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na0NiPICEHT Exhibition
EygRs
o.fsfSsL. eigssrfc sears o.
MOVING PAaORAMAS,
<roty OPEN EVERY EgESiN0. tors ssoH sossoi'
y ,,-v-.a. a. --trx hi1ttrd - L0nfDr, -
sTOPPASr5 PANORAMA HALL 49,, -.
,,..w.z egrnsr u WAG-r.sl. fn-y sTs painted Oh
"''' nos FyEr ~ CANVASS
-. ..,.,., tb,u..a4 .ss. 10 lsffsE Ps.Ezng n he
sorld
aEW YoRK CITY.
CITY w wiLIIAsssUE0B.
East RIyER. 1880 -.
THE ATLANTIC OCEAS
Tie avn ssIoe OPERA-HOUsE RiDr
lsii,,- sD@euacIs u - Banning u 10
rh-y bsgs oesa asAsJ Ihfee ys>" IL pre-
r,-, oo-a a 81 o'cioeE Plaorsms moves Al u pre-
- atpi,,.oa - ssngs c1ldren under zee y--rs ~
AZ ssf grics. =, ---s-
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= - tfion o. re- tisLsws vii I'D -
| :! ~,-Ir. -, sv~uing fl Corveu0n Ia, lTs Woe
| -. -. e.s.~.-r Rev w ) BsLcH Hon l.
| O,sr,rv.. P,os-ssor ASTtssLL scd Hoo DASfEL B
~, 80 otser. Nil seor-.s 80 r--tns BY 7r1ef
| AAS 49, - HENRY W SMITH. Secretary.
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PERSIA
GERMANY.
War axatn win Denmark.

I.;o very 6ismrbei STATE. The Shah appeared incsl
lD.e o. maintaining ORDER
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~ tn. fair sna Festival ~ ne L>te- o. DE-
R-fnl-6 Ouch Church ln Avenue B. siVefi'-d io ~
u.s. % n~c-ssarly postponed q lI-slay -
iust a ConsaIugion Hal Broadway, a. = o'e-oeN
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Nrtw.YoKK AND EKiE RAILROAD.

] s-alei proposals viii ~ r-csiVsd unh mo ll' "'
D.csnb-r :. de ,ai-n ~ he Compsng,i1 Corning '-i
t.~ Giant Tor lh- q sdrg SIpsrsuuciufr And F7n'inA
ur Tie NsN York aad Ene Railroad, from Corning 90
u ,rn-Iiule AZ, ,.,., l.
The proposals vii rciuoe NofNmsnshp ana
n 49,. .xesot u. tn- railroad ton, spikes, aaf
r.-rys tor me will be furnished ~ no Nompahy
Tref.tance 10 sbout ~ mii-s Ard 90 whole gN'i %
connected sat rea!y Tor ass y 81. Gay o. s-gt-m
.,, a.. ,--t.t. q
spee 6c.uons pl.r' and esHriiei ". b 'lfa''hel
b. / ] stsnehH E.q supsratsadius Eoslnsef Al ne
p . ~ d. C.noAIiy Al Coming. Payments viii Do
% ,,osihIy IN c..h "a m estimates 81 INC Enginerf
lri ,u per viii tr stained unul me ma =
rtsh - rescre-d of rejecting any proposition mo Nih-
IA which s,- NO. 10 lie Judgment of ne CompahJ o.
