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DI ED,

July H. Of inflammation Of the lungs Anoine'fe young
daughter Of Sarah Ann Preston, aged year. 10 months
and II days
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
attend the funeral without further notice this
ing 10 o'clock, at No. 264 Observation-Disclosures.
At No. II Forsythestreet of cholera infantnm, Mary
Louisa only daughter Of Cornelius H. and Louisa Sands,
aged months.
July 49, suddenly, of bleeding at the lungs Mr. Elias l..
Kpr, aged IS years. HIS body taken 10 Newcastle,
Wrstchester County, for nternent.
Westminster papers please copy.
July -, Mr.. John Wilson, 46
July l3, after lingering and protracted illness Sarah,
wife Of Mr.. David Cudlipp, Of Portsmoh, England 40
July l3, Thomas Vaughan, native Of Ireland, 50.
AT Bloomingdale, July Q, John B. Lorng, VI D., 10.
AT Walton Delaware County, y. y. while visit to
her friends, July l.. Mrs Margaret A. wife Of G. S Bene'
Dict and eldest daughter Of the late Simeon Skn, OF this
city, after short but very severe illness.
AT Ramapo, Rockland County, y. y, Monday last,
July TO- of locked jaw, in the 18th year OF her age Ellen
Waanaker rect the late Peter Wanma,er of this city
At Philadelphia Juyl2 Mary NJ, wife of Captain Ed
ward B. Cobb. of the ship Sildons
At Philadelphia July Paul Russell, 90, Revolution
airy soldier He fought under Gen Wayne throughout The
AT Oswego July H. the residense of James Plat ESQ.,
Mrs. Aida Woosey widow OF Gen. Melancthon Lloyd
Woosey formerly Of Cumberland Head, Pattsbnrgh
mother Of the late NJ r. Woo!sey, L. S. NJ and sister of
the late Dr. Jen H. Livingston, OF Brunswick aged 50
years, month and II days
At Bound Brook n. j. July IL, Rachel, wife Of Jacob
De Groot Esq, in her Ssth year.
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II OF. Y BIBL E
Part |. The Old Testament History
Part ,. The New Testament History.

BY ROBERT SEARS.
Aided BY the writings Of celebrated Biblical Schol-
ars and other learned persons, who have made
TIE Scriptures their study.
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By the foregoing example have found that per cri.
stock edeemabe IL 10 years yields an annual
of42lsi. soo, g
900 at that rate for 10 Gears would ske in mt" s6 e0a 90
Add nr;ociral quo Vo
''1O '''A' ''4'' sIs0l II
This the amount expect realize from an ln,1S'ms t
tina, Of Interests but per Ss ,so a. INTO that
S2,lio, if purchased at par di'ius SIIs so
Which as above shown Yields The same annual interest
The President Of the Northampton Bank has been arrest,
ed and is under $1,000 bail charged win en'oe AA''
liable papers belonging TO tnr Dana. ,-l;. e H. co.,
era Maine prepared by the h I'd uns
learn that the total amount "i ''''i' '' ~ ~ ~ -
was 81 0i3,6l9 39 VIZ e,.c so1 on
Gold, silver &c, in banks sl's''l -
Real , es tai. j., Maine. s., 6lO 50
Bills of banks elsewhere. .......-...#... 81 Ivy ~
Balances du. from other banks 56O,956 A
Due 10 the banks excepting balances 3,946,ol3 30
Total amount OF resources Of banks IS 0i3,6l9 80
The following were all their liabilities The date
Capital stock paid In S2'S22 ooo w
Bills in circulation !, DO w
Net profits on hand lG9,0l3 -
Balances due other banks ........... 1886 IS
CASH deposited, &c. not bearing interest 6asoes II
Cash deposited bearing interest. 9O,Il3 ID
Total amount cue from the banks 50, o43,6l9 80
The amount Of the last semi.annua dividend $50 100
The amount due from Presidents and Directors princi
pals. was s2i2 496 So suretes, S2l2,6ll 50. Total
S4550lS Co. No returns received from the Bank OF
Bangor aud the Thomaston Bank
BY law Of New-iampshiFe, winch came INTO force on
the st instant the circulation Of 81 bills is prohibited in
that State.
The Pittsburgh papers contain statement Of the tolls re-
c;ived there from the 9Th o p the day which the Ca
nal opened this season. the 30th of June he
amount received during this time S22 $50 There
received during the corresponding time last year only
S66i7 20, showing gain favor of the present year OF
S6,20S 81. Among the leading articles shipped eastward
from the opening OF navigation this the 30h OF
June 81 6 barrels Of -four. II pa sos pounds OF ba
con- and 9303 65 pounds Of tobacco The quantity OF flour
4 III Il. e and hos
of tobacco this show increase OF 3oO0OO0
mounds over 1912.
