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ROCK TRADE.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST

80. va r. wsu worthy The notice Ct every iif'
nei 10 ~ GREAT INDUCEMENTS . 81.
vli.t view % extern the c.rc1-sfl0n &C ..-l
49, An kr-clfurs-' We VII fafrisn CO. - -.
~ p. fl.. 81 tta 81 lsuirg I1W rates ni-- r.
- 49, - = Git copies = tEer-y CT -, Of. -.
r .-,-- ~ Caltlr.st e. che above rates i-' Blu
p.,t.rses nav oe sent through the Posi v71e VI
.l-..ser- III ~ sfrr1d ta s-rf Ircstpalfl 70 - -
--- r. Al .AgTD. P1rllan-r. - brot-H ~ - -.
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Il. mo- CAPlTAI.I-rs.-Al RIIyaIs pc. ~,

~, AID improving property 10 Greenwich a,enle' c.A
H. sfi,r f Two threesf5fy brick houses 80 iois Nc
-. .C mad in Arno. - sdionirs the atove a. fe-
And Of irregular depth vii be sold oN ~ ~
money nay remain on bond and moftsat- NpPp ~ -
..aN '..~,,s, Greenwich avenue and Ancssl of ~
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BONE SETTING.

DR. JONATHAN K SN XII
Natural Bone setter,
HAS COME fron RhocelslAnd and tAken room A. -
III Hsnry-sf IN the City Of Br0ok IN HIS practice ex
tends % al diseases Of the limbs s1ch cslocsuon nae
turrs hip diseases sprAlls, white swens- an.c-ss per
shes. oontractons, &c JONATHAN r SWEET.
O.
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Cpr>Cu IANCUtCE-Msne.ca' Oral systefn


NIAR-u'- CLASSICAL and Commercial Aeaae-
vi nv. ~ Henry-st. Brooklyn, viii be feolened Oh
Mopday August 3d. for the Instruction. young gentlemen
I'M every branch o. education necessary 20 ~ them ~ enter
college or house Terms from eio 70 20 per
quarter For circulars reference sno oineI
aensrs apply At the Office Of this paper a. ~ Willow
Il Hrl-hIYn h..L -
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DY nKpER d Hon. rhoma. . oa.ey. poe % Lhs Ja..

ORDER Of Hon. Thoma, }. Oakley, one Of the Jus
ID ices o he p-riOr Court " he Guy Of New fors no.
lice hereby given pursuant ths provisions Of the statute
Authorizing attachments against apscouding, conc-sl-d
or uonres1 debtors, that a. attachment has Issued
agsins, the estate Of ANTONIO DE- AfClkNlNl, ron
resident d this State and that the same viii De sold Tor no
payment " hs debts unless he appear and dscn4Ige such
attscnen according - aw within nine moihs from NE
hf. Of this notice ano that the payment n sny
aeb due 10 him by residents Of his STATE and Tho delivery
10 hn Tor hs u any properly within tts si1 De-
longing him. and the transfer " sny such property ~
him are forbidden By aw and are yolDatef nc seven
teeotb dav IN May 1871. CHS T. KESDRlCK,
Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor,
i-1iisw0m 81 Nslst y. Y
\TOTfCB.--la pursuance Of Az order VI Andrew
ltHo1ges Esq Surrogate n n County u Kings,
notice hereby given 10 all yefs1rs hsyng csms against
Wm PHILIP sfe 81 The Cit u Brooklyn 10 ssid County
hereof ID VIM Ellsworth, ths Ofhc. % lhs Brook n
Fire Insurance Company corner VI Front aud Fulton
10 said ~ vi Brook N ur before the I'm DAY n Feb
r1ary ne1t-Daed Brooklyn, August n, 1877
,nis,.usn w w. fznfssf1"6RrH. Executors
~ PURSUANCE Of an Offef ~ he Surrogate ~ gne
County n NewYork Notice 10 hereby given 10 all per.
sons haynz aims sgalnsg JOHN j. HALL, late u The
Civ u SeWYOfk deceased, present he same with hs
vouchers hereof Ia subscrD-s Il he store OF Albert
H. No q CsihArne-sreet m The cay Of New York on
or before t8- l5gn day " February nexL-D.tsd New
YORK, Tho lin day Of August lst7.
ALBERT HALL, lE,eeutor.
HERBERT HALL, HA''
sal2 lswem. AMANDA NJ HALL. Exscusnx
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q 1T Il IT RPRl-fNts tlat WINE ln AAi' 80
Ia uaAy improvements have been made IN moral
physical science, ard especially IN the sctsnse
-- MEDICINE a. applied the human ries' that so htie
pogre. las heretofore been made IN the arr OF ae'ane
or cuns the diseases Of that noble and useful snnaI ne
KfRKBRIDE's TATTERsALLs HEAyE POWDERS
A.. ~st.b.hinz new Ia the annals Of iarrery by
proving themselves Be nfable remedy tor neaves
dse... hich hss been considered ncur1oe and 80 Tor
.v-rr variety cough either chronic acute any case
oil y fch they warranted 70 cure few days The
POWDERS wi eradicate every pt0m Of recent cold
by the use Of three doses and viii prevent founder
or chill when thrown into he food that Is 70 the AMI
ma after hard drve. They mild IN theE open.
ion that horse incolgenieneec BY them or inca
pacated from usual abor, the contrary they are hrt
rate CONDITION medicine, enc will improve 10 etSiy
way the appearance and health OF The ~ increasing
the appetite the pores Of the hide and ~ the gene
action Of their tonic, Alternative anc
ties Prce = per package or 81 for - A n OOCon
co wholesale retail druggists aac dealers N psenl
- "a 49,. - 9-o.sr,y Or W.
IN = .1r--f for soon. May b. seen a. 0ILLEsflE
80 TJRSURES stables East Broadway a9o'e
Pikest. =
THE LARGEST assortment Of
"A - Bedstesds, B-ds, Mattresses 2nd Feathers
44-zu9zz<i<X ever offered, igr sA-e a.
If WILLARDS Wu-rooms,
~ 80 Chatham, corner Mulberry
IT, arreuron Of ho7sekeepen and others 2aracuariy
...S 10 Ws,s patent right and ieft bedstesd,
hieh drew the premium the late Fair Of the American
lu,titate Oe Beds renovated Cots Wholesale and retail
OLE In
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cARPETINGS-

