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Died.
On Saturday morning the l2th inst. of convulsions
MAEcAsEr daughter Of Patrick and Margaret Kinney,
aged year and months.
The friends and scquaintances Of the family are re-
specuuy invited attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence No 70 Barclay street, this afternoon at O'Clock
without further invitation.
yesterday morning, IsABELLA, youngest daughter OF
Thomas and Rebeeca Clark, aged months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral at o'clock this afternoon from the
residence of her father las Clinton street
Yesterday morning, WILLIAM L. PELsrr, aged 6S
years
The friends and scquainances of the family, and the
members Of the New York Typographical Society are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock, from his late residence rs Ham,
mersey street.
At Paterson N j. on Friday 10th inst JANE. wife of
J. Smith, aged IS years.
Suddenly on Saturday afternoon, Mr. PErrR Nc GLrSS
aged IS. a resident of this city 20 years
His friends and acquaintance and those Of the family
are requested TO attend his funeral this Sunday after
noon q: o'clock from the Church of the Nativity I'd
Avenue
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Chapel of the Chamber Of Deputies Amongst the Der.
of distinction who asss'ed witnesses were the
Hon Mr. King. Minister PleDipotentary of the United
States Of America and Mr. George Lafay cite. deputy
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GRAND PIC NC AND COTILLON PARTY.
THE BENEVOLENT ORDER OF BEREANs.

SA al Will have their Annual Excursion, this
son. to Peekskil on Friday the 7th instant
.&-1Z-Ior which occasion they have .hartered the
spiesdd boat EXCELSIOR TO be accompanied by Dnge's
celebrated Brass Band The Committee OF Arrangements
have spared make this excursion superior
anything of the kind this Ia order TO afford every
Masters Of Ceremonies have been provided.
Tickets for the Excursion % cents which be hsd from
any member of Committee Of the following brethren
William Downs, 81 Cedar street Nathan Whitley 3Astor
House Dr. Hail. I13 Greene street John Mason los ud.
street
The will leave the foot OF Robinson street at o'clock
foot Of Market street. Brooklyn, foot Of Pike
Per No. Ms foot OF Canal, az foot Of Hammond
81 foot Of 10Th street at utter before Returning will
Ie,ss Peeksk at o'clock landing at the same places
Should the weather unfavorable the excursion will
be postponed until Tuesday the 2ist. jvl0 7tssrc
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SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYRUP
HAS CURED ME.
READ READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
OF RICHARD L. cox, A MAN OF HIGH STAND

INC in NEW JERSEY. " i''"
oS sd ssF D. d "a 4. s sy 81
geronally appeared Richard l. Cox citizen Of Evs:hsm
Sa9 r:
md wasted as:5 aasI ssasssd .%s:
Ss s.s. for $. r.
Ssa entirely isS.aEs9 Ssrss
SYRUP That be had about bottles Of the said
st his
He had up !. mediens. al S': time
brOhs, At b Least matter S
himthat this time he unable head from
%
sf sssa III %s.a. %
Is To- q, .a
Thy charaserhat his appetite Improve strength
10 S iva: able e up his
and his about 10 weeks the rapid changes
ne that and
Rs r and PROM III he That s
continue usng it'll b had taken twenty-five bottles That
i'
rs pshl ss s
pronounced to be is perfectly sound sSndItiqn
Affirmed to and subscribed this Sd day May si5 before
me lSigned1 CHAUNCEY BULKLEY, h
Alderman.
EvEsHAM, Burlington Co.. N j. April 22d, Iel5.
We the subscribers residents OF the township of esham
do hereby certify that well acquainted with MIR Richard
L. Cox and frequently visited him the last of Pumo
Consumption which believe by the
the consumpve in the strongest possible terms having
been witnesses of the perform
Ssai.min BaeLman John bssd;, ir. William l. Brown
Franklin &. Cox, John b. Coz, Thos. II. Hewlings
MARLroN, N. j., May 9th, 1916.
Mr. j. H. 6chenck-Sr: pastor Of the Baptist church
Marton New ersery Some three four months since
taken by OF the deacons OF his neghbor Mr.
Richard L. Cox then lying 70 all human appearance deaths
gentleman would not live week. To my surprise I saw
him last Sabbath, healthy looking
To-day have been his house. and received from him the
that Syrup the Of saving his life
am respectfully yours, JAMES M. CHALLlSS.
The genuine Pumonic Syrup prepared exclusively by
the proprietor, is for sale at his principal Office No4
Courtiand stree where advice hav their
lungs examined, and obtain pamphlets describing CON
SUMPTION DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT,
Hutchings, 2i3 Bleecker ST. Ford 2t Fourth ST.
Wooster Evert 96 Hudson ST.; DR.. Gardener, s5 Mont
gomery street. Jersey City w. A. T. A. Van Zandt
Smith aud Dean sts Brooklyn Reddng Co, State
street, Boston.
apply for the old established medicine No Couandt
a31msr.
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THE WHOLE RAVEL FAMILY
MILE BLANGY, MAD AME LEON JAvELLI, AN

