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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
BUILDING LOTS n. An

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auc-
tion.-On WEDNESDAY. June 25th. at6H
O'Clock p m, shall sell, on the premises, Lot
NO AZ, being Cabot's subdivision OF Square No
Thls property Is located in rapdly-improv-
ing part Of the city, having front of % feet on
north n street, between lst street east and North
capitol street; depth SIX feet, containing ASK
je19 c. w, BOTELER Auct
~ The above sale is unavoida bly, post.
poned until MONDAY, July eth. at61 O'Clock
jy2-3t
Irln consequence of the rain, the above
sale Is further Postponed to THURSDAY, July
10th, at the same hour.
jyS-3t C. w. BOTELER, Auct,r.
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WANTED "A SITUATION TO DO PLAIN
w cooking, washing and ironing. Has no OBJ
lection to 60 into the country. Address Box No 1,
at this office. jy 7-3t#
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NOR SALE.-SEPARATE OR OTHER
Il wise, small Frame Houses, opposite North
ern Liberties Market house, on X and 9th streets
west Terms: $500 cash; balance in one and
two years. Enquire on the premises Of HENRY
JOHNSON. jY 7-6t*
(Organ ,MWF, Intel ,TuThS)
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

nNAND AFTER MONDAY, THE Both Of
~ June, the Steamer GEORGE sKA
PAGE will run ct the following
hours
Leave Washington 8, 8, IL, IL, 3K, 5x, and
O'Clock.
je 29-n ELLIS IL. fkiCE, captain
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NOR RENT-A WELL FINISHED AND
Il comfortable brick dwelling hou on street.
opposite Franklin Square. Apply at No $50
street, between 13 and 14th july 3-1w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-09

HANDS WANTED.-TWENT MEN AND
i five boys wanted TO work in Brick Yard on
the Alexandria canal Apply to CANDY PAIN
TER, Dadge's Brick Yard. Old hands prefer
red. Nv 18Th
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E,OR RENT-POSSESsION GIVEN I'M
IL mediately, that large brick house on 18th st :,
between f and F :, recently occupied by Col. b F.
Larned. For terms applyto Mr.. CHARLES b.
KING, Artist, 18th street, at the office Of the
Paymaster General No. "a Winder's Building
q
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WANTED-A SERVANT TO DO the work
w Of a small family. To a competent person
good wages will be given Apply at 16e West st.
near High, Georgetown, ID. C.. Nv SGT
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V'HE STEAMER GEORGE wASHIsG-
l. TON windepart at the follow L.
ing hours:
Leave Alexandria *, 3, IL, *, 81, 81
Leave Washington. g, 10, -, 2k,lX,6K
je 2S-d JOB CORSON, Captain.
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WTANTED-A NURSE, EITHER AMERI-
w can or colored, from ~ to Ia years Of age
None need apply without being able to give good
reference. Call at 37s Eighth street, between
and a. m, or and 9 p. m. jyS-2t*
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LAND AND TAX A G E NCY
LANDS LOCATED, BOUGHT & SOLD.

DALLAS & STEELE,
East Saginaw, Mich, (Hoyts Block,)
PROMPT attention paid to all communications.
DALLAS R.H STEELE.
RFFERENCES.
Walker, washn @. Sam Brewster. Syracuse NY
Albert Steele Chicago Ill. Hon Geo DsllGs Philsdel
John wilson forly Com Norman Little E. Saginaw NJ
Land Office Chicago, Ill., John Gal agher, Saginaw, N.
yno BDevelin New York. Hon Lewis Csss, Detroit Mich
lie l6-1m
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WATCH RETURNs.-W. Ball, drunk and
9lsorderly; workhOuse thirty days.
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LNOR SALE "A COMFORTABLE TWO
l. story Brick House on g street, Washington
Ii Is situated few doors west Of the War De
pErtm mt, on the east side Of the alley on which
Swartz's stable stands. The Lot fronts Is feet on
g street and runs back 113 feet The House con-
tains five excellent rooms and kitchen, and will
be sold bargain If immediate application is
made. For terms apply to WA. WILLIAM
SON, First Ward. 7-Iw
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"ANTED-A RENTER FOR TWO front
w Rooms, furnished, in the first and second
story; will be rented together or separate. Board
can be had II desired. Apply at 494 Fourteenth
street, between d and f.. jy S-3t*
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vTO RSONS ABOUT LEAVING THE
IL CITY If you wish Brushes and Combs Of
any kind or quality, Soaps, Perfumery, Fans,
Paper, Porte Monnaies, &c, call at our store, as
cedented low rates. 800, bet. 9th and 10th SITS
lie 30 JOHN r. ELLIS.
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WANTS.,