Suitable cnsrp't-r
500 sr u tie Pr-..d.n. anl Dl'-ctof'
BROWN, Ch.ei EGfl1e-r
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" necharic,. In.,ltnte I.ectarr-, sIe 50

so Atth- Chinese Room. - sfos1~NJ. = ns' =
a Dana Esc will deliver or MONDAY sserinE, H7T =
l@ctur- 90 Europe IN 1913 " L-'u 10 ''nm-o'7 =
:. O'Clock precisely sing uckets > c-n1s " N'h
ir4.iou f-e 8 yearly fles ?sFahi7 ~ n'.uc-. y
Privileges 81 members free scMif.o1 ~ l.m-iy '
.e,.re. ths e.. u nhfary snI fescioz 00m ds0-u1s
as &c a reJucuon - 8 garter Hoh SEM o'N
ca-t. a obtained NJ i1suiui@ rooms 100 30
.fy a. .ae sch1oLr01us = 60 .m0errsi ar1 e. ne e
~ lh- evening o. l~ciur" - ~
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ANTHONY nLs.tt MA, AcuOot~i
kAIisBIt IA It.DlSt. IOT-p SMITH
ID AND SEN ENIh AVENUES sui 90 slsu ss,e,
~iNty ssventh. >svrnt,-f ar sns sevsrtY hh San
rHONY RLEECNER viii cell a. public su,uon "a
II E>UAN Nv =. a. - o'crck, ~ the Merchants RI
ch,oge. he following vs.uahle Prrp~ry, via
la on tth az ncrh-we-t corner " seventy ioJTh-
sire :, feet inches fr snd ny uo fcet deep
iol- Sixh-sv and 81 oning he above of The ssns
iimeutiuns
boa SxNs south west corner ~ sixty seventh a.
H. - feet inches 70 frori by 10 'rst dr-r
lo,s sixth ~ and s5j41aing he above Zach loo
IT lhs su,e dimensions
int on Sevenhsv south-ssf corner at seventy hlsh.
Il sEs fer inches W front by iun fret deep
los. On seventh Az All 5saiag ne shove Zach of ue
same dim-us.'as.
ln lo. "a >,9-siNth.l north side commencing leo ioc
Of SshAv Each lot 10 sxs 10 IS ireG .tou ami res
by lnu feet , m 3eep
lu ius s~vrnhs II snd m fcsr Ut the above Ots
-ach 81 which 0. IT th~ DIR eusuns
- ioIs ou Seveuy iuufth.t north side between STAT
tH s-yenthsvs each lot b-ire - rei ori sad rear 81
40 crt a m. de~p
D.. os Dn Ssy,n, hhhs AID In rear OF the shove each
ia .eiug of he same dimensous
For m,p. sui farther psfucei-rs inyuire -
III 81. rs 4 A J RLEF kER Auc1'r ? Bfoaiss
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IA. LAST WSsK
TTHR mIrEhfA KOOd- - src.evsy -
a BURRs SVEN GiLe MIRROR = tae Ls4-sr ~
arsra . La a. sl.1c-zy Rivers This vDfle
eosaf D-5nuny covering t-sry --ven ri es ofcanVsss
.ct .-gnfgiy 5eHssrg zoe ailes q rs mOsi pea
-.qss and Historically Interesting .c,.-ry 10 Aneres
1a.s@s sascy before hs eye u ~ spectator for sosrs
,ft~g a0qs al . perfect dagn-freoiyps OF eli "
AZ "a bgth H. Ua-f States and C.nsds shofes from
Lac Tde ~ ~ GafOfs. Ls-ren-- h>oce u2 ne VII
secluded Gnd gnsnoyn ssggensy f-s AirTT eotrncne1s
Il o'ciock righrJ AhsrooJn eNhiyuYns ~ -
Wec.ssssy and ssgrdty e. Jc.Dcs A1mnisHes :"
chi - NH -
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iIA1'.l u-A..haItAS uJ-kt h-Y vA -
ID MN Hsasker AMI HrGprtetor- y Dfe>oS..-y =
ss.issal ssnsx-f-OSE DAY OhLf NO Us 49,. - Il,
s-Evscuauoa Anniyefs@ry-splerda fsii' -, -
ae .s-rroyn q sn1 .Vening a. q Oeto-s - s-f...1
.tt~.-,ir, fos th- occasion il las lfsnues =. - - ;
= 10 B..sry ~ order u Gen wSa.Ss am by H.
