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The daily crescent., 1850-07-26

PHILApELPHIA, June %, 1851 feel free recomm - Dr.
Dayiss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, from my ex erencs
Of its benca effects in my own have been some
time past subject To attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and uneasy stomaeh
accompanied with dyspeptie symptoms. Last sp AZ having
attack of it, recommended by an acuu rs,ice wi
had been cured by Dr. Davis's Syrup, Try IL idso and
effects were immediate.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-26

NnW YORK, April rs, l3d3.
DF. T5loasfnd-l verify believe that SaTsaI aElla
has been the means, through Providence, Of saving my ie
have for several years had bad cough II became wore
and worse AT last raised large quantities Of blood, had
night swea and greatly debiated and reduced, and
did not expect to i've have only used SaTsaparia
short lime and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. | am now able walk ali over the city. no
blood and my cough has leil me. on can well imagine
WM. RUSSELL, 81 tjatharne street.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-26

M AGNOldA HOTEt., BlL0AI.-The un,ie5sg5sI
4fA mas the pleasure OF announcing 10 hev 1fiends
Az, aga Ihs pppe nat she has leased for term Of years
ness convenient TO the harbor and bath houses WITH l
the beDelit OF the sea breeze, aud beautiful and neSssnf
view no hQnse + wei adapted TO families The roos lave
and well ventilated. and desaby fitted up. There are py
erai Ienpn ALLEYS attached the Hotel also Pieasnrs
and FISHING Boafsand Short every thing to eiye sats
tact on 10 all WIN say fayor her with a call.
Terms reduced from and after July r. 1850 IS l6Ioms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
CITY ITEMS.

MANUAL OF THE BOARD or EDUCATION We
have received a copy Of this vslusbe work for the
current year. 1t contains the Board Of Educa-
tons Laws and Orders, Committees, locations Of
all the Schools, aud names and residences Of all the
Teachers, with their salaries Evening Schools,
and the laws relating thereto Free Academy
Teachers Rules, &c. names Of School Trustees
and Inspectors; ul the State Laws relating TO
Public Schools the Asylums and their regulations,
the Public School Society and its organization,
&c. No. Of Children at School Money APpropri.
atoms &c. &c.-all valuable information. We.an'
mex the tsb showing
The Cot Of SITES and Erection and FHg u Of B4siag'
for U0Td SchOois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
Mr.. Cha, decline. to visit saratosA.
1t viii be seen by the following letter from M
Clay, that he declines 70 visit Saratoga season
NgwPoEr, fuesdsy, A1ggIs "a

twill be seen by the following letter from M
Clay, that be declines 70 visit Saratogs this season
NEWPORT, ru=sisy, A1gEHlt
GEsTLENTS: have duly received yolf AsO' ~
the OH inss inviting me TO visit Sar.!osa SPrii 50
should be most happy 20 meet yol' gentlemen, ~
that deliEhtful watering place Bar nave 30
corstrained 70 limit the duration Of my ao'el %
from NV public duties Al " sshington, and nAvin5
experienced very great benefit from the in'iSo'A.
irg air aid the ses bath on this locai;y las. sun
rsr. hsvs concluded - remain until my re'lia .
Warrington.
have already derived much benefit IN '1e i.n.
o-ovement Of my strength and health D. riy sl2H
toiourn stthis place and hope 70 90 back % my
pcst with sdequs.e vigor Cor the performance Oh
nv public duties that remsin 70 me.
I an truly thankful and profoundly g'aia'al, p.
tbekin2ness OF the expressions contained n your
letter in respect % my public career AID Puoc ,er
vices. Iapp-ec;ate them the more, because iaey
proceed from gentlemen belonging 70 both Pol.'A
parties Of the country.
Although The measure pending before tne oSnA' ;,
having il, object the harmony and tran lllUty Oh
the Utio1, has not been attended with the Success
which think il merited, u1ite With you in hop.
1.-THE same object msy be accomplished ~ ne
osssape through Congress q the separate dis o.
which that measure Wss composed.
Ian. gentlemen, With great respect Jo1r O., 81 ~
Near, p Il. wklwor,h Rockwell Pus1sn, aat o-nsf'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
THE TATLORs' APPEAL.
To the Merchants from the sonth "nS
osm, m Nryy.York TO purchase Cio'n,"S

