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g9- We have tho Rrros1 oF IN BosTos

~ We have the HEP0RI Of IHE B0sTos
CosSfrrEz. Ia relation % tho donations received
from tho City OF Paris with catalogue Of the recip
rocsl gt. exclaimed between the t~O cities, and the
names of tho donors. This document Is gratifying
testimony the zeal and perseverance, OF Mr. Nst'e
mare 10 establishing his fav0rte system OF literary
exchsgcs between the O.d Word and the New. In
l54J the City Of Boston received from the Municipal
authorities Of Paris, through the hands Of Mr. ate
maze about 80 volumes Of valuable books 10 iSil al
addition to this donation arrived consisting OF rare sn1
useful works relating 10 the internal policy, general
and local statistics and history Illustrated with eng sv-
ing- and making collection Of nearly one HUNDRED
volumes The City Government, wshng 10 MAKE 4
suitable return Tor this generous munheeDcs, tocheo
donations OF books aud englayngs from authors puo
shers srtis,s and public Institutions 10 DO forwarded
10 the metropolis Of France, tn ush the HANDS oil the
Mayor The request met with prompt SUD hoeia
response. Moro than thousand volumes were soon
contributed 10 pursuance OF the design oi MI Faiir
mare Among the donors we notice the hsm'
OF the American Academy OF Arts and scehc'' >
,hs American Board Of Commissioners Tor Foreign
Ms.iiDs the American Oriental Society the American
B,ou,t Missionary Union Hon J. p Blgelow, Mayor OF
the City n G Bowditch. 7 ickingham. Or b Sc
low. Croker a Brewster, Crosby sHo Nichols James
Nanroe A. Co, DR.. Waiter Charming Hon. H. n 5
Dearborn, Edward Everett Ralph Waldo Emerson
Pre.ident Sparks Francis aud J. II. Frsncls Prof
Greeplesf Nsth.n Hale Charles sumner, :. G. Howe,
Or. Jackson, Little & Brown. Mrs. Abbot, Lawrence
Henry W opg'elow, B Mu'sy 4 Co, Pot Pierce
wnnsm II Prescoti, Josiah Qaiocy Richard Sullivan
Mrs Joseph Story. Charles sPrsgue, DR.. Warren
Robert c. Winthrop Rev. Mr.. Young, and many other
distinguished citizens Of lstoD. These books were
each marked with the municipal seal and the inserip
ton City Of Boston to the City Of Paris ls+s and
accompanied with appropriate letter from Mr. Bse
low, the Mayor. The Report pays warm tHonse o.
respect To Mr. Vs,iemsre TO which he is certainly eu
nen,ly entitled "By his srdor, Intelligence Groani'y
snd untnng devotion no has triomphed over every
Obstacle which threatened TO obsruet his progress
AID row erjoys the felicity Of oeholdns the Oh
.ct % near his heart In the ful Il Of successful ex
pertinent receiving alike the coanIensnce aud cup
por, OF nsaoms and Republics and bHnssn. the ma
tons of the world into trsterniIy where mind oesr'
.way-~hsre the bond OF union s sympathy OF feeling
fr the noble Inspirations Of genius and the unperishs
Die monuments Of the msster minds our OF sge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

On sept g. Professor Kinse had Is sentence reA1 10
hu hea eoodsuns h 20 imprisonn--i Il ior-s- ~
Re he was hen taken ne railway % - esccriec 70
Prussisn fortress urde ssroog escorihe soco1n' say .
Of Whole ,silslo. q LAccwrD
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The strauger., Fever at CharIesion.

