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MgNAlG & &MAGUERE,
ForzUarding e Commission
MERCHANTS,
Immediately on the Railroad,
Cumberland, ND.

D OBERT s. M'KAIG. late OF New
IA Lisbon Ohio, and SAMUEL MA.
CURE, late Of the house of Duncan,
Calhoun q Co., CumberIlnd, have as
sociaied themselves. under the firm of
NJ kAIG & MAGUIRE, in the FORWAR-
DING AND COMMISSION BUSI.
NESS, in Cumberland. where they are
prepared 10 receive consignmeu;s and
execute all orders connected with the
Forwarding business with the utmost
despatch. and They hope to the entire sat
Isiartlon OF those who may employ Them
as their agents.
@Particular attention will be given
TO the sale Of Produce entrusted to their
care.
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Notice.

FSHE co-partnership heretofore ex.
a isiing between ihesubscribers. un.
der the firm of BENFORD & SAN
NER, having been dissolved by mutual
consent, the books. notes, &C., have
been placed in the hands of Cyrus Ben,
ford, one of the partners, for COLLECTION;
with whom all persons indebted are re
questcd 10 call without delay and settle,
as he intends going 10 the west early in
the spring. The business Of merchan-
dizing will be continued by Michael A.
Ssuner, at the old stand, where he will
continue TO sell goods on accommodating
terms, as heretofore.
CYRUS BENFORD,
MICHAEL A. SANNER
Somerset, March 9, '46.
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CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify, that having been associated
with DR.. MIane in the practice of medicine for
nearly two and a half years, have had MANY
opportunities of witnessing the good effects
his Liver Pills, and believe they have cured and
relieved much larger proportion of the diseases
OF the liver than have known cured and re-
lieved by any other course of treatment.
Dec. :, 1886. OLIVER MORGAN. Mn
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OfoBsEnvE-None are genuine without q
fac-simile of the proprietor's signature
Prepared for the proprietor by
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner Of
4th and Wood SITS, Pittsburg. Pa,
They are also sold by the following agents.
John l.. Snyder, Somerset,
Hay Il Morrison, Evansville,
Knable and Vought, Centreville,
M. A. Ross. Petersburgh,
A. Wyatt, Smithfeld,
G. Cook, Welersburgh.
Samuel Kurtz, Somerset.
Samuel Harnet, Addison,
Livengood & Weliiey, Salisbury.
Charles Krissinger, Berlin.
n. BIN order that there may be no mistake.
be particular and ask for ..Dr MLane's Liver
Pills janl3'46l
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crush the seed and express HIS own oil;
but every farmer cannot do this, as the
expense would be TOO great. If some
person would erect machine, the farmers
would soon give him plenty Of business.
1t is said that Charles A. Berniz, of York,
Pa, win give any information that may
be required.
CLERK KITCHING.
MARION Co., Ia.
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DR. NsAANl2s9
CELEBRATED
- E;R PILLS.

For The cure Of Hepataes or Liver Complaint
Dgspeysia and Sick Headache
H7HIS remedy having been for several wears
n employed by the proprietor in his practice,
on q very large scale in Monongalia, Preston,
Harrison snd Randolph counties, in Virginia. be-
sides several other places, and having been atten-
ded with the most happy effects, he has been from
time to time solicited to adopt such course as
would give it more extensive circulation. with
q view to lessen the amount of. human suffering.
Aware of the fact that many useless nostrums
have been palmed upon the public, he hesitated
for several years until thoroughly convinced that
the above medicine, if properly used, would not
fail to effect cures in great many instances, and
to alleviate those cases which are quite incu
rable.
Symptoms of q diseased Liiuer.--Pan in the
right side, under the edge of the ribs increased;
on pressure sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side
sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade it frequently extends to the top of the shoul
der, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism
in the right arm. The stomach is affected with
loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels, in gen.
raj, are costlve. sometimes altering with lax, the
head s troubled with pain, accompanied with
dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with painful sensation of having left
undone something which ought to have been
done. slight dry cough is sometimes an atten-
dant. The patient complains of WEAKNESS end
debility; he is easily startled his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains of prickly sensation
of the scin; his spirits are low; and although he
is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial TO
him, vet he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every re-
medy. Several of the above symptoms sttend
the disease, but cases have occurred where few O
them existed, yet examination of the BODY after
death has shown the liver to have been extensive
lY deranged.
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HOTEL FOR ENRAEEEeS
AT PITTSBURGH.
Drs. speer and Kuhn.

