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JUST PUBLISHED

THIRTEENTH EDITION Of Dow!irg's History OF Ro-
msIsI.--F tytyvo beautiful EnEravings -l Is scarce
" year the 5rst edition OF This CREST and truth
telling WORK published. Il Is now IN the Thirteenth
Thousand.
Fifth Ed!iion-Dr Cheever'- Lec:u-es on The Pilgrims
Progress, and The Le and Times OF John Sunyan. with en-
cravings
HarPer Bible-E Walker invites he subscribers This
beautiful Bible 10 call at his establishment and inspect hi
splendid and substantial styles OF Binding which such
general ievorI'es with he public.
prices.
Sa,esnan's Manual will DC ready III few days.
EDWARD WALKER.
i,ia LIZ and u Fnl,or-st.
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L., liOt
The regular trains have been win
drawn from the Road for the purpose
OF reayng the track In the substantial with
heavy = rail The work is progressing rapidly and
that portion Of the Road between Bridgeport and New.
Milford 35 miles, expected be completed by the mid
die Of August Due notice will be given Of the time tho
Cars will assume their regular trps.
Freight Train, with Passenger Cars attached, viii run
between N-w-Miiord and West Stockbrd ge-leaytng
NewNilfor nj 10 A. NJ and West Stoc&brdse al II 50
NJ until farther notice. r. b. MASON Superintendent
Bridgeport, July 8, 1915. jyl0u
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HIGH BRIDGE over Harlem River New Yor K
IL Civ Julv Il IaiG-DR. kELLiSGER: Sir-In ils,ce
you and FOR the benefit OF a. who are orlnay be snla
" afflicted take great Peaste II informing you that BIZ
pains entirely IGNORED viii which have been afflicted
for nearly thirty years. also add that hare II
tired IN cuts. bruises and Of the fcghtfu! char
acter upon men. Il has not been known TO fail
instance, but invariably does good Than Is
pecied Oft Respectfully yours, ARNOLD MASON.
Imosl cheer;uly concur with the above
SAM'L ROBERTS. Contractor Of the Bridge.
To be had, wholesale and retail az 90 John-s New York
City Dr. Burrel-, Chegm 4 Doyer'Harem Railroad Of
fee, City Han! PARK: drug store corner Broome and
Bowery and other stores throughout the country gen
orally. jy3O Iyv-
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WEAVING REEDS AND HARNESSES

Paterson, S.w-Jersey.
DC BLlC ATTENTION : called 10 Nessrs. BANTER
: ASHTcNS supply O: The above articles. Il III ihei.
various forms plain and fancy ci every DESCRIPTION They
have .iet Up heir machinery II superior -tyc Cor
featuring Reeds md Harnesses and enabled fur-
!sh ;heir trends and the pubic good terms. Tot
better. 'hs1 any other establishment II Tie Union
y. 3. Al articles manufactured By them warranted
as represented We XIV DSSr,Hr
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MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
WI Oiice No. II Whll-sl.
The Company offers the following advantages 70 the
public
Lives only Insured st the lowest rates OF premium
The premium over S5o may be paid in cash and iks
IN second - months Bearing per cent interest
il may be paic monthly or quarterly.
No person liable beyond the amount Of his premium
married oman may insure the Life OF her husband free
from lny demands OF his creditors.
There will BE- annual division of profits, payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing interest at o. per cent which interest
l,ta IL
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sii

NATITIES, EW EI4Nf, NHVtt WHO Ac.--FUT'
w chaser. are invited 10 examine The following articles
which offered for sae at very low prices Duplex
Lever Lcplne and other Watches BY approved makers, Of
recent imporaons in fine gold and silver OF the lat
STYLES, warranted correct time keepers Gold Chains
Seals KEYS, Rings Pins Bracelets Hni every description
OF new and fashionable Jewerv. Silver Spoons Ladies
Knives. Forks, Plated and Britannia Ware. Gold ami Sill
Pencil Gases, Gold Pens, MHnte Clocks. and choice
selection Of Fancy Goods Watches Jewery, &c cleaned
and repaired LOCKWOOD s. SCRfBNER,
IT'S Pearl-s- corner OF Fultpn-s.
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KANE's PATENT PORTABLE BATHING

