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E0uRTH WARp-PoURTH SUB OR VOTING
comfortably 70 the provisions Of the charter Of the
sity wsshington. an election will DO held IN the
on MONDAY, the hrst day Of June next. at the Of.
Ace o. AshSary Lloyd, Esa s9nth side q Louisana
for Mayor. one member Of ths Board Of Aldermen,
and thfss members Of the Board Of Common Coun.
ell a. which said Precinct the votes Of all who are
registered In the said Fourth Ward Of the city Of
WAshington, the initial letter Of whose names Is
SHxxkkEEkEss WA atr EWEaop.
myB Comuissioners.
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rNHIRp wARD-PIfTH SUB OR VOTING PRE-
formlty TO the provisions Of the Jharter Of the city
q ,Wa.hingtSn, an election Will be held in the
MONDAY, the hlst day Of June next, at Kelly's
ssmee. csrpsr Of Eighth and ! streets. fer Mayor.
serve one year, and enc to serve two years, and
three members OF the Board Of Common Council.
and An Assessor; at which said precinct the votes
Of all who are registered In the said Third Ward Of
the city o. Nsshnston the initial letter Of whose
Polls open att a. IN. and close a. 7 p. m.
JOSEPH r, CASSIN,
ALEXANDER HAYS,
Iny9 Commissioners.
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NEW YORK, May 25.-The United States sur
veying schooner Dana, Captain Parker, from
Newbern for Portland, put In here In distress,
having had heavy gale on the 2tth instant,
off Montauk. She lost her sails.
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MADAME GEoRoE SAND has just finished In
Paris . new novel entitled "M,demoiselle
Merquem," an English TRANSLATION Of which
will be presented to the American public next
week BY q. W. Ga rleton l. Go,
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LoURTH WARD-PIRsT SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT, -Estiee "a hereby given that In
city Of Washington, an election will be held In the
First Sab or ysting Precinct Of the Fourth Ward
Csmnissisners, Room, basement sf the west wing
q The CITY Hall. for nsy9r. enc member q he
Board Of Common Council, at which said Precinct
he votes q all who are registered IN the said
itial letter Of whose names 10 frsm A to d, In
elnsiye, will be received. Pel!s open a. = 2. IN.
aud close at ,. IN. SAM'L @. MILLS,
JABEZ WHEELER,
my26 Commissioners.
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
10 all ,ohom may concern!
DEPARIaEHr or IHB ISrsHIoH,
PEHsIos OFFICE, May 10, 1903.
Application having been made under the act Of
Juns 81 $50, i9r the reissue q the f9lloying de-
Al the date followfnE the description Of each war;
BE- rslssued, II no valid objection should then APP
No. Il, 40, for 100 acres, issued uadsr the act Of
March 81 isij' In the name OF KelioEr Perry, and
WAS granted kovsm Der Is, 1870 August 9 iesa
JAMES A. HOB9AN,
Acting Commfssioner.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEsr OFFICE,

wAsHISGros. May 81, 1855,
On the petition Of DAsIEL HALLIDAY, Of batavia,
Illinois, formerly Ellington, praying
for the exension Of patent granted to him the 10Th
day Of August, 1854, for an Improvement In Gov
ernor for Wind Mills. for seven years from the eT
plirtion Of said patent, which takes place en- the
Il ordered that the aid petition be heard At the
Patent once on Monday, the day Of August next,
at 70 o'clock N. and all persons are notified to ap:
pear and show cause, II any they have. why said
petition ought not to be granted.
,psr.sns Sppo.inE The extension Are REQUIRED %
set forth In writing. at least toentv before the
day sfhesringj all testimony fled By either party,
70 be used at the said hearing. mus be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rule. Of the
smcs, which VIII b furnished on application.
tmony. must DO Sled in the ONCE tioentv days be-
fore the day Of heAringi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after nlIng the estmony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the REPuBLIcAs aud the Inteilfoencer, Washing
ton. D. G. and IN the Tribune. Chicago, Illinois,
onee week for three successive weeks the hrst OF
to the day ofhsaring.
my25.Tu3t Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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~ UNITED
wAsHtNGToE, May 10, 1853.
On the petition Of ABSER wHIrELRT, q spring.
FIELD, Ohio, praying for the extension Of hpAtent
granted to him the 22d day Of August, 1854, and
reissued the sth day II January lS36, for an I'm
for seven year. from the expiration q said patent.
tits ordered that the said petition be heard At thu
Patent oaes or MONDAY The 10th day Of Agsr
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
ale 10 ne Pstsnt One. their ebiseilons, iPeoialLy
day Of hearing all lmony died By either party,
70 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
smce, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon q. tes-
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any. within
ten days after nling the testmony,
Ordered, also, that this. notice be published in
the RnigBLIcls and Intslii0eneer, wtshington. D.
c.. and In the Epenfnp Chronfcie, natl Ohio,
once . week for three successive wesksj the hrst
Of said publications to BE- At least sxty dsEs pre-
myA-TuSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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"FoLLr As 1T Flies" Is the piquant title
that Fanny Fern mrs. Sara Parton) has given
to her new book, soon to be issued by q. W.
Carleton l. Co.
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Important from Mexico-Ths Revo-
luton Against Jusres Making
Rapid PrOgres0.

