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\.
tsStSS--JS Ire for Hartford vis New Haven-Fare to
New Haven 90 cents; through 20 Hartford
s. No charge Tor berhs-Tne stsUnch and eieg steam,
boat EMPRESS Capt Hitchcock, w lesvs pier foot o.
osevesL y. Il eyery Tuesday. Thursday snd Saturday
afternoon a. O'Clock Returning she will eave NewH
ven every Monday, "Wednesday md Friday eveaug. AZ 10
o'clock. The above host sss bulk expressly Or this
a1d AS buJ the Substantial manner. b-ing cor
sr. and ccpperssieaed That portion OF the travelling
.ac de-rru. OF seeing thc tare kept nj Ae above ,os
rars VII do well 20 pstrouize toe Express For frciGh
or ups.,yehaving elegant sia,r-r00m Accommodate
,,,iy IN board the boat or - ]. y. DlLrS AGENT
- SOgth-s, up .ts.s.
s-Fcsi.ht ta4sn "A ov rates hut mol RECESSED sGsf
II -
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HOMEOPATHIC CH0COLATE-CJ Fell l
Ii Brothers superior Philadelphia Homeopathic Ono %
late highly recommended By Drs Herring OF pha
and Grsy. Charming and Gram of NewYorE, for SAFE al
manufacturers PRICES, by The Agents, 80
ADAMS, CJSHifAS co.
rr,anI. = Eruni-st
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DI it- NJ 10 M order Of Y. D. BONts rEki slfFo
gate OF Duchess County, Notice. hereby eiven Inst 81
persons having claims against the OF Townsend Way
a,. of the town Of Fiskiu sad county. deceased. are
required 10 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 10
Russo. Dart; NJ his place OF business the City OF New
York No 70 Nadeuanc, or before the 1T day OF dLl
next default thereof their cBius will be debared an
prrcuded from payinenby William ) Camp, Executor se
out of said estate Dat this 2ath day October, 1915
WILLIAM 5. CAMP, Executor OF said estate
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.4-ine iDatrheg ERE 9emeLrp.

a LIZ AOtll.lL1 WV -S~NSTAN
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
EETAILED At WHOLESALE PRICES.
rsNHE SUBSCRIBER has lu-, received splendid as'oH'
Of Watches which viii he retaed Al the follow
ing unprecedented low prices
Full Ievseed Gold Lever. from 80 TO 800
silver ID % Is
Gold Lepnes p q" 81
5iivrr 9" 10 IS
Verge " 10
ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
Narrsn ted Ia perform well or the money returned
ARRANGEMEE HAVE BEEN MADE With MhWm
Gamble who having been engaged Tor nine yrcrsin US
no-tcnebrste' MANUFACTURES Ia Europe Il Acknowledged
be- Watch Rep.r-r+ ia the Cou.ry, ADJ
~ ievote his whole attention tn that branch.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES AND JEW
ELRY repRfea ~ the rest MANNER Al th7 lowest pricf'
Trade work promptly done reasonable terms
J. T. WlLLIsTON,
DEALER UutcIei HhOiesdie and Ikinl,
2sf5meod No. cortiaIdst. mp satCsJ Bc"ddE.!
MATCHES, JEVyELky, silver Ware. aSc--rur'
~ chsssrs invited IA examine he following articles
which offered 10. sale ~ very low prices Duplex "
YER Lspi1e aud other Watches, by approved maker. OF
frDos Ia tine gold and silver cesea OF tnr
ae-t 4yles warranted correct Time keepers Gold Czns
s-ais K.ya Rings PD. Brcrrts Md svery descfi2nos
Of reyV and flshonshi- I-yvrlry silver spoons ,dr'
Knives. Fo,1. P..-1 eni Bn;.uula Ware 3od hnd 5lNr
Pencil Ca.s Gold Pens Ssnt, Clocks, aG4 GJice -
lection Of Fancy Goods. Fsch-r JeW-ry, NC cleared
,nd repaired LOChWOOp SChl6NEE
265 P-sri-sL Of Fulton-s,
nj n onnost. TToital a,e,-a Hos
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3 80 .
