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nlefl)anilal.
New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTO.F, ND.
III. 4. HALL T. CO..

ID RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
lCthey have commenced the manulactory
OF carriages in Elkton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
orders in their line will he promptly attended
10. Carriages Of every description made to
order, of tho best material and the most faith
full workmanship and insured for one year. il
properly used. havin. practical quaint
ancc with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia. and having
some of the best workmen in their employ.
they natter tlcmsr elves that their work will
compare fnvorably with that done in the
cities. AS to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public. on these points,
is n fair trial. They solicit share Of the
public patronage.
G-Od carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ~.
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IFAlAui Street, 3. W. Corner OF Third ST.,
Pff l. 4 ELPIII y.

Walnut Street, 8. W. Corner OF Third ST.,
VII l. 4 DEL .PI II y.
INCORPORATED Il, THE STATE Ut rENNA
Money i, receivefin any sum. large orsmnl.
I'VE and interest p,id from the day otirpo.it to
day Of with travail.
Tn; OH .e j. open t" receive and pay money
svory lay from o'clock in the morning till I
o clock in the evening. and ., Monday and Thurs
day evenings. till O'Clock.
Interest Five Per Cent.
All suns. large small are paid back in
JLD Oh tenn IN | without notice. to any amount
HoE. HENRY l.. BENNER. President.
)BEEr SELFRIDGE. Viro Pr, ,idcnt
WILLIAM J. %Ehs Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Henry !. Bcnncr. c Landrcth Mmnrs.
Edward l.. Carter. i. Carroll Brewster.
Robert Seliridyc. Joseph r.. Barry.
Samuel X. Ash'on, lI"nry l.. Churchman.
Jam y. Smith. Francis Lee.
This company confines is business entirely to
the receiving OF money interest. The invest.
n"uts amounting to nearly
ONE MILLION AND 4 HALF OF DOLLARS
srper rEb'ishcd report Of assets. are de in con
fornity with the provisions Of the Charter. in
Real Fsa'e M~rts,g.s Ground Rents. and such
6rst class .ecnr'ies. rs will always insure perfect
security to the dcpositors and which can not tail.
to give pern,nnrncy and stability to this old and
we'll established Institution. March q II
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BLINDS AND SHADES!
TOF NEW STYLES IN

ID J. WILLIAMS. No. IL North Sixth street.
ID. PHILADELHIIIA. manufacturer VI
Vcnitian Blinds, Velvet and gold bordcrcd and
Painted Shades, of teanfifm designs.
Buff and all other colors o: Holland used for
shades. Fixtures. Trimmings. &c., Wholesale and
painted to order.
3D.. W. thankful for past patronage, respect
fully solcits thu pvbic to call and examine his
now and large assortment before purchasing else
where I'VE study to Please" mar q 3m
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EIkton Brick Yard.

THE subscriber is prepared at his Brick
L Yard in Elkton, to supply the public with
all kinds Of -a' .
COMMON 4 PRESSED BRICKS,
at prices much bower than they can be bought
for in tho eStfcs. Enquire at his brick yard
at the west end Of me town.
Mar ST. 'ir' T.. SAMUEL KING.
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T ~ Building and ssrisu,tafsi Lime. 70,
Ls,l. hy X. D. sTIrEs
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W. WILEY. y. W. NoLAND E.J. RISEHAl
SASH and PLANNING MILL,
PORT DEPOSIT,
Gee County, Maryland.

WYE, the undersigned, have rebuilt oul
w Factory and are now in full operation
Our building is fire proof and our machinery
of the latest improved Patterns.
Owing to our advantages in improved
machinery, the situation of our Factory be.
ing 1T one of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements ioi
purchasing lumber and materials from frs,
hands, we think We can offer Inducements
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
pcntcrs, &c, to give us II call, and examine
sur work and prices before purchasing else.
where.
We manufacture to order and keep on
hand
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such as Door, Window, S,lelishts. &c.
DOORS, WASllBOARDS.
SASH, ARCHlTRAVES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS.
MANTLES, WOOD MOULDINGS.
BLINDS. &c, &c, &c.,
fthc Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds of SCROLL SAVING and TURN
ING TO ORDER.
Our work is Of the very best material, well
seasoned; as We make no second class work
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING of all kinds, such rs yellow
Pine, Norway, White Pine and Ilemlock.-
WEATHER BOARDING faced, jointcd ard
rabhitcd.
We have on hand aud for sale a large
90 nf
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JAMES BROWNS
GRAM NJ ATlCAL WORKS.

