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R,cH.-At Locofoco convention recent>
" held in Tippencanoe county, Indiana,
a friend of AIR Cass moved resolution to
the following effect. "Whereas General
Cass emigrated to the West from New
Hampshire in early life with his KNAPP
sack on This back, and unsheathed his
sword in repelling the Indians from our
Northwest frontier, and fighting against
the British during the last war. There.
fore, resolved, I hat he ought TO be supper
ted by the Democratic party for President
of the United States. A brother Locofo'
co moved to amend the resolution by strik-
ing out The name of Lewis Cass," and in
seTtipe the name of " Martin Van Buren,"
which motion, after an animated discus
sion. prevailed. Some one called for the
reading Of the resolution as amended +;
whereupon, the Secretary, in a loud
voice, commenced reading-"Whereas.
General Martin Van Buren, emigrated TO
the West from New Hampshire in early
" life with his knapsack on his back, and
unsheathed his sword in repslling the In.
d;ans and fighting against the British. "
Bv the time The SECRETARY had got thus
far. the absurdity of the thing became so
manifest. that The same Locoloco who
moved the amendment sprang to his seat,
exclaiming, TUT, tut, tut, Mr. Chairman,
that'll never dol move to lay the affair
on the table," and there it was laid accor-
dipgly.-TN. Y. Standard.
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An UNCOMMON JUDGE.-The Adams
Sentinel states, that while Judge Buchanan
was passing sentence OF death few days
since, in Cumberland. Nd, upon William
Chrlse, founj guilty of the murder Of Abra-
ham Perry, his feelings we're so ove'wbelm'
ing as almost TO impede utterance. After
passing sentence. the Judge arose, and with
him the other members of the Court. the
Bar. and the whole assembly, when he Of
fered up to the Throne of Grace a most
ferveni prayer in behalf of the doomed and
unfortunate man.
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TIE LAST OF THE STEWARDS in ESG-
LAND.-This most wonderful character
still lives at Tweedmoulh. he completed
his fI5th yeaI at Christmas. l6t3. His
father, Gen. John Stewart, was cousin
Of Prince Charlie" the PretendeT.
James Stewart saw those memorable bat
ties, during the rebellion of l745, Preston.
pans and Culoden, and has spoken to, and
had wine with, the Pretendcr. lie ha.
been five times married, and nov lives
with the 9Th wife rs years younger than
himself. lie has had BY his several wives
% children ten of whom have been kill
ed in battle, five of them in India, two al
Trafalgar under Nelson, one at " aterloo.
and two at Algiers. For nearly 60 years
he travelled in the Border districts as a
wandering minstrel, but he never asked
aims from any one. Hundreds of persons
can bear testimony to his amazing strength
from which circumstance he got The bye
name of "Jcmmy Strength" Among
other feats he could carry "a FOUNDER
cannon, and he has been known to lift d
cart-load of hay weighing ton and a !.
upon his back. 1t will be long before we
can look upon his like again, to hear his
stories of l745, and his glowing descrip-
ton of the Young Cheyal;cr."
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VOL. VIII.
AGRICULTURAL.
For the Northern Galaxy.
MERINO SHEEP.

II. BELL, ESQ.
addressed letter to the Hon. VIM. Jar
Wis of Weathersfeld this state, requesting
him to give me history of the management
of sheep in Spain: also particularly to de-
scribe the different kinds Of merino sheep
which he imported, with any knowledge he
might have of other importations which have
been made into this country by other gentle
men.
was led to this from having seen several
communications in our agricultural periodicals
written by different gentlemen, i'll which the
writers have labored to enlighten the public rel
alive to the different varieties of merino sheep
particularly the Paular. And while it is ex-
pected that great latitude will be taken By the
writers to our agricultural papers, yet | have
supposed there was limit. Certainly there
ought to be, otherwise our agricultural peri
odicals will have no value. No one in our
country is better qualified to write on this
subject than Mr.. Jarvis. felt that com
munication from him would be valuable at
this time, as it would serve to correct some
errors which others have fallen into.
l have received reply to my inquiries, to
my entire satisfaction. With his permission,
send copy to you for publication.
LEANDER d. GREGORY.
Weybridge, Feb. 81, 1874.
