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HAIR -! HAIR!
THE public are respectfully informed that II. C,
A. SMITH, is now prepared to furnish nny article
IN the line Of hnlr work on the shortest notice.
CASH paid for long hair.
Shop west side of the American Hotel.
Burlington, Sept. 81, 1913. Ie,f
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" HARRINGTON has a few copies of the Life
v . and Speeches Of Henry Clay, , ~vol>.-Paper
covers, price 81 90; The same bound, 81 rs.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
hrm OF J. 5. q w. f.. MUNSON, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. '
JOHN s. MUNsON.
Colchester, August l6, lS43. .I6wa
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TO THE PUBLIC.

BrLeather : .Lcather ! !--Leatler !!LrN
II C. LOOMS, has on hand the largest and best
Il. assortment Of LEATHER that has been offered
in this market, and will be sold for cash or good pa
per, cheaper than it has been sold in this part Of the
country for years, rs he is determined to sell, if with
out profit. Among which are
800 Sides Sole Leather, from Is to % cts. per ID.
lOO do 1Tpner Leather.
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RROAD CLOTHS, Casa neres, Veslinas, Orleans
- Cloth, Silk Warp, Lustre Alpaca, NJ. d. LANES,
Damnsk Cabyle Shawls, Fancy Cravars, Gentlcrnens
Stocks, Collars, SheeinGs, and most articles usually
called for in the Dry Goods line, constantly on hand
and for sale by KERN d. SPEAR
Churcn Street. Sent. -, lS13. 16tf
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Butter! Butter!!

WANTED a quantity of nice Butter in excharr
w for Goods, for which q fair price will be paid l.
Aug. II, l543. S. n. GAUT u co.
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FARWELL'S O

EARWELL'S Kid Slips,
do. French do. do.
do. do. do. Walking Shoes
do. Morocco do. do.
Jus, received and constantly on hand. for sale by
p. & ii. II. DOOLITTLE.
Sept. Goth, 1918. l6 VT
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LUMBER YARD.
k'oR sale by the subscribers at their yard on Pearl
l. Street, COMMON BOARDS.
LA1H,
FLOOR BOARDS, ready planed,
CLAPBOARDS,
BOARDS, Also,
5000 CEDAR POSTS, white g. red.
HICKOK q. STEVENS.
puIIlngton, -ulh september, 1913. l6w3
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GROCERIES.

UKUCEKIES.
TYSON, Hvson Skin, Young Tyson, Pouchong
IL and Souchong Teas Cuba. New Orleans, Loaf
and Powdered Sugars; p. r.. Molasscs, Ginger, Pep
per, Spice. Cnssia, Nutmegs, Cloves, Saleratus, Bar
Sonp, Naricraied do, Mustard, Mould Candles, Co.
Goa, &c. &c, just received and for sale by
p. & II. fl. DOOLITTLE.
Sept. Doth, 1913. l6 We
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FLOUR.

SUPERFlNE FLOUR.
THE Snl scil ers ART daily receiving Srrerfn,
L Flour in barrels and half barrels, selected with
care and Of The mott approved bland>, which they
oher for cash al a small advance.
TOLLk1T, BRADLEY d &c.
Old Dock, June s, 1874
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SlLk and Wor>tcl Shawl, very handsome style,
~ for the Season. Just received at the
16 GERMAN STORE.
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COD FISH, Lemon, Boston Sott aud Culd Wat
Crackers, and Pho, Bread, lust receive y.
August "a S. n. GACT ~ Co.
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At HOWARD'S there are Il flil supply Of Coo
"A which wcr. bought low and are on sale ches
2sth July, 1913, e
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.
Enn Tons Fresh Ground Nova Scotia Plaster
wv delivered Al our mill, Al Winoo,ki civ, or
on The dock, by FOlLE1r, BRADLEY & Go.
Solih Wharf July, 1913. 6
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Corn Trade.

