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"1ne shadows of Coming Events on the
Confederate States,

SndaoWs OF Coming Events on the
Confederate States.''
Under the above heading the London Post of
the 18th December introduces the letter of ma
London Times New York correspondent re-
ferring to the collapsed condition OF things in
the southern country. The Post remarks:
every war must come to end; a least
every war that has ever been waged terInina-
ted early or late in peace. They had long wars
In Greece, but, like the siege of Troy, each came
to an end to the disadvantage, Of course, Of one
OF the parties. Roman history is full of .feats
OF broil ard BATTLE and the thirty years war
in Germany, and the twenty years. war of The,
French Revolution, tell the results in their d.
ties Happily the power to destroy in our time
tends greatly to ahridge hostilities, and few will
be sorry If the present war in America affords
desirable illustration. Except those deerly
interested In it's continuance, its speedy cessa-
ton would fill the world with gladness. WheE
VIII 1t cease The shadows of coming events
are on Richmond. The Confederates are sur
rounded by difficulties, and the Southern peo-
pie lack faith in ultimate success. This state.
ment is in opposition to all we have previous
iy heard, hut we have il now from authentic
sources. The fac's1re told in a way 10 exclude
GOuht.n = 80
The Post thinks that the Times Richmond
iet'er has been obviously written for the pur-
pose o. preparing the English mind for coming
events, and II IS the first authentic statement
nom the Confederate States which contrasts
unfayorably the spirit of the South with tho
spiTit OF the North The age of chiyalry has
depsrted from the land OF cotton, tobacco and
sugar. F
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DHoToaRApH AND PICTURE ysAx..

pHoToeRAPH AND PICTURE rsAAss
Just Received
OUR WINTER STOCK,
Ar p. J. BELLBw CO.'S,
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We state In no Boosting spirit that our ,bo,,,
selection Of Fancy, Oval and Square PIOTUP.
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ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICTURES
cheaper, and better assorted than In all W.skin,
ton, and indeed we think Philadelphia and RsIs
rgEre included.
Also our fall lines Of
Elegant Gilt and Rosewood rreneh p,.
MIRRORS,
Every Size Imported.
Our price ID same as New York and PhiI.dslnhy.
Houses.
We ask every lady and gentleman In washipsto,
and everywhere to call.
Look around our various departments, II upsks.
no difference whether you buy not
Gsntlemanly clerks always ready to wait or 20,
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$40 Seventh street
no Is I'm WASHINGTON, D.
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tai Palace Exhibition. illustrated and illuminat
ed. Price S55. FOR sale bv
- HUDSON TAYLOR.
Bookseller aud tationsr,
Ja23t 334 Penn. avenue.
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TOR sALk-An excellent FAMILY HORSE
L good Size /: we'll broke FOR double or
Terms reasonable. Can be seen after fourA
O'Clock, ut No. 149 Fourth street west, between u
and n, de 30 4ts
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ALLISON In W'I,am.llt, a. on wclue sl,y
moniur, SEPT. ~ fVclur i.lt'' Unn 90 r
ter OF Wn,. \. and Eizsl eth Ailron, a..I 81, esd
month
BAINroN In R'olmiu'drlc,o on wcG4c.il ,.,-r.
iue, scout ltth, Elith Nft fi.Nnt 'sur'iUro f iI,.
Il. ana su.an Z. Hnnion q rd 10 n'.'h' and -
dHvs.
fully Invited 20 alt1i lie tur,A t.as d. uI ma
sitcncou, ut o'.v.F, uau. tHr D, 'ltr4.r ut
grandmother 3-d -.. u'll H.oli.t.. 10
COX-In Brook Iyn, on Ncdnr..s,. lth inst Ado
line Sewclli infant eHutl,o. uI liol'rch ". Gl4
The relative. and ficnii aye respectfully iu,i-cI
Is, At - ocloc6. tom ~ ! re' ~. So
EVANs-on we!nc.iU, sept. 4, Var =, on,
dsughteI Vi Wil.ien SD IS ld.c' N'n. 3 e.! IL uD.
Tie ricnt- OF the family g' lcs'"rti'dir nav tc to
stteni the iutrr'L thi. tihifia' ete noon. q
rucet g.