NTANTED-A GOOD NURSE None need
w apply who cannot come well recommended
Apply at No. 297 street, Immediately. 1t*
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-A
Il House delightfully."- situated in the First
Ward and comfortably furnished, will be rented
low If applied for Immediately. Address A Y.
H., Star Office jy7-3t
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BOSTON AND NEW YORK PIANOS,
- Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Accordeons, Ban
!os, Strings, Pegs, X osin, Bows, Music, &C, al
The great musical establishment OF
JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Pa. av o., between 9th aud 10th SITS.
Pianos aud Melodeons for rent. 1e&
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w lean Woman, with fresh breast Of milk
a child to wet nurse. Address s'F h" at the
Star office. References exchanged. iy 9-3t
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IHE dAS LIGHT COAPANG.-Ihls cOmpany
is now organized, as follows President and
Treasurer, George w. Riggs; Secretary in
charge of Office, &c, Jos. F. Brown Mansg-
ing Foreman, or Superintendent, VIM. Bono.
of Mr.. Riggs high character, energy, and
hberality, it is unnecessary to speak in this
community, and better selection for the re-
spOnsible position could not have been made.
Mr.. Brown has been Secretary Of the Board
Of Directors for many years, and is one Of the
largest stockholders Of the company. He
possesses the peculiar talents required for the
management Of the Office concerns, and we
hazard the prediction that in few months
the affairs Of the company will show a very
material improvement In more respects than
one
Mr.. Bond has been for twenty nine Years
connected with the gas light company Of Bal
tinOre-fOr the last dozen years as managing
foreman, and is thoroughly acquainted with
the gas business in every department, and We
are much mistaken if, under his superinten-
dency, the city will again be buried in CHM
merriam darkness, as it was last April, from,
as We believe, the want Of knowledge or at
tentiOn on the part Of the then superintendent.
We learn that one Of the directors, Col. Free
man, late Of the army, Ia very large stock
hOlder,) has been giving much Of his time and
peculiar qualifications for the business to-
wards systemetising the affairs Of the company
In every department, and We are confident
both the company and public will soon expe-
rience material improvements from his labOrs.
The Board have declared dividend Of FIVE
per cent. Zone dollar per share) on the par
value Of the stock, out Of the earnings Of the
company for the last six months, payable on
the 18th inst. This is destined very shortly
TO be the most valuable stock in the country,
and we recommend our citizens who have
money to invest TO purchase at once an in
tere.t IN the company.
WATCH RErURNs.-W. Ball, drunk and
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THO RENT.-A DSOMELY FUR
Il nished house, pleasantly situated in central
part Of the city, within few minutes walk Of the
Department Terms very moderate. Address,
Immediately, r Il, City Post Office. jy 7-3t*
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LSOR RENT.-THE TWO NEW THREE
Il story Brick Houses on 9TH street, opposite
Centre Market Persons wishing to open X es-
taurant cannot find in the city more eligible To-
cation. X. H. LASKEY
jy 7-2w No. 80 louisiana avenue
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NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE STORE,
l. No. $50 Seventh street, opposite Centre Mar
ket, fttedup with shelving, counter, gas fixtures,
awning, &c. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to ROBT. c BROOKE. yS-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-TWO
handsome parlors and several chambers suit.
able for families or single gentlemen, with or
without board. Apply at J. r. CRUTCHET,S,
corner 9Th and streets iy 9-eo3tx
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EOR RENT-THE TWO.STORY FRAME
Il House on 18Th street, between New York av-
enue and L. TO punctual tenant the rent will be
moderate: Apply to ]. =. FINCH, Administra-
tor Of ID Finch. iy sat
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DOR SALE-A DOUBLE LOT OF so feet
l. front by 125 dep 1t has on 1t a frame house
and nice garden, full of vegetables, the whole
being enclosed by railing fence 1t will be sold
GERHARD, No. 39s Maryland avenue
Nv 9-3t#
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FOR SALp AND RENT.
[sEK FIRST PAGE ToR OTHER NOTICES

