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Father Miller's Great Camp Meeting
Is now published in splendid EXTRA HERALD,
in the quarto form, being full account of each
days proceedings. for ten days, Of the Second Ad-
vent believers, in Newark, including their sermons,
songs prayers &C., together with the sayings of the
Rev. Mr.. Brownlee against them; illustrated with
three beautiful engravngs portrait of the Prophet and
several the camp ground. Price st cents per
copy-or cents by wholesale. Newsboys look out.
This brochure exhibits human nature in new, racy
and original shape far superior to all the msy fctions
of Boz 1t is fact. more wonderful than fancy.
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AsorHEB MuRprR.-A most brutal and inhumam mu-
der was committed in the town of Keesville Essex
ty on the night Of Saturday the 2th inst David Bishop
mechanic returned to his home late at night and forth
with proceeded to beat his wife until he her
Is supposed that the brute threw her from bank upon
the rocks Of a small stream the house lie was
found perfectly unconcerned in the morning, with the
body Of his murdered wife horribly mangled lying the
bed He pretended she had fallen and tainted The vii
lain was committed for trisl.-.7tJany Daily .7dv.
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Circuit Court.

Nov 22-Richards, et ais va. David K Morss - This
case was commenced on Monday and finished today
me jury could not agree and Were discharged
There was another cosc brought on relative 10 protest
upon note, but Of no special interest
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Sun OFFICE, N. Y, !
Aug. 30, 1912
MIR. II. V. BUTLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fire hundred
reams ofpaper per iceek, for
six months from the l5th of
October, 1912, to he of this
quality, size and weight, the
same TO be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
NJ. Y. BEACH.
| accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
II. V. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, NJ. S. BEACH
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To Advertisers,

For the information Of business and of the public
generally, and guide in the selection of the best
channel for advertising, place before readers the
following facts:--
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Puneusy regards the day Of sailing will be observed
hereofoe The price Of passage outward fixed AZ One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of description
viii be provided with the exception of wines aud liquors.
which will be furnished BY the stewards.
5OODHUE X CO., CT South ST.,
Z. Il MARSHALL, 30 Barlng alp, ~ Y.
je2t1,h BARRING BROTHERS s CO. L'pool.
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BY these documents it will be perceived that the circu
iation of the New YoRK HEALp, is nearly double that
the eligible channel for all kinds Of advertising
and business notices.
Not further word is necessary to satisfy the public
JAMES G. BENNETT
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
~ dR ~ ak Mk

SG2&Ep sxkAzSzu JEE21nnu1 ;3<1l&q
For the accommodation of Shippers intended 70
despatch ship from this port the Ist 3 10TH 18TH 20 aud
2 each month"; ncns the lo October and connu-
msnrr Of the year whereby delays and
will prevented during the months. The following
ships will commence this arrangement
Snip YAZOO Captain Cornell.
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson.
Shin MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hiliard.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hurt.
Smp SHAKESPEARE Captain Miner.
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham.
Shin HUNTSVILLE Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMukGEE Captain Leayiu-
Snip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson.
Ship MEMrHlS, Captain Knight
Ship LOUISA, Captain Mulford
These ships all built the city Of New York. express
for packets. Of light dTa q wser have recently been
for pnequsled for comfort They are commanded
general ss.siacton They will all times be owed and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,.
Neither owners captains Of these ships will be RESPONSE
BILE ewcy bullion precious stones silver plated
or parcel package by beard Of
them unless regular bills Of adine for the same and
the value thereon expressed.
! Yer freiRht or passage, apply
6. X. COLLINS G. CO., 30 South st., or
HULLIN WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans, will promptly forward all goods their address.
The ships of this line warranted sail puncually adj
yersed and will be taken have the goods
" M asured. mt
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MERC1AL LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing TO and from Liverpool Weekly.
@ ~ M ~
Old Established fAssAGE OFFICE, 81 s5UIh