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CHURCH OF ScoTLASD.-The seeding
ministers from the church Of Scotland, 459
in number. renouncing salaries 10 the a.
mount of 81, 400, a year--many of them
leaving princeIy dwellings, and now lodg
ing with their families in obcure apartments
-as,onish the worldIy'minded. These noble
minded ministers insisted that no minister
should be intruded upon congregation
contrary TO the will of the people, and re-
sisted the act of the civil court which tend
ed 10 destroy the spiritual independence
Of the church. They have BY their self
scariice brough, great honor upon the
christian religion.-Berkshire Wing.
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,,.,,,c -Tbe mass of those a

AnvERr1sISe.-The mass Of those at
tempting to do business have very lmper-
feet notion of the immense advantages of
advertising. says the N. York Tribune.
Many man gives thousand dollars a
year for favorable stand, yet grudges a
hundred for advertising; not rejecting
thota hundred men would be made ac-
oua;nted with his business through the
newspapers where one would pass and
observe his store, though in the most favor
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CoTroN GooDs IN CANADA.-Bianch'
ard, editor Of the Warsaw. N. Y. paper
who Is row travelling il Canada and wfi.
ting interesting letters for his paper. says,
that nearly every store in Toronto IS sup
piled with American sEeoiiPgs and many
other goods from the States. The trade
in these prticIcs has much increased the
past year. The merchants Of Canada got
their supplies from the east. One house
purchased half million ofyards last fall
Roch. Dem.
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SnREwD.-As a late Professor Hamil-
ton was one day near Aberdeen. he met
a well known individual Of weak intellect.
Pray said the Professor, acoosting him,
how long can person live without bruinsl'
4 dinna KEN replied Semmy, scratching
his head how old are yourselfP
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able locatIon-T'heTo are few who I'm.
der stand this matter and are making for
tunes, while thousands around them are
toiing 10 live and often failing in that.
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sales of stocks Mt PhIIadeIpb,,

FIRST BoARp-June 2s-Sl550 county 81 1880,
~ $4,000 Tennessee s s5 sol 80 shares Grsrd Bank
$1,000 State 49, cash 75, $4,000 do 7o. $4,000 do 0s
CASH Io5; $1,000 County 6s 1880 lol1 shares Delawa
insurance 2os ~ Wilmington Railroad AT; 100 United
states Blk exp y, 20 Commercial Bk So
SECOND BoAhp June n - rs shares Blk Tennessee. c&
cash, 20; 10 Wilmington 2i 90 do ats 100 do 2lI; 100
Girard Bank l0a; State SIS 75 75t 100 shares Harris
burg 90 "
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lt.sN OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS-Packp'
MTLf st The ~ eos ID fast sailing packet ship OK
s1ae6 fOhD apthn John RshbOne, sail positively
- IN w. her regular dsF. Those 6esrous securing berth
cibin or st~ssss should act fa q he sppli
t,.u on uCsTd, or to
M. r. TAPsCOTF, 80 soulh ,tfeyt,
SsSS.uyI Gomez A3Idsn lane
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BY Tt4E SOUTHERN MAIL.

Rio DE JANEIRo.-The brig Arctic was below
last evening from Rio ie Janeiro 18th May Flour mar
ketvery dnil-the stock OF -four being 700 bbs The
Iofee crop promises to be very abundant-Ban Clipper.
June %. IT.
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W1TCIJES- 8RTSHES' a.


1--WE THOUSAND GROSS Of the best quality Of Match
rs Likewise Brushes Of all ads. suitable for market
Machines OF all kinos mad o. order cheap for cash
Matchs any climate IN the best style, for
rhppng from cents TO per gros The above are put
no IN wooden boxes 10 pfeyent danpness,
n Particular care taken IN packing for shipping and
large quantities Kept constantly 90 hand, At
ns .lAMFr v bARNs.S $50 Prsfi at.
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YORK HOTEL, ~ 9 WASHINGTON ST
B0mARD and Lodging. par week ......as
a. irans'ent Boardsrs, Per day.. ...e
wears -. q
LOCATION is pisasanty situated convenient the PHI
deiphia bossa and Albany steapbcats Persons wishin
reside IN the city for few days, will do well by calling
"anng her arrangements with the proprietor.
