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CHARACTERISTICS OF ASSOCIATION.

!. Large Associations :-lS00 to 1000 persons.
well provided with capital, credit, good nipple
ments, and knowledge and skill.
2. All property-thc lands. edficcs, focks. SC
represented by stock, negotiable and saeab!e at
will for cash.
). Union, and combined prosecution of agr-
culture, manufactures, and household labor in the
same Association.
4. Short and varied occupations, prosecuted by
groups 81 friends, animated by emulation
D. Multiplicity Of occupations open to the free
choice of all and suited to all tastes and capac-
ties.
6. Judicious and appropriate employment Of
the labor of sexes and ages, of soils, &c.
T. Profits divided between Labor, Capital and
Skill, and paid individually to each person-to
the man. the woman and the child, according to
their productiveness.
s. Minute and detailed division of labor, ena-
bling each individual to choose the part divis-
ION winch he prefers.
g. Union, concert and cooperation Of the rich
cr and poorer members in occupations, by means
Of Attractive Industry and corporate enthusiasm.
TO- Indirect concurrence Of those springs OF
action. which arc now in conflict and discord.
II. Free development and useful employment
Of capacities and instincts.
II. Individual freedom, and corporate harmo-
ny of the Groups and Series
I3 Gaiety and ardor of free and rival Groups
and Series.
IA. Works of assured profit and healthy from
short exercise.
ID. Honorable obedience to the decision of the
mass; domestic service rendered light and hon
Orable.
l6. Abundance of excellent food, suited to all
tastes
II. Counterpoises to excuses by a variety OF
pleasures.
Is. General courtesy and goodwill from the
certainty of aid and encouragement.
10. The working classes-associated partners
in the Association and participating IN the en-
joyment of all social privileges and advantages
90. Pccuniary independence and Liberty, Sc
cured by the guaranty of an ample suttlclency'
the right of Labor and Attractive Industry
81 Impossibility Of fraud and larceny, and OF
dcceptions in commerce or industry.
90. industrial and scientific education, facili-
tated by proper methods.
80. Free and full development Of the senses
and the faculties Of the mind.
"a Passions and instincts employed in indus
try, and equilibriated by proper counterpoises
%. Practical Truth and Justicc---the sole ave
nues TO fortune.
2G. Pleasure and profit found in Attractive In
dustry.
81. Amelioration of the climate and of races
by superior and universal cultivation.
IS. Permanent coincidence and unity Of the
individual and the collective interest
90 End of the frauds, monopolles, and other
intermediate rapnes of Commerce.
80 Compound happiness-Health, Riches and
Security.
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HYMN.
ny JOIN plERpoXr.

Ilr voice, O God, is on the air,
rs tstir> tue leaves cf every tree
tnat s'auds around us, while a, prayer
For the negro captlye'S liberty.
That S we'll That 5 well!
foF, louder IS thy voice, o God,
ihaa the voice Of Al "ho ply the rod
Thy hand, o God, hath raised the grove
tnai above Us iliis is leafy shield
Winnie m our armo7, Truth and Love.
"eaTe here, on Freedoms batle-hrld
That well, Tha, S we'll.
Fer stronger IS Thy i.ard, Oh God.
Than the hand Of all Who ply the rod.
Thy smile, o God. is 10 the !igh.
That around Us ss:ass .ro,n al llis s2y,
When, OF al noouiide OF 1t night,
To the slave we speak of Liberty.
That : well. Thai 5 wgi..
For, brighter Is Thy smile Q God,
Tsala the smile Of all WHO ply the rod
Thy word. o God, Wen done! Well dope.,
Is for eve. heard, ror heard IN vain,
When Mas cast, OF and tIam?les on
Ills iron yoke and broken chain.
That 5 we'll! That 5 well,
For, u,;gh;ier is ,hy woyd. Q God,
tAaa the wogd OF all who ply the rod.
Thy fyowa, o God, on him do,h rest,
Who reiurneth, bound, the iiuGted thrail,
Though III rob-. Of cTmiue dre5t
And the highest in il;j.emen,-hall.
That s well all we'll
!ID.hepgil darker IS Thy ftown, 0 God,
i's;. The hue Of I'll who feel the rod.
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"a TITLE VIl-General PROV

