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comparison Of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week. exhibits decline in Erie Railroad DID,
of y per cent; Harlem Railroad /; North American
Trust2i and advance in Pennsylvania SIS ofas Road
ing Railroad y; Norwich and Worcester /; Farmers
Loan u; Canton 81 Morris Canal Il vcksburg q. Some
of the fancies have not moved the past week at all while
others have been operated in twice. On the
whole prices closed little better yesterday than on
the previous Saturday.
The Peterboro and Shirley Railroad Co. chartered
by the Legislature of Massachusetts, lS4S for the pur
pose of constructing railroad from the Fchburg Rail
road in Shirley through Groton Pepperel and Town
send to the State Line ofNew Hampshire at Mason and
by IN act of the Legislature of New Hampshire,
psny has been chartered to connect with this road and
continue to Peterboro At the last ion fthe Massa
chusetts Legislature the charter far altered to
permit the Company to the road whore con-
meets with the Ftchbug at Groton instead Of Shirley
the Company shall think itexpedentto do The
pany partially organized in Jan. last and meeting
for completion Of the organization will be held at Town
send on Monday next at 10 o'clock. At this meeting
Directors will be chosen and the act in addition the
act of incorporation be accepted 1t is expected that
large meeting will be assembled great interest
felt in this enterprise not only in Massachusetts, but in
the New Hampshire towns the route The line Of the
route in both States, comprises large manufacturing
gon having extensive water privileges and number
offactories besides which establishments
already contemplated and in progress railroad is
much required in this direction for the accommodation
offreght and passengers and doubt is enertaine by
those acquainted with the and business of the
country Of its entire success good paying road. We
trust it will be speedily commenced.
The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company CONT
nue. very large, although compared with previous weeks
this year. those of the first week in September show
falling Off We annex comparative statement of the bu
sness this road for the first week September in each
of the past three years
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The number of guns In the Refer, Petrol
and Bonito, not ascertained, say. -. II

