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Proposal of Sir JOhn Ross 10 reach
The North Pole II he following is an
extract of letter from Capt. Sir John
Ross. Il. n. to Capt W. II. Smy,h, II.
n, President of the Royal Astronomical
SOrieiy.
Sit beg leave to submit the follow
ing plan and proposal to the presiden, and
council Of tie Royal Astronomical Socic-
ty, for their consideration. The meas
uremem of an area of the meridian has
been long great dcsideraum, and the
failure of every attempt that has been
made at Spi'zbergen, for this desirable
object, as well as the auemp, made 10
reach the North Pole has been, because
the summer has been selected for that
purpose; whereas the spring should have
been the season chosen, namely the
months Of April and MAY for both serv-
ces, bu, which could not be put in exc
cution by the means hitherto adopted. |
have now To inform the president and
council OF the Royal Astronomical SocIe-
y. that have submitted plan 10 the
Admiralty for carrying into execution
these double and desirable objects, by
wIntering al Spizbergen. and employing
ms officers and crew under the direction
Of The talented son of the celebrated Pro-
lessor Schumacher whoml have engaged
! FOR this purpose: while, al the proper
season, it is my intention to attempt to
reach she North Pole on sledges drawn
by Swedish horses, being modification
of The plan proposed by NJ. Scnresby,
and OF which tina, highly talented and
well Informed individual has given his
unqualified appreciation. And from the
years experience ! have had in Sweden
in that mode Of ,ravellng..l can safely
assert that there is no other officer In the
navy that possesses these advantages SO
necessary to complete success of which
this statement in the hope that, when du-
ly considered by the president and coun-
ell Of The Astronomical Society, they will
be pleased to signify To me their opinion
on the importance Of the objects in quos-
ton. and such recommendation for its
being put into execution as they may
think iii.'
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yet il answered the purpose Of Mr Murphy,
whose only object was to secure hi. own Il'ce
in that good opinion of our IRISH population,
which he had so much abused
Now was not this capital political mnnpnvre!
Admirable, Worthy Of a Rrdin AnL II We
Murphy's political schemes, after this example
may we not have the clue to Ibis attack on Us
Let Us Try. MJrphy is candidate for county
clerk so all his oil ms to the altainmcn, of this
office. Before the election The volunteers would
return from Mexico. There were indications that
they would be received with considerable odsL
"aud," reasoned be-, ''sume Of them may run
against me. The Ilish people love TO honor toe
brave. and shall Iose votes, \ feeling must be
got Up against them" lie looked ubout oni
coulI inj no clue To fis,en on unil he found the
word "IishmaH" in one oi our letters. !, wa,
enough. By the most unhollnwcd torture II Ian
guage he wrought a few words o! ours, wriien
as little with the object OF abusing Tom Thumb
as our ltsh population, into deliberate attack
upon them. aud a column OF the nervous iuytc-
liye Of the Boston Pilot, written against one that
may have deserved it, is poured upon our head.
but why attack us He may have thought zee
nigh, run against lin, and # not, that our press
might at least throw its influence ia favor Of ii
volunteer, and that would he neutrdI1eJ AtalI
events, Mr.. Murphy would again stand as the
rhunuinn and urllpcl0r Of the lush Catholics.
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VIA EsIsIED,

On the li'h inst, at Mount Pala,ine, Putnam
County, by Elder Thomas Powell, Mr.. HIRAM
w. Ware to Miss ApELISE Z. WHITAKER,
both Of Ilennepn.
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Spaixsf,nLp, July 10, is47'

Gent: | am informed ls the governor
,hat he is prepared now TO fund the canal
scrip and Indebtedness. Joel Manning,
Esq, of I.ockpor,, is selected TO examine
the scrip previous to funding, according
10 arrangements With the governor. The
expense of funding which mus, be borne
by the contractors, will no, exceed one
mill and three.iourihs to the dollar. !
nluibis, as many Of your subscrib.
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The de'aciateai, headed by our inlcft'i gable
coroner, Mr. Laring, who icf here t"o weeks
ago for Iowa to bring back tue man Holmes. &C.
cuscd of The murder Of Richardson : 1t hack last
evening aud repor, that the mna hal been ruruel
Loose by the authorizes where he hal been ksp'
in durauce, and they had to relurn without him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-23

ed The letter anln,
know that Col.
applied to 10 sign
refused to sign il,
did so or not.
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E,tIuoi, Volunteers uWd tsea. Wool.

