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.y-checking the eiemiDancy which 1t breeds and The
vOrupon Of morals which II threatens 70 eventuste
Over the coaler features too OF great eonmsr:aa'
and duphciy which attend the pursuit Of wcalth-tho
fDe syste You admirably represent distributes vvi
tying ,ustre which alive the frank and gene
susceptib.ties Of nature the nober memories
Of the part and The hopes which our and Other
soils We cherh for til, future Entertaining these ss
tmepis feel happy Indeed In meeting this the fl
teenth snDivenary of their organization the gentlemen
Of the Montgomery Guards Entertaining these senti-
men's shail always feel reoced to hear Of the mprov
ing discplne the increasing numbers. the advancing
reputation Of the company Entertaining these senti-
mtnts feel sincere pleasure In proposing the health Of
the officer in command Capt Murphy whose integrity
strict propreiy diligence and high Of honor are
tolid assurances that the Montgomery Guards will cor
tnue to enjoy the respect the confidence and spproba-
The next toast was Smith O'Brien and our fellow
compatriots III Van Deman's Land.n Air-The Exile Of
Erin
To thu Mr.. o'GonMAN responder IN eloquent terms
Toat-"ihe City of New York-her sister cities and
their benevolent institutions Air Knickerhocker
Ttast-'' Ireland and AIerics-tbe liberty denied In
me one but increases the attachment to the other -
Drunk with loud oheers.) Airs-st Patrsk's Day aud
Yankee Doodle which seemed TO be greatly enjoyed by
Toas'" be Pen and the sword-the one record, the
charter OF our liberties The other maintains them Air
"Ibe moy of Richard Mont gomery.~ Dirge.
The next toast The Press
To which Mr. CornERy rcped--He maintained that
inc press OF the United States, particularly the HERALD
bad always taired The of the Irish patriots; and
drew pan ai between The merits Of them and Governor
kossuth This latter alluson called up
Dir MfAGHR again who said In one sentiment
thar ha5 fallen from their dsngu he'd guest he begged
10 differ with all good honor and hunor In ali his
chreei-and u bao been short, but eventful-he had
never suppressed one eminent of truth. He had no
tioue lat deiopatory 10 Governor Kossuth He honore
lin as % patriot however he might differ in his yews
with respoci 10 thu country
The proce, onrs were concluded by The toast-aWomen
-Heavcn's last, beet gift TO Air--"Doar Woman
Inc compsDy returned &c town arriving at late hour
ano proceeded 70 tbe Sixth Ward Hotel where they were
SIN further entertained by their host previous to dis
missal
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Mails To- California,

The steamships Illinois, for Aspnwall and Northern
light fer San Juan del Norte, will leave this port
this afternoon The mails for all parts Of tho
Pacific will close at o'clock. The Nav YoRK
W,ExLY HEsAEp will be published at ten o'clock
THE morning Its contents viii embrace the latest
foreign and domestic since the sailing of the last
teamer commercial reports marriages, deaths &c, &c
Copies, in wrapper ready for mailing, can be had at
the Office, at six cents each
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ROLkTsChL.

DEMOCRATIC GRANITE CLUB AT A REGULAB
~ MEETING Of the Club, numbering about 800 hold on
TLursday evening the 10Th inst at Monroe Hail. at tho
Centre Peal streets heir
after going through with Their ordinary
agreeable 20 announcement the bs of
T.. Camp ESQ appeared upon tho tin
attention OF the Club By his able ooquen logical ds.
course rcspectns tho principles trnng the two
hfter Which, John Cochrane ESQ called upon WHO nd
dieeted nc club with his almost
me gentlemen thon went into full DISCUS tion OF the
and Vice President Of The United States and ~
most courep'ly as 10 what should consto nranar apS
e9!ent ptron TO- hold the high and exalted ~
tiit hatr ate Of the Union Mr. c. also ajndad ~ ~,
ntthken opinions that had largely prevailed the
atmocety nnd after atriputire the Herald freedom,
from any tsd intent II abiding m and co nj ting
,he .ki ahd athty With which ~ II Quoted he smoke in
language aud gave ala entire approval
- VIC nslmorc platform, and his cordial support the
n'm.frsio nominees Mr. Edmon also Addressed
we tuh N bis usual happy and frcibe manner ooiting
most apturnus applause Tho Club then upon motion
aolohrped 20 meet again at the place. Thursan
next, ths I'd instant, at \ o'clock u, NJ.
y.,sr r JAMEs 8. HALsTEAD, Presidens.
Ron,Rr wnAnSs1sy. ,seerotaries.
Office -IICHTEFNTH WARD PIERCE AND KING
hfsocisfion public meeting oi this association viii
e'0 on dnetdsy evening .st inst, at o0lock nt
~ tard NATL ews Union II tel
and Ilird ayonne All democrats war are in
Nittd 70 attend. BY order
AMOS y. HATFIELD, President
JouN v HrNHrsaY, ! sec-etarieA
CIo. ", u BRIGGS
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TnE FEvER Ar ST.. DomNao Captain Bacon, Of the
schooner Colonel Hanson arrived yesterday morning from
the city Of ST. Domingo, reports that the fever was
raging there, both shore and among the shippiog
WItn be called on tllc 2Gtb ult,
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Dnsuerreotyp.e for f;f,v r.n,s-rye

