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y. X. BARLOW,
Late n the firm Of Losing & Col
Book aud job Printer.
A 4 N.fI.s....


~ Having, for the purpose Of procuring
steam power removed his Office from D. Chamber. 90 q
Chafham-sf aud having added 20 his machinery Of
Hoes Improved Cylinder Presses notifies his friends and
the public that he them IN every style of plain
and ornamental printing such Books Pamphlets Circn-
lars, y -heads. and Handhis tine Wood cuts, On which
branch he still have the counsel Of Messr Losing
Barrti EngrayeIs) All orders for Printing ~ any style
will be promptly attended and he trusts satisfactorily
executed Power press work done IN good style, and PM
ces satisfactory. Give me call. s9bteodis
f2ll-The Celebrated Pain Extractor-(2)
DALLEY'S CONNFL'>.
RI No Merchant or Family should be without this
wonderful Ssve II will be furnished 70 al the most
liberal terms by applying the only place for The genuine
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cuRF OF
RRONCHITIS. LARYNGITIS.

% IIrTIVmfn's HTTe IhT0I,
4 sTHMA AND CONSUMPTION, BY new safe snd
n painless mode of treatment With Notes taken dur
nk several wears residence abroad, under Louis Tous
seau Andrsl Ricord. Chomel, kamadge and others Is,
: ". Hall. NJ ID. ~ Chamhers-st New-iOrk- Maiiing
'vtii' t''' VIZ" RFRFORD co Astor House
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AND CLASSICAL us
r,yIrR,. PATENT

Eth LEXIS ~ tNI 'aiiua-or4 ~. 80 y.
VI safes warranted perfect DID every respect and 20
Afford f protection for books papers, money &c against
los by fire or thieves.
For comparatively small sum any person can have an
insurance office his which exacts neither
notes premiums, and which cannot be broken down BY
a great tre.
der Sales any dimensions required By Banks brokers
Merchants jewelers. for Records or Tor other public
Offices made 10 order An for sale and orders
received a. the Depot IA Water between Pine and 81
IS by lau24 imeod .XM A X MDEN 4 SIN
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CASTLE GARDEN.--TH CHINESE JUNK.
Y keyng the wonder Of the world can be seen tor few
savs longer Admission a cent. sStf
TIL" GREEK >LtNE."-Powers's statue OF the
Greek Slave IS for exhibition, ~ the NATIONAL
Academy OF Design, from o'clock A. VI until lO 7. NJ
Admitance q cents tickets ~ cents eull -tf
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Principal Office 10 Fult0n.ss.
W We refer the Reader to an a

" We refer the Reader 70 an advefisement oi
Df SwAyNE's IN smother column. The wonderful success
OF tins medicine - the test OF It's legitimate excel
enee, and has been owing 70 lis merit INFINITELY more
Than 70 any notorey given 70 II IN advertisements that us
s4es have proved extensive. Dr. >wANNLs COMPOUND
enhtf OF WILD CHERSY the only genuine PTeparanon
III others being merely limitations the Doctors oriS
F1sh,b SIC. Only prepared BY Dr. >NANNE, corner Of
80 NO Mace SIS. fhiA And for sale 10 tins city by
,sS R nm cor Broadway aud John-st; X, A sanos
tss G~,~S = Is Warner, 2O5 BeeckeT-st, J. { Hart
NV ''s''es''' > l. Lewis, 81 Greenwch-si ell It.
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HEAL ALL MANNER or SICKNESS
rTRII UPH- OF s.YOI>G PHN-If :" cont