The subscriber in announcing his arrangements for the wear
1872 appears befope his cnds with sincere
rect the able support he has received for many years
He likewise wishes TO call the attention of those intending 10
and Wales; that they all times be accommodated by this
line weekly opportunities from Liverpool well BY all
the well know different lines Of packet ships sailing and
from Liverpool the t 7h 3th 10Th and 18th each
throughout the year.
sose who send for friends may satisfied that every
due attention will be given by the Liverpool agents
10 those for well all who embark with them
and should Of those whose has been paid
,ark, the mouey will be refunded without any charge
The subscriber feels pleasure making known the differ
ept which his during the
which has satisfaction and that he has condera
py extended and concluded his for the 1872
The following is list OF ships -
SHIPS Scotland, Robinson Ships Albanian Lane
Fairfield Wilson, Prntice Hopkins.
Frankfort, Russell. Tyrone Speare.
Russell Glover, Howes. Wales, Watts.
Hibemia, Wilson Westchester Ferris.
Alfred, Cheever. Osceola, Chlds.
Clifton, Ingersol. St. Cloud, Emerson.
LOUSY lille, Allen New York, Nven.
Sobieskie, Emerson. Warsaw, Grifhths
Oxwego, Wood. Ocean, Willard.
Talbot Storey. N Hampshire Harding
Panthea, Goodmanson Robert Isaacs, Tneman
Virginia Eaton. Europe, Batcheldor.
). jenkins, Seymour.
free passage from the different ports Of Ireland and Scot
and be secured and drafts urnhed for amount
payable National and Provincial Bynk Of Ireland and
their respective branches and also Mssss w. Robin
Liverpool which paid free charge throughout
he United Kingdom;
FOR ''''''' 'AneDaJjioH JOIN HfERDMAN, 81 sou,h street
law. ROBINSON, i6 0oree Pazzas, and
suls tNo Neptune ST.. Waterloo Dock, Liverpool.
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MEssRs. PERssE & BRooKs:
GENTLEMEN =
Please to deliver at the
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ty equal to this specimen
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wsek.-
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JAMES ROWE, Witnesses
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IS 80 ~

rHE OLD LINE Of Packets Tor Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following ORDER excepting that when the
day sailing fs Sunday, the ships will sail on the succeed
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r. IN EVERY CIVILIZED COUNTRY THROUGH
our fe world the human hair is always found to he
subject of peculiar attention. OF the numerous
pounds protesting to promote or reproduce the hair e
have survived-even n name. whilst kowLANps, MAcA'
The inc public destination which fact togethe
with innunerable testimonials or perusal the propri
orsD sufficient 10 satisfy the most ncredulous to IL
sovereign virtues repeatedly shown in restoring
preserving and beautify ing the human hair.
In dressing the hair, nothing equal the effects o
RowLASp's M.cAssAR On either natural artif
cia hair rendering admirably soft that will lie r
any direction it produces beautiful flowing curls, and
by lustre imparts, renders the heat
dress truly enchanting preserves the couture in tn
heated atmosphere of the ball and neutralzes tn
effects OF damp atmosphere, or violent exercise. Sc
advertisements 10 Is 90 "a
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, July 100 r.

Sunday, July IO-6 =. M.
There have been several judgements obtained against
the Harlem Railroad lately, and execution been at
tempted but learn that assignment of the personal
property of the road made the 18th ultimo II is
stated the rise fall in the stock depends upon the
stability Of two eminent capitalists who contendiDg
with each other for the mastery The road ITSELF has
doubtedly been economically administered and may ut
maely pay its debts.
The Stockholders OF the Ocean Insurance Company
Except the President and Drecors requested
at the Aheneum Hotel the corner Leonard
and Broadway, on Monday evening next at o'clock,
important business.
In cases like that of the Ocean Insurance Company j.
becomes incumbent upon the stockholders to investigate
the matter and pass formal and rcprimand
upon all those officers who shall be found remiss in their
duties This they to the public. Moniea men and
others are not safe long gross negligence is tolerated
by those in charge Of institutions When serious loss
occurs the matter 10 smohered up account of the
spectaby ofthe parties This becomes precedent to
others 1t the responsibility of the ndv dual to
the public. and encourages soth
This 10 all wrong. No man il respectable that does not
attend to his duties. When man assumes an important
trust let him be sensible that the fidelity with which he
discharges that trust depends his future standing socic
ty and shall hear Of serious losses trough
the abominable negligence of company officers.
The following notice has been issued by the Miners
Bank at Dubuque: -
DuBuaUE, June 18th, 1912.
At meeting of the Board held this day tho following
resolution was adopted -
Resolved, That this Bank will pay specie on all her lilo
bilities on and after the LIST July next.
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN WHARTON, President.
commercial house of New Orleans has recently in
stuted suit against the tobacco the
OF an over charge the fees made by them since 1885,
The farmers of Illinois have turned their attention
wool growing with some success and 600 lhs of WOO
have thus far been brought to the Chicago market This
the first that Illinois has exported WOOL and the sup
ply hereafter from that quarter promises to be very
dant.
The following the elearances Of -four and ashes
from Montreal for the week ending Iulx -
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Arrived.


