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NUMBER So.
House and recommend its rejection.
Mr. Hardp Eenrn H. ~>lss I.-- "a u

House and recommend its rejection.
Mr.. Hardy from the selsct COMMITTEES
to whick was referred an act to amend IN
act concerning the duties Of County Sur
veyors, reported adverse to the passage Of
the bill: accompanying which report, was
bill on the same subject.
Mr.. Olmstead introduced r.. r. flo No,
70, abill tor an act to establish new coun.
ties and define their boundaries il the
late cesaion from the Winnebago Indians;
read the first time.
Mr.. Lyons introduced II. r. iIe Nc.
II, joint resolution for mail route from
keokak to Fairfield; read the first time,
On motion # Mr.. Comstock, Senate 6ls
No. 80, "a joint resolution relative to the
adjournment o. the present session Of the
Tan eA...hl.. ,..ae t.L.r .,- .A.a . E,.t
Hebardt laid Upon the table. le
Mr.. Cochraa presented the credentials
Of Davis J. Bsker, member elect from the
county df Lee, 10 fill the vacancy occasion.
ed by tie death Of Reuben Conlee; Mr..
Baker then came forward, took the nsces-
sary oath and was accordingly admitted.
member Of tais House. .......
The House went into q committee Of the
which Upon the bin for the management . |
the School fund, made several amendments
thereto, arose, and on motion OF the House
Adjelrned.: .,...~...
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SENATE.
IuEspAY. Feb. 2, l847

Tuesday, Feb. =, lS47.
M. Brown presented The petition of
T. Harding and thirty other citizens of
Jefferson county, praying the passage Of
law 10 'egaiize The acts Of Enoch Fra
ger Justice CT the Peace of said county;
referred 10 The Judiciary Committee
Mr. Hughes, reported Senate file, No.
So, bill tc repeal an act to define perch
OF mason work approved Jan. 9Th, 1876,
which was read first aud second time,
and laid upon The liable.
MIR. Brown, from the committee on
Elections tc whom was referred II K
fIe, No. 80, Dill prescribing The time,
manner, and place of holding elections for
Senators 10 Congress, which was read,
CONQUERED in, and ordered to be printed
H r hie, No. IS, bill TO locate and
establish State road from West Point to
Bona parte. in Van Buren, county, was read
q third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr., Davis. The Senate re-
solved Itself into committee Of The whole
on H. R. file No. 43, bill creating a
Board Of Public Works, and providing for
the improvement Of the Desmones river;
Mr. Bissel in the chair The committee
arose, reported the bill back to the Senate
with sundry amendments, asked and OBJ
tanned leave TO sit again.
Adjourned,
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Two O'CLOCK. ?. NJ.

Nj Whitaker, from the committee OF
Roads, reported Senate file, No. IS, q
bill to locate and establish a State road
from Iowa City to the west end Of Dallas
county. which received its several read
ing and was passed.
Mr.. Whitaker, from the committee on
Roads, 10 which was referred Senate file,
No. 81, a bill for laying Out and establish
ing certain State roads therein named, re-
ported The same back with amendments.
which were concurred in, and The bill u
dered 10 bird reading on tomorrow.
Senate file, No. 81, bill regulating
the election: Of District Judges, was con
sidered in committee Of The whole. Mr.
Bradley in The chair. The committee
arose and reported the bill back with a.
mendments, which were agreed to, and
the bill ordered to third reading on to.
morrow. Adjourned.
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TWO O'CLOCK P. M.

