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~ Sebrinr., Restorative,

~ Sebring'> Re-tOratIye.-Tuis pleasant Uleci-
cine uev-f-iang remedy Tor Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections Il for Sick and Nervous Head
aches and an excellent preventive Costvenes and Low
spirits Il correc;s morbid state OF The hillary organs
and etcacous relieving Flatuieucy, Coles, and
similar plants OF the Stomach and Bowels. II speedily
promotes he of strength and activity s OF
Debility restores health: appetite. where this greatest Of
blessings deficient, and NATURAL consequence,
tone and vlsoT the whole -y-teiii
" Prepared by C c SEBRlNG Tarryiown, y. y. 70
whom orders NAV be addressed
Sold II SewYork al wholesale and retail hY A 3. D.
Sands. Druggists. leo FUltou--t OF WiaTnsL Sold
also rs Broadway and = East Broadway, and By Drug
gsts generally rou hout thr United States Pr!ce 81 per
bottle. mo iseOdf
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by JAMES Vi. MILLER
rkfnAS IIv N

10y JAMES VI. MILLEK-
- FRIDAY July 81.
At r. O'Clock, al the Merchants Exchange.
win be sold under the direction OF David X Granniss,
Master IN Chsncery, all those TWO lots OF land, w'th mo
improvements known No 1877 Mercorst each lot being
- feet front and rear, by lVJ deep
Al Ot o'clock at the OF A. Cladn No. 2s3 Pearst
Doors SHOES BRoGASS,O cases tIcsh and seasofi-
able Boots, Shoes and Brosms comprising AN assorneos
suitable for souhe5g. W Hts and s Guy 'fade
Al 10. O'Clock, store No. Libertyst
Doors Asp Saors-lco cases boots shoe. and S,osans:
consisting OF every vauey-vuabc tor SOUTHERN "cssfn
md Northern Trade. sac positive
WEDNESDAY, August 5th.
Third Trade Sale uf Para and Manufactured lndisruo.
Shoes New York. tho store OF Aoner Breedcn' L
iooO pairs Para and Manufactured ndiarubber Shoes.
SieTs and Woinen- patent rubber ovs,shoea.
sl-etrIbb-r and cloth suap'd do
finished Para Shoes.
Womens do do
Womens fufred and lined Boots and Shoes
a. ga0on bound Grrclans
" manufactured Buskina
a. sheelrubber Sandals
Men. and women's metallic overshoea
The attention OF the Trade, generally, Is respectfully re-
gueOted Sale 1t VII be found more extensive than
formerly uad To consist OF improved Styles and hnish
Terms liberal; gnd l., made Ia known at sale;
Al 10! O'clock al The store of Chas ~ Loupp Co No. %
soLL L..rHEa-5oo sides OF Sole Leather, with other
articles In the line on Il credit of four months.
FRIDAY August.
Doors, SHOES AND BRocAssoOO cases Boots Shoes and
Brosans, fresh and -easonnblc Goods
A, the 10. O'Clock M .Ios. Of Avs an Miller Co.
No IS Coolest opposite Ferry,
5000 sides Hemlock sole Leather
1000 sides Oak sole Lra'neL
1000 sides PIPER Leather
20 '''''' - THURSDAY. Augusta
A. iO O'Clock at the store OF o. Les Knapp Paien, No. 10
SOLE LE.rnra-5,OOO sides IIemlock and Oak tanned
Sole Leather, with other articles in the line
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN packet ship Patrick Henry from Lirrpool-Mr faint
or lady and daughters Weller Geo " Barrow ;
j, pqcke,,sdip Columbus. from Lr1pooi-AFs Conioy
and daughter OF NY Mrs Brown and child OF Pough-
keepsie Alex Wray OF PhIla Henry Douglass. Ing ;
Junies Bell NY; Alex Mitchell, skinner, VIM Winter
bottom OF England and 4lOin the steerage
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.

PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
NVELVlLLt"S NEW WORk-Ejhau Auen or The
III hag- Nen-Hn Historical Noeel. by the author OF
Master OF Iaugiotd.' Fata. Legacy &c &c.
Here olluyveIh the drcfu. iute
OF BURGoYSs and his army great
Who - proudly did display
The .. dc-putIc sway;
HIS POWER and PRIDE, and many threats,
Having been brought loS by fortunate GATES.
To bend low to the United States,
Revolutionary Ballad.
This Is decidedly the best work OF Helvles yet. and
gives faithful description of the early struggles OF the
Green Mountain Boys under ;heirnoorous leader Colonel
Ethan Allen The characters strongly drawn, and The
scenes and situations romantic and exciting.
Persons leaving the city FOR Watering Pncesw do we'll
10 procure II copy of this work to while away the nlc
and others requested 10 send III their orders
Price y cents WILLIAM II. GRAHAM,
jy29 3lis Tribune Buildings
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The above table shows large decrease-l9e5i chests
and 500 half chests Souchonr and 6432 chests and
5l27 halt chests in skin and Iwankay hut in otner de-
scrption there has been increase, especially N Gun
nnHsder and lnlpcrial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

this country. seem daily, from y. NJ. TO
P Vi. a.
Conservatory, 30 brOaqwsy Ir gisahuc plant now eN
hIb4rg high. the base Of ~. fleet ciTcum
ference, and contains upward OF tlrer Thousand Flowers
has native habitat without regard
only the End OF huno red years; ogt his. Ike
many other popular opinions l. error the period
which the AgGve arrives Al m7tUrliy according 10
from ity 10 seventy, leo II
hot or otherwise favorable Climates grows rapidly. and
the OF liz existence but in colder
gion- under the the gardener where
queny mpracicabis attend 20 al the crcums that
accelerate is Development, Il requires the longest period
that has been assigned 10 u Having acquired H. nj!
growth. finally produces is gissuuc Tower after
which perishes. The flower i sometimes from
thirty forty feet high. and surrounded with null
utuds of branches arranged IN pyraTIda! form, Volt
OF freensh yellow ao~ets. which continue De pro-
Guc-d for two tdre,: months in succession The
native country OF the American Aloe l. the whole OF
America within the trorics from the plains nearly
level with the sig the mountains ele
Of between 9ee and Uoo feet, From these regions
II has been transferred almost other temperate
country: and in Italy, Sicily snd Spain, has already
bIncd with the Date and the Palmetto give Tropical
10 Europe tId.pruCeulv il beau
and llls plant apple able useful
poses. lis be made 10 fuw by missions in the
and furnishes iernrnled liquor called by the Mex
leans Ducue I! this Agreeable ardent spirit, called
vino merce distilled. The shres OF lis leaves form
Kind of thread the dried towering
pers'ahle tharh of the leaves is mad.
balls WI ch Will la-r soap The fresh leaves
themselves into slices occasionally given cattle
and, finally, the centre CT the towering split lou.
udina!ly, Is BY means bad substitute for modern
zor srop. ow 10 minute particles OF silica forming
OF II. CONSTR AdnitaEce p tickets -
cents child rep half price.
In addito the Century Plant Dunlap Thomson hope
10 nave nj ghlbooming Cereus in aower this Saturday,
evening X ndly presented b. friend. Jy256s
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To Merchant and Citizens IN general.
AT MARSHAILiS OLD STAND.

No 30 JllLhaIl-si NcW-YOra.
MILL De found Shirts Bosoms and Collars OF every
w description, Wholesale and retail We have every
confidence from past patronage that making fitting and
OF goods combined with system
ing that those who have purchased OF here
otOrv "il 4.l call and goods before
purchasing elsewhere and that they VIII be fully satisfied
= every PARTICULAR
No SECOND PAIGE on Any CONSIDERATION.
Call and examine
The Original Troy Shr; Depot,
NJ Chafharl--f Y Y Dug
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce, Stock, &c. by the
Ncw-YOrk and Erie Railroad Company


IS pkg. butter lot cattle fowls &c II Ram
apo Screw Co; - pAE butter - cattle Capt Parson -
pkcs butter let hogs rrim6!e bids Sims W Arnold
IS frk butter Adams CO, lot cattle kaynor 80 pigs
butter lot hogs Blakr cases dry goods Langley
Co; Is pigs butter Capt HoyL
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Post Once, NEw.YoRg, July %, 1916.

