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Port OF new York, April ~, 1903.


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Prizes Cashed I'm All IegnIized L0tte.
riea information given. JOSEPH. BATES. Broker.
IL Wall street, room No. l. Now York.
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HrrsCEI.LANFOus.

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A.
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in her sier. and in hsr hssd.-risatsoa Dis.r>~
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A FEW Lo,,l-s Of PLANTATION sIrrERs
wm euro Nervous Hesdaohs
Gold EA.remi.is. and ysvss.h IAsA
Sour Stomach and yo.Id B,..r.
Tis.aleDoy and Ina,sss''oa
Nervous Affections
E,....,-. Fatigue and short s~.as
Pain o,or the Bye.
Mental Dependency
Prosrasiso. orsal wssssssa
ssiiow csmpIe,on wsas Bowsls ~
whirh arc tho evidences of
LIVER ooMPLAlsI AND DYSPEPSIA
Is ss.ms,sd that ssvrn ,snIAs Of all adult annsats
proceed s'cssed aud ioryid liver Tho bi.rT
ofhe liver overflow ~ this stomach poison ~
entire sys,em and srhib, n ano,s symptoms.
Ansrs rs.esrch. ,nss prsssn, the
mark.ble euro aese horrs sish,msrs dssasss Ia
world has produced wnh~yss AundrsA
and forty thousand persons s~s the Plantation
kn. and lnassss of ooispssAat has ssy
knowiedss
nhs euec,uai toni and svsDis sunulan suited
70 all conhusns Of life.
TLs reports relies pom mrhsrsr Substances for
active prerur,.r wholly For tAs public sAusfss
uon. lhs, may rns.ui, their sys'ciAnA
p~ne Tie ~ ns eompontae
c.lr,asA BAnE -oe.onsei ~ .wo hundred ys.s
ip ,hs % Fevsr Dysr-ps's. wssssssa
&c aio ioroee ~ ,sscoun,sss wife q
pocecy Of feru, h. -na snsr~Hrds sold By sAs
i,s.. oc the eaorca. p,ls q -e,sh, silver.
unasr 40 name Je'a,. o,t4,A analy s..As
pcb,is sy Loais XVI Elaso France "a nso,a, makes 80
rsesi reference fab5ala qualities aar,as Als scum
Ama,s~n travels
cA.cAn,uA s4R, ts-rhos ao,ie sndusss.sss Of ~
stomach and bowels
DAmprios-ror Ammn,lo Of tho ioss ssA drUpsssas
affections
CsAxor,rx plo~yr,-- For eofeeeled digestion.
L,uxnr, r,ov..s-Aromaic, s,imuiaat sss tssse-
highly nvgoraing In debility.
w,xrxmcn,ss-For sroruia, ,hsums,isn. -
and milk; much used by mother. nursing
Also Glove bads ossags. oorsaudsr. ss~ss 49,
10.
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Another wonderful ingredient Of epansh Origin, ,DpssS
ing beauty 10 ,h. oompe.oa brlsnoy 70 the ~as y
ye, unknown 20 the commerce Of wora wsAhssA
~ name fov the prs.snl
MroRr,sr cRRrirIcArIs.
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Me.srs r. H. DnAss 4 Col have tssn great sanssss
dyspepsia ot ,brss or four and had 70 assssss
my profe.sos three monhs ego triad The YiAssa
,sm Bttsr.. aud TO my graf JoyI AN now usAny wss
p.a have recommended them in .s,srAi osssa. - -
far AL know. always with signal b.n-s.
Tan. respectfully. yours REV. J.r cArHoHx.
rn,lApslrm.. 10th month i7sh dsy issa
arsyrerus Fs,ssp-xy daughter hes bssa much ssss.
n,ea by ,hs thy B'sar~- rssa ~as ssse
me TIVE bottle. IN, friend.
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twelve en.ss Jour Plantation Bsm Ass assa'-s ssss-
,rsr they appear sse-.-aei everything else -
ar, srs.uy ss.ss-sd Yovr., Ae.
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Arrangements e,mDls,.d 70 suppy ssy SsassA
foe article wAkA Iacs .f savsransss sAIs~ Ass
nos hssssofoss bssa posssbs
The pubic may assor.A that 10 nAss VII sss -
frsty pare standard BIslsr 10 dsp~ssA
from E.sy so.s. smns Of ss.as.ssss
. sssi plate engraving os "a, bs sesainA
Sold by ell Drusds.a 0ro,sr aud De~sss tarvssAsssno
country.
Pm DRAKE CO.
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated Premium
Sewing Machines with braiders co.ders hemmers hind.
err & Onics i9o Broadway These the only Machines
that oInbfoider.
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| AZ Church, At Home and Visiting
Cards the most elegant In the city, at EvERDELLS S2
Broadway, corner Duane street.
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Pylo's q. X. Soap Srhe Best and Cheap
est for washing and house cleaning Sold by grocsp
aVer
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Eight Cartes dc vistte for 81, OF I'm.
Greenwich street..
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Two Splendid PerfOrna noes to-day at
Barnunl's Museum. SEQ his advertisement
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IL Carries de visitc. 81; viEncttes, q per
dozel at PARETS 500 Broadway. Twentieth
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Hats.-White's sp,fnE styles OF Hats
attractive Dress Hots Soft Imperial and Military;
Also, Caps. 2l6 Broadway.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

