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11ublie Gonpepances, &r.
---n---NIORRIS AND ESSEN RAIL

E ----ss=--NIORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
SSE4 RI &D.SuIarner ArrAng ement-Com
-mencing Monday, May +th, isi6--Ar
rangernents Will be made, O which due notice Will be
given, additional Train, leaving Morrisown al A.
NJ. and New York al II noon.
Leave NewYork Leave Newark, Leave Morstown
o'clock \ n g0clock 4. ~ o. o'clock 4 y.
Passengers by The Morning Train TO Morrstown viii
rive here 10. o'clock when stages will be IN readiness
10 convey them 10 Schoocys Mountain, Washington, Bel
vdere and Easton daily Succasur. SaEhope, Newton
Milford and Owego Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS and TO Rockaway, Dover, Sparta and Newton
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays zach Line returning
the following DAYS 10 the p VI. trains for n. Y
stage will also leave for Baskenrdge every evening
the arrival o: the cars Morrstown.
Passengers 90 through 10 and from Jersey Cry without
changing cars On leaving the city passengers viii depos
n their baggage in the the foot OF Corand-s where
an Agent will in attendance 10 receive IL All packages
or bundles must be entered the wayb, or The LUpa
nv will not hold ,heGIselve, responsible.
Freight Will be forwarded Immediately 10 Morrs,own
from Albeny Basin b. Stephens and COnd!rs Line Of
Shops 10 Newark ro. the Transportation Oce of the
y j. R R. ard Trans. Co. foot Of Lbery-st and desired,
will be called for any part OF the city by application al
said Office. IhA DOOD, superintendent H!f F"
sCHoOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, via Morrisiown and Nor
RS and Essex Railroad from Newark.-To accommodate
travellers 10 Schooley's Mountain from Phedeipha and
New-Yura and OF cars VII! be run Ot'y cen
Newark and Morristowr by the Morris and Essex Rail
road commencing Monday July l3, LEAVING Morrisiown
at9 NJ leaving Newark P. ". Or on the arrival Of
The u noon train from New or, and The morning tram
from Philadelphia with which trains there will be direct
connection b. this passen gers VIII arrive al Morris
town AZ y P NJ where Stages VIII be IN readiness 10 con-
y.v them directly 20 Schooeys Mountain. lyI3
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4fA~sss.s1tssss, The regular trains nave been With
drawn from the Road for the purpose
of rayng the track the substantial manner with
heavv = rail The work IS progressing rapidly and
thai portion OF the Road between Bridgeport and New
Milford Us miles, expected be completed By the MD
die OF August Due notice vii! be given OF the TINE 'he
Cars Will assume their regular trips. -, -
Freight Train with Passenger Cars attached VIE. Gn
between New Milford and West StOck5hdg
Nev.Mlford al 10 A ~ and West StocxDricse AZ - :"
W -, -. &c r,,ly. ia.s " jylOH
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Lane, Mrs sarah
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

Adams, Jno l.
Abbott, lohnes \
Co
Abbo,l, Wm
Adams, John
Abrahainson, Chas
Adams. +
Adams. John
Ahan Nm
Acgertcr, Ludwig
Allen, Chs I
Aidnch, Nm
Allen. John
Allen. ChaS
ANineuteA!o, IEns-
clio
Alcock, Alexander
Allison. Capt
Allen, ErasIuS w
.Amcs, Seth P..s
Al5erlson, Jno 7
Allen. Wm II 1r
Aloison, )
Anna, Jacob
Anderson. J G.
Avegon. Ginsepe
Anderson. Henry
Angus, JOB w
Andrews, J 4
49,
Armstrong, w W
Appleby. Chas G
August, Godfy
Anderson, John
Atkinson. Asher
Anderson, DR. Alex.
