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HARK You. Ma. MARcY!-The Louisville
Journal Of the 9Th ult, says that il has recei
we'd letter from an officer Of high rank in the
army, from which il makes this extract
.sCall upon Mr.. Marcy to give up the letter
Of General Taylor TO him in answer to com
munication from Marcy taking him to task for
writing the Gaines letter. In conversation
had with Gen. Taylor, on the 23d Of last
month, he gave me the contents Of this letter,
and the Secretary Of Wr and the .Administsa-
ton are thoroughly used up IN IT,"
Come, Mr.. Marcy, give us that letter. Out
with i, for not all the locks Of the Snb. Treasu-
ries in Christendom, can keep il hid from the
public eye. The public are clamoring for ii
They want to see how the honest old Thunder,
er has used up you hypocrites, you vipersl
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o. Who were the Atzecs2 What branch
Of the human family7 One of Gen. Kearny's
party found a complete Aztec building on The
river ella, $50 miles above its mouth. Il is
60 by As feet, 8 stories high and is built Of
adobe. The ruins Of the Aztec towns are
spread along the valley Of The ella for hundreds
Of miles. The plains are covered for miles
with broken pottery Of a far distant age. beau.
tifuliy painted and ornamented. The Pemos
Indians now occupying the country, have very
imperfect traditions of their predecessors.
Who, we repeat. were the Aztecs 2
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CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM,
SODA WATER; &c. &c.

I'M RS. M. A. CAMPBELL would respectfully
III inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
ion, and vsters to the metropolis, that she has Ia
ken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Barnes, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and Sd streets.
west Of the Depot, where she will at all times be
prepared to wait upon those who may give her their
patronage
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds
will find this establishment convenient and plea
SAINT resort; while no expense or pains will be
spared to make the Ice Cream and Soda Water Sc
cond to none in the city.
All the Injuries usually found in confectionery
constantly kept. Call and see.
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Jack Everett, Texan Ranger, who was
recently married to a Mexican girl in Mier,
had pleasant episode to his honeymoon,
which he describes as follows:
"Mr. E. Martin and myself were attacked
last night (9lh May) by fifteen or more Next
cans, on the road from Mier, about sixteen
miles above Carnargo. We killed three, broke
the leg Of fourth, and stampeded their horses,
as we sloped, after giving them the benefit Of
every shot we had. The horses were held IN
the bushes short distance from where we
were attacked, and the two Mexicans in charge,
aed as presented my empty five. shooter"
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CITY ITEMS.

Circuit Co,at.-Hill, use Of Linlhicum VS..
Clavendilcher.
This action was brought to recover the cost of
putting tin roof on defendants house -verdict
for plaintiff. The costs Of court in this case
exceeded the amount claimed, by sum that
would have "shingled a dog house."
U. s. VS.. Wall. The court heard further
argument in this case this morning.
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One-eighth Of the 500. 900 prize in the las,
Havana lottery. was drawn BY a carpenter il
New Orleans, named Paolo. Several smaller
prizes were drawn by residents Of New Orleans.
A quarter Of the great prize was drawn by a
porter 10 Havana The fellow had almost
gone crazy with his good luck.
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( Some things can be done a tcsu a Others
SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

DUPEKIUK NUUA WATEK.
Hy G.. FARQUHAR e CO., corner Of 18th
u. street and New York avenue, are now pro
pared to furnish the public the above dslicous bev-
erage, with ! full assortment Of Syrup, carefully
prepared BY themselves.
Their apparatus il entirely now, and constructed
on the latest and most approved principle.
They fatter themselves that their Soda Water il
equal if not superior, to any in the city, and invite
the public to call and Judge for themselves.
Soda Fountains filled to order at the shortest no.
tice.
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ADAMS & co. IS EXPRESS.
REMOEAL.

HEIWOV.HL.
