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LLION SHIP NJ L N T /.


VNHE ROSICRUCIAN WERE A SECT OF
Philosophers who hourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir Vite, yet there is scientine
truth at the bottom Of sll Alchemy and Astrolo-
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS.
And found dynamic and psychologist force in
the extract Of certain plants.
- Il - II L. n ~
ID due to the researches Of . learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives Of the Rosicrucians.
It is made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,
Gathered ct such seasons Of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
ria medica.
PIPIF FAX
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortifcs Nature. Its manner Of operation Is to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and all
emunctories Of the body, the bad humors which
modest It, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difacult to cure. such -
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. 1t ID
pleasant to the taste. mild in its action marvel
Gus in its effects and unsurpassed % tonic.
Used a. . beverage in mslarious districts 1t neu-
tralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street. San Francisco.
s17.Smis
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WANTED.

n,HREE OR -FOUR EXPERTS. TO LOOK OUT
for Johnny Clark's Faro Game between
now and Christmas, q there 10 great deal Of
money at stake and everything must 60 on right.
By order of the - e. #.
dl7.M COMMITTEE.
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Utah Central Railroad .
TIME. TABLE.

TIME. TABLE.
YJNRAINS LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
i at $50 q. IN and 3A5 p. IN. Arrive at og.
den at 80 a, IN. and 545 p. m.
Trains will leave Ogden daily at $40 q. m. and
$50 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake City at 10 40 =. III.
and 8 80 p. IN.
Mixed Trains
Will run daily, Sundays excepted, leaving Salt
Lake City at q. M. and & 80 p. m, and Ogden
at 8 u. m. and 30 q. m. au23-u
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
DEPARTURES.
ny TRAVIS > cos HAMILTON Lirk:
C NJ Pryor
SAN FRANCISCO srspXK REPORT.

SAN Francisco. December 81
suAREsl SATURDAYS SALES.
o25 ophir-24o 24sb35 24sbso 2ss 232k 24ob3O
232blo 2so 22s 227H 2s7 hbso 225 23ob'o $40
TITO Gould L Curry-2s 90 2sk sib3O 29h soblo
1925 Best 4 Belcher- 40 80 SO 3Sh 39bl0
70S savsge-l42h l5Ob3O las l4U ll5hb3O 1856
l45b3O 14Ub30 1870 l32h 1873 1856
$40 Chollar Potosi-75 TAN 75bl0 "A 10 "a TAN
1880 Hale Norcross-72h 10 rs T6 rs 70 s0b30
TIN 1879
1856 Crown Point--lO6 lUI 1903 lOsb5 lO7h lOs
7e5 Yellow Jacket-s9 100 lol lOls3O lo2 9sk
l03 l02
1916 Imperial-sh Sd 8. shbso sAblOss..
2340 Empire Mill-64 ga 7b3o6's 81 b3O So 81.
$50 Gold Hill Quartz-sn 8. ga
1888 Kentuck-2s 27. 81 AN 2ss.bsO ?7s 20 %
IS Alpna.-7e 77ns IS TN
ass Belcher-lO5 l04 1903 l022 100 102k
1880 COMMUNICABLE AJAX A11 lsbs l5abso
lax l5b10 l6b5
900 Con virginia-s3 s3H "a 93k s5b3O 92h %
81 92b5 94b30 9lh %
1855 Sierra Nevada--33 35b3o 32S 80 s2sb3 50
32k
1899 Dsney-4 3x 81 4b34
255 EIchequer-47 ~ ~ 5ob2 SO 49l 50
265 Seq Belcher--l35 1888 1883 140 142& l42 l42k
$50 Overinan-9l ~ 93 "a s5b30 IS 97hb30 "a %
g4bJ "a
s45 Justice-l6 II TN Is lsb5 IL
1920 Succor-4
$50 Buckeye-24 an az
GOO Julia-6ts 6h
2200 Lady Bryan-3 az 2As30
1910 Caledonia-4o Al Al hb30 40& 20 39k 80
1880 Knickerbocker--9 ~ 9h 81
$50 Arizona and Utah--3A 3h
1865 Baltimore Con-9h ~ 9s.b30 sb30 o.. bS0
9b0
$40 Bacon--6si 6k ca
$50 Globe-2 IN az
AGO Bullion--34 35b30 SO
"a Utah-l0h
100 South Comstock-2T az
500 Central-14o 145b3o 1919 14Ob30 1888 14ah.
b30 lao las
1890 Silver HILLS l51b3O l4s. Is
765 Eclipse-7k 7as
60Trench-9S
400 Challenge CoD-65A
2l55 Dayton-8h 81 So sAb30 81
1850 Rock ISLANDS "a b30 81
80 Dardsnelles-2h
6O0 Pictou-lA
| 1910 New York Con ~ 7a7
1925 American Flat--7H ~ y; shbso shbaO
| SAb30
| 1450 Tyler-la
2s5 Central No 2-47 46 5ObsO46
1870 Union Con-lss len l7b3O l6'. II
1925 sutro-6a 6kb3o6a
| IS Woodville-2h
| 1910 Franklin--3 az az
| AGO Nevada-2ts 81 ',b30
1885 Kossuth-sh 99abso 9sbso 1obso $40
| so South Overman-lh
800 Occidental--5
400 Senator--1hs3 Ia
500 Gold Swan-3
800 Jacob Little-3A
800 Amador Con-2k
800 Silver Cloud--32L
1900 seq Rock Island-T5c 75bb3
|
BULLION SHIP NJ EMIT.
| Per Wells, Fargo Co. ...
December 20. ........................ $27 ,o75 o
| December ~ ....................... 81 ,6sl VI
December 2G. observation-disclosures. 1880 g
December Observation-Disclosures. ia s.
Total for the xveet ~ >, S7i eq2 81
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Utah Northern Railroad.

