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~ Life Insurance .-NArlONAL LOAN FuND I

" Life Insurance national LOAN Fund
LIE AsSTRANCE SOCIETY OF LONDOS.-NEW-
YORK BRANCH.-The public respectfully informed
thar Dr. Rodgers Dr. Ho-sck. VIII attend al the Society
Otsc-, - Wa-s- daily sundays excepted a. O'Clock,
p NJ
And tha-wih view 70 the convenience Of the French
and German part Of the population OF New-lofk-Dr. Ar
nou Will attend. daily the oitce al II O'Clock, noon
each physician devo.ng hour his duties medical
exaiiner Examinations Will be conducted Of their respec-
tive places residence 81 preferred during the hours usual
for receiving patients
~ Fee paid by the Society
pr Rodgers resides At 10 Bleecker-stree-
Dr. Hosack lOl Frankn-strcc-
DR. Anoult SIC Broadway
- Wall-sireef. 18Th June ls-6
JACOB HARVEY. Chairman OF Local Board
}. LEA>DER SrASK, Manager and Genera Agent
le2N S,sw osu
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EDUCATION.

Dew r. T. HUDDAkIs CLASSICAL AND CON-
IL MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY sCHOOL-FOur-
te-nih.reei between University Place and Filth Avenue
Th. Establishment. which has lately been removed from
Houston street prepared for Ire reception OF in
creased number Of Borders No expense has been spared
20 render complete. well arranged school for boys II
has been u / ~ pressy FOR the purpose INTENDED under The
direction OF one Tie rs architects IN the civ, and Mr.
Huddar has much satisfaction presenting 70 hs Friends
and Public Institution IN hen every requisite for the
accommodation, convenience and comfort o; h- pupils i
combined and such the percuce OF many las
re>fed The situation H. perhaps, tie most eligible which
could have been selected for the purpose regards health
ard facility II access. AL the advantages Of the best In
,rcf0rs fnf Professors available, while The benefits OF
country residence are gained by The outdoor athletic
c-r- which can be cnI wed DO t- spacious Playground
Further Information 20 course OF study ana other parf
car. Interesting parents NAV Dee obtained on application
10 Mr. HYdiarf 10 hi residence ln ifn street
y B-Tu- regular Acadeulcal rear VII commence on
the Ia of september aiirr summer Tie mum
Der Of Pupil. being limited tie Day School, vacancies Will
filed a. they occur - -
For BOARDERS aud DAY BOARDERS, who are en-
nrey distinct and sererae, applications VI" be received al
time.
TERMS-For Bosfiers 500 per annum without accom-
p!.nmens Day Boariers, go per quarter Day Scholars
80 per quarter lt%t ono. MN-Ar-
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Tn pRINTERS

TYPE FOl NDRY and Printers Furnishing warehouse.
The Subscribers have opened new Type Foundry III
the Civ of Newly Ofk where they are ready 10 supply Or
drs 10 any extent any kind of job Fancy Type and
every article necessary for Printing Once. The type
which are cast n new mogd-, from entirely new SCI Of
mafriNes with deep cOuuier- are arranied 20 be- unu
ns.-ed bv any and will be- sold u prices 20 suit the times
Painting Presses furnished and also Steam Engines, Of The
most approved Patterns. Composition Rollers cast for
IA Machnisi is constantly in attendance TO repair
presses and do light work. .
COCKCROFT 4 ONEREND No. t8 Ann-streei,
;y- 2ayfni SewNO
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fTIuI ,IU>T Fl-HIO>ABLE Kt>UKT ! ~

i tLYSIAN FIELDS, HOhoker- sqlenlid Exhibition.
Free every afternoon this week, commencing Monday
Juy l4n al O'Clock on the beautiful Green 10 front Of The
Colorado Concentration u Novelties. calculated 20 ir-
.qire the aud.ence with sef Know edge ami Admiration
be- given tv Of he most popular Ars 40 the day
Mr. MCCARTHY the pleasure 10 announce for this week
YOUNG FRANCISCO. the accomplished FAIR OF Anse-
Ina and the greatest Magician o The sge. Also. b. has
made ARRANGEMENTS with the TWO MISS BARRIERS
who VIII appear u variety u their most popular Dances
and songs sung by them all he principal Theatres IN
the Union OrGcr Of The irHscpicUt-l olng Franc
Will commence with h- HnioO Miracles, consisting Of up
wards Of One Hundred Experiments. After which be viii
introduce the elegant and real Chinese 1Ames-in which be
beat for large -um of money Tie VI hly Greek Rigas
and h. now bid. defiance for rival. Dancing a. va
reiie- by the two Mss BARRIERS a4so they VII sing
several o the most popular Songs u the day IL addition 10
The above Mr. McCay has -aeed hat Justly celebrated
American Brass Band-Leadrr. Mr. shelton iyli6t
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~CapoI from Wolf River to Memphis

