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THE GREAT
BOOT, Shoe, CARPET And OIL CLOTH
Emporium
OF SMYRNA, DEL.
THE GRHA

The undersigned, proprietor of the large Boot
and Shoe store OF Smyrna, is ready to offer the
largest and best stock of Boots and Shoes that has
ever been exhibited in this town. His stock is all
New and of the very best City and Eastern manu.
facture. All city made goods guaranteed or money
refunded. Ladies' Shoes, Caters and Slippers, for
style durability, cheapness and beauty, cannot be
excelled in any house, not only in Smyrna, but
Philadelphia not excepted. All kinds and sizes of
shoes that are usually found in a first-class CITY
shoe store is to be had here. All kinds of mems
Fine Boots, all kinds Of mems Calf and Kid Gait
ers, all kinds of mems Balmoral, English Walking
Shoes, Brogans, &c.
His Carpet, Mating and Oil Cloth Room is full
and will compete with any house in Philadelphia in
prices the only hsuse where an assortment Of the
above is kept. In connection with Carpets, he has
beautiful line of Plain and Gilt Oil Cloth Window
Shades. All kinds of Plain and Fancy Door and
Paror Floor Mats.
He has large assortment of Hats and Caps Of
the very latest Spring Styles-styes that cannot be
found In any other house in town.
His motto is "Quck Sales and Small Profits"
In the above articles he de6es competition, and
WILL NOT be undersod.
His Terms are Positively Cash.
April l. II. PRIMROSE,
Commerce ST., below Market, Smyrna, Del.
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Steam Cylinders re-bored and New Packing
Rings Fitted Without Removing the Cylinders
from the Engine, or without stopping the En-
glne more than one day. Macbinists or Boiler
Makers sent to make any repairs by first train,
after receipt of order by mail or telegraph.
Machinery sent for repairs will be returned
by first train after its arrival if practicable to
finish it.
Send for Circular, giving Price List, &c.
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T'RUSSES.-" SEELEY'S Hard Rubber Truss i"
Cures Rupture, retains the difficult safely and
easily never rusts, breaks, moves soils; always
new. Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet I347
Chestnut street street. Philadelphia
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Howe & Stevens Family Dye Colors.
THIRTY DIFFERENT SHADES all in liquid
form. The same shades all in powder form. We
advise the use of the Blacks Browns and Drabs, in
the powder form. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers, and at the mandatory Boston, Mass
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A NNUAL REPORT or THE KENr

A NnUAA REPORT OF THE KENT
Nounty Mutual Company, at Dover, Del.
Amount of Deposit Notes on hand Jan.
nary |, 1867. sI66. s47 I6
Cancelled during the year. l5756 O0
Add.,, l5l.O9l l6
eH uuIhg the year Tor new assurances 5o,5l0 90
Amountof Deposit Notes, Jan. |, 1868. S2O6. COL I6
property insured up to Jan. |, 1867 1881 979 66
cancelled during The year, 2I4,5 SAL Al
A1,., $2l37, ,23S 25
Huueu uurlhg Inc year-new insurances 1855 90
Amount insured Jan. l, 1868, 80 896 197 o.
Cash on hand and other securities 10
=, -, meet losses, Jan |, 1868, s272 271 &c
Losses by fire during the wear 1867 cotE OK
Zen per cent paid Policy holders i'm cash
Ten January nHr raS, l, LIZ iS63, ps, sIO77 Sc
January l. 1868 5.O26 O5
PRESIDENT,
DIX. SAMUEL NJ. FISLER.
TREASURER,
JAMES COWGILL.
SECRETARY,
GEORGE B. DICKSON.
DIRECTORS,
DR.. SAMUEL M. FIsLER,
GEo. w. CUMMINs,
JAMES r. CLEMENTS Smvrna
WILLIAM DENNEY,
JACOB DEAKYNE,
THOMAS B. BRADFORD
DR.. HENRY RIDGELEY Dover
WILLIAM WALKER,
JAMES PRETTYMAN, Br,JgeviIIs
SURVEYORS,
Leonard J. .Vanhmkle. Delaware Citv.
Jesse s. Huntington, Smyrna
George b. Dickson, Dover.
Alexander Jackson. Jr Camden
Itenry Cowgirl, WIlIlw Grove.
John W. Reynolds. FELTON,
Jacob Y. FOulk, Milford
James B. r Powell, Pennington.
Hiram T. Downing, Georgetown.
Paul A. Davis, Lewes.
Z. A. RawlIns, Bridgevie.
James Ponder Milton.
Wesley Stack. Greensboro Md
ELIJAH CROUCH, General Surveyor
BY order of the Board
GEO. B. DICKSON. Sec'v.
reo o-Om Dover Delaware.
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Great Oriental Tea 90.
Delaware Railroad Line.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

