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I EWIS'S BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF
IL Philosophy, vol, 8 vo: S2.75
Mormonlsm, 10y Elder HYDE; Sl.25
I.amartIne's History of Turkey, 8 vols; So
Rousseau Confessions, vol, translated; $3.50
How to Write. a manual of composition; SOC.
How to Behave, manual of Etiquette; soc.
How to Talk, manual Of Conversation; SOC.
Mrs. Jameson's Loves of the Poets, blue and gold;
75c.
Punch's Pocket Book of Fun; SOC.
Macaulay's Biographical and His torica Sketches;
SIC. FRANCK TAYLOR.
an Il
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WKARE GLAD to learn that Mrs. A. c. Redmond,
the daguerrean Artist, has returned from the North
with her health much improved. and is now at her
GALLERY. on the Avenue, between 9th and 9th sts
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By c. r. l.. CROWN & CO., AuctIoneers
DROPERTY ON 18TH STREET AT AUG
Il TIoS.-On SATUR DAY AFTERNOON, the
18TH instant, We shall offer the following Property ct
Ga o'clock:
Lot 81, IN subdivision Of squsre No. 1877.
Sale positive.
Terms One-third, cash balance in 6 and u
months. &. X. l.. CROWN az CO.
an l<-tsScs AuctIOneers.
III TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATU RDAN. the I'd instant, same hour and
place.
aul7 GIRL. CROWN CO., Auct'rs.
TINTED STATES SALE OF VALUABLE
- WHARF PROPERTY AND LOTS ON THE ScHUYI.
KILL. ADJOINING THE NAVAL ASYLUM, PHLADEI-
PHIA.-WIll be sold at public auction. on TUES
DAY, the first day of September next AZ 10 a. M on
the premises, the United States Wharfand Lots ad-
JoIng the Naval Asylu also, those between Ship
pen and South streets. numbered from to % ncliI-
slye, according 10 the plan which can he the
oihce of the Navy Agent. and at the Asylum.
The terms of sale will be. one-half cash, one
fourth In six months and the other fourth in twelve
months from the date of sale.
Receipts will be given for payments, hut no deeds
Will be executed until the final payments shall be
made; anu all the PAYMENTS TO be forfeited If the
terms of the sale shall not be complied with.
The Government reserves the right TO fl mini
mum valne on each lot, below which a sale will not
be made. WIN. BADGER,
Navy Agent, Philadelphia.
To he published once a week tall LIST Septemb er in
the Portland Argus, Boston Post, Boston Herald
Journal of Commerce and Daily News, New York;
PennsylvanIan and Evening Argus, Philadelphia:
Republican, Baltimore: lutelllgencer, Union Star
Washington; Enquirer, Richmond.
~ 8-lawtSepl
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Attorney in fact for heirs Of Thomas Hin

WINDOW GLASS.-SOO boxes 10 by IS French
w Window Glass, will he sold at one dollar AMI
seventy five per box for cash, Inlots of IA boxes
Also, fulIsupply of large size French Glass ist
10, 8 by u, 9 by u, and 10 by u cheap.
", X. II. MILLER, SON & CO.
AIexanorIa. va. !, $50. ieR
TREMOLO ACCORDEONS new invention !:
i call and see them, 1T the Music Depot of
w. q. METZEROTT,
Rul% corner 18th and Pa, ave,
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tUANO, GUANO FOR SALE.

MACKEREIl-MACK
vi 100 barrels No. large New Mackere
% haf-tarrels do do do do.
Expected daily per schooner Searsville. and for
sale by HARTLEY d BROTHER
au lS-lw lOl Water ST., Georgetown.
C00 ADDITIONAL COPIES OF "ROSALIE
cUO the Prairie Flower" just received. This is
the most popular song ever published. Sent by mail
free OF postage on receipt Of twenty five cents n
letter stamps.
V2 JOHN r. ELLIS.
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WJM. H. HEYL,
w HOUSE PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
ecute any orders in his line with which his friends
and the public may favor him. Orders be left at
No. 484, corner 9th and sts., at Rdenour's Con-
fectionery store No S4 lvania avenue (north
side) between 9Th and 10th streets. Those who may
intrust work to him may rely on its being executed
lie 25-2m
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR
~ 20 CASH

GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR
~ s - . CASH
II. SEMK EN-, JEwELER,
offers at greatly reduced prices, FOR CASH. the fol-
lowing articles: ...
Gold Hunting English Patent Levers, full jeweed,
from $50 up.
Gold Hunting Detach do, full ieweIed from SS5 up.
Gold Ladies' Watches, full jeweled IN variety, rs
All Watches are guaranteed for IL months.
Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains, at wholesale
prices; all kinds of Inc Jewelry, such Bracelets
Pins, Ear Rings, Rings, Shirt Buttons, Seals, Lock
cts, PencI 8, etc. embracing Diamond, Pearl, COras,
Canoes, Mosaics, etc, at astonishing low prices.
Pure Silver Ware-SpoOns, Forks and all kind of
fancy Silver WaIe-lOicsT than ever offered before.
Silver plated Ware-such Spoons, Forks, Cas-
tors. Cake and Gard Baskets, Butter Coolers, ETC..
vii be sold at manufacturers prices.
IL Our main object in offering such inducements
is: TO reduce oar present tdTge stock for ready
cash, contemplating some alteration in our bust
ness.
Persons in want Of anything in our line are invited
10 call; we shall take pleasure IN convincing them
that such opportunities of purchasing fine goods
such reductions are seldom hered. All goods war
ranted as represented. III. SEMKEN,
aug Is 800 Pennsy lvanIa avenue.
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A NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS WHO ARE
"a INTER ESTED.-We have now on hand sup
ply of our Gel ebrated Burton and xxx Ales, which
were brewed TO our own order, expressly for the
southern trade and which, we will guarantee to keep
any length of time, in the warmest of weather
All lovers of good Ale can be accommodated with
the above at our Depot, 81 Green street, George
town, DC. Army & SHINN.
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A CARD,

