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Wood and Coal.

IT J. w. NJ. q A Its
STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
Foot of 11th street.
ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE
Combined by using the
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
CHARCOAL SUPERSEDED as a KINDLING
BY THE RESINOUS PINE.
As its cleanliness and quick ignition readily suggest
co A l. &C o. l. &C OALm
all kinds Of
WHITE ASH, RED ASH,
U NJ B r L A Nd GOALS
on hand from the most
approved Mines an tie Country.
D- Coal kept in Floored and Roofed Yards,
III 2,240 pounds to the Ton
T. ]. d w. NJ. GAIT,
Ohce-Northvest corner 18th and G. sts No 5.7
Wharf-Foot OF 18th St., formerly Van Ness's.
sc 2S-tf
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I TlVpIWs ExTRACfs. ii odors, & en- spgs
kssas. a tsass sISI'' M;1s' So W asss se va II 60
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FOR RRNT-Suits of or single ROOMS, fur
l. nished or unfurnished, very deslrably located,
by the month. week, or less term. Terms mode
rHe. Apply at SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
National Hotel.
auI7-T6Stf r. HOLDRN.
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W ,AMBROTYPEs.
II OU Can procure oro Of these beautiful styles OF
PICTURES, taken by SANDS. for the low proc
Of 81 cents and upwards. He always Keeps on hand
a me selection of the newest styles OF Cases.
Prices arranged to suit the time.
SANDS GALLERY,
Penn. ave-, bet. sth and 9Th sts.,
90 oppo Centre Mslkst-
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FOR SALE-The following BUILDING LOTS
VIZ: Lot No. Is, on the corner of SIN st west and
NJ street north, in Square 5l4; Lot 40. S, on New
Jersey avenue, between and l. streets north, in
square 6o9; Lot No. 4, and which has been subdi-
vided into lots the corner of Rhode Island ave
nne and 10th street west Also, large number of
from cents to IS cents per foot. Apply to POL
LARD WEBB, AGENT. No SO 7th atrcet nc
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EOk sALE-S@veral FARMS In Mary land and
Il Virginia, at distances of from to 81 miles from
Washington. ley will be sold low for cash, or
proved or unimproved.
Also. number of BUILDING LOTS for sale,
In different parts OF tbs city, at pToes ranging from
$ oents to Is cents per square foot. No cash need
DO paid down and long credits wall be given to
those purchasing.
Apply to II. .N.LANSDALE, Real Fstate Agent,
No. 564 street, corner of Eighth, or through the
City Post Omco. aim
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l. south, between 9Th and 9Th streets west, (Isl-
and Lot fronts IS feet on 9Th street. running back
100 feet to q % foot alley. Terms, 9leo per annum,
PAYABLE monthly. Enquire of ELVANS Il
THOMPsONsfSP Pa, avenue, bstween 9th and 10th
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEY ARK EFT.
SATrEpAY. August %