Wen nna5nt the Of of
modem Zip Van Wrinkles awakiDs from their seven
ears seeI spd npone their nsigbors good or
eter DagufectyIes for half the price do then
seIves No won"er they cry huubng" humbug at their
"ndtst rote; Tor like Deretriu old their craft in
anger for .ood picture M low price call onTHOMP-
SON, Daguerrean Artist. No. 3l5 Broadway.
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place in rho city q ge Boots saoss Caters &c. every
description. in thu BEST Of the
best NJ d finest materials, l. ut Il. BROOKS Boot And
Stte EMPORIUM aD Fulton the ace in the
CITY to get good article y. B.-Ladtes Misses Bovs
Youths and Chdrens shoes Of every description.
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DOUBLE SH E E Il
New York, Tuesday, July 40, 1864.
Mails for Europe.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Can&ds, Capt Stone viii
7eave Bestcn to noon, for Halifax and Liver
poe The mails wiz Close in this city at O'Clock this
afternoon The NEW York WEEKLY HERALD. with the
news printed in French and English viii be pub
kshes ut ten o clock this morning.
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Henry Clny's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~

the last dapnei rcotype taken ~ Clay are for sale
by the subserher also copies of udeu Clay the
Clay Mccall j Jones medallion Of Clay Pictures taken
daily ~ every style MEADE BHo1 HERS American Gall
leries 2A5 Br0adWay. next che American hotel.
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evening, the 2tt nsr Captain Games will commence with
anew class at the VsuShall No 40 Gow.ry which mill
tary men are invited in Officers Of citizen volunteer
mpaLes would Go well t. take the instruction Captain
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LOLA Monies AND NED BUSTLrEE, junior We
see it stated in of the newspapers, that Lola
Monies, with the same spirit which animated her
soul to create a revolution in Bavaria, has com
menced suit at law against little Ned Bantlinc,
Junior, of the penny Times, and that she has est-
mated the damages at sixty. five thousand dollars,
besides intending to go before the Grand Jury and
have a criminal indictment brought against him.
She Intends also, when the case comes up before the
criminal and civil courts to take position side by
side with her counscl--the eloquent James I.
Brady-and to make the most burning speeches on
the occasion, on which she will give specimen OF
her legal knowledge, and her courteous and lady
like sarcasm, that Will convey lesson, in gentle
manly lady-ke pleading, to Charles O'Conor
and John Van Buren-such as they will never for
get. When the case comes on, what q crowd will
Be there
We begin to pity poor Ned Buntline, No 2. lie
may remember the fate of his prototype and predo-
cessor in the same line OF libel. Ned Buntline the
elder, who assaied unfortunate women in tho same
way, ended his career in the penitcntiary, and his
paper went into oblivion.
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The Chemis,rrs az PARIS have ncver nv,

soldf F-AoVite him 20 Try q Adams Zephyr
lncer shirts--a most excellent body guard aud rsas
rxury. RAY & ADAMS, Eu siery, 5gl Broadway
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Miltrnry Instrrctlnn.-on Xnan

Fulton street two DOORS from Broadway, where may be-
found rre assortment Of the latest styles on the most
reasoDabl, terms "
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dneed more beauful elegantly made Shirts .neu
the Coraszo shifts furnished 10 order b. J. AGATE. 2
nroadWsy nor his summer of gen temen z
unoerrlgthes Hosiery Cravats, Searfs, Gloves &C., be
surpassed in ths country. 49, -
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As an index ia thousands who b,y. t,.o,,

s.ry Cisvat Calze Under Shirts Drawers Gloves
shoulder Braces &c. with tu assortment Of gentle-
men, furnishinf So ~ either Wholesale or retail
IRA PLREGo CON, 81 Nassau street.
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tetthn, firs TO 90 few m.s 10 tie country,
mHnuaouripg tsahi hment where wages stead
employment viii he given the round None
81 me best liability need apply spp'y this dag w
Fulton ST - NSa
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Hess s Co.'S Tndla pnlc Ale. DIcrr,s EcaIn,

