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IL. g. d. H. BROOKS e. CO.,

nLoTIIIERs AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CAS.SE
u NMERES AND RESIIN(iS, Nos. 1l6 and llS Cherry
street. Of Catarne have hand very large
and especially adapted to the season. Also CLOTHS,
aud HESTLNGS by the piece, or In
quantities TO suit purchasers
GARMENTS Of every description manufactured to or.
der in the best possible manner and in point Of style
be surpassed. oct-S-lyd'
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.CARPETlNGS.

w. TRACY is now opening extensive assortment Of
j, rich Tapestry Velvet, Wilton, Brussels and other de-
scripion OF FASHIONABLE CARPETLNGS, selected
by Mr.. r. L. CHESTER at the principal manufacturing
adjustments in England and embracing all the latest ap
proved designs For sale at 33 Broadway doors above
the Hospital. oct S--lyd'
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Albion Life Insurance COMPANY.
LONDON AND NEW york.

INSTITUTED, IN 1906
NOTICE is hereby gven that persons insured in the Al
IN bon from this de permitted to visit Europe at all
Of the year. in frstcass vessels without any pay.
charge for risk and that their policies shall
remain in full force during such voyages and residence in
any part oil Europe.
Prospectus, with modified conditions, rates, &c may be
had on application to the agents. II
JOSEPH FOWLER,
oct ly' X. S. BUCHANAN. +.
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F& ~ Playing Cards.
IE very choicest Of Creores white, red, and blue star
i back eagle Playing Cards, also Merry Andrew, High
lander and other varieties with every description OF back
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures in the United States For sale
the very lowest prices and in any quantity to suit pr
chasers by CHARLES SMALL, 25S Pearl street.
nrfl ~ VI oor IN he G Hofei
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TO Senators, Representatives. Legislators
FOURTH EDITION NEARLY EXHAUSTED OF
THE STATESMAN,S MANUAL.

NEARLY FOUR THO USAND copies OF this valuable
~ National Work has been exhausted in year. The
Filth Edition Is the press and will be ready days
Two large volumes svo., i7UO pages. Price 10.
From he Journal Qf Commerce u august 10, 1916,
This is one OF the most important books published in
the United States or long time, The country needs such
work, in winch by ready reference the citizen finds
all the valuable opmons the course and policy OF
the nation, IRON The beginning"
Good and responsible Agents will find profitable bust
ne ss TO canvass districts and the above yaua
Bile work III II. WALKER,
ctS-ly. Ia Fulton street
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hnErNATIsa ANp rus

Da TesHsEnp-- D.sF SF-Ns - - go - -.
fs ysafA smrrtss 80 hutssi IN ~, ~, M ~ A.,
dfersnl nftilss q etiss Nui fsi.L 80 "a n, ~, 49,
pc ~ sAs trais lit.sa " sssirs ytar sdssst,ss.
~ ~ " Ess ysM sahsAFAkiiLA sNsi uas siss,
y. PisA sea " esis ssass sasaify ., ys4 sssu-pa
r.- go semleeM We setnftsa rpfsl fpGsii.f Il
aAERI eAERAHRaNT
u mar tfsti Nsw.fk
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G0IuMRIA HOUSE.

CHESTNUT STREET, PHLLADELPiH1'
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests, and respectfully solicit
a share Of patronage. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE q co:
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CYRUS w. FIELD CO.,
.COl1lIISSIOMI PAPER HAREHOUSE.3

No. Burling- slip, New York ~. H.
rIE highest market prices pad, CASH, Rags Car
ras, Tagging, Grass Rope 7arred Rope, Hemp Rope,
Itofe Cuttings, Cotton Waste, Cny Bagging and all
other kind OF Paper Makers Stock at their Rag Warehouse
IA Plat street, New York sls ~ la oct Sly /
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TIIE BEsT UMnRELI.As IN AMERIcA.

