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Oct. IL. IS
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SCHOOL TEACHERS !!

The Board Of Examiners will hold meetings, for
the examination of Teachers in the Court House.
on MONDAY, the It'll day of November. Alsc on
the 5th day of December. All persons desiring
Certificates, are hereby notified to apply on the
days specified none will be examined except at
regular meetings.
A. J. WENDELL,
JAMES SMITH,
L. S. ZEVELI,
Board of Examiners.
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4 CARD TO INVALIDS.

a Clergyman, while residing in South Americs
as missionary, discovered safe and simple rem
edy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Do.
cay. Diseases Of the Urinary and sSeuInal Organs
banefal and vicious habits Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Promp.
ted by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu-
nate, viii send Che recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in sealed envelopes to any ono who
needs it, FREE CT CHARGE.
Please incloss stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself. e-
Address ,.,
asa .f1lI lil. JOSEPH T. rHNAx, -
Station D, Bible House, n. City.
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AMoNa the 'ttractions at the late Fair at
Ellsworth, Me-. was girl twelve years old.
weighing 200 lbs, and measuring forty four
inches round the waist. being only forty-6ve
inches in height. Her name is Bartlett aud
she was born on Bartletts Island. in Bluehill
Bay. - $50
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A NOBLE ASswER.--At flag raising lat
Hartford, Conn. last Friday night. Gen. JOS
r. Hawley made stirring speech. during
which he called for "thfee cheers for the old
flag and vic,oryp', At this the Copperhesds
present sent mp yolley of groaus. when Gen
Hawley said +" I've heard worse noise ihan
that. and the men who made it fred on me-
and didn't run"
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,1aG GEO. f. WEBSTER,
DEAL ESTATE BROK ER, -
IL FREDHNfek, ND
Has for SALE number Of VERY VALUABLE
Il y Nj :


i 4 MS,
Situated in Frederick county Nd
No. l. contains 3os Acres of first-qualiiy land
No. ., contains PAS Acres
No. 3, contains about 300 Acres. Beautifully
situated Elegant improvements. Land in high
estate of Utilization. 1922
No. a. contains $50 Acres. Is one Of the best i'm
proved Farms in the County A. very desi. able
home.
No S, contains 100 Acres Of frst-quality Land.
New House and Barn, complete out-Ilouses. New
Fencing.
Nos contains 2i0 Acres, 10 miles from the city
Good Dwelling and Barn al $40 per Acre.
Not contains l65 Acres, miles from Frederick
Price $40 per Acre. p
No. g. contains 10 Acres, 5 miles from Frederick ,
$4,000 for the place. r-tEE Ill.,.
No. ., House and 6 Acres Of Land, miles from
Frenerick, ard viii be sold for $1,000.
No. 10. frst-class Dwelling, in one of the most
pleasant parts of the city.
~ Capitalists wishing to make investments. or
purchasers desiring homes will do well to examine
the Real Estate offer. -l
GEO. r WEhSFER
Real Estate Broker aud General Business
Agent, No 8, West Patrick street.. Rredetick:.
Oct. 13, l664-4t
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lA LADIES AND GpSTr E1rrn,

II You wish to marry address the undersigned
who will send you without mtn cy and without
price, valuable information that Will enable YOU 10
marry happy and speedily, irrespective Of age,
wealth or beauty. This information will cost YOU
nothing, and II you wish TO marry will cheerful
ly assist you. All letters strictly confidential -
The desired inforwation sent by r.turr mail. and
nc questions asked, addtess 49,, ;,
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Oct2o-2m Crcenpont, Kings, CI. NY
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AN invention is about 70 be made pablie
whereby printing ink may be. dispensed with
and the paper SO prepared that when pressed
by the typo certain chemical compounds in the
paper. are crushed and q black impression is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFF1cs OF PaovosI MARSHAL Fovxru f<th))
DBrRie1 OF MARrLAki.
Itedsrick, Ad., oet. Ion, 1864.
HE Examination Of all persons drawn in the.
] Draft in the 4th Congressional District Sep en-
Der 18th, 1864, is suspended until further orders
y ted men In Washington and AIlegany counties.
aid are notified that they not required to rer rt
for examination until they receive further no ice.
.sza ~ henry CLAY NALL. ~
Capt; Picvost AsrshS <th Iisttict, Nd,
0S - its4&:~
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ESTATE OF BATTER DE

