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MAsoH 4--Corneiiss Muiisan The N,V York III
bsrrisn Benevolent Burial Soei,yThis was an action
brought against the society by the plaintiff who was
Of the members for the recovery Of thirty dollars
certain dues to which he alleges he In entitled In right
Of membership He joined the society in 1884, paid the
initiation fee Of two dollars and fifty cents and twenty
ave cents per week The society was some time pre-
vious to s4 incorporated by the Legislature for bene
VIOLENT purposes, one Of which was the relief Of sick
members. Every member who paid his initiation fee
and weekly dues and upon complying with some other
requirements imposed by the byeaws Of the Society
became entitled to three dollars week during his i'll
ness. II sppearsd that some time in 1874. the
plaintiff taken III with intermng fever, but did
not then apply for relief having recovered in few days
and resumed hi: work. He, however, got a rslepse,
and confined second time, and he then applied and
denied He Afterwards recovered, and again went
to work. and got another relapse and his plicaton for
relief was renewed, but the society refused; and in
the fall Of fsa4 the defendant withdrew and brought
his action and obtained judgment by default, which
was afterwards opened and the defendants allowed to
come in and defend. Adjourned to Monday.
For plaintiff MIR. Muloch; for defendents MIR. Whiting
Biudhons Dseksv-verdict for plaintiff, $50, which
does not carry costs in action Of assumpsit.
Before Judge Ulshoefer.
Schvzs Sehisanger This cause was resumed this
morning. and given 10 the jury at . o'clock. scale
verdict 70 b brought In this morning.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Dodge an,


MAacn s-7t,al for Grsad Larceny, John Porter, a
was put on his trial for grand larceny in having stolen
500 worth Of wearing apparel from the trunks Of Mr.
Lafayette Smith, at the boarding house No. % Pearl IT.
On the part of the prosecution, Mr.. Smith, deposed
that the property taken from his trunk and placed
on q bed under which the accused was found by the
servant girl. On be ng arrested about 40 keys were
found upon bis person. Porter slept in the adjoining
Of woolien Clothing, such as coats. psntaoons &c
Margaret Finn, deposed that she was employed as a
servant the boarding house No Pearl st. and that
having occasion to enter the Of Mr. Smith, about
o'clock in the afternoon on the day Of the robbery she
articles Of clothing belonging 10 Mr.. Smith witness
picked up the articles Of clothing placed them the
bed &C. and communicated to the members Of the famt
~ what had TRANSFERRED whereupon the accused was de-
The accused made no defence. The jury rendered a
being a. to S
property exceeding $25 Sentence deferred and the
cussd remanded prison to be tried Tor other offences Of
.anoiAer Trial for Grand Larceny George Reed was
tried On Indictment for grand larceny In being
concerned with another man. named Gaines IN picking
the pocket Of David Rowe, Of wallet containing $l29
At Montgomery porter-house, No ss7a Water street
For the prosecution Mr. Montgomery depossd that on
the evening Of the robbery in question Rowe Reed and
Gaines were drinking at his porter.hsuse that one OF
the alu;i Rove GSs o. the ad oa ao
Smith, that they $50 bill in the possession Of Reed
and another $50 in the possession Of Ganes both Of
which corresponded with those stolen from Rowe and
which, II was bsequently ascertsined, were changed
at a brokers' Office. The jury found Reed guilty and
the court sentenced him to be imprisoned in the State
prison for the term Of years.
Plea IF Guily.-Thomas Canes, implicated with Reed,
in robbing Rowe Of his pocket book containing $l29
entered plea of guilty, and sentenced to be i'm
soned in the State prison for the term Of years.
Trial for Petit Larceny.-Amos Edwards was then
tried for stealing about $40 worth Of clothing from
coored man, named Charles H. Taylor, cook on board
the steamboat Columbia, the 7th Of December last
He acquitted by the jury.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning =
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HISTORY OF
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC
SYRUP,
FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION.

