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Tas MASON q HAnLIS CAsIHsf 0sekss-Ths
highest musical authorities OF the land have pro
nounced In their hvor, - meeting wsns wn s,n
has long been fslt and combining more rns ss,
Ter now before che public. Among osner ~ " -
ges In their favor, they occupy little speee, sS
Eottsn up n highly oramse!.l ssy' ~ - - si,b
vhIeh they are played the simplicity OF their com
ssSuction, sud tksif sdsptation 70 all kinds Oh mu
sis--Pnpsssry DispsfeA.
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Observation-Disclosures that Gen. Grant
Of his own accord, and without linking the
trouble to consult with President Johnson,
inserted the following clause in tho order
making tire recent changes in the military
districts: H
sNsIor aensrsl O. II. Thomas win continue 10
exeouis ell ordsu which may Be In fores IN the sch
military district at The tins Of his AssuuinE CON.
The army 70 annul, altar or modify them" 81,
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A party Of eleven persons started from
Dover, N. H., on Monday morning, in a
boat for an island in Bow Lake. in S,raf.
ford, N. H., to pick berries, tho boat was
eapsized and the following persons drown
ed: Mrs. Jeremiah Davis and daughter,
two daughters Of Mr.. John Day, a daugh.
ter Of Mr.. Alfred Pcndar. and a daughter
Of Mr.. Thomas Gray. The bodies have
been recovered. ..r ........
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The ouicr assigning Gen. Thomas to
Gen. sheudans district, and Gen. Sheridan
to the Missouri dis,rict and Gen. Hancock
to the vacancy made BY tho removal Of
Gen. Thomas, has been published BY order
ofthe President. Gen. Sheridan IS ordered
to report a, Washington before prooeedins
TO his new field Of duty. ... =
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o., Gen. Grant told howan army on paper
was missed by robbing the cndle and the
grare; Gen. Butler gave us the word soon
trabapd' 40 applied to negro slaves made
free by war Gen. Sheridan now introduces
the word impeachment as descriptive Of a
man who is to be removed from Office
Gov. Wells was set aside by him as 'an i'm
pcdimcnt to the execution Of The laws
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

This remedy has long been cherished by the
community for is remarkable efficacy In relisv.
Ing. healing and curing the most obstinate. pain.
iul and long.stsnding cases OF cossA, Geld, inaa-
snIa, Sore TAroaf. Brosehifis, RAseping Cough,
Group, Asthms, Inflammation OF the Lssgs, while
even Consumption itself has yielded TO It's magic
influence when all other means have niled. It's
whole history proves that the past has produced
no remedy OF equal value. asa euro for the nu.
msrous and dangerous pulmonary affections
which prevail all over the land
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From ANDREW ARCHER, ESQ. Of Fairfield, Ne.
"About eight years since, my son. Henry A.
County, Maine, was attacked with splitting Of blood,
cough, weakness Of Lungs, and general debility,
30 much 90 our family physician declared him TO
have SETTLED CoNsUHPTios." lie was under
medical treatment for number OF months, but
received no benefit from IL. At length, from The
solicitation OF himself and others, was induced
Wn.D CHERRY. which benefited him 90 much I
obtained another bottle. which In short time re.
stored him 10 his usual state Of health. ! think
can safely recommend this remedy 10 Others In
like condition, for II Is. think, all II pufports 10
be-THE GREAT LuHa REMEDY PoR rHE TINES!
The above statement, gentlemen, 10 my reissfa.
x oasIi5E 70 yen In fAvOr Ofyour Bal'sm. and Is
Prepared by SETH W. YOwLE& SON, - rre.
mont Street, boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally.
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TIE sus AND rms sfARs-The stars all Ego OUT
by DAYLIGHT So must al the common adulterated
compounds Of ssleratss disappear before Pyles'I
that deaes all competition. Try II Ask your
grocer for Pyies 8alsntus, and see that his name
10 on the package. IN
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.....r PIrrssuRGH, September ,, 1866.
Mssus. Hosfsftr + SmiiA,

