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.,8Our friend Jones; the indefatigable, has
bysn doing homage to a pair of bright eyes,
snd talking tender things by moonlight lately.
A few evenings since, Jones resolved etc screw
his courage to the sticking point" and SNAKE
his destiny seoure.'' Accordingly he fell OH
his knees before the fair ssdulcinea," and made
his passion known. Much to his surprise, she
refused him out fat. jumping to his teet, he
informed her in no choice terms, that, "there
were - good fish in sea as ever were caught"
Judge of the evaporation of our worthy swain,
whom she coolly replied: sYes, they don't bite
al foadsp Il Jones has learned lesson.
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Great Ambassador of Health

l. Great Ambassador of Health
! First announced, that lIis1Scantiiavian RENE
lies We're infallibe in Dyspepsia, Liver Com
Eplafrt, Nervous Diseases, Sexual Weakness,
Scrofula, Premature Old Age, Fever and Agus,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Fits, Hemorrhoids or
Piles, Weak stomach, Collie, Diarrhea, ETC., he
stated the manner in which they operated.
Their actual effects were compared by saga
cious men, with the distinguished Physician's :
statements, and it was found that every stage
of the progress of cure, was precisely as he had
described it. The result was that the mind of
The country became interested, and that per-
sons of the highest standing in every city and
town in the Union, patronized the preparations,
and admitted the claims of the illustrious
Swede, to be the FIRST Medical Discorerer of the
age.it III ~Y0Hn9i9 NH zAE IFr
THE BLOOD PURIFIER AND PILLS
are now universally recommended by Well in
formed and candid persons, as anlimmediate
cure for s}if itHgE
,r INDIGESTION,
Costiveness, diseases of the Kidneys, Cramps
in the Stomach, Wind, CoIic, Pain between the
Shoulders, Nausea, Headache,
liiii ifS.iill 4 LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Pain in the Right Side, Loss of Appe-
Itite, Sleeplessness, Nightmare,
lffi GENERAR DEBILITY,
Nervous Tremors. Painting Fits, Epilepsy, Men
Ptal Irritation, Despondeiicy, Wasting of the
Flesls
9GF'oi bnal lscRoFULA,Ij
Sore Leg, Ulcers on. the Body, Pimples on the
Face, General Eruptions, Boils, Mercurial Sores,
Glandular Swellings Secondary Symptoms,
= NEURALGIA, III
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Stiff joints, Paralysis,
St. Vitus Dance, Nervous Twitchings,
YiG tg FEMALE3 COMPLAINTS, 1
Sexual Weakness, ,Barrenness, Disease OF
the Womb, Weakness of the Back, lLoins and
Limbs. ggs.f -t ut gTtT
AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy, Catarrh, InAu-
enza, Cough, and all other disorders, if admin
istered before disease has struck mortal blow
at the great vital organs.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS,
OF distinguished men in every profession
warmly recommending the preparations may
be seen at DIR. Robaeks Office.
Mandatory, Sale-Rooms and Office, No.
East Fourth street. Sd building from Main
street Cincinnati. O.. fHIl y -,
FOR SALE BY Elf r'.fS f.a.s
j.. A. & G.. H. Davenport, Woods.
field; Kotzebues & Oblinger, Malaga;
Armstrong & Mooney, Beallsville; Chas
F. Billman, Lewisville; w. G. ,Anshutz
& Co; aud w F. Booth, SunAsh; and
by Druggists and Merchants generally.
| June E6, 185S.-ry. Bier ~ IL Z $50
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a LAW ADiDNG PEorLE.--The citizens of Mil
wskie' are the most law abiding people in the
world, We asked one of them why so many
people We're drowned in their river, and he re.
piiSd that It was on account of an ordinance OF
tao oitfy which forbids swimming in the city
limits. When one Of them slipped i'm, he re-
sa3tsd the ordinance, and rather than violate
IL, vert Sheetfully 70 the bottom without a
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GPrsntiee Nishes that the individual who
isysnted the peyimg sout machinery for tho
Niagara and Agamemnon, would get up little
npehjpe ef thess sosts to be usediin the case Of
evsrx- -1eYspapeE subscriber.fa u haa apit'i u 2
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Sept. %, 1858.