s.,;on . No Cart, Truck Dray. whether loaded or
t,ss and not employed in the transportation Of goods,
wages and no liiikman's shall De driven
o' street lane avenue, public place IN The CITY
without having the mans OF the owner thereof
III III, mack PAINT upon white ground, the square
sfIer part the shaft Of SUCH cart tuck, or Gay aI-
81 w under penalty Of FIVE dollars. be sued Tor
!; 10 m rom the Owner OwneTa, Drivers thereof,
seysraIly aud respectively
THE FOLLOWING RULE ARE TO BE oRsER'EpbY THE
L, Eac arr must have the number and plainly paint
ed on both sides OF the shafts with black OIL pain; upon
"he an C.uan the day designated MS Class must
- ,iTb MS Horse and Cart tie North West side OF the
y IN siECle line from the of ChambetstTset
~ space around each, order that the Sup-rin
= or Inspector may the numbers and conditions
o! n Each srtnan produce his present License,
~ IL, :, NAV BE- renewed.
'e i,i Ever C4rtmsg who shall neglect appear the day
nd nlanly painted directed by Law viii be conSid
| as hiyiag -iiaqped t- business Of C9ftman and has
LioeA- 80 " CLARKE, First Marshal.
Nsw.Yors. Mayors Office July 20, 1915, jyz5 u9A
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CHARACTERISTICS OF TIE PRESENT SYSTEM OF
SOCIETY.
]. Smallest possible assembages one single
family deprived OF capital credit, and often Of
the implements of Industry.
=. Want OF a system of sharehold property. Of
combined action and Of the immense economies
Of Association.
3. Separate prosecution and entire division of
the three primary branches of Industry, which
are agriculture, manufactures and household labor.
4. Prolonged, isolated and monotonous occu-
pations prosecuted alone and without emulation.
). Uniform and monotonouS prosecution of the
same labor; tastes and capacities violated and
snothcrcd.
6. Confused and incoherent employment of the
labor of sexes and ages, and of soils.
I. No Just reward according to capacities no
separate division OF profits, awarding to every
pcrson-to the man. the woman and the child
what he Or she has produced.
5. Complicated and cumulative exercise of In
dusry, obliging the individual to oversee all
branches of a work.
8. Dscord, division and antipathy between the
richer and poorer classes in Industry from con-
f1lctS Of interests and other causes.
10. Discords arising from conflicts OF interests,
antpathies and inequalities.
IL. Arbitrary statutes and regulations, rcpres-
slve OF capacities aud instincts.
y. Strict, disciplinary and monastic system of
Labor. imposed upon the mass.
l3. Toisomc and Apathetic Industry, prose-
cuted from want and constraint
II. Unhealthy, Improbable and useless works
and enterprises.
Is. Painful obedience to the individual; hu-
initiating domestic service for want of choice and
sympathy.
l6. Poor and unhealthy food, and in quantity
often insufficient.
II. Inducemcnt to excuses by continued pri-
vations.
IS. Envious and refractory spirit among the
hired classes.
10. Exclusion of the laborng classes from an
interest in enterprises, and frequent privation Of
the profits of their Labor.
20. Pecuniary dependence and indirect slave
ry arising from poverty and the non- possession Of
the right of Labor or Of constant employment.
q. Permanently of fraud and larceny in bust
ness and industrial operations.
90 Cocrced and forced education slow and
sterile studies.
30. False development and misdirection Of the
sensual and intellectual faculties.
"a. False and penicious development of the
passions and instincts, deprived of counterpoises
to check excuses.
%. Ruin and disappointment by the practice
OF truth and generosity.
26. Health and fortune lost in the pursuit Of
pleasure.
q. Deterioration of climates and OF races by
neglect and bad cultivation.
%. Conflict of the two interests-thc indiyidu-
al and the collective.
%. Production and consumption subscrvient
to, and dependent upon, Commerce.
30. Compound neutrality-suspicious. of
Poverty, Anxiety and Disease.
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rORPORATION. NoTICE-Pubiic notice is
- hrlrby given that petition has been presented IN the
Board OF Aldermen fill and regulate Avenue b. between
10th and l2t street.
Also to flag easte sidewalk. the 4th Avenue, be-
tween 22i and 18th streets.
Persons interested the above petition, aud having OBJ
ections to the sanv, requested present them writing
IN The Street office, before the ith
Augmst, lGi3 JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office August 3, 1872 an3
NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW
IN THEIR LICENSES.-Extracts from law entitled a
Law to e.ulale Carts aud Camen passed the 10th day Of
August. 1888:
l,y Of July after the date thereof
SEC Every person receiving his License as Cartman
~ nav 10 the Mayor the OF the City, the OF Two
Doar and Fifty Cents and upon the renewal OF any Cart
mans License, such shall aforesaid thu OF
herewith the Cartmen hereby required
eyy their Licenses the Mayors Office City Hall
m~ce on Tuesday, tins t day Of August lai3 10 o'clock,
4. NJ four classes each day IN succession. Wit
''-'''
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HYMN
~ JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

