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Single do. do. do.
Double .Acting Force & iN Pumps
Single do. do. do.
The subscriber is still ready to supply the pub
lie with the right kind of machinery. lie has
introduced Double Ram of his own invention,
winch will lift water from we'll, spring or res
crvoir, any depth not more than 80 fl. beneath
the level where it works, end then throw il to
any desirable height. This is an entirely new
invention, and produces the effect by the simple
imp Use and conclusion of the water and atmos-
pheric pressure. There is no rotary friction, and
nothing to wear but three supple valves; and the
cost is very little more than that Of the single
ram, which; while It is much more complicated
throws only part of the alter used As the propel-
ling power.
The SINGLE RAM is improved ma erially from
those first used in this county
He has also introduced donble-acting Force
and lift pump, off very superior kind. 1t will
liltlne water from any well of any depth and
throw il to any height required, say 10 a bath
room in any part OF Il house, or 10 the garden IN
Vie form o. "A jet.
lso, single pump, much cheaper than the
above, hn' wnlch will only RAISE water 30ii. Tins
pump suns well ~ towns and viliages-ii saves
the dtggIng oi other wells, AS one good well bv
the placing oflca"en pipes from IT t. the places
where the water is wanted, will supplya dozen
fanuiics.
The above machines are made of durable ma
tcras, such as iron, copper, brass and lead, and
are warranted.
On hand and for sale, patent trost-protected
hydlants that will not freeze up, lead pipe OF all
sizes, and earthen and cement understandable pipe
for ronvpvinJ water long distances.
All orders and enquiries addressed to me at
Elkton, Md, will receive prompt attention.
J. l.. GATCflEL.
n. B. The best references can be given on
appIication-it would be expensive to give them
here have done worn IN Phia Lancaster and
Chester Co, Pa New Castle CO., Del; Wash
ngton d. c.; Fairfax co.. Va; ana in lar
ord Queen Annes, Kent and Cecil Cos. Md;
and refer confidently to any man for whom
have ever worked, or to any one who has seen
my work. J.L u.
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s;iEpMAN's OLUsAoNIAN,
NiL.HaALTIla BALsAM

f. this inva lua bic treasure, which has d0Hr more
during the past six months in relieving the above
diseases, than any other remedy IN the world.
,l,his i, no humjur, nor is any deception practi-
Sod as the testimonials are lett at the office tor
the inspection ofnl who may wish 10 SEQ them
Over THREE THOUSAND PERSONS
Have used this Great rcnndy in the city Of New
Yori; alone since the Goth Of March last, and no
complarnt has ever yet been made concerning it
effects: on the contrary, all who have ever use
it. speak Off in terms Of uncluaIle praise, an
umony the number OF cases which have been tired
cd by the Oosaoninn arc to be found many ota
TIE MOST .9STOhISHktIi CURES
On record. Read the following, and some Of
YOUR doubts concerning the efficacy Of this reno
ty may be removed.
Mrs Willy. the wife off. Wilby, Esq. residing
at 1873 West 18th street, was given up by the
two ptvs,cans who attended her, and left to die
Every duy was expected TO he her last Her
d scasc was pronounced consninptlve, ami during
or sickness she raised very large quantities of
.ood. Her cough was inccssant, her weakness
I'D clnariation very great. After using the o!'
aonau, or Al-lIrhimg Ra!aAm, a snort time
he was entirely relieved, and Is now attending,
. her iIn.y duties tnout the mouse, where tho:e
who DOUBT can cali and sec her they feel suiiI-
cicn;ly Interested
.qrtcmas RAYMOND, who resided during his
sickness at $50 Madison street. but nas SINCE re-
moved to Providence, r. l., was attended by
ofthe best physicians in the city They alicnd-
ed him the better part Oh three months and gave
up his case as hopeless, They pronounced his
disease an Abccss or liberation OF tue Liver,
and ScrufIa otthc Lungs. hey told him they
could not help him; and lat lac must die, as "a
Lungs were entirely gone. He had Il ntonSirnus
tuntour in the SIDE, which was Opened and avs
discharged over three pnts OF matter from Tie
Liver, exactly resembling that raised from ire
Lungs lie was persuaded by his friends TO I
the Oiosaonlin, and after using two bottles was
entirely restored
We would ruor all who doubt the Authenticity
ofthis ,aFa to MIR. isaac lahagh, y fnrtoIk ST.,
VIII, visited Mr. Raymond during his slrknc.a,
and was familiar with his treatment.
4 HL.tURED C.iSES
ecu ii as uniroui,ing in Llcjr commencement,
have ,een cured clteGtaaIly by this great tcn'c y
Ilayr yon tronhlcsomr Cough: DO y"" rais'
Hood: ,rr yol troubled with Asthma, ar ',i.'!.
cuItv and sloriu,s. Of Breathing: htvr FoE ''"@
.iwcals: be rA~tious. DO no: Dc deceived f." d''
means You make use oG G,rr.'i.G
HiGE - rue Eh"EN5.
Soil ia lihton, by VIA. o.ogr., and Dr. II,
II NIhrircll.
March {, fly
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NJ ew Orleans Molasses, prime quality. just
Y received and for sale by
May ~ A. Chandler
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ID laid Muslins for l2 l-2 cts. Just from Phil
4 adelphia, beautiful lot of Plaid Mus Inns for
II - cts per yard. and for sale by
Ju 10 Al J. S. Kcnnard.
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Nngico,