Arthur. } +
Audsriese, Dr. : W
Aylesworth, Abel
Ayrrs. Solomon
Archer, Jas 7
Anirews,Co } &c
Austin. Archibald
Anthony. Thomas
Bacon, EdgarJ
BagIn, Patrick
BSchel,n, Sred's
Bradley l Good
win
Bradley. James
Blackmer, RevJoel
Sscheidcr, True c
Babcoek, Willis
Sladsoc, AT
Bradford. Jno W
SraSS, JosAuJ. :
Bam.ord Mr. Front
ST.
SlSkeley. Geo A
B And, II w
Baker, Geo
Blake. paA
Brsndamour, Ma
polcou
Esilry lanes NJ
Blssley, Geo
Brsinsrd, Wm
Baker. JOAN
Brsndreih, Geo =.
Sslkw,n. Henry !
Bancroft, Nonsoa
Barclay. Mr.
Barron, Michael
Barnes, Ab,n A.,
Barc,sy, Roher,
Barnes. G W
Bsrre,, Mr. Bees
maa-stl
Beyton, Thomas
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THE SUBSCRIBER woud respectfully Inform the
gentlemen OF this City that he ha- constantly hand
and o highly trained and quiet horses for the saddle
harness. AM purchasing horses OF the suo'c
may depend gpon being honoraby dealt wiih he Is
happy 10 add that he refer them many gentlemen Of
the CHEST pec;a5ity character capacity. &c-
Any gentleman purchasing horses OF The subscriber, and
who may be in any particular dissatisfied with their pG
chase may within reasonable period and
receive the full OF purchase money back, Gs he
would wish any gentleman 10 retain m ANNA! tpur
cha sed ofhn) that he Il not perfectly pleased with
iea3Sm NM H. DISBROW Riding Master 40s Bowery
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Brig Exact Baxter, Savannah Sturges, Chairman & 20
Brig Pocahontas, Gray, Bangor
sehr WIN sprague Ring Cumberland, rs. Durham
De Wolf; Manchester, Nautilus, Richmond Sterling.
Holmes Windsor, Ms, Taos Winnett,
Barge Mddlcsex, Wilcox, Philad
Steamship Great Western. Mathews I'm Liverpool,
July s5 ihdsc. 10 Richd Irwin
Ship (Aus) GiovannnS Bielevueich 81 ds I'm Ant.
werp. rndse, 10 Schmidt & Balchen-l37 sreerage pas
Sengers.
Brig Norwl Washington. Cox GO DIS I'm Norway ao5
tons Iron, to E Hsbicht-a5 passengers
Brig Mary Perkins, Chase, "A DIS I'm Port au Prince
1861 bags coffee 50 tons logwood bxs specie w De
laaeld. Lett bark Heea Hoyt for New.fork in DAYS
the only Am vessel In port Capt, Chase reports il ali
quiet at Port su Prince when he sailed
Brig Matilda, Crowell Il ds I'm Belize Hond 4, pcs
mahogany, TO w Lewis. Left schr pelon for New.
York same day The schr Psls de Ora hence arrived
frn Na.anxss, for New,York
Schr Napoleon Case, IA DIS I'm Sssua la Grande 1873
bids sugar a do mo!asses to Depeysses & whinnarsh
schr Sarah. effort DIS I'm New.gedford oil and can
1les, master
schr spy, Lscey, ds fn Boston, mdsc. to Dayton &
sesr Mary Clark Small, d, I'm Salem. mase. to NV
Ropes.
SAILED.