A CARD. q.
Il If Undersigned takes pleasure IN announcing
to the public at large, and to the practising IL
PHYSICIANS IN particular, that he will open inSsa
the course ofnext month his DRUGSTORE M
AND PRESCRIPTION STAND, ANDR
CHEMICAL LABORATOR lat $40 Ninth street,
between Penn. av and ID street, east side.
Prescr ptIons of physicians, written i'm either the
Latin. English or rench languages, will most
fully be compounded, and no recipe trusted tn the
hands Of an apprentice other employee not fully
competent
The thorough chemical education, and the long
practice OF the undersigned phaTmaceutist, in
both the Old World and the United States, will
serve as guarantee for the purity of drugs and pre-
parahons kept by him. Every chemical compound
rs tested before made of, and poisOns sold ex
cept on receipt from known and responsible parties
CHEM 1CA l. ANALYSIS.-Q palliative and
guanttatlve-of soils, ashes, minerals, waters,
&c is performed at moderate rates; and gentlemen
theory and practice of Chemistry and Pharmacy, will
have an opportunity offered to that end by applying
next fall
Refersncss.-Prof. J. D. b. De Bow, Hon.
THoMAs b: FLORENCE, +. II. SAGE, ESQ.,, SELMAR
SIEBERT, Esq, CHARLES III. WINDER. Judge Ad-
vOcate. MAGNUS GROSS,
Late pupil OF Prof Licbg,
jy 29-lm graduate of a Pharmaceutical College.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant. THEODORE, aged 8 v,
and u months, only son of Charles snd Mary !
Scrivner.
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IHE MUSIC AT THE CAPITOL, yesterday even
ing drew brilliant audience, composed as usual
largely of ladies.
Prof. Scala brought out some new music for
the occasion, which was exquisitely performed
by the Marine Band, not only gratifed the mass.
nut was more than satisfactory to the critical ear
SO accustomed are we to the excellent GIuusic for
the million" afforded semi weekly by the Ma
rlne Band, that we grow unmindful of the priyi-
lege until awakened to its appreciation by the
eagerness displayed by visitors from a distance
to avail themselves of these Wednesday and sat
urday musical treats
Among the notabilties on the ground vester
day was noticed the Hon. John nj. Bolts, Of vir-
sila, VINO looks In excellent preservation indeed.
TIE boats from the Cumberland
mines begin to reach here in rapid succession !;
some four or five Of them, freighted with coal,
have arrived in the Washington canal within the
last day or two.
Arrived at Gait Il Young's wharf, schr Emma
Virginia, Capt Robinson, from Havre-de- 6 race,
with IS tons Of coal for C. NJ. Keys.
The schr Aida is discharging at the wharf of
Messrs. Gait Il Young.
Arrived at Harvey L Co.'s wharf, schr. Dia-
mond, Capt ID. Norton, from Philadelphia with
l4O tons Of coal for Messrs. Casteman Bro
The repairs on the George Page were CON-
menced yesterday. Some ten or twelve men are
working on her now, and the repairs will, il Is
expected, be completed in four or live days.
TENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE MARY.
LAND lNsrITurE-In answer to a correspond
ent, we state that the next annual exhibition of
the maryland institute opens on the 29th OF Sep
temoer, and that the Institute Hall will be open
for the reception OF goods on the odd of Septem-
Der. From the Inquiries made In regard 10 81
we judge there will be a large attendance al this
Fair from Washington City. =
For THE INNER MAN.-Hammack on the north
side Of Pennsylvania avenue between 1ith and
18th streets, receives by each arrival of Norfolk
steamer, liberal supply Of the best hog fish.
sIeep head, $40 oysters, and soft crabs n she
from those waters. They are put on the table in
more inviting style nowhere than at Hammack's;
nor Is there cleaner, quieter, neater or better
restaurant in Washington city, than his.
A MARRIAGE AT TRINITY CHURCH, yesterday
afternoon, drew a large assemblage. The happy
parties were Mr.. Thomas Oliver Hills and Miss
Helen v. Sargent, and Rev. Mr. Grammar was
the officiating clergyman. Upon the conclusion
or the ceremony and the after- kssings and leave
takings, the bridal party started norhward on a
wedding tour.
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E>OR RENTING two comfortable and convent
Il ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, al
joining the Convent, ARE now undergoing complete
pair, and will ba for rent on the 4th of August. The
Houses are very desirable particularly to parents
having children to educate. Apply tn JOHN l..
KIDWEi.L, High street, GeOrgetown. ~
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REAUTIFUL MARBLE WORK.

The most beautiful ITALIAN MARBLE MON
gMENT ever beheld in this vicinity, just imported
ION Italy, may be seen at ALEX. RUTHER-
Penpsy wanna avenue, -
" Persons who admire rich specimens of art are
invited to call and examine
au lO-4w Untel) u ..#r
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nNE PIANO AT S25; at Ss7; 2 at $50; I at
" SIS; at 500: at Sl25; 2 at $50. All good
second hand Pianos, at JOHN +. ELLIS,
aus SOC Penn, ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS,
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Going OFF AT GOST.-As the season has adj
NJ var ced we will sell our remaining stock Icssra
OF REFRIGERA TORS at cost
Our stock OfFURNITUREap and HOUSE $3.50
KEEPING GOODS is very large, and b+eaanSS IL
prices lower than ever.
McGREGOR Il CO.,
jy9 eo6w No. $50 9TH street.
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Tor RENT.-The three-story BRICK HOUSE
l. situated on 18th street, opposite the new extern
sion OF the Treasury department, and within step
of Penn. avenue and Wizards Hotel. The house
contains 10 good rooms, besides store room and
vaults for fuel. The location is one of the hest in
the city for p professional gentleman or a business
stand. Apply on the premises, No. All.
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NOTICE-To the citizens of the Fifth Ward.
From and alter the 18th inst, shall call daily
at the following places, to wit: VIM b. Bmshears.
GIf9,ces Tenn: avenue; F. Htz, Grocer, Capitol
Persons wishing my services will please leave a note
at the most convenient place. -
WIN. r. BAssFORD,
au H-lw- Scavenger of Fifth Ward.
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MENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT

DIR. r. FINLEY HUNT has resumed fully the
practice Of DENTISTRY, at his old office ~
and residence. No: $40 north side Of Penn SSYrS
streets. ow
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A comfortable BRICK
J. DWElILlNG, situated on the northeast corner
of 4th and streets north. Price Sll50; half in
cash. ba lance IN six and twelve months, If all paid
~ cash less will be taken. Apply to.POLLARD
WEBB, No. 5l2 18th street. au 3-tf
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A CARD.-The undersigned have this day (Au-
"A gust 81 entered INTO partnership in the HOUSE
CARPENTERS and JOINERS' BUSINESS;
the rear of Jackson Hall between Sd and "a streets
are prepared to contract for and perform all work IN
their line OF business, either IN The city country
with which friends OF the public may favor them,
onaccommOdatIng terms, with promptness and dis
patch. They respectfully solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. -.
GEO. w. GARRETT & co.
:, They have several Houses and Lots for sale in
different parts of the city, ON ACCOMMODATING
terms. -.
au ID colin GEO. w. GARRETT & CO
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Tor RENT ON REASONABLE TERMS.-A
BUILDING suitable for a private boarding
house, and situated on south side Penn. avenue be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets The inside is handsomely
decorated and newly painted; Gas lights are in
and cold water. Apply 10 POLLARD WEBB,
No. SIG 18th street. auI8
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"a -. OF beautiful flowers, and Of nowers
80 81 as they are pretty, viii fnd something
dspIs LIS or her attention in the beautiful aorai
:" mug hess garden, Seventh St, Island.
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DOR SALE.-Six PENRHYN MARBLEIZED
Il ANfELS. Brocatel, Spanish, and Verd an
tIque, can be purchased below manufacturers prices
at the SUBSCRIBERS Marble Yard, opposite the Union
Office, Penn. ave. ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
lO-Oe2w UnteD
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pnntins.

GARD and JOB PRINTNG-A; tee loves.
y pres. It C. c sHELLEY'S, No % B.-e-sy-s- Or
dss BY Ia promptly aslsEted 70
ELECTRROTYPISG and ST ERECT1 PING
II VINCENT DILL ELECrRO1fPck .Ii sIEALO-
IfPER ses - ALs IL BeekDAI 81, n l. elots Sneai-s
N3s tscks 40 Labels of a. kris execr's1 ~ A. srr Va
peas k-sneh.s Alec ErfsVitss u every o. -Pn s'ea
E;tsirssyp,S " ssers.yIed N tie meet ve'~r. H~-As
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC fox 1867,
i NOW READY.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1867,
NOW READY.
10 ADDITION The ussA C1spcG pAaes .1i Aszorouiea
cscsl,rion,, THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC contains;
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
,, ssste Co Is.s.Ol Dstcts, and Csuaues @r ts
s.iy eolpa-,d N!,h tie reir u former years
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS- conte1sez
THE GOVERNMENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
LIST " hEMBERS or THE PRESENT cOSGREsS
x,e q to- IA q. e.ect-d classified politically.
CONCISE sTATRgENT OF TIE DOINGs ~ KAN
Gas pl--; III pa: ysG-.
An ACCOUNT OF TIE REHARKAsLE CONTEST
UOR sPEAKER 4 he House
Az ARTICLE ON The STATE or EUROPE.
AZ ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GESEkAL
NALKER AID Lie Eiil.b-,ts, CoBp&uiols N SicAI.ssA
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
sTATES Ta-s q Eosins Eiscz0ss, AsetiHs Of Lssiss
az
TIE PLATFORM OF TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
Nth Condensed ,s-sus1t Ct u Ae DLxoeEATIc I'D
A-rSicAk Psr-is.
The JEEFERsONIAS ORDINANCE OF r4. soe7'
ssi generally accessible ard shes hs1 been - F'sa
.ord ssv~ Fad. kerroliy, A,sb>rA hD''pp sns t."
EEs~ ssiea Tire. yeas ater ne OFcnAncs e @ -
,o.ble CIV = he Nor.t Ws,: rs-ri;ory. I!ope-
sDsls CopeL =. cents g. pr sofsni - PR I'D f'~ss
o. IL ALMANAC GET: e. rrePe. or snis ear ~hef L'
,rrp.ls- Orssn tuelo.nx the ash resp.tfsly so-s1
T-buu@ Otc,- g. Y1rh
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MECHANICS HALL, No. 412 BroSdvay.-
III HONE AGAIN
after sbssroe CT ;tIse yesrs The O11m- "eirhb'Nn
CHRIsTY's FsTRELs,
iOTs4nis - - 1871
IL. e... T,..hB,bed Band u re Void, sDssT ass
msLsgsnsa. Of - u,-n-,
vii ,ppsJ Lstfly . q II tJrG-r rign1pl. %
Yrosranm, WHIT for ',o7sty ana Ns3ety rAns. Us.f-
TyoicHlfLE Trse;s, = .en's
CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Pslsee n
" s 5pta n. rac, sne oo1 stns m1y ate-Hstni ,aa
eurons ttnsL Tie sgs;sy ssore ~crS he pre- Of &C.
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60 farmers ano Others.