- ~ LAW w ! W.
CIR A Nj NJ ATICAL WORKS.
TIE FIRST BOOK of tho Rational System of
English Grammar. % cts.
THE SECOND BOOK Of the Rational system of
English Il ramlHar designed to teach the process of
Analysing the English Language with sound julg-
mcnt; and the art Of using it with grammatical
propricty. 81 cts
These works are now usel in the pubic schools
in the First School District of Pennsylvania
TIKI THIRD BOOK of The Rational System Of
English Grammar. designed to enable the learner
to become most thoroughly acquainted with the
nature and use Of the PnEpoSIrIoSs. and may be
read By him either in out of school. ~ cts
BROWNS GRAMMATICAL READER This
Book sets aside the old Granin,rs exposes their
defects. demonstrates the little of attending to
them. and presents to the Teacher the uncrring
and only way to the Grammar Of the English
Language. %!c
For sale at lis Arch Street, Philadelphia.
n3l-ly
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DIR. w. G. KARSNER

TTNENDERS his professional services to the in.
l. hahitants Of Chesapeake City and vicinity.
Office at the residence of DANIaL k,rsNrn.
where he may always be found. unless profession.
ally engaged Persons wishing his services Wilt
have prompt attention. lFeb l4--3m
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

and has commenced manufacturing Ladies' Shoes
aud every description. lie is now prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with II call.
with Mems, Womens and Chillrcn's Boots and
Shoes OF tho best sort at very low prices.
THOMAS &. CROUCH.
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All persons indebted to the late firm. either
by note OF book account, are requested to
make Immediate payment to Joseph Z. Can't
we'll, who Il lone is authorized to settle tbs
business. STAPLES \ CANTWELL.
Elkton, april 4, 1857.
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1JOBE BEREtiES. Lawn Robes. Grape D'Espasne
n Grnnndinss e,d and Plain Biss;s' organ'ly
and Frsneh Lawns, . very sbanisoms assestrisnt,
~ sais " BENZ RM\Y r
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MORE NEWS!

TTNIIE largest and most fashionable and the hest
l. assortment of mems, womens and children $
a. Boots and Shoes. in Cecil county. is
to be found at the subscriber $ BOOT
- and SIIOK STORE. opposite the
Court House. Elkton. Md.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally. that he has pur
chased fhis brother (Enoch Cronch) his entire
stock of Luuies, Misses and Chilurens
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GRAIN w A\TED

Will pay the highest cash prices for Corn,
A"h'at and Oats, delivered at the E!kton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassairas
ana Bohemia River, or in the Chcsapcake
and Delaware Canal. SAML FOARD.
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NOTICE..

NllE Copnrfncr>hip heretofore existing I'M
der the firm of Staples Il Cantwcl is lhis
day dissolved ny mutual consent. having sold
out their stock to McssrS + ildrilgc 4 Co.
Apr i, STAPLES 4 CANTWELL.
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nRESS GOODS-A good assortment Of spring
~ AMI summer dress goods. for sale cheap. by
may 20 WV. McCLELLAND, JIG.
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NHEAP SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Large 10
N>Brown AMI White Sugars. Molnsses and Syrup
sor sale ny Z. BROWN, JK
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Oriental Spice
4 ND MrsrARD MILLS, 1877 and $50 North Front
n street, Philadelphia.
GRAvER & BROTHER, Ptpprietors, offer for
sale at the lowest rates:
Pure firss qslalty and superior Pepper.
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the New York Evening Post.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION IN PORT AU
PRINCE.