Bark Tefidor lockwood, days from Baltimore with -four
British brig Alamode, Bartlett II days from Foye NJ with
.7so seal skins to l. ROuh Saw large number Of icebess
Sch; Cod Hook Clay. days from BaacOa with tobacco
scr Mcent, Cole days from Baltimore with iron pipes
se6r Marcea Phillips, day, from Washington, NC. with
schr Eliza, Rogers days from York River, with wood to
sehr Van Buren,, days from Suffolk Va with shingles to
schr Exchange, soper, days from Rappahannock with
schr A. NJ Hale Chase, days from Boston, with mdse to
Sch! B. Cooley, Eldrdge days from Boston, with md,e,
sehr Oscar. Chase, days from Boston, with mdse E.
schr Frances Baker days from Boston, with mdse to E.
General Record.
scHn VALIANT, Honeywell ashore Yesterday (Sun-
day. morning, abreast Of Sandy Hook Light and imm d.
atey boarded by boats from the u ssuveyng brig Wash
ngon Commander Gedney Finding she had eight feet
in her hold officers were left to free her which
accomplished at Her anchors and hopes
were entertained that she would be off high last
night if she did not c6H the flood tide Valuable assist
with kedges and hawscrs also rcndercd by
u steamer Fulton Captain Cooper The cargo Of the Va
liant is iron leather coffee and She
bouna from Baltimore for this NJ B-The Valiant had
last evening" when the ~ Y pilot boat Blossom passed
her. and IT was supposed would be total loss.
Spoken.
Sandy Hook Lee from B1i.ic RI for virnio
S kn and Russell both om Ba,on for ass aa
Sheffield OF Bath from - for New Orleans, June 20,
Dirgo, from Norfolk for Martinique July ,b lat IS %, Ion
Ct 90 - ' " " M
Foreign Ports.
oy s Jvy IT, hnh Harriet Ts's ,h Maria Evans L.
SS
$ fsGs EIss sl'sa sp P Sisf;
S5 sssniSHG 81 Sassssr i1'p'' Hannah
sAyasA June 25-ln port Iog, for Gives lds vesg,san,
~si Sl .Ssn 1 JH2 FL
~ siIS SSs A'1
s" Ga Cd ai' di's N'"'h0's do and
!s Roman Cove. sSd i %t a 81 Ts%c osf fa
S" Z NJ asa fsy rs 'Ss ti
ss mix III hS, he Went 70 her e
;s TE s.ss s
s
the Home Squadron return to New York about the
BAnDApors June seIn port. Echo for La Gu,yra 2sth;
for Ma SR Be Ha~h n Re s NIS
syRsAM June 2nIn port Niger, for Boston, unc Spoken
United states Ports.
MAeM .q s S d ars Him. St rhom., and
GAMors July s-sld chas William, Noleans.
Branch 81 Thomas; Cora Richmond Va 3D. jefferson New
IonrLAsp july s-No arrival clearance CID 7,h, OLD
PoRTssoyri' July SID Shamrock, Rotterdam.
Bc.ros INK Gny ISa sa0 sa Ms N e% Venice Havana
s3ssa esdSy Ely ssi s@S S:s: as Signal
Fi EDcaS1 s NYoT An Energy
s: S 'A d cyys rscs ao "a as. Gov
7-An New I I
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Supplies of Beef cattle continue to come in freely AM
prices without material change The offerings al IN,
rove yard Monday amounted to 300 head of which I
we're taken by the butchers prices ranging from 81 for
Inferior TO $3.50 per 100 lbs for strictly prime quality
tbout 60hsad were driven North and the sales since the
rst OF the week have considerably reduced the number
left over on Monday
The supply of live Hogs is not large but is fully equal
the demand. Holders are asking so per 100 lbs and
the limited sales that making are at that price
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GYMNASIUM.
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,