ESTATE OF BALTZER DE IA.
TIHIS.is ID give notice tina. the subscriber hath
i obtained from the 0rphau7I Court for AEcs1.-
ny County, in Maryland Lcttors Of Ath1ipistatica
Oh the ptrsonal estate Of
BALIZER DEAHL.
late Of caid. county deceased. Ali pcrsuus having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers theeofiegal-
y authenticated, 10 the subscriber, before tina
Goth day OF April next, they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given
under my tvna this "a, day Of October, 1864.
JOHN ;. ENGLEHAET,
oct2O-3t Administrator.
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ns- no VERTISERS-Th Circulation Of
me CIVILIAN IND TELEGRAPH IS more
taan Twice AS LARGE that Of any other paper quo
o,sot,r adratgo., TO the Advertising Public ais Of
jsrsd through any other medium. i r0rd 10 TIE ''''s
u sufficient.
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MAJOR GEN. McDowEL and staff arrived at
Portland, Oregon. on the LIST of September.
and proceeded tue next day for Fort Vancou-
ZOE. sI. ...=. -=s-.. 4. i
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0. F. MATTINGLY, Publisher.

Thursday, October 90, 1864
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NAT1oNAL UNION NoMIN ATOMS.

~ NATIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS.
'a's FOR PRESIDENT,
= 1883 ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
ass9 lt OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE-PRESIDEFT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
l. FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND
VICEPRESIDENT
Ca --f- FOR rfE STATE Al tARdB,
.-- WILLIAM j. ALBERT,
e.. ~ HENRY II. GOLSBOROUGH.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
is,.w .H.w. FARaow, 3D.. R. SrocsE7r MATTHEWS
I'd. VIZ. S. REESE, 4th ISAAC NEshi1f'
G. 9th. GEonoE W SANDS
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
a Hon. THOMAS SWAMI,
--..f.s OF BALTIMORE CITY.
roR x1rU7EN4Nr. GO vEasoR,
L4. DR.. @. G. COX,
be is. OF TALBOT.
FOh CO.hT lHODLb4tt
jump,
.aae or CECIL.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Hon. ALEX. RANDALL,
OF ANNE ARUNDEL.
FOR JUDGE Of The COURT OF APPEALS
4fH DISTRICT
'@ Hon. DANIEL WEISEt,
OF WASHINGTON.
FOR CONGRESS-
Hon. FRANCIS THOMAS,
Ff OF ALLEGANY.
UoION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
FOR JUDGE OF THE CtRCUfT COURT
ego James Smith,
e.. FOR SENATOR,
e-r Charles H. Ohr.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
h.'a'.. Dr.. SAMI4. P SMITH.
-ar as. HENRY BROWN,
.s S. W WARDWELL,
MICHAEL SHERRY.
MATTHIAS G. DEAN.
ELECTION Taesclty, the SM day Of No
% sa. tt peB,ber rect.
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The following resolution was then submit
{ j.: ....... -. ....,. mo
Reo7t1. tba. the delegates to the State
Convention from this county, be. and are
hereby instructed to east the vote of this coun-
~ Ms An unit in SAID Convention and that the
majority are hereby empowered to east the
vote of the county. e. .5i4~
After considerable discussion, and the fail
nre to carry motion TO lay said resolution on
he table. i; was adopted under protest.
Tie Convention then adjourned sine die.
4. C. GREENE. President
RsLpu TuAYKs, 81 aa vS
ASHFORD TRAIL, Vice-Pres'ts.
MIcaAEL SHEsaY, So b. q
San! II Hallsr,. Secretaries.
Jticob trend, - - = fS'.srs. r7 ,S
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FOR VICEPRES1DENT
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
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ESTATE OF DANIEL SAVIOR.

