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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
CITY SCHOOLS.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 20.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 20.
The closing exercises OF Grammar school No 20,
Nos. 81 ana 90 Grocnwich street, were held Ia the
largo hall OF the building the afternoon, the
direction OF Vice Principai 4. & Coady. Among the
visitors Mr.. John Mcintyre, Ut the Board OF
Trustees, who presided; Dr. J. Merrill, William n.
Duffy and Mr.. 4. Foley. The music under the
caro- Of Miss A. A. Wright The programme was
lolows:-Cborus, "welcome;" orstion, "American
Flag" h. u. SpIngarn; chorus, away TO tho
woods;' recitation, 'Jim.n John DusseL
aori; duet, SOLO, Petty and O'Neh; recita-
ton, "Bclle Of Atlantic" Jacob Ehrich;
chorus, ''Hcarts and homes" recitation, "Moun-
tans Of Liie" K. J. Cooley: solo, Little tsols," L.
NJ. Orchard; dialogue, ''scnooi," Masters Manviiie,
creed, Doyle, Gould, Wild aud Alleman; semi-chorus
Il Iayj Masters O,Nell, Reilly, Ryan, Huenke. Ben-
rcns, Clancy ana koninger recitation, Nv hicn Shall
Il Be-" l.. NJ. Orchard; chorus, .scst,cr seeds oil
Kinducss;' distribution Of semunnuai ertlhcales;
chorus, 'Haii, ColumOia' dialogue, ''sainbo's d.
iemma," Masters Gouid and Mccariy; chorus, Boat
Song recitation, ''Nobody's Cnd,' Jamcs Cronin;
solo, 'Nacoy Lee,' T. j. Cooley; dialogue, Fourth
Of July Grafton" Masters Zurich, Gould. Werner,
Aanviile ana Cronin; chorus "Union."
Wnen the programme had been completed diplomas
were presented 10 the seven graduates whose names
have already appeared In the HERALD.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 4.

The graduating class exercises oil Public School No.
a. kyerson street, will be hold this evening at The
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, under tho d.
recon oil Professor W. NJ Jelliife the principal Tho
local communicable. A. w. shepard, II. L. Wheeler
and IL A. Aecntcruacnt--and tho Mayor nud several
ouicias will be present Uuited States District At
torn.y A. w. renney will deliver an address to tho
uates:- -
Axhurst Julia Husted, HarryB
HarcIay Mary Mcclellan, EDWARD h.
Blatcniorc Ki;tie. Riley, Hester c.
Boardman, Frederick II. Seton, Frank Il.
Bocxelman, Mary l.. Tough, Jessie.
Grant. Nellie w.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 81, WILLIAMSBURG.
Pubic school No. 81, situated on South Fourth
street, had class TO graduate, but held closing ex-
crcisss In the morning, tho prino,pal Mr. L. A. Mar
tin, trcsiding. The main room was appropriately
decorated with bunting and nowcrs, and, after plcas-
ing prog oil vocal aud Instrumental music, re-
wards were presented 10 sixteen oil tho most meriio
rious scholars, ana The school was dismissed alter
snglpg me ssstar Spanged Banner.n
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SAMUEL IS. GAi,yiN.
Born October y, 1871.
Dtod juno -, 1873.
QUARANTINE NEGOTIATIONS.

The Upper Quarantine regulations have gone int
eject Tor the summer months aud yesterday there
were three barks, one brig aud one small steamship
from Southern ports anchor on Robbins Reef
Lighthouse discharglng cargocs into lighters, prcpar
atory TO ooing permitted 10 up ~ the cuy. Al
ship's aux hov sod canal barge STATION ID
tho nats the anchorage, to serve bonrdiug
houses Tor the stoyoiorcs ongasoi IN unloading the
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BAYONNE CLUB REGATTA.