4 DAMS & co. take this method of informing
N the public, that they have removed their OF
FICE from their former place Of Business, Eiott's
Buildings, to the large and convenient Store-room,
three doors belop Gadsbys Hotel, Penn avenue, and
few doors below the Railroad Depot, where they
are now more fully prepared to receive and for
ward all descriptions Of packages to the following
places:
Boston, Richmond, Cincinnati,
New York, Petersburg, Louisville,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, st. Louis,
Baltimore, Wheeling, sc. Sc &C.
Adams & Co. will also forward specie and other
valuables, and Collect Drafts, Notes, &C., on all
the above places at reasonable rates
G.. 3. McELFRESH,
NAV 27-eO2m Agent
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Cugar, MOlasses, Coffee, and Cheese
y is hhds. New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars.
20 bags white Brazil do
10 hhds Cuba Molasses
10 bbls. New Orleans do
so bags green Rio and white Laguyra Coffee
Is bags burnt
so boxes new Cheese
Just received and for sale low by
may 27-3t MURRAY & SEMMES.
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$l 90 BECK'S 81 50
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
Removed To the corner Of It'll street and Penn.
ooe''ue, orer Stott's Drug Store.
A CCURATE and highly finished Portraits fol
"a 81 SO, Groups in pr oportion.
fosT MoRTEM cases attended to with prompti.
tude and certain success at q reasonable advance
4 share Of the public patronage is most respect.
fully solicited.
june If J. III. 3. BECK.
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BATH HOUSE, Long Island, Aug. IS, 1917

BATH HOUSE, Long Island, Aug. Is, lSi7
While reading in your delightful paper Of this
ing the doings at those fashionable watering places,
Saratoga, Newport and Rockaway was induced to
why the dongs here should be chroncled in your
columns, and indeed why the place itself had not
wider reputation In the fashionable world. Its conve-
nience of to the cty-the beautiful drives in
every Objectionable walks and grounds about the house,
including most delightfully."- shaded grove Of cedars
through which the rays Of the scarcely penetrate
the facilities for bathing unequalled by any other
watering place. all conspre to render it of the most
charming SPORTS imaginable. say was induced to en-.
quire why place combining such advantages, not
more generally known and appreciated
Bath House is resorted to by families who come to
spend the summer, than by the gay and fashionable
throng who continually floating about the
face of occasionsn Yet 1t embraces many OF Gotham's
most beautiful daughters among its numbers, well as
goodly sprinkle from other neghborng cities. Last
evening" Tuesday, the occasion Of the usual weekly
hop" and-Mr. Editor-as | may be considered u
Judge, having INDUCED both at Saratoga and Newport
am bold to declare that In everything which may make
up delightful evenings entertainments it ct been
surpassed by either The residents the adjoining
watering places Fort Hamilton and Coney Island) TO
whom invitations are usually sent honored the occa.
sion with their presence in great numbers while the
rect of that great man. the late Do Witt Clinton and
those charming authoresses Mrs Anna s. Stephens and
Mrs Francis osgood divided the attractions OF the
evening
Next week are TO have the grand Ball Of the soa
son, when--Nr. Editor-unlees you are proof against
the entreates Of the men and the charms of lovely
woman it Is determined you shall be with us.
VERMlLLlON EDICT.
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TnENroN, August Ia. 1917
New Jersey PoH,:es-Hear BON aides.

Nsw Jersey PohEes-H Hear both sides.
Thursday edition of the Herald contained article
purportng give exposition of the state of the po
litical market In New Jersey. The remarks Of the
writer far they went we're good, but made but
sided statement Please hear word from the demo
cratic side of the house There several candidates
before the democratic party for nomination all whom
good men, and competent to call out the strength
the party Most prominent stand the of Daniel
Haines, of Sussex, Lttleton kirkpatrick Of Mddlesex
and Thomas q. Haght, Of Monmouth. The former
gentleman has been elected governor held that
Office for torn, giving satisfaction to the wings and
democrats. He Is popular man, and can poll heavy
vote Ltleton Kirkpatrick elected TO Congress In
1919 in whig district and is decidedly influential
man nj home aud has large number Of friends through
out the state. In contest with William Wright, Of
Essex, the democratic party, ~ | understand their
feelings, with him for their candidate, would have
fears II the result. Mr. Kirkpatrick Is gentleman In
avery sense Of the word he In Jerseyman by birth
and during his whole political course has been with the
democratic party In adversely and prosperity lie has
suffered his name ~ BE- used by the party even when
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Mlsc9llnneors

At about O'Clock on Mouday afsarnoor ..,~
tanning Twelve young men was capsized at squsutsm
ana three OF the party, Asa French Thaver s,maop,
Smith, aud Lewis Smith, were drowned Tbs ~.n,-s
OF the skf was observed from the shore ana shrss
boats put Oh to the two Of which INT
the third got or safely and rescued nine Of tho
men.