Bark Orr Albasross, Quebec May Flower, -, Peter
Demill Savannah; brig Exact do; Aheons, Mssaazas
and Cardenas; Archelaus, BRACES SantsSo Frances,
jacksopvile schr jerome spy I"S &C I0 osHels'
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Merchants sup,
- pied with Blank Books, Memorandum, Coy and
Pass Books Can and Letter Papers. borrei Sosrds
Wrapping Papers English and French Stationery OF every
description Inkstands, Portfolios Way aiers Pencils
Slsies Penknives Gold Pens, Gold and Silver fenen IA
sss, Motto Seals, Motto Waters Cash Boxes, VINES
Desk Weighs Gard Racks, Copying Presses Mani;o.a
prices BY FRANCIS < LoUTREL,
aus Inn Manufacturing Ssstioners, y Maiden sne:
CHANDELIERS, Candelabra Lamps, Gas Eix'nrss
INC &c-THOMAS CRANE BANKS would inform lae
public snd the former customers @! Couihouy NeNe,s
that he continues al tho old stand opposite the
the business formerly carried by them Having reeevea
the agency Of Tho justly celebrated manufacturer h w
Hooper Co be offers the superior articles OF their manu-
factre great reduction from the price Of c. n The
public are invited 10 examine WIS VT
M. BRTHEILER,
TEACHER OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE,
No. $50 Broadway. below Grandst mys &
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CORPORATION NOTICE-Sa!e OF property for
Sunpaid TaxesPub notice Is hereby given thai sale
of property for unpaid Taxes Will take place pubic
tioI 81 the Civ Hail OF the city of NeYorh, Friday,
the Eighteenth day OF September s., - O'clock al
and be continued from day day until Tie whole OF SAID
properly shall be sold ard that the detailed Of
lire property to sold Tor unpaid Taxes i published IN
The Daily Globe newspaper printed and published in the
Ci:y OF New York. JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
Gonn,roIsrIs C.Tr. June l6tn. lei
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y~ --NEW.YORk, Schooley's Moun-
La [s.S1s.sss ,siu Belvidrre and Eason-Leave The
SG----I Of Coriand-sL daily SUNDAYS ex-
e,eJ a, O'Clock A NJ By Railroad Morrslown direct,
yrcu, change Of cars lhence by Post Coaches through
Chester German Valley Schooley's Mountain, Port Golden,
Washington 10 Bel-iiere and E2s,oa Fare from New
Work 20 chooe-s Mountain - IS For seats apply 70 j.
HILL Agent al Pstiens Commercial Ho.e IS CortAnd-
~ CHAS. GOLIATH, Proprietor
Ai.o daily line for Schooeys Mountain leaves Morris
town or the Arrival OF TIE II O'clock from Ne;S
Fare from Morrsto:vr Schooeys Mountain q o. y,
B-E1ras furnished the shortest notice oy applying 10
CHAs GOLIATH, Mansion House, Morrls'own-
Inn
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Rrai estate.
81 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

o. FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.-A p!esss.,,
ad an EN- ros ss me g5sPe!ty Ct Dasias
n. oning the Turnpike ruaS The premises cor,,.. ~
large rTo story sres building rae;y OF rat.S1ildns.
pair and e grounds shout The house tas;rfy .id out
abound IN shTa6sery. iris and shade trees. good
title gTeu sid payments made Fer farther parcc-
lars Inquire OF Geo w Smith, rear the premises or OF
2 A LOCKWOOD; iol Eass Broadway. y. Y.
Aso. soT sale. RocSawsy Wagon, ucAriy rev.
g TO LET-Siore. back Roo=a aaa Basegea, II he
BE: hocse rs TAiEd-avenue having been sl;ered ;ao
Also front Basement stumble 70. IL Oyster Cellar or aay
The Subscriber $50 has 10 LEI story Eocse II Fifteenth
rh4ve-ue number Q; parts CT Houses and one
5:s z8fSE= s.. $500 ISss .Ass ss.ss
a. TO LET.-The old establs5ed Ladies Shoe Store.