ID LAWRENCE. - Canast, o1ers for sale on re mos
IL. reasonable rms -nda patterns " Brussels Three
civ AID Ingram Csrpetnss Druggets star CsrPctns -
81 cloths StAr-lods " ndow shades VIII n1turesNc &c
Psr,ou, aboui pufchss rs sill derive ss; .assrfsss ron
s,ulos at - Csnsi-st 90 lrlNs~
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]. FOR LIyERPOOI.-RssaIar 90 d sth So

TN rember-The weilkn0wn iptclaAs pacset-ship
-ss<z NEW WORLD, burden 900 tons Capt Knizht,
wil sail a. above her regular day Her accommodations
for cabin second cabin and pessengen ell
known % require Those intending embark
should uake early application board, foot Of Maiden
lane, or 70 JOSEPH McMURRAY, cor Pine and Soath-st
p s-Peons deslroos Of sending for their friends
have them brought 10 ths tsFCrte packet any Of
the line, BY sSPlylns As above. oH
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f>cA RARE CuA>tE.-For sale 0f ekchante, 70.
I'D productive property in New-fofk Or bi"o.lfn
49, arm OF about 81 acres, situated on NewpNeh Day
thre. miles north OF the village.
Tho beauty Of the location i moi cNceled by in on W
Hudson embracing view Of the Highlands tne Ray ann
country around The house (which Is double ohcl ano
,n y bni ldinss are new and in thorough repair
The above will be- sold with without TIE ,t'cf itrn
In, nten.s Xc and possession gwen immedaicy. The
price will be low. Apply 20 EDWARD n. sutioN' iot
Pearl-st N y or 10 the subscriber on the premise
49, 5,ysod. rHOS :. BARRETT
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], ONLY REGULAR LINE

~ UNLf HEtst Ink LINE u Facaes TOT
1srf New-O reansIhe following well Known ftst-s2il-
~ aud fzy0rte packet-sb ps have accommodations
unsurpassed for cabin second cabin and seerage
gers and will positively sail - advertised, or passage
free. VIA
WISCONSIN. ins~) Capt. Mumiofd, Nov.
ARCOLE Capt HOodless, Nov. g
Person. wishinz 10 proceed % SewOri-sns will DO well
% SECURE passage In either the above packets they ell
first clas. ships commanded By men experienced IN the
trade and will sail pUnctuay on their appointed days
I % SECURE berths, apply on board or %
nJ va J. II TAPSCOTT a. South-s,.
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tCTIRI-ROOM 10 LET