Senate file No. 40, an act prescribing
the general duties Of Governor, was read
the third time and passed.
II. r. file No. 43, bill creating a
Board Of Public Works, was considered in
committee of the whole; MIR. Bissel 10 the
chair. The committee arose, reported the
bill back TO the Senete, whereupon it was
made the order of The day for Tomorrow
Mr.. Jay introduced Senate file No. SO,
a bill to provide for the location of the
Seat Of Government of Iowa, and tor The
selection of lands granted by Congress for
the erection OF Public Buildings, was read
the first and second times and ordered
printed,
Adjourned.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3, lS47.
MIR. Davis introduced Senate file, No.
81, preamble and joint resolution, asking
donation Of land Tor military road from
the Mississippi to the Missouri river.
was read the first and second time, and on
motion of NJ: S.ro,t, amended by insert
ing "Keokuk," instead of Fl. Madison;
ordered to its third reading on tomorrow:
Mr.. Whitaker presented the memorial
Of sundry citizens of Van Buren, county,
in relation &c Legislation; referred 10 The
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Jay presented The petition Of sum
dry citizens Of Henry county, praying an
alteration of he Territorial road from Ft.y
Madison to MI. Pleasant, laid upon the
table.
Senate file. No, 81 bill authorizing
county commissioners TO lay off their
counties into commissioners districts, was
read he third lime and passed 49,.
Il. r, file, No 81, bill to incorporate
thd town of Fairfield, was considered in
committee OF The whole, Mr. Whitaker
in he chair. The committee arose, re-
ported the bill back 10 the char, with ono
amendment which was agreed 10 and The
bill! read ath:rd time and passed
H R. file, No. 43, bill creating 4
Board of Public Works and 10 provide for
The Improvement Of the Desmoines river;
was considered in committee Of the whole,
Mr. Bissell in the chair The committee
arose and reported the bill back 10 ,hs
Senate with amendments. t@r| f't
M Sanford moved to amend The first
section Of the bill as follows: "Who shall
be appointed by JOINT resolution of The
Genesal Assembly. for The term Of two
years, and every Two wears the, eater ov
the qualified electors Of the State"-losi:
Yeas 8, Nays 10.
The question being upon the hrst a.
mendment made by The committee, viz; to
strike out in the Arst section. and insert
The following: "Who shall be elected BY
the qualified electors OF this State, at the
Township elections, on the first Monday
IN April nest, and every two years there
after" was adopted, Yeas 10, Nays3
| On motion, the balance Of the amend
ments made by the committee were con-
CURED in, and ordered 10 its third reading,
or tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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TWO; O'CLOCK p M,

H. R. file No, So, an act to provide for
the management of the School fund.-. as
amended in committee of the whole, was
taken Up, and the first nine amendments
of the committee concurred in. Tho
tenth, which was 10 strike out six per
cent and insert "ten," was disagreed to-
Yeas 10, Nays 20. ....a.
The next nine consecutive amendments
were adopted; when the bill was referred
to the committee on Scholastic which com
mittee Mr.. Hsbard, was, on motion add
ed, 81.
Senate file No. 80, an act defining the
punishment for the crime of murder, was
considered in committee ofthe whole, Mr..
Whitmore in The chair The COMMITTEES
arose, reported the bill back TO the House
with amendments, and asked and obtained
leave 10 sit again. -... .... ...s
On motion Of Mr.. Bonham the forego-
ing bill was made the order Of the day for
Thursday next.
Adjourned.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Jan. 20, I847.

Mr.. Smyth Of Linn, from the commit
tee on Roads and Highways, reported
H r. file, No. 6s, bill for an act to
continue the Territorial road from De witt
to Lyons, across an ont-lot in the town Of
Lyons; which was read first time.
Mr.. Smith Of Mahsska, introduced
Fl. R. file, No. SO, bill 10 locate a
State read from Oskaioosa. in Mahaska
county, TO Knoxville in Marion county;
read first lime. .. IKE .-
Fl, r. file, No. "a, bill ia incorpo-
rate the town Of Fairfield;
n r file, No Sc, bill TO amend an
acG regulating Mills and Millers, apprc-
we'd. Feb. 3, l843; r..
Fl K file, Nc. 43, an act creating g
Board Of Public Works: and &c provide
for the improvement Of the Desmoines
river;
Senate ME, No. Sc, an act to provide
ior .he election ef an Attorney General .!
State, and to define his duties.
SAID bills were sevsrallY read third
tine and passed.
Adjourned anil 10 morrow morning.
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Adjourned till 2 o'clock, P, NJ.
TWO O'CLOCK P, M.