An old gentlemen, upwards Of eighty years OF ara a
resident Of Salem in this State who been 40
miles from home took trip last week to New York
Among the many places OF interest which he visited
Trinity Church and wishing to have a favorable
view OF the city he walked without assistance to the
summit height Of two hundred and twenty. FIVE feet,
had gone three hundred and eight feeling no in
convenience therefrom whatever. The old gentleman
prides himself having accomplished extraordinary
feat-Boston Post.
Several kinds Of table fish, hitherto strangers. have
OF late made their appearance in Salem harbor but
IL said that their coming s countsrbaanced BY the de-
parture Of the cod, which used to abound there.
Boston gentleman, who employed the Barings, OF
London to cause investigation OF records for proof
tnst fortune In for the Chase family VI Anne
rica received letter from them by the last In
which they state that evidence Of the fact has bsen
discovered, and send bill Of about 1fty dollars az
renses in the research Rather sorry termination to
80 great an inheritance alias
The scarlet fever and the measles are IL Ii said pro-
ducing an unprecedented mortality among the children
In the city Of Madison Ind The cemetery at that place
ness prevails TO such among children, the
place is unusually healthy for adults.
young hetfer was few days since feeding the
Drink OF the precpice, over hundred feet high 1t
the lower tails, and by misstep into
the water below which luckily deep enough to pro-
vent her from being dashed to pieces the rocks
Ierneath She disappeared, but soon to the
race ana attempted to gain a footing frmd but
could not from the steepness of the bank some men
procured boat and fastening rope to her horns tow
ed her some distance down the river q place where
she clambered up the bank II nothing had happened
The animal did better than Sam Patch who down
| but never came up again. Rochester Democrat
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RAILROADS ON THE CONTINENT OF EURoPE.-Eng-
lands not the only country trying TO establish
guar relations between Europe Egypt and the East In
dies Austria Is already at work. aud its efforts will have
tendency to increase In Germany the Immense move
ment which that nation has received from France
Eleven years ago, modest enterprise beginning its
operations at Trieste and its aim was to make the
service between that port and the Levan They
with SIX packet ships, and they now already possess
twenty. The transport Of merchandise and travellers
has received enormous increase; and the Lloyd
Of Crest encouraged by It's success, will soon re-
ceive the benefits which the rapid achievement
of the railways In Germany and the still more
rapid and powerful steamers will give them
Five large steamships rapidly being built either at
Trieste in England and Is expected that they will
receive all the sympathics Of Germany. Thus the
"Lleyd" announces that they will give activity
to its communications with the East, and principally m
Its relations with Egypt, which IL Of great Importance
to the East Indies The whole distance from Ostende
to Trieste by Cologne Bonn Coblentz Frankfort stut
equal to lao kilometers. Four hundred kilometer,
from ostende TO Bonn, four hundred and forty -four
from Bibsrck to Heidelberg via Frankfort fifty six from
Hebronn to Ulm. by Suttgsrdt sixty four from Augs
burgh to Munich already finished and in operation
Two hundred and seventy.two kilometers. forming a
great part tho way from Bruck to Trieste are also
finished Thus Of distance OF 720 kiometers 936 are
at this time In use, about to be 80 and the work
the rest is pursued with the greatest activity. Ind
pendently OF this line the road from Trieste via VII
emma Breslsu, Berlin Magdburgh, Minden, and Co.