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
- The brick House on Ninth street, between F
and streets, Is for rent on reasonable terms to a
COED tenant This house is pleasantly situated
In central portion Of the city, and has a fine
yard Inquire at WILLIAM ORME,S Grocery
Store, between 18th and 18th streets, on Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. iV 9-3t
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Southern Ohio Wheat hrmor. Sales L. 600 bushels, AZ
u 10 for Chicago spring and 81 % for Milwaukee ciaD
Corn advanced. Sales "a, 00e bushels at 46c f7c.iat
ter price for very prime oats and rye quiet Cana,
ffeil htsCorn lao, and wheat Sc. New York. 70
ceips for the twenty four hours up 10 noon 632
bbis -four 13 S13 bushels corn 503 bushels OATS Canal
exports same tme2 1913 bushels wheat, "A i75 bushels
corn, IA, $50 bushels cats.
OswgGo July 23--6 n.
FloRr-Demand good for the inferior, with light STOCK
81 81 for fancy and exira canadian and So for com
mon Oswego. Wheat dull Sales o00 bushels Canadian
including 600 bushels white before receipt OF Persia
news at 81 So. Canal freights a shade easier-Fiour,
3ec. wheat lie. and 100 TO New YORK. Lake imports
today-26 43l bushels wheat, 40s5 bushels rye, oaa
bushels oats Canal EXPORTS, 1888 bbls hour, ao4so
CtncAao, July %, 1856.
Wheat nru, and tending upwards Receipts "a goo
bushels. Corn active at former rates-44c. Receipts,
1877 900 bushels Shipments TO Buffalo, 90, 600 bushels
Oats firm Receipts, II 900 bushels Shipments TO Huf-
falo 90 600
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THIRTY-FOUHTE2 CONGRESS.
FIRHr SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON July %, 1855.
INVITATION VANDERBILT
Mr.. SEWARD, (nigger worshpper) of N Y, presented
IN invitation from Mr.. Vanderbilt TO Senator's VISIT on
saturday morning his steamer, lying of the
ursenal stating that facuss would be afforded for the
yarpose.
The House bill relative To the Improvement Of the Sa
vapnah river was passed.
FOREIGN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF AMERICAN SCIENCE.
Mr.. MALLORY, (dem.) OF Fla, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs reported joint resolution authorizing the
ACCEPTANCE by Lieut. Marry and other naval officers, OF
nedss from foreign governments for services 20 science
and humanity. Pissed
long debate followed concerning the priority Of bust
NESS during which Mr. WEIER, (dem) Of Cal, s;d that
today had been assigned by the democratic for
tho consideration Of the Pacific railroad bill.
Mr. rRUsBCIL, {nigger worshipper) OF H., protested
aFans the majority meeting in secret - decide the order
Of business. They might az well expe the M nority at
business in systematic way instead II wasting time
dscusi rg liz priority.
Mr. CLAYTON *. NJ of Del, said for the remainder Of
hls public life be should always vote no pleased,
without beiog the slave Of any party.
a. DorGIAs, (dem.) OF Ill, justified the caucus, in
srccs d.a the policy Of the opposition, who desire
M Artjon on prbiG business.
Sr FfssfsDKs, fnigGcr worshpper) O. Me-, behalf
the minority, denied that they avowed such
policy, or were actuated by such desire.
Mr.. DOUGLAS thought every 5ody who had witnessed
Me OF the majority would have right 10 infer
Aom their action that such their policy. He
wiling that the public should decide the question whe
tneY he correct or not.
Mr. wKlIJR withdrew his motion to take up the Pacific
Railroad bill hndng that the day was likely 70 be fruit
lsssly consumed.
The bill continuing the improvements OF Sheboygan
hArbor was discussed and passed.
Adjourned.
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America on his Travels