The subscriber Degs leave 10 ininIm Ia
friends and the public generally, lha, h,
has been appointed Constable lnr the 81
Election District of Cecil county. aud !.
now prepared TO do all the bushes, ,ha
may be entrusted 70 him. and hopes b,
strict attention TO business, To merit a
share fpnbllc patronage.
Persons wishing to place business il
my bands can do (" hv leaving hoIr ar
counts with the Magistrates IN NV ab-rur,
WI BRADFORD.
Jn|t 81 lSl7
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to the House formerly occupied by +, A.
Esq next door TO Mr. s. S. Mailit's store
opposite the Court House, where he will cont II
t. keep general assortment of boots and shoes o
the most fashionable style at very low prices.
TIlOS. G.. CROUCH.
P. S. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. 10 Journeymen Shoe & Boot ma
kcls, and 3apprcntccs wanted by the subscrl-
bcr r. &C.
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Hats, CAPS Lad s' Muffs. Roas,
TO MERCHANTS, HATTERS & OTHERS
GARDEN 4 BROWN,
Hat ami Cap Worcho"sc and li'n'J''ctory,
NO. 1875 Market Street,

modernimpruvements 10 enable them to coe
bne the important qualities OF durability, tast
and beauty Of finish with extreme cheapness
price.
An immense and beautiful assortment
Of all varieties and prices of Beaver,
Brush Silk Mol'skn. Russia Cnssl- Hats
mere, Wool Sporting and Ashland Haas
Also, IA general ss"rtuuent Of every va
rety OF Cps. Otter, Fur Seal Hair S"I Caps
Nuskrai, Plain and Fancy cloth every VI Us
style, Red. Black ana Brown Nlo!iaIr, Bods.
Scalelte, Glazed, Oiled Silk and Fur &
Caps.
Ladies' Muffs, Boas, &c, at the very lowest
prices.
Buyers by the dozen or less, are invited to call
and see il is not to their interest to deal with
us.
Particular attention paid to the packing of
Hats, &c.
Cash paid for Muskrat and Shipping filrs.
GARDEN l. BROWN.
No l96 Market Street, below Sixth Street.
Philadelphia. July II. '47-3m
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Amt of Policy and
Rates for Insurance 100 on Single Lie.
Age. For year. For : years, For Lille