S,y-rb -r. l7SB Psrfornznc.s ~ - 49,. q W.
s5.. ns... N:5[ a w,s s.. csi as@.ss ICE
-. -suS.s. asd-r no yeaB u age. "a eeni' -
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" GILBERT, Aucuoueor.
apnnk- AT .ffiTlOyA lafge ard vaua

"
gPOOk- AT .tITiO~.-A large ard valuable
tPso-cou u bOOss be- cold Al auction this evrniuE
without reserve. al " Chslhsmst few doo,s shov"
Fs.n,hs Hotel Sale positive 10 commence a. Ioclocs
4 ~ ~ I'VE
trANCh GOUD-, TOYS hARDW ARR, a. BEN
. JAMiN MOONEY viii sell. rms DAY, a. 10 o'clo's
the .or, itPiat, Fancy 0Ood. as iDiows pearl bu,
purses suspendofs shaw pins, psying ca 10, AMT
ma. Hcedr. porte monhes lead peaci ., kasdesc0pes
ptrk saace,, &C uardwne va saws, nails ssrt nam
m-r. lgsks bfaAs guns. kc Toys css's In OF sina
aud vel assorted pzcNAgvs wonhY he sii~uion OF
snd the reta.l trade. Also gold and silver watches
is~e.ry, kc Catalogues can 10 bad Al The sucioate0n
q. MOONEY, kucuon-of
BOOTS AND SftOE~.-TO MORROW, tfuesdsyl
- Al 10 O'Clock NJ so cases, store Us Pearl 81
general Also hand tor prvSs ssle. 81 ms
lowest lmy1i isWfisAl A ID. GALE 20 feafl 81.
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DETERIORATION And PRESERVATION ~ Tht
Ii HAIR 81 WISE 81 Virgins M eri-hfst-d hai
-.t1r-~ ross ir ms ri.s. ~i.h rs g-n~fs "aF'hf
.yant C.pt G-osgs Csiser . lie irving House in"b
- p~pr p Apply h-f gfeSs rrmedy of oian7s' on
Inc hrass - al who mead their services
n ut.e. c- -hf.-d Hair Touir, Or ci7A gag 'hr
r-tt Of tantrof gf-ser.n1 NJ hAif. inyisofaInf B"
.r1uih ani pi-vel'.rg ffom iilns On oah ~ -
u. -. nB 3us'
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To- Ais ~
DISEASES OF rHE SEXUAL SYSTEM,
HEARS AND HOMES

crNPtFrIn~ ~ Ns. sitt,. >E~No-s
d APPLETON : 90. HAVE JUST Pl SLlSHEO
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.rut IS-rh- .ah.crlb-r.' ssfs va bfosen VFea ''
- s.tar4sT si.-rgl0r, M ~ p, sni n i'ny~-Ht
~. sr.f.. stolen tt-s-isom IL parties af7 h-re9f -.
TO- 30 huf nrSotl..7 ss7 AZ - Il - t,sf-r
. eEfi f@s 'opr-d 'A''e-S Ni--
Az Ws.rt, st1n 81 y 800 49,.
Dr.n a r ,gatns a--i sew YofE, Oct "a isSAftN'
= Jar % . cnrs5 10 N o'd-r of am. - 'clns "a
= ,V.yo@ Cia-. anstu. FOR ~ san - Sto7e< go.
or,C NJ ! mnoths. dai.t S-E Ioft, nov - -
-, - I.-s O. chusi Ofc-r ~ lanes 04ee vs.
- IA Lt.y Baf.4o for re- .mn " SIS q 49,.
D.Gats uOuths, "a - N-~ IosA - 80 - -,
tf.~n b, J.m-s CT ehnst 70 - ofi-f " J-.n'
p. A p. a. Aug1..s, Ct fr NJ sam - 40 ~ 800,
~ :. . rpsains dad Ss~ 7 Jfs. s-ps ~, %
trs4- ~ amss o lrhust 10 ~ ord-r ~ Ja.s - ~-
- A p. AZ A4.usa Ga. fIf ~ sun ~ 49, .
