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lain Observation-Disclosures.

Tuesday evening there were encouraging signs
of rain, and that night, about ? A. NJ, there was
much thunder and lishtnins-the thunder was
loud, and rolled through the heavens in that pecu.
liar manner which generally precedes heavy sum
mer showers. Those who had prayed for rain
listened in vain for the rapidly falling drops for q
long time. At last enough fell to give additions
force to their disappointment, and then the bea
vens cleared away. The little that fell did not lay
the DUST but gave to the earths surface sort OF
notified look, not unlike the effect which hea,
sometimes hast had fried appearance. We
now fix our hopes on Saturday.
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REVENGE is longer lived than gratitude. En-
dorse Mr. Smiths note TO keep him from bursting,
and he will forget all about it in a month. Pull
Mr.. Smiths nose, and he will cherish secret de-
sire to buln your house down for the remainder of
his life. Revenge isa passion Gratitude appears
to be only sentiment We can all hate. But it
is only one man in hundred who possesses sense
enough to be thankful.
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MOVEMENTS OF EUROPEAN STEAMERs.-The
British steamship Alps, Capt Inglis, arrived
at New York Tuesday morning from Havre d.
rect, with dates to the 10th inst. She brings 81
passengers Her news is anticipated by the Ara
bia at Halifax The steamship City of Baltimore,
from Liverpool July 10th, arrived at Philadelphia
the same morning.
The French screw steamship Barcelona, sailed
for Hsvre at 2 o'clock Tuesday from New York,
with lO7 passengers 300 tons of freight and S52,
600 in specie.
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DEAD -Jno. Bartlett. who constructed one of
the first buildings erected in Washington city and
was for some in the immediate employ of General
Washington, died in Washington CO., Ohio, on the
24th. lie had attained the advanced age of 80
years
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AFFAIR OF HONoR.-A meeting took place
Monday afternoon near Charleston. 8. c., between
Col John Cunningham and ]. l. Hatch, Esq, of
that city, and after exchange of shots. without
injury TO either party, the difficulty was honorably
akai
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CALIFORNIA QUICKsILvER.-The exports of
quicksilver from California during the first quar-
ter Of the present year amounted to 6 0o6 TASKS,
and in the second to 5.0s2 do; making total to
July LIST of ii. l5e TASKS of IS pounds each. The
principal portion was, ~ usual sent to China and
America and few hundrec TASKS to New York.
The consumption In California, too, is said to be
increasing rapidly, and must At present amount to
a very large quantity.
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THE "KING"FUND AT SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
The fund raised for the benefit of the family Of
the late James King. of William" Is said to
amount to SIS, coo; $1,000 of which has been sub.
scribed in Sacramento
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AN AWFUL MIATURE.-A woman named Eliza
Livingston, having been found dead in .Tallahas-
see, a few days ago, the Coroners Jury returned
q verdict that she came to her death ''Dy the ex.
cessive use of chlor0form. laudanum and LIQUOR"
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HOTTENToT CUsTOM.-Among the Hotten.ots.
if widow marries again. she is obliged to cut of
the joint of a finger for every husband she mar.
ries after the first; this she presents to her new
husband on her wedding day, beginning at one of
her little fingers first.
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Newspaper Change.

TRENTON, NJ July a9-The State Gazette.
Fremont paper. has been purchased by G. w
Toiies and will come out for Fillmore. Tn
change creates some excitement, and a new Re
publican paper will be started.
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Pedestrian FEAT-An Individual known as
Mickey Free. ON Saturday night concluded great
feat of walking one hundred and six hours without
rest or sleep, At Newark, N. j. He began his walk
on Tuesday afternoon previous At o'clock On
Wednesday morning he evinced signs of fatigue,
but recovered during the day, and in the evening
ioted he WAS sp0nged with salt and spirits four
times each day. He changed his clothing every
morning and evening. and also carried in his hai,
during the hottest part Of the cay. sponge safur
Cd with whiskey'an water. The main wager was
$500 In addition TO which he made slo0 by other
wagers
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FOURTH OF JULY AT THE CHINCHA ISLANDS
A letter dated Csllao, June 81. says that the
American ships at the Chinchasintend giving
grand ball on the evening of the Fourth of July
There were about twenty American ladies in the
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Severe stor'h.

