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IONEs,s COMMERCIAL ACADEMY

s47 BROADWAY. CORNER OF MURRAY-srREKr.
YTyHE OBJECT OF this Institution impari thorough
4 instruction Bookkeeping Penmapship and Comme:-
c Arhrec, and qualify Gentemen for the practical duties
ofthe desk. Psvee Instruction gwen required. Rooms
open day and evening.
a,iessd to apply the Librarrn al Clinton Hail. who viii
fr-n, tickets Of admission rrce. the arrangement nude with
the COMMITTEE
T References be had at the Academy to Bcokksep-
Merchants end Clerks who have been Epdents during the
last nine yeaft.
T For sae Jonest Principle, end Practcs Of Bookkeep-
ing Svo 2 This WORK adopted ryt Academic In
s.tutens thi: country. Il ao rspubshcd England.
| nd derfnn -irsivi inina than NJ 2rna
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Foreign Ports.

AT Buenos Ayres, Sept r. ship Mexican, Damng. from
York,
Arr at AIonlevideo, previous Sept q. ship Philadelphia.
Wellington from New York. disg and expected to proceed TO
sailed from Batavia July 18th, ship Paragon Curtis. for
Canton,
4. Palenno Ieth u bark Tasmun, somes from Messinn,
for NYork .
Orleans. .
Al Rochelle 2ls, u French bark Aise seignette, for
York, unc.
Al bordeaux 9th uls Tennessee Wnslow, for NewY0rk.
(net NOrleans.)
AT Rotterdam I'D u ship John Marshall Poyhrcs. for
York mot nostonl dg.
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Arrived.
Brig Morea. Edgar, 20 ds I'm Mobile, cotton to iurlbul
& Co.
Sch Inrrie Smith, Smith, lSds fin Barncoa fruit to John
Pearsall. Lett schr Warsaw. dg for Mobile.
Scr Manchester, WORTH u DIS fin Richmond, iouT TO AL
len & Paxson.
Schr Atlantic, Nickerson 10 ds fin Georgetown, DC. flour,
York. - ' -
sehl Alfred Thome, Sanford. 5 ds from Wilmington, NC.
naval stores TO Powell
Schr Chesapeake, Post ds from Baltimore with rndse to
to master.
Schr Mozart Mcfarland u days from Lubec. plaster to the
master.
sehr Despatch Co;son ds from Brandywne corn meal to
Alsop & Chauncey.
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COAL

cA r7S For Peach Mountain, Broken. Ess md Store
s 5 G1 peSni orccrd dn lo daily dscorgng ut above
rates Iy BenicMnS g. Co. 30 FraTh4iH ST. and corner ff
an cersoes to arrive soon Dealer, supplied ns In
ORKEL QUALITIES ship -; George, ;ns qay nIsenaIS
eine very superior lot of WoodcOtk & Halliburton
of ertra arga sze ordered expressly for inmy uie
and all lowered in the bod.of sle 70 Quahtes ~ Su''p
chs'er'-at tho i0"e'' ihofA' p'W.IgA WARD BROWNE,
GI Wc:.iingtcn-st and Hall P!sce.
In Yard PeacE Ofchard Coa OF all sizes, ana Insia u
flint quality forsulitEs .I2 sia
So1o4I-PEACH ORCHARD CoAL.-i'he season ioI l:J
ing in suppe1 of Coal haying arrived tns fu9sciioet
ready 10 receive orders for h. rs quality oi C9al ee, Do
t.bs5 ,anres Those prer1. Coal direct from vese! can
nave iher otders filed By svng iesv doys nodcl hho i9
,s beo egn 1Ts .S S% srd1sg cos oe e with the
GSs, yepos 81 I no scRanse Office No. 80 Wall street.
or Though the Despatch Pos: w bs promptly hiad al Us
lowest man I. Stokes DECKERsoN. loi Anthony
.ga street near Broadway.
1O1aying hardsoue assortment of tho varou' kinds
~ "a which we are Low making dGib sado.a. Te would
nys the attention of con=uracrs thoreto
Rs5 REp sf9is s fo55P 6 PsACH ORCHARD CT the os aD
DWSyfd WSE Tf't 81 6 SRE8 5as s8'sl 2E M G
Psach Mountain Lehish, iJssinwanqa sid Sidnsy Ynsins
Liverpool, &C eSc. +. / IsTRE0N
Who're samples mag be :eon 5l9 iun19n strest. and
s ya;s aaason and Aes At e,ss s and
Perry and al Rose .,,sb S @ Pe near "a
TIVE COAL oFFIGE OPPOSITE THE FARk-Tgl-
coaINoi the be quality, edep.3 ia kni, s5 spd .i:,, p
hs seSye ss sS,s a. S as 2 XIV al 10 Na *
T5Ssso5s Fs5as ossaTd Rsif.nS' $sIs zss esqss
Bread Mountain iaaiss, igs9a5o; $500 EistSs, ie.
irsse,to''' t1S y Y. !, PALMER. I6o Nasaeu &.
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Passengers Smiled

