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NEW FALL GOODS, such blankets, carpetings, OIL
IN cloths, worsied damasks embroidered curtain
Inns, watered moreens, bocade damas gilt rods and
ments, white countepanes, furniture dimty
ngs, linen sheetngs, damask tablecoths and napkins,
huckabacks, diapers, crash bordered towels table da
pers table and piano covers bed tickngs plowc
on &C., &c; together with many other useful and desi-
rabe articles, Just received and will be sold cheap by
Aug % Il. II. HOOE ~ co.
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Look for g. ". x,haltps's Cash store.

Look for g.. ": I'hmtps's Cash Store.
w ranted to fit Among them viii be found
pieces Bonjean's black cloth
8 do do ssiSnasyi's do DO
10 do low-priced English black, blue, and fancy
These goods are much superior anything have
had in store.
20 pieces plain, ribbed, and doe-skin cassimeres of
Bonjean's, Byilcy's, and Smoni's make,
which cannot be excelled in this or any
Is do style French plaid cassmeres some
20 do fancy cassimeres, some fine and others low
priced
10 do rich black satin for vesting
do belmont black silk satin Tor vesting
20 do coored silk satin for vestng
AS have made arrangements with of the best cut
tiers to make for this purchasers may depend
their clothes being made in the best manner.
Also, have this day received
Gentemens silk handkerchefs linencambric do.
Gum suspenders lambswoo and merino shirts and
Silk and lawn cravats kid silk and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fac, every article used for gentlemen, of whom
Sep. s-dinf C. w. PHILLIPS.
Elegant Extensive Property for Sale.
% THE late residence of Mr.. Armteld Prince street.
iA in Alexandria. The house is brick, built the best
materials, handsomely finished and welarnged for
fort and convenience contains fifteen rooms most of them
large and airy, and has wide hall through the centre
ouhouses of brick also covered with metal consisting in
one range wood and washhouses csern above ground
two bathing and two dressing rooms. On the opposite
dns e geen-nouse; and in the rear brick twostory
The dowergadens extend from Patrick to Henry street
4 ne ne vegetable garden is large and productive.
rs considered, by many, the hzndsomest and most
| sirable residence in the District
Pication to VIM d. NIfTf -
- oep.. Ed AZ the Treasury Department
NEW YORK FASHIONS i TSs Ay 1,g an ,sg; IT.,
esnasmsn's ouua.tng ssprs, Browns Hosl,
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NEW WINE srop1 A. A., x CHESTNUT STREET.
JAMES BAE, late the Arm @ d., acc o, No. No.
IS Ehesnaiy s,rss TIA. he has street and
uoor above Congress Hall Hotel north side rtha mott
0sore; where ne will keep we-seectei stock london
aPp.osea varleues OF wines, brandies lqucurs Ioce
cigars DC. - o ''iAcs' o'"hos u 80
Private gentlemen, hotelkeepcrs and Others in the conn
w. "c inViteo 10 cal and examine hissock Sept
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.NEN.TAx sxrxaERY.

