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10 TO STRANGERS AND CTTIZENs.-ThompSon,s
DagueTreofpes are unsurpassed by any, for bodness
oil execution and beauty of artistic finish.
His assiduous efforts TO establish first class Gal
iery IN this city, and his continued endeavors TO
please visters and patrons have not been ulreward
ed An examination of his Pictures recently made
Is particularly solicited He is prepar TO take Pic
lures of everv size and style, reasonable prices
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, Lane & fuckers Build
ing. may 70
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TO THE LADIES

ICSI received supply of Lubin's Perfumery, OK
Marrow Pomade- Superior Cologne, Bay Rum
inheiIble Ink, Hair Dye, Lily White, Hair & Tooth
Brushes, Sleeve Protectors for Ladies' Dresses &C.
ana Tor sale low for cash. al LAMNOND,S
~ li-eo.G 9Th street. doors below r
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FISK'S PATENT ALRIGHT
BURIAL CASES,

A RE FOR SALE BY NJ. VI. WHITE, ULDER-
"A TAkER, south side Pennsylvania avenue, near
the OF Sd street, Washington, where Cases of
all sizes can be obtained, and funerals attended to
with economy and dispatch.
These Cases can be sold As low good Wooden
Collins, and can be furnished ready for in thirty
minutes from the time the order is gwen.
:.
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~ JouRNEyMEN RRrcKLAyERs-At n meet
I ing Of the JoNRNEYNFN BRICKIAYERs. held AZ
Perseverance Hall, on "Wednesday evening the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Rcsotrcd, That we, the Journcymen Bricklayer's
Association of Washington City, d. c., do demand
twenty five cents per day advance upon the present
pay that receive.
Reso'red, That we are determined 10 stand out
until we receive the increased wages. whatever
combination may be brought to bear against us.
WELT
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y The Erening Star having double
the circulation of any other daily paper
published in Washington, is consequently
by far the best advertising medium in
the District. Business men should bear
this fact in mind.
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PiNk OF WASHINGTON & BANK OF ME-
- TEOPOLIS Blank Checks on the above Banks
either bound or by the quire or sheet. Also, ten
dozen Blank Books, Memorandum Books PAS
Books, &c. Cap, Letter, Drawing, Tracing, Tissue,
Wrapping, and other Paper, always on hand al the
cheap Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store of
JNO. +. ELLIS, Penn. avenue,
jy 81 bet 9th and 10Th streets
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THOMAS AMERICAN MECHANICAL LEIGH:
Breast and Cupping Glass, a instrument
for Cervix Uteri; Eye Caps; Eye and Ear Glass; Ex-
hauSting Atmospheric Pumps for the Ear; The new
Dental Leech, Sc, sc.
We respectfully invite the attention of the medi-
cal profession TO the new and invaluable arrange
menf Indicated in the above caption.
For sale by
ID. B. CLARKE, Potomac Hail. and
CLARKE & BOWLING, eth St, bet.
jy 1875 ID and F. SIS Island.
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TTNHREE-PLY SHIRT COLLARS &c-LAN-
MOND, Tin street, Cd door below f, has re
ceivcd supply of three ply Shirt Collars, of the Ia
test New York styles Also Moliair stocks; a de
sirable article, and for sale low, for cash.
IL ol-eo.E4
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1.-THE ladies of Grand Rapids, Mich,
attended the polls On the Goth, to urge
their husbands and brothers to vote for
the Maine law. They were of course
successful. In Leoni the ladies also came
out, and the town gave 206 majority for
the law.
UHon. R. McClelland, Secretary of
the interior, arrived at Detroit on the
18th inst. He subsequently paid visit
to the revenue cutter IngLam, Captain
Sands, now lying off that port, and was
received with national salute.
/ The diarrhea is SAID to prevail to
an alarming extent in some parts of st.
Mary's county; and in some instances
four or five persons have died in a single
family.
UBy an act of the Legislature of New
York. Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and Bush
wick are to be governed hereafter by a
single corporation.
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NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE,