The programme arranged Tor tho annual regatta
OF the Bayonne Boat CLUB on July 4. At Bayonne,
n. j., Is as follows:-
Four-oared sholIs--Luthcr Van Buskirk, stroke; J.
Chadwick, 3; II. ". MeItam, z; John Aiiairc, bow,
r. II. Romano, stroke; q. 5. suit, 3: W. r. McIn-
tyre, z: Edward Van Buskirk, bow.
Four.oarcd barRcs.-3args Comet--w. II. Baylcs,
stroke; y. MandcL 3; II. Malu. 2; j. Hay, Jr., DOW.
Barge Bayonne-irviLg Cadmus, stroke; u. ). sui,
il. Ellsworth, 2; Il. McCrcu, bow.
Single scuils--F. II. Melsam, II. y. Godfrey, John
Hay JE, h. Mallit aud Edward Vim Buskirk.
A tub will close tho days' sport
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THE PERTH AMDoY RIOTERS.

Christian Kieicr. the proprietor OF tho Eagleswood
Hotel and Grove, whose properly was stolen and
destroyed on Saturday by party OF excursionisis,
yesterday appeared IN Judge DAVIS Court, Jersey
City, win warrant Tor the arrest OF The eighteen
prisoners captured Jersey CITY when the cxcursioa
returned, SATURDAY night rho prisoners vefo SUR
rendered to MN, handcuffou and guarded by srons
force % police rhcy were marched 10 me Central
Railroad depot, placed on SPECIAL train and taken 70
tho Middiosex County jail, at New Brunswick. Their
counsel, W. ", DAILY, OF Jersey City, accompanied
them and Wall bring ,nclr cases Into court to-day.
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CIR MMAR scKooL NO. 33.

The graduating exercises oil Grammar School No.
50 were he'd In tho school building, Twenty eighth
street, near Ninth avenue, yesterday afternoon They
were conducted under the direction OF Miss Clara NJ
Edmonds, principal Among those present were
Mr.. Thomas X. Hunter, president OF the Normal
College; Mr.. Thomas j. Hall, of the Board OF Trus-
Ices; Rev Frederick &Courtney, OF ST. Thomas,
Church Rev. s. ID. Rossiter, Of the North Presby-
torian Churon, ana JUDGE Van Worst, OF The
Superior Court The exercises opened with u
hymn entitled ''Grarituic," and tho reading OF
the Scriptures by MI. Rosstcr Tannhaussor's ymn,
"rhou Art Almighty Lord OF An sung and Judge
Van Worst made few remarks 10 tho SCHOLARS The
chorus "when Lille Is Brightest was sung by the
school. Susan Acker delivered the salutatory
dress and Mamie JUDE sang the solo 'Baby Nine"
President. hunter tuen made the scholars lAces
chorus 30 Hew Rich IN Sweet Perfume" was
sung by the school, alter wnicn dialogue
Gage, Reilly and Monnardt The duelt
nicely sung. Abt's chorus. "Fa,ncrland," followed,
aud Margaret Wilson read ''rhe Pride OF Battery d. "
sung with elect by tue scholar Mary Gardner read
competition GU "Earn.stDcss." A scmi-chorus,
"rhe Wild Rose" followed and Ka.io Moro recitcd
sRoDert OF Lincoln and Eva Frszsc sang "Naacy
Lee" A scene IRON "Ihc Rivals" was then acted by
Misses Mahoncy, Thomson. Peck aud Bostock.
cceded, and Isabella Well read .Dsath IN Junc.'
Lille De Lano, sang Nearer My God TO Thee"
hhIBafct ncuTy sl~hellLeC from
school by composition, ''From Toll TO Rest" Fanny
Ncwkirk sang "Homc, sweet Home" with very
sweet voice. trAvesty ON "Scene In BerHn' was
next enacted, by Misses Ackcr, smith, Gordon, Null
lcr, Maher, Murdoch, Madigan, Cook, Gardener,
henry, IS. Turner Turner aud Nswgirs. Each little
girl represented OF the nations quarreling over
tue fate OF Turkey. little girl representing Uncie
Sam steps IN and advises the solution Of tn. problem
by an Investigating Committee" Mr. Thomas j.
Hall delivered the diplomas anu tho Row Frederick
Courtney addressed the graduates Tho valcGictory
By Sarah Wickes, tho t4on OF medals mo
addresses closed exercises
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STREET SPRINKLlNG.