We find il,e subjoined card IN the New
Orleans Picayune Of July sd. We could
mention a, least half dozen more OH
GERS of the first regimen, that never sign.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-23

The un,lersigm
Regiment Illinois,
with regre. a lel,d
picay une If this
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-23

Cordial ',how dye do good friends and
ers Of ssf "a Trader. Mos, happy should
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MARINE JOU RN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.



ship Hercules Madsgsn. from Calcutta 18th March
and 81 HeleDs 2si June saltPetre SC TO master July
81 lat 20 A. lon 65 a. spoke schT Emene hrew, OF ana
from Baltimore for Demsrsra 10 days out 9Th Inst lat
81 81 Ion ~, passed snip Napier, OF Baltimore, with
troops for Vera Cruz
Barb Norwegian Achilles Bach. 80 ds tm stockholm
iron 10 order Lst39 95 Ion - 40 spoke Norwegian
ship Earrsuns vens for London
Italian PolsceA Fortunsta Pere. y ds I'm Uenos uose
20 Vexccexrss-66 storage passengers
Brig Arve (ci EssvorD BFekneli II days from TURKS
Island sst 10 Middleton Co 9th inst lsi ST. Ion ~
ss~ bark Levsns sscerns South.
Brig (Br) Stsnly. (Oi P oe) Cook ~ De fm Togo NJ,
In ballast TO Sifkin lro1sides
Brig Napoleon ketcharA "a De I'm New Orleans cotton.
&C To d Huri0ut & Co
Bfs Joseph Bryant stone, 81 days from New Orleans
lssS wheat SC 10 July 50 la "a a. Ion - 40
sooke schr Mount Vernon from NOTlsans for Havana.
schr Elizabeth Ann Folsom, Sc TN Washing ton NC,
naval stores 10 J G Williams
schr Thomas r Ragwell Miles % I'm Virginia fruit
sshr John Horstmarin Psuiln. days fm Charleston,
lumber, to Badger. Peck & Co.
srhr NORTH America Pierce de fn Norfolk. shingles
srhr DON Nicholas. (lsts DriDkssser, Of North Var
mouth ~ de I'm the Ciy Of - Domingo mehossny &c
10 c Rosssre & Co. Let schr Erie for fork mex
day. only American vessel IN port Capt Drnk~ste'
died this morning Of fever The mste OF the Don ~
500 Of Capt 10 lying very low with the lever
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Gnnses for Sole.
COUNTRY SEATS. TARMs AND LOTS,


