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cE.-Trre v:ii he a called meeting Of tie Stockholders
g 'h iyauu Navigation Company, hc held in the town
on Tuesday the 7in day of June neytit hcing
ll jnar Cca,i. The Stockholders are earnestly e
10 A'euj, >Ijrc,- u Importance touching their iaer-
vi. te -:hn.t.d L. iuc meeting.
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MMEG ilN>-SC MINER HATS Lave is, rec. we'd ny
stock of P"m Leaf. l'clo,n and Panama Ia,., which
M lower than any other house trade cash only.
l.. :. GARE.tNATi,
sign q! rran>;a nj Hat Shoc zoe Hill.
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UNIVERSITY or viia:tAA.1te char of Mathematics N
- i> Institution havaa hrcanc vacant Icy the Resignation {"
Professor y ivcier, the E"a ri Visitors will proceed :" nj tie
vacancy their annual meeting the ~ o July neat
Applications should he addressed IN br Gessef la'flson
Chairman uf lle Faculty, unNerIi, Of Virginia.
W. II. WuODLEY, Proctor T. ~ ia.
AuriI = 1872 liO-tIJy
" The Editors of III" Richmond Wing, National lntcli:encc
G!uc, Wellington requested 10 ln>rft The se IN
paper and forward lrii respective aco!s IL
,.e ". II. ", +. u. nf Ia
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Splendid every week Tickets and Shares in 'ir Va
n, Lotteries the Lucky NU for SAFE in the greatest va
,,,v he re ali p,,zr.scirr STKATTnA.
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NILE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-Ey authority ct
Deed of rru executed 10 rs the James River and ka
VIA Company offer Cor sale the following lots:
tr' l.ri, hiwrrn street, and street
Northern margin OF the basin One OF these lots fronts 80
stree; and 30 feet other two front
~ ach-s Ea.n stfeet and - feet inches street
"e also offer FIR sale Lot NJ. st7 below Myers Factory living
- and sth street THIS lot will be divided into four
TIE Plan the flee OF the company, and viii be show
y It'sons wishing see il.
-; the opeuy win receive private proposals from
s disposed Ia purchase the 20t day OF June, and II
a-y old before that day, will then be publicly sold for
S1. 10 take place nj o'clock, T. NJ on the PREMISES
Tie title this property is believed he undoubied, but
IA Trustees, oly such as Is vested mus
H.. JSo A. LANCASTER, trustees
N'saona, ss,h May, lS.a 6-tds
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tARD-P. s. G4R89N17I hee@ leave most respectfully Ia
"A his friends and the public, r has imported, direct
from onlnn manufacture of summer Hats
which please person That Is fond Of wean:
They are of beautiful color. Ear lighter than
and ventilated ta they viii Keep the head
perfectly cool lie viii IN, waterproof Ia FACT 'cg
article fail To please person Hal may
them, and the, will be sold Il ie low price ri ST.
April il lEI-t
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BENJAMIN MARSHALL, President.
JouS u. William, Secretary.
si1yor AID Recorder If Troy, LIZ ofico.
Benjamin Marshall, John d. WIZARD,
STEPHEN Warren, Rot,rt u. silman,
Richard r. fiatt, Ja:ies Wallace,
la. Van Scauonhovcr lie Ray MoHry
Jnhn Paine Griffith r. t;rifh,
George B. Warren, John 7. CasiiiEan,
Thomas Cloves.
n.,clI- ln2-3m
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= Th H,imoni Wing Petersburg Iutegencer AMI Lynch.
ai:u " ~ pI.,-h until forbid, and Tor ri
r.rroltt. e. ;h,- uiirr for collection.
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A. D. DICKINSON, Trustee.

.,h i.,a A. y. DICKINSON, Trustee.
t ..r.,os indebted To- Col. Thweat individually or
r 49, respectfully requested To come forward and make
.uen,> 10 me- aui those Ia whom he Is indebted VIII
f.s SHOWN the amount and nature oil their demands.
. h. l.,ad on business day at Co Thweat'S C"nnh.
