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Death OF Adam Bamsge-The Pre-iaents HI
pess-A Senatorial Pistlcuf, &c'


PHLADELPBIA, Tuesisy Jays.
Adm, Ronsee the inventor Of the " Rsmage
Press" died in this city this morning at bis resi-
depce "a Lombsrdst Mr.. Ramsge "" nanVe
OF Scotland nearly 60 years of age at the time oil
bis death.
corseouepce Of the Presidents illness. Every
teleersphic dispatch received from Washington at
tracts crowds Of anxious persons TO the bulletin
boards
This morning about O'Clock, Hon Thomas ).
Fepnon of the State Senate, came in contact at
Sixth and Poplar SITS. with Andrew Miller, Esq
Presj5e1t Of the Board OF Moyamenslng Com MIS-
,iopers. and pugiistie exhibition was the result
Much blood was spilled as Mr.. Miller was very Sc
verely used. 1t is Iaid that the cause Of the dih
Guilty was a card in one Of the morning papers re-
AectDg upon Mr. FenDOD, and the authorship OF
whichis charged upon Mr. Miller
There is better demand for CoTToN aud one or two
lots OF Upland and NewOhesus sold a. fIl prices. Toe
Flour market lie quiet sale OF OHo bbis good brands
Lancaster County solc yesterday al III 100 ebs oSy
OF the price, and some old stock rae loss The
sales for city limited al q as l8i for common
and good bfsnds and 2505 ca for choice lots ani
decined-saes at2 81 y bbi. The demand for WHEAT
continues limited and 10 further transactions hsve CONS
under notice RYE and In demand al Gjc ~
bush. CORN is In limited request-sses OF Yellow Al ga
G.! ind v bite at co cents OATS steaiy-lOOl bush
prime Pennsylvania sold from store At dc and some South
sfoa al acc Sales Of Whisky In bbs al %5, and hhds
SALE o. srocKs.-First Board-sI, $50 Wilmington RI
Ca 9J S254 Length interest II sioOO sste Ga lOo; 50
Reading RI 22i Sc 600 Reading RI Ca III Ksnllcsy
Bank, lO S2SOO State S. 81; 100 Bank II p Penu-
sJlvsna kR Isl 500 Reading Nor Dc, (Cfyde 81
e2CtO sfhuyiill Nav 6s, CO. 6si $500 do 65, 81 80
SeeSnS Boa'd-sl 100 U g. '5s 1C7l 81 oOo d. ~
Ilil $1,000 Schuylkil Nav Ga '65 81 80 Reading "a
"a sitO City - ~ 57i 20 Msnuf and Mech Bsai, 26i
20 SutQuehsnna Canal, IL
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

A WHOLE FAMILY PoIsOEED-OEE DEtTH.-
On Monday of last week, the wife Of Mr. Mcknight
who is employed on the farm Of Matthew Arm
strong. Esq. Of Bergen, was suddenly taken i'll
with violent pains, and in seven or eight hours
died. No suspicious Of poison were however,
entertained until last night when jest after tea,
Mr. Mex night, his two children and two sisters in
law, were affected in similar manner. DE- OIL
colt was called in, and Immediately suspected
poison. Violent emetics alone saved the lives of
the sick. Nr. Abrsm Becker informs US, upon ex-
aiming the tea pot with the tea that had been LEFT
from supper, quantity of white sediment was
found in it, which proved to be arsenic. A paper
that had contained arsenic was also found in the
fire place Suspicion rests upon Scotch woman
employed in the house, and we suppose that she is
now in the custody Of the law, AID will be ex-
amned Immediately, when we shall give the de-
tails. No cause for the act can be assigned. Dr.
Olcott informs US that the poisoned parties are like
ly TO recover.
P. s. The woman has been arrested and is now
in this city. The body Of Mrs. Mcknight is being
disinteTed, and an inquest will be held.
lSsntlnel 9Th
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ture in the oor for the passage of water from this

well when il became necessary 70 chsnseh.
In consequence OF some inPerfection In the pew
ter cock OF this well, the discolored water Alred
out faster than it escaped through the aperture in
the floor; the water was allowed TO run from the
hosshesd near by, for the purpose OF cleaning the
floor Of the colored water from the well. aud on
leaving the room the water was LEI. raining. As
the discolored water from the well seemed likely
to spread, and might thought even extend out
side the room, removed several pals Toll aud
poured it into the sink upon the q or. To remove
any traces OF it from the sink laid scout iron
one Of the hogsheads and let clean water how rom
it into the sink. With great respect.
w ESTER
The Committee decided that time saolld be
given, az requested by the friends Of the prisoner,
for circulation OF petitions in this CommoaTesHn
in lis behalf and accordingly adjourned to Inlfs'
dav, the 18th inst
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NEW GOODS.

