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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMEklCAN AOsEom.
THY PUBLIC INSIST UPON q.
FOURTH WEEK OF THE RAVEL tANTOMMk q
AFTERNOON AT ,, EVENING AT u O'CLOCK
MAZULM; Or THE NIGHT OWL
LAUGHABLE TRICKS, BRILLIANT sCENEhr
NILE. LOUISE, MILE ERNESrIhE. AND tVA1
COMPANY.
DIR. J. n. CLIrYORD, Ethopisa Comedian, b 10 6TUA0
SPEECH.
AN EXTRA EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING At
In Lecture Room, without additional charge, Of
HERR NADOLSKls WONDERFUL CABINET,
Only ~ feet high feet wide and feet thick eontainh1
800 varieties Of elaborate full sized strong and useful 1900
TIE GRAND oRcHEsTRiAN.
VIII play at short Intervals day sad evening The most DU-
FICJIT and ELABORATE OvERrURES sad con-
FULL ORCHESTRA or 20 lNsTnyMENH.
TUE SFW VENTILATION DRIVEN By STEAM,
introduces % 900 feet Of cool air per minute rendsrms
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH,
BROUGHT HERE IN DRY SOLID GLAYI
PAT CHILD. GIANT GIRL FRENCH 0IANX
DwARFs, ALBINOS, AND MILLION VTHkA CUAb
THURSDAY, AUG. g. NATIONAL FAST DAY,
Unnsnal attractions viii be presented Door. OF Ause
closed suiy during divine service viz. rom l03 n nQI
IA ~. EXTRA PERFORMANCES In LECTURE ROOM
almost every hour, AFTERNOON and EVENING, ~
nsncias At O'Clock. ..-.
chronological Examinations BY Prof LlvlN0S1UN
Admission. Is oentsi children under ten, Is cents -
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VERMILYR g. Co.,
No. a LLsTREET,
WIZ ,eesivs subscriptions 10 die
NEW 7.3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
Ths.. notes are ksurd In Denominations Of $50 SlOo'
95eo, d, oss and $4,000. maturing In ThhLh
YEARS from Aasss ~ 1854 ip,e.cs, payable 'enisnnnsny
IA ssuslsy d the rate Of Z 3.t0 PER CENT per annan@
Tts notes payable in currency st maturity o.
ri. MT, s. 10 SIX rKR CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Al d,poss made prior to August isth VII ds" e'e"
ssss.
IN. ,.u., allowed ths Loan snt also 90 de
I0-A0 Loan
We ar. pr.ssrsa 10 convert the U. =. S-10 TREAS
Try NOTES .,o ID. O per cent BONDS Of 1881 viii
sson psss. md on hvorsole terms
Also BUY .aa SELL At market rates all kiEds Of Gov
ERsNrNI SECURITIES, including
U.s.. $50 BONDS,
U.s.. 1.39 TREASURY NOTES
rs IL mos CERrlEICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
rs, QUARrZRMASTER5' CHECKS,
U. 4. Fx0 YaAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES.
U. s. 9 PEI ..s., COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
NsfUpIH0 CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
soissted or parcassed-
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Me6ital.

MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
Uni. wonderful assnt viii restore Manhood to the meet
shsersi Constitution. whether arns from Eioes,ea He
49,. sn Fdects of Climate. Natural Causes The time
r.rsd 10 cure the nvetssts case IL four weeks
urs 10 Impossible. DR. RiCOnDS ESskNcE W LirE "
ss il one for 90 carefully packed on r.eep, Of r.m
lance BY his secrsdited agent Cca sent nee on Iscsip
a. toa, .tsmps PHILIP ROLAND. Sole Agent U. D., Ne
IN Boon, ~. one door west from Broadway, N. Y.
TIYHR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
An su.,srs nom The above complaints either q re sns
RI}EiiMATiC PILLs They bs relied upoa tn: most
ss and sseos remedy :yrr offered 70 ne paen nd svo
rrsosssd BY PROUr HARsAnT, No. 70 s.ssna Lea
Isu Ens.nd; and sold BY thsT Agents. WELLS Ca.
Her Mse.,, have authorised The name ed
.ads. n "TH0MAg PROUT 3ls stroud. Londos, to BE-
vre..d upon The stamp AFFIXED 70 each boz Of
the genuine n edicinA
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1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lOO4s R. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK An through trains for the Wess this reuts Leave
New York via Phlsdrphs, foot Of Court andt g., via
Al.ptowu, Pier No. . North River. Throuxh tickets
for Chicago st. Paul snd all points in the North
West Cres,lis Indianapolis Louisville, ~. Louis, Csve
sud Columbus Cincinns, and oil points In the West s9d
South West can be procured the Office Of the Pennsyvscis
Central II. r. No. Astor House. or u either Depot Th'sssa
trains ssve New York - iooSs:
a. EIpfss-. VIA Philadelphia, arrives In rtS'sss~
am
p. N. Express via Philadelphia arrives In Pittsburgh"
lpm 4, r,,,.h,,,h q,
Jns Through Train on Sunday, via Phisdephs <A''ns
"a ~ xlII0yy xr,-sau - n. lAsssaSs>
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II 3. MAIL LlNE-For CALIFORNIA
u visPANAMA-Resulsr ssiung dsys: 81, iHh, and zsd
81 each month sIc-p, when dstss M Sunday whsu
the day Of departure viii be the Monday following:
Tho brst-tlsss steamship
NORTH STAR,
A. q. Jones, Commands,
VIII sail sou, Pier No. :, North River,
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3 at " e'eloch m
The br,tciass s,ssuship OCEAN QUEEN viii sscessd
tn NORTH STAR and ssi AUGUST ~
Fer freight or ps.sas. sPpy 20 uo
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Ocean Cleaners.

Deepening OF THE
IN NICARAGUA ROUTE no CALIFORNIA.
THE GENITAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST H. AT NOON,
vii dispsteh sheir segxA new Steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
hom Piss Me- 70 North River foot Of WsrsnN connecting
on the Paciss Ocean with the kvors sssasiip Moses
Taylor.
The accommodations these hne vosses superor
and especially adapted the comfort Of families moving 70
Por passage apply only the Office q the company, No.
/" "'''''' ''''' D. n cARRiNoTos. Agent
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BANK on the MlsHsrrAs COMPANY.

nav ORK, Aug. ]. IbtI.
T1HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF the
4 MANHATTAN COMPANY have declared sEhI-
ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT, Zee nom COY
erusn Ax 81 tho profits Of tho last sI months psJsbe
$50 J. ~ HARgERGER CtshisG
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V,HE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
LIMB INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York. hsy-
ins ,bs err6cae Of the SupentendeA Of Insurance Al
bany Tor ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAh5 az
sow prepared sus Policies LIFE or LIN 70 ON
Gers soldiers and sailors. and all Other persooa eau me
' 0RI5ON BLUNT. PRECEDENT
j. L. CIlIsY Secretary.
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IMPOSITION BOAT FOR NEWBURGh
" and POUGPKEHpsIE Faro Is Cent@ The new ana
last steamer THOMAS CoLLYEA ssves jays, pr
LIVERY AFTERNOON s,3i o'clock lsnd,ns at Gra"y foin
Co1rsnss, New HambarEh, Marlborough and Mihon
Rntornins. ssv., Poushkesp's q nj s c"..enss
1lO Greasy Point, ans arriving in New YorL & 1917
A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROuI =. ~.
sEN0ER TRAINS LEAVE EEwY0Rk; w NJ, M us,,a!s,
70 CT EvELAND, o., WiTHOUT CHANCE % CA Abss
seun.ctns with rsesd, for all principal sis. "a: W.
rrnnius srder 70 kanshsld Gallon UrbAns, psyHs Css
nsa ma Sc Lou. wison. brs.l q rgs', ewrrrsyR
u ." NssS,ili. Pa General Sapt
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Professional Notices.

nR. LEwIS~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE No : Bsaeh.st betwees vsheA ~,
Wsst Broadway ~ ssly pises whore The anscs:4 WI
receive proper msdsca trsatmsn Hears os m %s N
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Tps ERIs RAnwAr COMPANY,