Connolly, Miss Catharine
Corbyn, Mrs. Louisa. 2
Coury, Miss Mary Ann..2
Golfer, Miss Mary
Corrigan, Calharin-
Crossit Sarah
Cooper, Miss Eliza
Council. Miss Margaret
Crook, Mrs.
Collyer, Mrs. X.
Colon, Eliza
Cornelius, Miss Athea
Cole, Miss Mary
Coran, Elizabeth
Conn, Miss J
Cochran. Miss Jane
Croseu. Miss Jane
Crenell, Mrs. J. A
Colwell. Mrs. Jane
Coanu. Mira. Mary Ann
Curly. Bridget
Curtis, Miss Mary
Clute, Mrs. Sarah 4.
Culver, Rebecca
Curry, Mics
Cutting. Miss Anna
Cunuin CHAM, Miss
Curles, Caihsrine
Cumdil, Mrs..
Culliten, Mrs. Mary
Davis. ANNA
Dunn. Miss Gsorgiauna
Dnrvill, bliss Sarah
Day Miss, Mulberry-si.
Davis, Miss Elizabeth A.
David, Mrs. Maria
Davis. Mra. William
Dayton, Miss Anna
Devine, Miss Ellen
Deblin. Madam
Dravsing, Miss Harrietta
Decker, Mrs. Catharine B.
Den,z. Miss Lima
Dennis, Miss Rehecs
Diamond. Miss Mary Ann
Deviue, Mrs. Sarah Ann
Dickinson, Mi-s julia w.
Dobsin. Aiiss Ca,harine
Dougher:y, Mrs. Ann Ella
DolaTd, Mrs. Ruth
Dutch, Miss Sarah r.
Duncan, Mise Ellen
Dunhin. Miss l..
Dugau, Rose
Duke. Martha
Duluu, Mics Mary Ann
Elliott, Miss Ellen j.
ENo-d. Miss Marie
Edmunds. Mrs. c ttberine w
E!.worlh, Mrs Maria
Eyies, Mnfgraie Isabella
Ellsworth. Miss Mary b.
Eaton, Mrs Charlotte
lf,lrOner, Mis-. =. l..
Fslckuor, Misc Mary
Farley, Miss Ann
Farrell. Bcssey
Flaharty. Mrs. Sarah
Farl. Ca,hrine
Fchr-li, Sarah
Feeling. Miss Rebeccg
Freman. Miss Jane
Frisry, Msrgrs,e
Friedrich. Mary
Freeman, Elenor
Fletcher. Miss Catbarine A.
Fitzpatrick, Ann
Finn, Miss Alice
Finley, Sarah i Margrei
Finally, Margaret
Edinburgh, Miss Friedrich
Fory, Miss Msr!s
Foster. Mary C.
Foster, Miss Mary
ForRp. Bridget
Fox, Mise E. A.
GallnGcr, Mrs. II,
Ga;cher, Mrs.
Gard, Mrs. Harriet
Cannon, Mrs. Bridget
Green, Hannah
Granger, Mrs. James
GillnIgn. Mrs.
Gr;swcld. Mrs. Sarah
Gilmore, Mrs, Abigail F,
Glbhs, Miss Laura
Grifliu, Mrs
Gilmore, Mr.. Sarah
G!hson. Mrs. Mary
Griffith, Mrs. So bil
Golden, Margare,
Godfrey, Miss Marietta
Goodsls, Miss Mary B
Coz, Miss Sarah
Got. Ellen
Grum. Mary
Gulics, Miss Aun
Hartley. Miss Mary 4
Habum, Miss Eiizsbs;h
Haley, Miss Mary
HAYS. Mrs. Ca,hartne
Hsr,igsu, Mrs.
Hanvcrson, Jsne
Hasle,or. Miss Mary Ann
Heaton. Miss Msry NJ. =
Healey. Mrs. Susan Ann
Henry, Margaret
Henderson,, Mary Jane
H-slin. Bridget
{ Herbert. Miss
Henry, Rose Ann
Hampstead. Elizabeth
Hews. Helen
tlegemsn. Miss Martha
Haywood, Mrs. An,ouia
Higgins Aun Z.
Higgins. Mira. William
Hogan. Rodsy
holmes, MISS
Houchton. Mrs n. 8.
Houon, Mrs. tIih-s.
HOLMAN, Mi.s c. c.
