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THE AILANTHUS.


ucessant war has been recently made upon this tree In
varous portions Of the country on OF The offensive
and deerous udor OF its blossoms Even Congress has BY
formal bull accommodated IL from the Capitol GROUNDS
The pubc should however discriminate between The guilty
and the innocent in this as In other matters nee are TWO
s Of the uluu,hus-the one offensive which ought TO be
rooted other nnocuous which should be preserved
The difference is thus explained in The N. Y F. Post o.
Tuesday:
The heavy rain Of yesterday afternoon and evening bea
70 the ground the greater part Of the blossoms from the allan
trees n our Streets and to-day the atmosphere IS al
most entirely free from their unpleasant odo yesterday
The thick air seemed confne the euVium and prevent
from Dispensing lhut persons who are easily ascea oy
the perfume oil flowers were sckened by H.
The greater part uf the silanthusrees plunlcd in on
streets which bear only stamnste now
ers-sourlimcs called the male plant The aianthus ~
dpcious ee,hat is to say the owefs which contain Tue
-n, The seed vessels The which bea the stamlnatt
flowers easily disnguishable by their little green STAR
like blossoms, such az lay strewn upon the
such abundance this morning II 10 these only that ouss
the odor which ud dIsagreeabs and nnWholesoe
TIE nan bearing The pisiilae flowers have precepto.
odor and may be known by their punches oil
resembling called maple Kegs At this season. IN
KEYS are small and o green co!or Dat perfectly toIe II
| a shor, time they will be Of q reddish hue
Ills only aanhus bearing the plstliae MOWERS ina
should planted in Streets AS the roots OF the aian
thus throw up suckers with extraordinary proiusion II
most easily and naturally propagsied by ranspannS III
-,rino pistula,c flowers will in like bear pIsa
flowers only and 10 this the gardeners viii be aos
10 furnish with the greatest facility supply OF the KIN
desired The alanthus is rapid in lis growth and 30 per
free from insects that IL one Vi tie very best ~
planning in large u.s. aud should be sorry TO see an
attempt 10 eatpale II. IT. however, Inc Ordering VI III
down without temose, and their places supplied wilt
those which bear pisillae flowers.
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TRIHjTE OF RESPECT.

OF The Bar Of The cry Richmond held Tue.
2s day OF June. 1883 ~ 10 O'clock A the Circuit Crt
room Hon William W Crump called the Chair Mr.
andrew Iuhnsnn appoGted Secretary.
Upon OF Trnas 7. Giles Esq, the following resolutions
wer. unanimously aiap:.d:
Resolved. That BY the death William NJ Fulton. the
r has deprived -siiInabe AMI
cisr which he belonged. has sustained the
ly-s - a "orihv and honorable m.laT-T
Resolved That deeply rpiors ;hc unmey death Of
q and An: Of respect his memory
his usual badge OF
.!ry LAYS
Es,r Tia; Willie symrl'hss inereiy with his bereared
and family. t.elr reparabc loss would
those consioa' which spring from The grave
d The vlg!nous an: s"al
Resolved That Secretary commune copy pro
widow AID family the deceaed ina; he apply
The Cou of the city Richmond session.
b. entered he records Of the Court; and ,k, he
hem BE- published in the newspapers OF this city.
wM. W. CRUMP Chairman
ANDREW JOHNSTON Secretary.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.

no ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCEKN-Iate hoce that Shall
guardian OF infant Children Sarah F. Jackson
petition the Circuit Court of the county
Cumberland Virginia during lis mex term commencing on the Is
isv 1883 order directing John p Woodson
late DEBUT. Sheriff John Trent Who Sher OF the county
Cumberland and SUCH admir- Of Sarah French decd anc
deliver all money aud onaaropey in husbands belonging ny
waId the said Sarah and William and remove n
same 10 The Safe OF Alabama the residence Of the said
;her guardian lshal also pcun the said Cou for any nn
all orders hat may be the said John
and John Trent whatever they either OF sn ma
haze IN ;helr hands belonging my said warIs cr.or
July l-t4w JAMES u. JAChSON
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SALES OF STOCKS
REPORTED ny JOINS a. LANCASTER ~ soy, BROKER,
lI1ek cnHine IHir,inu LINZ gu