HEAL ALL MANNER OF SICKNESS"
I,RII uPH- OF "NOI>G HN-1t y contain
i ng irrefragnIe evidences o. the superiority of the
.hrono-Therra system Of medicine approved Dy the
.reafest surgeon thar lived >ir Ashley Cooper
he recer.or u Dr. M0t the treatment Of al diseases
10 which The human frame subject For sale, prce -
cents bv GRAHAs. Tribune Building. kEDFiELD. Gin
ton Hall Reprinted London, BY Olivier, Pail Mall
y BIO public attempt mas been made BY ne , refu-
lar -of.s.i6u 20 reute the arguments upon which tins
system 5 founded Sneers, jeers nuendoes shruss snc
nsnuated obecrons constitute the sole stock IN trade
Of It's opponents who secretly H. calculated 70
bring down the rates Of usance ices hsre 70 Venice
DILL FOGARTY-A tale Of the Fighting Onety.
II oueth. By Harry Rolleker-' Punchs Prlze SoTelsts
are rezul.ry repubshed IN the AGE with al the Illus
frstions To-morows paper Will contain the commence
rneut OF Phil FoSarty.
The Ase IS published every sgr,iay morning AZ Bar
clsyst City subscribers pay shllng month 70 the
csrfer. Country subscribers dollar year n ADVANCE
Sln.is humber. three cents 81 IL
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MEMORANDA.

The packet ship Patrick Henry Tor Liverpool and the
Northumberland. for London, have anchored al the
w Spit on account Of adverse winds
The ship Samuel Russell. for Canton is detained until
to day in consequence OF dragging foul of the sardnisn
sloopof Aurora and parting her chain cable lost
dying jb-boon and other slight damsge Wind NNW.
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On Saferday.
MISS PARDOEs COURT or LOUIS XIV illus
TRATFn

Concluding i.iNfhI Part Price 50 cents
The Heterogeneous materials wia which the author has
hal o deal are very ceveg Sorted snd her style suits The
cha.fv nature of subject better than either Mr. Pres
COTS or Livv's wonid. Miss PsIdoss wos has been Oh
piece vi hole The purpureos rannos az Diaries Cor
re-rordence. Memoirs and Narratives which would serve
- illustrate the Court life of the Great Louis She does
NOT pretend history but call % hy hat name one
will. % lively. interesting aud graphic production
= 3usWF1S IN. Y Churchmsg.
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BOARDING.

DoARD-A suit Of rooms, psrlor aud bedrooms COM
Dmuncatns the second floor also one on the third
floor Of fine large house west of Broadway, near Grace
Church. 10 le furnished or unfinished ~ Two gentlemen
and their two small families also hDe large
room for single gentleman. Applications with real adj
dress uoue other will be uorc-dJ be addressed
box Lac Post ONCE = WIS
Do,RD yANTED-By gentleman and lady IN a
ID rcspec table private family whore other boaIdes are
be up between Broadway and East River
hIs with the full particulars directed 10 We 81 10 a.
this Office wall be met with attention None need apply
unless a. above 80 -
DOARD.-Rooms with board, suitable for gentleman
- aud his wife small family also, one or TWO sing
gent en can be accommodated with pleasant rooms by
applying NJ 81 Welker-s few doors west Of Broadway
40 sis
DOARDINC-To let with board. in sentecl private
ID family large pleasant room with pantry attached
second story. % two gentlemen gentleman aud ms
wife Al East Twentyrstst between Second aud Third
avenues. Also, room to single gentleman so 81
DOARDING.-Furni.hed or unfurnished rooms with
ID arm cold and shower baths, where there are few
bosrders French SPOKEN ma the house. Apply AZ SO
Broadway. sle ..
DoARD IN BROOKIYN-Wsnfed near the Full
ID ton Ferry for gentlcmsn his wife ana -on-a paf9r
and two bedrooms-n family where there no board
ers Apply At ll3 Beekman-s' up stars al. -
DOARD WANTED-For family consisting Of three
ID one child years old who viii furnish the ROOM
Vicinity Of Fourth and Amos sts preferred Address J.
ROY, a. this office. ~ 9us
DOARD-Rooms 10 let. with full or partial board. q
ID required IN private family where there no board
ers Location on the fourth-ayenue near Twenty-hths
The cars and line Of stages pass the door Apply i5
fOurth-ayeuue. - lNs
DOARD-Rooms furnished or unfinished 10 let with
doors east of Broadway so lw'
,I'RAN-IENT BOARDER~ accommodated with
tine large airy the large comodious house -
Liherty-st near brotdwa win sDod DoaIA on IensDir
terms. ~ u. Gentlemen can have permanent board or
meals only. lf required sl N'f
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TO TAILORS.

