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DIC AND BAR IRON STORAGE,

signed having erected cOmmOdiuls arAs for asserting
Bar Iron and having connected with his Warehouse eNe
ge Yards for Pig Iron. j. prepared o receive ho bar ana
pig uuon very favorable The location Of ie urem
s between Piers and North RIVER opposite large and
convenient Docks reduces very materially the usual eXpen
.e- of carriage IN receiving ard delivering Other mercan
i-e received Storage three story hreproof stors IN
-urable al the lowest rates. JAS. y. OLNE1,
ell Gaxlsff = Nest-st
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"A AND SILVER WATCHES OF the beat makers. NJ
J. Tobias. r. 4 g. Beasly J. Johnson. Gold Anchors and
Lepine for Ladies, Silver Forks, Spoons, Ladies, &c Colo
and Silver spect Chains Keys PLAID and fancy goods
Nc which prepared to sell low for cash. a. lob Boz"
ery 8 doors above BroOme-sL \. Y. -
AKERLY & BRIGGS
H. B.-Waiches, French Clocks and Jewelry repaired
aousl 10 he rainal JED rncOdis-
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~ Union Theological seminary.

Anniversary this Institution will be- held IN The Mercer y
Presbyterian Church. "Wednesday 18th inst, al TO A. VI
Music hy The Hayden Society connected with The ZEN
nary. under the direction of r. Howe, Jr
The friends Of the Seminary invited 10 attend le'
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10 summer Hnt-summcr Hal. {

all the latest fashions and variety consisting OF Drab Beaver
Pearl and White Cashmere Psnamas. Leghorns &C &c ?
- per cent les than Broadway prices. call VIII suhic
10 convince the sccptcaL
el2 eOdisti WATSON Co. l5i Chatham ~
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rFs- Noiice.-The annual Election for thirteen Director
of the Bchcrs and Drover- Bank for the ensuing year, az
three Inspectors for the next Election VII BE- held AZ m
Banking House corner Of Grand-sre and the BOwery,
TUESDAY the stu day of July The Pol Wi. he opene
a. o'clock and closed al 3 O'Clock. p. NJ
BY order of he Board
i.,o.f,Q ID " TOWNSEND Cashier.
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n denied success attending The of DR.. g. Benjamin
smiths iSugar Coafedl "lMPRONED VEGETABLE
PILLS. and tie acknowledged superiority which they pos
-e.- over tie common Ambitious, CaAartc and various
other Pills in general use have gwen them decided prefer
enos with ul WHO have a- them. aud they universally
tie air and pleasant purgatve ever offered
io fiac public.
Dealers furnished af fe NewIor. COLLEGE OF Health l19
Greenwich street New-Norh. And sold 10y
CAUTION As miserable imitation has been made,
BIZ the of sugar Coated Pills. u i necessary Ia De-
sure that Dr. g.. BE>JN SMITHS signature i on every box
Price 2lceu~ II
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FROM the Nchg gan State Gazette
INpILEPTIC FIT~.-Ju-tce % the afflicted ind

NpILEPTIC FlIS.-Ju-uce % the aitlci"d lAduces
Il me- make known publicly the ben, III nave derived
from the use of Dr. G. Ben amin smiths 81 CAR COATED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. Having been subject 10
Fu-pc FITS for three years past with extreme pressure
and ia n Tire back part my head after using a tie rem
de- that can be- iuent0ne-pOwerG and mild medicines,
bleeding Ac-l was prevailed upon % Try one box OF Dr.
smith. sugar PAs. bur thought az ue nr ihry dd me- no
d bu before using AL ~ another b0N began % rea ze
i.hf chan =. of feeling uS head aud ny MS ler me-
rrs,lnlv / began Co think hey would do me- good. !
5olrtf another h0, and used them Immediately. mus
av am cured entirely and think my r has been spared
bv using these Pills. nave since bought Them by One dozen
GEORGE WARNER. Alegan House.
Alersn. Mich May 10. l8ih
From what have observed ~ ine etrcis OF Dr. Hns
sugar Coated Pills have doubt % e correctness Of The
,6ov. JOHN F. ALLORD.
AIeaau Mich
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a DEN. Wednesday, June -'th->PLENDiD felt'
FORNANCES Wednesday and saturday afternoons Al %
O'Clock snd every evening O'clock The manager taxes
pleasure In announcing a farther engagement with All
REWAU. NAY. the &c ebnaied NEW-LEALAND CHIEF,
from BAY 90 the only specimen OF the tsnnos
ever seen in Amer,a In addition. GREAT WESTERN,
and MRS. WESTERN, who appear IN an entre ne" anu
original piece. The BLIND FIDDLER. talented per
former Mr. Cou0ver Mr. Nhitlocs ard several others.
AlInl-.lnn y llLrrn under 10 III Gems
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JOHN j. v. WEsrERyrLr, Auctione~r.
DN WIIIET 4 WESTERvELT, u