In The ship Co, aCl,a for Mobe-.oseph Kornochan lady
and servnnt; Stephen Whitney, Ir: Mrs w Brnkerhoand
servant and Daniel Austin of NYork For ST. Crcx aud ST.
Person. and Indy; Sharp, John Dodge Miss Dodge,
Lewis RneIteld and Dr. Henry Upon Of NYork; Thurow
Weed Miss Weed MIS- Charles Scove Or John Van Asyne,
Hodges, and Angelo Amos of Albany: p Fl Cowen and
John Struchan Of Surntoca Co: VIM Hammond udy and two
qpd Mrs campse he and ehd Del;z Of Pladepha w
Rev IT Clark lady and child and Mrs Horton OF Skancate.
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by ). Arausrcs SHEA.
SPARTA sn6 Marathon,
Call on the shades
Ths, have hs,lowed your fields
Wits their blood and their blades
Crimson Thermopyle,
Thou too wilt rise;
For the voice of thy blood
Must ascend 10 the skies
II.
: Yes, speak Of your land
Where yoYF mighty ores dwell
With Bru;us and Washington,
Emmet aud Tell;
And say tha; j, teens,
BY Its own mystic power,
Like the blood Of Narcissus
With Lib.rty's flower.
Ill.
Oh! bid them behold
This defer Of death
His hand CT his mpsket,
His knee on the heath,
And his eye on the O,hmaD,
AS though the high game
or He!iss' salvation
Were cast on his aim.
".
Son of Leonidas.
Eurseling of slauehters,
That mingled their blood.tears
With Sslsmis' waters;
Not yainly has Freedom
Resigned thee her trust
As the foul blood confesses
Thou'st poured TO the Dust.
V.
Pythagorcs fain
Would my spirit believe
The doctrines lhou'st taught
Were not taught TO deceive;
Else why did moi centuries
Quench or control
The ERE Of that eye,
Or tho strength of that soul2
VI.
In the war-shaken valley
The bones that are spread
Are starting to life
From the dust Of the dead.
Then awake, ye that slumbsr!
The chain Of your story,
Though dark ara some links,
Is electric with glory.
VII.
Awake! let your pride
Be the land OF your birth;
And still let that land
Be the watchword of earth!f
Fight on by the banner
Which Freedom unfurled,
And pray that its folds
May o'ershadow the world.
,ial. chap. 1xxv.. verse 10.
I Despite OF every yoke she bears,
That land is Glory = still, nnd theirs:
is still watchword 10 the earth. Byron.
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Disasters

We are informed by James Bergen ESQ., that schooner
bound from Newport R. to the West Indies, with asso
cd cargo, after having lost all her sni was stranded at Fe
will be total loss Part Of the cargo VIII be saved n dom
aged state Supposed to st The hartford oice W
land
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Spoken, &ct

Nov l5 lat 96 ~ Ion sW brig Gen Marion, d I'm Poh
nu Prince for Leghorn:
Nov IL lat Is 3 S. Ion 81 w spoke and was boarded by the
brig Quito of Sppcan. whalDg voyage, 30 bbls
boari The ship Charleston Packet OF N!edord with
50 0bbs
Nov II, no lat given, Henry Roberts, Roberts. from New
York for Mobile.
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Whalers, &c.

letter received in Fahaven fom Captain West of ship
Heroine reports at Akora Bay Feb 3d. ships Heroine, Wei
Fahaven, months COO bbls wh ~ ,p. boundto INVEST
Coast South Boston, Cowel do II MONTHS 200 sp 1900 VIII,
for do.
reports her Copung Tmor Islands, July 1 with $50 bbls
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson q Co.'s Celebrated
AMERICAN pANACEt