e On and after SUNDAY, APRIL 18th
1865, Passenger trains will run as follows
&Sg@ssssg until further notice Train leaving Girls
'llesdS Eak field 245 A. NJ. will run every morning
st=9r l4y5.EN except Monday. All other Trains Sun.
=z=zzzzzlz=sssz<z1a days excepted.
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March 25th,-lm,
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NEW SHOE STORE!
AUDITORS NOTICE.

hereby give notice that will attend, for the pur-
pose Of settling with the SCHOOL COMMITTEES
OF The respective counties, follows:
At GEORGETOWN. Sussex county, on The 18th, 18th,
18th, 10Th and 18th days of April next
"A UovER, Kent county, on the 9th, 2Sth, 29th and
34th days OF April
Al Nxw CAsrLE. New Castle county, on the lIth,
12lh. 13sh and 14th days of MAY.
TO avoid confusion, and the detention Of Commit
Tees over one day, settl emenfs will be made with the
districts in the follow ing order:
For SUSSEX CouprY-Apri 18th, Nos to 80, in
elusive; April I4th, 81 to co. inclusive; April 18th,
Nos 81 to 80, inclusive April 9Th, Nos 81 to l2O
inclusive; April l7th, Nos. l2l and upwards.
For KENT CoUNTY-Apr 9th, Nos. to 30. in
elusive; April 28th, Nos. 81 to 60. inclusive April
2)th, Nos. 60 to 80, inclusive; April Both, No. 81
and upwards.
FoR New CASTLE CoUNTY-May 11th, Nos. to
30, inclusive: May 18th, Nos. ri to go, inclusive
May 18th, Nos. 6I to 80, inclusive.
ROBERT LAMBDEN,
mh25 Auditor of Accounts.
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COMPLETE MANURE,

MANUFACTURED BY HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
Super-Phophate Of Lime, ammonia and Potash.
Warranted Free from Adulteration.
Packed in Bags Of 200 lbs. each.
Price $50 per Ton 1000 lbs.
Liberal discount to dealers.
has raised good crops Wheat Corn Oats, Potatoes
Grass, Cotton. Tobacco and Vegetables Of all kinds
Farmers would do we'll to inquire Of their nearest
dealer in fertilizers the results obtained from the
of Complete Manure. The growing crops OF
Wheat, at this time, freely attest its.virtues.
1t is highly recommended bv all who have used it
up TO this time
We have numerous testimonials TO the effect that il
is an invaluable Fertilizer, and recommend it
highly a top dressing for Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by VIM. REYNOLDS,
70 South Street,
Jan1.Iy Baltimore, Maryland.
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Harriet Kseechcr StOv
Wanted--AgemtS.

WANTED-EVERYWH -Good Agents C,r
our new work, Home Book of Wonders;" also
iot " New Family Photograph Bible" For terms,
address A. BRAINARD, Hartford, CT.
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SMYRNn. APRIL Sth, 1868.