70 The Merchants from the son'n W.
GENE 10 New.York TO purchase sS,-,s
G,Nrrvvrs. Whereas number Tue
ern work employers refuse to glV' -
-, r., our labor, and - Nts''y lm
~ 60, working Tor them, TO earn o'eaa
"a families, and as We TAh y'u
-. -,1.,s,,Dd who are the friends Of me
vo,l ingrpen. We subioin hss oil 'oo'' '"''y o.'
xtot,ve signed our bin Of prices aaa earnestly
ell n,on yoa to pat'onize only those smPioye"
,,tobsve acted so honortbly. II our demand ma
BE-, An upiuss one then We should naturally eX.
49,, that All rghtthinking men would seek to
-, M in our present movement. Bus be-
- hat il is admitted on ell hands thet one do
Ia, no, d.y is not TOO much for mechanics % re.
ceiye for their labor and that ia 10 reality more
than we can earn even BY the bin Tor which re
have struck We therefore appeal 10 you - s1s
tain us In our present struggle % o5tal1 oar his
By 30 doing you will not only confer favor 1p1n
as, but secure % yourselves the advantage Of hay
ing every article made 10 n sVpeJl1T styie which
YOU cannot receive from those men Eho ara stand
ing out agsilst ", seeing that they are only
employing inferior Workmen aud inexperienced
workmon a. starvation rates.
'' O'''' " JAS NATHERs, secy.
Lit Of Bot,fs mo hare sigHfd tie Iai0Ts lat Of
Pytces Of tie Protective Union Of he CFy Of
Neu- Y0Tk:
IN K Irgrein a.. 8ooi9e x Foster
q D.vIn Co }3..Sieicer
4W Msoe & CO. 90. Hp1n Linan
5..John X H0rs 49,. mhc1eI
6..Weymsn CO. l.i..10lDs'
7..Nst1iesson It<-.h ats
S..srady Anderson hrs1le
10 Hur,fsd Bsrnel 4..LeY
A Fstrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

BISHOP RAPPE.-Bishoo Rape returned last
week frome Europe, where be spent the Iast year
principally IN France and Italy. be vas gate
successful in the objects Of bis mission, which re-
ls.ed chiefly to the welfare Of the Cleveland Do
cese. We are informed that tie Temperance o.
forts Of Bishop r In France wee Eigna.y blessed.
and Jhst biz ab1rs there ard here, Ia TIE cause o.
total ahttire1ce, vere approved and encouraged
BY the Head Of t1a Cat1o Church.
Niue yog5g Cersymen, nr the Cleveland Do
cese, came out With Bishop 4 from France Also
ak uuns bs'0Dcag 90 The IrEl ne Order, me ncst
dist guished Order o Europe Toe latter vii be
teschers h. the Female Seminary soon - be opened
on Eulic-it the very e. yos site t0r Ehicl Ts
purohssed Of Gen. Ovist TIE large building IS
to be raised story, ant tEo wings, Of 80 Zee. each
are % be added.
The Bishop also intends 20 establish sa Orphan
Asylum, and Hospital for the sick snd disa1.ed.
Immediately. he purchased slate fJr the roof Of
the Cathedral % Ernest IN England, which vii
be put On this Fa, and tie b1ilding pushed iJs-
ward = completion as rapidly az possible
fCiava sni Hars'-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

THE AIBANI BURGLARs-Tbe Albany AQas
Of Saturday says Oar yoa1s Mayor, Franklin
Townsend, was actively Instrumental in shs msas.
ures " hich resulted il TIE capture Of the burglar
on Thursday night. be Was promptly on the
groun5, soon afer the Sfrsy, wiki party OF Po-
lice, who, it had been arranged were 70 coucsa-
trate ST the spot s.; the sound Of pistol.
John Tinnegsn, one Of the burglars arrested
yesterdsy afternoon, wss examined az the police
cHice to day and "a y committed Re was resog-
Rized ss the person who shot Nr. Wilson
The EreHlHg Journal says A young man vas
arrested last nish. St ClArksvie, by oAcsr Upton,
who is supposed to be connected with Flnnegan
and Johnson in their midnight operations. No ez-
animation having been had, We have been re-
oues,ed not to make known his name, FOR reasons
best known 10 the pOi,e
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REMOVAL.