II steamer Cambria from Boston.-Thr Mail for
the ahov, Steamer wi! be closed AZ this Office Friday,
the Slst hi {! +. VI. Postage all Letters he
prepare Boston Letters OF half under. 5
cents and each additional hall ounce crut-
VS. 8, ROBERT II. MORRIS, r NJ
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liORArlO HILL, Adcloneer.
ID Y COOLEY. kEESE II HILl.-Store Isl Broad

Dwsy,-New-l ORR Long Room,-ttnrough The passaSe)
Liberal cash advances al goods consigned for sala
WEDNESDAY, August sth.
Al 10 O'Clock, al tie Auction Room.
Doors SHogs ANp BKocANs-( Monthly sale looO cases
Boots Shoes and brvgans, comprising variety OF sesaou
able goods suitable or southern, es'ern ana S'y sae-
On TUESDAY, August lltb
SEwIoRx TRACE SkLE.The hrs Catalogue OF THIS ini'
poran sale Of Books stationery, Paper stereotype f!aes
Builders Materials, &c comprising Isl pages octave, and
including from one hundfed and nIty contr
buiors ready 10 be Issued 10 the Trada second
Catalogue embracing received TOO late for tho hrst
course OF preparation and VIII bc published ON tho
morning ot sale.
with all practicable dispatch ryIhng intended ior
i anIc .lnnL IN prsviOus 10 rs commencement
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" First ofAugu.t Celchrntion in New.York.

Tile anniversary OF the glorious OF Emancipation,
which brought freedom 100000 The British Col
onles, in 1851 VII. be- celebrated be the Aboiiou,s OF
New YorS, by public meeting the kng-st Wesleyan
Chapel Hudson, Sunday evening. august I'd Ad-
dresses Wi! be- delivered by WILLIAM T. ALLAN Of lii
nois SYDNEY HowAsD Gay, an5 OLIVER JOHNSON Of New
York LIE, there be q large m.uiing. iy30 81
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HUSBANDS NIAGNESIA had awarded TO H. at
the late exhibition OF TIE American Institute, New
YORK, diploma, and also premium oy he franklin ns
ute, Pal!aG.l pAia-
The eXcelrncy Of this Msgnesia consists in is being
trey deprived OF caroonc acid IS free from unpleasant
.aste smell, other ci.agreesoie property and without
roIghn-ss gr.ness the touch pa!a- Is three
four times Tie strength OF common CaciEed NagEesla-
Many OF the fst physicians PHILADELPHIA and other
places where h!- Magnesia been Introduced Il In
-eIr practice and recommend quite eGua gea-
u. Henry Nign-sla- Tne price Is one-itrd les.
For safe wholesale BIZ HAEILASD, REESE / CO. go
Neicenian- and re,s 81 Rushton Co 10 Broadway, 10
Asor House, and Broadway, OF i;hsI; j. ). As
pluwEll, 2s Wi.a-s. J. l!hau, la3 Broadway; J. A.
NeakIa, 81 Broadway; Geo D. Coggeshal, corner Of
Pear. and Rose. Iy2i Imizeod
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bt,e ferrous bedsHeS ana ireerG! Ltoi'ity Dys-
peysia Jadice, Indigestion and ;7ant of Arpetfe, Is the
best remedy the word and heir extensive with
recommendations from the most eminent OF The medical
fraternity. the afflicted % heir merit Sold
wholesale and retail by WyArl ketchain. No II Fulton
- y Y; Z r. T. Williams, Main-,l Newark y j. Pnce
81 d bOit!r SIX bottles for VS. 5tls.
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~ Letter Bags BY the steamer Cambria At Boston,
for Liverpool VII, close the Otiug Telegraph News
Hooms Beaver and Hanover IL al 4; p VI. this
day Letters ne prepaid al the above place 10 all parts
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EuCENE SUES LATEsT NOVEL;,

IL ADVANCE OF al competitors.-WM. TAYLOR i co.
i No. Aslor House, viii recsiy. this day,
The Western Continent Of Saturday, 1t August contain
ing three chapters Eugene Sues latest and greatest
Novel entitled Martin the Founding the Memoirs OF r
Valet de Chambrc. translated ny Thos. Williams, Esq
clusiyely for the Western Continent
need not say those who have read Mr.. Willan,s
TRANSACTIONS from the French winch have given him The well
deserved reputation OF being one the best in
the country tia, through him enabled 10 give faith
fl transcript of the authors splrt. style and meaning
Single copies IS. cents. Subscription - per anuuui.
iv3[ WIN. TAYLOR X co. No. Astor House.
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FOUNDRY PIG IRON-5o tons PheniI No. /, very
L superior, for sale by
ry3Q 5awisu JAS. ". OLSEY, q West-st
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Posi- OFFICE NEw-YoRK, July 30, 1886
~ Steamer Grent Briiain from Ncw-York.-
Letters Will De received a. this Office Tor the above
until. P. " Saturday the LOT August, inst The freight
all Letters per the above Steamer hy arrangement
with her consignees will be - Letters Ching
halt iess and % each additional half
ROBERT II. MORRIS, ?. ". iv3O -
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=. COTTON. Aucroreer.
nN L col .TNN. AGcl.Nn aud Lonil.l.ss!

