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Mira Tarey Probyn Mr. and Mrs Butler Mss Blacksmith Mr.
Opiyke W. W Tenant Nr ard M p Jfag faugter sf 'ss
.ergan Mr. and Ms Oooni T. b 6ralb G. seinesn Fueso
g. Boer J. Willie. n b. NeWc0mb s1d y a. fhrfif ~ frances
X G. Thomas Nh Rutherford, MT Oleke ai a-d pig . F-lP
two chdfe AMI unrse JlaEe HasnE Nj love- W. j. .'ycl j.
Morley M lie CoHie Mrs @. Gore ald tf chn sf
ard and daughter. Mr. Haynes Mrs Waugh MA bes
NJ Anger Ms z. D0niei 2 Dorian o Adams NJ ana a n
Lotha aFd dlHghter M Mss Bucken Mr BsekvehI oto ~
fkOM GLASGOW, Nov 26-ln steamship huIopa 10
mont John CRAWFORD David Orr DR. yelling enoel Ble AsI
NLTau Mat Lursan, James lrake Charles d. Lsfen James me
Esn Robert Cruz Miss Mary khanks EiWard LIONS Mr. yhPe
Arch Reid Miss Ellen Ross Robert Young Mrs Paterson Mn Ds
son Miss Mary Wilson, James Anderson Miss Jane GabseA ny 40
Field
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VENEZUELA.

IAGUAYRA A NAVY DEPOT - TIE CUAsPUD-
AGROUND-POLITICALAM AMNESTY FOR
PRESIDENT FALCON-THE REBELLION SUB
DUFD-REsIGNATIOS OF GEN. PERE2-THR
BAY OF SANTANA.
f'' ~ LASUAYRh. Oct. q, 1861.
The President Of Venezuela issued an order
by which port OF Laguayra s 20 he depot rot tho
n3,v OF the Republic. The iron steamer CuasplQ, which
has beeu bought in the United States by Gen. MOsquer
fo The navy OF the states OF Colombo, and Ter when
s9o0 coo have been paid foundore1 on the oath OF See-
nor within mikes northwest OF the mouth OF me
Draeo. The captain and crew ore safe Inc rssoh lor
no attributed TO two panls having Dccoiao
loose near the poop OF the vessel She hai oh Doarus
voluae marble statue which had cost $4,000 m EuroLes
aud was Intended for the Cathedral Of BoliNar TUG
President has hardened all political prisoners, aIi0
ordered them to be set at hbertS . . -,
The state OF Yullia has voted gO-1 med1t set VIE
nonds Tor President Falcon for the services rendered.
M him 10 the country during the last rebellion. IL las
4i,noiute0 a commission which Is 10 deliver IL 10 ue
frc''''N' WIN -- CARACAS, Oct %, 1867.
1ho fe,v revolutionary gangs which scattered
oer rho eouurv rather with the intention OF ROD
HING than of opposing the Government nave submitted
In rho nshnrities they hal the news OF fFesl-
don't Fncous success The revolution Is completely SUP
all parts OF the country inc news ID u
olAe character Falcon is the object 81 general COD
ratulaon for having come out OF the latl reDe"n Ir
Humanity A Gen. Jnan sanclsoo let ~
~nton 70 the President Of his office OF Secretary OF
war & was accepted aud Gen. Miguel Gil appointed In
his place -, c,ooa. ,y,enezueIaA saws taat Presi-
an Cabr,l OF the Dominican Republic has protested
atsf Inc minors prevalent in Europe and TIE Unteo
states OF having given up the bay OF SANTANA 20 the Gov
erumeut OF Washington IN consideration " a largo
,ant Of money He Is not disposed 10 sell or 10 lease
s mart of the Dominican territory, and would De buried
the ruins Of the Republic rather than 10 nave Snch
a thing happen.
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6opartncrs5ip Aotitts.
printiug.
n.rnnrcrRs ARRLVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Nov 2In steamship fsI'i, Nh,
quetts Mr. " q Tnor Ms DaileIss' H I'D Mr. prieit md
son r. NJ McDolad A. Low ,r Gensm M rIsnS ~ Rno
and Mira human So sa4 fu'h s-a.hs en,s' sH I,s
u " NJ ~ m rsseg Nc and Mrs TOWNSEND chit
Sp I'd ,yga, NJ Fsbru H. rasof hss Sherman and '''ef
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

