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TINNEH's WOKK--Roofng, tSc.-F. Y. Naylor, at the
old stand the south side OF between
Third and Four and half streets thankful for iayors and soil
would public generally
That he Is prepared to execute all work IN his line ut tho lowest
KITCHEN WAKE.-c would of
keepers bs kitchen articles,
from New York. which he believes will prove
highly satisfactory.
PLUMBING WORK-Iiaving in his employ highly competent
workman New York, having
order in The line he speped execute at the lowest
ribe prices, those wishing give him call
before apply ing elsewhere.
for the easily found and having removed
residence
hours Of business and until 10 O'Clock, p. m.
May 29-eolm
DRESS GOODS mt reduced prices.-We are offering
Inducements dress goods We this day
duced 90 g. figured
order entirely AlAo, 20
pivces check India silk at 62s cents.
We have also lot of coored berges y
cenis, decidedly the cheapest in the District
We would solicit the attention Of purchasers generally,
offering all kinds goods much below their
vae and staple goods will find
full and complete.
w. M. SHUSrER Il CO.,
May 26-e06uf 1h street, near Pean. avenue.
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NEW YonK. nisEMEs. AND soufu.

NEW YORK, BltEbiES, AND sUUTIi-
SEE1A AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAnERs,-
N13nA& ~ The ships comprising this line the WASHING
ON, apt T. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt H. iis
gins.
These ssaiers Southampton both soihs sud returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAuING-le53
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NEW FURNIsnINa sTOnE.-Iha haye

~ rENTLEMEN's NEW FURNISHING sTOHE.-I have
VI this and beautiful furnishing
nus dress Shirts merino,
and undehis hosiery, Cloves
scar suspenders, handk French smoking
morning robes, aud unbrelas &C Shirts manufactured
order this establishment and quality which
IN articles would well
4 anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HOPKINS,
One door from 9th street, Penn avenue,
May ll-3aw3w bc$sren Browns and National Hotel.
'pWO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eiyiby
mArbis manteis,
each, and fo
private gentsei y will be rented upon favorable
punctusi tenant, spplicauont To
T.. ". sTpATrON,
Auctionerr and Commission Merchant,
South eide Pennsyirania between 9th and lOlh
Al @eodu
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DISEASES Of LuDgs.-R HUNTER, N. D. NJ. II. O. g.,
pupil for and
Royal nfrmay for asthma and
Dpensary asthma
SUMPTION diseases Loadsn, England, &c, &c
returned Ws,ngon and taken at the corner Of ~
where he
consulted during diseases OF the throat
which specially Dr. H. has several de-
voted hs exclusive attention.
Office hours, from m. 10 6 p.
Dr. James Hunter, jrp OF London, viii be
paner and Dr. Wellesley assistant
IO-dlwcodiws
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EpR HEyrTvo large, airy chambers with bath room Apply
Il 70 analu lrF f-itE IAMn,
May i9-dtlsuuns DEPOSITS Wiisrd's Hotel
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Aw NOrICE.-sIDNEy =. BAXTER, late attorney general
Ia Of yrsnis removed Washington practise law.
Supreme Court OF the United states hs
eoo,. III. aud attend professional
bss,nr eonhded him.
IN building on ~ street. east ofPennyrs
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. W. BROWNING, m erchan
tailor United Hotel begs call
OF citizens Of Washington, and his and
French cloths casimercs vcstng
imported expressly for the Being determined
fullest IN" popular principles of low prices and
he will whole clothes
$40 necessity OF going
Of goods TINT cannot be surpassed either IN STYLE
quality. Win thanks hts friends, the liberal
extended him. soc,s continuance
the Mn3l-5nwu
THE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture sbo
Il " COMPOSITE IRON RAILING unequalled in beauty
ornaue~ted cssron ties melted
the rods and framework Of wrought boa making either light and
graceful like
WIRE RAILING,
fheavy
Of tue
affect there sns oftbe work. Designs viii BIZ sent
to any address postage free.
from 80 s. perneal foot Rnlus for pub
verandahs balconies &c, &c.
Tor sale BY GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
| ".-# Broadway New York.
