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/" CORRECT EDITION.

GllANK5 or ThE EXTRAORDINARILY
ID POI Broadway. hiss just psbh.hed the third number
II tho Beauties OF the Opera containing the above sd-
mifed song, with all the ts aud cadsnzss as sung ny
sdsme Bishop and originally composed for her by
Mr l. Lsveuu. This work also contains redescos song
OF Ernsni-" Oh fly with me, Ensnt Involanr'--com-
posed by Verdi also the beautiful esvsns from Bene-
diets Opera Of the Crusaders with mesngs " all hs
most admired airs on Jniz outs Opera Of Linda di Chs.
mounix This work ia embelished u it'll beautiful ard
correct hken,s Of Madsme Anna Bishop The Beauties
OF the Opers" Ia published frat day Of each month";
at the very low price of 30 ceuts per number IS
The Banks Of the GusdalquIver" IL published seps.
from the above work. beautifully emoellish-d with
llh graphic porirathy Browne. 81 Madame Bshop Price
25 cent. DOLLY TO be Obtained only NJ
su95 Sill. ATWtLl's col Broadway.
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sOld are the stock mortgages These mortgages were
created to secure the payment of the State Bonds for
100000. which were TO have been issued for the
hen, Of the Bsnk aud seven per centum interest on
any loans that he may obtain from the Bank stock
holder herein But few, If any received discounts Is
stockholders.
The following table with reference to Potatoes,
Tobacco Cotton, Wheat and Indian Corn expressed In
thousands Of bushels aud lbs possess especial interest
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Boarding.

tfoARDIN ca few boArders m ~ BE- accommodated
- 9Th p'eatant rooms 80 hitest few doors -Es
Of Broadway au( fw'
rJ,D SINGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rooms
10 LeLA small plain prvat. family having two rooms
more. han they Orcury wOud 1T them. furnished to w
single gentlemen, with or with mt breakfast ard
tea G.ntemeu wishing To SECURE the comforts OF home
would do well 10 apply. The use 10 pleasantly stu sed
n McDougsl,L block from The ecker a. stages
No other bosrders taken For an interview addres. L.
r m = oFra au26 5iss
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5ats.
A CARD

Special attention 10 requested % The 'cUoEing
re- Important Notce.-The aston.shing success
and immense patronage attending re New Hat Con1ay
established only nine m0nihs H-gces hem A. orc-
70 add ner beautiful Three Dollar Hns far superior
finish and more cosby inn.1gs The Cil 3sny 9eci-
fury the rub &c that they sand p-d supply
finest Nuirs Moieskn HAT thai ca be manufactured
heir stsrdard price, Three Dollars TIE Cornpar viii
introduce FOR inspection their Fail Style the 7ih
and invite the inspection Of the plhc 70 heir snd
superior frsh il the opening OF The season whct vi
be the 1lii OF August As usna no second ouaitync
second price Apd ns consideration will nd bats be
taken IN exchange except from The parons Of the yearly
arrangement GARBANATi Manager, If3 NassaL-s-
au2o lmis "a door from Spruce, and 10 Bowery.
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MARRIED:

AT Babylon, Long Island August 10, by Rev Mr..
Ketchum Mr.. WIN V. DANA, of Plsinfeld, Vermont to
Miss A. T. MURRAY. of Babylon,
On the 10Th instant by Rev. Mr. Jones at the resi-
depce OF Mr. Nathaniel Burwel sr. of Clarke County.
Va BEVERLY RANDOLPH, u. 5 TO Miss MARY c.
eldest daughter OF the late Dr. Philip Grymes Randolph
of Clarke.
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GEETLEMEN'S HATS
FALL FASHION ls47.
BEEBE L COSTsR- HsTrERs,

