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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

h. n. bark Edpard from CherLts;on-Mr & NJ Good
win and lady. mr Dodd aud lady Nrs Leitch and dsugh
ter Miss Harrington, Niles Austin, Mits Galloway
Mrs Schroeder, Mss smith. Messrs Stevens, Dav' Chss
Black. Tbos Shalsck and Chss Crane
In he bark Trenton from N,D Orieans-Mr w Oliver
aud Edward Bogart
IN Tie Dan brig Clara, from Port az Plstt-Mr Fran
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Quarterly Revier II there q circulating library :. -
bsrs-c1i,e srr abou, educating the private
They re go.ps 10 make hin eu.,e moral icienIae
t'euan They re going hzve libraries Ter sI
they rsy rstsioa about taxing ssaJ TIE naiosIa
no csntteI: eu: ce-,anly they do say he 8 % hs'e
hoct. AID go no more from your stec'ioos:e ireoo
'0'A'- an - ~ JUMPER HEDGEHOG.
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THE EYE.


OR wErEIFR Oc.i,t No. - Grsrnsgteh-t v. j.
Dpea Battery desoea his exc usve Affection 10 cis
aud Ophths MA surg-ry and s.sures me
pubic that arnoEg the numerous olseaies 20
which eye subject cisorder OF iast orsan
which cannot De essentially rce'ed or cured oy nr fne
number OF undoubed testimonials when can be seen
his Office will ssdsfy The public ha, his prscuce not eK
cestsd her by that OF soy oiher Ocu
la. n the United States.
e oG:e hour, from A M 10 O'Clock P NJ after
which hs visits outdoor paIi-nu.
psmphl-, containing resrfs on Diseases O. lac Eye
with numerous in,suc-s of gres, effected ty "
Wheeers mode OF treatment be had gaiuousy al MS
residence o, the saIns will be forwarded 10 any one max
q, a, .,nir,t,on N hin, po,t paid jy7 ieod'
y,HE PATERSON SILK FACTORY Is con-
stany usctnIing Tram Oryzi zine ard srge Skeln
Savings oil coors Doth piein and shaded md The very
hes, ousii;y OF SILK for Fringe Gimp and Coach Lace
Makers
Orange ard White Floss, for manufacturers OF Twesd'
and Fancy k-,s-yuer-s
Embroidery SUI for Shswls Scsiis, L.
Flows Six for lettering ard !yng The ends OF co!h snd
Other piece goods.
Swing. IL all Riacss Drahs Light Dyes and
Cloth co!or. handsomely pnI up half end quarter pound
papers or bundles OF lao s.ens esch.
t-uil-ineu. isin and Fancy Cuvd!s OF any style 10
order.
Pocket Hsndkerch!e,s plain white silk or printed.
Waste 10 make Spun Six for weaving, &c.
The above for Factory prices snd orders or any
article IL The S!lk line solicited by J. s. SKATER,
1870 Smeod Zt+ rrafl 81
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HEkIFE'S SAL BY virtue Of sev-ra wris OF 6,ri
- fscis. delivered will sale
Thursday the 9Th day Of August u o'clock n
vsihul- OF the City all VI th- City OF N-wYork all
the righ, lille aud nlsc-. OF Thomas X K-ling-r which
lad the nth dag .. Jauuary, thousand eight
hundred and iriytx Al any time Afterwards Of In and
the T-ulh Ward OF the City of York, known and
d,,ns pushed IN certain map uade Of BLOCK OF ground
belon slnR Henry A.tor dated The Sh March, 1912. by
St-ph-n Lodum late City Surveyor, By lo number uriy-
mo ST., distant forty three feet p:n- icne. borth
westerly from Es-I.g,re-t bounded south IN trout
ny D-lanc-yre- north sas-f!y by !o number
lw-uy-ght mo Is south -as.5ry by lot tumner thirty
tSo So aud norIh westerly by lot number hrytwo mo
ST. conisiniuy 10 hresclh 10 ont and esch twenty
inches naf OF inch, and 10 le1sh 90
each eide hundred feet; together wiz; The tensneots
b-on glng or In
any wise appertaninx. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FR.ocsck L. TrLrE. Deputy Sheriff
DaIet, No~-YoIk, J me %. 1916. J-23 ls~5~Lds
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Nrv.vcsE FORM BOOK

A Nd INT ERE.sT TASaES-costsDtng complete ora.'