SQUIRE K bROThEhs
81 FULroS ST. AND iel bowERY.
a WE CAN MAKE III The INTEREST OF hose
~ who wish the shove goods 10y our eren gemenn
n Europe and the manufactures here, OF getting
f goods from irt hands 10 make their purchAIes AZ
s'..'. roTe-s 81 Fulton o. or 1872 BOwery.
I'D Watches by Cooper, rooiss beesey and others
Gold Patent Lever Watches, f1u JeweIed
Gold Waches low a. so.
Gold Patent Lever Watches for ladies'
C}oc Chains new article; the ChAtelein Tor lsdies.
oliver Patent Levers, els ..-...
God Wedding RngS, made expressly for nat purpose
Cjod Lockets lie watches open both Sdeh
Silver Tea Heis Foiks, Spoons, Ladies, &c A.
Silver Ware IL the PRIDE cf our bafiness ana ~ .G 1,-
teTpined 70 Keep the reputation of selling al o. on ffe'
sonaI 10 dollars and thai u our wNrsnteo suno1o -.
t0Ts An goods warranted a. represented &C.
sr,ce he Price uarsed plain IN hzurea One Pres, sno
cash cny. -
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NOW READY,
RELIGIOUS xnooRPoRArIons.
DIVIDENDS.

SAVINGS BANK DIvIDEND-EkSr RIVER
SsAVING5 lhSTIIUTlON 100 ChaIka n square, Cur.
~ Jam .s-st New York TIE dspost0fs hereby
fed hat semi-s digderd tbs rate Of 1vs
cent rer ennum, will he ps1 on teolnd, Caring he
hours q business ~ The 6art oil OF - jars
upvsrd and less than ~ hundred dollars aud four
per cent per upon al sums Of hve hundred doss
ard rpvsfc, which have been cePosed al least ,hfee
me rihs previous 10 the fret irst
All interest not called Tor will be placed 10 the cfed Of
the depotior 90 principal
Oren 10 receive deposits or Mondays, ThlrrlsyI and
Saurdsys, from 10 O'clock PM
By order ofhe Board, ELIAS DRAKE, President
CHABLIs A. WHITEEY. Ssey,
New Yorb. July 10, 1850. jvl0 2is
MscoN aNp " EsrERN RAILROAD Co o. GsORsIA
THIS COMPANY has declared dividend Of two
dollars per snare. paws abe 10 tee Stockholders In this
city the Benk OF the State Of New YORK. the lot p-Ox.
Signed J. h. TAYLOR, Treasurer
Juiv s 1880 iyiO 2ws
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ROYAL PAPER ndAcHE
AND JAPAN WORKS.
sHAkin-sl West BslgTave Square,
IOknON

and % Constitution Hill Birmingham.
gx,HE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed sgeut b
MS ely for hessrs JennenS beurdge Sona one OF
H. isTssst uanufaesurng houses In Europe 10 pre-
800 10 tsfe orders To- ell descriptions OF Pepier AGhe
goods and pecy invites mo merchants and the paoie
s nd see hs samples Of tsbies chairs, writing deska
Sssnes portfoios fancy boxes card cases glove boKsA
ess bosfds vie uays envelope boIeN sss esddies Se
s.s,.- svsrv variety Of taste and psiterns Foiot
S",,s ke 90 Be Kksoessos Of Jsnay Lind. uksa from
the original -, ,os. 80, -. .x.-o,.. 4.
ia 9rSRY n IsBOTsoN. 7is Pe.ri-st up stsirst
ie22 imissod between n~oSh 'siee anu
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REMOVALS..