4 E(Tt RE-KOOM To LbT.- tue iattr ~ eiAit-
IL Room thc Lyc Building lol and ~ bTvad~ay
having lchttod and pui ia complete order, with gal
iercs ard properly cushioned, and sufficiently com
mod Ous 90 least twelve hundred persons VIII be
let for Evening" Lectures. Concerts &C. Of moderate
price TIL room beautifully lighted with rich chan
deliers well ventilated, warmed aud kept ~ pe eei
ofder MORAM l HAUGHWOUE
as tvvs sol Broadway.
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Va 80 sfsoasO fEEW.s.Y6sk 10 'g iris.

gURgH AND WHEELING via Ptis
teiphs Baltimore and ohio RAJ road Cum leriant. Nd
Western Travellers Orsa Uuileo ssles as srd Passed.
ger Route - fHsDwgh, Wheeling, Cirrirrai AMI Ne
South sn1 WesL Passengers going directly through y
the u. 3 Mall Trains
Leave Esw.Yors, 100. Of Liberty ST. daily ssfi P.h.y
Railroad.
Leave Philsd-pbis, con-r Of Elsysn.h and narse.'L
dsly a. 10 Y n.
Arrive 10 Baltimore sl6Am
Leaye Baltimore al II A. n. 81 no Baltimore and Ohio
Rsiiyozd.
And arrive At Cumberland Ni5P.m
Lave Cumberland stb r NJ Dy saonsi Road and 3oc1
Intent Sage Ltnes snd arrive 10 Pnisbssghof Wheeling
Ps..engsrs for Piusyurga lake tho splendid rev ard
mod-rnOoit s-anoss Al BrO~nsytye Sod thereby haze
ouly "a miles u staging oD tne shoi-touts
rsxulsry and passsng-rr prwslssd ~lhou desy 70
Cincinnati and all 0th-r porte 10 tnc south NosL
MOANING LisE.
Second Mall leaves Ns~-Yofk Al "a. NJ daily for fhls
1o,phis
L,ssv-s Philsdepb's, Sundays excepted AHPA y
sssniboslf from Docssl wharf BALTIMORE, snd A a.
By Railroad
Lesve. Baltimore every morning al II, a. shove. for
FOR gnrcsels by his roale apply IN Phlsdsphs
Railroad Once Of Market ADD tven.h ss 81
IS south Tnirds Or OD board steamboat Docks ~n@h
fare through from Phadelphis W Pitis5urga, slL W
Wheeling sS with the privilege Of PIPING Al Ssofe'
and resumins sesss ~ pleasure.
| FOR farther Information spplyto
Al Adams Co.'S ~ pres. Osce, 10 WslsL 81 II A NJ
| or ~ Broadway, cor MorrissL
| FOs BALTIMORE. -
~ 3. The Nail Lines from Philsdspha 70 Bal NOR
csye Ire Decci, corner ~ Eleventh Nskrl ats -
days excepted, at A. ~ by Railroad a p. NJ ~ ste>~
DOst ard 10 p. NJ daily ~ Railroad ...,.x
" fsssengcrs are cautioned az snst purchasi ue -.
In HswYork for Baltimore, Piusburgh or be-ns ~,
sashorssd cell tics Hs~-Yors for thess Anes
\ IJnr j. L. sLEhhES, Assniis sA1 H-s$
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=, FoKs,LE CnEAP, ~ acfe. Of ~ 'il,ales

e,3 ,s'pI'n ,o miles on The villages OF Fori mitchell ana
-A-Wof Lake Indiana 20 any person cssit,n, q, s.i
ding In The Nest this Is rare opportunity. The t'c -
Ing indisputahie snd the properly nhinciinuei'"
taxes For full particulars appi, - 800. .
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To coUNrRY MERCHANTS,

