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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20
Police Intelligence.

Suspicion of Burglary -OHiosr Bliven, Of the 18th
ward arrested yesterday two men, by the of Lo
veil r. Golden, and David Gould, suspicion Of bursa
rousy entering the premises Of James M. Congrin In
Christopher street justice Merritt detained them for
examination.
Burglary porter house called Buena Vista, cor
ner of Forsyth and Grand streets kept by Hook and
Howard was burglariousy entered with false key on
Saturday night early .on Sunday morning, by som
bold robber, stealing there.rom lot Of silver Spoons
money and segsrs valued in alat about $40 No arrest
Another The grocery store on the corner OF Essex
and Houston streets kept by Dutchman, was broken
into through rear and between $40 and $40 stolen
therefrom. No arrest
arrest on SuspcionOhicer Merck, Of the 9Th ward
police arrested yesterday man called Peter Seeey
suspicion of stealing sol nom John Wagner Justice
Orborne detained him for further hearing
Grand Larceny Officer Beach, of the 10th ward po-
lice arrested on Saturday night woman called Sarah
welsh on charge OF stealing three gold pieces from
Thomas Estbrook Justice Merritt looked her up for
further examination.
False Preiencss-Oflcers Vephoef and Reeves, Of the
18th ward police arrested, Saturday Patrick Gsu-
CHAN and VIM Long on a charge Of obtaining money by
false representation from Joseph q. Fuller. Detained
for further hearing by Justice Ketcham.
Pardoned by til. Governor. Policeman Bennett Of the
4th ward who was about year ago sentenced for term
Of Ave years to the State prison &c Sing Sing,
vcton Of grand larceny pardoned on Thursday last
bv Governor Young.
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OPEN AGMS-Palmo's theatre, with Madame
Augustus ballet and all the best artists of the
Park Theatre.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.--There are now four
mails due from the South
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FROM BRITISH WEST INDIEs.-Thc st. Chris
TOPPER Gazette to the 18th ult. was receivedby
the brig Marcellus, which arrived yesterday
They give no local news. The great object of
attention appears to be the coming meeting Of
the West India League, which is to assemble at
ST. Thomas sometime in December. Members
from the various Islands were preparing to leave,
and those from Antigua intended to embark on
the 18th of Nov. for st. Thomas.
The market for produce was poorly supplied,
and prices ranged high. The arrival of three
vessels from New York on the llth and 18th,
and one from Wilmington, served to bring down
the quotations. Flour, which had been selling
at SIS per barrel, was reduced to $ll by the
fresh supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

The HrpERMA is in her sixteenth day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

| iunity daily presented them, 81 making d eolii'
parison between the working of monarchy
and tina; of republic. They the results Of the
two systems placed plainly before their eyes.
They see the United States fourshing, rich,
progressing and increasing They see Canada
almost at stand still, like courser reined IN,
which would rush onward, but strong arm
holds it back. Hence the Canadans-that Isl
the greater portion, the mass-have great SYM
pathy for us, and we may also say, so have we
for them. They admire our progress, ana we
desire to see then progress IN the same manner.
1t is natural, mutual sympathy, which springs
up and arises from the nature and position OF
things.
| We do not wantto possess Canada the idea is
ridculous-we seek no annexation, no amalga-
! ion, like that; all we want is,-not that we
should possess Canada--but that she should pos
sess herself, and be her own master and mistress.
Nay, we do not want this; but it is Canada
who wants this; and as we believe it would
benefit her, therefore, for her good, we wish
her to have what she wants 1t is true, if Cana
da gained this point, as we gained II above six
ty years ago, then she would become like US,
perhaps united with Jus; and then, no doubt, we
should be charged with all Ssrts Of crimes, be-
cause We sought and reioiced and aided in our
neighbours welfare. This is the only annexation
which can ever take place between free people,
ana such an annexation is already at work in
Canada. 1t is mental annexation of mind, OF
feeling, and of sympathy for and with our repub-
lican institutions. AT the general election now
to take place in Canada, if the liberal party.
which is the most numerous, should be elected
over the monarchical party, which is the most
wealthy and corporate, then a revolution is al
ready half begun in Canada-the spark is set to
the fuel, and the fire will soon burn and roar
aloud.
So much, therefore, depends upon. the results of
this election, that cannot but regard it as the
most important event of the kind that ever yet
has occurred on our neig hbors grounds
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PASSENGERS SAILED

