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their rates. In instances advance has been
obtained. We have put up quotations, and the In
dicatons are In favor Of further improvement.
Domestic exchanges continue quiet and quotations
merely nominal The rates all in favor Of this city,
and will without doubt, continue throughout the
season. There lie such limited movement in specie
that ne alteration has for sometime been made quo
tatons The import and export for time past has
been only to moderate extent and unless sterling
the outward movement will be, for long time, me-
derste.
Uncurrent money is by no means plenty. As soon a
the fall trade commences the brokers will have enough
TO do to redeem all that is offered and If money CONT
abundant as 1t is, the floating paper
rsncy win be unusually large.
The reported receipts of the Auburn and Rochester
Railroad Company, for the six months ending June So
1S4s amounted to s23521 against 2o7 45 for the
responding period in 1S4s showing increase Of $685.
AT The bulk Of the increase was in May and june
this year.
The reported receipts Of the Chicago and Galens
Railroad Company for the five months ending August
LIST, amounted to s3754 Al, OF which $3.50 II were
from passengers and 81 $3.50 70 from freight. This, 1t
Is said has than paid the interest the cost OF
the road thus far.
The assessed value Of property In New Bedford in
1s49, compared with 1s4S, was as annexed
VALuE OF REAL AND PERsoSAL EsTArE-NEw BEpFoRp,
lS4S AND lSi9
1913 h s7ssose re':HeSs t.sS sissa 500
lS49. 7232,lo0 l0Ooo,2oO H,xS4OO
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REWARDS
SALES BY AUCTION

W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER-LARG AND Pc
- remptory sale of Household Observation-Disclosures
August 49, at I0 o'clock at No. e2 Broadway will be sold
without pay advances large stock Of handsome
others, consisting Of Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Chairs Sefss Tee a1ete Coucbes Dressing and plain Bu
reaus WAh Stands Bedseads Marble and other Tables
with variety Of other furniture and house furnishing a
eles. Catalogues now ready
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IN On. o. o. suTpfs Secretaries.
BOARDING., &C,


A FAMILY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED wITn PLEA
house delightfully."- situated the Hudson River about
hour sail from the city Boats sonvenen For further
particulars apply to JNo. G. 7. sMIDT, IL wsllst.
DoARD IN Jersey CIrY.--GoOD BOARD CAN BE
- retained In pleasant and desirable situation In Jersey
City Esrly application necessary For Particular inquire
st this oHcc.
An ENGLISH FAMILY, WHOSE RESIDENCE Is
n pleasantly located Staten Island the ferries s
DESTROYS receive a. boarderr Gentleman and his WIFE,
pleasant and permanent home. combined with economy this
ADVANTAGE The most unsxceptonahlc refer
enc-s will given and required Address s. j. Post once,
Vanderbilt landing. staten Island
DoARD IN BROoELys-Two GENTLEMEN, OR A
ID gentleman and his wife. can be accommodated with
Hoard in sentce quiet family where few board
and nsghborhood pleasant Inquire at los Washington
street. Brooklyn
BOARD FORA LADY. oRLADY ANDGENTLENAs.
Broasrsy and Broom. street No reference reaaired Ad
sres Mrs. Allen, pest paid Broadway Post Once, u
Broadway and Canal streets.
ONE OR rvo GENTLEMEN CAN BE AccoMuo-
the second foor large room at the back furnished with
the privilege OF trcakastps with tho family which pr
NAte and reee In Barclay street. near Broadwsy Names
required Win references Addresto n. N at this Oce
poARD-wsNTEp IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, IN
- quiet aud retired nsighbornoed, board for single
usman private family, whore ether bszrders
References exchanged Letters addressed r. Herald sos,
stating terms, he
ID wife, with fsrBi,hsd rsrior and bedroom family
where there children other bsardes location
erred above Bescter street. near Broadway Address T. r.
8. Herald Once.
vI,oIE1 TOR A BOARDING n0usE-TnE HOUSE 40.
Robins street. together with the dwelling part
The store fronting Cresnv street containing " rooms
Ne. 81 Front street or Of rhes c. fsyi.r No "a East -Four
tseath street
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-OFFICB
~ Panama Railroad Company New York, Augusta lsi9
In order to enable contractors who be disposed visit
the hmus Of Panama by the Empire City, which leaves
the 10th nst the time for receiving posas for the
Of the railroad will be extended the first
October next competent person will be sent out by the
Company point out the line of the road For further
ticuars, see adv.rtisemest of 18th July last.
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Office Panama Railroad Company 70 Broadway New York.
july 18TH ls9-on the 18th day of August next the MAPS
plans prohes and Specifications Of that portion Of the Papa
Railroad which proposed to place under contract
will be ready Cor exhibition 1T the office. Sealed proposals.
Addressed TO FRANCIS SPIES Secretary Of the Company
and endorsed Proposals to construct Panama Railroad
that Of the between the Chsgros
Pacific being about twenty miles (oonormsbe the
plans specifications &C. which may be exhibited will be
by the Company at their ofoe until IL clock NJ
the 18th day Of September next The Company the
may be offered. THOMAS w. LUDLOW, President
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
N. BIN the time, general information in The
possession Of the Company be had application al Ihe
Office.
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tDVRRFBRMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
EXCURgIONS.

