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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
Commissioners Sale,

BY virtue of decree entered in the supe.
- riorrconrt of law and chancerv for She.
nandoah county, at September term, dated
September&6, il842, in the case of Joseph S.
Spengler plaintiff, against Joseph Irwin, com.
mIttee administrator OF Abraham Spengler,
deceased, and others defendants-I shall pro.
coed TO sell, on Saturday the 229 day of Octe-
Der, 1892, before the tavern door of Philip
Byers, in-Strasburg. at public auction. to the
highest bidder, the LAND mentioned in the
decree and proceedings, containing Four
.4cres and 0ae Hundred and Forty Poles, being
part of the same that was laid off to Abraham
Spengier. IN the division of the land of Catha-
rine-S perger, deceased and is the same which
was laid of to the heirs Of Abraham Spengle-,
deceased. IF the proceeds of said sale Shall
be insufficient to pay the remainder of the
debt, interests and costs decreed to said plain
tiff shall then offer for's sale so much of lot
ct 205 acres.as will be sufficient TO louidate
the debt, sc.
Terms of sale-0ne'thirtl in hand, one.thirlf
in SIX and one-thirtl in twelve months; the
purchaser to give such security as the,com-
painant shall approve for the deferred pay
ments, or deed of trust on the premises
sold. Such title viii be matte .asfE am author.
lsed to make by said decree.
SANL Z. RICHARDSON,
sept Il, l0i2-5t Commissioner
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Of detail concerning the manner OF ma
king arpraisements, the duties OF Col
lectors, &c. &c.
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Sept 81, 1925 Commissioner.
Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy ,

Office IF Commissioner IN Bankruptcy1
.for Shenandoah County. Sept. IS
ri Office to the Creditors of the following
1V persons who have been duly declared
BAnkrupts by the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of Virginia,
that shall proceed to hear proof of debts
aga ;nst them at the Clerks Office in the town
of Woodstock, on the follow ing DAYS, when
and where the bankrupts are required to at>
tend
Debts VS. Geo. NJ. Fennybacker. on the 10th
and 18th of October next.
Debts VS. William Smither, on the 10Th and
llth Of October next.
D-b's vs. Henry Shaver, on the 10th and 18th
OF October next.
Debts VS. John Nipe, on the 10Th and 18th
Of October next.
Bankrupts must come prepared to pay all
Tees %n or before the last tIav of hearing.
SAM'L c. RICHARDSON,
Sept. 10. Commissioner.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29

DR.. Joseph p Peters. manufacturer &
vender of Peters celebrated pills and
iozenses, committed suicide in New.
York recently. by hanging himself will;
his handkerchief to the post Of his bed. -
lie has for some yeas been in delicate
health. His pecuniary embarrassment.
led him to self.destiuction. He was a
man Of temperate habits. and about thir-
ty or thirty-6ve years Of age.
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VOLUNTEERS /!
3. a.GGlo .gpa Ro.

10y VIRTUE. ola deed of trust executed
BY to the SUBS :rbers BY JACOB Miller and
wite, dated the 10th day of September. 1911,
an u'v rec ,rded intls>. clerks off e Of She
nandoAh county. we shall, o,s Saturday the 5th
d"y Of Noren'ber neTt. upon the prem ses. of
Ter for>ssle, to the higheat bidder. forecast,
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::::::::l A HOUSE &IOT,

- TN town "f,Stiasburg. and occupies, by the
sa'd.Jacon Miller for some years past as Il
tavern
The title is belered to ,e good; but we will
ONLY convey such ttle as is vested in us b,
SAID deed
r nanN WIN, ni,p MS jr~2 rpv.rrra.
September %, 1912 It's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-24
WATERING PLACES, sc.
SHARON SPRINGS.

'I'HE PAVILL1ON.-This commodous Hotel will be
open Tor the RECEPTION OF after the rst of
New York
The clear pure water Of the springs greatly resembling
those Of the white sulphur springs of Virginia, have been
proved be highly in Rheumatic Bill
ions aud Dyspepuc complaints; and the of Erspeas,
saiireun, Serouia Liver Complaint aud general debility,
and IN many ether respects las certified BY of the
most eminent medical professors the United States) medici-
qualled by any in this country.
Added TO these, the rides the vicinity villages,
extensive views, neghbong and scenery
the 10 these seeking
Of summer either health or pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride rol Sarooga Troy,
saiy &C. and are accessible from Canaoharie the Alba
ny and Uca railroad where carriages daily await the arrival
OF the morning from Schenectady and Utica carry WISH
the Springs distance of eight miles arriving
time for dnner also BY the Albany and Cherry Valley
city of Albany
Warm cold and shower Baths furnished all times, either
OF mnenl fresh and every given
der the sav of visitors agreeable.
the w b. GEDNEY.
The SPRINGS HOTEL.-Tl,is Hotel will be opened at
the above village of Sharon Springs for the reception OF
tors and combining all the advantages Of this delightful
residence. JOHN ". ETTEN.
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ALBANY, July 10, ls42.
Reputation of a Islander.

