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rT~Ss aISi6. NEW-YORK,. sa~1TTITTIh
$500 ALBANY AND Troy sS-EEE1~s3
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PASY 70 al IL. Western States ard Ihs Canadsa
Tcoyand Ohio Line; Troy std Ehe Ltrs; Sew-York srd
OHIO Like; De.ro: Line; o.wego Troy snd Ohio Line;
SorlAzrn Tram porLa-lon Line
Red Bird PEcxctE sad S.Ages
Jane, r. HooNrri de. Coz ( Co; kindly, Pease &
Co; EAs Psa-'soai Pope Cstini George W. Hcxs, sDa
others, 2ropnctorA
SIX Eoals u .ae above Lines will esve Ne7v-York Ais
~ snf frog t-y for the Wet ind North The above geo,
.!-nea proPrtors II .he whole a- al tia Wes.efn
Sales. AID th1 CdnAtl2n ECigFsnt4 Others will ssgs
scd money ~ Calling The above lines before ge;,.rS
Il ne auinsro1s frgltulcat Offices In HerYork
Th=r- arc 10 ocail Vi the above lines al fixed in good
sy1e Tor pstsenssF and freight is OF fare will be Eet
IL al tbe ofes and no cese win suv person be charged
raote Of.c7s, Ao2 y, -, 81 Coenties Sip Genera
E.Assss O1e= a. The foo. Of Barclay Cof1oc sth 10
ne ohces ot as heT-YorE, Albany ard Troy SesnooA
OMEGA. PHILIP CASWELL,
r3i General Passzx. Asent
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-, "a NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
80 go sumner ArrsnZe1leut-CotDm=neiog A01cay,
Aay 4lh lad Arrangements Will soon DC made,
Of which due notice Will be gwen, Tor a-1oGsI Iain,
Lea7ins Aorri.toE A NJ and New YORK u noon.
Leave Ne7-YOrx, Leave Newark, Leave horr;siown,
0e.ocN n O'Clock a u u O'clock ! u
Passengers 5y the Morslog Tram Aorristowr viii ar.
rive .-r- 10. O'clock Tn-t- VIII be n reaIgnea.
70 convey taen 10 5cnooeys Mountain WaIhinztor Be-.
yde- and Eaton, daily 20 SGccssen Ssntope Newton
Milford and Owego on Aords7s, Weduesdgys snc Er-
days and - R0czsw.y Dover. Sparta and Newton or
Tgesisys TEcrscs7s AID Saturdays; each Line eurang
Inc following d.ys To meet the =. IL trains .or - Y
viii sso Leave FOR Baking Rdg every evening on
Lie sIrivA! OF li2e cars a. Morrislcyvu.
Passengers 90 through 70 ant from Jeey City wihou.
charging cars On leaving lie City pass-nyeTs viii De-
posi- ioer baggage IN he car a. the foot OF Colsn!-s
where ~ Ag=tt VIII be Il attendance recetT- H. AL
packages or bundles lsI b. en,red on tie waybi or The
CoGP-ny VI. aos cold Themselves re.ponsIb,=-
FteizaI "!-l Dc forwarded lmm-dis - - Morr.toyyn
iol: Asaay basin oy sLepn-cs Coacit ne Of Soops
% -V+fs or from ne Tran. 15r4IiUn Oce o. the - J.
h. L and Ira1s. &c. foot OF 5e-y-s. AID II red vii
Dc called Tor L any p.rt OF me Ctf ~ application said
cci;e IRA DODO. SUper11Leodeot myf II
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InsErH WEEn. parnty Sh-rld no IavtNyg!

