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Weather. Crops. &c.

PEAcHEs-Wc Were informed the other day by
an extensive peach grower from district where there
are many orchards that the product in his ncighhor
hood, would. apparently be- very good. The peaches
will not be superintendent last year. but they vii
be larger and better
WHEAT--A gentleman who recently passed
through the Rock River country says that the wheat
crop never looked more promising The quantity
grown this season in Northern Illinois Will far exceed
that Of any former year.
HARyEsT-We believe the wheat crop Of Bcrk.
ley viii turn out better this year than many year,
past Nartnsburg (Va) Gazette
The Port Tobacco Md Times Of the eth says
Some Of our planters have commenced their harvest
in the wheat field, and from what We have seen We
Judge they will reap a, least a fair one.
The HagerstowD Md Torch Light says
Thus far our farmers have had no right 10 complain
for the crops are uniformly good and II they escape
be greatly more abundant than any within the last eight
or nine Years.
lT We are informed by planters that the corn
corn crop l. much injured and will fail entirely if the
drought endures much longer. In many places il j.
but from knee 10 breast high and already tassel and
silk.
The Chai,ahoochce il at this time lower than il has
been known to be tor many years. The -iemboa, Co.
lunhus however. with great difficulty, and much TO our
surprise reached here Tuesday last from below.
stored her freight and returned 'orhe bay
Fort Gaines Wing eth.
- Many farms on the Warrior have been
greatly injured 10y the frcshct Of last month Some
have been replanted others continue 10 struggle but
cannot recover from it, effects. Generally the river
planters are thrown much behind. The insect has
shown itself in considerable strength in the brake
and praric 10 the damage OF cotton. The weather has
been favorable for cleaning crops In many places II
has been too dry for strong growth Thus far j,
promslnr-cotion feeble. Tuscaloosa Monitor It'll
- We fear that irreparablc injury has been
sustained by considerable portion OF the corn cotton
wheat and crops in North Carolina by the frequent
and late irosis and the prorac'cd drought We have
heard OF wheat fields so entirely destroyed. that the
owners turned in their stock upon them. OF fields
which the frost has bghcd either ia whole in part
and OF oats which have not lad sufficient rain TO pro
duce either stalk head The effect OF this already
in the rise Of flour from 81 So barrel and OF
corn from - cents 10 70 bushel Cotton has probably
suffered less than any other crop, though it has
capped injury. Fayetteville, n c. Observer.
- The frosis of last week We're remarkably
in this secnon Apples Pu,nbs and Cherries have
been almost totally dest owed ani many OF the gardens
in this village have 10 be- planted for the third time
this season. The eject ~ frost were even more severe
in the South part Of Sieuten county than IN the vicinity
OF town. Dansville n. " Wing. 9Th.
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PRINTING INY N1yUFAcToRY.

'y'iE SUBSCRIBER ~. r"plfly Introduced steam pow
and niprov ri ma n1sly nfO iis mandatory hch
cradles hun fn a. cu.fsa!erY with very superior
.cle PuIie-s and mere nii- "ho may nave orders for
Printer *, Ill ind then promptly exceeded at moderate
prices ard may be assured OF Jing supplied with Ink " an
qus y. which 0f bfpnancy and durability Of color
excel ed ia the coaDry The subscriber manufactures
s oil color, IN I'D blue, esn, sc. Orders IL
recsd 20 hi manubcOr' 20 frOni--frref between Mont
gOnery aDi GOuycueuT streci- Eisf River, through the
despatch post, VIII be- Vkctuay ssuded TO- This paper
has for several y.ar. pot been printed With INK from ID.
factory. i-f1 ,,aWi GEO. MATHER
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Qrusses.
HULL,S TRUSsEs.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERsONs-Persons a.
hced with Rupures may rely upon the best nstrumen.
tai aid the world Affords application al e office, No
Vesey street, To tbs Agents In tho Principal Towns tle
United States BE careful Ia the back pad OF HuPs
rrusse- II they endorsed by Dr. Hull in writing.
None genuine, Ia be relied upon good, without hs
signature
celebrated Tsses and thousands imposed
sequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unsA mechanics and arc no better Than the ord'
nary Tnisses.
Rooms have been fitted up No Vesey street exeu.
syey for ladies' having separate entrance from the busi
department, where eAe In constant attendance 70
wait upon patients. nIlu
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LAW NOTICE

