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0. +. WEISlGER,

q D. I. WElSlGER,
~H@DEALER IN ROOTS. SHOES. raUNKs. a.. .e |
Ne aOl Breed S'rssf. SASsiSe MI, RrA-.-4
IL b. Rtoe No 9OI Road sr,e,
H well selected ard superior sboes wsieh
wn eonPafs with any offered 10 the RSnsoBd market both
that he enabled TO oHer bargains who viii vor
e7s,ou
pals Of the F'rn1e Seminary of the City. assortment
Of Ladies and naes shoss Low prices
FROM long acc aiutluee horoaEh kao
eaee o. NE arucles needed Tor h lite Of patronage feels
% that h enis oa 10 can snd eramlss before b.y pu
ehase elsewhere, to ensure him tse osIt-dsw
TUNwENrY BBLs. OK AFPLEs. RECEIVED AND YoR
II sale By JOSEPH BoSAvtTA. No 7s wet u,in $50,
nett TO he~rs vsn lev. Snith Co Ell
II oLI.INs FAMILY FLoUR-g7 bs. Of IN. ,eov, g,og,
- sarnastef" ting this vrEniL atd
Coz sisby &C y 4. u. CREN5HAw BIOS a co
T. h. SPENCE, AGENT, WOULD IN
- form tboss having The Inc prefer
wed 's-g Of The h'e't spd fssAor Gods which
vlhave Hsee up 70 order whhn f.w eays Rsiuoe
at n -, ,..sh.s=.s, of Jso " ors@ Co
gIFhs waranisd PIhests uodsts'e.
oes No iSo haia street .eope' I'm and Main ,,.)
NESTIGEs Or THE CREATroN-3i Edition
Nesttcs Of se Naiutl Cfesucn, vol i2so. Price
Tais wcrh discovers the mysteries Of nature
IN au'bof Sr hthard VIVIAN - q varsi pho
sni literary snd style IN convey a. BE
,Ao sais pun, simple std modes, every VIII
SHiety read IL has reached hind edition.
osa pRISEgR . NORRIS
RROOkS, BELL a. HUDSON will receive
ssa sp,n BY TUESDAY Wednesday nsrL great many
Fan. rnnssd Csshus ne'Eeo.e
Do Cashmere Dfass
Rich shaws great VARSITY
Ctape scarfA rev and beaut fol
| Fftreh FnhFoidsfiea, Cloves, Nius &c.
haet blue baet AMI aodsoue
Wnh many oshsr desirable rO pprssased sahis The
] -""sea aho VII % 90 81 'asa ai'saes sis
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ct. CHARLES HOUSE. BoLLTNCBRooK

- Street Peisl.bure Va BY "a srva,lt Co Of Rehmosd
sauenecp have hued up and opsped House Bol-
w breok street recently oceup,d Lottery oe nv M,
WITTY and Offer themselves a. caterers 10 public.
ny hvsy' be furnished with The subanss and
Which this m,fket ad and made n,sp N ter.
regular supplies q Ph and Oysters from Norfok which Win e
,yei ~ IN the best style snl ~ The hots es. AZ their
asse $50 every attention. vii BE- vsers and b.,
o'o w - ssafse- ortr snd comfort" und their Ions
nssce ~ ousne- Wv sasbis thsm up mo,to
eenusmen from The country sitrs furnsed win
@ch nay derres the sbouess NOTICE, odr
infs sni ercsleut stating for their horses
Tho Bar furnished Je, Of Wine. and Io,o.
y siee,ed az The New yors Custom Hous Pleas. awe u a ss
e--tm n aTYoa1 A so
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BOARDING.

N KS UKEEN Is prepared TO accommodate
" few more Boarders Her house elgbly the
business pan Of the City door above Alex Co. and
Within few minutes walk Of the Capitol and Medical College
Young gentlemen who purpos attending Mec, Ietu,. In
this City. will fad her conveniently situated.
Rrhu aad On
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NATURAL COKE,

w r. keep, ut our coal yard Basin Bank a
supply Of Col. which Ne . AZ n
cents per eu'hri delivered in Of tho city.
oe lin TONNES 4 POWELL
VIE subscriber having sned tins e.a.
u OF TIE ae Jabez Parker inhabited =.
estate 70 maize him and psnoas h.vins CLAIM.
against aid estate To hand them In properly a.
early day . possible. JOHN THOnProS
Akcf H..
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH. WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