nV. EDWARD n. DIXON EilioL q ne sNpst
hJfss ne r,ov-c rs cocsulrng uces % ~ . 9 81 &c
dr s.t OF sfnsdvxy where 10 stlentt 10 once coosai-
tsrors sd operative surgery sxc.lsVs.y, O1cs aS0s
nom 10 % s ard 10 evenings ~,
re puhsssrg cses o. Re scsipeli a At.of'hoNse
iy.4lm
DENlOV AL.-ORs. cHlLDS = FORD taye feiossi
II 1eir ofcs 10 IS Chan seis-t Oaes eft f'lis - |"
o'clock A ani from O. 5 srd % :, m
Ttey lave opeuea = Nedl-s srd sargcN inhrnny
ubee he POOR Ni ~ sasuds1 gsuilogsy &C feesdsJs
faursis AEd Ss.srd8yh 7o,n - ~ ocee = q
Dr. Chl5s wt give particular tiltnloa f ds7sscs u -
chest iur - an heart --...,
D. Ford tissseI u os eYs ant ca, aad . "a gS
csaes generally. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

HiGHwAY HoBEER ARRTsTED Last Sunday
nigtl between ID snd ID O'Clock as A-. " ~.
Hobbl u Boston waE On his way from East Cam
bridge 10 Boston, he Was attacked b. = man and
ia money demanded but AZ H)obs being a
stronger man than MS antagonist, knocked him
down, when tie rODber Immediately spra0g % his
feet attempting 20 make rs escape. Bat was me-.
sld arrested b. Waterman j. Z. Bean. Z L at
Cambridge On Monday morning be was tried
before J. s. Lsdd, Esq, and bound over 10 tie
Sun Of sl,oc0. 20 appear at the next term Of re
Coart At Lowell and Ter want thereof vas commit
ed. Boston Tines.
Ma. WARE CASE -Nr Ware, the deiAai.Ig
Western Railroad Clerk, arrived il Spnngie.d,
Thursday forenoon, from New York va 1s.Jn.
BE was In custody Of an ot,er, sad vas comnit.s1
% The jail here where be nov remains We pre-
sumo there vii soon be hearing Of his case osiJ-e
& magistrate. We understand the Pr1ceednss
coumenced sgsiust Mr. " are are of civil, a-d
not criminal character. Springfield Republican
PoRTs CLOSED oS LAKE ERIE-We leArn iron
the Buffalo papers that tue Commissioner Of
Customs has Instructed the Collector Of that Dis
trici, that hereafter 10 property 81 be permitted
70 be inspected, and 10 vessels 1nlosdet from !or
eigu ports a. sny place IN that s.rict except al
the port Of B 1fslo, thus shutting the ports Of
TorsVtnoa, Black Rock, Bsrceions, aid Donzlfk
sgsinsts soy commerce with Canada
FIRE At CHIcASo-On the night Of the 10Th
inst the barn Of the Mansion House At Chicago
took IRE, and aong with other oas lilnss AID
se7erAl stJaceAt properties, Tss destFgyed Ias
tOte Tas mach damaged. Ness Aye-sJ1 -
Bsk'a. Hrf Others ros.d'-g near ne h-,el SAT-
isred co-t.1eIl- b nom water AID in.eysL
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DIVIDENDS.
orricI Nossies Ass wosessIss A. k..Ls 2 !

