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ALBERT w. PARRIs,

Attorney Lac and Land and Gensral Agest Minsral
Poiwt, Wiscowsin,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly to all business conaded
w him. Having been for years Register of Office
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for the
sf land agency business ol.f
file Is permitted TO refer o. .a,..t #-
Hon. Henry DoDGE United States Senate.
RcHAKD NJ YouSo, late Commissioner Of General Land
Once
I" JusTIs BurrERnELD, Commissioner Of Land
Office n
|" T. HARTLEY CRAWFORD, United States Judge.
=" A. X. PARIS, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Aug Il-2aw3ws - -
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Lives insured 49,. 80. "
,. JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President
Isaac AsBArT, Secretary . . ,,,
w y 5cHssros, NJ d. opposite City Post once, 7th street
Physician.
fanphes Of the principles and operations Of thu
company can be bH ON application at The Agents shce
Oct =
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For Ba,tino, Q.

q THE steamer osCEoLA win, Sunday, the -
G--Ais September making IMP week 10
above place. leaving Washington every sunday
al O'Clock Returning, baltimore every Tuesday at
O'Clock She win stop regularly going and returning
.eonaTdtown Md 81 MaryS Md and Cone nvef, va
landings the Potomac for signals or 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer Osceoa Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock M Returning Norfolk every Friday o'clock
D. m. Passage and fare IS.
touches going and returning Cone river and At me usual
landings JAMES MiTChhi.l.,
10 Capuh
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nR. A. DE vAUDRIcOURT begs leave 60 inform the
wi public that having permanently located in Wash
insn the French,
tan spanish languages and also Of the forte and draw
Of highest respectfully
applying his residence l2t between aud
~ bsons Academy, Days music store, and
Mr. Anderson,s stationery store.
July l7-eodn
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RENSETT OLEmENTs,
.y.tarv Psb1c, BouH,v Land, I'easfon. and GinerGi
.9RenL, a., W,dshingfgp,


CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services, in
VALID revolutionary, hafpay, and widows pensions, and all
growing 1912 and Mexico
His service Treasury Department. and NOR,
and extensive experience enables him 10 act
promptness efficiency claims his
and management His charges uniformly moderate II h
pccted that correspondents viii pay postage
EKprknEscss,
Hon. A. P. Bagby, Ala. Hon A. Iverson, Ga.
r. Butler King, Ca. Col. A. q. Bennett, r. NJ army,
r. H. Rhett, 4. G. Gen. N. Towson, r. NJ. Gen.
j. =. Phelps Mo. Hon. T. La Sere, La.
r. w. Tompkins, Miss. Messrs Gales seafon,
J. H. Harmanson, la. Messrs Corcoran 4 Rigs,
j. g. Chapman, Md. Col. T. p. Andrews, 2, NJ A.
ID. 4. kaufman, Texas, Col. d. j. Ricardo, New Orleans
job Mann, Pa. NAL Lloyd }. Beal, r. MA
A. Paris, comptroller Of Peter Hagner, ESQ., ID auditor
treasury.
Sept 1-Iy
National Medical College, Washington, ID. q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES win
first Monday in November, and continue until the end
March.
FACULTY
WI.n JoHssros, d. Professor Of Obstetrics and th'
Diseases Of Women and Children
JosnuA RLsr d., Professor Of Maeha Mediea, Therapue
Joms FsspsaoK MAY, NJ d. Professor Principles
GsIrros TYirs D. Professor Of Pathology and
Medicine.
LroslRp D. G., NJ d. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
RoBsRr Ksa srosE, NJ d., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy
| JlxssE MonaAs, NJ D., Prosector and Demonstraior
Clinical lectures week selected from the Wash
ingon Inhrnsry Operations performed before The
Fee for full Of lectures, So Demonstrators ticket SO
Graduation fee, SIS
| WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, M D., Dean,
| July l0-2awtjfhNov street. and streets
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christopher GramIner,