The demand for flour in this market 10 good and for
day ortwo the sales have exceed, the receipts We
quote Tor 0enssee So l2 although instances where
sales 60 little abovei Georgetown SIS 60 Michigan So
81; Brandy wine 50 so Ohio S. Rye -four SO s7i 90
Wheat dul and AZ nominal prices. Rye at 65 cts Corn
t6i 81 Of northery wei ght
The prospects for eli crops have possible, improved
since our last and all who entertain the slightest idea
thst -four will reach higher rates than existing quota,
tions. Will he disappointed. Troy miller has made a
contract to deliver large quantity -four in this cy
corresponding W tn ruling rates
The CncinDsti Gazette says-Our exchange papers,
almost universally, speak epcoursgingy OF the
for large and goot wheat crop The Madison fIndisna
Banner soys"W We are inclined 10 the belief that the
yield this state viii be at least equal IL not better than
last cars crop. From intelligent gentlemen OF tss
city, Just returned IRON the neighborhood OF Napoleon
AMI Versses learn that the crop very pron,iIng
Apusntity OF Siberian wheat sowed by Mr. Hunter Of
Versailles in April will yield from - TO 80 bushels 10 the
acre and believed will average 81 pounds the hush
ell From the same ntleman we also ea that there is
yet alage supply OF LAST years crop hand in the int.
ror Of tn. State. About 100 wagons principally loaded
with wheat pass through Napoleon daily, their way
to the LawIenceburgh millsn
The Buffalo Com ercia makes the following remarks
In relation 10 the frauds practsed by the factors the
west = Chicago grain IL sill neglected and must con.
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AUCTION SALES.
sArUr DAY
THOMAS BILL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL HOWAPO.
(Stores No. ~ .qnn aud lis Fulton sirssfs.)


(Stores No ~ .ann and lis Fulton sirssts.)
SATURDAY.
~ iok O'Clock. " III sac room.
Lgs So e es"ed h,d 1ni Ne fan''ue OF all ds'enr
from ,m SeS s IN hand rn ''
same tme THREE valuable ftss BY of the Mar
Also the entire hlndioma furniture of gentle gorg
hlo quantity OF furniture, French bsd,teads, sOf'
ARM. o,MoNp4y.
EYtra Sale. BY otdei Of sec",ss"f,, eSairs otomsus
p ss .s pain ID md ss o
fa,; Is 'p-ias and u hion d re. ing ch,ir,
se The s" 1 ssd ia me SS ~ Tu
10 hons keeping consisting of all kinds pao dwio.
se r ana ana o,as, snpes ,2 ing sa's chi plat
's'' and glass ware 'ala'T'Ssik s s a Yio's sc
Ai'k o'c'o-k at thu sucti n rom
iio So ,sorsbe fancy and staple dry d, pledge
hiso coa,nu alton the cgant stock of wholesale and e.
Hrdwar Also he b'I,uce of tocA Of hardware furnish
ri variety 'fH'i' al i P ,sr y ", SALE
ssyaS saw m iii aSu sMn richard ed ,c
Price low-Title indisputabieTeim son,bln que
For s,e Q, Exchnge-A Earn of 100 acre. fl'nd boau.i
icil, s''u,trd on M2'ehou,e L, axe neT he yil'Se.
from Atbanv.
FOR SALE at PUB 10 AUG ZION.
TAE RAILWAY MANUFACrURIN0 co vii sell al
p1olie auc ~ on l7th August Print Works. n
aa"~ay N al the 'chur aud move pr'p ~ OF he
s' ss s sTs yas ad
apparatus ste boes .tr enei IS horse pow, win
aud 'ss ae sss%
So Of "a nG9 and boring and ol k,%s 'ools an
saos 11 eieG pr'1Is and ayera tubs axis and large
Dialogue. shieh @sV he h.. On ape,ic atom to MIR Pb;o
Tru.,er At the Print Works o, OF '''''
jyi9 mr. s. Wii.m rect.
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PhiIadeIphIa Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, Jnly 30, 1913 -Beeves- During the week
there six droves passed Drove Yard for the
York containing os6 head Of cattle Of which
were from Kentucky. and the balance from Ohio.
5s Ohio and Virginia, Kentucky, and 40 Penna
cattle were offered at our market o, Monday sales
ra ged from 81 4sc-ths day OF az Extra, "A 81
10 LEFT over (2b0 OF the above od the drove
var is over Schuy kill
Cows and Calves-2l0 in market Sales from Sill to
slS extra $50 SAT; dry Cows SIS s.; springers 50
$l3
Cavessales at 81 81 IS; extra 3d. By live weight,
2a2t
over.
sheep-li7o In market. Sales at 81 so a 81; extra
50 IS.
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TUSr PUB ..IsHED-PRiC SIX CENT?
ECrUREs
On the Ap,licati.g " lheu is'rv and Geology 10
AGRlCULt URE,
b. Jas. Z. w JON son NJ A. Il. r g. Sc.


