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REV. SAHM.--A WI liter of the Centre
Hall Reporter gives no following his
tory of Rev. Sahm, wi lo was buried ut
New Berlin recently
Rev. Z. Sahm, was born near Man
helm, Lancaster county Pa. lie stud
led theology in the Sem nary at Gettys-
burg, under Prois. Schm ucker and la.
zelius. He entered th,, ministry in
1888, was married To : lsan Tritle in
1S4l, was the father of ight children,
three of whom precede, I him to the
spirit world. lie served the following
charges in the order nam, II, viz: May
town, Middletown, st. Tn >mas. Green
Castle, Blairsville, Johnst, wn, Indiana,
Friedensburg, Loysvillc, Aaronsburg
and New Berlin. lie died mt Laurelton
Union Co, Pa, March IA, 1876, aged
66 years, 5 months and 5 days. His
remains were inferred in he cemetery
nj New Berlin, on sunday the 18th OF
March. The funeral Sc fmon on the
occasion was preached b! Rev. ii. Zig
Ter, ID. d., of Selinsgrove text, Rev. 80
II. The following cl crgymen were
present, viz: Anspach, Hetsler c. w.
Crily. Tomlinson (LutlI.), Casper and
Yearick (Refl. There were about 100
persons in attendance at the funeral.
1t was u deeply solemn occasion. #
was evident that the deceased had
many friends. DIR. Sahm was good
theologian, n powerful preacher, II
faithful friend, and honest man, Il
worthy citizen and q kind father.
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TAE AGE OF SEEDS. How long do
seeds remain good? isa question that
is frequently asked, but seldom salts ,
flctorily answered We annex the
following table, which one of Our cx-
changes says can be relied upon n
truthful and accurate, and in this con.
ncctlon would suggest to scCdsmcn,
that every package of seed sent out 10y
them should have plainly printed upon
the label. the year in which they have
been grown. The following is worth
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ALCHEMY House.
SOS. S,s {. SI5 Market street
psis7.sOEl.s's7ls.

HAS h"cn enlarged and rriiirl for the re.
commoin'ion of 3np Guests; i centrally
located in the business portion Of the city
AMI Places Of amlscmeut, sc. Street Cars
pass the house 10 anl from the Centennial
Buildings, anl in connection has fitted up
"A large
DINING NALL AND RESTAURANT.
For the accom- mediation of tho travelling
public \. BECK. propr
ApriI oh. lS1t
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FIlrr1NG.nAY.-Lnst Thnrslnv wns

FLrTING-pAY.-Last Thursday was
Ihe principal ilitting.day, for 1876, in
this place. All WAS commotion top
~ turvy-mxcd up -helter skc.tcr :;
old Mrs. and young Mrs. big Miss aud
little Miss old men, aud young men /;
'big boys and little boys all huddlcd
up, with but one object in vicw-d3.
ting, FITTING. The boys and girls seem
ed to enjoy it hugely; the old folks not So
much so. ITc emerged from our hid
ing place about 10 O'Clock q. IN. and
placed oursclf conspicuously before a
moving boss 1t worked clIarmirgly-
we were invited to call ut about l.
o'clock, noon, ut his new place OF
abode, but made flint effort 10 he cX.
cuscd. tbeins afraid ut the same time
our efl 9rt would he acccptcdl, it WAS
not how ever, and were there ut the re-
duested 'imc, lI'cll, it rarely hnppens
that poor editors get II good square
meal. Four days have passed since
that impor tant event took place-wc
are all right again and progressing. 1t
was Centcnu inl moving day, and we
will never for; get it, 1t was raining and
showing the greater part of the day,
making it very unpleasant out door
exercise. We h opc, however, all who
have changed pl aces. may find their
new homes, homes ofjoy, comfort and
prosperity.
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THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. No people
in the world suffer as much with Dyspe p-
sia as americans aud although years of
expert ence ia medicine have failed to ac .
complisli u certain and sure remedy until
GREEs's AUGUsr FLOWER was intro luced
for this disease and its effects; yet SO well
has this remedy succeeded in every case
10 effect cure. that there 10 not q Drug
gist in the Uaited States but recommends
The Auousr fCowxH. In all cases of Dys.
pepsis and Liver Copplaint. Costiveness,
Sour Stomach. Hiak Headache, and all de.
rangements Of tho Stomach aud Liver.
Go 10 your Drugslst and get san,ls
Bottle for 10 cents and try Il. Two doses
will relieve asy 9nse. Regular siss IS
|eeptss July ~, tS76.ly
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u u ID,

