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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-05

.ElIice, if I pursue the plans had ar
ranged, the officers of justice will be here
at noon tom orrow; if not
Bntsyou will not, dearest Hugh !cried his
wife, whose quick eye had detected the re-
lenting change 10 his face. You will for
give, as we ourselves hope one day to be
forgiven! For my sake dear love!
For your sake, sweet wife, and Heavens!
Aud Frazer Martin knew that he was
safe! s<
,z The next morning, M. Irving entered the
darkened room where lay the rival of his
youth-ths logging enemy of ripper years.
The dim eyes of the sick turned wistfully
toward him, as the feeble hand was stretch
ed forth.
DoInOt fear, Frazer, said Hugh, encour-
agingly. 1 have sent letter to the Bank,
inclosing the amount by which my account
is overdrawn. Rest in peace, for no act of
mine shall ever disturb your safety.
|, A sudden flush mounted to the wan
cheek where health's rosy tide should never
mantle more.
( 1t is most generous-noble-of you, Irv-
ing, and 1 feel acutely how little it is de-
served. No revenge could cut to my heart
like this. l shall not 1.-Two long, but it would
have been hard to end my days in a prison
cell. Ellice-for may call you once more
by the sweet old name of our YOUTH am
glad you married Hugh Irving. He is
worthy of you'll never was!
A few days afterward he diod, holding
with his last grasp Hugh Irving's hand, and
only passed out into the great unknown,
where neither friendship nor enmity could
follow him.
The FIVE thousand dollars-need we say
it? was never missed; but instead there
came a peace far more precious to Hugh
and Ellice. than the gold of Ophir, or dia-
Martins life had not gone down upon their
wrath. -...
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Baltimore and Ohio
1@WE q -
RAILROAD.
GREAT NATIONAL .ROUT

Terminates at Washington and Baltimore on
the East and Wheeling, Benwood and ParkeTs-
burg on the West, at which places il unites with
railroads, steamers, &C., for ard from all points
in the WEST, SoUTh-wEsT AND NoRTH-wEsT.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS leave Wheeling
daily Sunday eXcepted).
TWO THROUGHTRAINSl leaves Parkersburg
daily Sunday exeepted).
Direct connections are made by these lines FOX
ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
This is the only route to Washington City
Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston at the cost
Of a ticket to Boston alone by other lines.
Through tickets to the Eastern cities can be
procured gia Washington City at an additional
charge of two dollars.
Time as quick and fare as low as by any other
SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED TO ALL
NIGHT TRAINS. r.
Inquire for tickets ria BALTIsEoRE AND ON
RAILRoAD at any ofthe principal railroad Ollie
in the West.
J.H. SULLIVAN; General Western Agent.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
WI. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
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II r. MO VA III

HEO. BROWN, has removed to the
VI Jewelry Store, one door above Geo. Cox 81
Sons Store where he will be pleased to see all Of
his old customers.
wWATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
repaired on the SHORTEST NOTICE and LIBERAL
TERMS. lMaysville. July 81, 1902.
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Ayers CatEartic Pills,
OR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Costiue,,ess, Jawadice, Dyspepsia, badigeStionr
Dyser,teIY, Foul Stomach, Ejysipelas, Headache,
Plies, Rheumatism Ei77otiess and SKIN Diseases
Liver Complaint, D,opsy letter, 1iunOrs and
Salt Rhemna, Tpo'Das, Govt, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for S1.00
Great numbers of C1ergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent persOnages, have lent their
names ocertify the Observation-Disclosures ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratisour AMERICAN ALMANAC ia which they
given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by snprfncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more Proht on.
Demand AYERS, and take others. The SICK:
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
SEATON & BRODRICK.
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DIR. J. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for So
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been IN constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
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Ier remains vn b Inferred IN the Second Street Marble

Her remains wl b inferred IN the Second Street Marble
RnD.-At Coxsaeke, on wednesday, July 20, Mrs.
Lucy RzD, eyed - years, II months and 10 days.
~ RowLAND.-On Tuesday evening August 4, MARGARsr
AKSA wfc Of the late Charles ~ g. Rowland In ths list
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
attend the funeral at the Church Of the Annuncaton,
Mcss foureen'h street, on Friday afternoon 81 -FOUR
aAas-On Tuesday, August g. Sarah n. sAGs, formerly
Of Mldd'etown, Conn.,, aged 50 years.
attend the funeral today Thursday from late resi-
dence, 100 Dean street, brooklyn.
s, .-At wnte Stone, L. l., on Tuesday AuRuss
m0nths.
