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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND
vi reduction In fare and change OF DAYS OF sailing.
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
3s East Monday and Thursday, at o'clock r. NJ
Passage Portland including sateroom 50; cabin pas
sage -. Meals extra. m
Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points in Canada
aud the West; with the International Steamship Com
pany Eastport Calais and st. John, ~ b. also with
steamship Caroa for Halifax, S. leaving Portland every
Saturday y. NJ.
daily Bis lading signed at Office on pier.
j. +. AMES. Agent, pier 3s East river.
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DARTNER DESIRED-IN BUSINESS PAYING
$2 900 per year; ~ 90 cash down. Address G. L. b.
Herald
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ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.-ONLy 81 W.
IL The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECT.
CIT leave pier a. north Of Spring street. AT and foot OF
Thryfourth street at 81 o'clock NJ evening satur
days excepted connecting with rail West and North Fare on
Sunday 81 Returning leave Troy at and Albany asP y,
State rooms secured al once 3Os West street.
NEW INLAND ROUTE TO FAR R0CKAwAY-LAND-
~ ing at Eldert and Sea Side House. Take Koess~sy
Beach Railroad East New York at 10 A. NJ aud n NJ o
connect with steamer Rocksway AT Cansrse neur% wv
leave Rockaway at ~ A. NJ. and p. NJ Fare from Ns"
York 10 Rocksway 80 cents
1000 n n. a r sxrTu STEAMBOAT LINE, FROM
1000. foot Of Harrison afternoon a ssnn
DAYS erceptei) for vile, Yonker hanX Doooss
Feyrv Tarrytown sing Sing NJ sct, Rocksnd Lake Maver
straw, Grassy Point, Verplancks and feek.n ,snun4
Omes pier. D' HA"ns As'AS
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FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COyBRsB
"A French brQsAtel S4J0 for Bl75; do. $40
Pianofore, Eta1ke Paintings Mirrors Vases Carpets,
Clocks Bureaus Besteads Wardrobes, Mattresses, EXeD
Table, China, Glass silver Ware sacrifice Inquire
private residence West sIteenth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT FICE NOTICE
i Then ais Europe wfl be despatched from this ONCE
on Tuest ~ and Saturday closing at IL O'Clock
noon and at stations and b, IL 4b c. and ID, IL 25
and +, IL 10, and O. at II o'clock A. N.
Also on Wednesday, notice OF the hour OF closing which
will posted the general Office and the stations on Tues
day Pm JAMES KELLY, NJ.
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THE TURF.

r FASHION COURsE.-THE TROTTING sTU LION
n George Wilkes win stand at the Stables Of Aer Patter.
for limited number of TIL 9TH Sepk,h.r next
Term &lb0 the Money before service.
WIN, L. SIMMONS.
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LNoR CHARLESTON, s. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS
South and Southwest regular line. The Al fas'
and reliable steamship SARAGOSSA, M. B. Crowell com
mander will sail Wednesday August H. at r. from p'el
river Of Wall street. Through bills Of lading to
all points South Southwest Agents in Charleston Ravene
d Co.. forward alrgoods free OF commission. -
ARTHUR LEARY, 73 william street
The fine steamship MONTEREY will sail on the following
Wednesday.
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n REAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANAMA,
BY Pacific Mail steamship Companys steamer ALASKA,
sailing on Saturday, August g
Freight forwarded by this reaches San Francsco
abou fo advance OF shipments by North Amer an
Stehmphip Company's departure Of Augusta.
Freightg ecevsd and after Monday, ID inst.
Applyts up,,s $500,
Freight Agents y. NJ. =. (. CO.,
L,IRsT STEAMER FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS
in The favorte steamship PERT, Captain r. Delsnoy
ia receiving freight at pier No. North river, and will
positively leave Tor Galveston Direct Wednesday
For freight passage having superior modatons
apply 10 SPOFF0RD, fILESTON co, ~ Broadwav
fhe favori,e steamship TyBEE will follow the Pert
TEXAS bINE FOR GALVESTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
taken az low ~ by any other line. The Al steamer
GULF CITY, Captain stewart, wi leave pier East
Saturday, August No charge made for drayaRe In g al.
weston on goods forwsrded 70 the interior by railroad
freight or a.sge having superior accommodation apply
to q Il. nALLoRY CO., 1853 Maiden lane, r.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
csely, from pier No. North river. N''S- - ." p'
MISSOURI, Captaip O. W Palmer. Aususts
EAGLE, Captain r. Greene, via Nassau. August l8
COLUhblA, captain r. Van Slice. August 20
~ lsssrs must pass through the Post once.
0E6R6E d. BARTsoN. Presidep.
No. Bowling Green.
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THE NAIL
BILLIARDS..

