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-n|rsTpICTIy PURE AND WHOLE

ndy STRICTLY PURE AND WHOLE
Some THE Mount Joy Pal Herald says: We
visited the, extensive laboratory OF MISHLER'a
HERB BITTERS, In Lancaster, and saw the pro-
cess Of m liking the Bittefs which are 80 famous
eycrywhere. The ingredients are the purest,
fresi hest and beat ana the basis used for diusinR
the virtue OF the herbs through the system Ia The
purest we ever saw and this is very important
fact for. however valuable medicine may be, II
it is compounded with poisonous liquor, Its use
will be Injurious instead OF beneficial. We, can
say that MfSTIL ER'S HERB BlTrERS Is strictly
pute and wholesome In every resrectn Sold by
all respectable druggists. Price, one dollar per
bottle. jy 25-deod&wlw
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Northern papers persist In announcing
that General LEE is at Long Branch or Sara
toga: Ia this an advertising card for these
These announcements
cannot be made in ignorance of the fact that
General LEE is several hundred miles dis
tant from Long Branch, and we believe has
no idea whatever of going thither.
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WEDrIsG OF PROMINENT ARTIsTs.-The
New York Mail says i" We hive been In
formed, through heretofore always TRUST
worthy source, ofaa remarkably quiet and
on the 18th Instant at Portland, Me. The
contracting parties were two of our pf0mi-
nent public artists, Signor Bsdgnon and
Miss McCull0eh, We give the. news as 1t
comes to us, and are disposed 70 hslIsYs In
It'll aosrestasss, q Z. g is'Ssgs q
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We see it announced that the Rev. Mr..
MoFFAT, the celebrated African traveller,
has arrived in London. Where is the ira.
weller LIVINGSTONE? He has been wonder
fully silent, considering his fondness Of
writing, if he is alive. j. We fear that he has
been foully dealt with by savages he has
appreciated too highly.
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hard ard probes &c ttihosFcaghlyg But We 10
not degrade a high, and manly, and VIZ
taous resentment, which leads TO yenge-
sance on so great an offender as The destroyer
bf the peace and honoro Of mans house as
to pronounce It insanity. The public SEN
tsment respects is, and public opinion justi-
lies 1t, and that society is purest and satest
where It is held in this light.
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!! The gold brokers'. or gold rogues-for tnas
h. the more truthful title--are still playing
their cannrds. The last was that Franz
had determined not to respect the s1lpun''
tons OF the treaty of Paris relative 20 plo-
perry and priyateering on the sea ; anu snis'
too, notwithstanding the official announce
ment that France would respect these
stinulations, ..44f ~ - 49,
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FURNITURE, dc.

FURNITURE, &c. &a.a
HARWOODs & RITTER, -a*
III opposite the post o1lee, Main ain street Tree
turing the most complete and varied asaost-
ment OF - - X,, Il ~
PARLOR FURNITURE.
GNING.ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES. G.sF E&1tS
And we would invite all In want OF rood, SUBJ
stantial articles In our line to examine our stock
No establishment in the State can offer greater
inducements. We have goods TO suit all parties les.
elegant sets OF superior workmsnsR,p ana n nns
we viii tell you secret we are still reducing our
prices. Can opposite the post-eface, up stairs.
mv30 .s#e.t.rtrsg..H#
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Floyd. Chapman j. Barbour, w. Z.
Thomas, C. e. Martin, Jr. Benjamin }:
GsmpbelI Colonel james NJ Tatum, and
John Bs Barksdale.
g Rescued, That the namesof the chair.
man and secretary Of this meeting be added
to the list.of delegates, and that any citizen
of this county who may be in DaEille ut the
time Of holding said convention may con-
slider himself authorized to act as o delegate
from this county. !
!" Resolved, That the Richmond and Dan
vile papers be requested to publish the
proceedings of this meeting" 49,
f,aa JOHN E. PENN, Chairman.
JEFF. r.. Laicson, Secretary.
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ma. HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
/ ,,o...,..tF FROM EUROPE. y 80 :tGiisi