smyrna, APRIL Sth, 1868.
EIRST ANNUAL REPORT of the DIAMOND
L STATE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
IION of the town Of Smyrna:
In accordance with The By Laws of the Corpora
tIcn, the Auditors have "settled aud adjusted the
accounts of the Association for the last year, and
having examined the securities. books and reports
submitted by the Secretary, E. J. Colt, Esq, and
the Treasurer, w. VI. Bell, Esq, now present TO
the Stockholders an "exhbit of the State of the
Treas iry and the value of the shares" by the fol-
living
STATEMENT for the year commencing NAV 9th.
1857. and ending April 9TH, l869-including both
dIys:-
AMOUNT RECEIVED.
NJ Inthly Dues paid, 81 1923 90
NJ Jathly Dues unpaid, 90 90
Total Monthly, 1915 90 s7.a15 90
Interest upon Loans, 26l IS
FI'es PAID, 80 IS
In crest and Fines due and unpaid, "a IA
Forfeiture by Withdrawal, Is
F'emiums upon Loans, 2.l72 as
s9.7O7 81
RECEIPTS ARE REPRESENTED BY
Bonds and Mortgages, $3.50 90
Salary, Rent, and and other Incident.
al Expenses paid, 235 As
- amount q que 70 Association, ll6 IA
"a'h IN treasury, ?05 90
s9,7O7 54
Total Assets, s9472 O6
y III FRONT, 2257 O6
- mount PAID upon each share, 6 so
Present value OF each share, 8 81
Advance upon each share, 3 O3
Number of Shares, ITO.
Number of Stockholders, lI6
Lowest Premium, Aug. 5. 1867 90 per cent.
Highest Premium, Feb. g. 1861 80 per cent
As the Loan contracted for on April 9Th has not
yet been closed, this statement could not include
the premlum-3l per cent.-at which it was sold
rhis premium, if included, would add to the profit
for the year S3lO00 and to the value of each share
20 cents. Very respectfully,
ROBERT HILL,
]. HENRY JEFFERSON, : Auditors.
j. c. SToCKLY,
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EVERY LADY AND GENT in the world are want.
- ed as agents Tor our ONE DOLLAR SALE. A
Watch: eut oil Cotton, Dress Carpet, and Ihons-
ands OF other articles for 90 each Send 25 cents
for checks and circulars giving full informalion.-
Liberal Inducements To Agents Circulars sent free.
BANKS LoRD y CO. 22l Washington ST.. Boston,
Mass
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we Sell for One DOIIar.

GOLD and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines Sill
~ Dress Patterns. Carpetings, Domestic Goods DC
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars ten checks sent for one DOL
lar; IescrI0Ing ten different ARTICLES which we will
sell for ONE DOLLAR EACH
Splendid Inducements offered 10 Agents sending
Clubs Address LABONTE y BABBITT,
No So Sudbury ST Boston, Mass,
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THOMAS r. AGNEW.

700 & 262 GRkENWICH ST, N. Y.
Has reduced the prices of Teas, CofIees, Sugars
Flour, all kinds OF Groceries from 10 TO 20 per cent
BEST JAPAN TEA, 81.
BEST ENGLISH 8REAKFAS'T TEA cI
SPLENDID OOLONG TEA, 9Oc.
1000 bbls. Flour. all grades from 81 upwards
%OOOO gal. MOlasses, all grades, from doc upwards
Conees, roasted and ground, l5e TO 4Oc Sugars all
grades. at refners' prices and everything used m
every family cheaper and better than any store In
THOMAS R. AGNEW occupies his own store.
owns the property, and has rent TO pay; imports
and buys exclusively for cash. never gave note in
his life, consequently he undersel any house in
the city.
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sTsII 30 ai:IsI a
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
MACHINES


We're awarded the highest pren,ium at the
Worlds Fair IN Loud0n, and sic first pren,t-
ans ut the Ncl0 York State Far Of 1866, ant
Are celebrated for doing the best work, usisg
much smaller needle for the same thread than anv
ohcr machine, and by the introduction OF the most
approved machinery, now able TO supply the
cry best machines in the world.
These machines are made at our new
and spacious Factory at Bridgeport, Conn,
under the immediate supervision of the
President of the Company, Elias Howe,
Jr., the original inventor of the Sewing
Machine
They are adapted to all kinds of family sewing
ana TO use OF Scamstresses, Dress Makers, Tailor,
manufacturers of shirts, collars, skirts cloaks man
tas clothing, hats caps, corsets, boots Shoes har
ness, saddles, linen goods, umbrellas parasols ETC.
They work equally well upon silk, linen, wooden and
cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread.
They will seam, quilt, gather hem, fell cord, braid,
oinu' ana perform every species of sewing, making
beautiful and perfect STITCH alike on both sides Of
the article sewed.
The stitch inrcated By .M. Ho,re and nao,7e
on.ttlS MACHINE, IS the most popular 0nd dura-
Gte, and all Seeing MuchineS are subject to the
prtAclpaL iarented by him.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The Uolce Machine C0ntpann
699 BRoADwAY, CvR. FOURTH Sr. N. Y.
ap-lO.
SIBLEY & STooPs, 922 Chestnut St., Phila
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TIE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

