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Removal OF the United States Agency md Not"riai

Removal OF Tie Uhitcu s'"tes agency MT" S"''''''''
Office.
TIME subscriber has removed his office from street. TO
l. small office which has just been erected ON SepsHh
street doors ADORE the Post Oe where he viii con-
tinue agent for pensions, patents lands contracts,
and claims of every description.
Being notary public, and commissioner of deeds, &c,
for the States of Virginia, Illinois, and Alabama, he viii
attend in any part of the District of Columbia when his
services required
Within the past two years this office has been favored
with good share of patronage many claims have been
advantngeousy settled, and large number are now in
progress. i,
CAmAyTs in all parts OF the United States may consider
this permanent AGENCY, and may confidently Intrust
any business that requires agent attorney AT the
seat Of government.
Persons making inquiries which require visits and exam
nations the departments, viii please enclose small
retaining fee remnerate for loss of time and correspond
ence.
All letters must be postage paid. -
EDMUND f. BROWN,
Attorney and Agent for Claims,
Notary, Commissioner, Nc.
WASHINGTON CITY, July g. 1916
July Std Naawcp6ni
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WoMhy.-To young man, whose feelings are yet UNI
blasted by worldly experience there is a charm even
woman. To him how vast charm is comprised in the
narrow compass Of word In this single abstraction
unconnected il may be with any individual reality are
united all his pures dreams of happiness all his brightest
conceptions of imaginary beauty it no thought of
grossness sensualty comes to containac his fancy
or heart This is at once the portion of the penalty of
y-hared debanchery. the orm-wood which min9les
the cup OF pleasure changing the sparkling contents Of
the goblet to bitterness and poison .. teH
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Ii H. FENTOS will open Tuesday, the 18th instant,
III. Mrs. Stetsous six doors of Celemans, (up
strs,) fresh supply of rich Partisan goods The atten-
ton the ladies' respectfully invited TO these goods,
Tor their inspection. Jan 2o-3t
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HAMPBELI'S Lives OF the ChahcelIors-LIves OF the
~ Lord Chancellors and Keepers Of the Great Scf of
England, from the earliest times till the reign OF George
the Fourth; by John Lord Campbell three volumes, inst
Jan Is F. TAYLOR. =
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE BAR
III dxtes &c, at auction on Thursday, the 2sih inst.
sial sell al the Maryland (formerly the VeandaD Hotel
lent by L. s. Robcy Pennsylvania avenue between 30
ami A rsets 10 o'clock his entire stock OF flrni
ture, VIZ;
Mahogany sofa, cane, aud wood-scat chairs
Dining, breakfast, and other tables
IIigl andlox post double and single bedsteads
Bureaus. waslstands, and loilet-sets
20 feather beds and bedding, among which are 20 home
,,ale eountsr plies, hair and sliuck mattresses.
Hall, side, outdoor, and other lamps
pier hanging, toilet and other glasses
"a carpets, and a large lot OF ol-cotll
Plated casors and candlesticks
Cookery and glassware
kitchen requisites, among which cooking coppe-, &c
Al- the bar-foo fixtures, refrigerator, counter, oyster
box Me- with many other articles notneccssary TO ennme
-, -.
SO credit oil 60 and 30 days for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing into rest
jan 25-3 A. GREEN, Aucloneer.
nANK Of the Metropolis, Cooperation, and othe,
d Socks at Auction by order OF the Orphans CourtOr
rburstly evening the 18th instant, al O'clock p m
| shall sell, my auction store, by order OF the Orphans
Court The following stocks being part OF the personal estate
of the late f. A. Wngler deceased:
100 shares of Ss25 each of Bank of Metropolis stock
$500 OF Corporation of w Washington, 8 per cent.
I79 shares OF Union Bank stock
shares of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal stock.
Terms cash. Il. w. DYER,
Jan 23-STuTh Aucuoneer.
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(NURRAN's Speeches, volume octave, new English
~ edition, with portrait Sheridan's Speeches. volume
octave, London edition. lSi5 Speeches of Lord Erskne,
new edition, London, 1876 volume octave; Speeches OF
cct Speeches of George Canning, volume octave Speech
IS OF Windham and Hussson, together in volume
VOC Speeches OF Phillips Curran and Grattan together in
vol oct; Speeches OF Chatham Burke, Erskne aud Mack
mos together in volume Select Speeches of Patrick
Henry, Edmund Randolph, Fisher Ames Edward Livings-
ton, Governor Morris, Josiah Quincy, CASTOR Pinkney
and other distinguished Americans, volume octave the
Political Writings of William Leggc edited by Theodore
Sedgwck volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
Of Daniel d. Barnard volume; Speeches of J. c. Calhoun
! volume Speeches of Daniel Webster, 3 volumes :
Speeches of Henry Clay volumes and many Others too
numerous for the limits of advertisement, many of them
imported from London direct, by +. TAYLOR,
Jan IL Bookseller, Washington
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SATURDAY, January ~, Is47.
Mr. Mills appeared, and explained his plans
The board then proceeded to consider the resolutions
relative to the buildings.
Adjourned 1w
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FRIpAy, January %, Is47.