ESIlE object Of this establishment is
b TO supply want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
to this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want OF the various comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
TO the sick. and from careless and un.
faithful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvalids will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atlen-
dance, snd al rate much below the nsu-
al charges.
While the care OF both physicians will
be extended 10 every variety of disease,
ii is intended by DIR. Speer. TO give spe-
cial attention 10
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SAMUEL MAGUIRE. t.
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oBERT s. NJ KAIo,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
CLEARED.

sajp Diadern Tucker Liverpool Durham q Dimon
oni.n Glover New. Orleans WIN Nelson; Colombo ia
steamship sou,heraer, Berry Charleston, spoIord.
ssrS peter penin I.ockman. "a, annah Robert j
Parker. CBr) Kinney, Quebec, McMnrray EmrFess'
Bennett Mediterranean Foster & Scker.0n; Hose 9laii
dish Spencer Mobile. Z D Huribut & Co
Bry Touqun Young Ncuvtas, Holt & Owen Y iIJa
,su Baker MADEIRA Badsar & Peck; Nescotogo fGuIc
paracoa Bunker & Place; Metainora Bruce Il hiari7
and Key West; Moreo, Eldridge, pcnsacola "an9cFe-
Evans Bath
schr Thorne. Sanford, Wilmington Reaper
smith Phila; A Marshall Mayo Boston Ann hopkins
Petersburg John o Ireland Ryan, Baltimore Theodore
srelinghuysen Bogert Richmond Josephine Laour.'te
B.rmorc Henry G Ring Naasl Washington, Elizabeth
Pension Phla.
Steamer Vulcan. Green Phila
sloop Empire Dayton Providence Juno Aier. do .
Vgilant Hand do: 1'hos " Thorn Duriec fall River
Excel Bennett Bristol
Barge Philadelphia. Dehart. Phia.
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Gonl.

.1oAI-COAI.-COAI. 1.-The subscribers are ti-.
0chprsn the very quality otted Ash Peach Noun
lain Goa S4cllhey prepared 70 deliver either from
lie host or yard nj the lowest market price. Likewise
TeieI Virginia and Liverpool Coal Al the above Coats
AR, carefully screened and delivered The best order
pr,ssy Tor family use. +. i. y w ;. RDABOCKS
Coal Yard No. l95 Grund-st- between
ru22 lmstp' Moit-st ana the bowery
DEACll ORCHARD COAL-Thlreenii-st. Yard
j Peach Orchard Coa.rhe subscriber has Just opened
ward a. above and has hand choice lot OF Red
Ash Coas selected from the most celebrated veins and OF
h, following sizes Broken E-g, Stove aud Nut for
sale at market prices. Also Lehlgh, White Asa,
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals ON hand AL OF the above
fof sale from yard vessel. Apply to
T STOKES DICKERSOS. oS l5h-et. near 6th-ayenuc,
and 07 Anhony-si. near Broadway.
Y B.-Lehiph and White Ash Lump Coal by the cargo
or single ton sou
CUMBERLAND COAL-The Echari Coa-Willdjs-
Schargc IN few days cargo OF The above coal. fresh
om the company mines, in good order all Jumps, al the
no of Thir,cenh-st y r. For sale low for cash apply
10 T. STOKES DICkERSON, NJ. So Thirteenth 81
ptf near 6th-avene and IN Authony-t mar BroligAy
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IN ,l.lI nI,I,uARn CnAI.-Thlri.rnib..t y n
miscellaneous.

MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN
THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring,
beaulifying and preserving the compleNon anu rem
dering the skin deicaieiy white, smooth and soft
Neen Fun 10 simply preparation OF Oriental herbs,
and may be used with perfect safety the OF al
!aueous disorders Among the prominent are m,
Freckles nseusibe and Copous PerspirHiion botches
Pimples Spots. Irritation Coarseness and TArley OF
others.
To be had Of the sole importers, HOBBS co. alst
Wyatt & Kechuu. III Fuliou-s- v Clirehugh, No 29y
Broadway Rushion Co. Broadway MLhau, l3l Broad
way: C. H. Ring corner of John-s- and Broad way; A. B.
Sands Co. 100 Ful.ou-st. and East Broadway Henry
johnson rs Broadway and all other respectable chemists
and prrliness throughout the United States, IN boxes
Price IS Is ~ and D.. each. RuZi IN
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s,,.. -, the stock Exchange.
SKCoNr BOARD


The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser makes up a
statement O.. the business Of the Erie Canal IN that city
10 the LIST of September which shows prodgious in
crease over the business OF las, year The amount Of
rolls up to Sept s s44iOO0 which before navigation
closes it is calculated will be increased 20 S650000an
excess Of $4,000 over the highest ever received
-here Already Buffalo has sent forward toward tide
water more Wheat, Flour, Corn. Tobacco Bacon and
Wool! than shipped during the whole Of last year
from. that place The Of Flour Is 1850 bar
-eIs Wheat I.5OO.93l bushels, Corn ia 325 bushels
Tobacco. 2l5e6i5 pounds Bacon, 20if270 pounds .
Wool 346l 80 pounds Butter, -513 pounds Lard,
3lell4l pounds.
By statement published ia one OF the Havana
journals OF the 10Th ind the number OF vessels ar
ived az Havana from Isl January I'D August Ioib
was i3e measuring together 92570i tons.
On, OF this number 25s American vessels, with
81 5Os. tons Ileasuremeni--i were Spanish vessels.
with 10 10 tons and 80 English vessels! with SOB tons
The 70 remaining vessels divided among - dit
ierent rst!ons
Tbe number OF vessels that left the port o; Havana
during the same period i42 Out othese 29l were
Americans. II Spanish and 80 English-the other IL
were divided also between Ii nations.
The table of exports from Ma,anzas from let January
10 I'd August gives the following figures OF the princ
pal articles of expectation 2l9l1! boxes Sugar 1921
nhds do: OILS bbls do; iJ,l79 hhds Molasses le,9O7
rnAec
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THE HERB DOCTOR HAS COME.

rVNHE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR has opened
1 an oitce here IN NeS-Y oIk.-TAat Herb Doctor
who hss been doing such wonders III Phi!sdePmE-"h no
has been curing thoussnds-le has come on here and
opened Office Broome-s. No. 1o6, between Alien and
Orchard He makes pure Herb Medicines for the cure
OF all diseases and willing undertake all cases even
the hopeless the terms OF No Cure No Pay II
you OF any sick be tell them OF his ar
rIvEl. snd remember the place, No 265 Broones Eng
h and German pamphlets viii BE gwen 10 E.! VINO cai
for hu-b I'm
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FOR ALL. WELL AND SICK


MRS CARROLLS Nledicated Vapor and Sulphur Baths,
w l8l Fu!iOn-sL opposite ;, Paul's Church
These Baths The safe, delightful and eicacious
remedy for colds rheumatism chl- ana fever &C ana not
only a cure hut preventive 90 many oi
The thousand Ills thai iesh l. heir to-
They afford agreeable mode OF EaiG!ng' c axe
essential 10 thorough cleanliness.
Il Mrs Carroi'- Behs differ from every other ~ upor
Baths" 80 called, and have been established N this C!iy
for mon. than ~ years.
sulphur Balh. require half hours notice.
.--4., : Nv
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

II snip Scs Holmes. from LiUapoot-Rev K Johnson
Manchester. Bursiall England Watson and I Wal
ton Toronto II W Dean and II Herts- il, New orb
-2noin steerare
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OF FICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

