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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale Medicines for all diseases Prepared food for
mockng BIRDS At b. D0vEYS, NoA and Greene street,
corner Canal.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINEs.-
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers lnfallL
BILE Mango Cure and Plea EssirmnAor Is cenia Buffers
new work, a. Extra stock Dogs
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ATNEw YORK CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, IS EAST
"A Eighteenth street, Observation-Disclosures x CO.,
Of Broome street, have opened the above place depot for
&C., from the most riable out Of town bnders These
riages win be sold At prices according TO- their quality As
heretofore, Messrs. Brewster Co. will sell the vehicles
Of their well known manufacture at the Broome
factory and at their Fifth avenue opposite
Delmonicos
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JyOR SAVANNAH, GA.-EMPIRE LINE.
II livery SATURDAY, from pier 13 North river,
Punotually at 3 p. VI.
The favore sdewheel steamships -
SAN JACINTO Captain Atkins SATURDAY, Apr ~
SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nckerson. SATURDAY May2
Through tickets to all points IN connection with Central
Railroad OF Georgia and Florida steamers.
WILLIAM R. GARRISON. Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
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TO CAPlrAbisrs--fEW YORK To BOSTON IN
three hours New York 10 Washington In hours.
New York to c,ncInn. s nine hoas and ali other distances
on iana proporiwnahy The advertiser prepared demon
ste the feasibility OF An invention by which the ds
tsnces can be- made ia the es With certainty and
slcy. slih " wanted 10 perfect and introduce ~
hoionrh nvs,isaiion s invited beforc embarkng ~ and
t'' mos literal trfms oHrre Address Improved LOGON
t"i. JF Twrlp' stree; " ash.nttnn 1 -
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r AIDES, AWAKE TO YOUR ISTEREsr.-FoUR FASH.
ion Journals, the best and cheapest in the world. lie
Bon Ton, 81 year; lie Petit Message, ~, Lee Journal
Journal dss ColGeures, &5, and Die Nodenwelt S3
Tho latter gives q large highly coored steel engrsv
Ing monthly, and " the best Illustrated family journal the
world single copies cents to be had OF newsdeaers,
g. 7. TAYLOR importer sts Canal street, New York.
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already erected buildings accommodating about 100
boys and the temporary building which now receives
some so l.S girls who will it is hoped be transferred
inaugnrated yesterday, and which will sunice
Ior ABOUT goo girls. These waifs who otherwise
would add 10 the scum OF our abandoned population
here receive, under the jealous charge Of some
twenty brothers and seven or eight Sisters Of
Charity, the ordinary solid education which they can
80 well impart as well as q more practical and
more rarely given instruction, hitting them for the
world as farmers shoemakers, tailors, hoop skirt
and abilities
The farm, worked entirely by the boys, and the
other trades taught in the institute already yield
Turns satisfactory in pecuniary point Of view, to
sne directors; but they can more legitmately find
consolation in the remarkable improvement which
invariably mapifests itself in the behavior and
charge.
To the discourse OF the Very Rev. Father
Hecker, OF st. Paul's, which was listened to with
raRt attention by very large audience, our space
VIII hardly allow us to do Justice Solid in ITSELF
and nanked with facts and figures, the points he
argued-vtz., the financial and moral superiority Of
Catholic charity over Protestant philanthropy-were
stouty defended and bravely maintained The
same amount Of practical information displayed to
larger audience, either through the columns OF the
Catholic World or in the Cooper Institute, would
astonish many of his dissenting brethren.
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ExCuasIuH FROM ElMaA FEMALE SEMINARY TO RICHMOND.

RICHMOND July 8, 1853.