HAVANA, May 2S.-The steamer from Vera
Cruz has arrived. She brings important news
from Mexico.
The revolutionary movement against the
Jusrez Government and In favor OF Ortega 10
assuming large proportions. II 10 headed by
Gen. Aurdialo Revers, who 10 aided by Gems.
Negrste, Member, Junerez, Cepelay and
nine other prominent Generals, and by many
Colonies of the Mexican army.
Many partisans OF Santa Anna are also join
Ing In the movement. The revolutionists are
daily gaining strength, and they already had
possession Of the Ajuseo mountain regions.
Another body OF revolutionists had invaded the
district Of Palpau and captured the town,
amid cries for Msrquer and regency.
Two military colonies have been established
In Yucatan BY the Mexican Government.
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THIRD wARD-sECoND SUB OR VOTING
l. PRECINCT.-Notie Is hereby given that In
conformity 70 the provisions Of the charter Of tho
second sub or voting precinct Of the Third Ward,
on MONDAY, the hrst day VI June next, at L: ".
tween Seventh and Eighth streets west, for Mayor,
two members Of the board Of Aldermen, to serve
bers Of the Board Of Common Coun Il, and an
Assessor, 81 which said precinct the votes Of all
city Of Washington, the initial letter Of whose
names Is from 4 to inclusive, will be received.
Polls open At Ia. IN. and close n 7 p. m.
THOMAE W. PHILLIPS,
THOMAS II. LANGLEY,
WILLIAM BUDD,
my1l Commis sioper.
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V'HIRD WARD..FoURTH SUB OR voTlrG
PRECINCT. -Notice Is hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions Of the Charter Of tho
city q W,shin an election will BE- held ~ the
on MONDAY. the arst day Of June next, at ksi.
isy,. once: corner q Eighth and / streets. for
and three members Of the Board Of Common Csun-
votes ~ al ASs sps rss,, Waeh said precinct ihs
Ward Of the city Of Washington, the initial letter
Of whose name Is from to Inclusive, will be re-
THOS. DONOH0,
HENRY T. SMITH,
my8 CnmmlksoneIh.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-A. s. Mansfield
was to-day admitted to bail In the sum Of
"a, 900 by Commissioner Weller.
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Arrival From . Foreign Port.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 25.-Arrived, the
brig Arehilles, from Rio, with coffee for
ofders,
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Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

5lS NEW FAT AND SHOE STORE. 51S
HAyejust opened at 6ls Seventh street, opposite In
dhPs M sPa MOLE [ss s Ss
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash they are
enabled to offer superior Inducements to pprehas-
public that they are really sslinsN desirable class
A cali solicited, and comparison Of prices ehsl-
lenged with any similar ssssb lshnent 10 the city.
SIS Seventh street. opposite in!silgenesr Baiidips.
Good stock Of Canes and Umbrellas constantly on
hand. n02a-tf
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THIRD wARp-FIRsT SUB OR VOTING PRE-
formity 10 the provisions Of the Charter Of the city
o. Washington, an election will be held in the
on MONDAY. the hrst day OF June next, at Mar.
tins Carpenter Shop, on street north, north side
two members Of the Board Of Aldermen, one to
serve one year and one to serve two years, and
and an Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes
Of all who registe ed In the said Third Ward Of
names Is from A to D, inclusive, will be received
Polls open M7A. m and s slsse sWS7EETaw,ps
THos. r BELL,
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FOURTH wARD-sECoND SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT;-Notieeis hereby given that In
city Of WASH Eto D. an election will Be held In the
Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Fourth Ward
once Of the Chief Of Police. Basement west wing Of
ne Ci!y Hall, for Mayer, one member q he Beard
Common Council, At which said Precinct the votes
Of Al whs arc registered in the said Fsur!h Ward
whose names is from e ii, inclusive. will be 70.
eeivsd. Polls spsn at A.; ~, and eless At p. m.
TIMOTHY ALLEN,
#s- FREDERICK lDDINS,
my1 Commis soners
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View York Presbyterian Assembl,