afor ne transaction q 81 me ROUTE o' oa'n-ss
and n.n r-o1ili19 Execution o. 2aeer, Ioseloel
WIN he stulo-y provl.,rs relating thereto Aso com
pl.e I.,-re, T.51. Discount Tsol-s seaEinz and Tim
o-r M-ssur- Cuiic cr.e1,. or Scr.re Tlmbe- Se &c
Fer cal. nv HUNTINGTON = SAY AGE. !lo fesri-s'
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Jllsuranrf.

i've. rU.,
NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HASSAY. Secretary
hSru4S Po.r. NJ D. Phy.icIs an. 500 Broadway. ly I'm
IEE iSSLiSANtE.-CEs Ss~ lug land muus
IL TIE Insurance. Comp Sor:oa Will sppics
tons 70. Life lLsursccr II 10 Walst
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHLLirs, RoBspT HooFss,
WILLIAM PA2soss, SHAzLss Z. CU2TIs,
F9AsclsC. LuwELi PETER WAswRIsRY,
Rosg2r B. FoRRrs, WILLIAM w. Srosa,
GEORGE h. KUN, 7EoMAs A. DEXTER,
JAMES RED, Ors TuYrs
JONATHAN Ano2Y, Sec's. WILLARD PHILLIPS Pres.
JoHs c. CHEEsMAs, NJ. d. Medical Examiner N lew ork
Forms ofsppcauon for insurance and all necessary inf
uAtou will be furnished bJ the subscriber bis o6ce No.
,5 Wall.sL New-York.
II If John HOPPER. Solicitor ard Agent
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On our way 70 the Monument we epioy ed pleas.
IRE and 3 privilege shsll never forget II was
that Of seeing and conversipS with Mrs Beses An
own sister OF Robert Burns and also seeing and
tslkinS with the Poets two nieces. dsu yh,ers Of
Mrs. Begss They live by the road side In small
thstched cottage, humble but comfortable. When
Mr. Renwick made them scqosinIed with the fact
shat we were from. America they received US warm.
IL. One Of the neces said her uncle was more
highly esteemed in America than in Scotlaad--
Nrs Begss is the younses, sister of Robert Burns
and though now approaching so, she does no, look
70 be more than sixty. She enjoys good heslth /,
a spirited looking woman, and bids fair 10 live vet
MANY dsvs. The t<o daughters are truly fine Look.
ing women Coal black hair, full high forehead.
and lei black eyes, sparkling with the poetic are
which ilun,ned The breast Of their brilliant uncle
Their department was warn,and free, yet disniHed
and lady,hke They did every thing to make cur
call agreeable, aud they were not ignorant to the
means of putting US fully Al ease Two letters in
their nncle's own band writing was early put into
our hands. An original portrait said 10 De excel
lear, vas discoursed upon thought II much Ike
those we usually see in his works
We sat fifteen or twenty minutes II might nave
been longer a, hsppy moments pass rapidly. Took
lssve-bade farewell. I saw in them 50 much of
what love in every body else, felt ss if leaving
old and dear friends. have ever esteemed Robert
Burns troe soul, bat never could have had Inc
high opinion OF the man or bis genius, which now
enIertaip, without my present knowledge OF toe
country to which he belonged-the times In which
Ia lived, and the broad Scotch tongue in which be
wrote. Burns lived In tho midst Of 8 bigoted and
Sesotted slergy-a pious, bat corrupt senerrtian-s
nroud. ambitious, and conssmp,aoas sr;ssoessey.
xCho esteemed little more has uas, ssa loeks6
spon the plownen, each ~ ~ss tAa assle SsssA
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List of Letters Remaining in the U, 5. City Des.
patch Post, July s, 1916.