Il Store on the east ride of Seventh street, he
tween Louisiana avenue and street for the sale If
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. BRUSHES,
LAMPS, CAMPHINE, sc. Having purchased tie
entire stock Tor cash, great Undue ements will 10, o,
fered to those desiring goods in my line
All goods delivered free of charge IN anv parr of
the city. c. s WUITTL ESEY
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PRINTING PRESSES FOR SALE

INV . Hand PRINTING PRESSES i'm good or
der and nearly new. One a Washington Press
Hoes make, Plarcn 70 by 40 The other smith
Press, Piaten 81 by 30.
Terms reasonable. Apply 10 c. F. GREER.
W li-u Corner 18th and streets
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tn Mr.. {. 3 Whittles'y, and gone in his employ,
cheeruly recommend him TO my friends and cusio-
mers Tor their patronage for whatever they NAV wish
IN his line OF business; knowing whatever order.
they may furnish him with will be- PROMPTLY attend
ed TO, and of the very best material.
jy l5-eo2w AHATCH In
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The Frightful Catastrophe at Niagara Falls.

AAo AA6A bAoA SoIoetAVpuo ot N1dSo ora GLE.
Yesterday we noticed briefly, by tele-
graph, the frightful accident which occur
red at Niagra Falls on Tuesday. The
New York papers of yesterday contain
later dispatches which we give below:
A despatch, dated at II o'clock, NJ,
says:
The man is still in the rapids, appar-
emily dropping.
The life boat was sent on from Buffalo,
but, sad to say, proved too light, swamp
ed Immediately it was launched, and was
lost over the Rapids. unfortunately, but
one boat was sent. The situation of the
unfortunate man grows more and more
critical, and it is questionable whether he
can sustain himself until another boat
arrives.
A third despatch, dated at 81, P. NJ,
says -
The man went over the Falls at 6
o'clock. A raft had been foated to him
which he was on, when they foated anoth-
er life-boat to him, and as he was getting
ready to jump into it, the boat struck the
raft and swept him off into the rapids
He attempted to swim to small island,
but failed to reach it. He raised himself
up to his full height, gave shrek, waved
his arms widely, and disappeared.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School for

CHAS. B. YOUNG, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institute, situated near the corner of II and
L 10Th streets, and formerly known Woodbury. 5
Academy, will reopen on the first Monday IN Sep
TENDER. Parents who wish 10 give their thor
Ough classical and mathematical training are re-
Spectfully advised that the terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited. A high
grade of scholarship is aimed at by the Principal
He wishes 10 turn out yearly few scholars who,
while they will reflect credit him. will b, an hon
or 10 themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give them individual attention. The
school-room has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating, Sc.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, SIS for
the English branches, So Payment i'm advance.
For further particulars apply (by note) TO the Prn-
cipal, or to the following
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The New YORK FLOUR MARKET.-The
New York Journal of Commerce of the 9th
inst. says:
cat the Corn Exchange there was much
animation, shipping brands of -four ad-
vanced Is cents per barrel, and wheat Sd
per bushel. The greatest improvement
was in freights, and this is an item which
our country friends will do well not to
overlook. The charge to Liverpool, which
at the close last evening was Is per barrel
for -four, is now 3d-an advance of so
per ct. Those who are bringing flour
and grain in the interior, upon the war
views, anticipating profit on shipping it
from hence, ought to remember the rates
of freight current 6 or years ago; and
to consider that if war actually occur,
both English and French vessels may be
shut out from the carrying trade, by the
difficulty OF efecting insurance. If the
competition is confined to American YES
sells, S1,00 or even $500 per Dbl.
freight may be reached, which would give
all the benefit of the business to the ship
owner. Already, the business both in
-four and wheat, has been checked by the
advance in this particular.
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ILLUSTRATED PAPERS. - Buckingham,
whose Periodical Depot is located on the
Avenue, under the National Hotel, ha s
sent us Barnum's and Gleason's pictorial
papers for the present week. Barnum
has greatly improved his paper: in addi-
ton to printing it on the very best paper
that can be purchased, he gives sixteen
pages filled with most beautiful engray-
ings.
Mr.. Buckingham has also sent us Pc
terson's Magazine for August, which is a
good number.
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MUSIC. MUSIC MUSIC


