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~ :. FIVE YEARs IN AN ENGLIsH
UNIVERSITY" ty CHARLES Asroa shi'rSp a nes
ectcn Of this p,etcpii US book has oosn sned oy"
Pu,psm 10 enc VOLUME. The corceN ara w 'o'ncy *
the author are MT cur's'sd ~ the r1dnc'"o w tN
hut mroh Of IL luInAeri"s peh'n'rY ou'''e'' i''
which the reader will be- duly 'hn kiuL
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NJ BrLItrIN OF THE AMERICAN
GEOGRAPHICAL AND SrArISrIcAL SOCIETY 'a |'os
ls59-Tbe objects OF aha useful society -" "s'' ".
forth. With Ia tyeaES and TRANSACTIONS d" ina pa
WEAR Among ihe osslrsl oaper' presented ~ the o0
ls,,p. Mr. Hoysnss 81 moiron Par''nay' Nf. L'fs
,.cn' etcr on SCUM Africa, aad M. D'u'''' @Seeh
efhe TRADE Of tho 8aok Sea, arc i 81 ia'hucson ana
interest C. r. PG'nim)
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" An edition Of "TELEMAQUg," eii-
ted by Profea'or FAsQUELLEs. with grammatical and
diomatca references 10 tho New French Metbod Of
Edor end an " lsDa,ion o. the most ci u!s words
end passages. Ia issued BY Newm'n e. lvison limo
nm
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V "LYDM: A WOMAN's B0OK," b,
Mrs NEWTON CRosLAND, 10 reprint Of gr ,ceful To:
sh novel rernars able for Its foe vipl
ard It's elevated moral tone II cor,ans raj scene
ofupcommon power az mo. pp 2e7; Tlcknor, Rec
& Fieds)
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"OoR TINES" i, tho title of new
monthly nsgsz'ne ct which we hav' received The ar''
her, edl,ed by CORA MONTGOMERY. hpfoposs',O
follow en- Independent cou'se discussing every topic
,pa or soci.i Interest On the ntoeds't piaii1s Of
ube,sll,y, srd escse@iug all fsus'el'm Aai man WI
slin 10 % "sa hone,t ohsmplon 81 pu'e dsn1efscy.
Tbe number now Issued h.s evidently 5a7a prepared "a
rrssi haste ard do. he ja.tco 10 ih1 ~1Gay Of the
,dhor Williams & Coz
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day. June II, JARED GoODHsARr, IN ia, Sl., year o.

on Sunday, June ~ JARED GoODHsART tAs Bi., year
IN. friends, sons. wh,- and G-.ns. NEW
h euds OF ms bfoihsrs George and William also the sembcUs
X. a. aG q s, MSo fpo. chsrss ~
pecty invited attend Do funeral th anefnOoa Tuesday,
oocI, from hs late enee, No Is Janes, without further
Itviaton ,,.c 900. 80.
o. " m sed Prudence Esrls. 'ssd months aud dJ'
The friends OF The emy invited to attend her aser.
lr1st Der remsn vii b aiken 70 Greenwood .
mERRITT lonerly ofwesiehes,sr coaayj assd years.
M persi services VIII i.Ls place ri, Tuesday morning q. A..
u~l New Rochss NJ H. Church on he arrival Of the o ,r.s
Gl,rs.deace North HemP.ead L. L. the ssh asst. x~.
MARY r~lc Of III late hp " smh, as 10th ye" Of hsI
he tuenl TO take place ths Tss.dy) aasrs"on chnss
CLurh Msuhssei.LL The friends Of tho iAs5 respectfully
o. susi,y eeprs .' ips, SARAH widow Of Ferns.
H-r 6-ra. and those Of son. Dr. Fsrrs ar. in,i 70
rs-l,l'e OF her son, No. 10 has BIyslwsy.
wt,SLr RrroIr o. cs and County ofS.v r.s.
m The ist sy Of Jan, % DE h diy % Jrn9 i''A No. 70
Diea's- Absoe's. ipopsy, a. ApsyIa ,, A'sa.. I,
Ass'a S',a's gs''s ss 'os lHs. s's,
C'lt,- tonsunpon u Convgh.on' - Group, q Con
n+hrum T,sueHs' ~ f1sl 10 Dropy - Dropy q 1s
Head IS Dmpy 20 he Ge't - Dosned,Il iy-sn,ey, 10
vrf Fever o.s teser Puepersl Fever keantSrst IL
f~er Scarlet TO- fg,sr lyIioa f'1 y4ha, q fs'e, Co.