VIE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
to his friends and the public great extent Of patron
age he has received in and inform them
That his present arrangements for Cocks are most
simple, aud that those who deal adv M
ever TO cell on the cheapest term. and
TO devote The most aid auen ion tn. IT. interests
Having been extensively engaged IN for
more than twenty believes Cd
Tortuntes for becoming acquaned Clock deal
ers sod he would hereby respectfully inform their
purchases Of him. that they sh, be furnished which
cannot be surpassed In point Of workmanship finish
It's wen known fact that dealers
are constantly ling woheS and Re l,beed a.
the genuine Jerome Clock" which fact unwilling
edsment iron Them Of their superiority e puehas
" WV appreciate the advantage of buying direct factory
which case they will not be the subjects Of imposition An
orders faeeomps MED with the promptly and faithful
attended TO- Strangers who send orders By mail n az rely
upon receiving the attention application in
tended for Foreign Countries eare ~ selected and
with reference 10 the maket An purchassJ nj
this ehibshmeni are warranted perform and the zane
viii be del vered on board boats
charge With hit every pOssibIs attention shall be
paid 10 the Interests Of friends aud patrons respectfully 90
belts the paronsgs ofan
Warehouse IN Phladephis, 20 North Third Street.
Warehouse in BAL inorc, 70 south irts Street
FacroHv IN New Haven - Johns between emiI
ton and MARKET oc sly GHA' ~ JEROME.
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- BURRRss' PRIZE OFFICE, No. South I'D

q BURRRss' PRIZE OFFICE, No. South lllh
~. SueeL
Saturday Morning. Capital Prize $1,000. | Of 1000,
1900 1000 s00 GEO. 81 Of 100 % Of 800 ~ OF 100 90
OF u.s. and 200 OF so. rs Nos 10 drawn Ticket, a. so:
halves rs; qrs. ga.
For Saturday Evening-saes close Of o'clock. p. NJ
Drawing received BY Sundays msil Prizes $4,000.
6OOO 3OOO 1000, 1901, aud 20 Of 1000. Tickets o.;
hsves 2; qrs. !. Also, the Dollar Lottery. splendid
Scheme. Sc Nos. ~ drawn. Capital Pins 5000. Tick
cts 81 bsyes 5Oci qrs. Csc.
For MOnday.-Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No.
g. to be drawn in Wilmington, Del Oct as ISIS; draw
ing received IN Richmond Monday tho 9Th at O'clock
Splendid Scheme. Capa prize s30,0OO. Of 10000, I
Of 5000, of2tlO, 10 Of 1000 10 Of 1900 10 ~ 1900 10
Of 1000 10 Of 500 10 Of 80 and 400 4 so IS Nos. IL
drawn. Tickets $40; halves ); qrs $50.
1r Orders for Packages, Cctdcstes Of Packages and
Single Tickets IN I'LL the Lotteries under the very popular
Management Of ID. Paine Co, will he promptly attended
TO- and drawings when requested al who order from
9. BURRUSS,
ocA Richmond, Va.
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Anrtion Soils.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy Du.iep. meme are a O.:

! FUTURE DAYS.
sy Du.isp. n.oe are a O.
SUGAR. M"iAs 49,, AND COFFEE,
Do TUESDAY, 'hs Ssh isna', ssoet !. iron. o< .,,
New os.n' a. croir and Porto REQ sas.a
Porto e' and New or,-s n. Mo,s,--s 10 ssAs a.l ss.
RIO iasa.ys. and Java Cone
fa-on ssdes AMI shouLiers
'S -.unpo~der. Imp~nal and % wehoas
soap. of Lees. Colgate ard BarI,. br. "a.
W indow Gia,s NJ various
Btsndy. Rum and Con; Starch. iLdiro
Chsetlsis; sprrmse'u ke
I..'-usdsr sioo, AMOUNT, uo.,s. .,,a,
DUNLOP. MONCUsE q ~. Av,,.
VALuABLs MAIN OR rREET PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
IN WEDNESDAY instant, at ~ oe,,e, a, m. 10,
-, WI % sol fes CASH that desirable rrou.d with
.Itend' in iss feet Main stree. n.,, n,
occupied rsn Confectionery rr at rhe co.
Of i''h and NUN q. below the cd Market Heus-.
By request Of the Proprietor.
0eai DUNIo,. soNcURE q co, Aue,.
300 CASES
SHOES, BOOTS. HATS & CAPS.
o,yRn.v ,. ~, 1T aUcToM
we VIII '-n large AMI asorn.n, Of Boots sh =.
ba,- enfsy fresh AID add 'ed Pail AMI sac. con-
MN. best hip and AMI Began.
ID do d, co Wafer Boo.
DO do -ytinx Pump.
"ssea'' ''''as heel e.sred Dosn,as.
DO Pump. and Balm.
do and aid Tu,s.
III m,ek wet leather Shoe
Boys heavy Booa-
Do d. do Bfosaa.
Youths l. AID KIP
AiseA pegsed Shippers
G.huemens enc calf dr.- Boot.
bo do do Water do
CIts made Brosues
Black Ru.-i. P,arL ca sinner. and An..l. Hat,
Men, II-d seaI-rtr nd fir Cap-
super black Wool Hats
Also, Wal and Ru~..r Leather
TsssUnder siOe, cash; over sieo mo, credit IN,
ed negotiable paper. -'''
o-S DUNLOP MONCIRE Il CO. Aue.,
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
ufl.A,a...A ~.