Va lev Wxsrr.. NV Yonk, July ~ iso<)
nIvIDEND. Tho Directors Of this Company
~ have THIS DAY dss.rel Div.deaa cut o. the sers,
Of tie rss} fg az month"; esdins sch Jrns Of THREE
xfD ONE.HAlf PER CENT lssp the Government ts1 oil
~ cenll on a. fRERERARb Sr0CE. .,,
fj.o a pi,Idsae Of fOtR Pen CENT. On tie COMMON
tIfITAL STOOk noe 81 0ovsrsmest .s1
Eelh payaAs q tho TresslIsr's sbce, kTie Irs, 90
s1sssdsy the thi.d day Of Aprs nszt 70 he registered
kidsssoi ssock u the closing st tie books
- tanssr books Of soih Preserved and Common Stock
eioed on The afsrnos4 Of Tuesday the leh ns' aaa
~"''''s' W 'A' sokxTfo n OTIS, sse,s,srJ.
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M NLEY IL Co,
kA Succetson,e
0xOR0E hAkLEY L Co.,
BANkEkS and
STOCK COMMISSION BROKEN,
yN IS WILLIAA-ST., HEW-YORk-
AL slassss Of
oUvIRNhRNT SECURITIES
bate BOkDS and STOCKS,
RAILROAD BONDS ard STOCKS.
MINING STOCKS ko, &c.
OoUonr AND SOLD AT
TIE BOARD or BROKERS
INTEREST LLLoSfD OK ACCOUNTS.
W1OM- NAMELY FRED. A. MkYHrW.
0EO. hANLEY, Syseia Partner
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iT1BR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
gtationerp amb fanrp GOODS.
n. WOGLOM,

w ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURED.
sTATIOGER AND PHlNTEk,
Ne. rs Green ~iohst-, N. T.
u r. Rsvsnne Stamps 81 all kinds upes hvefahle hInA
jus, out reliable card Of stamp duties under s new Ia"
price IS cents. Bend for copy.
NXTM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. I04 Fulton
w s.-sTATIOkERS snd BLAAk Book MANUFAC-
$780,
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OvrIcn Lrsox prRs Irs. Co, Ma. 10 WALTZ
TIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, complying
II With the rev law have THIS DAY declsI.Ss Semi.
(ssosI DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT. payable On do
kasA tree Of Governnsn, Tn.-Ssw Ysrs, yny n, 1880
WALTER NJ. FRANKLIN secreisry.
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oTylcs BExKSix Ymz lssrR.soE conrASr
No. 10 WALLsr., NEW YoRx. Angus, loo. }
YTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this
i cour.ny have thi. day decsIed a hlANNUAL
Dividend Of -FOUR FIR CENT re. 81 1ovrIlnsn'
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OpyloE OF .Hs PxsSsrLvssii Coal ConPnr, /
No. Ill BRoApwAI. NEw YORK Aug T. 1855
DIVIDEND of SEVEN AND ONE HALF
N PER CENT or the CAPITAL STOCK Of the PENN
sYLvANIA COAL COMPANY vii be paid at the Once Of
No Company in EevYor1, and after Ausu' INA Inst
The Transfer Bso viii be closed from the t,h 70 the 18th
GEO. A. HoYr.
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oUs1oz ~ sns susIoxx CoLrrBiAx CoPPhR Co.
Re "a William IT, Now York, June %, 1854
TIVE Sheldon MINING COMPANY ard
= he COLUMBIAN AlHIE0 COMPANY, having beoeps
esssks;se with the Sheldon aud Columbian Copper Con-
psrscsns 70 thu svs Of The State Of Michigan notice "a
ksoy siyes Seekholdsr Of these Comp that
- ssqured 70 return thar Ce5thos.es q stoot hieh thar
~ hsi 70 the sfoe Of this Conpsoy No. q wihsn', In
- Oily Of New York before the hst osy o! kevenbs
- rsesvs Csr6oses therefor from sbs 5hs&ss cad
nbse Copper Company IN the proportion OF ons .hsr.
ehsdsn and Columbian Ce1pe Ccrapssy for i've .hUes
Sssoe sash s:sei Win b s,<i-i.d By order
HEERY fHELYs Secretary.
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Hndnnal.
|Wn NEW PATRIOTIC LoANl
FISK h HATCH.
M. m WALL syxExL

