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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Items see Third Page.l

.
ADVERTISING "Now AND THEN."-If
there is one thing more than another that shows
the advance in business ideas from the old togy-
ism OF past years, itl is the increased amount OF
advertising that is done by our business men OF
all classes. In old times we were accustomed
to advertise rather sparingly in the newspapers
to get out our cards tor circulation, and some OF
the more enterprising firms would send out their
blll-posters over the cry. Thel, 100, there used
TO be the professions OF the trades, in which the
workings of a business were displayed 10 the
eyes OF the public, ana thereby would gain their
attention. But it is only at the present day that
that shows how valuable it must be to all, both
the manufacturer and consumer, the merchant
and the retailer. r..
One of the most successful newspaper men in
the country SAID that he owed his success en-
tirely to the energy with which he kept the
knowledge of his raper before the people. lie
would spend thousands OF dollars yearly, and
they would bring HIM In hundred-told III
return.
There are so many different modes of adver-
tislne, that it would be difficult to more than
touch on the principal methods without swell
ing this article into most incOnvenient length.
Poetry, or wha: purports to be such, is called
in to lend its aid. All the principal topics OF the
day are introduced 10 add interest and induce
the people 10 read them. Congress is called in
to lend its aid by bringing into their discus
sions sly notices of different articles, such as
new books, patent medicines, etc. etc.
Parades and professions lend their aid, and
our ctizens can easily call to mind. Displays
of fireworks give another opportunity to keep
the public posted. Durlng the late exceedingly
lot weather, some enterprising patent medicine
man took advantage OF the heat, and sent
around small and very convenient fans. These
were very acceptable, indeed, and showed a con-
siderable amount OF shrewdness-much more so
than distributing those unreadable almanacs,
which IN such numbers are sent around once a
year. II certainly showed desire to add to the
comfort Of suffering humanity.
One of the best means OF advertising is the
erection OF beautiful and comfortable buildings
to attract purchasers by their display and then
conveniences. They serve double purpose IN
attracting the pubic, and in adding to the
appearance5 of the city. The onsous i1ei
thar such stores, so remarkable for their arcli
tectural beauty, are necessarily higher thar
others of a plainer build is very foolish one
AS a general rule, the very converse is the tru,
rule, as any one NAV see for themselves by actua
experiment. Besides, even u 1t were so tina
they CHARGED more, what would be the oblec
tlon ? DO we not wish to pay more for living il
handsome house than in mean one? Is no
the comfort we experience in being in beauti
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

THE LATE HoMIoIDE.-Since the previous
examinations were had in the matter OF the late
homicide OF an aged lady near Centreville, Cam
den county, heavy club has been found, COM
pletely besmeared with blood and hair, leading
TO the supposition that It is the weapon used by
the assassin in the bloody work of murder which
he perpetrated on that occasion. The bludeeon
was discovered near the spot where the dead
body was found. The cash in the head of the
woman would seem to indicate that 1t had been
made by some such weapon, as the post mortem
examination made by Dr. l.. F. Fisler revealed
the fact that her head was completely crushed
in and fractured by tremendous blow. Another
man has been taken into custody making the
second one chargediwth having been implicated
in tie outrage and held to answer the charge.
Now that IT has been established that the female
was brutally murdered no efforts will be left
unemployed to bring the guilty parties to just
punishment. ..
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DIED.

