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TINOR SALE OR REHT.-Two houses 9th, between
Il and M streets north large two-sory brick,
with cellar and back buildings, pump OF excellent water
in the yard, and large side lot attached the other
frame, two stories high, with back building, containing
eight rooms For terms, apply 10 Il. JONES,
MAY l9--tf [lnt.l On the premises
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49, FOR RENT, three-story brick house. plea SANITY
Hsa situated street, north side between 18th AMI
1 18th streets it is very conveniently arranged HAVING
parlors, dnngoom and pantry the first floor spa,
kitchen the basement, seven good chambers and
large garnet, and pump the yard Possession given
about the 10Th October. For terms, &c. apply on the
premises to ta WIN. TYSON.
Sept, 30-eod3t*
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For any number Of words ten, and not exceeding
twenty, double these rates; and up hundred
words-any that number being chageabe at
two-thrds of those rates.
Southern editors will perceive that by having the news
teegraphed from Boston and put into the mail at Rich
mond, they will gain TWO ENTIRE DAYS. In the same
manner they may gain from New York; and virtually
one from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Eastern editors will likewise perceive that, by having the
southern telegraphed from Richmond, they may gain
one tco, three days, according their respective oca-
tions.
public promptly and impartiay and they will not hest
discharge from their service any who fails in
that duty upon satisfactory evidence OF his default
AMOS KENDALL, Agent, &c
WAsulNGToN, July g. 1Si7-T
p. S. Since the foregoing published in the Union,
learn New York and Boston company decline the
arrangement Messages from the south for Boston cannot
be sent. therefore, without prepayment in Richmond
81
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+ AND FOR sALE.-Iao acres of Iopd rrontinx on the

| AND FOX sALE.--Iao acres OF land fronting on the
IL Rockville turnplke within mile of the George
town corporation llne and north of land of Mr. John
Green, embracing several beautiful sites for building, well
wooded and watercd 1t VIII be sold together divided
to suit purchasers.
Also 10 acres the road, being the meeting house
lot ana which viii be divided if necessary into parts
Also 30 acres OF excellent land adjoining Tennay Town.
and Immediately north of Mrs Syess farm, well wnerrd
HE above lands most convenient TO the markets oil
the city and Georgeown; and in order TO close the sale Of
them, they will be disposed of very reduced prices and
accommodating AuUlv either to Richard Smit4
o Charles ]. Nourse. Oct. 3-Iawt
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rTuIE written sgnature the only safeguard egains,

CONFERENCE.-The public attention invited and pHr-
tculay referred the advertisement setting forth the
style OF labelling and the putting DR. Beckwits anti
dyspepc and dinner pills. Also to that OF DIR. DyoPs ap
proved anti-bious pills. both of which,, it may be seen,
are protected from being counerfeed 10y the only safe
guard be depended upon-the WRITTEN SIGNATURES of the
proprietors on the label OF each box OF pills
All others which may offered for sale by unpTincipled
surely base countereits and VIII be rejected
such. The pills that the hands OF persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged Tor such
as have the written signature of the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwhs antidyspeptc
and Dyous anbious pills, is vested in the hands OF t.
W. Dyott Sons, OF the Columbian College, No l32 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who will any orders
for the same.
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish to be fur
nshed with the genuine pills. will be, applied the
LIBERAL terms. by applying ~ above Nav l-T
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Total lives insured liz
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY Secretary.
CHARLES De SEEDING, No. ii Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w p. JOHNSTON, M d., corner OF and It'll streets, ply
stefan Sept PAW IIn
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AND ALL MATERIALS MANUPAcTuRED
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO-
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nassau and IAN streets, New YORK.,
(AN be had at eighteen per cent deduction from old
~ prces--The undersigned respectfully INFORM the old
patrons OF the type and stereotype foundry formerly known
James Conner and more recently as Conner Cooke s.
and the public IN general that they prepared TO execute
orders Tor printing types presses chases, cases. imposing
ink iraes and every other article necessary to ior
complete printing establishments, favorable terms
and of good quality any other establishment in the
United States.