.s.ar.I Tr1N. ~tW -JfRstf.
-. -ft ssCRfRER hss for sze ch-sp. seve- -
-. - y-rv n-ssart h-ahy sod desirable country ~
IL 49,, farms town 1t- houses sni o.n-f NN.A 4.
--v fo - near The beautiful and healthy borough
- Prin--fon NJ sused within l-ss lhsn 'h'T nVt''
riie " either Philadelphia or New. ora - -.
f-y bv RAJ r1sd-a cheap freight aud mThe' tln' 49,
rr lruing-iumher wood lime. Goa, nay oi'As - ~.
manure ard or heavy articles sent of received uf %
Canal Fruit mills letab.-s. nc &c rssts SUI 4i.
t.keu I'd he city markets Of Trenton New bfuns" cA
New Yofk or Fhisde phis-ihus having A cnhihAnt ~
sb.r market Only m -a from ne etale ap"i az
county gogE-sou g0ot-clay, loan or ssnl-'0'h7 "
each. ,... .t.s, ,,,,,tii. d.
r4s th Il opportunities FOR college and other gooo 60
rraticn-g0oi soci-y-asO, ursr church anu PARSE
thus having Their Children uuier pMe A cNr' "n',' a.
college which very Ges'renl-. FheN can ees
the civ a. hall past " reach nome - eo io1se nl
f,st and return 10 business before DO NJ frsces pea
arpI.. numhs cherries grapes aprcols urclNihe- ~
cher fruits in abundance. Cnesnu' -AnuIs peflr No
growing spontaneously. portion ~ The properly Is a.
follows , .i 80. ,
,-nd-larg@ pleasant mzns'oa house wp peach trees
So farm u about 10 10 80 arTrs part Woou-ssn1
and losu with lr 10 30 acres Of " ODD aud
No S A farm Of about 80 acres, improvements al new
clay. large appls orchard aud much other ifuiL
No & A farm Of shout - acres, excellent ouudln<s'
-pces Sc with OF open woods suitable Tor "a
NJ 5 A beautiful country seat win large mouse su1
few acres The town -improvereniss ~ new
did prosper-peniy If grapes and other rul-"llh YEN
Ant and coach houses Sc. II nsy now ne bought very
rh.an with or without furniture, carriages horses ana
Terms =asy
Also other property not named above
The farms vary price from so Ia >luo an acre accord
In 2 Ia size value buildings and other improvements
For terms description. &c. apply, postpaid. %
X T. HORNOR. Princeton, New'Jersey.
Cal nd thrm aif oNrp4'
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farms for Sale.

<n FOR ssIE-UniOu HUI Farm At Fordham, West
W chesler Counly-Ths valuable property, containing
- acres aud well known 10 the community Tor scVe-
raj wear, past a. the residence OF Rev. VIM Powell, l.
nov offered al private sale having been divided by Judi
aus sursryOr Ots Of more Hcres 10 ahprd pur
chas-rs an opportunity Of erecting gentee cOlsRes WI"
gardens attached al comparatively small expense and
mot subject to corporation assessments.
Pie soil excellent the location pfOverbiay hesthy,
and presents beautiful FOR residences 10 those cizens
who wish combine retirement economy O mouse rent,
and IN. various advantages Of lbe country Win direct
and easy sccess The city from which Fodham distant
about II miles. Tho Harlem Railroad Depot s within
minutes wax of she properly thus enabling ne man VI
repair the city without ne necessity OF Keep
Ing horse he run "a snd FRO egnI urs deJ 81
Inc u. Aing cost tby cOmmutingl Of 3 cents flde
II right heads Of families would unilo To inc puf
chase n lhe whole portion, Of said properly, hry
m sh fouu wllhu themselves, seec1 snd delightful 90
cis circle ~ ma.
Persons residing the properly will ind every facility
IA procuring provisions for s families 80 bulcners "a
krfs Mukm-n &c call regularly every morning al NE
hont-s u ther res pective ustOmsTs
Maps exhibiting The property In ios ces % sn 81 'ps
oaic = Of :. CAMBRELENG No - WaiEsL, and a. d.
FWENs Surveyor. No 9 Chambers a., % the care OF
81 hsr Of whom letters may be addressed Tor hes. W "
Powell. 10 Or. VIM Bayard West Fa'ms go u
FARu WANTED-WiIh Or without improve
meuts. of from 81 20 80 acres, within Two 70 thfee
~- hours Of Ne~YOrs, 10 exchange for some choice So
leclions Or Michigan, shch money Will
paid person having such farm % dispose OF may
maze an adv a. geous trade BY applying % .
iy2S I'm 7 JONco " : relry 81 y. J.
-. EOK -AIh-A small Yarn, b-zuuf1ny situated
80 within fifteen minutes walk Of The haiifoai Depo1 a.
rsa- RAILWAY STATE ~ Nsw-Jersey. The land 10 Vrfy
pod buidrgs and fences mostly aud M whole m
6ne order FOR particulars inquire u ,. r. HADDtr,
-, Broadway. or A. 10 Laar~as-'t n v i--5 4m'
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ARREST OF DUTLISTs.-The gentlemen from lit
po,s Mes.rs Camp hell and Prste. Members of the Con
yention from Jo Daviess County having been arrested
In this city on Information that they were about TO en-
gage In duel have been pseed under bonds OF siUO
each to keep peace aud appear at the next term
of the Criminal Court. Mr. Pratte was arrested very
early on Sunday morning at the Monroe House and al
ter an examination before Justice hretsehmr was heid
10 hail and gave IL Mr. Campbell was arrested about
the ssme time 1T the Planters House, and underwent
an exsmins alton before the same magistrate. He was
held 10 bail In the of 8 900. which he refused a.
sve On resort the habeds corpus yesterday, Judge
Townsend sustained the decision of Justice kreisehmsr
and then MIR Campbell gave tho required recognIspce
Isl Louis Rep Sd.
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SunILpER-BKACE- AND BQDf sELIs =