CaAzLEsroS, & c. Taursasy OF i.
The des.ns fun the Stranger fever dufias u c
past week, we're 10 i, being slsat Increase on tie
previous week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

~ Pacific RAILROAD MEGrisos are the or
der Of the day out west st. Louis pspsrs OF tho ilh
sod 18th came 10 filed with reports OF gatherings
in ell parts OF Missouri and Illinos-smons tbs latter
one ct Chicago where Senator Douglass made sspesch.
and offered series OF Resolutions his plans
which were subsequently, adopted. oas Of them was
this
That Congress should encourage the construction ct
three brsncn roads from Council Bluffs (or such other
point a. .h. be selected tor the mencement Of the
National RailrssA) 70 wi To Chicago. one to ST.
Louis ana ono 10 tho South OF the Obis or Memphis,
by making liberal granite OF land ths inss Of said
branches the States respectively through which tho
came shall pass 10 Do spilled by Lreisature OF tho
Respective States TO the construction OF said branch
Roads snd ~ no other purpose whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

TIE PACIFIC HAiLRoAD.-Hon. Thes. Alen ~
Missouri has written long letter In reply to an invita-
ton to attend the Memphis Railroad Con ven,ion which
we md In full In the 81 LoHls Rpabloor Of tho llh
We copy bis eslmsts Of the cost ard the business OF
the Pschc Railroad At'r citing tho Western Railroad
Of Massachusetts example of the most perfectly
regulated roads of the country. Mr.. Allen proceeds
Upon these data and others OF similar character.
which doubtless have come 10 your knowledge. you
viii De able to form approximate estimste OF u o
sants and capacities of road which We propose to
carry two thousand nss through wilderness, scross
this continent You will zee, tor example, on the sup
position that the business Of the Pacific road will be In
proportion TO that upon the Western hst will require
over 1000 tons OF water per day 5000 corcs OF
wood per snnum. and S23 600 gaoDs Of oil to
grease the wheels These apparent difficulties. wo
trust will all vanish before the applications 81 genius
developing the resources OF the country The want
OF water and wood upon the lew hundred OF miles Of
plains intervening between the forests which sAirt tho
state boundaries and the mountains may possibly be
supplied BY Aresian w.lls and pumps and tho shafts
which 10 down for the water viii, doubtless At tho
Same expose occasionally At less subjscen BEDS
Itls fact probably lot thought o. but In the dimin.
shne supplies Of sperm oil shall ind the necessity Of
ele waiting the swine TO tho dgniy OF the land whse
aud IT skns from him the oil which the deep will no
longer give up The Pacific Railroad In full operation
will consume the oil Of more than hbty Aossoad hogs
per snnum.
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~ IutGaaPs TO TIE Esa.YOW Ial8gat


The steamship Cherosec, capt. L5Ou. srf.sed
tocay from Sss.York, sfIer PsSsass Of Z, ao1r',
from pier 10 pier.
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~ The Ramo Of the Post OHee at llayas,
A,htabula Co Ohio. has BEEN changed 10 Lt7dsreilh-
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rF- The M,nerai P0'7' ,Wiseonsinl TribaHs,
nerling whis sheet has LATELY been enlarged Al the
srtr.ncr mon ia third year.
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Last Days of the War.

An Eogl.h otcer correspondent. Of he Daily N,rs
WHO whites from Widen in TURKEY. where Ice sjoriy
Of The Hungarian refugees sre now concentrated, and
who shared .heir struggle duriog the lssi three n0ailr
yves ynisresGog seeoCni Of his experience eur.
iaz that period, from whieh We give soms extracts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

irs,sI amount Of Produce per Hudson River
Lines.
s.rUtrsS Oct 90 -le2io Dbl. tlolr $3.50 ouso Ssin
H~oeo Wheat rs bols Ashe. So 90 NnisAS iNr 's''
iNool GO boxes Cheese and s,7io pays Lso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

A SrSGULAs DIscovLRr While some WIN
engaged in digging away hill belonging %
Mr. Williams al Green Point l. last week, they 50
covered cal, made of Cedar. sin feet wids and eight
feet high containing salt hay, and bottles ned
with slquit resembling brandy In appearance. but of
an oily taste No entrance the cell could be diseov
ercd and the odess not able To account
Tor how IL came there. Some skulls were slss found
near the same place, 20 which oysters bed attached
themselves, and grown rrlly
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

F0R CHILpREs-A picture gallery for tho
young IL to be opened in day or two 10 the brsoiu
Institute WAshpstonst
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cT- THE STEAMSHIP TEssEssEs, Capt. Gle,
arrived Saturday evening after passage OF 10 hours
from Savannah, hsvios been detained by head winds
and heavy Tos 10 tho asst trip OF the Tennessee
PRIOR u her transfer to Me.rs Rowland AsPinwah
who place her in the Psnsms and San Francisco line
We are Indebted To Cspt. Cole Cor papers
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CITY ITEMS.

