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The Augusta (Me.) Farmer, speaking OF the hay
crop in that State says The prospect for a crop
OF hay, IN many parts OF the State, is not very
couraging. Not more than medium crop can be
expected in our vicinity. Where the snow was
blown off the fields during the winter past, many of
them suffered with the severity Of the cold weather,
and are much ihlnned out We have also had a
dry June, which has stnted the growth of the
grass. Nevertheless, az the time of cutting will BE
later than usual, should have copous rains soon,
they would materially increase the crop.
The Hagerstown (Ard) Necs, of the 9TH instant,
says" The crop of the country is fair one, and
we think we may safely say that one million bush
els of wheat, the produce OF the crop, will be the
amount thrown into the market for sale, from this
county"
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Important TO Fishermen.
CIRCULAR TO THE COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS, on
FISHING VESSELS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

WAsuISGToS, June 30, 1s49.
II ie deemed proper by this Department far to mo-
dy the circular instructions On Fishing Vessesp ds
ted the 22d December ls4s to dispense with the OBJ
Of the regulation requiring that vessels en-
poy ed in the cod fisheries, in order to become entitled
TO the allowance provided by law should complete their
prescribed term OF Cod fishing in continuous con-
secutive voyages fares" II being considered by the
Department satisfactory compliance with the Law,
that such vessels shall have been actually and exclu
sively engsged In the cod fisheries under license for
the such number Of days between the last day OF
February and the last day OF November as shall 10 the
aggregate complete the term prescribed by law OF three
and half four months the may be- the right
remaining to said vessels to pursue the employment OF
mackerel fishing provided they be licensed for that
fishery In alternate voyages fares during tho fishing
season. w. NJ. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Urea sury
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MAIL r OR EU r o p &
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Hiberna will leave this port to-day
at noon, for Halifax and Liverpool.
The Weekly Hraid, printed In French and English
will be published this morning at o'clock Its contents
win embrace all the Important news Of the week.
Single copies sirpence The mails will close at half
past ten o'clock.
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lbs ohioleaf were sold at IS SIX 81 80 cash Pork
Sales effected Of 500 bbls at $40 IS $40 <5
sssh; 100 bbls rump offered, 20 Sold at So l2,
cash Beans so bbls New York fetched 81 cts cash.
We have just heard Of sale Of 80 hhds Cuba
lssses at Is a 49, cts. cash.
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TIVE MARRIED woxAN's PRIVATE xrprc.I, coy

VINHE HAHKIED WUNAN = FHINATE NEDTCAL 0OM-
panion. by DR. A. Maurieeau, Professor Of Diseases 81
Women. sirth esitisn. lsmo, pp. 40 Price 81. 5000
oepies sold In sir months.
fea ofsunerng 81 physical and mental anguish 10 many
en- afectonste wife, aud reeuniary husband
might have been spared thousands poor would have
oyed eompetence thousands broken in health would
have enjoyed W hundreds In their still
by timely possession Of this work.
IL h intended especially for the married those
plating marriage as IL disoses Important secrets which
should be knewn TO them particularly.
To those whose health does permit IA
mily II 10 OF especial importance.
Here also, fsmse-the wife, the mother, the
either budding into womsnbood the in decline Of
years in whom nature important change
ear dfcoverhe causes symptoms and the NEST ecient
medes and mest certain mode ofesre in every complaint
which her sen 10 suhjeet
For sale 272 Broad vay and at Publishing oce I2o
Liberty sweet, y. " Ist.e Co., Albany W Davis
Boston; y. b. Peterson 20 CHESTNUT street Phszdspha
willis Taylor Co, Batmors j. n. Rsoseoni New Or
leans J n. Cubkedse, Savannah.
On the receipt efs copy will be transmitted by man
free 81 postage ofshe nted States All letters
he addressed, poet paid 20 Dr. A. Mauric.sp
I,72l New yors eity. ones l2s Liberty street.
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The receipts for June, 1s4s, from "A miles of
read and for June, 1s49 from 24O miles of road We
would like to returns Of the expenditures, merely
for working the road and for repairs for the
ponding period. The company form idea
of what per cent Of the earnings requr ed for
pepses and would be interesting to what it Is
1t is the opinion Of those intimately acquainted with
the system Of management, that it will amount to at
least Sizyfre per cent Of the gross income 1t is
opinion that it will be seventy per cent.
The earnings Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, for the month of June in each OF the past
two Years were annexed -
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peuart. My low prices beautiful article Of silk summef
elsh for coats s7 The sort sold for IS snd
s. Splendid French cloth dress made 10 order SIG
khs very finest simcns msk) $40 hrshed in the first style
n elegance. q. u. CLARKE, ll6 " lila 81.
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f1cess IN 1884,. 81 24O %
The through travel has fallen Off while the local
vel and freighting business have improved This
important and favorable feature, but it will require
long time at this rate to bring the receipts up to
have 20 little faith in the management of any Of
railroads, from the smallest to the greatest, that
have hopes Of those insolvent ever being in "a
better position and great fears that many paying
dividends will not continue doing so much longer.
The Savings Bank East River Insttution) has de-
cared temi-a annual dividend at the rate Of five per
cent payable on denan
The Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio, has declared q
dividend of five per cent payable at the Ohio Life aud
Trust Company
The Macon and Western Railroad Com pany have
share payable at the Bank OF the State of New York
on the LIST ofAugust
The New Haven Bank has declared a dividend Of
four and q half per cent
The Mechanics Bank Of New Haven has declared a
dividend of two dollars and half per share.
The Bank Of Cberaw s. c., has declared a semi. an
nual dividend Of five per cent.
The amount Of duties received at the Custom House,
Philadelphia, for the month Of June, 1si9, $780,
sos Sc, against $1l11l7 S. for the same month last
year. The received for the FIRST six months Of
responding period in 1s4s showing decrease this year
Of $1s0,120 SO.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
foreign and domestic exchange, for specie, and for
uncurrent money.
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wsrt which has attracted such vide and mara attention.
am ong both physicians and laymen lie DESTINED TO
complete revolution in the method Of treating certain dis
heretofore little Understood and 80 ~rstchedly
nssed by and empricsm They are now deprived
Of their See extract from the Botop Medical Jour
nal, In another solpmn,
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Father msthew.-rwo superior Daguer.
yeetype Portraits OF Rev. Theebot Mathew tone at full
length other bust taken by Brady Tuesday Sd
Jsiy ST. may be with ether distinguished
divisua lis rooms HB and m Broadway, Of al
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BALrrNoRE. July z. $50