Example;-A person agcd 81 years next brit
day by paying tue Compm! 81 81, would st
cure to his family or heirs riJo, snoud he aie IA
one year; ior ,l5 10 he src,rcs 10 them 81 90
or for sl3 60 annually Tor seven years. he Sc
cures to them 81 900 should he due IN seven
years; or for Sl3 60 paid annually during lite "e
provides vi 900 whenever he dies; Tor s6a ~
they would receive $4,000 should he die in one
year
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance
Trusts, &C., may be had aL the Office.
b. w. RICHARDS. President.
JNO. IA Ms, Acluary.
March Is I1-6m
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C>A3i>J==f n 2S 20 m
II EEs,p by

Z 2t's9ADG X q al'sT N.
'7'tE undersigned have established
hen, elves in ilk,on, AT BE- shop in "lhc
Ha}i,@,H formerly occupied By AIR. Sim
nous. whare they purpose preparing to
order. and keeping on hand all kinds
ltlhiu-.t
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Having learned the business III one
he Large cities, they have brought witt.
hen all the arts Of the trade, aud are
prepared to mlka the best ariicles. as well
As the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves. and are under hut light eN-
penses, they can afford 10 sell at lower
prices than the civ shops.
They make such articles as the folio"
":
Sidaboards Centre Tables Secretaries
Bureaus Pier do Sofas
Ottolnans Toilet do Book eases
Cnpbp4rds, Mahogany Rocking chairs. Bed
siLa,5 ofall patterns, PtIllrcd dining Tables &C
In shor, every article in their line, II"
rmatlrr how stylish or costly. or whether
it he Of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
or common pine.
They willalso make collins ofall kinds
aad attend
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Tls H,rring IRWIN nfEars from Ph:'
aielpha. TO- Baltimore, arrive at E.ihioh
AT pas, 10 o'ct"ck. \. N.
Morning Train from Baltimore FOR
?hiladclphio. arrive hrrra! l2"'ctock, NJ
ISiSl.l ElaAe1.
Night train from H,l,imnre, arrives a
ri kton =, before l. O'Clock from Phil.
delphia al before one o'clock.
BENJAMIN WELLS. Agi.
fIav Isl lSl7.
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PRIMO e. SUMNER
e. q o Id S.

aUST received at the old stand neat door
~ the Court House, fresh supply Of Spring
and summer Goods, Consisting III part as tol
lows:
Cloths, "assimrres and Vrsiings. foai-
ngs and Pnntaioon Siufs
French Drap d'etre, Angola Cloth, British and
American rwecds Cashmerets, Plain and Twill
ed Summer Cloth, Croton Cloths, Linen and
Cotton Checks, extra and low priced Linen
Drilling, Gambrocns. sc. sc
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Cotton and Panta!oOns Stuff