DN ORDER oi Honorable D. F. lngralaul, Associate
ID Judge OF the CoUrt of Common Pleas OF the Ct;y and
County OF NewYork, Notice IS hereby g!Ten pursuant 10
provisions Of the Authorizing Attachments ain-i
ahscoudng concealed snd nonresident debtors that an
sltscnmrn issn-d a8ns the Oi Henry BreYoolt
resident OF Dsng-. 10 the State OF Pennsylvania and
viii b. Eod for the payment OF bis debts,
-ss he appear and discharge suc attachment according
within nine inonhi ffon The fret plbhchOr oil this
lice thst psyuen, any debts due 20 him by rest.
Stale and The delivery him or FOR his OF
any properly belonging him and the transfer Of any such
property by u forbidden by law. and void. Dated
the sd day Of Aprl, 1876 ALIENS hLO sCS,
Attorneys for Atischny Creditor.
10. laysen No. Is " alsi- S-w-Yocx.
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Goal.

LACEAwANA COAL.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS Ho~ selling =: retail! sct c.
y-riag cu:.ou-rs fro- .5e yi-cI OF !oe Oes~sEe
AID Hudson C..a Company, Coz. OF King and Gt--n~ea
OF Go1v-r2sGr-st = K LIS very desits
be Coal OF lie r.gnl .-z- FOR stoves, ranges kc
Also ,o-- yard eorrer Of Gr-nich ARD HaEaersleJ
ST. IN vAriou. kinds Of SchEyk Lecign scd Liverpool
Goa. Of tie be. quality. good srPP!y Of Lump CVa Of
superior knc tof .:esbos-s snG si1=!-cy iron &c
ISfu SYKES ~uRTS
GO PER CHALDRuN.-LiverPool Coal. srsi qa2i.
= Nv acG A-g- Tor sale a. L. sooyelov pric- from
y. o. - c-als PER ctatrOE eas wt-G TAKEN direct from
saip A. The sSoy- pce Liverpool Coal.s more ecoro-
lcai flei Ia, Antcrac..e Apply 20
T. Stokes DIcKERsoN,
M Saa IG5 and In iathouy-.t --sr grnai ~ay
CO,L: COAL. COAL.,:-A tr-sh .i6c. jl,: a..
~ rtv-c Of pore Red Asa Peach Orchard Coal , burns
free win t1s qaaccty grrs clc1ly- acd VIII al hum
NJ leaving cndrrs-1st he tn;ng for Tav-iav To
Sc had &, SIMPSONS CoaI-Y..G Is ed . Ts,r,oso, A.
door below sprrgs: where good Coal can sIwags %
hsi 4; Tie very lo~eE mark. P'ie-. ny2 lu-
COAL FOR sALE-A large quantity Of eae.aG: src
~ Pes Goa eeap i1.lso.e for st-sr purposes. Also Ell
sz-s OF Peaa Orch.rc al --e oS prices and egg
and LII s screen ed tad Delivered
from ny yard cor Of A-rg snd Green hien Iaa
50 In PETER CLINTON.
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Icnal Notices.