O. W zen act onaliy engaged IN Attendance upon ID"
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out of existence, am going TO attempt TO refresh
their memory by noting few of the topics Of the
day.
Northampton, among its many exceencles, has
long been celebrated for its lovely ladies and beau
tlful scenery though il is too late in the season TO
expatiate upon the last, the first cannot dwell upon
too infinitely.
l think nothing is hazarded by saying, that few
places can boast OF so many elegant and exquisite
daughters OF Eve this same town OF course
many that have been seen here in years past have
thought IL mot good for men to be Alone" and
joined themselves 10 some lucky one of our sex;
but STILL thanks our productive SOIL there are nu-
merous equally lovely, yet here, to charm the eyes
OF all admirers OF female beauty
The state OF religion has very little improved
since the short visit o Mr.. Kirk our eergymen do
Their duty faithfully and their hearers listen as patti
emily ever to their sermons but it appears not to
any great advantage. the Miller mama RACES
tremely light In the towns about here he has few
believers, who are waiting with all the composurc
needed to take their final flight; where they will
land appears to them very sure, but whether they
find themselves disappointed or not cannot with
certainty determine.
Abolltionism has few friends, and those are dong
much more injury 10 the cause than benefit a
meeting was held here few evenings since to dis
cuss 1.-The duty of Abolitionists to vote the IL
beTty ticket" After organizing the meeting, very
intelligent man informed the assembly that he had
shed tears and If needed, was perfectly willing to
shed blood TO atone for the sin of voting at the last
election Tor Van Buren, III preference to Mr.. Birney.
The meeting was soon turned into regular pellri-
cal caucus, and the beauties of whigism and mise
ries of locofocism were proved to demonstration:
Our dry goods dealers are driven into state OF
great excitement on account of one OF their num-
Der having had the audacty to make known to the
public thato enable him to make different arrange
ments in business, he would dispose OF his stock
at city cost; for doing this barbarous act he seems
to them worthy of little less than Penitentiary.
Whether they will ever arrive at the conclusion
that man is at liberty to act he sees hi with his
| own affairs, i cannot now say.
Many alterations for the better have taken place
in this town within the last few months, the Man
sion House," which has tor time past been
sidered not what it should be, has changed owners,
| and gentleman now has the management of it
that will that strangers well provided for and
| treated with civility.
We have some five or six honest and capable
young men here, who, owing to the depression of
business, are thrown out Of employment. think
it would be of immense advantage to some Of your
merchants to secure their services; they would
thus not only benefit themselves, but remove from
this place the bad effect which many out of bust
| ness are apt to cast upon it. More anon.
Dick JONES.
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FLAEE Ur AMONG THE PIPE LAYERs.-The City Hall
yesterday afternoon the OF considerable excite
men produced from the presence several hundred work.
men who have been recently engaged in putting down
Croon Water pipes for Messrs Sherman, Bolster and HILL
contractors for work in Fourteenth street. between the
Third Avenue and Broadway. 1t appeared that these
could get pay for their labor they took possession
of the foreman, named Dixon, German, and marched
him down the Board of Alderman's ROOM where the
Board Of Supervisors happened be in session. when Al
derman Dawes Of the 18TH Chairman of the Croton Water
Committed, addressed them from table in the pasageway
He said that the had been paid any money
the work Fourteenth street. and il the would
agree dispense and 60 their homes quietly he would
guarantee that money should be paid the contractors
until arrangements made to pay the men the 400
due them Alderman West of the l4h also pledged his
word the effect and the crowd then gave them
three cheers and dispersed Bolster is grain
under Governor Seward and Hill is the who
Gently engaged in the works Governors Island This
pipe laying is dangerous business in these days.
THE ELEcrIoS.-The Board of Supervisors still
engaged canvassng the votes at the recent cleo
ton this city, They had proceeded last evening far
the Eighth Ward only, but will probably complete the
during this day. is yet unknown which Of the
two wing members OF Assembly elected although the
probability that Smith and Webster the lucky can
didates.
