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NEW COAL ARRANGEMENT.
'NFIE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY

h being solicited by consumers of COAL in this city
establish Agency for the exclusive sale of their superior
Coal and being advised that thousands of tons are an
nualy sold in the city
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S COAL,
that from their Mines the manifest injury
of the well mered reputation of their Coal and being de
srOus of securing to all the pure article
mixed with any other Coal, have appointed
Messrs. DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD
No. Sc SECOND STREET,
SOLE AGENTS for the receipt and sale of all shipped
to Baltimore from this date.
Messrs. DOBBIN " WAKEFIELD have entered into bond
and security to deal n receive SELL directly
directly, any other Anthracite Coal than the Baltimore
Companys; hence the public may rely with entire
tanty receiving the pure article and the full of
2,240 lbs.
They will ESTABLISH YARDS for supplying families,
and make special contracts with all public institutions,
manufactures iron workers &c, by the boat load in
larger quantity, on favorable terms.
By order of the Board.
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The MANIFESTO OF NJ. FELIX BELLY To THE AMERI
CAN PEoPLE.-We condense from the New Yorl
Herald the following manifesto, addressed to the
American people N. FELIX BELLY disclaims hay
ing acted in any other than private capacity dur
ing his recent visit to Central America. We cal
particular attention to the easy manner in which
the vivacious Frenchman gets over the Topographic
cal difficulties which the route presents to the con
summation of his project of its perfect feasibility
he, atlcast, does not appear to entertain single
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays excepted price Two CENTS served in the city
at twelve and half cents week payable to the carr
r mailed to subscribers out of city, at SIN DOLLARS
ner annum TERMs-invariably cash in advance. OFFICE
OF PUBLICATIoN-North East corner OF Baltimore ana
~ stroots baltimore Letters to be addressed ITO
rur n.My ExcH,NGE Baltimore, Maryland"
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SEA BATHING

E=-x-rz--i5 AT
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA-
NY'S STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, foot Concord
street, DAILY Sunday eXCepted) at O'Clock P NJ, for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back Sc giving the passenger the prv
lege to remain the whole
NJ. n. FALLS, Agent,
ie11-t1O Baltimore Steam Packet Company
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DIR. YNTON
Respectfully announces that he will give
SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITTON
- VI amusing and brilliant experiments in CHEMISTRY,
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY and ELECTRO-MAGNETISM,
at the
MARYLAND INSTITUTE HALL,
ON MOND4F ETENING, JULT II.
The entertainment viii consist of great variety of
Try, and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Experiments with the COMPOUND GYROSCOPE.
kod OF Iron will be suspended in the air untouched
by anything.
Boy will be lifted by Electric force
Magnets Will be charged and discharged.
me cause OF the Magnetic Needle pointing to the North
will be explained.
The proofs that the earth is magnet
wafer VIII be decOmposed and formed.
small Cannon will be loaded with Water and fred off
with an Icce.
Water will he set fire, and bonfire built of ice,
WIN many other instructive and pleasing experiments
~ The Water Gas Light Experiment will he ntrodu-
ced, exhibiting beautiful Gas Light from the Combustion
of Water.
1t will be shown how the English proposed to blow up
the ships at SEBASTOPOL.
Many interesting experiments will be made with a
GALNANIC BATTERY. A beautiful
BALLOON ASCENSION,
With Net and Car attached, will be made
DIR. b. will endeavor to render the entertainment
instructive well amusing to intelligent audience
DR. B. has the pleasure that at the close of
the entertainment he will exhibit and explain the great
and sublime painting of
THE COURT OF DEATH,
Which has been engaged expressly for this occasion
North Gallery.
To commence at O'Clock iv1Oot
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THOMAS WILSON, President
April d 1858 mvStf
DALTIMORE coal COMpANY,S