Christopher Grammer,
Attorney and Counselior at Law
HAVING removed the Pennsylvania Avenue
tween ~ and 9Th he will continue practise
Courts the District claims Congress-
paments and the Board Of Commissioners Mexican
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD, Nos. 256, and 25s Pearl street,
(beween Fulton and BurIing sp New York have
Of CLOTHING Unted
adapted 70 n. markets, In The article Of Shirts and Drawers,
endless variety Also
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, OF all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock by mail Orders promptly filed
. LEWIS D. HANfORD,
Nos. 252, 2S4, 256, and 25e Pearl st., N. Y
June 30-aawam
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BENJAMIN r. Worcester Teacher
Of Phoncgaphy during the several schools IN s
city, continues private his room, mrs o.
Gosn Penn avenue between 9Th and 7 on reasonable
terms. Sept s-lawn
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pIIILIP BARTON KEY viii attend 20 any business
he may be nued before either Of The courts o. this DIS
c and will attend the prosecution OF claims before Con
uess and the Departments once on O street, :. -.
WasHEsoTos, July Is, 1896 July lI-sawu
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ERENcn and spanl.h Langunge..--J MEIERE, late pc

-
EREycn and spanish L.ngunge-.--J MEIERE, lat. pro-
.G United sse ns g, SOs Ss pee i
scton In the above languages as well as In the English TO for
Prof Melere y. instructor
too well established here 70 require
Taylor Taylor Mau FISCHER, his residence Mrs
wlians opposite Mr. Franck Talors, Pennsylvania avenue
Novs-d
DoBERT J. WALKER win practice law the su-
peme Court Of the United states In answer % many letter. he
Of The departments but win devote his attention exclusively
TO esses n,rssied % him IN the supreme Court
inston D. o. ~ Mar s-d
IOHN NJ. MoCALLA late second Auditor OF the Treas
s N. o ss @ s %
accounts and business generally He viii also pscce
should be postpaid NJ: O.
fee at the Of 9Th and Louisiana avenues opposite The Tee
Wlsmssros CITY, April as-eoemif
WASHINGTON CITY Lot. az private ssie.--About sir
Whole q S nearly se ss ' sso" e CIV viii Be-
private saeoheng unusual opportunity for prohabe invest
Terms. oncdnh cash. and one, three and
four years win, interest When the purchaser improves inc ue
given purchasers and deeds Of trust taken to Sc
Appy TO the sbseriber at Me--ns Cocoran Riggs, where
e' Ia"s a-ia~o% %e SEEN A. HYDE.
NOTICEThe partnership heretofore existing between John
ADDISON and BEVERLY Tucker has been d..o,vsd
before Congress and the departments as heretofore
IfOft benuffful yncnt nDous sosAs
den, almost The boat in hne order, having new sails,
new anchor and chain, and fully equipped.
Inquire Of G. II. McDuel, at the Union ONCE.
K June l5--u
CAHD--o g. Pack will practise law in the court. q the
me, o ~ on%a and s .e c,s no below %e
United attorneys clerks Of the Un
sf. Is ss sss o
i nicafions should be postpaid.
/ Once, v street, between 3sh and 18th. - .
| lInteil July 1-dy
rHEAP SCHOOL hooks Of every kind at Taylor q
~ Maurys bookstore, Oh street.
siafs and copy-books and pens very low prcesl
Ansm
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CENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsrcroom

GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsrcroom.
VI CLAGETT DoDsON would most respectfully inform all
intending keep house that they have
their for e reception OF much more
Of goods IN the above line Than has ever
hitherto o. D. will be absent for few days
purpose making their purchases and would respectfully desire
who may pretest best and most extensive
choose from TO wait their return They will have In
sopeb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, low-priced do
Damask twled and plain Venetian Carpehng -.-..
their line. Aug 25-42w2awf
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DspARrMrsr OF ruE ISrrRIs