broush newspaper agents. OF may from the Publisher
prepayment, at Printing House square, London.
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TIE ENATURAL GAS D1scovEREs.- The New
Orleans Picayune gives the following particu-
lars, OF the discovery made some weeks ago,
by Mr.. J. B. Knight, ofan accumulation Of gas
under the alluvial soil Of that city:
In experimenting with Rooms patent well,
this gas Was found at forty feet under the
ground, probably owing to the peculiar con-
structon Of this means OF procuring water,
which is an inch and half tube, which is per-
forated, for about three feet, with quarter of
covered again with tube, also perforated in
like manner, for greater security. The lower
end is made solid and has a conical point, with
which to enter the ground. It is forced down,
either by lever or sledge hammers The tube
is hollow all the way up, Of course, and all is
Knight was surpriZed by finding gas, the flow
OF which at first, measured by the gas metres,
was one and q half cubic feet per hour, and has
been constantly flowing since. 1t now amounts
to five feet per hour, and large tank has
been put up for its accumulation. The pres
sure was at FIRST CLIO inches, and is now three
inches, guaged by mercury. MIR. Knight has
associated with him Mr.: G. 8. Hunt. well
known gentleman Of this city, and they pro
pose 10 form joint stock company to enable
planters and all others in this alluvial region
to avail themselves Of this discovery. The gas
is carbonated hydrogen, and will be found any
where in the swamp region. They have also
sunk tube fifty-one feet at the old Washing
ton Artillery Armory, on Girod-street, and
have jet Of flame one and half inches in
diameter and three feet nigh when lighted.
We saw the fame burning at the house on
Gravier- street, carried through to where it WAS
brought in competition with the gas company's
supplies. It was quite as good, If not better
in quality, the flame being white and clear,
without smoke, smell or other badge Of i'm
purity. It is great discovery.
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EXTRAORDINARY STORM AT TIE WEsT.-On
Monday evening furious storm seems to have
swept over the entire West and Southwest,
causing immense destruction of property.
Some remarkable incidents are reported. For
instance:
The cars Of train on the indianapolis and
Cincinnati Railway, including the tender, were
blown of the track near the White Water River
Bridge, and carried over and over, and broken
to pieces. all the passengers were more or
less hurt, but none seriously.
at Pana, Illinois, the wind blew down twelve
or fifteen business houses, besides num-
ber of dwellings,, barns, &C., and carrying off
large quantities OF lumber. The damage to
property is estimated at from s60, 900 to S70,-
600.
at Chatham. in the same State, the hurri-
cane is described as terrific. The roof Of the
railroad depot WAS carried away, making COM
plete wreck Of that structure. Much damage
was also caused in the village, which will e1-
ceed $4,000.
At Cincinnati several buildings we're blown
down. train was lifted from the track, leev-
ing the trucks standing.
At st. Louis the storm did considerable
damage to the steamers at the levees. The
damage to the boats will probably amount 10
$4,000 or $4,000. In the city much damage
was done.
A Chicago telegram says: The weather
was uncomfortably warm; the thermometer
rising to seventy-two degrees in the shade.
The gale was the severest that has been
known here for months. It is reported that
forty buildings in the vicinity we're more or
less damaged. The damage to the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad cannot be less than
100000.
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llru Qualifications.
UsSELL,S BOOK STORE.
WEEKLY LIST OF
NEW BOOKS.