NoHs. hoHtHO SHm,
PntsburgA, Pc. .. H r
GHSrs I'll think an only doing The Psrt ofa
good citisea when testify 10 the great eeoens
resolved by me nom the uss ofyour stomach DIT
tsrs during the last Ave yssrs scjosrn'sr iofs
time In the oil regions, In 1851, hsd severe BIZ
lous attack. which. 10 connection YIN ay,pepnsS;
len me In very weak condition. .,ssS . ho,ais'
10 try your Bittsrs, and ha.inE pIoourea eou.s'
found that they worked IKE ensIm apoIs IT. m
sSs .psss .s.l and ne. Is seemed e SsTs
been iniused Int my ,'sm, 20 zen , ~, 'nss
Time A. . tonic. think they are Invaluable;
Tn, summer. having hsd . similar attack. (and
=. hefore. mach redncedJ although under the
tressmesS o. sn A No. physician; was again
obliged 10 have recourse 20 the old Bitters, and
vjtS the same good result having gained d1
pounds within . Few days. I puchascd half
dozen bottles few weeks since, and purpose 70
use them regularly ~ tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain
Ysurs, gratefully.
lm32 WILLIAM MILLER.
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Fishers Compound Mandrake Bitters.

FROM the original recipe. Unrivaisd for it, s6fes.
cy. Asuracur for Diseases e the Bsesd asa
Secretissa. Prepared by u. W. Nalllngiosd.
ONDS A CO.. Kennebunt, Me-. Proprietorsi
RUST BROS. a BIRD, - Hanover st.. Boston,
Sole Agents for New England. 3m9
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Gold BEADS Lost.

OST, on the Lyman Plains. some where between
IL the house OF Joshua CLARK and the tar kilns,
string OF about u gold heads. The finder will be
amply rewarded by delivering them to
3w3J. MARY 3. DREW. Dayton
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IN your hor,s has commoa cold. catarrhal ~
yer, OF dstsaper, (symptOms-fever, cough. nasal
dishargs Of O. broynish coiorJ, sivs sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders. ~. E-.T
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THE SuRRArr JURoRs.-The following
data relative to the nativities Of the Suuatt
jurors may not be without interest to the
public: ..,..
W. D: Todd. born Dec. .. 1909. In Nswbury-
port, Mass
Robt. Hall. born April 90 1927, in Als1sn-
dria county, D. @.
]. Russell Barr. born January. 1912, In
Northumberland county, PENN
Thomas Berry, born Feb. 10, 1917, In New
York city.
George A. Bohrsr, born Jan. 1, 1916, In
Georgetown, ID. @.
Christian Schneider, born June II, 1891, In
wirtenburg Germany
James Y. Davis, born July 30, 1910, 10
Northumberland county. Va
Columbus Alexander, born Sept. ID, 1873, In
Alexandra, Va.
WIN. Mclean, born Dec. Q, 1890, in Kilmar-
mock, Scotland.s
Bepjamin =. Morsell. born Jan. 30, 1921, In
Prince George county, Md.
Benjamin L. Cuttings, born Dec. 81 1908, In
Montgomery county, Md. lu.-
william W. Birth, born Jan. IL, 1908, In
Washington, ID. q.
Those In the above list whose names. are
followed by were for the conviction Of
Surratt. ..' ..|
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D" couoH, AID Coins, at this ssasou Of the year
10 prevalent, and which, u neglected. might provs
natal, can be cured BY timely ass Of Johnson's
AnodYne Llnimenkl N IL. M L-------- IL
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Aug. 81