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CANADA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA s
TIA, AND NEWFOUNDLAND
NOTES COLLECTED. Bills and Bank Notes pure
and Drafts Credits granted the Branches Of ths
Of British North America in the Provinces above by
RICHARD BELL.
WILLIAM MACLACHLAN,
s and DORIS Buiid
New York, 18th April. lsl4.
Also, Notes Of the Branches Of the Bank Of British
America in Montreal, Quebec, kingston Toionto, st Jo
Fredericton B., Halifax. NJ Scotia and Johns New
and redeemed the current rate Of Exchange New
ape en- St's&W's I'm
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BARNHlL!'s INDELiBLE INK The superorit,
- this Marking lux is generally acknowledge
me druggists and Consumer. Of tie article in rhadelph
heir snd have pronounced it superior D.
The whole process, OF mark x may be completed in
minutes even at midnight If de Irable.
IL il called Harnh,lls adet Ink after the Christian
Of one Of our firm. who nyente Manefa and 70
BY POTTS, LINN q HARRIS,
Wholesale Druggist
No ASK MARKET street, Philadep
From the United States O. zette Of Mach 18Th
lNpELiBLE lEK-Messrs, Potts, Linn Harris. No 2
aket street above 5th manr acure add have for sale
artces In their line of busine- druggists an sdmisab
uly in sebls It will By its beauty and The sim city
use commend itself 10 tie regard Of those who like to
plain.
From the Editors Of the North American of March N 3
lNpELBLE lNK-We have tried some Of Barnhills lac
Ink; and chserully recommend to all those wishing 70
on linen 1t freely and requires rIeviov
p,ration. II for sale by Messn. Potts. Linn HarI,
1lSf Market st.
Copy of an advertisement of April 10Th
bARNHILLs INDELIBLE lNK-lust received, asSpply 81
celebrated LAX and having tested thor, ughly
warrant equal superior to any made IN the United as
or Of the imported -, .
Also-Drugs, Medicines. Paints. ACIDS. Dye stuffs
aishss &c., &c, which will be sold the most
terms by ALEXANDER HARPER
Wholesale Druggist Market st. above
j-l 6m*rc YVES slt4
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JAYNES' EXPECTORENT,

LWAYS CURES ASTHMA.-Tvo three large doses
"A will cure the Group Hives Of children in from IS
TO hours time IL immediately aubdues ne violence
Whoopug Cough. and effects speedy Hundreds who
nave bn given By their physicians incorabe with con
have been restored perfect health by it. IL never fails 10
giving relief Prepared only by Dr. jayne q No 20 south
Drusgs No 10 Fulton street. 273 Broadway, and n Eas
Broadway rs-x--,xrs~ tny25 I'm IRE
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rI,OBACCO-FINE CUT AND SMOKING, -Yeeiing in
euSd 70 close mp a. interest in Tobacco Mandatory
for sale quantity of PRIME fine cut and smok
g5scc papscd the usual var, very reasonable phi
A 20 call attention. Of Wcatern Merchants and other
his, the quality Of the tobacco being u the very best
al 3m. sire JOHN u. EABER, No 1 Rev ~
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DOCTOR MORRISON.

NJ ORTIZ RIVER DIsPENSARY 2ol1s Fulton ,tfsst -.
az az DUCTOt MORRISON continue, 10 be consulted
noelaly ON all dIsexes, which he
curry or restraint 10 det pursut recent cases
ariy ionorhea ne three days The most
onstnae structures yield 10 DR. ME- successful
perfect
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
ihis Affection and the Grain Of evils resulting from
eos rucvs habit youth, inducing aud ul
F ate inpotres radically cured by D.. NJ pasolo
cal principles. b. RESTORING the healthy
rsnsane ia orsira' viRoT. poree, guaranteed
~. BD NJ. hold. eoinnnunion with medical pretsudes
whe claim @ &c surgeon; he IL perhaps the Only quaG
fee sgah Fulton sGeet Letters postpaid, and containing
lee Will insure medicine aud advice of the Union
M to 10 r. NJ. daily. lie; Q I,nArc
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EXCURSIONS,
a&D1fl ~ The Steamboat iiOMAs sALMOND
1Mu6 Captain w: 4 Shultz viii the Fish.
