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COASTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs LINE
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA.
via Panama,
carrying mails a.n passengers and
Aspinwail Panama, santa Martha, Greytown
| Central America,
ar August wi, ssss KJsIS STAR Captain B. HI
n hs Steamer c baHrss
at San bsyo .a rsna%s
a american cam snd son also Tor All Cen
Sspsr tSs ss g!
TS ana FsT. ee sRs
ons Of The yin
freight sn az lna Hns s sp
sap on hs sr 9ss 81 4ss
CAMANA BAY. COMPANY FOR pUERTA PLATA,
MAIL ans EPo%ss G hs vsd
leave pier No North River on THURSDAY August T. At
& Of y %
'0' ressiP pPssSe BsRRclF co. 20 Broadway
and M. Y ss:s5ssp line. leaving
pier No sN0r'h I'VE kvEik ~ rhRtMkspAy.
G Ely 81 II HAV A Mavana ana Nassau,Aus
CRY 81 ahxfoo tRsyaass and xs1ss s., :.
For freight '.HTiiEEss assE SONS s. Broadway
TEXAS LINE-FoR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
SSEo; GLIDE Sspisi: vii issSs pier $ Hs.!
sns point. on nrS s S,as e.
sad In sT a F. ns e. n
ing superior s'f1pM% %Gs neF,y is Maiden
VIZ. CLYDE iis wall Ei street are stA'''" '''' OF
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
sv s e y s.
MORO S oAsfis
supplementary on pier at quarter to three p
For freight and passage Chaving magnificent accommo
WILLIAM P. CLYDE co.
D. MCCLELLAN. Agent In Havana. "AS "''''
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
steamship %ns e NH% 1.S
Ma s's pier Fl re9 ha saS sSsSs
br RAGS, SANTIAGO I and st. Louis
s sss s ss pas
For MEN xf aRHEASs D sHESasurp LINE
from pier SO North River q loot Of North Moore street,
rr.,vh on sssnsG Ausus! at o'coc
ana to St.
n psr
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Al steamship s SGrhe oF bA ne o.,t,r pooor
Will leave pier q East River Wednesday, August g. ati
p. NJ. Freight received daily. Through rates given to
Galveston lndianSa kockport or Aranzas wharf Bra
$2s For freight passage, having superior sccommO
dations, apply to-
E,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
i The Old Dominion Ste smshp Company will despatch
from pier ~ North River, sidewhecl steamship wy
AkOkE Couch commander tor Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond, on Tuesday, August s. at s P: NJ, giving
Through passenger tickets to all points Aceommoda
f3ns Apply a. pier 81 or At general oce
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4 NuNARD LINE.

NuNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers of this line will hcnceiorth specified
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the Outward Passage from queen stown 10 New York
or Boston GRO sing meridian OF 50 at 43 lat nothing
the north of 43.
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the meridian oil so
at ~ lat, or nothing to the north Of AZ,
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
New York and Lyeirpool calling at Cork uarbor.
JAVA. w sday, August6 sAMARfA. ss'day, Aug ls
.G1BA1 W'sday, August ls ABYssJNIA ga'day, Aus.gs
. .kkhhShiktiA Ws sIay aug oALABRlA sadaysep
and every following wednesday and Saturday from New
York Steamers marked thus do not CARY steerage
passengers Cabin passage $50 500 and $780, gold
cordne 70 accommodation Return tickets favorable
terms S'ee era ~ cnrrency Sceragc tickets from
lowest rates Fer freight and cabin passage apply at the
companys Office No Bowling Green. For steerage
passage at Ill Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHARLES O. FRANCKLYN, Agent,
or to p. II. DU VERNET,
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING The UNITED STATES MAIL.
New and full powered steamships,
sailing from New York Saturdays from Liverpool
Thursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way.
NJ r
CELIiG August ~ az II ~ ".
From The white Star dock P:vonis ferry jersey CITY.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaled.