ODD.FELlows.-Acqaah Lodge, No 9a3,
va, Instituted on the l2th ins, At s,splcton ''.n
Island Rev Gordon winslow. chief oficer.
Crescent Lodge NJ 3e2, was Instituted last week IN
sais CITY with large Ast OF Charter memoer'
Both these Lodges arr. Of c0usse under the ilris.
tie,lon Of the Grand Lodge OF Southern New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

lssu.sr-An inqu" was held yesterday on
the Body Of Bridget Hswrtt native Of ireland, who
oed m the esecs received BY the ignion
Of spirit Gas lamp on ToaEsdsy lAst Verdict &C
cOrdingy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

~ HEsRY KIP, whom several papers record
ed dead and As being OF the Hnbor Masters of the
CITY is alive and well Tae error arose from an uncle
of his having died OF the same name
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viii spnt; whether IL viii drin towards Them spcs
the slew ana steady surrsns q pesoefal sven~ ~
whether II VIII be swept along upon Che storms IRE
vostions 10 matter Of doubt and painful uncertainty
but the results itssf Inevitable, when IL Is realised the
capital Of every moneycd Incorporation in the United
Kingdom disappears at one fell swoop. With such Q
future In view 1t duty OF every man on this
side Of the Atlantic to be very eautioss how he places
himssf OF those depending upon him In position
subject to such contingencies We advise those who
contemplate life assurance to conhns thsmseveso our
institutions and warn them against laying up for
their families in after years funds upon which they
place no reliance, and which may disappear In
single hour There many opportunities for safe
investment in country that there can be no excuse
for such folly and mprudencs The most cautious and
careful capitalists OF Europe this and
f,rripg their capital by millions to this side, and
while they are doing this they ask u.s. through their
apenciee the fnnds of eorn naniea
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sALMs ~ AfiCaIns

JOskPH MURPHY AUGTiONEFR--BY JOSEPH
hnfTiy, a. ~ u spruce strcot--srcani Nsrf dts
pey tsn'uraay q % o'clock, s the second MARI no.
W Nsssu s'rseste bar and hltures together With the
s 20 m tufntrrsi ac the furniurn tbs huas. as N
leafe q Tie premises o. the yearly ~ 81 en- The he
room furniture aud hKtulss will be sotd separa..g In
t,d ~, hose can be cr4 aei asd a.. propfeto soa-
suited vrh rrtvieus q thc ssls.
IOslIu MURPHY, AUcTfONEER.--B JOsEpU
~ bLRPBl, steve - Spruce ttrsss-ss.sad Nard 10
sL-ssuidey, ~ y soeeE at sis ss.ona Ward uo,s e
fa'eau sweet he FER and Tia sgstls- ~iu the
rscn lrrnitura. Ale tis lslse the pramI "a As
yssiy rent " Slo Also "a. fur afs 81 ths ssass Pc
nsulefs on satsrdsy p0rnirg.
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and may get HE spirits up above discretion point,
Mexican politics will be dry OF bloedshed for this
ilustrious hero, the Napoleon Of the South.
Another report is, that Paroles has issued pro-
ms.'siame~to in favor Of Santa Anna. Instead of
city Of Mexico, sick and dymg-a perfect sot, in
capable of doing any more harm.
We think that the above, with the velumnous
correspondence and documents Published in Mon
days Herald, will give the public a clearer in-
Eight into the present condition Of affairs in Mexico.
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shlspi~x Intelligence


