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STOCK MEDICINE.
II O u II N'S
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders

Il Q u II z ~
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.
THESE POWDERS HAVE PROV.
i ED, after trial of several years, to be su.
periOr 10 any preparation OF the kind in use.
The chief superiority of these Powders arises
from the TACT that they ~ are composed OF meal
flying properties The 6 Laxative elects crnd
ties. from the stomach z and fntestines; the
Tonic gives strength to the system Of the
Horse, and the purify = ing medicines contain
ed in them cleanse the blood, and lay the
foundation for heal thy and vigorous cir
culation. The use of them improves the wind
strengthens the appetite, and gives the horse a
fine, smooth and glossy skin--thus improving
the appearance, vgor and spirit of this noble an.
imaI.
These Powders are not intended a. most
powders are to bl0at tho animal 40 to give
him the appearance OF being fat when not really
sO-but, to remove the disease and promote his
general health.
These Powders will strengthen the stomach
and mtestines cleanse them OF offensive matter
and bring them TO a healthy state. They are a
sure preventive of Lung Fever, and a certain
remedy for all diseases incident to the Horse, as
Chambers, Yellow Water, Distempers, Founder
Ueaves, Slavering, Coughs, Fevers, Loss OF APP
petite anu Vital Energy &c. These Powders,
If used two or three times week, through the
NOuI 1OISCs VIII never get tle
Lung Fever, ChOlic or Bolts 4 few doses OF
these POwde 5 will remove the worst Cough on
any Horse. Were owners of Horses to feed
few doses of these Powders every year, they
might save the lives of many valuable Horses.
MICH cows.
The properties this Powder possesses in in
creasing the quantity = of Milk in Cows, give
it an importance and > value which shonld
place it in the hands Of . every person keeping
Il Cow. In fattening : cattle it gives them
an appetite loosens : their hide, and makes
them thrive much faster.
HOGS.
IN all diseases of Swine as Coughs Ulcers in
the Lungs and Liver, J. &c, by putting from
half paper to paper : of these Powders in
barrel OF swiTl, the a bove diseases can be
cured or entirely pre- : vented By using
these powders the Hog Cholera can be pre-.
vented.
PRICE q CTS PER PAPER, or PAPERS
FOR ONE DOLLAR
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HEARTBURN
PRosTRrIOs

The proprietors are proud to acknox,a,.
unparalleled success which has attended, !, ns
of their valuable preparation, known IN ale
every portion OF the Civilized world az the ha<fl
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MEDICAL
G----l863----R,

WE RESPECTFULLY ~
w attention to and consideration oSwSifS
ly celebrated and reliable remedy iOr " @shs
DYSPEPSIA
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TRANSPORTATION.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

On and and after January LIST, 1855, trains on
be different railroads will arrive and depart as
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Proposals.
Quart KRaAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
- Sn.NnrAM II L. IulN 10 III . \