LiSI Vi LelIers heHAIUIHB III Ne U D. tIly Dts-
patch Post, July s, 1916.
~ Please mertiot The DATE Of the Lt.t In a,AeA .hsy
are adrertistj LADIES' LIST.
A 81 h, l. 81 III
AbnotI. Miss EN-, htsEEm, ArS c
Brown. hsTgsr-i Lewis, miss Emei!Dr
Rates Mics JulsA Morris, Miss Martha
erisss, Mrs Maria Minor, Mrs Prime s;)
Beruet, Mira Susan Marnaep Mrs tClsrt ~
Blown. Mrs Elizabeth N G
Bstee, Miss Margaret ou,,.n Nt,s. ~
oe7SAe'' ~ 'maa OGornAn, Mi., Mary
o. A.. Philips Mrs NS9 Sd svenue 5
So1, ri. Pike, Mrs Charlotte
S S, &C., SEsn Pumpelly, Mrs Mary
nnnn Nj, Eilrn h.rs Q & K
Do,sna Nil, Quinn, Miss Eugens
q a. "a Quinn. Masils
Evans Mia Csihsrns IL ., ~ o'0ono''p
Frsncis. hsn Emily hSneS Mss Iheo
Green, Mrs Sarah n u w
Hsden. Mss Sarah Smith, Mru 5iary
Hyatt ApJW White, Martha
RnRRRT IL NORRIS III
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H kkNCH WINDOW sAADhS.-RetuoSsl-
c. Wooeford h.s removed rom sSsi IS Brcsdwuy
II doors shovel where hs Is daily ope;rs every syie o.
WINDOW sea5es eGrrely and fashionable Among lie
invoices nr- sorss o! very beautiful Go;hcs entirely new
Se aso Rccsr md Gt-.sn architecture Fr-ach scrUs
Nfne:lrs pisn centres, ke- Also full landscapes. &c
8 Thoas 60; yei having purchased ~i tnd good op-
ielS as5 Broad NV f.s.Sr. R,s,S,,,.
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WSNp0W:sHADE DEPOT, No sprueest-
y ,Es,sansse6 In .s<c-Who-sale add R,..t-Sbsdss
a. dsscrtpaosl kinda and k,zzs 50 Der csr, ehesper
esn ca Do oougst al any e<acs psceA TYtr,ria ~ ZEE,
HsS kksx$essrtrs nd iasorsFs.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

IyALKEH,s Patent Improved Hex Ar Furnaces tof
w h-srcz Dwellings, Stores, Churches kc-The.- fu.
ns:es VIII economically :nd elen,ly; he a., z tie
l,e-rJ vii DC pare AID ocairy free ito. erJress d1,
ga
fsey PAL aster ITO Personal supervision Of M
Fakrf the tst-et-c scd savr hitherto given entire sas
tac1on and are N al cases warranted 20 perform we'll
Reference n ". Taylor, .la. Governor Nsw-York Hos
pit, Mr. Cha..,s ssrr Superintendent, do; Edward Be-
Esc Wsli-st c. D. Rhodes Esd Iz0 r-sr!-ss,e-
n foones McElrs:c, Isl Naassa.E.; Mr. Geo W. tuck
y 20 Bor-ry dsEOrPnan Asylum, oih-sy-nu- Ar
rmF CcsPna1, Brooklyn A,. W. c. Greene 22 sth-ssi
Mr. J. 4 Aa, ~ Broadway; Dr. Alfred W.zstst, Y VA
-etiy place; Ar. Geo u. Snow 5Dlh-st
F2l'f SEQ WALKER 9o5 grn.dway.
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LAMPS, GIRAnDoLEs, &c.