An excursion party from Elmra Seminary New
York, consisting OF about eighty blooming Northern
bellies, arrived here this morning on the steamer
State OF Maryland, accompanied by the professors
and teachers of the institute Carriages from the lead
ing hotels were in waiting upon the arrival Of the boat
at the anding which they entered Immediately upon
disembarkng, and were driven through the principal
streets OF the city and to all points OF interest in the
vicinity. The procession was a heightened line
Of loneliness that excited the curiosity and
admiration Of all beholders, particularly the
male youth of the city, who thronged the sidewalks
and looked as amiable as possible. Rarely has Rich
mOnd Witnessed so grand display of gushing
beauty amid her multitudinous hills, and il is
freely admitted that these ruddy OF the Empire
State will compare favorably with the more
delicately hued lilies Of the Old Dominion. Envi-
GUS eyes peeped through many Venetian blind as
the procession passed. and the Southern beauties
garded them as second army OF invasion on their
sacred soil, and One too, more dangerous than the
first After visiting the historic in and about
strenuously pressed to accept the Inequalities
OF the city by the most aristOcratic portion OF the
community. An invitation to hop at the Spots
wood Hotel was cOurteously declined, but the youth
OF the city were invited to similar entertainment
on board the boat, which was accepted, and the
festivities are now at their height. The excursion
leaves tomorrow morning for Petersburg, by the
way Of City Point, whence, after sightseeing. they
will return via Norfolk and the Capes to see the
ocean and home by Baltimore. The young ladies
express themselves delighted with the trip and their
reception here.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Miss Margaret c. McIvaine, the eldest daughter Of
the Right Rev. Bishop Mcllvaine OF Ohio was mar
ried In Cincinnati, few days since, to Mr.. Josiah
Messer, prominent merchant OF London, England.
merchant Of Helena, Montana, started for home
In New England after bride some weeks ago, and
MS partner told him II he found nice girl for him to
bring her along too. Whether seriously or jokingly
directed does not matter the merchant ia on his re-
turn with wife OF his own and candidate for
matrm0ny with his partner.
man employed at furnace In Harrisburg few
days ago, attempted to walk over bed OF hot Gin
ders and broke through when one Of his shoes was
at once filled with red-hot material He ran to "A
pond near by and put his foot In the water but when
the shoe was aerward removed the sole OF the foot
came or as nicely as II removed with knife.
Mr.. James H. Mcdonald, in difficulty with three
men at Dadeyille, Ala, few DAYS ago, had his
throat cut from ear TO ear and shot through the
hand. He IL not considered dangerously wounded,
however.
A. ". Ringwald, the young man who attempted
TO resrue companion from police ofncer In Mem
phis and who was shot therefor, died from his
Wounds on Sunday last. The deceased was popular,
and the officer who SHOT hun much esteemed,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN July 4-Even-
inQ.-Consos closed at 95 for money and 95 a 95&
for the account. American securities have been
very quiet to-day. The following were the opening
auotaions:-Illinois Central, 10ls; Erie 40; United
States hve-tewenties 1914 73,s.
Tonight however Fries closed u higher.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, July 4-Evening.-The
Bourse Is firm. Rentes closed at II francs Gen.
times.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPooL July A.
Eveninq.--The market opened firm but quiet, with
prospect of q days sale OF about 5000 bales As the
day advanced, however, the market became rather
more active, and the transactions have aggregated
$4,000 bales. The following are the closing ngures:-
Middling uplands, IL I'd; middling Orleans ii Nd.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFPs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
July A--Evenng.-The market generally closed dull.
Corn however, is frm at previous figures.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDON. July Eve
ning.-Pork IL nat and nominal; the last sales were
made at IT'S Cd. per Dbl. for Eastern prime mess.
sugar is nrm. Petroleum Is frmer, but not quotaby
higher. - -
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, July 4-Petro-
leum closed active and excited. standard white,
40 francs per bb
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CATHOLIC paoTEcroUY At WESTMINSTER.