The Spitfire and the Vixen sailed from New
York on the 10Th of August, to join the squadron.
The sloop Falmouth and schooner Flirt has
been ordered home.
A difficulty between Capt. McBlair and Mr.,
Bancroft, was mentioned in former letter. The
Captain has received satisfactory letter from
Mr.. Bancroft, in which he admits that the Cap
tan's dismissal from office, instead of being
caused by Outrageous conduct" was determined
on before the alledged courageous conduct" took
place, and was not ia any manner owing to any
COLLECTIONS to his personal official character"
OF course, the Captain will not bestow the threat
ened chastisement on Mr.. Bancroft for having
caused to be entered on the books OF the navy de.
partment that he was dismissed for Outrageous
conduct" The Objectionable language will DO
expunged.,
the departments, and through the city, giving to
Mr.. Peter G.. Washington, the Auditor OF the
Treasury for the Post Office Department, the
character of being corrupt, and skulking IN the
darkness Of neutrality" Ten pages are thus oc-
cupied. Why any man would go to all this
trouble to write and print about another, IS mex
plcabe, except it be in the vain hope to n]ure
the Auditor in the estimation of the Secretary OF
the Treasury work not easy Of accomplish
ment.
A line of wires is about to be extended from the
telegraph office to Camp Hill, distance Of about
two miles, to connect with the United States OBJ.
servatory All the observations are to be united
by telegraph in order to facilitate the coast sur
veX; -.
timony ofMrs Linn, widow of the late DR.. Linn,
in the libel case of ex Governor Thomas, have per-
formed their duty, and transmitted the evidence
to the District Circuit Court. The trial will probe-
bly come on in October. FELIX
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Died.
OF consumption on Sunday, the 18th inst, MARGARET
O'NrrLL in the a2d year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon Monday
AZ AZ o'clock from her late residence, l65 Grand street
Her ecquantances and those o. nsr Sro'ner rack
In BrBttleboro', VT 9th inst, Lieut. COL SnstNLEn
DsARBoRN, of the u 8. Army. He commenced his mil
tary o Lieutenant Of Artillery in March, 1872
ind served with distinction during the war with Great
Britain, and in that " th the Seminole Indians
AT Depnysville Mr.. DANIEL BoswoRTH, revolution
ary pensoner So.
AZ Marblehead Mrs. SARAH, widow Of Benoce Johnson
aged go.
At Manchester. eth inst, Capt SIMEON HASKELL, TO-
TEyis, aged % He was born in Baltimore co Md 9th
March, l75l and emigrated to Kentucky in 1907 A pa
trot and soldier othe revolution in the darkest hour Of
the great struggle ne Joined the Maryland regiment Of
levipg the naked and famishcd remains of
army, then encamped at Valley Forge, and was appoint
Richard Ovens OF this band who received Tie specia
thanks and commentators Of Cen Washington the sub
ject of this notice the last survivor.
At Boscowen, Aug 3d. BENJAMIN LITTLE, Esq. in his
s7h year He removed Boscawen with his father in
IVA and resided the same farm on which his father
began till his death.
In Lockport, NJ Y on the Goth ult.. Mrs CArHAairE
CHRYsLi r. at the advanced sge Of rs years.
In Brooklyn, on the 9th inst, capt VIM sELLrcx, in
the 74t,. y ear Of his age.
In Brooklyn ON the 18th inst, of consumption, ELHu
ii De CAMP. aged SO years.
In Brooklyn on 18th inst, JOHN MORTIMER, Jr, In the
77th OF his age.
AT the residence of Mrs Ann Kelly, miles from Fay
etteviile on sunday 23d August Mrs ELIZA GALE alter
AT Cambridge 9th inst. Mrs Evrror srspMAr, 81.
At Sterling, Mr. LUKE IIEywoop, CO.
Al Hampton Falls, ~ H., September sth, Mr. JONI
AZ south Newmarket, N. H., 7.h inst, Deacon THOMAS
AT. Amherst, N. II, Mr.. Aspsrw LsAvrrr,N
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Total. 1920 10 33l,lis 3i9396 10
The received for tolls on the New York State
canals during the first week in September $s lsl Is
Same period in 1885, ............... 75,740 80
Increase ........... -. .$574O 85
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the COM
mencement OF navigation the 7h September inclusive,
During the same period in ls45. l,454l62 81
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Total .$F,I18 % ~ 3I 70 SI6,5T II
Notwithstanding the heavy receipts Of this Company,
it appears impossible sustain the price Of the stock
this market This however, may not be looked upon
having any influence upon the real value Of the stock
as an investment These fluctuations do not amount to
much they regulated by the brokers the street
than by any doubt to the safety of the security
The following is statement OF the amount Of coal sent
to market by the Lehigh canal during the week ending
the 9Th inst, and since the opening of navigation
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE q r APHIC.

BALTIMORE, Sunday Night
Gen. kearney left Bent's Fort for Sante Fe on
the 3D. ult He lost 100 horses, and his troops are
on halt rations The army numbers 1900 men,
all on the march,
The Mormons and the Ant-Mormons are on
the eve of battle. A fight is inevitable.
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TO TAlLORS.

THOSE who wish 10 acquire rapid knowledge Of Cutting
all the ysrops styles Of garments worn a, he present
tine advised obtain copy OF Snemetts celebrated
work the subject viii contains all the information mat
can be desired has already met with he most gnpftce-
dened sale and used generally by the trade throushon NE
% and Is wsransd to give entire sstsscon 70 az wh"
ADOPT rs principles Price per copy from eight 70 ten dollar
according to the binding; also single OF patterns CT
'"e various styles Of garments cufio 9rde1 BY
SIC 1mSr No Broadway, New York.
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TO TAILOR )

