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farms for 6ale.

kAFARM FOR SALE, or exchange for city proper.
y " or busines-A productive farm Ia he town OF
Huntington, three niles from s'esmo0sl sndlng Al
North Port 1--WE miles from railroad Al Deer Park, consist
ng " 81 acres 50 OF which covered with wood The
farm beautifully situated aud 10 high state OF cutyS-
ton producing grain Of all kinds. The dwelling house
and bai dinr. all good Fruit Of AL kinds and 100
grape vines IN full bearing aud the best u wser For
farther particulars inquire a. I've Tribune oce e5 2sw m
90 FOX -4LE-A small farm, beautifully situated
within hfle,n minutes walk Of he Railroad Depot al
Railway state OF New-Jersey. The land IL very
good buildings and fences mostly new and the whole 10
fine order. For particulars inquire Of J. T. MADDEN,
l65i Broadway, At rs Lsureo.st N Y. l-25 2m.
On AT PRIVATE -ALE-The Gr-st Captain. lsl-
and and the Two Liue Csptslns Island In Long-Isl
- aud Sound Ia WestchesIer County, containing l6f
OF good arabic land suitable for planting Of Oysters
on the Gree Captains Island ia large pond well adapted
ior planting OF oysters one half the purchase mooey
remsn bond and mortgage FOR farther particulars
sPply to ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, Aueuoneer,
"a FARM FOR SALE-In the pleasant village
% Liberty Corner, 5 Co, N j. containing 50 acres.
u MEADOW Is OF dmb4r me balance of pasture The
shove Is good any farm In the 81 Of j. hrst rate
dwelling house containing ~ aud good dry cellar
fruit OF ali kinds sod Of the best quality barn carriage
house eOw.house com-crb and all necessary Outbuid.
ings Apply 10 JAMES B. BARR, every Wednesday,
from A. N. 10 p. ana Thursday until p NJ At the
Northern Hotel foot Of COrantst Other day. 10 the ~
Y Real Esase Company, corner Of Broadway and Maid
ensne Also, 3oo Of frat rate land In Lewis County
for sale or exchange. l7lO I'm
- FOR .ALR.-The undersigned Oilers for sale N
premise. occupied by him for the ast IS yesrs con-
tanning about ~ scfrss II 10 siuftro NJ Oolnruhtm
Corners, miles from Newburgh and from the village
Monts omery Is ell cacu sed for hotel and store
for which been pied the above time For fl
description OF The properly please call on j. A. Gilmour
ug Chalhsm.sL N Y TH0S. SPRArT.
Cold-nhsm Orange Co June %, 1871 js2s w.
n FARMING LANDS IN vIKGINIA-l50oO
- acres ~ and Ia Duddr.dg- County, Western Ffgi-
embracing II farms u 100 20 $50 acre. each, %
the u Middle Island River copies Of survey and
field notes FOR will furnished the purchasers
These farms miles from the County town, and IS
rom sisg-rsve The ONO River. The Stale turnpike
sod other roads pass through psn Of Ihs and 70 and
irum Tie Ohio River
The so l. Of he best quality aud adapted 10 fssing
Corn, Whe4t Hemp &c. The land 10 well umbered - h
walnut o4k beech sugar-ma pie elm, &c IL Is admirably
6ILet Tor grazing several u these farms are IN high
szle Of cultivation Tile indispUt 4ble prices low and
terms made easy. Apply to ". CUNNINGHAM,
myi5g 5 HsnoyersI ~ Y.
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ffaGl hotiLts.
RTRTHs AND MARRIAGEs.


