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C,HyRIrF,s sALE.-By vlrus Of several viii,

~ q trFrIA
Sser1 iscss 10 me directed sad delivered viii expose
70 sale on The twenty fourth day OF February neat Al he
Vs.sbus al he Cily Hall OF the city Of SewYoTk a. ten
100. IN he forenooa al The right tile and Interest Of
samuel Cockcro which be had The seventeenth day Of
M.rch one housand egn hundred and oysx, or Al any
- sSsrxanl OF In. and 70 he following properly 10
M tbose certain lots Pieces parcels u and situate,
I,y All being IN the Tenth Ward Of The civ Of New
W. Lrovxn AID distinguished In certain or chart
ss OF he estate the property Of James De Lsncey
ESQ BY lot. number foar handred and .evensywo ~
four hundred and srsenli fee 90 toar nandfse -.
oheyly by LOT four hundred and seventy esstery BY
90 nnrber four hundred and eighyOne OBJ four hun
srs and eishv-tvo 42 four hundred and eighiysnfee
s sod .oQtherly BY lot hundred and seventy
one 47 being he zane property hs. was eessea y ,
seh nov wife James ockcro her and heu heirs
and ssssns forever .csss, with The saensa s'tsa ~,
49, ,,s-,srfrs Dated Nsv.Yorh January II isfI
Ni isXsHa1e. Wi4slAA SON4si NV sH.'
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GENUINE BEARS OIL FOR THE HAIR.
~ The hair l. very materially affected b

climate Occasional! circumstances To ladies' especially
this subjec, Of the highest importance Changes from
the heal OF the cold atmosphere Of winter
Affects the bulbs of the unfsvorahly
BY far The remedy for this 10 the Genuine Bears OIL
Females are In duty bound for they
ap than the gentlemen 10 lose their flowing locks, which
have Justly been termed the glory Of swomsn's head"
The Genuine Bears on perfumed and prepared for The
tolls. only by HrSsY JoHSso> Chemist and Druggist rs
ROADWAY In the Graiile Building corner Chambersst-
sod also Al 100 Fulioa-st II East Broadway, and JS
Hudson-st Price 50 for large, . cents for small
bottles
r Purchasers must remember that s genuine has The
,snse NJ IJsnry Johrscn dis .rneodis
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PUBLISHED THIS MUM INO.
TINE ADOPTED SON. translated from the Dutch OF
i I,ennep, by r w. HOskin, Esq Two volumes fnce
dollar. -, --.-.
The publisher. take pride In presenting 10 the American
public The FIRST trans attempted IN Engsh OF
Van Jennen il one Of the chief law officers Of the King OF
unlsnJ Saws the Foreign Quarterly Review, IN recent
notice Of this WORK .-s.
The ysrifertO borrow a French diom-now IN activity
Ia ha country be was formerly mentioned as promising
noet known BIZ his TRANSACTIONS. He has, however, long
since discarded the literary gocar of translation ana al
though apparently aspiring less 10 actual originality inan o
The title Of Dutch Walter Scott has set forward indepe
dently in the various paths Of the poet The novelist and
he comic dramasi following his great prototype both IN
lie selection and treatment ofhis subjects"
BURGESS, STRINGER co.
Rrondyyay Ann-st
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VHAII. d. II,
PoSD, 80 BrOadwsy, publish III. week la Perro!isns
Valse cnq temps IN eIadly Illuminated title Illus
SON. g o wsrch you well by daylight and "The Two
lids Quadrile from Benedicrs new opera Of The
Srssaes win splenitly Illuminated tie- page from
me Of he most striking scenes n he opera arranged by
Jnsen The santa Claus Q1adrlles and nlckerbocker
On.Sr5rls.-bot5 a. PLAYED by Dodworths Band they
sSe bsIii,hed with beautiful and appropnate lhog sphc
,itl.. he Messenger Bird, lie Rainier Messsger Grsnd
VASE Bri liian,e by Fr. BurgD1er. u
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A LHAMRA SALOON. 559 BROADMAh'
h(between Spring and Princel iii reopen on comes
day evening January IS. when the celebrated Magician
sig ROsSt will make his hrs appearance al The shove
fashionable place OF amusement assisted by other talen
ed artists o hch full particulars " ~ be duly snnoue.i
Tickets to the Rotunda So TO the Balcony p cts IL
AMERICAN MUSEUM SPLENDlD PERFORM
hANCEs this slernoon and evening Al and ~ O'Clock
MINSrRFiS the most talented band in America Also
engaged the following novelties and performers The
great Balloon Psnorsms OF the Guy OF London, EnganI
and Germany The famous CHAPMAN FAMILY CkEAI
WESTERN Misses WHEELER and JULIEN, LIVING
ORANG Ol'TANG, GEN. TOM THUMBS CARRIAGE
STER SNAKES ~ feet long. Admission 3 cents chill
dren under 10 i2. cents III
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ry' SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.