By sIposaI. hesvy cod which settling spon
At & ' hsns me-
hectic svs night .S.a and s'a %
declining g much that my physcians and friends utterly
sa s
l ssf
70 M ss p wS."
when
q $sSisn: ::v.I. ny
s w.. sas T s,s.
my dissas wa. entirely 3D. and es well
New Jersey .aers many ps,,on .Sy, heard Of
equally made ~ the use Of
Il that Sc. ..Sa .SSS,:a
Ri, Who'll r.
TO
nasssd 70 max. ii. :'.isnsas emit q q. origin Of
~ paS 10 to
be deception. that the public generally believe medicines
they examine certificates Of cures from people Of
i9lio.ins s:ti@esy from he citizens Of Flsmase9
''''-'~ - 'N' 49, '''''N = $50 J. H. scHENCK.
We The unds:gned citizen; Of FeminFtou: county Of
.Ss II ga , CT Msw w
the year 1893 AZ which he removed this and
Pumonic Syup-thst during whole with
him he has sustained hs character Of honorable
ed and that should have every confidence any
statement he mako the public relative tie Pulmonc
Syrup. q
satisfied that he the first and only that offered
the Genuine Pumonic Syrup the pubc thai he made
here and that atss Of effected by
fulmonic Syrup, OF which under imme-
diate publshsd long before ocs
eita6 he'd for its sale either in New York Philadelphia
We believe duty guard the public against the
scqucn ces that might arise from being deceived.
Member OF Congiess Clergy.
Isaac q. Farlee. James NJ Olmstead,
County Clerk. Charles Bsrtolete.
Joseph Besson Physicians.
Surrogate ]. +. eehenek, NJ. d.
@. &. Seymour Geo. T. Rex, NJ D.
Judges ofthe Court R.B Mershon, NJ. D.
Samuel Hill, Postmaster.
Robert X; Reading, George w Risler.
Members Of the Bar. John II Capner
Peter J. Clark, Mahlon C. ri,
WIN. II. Sloan, Peter Ewing,
T.. Bartes, Asa Jones,
Nalhansl ssxton, VIM r. Moore
James n. Re ,diog, r. w. Burk,
George A. Allen, Hush Capner,
Alex. Wurs John l.. Jones,
Merchants. Thomas Gray
J. q. j. II. Reading, Atkinson J. Holcomb
Augustus Frisbe, David Dunham,
A. v. Bonnell, Hart Wilson.
VIM. r. Emery,
John P. Farlee-
The genuine pumonic Syrup prepared exclusively BY the
proprietor and for sale At his principal Office, No Court
land where sdyice have their lungs
amincd and obtain pamphlets describing consumption dys
pepsia. and liver complaint; free Of charge.
Please bearis mind that Beekmsn does not sell my
for the old established medicine at No. CORTLAND ST.
ms 2tsr ThkSa
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100000, $1,000, $1,000, % 200, %, 900 o. 900,
$4,000, $4,000, $500, $1,000,
no LEND ON BOND AND MORTA0E-The above
OF money good productive real in this city
or Brooklyn. Apply BROAD, No. II Wall 81. in the
once Of Rearce& 90. basement
NI:-CslI 3 vsse Re hOun Of . and u o'sloss. .. b
Weeu and o'ceck 7. N. u lm'N
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.
JUST PUBLISH Ed Translation from the French,
titled The fsrsan Secret Sell Preservation, speect
fscury against Sexus Dseases under all circumstances
without he ass Of medicine or dsseesble pscsssy
Paris, London. and other large cities
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. D.,
Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine Of Pas Phycsn the
yenee: Ho,ps Knight Of the Legion Of Honor &c. &c.
Published BY Robert H. Dumcnt Legal Deputy for Dr. Lee
baum, ~ washington street, Boston, Price 628 per
eopytwo copies for u All orders should be addressed
paid TO ROBBERS n Dumont. az above.
Fulton streets Philadelphia Colon Adriance Arcade
BEWARE OF FRAUDS.
spurious edition % this work has Just been issued by
FOR NEW YORK CITY, ie UI?T6N STREET The
robert H. Dumo.t t,:si Dsp.y ~ nr Lebaam, 10 Wash
edition these words aud oniy Pages IgAv.
40 OUT SOME MOST IsroRrA>, MATER BEWARE
OF FRAUDS. and buy only Of the Sat IAGENTS. I2I
Fulton No other dear pse ysr the genuine
rs lmsr
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Superior Court.
Before Jud4a Oaklev.