H r. file No. 40, bill to authorize
General Interpretations, being The order
Of the day, was considered in the commit
lee Of the whole, Mr. Bonham III the chair
The committee arose and reported the bill
back TO the House with sundry amend
nenis, which were agreed to, with the ex
ception of The enth which was 70 strike
out the ninth section.
On motion of Mr.. Smyth of Linn, the
bill was further amended.
On motion Of Mr. Day, the bill was fur
Their amended. by adding the following:
SEC. 2e. The private property Of each
stockholder shall be liable for all debts Of
the corporation, to the amount of stock
owned by saio stakeholder, holden al the
time W her such debts were contracted, and
also to Ehs amount Of stock owned by said
stockhoder at any subsequent time.
Mr. Day moved to further amend the
bin by adding tire following, l'Fhe CUT
poration shall receive cash only in paw
lnent for capital stock" which was lost;
as also the following, which met like
fate: "a sale or transfer Of stock or inter
est in the corporation shall not exempt the
stakeholder making such sale from penal
,y or liability previously incurred"
On motion Of MIR. Goodrich, the bill was
ordered to lis third reading on tomorrow
Adjourned.
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SEN

:S8TuRDAH, JAZZ w. AoSS.
NJ. BENIGN, en- leave, introduced Sen
ais lie No So, joint resolution relative
tc Inc removal Of The Winnebago Indians,
which was read 4 first and second Time
and CD motion Of Mr. Harbour, amended
oy striking out governor Briggs" and
inserting 'The Secretary d State" The
18th rule was then suspended, me resc-
lu2ion read 2 third lime and passed
Mr.. Whitaker from ne select commit
Tee &c whom was referred r. r fiie No
IS, 2 bill Tor s road from West Point &c
Ronaparte in Van Buren, couaty. togsh-
Ell with a remonstrance. reported fasora
Bile 10 he passage Of sac: bill, which report
was concurTed in.
Mr.. Whiiieker, from the COMMITTEES Oh
Roads, reported Senate file No ST. oil
Tor lay ing out certain Stats roads therein
named, ,yhich, or his motion, ,vss aid up-
OF The table,
M. Risseii, rom he judiciary commit
lee &c whom was referred +. R. lie No.
Il & bill 10 define the duties Of Prosecu-
t.ns Atiornies and &c provide for their
compensation. reported said bill back
without amendment, ordered tc q third
reading on 70 morrow.
Mr.. Crawford ,frou, the select committee
tc whom was referred H. K. file No 81.
8 oil. to define the boundaries Of The coun
lies Of Clayton and Fayette, reported the
same 3aok without amendment; where
Il NJ, Il
passed.
Mr.. Whiitaker from the committee Or
Roads, to whom was referred the petition
OF certain citizens Of Clinton cunty, pray
lng the passage Of a law providing for the
opening Of section lines, reported adverse
&c granting the prayer Of said petitioners,
on the ground that The law for the organi-
cation OF townships, super cedes the ne
cessity for the passage Of a law of the ma
tars contemplated in the petition; the com
mlttes was discharged and the report con
cured in r.
Senate file No. SO, bill comforting Ihe
authority Of changing the names Of per
sons, towns and villages upon the District
Soajt3 was aAuCluCu iEdu d thit0 titAS anu
passed. ...
H. r. file No 81, oil to locate State
road therein named, was third time and
passed; also, ..
Senate file No. 10, bill concerning
Justices Of The Peace.
Fl. R. file No. Sc, a dill to regulate All
act concerning Mills and Millers, was
read first aud second time, and referred
to the Judiciary committee.
Fl r. file No. "a, oil TO incorporate
The town Of Fairfield, was read the first
ard second times, and on motion of Mr..
Brown, referred to The committee Of the
whole and made the order OF the day for
Wednesday next.
II. r. file No. 43, bill creating a
Board OF Public Works, and providing for
the Improvement of the navigation Of the
Desmoines river, was read the first and
second times, and made the order Of the
day, in COMMITTEES Of the whole for Ibis at
ternoon.
Mr.. Jay gave notice Of his intention TO
introduce bill to provide for the perma'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, Jan. 80, 1916