lo5ne offer already an uninterrupted way Of finished
roads, whilst upon total two thousand and I've hun
dred kometers they have but to finish four hundred
and seventy-sx, viz from Trieste to Lubians and
from Murzzuschlag to GoggnitE. This limo al
though IL takes great circuit TO unite the road from
the Adristic TO London will be considerably short
tened toward the end Of ls49, which Is fixed for the
completion OF the different parts OF the railway from
Trieste to Vienna, and from Prague to Dresden Thus
the travel from Trieste 10 Ostende for the distance
207 German miles (2376 kometres will be made In lees
than fifty hours France will do well to accelerate the
achievement Of her railways from the Atlantic to the
Mediterranean Sea- and TO render perfect her system
navigation upon that sea she wishes not to loose all
the benefits which she now obtains from her commerce
with the ast.--French Paper.
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ARREST OF FUGirivE FROM JUsrIcE.-Police
officers Iell and Ridgely, yesterday arrested a
young man named Geo. Johnson aiss Thompson, on
State Of New York he having been accused of the rob-
berry OF = hotel In New York city. On searching his
trunk after his arrest tin box found tanning
most complete assortment OF skeleton and trunk keys
filed aud cut 80 as to suit almost any lock and also
pair OF nippsrs used by this class Of thieves In
room doors at hotels, aud from which they generally
take tn appelation Of npper thieves" lie ar
rcsted ut respectable boarding house this city whore
his movements had already caused suspicion lie
was committed by Justice seby to await the
ofths Governor Of New York-Bait. american.
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Army

Army
Gen. Pierce who left Vera Cruz for Pueba the 18th
ult, to join Gen Sootts command, officer In the
late war and has been distinguished member of the
United States Senate, from New Hampshire Mr.. Polk,
since he has been in the eXeCtve chair rendered him
he appointment Of Attorney General for the United
81 which he declined preferripg rather to lead our
.es to victory abroad, than to practise law In our
4rts at home. He has an excellent military reputa-
uu and has thus far shown himself eminenty qualified
his high command. He reached Perote rapidly, and
his march drove the Mexicans from b position near
the National Bridge said to be one OF the strongest in
the country The best wishes of the people attend him
aud his command, who doubtless, have already joined
Gen, Scott, and are with army In the city Of
Observation-Disclosures
The detachment of recruits for Col stevensons regi-
ment Of California volunteers which is out In the
transport ship Isabella from this port arrived here from
Fort Hamilton, by the New York line yesterday after
tered at the Marine Barracks. The recruits number
l05 fine looking soldiers who composed OF men OF al
most every nation and Of almost every avocation from
the aborer to the professional man. They appear In fine
spirits at the prospect of their voyage to the OF
their future operations and fortunes The Isabella -
days by the necessity of repairs, &c.Phila NJ I'm.
The Major vinton, one of the transport schooners
built at Philadelphia under the direction of Captain r.
f. Lopez, for the Government moored in the dock
opposite Captain Lopers Office on south wharves yes-
terday, and attracted much attention The Major Vim
ton rugged with three masts and her is
follows Length LOG feet, beam % feet hold feet
will be to take steam boiler from Baltimore to Tamp
co, for the u steamer Mary Somers- .ameriean, H.
Naval.
The annual examination Of the mdshipmen at the
Naval School closed Annapolis the 7th instant
and the following list Of those who have been
fully passed by the board of examiners
John L. Davis, w. X. Bridge, w. r. Thomas, J. 8.
Thornton, w. H. Wilcox, w ii. Reilly, w. T. Truxton,
w. Gibson, r. l. Law, John T. Walker, N. 7. West A.
C. Jackson, j. Van Mcclellan, Thomas Rooney, J. M.
Brooke, A Monroe w: II: Fauntleroy, W. w. Brod-
head, John Wilkes jr W. p Buckner, r.. J. d. Price,
Thos c. Harris, w. II. Murdaugh, M. P. Jones' o: G..
