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nnnRLE AMn sInGLE.AcrIoM HARPs.

DOUBLE AND SINGLB-ACIION HARPs,
IT - BsOid'ray. corner Broadway aud Ciamief-sL
IA -. T. bRnWsl hegs fu inform ur tte 81 muse"
Taste and f rlc orally inst De- hss removed hs no"
r.eils f0 he peuf- and would cu iheif at'p
fY h selection OF gard 81 anft octHt 6othc and
Grecan patterns Of double ami SINGLE action haIps, construct
ed ou lie approved principles win all ur modern nm
pr0genans L0adon and Paris and uneqIaed ID brilacy
offOnr touch aGd perfection of mechanism Particular care
iaEen n Item for the extremes Of climate IN ls conn
w Tie ooinons of ibe first musical and professional tall
~ in tins country sud Europe sufficient test Of ihef ~,
reri1rfy. Harp- repaired strings. s..
j. r. BROWNE Maker and Importer. from
Er8rd-.l London.
81 Broad .cay and =, Clamber---i. Newly orh
anil eoff,nfiA Win Established 1910.
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"a. Land. Nc for saie->liuned IN thriving low
--A within TWENTY-FIVE miles Of Philadelphia, and within
I've miles of so0p and PHI miles of steamboat navigation
cad two miles from railroad.
This valuable property consists Of a Grst Mil with four
run of stones Saw Mil with Factory Turning
Mil. Blacksmith and Whcelrigm Shops, Mansion Holse,
fen Dwelling Houses. Barns and other Oubuldings. The
water power which between nine and ten feet head and
% j. sufficient drive two large factories. independent OF
rse " tch b., now made If H. Seventy I'VE acres Of rs
r'eland 10 good order, principally bottom meadow, may be-
La with the above.
lis centrally situated. in a healthy and excellent neigh
i0ro.d win every advantage Of churches, schools Sc
ard presents opportunity for profitable investment seldom
offered.
The water power and improvements viii be sold separate
from tie meadow lands. u desired
Apply 10 v 3. Palmer ai his Country Newspsper Adver
f-ng Agency. y. W. Third and Chestnut Streets
p ladspha: Tribune Buildings. opposite City Hal Ne"
York: No II Statesfreei Boston, :. corner of Baltimore
ard Cairert-sfrecf-, Baltimore. aulZ6ic
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IN PIK-iANtE OF an order OF ule >ufro. are 81 tre
County of New DIRK notice hereby given to All per
son. having claims against WILLIAM sIRlC NEk. late OF
te Ciy of Now-i ora deceased. % present ue same WIN
M voucher. the subscriber al hi- residence, No
- secondstrt, in the ITS ~ NewYorh on or before the
tenth dav of October neNlDafcl Newly Ork ue 9th day OF
April. isij NATHANIEL : NEEh>' Executor
apo iaw6mt
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. p:.-ix-sor Albany and Troy and .nterm,d lae
places. The low pressure steamboat Troy.
D. All A. torhgm viii leave NewiOrk from Pier 81 The
o Of Bare az street At O'Clock A. W. every TUESDAY
thursday and Saturday. Returning, Will leave Troy Al b
o'clock 4 NJ and Albany Al o'clock 4 W. every Monday
wednesday Al q Friday.
~ sor passage freight apply board the bosls
is r Hal Al tie Ohce on the wharf toOi Of Barclay 4
The lov-pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves New-iors
a. o'clock. NJ Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY.
Returning. wi Ieaee Troy al i o'clock A. VI. ani Albany
10 0cDl \. ~ every tn" iay, Ihur-dsy and saturday
For passage or freight apply board the boa- 2.
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is4s-OpPOsITlON TO MONOPOLY-ls4s.

J~- NFN-NORk AND ALBANY EXPRESS
- a " 80. lNE--Tmoueh without isring-The
new lDN pressure and sssil running steam.