ni JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
Mss Who's boastitis, that yy
1siae Of isthefs brave AID frce,
y 'oefe breathe oneNth a slave,
Afe Y troly free aad brave
!! ye Go no; Zee, the chSir,
" hen j, works a bTo,her's pam,
S are We NO; base slaves Indeed
Slaves unworthy 10 be freed
Women who shall one day bsay
noas 10 breathe New-Engllnd air,
!, ye hear, without a blush,
DEEDS to make the reused blood rush,
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71HE COMPLEXION AND E'RUPf!ONS or
tb FACE Bod or Skin, c:larped tender Flesh &c.
miracle wonder .nd blessing 70 af ny IN % r be-
Iiisa cheict Soap The eject Of III on e son Is az
~ II - Soc;-,, Of Paris and Is ti n-Yss tA'rs
srnsy e sesis 6ioehs' sG,s te. iai Il Will
cban Ia color Of dark yellow discoloed kln toA hahn
clesraes Il The bites Of inteets ros9sloeS ~
Sold prc- 50 c=nrs cake, the sc 81 the tiffith
8 atha-strett New York. 80 Fuiton-sr eel bsaoA}-
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,.c.,, ,.,,,.d og siy years Standing.

1
M.,s Sands Gen-Iu ~ month o JnI'; '.' ,ndJe ,
aac keo WIN ;'i ~ tim :ly remedies " relieved
t ,'sre,n had received shock from "ifi I i ~
'' tI,nr tyy q months after ms. scol"pAs 'p "P
j ~, nv breast which graGH'iij htisasG ' troi
FL, ,acras y hnut derlvn; any Dsntut
cnnn,,rg IN grow worse applied 20 s ~, III
80 ,,ho ;eft NE suffering more nan Nv - ~ H.
snr",i,Ia now 1peared my right Knee IIH ~.
s,:ellej 10 -four times It's nafol sAe i' y;nnI L
.r,on ysn Iering me for years heIi'rs' .iiPl. VIZ
49, na,r NJ ,Ee tine suffering eNcrncidIhk hlsuiI''
80, L. al Tacor-s again thr old Tractcr "s '"PIN '.'
hr;s,er. ,er,. say. rely. but all 10 nos ufioSt ir
,hs, rrisi the homp>onian pfacucf -,
I t. ,nsir Of ever being cured 'iy APPETITE entire
a. ~ "a ~, ne sSeetpn Tor in'hh- c"uiu nor
10 :, led hnr ,a, sed III. Dight lmpns about ths rocm
H. -. In Do n tine pain became InSpp"r'dOe lo
dine was used intsna IL aud ertefnaS ga an ~ @
iii n he horrors ny situation lafsr tuuot appeared
~ r ,rr or spGr, which became e&eessi rE pam
mi add t.pder end-ri: almost imposbis 10 s ooH d"
Ids.oair-d OF ever s-tti. Y trelL i,c G..
E-:fnq Of the wonje, t ci:e5 performer oy your ',,1t
Ill @ f;nds ioInrei u. ~ make more tna which
Yuc agent s. r. Ihom solg furnished me it h~ o9t'@
psriiIa and what my oBiseit ana ~, el a-
yy bottles 10 find y-ttinS wei - ey M. ~!
melted the cure and am well e, lte, s'
years of indescri5e suffering eau Say ~" Dt, =;
r. owe M, res tofaog . heal. u, tt9u1 ne ess'I7 %
d-nce 20 your Ssrsanafiiiaa Asdl6irs 7tose
5e known throughout the wci ~ iet,rn y9n ny go,
thanks and shall always he hap y - give az iF' No
lion the afflicted by appiyn- % me r 4 sfas BURR
Prepared and sold WHOLESALE s;. and o e5P@ iI
By A. g. SANDS * CO. Drug SiSts ' S %
also By a b. < D. SANDS, 10 pit9a ST. I5 t .sgrs
Broadway. of Market street is ox3s a. IN. g.
s Pnce 81 per bottle. bottles Or 81 oiikar
b. our store
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VOL. KEE. NO. T09.