SATURDAY, August 2S-G P.M.
The stock exchange today opened with considera-
bic strength and there appeared TO be prospect of
an important advance ia prices. One of the prin.
cipal operators. and one who some years ago, was
necessarily the leader side OF The other turn
ed to day fror tie bear TO the bull SIDE and bought
largely Of New York Central and other prominent
speculative securities. A few minor operators fol-
lowed his lead and the consequence was very brisk
demand for stocks This did not last however till the
close the session. On the second call many stocks
showed signs II weakness. and sellers submitted 10
decline In order TO effect sales New York Central for
instance, which closed last evening at 7gi. opened
this morning at so, rose 10 sol, and closed at 7ei
with declining tendency. The aggregate business
Of the morning board foots up over $500 shares
Reading which was the next most active stock.
seems at present TO be chiefly sold by the Philadel
phis and English holders, who have been alarmed by
the falling of in the tonnage dc per cent last week.
and the increase In the expenses II opened az lel,
an advance Of over yesterday price, bat declined
steadily TO 4si lst, and was very duh at the close
Some $500 shares changed hands, showing the bold
ness Of the party which has undertaken 10
sustain the market price by purchasing all tho stock
that offers. Erie opened at an advance Of over
NtSVtfuh1 Si'rhit ptiNtf Dut hOOn rtccGe0 10 The
old mark. There is no further news respecting the
proposed connection between the Erie and Central.
nor will there be until after the first September
meeting Of the Erie directors The Western stocks
were also generally better. Galena closed l-hgher
than yesterdays closing price Rock Island was 7
better Toledo barely held its own Michigan
Southern improved I ; Michigan Central improved
4; Milwaukee and Mississippi fell back 4; Pacific
Mail, in which the dealings are solely for invest
ment, was I better Panama was not strong at
last quotations. There was less business than
usual in bank stocks only sale Of so Peoples'
and 10 Nassau. The business in government and
State stocks was larger than usual. OF the new
United States fves sl5 600 were taken at 81, and
large lom Of vrgnas and Missouris the former at
decline Of from yesterday price the latter al last
quotations OF the railroad loan market there is |
nothing 10 remark. The general market closed dull
and tame.
AT the session this morning II was resolved 20 adj
journ over till Monday and also 10 adjourn from
Tuesday afternoon till Thursday morning, 90 as 20
join The rest Of the public in keeping Wednesday as
a holiday in honor II The cable
GToesbsck y N.Y. report afternoon prices as lol. !
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Total. 81 ,sze 1860 16,sab 1856 ssJ Ibq oeo aso
The exports Of nour and grain for The week eodIns
August vere.--se,A7 bbs. -four, 1880 bushels
HiDrs-Ihe marhet was active and firm Tho Al
vance OF last week has been well supported And ssles
emwaoe Buenoe Ayres, Ornocos, Narsnhams And q a d
MANY OF the trade are not willing 70 operate Al present
prices, pr"errng 10 let their snneriea I've idle sales
hsve been 100 dry ssted Msranham a 10 ,c a months
co at Axc. Csc, 9 mos ' WV INV
LEATHER The demand hs. been fair 81 Last weeks pri-
'@ buyers operate very Cautiously, buy only 10
iuppy neI present wants. Receipts So 500;
90 sales, 10000 hernIock 10000 oak. stock,
l31 600 hcmlocg, "a 600 oak -
The ssles included about 600 bss. al sl7 rs
W TOT mess SIS for prime, and prime al s6 90
IoRcco-The market assumes . more nrm aspect rhc
sses embraced 1l3 hhds Kentucky also l3c 1s6 bsles
havsns Al 3Oc $40. 1856 bales Cubs and rs bales Cen
iueeos private terms 14S seed Leaf ~ Ito 1884,
w cases Florida 12kc i4e ceroops South American, for
export, d private terms.
wHEKEr. Sales Of $50 bbls home made a. 2tHc.
NooI The market continues steady, with moderate
demand for clothing Of all Grades sales since our
last 200 900 bales quarter " full flood msrno fleece
AZ ta4 SIC, and $4,000 pulled ~ SIS $40. Agslo II
$50 bales washed and unwasbed South American IL
ported at rousd price Of go $50 bales unvsshed Ne H.
terranesn ~ere sold AZ 81 a si6, six months syDe
ether small parcels have hseo tsf sed ~ psfto1lars
trauepred Inc Of a5oces FOR the pss sN taya
have Teen 2,15t bNes.
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THE RECEPTION OF CYRUS W. FIELD AT
sroCKBRTDGE, MASS.