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons staterooms, sm0 king and bathrooms IN
mdship section, where least motion is felt Surgeons
and stewardcss accompany the steamer.
Rates-Saoon, $780, gold Storage, $50 In currency.
Those wishing to send for friends in the Old Country
obtain Storage prepaid certihcates-$2 cur
rency .
Passengers booked to and from all parts Of America
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia,
China, &C.
Drafts from 81 upwards.
For inspec OF plans and other information apply at
the Company's Office, 10 Broadway, New York
Bills OF lading issued to Continental ports -
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JERSEY CITY. HOBOkEN, HUDSON
90 - AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.


Jersey CITY CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY
~ Two TOUR story Trick Ho " feet wide, win
our stores doing extensive business annual rent over
yWu; prlcc xD,Uw; also six tour story brick
Houses Jus. finished price 50 500 each; only one-ourth
cash must be sold IN 30 days InqUirc OF the builder,
PETEk Law LESS bey aud Greenwich streets. or
WIN. p MACAVLy. $50 Twelfth street, corner Erie.
Jcrscy City.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~-~4->No -
a 9, linz boats g; vSep&h6 and DAsfsi Z drew!
PEER sna
Esepss nsS S Ko
PGS 1 81 1Sn a ws S North "Trip
g. Tickets By special cars and baggage checked to
A FTERNooN BOAT FOR NEwBuRG. POUCH.
W, mamSars S% a"s S ahltaSH1fRs
Macy from Vestry street. pier 80 every after
IIAsr RIVER ROUTE TO COMFY IsLAND.-srEAMER
~ METAMORA leaves daily Eighth street, East RIVER
SIX ana ans n Iss e rss hn Ssf IS
pier Brooklyn. 10 A. NJ, and 4P. NJ.
FALL RIVER LINE TO boston, .-,r-u.
The World steamers BRISTOL and PR sysi
daily (Sa 81 a. 5ia.ss1Sded sssa
EOR ASTORIA, HARLEM MORRIsANIA AND
summer arrangements
Steamboats, MORRIS ANA and HARLEM
as; ss y $40 roas has A. NJ,
Esls9n 30 and % snsins q Agsi siass
Bs boats Th nc G high
MORNING LINE FOR SING SING AND IONA
The steamer THOMAS o tsfla will leave the foo, of
street ps We %sennf
q Yonkers Hastings DobGs Ferry, lrvnston Sing Sing
3:l0 I. NJ. arrive in New York at $3.50.
the % esss
morning ut O'Clock
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
parties for the great watering place Of America
T4e attention Of T n clubs picnic
Psss and less than @ q FOUND s srip
Parties OF 2oo and T oyer o1E r ,,n trip
under the management of Mr. Gus Fuller with its bean.
taal lawns crSauet base ball and other pleasure
the reception o and trsnsign, guests
House pier @orh v S'e loot Mspas
~ General Freight and Passenger Agent
N. W. SERAr, superintendent.
SToNINeToN LINE TO BOSTON
The new steamer RHODE 'G ISLAND the fastest and
Ess Re DAILY s s so
necton with express tor Narragansc pier Provi-
sss 5sf 6 e wh sAB
on Doaru ana be back TO the city att A. N. the
steamer sylvan GLEN leaves Peck slip at a:lo p NJ
and connects with the RHODE ISLAND.
ORIENT, GREENPoRr. SHELTER ISLAND SAG
" Harbor and New suffolk.
steamer l = SCHUYLER,
HIplain @. G. GIBBS,
will leave pier IS East River,
TUESDAY, 7 Tn mhs DAY AND ssAfHtaDAY
MONDAY. wEp ESsFIHTpns AND FRIDAY.