NEW and Splendid arrangement, b. Of which
n the Shower Ssth / united with the Bathing Tub and
be used connection any part Of the house The pab
lie are respectfully invited cal and examine il AZ the
OF the subscriber No Bosry. between Fourth
and Fifth els. Iiyl5 In CHARLES KANE, Ps.eniee.
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oF sr,lMER. No.. 2-wplerlng

D., Gd Ur T =, 49,, ~. .N% 1;d r
.ng flowers Rattan Chairs Bird Cager foot
hip and suspension Baths, Bathing Caps, Flesh Brushes,
Sponge. Willow Wagons, Nelcciredes PrOpellers. Ro
tary Chuns, Toy Wagons ana Wheebarrcws Flower
Trails Flower Stands Gardner Tools Dog MULES Charcoal
Furnaces Summer Bukers and RehectOr, GO-carts, hail.
ha, and umbrella Stand Marble Rolling Pins and Slabs for
pastry aud all The OF them waiting 10 be appropr
SMITH, TORREY y co.'s. ~ MRidrn-lHnr. WI
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY. Blank
i Books, &C. &c.-FRANCIS y LOUTREL would invite
The attention OF country merchants dealers and this public
generally, their establishment where they viii find d
large assortment Stationery and Blank Books which
they will sell in quantities suit purchasers very low
prices Letter and cap papers Croton inks. sealing
waters qulls pens gold and silver pencils. gold
pens ivory tablets pear and ivory folders fancy ihtands,
together with every article the Stationery line.
FRANCIS L LOUTREL, Manufacturing Stationers,
II MaIdeu-ane. New.GorE.
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11ublie Gonpenanres, &r.
xT1A- IRREGULAR MAIL LINE betu
s-.5t.sg--lN BnsIon md N.Ng- York. bY ihs fast

xTeaa IRREGULAR MAIL LINE between
BGson and Ssw9Rk ~ sne R pIst dHs
ISLAND
The steamer OREGON, commanded BY Capt Seth Thay.
er. and RHODE ISLAND, commanded by Capt Manches-
ter, Will throughout the from the first day OF
April in connection with the stonngton and Providence
and Boston aud Providence Railroads, leaving NewYork
daily, Sundays excepted from pier No. North River at
o'clock, r VI and Stoningon at o'clock p NJ or upon
the arrival OF the Mail trnln from Boston
These unsurpassed in speed splcndor and
comfort having each OF them 60 large conmodous private
atcoos and berfhs for 5nJ persons, besides large pr
rooms tor families and parties.
The steamers are Offered by the experienced men,
rome ! hours thereby arriving IN ample time for
alI the line- from Boston, North and East
The OREGON Will leave New York-TGesday, Thurs
Leave ngjorl-sfonday, Wednesday and Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND will leave New-Yorh-Mon-
day, "Wednesday and Friday
Leave Slonington-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
~ B.-Passengers, on the arrival of the steamers At
cars to Providence and Boston, without any delay and
Baggage Master accompanies each train TO Boston to take
For freight inquire on 52st Of the boat at
Wes,.st. oroi JOHN II. RICHMOND,
nI3! Providence.
III ISL MlIER ARRANGElIENT;E r..
Esrrsszzzas-7 New YORK and Ere Railroad -
Line. from April lstunt farthernoticr, -
will run daily Sundays exceped) between the city Of New
YORK and Mddleown, Goshen and intermediate places
follows:
For Passengers-Lesve New York az A. NJ and P. NJ.
e. Leave M!ddetownats. A. NJ and 5! P. VI
Fare reduced to 81 . 10 M.ddetown-way IN proper.
ton Breakfast dinner supper and berths can be had on
the steamboat.
Leave Mddlrto,vn at u NJ
The Of the cons.gnee and Of the station where to
be LETT must distinctly marked each article shipped
Freight not received after ?. VI. in New York.
Apply 70 j. +. CLARkSON, Agent, at The Orce cor Of
Duane and West II. {. SEYMOUR Superintendent.
March 18th 1916.
II Stages daily from ndd!etown, on the arrival of
he afternoon irsn 10 Mfod r Ss.50ndae a9aesdst
10, Windsor, Bnghamton, Ithaca, NC Agent on board.
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miscellaneous.
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.

TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
GEORGE BRUCES q co. ISpetou,deIS, al No. Is Cham
bers-st. Nesp- York.
HAVE on hand good stock of their welknown Print
King Types, Ornaments, Borders, Rules OF the best
metal and most accurate workmanship which they will SCI!
low prices for cash. and al the following for approved
paper al six mouths
Plea t.......... 80 cents Nonparlel cents
Small 81 cents Agate 30 cents
Long Primer. .3J cents Pcarl ~
Bourgeois Ornamental letter in proper
BREWER. 40 GEMS ton.
Mnicl. ........... 81 cents
Also Printing Presses ri all sizes and descriptions Ink
Bronzes Cases. Ciaeys Wood Types Chases Brass Rule
Composing Sticks and generally every kind o: Printing
material, Rues!ess new Printing Engine, price si25,
which will give 1000 impressions OF cap folio i'll hour
Gard Press price SaO on which pack can be printed in
aminu,e Sheet CardCu,er, price $50; Paper Gutter
for printers or bookbinders, price sos.
Orders promptly executed.
II The type on which this paper is printed is from the
above foundry lys7 i'm
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lnsuranec.


THE subscriber vii! attend procuring Fire Insurance
L on Warehouses. Merchandise. Dwelling Houses and
Household Furniture in several Companies having cash
$500, 900 10 100000
each paid in and safely invested ANY business entrusted
10 his care wil be thankfully received and promptly
tended to-
Buildings pied for purposes hazardous may I've
insured perpcsv subject 20 return OF nearly The whole
premium, should III. assured any time desire cancel
Of Real Estate and holders OF mortgages will be explained
on application TO HUGH LANG,
iyi7 ln.tud 81 Llberiy-st near the Post Ofice.
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-rvss ,OPPOSITION TO lT0N0P0LY

Albany Lirc.-rhe fast and splendid pes
steamboat EMPRESS, Capt. 4. Huchccck will leave Re
foot OF Robinson.s next above Barclay every Tuessy
Thursday and Saturday, al O'clock The Express Is H.
ted with the best OF furniture with spac.op, s,a,croor,
and good bcrths. With The public patronage, ne travelling
par, OF the community may be OF low fare the entire
through For passage or freight. spply 10 the CAP
tain on board or OF GEO. T. STANLEY,
ain Al he olhcp on DOH
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s--s-z7,iORRIS AND ESSEN Raj

