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AMERICAN ART-UNIoN

FREE GALLERY, No 4y7 BkOADWAf
Dozen from 8 An 70 u NJ. lekZ eodlstf

UARNUMps AMERICAN MCSEUMmr, 4
DBAKNUM, PropnetOr-F. HlTCHCOCk, hsnsser-
Welcome 10 the New-York Vomnees.-Th are De
rous of Witnessing the grand military procession To-Day "a
honor OF our brave Volunteers The Windows balconies
md ba on the top Of the American Museum ronnng
As they do on Broadway and Ann SIS offer the peel w
Inc civ If fbis grand military pageant Splendid perform
suces will take place in Lecture Room nmed ailet
The PROGRESSION passes and viii be repeated again 10 me 81
rrnoon and evening 81 and O'clock In me evening" ne
entire building will be brilliantly Illuminated and on we .VP
mere viii be display Of re.Wofks, making TIE
day at the American Museum, one 70 be WIe
hs Sfsrs and Stripes u TRIUMPH Inc lV
lowing magnificent attractions engaged, ana may De
.sen Rrou ghou the day and evening Mons bhh
rhe Bee1an Giant the tsllest man IN the "oro, penny
Hl eight feet in height He may be seen a. al hours
rogener with the Enormous Boa Constructor, NE sIgest
serpent ever captured alive, being ~ feet long.
bvinx Orang Outangs FAIRY Family Infant 'eslrls, " ID
cbnbhee de Choctaw Chief the Highland Mammoth Boys
he Giant Baby, Wax Scripture siaigary Msdame hoez'
veil the famous Fortune Teller can be- privately conseo
Al an exs charge Of 3 cents Admission 70 me ~noe
Guiding Museum, performances, - cents ehnafsh uhue'
10 bears and enoug h 10 walk alone, IA cents -
Reserved front sests smiling eacn, extra. JyN
CASTLE GAKDEN-The public ara rs. peeuahy ~
HORNED that Caste Garden 10 open dunng me cay -
mission 2, cents N'yII
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raani,cennt article for the Teeth Is

Jones,s Amber Tooth Paste put up IN Chinese pos Tor
Two shhnes Il sweeiens the breath, whiens the eth, and
IS perfectly innocent. Try IT, Sold only a. 81 ChathansI
W. ThNS
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IT.rpv CIrpFDr T. TAIL, for the last Eve
w years has tIeated ecaris, bilious typh9s sod fhip
vers on the Hydropsic plan, and has carco every case
r. 1900. - lryer under his management continued
~ ~ ns 49, when no drugs had been previously admin
sst.a Chrorc Diseases are treated at the establishment
,,.1' ess, =. jya lmis'
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ONE WEEK LONGER.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

MISSISSIPPI RIVEH! -
r., ,r,rrFn ON THREE MILES OF CANYAS,--Exhb-
hing view Of country -J miles ~ enght eSsn9luk
nom tie mouth OF the Missouri River TO the City OF nsw
orssns and aching over ten degrees OF latmde-bElNO
THE LARGEST PAINTING IN TIE WOhLp! oPsn
svery evening Sundays sacepted) at the NEW ran
DRAMA BUILDING in Broadway, adjoining Ni6ios Gar
deo Admission 50 cents; children half price The rsno
rsms will commence moving At ~ o'clock precisely;
Afternoon exhibitions on wednesday, ana osuioays ~,
3 O'Clock Jy-f
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- r,4ltssssSBANKs- The elegant and conmonous
zsfFExsaEts-s sea steamer NEw.hAvEN, Capt, Lamp,
man. will on and after Monday. July ~ run reeg.ay "
and Friday leaving the foot Of Duane " coes cs s
81 Hammond q Cath-rne, en s,, o., on
Inc most choice kind furnished board sqenaia -
ana cotlon band viii accompany this boat Fsrs ,oi me
excursion So cts. D--V''
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COTTON-Thsre but r, little movement Ine '-es are 30 90
900 b-ies Hoers rery firm. Fhh checks irsaactol.
Rsegn Elyerfs # coaoH 81 ne Jooei"S T'aee'
- 4. u nnreLel-
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WANTS.

