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@EO REWARD.-STOLEN FROM THE
PcO stable OF the subscriber, on the ~
night Of the 9th instant, light colored 0S
sorrel HORSE, low thick sett, about II years Old,
with one fore foot badly cracked; also, sweaned
In one shoulder, cracked hoof, and sweeny both
on the same side, very light or no name, and long
switch tail / will give a reasonable reward for
the recovery Of the horse or $50 for the recovery
Of the horse and thief
CHARLES X. EVlTTS.
Meridian Hill, Washington, ID. C.,
au2S-3t*
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me yellow Fever nsar Han ya-A

,.,,ar sohk, August SO.-Three new oss.s If
island e Te.,s are reported at Clifton, Staten
-. s,n. mere Ssts have been eight deaths from
troops at Governors Island. on''ea States
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NOTICE,

l- 60 NOTICE.
r. OWEN 4 SON, NO. 2i2 PENNSYLVA-
AIs MIA avenue, have just received the first In
choice patterns Of PANTALOONS and VEST
iNGS, which they shall be pleased 10 show their
friends and customers $3.50 au 6-1w
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k>OR SALE.-A SUITABLE PLACE FOR
Gardener or Butcher, about three miles from
the Centre Market, joining Mr.. John r. Smith g
farm The pace contains Two pcres Of ground, a
dwelling, ard stable, together with all the veget-
ao!es on the ground will be sold Also, one
building lot, fronting on New Jersey avenue, near
81 street, In - Square, No. sS2, near MARYLAND
avenue, between 9TH end 9Th, on street ca, T.
375. between eth and 9Th, on street.
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COFF ORADs AND GREEN TURTLE
- SOUP are served every day at 20 GAuTiER's
Saloon. ma
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EOR RENT.-DWEkLING HOUSE. NO,
33!, pennsylvania avenue north side between
yin ara nth streets. One Of the best locations In
theelty Immediate pas session given. Apply to
GEO WHITE co, on the premises, or
to ChAkLES II. LANE, Gents Fumis hing
Store, 44 Penn. avenue. An y.
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THE SUBaCRIBER,A HAVING Def En-
Il mined to close up his present business,
quests all persons indebted to him by open &c
count, TO come forward and settle the same on or
before the 5th day OF the ensuing month, Septeu-
Ter. All accounts not settled on that day will he
placed In the hands Of a collector for immediate
settlement. PETER O'DONOGAUE,
au 20-d2w Georgetown.
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ITO LET-TWO EXCELLENT AND WE'LL
l. arranged Frame Houses, on the corner Of 1sth
ana streets north, near the Treasury Depart
ment Rent $50 Ind $3.50 per annum Inquire
o. =. HILTON, Agent and Collector, No 210
street, near Chubb Brothers Banking House.
an 3O-2t 'S
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Boarding.

BOARD AND ROOMS two ROOMS
- for rent with board, ut No 4G3 r street. in
Union Row ard the immediate vicinity OF the
Patent Office AN % 1,x
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l.. }. e1iDDLETON,
d E a L Z 4 IN ICE,
ONes and DsYet-Southwest corner Of r aud
SWetftn streets. feb ~ If
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIE w
- corner CT Pennsylvania avenue and OH street
Is prepared to accommod ate gentlemen with 70 inns
with or without board Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who NAV favr her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be Obtained. ap6-tf
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tIsOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
Tors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street. 97-n
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-TEE TWO NEW
Il three-itory Houses with back building and
cellar, on 10Th street, the first square south Of
Penn avenue is offered for sale or rent. They
contain ten rooms each. Inquire Of J. w BAR
KEk, on II street, next to the Lutheran church,
be:ween I1th and 18th street au I-eof
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BOARD Two LARGE OMS FOR
- kENr-One very handsomely furnished.
Also, large g. re single room suitable for a zen
tlsman Board can se had on the most rea son.
able term IL desired. The situation is cool and
pleasant, having large yard attached Is de Ora
BILE for a family with children. No. 46S Tenth
street, between ID and T.. au 25-6t*
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PREsERVING SUGAR, &c.