IN The steamship Caledonia for LpGPool-Messrs ID &
Estes and lady, W Eaton and lady, Hubbard and J
Lsnson of Boston Neston and lady of Dorchester,
J Henry J Rae. w Beecher I ID Lainer. J L Fran
cha 7 Greeklun EdW COchford, VIM Jones Otto Yves
sendareh. l. Busteen w Haynes, w Laird : II
Thompson, Msyeock. Means, J II Espent w Tap
scott. - Ferguson Williamson, lllias G Patterson.
r Gates J Brown aud or Ferguson of Few York, L
Baker, W sherman and II Townsend OF Albany, Bald
win OF Syracuse, Sulwel of Buffalo Mrs Rsndele
and child - Scheng and DR. hsinagle OF Philadelphia
Jas Weddeil OF North Csrolns. Dixon snd F
Dunbsr OF Charleston. c Dekey and w Driscoll
OF Savannah. DR. Enc OF Georgia. Belize,
Longhry and Geo Martin OF Mobile, Ambrose Lsntesr.
} spence Pout II Williams. II LeBsrbue. l. Volz
Mcdowell o Graham, DR. Gowen. w Jackson of
New.Oresns Witherell Of 81 Louis Miss Robenson
Miss Mst,hewson, w Harris o Ross Of Montreal }
& Mekechnie Of Canada Col Wright and Blskely
British Army, ID Lang, Mowstt w BrODheld w
Thompson. w Lee, II Easement Col Escourt wife and
servant OF Eglsnd. Mr. and Mrs L w Cramerous of Ho
land II r Smlhes of London, Eynis Of France, -
Ssrmiente, Paris, Csnesquills of Italy. Chief Jus
tee Norton OF Newtoundlsnd-s6.
For Hallar-J Deblois OF Boston, Leonard of
Phisdelphia, - Patterson 80 Jackson, Collins Sto
ker. Or Alden, Boits'o OF Halifax Black. Mr. and
Mrs Stagner and child Miss Stsgner Miss Stokes Mrs
Baker and child-l6 Total l02.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW .YORk

ARRIVED.
Belgian ship Due de Brsbsnt schmidt 40 days from
Antwerp mdse, 70 order 206 passengers
Br bark RchmOnd GrSssn. - ds I'm Hamburg In bal.
last and 1913 passengers. 10 schmidt s BAcheD June
L. lat IS 80 lon 81 spoke bors sarah Shesfe Of New.
York from ApascbicolS bound 70 Hsvre. 30 days out
goth ult lat as Lon * tel IN with large launch 10
sinking state took two sails and coils Of rope from her
wind blowing fresh Al Northwest st the time
or nuuoer on the boat could Do seen 2sih ult spoke
ship 81 Lawrence 5th inst spoke Br brig Herbert from
- Johns bound Bsfss, ireland 9TH spoke Br brig
Wonderwse hence for Cork. 10 ds out June "a spoke
shp Governor hence for London, p days out
Rr brig Father Mathew G!llicban 80 hours I'm Phla-
delphia IN ballast 10 Lynn
Brig Ohio, Delsno. ds tm Dsrien, Ga, lumber, 70 J
Campbell Lett ship Victory. Of Waterford. ldg with
sPEs for Europe; brig SelrnS. DO for New-iork-
sehr Amphioious, Leeeh, is I'm Georgetown. DC,
-four 70 order.
sesr pscotah, Smith d. I'm BrsDdywine, corn meal.
70 Aleo 4 Psxsen.
Sehr SultAna, ABBOTT 10 Do fn Mschiss Me lumber.
Schr lno Niekerson Boston mdss
Schr stewart Frame, de I'm New bern. naval
stores, 10 master.
SchF Chesapeake stewart Baltimore aour
Schr High Priest STOW from Pits Landing NC naval
store, 20 master.
Schr Clarendon Boston mdse
Schr Eizseeth. Boston mdse
SAILED-Sbips Wellington London, Sea Liverpool
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Mo- AZ WesreaN R,ILE0A0 ID. /