BOSTON, July 29th-A severe thunder storm
passed over Boston and vicinity, yesterday At
WATERFOWL, the steeple of the Orthodox Church
was blown down. Buildings were struck by hgt'
ning in West Cambridge and other places. The
engine house of the Worcester Railroad was struck
and set on fire, but was speedily extinguished.
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ROANOKE leaves City Point SAT.
SzEZaEM URDAY morning, at O'Clock, for
NEW YORK, via Norfolk.
Fassongsrs desiring to take this cheap and comfort
tersburs cars, at 81 O'Clock Saturday morning
Tickets and berths secured at our office, South Ide
Of the Basin.
Passage 70 New York, including Meals and State
room only SO. steerass passage only -:
jy 31-N LUDLAM WATSON.
VALUABLE FARM FUk SALE lN Al.
BEMARLE COUNTY, will offer for safe at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th August
next, tho premises at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ if fair il
NOT the first fair day thereafter, the FARM on which
| reside West View,) containing 270l acres; about
200 cleared and in good state cultivation Az
of which 10 creek bottom, the balance well tibered
This {: act is situated the Seottsvie and Char.
lottesvile road, within three miles Of the foru,eY
place. adjoining the estate OF Mr. A. p Giles and eth
era The Improvements consist of q good Frame
Dwelling, with 7rooms, Kitchen, Smokehouss. Car.
rasehouse Barn. DC, &c
This residence is delightfully."- situated in m.
of the moot pleasant and healthy neshborboods in
Virginia, commanding most beautiful and ex.e naive
range OF mountain scenery; convenient to Cburches
Schools Mills &C., &c, and within three miles Of ths
James River Canal. ~ '"'
TERMs-maoe known on the day Of sales
For further Information, address the s,hserh.x
through the Post Office At Scotfsvilis. Aihsmssls
county, Va. Sr CLAIR HiRTW ~
Au I-cN*
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FOR KASsAs.-A company of 80 gentlemen left
Petersburg yesterday afternoon for Kansas, un
der the conduct of Col Thomas Fl. Resser Ameng
them are John H. Robertson, Alfred Lewellen,
and Thomas Ii. Leddy of Richmond.
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Ru{nof WAaf,

HARRISBURG. Aly % The AeA which COM
menced last evening is still fallisg4 r.
PIrTsEURa, July % Rain commenced falling
here this morning.
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New York POIitics.AA

SYRACUSE N. Y, July 3O-Thf Soft Demo.
cratic Convention met today and temporarily orr
ganized, with Governor Kemble acting As Chair
man.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 80.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED,
schr Haxal, Eon, New York, mdss, d w. Cur
RE ~
Soop New Packet, Gwsthney Smithfeld, mdse.
Schr Herbert. Myers, Rsppahannock, light.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond. MITCHELL Philadelphia,
nase and passengers. II z. futile.
schr Lord Raglsnd, o. Bryan, Halifax flour, L. N.
Webb 4 Co.
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DIED.


Asushtsr Of James +. Sutton, la.
DIED,
n. ii. s7eh inst. At the residence Of bio pssents
NJ S3is..a.. Amherst county,, JOHN WALTEk,
iafant son or Or James 8. aud Lucie A. fendieton,
aged II months and adays
. o. T.e.a.y evening, ANN c., daughter Of John J.
and A. =. v. Faris aged monies.
The friends and scquaintanees OF tne nmy ~ ~
requested TO att. nd the funeral from the ,h;s
her father on Main between Let and ID Streets tos
morning, At 10 o'clock.
On the soth of July. BENJAMIN BuLLiN, ssed
% years ., A.
ia friends and scqusintsnces are requested to ~
tend the funeral at his late resiesncs, IN hocAes'
this afternoon, at 5 o'clock.
At Hoped.le Albemare county, q the Is,adsHIIs
Of Rev r. Boydsr, On the Goth inst, Bit lAS
SMITH COKE, infant son of Mildred =. sno hienAi1
, Coke aged months and "a days r.,
oThe GOOD shepherd has folded the little lamb ssIey
in his bosom. 'sThe Lord savs, and the LoTc ns'n
taken away blessed be the name OF tho LORD.
On the soth July CHARLES THOMAS, infant
SON Of Thomas and AEn Candy, aged months. :. o
His funeral will take place this afternoon, n a.
o'clock from the Methodist Church. on oregon MN.
The friends and a.quaintsnces arc Requested 70
t.
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steamboat Acetdeut-Lo.s Of Life,

WHITEHALL, VI, July 30.-The steamer John
Gray burnt yesterday, nesr Garfield, In Lake
George. Several of the passengers and crew per.
ished; among the former four ladies, whose bodies
have been recovered
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There were seven deaths in Boston from sun
stroke last Saturday and Sunday
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The Arabia at hos