~ B-G y. and his the only authorized 10
sell newly pstehfcd rafting for III. Atlantic staics
Ap i6-dJm et fIntrl
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NOTlCE4~ No N 25, for forty
September 1880 in the o David linn
sppcssscu viii be ursde the Pension Once
| ls,r~ geek. shs 6sss hr a duplicate w~rr.pt
An ~snssoued sgsns prrhs-frr ssd waront
deneri ufcr
~. ~ c..nt oo s.sS vunsns ttfHa M ~ N. w1oD, Ai
J,r. NJ II ,,sS.,v. T - a taa ai-tni tal srofnsy
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EON Rain or SunshDe.-A superior Of silk, gng
ham, and umbrellas Of all Also, French
silk umbIeia- Of all colois Just received and for sale
CHAs. ii. LANES
Hat cap and gen'cmens furnishing establishment,
Penn avenue, near street
JuneB-eo9
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EARN FOR SALE. .

rAuM FOR SALE be sold private sale that
7h plank rosd, in Montgomery
county Maryland eight miles from Washington coassin
about 100 in meadow 100 wood
72 in cleared fields the farm he divided
of wood, meadow land each
Tne well watered, several nevrrfsinG
passing through The fencing all good and there large
chestnu, timber IN the woods suitable for further d.
vision field. fHl1lH
In point Isauy location s surpassed by
farm ia Maryland. has always remarkable
beauty Tho dwelling contains eight rooms, kitchen psnry
eeiiars, Sc all surrounded paiine win
In The yard stable and ohr on
houses, good spring house, with neveros spring o' '" H"'
delightful water attached.
quarters many hands az would ever be necessary
on Arm.
rood ape excellent peaches Pevr esrnes
Ac. ,-,,a. a. up.,x -
ex IN ne good horse would not he more thsn
Produce from the farm snd Hanures from
.o,d s and a seasons OF The yesr
soo,, Al M Joyee oosy store, on street. corner
- 'sgs", sg,s .,,s., a. " Tune 1-dm
seId wstch~..-M w GAIT d BRO have
,eeiy.a manufacturers large invoices
wstches both ladies and fentsser Possess
facility goods their line at the lowest
, purchsser net ssessssd by
soy ..ts sbi.rnept in ihis country -. =.
~" ' w, GAIT A BRO,
sign Of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
June lo--3t set~esn Nh and ION snses.
MA every ktsd, sts-, and Tsshsyt fos
large additional supply jn received
ood blank books tfoocspD IN strong binding NS
<Arns per qure. -. e.s- -ra
L Junso rAN,A "'1"'
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BY ROBERT An M ST RoNs.


HoBss or RHrRssksfAriyxs UNITED STATES
tI.IkA. ONCE. Ans lAih lnal
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PsEtor the above win please and send hoi
bills Once, containing this notice
May 25-lswJw
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y
month Inquire Of Mr. Ei IN the
or 0 Miss Morley, merit dosr
Also large airy lodging room, fronting avenue, vii
be few days f# Yrt e-eI. ..3 q EhH r F9
Junr l-e ~
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4 fANM sale Alexandria VIII
IN TWO miles OF the aqueduct.
House, on
ifon any portion thereof located above within
Balls Gross Roads, huuded
between twenty-five y OF land
the residue cleared Much the larger Of this
including which
made into Persons who be disposed
ball, grocer street,
avenue, or Horaiio Ball on adjacent farm.
May l-eodu VIM. BALL.
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John =. GALLAHER late Third Auditor OF the
Treasury claims befors Congress
other reference than hts and bu
thousands. Oce at his residence
9th between and r. opposite The Mehods, Protestant
Church. 3-~odl mif
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NEW York, May Al fs5J--The undersigned mi. da,
~ opened once No ~ william street, Merchants
Cor the transaction OF general brokerage business
Bsnh, mining, rairoad government State,
bought and sold. NJ .......# " (.
proui.,oy notes. bin. Of negotiated
MAY 10 dn 49,, r.. EMANUEL. n. HART
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SUMNER BIRDS ON THE WNG-The cool we sher
Of the last two days has started the birds on
the wing Our city Is full Of strangers ro1s from
the watering aces homeward bound One train
came in yesterday over the New Haven road o. o.
teen csrs iiled WIN sa-sepgerM
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CarnntlnuS -n.r,cr..,,,

Csrpetings -retcIso" q Humphrey, Ne. 379
Broadway have received and opening tAs fAll
styles Of rch and elegant e.rp.ngs In ported expressly
city srsds consisting Of rsh Bopvase" sspsA -
tire carpet, Medallion eentro and
.sd.s any CARPET s.e, !. this eorstryJ aedaen velvet
trades cheaper saretf nsuay found IN carpet stsOe
Ao oneloths In great VARSITY fer sale Tie HE
raj
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TIE subscrher respectfully aDnounse. TO tho peooo
.so :rsI.s,ns - the soSd i hi. si.,
b. 'i he tes
rsaing in New Orleans he has deteroed TO appropriate
the Ssy t. tbs sauss '''''"A''A's lux 'se en-
T~uRsDAS tn, lsT r IssrAsr, 49, o'onocx A. n.