tyt'.s.stsLE ~ EhOM Ne zsstf,- 4
Fl i Il 9 DECIAREs HE IS SELLING THE
lCHEAPEsT DRY GOODS TO, BE had IN
THIS CITY. Read his list Of prices
and upward. Cheap good UnbIeached Cotton at
&c.. loc., 12lc., 1sc., and Upward, astonishing
White HandkerchIefs from SC. to 7Sc., the most
remarkable thing on record; 1900 Diagonal
Prints, all celors, at l0c., lust opened 500 yards
rsnted; Joseph's and other makes OF Kid Gloves,
all coors and sizes, at o. going very fast and
complete. assortment OF housekeeping Goods,
Mems Wear, Dress Goods, Notions, and, other
goods usually found in frsclass house. at prices
which cannot fail to please and attract your attcR-
ton. Look to your interest and give me call be-
the very man 10 give more Dry Goods, for your
greenbacks than any one In Richmond. ~ ~ = Il
A. GOLDBACK. a07 Broad street :
am sole agent for Richmond fol, ROBERTSS
PARAB0LA, NEEDLES, and have on hand all
numDerS.I ~ 1900. .a..lEn II ..JY 40 81
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s Correspondence OF the DtspasSte -
6fsrussar,te at waterffsg.F lnces--Tt 49,
3 A sses Exnecred from Cape May-The
b war,. ere. -
~ o., rr,ua,eR Wits SULPHUR SPRINGS,
y 'h'''-'.'-- July 28tif, 1870. :.
met with quite human curiosity on
INV Journey hither, In the shape Of an In
iianaian In search Of his wife. He had
brought his family on to Virginia to settle,
and had made arrangements to purchase q
farm, when the recent shooting in Lynch
didn't suit her. This thing OF shooting peo-
pie about buying land was not cheering
Indication. She accordingly made up her
mind to 20 back to Indiana. Her husband
said he Swarn't going" She told him to
stay then, to which he replied eco,
Nance, and be - to YOU" Nance went
on Saturday. By Sunday the old mans de-
termination had pretty well given cut. 90
he took the northern train In pursuit OF MS
wife and family. He was regular speci..
men of a western hoosier, and had one 81
those indescribably red, furrowed, and
sharp faces, set off with an aquiine nose ana
4 piercing pair Of eyes, which lett you
in doubt as to whether he was twenty-five
or fifty years Of age. His misfortunes QUO
not end with the departure OF his wife, Ior
he lost his hat before he had gone fVe miles
on the train. The only regret that he ex-
he exclaimed: "Thar, be G., my hats a
gone" When he passed Washington he
looked at the capitol and asked: "What big
house is that arr" He was told it was the
capitol. ."The capitol of WHAT" "Of the
United States" 'sOh!" said he, that's
the house whar Gineraf jackson and Wash
ineton made the Constitution which we
can't git ahold Of" At last accounts ne
had been left ut way station while endea-
yoring to get drink, and was almost ans
tic about Nance, who was every moment
getting further away from him.
Visitors to the Springs are rather slow IN
coming this year, and the attendance at TINS
time is comparatively slim at all the Waeer-
ing-places. This is due, am told, TO tne eA-
traordinary cheapness Of excursion tlcKets
to Cane NAV, Saratoga, Long Branch, etc.,
which has drawn large numbers thl!her.
That the hot weather and the mosquitoes
will soon drive them away from these not
and dusty retreats and bring them 10 seek
the pure, fresh mountain air of virginia, L
do not doubt. Already applications nave
been received from parties at Cape May 1or
accommodations
One party of forty has engaged sleeping
car from Baltimore for the latter part OF tnls
week. There are now upwards OF live hun
dred guests here. There are about zoo at
the Rockbridge Alum, $50 at the Hot and
Healing, 100 at the Sweet, and l5o at the
Red Sweet.
Generals Joseph e. Johnston and Jubal A.
Early, and Commodore Maury, will be here
this week.
Monkey, the Washington costumer, ar
rived this morning with a full supply OF
costumes for the ball on Wednesday night.
twill be brilliant affair. DENIS.
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CLOTHING.


II Asst CHANCE $50. -...zHn
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT
I -1. will close up the
LAST CHANCE OF BUYING GOODS .a
At COST AT THIS HOUSE.
What there is left in the stock will be sold without
REFERENCE TO COST,
as do not desire to carry any goods over from
this season. II you want bargains In the line OF
FINE CLOTHING, now Is the only tlme-So I'M
AT BALDWIN'S OLD STAND. il ..,.-
corner Tenth and Main streets.
~ as-3t WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
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AsORE TRUTH THAN POETRY-in
I'VE the fact that the INCEST, CHEAIEaI,
REST CLOTHING can be had Of the undersigned
than elsewhere. among which can be found all
kinds or MEMS SUITS and thousands OF other
noetry, BARGAINS can be found at
: 81 : WILLIAM IRA SMITHS,
tals 1905 Main street.
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IpxED.

