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This disease that unfortunately pervadss al Es!s Of
cety-high, low rich and poor, matrimonial and s They
here presented with remedy by WHICH they them
selves WITHOUT the as in the shortest s
Further the disease be contracted If dose OF he Mx
sure is taken at night going to bed when exposed.
put up bottles with full directions accompanying IT, at
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For sale on'y at VIM H. Minors Broadway, Of
John 1t, opposite Franklin House. New York; MIR 1e5ys
Chestnut and Seventh Phadelphia ara NJ NJ
Smith ss Washington Boston; Canal css New
Orleans. and IS Main street. Cincinnati. fe3 lmsec
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SssiS \ \! ~ DSl.s
PaoESx s snd hAF G AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT,
No ios Fulton street. side of Broadway much cheaper
sss. h &
rnst quality Nutria Fur. ...$3 30
''.''''' .CAPs.y
ir"nS sI., quality msn..' and boys.
second =, " W
&c is Of SP sHs in to asy % g.:
city s9mpaIson Of !Ss au.s. and prices: with those Of
s Has s'SS
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HATS-SPRLNG FASHION.
J. M. tue Il co.
No BOwery, New York.
sss ss :sss so; .Spsas1 sa 1's
Sy ebef s.Ue @ @dnsy e1y aad os sold
NEW FASHION
q BROWN CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE I7s Chat,
Hn M0 I K. ssa
.sd I
PHILADELPHIA. February asth, 1s45.
ff66BBEEhFs f6BEhF 56ANsF9s 566AANNsF9s RoBERr JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
LLECTION OFFICE,
No. IL SOUTH THIRD ST.. OPPOSITE MECHANICS
Dealers in uncusni Bank Nos. Relief Notes. Gold and
Drafts and Bills collected with DESPATCH on favorable
vd,g Daft: on St Louis. cinspns. Pittsburgh. Baltimore New
All orders for the purchase and sale Of United States Govern
tended promptly and wsh fsTs s Is Board Of Brokers'
William Patton. Jun. Esq, Cashier, Philadelphia.
Scull Thompson, do
Buck X Potter, do
Morgan, Buck x Co., do
David Brown 4 Co. do
Ecke Spanger Raiguel, do
. Mercer, Brother y Co. do
DAGUERREOTYPE
OHN ROACH, ,ptic n, SO Nassau street New York, Is
constantly manufacturing, and has always hand all
Iii. Triple Compound Of Bromne superior preparation
and IN general He has also baud the Hungarian
or .ierman Acceleratng Liquor. .
Cameras Of manufacturs well French and Ger
The t'erman Cameras sold this establishment
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from TIE for any articles used in the will
be promptly and car fully attended to. me lm~rc
SWORD EXERCISE.
Gymnasium No. 70 Ann and also the Military Hall
8owey, most respectfully the public that he in
tends comnencing Gas; for the Sword Exercise 9 al is
sword Exercse and also Cane Exercise Mr. has been for
several engaged Teacher Of the Sword in the United
n B.yOlunteer Companies wishing become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the the
moderate by application the advertiser 81 Ann
street. to Capt Smith, Military Hall, or Mr. Fuller
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FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
GEkARDlN Commission Merchant, IS John street, up
stairs has ns receives on and offers for sale
white and rich fancy decorated pinng Sets
Mugs with motos; Cologne Bottle Fisures Tee Sets
&C., &c.
Also plain and rich Cut Glass Decanters Water Bottles
celery Bowls, Preserve Dshes Tumbiers Gobets, Wines
&C., &c.
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
10 Orden for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting on
China Ware to match pattern executed promptly.
fz5 m
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SOAP WORKS

PERI UMERY DEPOT
ADDITION our Nanufactory, have opened Store
for the sale economical ancy Soaps and all kinds OF
Perumey, Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles &c., sc.
We solicit purchasers to inspect stock, which offer
the lowest
Shippers TO the West Indies and South America partcu
laly invited to examine Crystalline Candles.
Sales Room No. Courandt eet. door the New
National Hotel. JOHNSON, VKOOM & FOWLER
GA lmSec
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL % Nassau street opposite the Herald Build
the public generally the following choice Cigars just
ceived by late arrivals from Havana
Regaas of various Paneelax of various Alliansa,
brands, brands, Knickerbockef
Normas, Principles, La Forinda,
Yng-nuidad, Rionda, Estrelas,
Esperanxa Napoleoncs, Lara
La India Noregas Lord Byrons
The above Seas genuine and mporcd and
the trade invited 70 call and examine them.
~ BOrders from abroad will be strictly attended to.
Irnkv
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f A B E r SEGAR FACT TORY,
II Division Street,