MARCH 6.-Straehsn 4 Sect 70. Snail, Wiuisms Co.
Tho jury In this case, reported yesterday, gave
dict for $63s3 81, in favor OF the plaintiff.
Erasfus Wheaton Us. Small, Wifiiams + Co.-This was
action brought to $1,000 and interest ad.
vanced upon bill Of exchange Of $l500 under date OF
January IS, lsa5 drawn by j. w. Murray Co upon
EdgeL, milford Co., New Orleans, and endorsed by
the defendants which returned under protest. A
suit urged upon tho part Of the Defence which
ovsrrued by the Court, and verdict was given in
favor Of the plaintiff for $1,000 co.
Chas. NJ Graham The Nev York 4 Ere Rail Road
CsmpGny This suit brought for three months
vices 81 per day. in collecting subscriptions in the
18th ward to the capital stock Of the New York and Erie
Railroad Company, in ls42 The defence contend that
nasmuch az that no demand was made upon Mr.. Lyman
cashier of the Company, the plaintiff takes wrong
ground in bringing this suit against the Company ver
dict tomorrow.
Before Judge vanderpoel
Chaviss Mibonk, ct. ais Cyrus Losee, et aisThis
cause advered to yesterday resumed this morning.
and resulted in verdict Of $3.50 ~ for the pla nfs
john r. Marseihs John Buekhout 4 John Jacob
BuckhoufThs was an action OF trover, brought TO re-
the amount Of stock Of goods in premises i46
Greenwich street, last October, sold under chatte
mortgage TO the defendants, by Henry Hart, the
mortgage This of but little general interest
and resulted in a non suit.
John r. Marsehis John BuckhoMt ond joins jacob
Buekhout.-This also action Of trover, and II
similar in most respects to the foregoing except that
chael mortgage had been given TO
executed by the brother Of the plaintiff upon goods In
his store in the It'll Avenue, small portion Of which
was removed TO premises 74s Greenwich street. The
defence h o fraudulent sale, &C. Verdict tomorrow.
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1872 BROADWAY.
CokNER OF JOHN STREET.

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Erening Post
CPECIMENs Of kINGS unspproAchabe VERBENA
- CREAM FOR SHAVING : This article, univ .rsaiiy
praised those no made trial Of last year took the ft
premium Of the Institute Fair I.deed fully conceded by
those who know that j. impossible manufacture
Gle equal to it. IL soening the skim fragrant the
sense destroyer offekes and pmpes and sold cheaper
than the old All therefore, who would consult
From the New York Gazette-The New Soap.-We speak
from experience and speak from the
knowledge OF bensfacor and friend James Grant No
A. street. whs it ahead Of thing yet ou
out in this OF modern IL 10 only
rmolient but t Is something more In .hort believe
From the Evening Mirror Rings verbeua Cream, we
know by be the best kind OF shaving soap
those have troublesome Boards shoald
wheutt II has penetrating Of its and sof
hardest and beard lender the
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the b1si-
Of Dr. Minor the OF Broadway and John
where hs inestimable article be obtaned likewise
for that trou ole tome companion.
From the Sunday spatch-Everv who shaves himself
should Kngs Vcrbcna Cream" II is exquisite
article fleming the beard and aiayng all irritation Of the
skn that il becomes absolute pleasure instead OF
noyance, 10 use the razor
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
der the directions Of c. H. Ring Prepared
q. II. RING, Druggist,
l92 Brosdw,y corner Of John street
Successor to DR.. Vim. n. Minor
N B-Merchsnts rareuarly requested TO call and
anime this article Prepared az 70 quality quantity
peance and price Il be beathe spendd new abe
from steel plate, engraved BY Messrs Rawdon. Wright
Hatch exceeding thing Of the kind before the public
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.