!. tn. d, appointed III: sA.rssss and in order
Viii then os.i e ID S sss 81
S,, I'D =. hs store, 81. srosdsy pp:s s.
Goods that hays been exhibited New
store ai1 BTssdvsy, Wi ,suns every d.sortp
hip. chi; ss': s:s a@srsl:. sad
essl ladies' iars n.nuesu.a expressly for To
rs,hs bs1ssr in the 81, Noho,n, Hotel sis Broadway
q usa The mos. beautiful and nasniso sssk
& s.s ssse g.
pants, girls bsaddres; bows and sirs clothing
mi. sns s:': sn 'sSls
.Sp; at e.s: 11s s'' ,a md
sdi.. furs s.., gs1.ls@.1 ne h.ss sna e.Os
IL ever, anu benne and
viii s sss.1 :. e.. .ssis OCCASION til.
;sS . :sss' iys n: q.
@ T1 :.;s ;G s ss be r
s,n ;.,s q s a: s1Sss,s;
e !; ri i 'i &: "
John Ssssant
Nos ga sndSsss srosavsv
Choke West Fiushing Lots ., ao.,,o,
ies: and si. 's Ss. he
fiosbns takes place this day Sept. Is a.
o. liz s.ssss b Sra AssEs!
"s q AID
rev village .,.. Flushing e psriy .n d %ss
Island po,ss AZ y assirs on 70 long
o ur,.A
New York o. Flushing Railroad nov bep. ons.eucto
passes direct ourh this aati Vi "a
El have ses sepSs near Ito centre thu, Vest
road Trains will run BY steam Po~s, tho op.ro
soy as's' s miles ',ss
sot ssedns 20 Pc, aunum which 10 mnoh los.
ipa no expense VII DO spared % ont the
for Tho 1s xS "sn' nay 2, bond
assOsEt o, Two and h.f COR cent Tor cash The til.
ssssSys S ashs:. SSs TINS soson
to make :, sys;s.sn,. q Improve
WITH Tickets free Of charge toss.r SS .bcsssso Ssps
Wan BxskER Elicit n sas ass'i sfs:
The Public are Cautioned against m rmuo-
,,siOn prss..,d npon them sy number Of pnprnc JED
the ofsshnspps That belongs sieiasivsy
Ia ~es n, 'sssPss only ss j. ra Pint
hHhe OF my nsnnro on the lAoel ont for tho OF
UDOLpaO WOLFE,
Sole manufacturer and i'm porter, "a beaver street
New song Will ne s,abiishso yvesin sse,ay
The li'b ips.spt, by HORACE WATERS. 8 8 Broadway
katyt C,, Como and Buy my Hot Corn song aud cho
ros words BY Jsass sneh dedicated 70 Horscs Greeley
fsq ~ permission bnsie by h. Woodbury. author ~
BE Bind 20 tho Loved ,nes At HouaD "He Doeth ali
things Well S,ihs the Harp gentiy go 10 This viii
10 one Of The most popular SOnss Of the day.
Green Turtle soup
BhYARDS No & state street
~ very tesutful cimen " tho turtle, weighing
s"u pounoh WIZ be shown TO day. Admittsnce free.
themisxry -Prufe ssox Law renee Heioe has
r,mo bic sborsts-y from the New York Bospt 10 70
west Twenty seventh ftIet where teaches ans
and tsetcsl chemistry analyses sabssneos and
chemical Investigations.
Honse arm Los for $500 The undersignce
has lot IN the village of Fai mount. which he III sell ~
AT price reqsi'ls pene Of he purchase money.
500 IN value 4. G. CBAhLhs. No Para place.
Rafferty, n I.easA are ready wisn their Esi,
ys Of bsspreoyps hats Comb ming they do ole x,nos
o. s'ye wts bat ot1sr most Ses rnbo ehea
End IN sdd.ion each cosc~cr's thcncrs frs 81 800
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BEAUTIFUL VENEZUELA FLOWER We were shown yes
terdsy peculiar flower native of Venezuela called the
evan Howor. When 10 fan boom Il rese nblss In one
position With olosed wings, and In another with
oQtstrstehed wings. The interior Of the 70
oeedinsly beautiful. VenAzuals als0 produces over
called the pigeon aower-it ia Ike b DIS nest In shape
while lite stameus and petals resemble oxe, a ct reat
Venezuela is truly called the garden Of South America.
