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consider the vote by which the bill was passed.
POINT ACADEMY
On motion OF Mr.. HARRISON, the House again resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole the State Of the
Union,
And took up the bill making appropriations for the
support OF the Military Academy at West Point
The question pending was on the amendment OF Mr.
Rathbun that no cadet shall hereafter be appointed and
that as soon as tho cadets a West Point shall have
graduated, the institution shall be abolished.
Mr.. SAWYER who was entitled to tho floor, charged
the senate with not having done IFS duty with regard
the measures recommended by the President lie re.
GREETED that there were here, and tho other end
ofthe capitol, who never find our cousry be right
Read the speeches made yesterday, and this would be
found TO be the fact Read the speeches made on tho
Oregon question and would be found members took
sides against their country and favor of the enc.
my. The bill which passed the House yeste ray had
been sent 10 the Senate but by the time il is returned to
us IL may be altered and whitfield down that may
not recognise It, He had heard that ninetenhs OF the
cadets who graduate at West Point spend one hour
there after they get their education They turn their
attention to profession The children Of the rich and
members Of Congress and their friends home have
the preference.
Mr. Burr said he had no earthly interest in the West
Point Academy, beyond his public duty. He held his
hand tabular statement showing that, in June si5
there at that institution AL cadets of which
Der S2 in INDECENT reduced or moderate circum.
from the statement that high unconary Of the gene.
lai or state governments has a there. Whatever
might be the effects OF the Academy he presumed the
gentleman from Ohio desired to be correctly informed
vi sAwssR replied that he had spoken from expe-
renee ana that he knew that members of Congrt had
sons at the Academy.
Mr. Burr inquired whether tho sons ~ r.xhar. nae.
nor appointed before they came to Congress
, MT SAWYER saw them busy yesterday voting against
nc any ~ ana ne yenured to say that the
kind Oh influence would oper ate in all time to come
Mr. BR,skERaoFr would ask 10 saw one word hx the
leave of his colleague His colleague seemed To attr;
butte interested motives As TO himself he had been in
strumental in making but one appointment ana -,
that Of young mechanic, printers apprentice who
was worth-nothing
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DIEn

a, Brooklyn July 9TH, Mr.. WILLIAM A. WASH
BURN. aged % yeafs
His friends and acqusin,ances and members of Nassau
Lodge No 80, of the l. o. Of o. F.. invited attend
tie funeral service this afternoon. at O'clock at 81
Warren.st. Brooklyn.
On ,ha Oh inst GEoRGIANa EVANS, only child of
Willis and Julia pat,en. aged SIX weeks.
On Tuesday. 7th inst. ANNA. wife Of Rev. Jno. N.
Reid and daughter Of Thomas and Mary Mason 10 the
2lst year of her
The friends Of the family invited attend her fu-
neral, "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, from the
residence OF her brother, No ~ Seconds without far
Their invitation.
On the % met. Rev. JAMES SNODGRAss, Pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church In West Hanover Dsuphin Co
npsyivans. and father Of Rev William D. Snodgrass
D D of this city in ,he SD year of his age.
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40 Owners Of Lapd-To Farmers 40 Farm
crs' Sons-To Gentlemen.

