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CHANGE OF HOURS.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,


!! . !, 5Illl7 g.! !! :! p! !! !! !;
LEAVE B.oo.lrr-.. 9ss A. M boston train, for
AMY Sc sg.Ss sn0I stopping at
stsh A. NJ. daily, for Farmingdale and inter-
.tis O'CLOCK. NJ. for Csreenpor, daily, tsun-
HichyiIis. and al station. east Of ficI,vis'
AVE GRErxronr-W sx A. NJ, daily accommodation train
So.oa 'as al' daily s
day.: .,ll,a topping ct st. Georges Manor and
LEAVE FARxiropALs at sx A. NJ. daily (ercept Sundays
accomgp odation train, and IL M. and 5L p NJ "
LEAVE JAMAIcA-1 O'Clock A. NJ. p. NJ, and 6K P.
M, for Brooklyn, or on the arrival Of Boston
freight train will leave Brooklyn for Greenpo with
ca, attached on Monday Wedns and Fri
NJ Tuesday Thursday and Saturdays stopping at inter
SUNDAY TRAINS.
viii hereafter run to Tompson Station, leave Brooklyn
socotk for Thompson and places commencing
fyn for an ss M leave ''0'S
FARE Io-gedford, cents; East New York, tx Race
u Of c9nrIj ~; Hei1psesd, s1x; Fr.neh sI{ earle
ssfion s 81 Meac%d s,.s Sno fo SspssnT %
SsGIsf duchdsas sosSS1
S2h Greenpos Accommodation Train, 81 Is; Greenport
Stages are readiness the arrival Of Trains at the seve
raj Stations to take passengers very low ares to all parts
street % receive baggage the several trains, 30 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat Statesman leaves Greenport for Sag Har
Dor the arrival Of the Boston train from Brooklyn
Brooklyn, Oct. 9, 1886. OF
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC; ca piNET

GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books. Paintings
w Epgrsyings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
aters, Music, &c. are TO be found upon the second
flight Of (havng ieas ed the first
foor where every thing will be sold low prices and
much below the regular prices being desroU OF clos
ing up a soon m possible hix Book Department.
Cheap List will he publishcd for those ho will bay
Purchasers invited call and examine his rIsw Rooms
No. 2o3 Broadway. second floor. ais ode tire
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORING AND CLOTHIN
ESTABLISHMENT,
w. H; pEGRooT & CO.,

Second block East of Broadway, New York,
"HERE every variety OF Gentlemens Clothing can be
w had lower prices than any other establishment in
the city Of New York.
Over Goats and Over Sacks Of Broadcoth Beaver Pilot
Tweeds and Mazurka Cloths style and color from
- to sac
Cicahsons half three quarter and fall Circle Of French and
American Broadcloths, from e5to 423.
Dress and frock blue brown olive and green
offreneh, English, Belgian and American Cloths from
50 to SIS
Once and Business Coats Peito Sack and Winter Froeks-
2iTweeds and Brosdcloths Of every style in the market
Hom 81 to S.
Psns-Brcsdc!oth, Cs.smeres plain and fancy Doe Skin
French, English, and American, from 81 to IS
Vesudoube breasted, straight breast and reng collar
new styles; plain and fancy Velvets Woolen Veve
hmere' plain and fancy sst'ns and SAks. fom 81 to S.
large of Broadcioth Cashmere. and yesuuRs
winch Will be made TO order TO suit the stdious
hand. W. H. DEtsROoT n CO,
OF lm~r No. 102 Fulton
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GRAPE VINES

GRAPE VINES.
70 000 ISABELLA GRAPE VINES, best hind Of
cOsOVO and two yssrs growth For sale by
JOHN FEHR, Reading
n63tsz Berks County Pa.
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To SPORTSMEN.