bothered All their e. with mstttng shirts would saw
that the most pe1fot elesDt made stylish shirts in
House. ' ~ 1S0A
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Tho frIen,,a arr M. In1e snnnuo

purfh Ale Bhrclsy Ierkigs Co.'S London Brown stout
aud stout Porter All the Above malt liquors in superior
order IL CO Il o. six dozen eight iozsn pnts
each, Tor sale ny JOHN DUNCAN g. SONS 107 Rroadyay
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.re requested to meet tho Of Mr. W G. Noble
Barclay street Thursday. 22d inst ut o'clock y II
90 render suitable tribute Of respect to his memory
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Gtlcssg.kg2 Liquid
bsr byc u tine best colarinR
Wss-rs e. m"Le en- l. e appec The sondefnl and
certainty with which ti- nvouo end old established
Dye performs Il astonishing ~ for sle applied,
sdaTees tS -
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drew parallel between The merits Of them and Governor
hossuth This latter allusion csied up
| hr MFAGWR again who said.--In sentiment
thar ha5 fallen tr. their disngu he'd guest begged
10 differ. with all good honor and hunlor In Ali bis
cHreef--and IL bao been short but eventful-he had
never suppressed one ment OF truth. He had mo
tloul lit drsoaaory Ia Governor Kossuth He bonorcS
iiu rs patriot however he might differ in his yews
with respeci e. thu country
The prnce.o incs concluded by The toast-Women
Heavens last best gift TO Ar--.Doar Woman !,
The company returned &c arriving late hour
ano Proceeded tbe Sixth Ward Hotel where they were
SIN further entertained by their host previous to dis
missal.
Ensuerreotypss FOR fifty cents.-yve can
W lssne the ion and surprise Of our
% soIs hs va wnLss saLns from their
ewes Sns na shs price they do them
oN tssas a lI price cal OnTHoMP
Henry clny's ,ypes.--copIes OF
y 5Sps sa T dr. eay lay. sf far
clay Mccall Jones' ed9l,ion q Clay Pictures taken
leres 2ss Broadway, next the American hotel
Boots, SHOES, ana Gafters-rhe very best
sss IN ths city set Boots saoss Caters &c. ofevery
s ma IN ne best sns Of the
70 s sdSS T .r sweet the place in the
Youths and chidrens shoes every description.
srre assortment Of the latest styles, the
1900 ~-------------
,veninn en-, Ss,st ~" r,a, - ~, NJ
new eiass AZ he y.vib nj I'm r.il conmenss VIII
wula ao 81 N oo s ., citizen yo"n.eer
Csrnes. Ns'-0A y S"psA'a
----------~---------
Have you n Friend spbje.t to chsIls and
f&d. A1se MIN to Try ore q hay adams Zephyr
rnurr "f'sI hSs tAnose1 hoay gnard aud real
The Chemisiers az Paris have never pro.
aneec mere beartitn ent or elegantly made shr.s snas
nroadWay; nor his assortment gen temans
surpassed in this country, ' =
Three'piy Linen Collars, Gossamer Stocks.
.syats Cai1e urder Shrts aud drawers Gloves.
sh,9l9er hTaes ~ win ,u assortment Of GENTLE
men fufnishnfsD ~ othtr afclcsale or retail.
---------
AS an index 10 tho nsunds who have been
'@ ' aaa vi gs .1.s say
s sS QUE Psfs r e co hSaSs n{0~s ssas
each for % Nv " aIW S01 frs" aed eight DOZEN pints
">-' w cay y 'oiiN bonoAs' q SUNS 1o' broadway
The friends OF The late Samuel G. Wotton
Barca, street, Thursday 22d inst at o'clock r
20 Fender suitable tribute Of respect to lis
Wanted--Twensy.Gv GOOD, active Proc
enplosmon. sver ths year round None hit shsass
between tho hours nine and twelve O'clock at NO. I
Fulton street.
---------------
suhscriters ould an the Stt,,i og brs,a go" 49,.
assortment Of all ptors Of the a5ovo rs al whien
.Ssy arc 'GassS I, sr city and
:: J AasE& eros. a Maiden lane.
Sarntogn-0IrOsire montgomery Hail.
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RENEWEn EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SEVENTH PAGE. -1s
FosT OEEnCG sOTICEs-