Nlal EXPRESS, VIII commence her regular trips 0r
season snd IN continue Until fle close of n.
on leaving the pier NJ the foot Of R0ENsO>-sr regularly
Tuesdays Thur and Saturdays and Albany Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays Al L. NJ and viii arrive
time take the morning trains of Fast or West
This boa' ffed up win splendid state rooms on dech
Id her furniture IL all and OF the best kind. For
i,ge apply on board a. above.
Y. R.-Fn.ght taken Al low prices. mons
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~ sfAI ANU fAhH FUh stLrIueaI us - ~ . = ~
consists of - acres Of Land, - Of which Wood Tn
3 lldrgs al SEW, and built within two yesrs-House
Barn both huii by days work and OF The best mater a.
srseis hlt n the COTTAGE 81 by So feet iro1
through the centre psrogs finished with marble marie
rzza 81 ,et front and II feet down each sii-tOgehef
h ,n Observatory an top of -aid House. story sch
e III me rear aud Cellar under The whole Of the main build
ins with F6lfTe-, and tagged through 10 he best nnc
- Barn is 30 feet LONG ard painted White Carriage House
lre-H1use &C Also a great variety OF tRlIl oi al De
.riotnn--togetisr with quantity Of shnlhbery.
Tie premises lie within four hundred yards oftle Country
sal and about quarter Of a mile OF The Railroad The
SEQ e. A. ,ut two hours and ballroom the City For far
~ aalt ara iuQrire of the slbscrbeaud proprietor of
N,lioNAL HOTEL, No 3 CORTLAND e., New YORK
milf thA>. Wy hDrF
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n
! signed having received Agency for The procuring
Patents and sale II wcrci Eurls, Inventions, would
respectful y call te attention uf parties interested 10 VAIN
sbe invention for i. thoroughly cleaning or cleansing az
Wool from all dust. hur- &C. Sc lana sl-o TOR Gnn
Caioul This machine having the discriminating property
c carving forward all cleaned WOO. or cotton and reject
t leaned; and iie report ves most i-iciofY e-
% Aui 80 I'D most simple and efficient invention Tor
OBJ. more perfect grinding u Wheat. Corn. SC Nc lapp-
chlc all present Mills frug cost hereby the guam
try and quality are increased by least e reduction Of %
ptr cent. ~ ihe motive power with other advantages
Parties IRE wanted who will Patent and carry forward
These inventions for liberal share ~ Them Ample proc.
can hc eieeu Of their superiority Postpaid conmuuict-
tons addressed JOHN JohN>ON,
.uf2fv- rs Fast Broad 'av New-iorS.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

N tle ship Francis D'pou from Harre-Louis Grellier
Francis Grchcr. Frederick Perrin, Mr. Boulgaud, Edw
pubscn--i2J in the siecragc.
H. dis stip Ndc-Jrsty. from SdrasHah-tScc yester-
days Tribune.l
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n--s Nn,,.YnKN. ALANY a rRnA

-..N.. - INFO Albany sud Troy DIRECT a
N,1' O'Clock p. M-The STEAMBOAT EMPIRE
Capt r. q. Macy, viii leave the steamboat pier loot Of
C0ursud every Tuesday, TAu sday ana saturday .ieF.
lanu, H o'c'ac,.
Tie Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt wm. II. Pecs. every
Monday Wednesday snd Friday afternoon, al ocock
For Passage or Freight apply on board, or al The ONCE
.ha wharf
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A TrIIA and HornelsvIiie kallroed--Notcr lshefepy
n given in pursuance of an act entitled An ac "a
provide for the construction of Railroad from Auca 10
ornesvie" passed May H. 1915, Books viii he open oi
subscriptions the capital siock Of the Atica and ofrc
lille Railroad Company, at The Mansion House in ne CRY o
Buffalo and OF the Amerc MI Hotel n the village O hornes
vie and Al lie Evans Hotel IN the village Of Aiucs, on
"Wednesday The 10Th day Of September neN at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon and continue open for two days thereafter
Dated Buffalo. July 10. 1915.
