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NTODERN Painters; by an O1horu VrNuuate. 81
lNl volume
The Origin Progress and Conclusion OF the Florida War;
by Captain John T. Sprague, 9Th infantry vol.
Kings and Queens or Life in the Palace; by j. S. G.
Abbot. vol
Urcuus' Spanish Grammar. :.
Mary Grover, the Trusting Wife, Temperance Tale;
by c. Burdett.
Harold, n Novel; by Bulwer.
The Son the Wilderness, dramatic poem, from the
German of Hahn; by Charles Edward Anthem, of New
York vol.
Coal, Coal Mining, and the Coal Trade; by Taylor
vol.
BarHes's Notes James, Peter, John, and Jude: vol
July / F. TAYLOR
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TORE NEW MUsIC.-Just received at the old es
Nl iablished store door Fner's hotel, the follow
ing new music which will be sold four page
being third less Than the price charged elsewhere
w. FISCHER.
What if thine eye is beaming yet.
The Old Soldiers Daughter.
The Babes in the Wood.
The vocal beauties OF LRcie de Lammermoor.
III not beguie thee from thy home
May hope to call thee friend.
Soft falls the tear-lor three voices.
Gems from the opera of Lucie de Lammemoor.
July III.
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TNHE HIVE AND THE HONEY BEE, BY Richard
i son, vol, London.
The Bee-Keeper's Guide, by Payne, VOL, London
Miiton's Practical Bee-Kee per, vol, London
The Bee-Keeper's Manual, by Taylor, vol, London.
The Pests of the Farm by Richardson, VOL, London
Turnp Eusbandry, by Jones' vol London
The Cultivated Plants OF the Farm, by Donaldson, VOL,
London -
Geology applied Agriculture. by Whitley, VOL, Lon
don.
Mains Domestic Poultry vol, London
Vaix on Fe rizing Land, vol, London.
Johnson on Manures, ] VOL. London.
The Sugar Planters Manual, by Evans, vol, London
Just imported direct by +. TAYLOR
Nav 10
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ID EGIsTER Of the Navy and Marine Corps, alpha
l. becaly arranged, asd containing the of all
officers OF the navy and marine corps military and civil
soned and warrant who have entered the service
since the establishment of the Navy Department in I79S
showing the dates OF their original rank and entry the dates
OF their successive promotions, and in what manner and
they left the service f in IL containing also
n revised edition of all the laws in relation the navy
marine corps, with reference the STATUTES Large"
and an index Compiled from the official records, by
thorty OF the Secretary of the Navy by Messr Mechn
Winder, 1913. Complete in volume large octave,
price So. Just issued.
July S-dScp F. TAYLOR.
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Lives insured l0l
MORRIS ROBINSON President
SAsL. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SEEDING, No. IL Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue Agent
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. D., opposite City Post Office,
18th street. Physician
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and operations
of the company can be Obtained application at the
agents office
July 4--Iaw4w Nat. Int.
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J. Y. Mason, Sec'y of Navy,
w. ALLEN, Ohio,
ID. r. ATcHIsoN, NSisso,,r >;
THos. III. BENTON,
SoLoN BoRLAYD, Arkansas,
SIDNEY BBEEsE, Illinois,
SIMON CAMERON, Pa
JEFFERSON DAVIS, lMi.
II. S. FoorE, "
REvERDY JOHNSON, Md,
II. JOHNSON, Louisiana,
JOHN A. DIX, New York,
Z. A. HANNEGAN, Indiana,
SAM. HousToN, } Taxos
THos- j. RusK,
JACOB w. MILLER, N. Jersey
]. ID. WEsTcoTr, jr,, Florida
J. r.. UNDERWOOD, Kentucky
United States senators.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Brig. Gen. U. S. 4
w. s. HARVEY,
Col I'd Dragons, y. S. Il
BENZ. F. LARNED,
Acf'g Paym'ter Gen. U. S. Il
w. s. PARBoTT,
Late U. $. Sec. Of legation
to MEXICO.