THE FIRE DEPARTMErr-The new arrangem ent for d.
vdng this city into three Fire Districts goes into opera
ton Monday next
The first district embraces all that part of the city
the Halls Of Justice and west of line running from
the Halls OF Justice through Lafay cite and Irving Places
The second fire district embraces all that part of the
city lying east of the first district and north of line
running from the Halls Of Justice to the foot of Roosevelt
street.
The third fire district embraces all that part of the city
lying south of the first and second district.
No fire company shall remove their apparatus out Of the
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RINGS NERBENA CREAM

THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound is no ali the rage a,
well professors among tbose vbo
fer gather their diun crops The improy men 20
Gently made in its Manufacture places the Verbena Crea
above competition. "A'
The subscribe, having purchased the copy right presents, il
the public with elegant abs and thar a.,
shaving be equalled only by Wall street broke
the Cream possessing the giving better
perence.
To prevent imposition by the spurious articles IN the
the directions will have the
Of the proprietor, none other being genuine.
For sale wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau at,
H. SINCLAIR, Proprietor
~ B-Also for sale, Rings Elixir Of Life, Nelson's En-
Turnip, &c. oil lmsm
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For assistance the signal VIII be continual ringing Of
all district bells cspt that the Halls Of Justice which
will always ring the section IN which the fire raging.
KrLLsp n, As oN~isrs A nan named James veitch.
a carpenter by Taas 49, ustise cf scotland aged 90
day evening by bsins eti satsIY over by one Of
Palmers line o. omafs - a me corner Of Sh and
quest that Mr. yeisch ~as ~ state Of inoxicaiion at the
time, and that he stumbled between the wheels of the
omnibus, the latter OF Which passed over his body and
John W. Davenport, but the Coroners jury returned
verdict relieving him from all blame in the transaction
PRorrRrr R.coyrHsp.-on the 2sd inst, the dry goods
store Of Joseph Bluxom 30 Congress street Boston,
entered and dry goods valued at about $1,000 stolen
reward offered for their recovery and officers Hays.
Zell and dgeley Of Baltimore through the aid OF ON
Clapp Boston, and stephens Of this city, arrested
two in Baltimore last week named Jones and Wilson,
and recovered nearly all the property that had been stolen
The awaiting the requiston OF the Cover
nor of Massachusetts.
AwrrrK. Esrosprp-Adams, the principal witness
against the Police Judges in the County Court was COM
mit,ed to the Tomb yesterday, by Justice Merritt for
gross and brutal intoxication in the streets.
The PAIRS FioHr TRIALS commence at White Plains,
Westchestcr county, on Monday next.
90 Lipmsn, the celebrated vaulter and equestrian,
late of the Bowery Amphheotre, yesterday sailed for
England the ship Liberty bytwo beautiful
and highly trained seeds which, we believe intended
the praes of the Far West" sailed in the vssssl
and we doubt they will asonish English friends
1a ss
Manchester and Liverpool
EmleRANrs HoMrwAKp BouSp.--The ships sheffield
and Liberty which sailed with yesterdays ebb tide Tor
Liverpool were literally crowded with passenger me
great majority Of whom Of that class OF pennies
venturers whose every prospect at home had peen %
feed to reach this faroH land. The Hottngenr
tsed to sail Thursday has nearly her oompemen. en-
turn be placed in the most perous and INDECENT
the severity , nsgrs she
r;y ~ iiran, under the present depressed state of
trade and we deplore infinitely more the utter
Of convincing the mass that their best
chsncs lies in the Western States
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Circuit Court.

Nov. I5.-Spencer 4 Company VS.. Barber 4 Sarage.-
This was a suit guarantee by which the defendants
guaranteed the payment Of ell drafts upon the planhs
By Barber Savage, Of Brooksvlle OF this State. Inc
defence which they went TO the jury was an agree
ment of b s. to nav ~ per cent mission for all sd
vances made by the plaintiffs, and drafts which b =
drew the plaintiffs The Court said II the Jury pehevea
there such agreement, 1t would De usury 'erc'
for the pIaintihs-S3,74.50 -.
dant
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Northampton.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.

NORTHAMPTON, Nov. Z, 1912.
Beauty Of Northampton Scenery Lodies-Reii-
gior- Trade-Abolition Politics, &c.