The funeral wiz take place this Chnrsday) morning,
~ Ten O'Clock, from the Hudson Hotel White stone l.
Srs' IN On Wednesday, August g. HELEN, wife Of Da-
vid Steven, aged 70 years.
Tue relatives and friends the family also those OF
her sons Alexander James and Andrew are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral her residence liz
West Thirty seventh street this Thursday afternoon q
nterment.
and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral this tThursday afternoon
at two clock from his late residence 400 Eighth avenue
corner OF Thirty sixth street His remains VIII be IN
TERED In the Lutheran Cometery.
sNALIxy.--0n Tuesday, August 4 ELLEN II. WiGGNs,
wife OF David Snallcy, aged A years
The funeral win take place from tho residence q her
husband No. % Fa.bnsh avenue, Brooklyn, this Thurs
day. afternoon at two o'clock The relatives and friends
Of the family requested TO attend without further
notice.
srrARr.-At warrenton Va on Friday, July 81, Lieu
tenant RoBERr STUART Of Harris Light Cavalry, and for
morally lieutenant in the United States Navy.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested 10
attend the funeral without further invitation which will
tase place from his late residence at Roslyn l. l., on
Friday morning, Mt eleven o'clock The leave Hun
ters Point opposite Thirty fourth street. eight O'Clock
A. NJ. on Friday and carriages will be In attendance u
Hampstead Branch to convey the friends 10 Roslyn In
time for the funeral.
sAuSDERs Suddenly, on Wednesday, August o, Drs
SAUNDERS, aged So years.
Ills friends and scquantances requested TO attend
the funeral this Thursday afternoon OF one o'clock
from the corner OF Hudson and Christopher streets.
VERow.-On Tuesday, August 4, LOIS ADSA ViERow,
daughter OF Victor and Annie Il. vierow, aged month
and ~ days.
wmeHr.-0n Tuesday morning, August Z, suddenly,
THOMAS b. WRIGHT son OF Finley and Lucy Wright.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his father No.
los West Eleventh street. this Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock, without further notice.
wAcHTSDoRp-On Monday, August ., Of sun stroke,
Captain WAnrENDoRy
His friends respectfully invited to attend tho fune
from LAG Duane street, this Thursday morning, at
half past nine O'Clock.
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has its finances entirely above board, with sur
plus, after paying two dividends, in hand for the
next coupon, and shows . gain ON last year OF
nearly fifty per cent in traffic, II will not be
marvel in this speculative period IL the shares
touch the old points.
The following table shows the earnings Of the
Reading Railroad for The first six months Of 1853
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CURns-PARHow-0n Wednesday, August ., By the
Rev Lot Jones, wREBT CUErr, ESQ.,, Of New York, 70
Miss MANY ANN PARsLow youngest daughter Of the late
William Psrsiow, Esq late Of Ennscorthy, county WEI
ford, Ireland.
DouoIA@-Hur1usoH On Tuesday, August =. a. the
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev H. d. ba
Cspt. ALxxASpR n. DoUGIAss 70 MARGARET A. HuT0HnoS,
Of this city.
wIIHARri-SroxR In this city on Wednesday, August
8, SETH WmNARrn ESQ.,, TO Miss SARA T. STONE, Of Bos
ton.
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-whea. YVES a shade firmer, with sales reported u
$1,000 bushels al 81 30 for white Canada 81 90 81 %
for amber westen 81 Il 81 70 for red winter Western
ri 10 81 ~ for Milwaukee club, 81 20 81 IS for
Der Iowa and Wisconsin, and 81 a 81 is for Chicago
spring. Corn again higher 10 day, with sales OF
1i4 900 bushels, including mixed Western. Soc 6'Hc
for unsound CSC 6s NC. for sound and roc 72c. for
yellow and white do. Oats dearcr and more active
Il SIC a TIC. Rye continued inactive At soc. DOC
Barley and barley malt continued quiet
Corxx was quiet 81 former rates Rio, PRIME nj 2sT
good, ~ &c. 2sc fair, 26kc &c ordinary 70 &C
bses. s5xc aec Maracsibo, 2oc alc, Lguayra, 20c
q 3Oc.; St Domingo, 26c.
