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Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
L. BURNS AND BROTHERS.
General DRY Goods Merchants,
DEALERS IN PRODUCE.

"AVE constantly on hand large variety
IL of merchandise of all kinds at the most
reduced prices, embracing everything in the
line of Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery and
Tools, Queensware and Glassware, Iron Cas-
tings and Nails, Groceries, Liquors, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Liquors all the time at st. Louis cost.
~WANTED--Any quantity of Hemp, for
which we will pay the highest price.
Weston, Mo. s1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
JOB PRINTING,

OF every description, neatly and promptly
~ executed at this office, such as Cards, Cat
alogues, Circulars, Handbills, Programmes,
Pamphlets, Posters, Shop-bills, Blanks, La
bells, and every variety of Printing, executed
at short notice, on liberal terms
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20

j. HI. sTRINGFELLOyv M. ID.
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens of Atchison and vicinity.
Office in Squatter Sovereign building.
Atchison Feb. 3rd 1856
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
NJ. r. REvELy.

MERCHANT, Keeps constantly on hand
1sl general assortment Of Merchandise. suit
able for emigrants to Kansas, Oregon and Cali
fornia- Store On the Oregon road near Salt
Greek. sItf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20

ALLEN AND ROBERTSON,
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS
WILL keep constantly on hand every thing
w in their line, of the best quality, at such
prices that none can be dissatisfied.
Atchison, *. T. -Itf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
R.HCO.V! B.RCOV?!

THE subscriber has in Store, a large quanti-
ty of Bacon, and will keep constantly supply
of all kinds, cured by Stephen Johnson, of
Platte.
GEORGE T. CHALLIS.
Atchison. s3tf. 1855.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
W. r. DYER,

nj ERCHANT, has always on hard CON
IIl pIete assortment of Groceries and Prp-
yisioss at big Store Ia Gais Creek vasIeg. x<rf-
sas TerFitsFs. -.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-20
GRovEn AND Gnorn.

A TfOREEYS AND COUNSELORS At
"A Law, Real Estate AGENTS. Salt Creek
Failey, Kansas Territory 1T.
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On Friday, August JAxEs REID, ar.tlvs Of Scotland,