bh.fhnohh, Juit q, lS
Changes Of the Utathsr'-Ser,ou Acetdent-Baiii.
more County Pitios-Genoai 7hyior-Ne1
Wheat, Re.
The weather has changed from the dry and he,
to the sultry and damp; but through all the changes.
the health Of the city continues better than usual
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The sRratORa shRd CO"t-N0 "ehuema"
nts Of song without of these elegant COATS they
al liner olors french linen; few Dress Coste, OF lie
Yes msse $40 each rve Dollar Suit Store, corner Of
Hsssau and bcekman streets.
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AMuRMENTS

CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST.
DAY AFTER THE EuDING Col Freslove. Mr.. Jordan;
Lacy Elizabeth FRI Glove Mss Fam, waack which,
Mrs A. knight will recite Conss Ode the Passions To
be fellow ed BY THAT RASCAL JACK-Rascal Jack Mr. J.
Dunn Lucy Mss hestayer After which hesSrs and
be followed by OfELLO. the Moor OF Orange treeOeo,
M Rice Desdemona Miss Mestsyer To conclude with
curtain rise quarter OFFS Boxes % cents Pit M
w Grand and Broome streets.-OPEN EVERY EVENING
the
organized 42 the oldest in the worlds
the hrst to harmoniIe melodies and of
present popular style Of Ethiopian Entertainments, whose
elusive evidence their superior merit and a.raevenes
The Company performers under the direction
OIL Chrsy Doors open at seven Concert commences
q. eight o'clock.
CONTAMINATION EVENING, JULYT
" Fifth week Of the trumphanty successful SUMNER
lElES! Extraorainary att actions seoo ns from tic
most celebrated Italian and French Operas pero by
anewly organized Orchestra FORTY PERFORM sRs com
lng the hst ms trumehts talent in the country TO be led
by Messrs Max Maretzek aud George Loder During THE
BALI, the whole Of the Powerful Orchestra will perform
n variety Of the latest and fashionable Cotlous
Wazes, Polkas, Sc Positively account
Of the weather Doors at d; at
precisely Tickets p cents each
GRAND COTILLoN EXCURSION TO ROcKLAND
~ Lake for the benefit of Capt. Isaac Seot-toueing
aud Fort Lee The steamer FRANK, Capt Rogers. with
barge will leave foot of Canal street. Thursday July h.
i p at Air. clock Hammond 81; thirteenth So
Roekand Lake. Tickets ST. admit gentleman aud lady
to be had at Pages Hudson River Hote board the
sean boat Frank For particulars small bills Refresh
ments On board. f. Il. COLLINS, Bulls Ferry.
EHINEsEMUSEUM, BROADWAY BETWEEN SPRING
Open from "a. NJ till Top. M. Abundance Is cts. children
under II half price.
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I'M. NoRRIsoN Us coNrIpENrIALLY coNsrLTE

