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with bis parents ntd Address the han writing Of applicant
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Religious Notlfes.

~ Fifth Universalst Church, DOdwo,sH. Han No 6S
BSs5~sy % eS ROW 9Sesy1 MGRNiSo and AFrERSooS
he usual The public are respectfully invited.
Broadway % SKINNER a a P ssa
Rsv b. $ sTORRS IT, Of Brooklyn will preach IN the ENENlN'
% Rev DIR. Pinlay vii preach no MORROW At lot Gosk
N IN the fis9y,' .seS fy Rev Dr. PRIME ssd aev
sANDERsoN the Of the Lords Supper will be ad
~ Tent Preaching In BrookIyn-Rev. M. MLEY. Of
s EshooPs nslhGas Church 81 JAy NEXT a. 81 eee
M ends Of the peshng are earnestly invited TO VISIT as
~ Preaching In the Teut.Rcisious worship will be con-
,sd m he Civ Alliance Tent at the STRAY and l5ts
ToMoRRoW no A. by Rev Mr. sTNEI and as F. ~ y
PneG MeeDE NJ and after the Sermon Temperance As
lreses n the evening.
~ sermon before Mechanics' Hose FIRE Conn
snx viii BE- delivered the Uuion 1ongre aonal Chgreh
pr Avspre B. BY Rev J. B. GalNSLLL on SABBATH EVEN
JobDst NJ f. Church, between Nassau and W ,n e
s s.S II P M 49, Morrow ocotP NJ To
~ Union Theological semiaary.-fne An1esl Adess'
ls .ss sSe bu &c on sABB4TH EVENTNG June y BY
JoBN r CLEVELAND D. D,O Northampton Mass Services 10
Nouce-A Funeral Sermon, upon the death Of the 9te
RfYT NoEL BLEECKER, win be PREACHED On SUNDAY EgE,
Woo.iesi by the Pastor Rev WIN R WILLIAMS commencing
AL O'Clock. -. -
pssiea nh II Church win worship SUNDAY Jgp1 u a. RH
pmseh at lOl a NJ ana o'clock NJ.
rs The Twefr-sr Baptist Church, having been closed
9. %SP' ss ISF uus i hs
s sSSE' and in the afternoon at '''' '' .'' a AND~
Society q t MoRRow PM Mr. RYcKMIN vii
ne on the Development Of the Social Powers Seats Free Pub
~ AT Convention Hall, No l79 wOosterst three times on
M KIs5cG Winch pertains 10 Israel prsron establish
Of whs no, ~ , f fSh .' ''
rDr Maclay, the oldest living preacher in NsyYoS vii
pseh lie Central Bapn Gs1s bn 's near
sv, New.York, in the evening.
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THOJND-A white LAP. DOG, on the pa June, which
the by proving property and paying charges at
No eco CsnA-st.
7 OST-In going from Irving House down Broadway
10 No 10 CoIrtl.rd, GOLD WATCH SEAL. containing a
D,susreotvre of Lady The fuder viii be literally rewarded By
sayins il with BURDICK a. the Office OF The Ladies' Wreath
No SpTucest.
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BOARD inthe CoUNTRY..F s@ilie. and single Per.
f"ss Hswiy butt And Ss.us S.sd ~ ss Gut ,,ss ssd
s .s 1ss. daily tom tie ssrass ss Asecss
s' g % Zee S5 g the MISSES BSiG0s '
DOARD WANTED in the CoUNrRY-And within
ID lew mile. Of ard easily accessible from tbs ery ~ hniy
S5S,e: BSI 10 is New Ysri Pa,oaes
BOARD at A FARM H0USE.-The subscriber is
ID prepared n.ls ,S s sssss s'.ss
rou. large and ry ustSs Pss',., snd ssssfs Ts
.s1 Fl s1"f fs o. 49,. ss..ss sosd ~
cary SPP'''N'N cHARLEs uNDERHILL- Glen Cove Il
C0UNTRY BOARD.-Egbt or ten persons can be
O.eeon rh Board with al the eoons Of sens a.
necteut SOoif Inquire OLA swHEELEh No. 80 fa'u-
q Bresilyn
COINTRY BOARD In the Village Of fonkers,
u situated II miles from City Hal Tone hours del on -. es
Of tho HSdos snd .cee.ses nsm Der q TIM az s
Of the depot AID .nsnf i S6R6s "a s
a a lyman ma; cobs sPS ~ Tsai," D> =,
f,OITNTRY BOARD WANTED IMMEDlATELf-
y family .ds sG%TSSsS. 1.r @ss.I ps s.
plenty together with riding eo.,,1s 'sf ,e w IN
i ,. siPs1 Iss SSS sa, be @osr,ss os.u
NtOIINT HERMON late Biddle) OYE,STATEN
WI IsLAND-The undersigned would respssissly inform s
pstsd prepared picnic other respectable paris
Twesdls, JT- No. a Bsrelay-st EDwAReAhsSIs
SIMMEh bOAhD-TO OF Que OF tWo Kcusetif eA'"os
- can and egbly located private hoase IN
healthy and pleasant Of the villages the Conneeco soe
Of he Sound having h roads varied and pleasing scenery hath
ing convenient s.e and unsurpassed Distant two has nde nom
the city stAbrg the premises Address with nse And
particulars such only viii receive ae1ton) Boz ziSe Post
Office.
n HE MARINE HOTEL at Fairfield, Conn, win be
onen.d by proprietor b. M0NNOT, the 18th day Of
June S Summer Branch Of the Newfork Hotel The Ma
mn. Hotel Island Sound ahodng all the induce
ents excellent sebathng and romantic drive. The esssaf
country and secured THE hotel
The NewNoIk 50 miles aud trains BY the
srd Railroad stop at Fairfield several tns eash day.
WHITE LAKE HOTEL, Sullivan Co., New-fork-
w Ten hours om city: Mountain Air Late OF Crystal
Spring Water best e,hugi pcke tou, and perch boat, s.
npteys about the hke and meadows, churches neE ne
boie door, Boaders leave By the morning
Railroad Cohscon Dep, where
for the hotel rde Of 10 me Board ~ per week sr
sdrits ehildren and rysnt For
ns5tcnleys address O. d. wOOLDRID9s, 90 above
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Gummer Retreats.