40 Owners OF Lapd-To Farmers 40 Farm
ers' Sonx-To Gentlemen.
THR FAHsIRRs LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL or
AeRIcULrURR--Firtf Number Of the Second Year-The
July Number OF ths beautiful snd useful Agricultural
Work 10 now ready. This 10 the first Number OF thu
second year, and commences Ssephens's great work
THE BOOK OF THE FARM.
The Contents OF this Number follows;
EnSracinss and illustrations.
View Of Stealing or Farm Bu'ldns-on steel. Anoih-
81 view Of the samc--on steel. silk Worm, Cocoons
Cbrysalis, Moths and Piuua-on steel Drsusb, Horse
Farmes' LIBRARY.
STEPHENS Book OF TIE FARM: l. or the Difficult
ties which the young farmer has encounter at the out
SET Of learning Practical Husbandry. 3 OF the means
u overcoming those dicu tiles. 3 or the kind OF in
formation to be found In existent Works on Agriculture
4 OF the Construction OF the Book Of the Farm or
the existing methods of learning Practical Huibandty
L. OF the ostabishpncnt Of Scientific Institutions of Prac
uca Agriculture.
Mosthly Journal Of agriculture.
Then Y State Cattle Show aud Fair for lsI6, with a
list OF the Premuna 10 be awarded Chs,e's Card Spin
ner. Various uses 10 which Corn and Corn Meal ARE
sppied Industrial Resources OF the South and South
West. Character Habits and Management OF Southern
Planters. Notes on the Long Leaf Pine. The Tar and
Trpentise Business OF North Carolina. Common Salt
no, adapted as a Manure to Cane Fields. Letter from
Gen. Ganes-3rowth OF tho West-EtIect OF Steam
Power Maple Sugar New Element. Pastoral Lie
and Manufactures Of the Ancents Description OF the
sik woru-lts Natural History and haeits Cost and
PROFIT OF cultvatng Corn and Cotton. To raise or buy
his Bacon-Whch 10 bes; for the Farmer Size and
kind OF Hog best suited 10 It. Indian Corn. Expert
msnts In Manufacturing Corn Meal Manufacturing Corn
Meal for Exploration. The Coal Mine. OF ems vsnis
The Reading Railroad and Rear-Moun,sin Coat Fields
of Miscellaneous Denominations. Prices Current,
EF- Price S. per snnun,, payable In advance Single
Numbers so cents GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Rulidinga, New.York
70 The Farmers Library aud Monthly Journal o. ASrl-
culture from June ls4S July lsas for sale
two large octave voanes. neatly bound and lstereG
Price for tho ST so. Common School Superintendent
and Trustees are requested TO exsmne the work.
The Farmers Library, volume /, contains Pczaolass
Lectures TO Farmers Agricultural Chemistry complete
and the celebrated work Of Baron Won Thsar on the Prn
spies OF Agriculture also complete These two works
are bound up together In one volume
The Monthly Journal o. Agriculture VOL / 1, hcnnd 70
match the Farmers Library and contains various u,sr,l
articles on tho branches Of Practical and rheorc,
cal FsrmirS eneeished with numerous engraving, The
price for the volumes complete IS SIS SO. ANY per.
con procuring TO
msg US therefore $ls so will he entitled TO the fourth
sopy gratis GREELEY & MeELRAra
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PAY "a you Go,

10 nA Ednor OF Inc IrtbEne
received a few days since letter from young
friend In Ohio, from which the sutjoined Is an e1-
tract The good sense, the practical wisdom. and the
fne turn Of expression made deep impression up
OF me, and II may be useful TO young men just start
ing in life 10 read the practical philosophy Of one
not % years old, who is rapidly buildings nane
and character for time by The exact observance Of
one single principle
We have been expecting sou GU. here Eli ,ne spring
You sod - nust come and see how very happy We
We hs7eno trouble 10 sbou, the house-ln the
house, because ~e mutually ogr.e upon the R,:le well
al tee great thngs-ou Of the houls because live
practically upon the aud oy pr,-eiDe which secures
peace, honesty and Independence, pa5 you 60
There is nothing Ike this 10 the whole roll Of inventions
70 secure ease In living tskes bu: opehalf the money
onehsi the time. half the patience ns the fore
iight-not cent ofn.eres. pays 100 per cent 10 hand
and needs no pndeTserti!H9
This is the principle for young man 10 follow. IL
needs LIZZIE moral courage 10 90 Il sr!ety-out
you GO" har made all our honest rnen-oaf MACS
nearly ell our gy,at fortgnes-has made srna
mionsires and II has not made Chrisnsns u mas o.
visited heap, of rfns Now have based rny outooof op
ers,ons on this principle ard ind It's influence per
vsdng the household sinu:is': happine" smiles n
every corner, and when The week y Pe7' asu iu'J
paid for own "a, Sd5oat:
paw ,s ven 20 Is much neglected az practical PIN.
ciDle .he enterprises Of life seem y oTeroesr -snd
ambition 700 pulsve and proud scorns the simp
mic M rec.i.ude put whoever and submits 20
s formal exactiops need envy the MANS Ere
.. of my plant, and although do not expect TO con.
vince The world feel in his principle substantial in
yestnent OF happiness that pays il goes and re-
turns n; the end the capital undtn,nissed."
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MARRIED.