Howard, Mss isabella
Howor,h, Mrs Mary Ann
Howes, Mrs. Lucinda
Hobbs, Mrs
Hu,nphries. Mrs, Mary
Hubbard, Miss Sarah
Hull. Mrs. Susan
Hunt. Mrs. y. 4.
Hymsn, Miss Sarah
b Jacobs, Hiss Abby A.
Jackson, Miss Hsrnsh 8.
k0SEf
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I-sSs NE9S-NORE AND ERIE F
ssn.s-sstlE.--gl@ RAlLROAO INV inler 4 T. 4

zach Say daily. leaving New York md Mtd.eiowr ven
morning, tSuUSRys -Ncsptcd,) 81 8 o'clock.
FroEhi Barge VIII lesv, New Gork ron foatof OISne
st-Tlesday. ThurstR and Saturday afternoons oclok
Stages for NeSburs GghAeepse, Hudson AID AhSay
lesyc Turner'S Depot upoE Rrrtvsio f passenger trs
StSges cs 5loonln CHURCH, Monticello Mufori Horesdsie
Carbendsie BinGESn,oG Owego, Sc- Ie- esye Middle
town, upon srrivsl % passenger train.
FOR farther nforEs:!on spplJ At the oce, corner o.
nusna .nSN psts dis
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geaal Notices

sruERIFE's SAGE.-By virtue OF severa. wri.s u
sSpr ars, - NO directed aud delivered will eXpOsr
To- sale on "Wednesday tie tweniylh day Of March neNi
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Nrsbuc D the City Hall Of tl-
CITY Of SevYork all Ae rgh lille aud Interest OF Henry
Wilkes which he had the eleventh day OF November
1+ thousand 81 ghl hundred AND forty any time
afterwards o. aud 10 B.l those ceJtl oi pieces
GELS Of land silustp lying aud being In The Twelfth st
NniH Ward OF the City of Gewf crk, and Known ana dis
.ilguishcd certain map made by j. r. nHeges City
Surveyor OF snds formerly belonging 70 Samson Benson
and Beniymin Nrcderhurgh deceased siuaten The Twelfth
Ward of hr City OF New York, Which map hears dale
September $50 aud is ON - Ia The Office ut ts r..
ester aui Tor the City and County OF New Eors as lot
Nos (463 hundred aud sixty eight ,09 four HUNDRED
and sivY-n1e t!o) four hundred md seventy ana Gll
four hundred and ssve1yone which said ots are also de-
siynaied said map parcel number 5l seventy sN ac
are bounded follows East by tbs FouTthaveuue. Wes
by ire draw paralstO lhe FouriEvenue on the Wette
aide hcreo the distance Of One hundred and ten tee,
ttcrerom Hor,hsrly by line drHvn parallel 20 ils!h
he distance OF hiy feet i've inches ereifom on
the Souiheriy side thereof and Souineiy by ne dIAw
parallel l7h-strec the NOrth-ry side thereof N ne
distance OF fifty feet five inches tbcrerom Together VIII
the here Gmens aud nppurenanc"s lherrnntn neoosng
sppertaining William JOSeS' she'n
FkEppSlCK l.. NULrG. Deputy S,sfih
Dated N"vr YORK. February 10. i8M lot lHwnR
1Y ORDER OF Hon William Pauuclec, Recorder Of
the Guy Albany, notice s hereby gwen a: an attach
r-nt has against tie a., Thomas f. w lyman
anorrcstrnt hur and TINT the viii be sold Tor The
ramsut of h debts, unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 law, within nine months rom Tue
first publication ls notice; and that the payment Of ar!
debts due tn him hv residents of js SHe, qua the delivery
10 him hs ofauy property within this state belong
irg 10 HIM. and The transfer of any such properly by h aye
forbidden by law and void Dufed Albany, Juue n 1875
DEAN Y NEWLAND,
ielT IEyytlEic Attorues for attaching crtNlu0r
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-iI-~ss .FnR TIE s.AILT 81. liaKIk-

= a-S!se----S tSis-The rev low pressure stesm5os
>s'<sa' DETROIT, C2pc = 3 Ward. viii mako
four weekly tfrs from Cleveland the Sau't ST Marie
3u-.rs .hs month OF May-esvlrg Cleveland every Nor
dsy evening at O'Clock Y NJ aud Detrci! avery Tues
Jev moraug O'Clock A 81 Returning, - ~ leave The
Ssl.t Frd,t Iuoralu;s, sJ9 O'clock \ NJ.
from the frstot june 10 the hr-; ~ Novembe-. The Dc
troit VIII make tip every Ouc lays rom Detroit 10 ID
Saglt s. NSr@-leaviug eUch place Is ouo~s
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3nsaranee.

