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read second time. On motion of Paki, the bill
was laid on the table.
The act reducing the fees for the enrolment of
brands, was read first time. The rules were
suspended, and the act passed to a second reading.
Pakl moved that 1t be laid the table, Mr.. Wyllie
moved as an amendment, that it be postponed until
after the appropriation bill shall have come up
Carried.
The act to provide for the erection of prisons for
females, distinct and separate from those of the
males, was read first time. The rules were sus-
pended, and the act passed second and third read
ing.
The act relating to the entry of whaling vessels,
was read first time. The rules were suspended,
and the act passed second and third reading.
The act relating to the arrest of debtors, was
read first time, and the rules suspended, and
the act passed.
The act relating to the stores of vessels was read
first time, and the rules were suspended and the
act passed.
A message was received, enclosing an act reduc-
ing the tax on dogs. The act was read first time
MIR. Armstrong moved that it be rejected. Lost
On motion of Mr.. Judd, seconded by kapeau, it
was postponed until after the appropriation bill
shall have come up.
Mr.. Wylhe reported the act to amend the act for
the issue of new laws to foreign representatives
and consuls as revised. On suspension of the
passed. Adjourned.
Monday, June 81, 1852
The house met, and there being no business,
adjourned till after the meeting of the Privy Coun
Gil. Met again at II o'clock.
A message was received from the house of re-
presentatives, enclosing the appropriation bill,
which was read a first time. The rules were sus-
pended, and the act passed to second reading
Mr.. Wyllie moved that it be read article by article.
Passed.
The remainder of the session was occupied in
the discussion of the appropriation bill, and thefol
lowing items agreed upon.
His Majesty's private purse, $1,000.
Royal State, 81, 600.
Medical attendance, 81 600.
Mr.. Wyllie moved to insert the following pro-
vision viz: As there are several debts overdue
by the King, until these debts paid there shall
be an exception in His Majesty's special case OF
sec. vi, art. V, chap. Ill., art 2, K. iii, SO to
render it lawful to pay off those debts, provided
His Malesty's account shall not be overdrawn on
the year." Passed.
Princes Alexander and Lot S 600 each.
$1,000 each to the following members of the
Privy Council, viz:-Paki, Kanaina, Kapaakea,
Kaeo Namakeha, Ii.
$500 each TO Piikoi and Haaleiea.
$1,000 to the Kings chamberlain.
Adjourned.
Tuesday, June %, 1852.
The house was occupieI durin- the entire ses-
sion in the discussion of the appropriation bill, and
several amendments were made. As the act after
its final passage will be published entire, defer
noticing the amendments made by the upper house,
as the bill has not been published as it went from
the house of representatives.
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Tuesday, June %, 1852.

The house was occupicI durin- the entire ses-
sion in the discussion of the appropriation BILL and
several amendments were made. As the act after
its final passage will be published entire, we defer
noticing the amendments made by the upper house,
as the bill has not been published as it went from
the house of representatives
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MAINE HOTEL.

DROWN s. FRIEL, would respectfully
ID notify their friends and the public generally,
that thew have taken the above named establish
ment, where they will be happy to receive the cails
Of those who NAV ia sor them with their patronage.
The rooms are airy, and fitted up in elegant style.
The bar will always be supplied with the choicest
of wines liquors and cigars. Two good bowling
allevs are connected with the house.
Strangers visiting this port, and gentlemen resi-
dent in Honolulu are spectfully invited TO call
and examine for themselves. l2-ly.
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AN ACT
RELATING TO THE BONDING OF SPIRITS
AND OTHER MERCHANDISE

