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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27
How pennsylvania votes.

In the balloiings now taking place for Speak
er of tho lower House of Congress, all but
three of the twenty five members from this
State vote steadily for John Sherman, of Ohio.
The delegation from Pennsylvania is almost
unanimous in favor Of an immediate organiza-
ton Of the House, by the election of Sherman
as Speaker, and unitedly resist the fillibuster-
ing movements Of the disunion Democrats, who
arc bent on preventing an organization If their
own candidate cannot succeed. II is source
Of pride to us all to see the old Keystone State
so faithfully represented on the floor of Cong
ress. Her twenty. two votes. constantly cast
against the bogus Democracy, and IN favor of
a Conservative and Union-loving man for
Speaker, tell a etory stronger than words can
express. Messrs. Montgomery, Florence, aud
Dimmick, are the only black sheep allowed TO
mistepresent this State in the struggle now go
ing on in the popular branch Of the National
Legislature.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27

Messrs. Cameron, Mcpherson and Covode,
at Washington, and Messrs. Schell, Hall, Will
lams and Walker, at Harrisburg, have our
thanks fer fayors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27
RGARRIED.

On The 18th inst, at tbe groom's fa:hers,ey
Abram II. Hull, Esq, Mr.. HARRISON FEAsH-
ER to Miss MARY JANE Gown, all OF upicp.
township.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27

The Legislature is getting along WELL We
hope they will do all their business and ad-
journ soon.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27

A negro woman, named Clara Wilson, dies
at Alton, ILL.,, recently, at the advanced age o
ia years ID
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
- pLunInus uNuM.

ny CAPT, G. W. CUTTER
Though many and bright are the stars that appear
Ia tlat nag by our country unftirldi grc
And the stripes thRt are swelling IN majesty herei
Like rainbow adorning lhe worldl
Their lglFts are unsullied As those IN the sky,
ly deed that Our fathers have donei
And they're leaguedn as true and as holy attic, o
In their motto OF "ManY n One.'
From the hour when those patriots feariossly flung,
That hammer Of starlight abroadi
Ever tue TO thelnseives 10 that motto they chung
As they cmg to the promise Of God
by the hayonet traced IL the inldnglt OF war,
On the field where our glory was WON
OH perish the heart or the huiid that would mar
Our motto OF "Many in One"
Mid tho smoke Of the contast the oannon's deep rog
How OF Y had gather'd ren0wni
While those stars were reflected IN riverr Of gore.
When the cross and tho lion went down;
And tiohgh few theft iialfs in the gloom Of that
Yet he hearts that wcra striking fhp blow,
HUI God for their bulwarls, and Fnthfor their power
And they stopped not to numbcrthe foe.
From whersoar Gresn Moqnian-tops blend with the
And the gallant 81 Lawrence Is roll'd,
Tothe waves where tlle balmy HespeIides lie.
Like dream of some prophet OF old;
They conquerd and dying beaueetld d to our caro-
Not thisboumdless dominion alono--
But that banner whose loyeiiness hallows the air,
And their motto Of "Many In One
We are smeny IN one, )" while there gltters astaT
10 the blue Of the heavens aboyej
And tyrsliis shall quail mid their dungeons Air,
When they gi,zo on that motto OF loye,
il aall gean DER tie sea, mid the bolts Of the storm
Over tempest. and hattie, and wreck; .s
And flame whore our guns with their thunders grow
~ warm as ssf..l .H1.il D. %
Meath Tie blood Of the slippery deck
The oppressd Of the earth to that standard shall y,
Wherever its folds shall be spread;
And Tho exile shall feel It's his own native sky,
Where H. stars shall float over his hend
And those stars shall increase ll the fallness Of Time
Its millions OF cycles has run
Till the world shan have welconfd s mission sublime
And the nations OF earth shall be "one."
Though tho Old Allegheny may tow'r 20 heaven,
Aud the Father Of Waters dvidei
The links OF our destiny cannot be riven,
While the truth Of these words shall abide;
Then OH let theui glow on ench helmet aud brand,
Though our blood like our rtvoTs shall rum
Divide a. we may Ia our own native iand,
TO the rest Of the world We are "one-n
Then up with our hag--iet it stream ON The air;
Though our fathers cold In theruaveA,
They had hands that could srtlse they he'd souls tina
could dare,
| And their sons wore not horn to be slaTes;
| JJp up with tho banner whern'or Il may call
| OtIr millions shall rally around
| nation Of ireemen that moment shall fall,
| When is stars shnll be trHl'd on the ground.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Declaration Of independence.