Y5yiS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable matter
free from adu:estlcn and free from any lnsfe
since by IN Individual soTsy afflicted with ULGERhIED
SCROFLA and who has beer under the teatment OF the
most eminent physcans the United Sate for eight yer
was by them peno,nced incurabe but who after taking the
above named medicine or five week. was eored TO perec!
health That medicine has beer sold with unprecedented sue
dseases 10 wit:-SALT Ri EUNl, SCROFuLA. ULCER-
kTh9 seR9FUhA sTR UEI BHqSffSFTsS HzHTEsk TsoaaN oaaN
Bi.i BiI les sCUKYY, GHR sQR = EYEs. BL0gCHES
CniTitANEOUs DISEASES on PAINS OR ULCERs
ARISING FROM AN INJUDlC!OLS USE OF MERCURY
Or AN IMPURE STATE OF TIE BLOOD. The efhca-
enueatej and its effects truly e.tonaing Only one IT,
bic spoonful be taken by adult each morning beofe eat,
Ing winch usUly produces tonic effect while I'm most case
also gentle eaic-tc, increasing the appas and
general health the patient causing A uceated 10 dis
charge more pToriy. and producing efecua Alternative
oe .ysal purifying aud pIoareins perfect seton
fe7ens. ,she taking il, should refrain foa he Of al
=sagaG tns et hsh fea'0nfdH H 8Ss E Fo;sf
General agent, % nes..oet. opposite the Custom House New
Yors and i 10 stor House TO-. $40 and ~ Broadway
cn.rsr Broadway and Chnnbersstreel No 3 Fronreet
Nc ia syess,Iesi Sqs q and 9 Bower No 90 Fultor-
Hudson no Sc Glanstrest ma IE7 ard rs Greenwich
street No lie and g Cherry f Wnlker.trest
Nc. IS CaaTnerIaet Nos. Ssl and zN Pea Etreet No. La
Brooilyn, J-W Smith. cornaT Of Fulton and Cranberry
rtreets and VIZ. Blagroye Sqnlres Bultn come ~ y
low and Atlantic s and By al re principal diuggHn In the
DIV. B. ioca-ow, 10. 81 BeeveTa Clh,toa Buiidin.,.
Genera Wholesale AID iie,aii Ar Agent for Albany.
wholesale Aeeut for Philadelphia Bash & Hhyer.
6. COLBY, no. a5l Pear!-slrset. N. Y.
Instructions o taking the ac'a. and great number o; Get
The above ciacea. ga sodJm IL
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Sailed,

Packet ships Roscius. Lyerpoo Zurich, Have: Arson,
Charleston Bark Lewis. Brgs Madison, SGvannnh; Mer-
da -; Mary Ayeri, Nsrfok: scr Loontine, Demerara,
and Others. Wind light w by s.
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e,c> NEW-YORK AND HARLEM Il. Il. Co.
sI9 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
M45 On md after October q, the cars will nun rs fol-
leaving CITY Hail for Harlem th s,ree) Alorana Fon
ham, Williams Bridge, Hunts Bridge, Underhll"s Road,
Tuckahoe. Hart Corners and White Pains at A. NJ. 10
Leaves Williams Bridge for City Hall nts 45 NJ; II 45
leaves TackahOe for City Hall at . A. NJ; a5AM;
Leaves White Plains for City Hall at a. NJ: IA NJ; 30
P. NJ: Ar. NJ.
White Plains at 3 A. NJ.
The Westcheser train will stop only after leaving the City
Hail. at the of Broome ST. and the Bowery, ynuxha
Garden and 2ht An extra will precede each tIain 10
minutes before the time ostarng from the City Hall, and will
take up the passengers along the line.
Extra Harlem and Morrisana Trains, for Norrana and
intermediate places.
Leave City Hall for Harlem and Morsanu att NJ 9A.
NJ: 10 A.. NJ. Up. NJ. 4 BPM
Leases Aorrisiana City Hall ats NJ. 10 A. II NJ
mis- WlI S. CARMAN, Secry.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT oE NEw-YoRK. .....NovEMBER &c