lNms ,of Rsgi.ry Of aArriase' Br'h' ard D-.s' y
~ Civ A1c Courtv q NewYork FOR he State " New
YORK pas.-i April =, 1851
section IL shs - tn duty % cisrgym-1 sgistrai-s,
Il II o. report 10 th- Cy Inspector, urd-r sqproprsi-
t-sds snc IN fuch forms sbA BE- -r-seisd - ~ &c
r@lsry % slsts. me u--h-s of BIRTHS, hAhki AS.s
ard DEAThs which rave Occlrr-d . NIL alses -
Fr-~v during each preceding re frsidsY ~ an
u.ry m uunLh ard Of th-ir Occlrfeuc- NJ names
anf rssid-1ces q he persons 90 sr-i OF oynk sr9
tn names y ne parents Of saen elaie9 90 s-lls y :
year % s-r color A. u he cid-nf name and
I-sd-rc- = h. Officer clerEYal performing ne ma
sge CEREMONY IN cases q usrrzget De sS- % ne per
gro 'hs have married Or died clfng n- yea sor-
nd arf tb- particular isess- Cause OF he'll fcAA-
t. r-u0 u Al marriage. and birtns To- r- Gig 81 NrE
Yort sts b reported direct ~ e Gy ln'p ctof snc IN
th-r- 10 10 physician or nd ~h- 70 1anc- ~ any
hrh ,h-u th- osrsns sra ~ r-Csrec - report ~ NJ
CIV ffsr-ror ftFr on unnh sn a. t-a-hs 10 TIE Guy
u SeNf shall - reported 10 n Siy Inspector s' Al
present -v-ry Ne-z
srd other D-r,ous Who perform NJ marriage Ceremony 10
registry fn- marriages c-rtrs-rc ~ tn-n AZ
10 sir - ar practicable Ani nos- ihe 49, OF y :
person. NAMED .nd tie TINE hereof md heir pisces -
hrh md r-si- sgch frEry II .n-i ~ m =
duty Of pby.irans And professional mlcHg-a % KEEP
r-gsr7 II he several bis in which hey h've So std
pr -sorsT And lne ln- Of sucl tirth 'eA 20 or, and
lb- 81 " 1e parents al4 physciAr- Wnn laFc A.
tended rce-s- rr.nstn th-r la-i scsu-s c-rs ym-n
vh1 0cizrc ~ fln-rs, and .-xilcs who have
srd r--f-1ce u such c-crasec person. snd ne -s
Of their e-ah..
&c required 10 report once month 10 ne CITY ir'pec-
al pers1n. married - lhem. with particulars a. o.
nan- age. birth sce plac- " fes-eA1s or ne pafur
Married. vrere married. &c 70
Physicians and midwives VIII also perceive that ihey
are required o. report all births, The and color, re
and siterc- OF The pareu ard In case h-e 10 20
pny or midwife 10 attendance, then the parents q
III child report he birth 10 tn City Inspector within
one month sfer.
Form'o s.ipg The shove return. VII be lrni.ted By
he Ciiy Inspector. A. W. NhIFE. City lnspector.
Che t~sn--torHs (lAi-a lime f44-
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WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

4 l.. WHITING ADAMS of Detroit. Michigan, hsve
y. for years devoted their attention exclusive to
thu business Il this agency. They continue 10 attend 10
the payment OF in Michigan Northern Ohio lndans
Illinois Wisconsin and lows well ~ 10 the redemption
Of snds sold for procuring psterts from he several
land Offices correcting Imperfect ttles recording deeds
collecting and money cue on bond And mortgage,
selling real estate survey and examination Of lands and
giving particular Information as regards soil, timber,
value. Ac.
They Trustworthy sgenis 10 The principal towns and
yill.ge N The States above mentioned.
Among others FOR whom hey have transacted business,
Me,sE l. Winding Adams beg leave W refer the fol-
lowing gentlemen
NswYoEK Dudley selden, Esq. Frsncs skiddy, Esq
Pickersgil Co. v N0strsnd Esg PArsOus Lawrence
y 1 Bussing y 4 h Werd Co. Wm. C. HaRReriy,
E,q NArnum. Esc Hssied Hainss Asaph stone,
Ed Rev. hsrlrs Hall Edward Beisnsp, rec. Elsha
kiggs FEC C-nter& Co. Esber Benson, Esq George X
lvc. E.q Le Moyne Fec. Leg ell smith lawrence
John Sch-rmefhOrn Esg Charles Butler Zee helehum,
ESQ Rz ph Hs. Esq Sch GUsg-nor, Esq Francis La
lrlp. Esq Gnnnrli, Ninllru CO.
