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Waits from Washington.
THIS Deserted Ttage-Ths President IN tn
Rip Van Wmkte Nats-Read,ag the Cor
erament Organ Duty


W AsHINCToN, June 1879.
Dlefully dismal is this metropolis. deser-
ted as it is by all wh1 can get away. The
Capitol is snly visited by curious travellers;
the Departments are tenantel by but irac
ton Of their clerical leglons, waiting for
''leaye of absence in thsir turn; the hotels
are being put in order Tor the harvest of
next winter; dealers On the avenue regard a
chance customer as godsend; and at the
West End, where the elevated decinals con-
gregate, there are unnistaseable evidences
Of the hegira to watering places in the closed
blinds and unclaimed door-brasses-
NO tramplins of horses no runblins wheels,
No noise OIL the pavement Of gentlemeus heels"
Even the White II ,use is closed. Miss
Lane is enloyin, the vicna.e Of New York
en- route ior Newport and JAMES THE LAST has
gone To visit North Carolina, where he will
ind much that will gaddet his eminent;
conservative and fossil heart The recent
election in Virginia and the caucus OF the
Dickinso nlnsn Of New York have produced a
magnanimous deciination Of Il denomination,
and the President has now but to study in
whose favor the executive influence Shall be
exerted at the Charleston Convention, with
the understanding that the old-fogie Demo-
craft, renegade Know Nothings and eminently
respectful lie Wings who now hold nine tenths
OF the federal Offices. are to be spared in
place. Meanwhile, the Young Americans
who are now "supernumeraIies" in the
Democratic company which now occupies
the political stage, do not hesitate to express
feeling very near to contempt tor the sup
erannuated manager.
BY way OF additional aggravation, those in
office here are EXPECTED to subscribe to The
/ Constitution, and, what is harder still. to
read its editorials Unfortunate men
There was IN the olden time, it is said a
criminal in Italy who, when brought up for
sentence, was suffered to make his choice
between reading the works of Guicciardini
ami toiling in the galleys. He chose the
ponderous history and commenced, but the
chapter on the war of Pisa was too much for
him. Throwing down the ponderous vol
ume he went before the Judge, and begged
that he might toll at the oar. rather than
read such ponderous stupidity. Yet the
writings of Guicciardini are viyacious and
entertaining when compared with the Union
saving leaders of the government organ. The
only consolation that it's forced readers find i,
is in the States, which numerically hammers
away at the weak points of the Administra-
ton, and endeavors to get the Democratic
party on the old JeHersonan track
PERLEY.
Boston Journal
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Among the manufacturing and inius,r4l
establishments OF Ellsworth, which seem -
be doing a thriving business, We desire /,
call attention TO that Of Darwin y. Nor X
Co. al the West End Of Union river brd-=
This establishment constantly employs quite
q large number Of hand, and manu- fac.ure
some kinds OF furniture Tor the large Farni-
ture Houses in Boston and IN large quaint ties
They also keep on hand an ass,rtmsnt Of
Furniture, Paper Hrnsinss Carpe,inss &c,
&c. We are always pleased TO notice the
small manufacturing establishments which
combine skill and capital. giving employment
10 many pairs Of hands, and which do s.
much 10 build up and make prosperous our
village.
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RETURN OF CAsriNE PIKE PEAKERs-It will
be remembered that a company of ten per-
sons from Castine and vicinity, left for
Pixies Peak month or two since. They
proceeded as tar as Fort Ksarney. when they
ascertained the true character Of this misera-
Bile aAd wicked device, and began 10 retr.ce
their steps. They arrived few days since.
i've of them being now in Castine. three in
Boston and on their way. and two sick. Or
the road home they fell in with many OF
the returning deluded men, and witnessed
their destitution and suffering. They con-
firm the details which have been published
Of the aggra, ated and horrible suffering.
from starvation. They say that the story
Of u party eating the flesh of one of theii
dead companions is true.
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J,rNptcE This yelos eoloration Of the
skin is characteristic: Of an increased secre-
ton Of bile, or Of its rlss.ss into tn; bI)oi,
in casa Isncs of son. obstruction in the
circulation Of the liver. Beng SIT but Il
symptom. the cause must b. attack in the
c,n,rh diseased 'rsln, and 'mpl; experience
proves that tte PhRCNlAU SYRUP acts in
u wonderful manner in stimulating the liyci
to the proper Performance.
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CA RID.
Ladies' Fair in Ens,brpok