Oct. 10, ias4-at.
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FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND
VICEPRESIDENT,
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
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In he Orphans' Court Of ALsgany County ,

Oct20--3m
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Oct. 20, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
Drp Goods.
AT KINZEY's
"A EIGHTH AVENUE rr

a l.
n EIGHTH AVENUE onr
FROM LAST WEEKS AUCTION SALES.
LARGE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS,
OVER 375 VARIETIES
IN STRAW BONNETS AND BLOOMERS,
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT - ,,, ,r,rv
HAIR BoNNETs &c, 81 sI2s eln
SPLIT SrRAWs, 75c., 81. 81 q, upto 81
RogsM AND READYS, s0c.' 49,, 81. ,veHonNs
R0SNETs ao TUSGANS.
BB00NEETs a. NEAPOLrTANS.
MANILA BRAID BoNNETs Soc, scc:
wa w BoNNETs, EVERY SHADE AND COLOR In
BONNETS sI5o STYLES.
BoNNBTs, s2so BONNETS
S.soe LEGHoRN BLooNHRs. 300, 75c.
1880 PEDAL BRAID BLOOMERs, 15c, Csc.
SHAPE. colon AND STYLE, rom $50 up to 81
SHAKER HOODS, 2oc., &c, 25c. ..,,,., o,,,,
GRAPES, ILLUSIONS AND LAcEs 80
FLOWERS IN THE CITY, from 3. Up 70 -, .pr.y os
THAN JOBBERS' PRICES
"''-, : ''-O-'o BoNNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
EVERY COLOR RAJ AND SHADE ND,EScv rvrnv vrpru
BUGEE oRNAMEars AND TRIMMINGS,
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLS; , s-,v,r,
FANCY AND PLAIN MUsLiEs.
80 - CHEAP LOT or HANDKERCHIEFs.
ON MONDAYS, &c., loo, llo., 49,, up.
3 90 GENTS LiNFN HHMMED, &c.
! 90 LINEN COLORED BORDERS. zoe.
800 EMBR0lDEhED IN CoLORS, Csc.
COLLARS, BANDS, SITS, pLoGGScciaSGos, LAC IAcEs
Walls, sCARfS &c, &C., CHEAP.
AT WHOLESALE
ALAReE As soaEa
or GLOVES, IN EVERY STYLE, 6c.,up
1000 PAIRS HOSIERY.
LADIES, CENTS, MISSES AND BOYS, EVERY
KIND, loo. pair, up. 49, -
FINEST 5-YARD SKIRT BRAIDS, &c.
BESr PINS AND NEEDLES. &c pspoT.
BEST HOOKS AND EYES. &C. card.
BUTTONS ~ EYFRY STYLE.
COMBS, BRUSHES, TAPES, AND YANKEE NOTIONS
GENERALLY.
AUCTION LOTS DAILY.
WV. kinney,
Nos ri and rs 3ih-av. between 2lEt
and I'D ~,
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1
| HARPER BROTHERS. NEw.YoRK,
| Pubiish this Day:
sPFKE'S AFRICA JOURNAL OF THE DISCOVERY
| or THE SOURCE OF THE NILE. By JOHN HASSsa
sPEKs C0pt,n IL NJ Indian Army, Fellow and Gold Med
abs, of the Regal Geographical Society, the Hon. Con-
Member and Geld Medaist Of the French Geographical So
csty 6e With Maps and Portraits, ana numerous Illus
trstons chiefly from Drawings by Captain GRANT svo'
Cloth, uniform with LIVINGSTONE BARru, BuRros, kc.
| Prce So 50.
monument Of perseverance courage and temper dis
played under difficulties which have perhaps been
equacd. -LoAdoa Tii1eG
UnquoSonaby the novel and valuable book Of travel
that has besn given these many ycsrS. From The
moment Of starting Captain Spekes Journal presents tale
Of strange startling and unboken interest its cose-N0n-
| confoymist
great story that thus plainly told story Of which
ncsry ell the nteres. lies in the strange cts related and
all the browning fact that frees In lsrse de-
gree FROM geographical puzzle which had excited the ouO'
y Of mankind-of the ustrious omPorora and com
manifestation very early times.-dtteHS"m
monument Of heroic proficiency under circumstances the
appalling and treasury Of new and surprising hno"
edge of many kinds More enchanting than fairy alo more
exciting han novel its greatest charm is yet that every "od
tine and is thrilling revelations recouned with
modos which is suppose as characteristic Of true gen
los ss it il OF real brayery.-Dli!y Nsrs
dheul,ies realized to the mind until after
psrusa Of Captain spetes ar,ess but thrilling narrative
Seohm0n.
This thorough unconscounes Of s dangers or hard'p'
except npedimenis to his progress to the great fountain
head have been his real protection through the humid
reds Of days every OF which respectable insurance
Office would have taken his lie at any reasonable premium
As the heross wild beasts said to be appalled, by the
eye that shows impression cAer risk or wrath, so the
saugsiusy poenstes among whom explorer went de-
handing nothing but clear path the head Of the Nile but
determined get that to have restrained in their amaze
men; ths natural impu,.ss OF their ieIocityBiaeDo'f'
Magazine.
This indeed triumph for modern enterprise, and 1t no
wonder that II has thrown al geogspher into fever OF
excitement and cuiosty.-Jass Bull.
Captain Spoke has not only solved srea, geographical
problem BY remarkable exercise Of TACT courage End Pesc
vercc has also written most lucid and orcbe account
Of it-GBdrdIIH
Ore OF the interesting book, otraye composed
LsndsR Rerisr.
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A GRAND OPENING
OF SPRING AND SUMNER cLoAKs,
CLoiKs, CLOAKs. CLoAKs.
cLoAKs, cL0AKs cLoAKs,
SILKS .ud CLOTHS,
In EVERY GRADE or SILK.
And EVERY QUALITY and COLOR Of CLOTH
In al tho LATEST aud MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES,
And ornAme0:ed with tho very Richest and Newest
TRIMMINGS.
Tho CLOAKs are Modelled and
Derisued
Lner the VERY LATEST PARTsIAN FASHIONS,
By Artist. Of acknowledged Tate ,nl Experience.
Tie pce. are sun.need be from IS 80 pei cent less
than IN Broadway stores and the Styles uuequaed in any
establishment, in the city, on, OF Broadway.
Tho PabHc win pl..,e remember th,, the Crystal Palace
will be in tie future, a. it has been In The pas. tho
GREAT POPULAR CLOAK EMPORIUM.
UgEoUALED AND uYRIyALED
FOR STYLES AND Low PRICES.
A'ns no. under heavy expenses for now buidng ard
having purehAcd al our stock, for cash Aaorl en
st small proas and give cur customers the bsass, Of light
eIPsu'e' .rd a c,.h capital
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
oFFAsHION AND DESIGN,
No 2ss BowERY.
W r. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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Drn GOODS.
CPRTNG AND SUMMER GOODS.