&c. middlnss with sales reported Of 500 bales
Of oil classes port 10 Liverpool there were shipped
j. 600 bushels grain At I'D and BY steamer 900 boxes
cheese .os TO London, 900 bbls. nour D. Isd.
=, q 900 tons capacity At sss To Cork. 1900 bushels
gram orders, at H. ID. To Bremen, ,oos bushels
Hay was in good demand q, DOC. Il 10 for North river
bale
Hrsr were quiet al Irregular priccs.
IRArms vas IN demand and quite Arm.
Isw was moderately inquired for AZ fovmer quotations.
Mo,.Xs~xs sales we're reported OF 80 bbis New OR.
seaBs &C, sundry lots Caba musosvado 3ec.
O,ls--rbere was rather more doing In petroleum, but
wis,cai ssy remarksbie changes m prices Other kinds
P~ovrsow---port vs. less active. with saes q 800
bsA ~ si1 eis Cor new mess tli - III 90 FOR
.ss 20 VIA e f e. ss. s,s % 3
Or ,ms and s,s % ISIS for ezra mes Lard rulsd
vnesss 100 rActages changed hands Il axe 5.c for
ssoulders ND skc- asko. for hams. Bacon contnucd
Inactive At $40 ie Butter and cbsess ruled quiet q,
fvrvner prices.
Rsz vss hesvy Al &c. re Tor East India, with sales
~ go fsgs The sock August 1888. comprised Ia $50
nsrs cleaned East India, and 100 ban uncisaned 20
assinst III $50 bags cleaned Fast India asl "a 0 bar,
and nsts nnoleanci do. same time last year.
sroAns we're moderately deah In the days ss~s com
yrisisr sso hds. 1ose. l2c FOR Porto Rco and 9s<c
T1ror Sale n 100 ccoibs were made as1cc ma.
walsssr-Tbsse we're 40 bbs. GOD n asc ssgc'
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, August Sc p. NJ
AsHE-There were only small lots Of pots sold at 67.c
Pearls continued quiet AZ 87sc 49,.
EKnADsuups-The demand for fresh ground -four was
good and tho tendency Of prices decidedly upward
The days included 500 bbs State and Western
I2oe southern 500 Canadian within revised quo
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and IbbZ'

This Is the largest ratio Of Increase on any lead
ing road in any part Of the country. The July
figures have not yet been made up; but, as there
was an increase Of forty cents per ton in freight
on LIST of July, il is expected that the month will
be even heavier than,une.
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,DEsIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-A
hahasome Cottage, with with bedrooms par
OF n'sr aud summer klc excellent water al Hemp
ssr,a y - one honrs ride from New York b. Long Island
RAIL- 80 ana three minutes walk rom ins depot Good
earn ana onhouses shade and trees grapes Ac
eegnun drives. VIII be- sold low cash. Price 81 So
Apply 70 D Dlh0EE. No. . Pine street, New York
A FARM OF l01 ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS. WELL
81 wasred plenty Of frut miles FROM d.poi price
SoUO farm OF ~ acres, without buildings: tJ1l In
4afe o. VAIL ~ Franklin street. ~ Mr. Titus Hotel
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A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED To ALL IN
n lcssop. Practical Instruction In double Entity baos
Accepting and business affairs keAnt~ tor ade. aud
for private instruction OLIVER ~ GOLDSMITH
10 broadway. corner of Iixhth street
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MATRIMONIAL.

GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND or coon T.vI.
"A IT, With few friends 10 tns c. desires 10 male fs
scquantsncr younx LADY with sncags flss 10 u.ir
mony Tbe iady ne-d ma have money but she he o
acsn,l shed and Deautlul. Altrrss l.vfn.sloa
ton d Broadway and rhiri, s.coud srrssS
A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY. op.rIssr *.
chssrfsl slssnea vlEk,a, ~ ersnee ssd .s.n
havpg returned % lhs cy sbsenc~ Of eisnl yssrs
wvud htstn uAxs Us aogrslntaD~- " soms horers ~
nsrIf,nsn o. s,s.s svaea hy saa ss VA. ,ls- .