Borders cuts brass rule and all other articles manuac.
tured establishment at the reduced
New articles got up TO order ON being furnished with pat
The type this establishment is both in the style OF
face and the material OF which II Is made, particularly
adapted for service in newspaper printing.
All kinds Of stereotype furnished e,,,,,,,r . 49,
q A Brown HoIlapds.-We have in store
mon srticls $3.50 ID, CLAGETT 81 CO,
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LADIES, SCHOOL.

LADIES' SCHOOL.
'EIiE SCHOOL on street, recently taught by Mrs
l. Cruikshank and daughter, will be opened Monday,
October B. under the direction of Miss l.. Wadeigh- Miss
w is from New England, and has been for several years
successful teacher in the first schools in New Hamp
SHIRE and in Offering her services to the people OF this city,
pledges herself spare efforts TO merit the patronage
that may be bestowed upon her All required aud will be
provided is the purpose OF the principal TO render this
school interior to in the city.
Thorough instruction VIII be given in the English
branches and ancient and modern languages all OF
which will be taught according methods approved and
practised by the accomplished teachers New Eng
land.
Competent teachers of music and drawing are engaged
English ss 90
Languages, extra 200
Drawing, - 800
Music, Z" ~ 90
The bestof references may be hadon application p G.
Johnson, 18th street. July 26-2awtf
ID ICH Fall silks, Csshmeres mousseiInes, Quadrille
IL and silk plads, this day received by
Sept 7-uf WALTER HARPER ~ co,
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WoRTilINGToS G. snETrIES,
.Yff0r,,sy and (D.o,selsOy.-Uf- Lar,

TN ID MOsELY. Unted States Attorney, Will attend
i the several States and federal held Nash
Vile.
Particular attention paid the collection of claims.
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mail OF the United
States from the close OF navigation TO Both June 1850,
Inclusive in Michigan will be received at the Contract u
flee Of the Post Office Department, in the city of Washing
ton, until g. M Of the st day Of November, 1917, be
decided on the same day, to wit:
No SSl From Michigan city, Indiana, by City West, 10
Chicago, Illinois, 60 miles and back, daily daring snspen-
sion OF navg CATION
Leave Michigan city daily at g. M, arrive at Chicago
same day by I, p. IN.
Leave Chicago daily at ], "a. m, arrive at Michigan city
same day by 4, p. m.
NOTES
Each proposal should he accompanied by guaranty,
signed by one or more responsible persons in the following
manner, WIS
4" The undersigned guaranty that
II his bid for carrying the mail from be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall into an Oh
legation prior the day Of Decerbo merit with good
and sufficient suretes perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
master, other equivalent testimony that the gnaranos
OF property, and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be the department sealed en-
dorsed . pronosaIs for routs No aTsl in =" and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination
and the and conditions which the contract is be
made, see the last annual advertisement
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
Sept l4--w4w
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( ~ applied TO the manufacture OF Soap
~ and candles, Ho engravings, by Campbell Mor6t
The American IN Paris, by John Sanderson vols
Tams Fortnight Ranbes, and other poems; by Thomas
MacheIar, author OF Droppmgs from the Hearts
No. III, Dombey Son.
Thierss Consulate and Empire, port7
Sept. H. r. TAYLOR
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Aug 10
Magnetic Telegraph.

ITO, MERCHANTS, EDITORS, &c, &c.-Morsses
tween Richmond Virginia. and all The principal cities
Pennsylvania; Buffalo, New York; and Portland, Maine
The mail from the south reaches Richmond about
o'clock, and the mail is not distributed in New
York until about O'Clock, p M, the next day, and in
Boston about o'clock the succeeding morning.
On the other hand the mails that leave Boston during the
day up o'clock in the evening, reach Richmond at o.
D. M, two days afterwards.
A message telegraphed from Richmond at o'clock IN
the morning the arrival of the southern mail, will reach
Boston minutes its may be attended to-
and an answer returned Richmond in time be put into
the mail going SOUTH at 81 IN the evening OF the same day.
thereby gaining FOUR ENTIRE DAYS.