ID Spruce sL-FRIDAN, June y, al 10 O'clock No III
Walaer st-ENECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
rURNITJ RE- BY order of the OF the estate Of
samuel RO3me drcesse all the Furniture contained IN the
house ", ~ Walker 81 consisting IN part Of sotss. Maog
any fan French Chairs Olomsns Msrte Top Centre Tabes.
hand.oe mahogany Dining and Tea Tables Piano. elegant
Looking Glasses, set mshos Wsrdrobes,
Dressing Bureaus. mahogany Rockers Bureaus, cain and
rush bottom Chairs Wash stands Carpet. Rugs OH Cloth.
STAIR Carpet and Rods. Besiseais. Bets and Bedding,
Crockcry Glass and Gina are Pictures. Window Binds,
HAL Lamps. NC. &c.
Also Kitchen Furniture with which the sale viii CON-
mence.
above Furniture made by the best manufacturer, AMI
l good onier.
Also IN the buing lot OF Lumber suitable for Cab
met Makers. sc. e23 81
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/ For The New Poiiage L1w.-JVHN sHtLDONN "a
1r lie cts IN ct- aud III cs rates Postage, the
o. "A o. and %. Avo.rduq0s Weighs convenient
Pen ana Holder, improved evcrponied Pencil, Iooh-
PICK and Sovereu-Gua-e. Letter Seal resere of Lelf
an tie TOP Of he Case and he whole serves 20 measure H.
being exactly irches forming complete Muum IN Par
yo the couleni.ncrs NJ which seeyidenL For sale by
John J. BROWN 4 Co - ru.t0n-s- near Nassau.
desc .nIve circular given with each article ieiis
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ryIn To.Da,'- Paper We can he afeg,.oa q o.

pubic To hc tdiluoh. 'Niu'u't vt hrF Jaii'- VI Ni-
In favor OF Schrncs's Puimonc >vrup
MARLTON. NeN-Jrrscv. Nav 8h, 1875.
Mr. !. H. scHrNcS-sir AN Pastor Of TIE Bapns
Cinrch 81 Marion, NesJersey some three oriolr noli
since NSa- aiken OF the deacOu- 90 of DE-
respected ne ghbors Mr. Richard L. Cox, thrn lying To
human appearance. Deaths door by Consumption MY ds
urc impression that The gentleman would not I've ort
week To my surprise. saw him IN my congregation Ia
sabbath. healthy looking To-day have been u i-
house and received from HIM ile Assurance, ihal you
SYRUP was The means Of saving h. lie
am. respectfully, yours. JAMES VI ChALLl>>.
The certificate and deposition OF Mr. Cox, may be seen D.
smother par. OF ih- paper.
Please notice thar ?. : Beekman. OF ~ CORTLAND =; d
no longer an agent for the Of the Genuine schenck
Pulmouic syrup.
The Genuine >chencks Pulmonc Syrup be had 81 d,
Projectors Office. No Courtand-st few doors below
Rroad,sAy lmv-b lmeOdls' j. II. sCHkNCk.
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M IO,, OPERA nOtsE, CHAMBERS.