vINRAlNS LEAVE CORINNE AT 1870 p. M.
leave Logan ut $50 n. m, to connect with
trains for Ogden and Salt Lake. au23-tf
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Notice! Notice!

oPFIcE FLORAL SPRINGS WATER Co.,
July 80, 1873.
V,HE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAVE
i been duly adopted by resolution OF the
BOARD Of Trustees of the
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axe Warning !!

THE v. q r. r.. II. COMPANY ARE
anxious to take due precautinn against ac
dents and less Of life result ny from running
4 their trains and they take this method Of
warning Parents and Guardians against the
angers attending the too common practice Of
'hildrs n playing shout their Cars and locomo-
lives. Those havin. in charge the business of
: he Company find it impossible tn PERSUADE
'~"va who frequent the terinini and stopping
lac, of the road from climbing upon the can
nj enginrs, and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measnr-a il
these annoyances are continued. Recent acci-
tents. which sre wholly ascribable to the care
leSsn@ss Of pernona iumpin9 IN and OF the cars
when in motion. should b. warning enough in
EhsDsslvss. Il. II. YERM0TON,
O0pelautaDleDt.
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Rajlraaa Notice.

Persons living ut Empire and there
ain,ut on the line OF the V. 4 [. Il. r.,
alr hereby no;i.ird that the nrcommoda-
ton trains will stop for Empire PASS, IL
GEES only at the EMPIRE DaFor; ami
VIII a,t stop to receive OF tieiIEtr lri!'s'' IL
GERS mt ether the Mexican or Morgan
Mills Platforms. In other words. p S.
rm.ers from and tor Empire must get on
and off the ears a: the Empire pot
when the regular trains stop there.
H. NJ IkRINGToN,
Gen. Srpt.
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FREIGHT TRAgNS