POUsHEEEFstE. y Y-Jam-s r Cary, Esq gilbert
WINDSOR, Esq }. Van Bsnhuysen, ESQ
HvUsos y. Y.-k. q. Frary. MD Samuel W bite, MD.
TxoY n Y-siAs X Stow, ESQ. Webb AyeriL
kfSDEEH10E. Y.-Grn Charles Whiung, william II.
Tohey Fec. Richard Graves Eco
NokwIcH. Conn-Hon- John A. Rockwell, {. J. Ian
mSn Esq. CHARLts AchlNsTRf,
Attorney Al Law S. Wal.t " Y Agent for J. l. W. A
ESQ lWeotO6lsWSwsW'
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ARM JOU RN Al
PORT or NETWORK

ARRIVED.
ship Victoria HsrnhorD, fm Antwerp May a. ncse'
10 Mitchell
ship South Carolina Hamilton FIN Antwerp rndse' to
Geo sutton. i,
snip Trseisn Rogers, 80 De FIN Havre In oslas' ana
80 passengers % Boyd Hincken.
Whaieship Huntsville. Howe. Pacific Ocean, OIL aud
bone 20 Il Jones Of Cold spring. Ii
Bark Bobeunia. Mason "a dsys i'm Palermo, fruit &C
10 master 9th inst q Georges Shos spoke bsrk ADcy
w Stevens from Msrseiiles for New York.
Prussian brig Emel Passantine, "a de fm Rotterdam,
ndse b. order "a passengers.
Bre Nusvi,ss fof New Haven Baker, I'm Ireland via
Long Island Sound n master.
schr Detroit Baron. I'm Boston for Albany.
schr. Richmond, Envoy. snd Trenton, from Thomas
ton lime
schr Nun. BlackingtOn. I'm TbOmsston lime
Br schr Congress. Gallagher IL days from Pictou Ms
griudstones ~ order.
schr Kstsbdur, Rich, G ds fm Cherryheld Me- lumber
20 7 2 Snow.
schr Aurora, Brown, 10 ds I'm Mschiss, Me, lumber
10 7 z Snow
scbr WIN Russell Godfrey, fm Sandwich, ballast, to
m
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-z.S1-..s..S@-<-s7.. r. C45WELL 4 CO!sK9& &k<Ak2
Express Line 10 al ue -. ~,
Western States ard The C.ssdas-sx boats lesye Ns"
YORK daily for The West and North Inis Llne 10y
300 pss.-ner. The "a. .easou and We ar. determined
TO hold out s9cs 1duseeots s-4son by o~ ARE soo
s,oigrsof. u 49,. trSveIink Agsug that leaves New
Yors Win The pssengsrs, ihas VII axe a. baggage 70
chsrge. Ia no case vii ne pOy' n~. ~ T - - -
ssr s.s.s,SeTs win tins and money By ealing 90
this Line before contracting ~ noos M.
80 ~ LII be shipped the By NE passage oosis,
reoaisrs The foot Of Cortland aud Barclay st
- 80 a a OF he New Albany aac Troy Steamboat
ofsc.s q 2av3u P. CAsWELL co.
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Railroads.


xVORCEsTER Il NASHUA RAILROAD
w CONPANf-1he Annual Meeting Of ne siDcAhod-
er. Of he Worcester Ns.hu. Railroad Company viii be
held a. WALDO Hall I3 Mains Worcester, % Thursday
the sth lay Of July nex al o'clock P NJ 10 sei On lbe
i.L To hear and act poo The Report Of he Directors
"a To determine whether he Bylaws shall be amend
81 IN relslou notfyng meetings % the Corporation 10
relation notying Stockholders 0f Amendments upon
their Stock and IN relation 70 fora q csrnfcase AID
81 To choose Board OF Director. for The year ensuing.
4lh To act upon any other business mai may legally
''--' Byorder u The Directors.