TO SPORTSMEN.
an Saturday 7th instant the hours Of 10
~ opposite the EIchsnge Wal street. will be offered for
sale valuable brace Of Pointers property Of
recently from England. They well matched, very
staunch Of his rearing and have been
nc ftsr
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TAXES-lS46

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES. Public Buildings,
" Park Oct g. l86-Notce hereby given the Tax
Books for the yeaare open office that
am ready receive the due upon them All persons
paying their the day of January will be
allowed deduction on the amount equal to interest the
rate VI cent calculated from the day Of
ment to the LIST day Of February Office hours for receiving
taxes from A. M. until 2P. M.
JOHN STEWART, Receiver of Taxes
Persons sending aiu description Of their property h.
any time bv personal application. o3i 6trc
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...ssss3,als e622.7O6 6,43s,s4a s,l2l ,o33

Totals. $4,ss227 A44s,202 4,5552ss 4,776 ISL
The aggregates of these departments fer the four Pc
riods compare as follows
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

RUINS AND BOARD.
NOV VACANT, at 81 Chambers street. West side near
SUR 4 .. II. floor together
som. At moderate charge situation and
Also vacancies for two three single gentlemen Hot and
r
enec REQUIRED aud given. 6itsr
a sh poois having ing 'ss H %a
3. wS
Please add ess w j. j. Express ofics ms a,.r
SO REWARD.
QSImWhils riding on one Of the Broadway stages, from
.e e
D re 5 Rsys aa to Sso.
to poor maa unable to bear such loss The
.S Sp
receive the above reward. ne ltsrh
s ,,psSi sy oNAL
joining will please apply at F. Grains. zs Mercer
DIX. POWELL, OOULIST AND AURIST-
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON.
TTESDs t. D:s.s. Of t h Eye and Ear from
Of the Tear Passage C.ac and
c on ind
jus. imported ARTIFICIAL EYES. of superior beauty
sssEGgAG 4. Ssc ADAPTED to
TAKE NOTICE.
ss
H. s s:ss si s
death Of Mr. Osborn and that the affairs Of the late Will
be settled aud the business conducted the
on eli STn f.
n3 1wHr
SATIN DE LAINES FO. CURTAlNs--Five cases new.
3D. q hs choice y h
no 3ter ia Pearl street
81 ST.! SIT!
CLOTH RUBBER OYER ShOES, leather sole and
~ heel and elastic shank
Of the Fl; saooks 100 Broadway
81 25! 81 PSI! 81 25M!
SHEET RUBBER OYER SHOES, leather sole and heel
n. Shes 81 PEI rs TsnS
res and by them sold the high price Of So par may
together WIN every other style comprising the
nslw1e '"eA' B b 10 s BROOKS, 100 Broadway
SPLENDID CHANDELIER.
wv DRAM HAUGHWOUT respectfully announce to
81 the eSss ' sad %o
superb Gas Chandelier that has perhaps been
IL has been exhibited the late Fair Phade and
elected the highest admiration Of all who examined it,
the judges appointed by the lnttue aesed the superior
special gold medal he awarded the
dence OF extraordinary merit.
The body If the Chandelier is of the puest Elz than
yle ornamented with Floral Wreahs aud the filing up
elegant wrought scroll work from which dverge the
number OF each supper ing Cupid in
Jul posture playing upon the harp Above these fancy
MoI Sh aI1Rsy encrcled by wreathed
has been made to order and have permission e1h-
b,t It until he 18th ms, Persons wishing 70 it, will
also other specimens of elegant goods
every VARIETY Of Gas Fixtures.
until after tn. ioth aer which il will be seat out Of the
country. MS Nsr
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ESSENOE COFFEE.
THIS delicious beverage made of purest best Cof
feehas gained great popularity, only of
the great facility IL offers TO housekeepe bachelors by
making with full less in of hot
water OF milk the most pastabe coffee but also by It's
The manufacturer having lately attained advantages
in retaining all the favour in the essence, confident
will now give satisfaction to all who IL.
For sale at Bunker Co. No ID Maiden Lane; W. g. Cor
No $50 Broadway; Gassner Young, No 1874 Chatham
J Gottsberger. corner Chamber and Centre sts Sco6ed
CoN No. 7s East Broadway; John Mihsl, No 1888 Broad
oa5 2wsre ManufsctureI 10 o. Murray .,
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LONG BREED CANARlES.
8>N THE Celebrated stock of w. s. Broadway will be
u offered Tor sale at No. John Bird Fanciers
Xsr invited 10 call and them. They admitted
t> be the best in the United States Chinese Lark
song Nth the usual variety Of and valuable birds
Cages, Seeds, &c, for sale by A. GRIEVE,
o29 m No. John street. N Y
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A RARE CHANCE
ATE 2ss Broadway-AEens snted to undertake the
~ sale Of and useful patented article be
sold every family the Union To men OF
and business habits, guarantee Of $500 per will be
gwen. Apply to e. ALDEN,
- No. III Fulton st., ". York.
Al letters must be post paid oil I'M RI
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Is Bi.scb;nsN rYwpER-soo essis Boyd's first quality
anti PERssE BROOKS,
"AA" No. - and 81 Nassau street,
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PREMIUM BOOTS
Quick Sales and Small Prn6,s