- Songs for the Piano: What are the wild waves
saving; \ voice from the waves; Essy Way; Nancy
TIL; fairy would be-; Lindas gone 10 Baltimore;
MY heart l. breaking; VIII no Maiden marry me !;
Pieces for piano; Iieder ohne worte Won Liz,
Witches Dance, by Wallace; Schubcrts Sera1ade
Schuman's Album; Po!kas and ScIot i>cfes: Dulci-
clha-N allare- Pride - Flower gardci-Crade-
Hoihday-Daisy-Naad Queen; Mexican National
March: Canadian grand trunk railway gallon; Du-
e't> for Piano. Home Scliotische Swiss Cottage do:
Uncle Me- etc. Guitar: Ny home nv harry
home; etc. etc. etc.
Also, fIN dozen superior Nions. Accordeons, &c,
all To Ice had at the cheap Musical Depot of
HfLErS & HITZ,
south side Penn. ave, doors west of 10th ST.
jv IL
lust received with a fresh lot of DRUGS AND
y MEDICINES
ID dozen Foscate's Cordial: The best remedy
now IN Use for Chocs. Chol.ra Morbus Ilar-
rtda and the Summer Complaints generally.
ID dozen Bany's TrIcophcrous
"a fiampinn's Vegetable Tmciure
IL Wnght'> Indian vegetable Pills
Jayne's Carminatvc Balsam
Cannon's Biftcrs.
For sale by
ID. r. CLARKE. Potomac Hall, and
CLARKE & BOWLING, eth street
Nlo-lw between ID and f, island.
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GrRooT's WONDERFUL DAGuERREoTYPEs.
Go TO RooT's. No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.


Go 10 ROoT's No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth, he traces,
Muifitudes Of lovely faces,
RooT's Gallery, Pennsylvani, avenue, near Sew
eith street. march 81
To- JOE SHILLINGToN receives all the new Books
and Newspapers As fast published. He is AGENT
for flarpers and all the other Magazines and our
readers will always find large and good assortment
OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Bookstore.
ma avenue feb
{S- AT A MEETING of the Board Of Directors of
The Metropolitan Mechanics institute, held at their
rooms on eth street, the following resolution was
passed
Resotred, That the rooms of the Institute be omen
ed daily through the week, Sunday cyceptedl from
to 10 O'Clock p. H. and that the pubic generally
be invited to visit the same.
CHARLES CALVERT,
june lo-tt Rec. Sec
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WA SHIN TON CITY:

WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, JULY %. 1853.
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Fine Green Turtle Soup at IS CTS. per quart.
METROPOGIS RESTAURANT

NEUKGE II r Nd l. Ely.
Betareen JGfkson Hal and United States Hotel
Respectfully informs Families that he
-d1YN9.i prepared to furnish them with elepan,
SSaTN& TURTLE SOUP al twenty-five cents
6~per quart.
The public in general invited to make a call
al the above Restaurant, where this delicious Scum
will be served up daily, with every other delcacy
OF the season, al most reasonable charges.
jy lS-eo3t
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I. T. Kirby, Of Missouri, and E. Bell. Of Ohio,
Late Clerks in the Pension Ofice,)
HAVE established in the City of Washington an
Il l. Agency for the prosecution of Claims against
the Government They will pay special attention
10 Revolutionary Pension and Bounty Land Claims
under the various acts of Congress. iv l3-Im
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RooT's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near Sev
enth street. march 81
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1853.