AtsS RI AD-Summer Arrmg ement--CO,n.
mencng Monday, May ill., l9iG.-A.
judgements will be made owhch due notice will be
gwen, Tor additional train. leaving Morrlstown al A.
NJ. aid NewYork at II noon
Leave New-York. Leave Newark, Leave Norrlstown,
M PM 2 PM
Passengers by the Morning Train 10 Mois,own Will ar.
rive there 10. O'Clock, when stages Will be IN readiness
videte and Enston daily Succasun Stanhope Newton,
Milford and Owcgo Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days; and 10 Rockaway, Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returning
the following meet the p NJ. trains for n. Y.
Will also leave for BHskenTidge every evening
the arrival OF the a, Norrsown.
Passengers go through TO and from Jersey City, without
changing On leaving tho city passengers Will depos
II their baggage IN the al the foot OF Cortlands where
Agent will be- in attendance 10 receive L. AL packa 5es
or bundles be entered the wuy-bi the Compa
ny will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded immediately TO Norrstown'
from Albany Basin, by stephens and Condps Line OF
Soops Newark from tho transportation Office OF tho
will be called in any part of the city, by application AZ
said Office. IRA DODD, Superintendent myfu
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, via Morristowu and Nor.
travellers 10 Schooleys Mountain, from Philadelphia and
New-York, aud extra Of will be run between
Newark and Morristown, by The Morris and Essex Rail
road commencing Monday, July 3lh leaving Morrislown
at A. NJ, leaving Newark AZ T. " Or, on the arrvs! 81
the II train from YORK., and the morning Train
from Philadelphia with which trains there will he direct
connection BY this train passengers will arrive al Morris
al y F. NJ where Stages will be in readiness 10 con-
vey them directly 10 Schoolcy's Mountain. jys
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THE KNICkERBOCKER Fire Insurance Com
Il paly (laie the Muual OF Newly ork-Capa. $40 00.
Office 30 81 WsllsL-The Legislature OF his State lis
late passed changing The corporate OF
the Old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New
York. the knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company o!
New-York. AL future business OF that Corporation will
therefore be transacted under lis
Il may be well add by way OF explanation that the old
Mutual" Notwithstanding lis tlt!e. fact Stock
Company having capita! al paid and securely invested
and thai the change OF obtained prevent mis-
apprehension thai point
This Company continues insure against loss damage
by FIRE favorable similar institutions in this
city. DIRECTORS
George Ireland, John GRAY l. c. Hamerslev
John Ooihour, Bolts Moore Chas P Leverich
Geo Arcularius, Rob't c. Wetirore Benz De Forest
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell. Anthony Lamb Asher Riley
George COlkln, Adam Sorrie. A.ex'r Lawrence
Joshua Brush. Robert Kermit, VIM E Dean
Robert 1. Stuart Anthony Chardon William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. McDoSALp Secretary
Nev-York, May Is, lSi6. jeio eodrf
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF tue Surrogate OF the
ICounty OF NewYork Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against Francis Donney late OF the
City OF New-York decd, present The same with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, al The cthce OF j. w
and after Nav 1916 Al No 10 Pnes,reet in The City of
NewYork on or before the third day Of October next
Dated Newly DIRK the 5lst day OF March 1916
MARY Ann DONNELLY, NOV Doyel
40 law6m Admin stratriN
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From the Missouri.

The steamboat Little Missouri arrived yesterday
., The Missouri river. She lef; Weston on Sui;dss
la, DURING her stay Fort Lcavenworth the officers
learned that an express had arrived on that day from
Gen Kcarnev army bur without bringing any news OF
special interest The progress Of the expedition was
considerably retarded BY the bad condition OF the horses
many Of which had glren out The Rangers we're
travelling a. the rate OF twenty thirty miles per day
We notice that the correspondent Of the Rezele esq
mates the number ofen then under the command OF
Gen. Kearrey, al 1861. Two Companies Of Dragons
under Captains sumner and Cook followed very short
" after hi. departure from Fort Leavenuorh increes
ing Ms force hundred more. This number wi! be
farther increased oy the addition Of the Mormon In
fautry some three four hundred Of whom we're 70
leave the Mormon Camp under Captain Allen United
states ARMY 20 attach themselves 10 Gen. kearneys
command
Il now understood that General kEENEY VII. malt
Benz; Fort for the purpose Of recruiting is men and
await the arrival OF Col Prices regiment .op strong
When united MS whole force VIII be about 3'O men
force sufficient under ordinary crca,ns aces 10 res;
anv army which may be sent 10 meet hIn and quite
equal TO the conquest OF NevMexico, II no reinforce
ents arc cent into that department from othe districts
st Louis Republican 2ith.
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XTD A1S46. NETWORK, t@ae.TTTIIrtt
sas.,eosa.E.---lSALBANY AND TROY go 70