~ Al % Atr-ts~~esf. 'eni D. .a -.sf BE- re
PAID o. tAey sru1 not - taken o., If ne OSo..
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NV HURcH-Ccnsidersble e&ertiohs are DC
ins made to build new Episcopal Chareh IN the six'n
W.ri Of this city Mr.. sehemernorn mas been spphed
., TO gran, four lots schemerhorn st. Tor the site OF
,,e church.
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P,,-.r,--- Jun. lslps lclHs 2 l port fha 1850,
5000 .--s~srr ancHof he a-f-r rtts.
-. --~ .t- e.. o. 81 lorta.srr To- i-sts rHi.
~ - y. ~. F.-4- 80 tr1ls-t Flld hsf. 1esl si1s
d ships hss -esa alars- ts's e. i--7 o. "-ii-'s
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on UNION and FRATERNzATioN appointed by NE fkoNis
IONAL COMMITTEE FOR IRELAND, Respectfully request NE
several SOCIETIES organized IA CITY and IN BROOK
LyN WLLrAMsBURGH and JERSEY CITY, who are desfous
10 afford active aid ireland, send Delegates 70 confer
with them al Constitution Hall $50 Broadway on Ihnrsda y
he zh inst al OclocS N for the purpose 81 erecung
UNITY OF AcTIoS between all The friends Of the ause N e
present cn.s-New-Y orb. July % lsts -
ROBERT EMMETT, Chairman.
THOMAS DOYLE, Secretary. Jy%o -ts
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PRovIsIONs-Tere disposition buy Pors, but holders
ns generally higher hgures n buyers vii rea The sales are
m bhs Al "a FIX and u asa The closing quotations for
f,r parcels was and ok offered Beef quiet aud rather
heavy The only retail parcels Lirt heavy also Tie
only 80 kegs sale OF 30 hbla Picked Hams VS.
made a. - Butter ard Cheese are qulet
Export from 1T 10 15ih Julg.
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day Evening, 2Sth tnst-Ihe sieaihnoa' Noi1i =.
will leave pier foot Of WnTensi AZ Z; 0eocs 10 l. ~
A. O'Clock and per OF Of Market-f r p O'clock PM
Bv order e the Committee. JOHN MILLS IIts-
WV. 5 HAssAL, secy. pro ten. y< TIC
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Spoken, &c.

sis s q o. hns br Psruvra Of s-dss+ta % g '
sI Isi NJ u a 4. "a 5, - ship Peer asrl tn Lr-'T'o p
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ADlTORs-Th- acc Of The receipt. and s1pendlrr
u The nsh Repuhcan Union haye be, D submitted 70 us y
,ba cor,,.f.s. hal routecrO win tins BODY assenln
- Sbssneafe HE bv pulc notice on The 81 July. and
report that The cum OF el5a y oe.,- - -'.
IN Il $40 al Genie has been appropriated ~ me afpose iuF
which IL was suhscr 81 hs eash balance u COZ - els
remains 10 he Treasufefs hano- d.. ,s,..s
the aecolnfs have beea most accurately Aep arc me
epersI MINUTES and proceedings Of he Committee have
- - sf.-orv No laIlrs paid 20 any Secretary
- ,,,,s-r "a The Committee We have bad some e1
perence ofhe work Of public Societies aud We Zee called
upon 70 say that never iouna hOus more generously
applied and 80 ssflsfac oriy accounted i"r
Wires. our hsnds tins 15th July, 70 -,
RICHARD SMITH. Chain, Delegate from brooklyn
81 Asfur-s- -, 90.
THOMAS ROYLE, nelegAie from Jersey Ciy'
John KAVANs Oh. ~ Bo~eTy, \ \.
EAURfCE WALSH. De.eg ale from Montgomery CUB
WV T9ONPsON. Delegate from WlIalnsbuTgh
shnksneale uotel. NeN.Yo K. ly.l ll-
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The last annual report Of the Petersburg snt