G.. H. GRESHAM,
Major and q M. U. s. Il.
July l3-3ld&2aw3m
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r LIQUORS AND WINEs.-5 pipes Holland gin, mpe-
IL rial eagle brand
pipes Holland gin, Swan brand
50 ha-pipes and Or pipes French brandy
20 bbs peach brandy, five years old
$50 do old whskey, part very old and fine
20 or. cask. Madeira wine
20 do do Sherry do
80 do do Port do
Samples of which have this day been received, com
prsing qualities and prices and offered for sale
on liberal credit by STAINS MURRAY.
July 7-2aWi3W
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CHAPMAN the Rine. vol.
u Newton's Principi the mathematical Principles
Natural Philosophy by Sir Isaac Newton translated
English. vol. lsss
Manual of Ancient and Modern History, by w. G. Tay-
o of Trinity College, Dublin edited by c. S. Henry, OF
New York University. i vol
Denios Reports OF the Supreme Court of New York Sd
VOL
The Peasant and Landlord, translated from the Swedish
of the Baroness knouIDg, by Mary Hewitt. 2 vols
Hactenus, by Topper author of Provebia Philosophy
[ vol
June F. TAYLOR.
GOOD Common Playing Cards. % per DOZEN.
VI Fine do do 81 Is per dozen
Crehores and Barrlett's eagle playing nj unu-
suAlly low prices.
May q T. TAYLOR.
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TUNE Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance COmpa-
u ny Of New York, No. 80 Wall street.
This institution, during the month of June, issued
hundred and four policies, viz:
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NTIRABEAU; Life History, volume.
WI History of the French Revolution of 1873, by Louis
Blanc; parts and 2
Panorama from Bunker Hill Monument, one volume OF
engravings with historical and descriptive letter press il
Illustrations
The Origin Progress and Conclusion ofibc Florida War;
by Capt J. I. Sprague, Sth infantry, vol.
General Navy List and Navy Laws, from 1898 down
wards, l vol
Coal Coal Mining, and the Coal Trade by r. c. Taylor
vol.
Modern Painters, by an Oxford graduate I'd volume.
July Ia F. TAYLOR
rI,HE Diplomatic and Official Papers Daniel Web
l. ster, while Secretary of State, vol.
Beck's Botany of the United States north of Virginia.
vol.
Loitcrings in Europe, by J. w. Corson
The Posthumous Works Of the Rev Thomas Chalmers,
vols.
Eastern Life. by Miss Martineau, vol
Neander's Life OF Christi vol.
Mrs Adams's Letters, and enlarged edition, vol
Headley's Life OF Cromwell, vol
Seli-control Ga novel,) by Mary Brunion, Is cent.
Angela, Ia novel) by the author of Two Old Mems
Tales" T. TAYLOR
June IL
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prom
attention. and official of each drawing
mediately after it all who order from Ad-
dress, ]. IL G. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. MAURY a. Co., Managers.
Juy26 Alexandria, Va
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Most Brilliant Schemes for August, Is4s.
j. w. MAURY 81 CO., Managers
$4,000! $40 $50 "A prizes of $4,000.

10 prizes of SIS 900 are 1880
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For endowing Leesburg Academy and other purposes
Class No Al, for 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Virginia. on Saturday Au
gust IL, 1913.
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On Tuesday the 10th inst, after a short illness
EFFINGHAM RIKER, son of George and Adea Wal
grove. aged two years, ten months and ten days
The relatives and friends of the mily, aud those
of his grandfather, Samuel Bunting are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral ut No. 81 Essex street,
this aft ernoon at 80 O'Clock.
bud of great promise hath been transpanted to
bloom in heaven.
On the 18th inst at Hastings, Westchester coun-
ty of congestive remtteut fever, ELIZA, wife Of Mi
chele Rapetti, aged AZ years.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral Thursday the 18th inst, at o'clock PM
from her late residence No 123 Mercer street.
On Tuesday, 18th inst at Staten Island, after
short illness, THOMAS OLpFIELD, Esq.