,.- PREsERyIN6 SUGAR, &C.
n0UBLE REFINED LOAF, CRUSH Ep
" Granulated and powdered, SOFT Crushed ana .
Yellow. with prime and common Porto Rlc, ano
New Orleans Sugars All al lowest prices, 10y
KING Il BURCHLlL
au1s corner OF VIZ, ave, and }uoet.
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WArcH RETURNS john Minnix, drunk, Sc.
curity and costs Several colored persons were
arrested for being out after hours and fined
Louis Flinikomc, drunk and disorderly. work.
house thirty days The term at tho guard.
house is Justice Morsell's by rule but he
being sick and out Of the city, tho duties have
been attended to by Justice Hollinpshead
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FILLMORE AND DONELsoN Great Song B ,ok
only 10 cents, for sale at A. Adamson's, Sew
enth street, opposite to the Post Office
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DUtFALU HAIR PANS or SUPER IOH
ID q Iality at Eau $3.50 LAMMOND'S.
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NOR RENT SEVERAL SpLENDID Room.
l. with Gas Fixings, on 9th street, between p
and streets, opposite the Patent Once, No. i43.
Information will be given at the house an % .3t
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NOR RENP.-A TWO-STORY FRAME
Il House, containing rooms and kitchen,
with front and rear alley, situated On II street,
between Attn and 5th streets, No. $50. Inquire Of
THOS. G. DOM, at the sgis rates once,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets. :
au 23-eO}t&
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HOUSE FOR RENT-THE COMMODI-
L GUS frame House situated on l. street, between
9th. and 10th streets, containing Ii rooms, with a
passage II has pump Of good water in the
yard Also. stable attached, capable OF contain
Ing three horses and carriage. Rent $500 per an
NUN. Enquire on the premises, No 50i
au Is 1w GEO. T.. LANGLEY.
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ONLY III cents for correct likeness O
buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont Sold b,
tho agent, A. Adamson, Seventh street, oppo
s a 10 tho Post ONCE Adhesive envelopes
% cents hundred tS
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NO A l, E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
House, on 10th street. only two or three doors
nom "a avenue. Its central location rendert1t
very sirable dwi ling FOR persons engaged IN
business. The front room might lie used as
dies, Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store lis
proximity TO the avenre would make II a GOOD
stand FOR any neat business, Apply to w. LEN
18th streets. an o. ~
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SENSIBLE YALk.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the Secretary Of the Treasury, IN tie
city OF w Washington, until The 18th OF septemoeI
next for suitable site, not less than enc hunarte
feet by enc hundred feet, for the neS Sus'om
House and Post once at Georgetown, Y
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
an 90 t1alen flint Il Union)
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MRS. ZIMMERMAN, Gunner OF era
Ivl and L streets, has several good Rooms va
cant which she offers with board on reasonable
terms. She can accommodate several table board
eTs. .. ..... w lott
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nor RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
y Dwelling, with lawn, orchard, garden, aud
stables-5 rooms on first fOor-hot ard cold baths
highly romantic and healthy situation, miles
from Washington In Prince Georges, Md Re.
fer TO Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT Co and Ed
itor OF the Star Possession given at any time af
ter the 18th October. en- 25-lm
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TO + N THREE TRREE-STORY
4 Brick Houses, situated on street between
I'd and ID each containing SIX rooms. For terms
apply to j. ROVER, on list street, between 1 and
X streets. AN 81 2w&
nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-THE AID
- ve'tiser. wishing to discontinue the Drug
busiress, will sell for cash, or paper that will
command cash, his store. Will be sold also the
Furniture Of the dwelling house. The house
has recently been fitted up and is convenient to
business. Address ''P T,' through City Post
Once or City Despatch. au 20-2w
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NOR SA E-A TNO-SrOKY FRAME
Il House, 2OG Ninth street east side betyyes, q
and streets, c mt lining rooms The lot fs %
feet inches deep, and runs back to ten feet al
ley.
Terms 800 cash, the balance in 0, Il, and "a
months.
Apply at the Centre Maraet Restaurant, 9th ST.
opposite the inarket house. au 27-lWS
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STEAM FIGURING