GEO. PALMER, ;. w SMITH,
JAMES G. HOYT STEPHEN MUNDY,
JAMES X. DOOLiTTLE, j. l.. BARTON,
w H. HAXNLEY WALTER JOY,
-. ..t..f.
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--~- HARLEM STAGES

,e>Jss HARLEM >TAGE-.-trom p
-T[t = Chftrnl-t 10 Harlem for 10 cents, 20 iors-
s-E--lS<xsh tiis t9r CENTS starting each way every
~ minutes from A. NJ io8 ?. NJ with a stage each way
at9P NJ and up from BOweryl Al II 7. VI This II tie
cheapesi sisge-rling the world AID citizens viii ind
ride 10 Harlem pleasant and hea.tiu Pure on oundhlt
y fcr luy distance. Go0i ..ases anl WHINE nors
ieiiuy j. MI Rfhf. - OnAil'n'-s-
T.s-- r-s=..ssessz<-TO WESTERN
.Ilt - TRAY ELERSGreet s,-,av---s-1s
sx1-i@1---N-- MAILSPASSENGER
PHIA. BALTIMORE CUMBERLAND, to WHEELING
PlTTSBURG and CINCINNATI. Through 20 20 1'uf'
from New York 10 Wheeling and Pi'i.hurg.
Passengers gong directly through
Leave Ne~-Yofk at \ VI. by Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia Al T. NJ by sieaEo"aA
Arrive IN Baltimore al II 7. NJ
Leave Baltimore al Il a. ~ by me bailnlof-
Ohio Railroad
And arrive at Cumberland at P. N.
Leave Cumberland al I. VI. by me Nhrpna
Road and Good Stage Lines, and arvein Wheeling
or Piisburg evening.
Pas-cDs Pitsburg take the splendid new ana MOD
er built steamboats, At Brownsville end thereby have ony
y miles Of Staging the whole route VIA choice oil Jay
Firc., steamboats, leave Wheeling and Piiisburg hour
IT, and Passengers forwarded without delay 10 tlN
CINNATl and an other Ports IN the South ana West Fare
- Cincinnati 49, $3.50
For Through Tickets by this route apply IN Philadelphia
~ the Railroad Office corner Market and Eleventh streets
or a. - south Third street board steamboat Dock r.
Wharf.
Fare through from Philadelphia to Wheeling, >i3; to
Prsburg Sl2 with the privilege Of stopping on TIE route
snd resum.ng seats az pleasure.
For further Information, apply ~ J. L. SLtMMFk
Agent, at The Office OF Adams y Co.'S f.Apt.ss'
ie2Oy VT No. II WAL st. M
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PASSENGERS SAILED

N ne pock ship Toronto for LondoR-James ChcsnGi
and lady MissMaria Lamar Henry Starr. and Mr. Horne
nj NcwNork; Miss Davis, OF Connecticut; Rev Thoma
ID Oranne Of France: Augustus Wiggn. OF England; N
.fE A
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-r~s FOR BRIDGEPORT and Hoa..

~ Rairoad.--The steamboat MUTUAL
s-sss-H -" SAFETY Capt d. c. Lowber, Will lsaye
New ork from The foot uf Market street daily sundays
ceped al o'clock. A. In connection with lh- Cars for
Wesi Stockbddge Returning leave Bridgeport Al quarter
past one uclca p NJ the arrival o he cars from Wee
SiOcabfdge, arriving IN Eew-IorS al haltpast D. = NJ
~ This i the only boat running IN connection with the
cars 4. 3 MASON. Superintendent. auil }m
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/
rHgoycH DiEEcr-At7 O'Clock Z. NJ from
Le Pier oeiv cen ,oaFlsna Al Liberty streets
Sicaulosl ROCHESTER, Cap- K q. Cnt;crtcn. VIII
'uve on Monday, wednesday and Friday Evenings n :
O'Clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt VI n. rrlsielwill
'-sgs on tuesday Thursday ad Saturday evenings 81
O'Clock
~ Firs OC.oct p " Landing al Intermediate
p'gcss from foof Of B1rc'GyH
S'crrihoai NORTH AMERICA, Capt l. W Rnnari
vfn .eave ON Monday. "Wednesday. Friday ard >gu4x
t srQonns a. D 0c.icA
Steamboat NEW JERSEY. Captain K. H. Fureg
w leave Tlrsday TOURISTS y ani SATURDAY Afternoons
O'Clock. Passengers taxing either Of he above
.,i arrive in Antrs ample tne iur he Nou.ng lAl
90 C.f> .or tie Fast or West
" The boat, are AM sobsianlal-sre fam sAel
I new and Altsl-C rooms tnd Tor speed and sccOl.