His friends invited to attend his funeral at four
C. Pel will be ut the barge Office, Pier No l, East
River South Ferry at the above hour TO receive the
friends Of the deceased board and convey them to
the cemetery.
On the 10th inst, ofconsumption, MARIA, eldest and
beloved daughter of Christopher Taafe aged eighteen
years an d two months.
The riends OF the family respectfully invited to
end the funeral Friday afternoon at half past
O'Clock, from the residence of her father Atlsntic
street. corner of Boerum, South Brooklyn.
On the 10th inst at O'Clock p. NJ, JOHN Conn.,
WELL PEAsE, aged twenty seven years, six months,
and sixteen days
His relations and friends, also the acquaintances
Of his father john and brother William Pease and the
members of Independence Lodge, No. 1885, 10. of Of
invited to attend his fGneral without further in
his late residence, No. Essex street. His remains
will be taken to Catherine street NJ T.. Church, thence
to East Chester, for in terment
In the death Of John c. Pease, we behold the
triumph of the Christian. Although suffering from the
severest pains that earth could give, through long
and protracted sickness, he submitted patiently, and
passed away to another world, to find happy immor
tally in the arms of his Saviour.
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Partly estimated
Here is balance in favor Of 1876 1885, in less
than six years We have partly estimated the imports
and export for the year ending June 80, 1S4S. Ac-
cording to official reports the imports for nine months
ending March 81 1913, S. from that time
to June &c. they SO limited that have put down
S5,5oOOOO for the year, and double that the
amount of exports The returns for the other years
included in the table official We must add at
least $7 to the above the amount of specie
brought into the country in the same period, by emf
grants, making total Of fifty millions Of dollars in
specie, received since the last great explosion in
our banking system. This accession to our supply
Of the precious metals, with that which has been
drawn from own mines, has made vast diff
ference in the value of the currency strengthened the
banks and enabled the government to carry into
cessful opera ton Of the best financial systems
invented. 1t has placed us in more indie
pendent position in regard to other countries, and
has given agreat impetus to most vital interests
By increasing the value of currency, it has pre-
vented those importations Of foreign manu-
features which, under inflated paper currency
were so frequent and has enabled us to produce at
prices which have shut out eectually than any
tariff, similar articles Of foreign manufacture Our
exports have increased and that branch Of for
egn trade has been more profitable than before
Altogether, wonderful improvement has been realized
within the past six years in everything with
which we attribute principally, we might say with
truth almost entirely to the changes which have
within that time been made in the financial systems
of the government and in the currency.
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heavy raine nave er aIy a"ui..e1 ne.s sI'p, 80
reducing the quantity they will make aud in deterio
rating the quality that not only short crop Is
ipevit able but the quality will b. very interor
under the most favorable circumstances that may PEE
vail for the balance of the season.-BoWliHg Greea
(Ky) hfeHigsncer, Aug 0.
At the present time, this portion Of Long Island is
suffering from want Of rain. All vegetation is dryiug
up. The crop is likely to turn out very light
Jam. Farmer.
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sporting Intelligence.

UNION CoURsE, L. THE announcement Of the
sport that will take place this afternoon should be
Suffice ind mt to attract the ate uton OF those
iond OF excitement particularly when enton
that several Of the very best entered for the
purtes For the trottng purse six entries have been
made and for that Of pacing three contestants will
enter the field The feature of the afternoon will be
match for 500. TO 2h0 lbs waRpnns
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Married..

On the 16h inst, in Trinity Church, Newark n. J.,
by the Rev. Mathew II. Henderson, Mr.. THEODORE n.
v. VuLTEE, to Miss REBEccA CAMPBELI daughter OF
MIR. John Campbell both Of the city Of New York.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Henry Chase. Mr..