s,TaTEMENT' Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
= Company. No. ii Ws.l-s.-lssUed iiog st MsG 1875
to 3lst December, -
months Policies. AMI Of premiums S658G5 .
IL January...c;3 E. 1877 Z,
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ReGi estate.

81 FARM FOR SALE OF exchange for City or Brook
Ign property 81 Smith Town Long Island conta;nlhS
ton The balance Is wood land The buildings cousist oil
good dwelling 54xi0. with csil4r under The Whole barns
wagon houses crib &c There is said Farm sooII
econ fruit trees s nocRied and o; choice varieties con-
ssng OF apples pears pesches pluns cherries, sprcoi
&c with ebuc6ance OF smaller garden fruit shrubbery
&c. For farther particulars apply TO
ANTHONY J. BlEECKER, Auetoaeer.
" Rrr,a
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QAGS.-The highest marke, price paid in cash for
Ieki1ds Of domestic rags bagging canvass grass rope
ke by E2sfl ml CYRUS w. EiELD, No 3 Ruriing snp
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"a FNKli FOR SNi.E-Ig Ramapo. l;ocSiaud Co.
tS V OF - acrss, in good cultivation and fence. with
new dwelling house barn and other out-bulltDss II
contains shout tine Young fruit trees, 81 grated With
Sow rseulsr Depot on the linz OF the y Y e R Fare
80 cent. from the city InGure % Z j. STf&uT Tie
nr.,nise. or or HARVEY SPRINGS TEEN,
iaF iu.odr los Rans-sl. y. y.
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The Detroit entirely $50 tons burthen Is furnished
with and superior engCe draws Oni little wser sn;
IL well adapted 10 The Ssull trade.
AGESrs-E 2. Hsstng, Detroit; \. Seymour Co
Cleveland J. r Livingston, Sault s.. Marie. 2lt I'm
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o.. NISTH-ST. near Fih-svenue-At Private Sale
Ei; Two FIRST story brick dwellings on The South
'A side OF Ninth S. FnhRvenue. Said houses are
built The best possible OF hes! materials eiDTec
Ing the modern improvements and containing large
number o convenient and veil arranged rooms There are
satuary nantes In parorS mahogany doors and French
vy. also hot and cold ba.hs closets &c In said
houses The houses are . ny feet with story
tension feet the full width OF the lot forming third
paor OF ROOM &c For farther particulars apply
TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoreer,
9sf1u- No 7 Rroadst
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- FOR SALE-Lo;s on 4ith and io;a SIS between ne
- oh and 10Th syenues
- Lands ia Delaware, Sullivan and Broome Counties
Timber Lands In Essex, Warren and Hamilton Couciies-
Lon IA Govarus, near the Greenwood Cemetery. For
sails hy Isl l. LINCOLN, IS Nezsau-st
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List OF Letters Remaining in the N.Y. Post omcs
Saturday, February %;
r- p,.a,. ssertor as DATE Of the List IN 'heA ises
Fs-.l.l1 LADIES' LIST!

James. Mrs. a.
James, Miss
Jacobs, Miss JohannsE
jenkins. Mrs. Sarah P.
Jefries, Mary
iJeremeahs. Miss Caroline
johnson, hfrs. { Broome-sti
Johns on, Miss Ellen
Jones, Miss Angelini
Johnson, Mrs. NJ airy II.
Jones, Miss Caroline E
Hawke, Jane
lKesrney. Mics Bessey
Kempf, Mira. CR;hsrine
Kennedy, Miss Ann. a
Kenny, Mary
Kelihum, Miss II,
Keises, Mary
kilroy, Cathertne
lKnickerbocker, Miss Jane
King, Mari
Knows, Miss Elizabeth
HOOK, Mary
lKruts. Mrx. Martha A.