NUtiUI uHi l unluiUUHS otull
embracing great variety.
PRINTS, PRINTS!
Comprising every variety ofprice and styles
sbrcSS Goods
New Style Painted Lawns, Barages, Perto'
Cords, BaIzarincs Bombaznes, Mouslin dc Lane
Alpaca, French Chintzes, Cashmeres Victoria
and EArls,on Ginghams, Bingham Lawns.
I'M ~ ~,
Spring and Summer Shawls among which will
be found Rich style Grape, Barage, Monsl'n de
Lame and Thibet mode colours and Black, Rich
Silk ditto.
White Goods.
White Cambria and Jaconett Lace Musllns
Book, Null and SWISS muslins, Plaid Jaconct
and Book and Curtain Muslins.
Net Goods Laces, Ribbonsan Gahoons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Hdkit., and Cravats,
new style Stocks, Linen Goods
Brown and Bleached Cottons, Cotton Osna-
burghs, Plain and Twlled
Cotton, Yarn, Knitting Cotton, Carpet
Chain, Candle Wick, sc. &c.
All nc winch Will be sold on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TORBERT
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H ~ ofdlitd hcrf iret rc"c
~ and for sale by \. Chludlr
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MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, June 24-6 r. M.
There was slight reaction in the stock market to
day and prices improved afracon with moderate sales
At the first board Illinois advanced per cent Indiana
u; Reading Bonds y; Reading Railroad ~; Canton y
Harlem u; Treasury Notes, Norwich & Worcester and
Long Island, closed at yesterdays prices. New York
State SIS fell of a per cent North American Trust a.
Farmers Loan y, and Morris Canal a
At the second board, the market heavy, closing
with Slight decline from prices current in the morning
Quotations for fancy stocks have been pretty well in
fated within the past three weeks and it Is impress
sion that many of them have reached the length OF their
tether collapse, similar to that experienced three
years since may be the result of much greater expan
sion in prices. The money market continues exceed
ngy easy and the rate Of interest rules at five per cent
SO long such condition Of things be preserved
long will tho stock market continue in its present
state but there is danger Of contraction than
any further expansion the part of the banks and
consequently prospect of prices for stocks gene
rally being lower than higher.
steamboat route to Boston will be in operation
next week. via Providence The Rhode Island and
Worcester will be put upon that line, and passengers
will be carried through between New York and Boston,
for two dollars each This will compel all the other lines
TO reduce their fare to the price, and have
doubt but that the competition on Long Island Sound
for the remainder of the season. will be carried to great
extent This outside route Ia intended to operate par
tioulary against the Fall River line but it must affect
more or less all the existing lines between the cities
The law passed at the Hate session of the Legislature
OF this State, authorizing tina Governor to ap-
point three commissioners to adjust and termi-
nate certain difficulties between the (then Mohawk
and Hudson0 Albany and Schenectady and Troy
and schenectady Railroad Companies, was passed by
request Of the latter company it stated that the
Utica Schenectady COMPANY refused 70 extend the
came indulgences and privileges to the Troy Company
that we're enjoyed by the Albany and Schenectady Com
pany thus through" tickets to Buffalo could not be
provided to passengers upon the Troy & Schenectady
road nor could the of this lateral road be run
through from Troy to Utica, they are run through
from Albany to Utica and Buffalo
The Governor empowered IN the premises has appoint
ed the we have alluded thew
ave Instructed to arrange Rdimculty The Commas.
soners are Henry u. GibS'h Of Cansadsigua, Timothy
cbid Of Rochester and Mr. Wilkinson the President VI
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the Auburn Syracuse Railroad The. interest Of all
parties will be properly protected by these gentlemen
The expenditures of this year $a5o279 and last
year for six months Sie7 0s5an increase of $4
3 in receipts and but S5344 in expenses is thus esta
bshed, with net gain Of Ss7,796 for six months A
dividend Of four per cent $4,000, its present CAPT.
tai takes $4,000 leaving $i6aSa Of earnings to meet
interest &c. and form surplus fund The creation Of
$500 shares payable in cash before July 25th
will make aggregate capital Of four millions OF dollars
which regular semi annual dividends are confident
expected by Its managers.
All the railroads of New England have during the first
five months Of the present year been highly productive
and the semi dividends have several instances
been increased. The Ftchburg made five per cent in
February but the company had to borrow thousand
dollars to enable it to pay that dividend which it must
pay out Of the next half years earnings The Worces
ter has made semannual dividend Of nve and the
Lowell, Maine and Eastern, four per cent each The
shares Of all the dividend paying railroad companies
command high premium, which induces MANY to re-
aze under the impression that they rule as high az thew
ever will
At meeting of the stockholders of the Somervle and
Easton Railroad Company, board Of directors was
elected for the ensuing year, of which B. Williamson was
elected President II was determined to commence on
the work this fall
resolution passed the lower house of the Legislature
OF Connecticut Tuesday, authorizing the New York
and Boston Railroad Company (the Air lne) to COM
mence operations when the subscribed
to their stock but providing the bridge shall not be built
till the sum of $4,000 900 is subscribed.
The trade Of Great Britain has during the past
six months possessed vast deal of interest The abo-
ton othe duty upon breadstus imported into Great Bril-
tain since February last and the abrogston of the navi
CATION laws have placed this trade upon different basis
than has heretofore been experienced and have had
material influence upon prices The importstions Of
breadsus into Great Britain have this year passed into
consumption at once and have accumulated in the
warehouses; they have heretofore Inhe returns for
the years 1916 and the imports merely comprise the
quantity entered for consumption while tho returns for
1877 comprise the aggregate receipts for the period
ported.
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a Meeting Of the Mech nIc. and L.borer


