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Somerset County, IS.
The Commonwealth OF Penn
Sylvania,
Sept. Il. l547.

somerset COunty, IS.
The commonwealth OF Penn
SylVania,
To JAMES DowAER GREETING:
XNHEREAS, Mary Elizabeth Dow
w ner. by hrl father and next friend
Andrew Craig. did ON lie Ist day Of Ju-
ly, a ID. 847, refer her petition TO the
Honorable jeremiah s. Black, Esquire,
President Judge Of The Court OF Com
man Pleas of Somerset county, praying
for causes therein sci forth, she might be
divorced from the bonds of Mairimony,
entered into with you the said James
Downer. in IA time To come, as ifshe ne
yer had been married, or as if you were
naturally dead. We therefore command
you as We have heretofore commanded
you tho said James Downcr that setting
aside all excuses and other business you
be and appear in your proper person be-
fore our Judges at cur county court Of
Common Pleas there 10 be held on The
third Monday in November next. to an
swer The petition or libel Of the said Mary
Elizabeth Downer by her father and
mex, friend Andrew Craig. and TO show
cause if any YOU have why the said
Mary Elisabeth your wife should not be
divorced from your society, fellowship
and company, and from the bonds of
mairimony contrarted with you the said
lanes as fully and as effectually as If
she never had been married, or as If
YOU were naturally dead, agreesbly to
The act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided, and hereof you are not
to fail.
Wiunoss ihe Hon. jeremiah S. Black
President Of our said court at Somerset
This 9th day Of September A. D. 1917.
A. J, OGLE.
Sept. ID, 1917. Puih'y.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Saturday, October Ie:El, 1911.

n pursuance of an order OF The Or
Il plIans' Court Of Somerset county,
there will be exposed TO sale by public
euirrv, on the prsmises, on Saturday the
l6'h day Of October next, the following
described real estate. laie the properly
OF Ioseph I.ith'y of Somerset township,
deceased viz:
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Notice.

4 Lii persons who know themselves
"a indebted TO the undersigned. while
engaged in the TIMING BUSINESS,
by note or book acroan,. are requested
10 make payment Of The same imme9i.
ately to ]. II. Benford, as longer induI-
gence cannot be given.
JAMES II. BENFORD & CO.
Sept. Z II.
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PUBLIC SALE.
TWO CARDING MACHINES
AND PULLING MILL.

VNHE undersigned. Executors Of the
a last will ard testament Of George
Hav, decd. will sell at public sale ON
Friday the l7ih September inst, ten or
fifteen acres Of land situate in Summit
lp Somerset county, Pa, adjoining land
Of Daniel Bser, David Hay and others,
on winch are erected fulling mill. two
carding machines, house, one sud a
half stories high, and stable. Sale will
be held on the premises.
BENZ. HAY,
SIMON HAY.
Sept. !. 1871. Ex'rs.
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County Committee.

Samuel w. Pearson, John ]. SchelI,
Perry Walker, Samuel Miller,
Horace Ludingtan. Aaron Scilrack,
John p Il. Walker, Elijah Wagner,
G. NJ. Hicks, Geo. Klingaman, Jr,
Daniel Lepley, Jacob Hoon
Jacob Lambert, Michael Berkey,
Samuel Biiner. William Reel,
Adam Hollzapple, George Masters,
Edmund Herman, NJ. Zimmerman,
Henry Fisher, Jr., Jacob Fleck.
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Straw Steer.

NAhE to the premises OF the sub
Z srriber in Tukeyfsot township. a.
bout the 4lh Of July last. 3 year old
Fed Steer,
branded on the left hip B. S." white
stripe I'm back between the hips, and has
long slinI horns. The owner is reqmes-
ted to come. prove properly, pay char
gcs and take him away. otherwise he
will be sold as The law directs.
Sepi1-'41 -3t* JOHN BROOK.
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Dr., VT, s. Harah.

MEMBERS lns professional services
Il to the citizens of Ccntrevil.e and
vicinity. His oIlice is at the Whi.e
Hall Inn. IJoseph iile's,) where ., aIl
times he may be found, unless sbseu, on
professinGs! business. juats Il
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LIME KILN.