Ihs Lad'es Of the Fair held in Eas,brook, tbs
10TH OF May, tender tn II sincere thanks to III.
many friend. who assisted them To John : Par.
Parsons and lanes NJ. smith. Esas We are under
particular and LASTING obligations. Aise. 10 Ness,
Dyer, WILDER, Moor aud Tran for their ys!uat 10
assistance and euuniensncc we would not be Nm
m.ndini' 10 the Ladies who kindly assisted Us,
We would return sincere thanks
The Undertaking was n new ard untrie,j one in
our town, but the OH ct was praise~orthy and the
nopie-hearted ladir. and gentlemen s.nerou.lvre.
sponied. The result mere than equals our antiei
patsns and Ne desire to thu, publicly thank all
who lent US in any way the elpns hab1
LADIES OF iHE Fam.
Eas,brook, May 10Th.
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PoITTlcAL. Inc Republican State Conven-
t.pn o, Ohio, which met al tie , inst, was
an unusually lar-a ana spirited meeting -
>-na, W,ie pr-stdei. ami telling sp ,ecaes
w-re maze * II :. Lane of Iaii.n1. Mr. .
Wade. Mr.. Giiiings, Tom Corwin and 9TH
CTS. Judge swan. who pronounced the de-
ci>i,n in the Oberlin rescue cases, lost the
n'mination t1r Justice Of the Supreme Court.
One Of the resolutions plainly condemns our
rwJ Years Amendment. Boston Journal.
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TIE BANGOR Times s1,s. W. b. S. Moor,
Consu, General Of Canada. IS proving abou,
the small towns Of this State with instructions
from Washington and means from the Gus
Tom Houses in his pockets % crush out the
spiri, Of popular sovereignty from the Democ-
Eacy OF Mate. His Deputy at Montreal. MIR
Heata, spent some time among the towns In
th> county recently. perhaps on TIE same e.-
4ad.
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NJ \ II II led

In Starry, May 18th, b. T. L. Sargent. ESQ MIR
Jesse iTuniy 10 Mrs. Frances Bowden. both Of
Surry.
In RocSpor,, Mass, June 5tb, Mr. William
Whidien, OF r., To Miss Caroline A. White, Of
Sullivan, Me.
In Bingor. June 9th by Rev. Mr. Maitby, Mr..
Columbus Waterhouse, of Sacramento. Cal. to
Miss Amelia A., eldes, daughter OF Carlton S
Bragg. Esq. Of b.
In Bangor, June 7th. by Nathan Weston, Jr.,
ESQ, Mr. Martin E.,es to Miss Anu. F. Dicker.
both Of Urono.
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ArOOs!OOl6 Railroad Meeting in
Portland.