SunILDER-SKACE- AND BQDf BELTs-
- AGATE's Psleni Elss-e Shon Ger 2 Iae- - l-shy
sne uatrouxed BY Toe moss eminent sur
sen. m As country Tor children OF sdals ~oo are IL
Snred 70 st0o2 are rclcdsaoldefed W A1rcea spne
persons WIKI weakness ~ pan IN ne c1-s ms " SO
sumpt 20 OF sedeUizy hAht, % Hose cotH - os -ay
OF Al he writing sea as hey Nil rrt hen A. irvA--oe
article 10 brsce he sh utsrs asd pADd ne chest here
by irving free ard h-a.Ihy sclol ~ ne l-nsa Ne
caxnic. md aoorers usng This Hfs-- vii % abe = co
fatigue well ~ Improve ne iDful
To BE had. waolesa- snd relxii. } ADAAEe
G~niisnsn's C1ghlung sior-, 81 BrOscwsy
corner PErs place.
n 3. Aso. superior Body Bel, or Abdominal sup
porter, highly recommended. lySl In
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RVgT AND CHEAPEyT

ztrpROg LIBRARY 70 If-Hrv S-rirs The Trip
oiny. - Tom P-aper ~ th- R--uts n K inAuc u
hy Hairy Franco Tlis popular novel, when pa - "
1.sly ntrfor - be 1uniislsc .ns day TIC ioca 90
.cr DtlSns snf the w-znl chsfacrfs lni lu'7 l.
ms ssrrcsi dasn.1g. phlcs 1pl cal ROMA RI =
II a.. be- "a IA course ~ publ csil3l. and nee - III
a., Ii rom sI ouart-fe Do Grrs tu more u I'm Ffff'
-, ,. g-r I'd al 20 tf@ public. Tnos- Fhp have o. =. %
d ~ ,e,. yril - gls3 o. have . iu hoi fJiioi WIZ
81 y. % have e yer read % before will hs Eied 90 aa'-
- 80 e,rto E.sp41 i.lel 1 sty p .irr 81 o. 1881
- IN coc,-tas sse price u ia. popuisf "ofA'
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tuinnom Shades.

WINDOW SHADES, Gut C0fnicrs MusH1 W
w taus Ac-J Z. MOODFOkD. 80 bfosa"Ay lnste'
hose sout Purchasing " lnd0N Shades io s- skalI 70
cal All rxziuiue large and hrauN1l couee"'n yos
mzkns their purchases. scroll laudtc.lr' .ytlsS'
a1Wtr., COririhzn columns. ViEn-trs PSi- =. - =
MAJ srrhrs Venetian scenes, &c Aso XIV eo'n'.', ~
carta bsnIs snd pms clfIsn OOPS o. eeis'' 'A'''
glrln. panied gslye wire = ir1Ow oii4l-t h'f
j 4 WOODFORO. NanIsc!lf~f ana
Az Inpors-r o. viado,s SHADES. &C. - hfoaa~sy.
ttI%DDW SHADES, 5it Comics, - T.
w OODRORD - Biost way invites nose -loul Pr
chsslak " tdOe SHADES ~ casnd examining L, ar ana
b-auu a.sorn-nt before making their selections Some
rl-f an r.r. E,f.n arches Nrr-Iian scecrs &c Also
lsc- a. mus In clrtans curtain bands loops pns c@ne
tzs--l.. glii curnlc-s. gaiz- - Il~N ~ne' - " 1900
prir-s Lafsrge BgiidiIg. - bfoa1 ~as
- literal discOung % thos- buying " eel again
S1ll -rn Merchants ~ here n1d -r- ztsori-ni ses
ale ror u.- southern eIrnsle. Is Broadway w
WINDOW ~hABk-, Fami.i-. soosi
w furnishing b-r nOases VIII shsoes w save any per
BAKTOL ORhsBEE,
.s A. n.nufseluf-rs snd Inuori-fs
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WoMAM AND EER DISEASES,