WHEN, in the course Of human events, il
becomes necessary for the one people TO dis
solve the political bands which have connec-
ted them with another, and 20 assume among
the powers Of the earth the separate and equal
station to which the laws of nature and ofna-
tare's God entitle them, decent respect TO
the opinions Of mankind requires, that they
should declare the causes which impel them
10 the separation
We hold the setruths to be selfevident that
all men are created equal that they are en-
dowed by their Creator with certain inalien.
able rights; that among these are liia, lib
erty aud the pursuit of happiness. That, 70
secnre theserights, governments are instituted
among men, deriving their jast powers from
the consent Of tho governed that, Whenever
any form Of government becomes destructive
Of these ends, It is the right Of the people tc
alter or 10 abolish IT, and TO institute a new
gcvesnmont, lnying its foundation on such
principles, and organizing is powers in sach
form, as to them shall seem most likely TO ef
feet their safety and happiness. Prudence
indeed, viii dictate, that governments long es
tablshed should not be changed for light ant
trapsient causss and accordingly all expert
eaes hash shown, that mankind are more dis
posed TO suffer while evils gre suffer
able than 70 right themfelyeshy abolish
ling the forms TO which they are accus
toned. Bat when long train Of abuse
and nsurpaiions pursuing invariably tho SAM
object, evinces design 70 Tednoo them ande
4 ahsolate despotism, Il is their duty 70 throw o.
! such government and to provide new guard
for their future security. Such has been th'
patient sufTerAnce Of these colonies and saal
Is now the necessity which contains them y
alter their iosmes syslsma ofgoysrnnlent III
history ofthe present iting of Great Britain
a bis.ory nf repsatad inlariss and unsurpO
tibns, all having in direct object the establish
manis Of al, ,absolate tyranny over ihase States
4 To prove this Jet facts hasnhHittsa 70 vAT
did wnFld
He has reAisedhls assent 10 laws the mos
wholssolne and necessary Cor the public Zoos
v He has forbidden hisecverncrsto 70 pass law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
HORSE TALK.

IoHN sHELLEBERGER, op The West sIdo Of JEFF
y ferson street Is now fully pre,red e Ace9
RlAlES, and every thing TINT may be found IN well
regulated Livery Stable, tf.s 4 80. s1 80, I. I.
to all who may favor him with their patronage lie
takes great pleasure in relerrng % The following COM
peteni Judges. Claljnrn Haghh, Il. Heathmal, JAMES
W. Lowrey John Wiggim, Lee kcftOOt and PcIei
Voorhees, III Of whom, testified under oath afsh dgli
ago. that Mr. s. is one of the very best Livery Men ~
the world, aud that his uougih pqpuarity, A. huch
draws customers nom az parta Of the World II an,
ono Doubts the tr1tfof this statement, We relor " Geo
W lsditand JOHN Howard, Attorneys a Law
marl4 ~ '' it -lstt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE scARBETTs @
New Eagle Corn and Cob Mill,