Some three weeks ago the Tammany Alder men
passcd ordinance taking away the control OF sprux
ling tho streets from The Commissioner OF Public
Works aud transferring u TO their Street Pavement
Committee TINS ordinance was VETOED ny Mayor Ely
because " left hin no scretion la naming persons
to sprinkle he -sects after their nomination oy the
Aldermanic COMMITTEE. now ordinance was yes.
tsrday passed by the rammany Iiy Fathers giving
the ,clcc.on OF me street sprin to majority OF
Tue leard, subject however to tne Mayors approval
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be first class regatta. to take place on the Passae
River, at Rutherford Park. on the goth INST. -Four
events are entered the prosramme:-A race
for junior single Gscus, n open TO men
who have never race; race Tor
senior single sculs race Tor pair Jared gigs and
race for four Dared shells The prizes aTe--Junior
scull, gold badge; senior scull, order Tor pe1
boat; pair cared gig, two handsome silk fass; four
CARED shell, two silk flags and gold badge for each
member oil the winning crew, the nies to 60 TO the
club they represent Second boats all races Will
receive complete rowing outfit
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RyAN's EXHIBITION.

Ryan and Joe Goss appeared AZ Central Park Car
den lest night in JOINT benefit. Through hitch
In the arrangements the sparrips did not commence
until hat-past O'clock Mickey Coburn
ana Johnny Saunders, Billy and Wary Ed
wards Pat Jordan and Jim Frawlcy, and
Dooney Harris aud William Mcclellan, made
clever set-tos out they OF extraordinary
nature AT ten minutes past eievcn O'Clock Ryan
and Guss wound up the exnIbItion. Ryan Is likely
looking young man ana IS quite active. He made a
creuitablc showing with Goss, aud seemed TO satisfy
his friundS
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Pools Will sold OIL morrow morning, commencing
VI ten A. NJ, at both tue West End anu Ocean Hotels
The boats OF the New Jersey southern Railroad ioave
at $3.50 A. A. 30 r. NJ, delivering their passen-
gers the gates oil Monmouth Park Tor 81 there aud
back and ny cents entrance into lhc raco course
Tho New Jersey Central Railroad run cars into the
grounds OF Monmouth PARK, leaving tue loot OF Lab
erty street at 7.A5 o. TO- 80 and IL 80 "A. ii. Round
trln 81 90
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed Iho HERALD station at White
stone, Long Island, yesterday:-
Yacht Restless. N.Y.Y.C, Commodore 8. N. Kane,
from Newport Tor staatsbura, Hudson River.
Yacht Triton, Y.C.. Mir. q. A. Thayer, from Oyster
Bay for Now YORK.
Tho steam yacht Idcal N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Thee. Have
meyer returned from Newport, aud rs nov at anchor
oil her owners residence, opposite Whitestonc.
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A RACE DECLARED OFF.

Mr.. A. Smith, of orange, N. j., who mad recently
matched his horse to against timc Will not have
put the animal the track, tho race has beer
declared off, The to have coIio on ut WAIVER
ly Park, Newark, N. J. Tho horse was backed 10
uot eighteen miles Ia one hour
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REGATTA ON THE PASSAIC.