REMOVAL
xur suRscRTzEEs HAVE GEhoVfo rhkih
xo,1ua-arAss AND PICTURE-FRAndk
nLEtFACfORY AND WARERoohE
no, s4s ssD S42 BRoADvAY,
xuT9ryr. WITH INCREASED heihuse ,Sr lr9ST'
w nj npenor execution Of svery orsnca o. .near oan
- ~. h~,y own Immediate supervision, ana sretY
$3.50 .ors Of srsl quality looking gisss pae nAgalo
1919 Y1,m-d IN shs Rssnsisnee Louis XIV ga o.a
n, - togeshet win varied an assortment " ,,,ss
-. r.p be obIsned 10 any esaonfn-rI u n9 u s
80. shsV are eonhdeui Of he hbers uprou OF u1u
ssepds .nd ne public IN seneru . u, a.-,...r
49, .rT,ogeneuts for sconunao1ss1ppy
.f,-eient and modern paintings OF vecn ~ 49, -
d. esu slways be and very may WI " 80
- Of partirniar sfIrnrOn
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-On Friday, the 2Sth alt.
James Mcclure, a peddler,who formerly worked in
the Glass House in this city, was robbed 10 the
boarding house in Mercer st. kept by Mr.. Cobbstt,
of sl6l, $3.50 of which was in gold and 81 in bank
bills Suspicions fell upon John HalPin, an Old
friend of McGuire's and the friends not having
met for ten years, had spree, and they slept TO-
oether. In the morning HslPin got up aud LEFT
Mcclure sleeping, and kindly took the money rom
his sleeping companion. He was arrested In han IA,
way. where he was having fno spree Inc
money was mostly recovered
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rT1o MILLINBRs-A kAhe CuaSDs ..,s -. =,
IeS VIA slo~k snd srtares o. NJ a'es ' "a .@bS
.v-uu- now dorK good business rs.eofJ 70.
- BE- siysu vvhy 80 presc-t orusr "a eATtA< IL uNH
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OTTO COTTAGE, HosoKEN.


sTRAUSSs CELEBRATED BAND,
Comprising 10 Performers.
LIVERY fiOHDAI Wednesday and Friday nom
L SPm to z ~. Ferriage reduced TO four cent?
HB-In the weather u unAyoTable, me Concen
will come % the hrsi fair day. Jy5 llas
fI,hh DUsshLuUnf ACADn-nl W rtNE
i ARTS New Psinrnys recently arrived rom Europe,
among which Germana" by koehlsrs v0rs OF Arr OF
dc highest class The exhibition VI Paintings by Afuff
CT The school, has received many eidons eno re-
open 81 he two rooms over no hs OF me cnlfcn
OF Divine Univ 10 Broadway between Spring and Prince
as from 10 O'Clock, A Al. Gil 10 Ocrcs, Pm.
Admission, IS eenIi Season Tickets, % cents Cs1+
loEues ~ cents Js9 "
CYMNAriUM.-Mr CHARLES OrrlGSoS wSu
VI most resEecuy inform the public Ehs ne hls become
sole proprietor OF ceGbr1.ed and exl3nelFe Anasdh
originated by the ae nourqun, a. t9S Broadway nsM
NibGs ard In order TO carr oGL he psIs OF ne superb
estsbhttuerL has engaged = celebrated Ggm1asue rom
Germany whose practical ku0Wedge OF tho art has never
been equsled In America BY aoy professor Tnos5 pep
Of The late professor whose term OF suofcnpuoa "a. n'
pred, DO desTous of continuing, VIII oy eal
Nbers terms Further particulars at the Gymnasium.
jylO lw'
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DOAKDIkG-T o fauily rooms 10 ie, furnished or
ID mn nitbed win board, al n MurrRy,L JIlO 3:

DOARDIkG-T~o fauily rooms TO e', furnished or
Duufu uitbed, Win board, Al n MuuayM JIlO u
4 ,uJNTKY BuAHD-At U1ion HI, Nsw-Jersey.
1.-Two ting % or lwO married Ltemsn wan sher itni-
Ne, car bs accommodated with BOari Jr tho summer sa
rlesssptly located spot Union dil between ChAltu
snd Msoaop about one mile west OF Chatham. The cae
lesve within 200 Erds o. the house every mDrrius NJ
jcloek and arrive IN New-York ahD1 o'clock. Rs un-
Inc letve New YORK a4i O'Clock 81. and sfrVs g. lgm5
~ ocock TIE above location is OF The most healthy
IA he s,ae Inquire The ats retdence u Rev CiaG'
son Union Hi ~ J. TlLe hs AonlS ana Esse2 Nlo,d,
jersey City. BVlN
COMFORTABLE BOAHD.-A tamuy eons sung
Cofs allow lsdy and her amt having mIrs room in-n
tbev REQUIRE could scc lmmOdas gentleman sud ne VIE
ara one or two sugle gcnhemen TIE locauon u nen
square ana yey pleasant TnOse who dine doFn
ovr voua preferred. References exchsns Aalfsis
Box l775 Post Once. J4em
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BRUCE A. Chiffon, Auctloneer