I STREET.-THE be> Nenl slesi Inca.fe N lHr { -
Immense srrrs-fion-TWO OPERAS ON ONE NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING June 25 vii BE- performed
tha RuresGue Operas Of SHtN-DE HEEL-A Art th ' ik
OMAN GIRL In the latter VIII he Introduced sasua-
bic POLKA ~.
ADMISSION > cents Private Boxes for four persons, -
Doors open a. half psi o'cOck-Perormsnce 10 com
rirnce AZ o'clock.
~ Box once open from A NJ unnl P. NJ where
So --.v -. s..r,,-,as ieSS
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~ \. BRAIrHNAITE> RETROSPECT OF PRAt-
TICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY. \ Halfleary
Iournai Containing Retrospective View at every DcOv-
crv and Practical Improvement he Medical Sciences.
Commenced no January. 1910. Published ia London boz
July and January of every year and repubshed In New
York by DANIEL ADEE. No. lO7 Fulton -
TERMs-The first 10 Nos, or Five Years -. Per year
thereafter, -. Invariably IN advance e2t
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L IIk>loNS-A sal across he hudson kNu 10 hOhO
KEN and then walk 10 the ELNSIAN FIELDS along the
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF the pare
viii prove The easily accomplished and attractive OF al
RURAL ENCD RSlONS tlai be made from the City
The Grounds presents charming aspect the trees being
leaf and The sol covered with rich turf The walks
In excellent order. having been considerably emheshed tn
present spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and
Christopher completely hiiei up with awnings
and Nigt Boats from liOboAen Ia Barclaysiree
uuul Al o'clock. Ferrisge oi cents. mylo fmus-'
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A BOOK FOR EVERY PROTESTANT

Two BE- Pt BLlSHED about the lpth Of JAY, by T.
WALKER. NJ sud 10 Fulton It. THE HISTORY OF
kONANI>Ni. H. earliest origin 90 tc present time, tl
e Rev John Dowln-. l. NJ To BE- published complete IN
one splendid yro volume of nearly 700 pages. printed IN
large fvue and euhei-hed with than ry highly I'm
shed EnguvinE- chiefly from Original Designs. Price
Uo'isr-; Liberia Discount allowed 20 Agents.
TO CLERGNNEN, POSINAsTERS. Nc.-N lnied. 10
every town and village In the United states. responsible
fo procure subscribers and engage IN the sale Of t
above vors. 10 whom liberal per cenage viii be allowed
Address r. WALKER. M Fulton - \. \. ie2f
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DOwNING'S NEW WORK.

list PrBLI>HED-THE FRUIT TREES OF AMER
y ICA. Or The Culture, Propagation and Management. N
Tie garden and orchard of Fruit Trees generally; with De-
.1tion- OF al lie ne- rareiies o; Friii and for
sr cultivated In ih- country. By 4 }. Downing ESQ
O1 t ck vol i2iio pp tl3. with engravias- - :
~. r .rre gv0 90 match he authors other wors-l 81
NOW READY. VOLS. r0f OF WILEY PI TNAM>
LIBRARY or CHOICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. printed
n large pe good paper and done Up IN extra cloh
b.ndll
VOL J. The Amber Witch and Fouques Uuiine. ani SIN
.-srl ard h.- Companions. M vol. 3
No- , Hazlfrs Table Iaz-Opnion- ON Books. Men and
Things. fr.f American edition. in vol -.
vol Eoiien or Travels IN the Eas'. and the French In
Algi-r.. in I VOL first American esiiion, =
Vol The -.-crni and the Cross. Romance and Re
ally OF Eastern Travel by Eho, Werburon in vol hrsi
American edition. u -
Published and for sac bv
- WlTrE L PUTNAM. lrl Nrndl Wav.
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CASTLE GARDEN.

u performances commence ~ oclos Adm >
rent--GRAND ENTEkr NNMENr-N "Wednesday even
re June 1fh. The entertain VIII commence with e
Overture o. la Cara Lsdra Mr. W WOOD VIII then sr-
pear a. a Mode OF Ancient >Aluary Nad'-ele DE>JAk-
bins viii dance Ie Pas De Cracove GroesQue Pas De
Den.e BIZ fi,. Masters Wood. Hornpipe by Mss COHEN
M Dem VIII TWO popular songs. ll-ern ssiOn 81
half an hour for Promenade and Refreshments Msisele
D.. anr- will dance q swiss Pas >euL To conclude with
pantnrlinlr anllI-ni The IADDER> OF IO\E
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.~A FOR THE FIsH!NG BANKS.