| lie nEof umbhfLl.AS IN AMEkttA-
ISAAC SMITH n 90. would Inform the public, and par.
supply for time past that they (hey Think
abc 70 fulfil any order for their Super Bingham Utl6reins
well known as Smiths Super Umbrellas.b
They have also hand every variety OF Cotton and Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they win sell low for cash credit
ISAAC SMITH & CO, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No. 256 Pearl street, New York
oct7 ly' No. u Milk street BosiOn, Mass
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~ Nhc Oennerc1hT AuneHoh HhvoIopesl
QEQUIRING neither sealing wax waters or letter rtarup
IL which Imported and for sale by ANSTlCE "a Ns3
street. opposite the post once, worthy me se,io
Of the mercantile community. =
oct 8--dfy-
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DELnOsIco,s HOTEL,
lanoAnrAr. kEM yong

htLNoSicO respectfully norm their friends
III We pebir grntraily that their New Hotel being
4. uey ar, prepared 10 on accomrnoo afions
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GaIignanps Messenger, London and Paris

SUBSCRIPTIONS for celebrated Newspapers are 70.
~ ceTed ut No ~ Wall street. by the uiiueTsgied Tor
essrs Gaiguani For the Messenger, daily printed IN
Enylish, tie price 10 70 francs monlis For the
Observer weekly, francs per month"; payable IN advance
oct 6-lyd' =, .,7 - - " 4.
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NEW LAW BLANkS--The new forms Of Law Blanks
~ ior the different Courts Also Deeds Mortgages Honda
&c. - r-'N-'
Lithographic Blanks Checks, Notes, Bills of Exchange
Drafts, BINS Of adns and every description OF Mercantile
Blanks. t,S3i ~ N =
BooSs and Stationery -Ledgers, Journals Day Books
Cash aud Invoice Books, Memorandum and Letter Books
Copying Paper, Copying Inks ana Writing Fulds Copynr
Presses God anu Steel PENS Pencil Cases. Fooisca and
Letter Paper plain and ruled Envelopes and Envelope
Papers, Cash Boxes Letter Racks and kslaus ai, every
arce OF Stationery needed counting rooms or uce ior
sale by PETER A. nlESIER - 49,
pctoiy Ltnographer anu SialIoner, ~ Wall ".
LINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES Those who
WISH 70 purchase Gold or Silver Watches will find Il
greatly 70 their advantage TO cali the subscriber VINO 4
suing all Inscriptions o. fine GoId and Silver Watcher A.
reiaii lower Than any other house IN the city.
Fine Gold uid Saver Elglisl Patent Lever Watchps
DO do Detached Lever IA
y, DO 10 Lepnc do ST
Ladies' and gentlemen's'hne Gold Guard chans AZ
LADIES' Bracelets Tr M ~
Gold Pencils fts4s. ~
Gold Watches as low as go 10 eos each f1 sf tas
watches and Jewelry exchanged bought All Watches
warranted 10 keep good time the money rcturned--
Watches CLOCKS anu Jtwery repaired besl manner
ana warranted al much less Than The usual prices
GEO, Q. ALLEN, importer OF Watches and d
Iewciry, Wholesale aud retail,
oetSy oil Wan st. corner Of William, up sairs
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United STATES oFrICER.

Capt W. Mclean, Member OF the Legislature and late
Of United States Navy has kindly sent us the following
certificate. Il tells Its story.
RAILWAY, Jan. IS, 1917,
year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system ef in dsblitaed state was Induced 10
Try DIR. NDSSARSAPARILLA, and AFTER taking
two three bottles, WAS very much relieved and attri
butte entirely Ia the said Slrsaparila have continued
tkng u, aud hnd that improve every day believe II
saved my HE, and would not be without any con.
alteration c. w MCLEAN
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NURSING BOTTLEs, N Z
A ND BREAST SfIIEL DS-Wth patent flexible ivory