- Inflammation Inflammation u Bran TO- Infbnn.ioa
Ipfsass.a Of Isas.. Iaasaioa Of so~ssh s. iaa..a,
boa ofTholt, Inhannatss OF YER lsisnpersaes MAJ
pom 3, PcsnstsSe Blt. Rbssmstn - serolpi n seas
o. lo sgIue SUICIDE Iestaas, q Ulesnuoa Of rhrost
I,,"Tsd.i yea. to 1ye,r %, aps o. ss.n,
Do ~ b ~ D. u g. g. ~ 10 a. - 5JDCp -; -
- 70, y 100 -, % ,o'",l 100 'ht .p-.ra, ~,
D.. scotland Germany, 49, Fanos - sweden, u Pfsss -
ron Hosptsi Bes,ae g. Pse,sauary Baekw,n' I.sai o.
Lsa,nc Asylum Do 7; Rsn,la Island Cy HosglsiT Aims
ho.ss BaIw veil. Island. Coord Hou, cODrst D>r.oAss
i''''-''''' ''''''4 "'' '''' " w.p. CT, ru',ss,.t
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DIsoRDrRLr FIREnEN.-- John MoTren'
member Of Eustre 60 M. >, US arrested % Friday
bDo taken tefOrt justice King oT assault and ostory
with NTH, % tske Toe ie Il Jho Aclaug6kn tOrens
OF kDsine Co No. the h7s Ia Coaltst BY sstsins
bin IN Il he sJ with iron NTeucb lAyluy tie scalp
open Tor some cisE.Ecc TIE xUuaa Was considered
dangerous srd Mr. McLsushhn conveyed 70
drug Ga ~ near BY sud hvd g dies.ed The Justice
thoush h the aci 50 isltcius ,ba be 5oasdiocrs
n The sum o. SOO to answer tas charss before the
ne~' nm Of the Court Of over acd rerri,er Robert
Ban ma Philip Ban siso uaeeTs Of Ne. we're ar
10 sted on SATURDAY, charged 9Th aitspt % tke The
lie Of George Williams Cf No = by saro Wig 'toaes a.
him al tho ere They were sso held 10 bail 10
answer d charge
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piARRIED.


Al Uron Church 81 Ab4n Vt June a. BY Rev Chas. fsy
CHARLES w McCUNE. OF New York, 70 Mas SARAH ..
daughter OF Hoa H. H. Bearisl-y ~ the former place
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CouRr CALENpAR-TRis Dav.-CoM

MON PLEAs-Pa-t Ms llfa. l2r6 lS7S, 80
1,2S2 81 I9S6 lsSS 40 ~ l294 l.SeS ,29S
1900 1896 l3Oe 1870. l3l2, l,3l4 l9i6 l.3ts l,3sl
I .329 1924 l,sfS lbs, 1874 1872 1884 SN
Part Il-No.. ] Uya, Lie, Ll9G l.202. l2Ot. l,@s,
ga 1926. l2lS, 100. 1924 le6. ~. lsD Liza,
226 rs. l24O LA 1876, l2iS. l25s. l2i, lSj6.
.95S l,9tU 1861 Pa 200, l26s l2:0. ls52, l2'i
1917
CncU1r CouRr-Nos 43s 3l3 10. IN 4l3, 3Oa,
3l1 80 45e, 100 l6l. i62 46}, 464, H..
SUPREME COURT- Special TfTTA-NOs ), :, 81, IS,
IS, - 81, -, u, -, "a, 81, o., 20, -.
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Ward In which the racas ccurred saying they bad no
thing % Go with rows In sao;he- Ward THIS is tns
extent Of the Satisfaction they obtained from the Police
Department Is bot time we had Vigilance Con nit
teeG
4 REvoLUTIoNARY SOLDIER. Between
emo 10 O'Clock on Saturday Dignt Otceg CrOcsey, OF
the I'M NsGd found sged man aslee In tae street..
anO GUctsJ ban T. 1e Stallion House where ID sta;ed
10 Capt Olastead theI his ysnes NcOinAld-
that r. bad red through the OF the revolution,
sno that kis place Of residence Cambridge, Mass
he bad bstr Washington, from which plase % Poll
acellhs CT, Sees: had PAID bs tSre. He IS now on
his NAY home.