A E r E K "A G I 0 RY,
II Division Street,
NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED have established extensive Segar
Factory II Division street, New York under the direc
ton Of Mr. w BROWN who has been superintenden Of
The following kinds Of Segas manufactured ,he Faber Sc
Factory and of which large stock had Will be
found equal Havana Segars of corresponding style and
Imperial Regalia, Trabucos, Common Size
Reeaia, Panetelas Loudon Size,
Cas- dores, Ca, ones, Principe
All boxed in the Havana style.
The subscribers have settled the Son Of their Senior Hava
for the of selecting Tobacco for their Faco
also for the Of selecting Segars suitable for this
market
They have hand for sale stock Of Havana Sc
gaIs, entitled to debenture, of the following brands
La ludia, Woodville, La Cabana,
Norago. Fragranza, La Norma,
De Noya, Cunrey, Esperanza
Lord B. ron, Upman, Riondo,
Esculapus, Minerva, La Fama,
La Palma, Victoria Columbia
Dos Hermanos La Pax, Also, Principe, &c.
JOHN H. FABER & CO.,
f27 3m&rc No New street corner of Wall.
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS.,
AT TW!LLlAMSBURGH, T..
DEPOT 80 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

- AT WlLL!AMSBUkGH. T..
DEPOT 90 WILLIAM STREET, new YORK
M years manufactureT. Of Crystals and
Flint Glassware the Department Mosele France the
Inform Glass Dealers Importers of Waches, and
furnishing houses generally they have established Branch
entire satisfaction all commands that might be addressed to
them have engaged and skul workmen, both
french and English The beauty Of tins Glass the tasteful
style OF all the acle they manufacture we'll
eces aud promptitude the execution of orders will they
American and foreign Hou4es.
N.B-Customers in tae habit OF transmitting orders
house Paris 81 aads Posonnee their general Depot
Crystal 80 PaIads possonuere Paris will please forward
the IN direct to 90 William st1eet New York fs lm~ec
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded the Diploma the late Fair OF the
IL American Institute, for the best prepared
furnish article Of Lasts which cannot be surpassed in this
any other city in the United States
Sole and Upper Leather all kinds Black and Colored Mo
rocco and Kid SKINS with Deer Goat Lamb Shin Bind
Shoe Threads Lastngs Gaeons, Sheengs Linen and
Leather Lnings Boot Cord Webs. Boot Trees Hammers
Pincrrs, Avis and Tacks with full assortment Of Shoe
Tools of the %S xRPEsgySd w.hYp fsp for cash.
293 Spring street, between Greenwich and
BThe Gr.enwich Line Of Stages pass within block Of
the store f20 lm~m
WATCHES !-wATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
" who wish TO purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils KEYS &c., will find it greatly 70 their
tons Of the above retail much lower than other house
the city Gold Watches low $40 and $23 each Watches
and Jeweiry exchanged or bought. All Watches war.
fanted to keep COED time the refunded Watcha,
and Jewery repaired in the best manner and warranted
.. G.. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
ma lnsm Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall st., stairs.
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WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM M.
rHE SUBSCR BERS offer for lie la.re Of Se-
made of b. st selected Havana Tobacco and having
been manufactu ed six months in fine order
be solo 50 lower than quality of Imported
Serars
vana Regalias ip sths and l0ths, Cazadorss,
Was,iu. La Normas, Esper4nza
La India, La r. eompensa,
Justa SAM. Prncipees, Panetea, sc Sc
Toseh with iag- assortment of Imatoe sesars of
quality aud price, for sale IN lots suit hases
mill I'm sec KENNETH 4 LAVEkTY, rs Wall ST.
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ApE THE BEsr PREyESrArrvEs FoR SMOKEY CHIMNEys
Slate Roofs repaired and warranted tight Gothic and Orna
mental Chimney Pots from Drawings &C.
Roman Cement, fresh. in lots suit purchasers.
n-7-3S West Broadway. nsar Chambers street.
2aw Pm re
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SIX BARREL
ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS,
BLUNT N SYMS

No A Chatham street,
MANUFACTURERS of the above article have now a com.
Ter at reduced prices They would invite the attention Of
chants and dealers their the manufacture of
which, they have paid attention. and from the
quantity they making, sell them lower than before Of
Tered.
Also-Guns Of their own manufacture we'll every
.ty Of imported Guns and implements in quantities salt
chasers, at exceedingly low prices Is 3msm
CAMPHENE LAMPS.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale dealers and Others
large small celebrated Dorc and other
camphene Lamps OF he best manufacture which will be sold
10 y for cash to close assignment.
mhl2 lw@m w. T. BOYCE, los Greene St. in the rear.
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LJEMP27 bales American Water Rot Hemp Of very supr
ror quality, landing ship Geneva from ~ Orleans or
sale by Elk. COLLINS x co.
mt &c South street.
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READ WHAT SCAkPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.

