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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-01
THE FINALE.

A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune after de-
scribing a Camp Meeting in Fairfax Co. Va. thus
concludes.
Immediately after the camp broke up last Fri
day, twenty-seven negroes were sold on the ground
to some Southern traders. Among this number,
one woman and seven children. One Of the men
was on his knees engaged in prayer. when the
trader slapped him on the shoulder and told him
he must 70 with him. He intimated his willing
ness to 60 but assured his former master that if
they should meet up in Heaven he would have a
settlement with him there. The trader stopped
his mouth with his hand, and handcuffed him.
The whole party were then put into an omnibus,
which wac ready for them, and they were coneey-
ed to Alexandria. Such is the way in which the
Yirginian Methodists follow Christ"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-01

so on the questions of Woman's Marriage and
Maternity. To speak a good, bold and true word,
IL to get baptized a Free Lover"-and thus the
word does not get well spoken. But if the Peace
Society were important before Garrison uttered
the' ITO him. diviner word oS-REslsrANcE, why
not afterwards So if Marriage has become a
Mockery and Maternity Murder, and the whole
social system a good engine of torture, cruelty
and death to millions who vainly hoped to be bles,
by it, shall Julia Branch silence all the mesen.
gers of Truth by one rash STEP which the world
condemns God forbid |
The Buffalo Convention, though one never 10
be forgotten, might have spoken in a louder
and more emphatic tone. The address of DR.. Hal
lock of New York on Monday morning, was the
most valuable protest against the wrongs of exis.
ting Institutions 1 ever heard. There are few
minds in America Ct such vigor as his. l wish
that Sunday morning lecture could be heard by
millions. Every Lyceum in the land should ap.
ply for il. Hundreds would did they only know
OF it. The addresses of Mr.. Denton and his sis.
ter, Mrs. Cridgc, were also excellent; the former,
superlatively SO. S. S. Foster, G. L.. Remond and
Frederic Douglass, spoke with all their usual
power, on Slavery.
The "Pbilanthopic Convention" can become u
most important agency in the work of Reform and
Progress. To do so however, IL must be the real
Herald OF all true the Helper.
When ideas and doctrines become .olerable in the
Community, this Convention need not concern it.
self about them. Anti-Slavery should not wal,
upon Colored Schools or Churches, in Canada. 1t
need not belong to the Vigilance Committee to
aid F%ugitives to Canada. 1t need not and should
not expend its means in buying here and there q
Slave; even when importuned by the mother of the
Slave. Thousands will do this work, who will not
aid the Anti-Slavery cause. So also has the "Phi-
ianthropic Convention" q work Of its own, which
it need not mistake.
PARKER PILLSBURY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-01
THE INSTITUTIONS OF CHICAGo.-N0. /.

Sept. 8, 1859.
Ed. BUGLE: For the benefit of your readers,
and others who may be looking westward for .
place to settle where they can have the advantage
of good schools. good literary ~societios, &C., l pro-
pose to give you a short history of the various In
situations of this city Ct a civic and literary char
acter, and without further preface l will begin
with the
CHICAGO LAW INSTITUTE,
which was chartered in 1897, but not organised
until November 1858. 1t has for ITS object the
building up of a Law Library. In November,
1858, the first board of officers was elected, al
which time the Institute had neither books, money.
credit nor rooms. Scarcely one year has passed;
and the Institute is now in possession of two
beautiful rooms, one forty feet square, and the
other fifteen by twenty, in the northeast corner Of
our new Court House. These rooms together with
very elaborate and highly finished shelving was the
gift of the County. Everything in the way Of carr
pets, furniture, chandeliers, &C.. lis on a grand scale.
The shelves contain over twenty-six hundred vol
umes of law books, worth nearly fifteen thousand
dollars. and the Institute has a credit that will
purchase every law book ever published.
The capital of this Institute was raised in q
wv "oJt uhu ~ u WOEhtu Wbll tUu0 ldrs anu u
can it to the consideration of those
who, without a great deal Of money, desire to
build up a library.