JAMES g. BENNETT, ESQ
SIR -
Your Albany correspondent, in a communication
OF July II, is guilty Of uttering gross falsehood
He says =" Among those who have taken the
Sabine shnte, are to be mentioned the celebrated
H. IL. ~, f. i: >, ID, d., NC. &c Dr. G.. c., Md"
etc Now, this is libel upon the character of an
estlmable man, which your correspondent must
have known to be gratutous and if he did not, he
is the more culpable for giving pubcity;to mere
hearsay as tact. The gentleman, to whom he has
paid such complimentary reference, left this country
on short visit to his native land and TO attend upon
sick father, and will return in the same, or the
next ship, when his lIbeer will hear of his arrival
quite different tribunal than that of too credu-
lous public. DR.. C.'s Hospital is still under his own
auspices, in the OF a physician.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN s. CAMERON
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BOA RIDING

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. N j.,
house emeTy SeSupsd BY Jacob CoIes The above
Sd S & G% ss. e
be found very moderate Also stabng Sc for horses,
L. H. pledges himself that no effort of his will be wanting
TO en n 0n Mho 70 s a h% % and that his
GS"" 'f Day. .aa
S@ @ @ X WAY places. sSa
the" all over but did o Hs i HOUSE, UsI!o" made Of
M9w , Likely yoS have heard Of this place
%nte New York '1 Albany and BY
M Sn sf a sy
man that calls once that he san9oi do bstes than e, call again
a Of hem about good route as ihsy
s ,S w BE he
GssnIash g Bdssp?n, Now, siI wish Understand
one mule Of the north line Of the State Of dc %' sar
By % s akin kind of and on @ TOP Of
ne mountain ITSELF We r, have oe5 very fine lakes The
1 %es as ssa for 9f e%a .pa
r F a hss il Sou England E %
s $ snd fS %s sss
@ 1s Ts ss P% rom ySgF I place IT. h
Bridgeport on the rail- ysa
At S M
G but ny sss to e al
this section as people should look over for
Ss Sfs fis e heard s o sSf
$3.50 from New York here The leave Our House
daily and passengers breakfast here and dine in New York
Yours with respect,
ia 2wEc JOHN BARSTOW.
QEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS This well known
watering place situated in Bedford County Penns vana
is open for the reception Of visitors.
To those who have the Springs be
that they situated the Western Turn
pike which passes through Pennsy from Philadelphia
Pittsburgh few miles east Of the chief elevation of The ALLIE
ghany Mountains.
Every thing has been provided this watering place render
pleasant those who seeking health enjoyment
will be found suited all tastes and good band
of music will be attendance
daily stage will leave Chambersburg in the morning. and
arrive the springs the evening if prefer the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road TO Hncock will have daily
from there to the springs.
The be raj patronage extended to the subscriber the last
seasons will the renewed the ason,
for T. e amusement and comfort Of his guests.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
je29 cod lmsr Proprietor.
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW's, at Long Branch.-Thiis "a.
ensve and delightful Sea Bathing Estab shment will be
opened by the subscriber the 9th june lie
respectfully inform its former patrons and the public,
considerable additions and alterations the comforts
have made last year, and will be in complete ead
for their accommodation.
Wishing be reasonable the times will afford the board
will be dollars week last year. instead Of dol
lys formerly Chdren oa certain and half price,
Horses full fed $3.50 He hopes he may say without inputa
ion that his table and Accommodations will be equal any
Long Branch Young people requiring much will
find accommodating terms.
JAMES GREEN.
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IsrEHrsriNo L,wCAs.'-At Orwigsburgh, Pa, on the
10Th inst the of Elihu Chancey ct al mortgages
in trust secure the repayment Of loan of 500 900
lgainsi The North American Coal Company was called
of iiL The town is full Of witnesses from
who have been subpnnacd in this interesting The
mount III controversy IS about $4,000 The general
creditors and stockholders seek to inv adae the mortgage
on which the suit has been brought various grounds