The last annual report Of the Petersburg and
Roanoke Railroad Company shows that the road Ia do
Ing prosperous business. The Company, with cap
al originally insufficient TO pay for the construction Of
their road have rebuilt fourth u it with edge rails
and the balance with heavy plate ironconstucted
expensive bridge and three miles Of new road across
the Roanoke River besides refunishing their road with
engines and carsa Of which they paid for cut OF the
profits OF their business. while from the same source re
ducing their indebtedness 70 about $4,000. During
large part Of the they doing this they were
able 70 pay the stockholders moderate dividends winch
tor the last year they have increased to seven
per cent
Receipts from transportation FOR lie l. months 80. 81,
ending February ], >ls%'o CO
Expenses Of ranspOTts' ION. --io-<sf Is
New engines new cars. new ware
houses, Interest, 8c................. 1921 % "a
Net income for payment Of dividends and redue o.,
uOn " debt. -
A verv good exhibit Of a healthy business which We
must presume is skiliuly and prudently conducted
Markets CARLTuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE
Wr5srsb.r. july .. l-s-
AsgFsrs. MARIE, q qu,-, sale. l0o IBIS as az a. f P;s
and Pearls EIpor from j., - ljth July. 800
Pot. .'-+ ---- D'.s-- =
Pear. ..--.----... ..... - 10
COTrON-Ihsre very little Tae '-es are 80 of
600 b-ss Holders rsry firm, wleh checks rsaaa1ol.
R,eeigs E1yt 4 Cotton, 81 he J9ioriHS Taesf
al fis aafN 0HneIedr
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" Render, If YOU have bad Hair you would
really be astonisled the effect three shilling bottle OF
Josfss Coral Heir Restorative has t. Sold Al s. Chat
bsnsf iyl7 TLNS
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yRoN Our CORRESPONDENT


PHILADELPHIA. Jgly 2sAn o,gs hsTnn.ei y ~ -
b. rport Was " Atiacl, Me- VI DAVIS byst
br mona. Cooper Cors1n DO Cid oat Man sie NJ
Acton. bris China studey DO Richard lnser-o ID -f 90 y
~. A Was Do s. Gro T. Myers. 1hafsin
O.eeos Hsshsm. .chr Coest ,brl bet'-o1 aiiH -
ri oln.o6 II John NIB. lnstss BaEef frcyd-- So
No.. B.,or~ Csbsria- Amanda Osaen Rrhmo1d frecefs
Tgl-r gsf N0rsAl.
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faTRLIr ADNINItTkAINhs UFFINE NO N.'ss t.7op
No. % ihs r-stses and s-st q "a 2, ".
az IN, s. 81 Oahy Sas-an, offhe CITY u Nv TT
s.r isc.-s and Eo segsd 70 have det niesias tei' a.
- Ia. ssf1sfs Il ~ Cosby q New fork iDf -',srs
~ ~, - --,,s OF liz ths -<'h az ~
Aar..t -ssf oi1ck the tosenooo
H. 1855 lyE savs~i JANIS , thAiENf 'S'N
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or Children and Invaiids.-HEokLRsFa nna VII
be found the food for persons troubled with dysentey
Ike and for Young children and inan whether well or
.1eerng from bowel complaints nouhing and agreeable
far superior to smyaceous substances, sage arrow
root &c For sale Al all the drug Wholesale by
Tvs lmeodis HECEER BROTHER, 2ol Chery-st.
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yYs,. an. a. "a. 49, Lucy 80 iss- - cnstst, -r
$40 n +. al - "a J1tus hste. IN Nfak fr pool
I'LL b u5 - en- Isrs .p Fa-sn, snfs, IN Bo-t1l or WI
jay 3 ats us4e r" '.sa 'eA' s'r'A i''sss' fH Wan
so d. q. TX a. .ehrI Gsssr IN oss7ras vcrar
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caTI,IN,s NEW WORK.