IN sood sssnd'agtn socety Ihose truly sincere ,say a.
dr-ss fos one WA Jenny % Brooklyn Pcs "a aanl
sss. - .s.ss vSSssss Tnrers ~ rssasrsd 70 save
A ycrsu Widow LADY, ~ ytAEs or AoY OF
res.-msst hsrins s.sy few s,rsisnss
tsk-s this mesbod og Introducing hsvssf 6rM osss x~n
tienso vdowsr OF bsAsim Sso N wsni Of A.. 40
ar n-sss s q % ssss ~ 80 rr ssP. r.,.
s5~sof - -, 10 isdy hss ckiigsra Afere.. an
I AN THIRTY YEARS or AGB, SON or Tay ON
NO ms :, sgan,ss not god is.sinE ba desire
riony TIE sdysrsi.sr ~. lssS oasss FROM a. VIZ
.as . ma, I'm hsyyy 1afIs.. ~ b D. nssl.sa s,asp.
MArRIsoNi.f.-rHE xKwLr nAKRIyp 1so
Formation % ne u,ss~s lsns sne~ iAsn b, Z,
Emr r Laxscsn -. o t,r ss@ ssv yen ~,
NGATaiuosIAL--Two YOUNG mEx. uI.uI.v rns,
MI rstss and accomplished eonsf6rrsf ~ ,h.,, s.t.
Eood cesins, hss,ns psny a. IA. vesld --n trass,p
yssss desire ne u sorD~ h.sN., r.s,.t.
sfpd frslne ssf s9rnrtisa~d Youns fa,tsa y -.
n.,ssi rsr, ssss- sss nssrAnssS. Ass,..,
nsny. ssecs.ss esrN % ,s'fs. boA i@ Asrad oasos
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,1-wo pTsIkABLL EkafDEHttH AT hAFLkWVOD
i sesr sub ufsnse, No lsfwy sso m&snM~set
N9t~<n Efsf ~ NJ frost f<2ra>l~
.s.~,-,s, !. ~ snfty 81 Eew fo-s tge s&1e Atglf
,s.ys,v, Stove ourp~r ~ ss~sry and Ysry,s ssss~t
vyAfrsnI.r rROPtaTy vos sALE-bEfNg vfyOT
81 r0un1 ~ f~~' frrst - sn seses, ssf ~ tees trent
. .sv.rs s-tnx . e-rs<r h TO- fssa fssf "a So: gA4
fr, srsst r~sT sud sns q ~ tfy,st .sss, ies
-. - 49, r~ossrsg ~ostsfmfns uve a. sh p4rsE
80 ~. sfsisifn ss,es. hssiss hss yss " s-~ seft
~,sv I.,sr Efoesis D. ffst ttstsai 80 80 stig
80. ART esD-fpng - issa ifstt as - yh~r
,,.tsrfsw 81 - - stttsut 80 easGs sfrly
~. rr~rissbs y FlAEr fsl~<ss ssssas. bsssss. As~
J~r... = .sasss wseeyts Hs&s
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~ W FRENCns
0EYTLENEhs FURNISHING.
oO7 Broadway New York
ma shnr Goods shirts Collars Ties stocks
seasss Pocket Handkerchief suspendeIs, Tier Shirts
~ af Iinse. Drtslns Gloves, KOhCa Do cham
b,ax. Frensh smoking and Breakfast Jackets.
IsiDrsllas, Travelling Shawls, 6c., Ac a.
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES
FINE sfHRTs AND COLLARS MADE TO ORDER
Pine Gauge nder Shirts, 81 ~ carh, 81 per
doxen Also srge stock Of Muslin, Linen and an
DnMer. ~ e~n make. aud wsfrantsd 20 nt
nRy GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH. -PREfARAToRv
IL making extensive alterations and IN
aud oumoiiuue viii
for fhe thirty of the
n;oeKs Dress Goods exhibited Ia Broakyn
together with summer Goods nj very great reduction
vi prices, being determined 70 reduce sock he
possible point 10 make Tor extensise zooss
10. the snloms trade. WALTER LOCKWOOD
NO al FULTON prnok
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELEcTION.-AN ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECT.
% b @
At the Once q the company street and Eighth
XucusT 8, 1868 - GEO C. PETERS, Secretary.
IF THANKSGIVING Ks Nv; DAY Is WARN THERE WILL
''''' '''' '''''' : : '''' ''-'' INC MARrSus
MR.. BIDwELL WILL FIND MRS. PIERUCcI. THE
steamer Morning star from New Orleans Dekab
third house above Marcy avenue, Brooklyn.
NorcR-A FINAL MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBE
WIN. Logan Herbert. viii take place the Fifth Ward
Hf s 81 O'Clock JOS 4tS osSS." oSsr Assn'
d. c. swsr, Secretary.