In St Georges Church the 7th inst. by Rev. Bepj
Evans Rector OF the Church OF the Holy Evangests,
Rev CHARLES REYNOLDS. to MARY ELIZABETH.
e.dcst ghter OF James Brsne Esq., sill of this city.
On the morning OF the I'd By Rev. Foster Thaye-.
Mr. J. EVANS PRIEST Of Philadelphia, 10 Miss SARAH
A. DORIAN. Of this city
On Wednesday evening July lst by Rev. DR.. Krebs.
A y MILLER Of Fort Wayne Indiana, 20 MARY E.,
dsughter Of john Conger, ESQ of ,his city,
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wa. Il. JONES. Auerions.r

WIZ. II. JONES, Aucuoneer.
BOOTS, aHUES AND BROGANS, on Wednes j..
Dday July sth al te O'Clock, al tho storo OF }. D. Ia
gerso Il Go. No. ~ Prarlai 500 cases, comprising
large and desirable assortment OF Boots Shoes and Bro
yans sutsbs FOR tho Southern Western and City dealers
received Catalogues Rnd goods ready the morning
OF tho sale.
Also, ~ csses Mems fine Kip Pegged BrogsL
Also, 81 csses Women's Sea- regSed Lace Boots
Also, 80 csIes Mems snd Boys Russet Brogans,
Aro loo ca.as Wom-n's PsRRed Ties and Bnsklns. ley
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FROM ISDEPESDESCE.-The 81. Louis Revelle
learns TIA, Mr. Bent Of Hentsfort who supposed
be captured by the Mexc.ns mas arrived Indepen-
dence and states thai the advance guard of H Troopers
the party under Colonel Moore dispatched by Colonel
carrying and ammunition the Mexicans. had
overtaken him. He however refused TO surrender
without fight consequently the Troopers continued on
hurry on. Mr.. Ben, thinks they vii! be overtaken.
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Correrpondence OF The Trlbupe.

COLUMBIA. 5. C. July 9 lsi6.
CoTToS-we have had extraordinary cool
Spring with unusual quantity of rain IN the early part
Of June The Cotton cropis backward and II s morally
certain that very large crop cannot be made.
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Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.

TALBOT COUNTY. Md. 2sth June, 1916
WHRAr-We are In harvest; hope 10 finish to NOR
row. NV wheat 10 wretchedly badly. scso, rust apd
.nut-sli all have asssled ii abandoned my former
plan of lining and bringing as, Autumn SIS preventive
of smut and adopted the gauber salt which was so high
" recommended apd 4, was carried strictly the
let,er-bu, have beeo greatly disappointed.
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CHEAP DRI GOODS.-Gres, reduction in prices,
on sud sf.r "Wednesday July l.-Melsrs. Barker
Towls No Il Cs:hehae-st S-wYors, having on hand 6
very large sock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, take
method of!gJming the public in genera that accord
ing their usual plan. hey hsve reduced The prices on
their goods from 20 - so per cent Our stock Of D'es'
Goods Shswis and r fact every syle goods desirable
for the here be purchased al the above reduction
from former prices.
Its moi cur intention here enumerae The various sty
and prices SIS is uual-bu guaranty TO such as may
f4vcr with CALI tina; stock Of goods cannot be
passed us variety fash Enable styles and vs from
The readers Of this advertisement will satisfy such rs 10
thstr chsepneis and the correctness Of ih!s rotce
An early cal is solicited One Price s.ked sld 10 deyis
ton BARKER / TOWLE, II Cshsrne-st- 81 Su,'
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from tie presen. tina the entire road 70 Atalsnta vii Be IN
complete operation. The track has bean almost entirely
repaired and large proportion off supplied with oe" anc
heavy iron. AL the Hzu-es new and elegant eorae
the passenger which hare been Forwarded through
this place superor N both appearance and comfort
and venture the opinion :ha; the Rosd VIII not Dc SUI
passed by any South IL its management, zee
The more pleasure in referring The enterprise,
and 1esoatch n manifested BY COMPANY II putting
this ,oat TITO operation. because Is opening commences
new era IL tts hfs.ory Of oa- Stz:e.
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S00ke.
NOW is rHE TIME FOR READING,