oTylcE Nos slca AsB wosessrEk hslLtoaeso
NoESlcs, July 10 AZ
nanzz FOX srBsCRIPTION 10 ~ PIssTea
ID sic~s Of 81 Comrtay vii be ope,d oc a. "a L.
Al ne rrsns.sf O5hce ~ Aefstn, frsns.et A6s1ll
a--rhtn., Trrssnf- Se-.Fork, tnt rcmss epcA iss
.rv fays shen ~ SDoss 'Of s1cl r2nsiFse
Ill ~ clo.-d unul re lo.h u January pert 49,,
Al peftous vho subscribe AZ Aoeii'1 a. -
b. drcsred n Jsrusry 90 ihef praief 80 SO
hb,h enhrses sgr shares % 90 tocf 10 cas- 49,
~ tnrA s1hsrrh-.i ard interest Vii Be chirfed a. =
rsi. OF per cert 90 Al rtAners 'rum ne IN u "a sn
- frsssI--r.s - os.9 p ST n ANoEENh
80 - Cisrk q AID " Eaiiros1 g.
NEg.lOkK FIEs And AAKiSs ISIS. CO.
Ncw.fork. Arg = 1850
nFyfDEFp.-yse scsri e Drecior' asge as cay
klcrc sfcd Digdcud u ien d'Ass pr ..t-, PsJaoss
- i.-,,rs Al b OEce of the Company. y WAl-si
v D UNDFkHILb s-rrstsrv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

Destructive FIRE AT GALESA.-Ol The la,h
inst FIRE broke on, in the third story Of the large
brick building Of s Lorain Sc Co. heavy grocery
and liquor merchants a. the i0wer landing. TIE
alarm y Is soon given, b., The ire spread rapidly,
ard in abort time the whole building wn 10
blaze, and consumed, With al its contents. We M
dertand that the loss Of Lo-ran & Co. ia goods
s'one is supposed 20 be Sio,000-si 900 insured.
TIE building was ore Of the most valuable stores
in the city
The CoNTOY PRIsoSEEs.-The United states
Dstrict Attorney a. Mobile has addressed the ne y
Secretary Of Stately telegrsph-.JT ins.tactioa
what 20 DO with tie Contoy prisoners noE 10 Mo
bile He has no evidence u airy act Of crlm naliy,
ard has, we aso understand written T. his city
T. know whether there is any evidence here, UPON
vhi,h 70 obtain indictments against them
fH. y. Picayune, A-g 9.
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION 0S CHAUrAu3CE LAKE.
-Tne N1gsriRe Sentinel says the steamer Tran
it, running on Chsu,auq1e lake, collapsed her
aues on Friday jas: as she was leaving the wharf
4. thst village. Three persons were scaldsi, but
nct fatally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY The following account
is given Of shocking affair, which happened on
the lst irst at Philadelphia, Hancock Co. Ind.
A man, by the name Of Thomas Kennedy flr
wears has resided in Hancock County, snd Who
1iih bis family, have been considered direputa5e
members Of society a difficulty hal existed be-
tween Kennedy and his wife FOR some time past.
This difficulty had increased % such an extent
that tie auth ori,ies had been compelled % inter
iere, In order to protect the wife rom personal VIC
le1ce, and the whole family from eiectnent. About
month since, Kennedy waS brought before a JUS
tce, CHARGED by lis wife with threatening % Kill
her. and he was bound over In the sum Of si0J 70
Keep the peace. Ga Thursday i5bt lGst Kenne
dy had been drinking freely. aud sfter making a
great disturbance in the nishbOrnOod Of Phiadsl
ylia repaired 10 his farm situs ed snort distance
from the town.
About midnight the nsighborLOJd was alarmed
by tie discharge OF tire arms aad tie csy Of m1r-
der, ard the terrible a--1ulcemeD, as made tla:
Kennedy Tad bow on. his daughters brains. "A
express Vss nmedlateiy sent = GreenviAe, t.s-
lance Of ten miles and Dr. Howard accompanied
BY another physician, soon arrived 0l tie spot bal!
medical cid WAS Of 10 use fo- the brains %. the
ycUre woman were completely out az the skull
and STE had ceased 90 exist The minute -4-c1n-
stances Of the ting, our informant s unable 30
state, but il is supposed Kennedy, in his mad
ness, had assaulted lis wife and h,s family a-d
in doing 50 destroyed the he q his beat child
Tlis unfortunate man g in good clrcg instances,
ard now holds under cultivation one 0l tie bes'
arms in Hancock County lad. He vas arrested
on Friday morning aSt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

