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And for the past year 6Ol which Is nearly equal 10 the
distribution In the years lSf7 and 1913 when the work Of
supplying many CT the counties was most vigorously
pressed.
The purchases from the American Bible Society since
ls4 amount sl2OC6 2s The amount for the past yesr
$1,000 %, which we are happy to think Is paid for In
The pledge Of $4,000 made Isis to aid the American
Bible Society In s foreign distribution psid. The
promise made for The came object in ls4s, OF $4,000 wa
The Diligent Hose Company returned home
from your City this morning, highly gratitied by
their visit. They were escorted to their quart r.
by deputation OF their BROTHER fremen. WITH
music &c.
John +. Underwood sailor, while lab,ring
under mania potia, cut his throat with a razor on
a stall in the Second st. Market. He was found by
watchmsn and taken to the Hospital. where he
died this morning.
Isaac Abrams, whose arrest l mentioned last
Monday, several watches stolen from stores here
and in PIttsburg having been found in his posses
sion, is on bail for $1,000. His arrest has led TO the
recovery of vast amount OF jewery diamonds
&c
There were 40, 1867 tuns Of coal came down this
week from the Schuylkill region.
The Jury, in the Of John Abrams, Ia brother
OF Isaac mentioned above charged with assault
and battery on George Weaver, with intent to
kill, brought in verdict of guilty. He was sent
TO prison, Judge Parsons refusing to take bail pre-
viOus to sentence
co1ros and Flour are quiet and unchanged RYE
FLOUR and CORN MEAL s. WHEAT dull at IN to 29 Cor
fair and prime Red and White. sales 400 bush Yellow
SoufbeIn CORN al Gee to arrive. OATS I'll 4Sc WHISKY
70 and &c 10 bids and bbls. The general market
TeneIy dull
SALES or srocHs- First Boards 1000 Reading RRes
7lt $500 do, 7ls 20 Penn RR Az; 81 do 45 a Sch
Nav, 8li II Penn Bk I17}; Bank OF Ky lOsf; 81 neh
RR 654i OIL Bk, 2I 50 do, 2i 81 900 state So 97l;
100 Sch bk II so VlcksbVrg, l6l so Morris Canal II;
l5 Harrisburg RR tii sl3l6 Remington &c. ST. 50 Read
ing Rk 2it $500 Harrisburg RR 60, 81; 50 Uniol Ca.
ne, l2l; 81 Lehigh Mort &c. 9Jk.
Second Board-s700o Reading RR &c ia 10 Bank OF
hetueky 1913 100 Morris Canal II Union Bank Tenn.
6; 50 Reading RR ga; Sch Navigation 1871; Penn AR
IS 5000 Camden and Amboy per cents esq; $1,000
Reading RR hortg 6s 49 73li $500 City g. 49, 103 500
Wilmington RR &c 9fl $500 State So TI
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A TREATISE

I'm DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL sYSTEM-By
" EDWARD IL. DIXON, 81 ID. Editor Of he Scspe.
rs pages, eighth edition, price 81.
From the New. York journal Of Medicine and Collateral
Science and the Boston NEEDLES and Surgical Journal
Dr Dxon has written much ana well on vsnousbranches
OF surgery bis book shows thorough acquaintance with
modern practice and be has secured attention every
In the bOok-An that few medical writers possess Var
ocele structure, hydrocee ard fsiua are particularly well
treated Of The authors acknOw led ged OH Quality and de-
vogon the rational principles Of medicine, and bis tnge
nuty under trying surgical circumstance stamp with
more than ordinary Interest"
Also Woman and Der Diseases from The Cradle 70 me
Grave. $50 pages 81 Is For sale by CHAs n. KING,
corner Of JOhnGt and Broadway. AL business commun-
caOcs relating the journal ust DO addressed 70 The
Editors Office ll2 GrBnd-st
Dr. Dixon's position, both In this country and Europe,
places bis works al nhRite remove from many similar
productions ostensbly designed for popular instruction
They are admirably written and perfectly inegloe
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GRAHAM,s MAGAZINE,