BY G. II. VAN PATrRN, M. d
permanent office and residence next door to Todds H,,
Store, near Browns Hotel.
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UGUsT REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
n pany Of New York, No Sc Wall street.
This institution, during the month of August issued one
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10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 60, for 1877,
To be drawn Alexandria Saturday. 23d of October
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Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters So 80.
Certificates Of packages OF 26 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do rs half do 65 90
Do do rs quarter do 80 so
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Tickets $lO-Haves $5-Quarters So 60
Certificates OF packages of 25 whole tickets, $3.50 90
Do do Is half do 65 %
Do do rs quarter do 81 30
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE INDIAN ArrArRs Sept 10, ls7
CyEALED PROPOSALS will be eived al the office Of
- the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Wnshlnson e.,
herea6ouis for the Of the Indians and deliverable
at the following places, WIS
AT NEW YORK.
Blankets.
1850 pairs s-point white Macknac blankets to meas
800 pairs sspoint whi!s MaoInae b1anEsis TO
a.s o. by SS inches and Weigh pounds
g ne i,ss sad weigh 1 s. pounds
$50 pairs lspont white Mackinac blankets, to measure
400 pairs s % sssss sss txsshb
m n, BY 10 Sna Wsa g %
60 BY u inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs scarlet Macknac blankets, to measure
pairs ssss sas tMss pssass
g nSsss saS TSaS s pGdnas
to measure 90 BY 7ainchss and weigh pound,
2iO pairs 2hPoint Gentineia blue Mackinac blankets
to measure 81 by IS inches, and weigh6 pounds
Dry Goods.
1000 yards blue fancy and gray list cloth
Is & a. g. S;.s :ssss a. .,,,, do
7so do scarlet do
200 pounds worsed yarn, three-fod
~, 90 dozen do cotton do Msana. DC
20 do black silk do
40 do 84cotton shawls
80 do "A do do
10000 yards calico, domestic
1000 do do English and French
1900 do bleached cotton shifting
5000 do unbeached do do
$500 do do do sheeting
5000 do domestic checks, stripes, and plaids
100 dozen wooen socks
5000 yards plaid lnsey
1000 do hannes, assorted
1000 Shirts flannel
l25 do calico
50 pounds linen thread
$50 do do
20 do sewing silk
$50 pieces ribands, assorted
975 yards bedticking
500 do sattinets assorted
400 do Kentucky jeans
gross worsted gathering
% JaC
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10000,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No &c. for lS47,
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday, the 10th of Oco
ber 1S47.
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s35,OOOl

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. Ga, for 1917,
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday. the 9th Of Oct
Der, l847.
Is number lollerY-l2 drawn ballots
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Sept. l8-3tawt1st N.
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From Texas.