TNIIE undersigned give notice that
they have lately erected on the land
Of Samuel Boger, in Brothersvalley town
ship. miles south Of Berlin, large
Lime oven,
which is now in successful operation. -
The oven is conveniently to coal b0nlog
which will enable them TO burn and fur
nish any quantity Of lime on short no.
lice, and al the lew price Of
cents per busheI.
They are assured that they can furnish
as good quality Of lime as can he hah
at any other Kiln in this county or else
where. All persons are iRxiied 70 give
them a call, and il they are not satisfied
with the quality and prices, they need
not purchase.
CONRAD STOY & co.
Scpi7-'47-4t
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Notice to Collectors.

TNIlE Commissioners Of Somerset
4 CO., hereby notify the Collectors
OF taxes, iha, it is positively necessary
they should each pay into the treasury,
as large an amount Of money as I,osSi',l,.
on or before the irst day Of October ncx'.
On that day The annual payment Of ono
thousand dollars upon the property pur-
chased for the use Of the poor, becomes
due, and il is expected that every man
will perform his duty in regard 10 paying
off said claim, and thus save the pay
meni of interest.
BY order Of the Board.
r. +. STEWART,
Sept 7. 1917. Clerk.
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ONE PLANTATION

or tract of land situate in Somerset tp,
2 miles moth oi Somerset borough on
The Somerset and ConeWa augh turnpike
road adjoining lands Of Abraham Lichiy.
John MarIeeSy. lr. Peter Liehty. Ma
thias ShslIis aud others. containiug two
hundred and Iorly two ga acres more
or less Of whirh ahnut
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p NIX BARN,

cider mill and press and other buildings;
also an orchard and sugar camp on the
premises. Terms Of sale, two thousand
dollars ia hand, OF which the interest Of
one thousand to be paid TO the widow.
a, FIVE per cent yearly during her life.
after her death the above enc thousand
dollars TO be paid in FIVE eqal annual pay
menis without interest; also the gales Ie
he paid in SIX annual payments. Also
10 be sold snl,lect te a dowef OF twenty
one dnllars and City cents 80 ihe widow
Of Sep. Miller. deed. during her life
time. Also al The same time and plaee
another tract or parcel Of wood land IN
Jenner township. Somerset co., Ia. con-
tanning 81 acres more or less. adJ"ining
land of John Bnrnirager. John Dihert
and others, well IinlIeresl. Ausndanee
will be given hv
JOHN FORNEY. r
MICHAEL H0RNER, =
Sept. 7. 1919
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100 acres are cleared.

and under good slate OF cultivation.
with large hewn log house, two stories
high, wcaIherboarded and painted.
frame house of ore story and painted, a
large barn and other ousbuildings there
on erected, there are about SO acres of
meadow, and a large apple orchard and
number of cherry and plum trees, all
of chDise fruit on the premises, also
several never failing streams OF good
water.
ERMS.-sl200 in hand and the
residue in annual installments Of $3.50
without interest, to be secured by judg-
menl bonds. Possession 10 be given on
the ST day Of April next.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
of said day, when due attendance will be
given by
HENRY MEYERS,
SAMUEL LIGHTLY,
Sept. IA. l547. Adm'rs.
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Public Sale.
| VALUABLE FARM.
fn Conemaugh tOtrIlship, NoneTsef co., q.