HENNr-SY- On Tuc-isv morning ser'. l.. l,f;,
Isabella N. WhoHn, be.o,c1 NE OF -" slc- li,H-
ncss, Sed = wears, 'd nnnfhirr oil ar late 'oet 10
The relative, md f,ieal. of the mmiiy, a.vc3 o..
those OF her hiuthers, I4uc, aud cha. Il. w. Zen,
also those oi her Mothei--,i-law. job. d.. Gclr...
William ami Thomas llrnue- 49, At, ~ pcc,tuI iu-
yited TO att.nd thc tune NE nom Ici ~, 4e SOC O.
noon, 10Th 'nst' at o'co'S. Mla"F p,p.r p, 40
copy. 100
RrlILY;1,,on rue.do,, Sent. 18th, arcr .hor,
his age nrtiye Of III, County We,imoAiA, Ia.sH 90.
The relative. and friends and t'o.o o. 30. .or-'n-
Law, PetricS Nrcdy, q" t-trcuuiI. invited fo ..-
tend the fur Al, the lNl.s 40 Tiir' no ma, 40
o'clock, from hls lat. rc'ldcnoc, 80 has i"sh IT, O."
| ROBERTSON ThursiiF moruin. tH'h irs NJ u-
sumption, France Maria l".Iyrs w'.o FL. john H.
RO.rts.
Funeral nj -. Peter md Psu'5 Church, ID st VIII
| llmsnuifh ga lhu eiht, l'th .1+. H ."cI'th. b..
| NJ when to,ni,i" 'iae' ii he 'r' 'i''.'.. -.'
! RNAN-On thu iih in--, a terra tlu.. Huf % r-r
illness, Marrut II.sthrth Il. Al 'N" itt1't. .IO OFF
Mehti ~ ' af' ~ d, huI' Or i'it 40 Ht Or.
Mny her -oul rcst 10 poa'o. Au"A!
| The ir.cud- AMI ncllliut'ucy4 oi tUr iunil- a-'
respcctiu,v u'ucd Ia utitul a.r 'uHc.H. on ,iI.a,
Afternoon, ltiu idst gt . - 't., tt,.D b.. iitr TO
| deuce, % W ckoii sL G'tok.yu. T..
SuEFii\N. ON rucsisf, ~. ~, O. T. Uw.,hr
Shc,Aaui tive oi II,Gn., Ia tDr t't. sea. oi t.t
age,
The relative, mud ficu.s q ,r' .u are rcfr,.l-
| fully iuvitrI 10 3ttoui the trr' ", o ], ..
| Al ernoon, s,p'. H., ~ o. og 4. tUp Oh h.r
Doncr,, Chi,te ~. lac remains vIi l' r.s.. 20
| CaN airy C~m"t,y. -.a
steel I'm weducsdhv mornire, Sc..,. H. oi ..
rasmu- sarah t.O-cnce, infant a.u-i-.. %. t'..,s
| AMI AuruFta stcC,.
| The lciG,.,c. aaG ficuis Of the iaw.. atc .c-
spotlll, IL .tUq o. uttCAi .he iuEe. Of. o. I..,
| 10th inst, NJ T.. NJ, iIo,, = West iv,A 90 -.
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| OsLy Ten days sgo Mr.. secretary sEwAHp, during
Lrief visit At his home la Auburn, in thi. siac.
| delivered q carefully prepared SPEECH, which. from
| Its character and Importance, attracted a larger
share Of public attention than is usually accorded to
utterauces Of the distinguished Secretary. trop
tina, occasion, among many other important state.
mcnts Mr.. SEWARD made the following sat factory
announcement 10 the people:
I'VE shall have no drnf,, because the army -
being recnforccd nj the rate of Eve w. ten thousand
men per day by volunteers"
This statement II M. SEWARD WINS universally
interpreted as meaning that there would actually
be no draf, lussnuch the patriotism 4 the peo-
pic In suppl ying volunteers had, ns heretofore, an
| tclpased the wants II the q ycrnmcni, and that
there would therefore hc no occasion t. resort 10
tho alternative 81 conscrir,on, NJ provided in the
/ act Of Congress. MI sEvAuD's official position ~
Secretary u State, aud the right hand inau q Mr..