TO VAllOhS.
I'HE UNDERSIGNED has remaining on hand few
i COPIES of hs celebrated work Cutting, among which
are few copies Chilly soled, but other respects are
perfect which be will sell reduced price IL . deem
ID unnecessary anything IA praise o. the above
work universally acknow edged By the trade 70 be
rhe full and complete Arrangement ever before pup
shed
Pfice Of the book mplete ............-.-..,l0 ~
Do. half bound .t....-+-.s...s.-.... w
DO. slightly s0llct
Adde'S. With remittance. ". H. STINEMETS.
40 imD8W ll3 Broadway. New YORK
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Dr. J. n Ellison, Frankfort, Ky. says.
was induced. from failure of the most potent expec
orant- recommended m our Matcna Medca nsome cases
OF diseased lungs try your PREPARATION Of Wild Cherry
sufficient 10 say that was 80 much pleased with the
result 0f that and subsequent TRIALS that now prescribe
n IN preference All other remedies have been Gu
gagged In active practice OF twelve years and thus the
hrst patent medicine thought enough Oft express
an opinion In writing.
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CIIRIST0PHFR RUTHERF0RD. Iassoses1
DY JAMES VI. MILLER-stors Ne ~ Msasa-
Il door On No. : Liberty Of
FRIDAY, Sept ~

~ dne, next oooI "a NO : Itbeftyet
FRIDAY, sept ~,
80 packages and lcs Of HsFdws and Gallery. csnpus
ing general ssoren Of frssh and desirable Gscds just
imported and Manufactured. consisting In part o. WEEP
snys sxes hoes. trace log and halter ehains
BATS table bats plate hinge cnrrysomhs MILL 40
tes bastard do, hand do drawing knives pad ohssf
cupboard ard trunk locks tea kete Casonns
hoes csnde-ck suffers table knvcs and forks, peekes
cutlery butcher knives shoe and bread do tea ays sqA
Br,snnis. German silver, and tee and tahie
Spoons round and square holts, &c.
The above are fresh soods and in eomrlets order
DYR. 4. KEMP, AuCrloNEFR--store AL Brood
- way. doors above Csnsl-street r. L. x. viii give
his personal attention 10 the disposal Of furniture PIT
dwellings aud stock. Of goods sacticn- Cash sd
Nanccs macc and all Gales nromptly cashed.
WEDNESDAY, Sept IS
Az 10 O'Clock at store i2 Broadway doors above Canslss
OtNreEL tNs>trVRf-R {. KEMP will sell 81 auction
above an extensive sssortmsnt OF rosewood black vel
and mahogany furniture the syles and WORK
manship which will be found well worthy the attention
OF housekeepers consisting Ia part 81 rosewood BLACK
walnut and mahogany bookcases wsrdcbes dressing ba
marble top center table, marble top toilet tables
wash stands mahogany French bedsteads and
cane maple chairs divsns Ottomans, plush seat ohss
mahogany French cribs rosewood psror chairs, sswnG
chars black walnut hall chairs hat trees, cottage and
pie bedseads hair maeses Pasisses dining and break
Fast tables fancy chairs and table, work boxss solar lsmps
girarsioles, &c. - :.
Pt,>o FoRrs At II ocLock-A hTst rare second hard
piano forte made by Firm Hall Pond, may ~ sxsmtned
any time before the sale. -
Ar PRIVATE s,Lr-A very handsome suit Of black val
nut raIlor furniture.
Also elegant rosewood booke..e, custom made.
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NOTICES.