On Friday, August 3, JAMES REID, rstve Of Scotland.
His friends and sOqusinssnoes and those Of hi, SON
Geo Reid are invited TO attend the funeral To- ,r
afternoon, 1t two sfock the residence of his
sen, No 2.s ients avenue, between Twenty arst aud
On Friday morning, August 8, GEORGE, youngest son
Of Robert and Reoecea snseA sssd month"; and days
The relatives and frisnds or the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the fuutra his parents resi-
c.nce No. 81 Pihe slip this afternoon az half past three
O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, Friday afternoon, August 8, SARAH
JAsE, wre of Lieut.. Henry Wake, U. ). Navy.
her frienos, and those OF famy particularly
invited 70 after the iuoeral from her rcands resi-
oeDce, No. 10 Woughby street, tomorrow afternoon,
In Broo.lyp on THURSDAY, Angus. 8, ELLEN daughter
OF the late iliam Large aged Al years ana months
The i.nds Of the family invited 70 attend the fu-
Fulton avenue, this afternoon, a. four O'Clock.
AT his resdsDcs No 81 North Fourth street, wlisns-
JOHN HEAIr, aged 20 years and II months.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the mem
yted 10 attend the funeral his late residences
afternoon, At two O'Clock. HIS remains will DO
Inferred in Calvary s cs%ss.I x has.
But tits God that hath bsrsft Us;
He can all our sorrows heal
At Gravesend, l. on Thursday afternoon, August
. MAHY NJ vie Of Georg. Farmer, and daughter Of the
TIE funeral viii take placs from the residence Of Mr.
James W. Cropsey, Long sland At two o'clock this af
ssrroon ana carriages wiz BE- IN ats:ndAncs to convey
past three O'Clock .. which places the relstves and
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
On Friday, August 3, JuiIA ALMRA, infant daughter
Of Robert W. and Barbara Beach.
The ierds of the family invited TO attend the fu-
nera this afternoon, at three O'Clock, from the res
dence OF her parents, at Whitsstone, l. 1.
At Newark, N. j., on Friday, August 3, ALEXANDER
CRoIus youngest son OF John and Josephine Beatty,
aged year and months.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
grandfather, Alexander Beatty No los High street,
BCokyn, this aftt moon, at O'Clock.
At Norwalk Ct, August JULIA EVA, youngest child
Of George and Mary Catherine Patt aged months.
At Little Rock, Arkansas, on Sunday, June II, of
bilious fever Mr. JOHN GnrEoor formsry Of this city,
and recently Of Quogue, Long Island, aged 10 years
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On r,,r.a.x arsp,, q s4Rc.Esr Moons, widow OF
s.musi N.o,.' "a ~ ,ea, q months and II days.
Ihs frsnas 80 rsa.ivs. nvited 70 attend tho ia
r,r.I trer h.- .sisenc. No 20 Christopher street.
this morning, at nine O'Clock, g. ~, hsI
l ON Friday, August q, Para ~ fali, IN Inc oo'n yer
Of his age. .
me fanssal viii tai. uleos fro hs late real isnce No
II City Hall place omorrow al trnoon, az two o'cocs
Hs friends and aaantAnees are mast respectfully in
ytkd 70 attend
OF Friday morning, August g. Of S1csmptos, sANuEL
Mo1T Jr., 10 the zlat ysar 81 his age.
Ihs fareral ril taHs place tha tTi ~, from she re-
tiesnee Of his parent, No 2S3 W. " frenty'outth
street. Co.
PFSpt4roy Youngest daughter Of A. Woo tr1n aud Emma
p.ndIeton Brown sseA IS months szd 10 diys.
Its relatives and trends OF the family respectfully
m ,sd 10 attend ths fuusra from the Nsnce o. hsr
father No Great Jones street, 70 morrow afternoon,
At We O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Friday, August 3, ahBElA BkAtookf inlsht isn'
ter o. Thomas r and sussn htufses. -.
ne reafives and ffends Of tns family vespecfay
tpvd 10 attend the funeral without farther nsitston,
tsnorros Afternoon tw0 o'clock, from No 80 Droa'
way. :, -,...
On Ihussaay, August q o. consumption, Nj i,ARELr
kyAoH KfNG. In the 3Ith year OF her age
Yhiscel2kis papers p.eOs con-,
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Charles London Cordial Gln, Which has