Lawless, Miss Ann
Lawson, Mrs. Catharine
lLxwson, MIS-. Sally
Lee, Miss Ann Haris
Leonard, Miss Anne
lLeviogston, MIRA. Jane
Lewis, Miss Louisa
ILenox, Miss z.
Lewis, Mira. Mary
Lee, Mrs. Gugenia Y.
Lindsay, Mrs. Margaret
iLinehan, Miss Frances
Lincoln, Miss Maria
,Lockyer, Mise NJ. C.
Long, Miss Roxanis
Loughnin, Mrs.
Ludlow. Miss Elizabeth c.
Lyoch, Miss Margsre, A
Lynch, Mrs. John
Lynch, Miss Margaret
Lye!l, Mrs.
ILydecser. Miss Elizabeth
NinsQueries, Mrs. Ann
Msherer, Mrs tStauton-stD
Maxwell, Mrs.
Mahony. Elenor
Magary, Maria
Msioney, Margaret
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public Gonpenanees. Ne.

sE~ ANAL LINE ~ Il s " 10 Albany So
The intermediate landings. far - n.
lee viii permit Theirs is good wheeling
from soy point the Hudson Albany ard Stages viii b.
Ia rssdirss carry passengers tHr deSJtn Pa.
sage 81 - through 10 Albany. Passage 10 N-wbprys
! 81 Sreskfas, on board iha boat Ths Celebrated es
steamboat UTICA Capt. 7. y. Huise. leaves the Die,
between Cortland and Liberty sta every morning Al
O'Clock.
packages and parcels will be landed al suy OF he r.
ggIGr snt;ugs provided they psid for the ag.a
tcr and entered the fr-gh; list Fog psssee or
epr- on board 10 P C. SCHULTZ e. TIE otce on ths
WHAT t6f
-UpSe NOTiCE.-STATEN-Is Ys-
ery-On Wednesday, Dec. 5. the trips on III
s-s-Sze,sN n~-S4a Ferry VII De ~ follows
T.asve S.s.en.l.lsu1 81. 10 A. 81; 2 14P 81
q Nerv-Yurk 2, - A NJ; 81. r. NJ.
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"a SEVEN tAKris FOR Sti.E--Fa1. OF ne -
tate OF thu late Major Wtism Edgar, containing rom
10 100 each. and 5s,ng rom one 10 hr- NILES
from the Railroad Depot &; Railway.
No In Upper Runway. - acres, win oreAsni, goos
b-lil9sEs siso i've smsii hsus for renting.
No I'm Upper Railway, IS sores with houses and barn
No S-On the Woodbridge road 81 the South eri OF me
Homestead Farm. 10 lO0 scres, lhs purchaser may
choose with house aud barn.
No 4-or the Woodbridge road, so scres wi:hou! bma
ir,s q choce location
No Son the STAR road 80 acres with small house.
No Son the Star road So acres, nearly adjoining NJ
With md barn. sF5 bounded on one side by Railway
River
No ION the Star road 70 sores with house snd b-ru
and bounded by the river.
also several smaller lots woodland and salt meadow
Also Farm OF so with good house and bars, four
miles from Orange. on the road Motrsiowu with -'O
acres OF pasture and woodland nearly adjoining, well cal
culated Tor Dairy or Sheep Farm.
the village. house Il acres
Also new land In Ohio Missouri and Tennessee for sse
O., exchange NJ 8. EDGAR. SO Wsll-st
WM. EDGAR, Railway. Executors
GARRISON EDGAR z"
John B. Edgar offers for sae hs Farm OF w acres one
mile from Woodbridge The land in excellent condition.
StayoTn-
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"a FOR SALE-The House and Lot situated on The
| Norlh-vyes corner Goth ard ithsveEue 90 feet
the psrt OF the lot. which fronts on the ave
nue. will be sold For particulars. INQUIRE OF J. CAMP.
10 srd J O'Clock 26f lmeod"
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Alien, Mrs. l..
Alien, Mr.. Auards
Alien, Mrs. Sarah
Arusrnon,, Madame D.
Allen, Mrs. Maria
Adomson. Rachel
Adams Mrs. Maria
Allen, Miss Julia
Abbey Miss Mary
Anderson. Catherine c.
Seahun, Hlaria
Brady, Letherino..9
Brasheur, Mrs. Phillip
Bramford, Mira.