MONS. HENRI.
NtBLO'S GARDEN.-Nold ay Evening JuIv Ia,b IRA6
Overture. ~ 'a'o'''e
After which will be presented series of Classic ropn
ings called GLlMPSES OF THE VATICAN AT ROME
Mile Blangv and Mons. Henri ~
be followed by Daring and Feat. on the
Oh ,rles Whittier. '' ~ 'e' anu
ia the Refreshrnent Saloon "
After which the first of the Ballet Pantomme of
SfLpHlDE-Ssndy, Gabriel Ravel; Reuben. Mons Henri;
hsa the Sofcsrer Jerome Rave McAlnae francois Ra.
ye La SylphIde NH Bangy; Mother of Jessie Madame
j. Rsvel; Jessie, Madame Leon Javeli
Doors open at O'Clock entertainments begin at O'Clock
Tickets so cents. $3.50 - ~ VIVA
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BEDFORD CROWN GLASS.

sale Of RedfoId crow" Glass. the msnuf.eaTe Of
Which has bssp asey desire to call the
The Rsdfsd 9is.. made from white fin, sand obtained
s,;S IS $sy S:a @
::shs::;s Away: y:
from the objecuoa which applies plate glass of becoming
saaae Glass. made the same works.
the same s,rsngth and the.ne. the Rstfod and de
ra6e article for stores factories and canal boats
Tss :siy' . :'f e a EyfS afs
ing ,1 many Other prDc buildings through
oss... .ss Il 's ;. sT' ssy
" H. % h s .. os
are in constant receipt Of assorted sizes Of both.
s"ss' current ~ s p y ' @syHEssk
MIR. AUGUSTUS Won ASCHEN,
who snsea to the United States 81
on he s % sn .m Sv s
in order to receive information in regard
The time request any person who
% sr. or 70 said
II reauired-t0 apply to them .. n,rvrp
JyI 6fls2tswerc 81 Reaver street. mp stairs
- - H 4. De PAKls :; a yIGNEs one
friend. saa The pSS
Oh ss..s called ss Rss s.
or month. the most reasonable rrc
PREMIUM BOOTS.
- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 50 50, city made, and
z si sss;r !: m
f es sal. sGs st ss t ss . SS 81. II: Fair
All Boots warranted to give satisfaction a. '''' cry
'AAS &C., '0N Y6E IN JONES, Ann street.
os . .ra H .s the S American ian, Museum New YORK
TIT eli. &: sIs.s, S s a.
s'ss {; s Sss; sa sss
s$ Rf ;$s about forming
full ss;ortment ofevery variety. constantly hand and
.I"s' 'ne 'n0f's nsSsiRsxrAcAr a Broadway
CIV :sias. H.s sS Ss: Gss
'n %r nsryy Hides of various H
TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURES.
AThEs Of all description. from to Is feet long furnish.
kinds work description direct to the sub
.iIm.re JAS T. PERKINS.
J. WARWICK,
oLD sILyE I, REFINER, A..aysr and Sweep Smell
Ss s s s s'is: Row Ssss You'd and a.
~svs on hand mv5 imsrre
No1TlIIcsEI, TO THE PUBLIC N IENERAL:-Ths
Carpet, Of every dsscrpon from 10 to los yards
from . 10 % cents Dresses or washed from cents
IRON Is to 80 cents 7. SMITH, 10 Allen street.
N.B-T@rrns cash mo imsr
GERMAN SILVER.
JAMES O. MOFFET No. I2l Prince street. second block
- of Broadway, constantly manufacturing German
Silver Of various numbers and WIDTHS which he will
to be equal any, either foreign domestic quality
which he will sell at Wholesale RETAIL reduced price,
p S-AI goods sold will be delivered in
city. Brooklyn. free Of expense lmsm
TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
MGE0N CO, 81 West street. Re Ref Of
been awarded H. Nj for the improvement re-fnishing
Woollen Goods
Refers Messn Wolcott Slade 63 Pine street; William
Langley Co., Exchange Place, Of Broad
l.rt :
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has opened an extensive establish
the large basement Of No e. John street. FOL
che ..Ie Of valuable Books, department o. human
dersbs collection Of works Of winch curious and
and all or less, Of value He
exclusively for cash. and have rival whatever
smsness Of his profits and the owness Of his prices Ills
stock will be constantly augmented by the purchase p
yate libraries Of smaller collections OF books He will
buy every work, modern. which value is at
ached BY any sect or PARTY. q every Departments Of sra-
science and aud IN all laaguaces. He hopes
fore 10 make his establishment agreeable resort for the
Bblioman,ac the Antiquarian The Divine the Lawyer the
Artist and Of letters aud science generay each
whom will with choice works in his own particular
walk at the lowest possible He invites all
literary persons TO pay him visit and judge for themselves
he has likewise, large quantity OF foreign aud native
usie fo the Piano Forte and other for WHICH
he VIII thank any one who give him onehsu
the lowest price charged by the very cheapest seller the
city Ii will be sold in any qnsntity
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller, - ~ ,
RIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, is6 Spring street. pc
~ tween Wooster and Laurens sreet-Ine subscriber
would inform his and the public m general that
he keeps constantly hand large supply OF snSy and CON-
mon Bird Cages e every dsscrp9n As0 , WSodsa &C.
Of articles usually kept ~ Wooden Ware Store
whore D. KELLY. i~ia I'm INC
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CORN CoRNs!

=. :, III n e1i'I1f1S Cor't~ LII r'fe,
"A Piled aud immediate relief 10 should fail
TO cure the money will be returned For sale by David
Broadway; C. II; Ring i92 Broadway, C; Hubbard, as
smith, a Spring and by Druggists generally Price
Is cents pev box my8 imsr
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT,
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WA'HiSeroN, Saturday, July II, ls46
Sennxe

