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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
~ JaWc0 N. TayJoT



THREE BUILDING LOTS ON vEMA-
u BILE STREET, UNION BILL, AT AUC-
TIoN.-Will be sold on Friday, the 1lth instant,
at O'Clock P. NJ, upon the premises, three Build.
ing Lots situated on the South Tde Of venable IT.,
between Scott and Adams stTeets and near the resi-
dence of Mr.. Bresuer. These lots front 30 feet
each, and bsck about $50 feet. to street soft.
wide and are the most desirable lots now TO be had
In that neighborhood.
1RRMs-One third cash, balance at months
with interest, properly secured.
fe3 JAMES n TAYLOR.
ADDITION AL-sIX BUILDING
a LOTS. Immediately after the above sale, will
also sell, six other Building Lots Union HILL -
follows 18th street. at its intersection with
street fronting % feet 6 inches each, and running
back 1870 feet to alley 20 feet wide street,
at its intersection with 9th street, each fronting
about feet, snd running back l42 feet to alley
ten feet wide; and lot of land situated on Short
street. fronting 26 feet and running back about l4o
feet
The above lots are well adapted for building sites,
and are rapidly improving. Persons in want
should secure them once.
lEaMs-One-third cash balance at months
WITH Interest and satisfactorily secured.
icy JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auct
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~- To the PubIi

BALTIMORE, Feb. I0.-Sales Of 1000 bbIs.
Flour a. IS, 25. Grain scarce and quiet
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Resignation of Senator Stockton.

Senator Stockton to-day rendered his resig-
nation TO the Legislature OF New Jersey. An
election TO ill the vacancy will take place TO-
morrow
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BY Alexander Mott & Go.

OUR EVENING SALES will be continued
untl the season closcs, commencing at seven
ococE, at which time will sell from the shelves
Ia lots to suit purchasers, good selection of pece
ana cur dry goods hardware cutlery, guns, pistols
gold and silver watches ana clocks and time pieces
OF every description. Also general assortment oil
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT a. co,
no Auctioleers.
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AUCTION SALES.
ETJTTJEE DAYS


On Clay and It'll Streets
vxY,,, Oh SALE AT AUCTION.
w ,as oe sold on Tuesday afternoon, 18th Feb'y,
Ioo5, upon the premises commencing nj four
b.1s", Is. most beautiful and desirably located
LOT at the corner of Clay and 7t streets
&c uisioeo into i've suitable size building lots,
81 non.s on tne eest line Of 7th street four of
tSem 80 feet, and the corner lot fron,ng "a . e.,
runnlng oack l2O feet to an alley 10 fee, vide
1ne location ct this property ana the
"a Ine nelguoornood-its being convenient IN tie
lies io1 genteei fsmi
Terms, l3 cash. the balance four and 49,.
months, tor negotiable notes. interest added "a
ute retained TIL last note shall be paid. anu
Ho w. GoDDIN, Auct.
mM!SsI0NEk's SALE OF vALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES in The
City OF Richmond.-By virtue of decree Of the
circuit Court OF Chancery for the city of Rich.
fnono, pronounced on the 9th Janusry la53 in
the case OF Llpscomb's Administrator against Lips
comb DC the undersigned Commissioner will eY
pose tor SALE at public auction at the front door of
the City Hall, in the city CT Richmond, on Friday
the 18TH February, 1853, commencing at IL O'CLOCK
", II fair, II rot, the next fair day, all the real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
seized, consisting OF lots Broad, Marshall and
Madison streets III the said city, with several wood
en- tenemen,s thereon also, 9 valuable slaves cor.
sistiag Of men, womTp and children.
Ine real estate is to pc sold for one-fourth cash
oaoucc a. W * anu 40 uioutns LOT negotaD!e notes.
with approved endorsers and title retained till the
further order of the court The slaves will be sold
Tor cash. RIO. l.. JONES, Com'r.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDrN, Auc
ia 20
EAECUTOk's SALE OF LOT NEAR
- - CITY SPRIEG-Will be sold on TUESDAY,
.ne 10Th day OF February 1885, upon the pre- misses,
SCo.nnencing al At O'Clock, lot opposite to- the
lily spring, fronting 293 feet on the west line of
tn street, running back about 100 feet adjoining
1ne properly OF Mrs Saml Blair, on the morrill,
ms iot having been sold in 1850 for the non psv
.nent OF stete taxes it will be sold subject 10
the cian OF the purchaser for taxes.
TERMs.-Four months credit for so,;sfao.orr
endorsed negotiable note, interest added.
BY request OF the admir- with the will snpexed
of D Bullock, decd. Ae'
&c w GODDIN, Auctr,
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CLARK Els OFFICE-I4th street.