The Committee on Resolutions met on Saturday
evening and the following platform was presented
by the Hon Henry C. Murphy. IL has the approval Of
Gov Seymour Gov. Church. and the New-lOrk del
egation. and is regarded as certain OF adoption:
The Democratic party in National Convention as
sembled standing % the Constitution as the foun
datiou aud limitation OF the Government, and the guar
auty Of the liberties OF the ctzeu recognizing consc
quencos OF the late civil the extinction OF Slavery
and OF tho hcresy Of Secession with the return Of peace
demands:
Tho restoration OF all the their rights in the
Union. and tho restoration Of civil government TO the
American people.
Amnesty all political oenses, and the regulation
Of tho elective franchise In the states by their cit
liens.
g. Payment Of the national obligations in strict accord
ance with their teIma
4 Taxation Of Government bonds TO the same extent
that other property u taxed
g. one CURRENCY FOR the Government and the people,
the lnborcr and the oceholder peusouer and the
bOnd-holder.
G. Economy the administration Of the Government
reduction OF the standing army and navy abolition OF the
Frccdmeus Bureau and all political instrumentalties de-
signed to negro supremacy smphcation OF the
system and the dscontnuance OF nqustoral modes OF
assessing and collecting internal revenue that the
burdens OF taxation may be equnzed and lesscned the
credit Of the Government increased. the currency made
good and tho national dobt funded q lower rate OF
interest.
T. The reform Of abuses in administration, the
expulsion Of corrupt from office, the reserva-
ton Of the public lands for homes for the working people,
the restoration Of rgLtf authority and Independence TO
the Executive and Judiciary the subordlnauon OF the
military 10 the civil power 20 the end that usurpaOns
OF Congress and the dcspOtm Of the sword may cease
g. Equal rights and protection for the nathrazed and
native citizen, home and abroad and an assertion
Of American nationality which shall command tho respect
Of Foreign Powers. and furnish example and An en-
couagement 20 peoples struggling for national integrity
and constitutional liberty.
separate resolutions are devoted 90 thanks 20 the
soldiers and sailors and to President Johnson.
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ARCHER-In Brooklyn July Charles Archer in the '2d year oil
funeral m tb Puritan Church Of Wawohst and DehA6
ave. Brooklyn Monday. july 6, ai3P m
pTDWEI Harlem coayuous infant daughter OF Daniel aud
Cathano Didwel aged 10 month, and 10 days
yl Colanba County Relatives friends respectfully in
yted TO attend without fuffher ncaes
BRowNon sunday JUL Charles A. infant son OF Geo '" and
The L0p I aa and friends Of the family are invited funeral
al No 2l7 West TsehA,st, at O'Clock today tOndaye
BROwEAt .,nswoas l. L. the morning Of the 46 Of Jsy
wear of his age -. A., H. ,,
co., ~ lac bene@ oa Mudiy Beri at O'Clock Carriages
viii be IN waiting Aston, landing tho arrival 81 the Harlem
boat leaving Peek slip ut O'Clock
BuRYETn Brooklyn on sunday Ju Minnie F. Ouly child at
aoiay NJ and sarah Baraett aged mosshs ard DAYS
Services AZ the re dsnee parents Ne 10 Coneosst Brooklyn
an MONDAY, JulJ Q, at u o'clock p. m 49,.
cANMANE-ou sunday July s. LOnlard Canaan, the 18th
Notice Of funeral hereafter
cHANpLERep July ios after AHrseriHs Illness Eliza wife OF
The So fusa Nj take Place on WEDNESDAY July At o'clock Com he
yes are respectfully attend her apfrA Her rsUAaA all
| Sr tsien ia Grseaw1od
! Utica and AiW.Ilavel papers please copy
CHAMBRRLAH-At Elizabeth. j. Friday, Jult Charles w
Son Charles IT, Regina Chamberlain aged years, months
p a og the r.iec, ofh parents No % orchards Elizabeth
n J., o Monday. July g. at o'clock p N
pRvoI-On susday JAY NJ John NJ DevOy ia the 10th y," Of his
Notaes Of funeral on Tuesi3y.
uccuTCHENAt Pauss n j. on Saturday July Eliza st. JohA
wife Of william MsCatshsa the 18Th ye Of her age
tram at m from the foot Of Liberty st. ~ , L. ~ %
TAIN nom Pss1sl TO CONVEX friends Greenwood Cemetery
MoMILAN-On Friday July after Illness Susan E. wife Of
RCS,n i I Mf lass Ds f9 The residence Of her .OOu
stanton it, 15wsst TwsO,ythrsL, 90 Monday July o. ava
q; ss ss1 1.. m .n I TSS9s daughter
Tho aud friends Of The family are Invited 70 attend ssr
| No. Ia Fr.uSliosI
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68O nIiIes