. BROADWAY. NEW YORK. AND
l33 CHEsNUT IT. PHLADELPHit. WILL PkFsEST
FALL FASHlOE FOB GENTLENFN'S HATS
On Sa'urdgv Ia guf; p. 1917
~ Upon iss uins the Fashion for the season,
B beg leave 10y that u 10 ia-ir
duce A. q hst altogether superior any before Of
feret
They have Sopled entirely sn3 unique mode 81
trimming which comhnlng 10 ihe Chest degree elegance
Of hlsh srd durability, l-rds materially towsrd the pre-
ion q he hat
Another improvement will be ne ,rct adaptation Of
every hs vel ne features - The for sra szs 0
the wesrer thereby svodirg he sp0arttt incunguiiy o
a AMI tall man with nrve nst, s1d vice
BEEBE Co-TAR viii prescott Cn tls occasion. hes de
their weknos superior SO eskn Hat Bisck Far Hat
Of The ROXY Nuutan h-sVe perior Arcl-, which
will be sold ~ their regular sftniafd price
They would respectful y invie attention 20 the branch
OF their establishment 8 Chestnutst Phsdeptis which
will Re opened The 9Th inst IN style corresponding
with their house 10 Ne~YOfk nth superior stock OF
goods and with the svoged oh@cI Of Furnishing he er
hat for he price than be found elsewhere. There
will slways he found both places ll and complete
sortner Of h- and caps for GEMS ysaihs and children
tngsih-r with lof-. hiding hats and and variety
Of fancy goods apparaning % the r4ie such
umbrella cloves brushes sni other articles f1r he toilet
The facilities sfordsd them hv ready frequent In
te,coursr with The cieS OF Pas and Loldon. together
th the recent Improvements which they have effected IN
The construction and 81 machinery viii ensbe them
offer goods ~ The most d-s ra- fsh0n ard fabrication
the very ovesgmErks prices either Al whoiesae rels
"a isff
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MARINE JOURNAL.
E7. SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAG

PORT OF NETWORK.

Ships Queen OF tho Isles Evans Liverpool Buchanan,
Harris a Co Brooksby, McEweu, Glasgow, Woodruff
& Mnturn.
Bsrks Lowell Bradhurst, New Orleans, El~el g.
Co; Queen, (Br) Gibbons. Glasgow, Willard, Morrison
a. Co; Isaac Mead. Brown, Savannah. Demill.
Bfigs Tally -Ho. Elliott, Norfolk; Emma Prescott
Dsrnes Esstport Pauline, Forest ST Thomas, Meyer
stucken; Cansrgo. Tyler. 81 Bsrts w Lewis; B l.
Swan Baldwin Demarara, Foster & Eickerson.
Schrs Lyncbburg Smack. Richmond. Alice Pax.
son Emeline Weldon. Philadelphia Mckee Brothers
Curlew Lswicke st Domingo. Smith e. Boynton Cor.
nelia Terry, New Bedford Piedmonie, Gamsrd, VII
mington Mosele, snow, BrszOr.
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YANKEE DOODLE, NO. AZ.