| LisooLS, caused his words To- he acc' pied IN
| their literal scns', ss an authoritative an.
| nounccmcnt Of the Intentions uf the Cahnc,
not 10 order the dtan TO take plasr. Coming also
| NJ the same period as Mr. Secretary SrASToS's OH
| cial announcement that General GPASr required
only hundred thousand men to finish up the war
1
cr'iits we're pouring In at the rate OF from FIVE TO
ten thousand men a day was regarded as concu-
shvc evidence on the subject. Enhtmcnts At the
maximum rate stated hy Mr.. Secretary s,s,Hp, Of
ten thousand men lay must have already
more than supplied the one hundred thousand
men required hy General GrASr. Nay more
Taking even the minimum rate of Eve thousand,
mentioned by NJ. 'E"AnD ~ the average enlist
mcn's' Is ov dent ihst The entire force H hum
drcd thousand has been already raised. With
these facts before the public based upon the
authority OF two Cabinet Minister'S and the
Lloutenans-Gcneral commanding the armies, the
surprise OF the public at the PRONUNCIATION, On
Tuesday last 81 the following Order for 1iah on
wednesday, may be accounted for:
| STATE OF New YoHK, NORTHERN DiviaoS.l
| ma. p., ,tsI W c r.pN,nuc, y"
| Ner York
| sm;-i have the honor IN inform YOU that p,ir-
,ecf a, ~. ~, .. pr,-i'hs .' W 'ul, -
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from internal foes, who would sacrifice their coun.
Try W satisfy their own bad passions or, falling to
obtain their ends, permit foreign enissaries to come
within bDrders and dictate terms II peace. II
at this time refuse N bc patriotic, and nanifcst
no desire 10 10 united in purpose England and
France, now watching us Narrowly, willdevise the
ways and means ~ interfering, and destroy forever
our hopes Of rcbabili'atng this nation once more
In the glorious robes Of Freedom and Independence
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Tho Presidential Election, 1t Home and
Abroad.

IN the Democratic newspapers that come "a us
from all part Of the country, we read about the
immense enthusiasm for General MCCLELLAN said
" pcrvade every class " the community where
those journals circulate. II we accept as truth the
u.,eranccs Of these newspapers MCCLELLAN stock
has risen far above par that perfect fever exists
all over Me country 10 invest in his securities. On
the other hand, the Republican journals vie with
esch other in maintaining that MoCLELLAN's sup
porte1v arc daily going over 10 Mr.. LINCOLN, and
by the FIRST Of November there will not h . corpo-
rails guard len W cheer for the hero Of Ansetam,
The same journals also claim for Mr.. LINCOLN every
loyal vote In their respective precincts and Insist
upon increased mVorities for their lavorite q. the
coming election. 30 eces on the party warfare in
the newspapers each partisan writer doing his bcs,
" decry and villify tho opposition candidate. On
the outskirts Of the two great prtes the addition
and peace factions hang like nongrel ours barking
Mt the larger aud noblor dogs who stand growlIny
at each other over the bones they desire h. Zee 4
apon. However hurniliat.ng the spectacle thus
presented ~ ether nations the American people
do not appear disturbed by 'the situation" and
seem delighted at the horrible faces England
and France make at Democratic Institutions. -
doubtless there was time when we could afford
10 be jolly in spite Of the disgust expressed by Eu
ropcau nations at the rccklessness exhibited in our
Presidential oon,osts. Al this time such An exhi,
billion o' our peculiar institutions" Is looked
upon by f ro'gn nations akin " Glhing with
destiny, Which they will be glad " avail themselves
II for thoh own glory and advantage. Il 10 TO be
regretted that our pcpe, On the eve Of an election
which will no doubt, decide the fortunes Of our
Isepublic for veal or woe-do not riso superior Il
the petty scrambles Of party, and virtually resolve
~ unite upon anne s.a,esmanlike leader 70 carry
the nation through she crisis OF its fate. In Re.
public parties ~e perhaps, necessary adjunct 70
the stability of . government when partisan war.
fare does ma assume the gigantic proportions Of a
rebellion. when rebellion stalks abroad Tho cries
Of party should b hushed In the noblsr c.,l upon
--.Ialh Il Ashnaex a thelg aasiIs Lad
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. IS, 1864.