TO TRUNK MAKERS
TRUNK BOARDS-loo0o lbs Trunk Boards, Of superior
quality and numbers, just rccstv ed and for sale by
PERSSE BROOKS,
1my md usraas
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GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL or sU.
~ perior quality Foil e Per OF Gold Leaf e the
70 Reade street. J. l.. WAUGH,
j291msrc Practical Gold Beaten.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.-0 Gentlemen and Families can obtain the full
dispose Of such Ladies and 0entemen Wearing Apparel
Fire Arms, Furniture. &C. LrsEssryr As6 Brosdwsy up
obtain fair price by sending for the subscriber Ms T. LE
NIB. line through the Post Office will be prompt
ly attended TO. M imsrc
TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
IT Ml0EON CO, al West street, Re. 6nshers Of
H Cloths Caxslmeres and Satnes The gold medal has
been awarded H. NJ for the Improvement In rehnshng
Woollen Goods
Refers Messn wolcott Slade. So Pine streets Wism
c. Langley Co., So Exchange Place. Of Broad
left. m m
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TO LET, IN HOBOKEN,

@ with the privilege or free rriase now in course Of COM
which will be ready for occupancy before
pleie with All the late improvements They each contain
black crates Throughout and are 81 feet front by deep with
wide yards AID raing. The situation delight
full commanding fine view Of the river. bay and city, and
rhip one minutes walk Of the ferry where the ferry
and every half hour Canal and Christopher s
Apply At the ferry at HoLoksn. mi 2w"rc
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A RARE CHANCE

ssa4 WILL BE SOLD cheap exchanged for city pto-
xpery, very valuable valley grain and farm
-ia,nrg 1917 acres 30 Of which woodland, and the
and 'eed.d within ave and yeS. abundant cEop
Cod Spring and from EaIninGdae, chs best roads the
county OF su k The buildings all neatly and
mage Hsuse Poultry Hous.. Ice H9nss Bshsry Wash Room
th- earliest vegetables and bring Tin ~ hours communal
with Brooklyn, which from Farmingdsle
leave Cold Spring daily for New York further Pstca
lars sppiv TO +. @. Lucky,
fUawsm 80 John 1t.
sl ROSE HILL STABL 9ssh Street and Third
LIN Avenue and opposite Bulls Head. just arrived and
" Tor sale at ths above Stables. about fifty Northern
Horscs-among which eight pairs matched
shippiag horses y. \. NoHThMHr.
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1'OI LET

TO LET,
- THE MauAou HoGse Of Dr. Valentine Mott with Sc
i'm: veal of ground about miles from the city
fronting the Hudson River Il will be let with the
No. 36 John from O'clock. rs 2tawis2w+r
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BlGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
NOR Fitchburg, Keene, Greenfield Brattleboro, Windsor
aadas All Pae.sses Parcels and bu.insss the above
and rmon viii Be faithfully attended to Il directed 70 The
care Of l.. BI3ELOW, Q Court street, Boston.
N.B-Be to mark Packages Of "Bigelows Elk
nYes
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THE
VENTILATING
HTC