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or WATCHES, WATCHES,-'fh i "a e;;,
10 nos b. 5an fd% az tn saBscrb H Is eoo'sn T..
receiving al seIP2sa' iGa sns ~ England
and stze,nd and Is selling them at rets Z D@5 es @
ces tnaa any Other ho9s ~ snd Jeweiry exchanged or
bought !" ii Sas % II t seG9 's s 9s s
eaeY rsturn "aiees lower an at any other .c.
S nPorsef5 81 l,, = 'ii . 1a ar .L,.
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TTHE SUBSCRIBER, TO close the trusts of an
nsolvent estate will offer for sale public auction by
Wilkins Rollins auctiouees, at their sales room No II
Broad street IN the City of New-Yor Monday the 7h
INST at IL o'clock in the forenoon of that day lot Of book
debts notes and large chest. For list of the articles
and farther application be made The Office
Of Jonathan Nathan Esq Counsellor Law. Sassau-st Of
10 tina auctioneers the time Of Sale.
i iyi'a a.. 0'A '"'' r. SPEAR Assignee &c.
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B O O K s

A SIN DOLLAR BOOK AT HALF PRICE.
THE CHRISTIANS GIFT FOR 1914
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~ PRESS,
THE MOST SPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK OK
BIBLE HISTORY ever offered TO The American public
Embeiiised with several hundred new and fine ensrayiny
The whole work two volumes in onel mixing absu, zoo
large octave pages TO be elegantly printed and bound
most finished style Of modern bookmakng To published
and ready for delivery in August next:
SEARSS NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY
OF THE
II OIL BIB L E,
As contained in the Old and New Testamen from the Gre
81 the World r- fall establishment OF Christianity
Containing clear and comprehensive account of every
makab'e Transaction recorded in the Sacred Scriptures
during period ofupwards OF Four Thousand fears With
COpious Notes. Critical and Explanatory forming an H.
Illustrated COMMENTARY OF THE. SACRED
Tent.
Part !. The Old Testament History;
Part ,. The New Testament History.
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1za To LET-'rwo modern brick houses on the
@ 3t-ayeGue near 22.-stree where the haickrfooefcf
down town business. They have courtards ~ togt 20
bearing and flower gardens IN The .eafiase
for lre or small srniig and VIII be lei for TIE
OF the year low eGt Apply TO u o. 'A
Jlao o1dsr Jy'Irr..--
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DEACH ORCHARD BROKEN COAL-Dis-
charging from Canal Boats carefully screened at time Of
shinpsnt and for sale lowest market price for cash:
WARD * BROWNE,
Corner Llght and Washington SIS,
I'll CrrrlL nAl.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce-st
w The subscribers inform their friends and the public that
they now have hand the greatest assortment Of Shades to be
found in the country and selling al very
uced prices. Shades of pattern or size painted 70 order
Signs Banners aud Interior Decorations done style not to
F ;S S4' mis- "s '"' BARTOL s. DE NIAUNY.
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NEW GOODS At THE NETWORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, lf2 Fulton St.
near BfoaisayG arriving in the city and wanting
an ontft will find it for their call and examine
extensive stock fashionable Cloths and Cassmeres toSeh
e with great variety OF the richest Silks, Chay and Mar
saes yesngs selected from recent impoations-iomng
yrry desirable assortment Cor gentlemen Of taste ad fashion 10
of our garments challenge comparison with the mo5teN
ese Establishments the United States and connlng onr
business exclusively cash. eusbles
toners very great saving the purchase OF their wardrobe
Cash on delivery and abatement prices Strict pune
t"als'E ooSei Nc" III "''"7 + r P0OTH &CO
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EIRE RTAENT.--The Foremen and
II Secretaries of Companies requested to have their
tuns at the Office of the Clerk of Common Council or be
fore the 2th of July The following returns wanting
Engine Go. No l. 5, 8, 9, II, 10, 10, 10, %, o. TO- ~ 81
49, 35 80, 30, t6 ~ So
Wardplls, i, 8, u.s. \, 8, 9, II, n, IS. u.
Hose Companies, B. A. g. H. ~ 10, IA, H. 20, 81 & &c. 49,
90, 80. 81, IS, 81, 80.
Hook aud L adder g 3, 5, 10.