BRUCE A. Chiffon, Auctloneer:
FINAL AND CLOSING SALE OF DEAh-
i MAN COTTAGE slrEs-ss Of me eess cottage slice
a. 6ssrs Village being hose reserved By the Company
~, he ,od Al auction Al he Merchants Exchsngen New.
YorE a. y O'Clock THUKs2AY July H. 80 i9f .ao
se on closing the Interest Of different engaged 10 90
i.bb,bi5g hi, new ard beautiful village.
N.b-Ror particulars and msps sPpy 70 mo Aeeuoa'
eers. 9 WGlsL A~~oJ ~ -
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FINE FRUIT.

j. 1ec,,es every morning and Ofers for sale enoies
Bach hsmoufgh sweetwslsr fronIis nae Ca.,slas sna
strswberries &c BASKETS OF Fruit seni % any
pst of be e and carefully packed TO 60 In ths country
i,R lmi,M MAfa
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i MURPHY, Auctisneer.

j. MURPHY, A1ctsneer.
DYJACOB BOGAKr, store % Spraes.st WED'
Ns,e ale soda water establishments conssuns Of ono
9pper seneraior fountains large copper boiler
Z Dos.s.. ssffount.ips &c JOSEPH w. JONES,
t~aSfiss Attorney Tor mortgages.
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Norwich, June "A, 1880.
THE sTOCKHOLDkRsof the Nor web ana .n " o;,
Railroad Company are hereby ncnheo ms slo-
Annual NeelnR for Of Directors, vii be nsld
he Oee ofIbs Company In Norwich on ne secona " So
oe,dsy Ia JulynexL al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Likewise 70 al
or snv question properly brought before The meeting coz
nected with the interest," Of the company Per order
an tJvIois p s r N. ANDREWS. Clerk
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OFFICE OF THE DIAPhkAeA fiLfAh
nys ns -
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~ RewsyaI.-PBILIP ERNST, Professor OF MUSIC
and teschgr Of the B9hm and other hutes and me
nsc,1lly informs bic friends and the public IN general
nj he hss removed TO Ss7 Broadway, near WateIfl
us. u yo1s - myl0 Smeody
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quOsas BELL Aueuooesr.

THOMAS BELL. Aueuoneer.
UCTION NOTICE.-H N. Bush will sel THIS
A1AY 10 pay advances Ia sof1f desks, book case
tdehosrds TOP sofa ard center ILoles marble TOP
dressing bureaus, msntel and pier glasses carpeSs Oh
cloths paintings, &C. &c. UlV IL
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CLOCKS.

THE CONNECTICUT CLOCK COMPANY oner .
great variety Of styles Of clocks probably me skess
heal and cheapest All orders from The country ProuiPIy
Attended 10 at the Depot 81 Johnsi ~ and every eocA
warranted 10 perform well mylo lA"tfen""
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r. Splendid Trlo.-BoGLEs Hypsronis ui1 sess 1o
most approved preparation for strengthening and oeAu
wing he hair His Amole IL indispensable wnefe ease N
shaving il demanded and bis Hebeaiona Tor Inc eoP'7A
Sold by The inventor, WILLIAM BoGLE "a w ssnng
St Boson; also by b D. Sands, l,o faitonsI h0S4'
ion Clark Co. 40 and as Broadway New-forL
,~- Pr osAey lJeaSrGI NotieSs, zee iIG Page
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REMOVAL
-1nEp n m

rrAyr sEkOvED 70 sl4 Broadway ana s1 -, ~
-s,,l..sar "a w.rn..r hsanng and rsnnlsnrg apper
as Tor prvss dwellings, churches ssmfsn7- 1''''-1-
saIa prsons hornculur. sala1Er = 80. cooking
.tos, i1openBed brass .nd sys,?slse s. ~ -
.-w .-re suosnoT 70 anything Of he rnS n "a "A'iS~
uvS Sunis
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~ Farewell Meetfug.-Rev Z KiScAIpE ana pr'
D.wsos with their families being about 10 saii ior az
nah farewell meeting will be he'd IN the Sthon a.
~. CbnIeb on Wednesday evening July TO- It O'Clock
q no q " fosE mn jy9 2us'
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FOB nEw-oRLEANS

UINFJT.
>e1c=e THE FINE STEAMSHIP GALVESTON,
KEN Place, Mssfer, will leave for Ncw-Oriesns on
80 urdsy, 10lh mat al O'Clock NJ For
freight Or passage apply TO J. HOWAhD SON
jy6 u2Olh 81 orosn"V'
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EXCURSIONS.

