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MONEY MARKE EFT.

Thursday, Sept 12-6 r. M.
Socks receded little since yesterday. From some
cause the market has become again depressed and
quotations to-day show very general falling off, At the
Old Board, Long Island declined per cent; Canton
Reading Railroad / Mohawk j; Harlem IL; stoning.
ton Ii Norwich and Worcester I ; Farmers Loan !; II
liros Ohio 6's /. Morris Canal went up IL per
At the New Board Long Island tell off per cent Can
ton 1; Norwich and Worcester Farmers Trust 1.
The sales at either Board were not very large.
Sterling exchange keeps up the highest point SIEVE
raj drawers are demanding 10 per cent premium. The
demand is at present very limited. The money market
continues very easy. Almost any amount Of money
be obtained thirty and sixty days at the rate Of FIVE
per cent per 1t is very surprising, with the
abundance and reduced price Of money that there
more speculation in stocks There at present
stocks sold than bought that Is the bears selling
present prices time. This may mpossbility
among commercial men, but among stock operators is
perfectly well understood. The bears pretty well
satisfied that stocks not going much beyond present
prices for time to and they operating for
further decline The approaching elections will have
very material influence stocks from time to time In
this holders Of State stock much interested in
the success Of the party opposing any increase the
State debt and the value Of State stock supposed
in measure, to depend upon that party coming into
power On the other hand the result of the other State
elections will raise dspress the market as the returns
may disagree with the principles Of the principal
operators These things will doubtless keep up through
out the fall very feversh and unsettled state of the mar
ke and prevent any very extensive operations any
very great Improvement.
An act passed by the last Legislature, authorzir
the Albany Water Works Company increase their cap
ita stock by the addition Of 400 shares at $50 EACH II
also provided that the stock should be sold at
public auction. Under the provisions Of this law aos
1870 do ............... ...........,.,.5O SOL
10
Being premium OF about per cent above par.
The receipts ofthe Western Railroad are still increasing
very rapidly.
WESTERN RAILROAD.
I8i3. 1884,
From Jan. 10 Aug. 81 36556 400 SIT
Week ending Sept I. 1926 1903
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The income from freight appears be larger than thai
for passengers This road the property Of the State
and controlled by State authorities who reduce the ar
of freghts from time TO time to ensure the ransporta.
ton Of freight In ls4 the road finished to Dexter
30 miles from Detroit and the total receipts for the year
S7l 2oo yielding net profit Of $4,000 On the lat
OF January isi3 the road completed to Jackson 90
miles from Detroit and yielded in lsa2 STA 300 yielding
net profit of $4,000, about per cent its cost In
1919 the receipts sl50oo0, and for nine months
ending September lat, 1914, sIsAle The road is now
finished to Marshall ITO miles from Detroit and has 90
to go before it reaches st. Joseph the western
mination. The Reading Railroad is rapidly improving
rs receipts.
Total receipts for months ending Sept ls ls4 S365 GOA
For the week ending september 7h,. 49,. 7,ils
$3s2 l22
Tons
Coal transported during the week. ...... ~ 63s IL
Coal transported previously this year.. 1857 sil Ol
ROM lIils year,. .27O,dsl 10
Coal transported III lsl3 to September o. I25 SOC 10
Increase this year, .I44 676 05
The railroads OF the United States are destined 10 be
the most productive investment in which capital can b,
placed. The dividends of many companies are alread,
larger than any banking institution in the country and
MS safe investment tho baasconno begin to hold com.
paIision.
we annex table showing the receipts Of the princ
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o. Great preparations were made in Baltimore
yesterday to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle
OF North Point, which took place near that city,
September L. 1874
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEk IAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
THE SUBSCRIBE Of the pioneers Of the cash system
desires the public that he continues TO man.
uiscar every kind Of Civil and Military clothing q the
1--we cent than other house charges the quality
81 garments Witness the following list Of prices
BEST superine wool black Dress Coat SH 10 $40
,,n ,. Of Of fancy l,1 and glsn black Cashmere to
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
IN the best style at the following prices
! Do 10
sls i@.m - 80 - = - 'JoiN MoFFAr
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AUCTION SAiES
BENJAMIN MOONEY & co.