LAMPS, GIRAnDOLES, &c.
| APPS, GikANDOLES HALL LANTERNS, AND
~ CAADELABhlS, for tb- Spring Ersde-Dl..1Z,
shOTHEh CO., No. Is Jonn-st.e-; manufacturing
tc ts'- Always nsnc complete Of articles n
er line, Of ice following descriptions, which IceJ SEA
q Wholesale or retail, a. Low Prices .or cash
Improved Chemical on and Canphene LAmps
SOFA Tampa, Gill snd BruuLed, in sreeI vsnesy,
Cornelius Cos ceiebraisd fsieoi Solar Lard Lsno<
srsndoles var1oac ps;serna 9Th stvered or oronIsd
Sospenttry Sola-s, Donc Campherc Larps
Bracket SoArs, 6:da do ia
soiar Cesaeeaers, sneket Go 60
P..s,t Lard Esnd Lanpz Bland 40 -
arrz.c,s 8rnd L4ppa Carphere Chans.i,s,.
sapshof Sssute1, OH. Pure open on
10 csEphene sols. Ia tssd1s,
40 ss9,ss Fs.a, sfssss Spsss OF ais,
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Drn Goons.

ATFsNITH & COMPANY, No. 50 sne 81 P,o--,t
lScs-r Ter sale, - the package 10 following AEsresn
SoS s.Ir. s,s-s Mill. Gioa.-.er wooosoeaes sd wrea.
"a go. soests. nam, Hope and or.aa!ck Brown Cot
20 soe.tassaa c. Tsogs s,b Moeaa'a' and
81 Gases Dover. Masehrs.ss AID A-7s'.s,a steam As
Ere se.esee Long Cleths z.-.,,.,, "a l.. ard
$50 es.-. Mour, dope. sArxnss and Granite - 'eA''
- e..-. W.sssn. Blackstone and uEsridss lad -
iucn oieecsed SeirrnsL ..,s,.
100 css-s Berwick. Wyoming s-c S!inioI - A'- " ~
s. c.s-s. hers,iord sd Berkshire Long Cloths
l:0 ca,es c-cusl Steam Mills Super N,rSeens
100 esses T Shove Cos ee,i >a,feen. 80.
$50 c-.o.as Ps7er csuores a=e co!0red Ss@
q F. HARRIS, 4s E1es-D s--ol.es o5-'s FOR '.ie
~ .bl-sch-c Na-li. s. ~ ~ 81 10 anc -stns VICE
coIor-e cAn9'ie4-s''eE'=t aad Of T.,ioa, ;,!ae'
Rue Pns,, o. various gas tie, and styles.
Blue arc Orange ?nnt.. ne- SO desirable Ps'i=n' "a
Brown Eeuu.nu 81 sgd J., wid.
sro~r sh--nrgs. s-2eea Hsrri.', ~ az Z
Blue Onrpss warranted pure indis odye
Co!or-c Fancy Drills, assofte! bales
M-tino Css,iri-r-s o. all tie colcrs nd !Itaf.s
Cock Linn.,, fancy COLOR. assorted II bales
Nso- B-as-. coairs'. soesiass and cordovs Pi-ins.