b. tf' al OF the ste ansaip G1'rsst1a Capt
Hsvils- u. 'rszos santiago. va Galveston ve tsve
papers ~ sttsr place TIE pan iu.t srt r,rr-s
Pondins dates .sIrr other parts Of the s,-'e
The regiment Of volunteers vas complete ard 1rg.n.
lied Col Hsys HAs elected Colonel H. Las ben ~.
dered y Gen. Taylor % rePor hmseli win h. rel.
ment At Monterey. Two COMPANIES Of The regiment ars
70 be DRAFTED for the defence Of toe frontier Nth I've
other companies Which are already engaged In that ser.
vice
The Indiana troop. ef. at the Sabine hy TIE Asu as
when see burst her boiler her passage D. the sszos
hid been brought Galveston sni forwarded 70 Brs.o
by sailing vessels The dHa CkGsc vi have % remain
81 Galveston until ooil-rron 10 obtained from this civ
before she could proceed 20 Ter destination.
The Csmsnchss We learn from the HJrsfJn Te'eSrGph
are collecting the San saba preparatory ~ Al attack
upon some Of the Mexican settlements. l. supposed
that Il Is their intention . alta ih- settlements % f.
Paso those below the Preside iae route - Par
The Tele7yaps says there il reason . believe that
the Csmsnehes scrg IN concert with the Apaches
MescsOves the Rio Puerco. and from al accounts the
expedition vii be the most formidable lifted oct BY
these tribes 10 many yesr.
The Rangers or Texan settlers nning they ara not
TO Be moiested themselves maze 10 attempt 10 inter-
tere With the organization Of the expedition aud the
Telegraph very properly urges upon the General Gov
eminent ard he gnts the duty Of protecting TIE Mex
leans In the territory conquered By IS from the dspT
cations Of this form iable osnf
The crops in every part of toe state uniformly
good. Ia the Counties Of AHstin LaErnnge Colorado
and sshr sion the farmers are nearly al commencing
To Arl1s VI mum "Lr ~ say HlIr1
corn crop was never abundant IL IS thought the
quantity raised is fve Tires vii be reqalred
Tor consumytion.
The sloop Rob Roy. Cspt Lcnb1r5 was wrecked On
her pssssgs from the BRACES % Galveston the l2h
inst The captain snd hand drifting 81 shout
20 hours piece Of the deck before they reach ed the
shore. German employed ., tee san Luis ferry was
drowned In attempting u rescue the persons wrecked
The Brazos nsr has suddenly clar ged deceive
several VI tho odesi naviglt r. schooner name
known, has been totally wreck on To- bar and tie
schooner Unce Bill. ia attempting q enter got the
south breaker aud compelled 10 tnrow Oh her deck
load in order 70 the vessel ami balance OF cargo
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DEER lsLA>D.-This island is inundated with
immigrants. Nearly eish A4ndrsd are now upon the
island Over i've hundred ars SICK 10 the Hospitals and
the remainder in the tents Day before yesterday
an elderly with her son. came up trOm the
island apparently free from sickness the woman how
ever had been here but 4 few hours when she was
seized with ship fever she Immediately put into
the return boat, but died they carrying her into
the Hospital Sixteen, sick with fever were carried
down from the City yesterday and probably a. many
more will 40 today. Boston Trans fsh
IL The steamship NewOrleans sailed from
New Orleans on The 27sh uL taking on, Cspt Fsirehd
company Louisiana Mounted Volunteers. 81 men and
horses Capt Huiisrs company Sth Infantry 70 team
stsr.. 50 u states horses Major Reynolds Psynsser,
with siooO0O in specie.
" The schooner Phenix, from New Orleans,
totally los, the i3n inst OF the Anassda shoals
near Vers Cruz Captain and crew saved oy the officers
ard crew Of one Of the United States vessels
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REsUsoITArIOS Oh TIE DROwNED-The vulgar
method Of rolling drowned persons barrels aud other
equally a5suri methods Of oriug suspended anna
lion no doa5i more frequently kills than Gu Is. DR.
Mott Of the American SbpSreck Society gives the fol-
lowing directions which cannot be too extensively pro-
mulksted
AZ soon a. the BODY i removed from the water pres.
the chest suddenly sui forcoly downward and back.
ward and instantly discontinue toe pressure. Repeat
lows can be Procured when obtained, Introduce the
nozzle vel upon the base OF the tongue Surround the
mouth with towel or hsnckefckief-close L. Direct
bystsnder TO press hrny the projecting par Of the
neck called Adams apple and use the bellows actively
Then press upon iae chest 10 exPel the air from the
lunss-to initiate natural breathing Continue this al
hour 81 least unless signs OF natural breathisg
Wr.p the BODY In warn blankets and place il near the
Ere and do everything preserve the natural
as well a. to impsrt artificial heat Il possible Avoid
all friction until respiration shall Be IN some degree
.ahfshef
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Correspondence q NJ lrouus.
MfpDLErowN. CT. August (. ls47.