o. .ho sod ,nsta,it ne III r. n, or typhoid pnau-
,,,s,nsa. WIbHUR RI NE, tho liant child OF 20
eenh and Cntharine shurm, aged seven moh'nS
ana sm children to cos unto me, and for
bid them NOT, for OF such is the kingdom OIL aea-
ven. y
: On a7tt, instant, at sP. NJ, JULIAN HoBsoHa;
U sost child OF w. G.. and e. y. Tyler. agea
ss ouuse ,nnnfhs and seventeen days. !.
eik Ehe Snnerai win take place from sycamore
church THIS AFTERNOON at 4 O'clock sre Inc ,n
friends and acquaintance OF lhe iamiiy orc W. =
tited to attend. s.--... - ~ :! !.
ro1tN rERGGUIsT, o native Of Sweden, but
H., tha last twenty years resident OF Richmono:
&c a;s funeral viii t,ke place from the Iirmary o.
fhe Medical College THIS AFTEkNUUsSs "a ~ ~ .
O'Clock. His friends are respecsIuiiy - ,
attend.
A. hor residence. 10. lis Grace street. sstIrday
tba 18th instant at O'Clock r. M Mrs; Az ,,or
r. BLAIR, reject Of the late Beverly biaif, II aei
seventy fifth year. r sstE ( - 49, SUI
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! W. HAVING OBTAINED THE
- ENTIRE INTEREST OF u
JAMES E. BURRESS AND JOSEPH G.
WILLIAMS, (: =. 4 4 =
In the late concern of
BURRESS, WILLIAMS CO.,
beg leave to call the attention Of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIyEasToCk AZ.
~ DRY GOODS
OF EVERY, DESCRIPTION. i.tj 81
In order to supply the demands OF my I'M
mense retail trade / am compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS, nt"afaa
WITH
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
My stock Ia replenishsd by r.:
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
g.. FRESH GOODS,
Is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
Is always . i y..L'
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
a&a THE TRADE.
/ THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS IL, s..
sUPER IOR,
PRICES AS LOW AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
invite an examination by all In want Of
FIRST CLASS GOODS III. -.
f. n l'1 s-'st'- AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N, WOODFIN, lit Main street.
x between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found WIZ
me, who will be pleased to see their friends:
- JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
EDWIN A. WINN,
$50 w. JENNINGS. "' t.'..' .f
F. V. SUTTON, JR., ,- .,-,y
. CIR. MORTON, RI. $50 80 '.''' -
:. A. NJ. WOODF1N,
e23 WILLIAM B.. MCCAW.
NJ DISCIPLES CHURCH (s1CA-
MoKEL ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND AlARSHALL.-I'reachins on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. M. ana ". M.
elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at L. M.
Seats free.
parsonage, 4os Twelfth street. N.Y.
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More than one hundred and fifty fatal
3orkelty during the present summers
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DARENTS WHO NOW WANT OK
L will soon want BOYS and CHILDhEN -,
LIGHT SUMMER W0LLEN SUITS ;Es1 WI 9 HEx ~
IN bny them at less price than they VIII pc apte
to buy them again for long tine ns 81 ma Pe
riod I close up the process OF sEliHu Tsr a.
S =, oRa,dwsnss old stand, corner Tenth and Main
streets. nAhhh L ti'EA o1NA "
20 GS-3E tEs5f" lE
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hridre o NJ HENDERsON YkEKER 9nd MISS
sATAH THR0gKMORTONssb both o. slsenfsco
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j y1RGIN1A.-Route 4, 1858, Harper's Ferry to
Winchester, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Extend route from Winchester
by Kernstown, Bartonville, Newtown, Vau-
cluse, Middletown, Cedar Creek, and Capon
Road Station, to Strasburg, increasing dis
lance 19S miles, at pro rata additional pay
per annum from August /, 1870. Route
1863, Winchester to Staunton, Virginia, A.
D. Trotter contractor. Curtail route to
lance 43 miles, and deduct 81 ,6S5.S7 from
annual pay from August l, 1870, pro rata !;
one months extra pay allowed an amount
deducted. L=c t.@.
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sPEUlAA aOTROES.

----~ssSSe -
/ me- BELLS, BELLS.
!For plantations, factories, foundries, anu
ocbool.hou,es. Received to, day another Iot' d
a Ytv.nound bell for a5, ready for banging. -
Say SIMPSON BROTHER,
=. "a ,,rx a5s. No. 1918 Main street.
T~FRECKLEs AND TAN.--M-EADE
IRsKER,s FRECKLE LoT1oN.win remove
s.octIos and tan an ID improve the complexion. Il
"a entirely free OF any ingredient that can posi-
% o.,oe' soc. vial. e~e~a>,.,r,-'' jy28-2w
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AMELIA SPRINGS, July Is, 1870.