vuA nxmIvY supsCRJrToHs 70 THE NEW
sEyEN.THIRTY LOAN.
n No,ss wil 10 Issued is s~S'~in'tos' 80, sI"
- e,ooo asa tssoc VIII sssrsst Of shs rate Of $40
- GENT. ., ONE GENE ~ az % each 90, payable
hunisnaAry.
IT,, v 10 dated Aas.s Is is< end Wiz Be payable -
- ed Of ss. years In saso' fsaA' or esnvero. n's
S,v~rvu,, SIX PER CIxY Benaa payable, rrineYsl snd
Asssst IN oeh-
O. % payments ssSs yrisr " Asssst w. i.ssrss WIZ
vsvxsA ana snsr ,hsa Ssss interest win ~ charged
- Aes,N engagements vip ls nAds win DsAAs' o'-,
o. - DsS,sra ox.r
o,l.rty,sss 10. received for he 1919 LOAN enc all
~ q osycnmsai ssss1sss ssaEst snS $50 ~SA''
Dess
q spscS attention cvss 70 ms c'"vssns' WV
- iss. he SIX PER CENT Boads Of 1871.
xe.Ss, q susssas Isss sAs esee, ssa new ssa @e"'
snvss d ~ ys4vssss Of sonvsrios the BendS Of ssa
= bsss.nsr b issped 10 dsneniAs,iers sf SO ssd @o
\ ven - IN larger dsnorinsteos hsrs.efsrs ssel II
,rns he nstes August TO- intsrss, viii b sjss.ea
4 Nj 6sa> FISK HATCH, No. - Wall \,
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RIcHAOND COUNTY BOUNTY BONDS.
N3so,Vee COUPON BoHDs
asNs Va b resolved ~ NE Treasurer Of RkhussA
10 9tg sAfuRDAY, August 81. Isst. Tor eSsSeoo q
naS Cesesy Beauty beHls. issusd BY sulhsrf.y Of .
I.sssa Ssssssy . ieA and nsdsr Sssdutisa II The
sov,vvssfs sdsptst July %, 1884
nvs1n2nasAasns sdtsessel 10 PErEk 3. wAUDLL.
k3Y nsssores. sss Ne 20 atsg,s.sr, win receive I'm
County Tressors9.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.-COMMENCES u
IN - CONCLUDES ict
THE til coSLESr iTiiHiI;xiIR IN THE on, - Z.
TIE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN BVL1x 1v8k
INC.
POSITIVELY LAST MONT But TH111
q the grand Spectacular Drama Of - ., ..r...f-rr.~
THE SEA or Ice,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN PEI
POSITIVE TRIUMPH.
the Thsssf ssch evening being attended By
FULL AND DISCRIMINATING AUDIENCLR
WEDNESDAY EVENING Aue q lee4
VIII hs presented and Dramatic Romsnos, untitled
THE SEA OF ICE
LOUISE DE LASCOURS, sferward O0AAITA,
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN.
Summarized BY MesUs. L. R. Shewell j. y. Hassa, ChnAo
Peters r. T. Rnsgold, }. w. Blaisdsll, J. esynsw. AiD
XPfRopRiiTE SCENERY, COSTUMES. AND A.
POINrMENTS.
The orisnsl music composed BY J. r Csoke sndss -
n, ton Of Haryey h. Dodworth. .rr a .fs t,.s..
ON MONDAY NEXT
will b, introduced the srsst and eelsbrssd dsss By w.
Tsysurs, entitled r~,,,- ... .f ..,..
characters Of x-
LADY ISABEL and MADAME VINE, .. q lI
supported By every member Of the company.
Seats secured sig days IN sdvsnce
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fa1lsYrH osEos ., rHs Czloise AID Nonrn.)
WasFzRH RAfIvAr Co., No. eWnISr
NsvYsax, Jsy g. 1884
COUPONS due August l, 1884, from Preferred
- chkss SsnA Sends. Genera F4s, Mortgage Roads,
IA WjcA9S iND NORTH. wEsfxiS RxiLf%AY
RRkly ~ ksn first Nsrgses Bead, # tie QALENA
" CHICAGO 0kfok xAfLG0AD COMPANY VII 10
JANE1 L. fOtN0 aeeystaxv.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
~ PIER PLEASURE TRAVEL to CAT5klLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS, SARATo
GA MONTREAL, and I'll points North ard West vie hnd
SOC Rser , - - ,,,,c,,
COCK, and the DANIEL DREW, Capt J. y. TALLMAN,
form q daily line for Albany from Desbrossesst ct IN
aud 18th 1910 landing At Cozsenss Hotel Dock West
Point kewburrh, Poughheepsie Rhnsbsct. Cstshni ana
Hudson Tickets sold board. and baggage checked "s
and North.
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NIvIDEND.
~ tn. WASHINGTON INSURANCE cont ANY, Ne;
n Broadway cones 81 Nsidssss has declared dividend
X6lX PER CENT psyteie Aug frvs % Goyerrnsas tax
Stsiv a IA Wa. <. LOTHROP. SscIstsyy.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
NATIONAL SfTEL WORKS
ssco !; ,S : 9iis 4 y. osnP:ay No i rI.ss
~. 'VN h hvLlxrs, sssrsisy
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oynos tLsvsI~yp AND ToLH9e RiIIsoAp
CoxYArY ll.syEkAsD, Ohi0, July -. lfsA