ITOR JULY will be published on the 10th inst ayuih
Il Gently embeished, and iled with original arices from
the best writers
THE JULY NUMBER CONTAINS ORIGINAL ARTICLES FROM
VIM Cullen Bryant Mrs. =. G. Enbury
T. P Whipple Mrs Z. Kinney,
J Russell Lowell, Mrs J. Eames,
w. Gilmore 5lnms, Mrs G. III. Butler,
s. A. Goldman, Miss L. V. Smith,
Alfred B. Street, Miss Emma DuYal,
James T. Fields, Helen Irving,
Geo D. Prentice C. J. Petersos,
Henry Giles Henry Hirst
VI. T. Tuckermsn, l. A Wilmer,
H + " " T Herbert, James M wallace,
w. 2. Mulinock, Geo. r. Graham.
ORIGINAL STEEL ENGRAVINGS
Magnificent portrait Of Jenny LndE grased By Note,
Of London from az original picture by Wright
Elegant Paris Fashions, desgned aud cOOred for by
the best Paris artists and published IN this country In ad
vance Of all others
Portrait Of the Editor Of Grahsms Magazine by Arm
strong, from original picture by I. B Read ESQ
Lake Of Como, beautiful title page for the Iy volume,
executed In colors by Deyereux.
Wooocock Shooting, designed by Herbert engraved By
Brightly.
Des Sns for Manteets fashions In eight different
styles, engraved by Brightly Thomas aud Taller.
The Shark, designed by II. l. Stephens, engraved By
Brightly
Music-JeHny Lind's American Polka, composed by n.
steeDckep, and respectfully dedicated TO Mrs Watson
New subscribers for the July volume will b. supplied
the ooh inst by DEWITT DAVENPORT,
STRINGER & TOWNSEND,
ie4 eodis20h LONG 4 BROTHER Agents.
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DRY GOODS.
ANOTHER GREAT REpucTroE


Ia lhe price OF Dr. Coos stte pooalw sior@ ~
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
NJ. ~ BROADWAY, tconer Js1nsr3-st} Esv.Y1rs,
ANWBO HAVE oat leen pu'chssiag hesyly a. AUG
TON, and arc prepared to s,I cheap an klss Of
SILKS, sHAWL7 aANriLLAs
FRENCH kUSLiNs, CALICOFs, De LANES,
trd indeed every kind ard style Of D Goods wora bJ L.
d'es Ge1teuen, o. Children. orussd household Affairs
end hey respectfully. spl cll ne puD'ic .
CALL AESf&AN1NE THEIR STOCK,
nd Judge TO- themselves whether their goods not 'u
rerior in qualify and slyle and cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER EsTABL' 5HNtNT
H. NcwYok Il e. impossible 70 slrrersie oil, OF ever
r'oiey Of their great bsrgains would cal attention to
ieW a sample
RICH FOULARO SILK, g O. aysTd-
ELEGANT FRENCH Lawns, lsayari
RICH oRGANDIEs, Is So syard.
FRENCH CALICO YARD WIDE, La yard.
And % on through department - Their nuense 80
iallshnent 20 hal q lay can bug her own ard had's
supply oheoper
THAN ANYwHEHE ELsE iy NETWORK
ard exiersve srd general eir ss5orn,n. to- every
ian7 lat ay lazy o. finl en- wasn't ms be oJ.a.-ei
there without he fat gue I'D r.r1lex.y OF
RUNNING ALL OVER TOWN
fc "a. W ID 20 pl- They CON particularly cal. a.
{, rtou to their large sssoriniehtof
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERIEss
which embraces one OF the richest varieties
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY,
and which tasy are eosbed 10 sell cheso. Also,
IL MOURNING GOoDs-A
OF every style ia MARKET well all kinds OF HaMourn-
ing Goods, carefully selected, always on hand.
r2- Remember the name ard nunb-r
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
ie3 347 Broadway corner Leonsrd-r.
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL.
Things IN philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The ThSune.

