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The prospect it, that large and additional amount CT
stock will come upon the market; end the great question
th the stockholders is hou their difficulties be Teme
died and The ratue Of their property be restored"
The attempt to extend the road the false basis Of
credit exposed and condemned i is in ogress
for cash. at cent Of what would have cost then
We constantly represented the necessity of change in
its management, and the stock continued to fall until in
April 1884, stood at per cent, or SO per shore AT
that time many snrewd became convinced that
the road, with proper management, could be made i'm
mensey proftable among thcm James Watt, Esq, pur'
chased third of the whole stock and the price to
rs per cent in June ls42 The great value the road
caused competition for the control of the Company,
which prevented the advancement Of its interests andhe
stock made foot ball through the year, until last
spring, at the election, direction formed, and
Mr. Watts interest purchased at 900 profit
to him. From that moment the welfare Of the road was
prosecuted with skill and vigor In the midst of Difficult
ties, created by past expensive management, the
expenses of the road have been reduced, many new
cars purchased the rail reaid greater part Of the
road The road itself is being extended twenty eight
miles to White Plains The contracts complete and
the money subscribed This extension was attempted
under the old management by the issue of bonds which
attempt promptly exposed The iron has been order
ed and the receipts of the Company far in of
their disbursements that they fast getting out Of their
difficulties. Skillful management economy, low prices
and the general Improvement in business doing for
the Harlem road what they doing for the whole
try, viz making Immensely prosperous firm basis
To illustrate the great change in the state of affairs
may state cost this year to Icy portion of rail
in Broome and Centre streets which cost $4,000 in lsa0
Iron is fs per ton instead Of ELL, and now pays
duty. The imports railroad iron having been
RENTED since the construction Of the road, making
difference in cost and duty OF SIS per tom The road
through population of 400 600 instead Of OO0
when it was built It now terminates in large county
town. instead Of stopping at river The of the road
to the present stockholders is Less than $500 instead Of
$l,s6Ooco. The Company are going their own way,
undsubed by the ntrgues and rumors Of the old Alba.
ny Railroad Company, who have had q charter for ten
years and dollar of subscription The citizens
ofNew York must look to the enterprise of the pre-
sent proprieors of the Harlem road for Albany
nection.
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State Of Trade.

LIVERPOOL Ash TRApE.-The following table shows
the imports and deliveries Of Ashes at Liverpool with the
stocks hand the LIST January this year and the three
preceding and the stocks at the close of June for the
same period -
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail,
Packets To Arrive.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem L favor e Captains Of Vessels will give
m Commodore RoRpRr SiLvEv, Of News Fleet Re.
port Of the shipping left az the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo
any FOREIGN Newspapers or News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
RESPONDENTS AZ home or abroad will also confer favor by
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
rpcp lived
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ONO CANAL Tolls row THREE WEEKS
EEEsa Weeks ending June Is and Jiiip2.

" " j7,T0T
Erie Canal Tolls a Albany weeks to August |, 10
per cent, 1i.I2I 90
philadelphia Railroad do do, 6 per cent 6,6G3 90
pennsylvania Line OF Works Tor June excess pr 05 90
10 all directions, where returns have been made, the
great avenues kof trade present the results At
Cleveland Ohio the shipments Of -four increased 200 per
cent-wheat 100000 bushels for the MONTH The Of
wheat, -four, and pork, for the month was $eSs4aa
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THEATRICAL, NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED fof the firm Of Ludlow & Smith
L Of the St Charles Theatre New Orleans the Mobile
ST. Louis Theatres will arrive in New York MONDAY
eth inst and will remain about ten DAVIS FOR the purpose Of COM
Melting the winter Of the above named thee
Those who have addressed the firm St Louis since 18th July
will please communicate COPIES o their letters to the undersigu
ed at the Aston House, Immediately. -
SOL SMITH.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST =.