Erlday.-YOung America on his Travciss-
The AMERICAN WEEKLY Press Of Frdayy VII con
tan q series of letters from YOUNG AMERICAN travel
ling through india Egypt Syria Asia Minor and the Crmea
with descriptive at Madras Aden Alexandria, Cairo
Suez CONFERENCE.-The and places with running his
tory country and comments hereonhe most interest
ing sketches published for years. fhe American weekly
Press will also contain notices OF all meters Of interest In
the city countrymoral POLITICAL theological and
Notwithstanding the best general newspaper In the
try Published every Friday morning al the northwest cor
ner Of Fulton and Nassau Streets New York Price only 81
year and agents 81 so per hundred Terms
cash For sale at the office northwest corner OF fulton ard
Nassau streets the agents generally Adver-
semens inserted In the American Weekly Press Tor MY
cents line,
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A RMoRy INDEPENDENCE GUARD, NEW YORK,
N July a is56At special meeting u the above corpa
held a. their armory the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
Whereas IN the wisdom of Divine Providence,
brother soldier William ~ Pnchbeck has been removed
midst by DEATH and whereas the members of his
association deem hitting publicly express their sense Of the
Resolved, That In the death Of late comrsde this
has sustained loss Of than ordinary painful cha
racser Although ne had been short time with yet
had given bright premise Of becoming useful member Of
and an ornament 10 corps.
Resved That while we bow in 70 This painful
stroke should be admonhed BY the sudden death our
beloved comrade sthat in midst OF e death
and hs, knoweh the day nor he hour when the Son
O Man comeihn
Resolved That our warmest ympathies are with the be-
reaved family deceased and IL heartfelt that
they may be strengthened under their heavy loss.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be the
family the deceased and that they sso be published
New York Herald and Daily Times
Resolved That our arory be draped mourning and that
the members Of the corps the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days. ,,..,....
FRspvRIcx T. Locxy, Secretary pro tenn
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SUCH an appalling CathstrOphe - IAat OF
the Philadelphia week would De impossible on the
Flushing Railroad Being eight miles long, only one train
time Is allowed TO upon IL, there be COLI
sons II affords Of the safest peasantes and cheapest
excursions of New York Seven trips daily both ways
Fulton by ISLAND CITY at ca and
10 A. NJ; 5 and p. NJ Cars leave Flushing at same
hours meeting exchanging with boats Hunt
Point Through 80 mInutes-fare 20 Excursion
Mari loaa
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hsey to be sensation TIL the final adjournment, on
he 18th proximo
Autographs dfSpatch was received here today from
n BaJlnsane NJ New York. saying he Intended forth
veh return Washington, Mr. Brooks had failed
him reply was sent " him to pursue his journey 70
OF bis friends anticipate his return TO this city TO- NOR
row. Meanwhile the officers SIN tho look out for
him.
lhe Kansas contested election will, understand,
.sbme up The democrats well charged IN
hycr Of Gen. WHITFIELD ind will urge his claims with
great power The friends Of Gov Reeder do not ey pect
he will get the seat they only desire that winfield
shall be ousted which they will be able 70 carry am
Informed this evening Reeder will not make his APP
psarance during the contest They have advised him not
" come here.
The Naval Committee have not been able, after three
attempts 70 get quorum together therefore no acti N
has been had On the Senate bill IL doubtful whether
anything viii be done with II this session.
Quite large number Ct persons to-day visted Com.
yandertns new Saturday has been set apart
a the day When the President other functonares
together with the members Of both houses OF Congress-
ere 70 be invited grand on board tho
ship.
The Criminal Court eight hours in continuous SEES
sion to-day The time consumed in discussion as
N what should be the character Of the instructions
Jury the Herbert Each side has submitted set,
which tie Court will decide TO morrow.
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yxyAsHyNGroN MONUMENT GUARD-THERE WIKI,
be association formed for target excursions under
the above name All gentlemen DESTROYS of becoming mem
will al 81 Third merit 70 Twch
Tuesday evening merit July ~ O'Clock 70 enrol their
names and make arrangement for the election Of oMcs Ac
nv order of JOHN Mills, Jr., Chairman pro tenn.
Alpsyp o. BAKRR, Secretary pro tenn.
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rnrn.DrL M ROCK so.rp.

fpurmA, July %, 1853.
Pennsylvsnm state sls, Reading halrosd, 20;
Long Island Railroad, AZ horrs Canal lax Penna
Railroad, 49,.
Flour tends upwards mod - demand for shipment.
Bales 1900 bbh At 70 for ,on Michigan; sb rs for
gCod Michigan W 2oaW 876 for good 70 extra
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TrrovTO, July u 1856.
Al one o'clock this morning, q large fire occdrred In
King street. In this city, destroy ng number Of frame
buildings, Offices, lumber yani sc. The theatre
rowiy escaped. Loss $50, 900.
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Persons DESTROYS OF Having their Adver-
tisements in the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS should send
them in to-day to the Office northwest Of Fulton and
Nassau streets Price atty cents line 1.-THE paper Is Of
the best channels for advertising In the country.
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The free, the free, the free;
Fremont-Fr emont and liberty
1,1OO Votes for Freedom were cast Yester-
day for freedoms candidate HOLMES picture 29
Broadway while the getting their portraits taken
for DC and Soc and greater Freedom is the wordcost
what NAV.
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Reported Challenge from MIR. BocOck TO Mr.
DurllnKame.