FANCY FRESH COW for SALE.-A fine
yfupa Durham AL Devon shire cow aiSins IL - 20
Mix daily. Warranted gentle A. tho Goa Oce,
conner Of Barrow and " ssb.Dgtoa-sts. Price t7a
ITO FARMERS.-Fhe POUDM,TrE made by
II the uoISt-rs is the cheapest and best MANURE intne
world ard psnrSet win b. 'eut i1ee)
sny senass their address 20 roe LODI hANCFAC-
TIRlHG COMPANY No. 10 6ouTtl4ndt st., Nswfork City
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Gpffial Noiifef.


SOUTH PACIFIC COAST per Uai'ed 5:a,'s s:eal'f I'LL
NOS wn ,ioe this ohe THURSDAY, u. 20 oaJ @
''''n'''' " 0''' = iisAAcV FOWLER, Po.,@a,:e,
The Hon. tassius VI. Clay gill ieeturs Isigt -
ycsss kss C,1,,. 9ssSe s49 g., 0Toe q ~, s
pet rbs Eject Of Savoy up'n rho For ~a oso Cd ~
s T:sss j; es Of Gs1 n No. ,9 a 6is
way and S = 81 t%2r sRt rs iI;f s Of S Con-
New.York bible society," asC1 %oeas q '., :.
Hsass, Amor Place THIS 6;IsS'Q EcES v r. -
The Cigar Makers. a3 - otasr;, opOo'4 o mi.
c1S AZ ~ 1913 d %.snf 1s ~ TIE pao.s Of
''' - By S order. JOHN Q. WOODRUFF ct.i[mes.
Veteran Corps OF IsI2.-A RcgalaI Ms q '.r
IS,ps o. S on ss hs p m By
aWiILIAa T. cgAMstRs, rFe"dea,' " ,oYys ri
The Hon. A. Oahcy Hall, D.'tict s0Taey Of Ne.
Do and Cintons, ookiyn THIS (rlursdsy) EVEF-
Eg At 4 S3os e cent. JosEPa NiEIsoV
Chaiuan Lceiu's Coinrt.ee-
eeeara pbicaI and stn,isticai society:--I9s AZ
Al ocIOci Csay Of !hc Ne Y9S Iniyessy Wa@hios
tspqgsr. BY Prof HENRY D ROGERS on ne FIN o.
the Gf.st Natural Divisions Of North America az ded1ct7 nom
sbeir GooogJ and Physical Biography I1ct' tam1 ne
Ssres AID IalDily and all members "h' btVe 10, 1890
" will please 10 saoIets h SefA by et'er We"
sten sdorsss IN full.
ATs5ie%P Hss sSc'ey ';S Tea' s # s
SOCIETY will b. held a, the Die House Aston pee THI5
sIHUpSDAYl AFTERNOON 81 A. 1'lock.
CALE8 r. RO I'VE (erH Secretary.
Americnn fnstitute.-L Stated Monthly Meeting Of bis
t.,,,ru,e will Dc hid THIS CTbu-. iay) EVENING Fen
o a. ne rooms, No. So Broadw,y ~ 0cloCt.
Henry MElGS Pee. Soy.
Ftmigrant Z ME frig.nee Once and Labor ExchnnSs
beSn psnoved from No Canslst 20 10. ~ "oIt9st
frts autl.av.rLL q II Byosogsy. No
ks,fea JANIS y. "a 3AN sup riDtAnSsbL-
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DECOLLECTIONS OF RUSSIA. DURING
xis EosLIsn I11r.., nss: 10th. Pr:e 81. eel's
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GREECE AID THE GREEKS OF THE
~ PREsESr DAY. By E0seND ls0Vr l2ho, rex
e'ots. Piee ~ eenia