Spring AND SUMMER GOODS
STRANG &C. ADRIANCE.
NO. 355 BROADWAY.
HAVE NOW OPEN
AT RETAIL
A FULL ASSORTMENT
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS,
purchased at the recent
AUCTION SALES,
a. prices mach
LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION,
Consisting of
EVERY VARIETY
10 DO fos.d IN the market
The attention Of buyers ia respectfully reqsested
SILKS AT RETAIL.
Jus. received by Steamer,
SEVERAL CASES
NOVELTIES IN SILKS, viz:
CHINE in all Qualities
PLAIN COLORED TAFFETAS, In all qualities,
BACK LYONS TAPFETA,
DRAP DE LYONS,
.DRAP DE PARIS, with Sewage,
eros GRAIN, in all qusliiies for
CLoAKS AND MANTILLAs
SIIAWI,S AT RETAIL.
STRANG 6 ADRIANCE,
NO. 355 BROADWAY
Have now open full assortment embracing ell the Novelties
Of the Season.
Just received per Steamer, Two Caes
LONG AND SQUARE PAISLEY sHAWLS,
in New Dodgns and Elegant Cooring.
SPRING CLOAKS, SACKS,
AND MANTILLAS,
fan assortment now open,
AT RETAIL.
CLoAKs MADE TO ORDER.
STRANG &c ADRIANCE,
NO. ass BROADWAY.
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Nem Publications.
CPEKE's AFRICA.

"Mor, enchanting than Fairy Tale exciting than
NoyeL"-LoAa0H NeSs.
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For sale by III kewsnen.
hath GARTNEY's GIRLHOOD increase.