The corner stone OF the Girs' Protectory at West
chester was laid yesterday he lth July with appro-
pirate ceremonies by the Very Rev. Dr. STAIRS, Vicar
General in the absence Of his Grace the Archbishop
Among the clergy present we noticed Rev. Father
McNierny secretary to the Archbishop: Rev. Fathers
Lafont and Aubry Of St. Vincent de Paul's; Fathers
Hecker and Deshon OF st. Paul's; Father William
Quinn, OF st. Peters; Fathers Larkin, Donnely and
Clowrey, Of New York city; Fathers Kinsella and
Cole OF westchester; Rev. Mr.. strupnski, chaplain
OF the institution and the Right Rev. Bishop Mache.
bpuf, newly appointed Vicar Apostolic Of Colorado
and Denver. Charles o'Conor and Judges Quinn and
Connolly were also among the gentlemen present.
The box deposited beneath the stone contained q
copy OF the charter OF the Protectorate the I'VE an
nual reports, copies OF the HERALD World, TIT
btne Times sun, Tablet, FreeDdns Journal Metro
pOlndn Record Irish American and Are Maria, also
coins OF the day and cartes de viste Of his Holiness
Plus TX, Archbishop McCloekey and the late Dr.
Ives. medallion also of the late Dr. Ives was In
cuded taken from q nne bust OF the same distin-
guished laborer In this cause, just executed and
placed in the Institution by p c. Regner, an eminent
the following is transcript OF the paper deposited
In the box 1.-THE corner stone OF this building des
tined "a an asylum for homeless little girls, laid
on the ninety second anniversary Of our national
independence July & 1855, by the Very Rev. william
STAIRS, OF the archdiocese OF New York, In the
presence OF the Christian Brothers and sisters OF
Charity with the children Of their respective charges
and Of large concourse Of people from the city and
surrounding country, many OF the Catholfc clergy
assisting in the ceremonial Piux TX, happily reign.
ing Pontir: John McCloskey, Archbishop OF New
York; Andrew Johnson, President OF the United
States; Reuben r. FentCn Governor OF the state OF
New York; J. T. Holman, Mayor OF New York; II. J.
Anderson, President OF the Society"
During the ceremony several psalms were sung by
the boys OF the Institution, and later the band com
posed Of the SANE ressea their yisors Win
other patriotic airs, rendered In excellent style.
The lpstiteti0n - tAps far cowplete6 oonfaiW tRe
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FIRES IN THE CITY YESTERDAY.

At nine O'Clock last night fire occurred in the
toy and fireworks store OF Edward de Lambeaum, 4o6
Grand street, caused by a lot OF nreworks1gniting
In q showcase. The store and its contents were
burned out. Loss about $500 on stock. The fire
extended TO the dwelling part OF the house, also
cupied by Mr.. deLambeauln destroying furniture 10
the value OF g. 600 insured for 3d. 900 In the Park
Insurance Company and 1000 In the Greenwich In
suranee Company. No. 4o4h Grand street. hat store
owned by L. Franklin, stock damaged by water
No. 4o4 fancy goods store kept by Thomas E. Clark;
stock damaged by water about 1880; insured for
a. 500. The buildings damaged owned by Mr..
Fogg and the loss on them Is about $1,000 fully In
sured. No. 1853 Clinton street paint shop OF William
JeDkins loss 10y water about 900: insured for $500
in the Equitable Insurance Company.
Between eight and nine O'Clock last night kero-
eepe oil lamp exploded in the saddery shop Of f..
Kahn, 103 Columbia street. Loss on stock $780, In
sureo for 5000 in the Relief Insurance Company.
At near three O'Clock yesterday afternoon "a fire
took place Ia the building 147 East Fortydrst street,
occupied by Peter n. Damon for storage OF hemp,
rope and twine Loss on stock about 81 900. In
sured for A. 500 In the New Amsterdam Insurance
Company. Damage to building about $95.
Alta quarter past twelve o'clock this morning IRE
occurred in the livery stable OF VIM. Olvaney corner
OF Fast Broadway and Montgomery street. Damage
done amounts TO about 81 200; insured for $4,000 IN
the Tradcsmen's Insurance Company.
An awning was burned at lle Fulton street Anoth-
er awning was burned at 59i sixth avenue; caused
by fireworks
The roof Of frame house AZ 675 Ninth avenue was
set on fIc by crackers; damage trHng.