order OF the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of the Town Of
Memphis Tennessee DO hereby advertise for proposals 10
construct Cana from Vol River 70 he City Of Memphis
distance fEeven Niles Sad Cana Will be laid out n sec
Of mile esch and sealed proposals for ~ eonsrc
ton will be received until the 9TH dAy OF July next. t-
WORK TO be paid for the Bonds OF the Corporation. having
Twenty Years with Interest payable annually a.
Philadelphia
has Increased per cent annan for The ss four years
and now amounts 10 shout twenty-five $4,000 thousand dol
lars yesr. -. -, -
anime the ground When Al ne iniofuansn de-.Iec WI De
uaasnis. ,sh Anril ls.h al .y.los
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SHE stood breas, high amid the corn,
Claspcd by the golden light OF morn
Like the sweetheart of the sun.
Who many glowing kiss had won.
On her cheek an autumn flush
Deeply ripened such blush
In the mids, of Brown WAS born.
Like red peoples grown with corn.
Round her eyes her tresses fell;
Which were biackes' none could tell
But long lsshes yelled light
That had else been all too bright
And her hat. with shady brIm,
Made her trc-sy forehead dim -
Thus she stood amid the stocks,
Prsising God with sweetest looks -
Sure, said. heaven did not mean,
Where resp thou shouldst but CLEAN.
Lay thy sheat adown and come,
Share my harvest and my home.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

No. SPErcssrREET-i Itres Door from Nsisua-ifrrs,
Two MERCHANTS Merchants supplied with al And.
i u PRINTING az he cheapest rate. VIZ
Cari- Bill Lad.ng.
Circulars, Receipts,
pW Ha,4- tn-Cs-. Nr
To LfrFP,RY -Ortgfaal Manuscript print
ed VIII accuracy.
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work, aud al kinds u
Books I<ftc- Pres PrHfmr.
To Lecturers And MUsIcisS>-Prosrar'Hei beautifully
printed
Lecture Bu. Small Bills for D.sir.
Mammoth BIif button. &C
And every description Of Pn and Crnrre-,a Job Horl
ey-cued with great neanes- and punctuay. Oce
No >prlce-tr--L -
The improved POWER PRESSES for Books PAN
PHLETs. &C
Al work on tie above Presses Will be done evtrsor
tinarv low prices ivli-f
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fine Uatrbes ano Jemelrp.

NICLTUM II PARyO.-Gold and Silver Patent
vi Lever Watches Anchor Duplex, Horizontal Repeat
ing and PLAIN Waiches and Jeyery; silver and Ood
: 1.ctac e. Gold and : lver PenclCase-, Metai4Or-,
Thmb.es &C OF the rrsf quality and lower than any Other
In n, CIV al 6i8 Broadway Bleecker-sireet, New
York-sign Of the Re1olsing StoU-Case. Watches and
Clocks Of every description repaired and warranted or NE
money returned JevVeiv AMI Musical Boxes repaired
CocAs Of every description by Tie year, and
n not made 70 perform, there wal be 10 charge,
A. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Importer Of Watches and JeyVe.ry, so Broadway,
iye 2aWlms Between b.ercNer aud bono 80
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BOARDTNG-SCHOOL