RsPBOIALLY adapted 10 grinding oil kinds ef she-
~ led grain, well a. corn and cOfs7. This Mil took
the first premium ut the Ohio state Fair and t twenty
four counties In this State this fall
No Fnrinor shonld ba without one, facfs proven by
our most reliable aud pmgsni farmers, throughout tie
country prove that " rayngof NJ least one third by
grnding a kinds Cl shelled grin for feeding HOrzes,
Cattle and Sheep, one hf morein teetng hogs, by
bOilng the meal. -
The unders gned having purchased tho rqhttor the
connties Of Montgomery Greene, Clarke, hlinni and
Dark IL now prepared To manufacture those valaiae
Farm Mills io orlef, ut the buckeye Foundry Third
street, Dayton OHIO. Call and oNnnine thein or send
fora cintnar.
Orders promptly attended TO. Farm and School
House Bells liuiufp'lIircd by tho undersigned, at
,yhoes,le and RETAIL Over one th 9nsand we're sold the
na.t season. Address Is. q. BAYLOR,
del0yi DAYTON, Ohio. p
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DAIhY nsrPHRR


Tenns for Advertisements occupying agreaier spacc
uf for iionRer period than eboYo altaesi, nHse know
~ the Counting hn0m.
Advcrfscmenfs published in both the DAILY and
wrm,LY EnmnE, will he ani5cctto an additional charge
of Que .hnlftlie Dily rntes.
an advertisements ARE CHARGED NJ tie rate oi tny
GENTS yer square (of ten lines1 zoe the rHtlnseion %
ent five centafor every additional insertion, unlcs,
an agfeement inGdo previous to bseitionat tie above
fntea.
ne Persons wishing TO discontinue their yearly nj.
vertsing must give notice n tho Counting Hopni. All
cnstul advertisements inet bo paid for in hdtailce.
The privilege ofannnl advertisers n piitedtO theii
own lai-iness, and n advertisements ton The benefit
other persons, NJ WChr lege ndN crseno,its md nd
yertisemens uf arnn sales sent ~ by them, must bC
paid for nt tho regular ntoH
Tnnuesof Respects Noirea, Meetings ofLltenTy
Military Fire aud other nssnclntionA, or the hOldine
of Fairs, 10 he pid for as ioowes-For one insertion
nf any such notice not exceeding sqtntre Of ten
nes " cents, and 70 oenis for every subsequent in
aertion. IT ~ tttHsf ~
Advertisements NOT egono1lng one-half square II
Length inserted time FOR ~ 0enis Al nNiices In
tended TO promote private interests, 10 be inverted y
the o,al c0lnnni which s only at the option ofthe Mi
TORS must h. paid for NJ rate the oflOcenis per limo.
No cuts stereotypes or eectrosypes inserted, rneE
oH glefal. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Brown : WIN 8 IRWIN,

HAvEthe best ofoharcoa and conInch Horse Shoe
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the host ~ R0nn,i. Square and Flat Iron.
BROWN \ IRWIN
have the best Of Bsgg, Hoop, Oval, Halt onnd and
tfaa BROWN-N IRWIN
have tho best, OF Wagon, buggy, spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN AlHWIN -st.. y. 4 y.
have tho best III Norway and Brenzor Nail Rods.
BROWN IRWIN .fffi-f
have the best slli steel and Slab IRON
BROWN q IRWIN
have the best OF R0und Flat shic and Octaaon Steel
W tf nROWN q IRWiN fn1l =
have the best hpnislairsil sl.r,Ags and Axles %
BROWN IRWIN
nave tho hest Of oarrasc ngl bands and Tiro and
lI0w Bolts. lfi.' g
BROWN IRWIN tet
have The l.at Of I3ellOW4 AaYis au Solid Box Nsea,
BROWN A IRWIN
tnanuatouire and sell STOVES Hollow Ware, kc, "
- t' RRoWN 4 IRWIN W
lseenq,a Of All kuds Sheet zinc aud Iron.
Alg9lyA d4iiAIk llis3}
keep Oorper aud Tii io,tols, llock ttl Rpd Solder
- - " BHdWN &1RWlN
keep pie plates, fruit van tops, and bottoms a., All o
which will be sod 70 ie trade At ihe lowest prices,
a,ige q sn1elf 4 tlIalE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Spring and summer Campaign
sApLER sRoP.
capxy q wARroRD.