Al market or the current week Cattle, 1896 Sheep and
Lambs, 1885, SWINE 22s, number Western Cattle, 1871
Eastern Cattie, % Zoo
RErArKs.--Rsceipts of Western Cattle for the week
only 1877 head owing chiefly 10 The advance In pfss
Albany Of full 90 cwt Dealers were not anxous
10 se without the additional advance which obaipei
and In some Instances cent. oose, considering that
the average quality Of the cattle was not equal b ~
week.
PRICEs-Beef Cattle Extra, tl2 rs % Is Is, nyt
third quality, SO 50 ID II 90.
HIDES 10 to l0ic Y n. raliow,7 10 Ticfb.
PHLTs, I 500 Is each.
CALY SKINS, 700 25c y n
MICH cows and Calves $40, 90, rs, IS, % 1oo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS, In lots, 81 20, ~, 50, ....
"a 90 each, Extr. 81 40 13 co. from q Tn Sc D
swINE-we.tern fat swine, live, to sic v ID.
Dressed 10 40 l0!c per h.
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In this city, Aug ~ Lyier a., dsughter a. Erutu and
BsrthA Abbott, asci year, nsonths and - daya
In thisrsy. AS 10 Oss Rssk~, ard - ys.u.
In Poelsnd. Aug. :, Jana 4 smith, tSmriy q this
city, Ased - yessN = 80
In Hollis, Aug. 10 IIenry n, oaiy IN q nusthy b.
And slia hss nAnisrs q lIO,yots, Sgd jean and
In s.co, Ass: u, Mr. Robert Jams.oa, seed o year.,
II months an II days
II uis sisy, Aug. n, Csp. Nsah psarpe. asel ~
yesn, 8 monshs and 10 days- fa many yea. Mr.. d.
va re.isst of PosAsi, removing 10 ts city sner he
nre In 1884
N pssvsk, Aug. .. Jams Apirvvs, sreA 90 yssSs.
Io persisk, Aas.9, Ma fnnses Cksaskk, secd %
years.
In syrinsvaie, Aug. & Me- oi'es Baa.sn, sged Is
year.
IN Acton, Aug II, NJ. ris n langley ssed - yean.
In Bs<s"o, Ass. ~ wn. Misikss, sssa o. yesr<
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n. Chadbourne, Edward II. Buruham, Nathaniel
Billings, Ivory Mason, Frank foss, David Tul-
bury, Joseph Ha!dy,F. W. auptili, William II.
Ss.fsr( s-wiiiism L. Emery, .ye,hro n. Plum .
mer, Samuel NOVEL;, Jonas n. Dormsn. William
r. True. Joseph 3. Hove. ~
~ KimbSll. William sayward.
Sestk Bsr,ei,k 7-Elisha Ii. Jewett John d. Nea-
ley, GeorgeC. Yeaton, Lysander ID. Young. jos
'ps IAj SsSpG RSS.ri. NV. Little
Geld. Mark Tibbetts, e. 3. Fowler.
Wells s-Jere. NJ. Eaton, George Hobbs, Emilus
Q. 6stehsll, Cyrus II, Hobbs, Joseph Curtis Thee.
York John b. Fernsld, samuel Phiibrook
Thompson, q. ". 5. Putnam, John JGntins.
Report accepted. Gu motion Of John
Wentworth, Of Ki,tery, Yotsd, That the
Chair appoint committee on permanent
organization. Chair appointed
John wentworth, Kittery.
Cyrus ii. Hobbs, Wells.
lame, Morton. Hollis.
Almon Lord. Parsonsheld.
lanes L. Emerson, Alfred.
Wiimsm d. Fsndefsou, Biddsford.
Committee reported as follows:
Pysssdsrt--len william Hobson. OF Saco.
p,es Prss,dsrts--Fon. John 0Brion Of Cornish
Hon. Ths0dOrs ws Of ws mS, h0 I.n ssn f,a
Of Burton David TuIbuIy Esq q ssco Cap,
i IimlnsioS. '".'' y 0A '''
John S.si K. butler Of Bida.fOrd,
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Case, Of
Alfred.
On motion Of George c. Yeaion, Of Der.
wick, the following were appointed Com.
mite on Resolutions:
George g; YcatOn. South Berwick.
Horace II. Burbank. limerick.
F WE Su ~ nSufA'' ssc %.'''AA'
,,,
Fofed, lhat curing the in'eIth'ss'oh' TIC
delegates from each Senatorial District meet
together and select two names to DE pre-
sented to the convention as candidates for
Senators, and that the delegates from the
8. w. District also present two names for
County Commissioner; also, that each dis.
1900 Co,,,y Com
trct present tntee uaihes ior Sou"y So'"
,,;,,., ...
r. W. Gup,ir, of saco, gave notice to
the delegates from the 8. District to meet
In the lower hall
J.w. SARGENT. of Kennebunk, gave no.
yy m.
'co 10 INC .e'es'e' 'o,' ,"' " "
uic' 10 inec' in u'e "Ppe' "a''
~. III. Burbank, Of Limerick, gave notice
to the delegates from the Northern District
to meet in the lower ball. -
Voted, To adjourn TO meet nj z r. NJ.
4, =, Al .,.U,, o. .j;o,,,m.,,
"' w IN. c &c NJ.
NJ O.'.s,,sa d.. n.r,0. or
par,0 n smith. s.oo.
Joseph W. Hanson: lyman ,rn. -,
riot
Voted, That this district have four NOM
hers Of the County Committee.
a,
Mr.. Morton reported
Jane. NJ. p.ering. s.eo.
Thcpas TsrSoa. "' bsatca.
William D. Henderson, Biddeford.
Report accepted. w. F. Moody Of Ken.
neounkpo" IRON TIC D. W. o'Su'c' report
ed the names oil
GsSrEs Gsot.in, Wells Wells. n.,-,..
n, candidates, for Senator, and
c,.n.,,s Mnar,m Wells
John G. Lord. Lebanon.
=, candidates. Cor Couniy Commissions.
and G., County c,mm;,,es.
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DIED..