In like manner, THREE BUSINESS DAYS may be gained
between Richmond and New York, and TWO between
Richmond the hand and Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Washington on the other.
To enable merchants and others to avail themselves OF
this gain, it has been arranged that messages from New
Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston and other southern
cities addressed postage paid) Telegraph Office
Richmond Va" shall be forwarded without prepayment
of the telegraph charges it being understood that the wr
will make arrangements with their correspondents in
the cities for payment delivery. If not paid
for, they will be delivered; will any more mes
sages be forwarded for the same party without
The charges upon message exceeding ten words,
exclusive of the signature and address, foows-vz
From Richmond to Washington 80 cents
Ra r,nr
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4 UGUsp REPORT OF the Mutual Life Insurance Com
IA pany of New York, No So Wall street.
This institutions during the month of August issued one
hundred and seventeen new policies, viz;
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Transatlantic Medical COLLEGE,

Winchester, Va.
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VXTATERED mOREENs.-We have received 30 pieces
w watered moreens in drab, black, and lead, suitable
for skirts. -
Sept E-3df D, CLAGETT Co'
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r ~
Under THE head may be- c.sssrd psIi,slon Of The
heart uc doloeuN face acne neuralgia tooth ache, in
digestion. melancholy. hystrrc.. and facI every OLE
caused by the sharp, biunE acrimonious tumors i
Giisng me the nerves receive The morbid impress
siuu IRON lhr stomach. rather om NE blood, though
sgrucy II The stomach gnd digestive orgsns and a.
through oher parts OF the body apparently The seat Of
the disease SIN 10 l. caused By he morbid Impressions
convey "a from The blood BY The nerves IA thai pSrL
few doses Of Or SNEETSERS PANACEA viii soon
The pseu thst he hss The cure n bic posseson
ERYSlPELAS, OR ST. ANrHONY'S FIRE.
This 81 tnasmmsory disorder, slSHys attended with
more less pain IL proceeds from fOu Acrimonious hu-
mors lod ged In blood and dJid srgllg The LINES
and lace causing extreme pain ami fevrrsi ali sppca-
Hons he surface Than useless hey only
tend % throw ,he s-ssc In other part and per
hsps cause death Bleeding "a Lkewise Improper. To
cure the disease you gel nd " he cslsei only
sr- 10 get he fou huuors cat ~ your blood, and you viii
b. well in dsy. DIX SWEErSEkS PANACEA,s tho
rough puriher ~ he blood vii search Oui every mrury
In ne more remote paris % he body snd -Xpe 70 through
Inc medium % The bowels There IL vein artery,
tnu.cle arorsan % the entire framework 81 uSu ths DR.
SNVEFTSFRS PANACEA does lol improve. TO lake %
when sou well Is 10 keep well and "heu sek 10 be-
come well
Dr. sWEETsER'S FANACEA being composed only
OF svegetsbis maler medical herds and warranted on
osuh a. containing not o0e particle OF merenrs mineral
chem ca substances 10 found 10 Dc perfectly haihrss
10 he most lender aye the westess frame under say
stage q human suffering he mos essSns and benign 10
is op.rsion that Ofered 10 ne Word md ~
The zine The most certain In searching oll the root
Of any compliant however deep and VI performing cure
Prce - per bottle. six bottles for - SOC ~hole-
sale AID retail by WYATT 4 hErChAM, ~ Fullonst
NoricEA orders and letter. OF business mIsa oe al
dresses, pest pad sNEET>ER co, bSluaofe Nc 90
No Sarntien given to unpaid stlcrs JJo -inro1
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DEATH or JUDGE DURFEC.-We perform n most
painful duty la announcing the death Of hon job D1riee,
Chief Justice of ,hs supreme Court who expired yes
ferday morning At O'Clock at his residencen Hvertnn
judge Durise hss ioug held prominent place In the
public Of the state. He was elected Repre-
sentative to Congress 10 1871 and again IN ls2 and upon
tho rosisnstnu 4 Judge Eddy IN 1883 was elected
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court which Office,
although until recently OF annual election, he continued
10 hold until his death. He aware OF the change
which awaited him and his last words were, have
endeayored through lite To do what thought 10 be- right
and ready 10 die" Judge Duriee was 81 years OF
age. Providence journal 2dh.
