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what he saac) said when witness went TO his house!
Witness replied that he said he had old clothing
part of the house he in! Witness said "he (saao
was In bed" Isaac replied, You liar, WAS upn
Isaac was then commanded by the Court to take his
seat, when the trial proceeded.
JOHN ScALLY, sworn-I am officer of the 9th ward;
Mr. Cox called on M 20 go to the house Of Isaac WI
Isaac and found part Of the property; the next day
went again and found more property; Eliza went INTO
the garden with me and got the box: which had
tanned the money, which she dug OF the ground.
JoHs Jusr, examined for the defence.-I have known
Isaac Wiett for four five years; have never known
anything against his character have frequently lent
him money and he has always paid me.
The case was then submitted TO the under charge
Of the Court, who found Eliza Wiett guilty Of petit
larceny and verdict Of acquittal for Isaac Willeft
The Court then sentenced her to the renitentary for
months
Plea of Guiiy-Thonas Harris colorcd, indicted
for an assault and battery on Elizabeth Wagner plead
Tertiary for the term Of three months.
Triat for burglary James Smith, William Smith,
and Charles Heay alias Haney, then placed at ths
bar for trial. on an indictment for burglary In the FIRST
degree in having the night Of the I'd day Of July in
slant burglariousy entered tho dwelling house Of DR..
g. Ellis No. 2!l Tenth street and stolen thcrefrom
gold thimble and several small articles ofewcry valued
| ut sl5.
Jons II. voss sworn am an officer Of the 18th ward
the night of the I'd July my beat In Second
avenue, when | heard some call for the police
went towards the place from whence the call made
when get nearer to the place from which the alarm
PROCEEDED lady called to from the house Of Dr. bs
and said there robbers In the house. then gave the
alarm when my felow oincers Snith ana an hPe cam"
my assistance then into the house and arrest
ed two OF them-the other arrested in the prIry
saw marks of the door leading from the base
rnent to the story We found gold himble pair
OF silver handled scissors silver handled bodn ana
| several other articles
The case was submitted TO the jury, who rendered
verdict of guilty when they scveray sentenced TO
be state Prison the term OF ten years The court
then adjourned until omorrow morning
Covar CALENDAR -SurrRioR CouRr.-This Day
Juiy I5.-Befors Judge Oakley.-(This Court opens
II o'clock A. M)-Nos. 81, l0l, 1903, LOO, 07, 10s lvo
A
10, SO, 1876 l27, 1913, 1919, 1870, l3l, 1872, 1873
CoMMoS PLEAs-Ihis day July 10 Court opens at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ Part Frsf.-Beiore Judge llshoeffer
Nos 1877, l53. 81 1885, l59 l6l, 1885, i65, 1917 loo l7
l73, I75, III, I70 Part SscondBefore Judge lngrs-
hamNos 90, 81, ID. 29s at2 20, lis, 2i2, ga 100.
This is the last week Of courts in the City Hall for
oue rnou
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILRO AID COMPANY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
&@H Iaa