WIG.
60 do<ly resembles the real head of HAIR at cepcs and
oa. S % srsa 6
novel and unique wig I. il being made without sewing
the hal. both isS,nss: and natural apps"snes
50 ss that in ali cases Of Precipitation evaporation IS unmps
asd and q. evil: Of ohss wig. entirely avoided h
= e: IL
Liberty street up stairs md lm.re
TO CAPITALISTS.
A NTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at the Merchants
ha, ,aasSs Hou.. and Lot G No. - cmn.
Gsd ~ nth every and comfort handsome yard
81. E. 3. g9 TO- the
PATENT LAP-WELDED IRON BOILER
FLUES.
EQUkTEEN AND A HALF feet long. and aAd
:. ,m THos I RRoss sch. s s.::a ys.
TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES.
s S. :Ss:sSs
cash g 5" BY lending for the her
's'a'nee' no. - ~ lane '''e'' '''eme Mn.M -nHEN.
N.B-osaslsmens Clothing and saIaitqS' s!,s
Alllsa:n through the Post Once will be aitssdsdt 70.
EARMERs' AND MILL. Rs' BANK, Hasentown, Md
Ths Notes Of this = ton rssSh 4 g fsH, dis
BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announce e. to the ladies'
q h =
quantity Of Embroidered Cellars Chemsettes &c slightly
soiled which selling at less than third the
kred at equally low prices, and inspection Believed
vi" w. s. sSsr Sk s6i,HsS Nv INV in the city
ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
TIE PRoPRiETOR Of the ws.Angton Boot and Shoe
ispectuy inform his customer. and the public generally
that he has established the One Price system The price will
which will be the LSwEsr and only price asked future
patronage received and solicit continuation Of the
tins most desirable Of trade. the One Price System.
Do forget the number AZ Greenwich, Barclay
street, the Hoboken Ferry JAMES WIG0INS
lrn%v
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YOURSELVES d.. LAME.
I'M NEW SPRING STYLEso Foreign and Domesne
wv Just received, suitable 10 eoutDen md western
Trade, and for sals By ! sHELDQN CO.,
j1lmsm ~ william street
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LOOK Az THIS

SELLING OFF FOR LESS THAN FIRST COST,
GREAT ASSORTMENT Of first quality Boots and
1Shoes make room for large supply Of French Goods
ht Fs ,eh fine calf Shoes. P.mp and Dancing 0aiteI
black satin white Kid. Clogs Moecssns ali kinds
Rubbers and Overshoes &c., &c all Of which will be sold q
M. CAHILL
FEC lm~mc
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NOTICE