ssa,,y snpoyeds the Navy Yari Brooklyn convened at
u Drnkgh Hotel Tuesday evening" 22d instant 10 con-
nde the roprsy of adopting the
building Of of the authorized by late law Of
,on1frss Alderman faron called to the chair: and
hsel Rogers appointed Secretary whereupon the follow
int feambie aud resolutions adopted -
Whsr-ss Congress by late law auho lied the consruc
hoa OF four steamers, and have learned with
rrsle IT'S Contemplated leave New York withoua share
VIII ne other ards although have the frame OF one or
more log here with every fscily for construclon to as
zf esieat least OF the other yards. Therefore,
Resolved. That committee Of from each department.
Dc appointed confer with representatives IN Congress-
as % the beat means 20 be adopted.
The following then named TO Constitute the
sad committee =
James a. NcCee Farwe Grogan,
John Dickinson John Boomer,
Alfred Clark Betsuel Rogers,
George Stsyley, Charles Brown,
William Waters, William A. BROMLEY,
Morris t,sryey John CarTigan.
Charles Harris James 8. McDonald
Jesse NJ Folk James Dung,
Thomas n Eeron Frederick Devoe.
Resolved That this committee have power TO NIL vacancies
and she such they deem proper 10 carry the
above resolutions into effect.
Ga motion, we adjourn Carried r.ra,-
BsrnusL Roonns, Secretary. je25 2
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~ Csik MAILS.
Anairs in Washington.

WAsHiNeror luna "a Iaa7
A Snake Sforv-9 poI,,,,.. az. - $50 -, 49,
80 mn. " oD'eer shouting his Gal
'a""y-'1 oa''-Ihe Resntt-Dsparture of YoIun-
feers.
In the absence Of political oxc,ton,...
- 49,, -. =. 49,, - the idiers take
up tner quarters In the criminal Court room In the
hope Of gathering something particularly entertaining
There was case of interest to dsv-tbat Of N. Lie.
CO.. |y.u,..,. g.. u.,,..s 'As on"so
states rs j. Clements, nrst sutenant Of Capt Barrys
company Of volunteers 1t appeared in evidence that
nm Tbursd.v svsp;pg Mr. rawsra v,o...-..
VIZ e, M H1 - Niopicr met Two
young ladies' At the ioot OF the capto and being an In
innate acquaintance they accepted Of his COMPANY TO
..s than, homs Tb.v r.s.sa ,n.o N.,- r.,..u -,
80, ,s,, '' A,' Ivy p.s'S. INV 'y "'enus'-
when they arrived at the BRIDGE something was
tho I,ais. ..,d :, .n.h.,, ,.,,..-. c,.s...."
VIC "Ne9 s~u :, "A' '""Ae' Aiou'enAn' oiemsn'''
having joined the party coincded and repested the
words with tn. addition NJ ..rd ro.h;n, ola. - AZ,
Kopfer and the ladies then pursued their vav Clements
following remark WAS made that the foliase Around
private dwelling designated was pretty. 8@Yes' said
Clements, but X IL too thict kiony. .hort tj,s
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YonK, THURSDAY AFr1Rsoor, Jrs, "a
The market for nour continued rather angud 10 dsv
without material variation In prices Sales OF TAI,
Michigan, including some lots Of mixed brands sold al
81 with fair Genesee do at $7s 81 iax 81 90 the lat
ter for some lots of straight brands In the forenoon
some parcels Of good straight brands Gnesee sold at s.
s7's A lot of Western fat hoop Ohio sold at So s7H
The closing rates for Michigan and Genesee abou,
$aS 81 IS. Sales Of Ohio mixed wheat were made al
VI % Isl 81. Sales Of northern round yellow corr,
we're mado at es 1000 sales Of western mixed wer,
made at w soc, and Of western Dat yslsw q " Sse
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4. RIchel,eu'' Diamond Pointed Gold Pen