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w A smsll boy named Michael Me-
Nv ee hsa bis jsw broken sundsy. BY s1He ~aica
bad BET esTeiestly throw BY companion
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FouSD DRowsED.-The body Of +.
dro~neJ man ~Ss vcked up az the loo. Of Rensea q
IN Friday Nv, ming 10 hsd been In TIE ~ttss sen
Verdict found drowned.
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kFcoNn HoAsn


PHILADELPHIA SALES OF STOCKS, MONDAY
June g. issg--Fga BSayE-ssSo Sch. Nav. g. "a Sk ;
a. 90 3d. fga sIOoo sO az si3fv 40, VA s.p o.
IOiC Bsss "a 70 Loas I.lsAa RI: 10 rAd ssss, pss
io5, ss5oo Rsss AR Moo. g. e. ~ siss WI kk, H., -
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REDUCTION or PMCEs.-Rich Dress

REDUCTION or PkICEs.-Rich Dress
Cords reduced a. least 80 per cent II COLUMBIA HALL
No <Sl GIsudst eh GCssan Tissues the sod lst
IS per yard viii be offered this week At 30
elegant Be- VI the most beautiful patterns chnfz
coors reduced from - 70 81 per ysrd Grenadines
Alhornes French Jseones and Lam Of thu e styles
Of patterns and cooIs reduced 20 ary halt Of the
prices Of the last week owing 20 tbs advance stats OF the
and the ohectiuns OF retaining goods over their
The present opportunity Oilers unhesdof adVAn-
ba gains that lady should Ao pass unheaded
[Aivsitsementl
- The best miniature works are made
by the Italian Aris CoRRAD who has got his studio At
No lo2 Leonad-st. The Ladies' particularly requested
visit his studio and hs OF the keL and
the finish the works made ny ths artist hnssG
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Man SHoT.-A colored man named
Jobnsou. residing at CrOwh came 70 the First Dis
uiet Station House on saturday and lniotmeo tne o
Ger. ,hsf be bad on the previous night shot oolored
nan uborn he detected IN the act Of gnitng heap OF
.bsvines In the vicinity OF bis house be said an a.
tempt bad previously been made 70 nre az prenl.es
a. he blood wa traced considerable distance along
rbsrosd He usde ais escspe. hyverer.
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MORE kONDIl>M.-l Inc following case
IA furnished Us by responsible witnesses Oa Friday
evening last we sed Of those diaboicl out
reres which have recently occurred 70 Frequently 10
me public thorougbfnes Of this City couple OF gen
elemen were walking aong very quietly through Cnat-
bau.st ear Duane when hey were met and assailed
tv three dirty specimens Of Short Boys The gentle
man we're crowded completely oil the walk, aud one OF
them was struck heavy blow 10 the breast ~ one u
the ruifaps " Mich very glad 70 see resented
By an equally heavy blow In the mug Of the assailant
The alarm vas then givep, AMI s0ms haltdozen more
,oudies came 70 the rescue The grew exciting,
hut the gentlemen proved thenfeses iHvinciole Find
ip. themselves getting into prey close quarters, and
the possibility Of getting out Of the scape ~ any TAR
r,n. growing 0eau'i uy ess, tney Dad re:ourse -
means MOI Lafticulsfly cOGgeull % the Thermal I'm
movements q the physical system Oae Of them drew
a sword cane, the Other dow a oO~Ie KNIFE and tue
b.sekguards fading discretion The 0euer part TOT vaof
are ~ no Advocates OF the use Of deadly weapons
hut here were two gentlemen walking In the street II
the early part OF the evening NOT disturbing i4f"hs
- ana one .rUssly nsulted and attacked oy band Of
orrsnizsd rufians with pEo-ecn9n our theT OWn ek