HATS.-FALL STYLE 1856.
VNTE INTRODUCE TO-DAY u EB h
w fashionable fan style DRESS HATS ~
for gentlemen Those In want are solicited III
to call At GEO II. IL. WHITE CO.'S
Hat, Cap and Gents. Furni shing Store,
ga Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
au 2.eo2 "
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PASSES FOR CoLoRED PERSONS .-Colored
persons who have business out after 10 O'clock
p. m are generally aware that to make a mass
good for one month 1t has been usual to have
it endorsed by the Captain of the Guard.
The ordinary pass from one point to another,
good for the night only, may, it is understood,
be given by any respectable white citizen.
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l. House to let, with basement ard attic furn-
ished or unfinished. in pleasant locality AID.
ply at NO $50 18th street. Island an ga 4
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THAT COW, pastGred in the Smithsonian
grounds seems to be having a good time
amongst the rare and delicate shrubs selected
and planted with so much care by tho lamented
Downing. We can fancy the shade of the de
parted contemplating the havoc made by the
brute not quite approvingly.
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DEcLINED.-Mr. VIM Ii. Donoho yeste I'd az
declined the tax clerkship rendered to him
some time ago, in order to enter upon the du.
ties OF less arduous and equally profitable
position elsewhere
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I Philadelphia, having in his custody James
o Havin and John Small who are charged with
the robbery Of Mrs. Mills's boarding house in
the fifth ard. The prisoners were brought
10 this city in irons, and safely lodged in the
county Jail The police were so exact in their
description ofths party, that they were recog-
niZed Immediately ON their arrival at the de-
pot in Phiadadelphia by officer Taggart, who
made tho arrest All the clothing, and con-
siderable portion of the jewelry have been re
covered. Gavin and Small are both young
men, neither over twenty three years Of age.
TIE JACKSON DEMoCRArIc ASSOCIATION
We understand that on Monday evening next
this association meet ut their hall to elect a
president Tha. is the regular night for that
election. We understand, further, that Dan
lei Radcliffe, Esq., their present president, de-
ciInes re election. II is probable that the
meeting will be very largo, and that there will
be two, three, or more candidates IN the field
All members Of the association should by all
means attend.
Z NEW ORDER.-Thc Centre Market space
has been so crowded Of late by hay and wood
carts and wagons, that il has become necessary
for the Mayor to assign stands for them in or
der to preserve sufficient carringe way on
Pennsylvanis avenue. Several officers under
the direction OF the chief Of police wero at
tending TO this duty this morning The stands
assigned are on Louisiana avenue The law
relative to distractions in the streets win be
enforced.
ALL TIE literary newspapers for this week
have been received, and are now for sale ut
ShillingtOn's. Also all the magazines for Sep
TENDER, among which be has sent US the fol-
lowing: Putnams Magazine, Knickcrbocker,
Panor Of Life and Literature. Household
Words, and Mrs. Stephens illustrated NJ az.
afiDe-aIl abGunding with valuable and at
tractive matter az usual.
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hESlRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALEON
u THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGk.rOWN-
The very pleasantly situated Cottage opposite the
residence OF Richard l.. Mackall, Esq
This Cottage Is new, conveniently arranged,
snd contains or rooms. The grounds are
finely set In gross, fruit and ornamental trees and
has front IS, and depth OF 800 feet. There is
also. pump of excellent water on the premises
For terms apply TO nj ADLER. all 7-so2w.
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THE STEAMER GEOkSE WAsHl SIS
ing hours: Nd
Leave Washington. -, 10 ~ IN, 4k,ek
le sd JOB CORSON, Captain
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T'HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

