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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17
SECOND BOARD.



AsHKs.-19o bbls. pearls we're sold at IS.
BREADsrUFFs.-Flour-The market for common and
good grades fell off about 12c. per bM. The sales en-
braced about 1000 5000 bbls, including common to
good and choice State at 80 81 90 as % 12 % so
for grades little better than common or extra: West
ern Co. do At 80 90 80 75 and fancy to extra do at
$40 $40 Is. Canadian, 1900 bbls) at sl0a ST.
Southern, goo bbh) at $40 Is . sll Is for infe
rior TO choice brands, and Sill 81 So. Msal-aoo
bbls jersey were sold at IS o6k IS 12h Wheat was
without change in prices, but the market quiet.
CornThe sales embraced about SO 600 bushels Wesern
mixed, ct $780, 81 o. with small lots white at 81 10
was nominal vsrs Il % UsE rye
and lower closing at $780, eoc for good State and heavy
COTfEB-sales Of 900 bags Java were made at 14e 500
600 bags Rio were sold at about 1895 $50 do Lsguay-
n, at leAc and 100 ST. Dominso, at ego.
being M IN s which ws1o
1,Gee bales, while prices continued Arm.
FNiGHI-There was more corn offering. and rates i'm
5d, chiefly in bu with some lots reported in ships
bags and about 1000 bales Of cotton at H. There WAS
shes veg. engaged a. la s
fsIlea, "a 4; lsU , ss: ,s:n 4
NAVAL s7oRrs sales 500 Sbis spirits turpsn.ns we're
At as :. .n 80 -
and new DO us and new prime ct SIS. Beef also
firm, and In good demand, with sales 800 hbls. ct old
prices Beef hams IN fair supply and dull ct Sl5 TO S2
and 30 bb. Of railroad beef sold at $40 so. Baeon-
.s; 9.a: S long
made at ne. to 7Zc. for shoulders, and 9Xc to
l0hc. for hams. Lard 400 to 500 bbls we're sold at
10ke to 10zc.
RIcE-There animation In tbs market the
sales having reached about 800 to 200 bbh. At 6kc
TO &C., with rome lots strictly prime reported az 8sc
The market was considered Armer at the close
sPlcrs.-Ahout 60 bags pepper were sold at loc. In
bond, months bags cloves In bond at 12c In bond
months 30 do pimento at Ice. cash. cases nut.
negs at e2h G. and 500 mats cassia at 40e
SUGAR The transactions moderate but vrices
were teady TIE sales embraced 900 to 400 hhds Cubs
muscovado At 51c to 6e.
12c. N -
WHISKY The sales embraced about 400 200 bb,s
Ohio and State ut 35c. q 35kc. 'e'
Wool We notice less doing this week In vool--the
tsles Of foreign have been shtparsulars not trans
[ired. No saes Of fleece. Most OF the old pulled has
been sold, and lambs wool commands 3oc. to 3ic.
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We learn from the Portland Advertiser that the cty
police Of Portland seized the 18th inst seven sus
picious looking -four barrels which being landed
from the schooner Il y. Lewis from New Yotk; and
upon examination hftytws gallon demijohns Of IL
qucr dlscovesed snugy sto ssd within thsm The
liquor removed TO the lock up and 81 last accounts
Was Awaiting claimant.
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iscsisa mag b secured terms favorable 70 ths con-
pany ID also fsveraby knswn already sse Of tie
olaest established and best ferries the RIVER snA
Of tbs best points for reaching tbs great CAKsrnA
TRAN.
rhs statement embraces, fer - can ossot them,
an the views put forward b. the oeamttss and THAR
publication wi In ny opinion, 30 interesting TO ysur
readers. H.S
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY, June l6-6 Pm.