fourg Married Man. at engaged in business oI
IN himself, but sufficient connue sdvsa
ase wishes situation salesman and influence
some s. 900 worth NJ good trade. moderate salary with
per csnsgs his su,.cm, would be The compen
sation, Address g. F this Office Would take partner
Of some capital In his present business. 81 RsMThr
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PHmApsLrHiA, September IL, 1896
The wings Of the first district nominated the Hon =
Joy Morris their candidate for Congress last evening
This district represented in the 18th Congress oy
M Norris and N utility Win MhiRA b Adyo0ltld u
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Guns.
Frigate Cumberland, flag ship Capt. Forrsst..4<
q Raritan, Captain Gregory. ...... ~
Potomac, Captain Aulick.. $1,000. IA
Sloop Falmouth, Commander Jarvis. 40
John Adams, Commander McCluney. 80
st. Mary's, Commander Saunders. 40
Steamer Mississippi, Captain Fitzhugh. 10
" Princeton. Commander Engle.. %
Spitfre, Commander Tatnall. .......3
Vixen, Commander Sands... ........ ,
Brig Porpoise, Lieutenant Hunt. -. 10
Somers, Commander Ingraham. -. 10
Perry, Lieutenant Blake. ........ 10
Schr. Flirt, Lieutenant Sinclair. ........
Refer, Lieutenant Sterrett. 4. 90. 49,. -
Petrol, Lieutenant Shaw. .......-
Il Bonito, Lieutenant Benham. .......-
Store ship Relief, Lieutenant Bullus. .....6
$50
The number of guns In the Refer, Petrol
and Bonito not ascertained, say. 80. IL
17l
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On Sunday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev. Gardner
Spring, Mr.. THOMAS ARDEN to MAReAREr EMMA MErKs,
all of this CITY,
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The Columbus, ca Commodore Biddle, will, il
is understood, Join the Pacific Squadron on her
return from the East Indies.
The frigate Constitution, Captain Percival, re-
Gently attached to this squadron, is now on her
way home.
The Savannah is the flag ship, but will not be
when Com. Shubrick arrives in the Pacific, in the
Independence.
The United States squadron in the Gulf of
Mexico, under the command Of Commodore
Conner, now consists Of the following vessels -
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 80, 1876.
Taking the Yeiil