ii n he
common pssuie woe remedy that cure. EVERY KFSD Of
HUhOR, Eo~ Ne to'" Serofsia Sorn 10 eor"0a Pi.fs<
lie as tired IN over busfed and failed
esesp in two both thoDdsr hucr He has in In
Is.ion hundred certificates Of is vaiHs al within
Two boires are warranted to care . psr.ns .Or. mouth
one three bottles will the wors, kind Of pnp~ OF
Two 81 three bottles viii :e,I me system of boila
Two bottles warranted 10 tbs worG eanksr IN the
Three 70 Eve bottles warranted to the u
ore or two bottles warranted al huuo Ia the
Two bottles are warranted to running u the aud
kotches s1soDf the LAIR.
TouI o. .ix botles warranted to corrupt and rauns
On. bottle will .c.ly srupeions Of the SKIN
Two three bottles warranted TO cure che wOr case Of
Two CT three bottles warranted the desperate
ssse Of rhsrnstisu.
Th-ee 70 four hct.iee warranted sstrheun
Five eight bottles will the worst Of seoialA
rssss :ers s..reS VIXEN die .Sove Sa.atSy sisi
Nothing oAs improbable to those WAC have u vain trst
s.csps Gu TIA p4ssrss an crS od vail. 'ald
every iumor IN tie .yas| 20. aIsd .et you hayes
ssi ,ns .S s:s :. , sS5 5C .sn %. r.
est cures ever lose MAssch..es it to children
aISs rsh' ~S.s Och q. .c .ni daily rs.ossd
perfect state Of health by one bottle
cur. IL Il ave. sre.t relief = s..Ih .nd d.Ises1
sce ~ho ave taken hsve beeI oosas Tor ys AID have
Is.
sssy bit where here spy der.Decuent OF tbs faneos Of
III very singular esiins' but no, b
alarmed they always disappear II cm four days E.ek
There bsd result f,c II the contrary when thu
seins sune. ,o- vii feel yourself Ike Psson lhert
u tie meet eueonairs Of TIA.
bztcned
Manufactured b. DONALD KENNEDY No Iss w,nss-a :.
Eoxbufy, Alse. Pnce 81
Ntolessie Agents fer New York: C. v. CLICkENEat Co.
No OF Barclay 81 CHARLtS H. RING. Nc lSs Broadway
b; u: SANDS No ln Whiisrasti MARSH. oRviss
Co. Nc. 10 GrUenwohst.; BOYD PAUL, Chsmbe.st /;
WILLS Co No lis Frsnkiinst MckEsSbN ROBBINS
/ Co, Nc i:S Msiasr- snsi HAvIlAEp. HARRAL
RlSLrY .Ws;rD e. BARNES PARK, No s9& Bsosd vsy
WARD, CLOSE 1 Co. ssitsuislsi AEx HAYES B.oor.
n afi fof se Al s-,sl ~ -; rP-e'sas urp :ss;s o,s
sVt th. IONA
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THE END IS NOT YE T,
FROM MONDAY, JUNE So
The time sll'ted
oy Rf ftoff 1 DR i GooDs
nEMsrs I D1scEe's,
The EXODUS
l.. ALMOST BEYOND ConPREHENsfoN.
puIins the .bort time me ltioact.
500 er worth Of
Sic o1 d., DP ssxs.i s s3oDS
Mus DO disposed u
Al ANY AND EVERY SACRIFICE.
Within The past week
An" 4S sGsf hS Siii5i, ss'''
CT rhkIR owk SENSES
f ,TcE silks s Az s sIs5ar.
RICH s&sr!SLss a:u.a; sold
Nf RICH 3 SA r. s5a
Ofthe faest texture and coors.
ch fSfs sF I; q = q YnHws,
RIch H'G So T ia 'fs ai.%''wLs,
oo H' ieil: s S;I i's, g
ME RIFT e g re- si RI
Warranted fast colon,
BLAcS Sds sItk IS 'G 9o Po' s &c kAIu.,
ruR oi?'f iR us 4 l. I; EN-
Ofeyery description
Kf 6SaEs = }st Cot Ssi9~ S Cost
RICH LACEs AND EMBRolDERlEs,
ENCLIsH AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
Reduced ~ PROPORTION.
And al to be di.Po.sd Of
Brswn stove Store,
Nos 2f ard 26 6thav, near lfhst.
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THE valuable Manufacturing Property in the
i Borough Of STAMFORD Conn known as the RiPPO-
WAN WORKS viii be SOLD at public auction the prem
ss ON The Jst Of July IL las coupled Fonaery
AID suisMe for Paper skns other manufacturing pur
tos II has fine Water Power and Ia convenient To stea
boat and RAILROAD 1t will DIT, baby be cold bargain the
terms r1sde easy GEORGE e. wARISG Rye, n. Y.
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Taints. Ollie, Tlnss. ST

f)ainis. Ollie, Wlnss. ST..
EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
- Very purc burns brightly ard log sperm all
~ich; b,ns free from sisa IL very su9sr0s S
machinery. Also, -
COBik N's PURE rALLOw OIL. superior for burn,us,
will .a-a collier weather and will outwesI ths beat Isa Of
RAre's 81 N 10 gals Only Agent,
JOHN w. QUINCY, Ne. % Willanl-sl
IYVUE BRECKENRIDGE COAL and OIL
i COMPANY m- now prepared 70 supply 0OAL OILS q;
their Mandatory ct Coyerrt kentuckv, coGs''ias Of
BHICATIsG on, BURNING OIL, BENLOLE, and CRUDE
COAL OIL Particulars furnished at the Companys Office,
corner Of Wa4t and Ioa3wav New York Duplication
70 J. h w. CAIRNS, C.oyeIpcrt Ky.
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II WILSON. Anctioueer.
T ARGE SALE of FIRST-CLASS HOUSE,