~ DWELLING HOUSES. STORE g and vacant Lots,
E for sale rem. syehsnss Iays..n emf, made on pro
the purchase with crease in vaue Of
from tan 70 fifteen cent annnm. t procured
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLEN.
NB-Hans elevations, specifications and contracts for
budirgs furnished here at No Broad serest at the short
uotite. CALVIN POLLARD.
flo lmsrc Architecf
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE!!
For sale by MOORE L CO.. the American Agents, n
Ann street, and Elliott, l53 DIVISION STREET, OPP
hes Tor o. Philadelphia, Tuttle 90 South eth street
ms Inn 10
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DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THE superiority Of Dr. Hus over all Others
is acknowledged by the most eminent physicians En-
rope and merca.
Once Vesey street. Aston House. female in attendanee
II the Iadies' depsrtmsst m1 Inns m
JUNG g. BEHRMANN,
REMOVED FROM IL LIBERTY STREET
TO ~ so nth WILLIAM TTREET.
m hmm
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PLEASANT coun try seat Ia the village Of Madi
in son, Morris county New rssy within few minutes
bes about Is miles from New York cryco~muncaton
and from twice day. day the year. Morris and 70
Railroad Said place cont aims about acre, which
Good schools aud churches n 81. Vicinity The
premise, are located 10 handing POSITION overlooking
the whole village; and desirable locations
the Lace being thin gnus walk Of the raltoad de-
pot which convenient for doing busnessin
the city, who deir-s retire in the country For particulars
L. T. THOMPSON,
ia lm-rc 81. Mornstown, N. J
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MR.. GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
AVA Friends and the Public that he prepared TO give In
structon the PIANO FORTE, his residence, - Chrys
tie street. the resioeuce Of his pupi Terms moderate
made known application. fi3 lm.ne
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TO 81 SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET.
FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
e. o. ssss ss: % sa s;! F
The use Of the Lotion for short time viii clear
Re- s:;. Sss: Also
received ships Epeisr and Sea, the undsnsnsioned
o Dupuy Co. in half pipes. pale and dark vasass'
5 seP. Sass. |. Becker g sss Dc d. d.
Which sas. Tor sale The under custom house
On MONDAY NEXT. tFsb. sth.l the subscriber viii
No. 80 Chatham street, new York,
One door from the corner Of Chambers extensive, and
TRANSPARENT KEN s' %fS6o% u SHADES;
q q ..: and asy be sSad
but rom our facilities for well as for Import
M x ho +: ssn .s R with RI e I.o
Wholesale and ret. purchasers respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves. r,,,,,cn n-,vu,
New York, Feb 1th, lss AA'A rs INN
FIFTEEN FARMS.
ib.. Isl Sss 81: sssY iii.
si; K :i s;
SHIRT MANDATORY,
suBsaRSrk s . re 3: eH pas. method Of
10 ;:S
Having had long experiences 10 the business Subscriber
e all ne LII
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
ING xFf HssI. t:isSsi L:sy: Gss.is%:a:S EVA
NAY % re mSs " sS
" their residences BY appointment No WI,
All e.ds through the Post oes or otherwise
MR. THOMAS STARKEY.
INFORMATION WANTED Of Mr.: Thomas s,nkey, Of
Birmnshan tnslsns who arrived here sbou. year;
WIN - B.s$s :i:s
BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
No. ST. johns Lane Beach street, Nev York.
where NsIsh:ss voadfad ihsi advantage md
Country oii attended TO with pronStas:; ;ss d.
TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
EREE STONE FINISHED BY the subscriber, equal % Con.
70 %"o he
Aqp n i%sre = : ABM H.vREELANp.
NEEDLE W rlDf1-NOOh
~ Maiden Lane.
WIN. CROWLEY SON, manufacturers Of the above
,v oSs ss sy has on Ssns
the above articles which they willing sell small adj
from the priee Any OF the trade or I'M
porte can have needles labelled with their name,
desired - -,
PS-RosrRr CROWLEY, importer Of Sheffield and Biz
nnghnm Goods part Of the above store. fls lm-rc
MUSIC.
MIR. GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
AVA Friends and Public that he prepared to give In
PIANO FORTE at his residence Chrys-
al puui
made Known on application. II5 Im- nc
YOURSELVES d.. l-AlNE.
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81 FOR SALE. OR TO- LIE {, ontn. most removable
ia: terms three twostory Dwelling i.cuses, in North
Suth between Sixth and Seventh streets, Williams
burg L. Two ofthe above and intended geates
redences being finished in the best and supplied
with spring and rain water n tie kitchen and coal vaults
ROBERT ANGUS,
fig I'M rrc Qo Wall
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- QUARRY F0R SALE, OR TO LEAsE-sita.
E e on ths rss,sc river il North Believing formerly
has for thirty years past, and
OF the best quarris: of fe stone in New jersey and in
good order for working: The premises eonsist Of two dwell
ines store house baths hundred iest Of wharf and
quarry SEPARATE dssired For further parsiculss enquire
Of the subscriber. At tho post Office in Bellexille ~
JOHN c. LLOYD.
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=
making Shirts which renders aud comfort 10 the
and complete m have been spared 70 OBJ
taip the best rench pattern shirts.
Having had long in the business the Subscriber
enabled to make all he necessary and give
general satisfaction. WIN. COLLINS
ia lmsr
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EARMERs' AND MILL Rs' BANK, Hagentown, Md
Il The Notes OF this ip ton bought dis
count, by TAYLOR SMITH,
i2s msm No e. Wall stvast
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NEEDLE x FISH-HUUk MANUFACI OkY,
~ Maiden Lane.
WIN CROWLEY SON, manufacturers Of the above
w articles respectfully inform importers OF New York
and other cities that they have now hand large stock O.
ts above articles which they willing sell small adj
yance from the prices Any trade i'm
poers their needles labelled with their own name
PS- RosrRr CROWLEY, importer Of Sheffield and Biz
ninghsm Goods in part of the above f1s lm'rc