oyues CLsysL<sn AMP ToLass ni il, o. 10.
EYTRA DIVIDEND.--At Nesting Of the
"a pi,sstoss tbI,a.y, % EXTRA DIVIDEND II En- PEH
T nss Of 0s,su~rn fsi was d.si.s.d .. q 1 o b
oAholdsu ea the 18th day Of August ne1t sssss Censi;
- Bsni New York anti the tstb day o. sepe@s 'ad
- ara, ,fer Beoks Of he Company viii close BAIUR.
DAf jay 90 at ocosk p And res.n ei'sss enN 'es
~ a August Il 10 o'elotk a m.
BIZ ord<s Of Toe Board
X C. LUCE, s.er<ry.
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OexAx BABK or Git or NEW YoIx
NEW Yokx Avg !, 1855 )
UvHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF this Bank
u b.vv declared DIVIDEND Of POUR PER CENT nee Of
fsvena ~. for the past month"; psysbis ard AFTER
- 10Th Inst. So,
ia usrsisr hos win b. closed rom tho th 20 tn. 10th
- tnslusiya CHARLES PALMER. Csshisr.
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oyrOr oy re AxssioAs CoAt con,asr'

No. 40 TrElrY BVIi DIES No. III kSoADwAT,(
SKN.Yszx, JAY IS. 1904
NyUE DIRECTORS of this Company have
Il declared dividend from the earrings Of the GonRsu{'
e ds nonths enaisg J9as 90 ult Of FOUR PER CENT,
Hysbe At the ocs OF The Company aer ne oth asy
RIyssS s.I 10 the ,sscs holders Of i,ssk 81 The clos
b Fl The bookA ,,
HE Trsnsfs BOOKS VII be closed at he close Of bn.ssss
q The 3oh day July AMI win be rsopsnsd On TN KS
DAY he Iln day u August q. Z. LLOYD SECRETARY
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S,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
- DUBLIN BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
The hnr, last sailing ] Clyde bait stsam,hip GALE
DONIA Capt CRAIG. 10 intended to ssh on sAIuhDAf'
July 10 from Pier M. - horth River
This steamship 10 htisd IN the approved ,iys 10 insure
the comfort and safety OF pa.sengers =,
Rates Of Ps..sr. including abundant suppy OF well
COOLED Provisions; -
C.bins..... Z 100 and se5 Iin,-rmsdiste......."e
stcsIsSe SS-psy able Ia Currency
Aptlyts FRANCIS MCDONALD Co..,
No. Bowling Grsea
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NEW-YORK FIRE AND MAXINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
- WALL~5TREET.
CASH CAPITAL............"...s2 o0o.
rh c.r.rx Ia. h.ep an successful cJestiop fs1
hsp THIRTY YEARS and continues to ENSURE against
Los, and Damage by FIRE apan terms Avsss0 ~ similar
no MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL Lossss LiBKRALLy ABDUCTED np rhoD'If hA"
SRECroRs:
DANIEL UNDERHlLI. Preidcnt
Oliver II Jones William usrtnn, Chas L. StewnN
-. " s.yu,on, e~mL J. WsrinG Samuel N, Dodge,
Arahar Il. DsvtA &. y. Pfsifor . hchss VshosYa1'
Ssnl @. Harriet 6yl, anne beaeil Ihaa " Ls",sAa@
Iobn p Andrew r. NJ. Buchanan. LthslbeIt y Miis
| Jo.sh o. Low William Hcrsel, Joseph L. Dreyioos'
John Ewsn. IhoulAs Davey, yeihss ~ v yI,
Wglism Dsp.v, Henry J. seoddsr JAm-s l. ~ngsf
T. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
~ BlOUhLYN 10 PHILADELPHIA.
THpOT'gH & HnIfpS