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1885,
letters have been received hers stating that cha
snge nas passed Messrs Burngame and Bocock
The latter was not in his yesterday and he Is said
hare left Washington, accompanied by Gen. Lane.
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The Smithsonian House, Broadway

Single rooms, so cents, rs cents and 81 per day.
Parlors, with bedrooms, 81 90 TO IS per day.
Meals extra, at all hours. and as ordered
OR good rooms and board at 81 IS 10 81 per day..
This large hotel the attention Of travellers,
being newly furnished and thorough order having hrst
all appointments Of the highest pticed
prices which, this central and costly spot must ut
erly defy Competition SIDNEY kOPMAN.
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ADVYRfnRMBNTS RENEWgD EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.


1fTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT SIXTEENTH AND
1t twentieth varys-At meeting Of the delegates o. the
said district held caiys OF Twenty 9th and
Seventh avenue Wednesday evening July e. Alexander
Ming unanimously elected delegate and Vim. McCon
alternate represent said district al Syracuse the
s0h inst. ON motion, Mr. Jas. Gregory and Mr. Edward
Reilly were appointed TO inform Mr. Ming o. his nomination,
which he accepted. EDWARD REILLY, Chairman.
JoHS Dotas, Secretary.
THE FRIENDS or FILLMORE COMING TO THE RES
cueA call for public meeting to be held this
ing, July a. MSP. M at the Academy OF Music OF
Fourteenth street and Irving place. Of all those friendly the
election OF Mlard Fillmore the Office Of President Of the
United States has been signed by the Hon Luther Bradsh
Henry Grnneli Hiram Eeichum and three thousand
others.
n viii be addressed By the
Hon. Humphrey Marshall, of Ky;
Hon. y Morrison Harris OF Md
Hon. Winter O. Davis OF Nd;
Hon. Oscar p. Moore, of Ohio
Hon. David Paul Brown, OF Philadelphia;
Hon. James o. Putnam OF Buffalo.
All these gentlemen win certainly be present
THE TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB WILL
bold great ratification meeting at Continental Hail. on
the corner Of Eighth and Thirty fourth
ming beginning O'Clock Several distinguished speakers
Seats will be for the
ladies. Arrangements made for music, songs, o.
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Arrival OF the Florida At Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July a 1855.
The Florida has arrived he'd after One passage from
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Parla Rn0la 4

Paris Boots and Shoes, Received per Baltic,
from celebrated makers J. Forr Rue Rcheeu and Mees
Rue de In Pax, by EUGENE FERRIS son, boot makers
e. Nassau street, third door above Maiden lane.
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Reduced Prices.-
Turtle soup.-Gosling,s America

French Restaurant 3o6 broadway near Duane street.-The
proprietor his patrons and the public that ne viii
up day most delicious turtle soup. made from two
traordary fat turtles weighing 400 lbs each and pro
the finest that have been in New York many
Families supplied at 70 cents per quart.
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modern improved pianos and meloocons be found AZ
S Broadway Pianos and rent allowed purchase
se sale monthly payments second hand pianos from S0 70
tl40 melodeons from $40 70 SIS.
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sireet-under the medical charge Of II. ID. r. NFSTEII
NJ D.--Consumpon, throata bronchitis, asthma csarrh
cured by the inhalation o. medicines In state OF vapor the
ordinary temperature OF ar lung food direct
Of deasea RATIONAL scientific and certain mode Of
Tcsron. "a Brief Treatise the above, by DR.. Nese
sentfre 10 any address u. VAN DEUSEN, Secretary.
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Baths, Baths, Baths.-Cloyd's Floating aud
baths In the pure at Hoboken,
he terry Ladies' bathing dresses for sale aud 70 let Boats
70 hire. Water free from all inquiries.
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Nuw,s the Time

NOvv'a the Time
Eow's the time 10 dust he places
haunted by the insect races
With Y. LYONS powder, glorious,
over insect pests victorious
And % spread his pills enticing
Near tbs holes that let the mice In.
Depo; for Lyons magnetic powder and pills for insects raj
and mice s2t Broadway, New York and No South Eighth
street, Philadelphia,