sOcKhRDcE, Augua ~, 1888.
The meeting Of the people Of Berkshire county Mass
10 welcome Cyrus ". Fsld, ESQ W his native country
and home, TOOK place Friday last, and IN pon, Of num-
bers and enthusiasm, was gratifying 10 him AZ il was
crcdsble 70 those who tOokipsrt In the procoedpgs
me meeting was called 70 order by the Hon. John G
ecodrich Of ssockbridge who nominated the following
IA 4 Of officers, VINO took their seats on the platform
Pre- .idep Hon Julius Rockwell q Psxsed Wise p,ss
deue Rev. Dr. Humphrey, ofPtvseld; samuel Gaylord
Of Nor N Adsms; Henry W. Bishop, Of Lssox; Euazsr
smith o. Lee r. Ring, al sheffield Chas ". Hopkins Of
Crest harrington; j. b. Dean, Of Cheshire; cnss NJ
Crane, Of Dalton Charles n Plunsett Of Hnsdse, and
george Ivss, Of Great harrington secressres-enry
w. son, Of Ieaox; X X. Touker, Of Adams, and j. T. A.
snth, Of PtnhoA
The following rcsoluiiors were read by Mr. GoODucH,
and unanimously ado yted--
Resolved, That regard The successful laying Of NE
Atlantic cable i'm vhlns Cyrus " Field hAs been the pro
sgni ne gfettesi enterprise q the nineteenth
ce-gaf!, conIrUgt1g 70 Toe enlarged pUnPe Of useful
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In the Burlington Ha,ckeys Of the 18th inst we
find the following in reference TO the Rock Island
bridge across the Mississippi
one Of the preliminary questions In the Chanocry sun
for the removal OF the Rock Island bridge as uulssucs
70 be argued 10 this city Thursday al special term
Of the United States Circuit Court, before Hon Jaogs
Love. We have made inquiry and learn tn James
Ware, who owns large amount OF stock IN the wcs,sn
line OF steamers, early IN May hed BILL charging that
the sructure OF great delay loss and damage
70 steamers and rafts navigating the Mississippi river snd
a. therefore, oommon nusance and ough 1, be sbaied;
ard further, hat the bridge In o very dapi Ated cou
dton and In danger o; failing down. and ASKING thai ths
company be restrained from making repairs. The fac,1
Of the case are that this bridge Is built In very narrow
and rapid par, Of the river where the dsiance Is only
800 feet from shore 70 shore, and the pors are act A.
considerable angle 70 the current The long pier 4 $50
feet long and - feet wide and disgonay like The e
Of the piers, and boats have 70 pass the upper side OF
his through drain only lis fec, wide. Abou. sky
steamers have already been injured there several Of
which have been sunk and their cargocs Lost The largest
single item Of loss has been $50 600 We understand
that the river men are wide awake upon this ruhec aad
that they well provided with funds 10 carry the bat
tie through. They have consolidated their claims for
damages which now amount 10 about q million of dol.
lArs, the whole Of which they expect 10 collect.
HE weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks.
made up yesterday afternoon, presents the follow.
ing aggregates az compared with those Of the pre-.
vioua week.
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Port OF New York, August 20, 1858.
CLEARED.
'anship Alabama sohenck. savannAh-s L N,tcaH n

CLEARED.
Steamship Alabama, sehencI B.vaunab-s L uA~sfv q
fSosss swan s:msss Go o.
sesmship James Adser, Andrews. oharIes.on-spofprd
stesmsbip Ja.ssts~n. Clark Richmond xo-Hv,u.s
ssanshp Locus. Point Bauer Bsia@ors-H Ct Tns .s
shlp Great Republic Limecurser Ban Franssoo-Y,pps.
sSiD Sir Robsr. Peel cHam,, Jurssns H.msurx-L An.
s:STsr w SSSs,y New New Brigham.
gaIl o:uas Brem) Daunerman, Bremen via Richmo.A-
Brig 6s1oiins 1Fr) MoIs Hsvrs~soyd aincSen. w.
rn SrS Whslcsina Elise DuscAA Frbse. Hosssrdan
s:s:s s ss Port
B s,s s, ,,s s s rSsnD,son Co.
I siis asn S;.: IsSsss
err y%ess iu!s S. s%sh meas
P psss
ss.:ss sfsssssrDfs, si ass
sohr Baldwin; Chopper, Sorfols-M sedsii
So: - s,a, :.s.s
scss Morning Light somers. happshsnnock-vAn Bfun.
1 s::as si sss.
SCH X Bsylss, Thompson. B..lnors-v.n Br-. q
sehr Mon,ross, Wall. BsDsor-A Eoves
sehr CABOT Hamilton, Boston, Nickerson.
ssr w wSss: .n,S
Steamer Boston. selew. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
@ rsx Aus @
westerly Wind. the entire 18th inst rory iands
ss;s r. . e: &
ship Fdelis, from Liverpool br York fhe srrfved
OF the Liahhip NJ O'Clock this morning: Wa desincd
hours outsite the HOOK By dense fog.
stesmshp New York (8reml Santen Bremen IA dsvs
ma noors with indie ana psssensers 70 oelpcke Keut.
sage 2le inst Lat 30 81 lon Is go PM lost Ne chez Of.
ncer Kramer overboard-sopped he engines and low
cred boat snd searched with Doe. and ship Tor hours
but could not find HIM 2f lat 49, lon 4S An iceber
:oSus 80 feet Sss 2sh lat a lon s. ,ooh pilot from boat
Ican chip Universe boIpd The New York anchored s
sbp sAsette fBr swino Pot 5psin Juv g. ballast
msfter 2fh net In heavy gale from EN z. ssla
Brig Daniel buntey tBr Earle. Windsor, Nc. II dsya WI
sehr Ruby. Tracy, Sydney. cB Is days. with coal to Brr
sshr Gsorsisna r Bradford St Andre VS. NB with Ia n
Scbr Copthn, soper. Virgins, 3dav..
Sloop James Butler Joline. Vrgiuia, days.
Steamer Boston 1ellew. Phisdeiphia
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Washington f8r liverpool Biack War
rior Havana and New Orleans: Asbama fhos swann
bsvsnpsh jas Adser Charleston; jamestown Norfek Ae
Wind during the day sE, with rain.
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We have received the following letter from the
banking house Of Johnston Brothers & Co..