ID LTI MORE COAL COMPANY'S
IL COAI-The public are hereby notified that SOLE
AGENTS for the BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,
prepared to sell and deliver their superior Coal
As agents for other Anthracite Coal consumers
can rely upon getting The genuine article and FIJI l0eqh
Our arrangements of the very best character guaran
teeng prompneSs and dispatch in the delivery coal
any point within the city limits.
The freighs from the mines being very low,
sell for Immediate derey alta much lower rate than later in
the hence, will find great saving of
money to purchase their supplies at once.
To enable at all times to sell at the lowest prices,
propose to sell for Cash exclusively thereby saving
the consumer he cost of collecting and the per cenage
loss on bad debts.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS will be made with Manu-
factories, Public Institutions and other large Consumers
DOBBlN Il WAKEFIELD, Agents,
80 SECOND STREET
Baltimore, May s, 1S5Stf
GOA L.
" CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company's and other mines in the Georges
Creek Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo load
STICKNEY & CO.,
ap24tf Exchange Place
CHAs. FORSTER, JR. VIM. b. SLACK.
COAL
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FORSTER & SLACK,
CLIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL
OKINDS OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL
have in yard and prepared to deliver in good ORDER
LUMP LEHIGH for Cupolas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company Sunbury, Locust Gap and Lurberry
White Ash Lyken's Valley and Short Mountain Red ASH
for fmilyuSe Cumberland Coal for manufacturing and do
nestle purposes UPPER YARD.-HOward Street, Oppo
site Centre. LOWER Albemarle and Alice
Streets fe
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EOR SALE.-A GROUND RENT OF
II IS feet at 7per cent, on Bond street Also a TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE on Dallas street Price sS25-
Apply at this office. iyI2st
ROARDING.-Two or Three Young Men
- can be accommodated with pleasant BOARD by an
plying at No IL Watson street. between High and Exeter
streets. jy124t
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,

je19-t1O Office 50 Lombard St., ID door we
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"
NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA ND-HOLDERS
WELLS FARGO X co prepared to receive the
old Bonds of the State of California transport the same to
Sacramento City, and procure in accordance
with the Act of 2Sh April 1857 and return same to this
city
e26 eo1y Ofice-S2 Broadway, New York.
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" LINES
Written on Receipt Of Cyrus W. Fieid's DesPatc
Announcing the Success Of the dHdnffc Telegraph
by D. BETHUNE DUfrIELD.

Lift up your heads, ye everlasting hills! s
Ye sleeping tn unders of the mountain tops
And forests vocal with the moaning pine,
Ye winged winds that sweep the roaring main,
Come, join your songs with stern Niagara's voice,
And tuncful chorus of the river tides,
And silver chimings of the ripping riIls;
Let our wide Continent unite to swell s~
The worlds glad anthem oh this happy day,
For rough old Ocean, wild with all his storms,
At last falls conquered in his own domain!
A modern Cyrus now, with Titan chain
Comes not as Xerxes scourging his proud waves,
But bend. the vanquished captive to his will
Rebold! the conquered Monarch of the Deep
Asthro' the harbors gate rides in the feet
With sobbIng waves he bathes his victor's feet
See. how the world is heaving in her joy,
How rival Kingdoms rise in glad salute,
And sister cities meet in fond embrace,
America on ancient Albion smiles;
Europe from Italy's soft sunny eyes,
And Asia from poor India's troubled strand
Into the New Worlds leaping heart look down =
And whisper in her bending ear ''all hail!''
New York the brilliant city OF the Franks
Receives unto her breast with warm embrace
And showers her smiles on Lendon's hoary walls
Greets with a shout old Edinboro' town,
And with her sister cities, South and West,
Thuuders hearty welcome round the domes
That glld the cities Of the Northern bear,
While roll its echoes far along the plains
Where Asia's hordes in savage conflict bleed
Hamburg from Baltic's rough and rocky shore
Sends her free greeting to a Nation free;
And venerable Rome, arising Siow.
Can scarce believe that in this wicked age
A miracle is wrought without her aid,
Aud wonders If as in the days of old,
The Gods gain have come upon the Garth,
While minor cities of the world behold
The herald rays of her Mlllenlal dawn.
Proud Kings and Emperors and smiling queens
Extend their unglovcd palm in earnest gasp
To take our young Republic by the hand
While dust be-cIouded Ministers of STATE
Thro'Out the hemisphcrcs both old and new ..
This day upon the Oceans rim havemet
And in the glad rejoicing of the hour
Unite to say, "let this one simple cord,
Which Ocean now at last is forccdtU hoa,
Be to us all golden link of love,
That henc ;fOrth we, as rulers, all may hear
The honest beatings OF each others heats,
And yield our Nations and their sacred nights,
To that perpetual and most holy Peace
Which this day dawns upon a startled world.'
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THE POT OF GnLD-a CITE STORY