Taking the VGL2
noticed some time since, in your paper letter from
your correspondent here, headed, Taking the VEIL
Not presuminx to question the veracity OF the writer
for doubt not he told the story as it was told to him.
vet wrong has been done innocent one who was an
known TO him. in connecting her name with one whose
memory is linked with disgrace. haveknown her long
and known her WELL and will say that this report that
has wounded her her retirement and cast gloom ON
her friends is wholly without foundation. Mr. X
known to her. and yet he unknown to her no visit
ed her fathers house occasionally but presumed far
ther than q formal acquaintance had he done 80 he
would have repued; his bearing gentlemaniy,
and the c,ics extended BY Kate and her sister
only those his conduct would command. This person
scarcely knew-to dwell upon his name character
his appearance and have the impress Of
talent and education. But the lads have known from
childhood-I knew her well | saw the bud, and saw
the full blown that flower shut out in ali its
purity and loneliness from the gaze Of the world to cons
with its God. For frmness and decision OF charac
ter. for kini and amiable disposition few were her
equals Domestic Affections may have fastened her to
leave her home and friends but she has long since ex
pressed with TO lead retired life ana let me trust she
II happy in her cloistered retreat. ! know you
would not willingly a6.ct pain on an innocent one or
wrong W hose vows are to bear wrongs with meek.
and hroty Therefore let mo ask Ut you TO insert
this eer YOU will confer favor on the writer the In
red one and her friends and humanity will thank your
E;ndness vkRirAs
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SIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI. Professor Of Singing, ,win
resume his lessons usual his Music Room, 80 Leo
nard street joining The Society Library Building.
To The Amateurs or THE AccoRpIoN he would
commend his Album published, containing delightful
collection Of the popular operate melodies and avore
pieces.
musical compositions be played that instrument
whose capabilities have ed 80 long unknown.
slgnor l.. NJ accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Guitar au30 1msm
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Rainy Weather-Injuncfion the Holiday Street Thea
re-Matrimony in the Sheriff. Office nestricals--
Markets-Stoek Board, &c.
We have cooland damp weather in abundance, and
the morning opening with adrizzlng rain there seems
every probability of long continuance Of it.
Quite a scene occurred last night at the Holiday
Theatre The first play had commenced, and was
indeed half finished, when the stage Manager Mr.
Forbes the footlghs, and announced that the
performance must cease injunction had been laid
on the house by the Chancellor of the State. appears
that some difficulty has occurred between the present
proprietor, James Wagner, Esq and Member j. Cohen.
Esq., who is the representative of the former owners Of
the establishment The tickets returned to the au
dience at the door and the money promptly 20
SO arrange matters between the parties a. 70 allow the
season. which has opened prosPerously to continue,
and the be deposited subject to the order OF the
amusing scene came of yesterday in the Sheriff.
Office young German who had just arrived from Fs-
derland in company with Of his fair country
ed on the complaint of the latter account Of his
fusal fulfil his promise Of marriage He had also ap
proprised consider cradle Of money belonging to her
TO his Finding himself thus in the hands Of
spot by marriage DIR. Duncan accordingly sent for.
and in few minutes the knot was tied Robert Rankin
Esq getting groomsman, and Deputy Sheriff briggs
Front street Theatre had excellent house last night
Mrs H. Lewis ia the attraction, and has been received
with considerable form.
THx MARxEra-Flour and grain continue firm at the
advance heretofore noted.
Sales Of stocks at Baltimore
sErr l2-srocK BoARD-NIary land 6s, closed yester,
day 76A asked and 76 bid but sales Baltimore 6s
of 1890, closed at 9se aed, 95s bid but sales Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad shares, ASH asked AK bid
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DOUBLE-HEADED Chill

ONE ofthe wonderful freaks Of nature, now e,hibng at
~ Coliseum Hal. 70: toe Broadway, HsW York One Of
CHILD born alive ON the Island Of Nantucket June a.
1916, aud pronounced by the most eminent
geons and physigogsts Of New York and Boston, and all
others OF the learned professions who have IT, to be
perfectly unique.
This ltle boy has beautifully formed body, with two
perfect heads and nechs with hearts, fur lungs and one
stomach.
Ladies and gentlemen who feel denrous Of Witnessing the
wonderful aud curious species invited 20
while thus exhibition continues there being nothing th'
Admi,s,on isk csn,s W $40 Iwsrc
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BOSTON STEAMERS,

ra1n <a~h BOSTON STEAMERS,
a IN I'm FOR H.9LIF.qX AND LIVERPOOL.
G44zs THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
uno1nzrnnnnmA CAN Royal Mail Steam Packet Ship BRl-
TANN1A will leave Boston for the above Ports Wednes-
day. 10th Sept :. 1876. . -
Passage Liverpool $40; passage to Halifax $50. For
freight or passage, apply to u. BRIGHAM, Jr. Agent,
AZ HARNDEN Co., Wall street.
No berth secured until paid for. sig 3mc
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WINTERTON'S
y PVvNn AND ROOK.KEEPlNG ACADEMY

WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
No. 28t BROADWAY,
ID "OPENS for the fall aud winter MONDAY,
II the l4th inst. - - .
eul and easily acquired style OF rapid Writ
ing and making pictures Of birds eagles and fishes
The course Of distraction in BOOKKEEPING, will be
thorough and thing give to the
pupil complete practical with the science
Open day and ey e ning-Private lessons if de sired.
Persons will be qualified as Teachers of Nv WIS
tenn of Writing, upon moderate terms. slt 2tsmc
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF Art AMD cL ;ATTNu SASiNhT