ALMANAC Srw roRE-Tnn
~ NOON eve III ~
uR SKIS .......... 80 BrGH wArnn. eve II u
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Cristadoro's Hail Dye, Pressrvativs and
Wig Depot wholesale and retsil No. Astor House. The
dye applied By skilful artists
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Trusses.-Marsh Brothcrs, Corner OF
Broadway street. under Barnum s-Supporters,
Six Elastic Stockings and shoulder Brscc Susp~n
Bandages Elastic Belts and Cstamenai BAndages lady
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EsbILaEAsr TONIC
I'm ToA yfScRfp
RoMAIsKTs ,RINEAs BirrHRs
The prorrefrrs of this mecinai aud eshhe
viii BE- prepared very few dsys meet al ~,
rnsDfs from drsksts. family kttefs totals sna rrsAn
Their Favor 10 pronounced by sels~ fsmass snd sus
npi.hsa wilma tssters unrtfsbsd Thsy ase
sron.te szresaby bitter ,bs ooor % slabsr. iasrs -
champagne. and tie fnsilosnss- Sf old u
The nAnst Of oar scents w b. aza0nbesd. hss9
will with and under cif Mas ~
tsED ~ CsirKp srsTss HOSPITALS.
Cerfca,ss from Assifsnt tuf og Va -
tending hyscsus OF un~i states s tisi a rswsrt,
atssnr lhs beneIts DERIVED The ~ ctr go
Bsrs during the las, thr-e nonhs mar - a. ths ss<s
Dspc., D''..s 'or,. "a w.-Is sues. '.
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Beet
In world instantaneous, harmless nud reliable
by ali druxsss and perfunes Factory 81 Barclay street.
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The Attack Was SucccssfuI.-We do
refer that upon SUMTER for the where
matched still remains safe But the KNOX g.
his elegant Sprins Hat has been
the past week and all who participated In It, away
delighted with the possess hat OF elled beauty
and excellence 2l2 Broadway Is the place obtain
mo decidedly.
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Hiils Hair Dye. so Gents, Black or
Brown-Nsturai, durable, beautiful. Depot No. Barclay
street. SOLD by all druggfsts
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Thirty Years Experience 81 Ola
Eurse.-Mrs wINsIOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is tho pre-.
scrpon Of OF the best female scians and
the United States and has been used thirty with
failing safety aud by millions and
children from tho foebc infant Of week old the
adult Il corrects scdiy Of the stomach relieves wind
fort 10 mother and child. - cents a Lottic
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Drumkenness Cured-By DIR. Zell's Re.
mcdy given unknown the drnker Sold at Is Division
street 2il Eighth avenue y. and Eo Fulton street.
Dron n
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Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey street, opposs the church No
ton with other truss Office OF The same nse Fepae
L atlendsnl
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Ladies, Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth or
LIQUID Pearl preserving and besutfyng the copexon
Be that has equal Sold by ali drugxss and
BroHd
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Wigs, TouPees, Hair Dye, HAIR Dyelng
end MolaayA Cream. for bcautfy,ng the hair - v.
bATCHEIORR. l6 Bond street.
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Psychology. PhreuolO4y. Physf0gno-
my.-Mess.s. FOWLER a WELLS, 500 Broadway, make
professional examination and give wri,.en descriptions
character. daily
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Disoa SOS Of the Nervous, seminal, Uri-
mary and SEXUAL sys,sms-New and reliable tresmentn
veopes free OF charge Address Dr. j. Skiln Hcughton,
How ard Association. Philadelphia. Pa
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Second Hand SAFES for saie-Cheap for
cash, at 100 Maiden lane.
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Omctal Drawtngs OF the Shelby College
Lotteries Of Kentucky:-
ExrRA CLASS ss6-April 2i. 1868
20, ~, 10, IL, 28. s, 80, SIS, 80, IS, 90, 7.
CLASS 3s6-Aprli o. 1863.
8. "a, 28, Is. 10, Z, 45, 33, 50, 80, IL, SO.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 co.,
Wilmington Delaware.
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Official Drawings or tho Library Asso.
cla.on Company's Lottery, Of Kentucky.
CLASS lS9-April II, 1853
23, 4, "A, 81, IL, 80, 6, 81, 2, IS, 26, 60.
CLASS i90-April-2i 1853
73, II, S. 49, %, so, 72 3d. "a, so, 81, 81 II, 49,
FRANCE, ELLIS 4 CO.. coving.su, H.
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d """ MANUFACTURERS
CABINET FURNITURE.