John BROUGH late Auditor of State and Fund Commits
Oner Of Ohio has associated himself with his brother
CHARLIE, H. BROU Oh. and PETER linn, Esqrs In
The practice Of tie Law, in the CITY OF Cincinnati Ohio
Puncua attention VIII be given 10 all business, IN Law and
Chancery entrusted 10 them, in Hamilton and al oulng
Counties and the District and Circuit Courts OF the United
States for the State Of ONO
Collection business VIII receive particular and prompt A.
fenon Once northeast corner OF Main and Third streets
Clacnnal, June III, l14l
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ARREST FOR DECOYtNG AWAY SLAVEs.-Thc Day
ton journal mentions that information has been received
in that place of the Of Mr. James Slsugh Of Day
ton in jacksonville, Hopkins county. hent.-ky the
charge of having assisted decoying away ssve The
journal thinks there i mistake. NJ : quiet
unofendins citizen when home and went 70 Kentucky
10 see son who il charged with murder
The LUNArIc AsYLUN.-We hear that the Com
missonn.s 10 select site the Lunatic Asylum met AZ
Newark on Tuesday On "Wednesday they visited the
Boomin gdae Asylum and next week they viii visit Sc
veral Hospitals New Englan At their lgeeting this
week they have examined some SITES near Newark and
the 25h they vii meet Camden TO look Al those
offered IN West Jersey. Trenton Gazette. I'm.
UNION CoLLEGE-ln addition TO the interesting
exercises the coming seicenfennia anniversary OF
tins isyorIe Institution the Kappa Apna society one OF
the Oldest in the College ho1s rs gathering The Poem
VIII be delivered by Mr. FArnhsr The Oregon traveller
,ne Grafton by James c Smith, ESQ young lawyer Of
Wayne county. Alb. Eve. jour.
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BOOK-BIEDERY

THE OLD ESTABLISHED JOB BOOKBlNDERY
~ and 10 Fu.fnn--ree. The subscriber continues ~
give hs special attention 10 all descriptions OF JOB BOOK
BINDING, AMI invites Librarians and all persons having
charge Of Book Institutions and gentlemen having Libraries
% call and inspect his unique and substantial STYLES Of Book
binding. and hee 20 refer 20 the first booksellers and Libra
ran. in fls city
For durability Of workmanship, with every OF taste
and very reasonable charges this extensive esfaa -meut
stands unriyaled EDWARD WALKER.
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D A.
-Is-Tt-- VIII -e tT flflc Auc-o1, ~ tis r-cc near
hsuy on WEDNESDAY. iie 81 day June A. l0 oco-k A
" Or ert.-e ler1 uf r4re-lrel ami luDorfe. SHORT.
HORNED DURHAM CATTLE. consisting III siaI-,f s-,-
animals B1s COWS ard Hefer- Cafaio-,e. 1ri mos.
fll notice nav b. the May No Of he Absnv Cr.f
vafdr. and Nrfv-i ors American Agrcil.flrs-
The vii be POSITIVE and without reservation .xre,t
10 reaol % three or 'oir ma. ilas on which Tie -uh-
-crhr 81 ID cIs rn tie privilege of bidding openly sri ,.-h
Others not on account ~ any peculiar Merit rlf thar h. -.
not necessarr get ou- %; the nucleus Of stock which r,
sni be nks more l-hy Of han any other and which n
quality be- fa, confident saying cannot b- -rna ..et and
may te compared .;h thee oi these or pro.necver
with others even u Others much 10 his ac,ou could
be hid.-Molut Hope. rear Albany M.y .ah. 1915
N.Y. 70 Jr25 is7visAo. - + ?. PRENTICE.
~ Canal from W off River to Ncmphi-,-By
order the Board VI Mayor and Aldermen tie Town of
Memphis, Tennessee Do hereby yerise Tor proposals
construct Cana from Wolf River 70 the Cfy Of Memoirs
distance + Miles sad ana. VIII be laid out In Sec
tons each. and sealed proposals for IL conrc-
tOn vii received Until tie -Oh day Of July next ,ts
work 20 paid for the Bonds % IRE Corporation lavin
Twenty Years - run, win Interest payable at
Pillade pha-
Tie Corporation out Of debt and has revenue Y, ch
has increased o. per per annum for e four vars
and amounts 70 about twenty-five ooo) thousand dO
lars year.
Operators wishing invited 70 come and ex
anime ground. when al Ire Information r.-i Will lie
furnished J. J. FINLEY. Mayor Of Memphis Tenn.
memphis. On Aprl. 1870 AL typos
re- Wafer Curc.-Dr. >HEw gise- advice on the new
system Il o. Barcysireei lenirance al present o5 Pa
lslis Will Chrome Diseases ARE treated New Lebanon
Spnngs Columbia Co v y situated > miles T. OF Albany
ana miles ". Of Pu-ned. Mas DR.. > viii spend pOf-
ions 0i The summer season a. this place
The Wafer-Cure Journal and Teacher OF Health. Joel
Shew, NJ D. Editor. Campbell & Nhiimarsh Publishers
be- Obtained 0l VIM. II. Graham. Tribune Buildings $50
Sas-au--freet Neyv-Yo CRY subscribers VIII hereafter
receive their numbers al tins place. Terms 81 per volume
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SANS soyoI HOTEL, BALLsToM SPA, n Z