So 4 r,g-lh. 1akd ke- fork, : y <.s~ i't-'
Ten Ge-rr- H.lier 70 he order d JsM7' OcH'''
s,esl na.,atss cs.@5 Boston, Oct S'i, 20 ffs~ 2
g ( 6..h-r a Co 10 ~ Of--f u biDsf' 80 '''
- suss y $50 >. srd -sfgfs-d y Lsen- o.. ,,..
So-a O. I m1rths. dA.-d New fpfr, Oct pa iots
if.-n ~ 4 ssyer ne order " James oeai'' ~
So I,.r,r. salsc Me- YORK. Oct. s,h isH1fAwn
~ " K ~ Dlns lss. ~ &c order u James o.
-hriEl t1r ~ sun OF tB,I< - ta.. .s.9
fr.Ea bf Ls1chis N-~il-1i - ~ Oi-r' - >----
-arst flr ~ am a. y - g.. asA fs.l
hgt.A { manlrs ez-ed New f1rA o>p-. 80 =,
.-asn by Sni.a Tsyl0f. - lhs cfief 81 James
Or tse sun Of So ~, o.. ,ssq s,.rr
a. ~, r. s~hrs.c-f . he 0f1-f Of .1es Ueh'' 20 ~
sam u 20 -. 49, Ia tsfa drawn
~ JJcas1an EF1rcen, - ~ Si-'' -
~ suu % fsuei -, t.-.., ~, .4r.
-. a. ,rooth. s.l-i Der-r. NsE Jsfs-y .,yI ,s'
80 ~ I.l.-- L Co - - 9f-ri g.. ~ = -,
- s-a5rssd ~ hen io- n an ~ 49, -
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California vessels spoken, 80.
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POsT ONCE NEW l ok -. -
~ CIsstd Mail for Panama A c.o,-d Ma 10
PSDsma viii Sc- ~ thi- otce on 71nrs1AJ 'n'
an ro.ios aie. A ". 10 - 8espac1s ~ ~ sTam-'
America ~ii8S cd lelers nt-ucet ~ 4" y lns T.
MAJ steamer Washington, temporal y tl'hd'ASo
''A'' Wv BRADY. Postmaster.
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OTTlcEo FscrIysE - TASss NJ" CiY hAii. rAs
fEANH- 1919 -NJure la hereby EiFrh 1H.' M
i "a, 80 81 n pfrs-nt Year now op~n ~ No
-c- sd tnss ready - receive n sH~s 'IA.9l %"
t1-m A. p-rs0-- p.yiDR tsH-. previous 70 tn- - %
ru.r, sf@ -aut 81 g. deduction % Ne sin"v Ht -.A ~
.,.S tb. - II Der c-oL pr snnum. eAiculessc
Goa, n :, oi pag mont " tn lsi u Fesfusiy
OE- natfs from 4 q - , ID
h.nkabia nlJ,ey 90 f-ce;y-d .....
MA p-r,uo. sending = i1ll dr.cnp1Yh q" -,
o-sfty 10 lhs Ohic- vii nave 'n@if NJ SET " --7"'
Fl. .,av IN - - .y aprfFfng a. ma one.
HESRY HrrfF Receiver az Taxes
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PssslsJ That IT'S win src@re fe- ings OF enni- inai
We have h-srd Il the manly an rfzse~ohy 10 -nhs'
which The Jcsru-yman rAlcfs Of b'soa csm- i3f
with theif sympathy AMI "a cans I" t-nAi " o-'
rsars@p IN nat city sni ha tender ~ them our 81
c-fe and h-afiy lhSIEs
O- mofcl. the Proc>-c;re. u his heeuns were or
d-r-i % b- bshed and sens 10 our brethren ~ o'"n
On moucr Al urEed, 20 meet al ne zane Nn4s ALc
p axe nsIt Ss.l' Jay night ., ,-.,
D. r,.s,s-r,s S-r,stsrv u,6 10
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FIRESlDs STORIES
,coaosRAPHIo ENJOY JLoPEDIA

FUsLIsHED THIS MORNING
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MoNTGoMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is IN
IL vited TO this valuable improvement. Expert
ments the past year on boats, both in Salt and fresL
water, also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities steam generator, and the
great saving of fuel, weight and space occupied
over any boiler now in
These Boilers can be seen i'm operation at
Messrs HECKER & BROS, Flour Mills, POI Cher
ry street.