rI1HIs MORNlNG-Caillns Eght Years Irayes ln "a,
rome with his collection of North American lnaiahs, ID
,,,-o hsod .oue vols illustrated throughout Pnce 81
These Notes Of Travel viii be sought for WIN eageI-
ness la LONDON. where the book Is aisQ Jus, OUT I s
S,vorable nouce has already been awarded IL All VINO
nave glanced over the pages agree that mere Is an
iveuess OF narration and Incident running tnIousn e
bo uosse,sed by very few books extnt ~ az llneray
character. bChOLoo' SIM % prosdwsv
WI As - Dy-
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HIS family has often used JoNEss Coral Hair kestorslse
srce and he can recommend u 70 ali who losing b. IT,
or wish 10 improve and beauty IT, Sold only si sS Chat
bsm.st iy27 Th6S
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THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER.-rh. Filter !


designed purify al river water. It's portsDie sppa
rafu e for application % any faucet or barrel zap uso
for The discharge Of fts and 10 constructed Tor appcsol
70 vessel Of the capacity Of keg or pail, a. wen ss ~
city lydrant Il ceanses Itself BY changing enc o' ~
tura5ty 10 ast several years Price g. with faucet ",
Wsiercooers an inyaluabe luxury for ne soen pic v
are also for sale BY WALTER NJ. OlbsON a. NC 1Ie
the Daphracm Filter $40 Broadway next aoOse D.
Hnrel Ftsr seni % any part Of he CnlOn lp Ineoon
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BALTIMORE JAY g-Au an Zlon ksynot. so ;. ~
y-a'sf Ts,srss Asrsatfni Mas 80 49, --1'- W
Ion Xis~-r Noros. spGs,. kr~sn, Nori1r -. -. -
SORTOl < July "a AR Stem ship Meta D. h. Nfot sI &
Tails He Atlantic, Cook Ma At-ri W Co. 49, 49,
uiastou, IcesrsrA, APP i-safihi bAtilofe
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Clinton Hall Beekman and Nassau sts-Zsuyp 70.
umes and the principal Reviews AMI Magazines Amencaf
and British; constant additions OF new publications
Clerks initiation fee g. and semi-annua dues 81; mer
chants and others annual subscription s. Rooms oPer
from 10 A NJ. 10 10 p. NJ. By order
HENRY A. OAKLEY,
iyl0 3wis Rec Sec Mere antie LIB. Assocauon
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REPORTED CAPTURE BY PlRArEs.-captair

REPORTED CAPTURE BY PIRATEs.-Captain
Newton OF the bark ST. Cloud which arrived al this
port yesterday from Trinidad dc Cuba reports thar on
The 5h inst two brigs Spanish and the other Ing
hh were chased and said 10 have been captured by pr
rates on Cape 81 Antonio. Two men of-war were im
mediately dispatched from Trinidad Dc Cuba. bur up
70 The sailing vi the Ct Cloud they had not returned
Phil. Eve. Bulletin, 10Th.
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N APPLETON j. CO.

,ryST PUBLICATIONS. Anecdotes Of Zachary
| Tsvior and he Mexican War. Pnee . cents %
T;raniley Manor, novel By Lady Fullerton rspe' -
WeIs,eses Charms and Counter Charms Paper % cs
cloth .. c,,,. rf1s
Brvsnr. Whist Saw IN California ~ . r,r,,r.nt.-
Adventures ard Wancenngs Of German |H"s
Isrnsrfine's Pilgrimage to = e Holy Land. -'0' ~
R-ysrf'. Fuoiogy 90 Cole the Arti-i. . cs. ss,.
1urT. D,.eeurse on the late Chancellor ne''- -
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AUCTION SALES.
oslAH kIcHAkDs, Aaenon'