o. the - u'', at LiitI"-tpw D, Pt "A ,Iry - "a.
tc'iI-, ~ l. 5otn pc.r-brotncf oi tue late Rev.
:',.u.,l q ItslIU,
On The 10Th MI, in Centre township, Sarah,
wI'c " tcpfgc Mu,snr. SO, sGel % y,1f-.
On tn .i'l I't, m West Rr.y.r towu-hir, I'm.
i"ht 4 i ui PAd' anI ''th.s'a' hI"lp aged :
months.
Ga the s5'h ult., ia Franklin township. PA ,ch,.
daughter ot lam AMI I.pyiua i. Etuu.Lgar,
ised limlutus and iG dlys.
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TO CONsU MpTIVEs

Tue Advertiser, having been permanently cur.
ed ui That dread disease, Consumption by a sim.
pic reno ~, II tnx ous tu mako known 10 his tel.
uw suhercrE the means nf cure. To all whu Il q.
Ice H. lac wiilsrnd q COPY Of the prescription
used, Tree NJ chaut"', with the directions f,r
pf"rs tng aud using the sNuC. which thcy will
aud a ; ire Cure tor Consumption, Asthma. Brt
chtti' y. Par;ios wishing ihr PRESCRIPTION viii
p,cAsc atirnss X We. A. Wilson,
lJi Penn ST, Williamsburrh, New Iuik.
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WnrrEwAsu. The following recipe
for whtcwash is recommended 10y the
Scientific american. IL answers for
wood, brick or stone Stake about one.
half bushcl unslakcd lime with boil
ing water, Keeping it covered during
the process. Strain il aud add II peck
ofsalt dissolved in warm water, three
pounds of ground rice put in boiling
water and boiled TO a thin paste. one.
half pound powdered spanish whiting
and one pound clear glue dissolved in
warm water. Mix these we'll together.
and let the mixture stand for several
days. Keep the wash thus prepared
in u kettle, and when used put it on
rs hot ~ possible with painters or
whtewash brushes.
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SELLING LiQUoR TO MISoIs.-A very
sensible law has been proposed in the
Legislature of this State
As every one knows, for saloon
keeper to sell liquor to minor is II
criminal oilensc, rendering the dolin-
qucnt liable to bc imprisoned. Now.
il is very obvious that cases could cn,i.
ly arise wherein the saloon keeper
might break the law through ignor-
ancc. 4 would-bc customer of II suS-
piciously Juvenile appearance enters
and calls for this and that among the
liquids. The bartender may ask his
age, but not anything compcls the
youth to speak the truth he may de-
ceive that bartender and aver that he
ID indeed II man. II is sought to effect
an alteration Ia this, and il the hill Of
icred becomes Il law, the minor, whose
inordinatc thirst might othcrwisecnusc
him TO deceive, will pause or else do 50
at the risk Of mourning the penalty in.
ilicted hy offended justice, viz: tinc or
imprisonment. Minors obtaining will
he held equally guilty with saloon
keepers selling liquor, aud this ar
rangcment seems just and reasonable.
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YILN LONN CAUSn.