an AND AFTER THURSDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1917, the
~ Cars will follows, until further notice Up
will leave the City Hall for
Harlem Morrisiana. Fortnm < Tuckahoe Pleasantville
So Am. wilkins BI'ge Harris aud Newcastle
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NEWS FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.
The Mobile Herald and Tribune has complete files of
papers from the city Of Mexico, down to the 10th OF
June, several days later.
The Diaro del Gobierno, Of the 18th June contains
the decree of Santa Anna prohibiting the publications
of notices to the state Of defence of the city of Mexico
cutting off all communication with the point Of the
Republic occupied by common enemies, the North
Americans" All persons infringing this decree TO be
proceeded against according to the laws against spies OF
the enemy All PERSONS therefore, requiring to pass
into to write to such parts must obtain safe
duct from the Supreme Government, from properly
constituted military authorities.
In the Diario for the 18th June D. jose Maria Cobos
states in regard to MoIntoshs convoy that the heights
OF the Bridge (Puente Naciona were occupied by more
Than three hundred infantry and hundred caval
ry in the road at the base Of the heighs that the
bridge completely obstructed by thick barricade
OF brambes and treesn that the Americans had suf
fered loss Of one hundred and fifty killed. he had OBJ
served that they had buried hundred and odd copse
and had behed a dozen shot whom the enemy could
not carry on that guerrillas full OF enthusi-
asm and that ID. Juan Climaco Rebolledo was pre-
pairing to attack the convoy In Paso de Oveas as be
could bc spared without prejudice to the defence OF the
bridge" that an hundred and odd American cavalry
aud infantry had descended from Jaapa to assist the
convoy and that four of this reinforcement had been
killed and others wounded
The following paragraph 10 from the Diario Of the
Trustworthy letters and tho evidence of persons Of
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~n--s~ ESLy ~, NSCcs 81 4; EEkkY,
lag at Tilous Dock-EARE ONE SHILLINd-
The commos ons steamboats, FRANK, Capt Isaac Scott,
and ROB .HT ANNETT Capt. Frgierck Gaylord will
Daily, until further notice. COUGHING at Hammond aud 10th
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EIRE PROOF sAFEs.-n "a important 10 par
chsseu q Iron Safes 10 De sure RAJ hey et Wal
s1s ain ID. name Il bears ia S.e.l HEhAiNUs kWlders
Paisnt) sssmAndsf SAFES have never Are 70 Pfess'e
he contents In ease Of FIRE -
TIE following are s-lected IN pfefereocs %
more rec rt ouesl 90 account q their oTeviiy
Mr.. SILAs c. HExRISs Ill may be - your siTantsxe
know hat books and papers wnica were u one OF
Widsf. Schumacher ssies have been recovered rom e
barring ruins q "a ih= grsaI are OF NE Ish
nsll Gld found n for Toe rssa = % Gar sufe
satisfaction SCEKAesEs hOOf ~
New-Yofk, Jaly g, ls4s
Msruzr Nszt-Of eli the various sssss before The p4b
c II ssrs hat none bu TIE SsislnEntr1 Esve so,d ne
fearfrl
Fr9u tx San.-Oae zenilernsn saved s7eo 10 bark b
and notes BY Of Widers paien Schumacher ssfs
and n Goa equence bore tie Destruction q rs place =!
bgslness WIKI eEeerfa.ess-
Nsz isrk N'rasns SrzI. NsV. IA ne recent great
FIRE sag hzfsor tss Suf0 County sank " As destroy
81, bai fortunately h11ss, papers noes &C, We're de-
posted n @; Hsrngs sae1ra.def SAFES, An4 GAGs
Ley were a. preserved
Nss fsrt TrS.as yss. IA lei.sr ron ne Prestea
Of zee safoS Co 8A-k 81 Sag Hsrbor says;
We hare broken o7el cheat lone ~ ~Fr.Hssi open
and nnd ~ s4i- 10 The Bank Notes Our loss vii se
very uinz Il txgarss -
large 1ssori1en q TIRE original Wters fhents SAL
nsutsT SAFES ior tale he Iron SAFE Dc fot Of
SILAs c. HERRING, ~ water,
lof LAW In Dtw corner a Depeyssr-st
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Removals.
e-Hs
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL. -, :
rE,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE kEhOfEp tI ,} 80. :
10 No Ns,saa-sL where they have splendid sssVrr
nent OF Oo5 and Silver Duplex Patent Lever, Anao
Escspement Lepine and Vertical Wsiches seeeIea .o'
The bet manufactured In Europe, which VIII De
ed perfect time keepers - o., -, - s..,. r-av. L.
a,sV' 70 40 God Pencil Cases and God
O. ~ do Tbimbles Rings Pins. Pens
- 40 Bracelets with Stones snd Hair
a. do do Silver Forks Spoons and P ,Isss
All the above articles will be sold st the Io'es rates
and warranted to re equal 10 the best made IN 7 Guy
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers OF FINE Naiehes, SO-
No. Nasssu-st opposite the custom nolse 81,
p sThe above articles carefully repaired py ne no.
,sfl workmen 10 TIC c.y and wsr'sn'sd 'e siys ene
satisfaction.
TpFM0VAI,-The ONCE OF he Trust tlAE -
tlsIJPANCE co has been removed from % 70 %
Walst few do0rs below and opposite ueT ioTEsT 10
cation. -t,., -, t-.,va
This Company with nearly an s1tre capita VII nsure
against loss and damage by IRE all desert 9ons OF eI-
csndise huildngs kc and IN the course Of insaa rsF'
cation II Tho current rates Of premium
DIRECTOR 81,
ru.s "a n,ake Martin Hoffman, Edmund Penfold
Vim. Whiewrighi WIN. P. Leggei- kobt ". suA',uH'
n j. Hui ehiIson, Jss B. Townsend, John Rsnsln "
Nm Al Johnson, James Foster. Jr. John n burlnI
Yran.ls Butler, Chris"s Zabrske, John Clesve And,
ELIAS O. DRAKE, President
L,ssEus CHAPMAN, SECRETARY. IN IIn
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