DR.. j. IT, HCLARK,S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
llN has been appointed by the Probate Court
of Monroe county, Ohio, Administrator of
the estate of John ]. Clark, late of Monroe
county, deceased. JOHN ALEXANDER,
Sept. 20, 1e5s.-3t.pa. Admir-.
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.&Wby is "a philanthropist like an old
hotssr Asaanss Le. always stops at the sound
Nf XON.or rrrts = IrtTyf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-11-03

GXCan you say .boots without spurs"
three times in successiona Yes, kin-boots,
boots, boots. z y = Il Z =
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6An editor Of a country paper thus hu-
AeropsIy bids, farewell to his readers. eThe
sheriff is waiting for us in the next room, SO
wpihave no opportunity to be pathetic. Ma
jcr Nab'm says we are wanted and must go.
Delinquent subscribers, you have much to
anixsr fsrr Heaven may forgive you but
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-11-03

Eth Mexico, every body is supposed to be
an ex- Presidsnt who wears a clean shirt, and
ktsPs his hands asLed, sa .7aags5o Ela
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

THE LAW OF NEwSPAPERa.
l. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuancs o
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discoll
tinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa |
-pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing t. /
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facit /
evidence of intentional fraud.
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FThe sbest bite We ever had when we
wtas fShing, was the bite We tock along. +
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-11-03

!, To THOSE WHO THINK AND REASON
The intelligent in this country, are always
ready to test the merits OF a prominent dis
covery or invention, and if satisfied of it's ex-
celence, to adopt, approve and recommend it.
1t is to this thinking, reasoning class, who al
ways look before they leap, and whose honest
and rational judgment gives tone. to public
opinion, that DIR. ROBACK'S BLOOD PURI-
FIER lSND PILLS owe their immense success.
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y established, it will of course be but a
short time before line will be pushed to-
ward the frontier Of Missouri, and we
will be thus in Magnetic communication
with the world.
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THE TRIUMPH OF
THE AGE.

FTNHO' NATIONS 'twixt whose shores three
i thousand miles of ocean roll now converse
with speed of thought in words of fire; tho
the --,
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A Uc1IuN SALE IeF COSTLY RosEvoop. sArIs

UCIIuN SALE ,cF COSTLY ROSEWOOD SATIN.
IA ycod. walnut and mahogany bouseh,ld furniture,
large frtncn plate mirrors spi dd rosewood osnofore
articles Of vita &c 40, being the effects Of private FAINT
ly Abou, rmosrg TO the conniry the whole Of which will
POST vely te told without reservation w. POHTEK,
auconefr will sell 20 the highest bidder for cash. without
furniture contained IN The dve story resden 2sS West Four
teeuth sfrs et Ninih avenue
Diticg Rich We lvet carpet In good order;
% VI orr extension table, al ponbed In the best
clio together With all the ruby end cryssi cut gssware
vrea chan agnes, fumheTs gobets aud decsuters to
and dinner service q asvers cake bsskes casters
coffee srd tea wns fpoons forks, liquor stand superior
CS.mb srs, Costly solid rosewood and mshogany bed
modes match pure hsr from 40 to 60 pounds
made 10 order end in excellent condition. ingram cArpss
bedroom mirrors clocks toilet tables towel racks toilet
sofAs lounges couch beds hail stand and
tables linen Sheets with large and desirable
soriDent Of articles not mentioned.
cent soc Iosewo,d SUITS covered maroon blue aud gold
and gold satin Of the moot description
ohie and furnish chsrs In moquet and san broc
ladies' solid rosewood reception snd chArs covered In
etary bookcase Lined with silk and ATTN woot;
three solid tablet with rich stsuary marble
tops erensye carved rosewood sofa and side tables
with marble ops three costly wood etegsres with
bile late Fisss doors &c imported expressly for the
owref adss rosewood work tables. bronze and ormolu
clock elt CANT china with the chAss and expen-
French plate pier glass with rich aud heavy gold sme heavy
emtr red sce window curtains and cofniccs large and
eItensive variety OF oil paintings he whoe forming very
octave elegant case hnsbed ali round ipiaid plate, and
richly set with keys Of pearl being valuable and costly
ibsrr rosewood piano stool covered ia satin, with
out Of The City can be PACKED and shipped By competent
at ke sale.
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yCiIoh SALE OF VALUABLE HousEHoLD FUs.
"a El1U1E,
Pier siass. plano carpetiag, Ia.