NOW IS THE TIME FOR READING,
ND II you do At small expense cali 81 GRA-
AHAMS Cheap Literary Depot. Tribune Buildings Ns'-
where be- hsd Ri the Literature Of The dsy a!
moderate prices just rece'vsf,
Court OF Chr's:o, No t. bY Dumas. Thl' No CON.
plees work hc Of the beat Of thar celebr aied
authors Price - eta per No
Confession. of Pretty womsr. by Miss Partee. Price
IS
Izors. ibe Loaf One Foun 3. Price ia c-nis.
Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book Price IS I'll,
The Artisan Of Lyons by Dennis Hanresan, author ofihe
Orsngr Owl Price 25 c;s
TheTower Of London. By Alnswor,h Price 80 eta.
The Horse Dociorlhs hthis JiseaseI and management
of the Horse the stable srd he road with advice 10
purchssers-s book which that possess that noble
animal should he uhouL Price IS cts
Chdbir,n-its pains greatly -sseued, Its perils entirely
obviaied-a book highly recommended by ms Faculty
Prize 30 cents.
This shores ot the Mediterranean by Schroeder, most
in'er.siro book with lUsrHticns. 2vo!s. Price 70.
The Mineral Regions OF Lake Superior, with Map
Price s.
An excalen; Map Of Texas. Price IS eta.
The IDLE Hour Boct gres; dspell-r u hs blue devils
Pro. 81. cents.
Ayerts supplied al ha loves, prices by
isl 2tis W. II. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings Nsss9a at
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LAST WEEK,

WASHINGTON ALSrON'S Grand Rhetorical Picture
w OF BELSHaZZAR'S FEAST, paiuted another
OF SIZE, aud du,ed with sview TO car
~ the design OF n. author by THOMAS r. SPEAR
exhibiting Inc Chambers Gallery, OF Brosd
and Chambers from O'Clock. A. NJ. I'll 10 O'Clock
P. ". Adml,arce q CENTS ISL lm-odis
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GRAND EXHIBITION OPEN

MODEL OF NEW ORN.-rn;s immense work OF
w Al; viii open foe exhibition ~ The Minerva Rooms
+Q6 broadway. on Saturday lho FOUrln NJ july. 1t Is
'ucs, accurate b.suti ministries OF this Metropolis
In csrv.d wood, representing street. aae, ondirg
shed tree the elevations aud drprsssuns, tho shipping
steamboats, Tharves every other object In the CITY,
The millions. II has been In progress TO
more than year. and upward hundred persons have
employed its construction Including OF tho
hfst Artists, American and European.
Above the Models, splendid GOTHIC CANOPY con
timing different compartments, Oh Paintings OF some
OF the principal busineIs establishments In The City.
Doors open from A. NJ. 70 10 NJ. Tickets 2, ceuis-
20 procured principal hotels and book and music
sores Season Tickets 81 Children under 10 years
OF age half price p. PORTER BElDEN, Proprietor
N. B.-None but stranger admitted on the Fourth.
Tvs tts
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List of Letters Remaining In the Z. S, City De:
patch Post. Ju!y S, 1916.

r Plans, mention he DATE Of the List IN rAicl thy
are adratissd. LADIES' LIST.
a tSR Is. ]. & ii
Abbott, Misc EGz4 hisssIu, .Ts
Rrcvu Margaret Lew, Ni,s Erslins
Bstes Mirs IulisA Norris, Mi,s Marina
Brgrs Mrs Maria minor, Mrs fPr=re st)
3-un-i. Mrs Sussu MsrsGen, Mrs tCi-rk.sI)
BOW, Hrs Elizabeth - & u
Bate Miss Hsrgsr-, Orwell Ms. Merv
SeecRsr. S.ls. sarah O'Gormsu, Mus Mary
a. Phips.Mrs tl5J St-aveuue )
Cox, mrs L Pike Mrs Charlotte
Cnuoer!anc, Sarsh Pumpeiy, Mrs Maryh
~ NJ, ~, H. L. Mo-, Q & K
6oin5 ni " Quinn, Mis- Eugene
y n &. "a Quin1, Assllx
rvs,s &. $500, SGviau5s Mrs (Broome-.t)
Frsuei.. Miss Emily Nancy '"''' r"Leu
Green. Mr.. Sarah Il " w
Hs1en Mss SHsh Smith Mrs Mary
Hyatt MpJW White, Martha
DnnGDT 1.nUDys
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THE WORK COMPLETE.
DR.. Lardnsr's Lectures,