m poke sAiY HexSrik HHGsos. Jto~ Londoa-Messr'
Benz Riddick. suiiolk We; frrdk Devon. kooer
Denmark Canada: Mr. Broyon, lady and child Eng; Mr.
John n Starr, London; Mss Ellen Starr. do; Mr. ucC
Cross lady and child; and 10 in the Storage.
u stesssAip SoathSrsc, froa CsaresfosNiss Ellis
Mrs McIesn Mrs Winbers and child NJ Thurston anc
lady Chss johnson and lady, Mrs Silher. Mr. Vort
and lsdy Y simmons. Capt smith. ID D.vs w W
psnsiow q w fernsnd. A II Medals Jscobe, II Rus
seIl w L Chambers w NJ Gtl, fiseroux, II oSey
n j Moses o Grishsm. Lambert c d Carr. Rev W
q Anderson, = Joaes. Corbett CAP. John Baker.
Gilbert X n Curgier Jacobs, Cantern. Mr. Jones
DAvis J II 0sveil l. Lambert O Johnson, w + Green
II w l.throp; and a In the Storage.
n air SoaiA Cayo,iaa fron CAuissos--S Levy ant
LADY,. Mr. Green. Mics A lease.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-yoRK.
ARgIVEp

Steamship sogthcrnsr, Barry 60 hours I'm Charleston,
r,ds> TO S,,oford, Tileston & Co.
PseAs, sSip Hcndrik HrdaOa. Moore, I'm Londoa and
Portsmouth Jan Is ndse. % joho Griswold. March q
rs miles az Of the Hook. spoke Relief Cutter Txney
Ship Knpsington. kiham, im Maallia Oct 10, hemp
&c 20 T Delano. March spoke ship Charleston, tai
Ksmsc>ska tor Orleans 81 months out, full OF cal
ship South Carolina Hamilton. ds FIN Ch&ylestca,
cotton ard nee. 10 Geo Sutton.
sesr Ida Russell (of Chsihsu) Niekerson. ls de I'm
Jacm<l Sc Domingo. eOtes and logwood 20 Geo Doug.
lass Lea sshrs Union kyecr, ir Yoss, ldg; Nancy
Bi.hcp kles hence. diss Feb ~ lat . 81 lon "a .
spoke brig Mary Michael. IN Boston for Orlesns
scbr rurk. Crowc. do TN Bosion mdse 10 master.
schr Joseph Fnwsll COT ThomAStoa) Ames IS ds I'm
n S,ri,.ns pork and aour 10 order Feb 81 lat "a 10
lon IS ST. spoke sehr Abaer Hail. hence for Orleans
l3 days out
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Pooke.
TIE AHNAI1sT