committee composed Of somo dozen gentlemen
who are lovers OF aquacs havo organized In the IN
tcrsst Of boating and boating what 10 Intended TO
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the children OF the school assisting. After
this the certificates, three grades, were
distributed 10 niv-three OF the children. piano
solo by Miss Enuy Reia (who was the only graduate
Of the school this year. and whose name has already
been published as such IN the HsgALD) was the Inst
Of the exercises aud the school then sang tho chorus
"Our Land Is Free" Addresses by several Of the
gentlemen present were made IN conclusion.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 10, WILLIAMSBURG.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 10, WILLIAMSBURG.
The grammar department OF Public school No. 10,
situated south second street, corner OF Tenth, had
Its closing exercises the afternoon Tho exercises
consisted OF singing. essays aud readings. Tho adj
dress "our Glass;" by Miss sara A. spender, aud the
vacdictory, Loyal On Tout" by Miss Elvlra G.
MeJay elected prolonged applause. At the close Of
the exercises Mr.. X. II. Huntey, chairman of the
Local scnoo Committee, dsnvercd diplomas TO the
follow ipg graduates -
Alexander, Amanda W. McCanerty, Ida V.
Austen, Adj n. Martin, Lotto a.
Anderson, Ida Is. Moday, kivraC
Bradley, Emma IL. Shepherd, Mary H.
Brown. Rebccca. Stokes, Mary g.
Close Mary H. Shipman, Mary u.
Carroll, Maggie G. Sponder, sara NJ.
Flynn, Mary WhitemoTe, Florence Il.
Hoffman, Lotiie H.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. Is, WILLIAMSBURG.
Tho exercises closing the academic term in public
school No. is, Maujcr street, took place in tho
evening" In presence of large attendance OF visitors.
Tho "Duoi la he Easr' and ''Mirrors," essays by
Misses Lizzie Van Horen Clara Il. Hubbs respect
ively, we're greatly applauded. rho vaiodic,ory by
Miss Eunicc Downs. on 'Norai Courage" was admir-.
ably composed and rendered, and at It's close tho
diplomas we're distributed by DR.. G. Doane. Tho
foIowtpg twenty-one young ladies and one young
mn we u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-01-29
KAJSAMIN.

IN every respect superior to any other prepara-
tion-can be mixed in two mimi ties for the brush;
will not rub off. scale or crack-One package will
$50 $50 square feet. according to condition
o wall. No prepAin alton of VALE necessary.-
ssves time and temper. No skill required in ap-
plying. For Eale by
~ for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
Utility and other Dust Pans, for rzle by
u JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
WALL Protectors, Walters. Tea Trays, Vino
w or Pitcher Trays, Crumb Trays and Brushes,
for sale BY JAS. LAW. HOOFF 4 co.
loot TUBS, painted in all colors. for safe by
Z DUKE GALLAHER.
MICA. for Coal Stoves, for ;sIe By
NEW Mouse Traps-be.t used. for sale by
~ Nov. 90, II. DUKE 4 GALiAHER.
DITCH FORKS, Pitch Fork Handles, Open
L Links, Sad Irons, Scoop Sbovels, for sale by
DUKE q GALLAHER
COUNTRY Bacon wanted in exchange for goods
~ by SIS. DALGARN.
IF you want good Tobacco and Cigars, and \
great variety TO select from. 60 TO
S.S.DALGARN'S,
August I, 1871. Opposite Carter House.
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GOLO t sen s enalI eel rad III You can &c!

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Any can become = successful agent. The most
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The price is low that almost every body sub
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week. lady agent reports skng over 400 cub
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fast. You devote II your time to the bust
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Aupust / IS77-ly
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
Ga and After November II, 1877, Passenger Trains
will run as follows:
WESTWARD


aail-Daily, Except Sunday. between Rich
rnond and Hinton.) connects At Gordonsville with
Va. Midls ad r. arriving at Washington IS P
M; Baltimore, 80 p. Nj; Philadephia. ia A
n, and New York, As A NJ. tCharlottesvile,
nth Va. Midland X. X arriving at Lyuchbure
500 NJ. at StRuuton. with Valley r.. r. for
Harrisonburg; at Huntin gtor connects with g. &
o. Packet Steamers for Cincinnati and all the
West. North west aud South West.
E12ress-DsiIy, stopping at Junction, Noel's,
Tr.v;lians'. Louisa, Gordonsvile, Charlottesville.
s'aunton. Goshen, Millboro'. Covington and all
rsEulsr stations West of Covngton. Connects at
GordorsviIie with Va Midland r. r., srriving 2 at
Washington So NJ; Baltimore, $50 NJ;
Phiiade lphia, IS NJ, and New York. STOP
Nj. At Charlottesville. Va. Midland Train leaves
9 90 A NJ. arriving at Lynchburg 10 35 AM; at
Staunton, Valley Train leaves 10 30 NJ Tor Har
risonburg, Winchester, &c.
An Aceonmod alton Train leaves Richmond daily
except Sunday. at CO NJ. and connects at Cor
doasvie With Va. Midland Train arriving at
Washington at II 80 NJ; Baltimore. 30 Nj
Fis;ln delphih. s 40 4 NJ; New York. IS NJ
7aronEh Sleeper from Gordontville to New
YORK. Sleeping Cars on Express Train between
Richmond and Covington.
EASTWARD.
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COLLECTIONS OF MINERALS

