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Q inclined to each other more than sixty

whose planes shall be inclined each other than sixty
degrees.
"A the world has heard Of the magnificent labor by which
Besse has determined the distance OF in the Swan from
the earth Besse also further determined the error which
might be expected in the result thus obtained Reduce this
uncertainty into leagues and you will only render ridiculous
work which has been the admiration Of the world The un.
certainty then becomes 900, 900 900 that say
| tIiiard Of lieues de pose.
9" shall conclude by considering the distance of the sun
from the earth, the distance whose determination has cost as
many labors many voyages and dangers
tending almost TO martyrdoms
ave may, to obtain this distance proceed in two ways
by observations of Mars 10y the nanss of Venus over the
The first method less precise than the second but
has the advantage that may be repeated often please
while the other be used only twice in about one hundred
/ and twenty years. ..@
"Mars had been first employed about $780, by LacaIle
and other astronomers of immense merit and they never by
this method found more than 900 leagues for the
between the earth and and the agreement Of these
results, obtained by repeated measures made them consider
this number perfectly ceran but when later date
in 1863, the transit OF Venas occurred they found by this
passage 600 leagues Tor the distance from the earth
the The difference Of these results Co. las 900
eagues) is in simple terms, he fh part Of the first number
will add that this difficulty not now completely solved.
never had difference like this.
Should not them be consistent admit that there
two suns, (since must have two Nepunes the
of Mars and the Of Venus We have but one and
the brilliant discovery of the second remains yet to be made
do not doubt that by of the already known and
with the OF the theorec one the old system will ex-
tend ITSELF and that in short time shall be able esab-
ish The existence OF supplemental body of the de-
scrption.
" But all this history is of kind excite sad reflections
Moestnus, the master Of kepler, might regard duty
to dissnade astronomers from occupying themselves with the
theory Of Mercury, they did wish lose their repose.
Alas why that Moesinus did give us the same
advice concerning searching for planets !"
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TO THE EDITORS.

Messrs. EDIroRs enclose you curious calculation and
prediction, cut Of the Alexandra Gazette four years
ago. Ia my opinion, when the 4h Of March on Sun.
day. the Inauguration should take place Saturday, and moi
on Monday. w.
THE FOURTH OF MARCH.
Rule for determining what day of the week the fourth
OF March
Divide the year By a. negiecting the remainder and add
The quotient 10 the year dirde This by md The
naiader wA Indicate The required dug, counting the Sab
bath l. Monday ?, DC. tere be remainder The day is
Saturday.
Example Required the day Of the week on which the
4th Of March fell in ls45
Solution ls45 divided by 4, gives 46l, which, added
S45, gives 1906; divide this by and have 329,
with the remainder the required day therefore Tues
day. This rule is good for any year, from 1900 1900
thus in 1902 fell Thursday, in 1870 will fall on Fri
day, &c.
Problem Required the day of the week on which the
Fourth OF March will fall the Inauguration of tho next
Wing President
Answer. Sunday. &. S. II.
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Who is the happy warrior Who is he
That every man in arms should wish TO be
IL is the generous spirit who, when brought
Among the tasks Of real life, hath wrought
Upon the plan that pleased bis childish thought:
Whose high endeavors are an inward light
That makes the path before him always bright
Who, doomed to go in company with Pain,
And Fear and Boodshed, miserable train
Turns his necessity to glorious gain
In face OF these doth exercise power
Which is our human natures highest dover;
Controls them, and subdues, transmutes, bereaves
OF their bad influence and their good receives;
by objects which might force the soul TO abaie
Her feeling, rendered more compassionate
l. placable-becaIse occasions rise
So often that demand such sacrifice:
Who, ifhe rise to station Of command,
Rises by open means and there will stand
On honorable terms, or else retire,
And in himself possess his own desire
Who comprehends his trust, and 10 the same
Keeps faithful with a sngleness Of aim;
And therefore does not stop, nor lie IN UGit
q" Ut9iH, W HOfoIS, /" j" WWhdy
WON they must foiLOT; on WhOse head must tsH
Like showers Of mama, fhey come at aR:
Whose powers shed round him in the common strife,
Or mild concerns Of ordinary life
constant influence, peculiar grace
But who, il he be called upon 10 face
Some awful moment to which Heaven has joined
Great tissues, good or bad for human kind,
Is happy as a lover, and attred
With sudden greatness like a man inspired
And, through the heat Of conflict, keeps the law
10 calmness made, and sees what he foresaw
Or, il an unexpected call succeed,
Come when il will, is equal TO the need
He who, though thus cnducd, as with a sense
And faculty for storm and turbulence,
is yet a soul whose master-bas leans
To homeiet pleasures and TO gentle scenes;
Sweet images which, wheresoe'er he 5e,
Are at his head and such fidelity
1t is his darling passion to approve
More brave for this, that he hath much 10 love:
IT'S, finally, the man, who, lifted high,
Conspicuous object Ia a nations eye,
Or, left unthought Of in obscui,y,
Who, with a toward or untoward LOT,
Prosperous adverse, 10 his wish or not
Plays, in the many games Of life, thst one
Where what be most doth value must be
Who, wheiher.praise Of bin mus, walk the earth
For ever, and to noble deeds give birth,
Or he be called to sleep without bis fame,
And leave dead, Improbable name
Finds comfort in himself and in his cause
And, while the mortal mist is gathering, draws
His breath in confidence Of Heavens applause
This is the happy Warrior this is he
Whom every man in arms should wish TO be.
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AVETKRAs Ds,p.-Wo learn from the Washington (Pa.)
Examiner Of the death Of Mr.. WILLiim AB,ns soldier Of
the revolution the good old Of hupded years Mr.
Adams during the whole war; and attached TO the
"Flyng Camp" termed.
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%" submit to the Academy Of Sciences chart Of the
specve situations Of Neptune, in the orbit which had by
theory assigned it, aud in the orbit which results from d.
observation The latter positions have been borrowed
from Mr. Walker that cannot be suspected Of having done
any thing TO obtain less difference between ihem.'
"Le see, according to this chart the minimum differ
ence of my theory:
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THE HAPPY WARRIOR.
e.. S. II.