The Arabia ut Boston.
BOSTON. July 30-The Arabia arrived here to-
day from Halifax, At 8 o'clock, A. NJ. Her mails
will be sent South this afternoon.
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~ .sss; s Il So: :;s; !: S.: -

RACES viii csmm.nss ~ =
secosd Monday II ns:etAs
Ssl 1856. and continue - s ys'S Ss.'
lst DAY-noADAY. Oct. H-A swssps..ts a ~
mile heats. $50 entrance play or pay the proo,,.'
to add Sloo, provided two more start, elossS -,
the followinf entries VIII
Isl. Mr. VIM II. Gibbons names b. m. p...,,.
Reysuue. dam Emily Thomas. "
Glencoe. "
Sd. Calvin Green names Oh. m Linda bv Rail-.
zer, dam by Glencoe. ''"hI
ID DAY-TuEspAY, Oct. A--A swesp,..k. .
three year olds that never woa . race. mis- 49,. ,I
$lg0 entrance, $50 Forfeit three or mora ,o ,s sM
race, to name and close lst September, lass.
Sd DAY.Wrps.spAY. October l5-Propr,.,oy,
4ih DAY-fHuasD.Y, Oct B.--Joeksy Clsb Pun.
$780, three mile hssts, with inside post s,.. :,
500 play or pay, 70 clone on the let OF Se,ssns.a
each subscriber win be subject to per cent sara..'
upon the $500 purse.
9Th DAY-FRIDAy, Oct. H.--Propristor, p,,..
500, mile heats, best three in Eve. ~'
Second race. same day, sweepaaks tire, wa, Il,
colts and lsys, two mile heals. $50 entrance 80
forfeit, to name and close Let septambsr psr e..
entrance to all purses. CALVIN dREes AA
jy 2--2awtlstSept Propri.t.,
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Is, 1876 Prizes amounting TO-. ....\ $1oftgOo
number which draws the s4G,0 eff fhat number
should DO an odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the Scheme will DO entitled to So if an
even pumt or, then every even number ticket will be
entitled to Is in addition to any other prize which
may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity OF odd and
even number tickets will be curtein of drawing
nearly half the cost of the same, with chances of
obtaining other prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0, 2. q, 8, 8, arc
eyeu-sil these with |, s, s. Z, =, are cdd
rv Remember that every prize ia drawn and pay
sb Q in full without deduction.
rT-All prizes of 900 and undsr paid immediately
after the drawing other prizes at the usual time of
thirty days
All communications strictly Confidential. Tho
drawn numbers will be forwarded purchasers inn.
mediateIy after the drawing.
re- Who!s Tickets Sl0; halves S5; quarters S2i.
Plize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addr 4ssed to
:. SWAN 81 CO, Atlanta, Ga,
"A AZ
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e. Robert X. H0wts0n. Attorney NJ Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC, has removed his once -
hs rogidence on Governors street, two doors above
the Richmond houss, and not far from bis former
o oaaS fjy 31-d6tw4ml
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Terrible Gale-Twenty- mine Vessels Lest.
PRovIKcETowN, Mass July 3o.-A letter from
Green Island Straits Belle Isle says terrific gale
occurred there on the lst July, in which % yes
sells were driven ashore and lost. Three hundred
men were on shore living in tents
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MANRIUD.

AZ the residence Of the bnds,s fA.hsr. asssssf
eaunsy the morning e .es saI nnsw4Lf Esa
,sss,is a. Richmond, TO Miss FANNY A., youngest
A. nhtsr sf James +. Sutton, Lsq.
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> xCURsI0N I 81 (! (; 9. TnE

AFTERNOON or THUE5DIY ~. q, en q,
The ARMORY DAND hass tks $500 f
ncunee 70 the sitisens Of Richmeu{ 40 !, y n
the ssurstssy 81 the Richmond Rfs5srfsiss..nss sss
fef them cheap snd fnsefesffns eren,.S oos
isnd. o. The sfternsoa Of THURSDAY. sSs /, :, AZ
slant. on which occasion they viii b. nss sist 10
discourse the best aUsiC n shsir poSsr =, ! I
The frsia VIII 10 in rsadinsss 10 lssv. a..
about O'Clock, p. -. Asaaaad 4
Fare fsr the round TIP 30 senss; chflx,..
ten years Of sss Is cents sseh, ouIy. asds
Rafreshmsnts Of tho best quslity v;Ii \. -,
on tho premises st city pfiees PfsvAs
Tickets cea be bad on the day Of the rr.,.-.
the depot o. the Railroad Company, OF % soa,s
t0c tfosH ~ a
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rgLEoRAPHIc Naw 9.