III LOIttHtutt5fA tOtCI1oIttP5 NOHttIStt tU.I 4 q
THERE will be sold by public out
cry on the premises Of John For
ney, deed. in Conemaugh tp, Somerset
county. Pa, on Saturday the 10th day
of October next One plantation or
Tract Of Land,
containing 80 acres and allowance, more
or less, about so Acres cleared and IN
der good fence. 25 or 80 acres in good
meadow, moi less than so ton Of hay
made yearly, with never failing water
in each field; adjoining lands OF John
Burntrager, Samuel Berkey, and others,
with large two story frame house,
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IA. ls47.
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The Italian Opera COMPANY.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALp-
SiR-Whe talent of acknowledged superiortv In tina
persons Of Tedesco, Rainier Per. Vita ct e.feris ma
ribus come amongst and using effort In the
science Of vocszaton to unfold its beauties harmony
and .rfecton II Is much to be regretted that membsis
of the press who ought to guard genius should
because Of the quarrel Of member With the
Apoos Of the palladium Of liberty to emit the fsvsrsh
and bilious cxcreecences Of their lungs aud mind In
order to destroy flower, which they short time
since planted In the Park, and irrigated with Q pure
stream from the fountain OF the MUSES. Ai-yes the
entire press of this city versatile and eloquent In
their laudatons of the Havana company-a eorps 40
highly praised In Boston, when they again return 70
our city, they have, forsooth, lost caste and why
The citizens Of New York are now qualified, both
by education and their familiarity with vocal and
instrumental music to appreciate and distinguish ssr
ling talent, without the aid Of who know a. little
about the Italian language, Italian mode Of singing
as n loafer knows about the scientific astronomical
measurement OF Sir Isaac Newton Tedesco--yes, the
lovely Tedesco, whose sweet ntonatons and roniades
chromafques have covered the stage making IL Rus IN
Urbe, with beautiful bouquets and wreatbs your pro-
fessional character never be furnished BY mreprc
sentaton. The electrical thrilling effect Of this prima
donnas singing vibrating perfect sweetness and har.
inony upon the Of a New York audience when she
first appeared cannot be forgotten although efforts
she performed here dead silence pervaded the theatre
the audience were enraptured-the sound Of her me
odous voice burst upon them with n freshness and
novelty, which ut the same time delighted and sur
prised IL like the development Of mine,
which only required the undaunted and skilful
energies of engineer TO unfold to the world the
Invaluable treasures IL possessed. Since the DAYS of
Malbran we never had prima donna here who
In voice possesses all the qualities which constitute
first rate arfste-a round, full deep confraio
witha rich clear soprano, which would grace nightn
gale and her ehromatic and beautiful and precise
blending Of half tones IL the perfect rendering
have ever listened to- The entire company evince .
thorough knowledge of their profession and every sta
ceive that the leading portion Of the Of this city
who would do honor TO the editorial chair In other
country have not Joined in this uncourteous unchariA
vERITAS.
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,,.u NC AaInehtnthOn
nee from hnmn y WINE :. sehooi and AZ great
cat had basn $780, Turing ner absence her isvo-
a.,
"i Ts my Jewel, art thou dead
What saddsrp t;d;nns o. tny race
What net 40 Saass oou GOV, 81, ateaa
:" e'"'' oan Ill thy place
"nea parting from my darling friends,
And doubtess TN NJ , ruvu vert S.asseo'
Remembranca ~ = IN enu,
ConIe..-.. wy '"@"S VI" iAS'
srrnos ses my oeaateous eye!
And beaming with h.ni.n;,,, u''e
Intelligence. and gratsf,,, I've,
rh..N.,
S,xw.tria s s meloaious purr,
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CHURCHES ~ CiNciNNATI-In 1910, we had
lorty-three houses OF worship in Cincinnati.
These have become increased in number TO seventy
which six various stages Of progress towards
erection and finish. They may be divided Ms foows,-
Roman Catholic, Il; Episcopal o; Presbyterian, o. 4:
Presbyterian, N s., .; Presbyterian Ass'd Reformed
l. Presbyterian Reform, 1; Congregational 2; Mstho-
dist Episcopal ~; Protestant Methodist, q Wesleyan
Methodist 2; Methodist Church South l; Baptist rrru.
lar, o Disciples Campbell tes Unitarian Universal
ist Il Restorstionist ChristiAn,l; Bethel Boatmep
!; German Lutheran and Reformed, 8; English do do
- United Brethren, 1; Welsh Csivipist Welsh on
gregationalst, l. Friends, q New Jerusalem, L. Jews
Synagogues, J; Second Advent, l.-Ciss .adesrf,ser
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Capt Winslow Foster, arrived at this port on
Saturday afternoon, from New Orleans. via Key West
Charleston. and smithvIle. North Carolina. The Bib Is
bound to Boston and put In here for coal The follow
ing In list Of her officers Winslow Fort.r Captain,
John Faunce, Lieutenant; William II. Olsdding, Sd
Lieutenant William II Bowiin, Sd Lieutenant; Henry
Wilkinson, Sd Lieutenant Norfolk Beacon, June 2e
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ALBANY, June %, ls47.