o., THIS LONO hNON y AND FANOkllE ESIAb'
LIE i-hment, with the extensive grounds belonging 10 ",
and al - appurrnance-, has been recently pat into Tho
perfect order and rpair, and Will be opened for Tho
reception os vls tors On the 18th Vt June neat
TIE Inducements and advantages offered by the Sano
SOuci deli ghlfg widely known
render minute description necessary. Its spacious and
elegant saloons and aparmens-lhe rich and diversified
beauty OF It's extensive pleasure grounds the hghsss
Oi finish ami cuti, atOnhe quiet retirement " ms
shady retreatsand the comfort and order which IL intend.
ed shall peryae and characterize the whole esabishnieus
al combine present unriyslcd attractions the public
generally.
families and those who from delicate health OF othsr
reasons may prefer quiet and repose orers peculiar
sages It's location miles from Saratoga Syringe with
winch has communication by railroad several limes day,
thus atoring easy opportunity OF mngns IN the sAies nd
amuseuens of that fashionable watering place. without b.
ing sub ected 10 the annoyance and confusion OF Its crowdA
The Mineral Waters wil be constantly Furnished
fresh heahui and sparkling at the springs thesevce
There also Mineral Fountains IN the immediate vicinity
OF the sans sOucl, Of great value and efficacy The
sULPBuR SPRING Barns Saratoga LAKE, four miles
distant, and carriages viii from the Hotel all fog
the accommodation Of visitors ho may wish the bsihs
CT To enjoy the delightful scenery OF the lskc.
The Soucl Will be under the charge ~ Mira III. II.
CRANE and +. W. HUAFOkD, sfe of the Esgl. Tavern,
Albany. and ley trust thai their personal efforts, together
nh It's natural ads and III render
II all that could be wished tor by those who seek health
comfort or pleasure during The coming season
t..lD
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TRIBUNE BOOK-BINDERy

No. : >PNI CE->IKEEI. fIMri story. l-GAYLORD
" ALEXANDER, are prepared 10 execute Binding for
Boo k.eer,, Public Libraries, and private individuals
y B-Parcuar attention paid 10 re-hinding old Books
Periodicals Music. &C. Ia good style and RI reasonable rae-
Persons Wishing ihe CRY have ef BOOKS rebound
short notice. iy27f
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SALLMANDEP SAFES.