LIGHTNING AND The TELEGRAPH WIREs.-A
story going about the papers 10 the effect that Prof
Olmstsd has said IN the Neo HareH Journal that In his
opinion, shall have very heavy thunder showers
hear of lightning striking, ne long have tee
graph wires spread the earth. Now II 50 happens
that Prof Omsed has not given such opinion as that
imputed 10 him and the editor Of the Journal has stated
that his correspondent was not the Professor We be-
leve however that the writer used the initial O which
Prof Omsted generally spponds 20 his srtces-sud
mere probably originated the mistsko
New Haven Palladium
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITkm-.


WEDvEsDAr, July y.
~ The CITY Is dense with strangers The ho-
,s,, ar, o,.raoses ss huHdrsd and frty too pTsoas
arrived q, the Astor House alone yesterday, filing the
p,uo., capacity Of that noble from .urre,
10 foundstion-stone
I,tru,h the Asor House with its Eve hundred nhsbit.
ant. complete village IN itses village where
b,,rsry regulations prevail required TO enforce
der bot the rules Of courtesy and good breeding
are all sufficient for the preservation Of harmony, and
where the Interchange of hes graceful charities
pn.hes general hsppiness.
OF the crowds thst enter and are registered 10 the
house true, but few remain long The most come
Ike shadows; so depart" multitude renewing the
order Of Impression egression endle'sy sui all re
main long enough admire the beautiful order that eH'
i,ts throughout the estsbshmsnt-oog enough 70 sp-
precis,e rs various and inini,able eHcellences
AMERICAS IssrrrU1E-We are gratied 10 learn
that the Annual Address before this society is TO Be de-
Hvered this yesr BY Mr. Fletcher Webster Unless We
are mistaken hs dstng isher has preceded him
IN the Office nr. Clay and other eminent men have
performed the grateful task know and alvey, 70 tie
satisfaction q large audiences.
Mr. Fletcher Webster is an easy writer and fluent
and graceful speaker He has not inherited h fathers
s,yls nor certainly bis immense Intellectual powers
Bot he is nevertheless, young gentleman Of much
more than ordinary ability aud has faculty Of
enunciang his views Ia attractive and impressive Ian.
gusge We are sure his address will command entire
satisfaction
I'LL, sf.f ~ tEa NJ
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PoLIcE-Pbilip McCrady, James Smith and Jo
seph Ker were last ught arrested by officers Borden.
Baxter aud Mcfarland of the Seventeenth Ward char
eed with sieslinR hog from George Brown corner Of
Stanton aud Clinton ste They were locked Up---.1ho
mss Mein last night arrested by officer Smith, of
the Eleventh Ward suspicion Of stealing thirty one
dollars from Nc John Carter be was locked up.
William Anderson aiias Bub, was last night arrested By
officer Crozett of the Third Ward charge with obtain
ing money by FALSE prr'ences from an omigrsnt n was
locked up for trial. Tho catn Of the soop Comet
living At the foot Of Thirdst burR riously entered
last uiah and robbed OF clothing and mccoy 10 the vle
IF $40 No arrest Tho trunk OF Mr. Kngsiaud, which
was supposed - have been stolen tOpIn wagon on
Sunday last found by some boys on the Bloom.
ingd.s road. and restored to the owner. 90. Daniel
Jones last night arrested by Officer Kelly Of the
Sixth Ward, charged with knocking down and at
tempting 10 rob Peter Adams st the corner OF Walker
and Center sts. lie wss locked up.
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NJ ARM JOU K n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.



