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e., sz.s=s-HOUSATONIC RAILROAD
Es2%.sset.,s:s:.The reLayins Of The track between

r. -1sz=zrHOUSATO RAILROAD
E2%1ssrt.stsss.rThe relayins OF The track between
Bird geport and Ne~-M.lford 80 El!lesl
Will De completed on the I'd and the viii resume
he. regular trips the above naned places on
Monday me 2ith inst
ARRANGEMENT.
Passengers iea:e New from The pier foot Of MARKET
O'Clock P u. SUNDAYS excepL-d by steamer N
rod Cap, j. BROOKS Js arriving IN Bridgeport al ha!p4si
six and New-MIford ats O'Clock P. u.
Returning Leave Ne'vMfofd al O'CLOCK ard arrive IN
vii run between N-wNforc and North Canaan, leaving
Seyr-Miford Is a 81 and North Canaan III P. NJ.
freight train passenger will leaYe Bridgeport
daily except Sundays, O'Clock a for ew-Mitotd
Returning. leave New-Mlford, az u II.
y. B.-The trains between North Canaan and West
stockbrdse VIII be discontinued after the ms for the
purpose OF resyng thar part Of the track Freight recey
Cd IN New York from a NJ P. ~ and positively
afler that hour. r 3. MASON. Superintendent
G. VI PERRY, Agent, Yorx-ofsce on The pier.
BrIgeport Aug. Is l2+r aul5 II
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BOOK OF THE FARM:
Being Systematic WORK on
PRACTICAL AGRICULTCRE

iIt-hClIA-iA< -1OANiNO l. 4 = AL
On an entirely New and Original Plan.
BY HENRY STEPHENS,
Editor Of the oaarieiy journal Of Agr!Gpl,q.e and
Prize Essays nad Transactions Of ;ie Highland
and Agriculture! Society Of ocot!aIc-'
ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS OF ANNALS,
PAINTED from the lie-besu:.fyl!ly Engraved; and
NUMEROUS WooD-CUTs ASp PLATES
ofAgrcunra! implements. 50 parcuarized IS % enaoe
Country Mechanics 70 construct ibeIn i'oin me
description
with copiou, Notes and Observations
BIZ JOHN :. SKINNER, EGhsc
OF the s,yle Costumes volume Of ;his eeeDA.e.
WORK some idea MAJ be formed when We STATE t4A -
first place, il contain. Ian 100 pages - :. -,
Of SIX HUNDRED ENcXAviScs and 'af'ne' aad .os,
land reoird more lsu tx years 10 Puo!i'n II. A
- -, YORK i, ao,y publishing IN me
-, T,,.n,, Va Farmer who tlirsts Tor AhoV'ieu-e
-. .,, .ni,es TO have his son use 10 'i'c u1e
honor ia. diguifed station OF An 'ii'e'ec'4a' anu
Aricul,uri-t Gun just'iaIy ceny niinseH
s,cl a wors as is found IN i'e N'''A"' --''''''' ~
I'm, y JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
1oN , sjx Hundred Engrayings winch viii be pub
AHo"s h;s ROOX OF THE. FARM, we have only room
70 mention the following:
views of Farrns,eads, Farm Buildings Fine Spec.
mons of Cattle Horses, Oxen, SWINE, COWS 9neep' ~
FL hin Nachincs: Sowing Machines GrvDoers; Inc
I'm Home. Seryauts' House Fences Ihoru ieoBee'
F.ld GAGS Stone Dykes; Einbankments; prGln!As-an
TliRAL IMPLEMENTS OF all kinds NHflois hihus OF
Pows: Sections and Ptrt- OF 40 'HO' c'7 @~''tls
SHADES. Punb-Level: SwngTrees for Two Horses iol
three Hor-e-, for ous Horses AaT5os
Sbenberd's Crook Snow-P low Dunr-hawk; SyiAe ard
Bend Sned Bulls Ring, Bullock Holder; iiakes Fonn
of Haystacks; Corn Bnlisers; Riddles: HoPeSplnneFs
'TurniuTrough for Feeding Sheep; Movable Shed for
Sheep: On Cake Breaker; Wheclbarow: Tunlp-shcci
for Sheep Probang for relieving GatIc OF Choh!Lg te
MilkPsi: Curd- Gutter; Cheese-Na: Churns; Cheese
Pres sc &C Horse-Curt; Liquid Manure Cart; single,
Horse Tt-Cnrt &c. &c; Various Operations connected
viii, the Culture of Grain. &a &C Also, Plans for IT.
gaon; Insects affecting Live Stock and Crops Harness.
BTid!e.Bit, Collars, &C &c. &c. &c
RI This grea, Work is now publishing in the FARM
Frs LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AG-
RICULTURE the subscription price OF which is s. per
annum Every Farmer and every gentleman who owns
land or cutya,es garden earnestly requested TO exanl-
inc this Work GREELEY & McELRATH,
NEw-YogK, July l. 1916. Publishers
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Books.
NOW r EADY.