EA41nc7 The yteambost MUTUAL SAFETY. Cspl
LowsEn, viii make Q TIP 10 lhs Tishne
Bank. ON Thursday morning June 18th She viii leave S
loo, o Dusnestreet at O'CLOCK foot Of Csnalstress q
quarter past foot Of Hammond street at half pest oos
~ 81 foot of Mafketsr~e Of eu arer pass
q. and pier No. l. North River, NJ half pats
F.rr for excursion ~ cents Dinner provided On board
On her from the Fishing Banks, passengers VIII 10
landed at Fort Hamilton and hour allowed them to vist
his for,hcation. Bait furnished grars Liu<e
can b. bad board al = small chsrge. Regular rshinx
Bank excursions win be continued every ruesday Thur
day and Friday during The Summer.
The Mutual Safety be chartered for Pie-Nie PERTH
and excursions reasonable ssns BY applying ~ Co.
Tain on board, or ~
A. II SCHULTZ, co., Duane end wsss ~
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COMMITS PATENT YEAST.

A CCORDISG 20 th- old maxim, Bread Is the staff o.
"A lifen But % certain that GOOD HgALrHFUL BREAD
SWEET, LIGHT ana DIGEsTfBLE = by no means easily Oh
sined and myads Of persons obliged u wander aiont
without that essential stan.
Chemical science and research expended for
necessary and useful purpose than In the discovery
te material which should promptly and certainly produce
good Bread. That great de-dcrsiIm mas been obtained b,
tie Sail and patience Of Mr. Conant OF Lowell, who has
cer,anec the gradients requisite for lhe procuring Of sup.
excellent Bread. quickly the four b. kDeaded anc
baked II i demon-trabe that By the old slow process o.
ynou- fermentation, much Of the nutritious portion OF M
four = extracted but by he application Of COSAN1s
PATENT YEAST instantaneous efsrvescence directly o'
ows, and a.. he -acchsrlns properties Of the meal are Re-
famed thus securing the entire nourshnent which the hou
raiuraNy Includes
Sold, wholesale and retail. By
NJ MUSSEY, Clinton Hal, cor Beeknsn and Nassau
GAsssER 4 YOUNG. l5z Chaiham-sL
CHESTER briggs, 18l Broadway
JOHN H. BROWN BROTHERS, % and 81 bfoad-'-
STAPLES FORD, l52 BOwery.
; N.ALBRO. 5-3 BO~ery cor. bonc-sL
TIA : HOPE, 1872 Chamocrs-st
DOMINICk DRUMNOND, ~ Green"ich-st
SAMUEL KIP so5 Broadway u,,
Also BY the principal Grocer' N genefsL e'su
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
vV,FF -ub.cr-r wishes MAKE known 10 te pubic, TIA
much OF he biscuit and crackers which sold IN tt
rv ~ rt above names entirely different tn SODA
Ri-Ct'IT and SUGAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery
y h haze used by mysds, particularly those wha
a. r rom ind ges,on for more han twenty wears. with ths
best results; while The Imitation, which be made for
Jess pnce, though perhaps good for person in healh ar.
wholly unit for the sick The above Bscuir and CRAkERs
also Butter BISCUIT, WINE Biscuit bU1rEk CRAcKERs
WArEs CRACKERS, PILor and Navy BREAD all OF TIE 6ry
quality constantly for sale the well establish
meni rs Washington street, corner Of Wsrr-n-sreet
rUis' FPHkAiM TRFADWELI,S SON
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NIBLU'> EARDEN.-Doors Oprn Al O'cccs- Per.

lII~<
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 25ll--sih appearance
IN America Of Mr.. ROBERTS. who vii dance the Pss-de-
DeuN 81 Ia Polka with Miss Taylor Second week OF Thf
ACROBAT FAMILY. The performance commence with
the Hetiis>comsiy ZONE HOt r, Or The Carnival Ball
Charles >wy. Nj Roberts. To De- followed by me per
formances OF the ACROBAT FAMILY. To conclude With
The Comedy of \ ROLAND FOR AN DIVERSE Alfred
H.shfyer. Mr. Roberts Mara Darlington. Mss Taylor.
Ticket. rffv cents. -
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~" NEW Discovery, by which Stoves and Pipes or
Crates may be- kept iehlack, with beautiful polish
coach body, with one application year keeps Stove
and Pipes from Hsfng through the summer, and lar super
sede- he of paint Ia every description of lrOnence
IRON WORK, &c. Sold at p COurmd-st
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Markets.