On Tueslav evenin, II, City Hill was
we'll hlltd u hear the rap 'rt Of the cpmmit-
tee appoi ted at the previous meeting \
strIes Ut raspl III ms wi' rep rt'd b, j i'm
Neal, Esq. Ca,ir nan of the Con- Mite,
amen. which are the tpli1sln,
Rasoired, TItt the citiz ms Of Portl.n |
and vicinity. here a.. mrltI, sl.liy reg.
ME the advent ri m IF. lib.r, views int our
public councils. as 81 ,wn bg the ptsSI,. ot
the act entitled IA act II nj the Arr -
took R.ilrJli Company. increase the vllue
aud promote the sale and settlement Of tn
Public Lands. - IN assure wisely c.leul..
ted to unit the private interests aul enlist
private capital in all Of IA great State enter
prise. impsri ,u>iy dtm ,ndgd " the best in-
tere>ts of the p'apIe of the Stat.
Resolccd, Int the physical geo-r ply Of
Maine reqlirs that \ Inn Of railway 81 ,ul |
I've EXTENDED across its entire breadth, con.
quis at the line of New Hampshire. to that
Of the ST. John at the boundary of New
Brunswick. giving t. our State co!nplctness.
unity ana strength; and that the c1mpleti II
OF this line will be now brought within our
reach by the adoption of the act aforesaid b,
vote OF the people GA the 18Th Of Jdne
/ inst
/ Resolred, That while the public lands o
Name. known ~ settling lands, are unav,il
ing as ametns oi r'yrnue to the Treasury
/ they are Of great pubic value for su>tainn.
a home ppplliti1n, now the chietest wan
OF our State; that by the throwing open %
these Lands I settlement at u liz ID price. q,
no c ,se t. exceed one d ,ll.r an acre ant
applying the prDee Ms oft sd.- /, an tht
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4 State Sabbath School Convention. has
called tn meet in Portland Tuesday and We'd
nc,dly June oS,h au! 29;h inst. /, is to BE-
q union meeting Of the friends of Sabbath
Schools. Fare will be half price each wav.
and the fri.nls OF the institution of the
city oF P,rtla1l extend cordial welcome
and the huspi.4lities o: ;heir homes, to men,
bers Attending the Convention.
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CHANGE IN rHE PoRrL,SD ADVERTISER
Ii is rep ,rted that arrangements have been
concluded by NJ ssrs. Charles j Gilman, Of
Brunswick, VIM. H. Waldron Of Lewiston,
and Others for the purchase OF the Advertiser
establishment, at cost Of about S34 600
The change, it made, will soon b. definitely
announced.
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"Oh, dear" exclaimed Henrietta, throw
ing herself into the rocking chair. "lll never
go to that Post Ofice again, to be looked out
Of countenance BY all those men on the corn
er. It's so provoking! What can | do. Sa-
rah Jane. to stop those awful men staring me
50 in the face ado as l de- replied Sa-
rah Jane. with sly look: "sHow YOUR AsK-
LE-"- Springfield Republican.
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MrNIcIrAL ELECTION At Noswt,u. june 6.
At the eleeti3a i'll thi, city to-day. Mayor
Prentiss was reelected. together with thu
whole Republican ticket Tor Al lermen and
Common CIuncilinen. by lui majority. DR..
Eaton WAS the Dem ,rratic Candidate Tor
Mayor; his vote Was 1856.
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bill is prudin- in one of our Western
legislatures to empower wot4en to make
contracts. Thev should by all means b..
authorized u cuntrlct-they have been ex-
banding too much
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I ED.

In Ellsworth. the ith Inst Hattie sa.an, dauyh
ter OF Miles H., and Eliza Tinker, aged 2 years.
In brewer, June eth. Mrs. Phebe wife VI J.
NJ Palmer. aged about 81 years.
La Cneisey, Mass., April l5th, Benz Franklin
son of Elijih and Olive 5. Cou Hard. Nav s,h. 70
consumption, Mrs Olive 5. Couiil,ri, aseI % Us.
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The Washington corr sp5ni.nt Of the
y. \. C0urler an! I'm gafer SAYS that the
Democratic Pr 81 lcntili nominate IN is gen
orally conceded t. tn. S,ath. and the stru.-
gle tor il really lies between K NJ. I Han
ter ana Jefferson Davis, of whom the Latter
is most likely u win
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y
Nrrk. The Republican Delegates are requested .c
bring with them the names of the City and Commit
tees Of their respective cities and preseut
year, aud report them to the members VI the STATE Com
mttee Crs,lentia's
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EcoNoMlcM The man who had the at
tendance of physician for three months, and
could not al ri u ply 81 for b,s;le Of the
Mountain Ialian Linm mt, which would
have cured him in two days.
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Cr;slss:, 4 Pain KILLER

fhs world Is sstp;hs! At the sJtHrrfJ cures Perform.
al hy he CrumP and Paa hRlf,, prepared by Crsrr.
PTRkiNx Its equal has been Tor rrrnevin,
pain in all cascs fur trs u spinal Comp Amt.
tramp in the Limbs ani snach, Rl,,alaa ism Ia all Il.
frms Bilious Colo, Barns, SIRE rhrya Gravel i, !.
igrirsiy s,.e best retscd. the vora Eys-oee u the
mot - formed by a.y nelicioe o. circular.
a the hand, u Agents xou
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His Honor Mayor Downs of Calais has re-
signed and an election for new Mayor occurs
on Monday.
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Sch G I'D Intent. from Cast inc bound fish
iog Was totally wrecked a, Jciore nigh, OF
9Th ut
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HowsLL CoBB,
Secretary .. the Treasury.
Angus.
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