TENTH WARD-CENSUs-We are IuuSO'oA W
the Deputy Msrshals, who have Just completed
the Census Of this Ward for the following sgsre-
gates
Population. F Rwsi1s' Si45
Increase ...............@|.5
Education There are tr0 Americans and tTo
Germans in the Ward, over twenty yeaI Of age
who can neither read nor write with several
hundred natives Of other countries.
Longevay.-The Oldest persons in the Ward
are Mrs. Houron, sged 106, Mr. Dunn, aged lo4
and Mr.. Engleford, aged 99l
There may be 100 perions living IN the w ard
belonging 70 families out Of town since the MAJ
shal, began their work. who are not included In tue
above. but will be in the final returns.
KWTen years ago, the population OF this Ward
was returned at very nearly 30 600, but by mani
fe,, incompetency or fraud in whoever took the
census. 1t never had more than $4,000 inhabi'
tsnts. Its population as officially retained through
the last twenty years, has been
Xth Ward lG AS eO926 29os3 2o993 23,e26
This simple staten ent proves that whoever took
the Census In ls40 made grossly false return, or
that those who took it before and after him did so.
tiops proves that the return OF 1910 was grossly
wrong.
CONVICTION We are informed by the proPrle-
tor that no such person asa "Mr. Ira Topping
ever boarded or lodged at Tsmmany Hotel.
CANADA GOVERNOR AND LADY.-Lord Elsin,
who ia recalled, will take a trip in national
steamer on the Lakes. His lady will spend the
remainder ofthe season at Staten Island for change
Of air.
RAILROAD AccIDENTs-About "a O'Clock, on
Thursday night says the COHrisy and EHquirey,s as
the express Western passenger tram on the New
York and Erie Railroad was within short dis
tance Of RamapO, the locomotive came. IN contact
with bull, and threw him some 30 feet killing
him instAntly The collision caused the engine,
tender, bsggsgecsr and two passenger cars to be
thrown from the track stream Of not water
sPouisd from the boiler upon the fireman, aud
seslded bis body severely. Immediate relief was
procured for the unfortunate mao, but bis suier-
ines were intense. None OF the passengers were
injured This il occurrence which the utmost
eAreialness cannot serve always TO prevent. This
road has, for its length, generally enjoyed srare
immunity from fatal accidents
Another accident occurred yesterday, on the
RamaPo Railway, between Paterson an SaFerns
connecting point Of the New.York and Erie ROAD.
The locomotive and several cara were thrown OF
the track by coming in contse. with 4 number of
cows, and many Of toe passengers were preoip
itated into bank near by, bu. fortunately DO per.
son was hurt.
ForSDLlsS.-A male iafaat, ba. r. ~ days
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T1RE-A carpenters shop, warehouse. and
some stables beloDging 10 JOan +. King Of Tsre
Haute, lid we're destr-y Jed 6y Ire IN that u "a
sat week ! Loss sisted @: be,Feen 5000 aDi
s4,CC0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
AUCTION SALES.
9. GARDINER. Aocuonesr.
BALDWIN GARDlwkH,

IL bAhsDN IN OtAhDtNEh7
~ Et0Te ga Rroai way, e5r. LaL1.- 81
e. Rsrlerlss attention viii be gfYen 10 ssies Of f11es
E50ls Porcelain PGlnunEs &c Also yufuil1re OF fAui
-, rvf-r NJ house keeping Also stocks o. NEauiss
-rrsrs Ae AL u which respectfully solciisd.
Having made 40 srrsn cement win Hr. {. - fHbE =
sssaesman Re bop.s e merit 10 paToasgs % as friend,
.nS the public 20 isU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

Moro xirsct Of letter 1ased
Pleasant Hin, Alabama Angus: 8 1880.
"Our citizens are Under great excitement Al pre-
sent from al attempted iniurrec.ion among the
dawes az Benton, about 4 miles distant We
learn ttat several meetings have beel held AID
tha. there were from 'oCr . seven hundred ID a..
tendance. We sre happy 10 earn further ,hl! the
lsal5ss have been taken. O1ly one negro shot
badly wounded AID expected 70 die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

~ TIE "OruHEe nouutniu water Care, 9
g Orangs ore hours ri1e By rslrctd ron Ga 'ii
re esah shulsnt has private bans alachod % os -
dents rooms Atd-ess Or. kELkEA, 5. Orange, y ,
crferIE lhifH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