If tl2is Chief ED,.ncsT
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CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 6i9
D,l Stg tGs way "'"' C. w FEEKS. Principal
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SMALLEST OF ALL DWARFS
GENERAL. TOM THUMB, Jr.
81 @ bAY And ~ Flv : Hts
- GtA Saturday, July IS, At he
N.Y. American Museum
AaA EAIwS2\ as he VIII hi Alh.ne
Gs4NA r5gfssS So 49, a St n We ;" -i rbS on
IN Naa VI era viii am, : d. Sre us5
E.As IRON '|t e S ice; As NE Na t%
AA HS MsA i ~ When III IS m r.men
AML fN EssgsssasA j beed that he is decldsdi,
-, K ~ 49, assr III.
- NJ. Fer Walked Alone
Smallest Person ! haL Ever w aiheG Shio,S,
SiErFE% pOINpS his appearance that dress may be
conceived d,,.o sp, pynn PERFORMANCES
Wv. ~ h. baItnast p NJ Ev MIR HARRINGTON
NE s Haasc'in ' PrT III ERiTO Sc &c
c%H Gu rom THIN hopes to give all his friends
parting s'"H ING y t;e THEM a LITTLE SONG.
B,lI,on aceuslons Living Sea Dog Fancy Glass Blow
oH,.' i ~, ~ Soo r,,r;os
M ,n 9OyO p Is cents children half price
z.e"''s,'ot - - ,,-.,--,,,>-,--
JEALE'S NETWORK MUSEUM AND PIC
TIfnE GALLERY Broadway opposite the City Hall.
$50 S ims B;e.s the whole atractions OF the
Museum positively Two days only Friday and sami1y
July u aud D. Tins & In r1 and pats HI
history involved wyse except he IS s%pp S r 10 Dc
native OF the "i i o, pT Tnif herbs &c jyii
IT,, IaIo,,f nIoce Of summer
ii 30 s ,dy,ntares over all Others in the vicinity
The fy win Mn[ a Gsn e ,gn
tied by the b1sGaS an ' sceessib Those which
ue w rho nhlic are considered 10 be unequal led by any
5r yS Se 10 this purpose for their extent diversified
aud superb prospects No pans hate pee sp h,e 9 rh
GaGh possible the aTta rmsn B B,oI
lei By SIr Myers viii give Of Free cg4ceEts the
Esaa Feds On the , b ,nmsr Of Mondays ia IS
ana sasS.S11 mn EWSITSU SCHOOL 60
B aIsag-n near suyyesant Institute
may ii. :; y "; EEEA ;so rIiaelR pal.
Tor SAIL. CHEAP-l2 Tubs Of ,, 1000 IA; gallons
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INTENSIVE COMMERCIAL Law Agency
II Established in this CRY IN August 2i2 for the proTp.
collection Of Debts in all parts Of the nifcd states ne
attention merchants inyind 90 this esabsnment 20
Gated at 40 Wia.strce where they are re1uer@d to ce
vice in the way Of bu The popretors have ALREADY
stabilized correspondence in almost every secron 81 t-
oion and intead 10 extend rapidly possible as to
embrace every collection district 10 the United states;
Anticipating such announcement from the mercantile corn
munity as viii sustain useful aud prasewohhy enerp,
the are prepared references 10 merchants iof Nh9h
ficy have transacted bsiresS and others OF tls hiSS
s4abty ADD invite scrutiny from those interested mo
rair plan Of business ehaacef a!d abIty =? c 9gt me
nntisrtaking WOODWARD x DuSESBERf.
Mi 2.sot;s 20 Wiiliam,streer.
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The heavy expense which we have incurred IN getting up
this work and the very low pcebarey exceeding the cost
at which afordit, compels insist on cash payment
in all Unless several thousand copies are sold e snail
be losers by the work. But most Certain that
in every City County there must be hundreds willing to
paw the small of One Doliar for the Life and Speeches
of Mr. Clay in volumes of over 100 pages W III mol
take measures TO secure an early and general diffusion OF this
work One hundred copies will be transmitted TO any per
so,, or NIB for Eshtv Dollars.
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NGADDER.-l5 casks prime Ombros, for sale by
wi GRINNELL. MlNTuRN X CO.
* ~ SouthS
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yIOR SALE CHEAP-l2 Tubs of 1000 gallons
Il Zach in good order. JOHN BROWN, Builder,
;rii ar. North Third street, Williamsburgh.