Mr., Matson reported ill to establish
system Of Common Schools.
Mr.. Smith introduced bill 10 establish
q road in Jefferson and Washington cos
a bill to establish road from knox-
vile &c Marion; read third time and
passed.
A bill ic establish AZ additional pre-
cinci il Pennington tow nship. Van Blu
ren county; read ihird time and passed.
House adjourned untii MONDAY morn
'ng.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY,, Feb. 2, lS47.
Mr. Malson, from the committee on
Schools, made the following report, which
was concurred in:
The committee 10 whom was referred
resolution that the sixteenth section in
each township is strictly Township fund
and should be thus applied, have instruc
ted me to report the same back to the
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY MORNING, Feb. 1, l847.
PETITIONS pRIsEFrxp.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr.. McManus, from sundry citizens
of Scott county, for an act to alter the pre-
sent law in relation to Justices of the peace.
BY Mr.. Cochran, from numerous ladies
Of Lee county. praying the passage Of an
act in relation 10 the sale Of intoxicating
drinks.
BY Mr.. Morton, from $50 ladies Of the
State of Iowa, praying the repeal of all
laws that conflict with the principle Of
equal rights, SO far as constitutional proyi-
sions will admit Also,
The petition Of 1854 citizens of Henry
county, praying the repeal Of an act to
regulate Blacks and Muiattoes.
Of Washington county on the same sucJect.
ALI Of which were referred to appro-
pirate committees. s.
Mr. Cochran introduced H. R. file No.
u; bill amendatory Of an act defining
crimes and punishments; read first and
second time and ordered printed.
Mr.. Clifton introduced H R. file No.
10, bill for the assessment and collection
of The revenue,~-read first time and or
dered printed, ~.
Senate file No. n, an act to indemnify
Samuel Briggs, was read the third time and
passed.
H. r. file No. 50, an act providing for
the management and disposition of the
school fund, being The order of the day
was considered in committee of the whole
Mr.. Olnstead in the chair. The commit
Tee arose, asked and obtained leave 10 sit
again.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock, P, M.
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ent location of the Seat Of Government of
On motion of Mr.. Benton, it was


On motion Of Mr. Benton, it was
Resolved, That the committee on Pub
lie Buildings be instructed to enquire into
the expectancy of memorializing Congress
for grant Of land, for the completion Of
the State Penitentiary.
Mr.. Hughes presented the petition Of
Of +. Ha berstraw and 8 others, PRAYING
the passage of a law, defining the number
of feet in perch Of mason work, which,
on motion, was referred to select COM
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. Hughes, Sell
man and Harbour. g
On motion Of Mr.. Harbour, Senate file
No. 80, memorial to Congress for grant
OF land upon which to locate the Seat of
anu, aller severar tndaunSrc at1,,.,tc hie-.
ordered to third reading on Monday
next
Adjourned till 2 o'clock P. M.
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liourned till 2 o'clock, P. M.
TWO O'CLOCK. 2. VI.

H. R. file No 4S. bill creating Board
Of Public Words, and providing for The
lmproy sment Of the Desmoines river, was
considered in committee of the whole
Mr. Benton in the Char The commit
Tee arose and reported the bill back to the
Senate without amendment, whersupon it
was referred to the committee On Internal
Improvements.
H. R. file No. 81, a bin to lay out and
establish State road from the town Of
Knoxville to Newton, in Jasper county,
war read the first and second times and,
the 18th rule being suspended, read third
time and passed.
Senate file No. 81, bill tie establish an
additional precinct in Pennington town
snip, Van Buren, county, coming up as a
nended by the House, said amendment vas
concurred in. .5.
On motion, the Senate adjourned unul
Monday morning
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TO THE
LATEST MON ENT.