No. Spruce street. N, Y.
THIS IS the only manuiacty OF any extent in the United
States. The sub crbe,s offer for sale inspection the
most and splendid Of Shades;
representations Of the well known public build
ings in Europe and this country hands works
only this Establishment We being both
fssonai aud well experienced profess give
mh9 imsec BARTOL X DE MAURY.
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
IRE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
rFamllie, who are desrous of converting their left OF
wearing app rcl into cash
Families or 0entlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence, having suerfuous effects dispose OF will hnd
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment
II LEVETT, Wall street.
line through the Post Office or othswise will receive
prompt attention. mrl lmsrc
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crease In the line Of discounts The amount specie
hand the date Of the aat report $50 less than
In the previous year. and the circulation S4s02s Less
The excess ofassets liabilities greater this
than last Out of the surplus this year the board Of d.
rectors have declared dividend Of three three quar-
ters per cent on the capital and paid the the State
amounting together to s65,sli SO, leaving surplus of
SllO,6s3 60, equal to Sc II per cent the capital
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company have declared
semiannual dividend of FIVE per cent four per cent to
be paid to the stockholders and the balance to be added
to the contingent fund of the company.
The number of passengers from Boston to New York.
andfrom New York to Boston, during the month fully
last by the several routes by Of Norwich stoning
ton and Newport including well those by steamboat
as those by the Long Island Railroad 1850 OF
this number, 343 first class passengers and they
nearly all carried for fare Of 81 each and 1926
second GLASS passengers, mostly carried at 81 62l
each making the gross receipts about $780, O0 In carry
ing these passengers six steamboats, of large
class have been regularly employed and the of the
several railroads which the passed. with their
respective establishments about $4,000, O0O
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug l6,ls45.

Custom House Observation-Disclosures, &c.
The letters which have addressed to you, and which
il seemed to me calculated to meet the appreciation
ofhe great majority Of the democratic party in the city
and county of Philadelphia have contrary expect
atoms created little excitement among the Office
holders Of the custom house. say contrary to my ex
pectations for would not for moment suppose that
men protected by the Overwhelming wing OF Mr. Hor
would entertain the slightest doubt as to the permanency
of their position or feel the least annoyance any truth
full representations made by your Philadelphia cores
pondent 1t seems, however, that the nsders-'he "a"
Of Dr. Treichel the deputy collector-are very mucn
annoy ed at the promise which have given 70 enc,
at the proper time into the personal and official history
of these sensitive gentlemen intended 20 reneve nvn
to-day from their anxiety but as nave hs have
nsuallv rich 10 communicate in their Dehaii nave
thought il best to delay for few days HOPE as
iavaS I trust will not make their hearts SICK Insy
nay abide their time and shall all be attended TO IN aus
season. "a .rrc,e iustce by
,a.a connected with the custom house, a. "eh ~
thoss whose places they have been permitted "
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Died,
On Saturday, 10th instant, JAMES WAITE, native OF
Scotland, aged 6S.
The friends and acquaintance of the family, and the
members of the Putnam Division No 46 of T. also the
members of Washington Tent No. l. of r.. are res
pectfully invited to attend his funeral This onday
afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence No. 10
King street
On Sunday morning August 18th, MARoELIA, daughter
OF James and Mary Donaldson, aged IL months.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral This Qlonday Afternoon at hapast
o'clock from 203 Greene street. without further nvi.
tation
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COLMAN'S
LIT ERARY LOON,

AND EXHIBITION OF
BE- UTIFUL PAIN TIN GS,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
NJ AXIMILlANs Great and Splendid work, being his tour
IVA through the United States illustrated with Eighty En-
cravings after the Of drawings large folowith
quarto volume Of letter both volumes elegantly
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed English
should visit the City without calling in to
BOOKS PAINTINGs, AND ENGRAvINGs
which offered at greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room fill ed with books Of every kind
various languages TO which, and the Print Room,
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room apartment fitted
up for the
Two HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES
by ancient and modern Mastersto which, small charge
Of l2h cents is required
HERALDRY.
The Arms Of individuals whose families originated any
country Europe traced and splenddy embazoned vel
equal execution and third the charge Of the Lon
don Herads Colleges Geneaoges Pedgres arranged and
illuminated.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and rest, worn upon his carnage
Price only 81 50in eolors. A Curiosity je23 eodtf m
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AUCTION NOTICES.

So FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON MONDAY Aur
on the premises At Y o'clock FARM of IS acres
ter Countv ON which are new Dwelling and Farm
Hous Barn. and out houses with fruit in abundance Of ali
kinds The place would merchant doing business In he
city To be sold without reserve g the highest bidder
street 20 Beyard street. JOHN GARLAND on the
place Should the day stormy the sale will take
the next fair day. al32w.rc
EXECUTORs' sALE-On Tuesday the 10Th day Of Au-
- gust sst at II O'Clock the undersigned will sell
York lot of Trunks, Tools, and ohe- articles composing
the stock trade Of the late VIM Shaw trunk maker The
street. o'clock r. NJ Also the unexped lease Of the pre-
misses No l79 Wster seet2 years and months from ls Au-
gust. GEORGE INGLIS,
JOSEPH HOLLINGSWORTU,
ANDREW MCLEAN,
- Executors of William Shaw, deceased.
THOS. BELL, Auctoneer. al2 lwsrc
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


THE ELEcTIoNs.-We have received no turtle
returns beyond those which we gave in our paper
OF yesterday In Tennessee and Alabama the dem.
ocrats were increasing their majorities, butte what
extent here is no positive statement.
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THE DEATH OF PAIN!
u n X III " E'S TJON.


THE PROPRIEToRs Of the above wonder.workiua oel;
cne take pleasure informing the public that IT. r.
no" ready 20 supply The orders which have been de-
syed oy The overwhelming demand of last few weeks
Arrangements, however, have been by recent additions
10 thei works which will enable them hereafter 10 promn,
meet Ill the demands OF their the south and w.si
also to keep on hand sufficient stock meet the
increasing demand Of the city.
those who have yet tested the wonderful efficacy Of
the above medicine external wounds sweings or
sores violent strains and the and
verieoI complaints whether chronic casual hereby
avail themselves, by its of ~
iie and rap u and certain
a eyden Of the absolute confidence Of the opretors
tns vrtut Of their Lotion, they renew their pledge
sneyef yet claimed the price of the article every
ce OF any specified complaint in the following category Of
affections aud diseases -
,Gout, rheumatism, Swengs Of all kinds, Dsocaons,
raetured Bones Bruises Cuts Spans Conlusons aud
nuon inJufes; Poisonous Bites and Sngs, Burns SaIds
Snlpans, Ions or Bunons; ganduor Tumors, Lumbago,
pei - letter or hiugworm, and all of the Skiu
Stomach AID Headache. ~ ' ' - -
One OF the most remarkable pecuarite of the "Loon
consists rs instant expulsion Of the parts hch
IT'S appied and owing to this quality and the penea.
tng energy OF its character that already largely used for
the ,nur both external nd Internal Of valuable animals
To be ha OF II g. BARTiNE 92 Vesey street at IS cents
yer bottles; Butler No Nassau et at the drug store
g. $. BeRTNE 4 CO. Proprietors
Principal Depot 1923 Broadway,
,.. door from the City Hospital
poor to buy. as imeodsrc
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MUCIC.
Il Rare Opportunity of acquiring Thorough
Musical E1,LrafiO,t