M,cos AND WESTERN RAILROAD %.
MacON, July 7, l5f1.
: DIyIDEND oftwo dollars per share upon me CAPT.
"A al .o Of his Corporation Is declared, payable on
he frat day OF ensuing Oui OF inc net earnings o
lie preceding xix months The dividend % shares regis
tered tn NeY0k payable NJ the Bank d The State oi
New York there; shares registered IN macJh NJ INC
Once OF me Company M Macon. a.,
the la Au,o,.t inclusvs J. H. TAYLOR,
Iva yvvs Treasurer pro TEN.
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Ecqal Notices.
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES.

BIRTHS AN ~ M AhhlASES.
NOTICE -kxuacs Of IN act entitled A. Act pTDgio
Ming for Registry Of Marriages Births and Deaths In
the Cily and County Of N,wYoTs for the Stale Of New
section Il shall duty Of csrg ymen tnazi.trates
&c sc report to tho Cy Inspector, under appropriate
hsads and In forms shall be prescribed BY
retsry OF ststs the number Of BIRTHS, MARRIAGEs
sud DEATHS which have occurred IN their districts
spsyay during each preceding he hsIdsy " Jan
uary the month and cay Of their occurrence, HE
aud residences Of the persons married dying and
the OF the parents ~ such children born during the
year lbe color ard " the children, and
residence Of Tho officer or Clergyman performing the
Age ceremony IA u marriage tho ogs " Tho per-
son. who married died during year sforc
particular 1isesse 81 their death
The egOr VI s marriages and births Cily OF New
YorE shsu be reported direct 10 the Guy Insp'cor and 10
60. er. 4. no phy.icsn or mid vie la nj any
blrh he parents sha be required 10 fepOrI 90 The
Cy Inspector within month and ell deaths 10 the Cy
Of New YOs shall be reported 10 h7 Gy laspector 40 Al
piesent every week
See II shall BIZ he duty of clergymen magistrates
snd other Dsrfons who perform the marriage ceremony
assp registry OF be marriages celebrated ~ lhem sud
far practicable and E0te The of The
persons married the thereof and their places OF
birth and their residences 10 such registry IL shall tho
duty VI physicians snd professional midwiyes keep
registry Of the several bhs "a which they hsye asss-d
professionally and me time " such birth color, and
inc es1ence Of the parents and physicians who have
tended deceased persons thc last sickness cef ymen
~ho olhcatsc e. the funeral and sections who have
buried dec~ased persons 20 keep registry ~ he name
and residence VI sucn decreased persons and tie times
vi their draths.
f. will be seen BY the above hat gylnen nisgislsiss
&c. required TepCu month 70 he Guy Inspec
tor all pefs)ns married ~ lhem with particulars az 20
name age Dlrh place place o. residence Of hs parties
married, where married &c. Sc
Physicians aud midwiyes Will also perceive that they
required % report all biflbs, Ls sud color, tho
and residence Of ne parents and In h-Fe 10 no
physician midwife 10 attendance then The parents of
he child arc " report The birth 70 mo Cly Inspector sin
one month aflsf
Forms OF making t4 sboye return. will be Furnished BY
The Civ In.pect1r A. w. WHILE, ClIy Inspector.
Guy Inspectors Office, June H. isi7 je2l I'm
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Banks, Stocks, Mt.
DOWEKY SAVINGS BANK. New. y

DOWRRY SAVINGS BANk.-New York liih
- JUN -DlvtDEND The drpositop are hereby no
tifed thst srmsnuua dvdsrd al The rate of pre per
cent psrsnnum on all sums OF I'VE dollars snd upwsfd aud
lea. tnsu I'VE hundred dollars, and foar per cent per an
nun on all sums of i've hundred dollars aud upward when
io.t will he Maid 10 dspostors on and after Monday, the
9th inst durf hours OF business al me BANK Az IN
eresl not calei Tor wal remain as principal ana ara" III
t-rsst accordingly FROM LIT Int . -, ,-.,.
The Bank open Tor business on .ionasys' 20
and Saturday, from to7 O'CLOCK r NJ a. NO 10 o0"e'''
JAMES MILLS, President
- "a co..gst,tt secretary yl6b
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The Crops, &c.