saisd.sth ships Scatter orned, and hark Lownds New
lsski 2sth, sehr Lowell tris Mary Ann, PhNalsphia
BosTos Aug. ,.
luntus from ostea quar tne John Cu,rier for
Bossn days bsrks Jopsthan Goodhue, fer honevdso
soon; Nary Melville Nlork, 10 Gays; New England, VIII
ans r. m SYorA, upe; Byrcn. !ron NYork, deg
Ert sh Oregon larmouts Ne, with Of brig
Appleton, before reported lost O, Green Island
steemer CAMBRIA, Liverpool, via Halifax, n inst AN,
arrived here AZ Pm. saw yesterday at 70 Pm on Cape
eabls stt amer Caledonia, hence for Liverpool
SALEM, Augusta
cleared-Bark sophronia, Bombay;
PORTLAND, Augusta
Clssred-Brig Sultan, Patagonia and . mat.
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EEw ORLEAss, July 81, 1919
There we're sales OF cotton yesterday, operators
awaiting the news by tae steamer.
New ORLEANs August I, 1si9
Cotton Holders very firm ana coo bales changed
bands at 10 cts The market closed at fuu prices
lair - ga cents
CncissArr. Aug 8, 1880.
Flour Sales Of Ohio have been made at s. IS; and
Pittsburgh IS. Wbiskey may be quoted at liz II.
cents. Hams-Commen canVAssed hams SA cents
Psik-Nsss pork 80 so.
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wAssrssro~, Asg 3, lsAs.
Thsnas 6unton, Of Washington City, was yesterday
appointed 81 400 serkship In the Third Asdisors
onse In the place Of Charles g. Wallach, resigned.
Robert w Middleton also appointed to l,soe
sIehsbp in the Second Auditor in the place Of
WA. Wiley, removed
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DIR. g,.witt g. rxeiiiav.r.--rhl4 rare aud

ssusrour ~ nature. noisst wofk rr1uI
learn irn unscri as source. u mako peudd fortune
r. tie Aerse sale % HE trul~ ast1undn- medicines
i0. hear the Dsussr sfd magic yrepsrs
zion spoAel % IN terms - wonder SD nishr.nt II.
heart and sou engaged In sssstHs tbs faculty in hs
cuous suio, surTreng snd ssog ne " the
present. siar1tsr II 'lcmis in lies iin.
bur srcdtt scId have dor e-vir 2s Hdvaqars
rscesities % ale mssss BY putting he price % bis
u te.F reachwe him rstutu his prise
shilling bottle, VI order that al cassea shs rnioy the
nsfsef ~ ineif4i. medicinal qualities Ererv BOTH. IL
ellie ~ ga u. lives OF o,ssc "a rom ths
fui tfctts 81 ctoe-a darrhas g. A.. zach
sssfsd it has fi-d single inttsnss lee
a. Of tu that causes y ~ sop tiafrha pro-
dgoe rtpiF zion, lISas tte ~ ~ aen. sad
reient nmeaia1e rris from tie tnfsnt Tia aouA
g ossits silit r. e internal ard external prsscdp
ton, snd acts In all ssssr inst ntsnsousiy.
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eaHsERCIAL lyFAIgs.
MONEY mAHzET.
Friday, August s-s T.. NJ.

NFs''"yf N . t"fIN u II . MS
Wall street aud the business parts OF the sity
eesrsd to-day, and have nothing to rercrt In
the markets. The deg has been pretty generally OBJ
served. all sssnIaS smrloymcnts having been sSU.
pended.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad Csnpauy Cor the
month Of Iuly amount " little ever err iboussna
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We gave, last week full account Of the extensive
and splendid steamships Ohio and Georgia now in pro-
Of completion, uader the superintendenee OF their
s1terprisng owner Geo Law, Ess We understand
in addition TO these large contracts he has given
orders to bald two very large bors for the rte
ishmus and to have her put in complete order fot
Eessrs. Poase Murphy. Of the Fulton Foundry have
enc.d the boilers which to be done With al
p lssble tpeed
LAurcnEs To-DaY--Three launches are to take place
this forenoon-tne Oriental. from foot OF Stanton
street East River at o'coc the Gallia about the
same time fem the foot Of Sixth street, East River;
and the rhladel phia from North Second street Wn-
liam
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ONE WEEKS HISTORY.
TIL Il w Il Il * l. Y III Il II A L d /.