Drawing NJ AIe,sBdhs CIas, u, drawn Ilh October
90 SIS 81 SO 10 20 IS ~ 30 Is IS % 62
Capital OF s5O.OOOI sold by the Prize Seller
HOYT.
91r Address all orders Capitals - the truly ueky
y. NJ HoYT.
Note The following Schemes and rsnh Immediately:
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Ahrspdris Lottery CASH a. Tor IsiS to be drawn Aen
drs ID. C. satu day Octoter 95h ls4S.
10000. tOOO 9o0O 22OO l0pttes Y0OO 90
lots Tickets go halves quarters So Cerhcas~ packages
Of 70 whnle Tickets sit; ~ halves S. ~ q1aus $3.50
Ps Persons visiting the should HOYT His want Of
money.
P Tickets In al the Lotteries advertised by Gregory Co
constantly hand Orders sncofng Tickets attend
cd win prompt and h- drawings of Lotteries
requested, 10 an who order Of d. NJ HOYT Richmond.
Richmond. Cctol er
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A LARGE NUMIDIAN LION.

BANDS breathe
no plant can grow, fire burn but pures
against seoula and gianduar
which are transmitted from
disgusting legacy We believe the
OF kind Creator seroa and kindred
nnt hereditary in the blood be eradcaied
cut on forever by means Of Sands Sapaa the cures
wrought by this preparation might perhaps
o'e were they not vouehed by the
But the voice OF truth cannot be smoed raud,
restored will speak out Rheumatism variety OF euts
For further particulars evidence ts superior
value and eeaey pamphlets which may agents
gratis.
20 Prepared and sold Wholesale and erporation
SANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite
nss No II Broadway corner Of Chamber. street M, yo,t
eod also by ALEx DUVAL Co. Agents, Main street, Rich
mond Va 1T Price 81 Bottle or bottles for as
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Anrtion 6ales:
By WiIits.s 4 Iaa1.II-