On MAJ ure-'heir nature com oson and mode OF action,
For sLe by d X MINOR,
ca Ch.mNer st. Conner en,rr a. New Yoyt
Also by SAXrON MILES, N5 Brondw way, and by b. ok.
elrew md y. VS. hts gen. ally p, slA cents:
Pats aud III reprint from tbs Aut secord edit sn,
will be ready evil In Anaus Pat Nv: will be pu ,ished
within wesk are its ,ect int fiom London.
Notices OF the Work.
1.-THE mott compe'e account Of Agr cultural chemistry we
pos,rs"-RoJ AZ Apicnl ural Jonrbsi.
"NoihI7 her ublsh I'd has at all ,quellsd both
gard sci cs ana sound mon sensc rlyJou
nal OF 2 gTcu
ny tr cay style k-y 70 prove interesting to the
least instructed Whea finished this book will form
any angu pe"-Blscs wopd's Slagsgn-. iy2,itsr
pEPRlNT OF IH.MBERSkDIN BUR8 JUU xNAI.
II -st thu "a lbipn 'oihce rare az sc New York.
Terms 81 20 per DcouIt to esent, 3sS per ern
undfc1 Fvs d1iers rcGi I'D in adv will
GU, five css The year EemiaLcrs Dust b. mouty
psrp New York, MT more than five d,eouul
Terms cash
b. ae OF Cone,eu all psstnsses can enclose money in
liter the ,hsher The back Lume OF the
sent lome will DC forwateto new tuoscnee. Who my
wish them. wa ltwv.I
ID l. NUNO5 Impor et and De Ter In the beat ii va
Stgas ectiu ~ invites . friends sad the public
re cal icu rlv he judges OF thu article to call At III
store "a Bowery The Indian CHIEF q the or hod
the sisn his hand lie has received by ths late arrivals
hM DIS m. nc best hvoed sega' tqail to any
The sore will open from A. M to o'clock p
NJ iy2t m.r
pkOIECt ION OF HUMAN LEE BUILDINGS
SHIPS FROM LI0HTNlN9.-Powers' impu.vsd Lizh,.
mng ondueors. Appy to or address ,. a. TOWERS us
broadway, New York. jyelmsrc
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Passengers Arrived.

HuLL-Barq1e CometMr Richards. Mr. wilbur-35 in the
.
aNrwEnP-Ship dison-Mr ,hnson "a i, the s,eerage
Ola Gow-Sh,p JJhn Cummns-Mr A Pugsyla, itiy,
stewat MI" Ann Stewart A IVA s;ewar,; aud 81 in the
MoBiLs-eh'p Roger Sherman-Mr Curtis, Mis-, Wilson,
and M Iore.
SAVANNAH Brig CInton-w Hedgson, lady and servant.
yr Ser lazy and serv4n Geors. Durham and la M.
II skeIl ADD Mis- Be Mrs Ha 4, Mss Tef ad
se,van, Mss Beau ,rd, Miss Wood. Miss Weed Ii ut
L apkiD A. Cumm, g. Neye, q Nichols 8
Tski,sp, 1homrsoa L yerry, d Wadey, AcL al.
mont Nj Cormsn. ,,,
.sAvANNAH-Bug Wilson FuiI.l-Mrs Mills, Mrs uarsh,
MI Mrs. Miss 81. bbp,., Miss 5cudder, Miss Miller
MISS Hollis % shaw Capt Mills, Messrs r. Tompkins,
u ishan, McCornet, Taylo. JKLs -'-'
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PrOYlSlnn Market.