6Eing Ba, Ks during the season, Mondays, 4 ues
days, Wednsdal. ahursdAys and Fndys. Places Of
mos street ga Can seet. ~ Catharine Ferry
broohiyno Pike street sh fier No L. N. sl aud
0rt Hamilton eah way allowing time VISIT the FuItica
tons and la d at the sane places IN
stsndsocs and Of m wi accompany the boat daily
provides lines small chagepat gIats
Those who bring boats must bons THIN to Per No Nouh
Rv@ No charge for towing Dinner and refreshments
board. Fare Tor the rIcursion so ems -
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Excursions for Chill
dren Families aod Schools Fort Hamilton and Lower
every sastasy dnrns IN. season The boat VIII leave
yn AZ Pike sire t. Az and PERI N. II Returning
nd At the same place Lhambermaids IN attendance he
ffshmens board. Fare for the only ONh sHiL
LtNW
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO TURTLE BAY
WARDS ISLAND. IHKOo'5 NECK AND NEW 40
CHELLt-eyery sunday dur,,s the seasoi. Leaving Amoi
.trsetat9 A. Canal ,ure,t s1a Pier No Norh River
~ Catharipe Ferry br2okiy sx PIKE street. 70 ard De
ano AZ places Refreshments board.
way Is ceats.
jeSc sts-ec HENRY T.. RIELL.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARs-2s 900 N.
ses ars superior; 10 600 DE Moyas Is coo La N,
10000 EscuIap,os: 10 900 Inds Cnzadsra,; soOs La
0o9 tsperanzi, very Ore 5000 FIapgsrcias; eeee
5000 Launl; 20 600 la Psneteas superior 10000 ca
gtu; $1,000 Juso Sapz trincips IS oeo De La Iraz's
e eSsap 'n9ice oifaSs nag % M
-, ISAAC II. SMITH. 203 Froat sire
j2z wv 3tawsre opposits kuiton Ma
a n. rzinKER, % Duane between Ella .trsrt and
"A. way, Agent for the sae of Valuable OIL Pantngs,
am and Antiquities, has baud tine coll ctiea OF s
imported OIL Paintings Of the tlemnh aud Dutch q
which ha Can dispose 81 at moderate prices Therefor
who wi TO enrich their collections orbamsntiag
ors Will nd w. 20 their call examine and ia
themselves Al home from A. NJ. till r. NJ.
je2t Pm Gods -
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ndOHAMMED BENNANNIe tn X, from Constaotinope
wi Imported OF Turkish Goods, peacefully iuisrms the
Lad and entlemn OF sw Ya that he has taken 100 ms
OF the folio arucs vizBeutul Br,celru with Tas-
sells, &c for gloves aud Mote md Pos ket Books, en-
in gold; Cdrd Cases for Lad Watch Quar-
Ladies ADD entemen, embrodertd tn .ilk aud colo
assets for Gents sne Otto ol ko.es Cases drrei
win gold; scent Chaps Do Bass for the ules
Sho aua Caps fsh Bags for tobacco, in ak and
sod; Bead fures and G.; Bugies all sors Canoes
Brooches and lar Rings oil vafious kiLds, &c.
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A FISHING EXCURSION.
GRAND AND NOVEL EXC URSION

GRAND AND NOVEL EXCURSION.
aaI al Z he well known a1a fa,or,e ,sa steamer
ElzArIrZ6s NE " Jersey Captain Furey, will make
-Z er hrt Excursion ior the season on ~ lay
leapg the foot OF Barclay r.h sid,
O'cl ok A NJ; HsInmoqd street ar a.; Pier 40 h 81
Ike street X, al "a and Immediately proceed Fort
Hamilton thenee to SANDY Hook and thence the Fishing
Banks Fare 0 cents
his ia frat elias, boat (beng tons buthen and has
every convenience usually sppeaiaiIg
been eSgsMly built and ed for naviga ing the ccaI
dies may ven this excursion with The conf
deoee That hsy will be exposed to that
mahdy scsne's usual and unavoidable board OF
setmet built TO The New Jersey is ~
i.n AID substantial sea boat board OF which seackne
aia sr; her cbnA large and commodous; her saloon
are extensive and abe ventilated 10 every depart
! Boats. &C. &c -0' ~
La,usn.nsd Gu board at Passengers are requested tC
| pr. ylds their Lines
Two sh fui aad experienced vha.men Mr. Bat and Mr.