Va. SO JeHersOnst., Sign Of the saddle,
IIAyfo on hand large aasaltn,eni Of salllee, ilnlt
III heAA tinssh yalises Carpet hRga, 1ara fhiirlI
hds,H HQss hlsstslAl a.la genele 5aI,sly q rsnI4
Hung ~ ulelr lIIo ~ iile lslHoai OEh t1offs I. "
Ws retnla ON thaAs ~ mo puiae ior leir lllara
paloass ask soni,lt.ilef Of Tho lqlee a. We ate
ass'.sS isegassss Sisfinds ism assehdva io rs
myoH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
OgdenSburg & OSWegO Route,

FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, woR-
CESrER, LOWELL, LAWRENCfh!t NASHUA, Z
SALEM, BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Navigation open TO Ogdensburgh and
OsWPgO.
TINHE Northern Transportation Co.'S first-cass Screw
Steamer are now making regular trips batween Og-
densburgh, Oswego, and Toledo, ~ 81 1fEH
Shipments by this route will receive care and proinpt
diapaish and shippers rely upon low raies OF
eglls TO aud from the East by any other line route.
For contracts or nifther nfOrmatoll, apply 20 i
JOHN HOCftiNCi 20 State street. Boston.
j. MEYERS, lDt broadway New York
W. r. WnKEn Agti Toledo, Ohi9.f fit u
apID-3md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
IalisreIIanrous.
CHEAP FURNITURE,

I HAVE the most complete assortment ever offered
| in, Dayton, To enuinerate wold lq 10 tedious.
need only say, every tliing IN my line can Ike had ai
my Ware Rooms, aud am selling snany things below
Cincinnati prices q-.t.il fillt
smnll profits and CASH returns Is my motto.
one year Is up, since Indopted the small profits
and cash system II has worked WELL that will not
under any consideration do btisiness amy other way
esm6daw NJ oHMER, Cor Main and I'd sts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
THE ONE HORSE smOEING sHOP,

FItHlRD sifcot Few dnOrs Eist of the rd Oiico,
L Dayton, o. The furerhuf ia now httcr pd1aircd,
than ever 70 acconmp,ate his old customer nd the
public, hi tie Horse Shooting business, n ils thriOus
lame horses, sinh as split hoo, aud hooi to;ind and
coms IN their ret VII he cured satisfactory 10 tho
mndcd.
Also. lIorsca I'm, interfere viii bc shod to ptc-
vent it, and Wnrllutod nr money rCnnhcd
he will personally rlcnutefd nll WORK entrusted 10
Ids care, Thankful for past fwurs, lN rcrpechly ass
continuance Of The patronage W ~ iid customers,
aud will Nv Happy ln nnlroHtWndaie a. many now ones
ns may ftur hlln within c0ll.
apr4-thviy NATHAN SIFFERMAN.
A RTEsiANa RhuE LICK AND CONGRESS- WA.
IA TER. fur sale ly y. w. DIETRICH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
9aiIg Gmpirt

rualisHEp rvruv kFrsnseos CpuspAYs rxcErnp) usi I
Z. r.. TX Ell Tx SO @ O .
Empire building, iiO Maln street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
HaisrrIIaurous,

lCtARATOGA WATER--lrst rccsved, lul u this
ID choice mineral Nntcr ceh from the Apiinas. Also
lilue Lick and BedfIrl Wnii1. NJ
lnYNI W. w. NfEMAnrs Drug Store NJ Alnln u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

Per square, Of Tan ines more or less, three
uu
Per square, each week IN addition. .r..-..'',r,v alh
Per square three montfs,",,'p,.. 20
fcr squire, HlN monthsf. w
Per square, one year, %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