Gummer KffreaIs.
C0TTNTRY HOME for SUMMER in the beauti-
n M and healthy village ofNyA the west bank Of the Hudson
River one hours ride n Newfotk under ne supervision Of Ms
s .r5 ry grounds and cultivated commanding
80 al the ver thirty miles Apply direct M. PARKER
Iutress No IS Spring head Of Csrse-st, n. Y.
GUNNER BOARDING may be had at numerous
- POINTS on the Long Island Railroad with early
hv ts and from NesYo:
ssnI k,tins sailing .nd cunning Rosssy south Oyster
Head James Pert Cutehogu Souho GEeenpof shelter
Leland. Orient and Sss Hsrbor
GA BATHING-Unite States Hotel, Long Branch,
~ house entirely and newly furnished snd vii %
spsn er The rspnep Of bose and transient or The Sh Jsne
CRATER KENNEDY CO.. fSopnesqm
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Just Published
NNHE TRUE CHRISTIAN RELlGlON-C0ntalnlng
i Universal Theology Of the New Church b. Emsnsel
SvedenboIE. svo- Up loo2 81 50.
WORKS BY the same Author recently Published
ARCANA cGLEsTA-rhe Heayeay ArcSnA contained in the
Holy SenpUes Word Of the Lord 1nfoded vol svo7 Pf S
HEAVEN THE WORLD OF SPIRITS AND HE'LL.
THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
THE DIVINE LOVE AND WISDOM.
AEERICAA sWBDENBORG p. p. SOCIETY.
JOHN ALLEN. AeeDt. NJ. - EsssRsI ~
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Mem Publications.