ron THE NATIONAL ISTELLIGESCER.
Messrs. EplroRs Are not the following passages from
WoRDswoHrH's finely drawn " Character # The Happy
Warrior, admirably descriptive Of who has recently be-
come "a conspicuous object in the nations eye"
IL you the likeness as do fancy you will not think
them out of place in the columns Of the niegencer The
weknown features of the person alluded to, and whom is
unnecessary to name, have become dear his countmen
and they love to them upon the canvass. p.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
GIRL OF TIE Blue EYE BRIGHT AND BEAMING

GIRL OF THE BLUE EYE BRIGHT AND bEAMlN"
On. for the time Of the Summers dawn
To hear the lark bis carol singing
Oh. for walk in the dew clad lawn
When health from every breeze IS sPri"sin5
Oh. for the shade Of the haw thorn tree
With midday sun above 1t cleaning
Oh. for such hours 10 spend with thee
Girl OF the blue eye bright and Desinins
Oh. for the time Of the evenings close
With not breath us peace destroying
Oh. for q share Of It's sweet repose'
Bat not alone the bliss enjoying
Oh. Tor the hearth and the Winter dreaf'
When Joyous hearts with love are teeming
oh for such hours With thee 70 share,
Girl Of the blue eye bright and beaming
oh. for life mid scenes ike this,
Unclogged BY worldly wealth or spendof
Oh. 'twere life Of radiant bliss,
Shared with feeling heart aud tender
Oh, that the fairy scene might be-
Ia a land where Freedoms flag Is streaming
Twere heaven on earth 70 be there with NEE
Girl Of the blue eye bright and beaming
Dublin Nation o. r.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
nnmrsIic Ports.