TIABLE CUTIERY--Iusi received u full assortrlent
Il Of Rnssells Ttllc Cutlery whieh Tor hnish ld-li.
" and dunhliiy isnot surpassed y amy Mnn,adie y,
elso keep EnglIeh Cutlery, Of all prices, which win -
sold quite cheap. g. BARLOW,
my2i No, 900 and aos Second IT..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
| lnUEENswA ARE.--I am r,ceiyng irun ships r. "a
" cobs mud Fa'k HagAt direct nom staAurishis,

nUEENsMA AhE,.-I have ist received eapecislly lor
w. my retail trude general assortment of the b,a
mnkesof White and Gold haml Stone China Tpa aand
Dinner Sets which will sell ~ prices usnally pad cr
or,linnry qualities Please call aid exanine Booe and
gel prices. 4. BARLOW.
myZl No dOG anil aDa Second ~.
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gost OF New York, August "a, 1850.

arp Dorcas Prince seaay, I4ysrrsol-Ne5rlth Sons
s1s s ea sa' sssess Gomez SS,s c. SON
sas s Sss bIS 5.5;sT Son.
srss TrSlis nSssan, %imasion-
sssT 6Sass;eS s b rs2 = Join psgo
s.aT pp Hse P cons tsI % &oa Co
s:s, s1sn Ss'9 Nov R1RRs5na- sfs5a Co.
s SCH S ss pifs csna rs sll HAMA
seS r fipdeSeia Lewis, Cn,asglle;
~ :. 1y F5l5 seP NJ New tsssH
ssaH er TsosEy, BJ. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
ssans1lp SonceIo, eager, Warrington &c, with ndse
pssseneeIs % II b SEemSel Co. o.s..,
1922 fSRs Co. Co. '''''' ~' ''Ae 'Da p-'''A
wa Hunter OF sSs On; Ssss casI Ss - ps1sed "a
eahSs master July "a lat ls 81 $ ION 10 % spoke Br
S H spe1e srs Mary 4hopson rom sssfspoT TrH
snip Any of Bath snSSn Ha,rs 10 asyq a, with h, % ss
s sad So snIae Ie Ginns q 11S % g
s o sOssf %ahosan &C. % Geote keeen
xI and aolas.,s e Islso G. sIs psi sisc Ion "a
Arsesss6 O. gos!Sa 61an2r Rs%sso s Ass Is
SsT as9 Bark Tq cSsssy 70 for ah SeRR
Brig &m A Brown Caf Bosion) Hammond Guan:snsmo II
Rris wsppeo toi Linconyie wilkinson, Cumberland Iar
rris Village Br Of Yarmouth ss Scott Salt Cay IT,
Rdays with salt 70 Darrell a 20 A..
sssda g days i2Ih INST 81 ION s. So spoke bark Ca
r ssr iiS Sma ai 6f B iS NS Madeira days with wine
Burden ASs M x s Ep 81 vi S pivot so bss se
ks sh "a, S. lon 10 spoke brig Ann Elizabeth hence
SEN VIM oOsswsn. Penny Rio ysns!gO July IA with cof
sesr Sir Colin Campbell Dr. Of HsAia, vgas Jaeme -
q atteras and days within i5o miles of New York
schT Haze Booth Havana Il days with sugar to sturges
sShr Hamlet tOt saagns wade Mapsania, Aug with
and w %sA SaTs . O% Sa V on wn ' C
ssSr Eho Or Of Halifax, Spear sDser"aer East caioO' IT,
sssr pePos, 0f Calais Bradford, S, George NIB days
schr woodsoSss, Terry Brazos Texas. 20 days with
schr Cactus Furber Bra1os ITexas 20 days with WOOL
.es &C. . Post Smith Co Had light winds and Gains the
sAT NsNsn Tarpie Mobile n days with naval stores
sSsr Edwards Smith, Fernandins days, with naval
SIR Enefan,ress lynch Savannah days with cotton &c,
sMcCready Mon Go. -. ,.. -
scr \ ScSsfson. NJ Fuifori Charleston, 6 days.
schr Rerndon, sassii, @ss ninsion, &c: days
S s sss.ssa S Ssass sTSaa SO saA'
sT b MSy Le Reh. SisDn vrS Says days
sn F eaaa lsPa FOR f se s
s SSs . SeT bsse Sa ss.,oa S1 Albany
sesI SssS FF,Sse Jsw stsn t 5SE
s amSn Sscon Nssrson Portland for
schr AIneiaa Marshall, Bondoai for Boston
s.e Sea l,i' ksSnssec, johnson. Pfiadepns
Steamer wamsutia Arey, New Bedford.
fye ss reported Is below in w Tedaess Paper sy
Yi'c; ScG, Christian Berg - stated
SAILED.
uss,san fr,Ea,e susqvehsaaa eou Of Mexico sbp Java
pni anchored a. Quarantine.
~ a-rr ,had avE
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n
"A viii SELL this day l0i, o'clock nj salesr0cm - Nassau
street, entire hand Furniture Of family, large
Beds curled hair Mattresses wardrobes dress aud
plain Bureaus Brussels ingram carpets mahogany
French cottage Bedseads SOFAS aud Sofa Bedsteads
mahogauy Chairs aud Rockers rosewood Parlor
Sts in brocate and reps; gas Chandeliers hall Chairs Oil
cloths Writing Desks together With three sole oak Chamber
Suis tops Sewing Machines Singers to
sold pay cash advances Sale perempory Goods can
be boxed the premises
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wvsATPUss wasrED-rEnALEs