r goyLDsMITH. suctioneer. VIII ser without reserve.
a ibis day ridayl July 80 the entire splendid and rshly
carved rosewood and mahogany parlcr dining aud
chamber fur nture but little used amt AL Ia good ordsr
contained In the large residence &c West Eleventh
few dorrs from tie Fifth 1917 o'clock No post
D0aement on account Tho whole has been made to
order. and Comprises In g:It - fonows-
Rtch Brusses carpets splendid rosewood library
bookcase shades lace curtains valuable oil patutuys
BILE With mirror and backs; mAnsl
reoepton yosire chars carved wood marble
oenro side and sofa sb large plate glass pier ald msnte
iros. MA marble console En- sai!e-fwn very richly
cade ard sk velvet pisnoorte full oc'avs in
laid with pearl splendid instrument Also ornaments in
great variety.
CHAMBERS
Are fur niehed with ingram and velvet csypes spring
chairs azd rossrs Ichsirs toilet clocks mirrors
marble too dressing bureaus with washsnis TO .t:h
made Of solid rosewood and mAhgsny 20 pure curlsd hSr
nArSssee Also sprinE mattresses bosters and po solid
other chamber furniture
Coussng The usual variety Of plates Dishes SETS
Glass end plated ware ivory table cutlery walnut
dining tables. solid oak extension dining table seat and
other ctes yoa bed &c For full description
morning Of sole, which peremptory deposit win be
required frcn Ill purchasers Goods 70 be removed nme
diAtely
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MIDCNLE4AMEOUn.

NARPET SwEKPIN0 MACHINE WE ARE NOW PRE-.
~ pared 70 supply families and hotel keepers with Hencks
patent carpet sweeper. This machine will sweep carpet
esaner than can be done with broom and Without the
order and child ten years old do with the work Of
servants.
between Wall street and Hsuoyer square.
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36,0O0 Oaiena CITY per cent bonds. due in 1858.
5000 Nwsukis asl HORIZON RI per cent bonds OF 1881
800 Mieshspgi Central and Term BIZ per cent bonds
,OOO1Hwaukfa Uty per cent bend, due 1877.
Securities received addition 2 the regularly advertised
Ia during every sae. Next regular sale Monday Aug
REGULAR sslee Of stocks and bonds every Monday and
7hursdsy III O'Clock q the Merchants xIchauge Stocks
her. board Interest allowed dsposi!s Loans negO
-ooastAntIy on hand ct private sals
eoo, suet,eueer and baniSr No 10 BsUsd at..,st
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SHIPPING

TvHK vAHDnRBnr EUgoPAsN LINZ Dr sra A.
New York for From Hsyre sud
southampton and HAvro: l b0utha mptou 6u MAJ Fort.
1osTH STAB, .;sat July 81 W4DN 45DAY Aug 10
.s =. :, e. "a & ss:. %
kkshlaasa Maa1isHssg s S s S.s
These sesuahps have was9 ugh compartments and carry
Aba BurgeouA
Proe pssass per vaadsrois.-lss sabAS pscc end syo
cabin, 20 and Per NosA 6aS NcgtAesn Ashs and Arsa
Ii cAbtu 30; ID cabin, 80; 81 cabin, ga
Cosu6ostea isaued fOr paaoaea ftUm uUropo.
gpeolo delivered b London end PAxts
D. TORRANCE. No Rowing gveon Tow Yrt
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DURYKA,s srAaCH pRror, sI yuLroN STREET :