SPEcIAL NOTICE. THE FIRST REGULAR MONTH
Association viii held 4 sIsir %ssag room ooSner
sona sna sI ssT Sp rnray
% 2 na ,. an ss o. s aa 81 & one
following others were % for the
hue Vice president: Joseph Xshmore General secretary
Edward scadman Corresponding Secretary, and Michael
Driscoi. Treasurer
aud A. NJ, hereby summoned 70 attend ,he neI,
regular at their corner o. Eighth ave-
BsaSss e e. WIN lP b up o
VIZ wnrrlrs Secretary ' WI. MAaEE, Master
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
Master stevedores' Association win be held at their
Sss Ss
TT S. STEAMER wEsTFIELD.-THE HEIRS OF THE
persons KILLED aboard this ship receive the amount
apa s''s' B9oo y
Water street, CharlestowD, Mass.
REWARDS.
CO REWARD LOST A BLACK COVERED AC
ID count Book. The Under win receive III. above
ward by leaving at 90 Fourth street. Ia tho store. 2s
90 REwARD.-LosT, A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
the tip end bis tail which white The above reward
will be paid by d.lverin him al the milk depot AIS Green
wieh street
C. REwARD-LosT, on TUESDAY EVENING,
watch a horse and the letters Y. l. engraved the
back The above reward win DO paid any leaving II
at az Bowcry. No questions asked
q = REWARD LOST. on MONDAY. August 8. A
Books by returning them - IN. New YORK County BANK
Fourteenth Eighth the finder
viii receive the above reward and 40 questions asked
clO REWARD WILL BIZ PAID FOR TnE RECOVERY
ed Dr. j. Cnygur i7e ives, Twenv hfh street Address
Joseph Black. nauidens Express. - broadway, NY
DRY GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION II DRY GOODS ..
n FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS
OVER S1oU0 WORTH
SILKS BLACK KID coLoRrp.
vALENcIis, BARYofs AND BAKEGE ROBES,
TowILIfSos CRASHES, rAELErASs.
TO BE SOLD OFF At e. &C &C. 60
REDucTios oR TnIaIy EYE fIsI PER CENT
LRhsTAl. PALAGE EMPORIUM.
W n ROBERTS.
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RIO NJ spLD-oNE HUNDRED AcHrs or fasD
tbrs- kpafs ~ rsirOsd ffefn IN. et % - r-s'
n~wly brri houss, with large ssfess fss~ias ~
s.u~ sIiuas> foe farm f0f col sa ~ pssssas
,.siosrss ne lsaf v 80. sea.i sn6 cst.l~s lots sis
~ Tor .s.hs papD~s vhh syrsss 81 ssesfsnt
,~sSr sl0snsnI nnsn ~ sysss rsishi msAs t~ssIs
pst-a q snssn r~sss 80 ~srssFr fsrr ~ ss~~ snf
800. fam TIE p~rfsxs Pre- go a.. hors~ sni ar
80. slTws wo-k he tnossy rer ssafMs aRf#y 10
a GORDON. Esg, Herald srlen
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Lsog pFfDgEF,Ser -DAirT LIVE -rrE SrA6gn
shif-sFfoNr hSsss sAef - ts~ rss<, aAty, .. "a
nsha-. 49,. .Fsys~x y $500 - ue q 1870, -is
rs<a Ass ~ seerv Las y xsrtsoss se< 80 Lg~esa
CtNDAY. Ar0rsr " TIM LsRjy, CgssODf0rs
- s<sas%r rrmA~Tvs g. sitsn r~.s 80 heAs = CRY
past ssvtss r~tsgs. a. ns~-.@ etsfi ~ fssn
sxs~s4 IwenlT sftfk ffsr - a. N~tw
-. !. n y nj 80 rs@k-ss 49, ssgsrAs9 NJ MI ~.
ssA~f kssfn4s rsse.si fs.A 80 sss >ess~@ns<ss
D~fs@ws
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LII BOYS PREPARED FOR BUsfsEss IN AUGUST
~ Al do b~rs Commercial AcAhsmy, On bfnafwsy esn
situations Ia stores, onass They
will learn healthy manly habits b~com@ gns figures
| rapid bushes. prnmes and practical boos hssJ@r.
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BILLIARDS.