~ CHAMBERLAIN, Aueuoneer.-Siore No Il
-. Spric,.l-L ibSrtl advances made cu Goods con-
ynci for private sale be sold auction Oua-coor
sac. carefully attended 10, ard respectfully solicited
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Markets. Caret.iiy reporfed for Tie Tri5,o,s
-,

ASIITS-The msrke, shows no change The sales
are moderate al IS - for Pos and 81 Tor Pearls.
COTTON.-The sales to-day have been small again,
without change in price. Frcights 10 Liverpool
xcrx dull Cn,tnu has hnrn tAken TODAY al ND
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THE COFFEE CASE

THE COFFEE CASE.-After tEytag machines 70
torture to rcA boil. 20 evaPorase 10 eoncrnee 20
sS .. -- sc--w % coffee for The purpose OF ma
49, No. - which va. never Otherwise have
conegd- 10 settle ne a-e ~ Offering sn =xeeli=a; Big
s- by which cup Of -o1e c1 e had a. Gear d Arst
yyss tom ashiiur Gez- Tay Or.
va SMITH. ToRREY ( co Is Ma!det-.ane.
NATIVE AMERICAN TEA TRAYS few =c;s
Na.mercsn EaEr" Tea Trays. Us; received per ship
OCEAN The SatI.es' and oihr' Americans are invited
70 .vgn;ra thee. well sixty other for
81 Nv SMITH, TORRET & co.
jysl House Furnishing Emporium Is Ma.dru-.ane-
NOTICE.-Consigrees Of goods Per snip Chareaagne
from LIVERPOOL are hereby notified thai .ai ship Is
ai.shsrs.ns, under gesers, order; al Pier No. ::
;ysi W. t. J. 7. TAPSCQTT.
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rEr To the Ladie-.-TAe ociv place where can be
obta--d th- choicest Per:1n-f, Fancy and M-dcgied
Soaps Wyeh's Cream = Lilies, Mlk Of Roses, kc
-orE,- Prices Il, TIE Brooklyn Medicine and Perfume
n Depot lCl- Fu!tcr-eL Brooklyn Dr. TC~rse-1s Sar-
sapariia a.! other popular medicines Always hand
,..1S
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~ DIR. BanninG's Body Brace i Al efhci-n; relief
70 Weakness of the VOICE and Luny-as bleeding Cough
ns and Shora-. OF Breath Psipatiou OF ne Heart Cur
va-ure: Weakness and Pam II The Back Dyspepsia >
great Weakness The SIDES and Stomach, with Col.tps-
donAnd Piles and particularly Female Debility, and Dis
position 10 droop. Once i25 Broadway. iy2s Eaiseot
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~NrnIonal Tent. No. 81. O. of Rechabitc..

y Mr. itInnal Tent, No. 81 i. o. of Rcchabitcs.
The rei heer OF this Tent particularly requested 10 AZ
tend me regular quarterly meeting This FRIDAY Evening
Jsi in 81 at O'Clock, their Tent Room No. 1877
Bow y second story, business OF importance 10 every
men der of the Tent
- B.The election for officers for the ensuing
a. .hrer Will take place this evening. By order.
SYLEANUS HALLOCK, Jr. c. r
n,St s. u : IL
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-nr~NFOR THE FISHING BANKs
.Gs@ CONEY ISLAND AND FORT

ssstr.Ss.sstS HAMILTON FERKY-The s,eambonts
-IOLAS, Capt. Richard Yates and PRO-
PRIETOR. Capt II. Mllsn will rIn every week day on
the above Ferry. until farther notice follows Leaving
EAST RlVER-F0ot Of Pitest. 3. A 81. /! P. VI. 5 do
HhuehnH 81 O'Clock a. 81 10 do do. r NJ s. do. COMFY
L;a,d. u O'Clock A. VI. ny do. do 8! 7. II. do.
NORTH RiHER-Foot NJ iiannOndst. II A. VI P. VI
CIHah. II! a. NJ. 81 P. NJ HarrSon-,t II do do y r
~ Pier No. g. u NJ +. VI. C0ney Island, /. p ".
NJ Landing at Fort Hamilton each way Fare "a
THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor
Y B-Sages will be in readiness the arrival Of the
bOnts Fort Hamilton Jake passengers to N-wUtrcchi
and Bath also Concy Island ths passengers To the
upper houses. jy2s Sits
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WIN. w. Shirley. Anc,ioneer.

WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Anc,ioneer.
FURNITURE SALE.-By H. L. WILLARD, This
Day, tfrday) July 81, 10 O'Clock, room II
Wallst. variety Of good, useful Kitchen BEDROOM and
Paror Furniture len from house sale the Zt TO be cold
without Also, Piano Fors-s one Rosewood,
S225 aud Mahogany, with sofas Chairs, buteanx,
Tables Refr gersors Card Tables Aants Clocks Gran
dole and various other articles, sold TO pay adyanccs l
TCTION NOTICE.-Colored EngruvInss, Prints,
"A &c.-WlLLET & WESTERVELT will sell This Day,
July 10 O'Clock tie store IS spruce, by order OF IL
r WannaGer Esq Public Administrator he effects OF tho
Of Henry Ha9e, deceased, consisting OF largo
valuable vi Coored Engrav!ngs Prins, Drawing
Books Panoramic Views Books &c. worthy The attention
the trade Also, ClothuY Furniture, Gold and silver
Watches Jcw-lry Accordion, Trunks, &c Tho Effects OF
different d-cra s-d persons
Also Sofa, Chairs, Tables, couarer Clock, 5000 Cigars
Beds Bedding &c
A UCTION SOTICE.-POslTlVE SALE OF PLANO
n FORTESIhls Day Al 100 o'clock Ia the large rooms
~ B.ekman 50 Ann viii be positively sold aa supe
nor Piano Fores been offered 10 tie public Tor
time com pnsnY D. and ocayes Rosewood, Mahogany
black w highly polished and finished frames with
all modern nproYenrns Also, quantity Of valuable
Music Music Stools Music Stands, &c Large saIe Of
second hand Furniture Saturday The sales room.
THOs. BELL, Auctioneer.
jy3l IT. VI. I5AACSON, Commission Merchant
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~ The proprietor. OF Ii.

r. The PROPRIETOR OF iA-rty-ave dl1erer: Eesrspa
per. II Perasylya alone hive gven pubic -otic- thai Y
3 Paine. ;- oas sa:a0rl:ed sssa n he G.r' Q: Se7s
pa p,rs see Tribune OF 7-h INST Al ne papers II Drla
ware. and many Others otae- STAKES, hive sIsea :
rofics Jy2o ST
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amusements.
NIBLo'S GARDEN
FRIDAY July Sl-IMMESSE ATTRACTIONS.
RiSEL FAMILY.
GABRIEL RAVEL-

FRIDAY, July st-IMME&SE ATTRACTIONS.
~ - GaBRIEL RAvE1-
The extraordinary Comic PanIom!Iae OF The
CONJtRORS GIFT,
Having been III >hoa; Of appreciation and roars
FOURTEEN sew SCENES
a. & s S sSG pTfss ' &C. oseeA
with popular OvertGrv ,her which WI! De present
ed i series OF ClSs.ic GROUPINGS called
GLIMPSES OF TIE VATICAN AT ROAs-
To .or; with the popular gorgeous Pantoclie entitled
THE CoNJuRoR'S GIFT: 0S, rHs MAGIC PILLS
Tickets 81 cents
C1STIE CARDEN-WNh is extensive Proaen-
,n-c-rs 20 the lovers OF nature IN Viewing me haroo'
surrounding scenery az ne saiTe ,e 's me &c
rag. Juiy SON ard Ss;. and August st-u Tie Eve
ring the :6lcwlas selecion OF music VII &c Performed
y.l.anr,uh,s pebens Pulse, Pckn:cS Galcp, Almsess
Folks. la MeGIle de Pornc. bron;e Horse DEahd IN
G,phan, March. Loriey Rhe;n hsnse ne
Don Jusr grand Overture ADMISSION during &c Say
ana Evening only u. cents !sSg =
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM sSo AERiAL GANpE u
"A Every Day and Evening Tnis " cen cc'ii'eSs ~,
dav Julv -;h si-SoeEGid performances every aitef-
n3n 81 o,clccs-r,.r-rious Airactous.Two DwaEts.
The smallest The word;,v0 Mammoth Boys the largest
ving-cwo other Curc>ires the most >GtpI'sias oose
in crraror-ihe orsn- Ouing amt the boa Constructor
Al an rxtrs charge OF Is cents pi>solins Views, Chroul
s,.on- &C Mad. Rockwell, the famous Foruae- Teller
Admission. - ceCi>-thlcreu under ~. ~ ccrts w.
MODEL OF NETWORK
IN CARVED WOOD.-TbS immense work Of At by Z
Porter Belden exhibition stthe Minerva kcor'
i sy This Model represents every hnc'ng shed
TIE. ard Other object The City II has been N progress
,r more tha wear and upward Of one hundret persons
have been employed il constrcoa including some OF
the FIRST Artists. American and EuropeSl
Above the Model Is \ GOTHIC CANOPY, ot the most
highly decorated carved work containing IN different COM
psrtens. Oil Paintings OF Of the principal business
establishments III the City.
Hours OF exhibition from A. NJ 10 10 I. VI Tickets -
cents Season tickets ~ cent? IVA ihs
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liz NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE AM