333 Broadtcav Corner Of -4nthony-s')
d MOUnQUIN has the honor Of inf,rning his friends aud
the public in general that his Gymnasium IN
operation the arge and The best which has been yet OF
ercd 10 the American public The ocms art ar., well
ventilated which gives them the advantage o being always
cool Parents Professors and Gentlemen are invited % visit
his estabiislmo Mt 10 which the Croton W
Works will be operation. will be added sbo bsh FOR
the COW, nioDcc Of The Subscribers TO the (y nnas.up
The Shooting Gallery being entirely independent Of the
ymnasurn persons wing ice pistol firing do
40 without being subscribers to the q gnnasium
Fencing lessons given az usual on moderate terms,
Oxen al day break and ell half rst uight.
i.11Im I'm
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With his great intellect and deep cunning he cir
umventing the commissioners The straight forwarc
onesy Of the people by simply applying the test of III,
to the transaction. have with rough stroke broker
through the cobweb Vaccinations of psltry fnancers
Who have long since had occasion excsim with Scots
q elon knight
oh what tangled web we weave
When FIRST we study 10 deceive"
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City Despatch Post,

l6 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINCIPAL OrFcE.Letters deposited before half-pas
S. hapsst H. and hall past o'clock, will be sent out 70
delivery at ., l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OyricEs-Letters deposited before 7, H. and
O'clock will be out for delivery at Q, and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent
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Died,

On Sunday morning, July 10th, RoBERr SHARP, in the
18th year Of his age
The friends of the family and also the Vice President
Managers and Members OF the Thistle Asoca-
ion, (of which he was Presidency respectful re-
quested to attend his funeral this afternoon July llh at
O'clock from his late residence rs Charlton street.
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Campeaeby. An Lo ta NYork Carlton Thorn aston; Ha
ard, do; .0uleImsn. Bordeaur ~ =

nanpssehy An LoItia, NYork Carlton, Thomnon; Hs
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
Be- a SStsasd q ri. " FuE s
nsnt on the last column OF fourth page. m3is
DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has remove
orner Of Nassau and Fulton streets. jss sm ms
p HOUSTON. NJ. ?; pESNTlsTIHas removed to gas
Broadway. between Park Place aud Murray sire ct.
FoR DIR, FEUcHTw4NoERs Compound, che%iesl
Coeroaches Flies Ants Mochetoes Tor his Fly Paper,
Tor h numerous chemical preparations, see last page.
PARK THEATRE.
Mr. BuCKsToNE gespec,lully informs his friends sn'
asr prs! 70 b. depsra,e Europe viii take Wed
@ fiH ' 1 % The las
time in this e oYt i OF Psf ft o1Ts Drama called
"'" Ga[EsqGRe vi a:sss per- Celebrated
A. ffhfS 8 s$ S.,'F; S5 r 6 fY:TE2ss%'a
with other entertainments.
Box Book now open. iyIl Scr
.5e Of hG provisions of Treaty made and
Ps.dsn Of Sarsd sia' NE hereby declare and max.
Lima the State Of Ohio comms"eing on Monday III
s m DAY Of Of @ES next for 1s disposal Of the land
mlls square, situated ON the north side of the Maumee river
North ofth- base line and east of the meridian.
fractional sections one and two 10 township five Of rang'
Fractional sections one. eleven twelve thirteen twenty
twenty-five, twenysix twentyseven, hirtyour and thirty
tve and section thirtysx IN township six of range eight
FRACTIONAL sections four hve and in fractional township
five Of range nine.
Fractional township SIX including the sixteenth section OF
range nine.
Section thyfour, and fractional sections twenty-five
twentysN, twenty'seyen, twenty-ch thiyone hiytwo,
fhrytree, thirtyive, and thrtysx tow ship
nine.
Fractional sections seven. eighteen and nineteen
ship six ofrange
Also the time and place. will offered for sale the
tracts OF land hereinafter scrbed forming of former
Indian Reserves and which, undo, treaty spu with the
for their benefit, TO witt
North OF the base line and east of the meridian
Fractional section within the Reserve Ocquanoxas
village, in township two of range four
Section sixteen, IN the Reserve Banehsri's Creek IN
township Que OF range seven;
Section sixteen in the Big Spring Rcservatiop. township
Of range thirteen.
South of the base line and east Of the meridau.
Section slNteen1n the Hog Creek Reserve Township four
ofrluge six.
Sections sixteen townships five aud six the Wapaug.
konnetta Reserve, OF ranges sir and seven .
Section sixteen in the Lewsown Reserve, in township
seven of range eight
Also at the time and place will be offered public
Of the southeast fraction of section Eighteen
Sandusky river in township north of fifteen
The sale will be kept open for weeks uness lands
sooner disposed and no longer and private entries
the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under hand the City Of ashngton this
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
iel9 law to2qA d&w
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BY RIELL 4 ARCULARIU9.