WAsHINGToN, Jan. 80, Is47-94 P. NJ.
New Orleans papers to the 2ad inst received by
the mails this afternoon.
They contain nothing later from either the army or
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RATHbUN'S HOTEL,
lfI. l63 lG5 &: lh7 RrondIrnu M1ln IorLc

l6l, l63, loo y l67 BrOadioay. N1p Fork.
~ This new aud magnificent establishment recently
E,;H opened as Public Hotel, t;sd up modern style
with the latest improvements, aud OF sufficient
pseity 10 accommodate 2o0 persons.
Besfes very spacious Dining Hail. il contains unusu-
Al plumber OF pleasant Parlors, with large well
Bedrooms all spcndiiy furnished with entirely urui-
The Location Is very desirable ard both for
busine aud pleasure Being between Couaudt Liberty
sueets.
The Proprietor at this estsblshm. intends to mae it
one Oh IN, most comior able pleasant and business like
places the city OF Rev 1r ahd pains will
pc spared on ms part to meet the wants OF his gneshee
by hoping % share literally in the public he
remans BE rubic's humble servant Is RATHBUN
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &C.

& &n. Sk
GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr moved his Oihce o No
f6 Broadway aud continues remit large
small to persons residing of Ireland the
manner he and his predecessor business have done
the last thirty and also OF England
Scotland
Money reunited by letter. postpaid to the subscriber or
personally deposited with him. with the of the person
or persons 10 Ireland England Scotland whom It
he sent aud nearest post town. VIII be Immediately
ted and paid accordingly and receipt that effect given
forwarded m the sender. o9 Im.fc
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LES DANSEUSkS VlENNOlSE
MI ADAAlE JOSEPHIrE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet
A begs TO state 10 tho Managers of Theatres the United
States that applications for
agent Mr. JOHN POVEY, ofthe Park Theatre, New York
who u duly authorised to make all
Viennoise. i25 ff re
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FUR sSA Las,
fy,x DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ia 10Th street, near
f8 Irving Pace-a modern built ,tory and with
.a6. under cellar, and communicating with the
street. marble mantels 10 basement and fist and second
four the third story, house twenty feet by
forty lot twenty by seventyfve built finished with es.
pecial reference to its occupation by the
Two thousand dollars remain bond mortgage
For terms, apply at ITO CHERRY ST.
ial6 2wk
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II ETAlL STOCK OF DRY GOODS, WITH LEASE
~ OF STORE FOR SALE.-For sale n stock Of Fancy
aud staple Dry Goods well assorted and low prices in
one Of the most desirable locations in the city.
The ease has about three the location NAV
be considered ofthc best Tn, has fitted n
1T great expense and advantages
interior Clements. -
The stock under Eight Thousand Dollars; with
additional stock Three Five Thousand Dollars there
can be sold for cash Fifty to Sevenyfye Thousand Dollars
year very fair average profit.
The stock will be sold for cash satisfactory paper on
credit # not months
To those DESTROYS OF the wholesale and retail
Dry Goods business, the offers Of the greatest
inducements
address Box s5l Lower Post Office. with real name.
j30 2w%r
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4EA FOR SALE o to exchange for city property-A
l handsome cottage, with five land situa-
wy iong Island, on the Rockaway Turnpike The five
acres d land attached to the cottage well studded with
and fruit There is good barn and other out
on The property; also houses and the same is
.'tnaed for gentleman who would like comfortable
dence. Also about seventy of land con-
5d-land meadow and able land, which will be
so. .. d.. rent parcels. Apply to
jl9 ms re- JOHN L. NORTON ir IA Delaney ar
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vp,v FOR SALE,
NkH Nalua LII. IlI.......-.- Al A. =
SHIPPERS OF BAGS GRAIN.