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RIVER CAsUALTy.-Wc arc indebted to gen.
tlernan for the following facts: Mr.. Austen, wife
and two children, from Canandaigua, NY, took
massage on the steamboat Goddess of Liberty the
last trip hence to st. Louis; the husband fell
overheard near French Island, and notwlthstand-
inc every exertion was made TO save him, 1t was
Intellectual: all the funds Of the family were on
his person. a subscription was started among
The passengers, headed by Captain Pearcc, and
about &c dollars were raised for the widow, who
intends returning to her native place CmGaz.
BEAUHARNoIs CANAL.-Thcre appears dspo-
sition among the men 10 resume work at the old
rate Of wages, and previous hours. Some hun
dreds commenced again yesterday: and although
some of the more worthless still hold out, yet IT
is believed, in the course of week the works
along the whole line, will be again in operation.
We are glad to hear that His Exccllcncy the
commander Of the forces, has fully approved of
the conduct of the troops, cavalry and infantry,
at the late fatal riots. Montreal Herald.
A FLAT PArER.-The Chicago Republican,
Of twenty four columns, has ten containing gross
original ans selected fattcry Of John Tyler, his
family, &c, five filled with government advcr-
tsements, and two with advertisements of the
Madisonan and other publications and quack me-
defines. But the hattcst Of all is the nomination,
BY the same paper, of the said John Tyler for
President. Oneida wing.
&C An American Stage coach and four arrived
in town on Saturday, from Augusta, Maine.
They made the journey in five days, and met
with no accident The first travellers from Que
bee to the State passed through this road in 1881
Quebec Gazette.
ARrEsrAS WELLs-'The Borough Of Norfolk,
in Va, is rejoicing in the soft, pure, cool water
of an Artesian We'll, sunk to the moderate depth
Of only Us feet, and Of which the flow is album
dant The Norfolk Herald urges the town au-
thorities to cause others to be sunk.
WESTERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for week end
ing July Is: ls43. ls o;o
Freighi, Sc 1850 ALI
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sli,3ls Slo'o2'
IT 1t is strange Major Noah should propose to
set up another weekly paper-his last, the Union,
was 50 peakly it could MT stand alone
Boston Post.
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THE WHOLE FOR ONE DoLLAR!

o. TIL. Publishers of the New York Tribune have ef
fected an arrangement with Mr. JAMES B. SWAIN piope.
Of the only full and illustrated collection Of The
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded by Bio
graphical Memoir the Graf Statesman and Orator OF the
West, aud embellshed By three Superb EngTavinss-by
which they are enabled publish, from Mr.. SWANS
stereotype plates edition Of that work for the People III
two large and elegant volumes, the uuprecedrHy low
price of 0SE DOLLAR for The tchoie.
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WIN. T. JENNINGSN co, Diapers aud Tail
W ors 23 Broadway American Hotel oppose the Foun-
tan solicit Of seasonable goods
including Cloths Cassmeres, Vesngs &c IN all the neYF
and various styles.
Under that the system Of small profits and
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage, Will
be whilst such will enable
I'll all orders III future with rromptness.
feature in tie establishment which must commend II TO
those requiring articles Tor immediate use the addition to
stock Of ASSORTMENT of FIRST quality ready made Car
ments consisting of Surouts Frocs Dress Coats, Panta
looms Vests, Office Goats Travelling FIocks Dressing
Gowns SC.
kecles Gloves Snspepdes Hosiery, Under Vests Draw
ers Muslin Shirts Collars. SC. prices which must offer
Inducements 10 uchaSers JYlt iau
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For sale WNOIcSaIe retaIT
BURGESS * STRINGER, 222 Broadway,


y B-.ny quantity Of Letter and Writing Paper for TO-
y and ID cents Ouj!e, a good article. jlJ 1t
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MONEY MARKEI.
SECOND BOARD.
Public stock Exchange. July IA.

oEloND oVShp'
81 l5N shrs |. Island. -. 5S
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rc~ Cheapest Carpet Establishment I'm
THE IrSTrF6 STATES-ANDERSON * DOBBS,
No % Bowery now offer fh-r whole stock Of splendid new
patterns superior English three M and double snPsr'ns i W
Which having been purchased ow prices for CASH will be
sou o = Ic nersin Carreti4g at q 3D. per yard
Extra fine Ingram Carpeting. at is. per yard
Three Plv Carpeting, at g. pei yard
Floor Oil Cloths, any width. at Is. per yard
ANDERSON < DOBBS, No; 90 B2wey
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~ Jayne's Expectorant.-Looka at our bulls 81
mortality and will md that .oa;nnntion = MR. i ee
We all know cough, like The warning of the raitie-aake
always recedes we'll accompanies 'is
II is fair presumption that every cou. may terminate N
pulmonary disease If checked Early and vince The fk
great, the danger imminent IS Astonishing tht lnd
cure Dr. Jaynes Fxpeetorant can be readily procured nan
part of the United States and The experience and voluntary
the decisions professional who stand the INST rank OF
medical science, all point ont the hest prepare %
chest wind-pe aud other organs connected with the po
OF respiration. II used in regular practice BY te moot
brated physicians Of The DAY. -.
