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Henry VIII. made a law that all men might
read the Scriptures, except servants; but no wo-
man, except ladies who had leisure to ask some.
body the meaning. This law was repealed in
Edwards Sixth's day.
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bred is creating q greater sensation in Paris
than did Uncle Tom. The Presse devOtes four
columns Of criticism to it.
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PICTURES ON GLASS.

Our friend JAMES BOONE is still taking AM
BROTYPES, de-, at his old stand, in johnson &
Horner's building.
He has succeeded in doing away with the dark
and smutty appearance often given to them by 9TH
or operators. ''JEEMS" understands his business
Call and examine his pictures,
May 3, 1856.
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THE ANTESLAVERY BUGLE.

THE 4 NTESLA VER Y b UGLE.
TERMS.-Sl,5 so per annum payable in advance.
Or, $500 OF the end of the year.
s6y- We occasionally send numbers to those who
are not subscribers, but who are believed to be in
interested in the dissemination of antislavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves, or use their influence to extend its circulation
among their friends.
aos- Communications intended fer insertion, to
be addressed to MARIUs Il. RaNtsoN, Editor. AL
others to ANN PEARSON, Publishing Agent.
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changing monthly, 12,0t
Half column, changing monthly, = 20,0(
ray Cards not exceeding eight lines will be il
serted one year for 800; six months, $500.
J. HUDSON, PRINTER.
LOCAL AGENTS FOR THE ANTl-sLAvERY DUcLE.
George Roberts, Brighton, Michigan.
Phebe T.. Merritt. Ionia, Michigan.
Adrian, Samuel Hayball, Michigan,
Livonia, Harriet Fuller
Plymouth, Isaac N. Hedden, "
Ypsilanti, Emeline DeGarmo, "
Samuel D, Moore,
Union City, John D.. Zimmerman, Michigan,
McRoy Grove, Tho's Fox,
Battle Greek, Phebe Ii. Merritt,
Bedford, Henry Cornell,
Pennington, Abram Powels,
Wolf Greek. Warren Gilbert,
Ann Arbor, r. Glazier. ."
West Unity, j. II. Richardson, Ohio.
Edinburgh, Thomas G. leighton, Ohio.
Joseph Pickett, Winchester, Indiana,
VIM. Hern, Brighton, Indiana.
G. l.. Gale, Northport, Indiana.
VIM. Hopkins, Fremont, "
Elizabeth Morse, Angola, d"
Henry Bowman ,Johnstown, Barry Co. Mich.
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FARQUHAR HOUSE,

I M Y y II n " II U rs
BY FRANKLIN billiard,
EAST END OF MAIN-ST., SALEM, OHIO.
This well-known stand having been purchased
within the last few days by FRANKLIN billiard,
who intends keeping it strictly a
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
will be found by the travelling community to poss'
ess all the facilities and advantages of the best
conducted Hotels. The House is to be thoroughly
fitted up, and furnished in the most approved
modern style, for the accommodation of guests.
1t is the determination Of the Proprietor that none
who may favor him with their patronage shall have
reason to complainsin any particular or 60 away
dissatisfied. sJ" Bills moderate. I'd
July 26, '56
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ENOS L. WOODS & co.
9team Gn9tne Builders,

ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY,, OHIO.
Engines of the best patterns built to order, on
very reasonable terms.
June 81, 1S56.-1y.
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Tell me the female associates Of q man, and ]
will soon tell you his moral worth.
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Glonr, Gali, &c., &f.

NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.
All articles sold warranted to be as good as re-
Nv purchases being oil made with cash, fatter
myself that can give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor me with a coll.
CASH PAID FOR EGGS.
nss-Remember the Corner, Groves old stand.
ANo LYMAN BROOKS, Agent.
I have on hand and for sale Doctor Websters
Invigorating Cordial or Health Bi'tere Q sure rem
edy for Jaundice, Liver Complaint, l.YspsPsu,aI.
and q great regulator Of the Stomach anu p0m 'nn
Also, Brooks sure remedy for Diarrhea AM NJ'"N
terry and Cholera preventative.
Warranted to Cure in all Cases or the money
will be refunded.
Price so cents O bottle.
LYMAN BROOKS.
SALEM, Ohio, Aug. 0. 1856.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

Tho Subscriber having purchased the Stock in
Trade of Mr.. Samuel Grove, Corner of Main and
Ellsworth Streets would respectfully invite the at
tention Of the citizens Of Salem and of the sur
rounding country to his stock Of Groceries and
--..s.--.
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Botanic me0ifine.