NOTICE hereby given that LIE subscribers have been
appointed trustees OF al The estate Of DAVIS stuciey
rorsdsuL debtor that by The h'eec;h dag OF June
l7i5 a: ocs Of Burr, S.nsdic: 5e-ne, CJuGseo's
law, 20 " 81, IL the ely Of Newly gil persons
Indebted such debtor Davis StId) requested 10
re.der IN accoun: al debts and % U0n-y owing
by them respectively H. subscribers and 70 pay the
and ali p.rson having IN their possession anJ property or
effects OF snch debtor Davis St1tley are required 10 &C.
liver The aarc 10 subscribers ny gd day. And al the
cre5ors OF The said debtor Davis Suteyl required 20
deliver their respective and ceinlrds 20 Tie suo
scbers or them by he sad i--nih day CT JTEr
1875. THOMAS MoSAHhS.
A i55T5H I 3 slI PTSLAF' Trustees.
BUaR. BENEDICT i SEEsE, Attorneys. myl 2tswjw
vTUTICEi, hereby given that letter. Q; ADMINISTRATION
have grsned by The Register Of Wills for the C.ty
ard Couny OF Phad-ph 10 s subscriber OF the goods
and chailes rights and credits 81 Lewis Otherwise called
Aaron Pou late OF she city OF Philadelphia, deceased and
81 having claims demands against lie es'as OF
The deceaset requested 10 make known the same
TO the subscriber without delay and all persons Indebted
are requested TO Uiske payment 20 him.
THEODORE DUBoSo. Jeweller
as 5,su6* No, ii n. 2d-s;. Philadelphia.
ENHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
i by The Hon. Frederick \. Talmadge, Recorder OF The
City OF Trustees OF the estate oi George Lock
said George Lockwood hereby required ~ render an
accourl debts ard OF money owing by them re-
sp-cvsy thu said Lockwood. and 10 pay the same TO
III. Tru.es- end all persons having Ii their possesson
any property Effects OF The said Lockwood are r.quea
10 deliver the the THs-s, or beorc the mir
t-.uth sy of Ju1s the Office OF Harvey n Weed,
ESQ No Nassau-st in the city OF NewYorA AL creciI-
ora OF the said Lockwood required 10 deliver their re-
,pecvs accounts end demands The said Trustees ~ NE
same lme and place Dated New-Yors April 2lst 1876
ISAAC " FOWLER.
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON.
,asw ROSWELL c. BRAINARD.
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TT~6Ss AIORSlNts LINE nj I O'Clock, for Al.
sbauy ard Troy-BresSfsst aud dinner
board. Landing NJ Csiwelis. w rsl Point.
E-whurgh, U4npton, PcushSeepsis Hyd. PARK, Rhine.
heck T. Red Hook, Bristol Cslskill Hui,on COxssckie
K.nae,h1os. Tue steamboat TROY, CspL Gorham. Tu.s-
!, ThlrsGRy and this Sitlriay n O'clock A. ~ from
ih- foot OF Barclay 81 returning opposite days
For passage freight; apply board 10 r. B. Han.
At The Ottc ths wharf all
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g arEoriIs,s LlSE ssrEAMBoATs


-U~ eNESy-SORIS, Albany and Troy Line
!-sisfor Albany and Troy direct from the Pier
the foot OF Cortland sL-PAssen gers tax.
,pg this Boat will arrive III s 10 take tbs Morning Train
OF Cars from Troy West Buao aud North 10 Saratoga
Whitehall aud Lake ChBmplan
The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE. Capt r. Macy,
Will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings att
o'clock.
Foo passage or freight apply board or at the Once
on the wharf
Al Good' freight, Bank BIZ, Specie, or any
Other knd % Frnne-y. posveLy NJ Tho 0wner risk. aD
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AK. Y0UNG;s English and Classical school. .
w rcu-;nst Auo.- TIE location OF his shoo 10
Il highly respectable and retr-d part Of ne cliE-l
-oors sre snd gry-th. course Of Instruction thorough
snd practical The French Sosnsd. German srd tsiiAn
languages taught without extra charge circulars coz
;.g terms ystsrecces and Cher particulars ulsy Be hsd
81 M rVofDs. ny S.eO-
4 y ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHCoI,
LAvEich hiss been years "a succe'sa 9pea.c
.. where lne Course OF Study viii Pc found 10 be system
s!c. thorough and practical Success usurec whe'e We
have Inc cooperation Of parents or gGsrdisss
Or edn-.dsy, May 9Th, infant and pr1a'J Ospsrt-
sill opened under III charge OF Miss MARY Goop
RICH of-ring Course o, Instruction alike syEeEarc,
thorough aad rscaL Tae Theory AID Prscce o, vocal
Music vii be taught IN both Departments Without extra
charge. Prices reasonable and books IN the ala, uephr
rn-ui furnished free OF Tuio1 charged from LIE
rrne OF srIsrug School, Ia either Department
rv5 81, n. 3 FRYE, Principal
SIIODIETOWN tCora.) Preparatory ScnoO.-TE-
III Sumu.r Session will commerce Nav 18Th and conto-
"a y weeks charge Ssn Principal - Mafk=i-st from
~. gin ~ i,h Nav D y. CHASE. N.Y. Is
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U-O EVENING BOAT for TROY aud AL
s--(i1f----ItBAEY - Through without lAnding-Th