ApveErissD rl,E rriscss araofyr,ftsr.
Sls Ind II fay.her enacted.
And all advertisements made under the orders Of The Pos,
Geuers newspaper papers OF letters
uncaled FOR an Post Office shan be in he pager
papers O! tie place where The Office advertising
may be situated. sarrrg The largest circulation.
Nt-r Pos. QrEoe LasU, passed Mae. 8. 1873
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Copy OF letter to the Secretary OF the Board OF Tn
derwr.ers, dated ,,.vs D.,. s,,, q 1s,i
5. BALDWIN, ESo-Dtar Sir: At this time, II A NJ.
we have heavy NE. wind which commenced here yes
crday-no damage, however, has so far been done 10
the shipping. About 10 sail in the harbor Par, Of
the crew OF the ship ST Marks wrecked ON the Florida
Rect, came on shore from English schooner. and
could not get back on account OF the wind they are
bound to New'iork The ship Levant dragged, but IS
now holding ON. Yours very respectfully,
(Sicucd) JOlfS II. ROONEY
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ENCANIPMENTs.-I.o Q. Of Q. :. conm!ttees AZ

ENCANIPMENTS.-I. o. Of o. +. Committees about
T. purchasing Enbems &c for Encanpment> or Lodges,
are requested call and examine these introduced tex
presly the New Work by the subscriber and " ach
have been approved OF by ihe following Eucsmpmens
Mount Ove Egyptian, MIsPRt, &c OF Se's-N on: Pc
tunac Lodge Alexandria, d. " inches.er, Virginia
and many others.
The UNDER. ued would also respectfully solicit cal
merchants and DINERS visiting the city n bis siGS,
BkN~ER. FLAG and OgSANENTAL PAINTING Rooms. No.
Nas,au-s where he dstt-rs himself that H. Original
designs and acknowledged superiority OF workmanship n
connection with moderate charges VIII per Inducements
for patronage unsurpassed by any IN New
YORK Country merchants have ih-If orders executed
during their Say the city, and signs te forward
ed with SAFETY 20 al paris o: The United States.
ACKERMAN tIA.e acAeruau NiIlerl
gu2S I'm No i0l Nassau--i.
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SPOKEN
MEMORANDA.

BY Pilotboat VIM Romer, 9th inst, OF Block Island
brig Pensacola OF aud FIN Portland for Alexandria d:
hnf
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ARRIVED.