ANHIN I'D,
Bremen bark Columbia, Burman. 81 ds I'm Bremen.
mdse TO Oelrich & Kruger. The has hsd very hne
weather during the passage with easterly winds Dec
l6 LAT 80 len 81 spoke bark John w Cater. supplied
her with water, "a days out
Brig Wissshiccon Mather. IS ds I'm santa Cruz tCu'
ba) mahogany, &c, to Curtis
Schr w Brown, Hunt de I'm Baltimore. corn to
Durham e. Sons.
schr Homer, NickersoD, DIS I'm Boston, mdse to L &
Herrck.
schr Catharine Dix, Holmes, ds I'm Virginia corn.
to II Havens.
schr Home, Marrone ds fin Georgetown, -four to
master.
schr K Smith, Smith, ds i'm London, ballast
Schr Express Smith, fm Brandyw -four.
BELOW brig unknown. Wind North, with thick
weather
SAILED.
Packet ships Northumberland London Albany, Havre'
Walpole, Liverpool, Patrick Henry do. Bark Cosmo'
Bristol.
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TlN-The lot OF 1000 slabs Bsnca before reported TO
arrive was sold at % cents mos $50 bxs Plates
third X brought 3 62i, The market Is well sup
Piled the arrivals previous TO IL, ult having been very
large
TOBACCO-The demand is light and only sale OF
% hhds Virginia for export on terms not made public
In our Monthly Table of Imports published in our last
occurred in the Import of the year l-i6 being
stated 1914 hhds instead of s6i an excess OF 1000
hhds.
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-, his shall no' OF S' - Co.
~. ,sv Il decidedly shows ana "'' -.
sour. isst past, and mere 'p~ -. "a
go xh,ch smseks delighuuiiy OF ''''s"
n' letting visions OF loneliness ID efinin' e"'
HNs y COW gar ,kins and ses'hels Oh runners
-. or,o.ition exists in the upper ana
" 80 a the City to the proposed aooii'nmen'
p,.,ch Pos, oiee in chathsm square '"' 'He
s'. o.,tiOn on the subject Is IN very genera :"
soS; TO HON CAVE JOHNSON
yoSrnAyrKE cESEEAL H..
-, ,eSsna,,s Of Ho4sss and Stor5 aSo't 'AS'''
ne :. tx Cfy Of Nsar- lo'f, 49,, =, ,be {ncopye.
b,rtT, Ht~.Ss 10 draw gOur attention 70 me lneV 1
nooh beg - i,bsraxal Of the Branch Postoiic, no,l
,ssce vtsoTbood occasions them enc - 80 csil con,
~ he advantages ihey Pos ~ measures may
,.xsuot ~ eo,omodste a. less Two-IMkps o. lls ~
x ds'isso - Win Convenient place iof Inc 'e0eP'
81 u.nsnssion 81 Po.eece occupied the Rotunds IN
VALE iHe % IA moi complain, although II az 49,
Cfs,ocs 70 down ion 1e nrsnrsl b.
- as - ,.hen 10 accommodate an @ - 90 in
MES ea. iv a. determined 10 psce tne ma,a ,i
al half mile greater dissnes, ,yeet md
- F1a hrnnch esablisbed,l In bafIo~ ,''as 90
rs sresoy " ,s,ough dense crowd Of vehicles sno
iGsn 49, ,pch representations were tne bS ~, -
- ,ahontes that this oi tncn W. 80 a. consdsra.
1--WE 81 he citizens genefeily, an" hgL i,,
ec yspspe j,hdrawsl II the nam ocsi ano, lhOue a.
toi 'o' y; a. srsngements u proved 70 DC
se5sI,on ov ask for the zane indulgence or ,tta a.
heh We understand . dsy msde 20 vonr
- raj DO not pay tber e sh a. 90 e,tsrs er
son 10 The fsc hat ron ~. nd n the arrange
:. d. we're made ma. ls n xoUd receive Than
~ deirsy i. expenses in ye5y saon oos iocmye'
c necessary 70 70 .. o., lie circle Of the population
.n:s , - 10 20 housh narrow and
sss TO one corner S ,bs, bey are entitled share Of
ri sceonmodaiion and should not De 90 gsq ~, ~
Cav TwosTTHs additional Po'''s'' '''"
sson Ia. been tina, the great eeats, Of gepS'a
n.s ne yiae. for rosoes s,s snT paris Of
es should ~ hai each bear. proportion TO the
sasi revenue Of s1o 600 derived ron s,Iuson-at
We would ~ ,o he Es. River and not very ia, from
sssst,s business location between Oofie"'' "''"
w.lLst II ,s..s cou.iderstions. and especially the
.ars ,s.ement that Branch should be placed ID ~,
vsasseors and eonven1en, sscuep ask the
as,ny N hs Branch without delay, and an sppropi
mon from tie General once ior i's suppo ,bicb we
efesie revenue sst nj .oon he realized
c'hhneH"5 'e"''
,x,y,. p,crupy-We are pleased 10 an
Inv '"N -, ,ho arrival in this country OF a
noance lsey' 'he N'f''''' ,ho .,,,iac, hut
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs

the most perfect natural specimens u the
Wig - Ing. The public are invited 70 inspect A large
assortment manufactured only by WIN. BACHELOR,
" all-sL near Broadway Copy Tie address % lmis
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IN PRESS,
u,HE BOOK OF TaE FEET~1 History of 3,

rI,HE BOOK or TIE FEEr-A History OF Boots aud
Shoes with Illustrations Of The fashions Of the Egyp-
tians Hebrews. Persiens, Greeks and Romans ard The
prevailing style throughout Europe during the Middle Ages
down 10 he present period Also hints Last Makers and
remedies FOR corus NC By J. spsrkes Hall Reprinted
tom ne second London edition With story u Boots
and shoes worn IN The niled suites and BOgrsp hicsl
skefrhes 81 some eminent Shoe Makers.
The above curious and interesting work Will De pub
lshed IN fsW days. J. ;. RkDFlELD,
a 1iaw2wis 2tSW ztN Clinton Hall
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rv- The Members Of Hose CO. No, - take ;e9 n;

opporupiy publicly TO express their thanks 10 Mr. JOHN
MASON Tor the sumptuous entertainment giveu them on
The evening inst his refecoy, corner of Ave
nue. ID and feminist and they trust he Will accept I'M
as slight testimonial Of their regard for him. and OF he
appreciation OF his literally. . -
X. .. v
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" Medical Notice.-Dr. Fuchs Lectures on The
Prevention and cure Il Consumption. Asthma and osess
20 h- heart and hose diseases thai lead 10 1em ana
on ne Art Of Prolonfing Life 10 100 years
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Broadway; Chariss X Ring, ls2 Srosdwsyj Msrrsner.
Lockrood Co. 80 Broadway, eornsf Of 0rsnd r =
Grower, SIS Broadway, pr. D. D. rlICH,
dlf imsodss fm Brssdwpy
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STANDARD LIBRARY WORKS.

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Lord Brou CHAINS Speeches, Z vols 6vo
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r4z,rzxzsr1 q. y. MAIL LINE for Albany snd
~ Troy via Bridegroom ana h gu: S.l,s

HAIFOad.-I
fsund.vs exoep,ed at 81 O'Clock A. M-Duhns The last
snnsr the Railroad has been rssid shouenou
with heavy II rail- from Bridgeport 10 tho Western ksroso
leaves the foot Of Msrkstsl T. r. for Bridgeport %
81 O'Clock NJ No freight taken n The Passenger Ass
change OF cars or baggage arrive In Albany and Troy
orIork NJ New cars locomotive engines have been
procured and the osd In every respect equal 70 mo oe'
New gland road ..,,,x.
GA frsisht Line By ss.nms rIMRoD and EUREKA
~, sarher particulars INQUIRE Of Livnestou wsiiss
y.press once No 10 Wallet and At the once 90 nsrke,
A. bisr TO @ n PERRY, Agent ii tsul
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THE MIDNTGHT BELL.

