tickets Fifty Cents May be the Garden during
70 limited number of Season Tickets will be dis
No postponemept this establishment Of the
as the mel sd Ea.!anse from Broadway TO hs Saloon
top and sides, can be opened at a moments notice
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Seventh Ys A%s?e q BE 1 ssT so'h'
fizano, Jackson
Aonzo, Booth
EERi'f M Ms' j. II Greene aeess
HERCULES A!'; " Ff BjfsairrANY.
Lionards, Lssler Brothers.
s s s1' @GS'n
Dance, During the p piece several Mis-. Jo..lya.
TO f gfGs1sdf R Y;!A nj HR9.'f
pd 1' vii G cps 80 Quarter sYs at
nHAiHAN 1HGAtcE.
NE hEsS%S :s'' the
The 1f F%fL sfS 81 t DE'T5 fa''' the
RR s%%S Scotch piper E''a M S 5sa.
ELLs A'ieB T bHRiS66'4'Rf fE
q ;5sI most Astonishing Ffps; Row
r. WScG % BE- sad
SCOTCH, IRISH I ES$$Lg SI,, AND JEW,
Sir A5chy. the s SlNS Mr. t ,s,s.,.
Squire Groom, the Englishman, :, Hunt
After which Mr. G GREsT T %FsrET sSsy de'o""'''d the
The dneator Of Negro Chaac.sr and Ethiopian Speech
:p ssif Ss9o ;s %ss
TE ts TsYIs 8 f ffHflf bE Viz
s., FH s, Brilliant, Mr. A %sic.%
Tippet Mrs. Greene
The arrangements of such nature, the public is assured
that no delay will take place between the pieces
Dress Circle 50 cen-Upper Boxes IS centsPt 2a cents
aul2 2tec
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On Friday Morning the h instant at his residence SO
Barrow street, ABRAHAM WALKKR the Goth year Of his
age.
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Posr OrrrcE,l
EHSG 5I H., MAILs,Lesr bag: for Great Britain per
ess in his city Tuesday next the 18th inst at As minutes
aule sec JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INsURANcE Cog
THE Board of Directors of the Company have this day de.
cared dividend of eleven cent payable to the sock
aus ' '' GEo T. HOPE, sec'y.
To PRINTERS.
used hs Ss% o s9 m Ap h TH'Sh has
au6 If
pnAuAM j. 5 MSNES 70 rhk FNR No. So
Reade street near Broadway loans in large small
goods, wearing apparel and personal property OF every descnp
INDICATED vAPoR BATHS.
Id llds e. syc colds az ma
1% % vspG s" Bsh days BY the
9% Ss @ n p,2as. not eight Portable
s sh Is S.2. by 1 Of the city or BSoya s r.s
AMERICAN & FOREIGN AGENCY OFFICE
No. ANN ST. INV YORK.
srSsGTbr h %v completed . his %
Agents and fST S VII. news
S Charging s"d we @e & % rsn ps
af s offered ed having Their bundles packed forwarded
GEO. DoEL,. No. Ann street, NY.
take pleasure in recommending Mr.. b. as emnen,iy well
calculated to give entire satisfaction h. B. FUTILE.
a2 3tisFm
THE High and enved celebrity which DR. Hunters Red
prop has acquired Tor its nvariabe efficacy
practice OF ostenatious putting only
worthy oil T. IL is known by its its good testify
Tor ~ IN all cases OF diseases whether chronic this
medicine has invariably proved certain aud speedy remedy
single trial will place this medicine beyond the of
petition in the estimation Of patient IL makes speedy
permanent and harmless without the least regard to reg
men exposure or application tn business Price 81 per vial
warranted in all cases.
The Huneran Disrensary No Division street is the only
place this city where can be obtained genuine Mr. VIM
Johnston No Spring lane Boston, the only genuine in those
cities. aui2 Itscc
LOVE, COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE
lust Published Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
in Love- Courtshp and Marriage; Infabe Guide Book
for married and single on matters of the utmost importance
the human BY Eugene Beckland NJ d. Translated from
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ. Harvard.
Among the matters duly considered in this work. MAT
ers Of serious importance 10 single and young married person
beauty courtshp" he danger solitary practices and
how the habit may be removed aud lis effects cured" THE
cause love and JEALOUSY with nble remedies for eradca
ting from the mind the seeds OF hoses unhappy pas
SION 'Ofsprng with newly discovered modes based ON
scientific principles for the prevention, Precipitation thereof
lntermanage' "Drss with the form and coors most be-
suspicious season for wedock And most other m"ters o Of
interest IN single and married life relates the principle sub
Jects above noted"
For sale Wholesale and retail at 1902 Nassau street New
York ~"
A post paid order enclosing ST. directed to HOLLAND
SLOvEk New York city, Will procure copy Of the work
being sent TO any part of the United States the Canadas
Twelve copies will be sent address for 81 None but
ranked or post paid letters taken ont Of the Post office
aul2 lmd&wNec
NANTEDM6i Wall street few thou,and dollars Of the
w Bills of the Essex Bank, Guidhal Vermont
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Foreign Importations.
Domestic Importations.

