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Dsssxnctivs 81 cenSoxt, and not worth NJ;
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ExGEI.&IOR! EXCELSIOR!
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair ExterminatOr /!
KeR kERuIING srRkRkLTaIt Hale.

Two the ladies' especially, this invaluable
II deyAlstory recommends itself beine almost
Indispensable article female bsaaty s~sfly applied
a-s not bura ipi Grs the shto but scts directly
the rootr. IL sarr.ntsd supsffnous hair
fua low f1rebs ADJ from any part Of the BODY
pisi~ly, ally and radically sxsirpating the
lesving the shin soft smooth and batnrsl Thf ~ the
only Article used by the French. and the only real 81
fotuA d-pfistofy Price rs cents per park
ser sc1t postpaid any address receipt q su
der, BY bkhG Es, SHUTS co. Chemists,
rs River St., Troy, N. Y.
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For sale.

Loo sALE-- One u lots OF the corner OF lf,h and
Morgan strests, well fenced ana or ameuta tre.s
e front. sad side wak Oh both sdss Tree 800 cash
Title good or no sale. Enquire u
sprT II b. TRvEYCK
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Tor sALE-A frame dwelling house, with
sfx rooas full lot. with fruit and o,hsF on
the sitaaed the ~ High snd seventh
streets Eeoknk. Price 1900. Title good Enquire Of
mchls II. B. TKN-gYCK.
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HNok stLE.-Lot !. block 49, % the corner Of sth
II aud ftmea, on which IL J. afed Frame Dwelling
House containing rooms, number Of cloests sood
cst~rn ssd cellar lot sell fenced ard vii coru1ana
rent Of So per nsoafh. Title good tr no sals
Enqurs Of sprR II. TEN-ETcK
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Eroh sALk--A twc-story brick D~eIling House con
= tanning rooms, cellar c tern frame Lara: lot
IA feet front aud lac derp - near The corner Of
sth aud Bank streets Title good or 20 sale
Enquire Of spisl H.. B TES-EYcK
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ur0R eALB-ssx Of cry desiratle Rrape ard
- fruit lsed situated Grand Avenue about l x
miles from the Court House. VIII Be- diride4 suit
purchasers. Eoqnlrs 81
mufT H.b. TFN-FY II
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s5S SSs;
IN port 18Th, bark 3 Paint, Cor Nfork ids.
sa AGs and asse s
% hsp % oms sr e ssi
IS, sr Ss Ha Toda asdsrs f!.sss
from d Sr asssas sSs
American Ports.
on sTSfs .ss so,naa ys
Eyarsa Por Ssasa rsya via Flores n Evm Urn sEss
Barcelona; brig Fearless, from Smyrna.
clearsd-Brgs Fannie Lincoln Collins Havana; Josie.
sailed wind s. isht-Barks Frsdonia, Alice rA'ison,
cHARL EsToN, Aug ls-cieared bark Annie Kimball.
istl-Arrved, steamer Katie from Wilmington Del; brig
ssaG sssr ana 49, for
on &C. Aug ss1 c.ron.
be sEsi ss5 ss: s.
Walker, bridgeport Oh for New York Deborah sous.
q River Boston - VIM NIB barliHs barter x:s
iss ta s sns lp for do Fanny s1s S sss
s TssSl oE De- coaa1
bs I ss EaHs @
ana mar ADJ. .st
bs hosss and sssr Hog Bay s
Wind oorsop DO Cor Phadspha; Pearl Adams. Beverly
Returned ION aoca ma,n Of SoG ns.a
Gem Clio. Chara Leader r. Conant ' 49,
18th, AMArrived, brigs Hyperion Simonton Inasua for
Portland Jnls Arcy, Babbige Bangor FOR Philadelphia
Conin. Shree for do $3.50
enthusiastically Levant briggs BENZ Carver Hyperion
Essex; schrs Arthur Clifford, Capela. VIM Darling Fam
ny Shaw.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug I3-Arrived, ships Pocahontaa,
Weeks, Bath Queen Victoria, Hughes Liverpool bark Bon
Pere (tr). Boucheron. Bordeaux.
PENSACOLA Aug 5-Arived. bark John Dwyer KILL
NYork. briggs Leonard Myers Hicks Apaiachieoa;
Nenonah Sturdeyant, New 0reans schr Richard Hill,
Hulse. LavRca sth bark Iibertad, Bowdon, Aspnwal;
9Th ship Union (Br, Bell Liverpool schr Clara Bell ANS
buTv Kew West
Cleared IN Geo Dill Holden Lavaca: 9th. brig
Pyoteus Mahoney Boston.
PORTLAND, Aug l6-arrived, steamship Dnigo, sher
wood NYoTk schrs Ida May Drsko, Baltimore; VIII
lard Parsons Philadelphia Leesburg Davis. Port John
son: Bramhall. Hamilton. NYork.
Clcared-Bark Ciarita (Arg). Race, Buepos Ayres.
san FRANCISCO. Aug 15-Arved, ship Electric Spark,
Leach, Boston.
SAVANNAH, Aug l3-Arrived, steamship San Salvador.
Scke-son. NYork
IAN Cleared. briggs II Kennedy Webster, Cadx; Sell
ma. uappeny, Darsn.
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lxplasloa AND FIRE ON An EXCURSION STEAMER.