BE IT ENACTED by the Mobiles and Representa-
tires Of the Haraiian Islands in Legislative
Council assembled:
SEC. I.-No spirits or other merchandise shall
be entered in bond either for consumption or ex-
portation at any of the ports of this kingdom, ex
cept Honolulu Lahaina and Hilo, and no spirits or
wines subject to duty higher than five per cent
ad-vaorem, shall be so entered at Hio.
Sec 2-This act shall take effect and become
law on the thirtieth day after its passage.
Approved this 10Th day of June, A. ID. 1859.
KEoNI ANA KAMEHAMEHA.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES!
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OPEN ON MON
i DAY next,
The Most Superb Assortment Of

fine Lace Goods and Embroldenes ever imported at
the islands.
These goods have been selected by ONE OF THE LAR
cEsr IMPORTING HOUSES IN NEw YORK and are OF su-
perior quality and comprise the latest and most
fashionable STYLES. They consist in part OF
Fine English thread Edging,
Chantilly Lace Sleeves, Maine do do,
Applique do do, Jenny Lind do do
Jenny Lind Capes.
Real Paris trimmed Valenciennes Collars,
Embroidered Book Muslin Collars,
do Jaconet do do do fitted Book do do,
Do Book Cheniseties, do do Habits,
Do Infants waists and Robes,
Real Me,hIin lace collars, applique trimmed do do
Lace :. Kossuth" Hdkfs. |" Ne Plus U ltra'
Catherine HAYES Lace Polka jacket,
! Roval Lace Mantilla, do DO Nisite,
Royal Lace Bestbes, Maine do do
i.se attention OF the LADIES Is respectfully m
vied to an early inspection OF the above As the!
Will be found to surpass in style and quality any Sli
49, ALDRICH RUSS.
80 Kaahamanu street.
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AN ACT

7 AN ACI
ABOLISHING THE PUNISHMENT OF WO-
MEN WHO BECOME PREGNANT BY FOR
NICATION OR ADULTERY.
Be 1T ENACTED by the MOBILES and Represen-
tatires Of the Ha,caiian Islands in Legislature
Council assembled
SEC. I.-No woman who shall become pregnant
by forncation or adultery, shall be fined other
wise punished, until after the birth of the child
however, if the child shall not live TO the age of
four months, then The woman thus guilty, shall be
punished in accordance with chapter XIII, of the
Penal Code passed by the Legislature on the 21st
day of June A. d. 1850, but if the child shall live
the time above specified then the woman shall not
be punished.
SEC. 2.-This act shall take effect from the day
of Its publication in the Polynesan and " Elele
Hawaii"
Approved this 10Th day of June, A. d. 1852.
kEoNI ANA. KAMEHAMEHA
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AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR THE HEAPPOTNTMENT OF
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE LAND CON-
MISSION.
BE 1T ENACTED by the MOBILES and Represen-
tatires Of the Hatcaiian Islands an Legislative
Council assembled:
SEC. 1.-The President of the Board of Com
missioners to quiet land titles, shall be and is here
by empowered to appoint Vice President of said
Board, who shall also be member of said Board,
and who shall discharge all the duties of the Presi-
dent, under responsibility to him, and shall have
the direction and supervision of the business of the
Board whenever said President may be absent
Such Vice President shall be devoted exclusively
to the labors OF the Board and hold no office dis
connected with the Land Commission.
Whenever vacancy shall occur in the Office of
such Vice President by death, resignation, removal
or other cause, the vacancy shall be filled by the
President.
SEC. 2.-This act shall take effect on the day of
its passage.
Approved this 10Th day of June, A. D., 1852.
KEoNI ANA. KAMEHAMEHA.
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eTORAGE.-The subscriber having leased the
= sheds and yard of the premises lately occupied
bv MaNee Anthem Co, is prepared to receive
storage on the most reasonable terms.
- - R. COADY.
Jan. q 52-em-s5.
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! CANTON HOTEL