Ss-SSl...----1 tBaNY Through without Anding.-The
steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt William II.
Peck will leave the pier a! ths foot of Cor,sndst every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday a; O'Clock. 2. NJ.
Passengers taking the above Boat will arrive Albany
Troy pie time II the early Morning Trains OF
Cara for hs Easl West This Is aud substantial
boat furnished with elegant State Rooms, aGt for speed aud
accommodations Is uuriynl-d ON he HUDSON.
Al persoas iOt9d trusting ms boat without written
order T1H ll- Capisin or Agent
For passage or freight. apply board he boat tho
office th wharf N, freight y O'Clock.
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we4ti5g;ou Irving. Esq.
Eor- DAME! Webster
Captain Alexander SNd-il Mackenzie,
Hog. Galian C. VerplaacK-
Re-. George Dubois -s--v-orr
Ns;ssufei 2 Holmes. EGG.
Zsoedee Cook. u. Esc-
VIZ Cullen Srysni, Esq
Francis Hal E.G SeE-f ork Ci!y.
George I. Trimb.e,
J. z Vsa Rensselaer, y. D.
Harper ! 5ro;h-rs. To ~ eod
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sss7-l Through without landing York and
Albany Line-Tbs nav and splendid
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler viii New.
YORK for Albany every Monday, W-dGe ~ aud Frdsy
AT o'clock r NJ from Tie foot OF RobnrnnsL This Belle
fitsd with sosnild sat,-rooms; sad for speed
for. and u surpassed by any tho Hudson
river. FOR uegn passage inqllre Of lhe Captain, on
board, No SOuh-st
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive In Albany In
ample trie for the morning rHn ofcars East or West
ia Ken nj mod-rnts r..a n
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aHGUs4TOSiC RAIL--v=zz=z==ss=7
...Au.hoa. 81 q -