~ II. DERWORT, Professor Of Singing, Guitar and Piano
". Forte has opened class Young Ladies' from to 10
among whom three of his daughters whom
he proposes thoroughly instructor the art Of Singing
Mr. Derwor system Is The result Of many years observation
London and New York His method cannot ia 70 i'm
his pupils clear perception, and Thorough knowledge
of the tca Of music with the ability to har-
monte any simple given melody , =, -
Parents and Guardians invited call his AT
Broadway, when every inquiry will be answered 90
Terms $50 per annum payable quarterly an advan Les
three times week.
Private instruction heretofore, al2 lm'rh
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NIBLO,S.
MIR. JOHN Sections BENEFIT
Wednesday, August goth,
On which occasion
MISS NELSON,
MISS KATE LUDLOW.
MISS MARY TAYLOR.
MISS MATTHEW'S
MISS ROBERTS,
MISS CELESTE
- MISS PARTINGTON
MIR. HENRY PLACIDE,
MIR. BROUGHAM,
MIR. I. D. RICE,
MIR. CHIPPENDALE
MR.. Il. PLACIDE,
- and JOHN SETON,
Will appear in
MARRIED LIFE and OTELLO.
ala 2ttm
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Monday Evening, August 18th.
Will be presented the highly popular piece of
THE IRISH LION.
Tom Moore .................. Mr. Brougham
UT my. Andertou
Capt Dixon ...,............G Gallagher
Miss Echo. Miss Roberts
Mrs Flzgg ..................... Mrs Watts
Mrs Grumpy -. ...... -. Mrs Deering
Pas de Deux by Misses Celeste and Darlington
To conclude with
OTELLO.
Desdemona, Miss Matthews Duke Of Venice ChppendaIe
Brabantio, John Seton aeo, T Placide
Rodergo, Andeton Ludovico, Gallagher
uAa efhecnt Polcc will always atteAcancs
tam good order and keep all improper persons
0J-Itckefs Fifty Gents. 81
limited number Of Season Tickets will be Disposed Of
IPerformance &c commence at O'Clock. Doors open
O'clock.
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CASTLE GARDEN.
nJ-Admlsslon 20 Cents.-CG
Great Musical attraction
FroprietoYI. Messrs. French and Hsssy
Grand Entertainment!
The proprietors respectfully hat they have enga-
ged for limited number OF nights the Buhesque Ethiopian
Operate Troupe favorably known and received Pamo
Italian Opera House.
First night of
BLACK DIABOLo
Monday Evening, August 18th.
The performance will commence with the Mock Opera of
BLACK DIABOLO.
Intermsson Of half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The Of splendid Cosmoramas will be open Cor inspection
The second part will commence with
Grand Observation-Disclosures.
Gallop-Orchestra.
~ Doors open at hstpest O'Clock. Performances 20 no
me Rncl
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PARK THEATRE.
RE-OPENED FOR THE SEASON
Monday, Aug. IS, 1916.
HE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that this establish
ment will be opened for tie Season the above day. with
strong and efficient company
Engagements have red into limited periods with
MRS. CHARLES KEAN,
late MISS ELLEN TREE and
MIR. CHARLES KEAN,
MISS DARCY,
SIG ROPHINO LACY,
MIR. REEVE. and
MIR. BROUGH,
MRS. MOWATT,
nlR. HACKETT,
and other foreign and native Artists of celebrity whose
Will hereafter be advertised
MRS. BLAND,
late MISS FAUCITT,
MISS GORDON,
MR.. BLAND, and
MIR BASS,
from the principal! English Theatres daily expected and
will make their first appearance the of the
Season, together with
MIR. ROBERTS,
from the Theatre Covent Garden.
NJ B. The Box Office will be opened Saturday. the 10th
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]. IL STOUVENEL,
IMPORTER OF WINES, No 80 John street, informs his
friends aud the lovers Of good Wines generally that order
supply the great demand he has made 20 have
the first quality, from the propretors direct
The well known houses following sufficient
daton oil the qualities Of the Wines without further details -
J. Freyche, }rropret9pps Oh vlsnopies'
Capt Geryais, HDorhauA'
~ BJ. y undertakes 10 sell Wine for family use by
the DOZEN gallon. jy23 tm-ec
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SECOND
GRAND EXCURSION
C. o TIL LION p AR TY,
TO WEST POINT,

On Monday, August 30, 1915.
TA Manasss Of the Thistle Sc As
K-[-Z- their friends have been induced to give
Second Grand Excursion and Coton Party take place
Monday the 18th instant. The splendid ROBERT
STEVENS the barge ATT haye been engaged pro-
coed up the Hudson to West Point From three hours
will be allowed the interesting scenery Of
this celebrated spot.
liant display of tirew orks will be exhibited.
An excellent Cotion Band has been engaged for the
Sion and the dancing department will be the direction of
Mr.. George Robertson.
Mr.. Mckeacher will enven the with the sousrng
piproch.
The boat will leave Catherine street Ferry + r. a. Lii
berty N r. g. Canal 9s Prison Dock
and foot of 10th lO The landings returning
be made on the North River only.
Tickets for gentleman and lady ST. ladies CENTS
children half pdce-to be had Of Mr. Robert Marshall 63
Broadway Messrs Stodard Durham, 36l Broadway; the
Commercial and Northern Hotels CORTLAND street. Of
the excursion
Refreshments ali lyyism
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TO CLOTHIERS.
WANfED-A situation as Cutter Salesman, in south
w city establishment, by practical tailor in all its
branches. Address ID. d., this office ala 2t*r