4 Family Boarding school for Boys, centrally situated IN
n WrsT BLOOMFIELD, Nev-Jersey. Number OF Pupils
limited al 70 d. A. FRANZ, A. NJ WILLIAM ;. WARD,
A. VI, Ieacaers
From tie assurances Of Parents who have sons A. this
Sch,o and of others 10 d believed that u cOmmends r.
a. In an eminent degree ali acquainted with - details
The limited number OF - pups-ifs exclusion Of ali day
schosrs-ihe thorough preparation for College Bushes.
which IT, pupils recelyehe healihiunes- aud peasannes-
uf IT, locaon-the ample private Fairgrounds Wmth sur
,oS the sanitary moral Influences which pervade and
control 1.-THE h0meke attentions Of the family circle and
the freedom from all vusng and coruPuns ne-hbofhood
iauences-al combine 10 throw around his school special
attractions for that Of parents who care much for ne
,od nie ecrua improvement of their children, more sil
for their hes and comfort, and most of all for Their nst
moral training -
IL Another Quarter viii commence on Wedne sday ION
inst There are three vacancies which the Principal would
be glad To have hl'ed this week.
TsRNs-Ftom % 10 % dollars per Quarter, in fll for
every ordinary expense.
Farther information furnished on application 20 the Pm
eipaI bv Mai or otherwise D. 4 FRAME. iyld W.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

sVI'HAT OLD rANORITE AND STERLING RENE
L DY."-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURF" for Fever and Ague.' No medicine, IN any age
Or country with such universal successpro-
iecied c0uner tes, by the written signature Of t
proprietor John r. Rorrd the top Of each boue) II
may had fun strength, genuneness and purity al
the gnal inventors Office, al No. % North second-sreei
Philadelphia of ~ D. Fay" General Agent No 80 rul
ton-s lamp s,Orel sun Buildings NewlOrk leZ7 bmeod
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rz- Wafer Cure NJ Lebanon spring,

beautiful romantic and healthy place = easy OF accrs-
sirns,,s univ q i- Fast 81 Albany. 80 miles y r Of
Hudson and miles West OF Piished Mass and presents
natural advantages for purposes o. beam sc de,n
vid cambel. Lebanon Springs Columbia Co y \
The Ws,er-Cgre Journal and Teacher u hrslsh Joe'
Shew VI. D. Editor, Campbell Nh.tuArsh, Puohsners,
can be obtained Of VIM H. Graham Tribune Buildings 100
Nassau New-york Cry subscribers VII hereafter
OF % uumbera 10 ADVANCE. mySl9
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DOCT. WHITE,s CORDIAL.

WHICH THOUSANDS in Hudson and ils vicinity car
w testify, a valuable cure tor DnTrhod, 6fiPmg
Pans Complaints Of children and for those severe
periodical pains to hch some females subject, Is now
for sale by ohm Mnhan, 1873 Broadway Rushon Co. ITO
and Broadway, and 10 Asior 0u e; James > Aspnwa
% William street. AdamsOn OH Brigham, i5l Broad
way, corner Grand; Dclluc Dupuy 58l Broadway and
PARK Row J. A. NJ akin, 81 Broadway }. {. Hunt
ngion corner Sd Avenue and Twenty Second street. T. h
Cotton PTS Beecker, corner Jones street; VIM Peek, ~
John and IL Oreenw hch-ayenue, corner Jane-ire.
wholesale by Schiehen. Sou Co. ~ Wal street Brook
Ign, r. J. Davies South BroOklon, VIM r bagrove Pre-
narrd II X Miit Elnd.nn y V Prrr 81 els. le2 Inc
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nR. UPHAM5 ELECTUARY tan internal remedy Il
IJcerain for the PILES, either internal or external
bleeding or blind Sold only In this city al The Office OF the
Original rc3neor, A. UPHAM, NJ ID. regular educated
Physician twenty years experience, confined 10 an ONCE
oratce where Piles and all Chronic Diseases
nlly treated Medical Ofce 1870 BOwery, four doors above
spring Office hours from A. NJ. TO Z. NJ Afvoe
yrsrs l~lI NV
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THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE

TOT,ITITTVT
EFT EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD, who i
IL troubled with Coughs. Colds Splitting Blood. Lter Com
plant. Asthma. Bronchitis Nh0oping Cough, Pam IN the
S,fe Brt Throat, rising tickling IN the Throat
Nervous Debility. Papaion Of the Heart Broker Constiiu
ton from the caoine and other try the
and only genuine syrup WILD CHEEKY prepared by the
ceebrafcl DR.. SwAYsE OF Philadelphia All others are pu
-ious ami mere mutations Therefore be- cautious % ask tor
the Original and only Genuine preparation from Tins yaua
bic Tree Dr. swAYSg's CONPOUND SYsUP o. WILD CHER
Az Principal Oihce n. w corner Of Eighth and Race-ss
Philadelphia
and Race Philadelphia
AGENIs-Hasiiand. Reese Co. Ne,v-YOrk; DR.. W. H.
NOR cor. BroadV ay and JOhnsi r. A. Sands 1913 Bow"
rry r. h. Warner 5 B.recher-s. y. \. City; Mrs. Hays
BROOKLYN; w. q. Wood. Harlem Benjamin Odds, Newark
John Pearson. Railway John Terhunc New Brunswick, v
j.: j. Harrison. Salem, Mass. w. H. Pierce, Albany j.
NJ Winslow. Rochester, y. Y. Bacaus Bull. TIoyi }.
Green Co. NOrceste Mass, John 7. Hall Co Boston,
Harvey Seymore Hartford, Conn. T.. HOldge, Buffalo, "
Y. William Montgomery. Lan-ingburg y. " 7. NJ Cohen
Co. Charleston. ;. C.. Andrew Oliver Co New Orleans,
r. J. Adams and +. krine. =. Louis; VIM. Thorn Puts
burg. p Y Hinman CINCINNATI iea 3meod~
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LAW NOTICE

VOHN BROUGH. lste Auditor Of State and Fund Comms-
j soner Of Ohio has associated himself with hi- brother,
CHARLES II. BROUGH, and PETER linn, Esqrs. IN
the practice ~ the Law, IN the city OF Cincinnati, ONO
Puneual attention will be gwen all business IN Law and
Chancerv entrusted them. IN Hamilton and adjoining
Counties and the District and Circuit Courts OF the United
States tor the State Of Ohio
Collection business VIII receive particular and prompt at
,enon Office northeast corner OF Main and Third streets
Ctcinnar, June q, l8i5.
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BOAEDTNG SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY (BOARDINGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN. CONN-D. II. CHASE, 4. NJ PRINCIPAL
Established in 1885 Sessions commence May 18th and Oct
18th continuing five months at 80 per session thorough
preparation for College or business, aud personal attention,
Lads from NewYork placed IN charge Of careful per
SON going and returning Circulars al ~ Market street sno
~ RrpsdSsv 20 We
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
Messrs Winslow and Perkins, Wal street. Ne".fofk.
jacob Little Co.
Robert II. Morris, ESQ Postmaster
Anthony L. Robertson, Counsellors at Law.
Francis Srlitu.
J. A A J. Robertson, Pear street,
sheldon. Phelps Co souih Nl-lam'
LII 1.tx! ,x
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Boarding an0 Aotele.