CINGHAmS .nt Prn,et Mu,lia, ARNOLD
II CO s. CanslsI ro~ Offering The following Soots
:, greatly redue-t price;
eis.ssy .,r,. % % % % i :s g per yssd
o orsesa DO DO 90 % DO 30 asd DO nll
TO CITY WEAYERs-A large lot OF No : soo,h-
err Yarn, best slsisy twist snt Nc Filing stzntec
expressly Tor will be sold low q, l3 and ~ Ce
;sr., up s;ars Pnt .tepha wesvers viii ana II 70 tne
5ri.inr 10 h,ies UNoERHILL /; and a c-..r..t
DROWN sHEETISGs snd snrsns.-rh. b-s' as
ID sor:nen' got up in any oes esao,hrnent may
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,T~o SUMNER ARRANGEMENT for
ss.s:.;sNyscs a,t New. Yofs. aa.!1 s4.dayt -5
1HHr1z1-Snss pIed-S-w and splendid steamboat ar
ROW will leave y acs every moTnne ~ ociocS n
IurLing " IN SewYOrE, fot Of RJhinson-. -Vsry
sf-ruo1n 4: oc.ocI and Tuesday, Wsdn-' das FIJI
~ AID Saturday VIII MAKE extra rp, leaving Nc ~
YORK NJ O'Clock and JACK a. gc.Cc=, AuctiuE NJ
Pi-rno: CIos.-r and loot OF HaminoDdsL
way n B-Touchi0g a. Tarryio~G every morning and
stt-rnoou trip All Iinos freight a. reduced prces
f-Qnt r,-
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pubhr Goupsrdurfs, ST.

REGULAR NAIL LINE f
Prov.dsree. b, s,e,@er. snd Rail S's'
raa Th- S,esrers o. TIE Navigation Co. eorsi, OF ie-
MASSACHUSETTS. OF loo tons
NOHE6AS. go torh
NARRAGANSETr. COS ioca
MODE ISLAND icoc tooI
pusr n.r, vii leave each place every trsuooc eIcso
sartay rrura sastoo N be Mall Train and tsA- lh.
s.rsc az oeoea Ct tie india Point Dspo, U Prs~esce
Arriving Al Ne-York early following morning T5os-
hon Se--York from tie es;ssashed Pier No bsiiety-
place al O'Clock reachns Provdecce also early M fol-
o~g nornns snt procset wiisoos delay In ne morn
Ing Train for Sosioo
The eosts VIII and a. Newport, going End reSrrnnR.
For passage, e-As s,a,e rooms reighi application
nay be made 90 sosd In Boston. Reading CO Stats
81 snd ~ The Depot OF tie Boston Ard Provc-ncc
In Providence - The Agent he Depot Huo, and
N Ses York. OF tie Agents TIE wharf. an 81 lh- ofr
81 tee Company. No. 10 s.uscy p,scr>
r parscxnee % the shove - Ia. splendid
RSOOE ISLAND, Capt Msrch-.o, SUcdNy., wrSi-
c-Atays and E-itsy,. and MASSaCHS sTTS, Capt. Pot
Tu-stsys rhorsdsys sod SslGrcays vii leave Pier
No. \ & daily, Suadsys excepted Each cf is- aenvs
magnificent steamers herh So pas.enEcrs and h>v-
cor'n'St'oos ststs -rIs
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NIONrhLY hkrOKT tyr Jano II ,no nov. Yyr1

MONTHLY REPORT Tor Jaao of tho ROW York
Iva Nedcs and Sufgics ln'.tuIe, No IS Chauoers-,L
CASES ACCESSIBILITY TREirEo
pnn IN len ,i1e IS Gases sl.e; OF ire Womb un.
irconn'c- urine u Ca.es ci-rrt1s der .iment.
lnpot-ncy- s Case. b,Isniii.. s Palp.Es.iou Of
II Cases senia5lil Hrmorhssc ure h->rt
vr--sn-ss th-a 3 kh-uu li.u,
Cases gororrt4sl- OPP city VI the t.cuI-
Psia IL ~ e.hs!l- comes .P7'G Ia bones
Psn 1 Ia chest Gaze salt rhsun. =! Debility ADD loss
2ahtomina! OrJl Cascs II Cough ~ 4Pprs" ON
sy in lnofOp-r hao!s
Gases OF @tes Cs.e. Of ,e,ond- Fof-iga BODY tux
Dy.peo,s sry y-ueres! ~ cut AID tishly
D1rtnsrI liver II P.IHsry Chame Et,n-e eye
iV-n-t-7i sofc cured ~IIaoct2 Dst-rrilnaiion OF
Tarost. Mercury blood head
Irritation Ia urr -lir gGi he Examined de-
tnrasnc proslraie der TIC. Diseases "
gland c age. Of caolc- he luass
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND crRss.