Sold by A. B. < D. SANDS, Druggists, No. - ult9 ms.
2T3 Broadway. ~
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1t particularly requested that all orders be
bv specific directions as TO the which the books
shall be forwarded and when unaocompaned by such pec-
c directions books ordered will be neatly put up IN
bundles or boxes the and place of destination
IDLY marked thereon and the boxes or packages retained IN
our wareroom until called for directions given as 10 the
manner of their shipment The publishers will not hold
themselves responsible beyond their shipment or delivery
to order. ~
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The sales the Board to-day not very large aud the
ke, rather heavy. State 81, declined i Ohio oS i;
ttson l. Mohawk improved L; Utica and Schenectady
The Bib market is sieady-serling as; Francs Isl
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RAYMOND, Esq.
H. THE SPEECHES OF Mr.. CLAY, from 1910
to 1872 nclasve carefully collected from sources
for this work. compared and corrected, and all restored TO
the perSonmany Of them having been only reported in
the third Mr. Clay said" ana and chs urged"
&c. instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dicton
without, interpolation dutio.. No collection of air
CLAWS Speeches al all comparable with this in complete
ness or correctness, has ever before appeared
Each Speech preced by brief introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called it FORTH and
whenever it is desirable and not otherwise indicated note
at the end gives the fate Of the measure under dsc1sson
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~ The following works for sale the Office of the
NewYor Tribune, Nassau-street opposite the City Hail. IN
the CRY of NewYok. A liberal discount from the retail
prices made to persons who purchase TO sell again.
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70 The Original Lemon > Sugar rev si. ,tl.
The PROPRIETOR of this nesmablc Beverage now pre-
nsred 70 furnish ANY quantity OF the LEMON SUGAR at
the notice It the cheapsff rHFsst and mGit "2i
prepared solely from the fresh Lemon and refined Sugar by
chemical and mechanical process aud flee from every d
lis use IS peculiarly adapted private families, c3"ntlng
houses Offices family parties aad parties OF pleasure orl1g
beautiful article requiring other process oil PepaanNh
than mixing with water saving all the labor AMI uncienH
ness OF preparing in the ordinary way -, ,,,bo,ts
and ship, sea will keep good without cndn ,sd % ,o
qualities any length OF trne, i kept dry Prepared anu '
wholesale and retail At No. IL N'ssau-st 9v ,vr ARD
jy1istf w. -
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extended hand the parchment commits
sion. The door was opened. what an
expression of grief and commiseration
is in that face! Its Mrs. Boutwell,.
My companion paused suddenly, and
gazed several moments, without speak
ing, in her eyes. Too well she read
their story. The parchment drops
from her hands; and, with the moan OF
a breaking heart; she sinks back lnsen-
sible in my arms.
The commission had come too late !
The subject of it had been appointed to
higher post than any which human
power could have established.
But what became of the unknown
"beIle?" Alas never again was the
bright salon made brighter by her
presence Never again were her
sylph-like feet seen to twinkle In the
may dance. Never again did that
beautiful form more beautiful than
young sculptor's picture in their
dreams) attract the admlring eyes OF
festive assembly! Such was her devo-
ted affection. that she soon followed its
departed object TO that happier land,
where pure souls find their lasting re-
ward. Fashion missed her, and asked,
"Where is she ?" but forgot the ques-
ton ere it was answered.
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LIFTS TO LAZY LAwYERs--The Londos
Pouch has the following:
q. What is teme ,Ole7
A. DoH', know, bus think i, may be 4 mer-
maid.
U. What are appuItenancesl
A. Trimmings TO leg Of mutton.
q. What is a summary pFoeees
A. Bathing aad eating ices.
q. What isa iejaiaderi
A. Ii s when any asks you s'if your u,osk-
er has sold her ma, -le lr sad you reply, "Yes.
aad bought an euieTpeonn
z. What Is understood IN law By the term
smys,sTyl-
A. That Lord Broggham shoald ever have
been Chznceilor.
q. WHIST il maxim 10 lawf
A ID, I'D dan't hs d7sse
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MOLA>oE>.-a first rate article for sale los
WI ~ BARBER & WARD.