ar THE FATAL HOIR-A story iounoed on lhclueht,
" IN Real Life by Baron Won Ho.,iein.
This contains l4 pages neatly printed on good pa
per ard aoound Interesting scenes and ihns ~
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THE ARCHITECT NO. 4.
AsERIEs OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS for Domestic anu
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LIQUID HAIR DYE

n HatcheIOr'- Tn.tnntantou. liquid Hhir
Dive decidedly The best yet offered II produces rer-
fecLy and natural color without staining the ssn
leaving the hair sof and elastic a. the natural hair Sold
hy WIN. BACHELOR. Wallst Prce, hair bottles
81 20; whisker bottles a. Copy The address IS lmi.
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~ Great Anne rican Remedy.-Dr Nsaghns
Lihoniriptc Mixture from whsiwe learn, 10 perform
ing more cures In OF dropsy gravel diseases OF NE
lungs liver and kidnes scrofza &c than al the other
medicines The dsy IL IL certainly surprising 10 see 80
many diseases Of apparently different character, al ase
yielding readily to tha administration Of this pleasant yet
powerful vegetable ptnAceA-See Advertisement and call
Tor pamphlets as iher. in direcrd. % ous
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Boarding.

BOARD AT NO 27 CORTLAND-ST
TWO OR THREE gentlemen now be sccommo-
i dated with board, and single apartments required
on moderate terms jill inc
DOaRD-A pleasant room and board for two
ID persons OF responsibility be had al No - Nhle
st. near Broadwsy-also, an attic room. lll WIS
DOARD-Oue or two single gentlemen can be accom-
ID moiaied with board in private family, At No 81 wal
kar-st near broadway References exchanged n ,rs'
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fashionable Clothing.

xNM. T.. JENNINGS 4 90. Diapers and Tsios
w Importers Of Cloths, Cassmefes, Nestings, Fancy
Dress Articles. kcin appreciation Of The success which
attended their efforts catering Tor the community, would
lender the assurance upon the commencement ofthe Fall
Trade that will bs thelr eni-avor to add to the induce
ren,. which have rendered 81 Broadway THE EsTAb-
LIsHMENT At which furnished Garments possessing
the requisite. which must continue to commend them TO
the ecouom. Yor 10 the style and character OF the cloth
Ing we are enabled to furnish through the aid Of ecen,
corps Of cutters can be found In the country 10 Inc
sequel to the attractions OF our moderate charges
A large sssorunen, Of new goods Tor Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
ry.ss &c for Dress snd Frock Goats Overcoss sseks
nc French English and American Casslmeres Tor tsn's-
looms word In reference to this garment 10 which las
experience has satisfied the many so fe~s cutters exce-s
trial In this line especially solicited Merino Velvet
SILK and Satin vesngs In es, variety The usual sssor''
ment OF bret quality Reedymade Overeos", Original
Sacks, Closks Dress and Frock Goats Psnalocns Vests
&c with achoce selection OF Fancy Dress articles scarn
SSn.,n. p.,tl,.~ ~ q tsu
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@enerai Notices.

~ Ward school Association.-IHt NtW
PL.SrT.-Prof Chss Davies, LII. d. VIII lecture oelote
the Ward School Teachers Association, on me EAact
Sciences as a means Of advancing human knowledge ana
their application IN the discovery OF The new pane, uE
Admission q cents. Members of Mercantile Library can
obtain tickets gratis at the desk of the Librarian.
S. DuRAND,. ! Committee
III Ii. WM KENNEDY. \ Arrangemenls.
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NA>sFIELD's LIVE 90
GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT,
COmraander.,T !. :, s',i :. 81 ne Amy Of

NEW EDlTlON-This work gives full account OF his
civil services Just pubi.hed BY A 5. BARNES co.
I'm DIV 81 JOhn..t corner Of Dntrh
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CLOAKS CLOAKS! :!
WHOLESALE RETAIL.
1 ,5O0lss1s..O LADIES and Misses '''.1' s''' '1' s'
So Goats, varying in price from - 90 to 80 each
SEQ Clcaks, do do 500 ~ 90
$50 Circulars do DO w 10 ~ 90
100 Cardinals do do cot ID do
all OF which are made Of the fashionable materials In
use and sold at astonishing low prices. -
EDWARD WAMsLEY,
AIR imiss No ~ CAharine-st near Chsihanl-square
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MARINE JOURNAL

In hc bark Columbia. from Breucn-Mr Kahn, DR. Nei
ncr Miss Schmidt and l5i in the Storage.
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Books.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING

JACQUES; by GEORGE SAND. suihor Of " Cunsuelo,
y Rose and Blanche &C &c Trsnssi from he French
BY Anna Blackwell, in two volumes Price So ci- each
60 The present il believed 10 be The only translation into
English Of lhi. one of the most popular novels Of M,f
anne e Baron Dudeysut he great novelist OF rance and
the translation M be- found 70 be one 90 the freshest and
most charming % the things q the day.
an 8fSftW J. :. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
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CznHIAS5 CESrAISs. R'; s.p ssas s rssS;;
:: 49,. !, r I. : is1s s:ss% Sssss xssssS
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM W. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
ID informs his patrons and the public generally that ns
has removed to the New-York Cash Tailoring Establish
ment No li2 FuliOn-st., Broadway where can Do
found an extensive assortment Of Cloths Cassmeres vest
BILE style for cash ,,- 49,
choice and general assortment OF gentlemens fancy
dress articles constantly on hand lyl1 1swms
NEW TARIFF.-ln view Of the reduction OF 'ns a AZ W
d which taxes place this day, and To keep pace Win
the spirit OF the age w T. Jennings 90. -, bIoal-
way American Hotel will reduce the price OF her eoln'
ing In like proportion. They have now on hand large as
sor,ment of cloths cassneres aud vesngs also spIen-
did stock Of quality ready made clothing ancy oess
articles under clothing, &c. &c. Gentlemen IN van OF ar
tcles are invited to examine our assortment al su
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private terms 200 sumstrs Z. on time and 200 ST.
Domingo on terms not learned

Bags .---.-...-......3i79 80 Jl2352 3-22
FRClT-1he ,ales include 500 boxes Bunch Rsisins At
" 20 as many half and quarter DO. 20 and q cent,
cash and POO drums Turkey Figs not learned
HEMP-The market continues inactive, and no sales
HiDks-The stock In this market has become muc .
reduced and better feeling manifested On the part Of
the trade though change In prices however the si0c
stthe Eastward il large Sales 200 Ornoco p = O or
mos J0dry Southern u. cash. a. they run 4v LsggnA
and 900 siss private terms in Philadelphia 1000 La
gusyra and Porto Cabeo 20 n about i cents and
mos and In Boston, Doth 70 come here) 1900 Truxo
supposed 81. mos.
iRON-Large sales OF Scotch PIG part to arrive, on
terms not TRANSFERRED and some il understood, has
changed hands at 81 a 81. for Nos. l. ana 8
mixed. American Pig IL scarce cargo Of Swcdes
has been sold from the vessel and 30 tons English Bar
private terms.
LEATHER-There Is better feeling IN sole and
prices recently have materially advanced.
MOLAs-ES-Tne market Il rather quiet but holder
Of NewOriesns continue hrm-of which 80 bbls have
changed hands at 32 80 cents and 100 hhds tics and
bbls New iberis g. mos, cargo Of new crop Cafdc
mas and % hhds crop Trinidad have been received
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no THE AFFLICTED-Cnf.ilI saees,s for .

period OF 80 years has fay esIsblshed the emeacy o.
the Glove Anody Doth Ache Drops-h discovery
% tie late Dr. Hart whom IL Us origin 10 be hsd
by the manufacturer, @. B. HAMMOND Co suecsssor
20 he late Dr. Hart Of Broadway and Chamberss
A ,otniug Stewarrs new marble buildings
We have ustrecsiyed BY last arrivals choice ~
sortnep OF Lubin Certain and bsssy extracts Soap, Cos
met,cs 1c together with choice assortment Of Ok Mar
row Cold Cream exIs double distilled Cologne, he OF
our ew manufacture. y dmsotb'
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DREPARE FOR WET WEATHER.--

sale the largest sad best Of India Rubber shoes
70 found In the country coosstng Of every variety q
ladies' and genfemens 0yershoes In manufacsnf "a
from GOODYEAR Pstsng metallic rubber, wAaptsd nos
70 s,ihen with The cold DO Affected By The beat
Also, every description Of air nxnt sad wsser pr9 y,
call and examine stock before purchasing eisw 80
War-house 81 Msidsn-lsDe- ~ -.
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- ron sTONINGTON, PRNvI-


k6A 1denes aud Boston, via Long issnn
Hk---s~ Railroad at halfpsst o'clock b.
from south Ferry Fare to stoangton 81 -, fare 10 Pro
violence s3 fare IS to Boston, commencing fnosy Jsn.
sryg Trains leave South Ferry, whitehall, hohasys'
Wednesdays and Fridays. 81 ~ r. NJ and arrive al son
ng,on half an hour ADVANCE ct the steamboat from New
York and proceed by steamboat hsin 10 froyaenco 40
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