Triumphant I'VE sorry disturb the equanimy of RI
ya but must insist telling the whole truth about these
pens The public With their usual s1gac have found
for SO only poats warranted equal in quality to these
sold elsewhere 80 and 50 and that attempt throw
dust IN the eyes Of the purchaser by raising the sesees and
Hnmeanlng of wild cat" &c. stale trick which they
July appreciate The of the Richeeus has al
ssrd are busy their work of deception Don't forget that
Other gold from IS 81 So silver pencils included
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TELEGRAPIIIC.
Markets.

BUFFALO, June 24-P. NJ.
Our flour market continues depressed, and sales to-
day were very light embracing 800 bbls Of Western
brands with small lots Of Cleveland city mills at SO
90 Wheat was also dull. We report sales of 5000
bushels Ohio and Indiana at 1866 Corn continued very
heavy and we quote Western mixed at Soc and yellow
DO at 6oc Whiskey was very dull, and prices nominal
Provisions were inactive and sales limited The
in round numbers, during the preceding twenty
hours were about as foows:-Four, 10000 bbls wheat
$4,000 bushels The present freight on -four to Albany
is 90 cents per Dbl.
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ALBANY, June 24-P. NJ.

ALBANY, June PAP NJ.
Flour closed to-day at about yesterdays quotations
We report sales Of 5000 barrels consisting of Western
brands including lots Of Michigan and Genesee 81 81
30 Wheat moved more freely and note sales of
bushels, chiefly Of good Genesse white &c. at 81 80
Sales Of 5000 bushels Of made consisting Of
mixed and Northern yellow, the former at &c. and the
latter ut 9Oc We note sales Of 5000 bushels of oats at
Soc Provisions, no change. The receipts, in round
numbers during the preceding twenty four hours were
about as follows Flour, 10000 barrels; Corn 2osoO
bushels Wheat, 2O7OO do
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by msred ladies IN the subject treated Of in this
work has already exhausted the first edition The
p.yerty and ne prospect Of large family of children,
vent many prudent people from the matrimonial
but here work that will tell you important secrets The
author not allowed detail the character of the
work but he his female readers that is univer
sy approved Of by those for whose benefit III designed
sale at 2e2 Broadway under the American Museum and
Zeiber Co. of Chestnut and Third streets Phiadel
pha aud OF the publisher No. Aun Letters enclosing
81 addressed to the Publisher will sending the book
post PAID, TO order j25 81 exS
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Married.
On the oath inst, by the Rev. Alexander Crummell
Mr. MARK QuoRM, of New York. to Miss MARY Ann
UNDERHILL, Of Sing Sing.
On the oath inst, by the Rev. Joseph p Thompson
the Rev. r. X. Topp, Of Vermont, to Miss Martha ]
CLOVER daughter Of l.. p Clover, of this city
On Monday evening" June 2lst, by the Rev Father
Laughlin, Mr.. NICHOLAS MOONEY, to Miss ELIZA Ma
TiLpA GRALr, only daughter Of James CRAZY ESQ., all Of
this city. ~ -
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Sixth Brigade New York State Artillery-Hrf-

NEw YoRK. eth June. I8i7.
10 compliance with Division Orders this Brigade will
parade fully uuiom.d armed aud equpr ed for the urpose of
receiving the rresdent Of the United States with appropriate
hon9rs THIS day Friday 2;h inst The line will be Formed
the Battery at hsfptst eleven o'clock, A NJ precisely
The National salute will be fred upon the landing of the
ftident by the Eleventh regiment under the direction
Col flss. who will make tquisirion upon the Com
General Tor the necessary ammu aition.
The .syer troops Of Hassas attached this brigade
detailed fr escort duty Their commandsns will report to
the Bnzadier Generl Ia further orders BY order OF
. lGADIER GENERAL MORRIS.
FsEpK. A. WooD~ ~ D p. NJ.