.-rlaaCrs are ull'ralel ON Ore Hudson.
Fre-i igksl an Noieraf, Rates.
- persons forbid trusting any OF tie Boa. 0,
.Is Li4e. without arlicn Of.er from the Cspaa "
4. llis.
for Passage or Fri NJ sppy board, P { Shut
Of tie OF e the IA lar. alli
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miscellaneous.
Observation-Disclosures PATENT

VENTILATION MOTIFS PATENT VACUUM
cow /. for venang churches and school rooms,
hospitals railroad cars prisons. cabins. holds o vessels
when laden with pen -hahe articles. and al places drs ned
for crowded assemblies has been proved uy many eXlcr
rnents before scientific associations IN tbs Cy aud Boston,
where they have been awarded gold and silver medals 10 I've
TIE only se-ac.ing C0~l known inst WI! iacal- eA.''-
ton through vertical or other iues.
The experiments referred 20 prove that az oter lows
hive the effect check Dfa, although many Of them DO
prevent particular winds blowing down chimney aud h
cure their smoking. r,
Bv aid of The Vacuum combined with receiving or Pc
mum Cowl a current Of pure air brought from above i'
hiding be made 10 flow through any place reqnlns
ventilation.
The apparatus by which the experiments were nude can
in operation any morning between and ~ a. ~
"a Naiersifeet Architects, builders, persons hDuHi 10
build and those who take an interest IN PHILOSOPHERS eAef-
inens requested call ana witness results mat would
hardly be bell we'd without seeing; where can also De SCI
the plans OF Mr. Joseph Curtis for Warming Ard Ncni'-
Ing which is believed TO be an improvement upon d.
Reads (of Edinburgh plan applied 20 lie new Parliament
House of England. JORDAN L. MOTT, @bf Water -
NoTg.-SiEce the public experiments at the isi Fr OF me
American Institute persons have cut on me fiiI
end OF the Cowl known EsDe, % permit t1e WIND H.
sweep hrOughit doing l. infringing On my Patent
viii hold them respons. bic unless icy call ana ge my
written consent which VIII freely give upon caion-
ii make nothing by tie operation, must nave the cicd c
the invention.
There are others who have made In this Cy and else
where limitations OF my COw many OF them with iiie
knowledge of the principle OF construction; to hose sne
la % lpueD ifLr <a'U
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- REGULAR LINE Of Packets FOR New Or.eers
eE The new and - etdd packet ship ; LFANA,
Capt F. :. D-unI-, 50. ~ positively sal on Mon
dav IAN AUGUST, The accommodate rs Of this fsvorie
.hp cabin second cabin sur storage pass-ueers are
very superior Persons wishing 10 3 cnre 'rns should
make early apol,cafOn 10 "a. x }. T. TAPSCOTT.
anll - SO1fh--t alden lane.
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Drp Goods.

Urn 0oo0s.
OLAID LINsEls-2co bales II and 2! inch medium
( quality Plaid Inseys and coat Innings. For sale by
McCuRDY, ALDRCll SPENCER,
aus Ct II Exchange Place.
slKOWN >uEETiNC--i-i and "a heavy and me
- dunn qualities OF various STYLES. For sale by
McCuRDl, ALDRlCH \ SPENCER.
au8 g. II Exchange Place.
sNARPET>- Fine, sapcIfne, and Threepy, new and
u select patterns from HE ONasco Mills nj Auburn. For
aus y 3, "''o"' AAD"'' 4 ESeha aSs Place p
EtOrTON O~NABuRGs-4-i,7-s aud 81 heavy Cot
Ills For sale by McCURDY, ALDRlCH SPENCER,
au8 ~ u Exchange Flacc
SVANDLE WiCk-In square bales for shipping. and
y IN - b bales Tor home trade fer sae Al ana - &C.