rhe validity of the probate and execution OF the instr
ont are questioned and the authority of the persons
'utng the instrument is denied
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General FIR
nisting Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner of Duane street, Neto York
WHERE he keeps for sale large assortment of the follow
ing articles viz: Sideboards, Bureaus Bedseads Cots
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Case Book
Cfses Looking Glasses, Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables
anos sofas Sofa Bedsteads Beds, Beddlng Pasaers Mat
Stands, Ioet Tables. candle Stands Bureau Bedsteads
Also, large OF men and wonens Wearing Ap-
paIel, new and second handed.
All the above articles offered the public very
low prices Persois of said articles would find
their advantage to make early call the above establish
. - -
shipping orders puncuay attended and licked the
shortest notce reasonable Bedding
sc: for hitting out vessels, constantly n hand.
All orders 70 the above establishment will be peLetualy
tended 10 aud thanh fully received.
RI B-The highest prices will be for Second Hand
Furniture, and Gentemen's and Ladies' of Clohins
ctn.,
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FATAL AoerprSr.-An inquest was held on the l4th
instant at in the township Of Scarborough
on the body OF the Rev. Alexander Herman, a Roman
travelling the day before to Toronto he stopped at
to water his horsehe did not get of his gigsad he
would give the osler glass of beer for his trouble II
appears he had very spirited horse. "
On his way to town. about mile and half this side of
were two lumber wagons coming ND the Hill in wall
the drivers saw the gig approaching very fast and al
lowed two-thrds OF the road for the gig that it might
pass without danger The gig passed the wagon and
by some means the horse turned toward the other
one OF the wheels ofthe gig contact with the fore
wneel OF the wagon by which Mr.. Herman thrown
out OF the gig falling his head He died about twelve
o'clock the same night TORONTO HeraLd
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Trout FisHSG ExrRaoRDISARy.--We took a turn
on Exchange wharf last evening, where acurous scene
presented itself The ship Medora lies on the South.
ern side OF the wharf leaving very narrow passage for
the tide crowd OF people were collected here full
OF eager nterc-there shouting and laughing, and
scattered about were heaps Of fine large kick
ing, some dead Looking down between the ship and the
wharf there Of with little nets, baskets,
boxes whatnot, catching the FISH which appeared to be
pouring in great numbers through this narrow passage
We understand they have been running through there
for two days-coming in the northern side OF the
wharf passing under aud going out on the southern
that many were caught with the hand merely Who
ever heard OF great shoals of trout before . rbarsop
Mercury.
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EFFrcrs OF LaurNivG.--On the sth instant, four ne
groes and one white man. the overseer struck by
lightning on the farm Of W. w Western about two miles
rom Iiopkinsve Three OF the negroes we're killed on
he spot the other negro aud the white were ex
pee ed 10 dle.-Loutsrtie Journal.
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sr

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK,
VLd-SOUTH4MPTON
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN,
NJ NJ. KEAsE. CoMMASpKR. .
The days Of departure of this wellknown Steamship have
From Antwerp From Southampton, From New York,
On ah NAV. 1912. On nth May, 1912, On nh June ls2
W r,,., 10th July " 7th Aog, "
7th Sent l0fh Sept ~, Oct, "
Price Of passage, meals included, to souu snpton or
Antwen S70-Stewards fees, So 62x The meals will be
served on board the plan OF continental hotel ~ the best
manner and fixed and moderate prices being only
charged when partakng OF the same - -, +,
The of passage either Of the above ports can also De
engaged eerred with meals and stewards fees included Tor
sg7 62ls cents, exclusive Of Wines -
An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship.
II. W. I. " n. MALI, Agents,
ao26m*r II Beaver street.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
SEGARS