Captain Perry, of the brig Abby Elizabeth, which
arrived at this port from Port Prince this morning
reports that on the morning of the 18th of june at about
$780, n destructive fire broke out at Port Prince
apothccarys store which destroyed about hum
dred houses and stores in the business part of the city,
and property to the amount of one million of dollars
Spanish Three persons were burned to death
files furnish the following particulars of the confa
grafton The fire broke out at halfpas twelve in the
apothecarys shop of M. Myrt Bruno, on the Place Val
ere The governor of the capital commandment of the
first division of military Of the west, at the
spot followed by the Ministers of the Interior of Finance
of Commerce, and Of War. The flames which enveopcd
the pharmacy spread to the neghborng houses His
Majesty on horseback accompanied by tho Chancellor
and by his staff, the ground at one o'clock and
remained all night directing with great zeal and energy
the efforts of the soldiers and citizens which not
successful till about five clock in the morning. after the
flames had destroyed the two principal asades of the
quay. The attention of his Majesty particularly
turned to the preservation of the custom house. which
filled with foreign goods, and threatened by the burn
ing Of loads of lumber which piled the quay. 1t
finally by the efforts Of the governor Of the
capital under his Majestys directions.
The Emperor returned to his palace at nine clock in
the morning. accompanied by his staff and the Chance
lor The fire found to have destroyed the two small
islands lying between the quay the streets of the
ment warehouse, the Rue Bonnie Fol, and Rue Traver-
siere de la Place Valliere the island which stood the
Bonnie Pharmacy, the Place VALERIE, and half of the
two neighboring sets. Commerce has suffered loss
of 30, 000, 900 Hayen dollars in goods and buildings
about ninety houses having been destroyed During this
terrible night order reigned throughout the capital
The supplement of the Rerue de Commerce adds various
details showing the energy and daring Of his Majesty and
his officers. The wife Of NJ Bruno and government
employee were burned to death.
On the 18th OF June the Emperor and Empress at
tended mass, in honor Of the F6e-Dieu, with the at
tcndant splendors Of military display music floral deco
| rations, SC.
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ARRIVAL or A CAPTURED SLAYER AT NEW
YORK

The barque Panchta, which some time ago seized
SLAYER in New York habor and subsequently, smiled
for the coast of Africa, under Captain Gladden. arrived
at New York on Tuesday morning a British prize.
The Panchta was boarded by her Britannia Majesty's
brig Sappho, Commander Morosley ON the 9th of May
while at anchor in the river Congo and seized SLAYER
She is now in charge of Lieut. Odedaene as captan)
Lieut. Ireland and twelve of the English brig
The following is Capt Gladden's report
On the 9th OF May while the Panchita was still lying
IN Congo river, was visited ly Capt Morosey OF her
Britannia Majesys sloop-of-war sappho who requested
to the ships papers, with which immediately
piled, at the same time wishing to muster my crew, to
which also acluiesced the poor fellows all lying sick
with African fever well as myself
after this he requested TO open the hatches
which refused replying that if he an American ON
Ger would do so; upon which he informed me, ohcia-
y he should detan the vessel under the charge OF an
officer against which making my protest, when,
second time entering my cabin, he informed me he
would allow me to proceed my destined voyage, but
with officer to be placed on board TO watch my pro-
ceedngs while the coast since had refused perIns
sion for the captain any of his crew to open the matches
go below.
NY first officer observed Mr.. Wills master of the
Sappho coming up from the forescute, he having gone
below against my njunetions as also breach of honor,
he knowing full we'll in the cabin Mt the time, and
protesting against his captain $ proceedings
!" However, after Mr. w had conversed with Captain
n. for few moments, Capt NJ. came Immediately to
me- and said he under the painful necessity Of taking
charge Upon which at once made my protest in full,
against such seizure by foreign officer forever de-
caring to hold said charge again.
Capt NJ had sentries stationed fore and aft the yes
sci. On May 9Th Mr.. Mesqnita (my supercargo) ac-
quanted by note that he wished to have the Pan
cha prepared for soon as possible, then lying
sick at the American factory Porto de Leuha whose in
functions followed, under the supentendence Of my
mate, who finished taking in ballast and all cargo that
could be procured and provisions slowed ON the ballast
The vessel being ready for sea- and having procured food
for the blacks who to work board sailors in lieu
of my crew. and per the supercgos billet OF instruc
tons, to sail the morning of the 10th for Ca
benda for the purpose of legal traffic, which trade
to make with the natives with part Of my outward
! cargo,
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following the Maryland
Lottery for the benefit Of Carroll &c., class 81 July
2, 1851;
80 l 62 81 As G5 50 2 SO AZ "A SO
following Paiapsco Institute lot
terry, class 1852, drawn july s. 1851:
60 Al 43 20 "a 80 33 III 81 so A so
following Paapsco Institute lot
terry, class 1853, drawn July T. 1851:
so sc 20 Al s 40 SO 7s 26 "a IL
rs 81 rs
The following tho drawn numbers of the Paapsco
terry, class 154, drawn July 0, 1857.
SIS 35 90 26 "a 60 As so l6 SO
following numbers OF Paapsco
terry. class 1866, drawn July 7, 1851;
81 81 63 Ii "a Al "A "A 10 %
Tho following Maryland
Lottery the benefit of Pokomokc class 90 drawn July
s. 1857:
Is Is 81 60 8 "A 4 % 3 10 20 20 25 6
The following are the drawn numbers Mary Consolidated
Lottery Washington county esss drawn
July 8, 1857
GA 6s Is 80 IL 80 20 SO III rs
The following Of the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery OF the OF Bel Air. &c. class ~ drawn
July Z, 1857
AZ go 80 % 30 Al SO IL GO 10 20
The following Paal~co Institute
terry class $50, drawn July ., 1857 - 'sfF 4 ~
SO 20 AZ ~ 10 8 90 rs 43 rs 2s rs
:" R. FRANCE %, Managers.
D. Mcrn,Ir, Commissioner.
July cit
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Modern Languages.