The shares Of stock are one hundred dollars each.
twenty-five dollars in cash down and a note for the
balance due intwo years. Within six months afser
the organization, about one hundred and thirty
shares had been taken, giving nearly three thousand
dollars cash, and nearly ten thousand dollars Id
notes. With this amountof cash and the notes endors-
ed by the Institute in its corporate capacity, the Ii
brary Committee had no trouble in purchasing the
volumes on hand. Most Of the notes taken are good.
and thus at the end of two years the Institute will
be free from debt. and after that an annual assess.
mant will be levied on the stock to pay expenses,
and for the purchase Of new books.
There are five Courts in session most of the time
in the same building, and the advantages derived
from the library to members Of the bar and the
Judges is incalculable. Young men who hitherto
have not been able 10 own large libraries, nov hsvs
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-01

Umbrellas were introduced into England a GEN.
fury ago by James Hawney, who brought one
from China. His appearance VITA it on the streets
of London excited a storm Of indignation, and
he was pelted with mud by the p~opulacs for thus
daring to protect his person.
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AND CONNER GAL.

SATURDAY, May 2l--6P.
The steamers Ocean Queen and Kangaroo sailed today
for Europe the former with 81 $685. the latter with
$720 029 specie on freight making the total shipment
of the day 1885, Exchange steady, but inactive
at the cofe The banks and money lenders are making
eAors to raise the money per cent but with
small thus far The amount Offering at five is
larger than is wanted.
The stock market steady day, without animation
The feeling of the leading operators the natural course
of events is In favor Of rise but the pending quarrel be-
tween the four great roaGs deers the public from pur-
Chasing railroad stocks even at the present extremely
proes The movement in Rock Island which has ad-
vsnced eight per cent simply in consequence of pur-
chases of few hundred shares by some friends
Of the property, shows how the market will
move when the public confidence mean
while, with very natural sagacy, people hold aoof
until Messrs Richmond and Thomson composed their
differences New York Central opened az 72S advanced
to T2X-at which price large business aone-and
was quite firm at the close Of the first board In the az
ternoon sold at 72 and closed lower. Rock Island
opened st G34 but the supply OF stock proving too small
for the demand, the price advanced to 63h, but
lower A few Of the bear jobbers figuring to prove
the Of the road bad they have made much
money that adherence 10 this view for few months
logger will do them no harm. Cleveland and Toledo, Ga
and the Michigan shares were inactive at yesterdays
prices. Inc May DushetS, tnouRu pettoH tnau
April yet up the mark; and the quarrel between
the four seabosrd tells against the receipts Of their
Western connections. Panama is sold short with
some courage by the bears-apparentiy on the pros
pects of the money market. The specie shipments
are aso ali probability the secret # tae persistent
attacks On State and permanent securities The
new government loan done this morning at 104,
decline Of a per from the last SALE and u per cent
from the price fortnight since. Mssouris were sold as
low S224 this morning, and California sevcns at the
same figure. These prices will probably attract outside
purchasers the the of the specie ship
ments affected the marke. unavoraby and stocks closed
lower.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning were
1913 Cl313 10, and the bAances 81 422 ,904 H.
The following dividends have been decared-The New
York Bowery FIRE Insurance Company have declared a
dividend Of per cent. payable the LIST Of June the
Kncserbocker Fire Insurance Company, dividend OF
eight per cent, payable on the LIST Of June.
The following table will compare ths exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May IL r NJ
FIouR.-Hoders have advanced their claims 25c. 30c
per Dbl The demand, however, s very moderate at the
Improvement Sales of 5000 bbls all kinds including
superfne State at Sc Sc ,5 extra Ohio shipping brands
81 81 IS; extra Southern chiefly at IS So Is per
bbl
WMAr.-Sales 900 bushels: white Western at 81 II.
CoRS.-sales 1900 bushels badly damaged mixed
Western at &c., sound is nominal Other kinds of grain
inactive.
ASHES are selling slowly at former rates.
CoIToN is held with more frmness, but is inactive.
PROVISIONS are quiet, and prices Of hog products
irregular
WmsKEy.-Smal sales at 3c1Sc Sleeper gallon
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Died..