DUs!EAys STARCH ; !, pEr e. 2, y ~ srs.Er
the Work q our .rss
S gin Sss
ss s xss @ w sass
BY February last In REBUILDING We Ssve susrsed upon
e.
q s, ~: o.
.sas. Wen assr :Rsfisr
We are ssssed 70 produce quality Of goods
All o 20 ~ n S rSm
q
% an S II % s
between tSrr alleged merit. We win indemnify par
ca s Of T .n s who ss, Sa
for confectionery and article maizena, for cunsry
@ I ':s' s,sp
sA~ple. We are ready receive orders for goods
very respectfully, Slsnooyess.Iss oompsn
TNvIxroRs-pArsxrs-rA On
a S ss s' q oss ssr
Nuns o.. editors q ~ sssuuas American. New Yoss
JEWELLERS TOOLS. ROLLING MILLS POLISHING
lshes draw piste steel wire .rass and Germ silver
Ss VII re- 'sS a.
Ss. &c srsss q, street
ssnossssss Louder: 20 ,Is.: mr. NJ, o. . oeaA
s s%SssS s sssaa aS soa !. @ io s. s.s
.i me-, P sSs. sss s. pSa ss sG i ..s n "
'''' '''' VAN Br " 3 C y.Ssog .!.,.
aanus .Seex rs.dy lumber thrash wheat gn coos
OF ss Sad1s. Sso fsss o.
SoMErHrso NEW. BEAUTIFUL AND IssrRuCrrvE-
GRAND AoUARIAs
Rich IN arasmsa '1 cheap sna esrsS h sS
.iao.Ily adjusted ssa from careful study and long
5. q 70 possible ro9ss Rare specie. q
pa ss:s : hey y
nssr Tn sge seans the - %s s ssss q The san
nssssS ssrs s g teeat SSss' M sss
ss &C. a. ;. e..
y b. NJ. doopnUk. formerly kr.. Aadsr.os, No az
Thirty eighth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
THos. o. HopekrmL cosyncl1orsa, NO. IA
grssn-,cs srsss sole msnus.eSrs s q .ss vel
in he soutSssn nassss~PiHs asl faseI csodiss q al
Isi s O.. s Ss'f;s srss:
sCsssf brand i' s sss.s Mo 2ss wais e sn
THE HAIR -wnsoSs HArs RKxEDrss.-rHs
The cheapest-the ssfest-the most convenient
Wlson hair oolorex not dye but changes har
70 black brown,n In two three appicstoos Only
preparation n ueeA which restores the hair 10 s
original life IKE color.
ANY S% ssGSs 5 ~
applied Ike water, and renders the hair soft aud plsbe
eoes not cause the hair 70 dry but gives gio>y
WILSON'S HAIR RrsToBER
II composed OF vegesbs ingredsnta and will cure bald
% s.s.. Il: e: S, = s:s s prevents x.
from turning ray NO gresss or oily PreParsuons need be
uscd, Wilson s1rcgorer rcnders the hair Gne and
gloesyn a. n bed been oiled. Only a Bold al guss-
VANS drug store, 100 Grand street. r., and cahsD-
ders Third and walnut streets. Philadelphia
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BALES ~ AUCrIoa.

A LIEkT II. NICoLAY. AUCTyo.-sn.-Ss,r L ~ AL
a ssie 1f stocks and bonds -ALBEBT q. N1UyIAt yiu
Ysa INA dAy July 30 Mt i2s O'clock, u the xcrchAn~ X
Us shares Importers and r,.asr.,u. - sion
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EXPIRE ssEs.
WELLS, FARGO 4 cos
w NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
kxfhEss AND ExCnAN9E COMPANY.

WkLLs FAklO COS - .---.
w NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
ExfhEss AND ExCHAN9E COMPANY.
- Capital, $4,000.
No, 81 BsohDvAy, Nrw YoRx.
CALIFORNIA IMPRESS leaves the 5h and Oh OF esch
month ISLAND CUB ExPREs Isavss ali l,s regrl.r
steamers, say % 1ah lin and nth OF each month Colec-
lions attended 70 Ia all parts Of Cuba AID
Drafts Al Aisht In sums 70 suii Or Hsvsga
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS a.. -.,,..
Our San Francisco house gives especial sennon "
lions In All principal points IN Calfornis and Oregon -
prompt Manufacturers ssd Bereharfs ~ tslny
Tor California Oregon. can transmit iher e =, - ~
through house and have the uvoices pAd ~ ~ ~
val OF the goods there. thus fvins purchssef In ~
The time sales, end vet the sellers mshn~""s 0'""
rNbTIus TO CALIFORNIA BoNDH DLDsRa
We prepared 70 receive ne ~. -. vs. "a -
Of California transport The same s "a pc
parr on eccordsnce with re &C. on we ASn o. Apx
i5T and return 10 this cny bonds Ior sscnssse
shord presented once, as me "a nnueu snd m
after January |, 1907 ,,.~rcva
Nav yo,k 10 80 Broadway.
Boston Nc flpnartrt%Nes
no
PaF'ucre % li $3.50 w.
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4 UOEION NOTICH.-THREx 0PLINDYD SOLID ROSE
"A wov pas30r suits in rch broeade harcloh;
d. paaoioet city maker; mixrors marble top eegeres,
centre end pAer tlea rosewood bedYoOm furniture and "
.e:sss Brussss and ingram earRets 4o al q vtich viii
q Ne Muse lo6 Ninth avenue door from Twenty
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SHIPPING.