M RAIDER, &c Chatham street, offers for sale
lh. 10000 La Norma Segar.
$4,000 Noya Principe.
Is 900 WoodviIIe.
25 Rionda
Entitled dsbentue Besides full stock of the choices
brands of Havana end Principe Segan. jy2O In eod.c
PERSSE IL BROOKS,
No g LIBERTY STREET, between Broadway an,
wv. Nassau street, offer for for sale
I0i Blocks Irish black marble.
100 Casks refined basket salt.
300 Casks Boyds bleaching powder
30 Tons superine soda ashes.
Gases patent leather.
80 30 Bales Chesterfield factory brown sheetngs.
1000 German patent fire brick.
20 Casks and + blue smalts.
Bales cotton carpeting tire, and four yards wide
Bales Machine blankets
All Of which will be sold at lowest market prices jy 7c
CROTON WATER BATHS, No. GOO Broadway.-The
~ proprietor OF the Broadway Baths his the pleasure
nounce TO the public that he prepared furnish Baths
from The soft and pure Water Of the Groom River,
Warm, Cold sulphur Shower Val or aud various Medca-
ted Baths, always ready.
The ladies' department prepared for their option
with suitable attendants
jy ~ Iw issrc HENRY DURELL
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GOOD SUMMER WINE

T B. STOUVENEL, Importer Of French Wines of
- the approved brands, Bordeaux Claet and other
Wines He has removed from his old stand, Nassau
TO No 81 Ann street, (near Nassaul basement
Always hand the best and recherche Wines ST. Ju
Ian, Montierraut, ST. Eseve, Laie, Medoc &c in barrels
half casks and Also Champagne various brands Bur
gundy Hermitage superior Co2nac Brandy best quality
Gin Port Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines
j. B. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families which will be any part Of the city, also by the
gallon otherwise these who may favor him with their
tronage.
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct
B. s. has opened boarding house Hoboken, oppo-
site Vauxa Garden the main road, wheie kept
of the best Wines Private supplied with good
dinners and refreshments. iYI2 Inn
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DR. MORRISON

DIV. WI " II IlIkJO Y.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSE Ky .2Oixt icnstreet near
Greenwieh-Dr Morrison, s,eSsrr otti: loyal College
Of Surgeons, London and formerly ge, min British
continues to he consulted daily all disease, delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms
dcious treatment and the imprudent fquac medicines.
Pr NJ has had an experience of twenty treating
delicate diseases all their various and: implicated and
mild safe and niaIibe substitute t mercury eradicate
ing the ,enereal yims with certainty hout subecng the
patient to risk restricting him n susua diets
suits while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per
distractions the urehra fh and
lngemen Of the PROSTATE gland mpaned with much irri.
taton and dull pain about these pits of the
OF maltrest Dr. NJ
thc manner promoting absorr of the thiskers sueur
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILlTY.-Thousands of young
suffering from tie consequences OF indulgence
cret destructive habit whose further
the use of norumsa pretended specifies, which stimulate
only induce Dr. M such cases on
purely pathological principles, and fails
cure--the stnctes honor and confidence observed
Letters pad containing suitable fee will ensure
tue correspondent full advice, and dicie any part Of the
Dnon by his giving history Of his detail 2O4 Full
street Greenwich. jy22 imsr
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

Al THE PINE ORCHARD.--l8i2
lS romantic and fashionable will be conducted dur
the under the direction and
dance of the subscriber IL has under gone complete
thoroug and open for the of visitors
No effort Will be spared the deservedy high charac
ter which it has heretofore acquired.
As heretofore tables will he furnished with delcacy
that the New York market afford; and possible
tention that promote the and oymen of III
patrons will be promptly bestowed The leading this
establishment aud especially that off the has
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
Messrs. A +. Beach Co.'s excellent line of stages will
heretofore regularly between the landing the Mountain
House, ON the arrival Of the boats.
c. l.. BEACH, Proprietor.
June 18th, 1872. Jelt 3mr
path HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long and well
II known boarding and bathing establishment having
Gently undergone which the
erection OF several elegant hosues the
the for the reception of company during the
The Of private beach this shorehe
perfect security bathing for ladies and children (he
bathing houses being within stones throw of the mansion y
the shady cool and delightful locust grove adjoining the house
the pleasant rides in the surrounding 1.-THE excellent
fishing grounds and other of heahu and
ementhe beautiful view Of the Att and the
lower bay, almost constantly evened by vessels
arriving outward bound, render this situation every
unqualified by any the vicinity Its accommodation
ample, the and the temperature the
warnest days of summer anything but Oppressive. The
tenience of and distance (beng but miles
from BoOklyn) the by hours accommodated
business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
ieI2 2n.r WILLIAM BROWN Propr;eor
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SUMNER STOCKS,