DsPARTMExr lkrERIoR,
A ng AN OrFcE IkpIAE APrAIRs. september 70, I849
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received Al die oes q the Com
missioner Indian Affairs al Washington city, until 10
Thursday LIST Of November next Tor furnishing the fol-
annexed, ereabouls
the Indians and deIigeablen the city Of New York.
Biankets.
2lOO white Macknac blankets measure 60 by n
- inches, and weigh eight pounds
500 pairs point white Mackinac Blankets 81 BY
inches and weigh SIX pounds
LIS pains point white Maeknac blankets 70 measure AZ by So
inches, and weigh five and quarter pounds = N
$50 pairs ~ point white Mackinae blankets by
inches, and weigh four and o quarter pounds
200 pairs point white Macknac Blankets
inches, and weigh three and quarter pounds
900 point scarlet Mnckinac
inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 pa IN point scarlet Mackinac
inches, and weigh sir pounds ,Tt
100 pairs 3k green Mackinac blankets measure 60 by
inches, and weigh ten pounds
800 pairs point Mackinac blankets,
inches, and weigh eight pounds 'AFS
$50 pairs 2k point Macknac blankets by 90
inches, and weigh six pounds
100 pas Ok genneIabu Macknac blankets
% by " inches and weigh pounds
zoo pairs point gennea blue Mackinac blankets
te % BY ~ inches and weigh eight pounds stG
300 pairs ~ geninea blue Macknac blankets
81 by GO inches, and weigh six pounds
y Dx,,( raods
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OF IN REwARD.--Ran AWAY from the subscriber near Luay

@ IN REWARD. from the subscriber Luray,
Ql0U Page county, Virginia, the s nst boy named Aaron
Hc black, about feet inches high,
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy He
had when he len domestic faded black color
clothing with him, recollected.
The above Of so viii be given should he be apprehended
SlOO " taken State, that
hm again. All reasonable charges viii be paid delivered 10 me nj
I.uray.
Aaron len In company sprghy yeliowboy, complex
spotted tall Aaron, but heavier
VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-u Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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National Eating House.
lust RECEIVED Island Of 81 Thomas per bs
Annaosn, Capt Doy, lot OF the finest genuine green turtle
brought which VIII be daily soup
modes cookery and the best possible sye
Also Norfolk fresh oysters Speed oysters sheepShead mack
ere hoahs &C. all Of which viii be served up the shortest
Osy-Famiies served . usual.
| Aug le-u W.WhbkEh
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rHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS every kind NJ Taylor ~
" Mauryr bookstore,
STAR. and copy-books and pens very low Picesl
Augm
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KNOX WALKER win practise law In the supreme
- United Sates and attend 10 the
claims against government. Addr.ss Washington, d. q.
Mar lb-n
HENRY 8. FOOTE win hereafter practise suprem
III Court Of the United States.
90 Leisn may be directed either Jackson,
Mississippi OF 70 This city JuiyN
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Agency OF the BooL-Pubiishing Houses the Unises

states.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and stationers, Pennsylvania
avenue, near s street. having formed connexions with the
principal book establishments Of the country, VIII supply all orders
Tor religious miscellaneous, MEDICAL scientific and school
books single COPIES publication prices
Schools and individuals order foreign
or American books from the northern cities trouble, and
freight orders with
TAYLOR q MAURY, in Washington city. July 3
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.