IRON The CRADLE TO TIE 0kANt-Aispi-9 ~.
Il ro.veiy tn her Instruction he natlf- as oi h-f
,,.t-n AID al be disease. u her crc- 9enods ~ -
vac n Dixon NJ u. Pp. SIS price 81 - f1nr.h cay
-, A., hv H. .sue .uth r. similar g1rk stfre-s~i
10 Young nel. p2 ~, Frc~ a. eight ~diicl- Ine'
vg6rss sho1d ~ Pr-s-s--1 D. -s-ry p-i''- es...e
- - ,etu. Or rr.fics acvBucrr-rL TIE m-ilc-
-, ,ius and daily r'e.s have passed h- hsnrs = eo.
ur, upOr tseir uty sBd tisn m9r-. cha 49, " '@
BY ~ ~. - p,...vysv
.-. 81. -~.,.r~-, 49, e.1rs-v 90
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,,IRRok LIRRERY.

%1FIV sFRTFs-The poliir.l locz novel. ~nuiru
ies4 a., he r.v r. II fi- p originally '-f IN io,
The Mirfor ilsy pub she'd making hzn6son' uil- p,
c,f.lrs yrsohir li.inry - tlr -s fr-f' 80 am
t.r slowing Up Che Intrigue, = both parties Darn. u.
pIbiranon 10 The Mirror 70 excl Fl NE 2frar.' p -ir-'
- ir.c n,lry l. e0ntairs more fscl Than -.Ion.
ana f-ik- skelcnss Of more ,h4n hy leading 2ocans
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NJ NV IOhk hIkkVkI VI - ~ -
n Ar Science Lferaiur-. Priitrs - n ~ LII Il '"i1
E5or alI Pr0pr -rr has the sal-i7cnol o arn"'noi
no ths public hat D.. has nafr new hransrm-h-' nt
.tirb r. future ths established -pape~ np~ ~ 90
commencement " 10 sixth volume, lucw -tnet vii
ny ill., place more decidedly han ever ~ iradiis ii
s,sry Journal II the Metropolis eubscfi efs De- .us M
receiving the volume from he commencement l0h Ap.
he ~ bnnif rs.rd th4ir subscription immediately To
r.,f. ~ I'm he terms are only ore dollar year
or.r,nv me vear Ia adVarCe........tL
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Monday, Auglsl ~ SIS A'.y
TN vi '-fsnrrai Pro1inoas-( Extract Sec s. NO
Car Truck or Dray whether osded Or other" Sc and
moi oyed IN tbs transportation OF goods Tor nte o..
voc. md no Mkmzn's Cart shall be driven or u,ed n
lane Avenue or public plsce IN the Ciiy OF New
YJrt without hsvng the name oi The o~ ner thr'eol P
cd with black paint pon white grounc' on NC sfa
the after part % shaft u such carl Nueh 81 az
riainv - BE- seen under penalty OF h'e conais' 10
sued flr and recovered from the o~ nrf or o@ues' "
vers thereof s-versly and respectively 81, - c..
III Zach Carr have the number NEW aod plHlhly
painted on both sides u The shafts. win bAcA OH Pan
upon a white ground. ~. ct...
ID Zach Cartnan the day Designated lo' ~ San'
must sppear with hs Horse and Carl al Tue norm -lar o
~ psE rsnng 10 single line along Chamhers-sI eAst
al Rrosdwnv giving space round each IN order insl nc
int-ndent Inspector may etAnins inc hu"ooi
and conditions ofthe Cars &c. ,r- -
81 Each CartmEn must produce MS present LceA''' I"
order hat 10 may b. renewed - 81. =.
an Egery Csrtman who shall neglect - appear on NC
day de-. gnated FOR his Cas-, shall sppesr "hou' ~
on lher new and pAny painted, az directed ny Jaw" WI