tg,HE AMERICAN STATESMANS MANUAL, com
prisng the Lives Addresses and Messages Of the Pre-
sders Of the United States, with history OF Their Admin
sraons and each Session Of Congress 10 which are al
ded various Hs,oricnl Statistical and other important
Public DocIIncnts-wth copious Analytical Index In
volumes. large syo-l7oo puges. Edited by Edwin WI
lams ESQ. Price Five Dollars.
last Pu6ished-The thirteenth edition OF Downgs HIS
tory Of Rumtnisin-52 splendid Engravin.s.
Fifth edition OF Cheever Lectures Of Pilgrims Progress
Subscr,bers 10 Hupef's ShItspeUre.-E WALKER re-
turns his sincere thanks the subscribers TO Harper
Bible for the very general patronage they have favored
him with ana nrgs 10 inform the subscribers 10 Shaks-
pcnre that he has nearly ready most beautiful Pictorial
and Scenic purern for this elegant illustrated work
aus f. WALKER, New-York Bndery, III FultonsL
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n CHANCERY-Slzth circui,-Levis Beers - Ny

IN CHANCERY->Lxth Circut-Lewis Beers -. NJ.
ron Il Ferris, Henrietta his wli-s uc MINISTER'S Sale
In pursuance OF decree OF The Court Caancery Of the
Sia OF New OK Il Inc above entitled cause, bearing
Gate Tie fourth Monday Of July 1915 VII Dc sold b. The
EcGer,lgned OF tue Masters Oi th Court. 81 public
auction /; ih- Merchants Exchange IN he City Of New
fork, OF be 11St csy Of October next a D. 1870 3; y
oc.oeA Z; uoon Of ina day. ce!is.l piece parcel
CIV OF Newly crA aforesaid, the souarr!y SIDE OF Hes
estate o. Leonard Fisher. described living Hester
No oGr a. bounded follows Be GINNING ih- rastery
corner OF c No ;1re- ~ the map aforesaid sai Funni1
soGIHvry Eons ,h- sad rl;b Der .ee @ feei ground
'ee 70 2t NO ave ~ or SAID nap, ;heuc- noIlhrry along
ssla o n;nbrr i've 81 10 He-ivrsre- thence westerly
AcEg Hestersreei 70 tae OF beginning being twenty
Eve iee wide n tfont ana and ay iorg each
sde more or =ss-sa,d LOT being known IS street
number ore hundred and twerireight 90 Ee.er-stres
anG Is nov IN ne occupation OF Nicao!as Gorodin cabinet
maker. Dated sept ith, ls+6
". 2 HUMPHREY Master y Charcerr
BESJ- G. FERRIS, Solicitor. g aau5;s
IN PURSUANCE o: az orGe. OF The Surrogate OF tee
hCcunS OF Newly Notice hereby gwen 70 al per-
sons having e!sns aans Francis Do5neiy late OF the
Ciy OF Sewf otE, CSC c. 10 prese:.; WIKI The
vouchers thereof 70 tne subscriber, he Office OF J. w
J. E White a. y Il: Pneseei previous 10 MAY J. 1875
ac6 alter May 1910. a No. Is Plne-seei n the Civ OF
Newlefk OF or before the third day OF October next
Dated Newly ork, the Sis: dav OF March ls.s
MARY Ann DONNELLY (now Doyle)
a. lAvTsiD Admin sfrRtriJ
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ARIN JoURN AL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
$ss1 Ship Austeritz Graham. Havre, Boyd & Hlncken ;
Charlotte Reed Hagthen, Antwerp VIM Wclsser Leo
2rtRrd Childs Baltimore; Sullivan Waite charleston
htfeo Buckley.
lit BARK Scavanon Montgomery Mobile John E!well& Co.
cal Brig Clinton. Andrus Savannah Shamrock, Rogers,
,cd Marys Geo Nesmith & Walsh Rainbow, Church,
SpaIifax Ms, 4 5 Wnnett.
Steamer Black Diamond, Cox. Phia,
ySchr w Erickson Smith, phla
1 ~ Barge Orb. Yapp Phiia
sPiSloop New. York. Jones, New Haven
g. ARRIVED.
~, packctship Mediator, Chadwick, from London and
-. rtsmou,h Aug let mdse. John Griswod Sd ult oil
