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PHILADELPHIA, August 2s, 1913.


Political Movements IN Philadelphia, &c. l
The political rialto IN front of the State House
row, has been crowded with an anxious multi
tude all the morning, watching the proceedings of
the city and county conference, to nominate can
dldates to be sustained by the democrats at the
coming election. John Kline, on the sixth ballot,
received the nomination for Prothonotary of the
District Court In the county convention, Henry
L. Benner on the second ballot, was selected as
the candidate for State Senator the station he has
occupied for the last three years. Iet 30 3IIH
The success of Mr.. Benner over Andrew MIL
Ter, the present Recorder of Deeds, has thrown
the Irish party into furious passion, and an
tneute will probably be the result if some atten-
ton Is not paid to their feelings In the other
nominations. The ticket agreed upon in caucus
some time since, appears to stand the best chance
so far; what effect will be produced upon the NAL
contents by the defeat of their hopes will be seen
after the ticker 10 completed. ''.at 'H t3l4
The ballotiDg for members o. the Asse mbly,
next came up IN order, and the following is the
complete ticket Thomas S. Fernon, Kensington;
Thol.ss X. Furletter, Furman E. Downs,
Northeri. Liberties Abraham Divine, Penn
district; Washington J Jackson, of Southwark;
Thomas MELON, "oh, of Moyamenslng; William
Souders, Of Spring Gl,den, and Henry Mather, OF
Richmond. I5 =
The public school re-comnel ID this morning
after the summer vacation, giving iUtv Thousand
youthful minds some employment, aftei few
weeks OF ideness. mstaeea o.Yi /
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The Crops.

Z The spring wheat in many localities has been con-
siderably injured by the rust. This is the in
several parts of the Home District. The same COM
plant is made in Newcastle, wellington, and Gore
districts From the Niagara DISTRICT where the wheat
crop is said to be excellent hear complaints of
rust In all the late wheat appears to have
suffered most from rust The Missssquoi (Lower Ca
ing heavy crop; but not altogether free from the
ravages of the fy. The potato rot has appeared to
some extent almost everywhere. 1t has appeared
less throughout all these colonies, and in the
United States, well as in England Ireland, a nd
Scotland There are complaints ofrust in some
tons Of tho United States but 1t does not appear
have extended ito rayages very generally In Upper
Canada the whea crop will probably average Is bush
els an acre. In the opinion of many toerably accu
rate judges the crop of last year did not average
more than 10 bushels an acre Toronto Eram,ner,
.4ug. %. m. '.'f5f5l. q aft.'tstl ..jtsf sb56I
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pronCable results.
CITY TRADE REPORT.
MONDAY, August 26-6 7

It. Vt.
Flour was again firmer to-day, and sales were
made at slight advance In some cases, on Saturday Is
rates The transactions, as usual we're chiefly con-
fined to Oswego, common Genesee, Western, so.
There was rather more doing In pure Genesee. The
market closed firm. There was n good demand for
wheat, and most Of the lots Of good quality Offering
were picked up for export Mt full prices. Corn was
steady at prices current before the news with fair
amount of sales The lots disposed Of embraced round
yellow, which continued In light supply; and Western
mixed meal was nrmer than at the close on Saturday
under Saturdays quotations. Oats continued dull
In provisions, pork remained about the same while
lard rmer In groceries transactions limit
ad. Without material change In uIiQee. For cotton.
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There has been very great falling on In the receipts
Of breadstuifs and In many unimportant items while
the in the importation of cotton provisions Of
all kinds sugar, melasses, tobacco lard, has been
csedngly large The receipts Of cotton have nearly
doubled giving activity to shipping. steamboats, &c.
which otherwise would, with the limited comparative
receipts of breadstu have lain idle have been i'm
perfectly employed. Unfortunately, this additional
movement in these staple products has not been at.
4.~A.d nth nv nroGtable resuta ..t .g'.,.l a.
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Bosror, August 20, 1A8