Intelligence from .4ibany.
despatch has been received here from Joshua A.
Spencer Of the Senate conveying the information that
this Senator will be unable to attend the approaching
session OF the Senate The honorable gentleman did
not suppose there would be call Of the when he
assumed several important professional engagements
that now prevent his attendance.
The Hon. Stephen c. Johnson Of the Senate is sick
During the interim he has been suddenly attacked with
disease Of the spine; and conclude from information
which reached me yesterday that he also will be forced
to remain at home.
The Governor does not know to-day who he will no.
inmate to the Senate In conjunction with Whittlesey
for place upon the bench of the present Supreme
Court Probably, some member of the Senate viii sug-
gest the democratic nominee
The Hon. George Folsom, Of the Senate Is arrived
Several Of his colleagues have also arrived and
rooms mt the Delevan House.
The Albany committee, in compliance with the nstruc-
lions OF the democratic general committee called upon
President Polk at the Aston House. Saturday and in
vited him. in proper terms extend his northern visit
to Albany The President thought he could not accept
the invitation consistently with the public interests we
must therefore abandon the strong hopes we had
formed, that he would certainly come to Albany
met John A. Collier Zone Of the commissioners Of the
code) to-day and he observed to that the commits.
sioners met here last week is expected that this
board will make report to the Legislature during the
present year The appointed revise
abrdge the rules and practice &c. the Re
cord, will however, report to the next Legislature
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IN. AP sUGARs,-New crop Green and Black Teas and
~ Family Groceries.
just received from auction large stock Of white and brown
sugars, and black aud all Of which se Of
Tered unusaa low prices Loaf q, cen. ponad;
crushed cd lb brown gh do 10 Cd yellow
Porto Rico e, light Havana do Is. e. ;. oooa tee % e.n.'
the Young Tyson 80 cents. good bsck md green o. 49," IS
b; old coffee 70 ID, fresh ground Js sJ s,,ee-
Of all KINDS for sale la quantities TO so 70 ny
$50 aud s2s Greenwich s.d 70 Vese, street.,
NIB Dealers families the wooid DO wen
to call before purchasing Goods delivered to hro oats IN
out charges 'e" I"
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MORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On Friday
lately occupied by Frederick Rorabac but In the
possession Of Mr. Lapbam, totally destroyed by FIRE
lhsre Is no doubt but that II the work Of an ncen
diary IL had recently rainsd and person WAS tracked
for about mile from the premises The house and other
outbuildings very going and were only saved
by great exertions-Ifudson Gazeffe, June 49,
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MARY TAYLOR AGAIN.-lt will be recoHected
that some few weeks since, Madame Taylor was
very mysteriousy robbed Of $4,000 for the recovery OF
which she offered reward OF $1,000 Several persons
were arrested suspected Of being concerned In the
affair; among the number one VIM Tregar who was
pabbed bv the I'd Municipality police and handed over
10 the id II appears that Madame 4. and Tregar pre-
vious 10 his arrest we're upon pretty intimate terms
and understood each other perfectly we'll After his
this good feeling appears to have broken
OF and from some information, lin what manner oh
tained we do not know by Captain younes the house
OF Mary Taylor searched and nearly all the money
which was supposed to have been stolen found besides
considerable quantity Of counterfeit gold and silver
coin On Saturday last Trrgar made affidavit that
spurious coin, and requested him TO go and buy hor
some dresses with IT, stating that she could get much
of that kind Of money she wanted. Madame +.
arrested and Saturday examined by Recorder Geno
the charge Of having counterfeit money In her pos
session with the intention Of passing IT, She was sent
before the District Court and the amount OF bail on
which she obtain her release, fixed at $1,000
Orleans Southsruer, June 30
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Rortn-wsst corner or Fulton and NASSAU rss
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
FORTY THOUsAHD.