e. 70 Li<pensri-s. Also The very eligible location
Almost any kind OF business, OF he corner OF Broad
yev and Caras; consisting Of the Cd 81 and 9Th stories
Also a-e room Is By Il in the house Nc. AIS Bros
wsy Apply 10 P. DICKIE No. - LisPenaTd-sl OF ~
Greene-sL aus Nv
80 HOUSE TO l. EFT ard Furniture 70, sa.e.-A new
H. house IN the peassaes streets, one block from,
- Uuioc-park Tie aocse has al The modern improve
nearly new. which Will he Sold (ao let with lease OF
ne house Possession n September Address o. ? Tn
bure Office. aus 81
g. At PRIVATE sALE-The ;wo story ard aHie
. brick house No is Pike-s plete with every COVE
uerce aud IN good orders the oi IS on lease OF four
years to run from 81 OF May lSi6, with the usual covenant
ioT receNSA. ave per
e!sh;y-Sve Golla-s For particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEEChER, .aGcuoreer,
81. Iw No. Srost-s-
g. AT PRIVATE SiLE-A farm OF 81 acres with
XII house barn ami ouitVuses, with plenty OF frat
ad ce+er failing spring OF wafer ~ the door situated
a. scaucps, NeJersey about = miles from hoooSen on
The Paterson turnpike road. For particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, AGct;oneer,
au1 wv Nc. BroaG-st.
e. AT PRIVATE SALE-A Srst class three story
s: brick house, anc lot fee the south SIDE OF lIts
betyy avenues and 3. lot y feet front bv
half the block in length. Fer particulars apply 10
ANTHONY !. BLEECKER Aucuoueer
su7 Nv No. Broad-s-
"a NINE HOUSES AID LOTS for sale in iih.st.
81; the ShoI Tower very desirable residences Lots
49, 70 by leo feet: houses 10 by So. Price Sleo0
One-hal; remain on mortgage. Inquire OF JAMES
MCCULLOUGH, l59 Front-sL or OF ISAAC WARD. III
Second-sL- JysS I'm
&C. FOR SALE OR LEASE-The new and ele-
: gan: House Nc. - Deyst. well calculated for public
A~ or private house. Inquire the premises. Posses
Immediately. au+ IL
- TO LET-Parally t1rnished-The house No. 10
IL. Arn;v. except the o;hcecan be from 10 A NJ.
;i!+ ?. NJ For terms. &c. inquire the premises.
az. -
- - LOTS fronting the ih and 5;h avenues and
SIX; s0;h and St containing entire block pleasant
--N " situated on elevated ground. Apply 20
mylS Il KENDALL co - Waer-s-
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snles ut the stock Exchange. MOsD,Y
SECOND BOARD.

50 si,s Nor & Wor ssh so shs Harlem ....... 81:
50 do do. b3 s.! $50 do do .btw %.
100 do Morris. b30 II
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(NIRt - W. FIELD. y BurlnE-sIp, oilers Tor SAFE
" Wrapping paper liGco reaHs all sizes and qualities.
Wrapping paper, 5,U00 reinls straw for shipping.
Envelope paper, 1000 TrsIns. assorted sizes.
Hardware paper 2iU0 reams 1926 44xG5 inches
Book paper. 800 reams superine, assorted sizes.
Book paper, 600 resms fine, assorted sizes.
News printing paper, 5000 reas, a.! sizes and qualities.
Binders boards, 40 tons prime article.
Straw boards % tons, various qualities
Trunk boards Is tons, all numbers.
Bonnet boards, 600 gross, ali qualities.
Together with all Other kinds usually wanted By consul-
and dealers al the lowest manufacturers prices
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List Of Letters Remaining in the Z. T. Post Office
Saturday, August 8:

~ Please mention The DATE Of he Lis IN raich iseg
or. cduytied LADIES' LIST:
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IT. OPPOsITION TO MONOPOLY Y

E---.....i Through without anlIng.-New-Yo York and
Albany Ine.-The fast and splendid
steamboat EMPRESS. Capt a Hitchcock, will leave the
foot OF tobusun-s above Barclay evVry Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday O'Clock. The Express Is 81.