HIG rs TR EET SALEM OHIO.
MRS. G. L. CHURCH, takes this method of
informing her friends, and the public, that she has
permanently located on the North side of High-st.,
between the Garfield road and Lundy-st, where
she intends keeping a general assortment of BO-
TANIC MEDICINES, carefully prepared by her
self and warranted free of all deleterious sub.
stances.
Salem, Ohio, April 10, 1856.
D. WALTON, E. WALTON
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BLANK DEEDS. Mortgages, Judgement
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale 4
this Office,
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D. & SON,
SALEM, COLUMBLANA COUNTY, OHIO;
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES.
Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture,
Pipe, &c. A great variety Of Japaned
Ware and Toys.
s6s-Old Copper and Brass, and Old Iron and
Rags taken in exchange.
Salem, Sep. 81. 1856.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday July at the Protestant Episcopal church
Ninth avenue, by the Rev. Mr. Geer Mr.. 4. FERRIs IN
DsnII OF this city, to Mss hAR1 g. HAcawEE Of West
chester, N. Y.
On Tuesday evening, July by the Rev. ". n Gordon
BfSJ. w. HlrcHcocK 70 Mis- EMMA TURNER bot. e this
city.
On Tuesday, july !, by the Rev Dr. Meti at the
sdcnce Of the BRIDES mother Mr. JonS SINCLAIR Of SCOT
land, TO Miss ANNA MATILDA GARRISON, Of this city
On Wednesday, July 2, by the Rev. Theodore l.. Guy
Ter Mr. GEoRoR H. ANDREWS 10 Miss sAn NJ Miller, both
Of tbs city.
On Wednesday evening, June T. b. the Rev Duncan
Dunbar, Mr. WILLIAM J. SssfNs 10 MISS MRG1II RoBfrs.
Canada papers please copy.
On Wednesday, July 2 by the Rev Or. Ben pilsbury,
Mr. william FrIAGA OF this city, 10 Miss MARY Ann Con-
WY, Of England.
California and Newark papers please copy.
On Wednesday, May q, by the Rev Henry Ward Beech
cr Mr. WILLIAM EcIEs 70 Miss SoRSEiIA MORTIMER young
daughter Of James Mortimer Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
IN Williamsburg. on Wednesday afternoon, July ., by
Rev. Dr. Farley, OF Brooklyn, Mr. CBARtEs w. RAYMOND,
Of tbs city, 10 Miss Army b. second daughter Of Col. e.
banan Martin, Of Williamsburg.
On Wednesday, July 2 II the residence of George r.
Jackson Egg, Rye Mock, Westchcs;er county, by the
Rev. John Ward JosKrn W. COOK 70 Miss CArinuNs A.
OWENS both OF this city.
Al Uiica Tuesday, July !, by the Rev Dr. Fowler,
CHARrKs WILSON IA ANNE HUNTINGTON, daughter CT Or.
N, T. Dering all Of Utica.
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On Thursday, July 8, Mr. ARRKSD HENRY RnoE asod 81
years, months and 10 Gays.
family are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral this
Afternoon at two O'Clock, from his late residence corner
Of Eleventh. avenue and Forty third street
On Wednesday, july 2 ANNE MCCORMICK, wife q Denis
Mccormick, aged 50 years, native Of county Westmeath
Ireland.
The friends and relatives Of the Amy are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence No
2l6 Seventh avenue THIS afternoon at one O'Clock,
On Thursday, July at his fathers residence, Francs
MoRARTy, aged 20 years
The friends ami relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from No. 173 Chatham
square, this morning, at ten O'Clock.
~ Inflammation Of the brain, ctRsTTs MyYER, Jr-,
aged 20 years, months and IL days, SIN Of Carsen
The funeral viii take place his afternoon, o'clock
from No. % Greenwich street.
On ngrsday; July ., ElixS h.Kh,EA sTEsrny', young
est daughter Of John and Catharino stephens, aged
years, months and II days.
The friends q lhe family invited 10 attend tho fcne-
raj this anerncon, at Two O'Clock, from No. so Perry
on Tuesday evening, July J. THosAs MARS, infant son
of WIN. W son, ". N.
ON Thrrsday' July 2. ur Tpox,s MosAx. in the sist
year Of his age native Of county Iongford Ireland
lis friends those Of his brothers, John and James Mo-
ran &C his stopson Michael Otis, and " his brothersn
law Thomas Brannan and John Cullen, respectfully
invited attend the funeral afternoon
o'clock, from the corner u Columbia aud Harrison
streets, Brooklyn.
On Thursday morning. July ., AeyEa, youngest daugh
ter q Thomas and julia Jordan, aged year, months
me relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral to morrow Afternoon at four
O'Clock, from No. 10 Barrow street, Jersey City.
Suddenly, in Philadelphia, on Wednesday, July 2, Row
CORNELIUS CORNELL ykS ARsDNg, u. II.
His remains will be brought by railroad TO this city FOR
interment In Greenwood. In consequence u tie warm
weather the character Of the day aud tho time elapsed
since his dcceasc deemed advisable by bis relatives
and friends that the remains be conveyed Immediately
arrival al six O'Clock this morning. from the depot 10
the place Of burial, where the funeral services will be
held
Al wilkesbarre, IA Wednesday noon, June Is
coRsr, wife Of Edward Loop, in the I'D year Of her
age
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u - u.s. for Michigan; So 40 %, for common TO extra
wseonsn 20 IS 80 a. for extra Illinois, s,ss Is
Whoa, Is umer SaIes-s 600 bushels white illinois, 1t
n 10 Oern Is nrmer sles-66, 900 bushels al $50 Tor
warm, and 43c. for sound Oats, $780, Cana treights-
Nhc n lac for corn and ls1sc. l9c. for wheat, 20
New york Receipts for he ~ hours ending at noon
today6 4s7 bbls aour 1873 bushels wheat and 81 $40
bushels corn Canal sxpors-27 2l3 bushels wheat and
OswEGo, July 3-P. NJ
Flour is better demand sales today, 1910 dds.
canadian. az So rs IS for superane, and SO SO So Is
sor extra and 81 371s for double extra. Wheat Is IN
good demand sales tolay, rs 900 bushels OF wh'te
tanadiap on private terms There IS nothing doing in
corn Freights steady, wheat 1885, and corn i2c
" New York. Lake mports-56o bbis. hour, 70 600
bushels wheat "a ll9 bushels corn, and 20 DuSnes
rye Canal exports-274o bbls. bour, u, SCI bushels
wheat, 9O,66l ocrn, and 0, lac rye.
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Person al Intelligence.