" Ob>epuies of O'ConpeiI.-The ob-equies IN
an he % 49,, IN, -, a. - l.sSe ln 81, eity
by crGorernor senard A. Castle Garden on the III net
HE committee of Arrangements composed = the Dele
gates q numerous >ocefes sd the Executive Committee
o. me Repeal Association have len nothing gnd0ne
parted
The Committee ~ Arrangements respectfully invite al
Societies and citizens from cte. within reach 0
New ors. 70 join the They Will obtain their
place i the line hy reporting % the Grand Marshal
Committee VI Arrangements ~ NJ. william GreeD-s
Montgomery Hall ~ Pfuee-sf on Wednesday evenins
18th int. a. o'clock By order 81 the Committee of Ar
rsngemenfs BARTH'W OCONNOk, Chairman.
CHAsLEs z. sHEa. Secretary. 'ie 3ns'
~ New Episcopal Church.-serviees viii Be held
en- sunday. lh inst n Convention Hail rrsi door A. N.
between Houston and Beeeker, third block west from
Broaa@ay irecflv opposite Public school No N sun
day schools At A NJ snd :. P NJ % Sits
fF- Perfect Holiness II this nifsinsble IA this
100 Fnou-st (5sseneu) y. T. every weekday, from DO
A. " tll r ~ and 90 Sundays % u Jay Brooklyn
tnear Fronil at al hours D.
~ Rev. Moses Ballou o. Portsmouth,. y II. viii
preach n the Apollo Saloon, bruldWay, f0nurruw l-un
day morning ~ loi o'clock srd evening at7. 81 d.
~ Rev. Jno. Early. of Virginia. vii preach ia
The Methodist Church iu hulherY-s near blrfcErr o.
norm" morning Services y commence ~ l'. o'clock 10
- hiIo-Cborean society A-~cuiblie-.-The
members OF the above Assemblies are requested o. attend
meeting a. Tanmanv Hal this i~1furfar evening ~
O'Clock ilt'l By order wy. NJ HOFFMAN. see'y.
- Palestine Encampmcnt, No. q. i. ID. ID. F.
NoIfCF--rhe members y Palestine Encampment
hereby notified 70 attend the regular session u SAD en-
campfnent this Saturday evening. ~ half pest O'Clock
a. their rooms al Broadway for the purpose in addition
their regular business of maxi Arrangements for ~
tending the funeral Of Patriarch Fowler late member Of
this Fnrafurrneuf.
The funeral Of Patriarch Fowler viii be- attended m
the Church ia OTchards near Broome sabbath morning
a. % O'Clock
The PsfTarchs will meet ~ their room, 81 Broadway
r X. proceed
the Church. Paiarchs OF other Encam peufs are M
yed 10 unite with paying The asi tribute Of respect
20 "a departed brother. WIN. BAT TEN. C. p.
J. Pf.sEST SCRIBE. sll u
p Columbia Division No. 10 of :. Of i. sept
d. igf-The members ri the above Division are hereby
notified their Hall corner Broadway and Grand
0u Sunday morning az o'clock. % attend The fuuera "
Brother ;. p Fowler. By order, q. GALPlS, ". j.
T. ITNNi. X. Secretary. sll -
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MEDICINES.
TO SICK AND AFFLICTED.


COMPOUND SYRUP % WILD CHERRY.
NzrF consistently state thar d. Swaynes compound
w syrup OF Wild Cherry has been extensively used IN
the United States for than ten that It's bene
fetal effects have been tested by thousands that invarl
ABLY reaoef cough, and that hundreds Of indyidu
gradually sinking under that nsdi0us attack OF deaths
fell emissary pulmonary consumption have been restored
10 health happiness aud friends by us use, and are now
lynz witnesses Of the curative power ct this remedy
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE
The riches of Life IS Health
DR. SwAYNE: Dcar Nir--Fo the good Of the public, !
feel myself In duty bound testify 20 the great which
your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry performed on me
For my part feel as If everybody ought 10 know IT,
was afflicted with violent cough splitting Of blood, night
.weas hoaseness aud sound Of the voice indicating
alarming OF disease appetite gone, aud my
strength had failed thar my friends ana physician
we're persuaded could not survive days My sister
who was nay anxious csretsker made inquiry where she
would be likely 10 procure the m0st certain relief She
wa told that Il Dr. swsyne's Compound syrup Of Wild
Cherry failed IN the my fe then hopeless. Your
medicine immediately procured aud tho hr-t bottle
gave relief and by the had commenced the sixth
bottle my cough had le me- aud strength was much
improved I'm short IL has made perfect cure Of and
nm ~ this present time hearty man wish, and
have good reason % believe that the Of your medicine
has saved me from premature grave. shall be pleased
b. give auy information respecting my case
Yours with respect, }. NJ REEk ~,
- Chester-st between Race and Nine Phllad.
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w y LEWIS, Anctionser.
S.TORE Isl .-LEWIe 4 NOR