IL art Point exchd signals with ship Southport standing
~; Goth spoke ship Westminster. hence, for London
ne has been S days on Georges Banks, with very
Eek fog. On the evening of the sth, came IN contact
hteth bark which carried away starboard quarter,
NJ tnker.boom and sail
yoship Talbot Story IS DIS FIN Antwerp mdsc 10 Talbot
no lphant s. Co; 2i6 steerase passengers
deark (Br) Helen. Risk, 65 DIS I'm Liverpool mdsc, to
Tter 23S Storage passengers to Harndcn q Co. Aug
eslat A. % lon 4s A. spoke bark Fredonia from New
suteans for Liverpool who kindly supplied us with pro
Isitions Sd inst OF the coast brig Robin Hood OF Bos
Ids for Savannah ds out; th spoke brig Gem OF East
ce IT, I'm Windsor. Ms tor phla out 10 DIS The II has
olcn l6 days on the coast and T. days with Pilot on
tlrd
iherg wascaller cw) Perry. IL ds I'm Camden, Me in
OF aast, to Coe Anderson Co,
oerig Home Marson, FIN Providence, RI, in ballast to
co, ttcr.
Rophr Pauline, Fields DIS I'm Newberu NC, grain to X
he blackwell.
incthr Mankin Terry de I'm Savannah, cotton bound
actloston.
nchr Bay State. Clark DIS I'm Calais, Me, lumber.
10 ash & Boynton.
% lshr Tasso Allen DIS Lubcc plaster, to master
objhr Vanderbilt Taylor, of Mddletown, Conn, for
I'd ehdelphs.
IDS chr Milo Keller, Thomaston, lime
nu,ihr Genl Warren, Holmes, do
lid ihr Wachman, Crie do.
aid chr Corvo Crockett, do.
greshr Metallic, Smonson, do.
e inhr Increase Hall, do.
ostichf Exchange Hatch, do.
la SIR Yankee. Hewitt, do.
o. ar Clara Mcfarland I'm Lubec, Me, plaster.
ctionr Henry Curtis. Herrick Boston.
eSisnr Jasper, Hamilton, Boston mdse, E & Herrck
o." ir Mandarin, Hinckley. I'm Newburypcrt fish.
ongur Victoria, Allen, I'm Boston. fish.
&c uar Louisa Post, Saybrook, II ballast
crstI Fancy, Chase, Boston, mdse 10 master.
,m,}r Victor Parker. do.
anr Mariner, NioSerson, do
,aS5r Msiiela, Perry, do.
2" ur Ellen Rodman, Sherman New. Bedford oil
DC mr. Industry, Kelly, do.
mtotr Freeman, Burton, Thomaston, lime
hiIrr Wave. Penaeton, do.
q hsr Rising sun, Plumer Is ds thu Addison Me spays
Hunting, Foster II DIS I'm Machias Me. lumber.
nge fow
nge Cinderella Crowell I'm Boston n,isc
y,Vt Vermont, Case, I'm Boston, ndse.
hhoas Augusta, Beck, I'm Newport ri, in ballast 10
2rard.
ty o President Frisby, New. Hsven molasses
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Eeual Notices.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF wit OF Teri
- fac.as TO me directed and delivered Will expose 10
Friday the u day OF October next, al y O'CLOCK NJ
hevesi;bue OF The City Hall in the City OF New ORR al
right and interest o: Samuel L. Liscomb which he
hud tie 29thd OF April 1889, any THE aiterNard
Of and TO all those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
land. situate, lying and being Harlem. IN The -;h Ward
of the Cy of Newly ork and bounded follows. WIZ:
Westerly by the Third avenue NOrtsrly by OneHGudred
and-tv-u enh--rec Souiherly by linz drawn par
ael 10 7tslreei or the SouheIly eide thereof the DIS
OF % feet and II: inches Jkerefro. Easiery 10y
line era" parallel TO The Ihrdsyenue on the raste!y
geher with The AppEUenances &c Dated New YORK, Aug
.pll 1876 WM. JONES. Sheriff.
rHOs +. PEFSS, Deputy Shecf au5l law6w
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IT. 1916. NEVy-YORk 1T
t--rssaii..-s-.1 ALBANY AND TBOf -.