EXCURGIONS.
NNNNNN~NNNNNNNNNNNNyNNNN
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, AND IS
IL paid, Tuesday Thursday asd Friday, 70 the person
who catches the largest black paugs The
steamer Buffalo every day In the week, except Saturday
at ga; Canal street At 81 Catharne street. at S Graad
street. ats Pier No North River, At 81. A. NJ Fare IS
eants zach
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMPUTATION OF MILITARY FINEs-NEw CITY
~ Hail. Office Of Receiver Of Taxes Aug H. lst9As the
time for paying the annual Communication Fine for Military
Service will expire the Receiver of Taxes would
upon citizens DESTROYS OF paying the comuutaon the
sessy Of making early and thus avoid the deten
on and arising from the crowd Of the few last
days. HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes.
IT A. o. D.-COLUABIA LODGE NO. s.-TuE MEN
u hers Of Columbia Lodge hereby notified TO be Ia
tendance at the Lodge No t2 Hester street at
o'clock this Tuesda the last tribute of
20 our deceased brother, Henry Pulls BY order Of
Z. Z. JONES, Sec'y. DAVID WILLIAMS, N. @.
JEFFERSON LODGE, NO 46. l. o. Of o. F.-NorICE.-
The members of Jefferson Lodge hereby notified
the lodge room No. S7 Bowsry Tuesday
inst o'clock TO attend the funeral Of late brother
Elisha Low. JOHN PINSENT N. g.
SAh'I, H. DOTy. Secy.
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a MUNE mkNTS