The Crop Rep0rtss
Accrt.rs returns u the ofriition Of the princ'-
ri crops in nearly all tho counties OF the Loyal
State and the Csnsda- compiled by the agents OF
Tho A ssocsteI PresA confirm the estimates 81 IRE
A.ricultir.l Bureau Al Washington, that The encu
~ the long summer droutb upon the crops are likely
~ nrovc much less disastrous than WINS nj first
,icip,tcd, and even regarded ~ inevitable. From
these returns appears tb., the hay crop has suffer-
I'd most, Maine aud Iowa present the bcs, reports ;
,hc or,ps IN these staios being average 81
scarcely onc.cghth less in quantity. while the
auality IL good. In New York the quantity aver
arcs fourth lees with qualify grd. The loss
in IliDoia Indians Michigan, and the Canadas is
fully onc.,hird, and In ono-ur'h d the counties in
these States one-half below the sverige quantity
With quality good In nca''y every county.
~ corn the crop m thp Ncs England sts,cs IL
FAIR, 10th in quantity and qualify, tcing bet In
Masss,hu~,,s and poorcs; IN Maine. The Western
States have nearly all suffered slightly but none ~
badly ~ NewYork, where the cror will fall between
o1o.Aaf and iwo.thirds below the syeragc In guam
ti'v, with tho quality poor. In Csnsda and Nova
s'oti, the quantity ami quality range within one.
eighth ~ an average. On the whole, tho curn H.
which is one Of the chief staples in our country,
slll afford ne more than enough for home consutnJ-
Hon. with LIBERAL margin for expectation. The
icacerc. viii No. enhance prices To any consider
able eltrnt 'rd the prosIscts, rs compared with
he nnilc p..ioni few months since, are cmincn,ly
rtisf story.
Tho whes, crop In New York may bc c,assci a.
average in quantity and fair in quality. IT, Penn
sylvana, the quantity will he oneeighth below the
average with quality god. In New England and
,he British Provinces the quantity will scarcely
TALL to onc-cighth below the average, while the
quality is good. The Western States, however,
exhibit less satisfactory returns. The crop IN
most States west ~ the hllcghanies will fall one.
fourth below tho average. Six counties In Michl-
gan have cnc-hslf low, three have double, and sis
counties are clsssed svera2c--thc rest being
from onc-fourth n one-eghth less in quantity,
while the quality In all the counties In
good. In all the other States the
quantity will scarcely fall onc-c,gh,h below
an average.
Ryo and Barley exhibit poor returns in New
England, the quantity falling one-third below the
svcrage and the quality middlng. In this State
rye Ia nearly average crop, and barley three
Isour,hs less, the former middling aud the Latter
fair In quality. In the Western States the results
4 ere better, but exhibit average In only about
,nefourth the counties In Iowa, Indiana. Illinois,
Michigan and Wisconsin. In the other counties in
these States, the returns within eighth Il
average.
The apple crop in New York is guod in New Eng.
I ,nnd bad and In the Western Stscs mddling and
below the average In quantity snd quality. The
eo4atoe crop in nearly all the States will h. les,
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cd miles away, his arrangement ~ 'kcy
words" may be- totally different from thoec
used communicative with Howard. SINAI
officers by long practice often able 10 abbroyaio
messages. c- ccialiv w,cn they kno" L.nt .Ac sia-
ton beyond IL commanded by m officer ciaiar
with the aihrcvctions. a by stauicr looking on,
when n message IL bciJg s'n', IN see tie Nnrs iu
the hand OF the near him wev' raj. H., and
strain lis ewes IN every direction to scc w.c~c 'Nc
persons aro who me tlkiug "ro'c.." H. v.N ,,v
no unc, unless invorcl by eifh' 'hroI , tic toic-
scope 81 The station. The Rrclt merit a.. his sys-
tern Of guaD.r ~ cons 80 ID t'c secrecy With Which
messages uoy lc Hcrt. anil au.4.rf rr' lrT.cl, a'-
though II IL equally advantageous in nu c'yHoc-
mcu', when SGT", ~ stig,s srt not tcqD iUl.. .ud
orlrrs are rapidly conveyed 'tIu ono .lr. %. tr
N,li ~ another. II Ii ~ ,iis hmo t,at tac Il1"l
officers and mou nrc IN The gtcu'cN d'l.c-. Tue
rbols have "A offensive nay Of m.crco. .Y- o.D.
p1tohct. with mimic it.ll'i., scui D. sic rife o.
toro sharpsho otcr detailed io pei; ol ilc Gagnon
and oilers engaged az tie sgual station.