IIfek ending T.ursduy, June 81.
virginia Stale Stock per q years date
a q the
Nlr-lH.c stock p this week LOG and inst
SlrsluIa State S0cs years I>scc, ID Yeas
WIKI interest from Jan. !, last sales los am!
Virginia Stock, Of 20 years ssue ~ years and
under with interest ian /. los and
Bnmls guaranteed By STATE Of Virginia, with liner.
Jan !. last sales lC4 and
Ciy OF Rlclmcni Stock. with Interest from Jan. J.,
short dates. iUe aud interest; long IUi and int
i.ynchburs Coupon iond. ~ years run, and int.
Virginia Bank stock, par So lac, sales, -
Farmers Bank Stock. sales this week 10
Exchange Rank Stock. last sales Norfolk. Ill
Virginia Fire and MLrinc Insurance sales l
Richmond Fire Association Stock par SD. last sales 3Si:
El:linoCd. Fredericksburg. and Potomac Rail Road
stock. sales i.s 9ss VI
Richmond ard DaGviie Rail Road Stock last sales, 70
Richmond aEi Petersburg Raj Road Stock las,
Janr, River & kaRawhl Stock. sales ili. week, q
VIRGIN Central Raj Road Stock. last sacs Gu
Glover Hill Raj. Road md MlEinr Stock, salcs
;'Is week OF 100 shares lC) per share
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LATER FROM BUENoS .yeEs

New foRK June y The ship Margaret Eliza from Bue
nos Ayres brings adslces 10 The l2h May The city was
high.
The L. S ship jamestown was in por, There we're slse
several English and French steamers.
The Margaret brings Rovernmen, despa,che, and also
copy Of the treaty OF Paraguay
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MORE DISCRIMINATION OF WHlGGERY.

Tha NJ Y Tribune the prominent supporter OF Genefs
eo,ts nomination election ejoces In The TACT tho me
WING party Of Wisconsin have abandoned their organz'
,,on II saws that ITO nominate Wing State ticket at TINS
iunc,ure would be simply expose good men 10 certain
and aIuess defeat" The Tribune goes farther and mus
reads out of Wbr all that DO not SAVIOR OF lis
precious woolly headsn, evidently looking ahead 70
tho for 1885, of great ansavery and tana
ca party under the of Seward 10 oppose The Democ
racy.
ahs Slavery anti Liquor Prohibition anti-Reiofm
c.h.oads that have hitherto fingered around Inc wing
S,n1ard under The impulse OF traditional or personal con-
.,dayaons will have already made their thoice ihey
Lnov where stronghold Of Hunkerism and thefe
,hev have already taken refuge And The other hand we
,ynst that The advocates Temperance OF humane Free
do and OF Reform and progress generally viii cast tneir
yoles 30 that they will tell The SIDE Ut their own iefo'
The N. Y Express (Sver Grey appropriately asks il
the Tribune proposes The formation Of party Of all
the isns and all the ss and all the ces and adds lha,
what the Tribune calls Hunksrsm will carry abou, every
$50 people out OF 900.
Truly, Wniggery is in state OF deliqucscence In Geor-
aa Il abandoned its and seeks TO steal into power
under the deceptive title Of Union Conservative Republic
caps and 10 New York abest and influential
gan eoices that the Wing pary dsoiganized in West
srn State which now has Wing Governor.
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MILLMooD FOX GALE.

rENilE valuable Fam known Wildwood, situate. dnL
Bowling Green Caroline county anc l!ns
,Iateiy road vm Fredericksburg 10 Richmond
about 500 mostly
well ~arred and timberei. The SITUATION eligible
every commanding ready market tor produce.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Pu:omac Raj! Rg
There Farm small but comfortable dwelling house
and excellent well aud srin The
nrnty h.d!hy There also young orchard Of superior
The Fam bounded BY the lands OF Messrs l~nns RI
ThuIney and Dr. a GriSeil 4 Mi Ia GOOD
ia.,In- stream attached The Farm and tor sale
deems unnecessary wishing
.aeprivAely ~ JOHN /. LEWIS
t,I.yi
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Az item Of BY mail is the National Musical Festival
of the Germans In Philadelphia On Saturday nigh, last,
upon The landing of the Germans IRON New York on the
Philadelphia wharf lorch-isht procession formed and
the strangers accompanied BY delegation Of tie PhsdeL
ch!s Societies. proceeded the Custom House. where the
ceremony OF introduction took place Philadelphia pepper
says:
,Ths scene n front of the Custom. House very ims
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