OlCHS IMPROVED PATENT sALAMAsDER
IL sAFESH srta.tsd Fire, Thpsf aud Damp Proof The
Sasmandefi IL he OILY safe among the many purporng
he Fire prOpi Itch has Ia nj proved 10 be
mas beer seyersy tested different times and not -nge
instance Os sdduced where has failed preserve
its contents wards OF four hundred have been sold by
the subscriber md his agent NewOresns. The public IS
invited 10 coil and examine r themselves the OF
4. ). MARVIN, 1873. Wafer ST.
Safes Of other makers ard second hand Safes very
cheap my29
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a NEWBURGu ~ MINER RETREAT.-Ths
subscriber respectfully announces to the public that 10
SUI continues io keep the above named BOARDING
ESTABLISHMENT for the reception of those who may
wish enjoy the advantage Of cool and healthy atmosphere
The House LARGE and COMMODlOUS and pleasantly
situated Academy Ill., within hye minutes walk VI The
steamboat landing. The prospect of the richest The
Hudson, afodng unobstrcted view Of Newburgh bay,
and Of West Point, the Highlands, Mounains
Scenery, Families single persons be sccommoda
with board by the day week reasonable price.
Newburgh, May, l8ih lmyH 2mlstpl l.. Z. DODGE
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INTERESTING SCFNE.-ln the last Vermont Chroni-
Gle is an of the recent meeting at Peacham
Vt OF the Caledonia County Conference of Churches
The writer says
"A circumstance which rendered the closing exercises
the interesting, the presence OF the venerable
and beloved Rev. Leonard Worcester senior Pastor Of
the church in peacham. For four or hve years.
through ege and inhrmy, ne had not visited the scene
OF his former labors and Il only the result OF a
special effort that he enabled 10 be AZ Pcacham on
this anniversary occasion nor was II deemed udicious
tina, he should attempt Ia be present az any more OF the
exercises than those Of the asha day al which time he
appeared and seated in armchair near the com
munon table Az the sight Of theirOrmer beovedeacher
and guide many Of those VINO had once -at under his
instructions affected 70 tears Besides, the
impression seemed generally prevail that the
Die Pastor had presented himself before the people
OF his former charge for the lasime What wonderihat
IN view OF these things, they should beray dcepiclt
emotion
Father Worcester thought il no, best 20 stternpi
participate IN iheeXerclses any farther than tOpronouncc
the beuediciion and but few that be- would
attempt this Bl. men the closing hymn Wa sung
turned eyes towards the altar behold the good
man had arisen, and we were more and probably
bw more, hear his voice IN the house OF God
In moment all silent the grave With quivefing
lips and with feeble and trembling voice he pronounced
few words full OF wisdom kindness and love babe u
aecionaie farewell and gave us his parting blessing
This was truly beEcdicfi0R. Tears now flowed from
eyesthaf had hitherto remained dry. Those who pleased
retired but many renamed a. unwilling 10 leave III
they could al least grasp the hand OF their venerable f
lie again seated his chair and many gathered
around him As We saw them after another grasp
ing his hand and bursting into tears Of them az
tempting but in vain "a speak and then retiring from the
house. again o. their seats 20 weep there. we too
wcpi Would that the genius Of some paint.r or poet
eht portray this 20 the life that those who were
present might be enabled 10 sympsthise with those
who were"
The aged minister here spoken Of is brother Of
the late Rev Dr. Samuel Worcester. first Secretary
Of the Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions
and Of the late venerable apostle OF Peace Rev. DR.
Nnah Worcester ID ID
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PLRIFOCAL sPEcTAoLEs.

'IUEsE LENsLS, pronounced superior Ia all others In
use. 0y DTs lhfdner Paierso1 ara Numerous other sci
critic gentlemen, of American invention sad manufacture
,d only IT The new and exe'lslyf OFFICIAL WORKS,
North Oycnd, Mass. Numerous malls of their men,
he sowr but ~ seeing bfc fg the public IN
yed a. sxsnlne and judge for rBcIseyes They may be-
found tie wholesale and eis A1 y, No 49, Broadway,
and a'so a I. J. CROWNS Bob Store, 6i] Broadway.
DifhcJh cases OF detcien. vision s,J,std.
m,l.7 II r. H. 8 BRIGHAM.
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fine tuatrbes ano lcweIrn.