DOARD IN the Countrywide subscriber, oceup,ngs
ID very PLEASANTLY silusl.d and roomy dwelling al AT
nd. contiguous 10 the Stage Road, surrounded b' saa"
Trees Of receiving ON. 90 TWO small isib's "
, few single bOarders. Access 10 und from ue Wy "
,aee ~ Ice adaydsiancc bi miles Inquiry may De nane
Of Mr. Nm Wisc IT, " aoh Maser, NJ ~ funvns'''''
BrOoAlyn or by direct application Of . - r,x,o,
ivi5u. Flnilsnds, oppo-,. bcrgrns
DONKDI<(:-t5cuil,nlen aud their wives, az single
ID ,.nI,-ni,n can obtain board, WIN pleasant fOons, ~
NJ Fvrsyilsir'et Ia ier.uc,- e,shan.ed ", ~
lDUALD,-fleasant Room = MN huaid san De "vss'h'"
ID ai l5l anal o. for Cent, and their wives OF snss
lfcutl, msu. ~
DOAkDIN(..-Mr- NJ ohiM. ,cs " alDui-.ueci. be-
ID tween 9Th, fhlaiepna Having c'dn' i'u WIN
ar old ishm.nt, the and couuo~il"us """-" al
dining, prepared Ia accounoias an adnlu"hs nu"'
sr OF geuccl BOadrrs She has several iafso NJ" ~J
n,r,n.,i. t,u families, Travellers and oh.rs
WARM AND COLD BATHS sie alasiri !" me h"us"'
and every attention paid by herself and walters Ito 'ius
tou 1, ntfaL Terms moderate. ~ III
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MOTH E.-TAe -uuscnDers bOAkDlNU HOUSE al
LongBranch. fronting the Atlantic Ocean, Is no" open
for the reception VI company, under the management Of Mrs
Ferguson - - - , - -,
II sea Bathing pleasant scenery, pure air and quiet
t.bmani JNO. HOPPER
Tory Ranch Y l. June D. 1875 le-3 imeOd'
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MOTTO 4 ui application for the discharge VI al inso
vent from hs trbs pursuant TO the provisions Of the
third article OF the trs title Of The nn chapter o Tie second
oart ~ the Revised statutes.
ROBERT NIXON, OF the ciiy OF Albany and county Of
Albany. Notice fret plbshfd July so creditors 10 APP
OF The degree OF councillor, &c. al L- Office. No EN-
change Building on The 18Th day ~ September l3i al ten
ocock In The forenoon Of that day. Dated July ), lSih
frf
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~ sumption by scneIch's Pulmonc Syrup
Sir. SCHENCk Dear Sr-lt l. a great Satisfaction 10
ne his iay lay before You and The public the OF
my daughters health by making use OF your genuine fu
mJnc syrup Ny wife and self gave up al hopes that she
ever could BE cured The ghbOrs general pronounced
her consumptge and phy scans tst attended her
the space OF fourteen months. told and they could
1--WE Der relief. Al length We discovered some refer
your Pumouic syrup beng genuine cure Tor con-
sumption, and Il has proved 80 IN my daughters case /
eau che,ruy recommend u tie public As u be 40 qnack
ery and now VIII give you statement Of my daughters
case For several months continual cough, day and night
and night sweais burning In the palms Of The hands ana
the feet and seldom without pains IN her mead
continual pain her e side and length was maAng lis
appearance both Sides and her shoulders aso drehu
uyltness across her chest with the loss Of appetite ana
swelling OF ancles This be relied on as an honest
statement OF my daughters and any one "snns 70
cal may her a. NY house. fETEh DfLASi,
p Marketstreet, Newark, New-Jersey
CITY and County Of NesO- York, IS.
Peter D-any duly deposes and says that the fore
going statement. signed BY him. Just and Ins 20 ne es
OF hI. Know led re and belief PETER DELANY.
sworn before me. his LIST day Of August, 1874
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
Please notice that the genuine Schsncs Pulmonc syrup
can be had the fropreOfs Ohce only, No. CORTLAND
street fas dof. below Bros'~sv 20. wv
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GRAHAM AMI TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
3. OJ nnd u hnrcia, :.i. \. !.

an. Vt " Am NN'FFNTFI
49, THIS HOUSE 10 -aua',l un re- peasant ana any
.trset esri!ut nom BfOtdway a. iir huosOA Af'i
me end OF the Landing vi c' 40 ihr NhinJ
.sanloai- H. Other he Park fvu'iai1-h' h".'e unt
u minutes walk from eih-f, sudous hive niAuir- was
rom ti- Eastern steamboat landing.
TOO separate tables srv provided, one 'u' 10 ~. =,
.ommodaion OF tLe eaters Of mea SUD 90" ourf s..'uy
,ma,1 t,r those who wish lo hrsh mests itVn
their Dirt. - -. -.
Ladies and Gentlemen from he country afryinS stew OF
many IAN b.. accommodated with qurtDes-, plenty
nnnes who.sonc food aud freedom from Ia" igne- ~
,lcohOl and Tobacco. -,
To Cod, doucie and shower Daus nee, ana warm 's"
At 4 small Apense. ,, -
Terms II per day Permanent boahr'- f.ons" ~"
fea-Duabe llNll iui<n" a u, '''i
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Twill not wish thy better state
Was one Of low degree.
But / must weep that part!a. Fate
Made such a churl Il me.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