Great Comm0tion and Alarm Among the Pas
senGers-A Sunday Excursion Spoiled.
fesserdny morning "a the Peoples Line steamboat
Paisado was about leaving tho dock, foot OF Spring
street. on her first trip Fort Lee aud intermediate stop
ping places explosion said TO have taken place aud
She vessel discovered to be fire. The boat was
little behind her regular starting time ten O'Clock
IN consequence Of the rush Of people that kept hurry
on board anxious 10 make the most OF the beautiful
day, promise Of which was given by bright
morning skies and an uncouded sun.
The plank had been drawn aboard, The hawsers cast
OF and the last arrivals Fastening TO seats
II possible, on the upper decks from which they hoped
70 eno5 the beautiful OF the Hudson in the
10 fort Lee, when the cry Of STREE was heard IL was
no false sa for simultaneously with the cry the decks
and saloon Of the vessel fast filling with dense
smoke which burst up from below The usual alarm pre-
vailed and scene of great confusion ensued Notwith
standing thai the boat still near the dock, the feeling
security was paramount for time. The vessel was
again moored 10 the dock and Ia the rnsh ashore there
was some rough husing and crushing, IN which women
ana children suffered little but much OF the evil con-
sequences natural to alarm OF the kind where there
were so many people congregaed In small space, was
avorted by the presence OF mind of few who stemmed
the torrent and kept the gangvay clear for the women
ana children TO go ashore Seven eight persons were
found TO have been scaded severely and individual
who in his excitement fell overheard, after cooling
submersion was rescued by two persons who plunged
into the water to assist him.
The IRE, which broke out in the engine room, was
speedily extingushed but the boat conld not resume
her trip as three large pieces found 10 have been
freighted with PASSENGERS and indeed provden-
ta that the fire showedssef before the boat had left the
dock otherwise the consequences woad no doubt under
al the circumstances, have been very serious
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,lornen were supposed TO ts under the influence o.

tenen were supposed 70 ts under the influence Of
liquor.
"Lave rules tho court the camp, the gsove.n says
Walter Scott, and does not seem absent from the
camp meeting. Broheriy love ana sisteriy love, and
both comminged are everywhere apparent, while tho
dictates of tho philosophy cnIoined IN the maxim
Ito love one another" are carried out in a most
praisewarthy manner Apollo end Chloe hero
moraii7e on "loves yoDng dram and mlnyie
religion and affection 10 very happy manner Stern
dark featured look daggers when they their
eldest daughters flirting despcreil With fascina
Ing Adons from Carolina, aId warn III m TO stick TO
their religious But Ter all that tho bellies
age to have a good mon with their beaux; and tho
camp meeting thus far has very pleasant picnic aspect
besides its regular religious attributes.
Next Sunday tho meeting viii probably be
greater than II Yesterday. when thousand
two OF cplared oRzens must have present II
tho weather continues fair the dsrk element will
tanly DO strong in the neghborhood. and Flush
ing certainly experience tho effects OF ccpse-to
coGnterbalanco tho deficiency of lately pre-
dcted by amateur meteoroogsts.
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Notice to Mariners.