The Chancellor presented another letter from the Sec
rotary OF the Senate, accompanied by memorial similar
to the one presented yesterday.
Mr. Arnot appeared, and completed his explanation.
Messrs Rogers, Renwick, and Archer severally ap-
peared, and explained their plans.
Adjourned.
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DRAWN Numbers OF the Alexandra Lottery, Glass ID
~ drawn January %, 1871
J. w. MAURY ~ Co, MANAGERS,
(Successors 10 }. c. Gregory ~ Coz
", 81, Is, 81, 62, SO, So 81 10, 81, "A, 9, 10.
On Saturday, January 30, lS47
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class f, draws.
- drawn numbers out of 66.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize of SI 800
do 10000 10 do 900
do 5000 10 do 800
do 1000 20 do $50
do $50 &c. &c.
Tickets S10-lIalves $5-Quarters 50 so.
For sale by j. IL G. MAURY, Agents,
Next door the National Hotel Washington CITY.
January 26--itd
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REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE GOVERNMENT
or TIE UNITED SrATEs-Under this caption the last
Boston Post publishes article including letter from
the Solicitor of the Treasury which we give below On
Inquiry learn that the proposed sale Will embrace
lands nearly every state IN the Union including large
tracts In Texas. Most of these lands are wild. still
there will be- valuable farms and city lots, some with
and others without buildings rcuded ia The sale some
Of the Southern and Western isDds said 10 DO OF the
very best quality. Schedules of these lands are expect
ed TO be- completed In about two weeks, and will appear
In the papers of this city The lands iR each state will
be- advertised 10 local papers 90 ss 10 allow
the greatest possible opportunities Tor bids The bid
dings will probably close by the middle s September or
hrst Of October When accepted, and the money pho
deeds conveying the interest of the United states VIII oe
prepared executed and acknowledged by the Sohcnor
and forwarded to the purchaser free OF expense Papers
ia the vicinity of lands obtained by the Government ~
the collection of ts debts will confer favor on those
wishing to become purchasers by giving publicity 10
these facts The advantage TO the Government In con
vetng these lands into money and to the country In
their passing into the hands of actual owners and occu
pants seems too clear to need calculation. This move
men of the Solicitor cannot fail OF receiving the com
mediation of all Washington Union.
We published the article of the Boston Post
some DAYS since The letter of the Solicitor is merely
dearslory of the intentions Of the Government as sp
pear In the Union
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Things In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
purr .nRrpurA Iufv


PHILADELPHIA July % 1917
The last letter due from me was non est iEren
ms" Al the usua hour for taking II down to the John
Segens yesterday afternoon streets presented the
appearance Of miniature deluge, and scOw was
convenient was compelled to keep housed | never
saw il rain harder flooded and the
compartment of the thunder and lightning awfully
grand - Pauls Church, occupied bys German Luihe-
ran congregation in the Northern Liberties struck
fred and total consumed The congregation had barely
been dismissed when he accident occurred The build
LOG nearly now erected at an expense OF $2-OOO OF
which some $1,000 insured
The jury in the case OF the murderers OF the black
man, Anderson, have at last sgreed-One was found
guilty of murder in the second degree, enc Of man
slaughter and two acquitted
Market to-day very dull 1000 bills Flour from a
Now Orleans vessel taken al s. and 300 Penn s. -
Meal % for Penn 80 for Brandy wine Rye Flour Of
ered s. 81 1000 bushels Wheat sold ut 10 for Penn
red 100 Tor white Corn, buyers at 80 cents sales
Whisky 10 hhds and bbls at % cts change In Proyis
IONS OF Groceries.
SAILS or STocKs-F First Board and AGer-l,000 -
&C. 81 800 U X 6s o. 1865 1900 ~ js, cap, s0i J25
u ; Bk a; so Planters Blk. Miss ca Up, 5000 Cincn
nan w w Bds 6s. b5 GOT % Girard, l3t Phils &
Trenton 100 900 js. So % 1000 do. 6s, 6IlO6
% U 5 Blk Al; 100 do. b5. a.
Second Board and Affu-25 Miners. le S5OOO state
b. 81. $1,000 BIDS 77s: Commercial Bank sol; $1,000
u Treas Notes 1885, $1,000 sch Nav 6s, '65 60 20
Read b5 NV 3iI $1,000 Read BIDS, b5 11i 100 Girsrd.
49, Kensington G2 50 Am SEQ, b, & 400 Read,
e. 800 do b5 3jk
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DIED