DlCHARD FISHER, JR- WaciENaAer aud Jeweief
II prepared to sell WATCHES al retail lower uan
any House the ciy As be s constantly receiving
de-cr puons direct from the Nanuscurers IN Eng and
France and Swzer and he enabled 10 offer very sfke
assortment Of Cod Watches from sl5 10 sloo each >Ee
do from - 80 eac-al warranted 70 keep good ume
the money returned. Also, very good assorunerl VI
JEWELRI and SILVER WARE very low a.,
" B-SecOnd hand Watches and Old Cod and slVef
taken In exchange bought for Cash Watches, COCKS
Music Boxes and JeSey repaired IN the best manner aho
warranted By experienced workmen, lOw a. any one
H0use IN this city. RICHARD FISHER Jn Importer OF
Watches ard Jeweiry Wholesale and Re all 20 -. Dfosa
way Sew-York a few doors above the City Ho-pliAl
RICHARD ~
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u~nR GOOD ana .u-Fceut REASON. shown NE, hereby
,-ouest Thai te use Of street washers, attached 10
The Croton Water Pipes be entirely discontinued for ihe
wes ending THURSDAY -ih instant aud direct that al al
time. the us OF IRE h, drant- ior any purposes except the
eNngushmen Of hres. must b. discontinued save when
special permission i gwen n writing ~ me Cfolon Aqle
duct Board. ,- T..
The penalty for opening IRE hydans j, . dollars ior
each offence aud the policemen are directed % De- dsent
ana n,yerr the iuacou OF the law and arrest any and
every person who after being warned. -ha continue ~
viois,er fivl7gl W. HANEMENER Mayor.
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OfficA Or rHE MEschs>fs s,st rs CO.
No. o. Wall-str-et- )
nIyIDEND-The Board Of Directors Of The Merchants
DFe Insurance Company have ms day dec AIRED semi
annual viteud ~ -Four per ,tA- on the NapiA S-oeA'
PAYABLE on aud after the Ism 49,,
se Transfer Book VII be closed from Tie 7ih 10 18th
inst - IL ~ A--E"' -.
Sew.Yors Tulv :. i4th " ~"
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SANS sOUOI hOILL, bALLsi ON 81 ~ " &
~, THIS LONG KNOWN AND fANOkiIE fSlab-
"a lshmenL with extensive grounds belong my 70 ~
- and all It's has been recently put M"
most perfect order and repair and VIII be 0penej Vf 'hs
recepiion OF Wis tors ON the 5lh of June next
TIA. Inducements and advantages offered by VIC SeDs
lnci AZ ghtiu summer retreat too "dry NOV"
N rnd,f m,lle description Necessary Its spacious sha
.legant saloons and spanmenls-ue ncb ana 1's 'lneo
a,y of It's extensive pleasure grounds now 10 e us ss
r.f, of finish and cu.tyaiOnue quiet retirement ~ ~
bady rereas-and the comfort and order winch hl"'
"A .a uefyaie and characterize the whoe rslsbushnsn--
M combine ~ present unnysed suacuons To ue pubiic
generally ,,,., IA, . q. 49,.
To families snd those no. from dricat" health ~ oshes
esson, may prefer quiet and feposs, Oilers peculiar V-n
sse. is location miles from Saratoga springs WIS
.hch II has aion ~ railroad several ume, lsy,
s aaording easy opportunity OF mlngAngln us Ke's on"
nuseenis Of that fashionable watering place "luOo o.
NJ sub crd O the annoyance and Confusion ~ " cfv."s
III. safsloga Mineral Waters viii be constantly fuh'shso
and sparkling as al the springs ei'es
There are also Mineral fountains IN ihr lninr1is. F'y
II the Sans sOuci great value and enrscy lne lew
PBUk sPsisc BATHs Saratoga Lsse, are io"f H.ss
i.faut and carriages Will from the HO'e AT AZ hnrs ios
he visitors ho may wish 10 use t~ Dsns
N 10 en- .oy the delightful scenery OF thr iakr . .
The sans sOucl" wl bee under the charge 81 Nfs H. n
CRANE and y. W. HUxFORD, late of the Eas1 Tavern.
Albany they thai their personal snofn pssme.
sih It's many natural advantages and stfsctons W" ehas'
all that could be- wished for by those who sees bss"
.omf,r or pleasure during the coming season lee
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Jersey tliy, Jan y I6FF . ~ -, -.
Ns,r ky,sy Hudson county, ss-Personay appeared be
fore me- the subscriber Mayor OF Jersey CITY Ephnun
Tucker who being by duly sw orr according 10 a" on
1 oath d depo.e and say that the facts above stated and
by him subscribed ia relation 10 The cure erected Dl
Schenca. Pumonc syrup tue, snd further ssyelh not
PHTERPENILEY, Mayor OF Jersey City.
Jersey Civ. Jan. -, lSli
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