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CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos los, III, 81. 20, 10, 126,
22S, 1913, l29 100, Isl, l32, 900 l33 TO ldl' 1916
CoMmov PLrAs-Nos. GO, SO. -. II. Il, IL 81,
90, g. H. So E, ID -, So ., o. g, 81, J, - ~.
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MARRIED.

On Wednes Law evening 10Th inst. by Rev. Dr. Rice. Mr.
BERNARD c. ToMPSoS TO Miss LUCINDA BRiTroS oil oil
this city. H., a.,
Nj IosEpu LEE 10 Miss DEBo All ItTus all oi ms cry
Iuly II by IN, Honor The Mayor al the City H, EDWARD
IrtIJs FRAxKrL ii. ID. and MATHILDg AMAliEBgtsiNA,
hnin O Berlin. tfei many.
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I 2osrIs SAf Tnxips" Secretaries jyl22t

05~ Sixteenth Ward:-!n pursuance OF q recon-
rSnis nf the llcrurutc WIN: General Commlttae. the
Wings Of sixteenth Ward vii r'est on Monday eyennG
and 9Th street. 10 choose v- Delegates 10 CITY Covenrn,o
meet at the Broadway House MONDAY e"eine ih INST
at o'clock. By ofGer "i Ward lor,mriee
WASHINGTON SMITH, Chairman
WV II RUpD. lsar-o,ories 100.
WM Il ROCKWELL S~~'N yl-j
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:. 1n.,ica 10 uarrr of the Wet

10 Fifth Ntmrd.-Agr eegble 10 the resolution passed
h. The Democratic Wing General Committee the Wings oil
the Fifth Ward are requested assemble al the Marion House
65 West Broadway. Monday evening the 18th instant at
a clock for the purpose e.! eectng five Delegates 10
represent the Wind IN County Convention, who TO ect
thirteen Delegates from the City md County TO attend the
S,nte Convention Syracuse. III hoped That every Nhg
IN The Ward will consider Il hls duty 10 attend.
By order Of the Wnrd COMMITTEE.
ALEX. H. SiCLIZ, Chairman,
DANIEL CARPENTER, Secretaries 100,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Gu See Lust rage

Arrived.
Bark Mad0na, Wise. of PhiladelJha. Palermo May
2h fruit 10 Lawrence x Phelps Lett at r brig senator.
Long. al Boston, Colombo, Rogers oi to do, sal
next day Lycominc Copeind, to do sid lsi May bark
Wallace NOuHs. du do 1T inTsHn, bur. Giiing. finish
"a: i Palermo. Passed through struts company with
blfk and Tor fot>. % days from Malta; The VI.
!as her ineyntd aud toletop-rl on Sd M ION ~ w
BARK Cleaner, Smith. is IL from fndnd de Cubs. sugar u
Ne,InIth 4 Walsh sid company with brig Hector, lot
os,on brig May, May. s oi Boston, and Others be
Brs n5irr Pike fun Havana Key West, 10 d, sugar
10 : " dewey.
Bi Susan Lake. I'm TobHsco. 9Th June, o-wo0d and itul.
put tor orders bound Marse lies. Lett Elt
Captain John sul IN few day; 81 nj Lawrence yung
Br sc Margaret. Tor Liverpool waiting Tor water on
the Bur, -
Brig Roherl Cook from West Coast Of Africa, aud Gam
bu IS ds hides &c [;iman Small s Co. Left Gambia
Dngs Pickering. Of Su-: tiznb=h. OF aid tor Saem
Lett nj the Rio Nunez bng Northumberland and
Hamilton. of SaleM wtg freight The big l.eaHde of Sa
lem, was condemned ami sold III Gambia.
Schr Elizabeth Ann. FguIsen ds I'm Washington NC,
yul stores TO = l. Mitchell.
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Cs- The Democratic wings or the Town
of West Chester will meet nj the Eagle Hotel IN Wet
Farm. on F:uy evening 2,h Instant Mess's. Theodore E
TomInson j. " Reynolds H. ketchum and Others are en-
gagged and will be present 10 address the meeting.
By order OF the Clay Club of the Town OF West Chester
Ue., Farm, Julv 1o 1884 jyl3
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CO currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY

CT Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Trenise III. Mature Tendency and Consequences
present Monetary System with plan Tor rs esec:unl and
beueicent REFORM published for the Public and by
W. H. GRAHAM ls Na,,a-treer. New York Burgess Z:
Snser - Bfoafwuy. do. Price 81 pet hundre cents
a cnpy.
TIE o1ly obec: Of tho Author bang to scue the Reform
herein proposed the work published At MS and the pub.
lie wi! only ay lot printing the copies which they may
que. All friends honest; steady. prosperous business ard
OF fully employed well rewarded labor earnest. request
e, TO ad IN extending the circulation ofthis pamphlet
je2i Dit
~ Cotton Canvas. CoMPRlSING HEAVY
AWNINGS &c- Also. HEAVY TARPAuLINS Pa.
PER FEiTiNiS. = 10 u inches WIDE: BAGGING. plain
and ,yyied 2 and Il inch Also Grain and Men Bass. q.
'''- '-'''' BRISCKERHoFF. FOX & PoLHENrE.
-.ismn 2. Rssver street.
nc Price 80 cents per BOttle.-The chief virtues
Of this 'IucOpheroUs ue,;cated compound are
!. Ia b7GcIng, trenghsGin- and clarifying qualities
2. tS gently stimulating the action of the skin;
lis prtNIcIng and encouraging reaction IN the bcb or
root md particularly IN the pna. winch the ve>se
and nerve. :irnc LIE and visor he hair.
{ IT, eouaizns the circulation Of the fluids:
lis reein: tine SKIN from the effects p,rpiruOr.
and dnntrf. and discussing the hair To curl;
And frequent vii preserve the hair IN beauty arr
heaiih tn the latest PERIOD of life
Gr,iiltnu advice al. diseases connected with the
hair nj the Tlair CUt'lr: Rooms.
10 Broadway. cornero Liberty = W Stairs. jea lnis
H- Board, Transient and Permanent, q
30 Bond IL JelS Inns
1S RRSRy-sTRHEr. NIL BINS
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IMPORTANT TO CLAY CLUBS.
CLAW and FreIin-huys.n gre.st-1

~ The subscribers. having been repeatedly solicited from
parts OF the country u furnish cupe- OF Their be au
DqEuerr,otyre Likeness OF Hon. lESRY CL.Y taken
days after his nomination by the Baltimore Convention
arrangements FOR copying j, extensively INTO BREAST
PINS for the benefit the friend. Of Tint cminen, stq,eyrlqu
The scne, IS very spirited and has met with unyern
commsndaon from the friends Of Ml. Clay The following
among others. bear ample testimony its peculiar
cei!ene1:
The Daruerreo,ype Likeness Of Hon Henri Clay By
NeSsr, Anthony Edwards CO. in our opinion far the
'akenndeed the only one giving.
does his peculiar expression IA slch HIS been
attained N any painted Or eHSaTed seHess lint We have
EPHRAIM Il. FOSTER,
GARRET DAVIS, VI. {.
The Daruerreotype hkenes OF Mr. Ciny By Messrs An
thony. Edwards Co IS, my opinon. far the
rate of HIM. giving hi pecun, expression such
has been attained painted engraved
"NS's'' 'A' ss s1a GEO EVANS. L. 5. Senate
" think likeness above alluded TO- Of Mr. Clay,
'V''''' jScnee j. j. CRrrTENDEN, I. j. Senate
The cope, being made By the DrgueTrcoype process of
course equally faithful with the original and the Likeness IN
tins dmnutve form fully striking rs IN the Hiser picture
the Pms viii be small chas:, and wei made. warranted
solid gold As there will probably be demand Tot
Them they will be furnished At The very low prcc of Z. 81 each,
OF ut the m,e OF SD per Dozen
Should particular style OF Pin be desired by any Club they
can he got Up lew weeks notice. and nothing will
te charged ran the additional of the Pin.
Order, through any responsible Nev-York house wI
receive immediate attention.
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN.
The subscribers have nl-n in Their possession the finest like
ne.s ever taken Of Hon. THEODORE rRELiSGHuYsES.
most perfect picture every respect, AMI the
cnllary animated and pleasing The general opinion Of Mr
- friends muy he gathered from the following note
.Iessrs .5nti0ny EdnGrdS s. Co.:
6E>TLEnES. have VITA pleasure your pnsuefreo-
type picture Hon. Theodore F'en.huyen and from
acquaintance with HIM cnn bear testimony 10 IT. 1ceence-
The picture taken your usual admirable style nn' the e1
preston such that his trends could not 'ugre-t
mn Improvement uu:esltnncy pronounce the hnestSe-
ness o Mr. Freinshuyseu that have even seen: 800
signed WILLARD FILLMORE.
This likeness will also be copied the style above men
toned and furnished nj the ,ame uFiceS
A beautiful STEEL ENGRAVING from the above picture
Of Nh Frenchuysen vii! be ready cor sale few dnys pub
.he ny the subscribers II will be furnished the low pnce
OF p cents each. or SIS per hundred.
ANTHONY, EDWARDS Il co.
247 Broadwut, y. y.
tbJs
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~ Ne,y-Yor.s institution for the Blind.
The Concerts advertised 10 be the Chapel oi ms IN
postponed IN consequence o The new rgf oe
~ -. I'm ' IT.
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The following ia q statement OF the rccelnts on
the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad or travel and freight
SINCE tba onen,ng of he I,akes this