lNlt' sdt GO Isup9 Bosror, August 20, 1S40
The New Parfy-John Pan Bsren-A Party Trick
+ The Liberty Parfy-Tan Buren,, &C.. y, q tiiy l.n
The third party are proceeding TO the completion
Of their organization In Massachusetts, with very
commendable degree Of vigor, considered In the ABB
stract Last Tuesday they had alsrss meeting
In Old Faneu ct which there were rs many Vice Pre-
side appointed a. would have served for barnburn
ing meeting in your city. Many speeches were made.
The state convention Of the party has beer called
for the 9Th Of September IN ,Sis ?rs. one wee.
have displayed considerable astuteness In this matter
have already notified you Of their Intention to nom
nate thoro ugh whig for the ONCE Of Governor for the
and the idea with them is that the old wings should
put In nomination another man, the onus Of dis
tractng the party as funny Prince John has It, viii
be thrown upon these same old wings. 49,,
The latter will find themselves In very awkward
pred when reduced to the necessity OF regu-
larly dropping good man Of their own party, merely
because be has been placed In nomination ~ oener
wings, who claim Is the with samuel hoar 70
have abandoned none of their wing prno'Pes. ws.s
complexities the matter, and renders the eonsoienceD
me n more bold is the silly conduct OF some regular
whig whose editors have been guilty OF the ex
qusite folly of calling upon their party 10 select can
didates for Congress VINO are nto ~ ON .1s
man Who are opposed to General Taylor's election
n must be admitted that the wings the greatest Of
political flats and that they deserve the periodical de-
This Offering premium for dissenting, is the poorest
policy that party can pursue. The democrats seem
to have better idea Of the proper way OF dealing with
recuants and the wings would do better were they to
adopt leaf from their practice.
Speaking Of democrats, am reminded OF story
that has been in circulation here for some lays ana
vhich though at Hrst thought 1t too absurd for be-
list am nqx. nom Tie 9umsrous rssPsctso!s guar
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barrels including pots at SIS 37il a SIS 37X; pearls
were quiet, at So s71s Sales on the Hudson river,
2l2 barrels. .- .,. e,
-Flotv--Sales of 900 a 5 900 barrels
were made. in separate lots, amongst which
600 bbls Lockport, at SIS so 1000 200, do; Os-
wego, So 56l4 SIS 621k 500 900 do common Gene
see, &c. at SIS 5614 So 621a; 800 do at SIS 6S2 800
a 400 do, pure Genesee at SIS 621s and 200 do at
SIS 10; $50 do (extra, new Geuesee, sold at So 37a
400 bbls round hoop Ohio sold at IS so Moderate
sales of Southern were making at SIS SO So rs
Petersburg City Mills worth SO 62h. Wheat-
Sales of 5000 10000 bushels new Genesee were
made, chiefly for export, at 81 20 a 81 IL. Corn
The sales footed up about 600 bushels in separate
parcels, included in which about 10000 Is COO
bushels Western mixed at 54c 55c 5000 do at SOC
5000 do, round Northern yellow, at csc and 1000
do.,to arrive, at the same price; and 500 do high
mixed at SEC Meal-Sales Of 200 bbs were reported,
at SO rs. Rye-No sales Of moment were reported,
while quotations were nominaly the same. Rye Foar
Sales of 200 300 bbs were made, at So S71s3a
SO "a. Oats-Csnal were worth about 36c a &c. The
market closed dull ,e17'D I.tt ~ $500
Receipts do,on the Hudson River
Wheat Flour. 1905 bbls
r Corn. ..........'.. 10 SZs bush
CorroN-There was but little action in this article
to-day, buyers for Liverpool; having withdrawn the
operations were chiefly by Continental purchases,
who took about 500 bales. The prices accepted ex-
hibit but small variation from previous rates. We
quote heavy market at the following hgures:-
, I. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. %
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In the city and County Of New York from the 10Th day Of Au
Men, c.; Women, 81; Boys, 1O3 Girls iO2. Total 32l.

gust TO the 10Th day OF August, IS4S.
ar Men, G.; Women 81; Boys lO3 Girls lG. Total, 32.
" IglllfI b DISEASES &iliff fl1'oi.
Apopexy o. atrophe 81 Needing from lungs burned
s,aaed bronchitis % casualties cholera inantum 81
Of lungs 81 coup de soe debility 8; derin tromens q;
diarh9a IS; dropy dropsy IN the icad III drory the
chest drowned dyeentery 81; eryspeae fever fever
bilious fever puerpers fever remittent 81 scarlet
2fyer typhoid 81 fever typhns II heart disease hoop
ing cough Inflammation, Inflammation of BRAIN nhan,-
nation Of bowels ~ Inflammation Of chest, 1;
lungs inflammation Of stomach Inflammation liver
inemperance jaundce, 4; maranus 26 measles 81 mcrt
fcaton old premature birth 3; pleurisy scrofua
Il small pox prue, 81 tcething, 2; liberation Of ntesnes
1 unknown, 4. 4igl ayiI .crL.r4- lf..gllHM
AgeUnder one year g6i to years 50; 25 to TO-
Is; 10 to 90 Oto 3o to ~ 81 40to So II 80 to Co.
60 to TO- 8; ~ TO 80 Il unknown,2 ,, -, 80
4 City Inspectors once, August %. ls48.
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Died..