The roof Of No 81 Mulberry street was fired by
crackers Damage trining
The roof of new tenement house No. 230 Mott
street was alsV damaged by fire about $l1
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY s 1867 TRIPLE SHEET

own party and to MAINTAIN its grasp on the country
enfranchlsed every negro as an element OF future
strength 10 their cause: The CONSTITUTIONAL amena
ment which the South rejected, was one OF the
means by which 1t was sought to accomplish TINS
object and to enslave politically every white man IN IN
nearly as long as the rebels had done.
The chairman OF the Committee on Permanent
Organization then reported General William B.
Franklin, OF Connecticut for permanent chairman
General EWING then resumed:-It was to be hoped
that in November the loyal democratic party OF the
North would seize this radical party and its nail
executed usurpatiOns and dash them to atoms
(Cheers But the true and loyal principles of every
American heart had been shown by at least one OF
the district commanders in the South, and had COW
cred with laures Of fadeess glory the thrice illus,
tri0us name OF Hancock. Immense cheeringJ
Gripping and crushing the Industries OF the coun-
try, what a spectacle this radical military re-
construction presented. The pampered negro
fed in ideness, the white population reduced
to poverty, the machinery OF the factories
rusting and the Mississippi bursting away Its eyees
progress, reconstruction and liberty, God send us
misfortune, reaction, despotism. lApplausel Thank
States rests secure in the hearts Of the people. The
republican party now avow their determination to
give Congressional representation to no man who
will not the leek of radical restriction, and Con-
gress bounded its usurpation by the impeachment
Of the President and declaring that it was unconst,
tutonal for him to exercise powers vested
in him and reserved by the constitution,
and by attempting to force members OF its
own party to commit perjury on his trial. But he
who had stood by the Union in the time Of its sOrest
peril and OF his own was true to himself and to the
people In this emergency to his eternal honor, and
the people had demonstrated their confidence In
him. (Three cheers for Andrew JOhnsOn.) The
records OF the Adjutant Generals office showed
900 men In the Union armies 100000 would
represent the total enstments. OF this whole num-
Der there remains 100000 present voters who
fought for the flag Of the Union 1t was safe to say
that one-half of this number were represented by
this Convention. Cries OF Three-fOurths," 1.-TWO
thrdsD The other half might be saved lost to the
democratic party by the nomination to-day whether
w
represents for which we fought. (''No, nO'
We never fought for negro supremacy-('never''l-
nor for the exclusion OF any States-(''nO-no for
for the whole Union. (Cheers.l If we would reserve
the States their union their liberties and those OF
Cheers, and ''Wel Rally Round the Flag" by the
band, the Convention joining in the song and chOrus)
The reports OF the committees were then received
and the following were reported as the officers for
permanent organization
For President, General Franklin Of Connecticut.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDON, July A-Despatches received announce
that the steamer Australasian, from New iork, ar
rived at Queenstown this noon. The steamship Bal
tmore sailed for Baltimore from southampton to-
day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE. DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N staies-Desertion, nonsupport, &C., sufficient cause
publicity charge until divorce obtained; sdvice free
NJ HOwEs, Attorney, rs Nassau street.