The business portions of the City were deserted
yesterday any early hour and We could hear oil nothing
done worthy Of report
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\ SONG.
AIR" She a fcredfh Of Rocs"
She wore her face all pmpes
The night that frst met,
And though her chm finely dimpled
And her hair a. black a. jet,
Yet her complexion wanted cleHmess
And her eve that ray ofhOpc
That all can have who a cake
OfJOnes's Chemical Soap.
And once again met her-no pimples there;
But her face and beautiful and her neck white
and fair:
And standing by her side She sought and not IN
vain,
To a cake Of Jone Soap and her mind from pain
She used II; and her skin i white driven snow
Her hands. her arms her cheeks her neck free from
bemsh now;
saw her glorious beautifu-wiih such beauty can
cope,
But those who cake of Jones famous Chemical Soap
"a READER, TRY JoNEs's SOAP oNcE-You Will not be-
dissaiistedts effects really -inafly modifying Ia the
shin-to how u clears sOens and beauties ~
all crupons and DIST guremens such pmplcs ircckes
salt rheum, tan, suubum, mOrphew, &c The genuine l.
-Od where In The City but tive Sign OF the American
Eagle. 30 CHATHAM Street. or SO BROADWAY, New
Yofk Safest Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
and 81 Safest Albany. le25 2teOd
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amusements.
GRAND CONCERT,

10y KFNDALL'S BOSTON BRASS BAND. assisted By
ID nODNORTHS NrW-YORk CORSET BAND
Tn. cifrsns 81 New York respectfully informed tnsi
gr.r, Ras,oa Bras Brad assisted BY iedrertts Ne'r-
Ysrs Co~res Band, viii give GRAND INSTR NkNIAL
CONCERT the BROADWAY Tksfs>sCLE on Thu RSDAf
EVENING. June =. programme heresfer.l
Ticket. s. Cents 20 - hal al ne principal Music stores
AL uoe. and al he door 9th Tabernacle The evening
oith- Conceri.
Door open ST Il o'clock Performance 10 commence Al s
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Books.
MyEMOTECHNY

WILL BE PUBLISHED IN SEPTEMBER NEXT
w A cheap ~ tion Of PoPtLss AND CLASSIC SYSTEM
% NNEMOTECH<N. especially afape: 70 the OF
Colleges. ~cmiunr ie> ard schools. By FROFS>
.nR ER ANCLS EAINP LcliOIRAi d = 5 -es5 5,eni
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OErI INDIAN COUNCIL-Thc Greeks were
iasag Council On the 24ih ult which eleven OF the
nc ribes were represented but the Csmanchcs ana
f'Nnees refused TO meet with them The Council
Composed OF delegates from the Greeks sennOles.
eeoc'sws. Deswares shawuces Pnkeshaws. Poilies,
Nsadoe. kckspoos Osages and Nlowas
lie Nowas are from hey 0nd the Rocky Mountains who
sssnl IN al enormous pipe 20 smoke IN Council with
- VIeess The principal object of the Council Is sta
no e 10 oiesT the white path and cover over the
~ taai has been recently spilled by the Greeks and
"Faee Nshsws
NRoPs n RAPlDEs AND AyOlEILFs.-Ihe Red
g kefuehcsn Of the It'll inst, says The cotton crop
~Ts faTsh aud Avoycics was the most promising onc
$50 iol number Of years until the rains which have
"hhn The last few days rusted H. We now hear
- complaints The corn crop never was more
Lnllt THVyDER This somcwhci noioriou,
appears to take ms confinement quite philoso
IN. = ne pies bis fiddle greater portion OF the
60, ~ 'ooii Of Common Pleas which has been in
ue,lhg he past week have been highly enter
y -e scrapug- of this universal genius
Hudson Gazette.
INF WESTERN BELLK-We learn that the
ossle' Western Belle sunk few DAYS since IN IN,
-, n''i cannot be- raised. She les in about five feet
az 'A' Time she sunk she had on board between
80 500 worm OF iurs shipped By the American Fur
0c'1Pany. which YVES insured In The Fsst
Isl Louis New Era.
BoRRowISc.-T Clergymen Rev. J. Rich
assd and Rev Richard Ray, complain in the las, Iyyo
'os and hoe Of the other. The Republican ro,nark.
Al articles are good new and al viii agree thai
Ven Clergyman has disposition 90 labor j, Is too baG
deprive him of tools
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BALD GREY, AND RED HEADS READ-A splendid, del.
cOus. beautiful head Of hair. be had toy using three
shilling bottle OfJoness Hair Restorative lis qualities are
land mind reader II does all here siaiedD tofOrce the growth
of hair SOFTEN clean, and render Il beautiful 10 stop fall
ing of and dispe dand from the seal and roots. and 10
dress dark and keep order thrice long any other
article made Sold 50 Chatham street. and 33 Broadwa,
and l59 Fulton street, Brooklyn les leOd
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rY To the PubIic.-Ai he late Far OF be America