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heu lork, Wednesday, SEPT 1t.1 r. Mile nc
tivity and excitement in iho eoI To- ID 80, cone
iinued to-day win tho .ol'ovinr ic'u's At O.
o'ciock .lI%; io'j, -... l..i., 2.0; o., ".Dt .
ll.3'' 2'i%. iilj, 20 D.; ll..5, 2.Ol4. L., &6',;
i2.3s. Z2ta; rs, ~ 81; ~. :'at lis 2le-
l.25, 22i 21b, ..4a. 2..n "2d ~, .la'i; ..-.,
22J 70 ; a'i0, Pc, jij, 2.ts, T. .''.. 4.,, 81,
The loan market gave tonc -i lat -.sn. OF stir ,Hc
today. Tie rac continue at poi cent arprovo
-ecurti', and m certain mail 1lUit.u. al
oomuis.ion has been pg'i S'r'li1e iili. on Ion ol
we're duh and nominal tor cusicne,. The sod ia'cs
Wei" O'' l' isr henkois', ara sal ~ for com.
inercsl bills. The General stock market b.- nu,tlat.
Sc, ia n considerable extent lpt on the whole ictt,r
pIcra Woo lA.r.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
.n-iN nNorITAL An WASHINGrnN.

iNIEr-lN HOSPITAL AT WASHINGTON,
- &, OF thc Ian aust, OF "ounis received in the
WE'RE elrit ron OF Charles 4. and kelecca sly,ert,
OF r cay, ~ he 2l.' tcaf oi his axe. The relative
tui '.l'urs Of thc iFuii., M-o The member Of the
AAol VI. T.. ChIfch and of the sunday School con-
h"c' ed .ewth Also tie uillCois aud inemiers OF
receiver iicc Loito Sc II ana sister iod.esoi q
Re. ne1t \. i. : Volunteer Vrcran- ~ ale in the
cp, Sc lc.rectilly invited TO attend he raj, at
TIC Men -. D. Clutch, on IhrrsGay. Is h inst At
o'Docs " The remain. vi I've inferred In the
cemetery OF the r'"t-lccn'. M,mlcIs q fe,s.yc,.
~ 20 Lodge No IL a.-o ,no me beers oive B.ancn
emf AhluFtOn mon lodge l. q. Of q. :. and u.
OF -, que Up'ctlully invited TO meet At lo5 Boscry'
NJ . o't,rh -. u. soS
RATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY
80. 8. o. BuoAi IA, y; 4 Temperance HAL, cor
IA go Conc, {, this lhqI,ny evening, a, o'elc,k
pi'r. ,h. M.ricr DAHL BOoN, Jhe infant pfoi,-
8, t.s' GORDON BOON, and Mr.. ARTlll u.
hpuN will he p"tcnt. Ihis hirhly- siissd family
It.t'l. Prc-iIcnt / H. / \. b. society. NcrYort,
Nc.'I-. lt..ianl. Faulkner and other. slnsets--
U',.i..Gi., l. NcGtcr, with violin, AMI o,hers
Mo, L,Nt Seudte, ~ Pm. precisely speasers-
O. ~. llu ottn4s; eft Meears. Parkhonrc Aus-
ga sab, hcGn.j, MeuoNan, Walsh and .g;h"r-.
joy o., Pee. VI. HtRAGlllf. Rec sec. loS
I,ATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOclETY,
VA. , ~ lhIl x It nd !nd sye. thi, Thurs
NJ ,anl pr aud Mr. John Dunn. snrinT b. Prot
bgo ,r Var. Carol aad othcrs. T.. OCONNbk, lres,
u. }. 81 81 81 icc Sc. los
JACKSON HALL-ruE MEMBERS OF
81 fhe t.tlcr Ms'hcc I. Is. +. \. -. society, Branch
No. h. NiH ho.. fublic Temperance Mcetng TINS
cftuin-. at uC o.. speaker Nj. IL. III RCi.LL
rud ~. HAMILTON. SINGER Messrr stocler
uDou- anu MCGOWAN. WILLIAM HAkl, Pres.