+ On Monday morning, August 2sth, 1s4s, of the
whooping cough MARY Alice, infant daughter of 10.
seph and Margaret Black, aged 10 months.
The friends and acqNaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this after
noon at o'clock from No. IL College Place. 'a
At Brooklyn L. H. on Friday 25th inst after short
Illness Mrs. ABIGAIL CAHERTy, aged SO years Her
mains were inferred at Greenwood Cemetery
Yesterday morning, 2Sth inst. of marasmus, JOHN
MoRRrs Force RorF, the Of Charles and Maria
RoH aged year Q months and 25 days.
Thefuneral win take place tom orrow afternoon, at
2o'cloek. from So Vestry st. Una ,r, f,,syE sri
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On the 9th inst by the Rev. EaF. Hatfield, Nr.JA
,coB WAGNER toMss MARY +. DUNHAM, all Of this city.
y On the 21st inst by the Rev DR., Whitehouse, Mr..
JAMES LEONARD to Mrs. MARY GRTrEN, all Of this
city, ga.Bsl fisu,s,. ~ a.dl stis lgg'9 t3t1lf
At Brooklyn, ON Monday 2sth inst by the Rev. DR..
Cutler, Capt. JAMES HENRY CARLEroS u. s. A. to So
rHiA c., eldest daughter of Samuel M. Wolfe ESQ., of
Brooklyn. ~. W.. - .'--, 49,
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Union COURSE, LONG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ day, August 3th at3PMGreat sportStakc and purse
$780, two mile heats in William wheeand m
Whelply b. g. Passcpger c. Brooks e. Quaker; l. Wood
ruff Nell Gwyn Immediately after match $500 two
mile heats two hundred and nifty pound waggonr-ancs
Burnet names h. Teby; G. s. Bsrtine Butcher Boy Tho
cars leave South Ferry for the Course at O'clock and return
soon as the sports are D. GREENE, Prorretor.
o. OF o. F.-THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE
State OF New ork will hold rcguat adjourned
the Grand Lodge room National Hail. Canal street. this evening"
August g. ats o'clock Representatives will please
BY order; BENJAMIN J. PENTz, Grand Secretary.
DIAPER AT REDUCED PRICEs-CYRUs w. FIELD 4 co
Paper Warehouse No. ii Cliff street (Near John New
York. offer in lots to suit purchaser the largest and
desirable stecks Of Paper the United States at prices
very much than before Among the great bargains
be found 10000 Straw Paper $50 per rsa kOo
good White Plain and Ruled Letter. ST 2 psr roam
GOO good white Plain and Ruled Cap at ST per rcam
LOO good White Flat Cap, at 81 per rcan; iO001
lbs good Straw Boards At 20 lh $1,000 b good Binders
Boards At 30 per & $1,000 lbs good Hanging Prpsr At az
per h. 20 600 bs fine ditto. at 80 per ID. ,l-I
T'o PRINTERS AND NEwsrAPER PRorsIEroRs-
For sale one second hand double cylinder Press IL BY
nchc I'll do do ted 81 by inches Both presses will be
perfect order and sold cheap n. HOE co.
ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, A SECOND HAND FOOLS
CAP Medium Super Royal, and Imperial Washington
Smith Hand Presses and linking Machines at low prices
X. HOE co, ~ and 81 Gold "
WHY SB0yLD AMERICANS GO TO EUROPE FOR
vx xA9ie3 Nimmngsi Fringe, Gnp RuttonA o. ca b
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE ~

DR- RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE ~ TACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Txeas nc, SGreenwch street oee hours 9to IL An.
NJ (Sunday excepted Thoe who apply In early
stages will BE- surprised a. the rapdiy and little nconyenienss
attending their IL chiefly however, those who have u
red from certain class Of people, otherwise who
psry appreciate his services In structure, from s FIRST i
n s1ynntaGe 4 addlon q vsy extensive astss IN ~
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suoTsTror. ron rnH PnrrorrAL srocK. ~ THE NIw