tod with the best OF furniture, with spacious stl,e.rooms
and good berth With the public patronage the travelling
part the community may be OF love ar The entire
season through. For passage freight apply the Cap
board, OF GEO t. STANLEY,
al al f;cep m he LOCK-
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.OPESING OF PENNSYLVANIA
f-s-,-,eS@ anal TOR lSiG. BINGHAdS' Transpof'

- Canal Tor 1916 BiNGHAMS' Transpor
'iation Line Prophetors-WD Bingham,
Thos Bingham, jacob Dock, VIM a SraLion Conductsc
on Sabbati. keer!ng and Temperance principles
The p.opdetOrs Of this old established me nave PVT su
stock in Tie most complete order and are Thoroughly Ptv
Esrr cis an he opening OF navigation. We trs, thai
our cg experience in the carrying business and zesoo,
attention 10 e Interest, u customers, VIII secure 10 asa
continu end increase u inc patronage hse'o SN'e
IN, or,syernen- viii enable carry freight with hs
utmost patch and prices shall always be Us ID" Is
rJ. iogest charged by other responsible lines.
Produce and merchandise will be received and Forwarded
Fast and West without any charge for Forwarding e.
yarclng fre g!t. storage commission. MARK PACA
ACES BISGHAMS' LINE Bills Of sding forwarded so
egery direction promptly attended Address Apply -
WM TYSON, Agent, 10 West-t " Y
BINGHAM, DOCK STRATTON,
27s Marke.-st PhEs1ephA
JAMES WILSON, Agent 10 North Howard-s. BEiiu'o'~
WIN. BINGHAM; Proprietor, .-,...
Cana! Basin L!berJ-s;. Pittsburgh,
HARHDENL co Rostnn Masaarhu .-its "f,p
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iii DAILY LINE vi Bouts U-t~.cu New.
sstts.s sYo'k and Staten Island.-The steamboats,
SYLPH, Capt j. Brnisled and STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt D. Van PEEK, will leave follows
Leave Staten island at 6, &c aud II a. NJ and 2
{, 5, 6 and p. VI.
Leave Ne1y-York att, 9, TO- II A IL and 2,s,4,aS7
and half past y. VI.
an lreght at The risk of the owners hereof iels
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miscellaneous.

ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. VI.
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- v -
go Large tracts OF land situated IN The counties OF Wood
1s Richie. Lewis Gilmore, kanawha, Mason, Jackson,
Cabe and Wayne amounting in the whole 70 hundred
aud flour thousand one hundred ortone
These lands form part OF large quantity conveyed many
wears for the North American Land Company.
The surviving Trustees OF that concern wishing wind up
its AFFAIRS IN the speedcst manner practicable, now offer
these lands for sale III large tracts AZ low prices and ia
vorahie terms.
Most the-e lands are in counties bordering the Ohio
river, and the vicinity OF important rivers and
road. Their quality generally very good the greater
part being well adapted 70 all the purposes Of agriculture
while the inferior portions suited 10 the grazing OF
sheep and cattle The climate OF that region is pleasant und
healthy androm the increasing current OF emigration, the
country is rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
of eni 10 select large tracts upon which TO make their
settlements
Persons wishing purchase will il - presumed desire
the lands and for this purpose every facility the
Conformation will be furnished by the undersigned
The upon the lands paid mp in full For farther
information respecting them application may be made at
the Office OF the Company, No j. Sorsom-- Philadelphia
the subscriber. J. NJ STEED, Agent,
ulG stnNV6m Parkersburg Wood Co. Va.
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,L;vingston, Mrs ? 2
Logan, EleDor
Long, Mar z
LOOMS. COrGeiia
Ludlow, Elizabeth
Ludlow, 3lr- Mar ?
lLyneh, Mrs (C.inion-.p
.liayne, Mrs.