he President has acknowledged g. X. 2irgler as Con-
mi Of the Netherlands fer the states of Penns and
Delaware 10 reside in Philadelphia; and Claus Vacke, as
cOns u for the same government for Maryland and the
District Of Columbia, to reside at Baltimore.
Com Stockton and Mr. RayIer were II Raleigh, " G.,
hst Saturday.
Fren Bremen via soahs.ap,o1 IN steamship Hermann
Hr m n an Mss stella smard AND Mrs Dye sa
Sa MIGs Msa
sssTs: despass5ss: xeYas i Robinson RoSasop;
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ssseaa yandsrsah Ms ya@dsssuh, psbroca Kel,srl
Hss se Mad an Howard ana NJ
. Foiand JP seksnEie, Miss II ssaaen, v ssndsn,
sss s.s @sy%aSn MS s9.s NJ
a.a ssy s ne E a4s M. n @sys ss
Ms armcs Ms. jarss JThisasr, Ms: : s N1rss
MIS- R"shs SresaSer chas sdizs child
x.s pssss III Ssyds If Sss
.n and sy ans & xes grme wes sdy
and children J Mandei J Meyer Madame shiching,
and s sa aS as s ss
STSmpkns, Mrs DR. Harris and family, Ms Abrams,
AZ fPs
1roush Mrs Wilson child, Mrs Spencer, Mr. Bailey,
cals uashSSr e. fad Na family " u,s sgse
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venport
Ed sss II Sc ssrs MRS.
Isss asRss9 G !isf Dana
XII. as sna and DSYs ef'fSs
Asm Of TaSnton pr arshqrq # Provdsnes JOhs mrs
&c Kibnrn and Mrs smaIey, Of Maine; DR. Houston Of
a.a ~
gins Asreda, Patrick Lyndon Abraham noS "a
ysse 1se9pisI laf George
n ass Ff h5rs f n lsyS d
syssd and MS Glass and infant, WIN Nleo and
N. NY Fssclias and andrews d wIinIaston, sc;
ssas and s maid Of $; louis Simpson and
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john ~; John d2sdsn MsJames, q Canada AciasS.
nons qT K9Gs s%Ss Rsn Geo
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ysr isissI-Nss aam%sn, Issss Geo xE,shleala'
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sss. nS. John n1 Seissn Haa1; fye q Hayaas;
s. ss"" not give sssn-iS' fOtsi IL.
Mavre in he steamship Ama-pos B9agsrs Fos n Can
jules Bolsse Paul Ceou Mrs oret1 John Loret Arthur
Ioretz Albert and friend Mrs Forbes and child Terta,
fonard BORON, Bennett Rhett, Alexander Paya Mr. Ma
and lady, FREDERICK, Ludwig Pesquer, Paul Chan
dron Mobifc Dominique r. Lemartre Augustn Lopez, Z
Barsaie Benoche Mrs Benoche Mr. More Master Morel
Miss Maria Gnot Miss Louisa Louit Nr Berd
schench Miss Thomas Massat Alfred Trouble, Henry
Demwine, vrgile Savage Doane Rafael Calzad cipren
Broussan, Joshph Grant, Tuan Duro VI Vedrines, Mrs
veArines three children and servant Tarques Lahabgt
Capern DR. Toub, Ernest Sabaer Mrs Bernard, and child
Mrs Marguerite Taume Mrs lie Bano Mrs Bertrand infan
And s xn%rn Bernard Ms o% ss me Jean a
Taume Marias Ganher, LUIS Braqnet Jean Baptsse
baye Michel, Desbos Charles Breckh, Labnrd
Louis Feron, Henry stusnitsk Laurent Petot y Pet
teron, Jean Salanne Destey George shishmanan Philip
Tourner Subit Henry Wallet Balthaser Cesso, Ed David
Chas BERNARD Ewd Mcho Cabran, Ia cao Master Kelley
Moura Miss Marie Ceuree, Mrs subf, Mrs Bernard, Ms
Laura fanson VI A kenna.
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AtFou MAINS India store e53 Broadway, y Y, may be
black and coored real India pineapple winch - 50
Indispensable for Newport and seashore dresses Nann
silks pongees russore silks, Madras handkerches and
and other articles OF which only TO be procured
IT the above establishment
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THE TURF.