s-gc Our collector, Mr. JAMES Mckenzie, Is now on a
tour through counties between Richmond and the Che
sapeake bay he will also visit The counties the South
side Of james RIVER Those oil subscribers who in
arrears will confer favor by making payment To him.
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coMMIssIoSEK.s SALE OF LAND.

- nnmn,cl IN the liIIfs CUmntcc HIP. adm.
hr THE Undersigned Con! is'ioEcrt APPOINTED therein, vii
sale public he store vi Wm. l.. Giufck.
Clover lIF!s on SATURDAY HE 6i day of August UcX,,a
.macs neres, in the tract Of !ah recently held jointly by
HI and sally Hill deceased TEIs
about u =: which In woods o: original growth
upon The Clover IiIl Rail Rua! the lsrGs IL.
Hill Prs, aud IN neiehtorhood remarkably good Tie
cnce HeIertcd and. with e repairs might he made o.
most bcauuI situations the county. The cleared land
uae OF hg OF lnrros and large body % a4
lying upon Wnterpocs Greek, would, #i.h proper
uce tie usual crops cultivated III The nesibo abundance
l. Il unnecessary further description Of the land
sons de- OF purchasing viii view the premises h.IHey-
Ians IT, Cox Esq Sh resides the place VII eve an,
I"n thai ma: be- desired.
TERMS:-DaehirL cash: upon the remaining
credit :" and 'months VII c the purchased be-
eiling Interest from date with goo! security
the and the ;le retained gG'i the purchase money pad
"M ANBER~.
EDWARD WILKINSON.
.mlY l-rM2M
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For the Enquire
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH MAGlSTERlAl
DISTRICT IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER

Having in the Enquirer Of the 2%,h Of the pressn
month, piece signed MANY Voters nominating as
suiab 10 be voted for Justice of the Peace
supply the vacancy oecasone by the dea Of John " Les
you, gentlemen, who have spoken thus favorable
me- my grateful ackno Judgments and say 10
you and the of the voters Of the District thar have
aspirations for Office and hope will my In
connection with the aforesaid Having served The coun
~ aboriousy for twenty years Justice Of Peace
hope may be permitted TO spend The balance OF y lie
private citizen, which is my creates, desire.
WIN. GOODE
CHxsrrRrIHIp JuSr q, 1858.
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CITY SPRING ACADEMY.

ny I'll T. REV. WlLLliM OF F..
ei IN -, thanks he gentlemen Of Richm an!
- ytlu; "ho have entrusted The education oI terr
! h.ireg During ;te past year.
would respectfully MORN them AMI the public generally Ina;
an1 SHAFT Be opened y v the IL pc;C1,r. build!
an between Clay and Marshall Streets opposite th-
square which l. the residence OF Mr. Lyons
TERMS PER ANSUM.
Cllss,cs and MaIh SeGi1! Department. 500 %
DO o. Junior 10 80 OF
Common EneIh Education 10 20
Modern Languages each % 90
Five months
In this Academy every STUDENT shall
be provided Nser pairs shall be spared 10 make
equal 20 The FIST Academies country.
Students thoroughly prepared for entering he JUNIOR CLASS OF
any College in the Tinted states. WIN. LOVE.
Ri.hrnnd VI. IulY LII
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DIED.