AMELIA SPRlNGS, July 70, 1SiU.
Messrs Editors,-I lett the dull streets
and heated walls of Richmond last Satur-
day evening, taking the $50 Danyille train.
Arriving at JetersYille, took the hack for
this place, where 1 arrived, after pleasant
ride of twenty minutes, at about o'clock
Just in time for supper. les, and good
enough for an editor. will advise any
body who wishes to visit the country to
enjoy the cool shade, Old Virginia dinners,
and splendid sulphur water, to come to
AMELIA SPRINGS. The table is abundantly
sllppIied with everything in season, and
we'll served. can't see why it is that per-
sons 60 so far away from home when they
can have all the comforts, conVeniences,
and benefits, so near them. Captain q. A.
Miller has charge here this season. He is
an affable, pleasant Old Virginia gentleman.
:" Captain Giles" as he is Familiarity called
by ali, is the pet of everybody here, and is
untiring in his efforts to make his guests
comfortable. Grandson Johnson and John
Newton are here again this season, and an
swer your calls in their usual prompt man.
ner. And last, though not least, Miss An
gelina Black, who is as untiring in her SER
vices to the visitors as ever. BY the way,
MIR. Editor, we are to have picnic here
next Friday (the 29th) and big dance at
| night. Can't you come up; / will insure
you a pleasant time and plenty of every
| thing that is good and nice. You can then
see for yourself that what say is SO.
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In reply to O letter of inquiry, Acting
Commissioner Douglass directs that where
sale of tobacco not having any marks or
brands Of manufacturer thereon is made
by O United States marshal, that officer
should stencil the fact on each package,
giving the place and date of sale with his
own name. If,sold subject to tax, the pur-
chaser must affix and cancel the stamps be-
fore removal. Ii sold free of tax, the mar
shall must afiix and cancel the stamps and
deduct the expense thereof from the pro-
ceeds OF sale, according to section 18th OF
the act of July 18th, 1866. Ii on offering
forfeited or condemned tobacco for sale a
bid cannot be obtained sufficient to cover
the tax and expense of sale, OF at any rate
to cover the tax, the tobacco must be with.
drawn. No tobacco can be allowed to be
put ON the market without proper stamps
affixed and cancelled, and the law provides
no mode of procuring stamps other than
payment therefor in money.
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BANKING FACILIT1Es.-Applications con.
tinue to be made from the South and West
tor authority to establish national banks
under the recent act Of Congress, giving
additional facilities to these sections. The
larger number of applications come from
the West. Probably four or five hundred
new banks will, before long, go into opera
ton. The comptroller of the currency will
not draw upon the East for the $25, 000, 900
the law for the South and West shall have
been taken by Them. ,.zs t. -! - r
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

CAREER OF A WESTERN SENAToR.-Sitting
in the Senate few evenings before the adj
journment, my attention was directed by a
neighbor to one Of the senators, with the
statement that about fifteen years ago he
was a sojourner in this city under less favor
able circumstances. Fc was then occupy
ing the upper floor of small house at the
rate of six dollars per month. The first
month the rent was paid. The second and
the third passed without payment, when
the delinquent approached his landlord,
possibility Of securing employment Of any
kind, and the necessity of bis seeking work
elsewhere. Insisting upon leaving feather
bed in pledge for the rent due, ne sofa his
few effects to raise sufficient cash to carry
him out of town, and then. disappeared.
Two years later he reappeared and redeem
ed his word and his bed and again departed.
1t appears that the unsuccessful ONCE
seeker, or the clientless lawyer, on his exit
from Washington sat his face westward, ana
made his family home In one OF the then
new territories. He was. subsequently
appointed by the Territorial Governor
brigadier-general Of militia, ana was after
wards elected by the Legislature a major
general. in which capacity he commanded
two expeditions against the Indians. At
the beeinnins of the late war he entered the
Federal army at the head Of the first regi-
ment raised In his Territory, and was sub
sequently appointed acknowledgement and
hreyeted major-general. He was Il men,
her of the Territorial Legislature and of the
Constitutional Convention, and when the
thirty-seyenth State was admitted to the
Union he took his seat in the United States
Senate. It is stated that the senator was
aided in getting up his regiment by Mr..
Kellogg, now senator from Louisiana that
his own colleague In the Senate was chap
lain of the regiment, and that MIR. Spencer,
the carpet-bag senator from Alabama, was
srtler of the same regiment-the four now
meet in the Senate Washington CorTe-
spondent Nesoark (N ~ Observation-Disclosures
Rcdn. r'' - '...-
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Ask to see the FULI,-PLhTE WATCH bear.
Ing the trademark "American Watch Com
pany,,, Crescent street. Waithani,, Massachn-
setts.n It is by far the best full-piate watch
made In the United States. and sarpasses any
thing heretofore made In this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &C.
Y an 3O-d eOd--w cow 3m IN !. ).
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sEwINa.mACHYNEs.