W. y LF W NHcIIOnocf
STORE Is, CuATHAM-ST.-LEwls NOR
SrON will sell Saturday the llth inst Of 10 o'coek,
az National Hail. Canslst ID story, 100 desks suitable fot
schools said desks being frst r<te article having been
made order sample Of which may be seen a. the Aue-
tion Room until tho day OF sale. ~ 5us-
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER at Auction
ID tuesday. sept IA, at n o'clock. AN by T. JOHN
son. the Of A p. Dale, 2z7 Pesrlst $50 cases
boots shoes aud brogsns. adapted 10 the Fall rrads
Also leo sides oak tanned sole leather prime sll 5tiss
WIN H. JONES, Auctioneer.
BOOTS AND sHOES.-By ID lN0ERSOLL \
DCO-St0re 222 Pesrlst-On Wsdnssdsy, september 10,
At 10 O'clock boots shoes and brosans suitable
for the Southern. Western and city trade.
Also 50 cases mems prime hip pessed boots
Also 80 cases women's seal slippers and buskins
Also 81 mems and boys kip pesesd brogsns slc
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The Exports of Savannah for the year ending
August 81 were 2s6 956 bales Cotton 3759 Casks Rcei
and 73 ss feet Lumber against during the previous
year. 1869 bales Cotton. J2li7 casks Rice, and
ls5s,6 GA feet Lumber.
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DtLMO'~.-Fsrewelv visit Of the celebrated RANEL
l. FAMILY MONDAY EVENING. September 10. the
Performance viii commence with an Overture hy the Or
chesfra t. BE- followed BY s1desiie cscd the THREE
FACED FRENCHMAN-Rsn Jaci Beauiour. Gabriel Rs
well English Jockey. John Seton. rhcfrsc, Mrs Watts
Afer which daring and elegant achievements ou the
Tight kcre hy Francois kavel. and Leon JtVrlh
lnfen..nn OF n MINUTES To conclude with the comic
panf'milne 81 NOL-At-NENr-or .ht OF Adventures
in which Gabriel Rayel VIII sustain the character
of Aui-sl-N TENT
Tickets - cents all parts Of the establishment inciud
the abe o. be had from ln % the box Office
Doors omen AZ n performance commences
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BOOK TRADE.
HARPER g. BROTHERS

sLMFLE STORY. b Mrs INCHBALD'
Price - cents
ADMIRED the CELEBRATED NOVEL called
he SIMPLE story. vhru first read n. ard rcsd-
ln1 Do sxsn. Wnch have done uifh .r-af interest and
pleasure. u0t ess Inclined thnk 10 deserving
hsh reputation l j. rch passages of amusing sprs hi-
Illness. aid oi great interest and pafhos'
Misc Joanna Bsille.
RANDOM SHOTS AND SOUTHERN BREEZES.
: vols limo paper covers Is cents each.
series u desurory Notes and sketches srr Shflv
and rqlauf By and intelligent observer darIrs
tour through the southern >fafcs Ths volumes viii be
found excellent Summer reading
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SCHOOLS.
RIO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

ITO PARENTS AND CT ARDiAN-.-Ihe Pm
cinaI III A select school tn which the number Of pupils
il ftedl situated 100 the vicinity of Fouueenth-st. and
Eighfhavenue viii receive * boys for the purpose 81
completing hs complement Of scholars early posi-
be- M the low dollars per quarter an ads ance
They will be- instructed the usual English studies " nm
the Latin Greek and French Languages, II required
About four BOYS Will also be taken and instructed n the rlc
menfary branches four dollars per quarter. Able
ssfsnf- are engaged the Classical and French depart
meufs Parents addressing line 90 Instructor A. this
office will be- waited on by the Principal, who will more
fuIly explain his views 81 oleoa
COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL. lNsTl-
school !. now open Parents respectfully invited u
examine ifs claims o. patronage
N 5tiseod. GEORGE 4 ROGERS Principal.
MRS. VI. W. MASON and Mr-. &. G NORTHs
WI School for Young Ladies L. Second - fourth door
from the Boweryl will be Ie0pened Monday, sept
s6 lwis'
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MAGIC AND vENTRILOQUIsM.