THOMAS T. Bow, to Miss ABBY ScAsELI, both Of this
citx
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Crops

Owing to the long continued wet weather, the grow
ing crop tobacco in this section Of the state has
suffered materially, and should the rains continue
week or two longer the crop would be almost lost We
bavc convorsed with raj farmers within the last
few days who represent that the recent exceedingly,
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TINE GREAT MEDICAL WORK os THE AGE-"FALLA-
ces of the Faculty, with the Chrome Thermal System Of
Medicine iy DR. Dcksn Of london, edited by Dr. Turner OF
New York Free ST. New York H. Long Brother tS.ereo'
tyIed From the Nineteenth Century Philadelphia quarterly
I'VE can only that of the work bears the
OF great medical harDibg aud great earnestnes ana honesty "
who lools into az ALL lay down caesssy " de-
TO be read by every doctor the land and every wen
formed will md inse wonderfully instructed oy pcrusl
Of pages This mighty spirit q progress that soyerthr9wing
thrones and material forms " religions Is NOT more mercn 70
OF the oil theories ard practices q medicine From The
Mestmins;cr k,vew-" Almost entertaining 20 anoNcl
~ long BROTHER, 20 Ann street. v. Y.
Copies 'nail,d rccI' ~ CENTS I7stp'i ~'dr''asd az
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BALTrNoRr AuGusr Ia Maryland Sterling SIS, I5s
c2j do do, 1881; 40 shares Mechanics Bank, l2Ss
Pun, prI.pIiIA Aug 1G-Frst Boa rd-lV Girard Bank
1Oi 300 do DDS rw l06 $500 IT, s. 6s '67, l0k Union
Bank SUO0 state 5s a. a; $1,000 Ky, 6 9 Che
Del Stock TO- $500 U. G '6S lOil4 Is Man. Mech. Bank
2sli $3.50 ehigh Scrip rs "a; $3.50 state Be- days 7ih 2W NJ
Jersey, 80 Giiard Bank, cash. los; 5000 Wm 6 1mter
SaIsAO viii Il. X G rs; % uirard Bank. l06; 200 New
jersey COPPER Second Boord-57J0 Sch Nay g. 6s 90;
100 Leha Coal Scrip ISIS 10 Northern Bank Ky %; Par
Mech Bank 52 100 Union Canal af2 Union Bank Ten ~
edo do f2 1der SossoJ State 5s a. 1000 ritsburg 6s,
81; 100 u. = Bank ~. =.
BosroS Aug. 10 Erc1apgc Boordl Amoskeag Manuiac-
turing Co. G00; 10 Auburn Rochestee Railroad s; Boston
Lowell Railroad, 5i5 u sion Maue Railroad iOG 10
Western Jrosd, !Si Cheshire Railroad, Ssi Eastern
Railroad o. u; 10 Eest Boston Co, ia
FOREIGN MARKETS.
SURiNAM, July l8-The market for all American
produce very dull, and prices range low.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw BrproRp Oh MAREET, Aug. H.-Ons-We
have alteration to notice in the market this week.
which remains quite dull. with very little demand for
either description sale of 500 bbls sperm was made
on the day of last at 93c and subsequently 800
bbls were sold understood at 94c, and 300 bbls
private terms In whale, have only to report sale
of $50 bbls ~ w. Coast, at 321ac There IL nothing
doing in whalebonc. Last sale here at 23ic.
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Total New stock ............. 90 600 {"
600

This makes aggregate of l7s,T76 shares; the par
value OF which is $50 per share Such is the present
position of the capital stock of this immense
Germ.
The annexed table exhibits the amount Of bullion
imported into, and exported from, this country from
October /, 1S43, TO June &c. 1S4s:--
MOVEMENTS SPECIE UNITED STATES
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
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APPOINTMENTS THE PREsIpENr.-Francis H. Mer-
rman attorney of the United States for the district
Of Texas in the place of Gov w. Brown, deceased.