MiDDLErowN. CT. August 4. lsi7.
Mr. EDITOR: This is Commencement week in
tais place To-day the Graduating Class Of the Wesley
an University having credltably performed the parts
assigned them have been admitted 70 the degree ofA
Their names sre as iolowsvz: L. g. Andrews, c. A.
q. Brigham. J. Col5urn II. Coolidge c Cole. J. A.
Dean, Z. c. Griswod, D. Hash,, D. Judd, J. Z King
L. :. Lippt; J. P Lee Martin C. w L. Morrow J. II
Norton, Pllsbu-y :. W. Robbins. J. Rogers. P. C..
smith J. : Townsend, b. vankirk. G B. Wales and
A. WnchelL
Messrs NJ. c. ;. Barber. o Fayll t : HoyL X. Z.
Mason. VIM C. Prescott 4. Rollins J. Sawyer. }.
Strong of the class Of sii admitted ts degree
Of A NJ, and also Mr. II Wood graduate Of Dart.
mouth College.
The honorary degree Of H. was conferred on Messrs
7. b. Thorpe of Mississippi aud :. Wsterhouse OF
East Greenwich K |, end also Rev. MessTs. d
Holes Of New.York and j. Porter of MAss
The degree Of D. D. conferred Rev. james
tloy Of this place aud Rev VI Richey President e.ct
o! Cobourg College Canada West '''''
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fir LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS -
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q Letters Bags are open Al he Onhee q The Ne~-
Tofs Tribune Tor all Foreign PoT.i, sod al esers and
es~spsDers teposlsed n als oAes vii srays 10 'or'
wtTtsi 5J w very eser TsiseG fhis department 10
anief - Srs-is sEpsrvsion Of J. y. MOWER. Fac
wei Known ~ many years - The experienced ard Ell
csnt Superintendent OF Foreign Letter Department OF
he Ne~-York City Post Obce.
BAGS open Sr ire reception Of letters ans new,
papers FOR The 70 oDing places VIZ London Liverpool
ssg1v Ireland Hsvre MRrreiiss Ams;ert an Bremsn,
Hsmourgh. Rio d JAneiro Valparaiso. Blenos Ayres
Oregon Mexico, Psnans, - Thouss. Kingston, lJsml
MAJ zas Havsns
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siDSEY. Nev.Iers-y July y. is47.
Nj d C. MooRHEAD-Iear SIR. You @ish 10 know Of
what has been the result IN own Of the AZ
phcauon OF DR. Chrsie's Ga.yanic Bell sod Necsace-
For about ,,nty had been suffering from dy'pep
la Every year lie symptoms became worse, cor could
obtain permanent e-from any course II medical treat
neut whatever Nv physicians were skilfIl and excel
lent but here their prescriptions failed About
the westher in the discharge Of my pastoral dUes be-
subject to severe chronic rheumatsm, which for
year alter caused ild-scrihsn!e anguish Ia the
severe paruNysms nc skl OF my physci4ls sOpetmes
sfofded great relief; bat ths relief only po-
rary. Farther IN the Winter Of IS ald 46, In cOuse-
quence Of preaching great deal 10 and various
Oiher churches In his region attacked By The btOu
ehu Whlch SoOn became 30 severe rs ~ require An TN
medise slspenson of my pssiorsl lebors. Ny ner0n5
gf,em thoroughly ProarGed, s'd a. my bronchs
htcsms worse 80 also old my dyspepsia ard rheumatic
evirc'ng thai ihele disorders were connect
Ell wh eacl other through the fum eft the
TEN. Ny suherirgs were indie d severe, sud had 40
pros pec Than that u being entirely laid aside from
The discharge Of those due, and the performance Of
hose abors In which my soul has ever found he highest
Of her ioys
But @a.onng from effect to cause concluded that the
T,Y7, Sytsm must be- reach ed before any nope he
indulge Of my obsinng relief from these At distressing
remedial sent which coud rearn and cnperale my
nervous system every ng hat ban led Tor mis- pur
pOse lad completely failed Happening 10 ca on friend
who had gal an'c battery. cpnstuced on ne old pnnc
pie coscu1 ed to Try the eject Of tn Introduction OF ire
and he iurodu. ion Of tie fluid sudden jr my pros
nerves. but from the result The peri
H. was led 10 lurf tnal aid he nuit he ofuuRn IN
- nervous sys EN- more efaiualy lhe en-cl would be
beneficial Tni. train II reasoning led 10 examine he
Arucles prepared b. DR. CHRI,TTg. and sold by yourself
and Though with very hopes Of theiT efc
ID resolve 10 yth. effect Of he application Of The Ivan
&c Belt aud Necklace This In June, l3l3. To my
great sst'us ment IN o days, nv dys epss haf gone IN
eiRn dys was enabled 20 resume pasto laOors,
have since Ontued single service account Of The
bronchitis ard fheuma o. lu zion slsO ceesed TO rou
bic me lftme perm ti-f, ui oil heei Of paper with
The de Al Of parcIars. b.t only furnish ibis
brief ali. tract Ny d,speP.s has tsturned. the
m -umatsm iu Nhie Visits me bu not severely,
AID Il easily arrested sud Is nanesuy belng driven from
hold upon my system, snd nronchius sdection Is
TREY 3D. such IS the wonderful ami happy result Of the
exI erimeni.
have recommended Or. CHRIsrlEs articles 10 many
who have been likewise suffering from neuralgic sfsc-
lions. They have tried them, 18th similar results he
heye IN every Though have not written this for
publication, an perfectly willing that should show
the leuer In manuscript any who may desire
| aln, dear SIR very RESPECTFULLY you,s,
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BEST AND CHEAPEST.

