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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22
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BUGGlES AND WAGONS

"a 1i-h1r > SALE.-By virtue OF TWO execu-
~ tons issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court for the county of iowa AVID Territory
of Wisconsin. and to directed against the goods
and chattes, landsa tenements of Richard Burns
and in favor Of George W. Cobb, have levied up
on the following described real estate viz: The
southeast quarter of section No. thrty-sx $50 in
township No. SIX (6) of range No. four a. east of
the fourth principal meridian Territory of Wiscon-
sin,county OF lowa.And shall sell all the right title
and interest of said Richard Burns in said real
at public auction, at the Court House door, in the
town OF Mineral Point. in said count, aforesaid.
on the 18th day of November A. D. 1917, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock AN and o'clock
P. NJ, OF said day. the highest bidder, to sat
isfy said executions, and charges.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
Iowa county, w. T.
Ocfnhnr 6 1917
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

sSHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of an I've,
- ton issued from the office of the Clerk OF H..
District Court for the county of Iowa and Territory
OF Wisconsin, aud directed against the good
and chattels. lands and ,enements OF John f. OneiI
and in favor of John Kerr and Augustus Kerr I
have levied upon the following described real Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22
The Da59y National EvAsg,

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- - 1't > server |" 7u'scr'-
.1e ~ ~ !" H'o's. Town.
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" W. ..l.,sls y '"t country ana
party power. its columns are open to every E.ao
IN the country t'r the discussion OF political any
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

And shall proceed sell air the right. nj
and interest of SAID Jol,a, L. Or.,l ia AID to the
said dies cribcd pr, msrs, public aurri"n al the
Count House door IN the town IT Mineral Point.
said county no tn" twenty SECOND dnv of Dcloasr, a
D. 70 i, nt NO O'clock T. NJ "f sHiI ,isS. ihu
highest bidder satisfy sasd cNc,ujiurt Gusts utd
charges. LEVI SEEElIN &. Shc,tb
Iyiry co""'y 81 7.
S,-,, \ n rcf-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

a. IlERIFF'S SALE.-BY virtue of an execution
- issued from the office oi the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court for the county of Dane Territory of Is,
consin, and me directed, against the goods and
chatcls. lands and tencmeutS, of John + Oneill and
in favor of John Walsh Il gk | have levied upon Tie
..1LLLA.-ina- I.s.r-i..-l - $500
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22
q EAGLE PAINT SHOP ~


NHARLES COTRELL & GEO. W. READ
- are constantly on hand to 30 plain and oria-
mental House anil Sign Painting. Carriage. and
SieIghs painted u order. Imirasers at Woods and
Marbles. Paper Hangers and Glaciers
u COGatry Jobs PunctgaIy attended 20.
Sent. 3. To
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

rFAH s-1oItnrs well no looked 70 and held aC-
countahle for any nnl al Lead Mineral other
ores raised from off the above described Lands
JOHN RRACKEN. Agrrt.
Mineral Point. Sept. -, 1917. 3'f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22
Dry Goods Clothing, Gro
CerleS sc. Sc.

Which he intends Offering TO the public at reduced
ices, and void the .me time advise tn m tC
call and examine before buying elsewhe e.
- --,hr s. T247 6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22
PHbEsC .NOfFrP.

& LII persons are hereby notified not TO
M trespass. Mine or dig upon the following
nds without the written consent or permission Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

Aamtatsira tors Bonds for sale at this
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

October 6. 1917,
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LATEST MOMENTS
r ELE Ora nrC