BIAKE-0n Friday evening, MAY 90, after a short ILL.,
ness Mr.. JOHN GEORGE BLAKE native of Nova Scotia.
The funeral viii take place this Sunday morning. at
The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood.
Halifax, n. S., papers please copy.
Capt r. LAWRENCE BUNTING.
The relatives and friends Of the family epectfuy
invited to attend the funeral service at the residence of
his father law, Joseph Fletcher, Lexington avenue
ner OF Thirty sixth street, on Monday Afternoon at four
O'Clock.
CAvANAGH.-on Saturday, May 81 SARAH, wife of John
Cavsnagh
Her acquantauces are most respectfully in
ved to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon,
two O'Clock, from her late residence, No A Orchard
street.
CoucBrAN On Thursday, May 10, after short and
violent ilpess JAMES CouoHLaN aged IS years, native
OF the city OF Cork, Ireland, and for many years
sideut Of this city.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at
from his late residence, No. "a Sixth avenue His re-
mains will be carried to Calvary Cemetery.
CuKrN-on Saturday, May II, SIMON CURTIN, aged So
years.
The friends Of the FAMILY invited to attend the fupe.
raj, this (Sunday) afternoon, from his residence No.
All Washington street, 10 Calvary Cemetery
CYPHRR On Saturday, May IL, ROBERT WALLACE only
son Of Robert s. and Susan CIPHER, aged years, .
months and Is days.
The friends of the family are requested to meet nj the
residence OF bis No. 1873 Yves, twenty street.
this Sunday afternoon, AT five O'Clock The
will be taken to White Plains Cemetery for interment
Monday morning, at half past eight o'clock.
DALTON On Saturday evening, May 81, after
and prorxCteo Illness ELLEN the beloved vile OF Michael
Dalton.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her husband
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral Monday AZ
ternoon at two O'Clock, from her late residence No. 20
Burng slip.
| DE HART-On Friday, May 20, at Mariners Harbor
Staten Island, of consumpuon Mr. EDWARD DE HART in
the 60th year Of his age.
The and relatives Of the family ard those Of his
son. Edward De Bart, respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from his ate residence, this Sunday morn
Ing O'Clock. His remains will be taken 10 Bergen,
N. j., for intermept.
DYMxREsr Suddenly. on Thursday, May 20, PETER E.
DEMEREr, in the 4Oth year Of his age.
The friends OF the family and members OF the Oriental
Lodge Of the Order OF o. o. F. and jasper Association
are respectfully invited attend his funeral, from his
late residence, No. IA Corne street, this Sunday alter
| noon, ut two O'Clock.
DlIAN--on Saturday morning, May 81, ELLEN DILLAs
aged 80 years, native Of county Westmeath Ireland.
Her friends and acquAntances and those of her bus
bano, Thomas Dllan, respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral this Sunday afternoon O'Clock from
| her late residence. No. 1874 E.izabetn street
LAElY'-on Saturday, May Il, LOUISA EARLY, secon9
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Bl1sCELLAyEO Gus.
" NOW READY:
THY EXPLOIfs AID TRTUNPHg
IN EU nOfE,
PAUL hUaPaY,


PAUL hURPaY,
THE H.ha ca aNpiOy
in'iuurg an nis'oea account sketches
lAoee tl4yeIs and yhrioGs Inflammation
lung 70 ns noble game of chess BY raai Nor psys LAT,
seertbuy' ivoiume lsIn0. CloLh rs ccots.
LArBAcT FROM
Day te stnei past AxtiOn; hut CHESS has
- Imts spsoroed me faculties of the nteectuA,
.se'y zinc, AZ nuaoers aes0ug tia The greatest
hn eh on Date heds aud bnoues tss OF poets
thhfs aeu pofs, statesmen md divine; passe
sus&e enc literature OF is ard nples
oceAp u 'hs ioIeas and Dy the draaa Paul A0rphy
NAbpuhheo ut rAAdlns OF the New aud Old Worlds au1
vsuied iatc the very throne q and rhdDr
AZ ens - enc so btl las. ha viii be houssh word
and his oeeda be held In lasting memory 49,
Mcrpby's First Gsmes
The rrtl American Cheas Congress
horpby Prepared to Start .ot LuroDa
Cheee III En- gland
horphy la III gland.