JOHN ,. .,s IN.
to sS After
Oh Ell PAU
" Antoine kays s.,:sss9 Mr. Henry Wells: Crane
PhsSes. Madame Jerome Raysi; Jeanette, Mile css:ss
Doors open at 7; commence at 8 Admission 90 cents
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Theatre, cHATaAx ST.
Crow jTuesday evening August to commence with the
Sp a
Rsi: 70 = IL
Of i s'ps r. %
isrss Of JUMbo JUM~iambo Ja% Mr.. Rice. Doors open
At Ia TO commence at IN Boxes Is ots PIT l21s cts
CHI1MEssE ASSEMBLY Rooms. ass BsoADwAY-
fsf ss sss Of a. xss H% g. aS
;I' Etf sAsr bE p 9 rs4a. .G
music BY COrraai Nine Bsrton. prima Donna n; Corr
asrs' hS Ns Psts
s Hs sss II aS 3 s
efso snsnsfS h T% ssy w ns III 50 air Of
SIMMER TETEs BEING
during the Tenth Week with entirely
G S evening ssi a%
HENADE CONCERT, to be followed by BAL p'ETE, or
oyetu Marches, &C. 100 Cosmoraue Views brilliantly
illuminated Doors open alto. Tickets - cents each:
CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUMNER FErEs CONTINU-
ing In their full tide Of success win be repeated every
and ending Bal. IN wh
all vters have the privilege Of joining the yarous cotl
sent week ;Sdlle. Lovarney, Miss Caroline Hiaert Mr..
Groyesner Mr. Hamilton and Herr stcpel Leader Of the
Orchestra, Herr Herwig. Tickets 25 cents.
RAnNUM,s AMERICAN nysEUM.-splondid porfor-
". n = o
mammoth Crocodile just arrived from the River Nile,
a. M nSsS d:
Barton Mss stanhope the xSins LADY, Living Gran. ou-
turs Admission the whole Is Children
under ten years l2s cents.
CoNCERTs EVERY EVENING AT THE CONCERT
s Gs Nc .fa
TIVE BARS AND SALOONS OF THE ARCH STREET
Theatre Phiiadsipha, rent. on good terms TO
spectacle tenant The house next week. for the Fall
s'sisek.
HARLEM PARK. PAcdNG.-wILL CONE OFF THIS
CLOSED ssn Gs sS9,ins Mo'drGs
N'das enters Dan Miller co PSsNRs
81 YIN s,y;p come q sn Ss%as'ass fss
close Tuesday, At the Track before o'clock
WIN. FONNER. Proprietor.
REWARDS
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNJN
I'D REWARD-ST0LEN FROM THE CITY HOTEL,
&%O Newark n. j.. on Saturday night 18th instant,
Gold Skeleton Hunting Watch and Emerald Guard Chain.
No. Of the watch 1892. Apply at $50 Broadway.
600 .REwARD17A BARREL DIRECTED TO GEN.
P%V H. Russell left on the quay, at the foot Of Court
isndt et supposed to be taken away by mistake Who
will give such information will lead TO the discovery
Of the will receive the above reward by applying at 80
Grsenwiehst at. IL. WOODS
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POLITICAL.


Democratic Republican Electors Of 10th Assem-
e. sIanssn$ YSIlvi: Sesday ls'S day august
DAME. enan ana ' aud
On melton the Hon Henry Shaw was unanimously
Repsbc,n Convention 70 be rcspsctiyey held
on the sh day Of sepeSer nss
notion following submitted the
Resolved That this meeting recognises in all their length
Baltimore con,ehsn at which those stern and
missing patriots Ca.s and Butler were nominated for the
RS.oyed TIA, a ..tf%p. T. sn..1 the Dsmosra-
,hs deliberate sonsuitati:n Of National Gcpyeascn.
OfpOes to the ravsgs Of faction. personal ambition and
Resolved That while recognise the organization Of
Den OF % party ss,s nns from h
Difference the Of the State Central Com
IT, sf, n am%sny committee
Rssy. That v. regard ID: q the
Union. every labor and plan tending that
sSis nrE %T S sRS Ss
Animated with the spirit OF forbesrsnee and holding as
this fsnh: has 70 &C.
sss at Rome HTssT sts
p D. z ~ T,nn.H' }ssere,.re,
LAReEANp ENTHusIAsTIcM MEETING OF THE
S Of ' s Il Fsv nSsl n$ s a.
on n, r, as q s Aess1s.I R'StSH %
Campbell chosen secretares On motion Of Mr. Hoag-
Conc on 70 y.
II o'clock and at Syracuse the 9th day Sep
tmbor at II o'clock James H. Suydam chosen al
ALEX. D. RENToN Chairman.
"a. s y, sg11.s }ssre,ars.
EIGHTH wARD.-PuRsUANT TO A RECoHMENDA-
IL 0n o. the General Committee OF the Democratic Re
publican Committee held At Tammany Hail. meeting Of
Democratic Republican nleeters Of the ward held at
Churshills rehocras Head Quarters 2i Spring street.
Monday 18th Daniel beevan called chair
nd B.Gr and H.. kan
pointed seretsriss 1hefoowing adopted:
Resolved That Daniel seiie', Esq., be and Is hereby
appointed delegate from the Sixth Assembly District TO the
Syracuse Convention, to be held the 9th Of September
mel
Rfvd That the delegate to the Syracuse Convention he
and he hereby requested 60 ATTEND the Convention
suaon 10 be held Rome the 18th inst
the rscoEmendaon Of the Democratic Republican state
Central Committee. DAN l.. T. DELANAN,
JAS. ID. GHEENnAs.l s..,x. Chairman.
Wa. b. ATTAIN, SS''''
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
e>NoNo0NNN~NNN|->~NO
II HE w L KY HHR A l. ID