nR MORRISON rs C0NfIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
- on sll diseases OF delicate natsre. practice
years enables him to the most ,irulent without
mercury. Recent cured in three days til
street.
nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "PRAcTIcAL PRI-
Y yste Treatise - Greenwich street-ohce hours
20 Ia NJ 6toeP n (sundays excepted )-Those who
ply In the early stages viii be surprised a the rapidly
little neon vcnience attending their IL chiefly how
those who esrtain class 81 people
who cas- properly appreciate his services In structure
It's frs' incipsnt TO Its advanced and distressing
praetce he rapid easy radical cure. whict
he has grounds for stating can be obtansd IRON other
source In America
DR. yEfrRIEs ANTIDoTE IS THE MOST ErFEC-
~ tua preparation cold for Gonorrhga and
srual Long experience has proved that IL viii
rsdieay any This desirable result obtained in
from two 20 ten days and as u neither creates
s1ends the palate and renders uhnecssry dsvasn
diet TO usual pursuits sound Sleep healthy
digestion the nuisance 10 thus speedily 10
Its ingredients entirely vegetable Injurious
effect either eonsttuonaly locally he caused
Price 81 per bottle. Sole Agent Tor this city,
C. H. RING. lg2 Broadway. corner Jobs 81.
NO CURE NO PAy-DR CoRBITr. 10 DIANE ST.
he consulted the treatment Of cersn delicate
% delicate diseases enables Dr. O. 20 cure The vors.
form 81 this disease Recent cured In three dvs Ne
mercury used. iyi0 1t
nH.JoHSseN, is DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ in the Of delicate disea-sThc Doctors
Iutaticn for st those half cured that have existed
~ secret habit enecusly cured. Recent cured
four days. ITO it,
TYR. n BosTwICK on yENEREAL AND LECTURER
- on Diseas. o. the Urinary organs Author Of Com
yoe Practical orb the Nature and Treatment yene
real Diseases structure and al diseases Of private nature
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LOST.

R%O the ship Bingham steamer Tarte, box, marked
H. o keefe Any giving such information
TO its recovery George Logan SO South street, will
the above reward.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
SPORTING

SPORTING.
CENTREvILLE CoURsE-TRoTTING.- wEpNEs
day July IL at o'clock match 500 mile heats, best
Lady Emma j. Conway names bi e. stran@sI nc ""ss H.
80 '' 0'N"'' JOEL toSRTiifNS, Proprietor.
CENTgEyILLE CORRESPONDENCE $780,
free for all r0'nE h,r.G' to "a AUGUST
JOEL CoSKLTS Proprietor.
CENTREyILLE CoURsE-TRoTTING.-P $50
Also, $50 mile heats best three in Ave. in harness.
close Saturday July H. by o'clock Three to
"a JOEL i GoSRfiN Frop RI come
HUNTING. PARK TRoTTINc CoURsE-GREAr
,h following horse. have bee.
sesday the 18th Of July at o'clock p. H. If the weather
= Er w., u.s. 8 M IA. Lazy ~ suaols, .fNew York
S'sS s. 81 T aSssy Of Philadelphia.
Mile heats best three i've under the saddle Th.s.
Aden,y anticipated that the best time will be
AbDITIoNkI sPoRT-.oe PURsE-Tl. following
pST,s i sEsd f on On rday the 2s inst So:
nv; I'm :a, or more 70 make rs's tn clos.
:. n. -'''' '''' EbW2Rb 81 EASrxaS Proprietor sA'
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PosI OFFICE, NEW YORK, JULys. ls.oEERII RAIL;
DAILY Erie 4G sf en H' sra
the other ats ". wMy. BRADY, Postmaster.
A YOUNG MAN, BY THE NAME OF HERMANN
sehsrwr, was drowned when = 6shing excursion OF
Govtrnors Island on Monday evening" pretty stout,
were blue cashmere trousers satin white shirt aud boots
eonfera favor BY notifying the same to CHAs MEHRENs,
No. % Grove street. New York.
I o. Of o. T. CRYSTAL LODGE, NO. 5-P q. A. c.
Arnold, will deliver lecture before the members Of
the above Lodge, at their room. sos broadway, PANORAMA
HALL on Thursday evening 18th nst at o'clock Brothers
Of the order ere invited. Z. L. HARTSUOkN. N. a.
TIVE NEW METHODIST CHURCH ON THIRTIETH
street. between the 18th aud 9th will dedicated
20 the worship OF God Wednesday July H. The Rev DR..
Durbn will preach In the afternoon and Rev. DR. Hodich
81 ~ In the evening Kip Browns and knicterbocker
STAGES, run very near the church.
CHRISTIAS MEYER, OF HAMBURG, WHOSE PRE-
sentrtsdence IL hereby apply
Dr. ID H. jacob in Hamburg for receipt Of his property
benz the attorney OF DR. Daniel der heden
haven his curator absents appointed by the Of
Hanhurs on the 18th Of Apri. l4S-usnburgh May, lHs
MR.. CUTHBERT CArTERALL, AND THREE CHILL
lI trsb son and tive taughterr lately from Preston,
kDgiand-Any information respecting tkem, will be
thankfully received BY his wife who this city
not knew their address Please apply Isl Chambers
SALES by AUCTION
UCTloN NoTICE.-A QUANTITY OF TENTS AND
"A other camp and garrison egupsgc will be sold 10
ecloeh a. NJ on Saturday nett at Fort Hamilton, L. L.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction sales OF Horses Carriages, Harness. Saddles
1c every Monday and Wednesday Al II o'clock Hsrsss
JOIN d. oxfFIELD, Proprietor.
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C0MMERCIAL lFFlIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Nuesuay, July IO-o r. ma
There was no change of consequence in the stock
market to-day. Quotations fell off fraction At the
first board, United States SIS 1856 and 1862 declined u
per cent EACH Treasury notes, al Farmers Loan, =
Erie Railroad, III Harlem advanced a.
At the second board. Erie and Harlem fell of u per
cent each. The market closed heavy, with q down.
ward tendency in prices for the fancies.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to day amounted to s2oi Az payments
Ss46s7l H. advices, so 900; balance, 1904 $50 so.
The receipts Of the New York and Erie Railroad
Company for the month Of Tune in each of the past two
years, were annexed -
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DR BosrwICK on vENEREAL. AND LECTURER