- cash asd re balance at seoi
note The Title rtsised IN pureh.-r mon. 4. md
oc % WILLIAMS n NAVAL
A. 49, -
- ,Sr' '.o"ee'c "a o.
'HSSfiSS SfLE OF DENh5sLE RIM ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
n IN MONDAY. The I7th d,v ,f
" oeloei IN The r,,,,.~. \ :. -, Nv
Of a deed Of tru,t f,o., os-i g. sh sh.- ~
proceed 4, .-n Al .peo. ~, r. 80. oss a. puh
virsiaa too La. 81 sroa,d liz ~. psi o'
rerb~d an q, I'D e. d. a.. =. A.. ,sx IN feon ds
In war on II. ..,,,, IN. .n go, - sur ~.
The oh.r q. sop,os GO 100 -, - ~ an nan aer. add
snd oeeup.sd By Lacy h,e and . ~, saS
Bv so...n, AZ n,,, Of -, iho7 az Ea
balance equal Tayuea. Al An, NJ 1870 ~. 'os
DAY Of, ale 10, p,,. No "A. - 'nee.'
oeH r. n sII,HOI.s "a s,,...,.. r .nrsoo-
sak eo,B.s,.. 49, mis-, ra su'viTinf Trust-e
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Co-Pufnership Notice.
ME unier'isned would inform their epd, public
for the purpose Of nansaeunsa
General Commission Business,
uSpER THE FTRN
BlSSELL & M'CANDLISH.
They sired on an ,
ani -oleh sbars Of the public patronage.
AZ orders entrusted 10 them will be promptly faithfully
JAS. NJ. NCAsDIIsH.
Richmond July 81 ls4S Corner Of Cary and 18Th
HISTORY OF THE WAR OF 1929
Historical sketch Of the second War the Crsted
states Of America and Britain deeaei by a, Aet OF Con
the sh 81 Jds Iss BY Pe1ee the Ish
o. February lelS BY Charles J. IBEsr-oH In roumss-
Vol received by NASH 4 wooDHoUsE
III AAin
rLOTHING, BY SILAS MERCHANT, IN
- III hmobd visisis. the eiren, fRebaord
reeeiveda fnl rVPrly Of Pen sni Winter thing comprising
variety % fs- a. to Be unsurpassed the essential Of
rahtTJ style, and moderation IN
HAVING sten h Per.onal A"aton the selection god.
he ndenty all may with their patronage
that Thy shall BE- Justly dealt so,hius soods
se az value vii be offered for sale by him.
Am iRr stock Be found sveiy aperaR
wardrobe however r,nes may be his ,aae
df GA u hts already fan supply Of CIohnr he will
Among his supply In addition above may be found ve
eomre add ee'abe Of Youths Cothins 6ne
o Of NsgrO Cohins-st .. NEEcH WITS
oe ls ii2 Main
SALT PETRE, ALUM, COPPERAS, INDI
~ 40 snl nADDER for sale BY
osn piyEsroRT ALLEN 90.
TWEED COATS. Just received per Poca.
II hoHa' doreS tweed COau. made sud war
r'n'ed TO h'-vapss In style and "
O. DUNSPAT'gU A co
90 No "a w., NJ, =,
Wun aoREs FLOUR. bnpded Ei,u-os F,stly. fot al,
w ~ ocl GORDON h SKINNER
CASSARD HAMS APFLES AND LAID
- ECElNED by the Columbus to-day:
- CssSs Of CasSsrd Cured Hams
10 Bis ~ hne htEe Apples
30 Kegs No. tafd-equa not superior 10 any ola
in the Richmond Marks for ~ nontbs pas.
oe@ eRAPE.
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WtNTER COATS AND ovERCoAT5.-KEgN a co are
now opening large and we'll assorted lot Of Over oas
CONSISTING q Beaver, Pilot French iin,re Winter
froes snd Over Coats which they PURCHASERS POI the
oes, articles At tbs lowest Prices, call on
oe ~ KEEN 4 co
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rbnIns GOSHEN cHgEsg-iS CASKS PRIME GOSHEN
cs.ese, snAng non sshf Nsvs.,or For sale by
MI WILLIAMS q HAxALL.
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ny Duniep, usneurc a ..
TRUSTEES SALE Of DCsfhssLE sEsy ysr,rr
AT AUCTION.
I'm MnNnAX L.. 81
RI Janses ~. Lynch

JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA BONDS
w ee .,h on wednesday the ssts oeoeL p NJ
he hiehAhEe "os Five thousand Indred Dollar. az
ma. In lots purchases
I'D n, , ,.x.-,
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~ D.v<npeTt, Alien A q.
DRY GOODS.

We ,h1l sell on MONDAY ID Nov at O'CLOCK al our Apr,
eoos rener,l assortment Of onibIe Dry
iEkhS-Undsr $780, cash, sums siCo, mouhs for al
proved PAPER
DAyENPopr AfrpsA M A.
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DANIEL w. ADAMS,
Attorney at law.
IarUa.w fMa..N

JacEsoS miss
win practice in the Courts Of Jackson and Ray-opd
Sept te
pURE CIDER VINEGAR.-IO bbls. pure
- vinssaEjur received IN u,te. and for ale By
oe lS BIssELL NCANDTsH.
n Round AND cAJCtNED PLASTER from the I.ubee Min.
- warranted pr,ms quality, constantly for sie By
oe ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co.
SACK OvERCOATs-JUsT OPENEDI
fAsR Co received yetday ~ g,n a--ornsn Of saes
- oyefeosts, which VII be cold prices at
oef Lisle's Corner Main a.
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The first meeting of the Board, took place last
evening. Mr.. ELY was appointed Chairman pro. tenn,
with view to the appointment of aPresident The result
of the appointment had been looked to- sufficiently
dcatve of the character of the Board particularly
the existing subject of the introduction of the Bible
in the Common Schools. The Board a very full
one, but member being absent. There appeared to
be excitement amongst the members indicative Of
disposition keep alive the "reratd guesto which
has so long distracted the Board in its debates.
The following is correct list of the Board is at
present composed consisting of the old and new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12