be considered as having r-inqllshed ur husurss VI
Carnsn and his License will be snnnlled aceo,alnsy
Nv oder THOMAsF PEERS, tiIsi MHsna.
Nev-York Mayors Once. July ~. 1917. w IA .
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DN ORDER 81 ne Hon Thomas J. Oakley. one OF
ID ne Associate Justices OF l1e Superior No-fi % -r
Civ u New YORK neiC- - hereby Esrl pufs4alt 10 re
nuihOrsirg ai.aclm-uis sgails. alsccnln az
concealed .ehurs hai A. slscnmrni As issl-a aals'
safe al sbs-cudng cun-rs 70 debor r-slint 10 pu
CRY u New ors AID ISL he a M ps soll Tor ~
payment o. hs deDs. unless he appear AID cscn-fse
sschm-nt According 10 l. within tarre mO1Ihs iron
the cacn % this nc- and fsi th- pay meat OF
suy deb, and he delivery " any property belonging ~
soeh debtor 10 hu or 10 hs use aud he sn,-f q sny
property hy h for Any purNsc hsiev-f are forbidden
hy sw and a. void Dated the Soth dsY Of J-l- 1917
BROWN 4 MATHEWS Au9rurys
fgi law3m f1r Attaching Cred'-gr
IN PURSUANCE u order ~ ~ Suffoszt- u ne
tCountg u Newly ora uOuc- = hereby gyen % - per.
,,n. hav Z claims sclns GArrl Van Dru sefZh, E-- oi
he CITY of Ees-Io fPrnler deceased, pr-set o. r.
same sb he vouchers hcfeo' 30 ln- sltfcllrfs al l-i
ONCE No =. Fulton street IL he Cy OF New GA "a
or before he Ssh day - October rexL-D8.rc New fork
th- -Sih DAY - April, 80.
SAMUEL d. VAN DIN BER6h. iy,s~,s,o-,
JAMES VAN DEN BERGI,
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Eelal Notices.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTOKs-Ex'en o. me
l\HaTlem Railroad ffOm CrOtOn falls 10 Dover ram
Proposals for the grading masonry ana bnaghg oi
mi rs OF The New YOrk and Harlem RAILROAD ek'enuhk
from its present al CfoOn Fails TO Dover rhhs
IN Duchess County. will be received ~ TIE once o. Inc
Engineer 10 White Psns unu tie si day ol srP'ehprl
The line Ia now prepared for the examination oi con
tractors prohes aud spec hcauons viii bs eAho''u
~ the Eng ineer's Office. - t,, .r,
The Company reserve he rght 10 sccrpl or rJe' AI'
orop0ssls " hether they may he tho l0~et or no~
ALLAN OAmi pl1t-A-
NlOTiCE IL HERBBN GIHEN, Ia BuL,ssanS,e ,s o
Revis.d statutes 10 the creditors Of DAVID LAW de
crA,ea II the state of Illinois farmer, DANIEL y y
TAGH Decreased nstive u Ireland aud ANU n.NN'
fscsa.ad indigo manufacturer. late 81 th- Cav o N-N-
Yors To- present their claims ih the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber a. hs Office Nassauseei IN me Oy o'
on or before the 4Olh day Of September nsAN
Newly ork. July 9. 1917 JANIS >. e L y -
iys LAVISH Public Aauin'slfalor 10 h- Oy 81 Wv VI
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, thai ne ~ Ne"
York Society for promoting Education anon. Nv.oc"
Children" viii apply for charter 10 The next ensuing
Extra Session OF the LegIsalufe-NeW- 1cis Au-ls .
10 AUD lawuN'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