EACUh SlOINS
..aAsx5s nEw-YOgK AND GREEN
49, - WOOo LINE or STAGES Persons
sz=se=z'ssss.h wishing to visit Greenwood Cemetery,
BY skins any OF The South Ferry Stsges New fos, add
crossing the Hamilton Ferry foot q WhiIehstsL
win fad stages slwsys ready TO convey them g Green
ecis. LEES lmis' CARLOS GAME CO
-r-ss .NEW.YORK ANo FLUSHING
Ware i2i tsThe new and CON N )dious
- steamer BLAND CITY leaves Peck.slp,
New York 6sily Except Sundsys) At A. and Pm.
Returning, leaves Flushing al ~ A M. and 3PA
Persons cesrOus u mSkDg an excursion about New
York co better than embrace this opportunity The
extensive nurseries and gardens are now In their perec-
ton OF flowers, and the genusmeoly pfopne'ors always
Stages for Great and Little Mech, Ro.lyn and Msnhssss,
connection with THE boat ct reduced tares ylolwl
~T@ PICNIC EXCURsION.-The Sun.
49, school Of ne e., AseasL NJ; e. csa n.
ds., iith July to Bisde Grove, sts,sn Island
occasion. sHd VII ses The foo. Of Harlesst at o'clock
and the foot Of Amos At Al 81 o'clock NJ returning 10 the
city about7 O'Clock in the afternoon Tickets 25 cents.
" Fo- Other ErcvrstoDs zee VIIts Page.
rnE ~ EhEET STEAM !., YACHT II
- ing the remainder Of tho Summer for the
use OF Private Excursion Panes. She viii DO held for
Charter either By the day or week. and 10 so Ia dfec
'J jSs iGa' %'''' ''UD' IA EMERSON as5 wo.ta
<>RSke BEACH IL CO.'S CALIFORNIA OK.
4.ksEikSAGE EXPRESS Through 10 shout IS days
Will for yard by steamers GEORGIA, July
IS, End EXPIRE CITY July IS, IN charge OF q SPECIAL
messenger, Freight Psekagea Letters, &c. direct 70 San
Rranciico. and ali parts OF the Mines
Auar semen complete FOR transferring Without dsteu-
ton from Atlantic the Pacific sesmers Coos Snees
uay have their Invoices certified al the Custom House by
leaving them olceA % BaOa1wsy, NoE.YOrx and
Courtst Boston -
iylOas ALBERT WELLS, Acting Manager.
FoE HEw-oRLEANS
DIRECT.
<ezc-=e THE FINE STEAMSHIP GALVESTON,
%TCtIN Plsce Mssfer, will leave for Ncw-Oresns on
es-~---s--a saurdsy, 90lh mat al O'Clock ~ For
freight o. passage apply to J. HOWARD SON
" as nlso,b : 81 Broadway
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GENERAL NOTICES.
From the Editors OF The Alta California

San Francisco, Msy %, 1880.
~ wa Ind In our Office one Of RIca Co S Sala-
,nser SAFE, which was exposed the destruction OF our
budpg on the Alb May From its outside appearance after
the FIRE we It have endured intense hes and had
our boohs ard papers not been taken out previously we
would doubtless have found Them in perfect order The
drawers and woodwork inside were entirely uninl1red
w. ,ske pleasure In thus ,esuyirg tbs acknowledged
,uperorily OF the above Safes ft' z. GILBERT CO.
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BY Thu MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Probable Fate Of the Omnibus B1i-Preccea-
inss Ia the senate On N snday -sickseas Of
tho President.
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T,Vt4k NkNBKRs OF THE AfALANIA DIT D. -