The whole receipt 1854 g. about sG3i week.
Sixteen mites from Iin 10 Carey were put under contract
a, September he made ready for the iron. he grading
will lie finished before the water sets in. 23}s miles, from
Carey to Kenton in the spring for cleaTr: and grub
binc This is nearly finished.
The Buffalo Commercial says: Vessels Degin
10 he pressed for fregh Those leaving depart principally
ballast and those upon the Upper Lakes obtain
carsoe only considerable exetons and depressed prices
Some have taken on Flour ST Joseph for this port IL
and Wheat at bush-a reduction from the price OF
fregs two or three since We begin TO nppehend
Inn, there are too many vessels in commission unless trnde
extended IN remote points. Were the SMUT Ste Marie
C.nr finished md Like Superior open TO navgHOrS, all
might be advanageously employed: us II L. many of he
smaller class of vessels must 20 the ave and lumber
trade be compelled 10 do but little unt Inc oil nde sells
again"
At New Orleans, July 2-Spece received since
LIST September. SS067.3I4
Cotton Statements:
Stock on hand Sen,emberl 1913 bales AGO
Received July l. ls44 Observation-Disclosures. 62
Received previously 81 ls
-s97. 40
500 40
Exported July /. ISL ass
Exported previously
Stock on und. not Cleared NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 c'5
Tobacco statement.
Stock hand September l. S43 .hhds 1873
Received July !s4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
IL. O57
Exports July ], d vs. vs.
Exported previous" So 3
Stock ON hand not cleared ................ III
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IN FEW DAYS.