"a FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 50 50, our own make
and wsIrsnted 10 satisaction French
prss; Boots for 81 81. equal e those usually sold in
French Boot and Shoe Manufactory of the most
ionable this city Our received the hghes
the late kaN Of the American Institute for The
pnce sold in this city Boots Shoes CATERS c made
to order at the shortest notice. Mendng &c done in the
store. YOUNG * JONES' A Ann ar
nj IN
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PROFESSOR ROGERS.
LAYING returned from his Northern and Western tour,
in which his astonishing develspements Of Human Mag
netsm have commanded attention. and been wit
messed by the enlightened in the country, whose
certcaes he has in his hs M
tenon Of commencing Course OF Lectures which will be
illustrated by interesting experiments at tyceum Hail. 10y
Broadway nearly opposite Nblo Monday Evening, and
Tuesday the Presbyterian church in forkviile
Wednesday At American Republican Hall, at corner OF ave-
ID and 3rd Thurday the Lvceum, Hsdem ;
Friday the Ly Staten island and Saturday
corner OF Grove and Hudson M MW&F 3EIssrc
GYMNASlIC EXEkClSES
w FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
w public in general that he still continues give in
strucon in Gymnastics at his establishment % Asn street
To gentlemen residing Brooklyn, doing busn down
this location will be found advantageous and
nomca both time and money
10 Fencing and SOARING taught upon the approved
principles. o3 II neodsrc
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MONEY LENT.
V>HE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small
Sums gold and silver Watches, Diamonds Plate Jew
cry Dry Goods, Furniture Clohng and
Ell Personal Property. JOHN DAVIES
Licensed fawnbroker, 232 William st. near Duane II.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
an m re
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Sk1a ONLY REGULAR LINE OF NEW ON
MA LEANS PACKETS-The ships to sail IN Tan
Asscor', Regular New Orleans Line, in their proper
Packet ship WABASH, Capt, Hathaway from foot Of
MAIDEN lane, on Wedss,day, ,Noy lth, and
wharf. on Saturday, Nov. i4th.
For passage IN either, apply to
morn two doors below Buriins Slip
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MENAGERIE AT NIBLO'S.
RAYMOND WARNINGS Collection Of Living, All;
States The place well adapted and beautifully fitted
for the rec option of the public.
Menagerie from IL, A. M; from p M; and
from 20 10 o'clock in the evening.
" Admission IS cents-Children, half price.
If re
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MR. HENRI HERE'S
THIRD AND LAST CONCERT but one, will take
place on Tuesday Evening Nov. 10th, at the Tabena
Gle
Particulars nc tim
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CLARKE'S SACKS.