FARR0W.-On the 23d instant, IDA VIRGINIA,
adopted daughter ot Ephralm and Sarah Aan Far
row, in the 9th year OF her age.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Om the residence
OF her parents, No, 249 Richmond street, on Thurs
day afternoon az O'Clock
GRAFTON the morning OF the 9th instant
WILLIAM, son of Joseph and Mary Graf, in the
9th wear OF his age Hi
Con paDy, and the Fire Department in general are
respectfully invited to attend ms funeral, from his
fathers Tesldence No 904 s. Third street on Friday
afternoon the 9th INSTANT at 4O'cOck without fur.
ther notice.
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A SwINDLER.-Ye yesterday a man named
wood streets, on the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretenses. Wolff is one of those
fellows who are constantly advertising in the
papers for partner. He has real estate Office
sale, and charging any applicant a dollar as
fee, and then sending him % another Office kept
by confederate, who assisted in misleading
o Sae SCneu tcr @ ana WOtp PurpoSGiS put nid sne
be exhausted and they would give up in disgust.
By advertising, Wolff got man to give him
$500 to get into partnership, sho wing him, at
the same time, his books, which were purposelY
calculated to mislead. There are quite num-
Der of these swindlers in the city, and their ad
vertlsements can be seen in the papers any day,
worded IN such an allurng way as TO catch the
unwary. Wolff was taken before Alderman
Toland, who held him in $1,000 bail to ans wer.
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oh T. ROK f L PILL 5.
or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Menstruation
Green sickness. Nervous and Spinal A1ec lions,
Pains in he Back, sick Headache, Giddness,
And all diseases that spring from irreVu artY by re-
moving the and ali the effects that arise rom 1t
they are perfect safe In all cases except when tor
hidden by dit eetlons aud easy administer they
are nicely ad Ybev should be in the hands of
of every maiden. wife and other in the lana.
Ladies address in perfect confidence aud state
tn .ir complaints in ul as we treat all Female Com
plants and prepare Medicines suitable all diseases
which they are subject Thrty-two page pamphlet in
~ aled envelope free -
The Cherokee Pis sod by all druggists at 81 per
box or six boxes s5 they sent bv NATL free of
POSTAGE In ordinary let err Tree from observation Dy
addressing the sole proprietor
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ExCURsIoN.-The Third
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
excursion to Red Bank, on Thursday. This is
a very large school, and ample preparations
have been made to give it pleasant character:
The First Baptist Church Sabbath School will
also give their annual picnic excursion.
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MARRIED.

JOHNSTON-TILLOC CSON.-On the 25th of April,
1868 by the Rev Thomas Brainerd, JACOB s.
JOHNSTON 10 ANNIE E, eldest daughter OF John
Tilotson, ESQ.
VICKERS-DEMPSE EY I'm this city, April 30
1856, bY the Rev Joseph Perry, Mr. GEORGE NJ.
VICRERS, on Philadelphia, TO Miss LIZZIE ejdfst
daughter OF Richard Dempsey, Esq, OF Bsiu-
more, Md. .h.
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LYNN On the ed instant, after q short illness
Mr. JOHN n. LYNN, IN tho Goth year OF his ace.
1be relatives ana triPnde of the tamiV, also the
members OF Lodge, No A. Y "a; the members Of
Iuritv Lodge No 825 I. q. of o \ the m 1mbeip
of the United Brothers FHcampment NO. 28, |. o.
OF o. F. TOO members OF the ohiowrignts' B0nelic a
society Of B1isnotoD; and the members OF the
Good intent Steam j re Engine COmpant, are q
spect uby Invited TO attend tie iuneraL from ms
late dence No 104l Beach street X nsingtOn. on
TburdaY afternoon vt o'c.ocs. Service at Et-
TezeF ChuTcbi from thence proceed TO Odd belO vs.
Cemeterr. .I. .f.. |I.' . t....
MoCRACKEN OF the 28d iustant. LIZZIE
18th year OF her uge. .. .
The relatives ana friends Of the ami are respect
fully IDvi'ed to attend 'uncral from the res
dence oil htr parents, No. 1916 boward street on
FRIDAY afternoon OF oclotA, without urtaer notice.
TB0U SWELTERING CITIZ TAKE
notice that we have Ice Planes for coonuR drinks
omaha ks and Axes Ice Tones aud other seasoRabc
Hardware TOR sale at the Hardware Ste. c Il
No. ssS tFGht THIRTY ave, IN ARKTTst below Nir'h
INOR CRACKING UP CANDIES, THE
II Candy or Sugar Eippers will be found very eonya-
n'ent for coD'rot0ners. We so have Wire Fruit
Haskets' tel cite knives small 8 aleS scoop, Syrup
80. SIS Eisht Thtu-ave, MAeKET st below SIntb.
II ARDING NEEDLE SKEwEES, BASTtNG
IL spoons, Eeg Whins. Fiench Cooks Knives, Nine
ing Knives 1Oasting Forks Paste Jaggers, and ge-
neral assortment OF Hard~a AVID CUTLERY ior house
Keepers use at TRUMAN q SHAN'S
No. $50 tEignt Thrty-nve) ARK ET St. below Ninth.
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DEFRAUDING THE PUBLIc.-We do not
see any reason why corporation or an associa.
ton of any kind should be used to swindle the
public by obtaining their money under false
pretenses, any more than any individual. One
of our churches, for some days, advertised an
excursion, which was to proceed to Cape May,
of tickets would be sold. Our citizens, relying
on this PROMISE purchased tickets very freely.
Instead OF selling limited number, there were
more tickets sold than the boat could accommo.
date, or rather hold, by the most uncomfortable
crowding. The consequence was there were a
great number, amounting to over u hundred,
lett at the wharf TO curse their luck aud the
grasping cupidity of the getters-up of that ex-
cursion. .....
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How TO REDUCE THE TEMPERATURES
Although the mercury should rise
To "ninetY rhe shade i"
One M thod true we can advise
BY which IL may De made
To sink 10 zero in a trice:-
Put Ehe thermometer in ice.
-Yr As easily YOU NAV reduce .. ..
The heat our own veins keep, gov.
BY wearing clothes light, thin, and loose
Which Bennett sells so cheap.
Sun Bler Clofhing7- Mems, Youths, and Boys
all kinds styles, and sizes, selling at prices tV1ceT
than the LOWEST elsewhere.
BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
No SIS MARKET STREET.
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KILLING DoGs.-About fifty CANNES have
been slaughtered in Camden since the ordinance
went into effect prohibiting them from running
at large in the streets without being properly
and substantially muZZled.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER IL IS real plea.
sure to to speak favorably of this article known
almost universally to be good and safe remedy for
burns and other pains of the body 1t lis valuable
not only for colds in the winter, but for various
summer comp lants, and should be in every family.
The casualty winch demands it may come unaware.
-CbristiOR 4dUOcdte.
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A GRAND BILLIARD SALoON.-Concert
Hall has done the last of its duty in the way %
lectures mass meetings, balls, and fairs. 1T IS
now opened as a blizzard room, under the man
aeement Of Messrs Leach a Hoyt. IL contains
twenty tables OF the best make, and taken alto
getber is, without doubt, the dDest and most
attractive billiard establishment In the United
States Here the lovers o. this fascinating game
can enjoy themselves TO their hearSs content.
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ID r Q p o . "a i ..
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