erfUIs Had We been placed IN the eircuns'1Acs' u
eibe oil the geuteuez alluded - ~e should ave ta0e
e of the uOst Efficient means WlAll Oli sac toEA
-. "a coma oieucef IL may be asked, II t1ese were
ordery psaceabe citizens, Why were .ney aus afur1'
We answer Why did NOT the Po.tcc arrest tn1H' ~
fa.r of that There was not ponce Sl@E "t-iH ,'-s
o. ba-ip and people whose business may reg ME them
10 be out = the evening have neither Tear OF Iaen nor
80, fdel,e a. them. We hardly ihnk any one "1o
80, nj appreciates the r. Ats Of citizenship, would
rave Spy particular relish FOR oei0g showed oa IGe walk
TO tn er ~ gang Of lOaiers wei kno ~ TO- u mol
IN collision win, the police II : 10. IA aod
Nh he su.r Of ndepends nee and persorsi IsI~ SO
- re uii-uo one ought tO--su0mIt . T. II poincA
corruption hAs deprived Of the protection o. esI is@
re ,aper cur ezens prepare themselves Tor mooA~
80 vTsarer viii be their security Indeed, wat otner
VIC 49, -. t,ve Ue; These gentlemen, the next day,
nsde application for warrant a. the Mayor oLee -,
- .srred 70 Chief Justice Osborn - hin we're sent
70 the Clerk Of the Court and By BIN 'an - ~
ws,5 stsiiOp. House Here they were quesuoned IS "
-. the officially occurred, seDd wren iold y zoos
,.cs in hat Ward they asked they Vee 70 tns'
Wsrd No they lived in Ea,5 BfcadE tls .D,st ne
It,, :, The staror. House Of tie NlId n Wnlca
ssS.yl,--i Here they we're again s'ai back 20 ms
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ATrEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Thefe Is Trial
now going IN In the Brooklyn City Court 10 which Two
men Isned szsorczsy ano Erl-r are deienaahts on an
ibdctu ert charging them WITH conspiracy In producing
the estrsneen epL AID final separation Of wife ron her
husband on Ffidsy lat the woman brought up 70
tesy In the case and after returning her residence
in the evening proceeded 10 her apartment locked tas
door and took large dOse Of lsGdsnun enough 10 ne
opinion Of the attending physician, - ALL tnree Pope
Her siuston was discovered some time siser Safo ana
rsedes we're administered but too a,e i . feared "
be Of any avail she now lies 10 sYeTy preearoas con-
dttiOn.
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SENT TO THE AIMS HoUsE.-For want
of House Of Refuge, the young girl, Mary Ann Barks,
that stole the butter om the groceries, was sent b. the
Poor House until better place be provided tor her.
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L. 6. MARsHAL's OFFICE.-PdsSlpg
CopHfsrjth MJneg-A black man was arrested yestef-
day. charged win passing rHO counterfeit malt dollars
on Frederick Wall keeper OF an eatns house In
Church.st Committed for examination
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FxrRAprrroy CASE, U. s. Cou,us-

EXTRADITION CAsRi u =. Oohhis-
,1oNTRs OFrIcE-Before Commissioner Brighsm--lo
the case Of Thomas Ksae claimed, under the British
Government on a charge OF assault, with Intent to
commit murder on the person Of James Bale IN the
county of Westmesih, already referred 70, the Com
missioner Yesterday forenoon rendered decision after
recou1tlng the various points OF the cAse) az 'o"s;
aTbe prisouer Thomas Kalne has been arrested by
vi,t,e I'll warrant issued the requsinon aud com
int ~ Anthony Barclay ESQ her Britannic M4iestys
Consul IL the port OF New York. for the Gil ne o an as
ssult with iutento commit murder the DO mnoas
of the Queen OF Great Britain and Ireland Ihs war.