Inc steamship Palmetto arrived at New Orleans -
'ne 10Th inst, from Vera Cruz and Tsmpico
one brings news few hours later only from Vss
Crur having sailed the same day with the Galveston
"sr Aaviees are a day later from Tampico
ne New Orleans Pieayune confirmed In liz opinion
thAt the momentous published At thu eauts, ON
the oth rpeaking Of the peace offered bv thu
United states English mediation sc J was n ho.x
Captain Mayo's expedition from Alvsrsdo .r.,n.t
Padre was not successful
Jarauta has positive orders to take no prson<r and IA
put TO death not only american every Mexesr
he catch Oho has rendered service 10 the am.,e.r
Col. Pierce has not yet left Vera Cruz
No news has been received from Tampico or the
Brazos
The eight American prisoners who have arrived ct
New Orleans reported at Tsmpico that about thirty
others attempted to escape with them but rstaken
and three were shot In the pursuit.
supposed that De Russeys expedition to recover
the prisoners had failed.
The Picayune gives extended geanings from Mexican
papers of June soth but they not worth telegraph.
ing
The New Orleans Commercial Times has not . word
In confirmation Of its momentous news" autographed
yesterday
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Died,
On Friday morning. 2ad inst, EDWARD SWAN, in the
oath year OF bis age.
The friends Of his family invited to attend his fu
neral from the residence his father No. 6is Houston
street, this afternoon at O'Clock
On wednesday, 22d inst, PHiLIP BRoUssEAu, only
months.
Suddenly, on the 22d inst, Frederick SHELDON.
youngest son OF Samuel j. and Helen NJ Jacobs aged %
months
The funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from his fathers residence in 18th street. between 4h
ana Lexington avenues The relatives and friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend
On Friday morning. after . weeks illness, Mrs Gaia.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral this Saturday afternoon at o'clock from
late residences, Bergen Hill, N. J.
On the 23d inst, RoBERr ALEXANDER son of J.mes
and Isabella Ramsey sged Is months and 10 days
The friends OF the family invited to attend tn
remains from 1870 Liberty street, to the steamboat
o'clock this day.
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By THE MAILS.

WARRINGTON, July ~, ls47.
Mr.. Trists Strength Of General scotts arwy
mr. Isaac ID. Marks
1t will be perceived that the letter Mr. Buchanan to
the Mexican Secretary for Foreign Affairs contains
seeming contradiction Of my repeated avsrment that
Mr. Trist Is not clothed with plenary diplomatic powery
Nevertheless again assert that Mr. Tris Is not clothed
with penary powers has it ever entered into the
minds Of the Administration to send him to Mexico -
penpotentary. The lapse Of few days will probably
bring the solution Of this paradox will seen BY the
result that In relation to Mr. Trist power - well a. in
relation to everything else have asserted nothing ON
superstition
Mr. Buchansnsletter sent ia by General Scott
but conveyed to the Mexican Secretary through tho
agency Of the British Legation. There probably no
truth Id the rumor that General Scott sent mes.
sage to the Mexican Government giving until the soth
ult to decide upon Its There necessity
for such STEP and, all the circums tances considered
is very unlikely that General Scott should have seat any
such message unless he had received positive assurance
through the British Ambassador that the Mexican Ex-
ecutve disposed to come to terms
General Scott must have had by the sth Of July under
his immediate command ut Puebla 800 fighting men,
consisting OF 5000 Of his troops Pusb $500 under
Csdwsader and Pillow 800 under Pearcs and the gsrr-
of Jslspa 500 under Col Chds Troops were arrv-
ing every day at Vera Cruz at the last July 81
and being despatched Immediately they arrived It
head quarters Nnetenths those hospital were rs
pidly convasscng 1t upon the reliable nfor.
nation that based long since the prediction the
middle Of July Con. Scott would have at least nftssn
thousand under his immediate command
see there 10 attempt revive the stale sland>r
against Mr. Buchanan that he forbors take measure
the war, when the pointed on
to him by Mr. Isaac d. Marks. gave . correct state
of the facts connected with this last winter
and repetition Is unnecessary. All the steps recon-
mended by MIR. Marks were adopted, and would have
been adopted II Mr.. Marks had never recommended
them. The course that he recommended was pursued
not he recommended It, but because the nfor.
nation he communicated the Secretary Of State hap.
pened already to be in possession Of through Mr. Black
then consul at the city Of Mexico Mr. Marks repre-
sented Arsta having asked that Minister should bs
sent to Mexico. Minister was sent-not on Mr.
Markss recommendation but because Mr.. Black g.
sured Mr.. Buchanan that Herreras Admin istration
would receive Minister Mr.. Marks further repre-
sented Arsta demanding that Gen Taylor should not
advance from Corpus Christi Gen Taylor did not sd-
until it became manifest that Mexico had virtu.
ally declared Thus Mr. Msrkss suggestions were
in fact carried out But other datons Of Mr.
Marks-to wit the payment to him Of two thousand
dollars for expenses unauthorized and untouched and
his appointment diplomatic agent to treat with
Arists, not followed Hine lilo lacArymG
GALvIENsIs.
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BUFFALO, July 22-P. M

BUFFALO, July Up. NJ.
Flour dulI-small sales of Ohio and Michigan were
made Mt 81 Wheat was dull and transactions light
fair Ohio white quote at s7c Sales OF 5000 bushels
of corn were made at ao, consisting of mixed
Provisions, no change. Whiskey, dull. The receipts
during the past "a hours, about as follows
Flour, $500 barrels Wheat, 1000 bushels Corn,
10000 bushels Freights to Albany -four 65c corn lec
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TELEGRAPHIC.