---1 FORWARD COM
PANY 10 all the Western States and the Canadas.
Troy and Ohio Line; Troy and Ere Line; Ne~-York
and Ohio Line Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy and Ohio
Line; Northern Transportation Line.
Red Bird Packets ard Stages.
James II. Hooker: Ide, Colt L Co; kindly, Pease L
Co.. Elias Patterson Pope Calm George '" Hicks, and
Others, propreors.
Six Boats Of the above Lines will leave SewYork Alba
ny and Troy daily Tor the West and North The above gen.
tene4 proprieors IN the whole line ali the W es,ern
States. and the Canadian enigrants and will
time and money by calling the above lines oetore getting
caught III me numerous fraudulent Offices n NeH-f orG
There rs boats OF the above lines al hticd IN good
style for passengers and freight let Of fare VIII be Kept
N al the Offices, aud viii any person be charged
more. Oflc-- Nos. :, n, =. 81 Coenuesslip General
Passage Offices e the foot OF Barclay ana Cortland SIS in
ne oHees 81 The New York, Albany and Troy Steamboat
Ottce-. PHILIP CASWELL,
ul]l 2awti General Passage i gent.
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THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the
gentlemen Of .as City tina: he ha4 constantly hand
and FOR sa.- ngh framed and quiet horses Tor the saddle
harness Any person purchasing horses Of he sub=cr
per may depend upon being nororabg dealt with: ne IS
happy ado refer them many gentlemen Of
ne highest pecsbiry, character capacity,
Any gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber and
who MAJ any particular dissatisfied with tnelr pur
chase may return within reasonable period, and
receive the l.l Of purchase money beck Is ne
would Wish any gentleman retain 81 ANNA Pur-
chased Of thai ne Is perfectly pleased with
i-733nn MN z DiSRRlW Ritrrly Massr. US boXerT
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HOT AIR FURNACE

WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w heatin. Dwellings Stores, Churches &c--rheer Fur
VIII heat economically and efficiently; the the
apartments Will be pure and healthy from dryuess,
dust
They are put up under the personal supervision OF M
Walker ihe Paene- and have hitherto given entire salts
faction, and in a.! warranted perform well.
Refsrencr-N W. Taylor ESQ. Governor New-York Hos
pal MI Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be-
uent Esq II Wsll-s; c. D. Rhodes, Esq l20 Pear.t;
Mr. Thomas NcElrah, 81 Sassau-st Nj Geo w Tucker,
no Bo*ery: Ha.fOrphRn Asylum, Sixthavenue Mr.
VIM p. Chapman, Brooklyn Nh ". c. Greene. 30 9th
81: Mr.. J. II Ransom 29 2dst Chemical Bank. Broad
way; NJ J. II. Ash. 80 Broadway; Dr. Alfred Wagstsf.
y Wsy-rly-p!.ce. slr. Geo. " SNOW, S0th-st.
u GEO. WALKER 2J2 Broadway.
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Real gstute.