POST OEE1CG SOTICEs
DoST JFFICE, NEW YuRK-NOTICE THE CALI.
forpa mails per 8. mail 1tsamsr Illinois spin.
wa dnect will close at this ofcc Tuesday July 10Th
IL ~ WIN W. BRADY L. ".
DosT OFFICE, NEW YORK -NOTICE.-THIs OFFICE
win close on Ine,dsy the 20th inst, at T. H. No,
supplementary mail for British Canads from Bes-
day. WI " brady p NJ
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dero's LIQUID Rit Dye sprinss that feeds the
htr your hars arsy RCD, nndy tive minutes after
wards y srtnaid, permanent brown black Applied
arc 600 At CIR STA RIOS wiz and scalp ostab
90. hstor House Private rcoms for applying the dyo.
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SPEAKER BOYD AND THE COLLINS STEAMERS
PISTOLS AND COFFEE FOR Two We have just re-
ceiyed the following rather belgerent episte from
the Hon. Linn BOYD, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives. First, let US read it,
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.usJ Jsu a sanons States. and all apparently is-
p. snu ssse with perfect reeuIarIry.
-Nothing 10 vet known as to the
i.S es - 81 intended to be taken in re- gard 10 the
IT, =. e'ection Tor the future House of Peer.
9TH August. natural deatn on the
The Minister of the In,e,;o, h. -:
dressed a circular to the ,n,ha.;,; nas Jus, ad-
ne recommends them to exercise ~. " .n'o'i
surveillance over the Polish em;orsn,"
pass the French frontier, and ordering m. ~ ~
lice on the Belgian and French fron,;s,ap =,
send back all whose papers are not perfec,iv
regular. "y
The severe steps recently taken against the
press, have caused the editors to call Con.
venton, fos the purpose Of adopting measures
for sell protection.
SrITzERLAND.-The Federal Assembly OF
Switzerland met on the 23d, to elect the
President and Vice President of the Confede.
ration for the year 1853. NJ. Neaff, the late
se President, was elected President, and NJ.
Frei Herose, Vice President.
ITALY In Tuscany the affairs of Govern
ment are at a stand, the Grand Duke being
unable to make up his mind whether to retain
ms new ministry, or take back the old. M.
bocella was proceeding TO form Cabinet,
when a note was forwarded to Sir Henry Bull
wer, stating that England would not assent to
me appointment ofthe party represented by
bocella. Nothing is yet decided.
Letters from Rome state that it is the inten-
ton OF the Papal Government TO surround the
city Of Ancona with an octroi wall, and tina,
the work is to be commenced immediately
Another letter, of the 18th, in the Augsburg
6azette, says that several arrests have beer
made at Rome OF persons carrying on q polit
cal correspondence with parties in Paris. The
Information that led TO the arrests was supplied
by the French police.
The Courier del Arno, of Florence, announ
ces that the news of a formation of Customs
league Tor Central Italy is devoid of founda-
ton.
A remnant of the band of the famous rob-
per- II fassatoIe, had an encounter, last week
near Riolo, in Romugna, with detachment o
PonIi6cal carbineers. Five soldiers we're Kill
ed, and the others took to flight. All the Wis
tiers who were at the Spa of Riolo immediatel,
afterwards left.
telegraphic despatch of the Goth, vi,
Vienna, says it is generally reported that tn,
negotiations between the Holy See and Sar,
dlnia have completely miscarried. Spinol,
has rendered his resignation.
TURKEY AND GREECE-Reports have bee,
current that serious disturbances had broker
out in the Island of Gambia. Letters from tina
island, two days previous to the above date,
make no mention of any general outbreak
AT the same time, it was not denied that riot
had occurred ut Rettino and other parts of tn,
island.
As mentioned in the last despatch. Christie.
phorus Papoulabi, the fanatical preacher, ha,
at last been taken, and brought to Athens
Gen. Colocolroni, who was at the head of tn,
expedition sent out TO capture him, had abso.
lutely refused, in spite Of his instruc ctions, Il
FIRE upon the eopie, in order to avoid giving
rise TO religious war.
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An USGUARDKD SPEEcH.-Heurv Carey.
cousin to Queen Elizabeth, after having en-.
joyed her Msjesty's favor for several wears,
lost it in the following manner. As be was
walking in the garden Of the palace, under
the queens window, she asked him in q jocu.
lar manner, "What does man think of when
he is thinking Of nothing I" aUpoo . wo.
mans promise" replied Carey. "Well done,
cousin, replied Elizabeth. Sometime after,
ne solicited the honor of q peersge, and re-
minded the queen that she had promised u to
him. "True," said she, "but that Was
woman's PROMISE"
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A LITTLE THOUGHT.