Northwest corner Of Broadway
no largest of plain Furniture 10 b
found the mads of the bst well seAoned snd
r ed mnierA by the best ~orsmen In tn. oountfy under
ths Immediate supeyicu ~ the arm. vhos~ reputation fs
lenoa msnuse,u.e has besn established ssvssty
JfAIR
Also large assortment OF superior soch OF CoAge Fur
rrsdy for the sprins trade
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PROPOSALS.
10 EY0LyINa IRON 7URRITs.
NAVY psPARrxrs1. July ., MSS,

NAVY UHFARfMENY, July y, R4S.
The NAvy Department will, until the nth day Of
oes.s to Sn e
Portsmouth. n q. Boston, New York and P Phila.
delpaIa Navy Yards, of two revolving turrets and
twS impr.ynss's smoke pipes. with arssinss for
The informal diameter Of the tu.rets to Be "a ,set
height feet 6inehss, thickness u inches; to pc
composed OF two se parate shell OF plate IRON, with
The pilct hsnse on eash turret to Be feet inter
Ial DIANE feet ineass high, II inches thick
eemD posed OF pate iron.
The tufret engines and scar for turning and
nal arranSemen,s to be Of the fame general char.
acter - the Monitor class Of vessels. The impfeg-
nabis sn ohe pipe to be in thickness inches. COM
height above the deck on feet.
TIE proposition must embrace all the above
mentioned work, including the bracing OF the
T. wo, Tor each vessel viii be Gem pleted on board.
ara ready for service.
The general plans can be examined at the off ce
Of the Inspector Of Iron clad Steamers, 2S Canal
Tee Proposals must be indorssd on the outside
Proroisls for Revolving furrets, that they may
be distin guished from other letters. 3y z9-eotd
A sslsTANf QUARTERMAsTERT OFFIoB,
"A Whsainasos AsssHAL, July ~. 1885,
PROPOSALS. fOk FUEL
for Fuei' win be received o. this off until % O.
M Of the 18th of August, for the delivery at this
Arssnsl Of ~ loe tcns 20 = N lbs to tbs toni best
asa 6sF Wop GOAL and m cords
Bidders vill state price per ton OF cord:
The contract Will be awarded to the lowest re-
orebse bidder who win give satiss etory security
&c Tor 0' the due sIT the
csptaiu and Assistant Qusrtsrmaster.
tys Intsl. Repub)
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.


FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Speculatiens as to the Movements of Gen.
Lee-The Thunderer Thinks Lee Suffer ed
no Defeat at Gettysburg.
The steamship City of Washington, which
lett Liverpool on the ODD, and Queenstown on
files are no later than those previously re-
ceived, but the following, from Queenstown,
is fresh:
by Telegrash from London to Qaeenstoaon.l
The Times IN q leader contends that Lee has
suffered no decisive repulse, and supports its
views as follows: Gen. Lee, it says, marched
from the scene of battle by road to the left Of
the Federal position, and the day after the en-
gagement they were unmolested at Emmetts-
burg, place so far on this road that they must
have been almost III the rear of the Federal
army. Thence he has been for ten days moving
all his trains, his wounded, his supplies, and
no doubt an immense mass of booty, quietly
towards the Potomac, and all accounts seem to
agree that he has succeeded In passing them
over 10 Virginia unmoiested.
Ii may be intended that his army should fol.
low, bnt his movements show sign of the
confusion pseparabl from 4 retreat in the face
of q victorious enemy. His troops are described
as steadily preparing Tor another battle soIne-
where near ihe old ground OF last years strug-
gle with Mcclellan, and we are informed that
none Of them have yet crossed the river: on the
contrary il is said he has received heavy rein
forcements from Beauregard's armv, Lees po>
stion is such tina. his retreat to Virginia in q
case of necessity is secure, unless the Feiarals
can detach a sufficient force to operate on his
a communications South of the Potomac His
rear communications at a short distance from
the riyer ere at Williamsport, the point at
which he crossed, and where his wounded and
supplies have been passing over during the last
feyg days. 80 szei4
In the hattie which appears TO be impending
General Meade is attacking position winch
larger army than his own has selected 81 his
own pleasure, and the result Of the struggle,
must be extremely critical. It may end like so
many others, in a drawn battle, but defeat 70
either army would be dangerous. If not ruin
Gus. -ss z-s se7 - @9. u
The Times says the surrender OF Vicksburg
is not yet certain = -
. The Herald says yicksburg has certainly fall
len after resistance which win indAortaiize
the galIant little city In history. ~ s-
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THE WAR In THE SOUTHWEST,
Defeat and r. etreat of II hebeIs-JoIuxton or
his way to M Mob,Ie.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-Col. Hatch has driven
Richardson 5 guerillas, about LOCO strong, into
Mississippi, and turned his attentio to Pillows
forces, In the neighborhood of Paris. Tenn.
Pillow is reported 10 have crossed the river st
Paris on Sunday last with six regiments
One OF Gen. lodges scouts, who left Tuscun-
bia on the 25!h reports that Resdey had sent
his baggage and stores towards Rome, but re-
mains IN the Tnscumbia valley with the most
or his forces.
He also reports that nearly half of the Ala.
baulians in Bragg's army have deserted, taking
their arms, and are in the mountains. retusins
10 go back.
Lieut. Davenport OF the 26th Mississinni
regiment, Tho left jos .Johnstoa's army four
days ago, reports that Johnston, with the bulk
Of his army, is at Meridian. Part of II was
undrr orders TO go to Mobile They were en-
tirely ignorant of Grants movements
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il CQMPT RQLLER Or TILE CuRRRAQY