Tho stock market VI very irregular this n,ra
ing. Quotssioas for Soma Of Ne most prominent
stocks show IN ADVANCE, whils others STOW de-.
cline. Thsre Sese large sales Of each description,
and the quantity Of stock 06ixng appears to DO
daily Increasing. At tho FIRST bard to-day CAlifsr
mia 7's advanced per cent; Tennessee 6's, IL; Mis-
souri, SIS, l; Cleveland and Toledo DIV. boads l;
Illinois Central bonds, 1; Pennsyivanis Coal Con-
paay, i; Michigan Central Railroad, II; Cleveland
and Pitsaburg Railroad, 7; GAieus and Chicago, 1.
Cumberland Coal do lined per cent; NeS York
Central Railroad, IL; Erie Railroad, I; Reading
Railroad, !; Hudson Railroad, 1; Cleveland and
Toledo, l. The falling or In New York Central
and Erie Is attributed to ths competition existing
beeweea the two companies relative to passenger
tIafac. What they lose the travelling community
viii gain, and We are therefore, mot disposed 10 dad
much fault with the management Of either comp any
1t Ia Q fair fight. Reading was little heavy this
morning, SO far "a prices were concerned.
The steamship Warrington, from this port for
Southampton and Brsmen to-day, carried out
$l25, 6ls in specie.
At the second board the market WAS unsettled.
Prices were, however, pretty well sustained Read.
Ing Railroad fell OF 1 per cent. The reported In
crease in tonnage has undoubtedly had depressing
influence upon prices. Cleveland and Toledo de-
clined per cent Erie and Central advanced q
fraction.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's
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CLOTHING, 60,

EAST OFF CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
~ whued-The highest price gwen and pAid ear
money. snsmsn wishing 70 dispose cf siohns ola
seSd quality Tor sssl csoh are reaussssd .
erasge Nfsso.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVMRY DAY.
BILLIARDA

WE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE STOCK OF NAHo.
fry o.h and rosewood billiard tables with our newly
feathers at che lowest cssh price 0RiTFiTH DECKER
billiard table makers, 30 AVN street.
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Land warrants are coming into the market freely.
The demand them, however, 10 such enable
to pay 81 81 per and TO all orders at 81 10 per
Most Of the warrants that into the market
Of the denomination Of 100 and leo acres owing to the
fact that there will be 40's and the new sos
have not yet made their appearance We would Impress
parties who send warrants for sale wsh the impor
lance OF having the assignments made in exact accord
ance with the form prescribed BY the Department at
Warrington, as the slightest informality may cause
their rejection. Those who desire tho forms OF assign
nent may have them gratis by addressing By mai
otherwiss also, forms Of application for obtaining
waTrants.
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yI,o CHARTER FOR ExCURSIoNS-AN ELEGANT
i frat class steamer splenddly FURNISHED with all
veniences pleasure parst Apply the once OF ALEX
Nj. G. SMITH, NO aSs Wess stsss hstv,sa North As0ts
and Beach streets
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FURNISHED RooMs.-THREE OR FOUR SINGLE
gentlemen wanted 10 occupy the first floor Of aud
handscms furnished house. very large airy open
ing on vns covered pasSa snsrdng perfect comfort dug
weather; also, single TO let well furnished
Apply ~ y Wooster street, near CARAl.
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CURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-To A GENTLEMAN
and wife, or two single gentlemen private family
without board; psrior and bedroom adoinns on frs
oor newly furnished with bath house. and hot
Of Wasbipston.
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LIIRsT GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
~ of the safe and commodous double engine ssesmss
leave pier foot Of King street. on Tucsdsy June 81 7
o'clock; Hammond street at 81 Brocme street. Ssst river
81 pier No North river ut 9 Fishink tackle and bait
furnished on board. L. n. GROVER, 1es Broadway ur
stairs.
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JNLEoANT APARTMENTs.-Two SINGLE GENTLE
~ men, who enjoy quiet and elesny home, In . small
" furnished roems at reasonable The house ia new
Haa Twelfth "''S :"
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ExcURsIOVs.