SITUATION wxkTsc-iiT~~ stsvtlsi AZ.
"A young vonNn I. ehsmtern,d sat pls7 sesnn-ifess.
understands the chrcr oSecYNas 10 maze
useful Bes city refs-ence gIveu M
LOO r. between lQh liza ss a- .OoE r5nt roo n
A LADY, IN REDUCED C-RCUMsfANCEs WTSIIEs A
~ situation ~ ho1sekeeper saicu 10 sd Plea
san hos - more desired thsn eassaJu Address Mrs
~ a.. Madison slt.sre Pcs; csce.
A PROTESTANT GERnAN GIRL WANTS A sfruA.
"A ion DO chsmberwork and plain sewing or general
housewors snail family. Csn be ~ l1l smith st.
tween Atsn-c AMI Pacisc. Good references
A HyspETARf.r GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
N ID general i0u fnr small family Call 81 ~ FIR
pw liree', fccri No 9Sesi ciy rcfcTerces ssU
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FINE ARTS.

U-o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PTcruRRs.-ALL Tn.
soatberucrs 81 the hew york hotels find al kn's n
'''' s. ''"'A ~ !" sASF5sp'e, w gr,sswsy.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
pRUoELYN TABEsNhCLE. ON FULTON AVENUE
IL Gear lo size Pre- cr- 10 ulCr.cw 1CF1ug At TO-,
cJcS. 5y ARer. jesse hrrh O. srs -sla1ua' Pera.:
p-ese iL- u ne erle. a 0Cocx cv de- 4. r. folI..
49, 4l.lcfy y >atfu 4sal-, O.. BrCCr 1rs, GclL.
NNoRIAI CHURCH RAYMOND STREET. corner
Nu Q warersg pace -I-e .ev. Etvard 4 LEWIS of
Ntsein 80 es, VII ffcota 90 nlFow sind4y evening
ssrslees 8 W Jls sad ~ e.ocs. SAT. zee.
NV JERUSALEM CHURCH tswEnENBO RGfAyl--
~ flllc wcrtur on il4ay, AHGCs -. y ..ou.l
Aasca institute, 49, Broadway, Zoe A. ". Seas free
DRCrEsrANT EPISCOPAL MISSION CHrRCH CLrS.
toa Hal Asor PAGE % charge % Tie Rev. Robert %.
DO x residence " Est Naeiee l sirest. Divine
very Sunday, A. luss A. NJ ane "a p NJ Al are invited.
: tals free
IL CMfSH CONTROi EBSY.-NR. JAMES MATHES0N
II Will conduct 10 Discussion against The Champions OF Ro.
nlsm 70 The haA II, Plee street - hall past
b.eet-"sacrihle o. lie Mas collections lAs door
ttuAA
CT AIMS ,HURCH, sfsHTEENTH STREET. NEAR
- Fiji avenue Rev Ihoe. 6sadei, Re obstetrics 20
morrow with The voice 81 lQis A. ana y NJ aut "a the
gn aDgaSe "a So p v. sev D. g. Ever Rector Of Grace
Church >sn Franc eco California, vii preach u he noruag
ard evening.
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BloHLANDs, aug "a fnsei--No Inward bound Ves5els IN
Igb.. Wind y. light, weather cloudy.
SANDY HOOK Aug "a sunset-No inward bound vessels In
sgh Two ships bark and three hres anchored al The
Spi, hound ont Wind moderate; weather clear
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