The tU union Afzr.
Mophy In France
The Cafe de la Aegence
The Match between Morphy and Harrwtz
boiphy = Greatest BndiCld eat
Continuation OF the Match with HAIR wttS
Morphy iu society
Norphy and the French Amaleura
AorpLy gets Beaten.
MoIphy and Andersen.
Moinhy apG Mongredien
Trophes
Valedictory
ID. APPLETON l. m p,ni;.haro N.v yors
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Married.
LYNcH-McNAILY.-On Thursday, May IL, at St. James
church, in this city, by Rev Father Brennan JOHN LYNCH
Of Brookly TO MISS KATE MCNAILY, Of Rondout NJ Y
WKsTCOrT-TuIIE in Providence, on Monday, May 0,
at Grace church, by the RI Rev. Bishop N. Clark s.
BrDIosG WEsroorr of Shasta California 10 Mrs. MARY A.
FUTILE daughter Of the late David Whitman, Esq, of
CranstOn. r, l.
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be accug,omed to gar from Piedmont, sid conf
dence ganog ground that at pfesent, not altogether,
Epgaud.w will remain neutral Since oar ast tlc aassasl
ties many parties compelled sales OF American
cnIitic and though vcIy poT ant odsaoss aJ D0en
done, quotations much reduced, buyers refuse
tax ing except al decline New York Ceu.ra sharss
have bes Co. The per a. ~ and tue
per bonds ~ ST. illinois Ceatra shares are stead
a. AZ ois Dul Construction Donas have gwen way
20 90 forced saes, believed TO be from Amsterda IN
Free lanJs are steady at about So The important al
10 wheat here W OnlOattedy teud ~ enrich this
weeterr dercts OF America and increase the railroad re
ceipis; Sau atnougb tor me Prices OF the slJcIs may
De o" we ookiof 81 Increase OF net profits al Amer
can railroads.
We READ in the London Times of the 1lth:-
There Is still good demand for discount ut the Bank
ana although the other banks and discount
larser balances thar they employ it Is only in the u
stance Oh os having not more than about twenty ys
run maj the terma ia the open market below
cent The expectations OF further movement OF the
bnk OF England TO per cent for the moment 10
bave subsioed Understood that future OCCASIONS
when the Court at their weekly meeting decide upon
alteration II will be held applicable 10 all bls sent in
mat morning. whether previously or subsequent TO the
Notification.
The adviccs by the Vanderbilt in regard to American
securities in London less favorable for Illinois Central
shares; sales 451s discount.
The following the general railway quotations in the
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The Latest Drawings or the yegallzed Lot
teries, as reported 10 wooJ. EDDY %,
MANAGERS YuE
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. KESTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LoTTEsIEs
omcai drawings by telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
The subscribers Comnsaiuers appointed by the Governor
OF the state OF Delaware 70 supern,snd drawing of os
oery s.qd Be
DO hereby certify ,ha the wing numbers which
were this day drawn from The wheel, viz
ErrnA CLASS, NO 1875 MAY Il, 1852
As, 16, 80, 40, 90, As, IA, Go, 70, 81, g. rs, 8.
CLASS No. 2e6. MAY 81. 1889.
II, a, %, %, 60, 90, IL, Sc, 49, s, 80, &c, 49,
And that numbers were Drawn In the or in which
:a rs is'' 'D' skoEsE y. GoEDoS' -'-,-''
S jan ssbbtdko AN. Commissioners
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The n Ss 1ppsaed p upsr
hat be Saws wSih We're this day Sra%n
from the waeel. viz
CLASS No. 2as, MAY 81. 1859.
GO, 81, 81 %, 81, II, Is, rs, 40, AS, As, 80, 49,
CLASS No. 29i. EXTRA, NAY 81, 1853.
IL, 1C, 81, 20, So, 70, so, 81, %, 4s As, IS.