Drawn Nos OF Delaware, 90, Feb. 4:
43 Al Is 81 80 SIS "A 81 43 SO 81 "a SO
Quarter Ticket, 81 4s "a, prize Of $4,000 sold
in the above, and paid. te5-lI
4 0ST, or misplaced Deed OF Bargain
~ and Sale, from George NJ Carrington b
Moscley sno taeir wives. to the subscriber. The
Under will be rewarded by leaving The same at this
Office.
fe Its VIM. CHRISTIAN.
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By Wellington Goddin.
IIALUARIE RIIII nI1G

ny "cIungt0n G0ddfn.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ONVAL.
' LEY STREET, BETWEEN Rp0sn AVN
MARSHALL STREETS.-WiIl be sold ON Eridav
afternoon, the 18TH February, 1859. upon the
premises, commencing at 4 O'Clock. a most vsju
so,e sudng Lot on the West line Of Valley street
ieeet running back about 1870 fuot TO Uni N &C.,
will bs divided into twolots Of % feet each Th;s
Is really valuable property. D''
IRRms One third cash; balance az three ond
six months for approved endorsed ne; otiabIe rs.
per, or title withheld pa
ell w GODDiE. anct
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CR- To the PubIic.-Yodr attention is in.
vted TO the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MINIS & WATSON are daily issuing from
their gallery, No 35K Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily, are heard exclsim they are the best I've
ever seen they are certainly the most natural
looking eyes ever saw. AS we have never re.
sorted 10 nuubug, tried to write ourselves into
notice, We ask the public TO call and Judge for
themselves. You are also notified thst our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don't forget the
place. Ms 50: Main street. Mansion House
no 80 MINIS L. WATSON
Il Pratts Daguerrean Gallery, No I45
MAN street-Messrs Editors Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness"
Robert Ihorp. Very like Roger PRYOR edi.
tor Sou,h-Side Democrat. Likeness executed su.
per!atively good, J. w. Roberts. 81 give Mr. Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures
Z. T. Goodwin, Louisa county. "Mr Pratt needs
but trial aud success will be inevitable David
Moody. "Mr. Pratts pictuaes are as good or better
than have yet SEEM w. J. Mcpowner. King VIII
liam. The Gaguerreotypes in Mr.. Pratt's colec-
uon equal any have seen IN London" John
Thomas, NJ D, editor of the Herald Of the Kingdom
and Age to Come, fe2
The astonishing Cures performed
on persons residing in our city, by Carriers
spanish Mixture, 10 a large number of cases
OF amest hopeless diseases, has excited the utmost
wonder i'll the public mind Neuralgia, kheums
tsm, FeyeFs. Eruptions on the skin, Liver Disease
Scrotua, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, Old Sores, Mer-
eural Disease, and Female Complaints, yield to
this singular remedy Ike magic
The public are requested to observe that the evi.
dences il favor Of Carter's Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen Of high standing in this city, who
have either been cured themselves or who have
cured others by its use, and in that respect differs
from the number Of medicines pulled up by certifi
Gates from persons in parts unknown.
Ia For thirteen years this valuable article
has oeen benefidng the public, and hundreds have
thanked the inventor for restoring health when
despair had well nigh driven to the grave.
Recellect that escn bottle beaIs the name of
BENNETT Il BEERS Druggists,
No Us Main street, Richmond.
None other is genuine, Frice 81 per bottle. or 6
bottles for s..
Sold by al Druggists 10 this city and elsewhere
te
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az MlLlTARH AND CIVIC BALL, N
Sd Tie YOUNG GUARD will celebrate the "a
ER approaching anniversary of the birth of I'M
George Washington, by Military and "
Civic Ball. to be given st Lafavefte Hi on
Tuesday, February 22d, 1865; and in asking the
patronage CT the citizens and military, can assure
all who may wish to participate, that arrangements
have been made which cannot fail to give satisfac
ton.
The Armory Cotil!on BaHd has been engaged for
the ~"
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EXECUTOK;. SALE OF LOT NEaR
BY Alexander Mott & Co.
RE f,I nrrv~-