IJitof raooUh DANIEL n. GhOUN, having return
Il cd 10 Washington with the intention IN
the capital OF the United his the c,crs
ana other employees OF government other persons Who wish
20 acquire correct pronunciation and IN c
French Spanish and German languages Whg 10 as
bis charges as he has formerly b,eu during years stay IN
washington he win begin shcr course In either Of these Ian
g"ases a. moderate pfss Persons wishing Join classes are
No 26s Pcnnsylvantl avenue ~ r ''
Colleges OF ohcr scholastic Institutions secure In adj
vance we services OF an efficient teacher hack
washington from Europe With the highest viii do
70 address line TO Prof Daniel croux poet Washington n
The subscriber would pleasure lnrpctio e, ~,
"rmod N particular neghborhoc by either ladies o.
June Is-lm
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DIED,

IN Brooklyn, New York. yesterday morning Mrs REBECCA
wife Of OLIVER the Associated
this city, aged about 20 years.
This lady though for few months only resident Of Washington,
endcared circle Of friends who will the
Of her death with emotions Of profound while few win
sympahze with the stricken husband who early
OF her who the companion OF his youth.
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washington Branch RAILROAD.

ON and after Sunday, l4th June, the express train
~ which 43o viii leave 40 p M commencing
days.
train will leave Washington at and Baltimore at SIS,
Other trhins run D. heretofore y
June I3--1w T. II. PARSONS Agent
NORTII AMERICAN REVIEW, July number
IN 81 rs
Hoods Poeical Works; yols blue and gold Campbes
Pncica Works yol bo and gold elegant
pocket editions,
Ocean and River Gardens the History Of the Maine Aquarium
tho beat methods adopted for establishment
by Noel Humphreys Beautifully illustrated by colored engraving
So %,
Just received TAYLOR & MAURYS
July Est Bookstore, 9th ST.
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FASHIONABLE PARASOIS AT COST-panie
I Pierce, umbrella maker avenue between
18th and 18th streets wishing TO sell his stock Of before
expires, will sell them al
gingham umbrellas very prices Repairs promptly
done. South side Penn 18th
July %
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WTANTED.--By graduate of Union College a
wv situation 70 teach mathematics The applicant has had three
years o. success in tcecng Address for few weeks Civil Eg
nccr' Enfield, Tompkins county, New York
July 83r
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a Is. A. whitIock a CO..

Hen. ~ IL. A. Whttiock a. Co.,
l3 Beekman Street corner Of Nassau opposae Me Ator
House,
PRofRIEToEs THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cffsiANr cAHsEr
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists' aud
merchants from oIrd Dpny CO. Hennessey 1net Cas-
peors the brandes the proof and flavor Of
Cugnac
Whey ard of Chateau Bernard,
llqueur DIES champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cogpae
Also
Exclusive importers 81 the
Old Roy Hollands,
Burgomasfer Schnspps
sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &c SC
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
BMSEA Co the exclusive Il this and
regular packets who
may under their that
will be found superior dcaey Of flavor and quality wine
present imported
N. whtloek,
Edw'd A. Whitlock,
Fredk ]. Haverstick, BEN. Il T. A. WHIMO0 4 co.
Oliver w. Dodge
Henry Csmmeyer.
May 2o-lys
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EOR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl
wanna avenue The property adjoining on the east the
lot OF Pennsy and 18th street
feet the and contains 222 iec running back
to a a0-fcct alley.
Further particulars terms &C. made known application
KELLER q MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department.
limo 3O--dtf
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Come cticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1916

Capital s2i5I o00 Annual dividend life policies 40 Ter cont
Ninety eight families relieved during BY paying s2Il 9os
Statements OF the coAanys operations
sued ether agencies and have city, have their
policies renewed through
MICH NouRsE Agent
june l3-dly No. 46l 18th street
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Office Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company.
LEDGER BrrlDiScs, Philadelphia, Juno 20, 1867
TINHE annual meeting of stockholders of The
IL Magnetic Telegraph Company
company scrvcfor the ensuing and for the
such other business be deemed of
will be held tho cmpany Office Thursday the 9th
1857, at ~ O'Clock, OF said day.
June 24-law3ts JOSEPH SAILOR, Secretary
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washington Branch Railroad.