DICHARD FISHER, JR. WachMaker and Jeweler
III ! prepared 10 sell WATCHES Al retail lower THAI
other House IN The city A. he i constantly receiving
al descriptions direct from the Manufacturers m England
France and switzerland he J. enabled 10 offer very large
assortment of Gold Witches from SIS 10 -loo EACH Silver
do. from - TO so eacsl warranted Ia keep good time
or he money returnei Also, good assortment OF
JEWELRl and SILVER WARE very low.
" B-Sccond hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken In exchange bought for Cash Watches Clocks
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired IN N. best manner aud
House IN ilas city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer Of
Watches and JeSery Wholesale AMI Retail, No. 81 Broad
way, New York, few doors above the City Hospital
RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
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HARLEM STAGES,

HARLEM ~rAcE~.-Fr0m - CtqflaH-s'. 10 hir-
lem for ln c,' 20 loriihe for cents starting eac
way every - minutes from \. II. 10 7. NJ. with stage
each way ri T. W. AID up from BOHeryl II +. NJ Tds
b. the cheapest ageru n fis wordaud citizens viii md
ride % Harlem pleasant and heaihfu. farr Sundays
} cents lr any distance. Good stages aud willing horses
irlfffv j. vi RPHY. 3 Chatham--t
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One halt Of all thy kingdom
Would no, Nth me agree
Give 3, ~ thy young queen,
And leave my honor q me"
And hear thou. little Karin.
VIII thou not yield 70 me
\ cask with spikes all studded
shall then thy dwelling be.
II a cask with spikes AZ studded
shall then my dw@..ing be.
Gods holy anee.s know fall wei
That without guilt hc
They put the iiilc Karin
In the spiked tun within
And then the kings young servants
They rolled her in A ring.
And from the high, high heaven
Two snOw.white doves there came
They took the little Karin.
And 10 they three became.
And from the deep. deep hell
Iwo bOa.Dlack ravens came
They took the wicked king
And 10 they three becamc.
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REFERENCES

REFERENCES.
Mcssrs. Win-ow and Perkins Wall street. New York
Jacob Little Co.
Robert H. Morris, ESQ. Postmaster
Francis Griffin, q" Law
i. 4 !. Robertson, Pea. street.
sheldon. Phelps \ Co. South William,
ielf 2axfV
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. SC.

WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du-
"A peN, Patent Lever Anchor Escapement. Lepne ard
Vertical WATCHES selected from the best Manufacturers
In Europe winch will be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers
Also some new Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals Keys &c
Do do. do Gold Pencil Cases Gold Pens
Do do. do Thmbes. Rings, Pins, &c.
Do. do do Bracelets, with Stones.
Do do do. Silver Forks. spoons,
All the above articles will BE- sold At the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted Ia he equal the best made In the city,
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watches, &c.
No. Nas-au-st opposite the Custom House.
P. S.-The above articles carefully Repaired and War
ranied, By the most skifll wOrkmen IN the civ mt
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I,IRE.WORkS.-WHOL AND RETAIL
Il United States Laboraiory.-TLe subscnb~n have On
hand and entire sok Of brtssf Fire Wsvtst
comprising very general assortment, which sof beeny 81
and real utility viii exceed any ever onefoo ~
ITEM 10 Is years; and II sod by weight will be found ~
perhaps - per cent the cheapest 10 The city.
Canion Fire Crackers, &c II sbgndance
GAsSNER L YOUNG,
l32 Cha.hamsL opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers In Groceries and fruits and Agents for The celeoso'
ted Pavilion Fountain ii sarafogl
N B-serpen,s and Chasers being prohibited IN is city,
g. Y VII. only receive orders for hem from the country.
;e@
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~ A lady in this town was delivered of three
hne healthy boys Monday last. They all we are
reoced to hear doing well We often hear of two girls
and boy at one birth and sometimes of two boys and
gir, but three boys carry Of The palm.
concord o. H. Pat.
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W n OHES J u w LIN Oil Z II w AhE, &c.
rUHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the attention OF
their friends and The public their select assortment OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES consisting OF
Duplex Lever and Lepne Watches OF the variops approved
makers cased in the neaest style, and wnanied correct
time keepers
Silver Knives, Forks Spoons. Ladies', Tea Sets Cups.
Casters, sc.
Plated and Britannia Ware specacles, Pencil Cases.
Mane Clocks, Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods, &c which they
enabled TO Ofsr for SAFE AZ very reduced pi,es.
Watches an Clocks carefully Repa red and Warranted
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER,
At the Old Established Store % Pearl OF Fulton
street. opposite L. :. Hotel. IS
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PATENT WATER PIPE.