ESSAYS ON CHRISTIAN MORALS,
ENPERIME STAG. AND PRACTICAL.
One Volume Is mo. Cloth.
CoSrESTs-T. The New Ienr-lI. Spring and its Nora
Attribute. Autumn its Moral inbutss-lE. Win
and Moral AIrbutes " Supreme due Ia
spiritual ohjec-Nl Spiritual Freedom puUuced By know
ledge of the Truth vi! Christ, though Invisible. ne object
OF devou lfcctionNI. Faacie opeting
Religion TX. Eu,nesineSs Religion eniOced-N
Comprehensvenes of he Divine law Nj Sc lDicipme
sutubc certnn Men;a STATES MI Chnucertc'ot Vnn
ce'y md Right Method VI self Exsmlonton.XV. Uses aud
pra,er.-XVli Wntchi,lness and Prnyet-XVIlI Snber-
medicines Mn False Grounds of Supernr.y Holmes
M Right Mode nt giving and reprOOfNNf Noah
an the neuse Destruction of Sudo'n nd t"morra
XX!ll. Eah's Sncrice. ind the Pe-ts Of knnl.-XNiN.
l.n"nnce ut future mnde of eNSercs.-XSt Christian
doctrine OF the perfection tv II manXNl Ind oth- yea
This volume Of Esav will he haei literary by
oil who acquainted with tho ranscenddebt zsustons
Nh Foster "nccson o. Chnr1cer and Popular lguo-
u. APPLETOE, PnhI,hers.
ly1 2tis 200 Broadway.
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA In The science Of medicine,
Ike that of Legislation. It Is ia more ea TO pom, out wba,
readily injured and dsoleie: than the body poucand
osa sd as Of esS pa d.
ledge oihe peculiar properties and effects OF medicinal sub
propprt on the remedy 10 disorder The and nte.
qualities of Sarsupann Us purifying and restorative IN
huence. uni within lew year comparatively unknown
merely because there preparation OF the invaluable
which contained the auntessence OF ITS sanntve
thoroughly attained and the nj the fact
10 the multitude OF Inns effected Cn>e> OF
Gands, k'uc' E,'i salt Rheuu Ser in-qse ScatcH and
all diseases generated the elements Of the blood relieved
and finally expelled from the system BY peeverng IN the
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF It's supe.
value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
Prepared and sold whole,ale ard retail. by A. B. 1, D
sAHRs %hSs s psss = fgGn ,o street Ne% S a a
snts generally throughout the United Stste.
CT CoNxrL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Salve that
has done Tor the eei OF the human than any
,crpuun of any all the medical IN ii
combines and exhibits five extra intrinsic attributes, En-
tire control over ngue by me ,s.ei M h'nd: OF nilaTnn
no scar No pay taken Tor unless the delight;
Ensps Ioes ChhIains. Piles Scalds old SORES EruD,io.
nil Itching Eryspelas Sat Rheum, Rheumatism. &c: &c
Lei family procure this great healing otEer j. bns
saved BE, ind will prove blessing to al! who Use IT, Al Il
CouItlaGdt street.
PuRIyy YOUR BLoop-Thers pe:nsps nothing winch so
UPON the lace T6s may be entirely emeGed BY The
Consocks Sarsapara ,Iilng OF 20 cents bot,
tie 81 per dozen Thiss the best IN II gently
operates and regulates the bowels restores to the blood
il, woned purity tone 10 the stomach and promotes d.
ges;ion. Al q Courtlandt-st.
ToTRE GgSTLEMES. AND LADIES ALso.-dow oi;en ii"
fine hs ad O hHI; beginning fall and hir
losing all is lue aud beauty The Buim Of Columbia VA
prevent this ,si restore the HAIR bald place.
Inc best Tor promoting the growth of the hair II
has been for the las fifteen years. and has been daily
popularity ials "a clean the head rom
dandu nnd always gives Il ustre ard beauty unsurpassed
Only ut 2! Courtlandt street.
A SURE CURE or ALL RHEUMATIC CoMrLtINTs--letn ll
troubled with Rheumatism attend remedy at hand.
I here doubt bot what the lndan Vegetable Elixir and
Linlment certain cure for all Rheumatic complaints.
Their efficacy has been esGbish We induce annie
evidence by reference gentlemen O the highest lecta bill
this city, who have been cured by these two articles To
prove tins iuc Sold al q Couitlandt street. and wHfIted
CLEAR YOUR HOUSES OF REACHES AND BEp BCGs-An
article Tor tins purpose may be hut u CourtruGtt Also.
the Chinese Hair Efadcat1!. which the hair
place where It may be applied.
D Gourauds Poudfe Subtitle for Graduating superluou.
ku from If the human boy. Always tested a;
Walker street. firsi store from Broadway Ell per bottle
Nc Daey's Magical Pam Extractor 81 Wake, street. hr
soie from Broadway. y3 II
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING
WIN. +. JENNINGS Il co.
RIA 2 Err AND TAI LORS,
[, PORTERS OF