4 NNGElNCINp Picture lIy1S
N iprhrf u .ivN, riutci on Ltlyy hlto pa
Icr, tghut.u. iu uc.i-u .tui u. .tir /. CN .ru.
iiup. n Frp,et,ntsr confederate -ul,iar aftrt
the war rptuTnlu- u Nts luWH, wuinh Lo luI.
lonely uui de.ult'c. Ia iruutul tho ruiurI rst-
ttgc, tlling o sad n ut the ul.- r.u- ui war.
are twn graves with rude Crl'-e , un u.. Dl
Witch some friendly hlui uHs uura % cortland.
Ioiho tiglt tho ctiw riyrr uuI tho ti-iut wuul
Indicate peace uui rest ilo q tIt -rvu tIrln "a
the trrv~ rrtgCsuut tho SY.IHu.u NII-s IL g.
/ lctUrr that viii touch csc y uutNgru hnprt
ulshlull nul 20 place Iu every -uuinDrD l,ur
sent nN mail mounted "a % roller ard pu,tr ra.d
on rcociH { ui 80 cents. or % tor O. Iccuts.
Address JOAN ~ aEpN \ -, h's.
l.br,L 'ENN,
f5-Agcn,s wanted cverywhyrc 10 sell oar
cheap and vopult ri'iurc.. a. To- go uyr Il =
rN.ll made, No mtucy required Until pictures
are sold, send stamp iJr catalogue AMI terms.
Mar 3l,'IJ As,
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any local happening Of interest,
Most Of the township schools have
oscd their witer sessions. and the
MS expect u good time during vaca.
pn,
1t il a flllacy to suppose that be-
|use a newspaper. prints the commu-
|,ations of correspondents il must also
lorse their opinions.
|The "Guaren,ec" Wanamaksr &
k5wn give is not mere nominal thing
\ signed contract protecting those
| o buy ut 9th and Market, Philadel.
IA.
kr,r ARRIVED. "A large assortmen,
Prints. Ginghams, Bleached and I'M
Sached Muslins, Alpacas and shirt
ks. Alsoa very fine lot of Groceries,
IelDer than ever, for cash ~ nroducC
J. w. DRESSES.
now appears that borough, town =
and road statements arc to hc
k.hed in April, lat the end of the
h year, and the school accounts
|lnc, which is the end of the fiscal
for school purposes. Local oili-
should make a note of this
r. Geo. Bolender who has been
loved in this office for the last two
:. has, on account of impaired
III, retired from the printing bust
TOR the present. George is an obc-
t. Industrious workman swift ty-
bud cleaver fellow. We hope the
ge may he favorable, and that he
soon be in the full enjoyment oil
tn.
y. put up a bird box in your gar
r yard. Select the best place,
loo public. Do not put more than
box up, however, as it only stirs
FITTINGS among birds. If you wan;
luce Il wren or blue bird to take
\ abode upon your premises, have
Inc apartment in your box if you
martins, spsrrOws, or small swal-
form your box with a number o.
i, As they liec in colonies.
heavy ra;s storm visited this 10.
on Tue,day and Tuesday nigh,
week. From early morning until
the evening rain fell in torrents
was considerable snow on the
(, the time, and on Wednesday
IL Middlec:eek overilowed its
No doubt there was consider
magc done by the high water,
les, crops &c, on the low lands
HE creek.
food News Weis 4 Oppenheimer
known C!o,hiers Of Selinssrove.
be Eastern cities this week to pgr-
heir spring stock.
bitter part of this week Lfe roods
& Of Mems & Boys csthing, Hats
and Gents Furnishing goods will
1hibinon ssIheir store one door
heystnc Hotel. Everybody is
cay. Their motto is Small
quick sales, Therefore grea,
kwill be offered.
the importance OF a subject
writing only on one side of
whenever n correspondent
pee his letter in print. This
ms so simple. and has been
Gn so often by every news
the world, that it seems
sons Of intelligence will yet
sregarding it. Simple as it
it is nevertheless the cause
ng many an important COM
to the waste basket.
ping of fruit in the bud. fre,
fasioned by few warm days
by late frosts, it is said. may
dby spreading thick lay
manure, or of ice or snow,
trees, in February or March
" Found is firmly frozen. The
us be kept back, since the
y thaw moro slowly, and the
no nutriment to the tree.
are no longer to be feared
kshould be removed.
PLANTs.-Thousands who
plants in pots or boxes fail
No, th,,, l.. ,l,a ,NA,., IA.
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IyTR 4 nMn @ TThMNS oir.n