- = 11f11Nckn AugMs 40, 1oo0'
10 The EDrroR OF mn NEW York dHRAID:-
Sone days sinoe You published . statement IN your
paper 70 NE effect Aak had protested the Bank OF
Chaxce q, for rs9asng 70 pay coin on s2s 900 q ~
notes held By u.s. VIII You be Kind enough 10 call a1eou
ton 70 this notice. and state that bank has since
deemed ito obligations TO Us Ia CON- and that IL credit
and standing compare fAvorAbly with any oeher North
in suspension, and In accordance with provision OF liz
charter protested ts notes and received certificate
Of deposit JOHNSTON BROTHERS co.
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lows:-Central, SOL . 800; Erie, lssySi; Reading,
49, 49,; Michigan Southern, 24& 24i; Galena,
"a S43; Toledo, 34l IS; Rock Island, IA IA;
Pacific Nail, ss} q sS-and . ste..dy market
The business Of the Sub Treasury to-day was as
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The payments at the office of the United States
Assistant Treasurer in this city up to last evening
on account of the loan, were AIS TO- OF which
800 $50 were paid in since Friday evening of last
week. About 100000 moro on the same account
win probably be paid next week.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New Orleans
banks on the 2lst inst. were as follows
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THE CELEBRATION IN PORTLAND.

b0-roS. Aukust zoI I5Jss
4 he Lat q september win be officially observed In
Pcn land, Nc, holiday salutes will be fired, ban
hung ou bearing different devices, the bells rung
hlun nations. asd other demonstrations made honor d
The GO van Telegraph
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notices TIE money ami exchang market of that city,
IRE week closes shout tSney As Il commenced, and
With no change whatsver N rles ~ money, stocks SC
Paper 10 be very spsrngy offered both bank
and ontaide though here and there preparations
ing made for az a1ve fail usfe, wh,n will soon draw
out more abundant supply. Prime spring securities
be parsed NJ s. and others At 10 The exchange mar.
get vas again very quiet this morning. We quote
OF ladipg and ship drafts Fra1cs RUE before from
d. 6A Dr. 16Z. New York, sixty dsvs, 10 rather dull
Ally TX ard per cent d,scourt 70 ne leading drav.
ers AJAX X. Sight ia somewhat arme-, a. Z psroen,
discount
The receipts at tide water by the canals of this
State, OF -four, wheat, ana barley for the third
week OF August in 1857 and 1858, have been as fol
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Reducing the wheat to -four the excess Of receipts
in 1858 over 1857 is equal to ,34s ,s45 bbls.
The receipts at tide water Of the principal articles
of produce, from the opening Of the canals, TO and
including the ed inst, have been as folloXs:-
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York for the week and nce
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Increase. os9 In. los,07s De- 1885 Ia. ssss
The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above arti
cles far for the years 1857 and 1858 have BEEN:
Flsur, Ul& Wh>at, btL Cors, bu BuIey. bl
16b7.......2s4.77I 1,67s,630 2o7i,6is l2s sso
1885,. .e56,oS7 b,0ol,27o 2sos,o6o 3o6 327
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etesu sAin rdtnhrro fp-, C,,,.-.t,. o,..- -.