Wilson, are engaged of the and w display IN s
with the haTpovn such objects snslt afford
| ~ $500
y Bard OF Music viii accompany the boat
ouIttbie Refreshments will be p-uyicsd mia snsre
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
,,. r. Bs1aSdway opposite the City Hal; cpy
Tremendous Of the celebrated POKER MANIA by
the ORPHAN FAMILY under the the Manager who
stains the pr. nclptl character.
Srhs is the al POKER DANCE; each performer being
supplied with red hot
DWARF!
THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM THUMB !
A GIANTEss SIX FEET SIX;
TWELVE PEHFOH MEAS!
ALL FOR ONE 81 LING.
MONS AND MADEMU S.LLE CHECKINI,
Who, with the Of Ballet Corps will introduce
COM g PANTOMIME
Consisting Of variety of Dances and groteque The
perfvImance to conclude with
COMIC Ia RLEAUX BY TIE WHOLE COMPANY.
MIR. WINCHELL, MR. w. CONOVER,
MIR II, CONOVER, Tsy,
Miss ROSALIE CLINE, the accomplished Sorgstress
and Dan,euse, LA Pc T'TE ARM E.E pupil Of Mons
Checkini aud La Petit. ELOiSE CHECKINI
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY;
Or. Penny-beg MInstrels
Who sing higher and lower tn meodsts Anne
them stands fec high and another twenty
inches.
nAternoon Performances Wednesdays and Saturdays
rOcocK, for the convenience Of the day
charge TO s%
o'clock. ADM sicn one shilling. JIG
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REGULAR OPPOSITION.
-sssc2z1 an EVENING LINk. AT SEVEN O'CLK
FOR ALBANY, without Landing Cabin
1I-k-A- S.; D,eh 80 cenIsi Berths free
leave The Pie 1T the FOO Of Cedar street.
Regular DAYS from New York, Monday, Wednesday and
FIR dsv. From Albany Iusd.y, Thursday and sunday
Thu boat has been leng ened and lifted up
fo table style with bedding add furniture
She number Of elegant Stae Rooms and
date rom TO 200 passengers Hayn- light draught of wa.
ter, she will not he oe,aipeu any o. the bars
o. HOUSE, General Agent
Passengers takilg this boat will arrive in Albany ample
time tlke the noIning train of cas-
For freight OF passage Apply on board
After MONDAY, juy lat. will leave at O'Clock, from
the loot OF Liberty seet; and Albany att el9 m"rc
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OLE BULL,
MOST respectfully announces that his ONLY CONCERT
w New York his departure for Canada and the
West, will take lace at .
THE TABERNACLE,
On Friday Evening, June 2Sth, 1874,
When he will oe assisted BY
MISS MARY X. SlE0LING,
tef frat appearance) and
U l. OR ST RA,
Under the Direction Of Mr. TIMM who will preside at the
Piano Forte
PROGRAMME.
PART |.
Grrd Overture Full Orchestra
Recuerdos de la Habana." composed and per-
'orned by..... 49, ..''.. 1850 Ole Dull
" Perche non no del Vento," Cayatina neie O'era
Lucia di Lammermoor. del MAESTRO Don'Z.ti, - .
Miss NJ. X. SsglnR
Carnival of Venice" composed by Nicolo Psga-
mini. and performed by. 49,. Ole Ball
PARrlI
Dust-For Soprano and Vuiin, composed by Ole
Bull ana performed by . Miss NJ H. Sieg ing * De Bull
La C. mIunelia Kondo, imposed by Nic0lo fsgs- -
MIN, and performed BY Ole Bull
Ballad" ! ne May Dew ~. -. Miss M. X. Sieging
Poiacca 0uersra," (War Poacea) composed
aud performed BY. Ole Bull
TICKETS 81 EACH-To be had at the Music Stor-s
Ast,r House and the door Doors open at 7-Conce to
. hr cise'y O'Clock JET gre
NOrEA persons having bills unsettled 9TH the sab
~ scrber, present he the Asor House. before
10 "'cock A. NJ. Saturday for payment
ire LII L..