INV HAVEN. July IA bark New Haven frbe Porto kco
.chrs ludu Kelly Niork John E.aus. Mrchss Sailed, hrs
Abigail Lane Ellsworth. Nantucket BsngoT Sarah Matilda Rock
well. Albany Industry Kelly. Nbe5ion.
HARTFORD. Jgb l2-An hrs Gen scott Brookns Gardner
Ne Ta~l Al en- Lubec soop Jane Thomas. Philadelphia set
Enrt Kelsey, Kelsey NNork spendd Wyatt DO Robert t
Dck nson 20 Hiraed johnson Philadelphia soop Vermont
Balumg Niork Dread. D.merst. Aihsuy.
NEM BEDFORD, Juy i2-Au sDhr Henp Clay, Nye Albany
sloop Repube sowe. NNo Sailed SHIPS l. Richmond, aud
Iu.nI eoli bark EuNov.
BANGOR Juy Arr schr suitsua Parss and Csrssa. Gr
Boston; Sea Mara Harding BuCk port Cld b Ezaaeth XII
bom Barbados Poster Lancaster. Prdeee scfs Convert
Brown. Warren. m fa.lis, Loud Salem
RICHMOND Juy I3-Au schrs Msr Ann. Boar Baltimore
Iyds Stevens Boston Sailed sehrs Lgey White Hall Bo1u
Fair Lsyheid. NYors
CHA LESION iuy a. Arr steamship soaiheuer Benz, Nes
" .af rfr fofn Cast
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r., --zs.s.-gss1 NORRIS AND Essgx Raj

go ss.s--.ssfs ROAD .--S1Hmer Ayyaass.ss' a
senger Trains leave Nes.fotLS, ~ NJ
Cofland-st at A ". and P. NJ Newark, SO A
end 4 P N. and Monis,oRn, al A. 81 and ~ -
freight Train with Passenger Csr attached, leaves W.
town, A. NJ. and Newark, 2 r. b. .ts,s
Passengers By the morning raD 20 1Otfisio~n - .
here al 0t O'clock where VII be IN fesdcsss
convey them 10 SchOOeys NORMAN, " ssningtol, g.
ders and Easton daily, 20 Owego Milford, se~ots -
hope and Succssuny on hOndsyi, Wednesdays sn9 y.
DAYS: snc 10 Rocksway, Dover, Sparta ard Nevfoc
Tue.dsys Thursdays and Saturdays; each Inc rep,I
the following DAYS 70 meet the P v. train for Nes.ies
stage wil also leave for brskenrtge every e'sl- .
On D.. arrival OF u-s cars az HOrr.Uowu.
ByaHne recently established, stage leaves MORSE,
Tor he Delaware WISER Gap and Str0udsburg VIZ. sAnlf
JOhnsonburg, Columbia and bsirsfown, every Iee.-.,
Thursday and saurday on he suiys Of tie A. ~ ".
from " Z. Returning on the Alternate days, 1e -
leaves sirouds5urg al A. NJ. 70 ne p ~ eanp'~
MonistOwn. -,
Pssssn sers 70 through 10 and nom jersey CRY VIZ
changing car-. On leaving the city, passenger 49,,
post Their baggage in Tie he FOO, q Corls'
where an agent VA! be IN attendance 10 receive
packages or bundles must be entered on the wayol
Company will noi hold themselves respossibe !,tssv
VII be forwarded Immediately nonisown froni 800 \,
Basin BY stephens Condirs Daily Transporsnon q II
NewsrS, or from the Transportation Oace Of 'ne ~ %
aud Transportation Company, foo. Of LibeEty-sL
IRA DODD. s1pernieoss' 49,.
NETWORK, sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN. 40 =, -
ara BELt lDERE, by new line OF poseosSsas,,
Morris aud Essex raroadThe public arc herroy 81 80,
Thai here "a running u he best hre' "a =
coaches In the United states between Monso~S - I,
ton. Passengers by this line leave New'ioiA. N
COrilandsL dsiiy. Sunday excepted 81 oeoss :,
by the Morris and Essex railroad. 10 Mornsown,
new and splendid posi-eOaches, through Andnem, se~
schooleys Mountain Pou Golden, Wsshinglon
arsve, and arrive In Easton early the Sane 1870
There IL also daily line from Washington 70 re., -.
which connects with the Msnchchunka Wikesos.. h
Reading line Of stages, from Easion, Pa
Schooleys Mountain by this line, VIII md post
Moristown upon the arrival Of the cars goihg lh - o
on. The liEe of coaches % owned and eoaoae'sa n n
DAVID sandsrsoa.
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UOTSaTONIC