;tc Ferry, The Iesl,nce her father IN King William
comfy Monday morning the 2 OF June ELL infant
an only c! Samuel r. and Mary Sonen aged abou
II mouths.
n-5-Cry papers please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

BALTIMORE, JCSE 30.-Saes Of 6000 bbls f9u,
81 Is 5000 bushels white SIS 81 yellow 50 cs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

- JUST PUBLISH D, the Ac,s and resolutions OF The
- - ATE adjourned OF he Leg stature We
cnuatrs ure. 50 per copy inuG.ns j0ge 81 y il
ieiI..c! Al tho Office. Adlrcss
Jppr RITcUIES DIISSANAST.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGR,p
LATER FROM EUROPE

New yoax, June 3O-The steamship Africa a,riv,,
day, IN dates from Liverpool 10 the 18th June ~.
ing TO her quotations -four had declined Is nd tho IGOR:
latye demand had ceased Wheat had declined "a pec.
Cd. Cotton unchanged. The sales of the wee. o"f
ed TO 65 900 bales. The demand good from the ira.
freely met by holders Rice 24s. 24s 81 and = "a,
mIand active. - :"
| There partial advance on the 18th In mddliny 49,
Of cotton Flour had declined Sd 10 Cd. Consols q aC
Sales Of cotton 18Th reached 5U00 bales at foil
The Africa brings "a passengers The steamship r..
! lin arrived at Cowcs on the 18th June '
The steamer Europa arrived at Liverpool ON the sh
The Turkish question exclusively occupied the ,u.n,
pf all parties. Accounts are extremely conflicting &c,
Russians determined 10 occupy if they have no, :
ready occupied The Danube provinces; which
France declares she will regard violating eXstng ,
lies The English government had not taken decided
80 has TRANSFERRED The latest news by telegram a.,
that Russia had accepted the mediation Of au.,riI
Russia's final u!,matum, insisting Mcnschko,,s :.
mands received at Constantlnope on the 9Th June
would certainly be refused by tie Sultan.
The English Iieet had Joined The French fleet in 2,
Bay On the Srh June The Russian fleet moved from Sch
topo TO the Cilcassiln coast.
The capture OF Nankin by the rebels is confirmed Chin,
Chez and Shanghai have been deserted by the popuace
Radezky has been authorized settle the difficulties
listing between Austria and Switzerland.
The uncertainty in political affairs had affected all II
markets.
Much excitement, exists Milan, and another insur
ton was expected Reports current that Napoleon
warned the Italian refugees not 10 attempt nsurrec
at present.
the arrival o! Russa's ul,ima:um which the Porte Il
doubtless refuse.
The reported mediation Of Austria believed 10 a
false.
The King of Greece still refuses the .cn:e,
Of imprisonment passed on Or. King.
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NEW YORK JuSE 30.-Sales OF lO0OO bbls, Sou,.r,
our nj 81 90 S. IL for Souhern-the article however
heavy Sales of corn at &C for mixed AMI IS cts for
Iow-and scarce Whea, firm al 81 IL a | 81.
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ETNIA ~PKINDS
HOT SPRINGS LINE From STAIN. kTN ~
kTOS To TIE HOT AND WHITE EaAn4&eIrS
SULPHUR SPRINGS PASSING BIZ TUE ESs1SS&s
BATH aLUM AND WARM-TfiROl Gil S1H1Tl|nII-
FROM RICHMOND TO THE HOT SPRINGS ~ I"o "a 81
Visitors ih- Springs. and c public generally are
Tuesday The 9Th Jgiy 1883 there viii Dc p!acf tls
ron Stanton White sulphur Springs L"S SCR:
Concord Co1chss: winch VII be rwcesy tuhs w.
ason leaving and the White phur iof ne ~
every Tuesday THURSDAY aca Saturday; and Iea ihs 'n
Tor those places the alternate days The nichi sane .
ton and The White Sulphur will be the Hot si''.,r
coaches will hee Sunday. Travellers who assi
OF this line will be conveyed with al! possbie cono'
un and without night travel 10 their place OF t,sh1 ne n
diou the III warky Iine Stage vii Dc ks =.
SPRINGS and also stanton. for the Accommodation
Passengers Tor Tie Hot Springs Will ae en;iued .oA
Tor The White Sulphur .,s ....-7st'
II Pe.s.n. .ho choose i.a.ToniIe ms iAe' WI -
pay through eHy S,q4,t.on. 80 ana - q
Fare siann'on ne Bath Alum Warn an W.
each IS 5 TO he White Sultaur IS from H.. s2n:,
sulphur a. 30 F~ Scots Apply SoocuGrts H' sto,GpE
ton. lho", <
Julyl-cH H't S;'r7Hs'' -
IA ANTED TO RENT. from the ln otiot e' eei rr,r..
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PAMUShk.i LAND.