New ORLEANS, July lo-P. M.
Sales Of 500 bales Of Cotton were made at previous
prces at those which established by the Gale
donias Sales Of 5000 barrels Flour made
81 81 lax, consisting chiefly of Illinois and Ohio
brands. Wheat dul-sales Of 1000 sacks Ohio and
illinois red, including lots of white, made
sOc Sales of 10000 bushels Of Corn including good
sound mixed and fat yellow made at 500 Sales OF
500 bbls Meal sold at So. Sugar hrmer. The
quotations ranged from Sc To- according to quality
Tobacco inactive but prices steady No change in TO-
reign domestic Exchange. Freights steady.
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ALBANY. July 23-P. M

ALBANY, July 23-P. M.
Our -four market frmer, and 1000 barrels good
brands Michigan and Genesee sold at So SO o.
Sales Of 1000 bushels western mixed made at
80 cents Sales Of 5000 bushels oats made at 3sc
Wheat dull Provisions, no change. Receipts by the
Canal during the past "a hours-Flour barrels H. 100;
Corn, bushels, 1900 Oats, bushels, 1000 Wheat.
nothing. Vessels rather scarce, and freights steady
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BALTIMORE, july 23-P.

Sales Of 800 bbls chiefly Howard street, made
81 S7h 81 on, aad 500 do City Mills at 81 rs; fresh
ground City Mills worth SIS. Sales Of 5000 bushels
chiefly Pennsylvania, red whest, were made at ll2c
Corn moved somewhat more freely and sales Of 1000
bushels Maryland white and yellow made at So
cents. In provisions not much doing We quote mess
pork dull at Sl6 SIC 90, and prime do at $l3 50 a
Sl4 so. Lard, q on cents. Whiskey-sales at "a q
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BosToN, July 23-P. NJ.

BOTTOM, July 23-P NJ.
Our -four market was somewhat frmer, and sales of
400 barrels Michigan made at So so, and 500 do.
good brands Genesee made at S. 80 So 62 Corn
also sitter, and 5000 bushels Western mixed
sold at $780, including some lots ordinary do at 6lc
Sugar-We note sales Of 100 hhds. Porto Rico at q 10
Whest-Dull Provisions-No change. Mess pork
SIT SIS; prime Sl4 1913 co. Oi-Linseed held at zoe
Rather doing In spirits turpentine. Cotton
to sell pretty freely at the late advance Freghts
steady.
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Pugilistic Content:

fHiLADELrHiA, July 2s, lSA7.
pitched fight for $500 aside took place the 2oth
instant, about twenty-five miles from Wilmington, N
C., between two men from New York. one Of whom y
called Reid and the other Barker. They had i've
rounds and upon toeing the mark for the SIXTH Reds
shoulder found to have been fractured from TALL ct
the closing Of the nth round Neither Of them was
otherwise much injured.
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LANCASTER, Pa, July "a, 1887.
we learn that John Hagerty underwent the Last Pc
nay OF tho law to-day In the prison yard He mount
1.-The scsod with great rnness at ten minutes 70 one
o'clock and joined with fervency the devotional sxsr-
cises with tho Rev Mr.. Keenan, Of Lancaster and the
Rev Mr. Mayer of Hsrrisbursh The rope was adjusted
by the Sheriff, the drop fell at q quarter past one
o'clock, and the corpse cut down at quarter Of
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Wheeling Banks ~ per cent discount.
The amount of uncurrent money Offering for redemp
tion very small the issues of the Eastern banks
in circulation throughout the Western country and
shall SOC any large amount Of them this way until
the fall trade opens when the country merchants visit
the city and make their payments.
We usual table of quotations for the prin-
cipal State and other stocks used for Investment
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n: viii io i. .:s:os %
s;: =: 4 &: .' 3: july,
o'clock in the forenoon jSis ~ re Z"
RUWEkY THkArkE.-A, W JAcxsos Pro.I-,a--1 |
Ray 4s: + ;ssS s
MTsss1 mt Ass'tS x. c9ss%
&c tsasats % f.s"f FIFE WOOD
wss ~ es n Gss Doo open
ouarterto 7: performance 10 commence al hstpast T.
C4sTLr GAKDEN.-,NE s4Ksn. ss.ss Man.x.n.0n9
con ss%sss with E T%9
sn ss Gls s sf & M M'o'' Miss
An As NJ, wss a.,v S Ssr VIII. de To by Misses Louisa
Miss Phillips viii sing Ny own Native Land.
Will w Si9fs + 'sssEsscREr-rhom
Nj 1 nO SSs Mr. I'll Dppp, M, clsas
s fsssa 5sy q
and every night this hs dis!ingu,.hsd
'T iaS 9 1PIs,ss %
dassns by the s,s,nsng dsnssuse aee Msvna and
Bass X 3 d. who viii
Tickets as cents to admit Csa,ieAu aud Ladies' Admi..
P. s-For particulars see ANAL bills jisx
{ ASTLE GAiRpEN:-E.tao,diaary EyhietonIThe
board open ys os
n ;. 81
solely, on the first Of September under the
| III. BARRETT.
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
season. will please address him S ss Leonard street
q During Mr. Barrett's Europe ali letters and
nfT Il S csy
| A Me. joan MUSE both Ar
srno noe and Evsn,Sg at 81 and "a o'clock
spg collection OF wax Figures Consisting
N' TaE El; scH SSS'sFfd %MsrEAD
r,,v On NJ, Also engaged for short time
the most popular and talented company in America
ALSO 81 sH 1sf TSSs afJf EsiRasp'n' of
SANTA f9l k ssSas " w 3 S6 sss%S1 IE
Taken by the American Army IN Mexico may be seen here
Admission to the whole, 25 cents.
49, For WHITE STONE, NEW RO-
day, July 23h make White Stone, New Ro
chelle and Glen Cove, going and returning
| LEAVING
anal street at O'Clock
Chambers slEestat.. .......eh
Tier NO. 4, N. ~. .............8S
Catharine street at. .8A
:, And Delaney street ...........s
Fare Is cents each way. jy2 lt'rc
FER xRSEssloS 70 u GH ss,s IssLAMD
~ Ter jAcoB BEIf. Capt Yates viii ii run s At
Is9f as1 street, S G'Sf aaS fts A.
~ 5s . A " "a snf p NJ Leave c0Hey Island la
Fare l2h cents eacn way. j242Sm
fs6 % ws,S s1f sissfas an ion s
S$ '::S i, 7, %s
On Sunday will leave Coney island go % -a
last isJ aT'P, a.. '...'..'.......... o. M.
| DAILY EXCJTRSION To TUE ETV
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payable TO the stockholders rssssrsd in this city at
the American Exchange Bank ON the And OF August.
There has not been Q very active demand for fsrsign
exchanges by this packet and quotations continue with
out any material alteration. The supply of bills in the
market Is large.
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SH0ULDER BRACES, and BODY BELTS-Agaes
" Premium Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace so lny ~ re-
commended and earonscd By the eminent surgeons
this country for children adults who inclined 10 stt
round shoudeed affected spine persons with weak
ness or pain IN The chest those Of consumptve sedena
they will find them invaluable article to brscc shald
expand the chest free and ealtby A..
ton TO the luogs Mechanics and laborers by earring
BRACE will be able to do work with les fati
improve the form. To be had wholesale all at
J.AGATE'S
Gentlemen soutftting store. 2n Broadway,
Of Park Place
NB-Also superior Body Belt or Abdominal Support.i
hiohlv recommended iva 3Gts
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OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
~ ~ & NE
- 2l3 Pearl STREET.

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have added several splendid ships
their line Of between this port and which has
Of more than thirty and have hesitation in assuring
those who may wish make for the passage oil
their friends from England Scotland Ireland that they will
find these ships inferior in point Of comfort
six days throughout the making delay and the eonse-
BILE. free passage from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with bread stus and hospital paid
all the lowest when settled
decline coming out, the full amount paid will be promptly
funded as usual. For further particulars, apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON x NEPHEW,
us Pearl street.
Drafts exchange payable sight also furnished for
Grimshaw Co.. Liverpool; the National Bank Of Scotland
National Bank Of Ireland and Northern Banking Co Apply
as above. jy20 30t.rc
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'>O The. fUBLlC-Grve my a Judge for
yourselves warrant them all to be represented
MOI eClplad