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The Crimes Of the BOrgias, X me In tue l1h Cen.
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TruLp's OF Young Physc, or Chrome Thermal Fse's,
by Dr. Turner formerly heath Commissioner Price &c.
Ths Organization n Labor and Association BY Main
Briaucon Translated by Geo. shaw Price 25 ceots
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Story ofhe Battle Of Waterloo. By The Rev O. 0leig;
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PURSUIT OF KsonLErGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES
The ioowing Is most remarkable and prsseworthy
Instance OF What perseverance, and industry, rightly d.
reeted able 10 thoct Among the graduating Glass
~ the Commencement last week At Williams College
By tho name OF COndit from Jersey. This gen
temsn s shoemaker, 10 married. aud has family OF
four children Six yesrs sgo becoming sensible of the
blessings of an education he commenced learning the
simple branches such taught 10 primary schools
One by one, as he sat his shOemaker's bench, he
master ed Grammar, Arithmetic. Geography &c. with
some occasional assistance from his fellow workmen.
Al this time he determined TO obtain collegiate edu
cation. Without means sDd with large family de
pendn him for support be commenced and learned
Lstn snd Greek In the evenings. after his day labor
was over under the direction OF friend aud after the
lapse Of year and half prepared himself and entered
the sophomore class of w liisms College.
He brought his bench ard tools ss well as his books
with him. TIE students supplied him with work; the
faculty assisted bin and together with the fund for in
digent students and occasional assistance from
other sources he enabled 10 go through the college
course aud al the tine support his family. He
graduated lsst week his birth day aged thirty two
He sood high ia his class and received part at the
COmmencenl ent but deciinsd. Al the farewell meet
ing of the class In consideration Of bis perseverance
talents and Christian character they presented his wife
with a.nt set Of silver spoons, tea and table each
.,es grsved with appropriate inscription.
Mr. Condt will now enter the Theological Seminary
at New York and will, doubt, make faithful and
popular Minister.
What young In this country will ever after such
en- examp pie this des pair OF obtaining education
Springfield Republican
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Trade OF the Hudson.
Produce and COnNy MseAaSdiss arrfvtHs At Nsr York

PfOdNcs aHa COtNIf5 H1e1HH1Dt ~Tt0t16 a HeD I"H'
Albany & Canal Line Hoyt-BgSs Geo M0aiieth-
7S2 bbls -four an Hopkins CO. 10 do kic-i 10
40 Dows Guitesu, az DO W HoyE les do Dei1ker;
22 90 bbs Kent Poag Co. SO bols hour ~ 90
corr uea Chouesu. Merle ssnford 81 pbls nour W
Hnyes; AZ bbls corn meal Jones Tower bos ssses
W Ous Co; DO LppincOu Reynolds; Go paer,
Miller Go, s. tss lard A Weld; IL obs PORK Soooi
bbs sshes A L0wriei do " sgsIsn Cod II nss
butter J b " hite 4 Co.
Nen, York aad Troy Lac " GresS-BaTss Ontario
SIS bbs -four, DoUga; do Aihes, ConoFef Laoss n
"A SheIdOn Co; Cumming, Collins seaman leg DO
corn meal 10 Work Drake, S5i bush wheat hur lay.
lor 4 Co, bbs beans Scale, Me.ck Dewiiii DO ard
ck bacon. X Mead CO, 2 do lard, herAn, Lees 20
co ashes, } ketchln-
Eagle Line r J Ydn DonGfer-Bags H@t-2i2
bbls dur, lsaac h Reec; $40 do. 1weedy, hodlton
Pumpson 100 DO, Nissan; 81 1881 bush corn. Tneo-
dore Perry Co; IA bb. eggs, Holmes DO, Plume 4
Comslocki 50 boxes eheese, Perry bols eggs OSpAi
Rrotbers, i5l kess butter, Turuo1l Leckner.
Nssp York and Canej0haris Liae NJ Nernel-B0df $
Bloom6 sd-s arks bauer Dol eggs, Main sOn' 20
bu.n corn u bxlcom-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship Shenandoah from Harre-Mr + Burgess, Abb
gail Burgess Marian Burgess Martha Burgess, Bur
CESS. Ed Burgess sll OF u : Grmot OF GRANGE; by
MoriuO OF Lpain Victor Resudiom, OF France; The
odore Thry, and 200 steerage.
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. by tue New-fork
and Kris Railroad....-..J-F Csarkfon, Affnf
Rsportsd spsc,aly for TAs Mar YoTt TTsbwHs.
THURSDAY August 26. 1917.
Per Barge Henry SHydam-4l tubs tx butter cattle
IL calves 20 hogs Is sheep bush sppes Capt Orswo
81 tubs butter - hks do caie calves sheep Caps
Woo5 hogs = Brown; 3 tubs 81 has buner nogs b
caille calves Trimhe, So tubs has butter calves
10 hogs Blake Of tubs 20 ss butter IS sheep 50 hogs
Capt Hoyt 5nsh rye IS 90 DOson; % tubs Il
hks butter Ia hogs Capt Caldwell
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Qmusemenfs.