TxcURsIoN TO THE FISHING BANKs.-THE
~ steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt Anderson, formerly
captain o. the steamer Laura Knapp will mako trip every
gay n Sns ween sunday. excegsed leaving Amos street ss
st s and pier j. T., - O'clock. eotilion band WIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

E0R FEHING BANKS.-THE SEA sTEAMER MHR-
curry, Captain Richard Yates, viii leave for the Ash-
has svey day. touching ~ Fort Hamilton each way,
s.lost II; Dssess, street, 4 y c.slsria: Esst..
y Pier NO Nerth river 81 A. n. Fishing tackle
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E'0R CoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON.
steamer N0RwALK viii commence be. regular trips.
Pier foot Of Amos street, ~ % A. NJ. 2 and sA r T.;
pier Got q spring street. ~ NJ aad lah and 81 r NJ
Coney leland last trip ct exp NJ Fare 70 Consy Island
dram
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poARDlNg.-A LADY IS DESTROYS OF LETTING
- TO gentleman and his wife and bedroom with
hcard ALSO few single gentlemen DO accommodated
with pleasant with all The comforts home the
frat ssss heuss "a West Fourteenth street. between Filth
sixth Broadway and Fourteenth
pass the dsor and convenient 70 Sixth and
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40 PEARL STREET.-IMPORTED WOvE COR.
ftC sets-Mrs STONE bsgs to call the attention Of the
which for neat style cannot % .sd Ms
cell them at prices which defy composition As there
large quantities of In the city offered French
dies respectfully invited to call examine before
5hR elsewhere Pearl stroot.
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH TO
ID procure handsomely furnished pArlor and bedroom,
ON second floor in house with all the modern improve
merits and pleasantly situated with breakfast for gentle
Brooklyn staten Island. Address G. H Broadway Post
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VVEBD's FAMILY MOURNING STORE WILL OPEN
W. on Monday, June % piece: Grape maretz superior
WEEDS Family Mourning Store 400 Broadway four doors
below s. Nicholas Hstel
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tho river i wider than At the two points above but has
solid face Of rock in the bu6, and is therefore, to
' second, a issJ. almost exactly tn. Stat.
line.
s1s .ss s:: .s.Ss Il IS .. ct old Fort K''r'
A . question simply for the constructing engineer,
there u little difference between these two places
question: as far as the purposes Of the company are
concerned, being In the hands Of man who endea
vorns 70 build up town solely ~ matter Of speculs
ton and have not Il ID thought, very extended view
concerning the future OF the country nor
the eispostion ability to carry out such views they
commercial town. to be built up in connection with
the Pacific railroad must not only 1t 10 said be in the
hands Of Eastern mem who By their connection direct
ness OF such road, win have permanent and abiding
interest In the substantial prosperity OF the town. and
Dc, also, men Of liberal views and expanded minds, ca
psbe Of conceivng and carrying cut line Of policy
threugh alcng series Of which shall 70 the
lasting welfare Of the town, the adjacent community,
mittss have ssectsd the location Know a. Bennstts
Ferry, for the following more immediate prachss con.
sdsratons 1t very nearly opposite the State line,
river snsrss om the Sas on the opposite side Of the
river some seven miles Distant and thereby furnishing
favorable point for grading down line Of road from
also presents equal indsesmsnts to any other point
the river, being high and dry above foods II gives
straight without any dstour along the state line
near the ns Of the Dvds between the waters OF the
Plat aud Kansas rivers.
The location 4 . intended % occupy for the town is
whole extremely favorab, being high and healthy.
II Is Aasked above and below By tracts OF the richest
bottom land In the country containing from twenty to
valleys or the Little and Big Nemahsw rivera which
comprise the most fertile best bered and best vatsr.
cd positions Of the Territory snd are well adapted to
that tbs members have selected q location combinnr
the best natural and local advantages to be found IN
the sssrtsv They have the assurance Also that tAs
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MANTILLAS AND PARASOLs.-
VI sOo lace trimmed ma ntillss 2ss great bargain.
l1Q brocaded parasols, 80 worth double. =
o green and black brccaded parasols, 8s worth l6s
Our stock OF these goods 10 unusually large
also crspe and printed shawla
Our season having been Short By TIE building off
sever Catherine street. compelled to make great
sacrihce to nabe dispose Of before the sch
sfJuly. Call early and procure the rst selsctioss
JUST CLAPP,
land 70 Catherine street, corner Of Monroe.