JHPORTANT TO DEAF PERsOss.-Dr IL.
iTENER AursL - Broadway enWatce q Naffsn-s.
car bs consulted On diseases Of lls Ears daily, rom
uuul O'Clock sundays excepted Sixteen years success
nj pracuce 10 l4s shove bsnch enables him ~ cure a.
des-ss however long slarcng u may -, prov eng ne
n-fye sra drum good Tie success 81 ns neE AID al
eurfc reslnents Unprecedented sad - ch1e1ges ne
Whole word ~ produce such 81 array - wonderful cures
a. BE- hss performed on pesons residing In hu city a1i
reighiofhoCd Dr. l. would carlton cesf DersJnt agacs
Bsng Qusck oils ard synges AZ more are Injured tlan
bsnef 20. Consolation Zee, - mall " ohsf"ss - -
Ur-s.d letters reused. e17 I'm
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- Wnter.Cure Iustitutes-tifJ and Cons
tfT-Dr fRALL receives patents al TIE com1odicu1 ciJ
etisblshmsnL IS Laightsl and a. Oyssf Bay, L. l. Con
rupicsucn daily between these places ~ tieanhoA az
Rairosd Genera practice attended 10. SoasaiHAoai -
lySl In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

a. Prince a. Co.'s Aeodsons 0r sale At fseisT
prices atBADGERs flute Mandatory Vhiely sfeie
grspn suildng, lgl Broadway. lJS uoss
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Alciicceer.
HARuWkRE CUTLERY, FANNY GOOD-.
L BENJAMIN hOON.t VII Sc a. suction 4 dis
DkYslIU ococE q. he &c . PATS. circular aaTI
han mes tea ia SPIRAL g. -rF soap VIE pscls
-srs rocket kLlg=s is1s cutlery "a ces sac pa Ia
ksyrirgf. a.. Afo, 0s.-hsf, eFeIy &c. alls IL
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a u AEkWIt- Anc001e0l
sBX uhNsA. BHOTHEG s. 90. s.on


- Wv Psrculsr attention given 70 ihe sais Qfi FdFst
H. aides Cash advances made wnen desired ,
NorlcE-The c0pAnefstip ~ BANGS. PLAfr %
va dlsolyed By he death u Rr PLArT % he sh Of
Nav last TIE business vii be continued ~ 1e s4rViYos
under The tue Of BANGS, sROIhER 1 co.
EeS-Yofk. Ang. I, 1880
WFDNEgDAY " ERING, Aug Il, ~ O'Clock.
YALuAAIE STANDARD Books a lafss co-rcloa or
works embracing ary me London cJples come OF "-H
are beautifully iuutta-ed
Catalogues VII. Je ready on Tlesday
FiYrYsBcoED NE~.Toss rEADs sALA
MONDAY Sept g 1880.
Tae uncersl snof an1ou1cet1 ueIt REGULAR AADA
SALE Of EC0ks Paper, slauJuery, Stereotype Fa.7t
sndsrs' hsenAls & 10 commence ol h1nlsy, ne r.l
rosi ne aat Ors AID Bod tle i0o~ins 'orna ~
o. all purchases RON be Whole csiaosl Amounting ~
$50 AID lprElt, fIlr AID tlI monha credit % p4i
chsaes frOu l4e Whole c-iAOtIe ess tlt1 80 so "a
nan 500 four mor IA credits a7c 81 picl 2se, lrst .A
fl10 cssh discount Of one Der ceui vii h9 ho~ed %
e. purchases exceeding tlOO
The Catalogue, which embraces ne most eA.cuiFs -
eiJ u desrsbe stock offered Al Trade q I'D ls
country will be resdy for Distribution 10 Us Trade %
EGNGs BROFHERk co ~ srosdvEy
At PRIyATE SsLE-A great assortment u WIRING r.
pes Letter. Csp, Cut and 2 a. do on 10 n1it fagofAos
1erma Booksellers s1t colrty Merchants afe lhY1sl "
CAL
A. rElgArG sALs-Eohls 1o1lla Library Series
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