EMi@ THE UNDERSIGNED having ia
ken the premises known the Canton Hotel, late
" occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs TO no.
ty the residents OF Honolulu and transient visitors
yenerally that their bar will be constantly supplied
with the choicest of Wines Liquors, etc. and the table
with the best viands the market affords, having Sc
cured the services of first rate cook and steward
they hope by assiduity and strict attention to bus'
ness to merit share of the public patronage.
NIB. A well fitted Billiard Room, Bowling Al
levs and sIeepinp apartments attached to the prem
JOHN bAhlLki q ~
Honolulu, July 20,-I0-6m
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HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
n TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully

ve.1Al442 that he has taken the above wen
known stand, where he will be happy at all times
TO wait upon those who may favor him with then
patronage.
The bar will always be supplied with the best |
liquors and cigars. The table will be furnished
from the very best the market affords. Board by
the day or week. Picnic and private parties sup
Piled at short notice Good sleeping rooms at
tached TO the premises. tSept l4-ly-1S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
MONEY MARK EFT.

SATURDAY, August 4-6 p. NJ.
The tendency Of prices is still upward. At the first
board to day Virginia 6s advanced per cent? farmers
Loan. X; Erie Bonds, 1859 4 Erie Bonds 1871, q !;
Nicaragua q Harlem, u Florence and Keyport, Il ;
stonington. 4 Norwich and Worcester, u Hudson
River Railroad III Michigan Southern Railroad III Erie
Railroad declined per There sales of Ulster
and St. Lawrence Mining stocks at yesterdays prices
Pennsylvania Coal Company sold at advance of per
cent last SALE Long Island has risen very rapidly
lately the financial affairs Of the company brighten
ing stoningon is fairly maintained at the Improvement
New Jersey Zinc in active demand to-day without
change in prices.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day amounted to $4Oo130 % payments
500 704 20 balance, S5,453,745 IL.
The steamship Hermann, for Southampton and Bre-
men, carried out $32 700 in specie The demand for
change for remittance by this steamer only mode
rate at quotations previously current.
The Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Company have de-
clared semi annual dividend Of three per cent The
WATERFOWL and Rome Railroad, five per cent
The news from California by the steamships Daniel
Webster and Illinois is interesting than important
The mining accounts continue favorable and the ship
nts of gold dust to about the usual extent The steam
ship Northerner which left San Francisco the 10th Of
July brought down 1759971 49, in gold freight The
Illinois brought most of this geld dust to this port.
It is estimated that the passengers in the Illinois have
100000 in their luggage. This makes the aggregate
nearly two millions Of dollars.
During the week ending the 18th instant 4700 tons
of transported the Mount Savage Comp
ny's Railroad to Cumberland. During the week ending
the 18th instant 942 tons of coal and Al tons of
left Cumberland by the canal The recent rains have
placed the Ohio and Chesapeake Canal in fine navgabe
order througheu its entire length
The anthracite coal trade has fallen off little the past
week in consequence of breach for few days in the
Delaware division Of the Pennsylvania canal interrupt
ing the free passage Of the Lehgh navigation boats The
tonnage Of the Lehgh for the week. only 96s tons
BY the schuylki navigation % $40 TONS and by the
Reading railroad "A 32 tons-making by the three lines,
o. tons The tonnage by the three lines for the
SON. is 2050s50 tons The trade continues active and
prices are well sustained The railroad is up to its
last years tonnage TO the same time. The Lehigh is
about 30 OOo and the Schuylk navigation about 100000
tons ahead.
The receipts of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company for July exceed by nearly 5000 those Of the
corresponding month in last year.
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% ERFoRD co.'s AUSTRALIAN EXPRESS To pon

QERF0RD cos AUSTRALIAN EXPRESS TO PORT
- Philip will leave on Or about august 18th charge
Of asent Mr.. mumford, SPLENDID shs VIM Grot6
ssham. who viii opsn ofcs % Port Philip, on arr,vsi
also establish oess In AL the pviselpaI n
rsa ths Forwarding Of gold duss rsshs
parcels Of every te the Units2 STATES "a En-
vs..y sts.ss hsfors day o. s.isE marked Co. Aus
cured ct snr once. B1RfORD & CO. 3VSsey street a.
ger House. Hl8 80 800" -
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gI,HE WONDER or rHE WoR,p-lr Won