Nofice to Mariners.
The GEORGETOWN tsCl Times Of Aug 4ssys-
ne Com m ssonefs OF Poage report Sc Pass Pa, and
Niger Head Point Buoys gone adrIft.
whalemen.
Arrived a. s. Helena June H. barks Triton Cornell OF
Nh. from the BraSis, 1000 hbs tod
board and sailed cruise 10Th Robert Norrsnn
worth. OF DO from cruise With 600 bbs and 40 40
All ,od aud 800 lbs bone land cid day to cruise Juy
sEp Hunter, Besse OF do oil before reported and AZ
same day 10 cruisel '-~ ''e
spoken.
SIP folkiown Driver from London for New yorh July
sap ssl y, Cock from ST John, NIB for liverpool
SIP Columbia \, from Liverpool for New York Aug a. ia,
sh SemiTs%s Is asy, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
Bark F,lon from Boston for Mon,eviaso Aug u.s. ia.A
80. lon - lo-so pilot boat W II Aspnwali No III.
Brig Century Br) Moneyam, from New YORK for Per.
nambuco, July II. lat 80 %, Ion u E
FOREIGN Ports.
CARpvv, July s-Ar1yed ship Emma, Rich Hsvre
Cow Bar, ca, Aug ~ rived schr Annie Greave Burke
Boston sh, brgs ChliiSuwsAh Fuller, NYork, eth NJ
gara Garry do schr Ia vaguL Cossins. Passports loth
oa ss eSn ~ Laird M r. yos sr,e
ga ~ bark Giles Lorng finknam nv so wrs
sna 1Seh Lsa,h Boston p es Srss SOUS S"ss
biss scp ss,sm sGsmSes. Hoy b. boston s
''Ss ssoSo' Tunc. kYoiki Geo Oichris~ ""'s'~" ~.
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SUPPOSED EXPLOSION Of 1SE srEAnTuG AntlA.

MI fIstHT5 TnOUIhf Ia he TlONt.
Captain John Lehman, or the steamtug c. p. Smith,
reports that at ten o'clock yesterday morning, or Coney
Island Point while coming up to the city from Sandy
Hook, he picked up the top Of pilot house and two
lamp boxes, with ono lamp also one OF the pIo, house
sashes OF the seamtug Adeia aud. nothing has
seen heard Of Of the crew. supposed that all
hands have been lost. The for supposng that
she has been blown up that the cash picked np has
not particle Of glass in H. and has appearance OF
having been caused by explosion. The material
picked up can be seen board the C. Smith, the
foot OF Jackson street, East river.
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me inserert rron the amount OF tax d.pa,ed by the
stamp DISTINCT from the penalty, fcrnS part OF H.
and cannot be RENTED I, should in al BIO coll
ieeted when said amount exceeds $50, when
the penalty IL Yernitad The amount thus collected
should be entered npon form IS and returned 10
the assessor and should a be entered under the head
o''inierest go %" npoa the monthly abstract OF col
| laflto
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MISCEl,IlANEO
I'D FOR THE SOUTH.
"A CLOSING OF THE BOOKS OF THE GRAND Ma
TI0NAI. ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF TIE SUFFER

TI0NAL ENTERTAINMENT IN AID or THE SUFFER-
ING AND DESTITUTE POOR OF TIE SOUTH
The books be closed weeks the disrbu
ton q awards In order that the pames Of ticket holders be
copied for the Grand National Entertainment which will
take place September 3d. 2P NJ 10 Washington, d. G. The
distribution OF awards will be under the immediate
vision Of the committee compri ing the gentlemen fhonora
bic members connected with the association, given
Below.
No charity offered the pecuniary Inducements sub
seberA list Of promoters superior personal worth
respect than this nterprse. All labor
ing Tor this society working with the greatest fidelity
public for worthy they
gagged br!llan, and most satisfactory result s safely
predicted by all. and guaranteed by the goncnt CALI
fona well merted hanhs for the active
taken In the sale Of ckeis that State taxing hroagh The
kindness Of Hon Allan Mclean, President OF the Panama
Steamship Company Is. 900 tickets value $4,000
Only short time left tickets. These
be ordered from the Office OF the Assistant Secretary.
l76 Fifth OF BESETY. CLARK CO.: 2zO Penn
syvaG,a avenue. Washir yton. d. O..
Send FOR circular containing all Information
Managers members holding tickets requested
10 make immediate OF names Of purchaseTs also
Of the Assistant Secretary New York
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Marine Disasters.