The markets fully supplied with every variety of
meats in their usual abundance and of good quality and
the extreme heat for the few day past induces many
miles to buy spariugy.
Fish plenty, but sheepsheads. Salmon, few still
in market at 2s per h. This fish has been plenter this
season than before
Vegetables are brought from Burlington, of every
kind and has tendency TO keep prices down: Cucum.
bers - for Isl Tomatoes 25 cents per quartz Corn,
10 ears TOR Isl do Beans ~ half peck los bushel;
Peas 81 do; Potatoes, DID, a. 3D. S. bushels do new
do
Fruits and berries in abundance, of all kinds, except
strawberries Apncos, Is Cd for dozen. We see in
the market Water Melons from North Carolina ut 81. and
ss piece-very large and fne, but rather expensive
The familiar cry Of hot has again, md
strangers get supply the any street. at
prices regulated by the taste Of the individual.
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Domestic appropriations,

NEW 0RLEASs-5hip ARbells-l3o5 bales cotton T Iviu
1877 bis flour II do hams Omst,dy3 d. Hour Perkins
H2ptn -23 tpgs lead Hosae-io! do Leo do iieT
n hss' rider.
MoBn =. hip Roger g trmsn- 0; bales Winter
VS. ef- 80 ,nderwou bryan -y9j HoIbtvok Nelson
26 brGI Kneeiand- u a, BIZ rets~ir W u - j
Les rhvm. sou hdiir-l2C Hauns-!s Walk 7
10 oder
sAvANNAH-Bfig W,lson-t half there's ri, Hill Gawdy-
=. eSs t. Cam eIou-i + : 4 D Lathrn,-s yks Hat
cI--3 Dats c ,ttoD 10 oids.
savANsaH-B Brig Ciilton 367 bales c,tton Btow Pope
f3 uawd,- North, Nbninpg & atrick-g6 LawIcuce
Limhe-3i Bu,er-I hid Q ties u conway Hen,y col
OK II butier-l HID Phelps, D1dve h co,
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Foreign Imuor,nt,on..

GLA'e w-shp Jyhn Cumum $3.50 bat' ~ bundles il m
NIL and-I2 tses A Nnchellil NJ Viii wig,hf-iO II A
sh, fiie,-O d. bal, nd GIdey Pattes faey-
box" tias,Ls-l cask M neT-i26 rs IL 20 ode
FAMpuKa Brig I'd va d-6 casss luces q A 4 III Wps-t
pa &c OF teE113 c. C." enfield ss.-i esM Op-
p~bhe col d. YuoDg SIM b Col Bo men, 1rt
co.., a r. W., bun 2Wtrbu,e Dsp,--3i ) schle. sin
GET Br,psl.n If co-4 Win nev Il Hask.i 10 e
Sone cu-2 W ,ght, StV,g u Shawl b UoddDgtoi-i
JA& Wie-7 boxes drugs $40 pates Of spel,,r 3bskss
= rler.
Recommending Virsils-3s<' pines brsucy 49, basket,
ilDurand-2 hhis wac lhtle of mes brudy'2 b1-
u oil 20 c ne % Up. brandy E5& do u
sLines ZmMtT usn-8' hf rp bIsndy 4 do gazette.
PELrAsT-sLp LtgIig -92, ns ion boom Ii JGhnsion
"a Smi Thay eI--l C sts teechI u IowdeI
BfooLs-,4i sacks salt NewboiJ Cat.
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GOAL OAL -Pesch O. chad Red Ash Coil ,t quality
" will be SOD b. the ubscnoer the following low prices
Tor Fresh broken aud from lump the yard
aNd delivered Il Guy IS per stove
IS large - @ ce q iess will he II Ia
Al bOat-wstght and dual
rETER CLINTON.
iy2imsr 5< 0resnwich, ccr-er Of King st.
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II z pc'nd- with
MASON EN- LOTT RE.