III PubIIr.-lNl
Institute the subscriber received silver medal or speci
men Of he TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE, which be offers q
the public the price n which The common Lead PIP
!. sold Scientific have universally agrr-c mat Lea
Pipes used for domestic purposes are not Oily prelac-
but highly dangerous plating Win tn rtnlrfs ii'i rAr
.vge. and free from al objection. Aside from NE pain-
the uuder- ard hs Pipes ecua 20 any manliaciu
~ in the world. discerning public vii not ia % cscr II
1se between Pipes Manufactured By me, and other manu-
f.-t.rers Of common Lead Pipe
rrv2- lrll.- kOhfkI ". Low VIC - w ~
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crcAR STORE. ilI BowERY.-CHEAP

- sugar. Tea and Coffee The subscriber has constantly
on hand fall assortment OF Loaf Crushed, Stuart. Refined.
s. CroX and New Orleans sugars Iets of every variety
both Green and Black. genuine and Of the crop Cot
cs roasted ground every Gay. Java, L. 2i >-
rnas L., - Domingo. TO- All lovers Of good coffee
particularly invited Try the best Is. .i something very
superior ". 2. MOODY. li Bowsry,
Cnrr..,or IN Perkins TourrA
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Garpeting.
cARPETING. OIL CLOTHS. &C..

OLO
FAMILIES In want OF CARPEIING any article In thu
line are respectfully invited TO cal and examine one Of
IN, most extensive and best assOrmeni- of BRUSSELS
THREE-PLN INGRAM, and all other styles of CARPET
ING OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, that is TO be found in the
CIV The stock is new, and selected for he Spring
saes from the celebrated manufactures Of tins country
and Europe In the assortment many splendid pattern,
and new styles OF coor- which To be found s
other store Purchasers may be- assured that they will hnd
HI prices much lower than at any similar establishment IN
the CITY
Ban experienced uphol-ierer will attend the httne
and laying of Oil Cloths making Carpets, NJ the -hore-
notice. ". H. GUION'> New Store,
nz1s Fronting on 80 Fast Brosdwa and II Diyisonst
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s.HERIFF,. sALE.-Br vlrae d sexeral VIII. 0

S,HERIFF'- ~AIE.-By virtue of several wrts Of
bNf-n lcia- directed and delivered VIII expose o.
ale Wednesday. the 9Th dsy u August next a. /. orcch
NJ a. le ye-bue ofihe City Ha ~ he City Of New
All fh- ghr. nile and VI Anthony y. harrington
when be- bad ie eighteenth day " September 1884
any time air ar- o. n and O all that certain piece par
c- oi land -.lsfr Manafienvr. 10 he I'm Nara Of the
Ofv of New ors. beginning tie formed By The
Nofhery -fe ol irh--frei and The We>.ery te u o..
Bloom Edair Road. AID running thence Westerly along IN.
Norhery -ide n i3fife ffy-eigf feet inches. snc,
Norhery Chr lges with ad street. ~ feet II inches
the of the block, rnce Easiery, parallel with i3
street rfVEO fref inches 20 the Boouin gdal- Road.
thence souherv. along The Booaingtale Road. hun
lr- FEET o The place of be- ginning be The ess.
together with The ieremer aud lereiAment- hercuno be-
langing. Dated New-fork, June 2iih. 1915
WIN. JONES. Sheriff.
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