Snip NELLIE FoGARrv Hussey, hence for san Franciseo
before reported burnt IN LAT II aod Ion W.
the catastrophe occurred.
MISSING vEssRSchr Rollins fof Pymouth Mass) cleared
al philadelphia July % coal laden for Plymouth
from entertslued for her
safety. Captain Charles Barlow and son, mate Harry
waa. George Atwood and two foreigners eompo
crew. They may have been picked up by ouiwArd
bound vessel.
Miscellaneous.
We indebted 10 Captain swe o. brig EmnA ai wey
mouth. Mass. for favors.
QuIcK TRiP-The steamship VIM Clyde, CAP. Powell
arrived here Saturday 18th inst, making trip from
New York 70 Wilmington, NC and back. vi seven days
The following table gives summary o. the vessels In III
harbors OF New York, Boston. Philadelphia Charleston
Savannah, Mobile, New Orleans and Galveston A. the
latest accounts from each OF those posta.-
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III ruHb1hg UP 70 tHe eastward when on The Royal
Yacht squadron Castle, considerable amusement, was az
orded OF the way IN which the Pantomme and eer were
jockey ing each other The Pantomme hauled across The
crn or he Gelert In effort TO get the
tersh but the Panomme was not to be caught IN
manner and at once saw The move thai intended
she mined ately hauled too, that the panto
COINED nothing by operation being left precisely
as she was before on the Geerts lee quarter On going
come the leading vessel The tina was
H. H. S. ~ Az Z
Aline ............4 30 Gelert. ......l so so
Egera. ........,4 40 40 Pantomime 81 Ia
So that. although the race finally concluded in
time 10 save tho boat TO Southampton there is no doubt
that II Ia the hlines prize
Tomorrow the prize TO be sailed for viii. be given BY
the Royal Yacht squadron, cup OF the value of 100
Will BIO sailed for over the Queens Course The follow
ing are tho entries for IT,
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win be allowed 10 carry only sails on fixed stays and no
flying or fancy sails win be allowed which generally
considered TO be a very wholesome regulation.
The prize offered to-day for competition was for her
Maiestys cup OF hundred guineas sailed for By
Tho schooners Of the Royal Yacht Squadron. The fol
lowing were tho entfies
Yarhs 7ln. O,osseys Plao.
Dadom. 100 Mr T. 3. Stanley. ~. Blue white cross
Eyanza. .2i4 Earl Of Wilton. -. Blae
Alne.... ..2l5 Captain Tholusos. Blue ana yei0"
Egeria 1852 Mr. J. xulAoilaud Blue and yellow.
Gelart -. l6S Colonel l.. Lloyd. :. :. Red
Intrepid. CO Count lie Monoeaux Blue and yellow.
Paatomilne 1872 Colonel MARKHAM Blue and yeiio"
Abcnc se RSe M psssd
The course to the eastward round the Warner
light vessel pass TO tho southwark Of the Bramble be-
moarad to tho westward or Lepe buoy: back to the
ase, paseng between the Tag boat and the Castle flag
star, keeping outside all tho bnoys and shoals cei
ciuded except the Middle and Sturbrdge leaving the
Warner aud flag boa. on Lepe the port hand Twice
nd about fifty miles.
This a Time
At forty minutes past tea the preparatory gun was
rcd, and at ior'y-ave minutes past the gun
icg starring The air a. exceedingly light the time
so that several minutes elapsed before any movement
perceptibe among the yachts, but the Nyanza and
Albertine moved from their inoorngs The Dia-
and Intrepid the first to cant round and show
their bow6prils in ADVANCE and q few minutes they
had separated themselves from the rest forming two
distinct divsions So evenly the first two vessels
balanced that when viewed broadsde ou1y one could DO
SEEM as the outer vessel completely covered by the
AID the Pantomime brought up the rear Tonsas were
soon set and the whole Of the yachts well clothed
bui TIE Intrepid being the smallest vessel the time
they were shut out from view, had obtained good lead
the Diadem being second and the up together
On returning from the eastward when first in sight, the
Eseria tie leading vessel tho rest no, coming in
sight until a considerable time afterwards. The FIRST
that showed was the Alioe, Commodore Captain Theiu
so" OF the Victoria Club but tho Egera had been
forgotten at the time OF her arrival On passing West
Cowcs Castle they were timed as follows
H. NJ y H. M 8
Ecera.,.. IL 3 10 pantomimc 10 "a AZ
Aiino............ II 81 80 Dadem. ........ IS o
Gelert. .....:..; IL 81 Intrepid. ....... IT 80
In going 20 Tho westward the Intrepid made board
under the island, while the D.adem kept on her reach
to The north shore The effect Of this was give her the
Full bsncht OF the wostsouhwes wind on making hor
way down the Soen channel and she took the lead Of
the Intrepid On going TO the westward the Aine
gradually lessened the distance between her and the
EQera and this was carried successfully that on
the return TO the Squadron Castle having then COM
pie,ed the first round, they IN racing phraseoogy
really neck and neck and although officially il,
stated that there we're three seconds then between them
to The ordinary observer II complete dead heat
The time was as follows
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A nuRoes' NEAR PHILADELPHIA.