EAsBISsToH, jury is, ls6S.-Whereas. by satisfao-
tory evidence presented TO the undersigned it has
bee made TO appear that the FIRST National Bank
Of Esshinztop, In the county Of Washington, and
District of Columbis, has been duly ganized under
xno according to the requirements of the act of
Congress entitled : IN act to provide Q national
currency, secured by pls dse of United states
demption thereof" !" approved February IS 1853 and
has piled With all the provisions Of said set re-
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
bus1nesE Of Banking:
!, Now therefore, /, Hugh IcCulloch. Com ptroller
Nof the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
Bret National Bank of Washington, county of
wsshipgton and District of Columbia is author
izsd 10 com nence the business of Banking under
she act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand
H. 81 and seal of Off . this 10Th day of July issa
HUGH kCOULLOOH,
y II DIN CoIR sroiler of the Currency
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The Invasion of Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, August Sd. Only ten wagons
were captured and burned by SCOTS rebels at
Stamford, Ky, instead of sixty, as was re-
ported.
specia, dispatch from Lexington TO the
Gazette says:-Scctts raid has concluded
Some two or three hundred rebels have effected
a crossing of thu Cumberland, leaving their
stolen wagons and other property behind
them.
-Four hundred prisoners, captured from
Scotl'S command, passed through Frankfort to-
day for Louis Vile.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Reconnoissanec by the Rebeis-The Rrb.

RecoDnoissancc by the Rebeis-The Rrb.
els Driven EMBELLISHMENTS of Lees
Army.
WAsHINGToN, August 4.-tAssociated Press
Dispatch. .l-Adyices from the Army Of the
Potomac say that the enemy yesterday sent a
reconnoltering force towards the Rappahan.
mock in the vicinity of Kelly's Ford probably
to ascertain our position and strength, but after
sEirmish The Toe was driven back.
Ii IS generally believed that mp TO yesterday
Lee had not received any reinforcPlnents of
consequence from Richmond, but the rebels
have been sending heavy supplies to the vicin-
ify of fredericksburg, as if intending to reoccu-
py 1t In strength.
Information has been received that guerrilla
parties scout the country between the Kappa
hammock and the Potomac south OF the Deco
guam.
Lieut.. Nolan and Lieut. Wilson, the former
OF the Sixth and the latter of the Fifth u =
Cavalry, were wounded in Gen. Buford's fight
at Culpeper on Saturday.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Success Of Colonel Spears Cavalry ExPe


Success of Colonel Spears cavalry ExRe.
ditlon.
fOR1RESS MoEROE, Aug Major General
Poster and staff arrived here A. swo O'CLOCK
shls AFTERNOON, ON steamer John Faron, rom
New bern, N T..
The Gtneral will make his head a uarters at
for'ress Monroe from this time.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2.-Stesm-r Is
cort, capt. fearce. arrived th.s forenoon by
winch we receive the following
Lieut.. Col Ludlow, inspector general OF The
seventh army corps, ana late commissioner
icr ths exchange OF prisoners, has been de-
taiiad fcr duty in the department OF the East,
ahd ordered to report - Major Gen. Dix, in
New York.
John .. oodwin, One Hundred and rYstv.
second New Icrh regiment dird August l.
lSt3, in the Chesai,e axe General Hospital.
Jef.Ison L. Sns der, of Colonel Roberts }
Third PehnsyiyaRia artillery, Gied August l.
in Post Hospital, Fortress Monroe
Steamer New York, Captain Cnrisholn ar.
rived al seven O'clock last evening from City
Point, with eight hundred prisoners OF war
twenty citizen prisoners, and twenty woman,
III charge OF Id ajor Mulford, general nag Of
truce officer, and left for Annapolis at ten
O'Clock last evening.
General Nagiee and staff arrived at Fortress
Monroe al one o'clock this evening from Nor
folk en- route for orkt0wn on the steamer City
OF HUDSON, Captain Martin
The Norfolk Fir2iHlan of this dats SAYS:
SAyILL's Hlii, Angus. 3-NeWs has lns.
been received here from the ca Salry ax naditon
under Colonei Spear, which lett this place
soIne day since. The cavalry and artillery
crossea The Chow2n river at Winton, North
Carolina, and proceeded 70 Jackson, Twelve
miles from Weldon, psar the Roanoke river
where the snsIny was discoy cred in strong force
Our adv ance made splendid Charge on the
rebcl advance, and drove them back Capturing
seventy prisoners. Our loss was two Killed
ana three wounded. We captured sixty bales
OF cotton and one hundred horses Ii has
raiRed necessarily since the expedition started,
rendering the roais nearly mpassae ele and the
meu have suffered great ha!dshins. Had the
weather been fair much more would have been
accomplished.
The return of Colenel Spear and his com.
mand is hourly expected.
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N - TEETH.