Badger, James Armstrong VIM. sharp, Robert selden,
Thos c. Eaton, Theo l.. Walker, II. c. Hunter, S. b.
Bassett J, Somsrvile, L. II. Lyme lJoseph Fry, E. D.
Denny, John T Barraud. These names given in the
order Of appointment, and not in the order of merit
The class ofl94 is large that great part OF 1t will
remain TO be examined during the coming year and the
Numbers of relative rank cannot of DO finally
signed until after that examination shall have been
completed
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IN ~. EhE En- BOOTS - Pan: lnpeIsa French :

aH & s .9s . tn. .o Il y
o!Mi inc French c,ii ssos. city %.ds. lof 3; y
hs to
order for :. Also the French Conns' boots q u, best
saa boots shoes CATERS slippers &c. constantly on
,n AZ good: w,su'd'o give 'at'ae0n cO,s ?, yn
f MT! Ha:;,, HATS HMTsF4hEL EAsoN I
t%s.'ssi fSsdsSs. val HsT s.s r.
H hSa 5 .o s' o. q.
y na Il es seo1s e e Of bat alto
They have adopted an entir.y new and unique mode Of
nGh he highest Of
Another win be the strict adaptation Of every
hat as well TO s features as 20 the form and .ize Of The wear
al ms" S fveS ns @ 1s9ssu of large and
yfeSs Costa, will o. ibis besides s
Rocky Mouptaia Beaver superb article, which will Be sold
s pips s1a1 Ri s, sh
tssr "a New Yoi with stoef soea and
hn ss bs una TS.ss s
both places full assor,men, aud cap. Cor
caps. variety fancy sgpsa.iSs . iSs
trade such s umbrellas gloves brushes aud other a
The ae,lis. Al rded them by aready and eauen,
recent improvements which they have effected the con.
Of he S.t G r AID s% 70 70. S
loves: market prices, either at wholesale or retail
CROT0N WArLk FILTERS AT ONE DOLkAR
- EACH; STONE. No. 800 Broadysy. New Y9rk.
WEN Ss. % s.;
p.d % IKE Cro rot aer "ee they are 50 eonuSessd
s.S ls' them a Gas5 BY .ss
T s other fi SS any
ans i0f~rc
EEnsH IlfpKrAIloAIlM w.. sS =, !. 90, 10 =,
sheer arn Ssaai narrow borders Which gre o:re
az Ss i S., : french snS ss: .;ss S'i
:oTs ssfa S css se o e. se
Ladies will also find IN Vaienciennes Lsces
Edqius. well worth their attention jyi9 9ot. m
ThE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, islh tal
wpd GS sSds. cas,aia %si.5ais o%amss,. ssTf.
I'isss asS %s.e@rs5 s re sy,Rssa sgsf
faT sii and ot.f Maiisssss ssS. Bsds &C. with every
% N &c ss . ess, 1 bSs s,Se sd &c and
'0 sas ns,re Upholstcr,r IGij. fs lou St
SEALED PRorCshLs WILL BE RECEIVED At
hs &c s,a oe fee. 1" % s for %
paa. nSI whe can be seen az he ocs No. 80
fra"ka street 10 BE- delivered iwsny and thirty days "
. '"'s' itSRY STORMS dOmnss'ry .,sss.l
IL. Tor more than in didsent parts q Europe,
Asia Minor Lass'sn Armenia, South Africa Brazil and
'iya1 aot.rc Greenwich street. Sra cor No,,ou
THE sUBsCAlBER,. grateful 70 ting smoking pubc foI
hi. efforts furnish then With The best segs h., can
equation His Havana will continue select Tho
Among the last impoatons very choice Of he fol
lowing brands -
Pso Alto, Rsgalias, livery prime,l
Ugnes, Drama kosas. Cd Jack.
FL Leon de Orc, Neura Empfcsas, Mre"nas
| Iudia Antqutdads, Tlem-rci.s, &c.