pvroun ~ PRacTIcEI MEDlCISE IL TIE ci,y
a 81 New Yors Edr-d by Wilsn { $500 $3.50, =
y-oE VI ts College 81 Physicians snl s1fsso-'O' 'e'
York C0S1tAIs of >, A. -
l. c inic1e a the University = Ne~-iOlN $500.
H. CHnic1e 81 ne College u Hhy sicls1s NJ %
nm. RssOrts Of ne Sew-YoTk HosPitH!- s
". Reports Of S-w-Yor Psiholosie@l ooeiel.
v Recor.s o; New-Yofk Med a. safR s2-l.y'u n
vi C,se. fr1fn nv Go,e Bock, b Israel moses ~
VII TGe Cli,iesi T-schng 3, fhe Sew-YofE HosPi'A'
tv John l. Vsn1ervoorf. 81. D. ..,t-..
VIII EDiTozs TasLs-Lezsl v som Nsie-s - 49,
gofiess N Asviums &c NeW-YOTE Aea1efn3 ~ n.s.5i
en.: 8IbOfraphicai NOrret, Trsnstetoa' - - 80
IN. C. ege q Physiesus Tfog .sean Ano 49, 49,
g~i-,fsd r. Vars-Yoreign DOinss-c, Oe..Le =.
@.Lys'e~' n STLI ApEEs l07 FniioB-st New ! ofL
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OF which there WAS sold un-
der Pretupton act OF sth .ouo. oo
Sept le4l ...-.--...-. aoSa 70 o, 800 we w
At private sale. .i93,7O2sS @i2lb ~
large majority Of the entries during the past year
were forty acre tracts and have been made mostly BY
settlers or those intending become such Nearly
million of acres Of Govsrnmont lsnas yet remain unsoid
In that dissriet
Tho Annual Report OF the Auditor OF the State
of Ohio siyes the amour, Of the debt, November Is
. 1876, at tls,o46ooa 90.
And the interest payable the debt -.Soi2oO IL
The net revenues OF the canals and turn -. -.
pixies applicable to interest smount to-. 5gIesI ~
Leaving to be raised by taxation $780,. s5oo7s2 az
The tax for the ias year was equal 10 mills on tne
doaI OF valuation and brought into the State Treasury
over one million Of dollars. new valuation PAS oeen
made under nav law and 1t 10 estimated oy tire Audi
Tor that an assessment OF mills on the dollar VIII pro
iu-e IN ls41 revenue OF than million oil dollars
The new assessment embraces e3436Oos scres OF ana
svsrasos sll 0s per acre. and giving total value OF
Ss5a taa63S The value Of town lots Ia given al 800
aOs 373 under the new assessment and t224OSsla un
der the former valuation The total value OF real prep
er,y under the assessment IL given at SEA oVVs
The old assessment givcs total of....s. lOssSooS'
Increase: .:....:.. 1900. $siNsoe'o,
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Goal.

PER TON.-Coal Coal .i Coal .:-Peaca "
81 hard best quality coal, screened and DEL yetso s
81 ear.Age-emal Nut =; Large Nut - % nfoAeI =
mi and Pea Tor sines Aso, White Ash stove Goa ol
A. excellent quality for sale - Simpsons eoa ysfd 70
snt Is Thompson. below sPring-sL NJ ~
EotI-PE4CuO orc HARD, RED A-H-Largg
mi & So egg broken and stove - 70 Lehlgh lump -
81 gs stove and Ill s5 Is. Those cash prices less
- fer esuag. NV Goals all under snets snd dry, re-
screered ron my yard 20 Elzabelh-st sal corner oil
Hsmmersly ard Bedford sL JAOOp LAho''h'
i'm
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NJOrICE-To tboss " ho are soips 70 s.er and ref,
l\shsr s,oTrs The spbselber has given hs hole
,,ioa 10 ths branch u business and - DESTROYS they
woud Give has cal he viii draw any design, and sx
ssu,s 81 wosk viii 6.alch, On feascnsbe iesms JOB
bios Of evsrv dese iii sion done 81 shofi lolce.
- 's JOHN ~. TRIMBLE,
ms tnsl Archl,ecl ssd Builder, II Thesire alley,
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- United STATES NND 49,
sts.s EIfRoPEAN EMIGRANT OF.