John Adair of Kentucky to be collector Of the port
for the district of Oregon in the Territory of Oregon
James NJ Newell to be collector of the customs at
Brdgetown New Jersey, Lorenzo F. Lee, deceased
Daniel S. Macauey consul general at Alexandria, in
Egypt. Z. s. Ofey consul for the port Of Smyrna in
the place of D. w. Offiey, deceased
FoR THE NAVY First Lieut.. Daniel j.
|Southerland of the marine corps, to be captain by
brevet for gallant and meritorous conduct in the
sault upon the city of Mexico to date from the 14th
|of September, 1S47.
PRoFEssoRs OF MATHEMATICS IN THE NAvy.-John
ill., c. Coffin. Of Maine; A. G. Pendlston, of Virginia;
Mordecai Yarnall, Of kentucky; William B. Benedict
|of Virginia; Mark H. Beecher, of New York; Henry
ILL., Lockwood, of Delaware; William Flye, of Maine;
William Chauvenet, of Pennsylvania; James Major of
New York; Joseph s. Hubbard. Of Connecticut; Ruel
Keith, of Vermont; Arsene N. Graut, of Maryland.
Navy AGENT.-John Parrott to be temporary navy
agent at Mazatan, in Mexico.
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nainder Of profits to be divided equally between
two
50 100 600 to federal oanholders 1850 900 shares
flo9 600 TO Sterling do do. :. 10000 "
l4O0 Ot0 to loanhoiders, 1877. ...... 2S0O0
S6o0ooo at per cent, for $500 900 float
ing debt. ....,.. $4,000
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Political Intelligence.

TAYLOR ~ LouIsIANA.-The Red Riuer RepubAcdn,
heretofore democratic, has run up the Taylor and
Fillmore flag. La Patria, the Spanish paper at New
Orleans, has done the same.
Free SOIL IN PENNsyLvASIA.-The delegates from
this State in the Buffalo Conve ntion held meeting
at Buffalo the 10th and resolved to call free soil
State Convention. to assemble at Reading. and nomi
nate an electoral ticket in favor of Van Buren,,
Adams and the Buffalo platform. Joseph Nede, of
Montgomery, chairman, and DR.. l.. d. Gazzam, OF
Pittsburgh, secretary of the meeting.
KENTUCKY CONFERENCE.-The impression seems to
be that the vote for calling convention will exceed
the vote Of year and 1t may be regarded set
tied fact that Kentucky will have convention to
wise It's constitution.
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Gem. Tom Thamb, the Mor.d Renowned

Gen. Tom Thumb, the World Renowned
the Cupid holding Leves for the reception
Of bis friends at the Am, rcan Museum in this city every morn
ling afternoon and evenings and the crowds him in
erasing his exhibition becoming widely known lie
the popular in the world and is always
he atronised by the great mas: OF every community
gives his entire exhibition every morning IN o'clock and
every afternoon and eveng He also conjunction
the other splendid entertainments by the Infant Vestrs
the Sable Brothers &C., NC.
Annual Pic Nc of the Eureka Association
proceed their Annual Excursion to Bddlss Grove,
on Friday August 18TH. The steamer North America
will leave Hamend street AN Canal ga; Grand a O.
and Pier No Tickets 20 procured Of James L.
street, H. Benedict 80 street; Butman l36Wa
verify place. John Weedcn 30 Norfolk street; A. r. Silva, 70
Pike street; James English, 26s Greenwich street.
French Calf Boots with a Patent Elastic
So French Boots made Of imported French Calf for 81 80
usually sold for Sc and ST. Fine Iaf SO 80 usually - 90 Gents
pOte Office Of Fr'.on and NassauCa and him.
CentIemen's French Calf and Patent Lenth-
Ter Dress Boots French Calf and Tampco Morocco Peged
COTS superior quality ad fin sh Calf and Patent Leather
Oxford Ties and Congress Boots and Caters Patent
Gather and Morocco Slippers for sale at FRENCHS MANU-
FACTORY street. cheaper than other
lin the city.
Genuine Cod Liver Oh, wa ranted manu-
acured pare and not purified from the Common Oil Caution
Pure Medicinal Liver Oil when genuine light
RUSn1ON, CLARK & co, Chemistsiand Druggists,
ITO Broadway, aud 10 Asor House.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
Boots Shoes and Caters Jones' IA Ann street. neas
Museum His best French Boots, 81 5O second quality
6tem S. 80 to 81; Congress Boots from S. % to s.