On the sd inst At Pittstown NswYork MARY Ii.
IlTIA only child Of Charles and Mary Jane Field Of
New York City, IL months and days old
e Greenfield and Springfield Mass. papers please
copy
On Saturday morning, the 24,h inst siieT lingering
Illness, PATRICK CLARK IN the 43d year Of bis age
On sunday afternoon. 18th inst, JOHN HOLDRON
THOMPSON, 10 the 18Th yezr Of bis sge
His friends and those OF MS family respectfully in
viIed 70 attend his funeral from the residence Of bis
father, WIN. A. Thompson. E.q. No O. Christopher -
on Tuesday afternoon, 9th inst a. O'Clock F. NJ with.
out farther invitation.
Al Montreal, In me Hospital Of the Hotel Deu, 22d
inst Rev. john RICHARDS, Priest and EcolOms Of the
Seminary Of 81 sulpce aged 90 years He had caught
the chip fever al the emigrsnt sheds. He native
OF Alexandria ID e. 20 Csnsds 80 years ago, sud
was chaplain in the English army E, Plattsburgh in
lel3 The Church employed him 70 comfort and coun-
eel the lrish immigrants and while seeking 10 the
lives of others be lost his own
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Amuecmruis
LAM ~

CHINESE itDN Novel Aursciion. The public
y arr respectfully Informed h.. opportunity gill -
sfortet then "Wednesday sh irsI n s-~ing he 0ny
Chinr.e Lsty hsi ever -f tn- 81. q CAn0n. IN
sequence u ne grners society zen Ne
lougrg ih- hsh order u nc Chinese Empire hat nj.
% her departure FOR Europe, NbJs saloon N- Broad
way has been express Engaged To order give a. an
opportunity q srsuyngs curiosity hey n al probability
vii never have = chArce u dolng again. TIT. r-sy
Interesting and unique exhibition VII vel repay Svs.t
A MkRICAN MU-kt VI .- Every day ard evening
"A mis- wees. commencing Monday, July % Splendid
eN1biuous and performances. sf-ruoOB 81 and
every evening" 81 oclock Lssl week II he Ctspmsn
fsmy. Also engaged Tor another week he c-l-hisied
OrphuAn Family, Or heurrhec Noca. -. Shsking Qua
New sad interesting NsN Figures f>lthfUl rep.
resentAtors Of the So AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES
Amiszd. Sler Trey hst ruln-c snd murdered N, or
cers and santa ArlNs " OGDEN Leg Pete Morris,
Comic vocalist Miss ? julien, he beautiful psnseuse
Living Chlmpsnze- or Orsng Ouisug Anstomicsl Venus
Admission p cts children under DO yssfs ~ ca. iy.o
CA-TIk GARDEN.-Afnss,oa . c~uls- the
y splendid PRnorAns % Newly orb esy. and h- tight
M bre-re euioycd by The sst-rs render hi. he most
desirable sumner resort In the ciiy TUESDAY EVE
NlNG. July 1.-THE EutcfA nmenis viii commence Niih
the Overture % Fra nlsyoof Amer WHICH The Comedy
entitled My Lille Adopted" 10 The OF the piece
Mss Phillips will sIng fsyOrte sOng. Ni,s /. Wells
will dsrce 81 Naeo de Here's Pas Ga MAslot By La
Scotch Pa. Dc Deux BY Misses Amelia and Louisa Wells
Gslopsde Gusisyus,' by the Orchestra The whole ~
conc ute with he vaudeville - Murder IN The Fret
Degree" Doors open al g commences NJ oclcc' y y
CASTLE GARDEN-ExTRtOR Emil
SBlriON The Chinese junk keyins. is now lying 81
Castle Garden. Admission on board, - cents Open
from . O'Clock. A NJ until 7. iyl5 2wis
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Telegraph communication was suspended yes
teraay between this City and Philadelphia IN con
sequence Of some slight damage 20 the line occe
.ioned By the storm Of Sunday Probably the line
will be in operation again today We ind the
fllowing dispatches in the Philadelphia BaidH
Of yesterday afternoon.
RIcHuoND July 96-l0 o'clock
The line 10 Richmond is now fairly in operation.
and send you this the first dispatch mat mas
been Forwarded 10 your Ciy. The southern nal hss
iI.t arrived 10 RichmO d bripc1g Ne~ Or"Hns p'ye :
Of the leth of July The n. o. Times Of that day
roply insist. that its report about the pesce PROPOSE
uoos beog reectsd BY the Mexican Copge.'. correct
Il says that The report came from sacn sootce '1 y