BALTIMoRE, July IA, lS49.
Hot Hxafher-A Good appointment Moytalsty
among the Fish--Dfarkeis, &c.
Yesterday was a scorching hot day in the regions
round about Baltimore, and all our mechanics
who were exposed to the rays Of the sun were
compelled to quit work. The prospects this NOR
ming are that there will be change for the bet
ter, as the thermometer now stands three degrees
higher than It did at The same time yesterday NOR
ming.
Colonel Kane yesterday made appointment in
the Custom House, which gives universal sat sfae-
ton, being that of a son of the lamented Colonel
VIM. Ii. Watson, who fell at the stormng ot
Monterey, at the head of the Baltimore Battalion.
Ii appears that young Watson had shipped before
the mast, on board the LOUIS Philippe, bound for
San Francisco; and Colonel Kane having Disco
vered his name in the papers OF the vessel, started
oil in a carriage 10 the ship, secured his discharge,
and installed him clerk. at $3 per day.
IL is SAID that the fish IN the Chesapeake Bay are
dying.by thousands, and that the shores are srewn
with TIER carcases. THIS IL thought by some 10
indicator The approach of the cholera, as similar
pheLomen occurred IN 1852.
The number Of new buildings being erected in
various parts OF Baltimore, at the present time,
are beyond all precedent; and many OF them are OF
The most magnificent proportions. The recent sales
OF building lots IN the western section OF the city
also Indicate that contracts will shortly be made
for the construction OF still h.ger number.
The hot weather ana the abseuce OF so may Of
our citizens, vino are rust eating abroad, have
caused quite suspension OF Ill manner OF ainnse-
ments in our city. Ga Monday next, learn, there
will not be single place of amusement, OF any
description, open IN this city.
In the Baltimore market yesterday there were sales
Of 500 bbs Howard street -four at - 62h ard OF 200
bbls fresh ground at 81 rs At the close holders re-
fused TO sell at less THAI - rs Sales of 200 bbls rye
-four were made at SO s7 Red wheat good to strictly
prime, is selling ut 100 lO5c Corn is quoted nomi-
nally mt SO SIC. for white and 81 $50 for yellow
The following the sles ut the Stock Board yes
terday: SO 600 United States o. '67. u6k 600 Ma
0s l00A 20 shares Bank Of Baltimore 90; 20 Farmers
and Planters Bank, 25k 20 Baltimore and ono
Rairoad AL.
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BHoApwAY TnsArRE-MR MAcaLLisrsR's SoIRErs
hAGIeUEswe understand that this elegant aud skill.
full necromancer who has been crowdng this place Of
for the last fifteen lays has decided To stop
the series Of his and to retire into pri
yate life for several weeks, during which he will pre-
pare new tricks, experiments, and he will resume
hs performances the heat sht become less
oppressive, and when cooler weather will entce all
theatre goer to return to the places OF amusement OF
our city
Burrows THEATRE This theatre opens on MONDAY,
for summer season The able manager has secured
the services OF the best actors the city, among them
will be found the names of Mr. Broogham. Burton
Redmond Ryan Nj iNnn. AMI hast Of Others Miss
Fanny Walack and nss Vary Taylor are also ylgai
10 morrow tveuirg the cngrdy Of london Assur-
3rCe, 2witha very strong cast.
Tux NAncSAL.--phe highest praise ia which sc can
sneak of this most p0ui,r theatre il Co say that not
wi;LsGndihg the intense heat If tkl weather, IL
GROW dtG last evening The hiil was splendid oae,
consisting cf FUN. wit aud hnmr. The inmoral
"Moss' among the gold mines made another appotr-
Rnee. and bis reception wa enthusiastic as ever
He greeted with repeated bursts OF heartfelt APP
p'ause. which he acknowledged in very becomiuy
style Miss Miles sang the ballad the Banks Of Qua
dnlquver." with taste and was loudly ana lnseryedy
appauded. The laughahe farce al the "Day after the
Wedding followed. and was creiitably enacted. The
other attractions mentioned In the bill were also emf
nently successful the applause with which they
received abundantly testified
CuRIsry's MSsrnELs-This Napoleon OF Ethiopian
mnstelsy stan keeps aud his audiences are
Herous and most respectable as ever Mechanics Hall
is well ventilated, ana the cool air cireuates through
the whole house.
French OPERA AT CASTLE GARpry.-T he managers
Of this splendid establishment have secured the
vicesof the principal members of the New Orleans
French Opera and Intend to give. during the week
series al the most popular operas with full costume
and action in addition to their usual great attrac
tious This Is a very spirited movement, and will
doubt. be literally responded to by the public Mime
Berton the prima donna is rarely priced by those who
have heard her sing. Mr. Corrad IL the barytone and
MIR. BertoD the tenor. They will be supported by the
splendid orchestra ofthe establishment They open on
Monday with the opera of " lie Maitre d'Ecolen
SACRED CoScERr-Mr Nosher's Brass Band will
give a grand sacred concert at Castle Garden this
evening.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RooM.-Miss Valentiai will COM
mence series Of musical sorees at the above place
Monday next
DRAMATic TUITION An advantageous class for ladies
and gentlemen will be opened at the Bowery theatre,
by Mr. Stevens the stage of it, and ak others
OF our principal theatres and happy to soy his
prospects are brilliant He commences to morrow
evening
Sgnorina Fortunate Tcdesco, Madame Leah and
Mir Leati will give concert at the kurtaal Cape
May, on Tuesday next.
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rJ,UE MARRIED. WoMiN's PRIVATE MEDICAL con-
Vppios by Dr. A. NJ. Msurevau Professor u Diseases ~
Women. ssth saiti-ns ioms, W. 400. Price ST. 5000
scpes sold in siE months
fepr ofsuhstinx cfphyscnl and mental anguish many
afecticpste wife, aud pecunary 70 the hubbard
might have been spared thousar would
Joyce compeenee thousands broken in health -sud
have it HUNDREDS thor graves been still alive,
by atim.ly possession ~ this work.
intended especially for the married, or ,hos. sonte
patne marriage ne 10 diseosss IN pJrtAnt se.rs which
should be known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health dess not ysr OF an increase eff
nily, " 10 % sspeesl Importance.
Here, also every femaethe wife shs mother, he ere
either budding into w0anhood the enc In the dscse 81
Jsars IN whom nature eontemrate sn Important ehens
symptoms and Vie most eheiert
needles aud certain mode oeurs in svery plas
Fer ale a. ~ ard AZ hs Polishing Omc. 10
Liberty street, n "; Little Co. Albany W X. Davis,
H. Peterson, ~ Chestnut street Philadephs;
willis TAYLOR Co. Baitimors j. H. ROusesni Ess Or
leans J. n Cubbedae, Savannah.
10 oftke United states All letters
ht addressed rest paid 70 DR. A. ~ sauricsau Ben
LA New yeIh aJ. pGw ~ hkku,y sxsse
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CON ERCIIL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.