" EANit1 > G56N 80 slta =,
..l fu-pt u.' tpr u..0 wnu., 'h" Tone,
rngrN. Nprhman-. ip, aul .mg'nty Tn.
.....-..i NNtHt> ORGANS, COS-
BRIO. new Orchestral, Ec.P.r, Chapel.
|inlcstr, and Cymbciln, cannot Doc eXcelled
~ tone or beauty The Concerto ; top il =
ar Imitation 90 the Human Voice. WAR;
Ran tEp lOt SIX NEhrS.
rr,c., extremely low for cash dur,us
this Month. Mvntaly lnsia,m-n.s ~
cc,vcd.
\ IHGrAL Di COUyT 90 r....,,
Ministers, Churches. schools, Lo $685. ..".
AGENTS WANTED.
Sp,,i, ia lI,.mcI,s to thetr,a, '.)...
lrprei rulgl ~, scat llOkAC. HNCG,'.
A, SUN5, Isl E,oalwuy, &ew York . -,
lILl.
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James J. Mitchell, ex>proprietor of
the Jackson House in this place, has
moved to Millinburg, Union county,
Mr.. Mitchell is a kind and obliging
landlord, and will spare no pains to
make his guests comfortable. His In.
ble and bar will always be filed with
the best the country affords. We hope
he may receive, what he deserves, q
large share Of patronage.
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SNYDER CorSTy CouRra. The Cnutts OF
enyisr County arc held on the fourth Mondays
of February, May, and September, and seSond
Monday OF Decembsr.
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Sorrow AND JOY. Reader did you
ever notice Immediately after the mar.
riagc" head that the obituary" follow
ed Typical of the budding happi-
ness and grief of this life. The chants
and songs and gloe of merry ones to-
day will he broken by walls tomorrow.
for the sods will he piled on the breast
of some we thought not so near the
grave. Wc read who are married and
wish them joy u line below the record
of deaths. and we say mourniully peace
to their ashes. Sorrow trcads on the
heels ofjoy songs arc hushed 10y the
footballs of death laughs are broken
rudely--voiccs no matter how musical
are stillcd in u moment.
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Local News, &c.

All communications. business let.
sers &c, for this Office, to secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows. TIE Posr, Middlcburg,
snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be handed
in by Monday noon, to secure user
ton in next issue.
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( Ladies'
he or hall
ted up0u
\ Its aim
]. 3.kamplex
WelthaU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09

Mobiles, Courticrs. Ladies. Guards. Pages.
Tho FIRST opens with In the Kings palace.
where Anne Bolcyn MEMBER OF the Court. Tho
opening dialogue Is between Cromwell and Woscy, aud
turns upon the divorce from Queen Catherine and
woIscy's determination that the KING shall marry
Marguerite OF France. The time Is the moment when
the Cardinal IL waiting Tor report Of the action OF
the bishops the Kings appeal TO their assent TO
Warchams proposition that she Is not legally his wife.
Lord Percy brings the Cardinal woru IN regard 10 the
AFFAIR. and while Communicating u he sees Ammo In tho
distance. lie IL much snittcn with her charms. but
Woiscy orders him 10 retire. and he has
opportunity al communicating with her.
Then follows scene between woIsey and Crom-
we'll In which the Cardinal talks OF making
her the paytl,ng Of tue King. aud then be-
tween Percy and Norreys. which the former speaks
u his love Tor Anne aud his determination her.
He says he has written her, but they strangely
kept apart and that no has had from her.
AZ they retire both the KING and Anne enter there
~ short scene OF gaantry and compliment after
which Anne retrcs and Woissy urges her charms upon
the KING say Ing inssciousy that 10 king woman
woman As they 70 on Anne enters with Pcrcy's
letter ia her hands, wncrcupon tho yonng lord oppor-
tuneIy upon her aud sees In her CONDUCT the
evidences Of her love Tor him. They embrace and
curtain falls upon very elective love tabicau.
TuR
The second act, like the nrst, only Introductory.
II Is IN three scenes the FIRST beng interior In
Kings palace. IL - very Short and Is Tor The purpose
oi dcspaching Smcaton with letter to the bishop OF
bayohne and showing The dstsrmnstton 81 The Cardinal
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NATIONAL CONvEN.
TION.