For Students, Amateurs, Professors, Ply sieispsS
and other ProfessionHl Men. These eotlectCnsh.
lustrate Ill the principal species aud ali gfssI,
,uhdiyisiops in Dams and other works on Min eral-
Ogy; every Cry.tslline System; an the PrinePst
Ores and livery known Element. The collections
are nbeIIed with printed label that can on ly be
removed by soaking. Tho labels give psnatf
,nec.es number the name, locRlity. and in
cases the composition of the Mineral y .1M
All collections accompanied BY an illustrated
Catalogue and table of species. -Ah s"uA'
100 Crystals and Fragm e niser study, p l-tp
100 Specimens. Student's Size. Larger. 500
Ice Specimens, Larger. Ama"urs Size, 2s.l!h
COLLECTION: Gems, Ores. E.r,hy MineraIs used
in any Arts or Agriculture. on hand or put up ~
Order. -,
we sell Minerals by weight, for the chemiss 7
and blow pipe very low prices. at Samarskie
IS cents per pound, Atlantic IS cent? per poupd,
Brookite Pure Crystal IS eents per pound, Runie
pure 25 cents per pound, Wavellts . cents per
pouud BleGie - con to ger pound. 2.
I have lust bought the fAmou. Chiffon Collection
OF Minefals and SHELF, which has been on eShihi.
ton ut TiHany's for the pact two years Theorig-
inaI price asked was 3 ,OO1. u eootaineda mum!
her OF uuequalled things, among them Rutils in
Quartz, for which Mr.. Chiltea was offered 9 $40
gold perfect spning -murtE. -lf I'd 80
The herbarium of Iowa planis that received the
Highest award, 10 placed in my hands for sale.
for $50 The case alone 10 worth SlaO, a. d
Several 5 ] 900 w Tth of Rocky Mounta in BIrds,
Shells. Botauica! Specimens, Mound Builder' RsiT
les. &c on ha nd.
Owing to an Increase Of stock, il has become ne
csssAry TO obtain a larger nd more convenient y"
cation This has been found at No. 1928 Belmont
Avenue, about squares from the Irans- CONT
mental hotel So
Prof. Chemistry and MinerH'osy, .--
Fellow Am. Assn. Adv. ~ Science.
1928 belmont Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa.
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TO STOCK RAISERS.

THE undersigned having con,ider.bIe expert
ence in the Gelding of stock. offers his profes-
sion,l services - the Stock Rsisers Of Jefferson
and adjoining C0un tics, prom long in the FL.
ecution of work entrusted to him. Will AIso give
attention to tiseasss in horses Also has pstsnt
hntROOter. which be viii sppiy OHogs. Letters
will receive prompt attention. Terms reasoBabIs.'
Feb. 10, 1877. JOHN ~. SCHAEFFER-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attention 10
l. the Collection ofAeeounts, s. c., has concluded
to devote his time principally to the duties Of
sral Collector, and invites the attention Of Nor
chants and Business men generally TO the fact
Prompt and energetic efforts my part will be
given to the Collection Of all claims placed in my
hands. A. w. CRAMER.
CharleItown. Jefferson Co., W. Va.
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p o ETC AL
NOT ALL.