A .-coRNs, BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C, CURED BY
"A DR. BRIGGS, NB broadway. Briggs curative sold by
druggists, Briras' Aevtaors, Catarrh Headache, Sore
Throat, Neuralgia, &C., sold everywhere.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A New York and States where deseron nonsuppor cruel
treatment sufficient No pay 10 advance
Advice free. -. -
H. MUNNEJ, Lawyer, @ Broadway, room No =
A PRIZES CAsBED AND INFORMATION FUR
a. nished in all leuaized lotteries. j. CLUTB, Banker
and Broker, 200 BroaGway and 70 Fulton street
DoYAL HAVANA LorTERY.- PRIZES PAID IN GOLD
IL and information furnished w X. ORTKGA, No 70 wall
aEssb oppoaps We United States rJesswy'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~s-sGS


LORILLARD's sIEsTA. This 10 composed of the best
bright Virginia. possessing the full flavor Of the natural
LORILLARD's MAGDALEN, very bright, mild to-
ToRILLARD's STAR OF THE WEST, medium bright
Virginia. low priced tobacco Of very superior qualy
L0RlLLARD'S EUREKA is pronounced by an VINO nave
USED ne bs, low PTcsd tSescco SarS tobacco
from cavendsh plug very popular brand IN the new Eng
LoRiILARD's WHITE PUFF, light and mild, good low
EoRiLLARD's CUT VIRGINIA PLUG. This is q new
brand lately introduced and from the constantly increasing
pSsSE u II GTHTPR
We are now importing genuine Turkish Lear which we Guy
ourselves and pack in various sized WOOD drums
cut We can safely guarantee that this tobacco VIII gvo
universal satisfaction. - :
to MENTION all Of Which we recommend to consums
p LoRILLARD,
l6, Is and 20 Chambers street, New York;
LORILLARD'S
LORILLARD'S %.
LCRILLARD'S
LOEILLARD'S
LORILLARD'S
SNUFFs
sSSSSs
Are too long and favoraby known to need comment IL
win suffice to that the quality is unvared that they
always reliable and what they have been for the
EHE ONLY STANDARD sNuFFs IN THE COUNTRY
THE ONLY STANDARD sNUFFs IN THE COUNTRY@
The Only sTANPAkb sNSSFFs ii TH EE G9SNTsY:
THE ONLY STANDARD SNUFFs IN THE COUNTRY.
As as @ 70 saa%.s
packages and satisfy themselves that our labels are not de-
faced.
IT, and 90 Chambers street. New York,
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10, CnamOeIb
GENUINE MEERsCHAUM PIPES
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
GIVEN AWAY.
The success attending method OF introducing our Cen'
duce try the Yacht Club Smoking Tobacco In
this brand we will pack daily,
IN DIFFERENT SACKS,
IN DIFFERENT SACKS,
IN DIFFERENT SACKS,
IN DIFFERENT SACKS,
IN DIFFERENT SACKS,
IN DIFFERENT SACKS.
IN DIFFERENT SACKS
orders which enle each finder to genuine meerschau
pipe carved after original and appropriate design These
pipes expressly for us BY kadenberg
Son, who took the first premium at the Paris Expeditions
all competition. Every package of
LOklLLAkD'S
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB.
YACHT CLUB.
YACHT CLUB.
SMOKING TOBACCO
SMOKING TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
is guaranteed to give entire satisfaction IS manuac
tured from the best bright leaf from which the nicotine
traced 1t of the bad taste 80 judicial 70
the majority OF smoking tobacco but IN qualify
and flavor.
Parties finding orders by enclosing the same properly
with fun address will receive the pipe from
stores corner of Chambers and Centre streets
Is, Is and 20 Chambers street.
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TIE THE Y YAcHT CLUE CLUE FIFE FIFE.
The Yacht Club Pipe made from The best spieSs mee
II
Of as cs out @
sS%sy and atsosy saTSed Sy soSinsn
pipe manufactured for undergoes minute Inspection
are that are not avery ~
ties who hay. found Yacht ca6 smoking
beauty, workmanship and ma,erai.
These orders packed daily in the various sized pax
ages
WITH rA fE 1aE P uIs Gx5S sTAy
GENUINE MEERsCMAuM!
$EstEss sEEssS#ssSSss
We the following letter from Messrs KadenberA
SUI ' " orTIGTS II X xass sns. :. 4 $50. Son,
DEAR sIn-ln reply to the numerous Inquiries fo8
Club Pipe BY Us for % We s ssys to ss
pHsss
Pipe furnished y color % the complete si.
sss h sss
r r b Hs'A' Cub
acknowledge the receipt Of your Gdss
'e' '''p''"'' ''K ALDENBERG sen.
hosIIL.RPp,,s
LoRILLARD's
k I9sII.I.ssB,s
.EUREkA,
"EuREKA"
SMOKING TOBACCO
sn :% RI eSss u s1i s,s ssS
odor, acceptable 20 lovers OF good tobacco.
handsome cloth sacks Of vsripp;
'"'''' Is, IS and 90 Chambers street, New York.
crvTrpy rom cco
S century T Tosscco.