MIRROR LIBRARY, No. lI-Ne~ series lbs 10y
Itl pings of Tom Pepper or the Results u homsneng
by Harry Franco Tits popular novel, which nss e1eix
Weekly Mirror will bo published ibis day Tho LOCAL as
scripI6ns and the well characters introduced nto
This sarca dashing phlos phiesl romance have sxcee
the tho readers oftho Mirror whiio
hss In OF publ cation and ne cry nss enc
10 M from all quarters Glue Of Tom Pepper
WI now offer Il all the pubic. Tbos. who have r-sd
by pece-meal will be GLAD TO have IN boes form whilo
those who read before wiz De gnd 70 na's
at fty copJiho same pres u 'hsi popular ""s
fulLI
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" htittF' una NCN-pdpfF- 49, ~
the Foreign stip Letter Ofcr OF ne NewYork Tribune
for he packet .lip ARGO Capt Anthony which sas for
Hsvre on ire 8 % % August.
Ais0. Will he received A. the SANE place letters snd
newspapers ~ the PACKET ship ASH 81 RrON Capt Hou-
land, which sails for Liverpool the oh lost
Also, vii be received 81 tie nzcs. letters and
newspapers tor he pacts, th p AMERICAN EAGLE,
Capt. Caad sick, which sss i0r on8Dl The 9Th Inst
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,uTTrp1s ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
nApot.noN AND HIS ARMY.

4 EAvlrT TkOw co pubr.h ON sssafdsy-rs.
IL poeon hls Army ard HE Generals ,heh unsIsmpisd
d.ary career with sketch of the French Revolution ~
an American vol royal l2mo illustrated with twenty
ant rngrsyngs and porrsit An Impartial seepress
account Of h- mi itary career OF INST fes
ab IL man add his heroic 0en-fsls
.ut WsF LEAyirr. TROW l. co. lei Broadway
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MIRROR LIBRARY,

NIEW sERIEs--The political local novel, enulsd
Mat or tho power u tho T. ~ originally written 'of
the Mirror ja.l Published making hsedso ne volume o.
S0O pages and f,r sale by oil he booksesrs This wots
Contains gfaphc history " the Presidspiis Gem
psign shosing up The inuyues ~ both ps'es Dafinsm
pub aon IN Mirror IL eIci Cd tho grestes Interest
hrou hOt mo country contains fact Than nc uon,
and fsiks skslchss of than hy leading poiueAns
tt1B I'm
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TO THE PUBLIC

r. c. sylvester, importer q hsarie@ snd Br.a.h
OILS las removed 70 ~ al1sfsl ca Oofyslo-sL he
~ 80 nol len any Of hs oils ~ his formsr psc-s Of resi-
ssncs Is .nd 81 East BrosdEsy-theFefore % cautious
from whom you purchase LA you ay 1ys - E ''e'
upon -, M ~ :. :. :. ~ "
NY Snsot- "' "aA3'-s- n J.
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run IILusrRArEp HAND BOOK.

NOR TRAVELERs-Coolsin desc'ipuon VI esfh
STATE The cities principal to~ns ard watering pefesi
the railroad and ssge routes price ofsie embsisneo
with US highly hushed sngrsvings and an sceufse map
OF the United States JusI pubh,hsd and Tor sal. wno's
- .,a re- ali by SHERMAN l. SMITH,
iy2I cod m. la Broadway, corner Cedsrst
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rHn AMERICAN ARoHIrEoT. NO. }