JOSIAH HIGHLANDS, Aoenonees -.
nv Ranges, RICHARDS q PLATT, sTe -
Is Rro.dssy-LAbera cssn advances made 90 e0uSfH
r-nts for snodon sses ,, yong rs.nr s.Ir
- ro~ag~csD rHE SrArO>Esf AND fkrts SAL
- gsro.y Auct,r =. rHc Book SAL o. $500.
-. ~ me uncersgred announce ne neh rfo'ss.
80. So 40 6@ commenced al the shove dse ~ ~ e
.orsrt,i under the acquisitions a. nc -. o..
.sgnrn,st- ~ ROoss Psp-r, Stationery S'-sev'yp- '~'-
R1rssr., clo,h Leather kc are F-spectfaAy sos ~.
P.rcular. for the printing should De mr'seo =, r,..
Of luis nexr ., " hch the cats que VIZ &c :, fS.
The u.a.l es.h .dy.nces viii be mad. on ieseg, a
when Required. bsNos' p.S,..S Srw.Yors
AT FEIv.rs s.Lt-A collection OF choice W. Is.- ~
including lsfge one BY De brGf me - -,
Wilson. be@nnf1 Flower and fuit pieces, * - "a
francs. Also, colecuOn = e1srsv1ngs- scarce P~' "
he early Presidents. Sc IN france
DN r. COTTON, ssstses AID CSn~'ssslon &c s,
DssIss Room SIC RrosdwAy, Gohic HAl-hsV'ns 80 -. IN
al 10 The spove-naIn-d rOoms, Tow prepnec 20 re-
sints Of Cabinet Turraf-, Dry Goods, Cafpeo sso -
Keeping ardces OF every description. 90 eons nns1N -
private sale a. sacuou ADD 10 make settlements uh 10 ~s
,romptness He vii also buy, n preferred Outflow ss'es
IN any par, Of the city amended 70. az usol.
' THURSDAY, July =,
Al the Arcuon Room II 10. 0coch,
c,.r.i .s.orfu,euf OF and second hand uFuinrc
-, 10 sas.s of family breaking up Housekeeping,
sof,. mahos uny and dining tshle., card ard
.nfr ahogAnv rockers, do chsrs French oci,iS-a-.
sW oftase DO M Ole do co.'s ~s,hsi snos ioles
49,. !. iehoaris sofzs. stoves once enNts %" W.
Winl.Sr 40 maires ses bedding cafpels &c Se-
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FLOUR AND MEAi-There demand for Flour tody and ne
quotations marked change from Yesterday There con
demand Tor Shipments a. 10 Tor suitable parcels
been sold that figure The aggregate
DAY about 1000 bis at ga IS N common and good
brand. l25 p for Genes-e and 5aso
or fancy brands baker, receipts this week have not
ee verv large brands has INTO store
In southern there very e doing Oh senl moderately az
s7H brands are very da AZ soao l2 Mea
be fruy sales 800 90 hbs, ani 40 tbls
Western At 25a2 50 Rye Flour 3 6lt, with small sales
The receipts the Hudson opening Of river CATION
ls48 ls47
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by x. e.. KEMP, Aucioreer s,ox yr,.
ID Exrr~sIvE ,Nn PERENFross Ace TOY o.Lt OF seN
~irUSE .Np PnSoroSrss, on THURSDAY, Alsuns. =,
he largs Wareroous 2'2 Broadway, opposhe lIe az ~
Han bv Catslo.ue containing about 800 .os oeins us
ara II good furniture ss, s
=, suction N this CITY, and hich viii be oono wei WHY
Of the sieuu0n OF the trade. hote and house scepes
Aso AboG, ~ Plsnofortes s. 50 and ocssves run pa
uculars hereafter. W.
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sSll-f=1<wi take place on MONDAf, hgtr,l n -
rk>sssSz2o Bddle's Grove, in the steamer HUBS s
and Barge Tickets for sale At the Young Ahene "a NJ
~ Cbalbam-st, G. Calhoun, corner Catherlne sha w
vision as A. Stou 474 Grands or VI the f,.lowine Son
miuee w. Day, Geo. Adam, psvid M~sn, w a
Rsrn n M,rson J. NJ COTE. J. NJ. Cstchy jy1btAn's
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For Europe.