BENJAMIN MOONEY & co.
n ADMIRE, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, Sc. &c.
= MOONEY 60. will sell This Day 10 o'clock. at
e. store No 81 Maiden Lane Of Heavy,
shell a9n rancy Hardware which general
mrn 81 eayy goods Shelf Goods &c consisting in part
me aDr ana roeke Cutlery cards and in dozens fine
bowie Eu DIRK Knives &c Sc together with large
mea 2? general Hardware Fancy Goods &c., well worthy the
atnoh oi country well city traders. Catalogues
ready ana ne goods can be examined the hour sale
sly months Tor all sums over 500 for approved paper
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS or the steamsl
Ship Masters and Axen

We shall esteem favor If Captains Vessels will give
70 itoEEnr Siivry Captain Of News Boats report of
sponsm on their passage list Of their and foreign
medaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
OF abroad VIII also confer favor by sending this Office
the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical Infons.
ton OF any kind viii be thankfully received
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Phiiadciphia,
Correspondence OF the Herald

PHrLADkLrHIA, Sept IL, 1874.
man named Fairlamb, or Fsircalf no matter which.
- making himself extremely ludicrous among military
men IN TINS city by prosecuting members Of military
so'Ps'" winch ne processes TO be commander because
they repudate him. and unwilling to acknowledge
his acts Fairlamb is fond Of figuring spcuousv in
prnt-his newspaper with Captain Saunders ano,h
er valiant, to the contrary.
The wings have at last caught candidate for the State
Senate in the person Of Charles Gibbons ESQ
Of the National Clay Club pretty excellent nomina
ton, considering all things, and which, if success
ul will give the party ready and able debster in tho
Senate chamber.
The important OF Daily for murder will not be
concluded before Saturday evening Sunday The
animation ef witnesses for the ealth still pro-
crossing. The Court house is crowded TO excess and
also every avenue leading to the The greater por
ton Of the spectators Irishmen many Of whom
violent in their conversation
The young msD, Samuel Aube, whs was stabbed on
Tuesday morning in Bread street by one OF his compa-
mons died - morning Of his wounds The guilty par
The race yesterday, between two pilot boats termns.
ted in favor OF the EDoch farley by means an extra.
ordinary last sa,ler, although she is so cracked
Judge Randall Will give his decision in the
case OF the United States Hale. As it is important
matter, will endeavor to obtain copy.
The friends Of Capt MALLORY need desire the moral
test OF his qualifications presented TO the public but
should such men the writer in the Ledger" day or
two since press the matter they will find my statements
saw Brrsr the officer who mt in pursuit of some
Of his rowdy associates in trent OF Hoahan's this
ing talking very exravsgaDy but then amounted to
nothing Byrne don't like the Natives
There was grand rusbafter the He, aid to-day Zeber
was soon exhausted and numerous admirers Of Rev. DR..
Iyng were sadly disappointed in not obtaining copy
BY the-bye Zeiber tells that he half to enter
the political field, and pledge himself for the best
man-that IT, the candidate who buys and pays for the
largest number Of his valuable periodicals the Herald
elusive. George is clever shrewd fellow and would
make an excellent Common Councilman.
The stock sales to-day Of little importance. No
material change in prices, and but little disposition
speculate has been manifested for several days past
FIRST BoARD-2o0 Girard Blk, 10; 63 New Orleans Cas-
32i $1,000 Reading Rid BIDS, M; $1,000 Ches and Del
Canal Loan. g. 5000 County b'5 1850. old 93t; U s
Blk 81; 10 Schuy Kill Navigation, 81
l845. 80.
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$3.50, sa2 si79,7o5

Increase from JAM TO Sept 7, 1874 Sl8863
This almost reaches thirty three and third per cent
The receipts Of the Central Railroad Michigan, in.
creasing about rapidly those Of any other road in
the country. Ii has been finished than half way
the State in which it is situated and the increase
is going from month to month"; very fast The bust
ness Of he road improves as extends West and
az reaches the waters Lake Superior the transpoa-
ton of passengers and freight must produce very hand
some income. The receipts Of the road this year. from
the LIST Of January to the lst Of September to
sl32,io, against S73s5 for the time last year. The
returns for the month Of August Of each year fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-13
A PARIS MILLENARY ESTABLISHMENT
IN NEW YORK