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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auc'ioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Stores No % -dan ani II5 Futon arsets)


-rir ~ son MONDAY
Extra sale of elegant and valuable household furniture by
virtue comprising the entire Housekeeping ar
tce aud superior cabinet Furniture O. geneei imy paIo
aud plated looking glasses curtains and arosewood piano
forte. -,
perry Of gentleman leaving the city forming most desirable
variety, including another p,,no IoIte,
At l0h o'clock, az the auction room.
Regular extensive and valuable sale OF rich staple dry
goods -
Also London cloths eassmeres vestiggs trunks clothing
Sc &c. " '''Se' SO 'O' EVERY "a''"'S'
THURSDAY
At l0% o'clock, in the sales
Large and positive sale o splendid piano oes aud paintings
bv catalogue. This sale will comprise truly superior warrant
ed piano ortes and choice collection of original ancient
scription will appear on Tuesday morning.
Catalogues in time.
The paintings, Sc. can be seen on Tuesday,
The public be assured the sale will take place rain
shine, and be peremptory.
PY WATTS & LONGWoRTH, shadspeare Gallery, 400
ID BroadwaySae of fine English Engravngs this evening
az entire Sc OF the BGSde sh1ssrere illustrations
Sales OF Books and Engrvines every evening through the
week. au7 it'm
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TNHE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell 1t
public Auction, nth August, at their Print Works, in
calenders copper cylinders dye coppes dying and bleaching
apparatus steam boilers steam engine % horse power with
common press, large and small slide lathe with complete
of turning and boring, and backsmlth tools asort
nent of imported steel aud and old iron quantity Of
large cisters stoves tables benches, &c.. 80 - -.
Catalogues Of which be had application to Mr. Philip
jyl9 lm~r 81 William street.
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Domestic lamentations.

DOmestic AmpOrtalOns'
CnAnLEsroN-Shr Southpor-l9 bxs tea r. Pcdrck5O ties
rice Bukey-77 bales cotton bdls samples Caselll6
pkgs A Barber case j Mortimer.
SAv,NNAu--B Philur-i case Whtmore-53 bbls J d
Tayor-9 bales cotton w Mabee-l9 Manning X Patrick
20 Booman Johnston co-3i r. Rogers-5 bxs Crosby-7
ApALAcHIcoLa-Schr < T Parsons--6 cases Ogden-i8
bales cotton Brown Dcmcki8 do 67 sticks cedar Sche
felin--i5 bales ropes 10 bxs tea Taylor Merrill.
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ROCKAwhY AND NEW YORK
AkSSs--ff STAGE-Will run as olows and after
H25sax zsNk July 18th inst Leave Rockaway at Nj,
for New York returning leave the Wavey House Broad
way At az p NJ for Rockawey, by way Of South Ferry
Ia, wing their $40 Pearl will be
'n.Iy c,ieI Tor bv HENRY CONkLIN
sn3 .ro.r Proprietor
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BEACON COURsE-TRoTTING.

GREATEST SPORT OF THE SEASON.
On Monday August 18th, 1885, three o'clock precisely,
match for $1,000. between II. WoodruHs b. g. Cottage Boy
At O'Clock precisely Purse of $500 for which entered
and will positively start, the Champions OF the World,
Lady Suffolk and Oneida Che-Three mile heats under the
saddle. Ir
= Greet excitement already exists the sporting circles in
regard this Race Lady Suffolk having in her late rots
made the best time record mile heats and Oneida Chief
being known to be the hes, ia the world bets freely
offered that the celebrated Duchnan great time 32 three
miles made on hi, Course in $780, will be- the Editors OF
the Spirit of the Times would say knocked into fits"
uhti
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DISBROW'S pInING SCHO
100 u OIIr EnX

400 BOWFRY.
MIR D. has the honor tat his School Tor
lI The reception Of pupils daily. Sundays excepted.
For Ladies, from A. NJ To p. NJ
For f'enpne, from 7 10 . A. NJ. and to r. VI.
Highly sared mud 1uiet horses for the road parade To let
For aud particulars annv rs above. ~ lmsr
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Corn Trade.