-ockAx SIN Nav Co.'S LrSE-For ShamptcH 4 Bremen
HKkNAxS CAPT Ca4sIAHr..-.ff7m Niors. Aus Il
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ia n Meeting Of The Brooklyn sarsfe.d Club
he'd on Tresdav eveIug tue 25Ih mt Mr. J. Hennessy
AID Nj P Dua were spponed Delegates to represent ne
club At Cousuiion Hail. on Thursday evening next. with
view Of proc ucing unanimy Of purpose and seuou IN
the various IRISH bodys enable them 70 adopt some
practical mode or substantially sssistng 10 Tie coming css
Tor the achievement of Ireiand's NJ ionaliiy
GEORGE OLNEY, President
CHRISTOPHER REfLEY, Recording Secretary. jy7 II
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MRS. ELLIs's NEW WORK.

MRS. ELLIs's NEW WORK.
u APPLETON Il co. have Just Published
-.ocr,r DISTINCTION or Hearts aud Home, by Mrs
- SIN. author Of The Women Of Engiand eie. paIs
mi D price ~ cts TO be completed IN Ao01' t"e'Fe
psrsl 49, H.. ,.5 s,,,.. % d. ,h. II, Of ns~ and
roy.l oy H El.. II sah ihe APpi-toas hsle -
fen "a 1901 qsref. i % he bet productions
49, - ~ xrfer-l1l Of dep ani touching INTEREST 40 .
- IA freaf prac,si ,lroriane Il = printed % ~ 80 80
t.- art qarts. H. lied "a 'i y ~., q .c..,
~ We connect Z - favor Il, - ,,,iar- '
~. 49, wives Daughters and Mothers Of England
Proe y CO. escn- ,,,f tr.u. and The
Dansets r ~ pc y cts each jy46 2fis
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G CHAMBERLAIN Aueiioueer -
Dy WI MADDEN PUBLIC ADMlNlslhA'
ID TORS SALE. Sc-Cr MONDAY, july 81. ~ 70 y
clock Al No :, ruce clothing mulnJet Nc BE- ng us
effects OF eral deceased persOn Nx cohns imsc sh
f-male Trunks chests watches chair, tsles cioSSf M
are pictures feaherbeds, besdstesds, cos lassaos,
49,. Il L. n, order OF JAS 5 THAlkR.
- A.. Pablic Aamn's'faor.
w MCCORMICK, Aucroueer.
SAIEOF GRoOkRibs. HORSE, WAoON, Ae-
- FRIDAY 10 o'clock. a. The corner Oh re- seees
ard seveueenth will be cold. The contents OF StvSetJ
store comprs ng good STOCK Of ne 1sasl SUES ~
family grocery Store. also. ava liable morse grover
and harness Terms each. q -
D. H. NASH Aucloneer ,,,,..
n ID. NASH, $50 tulionst VIII sell on ne 80 a. - ,
~ Iron Fountains neatly finished and ready oos h1' ~
either In rdens green houses or bsr-Fooms VIE he ~
pepse The patterns for making them viii De ssn 90
Plumbers sre especially invited 10 csh " ~
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GRANITE demand or Wheat moderate, and pnces are heavy
"a u 1000 bushels reported could uot
100 bushels North Carolina AZ about l 400 90
good IClO and go DO ps ct The market for Corn
6uu but moderate The quantity OF samples 10 the
nr.et limited 1000 bushels od a bla5i Tor mixed
- Tor round mixed az round yellow Rye improving and
300 or 900 bushels sold 70a7l Ot rather scarce and
The receipts down the Hudson opening Of AZ.
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MECHANICS HALL, AZ Broadway bel" se'
vi Grand znl Broome SIS. -. ,,,,,,- rt,,,,so
MONDAY. July a, AND EVERY NiOhI pohiN"
rHE WEEK.
raE ORIGINAL cHRIsTY'S MINsTREl'e,
whose Concerts during the pas TEN nosrhs nsVe pesn
received with such ngshed favor and pauonas' nave
the honor Of announcing that owing 70 the CONTINUATION "
their uuexamped success. they will remain N tns cy s1
i've their inirntsbe entertainments FOR ONE WEEh
Admission Is cents Doors open H7-Conesh ~il com
rence al 3. .-rn.oou cOurrpr
On SATURDAY. July y, an AFTERNOON CoNOnnl'
commencing al O'Clock. ,,,,,..
nanGess ana DirectOr-k. p. CHRISrf. Jy<t wis
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POETRY.
WHAT is raAT, MoTHER7