- on Dseas. Of the Urinary organs Author Of a Com
ple Paccs orb the Nature and Treatment % ycne-
real Diseases Structure and all diseases Of private nature
Quarto, splendid plates second Edition Extract from
the Boston Medical and Surgical JournaTt be said
feaessy 70 be equal 20 Rcords Actions works the
family ~ diseases and far superior 10 any thing Of
hind published this country. Price so. Author
vork ssmina issisns mpotoncy Ne caused W So
iitary Vice Third Edition plates. Pfee 81. For sale
at the Publishers srinser Townse nd ga sy aud
BY the Author 50s Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
will Of an old established concern The amount of capt.
tai required about S30o part of which will b. taken
bond and mortgage The place is doing good business
but the proprietor wishes to leave the
address I" Marte," ut this office.
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NEw YORK AND ERIE
S2a.664 81 eco 300 na
"A Gas is

Receipts for June 1s4s June 1870 Increase June 1870
freiehts. SH2l2 81 2GS % SIS AS ~
Pass gers 4 mail. 1l,452 Oh 2767l 70 1929 70
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THEATRE WEDNESDAY EVENING
July l-Seeond grand Series OF the Magical Sorees BY
nACALLisTLR, the great Neeromaneer, whose perfor-
splendid from audiences delighted and crowd
so TESTIMONIALS OF wonder APPRECIATION, and sppane The
in the the iEnchantea Palace of the Prince of Ma
Splendid change Of exhibition experiments tricks yet
given by Mr. hasaiser in this city. The overture will
Afterwards Dress Circle 80 Family and Sd Circle
A CARD.-BURroN's THEATRE CaAMBERs sr,-
IA Miss Fanny Wallack respectfully Announces TO her
friends and The public generally that Mr. Burton
kindly rendered the use Of his theatre her farewell BENEFIT
and last New York previous departure
south and west will take place saturday July i4h on
which occasion she will y desir make her second appear
city including Mr. W. Burton who will appear for tbs
time in New York Pol MUS aud Miss Mary who
Will Ophe. Full particulars in tho hills Of the
gay Box book open from 10 A. NJ till T. n, Friday and
Saturday.
~ Manager and PROPRIETOR Jr Ma
mayer splendid in the afternoon at 3 and
evening at The Lump of Gos weighing pounds
and brought from California by Lieut. Beae has been
gagged for this week Sgpor Bz the Magician and Ven
troquist appears at each entertainment The farce OF
sasher and Crasher will be enacted at each performance
hope Mss est Mr. Chapman Mr. COPELAND and Mr. Clarke.
The Atino Lady, Living Orang Outsng. large Living An
an enormous Wax Scripture Satuary
Admission to the whole IS Children under 10 years,
1913 cents.
WALLHALLA: SO CANAL STHEET.-ExTRA AT
" traetions-Sixteen new Female models for the Ia
bleaux WANTS and Dances Extra performance every
Saturday at o'clock r. ~ The coolest place
and the only of the kind in the Admit
ehestra Boxes H cents Parquete, % cents. Doors open
at q commencing at socloek.
OTTO COTTAGE HOBoKEN-THE GUNG'L BAND
re-engaged-Great attraetion.-A grand instrumental
Con ert Free admtapce To commence NJ 80 o'clock
Wednesday the llth Friday the 18TH Monday the 10Th,
at the OTTO Cottage, Hoboken.
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EOR CHAoREs-A TICKET IN TUE STEAMER EN-
Iire City, of the l7h, for sale az discount Appiy
the oGce % the Moray street Howe, near Broasway.
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS.
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN-NNNNNNN
EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANKS, EVERY
IL Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
srndayThe steamer BUFFALO will leave Of Robinson
street, o'clock 18th street SO Canal Sls
Grand street. per No. N r., ga, A. N. Fare cents
each way
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Shipping Intelligence