HASAloNABLE CLOTHING AT AUG
l. TlON-Tne large and well selected STOCK If
resdy made Clothing, at No 80 Main street the
proprietor being DESTROYS Of closing his business
The stock comprises, Blue, Black and Brown Cloth
Dress and Frock Goats; Black and Fancy Cassi
mere Pants; Business Goats, Silk Satin Cassjmesse
and other Vests. All manufactured for this citu
trade and will be sold in small parcels to suit each
customer. The sale will commence on Tuesday
Morning, February 18th, and will be Continued
until the whole stock is sold.
fe5 ALEX MOTT & CO, Aucts.
A RARE CHANCE-TO BE SOLD WITH.
II OUT RESERVE-A lot OF goods will be ad
ded to the above sale, consisting of Albata Tea
Sets, four pieces; Knives and Forks in cases, Cas-.
tore, Tea and Coffee Kettles, fancy Ink Stands,
Plated Cake and Fruit Baskets, Salt Cellars Mantel
Clocks, PAPER Mache, Writing Desks, Work Boxes
Tor Ladies, Tea Csddies, &c &C, all of which will
be sold without reserve it being part of the ct ock
OF Goods belonging to store keeper of this city, as
ne docs not intend keeping any more of the above
Fancy Goods The sale will take place Wednes.
day morning, February 10Th, at 10 clock, with
out reserve or regard to weather.
B-Will be sold at the same store, on Wed.
nesday and Thursday nights, a lot Of Watch.
es, Jewery and Fancy Goods, without reserve, to
close conslgn ment.
Sale conducted by A. MOTT & CO.
Terms cash feS
E>AkA FOR RENT AT AUCTION.-On
Il MONDAY, the 18th day of the present month.
February, will rent publicly on the premises, at
o'clock in the afternoon, my Farm, situated mile
and half east of the Old Market conta ming about
az acres, about so acres cleared which is of pretty
good quality. The improvements are good dwell.
ling, with rooms, all needful out-houses good wa.
ter IN the yard, &c, &c.
Renting to be conducted by Toler L. Cook
fe s-utd
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WANTED.

WANTED, situation by man who has had
W considerable experience in the management
OF servants also, with education sufficient to act
as salesman or clerk, 10 Dry Goods or Grocery
Store; or would like situation ON Railroad -
Address"A. D." Box 1862, Richmond, thr sugh Post
Office. fe AR.
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WANTED-By gentleman who nss some
w knowledge of the Dry Goods and Grocery
business (and VINO would make himself generally
usefnl to his employer) situation as salesman,
or out door CLERK, in u Store or Tobacco Ware
house. note addressed TO C, box S02, Post.
office, Richmond, will be promptly attended to.
City references given. te4-6t.
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Y McCANDLIsH, Jr, 1876 Cary Street.
ASs has In store, and for sale on accommo dating
terms
200 bags prime Rio Coffee
% - Old Government Java Coffee
~ packages Superior Mocha Coffee
% half chests Superior Black Tea
100 tbs Coffee Sugar
81 bbs Crushed and Puverized Sugar
so half boxes Loaf Sugar
$50 obls Superior Mountain Flour
$50 superior Family do
100 bags Prime Clover Seed
$50 kegs Nails
20 barrels Machinery and Tanners Oil
Herring's Salamsnder Safes, all sizes
Marbleized hiantels, Taois Tops, &c
fe 9-dtf
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X EAT B A GAINS IN SPRING
"a AND SUMNER DRY GOODS-I have lot of
Spring and Summer Cslicoes, Mouselins, Barge
De LANES, Tissues Lawns, DC, left since last sea.
son, which will sell at and less than cost and re.
msnd without regard to cost. Call soon, as will
be epen but for short time.
w. J. SWORDS,
lie IL 225 Broad street
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MANITOBA Salesman in Watch and Jew
w elry Store. One that can come well recon-
mended may address, post. paid, Box GA, Post
Office, Richmond ia29
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a pam WIN. kAPPS GOLD PEN.-We
A nave received another supply Of the above just
y celebrated Gold Pen, which makes our assert.
ment com plete. GEkNET a. JAMES.
fe IL Sole agents for Richmond EsgIs Square
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SUPERIOR NEW GUNPOWDER TEA.
~ Is halt chests superior Gunpowder Tea, for sale
fe 1l-ts AS Trr
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10 The astonishing Cures uerformed