=
What is that. mother 3
The lark, my child
The morn has but ]os locked on', anu suiieo,
Wnen h. t,ns from his humble grassy hesi,
A nd is up AMI away with the dew on ms breast,
Ard A hymn in his heart, 10 yon, pure bright
sphere,
To wafb,e il out in his Makers ear.
Eyr nv ch,li. b. thy morn's FIRST lays
Tun,d, ike the lark's' 10 Thy Makers praise.
What j, thar, nolher7-
Tee Cove, my SON.
And ina, low sweet voice, like a widows moan,
i n wing out from her gentle breast,
Coas,ant and pure by that lonely nest,
A the wave Is poured from some crystai urn,
For her distant dear ones quick re!uIn
Ever, my son, he thou like The dove
Ia friendship as faithful, as constant IN love.
What is mat r,oIher 3
The eagle, boy
Proudly careering his course 10y,
Fun in his own mountain vigor relying,
Breastine the dark STORM, the red bolt de'ying,
His wing on the wind, and his eye on the sun,
He swerves mol hair, but bears on ward, tight Cd.
Boy, MAJ the eagles flight ever be thine,
Onward and coward, tue to the line.
What is tina; moher7-
The swan, my love-
He is floating down from his naive grove
No loved one now. no nesting niea,
He is iloating down by himself TO die
Death darkens his eye, and unplumes his WINGS
YET the sweetest song is The last ne sings.
live en- nv love. that when death shall come,
Swan.liKe and sweet, it may wsft thee home.
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70 Lawyers, &C.
VALUABLE BOWLING GREEN PRO-
PERTY FOR SALE

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of the last will and
1 testament nf the late Samuel T.. Scott shall.
WEDNESDAY, The 22d day of November. ISIS. II fair,
IL not the fair day, the Bowling Green. the
county OF Caroline. offer for SALE public auction the
Dwelling i0nsc, Lot. Sc, belonging 10 the Estate Of
the said Samuel G.. Scott, deceased. The dwelling ~
very convenient and in excellent condition, part Of II
being entirely new. The lot is supplied with all ne
cessary out houses, mostly new, and contains about
ten Of very productive land. IL IL situated in a
very healthy and agreeable village, surrounded by very
good society The county affords most excellent
opening for Lawyer, especially one residing al The
Bowling Green, ttho Courl-hoise)
DIR. Roper, who lives Opposite, viii take pleasure in
exhibiting the premises 10 persons wishing 10 purchase
Tho terms will be very accommodating. The mo.
ney probably, will not he wanted for long time. The
object will be 10 make an eresthearine fund.- and
secure II such. The terms will be moro parcu-
larry explained on the day Of sale.
All persons haviag claims against the Estate will
please present them, properly authenticated for pay
men and those indebted TO it Will please forward
and make settlement
For further information, address the subscriber post
paid, at Ruther Glen, Caroline county. Va.
THOs l. SCOTT,
Oct 6--cwtds Executor Of J q Scott decrs.ed.
JAMES GARLAND AHD WM. N. CABELL
LAVE united in the practice OF Law, and will regu.
Ii larry attend the Circuit superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appomaltox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town OF Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
practice in the Court Of Appeals. Oct 2i-cG