CLARKE'S SACKS,
ZIG Ipiidm STREET, opposite the IVaaiingfon Stores
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP-By purchasing all my
~ goods for cash, and giving credit, | am
enabled to Offer the most tempting Undue the truly
charged for 500 and SIS for S and every
other garment in proportion likewise provided with
MY black cloth Sacks with silk collars fronts are Sill
some a. low as s. nj ttissrc
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
WITH SURPLUS
OFFIcE Al Fulton STREET, BRooKLYN.
CONTINUES to take risks buildings machinery mer
chsndiss and property generally, their usual vora-
bic This has through
eat conagrations thar have occurred the
they their from them with mpativsly slight
losses to the system which they have always pacsed
limiting and scattering their risks All losses which the
company may sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly
heretofore.
The Company take special care to notify their customers in
New York, Of all expiIations OF policies.
b. w. DELAMATER, President
n3 lmisrc E.C Finn, Sc cretary
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
E<8SSa1sasSH {. E. CASTLE & EDWIN McCORKELL,
4NfE% the latter from the Royal Academy or
vvk III Music. London, will give lessons ON the
49, = Piano Forte Violin. at their residence, rs
Walker Broadway that Of their pupils upon
moderate terms which be made known by applying
a. above. nd lmsr
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FREE CON GER rs!

A SELECT FREE AND EASY,n
Every Euening, at the STAG HOTEL" 26 Mevcer
street, betveen Hopard and Grand.
Commencing on Thursday, Nov. 5, at IN o'clock
VOCAL1STS.
Mr., Newtou, Miss De Mortimer, and Mr. Collins.
A professor will preside at The Piano Forte,
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lVON
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, if Won waut a fine
article Of Boots ana SHOES call ct 367 Broadway where
Ryou Will ind the largest assortment apest and The
most fashionable the city. Do no mistake the mum
Der, 361 Broadway, cor Of Franklin street.
N. BA large OF Imported French Boots M
the low price Of Five dollars and the largest OF
over shoes OF all kinds. M CAHIIT
OBJ lint rrc
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OLD BOSS klCHARDs is astonishing
the Citizens and country people with wonder $500
nl low erces for his best quality and fasblonabe
~ and durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH.
ARDS, No. 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vsndam ST.
N.B-Thousands OF every kind the foot and please
the mind. "a imsr
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RICHMOND, Feb. S, 1876.
Balls and Parties = TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