Cleared.
Ship Parthena. Woodbury., New Orleans johnson & Lou
don.
schr Courier. Richmond Allen & Po1son.
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restored to the political nnp of nations before ,Oar heads
blanched Ike mne.
ber leave 10 sutcin II oa5 for your consideration.
With sentr:ents OF great esteem, e,,,.,,,-,o,
Your Olcticnt servant. tiNS. 0IpNlNOR.
John Keehcr Patrick OCo,ncl, John T. Curran, Eugeae
O'Slliyai, Esnrs. COMMITTEE.
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PY ORDER Of Thomas C. Chttendep Fist Judge Of the
- County Courts of the County of Jefferson notice hereby
given hut attachment his issued against the MAR
WIN CHAPLIN, nonresident debtor. on due proof madeo
concerning Attachments against nhscondng concealed and
nonresident debtors and that the M be sold for the
and discharge such attachment according to aw within
payment fany debts due to him by residents OF this State and
the delivery TO him for bis Of any property within this
Sie belonging him and the transfer OF my such properly by
him. forbidden by law and are void Dsnl March 1S s
j. MULLIN,
mb2S laW9m Attorray for Attat hInp i,re,,for,
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EVERYDAY TALK.-scene Rroadway-time O'Clock.
II p N. Two cents, passing up Broadway
Firs. gent. Whnt Is news to-day
Second gent Nothing very particular except politics RACES
Frss gent Don't speak of politics. my wife jus: broomed
me on, doors for spGIting politics with Brown,
Second gent. Where you gong?
First gent Gong up to Wd's, 81 Broadway, to get a
box of sal;s and Sennn Lozenge
Second gent. Iia, ha hn Salts and Senna LOnzenge?
What an idea all himbug believe.
First gent. o! No! believe Wild 10 be conscientious
man besides Dewitt, the oystRnnn the Olympic Thea
ie say. they the best medicine he ever used Five small
Lzenses hay cali the eject of the usual dose and no taste
Second gent. Wtu ONE think of it, guess they are
good.
of ozcnge Broadway into GrandSeet and are lost TO
view.
ConJ M If
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The Glove hnodyne the best of NIL Tootlnche Remedies.
Il Immediate and certain its effects, curing the
lent oohache or pam in The gums in minute. :.
Experience hus proved TINT this 1noyne composition will
give immediate and permanent eei after the nrre Of every
oner remedy; pleasant the taste and SMELL will
lure the teeth or guns in any way, and few applications will
entirely The pun and soreness fm decayed toot
pain proceeds from the face from the gums around tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy relief by
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS & co. Druggists and
Chemists 23 broadway corner of Chnmbe[s street Granite
and 0y Druggists generally throughout the United States.
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He RIB u N E.
Fo. The Tribune.
ON SEEING A PRINT,
py '. AUGUSTUS snEA.

s, dat Gree defsaaam fentree dm defle.'
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So, BEARS OIL. HIGHLY PERFUSiED
~ y + fssay FOR THE Hi lR.-Ihs OIL is chem:
A sEs!sSy- emily prepared from the genuine beurs
grease, and highly scented for the hair
-rs q Nothing will sooner stop il from falling
EghYEyN Off or restore il in bald places, than this
k5sg. go preparation. It udds new life 10 the
roots of The hair, and gives il I'M.
eouae cossness and righteousness beyond other
pa,nd fit ran he restored in bnd places, the Bears Oil will
effect il md OF its value stopping the hnr from decay
single bottle will be test. Prepared and sold by ~ B.
SaNrS 4 Co 2I3 Broadway, corner of Clunlbers street.
Gnne Gudircs Sold also ut ~ Fulton.st and a. East
Broadyyay Snin bottles . cents loge 80 nl6 I'm
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I'm PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate ofhe County
lot New York Notice hereby given to all having
York Merchant deceased present sam with Inc vouch.
e thereof 70 The sub,cIbe nj his :toe No S png street
ne1Daed New York the Sixteenth day Of September 1874
slS lnw6nc DAVID M'DOiVELI,. Afnins;ratOr
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TIE Friends Of IrtiGai 1Iaertea-Co Courpntor agnnst
my beyond the reach Of Observation-Disclosures packed
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TN PURSUANIE 0. an orer OF the Surrogate ofthe CouD
ty OF New notice i hereby given toal persons hay.
St. Louis Sate OF Missouri deceased. prcseDt the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber, 1t No. l Pearl
street, the City Of New York. before the twentieth
day OF December neI-Dated New York the eighteenth day
of June, 1874. A. b. BELKNAP.
jel9 lnwbm =. Attorney ct Law.
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GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH-
ACHE DROPS-iN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CuRE.-T'hose who
have felt the painful throbhng and es-
cruciating pungs OF this di:eGse shoot
ing through their Jaws with most tor
nentinE perseverance. md, rs IS often
the cnse, have received but little SYM
pathy from friends on such occasions,
viii no doubt be much pleased to know
OF n remedy TINT Will never filll to quiet
G. n..I,r he ,,n,nnrrifiIl 1, ,tfrndcr
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FOR THE SOUTH.