Leave Virgins City DAILY at 80 =. NJ. 745 a.
". 30 a. m, Has D. IL. ~ p NJ 345 p. IN.
and 49, T. M
Leave Carson City DAILY a, .. Ill, :. IN,
10 u. III. l. H. y. H.. 1 p. III, AMI y. H.
4: Virginia City, Coll Hill and Carson Office
Through Tickets can be ~ ned to San Fran
.isc &, Ogden and intern-,i st. ,rints ON the c
t. X. X.
Through Tickets can he procured at the Com
rany's Office. Virginia for Chicago, KANSAS City
md St. Louis.
n. N. YERINGrON.
General Superintendent.
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apEcIAL NOTICES.
M DRY GOODS LOWER
TRAN AT ANY TIME SINCE THE WAR
LEVY BROTHERS

m DRY GOODS LOWER
TRAN At ANY TIME SINCE THE WAR.
LEVY BROTHERS
now offer
UTICA TEN-QUARTER BLEACHED SHEET
ING, the very best made, at only soc. a yardi
P1LLOw-CAsE COTTON, yard and quarter
wide, only shilling per yard
RED. TICKING, all prices and qualities, from loc'
to 3sc. yard;
ENGLISH CHEvIoT SHIFTING at 2oc. really
worth a5c.;
Excellent YARD-wIDE BLEACHED and oN-
BLEACHED COTTON at lesc. yard;
LAUREL D. BROWN COTTON at l'c. per yard !;
SUPERIOR YARD-wIDE BLEACHED COT
TON ut l5c. per yard;
ANDROsCOGGIN, AUBURN. and FRUIT OF
THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON only le5c.
per yard;
DAyOL BLEACHED COTTON, as good as any
made, only lsc. per yard;
WAMsUTTA BLEACHED COTTON at Iac. per
yard
NEW YORK MILLS BLEACHED COTTON only
2oc per yard;
FULL-wIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEET1HG
only a0c. per yard;
uNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON. three,
four, and five strand, ut SOC. per pound;
FULL, WIDTH BLEACHED SHEETING at a5c
per yard;
COTTOS-YARNs, all Nos, at $l.75 per bale of 1--WE
pounds;
RTEACHED DOYLIES at eOc., T5c., and Fl per
dozen;
HALF-BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK Mt 80 and
CSC. per yard;
HUCKABACK TOWELS of every description
very cheap; .#
BLEACHED DAMASK, for table-cloths, at f5c'
per yard;
ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS can now be had at
the very lowest prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1O17 and 1919 Main street, Richmond, va.
EXCELLENT KID GLOVES at 81. aus
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Our contemporary of the Fredericksburg
Herald is not SO clear in comprehension as
usual when he construes the Dispatch as
being inclined to exclude all but Confede-
rates from positions OF public trust. The
reader of the Dispatch will remember that a
day or two ago we undertook to explain to
those who objected that there were SO many
Confederate soldiers in office how it came
about. We occupied altogether defensive
position. We proposed to rule oatnobody ;
plt merely showed low thai tue people OF
Virginia, being united. in resisting the
Federal Government, were forced now to
take their public officers from amengs. those
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TJAMPDEN SIDNEY, COLLEGE.

The next session of this seminary OF learning viii
COMMENCE on THURSDAY, Septembera, 1879.
Hampton Sidney Ifs situated In Prince Edward
county, Ta within u few, hundred yards, Of Union
Theological Seminary. and seven miles from Farm
lyific The nearest depot of the Atlantic Mississippi
and Ohio railroad. The Locality of the college Is
most healthy, and the community around distn-
gnjshed for intelligence and piety. -, L. -
+ There Is no grammar or preparatory school con-
nected With the college 1t retlips the curriculum.
aud the great atm of its teachers is to secure
horoughness IN the training and instruction of their
pupils, and TINS 10 prepare them tor professional
studies or the active duties Of life.!g ,,iis, u
The ordinary expenses Ola student, exclusive of
the cost Of clothing, travelling and books, are from
For catalogue aud further information apply to
,,,.;,,....f,f-,f. REV. j. n. P ATKINSON, -,
&l}'St<a' President Hanipden Sidney College.
+ jy 2I-lm 54.+fl 20 Prince Edward county, Va.
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The Third Term.