pARENNE Co. pstren,fed BY the Courts OF France
~ and Belgium, Of II place Vsndome, Paris, have the
honor Of making known the Ladies of the United States
and those Of the city Of New York particularly that they will
open branch Of their well known aud fashionable Millinery
street W.
The branch this city will be under the immediate snpern.
eldence OF one Of the principle lades 81 te fis house Th,
ladies' respectfully solicited to the sus where they
wi always lind every recherche article ia tie millinery line
from Paris by tie Packets as they arrive
r. >. They would also inform those engaged the millinery
business IN the principal cities Of the Union that all articles
connected with their business and the latest fashions 10
uyed previous 70 their being opened the pablo n this city
Orders punctusy a,teudsd TO-, II 2wisro
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CO COMsTOCK'S sARsAPARILLA for the cure OF
pmples on the face scrofuous affections bilious diseases
and all dsorganzations OF the vital system sold
Couriland st Price so cents per BOTTLE 81 per Dozen
in as large bottles and warranted equal to any
boff
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At Slougha, on the morning Of the 18th instant THO
MAs, youngest son Of William Cooper Esq
aged 30.
His friends and acquaintance are. respectfully invited
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On the 10Th August b. the Rev Noah Levings, Mr.
JoHS WiLsoS 10 ELIZA WILLIAMS all Of this CITY
BY Rev. Mr.. Burchard, Mr. WILLIAM Dawes to Mis-,
CHARLOTTE La Rue, all of this city
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Boxes. 81 fa;s 50 CEN. GALLERY as cents,
49, MIR, AN6EKsoSs BENEFIT.
oi''ippa' Anderson titus 2aqsr. FglSus Dyoa
0i"'o"'a Eolio,a, ii ~ Siiss 0iaia i-'i''
pelava, NJ . MdATRi,Yr3, , -. s..r,.,,
-. s,,,. LoT Il f 81 LIVER S''4
Fs's- Spite s S1,sIss's e.,ss; Nj. sss-.s''
The EHe'nm NIX az, SI Ysli lhf sole direction Of
o momcemss Gs,s OFs. o'clock and
made comfortable should The evening damp cool
Anew Wonder IL the Musical wodsscopd nigh, Of he
a bSsS Bel Bsd Es Room Second night Of the
riIf, V,,i yelen'pe. - w N1n oe prssented
Mr. Mildsw Mr. Holland
Alfred neauvols Nic e'.s9a
IS.sgh. " Miss Clarke
" LIZA Mis-. T Ts 5s'sre
Mrs. NJ: s Msayj M M t Wan;
n'f'n'. xGsr " Which, 'ssat lhs minutes ~
WI, C AM = i; OF BELL RINGERS
loving pieces !: 'e''''"'
Qasdes Grand 23rSs to f nayGo a.a Royal sh
My B''" R a;s1s. { q 6s. T Sso%s
THE DoG Ii Sis'l BEb SISf ROOM.
Mr. Mr. Dul I Pipes. Mr. Holland
spao. Mr. Eserard
Mrs Deputy Iona. Mr.. " Waits nsa'Ns
~ NJ anney Sspigof -. Miss Clarke
count weather The Grand nn am 90 sc
FALCON Is protected and the New Saloon, which is ventilated
=" : -"..o-e4 .. monen. no.,cs
rn,o. ,,1.'..-'.,5e orElsA aoosh'
THE oRiGIN Efiii6SpP g1 l2s lsH
ss js"n' n Rano Me ss White Williams
~ b DGa aes
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o. ALL ATTACKS OF DIARRHEA, CHOLICS,
cholera morbus, and cholera infantum be cured by
Demands DiarrhGa Medicine. 81 Nassau street, New
York. is the proper Office For sale also by DR.. W. H.
Minor, corner Of John street and Broadway.
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w. = HIcHAEpsoN, NJ D., Asea.

% CONNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
for almost Immediately removing all pain from burns and
healing without either blister Sold only at 81
Courtandt street.
This save cures fever Sores cancers frequently
removing them without pair agony II will be found
TO be sure relief for elons rounds and will heal
them in very short time. In fact it is the wonder and
blessing Of the age and family should lie. single day
pass without having it on hand.
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HEALTH OF NV ORLEANS We have now en-
tered tir month OF September, and we do not hear
Of any sickness The weather though in the latter part
Of last week OF the sort that is thought hs productive
oil lever is now most wholesome and except that con
tnues warm is bland and pleasant Every pton
produce will arrive much earlier than usual look
should the general health continue good an early
and brisk season Of business.-N. o. Buile in Sen
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Navy LAUNCH The sloop Of war Jamestown
at the Navy Yard Gospor will be launched Monday
nrx' the 10th inst
The U 5 Steamer Poinsetl. Lieut. Semnes
commanding lately arrived at Pensacola from Apalachi.
cola via 81 Andrews Bay having completed tn. survey
oil the different harbors between Pensacola and st Marks
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+ BROWNE offers for sale, 3a5 Broadway large ana
- elegant assortment OF Double and Single Action Harps
The rich 3rancy Of !o,e shnes &c touch perfect mecha-
ism and beautiful finish Of these Harps be excelled
Warranted TO hear the Of climate and European prices
he attention OF The musical world generally particularly de-
sired. Harps repaired Strings. Instruction Books &c
J. + BROWNE Il Co, (from Eysrd;)
- London and New York, established 1910.
The first amateur and professional talent Europe and this
country prefer these Harps all Others Indy &M.c
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o. IN CHOLlC. BERNARD'S DIARRHG,A MEDI-
CINE allays the pain and relieves the spasms w have
often patient in the most excruciatng sgony with
his whole body drawn up into knots completely freed
from pain and spasms by two doses of the remedy
For sale by bern ,rd, 81 Nassau street. New York
Also by DR.. w. II. Minor corner Of John street and
Broadway.
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MoRsE's TELEGRArH.-Th damage done to the
wires ofihe Magnetic Telegraph by the fire on Pratt st.
on tuesday afternoon were PROMPTLY and fully repaired
yesterday. note from Henry Rogers ESD the A
sistan Superintendent states The fact and odd. that the
experiments under the direction Of Professor Morse and
his assistants arc going usual Bait .4mtr pf ID
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ANN DDMlNl 1870
DR. e. CASTLE frat introduced the beautiful and Sci
enthc method Of inserting Artificial Teeth the prnci-
pie Of sd sion BY atmospheric Other dentists how
boldly lay claim To his discovery they doubt would
claim the discovery Of his PASTE for filling hollow tender
Teeth For this purpose do they daily send their patients
have Teeth hedbu satisfied they Of its utility that
they viii not permit n to be disturbed that yet they have
not made this discovery.
This Paste for tender teeth and persons
abc Is put into the tooth while soft and in few seconds
comes hard solid tooth. durable for lie.
sl3itsec A. e. CASTLE, NJ. d., Dentist, 3a Broadway.
SHIP YAZoQ FROM LIVERPOOL { on.,rnees by this
- vessel Will please send their board Rutgers
street wharf All goods permitted in live days must
he sent To he IN, lie qIlec
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DOlNGS AT WASHINGTON.
WksuIYGTou. Thursday, Nav

WAsmNGToH, Thursday, May %.
You would be Immensely amused could you
be in Washington at this tine, 10 see the L0co.
foco Members of Congress take the Delegates
to Blltiinorc. as fast as they arrive, on one side
and endearor to pcrsGahe ,hom, some one way.
some another; some for Van Drren, some
against hUn some for Cass, some for Stewart,
some for TecumSeh, and some for Ruinscy
Dhmscy--ihat is, any available Loco. Foco can
didate.
But there is a matter of much more impor.
lance than this that is the subject of converse.
ton here. 1t is asserted on the authority Of a
Senator here that since Mr.. Spencer resigned,
the President has ordered some S500.000 of
the public money TO be transferred in a way To
suit certain emergencies, and that the refusal
to make these transfers by Mr.. Spencer caused
his resignation.
The Senate have in Executive Session pas
sod strong resolutions calling upon The Treasu.
nv Department to state what money has been
drawn by the President or transferred BY his or
der recen'ly--to what point it has been t ans
ferrcd--by what authori'y--f0r what purpose,
and under what law Of Congress the money has
been transferred. The suppositinn is that the
money is wanted for the troops on the Sabine
River, that are ready 10 overrun Texas.
Do Won know how shannon, the new Minis
ter TO Mexico. GOT his $1,000 outfit. aud S 1900
for halfa years pay, whilst he has gone TO OHIO
The Union was ordered to take him on board on
the 9Th on the Sth he left this CITY on the
10Th the order TO the Union To take him out was
countermanded on the lllh he was in this city.
In the moantime, a Treasury DRAFT or order for
the Sl3.300 had been negotiated by a New
York House, in anticipation OF the passage OF
the Appropriation BIZ. This is a funny move
ment.
You know the President rode over Mr.. Cal
houn's head when he ordered Gales &. SnatOn
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WE the subscribers, having heen appointed by
w tn Honoral le the Probate Court tor the Dis
tricl OF Shntenlen, commissioners 10 receive, exam
me an adjust Inc ca m> and demands OF all persons,
aEt'nrt the c.'ltc Of Russell CRAMtR, laie Of
'harute, IN 'ail Dltr'rt, dc'ta. ell tepIe entei in~ul.
ven, AMI also al claim, and demands exhibited IN
of ct thereto; and xix months from the day ufrhe darc
hereof, eng allowed Ivy >ald Colri for That purpose,
we do therefore here give notice, that we viii at
Tend to 'he business Of lur appointment, al the dwelling
of Sarah tramer, in Charlton, in sall District, on the
'orunl Monday. Of JlIy and Deem. er next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of sad days.
Dated, this Sh day OF May, A.. ID. 1914.
PETER VAN NLlET, c
52w3 OBADIAH VAN NLltT, S'o"'
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4 FIN assortment of florence Bonnets: also.
large variety Of Bonnet Trimmings, &c. now OPEN
ing at C.. f. S~TANIFDRD'S
May 25, N. 81
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CABINET WARE.
SOLOMON N. saniord's Estate.