llA -.sssss----s-sse RAILROAD. - - =
SfE-o2---<- For Pitsfeld North Ad-
ans WIFI amsown BENIN gton, Rutland, Lebanon springs
Lc via the Housafonic Railroad .
SUMMER ARRANGEwESr-Commenci Monday, May
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt }. BROOKS " VII cave
NewYork from he pier foot Of Mafketsi del lslhlas
es take the elegant and commodous cars on The ho1ss
tonic Railroad arriving II the Ssie Line the Junction VIII
he Wesrrn Railroad) at hafpast 7 NJ m Time 10 eAs
he cars Fast or Fare - Stages run In connection
with the cars 10 Lee Lenov Old stockhndse Curusye
Wnsted and Norfolk, also o Liichheld' shafohi No"o
bury Danbury and Bethel ,t, -
TTg,SoN SPstNss-A line IL arranged by which passen
more comfort and expedition Than by any other route FAR
through " So 5000. H.. ,
No agent Of this Company Is authorized To lAAe cai %
Spece Bank Notes or valuable papers or 10 receive urn
Tor transportation any conditions Freight received q
The depot foot Of Markets from O'Clock IL u oococ'
p ~ Positively not aAer thai hour
o. NJ PERRY. Agent. once on the Flef-
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CLOTHING
GENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
VIM. T. JENNINGS 60.

WRAPPERS AND TAILORs. statements Of tie hisi quail
tflly Ready-rnade, Gc@3l Broadway American Hotel
and Peursvlvsnl-sv Washington. ID. Chaflrg en-
larged their prescs prepared 20 Offer for ne nspfc-
uon Of their numerous patrons and The public hs eNenf'-
an assortment of new coods Tor png and summer wear.
comprising Coihs. CissLeree, Nestfngs, Iweeis ttsa-
meres NC a. can be- found In the county which they are
enabled 10 make order 40 great reduction tom here
toore moderate price sucl has been the sacrce submitted
20 by importers.
The ,tye AMI character ~ WORK Is too firmly esah-
sbed 10 require anv enc0lum those points 50 essential
n realizing the value Vi garments would refer IN pa-
cular however, To the PanaOOns iafdlsned ana aoci'
trial from the most fes.dOus.
IN The Resdy-nadc department We shall enfeayoft9 main.
tain the superiority u he articles, winch VIII be 0u1d equal
to the best ordered garments the ASSORTMENT cOnssnns OF
Dress ami frock Goats, improved styles zephyr CON
Cashnsree and MenuO Sacks Panalools, Feiia &c VIII
afforded prices hat have characezed me ttl-.l-
menl Aa rendo-ng M Oh. lle qnlt nro a-o. 81
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F..s-s ry.s.z,ffTsssrl sEW ARRAsGEhESl 10
- 81 PLTTaBLR WmEELIN0. on

go e1jf4~-sSs - n Isbt ditii, " u hhL1no -
-nsd,by Morning and EyenlnsHas'n,
New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore snd Cumbsidi ~
out delay. Passengers having choice ~ dsf - ~
travel the Mountains by The greet United 5sIa -
10 Pittsburgh and Wheeling. thence ~ Cincinnati = bHs
New-Oreans, aud the South and West gsssengen s0f
directly through by the United States Mnl Trains
Leave Hew-YOrk foot Of Libenyst at AN e.
PM for Philadelphia and conneci with lines for slano'
Leave Philadelphia BY ~ 2 III ualn fOf BsltEQe an1 y
rive IN limo 10 connect with u Al train for Ptsfuga
Wheeling, going directly through without delay -.
Leave PhiadePaia y ellr9sd rom HE CO. d.ss
70 connect with r. NJ. uan for PiiGburgh snd Nbss@s
snd going directly through without delay
Leave Philadelphia BY steamboat at 4 r. ifor Doaf
wharf Sundays excepted and lodge IN Baltimore
The only hne Oh Sunday from Phlsds pha fof ba1sS"
IA BY Railroad, NJ 10 Pm
Leave Baltimore al "a a ~ and p " daily " netl
more and OHIO Railroad.
Leave Cumberland st6PM and An By tweuiJtei
lines Of the National Road snd Good Intent Stage Conr
ami srnye 10 Pittsburgh Or Wheeling next sgeoins q =
Passengers for Pittsburgh take tho .plendd ne~ AZ -
ernbuit steamboats, al Brownsville and thefeay heiss|
n niles Of staging On he whole route.
flfst-c ass sssinbOats leave Pittsburgh sudN beech
l1ry and passengers are forwarded without deAY 70 "
naii and 81 other ports IN he South and West -
TAKE NOTICE Tickets not soid IN He~-lee =
Passengers Tor Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Nhesine -
notice. becomes necessary on account u several -,
OF such uckels supposng they authorized % .s
hrst-cass trains Baltimore ana he South and " ~
They have no connection with ge.
fof through tickets BY his route, apply no PE1adepI
the Railroad Office, corner u Market and Eleys1n -
IS South Tbird-s; board steamboat Docks VIZ
fsre through from Pm adelpha % Plshwga " .
Wheeling SIS with the privilege Of stopping b41nD'
sae ssaning 'ean al pleasure For is,hsr SI IT,
AiAdsms Co.'S Express ofsce, IS VALID all a y
or Al ~ Broadway
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IUPORTtNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a THOMP