WA'HiSSrOS, Saturday, July II, Isae.
Senate.
message was received from the President transr Il.
ting report from III, engineer upon the survey O. thu
coast Of Texas.
The Committee on Commerce reported back the ware.
housing bill with two amendments
l To exact bonds for the payment Of duties dou.
BILE amount, when entered for warekousing
ID To limit the time which goods may remain in store
70 one year.
The bill to incorporate the Texas navy with our own
came up unfinished business
Mr.. DArros moved to lay it the table until tho
amendments should be printed. Agreed to.
The bill for the renewal of patent to Ross Weyman,
Tor improvement on railroad wheels debated by
Messrs. Benton, Cameron Davis, Phelps, Webster and
postponed until Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. Cas-, 5000 extra copies of an sxpe-
dion to California for the of the Senate and 100 for
the Typographical Bureaus ordered to be printed
large number of private bills were passed. when on
motion, the Senate adjourned
House of Representatives.
call Of the House ordered, that full vote
might he had on the final disposition Of the graduation
bill There were found present IVA members The doors
and windows were then closed. and motion made to
suspend all further proceedings under the call The
yeas and nays were ordered They stood las to H. SO
the doors were thrown open.
Mr. CoLLAMrRs motion of yesterday to lay the gradua
ton bill the table then taken by yeas and nays
and decided in the affrmative-yeas %, nays 81.
Mr.. BsopHEAp then moved to reconsider the vote
Mr.. HEsLy moved TO postpone the consideration OF
Mr. Brodhead's motion until Tuesday next.
On this the yeas and nays taken and stood yeas
80 ga the House refused postpone the subject,
The question then required reconsider the vote lay
the bill the table II decided in the Affirmative
yeas 81 nays 90 II then reconsidcred and the bill
placed back again to where II was yesterday.
Another motion to lay the bill the table then
made which was decided in the negatve-yeas So nays
Of.
The greatest interest and excitement prevailed during
the whole of the roceedings ~ the members Of the
cabinet except Marcy who is sick, present in tho
House busy talking with the members.
The House next proceeded to consider bills on tho
private calendar, which occupied much time. One bill
supported by Foster and Steven Adams and opposed
by Hopkins II was then ordered to be engrossed The
telegraph does not give the name Of the bill
Mr.. MCKAY gave notice that he would move on Monday
morning to take up the report OF the treasury note bill
At minutes before q the weather being excessively
hot the House adjourned.
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NO DOB br0ddlcdV, beftseen Sprtng and Prince.
VIII evening susday. e1cepsS at S'd se
u Admitance nee. jyia Item