-. II Nouo. q DEATHS, no sso-ing hx Bncs inserted
ee, sho'e thai numi.r, ii regular advertising rAtes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ftster,s Cough Drops.

A standard remedy Tor COUGIIs and cONsuM
TON, prepared by q. W. WalllngfoLd. grandson
Kenncbunk. Me. Proprietorsj q. U. GOODWIN
CO., 90 Hanover st., Boston, N. T. Agents. 3m23
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MARRIED.

In this oity Aus. -, by Rev. J. Sewers, Mr John
Hanson and MIN Lsnss Powers, tp<h q this eay.
In saoo, Aug. I. BY Rev. rre, Mr. BeurJ Laid, OF
seo, and hi.s sArAh ii. ADirewsi az Anfovef
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true COPY II the original oder,
Aust, 0EoRGE H. KSowLros. Rsgis,ss.
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DYE House Notice.

r WOULD inform the citizens OF Saco and Bidde-
| ford thst have removed ffom Tire old Saco Dye
House 10
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where all order, entrusted 70 my care will DO
promptly and carefully attended 10. at prices de-
N ing competition. I would also state that MT.
Free has hired The old Ssco Dye House and posted
up notice which seems intended " Indicate that
he Is In company with me. do noe receive orders
at Ln dye house.
3m3J HORACE bUkhB.
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George Getcheli Wells. r.... ....
Timothy pams. EilioS nae. 80 a.
VIZ. Moody, ksansbunkport,
wsrs appointed committee to receive, sor
and count votes for a candidate Tor Senator,
from the 8. E. District. Committee no.
ported .f
whole number cfvotes, l@
Necessary 20 o choice, W
Edwin N. smith. 70. Pc on. f; III q
JesepA ". Hanson, T.s t"rr J Is ".
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AGAIN IN BUSINESS
w. y. DuAekC.

rs AGAIN PREPARED TO FENUVATE
old Furniture and Upholstery, and buy and
exchange Furniture.
His new Shop snd Store il st .2S3 Brady -,
orst store room shove Eifsh.
Al esdsss pssnptly 1llel. dsels-dtS
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How % Obtain shares nnd En-
1~Pmv10RS
Ioca, GENTS WANTED throughout the United
Statee.