VXvANTFD-A Young Girl able to do the general work
w only waEs inoul 20 90
per moth Apply No. SIG stsest broosyn med
D Bs quiet ace than high WAGES may here oe suo
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6ouses to Eet.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET furnished, or to
s R. % T. 81 SoS d s sn %
&C. ahs hdsS AVN aid goo sds. ~s ps q ~ Rs a
eeest wser me sS geags CsTrsss house snd sIns NAY
R:repls" with M RHYFE ~ No q s s,@ss~'y Dr. MAR
(ORNER STORE to LET.-Ihe Store, Back Room
~ Cellar the Outo, House p1 north orb ws :9,1s5 Of L
ply 20 cHAs s. ROE, Eo ssWsl-st
nAGUERREOIYFE ROOMS to LET-Sgperior
~ have been sd and uI. . o 1 o. .
om the hotels in Americas ssysh 90 The scond aoo
one Of The m0 inviting '".'f r. So os S Broadway
FURNISHED House to LET-Near Madison
. suit .f s1Vic.s Asdre. g. Post,ose
DART of a COMFORTABLE FARM HOUSE, con-
= Let within three miles q City Hall Brooy low r.st
ESa Ros psoD. and psssest Ssss pre-
knsa Apply address pest paid mr. HOPE NO. "a ooaf'-
DOOM 70 LET--With steam power-One large
n 10 ns sha A. ssst - : sSs : e s asv, q
TRsl 81 TABER, corner Greenwich and Beaebs,s
MOONS TO LET with STEAM POWER.-Seyerat
-. ,sy s,ss nSI ssRs bpot vel
IN .s4s S5G.Sp e ssIsa E@ and 30
SCHOOL HOUSE to LET-In the growing village OF
- YOnie wsehs'e5 County mos; dfsh,isy ssasa 2 70
si Apply %s sHTaSIS \.
CTARCH MILL to RENT-Near Baltimore, Mary
PyrsTEB, OWING Mils, Maryland.
CTEAM POWER TO The whole or part Of
- brick Factory Elizabeth Port y with steam
such quantity required The busns ~ Iect
S wen ayS1 9t nI PS PEN ;. BED f
gI,O LET-A Country Residence the east side Of
he Hud.on River RalTosd station q Osoos and the
S to We, f Saa.. op Th he SsS .ni
s b s,Pt o,Se BOX s.s ssse .s Nsp
yVVO LET or for SALE on liberal terms the superb
Msns,op truished in substantial and splendid ays No -
S. hDf'p'es For 'SicTok BIsBop, No. . Muesa.la1s
nm JFT-The whole or part Of House with largo
80 e.ehed No. 90 coneordst, Brooklyn Five minut>S
~ f,om Fulton Ferry. Apply at the hoase-
mo LET or LEAsE.-The whole or any part Of tho
,eo,d story the building fronting 80 feet on Sufok,
~ on welshd airy and suitable for fHng
r<,sry .bne Wae Horse Wo Shop Of kind Apply
far|' SAMUEL THOMSON NEPHEW
RIO LET-WelLlgh GIFTED Rooms, with or o,shp so
4 seam-Power, Of any sSze. Inquire Of G. M siA"
IlLewisst. IN
no RENT-Those fine large airy cspsc,ou ~ he H.se-
N.ht.a Rooms on ,ecnd the nsw .ov.
=, - es y. risss irzs.ssy arr 49,
} "a, g 4 IS skes q De Chss Ls issa'ses -
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NEW and BEAUTIFUL MUSIC for che VOICE
II ANNE my Q~N LoyE q cents FO-isEs wosss,r,
CIV ne Hs OBJ II Music Is cents O. EsSTsne
IN d6N6 HOVE The 6es0luI song and Chorus sung BY the
LILY BELI sy exquisite Ballad ssPii H.si, Mueller
Old fHEM At HONE be:atfal Pastoral song and Chorus
will WILL 20 MaioFS MARRY MET a5cent k;Ss5 n,
hey Misc Me at Home p IS cents. Buckley Il. . .an5
r. Ms' ''r' BY mail FIFTH FIFTH poS6 Nus: PSSb
and Msnufse.urers Of PianoFortes No frAnknnSlaAe
DOOKs-Mrs Eletts SUMNER RAAiBLES.
S. m ss51 :ss HR hk2EEFs
Cborlton's COLD GRAPERY nn,,,v,
Pubhsbed BY j. c. RIKER No 10 Fulton s. Nj.
ARTHUR SPRING THE LIFE OF ARIh ~ X
N SPRING, THE MURDERER OF MRS Lfsoh I'm Ia I,
s,neS IT THIS IS DAY S.'I Free 8 cent,
FORBADE y q isfH'; ssss N ia ;fs
WILLIAM PATTON BOOKSELLER and SIA,
w TIONER Arcade EIehsDeepaee wsisbury %
nSae DAILY and weekly Newspaper MAGAZINES, &c
EABER's DIFFICULTIES OF INFlDELrf1:Tv
W, Nd sssHt 1 sdSP ' OF P1 as5T g'f Lib
SAYS 6EHTLE sHEPHERD Al; Duc De LA R0caEF3,T
81 GAGtdSfF RME AAMlAAs6 S fasisd
WOMAN's RIGHTs-The May AND June e Nos; OF 81
w tie UNA ne" "O"' ssiIERMaEs, No. Aston House.
GEORGE H. BELL, No. l55 Nassau-st, General
" Dealer Foreign ana Domestic Stationery 81
vons and Printer Conmsr aud Law BLANKS OF Kinds pnn.
I'd on The estrsper Account Books Of eseTy descIpSon
Wn s, Letter B sSd Noe c1pT Boi. md schoo
Tsire Dsres Fancy Book Binding executed to order
All kinds Of Printing al short notice
MARVIN & HITCHCOCK Importers, Publishers
WI Bookseller. General Dealers II Bsn. oo9s nor:
w1jns PsPs :: American french m 'pR HITcHcock
NV No. 1853 Montsomeryst- Fan Frtneisoa
As nAsvs, u, oacs in New YORK. 5Hss-n'st
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Vol. XIII.....No 1884.
cIRcus-Near the CRYSTAL Palace.