comparison Of prices ruling at the close Of the
market yesterday with those current st the close Of
the previous week, exhibits decline in Treasury
notes of per cent. Pennsylvania SIS, %; Reading
Bonds, IL; Reading Mortgage Bonds, la and an ad-
vance in Illinois es of u per cent; Reading Railroad
u Norwich and Worcester, 90 Erie Railroad, new,
u; Harlem, q; Farmers Loan, 6 Canton Cos d. and
Morris Canal, H. u''
The annexed returns of the Bank Of England for
several periods widely separated, show uniformity
of movement in the issuing department very different
from that in the early part of the financial revusion
BANK ENGLAND. .,. rU
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The Best Place In the City % get good Boots,
Shoes Gaierscheap Jones' Ann street. near bhe Mu
His best French calf dress Boots 81 SOL second quality
from % so to 81; Congress Boots, from S. 50 10 s.
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DR GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
evening 81 HE Once on al diseases Of delicate nature
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NJ NY SBOyLD AMERICANS GO TO EUROPE FOR
xx 4Adie2 Ximndngi Etinge CHM ButtonA o. ca d
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~ delicate diseases which be without mercury Or
business The disease rs carly he
days Debility Of nerves from early indssretio.
with gradual grostraon Of power
csssuy treated BY DR. NJ The most obstinate Weld
70 bis method Of curing BY ABSORPTION London Diploma
In lib ots NY Fulton post Pad attended TO-
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JACOB s. PLATr AUCTIO NEER--HARDWAR FANCY
gods large invoice of pocket and Zen knives scissors ra
hear 500 combs the balance OF stck OF
watches i0oio imported and city made aud g
ell ok the auction ROOM % Plat street. Asn lJ gold
silver ease 0 fine gold pencil $40 painted single
double segsr fancy accoidon sou boxes
a buttons lead pencils needles playing cards guns pistols
spectac'es britannia states Also at III o'clock,
combination lock- with 1892 changes $50 Also,
hardware with which the sale will
fe mo having been damaged fresh only door
obs locks pins hat aud hooks door handles and
Also 25 doz short handle fry and variety Of
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NO CURE NO CHARGR-Dk MURPHY or IS GOLD
street ecasued on all forms Of private de
eacA Recent cases OF gonofhh0a he 10 dAyA Cons
utional debility and npotsncy successfully treated By Dr.
No mercury used IN any hindrance nom budno Once
81 Gold street. open from A. N. to 10 p. M.
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and shoe trade offers for fa at his French Emporium
Of Fulton and Nassau streets French Calf Boots 81 SOL
usually S. and 81 in other fine Calf Boots s. 60 usually
81 and Caters &c. equally low ALI military men, strangers
and citizens should give him acalL THE DOCTOR.
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Wigs and Ornamental Hair W0rk.-Ladles
gentlemen in want of wgs half wigs scalps toupee will
find the largest made the best
manshp full s3 per lower than any city,
ut Bankers Sis Broadway, opposite the Carlton House.
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ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE. IN wAvERLEY
Place from the middle Of September II LIST Of
Rent moderate Address Post Office Box 1880 50 West st.
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~ ONNEL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR-IT IS CON-
- coded by Medical that it's effects truly wo
Al pains are removed from Burns sca in few moments
tcnal has equal Cerf from many phycaps
who use in their practice be Only genuine at Il
CourtAndt street.
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The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street. place
cured The large number Of proofs exhibition at This
Gallery will satisfy examination, of the
of our statement s-... 49,
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Exit act from q I.etter recel yetl ftor. Am. n,,

ALBANY Augut22 lS4s-S c. HER RING Eso.-Dear Sr-The
safe bought of in the Spring Of l8 has been thoroughly
tested by the late fire. and Apply state than
ctaon Our South in the
second story and consequently faced the flames which, with
strong south nd made heat almost blast
and something Of the nature Notwithstanding all
this books and perfect they
before the Yours respectfully w. GODDARD K Co
sIh books and apers taken from the safe days
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by b. Il.
Watson Co. wall street ynolesse and retail At reduced
The celebrated Rcheeu Pen sold usyey O. above The
points warranted Eve years. Gold Pens 7epkired.
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RAARNg1Ms A AMERICA nUsEUa.P; T; sAsNux.