WOW a-99ls bbls Flour, 1876 bhis. Whisky, i27 hbs.
Corn Meal s65 sacks Corn Meal l,I7s BUSH Wheat, s7s
hvsh Corn 100 bush Oats, 1000 bush Nat 525 push
80 nils Pork 300 ~ - Cut Meats ISL pSs Lard. ~
sscks OH Cake 2ssc9 Live Hogs, 3GI ho, Petroleum.
ss Dkgs Butter s22c pkgs. Cheese. $50 bbls. Eggs
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NEWBORN and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNK J, 1914
Passenger Station IN EevIot corner Twenty ,h5 Pea
ave Entrance on TreutT-seyenthsL
TRAINS LP1yF NEw.YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;
For HevHsven Bridgeport 700, 400 (kGl uD 4 i7B
OIL go tbrl. 3s5, 40 aud 90 (Er) p m
n. 3$j 80 D..
as, 40 (EI) $50. g. 90 (Brl ,. IN.
For Daier T00, 800 lL3 a m. 80 ~, ~
Tor Stanford ZOO 20 (R1 co. i3 ikl5 (R1l 25 400
Ok 345. 43O(Rrl a. SO CSC, 200 Xxi p n 80
Greenwich intermediate Stations 30 800 lJS N Z4'
~ 49, p CONNFCTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, via Springfield SEQ m lEIl 800 BL) sooP%
For Hartford and Springfield 200 u. tkLE RS 400 GIL so)
Pm -. 4. ~,
10, la NJ P,dygee sd FsbI Railroad 500 (ELl n
2 p-.,-..a =, -
l2l5. 300 800 ?. IN.
For Canal Railroad. y IS o 70 Northampton
TorH ousatouic Railroad, LOO a m, 500
IorN Railroad. 800 a. 3cO p
Tor Usubury and Eorsak Railroad. 100 800 n, ADp
NONN'-'' ''F''h JAMES H. HOYT SUP.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rs.s..... Cos
wArER
Sandy Hook..-. S:28 Island. 9;lS Hell ....l03s
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1urt @larnru's Notitt.

srarE o. SKw-YoEK.
PoKrWARDFNs OFFICE, No . Wlhanet
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
~ Of the Act passed April ~ ls5 entitled en- Aei
Rergnre Of the Port u New lork TO AZ persons
interested having charge Of the subject matter Of pcn hqnJ'
elimination survey that the following vessels nov under esn
b that tue gsaninoa sly
completed within succeeding ts lOlce Oh o0ss1 ss
Steamship Pronethens y
Steamship CITY of Washing ="
Ship Hersbel
Bark Magdlena..
Bounding
Brig Gertrude.
Big Thirty hidst, n
Aquila..
Schr. Village Queen
NlNTHOKNs 1OMPhlhs. Prsadsst
J Aue's HKKRNAS. Secretary.
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strunbuats anS 3aiIrCaos.

FOR PHILADELPHIA and LONG BRANCH.
Tartan AND DELAWARE BAY RAlLROAD-from Pier No.
81 foot " Duane &c. North River A. III NJ h1pes Ane iof Pala'
oeiplla. &c AZ y. .or Ieas River, Long Branch &c
bare 20 Phisdcrma only 81
For NesYorE-E1pess line from viaes Ferry, Philadelphia at
7:fj Do.
Ia fsrhI Line fr Philadelphia direct and way stations leaves
Pier No - at reaching Camden Al Returning ron Pha
deiphia no. 80 Norl Delvsreaycl at ? ~ Rate, ies
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GOUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. L-(WIN-