SlGNOR BLlTL has the honor 20 announce thh ne
Csil ave his much admired performances GA MON
DAY, sept Is. and during the week. 4 TIE SOCIETY
LIBRARY. consisting Of N.fursl NsEic and Neuiril0-
quism. initiating toxrn different voices
Doors oren e. O'Clock Performance o commenced y
price.
Anernoon performance or "Wednesday aud SATURDAY, At
o'clock ~ iWis'
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


FRIDAY. r. NJ.
The rumors Of good news from Mexico which
we're circulated in Wall 1t in the morning bad favor
stle effect upon the market and when the whole
became generally known there was good deal Of &C
tlyy In Treasury Notes and $4,000 sold from
w 10 per cent. prem showing an improvement of
per cent The market generally felt the influence of the
prospects of peace. The transactions at the Board were
large sud the fsncies all higher After the Second
Board. however Norwich fell OF o53
In the Exchange Market the sales are small. re.
mitsers being unwilling meet the demands of drawers
Tho beat signatures held at per cent but good bills
can be had at q dsi Francs 27i as 25 We think
II wss rather esser to buy bills day than earlier in
the week
The Freight Market continues quiet bat firm
Flour nominslly 2s to Liverpool Shipments OF Cot
ton are making at 1924. Naval stores 2s. Cd ass to
Liverpool and London.
The stoppnge of Prime, Ward & Co. still forms
the staple Of conversson In wsst 1t supposed tina,
sone of the parties who have bought bills OF them may
be embarrassed but lar can learn there Is no
danger Of any failures 1t reported that one
interior banks had deposited with this house
than its capital We ud inquiry tina, this is not
The Rank in question has 100000 half it's amount of
esoi,a on deposite with Prime Ward Co. and against
the lose whatever it may result in, has surplus OF
$4,000 We learn that the Albany Banks Will continue
to receive the notes OF the Bank alluded TO-
The following notice has been issued
The firm of PRIME WAnD & Co. IL composed OF Mr.
WARD PnINE Mr.. SAMUEL WARD and Mr. JoHN
" Ard who was also a partner of the firm of JOHN
WARD & Co Hence the following notice and adver-
tissment:
Notiee-JoHN WAND this day retires from the firm Of
JOHN WARD Co. JOHN WARD.
New York 9Th September 1s47
Hotice-Mr JoHS WARD having this day retired from
the firm of JoHN WARD Co tho business will be con
pued by the subscribers the remaining partners OF that
arm under the firm of WARD & Co.
WIN q. WARD.
NATHAN T. CARRYL.
NewYork 9th September, lsi7.
Gov French OF Illinois has arrived in town, for
the purpose Of carrying out the law passed at the last
session of the last Legislature providing for the re
funding OF state Debt .
The receipts on the Old Colony Railroad were,
for week ending 1917 1870 increase.
August - .......$i3o9 s27l2 Sl597
September 4........ 4279 1850 l693
The work OF cOnstructing the Saratoga and Wash
ineton Railroad is progressing with the utmost expe
diton Ten of the seventeen miles between Saratoga
and Fort Edward graded snd ready for the super
structure a. also six Of the twelve miles between Fort
Edward and Fort Ann. The line from Fort Ann 10
Whitehall 10 under contract and alive with workmen.
large establishment in Troy is engaged In rolling
The iron for the rails
There were exported from Great Britain to the
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~ ~ Was ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new in
NeHe1 - anu >eaips are the most perfec, and natural
specimens o. the art OF Wis-uakns The pnSc are in
.s NJ , ~ "a "a ~ ssseitinent manufactured only by
the address ~ -
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IEDICNL am FOR .TRNNGER-.-i

4'IGRE6ORl for many years past has confined himself
ohce practice, consulting physician aud seon
Strangers and others who may happen % need professional
services will do well % cousH him. Ills residence i .
R0oses elt-si few doors from Chaiham-sL sll lt-