The National Convention OF the Independent Party,
which VIII take place in Indianapolis the nth OF
this month, VIII be organized In Congressional DIS
trcts and the following the OF the delegates
and aernatcs from the six Congressional districts
which this city Is oividcd:--
Fourth DiArict-Dccgates-Pliny Freeman and
Charles II. Williams. Observation-Disclosures Tomln
son, Jr., and John Mccartney.
Fyth Diafvrcf-DcIcgaies-Hora II. Day ard c.
Osborn Ward Acknowledgment Hazard and A. q.
Owens.
Sirh -DeIegaos--Joscph J. Finncrty and
Frank Waters Alternates-Ja Magiil and b. ".
Medina.
Sereah Disfricf-Delcgatcs-Dr y. r. Miller and W.
Hyatt AItefnates--George Blair and John Kittcman.
Eighth cf-Delegnies--Pctcr Cooper and James
Cassin Altcrnatcs-Thomas +. TulIy and r. II. SPELL
man.
Ninth -Dclegates--wi nm A. Carsey and
Joseph A. Taylor
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CENTENNIAL LEGION.

general meeting Of the Executive Committee or
the Centennial Legion was held yesterday at the
OH Guard Armory this city, and the organization OF
the Legion fully contaminated. Tho choice of
Generals w. Slocum Of New York Fitz Hugh Lee, Of
Virginia and A. l.. Burnside OF Rhode Island, field
officers confirmed II was ordered that the head
quarters Of the Legion should be forthwith established
New York under the direction Of the three field OH
GERS and tina, general STAFF shall be appointed at an
early day 1t also voted unanimously invite the
West Point military and Annapolis naval cadets to
parade with the Legion the Fourth OF July.
the latter cscortng, n mark OF respect TO
those national institutions to which the cadets belong
The Centennial Legion comprises thirteen companies
representing tho original States Of the Union Their
names, and those OF their officers, with tho dates OF
their organization, are given below
Providence Light Infantry, OF Providence, II. l., or
ganized in 1875. Captain Bullock, commander.
Fayetteville North carolinaJ Independent Light In
fantry, Major Charles Haish commanding; organized
In 1885,
Washington Light Infantry tsoulh caroIina), Major
X. Z. Gilchrist commanding; organized IN 1907.
Boston Light Infantry tliassachusettx), Captain ~
n. Noyes; organized In iSUS
State feneiblss tPcnnsy ivania), Captain John ".
Ryan; organized lSlA
Sew Haven Grays ,connccticup; organized 1916:
The Oid Guard Veteran Battery New York; Major
@. w. Marson commanding; organized IN 1S20.
The Norfolk Light Artillery tSirgInia, Captain Sam
hOugcs commanding, Ortuuilru III 1873.
The MusAeos Veterans New Hampshire); organized
In 1854
Tho Church Rifles Georgia., Captain Frank G. Ford
commanding; organized Ia 1854.
Veteran Company from FUN Maryland regiment;
organized IN 1870
The Phil kcarncy Guards New Jersey. captain W.
II. DeHart commanding; organized IN 1913.
The American Kucs tiDcla arci. Captain Samuel ".
Wood commanding; organized an 1919
This special corps appointed 10 assemble front Of
Independence Hall, fhadelph for parade on July
I, IN eomlnslnora.on OF the ioo,h anniversary o.
American indcpon1cn Tho field officers elected
General Fi,z Hugh Ice. OF Virginia. by the Southern
commands; General H.. W. sioculn. OF New York, ny
ths Middle Stale companies, aud General Ambrose l.
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Burnside from the New England companies The
legion viii be organized into three bat talions. Tho
centre VIII be composed OF the Boston ight lnfan-
try. Of Massachusetts,; Old Guard, Of New York
and Washington Light Infantry, OF south
Carolina, anu will be the color batt,iion.
The remaining ten companies viii be equally divided
into right and len wings The staff will consist OF an
ndjutant quartermastcr commssary and seven aides
de campIso selected That each OF the thirteen States
shall be represented n.thc held STAN all appearing
in full Continental uniform mounted.
The coors Of the Legion viii consist Of the crimson
flag of Eutaw, borne by Colonel William Washington
during the Revolutionary war, the Continental iag and
the national coiors- Each company Is to bear the flag
OF the state II represents, Legion and company color
bearers TO assemble with their guards OF honor in In
dependence Hall preparatory to the parade, previous
TO which there will be grand dress review inspection
trooping of colors &c Chestnut street, in front OF
tho old Hall, the Fourth Of July, 1875
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LEGAL TENDER DEMOCRATS.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Legal Tender
Association took place last evening at tho sturtcvnnt
House. Gideon J. Tucker in the chair set Of resolu.
approved OF, which denounce the Utica Con-
vcnlion fraud in that II approved Grants financial
policy and nominated Mr. Tildcn, who is not the FREQ
choice Of the democratic OF this State Tho
oluous further ndofscd tho action OF the State of
indiana IN opposing contraction OF the currency. aud
expressed regret that the democratic majority the
House did understand and respond 10 the wishes OF
their constituents national convention VI the legal
tender party will be held 81 Louis June 81 and
State convention TO send delegates II will take place
on June l.
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THE LOANERS' BANK.