Deacon Bancroft, though very good
man in the main; and looked up to with re-
speet by all inhabitants Of the village of
CenterFiIlt. was runored to have. in Yam
kee pariance'-a peeuiiarity from which
dcaeonS are not always exempt.
In worldly matters he was decidedly well
to do. having inherited fine farm from
his father. which was growing yearly more
valuable. 1t might be supposed, that, un-
der these circumstances, the deacon, who
was fully ale to do so, would have found
a help meet to share his house and name.
But the deacon was wary. Matrimony was
10 him in some measure, a matter Of money,
and it was his firm resolve not 20 marry un-
less he could thereby enhance his worldly
prosperity. unhappily, the little village Of
Ccnterville, and the towns in the immedi-
ate vicinity containing few who We're quail
fed in this important particular, and of
those there were probably none with whom
the deacon's suit would have prospcred.
So it happened that year after year pass
ed away. until Deacon Bancroft was in the
prime Of llfe-fOrtv- or thcreabouts--
and still unmarried, and in all human prob
ability like to remain so.
Deacon Bancroft's nearest ncighbor was
g widow. W.
The widoS Wells VINO had passed through
one matrimonial experience, was some three
or four years younger than than the Deacon
Bancroft. She was still quite comcly o.
man. Unfortunately, the late Mr.. Wells
had not been able to leave her sufficient to
make herself Independent of the world.
The widow was obliged to take three or
four hoarders, to eke ont the scanty income,
which OF course, imposed upon her consid-
erable labor and anxiety.
1t is not surprising, then, that under these
circumstances she should now and then have
bethousht herself Of second marriage,
as method Of bettering her condition.
Or agains need We esteem it special won
der, il, in her reflections upon this point,
she should have east her eyes upon her
ncighbor, Deacon Bancroft.
Some sagacious person has observed,
however, that it takes two to make match,
a fact to be seriously considered; for, inthe
present case, it was exceedingly doubtful
whether the worthy deacon, even if he had
known the favorable opinion Of his next
neighbor, would have been inclined to pro-
pose changing her name to Bancroft, un-
less, indeed, a suitable motive was brought
to bear upon him. Here was chance for
fnessing.
One evening" after day Of .fatigniug Ia
Dor, the widow Wells sat at the Ere in the
sitting room, with her feet resting on the
fender.
I sIfIevcr am so situated as not to have to
work so hard she murmured, Il shall be
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CARTER & COPYRIGHT,
tSncccssors to Porter Carter,)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Auction and Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE cr
McrrhandiAe, Houses. Lots. Lands. &C.. Middle
Broadway. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
NoNSlGSMENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
- abroad, and attended with promptness ami dis
REFER TO
son, VIM. II Robinson. Council nlps;. nr,r1'.i ~
''' ~ - w ''''' E,'"a's' \ Y fnlS-u
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h'EiS
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hold.
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COLLINS HOUSE