T. H. HENIsWAY. Clerk
NLORCE-TER a. NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY-sxih A.se..meuL-Nouce q hereby
given ma o r-n Dollars eaeh share VI
Bo.ri II DGscsors payable a. he Treasurer. Oee i
h'in'l Worcester 90 NE "a az e NV. T51.u,.
Worcester, Mas June p, is97 is25J
HUDSON hIyEK KAILhOAD-NOTICE SOR
H PROkOsALS.-sealsd PROPOSES All e received "
heir 0fc- 81 mil ne 5.h Day 0f July oexl, fJf
hs Es1ng masonry piilss snS eraslps q MAJ g9taon
kilL) 70 Bre-k Mech HUI, embracing he heavy work
through he Highlands TIE woik % be completed by The
The SorI % be completed according to The pI4n. and
Specifications hat vii be presented FOR e1sninston as
security Will be required sor he Performance Of The
c0czci and he propos must be panied by he
q responsibe persons, ssniyng Ihsr ssseai 70
No transfer u eontrscl viii Be recognized o. permitted
The msp snc profile q ne in- he plans Of WORK form
o. contracts and Specifications q toe Of executing
tne viii be ready snd after Inc fret day Of July
neNt 81 ne Cce q ne Resident Engineer, Cod sprrz
where al uec-sszry Information viii be given
Tt 1 names u al persons that are parties 10 pro
position u 1st Do wrifle1 ne
VIE party 10 any proposition which be sccep,ed will
b required 70 enter INTO colact Immediately s;l-F he
Acc-p 4nce = he ssr-.
Th- Directors reserve 70 themselves the night ID sccepi
or reject proposals hat may Re offered hey may eou-
sicer b- inierrsg " The Company 10 require
NeH-fofk, l5lh June, lsf7.
wM CHAMBERLAIN, President
JOSH 8. JERVis, CAsf Ensioesr- lel7 ljyl5
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hin0om Shades.


XyINDOW SHADE, Lscs Curtains. Cornice., &c.
ing receive some very superior Window shsde. Of re
folio ~iog styles Scroll LANDSCAPES. GOihcs Nignetts,
French Flowers Corintbsn Columns, Venetian scenes
and 90 very prices Lace Curtains Gi Cor
nfces CurIsn Bands Loops. Pins. bsuLe WINDOW wire
&c Lafzrge Buildings as Broadway. Jyl
rJ,n -UUTHEHN MEkCHANT-.-M-rchzn
from the Sou invited 10 call and examine TIE large
stock Of Widow Shades Of J. WOOnFOND %
Broadway gotpp The French preparation expressly Tor
the sOuhsrn market.
jyl }. {. WOoDFOkD, - nIoa1Why,
(YAUZE WIRE WINDOW ~HADE-.-Uuhty
VI aud Eiegsuce cOmbned.-These Shades are Vauane
for me variety Of which tney well adapted.
For ow WINDOWS they particularly desirable as they
can from and not seen into. They admit frre
circulation OF air. and rriec. flies mosquitoes &c They
are egany painted and Orna ut can be placed N
window 20 surpAss them They exceedingly durable,
and may be Kept In good order for years by ~s'hng
large assortment Interesting scenes and beau
tful device. are ready for exhibition and select
pieces Will he painted TO order
isq I'm HASKELL CO lls b@-smsn o.
gothic WINDOW SHADES! CIT COfnces,
NGc ]. L. WOODFORD rs Broadway, has just re-
c-ved same very superior Gothic Shsfes II feet long Tor
Ere nch windows, Also landscapes. A1wers scrolls, Wig
pettes COfnlhsn arches, Egyptian @ Ihics NC al ~
which are now selling reduced prices Lace curtains,
cornices curtain Dsnos oOps pins gauze window wire
&c sc L4large buildings, 20 Broadway. t-2
xlTINDUW -IItDR-, SpmcesL-Familie. shout
w furnishing Their houses with Shac will ffy per
''A' BkRToL oRmsBEE,
as em Manufacture" and Importers
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miscellaneous
LIRK ANp THIEF PROOF sARKs-rl

L'IKE AND THIEF PROOF sAFEs-The sub
seroer IL the only person In the Stale OF New foh
authorized TO manufacture sell Wilder Genuine Patent
sssmsnder Fire Proof Safe, ard pledges himself 10 the
public that all Safes rsde and sold by and hs authorized
warranted dry free from mould tan objection the
fret made by WildeTD they all secured by one Of
Chubbs Thief Deteclor Locka Persons ordering Safes
have the interior arranged suitsbo their books and
papers, with drawers, pigeon holes &c. by appearing
dessDg the subscriber his Iron Safe and safety Loeb
Warehouse and Factory. SlLAS {. HERRING,
$50 Water corner Of Depey ster-sl
N. B-second hand SAFES and tmstion SslaInsnder OF
other maker such have been 10 payment for
Wders Psen, salsmsnder for sale al ess than one hall
OF ire, cost.