BIIIPpIN0.
TOR L1vERPooL-EQuAL TO STEAM AND sUPE
sails 10 morrow. few more second cabin passengers VIII
be taken IN her splendid second cabin Al steersge rates
applying Immediately 70 ID. MCPHERSON co, No. L
HAMBURG MAIL STEAMSHIP AUsrRIA-FoR LON
III don Hamburg and Havre will sell from the c,mpspys
pier n North river foot Of Fulton street Monday Aug
c. b. RICHARD BoAs co, Isl Broadway.
UNoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA TIE LNEsTcLs
Atlantic Sore. s.e>nship 0snpssys new aud hrs cA,s
pier II Norh river, Saturday July 81, attoeostR
Passage 10 savannah, with I'd accommodation SIS
through cke,e 70 Macon, Montgomery, Atlanta Columbus
az sent. per- eos ssa tassr noss fasa.ss
enc half per cent Apply 70 H. D. CROMWELL a 90, 90
Yves. street.
UNoR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-GRElT RE
ducsson In p>ss~xe Cabin, SD dess, int a sses
mail side whssi The smshiv WILLIE
L. NJ Murray oornwander wi leave pier No Sorh riger
On sswdsy July 81 fosr S,slces prs gr
rlsp n.Srss ss ounbIs su.sses. * ssiarig Sgs
through tickets 70 Florida be bad BY applying ~ abJe
rrcisht str cents foot Tbs Adams NSpres sg snis
throughout the southern cosulry oil givs pAssenEs asa
I,oR NORFOLK AND RlcsMoND--THE UNITED
IL s,sef naii r'esn ship JAhKSrcWN. Cept Parish, VII
Forth yer sse VII srrive Norfolk o. sisy aeraQ5n
and Richmond sondsy Passsn gers of tae
Eouh VIZ proceed dire nv b. tao crest toa hefo ms
lnes Irsvelers Wil ard tsis tle oSsspcs Psaaasas.
stsierocr Il Norfolk ~ TO Pctssrrt ara Rchnona 81
s,eer.se hsn price. APFlr 10 HSNSY LpDhAs, No. -
bfcsdwv.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
nR BARROW, 1877 PRrrCF srRSrr. A FEW BLOOMS
~ wes o. Brosdwsy-Omcs hours from III ul AMI from
40 socock-
ma WATSON ESQ BROovE srEEET, SECOND BLOCK
wet OF Brcsdwsy.-O6ce hours from in TIE morning
v IN the evening.
nR. NJ LAewoNr. 81 MERCER srRgxr, oopvER on
rvrsnx, OF posts 81 kicholna Hotel New York oase
hours frosn.i0 A. n. m 9P. NJ, except sartoys.
noCrOR WARD OFyrCE ss BROADWAY CosYEA
IL Of Browne street SECOND f0w. OGce hours from A.
NJ rul0P n daily. On Sundays, from A. N. ~ sP.
ia RAIPHs ovvross 81 E.xecKrs srsxxr
~ corner ~ wss'es rscs two bo5ss est Of Rrost ~sy
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ERgNCH COMPANY. METROPOLITAN xusfo HALL
4 'ss Broadway SSnSsi ~ si sa ssoN
FRIDAY. JULY -. 1883
~ SXRoHxHS DE yoyErs D,KuyANrs,
%. en- az 3, NE Pa M % :
aEXND BALLzs,
~ tbs Artists s sss & n BALLET TROUPE
ddsls fs 0G On USE
Van s.ls en- W scs de ny eossssd FrsseS psnSPS
nns ,SULiETTE .ss Nine AIExAsbkiEs 0""'
GRAND BALiHr DIyEaT5sSEsENf.
PRICES Apsioso1.
cents
open for tas SAFE Of o1aiesra .ss. on l.s1S1
and Friday. from 10 A. M t,ll p n
Woo. hGaS q ssssh.er1A1 us.r..lsv.
wo,. q. ed rs Rfo>aaw.Z. near Psiaos stree.
rs s;sSs :''' ''''
: ~ -, NEGRO 1issTsSls1.
FASosAxA on rHx HUDSON Rrvxx,
ssa. e $500 sssS Door opsa PssoruA.ss V csn
from Broadwsy-Ccoiest place in tho city. Grand ssia
week Two Ierio m nance. win be given every Day.
when se,se.:on Of new ana original tAoesui win be Svss
BY An'' "1'0''' 'i SSSE e ARrrsrm
Cs:n s rss %
The gT.ss eose dsliasaor od Fee t'r nSs
vii appear at e; ihR P1 rsrHH S,rs,nua
10 variety Of new songs. chornses &c VIII variety ct
dances fSfsfss in'i A. Of " sHs S1na
sss osns; Soss 3 Genie; DI9ss Sa.s.
xsoie..MSI.d,y xSsuss I.. day and evening Q, Pete
viii soteaisment both respsois aisat "a
originality. seldom II ever Witnessed See bilh
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UC110N NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY. AUCTI0NEER
"A win se 70 morrow Saturday. ut lex O'clock a. sales
10 street large OF household fur
Of every description Bru eis Ahogsny
sofas chs bookcases exenson tables dressing
ashstsrds toilet tedss ada hair maresses pais
wsvdrotes 60 The above sale II well worthy The attention
CT dealers and kou sekeepers.
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HARrwARE At kUGrTO
III rrCHAEDH KINGS
1tis feT at 10 O'Clock. A. lt8
nc pair trace chains
2 zoo Kegs wrought nails. as.
aeftsd,
1coiczs c'irch nails,
ffN Arnss table ara dessert
s-tefy,
coS dcgep pocket do.
f.y eIs, hEnJcufis lanterns. 7
nstks 4 s1d knlves hllnc s.G2
rOrceir+C tnoSe, pics fn- dles.
R1cHAB
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uCrIoN NotTCE-J BOG ART, AucuoNEER by
n rOnsRr. fasurday July 81 at lok o'clock Al Nos.
OF large quantity OF cottage tedsesds hair mattresses husf
Ard straw mahogany bedstesd bureaus card tables
wsbssuds rrochery ocloh locking glasses large lot
OF bedfipr comforts dining tables croctey oootng stove
cnpssR Kitchen furniture AMI utensis n The fdrni.
ture 10 ir good order, nearly new.
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Uc1IoT NOTICE.. BO3ARr, AUCrIONEER.-By
n g. Bo3ARr this day at i0h oslo,t, at ~ wsshiuston
street. Sheriff. ssle large quantity OF brown stone worthy
the attention Of builders. Terms cAah' In citv funta.
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goHM q; D I. = RT SsH ~ Ny ~ York Az
In Liverpool 10 WIN. INMAE, Tower Buiidip -