N.
~ Every Oa- AND Evsn; o This wAek
The NJ ger his eucag'd a. ned Perfo,a.r. AMI il
esnnv co IN Nus' Nos elite g.
He has teauri,' au' wnnd srfnI -
AUTnNAToN MU-i Al LADv!
which Is 0nG a. IL the reu't of labor
olavs ~ al he Accordion, with prec-
sion eous led by human heing. utterly surpses
spv si~ ;i,r work ora in the known world
Mr. WILLIAM COLE, the Great Chime. Nonde,cript.
fro the nd'u Theatres and late frou th Park Thetre IN
this city, vii apnea- v,vie'v If Cia.sc OYMNAsTICS
Their with his edpc rted md talented BtLLEY whose
sts Of ssRay obedeace aud tdent placed him
amoug tho
WONDERS of TIVE AGE,
II. will dance sing pu, ont light jump through bal
lo'n climb a'sd er walk lame. trot kck and
gushing fears.
Also engaged, The celebrated HUGHES FAMILY, or
tir. Mn ical War'I
The Ci B1ss Bard Ia enyagai
Mrs. Phil Lips, thr popnlsr Vocalist and LA PETITE
CEu'Tp. M VI O. Sherman, &c. engwed, in add ion
500. moo cu-instes
pc. Of admission rs cents Children under ten milf pull
ivy
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Passenxers sailed

LoNpoNarseke snip hsndnk Hudsou-Jo.e,h Cah,ll. ia
X nnedy bks, John Nilhe,soie. A VIII meg all a
Isl nd Jam ce; Edw nl'aid Edo 0ilard j., Pesr V,ye
smd lady, Psrs; her Imanv; Buttsimsn, Boo Is
Wm Humph'eys, knny Mars. d. Galloway, Lonoon; ID
We,tmacotc. New York.
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We shall esteem favor, Captains Of Vessels will civ.
Commodore HoBERT bILvEY, OF our News Fleet, lie.
po Of the Shipping le t the Port whence they sailed tn.
Vessels Spoken their Passage, List Of their Cargo
ioard them imme datey their urva Agents and Cor
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suddenly, Of congestion of the brain, yesterday
ming, WILLIAM CASTLES, oged 80 years.
His friends aud hose OF the family, respectfully in
vited to attend bis funeral without further notice from
his late residence Ia Vandewater street. this afternoon
Saturday, 22i instant, q, o'clock.
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OFFICE AUBURr II. n TO
= - q nsndsigu4 Iuiv 1th, I8a3 {
SGNL ANNUAL rfVTDrND ~ hree p., cent. m The
"A Csnit Stock Of this Compsrv vii be paid In. fst
dy Of shas.9d-,s whose ,tceL registered i
ydend the Bank Of he Site Of New Yo 10 me city Of
New York aud those vhose sock 10 the
will 'ec,iye flee The Transfer Books will
be cl sd from the . st inst III Ist Aueuu
BY order, CHAS. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
iytit At.ty
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respondents at homo or abroad will also confer favor by
sending % this 0fce all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nauncsi Information Of kind will DO thsnuy
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Died.

On the 2,th ult., by the Rev. George Benedict, Mr.
GILBERT MABELus, to Miss HESTER MANNING, all Of this
CITY.
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RMALE'a wEW vGEk 7UhMUHs
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

CAspAp HA sfR tho wiz Bnv # The woeds1
TO BE SEEN FOR ONE SHILLING
Besides the whole aarton' of the Museum 70, few dys
longer This remarkable nondescrpt snrpO~d nv
y. the ong,aiA ~ ennecti link between
Hs htorv involved in he IL snppoed DO
native 81 where he found savage living
on fruit h rhs &c.
w. Admission q the whole ONLv ONE aHJJJJN0
There will he W.dnesd,v -d,v az
Sand acock NJ in which Mr. H,vey the BsHo Singer
,nd swo Sw Hover will make his first app New
York assists b. oihers.
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STATE OF NV YORK-IV CHANCERY BEFORE
THE ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR or
THE FIRST CIRCUIT.
ANN T. YATES.