United States. les Chambers. 81. N-io 1ork
T. whom all W. De. e nri rs sh.nli be al ir....i
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6tationern ano fanrn @ooos
Cigars.
Cost an0 fonnS.
7 OST or STOLEN.-The following were maile

I OST or STOLEN-The following were mailed
a, Houston Texas h June Last, directed 10 the under
signed, and hav not been received
Four limited States Bonds Texan Indemnity Nos 800 1896
9O7 slooO, with coupons attached Including
the coupons due ls July msta4t, check M Neisn6o
limited states Special Agent BaIos Agency Dated June
1859 On Assistant Treasurer New York, favor Chss Bar
n.rd al by pdorsed Van As;yne and BY A. shP
herd 20 the uuden gu.d fnr 81 -.
Draft A. Go,sbsok, dated June ~ on David H. Page al
sight A. Shepherd, and BY him ndoTsed to the under
.isued, for $3.50 - 9, c-,,.
Or gnsl Check No. 1872 Bank Of H,mbus south Csroina
s 1859 Bank Of the Republic, favor ward 0y
bn ina1tsrd TO w Sole T. NJ Dagseti Barnes Turner
Ard by b. A Shepherd to the undersigned, for saw ,,
Cheek No tS4 Branch Of Bank of theStete of Missouri Chilli
cothe Mo 1859 Bank of Commerce. New forh favor
Richard Hod.~orih by him indoed TO d. r Chame-hn
j. Rnther Vine Owens and by A. Shepherd to the IN
dersigneo for $50 ...,... ~
All persons cautioned against circulating OF neeoanne ine
ID Ronas Coueus and Dafts under pen.lIy Of the law
A liberal reward will be paid for their delivery TO
J. II. BROWER 4 Co, No ~ Southst
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THE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST (NoI. LlV)
READY At o CLOCK rHis MosNSG.

TINH r. kNItkfkBDCkEh NJ " n N Il
Il FOR AUGUST Vol LlVl
READY At o CLOCK rHis Morning.
CAPE MAY. T. Addison Richards
ILLUs1RA1Ioss i. On the Way. Steamer Lan6lns
3 Locking S.s~aId The Beach-Lootrs Son.h. ). The
Beach. North-LandiDs PlJt. Q. Lo-kng Inland
Ces Swamp Q. The Light bousss g. Lawn snd Psyilien
at Congress Han 10 Consr.ss Hall
TIE HARVEST STORM. Z. ST. George Cooke
A STRANGER IN GOTHAM
ILLvsTEATIoSs-l Dr. nscauleys Church. Reformed
Dutch Church IN place. DE- Acxapders Church
T. -. Psur, Church. s. AL S ais Church
THE OMNIBUS DRIVER De Cord1ya.
METAPHOR OF BIRTH AND DEATH.
PALIssY TIE POTTER. James o Noyea
ILbUsTRAIIoSs-l Town Of Saiuts- :. Pahssy and me
Fanny. 8. Luoca Della Robbis's Cup l. Palsy under
DsoOaratsmeD 5. Palsty a1d has Dead Child o. Pah.sy
Relating bis Accident T. Plsy and ID. Dame de "a Pons
sea-shore. H. Palsy the Rocks II Palsy a;
Hugu.Iot Meeting - Hugueu0t Meeting Brosen Up
a. Palsy buried Fl 70 Bordeaux. ID Palsy IL Prson
10. Palsy and the King
MARCUS AS1ONIOS. T. g. Ahrch
ROMANCE AND REALITY. PtGoe Carey.
THE ROMANCE or POOR YOUNG MAN. 10 D. con-
tuusd. ..,
ILLUSTRATIONS HoPFv- Mons Odiot's Interview With
Mons Lsroque, the old Priyae.r Needing on the hoh
PsLMFR'S MaRsLf MEDALLIONs Mi. Orr
The BEART-bISTORY or HEARrLESS WOMAN
Mrs. :. r. King. To be continued.
fHE CIVILIZATION OF ALGERIA. ". L. syrnobd.
BOOK NOTICES.
EDITORS TABLE.
TERMS -Twepyfve cents number, ~ nm IA
psse prepaid by publisher 10 any part Of tn uned
States.
CLuB R.1Es-slbscribers paying their postage, two
copies, A5 three copies s6.
Boz kelIs and N.w,men Will learn the p1e per hundred
op spphcs ton 10 the publisher .
JOHN A. GRAY, Nos is and IS Jacob sst, NY
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4musemenis.
GRAND CONCERT and EVENING EXCUR-
~ SION Cd the HUDSON 70 WEsI foiNI Ano ne
HIGHLANDS