Steamships City Of Wsship gton (8 Liverpoo Biack War
rlor bavspa ana New Oreans Alabama. and fhos
savannah jas Adser, Ohsrleson jamestown Norfolk, &e
Wind during the day BE, with rain.
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BRITISH COMMERCIAL
ID IIFF IEst-R nee roNPsNv
LONDON And NEW YORK
CArtai ......... ...... ........... g 9Dpan
Nesafnu At.3us 80
slans RAID ia tatrty eight years SO 80
Htposlt,d wils Conptrpilef 81 sew N0rS t3oD
The company has been
tssrnt ufENAffyN.
W charge Tor crossing lae Atanut.
Nudaw meus and NE fusursuce al Al sls hraacl
Onlee g. Wal street
DN9. - kNENfrr. Na44ger
CIFE4U am TNSUP NNCr rpHPsNy OFFu3N ~ l2
- Wal srtr NV Yofk -fspfsi S3lApgl -fh. e3nos8y
having rcd IA, Ndfnu I'll the Csrsl ss'k Nn We hase1
ugon tfAR ~ the Nf8tN prepared f1 t1 IL
hs ftrV Insurance favorable tsrnfs 8 Lay he
sihsf companies Fl C uf SD A. IL reduced rates. lsess :
promptly aNfN.l0t etwFalMn1a ~ kUefHf tttNns y
WNrn& A. Il Imw .ruee, hGb. = King. Y T. trssiest G
~ tnfAsh If h8sart..r.. AafHu tise. 81 l tatteiu
Joshua 4 nesah ren am.u NJ -l.fs tdwarf Wiz. iaha
ff#.lNH N. ftfe.euH. WW. Forbes MaheW &e.ler
ffaaest hls aaNNrus DaDfee III lewis 1smes II dfH4
4ACoR n. kEELER, President
sENrf NT.fts Nica President
- go s.l. As.lse~g,
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NfAIaIaoSfA r.-Two YOU'VE GENrLrMES, aGEp
mi 2T highly accomplished desire - marry, proyd
"a nul Young ladies suef r. tnr minis be- ~een
the ares 10 Any applicants desiring nego't@ ~
sending and address make tire acauantnce
New Years day kdiress W. G. and H. W.. Psto ace, View
YORK
NskIRtMDf IAI ALLIANCE BU.EAV,
M - President street Soutt Nrcrklyn N. Y.
Established ss Introducing laies and gent enen ~ ure
sent each other who desiuua 1 enterng ato
nalrnony lpwsrieol ap purrsng III 81 tsns u se -
already married aud made hsppg
through This MEDIUM. Detailed proepeeinses 9Th f1rus ~
aoprn,fpn ans a nafiiars cert adet cover 81 rer ~
al t,e~x rsrt vi ma mon g4asd4s fniins.
CIgvFNF A. Va r.uN. SANGER.
NB-Iu'ending patrons obtain Application forms
IA Nv ~ !; Lssanse,
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CLOTHING, sc.