PATENT WATER PIPE.
'INHE Subscribers manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER and
BETTER tfn any other now Ia Use for the vance
Of WATER 10 Cues Villages and Private Residences. IL
conveys pure the fountain Itself; and THEY WAR
RANT Il SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than any other
for drain soil and Pipe and for hydraulic purposes
generally. An extra premium Of ten dollars and silver
medal awarded The Inventor the last Fair Of the
American Institute.
AL orders promptly attended 10 l42 Fulton-sueet
ally J. BALL l. co.
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FOUNTAINS.

CAsT IRON FOUNl AIMS, consisting u Figures " We
" nl,, Hebs, Swans, Do!pmns, Uns Scrolls Shells, Ba
sins &c ong avtnety vi more tsn forty different kinds
al Prces from = % y 20 Also Lin and Force PUMPS,
throw from 10 % 80 gallons per minute; Iron Liz Pumps
cls;els ~ shallow Ills together with Fire Engines, Hose
Carts copper riyeted Hose, Coupling Screws
set0red ior wholesale of retail, by ID. L. FARSAM,
myis SIN Fu
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STOCK OF NORTH.AMERJCAN PHA.
- LANX-For sale Shares OF the Capital Stock Of ths
American Phalsnx, al discount OF 80 per cent En-
CURE OF 5. Rankin, lOs South Peasueet, Albany, NY.
u2Y SWs
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NOTICE.

vuNHE copartnersp heretofore existing under Tho arm Of
Il BENEDICT HAMMOND, was dissolved on The Isth
May lo45 by mutual consent, Samuel Hammond having
purchased the interest g. w. Benedict who whdrsws from
the
). HAMMOND IL authorized 10 The Of The arm
IN qudaon thu being per articles OF agreement b.
tween s. W. BENEDICT and SAMUEL HAMMOND.
Dated March It'll, 1885,
s Hammond has this day associated with him OSDIN
AsHCRAFT and viii continue the business Of selling and
repairing Watches yewery usuaiat No " Merchantb
Exchange, under the hrm VI ). HAMMOND co
s. HAMMOND,
o. ASHCRAFT.
N. BIS Hammond having always attended 10 Chrome
meter Duplex, and tins himself, wishes TO inform hs
friends that he viii continue te same, ard socls continu
ance Of their patronage mis- u
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Boarding ano Botsls.

BOARD IN JERSEY N.-Desirshle BOARD
- may De obisre IA Jersey City either for single gentle
men small families No. y York street tbetwecn
Washington and Warren Commune the terry 10
cheap and the crossing until midnight eio ms
lOARDlN(;.-A gentleman and his wife. and four or
ID single gentlemen. can b. accommodated with board
and pleasant SSl BrOomesl Tie Railroad Caro
pass the house every hVr minutes. lc! Inn
DONRDlN(:-A sd Brcome-sL between Narick and
ID HBdson-sL-S or I Gentlemen can be accommodated
with full Board or Breakfast Tea and Lodging IN ~ I'm