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BOARD DOWN TowN.-GENTLEKEN AND THEIR
ID wives, also SINCE gentsmen obtain good board
and comfortable apartments by applying ct No.
Broadway the large white house opposite Bowling Green
Tranaieht boArdere taken.
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GUNNER FRENCH woyE CoRsETs.-NRs. GAYNoR
has just received BY the Atlantic Of her css
hYaed French Lyons
for hsr Of an exceedingly light conss and beautfuly
each corset Her prices only half those usually
charged while for and elegance fitting her French
wove eorsets are confessedly unsurpassed. QAYN0R,
Importer, 40 Third avenue near Tenth street.
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CHINA, CHINA, CHINAl

CHINA, CHINA, CHlNAI
~ s.. FOWLER a. co. (store in Odd
NIs Fellows Hall, Seventh street have just COM
pieted opening large assortment of CHINA QUEENS
WARE and GLASS, making their stock ut this time
equal to any in the country consisting, in part as
follows, viz:
China Dinner, Dessert Tea, and Breakfast
Sets, and detached pieces such as Fruit Bas-
kets, Compoters, Casserofes, ornaments for
dining tables and Punch Bowls
India China in dinner and tea sets, and detached
Iron Stone China, decorated flowing blue, and
white dinner, tea, breakfast and toilet sets
and detached pieces, in every pattern and
shape
Also, in great variety
Dresden, Terra-cotta, Parian, and French China
Vases Gard Receivers, Jewel Stands
Candlestcks, Motto Cups and Saucers,
Mugs, Pitchers, dc.
GLASSWARE, rich cut and engraved
Crystal straw, stem, and pressed Gobets
Champagnes Wines, Cordials, and Tumblers
Finger Bowls, Water Bottles, Spoon Holders
Toilet Bottles, Cologne Bottles, Globes
Lamps, rich and plain Decanters
Cut and pressed Bowls and silvered Bowls
Solar, ETHEREAL, Hall, and Side Lamps
Candelabras, Girandoles, rich and plain Casters
Britannia Coffee Urns, Tea Sets, covered and
Pitchers, Punch and Molasses Pitchers
Fine Cutlery and Albata Forks, Spoons, de-, of
the most approved and latest patterns
Also, Block Tin Coffee Urns, higgins, Teapots,
With an endless variety Of goods not named, which
we respectfully invite strangers and citizens to call
and examine before purchasing, elsewhere:
Storekeepers and country merchants will find 1t TO
their advantage TO buy Of u.s. as facilities are
equal to any other importing house in the United
States, and we are determined TO sell as low.
N. b. Goods carefully put up for the country by
an experienced packer, and delivered free of charge
In any part Of the city.
feb 2-Staw4wif
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DIED.

Al AlexandrA, Va, on the Esd instant, Mrs JUN
AosD. wife Of VIM d. Acken, Of Washington, d. G.
IN the 6Sth year OF her age.
On the a5th instant, Of consumption, JOANNA Mon
RAslrr In the a2d year of her age.
Al his rcsidenoe, IN Georgetown, ID. O., on Satur
day evening the Gath Instant after severe illness
In the esth year of his age, Mr.. wALrKR Ssoor.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited Il
sstend bis funeral from Christ Church, this Monday
afternoon, &C o'clock.
On the xath instant after lingering Illness which
she bore with christian fortitude' Mrs' SARAH SIMON
relsct q The late Thomas Simon, aged IS years
Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully In.
yited 70 attend her funeral from the residence OF her
SISTER, hrs- Hughes, corner Of Second and streets
this Monday evening. al o'clock.
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BY ROTHWELL n BROWN,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED
i Property. On Thursday, the first day of Feb.
ruary 1855 shall sell in front of the premises near
the steamboat la ding at o'clock, p. NJ at public
auction by virtue of deed of trust dated November
Is, 1852 and duly recorded in Lber j. A. s. No. ST.
foos $685. S7l, all that lot of land designated as lot
No. 81, in square No. 1927, according to Lawrence's
subdivision of portion Of said square, with all the
alley privileges, buildings, and improvements con-
sisting of valuable brick tenement. plat and de-
scrpton of the lot with its dimensions and contents
will be exhibited at the sale.