RERTORD cos GREAT CALIFORNIA ExTwas
Twill BE- dcspstched the Mail steamer filioohf
ton connecting 1T Panama with tse splendid fast Rnl
,esmer tenant freight taken 81 the Io.ss. rsss Ans
Aspipwall and Panama our fAciitI.s for transporting
freight are superior any other Express Co. All good
must be put MP water proof and 20 exceed 81 cub
feet 3 lbs In wcghs No charge fer custom
Shippers will please have their goods sent In early.
BEkFORD co 2Vesey street, Astor Houss.
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RAILROAD FR EIGHT.

n Arrs or FREIGHT REDUcED DsA0W ANY
II ether RoassDsrmnsd 70 retain shs 9see 81
sssss = Pis Surs 10 cssts per loe III g efs. s.ass
S. - ~ 1900 Ger second eAoeo 0Do1a while
~ nsso ,ss.s e - prsssns good ~ - sasvss1
-. M city C.onsau - lsss sAaa n - 40 ,bss
- vS 10 Pisssbars and Clsv.1saa, CsiuO 0a Oh.
ssssa Railrest QcnHesiss. g tssesst 49, = ~ ~:
sisse hi = osIsnss.. Asse elsss, u III yossS 49,
q = saa y ~ :ss;r ssiaS - - W. 8 - 49,
Sissa ~ o. Va sksrSss, tAss - Az "
:|.::: :si|;::; - !, 3 q !; ss;s
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All a'i, btucral Of
um, brandy gin &c. seized in the Of the COM
nonweah and by him deposited for safe keeping In the
iy liquor store until the IL decided by due process
Il law.
At West Boylston, two colored men, named Robert
fields and Robert West keepers Of restaurant
eted on "Wednesday for violating the law and taken to
linton for trial They found guilty Of three often
es and in compliance with the law fined $40 for the
rst $40 for the second and 500 with three months i'm
rif comment for the third. They also put under
onds OF $1,000 not to sell for year On Thursday
hey were committed to Worcester jail
man named Charles Kenty has received similar
punishment for violating the law three different times in
y Test Brdgewater. lie got four months Imprisonment
pstead Of three.
Very little regard is paid to the liquor in Bos-
on.
meeting of the citizens of Cambridge friendly to tho
-ew liquor law held Wednesday evening the
urpose of taking for the enforcement Of the
NV.
In Randolph expressman has been esEed for
oation Of the liquor law and held for trial Monday
fxt The evidence ut the primary examination disclosed
othng further than that the expressmeD In the due
burso Of his business had conveyed from Boston sundry
igs and demjohns which were conjectured to contain
,rdent spirits
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MATRINfONIAIn-,

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY. on HOW TO WIN 4
AVA Lover -Professer Lawssn, Boston formerly Of Lon
PAID plata directions 10 enable ladies' gentlemen 70 WIN
Ne devoted affections 81 - msay y she =.
vssss tAss 4. nay b narA is,sspsetvs q as sPpssr
Asl vfsh such ssss And 1sISssy that dstssti9n 10
Eease Aesress Prsfsesof kasssn, besso., -. ~
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JENNY LyND AT THE OPERA London cores
pendent Of the Inverness Courier in describing what he
saw the opera. writes OF Jenny Lind too, had
that evening glimpse She is wreck Of her former
self could hardly have recognized her. She looks
pale worn and haggard in bad spirits, and bad health;
and sat, the of hundred opera glasses d.
rected upon her. there but one wondering and SYM
pathising murmur throughout the vast building.
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The Dauphin Coal Trade.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The captains Of the boats passing through the Sus-
euehanpa and Tdewster Canal from Pennsylvania and
Maryland and through the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal to Philadelphia and bound to New York have de-
fired to report the HERALD those loading and
consigned New York 1t is thought that the Dauphin
coal will be quite Item through this canal
to New York There has several loads Of this coal
already gone that MARKET and also large quantity Of
lumber
The stesmer Kingston leaves here this morning with
ten In tow Philadelphia amongst which the
boat 0pbicled, Capt. Migaa, with Dsuphin coal, to
A. q. Jaudon. New York. and boat w r Snyder. with
lumber Corlier Duge nbe Williamsburg Long Island
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Theatrical and Musical.