Z n.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections. Investing Money, L"Cat-
ing and Selling Land warrants, and all other business
PERTAINING their profession IN Western Iowa AMI Ne
IrI,kt nu.
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THOMAS & PAplN,
Wholesdle DenIcrs in Fancy Goods, I'M
porfers Of Vines, Liquors & Cigars,
81 North Second Street.
st. Louis, Missouri.
uHO-
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CASADY s. TEST,
ID. 4. BLOOMER

ID. Z. BLOVHTNs
.D1yary EMbIic \ tOmMfssf0Her or Needs Tor
SHe state Of .NtT Fork.
nEEDs &CONVENANCE> or ALL KINDS
IL promptly filled out and acknuw ledged
II once III Empire Block opposite Pacific House
MY laJ1-MI-n
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HOTELS.

street. The nxchAnge, Ne prfncipal tAeatrea ~
boulevsrds nd he PaiAh toyaL-n. 6TRABD has "a
rsncysied HE hotel asd e preped 70 moaaae yue
with large and small rona - iron two francs fraass
per day and large spartDana Available 81 ~
hour. excellent table dhoe baaAs asd oarrases -
aAehe 70 ne so<el rhe telegraph onces being Atsalsl =
ne boe travellers have NE satest facility for correspoal
ng WIN tn.r families aad other. French and foreign jour
hoteI With Aay - hoss snah ssAabhshnsna bsasins -
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Mrc nnn WORTH OF TIE MOST MAGNIFICENT
Partisan m sde narlnr and chamber ca re

$4,000 psan msde paror and
most desirable esboraely carved and entirely
order without regard to ccst the prop srty Of r D.
kothchild Esq who 10 relurnny tn Europe W POR.
TER Rucionter will sell this day Wednesday, JuDe 30 At 10
O'Clock 22S West rourteeentn street, Eighth
all he furniture of the bouse.
Palors-superior carpeis three gni6cent solid
rosewcod suits covered In bloc and gold and crm
and gold spn Of the nost expensive oescron gothic
and urbh chairs noquet and sadn brocade ladies'
blue crimpop san three Sold centre
tables with rich ESTUARY marble tops expensivev carved
pier sofa and side tables three costly
expressly for the ladies' rosewood work tables
and ormolu clocks elegant china painted to
order in France magnificent French plate pier glass with
square heavy embroidered lace window curssoB ana
cornicss lage and extensive variety AZ oil paintings
by native artists superior rosewood pisnoorte city
msde full octave elegant inlad plate richly SET
with pearl being valuable and costly nstrum emit wood
piano stool covered in satin with elegant aud costly
broidered Dining roon-Hch velvet iapesIf carpet
best manner marble top fancy tables sofa beis
chairs hsir cloth rosewood suit satin, med. order
together with all the crystal cut glass xins cham
psgres tumolers gobes ana decanters match rich TIA
and SETS coaty silver tea and dinner SERVICE
fotr inch salvrr cake Baskets coffee
forks liquor ,tAnd superior ia de cutlery &c
becsesds ss,uayy marble top buresus washstsuds
modes to msch ,wens five hair mattresses
from forty 10 sixty pounds .de to order and In excellent.
concion coupterpsnes bed spreads ingram carpet bed
roc m mirrors cocss toilet tables toilet SETS
stair rods mahogany cushioned chairs
rockers sofas hall stand tea and dining tables together
&C. with which the sac viii The sale of tbs
fur pture rendered absolutely and will
positively take place without regard TO weather responsi
bic persoa viii DC in aeudan TO pack aud ship articles
satisfactory TO the Auctoneer will required from all pur
chASers-
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VEx LADIES NATIONAL EQUEsTRIA AN CONVENTION
To be be Id the 8eb dsy of september next
tha Union CouraA Long