CTEAM 10 ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
- Galway Ireland Tho shortest passage betweea
America and Europe This llpe Ia composed Of powerful
paddle wheel steamships Of which the AMEafC AN ENTIRE
he INDIAN hMPIRE and the BRITISH EMPI6E are nov
running The departure from New York 10 be followed
by Others OF the lima about weoks) will DO tho
AMkRICAN ksPiRE saturday August 2! direct for Gal
Passengers will have free ticket by the usul railroad
routes OF the pnncpaf cities Of Great Britain firs
class 500 clRr $50 third class 80 liberal cabia
table viii be pr divided and cooked provons for third
passengers % aMs For passage freight and other par
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DA0EB PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR saw MIL
and portable steam engines and bolers mounted on sub
aod grind grain Our miis viii from 1000 f1cv0 d
Number per day Address Geo. Page o.. 10 6Axoe1A
1reek Baltimore, Ma
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TSOR BRKMgN D1RsCT.
IL The North German Iloyds N all stearashp
HUDSON. q. Wenke com suder,
Sails from pier No ~ North river for Bremen direct posi-
lively,
On Saturday AuEuss "A, at II O'Clock noon.
Passage cabin $C0 second cabin Sa5 sesAgs t6
oEIfCKx. KI5fdkSA sxIoHELL, 50 Williams ct
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sLAND. tuctloueer.
! BROADWAY, without reserve,
700 a. oss simiet screws, as'd,
100 gross brushes.
100 dox saws, 100 sets chieels,
2i0 gross ohlsels and Gle han
d'es.
80 doz scissors
ape ilnes. sho. belts powder
les, sosp, Toe bowls. hay rum,
tc &c
IDS KfrGsLAND q co,
AuciIorcers
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FINANCIAL,

RhCADwAx gAvIH0s INsrIrUffON. NO. 2N Beo AD.
- way, entrance on Park psce- Dsp0slt0n hereby
nosded that the ri annuS dividend on al
@ nssseo e. the rate Of elk csnt per annu "a su3
NY eAeocoiee S60 and Eve 500 Will be- psd
on and After Monday July s interest called for yin
pmcsgA aud draw interest accords0gly from July
Bank open daily from 10 70 O'clock sna every Monday
evening" rom to o'cloek.