None other is genuine, Frice 81 per bottle or 6
bottles for So.
Sold by al Druggists 10 this city and elsewhere
Ee
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IN law, DuAny j. g. Gettsbsrssr and Z n NuIlAny.
a.: ss.p:est. eysd to .ss:Ss 4, saas.. from n
DAY. 18th instant, At hal. psst ave O'Clock, Pm, pre-
On Thursday 4th instant, 1t wsstport, after nges
ing illness, JAMES AsrNAIL, aged "a years
On Thursday morning. August IL, NARY A. HENDERSON,
Her relatives and friends, also the friends ind
taDces OF VIM Soufensorough respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock from
her late residence At Staten Island.
On Thurtdsy, August ii, SARAH ANN DANE Of consump
top, sRed % years 10 months aud II days.
the isses OF the family are respectfully invited v
the Iesidepcs Of her mother, rs First street.
On Thursday morning, August H. PATRICK LYNCH. son
OF Pntrek and Mary Lynch aged 10 years months and
The kienas and aeauaintanses Of the family ~
specuy invited - attend his funeral from hs fatsers
avenue, this afternoon, at half past O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Augusta Mr. JoEEpH HlsDs.
NE remains were Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery on
On Wednesday afternoon August TO- after shnrt III
ness OF dropsy on the brain, WILLIAM twin soa Of Sam
q. and ADtonette Browne aged years and months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral today, (Fr;day at half past three
O'Clock, Pm from his late residence, 2O7 West Nine
After lingering illness SARAH DoKn sged 10 years.
Tho relatives aud friends Of the family. aud tho .
sttend the fansral fIom her late res,denee No 279
West Twenty seventh street. without further invitation
On Weope, day morning, August TO- ELLEN dcGRArH,
daughter >cf RogeIe and Ann MSGrAth, aged year
m0bths and IL days
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her fuoerai this day, lFdsy At 10
O'Clock from the residence of her parents, 557 Hudson
street.
On Thursday evening August II, Mrs BRIDGET KEIIE
HER. vile VI Timothy Kelehsr.
The friends and acquaiptancss Of the family are
requested to attend her fuperal this afternoon At
from her lave residence No. IS Catherine street.
On Thnreav. August IL, from the affects Of sun
stoke, AcHREY JACQUES, 26 years of age, native Of
Ballisodsre, county Sligo, Ireland.
HIS relatives and friends requested attend hs fu.
neral which will leave his late residence No. 2s3 West
Seventeenth street this afternoon az O'Clock His
mains will bs taken to Calvery Cemetery
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Ga ruesday Augusta BY the Rev Me-. More, Horace
daueb er Of wnli,m Gage Esd Staten LAND
On SUNDAY August Z, by the Rev. Joseph B. WAtely,
ERNEST GENNERr, to Mrs CoRNEiIA II. SwEsrGR,
youDpest daughter Of Elijah Ashley Esq all Of New
Yufk cty,
On Wednesday, August 10, by the Rev. John p. Her
mace, IN Jane street NJ e. church, Nc. EBEy s. Du
BoIs to Miss HANNAH SEAMAN, oil OF this CITY
On Saturday, August G. b, the Rev Alexander Young,
Mr.. DENNlsoS KIMBERLY 10 Miss MARTHA PARKER oil Of
Boston
On Saturday. August g. by the Rev. s. A NcCoskey,
BIZ bop Of Michigan, ~ st Paul's church Detroit Mr.
william DAVIDSON, OF this city, 10 Miss EMILY C. TYRE,
If UetItit.
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THE TURF.