- UNITED NTN IDS NNU 9I-H
sssS EUROPEAN EMIGRANT OF 49, =
FICE.-Wesiern Agents and Com =.
,nssion Merchants 81 SOuth-st New YorkThe sueser-
beers having had long experience In the business are pre-
pared TO Offer every facility 10 those wishing passage ~
rom syery pa OF Great Britain ireland Havrs and ne
German, Belgian and Holland ports on any Of wolea
places Bis " Exchange be furnished IN sums 10 sun
Passage also be engaged ION bsefpoYi W ogsol.
wish o. passage from NewYork 10 New Orleans, Moole
Charleston savannah Texas can al all times DO aeeoe
Jnoa.ed al the loves. rates To those emgratng 10 ie
West the subscribers have unequ-led Arrangements io
the ardng OF passengers 10 the West ~ the dnelen
routes viz To Buffalo and tho inie mediate landings ano
ali parts ot the CAnadss Chicago milwaukee, batmoIs
Pittsburgh Cincinnati, ST. Louie Nc. BY fteanboss b
10 tsEen ha passeDgegs will meet with delay OF mpo
,on on the route Letters post paid viii receive pfo"P
attention. For farther particulars apply 70 y,.u,
qfeod ~ z. OHERN 4 co. 81 sonih-st DeloN WoF..
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-TTvr57S OTTPY FOR IS47.

INST Pr BLIsBED--Ths inssY enable sceoin
j 80 sver, LAWYERS oflce. COMBINING as o -
berts. ana erks elected 10 November AL a. Asns
chs1e-ry sh-rlfs Jury for tbe year loi, CoLl-
,,e~s III Dseds spgo.nte6 ~ our GoVefnof ~ o-ls-
80. c,r ssio1ers " take ackrOT ed seu.s ioi esI
$3.50, 800 Nof,rie, and CorIrlssOler. Of Dee's y
- Civ OF Newton: Rsfes u Postage fofeisa Coo
-. Rzok. AID Insursncs Companies 70 me C.Hss u
VI Co,poy.riop Of The City Of Se~-iors; Coe,ls q
-. f.i,ed sisie, stsie Of HsrYork and Cry o. NeN
% - Irs,irss NiuiEters o. Foreign Ccurisf Charge
eon pIee Iii u all The Lawyers IN he Cay -
New Yo-S-,ossher with al The gsusl ksIoIsloa Isa'
ms !" '-' BTI,L Z GOULD, Lew ssnoIefs'
D'..t~ .
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The following are the exports OF leading articles
Of produce from New Orleans from 1t Sept to 10Th
feb compared Will the cors'ponding period OF last
year. Aso, tbs quantity Of such srtcies shipped TO
New York:
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The annexed table exhibits the receipts OF the
leading articles Of produce al NewOrlesns from let
Sept 70 2sh Feb compared with the corresponding pc
rod Of !, will be perceived that large in
ere..e has taken place 10 bresdsu and that other pro-
visions have increased TO SONS extent
Impoys Hesr ORLEANS from hs Interior commenting
10. xsps. l64G aud .1sas lime 1910.
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5usuranre.