CLUB beg leave TO return ioel tncei ,1Ss h1r The
"a ,tenton shown them their recent uIp 49,
POINT. also 10 hessrr Cozzers OF West rolas "a me
SIN n OF feeA1hn- ano yol'
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-, rnn NERK PAID TO PRO Z. LIEbnE,

u'HE NAV YORK LAUSDhrn ,i, srtsa.ivs 60
,.hi.knept h row 10 fail operation Nes sons che
1crr Al sbot notice. Collars nOned n 10y osr dJzsa
sr.ns, ws.htng inelnding neodng - ee1 r.tss
- i.s,.s and family Washing a. ssrJ So 80, 4 a.
An order, thrOash he psnny p1si I'll ~ wnxo
.onron- 40 osdnJo1to1L
yt Iwhs
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AGENCY EOh CALIFORNIA nd me E, " S., s5 d
n SAtea-RODGERs K WOODMAN, AIo neys e-a
cnr.siors Al law 4e William New York, hsylns lor'
81 eonpecons with responnole local Agenii n IsO1 =,
and the esern Sts,es, will attend 70 ne eo9S ~
Sh,s nd he ,eemeni Of accounts IN those sAo AZ
81. .1so make remtsnces 20 any part OF tnen Ia.
W.rrsn,, boue H. sold and located Jylo lmsodpt@"
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SINGERS WANPkD-lna church Ia So Ith Brook
Cyn-On good tenor singer Who Is capable OF tskag
The charge OF small choir Also good soprano siugsr
Persons residing In South BrOOkyn preferred Address
Box 4 100 n. Y POst Once. jyl0 ST.
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lUHTEK MANrED-A Gtoub s:iivo boy, sJOul Is
Year, Of age, open and close sofe carry band e.
None bat those give the best reference, Tor hJ1-
esty rousuy ard sobueiy q, cd apply Cal al 80 Wall
GfeT o'coth Ibis afternoon. yl0 IL
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its nubnc will dot forget the highly resPeeIso,e so
l.bs tssnnonias pubshed 10 our ey papers AS -,
sssshYsbing lie reputation OF the Lille ffessI'e
Hnrsfs Rsstoraifve Cordia" rs preventive ano cur T
Cholera AID all morbid evscusions o. me ooS and Of
Cordial may be Obtained a. 20 Nest Nm. ~ nd 81
and Roadway. -
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INsLEY,s DAGUEkhkOrlfEs Remove 70
Las new and splendid SEy.lght Gallery on the second
floor OF 81 Broadway Tnrd d. below he City DO pla
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-03
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY
nj MERCHANTS.

| nR. J. n. KELLER & Bro. most respectfully
~ solicits attention TO their fresh stock of Eng
Hsh, French, German dnd Ameicam Drugs, Med
icines, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye Stuils, Glass
ware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines &c. Having
opened new store No. 294 Market st. with a
full supply of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, we re-
spcctfully solicit Country dealers to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, promising one
and all who may feel disposed to extend to their
patronage to sell them genuine Drugs and Medi-
cines, on as liberal terms any other house in the
City, and to faithfully execute all orders entrusted
to us promptly and with dispatch.
One Of the proprietors being regular physician,
affords ample guarantee of the genuine quality Of
all articles sold at their establishment.
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants who may wish to become agents for
DR.. Keeier's Ceiebrated Family Medicines, (stan-
dard and popular rcmedies) to forward their ad-
dress.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, we respect
fully remain,
J. n. KELLER & BRO, Wholesale Druggists,
No. 29l Market street, Philadelphia.
September Is, lS5D-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-03
SPRING GOODS
IN PHILADELPHIA.

IN SHARPLESS q SONS, have justreceived
l. their supply of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS of Friendly and other styles, TO which
they invite attention.
SHAWLS--All descriptions of Silk, woollen
and worsted.
DRESS SILKS--Gro dc Rhincs, Chameleons,
and neat and new fancy styles India Silks and
Satins.
lins, Ginghams, Alpacas, Mohairs, and all the
new fabrics.
FURNISHING GOODS-BlanketsS Sheetngs
Quilts, Damask, Shirtings, and all other furnish
ing goods.
MEMS WEAR-Cloth, Cassimercs, Cashma-
retts. Drills, Vestngs of all kinds, and Boys wear.
SHOEMAKERS GOODS and Carriage Ma
kers articles. Il. SHARPLESS & SONS,
No. 80 S. Second Street, Philadelphia.
May 25, IS50.-ly