.sr-si. up stairs T. n. UNDERHlLL. aull
E'AisPkT W AKP-I and ) threads, bales and hif
" bales assorted COlOrs an white at Is and - Cedarsi
psiars. I. n. UNDERHlLL. eull
slKOWN ~HEETINtss aud SMttng--Thc beet as
he examined manufacturers prices on tie second noo OF
Nos. Is and 20 Cedars, TN UNDERiilLL. anll
REST SOUTHERN YARN-5tole, to II. and :
- 10 assorted ia bales and half bales, for sale at No ~
,cdar-st second floor T. \. UNDERhlLL. snll
NQrrUN BATTINC-Buyers for the Canada mar.
- ke' are solicited to examine large lot Of o"prced
Rats well put up in pound bundles al - Cefasl second
aoor TN. UNDERilLL auil
sIENNEBEC JEANs-Blue. Steel, Cadet Adams,
ani % ' '''' WELSH sfRINO, 50 Finest
SUFFERING LONG CLOTHs-Manehesle and
aa I;'''''' Lung N''' WELLS SPRING 81 Pinc-.i
(LOTn~ AND CAssIMEREs ard Tweeds-A
- largc assortment for sale by
aul2 WELLS 4 SPRING, - Finest
spROWN COTTONs AVID Ticks, Of various styles and
- qualities. for sale bv
aui2 WELLS i SPRING, 81 Pine-sireoi.
EAkPEi>. OF various qualities. for sale by
- aul2 WELLS 4 SPRING. - Plnc-sircei.
ORINT~.-WELLS SPRING offer for sale good
assert eni OF new Fan STILES at - Pne-st. aull
'INWILLED ~lLICIAS and Casbans for sale by
4 aai2 WELLS SPRING, 81 Pine-st
COFFIN PLATES Britannia Coffin Plates. assorted
~ sizes and patterns manufactured and for Bur
ing Slip by BOARDMAN 4 HART aul2St
pLEACuED DiILLiNt:>-Sufok, Boot, Mas
- sachGsctis, Lowell Premium and Great fallsior sale
by SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Liheriy-sireci up stairs iva
srABOr 4 sHiRTING>-reu cases Bieached
~ >mTtngs Of the above make. for sale by
90 SPEAR \ RIPLEY. 81 Lberty-st. up stairs.
DRIN~Wltk SuEETt>CS-For sale by
- iva SSEAR y RIPLEY, 81 Lihcr,y.s up stairs
BRUNSWICK DRILLINGs for Manufacturer.
~ fsl. one yard wide, for sale by
iyss SPEAR \ RIPLEY. 81 Liberty-st., up stairs
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xG~ AEOR NEWBu Landing a.

SPRING and CORNWALL.
Tie Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt CaAsLss Hal.
rEAD will leave The Waren-strre Pier every Tuesday snd
Frday O'Clock ?. ~ Returning, will leave scwbmgb
very Wednesday and Saturday A. O'Clock, 2. M
AZ Baggage, Packages Parcels Bank Bills OF Specie
pa, board This boat without being entered the boob "
rerepie for. be- The risk of the thereof 20
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ANOTHER SrEAMER--Beus Harlan Holdings
worth have contract for building another large iron
steamer for the Eastward She will be of 400 tons bur
den and is run between Chelsea and Boston. in
nection with a railroad. Wilmington (Dcl) Jour.
rrSs Prom Rochester from two 10 three hundred
hhls of pears are shipped West daily.
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1e4s-suMMER ARRANGEMENr-ls4s

IT ANEWfORk AND ERIE RAIL Id.