Tho worlds not all q fleetingshow
TO mans illusion given.:''
He that hath soothed the widows woo
'or wiped an orphans tear. doth know
There's something hero of Heaven.
And he that walks life's thorny way,
With feelings calm and even;
Whose path is lit from day to day,
By virtues bright and steady ray.
Hath something felt of Heaven.
He that the Christians course,has run.
And all his foes forgiven;
Who measures out life's little span
In love to God and love to man.
On earth hath tasted Heaven.
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and will there manufacture Wooden G Gods a n
Increased scale-haTing greater facilities and more
Improved Mac hin cry. besidea full corps o compe-
tent workmen. Every article heretofore menufAc-
turcd under my supervision will, in my present.
establishment. be produced in greater perfection,
and will compare favorably with the best fabrics
Ian, in the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory and through my AGENTS in CharleI.
town ,Mesers. DUKE MISUNDERSTANDING the high
est market price. If more convenient for my old
customers who may desire TO exchange Wool for
Goods to deliver the " DOL in Charlestown, Messrs.
Duke allRher Authorized TO receive and
receipt for the saIne.
Inform alton as to prices, &C., may be had by
addressing at KAbletown, or my Agents at
Charlestown.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me- l trust to merit, by careful at
tention to business, the manufacture of superior
goods and by moderate charges, continuance of
tho good will and customof old friends and trial
by new ones. A. mCCARRELL, ia.
MAY 26. 1874.
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mis- ELLANEoU US.
The Naturalist's Agency,
f" AS been established at 1913 Belmont A.sn

"As been established At 1898 belmont Asen-
III ue. Phil.delphis, tor the purpose Vi eAy.ng
1I1sctofs OF obj CTS Natural history an oppor-
tunity OF buy ing. selling or exchanging thef GU
pleates collections- :, = ooos
have now over s. tons, and nearly Ss5s Ono
orth of Min er ala hand. lhAve sold ever 49,
tfo worth since l7th day OF January y ne nthe
t6rss box was put into my est.biishmenf. Sester-
DIV October 3ist. my eash sales and cAsh receipts
were 500. c..-s
over 500 worth of engrayings, is now ready Tor
d;atribu,iop Free all euffomers. 10 ethsFs
~ Eeceiot of 10 eents fcr postage. detMe eeps-
ei.lIv 10 tca " .sttenti0n 10 my remarkably hns
,necsmen. of AuGEon Stcne, of ~ HIGH have or
hsye had nine-tenihs OF all the specimens ever
fseod have made six trips to the locality AND
,biuk IrnaSra &c ly gay rhat more vill be found
T:ood cry.ials from IS eents to Loo each. las
nv Tit,nium Minerals are the fhest ever kneEH--
,esiaes the Hydrared Titanic Acid. Hsdyetitsnite.
. mineral recently analysed BY Dr. kSentg .lof
Penn.yivania University. have ALEC remarkably
VII c1v,t.lized Perofskise Bi dokies of enofpGrs
.ize Rntiles re piculated tiH they form n circle,
schorlomite w arwickite, &c .-- I -.ffi-e.
In Peganite re tave large aurtoees covered With
minute bright green cry stalls W have ihs rFussz
he.n,iful green W aveliiie ever krCNns eOlotsG by
yanadic acid.
The Columbite crystal. that occur IL the zms zon
Stone are very interesting The GraRhfte t,rn
New Me xico occurs in heIsgonal prisms. rlu5H
The EmboIite from New Mexico ia the best ever
found at any locality. Weave Yelling Amethyst
AT far low prices than IL ever sold NJ hstefe
W have sold over Sl,0Oo worth sipes the loth o.
Univ. .-lrrEgL
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IAE RESr QUALIFY oF GOODS
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THE larEest and fiuest storh in IN worio cnl- 2
L bTaciDg 900 600 ChTonnos Pain tin e ssd
Choice Prints, at our enlarged Arr Rooms. Al
The and popular subecfs 1T roc X bottom price,.
The Fsils OF the Rhine size @GS2S-romsntIe Hnd
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