rT~ sHGUS4TOSiC RaIL--vzzz-=z==s4=1
ROD, Capt J. Brooks, Jr.--
running N CONNECTION WIZ he E0u-e.oac Railroad viii
1L. farther Ec,ic-, leave Ne~Yofk 10 Inc Pier The
loot oil Aark-t-.l Z r. daily, sunday excepted haIE
past SIX o'clock, A. " arriving :: ge2or 81 Il o'clock
Passenger. for tt- sz.sou- i- road for Danoo
~ 5-Inel Woodbury. Liichae.d, Wic.cs Onward
&c by Ire cars linn =c.t-iy gn9 arrival OF III Boa
Ticket 70! procured board he tos charged a.
AZ advanced price
Freigst received from O'Clock A 81 until P NJ pos.
lively Ter IA; hour. z B. MASON, Sap.
e. n PERRY, Ag=ri. ofice 90 III pier. ny5
To WESTERN .~a~JITIITi.
TRAY Z Z 4 s 60
The pubic is respectfully
Informed that the presIs n Inc Canal CEASED by the
z,s fesc- naying cecn repaired, lie PIOSE ER EX-
PRESS LINE va Railroad aad Canal ton PHILADEL-
PaIA 20 PITTSBURGH, WILL commence - regular trips
for he season on MONDAY, - oGa April Leaving tie De
pot No 20 Marke.sI DAILY, a. 7. o'clock A n
By passengers Will avoid al TIE laague and
danger Of Eight syeng Ii eozces both Railroads being
passed IN daylight
20. farther n:prrlsron apply Sa Cd EEablshed or
Zee, "a harksTft 5toor above EishLh-st
n ID, CUMMINGS, Agsas
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4
sss'saz-rsnsH sperd;d s.raunefs OREGON sad KNlCE.
ERsocKER
Th- s.r.r,-r OREGON. commanded BY Capt 4 P s,
John Spd KNlCHES soCHER. eo1IE'soded b. csptsi, s.
Tasyer ~ IN lhfJGg shs season. from tie srsl day
OF Aosi Ia eoasecon With @ S;oucstan sra Providence
anG Sossor ard erosldsare Railroads. leaving NewYork
daily Sundays excepted from pier No Norm River. as
o'e5ocA VI ard Soui2gtcn a; celock a, o. cpoc he
srr-vG OF t-- MAJ grsia from Scsscr.
These steamers unsurpassed In speed, spercor a.t
comfort hsying cash hsGr large cSu;mcdsoas rrve,s
state rooms. scd b-rs for 50 r-rsocs. besde large pm
rooras for f>rnt.r> And parties,
Tbe st-ar-rs ocsr- by the most experienced cea
sd U shcrtsI TIE Passage between New lcsk arc Boz
zoe from i 10 acuIs, thereby arriving 10 ample time tce Al
ira mes from Scssoc, North Sn9 ESs,.
TIE OREGON vii leave ew-Yors-Tuesasy. Thur
Gsy sad SstrrC ~.
l.esv- SioaizG tou-Mo1day. wesine.isy and Friday.
Th- KSlCKESSOCNEH will leave Newly ork-Aoc.
day Weia--dsy and Friday.
Lesv- S,ol.ugtoG-Tuescxy, Thursday and Saturday.
y S-PAsseug-5s ;he arrival % he Sio-
rinSton proceed mI-taiey ia the srleni;d railroad
Providence sad Boston, without any texy and Bag,
gsse Master accompanies each Irn % Boston. 10 tske
charge OF ne baggage.
ForPas.ae ireshsincairc board OF the beat pier
No. $ y. r or %
GEO :, YAlRCHlLD. No. 10 Vests:
Eil Or ofJNO. h RICHMOND. Prov;derce
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: n. = ,tUPP0sITIoN mo- MONOP0IY..::

- e-s through without anding-New-York sod
Albany Llne-The fast aud splendid
steamboat EXPRESS Capt A. Hitchcock will leave tho
foot Of Robnsons next above Barclay every Tuesday
rursday and Saturday AT O'clock The Express hted
with the best Of furniture, with spacious and
good ber,hs. Wh Toe public PATRONAGE the travelling part
OF The community may be OF low ars The
through For passage or feight apply to tho Captain 90
board Of GEO. r. STANLEY
Alp nj IN. office on the dock
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Second Board.

TREAsURER's WEEKLY STATEMENT OFFICIAL.
lfnou nj suLiect 70 d-aft.
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3,nbke oouuenunres, Sr.

REGULAR MAIL LINZ beSr~.,
E>ls----S Boston sid Se~-Yo-k. by - Az -
sss'saHz-rssr sperd;t s.rau7efs OREGON sad KNlCE.
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IluE GNnERsIGNEp hayin. h.en dnlY appoinlet