- -. Hair NJ
VHR "GRgnK SLAVE 0-rSxsy s',ss "a.
L ms Czech SLAVE !. noe pee I. ri ..,i, ~
tiona leadsrry Of Dss,gu from sc'cio<s - 49, 1900.
y. Adntsnes Is ceois sessoa tieAsss - eee. 49,
MEXICAN sUskUM-spsss.v s.ssssss: J, =, :
oeices-og.s every ssy iron oeiseb 10 he 1919
~ leP M.a.wooc'. fal .nsth porrsm o. Ssn snrss
LOk; CAAP6sLLS ETHIOPIAN sEtkravSsx
nsss BERNARD. B.llsd vocalist REkL tuiNE ~
JUNK msgulteeni Balloon Panoramic fssntne %
fHSAN FAMILY, ork-nbeb~e yocslisss serfs Assss
woodsn Lea; rErE hosals, hiss T. JULIEN, as
lesutifa Dsnsense; Living Ot.rg ounne; Aosss~seA
vsnas N be ali eaus eh3gs Of re ess
Admission Is children andsr 70 yesrs ". eees
CAsrLk 4AkDEN.-Asm,s.on = sss.s-rgs-
Sweh benefit Of the Lehman Family. FRIDAY I'VE.
MING, Angus, n, will be performed The eo"edesss o.
TUNING THE TABLEs-Jsck barphiss. NJ HOB
land Patty Lsrsins Aiss Cl0ks. Pas eu Nsieiot. ~
Md,es Flors and Julia
Irter m.siou of IS m.cetes Exercises On he Ttfht
Rope by Nj Chu.s Winsber To eoeelacs vish ths tai
let paptouime o. the LArbre hax.ea---eh 81
The LeAms IN Family Pas De pe1x BY Mde Ade,sce end
L<hmsp. TOunrrow evening iho grand op-ss 81 bsr
nsnL" m which sis'a redesee VIII sing re Spenssh
song IL Coisea"
Doors OPEN o. -, commences sis c'elcck snn
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1856 FEARL-srReEr. OPPOSITE cEDsEsTREEr.
VTkyF 10 store and are receiving by late arrivals
III Cases MarshAlfs Linen Thresd, Nos. 10 10 100
stevens Cos Linen Thr' sd al eolors and Noe. CLARK
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CsrI Co.'S Paisley Spool Cotton, cord 100 yds white
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fbk hfOfoWANs Wv ltlh
HORTICULTURAL EXHl8ItION.-At the suggestion
OF the STATE Agricultural society who,e Fair will to hold
Al ssrso,a sprngs on The 18th Of Sept the American
Agricultural Assocs 20 have changef The ne OF holding
their Exhibition tn slh AID Oh = Sept ~ persons
DESTROYS OF aiding the Of Horticulture earnestly
nviied 70 exhibit specimens Of Fowera Ffu or N-gets
bles ard compete Tor premiums. Prcgrammes nay he
obtained Of Mr James Hogg, Scotsman. i6l Broadway,
opposite the Rooms Of % The principal seedsm-n 10
Nex.Yors or Of the folio Eing Executive Committee
Iuther Brsdi,h Archibald Russell, X K p-.feld,
Tsm.s Leuox W c. n ws3d-l. l. Pel,
Ia Freiinghuysen, Shepherd Knapp, Edssrd Clark
Snz7 2gro5i.. D. =. GARDNER. ssc'y.
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The New-Jersey piotbost Thomas II Smith, spoke
on the 18th met 25 miles East OF Sandy Hook the barb
Emgrant of Bristol RI. under jurymssts-hsd been die
masted in the gale of 18th and endeavorine 70 gel
into Newport when dismssted was outward bound.
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