This matter of the third term has led to a
funny discussion. Some are in favor OF Ii,
some dread it, and some regard it as alto
gether absurd. For ourselves we care no.
thing about it. Unless there be very
great change in northern public sentiment,
snd there be better understanding of Re-
publicanism in the controlling voting power
of this nation, we would as soon see GRANT
permanent president as not. If he were
permanent president he might be led to
view questions altogether relieved from the
partisan bearing upon them, while Mt present
he feels that he cannot discard the ideas OF
the partisan.
AS the question stands we cannot form
any idea as to what General GRANT thinks of
it. 1t is the challenge to run the bull against
the champion blood of the turf" there is
no telling what the d--n bull might do"
General GRANT has not permitted what
he thinks nor any hint even of 1t to steal
through any channel of communication with
the public. No man in the nation, we sup
Dose, has an idea Of what General GRANT
thinks about the proposition. We once
thought he had NO ambition beyond COM
potency and his own personal comfort in his
peculiar ways. We think it probable now
that the corrupt politicians have planted the
seed in his heart and have kept it so we'll
tended through their fawning and fiattery
that it has grown to be a considerable shrub.
If that be fact it finds no check In bis
heart from the cares Of office, for he has
adopted system so entirely independent
and so well calculated to promote his own
comfort that he rests and enjoys himself
finely. He goes to Long Branch or any
where else when he pleases, no matter who
is waiting to see him, and he lets each head
of Department run it while he takes care
of himself 1t is well-known fact that he
has brought several Of his leading support
ers to feel how small they were by leaving
the White House to take q pleasure trip
while they patiently waited in the ante
chamber. s
This is gay. We rather like it. If we
must have tiattering courtiers and corrupt
schemers it is mighty well-it Is logical
that there should be ruler that should re-
iluce them to feel their dependence upon
omcial iaior. zt4;~ysg stsess,s 80,
General GRANT is a !" guy and festive
President. He utterly ignores "respectable"
cliques aud fashionable fayorites. de asso-
ciates with whom he pleases, much tothe dis.
gust of some of his dainty fatterers.; but they
dare not whisper their disgust. This is good,
and SO far NE like the presidential life.
whether it win be prolonged beyond eight
Years or not, we do not pretend to eonjee-
fure. and we would not give cherry-stone
70 know,
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Died, on the sth Instant At iler TesGcn:e, g o
Her funeral win take place THIS SATURDAY a.y
EVENING; at half-past o'clock from St. Ieter .
cathedri The friends OF the family are invited 10
attend.
Died In this city; on Friday, 9Th Instant, OK =
o,rloct A. NJ, EUGENE, only son OF Woodson u
and Cora Burress, aged nine mouths :,
"" Nuners, services By Rev. Benjamin WOODWARD o.
the residence OF his parents, No. sos Clay stree.
THIS isaturtiay) MORNING at 10 O'Clock: Enena :
of the family are respectfully inVlteo 70 a'1euu
Died, August 4, JOSEPH T., youngest sn,ta OF
Thomas r. aud A. NJ. West, aged seven "eeAS'
How tender Is thy hand,
q, thou most gracious Loru,
Addiction came ut thy command,
And left us at thy word.
How gentle was the rod
That cliastened us for sin;
How seon we found a smiling God
Where deep distress had been.
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We now 1iaveagain the statement that the
Freedman's " Bero " is being oyerhauled to
find how much General HowARD's bummers
have stolen. This. time Assistant Adjutant-
General VINCENT is the terrier rousting the
rats and again it is said that after the inyes-
tigation the Secretary Of War will decide
whether he will enter civil proceeding rs
against the guilty persons. Exactly But
we have no idea that any great exposures
will be made OF any equity persons" will
be successfully prosecuted. The Republi.
can party CAN'T afford to- permit the great
Bero," instituted under the Disguise of
philanthropy for the cofrnnptest party 1pur-
poses, TO be brought into, diSrepute. : I'd
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who we're united with them, and that there
fore persons who had prejudices against
s,,ch men could not charge us with seeking
them for places Of public trust.
That's all. For ourselves, we are entirely
satisfied with them, and, qualifications
eo,,al we would take such In preference 10
,nvbody elsc-and would not our friend
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The Tribune talks about Democrats pretty
much as it did observation-disclosures it entered
into combination with them to put Liberia
Republicans into office. This is not exactly
generous towards its late partners in bust
ness and what is worse in these practica
days, it is not at all polite. 1t will not help
to reform abuses of the party in power, to
abuse the only strong party in opposition to
it. The Democrats put the whole capital
into the concern, and without them there
was nothing to go upon. The "Liberal
Republican party was the smallest possible,
save BLANToN DUNcAN's" corporaPs guard,
that ever entered the arena for fight. 1t
talked largely, but mustered contemptibly
thin. 1t was the failure of the Liberals that
broke poor Mr.. GREELEY's heart. The De-
mocrats behaved nobly in swallowing the
Cincinnati ticket despite its Objectionable
Misunderstanding their sense Of public
duty override their private feelings and pre-
JUDGES. But the Liberals turned tail aud
disguised Mr.. GREELEY to death.
We sce HotilluS Ill Wuat tue DcLuocid1s va
the North are now asserting as policy and
principle in their platforms that is different
from what the Fusionists and Greeleyites at
Cincinnati announced as polite, except that
they are for free trade, and that has become
rather sectional than political-the whole
West and Northwest having espoused free
trade. -
So we see no ground for assaults from
Liberal Republicans upon Demorats. The
Liberals may endeavor to get back to the
ranks of the ultra Republicans. They would
fare better amongst the Democrats. The
RAIDS will make them take seats SO far back
that they will not'in their lifetime reach the
sront. - -
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MEETINGS.