Lsry. Ab,c-,s-s a Enlarged Tons,I removed.
CIc-r,le1 Less of long Tocss exu p.iec from Sc
standing. other gentleman The same
2Opersors for squirting. day, several in leu
Faiy Tumor removed, 81 attempts bad been made
which grew directly upon by auolber Surgeon.
ihe Trseo-s and required Injury OF hand Thai was
very nice dissection Tor II. Caught IN stea valve
eIurpsnon. II Suicure 10 ureihrs cured
L.rgs En- ys,ed Tdmor r. without cuuog burning.
moved lrora Genuenan's Cvuls removed
heed. lArr ept,ion OF cancer breast
Manipulation off arm a. he TIE operation plse.
.hou!der Joint Tee opera the aD.n 43 sullivan
ton was sri formed on the St md witnessed BY Dr.
5,r ipsi and HiIr-ssed By Cbilcs Dr. aIg and many
Dr. z Psrn,y and several oth-r,. She has r<srly re-
Others. Tns lacy ~aa .O covered
year. old and h,ss-cover-d- oiary Of srKle iotnt
The poor attended 10 between aud - 10 me hornI's'
Il. BoSTWICk, D.
wi lw- Amending Surgeon sDi PHYSICIAN
TWO STEAM PRoPELLERs FOR SALE.
THE Iron Stem PrOp--rs, Pb-nI ard Pilot, formerly
RAINING plain Carai and LaSe Lie These
ocss AZ. fee IL -nsh ID feet wide, AID feet depth OF
hold AID VII! hal Inc 50 oc. Tner inventory Ia
.soI RUSSELL L COPELAND So soaIh-sI
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. .G-- nIs48. sEW,YUkk,ss as.--,,,.1, IA
xhErds ALBANY AND Troy s3EdEaIz3

PANY q, ali tho Western Btst7s and The Canacs.-
Troy and ONO Llcr Troy and Ere LIne N-wYork ala
ohlo Lin1 u-troiI Lin7 Osweko Troy and ONO Linz,
Northern Trans yor-ation Line.
Red Bro PaGk5s and Stages.
james n. Hooker; lde, Cot 4 Co; kindly, Pra4e
Co; Eha1 Patterson Pope Csiin; George w HIeE. sra
ohsfs pfopd-rora.
Bosis Of the above Lines will leays New. Yors Ana
~ snd Troy daily for the We and North The aDoys zen
!stnsn arc propnelors In the whole line Wv.pfn
ss.1s end INC CANADIAN EmisrantS and viii
e 4ad money ny calling % me above Inca before seirE
esngh 10 the roLnsronl fraudulent Offices In Ne
fHsfe are i75 boss u tho above lines al buoc 10 COCO
AYE iOf pszsoGEers anc freight ts OF fare ~ De Lep
10 al DC oaIcrs and In will any p-fsUn
mora Of.css, Soa- n, -, IS Coont!es sip 6oE1rL
Fsrzs.s Otncss 81 he foot o Barclay Cortland
INC ohcs. Of he hcwYosk, Albany and Troy s7eirDoN
Offices. PHILIP CA5WELL,
mdi n C-n-1si PssssYr kx-S'.
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-,raes=7 TO WESTERN ,@se-GTTnh
sgtSsca1STS TRAVEL ERs.