'SNE parties Interested "sr for sae very desirable
and known Farm lIl, situated county OF KW:
PanuIke: Ryr atou, q miles nom RichmoL
miles from the CCE;Ta! Rail Road cpoI a. Iaro,r
House; adjoining The land. Mrs ieGrieia Nelson and
Ed contains about 40 moe IT., -
20 o this farm lat Land. subject 20 irt shes. ,us
for cultivation ard adapted 10 he q" al crops fai.e
s-c'n OF country sgscsptihr with u!lcInus
I:h Ea,- OF il sold ruya.ty. St-h
s he before TiGr-lly, the 25 DAY of AGga a.I
offered Tor a'e that day. lie nea. dis thereafter
pre-"
T. rms liberal. an! made kuo o n TIE day .
Mr Clayton. VIII" FenI- The Premises - -HJS Tie SAM
Per, uhesirEs 10 gufrhae.
ANY person wi.hn. 10 purchase privately commGacs
t' -u'-. FIBER. "n %ili e;ve such rlf *
or wth Nj Thomas DaInsy. yeas, Xii. Wiar ,t
Iuiy l-c1,wJ JAMES q p,Ht11---
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

FHNiE claimants h- Lucy Dickinson. eceas
Hanover county hereby canton all persons a:ains FADING
receiving ". bond TOR hundred Gtag-
Gated last January BY the virginia Cen;ra Rail Road COMPANY
siI Lnry Dickinson. Tor The hire OF her Lewis ult
liam the pescn year us) an supporting have
10 James B Clson. (n"rey enable collect tire.
special The -aiG Luc! Dickinson Tor thar purpose PAYNE
OF sad bond having been stopped tn Uc the Tr-alf-,
sab! Ran Road tonlTanv
All persons indebted tie said Lucy Dickinson, IN -ay man
Cautioned making payment any ,,-I.1M.
cel her legal representative hereafter 10 be asce:iaint
lnlu
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NOR SALE OF HEST-A = rse B.ics renemra -
at tie Wet e'j OF Cary
o; he Plank Road. y
The !oaer par Ui the building OCCUPIED
The upper gar; family ,.iieHc.. b, ilaId Alley
20 session gwen lew !a!s. Rem $50
apgfs:O rDLER A. COOK Ayr
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a-e1--s----s -z.s-ss - - -
10 TEACHERS.