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VI keeper and secouptan5 Offices No. IS add ~ mo6k
Building. No. SIS Broadway rewYo'k-oaes 20 the issd
tho business community, hs services IN tho
POSriNG UP and EXAMINATION II Books s-l Ac,osots.
DETECTION Of ERRORS and djo-Dk intrests sseoonis-
He engsesd for the las, 10 accountant ara
with bis knowes- OF bookkeepug mites extensive psso
ts business experience. UunquesoDabs Ifesncs gwen.
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n NHAIIFNGE "a Ut" NOhIlD-Olu KgoCIUf
~ WATkISSON CHALLENGES the world 20 produce 0eDi-
CINE that cured OF Liver Com-
plant Sc Ac. THAI las celebrated PULMOSAClA-,t ss~tr
k, used .ccordDs OrectOns Tor Bronchial Affections ~
the Throat Dyspepsia Cough Gods. Loss Of Appetite s-o r
Worms lts Equal cannot be ionad Depot, No fs Broad
way NewYoTk Price 81 bottle. Druggists and eoeody
merchants sur Piled 90 favorable terms.
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\ T q X II o u = T. -
~ Durinr hi. nccnent the patrons OF the As,or
House mo. rArtcuay) respectfully requested 20 give
notice of their Intended visit comfortable apart nenis
may be ready on heir arrival. A. SVETroS
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Go Uhom it man Gonsern.

IVISSCuER, OWEN & Co,
General Aiv.r;issns Agents,
Apple,on's Hn.linss
No. $40 Broadway, " T.,
Win advertise for Merchants. Mann
faciursr. and B0sne.s hea seo~sxliy,
ia any rart OF the United s,ssss or
Canadas Of the lowes' possible sfss-
Newspapers from every rsrt Il zoe
United States and Csnadas Kept on DE
for the inspection Of advertisers, and
every information ss 10 the beet p scss
Ard papers cneerfally oven.
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l I3, EDWA RDS n { %. :,
So ~ Brosd~sy,
Nee YoFs,

T'OIIA: A TALE % MoDE1N ROME. y.
i EpNosD AsoCr. Pos: ll1po eic:A- Price e.. -ea-s.
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p..t OG<e SofIe4-Ths NAYS az CALlFORFIt M
SOUTH PACIEIC COAST per Ua,.ei 5:a''s seau'' I'LL
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NOTICE.-An perssns having CLAIMS sgninst
~ The ESTATE q WILLIAM HocKMAN, dsceAs.5 isto
Of Shutdown in the County Of suffolk snd State Il Hr~
York are requested prsoe9t the sans, with vouchers W ,e
suscbr Aegs for tbe EEe.s,ors q. the oee OF James
Wells No lort9av and all persoas indebted the saij
Ear requested cal without desy and make paylasnt
a, H. ssHi. place WILLIAM RJONE.
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