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
SPEC!AL MEETlNG.-The members of the Society are
Ta::$sV Eysss
'9 SES III TE s.ey
HOWEs & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
s,. %
sSsss (: ::s S:rs
age recently fslDid HsS mtHtRFiiiEMAcAnrE
ssP m s:i :Ssi &: sS:s:
% pss
% ss a1s i "Ss
the f'''''''r' OK NJ a sf;sssi sf ffs'sA
hs De s5 S
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary feat.
:f R; Is HiS?Iss.
S: s e.. Ri sn
as By olympic
S:s: a:ssi :as s3E X! s#:! ssJSAEss
ns essa9 to.tnrs and GroupnE MT swss,
ii.
Ta: 'fs fs!P Of IL: III .: 1uy p' .s mich
they Sy wl1 the principal cities and towns in the State
SasDEN e Mo% ESR T
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June and
mvs sm.rc WILLIAM ALLISON. rropris,o,
MUSIC.
month, by person who under,snds the profession tho
address. to at The Herald id oses wi" 'e'''
IA TO RENT5The fine, airy: and well:dni,hed s,2'e
ket streets will be LET good very rea
office fancy business Possession viii given
Immediately Apply as above jyll 3tec
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
MosPax T Gait a Ts1p.1 viii ;T'f ssvs
X the Per fOq e Hammond street. sts o'clock
Pie, No North River ~ o'clock Fare for The
EXCURSION Tt THE FISHING BANKS
EVERY TUESDAY.
S@& - Capt. Hancox, will run as above on Tues
S.!sI.y street Al oeissk Han%ond canal St
paa- rss oa board B rsI Il NS
s viii ss in t M s. M 4.
sion. jvI2 3tips m
FISHING BANKS.
viii he Ss oSs % Ta%
80 mond street at Q o'clock. A. Canal. 81
viii p. Pier
n%s, will BE- Ban dssss with ' s
Dinner on board. Fare 50 ceuts. jyi 2tsje
SUNDAY, JULY 18th
COMFY ISLAND k AMP FORT HAMILTON
.SeSs al The Steamboat IOLAs, Captain Richard
AEr-371zzys}s Yates, will To Consy Island and Fort
Hamilton, sunday, July 18th as follows :
Lerving loot Of Pike street. F. r. at 9x o'clock A. NJ
ney I;ssndssI,aA M !. II %tSs nd 3fPM ;, 49,
will follows Leaving Pier foot of Canal street at
and ~ O'Clock A. NJ. ~ NJ Pier 3, N. R.,-8% and
Coney Islasd-l91s A, n. ~ and AZ P. N.
And the Steamboat WAVE, Captain q Vanderbilt, will
as follows :-Leavng Whitehall. II o'clock A. NJ
2and p. NJ and Coney Island, i2h, ~ and 81.
Pm. " " |
Landing Fort Hamilton each way.
jy1i 2tsrh THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor
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SUNDAY, JULY 18th
CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE
FISHING BANKS.
A09 N The very commodious Steamboat HERALD
6xHMAB1p Captain j. B. Parks, will leave the foot of
Delaney street Sunday, July 18TH at Q
O'CLOCK Cstharine Slip az o'clock Pier ~ r. 10 o'clock;
returning 1t early hour in the evening
Fare l83i cents each way. Bait gratis Lines at small
charge jyI1 2tissrh
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFrIcE No. 50 WALL ST. OPPOSITE THE MERCHANT