At halfpast 10 o'clock, Office
Gold and Silver Watches, elegant Jewely and Diamonds
among which ladies' splendid beaspin or Fs snsr
Also, several brilliant studs and finger rings
Also one large silver dish, representing Wellington at Wa
terloo, cost eco sterling.
a 80, SILVER table aud tea spoons.
A $50, one large
Also, = dentists instruments, pearl handles.
Aso,2 French clocks.
twtt.
TUESDAY
Wi; AZ 0s o'clock, al the auction room.
Msmsey and south ne p ~ pon very n en0 aeS
brown sherry; port aud ST Julien Cham
pasne; Duppy brandy in bond cord,s ala
and fine with other articles in the line which the
ton Of private families invited To be sold in lots to suit
Also eco baskets Bongsr Champagne anchor brand just
landed .' superior super n 70 any vine \ market.
AAiso' O,ad, Dupny 20. Dr. ndy, IN bond
which pure casks pale sherry do do ayte brown
sherry, 10 baskets crescent Champaign.
d1 s AZ T.. Yacht .oS NJ All iei
ensye and snpebly hed up fno wanted for Yacht she
BE- s It, s sr % Of the West
speed object. She admirable seaboat and would
convey large cargo combining more buoyancy with sharp
built and would be valuable dispatch vessel
20 fleet She would he her
by which her stability greatly increased. For comme
purposes, she would require other ballast.
twhout sacri be dispensed with would
dispose of her for very much less than she Her hull
can be without dollars She may be
Pert. AmeSy For i9r,heI paspas inquire of Ira Bliss,
t once 'f AND A. " H. JOHN ooinS' G. STEVENS II
e23 2wr South Amboy.
A UCTION NOTICE-Sale of beautiful seasonabe Dry
I'm. by aney sc IN pi ,s watches
jyur THOMAS BELL, Auctionecr.
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BY THOMAS BELL.
fSfoTes Nos % Pan ai.2 rs Fulton street,

tsfores Aos % fan and 10 FUTON sreefJ
MONDAY,
A. i0S o'clock IN the sale rooms, -
Etua Sale of Goods and Pledged Ansles-A bea uuia
teek OF assorted sessonabe dry goods forming desirable
'omeni o. articles in the line, fresh and easonable
Also ladies hats millinery and hosiery, Also number OF
uteIes from pa"nboksrs, pistols. splendid guns
valuable watches, JewsIy, Se.
TUESDAY,
Al iO1f O'Clock in the sale rooms
Large Sale OF elegant Clothing Of all descriptions suta-
Die 10 the
Also, the balance stock Of merchant tailor comprising var-
eeesnt garments, lot of remnants cloths
ombazines yestings, drllngs, g.mbosns,
ner CLOTH trimmings, hosiery suspsnder hhkfs and
utieles in the line
WEDNESDAY
At l0A O'Clock al the sales room,
Large and splendid Sale of elegant and valuable new
nd second hand household AID cabnen m nture of all de
-pions
Also valuable Busses Ingram and Venetian carpets,
,plendid rugs, SC.
THURSDAY.
Atlo1s O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Yale OF valuable Piano Forte choice collection of fine
aantngs drawings add ensravirgs of birds cuoes
ch GIrnIiu No.