ND BREAST siIiELDs-with patent flexible ivory
IA mouth piece. vi fts@ N..&tflft SCI
The subscriber respectfully solcits the attention OF those
interested, TO these contrivances for feeding infants
LIST They are ifee from taste or SMELL and pliabe.
81. VIII not act on the milk nor the milk on them.
Sd, They are kept clean with very little trouble.
4ht Are the best known artificial for feeding In
nis They have been in for some yearsand give very
decided satisfaction 81 and 81 50,
EUG. DUPUY, 800 Broadway,
corner Of Houston street.
Caution OF my articles already oeredfor
sale In various quarters Be particular examine the stamp
and ask for Dupuys Patent Nursing Bottle Breast Shield
8 ly' 't
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Ceanse and Strengthen Consumption can be cured Bron.
ehitis Conasnpfcn Liro Complaint, Colds, Coughs,
Cafarrh, Ashna, SPg Of Blood, Soreness in The Chest
Hectic ffnsh NigM Sireafs, Difficult Profuse EIpec.
toraon Pam "a The Side, &c, hare been and be
Probably there never remedy that has been so sue.
eess In desperate Of Consumption this II clean.
ses and strengthens the system and appears ulcers
ON The nngs and he patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength. -7'
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following aud doubt II you that Constp-
ton can be cured This IL only one. several Kindred
cases, that TOWNSENDiS SARSAPARIII.A has cured :
BRooKLys, Sept. IA, 1876
DR. TOWNSEND Sir-l WIS taken, a little over n
year ago with severe cough and pain In my side; in.
creased very inst indeed pronounced BY ply.
sicans 10 have the quick consumption raised large guam
titles Of bad matter, had night sweas and sinking very
fasny doctor said lac could do nothing for me- went 10
the hospital In hope being benefited but pronounced
az ncprabe was greatly distressed the lungs and
could hardly breathe: soon became emaciaed and ex
pected 10 die; confined 10 bed and was obliged to
have watchers Indeed, cannot give you any DESCRIPTION
that would do justice to my supposed by my
friends TO be past recovery had tried great number Of
remedies and all seemed 10 be OF effect Of
most extraordinary performed by your medicine
TO tell the TRUTH suspected there humbug in
them But was induced TO try II; did and very
thankful did Icapnot gay thar am entirely well, but
far recovered be about my business and hop,
be entirely well in few weeks My cough, pain In IN,
side and night sweats have LEFT me, and but very
little and am fast gaining my usual strength feel II
duty 10 give you statement OF my case, 10 publish you
please 80
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JOHN JACKSON, ESQ, Editor OF the Railway Republ
0npublishsd the above certificate, and remarks in ed
Uhal as follows
~ The success Of DR. TOWNSENDS PREPARE.
TON OF SARSAPARILLA APPEARS be one OF the most
extraordinary enaruct.r We publish to-day certificate
from the Rev Mr.. Wniie, Of Staten island gentleman
well KNOWN IN Railway Capt Mclean believes medi,
Gins 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White enter
tain equally strong confidence in us Efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

pk 1OWNsLNDs sARsAPARIILA 10 a sovereign
aud SPEEDY cuTt CONSUMPTION and Tor the
general fsirahon " tie matter whether The
Illness, aeetd,ui ''fe-''i
Nctbhf can b uars suFpnsng than ia inyeoraiinr eE
.su - ts anAh rune PtrsOua all weakness and las
stud bitft nkiRs olee become robust nIt null OF
energy uhlT ~ huFEcr, Immediately eouneraeis The
n.rs,.sss q 'hs hnals frame, which the great cause
siatq, b ,tpsotd u ia Ia eas.s Of 40 delicate ma
tufs ~ tkia etfihasb performed but ". can
I'D " "a
M. CoasGekiE. Sept "a, 1876
Ia feresENh-F T. al whom this may eoueeyI-This
.srty tosi nv VS. assd Og,s boils IL yuIr sARsA
FAhhiA lafft7s p srusl sSsi.i, 1liiisT The nlsa
ssfn.t N'sl -iFRE r'ftFnstssess b.ing troubled with
NY re'is a ~ tt fpss aftetitnH and very
murh ttiie,si nv Isrsa.sio s,l ~ r,s,a,n.,
dsilon q uose w. had a. ~. eAs l,fcs 81 10 Inv IA
VIZ ine ~ ~ iail sHa suHrt IL say III. u.slsins
ned Ne halFy ka as6fa tntgt nd only d5itr III sal
ptn.s ~ Ahef W ytiafsaan N ussk ~ ~ nse fhs
arf4V sisl srsusa afiish Fsyf way o. 81 nn,slius
TODD uuss pssx,5as '
thz ~ = y 49, ssVf - ysu, a. an, On. vino
-. Al I, p" ~ meaF1s' b"a an entirety vel
tsah-rh. mySl yes' Haas ss-a,n, sns sbl.... .r,,t
a .fag
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You who have Pale Compltxions Dull Eyes, Blotches
on the Pace, houEh Sn freckes and are out OF spi
MIA" use bottle or TWO Oi Dr. T0WNSEND'S SARSAPA.
klLLA VIII elsanse tie Blood, remove the Freckles
and bolches and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
sprz, and besuinl compile xOnall OF which are OF i'm.
mems value 10 UNMARRIED LADtKs -
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Dn. TowssESp-Dtar Sr-I have the pleasure to inform
you th- three oil children have been cured of the Scro
hula by he your excellent medicine They were az
Acted severely with bad sores; huvg only Tour
bottles u took them away, Tor which myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, lbs Wooster street
New York, March !, lSi7 @H
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PETER BROWN, IL Little st., Brooklyn
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED.LApIEs