DrprcTopy FOR lSf5-6-Messrs. Groot e. Elston
have lust published Directory for the ensuing year,
in which IS comprised the city of Brooklyn also.
Ii contains variety OF interesting information ge-
neraIlv beyond the mere names, and think will
be found highly useful. We refer TO their advcr-
tisement in another column.
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General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Meseroe and Do ge
NJ. c. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
JUNE 1.-THE following persons being called on for
trial not nswerng, their recognizances forfeited:
Adam Bebon and Francis Bebon indicted for assault
and battery Case McAllster indicted for forgery
in the second degree in passing counterfeit bank bill
the Barnstable Bank to W. Caldwell SO Cherry street.
in October last
No other business being ready the Court djourned
to Thursday morning, at IL o'clock
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Ninth Ward.


First Ward. Ninth Ward.
Henry Nicoll, (D) David E. Wheeler, (N)
Samuel A. Grape, (D) DIR. Jas. Quackenboss, (D)
Second Ward. Tenth Ward
Thomas H. Leggctt, (N) Edward A. Frazer, (N)
jeremiah L. Cross, NR) William s. Conely, 10y
Third Ward Eleventh Ward.
Isaac A. Johnson, (N) Benjamin Perine. Jr., (N)
Denning Duer, (W) Robert f. Winslow, (D)
Fourth Ward. Twelfth Ward
Thos C. Chardavoync, (N) Thos. Adds Emmett. ny
George Wicr, (D) Andrew Carrigan, (D)
Fifth Ward. Thirteenth Ward.
Burtis Skidmore, (N) DR.. g. 8. Lawrence, (N)
Sixth Ward. Fourteenth Ward
John McMahon, (D) Phillip w. Engs, lW)
Hugh Sweeney, M D.. D) Abraham Bell lD)
Seventh Ward. Fifteenth Ward.
Adam ?. Pents, lo) John I. Mason, lW}
Eighth Ward Sixteenth Ward.
Elias II Ely, (N) John Ncwhouse, (N)
Joseph N. Barnes, (N) Theodore Sedgwick (D)
Seventeenth Ward.
Horatio P. Allen, (N) James Welsh, D)
The new faces certainly Improvement upon the
old ones.
The letters "D,- wv" and IN. as marked above
distinguish the politics Of the different members, the
Democrats, Wings. and Natives.
the election of President Messrs Johnson and Leg
gett were appointed tellers.
and Mr. Rich nominated Mr. skidmore. his violent oppo.
ment, amid much laughter There appeared for
MIR. Nicol. 10
Wheeler. IA
Dyer. ....., Il
Mason ;. ................".. Il
Thirty three members being present
MIR. NIcHoLL then nominated on part Of the DE-
mocrats," and Mr. wheelRr part of the Natives"
with two others.
For MIR. Nicoll, ayes. ...... ........l6
For Mr. Wheeler, ayes. ............ ...16
For Mr.. Mason. .................l
One member only was absent (sIr Engs) whig
There considerable murmuring among the mem.
bers on the announcement of this vote.
Mr.. Nicoll is Democrat" and Mr.. Wheeler is
Native.
Mr.. WHEELER hereupon withdrew.
Mr.. SxIpMoRg hereupon nominated Mr.. Ely, Native
A ballot had, when there appeared
Mr. Fly.
MT Mason. 49,.
An adjournment was hercupon moved, when the
Board adjourned to meet on wednesday next
u. .. Com issioncr's once.
JUNE 1.-THE seamen Scott, Rowney and Phillips,
whose arrest we noticed yesterday, were examined
The case stands adjourned
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Present-The Lieutenant Governor, the Chancellor, and
twenty Senators.
JUNE ll.-No. 20-A. b. Weber ct al VS.. w. II. Shear
man. Struck from the calendar. No. l0--John Boyd,
vs. 9. Weeks Mr.. C. De Witt was heard for the plain
TIN in error Mr. T. Sanford heard for the defend
ant in error MIR. De Witt was heard in reply No I0f
w. L. Stone, j. F. Cooper MIR s. Bidwell
heard for the plaintiff in the Court adjourn
ed to 10 O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
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Circuit Court.