II was stated yesterday that large number OF the
deposors Of the Loancrs' Bank had signed an agree
ment by which they bind themselves to not take any
steps toward preventing an early resumption OF bus
Mr. Russell, the president, would not say any
thing regarding the banks future action, that moth
ing could be definitely ascertaincd. The directors
SIN IN negotiation with several large capitalists, and
Until these proceedings are brought 10 termination
steps toward rcsuminH business will be- taken II Is
thought that such an arrangement VIII c made NJ ~
enable The tanks counsel Messrs Jewell Pierce, to
move 10 vucalc the order Ut the appointments oi .
receiver and 70 allow ths bank TO resume
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MAD DOGS SHOT.

omcer o'Nc yesterday killed . rabid dog q ~ -
West Thirty sixth street. -. -
oliver street.
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Gftnrsinns.
a PkYMotrH ROCK

Will be run from the New York East river pers Will.
liansbu Oh. and BROOKLYN,
EVERY MORNING AND EVENING
After July 4, connecting with the Plymouth Rock at
Pier 2, N. r., on her ROCkAwAY BEACH and AT.
LANTIC OCEAN trips outward and homeward. This
will be an accommodation to thousands of residents
Of wIlismsburgh. Brooklyn; ana Of the cast side.
bor the most superb pleasure steamer In the world.
- For particulars OF time Of landing, &C. see next
weeks announcements
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A TIL OF JULY. PLYMOUTH ROCK.
- IN the MORNING to Roekawiy Beach and the
- In the AT rERSooN to Rockaway Beach and the
Atlantic Ocean.
Harbor to witness the CENTENNIAL ILLUMINA.
TON OF the METROPOLIS and surrounding places.
Particulars in future advertisements.
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Try JOsEPH Il. WEIGERT, Auctloneer. Sells
- TINS dAy commencing at 10 O'clock at 577 7th ay
per store. without reserve
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OAILy FAMMYKXCyRslONs TO

IvIsHING BANks.-on SUNDAY. July 9. ocean
II steamer Virginia Seymour will 90. or shine.
Isayng franklin Sc, r., A. n s,h a.; =, $50
Pier "a p. r., Gas; l0th St. n. r.. 7:l0 Pier g. y
1880 IS for the largest nsh caught. Bait aud refresh
NUNS - ''''1' JOE Gus FEM ER. Managers.
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So 400 TO LOAN In sums of 5000, 1900 10 900
SbsNOO or 70 suit At low rate OF interest An
SfooIi p,rson. 70 BALDWIN, lO5 washins tou 81