This market continues feel impetus given by the
European advces Holders firm in their demand and
prices still rule at slight advance. The aDticipations
OF foreign demand are strong, and largely calculated
upon. We quote the price OF Gsnesee at S. at which
sales to extent have been made. Ohio and Mcngan
s4,75 SASH Georgetown So, i2A SIS .25 Brandywne.
fersh, s5s7t Richmond county, IS u.s. Pennsylvania,
So. Very little doing in Wheat The receipts large
of both old and new and prices unsettled that
quotations we could give, would be only nominal Rye
is demand without receipts large enough to meet the
wants5aes are made at 81 cents. Sales of Southern
Corn, damaged, at 90 81 censljorthern at S. 81 cts.
both measure. Oats are in demand at % 29& cents
At Albany thu 4lh instant Genesse selling at 81
sl3 a est. Nothing doing il grain.
At Rochester the 2nd instant sales of Flour at 81
Sass.
The shipments of Flour East during the last ten days
in July lighter than the week previous by 23Ol
barres-the quantity being 1898 barrels.
Nrey'four cents Is for Wheat, but the price is
nominsy-very little appears in the streets. The guam
ty received from the West during the last ten days in
July was a. e3S bushels By the Genrsse Valley Canal
4,49o bu hels-makirg in all 40 437 bushels.
The following table will show the quantity of Flour
and Wheat shipped from here this for the East
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aoSe9 1N SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE
GAfI119eFOR ALBANY, TROY, and intermediate
e, LandnssmFEom the steamboat pier, at the
Leaves New York-The Empire on Monday, Wednes day
and Friday The Troy Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
att A. NJ.
Landing at-Caldwell,s, West Point Nswbugh Hampton,
Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rhnebeck u Red Hook Bris toll
Catskll, Hudson, Coxsackie and Undertook.
The low steamer EMPIRE Captain s. r. Roe,
on Monday, at o'clock in the morning. Aug. I.
The new low pressure steamer TROY, Captain A. Goham
Tuesday, at O'Clock in the morning, Aug
For apply at the Office foot of Barclay
board
NoticeAIl Goods Freight Baggage Bank Bills Specie,
other kind Of Property taken shipped put board
the Boats OF this be at the risk Of the Of such
goods AUG 2tr
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.sGY ~. EXCURsIoN,, %, OF SLbE,AsUREItTo
the entire trip S2lThe new splendid and
commodiors low pressure steamboat INDtNA Captain T.
Pbeat will leave Buffalo for Macluaw. Sault st Marie foot
O, Lake Superior Green Bay and indiana Settlements sa
turl,y August r. at 10 A. NJ The Indiana is aud COM
modion boat, having upper cabin OF 100 state aud
will I've fitted expressly for the OCCASION and no pains VIII be
shared 10 rr der the trip pleasant aud ageebe good band
OF music will accompany the excursion state rooms or brhs
may "s ~ - '''' as 5t.re
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/ MICHIGAN MUSEUM
HOpOKTN
CREASED ATTRACTIONS.

FREE INSTR TrWENTAL CONCERTS
AT THE PAVILION Of the Elvsinn Fields-rvery ANer-
n noorA superb Brass Band will he in Attendance the
lawn in front or Pavilion and perform variety Of and
ponular Airs Overtures. MARCHES, Sc &c
This additional novelty the farfme beauty cf ts
fail to increase the pleasure derived from visit TO this
favore
The ferry hoa My Voboken from Barclay, CANAL md
Cbris tonber Fare ONLY 6l[ ceu anf 2wsr
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o. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the permanent cure Of Primary Secondary Sy.
philis. Sold in large bottles So each small do ST.
IN containing half dozen S., carefully packed
end sent to all parts OF the Union.
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College of Medi.
inc and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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S&X PASSAGE FOR LIYEnPOQL-To sail this
M4 dsyI1he superior ship BROTHERS Captain pa p:
despatched above Having superior accommodations for
few cabin second cabin and eerage passenger who will be
taken low early application should be made board
foot of Dover street, or 70 = -
w. & J. Il. TAPSCOTT
au7r ~ Peck slip, corner South 81.
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AGGREGATE OF FLOUR, WHEAT AND Corn Received, VIA
CANAL, DURING THE MONTH OF july, FOR -Four SEA-
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.& OLD ehnm o bA nga The ,., .,iIne packet
,-ggSAE,Shp NEW YORK, Captain Chopper, viii be de-
spchcd above her regular day Her accommodation Tor
cabin second cabin aud are
Those wishing berhs will require 20 make early a
plication to JUN nr.IND W..
p,. from, ;vernooI can as usual Of the
nacke sbnS sailing weekly amp drafts furnished for any
amount payable National aud Provincial Bank OF Ireland
and Br,ncbes and Nessrs Butt Son Co, Bankers Lon
don Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool and Branches
Throughout England and Wales Greenock Banking Co.. and
Eastern Bank Scotland and Branches. For further pacu
lars onnlv ne above. jy2 &c
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8cOtu4uu9e1I.