By L. VIRGINIA SMITH.
Where the sweet waters met
Gracefully sweeping,
Lay the white violet
Peacefully s.eeping,
And star.shodow fell,
siivery cleaning,
Soft on the snowy bell
Blissfully dreaming.
Up from the oceans lone
storm haunted dwelling,
Came q deep thunder tone
Mourniul!y swelling.
Through the air solitude
Cloud banners waving
Marshaled the tempest's rudel
Angrily raving.
Morn Ger the tillows shone,
Playfully rowing,
Where has the aow'ret flown
Lovely snd Ioyingi
Far down the chilly ude
Broken and faded,
Wsnders the '.iairy's pride,"
Lorn and degraded.
Thus on the stream of years
Youth is a blossom.
Hope, like the star, appears
Bright on its bosom.
Age Is the coming c,oud
Faltering never,
Sorrow the tempest crowd,l
Biighdng 1t ever.
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Ia NS OF AUE.
Il q bic of Rate

Those over FIFTY years of age will be charged IS
p.r cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents admlE.
SION fee will be charged, in addition to the above
the nrst year, and must be pai' at the time of ap
pIcation, and the fret years deposit within thirty
days
REFERENcBs.-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster.
ers, corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond Va;
Geo NJ West & Bro Booksellers, Exchange Place.
Smith i Marvin, Merchants, Main St; Bowen
Bruce, Washington Hotel; McDoEald 81 Lyons,
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Pace Habls
Il Bro Furniture dealers, 18th st., do; Thomas
Hornbrook merchant, Wheeling Laing. hard,
ware do, do; George Hardman, builder, do; r
Wharton Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
Mehafy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth; J Blanchard,
superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor Of
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Gov'r of Indiana
Hon Augustus C French, Gov'r of Illinois, Hon
Austin A King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead, Senator from PENN Hon James Por.
ter, Easton, dc.
Ali communications should be addressed (pos
paid 10 A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
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wooD-LAwN RETREAT.

IrtS suoscrloer rlnvites the attention OF the mn IL
l. lie to this place OF entertainment II h 40
signed soleiv tor ladies end gentlemen, and NO
amnsements are practised there which are unfit for
the observation OF ladies. II does not become hin,
10 speak of the dinners which he furnish AT the
shortest notice. though he has at all times all the
iuxuries that the Richmond market and the country
round the city can afford of his wines though
he challenges comparison with any cellar in vir
ginia; nor of the recreatons and amusemepts which
his guests will find there, though they as numer
they are innocent; nor of the accommoda-
tons, natural and artificial, which the Retreat af
fords All he wishes is, that the public will come
and see, and if they do not cay, that II is the very
place the town has always wanted. and situated at
the very distance at which it ought to be situated
he will be willing to acknowledge that he has de-
cetved himself, and thereby cheated others. IL is
at tie proper distance, tor il is three miles from
town; it is in the proper situation, for il is on the
Brooke Turnpike, fine carriage road, it is proper
ly fixed, for the rooms are on the most approved
modern scale for convenience, and fitted with a
luxury almost unknown in the country. But my
description can satisfy no body. Come and see for
yourselves.
jy l6-ts C.. R. ALLEN
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A VAIL YOURSELVES OF THE PKE.
"A SENT OPPORTUN TY, buy your goods

A VAIL YOURSELVES OF THE PKE-
IA SENT OPPORTUN TY, buy your goods
where you get them cheap. The goods
hand must be sold and immediately,to make room
for fall purchases. Many articles will be disposed
Of at and below cost to accomplish the design. Ba
reyes at l24 and Is; Barege de Lame at l2 l-2c;
Muslins of every description, very cheap; Cling.
hams, at IL 12; all articles of embroidery full 30
per cent cheaper than other stores; Shirting at 5
Sheetng at Cd; Irish Linens, warranted pure at u
OF 25 per cent; Shirting Stripes, at Sd fine
Linen Cambria Hdkts, at IL l2; Bed Tick at 10c;
Apron Checks, at Sd; Hose, of all colors, at IL 2
and lots of other goods all to be sold in the space
of few weeks, as the tall goods coming, and
the room must be made in the store of
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
au 10 20l Broad street.
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TT is A WELL-KNOWN FACT, that
l. OSBORN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky-light Pictures taken for ST.
We would invite all to call soon, we shall not
take low pictures but few weeks.
We have made arrangements to take pictures OF
sick or deceased persons at their residences. Our
prices are from 81 to $40. OSBORNS,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags
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An Irish woman, lanenting, IN our hearing,
the discontinuaioB Of oil inseliigence from her
SON IN n. Emerald Isie, was told that, perhaps
he VS.. desd. 20. no, shuss and be aint, }" said
she. afor he's duiifal boy and il dead hs'd
not have failed 70 till me 30, the swsts craith~
or.