ATACHINIsTS' AND BLACksMITHS
M UNION, No. 2, of Virginia Brothers,-fi ,, on
are requested to attend regular meeting OF tnis
Union This {Saturday) EVENING at Rnpperts
Hall at "a O'Clock. II. 4 1850,
oil ColCl-AN'
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DRINCETON COLLEGE. i

|! g,,y... THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. -.
VI. Y, DABNEY,, late principal or Londo stn
neutrality-suspicious. on WEDNESDAY, September
10TH. Terms $500 per annun, with no extras. r for
circulars, address the treasurer OF the college, Rev.
tn e JOHN tx GREEN, SCHOOL. OF SCIENCE,
NTH full STAFF. Of eminent professors, vii. be
opered AT the same time with the department OF
arts-septe1nber 10th. For programmes; nddress
The treasurer. Us above. JAMES MCCUSH,
% ~ President of the College Of New Jersey.
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after 5th Mhy, 1879, the passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond $50 A. II.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., c.,
Va, NJ. & G. 5. railroad ut Gordonsvie and Char.
lottesrile: and arrives at White Sulphur Springs
EXPRESS TRATN.-Leayes Richmond at 10 p.
NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting ut Gordons-
vile with W. c., Va, N. & G. s. railroad trains for
h 5ySn at app next day Steamer leaves Hunt
ington arrival OF the train, and arrives at Gin
cinuatl at o'clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
SULPHUR only ut Junction; Gordonsyile, Charottes-
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leaves edmond
Gordonsville at sa5 P. M.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at 4 P. M. DAILY eI-
cept Sunday, and arrives ut Huntington ut 0 A.
II. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington at1oA.
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
At 45o A. III. next day, connecting with trains
going south and with James river steamer for Nor
folk. This train stops between White sulphur and
Richmond only ut junction, Gordonsytlle, Char
lottesvilie, staunton, Goshen, hilboro', and Gov.
iDgton
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves White Sulphur SIS A. III.
NJ: & G. 8. railroad at charlottesville and Gordons-
vile, and arrives ut Richmond s z. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRA1N.-Leaves Gordons-
WE $40 ~ PAx
Richmond 1915 A. n.
For further information inquire at the companys
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. III. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES F. NETHKRLAND, General Ticket Agent
my3
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A GRAND EXCURSION
TO WEST POINT,
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH.