1. Scr f" 1attrlanbsfrc 9 mnb 9etft Der 3 ifl
erfhrtat reaclmaBis jepen Sretas.
2.Otr Subttriptons sorets III 6 ale SO Gents
IN Soraase3abuns, rpr "a e falls bic 3eit,as nidbt in
nSr bal6 Der lten 9alfte res Sabrs te5ablt trirr.
Sie 3stuns tannnu paan an9tstten perren tptnn ac
Nhftanbe be5ablt Nnp -.~
A. Ssena benz 9erlauf bes Sabres bic 3eituas nd
otsefane9t noirs 70 bradttt fcdes als cncn unb
fitftlbe fur Elm anperes Sabr III teDaltcn. ....-
So &en unterfbreibtr fiji etnen eHr,ern 3rroum ais
nlonateH an8enemmen. y
pie Btrenouns sefbt1t auf Xefen unterf8reiter
o ore an ste oeraasseber mnbeH pofep nssanct
z. QatstH ttrpen fir bic sblen ree etnstradt nscn
aber tose baar bstablt tpereen nit auf oftor
Nrt tn 9aeebnun9 febt E~
o. Sober pcitmeilfer bat bas Ged)t, enen Brief
TT treldem d 3ettnn9s9elo benbet, et an ben
Druder 3u Hberfenben. .- 80 .... ~:
gDeuu nns anere entfernten eeler aEfo Gele fenben
tpplem 70 branden e 1tur su tbrem Yefmeter su aez
9e, tne tn elner 9e9entpart eas @eo tn eaen Nrief
an ns 5 le9en @r fhrebt febann bic slbbreBe oarauf
nno franfrt ben Brief noebur ben Subfcribenten ~
cem Drnder bdS pcftseIe erfpart tpre.
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Oefentllbe DerfeiQeruno.

Nm Mnt brn 5ttn Suni Qcrmttaas 1Cltr crnru an brr
ebaun9 res rerttcrtccn elrb Ira abfrlacnbr
@rtttel unO 0eratbI@an gum 9ertsuf 6entl aussetrten
ais:
x8e, @tab'e, Scttcn uno 8sttaten, eicer tepm Sas,
Sranbwcin, Gt9 Serdu6trtes @dbwcincftfd 05(dr 3un
Sei4trr 0a@enserathf9afen, urreau, ltDr fammt Sa
2eab,uber uno @tdnrer, @auertraufdDr, leers GSer
foler une blfatfer 9adtrr9, S6(eiftcin NIT e5c,tca
uno tcnlftSc ArttcI, 5u wctlaufs bier ansusctcn.
Sic Strn9unSen crren Gage 9rtaufs tctannt &C.
1noebt.
Sss5atias SSssps gss:t; aut.}9ltminif.
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Der- YQter lambs Jreu1b Nnb g Eft Ser 3ett
0ri|ftan 0arI6

&ril1tan 0arIb
UUn@ @tnctnnati > bio :,
welber lcb ungefdbr II Sabr in SarbstCtrn, 3eHs
tudp auf9ebolten bat nnb int Geptenrber 1841 oteen
plae eerIafTen boben fru, I'M fIbltd gu se9eny nro
hermit erfbt, etnen 9ufenthalterrt unper39ltd ie'
rer Mutter an5uSctgeu.
Dorotbea 9arf&.
Cincinnati spri( "a, 1843.
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85ra1ptetBs = G!tCC9ts:

ENee ansssei@ms bstI(amen "nD tsr6bmtsn viGeu fs>
XD jett beuaDt ftcn dt : 1br pOr rsm Gneritani.
l@tn putllt; 6re blaen nup wobItbatsen Giscntbafn
ltno aQsemrin bt IA ~ Huo na Sstbr aUb rannt
ts terar ratr nScrm tinr Nae cn9 Sctr ae.
lSst gu peree" Sranbttbs tn rerrn in jeosmOcrE Str
uc brpnabe in crrm u in cen Scr. 9taaen,
3eera Ss b"t taucnce 0enen bic Drt Site une Yrrs
tteee't ee"sn tOnnrn; nb e6emee 3custn Seben 4rri
nc mrtfe Gr"u9tb1nnS SraScscnc nanH, er 2tSnrrBs,
en9ne negotiable unOersaI ls sbraut bat uS cine brl.
e9e SnrfrbIunS miro 4erc bas Selta barcn 1tin 0Ns
@ pro ntrisens seUarnt ucrlt1 3a lcin cs fautt
aue ASentsn eon 9r Sanrret baten stOe Asrntfbas.
Scu9nle nterjctnt Ortrr feicr csrHcr it,
S@f ,pe!e 3esn6 cine Nbrft rel Ssttslcben CE zus
n betneet %eIde an hrn Sadn, 8rren teiiet iu<
srst ao ere settsI@en aaf jeSr Scr, ou rm 0eft III
cr tte uno H rc cren or Sr crts 3rttr(en Bat ,w;i
AtNrlttrn rem Or. 8ranrrctDs 6anb nnb ltntrrChrtt
prets 25 Gents rrr Brr nit DIRECTION.
Or. SranoretbS 99enten fir Starts uub QSapue esuu,
tD iIno:
Sebn Sarten. Canton. s. 6. .D1c Sr>t egssptftr
y s. @r4y, 2savnesturs scbn OSiucr, Srssrtstu Sb.
Sdbb 1t. Gtp, 8rctntcrpn Sr6n G3r,tpp Snltrn w.
Scnj. SDur,e, Satlrn
ei et4sn rren inr jerer 3eit Yiae ,u baen 70 h t
1cn rrn Or Sr0nrrrtr onsctcen Nsnten in tcinb rtr
AInpt. " ~
SlVrrmter, 4, s42, l7.lH
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G11lt1natl1a mo 5CD1cfcr,
Norec atennNo Nct,tSoclehrten.

~W*N"NVW0 HNV 5(UNEIET,
Aorcc eten nNo o. cdt69clcbrteu,
In Gdntcn, Stark Co.. Ohio
7Nqk an abt"nssrr0 ocm ssrbrtrn Nouttum tetora "a
rcnSt1it, Mnp rrn tnatarn Grun.
tics brtannt, PAP e init Oant oc Qr(b1r ibrcm Nruft 49,
BORIS me tDnen mosn "nsrtrsu prrNrn annebmn unr ~
rer Strntcn atjuWarrn ter no SIR. pf
ht W 2ttr n"ge rem e'"rt6Hu sc9nttr. Qacrlsi Gdr.tt
reen S"m"tcn Il" t6nnen trp Sbntn in petIbtr tsaI
5tr nnp tr"Hj6tr Srr"tc atSrtrrst unp aretIi traI
WOrpeW it, '' ~"""'7 ''""""
Sebn .. @ummt6 BON pbitaoclpbia,
9Oui5 Schdfcr bon @antcr.
S""t0", "tnF5 49, lS4%. 36t.p.
81 y. @rErN mrntr $anos[tue biz rirthrn n,s SeA-,.
re@ jM ersA!tc "ree id tmmer NIT 2rsHssx mntnto,r
rtr Sbutn not ,5t 9ilfc 1T Der orurt leiIftn ''
&cMis @ d aHsv.
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Semt t(hes @affbous in Gincirr,,t

In In Utm"rtt, IN Der 5ten 9trase pi(btn nrr co;n
az @ osr enesbenannte emreblten 3abS"s
Sty%e ~ e'st Gus, s"n0ss @ "esn CT etnserite it, Sas sr
Sae 2Sstle osren tann @sin Sus unS feline ~" rs'
Gno 8et"9 lelne S@nfr unreu Eift init rem Nftn @
aS e eaB Sep61nl@ bic wierr hep tbm ,urreen S s
@ @ ep pn etn9etebrf batten 9etr bic prstt m mns mo@
Cincinnati, Scbruar 70: 1889. u sRer'
dOer altere Sepottcur pe(es Yattes fam ors rn...
aaes teratsen rpas gerr - pteu Caat WV" wv" eFF'OS"0
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0einrtb OerteL