Baker, Mrs. Sarah
Brady. Mrs. Mary
Bates, Mrs, Julia
Baker, Julia
Habcock. Mrs. Louisa
Barlem, Mrs. John
Blee, Sarah
Be.be, Miss Sophia
BERT OF Miss Mary 4
Beatty, Mas Frances
BemsD, al;ss 4. z.
Breed, Mrs. G.
Brine, Bridget
Bigley, Mrs.
Bright, Ann
Bright, Mas Louiss
Biriwhistle, Elizabeth
Bird, Mrs Julia
Boutk, Miss Cs,hsriDe
Bosden, Ms. Matilda
Rogardus, Mira. Merriam
Bloom, Frances
Brown, Miss Susan
Rorrowe. Mas c. n.
POstwick, Mrs. Harriet
Bourne, Miss Elenor
Brown, Miss e.
Hogart. Miss Sarah
Brown, AIiss Mary Aun
Bennett, Mise =. 4
Burgess, Mics Mary
Beatiss, Hiiss Elizabeth
Burden, Mary
Burke, Bessey
Burney, Miss Martha
Buckle, Mise
CahiI!, Miss Ann
Carpenter, Mary
Carpenter, Roae
Call, Miss Jane
Chspin, Miss Virginia +.
Carton, Julia
Caldwell, Margaret
Carey, Margare!
Campbell, Miss Caroline
Carpenter, bfiss Mary A.
Caldwell, Miss Ellen
Campbell. Miss Emma
Clarke. Mrs. S.
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NE& TfpE FOUNDRY, No. oS Ann.sl near Gold.
lNsThe subscribers have opened foundry a. tbs
above psce where they prepared furnish sill kinds o.
newspaper book fancy types, and every oiher article
Necessary for printing office. The types " handcasi
U nav moaids from mslxes OF the best OF materials
oo are warranted 10 be- superior in beauty and durability Ia
to be had any ote. foundry In city OF New York.
Eay arc cnin Tho latest English syle expressly for siere
spng and for Ibis purpose superior anything ever
ouerod to The pubic, who invited 10 call and
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Nu0. 900 ACKEs ]. - asEe. Of Isa5 Tor saIs.-

ESIIO,OO0 ACRES * 81 acres Of Land for Sale
GO The large sciis sused on the waters OF the SusCue
hanra River In Pennsylvania Ills well adapted for
settlement The Land generally : productive and has
rIrch valuable Ffrnb-r Sumnoas Coal, iror and COCO
wafer rover The Timber. oy attention. VII sell o three
ies as much rs the Land will cost II VIII be SOD very
low or cash The tract OF 81 acres ! snsed IN Tloea
County, Pa near The Railroad leading FROM Ne" os -
Lake Ere and : fine SEd, well tn5ered WIN oafed Ma
ne And Pine Pine Crces through Il I5s VII $50
sold low for cash will be exchanged Tor Goojs-
,.S.s-s. MILLER Phiisieipbs Isl lv-
- FOR S4Lt-A valuable fsrni. pleasantly siiaa'et
Gf7 in ,hs town OF Harrison, Westchesisr County n
No. conslnng 80 oil hrsrRte land, - oi Viien are
wood The remainder can b. powec. moves or pas ed
well wstereG with streams that never aibas COCO qu
;y OF uit large rate barns, and oier o4outo-
lgs, the dwelling large Containing Is sEse apartments
with hsll running through them. The prospect from ss
dwelling is beautiful glance OF the eve can D. 7-eI
nearly whole farm with portion OF LcRs issnd aac
the Sound The Land Is Of good cralty-.ies gradually
escecdpg to the Souh and is good fer all kinds Of grain
has grove Of beautiful Locust timber Farther description
thou CHIT unnecessary al tr,t wish % purchase s7e %
o,ests to the farm. which IS situated he road eai
Ing from White P.sns the Purchase and ki1grse;5!
miles East OF Railroad a. White PlsinsSi Of Port
y B-If said arm Is no; disposal before Thurs
dsv la;h lsy OF Msrch next II viii hs sold at2 OF that
sy or the premises For farther particulars inquire on III
premises Of Abner Mead, or o.