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex.
pressy prepared in reference TO Female Complaints No
female should neglecto take IT, il Isl preventive
for any OF the and horrible diseases which they
are subject Is valuable for those who approaching
womanhood IL calculated 10 assist nature BY
ing the blood and nvigoraing the Indeed this me-
dcine invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
women are subject, 'su
braces the whole system, permanently the ma
tura encrgesby removing the impurities Of the bood-by
far stimulating the system produce no
relaiaton which 10 the most medicines taken FOR
cmale weakness and disease
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This certificate coneusively proves that this SARSAPA
RiA has perfect control the obstinate disc
Of the blood Three persons cured in house Is UMPIRE
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poLicE-John Farrell was arrested yesterday
by officer Higgins for assault and battery. Examined
and discharged Charles Riley arrested by ofcer
Rad fnr Drunkenness s"f dt-ord.riy confurt ON.
rni,,ed the cels Thomas Cheney arresed hy
officer Mccormick Tor being drunk and disord.rly-
Committed 10 the cells. Joseph Mclaughlin was ar.
rested by officer schmidt for drunkenness Examined
and discharged William Hshsn arrested by Off
Ger Mccormick for creating disturbance Gave bs in
the sum Of $500 10 keep the peace six months and 10
appear At the next General Sessions Patrick Thomp.
wss arrested by officer Higgins for being drunk and
disorderly Committed TO jail Henry Hvsly ar
rested by officer Wilson for drunkenness Committed
10 the cells Csthsrne flanagan arrested by OH
Ger Parker for being drunk ami disorderly Sept n
jail Daniel Patterson arrested by officer McCOr
mick for being dsorderly. Examined and discharged
.-.Gabrie Sprawl vss arrested by officer Booth for
drunkenness. Examined and discharged promise OF
retormaiion. John shannon arrested by officer
Webb for assault and threatening. Sent 10 Jail Sam
mel McGbD was arrested by officer Higgins for drunken
ness and dsordery conduct Committed 10 the cells
Peter Williamson arrested by officer Webb for
drunkenness. Examined by the Mayor aDddischsrged
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2AnstEfnte.
AMERICAN MusEuM.