Upon which occasion folio wing prizes will be
sraed By commit OF competent gentlemen three
mcst prominent composing ladies' who attend
Ion aud display superiority OF and style fe
male equtaton TIE lacy adudged he mot fu
a. manage will receive spleadd pisnofore valued
Than 500 To the second will presented
sseyo silver pitcher and goblet of the value OF $50
third best ~ti be awarded enammeled and gold
valued S1U Ladies from section Of The United
who adeos 10 the hes hy and ennobpg of
maushp are cordisLly invited 10 unite Ia competition for
valu rs premiums intended to Iromoe admiration for
the science u equ,ation II must he borne ninf
tbs prizes VIII be awarded solely with the
grace dsxeriy displayed by the rider rresps dive
OF the horse and the will be arranged 10
be this melton fully la View Admission those ladies
who design 10 participate In be will
free and therefore tn conte association With
convention and at the grand parade well
compel Ion for tho premiums their
AcdresWs at III ar earliest venence
they viii receive card OF NJ isson aud nted
progr mime BY which the exercises viii be governei With
vie~ nkewte 10 secure the pecabty and decorum
ucpste1 BY members Of the convention the ladies
speo1uy requested to suon their address references
70 he nature OF their social position On. efS.otoa ALMA
against freedom In competitor , Sc insed upon ana NO
.uy rh. e sno-ra y opete for he prizes who been
sny period professionally any c,rcu. r oh-r
formed thai hey need trouble In tran
spcrson OF their horses they be supplied
PED from an extensive collection OF superior animals be
stabbed In mmeciae vicinity Of the grpund Toe OF
the gentlemen composing the ate wslds OF the course
places whe-e the premiums viii bs placed for exhibition will
he announced In future advertisement Address THOMAS
fbOkP Manager ISL Beecser street.
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RYPREssEs.


III q. LANSING a CO.
II. ~ and 90 BRoipwlr, NEW yoRx.
European commission merchans bankers and dealers In
exchange, have established . completes
INTERNATIONAL AGENCY
for the Transaction OF general business in connection with
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ExPREss
10 transmit packages 10 and from parts OF Europe and N
afford all desirable facilities W
PERSONS GOING ABROAD
sght snd time bills ON London or Psrs and LISTERS OF
credit available In all parts Of the world. -
References
James Boorman, New York Ersstus Corning, Albany.
nr9p n ,nsuncey, g.. cray Dan forth, Boston.
~ Nhtehouse son MOTIF. Dean Richmond, Buffalo,
son, rev forh v. \. Sanford, Philadelphia.
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LvOR sALF-A SECOND CABIN PASSAGE TICKET nv
the stesrer Vanderbilt OF the ~ July Please inquire
Of RsrtSolomew Hesv Esq corner ef .NasSau aud Aan
sireesA
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VNRL1s, FARGO zoos
w knw YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND sxCHAsGE COMPANY.

10. 81 BRoADwAY, Nnw York.
CALIFORNIA EAPRkss leaves eth And am n sasA
month leland CUBA KxPRnss ssvss by All he rssuis,
steamers "a l2h lin and 27th Of each month CSlis.
una attend ed 70 IN all parts OF Cuba prompt reurns
Drafts At sight In SUNS 70 suit on Hsvena.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
Our Pan Francisco house gives especial attention b, eos
tons al principal pos, Caforp, and Oregon rish
prsmpt Manufacturers maxim saes
ior California Oregon ca, transmit hsx Bills OF aiding
through house and hav- the ART
val of the roods there thus giving n benes s
the time On sales aud yst hs sellers maintaining control a
their property until paid.
nOrfCK 10 CALIFoRrIA BoNDHoLDERa
We prepared 70 receive the OF the
OF California transport the OFT, and pro
ones In scco-derca vh the 1h OF Aprl
1851 and return the this city for archanse
should be presented III once the time limited no
bonds III be received By The State Of California exchange
after January l. 1854
OFFICES.
NO ~ court
nnnadephh No. go Chestnut st
Ban francisco. .,UoFper Montgomery and IssnoralA az
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SNRY r. Hssrs, JR AUCTroNEER-By Hssrs A
u-s--aheriifs sale ~ seears On Wsin ssieg- Tu,s
~ ~ IVA o'clock n, The sercoms No ~ Pns street com.
ptsrP shout 40 Havsns aud Bermsn aegsra N, Inc
usuh sssOrnent of packages Terms eaeh nv nv ler ~
). ID, pkkSElsI, Depps tar,a
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IT aRiFORD CITY HALL, CONN. WILL OPEN ON
IL the 81 OF July 1898 and travel sfes wsrds Ladies' and
gentlemen of The profession wishing engage please
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SUMMER RESORTS.