TO LET-Siore. back Room aid Basenen, il The
house IS Thirt-svrnue, having been altered
Also front Basement suitable Oyster Cellar or .ny
The subscriber s.o has to let sstory House in Fifteenth
Isl near Third avenue number al parts OF Houses and one
or yp small Stores with back cellar and basement attached
10 hem l. hAiNkS se Z, 7 4SiIl.syrsas
80: No "a Char!es-st near GreeHwich-aveaue. finished
in modern STYLE, marble nan;es throughout Croion
water WARM cold and shower baths veandah. tea-TooE.
kitchen extensive yard snf counter cellar Rent
10 good tenant Apply 20 aes Ferguson ST Hudson
Henry Ferguson, Goa! oihce corner Sih.avenue
snd ith-si- JyE W.
- TO LET-For year, or during The summer sea;
80 son large House pleasantly s!tustcd a. RocklSnd
Lake side. together with the furniture II desired 10
gentleman and OF business IN me cay ms Would e
desirable Summer residence The steamer W aFen oreh
p four tines week a: Rock!snd Lake landing gong aud
returning 70 snd from the Ciry o. Hsyi orr apPf
- FOR SLE-A valuable LOT on The corner Of Broad S9s,
- and Marketaelds: size Of lot s. fee! inehes front
- BY $50 feet deep on Msraetheidst. Also, the ysi9o!e
lot adjoining the shove SO tee inches iron, on
by rs deep, with front on MarseneJs, o. - ee
For particulars apply 10 ANTHONY ). BLEEChER-
va Wv .iuctioneer Nc. Broai-sl
GO To LET-Psrt OF nice modern built house. pleas
"a: anv situated II the 1ih Wsrd, small family The
- house has every convenience for Two families iAe
present occupant being dss..ous OF reducing rs EXPENSES
would rent, 10 desirable ieSa Suc psi' ~ ne re-
q 1Jso a, Il: reasonable rent AaafeS' y D ''' ''''
a. NINE HOUSES AND LOTS Tor sale in ST s.
@ the Shot Tower very desirable residences Los
-N 1916 BY 100 feet; houses 10 by 81. Price eI.n
One-ha.i may remain on mortgage: Inquire OF JAAES
MCCULLOUGH, 80 FroDI-st. or OF ISAAC WAhD. liz
Second-st- ly2S I'm
-. TO LET-To small genicel family, or Two single
81; gentlemen front room. TWO bedrooms furnished
-> or unfinished, No. = Eighh-lvenue, adjoining
Abingons water in the house. Board can
be had required jy2S 81
~ 200 BROADWAY.-The house. and cellar
III; No 500 Broadway, being wei. arranged sid hiedior
49, business. Is 20 lei. Apply
jy5O Ivy GEO. D. BALDWIN, s. Spvucc-,t-
g. TO LET-rhe upper part Of The TWO story house
i5: 20 Cejar-si. Broadway small respectable
--A iamv-rent low would be let furnished 10 Two
or three gentlemen with without board. jyZI ~
"a ~ LOTS fronting me 9Th and 9Th avenues and
Vii sUih and Ssi SIS, containing entire block pleasant.
- " situated on elevated ground. Apply 10
uvl6 # KENDALL & co II Waer-s.
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HUBBARD'S PROFESSIONALLY BA9CoCK
LIMO - Joha-s offer for sale u! assortment OF Papers
manufactured by the Messr, Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers. blue and white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal, Medium DENY and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Posi Bank Ouarto Post, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and PLAIN
Leuer Paper, ruled and plain q tl.! assortment
Packe, Post, Supe. and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored lInperial-.
CO.ofet Royals, t..Ick and thin
Do Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap for copy books
Inc Glazed Co!ored Mediums, ROYALS, &c. sc.
o. D. have also on hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers. Book and News Printing Papers Plate
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers. They also
ro;e agents OF Tie genuine Patent Envelope Paper
short notice. iyaj osveod
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

OOOIASs
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, Publishers and Bookse
ers 2i5 Pear-si. SerYork have recently issued new
and very much Improved edition. OF the works Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry by Mrs a. W. L. Phelps, TO
which they respectfully solicit the attention of School
Teachers, Committees, and others interested in education
Copies viii be furnished for examination, application TO
the publishers For sale by Booksellers generally. y22
NETWORK FORM BOOK
A Nd INTEREST TABLES-cona!ning complete Forms
1for the transaction a, all the routine OF business between
and man. requiring the execution OF papers together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto AIso COM
pcis Interest Tables Discount Tables Scaning and TIM
Der Measure Cubca contents OF Square Timber Sc. Ac.
For sale BY HUNTINGTON X SAVAGE, 2i6 Pearl-st
HUNTING TON & SAVAGE,
ID OOKSELLERS AND STATIOSERS. 2l6 Pearl-st. have
ID for -ae ~. of Standard Works Medical
Science embracing among others the writings OF Dungi
son Devices, Wilson, Churchill Cooper, &c. &c. with
Pharnacopcas and D!spcnsstores which they invite the
attention OF persons desrous OF purchasing such work.
jv22
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JOHN BOVINE. trustees
iv2I sawSyv JAMES P. HYATT.
Albany Arsr;s viii please copy.

NTOTICE.-Pursusut 10 an order Of Charles McN sa;i.
Surrogate oithe City and County OF Ne~-lors notce
b.-.5y ,vef 70 A.! persons havlns claims demands
s,rs III; estate Of Frederick W Stem5renner ale Of the
civ ard County Q: New York, deceased. - exhibit The
sane l, he vouchers in support thereof 70 he srbscr-
Der 4. liz osce No IS Maiden aner II lie Cay CT New
Yor on or before the 18TH day OF August next. a. 10 o'clock
4 VI the payment OF sad CLAIMS sHG 9ehiaHus WIZ oe
ceoarred.-New-Y ora l0ta February. lSio
1otIa,rSr,. PEILIP E PISrOR. Adminlslrator.