|, Sir William Don requests US 70 state upon his
hority that his arrest at Cleveland was made by tho
steamboat agent without any previous demand for the
payment Of the fare of the Monpaiser troupe from New
Orleans to Cincinnati He further states that he had
previously teegaphed to the agent to send his bill to tho
Meodeon at Cleveland for payment as the troupe could
not obtain a theatre at Cincinnati sir William adds
that the director and himself were summary arrested
before the performance commenced and when the house
was thFon0ed and that ha hes suit against
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

Taxes, Ne. New City Hail. Pask.-RAts. SO 7o-loo-
Notice hereby gwen THAT the t,a book. % tho
and that viii then be to receive the taxes
thereon All persons previous TO the nrss
seven per cent per snnum calculated from the time q
added 10 all sssss urpaiS On shs srss Of Dscsmbsr
Hours for receiving tAiesfrom A. n. to7 r. n Bank
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxss.
B.Psrsoss eaA hAys shsf hips ~ applying - III.
sreIsrsy end also g sSi.s er % psrssss tax any,
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PILLS OF THE CITIZENS BANK, WASHINGTON,
~ D. o., redeemed ct Of one cent BY @. .. NUM-
lNGTON, 70 wall ttreet.
OFFICE OF THE sTUyvEsAST INSURANCE. COM
~ Psny1Asv York Aasu', I.ts TO- 1850, nss
dividends Of ave per cent payable 90 anS i'ss
iAst. The Transfer boots sil be closed unn -
BENJAMIN J. PENfI, Sssrstsry
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The SpirftualyAts.


The Spiritualists" met again Friday evening In
loomfeld Hall, Boston, according to adjournment.
he Rev. Mr. Cleverly presided The constitution re-
orted at the previous meeting taken up, amended
nd adopted. President, Vice President, Correspond
~ and Recording Secretaries, Treasurer, and four
nrectors were chosen. Women well as ele-
sted to Office. The meeting dull though the at
sndance Of the "mediums' quite large No attempt
as made to communicate with the spirit land, and at
en- O'Clock the Conference adjourned for week.
The spiritual knockings have made themselves heard in
,rkansas The spirit ola young lady who died lately in In
jana has been in communication with two Of her friends
Lawrence county, Ark and her revelations appear to
been Of surprising character We have no SYM
ahy with those who at such phenomena as these
false they should be met and refuted not treated with
ugar insoence The question is not TO be disposed
4 by abuse, the affected soothing Of presumptuous
ignorance Our brother Of the Christian .2dcocate invites
he spirits Of voltaire and Paine to visit Arkansas We
soud rather him investigate the whole affair calmly
han attempt get rid Of by sDeers What Thousands
4 intelligent people conscentiousy believe Is worth the
even Of the most cal--Merphis Err
ress August o.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

vTNBE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER. FRANCIS
SKIDDY will leave foot ofJsy for Albany every
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday. heturniog will leave
Albany, Tuesdays Thursday and Saturdays This Boas
is provided with Frsneis Patent Me.ac Life Bosss The
feel hdent that by her will
her the safest and mot comfora At the river.
For further informat sp 5lv 20
J.MCULLOUGH, Agent, 100 Front at.
yNHB STEAMBOA- REINDEER wall LEAVE RAJ
IL foot of at On THUR
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California Express.-Ve despatch our Re-
gular Mail Stea1 Express BY illinois, on Friday
next August goth ct p. NJ in charge OF Mr.. William H.
Baekers, our special mesaee ger.
WELLS, FARGO & CO., Office 16 Wall street.
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CLOTHING.