ILSsyiins s Sag VA, har 1.,r a, !r N
Leaving Greenport at 30 p NJ.
sn tbs B. SCHUYLER VIII lesvs Sag Iarbor for New
JOSEPH T. ROWLAND
street.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IN Weekly To Queenstown and Liverpoo;
forth ghuy 10 London direct
From piers Nos A and ~ North River
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL =,
ITALY, Griggs Saturday, August g. at SP NJ
GREECE, Thomas. Saturday. August l6 at II
EGYPT Grogsn. ........ Saturday, AuguI7a ATS N.
CANADA Webster Saturday, August 81 at $50 A. M.
TO LONDON DIRtCf
DENMARK. Sumner Thursday, August a. At 10 A. N.
Cabin passage. SO $50 $50 currency Storage, s2e
currency. Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown London
derry Glasgow Cardiff Bristol or London at the lowest
rates.
further Information apply at the Go%Pany,s office
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool
sailing every Wednesday
MANHATTAN Price. August g. n. N.
WYOMING Morgan. ........... August 49, 80 7. NJ.
From pier 46 North River.
Cabin Passage SO. gold; Storage, $50 currency
Prepaid tickets, S32. currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg Nor
way and sweden, 30. Drafts on Ireland England,
France and Germany at lowest rates, Apply TO
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g and on ss
France and 4 rsti broadway
DOMINION LINE.
FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT
The Al full powers fs YSsH British Steamship
% East River on Tuesday a;S, 4 Aususts
Cabin $40 $50 currency according to accommodation
xppy 81 BURGESS Sc South street, Agents.
sH $2sS t. a sbA HssS5s5Esse
These elegant Clyde-built will sail from
State Line pier, Fulton ferry, Brooklyn N. Y, fol-
VIRGINIA Wednesday, Augusta
wsdns.a.y sspss@eers
Sna svsT1 ssas
to 81 ssa ; and
Drafts for fi and upwards
FST s T1ish S ST R%Hss appy AGENTS No 70 Broadway
Storage passage office, No. a Broadway
MORSE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ana dsna to bsss and
the principal Norwegian ports
The splendid nf TAk ssSsFl %p iEfGaRFEiaHIg
Captain Muller will leave her dock, Harbeck stores,
Tuesday, August
TO london First cabin go .steerage sso
VIII en
resSs passage apply to the general agents of
the company ,.,<,r, - -
~ soaiin t william a street street
REAATw w ynST H sTEAMsHr LINE
The steamers of this line viii sail from pier IS East
a. August
oRPS
LNoR CARDIFF, BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
0ss n sashp new
r rd class steamships WIN sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
GtAAMsoRGAN.. Saturday, August
First cabin passage, SIS and sSl currency second
s fsn as
Tor FL and BH lHfE @ hssP Ryt0
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
ESA New qoaK
hs a or the Con-
PfG Nj FST gsF nS North sSs august:
s. so::an
EUROPE, Lemare. Saturday, September 20
PRICE OF PASSAGE s. sEp y GeLp gSeLuDINc wISD
r,... kSsarso% risksi. q Tsaassa 1aiss mar.
. American travellers going TO or returning from the
sy sna s this s rSoa sSa
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and ex
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
The splendid new, powerful steamship
Q. +. FUNGI p. knudsen Commander,
will leave her dock Harbeck's stores Brooklyn Tues
day, the 9th August at Price Of passage First
81 $s s'%;Hs
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANY's
l. iron mail steamship
THURINGIA,
Captain j. Meyer will sail on Thursday, August at
p NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Plymouth London,
- Cherbourg and Hamburg.
First cabin, sl2o. Second cabin, ST.
steerage, $50, payable in United States gold
kUNHAkDT Co, C. B. RICHARD BoAs,
General Agents General Passenger Agents,
I'll broad street. New YORK 81 Broadway, New York.