o NEW STEAHIBqAT, M 7, Line T R FOR fiAI. GAL-
49,, APEAKE ChNAL.-Earc reduced 10
One Dollar md Fiy Ceaisfhe only ren Opposition Line
between Philadelphia and Baltimore leaves the first per be-
low tnesnu street. every morning Except Snnaysl NJ halt
past O'Clock per the splendid steamboat P0RISMoUTH,
Cant J. Deyoe, Delaware City thCnce IL miles through
the Canal and Chesapeake City, in first rate Packet Boats
N'N Steamer OSIRIS. Capt ]. D. Turncr
= MARYLAND. Capt. L. g. Taylor.
And arriv. ut Baltimore early the evening.
The public assured that Notwithstanding the false
ports in circulation OF this line having opped) its and will
be continued ana eyeon will be spared give comfort
aud speed passengers The only change that has been
made IS tha. n. I Rees longer AgeGt for this line.
Look on, for nipositon! The Pioneer Line is run BY
the Railroads Agent for the purpose Of putting down the
resuar oppositcn you wish 20 keep reduced from
sl to 81 0 go by the steamer Portsmouth, and no other
The accommodations by this line warranted to be equal to
any the river.
lower side of Chesnu Fare . cents Apply 10
MORRIS BUCkNAS, or to
JAMES HAND. 20 :. Wharycs.
n B-There are two Daily Line: o Stages between Balt
more and Washington City at nre gi 81 tO mnkng The
whole from Philadelphia to Washington CITY, by this
route only So nls2w'
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thercdDOtlts.
Kew-York. May 9.
JKo. w. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff.
The above sale Is postponed until
Il M. at the same place.
New York, June ~. 1874.
JHo- w. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff
The above snlc is farther postpone
day of July next, NJ the same place
New-YOrk, June 8. 1874.
JSo. w. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff.
The above Mle istarther poStp0Ge
tcmber. 1874. ut the same honr and
New York, July IS. 1874.
J, w. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff.
The above sale Is further postpone
of .Ianunry. 1875. at the same hour
New-York, September 10Th, 1874.
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, &c.-Tte
s,bscnbers Importers und General Deaer1 In English
German and Arnecan Hardware. Cutlery, EDGE Toos Nails
Shoyeh Spedcs &c &C. offer to country merchants end
n.ov,j c-e,i OSBORN & LITTLE.
slo21s e Fui.Dn street, Nsw-Yofk.
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LEGAL.