BAKER-The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia, and
the Sword Hunters Of the Hamran Arabs. By Sir
Samuel ". Baker, with illustrations. vol, 8 70. 70
AGASS1Z; Journey in Brazil H.. ~ PROFESSOR ana
8vo. S5.
QUEEN vIcToRIA-Leaves from the Journal Of
our Life in the Highlands from l648 to 1851 TO Whlcn
are prefxed and added Extracts from the same 1oul
nal giving an account of Earlier Vislts to Scotland
and Towns in England and Ireland, and Yachting
Excursions. / VOL, 12 mo. Sl.7o.
MOTLEY; a History OF me UniIed NeI4eflanas 11s
Conferences at Gertruydenberg, l59e16O0. By John
Iathrop Motley author Of "Rise Of the Dutch Re-
public" vol, vo. So so.
DUCHAHLU-stories Of the Gorilla Country,
paT5neS na q o SS5 ysq9s SIZE people By B. Dooh'u0
PENDFRGRAST-The Cromwelhan Settlement Of
Ireland, with Maps. vol, IL mo. $780,
and application, being familiar introduction to the
use of the instrument and the study OF microscopca
science, with 500 engravings and colored llustTa-
tons. By Jabez Bogg 9Th edition. Vol. $3.50
TIMBS; History Of Wonderful Inventions from
the Mariners Compass to the Electric Telegraph,
illustrated. vol or 8 70. $3.50.
STRICKLAND-Lives Of the Queens of England
from the Norman Conquest By Agnes Strickland.
NEW NOVELs-Playing for High Stakes BY Annie
Thomas, Is cts. Guild Court, London Story, by
George Macdonald, so cts. The Brothers Bet by
Emile Carlen. 25 cts. The Huguenot Famny, oy
Sarah Tyler, s1.50. Mabels Progress, by author Of
Aunt Margaret's Trouble, so cts The Waterdale S.
Neighbors, by author of Paul Massie. so ets Stone
EDGE, 25 cts. Birds Of Prey, By N. E. Braddon, rs
cts Gree or Three Acts in the Life of an Artist by
White so cts. The Cinates Discipline, by Mrs. Eli
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rs cts Ella or Spain Fifty Years Ago, by Caballsro
s1.75. Stormy Life by Lady Georgianna Fuller
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Theodore Mundt, s1.5O. Napoleon and Blucher, by
Louisa Mulbach, s1.50 Napoleon and the Queen OF
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Josephine, by Louisa Aulbsch, s1.60. Fairy Stories
for Little Children, by Mrs Comfort, ST. Home Fairy
Tales, translated from the French Of Jean Mace
s1 75 February
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GUANO.
TACTIC cGUANO-BAUGH'S RAW BONE PaOS,
PHATE, REEsE's FLOUR OF B0NE-phSGENSipa B0ls.,pI SESp.
GnANo.NEyery cargo anslyzed by Professor sHEp.
ARD, Of the South Carolina Medical 1,s cosss sarsntee
a. ~. ;tv and quality The analysis can be seen
at nv my ONCE. The following are extracts:
"PACIFIC GUANO.-This cargo is fuly up 70 Ine
average of former analysis and has my hearty recon-
mendaton. y. y. eHNl 90
es;tation in stating that in my opinion the present
cargo is superior to TINT of last year. ,n,nnn
.REEsE,s FLoURoF BoNE.-The analysis shows
its customary purity and excellence: ,,,nny
"PHENK GUANO.-This cargo is up to t9e 3sn aver "
age of last year. =. U. onII hi'D'
For sale by .. n; hUo2UM, Te
March H"ItuiO
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grease spots, is one of the most volatile and
infammable products we have, and highly ex-
plosive. It Yaporizes very rapidly, and vial
Of it left open in a room would soon render the
air explosive il fire should be introduced.
Great care should be exercised in handling it
ncsr light or fire.
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F o r E 1 G. N


FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br steamship Pioneer, Shacktord sailed . Feb 26
Ship Amelia Conner, sailed eb IL
Ship Tucker, Rundett, sailed. ...........Feb 8
British ship Charleston, Mosley, sailed. Feb
Ship Richard the Third Scott, sailed Feb 2s
The Moreno, Black, cleared. Feb %
aAvRE.
The Wetterhorn, stnson, sailed. Feb
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig " Woodruf, Haskell, cleared. March 10
Brig josie Devereau1, Smith. cleared Feb %
Brig Webster Kelly, Haskell, cleared. go. March
Schr Myrover, Hughes, March u
NEW YORK.
Schr q Smith, Lake, cleared. .......... March 18
Schr q W Godfrey, Godfrey. up. March II
schr B Cranmer, Cranmer, cleared. -. March l8
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes up. .......... March
Schr MR!oka, Fooks, up. p...................F Feb %
Schr Me1lewa. Dissoway, up: FEB 81
Schr q Raymond, Ellsworth, cleared. -. Feb &c
Schr Lilly, Francis, March
Schr Wapella, -. up.... March 16
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Anna Barton Frink, cleared .......... March
Sc& Nsylor, Naylor, cleared. ......... March l6
BALTIMORE.
schr Maria Lant, Tracy, cleared. March
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Railroaos.
NoRTHEAsrERN RAILROAD COM
CITY RAILWAY CON-
PANY.