IlIlN IL NGll. sec. l.b
ID DlIC TEMPERANCE MEETING or the
Father MatthrN 4 \ u. society, No. b y. Y. NJ
tathr Mtihcs llhi, 2un4r ave, this evening at
T.. 81 Addlc,se, hy Al Oh Policeman aud oihers.
rintur b. Nir- Trace, Mics ,avanach, Mr. Stoker
uIotIcl-. LU'WD BROW NJ, Pres, IL ~ MA
Gi Il;l- Rec. Sec. 100
BlJ-NiC OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF
l,lUD FELLOWS, In honor Of the Most Hon.
.'iuIuI Grand LODGE \. -. ol e.. IA Picnic viii
/. l.ld a' l4nltnn rs Hamilton Park, oeth 4 and
.d ave. the Mo- Hon. Grani Lodge \. q. OF q. 7.
Of ilc state i y. " N honor oi the No-t lion. Ma
tior Grand loi-,, on Friday. sept. 18th inst. he
ut.iUl- 90 al subordinate LODGES sc respectfully
iN',l fpHicnd also their triendr aud the friends
a. ihr OfGcg Generally. liCkets e.sis. latlie, and
e. idt,l ufc. JOHN III GHGS, VI. II. g. NJ
IifiN tt. RENDER H. IT, g.. soc. a45
GiECINL MEETING OF THE RARRf BE-
- ucvol,ut rot,t. vii he held ~ Isl BoWery, this
ltu. ..,y ovcI.Ir sept 18th. At ociock. All mem
tc.. aIc pglt tod 20 c,'nd; tlor !, hn'nes o. IN
f'f. ne 10 be- trgn. acted. fAlkitk RI LfAf-
l.,R, f.o...eAt, MICHAEL kEllDE. Recording
SECRETARY. lf1
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TRADE NOTICES.
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE SHIP
loneis Mon, Of New York. will be held Al their
Room lst BoNey on Thursday evening, sept. 10. ~
, oc'ock. NArii. BELTS, Pres. w. W. OVERALL
sec. II
I oNGSliOREMEN'Sr TIP. ASSOCIATION
'4rt, t meeting will q held A. Their rooms ~ East
hI' ~ OF me lbuIsdsy evening, the 18th insist
GftonaNcc. ", order MICHAEL uItr,INS Pre-.
JOSEPH AShMOkI- sec ~
NOIlCI-TllEBE WILL BE A GENERAL
~ NEE int Of the Quarty mem. 70 y. society held
"a tie lHth Ward HAL, In 5dd u, on THURSDAY even-
in, clt. IL, l5th, At y O'Clock 4 fu attendance
Of Ica ion IL Ied.e.tei. 81 oder Of JOHN NJ.
M\- irE~pN, General iics MARTIN 1RhACI,
tturfAl -.,tv. II
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reEs.zs.IOiS NOTICES.

IILI''HDi>T CAMP MEETING II LEE.
~ .'t'- l'uA iiloJrlyn, every day this week and
ton London, Rev. i. willetts, Professor N attison
H4d he.s VIII each. Cars from Fulton Ferry near
iht it4h, 90
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~EsE:s'sSH. ad,Ess's.s.

Ncssr-. Fowler ~ Wci.a. Phrcnolog'-ts
and futlifhcts, snc chants daily, az o,t J.. o..i-
Nay. $50
For the Hair aud skin. -rnrry's Tricor-
helous. Inc bcrt AM ch,,itrt s.jic.r so,l D.. H.
dfurg.str ~
Grover Il Iinl,cr's Highest Premium Elus-
tic stitch So NJ Mlru.r.. tJu .to4IWn., NtY l4.,
AID 80 iutou t. hroJNl,u. ga
4 Regular McrtIig OF tie rc,,rp'uin W.
larc A-r'Ci1tiur, vIl '' It'I ul I .I.t tro'I|f-
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SEWING NvtSlaayE.S.

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room.
SRWING MACHINE FOR SALE LOW
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