Tho fourteenth and Last nnnoer Q; this aseinI AUG
popular Work be published THURSDAY morning JG'
10th The preparation OF full and complete lnee1
10 ,bs entire Work has delayed this number beyond the
time originally announced but we trust The delay VIII
% more than compensated by Its usefulness.
The back numbers may ALL be osta ned, and persons
Whaling TO complete their sets will please sand in their Or
ss through Agents Q. through booksellers country
merchants ~ speedily As possible.
Price per number, IS cents
q Tns whole work viii be published in two octave
Volumes and neatly bound and e;tsrsd and sold al 81 So
any ps,son procuring three subscribers to hs work and
saDs the money therefor (sls SOY will be entitled
to the fourth copy gratis The work viii es ready BY the
18th OF July. GREELEY & McELRATE, Publishers.
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Excursions.

aE~. PLEASANT SAIL down the Lower
Tss5asaEssS Bay N doe weather. Thursday Frdsy
Saturday. Jolly alh. l0lh ard lth-Th.
splendid Steam pscke, ALBANY. CspG r J Hall, will
leave ih- foot OF damm1nc 81 O'Clock Canal Of a. quar-
pss 2 Chamber; hsf past Pike.E NJ ocock,
Pier below Fuors,. B:ookyn quarter past aud Pier
No.2 IN RI stI N.
To accommodate fsnlie, i!h their children. view his
iJr,icGious lard ard acsnrrv p1sug ee Narrows
s1d around tho Suoy viewing SANDY Hook Light House,
ard strive Ia III. city al !! NJ.
As the Albany ia rscsbs boat, OF great speed and
tunsve ommodaion with Stse Rooms very convenient
for ilies with children, sh, will afford excellent oppor
,uni.es breathe IN. pure and in'gorsng air Of tho
OCEAN. F-rs % cents-Chrdreu half price
y. Military Companies snd Societies can charter tbs
Bo-t Nv Yr>ttnr application On h~prl. iy3 Its-
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amusensris.
HSLO'S GARDEN.


BENEFfT OF Mr. fLASIoE
BE ertsrss,nun-an viii commence Al oe,oef, with
Afser whie1. tbe Comic Piece o, ,hs
TIE LOST LITTER
M s-au. .Mr. chppeudsir Ross Sesu Ms, Clarke
D ''0. % n SsSs oT 4c7;.s se;es named
Esvressek. CExcorporsi Of S- nsersI e;p,,, Placid.
- ~ ~ sn bout, n'sr9,i..on fer Toe coaeer Nusard
SOSsI-t:S,S Will. or. ,u Actor LACK.
'AsTLE t;ARDES via 81, {, xtea.ive prom -s.,-,
ties 10 he OF Mature IA vi-wios Is. h,ser vi .a
rounding scenery the zane ine :nh.t,s The decscs
SEES Ss TIL = Erss,7s July 81 Sc sxns .s
PAST IL Arnoassadrice-Aube-; Grand Gslop-
ssrssis Norfolk rol.-L.si'rEy; Fra pi.vOlo-AuSeY
ia,-rn.sson Of hall hour for r-fre,hmeots ara 10
view The beaut;iUi Range Of Cosno.smss.
PAIR II-Ls Gszzs LsirR-Ro.sint; Soldier'e Waltz
Lanner; Die Efea wauer-LsSiHsy La File da Re-
Ae;sson during the day and evening, oulr III u,a
AMERICAN MUSEUM srt AERIAL GARDEN-
"A Five days euly, commencing Tnesdsy, July Nh $50
every evening ats. TIE living Twin Cssfes, the uost
wonderful snn,as the !srse', living Anaconda
Ol;sne tbs Scoi,i.h Mammoth Soys Charles and AexN
der Re ACsIuuica. Nsous Great w estefr. sr-
Whiilock Bsr Plsysr srd Negro Merdis, Mrs Houe b;
Comic MeIarss: p.s.oivios Views; Chrousuope, &c.
M-csIne Rockwell, lie .sroat fortune Teller
Admission - cens; chl'drso un4er 10, ~ cens I'VE
NEA-YUnk SACKSD Mu,ic S5cirty-EIcur,iou
20 N-~h1rgh AcG performance OF The Otsiorio or The
Seven Sl--P-r.-rne Aunus EScur,ica Of The Sacred
Nrsc Society VIII plscs Wetrescsy, July sIh
TIE members with OF ih-tr friends DESTROYS OF
accompanying hem The occasion. ~tl embark o. board
the srisat3 sIssaboat Absry Cspt Hall foot OF Barclay
Of T.. rst o'clock P NJ precisely he day s5cve
toned snG proceed Nav bIrgh where the ussracen
Orsioro OF the Seven Sleeper, will be performed BY the
Society with aid OF full Orchestra and some OF The moot
Distinguished vocal islcnI IN The City
The Perfo Will be given IN the Fin; Ptesoyeran
Church, commencing al O'Clock. usdsr The direction OF
Mr.. U. c HILL
The Managers have the pleasure that the
Orphesn Family have kindly volunteered their services
will perform OF lh-r choice pieces Sevbnrah
Dodworh's Band Is engaged for the occsalon.
the termination OF he Oratcrio The party will return
Immediately TIE steamer whers splendid entertain
viii be ret, tickets for which may he procured on
board a. the uIua price.
The bnei will rcsch he City ter ssasousbie
hour and will touch the dock foot OF HsnmonesL 10
going and returning.
Tickets 81 -sch-refreshnenis e1trs-risy be bad Of
Firth Hal, Frsnkn. square, Ssxto6 Miles Broadway
FisndTew, sd Sowery P. Persiu., No. Wall 1t
% either Of tie Board Of Managers. cr ct
us sta GSO WHI{LOC S-c'y. So Csnslst-
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~ The cost of Advertising ir country pspers-s
is OF he throughout thu Union IN which
the papers published together with copies OF The seye-
raj papers for which he the duly authorized scent he
hi. nflrn ~ ihs Trihnn. Rmildns rlv S&N tI
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SensraI Notires.
pDr. woods sarsapariIla and wild Cherry