rE,UF KSICKERBOCKER Fire Insurance Com
pany llste the MuluAO Of NewYork-Capial $3.50 600
OHce No % WssL-The Legislature OF this sta1e al II,
he old Muua Insurance Company Of the City Of New.
York. TO the Kncksrbocker Fire Insurance Company 81
New-York. All future business 81 thai Corporation Will
therefore be transacted under iis rsw name.
imay be well TO add by way OF expmnaon that ths old
Mumslr notwithsianding its utle, In fact STOCK
COMPANY having capital all paid In and securely Invested
and thai The change Of obtained to prevent mis-
apprehension that point
This continues 10 insure against loss dsmage
hv 6r. on "A favorable similar Institutions In thii
city. DlhECAOhS.
George ireland, John Gray, l; L hAmenleyi
Tohn Oothout Bolts Moore Chas- P. Leverch.
Geo. Arcularuf, Root C. Wetnofe, DenJ De fores'
Robert BENSON Edward Cook, WmL Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb Ashef nley,
George ConkNn, Adam Nouie, Alex Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit Mm Z Jean,
Robert l. Smart Anthony Chasdou William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. 3. McDosALp Secretary.
New.YoTs. May il. 1876. 80 eoid
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DLArUNs FOX UciNG CUNANT'o I'''''

0Yessi.
H. Itis labor saving iEysDiion- -. g.
ID n does Dot destroy The secehaflne uIsts1 ~ ~.
81. The baked ~4lh y 10 better 'n@n can O7 p'
cuceo any 9th way. - L.,,,,.u1.
wiz Osi o., niest injury. go - ..,., ,t. d,
5b Bisc made WITH il viii be i2ater and sweelsr lhAn
4 made Wlll common yeast. .... 4 .s.L Al.
en- Buckrneat CAKES infinitely better rs'eo "ln l'
yeast ibsn with any other. . 4. -
al Th:s ys has received toe premium al lie late Far
Of the American Institute.
Sod, wholesale and retall, by 1000. -. -,..,
tLlf SASSNtk x 1OOED, iO< Ohotuen-s-
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= including exports to Mobile. via the ron
abroad, 10 cl0se OF last month
rrcr "a .nrrprn 10 NKM.YNRK.

The following statement shows the amount OF
land sold q, the Land Office Chicago from the lat day
of January 1886 to 3lst day of December of the same
year, inclusive. with the smoGns Of purchase money
received for the same
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~ 5T spTDER AND THE Ply"