ISONS Patent Clasp Coupling ONT for loinne steam and
other pipes which Letters Psien have been granted
IN the United States Eng land and Scotland
The following some OF the many advantages oil our
Clasp Joint al others heretofore used
lsi The labor and expense OF brasng soldering fan
ches on pipes i Obyiatet OF not required.
ii There holes 10 dr 10 the anches, washers TO
use gnmmets 10 put around the bolts.
Sd Il only requires two III three bolts for tbs
largest JOINTS they feei IN diameter
an The Joints tighter and stronger the pressure is
exeued al The neck Of the Aanch in Cose proximity 20 the
periphery Of The pipe.
h The Of packing Onehslf less and blow
out II Is confined by the grooved segmental clasp
9th JOINTS OF any SIZE may be taken apart put together
n from ive 20 ten minutes.
nh. They economical 10 space, we gLi cost ard
repairs and applicable cylinder heads bOnneis,
chests sdeppes, Grpumps condensers manhoe plates
Tor boilers sOpcOcks nOlzles common snd rotary pumps
and all other puI poses where joints are required.
Oar Clasp Coupling dso applicable 10 recepsces for
securing masbe and other articles OF value from be-
Ing damaged on shp-bosrd from breakage Otherwise
invite Of engine builders pfopetors OF
steamships steamboats, and manufacturers IN general 10 cur
Patent Clasp Coupling Joint; Will greatly facilitate ne
building and putting up Of marine and other engines As ke
wise ia making repss and ether alterations, which ha,
frequently be done OceHu and other steamers ~ i
dispeuses M drilling Of holes, brsising soldering and n
ul uQ fanches which with present mode Of
Joints occupy much time and expense
Our Clap Coupling JOINT may be seen IN operation al
u several manuaciOrlcs I'M this cfT, Methodist BOOK
Coucern 80 Mullerry-s- Nev-lOlk sun FstAhishuelt
corner Fulton aud Nassau Badgers Psieni Revolving
Shutter Mandatory Duane CeuiTc, Hope MUS, fu
ionsi near God. HeckeT 4 Brother Groom Flour Nls
corner Cherry aud Pike SIS and al the Jnon While Lead
WORKS BfOokSu; also, tho Navy Yard Brook yn and
On board the sound steamers kuckerbocker aud Wocesier
Farther inform Pee obtained a. The ONCE OF ne
PHfsniees - Ceulre-s 81 Cly Hal. y Y ytl omNN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

s-Spr---.NLfNE -Fn- Albany and InT 1f-, ~
$500 ne Peg sf .h- fal ~ Corfsnir-P..
fstIrr ia..s torfs " arrive Ir.l u Ura ,l lsls ~
.rsi r0r rg irains Nfe io Bufa'1. AMI Norh % -,
t,i-5fre AID ClsrrIsin Toe inw picssrfs Ns,-..
TROY. Csrt Nm ~ Frsxee. on Monday, " ednesls,,r
Frfsy. II O'Clock r ~ TIE new end sp.srii 49,
ipzi empire. Cspt ". " TupIer, nn 1lsstsy ~ !,
i.y and Saturday ~ O'Clock freitf wla - 81 i,
chsrre ~ he FIcIzf f Agent or trn company vii 81 .
r,-s,,rs. Tor 'oss F1r psssake. Nc. 'q % tcsri -
~ s : CtiAMSEkLAlN. a. il' u'lce ou ~ Ntf
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r--s oPpo.ITIoN BOAT FoR Ns,