The steamship Cambria will leave Boston to-
morrow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool Her
mails will close at o'clock this afternoon.
She will carry out the late intelligence from
California. 1t will be given IN full. together with
oil the other important news of the week, IN the
Voky Herald, to be published at IL o'clock to-day.
The news will be printed in French and English.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence; annual sub
soripiion s., TO include the postage.
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MEDICAL.

ID Ex0yAL-NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC-DR WHEEL
N Ocus (ate of No. ~ Greenwich street. respect-
fully aprsss his patients and the public cnsry
he has his office and residence TO No 2S BAR
clay Broadway where he will devote himself
Opluic Surgery and the treatment and Of diseases
of the Eye the Insertion OF Artificial Eyes OF superior
msnufacurc and where his universal Remedy for Cholera
Cholera all times be procured. Once
hours from A. NJ to =. n, after which door patients
ID
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AMUsEMENTS.


ID L.;sssIhr h.rshan moss rsspe.sfufly the
which Willie opened after Ii. regular several weeks
sssss ;s ssd
yea Hssis .,.Ss:
;ssssi;
% he seattle and s
pleasure in making known the
1n. DsEs Mania M s ssIG
Caraes ssnor Corsl sisnor Arnsid sisncr Vita ssner
fss s s. sa sf ' as.
4 esss Bon S.7a ss Ss D. K, ssss
s NOvs Between Il. "a and "a acts Of ne viii b
Nom w ai1 %a
sd Of frs hs s s aS
Circle, ooc Doors open at T. 70 begin at "a o'clock.
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr.-wx. ..
i s c Da"s G s % S %
fsyS Ssss Nj: % ss
T.s: b asT RasSR Ss.a Il 's r. sas DssS me-
Lucy. Miss N. Taylori Amelia, Miss 4. Barber Door.
Cree s cents Circle ss sss Dress
Mr. Burton has handsomely rendered to Mr. John Dunn
in 10 ss Ssassnf sH "a b.
with Mesrs Burton, W. Chapman c. Howard, Brougham
Lynne clarke John Dunn Miss Taylor Miss Wallaek Mrs
py9tt Mrs B,ougham Se Songs. Pretty Jane" by Mr.
g. Leschi Sailor Boy composed by Captain John W. Bar
Y, by Miss Barber; "Bopld sogeI Boy BY NJ Redmond
John DUNN Lucy, with dances and delight Miss Taylor
A CARD.-MRS W. A. vACHE HEREWITH BEGS
"A leave TO tender her grateful to
the members Of the and to the members OF the drama
tic profession, for the beray which they evnced
the occasions of her benefits the prompt and efficient assists
thereby rendered shall be for remembered with the
sncerest thankfuness.
EHlNESE MUsEUM-THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNI
~ ted States $50 Broadway, exhibiting the Manners Gus
toms Religions Arts and Sciences Of four hundred millions
Of Chinese Open from A. NJ, till 10 L. n. Admittancs
20 cents; children under IL, half pricc.
HOBOKEN, OTTO COrrAGE-GUNG'Ls CELE-
brated Band, Tuesday. August IA; Wednesday the
l6tb and Friday the lth ga o'clock, r. NJ Admitancs
nee In case Of Indictment weather. the Concert will take
place the next day.
VNATsoNs HALL,CLEgELAND. OuIO.-THE ABOyR
w Hall 10 the most commodous airy and comfortable
Ohio, and capable of seating 1900 persons 1t is TO
for concerts exhibitions, For
to J. WATSON, Cleveland, Ohio.
nRGANS.-TWO CHURCH ORGANS OF FIVE STOPS,
" for SALE gothic imitation OF walnut gilt
pipes front closed swell &C
+ in alto. For sale, low, for cash
WM H. DAVIS, Organ Builder.
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Sec the Car, Of th, PnIIadsIrh,. C.rpe.