CITY RAILWAY CON-
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CoasER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHAR1KsToN, So Ca, March 10th, 1858
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITP
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KNa-sTREET LINE
at , TscI.M., and at inter a. AM, and as intar~
yas Of ten go minutes @ .ss G1. Of ten 90 minutes
last tip at $50 Pm. = n. ~ 80 ~
N.B.-Leave the Battery as follows: Esenty C2oe
minutes after the hour, and ten 0) ntntaes Of the
hour, ffom 800 A. H., to 760 p. NJ, except st ten
f10) minutes of o'clock, A. II. Every other trim.
from the old Postoface.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo1rer Terminus.
at 7.SO A. NJ, and at inter. at a05 AM and stinter.
walls of ten t10l piuutes walls Of ten H0) minutes.
during the day til $40 during the day i'll sP.M.
n. B-Leave the Battery at ave is, nia.,.. attar.
the hour, and thirty.fre (35) m1as after the hour
except at 9.06 A. ", uutl 7.A6 P. II. Every Other
trip from the old Postofhce.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE. q.
K1NaSTREET LINE. 80. -
Leave Upper Ttrrs,aMi Leave the Loiuer Tksmi.-
at AM, and at inter mus at $50 AM, and at
walls Of, Of Ittsep g9 min intervals Of fifteen n5l,
NB-An the trips are to the Battery, ~ untn ei5 P:
N. The last trip Of each car to the old PostoGdce.
az. : 1.RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE - -
Leave Upper Tsmin.s Leave Loper Ts-niaass
at AM, and OF inter. at 9.35AM., and at inter-
walls OF every twenty C20 vals Of every twenty 20l
minutes III GA PM. tmiuutes tli Zaq PE.
Mg@ ne , gs .sss are % the s.s ga as
-;-e.y,s 80 .ssy. = -g1.fa. ". RAMHAY,J
January "a Secretary and Treasurer. q .
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Spring and Summer,

Spring is growing up,
Is not it pity?
She was such little thing,
And SO very prettyl
Summer is extremely grand,
We must pay her duty.
(But it is to little Spring
That she owes her beautyD
All the buds are blown,
Trees are dark and shady,
Ut was Spring who dressed them, though,
Such little ladyN
And the birds sing loud and sweet
Their enchanting hist'ries.
Ut was Spring who taught them, though,
Such singing mistess!)
From the glowing sky
Summer shines above us;
Spring was such little dear,
But will Summer love us?
She is very beautiful,
With her grown up bnsses.
Summer we must bow before;
Spring we coax'd with kisses!
Spring is growing up,
Leaving us so lonely,
In the place of little Spring
We have Summer onlyl
Summer, with her lofty airs,
And her stately PAGES.
In the place of little Spring.
With her childish graces
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Sailed Yesterday.
Schr Express, Smith. Philadelphia.
Steamer Dictator, Wiley, Palatka, via Jackso nville
Fernandina, and Savannah
From this Port.
Steamship souder, Lebby, New York, March "a.
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Commercial.

The Charleston Cotton Market
oFF1cE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEMs'
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, Marcn ~ o0'
Buyers were generally holding OF and iacNis
showing no disposition to yield their rates. .ne
actions we're restricted TO 90 bales, say Il ~ los'
70 at 1e 80 at 90 50 2 16 at 22', IS at 2s' 81 at
241, &c at 25X. We quote:
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ftrtiIBfrs.
LIME,
ASA FERTILIZER.
TIER TON OF 224o POUNDS IN BARRELS OR
aHDs.), delivered at any Of the Railroad Depots or
wharves in the city, at s14 per ton.
OLNEY CO.,
e Nos. II and 13 vendue Range,
And next Savannah Railroad wharf,
,s.-.ho mw;1mo Charleston. s. c.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
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NEW BOOKS.
pAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