ALBANY, May 25.-In the afternoon session
OF the Presbyterian Assembly, Rev. Mr.. Mott
moved an amendment to the resolution rela.
tive to the overture Of the Presbytery of Gar
Isle In regard to the appointment OF a secre-
tary, THAT the executive be directed to in.
quire what means can be adopted TO promote
the establishment Of Presbyterian schools and
the education Of our children in the institu-
tion under Presbyterian influence"
After debate the resolution was adopted.
The proposed reunion Of the old and new
schools was then taken up.
Or. Breckenridge, ofKentucky, spoke warmly
and eloquently for two hours In opposition to
the reunion. After his remarks the conven-
tion adjourned.
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LET EVERY REPUBLICAN see to II that he IL
registered to-day and tomorrow, while the
lists are being revised. Better to-day than to-
morrow. Do not delay.
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New Advertisements.

THOMAS PRICE, CORNER c AND FoUR.AND-
i n-half streets south. warns all persons from
IyipG credit 70 biz wife, Bridget Price, as he will
contract. tmy8 sci MAY Is, 1858
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JOS. II. BARRETT. Commissioner.

No, 1000, for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. lsb. In the name IL Christopher wise and
was granted June 7, 1855. June is. 1855.
September, 1850, In the name Of Christopher wlse.
aps VS. q Is! a5a9ted February y. ls,a Juas Is. 1855
September. 1850. In the name OF William @. keAn,
minor child q Andrey kean, deceased, and was
No, B,Sa for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March y 1855, In the name Of Alexander Berry
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SBCoND wARD-FoURTH SUB OR VOTING
y PRECINCT.-Noticei 10 hereby-givsn that In
city Of WsshnSton, election will be held In the
Fourth Sub or ysting Precinct Of the Second Ward,
r Stewards, ESQ.,, northwest corner 81 Twelfth
street west and II street north, for Mayor, enc
bers Of the Board Of Common Council, at which said
Precinct the votes Of all who arc registered In the
initial letter Of whose names IL from 10 5, inciu.
sive, will be received. Polls open at .. m, and
close at7p. IN. WIN. PETTIBONE,
CHAS, J. JONES,
ANDREW NoRRR,
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Pianos and Music.
d / A N o 8 .

An assortment OF the celebrated -a1Hes
COLlBRI PIANO VERY small siIe)
has Just been received at the ware. "T"
rooms Of W. @. METZEROTT 4 co, ~ u
Sole agents Of Steinway's Pianos and
Mason Hamlin's Cabinet Organs my23.3t
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Election Notices.

SECOND wARD-YIRsr SUB OR VOTING PRE-.
- CiNCT'hNoties T. hereby give. that Ia son.
q wsshisgtSns an election will be held in the
LiIsi sub or younI PIsclnct the Second Ward en-
wilaer's, ss2 lerthwsst corner Of Ma. :sehusciis
avenue and q, Tgslfta stree! west, for Mayor. one
Der. % the Board 81 Common Council. Al which
said Prscinet the votes q all who are Iegsercd In
the initial letter Of Whose names i from 10 in.
elusive, will be received Polls open at a. M and
close h7p.m. JoHNCHAPhAN,
T.E1RBEN,
j.ssTREETs.
my1
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SECoND wARD-THIRD. SUB OR VOTING
y S, hsf'S b, T.
city Of an election will be held In the
o. HoNSHY ss ar.s aaS June s' nsas Eli
Davis, go, nSrthwest corner q New York ave.
nue. and TTslfth street west, for Mayer. one mem.
Of the Board Of Common Council, at which said
Precinct ths ySt.s Of Al who arg Isgstered in the
initial letter Of whose namesis from TO N, inclu.
sive. will be received. Polls open q la m. and
close at p. m. JOHN J. JOYCE,
g. A. DOUGHERfY,
X. II. BOOKER,
my& Commisslopers,
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CEC0ND wARD-FIPTH SUB OR VOTING
p PRECINcT; Notice is hereby gwen thai. IN
city Of Washington, an election will be held In the
Fiji Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Second Ward.
HasIier's. west side Of Twelfth street west, near
the corner q street north, for Mayor. one men.
Of the Board Of Common Council, at which said
Precinct the votes Of all who are registered in the
initial letter OF whose names Is from to z, In.
elusive, will be received Polls open Az a. n,
JAS. X, yEMING,
jos. W. MATTlNGLY,
my26 Commissioners
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RhII" JUBT IL
~ CENTS.
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATIsR ON HEALTH;