IL GOLD FURNITURE rich Wilton and Velvet CARPETS,
ID ee uite. o. FreI CD PARLOR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIAEOFORIE, valuable OIL PAINTINGS, pea and silver
CUTLERY, &c No 2i6 West nth st 9,h.av. ii.
WILS N viii sell THIS DAY Monday a: l0i o'clock, the
entire Of the above house whch Of the best de-
costly PIER and Msnte MrJrs superior Rosewood Piano
Forte elegant sres Of Rosewood Par;o F1rrture n rich
cnFor brocads do in and gold; costly
Rosewood Secretary Book Csses soil carved Center
Sofa and Pier Tables three superior Rosewood Eteeeres ube
doors ard backs elegant Rosewood Reception
Chsirs il rich satin and tapestry Rosewood Corner Etc
mi backs rch Lace Window Curtains aud Shades Brotse
Peror Ornaments &c, with number Of foe o. Pa,nnss
Dg and Chamber FurntuIs-E leg.tt Oak Extension
Chairs Cbua Dinner Set rich sod baud dscoIaed
Tee and Coffee Sets ossnt Ruby and Cut 0sss Ware Pe1
ard SVsr Cake Bsste Gas &c elegsa' Carved
Ro.ewood spd Mshossny Bsdseads do Bure1us Wsf.s9d
sble oostly decorated Cius Toilet Sets best Har
M.itrass. Feather Peds Bedding, French Oval Mirrors
M.sogsry Suits furniture in hair cloth; Cotsse aud Ma
hcgsn, sprirg Chairs Rose wood Bs Stand, Olcoth
Stair CARPETS, &c.
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BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 81 Brosiwss,l
ebusncs on PAX place.
DIvIDEND NOTICE.-Depositors are hereby
~ not fed that the ususl SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND on
eli sums entitled thereto the OF SIX PER CEFr ps
not exes edips 800 and FIVE PER CENT
$50 vii be psid ana after MONDAY July 81 In
t'est lot called tor will be credited IS PIT cipal
Deposits made before July will draw nteres, from
the lst-
Bait oren daily fr,m 10 to o'eloct and Monday Wednss
day and Saturday eveEir q fro Il 5 10 7 oclo-k
FRANCIS p. sCHOALS, President
WADE p. WoRIALL, Secretary
PYTER CUNNING AccouLtArt
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T'HOMAs PIG bronson, free, strong, and
i vGra1.s5 subsaia ls fot Scn<eh w . ,,-,,..
JOHN w. QUINCY, No % Wnlism-st
furniture.
CAS-HFATFRS or NURSE LAMPS
w y sHAvs PATENT. Bcston. h.s.

CAs-HEATERS or NURSE LAMrs'-
Ao1ptsr Air and Re. uss .. fasl TO 's1ar:
s' S Hs. q, OF p.oe ID. Hss,, over .sy
FL tail s.s bu. the air hOss IA 81 ,e bottom s 81
W, zoe sss sss, and Sus Dame surrounded
y sfDs, pefgsed To cy pdsr y sn a, lss az 1erJ
big. isI soss Inc
pp..s-d meta ,.Y 10 Iot apy ooT' Dat those
eesoIy poi.on foH .e,d sidebyd. A. to: .
s .re.sd 10 D' ae 1n from H.y
@lhtmsp ESQ., and other SEER tne ~ Sspss surc. Win
:'s;,:s T S: ssTs.'fs ~ =: Hias FAINT
!; s e ss.;s s1t i:.: IL. w.AI..Ap
GorPslia' ss.:, Co. Co. g Pf s:ssasa
i.is ce Gro,je.n, No 10 B.esianntt =.
FIX S G I..i.SeeD,. IL he State. ~ SHAY.
mar of'etSrs ,! s.tsntsd By W y SHAW D.swnss snd
Goo,Ss Ss,, E for sHjsd BY mail when requested
CNANELED FURNITURE.-H. F. FAR
rs sV ;t} Fl ' a. S1fTs' Ssso
io~sn. ths HsaSfs:'oy W.Is,osn., Ko- Is nd e Woo
L1ARTHENWARE and CHINA 100 crates
II Boose's " sydeDhsm shape" White Grsnite.
leo crates Common Goods
70 bbcs Cold Lister jog. 80 hid. "Bhds.ooas' China
For ss's to o. trade IL crisins pscisss' Spy By
Agents for the MaautAetursr
THE MAGIC STOVE, and UNITED STATES
i GAS COOKING ASD HEATING APPAkATU3-Por
Economy Convenience, Luxury sni Efficacy This tppus-
undoubtedly, Ltia,cay and enpt sue.ily nu % 'npe-
Nor invented Call ard see !, Ia oper mon,
No Se8 Broadway, Of Wshers'. formerly No 30
HNHE PATENT DOUBLE ICE PfTCHERS.-
When WoOdw Orth sveety in rrsse OF the oid
Now ,6s eoS1try people hrs stei b1:se and diss
s & rS INV %e no ss rss Up
I" The besuuful chan, the iron,1Aed cham
Tie thirsty citizens obtain their supplies VI wst through
The process and withs A. 70 require zee
paatabe which Leads 10 demand for Pitchers 'ns
will time bstore h pes That dcmsnd
supplied the wekoov'n and a. the fot OF obs
Plated Brtaops Double ICE PITCHERS from $40 70,
for q Nos. and Burns slip, by bUCIUs HAhI'
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6afs bp Auetlorl.