WAsHiSoToY ID. C.. July 10, is.S
INVITING PROPOSALS FOR THE PUR-
Il CHASE OF TWENTYTHREE HUNDRED GOV
IRNMENT MULES-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
csyed at this Office until IL m, TUESDAY August 1902
for the purchase Of 800 MULES, In lots OF my ana one
hundred each, at the places led below, viz:
HARRISBURG, Pa. 6 lots, 80 each.
HARRISBURG, Pa 4 lots, 100 each
WILMINGTON Del. 4iots, 50 each
WILMIEGTON Dol lots, 100 each.
WASHINGTON. u. c., lots 50 each.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Il lots 100 each
PITTSBURGH Pa, lots 81 each.
PITTSBURGH Pa. lot lVl each. -
These mules will be put aside each lot by itself and will be
es for the inspection Of bidders the places named respect
lively, for ten days prior to August
MANY bought the beginning u the war
the armi. in all their marches and
camps and thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise,
gentle and familiar being long surrounded by the
soldiers ,
Though sound and servceable they long required
IN the army and be obtained at far less than their
true value.
The successful bidders will be notified In person or by
Telegraph snd required receive the animals Oh or before
August s. 1865. ,,.,,
may be offered.
Proposss should be addressed the undersigned anC
marked (" Proposals for the purchase Of Mules"
PAYMENT be made In Government funds at the time
delivery
JAMES A. EKIN
Brevet 81 gsdier. General, in charge,
First Division. y. NJ. O. o.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven 100 B0O(Ex,) ll.D a. W. lllo, tEx,l
400 (EI.l 345 40 ard 800 (EX,l pm.
For BRIDGEPORT 700 500 (Ex.,I ll.3O q IN. Rl5, tEIJ
3Oo (Ex1 345, 40 aud 90 III. pm.
For Milford, and strstiord 100 ll.0 m StS ~ "a.
For Fairfield, Southport and Wespor TO" iLSoa i' ''t
A30p m. -. ~ ooo ,.n ,o,x ~, ,
345. 40, $50, SEQ tEx., IN o
For Dafen zoo $50. li.3o g. 3.45 40. $50 P m
For Greenwich 100 80 l30 a. M ;3i3 40 20 80 Pm
For Stanford 100 aoo tEI) $50 lLSo w.; laio SbhD
400 F1 345, 40, $50. $50 800 tEx,l p m oao ,,,,
For Port Chester and intermediate stations IVo W" i~
a. m 345, 49, $50, go zoo y. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS. >.
For Boston, via Springfield 500 a. u. lEx) 800 (Ex,lSW
For Boston via Shore Line, l2l5, QEI.) soop M ,,
For Hartford and Springfield, $40 (E1) g. w. (fhl@V|
Qx.,) l2.l5 800 y. M. ,,,.
For Connecticut River Railroad, 500 g. H. tExJ hi'p IN
to Montreal. 800 D. H. to Northampton an, ~
For Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad 500 iEr)
FaI New Haven New London aid stonington Railroads;
800 O. IN. IL is 800, eco p M u.,.,
For canal Railroad. l2.l5 Q. M to Northampton
For Hou.afouic Railroad, 8 4 m and p m
10, N.ng.,uck Railroad 800 u m. 800 y. ~. -
ror Dsnbnry and Norwaik Railroad, 100, $50 &5o
JAMES Ii. HOlT, Supt.
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QuAErERxAsrKR. GENERALS OYYIcK. fIEsT DIVISION
WARRINGTON CRY, June 20 laua
GALE Of GOVERNMENT HORSES-Will
- be sold. at public auction during tho month OF July
1865 the highest bidder the times aud places named be-
BALTIMORE. MD, WEDNESDAY, July3
CIEsBORO, D. C, THURSDAY. July 6.
GIESBORO. ID. C.. FRIDAY. July :, aud on TUESDAY
THURSDAY. aud FRIDAY Of each week thereafter
YORK, PA, FRIDAY, JuyI
MlFFLlNTOWN PA. Friday July 7.
WILLIAMSPORr. PA, WEDNESDAY, July H.
READING. PA, FRIDAY, July IL
EASTON, PA, TUESDAY, July H..
BALTIMORE. MD, WEDNESDAY, July H.
NEWPORT. PA, FRIDAY, July 81
POTTSN LILLE, PA, FRIDAY. Jolly 70.
WILMINGTON. DEL. SATURDAY, July l9
BALTIMORE. MD. MONDAY, July 81.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day.
For ro,d aud farming purpo,s many good 6srssn' may be
bad. Horses sold sinsly.
Sales To commence II ~ a. m.
Terms cash, in United States currency. -
JAMES A. FKlN,
Brew Brig Gen. In charge Fret Division q. ~ O. o.
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will oacr for sale, the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
Der 1865 on premises the valuable iron Property known
as THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with64 40 acres
Of about good farming Land cleared and under