TELE0HAPHIC NEWS.
REpORTED FOR TIL DISPA O II
Re-EJection Of Messrs. 0roeks ard keief.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Jnly 30 -Msssra Brooks and
Keft. who resigned from the House u Represent
stiyes, have been reelected by their constituents
uusnimously. A very large vote was pollsd.
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:, There are $50 vialsorsas the Montgomery, w.
White Sulphur Springs.
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-. VALUA BILE Private RESIDENCE
ON LEIGH STREET, BETWEEN 6rH AND
A4 7rH SITS, FOR sALE.-The subscribers arc
authorized to sell the following valuable property,
located a. above. viz the very desirable Brick
Dwelling now occupied by Mr.. z. .. Taiaferro. The
lot fronts about 40 feet runs back l65 feet to an
sides ample servants accommodations, stable, ae.
The whole premises have been thoroughly altered
repaired within the past three years ana gas and
feet order. 49,
Also, for sale the Framed Dwelling. at the corner
of Leigh and 7th streets now occupied by MIs.
Nichols fronting 39x 1865 feet This IL among the most
desirnby loo ated residences in the city If immedi-
ate application is made, the terms will DO made
conmodating.
Apply to GoDDiN AfrEhSoN,
~ 3I-lot AuctIourera.
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apnCIAL NOTICES.

- n. Coors, iate % -. Lsuta, ms. u.
6ce and residences nn ID sefesL we@ Hns.
- shall snd CIsy sfs
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A LABANIA LOTTERY.--
[Authori.ed By the State Of Alabama
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS F-NEw SERIES.
To be drawn in the City of Montgomery, Alabama
in public ON THURSDAY, August Is, 1856, on the
HAVAN A PL A N.
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CHOWkR BATHs...~he sresseus ne o.
y htehiy bens6cial pfomotina comfort - wsa
cissahnsa. We have yet . eocd supply Of the no"
Approved kindss tooethsr with ethes bashine s2es
sliNI Hals New fa1ily tLUUt., rsss,yiv'
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WANTED-Two good WAGONEkb for
w the remainder of the year.
iva CRENsHAW CO.
WANTED--To hire for the balance OF the
w year, few able-bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations, at the Coke Mines.
my H-ts JOHN J. WERTH. Agent
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Lost.

I OST.-Befween the residence Of Tho's
IL U. Dudley and the store of Messrs Dudley 4
Johnston, a large size GOLD PENCIL, marked n
A. DUDLEY. The finder will be suitably revs,dtd
by leaving 1t It Dudley Johnstons store on MAa
street, or at this Office jy S0-A
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.rN.,,..-... Purchasers nc the sales .!
,hs aa.h sna nh inst. ct the Colombian hotsi
made Ly me- r.qasstsd 70 e, i1T sne'f so1 se
This MORNING. st o'clock, e III NOT -
sP0"s'''' Va "'--r JOHN b. d. PAYNE,
.uu,, Auetionsor.
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n Notlcc.-.We will centInue the sale e, q
n .ss,s Richsrdson & Co.'s stock THIS MORNING.,
ct 10 o'clock. A. =.
The u,ost valuable part Of the stsck II yet to be
.oiS meb a. Rich Dress Silks, Prints, Brown ana
BIssched Goods Irish Linens he.
Sit KENT PAINE co Auct'.
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3pr-yTH MtLCH COW AND CALF Al
aHGSFaH PRIVATE SALE.-We have for sale
M privsteiy,a splendid young Cow and Calf,
&Hxz= sised in the city. Ii not disposed OF by
SATURDAY, will be sold at pubic auction. Applyto
iy 81 LARUS SHINE
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q KANASVAS-S $40 RhWAKD.-.On
81 Sunday. July nth, young negro woman,
-gfM named COLUM BIA, about IL or 90 years DID,
ZV gin ger bread color, five feet six eight inches
.&A high, rather stout; hadon pale pink dress and
a white bonnet when she left reward of Ten boil
laIs will be paid for her returnto
HIRAM CARNELL.
iy3l---6tt Brooke Avenue.
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WANTS.