MOST or YOU have % purch.ss ALu.naes 70 supply
vi your customers Now % calling AZ - fuhnst you
nav obtain enough Of them for ISIS 70 supply each OF your
customers with copy, grafuitously
They AZ caical.rea with accuracy ard neatly got up
and are suited for any part Of the nited states os In
QAGs.-TAe highest mArkss price pAia iol eoGntTy
A%ksss Of 70 spress-st. By lei ansod. l. hs5LAN.
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N-NTINN - 'I "
FIRE lNss RANSh 49, 49,
~ PANl OF NEN-lOkk, Office - !" 49, .,.-
30 0.l-t)iua.ly incorporated % llS-l nis con- -
nue.. ~ insure assnst oss sno damage pl nis NJ
r,rsr fsvorabi. TERMS - oF-r.iiors are e.l-e-
=, ~. CIV of New-Ycrk ard It, immediate p5ee ~,
Al losses siiustei and raid " n rr. the - An'
49, DIRECTORS.
f.,-,s Ireland John Oothout. trorge Afea.Ai'"''
49,. Rsrson JOAN Campbell e'corse t1nAilA'
49,. $3.50 Rrh-rt Il stuart John Cray,
80. Me- Edward CoCk, Asner hlef
Anthony Lamb Adam NoItie, . .-.,,.b-
So n. grr4.t william Tucker. Ohks Z LeNetl1n,
Sen n ne .,,s.C Hsrrers'ey " lillian Brown.ns
Alex Lawrance, Ninam =, D9e s4., u.>S' ps.'sert
Ar N-Dc~,Ln. Secretary
Nrug.Tnr< Oct Z. 1917.
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[f<4 OF he Soy-mber-Ihe hrstclass fast
packet-ship ALFRED, burden C01 tons, Captain
C. g. Pendet0u, Will sail above, her regular day The
40 sessge passengers are unsurpassed By any vessel 10
pot being roory and well ventilated Persons
Z, embark should embrace this very favorable oppOr unity
For terms which will - very moderate apply on board
Pier J, last River, or % JOSEPH McMCRRAY
- y
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q, FOR ~AIE-A very desirable farm Do Miot,.seN
~ O. New. Jersey ahout so miles from rew-l ufs tf'
49, ana half mile from the RAILROAD depot u Anoen
and Amho,l Said farm contains I'D acres ID o "nl es
iius arabic land under high GUILTY. alton Good d"
house kitchen harm sud other out buildings fo"a ~eh
M wafer oO nnocuaird peach trees. not utss,d ~
.ny An hs state 5000 Iva state OF bearing indsrutape
fiffs and immediate possession. Apply 10
A I ELfFtkf.k. AuCtluucsr. &c. hfNi1-tt
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FOR >ALE.--A farm eouiainins y agl''

G1 m lard of The best quality, about % acrs oi when
-~~ woodland. the balance prairie u - beam -
,.es IN Roo River Illinois. between Dixon anl Hiinf
Detour The land very fertile and The lu rn
. on he premises brick house, barn anh othef
out bui ldings 10 will be sold low OF exchanged l' pro-
osa tv S'T pfFTL' BR0fiiER co l7o Wilamsi
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- FOR -tIE.-A valuable farm % iol ecfe,, ~ OF
Sg5 n I'M wood 10 Railway, y >. one mile from t' iti
~A~r1s8 dendt apple orchard and other ifn.ts 5000
h.e a~s ort ings viii be- sold on ersy terms Ap-
NV 10 d VAIL a Cortandst y l. o. ON he 'scpns's'
n-rsouaily or hy letter, % } isv'Ni'""
gtMThNM
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SCHOOLS.


n E~-ON~ OF THE FRENCH LAN''t a''h.
Is 4 LEsUEDN has The honor 10 iniofn. thr lu, pc
~, he Will receive proposals that may De addressed To
him Tor giving French Lessons, either 10 lndVdnts ln
f.roi 'ies. or 10 Academical Inst itutes
And having resided IS years in Newlofk where ne
hoporsI Known by his c0uutrymeui Lesueur ln 1e-
voting himself the teaching 81 the Ffench La1suatt'
Oilers every guaranty, both regards capa9y ana no
aifv A. he s Partisan by birth, his pupils vii require
nd.r his tuition the greatest purity IN pfonuncalon sn
e.sen point and which to- often neglected ID tAs
teaching Of the French Language D..
Appiy personally from % ~ O'Clock A NJ OF ~ ie--
Ter 10 n. Lesueur. 50 Cortiand-st
E,Ereacer-Prof r g. Berieau, - Piereponist Broos-
T,gentiefhst n Y. Mr and Madame } Coutan, French
Young Ladies' Boarding SCHOOL, 245 Greene-st y - a
Chardon ESQ and c. &. Btchei, Esq 80 Hudsonsi
= g.,,fi..,n.i So ia Prnce.sf Y on W.
INRE>CH LANGIiGE-Msnescas Oral System
Naosme DTrKAsD daughter Of The late Jean Man-sea
informs and gentlemen that she - now Organizing
her classes for the an evening class for gentlemen
commences on Monday Nov J. Residence ~ Wskef'l
90 imiffpt
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DTBIIC AD,II>I-TRATOR'- OFFICE, No.