fence on the Cumberland River y miles above the
mouth In Lyon County, kenucky, embracing lsrg. and
complete Rolling Mill Forge with twenty Nobbins fis',
Machine Shop containing Lathes. Boring aud Flaming Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine TO separate from Mill
with Grit Mill attached large Warehouse Dry Goods
Store Brick Office and large number Of Dwellings for work
men Also about forty thousand bushels OF Stone Coal and
,iYty thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
The above Works have been In successful operation FOR
number Of years and the reputation of the Iron fully estab
shrd with capacity i've six thousand uDs Of
superior Charcoal Iron yeAryunsu passed by any anunc-
tory In United States The facilities for obtaining Zig
Iron are superior any In the West there be-
ing three charcoal furnaces within one TO three miles oil the
Mil capable Of producing seven or eight thousand un' OF
Pig Iron yearly. n,
The facilities for obsnng cheap supplies oil Corn rok and
other articles unsurpassed. -,
Shipments of Iron can be made to the mouth OF the Cum
berland River all seasons Of the year
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands thereuno attached all
embracing Mill Forge and Blacksmith Tools and weigh.
ipx Scales be sold credit Of one two three and
tour wear, from date with approved security and lien
tanned until the purchase money Ia paid.
IL IA understood that the purchase Of the MILL lands and NJ
tur,s is 10 take the iron and east IRON scraps Stone
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools com nay mules
hoa, iron safe and fixtures In office wagons carts
etc and pay cash fair valuation two disner'
sed mel to said valuation In case they do nor agree TO
call IL third man .---lt. -
ably to the articles OF copsrtnership =, a., .
Capitalists wishing to invest In profitable non properly
will DO well examine the same where competent men VIII
until day of ale HlLLMAN BROTHERS.
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CniRT QUARTElNAsTERs OrYCE, }
DEPOT WARRINGTON
WAsBIS6Tos. ID. c., July !. 1893
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES
- There Is on hand At depot sale about 1870 sets
Of United States Harness. consisting OF
l43 Single sets " lead horse Harness.
ia Single sets Of wheel horse Harness.
900 Single sets Of lead mule Harness.
sal Single sets Of wheel mule Harness.
sol Single sets Of lead horse Ambulance Harness. and
i27 Single sets Of wheel horse Ambulance Harness.
This harness has been used ia the public service but is still
Sealed proposals invited Tor ito purchase In lots Of 100
sets and upward. - $1,000
must plainly state what kind Of harness bid for
whether wheel lead mule hoTse and for ambulance
harness, whether wheel or lead 80
Proposals invited the purchase OF several thou
sand Saddles OF various patterns IN lots OF 100 and
ward Samples of harness and saddles can be seen at the
Government MILL in this CITY, oA application to Colonel
Charles H. Tom kins A O. b., corner Of 1wenty'second
and @ streets. 49,
Proposals for the purchase OF this harness. &C. will be re-
eeved this office until IL TUESDAY August 1863,
and should DO indorsed Proposals. for the purchase oil Har
asss"&c. ,
PAYMENT IN Government funds must be made upon the
acceptance of the proposal and prior to the delivery OF the har
ness. &c. :,
Tho undersigned the right to reject all proposals
wbicb may be- considered too low.
The sale public auction advertised June II is
discontinued. ,
ny AuA'" d. II. RUCKER
Brevet Major Gen and ousrtermsster.
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DIDDLEs GROVE, Staten Island, for
- SALE. This beautiful property contains sbou ~ acres
mostly woodland For the -r mansion OF summer no
tel or picnic unsurpassed being easy Of access
fren the city having river mont II 10 admitted oy
all who have seen Il to h. of the oyse,ts spot. IN the
neishborhood of NewYork. For terms apply to A. '" WI
NANr esq. 2!s Broadway. third story, " address j. d.
| SMlTH. Perth Amboy. n. J.
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nlatbincrn.