EXCHANGE.
VuNHIS Company continues loss damage
by Fire. dwelling houses buildings ge
neral goods and and every
personal also loss damage by inland
vlgation and transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas W. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Anson Baker
X II. Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker James t. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John r. More,
John II. Lee, William K Thorn,
Caleb Z. TuI.s, Thomas Morrell,
Francis r Sage, Eugene bogart,
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
GEO. r. HOPE. Secretary. tire
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.

TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
A0p1 - NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE
to FREpERIcKsBuRe, RrcHMoSp, PErvRs.
-BuRo, Va, LrNcHBuRc. RALEIeH, WILL
DON y. T.. aud CHAnLEsToN, y. C.-The public in
termed that the new and splendid owpresure Steamer
MQUNT VERNON, (connec with the great Mail Line
az Acque Creek leaves Commerce street wharf Baltimore.
every Tuesday aud Friday evening" at r. NJ for the above
points.
Through Tickets to Richmond. ........N
10
10 weldon N. t.........s
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TO SILVERSMlTHS

TO t5ILV
AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL
GARLICK T. CO, PLATE, CHEST and DRESSING
" Case Manufacturer fer this last nine years IN Fulton
they have removed to aud % Liberty William
STAIRS where they will continue acture the
above articles Also supply country manufacturers with
Brass Bsndsg Ornaments lnlays, &e and every kind Of
material for desks, gun eases, NC.
n B.-Nsval and Military Ocers' Canteens made to order
nV1 m
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CARONY 4 MAJOR respectfully inform their TREND
- and the public that they have removed their establish
70 Nassau street, Herald Buildngs they
sany keep on hand large assortment Of the best seeee
cheap Lhographc Prints Their reputation, already esta
blshed for the style Of Stock Prints makes
confident tia, they will obtain continuance Of the public
or Lhography Portraits Plans, Maps, Landscapes, Ana
tomcal Drawing, &c &c, executed in style which will
WI Linz
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Your very grateful servant
ROBERT FUHEY

TIrcei ~ pc, u1ttlye3 ur sI1 uUtIesI -;
Prepared BY John Winer Co., 50 Maiden Lane T.. sole
Proprietors for the United States.
Sold by Wyatt Ketchum, l2i Fulton r. A. Sands,
1888 Bowery corner Of SPRING w. Basset, 64l Broadway,
BrooklYn BY Mrs Hays ias Fulton street, Bries Jane,
Dr. seane Fulton street Albany by s. r. Phelps
State Street. Pbiladslphia T. w Dyoti Co., ia North
Baltimore, Charles Wi.eman. New Orleans, Bertrand (
s,sez Richmond. Va, Gaynor. Wood x Co.. and by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. al tmsm
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awv,sE~rrvr
BOWERY THFATRF.