COVTHSIDE RAILROAD OF /. I-(WIN-
- TER AEBANGEMENISD
Leave James sp via l. Railroad, to JamAics for
Bsiylou and b way-sta'uus.
Railroad to for Babylon ani all way-st1uons
Leave sp, y Y, az wa L. l. Railroad 10 JAMAICA
for Babylon and al stations.
Leave Trinknaye brooklyn, 81 2 M via Brooklyn Central
Railroad, Jamaics Tor Babylon aId all wai-siatons
Bhyion at 1885 for Jamaica d all waystatons connect
Ing with Railroad arriving at Jaues sip At 10
Leave Babylon for Jamaica aud All waystaions connect
log Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving at fTankaYe
Brooklyn. al 10 A.. M.
Leave Babylon 2:iop Tor Jamaica and all waysaon' con
pectnR o. L. Railroad arriving ST JAmessshp At p m
Babylon l2fJ for Jamaica aud al wayat"us con
ave Irou At sos m and connecting also With tue hoeears Of
an m. nutes X WHITE Superintendent
10 take eject Nov 4 1867.
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Si!uatiuns 0lanttO -yNalts.

NVANTED-Iy young man who possesses a
" general situation a. tLE.N On any
wholesale or retail or suPEhCAROO or COfAlSIi en-,
clIr object, references n Baltimore flrhA ana
EeN-Yolk. Address 5. H. s.. Tribune Otce
NVANTED-By a \ Dung Man with good refer
w ence situation as LIGHT POTTER, MESSENGER OF IN an
Ofoe o. Store Apply. or sI tiys . go.
JOHN WATSON Ne. 28 West Twert1 eighthst
[NANTED-By a Young Man with reference,
w situation PORTER HAND in stable Alpif
o three DAYS. 20 JAMES BATS. No Ahat' ST. =. T..
Ar CARPENTERS large, Grst-class EMPLOY
N MINT OFFICE for SELECT SERVANTS No l E''enin't,
corner sirtbav tesianhcd D. years Dee found 1ts-iy o.
haui capable Male Female HELP GERMAN EugIsh, Scotch Amen
can Irish, all private i boarding houses and hotels IL
city county.
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STEAMBOATS, anO 8aiIroaos.

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
FELD. Fare One Dollar Steamers leave PecEsp New
Haven at J;l5 and u p NJ, connecting viii ine alroad
FOR Newburgh, PouGhkeepsie, and ROndout
daily landing az Cozus Cornwall, Marlborough. Milton
Esorus JAS. ". BALDWIN Mon, We'd aud Fri Str
THOS CORNELL Tues Thur and Sat from foot Harrscnst
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY. The
Steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves Pier No 81 East River at
Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday connecting viii DaubuU
Railroad Returning leaves South Norga alternate 10 45
THANKSGIVING TRlP-NORWALK and
Il DAABuRYIhe NELLY WHITE leaves Marsetst Pier on
WEDNESDAY Nov o. az o'clock connecting with The
Dallurv Railroad Returning will leave NoNak FRIDAY MORN
ING Z9h 15 arrival OF the railroad trains Tickets for the
al DE curgou
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YtIp o7lani'o.

JVANTED-Ladics who have an hour or two
w noble chat and bef~ui the un'l-tn
crippled sayi eoluif Those w.o ean De-
their whole U be- alowci f renuhea.oa Please a
up1u GETTYSBURG ASYLUM ASSOtAIlON hiole No
81 Broadway.
WANTED A HOUSEKEEPER in good
w business near cy Eoe wt children D." objection
partuer iu nav asl Address G. a. Tribune od'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