Tie UsIiy Herald will be raslshsS ss o o'clock
mis- mornirs. Annexed Ia q lis; Of its
CONTENTS.
lie intsssssirs Irrspssa IBsslssres received BY Va
Steamer Cssza; Tie Latest News from California; Taper
tant Mexican Tn:crmsop; Sketch ., Whit Fgr, Hi.
5. c. tks Rsitnes Of tbs Hon Jain &. Cslhorn: Move
usnss Of Tie Hss. BsHry Clay PArtoass Of tLs L~msut
able Railroad sodstt ssar Prns.,1s ~ - Rsvssss 81
ths chsisrs thrsushout the American C.sss.a Prlssi
ard Naval ksssu State % Affairs 10 Csrsfa t.s Brush
League OF Kinzr.on, te; treat ysrf- ~ Editorials
theatrical ard L'esi ismf kys,rsus pstt al Newark.
d. j. Connsrss, aud Sippisg RsserI r..sgrsphs Dss-
patches 10 she Latest ksmsnt from every .ctss Of tie
ssuntry. &c, ts
Single copies mailed TO every part of IKE world slI.
pence; annual sub ssrrton, 81.
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sn svss comparison % bis gogss - hoss Of others IL
uo 80 " csnne be ssr that be does ths far
and Therefore with RE that sbaut
purchase boots gae respectfully r~guetsd crst
gsit ether stores, ard teb 20 loos Ia ~ JONES Ia
ttrsst aud decide s.t-s.n Lin AMI bis comp ttsrs
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kDyHgrISgxEsYS aEygWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

NNNNNNNNN>NNNNNNNN0~NNN
% . REWARD.-sTOLEN, From THE BASEMENT
80 Of hou,e No. ~ Ami'y Place on the LIST inst, shs
wing described property -Ons dozen half Silver
Tea Spoons, marked with 81" some perhaps E Oas
dozen oliver Table spoons msrhed above One pair Silver
Sugar Tobes marked IT RI; Two Silver Butter Knives
with u Ludlow in full the handles The abovs
Emity Place
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TIA Confidence ras."Tbs Ne icrAi f.l Gasssts q
taa usth ivsa fd End s1oct nat Of tie Stras Ba
tons release The "g9nldee+e Eaa" sis. her
dte eats in she GrGsfs-n and al Ne oay
hsestt ~ hktyt c9rtG'ns is ususi smoust n
crtiasi ness frVn al parts ~ The World pth
uch crresrondsucs particularly from h-r.ts.a spra.-
Otfcs rs Nsssau STREET N9la s,arr rhers.
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FOR sAI.E.