CHERIEF SAIE-By virtue OF writ of fen facns
- directed and delivered. viii for snc in e vest.
bue Of the City Hall, the City of New York, Wednes
day the 9th day of November neyt a. Il O'Clock, NJ all The
right title and interest OF Henry W. Cook, which Re had on
the eleventh day of March ls3 at any time afterwards IN
whose hands the be. OF IN md TO all that GER
lot piece parcel Il land part OF the real estate whereof
William w Gilbert died seized, situated, ylng and beng
the Ninth Ward of the City of New York; the westerly side
OF Greenwich street. between Perry and Hammond strec,
bounded follows beginning tire westerly line OF Green
wch aforesaid, nj the souheustery corner OF lot No
3D. on map hereinafter mentioned, running thence north
westerly along said lot rs feet TO land late of Ed Fisk.
thence westerly along said land 3 feet thence outhey along
along lot No S said map 50 feet the line of Greenwich
street. thence noenstey along said line . feet 20 the pace
of beginning, be the same or less.
Which premises laid down and distinguished rs be
20 - on map entitled map Nc. OF property the Ninth
Ward of the City of NewYo, belonging the estate Of
Wlinm w. Gilbert, Dated New York, December, lSG
Surveyed BY Thomas Ludlam. New York, Oct 18th l8i
J. w. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff. go law8w
CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of wut Of fer facius, TO
Sme directed and delivered will expose for sale in the
tbue of the City Hall on Thursday the a0th June next at
twelve o'clock all berght title and interest OF james Car
roll which he had the I'D of March, el or ut any time
after, in whose hands the may be- to oil TINT certain
hsuse and lot of land, situated lying and being IN the Fourth
Wnl of the city of New York. known and distinguished
No 35 Water street. md bounded f0lOws Norhefy In
front by Water street, easicy by land late OF Thomas
Franklin deceased southery by land or late OF Edad
Holmes Trad awley and Jumes F. Holmes and westerly BY
lind formerly belonging to William T. Baker, continuing IN
width in front and Is feet inches and IN length IS feet or
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TOWN, IRVING, 49RBS, }pIS FERRY;
The new md substantial steamboat WASHINGTON lR-
WING, Captain HIRAM TuTInLL wlllqn and ale, Sunday
O'Clock, A NJ for the above Places landns ut the foot OF
ammoud.strcet Returning, will leave Croton ut o'clock
7. NJ. landing nbote. ,,
sundays the Washington Irving will go as far as PEEK
SKILL and leave there Mt O'Clock p. A lunhng IA above
For passage or freight, apply board, or to stephe9 B.
'Tomnkins. le3 Vests. satJanl.
n e@zs D STATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of
Whitehall-siree t.-On md alter Monday,
Sept 3T the boat will run us follows until
further notice:
Leave New. York at 9. H. A, M.lH, 81, ~, N.
a. Staten Isiand, s. 10, A. M.-l2a, 2is, AZ, NJ.
N5 All Goods shipped must be particularly marked, and
nre nt the risk OF the OMners thereoi. nIS
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WM, JONES, Sheriff.
m9 lnw6wTbs
Thursday. the Dth inst. at
WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
je0
j until Thursday, the 25d,
WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
ie2S lawtjyS.
! until tho 10Th day Of Sep
''pSsi %a. JONES. Sheriff.
jy25 1hwtSl0
q until Friday, tie % day
md place.
WIN. JONES. Sheriff,
eli - ..,s lao
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SCHOOLS.

TO John Kelleher, &c. &c. Members
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22
M.RSTER,S sale.

Timothy F. Barr In the pis'ric. Court, Grant
Va. , touaty w isconsin Territory,
Eeenozer. NJ. om.I onths Chancery eide thereof.
JDY virtue OF decree Of sale made in the above
Nd ontitled cause, by the Hon. Chas. Dunn,
Judge of said Court, al the March term thereof
to wit on the 5ih day Of April, A. ID. 1874, !, as
ote OF the Masters IN Chancery in and for said
County, shall, on Monday tho i2sh day of August,
1914 at | O'Clock A. NJ. of said day at tho outer
door Of tho Cour, House il The town of Lancaster,
in said County, sell to the highest bidder for lawful
moasy OF the United States, in hand 10 bo paid,
oil the right, title and niorss; which Ebenezer NJ.
Orn had Oh the third day of July A. ID. 1871 Chat
being tho date of the Mortgage, in and to tho fol-
lowing described land or real estate TO wi' San of
tho south half OF the southwest quarter of section
twenty-five, Of town three, range one west And
the southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter of
section thjrtsen, in town three, range two vest
Aud also the house aud lot occupied (at the day
and year las, aioresaid) by one Bryan, being and
known as on the fractional part the southwest,
quarter Of the northeast quarter OF section fifteen,
town three, range one west; or so much thereof as
win satisfy tho sum Of S75i -, with interest aud
cost. BEN {. EASTMAN,
Master in Chanrery.
Dated this Sth day Of June, 1914. Ii Ct
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22
Regular Stage Line

PROM PLATTEvfLLE To cAssvILLE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsviLLE.
YTYHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has contracted 10 carry the mail be-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation OF the
travelling public
The Stage will leave PlatieylIe for Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday a, O'Clock
p NJ, where il will cohnec, with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
WIN leave Lancaster for Cassville, passing Ed
wardsvillc, every Saturday mofniag. Cassvillo
for Platieville, via Edwarisvie and Laneacter
every Sunday morning.
Willleave Lancaster for Platicvlie every Sunday
at o'clock 7. NJ, aud every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ, where IL will
connect with the Stage from Guiena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
II. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, May IS, 1874