ERENCH THEATER Begins at IT.
H. L. Lessee ana Director
TUR GRAND DUCHESS or GEROLSTEIH
NINTH WEEK or THE OPERA BOUFFE. -
TIE MOST SUCCESSFI AND BRILLIANT OPERA YET PRO-
DUCED ~ AMERICAl
THE MOST FASCINATING MuSICI
ADMIRABLE AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY
THE RICHEST COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS
THE GREATEST CONSPIRACY IMAGlNABLEl
TIE GRAND REVIEW OF TIE TROOPS
THE CHARMING MILE TOSTEE As THk DUCHESS
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. u,
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING. aud SATURDAY MATINEE at / o'clock,
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLSIEIN.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov 90
PAR DROlTR De CONQUEfB
Con edy. IN three acts. by NJ. ERNEST LEGoUyE,
LANOUR QUE GU c. Est or CAT
in act CLAfRyfLLE. LAMBERT etc.
G.. Schruers No III Broadway; Mac0ys
Nos ll2 and ll BrnaaaT Corhuus No B95 Broadway.
Admission. reserved 5Oi balcony boxes, % to slOi
l.rT I'll
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Situatiuus Stlantto ftmal,s.

Situatiuus dlIanttO- ftmal,s.
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY wishes a situation
~ as COMPANION TO lady SbkEEpEk family or
take charge OF two chln hIcaas references Aa1ieS
Box 10 li8 brooklyn PostOice-
4 LADY wishes to obtain n situation for her
~ COOK capable who well understands her business Gan
be seen for two days o. No 28 Mad.son-s'c
GuTUATION as GONERNESS wanted 10y n
- Young lady who competent to teach e usual er.se., o. an
given Address NJ NJ ~ BOX No 1872 woodstock ontario Cauada
NNTANTED-A Situation rs HOUSEHOLDER
w oas CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS Can give good refer
Appg % 80 a. tiubethst
IsTANTED-A Situation to ATTEND UPON
w su INVALID LADY and DO PLAIN SEWING Car eve good
references Apply at No. - hiubcthst
A NUMBER of well recommended German
~ Girls want Situations for GENERAL HOIsEWOhk, &c, At
LOVES Institute fr German Servants No II stanton - tne-f
Chrystel between BoWery sad ChUsuesL
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Smustmtnts.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIGHT.
"a ITALIAN OPERA =,
MAhkIIhA
THIS lWEDNESDAY) EVE, NOV. ~, All ..
GOyY0D's SEw OPERA,
ROMEO l. GIULIETTA.
ROMEO GIULIETTA.
MISS MINNIE a. IIAUCK,
siGaA; a. 4, E 1l SIG 81, + P ,AS
SIG. AyTONUC6I, SIC MEbiSI. SIC. BARILL
ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 20, AT g..
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
ROMEO l. GIULIETTA.
OF SATURDAY AFTERNOON, GRAND MATINEE
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF
NINE. PAREPA-ROSA.
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
BOY otHcE ASP OTHER TC1Er OFFICES NOW OPEN
4 CADEMY OF MUSlC-JANAUSCHEK:-
'''' ''' POSITIVELY LAST WEEK '' oT MAID I'M
MILE. FANNY JANAUSCHEK.
NSP 4N l y G4 NvAT REeF2 ORA
when VII be proil,ed Goehes celebrated Drana
EGMONT,
With the maze eor,o,ed for the same by Beethoven.
SATURDAY EVENING, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
MILE. FANNY JANAUSCHEK.
VHANkSGWlNG) (MATlNEE
41H i3sssss!S!Ss SoR%O N a11TI5ISh
THANKSGIVING MATINEE
AT TIE NETWORK rHEATER, NO 723 BROADWAY
VAlRD WEEK, AND ro.rr,vr r,,r,,pu
The Great American Comedy.
with rs
NORWOOD. Cam Camp Fire frele','
NORWOOD. Exquisite scenery,
EVERY SifGHT,1
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
YEwYoRK TiIEATER
T%TT-NrITT UfITI7- ,rIfr-D Do~suo ar
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Go @bOm il man Cuuttrn.

i ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
H DRAIE.-CHARLBS T. ERHAHD, suusyof and Practical
Gardener HnIters Pom, snd r. ipreTared make al
Kind Of Surveys - dras typographical haPs nd Proc snd
Country Seats Parks CemetctI kc bc Especial
vii be gwen the important subject Of Lard Drainage,
thorough based that u Impossible
RrfereHoeMf Scion Robinson, Agricultural Eior Y Tribune
DOLAND-All the Poles here, and the friends
Of Poland herewith respectfully invited to sHd on the z
this MONTH meeting be- he'd Of tie
Polish Revolution u 1880 Mr. Ozabs No l ksserst
York. beginning precisely at O'Clock IlE COMMITTEE
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ottnn strumtrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
nPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA,
" CARAGTA

4 lHGOSllION LINE 10 GALI1 OhNlA,
~ VIA MIC ARAGUA.
REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
The fast and elegant Steamship
SAN FRANCISCO, Capt. Elshs HoWes,
vii be dispatched by North American steamship COMPANY
THuRSDAl Dec noon from Pier No % North River foot OF
Pacfc With the favote
MOSES TAYLOR Capt B.ethen
The accommodations unsurpassed By those OF
afOat
For Passage Freight apply 20
d n CARklNGTON Agent No II Wesst cor WArrensii Nj
WIN H. WEBB, President No. 81 EIchsngeplsee
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Yrturrs anD AleitiagS
"IDIorS AND wo "a
"BREAKERS AFRAID,
The audience N decide Which.
ANNA T.. DICKINSON
AT COOPER INSTITUTE
Tuesday EVENING, DEt ,.
rk.,s Soc For sale the American News w @ ~ -''
, f'~Ier Wells 10 SO Bcaigayi Miller No. a' B"'aT"
"'''n'"' w. doors open att lecture sia
NHURCH OF SAN1lAGO-Diyinc service on
y THANKsGIyING.DAX. g. IL y Hfg'.:ss! 81 ssfpA4S
"i'i $ I" III spanish" 'D' - y iENBi G GiEtY Rector
FLM-PLACE C0NGREG A A i !, ! u IN n q - -
IL ruIRCH BollruOn 1IlANkSGii ING DAh t1g aSAiei
mon will be preached by the Pastor ne nov "-' 80
LETT; Aeryee to commence % u O'CLOCK. = = r
NTFW-YORK SOCIETY FOR TIE kE sL r..
" az WIDOWS AND ORPHANS oS MtDIAL MttaN.5li.Is
- 4. tue si hc Reid az &c college 81
snI1 Seoa, Foulth ave- WEDNESDAY Nos ~ 6' a. = ~ A.
ITUANKSGIVING DAY.-The Rev. JOHN
rnfTON SMITH D. D. viii preach b. the CnLcn ~, 1,s
= or,.y of Fnh ave. and rcuthst az II ocoek Nh. revs~
Imnh Of Liberal Principles 10 Tire Episcopal az F,los.
oftbe Philadelphia meetings and tue h'sheel'" N''
ship with other Christian ,h"tle' ,,.s-rus.-n
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Clubbing GarOs, &t.
misuI1nosus.

l.
Ne WORKS on STATEN ISLAND.
No 90 Dusp,t -, No 49, Fferepouts st. Broolyn
No 752 Broadway 49, No " North hrlth-st fhslsphiA
Til. old aid vstroy comgaay he LAkGESI Of ia laa N.
WORLD the FORTY NINTH YEAR " i existence
and improved Machinery TO DYE CLEANSE
FINISH uaeqaaed every variety 81 ladies' and gat
piece goods Garments eesnfi By Preleb
process without being ripped
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.RISTOL LINE
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
VIA BRISTOL. II. j.,