ship Nathaniel Hooper G;rder 81 DAYS I'm Sligo lro.
land In ballast, Hale kimhsl On Lot inst si a. 50,
Ion IS IS spoke RI sehr Harriet 10 ds I'm Liverpool for
II Johns NJ 9Th inst lat - % Ion Al 10 spoke Br ship
Cygnet from Londonderry tor Quebec, 20 days out
OF her PASSENGERS had died during the passage
ship Java, Mscodsok 10 "a fm Havana sugar % Geo
Perry
ship Liberty, Norton, I'm Liverpool June II. mdse
10 J " Philips
BARK (B) Essle. Long IS is I'm Limerick In bsnsst
10 Richard Irwin. Spoke nothing
Bark tPortuguese) Active Martins 40 Dc i'm Rio Janet
TO eofcr. 10 Phillips
Barb (Pru.) Peesnus Tss ~ days i'm CAlsis France
10 ballast, 70 order.
Barb Brl Princess Alice Philips So Dc fm Dublin In
ballast 10 Dennison Wood 4 Co.
Brig Sussex, AIbrs- from Passport Gsh, TO Smith &
boyntOn.
Sehr PenAnnah s Josephine. Young de i'm George.
town Sc lumber, 10 MISTER.
schr New.Nork. Goodsen, days I'm Boston, mdse, 20
Dayton & sprssue.
sehr Pos,OOy, CofDgs from Msohs', lumber, to Bret
q Woes.
schr Nle,ores Wallace from Cherryaeld lumber, to
Smith Roynton.
sehr splonsid CothereD from Cherryaeld lumber. to
Smith 4 Boyn,on
sehr ie0@a Brown. from Cberryaeld lumber, 10
smith Boynton.
sohr Champion. Russell from Nantucket OIL to Cart
wright s. Hsrrisoa.
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rAssRNGeRs ARRIVED

~ sAip Nai4asie Hope from Slis0, Helaad-Mr
White aud lady Misses sarah. Anus MsrgareL sophia
EnI ,heth aud Olivia White. Master John White Miss
Msry Henry Geo Griffith, Es4 snd lady Mrs Galbrsi'h
and 81 Ia sieersge
H. sAip lara FROM Harana-Mr Hart Mrs Osniel
Hart Miss Rebeccs Hart Master Alex Hart MI Enoch
Bsrnam OF Boston.
~ sap Ltboly. from L'r1POoi-Hcnry Davis Esq pa
In steerase. died on passage.
h. bark Eagle, from LtaerieS-M's Mary Ryan, Miss
Aun Ky an, and "a in Storage.
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VIOLENT ASSAULTS Mr. Abner N. Birdsey,
a respectable citizen Of Brooklyn, returning home
Monday night h. violently assaulted by gang OF
villains and Of them by az Of stephen Bgrnes
gave him a cut across the nose. Officers H'ter
and Brennan were soon the spot and after great
sstsnce Byrncs finally arrested hut not before h.
had violently assaulted officer Brennan Fined and
sentenced 10 20 days imprisonment the fret charge
aud required 10 give bail la $3.50 % appear At General
Sessions on the charge Of assauIdng the officer.
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Eeaal Notifies.
NOTICE To CARTNIEN

NOTICE TO CARTMEN 90 Renew heir Licenses.
4 ..r...s IL nI s
Csrs s1s Cs-fmen passed fh- 10Th day - August 1855
Sec A.. Lic-nsesio Carm sha4 expire on De lssi
MnrdsF 90 Jul after The date hereof
SEQ Frery r-r.1r 0r receiving biz Lirrrfe a Cart
mar sraI r.T 1 t- MAYOR fIf The n Poe City The
sun 8fv, dollars and m c-ofs and upon nc rel-Vsl
ofarF Cartuar- License l1 person shall sg, as -f1re
"a .. it- a1r ri ff.y r-ltk
n conformity herewith, tte Carmen are hereoy re-
CURED to fe1ew ll-r Licences - te Nsyors Or-, y
s % commerce On Monday the - day of August 1871,
a. I0 oc1ck M-four asses each day, in succession,
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CkOT0N hUsh made ifVn .,oodyvN's pslert Me-
I.llic kubber fuf sale by me Ne~Sk India Rubh~f
M.nuf.curnx Co Which warranted ecaa 10 suy Ia use
rb- price bring much ess than lrsth-r gives the pre-
frr,pes over 81 osheus Persons desiring sTuo- Of
Hos, .h.l "a per ecty rghl and BOT sneeed BY beat
eold when sfrns "a and oars6ty repaired are invited
The sboys named ~ oaS ssers, - hsisen soc
Hev-Yeft- W
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DEATH rs THE ARMS OF LIFE--On Monday a.