PHTLaDzLrinA. Friday. Jcasr
The sun pouring down It's rays il melting r,ood
to-day and we are all par-boiled ia perspration =
The theater goers tonight, viii suffer some a,
your Recorder hiker used % say. and the houses
win be crow dcd for the benefit o. the Rival ,esD.
Of tragedy, Misses Cushman and Davenport
Max Maretzek has leased the Chestnut, the old
Drury Of our city, and viii ssssme the direcsion in
September In the interim, the hoase will be mo
deruzed, and al the appliances Of operate luxury
introduced. All toe Objectionable features o. the
thcater viii be removed and fine corps Of singers
be engaged in connection with your Assor Place
Opcra House.
TIE Pennsylvania Bible Society holds 20 publ,
Anniv erssry this year, but the Secretary gives an
abstract of the operations, slowing that the year
ending on the LIST Of May, 1850, has been one o.
CRAFTY ing success. There has been no exsrRocdi
naTs moved en Ia sry part Of s State BIZ re seal N0
secgu9n oftte eessn Of supplying ne easre po5naioa
With ihe sacred Scriptures has lei ia lie h
msut 81 no's liue toward tie object
=. hoy ALL a. Rev 8 y Howell have coniien I
uer ec51t services 81 al egens Tor he tTo era q
secuons hs afe be i5ue tsyiog charge % he
ierps - " Counties Wa. Of he Allegheny Ridge ani
tie lalef b. hose est o. Ae ll0gulsirs. Dsnoaung
ers srf cc1cT'frrs hive bee, emp "a By ta tocsl
Societies, isF practicable sni he snpDy has been
CUpctc lr sfVeru CUg Tea guucg Inc Fast yesr while
IN oilers he effort Il % yisOfoas pgoseeu-
ncu rnd In sone tie reslopy fr ne second aad third
uue tinte he year 8f0is N progress.
Our friends who have been most active. and eonseqisn
y he mos, suecessu "a hrs Effort and who have peres,sd
The work IN he highest degree tho mos. a1xous
view their several fields and sgsn supply those whom
they may 6nd destitute Ths evident prscucsbly OF tbs
desgn and the Happy results hch have followed 81
forts induce the friends OF the Bible again and again
pore and supply, and trust that long, shs adj
vance step further ard the object that every indiv
dual in the State shall copy Of the New Testament
MeIepon as explored aud supplied Counties.
10 process OF exploration and supply........H -
The Issue Bibles and Tssis nen,s from the Depository
Pos e Which u s an ss Hss'ns view s
supplying The destitute families In this state Add We
sssn sude 10 the fact that tbs efforts suppy tho
destitute lead muuudes another class Of persons a. d.
sire 70 swn copy OF The Sacred Scriptures and 10 sobs
tuie The new and beautiful editions published BIZ he Am.rt
can Bible Society for the imperfect copies hey have hthsr
to used II no, TO be supposed that the very large mum.
Der reported as ing dsieu ed have gone generally into
the abodes of those who had Blses although Ii "a MOI
TO be doubted that this circulation Is IN The man, 10 be a.
huted TO the operations OF the Society ard It's suxlass
The total number issued since l8s 10 Is 42f 1O7 copies
Reported Nav le4l % O9ol Reported MAY 1886 "a ia
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SAILS AWNINGS TENTS so.
TROssMAN e. PARIsEN,s CALCINED *

" LUTON preserve ali kinds OF articles made q can
rssk cotton hemp cloths that EXPOSED 20 me Wean
Ar from mfde or rot al The zane time making hem &C.
nrey wafer proof Goods prepared with he Cecneo %
fu0n tTe Dot altered 10 their appearance ana vi s.n
have used this solution for yeers on awnings sno "a
spd found fail 10 any one instances ann GOV
ofeT Il 10 the pubic the most ressonsn1e tsrnt aNn
rrs ss ieDts and al kinds Of canvass ancs-f MATE %
,rder al the shortest notice
PAEISEH 4 GRESHAM cor. Pesri-H and broadwsy
n B. OF svni1gs u col spos;sd- preserved as VEL
nnsv "V"NH
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR vow HEERIEGENs
CoNsERVATORY,