We have never passed over any portion OF yer,
mont when the prospect almost certain, OF bounaiu
harvest appeared promising Many persons feared
that long continued cold and wet weather OF tue
sorng and in June past might injure the Corn crops
and the fruit but II has been otherwise ordered aud
we never saw the fields Of Wheat Rye, Oats hay Corn
aud Potatoes look better than they now DO An unu'
sual quantity Of Corn, Grain and Potatoes nave been
PLANTED this wear and If the rains and the sunshine
nue favorable the crops must be abundant Grass 10
some places appears 10 have been Winter killed yet This
chief dependence Of Vermont husbsudry promises
abundance The farmers in many places North have
commenced hsyDg and everything seems 80 lar hgoly
favorable Fruit will also be abundant As almost every
tree seems 10 be filed Bellows Pals (Vt) Gsz.
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TREATMENT OF BLACKS IN MARYLAND.-A pro
pretor Of canal boat engaged In boating coal from this
valley 10 Havre de Grace related 20 US few days since
the following circumstances He accompanied the boat
As captain and had with him as hand quiet orderly,
industrious black man. While at Havrs de Grace two
men came near his boat magistrate named Ever
EFT G. Hughes, the other constable named Isaac WI
lev They inquired II he mad black man on board He
informed them he had with him as hand, black man
who was then ia bed In bis cabin. Hughes informed
him that by the laws of Maryland any nonresident black
man coming into the State was liable 10 me Oi wv
which sum Hughes demanded.
The Captain was told by some other citizens OF Ha-
vre de Grace that no such fine under the circumstances
could be- legally exaced and he therefore refused 10
pay the sum demanded urging that the black man was
under his control and hand that he remained
closely with the boat and behaved himself well An ell
fort was made 70 arrest the black and bis show
ing an unw out Of his cabin and dispOsi
tion 10 resist Hughes handed the constable pistol,
(Which he had lust before by request received from HIM
and ordered him 70 shoot the srghted black II he did
not give up.
AZ the constable raised the pistol whether TO shoot or
frqhten lie uncertain tbs Capain stepped between the
black aud the pistol saying II such the law the black
should accompany them and the propueiy OF their
course should be inquired into. They hsndcuted the
prize and took him Il miles to Bell Air. On their
way they proposed to him If he would act spy for
fine Having a higher sense of honor than they, he
promptly refused and put 10 prison. The CAPITA
hnsy paid the hne and costs and was permitted 10 take
bis hand back 10 the boat lWkesbsro pa Adv l4th
DEATH OF COMMANDER PlERCY.-W learn from
the Norfolk Beacon that Commander Percy of the U.
Navy died ON Wednesday last his residence IN Ports
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CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY, July Il.