A STEAM BOILER, 30-hOrse power, new,
and in complete order 20 feet long feet In diameter
two 5inch Aues dome. smoke box ssetyvsVe, Sc
for SALE cheap il applied for soon. Inquire OF .
L. p HIINTOOS. Paterson, N J..
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HORSESHOE NAIL MACHINE.

EUROPEAN PATENTS FOR SALE.
Successful Machines for making HORSESHOE NAILS
Of recent American invention. They have not been IN
iroduced Europe LETTERS PATENT have just been
secured in France and Be GUM by u 9 inventor for
THE BEST MACHINE IN USE
FoR THIS PURPOSE These PATENTS he proposes to sell
in this county. He has taken TO obtain patents
for the invention In Great Britain and other European sistes
al Of which he will ,ell ON Liberal Terms.
THIS Is THE MACHINE
used by the Anssble Horse Nail Company Of Reese.
ve ~ " and the Norh.W estern Horss Nail Company Of
Chicago. Ill. -
For further information call the Subscriber Ne $50
Pearls,, opposite Franhfor.st Office Of the Nsw'fors
Mercantile Journal.
NswXeIk, July u, Ias% y. DODGE.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

i 4 leave james slip, New-Y orX. as folows:
500 NJ, 0reeupor, Mail and Passenger Train stopping a
all Way stations and connecting with Glen Head a
Hemp.tesd Trains ru.c,.,
1910 a ~ Syosset Train. stopping st ell Way stations
ago D M Greenpor. Express, connecting with hosyn,
Glen Head Hampstead and stopping at al stations es, OF
Hictsyile except on Saturdays which days an Exrs
Train will leave a. D. making al the connections TO Farm
inrdse and on which days the Express will not stop between
40 M syo.set passenger Train and all Way Stations ex'
ceptns Glen Head and Roslyn =, ri IL,
$3.50 p. m. For North lshp Hampstead u'en ieaa ana
On Sunday an Excursion Train Leaves Hunters Point q. s&s
. a. " o. CHARilCk. President.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1868
COMMENCING MAY Is. 1865.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

PASSENGER Station In NewYork Twenty q
and Fourthaye Entrance on Twenty -seyenth-s'.
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Sales bn Aurtiotl.
A. NJ. MsawIx. Anctionesr.

A. NJ. MERwIS. Auctionesr.
DY BANGS, MERW1N g. Co.. Nos: 6y4 and
- fc6 Broadway cor. Of 4th-st-Saes Of Books Sta.
tiousrv Pictures Works Of Art ancv Goods Furniture &c
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
nRvsv nearly str St. Nicholas Hotel GEO A. LEA
VI1vT A1ction, cr by T. Cooley. Consgmens solicited
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Brevet Brig Gen. in charge First Division O. NJ o.