u X PER- AND TAN ORS,
L PORTERS OF
CLOTHS, Ca SiMERES, VESTINGS,
FaHcp Lress Art,cles. DC.
No. 23i BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN
Are prepared with assortment of Nsw Goods 20,
Spnns and Su' mer wear soinpn,ns
CLOTHS. CASSlMEE ES VESTINGS DRlLlINCS &c
And solicit call from Citt and Stran:e under The az
srnce that their will be found offer induce
ments than he'd by other eablsnmsu furu nhn
garments OF the same style and quality.
They would commend the of Travssn the Dew
style Of Ready made
OV E K C o A T s,
FOR SPRING & SUMMER WEAR,
Being made particularly light. we'll adap GO Tor Travelling
purposes, when heavy ~ prov cunber,oms-
With large assortment oi
TRAVELLING FROCKS.
o'ORSAYS. SACKS. DRESS AND FNOCK COATS.
pANTALOONS Il Is rs
mo ISL Fancy Drese Articles srei Variety.
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~ Editors nsen. the above advertisement ruth is no
tee will be entitled IN one OF the Clay or trel'nshyseh
I,reo.t Pins jyll Eff W&Clt
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rne Daily rribnne.-Ci,y su

y The Daily Tribnne.-Ci'y suhserben who
would prefer paying months ysa rather than be
called upon pay by the Garner from week 20 week may
hand IN their names and receive receipts the publishing
office Subscribers who do not receive regularly
S, ealy hour requested early ro;eea the desk
o the publishing Office.
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btION.s
Brig LeopoIdo O'Donneii. I'm Havana tso brig. WiaC
Light NV.
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Es- Thomson's Clay Medal.-For sale mt the
Tribune Office. loo ha%austreet, THoMsOSs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion ncSaowledged likeness and p'onOunceda
art Price s0 per hundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. yli u
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FO! FOR THE SPRINGS,
NEW BOOKS lust PUBLISHED,
i Tor sale. wholesale ard re.Sil by
Bf-RGFSS STRINIFR &. co

BURGFSS STRINGER & co.
- Broadway, corner Il Ann =,
THE LITERARY REWAIN> OF THE LAlt
WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK-NO !.
published TN day. contana. h, Poe:csl Writings " th'
80 r1nrre, The work persons r9n noy - 81 piled with tn
work complete Tor 81 p.
SCOTT ,ND-By. ]. {. Eohl = cent.
Penc Hncs hy the Way wutren during wears If ts'i
denc- and rave IN Flnce. l,ay. Greece Aa Minor Turkey
md England. BY y ?. Wills Mirror Library. NJ. =.
Free 81.
Also JUS, published
Napier. Wa The Peninsula, No'. :. ards This work
i now complete 3 csn,s number.
lieIr Lvlar No. Back numbers supplied a. 49,,
Greeey, Pamphlet, on the Tariff and Protection and Free
Trade cents each
Shasspenre Illuminated. No. II. Back numbers supplied
The Invane, Pictures of the French Revolution. by C
Harper. Pictorial Bible Nos ,o5. 25 cents ench
Rose AlbFet or Toublou. lines. move! BY nr?e;
l1is cents.
Persons sbou; the various would d"
CHEAP Il EADtNt, BEFORE Ls,vi>G.
70 10 OCk COT THY AGENTS 81
Is reports have been put 1'. inter
sse indIviu- OF the country. other
stating tha hrd i>connue the who e>a- hnsu'-s
ned c"nniug ourselves IA he riai trfr ~ heref'
sc TN. method o informing all agents that 'uch not the
iot that al orders etner IT our lice oFompy
burgess. STRANGER & CO.
229 Broadway. corner 80 Ann.
g. Persons wishing fun OF the tHiL,pgI
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ESTABLISHMENT:

CONTENTS-URICINAL
The Mil Boy, See Pete
The Fire File, by Miss tiannah r. Gould
Washington Crossing the Delaware, See Piotel
The Light Guitar by Miss = :. Hale. See Pc.el
The Centre Table. M. II. By Miss LIE She.
sy MutlIer's Grave. BY ; Cameron.
The Broken Vow, by Hiss Eliza 4. DupuT.
KNOW That Other SKIES by Harriet f. Spencer.
a Farewell
Two Ways with Domestics by T. 3 Arthur.
We May Not Meet Again. BY d Platt.
TIE Two Paths. By Miss 4. VI. f. Amman.
10 Helen. By T.. q. SQnier
LIES Curtrw Bell. By Wllnm u. Cranston
The Artists Disappointment. by Mrs. f.. +. Ellet.
The Lis Of the Valley. by tlS, VI. + Robbins.
Leap Year or. Woman's Privilege, by William E. Burton
Old md Young by Turns. by Mis- Anna Fleming.
1rupc Lind hv The Scholar.
Imp5omptu. by VI. \. &.
Music-Womnns Love.
Editors 'rnLe
Editors ROok Table.
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Co The Life and Public Services of Hem
ry Clay by EPEs SARGENT mny be obtnned Mt Reddins
Cos Boston Zeibe& Co.'S. Phinhphia and Mt Cushing <
Bother- BALTIMORE ini, biography the irIes, and moH
complete any published Of ar Clay and Is SOLD nj Inc
uncon,monly ow price Of ~. cents per copy NJ DIV
s- The Tribune Will he regularly served IN the City
OF PHILADELPHIA. on the arrival of the by leaving the
same and residence with Zeer Co No. Ledger buildings
Pr,c, Fifteen Cents rr iresE. Single 3iaw
Passengers Arrived.
In the bag Robert fHest .4ttca-A Iiealy super
cargo.
Capt WIN II Won V.iisier.
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Sailed,
Ship Cahawba tor PictOu brig Glide, Tor Canton.
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PuRITy YOUR BLoop.-fhev pe:nap nothing winch 80
dsgures pipples, and bad bieskics oui
upon the face This may be entirely Ieneded by the use OF
ComS,ocks Sarsapaula the ng OF 20 cents bot
te 81 dozen. hsis the best extinct IN use It gently
operates and regulates the bowels restores 10 the blood
wonted purity To the stomach and promotes d.
yt,tlou. Al u Courlnndtst
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SHlRrS' SHIRTS! SHIRTS!

SHIRTS SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
Gentlemen wishing to supply Themselves with first nate
article nnd anted 10 t do by calling at the New
York Cash Tailoring Establishment 1877 Road way three doo
below the Franklin House. Also. reudy maze Linen aud I'm
der Garments OF description. with full assortment, Of
Summer Frock and Office Coat,
Iys lwIs J. C. BOOTU & co
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i ANIED-A situation By very NICE Protestant young
w woman, who do he plain 20 travel and
BE- generally Useful Please Inquire +2 Roadway Sntis
factory reference given. jy12 Il.
FORBID persons harbong the wife OF John lie Gall
or trusting her thing account for she has lett her
Jyl2 81 - JOHN GEORGE LEGALL.
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" CHEAP BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE

"CHEAP BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE,"
AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE, l6p Nassau Street.
All the Veg N1rss PsrioscGis, -Idgq.nes. md Chap
Publications generally Dc had Tte Tribune OFF.
Uho9eSa!e or RetGl C5nat-p AGENTS supplied w.
puHc;usilty md Ces1nich. ' H ~
the ,Ina aa S,s III W. city requested call end
Inc assortment CT cap Publications.
ts-Vt Tribune Office"
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PosT-OFFtCE July 10. lsl4
u5- English Mai;.-Le,ter Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer iunn will be closed the Upper and Lower P'~-
Offices in lin. city. on Monday the 18th INST - minutes past
o'clock F. NJ The overland postage %. lS cents on each
''i VII It '"u'' JUN LoRIMER GRAHAM P NJ
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beautiful Steel. ENGRAVING from the above picture
Of Nh Frenchuysen viii be ready :orsa few days. pub
he by the subscribers II will be furnished the low prce
OF p cents each, or SIS per hnrdred
ANTHONY. EDWARDS Il co.
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HARPER & BROTHERS WILL PUBLISH
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