VI SION Cd III. HUDSON 70 WEST POINT and ne
HIGHLANDS
NEW.YORK MEN NDELSSOIiN UNION
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, July =, ls5s. N
fr tins .n. .-Sant and well
kpo~n s.sneI RIP VAN WINKLE, together with ne X
eusop Barge osyaoe Of accommodating 80 p-fsou. ahc hs
will b. sueh the entire coH0i oi s
who pin the Excunion. ,.,,,
M, S b MILLS, the eel.br.;sd Pisnls He,us tRiDEl1
H. MLLARD and other sr.ts Of rsnt nave t"nferd
their with The Chorus Of the cy su
Dd~oh, Concert Band VII present Concert Of rare excel
%Ic-. eTnssmsC ct ~.-
OVERIURES PIANO FORTE SOLOS. CHORUsES ke, &c.
Psni.t 70 s. ssty, Mr.. wv BERGE.
Copdue.or q. WAsHBDURN MORGAN
The bosts ~i lsve the foot o Hard>n-st North RIVER a,
~ O'clock touching foot Of 2d and a. ionser' q r-
tn. Socl-y AFTER which the Concert WILL
take place the passase up the nver.
The psss- viii De- devoted pfincqA.y 20 esAe'Ns
&c UDd.ribe direction Cf D0dw nth
will b. board the bos: Rsresnrnen.s o DE
hr,t.cla,s will b. supplied by popular e.te!eT. -
Tickets be ObtsiI-d only of The Members OF the Socy
or the Secretary ihe store Il Mss judson Manse ~
II! Broaav sy Geuteuel Tickets 81 and Lsdes ncseu
h.
The Committee pledse this entertainer. shall
and in ell worthy The attention
WILLIAM BELDEN Secretary.
r. NJ MARTIN,
GEORGE W. SEYMOUR, ,co,,,,i,...
e. J. A. WERSEKs,
HkSRY CAMP,
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6ouses ano farms h)anteo.

COTTAGE and ACRE of LAND WANTED
OWhhn ten miles Of the CRY Hail. u seo-ss IN w nter
hrsby and ion; elk roons cellar esefn NC boo
need 10, De modr rent low Address, with fan par.
ticulars, A. L. b, Tribune Once
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ITALY MUST BE FREE -! !!!!!!!
ITALY AND THE WAR OF 1883;

C.r.e. the Mar with Biographical Sketches Of
=. I{,rc-. with Accouuis Of me Various nattes 0y
M,p.Ms JvLI. DE- MARcUsRIrIkS ,.,.
20 ,h. Vnlous GeueIAs, &c VOL LIMO SS Up |''- A
s.,,p n this Book show lly in her fa't ana res
-. - ~, NE reader may understand on ~hst eiou]es s
of goroa. Future. With this Nsw thy Auno
,r1yried laisey through EuToPe' and mas te1e ~ ~
,np,oerable period ia Milan describe. P..'es ~'n -" ~
.nn.i,t,s ana pef,ousges whom she ultimately a;
H. an intoaucton the ~ols d. Sac on -
.,,T, aud Foreign Edltor Of The fIvss ltAh1s'P-''" wy
,sI1ly ruk.i1,s dvs and execution e -, - ~
The sbove tas u.i been PaelShed ana '' ' - "
Booaseler.- Address your oFoeis ~
q q. EVANS, ,,rr ,oov rSrrspPIsr
S+' No 4o9 ChESrNU r-Sr,
PHILADELPHIA
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New-YOrk Yacht Club.
nH nIAS