The United States Government having granted ta
the Comm alth of PennsyVa la Land SCRIP reDrs-
senng $50 COO Public Land for the endowment
OF Agricultural Colleges this state the Board Of
Commissioners offer this and Scrip TO the pubc.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip, ad-
dressed to The Board of Commissioners of Agricu-
tural Land Scrip" will be received at the Surveyor
Generals office at Harrisburg until Wednesday August
Is 1866
qhis land may be located in any State Territory
bv the holders OF the scrip. any of the unapprO
prated lands (eXcept mineral lands) of toe United
States which be subject TO sale at private entry.
Each piece of scrip represents quarter section
hui dred and sixty acres. Bids must be made per
acre, and no bids Will be received for less than
quarter section.
The Scrip will be issued immediately on the payment
OF the money to the Surveyor General, third OF
which must paid within ten daNs. and the remaining
two thircs within thirty days after notification OF the
acceptance OF the bid bids by the Board OF Com
mssioners.
j. NJ. CAMPBELL, surveyoI-G eneral,
For tae Board of Commissioners
HARRIsBURG, July H. 1866. III I'm
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CoNNUBIAL FELICITY.-Ye Yesterday brute
rested for beating and maltreating the wife of
his bosom. Woods did not even have the PaltrV
excuse OF drunkenness at the time said otfense
was committed, and it certainly shows a very
lamentable lack of humanity to indulge in sucn
beastly amusement. Held by Alderman
Toland in $500 bail.
Philip Seytenham, in despite of bis distin-
guishPd and aristocratic surname, is utterly
wanting in those chlvalrous instincts which
should actuate man in his conduct towards
woman. He deserted his wife in the most cruel
manner, and left her to her own resources. For
this he was arrested and taken before Alderman
Clouds, WHO held him in $500 for a further hear
ing. Philip lives at Fourth and Diamond streets.
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CENTENARY CAMP MERTING.-The mem
bers of the various M. e. Churches in South
Jersey are busily engaged in making extensive
preparations for the centenary camp meetings,
soon to come off in Gloucester and Salem coun-
ties. These will be distinguished by the most
interesting exercises of any meetings OF the kind
ever held in this section of New Jersey.
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INJURED BY A FALL.-About quarter to
O'Clock this morning, Andrew Fleming, en-
ployed by Barclay & Co., Della ware avenue,
above Arch street. fell through the hatchway
from the ifib to the first story, and broke his
lee and otherwise niure himself He was
removed to the Penns Ylvania Hospital.
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DR.. WRlGRT'S REJUvENkTlNG ELIXIR,
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE,