The;Association hove appointed ~ Receiver, Mesers
GEORGE A. COOKE 4 CO., whose well known In.
tegrity and business experience viii be . SUFFICIENT
guarantee that the money entrusted to them will be
promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PnILApEarsiA, Pa. Nay 70. 1851.
To the Officers and Members Of the washington L.
brsry Co. N. s. ElD Secretary.
Gentlemen Or receipt Of your favor Of the 18th
met, notifying No Of our appointment a. Receivers
for your Company, we took the liber , to submit .
copv OF your Charter. with . plan Of your enterprise
TO the highest legal authority Of the state. and having
received his favorable opinion in regard to 10 lie. ahiy,
n d eympathizing with the benevolent objees Of your
Association, viz the education and maintenance 81
the orphan children Of onr soldiers and eailofs At the
Riverside Institute. we have concluded to accept the
rust, and 10 urc our best efforts TO promote -
worthy an object.
Respectfully. you're. &C.,
GEO. A. COOKE 4 CO.
Address III letters ard orders to
GEO. A. COOKE & CO.,
rs South Third Street, Philadelphia, p
Receiver for the v ashingtou Library GO.
J~ulyS-dAwam-
y. q. q. CAvBNDl9Ms
70. Dendiae. Assasl - DsvsapeeG
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slTTspuRC.
Iron Works.
W OLIVER 4 PHILLIPS,

HAsuEAcfuRsas OF
Carriage and Tire BOLTS.
ThismbIe Aketns and Pine Boxes.
Wagon and skein lBOlts.
G,oaCh and Leg Screws.
0aumre ard 1lexagOn Nuts.
Cast nnd Wro.a Iron Washers.
Mnchjme md gslOw sBOla..
wrought Iron Hinges.
Tuyere 1rOnss
bridge lsolss and Castings.
=. q. splice Bars and ISvies. &c.
A full assortment Of standard si,ee kent ~
stock. WAREH0uSE-w aterand Market AZ.
pittsburgh. octl7 .dly
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V0nv VIA W. for the past ~ years. and il therefore
| The pcrson whom all afflicted ehould cousult No one
sver hoard Of pstiento OF his not being cured rince he
Sss heen in this city. His reputation has youcherr in
an The ri.v papers. HE patients and the mef icsl pro.
Ss..iop moth here and abroad, az being the mosf skil.
led specialists here, and . thorough master Of ali ec1.
usl diseases. II all others fail, DON'T despair. give
him : esl. II IL only q common occurrence with him
a. ru,e ench cases. His rooms are separate for ladice
and gentlemen, and the most comp ee In the citr.
YorNo MrS. Take Particular Notjce.-Doctor Big
elow dcyotes mnch cf his time to the treatment 81
thea casee caused BY . secret habit. which ,uinr both
hodv ana mind. uEnfti- Z the unfortunate individual
fr either business orsocic'y. TIE sad effect q these
early habits: or the cxcesscs OF ripper yearr. is 10 weak
an he debIlitats the constitution. DESTROY the physi-
cal and mental powers. diminish and enseebie the
natural feelings. an exhaust the vita, energies Of
manhood the pleasures Of life are marred. the object
Of marriage frustrated, and existence itself rendered
a term of uncea-ins misery andregret. such persons
especially those contemplating marriage, should lose
no time In making immediate application. as DR.. B..
By his new treatment. lie enabled to insure a speedy
and perm auent cure.
Consultation free and confidential. Office, No. ~
Sou,h Clark street, cor. or Monroe. half . block nom
the Pa. I OHice. Post dice Box ia. Chicago. ILL.,
once bours from Q A. n. to 3 p. NJ.
send for HE uuide 70 Health, " publiahed month
G.B.@Ladies, ssnd for : descriptive circul9 a
PeSsarie Renedie, u bet pssvs1fvo o. eoncoVe3on
kn0WD. Onttooa eo6ssoDlbeee Aafos.:
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the REAL vELPlU FEMALE PILLS
FRENCH.