Terms of sale: 500 cash within three days after
the SALE 5000 in nine ntbs, and $3.50 in twenty-one
months the balance in two years deed to be given
and deed of trust taken TO secure the deferred pay
ments. All conyeyancing at the expense of the pur-
chaser. A. ROTHWELL, Trustee
~ The above sale is postponed to Thurs
day, the 18th instant, same hour and place.
A. ROTHWELII, Trustee.
R0THWELL BROWN.
1eb z-eotd Auctoneers.
10y The above sale is further postponed
to Tuesday, the third day of April same hour and
place. A. R0THWELL, Trustee,
R0THWELL BROWN,
feb l6--lawtd Auctioneers.
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by j. G. Mcclure, Aucti0neer.
UyRUSTEE,S SALE of House and LOT.


j On Tuesday afternoon, February Goth, at A
o'clock, by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August
8, 1854 and duly recorded October "a, 1854, among
the land records for Washington county, ID. c., I
shall SELL at public SALE in front of the premises part
OF lot numbered ], in square numbered $50, com
mencing for the same on New Jersey avenue 1913
feet inches northwardy Of i street, thence at right
angles from said avenue 80 feet; thence due west
feet thence duo north feet nchesi thence due
east feet; thence due north 20 feet thence east 2S
feet thence along said avenue southwardy Is feet
inches, to the place of beginning, together with the
improvements thereon. being u two-story Frame
House.
Terms Of sale; All conveyancing at the expense of
the purchaser and the terms to be complied with
within five days from the day of sale; ON failure
thereof the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
premises at the risk and expense of the delinquent
purchaser. JOHN Y. D0NN Trustee.
j. @. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
ssW- The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
March goth, same hour and place.
JOHN Y. DONN Trustee,
j. G. MCGUIRE,
feb 20--2aw&d Auctioneer.
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tF-Hir Colin Campbell, a very gallant cavalry
officer has been appointed next in command under
Lord Raglan In the Crimea On the event Of Rag.
Ians death or removal, Campbell would succeed TO
the chief command. lie is only msjor-geueral, and
u thus put over the head Of Sir Richard England,
who u lieutcnant-gcneral.
rS-Count Dc Montmirail, an habitue Of the Paris
Bour.c, has been sentenced by the Court Of Cor
rcctional Police 10 six months imprisonment and
fSoo hnc, Cor circulating flse news and ca'umnics
against the Emperor.
sx-In y. ", Saturday morning, David Piser, a
Pra-sisn, 90 years Of age, who boarded at the
public house 20s Fulton street, committed suicide
W hanging himself In his bedroom. lie attached
h.ndkerchlcf 10 bis neck, and getting in chair,
suspended himself 10 peg In the ceiling, In which
condition he was found by the chsmbennsid.
gr-Doroshy Wordsworth, sister Of the late Poet
Laureate, erpired Al Rhyda Mound on the 18th
ult, IN The s5th year Of her age. She was herself
po~tess 81 no mean pretensons, and assisted her
brother IL many a hts compositions
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And take Nsdscfres Prepared by Regular
Physician Only.
A f.is carsa..cossSs' Cod. Consumption,
Group, whooping- Cough, Liver Complaint, Dyspcp-
sis, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Scrofula, and all
skin Eruptcns, rever and Ague, Bilious Fever,
,ioss flIss ssrs and ws.i Eyss RSsans.i.m, nosrt
Disease, Pslpltation, Neuralgia kidney and Bladder
Aasesioas DruPsy, Failing ofths Womb. and Female
ID. o. =. Ro-e,. celebrated Family Medi-
cines arr NE result q thirty years practice In Phil
adsphia- His prescriptions for each complaint,
and have bcen well tcsscd and approved BY hundreds
q physici.ns. and thoassnds q paiienis.