| LAYS PATt Nj hOsE-foI sale IN New York BY the
and % Courtlandt street; James
Walter 2ee Broadway; Joseph H. Ash, 1913 Broadway;
s. Phbin Dey street.; w. g. G. Chardsvoyne 1874 Cher
Bsc.or street; Fulton, 355 Broadway; Knight
Ter Coates Zig Grand sreet chses P s"n ~ r S
syenue Sath sawysI 2se Blocker street, Craig Broad
Trowbndge, 2io Water street; Mckenzie QHara, 635
broad ay John udson, Union Square Fourteenth
avenue Plumbers and d. Hodgman corner Of Maiden Lane
street, and no where else in the city Of New York
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IA PAVILION NEW BRIGHTON, Staten Island
" The proprietor begs inform his friends and the public
that he Ia, made considerable alterations and improve
ID large building containing thirty three rooms altogether
disconnected from the main body Of the pavilion These
ooms are intended for ony they Of como
Die size light and well ventilated and superior all especn
those generally tencmnaed single in the
watering places thu oughout the country
Ihs proprietor Is now ready to treat with families Or Parties
ention.
TIE following hours, viz
From New Brighton-Ats and II A. NJ and Z and r. M.
From pier No North River New York-At A. NJ aud IL
VI and ~ and NJ and more frequent communications
Sunday AHangement-Frcm New Brighton stah hi ''H'
FROM New York att IA M and SkP.M
Mas.c NNhts-~Irssday, TbarsAay and Sstsrhi
Ih1 rtvihon now ready fof The rssepusq q Ss9Yfan
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no you WANT TO DRESS, Beauty and make yo,

LAVE YOU SCURF OR DANDRUFF-Mr Power.
grocer Fulton street. had his hair completely choked
up with pandruf and Jones' Coral Hair Restorative entirely
and permanently cured IL.
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CGNOR VITO VIII has the honor Of info rming the pub
Uns Fountains and Mosaic bles Of the most eIqu sire
workmanship, will take place in the middle of the month
August The assortment Of Alahaser Bculplure is t. ken
from the antique the eek and E'ruscan che Tbs
of Medcs Tszxe fPanese aud Meccrroba of the
magnificent descrpton and the largest ever imported into
shed in the style Part Of this extensive
in the brig Conso from LeghoIn, her way 70 Pha
dehis the reminder is board the brig Constellation
daily expected It this port
Sgnor Vito Wit takes great pleasure in informing the c
of New York that he has IN preoaation many articles
New York " az 3'sedsrc
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
4 No 81 Wall sreeInsuianes against Fire and Inland
Navigation Rsks-Th. Company prepared 70 make insu
nce against loss damage by fire dwelling houses
houses bu dngs general goods and merchandise OF
every description snd personal risks OF trans
DIRECTORS,
Thomas w. Thome, William Van Wysk
hn Van Boskerck, VIC Redf-ld
Eugene Bogsrt, Martin Hoffman,
Henry ". Ward, Rober L. Case
John j. Herr ck job ID Ward
Henry d. Beach, Stephen Holt,
w II. Jacobs.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
NB-The capital Of this institution now full and with
sun los
Money to loan on bond and mortgage jyIl DOT
lvl TIERS FOR sIGNs-ofice 20 Maiden Lane entrance
IN Letters remarkable for durability and
onancy ths gdins unsQualltd by any ether article IN
me mty-whIch bsliAaey a. warranted 10 stand exposure
y Sssr:d wy '''''''''''' % ''' '''s s' 'Sst
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~ NOTICE.--Pseket ship WABASH discbarg.
- ing al Pier No. IL East RiYer CoasigDces will
pIesss attend 70 the rsespt Of their goods INN, d.
ssly. jy;s
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~ Hair soft and fine l-Read
Henry T. Cullen, late barber board the steamboat
South Amercad certify that Hair Restorative
the best article ever used for dessng cleansing
order; all customers preferred to thing else
Sold New York only the sign Of the American Eagle,
SO Chatham street-price 3, 1 or 8 shillings -
Agents in Philsdelphia-zeibsr Ledger Buildings in
in Baltimore Taylor Jarvis Buildings; in Psburg 90 Lii
bery St; in Newark, ". j. B. Ods 278 Broad st.
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49, DAILY EXCURSION TO THE ELY
C. e4A-NSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN-On after
Sunday, July nth, the steamboat PIONEER
will make regular trips from Canal and MI etesnh d
the Eysan Fields Hoboen leaving the above
toned places as follows =
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x&x- NOTICE --PAssENGERs per picket Ship
MN RosCIUS for Liverpool, will please be on board
July 26h ~ lock- NJ At which time the ship will sail
Letter Bags will close at the usual places at hall past IL
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~ STORE AND PART OF DWELLING TO LET
The stand OF the best in the city for any bust
being Washington rsrket. twill be rented
ow oil May. Amply at aCt Greenwich street. iv22
"A APAR Mr.,Ts TO Lei, handsomely furnlshed
c:1 or uufurnished, at 81 North Moore st.
e2M. jyI4 I4tsm
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P. w. BYRNEs & CO.'S NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL EMIGRATION OFFICE.
Ne & - rs

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