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
finished and in active twenty mica
three More twenty Thousand
employed and this Of forty niles month will be continued
throughout season making HUNDRED COMPLETED
by January probable that The ENTIRE GRAND LINZ
TO THE PACIFIC WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN 1853
No other frsa railroad the world has been bu aud equipped
rapidly toe Union Pacific which west from Omaha
ACROSS TIE CONTINENT.
The United Government makes Of this railroad GRBAr
NATIONAL and aids construction by very liberal grants Of
money To further the speedy completion Of the Road
the Company authorized to issue their
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
having thirty years and having interest payable SEMI
annually the rate Of per cent in gold The principal well %
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Mortgage Bonds nearly railroads this country
parable principal interest currency; aud it asserted wthou,
fear OF contradiction railroad company the world build
ing great bonds Of equal value with the Frss
Mortgage for the Unon Pacific Railroad Cs~
pany.
The price or ard accrued interest from July
currency The Company that this price their Bonds arc
the
SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
market and they confidently ihA they will shortly
maud higher premium THAI similar security The conPasJ
advance price and viii GU
any subscriptions which money has not been
actually paid Compans before the time such advance
Subscriptions will be received in New.York
AT THE COMPANYS OFFICE, no % NASsAU-ST.
JOHN J. CISCO & SON BANKERS no SO wALL-ST.,
Cospnys advertised agents throughout the United S,atsA
Rs1ances drafts ohr ads par IN See-
York free charge By erpress
subscribing through local agents % 0ok hen Jr their $40
dsliUsTy.
APAMPHLET 1863 has iuz. been published By the
COMPANY giving fuller information than possible advertisements
respecting Progress Work the Resources Of the COun
By the Road the for Construction and the Value Of the
Bonds which E BE- free application at the Companys Ohees 90
o NY Of tho advertised agents
JOHN }. CISCO, Treasurer, Hew.York-
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OUTRAGE AT THE tLYsIAN FIELDS HoBoKEN.

On Fourth of July evening Daniel Spencer
and wife, Edward Hogan and his sister Frances
Of No Is Wooster ST., in this city, accompanied by five
friends went on moonlight picnic 10 the Eysan Fields.
Al II o'clock Edward Torpey and three companions, as Is
alleged up and representing that they were po-
Icemen. charged the party with being dsorderly and
threatened arrest them TOrpey seized Miss Hogan by
the arm and fOrcby led her away from her companions,
and, espyng a diamond ring on her finger said that II
she would give il 10 him he would let her go BY tins
time Miss Hogan's brother got away from the other
three ruihans and up 70 protect his sister when
Torpey drew club from his sleeve and Knocked MN
down by a blow the head and then kicked him. While
this was going another OF the gang dragged away
Daniel Spencer, and compelled him 70 pay over
the $40, aud another OF the women was also as
saulted Screams aud alarms were then made, which
brought the assistance OF the terrified and outraged
party officers Kyin and DOoley. Upon their approach
the rufans fed After unsuccessful search, the ON
accompanied party to the Ho6oken Ferry Wnefe
they and identified TOrpey, and the officers took INN
custody aud conveyed him To the cells. The prs
oner. who Is a very powerful man, became enraged ana
In an attempt escape wrenched of one OF the hinges
the door his cell Yesterday forenoon the par
ties above mentioned appeared before Recorder Pope
and made affidavit the statement herein given, upon
which the prisoner committed To the County jan,
without bail for trial charge Of robbery TOrpey Is
resident OF Hoboken, and acts special policeman at
one OF the hotels the Bremen docks
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ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD.