ITbe Squadron VII rende a, White stone 9r their
ANNUAL CRUISE, SATURDAY, Aug ., II or before p
m. proceed thence EogaItOwn IN conf rty win sucn
.,hns Commodore Of the Squadron may den
rop.T sue EdgafoSn SATU RDAY, August
i3 arrival should be otherwise ordered BY
the Commodore.
III -Y~hs viii be- provided with Rogers Signals, and can
prvcuI. the same Of Mes,Ts. r. g. w. Blunt
will be provided with the a.On uniforms,
the cruise. The Buttons o the Cub
be obtained o the ", asurer, No 6 Bowling Green
PLAN whit. flag the main VIII signify engagement
ais OIb.rwse"
V-Nr w W sbippen is appointed Flag Officer.
VI-Captans will their 10 b. provided with the
their wearing H. The same can be
oStneo OF Brooks Brothers. Of Cherry and Ca
rDe sts.
VI-Tbe Measurer viii assign each Yacht It's number,
,ue er the 18Th article Of the Constitution.
VIII jonns the Squadron Captains will rcpor, themselves
" tn. Comuodole wishing leave will obtain permission
hon III o senior Officer IN command.
By oTser OF EDWIN A. STEVENS, Commodore.
II. MORToS, Secretary.
Rarauar,s Nj cdicatcd California Wine and Bran
ay-Ins Ner1ue Tonic bter mildly uncturyd with
Peruvian bark juniper berries and other vegetable re
medal agents Tor ..,.
n pk vet setye Alternative Anu Dyspeptc DluTeic and
non Atoy OF Stomach Diseases OF the Kidneys Gravel
Disorders Of Urinary sans Remttent aud Intermittent
Fevrs and AgIe, Chl Nervousness weakness Debh
nv Pains n the Stomach Bowels, Colo Dys
&c 10 COZ scie Biously ecomm-nded, being
A PURE JUICE OF TIE CALIFOhNIA GhAfE.
Omar Botls, az 100 sutton II Rushous and at Nos
m an4 s62 broadway Hayes Brooklyn, druggists generally
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WINSTON HOUSE. ST. ANTHONY, MN .

w NESOrA, j. F. BARROW, Sap rip,enden'- This 70
the Iarrs. and elegant furnished Hoe. in the North N>
and open oun,a ot guests !, dcsira
by located central the business part of the city, snd
ful of Fall. Of s., Anthony and % OBJ
ssryacry and Baeu afford the nae views that can o~ OBJ
tall ed OF the citits Of 81. AatbOuy and Minneapolis
This House completed, at cost of Slio and fur-
ri.hed in prueey STYLE addition al expense OF Snh@o
The c.hrasd Falls Of Miune Hs Hs laughing W,.er are
located aoout miles from the Wusow honss IN
sou,h.ry direction They approached by An excellent ssd
Gom the Hotel and object pEeeminent Nau'y aud ROMAN
tic interest they fail excite admiration Of the tourist
Transient beard 81 pr dsy
The tables furnished with the greatest variety and the
choicest IN. market ard and no attention wanting 10 mAse
the guests Of the Wiss0w the trspds ot he House
q. W. MCLEAN, Proprietor
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NNTAILACKs TIIEATER.
w SIXTH WEEK OF THE FLoRENCES.
UyEouIyoclL SUCCESS OF BURLEsQrE
LAL.LA kOOkH;
Or
FIRE WoRsHIPERs.
which will be given every nsot this week siA az us
GORGEOUS SCENERY, NEW MUSIC, etc.
CAMP OF THE AMAZONs AT STATEN ISLAND
GRAND PARADE OF THE sEtEHTY-FIRsT REGIMENT
AMAZONIAN GUARD.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-20

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