mUSICAL CONSERVATORY,
wey og1gg..e Cliy Ha-roolrs n ADD II "a Eoor
y nkLE SCHOOL nT Instruction 70 Piano GuilR
- hafp Violin srd Nocsi Mnsc Instruction given In
&c "a o. new sysem o, notation, bot the pleasure
:. lulI Terms r. cinasea n Der month orlT f1r
- private leIsonk Is quarter Of q leo
%, co-iarTli1r., do. Go. 50 per quarter a resi-
-'no-s mvif isff
NltED Stairs SCHOOL AGsNCY-293
- wey' salstet, 1857, vlth Inp1rs -ec ft,lfes
~ rlotnrng conocfslt teachers ard va-7 sssea, &C.
ieacters snd employers. 81 20 s. anil upFsr+s
1870 ~ uantiefable cheek, pssabe series ~ the
.ul ~ ICY cfo' IN ore yelrs c1nne1 rncl ard fis
t are rrnrofec % ~ extensive Patronage until suited
O. prfr - i1r sirhpirg Cfc1nrs aid D-c-lr-
nk {hNr Apply early. fIu ard Dnst paid References
eArh-hleo- 0e8fr r. II WILCOX Pr1phe;or
4 \ ITALIAN RktJGEB who sDsssI Eozlsb
nLe "s befoie The l8ie al revolution. Professor u
l1ilD r. IN one u the most celebrated Ulv1 sites OF
t-F wishes i0 fast TIE suUer season either a. Drvse
.--N. ~ H COT -e ~ teach lalan French. Lsln II g
10y oI hoit-iraiics Address Gen. L. Avezzanz- box %
LcNcr PorpGce, Ncv-York or appy 10 aim II hii OIL e
M Crenr@stlip souih-tt The dsfard VIII b. innsdl.
etlY hi,ioed 10. Aso, .ls sssflcory references
heN u- gwen je3 IT,
. F'v other School -Adscrfissssenfs I'd Page
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THE ERA.

IcOR TOMORROW, sunday, June 9, VIII eol Ia
II more than tbs usual quanuy OF reading q, M,
rs,ehsn,,s Curse from the French; "S1skspere N h
bes, Dsyg1 arbe Fiat and Lsa Bear" oy Ton -.
sThe indsn Mother . ard other sketches Also eo'ee'
CONEY ISLAND, .--,
embracing all the points OF tefcs win - -
OF The lsie plrsfics expedition and Gen Lo.. ~ on
OF ovefhrowDg the existing
III spcispf CIsmdiggeryl! Edftorsls-Pohncs-17.A
etc etc Price, eeDts-oDe dollar yea, u.wvot
ATWOOD LARkIk L co. q sPfaes-s] NE - H..
yars,ls by 81 he ne Hsmen and nswsboys le'"
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JULY DIVIDEND.
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.-

INTENDING LIFE ASsURERS are respectfully invited
10 compare the prepiss, and whole provisions Of
the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
with those OF any existing Company This institution be-
ing MI rUAL SOCIETY the tohole Of the profit beLon0
and divided 10 the LIFE MEMBERS, who at the
same time exempt from personal liability II claims supe-
fioiiy other Companies In The following particulars
Isl lie mode Of payments graduated 10 the wants
Of all classes % Eccusted adjustment OF the
Of premium Sd. The principle OF division secures
10 The Insurers themselves all the profs hch Joint Stock
and Mind CompaEies have found exceedingly ucs
tive. Alb Premiums for mercantile purposes greatly re-
duced 5lh Persons making Immediate application will
participate In the JULY DIVIDEND.
DREcToRs.-AbbotiL Lawrence. Henry Crocker Daniel
Sharp Jr Elisha PrstL Waiter Hastings Horato Harris
tzrs White, George Collins, John d Lang Charles
Jones Joseph II. Williams George Dadley.
BOARD oR FIsANcE.-Frsnkln Bsyen, President Mer-
q ans Bank Boston Thomas Thatcher Merchant Boston;
AS Ie Wnhsns, tMe President Keapebsc Railroad
JUDI q hOLLlsTER Agis 81 Wa-st Jsuncey Court
p..,.. Z. X. GILMAN, NJ D. Medical Examiner
Or in h grented for Sea Voyages Foreign Residences
VI IN ne territories Of the Uniied states re- iswSssst
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isT8r PRopHETESS.r

MADAME ROCKWELL, the seeress' has lssaed' az,
lder the above ute account Of her NE, nsafA ~
superpaursl In an elegant octave form OF - pages IN
beshed with splendid portrait on steel for sAe - a. ~
residence, IL Collegeplace Walled W any Psas sr.-
I niIed States on receipt OF sly cenis JeOf
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL
REMOVAL.
WILLIS & SAXroE,

WILLIS & SAXToE,
- JCCLssOAS 10 CLARK e. SAXON The under
frH-ffd having rurcthled fir " is Interest IN he
Lfin az wins Saxon. VIII c0ntule the G-nl -lasl 8
fufnflg ana Tailoring ouslneEs 3ll Broad way Thero
can be found every article apperisining q gerenals
wardrobe, combating In part Of silk. merao, cotton AID
ltmhs-w Dol shiuS ana drawers, gsuZe meunO elk aad
cotton shirts and drawers suitable for Summer pocket
hADdkercbie Of every description Constantly hand
likewise stocks crsyas collars ard suspendsrs &c &c-
Always hand large assortment Of clohs, cassmeres
and vestings which win be made up in the besi manner
and at short notice WARREN SAXrON,
lei lrpis 3ll Broadway
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INSURANCE.