DEAR STR,--
Ii is sometime since have perceived IN your
Herald any notice from the town from which mead
thisletter. Thinking it wrong to have your many
readers suppose that this beautiful place had gone
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t ~ y
SHIRTS made after the latest aud most approved French
" patterns Coats pantaoons vests and all under garments
made 70 order at short notice and IN the most style
Cenemens Furnishing Store, 81 and So Maiden Lane, New
York.
ss3msr WIN. CO'LlNa.
VAS NORD ms WRITING AND MOUNTAINEERING
ACADEMY is now open ;sl broadway 2nd foor tor
the Of pupils where all acquire Van Norden beau
ul stem Of pennmansbp short time and write
with case, grace and elegance -
Keeping upon plans entire ard strictly practical Du
months instruction the pupils scuay balance
and close, practically, from 20 to 80 set Of books
Terms moderate =. =. ~,
10 in the evening. .
The Ladies meet daily al sp. M mis- lm.r
DUII, ATFLPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISH.
l. MENT, Exchange Building Nos. 70 and T-sidgle Por'
traits taken from breasipn sizc TO inches ~ diamr Fam
v grouns OF from IS plate. Time Of s
ting 10 seconds.
kind used in the establishment also plates and oil other
utensils. w. r. LANCENHElM. MO lm@r
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CKOION WATER.
HANSON, WILCOX & HANSON, Plumbers, Brass
II Founders and CoppesmIths door the
No 1913 Broadway, New York
From practical experience in business this and other
cities possessing Water Works w II. have confidence
thus the pnbc that all des will
be promptly executed, with view
woikms Mike style, and Of the best materials.
Their charges will always be moderate be
bly, afored By competent and respectable
Water pipes ofevery approved description introducing
the Croton Water Patent lead pipes, ron composition
and timed Brass cocks and Closets of
superior Manufacture Hydnts Of Carolina red cedar bathing
tubs bath boilers the best PHILADELPHIA plan and other
articles the foregoing branches OF business OILS msr
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ssEHANCISS PATENT LIFE BOAT" has been tested
the four years SERVICE, and by
follows MANNED and thrown from the deck steamboat
while under dropped endwise from the stern Of aH
loaded the gunwae with and stones with the bottom
in turned by force upside down and resisting the efforts
Of IS keep by her and
them inside and herself from bottom
in by landing rocky shore and then rowed out to
landing SURF when all other boats swamped taking
and passengers from wreck in storm with the bow
and plugs aring wreck the bottom bro
ken leaving sinking wreck full Of passengers with the
sea breaking from end TO end making way across coral reef
wreck aud bringing of &c leaving the ordinary
boa swamped thrown from the deck Of ship endwse and
22 sides and bows broken through and boto
submarine explosion and then again manned and rowed
before. JOSEPH FRANCIS.
Office No. Wall ST., Adams Co.'s Express Office.
n9 Imr
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GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
A TIE HOPE MILLS, !. Msrtethsld street. betwssn
Once 2o frontst Constantly hand the lowest market
prices and IN the usual varery Of packages AT 2msm
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REMOVAL
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH


MENT,
Ia removed from las Broadway TO No. Aston House
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
Garments OF legant and fashionable kind OF
60 per cent for cash.
TNHE advertiser d. - the hack
neyed system Of giving list of nominal prices aiming
that the length of time he has been established together with
the extensive patronage bestowed him VIM sum
voucher for his capabilities Possessing the advantage OF
being connected with extensive cloth Eurspe
he confidently assets that he furnish Clothes which, on com
parson will be found lower than other house making
the best descriptions of genemen's dress.
$40 3m s. PHILLIPS, Astor House, Broadway
DESTAURANT FRANCAIS, No. s Nassau st, opposite
N the Custom House. J. BONNARD X 7. DELAMOT-
Tt have the honor inform their and
generally they have enlarged their Breakfast and Dining
saloons and have besides arranged rooms for
aud will particular attention orders for Dinners
uppers private houses which they will furnish very
moderate Prices.
They constantly have on hand
Brandy Preserves of all kinds.
Liquors in great variety.