11RoTTING AT SARATOGA SPRINGS TUE Fol-
lowing trotipg will come OF the Saratoga
course on the days snnousced -
No 3on Saturday August G. at PM.-Purse and stake
of 81 O00 mile heats best in o. in harness William Ktng
names b. q. Black Douglass o. Philstsphis. r. j. Nc
dine names b. a. Centreville, Of New York.
No ION Saturday, August 10 at p. M.-Purse and
stall Of 900 mile heats hest In 20 wagons VIM kim
III Black douglass 1T Philadelphia j. Nodire
AAmes b. 4 Cepfrev.lle. Of Nov York
". R-Al Of the above trots will on At the time
advertised. Z. T. STAURlNG, Propristor.
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Died.

On Wednesday. August 10 after long and proracted
f ess. HENRY DEARBORN, aged 80 years and o
months Of Rodolphus Dearborn, formerly of North
Hampton N. II.
The friends of his father well those Of his bro
Tiers Peter and John and Alexander, are respectfully
nved to attend his funeral at the residence of his
o'clock, without further invitation.
New Hampshire papers please COPY.
On ,i.s 49,. i.g lnur,osy. August IL, FRANCES
daughter Of the late John s. III nmips,
Ths fends Of the family, and those Of her broth ,rs-
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Mr.. Rolert Ross recently married Miss Chr,stana
Dsitch ut Rush Creek. in Butte county, California,
Iider somewhat peculiar circumstances. The cere
monies were Of rather lofty order. More than
hundred people were present. superb band Of
music brought into reqnstion and grand pro-
cesson formed. No justice of the peace minister
OF the gospel 10 he had. The groom is from the
city nf London, forty eight years old and originally
sailor. The lady is German, native of SAKE
Ctburg also turty.eight, and very accomplished.
They are both very Industrious very good looking,
and very much respected. In the absence OF priest
and magistrate to join then together they subscribed,
in the presence OF large number of witnesses, the
following document -
County OF mite 's entered saso ), aud Bat ~ssa
Rabsff Ross and Chrisana D-tch To ali WI IN It
--.Kn0 ye that have his twenty sevsoth
cay II June 10 TIE yea Of our Lore 1858 taken
her bnstsrd wife, HEREBY scsno.,edge the samsi
btno,rg IN law and eqnity. 10 res iDoDy whereof
have bsIerno So hands cd .ixei seals the
d., dJst shove written Done u tne presence OF wit
Letkes. ROBERT Ross
CuRISuANA DGIrCH.
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The Collision Oh the Camden and Amboy
Rallr0aa.

VERDICT OF THE CORONER's JURY.
The verdict of the Coroner jury, the OF the
fatal collision the Caudsa aod Amboy R4ilroad, vas
shortly after reporter obliged close
A's e.'er Wedne day evening" rae jury alege that
the collision caused By the eDsinesr of the rst train
from New York running around the curve aud past the
station at Old Bdgs, NJ unusually fast rate of speed
thereby causing he collision b. Shich fodr persons
l leo: sid tba Ed Mu scbapp the coud nc tDr
o. he tam from Ne~ YORK j. highly abe for
comDsItle bis ith tha stsud clock of
parry IN Office NJ Ylk ths; III. c,mptny is
lot c1pssIBne for If their od- bad bsea ODE, sd he
collision soulo rot have taseo place rhe officers of the
tssB from Philadelphia also assd from any
blame W A.ever.
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rhs choicest Essracts Of INC Floxve " King