--r=sz=H1 TO WESTERN >@ze-.G7,TIIh
grsiiSsrdnQ5ss2 TRAY Ell ER5. 1900
Tb7 public 10 respectfully
HORNED thai IN tho Canal caus~c by The
sIs freshe having been repaired, tbs PIONEER EI-
PRESS LINE via Rstrosd and Canal from ?HlLADEL-
PHIA 10 PITTSBURGH, will comnoucs is regular trips
or .hs season on MONDAY The 6lh April leaving Ito Do
Ry ibis rcae passengers win svoz ali The fatigue and
danger Of nkhi travelling IN coaches. both Railroads being
passed IN daylight
Tor iEher Information sppy =, tss Old Es,ablshed or
ics, ~ Asrfner'. doors -oove Eigh.h-5l
- a CUrnIHdg Aver,
3,tss--.II.IIkO OF PENNs
&sSE75Es8z&s Canal for Iai6. BiSGHAMs' Traaspo,-
ps'ion Line. Propd-tof.-Wm. Bingham,
ThOs. Bingham, Jacoo DOCK VIM A Su.Iton Conducted
on saooats-h7eptng and Temperance principles.
TIE Pfopreiorb Of tnis old esLablsed ue have put iAf
sio;h u Nc niost cooiete order lnd thoroughly pre-
pared - or~s.d produce and and from toe
tsFerr Glitter on The opening Of uassaon We n.t is
our ooS experience IN tie carrying busnrss apo Jealous
s-icioo ~ DC irIercsts OF cusol.rs VIII secure 70 US
ooroancr AID Of he patronage hEofo 7Itenc-
81 10 Birghams Lane"
Our s-ruIz NJ enable us 10 carry freight WIZ &
almost dEpaieh and prices shall Always be 40 o~ e.
the owesl char rd by oteer responsible ines
Produce acd merchandise VIII De rcccV"o and FORWARDED
East West kny chzfss for forwarding sdysDc
Iry hs!ghis storage or commission MARK PACKAGES
sINGHAMS LiHE- Bills Of sdinx Forwarded ane
every direction promptly .erted Address or apply 70
VIM TYSON. Azect, 10 W-s,sl n. Y.
sINGRAMs, DOCK sTRATTOH,
40 AhrseLst PtIsdephia-
JAMES WILSON, Agent lA North Howardsl Baltimore
WM. BINGHAM, Proprietor,
Canal Basin, Lbef;y-sl Pittsburg
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Second EDITION TIE nj edition ofthai popular and
ip,er.supg WORK The American Anglers GIid-,r with
spgravtnys on wood Is pow ready Price 50 cents hand.
soueiy bound in Cloth.
Il: Is truly Wson OF the present re and country,
aud abounds with the opinions eod practices OF the beet
American Aaeery No one " no pre-rdsio snowle ge
or the practices this chfn art .bouid be without
COPY l. is u..ul insuu tive aud amu,tne-nesiy got
nm and well Illustrated lSporiing Register.
iu5isr able companion FOR s disciples Of gentle
Izsak W-ion IL got and TO the Veteran fii-
-Imsn well - tn vro, ell be loaad Of innate
sd vantsae Ia all p,csto.l expeditions The seiie. OF
batting a hook az constructing e., ani of making Gl!-
rs.i are reduced comprehension OF TIE most
limited und. rsaudipg 1, Only for ii. clever acd
infinitely accurate account, OF tbs urs history OF h-
!.ent pc, lea tribes which cDnGin, the book
would recay he coat of is pnrthr- Gag and Tunes
For sale by JOHN BROWN "
1,Q 4 Eti' np--Iu
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In store, and Tor 10 suit purchasers, BY
CYRUS w. FIELD, BVring.shp.
n. B.-Prntng Paper " any szo sad qualify maze 70
order. iYI I'm
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Te Columbus mas undergone Lros borough repairs Sc;
u IN the condition for The HasunIs puuI!e NAY
confaroly rely Lrr making her 1s poIcioay al
verlised assured tnsi pains VIII spared
accommodations desirable and pesAaoi ~ P.s
senSefs.
g. IL Pauliea los Euton-st }. r. Vol, s. Ccnland-st
r. A Jerome los Sfo.a-sl hs-0. York Nottingham. w
Te 4 Co. 81 Ouay-sl AlscSay Wlki1 Parsons BrJ.
fIlo. Tyi-S. brown & Co. tSre<n my SUsN''Sisi
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ICE PICKS, ICE TUBS, leo Plaas.-lee Cream
ksreezsrs VI tte ordinary Atnos coGPlee wiis pss,
Ice Cream Myu6s imporsd and cotnssues kTvos variety
OF psv aud vesantai palusps, frus yes
acgssapepsrs EnV9fiRn, he, IS Mad. D !asea
tyS sA,ra, TpRnEY 60.