Trains follows
INROM Washington ut 6, a.. m connecting at Relay
with trains for the West and at Baltimore with those for Phia
dclphia and New York.
York.
Ats for Baltimore and Norfolk and at Relay with Frcdcr
lex train.
Express AGO p m, Relay for West Annapolis
BALTIMORE Philadelphia, and New York.
On Sunday at Z, m. and 4.20 p IN,
From Bahimoe for Washingfon,
AT 4.lb and 9.15 a, m, and al 8 and SIT p m.
On Sunday at 4 49, m, and BIS, p.
H. PARSONS, Agent,
June 10
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
philadelphia.
Qraal 500. GOO -Ch@tr perpetu

(dpfal 500, 0O0-CadTfr Yelpa0dI!
A IL the profits divided amongst the policy hold
every year Descriptive pamphlets blank forms Of apIi
catuas mutual o
furnished application personally or BY mail
Agent for Washington lotiN Rie1fS,
Yorlnwes, cosper of nnn sysnoe and lIih street
July 3--law6w
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ST0CQUELER'S BRITISH SOLDIER; am anecdo-
~ tai history Of the British London lssy. 81 2s
Billiard. IN Theory and Practice ny Capt Crawlcy vol
den, 1851. With SO engravngs. 81 %
Hundred Old Glees Rounds Catches with music words
and pianoiorc accompaniment. vol London 1857 90
Isrdwickes Pccragc for 1857. ] vol. 81 cents
Iardwickos Bsronetage for 1857 I vol 81 cents
Hsrdwickcs House OF Commons for | vol 81 cents
Cycopedia Of Universal History vol London, 1857
cycopnda q Tho Physical Sciences by Niclo
vol LONDON, 1857
Universal Dictionary English French italian and German
Languages vol London, 1857. "a <
July FRANCK TAYLOR
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BEN, d E, a. wHmocx 4 co.
woollens.
1881
wheeler q wilson.

wheeler a. W tlsOn.
MANUFACTURING coMpANys IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Families, Manufacturers, and Others
fTNHESE machines combine all tho improvements
that invented Their Increasing salc
the approval and hey
eeivcd the warmly
have been in sufficiently long test them thoroughly
given entire satisfaction.
the undoubted advantages that they possess Others
1 Beauty and simplicity Of consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs.
ID Unexampled and rapidity Of operation.
Sd Noiseless
4h The remarkable perfection their stitching and hoir appra
biity TO variety Of purposes and materials
Principal Office No $40 Broadway New York their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union.
May 26--ly*
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Cyrus w. Field q Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. II CfG sired, Nese York,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
il their large stock Of printing writing, wrapping, and all
kinds which they sale the prices
May 26-ly@
Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York.
Trinity BuIda0, Ill Broadroy
TINE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
DOLLARS, entirely cash,
hundred thousand dollars mortgage
real estate in the city and State Of New York valued
lions J dollars.
The entire profits, already amounting
thousand dollars, the property Of the policy holders
Forms Of application and pamphlets giving information cup
piled applying the Office the
FRED'K s. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuary.
MNTURN POST NJ d., Medical Examiner
May 26--1ya
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THO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.--Having
IL effected renewal Of lease upon the premises occupied by
have determined to thereon large
and to lessen the trouble OF shall
sell
less for cash.
We shall remain the until the 9th
which (ml tho completely ACoonbss Hail.
Cup stairs) nearly opposite present location.
HARPER MITCHELL,
No. 3l2 Pennsylvania
between 9th and 10Th streets.
juno 25-eod6tf
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics CON
IA stantly on hand ALSO full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPErINGs
ocos mangs rugs, mats materials curtains gis
corniccs, window shades, &c, &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRlcES
LORD h TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50, 261 rand street,
May 20 -1y = AZ and 40 Csatharino