. ia NaF ~ kErITy 90 CAST OFr CLOTHING WANT
a paIne highest price gwen ard cash paid current
moe Gentlemen having good clothing dispose of can Oh
tail ui By calling sending heir address W
.ANk. ADg9Nty. i6i Pearl street.
A 4 cpsrRE sTHEET-wANrEn, $4,000 WORTH
~ ~ and lett on clothing, Tor the weserr market
Genenrn wi receive any per cent Than their SIP
posed value large small o's ty calling ~ the store ~
address nc IllOs. y. CONR0l. 81 Centre street
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THE TR

A PRACTICAL SOAP BOILER DESIRES sTfus.
~ ton foreman. lie is thoroughly acquainted "a his
lusD.s capsule q: taking ihe entire charge 81 he
Lacturng depasaent % largo establishment Can furnish
satisfactory ely reference. Address H. station New YORK
fosl oaics
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PEI.I.roos NOTICES.

tEst.'o's Nosisss.
= 800, ,..,.,.,,.r - ,p..gr.. ---r.--~ .,., :,
n Roman c.h5Acs - qas-1n srs lie oly scriptures
without traditions ana without ne ID rfh able ~ m1se c
into So vsi,rn vii - cnas derci sad 1aJer 1as Answered
IL Srrng street Tau - - rrnr rei - morrow eseaav,
II " . ci0cS. All arr cordially inEted
7. dAcNkNaNN, -
-. 1850. .rr.vr ..s.rv...t -, ..t,.. -, ,..
H. ~ s p,,. .sas ~ ~ ~ %
- 10 ~ 49,. ,ts 49, 80 49, R3fA -.
y ~ haiash ~ RIts0li ~ 49, \. ~ l'tt'N ~ w.
AMI ss,ninf services .oamtn.ias = vs. 9task - sA
aaIth
III EsRkw stIt ~ = N,sfhi 80 50 ~ A,.,.,-
49,. g u, 80, - 49, ~ Z. -, I,
~ 5anlSfN ~ 9u3tA Ae's lslte ~, 80 ~ u 49, w.
80 nsitnt nht ~oerf 49, - - ~ n "
DAY ,,ree8e synagogue, NJ los o'.lask
The subject " " saft VII aso b. nifoancei ao -
Discourse uy the Res. ~. flaPhAl BY order
y =. SulsbAoN~, %sFfftlaN
..,,. .4..sp.t ,rp-r = = ,.tt..u. pYg....,s4
y morrow moranr an evening ~ a. pasor - R-,
fares y harris darairg s1rer'- The Nseriprv IL "a
ga Wear services ~ commence a. l1s 40 ntock ~
? IN it'd " aNeud. Sets Tree
500 t,...r. " -, ,,tt,,..tf ,.t - = tfttgsrx1
IN soCtsi religions ssrvre ell be hef On Hhislnss
morning n ihe Cooper instiie, NJ - when ule ker.
samuel Besni-k vi presaie Service = los a III S1s-
iss Tee w. NJ. =, 't'neaen 20 ~ Shepherds "Ara
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= - - - - sasaA -a4-@4A
rURNITr n IT,.

CHEsTYuT AND ENAMEIiED FURNITURE, of sups
~ or warranted Manufacture finished w landscape,
rrcsco flowers NJ uARRINGToNs wareroons ~ Canal
street opposite Wooster street Mandatory ~ aud = Woos
Ter street. Established ts4s.
COTTAGE FNAMFILED FURNTruRE-REAUTtkNhL
~ ornamenied IN every aud coDr-sis rom nIJ and
upwards, wardrohes mattresses paasses &C. ~ ne on
mandatory, No b3i Broadway, Eve toors AN9ve bfia
kesnes theatre Ariiclcs promptly manufactured 70 order
and packed for tho country
L,URNIrURr BOUGHT FoR READY MoNEy-A FAIR
value given IN siy money Tor furniture rpes buoke
&C. Ac al @ Sinh avenne between Ninth AVID fenh streets
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lust ~ BIISHrp
81 CHARITY GREEN
THE VARIETIES OF LOVE
THEODORE HARTMANN.
Go pr ]: mo-. price 81 -.
For beauty " elegance 1T language. rrarh dcires
Tim and pictnriug. thrilling Interest and drssc md
power Jailed book fia' has beer .su,l for
years. John W. Nokfo>. Publishing Agent.
No. ~. BRONZE street. surr OF broadway
And for sale by all the pfinaip booksellers
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1--WE REV Or srOCkT0v. or PHILADELPHIA Will
preach in the Egh enh Hs3tist church, dsor
fsoa Fnh Sunday, Dee - services coDmeDce
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cents dealers supplied with m snrings = dpxen eleven
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