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M0uIEl Ing FalA Fasn Ons, 1853 th0los
Nav WELD Gill open mourning cloaks Of che --latest
Pnris styles prissg the
exhibited on Thursday Ssptenb.rl6 mourning store
hotels
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Fall and Winter UnosFYarmentS Wholesale
sac and retail HcLAUGHLlN'S cheap shirt warehouse,
eer.er Of Chamber Nd orrsAwoh street sseplsss
This 10 only few steps Hulsss River,
si1tb aud Eighth railroads shirts 10 erdss
In I m
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The Directors ~ gns AssOClasl0n for tine I'll.
hibton Of Industry all give nstioe that The
exhibition IL opea TO the public 10 all It's bsnche
Some changes end additions will hereafter from time
manufactured articles naehip.ry ard the q
htbfsfon Dsy DO row pronounced complete
The Dreetors 10 making this pleasure
n ssyinE that IN al Y: braneh-s T. l. n.y. far the
country and they beeve II win compare favoYsby with
any ever made.
eisPlsy 81 fleig. proauets of tho skin Of
the Old World altogether superior TO soyshing ~
tho mechanical sh and tne sds.srsl energy swr
poodle, have before been nads apparsrt
The enterprise and the talent Of exhibitors
this array q the nest BEAUTIFUL and sseful
ducts OF bnnsn tegenes sid the Directors
~ invite their few citissn embrace oppor
tunty Jasmine and to study collection like
never h,s been Asd N Al probability, will sot In
years ~ ain DO offered to their observation
The Exhibition viii clese IN the December nox
DIREorORa
Mortimer Livingston, PI Zip nurroass
Alfrtd Pell, Johnston Llv'ngeton
August Belmont. ChaYies W Poster,
Alex hamilton, JY.s Theodore sbdguiek,
Geo Schpyler, WD. W. StoSe,
Ebert J Anderson, 1liaD hesesn,s
Henry r. Lunbam, J0f Lunsam,
VIC. II. addell, WnlsE Kent,
Jacob a. WtBteyveit, Warts Sh1rman,
James a. HamitsD, r. ". hdnpnds,
Samuel Nicholson, Roosevelt
THEODORE sRDGWlCK, President
GEAR =. Anderson Treasurer.
LAsAE {. sTUAsr, Acting Secretary.
once ~ thc Associates fur tho ExhIbau1os
q the Industry Of AL Nations 1853 totes
Tho once for the trAAsaesieH OF Al
the has sses transferred to she cys 81 Palace
On tAs sfxth Sysnue entrance.
1be transfer booss kept 81 the oee Of NeSsYs
Duncan, Sherman / Co.
c. n. ANDERSON Traasuro,
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Pearl street. prepesss their fail ssylss
comprising sBn desirable Of vel
Ensiish and Ans,isso ell ele. and sssds Psr-
Mat challenge petition :. 1870
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Rane,uy q Least arc rcedy wisn tn.,, C.,,

hss lot IN the village of Faimount which no III sell al
AfaT price, requ,Ig none Of he purchase money D o
yded bonfe IL built upon ~ Of than
500 IN value Il. G. IBAhLhs, No. 7Park place.
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Impo, tans 70 Closhlev Nj

tage OF huving from largest Of fAsoAablo
ready made ohI9 ths ~iSv made from the best Ahres
in the capess markets. for the sash down and
the lowest mark In prices that tho
tenvs business in tba country will must 10 obvieun
everybody There Advantages sAsarsa By buvnK
uoion Hall Clothing WMehsuse, corner Of FsltsA and
NassAu streets.
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lag ssssstsn ed 0uRN ByS seyls 81 sslsrsd
dss.esssyDss f.sssss 10 Ne sss wstss = sss
sssoY Pseesee; alss NJ DiDptsp-s saS pssYaas, 70 os
S q: tsSsssss.s 3: p.
sPeensss can - ssss - ~ 1sxsissss dasaesAA lesa
2l9 Broadway, corner u LssAafa street.
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::.ss ,s =: e.. T.. d:sSsT
$ .ss.ss..s issasuias riaas,
DAGUEKREOrYPRs.