ssEe!l.iEzs..e BOSTOS-Far. to Newport and Prog
81. The steamboat MUTUAL SAFE
TY Capt NChilds VII! leave foot OF MarketsL East Ryt
Thursday, July 0;h, AZ ! o'clock, 7. H
Passengers for Boston arrive In Providence IN limo t9f
the 3 O'clock train.
Regular day. from Sew-York Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS Freight taken al reduced rates.
Apply the Captain board at the office on the pier
Th, 5utua Safety IS hteG up with large and commod-
Gus statcrooms and newly furnished throughout Hes
wel-kno"n character seaooat her cnpe eccoEnrnod
lions and low fares hoped VIII secure her snare u
public patronage jy30 lwis
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WILL BE PUBLISHED

ON SATURDAY MORNING, 3lst July. Longs Edition
" Life and Public Services of Gen. L. Taylor Price q
Cents II. LONG 4 BROTHER,
iv3D p BoOksrllcrs' A gents, % Ann-sr.
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SAL

S,UFRIPF,S SAIE.-By virtue Of a writ Of h.ri a.
- Gas directed and delivered, W" 70 soc
Monday the 18Th day u sePrmbs I'D Al y &C.,
noon IN the v-s;ibul- Q; the City Han OF The Cy OF Se
York i. ,be right te and interest Samuel Wac, which
he had on the 81 day Of January 4e o. ~ any fic eer
ard Of and all that CERTAIN !o Oh ground, IN He
building, and improvements thereon situate IN the flfsi
Ward OF the Civ OF SeSYofs, and c!stnguisnrd on
MAJ OF the lands Of tn- Trinity Church a. lot number SIX
botn. --,tef.y LuInb-rar--t westerly IL Inc
rear m lots numbered J and H. nOfta-r!y Dy lot oumCef
~ s.n ard -ouhery uy number ~ ty-, late Of
eI Ward nov d-c-as-d-cpn,aaiag IN breadth % front
: Zee. four inches, . feet, Ia length, the
feet inches and known No "a Trinity Place, be tie
or lees
Also all the estate, right tite and interest Of Samuel
Ward and al .rsi certain other lot, piece par
Gle Of cd s,rrete lying and being 10 the Fist Ward OK
the City Of New YORK, beng part Of the lands Of The sad
peie. o a!si part Trinity Church, ard distinguished
on map char OF part Of their Lands Hes IN
the rear TRINITY Church The SAID city By the number
hef!y BY lot raoer souery BY lot number four and
westerly IN Inc o- paris Of ots number. t~tyonr
and twenty-five containing Il length Tie ao,therly side
n.-ts,I .ce., Inc souaerly side ninetvour
feet lou. inches. and - breadth trout twenty-five feet
four inches, and N the rear seyenry-aine feet
S-x-fork, July, 81, 1915. WM. JONES, Sheriff
J. Il PIsxsEY, Deputy shers. jy5I law6w
nR. POWELL, Oculist and Aurisl attends 70 dis
~ s4se- Of The and from O'CLOCK his resi-
ccEce .! Brosdw BY. corner OF Warrer-s OpEhaaia,
stoppege Of the passage cataract and opaci!es
ally rtrnc-ec- ALlaufoss treated with great SUCCESS
sc1atng cured IN few minutes Deafness anc all dis
charges lr0a The permanently cured Artificial eyes In
: iyI7 l3ti.-od&aW-
FOUNDRY PIG IRON-5o toes Phenix No. /, very
ny30 sawisG JAS N oLNEY, q wes..st-
CARTSHERRIE PIG IRON.-loo tons su'euy
NO !, imported from Glasgow direct for sale ~
Ey3 esYisa JA& n oIiNEY, q "edtsi
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ply OF board
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