Like red lava, through your veins
For your sisters now IN chains
Answer are We fit 10 be
Mothers Of the brave and free
Is true Freedom but to break
Fer,ers for our own dear sake,
And with leathern hearts forget
That We owe mankind deb'
No. True Frsedon Is 20 share
All thu chains our brothers wear,
And with heart and hand 10 be
E.arnes; TO make others free :
They are slaves, who fear to speak
For the fallen and the weak
They are Slaves, who will not choose
Hatred, scoi;iog and abuse,
Rather, than, in silence, shrink
From the truth they needs must think
They are slaves, who dare not be
I'm the right with two or three.
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Remarkable cure of Hip Disease.

NeH-f oTk, July Zbti. 1915.
MrssRs SAyps-Cent My daughter aged six years, was
attacked with hip disease when two years old and since
bs | has been grow gradually until recently and
her suffering at intervals most painful TO behold. and
baas all description The head OF the hIp bone was hron
ntrC on, of place after which matter or puss formed IN the
socke and for many months n she was
nncre skeleton and very exclaimed, Oh, Mother wish
IL might please the good Man above to take me TO himself
II was nv ryent prayer her suteDgs might be terminated
and nay anxious fears removed
The Almighty has promised To be with US III SIX troubles
il the seventh he will not leave iorsae #
a r trust and confidence in Him; and truly can say II
has en- verified in the present Through his blessing
o,r instrumentality my child yeyrs restored 10
rct health and living monument OF the hcacy oil your
brs;oring Sarsapaa We had tried all the remedies
tim our reach had ,s boue once set had II blsiered and
rl ,yhou, effect. She commenced the use OF the Sdrsa
o IN Ami last and in less than week there was evi-
en Improvement discharge came on from The p Jonl
81 j.; r,, day. commenced healing and N less than two
eek was entirely closed During the tine OF using The sari
",ra She PASSED large quantities OF Worms, winch aided
sap in ha,teniug the She rapidly improved in
maj and strength her appetite increased and she IS now
htdL ored and wholly By the 0i your Sarsapara
"T5y re- grateful feelings Of mothers heart and fathers
w It'' Wy .ute ourselves your trend,
JOY, We SUBS - WILLIAM ). BAILEY,
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nor BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN and Curing
Erury;ons-Taouzauds LITER trying every '2i"h Ian
award remedy. have been cared By one ea,s s. and
in cleanng ar. yellow Skin. Sold at w 81 ~
rcan Eagle g. Chatam New YORK o. ds tatest-et
Boston ---------
oOK AT THAT BOYS VIII sh IL.
u oang gnee he f ambitious an IdDs, G sP lar
.s;se %sn hn because pulled il t ts e, hrto
not good-ir them sye 1t e ;d 5s har 70 row s
Sad AZ The sen OF rhs American Eagle, e - is I'm.
Sew.York, or Iss Fajlop 81. Brooklyn
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Social fence.
CONTRAST BETWEEN AND THE SYSTEM