This excursion is gotten up mainly for the hene-
fit of families desiring days pleasant recreation
from the heat and dust Of the city. and those wish
ing TO avail themselves of this opportunity ot cur
rvinp their children. may he assured that the
sirictcst order will be enforced The object should
also coulmcnd Ii to patronage. :,
The train will leave the depot 1t l;.lfpist a. NJ.
and return at half-past 2, NJ:
JAMES II. C0GHlLL,
HARMON WOODWARD,
all stu h&SatS committee.
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mLEVY BROTHERS NOW OFFER
their entire stock of SUMNER DRESS GOODS at
q great reduction on the seasons prices:
PLAIN-COLOR JAPANESE POPLINS at l23c.
yard-werc considered cheap when sold at sllil-
ling;
PLAIN and STRIPED WASH-POPLISS at l5c. u
yard, really worth Csc;
POLKA DoT-GRASS CLOTH, full yard wide at
15c. worth Csc. yard;
Good fast-color LAWNS at l2lc L yard;
Elegant and superior quality Of LAWNS at l6sc.
yard:
WHITE and BLACK GROUND-COLORED
STRIPED GRENADINE at 12!c. really worth
zoe. a yard;
Our whole stock of DRESS GOODS, such rs PER-
GALES, CRETONNES, TUSsOREs, JA-
PANESE CLOTHS, POPLiNS. and ROBES,
Is sEERsUCKERs, PARMESAN CLOTHS and
MIGNONETTE POPL1NS are now marked
down SO low that all can invest in dress at
LEVY BROTHERS,
. ... ....' .- 1917 and 1919 Main street.
+ A fresh lot of REDINGOTES just received
prices lower than before. -.. AL ,
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MARSHALL BUILDING AND LOAN
M Observation-Disclosures Of this Associa-
tiou and those DESTROYS Of Joining are noilhed tnai
payment of the first instalment VIII take place AZ
The office of w. /. Cussen on williamsburg avenue,
IN ~ =, NJ ->Dfh - auT
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EXCURSIONS.
"A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY 4
n TO"SEE THE POINT" III

MARSHALL LODGE, No. IL. X. of SGE41
p. viii give another GRAND EXCUR- S&sS
sion to West Point on next WEDS rs YEP
DAY August 18th. 1873. Boating, bathing, fishing
and danclng McCanns splendid First Regimenit
baud has been engaged. delightful time Is expect
O'Clock A. AZ Tickets for the round trip: For gen.
tlcmcn, II. Ladies' Soc Tickets may he had or any
member of the lodge, and al the depot on the morn-
Ing of the Excursion. :,
Committee: John C. Teller, C. V. Clash, G. W.
III rrrrno an Sat
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EDGEW WORTH SCHOOL, No. "a
IL MOUNT VERNON PLACE. BALTIMORE.
MRS. II. 2. LEFERYRE PRINCIPAL. Founded
by the late Miss S. A. Hummer, and for the last
three years conducted ny the present principal.
The eleventh annual session of the above ENG
LlSH and TRENCH BOARDING and DAY,
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will begin SepteIn-
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DATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE
NEAR BALTIMORE, Md.

This institute has been in operation for thrty-Six
years, and enjoys national reputation. With the
number of pupils limited 10 ninety, it has represen
ratives from twOthrds of the States. It's location
Is pre- emnenty htalthful, Is central, and easily
reached by railroad from Baltimore and Washing
ton city. For circulars, address .st :
MRS. X. II. ARCHER,
au 8-eOd2mf a....t. Ellicott CITY 7. o.. Md.
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GOAL, COAL.-With large stock on
" hand am prepared to offer on he most fayorl.
BILE terms FRANKLIN, LORBERRY. LEIllGH.
and other tirst-class ASTHRAClTE GOALS in all
Sizes, o.. =. IL - - 49, .
Also, WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT and CAMEL
COAL, and Cumberland. lump AMI average Goal
N.B.--Coal carefully screened aud weighed;
S. P.LAT1IROP,
iva - Seventeenth street al diaw.brihgr.
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AMUSEMEN

DIC-NIC AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
A pic-uic for the benefit of the Sisters School
of st. Patrick's parish will i've he'd on WEDNES-
DAY NEXT. August 18th. 4 full band OF music
ucr Broad ana Eighth streets every hour during the
day Arrangements have been made with the CITY
Railway Company 10 run their cars for the accom-
nlodton OF persons living in the lower part OF the
city-thc last car caTing the upper end vi the line
at $40. ~
~, a. :, THE COMMITTEE.