ternoon IN one OF the alleys the old Brewery
rnis.rahy bsggard So for Of the afternoon,
on a block OF WOOD leaning sgainst su empty bogshead
She had an infant child In her and csressng
a. although she seemed feeble and helpless ~ her OF
spring Darkness came aud she Ia the same place.
Some charitable individuals discovered her unhappy
plight end resolved 20 give her shelter for the night
On approaching her they found that she was asleep sud
tbs child In her arms dtad.
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V~S CONEN ISLAND FERRN.-The
=. - 80 sudd and comrodious Steamboats,
AMERICAN EAGLE. Capt Power, will
run regularly ColeT sand durng the season landing
NJ F1rt Hamilton as fol'oSs:
THE EAGLE, liyl6 2mo,'
Iarrng p,-r W ], y y. NJ BOZ A. II and Gnd Z. NJ
Tering Corey l,lnd n llt A. VI and u and IS + ".
n sdciion to the Shove trips The EAGLE will make cn9
trip o. Fort Hamilton 40 h- morning. leaving The Cly az
O'Clock returning leaving Fort Hamilton At oclocS
- .sOTIEE.-sTATEN ISLAND FERRY.
u ss g--t. on 4nd sf.er Sunday. April a. the setl-
- >'hoats STLPH ard STATEN ISLANDER
vii. nm as follows until farther notice
Leave Stasn Island 80 IS ., 100, II \. Nj . 3, B,
r.7.P.N
Leavs Nav-York ai :. ., no. n, 4. Nj ard g 10 MIN
.s.. ANA rf ais
49, CHE STEAMBOAT EUREKA can
. -. 'e hired lor excursions Tho boat 10 80
'i'-i long. sud Is sO slrsGTet As % stord
more deck room than usual. Apply 90 d ROCNN ELL,
on board foot of Besch.sL Norh River. All persons se
forbid trusting ay one sccJunt of SAID boat without
ALI orI-r frn.n o.. Carl.r. Is21 fCitAugit
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T. - Sotre !. hereby gwen o. The reslves sid
nsxt OF KIN u MARGAREr COLLi5AN, ale OF BE CITY
% Ne.- YorE d-c-s.-i ana wl1 Is alleged i1 rsfe ds1
iHe,sir hs The -a-cs 20 the said r estate n ne h2naf
u NJ Pubic Atmiai.tstof viii te sin 1lsiere al as
pcsed of by him according % e. unless ilo sane -
clsined hy sWfIl executor or sdmlfIslof " nc
deceased ~ ne ., dsy yf July r-xtDaed NV orr,
Juiy I, lsf7 JAMES . IdAlER,
~ szrtS Pgkse Aes1lfusIor
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- To lIANUFACTTRERS OR MACHINIsrS.
a. Fore or t0 ease large new, tlr-e-s0fy build
irg 50 by S. with ~ horse power engine. boiler.
sn8Nug. bth-s drills vices and al the Necessary fixtures
and apparatus f1r comp ete machine shop Imsy with
slight Xpen.e be adapted to an0s. any kind Of marfC-
tuning purposes lt. slllA.ed tbs center o. business
in thriving and p-s,aut borough of Norwak, distant
about ihres hours sail from NrwYork and enjoying
every fr frequent and expeditions communication with
thst cry eitferby sOop steamboat, stage railroad the
New Y1rs ana Nevaveu Railroad tu The course of
,uucliou running within a mile of the prem,res The
building well the machinery 10 good condition
having been used bus short time A. machine shop, f0ul
dry ant scrsF factory ADpiyt ins slJscr1er % N1f-
walk. fBr0fI .. A. LATTFY.