dom have lent their ragrance to Daviss It is
~ most fraprsrt and agreeable we'll the
Ut and sslntary parston for tho hair 10 Price Is
s1s bottle Lavis's Rshvene will eeotually
WY hair original color Thi- Is done upon natural
rncipes by calling into action the natural coorins sub
Nv4hees of the hair Price so cents bottle Prepared
eu sold by WM DAVIS, 5s Ludlow street door from
frhnd TO whom all orders shoud be addressed Also for
street, Knsro 1908 Hudson street and All Eighth
Gu,op, 27 Bowery Cook a. Co. 279 Washington street,
and by dluggists and perfumets generally.
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What all the world says must surely be true,n
Is an adaqe. own, that's not new;
Yes . "fxed fact' it s shown every mans looks
There boots shoes like those made by BROOKS
The sole is frm-the upper fine and yet strong,
That his foot g. arr 10 always sure 80 last long;
Then hfa style, his fashion his TT all so neat,
That maker it'll him will strive to eomcete
r A. b OOlxs, Fashionable Boot and Shoe
ladies gentlemen misses youths and
infants f75 Broadway opposite the Hotel
LOO Fulton street cheapest places In the city to get
GOOD article.
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sssabl.mus o. '-,.in,iny can be Cured by

tie experienced ocust, in a few seconds, with te
pain with scarcely the loss Of blood
Ir. Powell he's opera'd in hundreds of and
failed in single instance to the dcformity and
store vision Dr POWELL can be consulted on all the
diseases and At his Office 502 Broadway from
TO A O'Clock daily.
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tiers 100 Broadway The sntumr fashion for genemens
hats will be introduced Saturday next 18th inst
suit the varied tastes Of her win furnished
81 the shortest notice Co. have perfeeea the
Of fitting the hat to the head and its
to the wesrer that none psed be subject to the In
convenience OF bad fit OF wearing bat besaminr
shane or proportions r. SWboes customers will be
supplied sitb bats of such shape and will
their trade, At shortest notice.
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Worm syr.p -..opensncn,s Worm sy,u,

cured NHmus Paul Of Wliams.own N. IL sick for
number of year he attended by nishcd
doctors hut they could do him good lie
meIGcd take nohe syru he porsevered until
he took the tenth bottle when ne passed $50
inches in length Which is be at the Doctors ice
40 North Second street Philadelphia 9. " CLICKESER
CO. 81 Barclay street Mes York, Wholesale agents
for the Eastern States.
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Only twenty five cents year. Published monthly Six
large with ADD full of tho
luabe and interesting information both foreign aud dom
tic All the medical mysteries explained discoveries
given and interesting cases. No ready published
by t. Strong S Nassau street Single numbers three
Send twenty-five cents in pastase stamps and
will by post for See especially the recipe
he Maine Liquor Law men, in the second n Der.
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made here aud elsewhere to rival and compete with Rces
Co.'S new German ystem Of taking rtraits for y oeats
but hs yet not has succeeded While RtES CO are
daily crowded with vsters ard taking 100 kenosses their
would be rivals asleep for the want of business
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1E W. WILL ARRIVE IN TOWN ON WEDNEs
Uls day, 10th OF August, at IL O clock. II, n.

MRS SPlCER, OF BROOME STREET, ADOPTS THIS
Wl method of returning her SINGER thanks to Mr. Nc
uuker of Second avenue painter Of the firm of Bell
McCusker for his and behaviour
turing, aided and alone Tuesday the 9th instant
thief who had catered her house day and robbed
of uDdry articles and making his way out when dis
covered by her.
MOTlCE.-IF WILLIAM b. HOPE IS ALIVE, AND
~ Will communicate with the subscriber, he will hear OF
something 30 bis advantage BE " native OF See tand
and landed in New York In 1894 lie shipped
sailor Oh board the brig Imogne Captain James Small
1881 oAa voyage to the west eoat o. Africa The vessel
returned and believed with the all we'll Any In
said lillian Hore wh be thankfully received suta
bly, rewarded by HILL, SEAMS CO., q Commercial
wharf, Boston.