FA1NE FNdOIIOL OE 1uI-0IN34NA-'
ANEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY ". PAINE, N.
D. Professor of ihe PRINCIPLES and Practice of Medi
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Medica author Of New school Remedies; an Epi.
tome Of Eberle's Practice OF Me6icine;a Review Of
Homeopathy; Work on the History OF Medicine;
Editor Of University Medical and Surgical Journal
&C., &C. 1t is royal octave Of $50 pages and con-
tains full description of all diseases known in
medicine and surgery Including those Of women
and children, together with their pathology and
treatment by all the new and improved methods.
Price 81; postage 30 cents
Address the author, No. sSs ARCH STREET, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,
DUBLlsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLOR
L ENCE, S. c., offers an excellent medium to
Merchants and others who wish to extend their
business in the Pee Dee section Of the State. Rates
Of advertising very reasonable. September 10
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.

First Quarter, 1st, II hours, Il minutes, evening.
Full Moon, eth, hours, IA minutes, morning
Last Quarter 18th, 10 hours, 20 minutes, evening.
New Moon, oath, hour, 80 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 31st, hours. II minutes, morning.
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Macon Market.
MACON, March 21.-Co-ToN-With Tut little ex-
ception, our market has been very languid and IN
active-the dullness of the New York market smi-
larly affecting ours. Our last weekly review left our
market dull at the outside figure Of 221S cts During
this week an advance OF fully one cent TOOK place on
the better grades, but it could not be maintained
To-day friday there has been pretty fair in
ouiry, and sales of Middling were readily made at
% cts Our market closed firm at the following
figures:
Inferior Observation-Disclosures. .....l9
Good Ordinary.
Mlddnng .'''. '.... -
The following the receipts, sales and ship
ments for the week: .,o
Receipts ..........-...............ba bales. 9CS
Sales. ........................ .............' AM
Shipments .l,42s
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1867. .s12
Received past week. ...So
Received previous y................ 'nl2l-7l,O29
Total - t1,s41
Shipped past week.. ..1.f29
Shipped previously ;................S2' s42-S4'27i
Stool, on hand to date. 1870
Columbus Market
COLUMBUS, March 21.-CoTros-Litte doing
Warehouse sales 81 bales; receipts, 1872 bales Nc by
R, by Opelika R. Ill by river. 6s by wagons.
Shipments, 166 bsles-16S by III r. by river, for
home consumptonH Total receipts, 81,987; total
shipments, IA, S81; stock, 1905.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, March d.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1857. 622
Received to-day. ioZ
Received previously ..66, s76-66 ,l2s
Total. 66,650
Shipped to-day. ay....................... 200 ~.
Shipped previously. ,ds2-62,ss ,ss2
Stock on hand to-day 3,;6s
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
March "a.
398 bales Cotton. TIT sacks Corn, 245 sacks Pens
bundles Rope, bbls Turpentine, 20 bales Domes.
tics, &C. To Robson W c Courtney Co. G "
Williams l. Co, Graeser, Lee. Smith Co, d Rod
gers Co, Adams, Frost & Co, ] Sloan, Risley
/ Creighton, c Panknin. W Smith, G Walter
L Co. Cohen, Hanckel l. Co. W Witte ] Bischof,
AveriI, II Goldsmith L Son, Utsey & Kenyon,
TH& W Devices, W Kinsman o Reeder. W Steele,
W c Dukes Co, L Chaplin, W Williams, Binns,
&c a C:auseen, Teideman & Co, ] Quacken-
bush, J Cantwen, Railroad Agent.
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DIANO-FORTES-Gk SQUARE
AND DUPRIGHT-Which are now acknowledged
o be, by the Leading Artists IN this country, Su-
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In rapid execution. These Instruments are all
SEVEN, SEVEN AND QUARTER ana SEVEN AND
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lower than any other r1RsT. GLASS manufactures ID
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The special attention Of Dealers, Teacners ano
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before maaing their selection elsewhere Every In
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Descriptive circulars sent to all parts OF the country
JENliYS SONS.
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Between ID and Sd Avenues, New YORK.
September n l1
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w. KIN MAN,

THE SALES CAN BE ARRANGED FOB, PAYABLE IN
NOVEMBER.
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SOLE AGENT FOE SOUTH CAROLINA FOR MAPEs SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LINE AND GUANo COMPANY.
No, 159 EAST BAY.
February % II
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
cIJP6ERY

UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
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