- -
A COUNTRY BsNsiOS FOR SALE. on VERY pFA-
IN sua trmF fitHaief IN htay All risasart tish-
lnbd LEGALITY. near Nine H " and silointnr tnrsrp.r
bicfftn ard John Browne farus The farm Of po
eses q ~ Test qrey in Jersey and she well ~
IN Tie height urlccd. II "a situated within ~ mile. 81 ~
Doufhtg village of Dover Sages by TIE housa orr
he yet 10 u convenient for persofs doing bnsu.s. in
New OBJ o. " ssrtrg a. ~ a. they 60 re Oh New
lotk aty eeeek A. -as r.turn hane before nisht br
letvirg ker lsrs a. ~ w. AIRY person wishing 10 80 ~
ssn tome 70 Dover IN TIC esr then tax. IN. sis
20 Mine liiL and inquire for Chsris place shere h.
nrd the ftiu PET = the pnrthse M ney can reu.n .,
bond and refFsse, or airy length ~ time nai po,.s;5,
emily - F'''N' y" Wv
EuRklTuRr FOR sALE.--TnE ENTIRE FURNITURE
pullie lous- rusble TER TIE sroofs adsti,p Of 81.
n.nerse .na tisy rsons .onfs,ins % BED. Bsaiinx
sEhsn hrpars,na re- AL Of the 6rst sufiity Has
s.t tls .ssd " e. rood and viii - xr.st
st-ln. ior srihtr rertitrlsrs srply 81 This Once.
JOB sAlE-TyO vEsY SUPERIOR CARRIAGE
fsrsss bav sslcr and fast navsllsrs asn n. I,
Ltihes fss very hne Csvfs CIose rarriaus.
e.i'r nceefp ryle sr three psrsons irle. A-s v.rr
sgas epsn trsysliirs Wagon ~ith leather
iT frtcns Apply, ~ Letter ar frthsr rarttsulars a.
sfssses te n H., sacs Of shs New Verb astsld.
A NEwTOUNDLAND DOa ron SAFE euR.p-a
large yousx dcs Of "a, atsrs breed ERtrs AZ Ne "a
tIruU tfsst.
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The citizens 81 Norfolk Va have voted 10 drset the
Cspmen Counsel Of that city TO subscribe $3.50 600 70
The stost Of ra'lroad 70 extend from Reenote 70 the
Atlantic beard
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IN wss.ss, n, isSs 49,. ~. v..-.~. r.. n
"a nuTssy iyrs~<~~-sssuraav Ry@i.e 49, 4 49,
Ths an 10 sewmepe. xi.h srtnre ~,
ssrolle' Aubre. Amer which JOHN S-squSps Pal.
io-e,id NJ a ndysv. Major Tr.nhma. Mr. Hens..II-
Me- thsssrton Hrs Wssss. Ts soaeuds with JaHyY
IIkD-Jenny Land with sonss Nrs Howard Baroa swix-
TOE besry MI y. sua.S ~ Lswnnoe LsasosHoSs A.
~ "a s.i.L Ta,aIa-a y.
neDsssn, ns5r pm =. T1ss... ~ -
Doors open ~ y, W W. - ~ q
g~rproc,sTur. ,uAupER.s SrRERr-wu N
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.,.o,r. In - al. "a nav APTTs rHx
~ " uoi,sna W n ri.@ ~. v 49, m s,ya-
rits S,am. FAM RANT SSvEa WoyFAiR LtI1Y-
xtna ~ -. = VI. I'm, - ...s ~. ~ w cis.s. -
nnrSSs "a. Tapr.nn.,as. NJ. 49, Ii.o IJCft min
SHAA AAoo E-Lntiso d. h9rsfat xr Esyer; Losia hlss
y, ,nh pnlAr. a. eencuuoe wltn the ~ pnsoh
nv nce ~, ~ .i,LA ~ MI
DAe-, Dees Nueis :. s'q"e., ~ o. Iany Nlro.e 80
<Nu.NFRAu's NATION AL rBxArRs cHArgAv ar
ssatnreey e,enins Askn,s IN WI be acted NoSs IN
sn,.a I've W. coli r.tp pnVyi.n. pDs. ~ %
toIoIsa ny we NJ, b'pa nss Ts Ses-
LIfORhlA-Mose, Mr. ChanfIas S.kssy Nj ssJ monE Ca
hiotnian hr Taylor hSor Gs,es sr Dave lis ME- y:
hehl err Jenny noSert MISS hts 70 eoues VITA JOHN
Dobbs->suro fsilowne.d MI uerp.ft Jshh oooos NJ
Dawes; Major kuan Mr. Croker ME- Chesssrsoa MRS
Madison BOXES ~ ets ~ z5s cts Doors open pa's
1,.s,,. c.nnrN ,,cuTu wvrV or Tn, MOI
4 - ~ q. sos.s..s snrr'.- ra,.st s,c,rs .,..sr
ance Of Mr. Redmond Ryan, who will stag The Flaming
Boy" Tie snteItsinment viii terainats ui'h BALL:
Programme for SATuhphf Augn.t t-slfst rrrts-Srand
Overture, lie Chevh De bionle fun Vrehes,rs tornns
tlro the Rye Nile Loyarney light OF ny Son Miss e.
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ExCURDIONs.


UNXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, AND FIVE
II dollars paid Tuesday ard Friday to .hs who
Matches the heaviest Sea Bass Black fish Paug
day in the week Saturday the Buffalo win
foot CT Robnssn street. ats o'clock Threnth
-; Canal street. " CAthsrine street. So Grand street. o.
Pier Ne 3N r.. va A. n. Pare. q sents each way.
TVNBE STEAMER JOSEPH BELKSAP WILL LEAVE
Pier foot If Chambers street, sunday morning
o'clock, for kewburg and intermediate places landing
Yonhs Hasting' Dote Ferry farrytown Roesland Lake.
Hsverstraw vsrpaneks Caidwelrs Peskskill, Colnens
West Point Cold Spring and Cornwall touching Ham
mopd street each way. Fare for the Excursion to Pset
and all places above, going aud coming, One Dollar.
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| CHoIrRA ACCOMPLISHMENTS or BOTTLES
~ Dr. ksllnsert rs@edy ore dsiig SID SD hisdr.ss
brsAs up Al seldom sisir-s esrspiration sai
!,,, hg Ls,iest ipnsea.s 5si'.f nr O Graia Ar.n,
,,y 'ieisBs stack o. ehelsrs les, than miRpsss
salss ana ,naies a. stienito tssss.. ,hs .a,isy
I,.y sstl, s'.s his nlg. SID Pad .r..f AZ
tur .ir.s fsf tssls ons t,sti. Iii eur. rssI. ~.
nifty.
IrroHTASr-DR. 1oBlAvs VENETIAN LTNIarSv
= s,r 49,. .Se sas.rc r' is. ,5y;.''
E,essiy ~ an should ~ % No family ,hopd b
DR. RALPH, AuTnsR OF rag "PnAcTIsAL PR
.n sr.s'-ss s..;.sss' ss,
E,,,. ~. ,'.s., "a, sI.s 5.rss sss
sysr Those vhe hsrs ssfersa IRE. ,~r>.s elias, Of people
is arss o. s,s !. i. SIS. ss~s,..a s.s ss,,. mn
sttses from useornos sivaasers sad v~y sx,ensss
5. grounds ssssi-r frs- no ssssr
suree IN AmerIes.
DrARRBuA AND DYsEETERr-wgLLs, uTLLnss
certain 81 Dy'srssy sns Disrrs. may be Ma 81 Nc
~ street. ~ .h,s s.r' street, r.., erasassy
- .e,s stress 10 stootJs 7i Ful,sn street. .rsss q
sS;i. s'rs, Pic. s. s.,,s .Ds ~ ~. ..,s Nc S.s
sale Warsh'.''. siT rr'st street. E.r.
NO CURE 30 PAY.-DR CoRBIrr 10 DIANE ST.
nay be sensulss 90 the esrsia sslles
meal q aeissts diseases .issies D. n 10 en- 80 49,,
nr 81 s aisSsse Recent cured In SaTs No
~ 10 CURE, NO CBAR9k--DR. sgRYHY sr a oouD
s,rss. .-rsasx yeay ..ss-,.s all 6-s prsvsss
.-oses ss.sst eses o. ss.srA-. y. in 70
sssy D. =. 80 ~, s. -
isrs susn.os opsn ir. as "a 3 =. ''~i
DAJOHsseE, 10 DyArr sTaaaT 50 Wall xsowu
pusl.l - can u .A'ss hA ,.r.a ust sss,s
ssr days
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