I'HE MEMBERS or rHE BfLLiAGD ASSOCIATION
VIII Ne. Al Asor House THURSDAY, tho
9Th inst clock y. NJ - heat VI rep ri from
washington tue tar On biari apes. NJ sses " lhc
Chairman. \. T REEVES.
q O'CoSsoR. SECRETARY.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN FLAT.
a ousn T. L., Tor sale containing seventeen lots, well
WIN every Kind OF the finest fru Ia FUN bear
my snruppey and shade good house. with all the modern
s except sas seod stable and eArrAge house
heh mouse An yard well of water &c convenient to the
ferries BY ears Terms easy immediately APP
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DOR sALE-A VALUABLE PROPERTY At TARRy-
town, In the principal business siseet; there two
and cellars good for any kind OF business especially
wholesale aud retail liquor store. running stream OF
water Joins the place would take In trade ANAL Farm Of
about with oubuidings Address 4.
Tucker. Tarrytown N. y, Post office
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A HOMESTEAD FOR t50O-I WILL GIVE A GOOD
n deed Tor 90 acres OF good Farming Land free from all
debt with three roomed House and Barn
ed balance In large timber; Pike county Penn Must
be sold right Call the owner IN store 32A
Bowery. from TO 6 O'Clock
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LyOR SALE-ON STATEN ISLAND. COTTAGE
House and four OF nnc Land The house contains
rooms There In . small pond on tho premises fed by
living springs The properly within s yards OF rinces
bay. the Richmond Valley station tStaten
Island Raroad) and the road leading from the old Am
boy ferry road TO Princes Bay and the Bethel Metbo
dist Episcopal church For particulars inquire At TAG Grand
street
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DAYS ~ . woSrH.-esep WILL suf fnnEE
I'm .0r. hf- ntof. water en- ~ o~nf ~ cf1wr
ssly ~. ninu,-s vsh f~sn Hsmisgs terri ernas ssv
faersssr AsO s1Tr nputsr % chesr Hsu@<s sas nts
Tor ~. y. n kELLOxs. IN Pearl sf-eI y y.
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German American Institute -in he of~nsa Ish
street corner ~ bfosissy n. tas.o he's ss arEr ara
sAunfil y admit ~ The best
tsng,r-tur, igh Ani tsnuAtlon rts insiss. -in
18th. IA ar nsssr u sl.s.ss ibs sss eFpe,ani for
h~iG. iusrnted - TIE an1 languages until ttslf
rd1 atsn y aUeonnisfsi The institute ~ fYt0~ tho
rffnflTis
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Amsrirss s~hooi No. ~ and n snss stssss-o
the high RAMA u has hold for safes ~ yrAFt
Particular. ~i b eisen ~ yto.gess. q =, rphshsd
NV. RID. GuIGs DID
INSTRUCTION. N EsGLIsu wASTaD-nY foUss
f,teignsr Teachers sia Pleas address M A. L9s .1s
N~~ ysss rost ores
I kNgIAgEH --xHRsAS FRENCH SPANISH AND
- 1atn taHght aeesrfnE - and sssy usth0f ~
HAfs. formerly profs ~ nofern angus8f4 a Qyssn
ceusfs fsasSn Esslsh sssons u f1rrisnsf ARR
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. t~rnip youns lsdis. " sdnss, sswstsd
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hs~ yofs. Esfsfsn~ss-Gs ~ Jean wiissas
D. Assistant Blshgp ~ tcnn@fNFai slf3ssssr cosn,
ana ths n.Y slisbsli fsar, Nt.nfors. ysf gAr
iir1srs. Ae, Afty - ~ fnpsirei
NrorTng HOWE BOARDING. scHooI o~ yARv
y 49, Ilssssas.es, y Ass.s..s y $500 i,sla
rof elTe 4iAfs address lfiGG - a. ~ NlhAhI
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A VERY BEAUTIFUL IHtEE STORY BROWN sTONl
n house 20 YET or for nA. IN Of eight. all modcri
improvements. location unsurpassed App on tho prr mi
fifih avenue between tath roll sree. Pa
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ST 6OM -Fok SALE. ON srArKN ISLAND.
pl.sJOOs snug Cottage House with barn ~, acre or
gar len, well stocked with fruit trees Of varoa. Kinds.
good well Of water, and very desirable neshhorhood;
minlies walk from Anadalc station Apply 10 WIN
DUNE. "a and 225 W ashngton market, New YORK
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billiard ROOM FOR SALEM BROOKLYN. FOUR
- marbl. he'd tables net pronis 200 per year must be
sold IA owner cannot attend 20 ~ $40 cash