DIR. y. \. Roses Cough Syrup or Erpcc-
tersst.-This syrup having stood de be-, q many
year. experiences remedy for irritation imam
nation ~ ths Langz ThrpaL % Bsonchia, IL ackbow.
ledg-d by al ~ be remedy eniDently superior 10
radoal eurV q Coagh., Colds. Asthma Consumption,
and al Lang diseases frce ~ cents and or.
Dr. .. n. Rese's wheepins-Ce ugh syrup.
THIS prrp~rssioa always relieves and prvvents DIE
w W.. anal s"ss'F ~. Hss, s,s', ~.
Chest and CcnsamPsia.. u giyss instant rslsf, and
frequrntly cnrps N one veek. Pres ~ ceHts.
DR.. y. y. Ross cresp srrsr. Chadrpp srs
40 liable a. s,ssr ~ shfs s soF ss.P IN
ma Group syrup Prss rs esst..
br. y. :. Re-r,. Pals Csr,r surr. Al pain.
internal and snierual II n.sy ~ rslya fss curing
sud Htftng mu1~& instant rwftNf ~ fhENrA horbmN,
Choiic. snd rsins ~ ~ nssuseh 80 Bgwcla Rh~a,
msism frgm Celd, serx Thrsst pains " Nc Limbs.
Bad, or Sds chilslains. sprsias sna hruisu. safs
10 al sgrsL Pres u "a. ~ spi ~ ceuas
Dr. =. y. Re~c'r Alternative, er Fs@iir
pills, &c l4vu complaius>. Dys~p.sa, IsA'eess'ea,
Sour Stomach ep1 cossi,sps..- esnl.
Dr. =. y. Re-r's sesArr Pulls, 60 o. Pan
ma q ths weuh fssu.As we4knss.. Dshili,y, ssd
Relarsilo~--te eeuts
Dr. Re-e's Fe~.ie Pills, s.lnsbis ryu.dy
Coz fsmHis Cempl.iass sspse~ - nesvers pm.
DIR. .. q. R.-s.. csmp..~x Esss-ss q
Bucka. 60 al 6i.~@.~s a ~ kiAnsys snd bad
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DR.. y. \. us~sss s<sse.s Cordial, ~ a
nervous eo~dit'sns q tss sysa~uA. Nssn.ig,A. nssr
Di..e.s, r.ipitaaen. As, As--ao csnss
An whoss eonsstutians arr tnp~irua ~ ei-~.sr. =
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col Adrsev. fwhi~A eontsiss s~-cr4pson u ne dc
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RIB GILMAN,
| q rTOTT A CO.
W. NJ GILMAN.
JW NAlRN
PATTKRs0N A xAfRN,
n. "A CLARK,
A. n. MCPHERSON,
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NOTICE.
To all interested In hapiag Correct Time
SUN DIAIs,
- OfIhe following variety.
First Universal Cross Dials. Recommended 10
strangers from dsianoethey being alike useful In
every latitude.
Second. Horizontal Dials.- Recommended TO resi-
dents In the country, and suburbs of cities-being
both useful and highly ornamental 70 . garden or
foreground.
Third vertical Dials, 20 point direct south. north,
east, or wesl-Best adapted for fixing ON walls Of
country churches, or farms
Fourth. Pocket Card Dials.--By these you can find.
not only the time Of day. but the time OF sunrise and
sunset the beginning Of the seasons, Ac They are
also useful for regulating clock or watch.
Fifth. Compass and Sun Dial combined in one.
adapted for the pocket being the uniform sine Of a
watch. Unsatisfactory evidence given Of the mathe-
NAUTICAL correctness Of these Dials.
few II the above named can be seen al the Metro
pclitan Mechanics Institute Fair now being held In
the Smithsonian Building.
Prices from 30 cents upwards
JAMES SWORD,
Sun Diasl Ac,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and AZ sta
Sign Of the Sun Dial Washington city. ID. e.
". ID. All communications promptly attended 10,
and orders executed with punciaality.
feb 2s--costs