rnsy relied upon. There have De- 10 '''''a'' nun
Vera Cruz since the AlabsmA
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How Is THIS The Union Of Thursday night
contains the following editorial paragraph
we deem il probable that If Mr. Buchsnsns Dis
patch had been rsnsmi't b the Mexican Government
inmfdigteiy af1 he Jattle of CcrrO G0Td0 should
have had peace before this period. Why II not
Transmitted Is grace question out undertake 10
confidently thst this not the fault OF Nr Trist
90 the contrary he Old everything 10 bis power 10 have
IL forwarded through Gen. Scott
HIRE would seem 10 be imputation Of some sort
on Gen Scott and believe IL IL the second time tha
the LEOE has intstod some delinquency Ia that officer
10 regard 70 the sbjec, Of Mr Tsts mission 20 Mexico
Ia this instance however spprehend that the Union
has shOt its bolt In the dark The battle Of Cerro Cor
do occurred the 18th april AZ that time Mr. Bucha
name dspstch scarcely written II is dated In this
city the 18th Of April only two days before the bat
De aud Mr.. Tfist who conveyed il % Mexico arrived
NJ Vera Cruz the 9th OF May and at Jalspa, Gen.
SCOTS headquarters. the 18th Of hay. How then
could the General have forwarded dispatch immedi
sely after the battle Of CeuO Gordo" which did not
reach him until nearly month after that battei
National lntelligen
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Ma. wrSrHRof. OF MAssAcHusETTE-Asa sen.
timeptsl butcher whom we once knew would awe
ala once know q sentimental butcher-Mr WINTHROP a
acuttins u fst7 Europe While IN London he k..sd
hand. with the queen danced Polka with one of her
maids of honor. chsmpegned with Prince Albert and
shook hands with the Duke OF Wellington He ia now
in Paris and from GaSHGHfs Paris Msssn7ey We learn
that GA The oh alt be was presented by the Chsrse
dAssres Of the United States 10 the King aud Queen a.
NeUiny IN O. Delta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

Dp.ru, nE.TRUCTIO> and x.ermioAi.on
DW'th a vsngesnes.-Who Ill hereafter be pe'1e'sd
"a .nroyed by q IS wien sehesp sure and "
r-g -dy hand Come one come a. 70 81
P-sr. ard purc sheet Of The eeisbr2Led Chinese
rterr anr fr CT cenls ana y1u VII pa hal As1ncenI
Quantity u destroy hurdreG in01sAnd Ties Inc IOcey
,sil he returned 4 II fs.l % co a. eescrib-d
Men and boz. waited 10 se4 he GIice psrseserrs
o erscls can Hike good wsset Iy1o O.h
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pAWBARN & SON

MERCHANT TAlLnh.f
no Sold 81 Liverpool
~ sole Agents for NickoPs Registered Paleloi re-
specially cali The attention u Merchants, Captains and
visitors 10 Liverpool % the extensive alterations IN their
premises rendered necessary by the great Increase Of
they beg slate that having adopted The system
OF Immediate cash payments hey are enabled consitera
bly, 10 reduce their scale Of prices observing Al the zane
lime ha, the quality and manufacture Of their good. viii
Ia no respect Inferior hut will maintain the high char
ater for IT. and workmanship, they have hiih
eno been esteemed for.
DAWBARNk son, Merchant Tsio,,
my4 2awSmTukThis' 10 boli-sL Liverpool
r. The Brazilian Iinir-Curlng Liquid.-Ths
preparation will curl The hair hesuIlullY sud strongly
and warranted not 10 nJur- Il 10 ne least ~ nus .
penses with t- hra.ed irons which nlure The hair by
crsping aud burning H. Prepared by srosRs L CO u
Norm sNth..L Phsdellha- Agents N This CITY X q.
ROADWAY No COurtand-sii sTODDARD Co. lS tul-
Ion,l and GUi0S, corner BOwrry aud Grand brooslyn
M. HAYES ISs FultonsL jy5 lms'
~ No Charge until the Hair Is RESTORED
BEALSS HAIR RESTORATlEEt spilled on The above
.erms ~ the ofcs 03 Nsss1-sL \. B.-FOr Ihose VITO
apply n themselves u 10 fof sale mTll Sni'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
BELLS HUNG AND REPAIRED.
IondIord. md Tcuant. wanting Bells hi