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FIREWOR RACKERS, &c.
FOURTH OF JULY, lS4i.
COUNTRY city dealers ia Fireworks, will find it to
~ their Advantage cali and examine extensive assortment
&C IN best ou.ity H. AfLlFFh'S old Establishment eb
Chatham large quantity of Fire Cracaers Just
ceived Remember, the sign o.! the Two Mammoth Sky
Rockets.
Mind hive removed from 81 to 90 Chatham. eo m%ee
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS!!
HE extensive and assortment oferhibtional
Fireworks ANU, ctured Ia this country 10 now
dy for disposal the United States Laboratory. Jersey City
Also, the Imperial Rocket before offered the public
being IA Congeve aud kuggeres celebrated
Ionsrev and Rocket which he obtained im
other place THAI the Laboratory he having dispensed with ali
agents Orders left Mr. William Nibo's, Castle Garden
Northern Hoel at the fLabonory, Jersey City, will be
punluaily snsnaedao. ISAAC ED0E. Jr,
,,Tl m -yrr Pvrot-chatst. J~vs-v titv
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N L w JE r SEY TEL.
n

NE w J Z K Z Y HOTEL,
YOUNGSTOWN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their fris
and the pablo generally. that the and commodi
House. erected for Hotel at Morrstowu, New Jersey,
be open for the entertainment Of all chose who will
with their company on the 2oth Of june INSTANT when
public favor. J e. BURGESS.
Recently from the City Hotel, Hartford,
ID w. NOE,
jel3 ImSrc Pronr.tr,.
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CONCERT
FOR THREE N,GhTS LONGER,
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
27th, 2Sth and 20th,
APOLLO ROOMS,
40 BROADWAY
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENdDERS,
MEssRS. GERMON. sTANWOOD, HARRINGTON
AND PELHAM,
UNRIp.aLLED IN THE WORLD!
LRON The liberal extende, their previous
Concerts have been md ced 70 rsmai Tire, Ngh1 ine,I
on which will b. introduced varsity OF NEW
SONGS, GLEEs CHORuSSEs, &c, &c ace mps nied
with he ACCpRDEON, BANJO, CONGO, TAMBO,
AND BUNE CASliNErTS.
nl}-FRosr SKArs REsEnvEp FOR LADIES'
For particulars zee Small Bills.
Tickets ~ cents Children under ten yeas accompan ed
with their guardians, half price Doors open at ~
Concert ct sx O'Clock. jez7 Jtrc
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BE + F B EFF! Beef
ON 1AND AND FOR SALE, il lsts to suit puYchs q
~ at VALENTINES, 4s Fulton Market, l50 barrels 4
iess Bee choice article, all selected pieces; barrels
spected Meas Beef waranted and half barrels
Defi, very s fine Intended foI the soutisrn market
md will keep good climate whuuI getting toI, It
sember VALENTINES OLD ESTAhLISHMEN'f
MIA fypsye No Sc FuItos Narkst
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HEALTH. RrGRtA1ION AND .OMFORT.
TO LNH.aLIDS IND I'LL OTHERS.
J. BARCLAY IL CO.

J. BARCLAY IL CO.
HAVE OPENED THE SEASON THEIR HOTEL AT
LONG BRANCH, ". j.,
Coz WELL KNOWN to the ci,izsns Of New York and
ths epha past years. with appreciation, being
decidedly the b.st Hotel and Sea Bathing Esuab with
hundred mi Of either city visers and invalds vii,
find tutiop they desire for he advantages
Of thing durD2 the summer mouths apparent to all
Long Brarch furnishes intucement to families and
individuals for health and Comfort To the lovers
of Fishing the vicinity Of The Sea Bass Banks affords great
sport, and the Gu w i'll fnd no lack Of game
TIE Steamer DRuS, from ulon Market wharf, and the
SHREWSBURY, from q foot Of Cath,rine Market to
passen gers convey the Branch (sevcn miles good
carriages J. BAnCLAf u co.
Long Branch, June 81, 1874. je26 2wSre