Ysre e.. EsclIson tickets % coed foi three asys;
On and sf,-I MONDAY. Aug 1894, BY ths csmmcdious
sis,n~T JESSE HOYr, foot u Atsncst brsohlyn sysry
day SnBdays sIosp,edl II o'coch M thence TO for
ard by tho Ratan and Delaware Bay Railroad 70
foot Of tmss fhsleph.s; reaIning leave Nine-r w1ei
PHI sds pLa every morning al n. tsundays e1eeptsa
Travssr. fronl h, City Of NewYosk nened pot 10
apply Ion paese by this fine the state Of o~essey hsAs
Trsu.d 10 the Camden aud Anboy Monopoly the exclusive
p,s- Of carrying and Ne gas botSsen hs Cius
Ess YAH and PINT sdr.niia.
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT--WEDNES-
l. DAY, AsG II, at u O'Clock aeon. The Atlantic msn
st.susbip pany. fret es,s side wheel steamer ARIEL
will sail q. shove nom fisr No. n. X.
For freight passage apply the once Of tho CsnpsJ
Nc. Bowling Green ~ D. AbLbN'
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VNAPSCOTIs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
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wendell Phillips on the Policy
OF President Lincoln.

From the New York Evening Post, 2sd
A large and select audience assembled
last night to hear Wendell Phillips's adj
dress on the message and amnesty proc
lamation of the President. Mr.. Phillips
said that the masses had q right to take
that proclamation of the government as
embodying admissible and safe conditions
of reconstruction. Mr.. Phillips expressed
here an opinion of his own, but spoke of
the President as a "growing man." All
honor to the recipient intellect which lives
to learn and grow better! But how did
ne learn and why did he grow? Mr.
Phillips answered: We watered him.
Why did he advance? The nation pushed
him on. Mr.. Phillips spoke of the "exas-
peration of battle" the "bloody months, "
and the "sore hearts of indignant mil
lions," as causes of the change. He re-
ferred to the drifting of the President,
who was not leader but servant of the
people. There were two kinds of men in
craftsmanship: one to which Mr.. Lincoln
belonged; the other class moulded the
people. To the latter Andrew jackson,
Benz F. Butler and John @. Fremont be-
longed. And Mr.. Phillips believed that if
men like these had presided over the ma
ton in 1861 the war would have been fin
ished in two years, with all the advan-
tages that we shall get out of a war of five
years.
Mr.. Phillips was not satisfied with the
proclamation of freedom to the negroes.
1t was insufficient for its purpose. Nobo-
dy knows its meaning until the Supreme
Court has decided it; in other words,
the proclamation is to be filtered through
the secession heart of man [Taney7
whose body is in Baltimore, but whose
soul, if he has one, is in Richmond. It is
to pass the ordeal of judges the majority
OF whom came out of the wickedness of
Polk, Pierce and Buchanan; and of the
only two who refused to sanction the bred
Scott decision, one is in his grave and the
other has resigned" What Mr.. Phillips
wanted was an amendment to the Oonsti-
tuition, which Mr.. Lincoln's advice to Con-
gress would pass in sixty days, that here
after there should be neither slavery nor
servitude in any State of the Union.
Mr.. Phillips opinion of the Amnesty
Proclamation was, that it gives to the old
shareholders, under the guise of landhold-
ers, the powers of the State, which would
be full of evil. Mr.. Phillips would put
the lands into the hands OF the white men
and negroes who had fought for them
The proclamation embroils our future and
cripples our resources.
Many subjects not here mentioned were
referred to in the address. Mr.. Phillips
thought that Butler or Fremont ought to
be the next President; and he concluded
by saying that until such eonsummation
no man, in justice to himself, his children,
the negro or the Union, can give rest to
his eyelids or silence to his lips.
Horace Greeley was called and respond
ed, saying that the time for President
making had not come
The meeting adjourned with cheers for
Mr.. Lincoln.