Shin Silas Holmes Berry I'm Liverpool aug " mise
10 WIN Nelson aug - lat ~ 90 lon - Wy spoke sup
blanchard fun Apalacbcole, for Liverpool, 50 d. out
Shin Russia Preblc, % DIS I'm Hamburg IN ballast 10
schmidt & BsIcben-l2y passengers,
Ship Bru.us, Like, I'm Glasgow Aug l6ih To =" De
forest q Co
L. Smith On the Veuing OF me eth INST on ueUrse
shoals In very thick fog in contact with large
. t,hc Mediator nj this oorp which carried away our
eyDy.nb booui started ca.<head and dd other shsht
daInasss sept st lat ~ 81, Ion o. spoke snip AleNnh
dria (oi Bslnmorc0 i'm Liverpool 10 James llFer. oh
9th lat 80 80 n lon % - w, brig Toledo (oi Chueh
i'm Phia, bound TO Auliiax.
Brig Sun Meincke, I'm Bordeaux. July ~ to Mott y
pollitz Aug 5th exch q signals III lat 10 10 ION ~ ~
w with the Prusslan bark Wolfe: goth lat 10 III ~ Ion
81 w passed the British ship Pursuit standing TO the
Eastward 27th lat - So Ion i2 o. W. passed tue Ing
sh bark Fasida standing to the WESTWARD oVth lat ~
n Ion a. 80 W spoke and boarded the American schr
Navarro (ot Ilincston) Fuller IL weeks on the Banks,
81 500 goldfish all we'll Sept 7t, lat u u y Ion
81 30 w passed an American whale SHY (lame iofgo;
ten) with the loss OF malnopsal yard; bore up Tor net
she from Brcmerhavcn where she ditchargeu hef
oil 80 months the voyage. and ~ days rom port re-
auircd no assistance Aug l0t Int t. 70 n ION % 80 w
passed the Br ship Berthend OF - John passed on the
River bark Jane Cumming I'm Charleston
Schr Sarah Trott. days I'm Portland Me inds., to
master
SAILED.
The packet ship Northumberland, tor London has sail
ed from the Quarantine Ground.
Ship Leopard for Baltimore
SPOKEN
BY Pilotboat VIM Romer 9th inst OF Block Island.
brig Pensacola OF aud I'm Portland, Tor Alexandria, ds
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bradley, Mar Ann
Baird, J can
Brauan, Ann
Bartlett. Miss Frances I
BDJey. Mrs c VI
Becsman COrnelia l.
Besc4n- Miss Mary
Be.crsderfer johann
Brenueil, Agnes
Breuerman. MAry a
Benson. Miss Eliza
Berry. Miss Elizabeth
Brgius Cathar!ns
ri hop. Misc :
Bogart Miss Marye.,
Br6g, Margaret
Bolton, Sarah
Brown, Miss Jane
Borsick, Miss Catnarine
Bostwick. Miss Elizabeth
Brodeud-, ADv
Brewer. Mr. I c "
Brown, Mary
Drowh' E!lza
To- !, man; H.! H.'1 G,,...
Bowers. Miss Emily c
% ~ IL MSS -''"' l.
30 p 49,, - n1 caa,,o,s
b bn5i IL y la e,; ioae
L Duuu' MS ,, LIN .
Duch!E NAY
bufSe' bliss
Burl!ns, Mrs
Butler, Miss El!en
But,anier, Ehza
Butler, Calhaf'n-
Bryant, Ellen
Byrn, NJ fs O"h
G C,IiJ, Vi W.
Ca,n ''', Il Wiul,srysr.t
Cban,her. lii.sAnnF.l;zabe
Ca.,aS NJ. A,,bnny
Ca-trtllion, Miss Susan
Carnc-. Miss Caroline
ClaXton, Mrs F-2
~, .,..ii - -
COsgrove, Bridget
Conuo1gLtOn, Beisey
Council. (athdrlne
Conway, Mrs tAnlhony-sD
Cooper. Mrs Thomas
Cooper, Clara
Costello. hirfgarct
Cox, Harriet
Curran, Mrs VI 4
Church, Miss Ellen
Cummings, Margaret
Cuihcil, Miss N anon -,
Cutter bliss Green" 'cii's'
Davis, Sarah y
Daggelt, ai'.s I .
DAVIS MI. 9a,au
Dawson, pits tet
Dcu an"
Deai' MISE Anll
.)eg"at Francs )
u cmpscy, Catherine
De SyiYie, Miss I ii
Dew lee. madame
Dimse y, Ju!!a
DOoliihe' Lucy ~
DOUlittle, A.,su
DoHgh"riy NJ NJ. 4 =
Doughrtiy; ~ '' -
Doughty 1l III. ~ 80. -
Dyer MIS- 30 i,,na
pnpuci.t' N:'i ,t;'L
Dyeii, Ann saai .an
Euioa, Wis, = H ''',,, "
haric, Mrs Ns!ll'"i
EDDY, Mary
Edinunds, Mary
Eenn, Hanor
Elgin. Margaret :,
Emerson, Miss Saf an "
Ewing, Isabella
Fcnr. ANA ,v,,,
Flanagan. MIS- " a7.s' 'Vii ~
Flrre!l, Margaret
+ arrell, Ellen
Fewhes, MIS- ! baheb
Feeiey, Mary JAMS
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~ 10 LET-r9 ma. quiet family, part Of the E0Ss
~. 81 WMkeT-sL 0lws
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ofice Of HE N5g.YoaN 80 EeiF ii,i- ROAD Co.