,I>HE sUBsCRI Al great pains sns ca peI'e, a@' 81
act pab i.hed he above interesting so . - 49, :.
49, ahbv pu,cbiason wiki ipercid fhoErApn e BIZ
vyso+S. by j. HuichiBs ~ Jf tbs i ne cay iiss
copy as s0Dg by her Pn.s Is esa'. 80, 90 ce.r
9s;d A vysv down East. There's gooo tns comm
Wsn he LIE Bosi; Lament Of th- irisA Emls Az fls
5nsib an ibirg.w-; May Queen Johnny sands gssI
fhe,s Tb4 sessnrs: ExcesOr: Psupers Drve "a 80
Sts p,i.orsr. TIE Nouu,iaeer, &C The songs oi ne
Hsraon.on. Aiegharau.. DEN Ps,eI' Russo d &c '-
a. hnd uisuo fortes guitars. viOlins. strln g. &C &c
sIe OO~No' r G. HOLT Jr los FuOn-st
49,, "a door from Broadway.
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roo,s r Ia cRA1LE TO THE GRAVE, adapted ex.
4 niyei N her .lsiructon IN he naursl laws OF ger
,v,ts and al Ih~ 5.es,ss Of her efes Perors ~ "a
90 y nixon 81 D Pp SIS, price 2 p TIE New
49, f 80 ~ M-dicin- the Boston Medical Joanna
Irrihans Evsuing POET Mirror Anglo American a poe,
hnve given the highest tesf 0nl4s OF lne NiI Y. -
o1s- ork AL orders enclosing The c1sh pLoup ply g.
tended 70 by ChaIeL5-e - ~ 49,, NJ
Tgrrr
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A ADVERTISEMENT BXTRApRDiNARh.-
Han of M. Nelodeon" 10 lie Civ OF Cincinnati 10
ready 10 receive works OF Art for e1h ZION an sac FOR
Picture, rot sold price Will Be paid as shs Dc asr-s9
will be charged ten per cent The SUBJECTS designed are
SCRIPTURE. Myihologics, Historical ana Land,espe AZ.
tss desroas Of svAilng themselves Of this Worldwide
mode Of zunentag heir fortunes, trf lame ana thef
usefulness may rely upon ths IasersAly and deyoied-
the csass Of A and render toe tahlc Tie wei hi In
posed the shou Of his IN ms branch
Of civilization. The Institution has he best wishes aud
support u The w.ss. and best Of hs e',y II which
Address Address w WSiiley, Forest Hi coynsion, ~.
CHiLLRD AND DRY SAND K0LLs-The sub w.
country that they extensively engaged In TIE manu-
fsciure Of Called and Dssnd Rolls sod The Msehiue
iof Roiing Mills and other Iron Works In respect II
the quality OF he manufacture, hey are permitted . re-
fer 10 The iSllong gentlemen VIZ Henry Burden Troy
WosEs w Burt Ulster Iron WORKS J. B. Bailey Peru
Iron W0rks j. J. Rogers, Al Sable Iron WORKS; and
FRANKLIN, TOWNSEND L co.
2alv Townsenas Furnace, Albany y Y.
ma. POWEII, Oealist ana Aari.i suend. 10 DIS
OE.sEs % he lYs AID EAk from 10 Oe.aeh At as
residence edl Broadway cor. OF Warrsn-s Ophinalns,
soPPage " he Tear passage, CslArses and oPseues e.
AN.vKosIs ,re. ea with great attention and success
srsAElsNUs, OF Squirting cured In few minuieA
pEarSEss and sill discharges fron The Esr permanently
cured. AETiFlcliL Eye. inserted
Speciseles sdspled IA every defect lf lmO&W
TO DENTi-'r>.-Thss IescFibeT has IGss received
cement lwlhoas msreuryl for hinng Teeth iavsnied
srd recently improved BY OF he fi Surgical Dentists
IN he wofs Ii 10 believed 10 be The best article Of he
knd ever offered he profession for sale Al ne DenA
depol 81 JOSEPH 7. MURPHY.
2d In $50 broadway.
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HUBRELL. THATCHER GREsNE,
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whsr. having Of II e<n - seen ESo
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10 order aud q ~ bess construction, With two eo-rs 50
fret long will oe sold low OF exchanged Tor gooc L.
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running ar can I've examined daily 81 ne WORKS 81 he
subscriber Al New6ruaswek ~ ~ apply rg a. - Cor!
lxndsl lilsl HORACE II. DAY.
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Innin-Rnbber GOODS.

DIVERS OF sHIRRED GOODS, Suspendep,
DSc-The undersigned, now the; only uanuiaetarer o.
huVer 10 the fact that Of bis 1anuiaeture have ever
s-.d M. t-xte fabric from lie cord Of rubber. and
invites ali who want good shifed suspend-f 70 Duy
hose bearing bis name es renew OF
The guarantee heretofore repeatedly given, 20 pay Yen dol
ar,to sny person who will pfoduc, pair Of Days mar.
nfsnre fhe rubber of -bich has decompose and The
f,bre sepsrated from he ease c9rd arge STOCK al
og prices now ready and beng esnstani cd
go = Cortland. a.
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7oIERTDCE,

IDS TO REFLECTION, by Same TsyIor Coleriaf =
n ,gith a Preliminary Essay, by James hsIsn ~ y =
rom the fourth London edili0p, Win ZEE sl'i'o -' "
The Lay Sermons OF s. T. coerfgs, IN one youn me- a.,
- ,rnv ~ Sese valuable books iDst received ano TOT
Bt ~ "a IL 49, Ner-YOrk.