COLMAN'S -
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY or OIL rAINTINOS, u...-.
WHICH includes his immense stocks Of boeks' rnnnns,
Ensrsyngs Fancy siat,opsry und apsa The second
door up one flight Of easy STAIRS hav'ng leased the hrs
docy yhers ererv thing will sold low prices and
many below the regular prices being dssro"' Of CLOS
ing soon as posIo ns pocs ", ~ho will Inv
n auantues. ~ 49,.
AZ ~, .eropd aoor 40 rod~vs TIRE
BEI,LEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
TINE subscrihers receiving from the factory Belle.
vile n j. their regular supplies ol this superior Lead
dy and oil put up casks and legs which they warrant
equal in quality TO- any imported brand For sale in lots of
FRyATT, CANIPBELLS Co,
lA3 Front street.
Also. Red Lead Lithnse. and Orange Mineral.
ALI Inn me
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FEMALE SEMINARY,

FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. II EAST BROADWAY, corner of Market street.
ARABELLA SARAH Il. CLARKE. Principals.
HIS institution commenced its fall the 7th inst
The drawing classes under the of
Elzbeth Gram who ha, been long and ayorably known
the New York public The department OF and
dem Languages and bellies ltres under the drec-
ton Of jacob Bergen A. NJ. There charges
stationary the of books in the English classes
French Latin and Drawing provided TO convey
pupils residing in distant part OF the city, free OF charge
2uu 2fave nc
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YACHT FOR SALE.

YACHT FOR SALE.
SkR THE YACHT GIMCRACK. = She is so feet
NM long. and " feet wdecopper fastened and copper
,ed bends. The materials used in her
of the best quality end boItrd and rveted
together render for least unne.
cessiy Sue is Tin opmon) the fastest vessel her
America Her keel the only ballast she carries
of ron and weighs ons-the fitted IN the
keel and does through weaken the floor mbers
She good heavy weather boat the weight Of her keel
found in light sails and the gear them with
protect them from the weather when anchor. dozen
may dine comfortably in her cabin which is sixteen
feet long, with six feet head The furniture
and perfect order With the of bathing
she provided with all the comforts be found yachts Of
the largest size.
Having further for her. will sell her for less than
half her original cost.
JOHN G. STEVENS, IA Barclay st.
" B.-She may be seen near the Ferry, Hoboken.
xIsrrc
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MsLLE DESJARDIN would respectfully inform her
WI aud the public that she has
tog. Springs where she had the honor Of Introducing the
that she prepared her lessons all the latest
fashionable dances at her residence No IA Leonard
w
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WASHINGTON, September IL, l846.
Naval Forces IN the Pacific and Gulf Of Merieo--
Number Of Guns Captain BfcBlan and Mr.
Bancrott-PstT Vasington-Electric Magnetic
Ieiegraph-Mrs Linns Testimony.
After several days of inquiry and investigation.
have been enabled to obtain the following infor-
nation, which may be relied on correct.
The United States naval forces in the Pacific,
on the west coast of Mexico, now under the oom-
mand of Commodore Sloat, including such ships
as have been recently ordered to that station,
consist Of Guns.
Race Independence, Captain Lavellette. >. 90
Frigate Savannah Captain Sloat. IA
Congress, Captain stockton. "A
Sloop Portsmouth, Commander Montgomery. 30
Z" Levant, Commander Page. 40
Warren, Commander Hull 40
Z" Cyane, Captain Mervine. .........9 40
/" Saratoga, Commander Shubrick. 30
4" Dale Commander Mexican. ...... 10
I" Preble, Commander Shields. $500. l6
Schr Shark, Lieutenant Howison. 10
Store-ship Erie Lieutenant Turner. ......s
" Lexington Lieutenant Bailey.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,