Jeness celebrated Chsngesble Bank Look for sale 81
msnufsctnrers prices. from $50 TO $3.50 as 2swSmDkW
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.Sss TANNERY FOR sALE.-T6e .ob.cTi6er. u


II Ter Tor sale The TsngOs Tsnnery," situated 10 The
town u Wavar.ng Ulster county, ~ Y formerly
belonging 10 Edmund Buyn. ESQ decreased. This factory
contains nearly 100 vAis and 1000 sdes OF leather
per Ii "a In good order. having been thOrOug
overhauled and put In repair within years ex.
Of 5000. II csn be- pat into operation Immediately
there shout o00 cords Of bark drawn and piled
which viii he sold with the property snd spenlf1 sup
cini,v, At low prices
This property grra, advantages To any who
desrss carry the Tanning business The distance %
he Delaware ard Hudson Canal 10 les hsn nine miles
and II IS only thirty miles the NewY0rk and Erie Rail
road. which accsss may be had to New York Al al
Ofths year Il will b- sold very low The
Of payment viii be inside satisfactory The properly be
and examined Al time. by calling on Benamin C.
Hoorrheck, Esq At WswArsng " no will show The boun
d.es, &c Any farther Information may be Obtained from
Nr. rhoma, Smull, Ferry at NewY0rS, from the sub
scr.bers Al Kingston AUGU STUs H. BRUYN,
JAMES c. FORSYTH.
Kingston, Ulster ca. N. Y. May .. lSf7.
Cx.n
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nIXON,s TEA SETS, &c-JusI received from
~ >1-dseld. new supply q DiIon sons BrilaEuls
tzil a. B1rJsg slip By
$50 81 LUcIUs HART, Isss Bosrdm.p 4 Hart.
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GENUINE LONDON EDITION

yI,HIs D.Y l. PUBLISHED, u srse6go. Pan l-prier
1 one dollsr-Tte Work. q Josephas, 40 elIIeiy new
tran. laiion by Robert Trail, ID. y. ~ J. A &C. win
nol,. AID explanatory by lease Tsy or u Ong
Tn work viii be ius- It'd by over - DgravnRa Of NJ
.cen.. f the h,iors win NJ ghy finished Medallion hesds
of he psr,onage. msno1e1 ny Jo-~phus, from authentic
source. Tne publication Of this e1iuOn desgneo 10 A.
fd as.ssnce 20 he b-rssvsd family - he smeaef a.
thor who having devoted hs ortlD- 20 ~ fe-i OF te
s,tre..e. Of ire aid hoaiy - sacrifice ME sr0ns
IN rhe c.u,e Of mercy md Christian PHI -ntlropy.
80 I'M GEDRBE NihIb p. , Jpnf-.l
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING.
\ VANDERBILT y Maiden isne and l03i West broso-
xsv h.. ,plSn1ld assortment 0f gerts', boys and
chi drens coth1g Five ounce sseetcn new syie snor'
ssrt ffock and s'sd sItae Tor every .z1 A'o'
NOR. man one huusanf -ces OF fsr'onso- goods 70
make 10 order all u which vii re tod Al tle lowest pos
sibe price. A.
r pleasant Sumner vest and pants from - 10
a. IS Msi6en-is1e snd 1894 Wei srosi~sy l-io m
CLOTHIEG
ITULL AsD FAsHtoS1BLE SUIT
Rsady MIde, from . 70 80,
Al the Clothing
WAR
al iG9 Ful,ou Al oppo.its the Church. I'm
CLOTHING.