s=--ri<zz--- sFORWARDTN6 COM
PAEY 10 al! the Western States and the Canadas
Troy and Ohio Line; Troy and Erie Line; New-Yofk
and Ohio Line; Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy ard ONO
Line: Northern Transportation Line.
Red Bird Packets and Stages.
James Il. HOOKER; Ide, Colt J. Co., kindly, Peass
Co.; Elias Patterson Pope Catil George w Hicks, ana
others, propretors. 90
Six Boats OF Tie above Lines will leave NewYork Aba
ny and Troy daily FOR the West and North The above gen
eIneu propretors IN The whole line 10 al the western
ta.s and the Canadian ernigrsns and others will save
tune and money ~ calling Ines before yetns
ught IN Tue numerous fraudulent offices IL Newly ors
There are 75 Of Ines a.! ht.ed IN good
style for passengers and freight list Of fare VIII be yep,
in al the Offices and in VIII any person De charged
more Orices Nos. T. r. 81 s. Coe9nes-slp. Genera
Passage Offices al the foo, OF Barclay and Cortland ss In
the Offices Of the NewYork, Albany and Troy Steamboat
Offices PHiL4f 90" LII,
fn3l 2sgif General fasshSe -EenL
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miscellaneous
WITH GALVANIZED sprn.

MATTRESSES WITH GALVANIZED Springs
IVI The Undersigned has Tor sale Spring Mattresses,
uiacturcd In the test manner ana of the most approved
forms.
The article OF necessity from It's convenience free
dom from vcrmin It's easy ventilation and unsurpassabe
comfort, superscde every thing else OF the kind.
Orders received tor Hotels Steamers Packc, Ships and
private residences, No. G. Vcsey.st :. r. HALSEY
" The public, aud the medical faculty in particular,
invited To call and examine Them au2S #
- IOWN'S N CO.'S Celebrated Gold pens.-Haviny
ID made arrangements with celebrated manufacturer
will BE- able 10 supply the demand for these superior
reduced prices Ev penis examined and thorough
before they offered for SALE and each sold
will be- exchanged ii not approved. Those wishing SUI
perior article will please give us call.
n B-The price of the plain gold pen is put u, s.
So and with silver pencil - 80 Persons distance
be supplied with the plain pens in letter sheet AT The
regular postage liberal discount the trade
JOHN J. BROWN X co.
ILL
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"a ELEGANT BUILDING SITE on the Hudson