And that the said numbers drawn the order in which
hey stand above.
Witness hands at Auguss Ca this Saturday. May 81
N'S I. :. BBA Asss' Commissioners
WOOD EDDY co. sna Aas"s.. Ds sCrsi
q. A. Bills, Exchange and Specie Broker, 176
Greenwich street. second door north Of Pacific Hotel.
Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated
NOIsELESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
l96 Broadway. New York.
162 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Weod,s Patent Family Sewing, Machines-
New STYLE prics $50. Once Az Broadway
HeErisg's Patent Champion Fire
Ana burglar proof sales Isl broadway NY
-
Culbert, Brothers,
have opened their new store
M broadway (bet tween Ninth and Tenth strees)
plated ware, aud fancy goods the elegant
BY the materials and prices which they
deut vii sausty all who will call upon them.
Glass Shades or ali SJzeS Tor Covering
Clocks fowers DC 4c &C.. CONSTANTLY baud made 70
order. Depot ls6 William street. corner Of Avn
Defiance SaIamander Safes, with Patent
powder proof locks and barsAIso burglar
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
Bstcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupees
che best In the world surpsassng all mxe Sod pled
ot The msnufactory, Z3 Broadway.
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Telegraph Marine Rsporx

SANDY HOOK, May q, suuse-Ship ureat Republic from
San Francisco and bark the bar bound
ocean Queen for Southampton and Havre passed the
2O PM the Kangaroo, for Liverpool at 2b Florida for
ssvannsh anchored the bav also eight ships barks
i've brgs anchored Spill out ward Wind
Sc, light; weather foggy.
LONG BRANCH, May q, sunset-one bark and two briss
psssing this poni bound In Wind Z, Light. very thek OIL
shore.
Miscellaneous
The steamshp Ocean Queen Capt seseury sailed Cd
terday for Southampton and Bavre.
The Br.h s,eaushp Kangaroo Capt jeffrey sailed yeser'
day for Liverpool with % cabin passengers $50 in the steer
age and $50 900 In specie
srr,rrp w.ys-rhe steamer Boston, from Philadelphia,
por,s having seen with colors down. at 40
AM yesterday about 10 mile south OF Long Branch went TO
he- and was requested to her In her boiler being
oder She was ca led the wsve from BanegA lowed her
mles bu, being heavy running and the half
mi o water requested to be taken off, and Was
Abandoned Ihe Wave has since dyted lahore Long
BrapchD
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A CIRCULAR

A CIRCULAR
The undersigned invite Of spring clothing
for their use 70 his large and varied assortment
n Of cu max andse
sgoods NO pains spared to s.rsthtnv wei msd
Has 70 the pchass er he % az e give the Creates
devate from the marked price in srlng ue
fixing that that will be
than be found elsewhere OF the quality every
spect
Our custom department gave such universal salts
faction during the present The cutters
and the piece goods able be
found
great reputation of A. NJ Co in boys clothing super
the saying than that
ready in store larger and more desirable than
AlF6ED MUNRoE co,
No AL Broadway
Between Canal and Grand streets.
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YNAE FlXrpREs
VI We are now opening -cne
nav Stylus
In this CITY, bosh for
BsAUTY AND CHEapN3sa
PereOus In want If chandelier bracketa Az n ara NJ
vked 70 call aud examine
VIZ. DALEY 400
ga broadway
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Nails penetrating tho nesh,
Enlargement OF tho great jo1A
eu-dd whheus pam % uA the worn
after toe operaao ION without The on
sent by Dr ZACHAHIE surgeon chnopvcs 100 Broadway
setors N We pbys0ahrs OF the city
" GOLD AND silver PENCIL. CASES
INN HolDEHs, dc.
JOHN FOLEY,
-, Maru!ac. urer. lG3 broadway.
GOO penn lmade 70 order III from - to $40 per dozen
Orders respectfully collected.