Ready M1a< aad had> 20 order.
The Chespest Fashionable
CASH TAILORIsG
sHNEsT.
In New-Yerk
W. H. DEGROOT CO.
my5 3nos No ~ futon-'i
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NOTICE.-In pursuance Of AZ set " the Legislature
lNof ih- State Of New-Yori passed April 49, 1917, The
nsme OF he Mohawk sDd Hudson c.. 10 changed 10
thai Of he Albany and Schenectady r R Co.
Ahsuv Nav ln47 lrny 10 mi vOhTFs. Jr sse'f
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,sp ron sALE-The valuable stores knowR ss ~
-; - and 27 PearsL sud s. 10 H. l3, 49, ~, q
NewfOrk. considerable portion % the purchase mo-
ney may remain on mortgage. They will BE- sold sepa
rate together Ror farther descrpu u the pro
perry and f0r erms, apply either Of the subscribers
r. VI BLATCHFORD, Z HAnover-sL
.
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TUK KNiChERBOCKER fire Insursnc. 90

NHB kNiChERBOCkkk fire Insurance CON
L pzny Of New-iors-CapAl sss0eao. Once %
WsilsL-Tb- Legit ls.ure Of ihis suDte Ne sie
The old MutuA Insurance Company " The City u New
YOft.' 10 knickerDockrr Fire Insurance Company 81
NewYorh All iuure business of thai Corporation will
therefore be transacted under HsueN
msy be well 10 sdd by way OF rp.nzon, thai tho Old
Mutual" notwIhs ing lis itle, 10 sct siOck
Company having cspi.s al paid 10 and securely invested
snd thai The change q obtsns 10 prevent mis
apprehension 90 thai point
This Company insure against loss damage
TIRE fsvorphle similar tns.t1gocs 10 Ibis
city. DIRECTORS
George Ireand- John Grsy Chas p L-yeriek.
John Ooshout, 6)ltis Moore, Benz De Forest
Geo. Arcalsrtps Edward Cook, Nm Tucker,
Robert Benson, AnghOny Lamb Asher Riley,
jobs Campbell, Adam Norrie Al-x'f Lawrence,
George Couklir, Robert Kermit Nm p DeAa.
Joshua Brush. Anthony ChardOn. William Browning
ROoert I. SgaSTt L. L. hxIn-fsty, Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE. IRELAND. Pr-s!derL
A B. McDoSALD secretary.
N-w-Yort. April ~ lSf7. ais -odH
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road Line composed Of the superior frsi-
class steamers, ofgrea strength and speed particularly
adspted 10 TIE navigation % Lo,g lsssd sound running
In connection with The Fall River and Oh Colony Railroad
distance Of 50 miles 10 Boston ouy Lesvs pier North
River, near III Battery. dsiiy. except sundays
The new steamer BAY STATE, 1000 tons burden. Capt
Joseph COm'1ock on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Thurs
dsys.sl5P ~
The steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. 1000 tons burden.
Capt Wm. Brown, on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Ffdsys
ats pm
These 81, fitted with comuOdous stale roc
and every Tor the security and comfort OF
sengers who sfprdrt By this \ nights
board, and arrival Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early The following morning baggage
MISTER Il attached 10 each steamer who receives and tic
bets he baggage aud accompanies the same TO la desns
don steamer In connection with this line TO aud
from Providence.
Freight Boston Is taken tho by ths
other regular lines, and srded with eNped
lion For freight apply on board and either 10
TIsDALE L BORDEN 10 West-sI at thu Office If the
Line Al lhs Of Washington S. aud BsgerypSce.
my2S 3m
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TOO COAL DEALER--Corporatios Nouce-Sealed
Proposals % be received by the undersigned A. bic
Once 40 10 Eizabeh-sL until IL O'Clock a. noon, the
20th day Of July next for supplying for he OF he
several Departments Of the Corporation Except the Aims
House Department., TO tons Of inihracits Coal OF the
beet Qusy, each 90 consist OF POO lbs and TO be Of
The fol owing description w;
sen ton. - Behish Coal, egg size;
100 tons u Pesch Orchard Red Ash Coal, egg size.