3tna6r@et ftine Sreunre unp ras putlfum iter baup
baB CT fein 0ct4aft ais
s.t Shneiber
IN ber 2Bett. {ustaranas Strafe, cine 1bre i g. s.
Salts 8n|tobr, uno seSenlber @neibrrs 81. 9
28ertattc crtbetrctten unb a in rs 1tdft tnbasenre
0esendnee ieher3eit pcr1Is mad een neueten oben nn
btr SeennS u ben tsfenpreien rtrftrsen miro. 9ene
Srence uno oas pntltnm perben taneS cute Qcbtens
lno taise preiie nDen rfu@ e einen xbeil ibter
&unpibaft. -
Canton, Hap 5. 1s43. 43. 3m
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N a 6 f "a q e n.
N5o TIT : can Sartprtus,
aus Oarm(tdbt, @rpEber.pofbtm 0p51er

ga td bemfelben b6dt tpid,hae Iadridbten n,ft,n.
tbeten babe 70 erfnde i'd benef6en @ (dieuniaff Bel
mir Perfonld ensnfeaen Ober mir brteft5 ieinen ae>
esnnart,sen saeafbatsort ansngeben. Gr fdrieb mir
taitO, nad 9en Srlean6 ,u reiieu Sole, lpeIde ctI
inds BON ietnem jeBtgen 9luenttal pSer iiber einen
eraigen Sco plen, tproen mid febr perbinben, tpe Il
ite mtr fdlennt9ft &unoe BARON ertbeilen
VICTOR Serbia
Pittsburg, Pa.
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Or. s. s. Wernet.
9lr1t, Wutbarst ,tub @eburtsbe(fer.

glr5F But6ar5t unb @eburtsbelfer,
Norb Warft@trafe, Eekts 8adtein. aus qDelt,@ @eite
@n1pf1eblt einem 9eebrten pubfunt BON Canton II.
per um9e9eno fetne drstltde Diente t alien &ranfs
betsfduen Da er duf ben berubmtefen llntperTtdten
Dehlanos uotrte II. nit sem beiten Grfola ldnaere
3e praftiSirt bat 70 glaubt er f fmateln IT biipfen
alen dr5henslnforeerun9en auf's bete entiprede ,t
fGnnen. 'r ~ ~ % o.
@r 1T ecerseit in iener Office su fpreden fnfs Inn
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-02
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11

The WEsroN:-The Pittsburgh Chronicle
says: This is the name given to fine boat,
intended for the Missouri river, now laying
in a nearly complete condition at our wharf.
The Weston is owned by citizens of St.
Louis, and was built at Mr.. s. Walkers
ship.yard, Elizabeth; she is Of beautiful
model, as all those of Mr.. VIM. King are.
and her building was superlntended by
Capt. James Woods, Of this city. Capt.
Littleton. her commander, is well known Ia
the travelling community. The dimensions
of the boat are as follows: Keel, LAT feet:
On deck, 26s do; Beam, % do, Hold, S,
do.
Her engine and boilers are from the es
adjustment of Mr.. Stackhouse, of this CT.
~, the boilers. three in number, are 40 III
diameter, and 20 teet in length, the engine
is of 8 feet 8 inches stoke and % in. cylin'
der. The plank on her bottom is 4 inches
in thickness; the whole boat Is built in a
workmanlke manner, and she will, we think
stand some hard rubs on the Missouri, ere
she finds the bottom. The carpenter work
was executed with neatness Oy Mr.. Wash
ipgton Mason, Of this city.
The general appearance OF the Weston
and the beauty of her model have attracted
the attention of our citizens, river mer
particularly, and we will doubtless receive
good account OF her from our st. Louis
friends. 10 whom we hand her over.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
A PUZZLE.

The following puzzle was handed in for
publication, by gentleman of this place.
Although il. is quite an old one, and its
solution known by some, it will neverthe-
less be quite interesting and new to great
many of our readers.
am constrained to plant grove,
To crafty the girl | love-
This ample grove must compose
OF nineteen trees in nine straight rows.
Five trees in each row l must place,
Before can behold her face.
6J-The solution to the above will be given in
,,ur next.