COMraisING ORlGlSAL DE IONS Of Country Resi-
Ndeoces adapted Ia tho varied taste snd etIeu instances
of 40 American Pc ~ aon The requisite de'sis specif
cations plane ard dirrcons with careful and reliable
estimate VI he cost viii accompany each desigu
From the salem (Msss kesister
Every der ought furnish bmself win THE
weT. for II no is not Inclined follow out strictly any
plan he certainly csnno, fail 10 receive some good
idsas and improve he architectural tasls Thsse ans
.minenly prsccs and will embrace designs sdspsd
10 tastes and cicumssnc-s Twelve elevations plsos
and spec alJns given In year. 81 price W per
annun IS sch) one seventh OF the
usual charge for We cordially wish HE WORK cue
csss' =. -
Published monthly I. o. per snnum Single Noe "a etc
five Nos for 81. Address poet pad,
aus s. c. N. SAXrON, NS8roadway, N Y.
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80 T.vIn1I,- e.Is.n or LlyEauOKr, n.

ma. TAYLOR,s BALsAA Oh LlsEh"V nI, NE
~ most extraordinary modcl5e 10 TIE wofl1.-one 'of
lo~scare-Hr b min, l5 fOfsyth-sI was enlcs1o sersL
yesrs xtth couscmptOu TINS mo1iclnc cured nia- We
daily bear Of "a. rsuisrkaole e1res " IA 1se- DO
wsra IN ronuteffes. R1rcnbcr TIE gsn1ine 10 now
ate Al be wholesale deD5s, Is Bssfmsn-ss, 81 re pro
prtsssr, formerly IS s0vsT,. leE
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MEXICAN PRIvArEERs-We lind the following
in the Gibraltar CkrOaiclt Of the sd June
We have been shown the copy Of an order issued
BY The Emperor Of Morocco TO bis Governors and Agents
Authorizing the seizure and eo3hscson Of all PrvAeer
ing vessels entering the ports Of his Empire that are
ilied out ssnss the commerce Of the United States Of
Amarica
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upphs

.IsEE THEM ON THEIR WINDING Way
4 DIsrUANELL, l02 BIosdwey, hss for sas few cop
y. les OF The Picturesque Tourist. being guide through
the Northern Eastern States and Canada Also, new
Guide through Mode, Northern and EAsern stacs,
win map giving the summer arrangements OF travel
through the above section Of country
fbs books ought w be- IN toe possession OF every
mountaineering for heath or pleasure. aus lws
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Ons copy two yesfs. '.''''''''''''''"
r 40 copies ooe yesr....'..'''''''''"

An new .a,.ehbers arc entitled 70 copy u sA, or
d. N lh. ~ or The Tdpping s Of Tom Pepper
or ths Results u ROmaneing" eseh "ofs oonx NINA
some 70 uue Of 500 psges ,......
Al romm1nessi,bs shOad be addressed (post psic) 70
~ Faljer Eaof u New.YoIk Mirror lirli.sd Iumbsf
Of sdyer.emsn fsissg TIE Ars and The Book Trade,
inserted % mo outer oxses
NJ s. Price Of Tho Daily Evening Mirror, " per sDuum
In sdysrce one shilling when received oy car1egs
ry- VII our Exchanges please notlssi jyB -
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TEE FOLLOWING LETTER. SAREArtNc
REMARKABLE CURE OF

ER Dyspepsin, bronchitis ana Hheumaticui
Is ffOm Rev Or. lands, clergyman % N-~JVrsey of
distinguished attachments and reputation. It's puocst)n
Of duty lhOse afly sfcej with The hope
that these motives will plead apology II Is believed
thal thu annals u science give no more convincing
proof Of substantial merit lhan 10 here produced The
bets speak for themselves Gni The letter nay DO seen
application At the Agency.
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2 81 1871 NassaR-st. -. Y.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

STEAMBOAT sUNK-The steamer Rio Grande.
owned By Capt +. Irvine. was SUNK AZ New. Albany
bar on Thur.dsy evening lssi We unc-fstsoi hat =
portion of the machinery ard furniture will b saved
and that the cargo i total loss TIE boa; insured
In this city 10 the amount u 90 COO
Louisville Journ. 3lsi.
THE MoRxoS TExPLE.-The hsokuk Regrsfy
says that the sale Of The Mormon Temple 81 NaGvoo to
,hs Catholics hss failed in consequence Of defect
IN the tte The Catholics have purchased Farley PrAs
LoQ,e with the inienuon OF converting Il into church