Theee Pilie, go celebrated many years ago in P1fs,
for the relief oil female Irregularities. and afterwards
for their criminal employment in the practice Of abor,
tion, are now offered tor sale for the krst time IL
America. They have been kept In comparative OBJ.
security from the fact that tho originator. DR.. velpau,
IL = physician 10 Paris, Of great wealth, and strict
conscientious principles, and has withheld them from
general use, leet they should unemployed for unlsW-
ful purposes. :.
In overcoming Female Oheti nctione. Falling II the
Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression. Retcn
ton. or Immoderate Flow OF the Monthly Dis
charges, Nervous and Spinal Affections, Paina in the
Back and Limha, Fatigue ON slight e~xertion, Pnlpita.
ton OF the Heart. Ny sterics, ETC., and Will effect .
core when all other nenne have failed and, a.
though q powerful remedy. do not contain cslome..
antiinoIy, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
To married ladies and Young girls who have never
been regn-ated, they are peculiarly suited. They
viii. in q short time, bring on the monthly peficC
with regularity.
CAuTsoS.-Married Ladies' should never take them
when there is any reason 10 believe themselves pfeg-
nani, for they VIII be sure TO produce q miscarriage.
Ladies can p-ocure . box, eeaied from the eyes of
the curious. BY enclosing one dollar, AMI Elk postaae
stamps to NJ. W. MACOMBER, General Agent Sos
the United States and Canadas, - Albany, n. T., .
% any authorised Agent.
espt3o-dAwlv m0PF1o00 = 0o0r1co.
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DR.. Bigel0W.

isthe only Physician, ae a Specialist,
now In Chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. Go TO HIN, and not euf.
fer that horrible disease to remain In
your system, disnguring your face
and body. besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects oflife.
He hae made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NkkNOCS UERULTY his sfnda
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STEAMSHIPS.
Ev ERI ~
EVERY WfU~EaRAv.

NTsAM To AMI FROM LIVERPOOL AND
~ QUEENSTOWN lss.Axpl twice a week.
The l<MAN I1<E saiif..
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plantations Of the above preventive, with an essay on
the subject Of prevention. All correspondence conf.
Dental. Address a~!lletfers 70 J. 8. WILLIAMS,
auQ2Ndly Drawer 2l1. Louisville. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
The Washington Library Tom.
IDnny.
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS,
AZ PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Or at the Institute. Riverside. N. }.
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTR.

! Cash Present. ....... $4,000
| Cash Present. 2".Us)
| Cash Present ............ 1000
! Cash Present s.so
9 Cash Presents of s. 100 each. .............. 500
l Handsome Country Residence, Stable,
Grounds, &c, Germantown, Philadelphia. $500
den. n 1900
business established, No. 1914 Washington
Avenue, Philadelphia. ........... -. -. $1,000
Ground. Fruits. &c. 10000
1 Thrce-story Cottage. Lot, &c.-...-... !. 3.Ut0
- Valuable building Lots. Riverside. So each $500
= Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, Span Of
10 NGT ! h building 1 Ioi. sG ma.t.id.. $500 each s.s"e
| Beautiful Silver-gray Horse, 10 IL hands
high, sired by the celebrated imported Ara
bian Horse 'Caliph :" also, alight Road
Wagon. weight l%O pounds, with set Of SUI
perior Single Harness, &C.. making . frst1
class establishment. 5000
20 Pianos, $500 each. 1900
20 Nelodeona. S223 each $500
3 Rosewood Sewing Machines, 600 EACH. 1.0u0
10 Family Sewing Machines. 500 each. ...... l.UU
50 Fine Gold Watches. $an each...........- 1900
100 Oil Paintings, by leading a~rtists-aggre-
stsmel.. Hair shawl.. si.,so each ........ 500
aCamel's lair Shawle. 5000 each, ........ 6,W0
3Handsone Lace Shawls. $50 each........ ~
10 Cashmere Shawls. $50 each ................. 300
20 Sill Dress Patterns. as EACH. e. 9. =. I,5O
81 City Building Lots, $i75 each ............ s.io0
The remainder will ton.ist OF Silvcrware, Mu-
steal Boxes, Orera Glassee. Pocket Bibles and
different artic. es of ornament and uee amount
ing to..
Total sao, 900
All the properties given clear OF incumbraLce.