CAgT OPP O1oxHIN0.-LAnon % SMALL GUAM
NJ ~ 81 ssS - = 1919 svpsssa ws.sss: ss
HsnsN ~ sessseslng tAssvsA 1ss4 81 sstns . ys1ss
M o6AtAA0 ptysSA
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Apothecsries and Druggists wishing 70
hsesns Agents Woifes celebrated Avomatis
scn:saa s'Anspp win 1YBy 81 y s Z = Ss:ysr
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Trusses.--As tho market and the mind arc
overlooked with boone 20 the ancted balls aud
sochets ratchet wbeos he long snce sxptedsd and
dennsd tho afflicted invited TO- saamine ths Truss Of
learn the reason for the variety. 4s M Ft4 n
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70 p.ys,e,an. throashout enc United

ss.s.s0fhs srbsr esgs leave 70 sa sss si hm
ucn OF Physicians article OF Gin Manufactured ~
ser exclusively a. sohsdam 10 ollans ~ orocsss
liar 20 his ON factory IL ia favored And mshieAtea N.Y.
g he harsh berry but ~ the choice DO ancA
rety Of The sromsa islisg juniper berry whose more
vDous extract Is disd and resed With It's spirtasus
sevt and thns becomes concentrated tinauSe, OF ex-
qai tie favor and 'roma altogether In H..
cordial aud accidental properties. TO HollAAds Gin
hr tof.re tnesn Is scarcely six menshs since
he prepared and distributed his sehiedam Gin exeiu
sivey Tor m.den al yet ~thio that brief pc
Rod be letters both fr physeaus and
patsrt testfyrR no It's really extraordinary efficacy in
Gravel pcpier dropsy and affections OF the Kidney aud
blad generally and he hopes that ~ would yield SINH
Jar results nth precision and certainty in their
fesfopal experiences. Put In good strong bottles, neatly
covered and labelled For sale by the principal Druggists
UDOLPHO WOLFE Importer.
No 20 Beaver street, New York.
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TINE TURF.

MON COURSE y. i.-rKD"riNG.-0N mon DAY.
- august 10, mt hs4f naio,S y. M, match for
SNO. Three mile &C rsreat h-spess W. WOOL
rnn names y =. Mac. ptoar. = Nelson nanes =. wac
Eagle trotter lmmeniatey srer macs Tor sSO nile
hesta, hest three IN nva eatdes Woodruff b.
Lola Monies; II Jones q StAtes will leave
Fulton ferry Brooklyn fr the tsk at O'clock and
turn when the sport 10 Admission 10 all paris the
course, ON this occasion 50 oents
JOHN sNEDiKER. Prcprjesor.
COMMUNICATIONS COURSE, L0N0t3LaND-
~ Tuesday, August " b. NJ o'oOss, r. match VIII
come OF for 81 600, mile heats IN Hrsn WoodruR
names bay mare sarah Jenks Isasc Woodruff Bag
horse Dutchman. Ii il rains-tho next fair day
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTR0LoGY.-DR. C. w. ROBACK, FROM swE
IA lately from Phsdephis, offers his ser Woes 90 tn
zens Of New York. He able to forotel pass prs-en
future events. Fce-Iades. 90 esnts: gentlemen, 81
vites calculated and read In full acc riding 20 the
and m ascplise sgr s--Ladies 81; gentlemen. $3.50
White street New York, where letters. post paid vi
cevs I'm mediate attention. For particulars, SEQ dali
pers Astrological Aim macs can be procured At Abe
gratis where certificates can be seen.
THE WONDER OF THE WORLDLY YoU WIS
= pain correct inform alton marriages, deaths 1
lawsuits or on difficulties Of ANY kind, on and .
wonderfully eiftedIady Madam Clifton She will give
faction or return the Separate psriors Tor i.s
gentlemen She also cures diseases by charm Cab y
satisfied Residence. 90 Thompson street, sprnf