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publlr Gonpspaur &r.


.G~w AsUMMER ARRANGEMENT. zsr
.sujsfSSSr.-rne N-w-YorK and Erie Railroad "
Line. from April ls until farther aotc-, -
will daily (Suudays xcsptsd) between the ciIy OF New
York Midde!own, Goshen and intermediate pIncss
foLo~s
FOR Pessrngers--I.eav- Ne~-York al A M and P. ~
L-.ve M1dleiown stBt A. 81. ana 81 T. NJ
Fare reduced 81 - hlddI-town-wuy proportion
Break a.i dinner supper aud b-rlhs bs had The
sIrainbosL
For FreighI-Lesye New YORK al d.
Leave TddieIown a. i! n.
The Of tho consgn-o, and OF h- station where to
he len mus, di.acIy upon each article shipped
Freight uut received after P n. Ia Sew-Yofk
Apply J. T. CLARKSON, AGENT Al tho Ofhco, cor. OF
Dusns and West II. c. SEYMOUR Superintendent
March 23tn, 1915
q Stages daily from Mddletown, the arrival OF
the afternoon train, 20 Milford, Carbondsle Honrsdalo,
Monlroso Towancs Owcso and West Also, TO monlico-
TO- Windsor, BnghAmIon Ithaca, &c Agent on board.
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IIHE sUBsChIBEk would respectfully inform the
kent-meu Of ,h. Gu, lhst be has constantly on band
and for and qnsI horses for The ssdd or
harness. Any person purchsnc horses o. the subscriber
may depend upon being houorshly deal: willis he Is happy
add he rnfsr ;hem o many R1Lurncn Of tho
yhes, responsibility character, capacity &c Any
gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber aac VINO
may b. 10 ynrIcuar ciss,,shed with ihcr purchase,
may return th9 within reasonable period, and re-
ceve The full amount OF purchase nuoy back az he would
wish any gentleman 10 retain al animal purchrd OF
hin, that he 4 not perfectly pleased with.
u "a nd Ms.te 20
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a,s FOR .ALE-6UO Lols ou ne Posi- ESrA
Es-ss 4. I, 81, SpnOEI IN .in,at. Mvrtl.- We

"a, a r;Sr< -!9tic.-Siiu-tcput nc nUaoTor
w New Rochelle Wh.e Plant, Sbou 1eIu diisui.rom
Zach c0r;si1ins $50 40 SsS OF LAND, ali OF .sticA
Plough isnJ excepting Tep Acres ~hch's Wood Lanc.
Fbe pscs divided by sre and laid ouInIo conveueni
lots ~, -G'.y sion All &c fsncet OF stone, n coed
otde; SID :he ground s,se 81 cultivation The bd.
azs al o. gooI character sd order yor TERMS spp5
% =. H. kENGON, 90 iSr premises. o. 81
lnHlhECG s. Inhn-si Nor. fcrk
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-. rrsses4eex1 PATERSON RAILROAD
&Ss$ Summer Arrangement To commence
-April 2Dth leIo. Leave
PArrssoN DEFor. Nrw-Yo2x
O'Clock A. M. st O'clock, 4.
Pm. 81
ON 5UNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Depot al Hs~York
O'Clock, a. ~. 81 O'clock A "a
p N. u T. N
easSscs ger: .dyised 70 no the ferry few Hn1n@i
-,nra III, hnur Of Starring. al
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Brig Rival. Portland James Csskie. Richmond