I MON COURSE, =; L-TRoTTING.-oN TUESDAY,
u July At 81 O'Clock Z. ", match for o. mile
heats best w g. 70 harness W. Peabody names ady
MuSc, W; ". Woodruff b. Rose of W ,fp -
ferries gy.t1 t,st.l.
minutes, SHAW WHITE, ProprieMa
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Inferior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Faye d Coz,
Paper observation-disclosures Faye ~ Co., In

a5I broadway near Warren street. call aueton " 'r large
2d complete decorative paper hangngs from the best
French and American factories. Artistic workuien only e-
ployed, and all work warranted.
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sreetLargest and cheapest retail clothing store ~ NeM
500 business coats CLOTH cashmere &C., - 70 $40,
duck Marsees &c, 70 cents to So Inca
busters &C. 81 TO 81 French cashmere pants, - 70 Si
American cassnere pants y 30 70 -; linen duck var
great variety 50 cents % So summer suits, 81 ~ 70 So
Boys clothing, furnishing goods &c, equally low.
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Dsdy unpleasan,ly less but does trouble
any extent worth mentioning those who KNoxs hats
obvious hats that light
feather Quakeress and handsome fe
blown The shines upon them with CHEEKY ray
taken into consideration sod at the corner Of Broad
n and FULTON
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TOO LATE FVR cLAssIFyCATTON.

LrUHNTsHtD ROOMs.-wkNTED A LOAN or s9p
n which nror and chamber viii be given n ha price
ga st.n. aud h;s ~ ssaa rai sa''y
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~ profits, and my prices are IS for red ash and % for
white furnace; 20 cents less from
guarantee u~ weight and first quality coal RICHARD
CLINTON ESQ First avenue and ~ Goerck street
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s.racco,s National Ball, an Commcmora-

Con az the nations holiday viii come OF night the
Grand Apolnea rs Bleecker promises 70 be
glorious and splendid affair." All tho fashion In the town viii
be there this OCCASION
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Gh, dneren, the largest
the esy-bcsdcs fifteen second hand piano--a n which
be sod prices tina, defy competition. Pianos 70 rent
and rem, allowed purchase, at WATERS No sa Broad
Pianos tuned repaired, polished, bored and moved.
sh paid FOR second hand panoe Music az rcduced prices.
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porers and 27 Broadway opposite ,hy bal
offer at wholesale and retail variety OF French and
American paper hangngs borders, curtain papers &c, az
manufacturing prices A full stock always on hand.
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Raspberries, Cherries, Green Peas-or any

fruit vegetable be preserved in perfectly fresh
state, by the sprats patent self sealing cans Fun
directions preserving all kinds of fruits and vegetables
company the cans Price for quarts 81 81 dozen half
gallon S3 80 bah orders by post or otherwise prompt
Ign. WELLS PROVOST propre,ors No S2l Pearl street
NJ Fra lin
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,tilI they Come.-The Rush

The Cry n, Still they Come.-The Rush
Ar WHITES hats a. the Of Broadway and
Fulton street SIN continues on he Increase and yet every
something the immense stock please and profit
hem. Such n variety OF hats seen before. Re
member the southeast OF Broadway md fulton stree.
white, the ha,ter-and las Fulton street.
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The Summer Hat for the Season, Of the
Rocky Mountain beaver and Cashmere, Introduced BY rs
YENSCHEID Is classical In ID proportions and most elegant
appearance Those In want OF superior bat In
,nea TO call al lls Nassau street.
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IDVKRTkRxHSTs RESEwRD EVERY DAT.