81 4 FARM FOR SALE.-Snae on the Road from
70 New Rochelle 20 White Plains, about -quid tantrom
- egch containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, a.. OF which
is Plox LAID ping Ten Acres, which Is Wood Land
The place divided By sne and Is laid out into con-
venient lots for cultivation AL ne fences are OF stone IN
good order and the ground nigh stale OF Cultivation
The buildings a. OF good character ard IL order. For
TERMS apply 10 :. : KENYON, on the premises, or OF
dsI J. ADRIASCE, 80 John-si- New York.
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-as-.y7r.7z7i. OPENING OF PENNSYLVANIA

s-y,:SS-z-----5C Canal for 1896 BlNGHAMS Transpor-
tntion Line. Proprietors-Wm. Bingham,
Tho. ingha, Jacob Dock, VIM A. Stratton. Conducted
on Sabbatl-keeping aud Temperance principles
The prOpretors Of this old established line have put their
In the complete order and thoroughly pre-
pared 10 forward produce and merchandise and from tbs
Eastern Cities on tie opening Of nayiga We that
lcng experience In the carrying business and Jealous
attention the interests Of customers, will 10
continuance and increase Of the patronage hitherto extend
ed Binyhains Line"
Our arrangements VIII enable carry freight with thu
dis patch, and prices shall always be low az
TN. lowest charged by other responsible lines.
Produce and merchandise viii be received and forwarded
East and West without any charge for forwarding al
vnncng freights storage or commission. MARK PACK.
AGES B1SGHAMS LINE Bills OF aiding forwarded anf
every direction prom yattcnded Address apply to
WM TYSON. Agent, 10 We-tsL y. Y.
BINGHAM, DOCK 4 STRATTON,
10 Mnketst Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent " Howafd-st BALTIMORE
WI BINGHAM, Proprietor.
Cana Basin. Lb-ftys.- Ptttburgh
f-p Ro.tou As-.srh,i NJ -
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xT-~ eDAILY LINE of Boais between New.

t-ss1p.--tNY York and Staten Isand.--The STEAMBOATS,
'sYLPH. Capt j. Braisted, and STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt u. Van Pelt will leave hs follows.
Leave Staten Island At 8, 3, 9, 10 and II a NJ and O. s.
{, ), 6 and r. ".
Leave Ne'y-York att, ., 10, IA 81 and /, a456,7
and half-pAsi7 2. NJ
an frelgLt a, .le rsk OF The owner. lhereoG iel6
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uUBBAItD'S PAPERS.-BuRNAPAB ABCo
No IS Juhn-s otter for sale full assortment oil Papers
manufacture by the Messrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers, blue ana white Imperial, super Royal
ROYAL! Medium DENY and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank Ouarto Post Exchange Cap
Ezra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, II full assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colorei !mperials.
Colored Royals, thick und him
Do Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals. &c. &c.
r. X B. have also hand very extensive assormen: Of
Writing Papers Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They aFe also
sole agents of the genuine Patent Envelope Paper.
Printing Paper Of any size and qualify made 10 order al
shorI iY2l osyeod
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TIE TORPEDO.