60, 20. Tit siss: :', Sssrs
-, .ss s:i. :s &:
400 BcahtAI Dag~e-rsexype Porsr.a,..
: quality take, s x saSsss nsss Al
Knapp's Popular Daguerrean Rssms, 5ss
r e 3. :iS
gold pins .sa .,ss for s.:;{ S's PEE
style art choice Of rch sascs an
oeloasons at Great Bargains -TAe sui,-
I y: =: s's be-: ;s =:
c 81 T %asEs :S. dec
The world 2tos sift sislsts c IN :sls sy %, ps
NBThs holder Of each ticket IL easitsd 10 fur sdis-
Jho Few York SOON Ton" well know thAS
Gn0sGE ; p r3x,s s.erins ....sh tho head
and that TO be DR.. sssd correctly Prdssts Ievssa
Sa have S out
A. the corner Of Anthony street. second aoOr No. s
1Ms assure for M~Asn e.'-ExactIy the Style
precisely 30 tho party they nade He
quests ton Of bis elegant articles Of gsatls
furl gesds and anasrcothiag the celebrated
aslishn snt. directly opposite tho City Hall
Hats and Cape, FAN styss.-yyna. Bants,
tho fall style Of hats price s. ansst qsay,
81 N. B-Caps Of the fall Styles Eentlsmsu 1Optka
and children, ready for exhibition And sale.
Bsebe d Co., HataeSs, 156 Broadway, Invite
the attention n their and the sc The fa
fh"b for gentsmen hsts Hats suis varied taste
win 10 made ~ tho shor est notice. pAias parsd To
please fastidious.
The Commissioners to the VvO Ids Fair aSC7
invited call this DAY AZ KNnxS estsbhs,t No Ia
Fsop and hia recently introduced fA syIo
Of hats which he qnAft sveo
lsnes by the skill Of al the world" Pnss fsur dollars.
Call and judge.
Fashioned with Taste and UnsppTeaehabla
skill displayed In the selection Of the Materials aAa 10 tho
TO become dipsly popular wh world Of fashion
~ Dteees Prize only four d. liars TIE establish
Is IN Capt Degrooa Preseott House. ss1nsr 0
Broadway and Spring street.
WaJ p0ekA' Fall III sss.- Tue ExceeAang Noans
Of tia Paris fashion ets dasu
and commands usiversAl favor Gentlemen weary Of
tiet WARN0CKS matters 275 Broadway, lrvins House.
Clothing u GIe 6~st Qualify and style, for
cloths casmsrss and vsi"gs always lasS - HINRY
L. FUSTEk's well known clothing sstAslisAnsnA No. N
CoftlaDdt street.
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ye of hats Comb ming they do Gle
that ot1,r most des rnbe quality ehea ooess
and In sddison each cnston,crs thcncrs frcs ~
they gproasbsbe. 81 Chethan spposts
kee.s ant ees1sy eAseksn and Pearl rtssasA
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yOh TlPfS CENTS.
66lS '..a..S opposite the hetr ppolitan Hotel
These -, slored, and In case twice the d. %
any In thu ~ :" osAts
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WING PRIMARY ELECTIoNs.--The Wing State
Convention. for the nomination of candidates to
the judgeships of the Court Of Appeals and
to the several State Offices, to be filed at the
next general election, is fixed to be held at
Syracuse, on the 9th Of October next. The
primary elections Of delegates and alternates to
this State Convention takes place in the several
wards Of this city, between the hours of six and
eight O'Clock, this morning. The same sort of
concord which reigns in the bosom Of the demo-
cratic party is no less manifested among their
rivals. 1t therefore behoves all sections Of the
whigs to bestir themselves to-day. and go to
work in good earnest at their respective polling
houses. Whigsl to the polls
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8. Dickineon on The Wilnot psoviso, ought TO
nollify the aaanaDtineA II It does not the
case II out. the dog dead. the sachems ofTsm-
many Hall may shut up shop, the party Is
bursted. and the war Of the roses begins in good
earnest.
On another point, however, We think there
need be no iurtler delay. We refer to the APP
pointment Of General Dix to France. The
Charleston Mercury endorses him, and his let
ter to Georgia appears to be perfectly satistac-
tory to the reunited democracy of Georgia
What 8 the trouble them All the mischief that
could have been made out Of that appointment
has been made and much more, here and else
where, than could possibly have followed the
official PRONUNCIATION Of Gen. Dix's name the
next morning after it was agreed upon in cabi
net council. But we presume that General
Pierce, aided by the wisdom of Governor Mar
cy, knows best what to do. II, then the mis-
sion to France remains in doubt much longer
We may content ourselves with the assurance
that there is q cause for it. La the interval,
however, confidential explanatory letter from
our Premier to the Premier of the French EN-
reror might not be amise. Otherwise Louis Ma
poleon and the Empress may think they have
been sighted. But, after all, what objection,
on the negro question, can there be to General
Dix when he is endorsed by South Carolina
and Georgia and the New York Erening POST
We should like to know.