w. JACKSON, takes this method of returning his sc
"A. Acknowledgements 10 the New York public for the sx
tensvs patronage bestowed his efforts the year
caterer Tor Their IN the New bowrry Theatre
Athough the h IL has been under his individual and
entire CONTROL he ieels great pleasure ia stating that the
gnp~rie ced oy his predecessor ia the .nage men The
theatre VIII be closed from Thursd 9Th until Monday
yuy l0th nest Tor hepiinng Cleaning and Painting
o"i,s which time the Arr engaged the
VIII pc employed In PREPARING Grand Drama the
oil which has lust been received from London to be
al the re-oPeaing on and with
ynhcencr Every alteration that 10 the confou
and convenience of the audience front part of The
house Will be made Attractions without 10 the
attending expense Will be produced during the
brilliant patronage bestowed his efforts during the
past year. III. y,
BENEtlT OF MIR. FKt.EK
NREENWlCH THE ATRE--Comer Of Varick sud
~ Charlton streets-Monday Evening. July 18th The
performances will commence with GREEN BUSHES
LACK Gong, Mr. Freer: Wild Aurouxh Conover; Miami
Mss Chapman After which, by desire: the Panoramic
amenca Mrs A Psnsoa; Genius Of MEXICO, Miss Hay den
Popular Dances Miss NJ. Pray and Miss T. De~ring Lavo
rite Ball I'd t Dennison. To include with THE WAN.
DERlNG BOfS-Count de Croissy Mr. F.esr; Paul Miss
Crauford; Justin, Miss Z. Chapman.
Boxes, % CENTS PHI l2 Private Boxes 81 Seats in
Orchestrs Boxes each ceuts.
GASrLE GARDEN, With lis extensive Promenades IS
~ open day aud evening" Mondsy Evening July ~ good
Sslecrioo Of Music. from Kwoda, j. LsbitzIy Kuhn, r.
FahIbach, Donzetu. Won Weber Strauss Belni Labtrky
aus kosni will be performed by the Orchestra under
tion OF Mr. Meyrrr INTERIM ofhilf refresh
ments The beautiful range Of COSMORAMAS extending
around the whole Of the Espanade will be brilliantly illu
~ to examine these beautiful Views Admission l cents
jyi2 ~ N'','
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Being al the price direct and expeditions aud
much certain than the Chesapeake Bay and James River
Steamboat Line Ill the wide and rough Of the
Bay, beweethe mouth Of the Potomac aud Old Point Com
fo,t beng entirely avoided by this Line.
Travellers advised that the Line hereby advertised Is
part ADD Of the treat Mail Line through Vrge's and
that the ntention OF the companies composing the
Great Mail Line h saii be conveyed by them,
in conuerion with the Mount Vernon, always che ply as
by any other me- and with comfort expedition snd
certainty than by other line the ne wa Wash
ington. -, p-u,
Office Pratt street. Baltimore &C Stockton Esll,, or al
the Commerce wharf Tuesdays and fridays on
board the Mount Vernon, Of .,.,~r,r r.
B. Travellers by the sboye line Will bear IN mind that
they have three hours Bmore ,ns" oy
sny point Petersburg the same time with these
ls. even when there breach Of by the
Line. Cyio lwrJ u w. - CaW
AMERICAN YOURSELVES DE LANES.
IOO NEW PATTERNS, for Fall sales, just received
broad street, SANT r. CHAF,rS
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THE ALHAMRA

No b59 Broddlcay, bef,seem Spring and Prince.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS of a superior order
" Will be gwen every evening Sundays
at o'clock. 1879 's
u Admit .ance free ;yto ism
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RARE CHANGE to enter into a safe respec tabls
"A business IN PhadeiphlaAn opportunity is offered
an active sn;nes, man with cash capital Of TO take
beat location III the city for business For particulars
dress note to E at the Herald Office, stating where
aud when an interview be had. jvI2 q rbz
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,, sEEINo guRlsl.ss * r5S}ksosoqpg.; RI,

"A s A SPRING PURIFIEE OF THE BLOOD, this me
system slen, aud effective force esansing The BoSd,
moving Internal and that would other.
wise cause injury to the Liver and Lungs
WINERS AkC ANUM EXTRACT IL also q certain
for all diseases arising from impure of blood
such Serotaa or k,nss Ey White swsliings Disease,
the Bones Ulcers Of all kinds syphiiitic and Msrcura dis
PaiPtaton Of the Heart, long standing Rheumatic
Affections, Gout and all Chronic and Nervous Complaints
occurring IN debltated constitutions Its simplicity
msnds the use o g parents whose children afflicted with
been injured BY Heightened and the Of
medicines as will eectually purify the blood and
the system and where of crofua the
degree visible this medicine If properly admnistsred will
most surely exterminate IL.
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