Sec the Gard OF the PhiiadeiphiN Carpet
Hail.. Sidney JonosAs regards Carpetlnss Mattins.,
and OF Cloths In this old extensive House and North
eeopd street. hs door below Christ Church, between Mar
bet and Arch. IL has some claim TO notice
The P1umbe Nation nj Daguerrean Gallery,
upper 81 Broadway and Murray street.
No having received the stamp Of superiority
othsr establishment IN the world. visit viii
asfy any that II most justly merits AZ.
Hon. John M. Cisytos.-A very superior
pArusseyre Likeness q Hon John NJ Clayton, taken BY
Brady March last Washington may now be seen trra-
euitusy with other Statesmen OF dstnsuon at his
National Gallery ~ Dasuereopss Nos So and S Broad
way, corner Of Fulton street.
The RIcheIieu Diamond Pointed Gold
Psss made and sod BY SAVAGE "a Patton street.
durable Pens in the world j. Y. has large
Gold Silver Watches OF all the most sele
brs.d makers Euaraped hep time, which he
viii sell very Low.
But how can ne do it i-This IL the Hrst
questi, asked when t s discovered that tradesman
derssng his neishhOrs regards Boots Shoes and Gal
instance, everybody referring 70 the
beauty q those made by JONES Ann street.
eIeains How he DO tf He does do II, and that's
snourh.
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CoR cALrFoRNrA, VIA cuAoRgs AND NEW OR

CALIFoRNIA snIPPERs.-sHIPPERs AND EvI-
~ grants 20 California will hnd a. 80 Broadway, portable
wooden Houses slways hend plan ana
at such low reeP that they csnrotf n please them Call
ana sus them. GEO. PREEaANS CO,
Ne 81 Dr0alssy.
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CLOTIIING.

~ LEIGHTON FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MAKER,
u. wholesale aud retail. Ne 10 Park Place New York,
snd Ne Royal street, New Orleans ~ B-Shirts stand
Ing and whsksr collars and collar cravs sde 20
CBIRTs IN THREE DAYS. OR, II NECESSARY, IN
- twelve hours, made order snd warranted 20 A.
n BExAN AZ her Shirt Store and oen.lemens Furnishing
tstsbiishmen NO. Aston House. shirt hansfactsry in
Bsetmsn; Laundry in Nassau street.
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! Sterling exchange has been In more active demand
since the Lat inAi, ana drawers haze been hmsr In
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IINpARIAN pIsrENsARy. g. AM sTsEEr-ss-

silhsd years-ror the sale Of Dr. Een
M,rcNrsl Fuit Sli Golden Ills 3i cents Victims
Delicate Diseases should der those remedies the
III In such Private entrance Hours from
ca. N. ~ l0P.h. Remember, " Ann sgs,N
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Freight specie percent Merchan 70 sens per fset
Hght cubic feet of baggage allowed each cabin
cuhs DO allowed each sesrase passenger Passage
cured unlsss paid for Any remittng half the
amount Of passage money secur. berth for week
wi "''s"' VI '"'''s' yyI3wARp SON. "a Bro.sv,v.
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NNNNNNNNNH ~ - = NNNNNNNNNNNN
TURTLE sOUP.-A PINE GREEN TURTLE WILL nj
servcdup this day, together with saddle Of I'm sish
mutton boiled salmon and all the Injuries OF the Market Al
n. W. ALLEN.
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mr. RALPn's FRACTICAL PRIYATE TREATIsE 81

~ the nature symroms progress remediss
and 81 the genital orrsns including rna.turbsos sve
e diseases resembling vsssres sv.n ia no ether .srh
k Re- sdaptsd to every Individual 81 beth sexes THIS
the only truly useful vert the sshjest ~rtteu N PLAIN
snguage the recipes for all nedisise faithfully eiven
intended 20 he practically useful " every every
18th edition, $40 Price 81 Nay BE bsd sf the suthop
Greenv sh street mailed zee BY pest sisy &c. pus
hshevs. f3A INN street.
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stsIPPING.