SCARFS, CRAVATS AND GLOVES.
lust RECEIVED, rich supply Of the above articles
sstng Of very light and elastic stock, expressly tor the
months AlsoSoAfs and Cravats, great variety.
large of Silk Thread Cotton and Horskin
loyesi the old estabshm 2ii Broadway between Park
Place and Murray street
PARSELLS, Agent for j. AGATE.
" b. Constantly hand extensive assortment of Linen
aud Muslin SHIRTS, Linen Dress Fronts Linen Collars, Under
G,rments &c. NC. I'M
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DRY GOODS, &c.
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The proprie-
tres Miss KING daughter of the celebrated Carl King,
eer for sale most select and choice assortment of Millinery
Goods the spring the pub
c both regards the quality and cheapnes Of the articles
The assortment consists of the following - -
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
LEANs,as worn By La pachssse D'or!eans Of France
sTYLE-And Lawn Hats do do-An entire new style
~ :" MoDINE CAPACITIES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE
rsrisian and English FANCY sTRAWs Of the finest
ture, in great variety
The Popetress respectfully socs the ladies' favor
with call and examine her elegant and varied stock OF Mil
linery themselves, before they purchase elsewhere,
will be saving TO them in price and adv afage
regards the variety and quality of the goods.
MISS s. KING, Magazine dc Modes,
je22 Imsr 2931S Broadway.
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
fI'HE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
pany have established Freight Line between New.
Bunswick and New York. which they intend pema-
penty.
Leaving New Brunswick at 5H A. NJ daily, Sundays ex-
espedI and the foot OF Lber tyeet, New York. ~ r. NJ
To country dealers and Grants the above line de-
sabe for the speedy OF
~ description, and particularly Drovers and
Dealers Live Stock who have $50 he of cattle convey
ed between New Brunswick and New York. the day
whenever required.
The rates for the transportation OF CATTLE horses, mules
eep hogs re and all other kinds Of merchandise very
low, exceeding steamboat prices
Me rchandise by this line subject 10 any extra
charge IN crossing the North River.
Tie Company have fitted a large storshouse New
brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
reopen fos the reception Of merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis
q Freight fsr Newark Ellzabethfown Railway West
field Palnhed, Scotch Plains Bopndbrook Sonevile
conveyed BY the above lines and delivered the day when
received m 3m
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YOUNG MAN AND A BOY were drowned by the up.
~ setting Of boat off Governors Island ON Sunday b
last and have no, been found since The Young
old rather thick about feet inches IN heishhad
pair ofgh &anbroon pantaoons yellow vest and
was al the TINE without The was wears
had straw hat tied under his chm aud gambroon rock coat
aud pantaioons. - "
Ahandsome reward will be paid any pe son giving for
nation That VIII lead TO the recovery Of their bodies BY their
Hicted relations, at GIG William st. iyio Iw &c
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW-The sub
~ scnber selling all descriptions Of gold silver
Watches gold and s,ef pencils gold chains Keys SEA
as low as TO 30 dollars each Watches Jewey excsn
ged or bought All Watches warranted keep good time
or the money returned Watches and Clocks repaired the
best manner and warranted much less than the usual prices
by OF the finest workmen the city. g. &. ALLEN I'M:
porter of Watches and Jewey wholesale and retail Wall
treet, up stairs. iy2l imsI
MISS COWAN respectfully informs the ladies Of Newfork
vi and its vicinity she giving Lessons on me
pno Forte Harp Guitar and in Singing and will be happy TO
her pupils No. White, attend the respective
houses Of those ladies' who prefer receiving lessons at their
residence and Piano Fone for sale aud hire,
A n, very splend,d Piano Forte for sale Ie29 lm@r
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IMPORTANT TO TIL Z
pTTRTIC

LII who wish eeonomize obtain Clothing of the best
nu,lity remarkably cheap 205 Canal street. door
y.st OF Hudson Also large assortment OF Cloths, CASH
eres Vestngs and Summer Goods from which Clothing Of
k are made order the best manner at reduced
s,,css 10s Canal street jel9 3msr
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s ~ OCEAN HOUSE, Long Branch. Rumson,
Gcy~5z2s Browns Dock, Middetown, Eatontown Dock
IN -and Red Ba9s shrewsbury-Ths steamboat
narse Slip East River every morning Al o'clock for Red
Bank escept Thursday which day the boat Eaton
town DockD Returning will leave al o'clock each day.
The lo,as ~ run as above navigation and weather permit
Al fsgh, and baggage the risk Of the he.eof
June ~, 1872.