T, AsTLR 6. l21. CENTs-THIs MOST
~ beautiful resort commanding spest views and
the most complete and elegant accommodation sers win
be opened during the day and in the evening brilliantly i
mated. Much amusement be had Cosnor
mas together with the splendid paintings Of the famous Chinese
Castle Garden during the of S47also several
views of great battles at Buena VISTA &c. in Mexico va
etv Of rscenes '.'i = T -
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N EDICAL OFFICE-DR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET,
IA near Chatham street. well known tho most SUCCESSFUL
practitioner In New York in tho treatment Of yeneca diseased
The Doctors reputation sk In thoss old hacured @
have existed for years Pre- emnent 0ecs scturs nscrs
bones Of the legs eectuay cured Constitutional weakness
brought habit indnged in By young causing
lascivious and nightly emons positively prevented
Recent CURED in four without mercury No alteration
IN preycn business
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Eye and Ear.-Or. Powell attends daily to
dsea Of the and at 26l Broadway War
street, be had his treatise the eye. Price 80
cents and also his fountains for strengthening
the eyes. Artificial eyesinserted. f'.5.-.- -
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NT VSH WOHk-IO
Az Or those contain plating msuageThe Married Womane
rnvsts MEDICAL Companion, BY Dr. hAuroeau Sixth ed
ton Price 81 Ths work meeting with most asounding
!s copies have aIsady been disposed et K,s sn;is
tended especially for the married sesTsa
which ahoud be known to them particularly Here every female
dies and mos: certain mode q cur9 IN every esss Foz s "a
Aso b. Petorsep IS Chestnut street, Phiiadsl
pbia Little Co, Albany w.. T. Davis, Boston On he
70 M parts United States All letters must be aAdrssI
post paid 70 Dr. hAURICEAU boz LIZA New York city.
OHce Liberty street. .Te.H
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THE SICKNESS AT SING SINu.-The sickness at
the Sing Sing State prison has diminished at least
half during the last few days The hospital now
sufficient to contain the sick whereas until ntly
both the chapel and hospital were filed
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N IBL0's, AsTOR PLACE, BRO MISUNDERSTANDING
ComedyBeneft of Mr. H. Pacide and last night of his
ergagen entIas night but of Vandenhof aud Mr. r. PA
cideM Lynne will make his first appearance here tais evening
baving d mely rendered his
Tie popular comedian Mr. day EVENING Aug % will be
Lutte Mr. Placde Captain Absolute Mr. Yandenhof Falk
Land Mr. Lynne Sir Lucius OTrigser Mr. Charles LYDIA
Sam Hobbs Mr. H. Placide Miss Emma Leslie, Miss Horn
Doors before half past 2
Admiration % cents TT y - wv - - ~ 10y =
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~ ECON GRAND CONCEKT OF THE MORAVIAN
- Singers the Appoo Rooms Tuesday evening the 10th
instant In OF the immense which
their first Concert being crowded by the elite cty
the MORAv1AN SINGERS respectfully beg announce
to the citizens and strangers generally that they will give their
second Grand Concert the above Tuesday evening
and continue the every evening during the week. on which
choice for presented
Mdlle Loyspy zorr stoepe, Krlus. and Kan, Moayian
S and at the door the evening the Doors open
at at qusrer before o'clock The room has
been beautifully painted and lie well veutated. w ~ =
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NOR CHARLESTON, S. C-TnE u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
SOU1HERNER. Captain NJ. Berry, will leave pier No. a.
N r Saturday, Sept at four O'clock r. NJ All bills OF
ladng signed by the clerk board Price passage sos Con-
sgees particularly requested receipt Of their
ater the arrival of the steamer For freight
passage, apply to sPOFF0RD, TILESTON s. Co,
A Cnutj
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INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE
Il Tuesday August 29h at 10 o'clock, at l2 8r adway
W. will sell at auction as above to pay advances md
charges extensive assortment Of valuable mahogany paro
chamber and ether Furniture with variety o useful
furnishing articles Also 40 plain and cml maple Bedseads
now cady
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A N ITALIAN LADY WOULD WISH TO GIVE LESSONS
IA in the italian language From her great experience in
teaching feels erng for The rapid
of her pupils She is also ready proposals from the
different schools note addressed Box pos Lower Post
Office will meet with prompt attention.
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A UCTION NOTICE -vAIUA sLE HOTEL FURNITURE
IA This day. at 10z o'clock. will be sold the entire Furniture
contained in the story house. No "a Dey street. known
Schwars Hotel comprising the furniture, Be- of various
led rooms ball parlors bar rooms basement &c. viz 10
T.l Marble Carpets Looking Glasses Curtains 300
yards Oil Cloth $50 Chairs 80 Seats with backs Piano Forte
pcrdd Gas Fixtures Glassware Bar Room Chairs Clock
out samc day. Rain shine, the sale will tase psce
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II IRKBR1DES TA1TERSALLS HEAvE POWDERS ARE
N warranted TO cure In horse cough few days
will permanently eradicate Heave condition me.
dne that be used in tight hide &C. Beware Of the
cheap and paltry limitations COUGH &KErCHUM i9 Fulton
'"''' KETCfiUM AENsHAw, l2l Pul.o. street
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A FRENCH LADY, LATELY ARRIVED FROM FRANCE
IA highly finished education capable of teaching all the ac-
compshmen music drawing painting needle work. &c &c.
also understands English wishes obtain situation as
panon and respectable private FAINT
" Address H. d. NJ, at the Herald OHica.