\ 1NPtRa 80 sad - -gutre. stu@etors Grind
u lsugtsh~ peri ruarr-s tt. sf-r-non 81 III.
ey-u.ug ass geloes SeS snd Interesting Wax Figur-s
f.ithflI rsprr'eu'si0Is Of ho.- 60 AERtCAN NEGRO
SLAVES, Ascn, To- he year 1883 "a New Haven On The
schooner Ami--d, Alter tey bid tinted and murder
the officers and crew. These licensees obtained
By ceebrslsd sftisi. VITO saw. them dsily sfsr heir
capture Asd hey pronounced Perfect reprss
u the orginss They msy b. Sen day as evening ali
hours together with SANTA ANNAs WOODEN LEO.
the id-nc taken by ths American ARMY CernO
Gorto and hrought his- ity By gentleman direct from
th- CITY oF VERA CRU Also enFsErr. TIE sff AK
mo OUAhERS; THE Orphan FAMILY. Also IN.
sss@d tlr short time PETE NORRIS, Comic Noes.t .
Ms rD>ON, the M 81 Astonishing and wonderful Living
ske eton u has ever fallen The lot % u behOt
ne C-APNAN FAMILY; LIVING CHlMPANZtE, OR
0hANu tUTANgt hsdam ROCKWELL. the Fonun-
Teller Admission p cts children uader 10 ~ iy7
CASTLE GARDEN.-Aimis.ion 8 cens--rhs
Ofropretors OF this fashionable tsks great pless
ure 10 returning hanks The public FOR the bers pslron
sgc sed on thsr epcesvor. provide Amusement
during The Summer season and viii us every precsntso
10 secure iheif appreciation, by presenting th-m with
succrssiOn % novelty worthy their noiic- -WEDNES.
DAY EVENING July :. HI Entertainments will com
mrnce with h Overture u the Gallon Of Bsxd.d hy The
Orchestra Dance by Miss 1aiss Wells; Highland Fins
by La Petite Mary Ano- To be followed by The Vspd-,
vile. eoiiled Ny WIZ. Out; Herr cnse, On n. Tight
Rope Ballad " The Lsnd Of the West"-Aiss Phuhos
Doors open al 81 commences nj 0'clocG y7
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New.York Cattle rIarL.t-NoSpu. July s

by our own Reporter
Al market leo Beef Cattle - Cows and Calves and
$3.50 sheep snd Lambs.
Bert Cdnie-The supplies are mainly from the
south There has been good business done during
the week, notwithstanding the interruption Of ho.
day. Prices have advanced little on the quotations
given In our lac, report The extreme range Of prices
may be considered at 81 TO s. per cvt 100 head le
over
Coars and Calses-ssles at from sls6s2O to So 20
All sold.
Shop and L0u'5s-The supplies are large, but good
demand prevails st prices folly equal to those ssi
quoted. sheep 81 5OdS2 25 to 81. Lambs 81 asa
g. 25 to s. Is.
Hay-ssles Of Timothy and 20 eta per cwt
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pASspNGERS ARRIVED

In packet chip Zurich from Harre-Dr Stevens bearer
ofdspstches from Genoa Baron de Tuyle Baroness de
Tuyle X de Tuyle OF Rotterdam James Seguines Of
New York Mr. Charles Serones OF Paris DR. Arnold of
London. George n Draper. a II Arnold Billand. T
Wetzel Mrs Schneil. Miss b Lippmsn. Miss Hemer,
Mrs DOmss, Mics Gerth, Gerth, Mr. J Bernard II
Mason Mrs II Mason Miss l. l. Mason. Miss II Mason. l.
q Mason Maria Nersole, Mrs w Thompson. w Had
don. Miss Wright and Services In the Storage.
In ship Magnolia, firm Haure-Mr Marmolin, Mr. Won
Hurst. Mr. Merchant and lady, and Mr. Dutrich.
In sehr EbeR Atkins, from Madeira Rochs. Miss
Silvie. Crofee Joseph Crofee, l. De Cuncha, lady
and four children la the steersge
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fashionable Clothing Stores.
DEvLINls WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