Fn.rADEirHIA, August Is, 1897
william Trophy, residing few miles north Of this
MY, shot his sister n-iaw TO- day, infIcnR mortal
sornd The cause has not been a'cersaaed. Brophy
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Its contemplated II the weather 9 suitable thai the
Two races for the Marquis Conyngham and Earl vanes
prizes shall be round the Isle Of Wight instead Of the
Queens Course, but this will be declared until the
mornings OF the races.
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S HIP PIN g NEW S
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST IS. 49,.

Arrived.
soahamppa Ns xxx PM & msc and s Az ana
TO oelrichs Co. Had strong westerly winds and fog most
ass %;,S Pr; % sr Shack ford Coy 2B
sDsks srls sabine from Bay ses YORK on =
with ioS9 bales cotton and Passengers TO II Cromwell
steamship Gen Barnes Morton Savannah IS hours, With
mdse and passengers 70 Livingston, Fox co. Als; al
gao AM or Hatteras passed steamship Ivinsmon hence
s,ea ans. Emily Sender Iseby Charleston
20 ss New Bedford with mdse and
nsrf0 RGseysi Herman Ma1se,lles days. and Sc
d1s sss soss h G GSms MS 20 with
s. s:ii ass e. sas' days with sugar and mo
M y aS on s 80
ss S NO GssS 0 Ss ssvs
Brig Mary ocklemann, ciudad Bolivar % days. with
Bris Empress, Lesref Old Harscr, Ja,s days with log
ss TsS.s SS IS days With gu
Brig San George Banus HavanA 10 days. Dallas, TO
Brig Haf Columbia Brere.op, Trinidad. 10 days with
Big prise Snail days. with and
Rrir wiswel Lsekis Cardinals ss days. with sugar
Merr;.s Psn.sos o' s9sns
srls Ia, Thompson Savannah. days. with lumber to
schr syAchp Dauntess Lyons from cruise 10 .he east.
Sch, ,d Robert cslsws xccsme Port Albert W "da'
schr Isabel Dsnisson Para days with nu,s % With
am Z Co.
sehr sarah Rfncon Maracaibo s days. with coffee &C,
TO Maitland. Phelps Co.
sehr Johnson. Mcbride. censuesos, IS days with
Sch, Carrie Clark Kehoe, Grand Caynan u days
with logwood, 20 O Vessels
Schr Classou Coombs Corpus Christi 30 hdes
and wool 20 Miller / Houghion.
sehr Arctic Ogden Apaachicola II days, with cotton
&c. 10 master.
schr c Pcndleton Wood Florida
schI July FOURTH shaw. Union Island, Ga; 70 aays.
Schr Moonlight Doas Georgetown, sc.
Schr Mary Tibbits shaw, Georgetown. sc.
Schr John, Jones, Wilmington. NC.
Schr Queen Of the West Beny Wilmington, NC.
Schr Ward Ward Virginia
Schr D Barnes Taylor Virginia
Schr L Stetson. Myers Virginia
Schr r Z q Steelman. Shoemaker, Virginia.
Schr ID A Berry voorhis. Virginia.
Schr d Williams. Ruon Georgetown DC.
Schr Edward. Bunker, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Q G Brooks, Brooks. Boston.
Schr w ID Mangum Chase, Taunton.
Sehr II r Ely Stokes. New Bedford.
Schr Ney. Chase. Fail River.
schr Kate Scranton. Palmer. Providence.
schr White Rock Jones, Newport.
schr Henrietta Rankin. Portland, CT
Below.
Ship william rapscott IS days from Liverpool
Bark ATLANTA tBrem), from Bremen-,sy pilot
Jones. No l3).
Wind at sunset sw. light
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win be allowed 10 carry only sails fixed stays and
flying fancy sails win be allowed which generally
considered to be very wholesome regulation.
The prize offered to-day for competition for her
Maesty's cup OF hundred guineas salad for By
tho schooners Of the Royal Yacht Squadron. The fol-
lowing tho entfios
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Y A G r TIN G
spEcIAL CORRESPONDENTS Of The HERhLn.