JUNE ll-1heophilus L. Houghfon John ~ Somer-
tndyke-This was action in replevin claim of pro-
perry brought by plaintiff against the defendant 1t ap
peared from the evidence adduced that execution had
levied by defendant in November. 1si3 goods sup
posed at the time of the levy to have been the property
o. said plaintiffs brother. That plaintiff laid claim
the property seized and issued a replevn the
grounds that his brother had executed him deed of
mortgage, dated the 10th of January previous thereby
conveying all his right title and to him. plaintiff
in said disputed claim. The Jury returned verdict for
defendant With costs Josiah II. Apologize for plaintiff
N. D. Blunt for defendant
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
being eonyeneat TO the business part of the city, This
and substantial dinner 8z lodgings Is cents For
and comfort this house sequs hotel the city,
and at half the price Permanent boades be accommodated
on very reasonable terms. jus 3m+rc
sCATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
THIS we'll known and delightfully."- situated Hotel the
Pine Orchard open for the of visitors
der the Of the subscrbsr whe will be pleased
TO extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages
regularly 70 and from the morning and evening boats landing
at Catsk The House and premises have been materially i'm
proved since the last and attractions
WIN. sCOBIE. vs.
June Sd, 1915
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Court Calendar.

JUNE l2.-CIncuir CouRT.-Nos. 81, sc, 95, IOl, 10.
l03, l04, los, l06, los, 100, ITO.
COMMON PLEAs--Nos. "a, AZ, 8, So to SO. 100.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 8, 81 to 65 go H. 7s, l. 81
%, %, 90.
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CRAsH.-We learn by Gays Express from Bos-
were employed in tearing down building in Washing
street. the end OF fell ayainst of Mr. A. T.
Dunbar crushing 1t in woundng several ladies and gen.
temen who in the the time OF the accident,
and destroying quantity goods &c was reported
Also that some of the workmen buried beneath the
rrtua
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Superior Court.

JuNE llMdry Reed, 4dministratrir rs. Caleb Bartlett
CT aL-This was special action the case, for making
an unlawful distress upon the premises Nos. SO and 81
Cross street. which, it appeared in evidence that the
landlord Mr. Bartlett, ordered the distress to be dis
charged The plaintiff alleges that she suffered in her
business and the defendants say that the levy made
IN private manner, and she could not have suffered
any damage. On motion made for the officer Zone OF
the defendants) the Jury discharged him
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CALIFORNIA, Dec. 1874.
Sir Although we are at the farthest, being some
few degrees OF longitude west from any town, city,
or correspondent you have, can have, yet we are
actually where we can hear from you, and see at
times our beautiful flag Of stars and stripes, and blest
be the lady who made so apt allusion to the same
on board the unfortunate Princeton.
few weeks past there arrived within our waters
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Common Plena.

Before Judge Ulshoefer.
JuNE ll-Edward Knor Us. I'm. h. Looney This wa
an action on guaranty for goods sold by the plaintiff
the way of his business as acoppeismith and plumbe
to Jackson, to the amount Of about $3.50 pay
ment Of which, it is claimed guaranteed by deleu
ant. A nonsuit was moved for and granted.
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4 .9 EPHRAIM SWEENY'S
DINING ROOMS, No. CO CHATHAM STREET, N. Y.
TO THE NEW YORK PUBLIC ea9


TIME SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, June
I'd, 1915 the second floor Of his highly celebrated
popular of the novel and saloons the
country intended for public business where gentlemen
private parties be served in the best with Break
fast Dinners and supsrs comfortable and quiet their
cooking department. will insure those who prefer this
OF LYING hundred and seventyeght Dishes served
stye SURPRISING thing attempted and
with reason every thing has been got in
peculiar sty Iwould most respectfully invite all those who
would the MARCH Of Improvement call and be
ised to what perfection the most humble business may with
persey erance, be elevated to.
ms0 im*rc EPHRAIM SWEENY
RON SPRINGS PAVILIU
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr. Lam.
DON, Of Congress Hail. Albany, has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will be
The Pavilion will be opened for reception Of visitors on
the first day of June The subscribers have made many
improvements in the grounds and bathing house. and pledge
their best exertons render this establish
ment fully equal to any watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the
joharie to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L will heretofore continue the Congress Hail. which
will during the summer be under the Of Mr.
Josiin my29 lm*ec