ANTwERp--Ship Lucils--2 cases lskns g Gunther2 d
Schuchad, Farer co., King COL baleiSchmidt
Vogel-l0 10 Spies Christ x co.
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Second Board.
New York Public Stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

$1,000 Ills 6's, 7Oalt. No % Is Harlem $40 49,
1000 Indiana IS yrs b29 33k IS do Monty ass
so shas Mech's Bkg As DO 80 so do ass
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What made my cheeks so bright and clear .
Whist made all frecklcs disappear,
Curing eruptions far and near
What clear'd the sunburn from my brow,
And made my lace SO fresh as now


What clear'd the sunburn from my brow,
And made my lace so fresh as now
twas the Chemical Soap, that all allow
my- READERS, MANY OF YOU (NOT ALL
think this Chemical Soap puff Well, give il
trial il without exoggeration of the most wonder
full discoveries in chemistry In curing erupiions salt
rheum, &C. Is iniallibe, and have where
inward remedies and powerful lotions have been used in
vain. Asa cosmetic 1t is uneqused and although will
change dark yellow sunburnt skin to fine healthy
clearness yet IL quite harmless and might be used on
infant two hours old. is sold, price so cents cake
at the sign OF the American Eagle 50 Chatham ST. New
York Ledger Buildings Philadelphia State street,
Boston, or ls9 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
90 IMPROVEMENT IS NOW The ORDER OF
the times and all who in any way bilious or incned
70 be dyspeptic will find sure cure in Vans Vegetape
Bleed Pills, which do not like all others, leave the DOW
els costve after their operation. Neither 90 they grPe
or produce nausea but their effects are md put
to drive from the bowels those that are the
cause ofso many fatal complaints Two OF them taken
daily riweekly will keep the bowels open and regu
lar Of the most costive. You WILL after using one box,
aterward always keep them on hand Price % cents Tor
family boxes Agency only at 81 Courtandt steee and
D. Smith $40 Broad street. Newark and James W. smith
druggist OF Fulton and Cranberry Streets Brook
lyn.
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NEW MOTIVE POWER.

A Engine without Boiler Furnace, Smoke PIPE or CHM
n ney.-Dr Drake will have honor show the original
working model of the motive power which has excited so
much attention IN the scientific and mechanical circles oil m
i4 Broadway, Canal st.
The room will be open from until O'Clock. from until
o'clock, and in the evening.
Admission, deiray expense OF room, &C., Is cents.
no Ivixs IN
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rPARTY CONCERN TO WEST POINT

r E SfE4 t. %Fs s5dl hSIS 4
friends and the public that the ,smbeai SUPERIOR Captain
s Gs % To Ssw an this s p9
a. next which occasion he has engaged for the ensap
eI. az w conduct the coo% aee
with the following ladies and gentlemen give vocal and
i Mpcaa Mr. Ph fTss Nj oa Mr. rfi HOLMAN
Mr. MI Wha% sm Geoge R Rs
Leader Of the Cotllos Band Mr.. John whitworth.
Fae-Gentiemens tickets for the excursion sl-adies so
Places of calling for passengers-Foo Of Chambers street.
o Gs Sa ts 5sr B Cox to ps@sy I ST.
o'clock reunng from the trip positively az o'clock il the
evening Dinner will be provided on in
both pleasant and agreeable. au22 t.c
SkX FOR GUADALOUPE-The very superior cop
s'fnf o fad soPpssd Na F9eh sb ship G 1.
comfortable accommodations for passengers.
For freight or passage apply to BOYD & HINcKEN.
au12 &c Tontine Building, Wall and Water SITS.
"A TO BAKERs--A Bakery for sale, cheap for cash.
R now doing good business For particulars apply 3i3
.[.A2 Greenwich street
AsA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
EIm ALA7The propTietors IF this Establishment SO ia
s ssa o arc Sfa S TO-
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beray OF
enjoyed h Gdf SS
and arranged have been oEOnshy and
with new beds and bedding also with every necessary article
for comfort and convenience The Parlor both PUBLIC and
With ea S s sa i'ssl@y e w stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
he % o% @ @ nd to be
ton Of Their M the{ sn'9e them the voase
W. TiILEY ( CO. Montgomery. June l. 1913,
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LOVE. CoURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE

WANTED-At6 81 Wall street, few thousand dollars Of the
aul2 lWspc
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HOnOkt.N
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS:
- - ~ M 4. fINAl rhNfNAk

INCREASED
FREE INSTRUMENTAL CONCkRTS.
T THE PAVILION Of the Elysian Felds-Every After
IA noon.A superb Brass Band will be attendance the
lawn front Of the Paviou and perform variety OF new and
popular Airs, Oyertures, Marches, &c, nc.
This additional novelty the aramed beauty Of its
fail TO increase the pleasure derived from visit TO this
very favonte resort
The ferry boats ply to Hoboken from Barclay Canal and
Chrstopher sts Fare only 6L cents aus 2wsr
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DlsBRow,s RIDING !. I, SCHOOL.

Mr. d. has the honor that his School is opn To-
lu the reception of pupils, daily, Sundays excepted.
For Ladies. from A. M. to 3 p. M.
For Gentlemen, from to . A. NJ, and 3to7P VI.
Highly trained and horses for the road parade to let
For term and particulars apply above a3 3msr
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fr.Gmed and celebrated Pills from Portugal are
we perceive be obtained n khs country. Nee adyer.
usenent. on the last column, fourth page
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WANTED-A young, respectable Lady, who understands
w embroidery work all its various branches, for an ex-
required Apply ID. WILHELMS,
aui2 2tsec 23i Broadway.
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IN RIsrs.............3 MOON RISES .......... 81
IN sgrs ...,..... ~ HiGu wATER.........IO II
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DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (day,
state All urne under protncted cases aggravated or UNI
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended pracon
es-those aborng under the effects
quack nostrums and all who suspect the remains of disease
lurking in the SYSTEM consult Dr. b. always with
antee Of a
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
iec delicate Diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the Of at
have his attention. Dr. b. s
exposes suspicion, and well known be safe and pema
nent.
AMP I'm &c
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domestic exchanges there is very little OF interest
The rates do not vary materially; they follows

RATES or DOMESTIC EXCHANGE IN New York, JUNE 1871
July
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