w M.Ss, MOost THOMSON PTop .ss
tn. y. SIs' az: A I..sse.y informed that
.sSsT & f Fs az ss Sch
the aecomPshes :r AID including the cesoraeo
MONS, M &aR1S As To StfA SFSo;unSAmE,
the Mo- Ss'TT Il CARROLL .I MRS cARRoLL MISS Carroll
ard already acquired vide ias
The We e yy Of s c s for
Si 10 ss' G sS' sSs'' Eeas could
" TIE 1"a po,@sqee which viii be pusl.Asd sO@or
the determination OF the propreors to make the washington
Hdni.s or 70 Iii part. II the house Is
Doors open performance to commence at oeoe1 md
the SHAW DS' esr es IRE %bS two nnoies wst
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
SHAMp EHEA %
bAY S m sEA S eli isH among S3Sa
s and e cGT%1 Ts happy e for
examination Of the caes the sgasesn. VICTORIA
hEGA OF sst sSTh 4 s sSenn a Adon cents
rPHIS AFTERNOON, BLOOMERS' RIGHTS VIII
repeated Charles ThestsE Mis- RyePs !; M t
dsMGpEUs and LAbEs NIGHTS great b Strangers should
GREAT TROTTING ,0OO.-The Trot
~ Ts%Ys y and u Hhsnd a Mad a. cs
SSue ser COO mile h best three in Eve harness Hiram
Woodruff Flos Temple; FL Nodne names D. M en
0mnue. leave South Ferry Pekp Fsny o5sndt FsTy Fg
Ii tie sport Fare, esch way, Is cents
fSANORAMA HALL, No. sos BROAOWAY:-
sANDFORDS great Panoramic Painting OF the mis-
sssiPPJ RIVER from the Falls OF 81 Anthony 20
he magnificent Painting Of THE DISCOVERY OF THE RIVER y
De Soto IN the 1871. n y
AFTERNOONS at 8 O'Clock. Admission, p cts
A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOClAIION:
A-A general meeing Of AZ the Assoc ae ne eby called
10 Association, City Hotel Broadway, on
THURSDAY 18th Of in o'clock r Ms for the purpose OF re-
amending the bylaws and acting upon such on
Of the Association then be brought before them 70 al
Ou day until the object the meeung pe
accomplished Called by the Board Of Directors st the request
Of the Associates at their last annual meet
FRAS c. WEMYSS Sec. A d. r. Association
CHINESE SALOON, No $50 Brosdway-The Coolest
~ Hall in the City-TEETH WEEK Of Mr.. JOHN OWENS
ereC phonc entertainment founded his recent
AGENT mort BLANC gogeouy illustrated by gigantic
Paintings 20 cents 2nd Circle p cents Doors open At
commence ut 3 O'Clock =, bOhobss Ake1I
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL OClETY.-The
~ SPRING EXHIBITION viii be held in the large Concert Room
Metropolitan Hall Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday June IA
Is and e 1855 Admission Is cents.
BY order Of the Committee OF Aransements
CPIRITUAL MANIFLSTATIONS-OD THIS
- Tuesday) EVENING from to 10 o'clock, No 5 Broad
way LspenaId demonstrations the most pleasing and
place The most skepca acknowledge the pho
nonera acre Admission % cents H.
BURKHART, Mediums B-Pnvs.e Investigations daily at the
room. No SO West 2lst-st.
YNHE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN ART
Consnne authentic Paintings by the most celebrated Al
IAN SPANISH FLEMISH and FRENCH Masters, fOm GUIDO
DE sIENNE "a ID 12z) down to HORACE VERNET, Is nov
Exhibition at No 84S Broadway Union Park Adi'
25 Exhibition hours hom A. NJ to 10 Pm
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fine ARTS.