hath GARTNEY's GIRLHO0D increases
Il in favor with every edition pubhshed
THE SEVENTH j. READY.
An the Roskseors cY thc beat selling book thsy have
and what uore yooGy tha. reads 1t good woe
for t. whicA helps il on sIuazinzy.
Clerymen Of every denomination euhu7.stie over H.
young g yeRrng know and 20 do her duty IN that state
OF life TO which it shall piease Cod ~ cal neT."
Let every su.say School Library atd TO their hs, and
every parent 81 that their daughters read L.
Ii will eInoOie, purify AID cheer their whole future LIE
For ssla b. every Bookseller.
One neal volume l2mc cloth. Price 81 50.
Oliver 5. kct DALEY Macon, john BrsoDuTn, Dick Fifty
eerad Sheldon K Co.. v. Wood Co., Pooey Co., Amen
cen News Co.. supply al orders
Every Broadway fetsIe: has IL.
LOElNG, Publisher, No. 3ls Washington 81.
no NOVEL has been published that takes a
IN stronger hold upon is req es thsn
HAlSSTONkS EOUSEkEEPER
The characters in il strongly marked that they become
tie n and blood and Call out yor heAeat syHpsby o.
bate.
The action Il spirited the probable result Afy concealed
till the sIsp-use is almost unendur4oe. " ,
The HEROINE noble one, aud does her appointed work
% beautifully tina: you never forget her.
THE REAL hero is second % John HALIFAX a noble,
manly man that every one hono-s and reTeres.
tha be greatly disappointed ts novel docs nor take
rank amoas the feg really ch 1--we Tor ears and
years" said sf enl scholars 70 aud the
sentiment and emphatic praise il bestowed upon ~
every disseminating reader.
This l. iudorseIaert worth having.
Every New-TOrt Wholesaler or Retailer has H.
LOAING, Publisher No. 80 Wsslingto1s st.
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In PRESS:
Il TUE TOWN or THE CASCADES, an Irish story. B,y
iishsd shortly by DICK FITZGERALD,
y No. 10 Annst
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D.rp Woo0s.


GHAWLS! SHA WIS -SHAWLS!
ALL THE LATE ST STYLES IMPORTED
0RENADINE SHAWLs',
FRENCH CAMELs' II AIR sHAwLS,
ZEPHYR SHAWN,
STRIPED l2ROCHE SHAWLS,
MERLIN WOOL SHAwLs.
STRIPED AND PLAID CAs HhlERE SHAWLS
SCOTCH WOOL SHAWlS.
STELLA SHAwLS
MOZAMBIQUE SHAWLS,
CHALLY AND TISSUE sHAwLS
Ladies will End stock the largest and most select II
New.York. PEYrON & JOHNSTON,
No. IA 30 very, near Hosstou.st-
CILKS SILKS! SILKS!!
BLACK SILKS,
PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
sTRiPED slLKs,
CHINE SILKS.
FASHIONABLE STYLES
From Auction,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
for this week, at
PEYToN JoMvToN's.
No. pa Bowery.
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A RARE BOOK.
OLD ABE'S JOKES.
KREsB rROM ABRAEAN's Bosos
The following are among tie contents:
Brirt up the Shacksts0s for Cots SAKE.
Old ABE and the BuIiross
Old Abe and his Tod.
Got the Itch.
A Pedsler made to Swallow his own Pies
Lincoln aud tEe " OGDEN Legged Amateur.
Old sbe ard the NgreT Barber
Old Abe's Jokes the Quintsseuce Of President Lrcos Lite
Sold BY Booksellers aud New sdealers everywhere Prcec
H. H. DAWLE4, Publisher. No. - PHk-ror, ~ l.
lust PUBLISHED-CO NTIN Emf l.
81 MONTHLY FOR MAY.
CoSrHxTs--No MIX.
American Finances and ResOslces. By Hon Robert J.
Walker
A.npue.
Our Domestic Relatiors or How to Treat the Rebel States
By Charles Russell
The Mound BEilder. By January Seare.
A Universal LsrsuAge. By ). I. Andrews.
Summers Night BY Count s. hTasnskL Tsnsltted by
Prof Podbielsk.
The English Press BY Nicholas Rowe, Londou
The House in She Lane BY '. Townsend
Music a Sciesce. by Lucis D. Pychowska
Thought. BY Virginia Vaughan
The Wa Contest for Ideas. By Henry Everett Russell
Hints 20 the American Farmer
Aphorsms. BY Rev. Asa Cotton.
The Wild AESoe- BY +. ", c.
A Pair OF stockings
Literery Notices.
JOHN r. TROw Publishsr
No ~ Greene-st new York.
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vAUx's VILLAS AND COTTAGES Series Of DeErn'
prepared for Execution In tho United statc' by CALVERT
vAUx Architect. new Edition, Revised and Enlarged
With nearly 100 Illustrations. svo. Cloth. 81.
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lust PUBLISHED,
- Froz tie Authors Advance Sheets.
THE OUTCASTS;
Or.
THE BRAND OF SOCIETY.
BY Mss NJ. L. BRADD0S, ,,,
Author os Aurora Floyd" Lady Audey Secret, Lazy
Lisls," "Darrell Markham" etc
PUee 3 celtA
The following Novels by Mis- Bsddon have been recently
Published
LADY AUDLEY'S SECREI................'Pnce 70 cents
THREE TIMES DEAD.........' '.....'''iI ~ cens
LADY LISLE NV N''
DARRFLL nee ~ conts
DUDLEY - GEMS
Copies the above books sent By mall " any address, zee
P1bIsbeS " DICK FITZGERALD,
No. 10 Annst N. 7.
Also, for sale By all Booksellers IN ills place.
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Zeal @state for Sale.
tSee aisoAact,on Sa,es.l