"a. L0oMIs. D. the Jaysnsor and Fsssntss
3ersoaslly at his ofios in this csey Manyf}~
passons can ksAr these teeth who cannot
wear otsefs and 40 person can wear others who
Persons calling Ct my ofaes can BE- accommodates
9Th any style and prios of Teeth they may desire,
sseaaest, strongest and most perfect deptufe that
srt can produce, the AINkRAL PLATE win b
E7Dfe fully warranted
Rooms IN this eity~No. s3. Pennsysvsnia avenue
estvesn 9Th and 10Th Ftreets Also, 807 Arch st..
failA6stpkis. mar 4-ly
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Excursion to Montreal

TORONTO, August 4.-The members of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and Detroit Boards of
Trade, numbering three hundred, arrived this
afternoon by the Grand Trunk Railroad IN
route tor Montreal.
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E * IT R a !
Eff T H EDITION

+ t 7 II f. y L / O N.
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS,
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
WM. F. RICHSTElN,
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
27s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
is SELLING
THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS:
FIFTY-CENT NOVELS Three for Dollar.
TWENTY-FIVE CENT NOVELS Six for Dollar
ALBUM CARDS Eight for Dollar dollar
o5 CENT STATIONERY PACKAGES Six for q
SO CENT do. do, Three for Dollar
AAIBROTYPH COPIES of FINE EN6RAVINGS
and PAINTINGS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, BOOKS,
6TArIONERY COMBS, BRUSHES,
KNIVES, POCKET BOOKS.
And an endless variety Of FANCY ARTICLES At
cost
largo lot Of BOOKS ct half price.
~Cau early, ut
THE NATIoNAL BOOK STORE,
2ss Pennsylvania Avenue,
anl-H between llth and 18th sts.
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Sale of the 5.aOLo.n

PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-Jay Cooke re-
ports the sale of Ssfb,080 OF fve-twenties on
Tuesday al the various agencies the delivery of
bonds are being made to July ~.
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CANTERBURY HALL

SST EVoST 6HLL.
LOUISIANA AV.. EEAl aIxfz ETxsES
Vim. g. Sinn. ...-.-. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE COOL SUMMER TREAFRR
STANDARD MUSIC HALL.
THE GREAT ZANPRET1A TROUPE
The usst Talented Company OF
PAETOMIMISTs, DANCERS. AoRoBArs, ROPE
PERFORMERS, 60. kc. IN The WORLD.
In conjunction with the
GREAT CANTERBURY COMPANY
ENTIRE WITHOUT DIMINUrION.
IN 4 GRAND
UBLE ENTER TAINMENT
EVERY NIGHT!
- For full particulars Of this 1nexsmplsd
Amusement enter prise SO bill Of to-day.
fHAEKe9IyING DAY,
tTHuasDAy, August 9Th, 1851
g A L A ma / N E E,
At half psst two O'Clock D. m.
REG CLER FAMILY MAPINEk-SAFURDAY
AFrKRFooN.
Admission twenty Eve and fifty cents. Doors
open 1t Ia o'clock, performance at ca O'Clock.
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NEW ARMs.-It is stated that the Uni.ea
Statps armory at Sprinsfeid eentinu,.s te tnro
ou ahont one Thousand rnuskess o .s3ev. Psw
.nd srnsll orders for muske nave zen re-.
ceiyed from Washington OF late, and there are
sttT thous ard of rhe rncdai OF i6f. ard Lona
hunered Thousand of the modl Of V3 nov
subject to the demand of the Governm, nj