EAINADAIf aU1J IT
~ Hon Isaac r. HsLMEs Of Charleston . I.
IL Al the Aston House. gentleman rDguished as wei
for his social Qualities as his crstorcsl powers he
we believe graduate Of Yale
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COAL.
LTIRST QUALITY OF RED ASH, White Ash and Lee
high Cosl screened snd prepared Ia the best manner
FOR family use the following low price per ton for cash
BROKEN Asp Eco SIZE ....s...........s.rJ ~
Stove ND RANGE do. .................. 50
LaRGE Nut do ...,.............. p
Yards g3 and IS Sixthayenue aud 40 Wayerly place.
Iyl5 Inn JOHN CHICHESTER.
JIun mons WHITE ASH, chestnut or small nus
DVOO Coal, suitable Tor driving sIeam for sale by mo
cargo from yard by The single too AT low price Ap
ply 10 T. STOKES DlCkERSON,
I05 snd IN AuthOny-st.
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POLICE-Mrs McKeon. residing at go DIVISION
9, yesterday her boy years o. u the mer
chant tsOrs store Of Thompson & Nixon cor Cedar e.
and Broad way for work where four embroidered
Cashmere vests worth {l5 given MIN 70 take 70 hs
mother he was on bis way home. snd when near
Prankfortst be met by small lrlsh woman who
told him il he would 60 10 Frankfort e. and ask Mrs
Bennett for s. for Mrs. smith che would give MIN Two
shngs aud sxpeuce and take care Of his bundle until
be returned The boy o't the bundle with the woman
aud look for Mrs Bennett and after searcnos
for some time tor the house unable 70 hno u returned 70
the place where be left the who made Der escape
with the vests She has not been arrested ffeotflcA
and James Sawyer yesterday arrested oy ole@fs
Cuffy and Beam OF the Third Ward A. iugiuyes from
Albany where they charged with stealing s<Oo ir"n
Abraham sawyer $40 Of which were recovered lney
yer. detained . The house Of Frederick Oserheicher,
zoo RyinQs,ons entered yesterday and robbed Of
French silver watch worth $. The thief escaped-
Patrick Murphy wsssrrested yesterday BY Ohcer smith
Of the Eighteenth Ward charged with seriously stsODng
Edward Stephens DE was detained. - Philip Drake
was yesterday arrested by officer Oakley Of the Fourth
Ward. charged with stealing TWO coats Detained
VIM. Taylor yesterday arrested by otlcer McCor1
of The Ftn Ward charged with opening nre ny ant
At the corner of West and Vesey cts for winch ne was
hned S25
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UNIVERSITY or NERMONT.-The Commencement
of tbs University of Vermont will take place al Burning
ton on "Wednesday, August 4, le4l On Monday even
ing, Angus, 2 an address before the Society OF ke
gious Inquiry will be pronounced by Rev. Edward
Bcecher, d ID OF Boston Mass Music by the Handel
and Haydn Society OF Burlington
On Tuesday August B the address before the Liters.
~ Societies OF the University will BE- delivered by w
H. Vose, Esq OF Augusta Maine, and the poem will be
delivered BY John Henry Hopkins Jr of Burlington. VI
OG the same day sn address before the society of
Associated Alumni will BE- pronounced by Hon Jacob
Collsmer. NJ c of Woodstock. Vi and a poem bv Al
exander Mann Esq Editor OF the Rochester Dsly Aer
lean. Dodworths Band Is 10 enlen ihese literary pro.
ceedpgs.
THE CHlLp-MURDERER AT OYsrERvmLE-A
gentleman Of this city hes received letter giving
most terrible explanation OF the murder Of MIR George
III Hinckleys child st Oysterylle. Bsrnstsble. sun
dsy last The cofha containing the corpse was taken
into the church Tuesday, sud all the neshbors
collected there. and by according 10 the form
OF the old superstition requested 20 lay their hands
the coffin and declare their innocence OF the murder
When TO the OF the mother OF the child she
rolucanily sid her hand on the coffin and with great
EFFORT made out 10 say didn't DO IL didn't do II
Her created violent suspicion sgdnsi
her. and after she bad been questioned little she made
ul confession Of the murder and sso admitted that
che made the several s;emp;s set fire u the house
which have been noticed heretofore. Boston Post
HUNBUG EXPLODED The grand project Of
raising Capt hidds vessel ~ Cadwefs sDdng on the
Hudson and obtaining VISIT proseii in which
large amount o. money was efneArAel ~ credGlOUs
men has proved To be whA. many .uspeeie5 an eyre
cious hum5Gg organising 10 fraud. iis nov known
that sun itch had been taken from the wreck pieces
of gold coins &c deposited there lew DAYS pre-
,ous that this discovery might cheer the hearts Of the
stockholders and induce Others % purchase shares
FoR ESCLAsD.-rhe Royal Mail steamship
Caledonia Capt Edward Lou, le ihis afternoon tor
Halifax and Liverpool taxing out the semi monthly
mail containing about $500 letters sHd the usual guam
ty Of other msilabe matter She bad l02 passengers
smons them n d. Hubbard, Esq dispsteh agent 10 the
Slate Department hsser Of disps.cAss
Boston Trans. 10th.
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For The Tribune
lnhorers Wnnied In Nneidn GOnnIN.