RICHMOND, Feb 5, 1876.
Balls and Parties = TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lap.
Richmond has been in an unbroken and conunu.
ed state of gayety for the last two three months.
The complimentary ball given TO the Misses R.,
on the eve of their departure for Washington, took
place some few evenings sincs in the nns spacious
rooms OF Inc Rlchmend Academy. and passed Of a.
pleasantly and happily the friends Of the ladies 70
whom IL was given in compliment could have desired.
In fact nothing occurred 10 mar the general joy Of the
evening. A"
The ladies looked pretty, they always d. and the
beaux ware in trim, and both seemed mutually pleased
with each others society. We were at q LOSE winch
%V. Of Miss piercing :ys ana
BILE beauty Of Miss t. yet the son. DARK brown eye.
with Locks Of 8, md s. T ss % .s
and elegant contour with cheek Of rose and Up OF coral
q Mia. b. Or the Ss.ischng grace and nn' '0i o. '0'
4 dicnls to decide around whose head the victors
wreath should be entwined. whore old
ters in ell their pride and glory lent tneH Piese '"
our Legislature now IN session ano s,ss n AZ
proved quite h nssssS some Of them i'm
portant particularly those rsaung 20 w long wnS.S
msnts There have been very 'sw con,mp,ou Of tie
ay vsreosS orss but eli seemed snx,eu TO scono
mise he time e far .!n Ss,s short &c 4 sssson and
upon hnss with them good report 70 their constu
entx. -. a. N. .s.x~ ~ .Na;rs A. ths
ar by their own free will md scosrd certain
nssscd some thrss winters since. yciept ~
s ;nniity on the question, the starvation law which
@ that the pay Of ths members, asr sitting such
sn~h Of time, should be TIVE instead Of four doars'
- Nv the operation e. III ID good and whsssome law We
rs,sr have ssssksa new pro0ngs - thsn seventy
4 = .ss n "a ar : ~ ss
state q viWiniA hundfsAs, ayss thcussnds Of do.m
law which uoulA hsvs saved millisuss csuia nav
been enacted Thirty ysars ego.
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FoUGHKEEP6lE, FEB. III, lS4b.
Our Vilage-Ls Location desirable az a place of
Residsnce-Socixfy, Schools, Churches, Library.
Az you have a correspondent in almost every
place but this, perhaps you and your readers would
receive with interest brief account Of the existing
state Of things here.
Poughkeepsie u situated midway between New
York and Albany II located in its main body, about
half mile back from the landing, the east side Of the
majestic Hudson-perhaps 100 feet above the level Of
IL surfacs-on q gentle inclination towards hthus
giving the place permanent drain, securing It from
standing water. Is we'll paved throughout, and its
principal streets supplied with water for the sxtn
guishmsnt Of hrss from well CONTRACTED reservoir
Is suburbs are delightful for country seats have
been built within few years, By men Of wealth who
have retired here from largo cities Schools and church
abound
We have NO less than twelve places Of public worsh
for vlsgs population Of 1000 We have one ,negi
ate institution, academy, three female seminarcs,
number Of select schools, and complete incorporated
grammar school, and many primaries needed
20 thst need perish" here for the lack know
ledge Tor 10 at DOORS We have also large free
library thus furnishing 70 young and old rich and poor
ledge Hence may be inferred that wise and
upright people % We are, % ell can testify who scjurn
In the line Of banks We have three in the village and
soupdness Duschsss county the wealthiest IA the
STATE and Fought IL the ceunty seat Of the far
famed Dutchess An have 10 say 10 strangers 10, that
this place IL hard to beat In the way Of pisasantnese
The place Tor wealth to retire TO- to enjoy es svenul
day bat let mechsnc or merchant come here 70 get
rich for We have too many Of them competition ID
great that living pros are few and ss osswssn"
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The above from to inclusive, and also those
marked Mtr si amounting in all % about 5s CUBIC yards
from
cred hammered all sides. Of which will be 6ne faced
for the above stones and they be qu.ied such
to admit Of being worked full tbs patterns This
rom .p o. OF .G asa h % %
feet loug, TO average five feet
or ze The be delivered in the order
directed hy the engineer Of the dock.
stone the price per cubic a.a cr he Hammered Pattern
and the price superGei. foot for the Rough Hammsng
The hubble stone will be required Of the following de.
pounds. 60 cubic yards IN sloeis Of from
700 e 2oo c average LOCO pounds o e1Se yards
This stone must must Sc Of he best quality 81 Granite Be
pss.H he RuSbs Sons viii state Tie pro:
sach wharf Navy Yard. York the engineer
the The delivery Of the stone mast necessarily
shove will pscSsby be Tsqursd the th jane.
the Of Conares to make appropriations fer hi. work
or At the option Of the Navy Departments and J. 10 BE- dis
ncfssse s%iOS a .Sov. uuan Il snd us4
increased diminished the prices shall remain nt
tracted Tor And il is further be understood that the e.pen
sum Of hundred shoassnS dosr Psrsons Offering pro-
Posa send samples Of their TO the Navy
Bonds and SECURITY win Be required and the faith
full execution the contract per Of the amount deli
$ s 81 s ss and not paid until the
%T5ss Il 'l:' " Esss.'' The
jals Iaw1m RE Nav AGENT.
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IND BEST INSTRUCfION IN
ssWa.t WRITING.
'aeade"y. 100 gpGsSdSss sy ggESsite Job" street.

SUPERIOR and ELEGANT Commercial System Of WRITING,
WILL continue 10 be his stay in New York
w TO Ladies and Gentlemen of EVERY Day Evs-
ming, in Twelve Lessons for the small charge OF
ONLY FIVE DoLLARs!
Mn. BRsrow Finishing Writing Master promises and QUA.
RANTEEs to ALL, old Young FREE
and style OF Penmanshp
hoW ZAP, ILLEGiBLE % GRANTED may pc the writing
+t-Boox KEEPING and Short HAND taught thoroughly.
NB-Prvats lessons given. Families and Schools attend
cd. u Stawlmsrc
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FREIGHT FOR PENSACOLA.