Animal Crwiso Of the Jersey City Yacht
Ciub-Their Departure and Arrival ut Fair
Haven, N. .J.-Thc Members On Sh0re-Tbe
Piace-Thc Anticipated Festivities.
YACHT LIZZIE,
orr FAIR HAVEN, N j., August IS, 1857
Around the club house of the Jersey City Yacht Club
Saturday thore brilliant show and general
joyment. Tn, OF preparation for the
earnest work Of starting model crafts belonging to
this association upon their annual cruise 10 this inland
lake the Shrewsbury rivera river bounded by
saubrious hills, pleasant valleys COSBY and
rural retreats
Tho cepira! figure Of tho feet the pretty steam
yacht Jennie aud about her, haunting their gaudy coors
and gay signals thus lending additional pcturesquencss
to the array the brave boats and putlan racers
fun of hustle and animation ovdenclng the greatest de-
sire to dart on before the fresh southwest breeze then
blowing. dash among them az their sails mpatenty
lutered in the pu1s that and anon would strike
them twrlng ,hergay in all possible shapes
noted them to DO the
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.2Q0On WA
Good Garden Seeds.

UOUU UdIuCu SCCUSs
avs sl0nRt was q S54l% hesaAj COS salla 3NEN
q pON0 smsvsh Psssnsp. ~ ~ VI bst'ao W
IL Early valsaiins Bunch SOAPS haa Las idsi1l
.0Eariy Bleed TnsneF Beet,
smooth Long Blood Beet,
Large Lste Dramhest, Es, Dutch, srd Sugar
N@Io~ Esbtage.h - H0Kia
Large foA Isadp ptsnksl a Basesesa Early
Cabbage
w, Extra Early kpesis C~cumbss. - qtt<>
i,oadss Long Green C~csnbcf,
Extra Long Gseen Turkey Cusumber. =
Brown Dutch sad Waite Cabbage LsHscs,
Green Ci,ron Melon,
Large Red 0uiss Sod, d
Ex,rs Early Kent Nay Peas
Large White Maro~iat Peas,
Scarlet Iurnep Radish. ~
waste Bed seslloP sqsash, YExs
Eshy Bush Senmer Crookaeek Sqsash,
Winter CrookWeck squash, .,hnss1 .I.IJkgt
WV Esdy Large Red Tomato. tpA " II issi ~
Large Round Red Tomato, &c. .jast seeeiv.
ed, fesh. genuine end reliable, at the Cheap Stas d
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
March =, ~ l-
II III TTU AT-THW-
$50 Bushels Northern Seed Oats.
Price 81 Cash. I'll "a l00 az.
H JAS WEBB. u. =
FsSrnsr 81. 20 al l)Sst rs
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A BEAUTIFUL. While Ksrosepe oiIin one and
DRUG STORE.
a FINE and full Assormeat Pocket Kni,,,.s lad
"A Scissors. q the DRUG STORE.
DoMATUMs. Hair oils. Colosnes and Extracts
u fos the Hsndkefchiei, 81 the
DRUG STORE.
pAzoRs, Razor s.r.ps and shaving Brushes, q,
~ The DRUG STORE.
HAIR brushes. Pocket, Round. Pine spd Dte~
A ing Combs. 81 the DRUG STORE.
KEROsENE Lamps. Shades, wieks, Buns,..pd
N Chinnsys. stbs DRUG STORE.
ZAP. Letter. Bill. Note and Legal fsps,- No,.
- snd Letter Envelopes, 81 the
DRUG STORE.
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