VIA BRISTOL, X. l.,
FROM PIER No A. NORTH RIVER
TIE magnificent BRISTOL. Caps BAyon, and PROVI
DEHt +. Capt simmons. al 4 p. n, caily.
and thirty by y from Bristol TO Boston Ar
irving Boston ample time connect with Northern and Eastern
trains.
the largest sarehest and most elegant
placed the In the number and size OF their state
pcndo their they
uva Tickets sold and State Rooms secured the oAe Pier No
20 North River. near foot Of Cana ST.; also.
Tickets sold aud checked through a. the Offices OF Weco
I,prs Co. No Parkpace Nos rs and 9i Broad"syi Harlem
Railroad Depot aud Foare Hudson River Rail
Depot Twenty nhst and Nuhsye SeWlok No 259 Wash
iuLtous.. Brooklyn
purchasing Of these ofes bagcsge be checked
Rom delce destination. II. y. BRIGGS, Gen Manager
A....
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GIEAM COMMUNICATIONS DEL " I'm
~ NETWORK and AUSTRALIA via PANAMAhe Panama, Nes'
Zealand Royal Mail COMPANY tie
24th from Panama Wellington n ~ sn the Australian
Colonies connecting ofthe Poctf Mail STEAMSHIP Com
py leaving Nev Tor Aluva Colon on The h Of each motn
m be conveyed through TICKET
following Prom NewYork 10 ports IN or 70
6yduey Melbourne $40 1854 for f E @Zl5 10 &I43 ior
.becoui-cass payable in United states gold cOiu. ..
Special the ysoverei gold regions o. HoAka
SesZealAnd
Arrangements completed for issuing through bills Of anE
freight PAYABLE here. -.
further Information application 70 be made TO tht Psesc Mail
Steamship COMPANY. No 80 WaNst.. or 20
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,AFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER. PALMER FITCHRURG. NASHUA. LOWELL, cox
CORD. THB WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
and SiGnch Itskmers OF the horscn lu-,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or hkW-foRR,
New York daily (Suudavs eTepietl. a. ocpeA ron
Pier No North River. foot o. FestyGt,
FOR EEW.LOEDON
kIpess ron ABOVE
Norwich and Worcester, Boston and worcester Noeae
sId Aaflua, and heNLoudon and Northern hAilfosdt
Freight skea A. the lowest FOR uofnson inquire
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NEAL DEvANNY was hung at
Wilkesbarre on the 18th, inst, for the
murder Of his wife. He made a full
confession Of his guilt.
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EDIroR or TUE "PlIIIADELpuIA PRESS AND
"wAsIIIEGroN CHRONICLE" Avn SECRETARY
oF TIE ssSlrE OF me UNITED STATES.
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AT THEIR IE
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No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md.
For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States
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DON'T MISS THE PLACE,
A. Wilson Jr.s building.
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selett 9taaina.
wANTED-A HEART.

wANrED-A HEART.
want ali, me ] want G heart
But not heart for love,
To feet the smart of Cupid's dart
And also rhyme with dove,
l do not want manly heart,
With high desires to glow,
Or feel what friendship can impart,
And sympathy bestow,
The heart for which long is none
Ofman's, nor yet of maids;
only want little one
To trump that trick in spades.
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&3 00 TO $500 PER DAY.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
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A BETTER PEN THAN GlLL4OTS PEN.
These pens sell rapidly wherever introduced,
to all classes of people. Are fully equal to the
gold pen for ease and beauty of writing. More
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manufactured. VIII not cOrode. Send for sam
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No. for general use. No. . for Ladies', Schools
and choice Penmanship. Sent free Of postage.
Money refunded II they do not give satisfaction.
Address NJ. V. b. COWEN, Lafayette, Ind.
The following is sample OF hundreds of let
tiers from parties who have ordered these pens.
POrrSTOWN, PA, July 18th, 1867
NJ. V. II. COWEN, Lafayette, Ind.
DEAR SR:-1he box of No. pens ordered by
me some ten days since has arrived, and I am so
much pleased with them that have concluded
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WOODEN WARE ALL KINDS.
CALLING SOON.

They will take pleasure in showing their stock
tatutfmes. Sogtve them a coll when you come
g town, Remembsr We place, opposite the First
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