fASSEN hhhIFEU
IN sap Hercules from CalcHna aRd 3 Heleaa-Dr
Bradley Euehne Bradley, Bradley sopAis Bradley
Mr. II Thompson.
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DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given th-t he io,l."lny
L oruion- have been presented 10 th- Board 81 Ao-i
men, VIZ To have the sidewalks Of ~ent MN r.
b-t~e-. second ayrru- and he Essi river ua2teei
s die s,s ak. Of Forty third street between rsh'h
sreuu, AMI Boomln -dae road, haggrd ano cur 1Lu
Ter stones set therein To have euro ans gutter SOD -
IN Thru, th-sr-et between Seventh sno rishm avenues
To f.e lrb and eu er stones eel DO Turiy r.
tween sew h ard Eighth avenues ard 10 have s- -f
49, III Br.svvsv to ana 10 orner with The sever no
Madison avsru-. All p-rsous interested ih th- h"oFs
propositions having objections 10 ne SANE, ~
h. tr,-rt h.u in rttns 10 The uDtersgnrd Al hs ONCE
40 Hal fRrrorts or before ihe in uss OF Angus
instant MARTIN p THOMPSON, street CONN IS
SLrrel CnnnrL- ..lnneI-s Ofrr. AuE1H :. ~. W.
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6cusfs TO LEI.

TO LET-Half Of TIE $50 story ana ~" N'.. c 10
g. - 4ar..H...f hfussl1n str IT,, -
- -, a., GENTLEMAN. wife sud ehid 10 = 49,
~. ~, ,.ii- ea very moderate. The fanny o.,s
ien.si is 10 The couauy Apply on me pre-
aall "a -,,,--ssiateiv. IN
- ,,.r-- of The present o-cupans .,s Is,
- ~, srsrtm-rts in house pi-nsshuy 80 ~
- :, r.e.ist.nf ~ three ROOMS oa '.s - g,,d
D - he ,hirs and q basement tiichru' ., ,.lsr,fe
- th4 Crl,on vsier : lad o. hen' ny. '" e.
Aorls a. 80 b zee, s-r o. .c-..-
ovEIIE- AND LOFTS TO D. 1T :, ,b.
- - .,i,s ~ ofc-s With Ous or u PIC -. ~,
~ 5,,.s- 'front.' Sr- proof rtors > So .pScSTr
~ r-,n,-. ~ ~ - Z > =. - -,
- TO TET-The whole or psfi ~ me .D, .. ~ 81.
- if.rk ho1s- . Trinity place 'si'sD'T ~ ri,fL
- Apply &c Broadway
ILIKGK HOU-k lin on Or Two w., 49, 800
- I'D .1t rrund Nth fniit trees, snfIn-,
~ ii si.uaet nesr tie Pesssic, nte-n lA.u ~ -
f-,p N~~sfk w-li c.cG aied ior per'ons iu''s -, ~
II, ne civ or sry wishing residence ln " Sx
.r On 1easonsie terms Inquire 81 7.s ~.
a. y J. !.
q, TO IET-Toa singls Gentleman or ~ as 81,
- ,u,t- N b-s1uful rpoms On NE tiila uoVt- d.,
~ craze 30 good tenant Th- loc9non = - -
tf,'-' 'r'Ds ' IS 2r'
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miscellaneous.

NIkW~PAPhk-4oO reams 22Ao- IN. ~ 10 - lbs
~ Ion rrans .lA3i inches. - los
.fc0 reSms .4Nsc inches. > 10 81 he.
lnO realns .tASo cnes. 50 10 ~ ts
1fO leams .lN59 inches s. 10 A. lbs.
500 o. ans = N57 inches. 50 10 So lbs
SOresins .SNin Inches, ~ - i5 lbs.
luu rrAn. .4Nf3 inches, A. he
resms SO,N4i inches. "a lbs
Eof sale 10 ols lO slil purchasers, ~
CYRUS W. FIELD \ CO BuTilng-siP \.
Any size ana Qlslits ofdrr ~ sh1tuocc