S,UrRIFE,S -tI.E.-By virtue OF a wit h-r
Scies 10 me directed and Delivered will expose 10 sale
dr.d and lor ty six III 10 O'Clock A NJ. tho Nesbue OF
the City Hall of The City OF Newforz all the right Tile
and interest Peter Msun, which hs mad the hlreh
day OF January thousand eight hundred and iortyh'e
lots pieces parcels OF and situate lying and being IN
the Sixteenth Ward OF the City OF New YORK and known
aud distinguished a map entilis- Msp o Land IN ne
Sixteenth Ward OF lhe City Of NewYoTE belonging 10 he
March 81 1870 made hy George VIM Smith, City Survey
or by th. number eight hundred and fly six 1850 and
eight hundred aud h'syeven ts57) and taken togeih.r
bounded follows wit: Beginning AZ point on The
Sorlkery side OF distant three hundred
Westerly from the Westery side OF Tenth
avenue running thence NOrtnefy and parallel with Tenth
parallel Thr.ysiS street fifty feet thence Souheriy
and parallel Teuhayenue niay eight feet nine inches -
Narthery side OF THIRTY street and thence Easiery
along Nor.hery side OF Thyslrlnstreei Aforesaid hily
h-redsments hereuuto belonging or aPpersnlng -Dare
New. YORK. April q. 1886. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FsEDERIcS L. Vu-TE. Deputy sheriff s2i lawtJeo
s,H.HIFF,s SALE-by of wnt Of h-r ia
- directed and delivered. will expose to sale
on Friday 22d OF May - O'Clock VI. Ri
the V-sbue City Hail OF the City OF S-sYoTkA
the light title and interest OF Thomas Bedford which ne
he'd on day of January. Thousand GIT
hundred and forty five d. Any time afterwards IN whose
hands the be- Of 10 and 10 all inst certain
o or piec. o! land lying being in ,hs Tenh Ward Of
ina Civ OF aud known number ioryt1ur Or
cors Mig breadth front and each TWEEN
tyrv- feet in length each aide e:ghy-se7en feet "a
the same conveyed Chapman Simmons by Les9ia
Brown by ndenlur- dated the twenty OF May in the
wear our Lord thousand light hundred eod ave sud
recorded In Lber No ~ ISL IN the late office of the
All and singular sppurienances and hered;a
thoreunto belonging or In any wise appetlainpg-
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
n sfy.y1
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r. LASU IN THE HUDSON, al York

70 A GREAT BARGAIS.-For sale. or exchange
e2 for property In WORK or ia vicinity $500
s@ of6rs rate land lying in body in Rails County, Mis-
souri, lOo miles abovs ST. Louis landing, 81 The Cy
of Hsnnibsl very hrivng pacedsIancc from lnntbL
10 the land soIae y mes TAerss stream water pass
ing through land sd il SAID there plenty OF ccal IN
ala i'm. JOHN CONGER
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rNss DAY LINE AZ 2 A. VI. FOR AL
- 800 ASf-Land!ngs the inleuncdst. places
The new low pressure steamboat ST.
NICHOLAS. Capt Geo g. Riggs will leave the pier al tho
foot u Robinson 81 Mondays Wednesdays and hi.
days Returning will leave Albany on Tuesdays, Tn ps.
dsvs and Ssmndava. MA II
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with
" books. memorandum copy ard pass books, at very
low prices Cap sad Letter papers bonnet boards color-d
tissue papers. envelope and Wrapping, msnuaclu
rers prices Also. every description OF English and French
stationery gold pens. steel pens, States gold and silver
pencil; csses perforated board poroo' nksSnds poke,
books prnE lives twipes visiting cada playing cards,
inks black, blue and red indeible lax, &c. &c.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL.
= I'm Sistinrprs. Msilrn.lauo
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xT% .UYPOSITIOS to MUSOpOLY.-
EsLst---t For Albany ard Troy-Throug Oh dreet-The
new steamboat ONEIDA, Capt George o.
upper Gate Of the EmpT- will leave the pier al the io0i
OF C7dars every Monday, Weta--dEy aud Friday Alter
O'Clock. Freight taken reduced prices For
farther information. inquire OF the Captain board Of Ih>
hnat al n
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g. TO LET-For yesT, or during the Solnrrcr sea
~ s-ge House Pleasantly srlsied ~ socSlant
Lake SIDE. together with the tarurfs II desired To
gentleman and OF business in the city a:s would be
desirable SCuraer residence The steamer Warren touch.
four times lcSlsnd LAKE landing, gocg and
returning and from the City Of S-w-Yok. Apply 10
ais ecdtf 4. P. STEPHENS. Rockland LAKE.
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Real Gstdte.

- AT PRIVATE SALE-The tweIory BRICK
r.. frort House arG Lot IL fee No. Is North Noores,
81 20 he corner Of yA.lcE- The Lo; : 5y IS ie-;
f.-u Fer particulars apply 20
No Broad
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9: "a MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILRoAD.