WE he >ul,cr Der, having lccn appointed by the
w llonora' lc the Probate Count for the District
of Chiieudcn, Commissioners to receive, examine
and a dust the claims and demands Of al persons
AGAINST the estate oiSOiONON n. SANFORD, late
of Hueslurrh, in said District, derea ed, repre-, en,cd
1'r,dl.rtio, 80 ?l ,laip> qr ldepanis ~"vlliite5 in
pI'cl lhtrn'o; anu tx month ron the day Of the dare
hereof ioIur allowed ly .aii Cont for hat purpose.
we 1u Therefore here Y give na'ire, that we Will attend
TO The uslncs, Of oar "ppynrmen', a. the dwelling
Of Marvin Leonard, in II ne>lurah, in laid Ll-lrct, on
The 1t Monday OF JAY and October next, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, on each ofslid days,
Da.cL this 2J,h day of Nav, A. D., lStt.
52%3 MARVIN LEONARD, 49,,
ASA FORBES, ,""'
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BOOKS n STATIONERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT CITY PRICES,

TUST received al the New CnrAp Book Sronr, an
j extensive assortment Of he hct standard 1sdt-
cal, Theological, Classical, Miscellaneous and School
Books Also, an as urtment If Stationery OF every
for sale nj lower prices than have ever le-
fore been offered IN this vicinity.
Among the Books are . lar'o, Octave, IL mo. nnd
Pocket Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books in plain and
extra binding; Bible and Common PRAYER BOOKS
bound together, a new and very lcnulifll article ;
Common PRAYERS with the Proper Lessons; Fine
Pocket TcStamcn,s; Animals and a great variety OF
fine illustrated works suitable for presents, at greatly
reduce prices. SCOTS Family Bible 3 vols. royal
Svo. well bound for Sc Bran1e's Dictionary OF
Science, Literature and The Arts, the most u cttl and
valuable book Of The kind ever Published The Far
mcr'> Encvcloppila, embracing all of the most re-
cent discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry, aud alap-
ted 10 IN. Client liz readers; the latest and best work
on A-rirrltprc, and he cheapest ever Published, con-
tanning 1865 pages royal SvO. well bound for only
$3.50 Also, a great variety Of new and useful Agri-
cultural works, very cheap. Bancroft'> History m
the tni'cd States Pre>colt's Ferdinand and I>al ella,
and History Of Mexico; SI,art'> Life and Writings %
DR.. Franklin, l0v. publ. he'd at $50, rrcc $3.50, &c
All The new popular works are received a. soon as
issued, for sale al the lowest city price,.
imung the Stationery, are Foolscap, Letter, Noe
Tissue, Perforated, Music, Drawing Paper and Bri.-
tol Board; Drawing and Wiring Pencils, Newman
Wafer Color> Ink, Ink>tand>, Sand Boxes, q i'll
Steel Pens, Mathematical Instruments, Sllic., Visit
ing aud Printing Cards Back CANNON Boards, Chesi
Men, etc. etc.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited tt
call and examine the stock. Orders from abruai
pnnctpallv alten led 10 at the loves, prices. Mer
chants supplied wi h School Books, Papcr. Nr. A. low
a. they can ~plrcha,e in any Of the cite, EIemcn
airy s aclJnr Booh>, at - as. per dCzen. Good Ca
and Letter Paper, at 81, 50, Sl,75, $500 and $3.50 pc
tean, &c. d..
Pecl's b liding, A. EDWARDS.
Burlington, May, lSii.i 81
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EEAIEAs; Nv

IANlNi received a very ex'cn,ive assortment Of
IL DRY o invites the Ladies AMI Gentlc-
men of b tr'ingIon AMI vicinity 10 call anil rxaminc
them. Among which will lie found Balzorncs,
Lawn. Satin Striped Muslin, Striped Muslin Giny-
hams, NJ. u. Lame, g.. Ne.
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMI
NARY.

The Trustees of this Institution and all
its friends are requested to meet at John
lIoward's Hotel, this evening, at half past
T O'Clock. The objects Of the meeting are,
!. To elect Trustees for the coming year.
2. To consult in regard to a change ofthe
location of the Seminary.
3. TO transact any ohtcr appropriate
business.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
JAMES W. HlCKOk, Sec.
Friday, Nav 81, 1914.