Il S1ssan Notice h. hereby gwen 70 the relatives
and net 0f Kin o. JOHN HAXfER, late % the Cry ot
SewYolk seaman deceased and who Il alleged - nave
died iuesfafe that the effects % SAD intesite n I5
100 III b- PubIIe Admin strst0r viii be- administered
and disposed OF by him according % law unless me sauls
IT, claimed bg lawful executor or adnlihsiftlot
~ der.s.ed b. the 18th day OF November neS-Dat1a
Nes.Yors, October 10, 1917 JAMES ThAfEh,
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-, rIIE .IInsl RInER- NM . lalle ~ ol

IN TIIE II H~t
W amelia JapouicAs double, white enao 800,
k- yiee. We will sell few hundred ~ the bet plants
very cheap They IN ine order and iled WI lower
buds many oflarse size 90 TO feet hiShl A'o h.s.
IA Abundance LaurisfinOs Daphne, ieafhs, tirlnfol
Aralas Prmulas Nc. for Winter flowers, me im
Nos. and other Garden Roses shrubs 0rapeNines Aep
inns tr-es &c bouquets and wreats "a choice no"es
made 10 order WM PHELAN a SONS, f9n.ts,
- I'm. CnInrr of AAenue 4 and Flith 81
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER tOMPLAiNr'
N-For years have suffered with these s~fa. sis-s
ss. ana froui my heart feel for Al similarly s1nict>d
AID bes of hen % Try Dr. Taylors BasAm o.
his medicine cured ne when could not move IN bed
ard not expected ~ I've ~eSk lt7Paea genuine
orly Al = R.esmaa-.t formerly SIS bgw-ry
t.iqsr. MARKS la kissr
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,0STf7-IpI ~ ,nNI>IsTRNT OFFICE, Ne

T. Ss,.snfrest-Notce j. hereby gwen - the relatives
nd ne1t 10 an Of JOHN YOUNG, late o. me tlty or
New ork merchant deceased and who . alleged Up nave
died in-staf- thar shall apply 70 the suro2tte oi Le
civ AID County u Newiork Tor Letters Of Ainlnstft
@ non the estate - the said interstate, on the "a Gay
IA NoseIaber neat a. len clock n The iolenoon-Dated
So ~ 49, N Iet7 JAMES : THAYER,
80 is,.f,, Public Atmillstrator
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.r- AFOR KEYPORT, ~ Ls, ,lss,

IT, FOR KENPORT, \. rrhe steam
6kr4sxxiNer J r. COFFEE will leave loot OF Cham
ber-st daily At O'Clock, 4. A. Sundays eA'
,.ot.a for tha above place ol I'm.
1~-~ aAETEkNUur LINZ, DAILY To-
"a str>scrls wsusgh ard yshEli isuoing al NAn
So ~ Corlandis tPsekskhf) Nest Point Cold
rpdnz aud Cornwall The steamer TH0sfAs POWELL
Capt Saul Johnson will leave Tho piof foo y affen 81
Tor pisces every afternoon, Sundays rscepc1
commencing Aphl TO- al O'Clock Returning, vii leave
Hewburg every morning al O'Clock. y. Is. All baggage
sad freghto every description banh bills ~ specs po'
on board N this bos must be ihs rsk VI ns there
o. unless hs hnos Of the boat of @c~nrd Tor
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Il r. ,InN IINE orr pIckprs mol ANn

fFrE FhDH LIZ EETUUL.-Ile spI-ncId packet-
1.s6 ship FASHOE, 400 tons burden, Cap. Edwards
late " the psc<s,-s0ip Sea- viii sail from New-IOrk
Th1rstsy an Nov and from Liverpool 10th January next
This magnificent packet hzs modat0n for cabin
second cabin and storage passengers by
snip sailing from the port Of Ne-fork Persons about
proceeding Europe, those wishing send for their
snd should maze early application board. foot Do
xer-s. or 70 lu3l W 4 J. T. TAPSCOTT
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p - srs,ea on the north east corner oi second
~ .s md rvsentysoco 81. being - fees inchrs
- $50 avenue hy lU6 feet iw cniy secqno-si " 81"
y, 80 s., bargain flr cash faf Htr4c..-n afff 20
Bfcsd
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no sTEAMROAT COMPANIEs