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H. Sr.ss'; s from sss n: o:s 90
i:;:r:sd :.hsss :nshs.s pain .s.A move *:
Impression
Snowy Crowns very we'll S0r MOAN.
tains ipt OF for likes to DO white whishersa or
..oe VERY trno Sut m.rs si.ia.s FOR gay hsi. Wsns
es1ssp or s%nr0-n 70 90 that you must resort Y
sA> spp.ed b, the Inventor at Ns.6 Asior House.
aous. na's l,Yos. s,o,. oy. a., without OK
.s Snse o Syss naa s'.s,d soaIsud: :dlss.sd
sss, o papdrs bs hair any part 81 he
.ssr. RON s sr s:f
Bald Hcans VIII so.n 0ss.pusar by the
sssss Ia,s .rs: '. rev
ss,i; s%skss ISL L..
Hair Dye and WIGS -Bsschoior's Nrauu-
sSsy .s ,hss, srss. Is S -. 70 No @
the world for the aPDo,su ofis tsmons hair dye ana
vate rooms, all on one foor, -
N Is nm universal ob-c walton that the
anest end most beauhn and ururlmt hsas sf hsir In
che verdi 10 BIO found among trhss Of our mersss
us%soans Se .awo roS a' us e tas y:;sss
once, ia Chamber street. ""'''"~
Billy, you've po wBssksrsr POOR Fellow -
WY ny unsusnt viii force tho hsers .sas,ohes 10
k ts,ops ana lo IN six setka without sic
70 .he kn Ihsts act p.r battle cent To any
druggists - ~ '' ~ -
Ttnsses sbosIser Is. aces, ~, .sssc Stockings
r enlarged veins Of the legs, eist knee osp spinal
msct ades btls snd supporto o,ub foot knock knes
wa DOW leg lbstrnments With assortment Of
trupoes. at IL nnp street. near broadway
=
Poisoning. -Thousanas OF Families who
use se'm tuge composed u castor oil oaoms 10
swse that while shey npsht the patient they
ere actually lay iuS The oppdsop Tor sers NJ
such - ssvsi n iose ssat ~eakoes- of hints no. BY
utne nohensaok fyvnp avoid all she
gers Call and 90 to tnir fesn inches
IN length brought from ohb nivete altar
being given by ~ tho host aoct Phil
Hohtnach Pvorrir' = No ~, North seoopa street
philadelphia =. ", CLISksFEE Co.. Ne N B,rclay
sros New YORK. WHOLESALE assnts ~t Abe RaSts.H s<sts6
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ahemisrry -Prufe ssox Lawrence Refoe ha
nmoy,d bic 'sborsts-y from the New York gospns 10
west Twenty seventh ttTe,t where teaches
and Aetcsl chemistry snalys sabstsneos and
chemical Investigations.
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me assure for MsAsn e."-Exactly the Style
Of the shrts made BY AGATE 38 Broad way whose sarE
ne,iure precisely 20 tho party nAde He
quests Of bis elegant articles Of gsas
ishog gesds and the celebrated
ettatlishn snt. directly opposite Tho City HAIL
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sewing Machines Mr.. q. Wlokershana.
the en.r~d she iron work sbsue
th exhibition stand ffI 5INGsR CO a. thc Crystsl
Palace for cor tion The dnshsi srodass On Of
Ae bot beautiful 10 IL hardly worthy 20 aisesv
singers admire 10 sewiag nsrbn.s which mskiae AZ
entire revolution in tho saving art these ma Aines A.
oonstAhtly exhibited aid sold ~ the ohice Of
i. y. SVNGEh 4 CO., a23 BYoAdvay
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lropriats tt,'e by } N; Ginbrede Broadway; .,
ttne7s viii also md ptte Zoe static
cry wsdd sR presents fancy eoods DO most bes
u'ul stock OF white siik bridal fans IN pearl aad ivo
nonntipp richly e.r.cd. GIx BRs De eDgYayer Il
importer, tss Broadway Nrfr ,polrtan Hotel.