The CIMBRIA will sail August IA.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For southampton and Bremen
me steamship NEW YORK, Captain Y. Klugkist, will
sail on WEDNESDAY, August 9. at r. NJ, from Bremen
Pier foot Third street. Hoboken to be followed by
ship RikIN, Captain 4. BricKenstein on Saturday,
Augusta
Rates OF passage to London, Havre and Bremen,
=, payable IN gold or Its equivalent in currency.
secohu capii ~
For freight or passage apply to
OElRICIiS K Co, Agents,
No z Bowling Green.
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JNMAN LINE
j FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPOOL-Royal Mail
steamers are appti nted to sail as ollows-
CITY OF BRo0kLYN.......sat Saturday, August ? IL A. NJ
CITY OF rAkis Saturday August ., 2 r. NJ
CITY OF NEW YDRk. SATURDAY., August III,
CITY 0E L0ND0E ;... THURSDAY, August ~ ~ A.
CITY OF MONTREAL..... Saturday, August g. 2 T., NJ
CITY OF BRISTOL Thursday, August Is A. NJ
ana each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, $40 $50 and $50 gold, according to accommoda
ton
Round trip tickets at low rates
Steerage-To Liverpool, Queenstown, GLASGOW. Lon
donderry. London Bristol Cardiff, $50. Prepaid
tica:es $50 currency.
Passengers also forwarded TO llavre, Hamburg Swe-
den, Norway Denmark and Paris ut reduced rates
Drafts issued mt lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
company IS Office No. Is Broadway.
For Storage passage at 80 Broadway
JOHN @. DALE, Agent, or to
oDONNELL FAUX, lu2 Chestnut street, Phadel-
phia.
r G. BROWN. 30 South Clark, corner Lake street,
Chicago.
WILLIAM INMAN, Liverpool, and No. Rue Scribe,
Paris,
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A COUNTRY HOME wANTED-NEAR NEW YORK.
IA in exchange for first class Sewing Machines Adj
dress " ES, 50 John street.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A SMALL HOTEL FOR SALE-SALT WATER BATH
IA ing, boating and fshing one hour from New York
Tor hall what the building cost s. G. SMITH.
Frankfort House, 2n william street.
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A FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR SALE
"A With all eutbudings and 60 acrcs OF Land, undsv
the highest cultivation, in Rockland county, IS miles
from New York CITY, on two railroads. fine orchards;
English park of four around the house. with orna
mental shade trees; good and fine mountain views
price $4,000 of which two-thrds may remain bond
and mortgage Inquire Of X. NAUMAN z6f Bowtry
New Ynrk
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d. OnN mn IN DRY GOODS BOOTS SHOES.
1AVU.VVO Clothing, Hardware, &c.. wanted in
Southern Farms and Lands apply for one week. to d.
a L. at METROPOLITAN Hotel. room 2la
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VERY CHEAP FARM, 10 ACRES; HOUSE, BARN
Great Neck depot Long isand Il miles from city;
bargain II sold this week Apply to G. ". DITCuETSr,
KELLY on premises.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
GREAT BARGAIN-AT RIVERDALE, ON THE
~ Hudson, 1wenty-lourth ward, N. y, as annexed
about IL Acres with large frontage Broadway high
fine views; good house and improvements only S275D
Jer for all; terms very easy. POTTER BROTHERS.
No Warren street. and fordbam.
BARGAINS IN wESTCHEoTER PROPERTY AID.
ID Joining and within the wards OF the city-Puy
farms and sell them in city lots From 10 20 acres
bought the de pot monthly payments Several
small Properties with Houses 4c, from $l,7o and up
ward Apply TO POTTER BROTHERS, branch Office ut
Fordham depot
TcoR SALE OR TO RENT--A GENTLEMAN's CoUN.
try Residence at Yonkers on the Hudson, convent
cnt 10 depot; house standing very high ground
Inands n view OF the river tor twenty miles; grounds
elegantly laid OUT fountain &C.: new barn and carriage
house with stable Tour horses and COW; the
mos complete place Of its size the Hudson the own.
rrs family being DESTROYS OF leaving the city he viii sell
the place low or II furnished 10 responsible party.