For sale in lots upon terms TO ensure auprs,o ,it
arus ot.rc 100 Buadws, COZ t.eea
1I'HE PENNsYLyANIA RAiLkoAD CQMfA Az i s's
NOTICE that the Directors now prepared 20 "l "a
Manufacturer or Railroad Iron, deliyereb' ~ ln"
TO an amount not exceeding Fifteen Thousand ON r
formation sppy their Office Nc 70 WsJiqprit p,,.a
sula Msr = y NhN"en'
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copv-s7
Is per annum--payable in Advance.
WEEKLY HERAL D-Every Saturday-Prce ~ cents
per e2byS, ~ fsnt1 PSF IN
Price sh cesta per cepy-s5 per annpm including posSge
payable advance Subscriptions and VIII ps
received by Messrs Gagnani, 10 rue Vivienne Paris
sim9pd - CoTnh and John Ms shs bqoh;ess LonoIn q.
Lat Of January ol ysar-snge copies sxpence each.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the usual prices-aways cash IN
advance Advertisements should be written ~ PLAIN legple
The Proprietor win not be responsible for errors ha
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. :. -,
All letters or Communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment, be paid tho portage Will Do %
Quoted from the subscription monev remited-
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meeting was called at Trenton Tuesday Cor the
purpose Of appointing committee proceed TO Cane
May, and invite Henry Clay to visit that city
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E and Ravens GOD turnpike road, with view the
Esa9 tSR%
Bsidas Na: IS and y Nassau st1tes l. La"
B. The above worthy the attention of gentleman and
AaA ROOMS TO KENT-%Faeies and genilemtn y lsb-
1871 ng pleasant single or quits Of rooms, without board
app,y ing al AZ Broadway. aia so@ m
- co, CSuNLkY SEAT FOR SAL AFR. very a.
mo- ~" Ssse'f3S
ssss, s1 !. I;s
&c: :
psORs now in ahe most order
sSM$ Y, ESQ., KhdsSsoi 'pr os 20 DSs,D var
T and YS sass Ts
a,sv rooms and bedroom; rem, low -
Enquire on the premises, No aoth street, ofW. X Pendle
STAGES pass the door every halfhour aS l4.n
mAEE cnANcEao sels che COED win an. ,sS
4syeT eonysnenee appsrtaning TO such az .st.hsh
ss
S has 1ssy' and a.
The civ adi.pe.tsa ne family oflhs srs, pfcaa.
s s%: h a. o sssss Ss f S%S,. s :
.rex, ff9k s,Lt-THE PROPERTY lNuNloNY VII
BAN. ea OF eC1s ss dss
snP, barracks &c. with sx o. sicsiisa Land @s
s .;.,s 81;
ni si:sS; s 1 ;s@'
to NJ and Thursdays until r. M other days the New
York Real Estate Company. Broadway and Maiden
lane. J. b. B.
aule 3Ot-
sof os TO q F. !. q:
a.; sas saI!,ysSSp, with III d: ss.sra
's" %S s Or s
nshed Persons dcsirous OF carrying business CITY
and residing in absalthy location cheap rate, viii hnd
advantage in consulting with the subscriber. - ~
N. BThe aforesaid farms and lots In Texas OF
Pennsylvans but within hour and half of New York
Terms easy Titles ndispuabls Emignts Others wiah
for gardening lots be suited Apply John vssou
Esq, s. Courlandt street, New York. W. q Haynes,
Auctioneer, Key Port N j. All letters post paid
KEY PoRr, N. T.. July 20, 1877 jyii sosrc
a. LOOK Al THis.-Ladies tiailerH, slip ers, Bus-
"a kns, Ties, House Slips White and Black 6stin
H. PIunela Buskns and Slippers aud all other kinds
- Of Boots aud Shoes, of the finest style. Also arye
assortment Of misses and chiidrens.
Gentlemen w find in this assortment Of hne
Boots and Shoes calf and ptteat leather: Caters OF all
kinds Also, Boys Boots Caters and Shoes Of all and
| Sizes
All of the above Of the best quality cheap Droad
way, door above franklin street
%. latsr