Communicated

We leading o
Com
from
uo etheds
owe sn n i
viii lew onand IN the
acrOSt
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n I WHITSEY. Licensed Practical Plumber,
L l.e Of the inn Of ":ssy / Jsakins world RESPECT
store az 22 Broawy whsss he VIII be harry 10 eeslr
or. .rrneai OF Plumbers Articles He trusts that, from
hrs long experience IN The business having beel himself 'o
rssrs practical smaH he shall share Of
~. rubic patronage. aaJ I'm
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rRTTDE SPERM l0IL-S50 bbls for sale by
los GRINNELL-. NiNTURN < CO. 10 soath-st
NORTHWEST WHALE OILS bbls SUPER
=. or nEnte GRIM ELL MINTURN CO. 70 southst
nT1CK WHALE OIL-l500 gallons for sale by
Is ias GRIN.NELL. MINTURN s co. 10 South-st
vyTHALEBlJNEs-2O ,000 pounds for sale by
w ia GRISNELL, MESTURN < co. 70 soath-ss,
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WILLIAM 5. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,

Ieinc nei.hbors TO William and Sarah
we the W. statement in relation their child ard
the cure by 3andss saIa}isia 70 cue
JOHN MYERS.
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no The TANNERS OF CROTON WAFER.
MOTTO E-'rhe abuses practcei in regard 10 the
window washers connected with the Croton Water pipes.
which, instead Of bea reasonably used clean the windows
OF the water.taer aud the street front of his
many instances converted INTO fountains made dench the
neghbong GATEWAY and sidewalk and ammo passers.by,
induce the Boar give thai the penalty forfeiture
OF the payment made BY the wsteaker and dscontinance
Of his supply, will be enforced we'll authenticated
OF wifu and unreasonable Of the wa-New York,
June II, lSi3By order Of the Croon Aqueduct Board
lyltlm a. B. BlGELOW, Register.
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S1ROTON WATER MILLER & COATES,
IPumbes lis Grard-stI.et two doors cast of Broadway
furnish Timed Lead Composition and Iron Pipes fIydans
CONTAINS Bath Tubs &c. and every article connected with
the use Of Groom Water dwellings warehouses and
factories Orders the introduction OF water promptly
executed, Iyl2 Inn
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A CAMP MEETING WILDE held at Farming
Il dale Loas Island District 80 ni!erom Bfyokyn tnlee
quarters Of mile from the Raioai ec9nmsnc. on ,leuay
eI have been made for passengers and tne!f basst 10 ps
con,eyed by RAILROAD sad meeting Boats wiz isaSe Ie
York, Monday md TUESDAY mornings only 10 COREY
passengers aud baggage in time Tor the cas Tor camp
The preachers ,eope the Newly or bistiic are IN
10 attend Persons attending Will please provide he
LEONARD NJ. VINCENT.
1920 3:avgt A ll&2tW. s MARrlNDALE, 2. r..
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This Tong established and well known Institution, having
oe III 1cse oeIanon npSarts OF hiry years continues 10
scrptou OF property against loss damage b. re the most
favorable terms. JOHN NEIL son, Jr Agent
ls20 3m. IS w stree
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Iar,fnrd ~. lnsnr,ncr a..

HEREFORD Fr- Insurance Company.
iNRE INSURANCE NJ the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.-t incorporated 1916
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DKEPARE FOR WINTER The undersigned
daily receiving at their yard 25 West ST.,
Franklin. the approved qualities OF Peach Orchard
Broad Mountain and White Ash Coal which they offer for
sale S. for Broken and Egg and 81 80 large Stone
and Nut free OF Fifty addition when
from the yard. Orders received the Sugar Refinery %
Leonard ST. and at the yard. TYLEE K MAPES.
700 ps
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pOARll-S2 per week, AT the Manhattan House
- Tor youths friendly "a rempcnce who hre arr
lted with clrymen and Others o: the learned professions
merchants, artists SC 50 puaRe-St;-t Broadway and
the Park. fY2r
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THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
L Capital S30OC0O; Office No 81 Wsl.s, This Company
continues 10 make Insurance. against loss damage By fire. and
IGdud navigation.
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K sylva,lia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No.. -
Pine s., ir,l story. Opea 10 10 y A. and from 10
P ~ Information rheerlniiy :;iyea. lie o"hstntinh
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aus al Washington, corner i.aight-street-
DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
, w Enon salem ySn 3i al ives seemed ah1 de
eTpso s. 5o.Lehgh size 81 80 No second quality OF
Cua-No Agents, All Cca weighed by City Weigher-
Csrgoes up the North and East Rivers reduce
aug 5m ' 80 GUERNSEY & co.
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Rensselaer, Haven, Najah Taylor Cctis. w. Lawrence
J. Phillips lhgnix William Couch, Micah Baldwin,
John Morrison, B. l.. Woolley, Nathaniel Weed,
Joseph B. Varaum, Tanning G Tucker, John Rankin,
David Lee, hleiss y. Benjamin, John D. Wolfe,
Caleb y. Halsted, William w Todd Ferdinand Suydsm.
Henri c. Thompson, X. HAYESS, President.
LEWIS PtIILLIps Secretary. de
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DEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL-This day
aischaging from barge Ratan, Peach Orchard Egg Coal
OF the first quality aud for sale the lowest cash prices by
WARD y BROWNE,
jyl9 corner Of Laight aud w sshingt0
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REMOVAT-TO NEWYORK