* MlTHS newly invented Torpedo, or Electro Magnetic
- Machine may be seen ~ operation al the office OF
the Scientific American, 10 fuon-si. Sun Buildings.
where they may had beautifully finished Printed f-c-
lions Ii.rn. AUS I'm
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IIAS JUST PUBLISHED the Second Edition of
IL The Treasury of History comprising general IN
toduclory outline Universal History Ancient and Mod,
ern and OF separate histories OF every principal
nation that exists nerri-e progress, and present cond
ton &C &c by Samuel Maunder author OF the Treasury
OF Knov.e Biographical Treasury, Literary and
Scientific Treasury" &C.
The History OF America edi'cd by John Inman forms
one OF M. hes, works ever issued from the press 20
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,,y r.,aing m Monthly Pcrt the FaTmeTs' Library
Pig 50 cent. each. 5 pr annNMl
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CANCERS-NO CURE NO PAY.

nR B. J. SHEPARD having discovered specific met-
Dcine, which has peculiar taste for Cancers ana VII
not njure sound esh but viii extract almost any -lke can
Ger in from FIVE - ten days Sum-roU, testimonials ana
certinca;es OF may be al Es orfcs No. ~
Murray-st- y. Y Office hours from 10 10 l2-2io
T. S-Thc only successful remedy known for Cancer OF
,. sropcu. s.
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rT'a9 >SrEA MHOATHUDS Tine steam

sbost HUDSON, Capt VIM. II. Mel!en, hav
ing been overhaucd, ID now In hrst rate
der VIII In future her old 10 Hudson direct,
without stopping al the Intermediate landings leaving
from the foot Of Cednr-s New York, NJ O'clock every
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Hudson
every Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings O'clock
or on the arrival Of the Cars from The East
For passage apply board Tickets through 10 Pitts
field = 80 West Sockbridge 81 IS and Chatham 81 So
?. S.-Ths Bout hus large number Of State Rooms.
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THE PATTERSON SILK FACTORY is CT

TIE t:, IT, a. ANN mn and atse sk.in
Servings colors doth plain and shadeSt and The very
quality of Silk; for Fringe, Gimp and Coach Lace
Makers.
Orange and White Floss, manufacturers Of Tweeds
and Fancy Kerseymeres.
Embroidery SILK, for Shaws, Scarls &c
Floss Sk, FOR lettering and tying the ends OF cloths and
other piece goods
Servings in small skcins-Backs, Dra6s. Light Dyes and
Cloth coors handsomely put TAP half and quarter pound
papers bundles OF 100 skeins each.
tentemen's Plain and Fancy CTavats, OF any STYLE 10
order.
Pockel Huudkcfchets. psiu white silk or printed
Waste To make Spun silk for weaving, &c.
The above for sale Factory prices and orders tor any
article in the silk line solicited by
leSO 3neod- J. :. SHAFIEk, "a feaf!sl
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lOHNS0N'S WALNUT OF. MILITARY Soap