Three hundred Of the be delivered Al such
public Offices and pisces the Superintendent " Build
iugs shall direct on or before the lot DAY OF November
usSt snd The sring four hundred ton. su-h tmss
and IN such Quantities and such 81 the Police Offices,
station Houses Public Offices and Fire Department build
ngs shall be directed by the Superintendent Of Build
iugs
Payment to be made on delivery ofthe Coal Bonds
10 he penal Of oue-hfi me smount Of the contract
viii Two approved sureties. will be required.
Proposals will susie the price per ton Tor each descfp
tOn Of Coal delivered In front Of ne several premises
JOB l. BLACK SupL Of Buildings.
pa.a s., II p,'tsi,s. GA fnos tet- "a
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r. noJ-AroNiC RAiLnOAp. -sI-A

KHF 1f PIInhed. N0rtl y ANS WE sSG2Su.1-sII177s
lamstOwn Bennington, Rutland,
Lebanon Springs, sc via he hcusstouic RarOsd-euul
ner Arrsns -ient. commencing Monday Juue ~, the
Steamer MOUNTAINOUS, Capt Nm. II Frszse, Viii
leave NewlofA from The pier foot Of MsTh-t-sl p. K
eay Sundsy. excepird a. - O'Clock Tor Bridgeport,
where passengers lAke The elegant snd conuodous cars
on the h0usstonic Railroad arriving NJ the State Line Tho
anction with he Western Rarosd al h,t past O'Clock
Z NJ in tune 90 lake the EasG or West Fare 10 the
sgsir Line. -
~ Stage. Ia connection with the Cars to Lee Len.
on. Old slockhridge, Cuuisville, Wnsed and Norfolk
Fare through 81 Also 10 Lischheid Woodbury. Danbary
and Bethel
LEBANON sPRINGS.-A Line Will be sTsnged early
In the season, by which passengers from NesNork can
reach his place by daylight viii more comfort and eA
pedion and with less than BY any Other rOue
F New York passengers have the privilege OF stopping
day In Bridgeport
No Agent Of ths Company authorized 20 tsae charge
81 specie. bank notes valuable papers or 10 receive
lhem Tor spOFtstiou any condition
Freight received lhe dsp0g The foot VI Msrsetst
FROM 7 O'Clock A NJ. 10 o O'Clock r. NJ. O. NJ PERRY,
myAf Agent Oihce on lhs pier.
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= CAiiPHENF DI.TILLERY, FoT Sale

a. CAMPHENk DI-TILLERY, For sale-A
- Camphrue s1d Turpentiue Dsulery for sac. situate
~ Gansev0ort-s. and within block and half u
the North River There 10 large Turp.ntine sil wiih
Wo'm. Tub. &c also Camphene Sill which 10 run by
Eugiue u three horse power, slso very
large Boiler CrotDn Introduced into the works and
everything perfect order TO commence work immediate
ID There four lot. 81 groun1. and the lease has nye
year. from he ir'tof May Asi, sud which viii ssO
be- sold together with he Buildings Sheds &c. Apply
ir26 m r NJ BLACKWELL co. ia FrOn,'t
50 FOR SALE OR l.EASE-The elegant Bleach
~ rg Oyeing aud Caendering establishment II Pat
- efson. New Jersey. kuOwn as The " W asbngtOn
B each Works" The hudings and machinery In
complete order, resdy Tor immediat- operation.
For Information respecting the condition and character
NJ the works application may be made To
THOMAS ROGERS, Esq II Wal 81 Ne~York
JOHN D. PRINCE. ESQ Practical Bearher Dyer and
Printer (hfm " Plummer Prince,) OF 10
JAMES SHEPHERD, on the premises. je22 2Ny'
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