been over Eve years in this country has no con-
nestson WITH or affinity to any other article advertised
~ :" London cordial gin.o
This gin distns especially for u.s. BY the oldest and
mort celebrated dstery in London and to aecure the
purity Of the article In bottled, scaled and labelled
nader the signature Of Mr.. Charles, without which
none il genuine.
CbArss' Ioncon cordial gin Is put up in square bot
Ties Of one quart the words "Charles London cordial
sh blown the glass; and ia packed in cases of two
asEeA each.
10 Astor House; Lsdiards, 4S3 Broadway II. Badeair
sel Broadway d. Y. Morse, ss5 Broadway; John Mitch
en- 3S1 Bowery and of druggists and generally
DE VENUGE 4 CHARLES,
158 Pearl street. Importers.
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voIFH's scmEDAM AROMATIC scnsAPPs,
medicinal dust drink solely ~ the pro-
DsSeter At his dls,iery at Sohiedam, IN Holaad az
snaper distilled from the best barley that eaa % Sc
bsssd in Europe at any coat. IL 10 favored and msai-
safea, sot by tho common harsh Gerry, put ~ the
sAsice botanical variety Of the arostio ltaan Jan-
~ berry extract Ia diti,od aaa iee
6Aed sprtuous solvent and thus II Dc 'onss
sercentrat-d ttnsturs OF exquisite flavor ana aroma
altogether trans lite cordial and ned cna prop
any ale stimulant no IN use In the world
u has been submitted to nearly all the hrst chemists
and nh Of United Sfaep who endorse it ovsr
their swn OK the great essentials OF the
lnAsena nsdica. 1t prescribed WITH great sue
ss in gravel gout rheumatism, distractions Of bad
q. snakdneys and for dy spspsia It has no superior
Gssssr druggists continue TO sell tbs scAnspps
anAer the Liquor law according to the opinions Of
Ne Hon. r. J. Dillon, Counsel to the Cooperation A.
0Aksy Hail. District Attorney, N. Y w. Gerard, ED,
Judgs Beardslsy aniel Lord, Esq and George Wood.
MAYOR Wood Of New YORK; In mis- proclamation to the
Delse June 20, confirms their opinions.
Several courts in this State have decided that the
ssAsapps does rOt under the prohibition being
nssseo article Persons purcnasing should be care
1a they get the genuine the whole State Is flooded
with mutations. The word schnspps belongs exclusive
y TO my article AL others coanterfss and imposi-
60Ds the public Pat up In quart and pint bottles.
For sale by al the grocers and druggists.
UDOIPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
ID, 20 and 20 Beaver street, New York.
rs South Front street, PHILADELPHIA.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN NCERY-ADvERrTsEMENT TO LEGArEE5
and next of kin Cause, petition under the Court u
Chspcery (Irelapd), Regulation act 1850, sss. l5.
In the matter Of Thomas Ryan, VIM. Duane, and
Mary Anne Dunno, bis wife, Timothy Calvin, aud Eliza
BETH bis wife, con.nusd In the names OF Thomas Ryan
Vim. Dune Timothy Calvin, and Elizabeth, hts wife,
petitioners; Mary Ryan and Wm Ryan respondents
hereby require all persons claiming 70 be pecunisry
leaatess Of james Ryan late Of the town OF ruamors
In the Kings county Ireland under the viii OF the said
James Ry (~ho died in Tuatnore Aforesaid, in the
year 1885, and the bequest thersia To the relatives
rot namsd In his viii and all persons claiming 70 Be-
such relatives before the 2lst day OF september
next, to furnth in writing TO Mr. John Taylor Of No.
ll6 Ora fton street in the city Of Dublin ireland soil
cisor, statement Of their claims respectively and Of
the nature and amount and particulars thereof and 70
In before at my chambers, Inns quay, In the
city Of Dublin before ths 2t day OF september
next and proceed to prove the ssms Dated this 7th
day Of July, 1855.
VIM. BROOKE Master In Chanc.ry.
JoHs TAYLOR, solisitor for petitioners, lilo Grafton
street, Dublin ireland.
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ITO sournfRNERs. DRINKERS OF oNGREss Wa