HOOPER & BRO s, 1893 Pearl street
4" MOTT & AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N X.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
{" A. w. METCALF, 90 and 65 Centre street.
{" ID. ID. BADGER & CO, a. and 46 Duane
street.
nh. sTARBUCK's Foundry, Troy, New
York.
SMITH & CURLETT, Baltimore
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa.
And on board steamboats, JONAS G. HEARTH and
EDWARD PAYSON, foot of Liberty street, ". Y,
and towboat JOHN P. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
Fer further information apply 10
JAMES M0NfG OMERY and
SAMUEL WARD,
Is South William street, New York.
June 20-tf
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LIFE ASSURANCE.
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society,
Dc CORNHILL. LONDON AND IL WALL

26 CORNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
STREET, NEW YORK
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- Empowered by Act Of Parliament I'd Tic.-
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the Court Of Directors, London
UNITED STATES BoARp OF Local DIREcToRs.
New YoRK.-C. Edward Habicht Chairman ;
John S. Palmer, James Boorman George Barclay,
Samuel 5. Rowland, Samuel M. Fox, William Van
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McEvers.
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for he United States aud for b. ". n. Colonies
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the remedies within our reach without success we
at last purchased some of your NAITON-dL TON
nc, which has completely cured US. We cheerfully
recommend il TO the notice of all persons afflicted
with that terrible disease the best remedy vet
discovered"
See the pamphlets, which you can get from one
OF our Agents gratis.
Also Dr.. Martins Purgative Pills The beet now
in use, in all cas1s where purgative is needed
ms, Prepared and sold by Martin and Wbi,eley
Wholesale Drug Store, No ~ South Calvert street
Baltimore, and for sale by DIR. A. J. Schwartz 3
$. Walsh, w. Eliot, Washington city; J Sothe-
ron, Georgetown; J. X. Pierpont, Alexandria; M
A. Santos, Norfolk, Va; c. III. Haintick Ports
mouth, Va; Eustice & Son, and Gaynor & Wood,
Richmond, Va.
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DIR. Martins Syrup OF wild Cherry and sar.
| saparilIa.

TNHE WILD CHERRY AND SARSAPARILLA
Il which, the basis of this preparation have
long been celebrated in Consumption and Scrofula
Diseases of the skin, Coughs, Colds, Splitting of
Blood, Asthma, &c. Though this remedy has been
but short time before the public, yet it has gained
perhaps more character and reputation as a cura-
tive in those diseases than any remedy of the day
The Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church
(the Right Rev w. r. Nottingham authorized
US 10 say he has used it in his person with de-
cided bcneft-Dr. s. Harper, of Kent Island has
written 10 us he has used II with great success in
his practice [see his letter in the pamphlet And
in letter from lady on the Eastern Shore Of this
State, she says: II had letter from Miss F.
on Tuesday; she says mother has requested her 20
say Isabel derived almost relief from,
DIR. MARTINS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Her disease Consumption in its forming stage
The Boonsborough Odd Fsliotc, of Washington
county, Maryland, June Goth, lS4S, says: "when
article has afforded relief TO many persons "a
DR.. MARTINS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY has done, we feel bound TO make il
known. There never article i'm this coun-
try that has afforded relief and gave more satisfac-
ton than this In the neighborhood of Brownsville,
in this county, it has effected several important
cures, and, from our certain knowledge of IT,
pronounce it unequalled for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, and diseases of this kind
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~ ON Pennsylvania avenue, next door east OF
Colemans Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrent notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and cold.
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shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no
private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton, this fifteenth day of September, Ammo Domin
one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
By the President. Y. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.