'sNllE Trustees Of the Williamsburg Female Academy are
Of heflnsi'ncn on the first day Of October Ace!
L very prosperous condition. having numbered for as
years from siA:y Ia eit'! pupils and paying In ne
nearly si.GN Information subj ect II av ss 4.
reference an! citizen Tie place. The buildings are
iige and eoamoiiou$ AID we'll adapted the
school 4'n. been Constructed expressly that PURPOSE
twenty ,ouns ia:es The eounI aa:isi are
oh order The location hnc being he the old Caf
ana The place healthy any Eastern Virginia. tie
pose OF the Trustees 70 Keep iha Institution mas heen
iounia99 a enc o. high Grade Il ,ha,
iuctd WIN Present The school
Tie WI" be required 10 pay very moderate rent for e"
- ' ." : avg 49, "'' 'S 'e 'P o MecaS SI e
Williamsburg. Va. July /. lSj3-c2amiw
S-rhe National "icl.isencer j, requested copy
DISSOLUTION.
r5NuE CO artncrshIp heretofore between the su.cr
uneF he hsn OF IlAXALL q BROTHER. has e1p,4 !,
Richmond, July l. 1853 Is. iIAXALL
co-PAaTNERsHIP.
he undersigned have formed copaneIshIp under The
ilANALL x co. and Will eon:uc: the Milling bu.rnr, h.
'0's. s + y 'I Hsx.Ii
Richmond July !. ls53--2x WV II U.XtIL I
sOAk ltit., BAYLf = SlMMo have ju.; Isct,ss
ctts 10 which they ia"ic special attention.
Iaconei Mandeun Sleeves
Pun TO- 10
iacscolars
Eea IIonlion Collars
cs-es superior -u Linen
Lloen SaeeiiGs lo.; lid sot l2
Pillow lineu
k"nHg
PLAIN. ScoopeI nj embroidered HES Juy
AsLAsTING MD RIFLE POWDER AND san j
- ~ ~ SETte subscribers. cent. 10. mtEutat'l
have fer salc.
2tCp kegs Hlasn- Powder
900 40 K-ufucsy Rtge Powder 81
Al'"-bu.C+1 ICE, SAFETY Fuse
A. warranted OF the best quality
100 ob'-. Hydraulic Cc.icn.
July l-3t DAvrSpour ,ffESS co
4 CTS OF Is52-'3.-J " RAND1IEIi L.a 10; ....-
- Nl.an Grey. by Is D'!-raeiI. y P-5cc
The Monk, y .-wIs-25c
No 10 Bleak Iuusc-l
IGiy NJ PI;u,n's M,gisine-..Ic
Acts oi Assembly ej+ ~ 81. bound 81 -
Brother jonathan 70 jUly rour:lI-l2-. H., +
sHOR SALE OF. RESr-A Iarge B.Ics Tenem,a -
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The King of Greece still refuses the scn.e,
of Imprisonment passed on Or. King.
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'To THE PUBLlC.-THE IMPORTANCE OF A GOOD
taken witSesoa w the
plan as n ss rsss aos
ao%an s has yet STAINED
cal and expedious hand classes to oSailsnso tine
in this leading and branch Of Useful sduss
Young jus. entering upon his business nov,oi..
whether salesman ookkooper the Srst ana
N ns Of 1e
alH ne sspas them the rsPy
s sss ana
s1 sad Ssr.s
he cannot copy letter make invoice oil Up SI 81
aa s
.Gss rs H. win
for its IS details he mS: hold position Be-
perr a an n.oe...,. h'''
art the pen OF ready writer great dosideratum ~
the Of Lis IDEAS the time io.e
%Hss Z 70 ' any worth
SmTSntynvis The Opportunities Of profitable employ
compared with the Of slow and swRSard Des 70
ladies. elegant oush. to be m..t.r Of
sse Tst for
noIanee well few Of the opposite IS
ana II ss key her
careless cutivation Of her talents oSoi.ss
w s,. attend
ecf 20 s.nn, Who In thee days Of cheap
:pns e @ j. n
behind age and nsksy 10 ossrsas in'n1lns people
an Tssss are
IN IN , shS,s ss5,s
%s%ssddy i.nS .Ss: sss
utterly blind Tho cSsrscs msd Are
ohe public mem a%a and ss the
o. thousands Of pupils are the com
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, No go Broadway,
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yUANTEp--AT 20: SANDS STREET BRO9,hLhSi
ohambermad wages So Oc aud several Protestant sud
ratIaa riris for general homework Sc Also, farmer
and snrdener Apply early. N. B.-Employers supplied
with rcent wen recommended servants az this once
WV" N N. WALLACE.
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- -
REMOVALS.

@ BABcoCK, DENTIST FORMERLY WITH =: BAR
-. ton, will the first Of Nay 70 NO. Vnasn
place, corner of Fourteenth stSSot.
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EXTRA PAY.

nFricERs, MARINES, AND SAILORS OF THE
~ navy and officers and Of the service who
seryed in Pacific the coast Of California during the
Mexican war time from 1885 to 1852 entitled ~
extra paw Of the death Of the above the
heirs can obtain tho sainc. Address, or apply to
+. I. BELTS, s. Wall street. basement.
TINTED STATES NAvY-DoUBLK rAY.-ALL SEA
u and marines Who served In United States YES
in Pacific from June 1896 to February 1852
entitled double pay which thcy obtain by apply
ne ~ xGWNtG Is Wall street front ofca second hoor