We are reliably informed ,aA, mineral waters, under
ne nAme OF .s.rategA eater, .Lts, uadsr thA
maine OF "SsrAtoga salts, are extensively Imposed
upon ihe public In tbs soutn-rn and sa1,h v,stert,
states where persons huyDy tb-ss articles desire and
think they are purchasing Congress water a. where
az at saratoga OF all kinds from Cuu-
grsss down 70 ditch water saa tie articles inpo,sa n,
this manner on the pubhe mostly ARTIFICIAL sos.
pogDss entirely worth often esugs,ous 10 psr
so6k desiring OF Congress water the ssct Of
thsm being entirely different mon th.t Of tn. s.aui.s
Congress water, irqusnliy producing srpiHg pains,
vertigo, &c sometimes resulting In serious prI meat
eifculties by wsAi.nibg the digestive pc asd fs
,iroyng the tone OF ths stomach .ad bowels o';sn
dcrsg mild case OF dyeprpsis lncura ye--ths effect
being wise different frp that producsd by sahns
cathartcs dissolved in orcnsry safer, While boagr.ss
any case, however cebntatd too psteat may be, it
bssg tonic A. we'll as cGrat~. The Congress sprns,
10 vsil knowD, IL the spring which, during rrty three
years pssh has built up tine reputation OF sarsoss,
yet some have COMPOUNDED b. name OF the rpras with
that OF the plsce-thus anofdirs tho OPP rtany FOR
ssndiers TO oiAt thissA upon thu public
the strength Of the reputation obaia BY III. Congress
spring Ia long Aeriss OF y-srv the injury tAra IN
dct.d upon the pu bic and osrse v.s - doubls for ON
taking those spur iour articles sDd bDarg either 81
feet or injurious enscts from THAR uss they In failure
refuse the genuine Congress Water snpposns sha. thsy
have already tried It, IL not susisnt gasrsass Of
its g.nunsrers that is in bottles and boxes hessnx
oEf names as tho old bottles snf boxes are grseitiy
bouabt up by sonnt.fietefs FOR the purpose OF GinG
them attn their vsiusls.n article ana selling ,t n eos-
grssf or sarAtogn water bus oa OF those you rely
en-consrsss Water aud nSe o,hsr-and be certain
that ihe cork branded tes cork OF every battle
OF genuine Congress Water, VIZ. 1Jonsress Wstsr-C
1919 wtiboet these worts a. ID vala~lsss, dagger
Gus counter cit Az 20 tbs compounds called Saratoga
powders faraoga salts dc Icy ara cot only vlusess
but Injurious not possessing tho yrtaen Of The
common ssdiia powders OF tho sbsps That !. " I'm
potsible 70 form Congress water srtncally have ha
authority 81 the celebrated chemist Sir Humphrey Davy,
A. follows" IL 10 impossib. 10 resombins the ingrs
dlcnt - make article u squA quality, the 81
fects Of which viii Be the The natural water
On writing US, will ssnc yoa Il Of prices sizes aud
packages; and by ordering IRON u direct, snelosog
draft Tor the amount ordered have II t,s.y for.
wsrdsd 20 any part 81 th- world We reerlte cur eau
ton 10 buy the genuine coBTss Water only, o. rsia-
bic psraons and 10 examine he etering OF ,hs cork
brand. CLARKE X WHIT,
Congress Spring, Saratoga Springs and ~ Thames street.
New York city.
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EsTAUn,sTs.