HAMs.-PRovISIoN DEALERa AND 1ROCxRs.-Tn
Ii celebrated Flint and Mount Vernon hama oer<
safe, ~ wholesale and RETAIL by HafSrEAU CHAM6KR
LAIN CO., Ros 1885, 200 and A Fory u street. new Yeg
Neutrality-suspicious. HAIR DYE, THE BEST
ana cheapest In the world BLACK or brown.
bbrty seven cents n box.
or three boxes Tor one dollar Georges hair dye viii
wash o.t or stain the .ain and VIII turn the hair
neously 10 BIZ auuu uiAl color burning berng
but VIII give toe ha1 hbe gossy wkkers
in fev Aeconds Each IS Contains much
Oh sell for 81 lsdes and the
dyes ere requested e. uy box they will aways pre-
GEORGES hair dye 70 Aoy other after usingi
frincip& depot hC0rF orig 500 st New
York sold by Mrs Hsyss l7J Fulton Brooklyn; Cal.
Ter Co Third ana Walnut streets, Philadelphia
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I IMPORTANT 70 ADVERTISERS.

IMPORTANT 10 ADVkhTIbEAS.
The subscriber having the privilege of uaIpg all the
panels IL the cabins OF the obosen ferry
puFp ses now put n hose boats all
They from 81 cbes by 80 ess size Merchants
and others wishing TO avail themselves OF this mode
tsng will addIess q. y. osiran % Beekman street.
T OoK AT THIs.-s. CAsILL HAS OPENED HIS NEW
IL stock VI boota and shoes which Of first quality and
selling them Than any other city
OF he ear quality. LADIES' misses and children ep
s. CAArLI. ST. Broadway,
IMAM WANTS BUT LITTLE HERE BELowp-SO
does OF want He Does to be laid PROSTATE
OF scs suffering AID perhaps death Them OF
among the lew things does want Ia safe and spe, DIV
curing disease and enng death 1his
In seiec's cosnac biers Fevers, Dyspepsia dysenery
and long let of diseases vanish before this remedy
rae Dec eAbsrs ice before July STkINFELD'S Ia Al
20 n ssssu street.
PASSPORTS IN THIRTY Elk HOURS by PITKIN 4
4 DIXEI Commissioners Of leeds for every State No.
l33 kastau street
u T. p. P,-PATENT POROUS PLAsrEkS PERMKAT
OF DR. Thomas Allcock, quite flexible and Yield 10
every molten OF the body. They are foaad Invaluable III
Of the back pain OF codness at the pit
the stomach In stitches of the aide they In
cssepsia they should be the diaphragm Applied
the kidneys they cure affections OF those 1d
sprsD and bruises they OF great value; also Immediately
sgue OF the breast od 294 Canal street, nusatoas
Az Broadway and House, Busntona 2s5 Bowey and
bydrueRis's generally. Price Is cents
DOBINsON's PURE SCOTCH OATMEAL-THIS MOST
Nv nutritious, sireng ling and substantial food Is packed
BY Messrs Robinson Bevie Co London and Is the very
agents Scotland To those who have used Scotch
oatmeal To- PERHAPS necessary state that there Is much
difference between and the domestic there between
retail at wholesale by g. G. IVElIS, 2l7 Fulton
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Total. $780,, 442 $35s, 3s
Increase Of the week compared with that Of
1858. Observation-Disclosures. IS,
The following is comparative statement Of the value
exports from the commencement Of the YER to May 49,
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TNRENCH CHINA
Il Beautiful sets for dinner, tea and breakfast,
ALSO
TABLE CUTLERY,
FABIAN FIGURes
oohNELiAN VASES, b. 10 TOE Ale extremely moderate
prices ". j. r. DALEY Co..
6yl Rruadvny.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DICE MOROCCO BINDINGS FOR TgE
III LIFE AND TIMES OF WASHINGTON,
Two Vols, Price So per Volume.
E. WALKER SONS have now ready their new pattern
for this beautiful work inst comoeted by those
publishers Mess Johnson Fry CO. and oer 10 bin the
copies subscribed for by their
FAIEkDs AND CU9TOMERB
at the above very low price, guaranteeing real
rood workmanship
and library Binding carefus attended To at low prices
NEW YORK BOOK BiNUFHy, ll< Fulton street.
katabuAhed quarter Of = century