s. en- New York. III ye a, ttne Intended 10 carry
cfie from TAMPA 70 Havana making weekly trips stopping
~ Key We. FOR the malls Ibe upper deck Is finished oh n
sa.erunms Zoe Ucer and well
iGi-t he engine and h being below. she has proved
herse. excellent boai having had contend
SONS head wind and SEA az The way. She com
nsnded ~ Capt Wm Wler perly wei Known The Cali
cra route ZIP top gator aud very 81 gentle
She s owned by Can't james Mckay Of the pioneers
TAMPA WIN deserves considerable credit FOR hs
I'D energy gefil r and turning vessel
rGs - Tampa rLsriy hey had depend sailing
car. heir cattle frl produce lrec
s,aua-r IN - I,r AMI very unrorafn A. AN siHres
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HOTELS.

uoTEiA-ALBIoN HOTEL $50 HUDSON STREET. COR
1 ner OF Charles Accommodations for transient
ne boarders and well urnshed Rooms in
or single suitable for married single gentlemen, with
of baths gas pano &c Stages pass the door
Terms low T. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
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ITO LET-oN TIE FIRST FLOOR A LARGE AM
Il well furnished ffon; Parlor with aso smaller
Room for horseScspnr only senee people naulre n
quiet hone In No So, Bfc oce s.7ecs.
VI-ANTED-B c. GROVER a BAKERS SEWING
w Machines Parties havn- such g dispose Of ior cash
And plTchater By applying 10 b f. CLARK Co.IA
Rrosd street.
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TOO LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

Tor sAfB AT \ BARGA1N-TwENTy ACRES or
god Land staten Island, hanlsomely situated three
quarters Of mte tyom seruas station, snd sa mile from
kossviIe Has farm houte, plenty q fr falling
spring and two q Communication by railroad
hourly Apply n JANES MORAN. Nos and Plue street
or JOHN A. QCIN, g!5 Las. Broadway.
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DKNTfsrRY.


nR. HoYT, 500 BOwERy. OPPOSITE SIXTH STREET,
IL inserts mi cf Teeth rure silver gold
SIS plslna 80 ARTIFICIAL bone fsng nseried wihos psin
20 cents gold ~ cents 70 81; snhgsm 81 cents AL work
wArTanen
r MUNSTER, GRADUATED ST RGHoN DENTIST HAS
IL. removed 10 " West Twenty ninth street.. between Broad
way aui Sixth avenue.
NJ B. GRIFFIN BROS DENTIST. no. $40 GRAND
An street, New York, 37 FULTON street. Brooklyn In
cert fun Partial sets Of Teeth their improved aosp
Plate, with ehou, cxtractng the roos-on silver s.
Der rubber $40 gold SIS patns 81 psrtis gold
81 tcth silver 81 Tech hied with gold 81 quartz bone
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UrANTEp-ro BUY. A POOL rABL1, rev or seora
w and, In god order md complete Address b., tic