ARCHIBALD WATT, spd Others
Punust 81 an order 81 ourf, msds In The sbove
IN he sJ pun auction, pnde, the di 90 az
The sbsc'iher At IN Roiunda in the Mecbsn . reh,pr I,
tn cry OF New Saud the tweh dav OF Autu
ha-astw lee O'clock all thar
Gel Of laod ,ua.d lsng end heire Hs lem In tho
tn wad OF III. cifv of Nav Y~'k bound ,,tsr bv
he Kbgsb'ide roa' ws.e'ly b, and h~lonsiug Peter
Myes he h'ir of Jtroh Myers, srd Lswr~n-e, and
no,the'iy 'snd 81 Mott. canni twelve and
ha,f acr- he'he anne IN re orr 50
Also all thrt o. OF land situated wing and
h.ia urem, !, tho ward and ID ,ha
be Krp,m dee o,d, the North W land II the
Ad Archibald Watt the ny the Eeh Avenue and
thu south by the ether Of the said Peter Myers
ing six md seventy four hundred hs Of be the
less.
Also, all thst piece or p,rcel OF lspd lying
and he Harlem in the ~ard spd city ,fasad bounded
the nv he ght Avenp- H. north by other land
Of III said Archbad ~a the BY land o he id Pc
Myeu ard Chrles H. Hall and the south by land Of
hr Myes. coDtang twentyI and nne'y ak hun
d'cd his 81 an scre. b. the less.
Ala" all hst certain oher piece pa-csl of me,sow
nouera part Of the island in Haem liver hcu d, on The
moth and b, sad md sou'h aid ny lands
e. Peter Myers Charles H. Ha and P, ter Ms and
anns and reen hunere ith the
less.
Also. all that certain her parcel Of meadow
a, -oand red ri ADD cry Aforesaid bel tho
southern nd ofthe s,ni afo es,d huudd the aud
by sa,f end the and u rh By land of the
said Ter Myer, end ,hn Myers contain two AID
twen'y two hund sdhs o be the or ess
sTsPHEN A DAGGrTT,
Mas sr ia Chaoce-y.
a., a 7faW tvs
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THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE
WNRID

NOW Exhibiting a. 90 WIS, cadw'y, neav Anh my SC.
~ FOR sh' time, Double Soanih Live Bnl taken
Bu.n"s Avre. the Plain. by III sp,rrd i,,he $40
aud i'm ported New York !, 1870, AMI Considered usturst
les h. he wonderpI dformi'y in the krcwn vo,ld
" has double wind dcuse breast double psunc. dou.
bic Us six 'ouh, him, and oh.r double
Tie perfectly 'o'nd I'D il so'd .'h .pd scd to re-
old AID weighs 800 P,osssovs 1T
Nuture II and Anatomisis would do we'll
visit judge fo- ths ms.lSts
Sea iog srs Leop1rd taten alive in The North R;v.r
The head sembir that of 'ng ,kin 1.-The tha
Ike, =, SC.
Adwi.,ion l7x CENTS. Children urdr ten years trifprce
f310d NJ ''tc attendance
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's 9AHDEs.
Director, w., ",aN sEEroN
NJ =, sEN.FIT oFNONs PHsyOsr
ef'sI'-d ~ con Nc o. AZ .st. o 'hs 0osrs
a',h. S.- cS o,..,. Wv. b.so p.,d'csa "''''
dadsm' lie chy al Ao,s ss, kindly voIunts cred
Ani VIII apes =. "I r. new o'sr'of
Nr Prvo'ts new on, VI he oodae.a with he most az
nsE,stLSi s Gs si.3, " ' ''
M,NE MAruIVU
M'ME. LEnnuRT:
MONS So MNssrHIEY ",
MONS. oTaRNoT
The psrfor%,uc. 70 commerce ~ c,.,ce. oo,.-, with
the oy To Ce,, Nv the "f'9d p,cse''r''
To be succeeded by, ~, en- New York III oo.rao
tween the op.rs snd vsu'.s;l'e hal, - hna,,
interrr,,on viii h. shaved I, o-om.e'i- I'D re-
fresnInenf, !, th- ~ and S,io"p. ~here ice
Creams, sc my he had.
THE PROWpNAos MrrsiCALE
Which rnurh Satisfaction las viii sniv
worthy tn muscaI thar, or ,he establishment
=, = splendid Orchestra has been secp,-"
Musical Director, &C. I'LL
~ .pc'nd- With
MASON EN LO rfRIs.
Nights orhe Rave, F,mlv- rna.osvs and Thu-sdsys
NV o, me french Conpanv-""ndavs. Wsdnesss,s
- s'r,.t Police w bs stsna.nc. spa pf.at ,st,
Tickets Fifty Cents Nav he nc The ,saIden asrrs
NJ a limited uumoer OF ss.oa T,essa VII n.
No potpc.en.n. az tn. e.r,n,n.o GU aeeaanr
w'shr a. the ssod En'r,pce from t,oa'wev
on and sides can he -ns'o' ed Il 'n'n'ot. ""'-~
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHlLADELr
pHIA