FINE ARTS.
ID 80 and ss broadway,
- win be open 70 the public July 4
Buchanan,
Fremont,
Fillmore,
Breckenridge,
Dayton and
On exhibition.
No gallery
in Europe America
Presents varied
And interesting collection
Df llustrious portraits.
nversary may agreeable look upon The portraits d
aided sustaining The principles which gave
the Fourth Of July ts significance
rrpIzENs AND STRANGERS
~ Are cordially invited.
Every courtesy -
VIII be extended
To those who vah
As spectators merely.
The ambro,ype made successfully only al Brady gallery
transparent glass picture superior In quality and
rsnisd more durable than any style Of portrait known.
wehng portraits
or any Of The candidates
Can obtain them
At BRADY'S Gallery.
splendid life sizes,
Framed and complete,
VIII be sent by express,
On receipt Of go
Smaller sizes AZ
A proporionate reduction In price
Extra arrangements have been made supply purchasers
promptly on the th The ambrotype Is taken and completed
- erdpiggE .lrna .l,n sToSa &c Bssa1N =, o,ei
IcenLsQL SaSocn
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CALIFORNIA DiAMosIr-EoCAL IN BRILLIANcy
the pins f5 rings, ~ 10 f2l carrlngs
g. So so. studs, bracelets, u
above articles natl any Of the United Staea
Wholesale dealers supplied
al JACOBS, manufacturing jewellers, t0T broadway.
<.oNPusrTfoy AND GOLD VEST crfArSs-A NEW
article. warranted ,arnish change color ths
money Prices - e. Manufactured only BY
These chains sent b., msl part Of the Cned staeA
Wholesale dealers supplied
=. JACOBS manufacturing jewellers tp7 Rraai~av
yyvsTcHrs-FINk GOLD AND SILVER W ATcHEs-
w The largest aud splendd Of
the city be the subscribers has been In
business Ia Wall street Tor the last eighteen and
all descriptions ~ kod and silver watches lewelry
silver al Wholesale and RETAIL nj much ess
beautiful gold epne Watches roar holes Jeweied ~ oo
Pine rud detached levers full leweled IN a.
gold hunting l~pp~ holes j~weled rs -
Gold hunting English patent levers as
Fine gold hunting detached fall eiied 80 AZ
Gold snd enamel watches ladies 40 elOQ
sperdd gold pocket chropometess SIS M %
scld independent second y siohes, for timing - -
Gold h-n,ns watches. Witch run eight days siB ~ % S 3
Geld magic watches. which change into three
Gold English patent levers fun jeweued. Is % - IN -
&D ~
silver detached levers full je~ened. as " 70 ~ "
gold hunting railway unsksepers 10 ~ 70 olW ~
r. febsss Harrtaor. H. a. Beeseey, 7. y Cooper al
AL other celebrated makers, for sale very low.
An watches warranted keep time watches M
ewelry eschssged Watches snd jewery repaired
snd ~ much lees han The usual pees Goods sene
% AZ o. he tinted states ana osnsd. free Of charge
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.ni written descriptions Of character given daily BY Prof
FOWLER the chronological Cabinet No so3 Broadway,
blocks above The PArs Private for gentlemen and
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Fremont and Fourth OF July.-Play to-
|Aay and work morrow-HoLNEs, the spariouc picture
naker $50 broadway the pcopls with portraits daily
sxecpt Sundays and Fourth Of July Oh economical prn
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REGATTAs.

DEGATTA.-A REgATTA WILL TAKE PLACE At
III Point Breeze, Thursday July 10 At O'Clock three
and half miles from Jersey city ferry York bay for
purse Of $50; free for all boats twenty eight feet and
w. JOHN IT. MIDMER
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DOARD AND TUITION FOR CHILDREN-PORT
ID Richmond Staten Island Parents who desire fer their
daughters comfortable board with good education frequir
ed viii apply at the Misses Anises selec. school, Port sch
mond, =. l. Terms moderate