-zss.-..s.--.ROAD LlNEfor MddletOwB, Goshen -
and Intermediate places. Two Daily
Lines each way, as follows
For fass.nsefsile new fa.t and cOmnolio1s slesn.
h0s' 1T. NICHOLAS, Capt ALExANDfR H. SCHULTZ VI
cave The foot Of Dusnestree daily Sunday esceptt
naf past7 o'clock, /. VI md O'clock Z. W. Througb
i've hours Returning ihe viii leave Mldtleio~nS
4 ". and half past p. NJ
For FregiL-A barge will leave every afternoon 81
O'Clock. Sundays excepted )feigit viii be rece ed
amer hat hour shippers are hereby Notified that s name
ofe cOn-gnee and depot station where goods arr 10
len, must De distinctly nsfAed upon each article, oef"s
.lfy will not b. received.
For further particulars inquire Of j. Van Rensselaer, sgnL
corner VI Duane AMI West streets.
II. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
H-w-IOfx, April ist, 1915
81, Stages run from Midtown daily, in connection vi
ne afternoon line ~ Blooming burgh WursbOro AOnAee-
Mount Pleasant, Binghamion 0wexo, Pon Jeris, hooe'
"a r. CarbOudse. ~.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 70 Dlndaf, Mo1
fo.e Er.nd-viie LenOs BROOKLYN Sc mBi
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pnbIir Gouueuantcs, Nc.
sIi--NYrnisr i,"iSDrPESDrSrr hht

INV
sst Ha' ssIP5Rr' rRoyiDESdr LINZ ASs
boSfON-DlkEtT-Thrc tunes 8 week each usy
Tie >.sirch ard FaNorife Steamboat NEPTUNE -,
rsrdel ty Capt William Rollins. having compts.i ~,
Improvements vii Ter TIPS saturday S., ~
r Follow. Leave Scw-Yors from Pier No Nor.f ~
.- for Newport Providence and Bsston direct "a NJ,
day. Neinessy. and rray arriving Providence 1, ! -.
fr the morning .rSu ~ cars 20 Boston. Tanntor N~N ~
ford Ta River. Nr. s1d also connect. with ~ s-aree.,.
flrnins tssi ou he Aennrhec saG Penotsco rver. a,
.a.o-k /. r. ksrrs>INc. Wi leave Providence n.
Newport snf Sev.yors Tuesday. Thursday All s.,
uray A. s. Dcock ?. NJ lie afuyA. Of he Ma Tn.
~ Cars l-nin Boston
FtRr f-.i New York @ Bosom cshn........... SIG
Dak Passengers from Newly ora t0 Boston, go. =.
Cabin PASSENGERS to Newp port AMI Provide &C. 90. -
n--k Passengers frnn " fo4k io Prov iicnce. ),
-fe'ehi from Newly rS 20 New port and Providence
S.. f~'r foot
Tlr further pfr .icl lar. enquire W
GFp r sAlRCHiLD. 10 Nesl-s'reet
of0f JOHN a. RiCHMOsD, Providence.
.1 J A. tn. once cr i'H ,ittfiHlai ithdfs uyl
A. persons orii trusting ir. Boat except on wrt
tf Orders irlin f.n Captain. oner bills MI - nIs
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~-. FOR SALE-Oue new thee story House No. 10
- seventh street. Decatur ace. hstSeen Avenues ano
- {. near T0mphins Park. The house i finished m
olerf sie l iaho Gany doors, plated mounting mar
- mantcs CRATES throughout - rooms, bath room m 81
-- ouufa ard slnihhcry Boo yard &C Two thirds Of the
purchase money bond and mortgage for three
fyi0tf GLENN. ROGERS co.