TT Landlords and Tenants waning bes hunB
ana repaired have them done In he most substantial
manner and warranted, by r. Roberts 5e2 Broadway nesr
Prnce-sL
NIB. A splendid assortment Of new style Bel Pulls,
Door Plaes Number Plates, &c. K. ROBERTs,
ial4 ,lneods $50 Broadway.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-R.y,ngton ~, Few sochs slsher from
ID Grand ~ Houston stsErs, AL below sss-N. m .
private fam Few rrsgocsshie p,fson. ehsr sioge o.
I-neu ara her wives. can be Accommodated Al
ferr.hei cr unlrashed rooms and wih board 90 r~s
sorzhe terms. ~ -
nOAKpI>,:-Ftns lsrg- rooms with h"drocmss'
ID ps1u-s sltch~d required 90 let 10 fannie. ~ ga
&c gentlemen Apply q - Lih-Fiy'1 W. .I.-
RpAkD MA>rkD-ForA young lAay In rfivs'e
Dfsniy where t.-re sr- YER, '-W bo-rtsrs ksfef.
ences eNrharg-d. Adlr-.. : rntun- Ofce W. s.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN ship ohm. from Lirrpool-Mr NJ Waters, II NJ
Drury, Cooper Perry, Mrs Jane Perry, Miss 4
Coleman, 1876 In the Storage
IN ship Sas Hoi,qes from Ncto- OrloaHs-MrM Dew
ereux. + Timmlus Vorris, Dwight Master
DonOvnn, Fernando Gsyoso, and IL 10 stecrage.
IN brig Du1oara. from CdrdeHas, Clba-Mr Posett,
and George and Lucas Morris.
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OrrlcE oF rHE GEgESwooD CtNEIsKY, (
- NN.I..L- my = III
U,nE FOLLOWING RULES .Da Retu,a.iou. Q

r,HE FOLLOWING RULES snd kesu Anous Of
lie Grounds Of thus Hesitation srr puoAsn-d Tor ne IN
Iot-osn4r, snd heir households ar enuIed 10 sd-
rfs,r on f)1g or 10 vehicles whenever NJ Cemetery
open excepting sg11ays, ~nrn Iary are allowed e.
trance Only on fOOL 49,, III
ogl tek-. A. pr-seaIl eKcerrng % sundays and Holt
dav. schools Ard other arre sss11 ases % persons arc
uoi admiu-d Vehicles car Only Dc Aon.1s1 y procuring
ucksts IL he odsee q he Ct1@efy
None but ot-ownefs and thelf hol.-ho Is are Acn l.
Led on bor.eh.ek and they only - obtaining special
lrket OF admission 4 th- Once ~ nc Srn-.-ty
Chutr-n are rot aiuitssd unrss VIII lb-lf parents
ar Win person. having thea specially m chafss
NJ barron hsgug rsf1.lE-ntso % any Alna MI y A.
lowed enuAoce nor vii any 'moslnS = penn pa'
s-ls and any te articles and dogs l' - 'i' 10 chA--
Of he porter A. he gaze . ..,,..,. ,.. ,.,
No vehicle Will be allowed 10 pass tnio1Sl ne sfoun''
-. r.ts exceeding four miles ne hour
NJ horse NAV De l-f by he driver u II ko4l' IL
fastened. , -. .t..t,, ana s,.s.,.
either Wild Or cultivated or bresADs '-' "'' '-' "
plant 49,. t., ,.-tt-r mon asf.e.
In or A. iuriug any mOnumcri irll-i " '.-'
IN Or beopgius 10 ne Cemetery II - =, IL.
t0 A. p-rsor eslur1nz lie cile' 80 go
nisr. by r9i.e or olher improper eonH1os ~ a. 80
violate sry u lh- foregoing rri-s WI % 0-F17- ~
stsntly 10 leave the gr0un's H. entrance n, Al
Ill fs- porter Is charged 70 ProhlD,l .s -. SIC % -
,v 1s-,,s. md sso hose who a. Any tme 81 a.
- sIs,I, ,re-.yrrsset he rcg14sIoIs u me Senl
/ tr,v .iibou n presenting uekets -, - 49,. 10,
IT, Csfe. will BE- opened a. s1nrls- A1' e''e' '0
I{ a. mesey nsy Be paid 70 The Por.sr ;.
.rict observance % hese rules ~. S,us = ~
ngiaIy enforced lly2s .rs'l J. A fLAAi' ''HA'''''
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miscellaneous.