Address OWNER. box 3,SN Posi- onicc.
RIO LET At TARRYTowN, NEAR TIE DEPOT-Two
i furnished Houses and unfurn shed Cottage, with
immediate 20. scss rents very low. :. EMBkkSoN,
tS sixth avenue, near Thirty-eigbth street
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EDROPERTY EXCHANGED nOcOOOD PROPERTY
for sale or EXCHANGE metropolitan Houses, Brook
lyn Properties Country Places Lots. Farms; Land
aO, 600 acres; Souther Plantations, &c.
r. MANSON 70 Broadway
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SMALL MONEY MAKING FURNISHED HOTEL ON
- Broadway TO exchange for farm New York
West Virginia Lands. Address box 177l Y. Post Office
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These Spectacles are manufactured from mi
mute Crystal Pebbles melted together, and are
called Diamond on account of their har,inc> and
briiliancy..
1t Is well known that spectacles cut from Brazil
ian scotch pebbles very injurious to the exc
because Of their polarizing light
Having been tested with the polariscope, the dia-
Inond lenses have been found 10 admit fifteen per
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are grouad with great scientific accuracy,
are free from ehromotic alterations and produce :
brightness and distinctness of vision not before al
tanned In spectacles.
Manufactured by the SPENCER OPTICAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New York. For
sale by responsible agents in every city III the Tn
ion. T.. ROWSE, JeWeler and Optician, j. sole
Agent for Augusta. Me-, from whom they only
be obtained. No peddicrs employed. ID" moi i'uy
pair unless you see the trade mark ..
apr1--eod&wly
NoTIOE
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Ilaiit Ntnnebft soyunal.
TIE SIBERIAN MAMMOTH.

Thopoh travellers have again and again
mentioned the frequent discoveries VI tue
remains of the mammoth III una. uoonait
!. was not until the beginning oil the pres
ent century that the subject was sul l,:nl,
oailr ;nvestirated and the fact established
herand a doubt. In the last year OF the
s;ghteenth century, Tungusian chief,
Oss;n Samachow by name, visiting the Is
land or peninsula of Tarnot, at the delta
of the Lena, in lat, ~ N, observed some
strange object protruding from the pre-
cipitous side of the coast, but could not
make out what it was. Again he visited
the spot the following year, and then, too
thouoh the object stood out more promi-
nently than before, he was unable to as
certain its nature. In 1901, he saw it was
a mammoth or an elephant; for now one
side of the animal was exposed and tusk
visible. The superstitious fears of his
family prevented him from visiting the
spot again until three years later. He then
found that the carcass had fallen from its
position in the face of the icy cliff, and lay
upon bank OF sand. He sawed off the
tusks and sold them for fifty roubles.
Two years later distinguished ootanist.
Adams found what remained OF the ami
lLldI, IL udstbS III thD Aht'ti'ihN 49,
preyed upon by dogs and wolves. Little
more than the skeleton was left; indeed.
not the whole of this, for an entire foreleg
was missing. The skin Of the head was
dry, and one ear still bore a TUT oil hair.
fhe pupil ofthe left eye could still be seen.
The trunk and greater part of the tail were
gone but the skin of the side on which
the body lay was still preserved, and wa,
covered with thick coat of long hair
Adams carried of an immense piece Of
this hide. which proved heavy load for
ten men. He also gathered up about thi'-
ty pounds of hair, some of it over two feet
in length. The skeleton, hide aud hair,
were brought to st. Petersburg, and form
the principal treasure of the Geological
Museum ia that city. The tusks which
now adorn the skeleton belonged to
another individual of the sanp species.
Later Investigations of the coast between
Lena and kolyma, have led to the discov-
cry Of thousands Of mammoths, rhinoce-
roses and buffaloes, buried in the ice or in
the frozen soil.