A NJ MERwry. Aucticu.eG
by BANGS, BROTHER &c CO.-Irade-Saie
THE sEGULsR FALL TRADE SALE win be con-
eed TUESDAY, September at oe ock a. m an
snnsps Of Books, Stereotype Plates Stationery Book
Bndes Mserss solicited. The Catalogue viii be put to
tIess eaily in July.
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Hle6ifal.

COMPOUND EXTRACT of SARSAPARILLA,
~ YELLOW DOCK, AID HYDRl0DATE Of POTASH
The Physicians Of the present day esteem the
ingredients Of which Is composed toe no'; v.ab, and ETH
be ia. following soiss Seot
al Desses OF she Shn Rheumatism, Dy'pep
ChIcne Diseases toe Lu.gs counterfeit the effects Of
Impue Of toe Blood Price 81 per bo;te Depot No
sos n rdsop-st., Ne,.-lOrk. X H. NEW MAN. hD
B-Tbs proprietor. being PhyScAn of over - years.
Practice will give pionpt Ion al medical and sarscA
g,ls
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AlB,sT Il NicoLAy. Aaeuossea
TWILL SELL, THIS DAY. Jul, '. at l2i
w ,'ciat =, the ns,ehsHt.' Erchsnse ." 'es"oa'
s,S.,o 80. Hs go Alton Rsro,, % mor's sooda
sno c,.r, A a Gao R.rosn let Mora soma
Snr B.Sso R.yef Rsir aA 5. hors bobdt NJ,
S,o Grc. " o IRA Rsiro,d LIST not ~ pr cest posA.
st.p ps.,oif d No yankee Rsira-d Go sfuouSs oo"'~
q, .,s,es OH, piano d Cosl Co, (hyPoth 90
eleu. Ae.o..ry " Mu'e, 81 ." e.eh
100 si.,,s o. \ bisii s'esn,shP Co. y in
~ 81 r.. n A. -,vs' BsSk Co sl". a., A..
Tees or SUITE per this day ed TIE e1snos
60, ciocl touorow The se.fued Interest ca en- 'hs
Re- Ar i b. cb,rs,d to the puIeh,.sr ssf, k-sT.'
1ELRsDAY, July 10 ALoEn as "a. ~. an.iA
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MECHANICS AND Traders SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

living SAVINGS IssrIrvrIos, No. 80 Wsren-st
nIVTDEND.-This Institution has declared q
- stmennnsl Dividend the rate Of SIX PER CENT
oil entitled thereto for the last three aud SIX mouths
able ON and after the 2lst inst All interest called for will
draw principal Open daily from 10 10 p and
Alto p. M Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays
WALTER w. COSCKLtN. Pres't.
vAspLRRmT L. BuIrox, ws. NJ PULLS, Vice Pre,t.
Secretary ID VAS PELr,
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Clothing

do HATS 81 less than Broadway prices
70 - For elegance and durability they csnuot be eScet
Nost Hats, 80 So BROWN, No 40 Calsl 81