- osIING's NEW AAEhICAS FaENCH, ASD car.
W man rsseAIrant moved from ~ Naftsa stfsst.
70 900 nroaavsy, between Daans and Peafi streets
ortn every osy the week for breakfast dirafr AMI
supper, from "a. u. too N. The tAae nocsra.s
enArz,s vn prevail vhieh h.vs Dlee al s.tasnshent
20 popular thropghou. n. United htatss.
J.. COSTING, Proprietor.
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RuahtOn's Puse Soda Water.-Soda Water
AxnkeIs cannot be too nj 10 obtaining it from
liable source. There cannot any pure or bet
tsr than that prepared by at stores, corner Of
Broadway and Barclay street, under the Aston House.
and AT Broadway, Of Canal street, where
PIE my block tin fountains exposed for the iDsasc
ten Of the public the frat and only ones used IN tns
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n,AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers, regular m. stps Of the iastita.ion VII
b. held In tho Council Chamber Of the Great W.SwAm.
Monday evening, the 9th inst.pt al hall "a hour
a<r the setting Of the General aud punctaL At
tendance IL requested Hy or -,
LoRENzO B SHEPARD Grand sIsbsn.
srIrnrs DuHYrA, necrstsTy
Manhattan season 81 fruit eighth moon, year of
discovery 3o3 Of 30 Add Of tbs na,ation
the 9th,
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PAllId Aguc Faces!! Regain the Bloom OF
health by using the San toote to Malaria - called
ARhodss' Fever and Ague Cure.n 1t has never failed
And the certificate of the celebrated che MIST Dr. j. r.
CAilton, Accompanies each bottle. GEORGE II. BATES,
wholsaeagent lo3 Water street and for sale by q. H.
Ring, G. v. Clickener L. CO.. G. Wells Co. Bro0klJn
Mrs. NJ. Hayes, and druggists generally
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On Wednesday, ISuui =, ~ the rev. III. sermiiye,
Mr. EDwAEp Leroy nhA, OF gov raven, u, 70 Mes
Is,s,Ii Gp.HAn sts az, daughter Of the late Dr. VIM.
l. Sinners, OF this city. , -
On THURSDAY. July ~. - aievn nosey, asy.
EDWARD STRsTroS, Of ', nlss n<1uAhhi,
daughter Of George Whi - 19' u 1h' CIV
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0Asehelor's HAIR Dye, Wigs and vouposs-
- nes> in the world Nina private rooms for applying
- uansallsd dye. Beware Of limitations; they result
d rAieaIe The l1rseet stock Of wigs aud toupees In
Anseiea, whOlsssis and retail, at RATCaELOR'S 238
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Whaslxers and Moustaches Forced 70 Grow
b si1 weeks by my ongusnt which win no. s.an in
jnsc the skin. u q ootte Sent TO any part Of the
country. G. GRAHAM, 5S5 Broaiwsy; Zsioee, A
eeuth Third freet Philadelphia; Briggs, 81 State street,
ANapy.
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Balm OF Thousand Flowers-For Heautlfy.
hg the oDplexon ana eradcating all tan, pinpies or
seklea from tie FErRIDGE co. FranklE SO are
New York. For sale by c. II. RING, Broadway, and all
Arppaiats.
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Hair Dye Worth Having, aud only ShlI-
lngs box HILLS improved instantaneous dye for
black brown does not change, and has unseemly
hue. seld applied at No. ! Barclay street and 45
lassAu atreet.
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TaiioHs and Seamstresses, whose Eyes have
bsrsme weak from excessive use, may have them
strengthened by applying to Drs BLAIN LAMOGR, 732
Brsaewsy, and VIII be charged according to their ,ty
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TrO LEr-TIIE DWELLING PART or HOUSE NO lsi
l. Grand street, ono flock east Of BrQGw1y. rhs
apartments consist OF SEss entire aoorr ali
IN psrfsc. condition. Croon and gss In tho house.
quire Of BACON a RAVEN, 1856 Grand street.
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Prof Lawrence Heid's Sulphur Remedy in
DaYrheA, cholera nfsntum ard cholera. THIS has
when all others have failed Treatment Of disc
on chemical principles by Dr. REID, IS West Twenty
seventh street.
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TUE "PAKIRIDGkn HAvirG FLOWN fRDh Irj
u oN quarters l5b BuAS. ttf~st, ssd settled N 10
Ess, No 81 wAer street, And feeling thanh tai for
the liberal patronage bestowed spsn At the old stAad
by Ito numsrouA friends spd acquaintance, would so
br.t continuance Of the tame q, ia rs.li,4es.
DAVID r. CRAY Proprietor.
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ID O0Ms 10 LET-A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT
III children occupying artt elass house, wish 10
rent the seH nd hoor 70 sebtsmsn without board The
house is pleasantly situated half way between South
and Wsh street fsrries. Apply 1T 1T Henry street,
koOklyn.
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DART OF A MODERN HOUSE TO LET-So 25l
West Thirty fourth street, containing gas and Ok
lures, bath, water closets and laundry, and /. newly
painted convenient 20 stages and cars from four -
rooms rent low, 10 small family references exchAng-
ed. Apply on the premises.
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nFFICE TO LET HALF OF FRONT OFFICE IN Ss.
~ cond story Franklin Building, l95 BroAlssy, cor
OF Dsy street very desirable location Tor almost
ilght business purpose. Apply TO Waterbury, Josslry
Company on the premises, or At No. IL Nssey street
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CAIIORs' BOARDING HOUSE TO LRT.--THE PHRRf.
- slcry brick house and ttore No az West street
this IA very faro opportunity for profitable invest
ment. Apply At AZ Wet street.
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ID ART or HOUSE 10 LET, 70 A SMALL FAMILY
II also furnished room TO let. Rsfersncss required
Apply At lCS Greene atreet between Prince and spEng
stretts.
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TT NiTED FREkMAk'B LAND ASSOCIATION, 10 D.
~ regular citing Of this association viii 10 hsl
On tuesday evening, August lsbs al O'Clock r. n
- l7e Jorasnon street. Brookiya. All msmsefs are
be soic that srsainE ~ oresr Of the Assc7 tiop
WILL ~ AACkEY, Secretary,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