S SESTuky T TSsASSS.
When commenced packing money in this brand The nice
snen,y found. Now that .Ss sale Of -. increased
scattered many think Il Is discontinued. ~"
Since the 18th of May y lssi $4,000.
in United States notes Of various pstsd
$ $ $Es#$EE H$:s$$$:
WE HAVE HAVE NOT 81 bisc6STiSuED,
But VIII keep on packing oo DAILY.
We constantly receiving reports from parties. in both
q, . hoy s.s fr,s alb
55 #E S SEssESSsy !! ESssSSS
E #E $E;E$:E E$::$$$
the entire contents thereof.
bOhlLLAhU
MONEY IN CENTURY TOBACCO
MONEY IN CENTURY TOBACCO.
MONEY IN CENTURY TOBACCO.
MONEY IN CENTURY TOBACCO.
MONEY in CENTURY TOBACCO.
The 81, pubic
on 10 various ways some accepting in good spirit - an
evidence OF prncey beraiy the part OF the rropneto
Others looking upon reckless and useless
OF money, while some few pronounced humnug ous me
GENERALLY who have purchased ,he Tobacco 80 wnS
have received value for their money While those who we're
fortunate enough find Greenbacks had tAe ntreasey
Subtraction Of securing good article OF tobacco and prfo
In addition
THE CENTURY
THE CENTURY
THE CENTURY
THE CENTURY
1HI CENTURY
has within very few months become most pepusr brand
VI tobacco IN I'll sections of the country, wherever Ia
introduced s increased demand is sufficient evidence OF its
II manufactured with great from seectons
Of choice Old eaf and entirely free from dceerious
drugs good Judges Of Tobacco unanimously pronouncd
THE BEST, and determined to expense in
" possible, efforts
II the STANDARD BRAND OF THE DAY.
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THE REGATTA SEASON.
THE REGATTA SEASON.
THE REGATTA SRASON.
TIRE REGATTA SEASON.
THE REGATTA SEASON.
THE REGATTA SEASON.
THE REGATTA SEASON.
TIL L u 4, n TT, A CT GnA

Almost slmultaneSuy with the opening Of fashionabl9
on OF the club house Staten Island Lorlard has
roduced his Yacht Club Smoking Tobacco and Yacht Club
Pipe. Both speciaes the tobacco being composed oE
the finest Virginia leaf deprived of ts nicotne and the ppe
being Of the finest quality Of meerschaum with unique and
design representing yacht "gona large" before hs
wind Mr. Lorisrd who man OF original ideas, and
elegant rsceptacles together in pretty Orders foS
the pipes placed In different packages Of the brand
daily which ORDERS being presented entitle the lucky
holders pipe each The demand for Yacht Club Tobacco
already and IL article OF extraordinary
merit be smoked without Inconvenience BY
famous Century brand manufactured BY the time
honored house.-Telsgram.
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THE CENTURY
THE CENTURY
THE CENTURY
THE CENTURY
mn CENTURY

has within very few months, become most popular brand
tobacco Ia III Of the county, wherever IL
introduced s increased demand sufficient evidence
II manufactured with great care from seectonsl
choice Old eaf entirely free from dekerioua
drugs All good Judges Of Tobacco unanimously pronounce
II THE BEST determined 10 expense I'M
lie manufacture but possible our orts 10 makS
1.-THE STANDARD BRAND OF THE DAY,
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l6, IL and 90 Chambers street, New

AS many parties are rehIng our jars WITH spuri0us art1
ce would respectfully advise examine the
faced.
p LORILLARD