Gov.rnn.nt s..ur;,,.. var, in bettsr demand to-
s.x =, h.,,sr rr,.,. rh. t.n.iss car. b..v, and
nr,.s. fell m . fraction At IN. ar.t hoard IT 8 as
1897 .,d ,ss .d,.n,.a a. nor .sut zach. reading
Mor,o.o. Rona, Y. u.,,.m as.Iin.a a. nor amt.
p.nn.xl,.r,a ss Y. canton Y Tn. .tean.r,s mails
yer. not delivered in tius 20 bsy. much innusnss
unop IN. market and 70 shaI have TO wait the opeu
inr OF the week for the effect of private sdyess The
public accounts are considered rather favorable Is
thew r.port steadin,ss I'm all the departments Of
trad. fair amount Of bu.i,.s, had been transacted
in produee st previous prie.s Cotton had improved
In price. ana In demand The demand for the trade
ia attributed TO the ~nf.vorah. accounts from this
country. reistiv. to the growing crops Brssdstufs
and provisions have im,roved in demand but prices
remained ~ previously quoted Aors ss'isse.''J &c
cou nts had been received from
trcts and the demand for goods Tor export was sum
sisnt IN rive full emnlovmsnt 10 onsratives H. thsre
49, e' ~ P' " f ~
fore appears that cemmsreis AFFAIRS generally were In
vary bs.I,bv rooditiop and tbs atoms were In
favor OF an both regards prices ana de-
wsna
-e~'
Financial affairs have experienced no change The
Bank Of England Is literally overlooking with money,
and the market unusually easy. The stock Of bull
lion in the bank amounted to about fifteen millions
sterling There was every prospect Of an abundant
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HOTELS. sc.