Nrw BkDvohp. July 9, 49,
Arrved-ship Anse Gibbs herrhew Of fairaaveu North
Pacific Ocean, via Hong Kong and St Helena May $50 bb
VII oil.
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VALuABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIvATx SALE

EOR sALE-A NINETEEN FOOT ROW BOAT cor
per fastened. in complete order: Also, dnkey Sail
boat. 4 feet long, with as &C. by FOWLER foot Of
Washington street. Brooklyn. near Cstharne Ferryprice
SIS each.
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SALES by AUCTION.
rr


UCTlON NOTlCE-A QUANTITY OF TENTS AND
other camp aud harrison eguipagcs will be sold At ~
o'clock, a. NJ on Saturday next, at Fort Hamilton L. L.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction Sales Of Horses CARRIAGE Harness Saddles
Gc every Monday and Wednesday, at II o'clock Hsrsss
and carriages ut private sale every DAY.
JOHN u. 0ATFIELD, Proprietsr.
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HOTELS, &c.


DERKlNS HOTEL FOR SALE.-TuE SUBSCRIBER
having more business than he attend offers his
Hotel corner Christie and Division streets for sale The
house fully planned and built for hotel
be exeecd for convenience location being within
steps of Chatham Persons wishing engage such
business already established tn purchase the property
an will ind this most favorable opportunity
either or both Apply oD the premises Perkins Hotel
Brothers Perkins, Odd Fellows Hall.
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JANllloN, GUlIFORD P0lNT-THIS WELL X NOWN
seaside resort is open for the reception Of COM
paIy. Persons wishing enjoy the benefits Of air,
bathing and food, will find this pleasant, healthfu
and desirable summer retreat Stages win leave New Ha
ven Tor Guilford Point, on the arry al of the
GUILFoRD, Cons. July TO- lSi9. Il. HUNT
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To-day the race will he for the Jockey Club
Purse SiOO-two mile heats. Entries, Hegira,
John Black, Bully Henderson and Dan Henry.
Tins will be one Of the days, in the way Of sport,
'het you " read of in the papers," and we expect
70 see the most exciting contest of the meeting take
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E'ROM the, most admired compositions OF spoh5 Thai.
WEI o9f abe M a,s5 ka M ~
serenade baIacole " Shenherd,s Lay" a. Young 49,
bis Greenwood Smiling" Landiady's Little dang 6fer
~ Outlay sleath;' "IgssngBel;" IAN IS Over "Glave
Digger" Wanderer;' 81 Hy Dream Of Love is OTef;1
Fidelity Magic SPELL" " La serenade;n " Fair5st
malden;" Fisher Mgiden;m Ave Mars;" ExDAnd thy
well Forever; Quail " Shepherd TO Ills Fair One'
Spring Is Returning" Thine i My Heat;'' Evening
Wecome Home;m SONG Of Blanche Alaen;"' a" Swiss
SnIing Song" We Net By ChaDCa;' 81 The Saw MilI'
The Fee the German Rhiae5 II would that MI Love
Passage Bids Fatewell;n Autumn Song" 20 Wet
hOu N the Geld Blot The MaybeIls and the Flowers -
With German and English words, for sale at MAYO'S
MUSIC STORE, Camp str, 1t. n29 81