Cures General Debility, Weakness, Mysteries in
Females, palpitatlon OF the Heart, and
all Nervous Diseases.
It restores lite ard vgor to the aged causing the
hot blood youth TO course the veins, restoring the
Organs of Generation removing Im and Deb ty,
and restoring manlIness and u vgor, thus proving
perfect 'klixir Of Love- removing Sterllty and Bar
renness in both To the young. middle aged and
there is greater boon than his "Eixir of Life
1t gives new lease of life, causing tn weak and deb
to have rength and Yg0r and the en- tire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Prce-One bott g, S2 three bottles 50. Sent by ex-
press TO any address.
Our medicines sold and recommended by all
spectacle druggists part OF the civilized Obe
Some uprncp dealers, however try 10 deceive their
customers selling cheap and worthless compounds in
order 10 make money. Be not deceived-ask for these
Medic AMI take others If the draggist does not
keep them. write to us and we will send them by
press carefully packed, tree from observation. We will
be pleased letters it'll ul statements in
gGrd to any disease with which aides gentlemen
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamphlets
or advice, to the sole proprle or,
Or. w. r. MERWIN,
6llmwfsrp No. 81 WALKER Street, New York.
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HANDSOME BUILDINGs.-There are now
five large and fine new private residences nearly
completed on Second street, near Cooper.
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ATLANTIC CITY.-A number of new build
ings are In progress of erection in Atlantic City,
which Will soon be completed. Others will be
commenced as soon as these are finished. ,
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Or. w. r. MERWIN,

No. 81 WALKER Street, New York.
n. cherokee Pills No. are prepared for special
all free OF postage receipt OF S. the price Of each
boz.
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DIED SUDDENLY.-At No. 2 Farrlson
place, man name1 Henry Thomas died sud
denly this morning. The Coroner Will hold an
induest TODAY, .| ...
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z.sOs, 6-2Os,

7'aOs, 6-20s, tu, ...aI
- GOLD AND SILVER, q.r
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNCURREHR BANK
NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY
DRExEL & Co,
No "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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CASES OF SUPPOSED CHoLERA.-Ther
we're i've cases reported at the Board of Health
to-day up to ] p. NJ. OF these there were tour
adults and one child.
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THE PEOPLE have been so much imposed upon by
several worthless Sarsaparillas, that glad to
be able to recommend a preparation which can be
depended on as containing the virtues of that IN
valuable medicine and is worthy of the public con-
fdence. DR.. AYERS SARsAPARILLA cures when
anything can cure ,the diseases that require an
alteratiYe medicine. II = ~
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MAINTAINING NUIsANCE.-Edward
Linton, residing at Fifth and Prune streets, aud
Charles Darrah and Henry Linger, residing in
Park street. were arrested and taken before
Alderman Harley for keeping the streets in the
neiphborhood OF their business in an extremely
offensive condition. They were in the habit OF
allowing the kitchen ofal, ETC., TO collect in
heaps until it became utterly unbearable.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No $50
Chesuut street.
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DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME this hot weather in bar.
gaining over a OF clothes for half hour, but
20 10 Stokes & Co.'s, under the Continental, where
the lowest price is marked on the goods, and take
them away.
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"NEEDLES'
CAMPHOR
TROCHES -