Railroad Ctce foot OF LbertJst- att 81 and y 81
a. Atsrns Goa, No. 10 Waist a. II M or City HoteI
No. IS Bead yFpy r'9f.oI
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RABIiN CORN PLASTER.-Ths 10 an effect
"A and permanent for these small hut troublesome
things Is easily applied, the directions being simply TO
soah feet in water and pare the corn close Sc
possible taking care make bleed Then apply The
plaster spread piece OF soft leather linen, renewing
Sold by DAVID SANDS L co. Chemists and Apo,heca.
ries a East Broadway, Of Markets and A. B. <
D. SANDS Ito Fui!on-It and Il oHNSON, SIS Broway.
Price - cents. aO meod'
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CaRPRTS-lOO pieces fine, mei!um and superhne
Ia-vool Carpets Of the be. makes. and 500 pieces 81
printed do OF d-rent prices $50 ~ bales ID green
and black mad chinZ printed Dfuggeti; for sale by
ND GEsMITH co % and 50 Plnn.st-
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IA letter from Washington saws:

"The twenty Post Captains assembling at WASH
inQton do SO for the purpose of consultation the
Of the Navy not to discuss the prac
fcabiy or propriety Of attacking the fort at Vera
CRUZ for selecting officers for promotion or THROUGH
When this duty is performed the officers will call a
naval convention, with view Of recommending a
fixed system of just rotation in command, both at sea
will break up the Objectionable system Of keeping the
naval power in the hands of few court blue bot
Ties. and thus save the feelings Of those who have
bed deeply for their country If Mr. Bancroft carries
this wise policy into effect he viii put down those
cIoues which are and have been hard at work under
his very nose, endeavoring to thrust him from the
position which he honors aud deserves.
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DEMOCRATIC Truth The Philadelphia Key.
stone" publishesa Delneeratic ode by Walter Leman
the actor, from which we make this extract:
When we behold our country's destiny,
What she is and what is yet TO BE-
Well may gather rnund the festive board,
With hearts and thoughts, and words Of one accord.
What made great, cen in early youth
The sacred FIRE Of Democratic Truth.
Twill keep US so. The transcendent fire
Burns in the son, that lighted up the sire;
And If it wanes which God forbid it should,
Then will our country's greatness sink in bloodi
But vain that fear, while in the sacred rest
OF Vernon sleeps the GREATEST and the DEsr, s.
While infancy and youth and hoary age,
Shall cluster round the Holy HERMITAGE 50
Then swell the shout, and sing the joyous son !,
And roll the ball Of Independence on.
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HE WORE A FLAsnY wAIsrcoAT.

He fashy waistcoat the night when first we met
With famous pair of whiskers and imperial of Jet,
His air had all the haughtness has voice the manly
OF gentleman with eighty thousand dollars Of his
saw him but moment, and methnks see him now, ,
With very hashy waistcoat and beaver his brow.
And once again that browne neat Legacy was
there, haiI.
But shocking bad'un his hat and matted was his
He brick within that hat-the change ali
plete, [street |;
And he anked by consabes who marched him up the
saw him but a moment, yet methinks see him now
Charged by those worthy officers with kicking up low.
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ALICE GRAY.

She isn't what painted her
A thing all hearts to win
/ saw no beauty when found
She hadn't got the " tin,
i loved her upwards of a week
But found it wouldn't paw;
So took my hat and went ashore"
And cut Miss Alice Gray.
Her dark brown hair was all sham,
Het forehead Jones's white"
Ore eye an artificial one,
The other far from bright.
Oh, she may Irvine her purchased curls;
= She mustn't look this way
My heart is far from breaking
For the love Of Alice Gray.
I've sunk very pretty sum
In rides and sweetmeais past,
And hay'nt now the first red cent
She drained me TO the last.
How green | was, in earnest grave,
i certainly must say;
shall be cut by all The B 'hoys"
For counting Alice Gray.