Wines of all brands.
Oil OF Olives refined.
Gruyere Cheese.
New Chate Cheese.
Trufles and Mushrooms.
Fat Liver Pies. &C., &c. OFT 1m'r
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SEGARS-SEGARS.
hsRd shdX
R Do S6 half s1f s saa sa. ssass
Noregas, in quarter and eighth DO
Para kegalos, in quarter do
Congress-, in quarter boxes : ~ %
f I: SS :::;:si.., e & !: e !:
London SI Ess, ia e cartons SS,s. Of iSeash
sisgans spotted. in quarter boxes
Ynsenendsd, do ''''' ''@''
pemoyas' 90
fhncpes of the Rendon Cruz and Sans, all ent to deb
Pnmayeras, in quarter boxes
consianias, do
s ssasa%e Ress,.s, DO DO
I%peJIs %, inau,ne ores ',. superior article
r. RANITE-The Staten Island Granite Quarry being now
eu Building shs Soes of csb
work asher sls and intes and Platforms will be de-
Kep.sdss for shS. and .hings ballast smaller stone.
w "a had f ~. on ss.
II o?d order the cars are asn and Spg Of the
'''''''' 'r''' LEWIS GIBSON, Agent.
. Al the Granite Wharf, staten Island.
orsS the Once 100 flne q sop,h stan,
w Merchant No. New sipeet ose door fo Wa ,re
has on bsod md s ,v reseivne choice apUnies and
them moderate rnces. for csh city acceptances He
hhds and smaller packages. Of omene Madeira Wine
10 casks Malmsey Vintage, Of 1912,
q casks Port, pure Juice, the best IN the irket,
Z! casks Brown, Gold aud other superior snernss,
q oaks henesey sesnette and otard Brandy from Lon
ioplpcs HOLLAND ON, part swan brand
.hnco ro@i, uWi' sno oiuseu ousars' from the oes
Retneries for .hlch w. a. Carter IS agent.
W BASKETS CnI ase. anGnor, ae oh h eoce panas.
W. q Ca,tb also sehera agent loI ue e2cieht mouse
t,pmeiire o. auea anu es oiaeis or "ie eeiep'ateo
o. rr tse q grrE Cr ours g.
mVo Italian Mdrp,e Ines' VIM ana niuc
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CTOR LOTT. OCU LIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office 26l Broadway corner Of Warren ne 1mr
A r TIS T IN III A r. f.
ANIrEACTIIRE FROM

RTIST IN III A R.
MANUFACTURED FROM
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
NJ OF less than inches long, one hundred different de-
IN signs-Neckaces, Bracelets, Watch guards EARRINGS
A c. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand pre-emnent above all Others Their pecu light
gossamer character their being shaped exactly
terial workmanship well their style OF finish and
arrangement all combine form such perfect heads OF hair
that they must be seen TO be fully appreciated 49,.
Parties having piece of hair Of living deceased friend
formed by him into design the mind can conceive
In such form IL will be a keepsake invaluable.
Gru,ous advice all diseases connected with the
nc BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street,
jylaem- Up Stairs.
DORTABLE BLACnSMITH's FOR0ES.-The sub
scbe being the sole Agents for the Manufacturers Of
Conck Patent Portable Forge and Bellows, beg leave
call the aepon Of the public the above article. That they
have called for and introduced in nearly all of the
United States, Is, believe sufficient evidence Of their
utility and Commencement being portable and compact gives
them far the preference the Forge for Shipping
of every description, Rail Roads Canals, Plantations Manu-
factories and all purposes for which the ordinary Forge Is
used Those manufactured fer the u 5. Navy Wrought
Iron
We would refer those wishing purchase few who
recommend them from personal as well general know
ledge,
Commodore Crane, Navy Yard Portsmouth, ". H.; Mess
Carr, Keim Hanes, Philadelphia. Hon. Goyenier Kembe
West Point Foundry Geld Spring, N. Y Messrs 8. B. Alt
hause Co. 43 Broadway, ~ Y, and city blacksmiths
generally. GAY TEBAULT
s2l sm-rc corner of Old SLIP and Water St