The County of Oneida, asyou are aware is the
most popuous in the State except New York and one
OF the most wealthy 1t has factories and
tensive mechanical works which call steadily for srgs
force both male and female. The Hay harvesting /:
now going on which will be followed by the Grain hSr
vests aud this necessity for increased mum
Der OF aborcrs The pay la these various departments
ofindustry Is very liberal and will fully requc the Ia.
borsr Tor hs expense in getting here and enable great
portion OF them 10 obtain advantageous permanent siiua
ions There Is great call In Uca and It's vicinity toI
girls ana women domestics, and those who under.
stand their business and steady excellent
places for years think you would confer real
vice the immigrants pouring in such numbers upon
you by publishing these facts. Those who may venture
10 come here the streHgh OF this notice viii not be
disappointed Good hands male female. will not TO
main unemp loyed one day after reaching Utica
WHITES TOWN
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~ A woman named Sarah TrPPe threw her
se into the river At the foot Of Tenth St yesterday but
wa. rescued from drowning. This IA the fourth time
she hes made similar attempt
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LNoR sAI.E CHEAP yats. fe-t diameter s feel
deep near $50 gallons ca sclsy; mad, q clear
pine and extra heavy 5oaid ncSrly ard In goo5
eonditOn. Inquire Of JOHN DWIGHT, Tweniy fftrs.
west Of rsnlh ay opposite ne wire factory.
til NrbMs
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r. A. NJ. HoLBRooK Of the \ o. Picsy uhe Is Al
the Astor House and left Saturday evening tor Charleston
in the Southerner.
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lNoUrsr.-The Coroner was yesterday called b
bod an INQUEST Al the corner Of Eighty sixth - and
Eghth upon the body Of Henry stannery LOOMS
eyed 9 months who, upon examination. wac found 70
have bis arm broken bic Jaw, shoulder aud ninth uo
were also found 70 oa broken The ary in The case rem
dered verdict tna he 10 HE death By Injuries
wiifuly uacted 5y person or Persos unknown .
that body.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS


aosssrisEp ia rEiHc-s ~ sFsci.i. tsroisf 49,
g. .Iag - fsythsT r-a-;e1,
.ls all ADVERTISEMENT made uot-r ~ 90 cal
asrr-C-.rral 10 ue~sps PER " 1swsyso-fs q -gfefs
1rc.sd Tor h any Posi- Oce shs - in-fed n e Dap-s
o. papers n he Place where Ne Ocs 81 ge 81 z
sisy e G.gslsd Ar-tAg ~ -arf get osrc,l-afiar-
sru Pod Oesas I'm, Fls.sa Na~cs s. lsS
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DnINIiNG observation-disclosures Tor .sls-On'

DHINIisG t-TABLI-iNkNT Tor sls--One
Il ~ ne mOst cOmp.etr Dook AEd JOB pfntng ofhces
u iih0ut any ns1spspef lncgmJrsacel 10 TIC Ined
states cuere1 Tor sale between his and he 1t OF SepL
Il K Pyssessi0n, however VIII be given Immediately 10
p4rch-s-r IL has very large and Increasing run u
book and JOB WORK, and l. pfotaDis coacetn "a any
In either " .ls oller Kew gland clues. The soc
eel o. the prrs-as proprietor Offering for sals -
accept Of an opportunity - sner ~ 9.igfent branch
OF business Ia saoar civ Applications Tor father -fcr.
mzIiJn Cen he ns1e 20 81 L. bOhhOOohs,
uJlw ll3 fuiOu-sL
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STEAM POWER And RoOMS To Lst 81 IS A.
Ctorn-y-s Tao ro9ms, a By ~ iee'. well hshlec On
hres sides dIsl FOR weaving glass eaGtng, or Any
other basu=ss La! requires power. Also basemenL
Apply al 81 Atorncy-sL or ~ 4o5 GrsndsL
yi6 lws JOHN CONGER
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80 FOR -ALE-A small farm, beautifully ,itua!ed
% within fifteen minutes walk Of she Railroad Oepot AZ
49, Railway, state OF NewJersey. The land l' very
good buildings and fences mostly new ana we Woo ~
hne order For particulars inquire OF j. T. haODEN'
5s5i Roadway. or Al l76 Lsurea.st n. Y. je25 2m'