-ort aa issued In conformity with the supulaons OF
49, ,s,v bs,s,een The uired States and great Britain,
~ Auop;t O lS42 the tenth article ot which treaty
as follows 1T Is agreed that tne niteo "a rs ana
her Bnnnnic Majesty shall upon mutual reqGlhuohs y
tb,u or their ministers officers or eut-Ofles iSsPoe-
,ral made deliver I'D ustce al persons VINO, De
ns ,reed with the cIimt OF murder or assault Win
intent 10 commit murder, or piracy or arson ot tOO
LeYv or forgery or the uuerance Of forged pa,
or comuit,fi whis the jurisdiction OF either, snAl
seak an ssylum or shall he found within tne tefTo'
ries Of The otleT provided that ms email ouy %
done upon such evidence OF eTimnshiy as according
20 the laws of the place where the ugluve OF person
- cbarosd shall be found would justify hs appre
ben.on and commitment for trial. II TIE crime % Va
tense bad there been committed ana the tesPee--,
judges and other msgi-trstes OF the Two
- n 80 nouer jurisdiction and authority, upon COM
,Isit made under OATH 70 issue warrant Tor tne -
prebension Of the fugitive or person 20 enargeu
may be brou hit before such JUDGES, OF O.ue4 Ss-
- rssteciivly 70 the end that the evidence Of criu
snaTy NAV be heard and considered ana H. on suen
hearing the evidence be deemed sufficient TO sustain
The charge Il shsl De the duty OF the exSins uose
or magistrate 70 certify the sAlne 70 tne plog ~
.cr,ixs au,hori,y that warrant may issue ior 'ns
.DTrspder Of such fugitive. The expense OF suen
sTn,ebensjon end delivery shall be oorae ana oS
ssIPii - the rortv who makes the reqUisihon ana
rece.yes he fugitive The original warrant 10 ,nl'
cs.e We. issued BY James fes'h sa,1 we.
- Grs,sns IN which County the alleged crime
was committed The warrant va; P,0SGsea oeiSss
me- together with copy OF the .n ..1ed aid copy
SSjns certified according the act OF Congress ~
Justice Of the Peace WHO issued The ssiT Ts e sH1
tested BY the cath Of the witness 70 Oe ;rrnss1 or
5syt states among other things that on the n gay
Of April 1851 he plosins some sna n Ine ~ Sa,
.. II LVrstmeatb when Thomas hsine came " ~ -
49, nth ease OF pistols and after some eonssts
dor respectDg some land Of which man nan,SS cs H.
hss is,ely boeu dispessesssa and respecting "ni'o
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Boar UPsrT.-A boat with two men.
named Young aud Ellsworth from New.York, In IL wss
upset on Friday afternoon, by one VI the Houstonst.
Ferry boats The men were rescued from drowning.
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ACCIDENTAL DROwNING.-The Coroner
Yesterday held an inquest at hls office on the body Of
James Murphy ssOr 80 years of age, born In Ireland
who cidentsy fell into the dock from pier No AZ Ea't
River on last Friday week and dro xned. The
Jury rendered verdict 10 accordance with the facts as
ablve stated.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-AbOut
O'Clock on Sunday evening John Erbln, residing at
No 30 Man St while 10 a oeransed state OF min
jumoed ibtO the dock at the foot of Deancgst T..
and would have been drowned but for tue assistance
rendered him by officer Smith of ttc NI'tn "uu'
who plunged into the water and rescued Nun MI
Erbin was brought TO his residence.
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r. N and % have been lncarcersed for intemperance
"a cher chi nes nuinder Of interesting cases of
.Dea reform were reported Of fathers and mothers,
80 and husbands.
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Arrival OF tho Sierra Nevada.

The steamship Sierra Nevada arrived at New
York on Friday evening from Aspinwal city, hay
ing called thence on the 22d, in company with the
mail steamer Ohio. She brings one hundred and
sixty seven passengers, and $ll0 900 in gold duet
ON freight. The news from the Isthmus is unim-
portant The steamer Winfield Scott left Panama
on the 18th instant, with six hundred passengers.
The steamship Golden Gate would leave on the
25h with one hundred and fifty passengers and Biz
hundred troops. Valparaiso dates to the 2sth OF
June represent that the United States corvettes
vandalia and Vincennes arrived there on the day
previous. From Guayaquil, intelligence has been
received that Flores ia still three miles below the
city, having been deferred from entering by the
French frgate. 1870. 49,
The stealnsr Columbia, with the California mails
$3.50, 900 in gold, and seventy passengers, arrived
at Panama on the 18th instant. Mr.. Rice, United
States consul at Acapulco, had been called to the
city Of Mexico by the American Minister, for the
purpose of an explanation. After going some dis
lance on the journey, the authorities at Acapulco
Aent an express to rearrest him, when he was
brought back Nearly all the destitute passengers
at Acapulco had been enabled to leave before the
express started. . ....