3. DE =. CURTIS. N. D. p. re. g.. ..so..
Author OF "Curtis on Food, y" ETpose 81 ouaeks
and ousekery,m use Of the Mieroscopsin Certain
This Invaluable work treats on the cause and esss
Of premature decline; shows how 70 live and what
to i've for; how wealth Is lost and how regAineA;
gives clear synopsis OF diseretions and
abuses, and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet can be obtained on spplica-
tion or by post from the author, DR.. CURTls. who
may also be consulted u his residence, No. $50
street, betwee Twentieth and Twenty first Streets
Washington, d. G., from the hours Of 10 a. IN. to
p. IN. and from 10 Sp. m. fell GIN
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f~-WAR DEPAR TMENT,. SUR
- GEoN GENERALS OFfiCE, WASH
iEGToN: p g MARCH .; 1858
B. Brown, B5syet BTigadier General. US a. Sur
geon ii X. Writ, Brsyet LIEUTENANT. Colonel, Y.
4, and Assistant Surgeon 4. A, Woodhnil. bs.yst
tieutenant Colonel Y. 3. A. will meet In New York
city, on he ist o. NAY next for the GENERALIZATION o.
iiop and Of candidates for admission Into the Mod
ical STAFF Of tho United States Army.
Applicants must be between 81 and 80 years Of
age, physically sound, and graduates Of q regular
n Apgliestons for permission 70 appear before the
United States Army, and must state the full name,
date.
Testimonials as to character and qualifications
must be furnished the applicant has been In the
medical service q the army during the late
and date and place Of service, and testimonials from
forwarded.
No allowance Is made for the exponses Of persons
undergoing examination, As IL IL an Indispensable
prerequisite to appointment.
The number Of vacancies now existing In the Med
J, X. BARNES,
inarohS-eouol Surgeon GensraI.U. D. A.
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no ALL WHOM Vt MAY CONCERN.

DEPARTMENT or TIE IKTERIoR,(
Pension OFFICE. May 4. 1865,
Application having been made under the act Of
scTibed Lsnd Warrants, which are alleged to have
been Lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
rant new certificate o. warrant Of like tenor will
be reissued, II no valid objection should then APP
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THE BAPTIST PUBLICATION socIET,
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The Girls of the Present.

II is terribly significant of the present state
OF things when men are free to write as they
do OF the women OF their own nation. Every
word OF censure flung against them is two
edged. and wounds those who condemn as
much as those who are condemned; for surely
it need hardly be said that men hold nothing
so dear as the honor of their women, and that
no one living would willing lower the repute
OF his mother or sisters. 1t is only when these
have placed themselves beyond the pale of
masculine respect that such things are written;
when they become again what they were once
they will gather around them the love and
homage and chlvalrous devotion which were
then an English womans natural inheritance.
The marvel ID the present fashion of lite among
women, is how it holds its ground in spite of
the dsapprobation of men. 1t used to be an
old time notion that the sexes were made for
each other, and that it was only natural for
them to please each other and to set them
selves out for that end. But the girl of the
period does not please men. She pleases them
as little as she eleVates them, and how little
she does that, the class of women she has taken
as her models OF itself testi6es. All men whose
opinion is worth having prefer the simple and
genuine girl of the past, with the tender little
ways and pretty bashtul modestes, to this loud
and rampant modeTnization, with her false
red hair and painted skin, talking slang as
the conversation to doubtful subjects. She
thinks she is piquant and exciting when she
thus makes herself the bad copy of worse orr.
Rinal, and she will not see that, though men
laugh with her, they do not respect her; though
they flirt with her, they do not marry her. She
will not believe that she is not the kind of thing
they want and that she is acting against nature
and her own interests when she disregards their
advice and ohends their taste. We do not see
how she makes out her account, vie wing her
life from any side; but all we can do Is TO wait
patiently until the national madness has passed,
and our women have come back again 10 the old
English ideal, once the most beautiful, the most
modest, the most essentially womanly in the
world London Quarterly ReUiele.
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Ammonia as n Motor,