TO LET-From the 3-r da- Of Julv instant, for
term 81 ih long established and pop-
Mar Nnu'ee with its ,pciouu md elegant Saloons
~ wrt'o'e ,,h-srv m.chp.rv op.rtv and fig
Its well Known cTu'a,io-. bath in Fuope and the
United totrs crders de all nj he
md 'c"u'i sdvsn ID ndrcr which
selves he Of efficient u,2-m.n to se-
-hirh viii o. the chis' ohi.", of The nropoto-,
.dd-s rropo.sls winch shai he eons'd Ten sl
'Tne Board or Agents If the h..nu Street Th-s,rs No
~ Sou ~ he "~"-- 'Ii'-d lrhis
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PUkrl GUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-iamed and eelebntsd Ps from Portugs arc
we perceive br obtained this country See adveftse
ment on the Last column, fourth rage,
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THEATRE FOR RENT

PpTICATIONS ill he rsceivsd co. easing the MARY
n land Theatre on Font street .tmo-e
This rgs Fheftre ~ rcd f,t EnTs''ran WILL fo-
Dnm,c pr gond iou " we'll stnct ed
with s"en'rv. Machinery &c. aud wi al. twenty FIVE
hundred p,rsons
Ar ir he add~,si TIE Secretary of the Mary
la. TneRirr i'owp-ov Hsl'mrre
The New York VI r,'d AM 'hiiade'phil Uni cd St,tes
,ik'tt', vii m h his ,dv err the amour, Of one
do lar sac' sod chtg th'- off % Y, js-2u
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PORT or NEW voRE. JULY 90.
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Arcr,oN SALES Terms sin oniLs-Tsas-- Young
Hysonlo ha Guests Az cent?; 81 do All 10 do s2A; 80
do 81; chess 30t 10 halt do 2) 10 do Is; no chests
$50 hail do, withdrswn)
,,yson-si halt chests 81 cents; II do s2i.
Uunpowder--43 half chests So cents.
lmp-i ial--3s hall chests 35 cents.
.souchong-2o half chests 24t cents, (lo7 do with.
drswn)
For cash half chests 3e1 cents 90 do IS 10 do 49,
Young Hyson-4 hall chests ~ cents; q do 90
toffon-We have not the least improvement to record
undcr this head Prics very much depressed, and
the demand tI,ang, the sales yesterday only reaching
lew hundred bales.
.9shes still cold at 81 So and Pearls at SIS 3t
Provisions dull aud prices Tor all articles ith
diicuiy sustained. Prime Pork we quote at 50 90, and
Mess at Sll %, nominsiy Lard Inactive; small sales
selling at Is cts
Oil Sales OF Whale at s1s s2l cts. We do not hear
OF any sales Of Sperm.
Fi.h -Sew Goldfish Is in active iemand and taken on
arrival The safes Of the last supply were at a. Al
7s Msckerel No ends, sell At last quotations. No.
nev,. OF So r7f 50
Whisksy-w continue to quote drudge at as} "a
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saIss at tho STOCK k.xchmne..
Second Board.

sasts %, Of Com. script SIX 5000 xen,ucSy bso 81
toea ohio 50 90 SO shas arm. Loan 80 sei<
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State OF Trade.

FLouR IN PHrL.pYLPHrA.-The inspections for the
quarter ending June sub, were % follows -