OAMPHOh
TRooHEs"
Indispensable TO all tourists. Positive cure for
Bowel Complaints, Choleraic Dlarrhea, etc. Made
only by > ..
TWELFTH AND RACE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA
so cents per Box. dozen, S6
If CHOLERA COMES no one can be sure of avoid.
ing il by fleeing to the country. Those who leave
the city also place themselves at a distance from
medical advice; they should, therefore, have with
them ready for instant use, q medicine whose eff
cacy is known and proved. Such medicine is pre-
eminently MARSDEN'S ASEATIC CHOLERA
CURE. Provided with this, and not neglectng the
ordinary sanitary precautions, we need be under no
serious apprehension should the disease make its
appearance upon our shores. Depot, No. 4S7 Broad
way, Near York. For sale by Johnston, HolIo'0ay
4 Cossden, Wholesale agents, No. % N Srth street,
Philadelphia, and 6y all druggists.
kelly, CARRINGToN g. Co,
Have the largest assortment oil
The most Cony yenient
.r The most Durable, ...
The most Ornamental,
The most Useful
Musquito Nets to be found in the country, at 728
Chestnut street, Phiiade phia.
- - GOLD AND SILVER, 1.r
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNoURREEf BANK
NOTES BoUaHT AND SoLD, BY
No: "a SoUrH Third STREET
DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME this hot weather in bar.
gaining a sun OF clothes for half an hour, but
20 TO Stokes Co 's under the Continental, where
the lowest price Is marked on the goods, and take
them away.
Buy YOUR BATHING ROBES. OIL Caps, Leather
Belts and Straw Hats for Ladies, Gentlemen, and
Children at SlOan's No 800 Market street, Phiadel
phia and at his store on Cape Island, M r.
PRICES REDUCED Beautiful style Photographs,
of superior execution and finish, made at b r. Rel
mers Gallery, No. 624 Arch street. Rare chance.
lhe best and cheapest. Improve the opportunity.
IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
| and Manufacturers Grover 6 Baker Sewing Ma
| chine Company, No. 73O Chestnut street.
COMPOUND INTEREsT NOTES 7 $40 and 5.2Os
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No. 40 5. Third st.
'lubricative packing ior steam enRines-for terms
723 chesnuL ST., phlla. and 10 dey ST., new york
| GROVER & Bakers Highest Premium Elastic
| Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No $50
| ChesDut street.
| POPULAR TALoRIEG.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
| AND
| FINE CUSTOM WORK
| WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL
| Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streetg,
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CoRNER-SToNE TO BE LAID.-The corner
stone for the extension and Improvements of the
Church of the Redemption protestant Episc }.
pail, Twenty-second and Callowhill streets, VIII
be laid ia morrow Thursday afternoon, at five
O'clock. Several interesting addresses may be
exuectad
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CLERaYMEN owe it as duty to their focks, as
we'll to themselves, to maintain far may be,
sound state of body. The days are gone when
health considered to be inconsistent with ho'I
ness. The nature of their duties imposes upOu
ClerVymen mode of lite not the most compatible
to perfect physics health. They live q life too
rurelv sedentarY; they use the brain too much and
the muscles too little. Hence, by sympathy the
secretve functions are enteebled, and act imper-
fectly. To remedy this, medicines are required So
thoroughly is the prorrietor of MARSDFN'S
VEGETABLE SANA1IVE PILLS aware of the
priceless value to the whole community of the
vices of this branch of the learned professions that
he will gladly furnish free of cost this medicine to
clergymen of every denomination, not only for their
own personal u,e, but to be given to those who
unable TO purchase, whom they NAV encounter in
their constant rounds of mercy Depot, No. 487
Broadacoy, NeoO York. For sale 6y johnston, Hol-
loaray CotCdea, Wholesale agents, No 23 ". Sirth
street, PhiladelDhia, and By all druggists. ..
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'lubricatiye packing Tor steam enPines.-for term
see 723 chesnuL ST., phlla., and 20 dey ST. york
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Indispensable TO all tourists. Positive cure for
Bowel Complaints, Choleraic D1arrhea, ETC. Made
only by .s
G. H. NEEDLES,
TWELFTH AND RACE STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
so cents per Box. l dozen, SO.
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MRS. WooD's New NOVEL, Elster's
Folly" is having very extensive sale, as It
deserves, and the publishers, T. b. Peterson q
Brothers, have had their presses and book.
binders busy day and night to have the second
edition ready to-day. Everybody should read
this, the best of Mrs Woods books.
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COMPOUND INTEREsT NOTES $40 and $50
wanted De Haven & Brother, No 40 s. Third st.
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BUY Your BATHING ROBES, OIL Caps, Leather
Belts and Straw Hats for Ladies, Gentlemen, and
Children, at SlOans, No S06 Market street. Phadel-
phia, and at his store on Cape Island, Nd. r.
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IMPROVED LooK-STITOH MACHINES for Tailor
ana Manufacturers Grover 6 Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No 73O Chestnut street. T.