NNANTED..By q youug lady, a situs,;.r
w asTEACHEH of tbs primary brsaches of ~, sta
lsh, in q highly respectable religious family IN T
country. Terms moderats. Address Miss y u
hicnfnono va ~ S-lts
WANTED.m.Two good Plasterers, 10 a..
w ish dwelling miles abevs town, on II.
PLANK Road.
iy S0-3t T. 7 .PEYTOy
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VIRGINIA RlFLkS.-Atfend n regn'
r. lar monthly meeting ct Sehads Hall, on tn UKs-
(i DAY EVENING, July 3ist, at o'clock precisely
wy Every member must be present
BY order of the Lieut. Com.
jy 30-2t PHI. BERGHEIMER. Orderly.
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- e. r. Geek = &c. ask partlceIar NJ
@.stion = heir ale o. Rousehoid and ktsnen gul
$3.50 RMS DAY. e 10 o'clock, st the rssidencs q
Msstbsv Dslany, on stb, between Byrd ana C,nA
streets. ~ -
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"ANTED.-- "A gentleman, who IL u grad
w nat of the Virginia Military Institute, and A.
M. graduate of William and Mary College, and who
has had eight years experience in successful teach
ing, desires Q situation in Richmond, either Pra
clpal or Associate, in some school, or will take
charge of school, If sufficient number Of scholars
is engaged. Address TUTOR
Midlothian, Chesterfield co Va, or this Office.
iy o. 6ts
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:RE1xgN VALUABLE tNIlLCH COW
gIHTN AND CALI sni authorized to eel!
vary fine Mich Cow, with Calf three
&aueeks old. The Cow 10 Durham and
Devon The owner says she will give, he thinks,
from five to six ssllous of milk per day-perlectiy
gentle and sold for no fault Apply to
THOMAS ". KEESEE,
jY 81 No. 90, Pearl street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

III Chambers daily, for Albany and Troy ON and
sner woDdsy. January r. 1856 the rams wn follows
Exprsxs tr A. w., onnneetnH with Northern fsrp
tralnst through way tram, ~ M; cypress train tor
Poushknepeis ~ GA M and $50 p. NJ; for PsekskI ~
Nj. for Sing sng r. NJ The Sing Sing and Peek All
trssns op at war stations Pa~engsrs .ap al Csap,
hers Canal CaTsloyb and rhIriy hrst sres, VI train ca
sunday, r. IL SYKES, yr, Hupsrtns ,r,isas
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EXPRESSES.

xov vra rOTrCE-wTIJ.s, FARGO co, 81 BROAD
AAr Al, md forward their express 70 California Ore
80 Sandwich Islands and Pacific coast OF south Amercs on
q, cssree az special messengsr fre,xnt nust De az
Tvera 10 US 10 A. M on day q sanng md'u n
IN TO enable as 70 properly clear soods ~ customs
mus, furnish with memorandum Of ne contents
Sod vAue u their packages, WnhLP' FANSs w
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COAL.

ON TONS OF CHESTNUT WHITE Ash COAL
AOV sae ut ~ 80 per ton, delivered to all paris OF
Tree OF chaYre. Address JOHN N. CORLOT1IF0. ca
loot OF Thirty seventh street, ast river, New York
(loAL-I AN NOW DELIVERING FROM NV
~ yard, corner Of Twenty seventh street and Ninth
ire bea ouaty Of Peach Orchard and rod ssh ca
ecreened at the low price OF 10 30 per tom wtgb, wa
or forfeit coal. JOHN hsDOf|
AYDNfY, PfU1OU AND LIEGAk CoAi. M
~ There IA large stock OF frcsh mtred Goa ~ bI
usr ed mines The Lpsan mine has been opened n
for tle euppv OF ctal for gas II has bssn tested
gse ooupgpies a1d highly asprovBd OF Pers0s " \
mpoat co@ car hsvs credits ovsced ~ appytuxI
0UNhRD, Ne. 4 Rowing Green.
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INSTRUCTION,

ANSV1tUCIIONs
1877 -FRBNCH, SPANISH AND GERMAN
lCCl. qua es taught at DOLBEAR,S Commercial 4
my. fte Broadway. by experienced ieachers who bave
as CONNER cal correspondents in the best houses Of
spain and Cuba The course OF instructions Is strictly
tical and business like. Tran stations made.
1877 BOOKKEEPING WHITING, ARITHMEl
ICc0. Mr. DOLBEAR, 600 Broadway, being asss
students for head bookkeeper in snS esisbIi,hmsnt
'eaches penmanship in person and will remove Gil ST
ana trembling from any hand one week.
r r. POSTER AND HIRAM DIXON, COMME R
writing and arithmetic. upon sound and indsputabe
ples 70 The entire sIcusop OF The modern sz and tws
ting arhm eic and bosSfsspins ara neSiscssd or q
In ,bis unitarian age the prevalent ids chat can yo
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