Gdligndni says:-'Visitors to the Great Ey-
hibition may recollect having seen locOmobiLe
engine set in motion by the application of
ammonia, and which was exhibited in class So
attracted the emperor's attention, as well as
that OF the public, the saving resulting from
the system being enormous. 1t appeared from
the experiments. 1t appeared from the expert
ments made that common ffteen.horse power
steam engine, working four hours, consumed
BAT kiloerammes Of fuel, while the ammonia
engine, working four hours and eighteen
minutes, did not consume more than one hun
therefore about 60 per cent. The new appa-
ratus has, moreover, the advantage Of being
easily applicable to the old boiler. The che
is this: The latent heat of the dissolution of
ammonia in water is the algebraical sum of the
latent heat OF hqulfaction of that gas and of
its heat of combination with WATER
"The new engine, however, does not employ
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liquihed ammoniac&l gas, but solution of that
gas in water, aud co nmonly known as liquid
am nonia. This solu. ion only absorbs one
hundred and twenty-s'x units of heat in
its yaporization, whnt that of water
absorbs six hundred aud six of these
units Moreover common liquid ammonia
boils at fifty degrees c>antlgrade and
anords pressure of six atmos Dheres at one
hundred and eleven degrees, whine steam re-
qulres heat OF one hundred and sixty degrees
IN order to produce the same pressure. Never
theless, an objection to this new system had
TO be removed. Ammonia will attack
copper and brass with great ardity; ana as
many parts OF steam engine consist of brass,
their speedy deterioration might be looked
forward to. Fortunately, however, ammonia
the enemy of copper, is the friend of iron; that
ls, iron Indefinitely in contact with it will be
preserved from rust instead of suffering from It,
and all the parts of a steam.eDgine now made OF
Dtass may henceforth be made of iron. The
escape OF ammonia from the engine is not to be
dreaded, because the fatty substances with
winch engines are creased being saponided by
contact with that gas, will only make them
more air-tight than begore.n
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VoR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL.

DNOR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAFT.
II hOAD.-From foot OF MARKET Street (Upnar
Trains leave as follows for Cape May ''
500 A. NJ, Cape May Express, due at 1925 (noonl
Sl6 Z M; Cage ma May PASSENGER, SEN due at 7'OSP M.
$50 A. NJ, Morning Mail, due at 1905 A. M
500 p. NJ, Cape May Elk press due at 8'22 p M,
Sunday m all and Passenger train leaves Philadel-
phta at gig A. M Returning leaves Cape Island at
Cape May Freight trains leave Camden daily at
92O A. NJ. and Cape Island at $40 A. M.
Cape May, at the following rates.
Annual Tickets, $780, Quarterly Tickets, $780, for sale
st the office Of the Company in Camden, N. J.
Chesnnt street lunder the Continental HetelJ whsre
orders also be left for Baggage, which will be
called for and checked at residences by the Union
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
For Bridgeton, SALEM Millvlle, Vlpeland, and In.
teEmed,ate stations, ct 500 A. NJ and 8 30 ?. M.
For Cape May, 800 A. M hnd Sl6 Z. NJ.
Woodbury. Accommodation train at 500 p. NJ.
Brldgeton and salem Freight Train leaves Camden
"1ey ccymmutation Checks between Philadelphia and all
WILLIAM j. sEwELL, Superintendent.
TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Stations on Camden and Amboy and COnnectins
INCREASED DESPATCH.
Amboy, Freehold and JamesDurg, aud Burlington
County Railroads, forwarded ct IL O'Clock Noon.
For Trenton, Princeton, kingston Rocky Hill. and
roads forwarded at ~ p M,
For New York lat u, ~, ana p M,
Freight received from A. ~. 70 7. M. .
numbers, Bhippers and consgnees must In every inl
stance bs sent with each load Of goeds:
WALTER FREEMAN, Agent,
No. 226 s. DeawaTs Avenue,
PhiiRdelDhlA.
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TRUSSES.

&c "sEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS,
N1sA No. ls47 CHE5NUT Street. This Truss cor.
LeSsy spplled will cure and retain with the mos
c0nioftsDls conf used In bathing, fitted to form,
nIsca No solis, becomes Timber, or moves from
porter by which the Mothers, CoTpulent, and Ladies
Bunerln9 Win Female weakness will find relief and
perfect support very light, neat, etfectua Pile
Instruments 5houlosr Braces, Elastic stockings 10
Leather TruASes' half usual price. Lady "a attend
Rnoes I20lwfm