rV'HE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO lin
1 ORANGE TO THE. ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
r. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker, nc respectfully informs the
erstreet corner Of Piks-stree NewYor City, where he
Manufacture Artificial Limbs plan the
correct and least complicated having through necessi
~ invented made and ARTIFICIAL leg for 10 years
aud been for u years feels confident of giving
satisfaction all who call on him for LEGS HANDS,
ARMS, the COMMON WOODEN Leg au2 3ms
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Nl(lA RUBBER HOSE bays first premium
India Rubber Hose for rotor Water warranted not e,
burst, stIf.n crack become Ssluous
other manufactures may Be exchanged any inside six
moatts If found ina ERECT
Warf7r5e of the 8oxbury India RubbeT Establishment Is
Maiden lane. HORACE Fl. DAY, Successor aul Inn
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COAL. COAL, COAL!
TIME WORKING MANS COAL YARD

4 >
having been removed permanently located at the
web known stand OF Greenwich aud ChTistophsTs,s.
where tn: propietos and will continue
quality Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
to sell az least lower than in the city
The business Of the Yard will be conducted by the ubscr
bes and they solicit the patronage of the public. thai. old
customers and friends Coal by the cargo
through the Post Office Will prompt attention.
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III lDRAI LtC LiME--0rders LETT al j. D. Mil
ers Dr Goods Store AL Broadway " m prornt
attention Price 81 per ca>s of 300 Ibs
sftf ABlJAh SMITH ths ONLY m,,pf,rturs,
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nY2 GIN

A!dtSs-RCHMorD, VIRGINIA.
The above referred Circular TO be had this Office
gratis. ie2i 8W DaGtWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

NEW MOTIVE POWEK.--AN ENGINE WITH
~ OFT 3oIIeR, FURNACE SlIoKF-PPG OR tuiMHrf
Dr. DRAKE vii! have the honor slow the Original work
1G 'noa OF the Motive Power. which has excited 81
attention the scientific and ineclriu tcies ct p-
3deph TO iht citizens OF Newly OK taatec days, At NO
al Broadway, next Caual-strer
He Well be ol-.n on Monday 7th August from until
O'Clock, IRON until clock. tni in the evening.
ADMISSION, Jrissy expense room &c 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

pOARDiN BROADWAY -Gentlemcn and their
~ wives and ,irslc Senemru will find good board aad
oS Broadway (CeNt door Constitution H1lI)
pleasant prloT rst i having balcony IN front, witi,
os without bad rooms attached LEI. with board
Rooms for transient todrtsrs Terms no.sIae iy20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

I ME. LIhli.-Wanted IN exchange for 900
tAhsEre North Rive Lime sni Cement Groceries Drv
Goods One quarter viii b. paid fer any amour; Of
the above attic exchange property Of any kind
real PERSONAL viii Be uilds liberal terms. Apply
D. Hoyt, corner OF Madison anil James MILO II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

cOOOiy VIII BE- delivered for OF any part OF it, duriss
The eGmns season, and good city bonds and mortgages