ANTHONY sLEECHER. No : Broat-sl \
Fabrus-y =. 1870 - ~
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This Company has hsd but loss amounting 5000
The premiums paid in cash. aud IN secured Noe
payable IL months with per interest, subject To
II required ossea and renewable n d.
sired bg the insured.
ROB'T L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ C. MILLER Secretary. JOSEPH l.. LoRD. Agent
Or. lamea Steoart No. Bond.st. Medical Fxamner y
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So FARM FOR SALE-Cortsintng ~ Acfes ot
and IN hgh OF culy sion, situated u NE LOWE
~ ofE.ss.cheser W-schester County one nail fe foil
Harlem Railroad Hunts Bridge On sad Ferl lcere 10
Iag house Two barns co~-shed, mili-hoUse and
ott out buildings Two Young sPP.e orchards and var
Fer particulars nna ire OF John r. Hayward Charles VAL
enrne = VaIaa,n Eas:ch-ser near lie premises or OF
;rirr- JOSEP II dUSSON. IS Chsnb-rsEt n. Y
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EINE AND SUPEREINE BOOK PAPER

u 2po reams 4xSS inches 81 lba per rearl,
100 reans 2ixSS inches Sc lbs per
100 rcams 2lxSS inches, IS lbs per ream.
so resins 2ixSs inches, 10 lbs pc: resu
$50 reams 2ixSs inches, Il lbs per ream.
200 rearar 24xss inches. &c lbs per rcam.
100 reatns 2iSSS inches, tS lbs per reuin.
80 rea,as 2ixSs inches 50 lbs per ream.
100 rean,s 24xSs inches, IS lis per
100 raams 2ixSS inches, 90 lbs per
For ssle N lots 20 suit purchasers, by
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Urp Goods.

III MIGEON 4 Co. No SAL West-sireei, refuishers OF
IL. cloths, and sa;nets The gola medal has
been awarded IL ~ In refnishng WOODEN goods Refer
TO Messrs. Wocot slade 6S Plne-st, VIM. c. Langley
Co. 5 Exchange place of Broadsl and to D. Brig
ham Co. Ptn--st. where ORDERS he left 2if Inn
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g.. LOTS FGR SALE on 7th-svenue 2itn, 18th ard
I'm: 2Gh-sts-The balance OF the property lately edyeFS
ed 10 he sold ri Auction by D. c. IL w. Peli Co can
be ha on very advantageous terms bv application 10
If Inn I. GOODMAN. 80 Csdar-sL
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-15
From Lake Superior

We have the "News" from Copper Harbor
dated the 18th ult. The Julia Palmer arri-
we'd from the Sault on the 9th with twenty
one cabin and forty two Storage passengers
the latter mainly miners and laborers for
the various Mining locations CurrentWages
Miners $50 to 10 per month Laborers
500 to S28. Among the former was the Hon.
Caleb Gushing, on his way to La Pouiteaux,
the Falls OF st. Anthony. The Eagle Harbor,
Pittsburg, and Lake Superior Companies
are reported as being quite successful. The
Government has been dismissing a part of
its cohort of Mineral Agents, (High time.)
We eXtact from the News the following items.
Rich SILVER VEIN. The richest vein OF
silver, las far as surface indication will warrant,
that has yet probably been discovered, in
the Lake Superior country, has recently
been found on a small Island Immediately on
the coast, and lying a little West of Agate
llarbor, beloning to the Cypress River Mi
ming Company. This Island, on which two
metalliferous veins have been discovered, Zone
Of native copper and tie other Of silver and
"copper" is over a quarter Of a mile in length
by about five hundred feet in breadth,
wooded with pine and other timber, and is
sufficiently above the level of the Lake, to en-
able the company to work the veins with adj
vantage. The veins cross the Island diagon-
ally and in the one nearest its center the
matrix of which(about four inches wide) is
formed Of quartz, native silver is found thick
iy disseminated through this vein as also that
of native copper. The specimens which have
been furnished us by a friend, are certainly
the richest that we have seen of surface char
actcr. Two men are now engaged in working
the vein, but the company design placing
miners Immediately upon,it and will continue
their operations during the winter.
These veins, We understand were discovered
by Prot. Mathcr, during a casual encamp-
ment upon the Island for few hours, and by
him reported to the Agent of the Company.