CoR MARsIILLEs.-rHE BARK HARcrLLa, car
II Inshsm. or the ship NEBRASKA, Capt. Toone.
"''"' VI WI sMbERrArv a PHELPS. or |.
ROyp HINCKrN. Brokers
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NUsIC.-Bsss ard private raries flfI .sh,i VIII 70
'tia Hsrr or Pfsno F1fi- sccou 7aa-euof Ls.run--s
Inn iarrV 20 ave O. uao-f - mss be requested Orders
p GU as Ere1-t1 - SIMPSON
d. ims Ie. gh--rf Al
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE CHARGE

lhL InAhbts
SHOUTS on the sulph' rous air
And the death-strokes thick and fast
And a wilder beat, 10 breasts that dare
The war-cloud's scathing b.ast
With frenzy glarss each eye,
While bursts in blended breath
From the serried ranks. the charging cry,
Victory or Death -
The rushing wave Of life
Rolls onward 20 It's doom.
And nought is heard but the sound Of strife
From out the gathered gloom
The clash Of steel, and the battle yell
The hour has given birth,
Are stangely blent with the last farewell
The dying make to earth.
And through the coming night.
Whose yester-eve was quiet
All, hear the walls Of the manned N hght-
Sad wrecks Of the battles riot
The hands upliited clasp
As the Lies red fountain dres.
And over the plain the dying gasp
10 Deaths last sgonies.
Horsich, H.
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rHH LIVER MErAIIiC


DRINTiNG INh.-JoaN Q. LlshLBuDf !. con
s-rr, ~ Pri-tng Ira TIE nresi 6sck as Ccor>l
90 News inss which he warfSrs eSaN 70 s1y evsf nsng
r r5 s,S 4. A. low Prices as can Be sid y any req
mansfse tures Orders forwarded BY se&rrosi u rsoat
10 any part Of The coarxy By addressing cote ~ ms Il =
Rcsesl. - -, -
P's-rhs PAPER % printed WITH my News inh, also .
vrcss may oiser nswspa2ss n this ely rssdepaA Bee
- fIrt,.S sss,ss RS iswT
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PATENT
EINr.nIIr pREsSEn TnRACCn

DEING THE INVENTOR Of this kind Of Tobacco, and
ID having patent securing 10 the exclusive NJ ht %
manufacture the same l. being entirely different from
other Kind enables 90 bung Il before h- public n ia
his hest Of perfection All impurities are extracted
the sweet aroma preserved thereby impsng pleas
and delightful ami favor. being thus prepared u
rendered desirable only for home but for ship
meats OF long voyages ADD warrant u 10 retain la
moisture and flavor f1r three years 10 any climate
PLEASE NOTICE,
That esch box and paper have printed labels GOOD
WINS Patent Tobacco, Feb l6. Isis.
Manufactures AID f1r sale By
dlSl y GOODWIN BROTHER. fbg south 81
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GVTTA PkRCHA sOLEs pc, socss for IS cis
~ ladieo shoes 50 cts. al sis Srosdwsy. Frccch and
calf double and s,gs cole dress Boots Congress Caters
VIA AL assortment Of Goodyesrs ps,en, 0vershoes La
1le, nsees Childreus Gairsrs Boots blsek AID white
- sd ssur slipper, with The lsrSes, sseosn tsr fsa
~ ~ wy cheap. % Ina
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Nadtaa Ea3,sss "a 3ifsra Assent 90 N'us aa8r,ufu'n
8n, 4. nnfm cor. 'u' rem Cn'l R,'aiu ats'fifa,n
rsr 1cufiaIcns iusi az tas alf ef'itl tu Ntlirl11
f'naitf NaTsu tU Committee rr lal-n'..t nira on
nrtr l,uffitu SW8G qtfl rcrtfr fnt urt req uu -r.
siN tdt eaumiiiou en- bst. tr 5rfru'i ,asdirs 'us
f1ffu nartt
q, f-rn asrus anlaae,rtsn Hshuf,u ems Nr,-ir-
.,r ctu-ti rcb imm,r uff cff,sg ftqu t's Snmfir.
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