Marin, AaT
Matthews, Anne
Mahon, Mary
INasuirE, CattaHns
Nagrsth, Ann
Mayors, Mary
Manning, Mrs. Elizabeth
tNarchant, Miss
MEAD, Mrs. { Roseyelt-st
Mellon. {
Meuegan, Johsnnsh
Mead, Almira
Menizel, Mrs Am
Meagher. Ellen
Miller, Sarah tAnen-st-
Miller, Louisa
MIddlebrook. Mrs. z. II
Mills, .,irs Mary
lModlesoa. Mrs Sarah
Moore, Julia Louisa
MURRAY. Fanny
Murphy, am
Munroe, Mrs Mary II
Murphy, Lefty
Myers, Ms Nancy
Murphy, HELEN
Neil, Nancy
Newman, Mrs Julia E
Nelson, Camilla Az
Nelson, Elizabeth VI
Newman, Mary
Nicholson, Mrs James Z
Ohnre, Mrs James
lVDnscail, Mufy
tOKilsy, Ca,hMrine
IOrTnEH, llrs tLe"Is-stJ
VBnen. Mary
Particle, Celin vi
PeIn, Mrs Elizlh +
Palmer, Loruna
Place, Sarah
Parker, Mrs a
Peterson, Mrs Mary
Peters, Mrs Jane
Peters. Mrs tCtRsds)
Peet, Mrs tOrange-sp
PrendergTuss, Mrs 5
Perry. Ca;hariDe
Perkins, Ellen
Perkins, Mrs William
Peabody, Mrs Abby VI
Philips, Mrs Elizabeth
PincAney, julia
Philips, Culharine
Pudney, Mr.. Ann
Pope, Mrs Mary
.McCabc, Mary
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lnsuraHrr.

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
vi Office No. IL Na!.--t-
The Company offers the following advantages 10 the
public
Lives onlv insured 81 the lowest rates OF premium.
The premium NAV be paid IN cash ant .th5
in q secured u months bearing per cent interest or
il nav be paid monthly or quarterly.
No person liable beyond the OF his premium.
married may insure the lie OF her husband free
from any deIpsnds of his creditors.
There will Ne annual division OF profits payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing interest 81 per cent. which interest
is payable annually IN cash -
Seth Low, Rob't L. Patterson,
GulaGme Merle, VIM II. Mott,
Wa A. 2 Peutz Edward Anthony
Lewis c. Grover John A. Underwood
Henry McFaran Chss. 5 Macknet!,
WEI NJ simpson. Ihos. y. Seguf,
ROBT PATTERSON. Prest
Benz. c. MILLER, Sec'y.
Jos l. LORD, Agent
c H. McIxrYRE Sub.Agent, 3Oi Enison-st- cor Spring
JAMES STEWART " D. {So62 Broadway Medica! *.
s-raer ~ the Office daily from 10 O'Clock. oil 2aStf
July REPORT Of the Mutla! Life Insurance Com
pany OF New-iork, No. 81 Wa.!-st.
This Institution during lhe month o; July issued seventy
one Policies, VIZ
To Merchants and Traders % To Lawyers
Northumberland. E" Clergyman. |
Mechanics. ............li :" Farmers......
Brokers. .............. - Editors...............
Clerk...-.............. :. Holel keeper.........
Agent. - Artist .......--......
Gardiner. e Bank Teller !
Dentist. ..........-.... g Gentleman ...........
Miller. III . Ladles.............
Lives Insured ................T
NORRIS ROBINSON President
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SAILED.
Bark Orr Albasross Quebec May Flower, -, Peter
ana Cardenss: Archelaus BRACES Santisso; Frances,
jacisopville; .chr Jerome. Cape Hsyaen and others
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
H. sOPPOsITION no MONOPOLY.
. IRREGULAR MAJ II>Y :,

sts-l Through without, landing.-NewforS and
Albany Linc-The new and splendid steam.