Total new policies Issued in 1S5O..............278
Total number Issued .........................9a
Dividends alocaled annually Dividend for 1880 50 per
cent JAMES GOODWIN, President
EBESEZER FLOWER, Vice President
GEORGE r PHELPS, Secretary.
The Script Certificates Of 1877 will be redeemed by order
ofthe Directors on presentation at T. Agency, 81 Ws-st
opposite the Merchants Exchange.
w. s. DUNHAM, Agent
j. NISSAN, M ID. Medical Examiner al the Office daily
nom u 10 l O'Clock. je4 8tsTu&Sat
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DEMOyAL.-NOTICE-U UNITED STATES MAIL
hSTEAhSHlP COMPANY (steam ships OHIO,
GEORGIA ard FALCON) have removed their Office TO the
corner OF Warren ard West SITS Mr.
GEORGIA ieares for Cha0res Direct,
June l3 al NJ from pier foot Of Wsrren-sL
lei lwis No ROBERTS
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JUST OPENED,
THE EMPORIUM
OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS,
3f5 Broadway.
ru,HE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT ia just opened
the extensive scale OF the London and Paris stores
with the largest stock Of fancy goods In the United States
and having been selected with great care aosmPored by
the proprietor he 10 enabled offer them the public
the nost reasonable terms-consstng Of
French, English and German work-boxes;
Toilet and jewel cases;
Ladies and gentleens Dire ssng cases companions ard
retcules;
CsIes trsveliDg-csses and carpet bags;
Work. flower and fruit baskets;
Tooth, nail and hsr brushes;
Cgar-csses of all kinds;
CsTd-csses souvenirs and music-boxes
Port monnaIeS, tablets, purses aud pocketbooks
Thermometers and compsssesi
Opera glasses and fans
Toilet ard hand mirrors;
Accordeoof, huii1as ard harmonic On glasses;
Ws'er-co,ors, PENCILS and brushes;
Batteiores ard grsce-loops;
Portfolios blotDg-sooks al whling.csses;
Mathematical infrumeniS per holders and paper.zniyes
PeIfnives, rsZois and scissors;
Backgammon -5oerds, checker and chess men;
CsTdF dice, doninoes snd dice cups;
Bone, i,o y and vegetable ivory articles;
Needle cases ara ooDhti cero tno euVe'op boxes;
PeTfUmery, shaving brown white Windsor SOAP.
Alsbssier, spa and bronze ornaments;
Bohemian & ass shell and China ornaments
Vases. toilet and scent bottles;
Slate tables, new and beautiful tice;
PAPER msche goods in great variety;
Baby,j1mpers; also Toys; games;
Juvenile books and slsIes dolls ofsI kiudsi
Magnetic toys guns drums and swords;
Rocking. horsef, skip.ropes and balls;
P0zzes, orgauF, bows and arrows;
Pea SETS magic lantsrnf whips and rRules.
Wholesale and retail. GEORGE w. TUTTLF
ie8 stood Removed from 81 Broadway.
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AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE

CONTAINING CORRECTIONS Of al the Railways 10
She United States for tne present month has 1s 1een
issued and NAV be had at the publication ONCE l5S Faon.
81 and Of booksellers and periodical dealers gsneTay
throughout the country Orders solicited . -,
ies Sdss c. DlNsMORE, Publisher.
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w rooms IL frequently asked by strangers and others
want OF OF his nimitabe licensees OF themselves
fercs Mr. X would that be 10 Al bis Old sAnf here
be continue a. lo3 Bovery, near Heserst Some
csuou IL required numerous places have sprung up
Gently around him resemb ng bis much All specimens
hiied the door OF his estab ishment bg M
KNAPP, and IN hs rooms Nuf sed. los Bovery,
KNAPPS. ie9 IT.
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rTo Bakers The Gefmsa sri Am-ri- su Brsnshes
e OrcIoflve Bskefs Onion VIII "a Mae Mes. 2,
ssiurcsg fih Jnre 50 bsir us4 - Can ~ q ZEN i-t
-. business 81 ne utmost moor every operative
nkef vii ne brought before 20 oeelsg ClN ttkc0
|ffelock Tho H0nse ~ Cen AND R's1iay Room II or7n
|es from a N iil P ana o. IA hoin al 3.
sss,er alwaes ~ Htendarre O. give eFc-F fcty 70
.sfess from city colut-v. v.i7E fsodilg 70 the
soCfo ~ men. q order r C,nn'i'ec.
JOHN ? RfNNIE, Chairman.
j.nEs Rcsrsrsow. Per gap s'-~-' ". -g II
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~ Notice 10 the Ladies' Of Nevv-Ynri md It's
yicinity-Mrs. HUI Coz BY have Imported superior
quality OF Ffeoch Cater Boots and Shoes The and bacx
sen and brOuze French Kid Evening >hppe the stge u
which will surpass any yet imported Aso fancy Toilette
articles OF every description AMI Of the hest quality. Is
5es invited to call and examine a. their rss isnce "a
Broadway je4 3tiseodt
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REMOVAL
IANEa- REERE & GO

JAMES, BEEBE & co.
kIAVE REMOVED TO 3l4 Broadway and corner Of
Reade and Center where can be found all kinds Of
Esrm-waier ard warm-sir heating and venatng appsra
us for private dwellings, churches semnAries hospitals
5slls prisons horticultural buildings NC. &c.
Also BEBEES celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
sensiE jsppenned brass ard sver-paied registers-s
article superior to anything Of the kind In the market
my6 3mlf
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DOOFING METALS AND IRON HOUSES

ItSbee iron prepared for covering roof by rVsgDg in
sections 10 suit Also, model representing the
FOR completing Il The roof The price low, ana per-
wanting fire proof roof viii please call and examine
for themselves.
ABo iron houses Of different sizes manufactured with
such simplicity that house is by 20 feet be erected 10
dsy the plates sliding together In The above
bss four sab windows and door and when packed
IL for shipping viii "a cubic feet The
price al complete, 500. p HAYLOR, Soonest
feQ SIN
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NOW COMPLETE,
THE QUEEE'S HECKLACs'
o., IHE SEcREr HISTORY Oh Louis xvi
BY ALEXANDER DUMAS
Translated By THOMAS WILLIAMS Esq
Htbls " DIRK fnly eclas any Of this aulno"s fOmer
productions. Il poufags 10 grsp1lc ani vsd msa-
The characters OF several q tie p-omae1i per-
ef 90 modem French hsl5r. The uAIe mystery Of
bo robbery oi is Neck seea0 event which hsd yea IN
fusnce g. brig Gbou - French Rsv0uon of i75ls
cleared up DE character of s uuiOfnla.s hane An
1'aene isfsleved foa many ofae sf1ss ana unJl1d p
cherPef nver Ted by Der ssnglr-v s-eres 5.'0g sfde
bee historical importance t s one % he most en1.i1e r'd
p,srsirg works produced - e FRO ifc zen Or Aesadr
Dumss
The shove 10 published IN two handsome volumes price
20 ceuis a volume, by w f. BURG Ess p AZn-sL
For sale BY all cheap booksellers in town and country
Persons in this city Brooklyn desiring to see scopy
Of The work, drop note in the penuyPos and copy
viii be sent them. je7d
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WoRDswoRTHs POEMS.

rINHE Poems OF WILLIAM WORDS WORTH with
Il an Introductory essay his life AID whhngs. vol
limo. with portrait. 81.
This volume contains bic most characteristic and beaun-
ful pieces.
The Exourslon-A Poem, By William Woodwork
vol l2mo. cloth 81.
The Ercursonihe modest poem the English language since
Milton Paradise LOst'-DGya.
"Wordsworils poetry stands distinct in the world. That which
% other occasional pleasure, possibly desn
other poets occasional transport the THIS bic
90 HIM Lone ndy dual Human enamely, his OEn-;ravel
the whole journey from the cradle % the grave. And
for could he DO with tihe venfed-sung there
no otter such song '-CArtsf0PAsr North
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