GEORGE II. BROWN. G. L. RApWAf.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
VI DRAFTED WHEELER Il WILSON SEW
ING-MACHlNEWe propose. In view Oh OH cur pSe
Int;st liberal basis, and keep constantly Oh hapd
full assortment Of the above celebrated Machine,
with all. the modern improvements ana nnaingo'
for the same such as Needles, Sewing six, COZ
tom. &c, Machines sold on the lease plan nt sasn
nrises' instalnents or Sie month. Repairs
pfolnp1'' A' GEORGE H. BROWN Coz.
re No 73g Main, corner Of Eighth street
. ..o.,sa w nfAd thrnnghOut the state. NY 10 :.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
OCEAN VIEW. July %, 1870.

OCEAN VIEW, July 10, loiU.
In all your notices Of the different water
ing places you are silent as to the salubrlty
and beautiful ocean scenery of this splendid
location. There are several of your citizens
soiourning here for the benefit Of the sea-
bath, sea-air, and the finest fishing grounds
in the United States. Just rs am penning
these lines four gentlemen came on shore in
their boat who had been out on the rocks
some four hours, and counted 600 fish OF
different kinds, all jumping, and ready for
the pan. These fishing grounds lay directly
in front of Ocean View, and in good
weather the number Of boats ap% small
vessels are countless, anchored of from a
mile to half mile from the shore, as busy
as bees in drawing the tnny tribe out of
their element. These boats, or the greater
number of them, have wells to keep their
fish alive, and furnish the Norfolk and
Portsmouth markets with fresh hsh at
nearly all hours of the day.
Ocean View is a rude and rough-looking
place to stranger, the accommodations not
being of the first order, and quite limited
in its sleeping apartments; but the bath is
magnificent. The sea comes foanllng IN
from old ocean, tumbling its briny blue
waves in curling undulations on to the
snowy-white sandy beach. The surf is
truly grand. Cape May or Long Branch,
as to a bathing-place, does not enter into a
comparison; and then. imagine the nice
fresh fish and fried chicken, with other
ss fixins," being prepared for the palate
after this bath, foreshado,oed by an icy
julep, giving such an appetite that the gods
themselves would envy. What adds much
to the excellence Of this place is that 1t Is
safe from under-tow," reef making out
some fifty yards from the shore, protecting
the smallest individual from being forced OFT
by the receding waves.
I understand this property is owned by
company of gentlemen in Norfolk, who but
for the late war would now be occupying
their own "sea cottages" here, and mag
nitcent hotel sufficient to accommodate any
quantity of visitors would have been erected
here. They have not as yet recuperated
enough to carry out their intentions, but 1t
must and ariLL become the great watering
place on this continent. The city railroad
cars will soon run to this place an teao'aty
minutes from, Norfolk. A Richmond gen.
tleman, having his family located here, can
leave his city at z. M, when business is
over, and take his sea bath and fresh fish
supper at O'Clock that evening; leave at 8
A. NJ, and be at his business in Richmond
at Ii next day, recuperated and reuiued
from his bath in the ocean, and fine supper
and breakfast of fish. JAMES RIVER.
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vTKGTN1A NEWS.

correspondence ofshe Dispatch
$3.50 AT yyatcrffsg.P1nces--
8 ssea Exuected from Cape May-Ihe
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me- MOSQUITO NETTING.
4 FULL SUPPLY JUST OPENED BY U.S.
! all widths, qualities, and prices.
m n nnrCn A. Cn

jys 81 = I. r. PRICE co.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17

vX7OODSBURGH HOUSE, WOODsBURGH, l.. L-THIS
w Hotel situated eighteen miles from New York on
tina South Side Railroad hour from City Hail. not three
s5th of June has and water and furnished
New YORK, and 10 A. NJ, S30. S 80 and $50 T. NJ
returning, leave Woodsbursh 5As 7A4 ~ A. 2I5 and
M sTETsoN the House, daily Cottages, furnished
unfurnished.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17

JJOUsE TO LET-FUaNITURE FOR SALE IF DE-
sired; near Madison square. Inquire OF l.. d. LAW
| RENEE, 1928 Broadway.