- DR.. w Gods saTs1par1Il6 and Wild Cherry
gt:fr-,-Tb-,e Butter. purely vege abe com ocu-c
ga are offered 10 he public from principle Of 5eaovo-
enc n fullest CONVICTION hs; they viii be found
.ae and sovereign remedy FOR D:upeps. sd Cor.ps-
ton They have beeo iriG-aphslty tested OILY BY
soc OF TIE 2-ct,he >A-. who have furnished
ann. Testimony 70 t-r decide excsencs but by Phv-
rIc:z-s Ina have prescf5-t them = heir prsetc- Sold
whnissa- and r-al NJ " yat hstchsn =! Falion-s.
rsaa ~ Broadway: 5ii Seeeser - eover?, y. =
i,.su.
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by the
Hew-York md Erie Railroad Company
J. f. Clarion, AHent.
Barge Samuel Marsh-l6 Iubs butter Capt Grswold 90
Blake; 81 do lot calves hogs and lambs Coleman; IL
FIX butter Capt Hoyi 50 tubs hutter lot calves
and ,h.ep Cap, k,ng; butter 81 lambs lot stock ard
poultry Capt Leeds; IS tubs rk do lot hogs sheep
lambs aud calves
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ANGLING sPORTsMEN.-4nsLsr,.G Gu

Second Edition The nd eoon Of that popu ar and
irterss,ug work, The American Auss;'I G5iG-, wIn
-ugisvnss wood. is row ready, Price 80 c-nI, hsnd-
soiue y ocurd ic cl7 -.
Xxi, truly ne Vision OF tho present time and country,
and .byunis all: the o7.Gons sni practices or :h- o,
American Arg No vEo p'et-Ids 10 anowled
PRACTICE OF this :r gIfl should bs without
copy. 7. uar, !asIl-.ive Ead sral.inRpestly got
Cd ard ~. ilustre;ed.' sporting R-sDler-
" An 'udsr rsbl- 3auo7 for al disciples CT geute
I,saS Wt0n !, nsAEy ~ and 10 Inc veteran Ei't-
ermsn well IS the :'rc, Fi be iodud Of cfrte
.Svsrsg- Al! gtscstorS expeditions Tns z.cFes pg
bsinc book % Constructing H. All or MAKING Kill
ing al reduced 20 the pr=he1son OF me mGs.
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