This Day Published,
ONG's COMPLETE EDITION, Unaltered and
i Unabridged. Of g. W. NJ Reynolds Great Worn,
THE SOLDIERS WEE On SCENES ~ CASrEES
BATTLE FIELD. Beautifully Illustrated. Pnee 20 cents.
NOTICES
Another stirring from the unaesns Of Reynolds G. w
Re,poSs has rich ray STYLE essentially bic own, AMI atabe
nv an, other writer The e hs story
a., and in the SOLDIERS Wife" be tells tale points
IN m strike every reader melOamstie subeet could
been seeed wer could have done much
credit IS ms Reynolds Arane ester Examiner
The "soers Wife" Of the most or nAy oaee works
h. h . orrp.l rsey and piquGDt noves Of the day The
se.ptve and agnsve powers Of Reynolds unsurpassed BY
sny modern winter hcon As read be Games Us back to the
Fielding and Smolett BE eves IN INJURIOUS aenPuen
alton with thrilling horror paints Wit and
the pen practical and most incompatible sru In
bis Reynolds stands sone on the topaa round Of
ladder fame and the Soldiers Wife Of the best Of his M
rDerou, thrilp, ,,ous. dispatch.
H. LONG 4 BROTHER, No. g Ann-st
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NEW and BEAUTIFUL MUSIC for the VOICE
~ ANNIE MY own LOVE. . ceIss s. C. Foster
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GIVE NE OLD MUSIC. 25 cents g. Lawrsnee
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LILLY BELL. A exquisite Ballad = cent?; c Mueller
NY DARLING on THE SEA . cents q. w Hewitt
OLD FARM At HOME. beautiful Pastoral Song and Chorus
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WILL no MAIDEN MARRY NE 25eenis H. Kleber.
YES w MISS THEE. 20 The vel known Ballad Do
tlev Ne at Home p IS +. Buckley.
Music Teachers and SemnA-ss supplied AZ reduced
FIFTH, rOSD 20 slne ruoH'he's
and Manufacturers Of PanoFortes No Franklnsquare T.
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A RTHTR SPRING THE LIFE OF ARTHUR
N SPRING, THE MURDERER OF MRS. LYNCH AND MRS
SHAW New edition, with s the particulars far dyuged
issued THIS DAY. Price Is cents
For,nle by ali everywhere and published -
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IL Pres.
A LOGIC OF FACTS; Or, PLAIy HNIs on REAs-

a Vi IAIN 10 UN II
N DINING. By Geo J. Bolyoske vol, limo
Also JUDGMENTS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATESi
Or HNrs on TIE APPLICATION OF LOGIC By o. j. Holyosk-
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ONE YEAR of MARRIED LIFE.--CHARLES
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VITANTED-A Plain Cook who is good Washer
w and rcner small family No lis Greene 81, None other
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DOARD at No. lI9 BLEECKERSr., near Broad
ID Rooms with good Board for Families and single
10 6rstass house. arsed and newly tilted with al
The modern improvements. Dinner ats o'clock
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Letter. from lion. Henri Glen.

ASHLAND, 10th July, Iszs
Dear Sir: wish to express to you the grat Gc,.;:n
derived on receiving the July number of tie Mo-
chants Magazine and Commercial Review. frs. y;,y.
ing your portrait in the beginning and FRI n r,qGir
your address to your friends ut The end Of It, Vim
We feel under Obligations to those WHO have ctntr y.
utcd to our information and amusement We are MAJ.
uraily deSlr Us ID POSSESS knowledge OF 1n-m IF
their appearance, or the fc3tErcS of Their couat.n-
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det.
have become quite familiar with IN, Narazine
ard Review, ana nave no ,sitat on in cx! r.i,,gnly
humble opinion that j. is cmiuentiy emitted 10 IL.
public regard and support 1t collects .fd oranges
in goOl order, large amount OF valuable statistical
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HOUsEKEEPERs GOODS.

TOfIN NJ DOM & BROTHER have just opened
eB and arranged n handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz
Pariln Marble t oouS
Pa(ier Mache anu French painted do.
Err Ilch China and Berlin Iron Goods, Cups
aud Saucers, Mugs Cardstands, and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very handsome, Bias
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, sc.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Casters, Mugs Tea Sets
Card aud Cake Baskets, Gobe.s, Forks and
Spoons
Mus,ards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar ETHEREAL. Hall &c.
BHONZED GOODS.
Fenfers. Dogs. Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons
Candesticks, Candeabras, uatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, aud walnut
Looking GLASSES, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap AID good
Bureaus, SOFAS, Extension Tables
Chairs OF many patterns and shJpcs and mate
Bealstead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
The bag
China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quantities, large stock, well assorted, AMI
cheap.
JAPAN AXE.
Toilet Sets. Candlesticks Cake Boxes
Brushes Woodward, Iron Ware
Clocks OF syeral varieties and patterns, SO
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
most complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps AT any other place.
We invite call from persons in want Particles in
the line of housekeeping, and fatter ourselves
they can be accommodated at our establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
as at any ether place
JOHN N. DOM & BROTHER
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 18th sts
dec 3O-tf
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Letter from tie Hoa TiomGs II. Bsata;..