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s1G0pcr ,,- ,'1 hotties for s. CO. del,
TO am ga, care from observation. Sol
trusgis'- ,t> - hrtr. Prepared by
hEHR >Il * co. 10i Duane ST. y. !
10 whom al i-ltrt- Tor Information should be
address ed
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SALE OF PUBLIC LAMBS.

ipAN'Fohi may ~, ic'i.A
y plit t. l. hereby given that the following town.
y -tps or tracts Of land, situate in III. county
of ttanhln, tapart for sale undcl The provisions
"tlhe Revised Statutes, Chapter ;, Scc,on 81, will
lac sold AsrgeAhly to the direction OF the Governor
and Connect, on MOndaN, the fri day ol ~cptem.
hcf htNt, AZ l. O'Clock noon, at the Land Otcc in
Baneor lN seated proposals, to be received 81 any
lim2 previous 10 said time OF sale, pr"pusal~ to
he Received unless ten per cent OF The minimum
ipce 4 paid INTO The Land Oiice with the propo al
~" i"lioWnE Is a tst of the laud- to be sold Us
al"le &"t with the minimum price per acre, for
tecil, w;
township number Three in Bauge Five. west OF
Bhsndnf7 hennebec Purchase, the minimum price
liked Icing - cents per acre.
NJ mat part ottownshiN No. Three Range Six
wing within the limit OF the state, the minimum
aire liNrd therefor being - cent. per acre
Al MAI part "i township number Two In Range
N'N'n lAlhg Within the limits Of tn, state the min
acne. ' 'N P'r
Payment 20 he made It, follow VIZ: One.third
OF lhe purchase mohey IN cash, Including the ION
per cent OF the minimum price deposited and The
balance by notes for three equal sums PAYABLE AN
huailY, IN one, two and three years, respectiyelv
WIN interest," and bond with sufficient snre,v t9r
the payment OF fair stumpage of all timber 10 he
cut thereon, TO be applied TO the payment of No
notes. Deeds to be conditional, in the usual form
of State deeds.
mayer. &wtseptl Land AGENT.
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AVON ouAcKs AND imPosTERs

70 Gh4lrc tvg hdv!oe and Consultation.
u, J. ;; j"oif. Graduate of J.Terson Medical
Tonsqc i'miad,lphia author OF several valuable
worn, e;.a be- Consulted on all diseases Of the
S.xuul or Urinary Organs. (Which he has made
an especial study, either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating, or OF how
lin 10 treat disensas Win success Cures guar
auieed Charges reasonable Those al dis
rance can forward letter describing symptoms,
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
send for the Gnide 10 Heath. Price 10 cents.
D. DYOTT. NJ. D.. Physician and Surgeon.
i0i Duane St. New York.
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How to Beanlify the Complexion.

lfthere is one wish demer than another to the
heart of woman, it il the desire to he beautiful.
The wonderful reputation OF GEO ". LAlRD's
BLOOM OF YOUTH" is very justly deserved.
oubtelly the best toilet preparation in the Morld
Ii i, composed of entirely harmless materials and
While The immediate effect 81 Icnder tGr Kin Il
beautiful creamy white, II vii atel few appir.,
tons, make il s0tt, smooth anl ht,utt.itl rieAr
ttuoNlh ing all hiCmshco aud disCulorati0n..
ihls delightful toilet prepaiat has hGtn-t}trt
" taste, bv the Board OF Health Of \eWl otA titl
ir Lopl5 y. NAy"rs, after carefully examining ne
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MONEY MAKING BOOKS r0R SUMNER ClauasSlgG.
AGENTS II Statesmen, ATTENTION Bryant :
Library OF Poetry and Song The New House
keepers Manuel by Mis- Heecher and Mrs. stowe.
Both selling fast aud tar. Exclusive territory and
liberal terms. J. d. FORD Il CO., New York, Bos-
ton, ncago aud san Francisco. iune2i-tW