An accident occurred on Saturday at the in
tersecton OF FiftY-nnths and Fourthaye which came
nigh being attended with a serious loss OF human life.
While car No 80 OF the Belt Railroad line crossing
the Harlem Railroad track at the place mentioned, II
was struck by the locomotive OF down train Both inc
borses attached 10 the car were killed. the roof OF the
ear completely or and the front platform deinOl.
ishcd The full Of passengors and was hurled
distance OF 20 feet from the track though fortunately.
no person hurt The police could not ascertain who
was al fault ia the matter
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SPRAGUR-suddeny Al his residence f3 NadsSu Ws
nesdaF Jng Jphn Hilbert Spgue the 5lst year OF bis
Relatives aud friends Of the fanny respectfully Invited atendhe
funeral serices the Nercest Preytsnan Chuh hOsSy
July Q. at II O. m, without further notice
SMlTHOu Psy July 3 At BIZ late residence Yves. Thirty
sEihst.. James Smith IN 10 6ith year Of h age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend the Der
from the Broadway Tabernacle Church. Monday morning 10
O'clock
WISSLoWOn JAY Mrs. Mary Wiusov the S9h year
Her funeral win take cs the residence Of her daughter Mrs
Bnnet No IA NhingoH. Monday morning, July a a
O'clock Her remains viii be 1arovn for Benent Reb
stFes ana tuends are invite, the funeral
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BLEAsLEY, ROBERT B. sesenty.Hintb-st
BErrS Ms MARY w 81. Panrs Chrrch New IIavra.
CHAMBELAIN. CHARLES w. No 2 Orchard IT. Elizabeth NJ j.
HAliDlCA. JOHN No 80 Fer tiresnpaee BROOKLYN
JACKSON, EDWARD B., No. 53l West Twentv. folrthst
LANDER. Mrs. ANNA IA. 81 West Tweutet6st
PRlGGEN MARTIN, Of BsdndaTe aud Van Bureast,
Brooklyn.
QUINN Mr, EATE NJ, No. 9s Cls.soaavs BroOtyn.
SNlTlt IOBN u. jr, 1873 South H'gh g. Jersey City
SCHULTZ. FREDERICK No. li6 Gceengieh-t
VAN REESSBLARR Mrs. ELIZABETH Dslleyine ~ J.
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PRoRARLE FATAL ARRAY.

Last evening Dennis Maguire of No. 50 Null
berry-st and VIM. Mckinley OF NO i6 got INTO an alter
cation From angry words they proceeded 20 blows
Al length Mcguire being badly beaten and finding him
self getting wOrsed in the combat pulled out plstol
and Shot Nc Kncy IN the eye causing and per
hans fatal wound. Mcguire Immediately arrested
and locked up the Franklnst Police Station, 10 await
the result OF McKinley's injuries.
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SprtiaI 1Oiius.

Elastic sponge,
FOR UPHOLSTERY AND SADDLkRY.
SUPERIOR SUBSTITUTE FOR CURlBD HAIR AND FEATukRA
See TRIBUNE July Send for clrcuarto -
VAN HOKDEN h GoURAUD,
No. 6 H0Waul-si n T..
Agents Am. Pat Sponge Ca
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DougSTIc MARKETS.

MoEE July The Cotton market Yesterday closed hrn sales ~
bse.. Mndlur ylc Receipts. bales. Exports none
Ar,r~rA ia July 5ie done Cotton yesterday sale
about bales at pc. for Mhilng.
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DJEU

For Noth Patches Peces and Tan the Face Perys
Moth and Frecke Lotion. Sold by Druggists everywhere
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Julr2 1859.
From the Reconstructed.

Letters from those Of the grave and restored 70
health remedial efficacy Of Dr. RAILWAYS sARsAPARIL
LIAM RESOLyBNT aided in BY the RELIEF and
RAILWAYS PILLS presented under this head guide TO the ses
evidence Of the extraordinary curative Of these
wonderful medicines by purifying the blood resolving away dis
deposits every aud child whose system
charged corruption weakness debility that these medicines make
pain and ube They make rich and
flesh hard muscle aud nyorate the system With
strength supply system with healthy electricity Psa
natural Of the body REPAIRED with soasd
aud healthy material This every who viii these medicines viii
enjoy
Read what wonderful ca made IN seven days
Bosros, June g. 1861
DR. RADwAY obliged write FOR Consultation Tue terrible
for the three
worse suffering Sh Neua a Satcsl from hp
attacks that they aaeet
cramps f aud back
consulted the hest DOCTORS taken Turkish
Baths purpose read Latin aad
that bsAdOaA Waterman
Hyosauus Morphine Neuaga Pills, LiBaen &c. ac without os
momeus PAIN. have read your advertisement and hAEt
concluded 10 write 10 you for advice = -
Address, JOHN T. LAnDEh ~
No. 10 Garden ST., Bostos-
This answered the d Of June aving been absent from As
18th May up prescribing the application Of the Ready
Relief Spine parts body where there pain naA-
nation Sapsran Resoeni By directions and Rad~sys
Pills perfect Digestion regulate the liver and free executions
from the bowels result VI this treatment exhibited in the 0s.
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