fine ARTS.
PPLETONs ART PUBLICAIlONS.,-lWOE Eli
n FgANT HOME SUBJECTS. Painted by Lsadseer
THIS Day fgeh sSh Edwin L,ps.ear In.
ssv in Size Of Engyine ~ ~ S inche' sn rHe v
Ire pax, OF 81 each. India r oofs IS the par.
thsusftd years may pass away
since mortal o. hath come,
70 grevf-like you, old mute, To-Day
Above tbs last Ions home
TIE tend hand hath tfaceo'
To mark thy burial spot,
The lcben shall have long ehaced
To WI thy doom Forgot!n - 49,
TEE SHFPHFRDS CHIEF MOURNEh tC6mpehion 70 - 30
Shepherds Gravel Painted by Edwin Landsee n n Inns "
~ ' Alone alone, oh NJ alone
One fond and faithful heart,
That whsre ell are gone
SITS watching where thou art IN /. -.
b. On remittance Of e the pair OF tngra'iuss WIN W ~
nee OF posiase, Guy Of The Uniled states ~ orc ps
GEO. 5. APPLETON, PnntseIer No'O-o Dioa'"S'
4 RT's TRUE MISSION IN AMERICA. by Au-
N r,stpe Duearne Illustrated with two Etchnss Free ~ CTS
~ ' Recently Published. - , >,,,
JOHN KNOX PREACHING TO THE LOhDs VI IiT x,iS..
GREGATION. splendid Line Engraving Auer D-'ia "''
"Te Preaching of KNOX before Lord Of the Congregation
subject from its containing ru Ho
distinguished characters who figured durng me ,
APPLEToN's ART PUBLICATION OFFICE,
No 356 broadway, NewYoIk
WORLDs FAIR-TO EXHlBITORS-Ih pro-
w pfetor ofbe BRONZE COLOSSAL EQUESTRl An SIAIH
GFNI JACKSON be exhibited in the large hall over he
S1hs' Rsiosd Dep0 in the immediate xe,H OF te
valuable Models Inventions &C
have the desires space for exhibition IA the
tai Palsce prepared receive their various specimens
~ charge and give Them ample accommodation 10 the
exhibition. Apply OIL the premises 10
CLARK MILLS OF to w HUMP tREfs, NO Io ChAtnsnn-'l
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- Trssah Anniversary Of the DeIavan state Tenn '
,,cn ID jersey City ia the state OF No"
ne 7t Of July 10 oelock NJ general invitation
p s.'sy a The friends Of Tenpefasce I'm, DID,
n.,.rr prYo Of Hudson, Secretary.
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WRECKED PR0PERTY.-Notlce y heLeoy gwen gwen
% ali uersous interested therein that me
x,ek.S properly has into ~ WIZ N
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