NEW YoRx. February S, lsl6.
CEALEp PROPOSALS will Be received this once until
~ Thursday, the 3 OF March At O'Clock, r NJ, for
he Trnsportasisn q shout 1909 Barrels in bek from The
Five add half cubic feet Of goods and
thirty gallons the gusge Of all casks usually called bar
prsge will b allowed Bidders win please state their prics
isi.wSwr PROSPER NJ. wETMoRE Navy Agent.
IN PURSUANCE on order Of The Surroaafs Of the Coan-
ty OF New Yok-Notice 10 hereby given to all perscns
York deceased % present. the :ss WITH hs vosehsr
way No 90 Pitt the City Of New York; before
the fifteenth day oil August next. - PA. nU
e H RMHS nc CONWAY. }Erseuson.
Dated New York. the 10Th day Of February. 1876.
IN ftav6msr
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CHRXSTYE"S
G MIC 1ID RINGS

THIS remarkable discovery comprises an entirely al. and
novel application e The nysseiious Gsvani,m
q ses as:S 3, - ss
* 70 5 Fee q Iii
he Heat .,ins.: Ii Joat. spp. eo%p.n. 2,
pain the Chest and Side, general Debility de6ciency OF
nsrvous and physical and al disorders Ia
case: e Dy,pspsa which + simply
and various patterns csa be worn by ths
~
.s: % Ss ss q r.
perfect Any Gsvsnc power that rsSaiisd may Inv:
o''a'n q HIs F NJ X grab
= used coupecton With the Rings and their modfcaons
science believed possess remarkable power Of
causing eenIaon ohs influence Al he seat Of
cRlsHs If
Rings acting the principle but having the advan-
The when Sy disease other her
yentye for colds and in I'll affections the chest generally
great and permanent advartsee t1N 74
"''s'., q !isss !hs siTsfSsi
These stinonia all Of which arc from the most respect
similar chacte which have during the short
me the discovery has been before ths AmeSfsn public
General Agent the United States and only Agent r the
iss Fulton street, Sun Bsdins..
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NEw BEDFORD, Feb. IL, 1876.


Captain Crockr-Marine I1srrdncs
There are but lew vessels in port, but those that
arrive are kept in port on account OF the apprehen
sions Of war This is one of the class OF cities that
depends In great MEASURE upon tho seas = b.
T was In the Marine Insurance once where met
tbe hale old Captain Crocksr for fifteen years
connected with the New York and Liverpool kets
Can't uttIeson OF the Ashburton his ute formerly
Can't Croker when there was but packet
ailipr from New York, and he has lived TO great
changer and scenes in thst bold enterprise Though
quite DID, he b stout and buf NJ any OF the boys May
kis Lie be- lengthsned out many yarn pet and when he
comss TO Odd Chsrop, may he find clipper to bear him
over the Styx
The average oflossss in the Marine Insurance yearly
based upon experience, is 40 per cent ON the
premium paid in
II = showing finely to-day and the wagons will have
to 20 alp shod. sss ~. 81 "A et HfaV i M
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* A man named Joseph Rogers, passed himself OIL
In Springfield, Mass the other day sheriff Cispp o
Northampton and proceeded to arrest persons At one o.
hotels when he charged with being forgsrs After me
farce had been carried about ~ kourthe
pired, md DIR. Joseph Rogers was cispr "a IN Js ="
loafsr, and The gentlemen Discharged from cnssoo''
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK.

STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, New YoRx,l
.-.- 18th January, 1886
CEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals. for Stone
y for Dry Dock will be received this Office until Mon.
day. the 18th day Of March for furnishing snd
the Navy Yard, New York, Granite Senite of the i
Rough Stone Mifre Sis. Rough Hsmmeyed