QUARrERxAsrKR GByERALs OFFICE
WASHINGTON ID. C.. june ~ lt6S
SPECIAL SALE of SERVICEABLE
y DRAFT HORSES.-By order OF the ouarienna',f'
General there will be sold. at public auction d-rins the
month Of Juv 1863 the times and places naned below VIZ
.GlESBORO. d. C., MONDAY and SATURDAf oil ssch
NFW-YoRK CITY THURSDAY, July 6.
NEW-YORK CITY FRIDAY, July l. and on TUEspAi
and FRIDAY Of each week thereafter At the Governments
stables corner Tenth-avc. and Thirty hfihsi
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, THURSDAY ofesch week
BALTIMORE, Md WEDNESDAY,, July IL
BALTIMORE, Nd, "WEDNESDAY, July 20
JOHNSTOWS Pa, WEDNESDAY. July ;.
ELMlRA n. y. FRIDAY. July H.
LANCASTER Ps, FRIDAY. July 28 o,.,,
TWO HUNDRED SERVlCHAbLE DRAFT HORSES
EACH DAY.
An opportunity purchase superior class OF Drs hoi''
al far less than their true value Is offered to the puoc.
The animals though sound and serviceabe no longer re
quired in the army De- sold The attention OF man
aeer Of city railroads and manufactures especially called 70
these sales.
Horse. sold .ingly Sales to commence at 10 T. IN
Terms, Cash-iu United states currency: mana,
JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevet- Brig Gen. in charge IL, Div e. NJ. o. u
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ON, Seminal Urinary and Kindred Affections. sediments
Structures the Blood SKIN a.. for the Use Of Sufferers
Revised Edition. BY CHARLES u. HAMMOND NJ. d..
formerly Professor Of Special Auaomy and Surgery N the
Syracu.e Medical College, y. Y. P.cc > 50 T. WARNER,
Pubisher No veseysi Aston House Authors address'
M n East ~ seyPufh.>t
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NyEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
N foo, of Corsndt st. for PHILADELPHIA at IL and II 70
a M IL m 4 and D. m, aud ~ midnight; for BALriNoRs
and WAsuIyeroS at and 1880 M, D. M, and IL mid
night. Military Tickets not receivable IN tho p H. train
For other particulars see bills a. ohccs
NEW YORK and W.HAVEN RAILROAD
~ NETWORK TO NEWPORT.
On and af,er SATURDAY. JAY 1865 two daily trains
will New York from Of Fourthsve and Twenty.
s-venths at m. aud 10 is passing through New
Haven, New London and Stonnson to East Greenwich.
L. where the splendid Ulysses will b. In waiting and
start immediately the arrival Of the trains for Newport
saodns splendid sail of IL miles down the Nauasanset Bay
arriving ct and " D. IN Tickets sold and baggage checked
taSeuGb. JAMES h. H0YT, Superintendent
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FINHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Il 10 called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by al the
leading musicians Of this city and elsewhere I'll pronounced
BY the National Piano Association, AFTER trial in their
rooms with the first manufacturers Of this country smineny
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Conserve
tory Music and other high music schools altogether because
Of their immense power equality, sweetness" and briisney CT
tone elastic touch. and gres; durability
WARIRQQNj, No. " BIeelsIk, Isu BIesswpy.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING. I
June "a 1865.
DROPOSALSfor MATERIALSfo for the. NAVY.
Il SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish materials for the
Navy for year ending J0th JUNE, 1860 will be
ceived the Bureau Of equipment and Recruiting unt ~
O'Clock of the 25 day OF JULY next at which time the
opening will be commenced.
The materas articles embraced In the classes nened
are particularly described ia the printed schedules any OF
which will be furnished such prsou desire 10 offer,
application the consnds OF the respective Navy ards,
those Of AL the Yard sppicat On 10 the Bneau
Bidders referred the commndants Of the respective
Yards for samples INSTRUCTIONS particular description oil he
articles also blank forms Of offers and guarantee.
The classes OF th. numbered and designated as
follows:
No. Flax Canvas and Irvine No. IL. Soap and Taiow.
Cotton, Canvas aud 20 brushes
Irvine. ~. Stationery.
4 Iron &c. %. iiai DWARF
T. Tin, Zinc &c. o. Ship Cbsnd'ery
5. Sperm Oil. 70 copper WiTe
I. Cooking Utensis '29. filewood
TO- Leather, &c 81. Whale, NestsfOo,, and
IL. Hose Tar on.
IL. Lignumviie. - Cham iron.
10 Lanterns and Lamps IS. Coal
H. OK Hides for Ropes. 40 Sheet Copper.
Is. Sheet Iron
The following the classes by their numbers required 81
the respective Nsvy-Yaid.:
Kl1TERY.
No. La.as, 10. 10. "a, y no
CHARLESTOWN
Nos !, 357. 10. II. r. IS, 10 %, r. a. rs. 20, 81.
No.IaaAs1 H. u, Is 49, 90 n, %. "a, 20, 81, IS.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos L. 2. 3A5.I, 10. II, Y. 20, "a, "A. 49, 81, 40.
WASHINGTON.
Nos. !, ., "a S. IL, IL. 10, q - %, "A.
NORFOLK.
Nos 1857 10, II, Is, H. 10, 20. r. a. u.s. %, 81
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Chances for Business nlcn.

AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
to realize immense income il offered any OentleHAn
having In IA. Petroleum on bust
nest. Apply at No. 35j Broadway, Room No g. PoRIEh
A Co
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

L ROADS. On and after MONDAY June ., lo22 TAM
for Albany Troy connecting with Northern and Western
trains viii leave New York as follows
7:3Oa m-yia Hudson River Railroad lhirtieth'st ano
Tenth ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga and shsros
lam-yia Harlem Railroad. Twertysxth-st and Fourth
ave connecting with trains for Saratoga Sharon springs
and at Chatham with trains for points East.
m-yia Hudson River Railroad connecting with tran'
for Saratoga 49, -, ,, =. IT,.
4pm9Vis Hudson River Railroad, connecting ct Troy
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Car attached -
440p. m.-Vis Harlem Railroad, connecting al Chsthsn
with train from Lebanon Springs Sleeping 0f saenea
Albany - ~ -, - A.
On m-via Hudson River Railroad. Sleeping Cars hou
York Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
This train sundays. - -, s,,
io:3O D m-Via Hudson River Railroad. with Seepini
Car, attached connecting Albany sad Troy With morning
trains FOR North and West WM II. VANDERBILT
~ " Vice resident.
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PROPELLER for SALE, Is months old.
il Length IS; Beam II; Hold 3fet. Drat forward, "a
an feet Price $4,000. JOHN STUART, No. Tvs Broad
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-Foo, Of Barclay -st.-On and after June IL,
soniu, mail tsns FOX Hacsrtsown and intermediate sta
tions will esve at 80 Mai Express for all ststious
west of Aiburn at 10 p. Morristown Express p IN
5. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent.
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A MAN Of large experience WANTS PART-
~ NER with 5000 capitalize engage In a safe
and profitable jobbing business Address Box No 67Jl r. D.
GREAT BARGAINS.-For SALE State and
N County right, Of GlLBERrS new patent COAL ASH
SITTER hts any common hour barrel the coal passes Guy
hrough spout into the hod the ashes into tho barrel and
does require to be removed until the barrel iu OF ae
make. no dust. X. BLAKE. No. 3TTyonrow.
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MONTHLY MAGAZINE

~ The August No. containing brilliant Novelties IN the
way Of steel Engraving splendid Fashion Plate. ana sum
mel Fashions FulSzed Patterns. original stories Poe'
Housebod Matters Portrait OF Gen. Grant new and popnar
Music Whppoorwills Song and other valuable features
Single copies Is cents yearly. = with valuable premium
Anrnst No feady SAlLhDAl next
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DOTTERY for SALE, will be sold cheap.
in business part OF Brooklyn. The works stand on six
lots of ground two kin one fee, diameter by 10 feet
hgh In the clear the other " feet inches diameter and IL
feet high with biscuit kus above; all In perfect working
ord. with handsome stock Of materials hand that II
can be put In full operation in day For further psreu'
lars address POTTERY. Box No. i35 Greenpoint foofiee
Inny
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DIX, CITY POINT and RICH.

EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-ATLAN-
Il LANrIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TIE and elesan, steamship ATLANTA A. X. William,
Commander will leave Pier No. 10 n r., TUESDAY,
July IS For freight passage having superior
accommodations. apply to
LIVINGSTON FOX Co, No. lli Broadway.
The Victor will succeed the Atlanta Agents a. NewOr
leans JAMES CONNOLLY & Co
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awe concur with other PAPERS IN recomnendmc Dr. Lar
mont and his "lCourfei des Etats Uns German die
Reform Dispatch Stats Letuns atlas Medical keye" Ac
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1nstruction.
NJN,TPI EFNAJF COLLEGE.

IL NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN SEPT 6. Advan
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