The "Richeiieu" Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens sold by B. E. WATSON co. No. Is Wall street, the
Gold Pens Gold every description Wholesale and
retail at the lowest prices. Gold pens repaired.
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From MExIco.-The New Orleans has arrived since
our last publication having left Vera Cruz the ID
inst By her we have papers from the city Of Mexico
to the 29t ulttwo days later. There little in them
Of general interest Paredes has not yet been TAKEN
and the government is urged to recall Bustamente,
that inquiry may be instituted as to why Paredes
suffered to escape-whether it was the fault of the
|command der in chief or his subordinates.
The press is demanding the attention of Congress to
the absolute necessity OF inviting the most extensive
colonization into the country, with the view IF pro-
tectipg it from further from the North
To promote immigration, it is insisted that religious
liberation must be at once conceded in full Mexican
journalists appear he thoroughly awake to the dan
ger to which their nationality is exposed by their ux
Opposition with intelligent, Industrious and
enterprising leople The very name OF Mexico Will be
their and enacts such reforms
called for by the spirit of the age.-N o. Pic
sdug, 9Th.
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vU,O FOREIGN CENT EMEN ARRIVING IN tn UNIrED

States others DESTROYS Of purchasing permanent Coun
Residence in Pennsylvania The subscriber offers for sale his
Farm situated in Montgomery county Pennyvata II miles
north Of Philadelphia IL contains % OF land @ acres OF
wlch in the highest state ~ cultivation producing wheat
Indian and hay equal TO uand farm the remain
irg aud. On the premises fine stone
cn, 60 feet by s. with ycrandah attached 10 ies wide
extending the cu 9Th the house. and ae para on the east
the whole giving pie accommodate Tor iamy OF twenty
persons The pleasure grounds surrounding the house are shaded
With elegant everreens beautifully laid out There
the farm three stone horses FOR farmers or tenants to-
ether large harms containing stabng and
head Of cattle and for the storage of 80
tons produce with coach house wagon house, granary and
corn cribs attached There ALEC tic advantages of
spring house h pond garden OF two orchards
with the hreSt NUT green house and wall
stream If spring every Held daily mail by the
Philadelphia aud New York papers OF the day received
e, d nm omnibus pas the gae morning and evening" In the
immediate ucrity Episcopal Lutheran and Presbytcr
churches Turter description is unnecessary, all persons
vi,ng purchase invited call and inc the estate
Itna, be added that for beauty. healt situation
advantages II snot surpassed by any the United States
1may be well 10 mention tie price which $40 per APP
pyto GEORGE SIEAFF,
Whiten arsh MONTGOMERY CO., Penn.
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SsTVNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-SECOND WEEK.
Society Library Rooms, 3is Broadway-Campbells Min
se (under the direction Of o. A. Kimberley Encouraged by
the very atterng in which their
ceved during the week. have the honor to that
they will continue their entertainments evening
introducing at each concert full and varied Of their
best dances &c. Doors open at 7commence Ad
mission rs cents N Bon Saturday afternoon, by particular
request Of several families they will give afternoon peror
nance, commencing oclk Adm. sion, Is cents-chldren
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n AGUERRIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROACH, OPTICIAN


- ~ Nassau street, N w. is manufacturing American Came
rus Of imported Flint Glass which equal any
hand Vogtander Cameras, Plates Casep Chemicals
Gaiyanc Batteries for Gliding and SvetiDg Electro
Machines for medical purposes Spectacle Glasses Of
quality in gold, silver and steel frames Thermometers
whole sal a nd retail
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GREAT SPORT-THREE SHOOTING MATCHES-THREE
u Pigeon Shooting Matches will OIL this afternoon
tween three O'clock JACKSoNS Railroad Hotel,
Harlem River. Sport may be expected.