.. DAlLf HERALD-Every day, Price cents per eopy-S
70 psr annum--payable in advance.
r. wEEk.i HERALD-Every Saturday,-Prics sk esap
s.% ss: day,
nee va cents per copy-3 annum including postage
payable "a Advance Subscriptions and will be
sSceWed by Mess Galignani 10 Rue vivsnne Paris r. L.
the s%oSSk Ok, London
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on the
st Jannsr Of each yearsinge copies sixpence each
AUv iSEMENTS, at the usual priees-always cash
name The Proprietor win not be responabls
despatch. - "~
All Letters or communications by mall addrsssed 70 thu
establishments must be post paid, the postage will Dc
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EVh SALE-Receving on commission, aud constantly on
hsnd bute, Cheese, Lard, Mess Thin Mess and Prime
sIm smg5ed Hans Shoulders and Beef Msckere shad
heads erces and barrels; Sugars in and
RES; with general assortment of groceries Sold in lots 10
Nm CLARK FISK & Co, azs Fulton street
damaged, TO be sold at low prices ali i'm srrc
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fersOnS whose time be much occupied render
il nconvenien for them leave during hours will
observe that boat leaves New York o'clock every
ing returning from Fort Lee o'clock thereby aordns
opportunity for pleasant excursion without loss Of time
Stages will be readiness Fort Lee
10 Hack ensack. Sundays excepted. ieI9 30tsr
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49, PLEASANT SUMMER EXCURSION.
The :,s.nsT ION vii leave the foo. Of Cham.
III on the Say At
Grassy Point Cadwelis and Peeksk and will leave Peeks
kill at NJ landing all the above places her return,
hus soding excellent opportunity Of viewing
the the river Will also land and receive
&c Al he 90 o Hammond i2D ire
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AMES M. KELLY, Shakespeare Bgding, comerof sixth
and Chestnut streets, Mercer aud Tailor respectfully
forms his and the public, that he taken that old
and ell known establishment the Shakespeare the North
large and general Of English Fench, aud other
goods Of the best quality He has made have
early and fresh supplies all seasonsbe and goods
and patterns He devote his entire time and attention to
his business that all those who favor him with their
may depend upon their being supplied the shorxt
nouee which IN these times be regarded Of not the
cat importance BY the he has been able
rom his long experience business, and IN the way Of
purchasing goods he will furnish his customers cheap
rate a. any other competent and fashionable Mercer and Tailor
- " - $3.50
Philsdelrhia Nav. lat .,s ims,
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nAnnns Through Dlrect-At O'Clock, r. NJ, from
the Pier between Courlandt and Liberty streets.
Steambos, ISAAC NEWTON. Capt WIN. H. Peck. will
O'Clock. -
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. g. Cruuen-
den, will leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ngs at O'Clock.
At Five O'Clock, r. M-Landing at intermediate Places,
from .hs foot OF Barclay street.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain X. H. Furry, will
leave Monday, Wedn eday, Friday and Sunday after
Moons, at s o'clock
at O'Clock.
The above boats will at all times Albany in ample
time for the Morning Cars tor East OF West.
Freight taken moderate rates, and taken after ~
O'clock P. NJ.
W All forbid any OF the boats Of this
line, without written order from the
For freight apply board the boats, to r
SCHULTZ, AT he on he wis ie2T
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ERVALENTA.-The undersigned have on hand fresh
II supply Of Eryalenta valuable remedy in obstinate
sale and retail, by DELLUC CO.,
Apothecaries and chemists Sole successors to
PLACE X SOUILLARD,
mas 30tsrc No. 2 Park Row, and 58l Broadway.
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M AssAPEQUA. HOUSE, South Oyster Bay. L. l., is
~ noM open for the reception Of house
Convenient beautiful bay, excellent bathing fishing and
shooting within short distance from the house. The
oars leave Brooklyn at On A. and p NJ, daily, for Farm
nEdss where stages will be in READINGS:
New York: The distance from Farmngdals 5% miles.
The undersigned will do all he to make his desirable
h9Soe for summer residence.
va 3Disr CHARLES SNEDECOR
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GUNNER RESOKT-The su bscriber would respectfully
- announce TO those wishing to enjoy fine prospect New
London arbor and surrounding that he furnish
them with pleasant airy the situation
stone House Bank within five minutes walk Of the
Steamboat wharf
Summer resort where all kind, Of scsood both shell
and other fish, besides the best Of bathing be enjoyed
this p is probably unequalied.
Vigiters from abroad accommodated bestof ooms
and at moderate charges. HENRY HUCHES
New London. June 1. 1847. mv3i
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- FOk SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
E rERTY-Property in the pleasant village Of Liberty
Containing 10 rooms highly finished, with good cellar
rage Makers Wheelright and Backsmths Shop all new
whole $1,000. w. ~
Also Of land of timber clear land al
Apply James B. Barr, any Wednesday, from "a NJ to
IP Won Thursday, till NJ, other days at the New
Zeal Estate Company Of Broadway and Maiden
Lane. JAMES B. BARR
jelO 3Ot&m
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nLEOSTATIC LAMPs.-L. Chapdelane, No s73 Broad
~ way has received late arrivals large aud splendid
sertmen Of French Oleosstc Lamps of different
These lamps invented by the celebrated A. 1hi
ore of the French Academy aud considered the best
lamps These lamps for sale only 73 Broad
way in this city,
Also hand large Of rich plain and glass;
cutlery grandoes, china toilet AID
tcle Ia the fuTuishiug line mil re
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CITIZENS NEW BAY LINE OF
6 I1lfA==Y = OPPOSITION, BOATS FOR ALBANY
so ,sents-Breskfast and Dinner on Board.
A. Degoo Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays halpast
tx A. MI from the pier foot Of Robinson touching
Hammond street pier.
For passage or freight apply board the Boats 70 Geo
70 All persons forbid trusting the above boats
count Of the myl9 rh