FU>HE counting of Messrs. Brown < Bell, (Ship
Buders.l broken Saturday afternoon last,
about O'clock and thousand three hui dred dollars alb
sacted thereom in l. g. and dollar bills on the Seventh
Ward Bank IN the absence OF the Clerk who had gone to get
four minutes loo king the aud taking the key with him.
The will be paid for the the
and thieves proportion the recovered Tbree
the once; in prison and
ideutgfd. &. HAMPTON,
81 Columbia, 1874 Goerck
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The course of instruction in BOOK-KEEPING will be
pupil ecmpi.,e paenes with the science
PRISONS will Be au,lidea a. Teachers Of NJ WIS sys.
TEN Of Writing. upon moderate terms sl1 2t.mc
G. B. CLARKE,
i :s:.
,S a and ,
a IsTt 10 f:.asS .ssa
cSs S &c. will Gis s @ @
s g & io sss
Vests, white MaI.eillss vs;,s, Sc.
Sitter @: B. CLARKE.
HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING,
WATCHES, sc.
THE subscriber offers to the trade an wholesale dealers
&c sv table Ss''' and F0t soss
90 complete FL: a. E.s i:
100 pieces snperor Hair Cloth all Sizes at tho reduced
.sys at
e:s ssS Vices Violin s SoES e. @
GREEN TURTLE SOUP.
sssn hi sssq ts srs he SrP1 il Rf
E:ffs ssfg s Ss the
NE Families supplied with Soup or Oysters. at ,hort
Brooklyn. Sept. IA 1876. .l4lw.mc
DIX. JONES, DENTIST,
1888 BROADWAY,
II
tural ones for biting and masticatiou.
complete double set of best Mineral Teeth
set best Teeth on fine gold plate
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
sprs Too,tb iron. 4, m p, ~
Plugging Teeth with &c gold, from TO 50
Remember Broadway, (wesi sidej two door. above
White street.
N. B-Dr. in the evening. usual s4 tier
A CHILD WANTED.
A RESPECTABLEa and healthy American Woman. whose
to B. at hi. ofes will receive
ediate attention. sl4 3tsje
WANTED,
SITUATION os childrens' and amstress, by
IA of good and obligne disposition, and
willing make herssf generally useful Apply at 30
lngon Avenue. sl4 2tsmc
statesmen WANTED.
EIVE experienced retail Dry Goods Saesmen of good ad
dress and qualifications, will hear Of
situations by addressing hox 1921 Post Office si4 ltsmc
MANAUEK IN DRY GOODS STUhr.
COMPETENT manager is wanted, TO take charge of an
extensive retail dry goods establishment in Broadway
gentleman, possessing qualifications, will be be
ally compensated. Address box 1881 Post Office.
sA lt*mc
WANTED
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Al6INiNI w hEANOG,
IA John street, a tsU doors from broadway.
IMPORTER OF French English aud German fancy articles
i ---comprsIng Zephyr Wool. and other kinds
Patterns of every description.
Canvass-Siik, Cotton, Linen, &C., all widths.
Silks-Purse and Floss of all kinds.
Frnges, Gmps, &c. large variety.
And large of Steel Beads Purse Slides and
Ends Bag Clasps Perforated Paper &c. &C. which he will
sell at the lowest possible prices. Sc tmsr
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CENTURY PLANT.
THE CENTURY PLANT exhibiting at DUNLAP &
THOMSON'S Seed Store, 635 Broadway, i again
covered with flower buds seed rods and perfectly formed
cents children half The price of admission will be
cheeuly refunded yster who perfectly salts
fed that the largest and wonderful plant Of the kind
exhibited ~ this country. sl2 iwsrh
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MUSIC

MUSIC
TAUGHT very moderate terms, by who has
perfect knowledge of the science and who undertakes
teach il thoroughly. Terms, 50 dollars month Any
wishing take instruction will please address line
10 Nnsic, at the Herald Ohce.o $40 lmissTc