Office 81 the NEw-YOsE sSo EEiE Ran ROAD Coz
- Wal-t Ne"-fO rlI, Aug. ~ 1916
MOTTO hereby 4een that proposals viii Dr. recely
uuI the 18Th day Of October next, for the grading
masonry aud bird ng required TO complete tsl portion Of
he Newton and Erie RAJ. Road between poir, three
niles east Of Port Jervi- IN Orange county, the VII
iisg- Binghsmton, II 8roome county, distance Of
about lj3 miles.
Maps prode- estimates and specifications viii be
found sfer the 10th Of September, the Office Of the Com
pany New" ors cry where every necessary ntorma-
ZION wi! be given The Engineers the line Of the road
WI. also furnish al requisite facilities TO contractors de-
srous Of examining the route
The Inc WI! De divided into sections OF convenient
length Tor construction, and proposals writing viii be
received at the .,-wYOrk Office FOR whole any part
OF The work. BY order Of the President and Directors
au5l lAwt Dctl 7. ). BROWN, Chief Engineer
NEW-Y0RK AND ERIE RAILROAD Com
tp2ny-NUTICE.-The Stockholders OF III Ne"-foTs
and Ere Railroad Company are hereby NOTIFIED tet tie
annual election for Directors OF tile Compy, wi De held
az the Office. No - Wsl-si. the city OF New YORK,
Tuesday the 18Th day OF October next from 10 o'clock All.
90 3 O'clock 2. VI
The Transfer Books l be closed from r ~ OF Sept
ultl he day after liz election
By order Of tie Board OF Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
New York. Sept Il. 1910 ST. OiJ
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- FOR SAIE-NIodern built two-srory and ,S.
s; brick House and lot 7th-sL The Hd-av-.Ss
81 Apply 20 BLEECkER y VAN DYKE
NJ \AssaI..i. neAr Man
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d n Tor AIIdHy and Troy. WUKNINU
LINE-The Steamboat TROY, Capt Cor.
ham, win leave Tuesday Thursday and rdayThe
Monday Wednesday and Friday O'Clock A. ~ from
the Steamboat Pie: foot Of Barclsys for Troy inter
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Sy. - LOTS fronting on the In aud 9TH avenues ~
~: 8J and Sls So, containing entire block pesi,.
~ ~ situated on elevated ground. Apply 10
,tviN n KENDALL. y co. /; Wairri
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~, no t''-A small Wooden HOUSE, 50 VaadewI.,
k::;' a. Apply 80 Cha;ham-si. uGl9I
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IN PJ 'RsUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF Ee
i County OF N.w-Yor Notice i hereby gyen all per
having claims John r Townsend, late OF h"
City Of New Ork deceased, present. the same Win ms
vouchers thereof the Subscribers the store OF samuel
Skicmorr No. % Cedar--reer the Cry Of New orAf
before Tie ninth day OF March next Dated New York
LIE hftl day OF september. 1916.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, r,,.,.,.
u avon SAAII. T. SRIDMORE. -'''' p
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MATTRESSES WITH GALVANIZED spring.

- LIZ zee mas icT sale >prng Mattresses, n!a-
uiactrec L ne o-si manner aac Vi The losi approved
forms
The article must OF necessity from. rs convenience free
dom from verrl. IL easy ventilation and
corctor- >1Per-e-ie every hing else OF the kind.
Orders received Tor Hotels Steamers Picket SHIPS
PIRATE residences, - No - Vesey-st : 2 HALSEY
" The pablo. and tie medical faculty IL particular
AZ. i,lEi.ed 10 ca.l and .xn-lin- th.r, nrai .f
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SAILED

The packet ship Northumberland tor London has sail
ed from the Quarantine Ground.
Ship Leopard for Baltimore.
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~" ;. PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.


Al Five O'Clock, z. M-Landng ii Int mediate Places
From the foot Of Barclay-st
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt r. II. Furry, vii
Leave on Monday, Wednesday Friday and Sunday after
Moons RI o'clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt B Overbsgh, Will
VIZ -eays TUESDAY, Thursday aud Saturday evenings
r Apr.y on hoara or at the Oee on The wharf sn3l
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ry-- WtNTED-By gentleman and his wia with -
~: child part OF house below CdnS-sL on the Ne,
1lA side Of Broadway Good references given and "a
CURED Aldre-, box ilfc Lower pust-Oitce slOSs
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81 FOR SALE, Staten Island.-About 10 acres Of
~ choice Land, part wood, on Staten Island Por!
- Richmond Ferry. For terms, We apply to
BLEECkER & VAN DYKE.
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For passage freight inquire board OF the
trr 10. ) y. r. OF GEO. T.. FAlRCHILD No. 10
. es-st. or OF JOHN D. RICHMOND. Prngn.nc.. ln2l