cssH CLOTHING wASEHCUsE.
8 John-st. corner n Nassau. ~ Y
WHERE EVERY DESCRIPTION cf genslemen's
w Goals Psnts and VESTS he suad In the greatest
variety ssd msde IN the very hest ami fsshoush
style Also rom lt0l 0oo pieces 4 French, Eng .n
sud American Cloths, Csssmeres Nestngs SC. SC. 10
make 10 order with promptness snd dispatch.
~ The Coat. PAU Sud Vest cutters u the essh IAN.
rent well known FOR their issr and experience;
that every he guaranteed se and 6nh.
Terms exclusively cssB; snd prices al wholesale. retail
10 order, 10 correspond With the CHE.P CASH PLAN
As good suit will be furnished AT from s6 - has
cost The old uinous plan $40 to SIS Thousands have
already proved his by leaving their orders
Clothing manufactured and any OF the ned
States. DANL. DEiLlN,
jel7 3miseodDSSmW IS Johr.st. cor. OF Nassau
GENTLEMEN SUMMER WEAR.
OUR STOCK Of sessonable gOois comprising the lstesi
O.nc mostsshonahie styles In the msrk 10 offered for
inspection under the thai the endesvon
which have ELECTED vey liberal share OF patronage will
be exered 10 give satisfaction 10 the style srd make OF
garments IN psrtifalSr voat commend 90 the gsien.
lion OF lhosr who proved the truth Of ssserons
10 reference superior cut Of paIlaocns We are ems
bed 10 furnish. assortment % CRssmeres and Dril
uugs snd "a those IN of ughl and airy garment.
several highly approved styles Of Sacks
From The psrtcUlsr attention directed TO Army and Ma
w wort Uniforms furnished IN sric conformity
the requirements OF sll grades " the service.
WI. T. JENNINGS co Drspers and Taiors,
.22bH 81 Broadway. American Hotel.
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MAR RTED

On Monday June % by Rev. J. o. Fillmore. Mr..
ALBERT g. CLEMENT of Neu-York City. to MARY f.
BAKER daughter Of Sidney Wells Esq. of Cambridge
Y.
At Hudson, N Y. July s. 1s47 by Rev. J. II futile Mr.
FRANCIS A. TEALL Of New-York, to Miss OBCELIA
SHAW of the former place.
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Court CaIendnr....THIs DAY.

sUPRRIoR CoURT-Nos. 10 TO IL, H. 292 81 to 80, IS
10 43
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos 1l3. llj, ]. H. Is 81
80, 81 77-Psrt 5-Nos Ga g. 2O 10 q, 46 Sc &C. 81,
100, 40. l64 go 3l2
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Boarding.

BOARD large front room. with a'msu one sdjots-
sC1g r7trr i1s Srliuu wst-r th- second hfor. 10
l-t With -rd, ~ y Be-fmsn-st Aso two sir
&c Ernlru-n c-n be accommodated with board srd
rpoms by applying zs shove References required Trsn
p-rms eni hoard-r. may Apply N7Sts
DOsKD-TWo l-rg- froat roon-. win b-dioons al
10 joining n required suilAble f5r gentlemen sni th-ir
wives ro1ms 10 single gentlemen. 2is Sprius-st
from Hutsor-sL Nh-rr stages every I've
minutes few cay boarders can be sec mrip- Aid
References sxrf ang-f. W liss
klUAhD.--Fznt'ies. or Eent-men vi'iIirg The eily
VI during M b. dated Nth 2i-.-
SGT rooms sud board, s0i Fui'On g. near > Pau's
Church whefe hey enl1y 81 The Coz fOrs Il hotel
ard be sdvsnsg- II clieiBes- aud a. .svns u eN-
penfe. lyl aweo0is
TRANSIENT and Penn n-nt Bosrd-A few persons
U czn be -oinnodstsf win board sni rooms "a
he large, ATTY ard c0mmodiCus house IS Liherty-sL
80 fan partial hoard without rooms, reasonable
terms y Trs-tisri board ; FER dsy. iyS 3us'
OCEAN HOUSE,
- SHREWSBURY. ~ 10. n. NtLLIsTON Pro-
- pr-iorfhe above h1as- having been enlarged ard
81 red.ted 30 open for ne s-aso1 The n'hiog aad
ses hs.hing sre uuslrp-ss.d.
steamers Oiu. and T. Leaf. leave for The Ocesn House
daily. See Advertisement In Courier ard Eeqlirer and
SUI. l--0 w Sf-l.-
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miscellaneous.

sufg.iNrgNoESr OF srEEErs' OfFcE. July 6. 1871.
CARDIFF practice Of throwing gsrnsg= snd o.
n "a 10 Toe psTtru zry on sundays aud u
permitting The 81 p-lyaer - b. thrown on th-
instead Of he CATERS IL 90 excessively 1du
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