WASHINGTON CITY, April %. Is49.
Mr.. Frccu All lIunf.-SIR: owe lou many thani
fer tic orportunti hay5 had 20 read the MerthaE
Magazine and hav. found it in really to he = Mac
lice aud that we'll re lcl,i>hel of ali the user
n.attr which the title would imply, and PRESENT..
with fuilnc,S AN cesrnesS which dlli -hts while
instrucls x il. III fIcI. mcr, chants naEaziLe
the lar &c ptation Of tie teIm-mercnalts who
between n.ii JGS. vii large oDera;i bring MAJ,
Departments Of kLowit' g. ara View OF tbe STATE
the world, int) d4iy reQuISi'lor But 1t Is hot .
great merchant only, but the ore of more mode:
bat. nevertheless, OF most useful operst Ii ns-ti &
merchant ofthc interior a so-who will find this IN
gazne TO abound with the information the pursu
Of bis business and the elevation If the rIeIc1Dty
character requires Nor is its utility 1T al confre
to nt rcnantS, but extends to the legislator and dp
matist and to all who are Oh rgcd with manag n;
tho aft airs OF the nation. Fer myself, have oun'
il most useful to me III my senatorial laDcrs, aLG
hove Teen in the habit for many years of crrfulI!
consulting it.
Very respectfully, sir, yogr obedient serv- ut.
THOMAS III. BENTON.
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ELEGANT FURNITUREAN AND HOUsE-FUR.
NISHING GOODS.

THHE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
1 Furnishing Ware Rooms large and well select.
ed assortment of Furniture, China, Glassware, &c.
comprising
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Sofas
Arm Chairs, and Parior Chairs finished in Rroca-
telle, Plush, and Hair Cloth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, aud Nah ogany full
Slab Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes Washstauds.
Bedsteads. Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mat
trasses, Sc,
Gold Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de.
corated
French China Teaware, Flower Vases, Coffee Guns
Silver Plated Casters, Spoons, Ladies' Forks &c
In short Lis stock embraces ALL that is useful mr.
ornamental in the HOUSE-FURNISHING line. and
at prices that cannot fail to please.
A liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dec 10 JAMES C. MCGUIRE.
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FLORAL CORDIAL.

For the relief and permanent cure Of Gonor-
rhea, elects, Structures, Seminal losses,
Leuchoria, Gravel, de.
rlNHE FLORAL CORDIAL has gained extensive char
4 acter as cure, both safe and pleasant for the
above named very common and destroying com.
plants. Persons who have suffered long with disease
and whose constitutions have been impaired 10y con.
tinous Of powerful drugs, have been restored to
health aud yigor, by the of two bottles Of the
preparation. Those afflicted would not Gully save
money but great deal of unnecessary suffering, by
giving the Cordial fair trial
The cordial pleasant to the taste and pleasant in
its effects In using it restrictions are necessary
Rs- Price, per bottle, only one dollar.
Sold by c. STOTT& CO., cor. Of It'll street. and Penn
avenue; w. ELLIOTT of 4 and 18th streets
PATTERSON Il MARIN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvania
feb TT
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GREAT IsCGVESY.

lie create discoveries are those which arc most
beneficial to the human race JOY aud ylaGncs
result from To- M A dic,ycry that proc sc-s ;iarpi
hess Is truly great How many have hem sent INTO
eternity 10y coughs and colds that settle mo that
henry of human life ASSUMPTION? Low many
suffer dairy win cou chs who might RI, rie,, elves
Oh t3er actIoR Tor mere triti! Is tho ~ rem, DIV?
Has the cisco cry teen made which will give relief?
1e>! NcinuosheS ARABIAN SYRUP" and the - ALL.
HEALING CORDIAL" have leen disco, cred, 1hev have
gwen re!iefto thousands who lettering up the
Drink OF the grave! Turned sorrow ii 70 i,,y, ard
p:odncsd happiness WHERE ncuslt bui gloom Ire.
vailed.
For sale by W. II. Gilman. corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and II ftrect: d. Gilman, Tenn. lvaria
avenue between 9th and eth streets, and the roprie-
jan 24-5tf
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

BV FREEMAN HUNT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
'E'IIE number for December 1885, completed In.
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