and DEALER IN BAGS
A., TO, 30 Water street. New York
AN supply shippers of Grain with all kinds OF Bags in
any quantity at the lowest cash ices The advantages
snppng gram IN bags are many preventing in load
ino nscharglng insurance Is less when in this FORM
me ultimate II Is more economical than If shipped in bulk
an21 miss RI $500 - ~
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

.ssse Will be sold auction on Tuesday the Cd day of
March the valuable Farm which the subs
Roy resides The .ad farm contains about a Of
all the necessary buldngs situated Ia the town of
MamaIoneck, county OF Wcscheser, about mite
the village of MamaInneek, the Weaver road 81
miles from the City Hail and the line Of the New Hs
ven and New York rairoad has abundance Of the best
IL NJ the premises. For further enquire
Lawrence, New Rochelle Of the subscriber. the
premises
.oaI ,p&v nLp
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NOTIEE TO ALL GENTLt7MEN

h ENTI TNIrH = TIL 0'I1t~ f1I1Nr14N'
order for the remainder Of seassn you he'd better
Your Goats and pauts to 81 Murray street.
ashngon where get them either cleared dyed,
cred aud Iefixed with velvet coll rs cuffs ngs
p oms, on the most reasonable terms.
NorE-No dappoin at my store. A line addressed
above attend TO q time all trial al asked
ohes cleaned or dyed superior to any the city No.
Ja3l 2wsrI CORTJ9sOS c,,p, ordo,
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FOR SALE AT HoBOKEy

pLtECkER Tili sell at Auction on the 10Th d,v = r
rorusIy NJ u NJ az the Mer hants Exchange (if nor
,e az private sale) the two story aud attic frame
t~o large stables, with fou lots Of grouud Tor co
fuieJ' iofming the end Of a block fronting on three
~ opposite The mslket square il hls been ocru-
luz idlt eIeyen years as grocery aud feed store
u,lt property opposite, known as he Phnniv Hotel
~ ths albany stage House, with two lots of preuud
on lse ana Washington streets; this as well as The
Bay. ''' '''s "V'i "ltA iuii view OF New
elght acres OF unimproved land at West Uobolen
tely aoloinils The property of the late C. s Brown
WIS IS the highest ground on the ridge commandnq
beautiful view Of the North and Fast Rivers the nav
vs. ana sandy Hook. The Pslislde avenue runs di,
| lorther particulars inquire of
k,s A l.. VAN BOSKERCK, Hoboker
Near the Ferry.
he salonstall lake Company are now cnf;ne thar
ateu oPipg water lee and offer it for sale by the
cargo ON the most reasonable terms delivered etser
4, ,ake or en- BOARD vessels Enquire Of the agent
y sw -rh WIND TOWNSEND, Frankiis House.
FOR SALE.
thhf valuable FIGURING Mil, with six run of stones
s!1a'eu on Long Island Sound where yesEels can 20
sus al az seasons of the year; he's very great water
CO mai part only being required for the MILL which is
so, quite near the mill, Country seat beautifully To-
" u me anu extensive land and water view within
'lt ustence OF the New York and New Haven Railroad
QUE oi the most pleasant towns in New England For
D MN }, TOWNSEND, franklin House, NY.
n.-Ine above Will be sold at bargain jsf 3wrrh
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UNRET s. PARDESSUS,

NO 1874 FULTON STREET,
k Sell excellent hat 50 90 and only charge 60 So fo
%SA their j IRsT QUALITY MoLEsKInANp NurRIA HATs
N. B.-rLU yKETT u PADDEssUs warrant their frs
quality hats to be equal The Gerry least those
establishment and the public that would be
1850 d29 I'm nc