BELLE Cap. Samuel Schuyler will leave New-Yoti
for Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Friday att
O'Clock NJ from the foot OF Robinson.sL The Belle
fitted with splendid and for speed comfort
aud safety surpassed by any boat the Hudson river
For freight passage, inquire OF the Captain, on board
a No. SOujhsl
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive in Albany In
ample time for the morning train OF cars East West
y B.-Frright ,nken al moderate rites iyl6g
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N. ERTHEILER,
TEACHER OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE,
No. $50 Broadway. below Grand-st mys &
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El VAEC MILE AKlH N IILINUIS.-FOF
sale exchange for real estate situated III the City
OF New YORK.. ~ vicinity. SAID Farm lies IN Kane
Co. Ia the beautiful valley OF the Fox about IS miles from
Chicago and contains about 900 OF prairie and TIM
land upon both sides OF the river. The location l..
very healthy and well adapted the raising OF grain
stock, having about $50 under the plow The
Farm is well wetered and stocked with the best breeds
OF cattle horses sheep and swine good house, with u
cister barns and other oubul!ngs upon the premises
with fences and farming utenslssI In complete Jair
The orchard contains the best hinds Of fruit
This situated within three quarters of mile OF
girls, and mills churches schools stores, &c Stages
for Chicago and Ottawa pass by daily.
Its OF the finest and most eligible situations in
Northern Illinois aud offered for sale solely because the
ner has business ,yhic.. calls him East
For particulars apply 10
~ d uFuff.a
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NOTICE i hereby given taat The undersigned have;
pursuant 20 stat1e concerning ahscondiEs, concealed
and nonresident debtors been appointed Trustees OF The
estate OF Alfred KeaTncv Nonresident debtor anu all per
sous indebted AID persons having II their Posses
SION arv OF NJ properly effects required 10 render
az account OF s debts and OF money owing By theIn
respectively and deliver possession OF such property AID
eft res 70 the eth iav epeTber next. a. The o;sce
ut R Il Bovine No - WG.,-s;. New ora ard al cred
iIors OF SAID Alfred K-a-ney required 10 derer ,he;r
respective accounts urd demands 10 OF BY the
same tine and place Dated %ew-Y ORR. July Is, 1916
MORRIS FRANKLIN
JOHN BOVINE. Trustees.
iy2I aav5w JAMES P. HYATT.
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- - LOTS fronting the ih and 5;h avenues and
I 500; ana SIS containing entire block pleasant
----A " situated on elevated ground. Apply 10
r.,rls u kENDAi.L. 4 co. y Watar.ai
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au7 1 - EMERsoN PRIcHARp. 10 wall.sL


80 LAND FOR SALE in Pennsylvania-A tract OF
" 40 acres ofLand ia Monroe County Pennsylvania,
~ IS miles IRON New York, ard abonI 20 miles from the
conien plated New-York and Erie Railroad This land Is
abou. half covered with oak hickory and maple TIM
her The soil deep black mould, nearly free from stone,
upon which the Wild grass grows about two feet high
There is fine fresh lake the tract covering abou; five
acres, supplied witha never-tailing spring. good water
power Sc &c. for sale or reasonable terms Inquire OF
au4 JOHN. J. BROWN & co. l22 Fuor-st.
81 VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and Farm for
90 Sae.-Tur beautiful country residence OF Leonard
49, Lee Esq. situated adjoining New Windsor, on the
Hudson River, N=wburgh Fer extent Of prospect
aud character OF land, there few any, places the
North River dcsrabe the farm contains 100 acres
lying square form. and divided into and 10 acre lots
abundance OF fruit tine improvements, &c and Is desra
te the residence OF gentleman the society in this Vi
entity being OF hrst order. For terms, &c apply
jyl7 BLEECkER i VAN DYKE. No. II Wellst
az FARM FOR SALE.-Sirlate the Road from
20 New Rochelle White z ains about equdistaui from
@ each, containing 80 ACRES OF LAND. ali OF which
Pow Land. excepting Ten Acres, which Is Wood Land.
The place IS divided by Lane, and laid out into con-
venlenl lots for cultivation AL the fences Of stone
good order and the ground 10 high tate OF Cultivation
The buildings al! OF good character and IN order Fo.
TERMS apply TO s. s. KENYON on the premises, or OF
d9I J. ADRIANCE, N John-st New ork.