TO RtNBIEKs.-Linen Busters an indispensa-
bic over garment % travellers also linen Sacks, Dor
for sale The establishment tr garments 70 he
frst quality r-ady made, .3l brosd~ay. opposite the
Fountain liyg7 5u,l WM 7. JENNINGS CO.
STRANI ENGINE FOR sALE.-A i've horse
- power upright stean Engine, new, and compact
conjunction Ill be sold low applied FOR immediately
Can be S5i stanton ta- ?. River lf7 w
INOK SALE Or ENtHANt.E-rhe entire stock
L or too machinery Of a manufacturing establish
rpeut that Ia. hero doing good business WI be cold
rtesp for cash or eHchs1g Tor productive property
The sdver.-r s Induced 10 offer the above establishment
Tor .als from hs not hasI- ,u eat lm- I'd 70
personally blt % Tlitf'le p~f'o7 WIN moderate
amount Of capital excellent opportunity row pr-sens
u..Y Tor rnskar .sf I'D ,rnfisa lng-sim-rt which i.
rapabe Of BENZ efeay inrr 8s-t n deslred. TIE bull
ra.s a. itself simple ami easy manage by ans pos
-~s,~d n lary mechanical sl For particular. please
address 10 " J. P al this OF slang name and sdtr-ss
which will receive cls slieru1n. ly%I u
KIJOOi.-ioOCo COO lbs. fleece wool now opened, con-
W prl,ing > Qualities, incildlng coubing wool
..r.bv VALENTINE o HALL,
W. jus' - Ff.f-s- c9i- RI vi pc Amih-s-
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pr,r.,raen July 26-I2 o'clock, N.

The recent rains have caused rise N the river
"A 80 near three aud halt feet ~ The channel
There i DO improvement, in 'he demand Tor Flour but
our market responds 10 thr imy'oV.o n,hhess Al the
1901 From a. 90 37i 10 the rate No movement
a. ts,,e,d Provisions. Bacon Is pretty active At last
veek'srstes Wool continues In midding request with
no change Of quotations. We are waiting with some
anxiety the over due foreign intelligence BY the Wash
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Excursions.

<T- SONS OF TEMPERANCE ENcur.
ErSNs-siNsion 20 Haverstrs~. Thursday. 18th inst
attend the public meeting snd pic nc Of
Warren Division No. l78. knck~rbocker Divi-ioa No.
$ have chartered the steamboat Eureka convey al
persons who wish 10 attend. Dngrs band accompany
me excursion. @. W Z. Jsmrs Kennedy Will pre-
side. A dispensauon has been gfsned Tor all tho
Divisions N The city TO spp-sr In regais new
Uuon OF The Daughters Of Temperance Will be insli-
iuied % be called Warren Union. aud dspsnsston has
been granted for oil the Unions IN tai. city sppes IN
regaA 50 turn out ye daughters sisters ma irends
Of temperance and show by your presence that there 10
good tme coming" Fare for the excursion 50 cents ,
children under u years half price The boat will lrsve
the foot Of Delsnceyst at O'Clock Mske.t "a Duane
a. :. Cans-st before Hammondst s. sud Nineteeush-
a. Returning will leave Hzver.trsw 81 O'Clock -
Tickets may be obtsned Of VIM. Robinson, ~ Eishih-
svenu-. "A. ". Hsmhlu Sol Green~ich-sL, Dong
$50 Amns-sL q. T Lesch iB7 West Sikeeuihst q. W.
Hsfdsubrook sol recs-rsl, w Cronk 9bl Blocker
a. C. Heitslelberger l53 Eighthsvenue, Luke Hs,seTt
t2l Nassau-sI; W snd ". Gney. $50 Grand st.
Curt. steacns, IS BoSory r. sharot 2sl sPringst
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