lOHNS0N'S WALNUT OIL MILITARY Soap
1.-The only genuine, y COrtand-'i
ST. While YOU were associated with T'roOn y FO:glerl
used in shop considerable OF the Military Soap Since
which though toerab!y good falls far shor; of the original
wish 10 know Won in the habit OF selling your Soap
should like 20 purchase IS ~ lbs. my shop
should have SEM order for one Of your Table and
must FIRST dispose Of Yours respectfully,
To Mr. johnson. D. BATCHELOR-
APP Ply to Steam Soap wo M !2 q cSlIsna.,.
I AMPS, GIRANDOLEs, Nan Lanterns, and chsn-
IL deler>-Dei!z. Brother 4 Co. Washington Stores No
lS9 Will!arl-s- are manufacturing and have always GA
hand i assortment OF articles IN their re q: the to!
lowing descriptions which they VIII sell al wholesale OF
rcla Al low prices, iSr cash s,,.., ,...,,.
Solar Lsnpsoilt. 6ronze AND Slveied IN erea; variety
Saspending Solars' do DC.
Sa 5lSN Chandeliers. do do. : 5 and I lights.
Snspendine Canphene LsmPs, Bracket do. DO.
Side do. do.
Girandoes-Glll Svere and Brorzed various Patterns
Hall LsnernsNarious sizes Win gu OF ss-Iu sIaSs'
s7Sm DElIL, 5hCtaEh OC,
SHIRRED sUsPENDERs.-To Jobbers and E1.
- por;ers-The subscriber Is uow prepared Win bis
STOCK oPa,eu SHRED Suspenders for Fall trade anc Is
constantly manufacturing the only really soeH eof'Is@ee
The mass Of cheap worthless limitations sold during The
pasI wear aid 50 generally condemned By The consumer
vii only have the effect 10 induce disiaf' elleIs 20 4e
for DAYS Psie.; Suspenders which hsNe always gwen
satisfaction ana al with MS name have guaranty
pasted oa each box. -
lne subscriber IS OF the patents now used 10
produce these goods his interest : 10 Keep up the Fepda
ion The article Mere pirates arc iiiaors nave no II
terest therefore 5ve INSIDE poor AI.c!e oe
such could be made cheap. JUDGE
HORACE Il DAf. = Coriiand-s-
SHERMAN, ATNATER * co. corner o. Srosc
- and Beaver New YORK. Commission AIsrcaHs' o'
the sae OF American Pig Bloom, Bar, Hoop, Scroll, bac
sad al kinds of Iron offer FOR sale
2Sl toas bes; Jersey Charcoal Blooms
100 Go do Northern blooms
80 do Refined for wire hilleis
A. Co Will advance LbeTslly upon al consi gnc-e Ms
OF Pig Iron Blooms manufactured Iron, which may oe
he-or purchase y lie SewSo!k rnarSei OF ne
most reasonable Terms u
INDIA RUBBER SHOE>-io,cco pairs Mems aid
L WoE.en's plain and ssurrG Rubhrrs-
1000 pairs Mems Sheet Rubber Overshces
5u CO LADIES' GO 90 DO
500 co DO Sandals, Rubber soles
loco do do flrreG and lined
500 CO Mems metallic
500 do Moesklns-
For saleby HORACE Il DAY,
IS Successor 70 ROxbury |. r Co s cor,land-st-
WINDOW GLASS-Erou, The eelebr.lec Msnuiac-
w tory OF Sna1ce Brothers 4 Co. BrIning tsIu-
Engilsn Crow Z, al SECS, from lnXis 10 IsxaI
English Sheet l;nickl DO do iOxl - sfxas
The savve w Gu h2ld AID regularly pori ed nv
- w CHANCE, Jr. 70 J6hn-si-
TOR THE CALIFORNIANS-We have a peg
supply heavy Britannia Meta 5owls, Baslns P!tchrrs
MUS, Taoers Ter ne California regiments, those
who were naa5e 70 OBTAIN them re as week car aov be
furnished a. BuIlngsliP BoARDAAN < HART.
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tS.6 HI.ER.I.o g. GREEN BAY. IS46.
IT, THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, Capt
ESi--,+E, Powers will run during the ensuing sea-
sAzxxSE-.on , between Buffalo and Green Bay as FOL.
l,,, ,s,yys gi,yy.Lo LEAVES GREEN BAY.
U.i., NJ, 1ontav AugiO MocdayM'ylli Mond' yAugl7
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Mond'yJlyNl iaondayAug 81 -
The Columbus undergone thorough repairs, a-
IN dpe condition for business The travelling pubic may
confdentIy rely upon her making her ttps PlnctnH!y
ty.ed and can rest that pains Will be sparse
% MAKE her sccomod atons desirable and pleasant 70 pas
.engers- ~, -, =. .,-A e,
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.e Co 81 onay-sL ALbany. Wilke. Parsons Z Co sy'
kln Tyl-r brown a Co f,yefn Hay .hOtNov..-
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lrNlTED srATES MAIL LINE.

A. Five O'clock. p. M-Landng at Intermediate Plsees.
From the foot OF Bsrclsy-st.:
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt R. II. Furry will
leave Monday. Wednesday. Friday and Sunday ailer
Moons nj O'Clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Capt e. overbagh, will
will leave Tuesday Thursday, ant Saturday evenings
~ Apply on board or at the oace on the Wharf aust