" .--.~SY, landing 90 Caldwell w 81 Pori 81
s---1z7 s---@t Grrh Hampton. Milton, P01f,t.et.
Hyde Park. Kingston BanyiOwn. keihook, bnsnl q.
kI. Aihen. ard stockport Pass,netrs by his oos' B.
arrive in Albany Boz ar ie time fur ihe morning gl,
cars F4st or West The new and splendid sea-A,
MANHATT AZ Capt ". 3 Nelson Vii cave he 80
boat Pier 20 the ooi Cf Robinson Il on Taestays n
DAYS and Saturdays. 40 d c'c'nck 7. ~ fof p,Fss d
freight apply on bosrd The boat, og to O. T. SrANLIi
the ce. foot of RohnsCr-st
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fsHE MASSACHUSETTS HEALTH IN
4 SURANCE COMPANY, or BOSTON.-Cspital 5000
Dolar-lnsure on allowance u -Four sN Or Elght Doars
eeky curing ncapscy by Of Sickness from attend
Ing 10 business Al extremely low Of premium. with
share profits the Insured Information relative 10 the
pnc - and advantages OF Health Insurance may be OBJ
airef u the gent wO will receive applications for poll
c.rs l. ADAMS. Jr. Agent or W. WALN DBlSkEk,
as n IS Chsfni,ers-sf six doors rom Broadway.
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,PEogPhl,lrs,,;s ~ hgS,Es s,s,L ).

- -. AND MOTT StfAalf ,.s-Days..-
Hazst-a-1su7-~esfhe HENDRIX HUDSON Csrt -
tsrn Tuar.favs. Thursdays. ard Slrlfllys. 20 y
he N1o, If Barcs st. meSing ne ssla. land AZ. e.
10 t.e 1rH1HHla days.
SIX O'Clock through steamers, ne ISAAC Nln-t.
Cspt Nu 10 Peek. OREGON, Capi 4. ? - Dr., T.
fstlrdags elc.pfeil a.b n
U N MaI Lire ~ steamers. TIE SOUTH ANN.
Car r f. fulse SANTA CLAUS, Csnl ? ifrf ii ~
Al 0.roeL = n fron .de Pier u0fth eide " ss.r'r-
~ ffa above hosts conrecf re- Tiilr'y ~ ~
rf.sd Car bound Mrst Est and h-ra f0n a..
Ffrr fr u.ffr rI l9iers.e lr-ns. end When rrl ~ .
rsriat br pa rssr num Ansy wIth11i isss
f.s. .fl. sl..y s Pc pss b.e Orc. ~ Grecasi-i.
r sCHffI.TL pier hefw zen Liberty end Coffl-s .
orl9 - LahE shsrf between Barclay s1f kot -.
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COAL.

HOAL.-The subscribers Will b. discharging al fh.
- week and part Of neX Peach Orchard Grae and Range
Coal Of superior quality which hey offer fcr sale AZ very
low prices direct from boat OF rescreeDed from yard
J. l. IT. W. WORTH. - Broadway and
lylf cor Thompson and fourh-sts
ca S0 PER TON-GUT CoAL-Peach Orc-.rd.
Or ~ Red Ash, and sch1ylkin White Ash for ssle al
The above low pnce large SIZE and delivered scre-asd
hom ne yard. Applyto 7. STOKES DICKERSON
ALL l1 AnihonysI near Broadway
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nrFN,s RIRNIsnING GnODs d nev

vi choice styes lOT SummeTI AGAI na- just
per arrivals. large addnon 70 MS former s9ck o.
Heus Furnishing Goods suitable for the present and com
ing season selected with expressly for retail trade
Crsyss Of sk satin, cambria, cotton and other desirable
sizes Warranted 20 shrink in washng) Silk cotton,
Lse-ihread, imperial cotton shirts and drawers linen and
thread bafhOse and hose all ard qualities. Gloves Of
kid silk LlsecOuou In great variety. sAirs-Orrat
attention given the manufacture Of customers shirts;
q, warranted, with good workmanship fl assortment
in every style always hsld j. AGATE, 81 Broadway,
leg I'm corner Parkplace ~ Y
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sFcoSp BOARD.
Brighton Market THURSDAY

MsHur1sC5 Beef Cs,e 800 Sheep and Lamb, 800 SWINE
rMCEs.-BEfF cATrLE-EStfa q Sol fnt qualify sdao Is
SECOND quality 5 .506 Is
sHEEP-Od so. "a. % "a LAMBS 81, 81. 80. 81
SNlNE-At wholesale, Spring Pigs 6ts al.