A FEW more fine FARMS to SELL at Plain.
hed-rwo OF 80 acres each with Stock, Crop and Tools
fine buildings Lots and Real Estate of all sorts Cal On
THORN MARCLEY No. 100 West Washington Naxkct:
or STEPHEN VAIL, Plsin6ed Depot New Jersey
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ANNIs wARLEIGHS FORTUNES ANovel. By IIoLrE
LEE Author Of Sylvan Hollis Daugher' Ks'aio BrAnde,
&c Cyo Paper, 80 cents.
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C5rotenes a,h l)rouisions.
~ ENNEpY's EXTRA FINE CAMBRIDGE

~ PORT CRACKERS, in barrels batoArreA ena 9p.
Tor SALE at No 10 Coag.ands EYeEg ia! so0u'a Wv
a boz .! our assorted CTacAeEa
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THE WIPES EVIDENCE. Above, By W. o. Wills
6Yo PsptT, 50 ceuts
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A GOOD FARM, 80 acres, good buildiAxs
and fruits, three Of nile Ees depot Ms.sss
hoekand County 80 mies from New ork - 100 u aervs
with buildings, $3f0, l6 with the same 4 So
w. n. MELICK, Ne. 4OT Broadway
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DICH LACES aud PARIS EMBOIDERIES.
III MAGNIFICENT ASSORTGNr
JUST OPENED FOR THE SPKIN TRADE,
Consisting of
Black Gulpure, Thread and French Lace
Real and Imitation Valenc!eunes Laccs
Real md Imitation Blolds.
POiDI applique snl Point Gaze Lsces.
Black T1p.ad and Puah.s Lace Wells.
Barbes, Coifurrs Points Shswis and Naflss.
Point Lace Collars, Sols and NSndkcrohii
Thrr,a Leee Collars, sets and Haniscrchis.
vAIonciennes Lace Colnrs. sets and iandfotiefs.
PaIis Embroidered Collar, Scts ald Handko hios
Rsnls and husiia Trimmings in gcat vMia.
Tar,sn Plaid SGsA Ribbons
Tose,hL with hne s>hoson Of eStseu thu trade
bsore the great sdvuacs in god and be oesod az
REMARKABLY LOW PRlcks
r. s-she;land Wool Shawls entirely now yiesi Pusher
and Thread Laoo; PEFasoi Covers.
L, WILLIAMS Co., No. Sgroslw.y,
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L'OR SALE, or to LEASE, unfinished
l. rhe higlstoop 4,tory wide DWELLING, No. -
West st. OF and tbs Shsv Possession lat u
May II rented must be to private family only Rsoa
$3.50 per Annum. Price for sale, So, 0o0
Also, for SALE the COLUMBIA COLLEGE LEASE
HOLD I'd spaoious WAREHOUSES; Known as No. ~ Bar
cay.s Nos 50 and 81 Park place being 29 ION Berciy 81
And 535 on PAX place Ground the three psrveA
So pc, snnup ell told. Lease about ten 20 out
The stores under lease for two years and option OF
tw more at $1,000 per Price asked for tae prop
sriy S70Oal The store. adoin Hoyt sPrssue Co.. and
are couipete and very substantially built For further par
ticulars app,r to HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest
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bonds Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad Con
psny, win be paid on presentation, IN gold CON-
less Government tax, q. the Office OF schuehardt q
Gethard. r.
The coupons Of the mortgage bonds OF the cen
tral Pacific Railroad Company Of California, due
January !. will be paid in coin at the Office Of
Eugene Kelly 4 Co.
The following statement shows the gradual M
crease Of the debt of Philadelphia since 1850, The
additions made to il since January, 1861, and the
akodf ,r the nrpSpnf