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INDIA RUBBER Tor the seA-Ai Days, 5 MAIDEN
Lane may found Arce- for TIE sex chamber
ana for travelling invads. Also tie PseuG Ird-A Rubber
Porous as;er which : admitted BY Al who have Il,
a the besl Plaster ever thought OF sall
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DENCIL. CASE Letter Baances-jrsi received ano
] Their small lo of this unique Pochc' Ccmpanlon, or
weighing and writing apparatus en.ndyngin ihe iIm o
= handsome ever-pouicd pencil case o moderate rke
twelve distinct and important advantages; among winch D.
accurately iud letter balance with the rates Of post
age an cverpOnt pencil. pen holder with pen, letter
seal OF leads VIII. other con' eniencs NE uuHl
of which wi be scli-eydGnt inspection Manufactured
If the best quality German silver Also some Of pure -er
ling silver For sale reasonable price A. the stationary
estsh ishment Of nul2 JANSEN BELL, l58 Na-sag--i
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NPIR-IANCE OF an order Of me slrroglie of the
County of SewY os notice hereby given 20 all pen sons
having claims aeains SAM FL ANDREA>. iaecl ihe 'iN
o Ne-YOrk House Mover, decreased, tu present The >ir
,,h he vouchers thereof the suhscoers,o The residence
Of Elizabeth L. Andreas 40. 81 Thrisir0ct, 30 he Cry of
New York ON or before the fifteenth day oi August next
Dated Nea-Yors fhe llfh dag az Fehruare. 1888
CHARLES BROWN, Adm .siratof
ELIZABETH L. ANDREAf. AinlnsiraiTiv.
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IT, SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
- ra-a!i,.-5NNENARK AND NETWORK. Daily
are only ~ cenfs.-thange If Honr.-On
ana after Saturday. May I'M 1885 the STEAMER fASsAIC,
ant JoEN Carry. will un follows zrul furth0r notice.
Leave Newark. foot Of Centre H. ~ A. NJ and Il p. NJ
Leave Newly Ork, foot - Barclay - 10 A. NJ and r ".
On Sundays. leave Newark A. NJ. aud ?. ~ Leave
E-,v-YOrs ~ A. NJ snd P. "
The Passac has been heightened s. eet, and now two
hundred and twenty feet long. She has boiler and
new cornmodious and elegantly furnished deck saloon %
feet 10 len 9Th and IN complete order. Her accommods
tons for freight and passengers have been very much I'M
n,nye-t Erz-gr; rsrri..f ~ r..iuced fryi7
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2 - I0"- TsIIII N8I NU1i va wv LOrIln, N0Tsich
Worcester. 81. oc.lck l fhe morning .F0r ilo soot
Cf Nh.,eha'-s,res, South Ferry. Sundays excepted
Way Crates are In readiness lo receive baggage for New
lorccn. Nors ch AMI Norces,er-baggae tor B0s.on goes
trlr.h under .c,S
FOR NEWPORT AND PROkinENCE.-On Moadsys
Ncur-days and Fridays. iae Long ls.srd Railroad 10
Dr'enHor relcc o Newpor and Prov dence IN splendid
t-i rlf1Lnious sound steamer. Tbs Line caves a {
lcc 100 ne iao0uin. om DE foot OF " h.lrlls;r,eL
I'D trLll. IoIses an NsIr.lgcs laNen. Nlh
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IN OR 80 SECOND HAND Saft> Oi al sizes
~ AMI different makers FOR sale Very ig uaNns teen
maYi-r >ILA> HERRING.
as inD(W iis Wafer street
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II nnn PAIRS of washable WINDOW shades, inr
! .vOO sale az Kelly Rkers, l3l Cla'hlnl-st -Aef
ciaufs peddlers Auconeers, and others, buying - sell
again. are informed that this j. ne only place "a Nel ofK
a which they purchase comp" assortment ol low
prices Also reialed small advance from wholesale
iriccs Cord Tasscls and Bras-cs wholesale retail
kFLTY \ RlkER Exclusive Window shade
Ii nnlIrr.- LII lhiilln II. In Ell.
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= VN
81 wears tine story brick House and Lot, No. - Nassau
- street near John. Apply 10 CAMPBELL, BOZ Gil
OK = WARD No 81 John s. iyl3 Inn