~
" lssss'trS -.
-. ,r.x.. ,r,np, 90 ...,,,..
A rLkhAsA,kI suasE g., nEsoSL ton YAMLLika--
nov open Tor tse .ecspnon 2, or ,raasen
sno % oc , On ahs oon
ssnsn. sn sSae :, p anA ,su.. wo,,s srs s
o~s ' INC .o2s y, ~ eooS No .-o.l ~ :.
<1IIyFwo@D HOUSE CIIFFwOoD j. This m Ar
nfny Icstsd summer rssor - nov oeen Tor the recep
mort and Union leave Murray street daily "ers hey'
wv " n = va prcn,ssor ,.,. of,h. o...c uou..
". - 80 -. - - - - - o-
o H nS * Luz ~ ~. horsL is
m.pent transient borders Fshins. shooting and
batting unsurpassed Terms moderate Conveyance By
Long Island RAILROAD, stopping nj kiver Head.
vouyo ~ 5orsy 70 vo,r onry ron .--,.
IL mer boArders situsted four miles east OF Peeksxi
eeseiNe ov AL ualns the HutsOn River Railroad ana
steamboats, Thomas Powell Mstaaora and Armenia Adj
crcss A. W. Palmer, Prop setor.
------ --
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANOH, N. j.. rs
M for the reception OF visiters Persons wish
drrss,ns he prooretors ''' A' ' ~ IVY Ao
j. Il. r. W. COOPER, Proprietors
1870
q rANeyoN UOrrsE rnNa nm NCU r -rura WELT
M r.as a.n, !. 49, $50 LILO Ill
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III WARD sCHEeCk. AUCrIONEER TRUSTEES
~ .se Of nne old brsndies vines and liquors BY ar.
IL fCHFr n, FRIDAY july q nj lOL o clock. Al
theh s~lcsoon- IS Nassau street. consist M in part
Of old ccgnac brandy, very old and superior lieu.
nessey, d. 1884: rlsckburn's Mclvers Lacosts ui.
and Nspyden seerr'es; London port Royal Wine
Go a do Bourbon whiskey. honopg shels do in hot.
te.snd ao in Gem obns pale AM dark brsndv
1873 Mares and Henneeseys d. Victoria ut lanai
whskey .nd Lotoon air. hue olarets chamy
warranted genuine; hocks Hungarian ~ines Ao
aifo Havana OF the following Known
trsnos: la Rosa sultsna Alourne, l.. Alta kumarra,
Hen Gay VI Capdutto bsniei Webster Magnolia
Other favore We Reg friends
tbs pubic that IL guaranteed be precisely
Also Att clock SO boxes fory
each Of No 4 sold cbop fire. r-rkers
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TEOR0E J,COB Boon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI ssle-HAkRIs IA lOBsuN wal sell on "Wednesday.
June 20 al k O'Clock At tber e6 street.
Liverpool rough plate
tnr sixty gros pearl coat ami buttons 10,
ccrdeons cNpcernas fanny borss fans mirrors
portemonnsies &c Ac At eleven O'Clock and
~
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LNILL1AM Writers, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
Thursday los O'Clock. at los Mercer street. all the
household furniture of the above house. consisting OF
full Of genteel boarding house. Sale positive
fnt