yrHE InEKILN 0A2.- FOR PORTRAIT AND LIFE OF
this eccsn nitric aractor caricatur~s OF fashionable
batbers Ut Newport Otoelo comicsy illustrated, and
amutpg reading matter, New YORK Plea OF this
week. Price cents and sold every where
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no IET.-THE TWO STORY BMCK DWELLING
Il house, No Ii Walker street woald be lessei for
nnfsctuIng purposes, 10 very desirable tenant lat
Ia 1O7 20 feet Apply to l.. Is. Blnssc ~ John street.
between b and d o'c!ocS Il. NJ
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CT0RE TO LET--N0. Is Ann STREET, BETWEEN
- Nassau street and Broadway, a good location for
any hind Of business Rent $500 per year possession
Immediately. Inquire on the premises.
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III River terrace, Hohshsn a, three minutes' walk OF
ths ferry, commanding beautiful vss OF the bay and
city Of New York. with bath, gas hot and cold
h., 10 families OF tho Arst responsibility only Inquire
At The Office Of Second and Hadson strsets Ho
hoken, Of EDWARD MARTIN.
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HOUsE TO LET, OR FOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS
III three story brown stone front house. II tssnty-
sxth street few from sixth avenue with all the
modern improvements bathing rooms, water closets,
hot and cold water ana gas throughout the house ~
been painted thoroughly, and is in the bes. order
Wan la let lease roqure1, 10 good tenant. APP
ply 70 VIM. Paul Al Cortlandt street or Mr. Gregory
$3.50 sixth avenue.
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ITO IEr-1HE SPACIOUS LOFTS OF STORE 81 NASSAU
street. opposite the Post OHce Beautiful location
for an importer commission house. Ken. o. 500.
Apply to X q. FAIRCHlLD CO., on the premises.
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fINhk NEW YORK, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LONDON
4 Telegraph Company have chartered the splendid
s,eAn,hp JAMES AIGEk, 1900 IONA, Capt Turner, and
shs VIM save pier No North river Tuesday mssning,
Augu,t7, at ~ o'elocs for Hal,ar Cans Bretoa and
NEWFOUNDLAND. rtIEa toofER, Prsstdsnt
IT Durlinw alp.
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y/ETA PsI-IHE EIGHTH ANIMAL CoSvESrioS on
II the Ists Pet Frsternity AL D. held Al Hartford,
c., Ia. l4tb, 10th and lc,h ~ AcsuHi. os.tH-Rsv
G H. stiilmas Foe,-A,a noId, R.q. fal s'tsnt-
anee az delegates AID members from ils several chap
tors 10 Particularly rsqussbd
IN CHAPTER ~. y. rsfvE1elrY
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II OsT-A SMALL BLACK AND WHITE BITCH IL A
IL King Charles spaniel has very long ears answers
TO the name Of Bssuty. Any returuing tbs above
DOG to LIE FORT, sOUfER & NEPHEW I82 south street
will be literally rewarded.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEy u. \. E0sERrsoN WILL PaEACH IN HE
Ii Westmfr ster Chapel, of -ixtn avenue and
fort,th street, 10 moiros Afternoon ~ 81 o'clock,
ana thereafter every Sabbath, At the usual hours.
CPIRIfUAIIsM.-W. 8. COURTNEY. TUE DI5TIN.
- suisbec lecturer ana author OF Pttsburg Pa, viii
occupy the dssk at In Stuyvesant Institute $50 Bsoad
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