H.LaI1, The subscriber is now fully prepared to fur.
h13I3s8k ns Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
+. r. Dmpefs Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest boats the largest class steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical pri
cipes, combining strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force TO the air with
mion h ss po '~s, lie i, ", M ois JM
motion The superiority of this blower is manifest
any disposed to examine Its merits and Is well
Blowers, it is now becoming rapidly in general
in preference to all others. s& .g.
Difference Is made TO the following steamers which
them in use: aN.
Steamer Bay State, New York. -,
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York.
Atlantic steamer, Northerner do ',&t at.
Steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia, t.-a
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &C.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No TO No. TO- and upward, the abo,
blowers, celebrated, suitable for all kinds OF iron
works, viz: cupoas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, iorges, sniiths' fires &c. >tfs 4I
JOSIAH KlSTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent the United States and
the Canadas 467 Market 81. Philad. oct dly'
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgla.

afS6pa All merchandise dssfnei boz ne .nefigs q
fEnf;fh the States III GEOIiGIi, SOUTH ClHo.
l-I-,d, ln.NNESSEi;, and ALiBiMi, stat wa -
yanrni viii be forwarded by the Steam Bos Company
Georgia IN their steam Boais TO Augusta, .
soI at the Lowest current rate oi irtiEht. f
In addition boai powe Company alIea
possess, they have un,i.r construction nl
boat ~ UNUSUALLY light drait ~ water high eot bun
expressly viii, view To ensure pronipt uaiisIaiion
Goods, III all stages oi Tie river navigation.
GoOus marked Ia. OF tlit country agr
ing Augusta or Hamburg, aru forwarded by lie As,iaa
there 10 tltir hual Il. riinai,On.
Shippers may rely upon having the 0ter u ilcir uois
carefully looked 10 ~ Ss, aiiiaiL
bills o. lalins advising tic shipment VI goods, and
lttter advising whether insured, ami 10 what ptit sil,ui
always accompany the same or b. schi BY matt
Parties who have been the habit III Forwarding n,tf
ciandzet 70 The interior OF Georgia by this line and jftti
Ing TO tlio care Of r. NJ Goodwin, viii please take noiiss
that the conexOn o thai gentleman with this Coinl,asy
having ceased, all future Hiiois should b. al
Dirt used 10 M
VIZ. WILLIAMS, Agent, savannah, Ca
RspEHEsogs
MtsslE Taylor A Merrill,
e Josiah Marcy A son. :.
tooill,e A Company ~ ioiA
.| t,s- L. H. brigham, Lsl
E.t.tH Hawts, Gray A Co, Bosom
Henry sloaii, EsI., Piniadephia.
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FuRNITuRE! FURNITyRE.l

A Il the Second street CABINET WAKEROOMS, No, Isl
II South Second street,. MOUNT having large and
splendid assortment of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand, comprising rosewood teieatete Sofas walnut do;
mahogany do, with plush, satin, damask and fancy hair
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Diyans;
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension, Dining and Card Tables;
dressing Bureaus; WardrObes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Bessads; French do; cured maple
and cherry do; and variety OF others Secretarys Book
cases, marble tops; mahogany Waslsands Hat Racks,
plain and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs with hacloh, plush and damask seatng likewise
cane seat Chairs Of all patterns, with an extensive
ment of every article in our line OF business.
Country Merchants and others especially invited IL
call and examine stock Of Furniture every article
which Is manufactured by ourselves and will be disposed
Of on the most reasonable terms.
nrtS -lyd. 3 4. . . /.
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NEW York HOTEL,
No. TAI. Hroalyya New York.

J. o. MONNOT, pRorhtkroh
THIS HOTEL, situate Ia the upper and fashionable part
81 Broadway, has been ,narEsfi n0w ~ b. ils
mosi extensive that exists, .-
The convenience, beauty, and salubrty " H. position
have heretofore caused liz 10 be W nnno,
ozed by permanent residents VI The city ssclne the
travelling public nun participation la is raniotis
0ESiensne additions have been made, however, with q
view 10 se apart for transient visitors suits III parlurs and
bed rooms, 10 be retained al all lot them
Families from Altar will ind the rhnics Accomo-
every attention will be paid render I, IA attractive 10 ie
transient visitor las proved 10 hosc wbd residing In
The vicinity OF New York, have constantly, open
Ing. honoretl II with their selection, combining ali ir
iuxres Of tie best European hotels, with The anaess
Of is lora alton oet9 ~