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Slave law did not differ in the least from those who
had supported Mr.. Atwood; but that, for the sake
Of the Union and the fulfilling the compact OF the
Constitution, they deemed it best to acquiesce IN It,
election for 1852 approached, General
AS ..~ desire to address the citizens of
Pierce expressed a ID resided and which
Now Boston, where Mr.. Atwo. ,SI,smore' the
had given him vote of PAL TO 40 for 49, oct
opposing candidate DESTROYS to obtain q Corr
report Of General Perce's remarks, requested
two gentlemen Of intelligence and high character
10 report for me, They did SO, and the report OF
the one which was published in the Democrat OF
January was substantated in every particular by
the report of the other The accuracy of the report
was not denied by single paper until the recent
manifesto of the Washington Union. As the De-
m0crat had not only the largest circulation In the
city, but also in the county, it would have been
folly to have published any other than true re-
port of speech which was listened to by hundreds
II is no tribal evidence Of its accuracy that Its cor
rectness was not questioned by men OF any party
1t is an easy matter at this late day to ind parti-
sans who, induced by hope Of reward and by party
prejudice, will stnnd ready to deny the truth OF
this report; but let thorough investigation be
made, and ii will be substantiated in every particu
lar, and by testimony of such reliable and positive
character as to convince every candid man. When
this is called for in q suitable manner, am ready
to furnish il. sa .rEt ss-.s .EtElr .I"s.
Respectfully, yours,
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FOR THE SPRINGS.

lust opening, expressly for customers
u leaving for the Springs, country. or seashore.
a very large supply of Fresh Toilet articles.
PERFUMERY.
20 dozen Lubin's Extracts, among which Hello
tropc, Geranium, Jockey Club, Musk, Vio-
lette, SC.
l of Sc dozen 10. An. Farina Cologne.
| e." IL " white labels - extra.
IL dozen W. ]. Bay Rum, Madame Larugna's dis
tleTy. ...'.. ''
6 dozen Noel De Beuf in jars.
Ok Marrow, in porcelain jars.
gross Flotant Soap, for bathing.
3 Lows genuine Browns Windsor Soap.
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
100 newest pattern Hair Brushes, very cheap.
dozen She'll Dressing Combs, come beautiful
patterns.
90 dozen English Hawthorn Dressing Combs,
very durable.
10 dozen Fen's fine tooth Ivory Combs.
FANS.
Sandal Wood, Pearl and Ivory Fans, from
cents to $50 each.
BRACELETS.
splendid assortment Of Bracelets, Just opened
from the latest steamer arrivals.
PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under
National Hotel.
July 3l-3t
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T OsT COUPONS.-The following Coupons OF
IL the Preferred Bonds of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, due the lst instant, have
been Loaf mislaid: Nos 465, 40, All, 472, 473,
474, ATS, 476, 2,l5l 2,l53, 2l54, 1885, 2,l56, and
2.l57, being fourteen Coupons. each for thirty dol.
lars.
Payment of the same having been stopped, per-
sons are cautioned against receiving them. The
finder will DC suitably rewarded on leaving them
at the Banking House Of
July 3l-d3w CHUBB, BROTHERS.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-02
CARUSI'S SALOON.

THE GLASS BLOWERS, by request of many
i families, who from the inclemenc Of the
weather during the past week were prevented from
witnessing this interesting exhibition have con-
scented to remain few days longer at Carusi's
Saloon, commencing
THIS EVENING, August I'd, 1882
Tickets of admission % cents, emitting the
bearer to a specimen of equal value.
Hours of exhibition from till and from till
10 o'clock, p. m.
. Prize entertainments will be given during the
week Aug 2
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-02
IEOLIAN PIANOS.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF BOSTON PlA-
n NOS, with or without the admirable Eoan
accompaniment, made by the old house Of Hallett,
Davis & Co., may be found at their New York
warcrooms, 297 Broadway. Their southern and
western customers will be accommodated here
Prices to all customers the same as IN Boston. u
full supply OF second hand Pianos. Pianos to let
Music at wholesale and retail Liberal discount
to the trade .r GOULD s. BERRY,
-.' 297 Broadway, New York.
Nry- Messrs. Gould & Berry extensive pub
fishers and dealers, wholesale and RETAIL in Sheet
Music and Musical Publications. Dealers in Pia-
nos or Music supplied on liberal terms.
July l-3mo