CEA BATHING. FISHING. DC OCEAN HOUSE, TOP
- polite a., Highlands Of Nsvertipkl d. X Wiiiston
Proretor Hiue having ceased in the river
ent have been made with sail ana surf boats for outsds
ffhirg weather permitting where bae mackere has,
black hsh, ke furd In abundance Steamers Con-
leense snd Edwin Lewis leave Peek slip and Fulton Mar
tet slip daily for the Oeepp House Yer hms Of Departure
ftN safsIiisSpsnt IN iAe v y nspssA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RoARDoF HEALTH AT AMEErING OF THE DO ARD
- Of health held July l4th the following preamble ana
resolution were n''p'' ana 1'S " v8L&SS CLERK
Whereas complaints of aggravated character
have sanatory Committee Board
the existence this city OF extensive manufactures Of
starch and bone boiling establishments slaughter
uses and other the masmas and OF
And whereas upon the borhoods of such
places have been visited with unusual sickness and deaths by
Ana whereas the parties owning such have
nosSd Of 'Aa s' "' O''A a"
Resolved That this Board in the exercise o. the authority
o1 and y, that Be deemed and
q hf .y sy a9f s1 S ss
sarsstsr 70 so mmsastey shut up and Ss
S R hs Of
Ts- Daily papersple copy.
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF TIE AIMS house.
osysraer, at their ofSe sSs Psi Rotunds INIT.
oo cord, Of good sound scsthsrn New Jersey North
wood to be delivered on any wharf or wharyss in New
s RI. " Bsr ..s q AID
s 20 s y S a:. asson !.
suanii.y shall be final Any that may
required wi" be given on 'pPsaGp q sss II
OFFICE OF TnEEATlONALrIRE INSURANCE con-
~ pany No sI wall street New YortMrh,. Company
sass " hi.s
In ,his city. AL lsssss promptly adjusted and paid.
BIREcroRs.
Thomas W. ThoYne, Martin Holman, Andrew ID. nsksk
J, hn Van Beskerek, John heyriek, w. ii. Jacobs,
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyek, Philip Burrowse
John Bester. THOS. w. TH0RNE, President
w. C. KlLLsse. Secretary.
MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING coxPANY-No-
lvl iee 10 hereby given that Books OF Subscription for
shares Of preferred stock Of said Company Of
hundred dollars each with dividends Of cent,
s @ $ VII 's s
opened the One. Germany in Jersey City Mon
holders the sAd Company whose names shs be standing
the stock books OF the 18th Of July
when tbs stock books Of the will be ssed
will have the exclusive right Of subscribing said stock for
Of ths Board Of Directors, y. MARSH,
Prssidsnt Norris Co nal and Banking Co.
D. hovIcEA1, Cashier, pro. TEN.
Dated Jersey City, sth July, lss9.
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MEDIC CAT.

I YoNs MAGNETIC POWDERS FoR TuE OEsrRUC-
- top Of BeibuHs totkrua hes and other Insects
l for the destruction % Rat aud Nice without POISON
~ broadway Rsfsrenccs d. ~ ts~ss ksI Irving House
j. L. Ro.na Etg Superib tshdsnt Of the n. T. usrpists
rHOLERA, DrARkHUA. Ec.-DR. DEwfTTC. KsL-
~ IfNGEkS remeds has been in Cholera In THOUSANDS
BY the frst q ,hs medssi Hsa, IN this sn ether
cities without solitary failure IL s a. certain 20 In
slant relief ~ u 70 ksn. No family should be sthout H.
sold ~ 90 Pearl street snt - Broadway, al ons Sh.g
and Pour Shilltngs Bottle.
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so 81.

an Or --DN COOk'S DIURETIC FIIL8. TOR THE
~ ~ 2. cure % all ocases ola rrva.e nature. Tbs
pretor will perfect ari sattssctary
csse Of whatever age or condition 81 he dssass
le PRINTED sheet whch ssc bon shows ~hy
there tedious aud uncertain and a. closes
Of us tsufss 81 May unhappy early
decay, total lose Of manboods progdst psachant and
othtr matters % interest, eiay b. f,nss Price -.
soi at Drug stores lg3 Brtsdvsy and To- BsyArd s.ss
Advice free.
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Col. James DuWcaB, u. 8. A.-Sevcral very
fne Daguesoype Lksaesses of the ate Col Dun tU
Arny with other distinguished individuals (syl and
miAtary,) may be seen at BkADY'S ROOMS,
f05 and 2U7 Broadway, cor. Of Fulton street.