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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM MEXICO
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BROOKLYN ARRAIRR

CHARTER CosyEsTIos.-This body assembled at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon pursuant to sdjoummsnt
President Dikemsn In the Chair. Minutes Of the last
meeting read and approved.
Mr. Taylor presented substitute to the 25th 26sh and
9Th sections Of the report on Public improvements In
relation to assessments and collection OF Taxes After
considerable discussion IL was Withdrawn.
The Convention then went into q COMMITTEES Of the
Whole upon the bill OF the Committee on Public In
proyements 10 relation 10 assessments and collection of
taxes.
the Committee then took up for consideration Mr.
Tsylors motto 10 strike out the 25th 18th and gth sec
tons which provides for the employment OF tho sinking
fund Of the City for the purpose OF redeomlng all pro-
perty when the proceedings regularly which taxes
and assessments shall be due and unpald tae money TO
DO 80 loaned tor i've years ct Is per cent
The subject vss ably discussed by Mr.. Osborn and
several other genismen until late hour ia the evening
The Conyenlion will again Tuesday afternoon
at half past o'clock.
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BRooKLYs IssIuuTE.-The Concert at the In.
stituts OF well last evening outstanding the
incemency OF the weather. The amateurs acquitted
themselves In style xhseh drew forta tho
applause Of the audience.
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CAPTURE OF A MExICAs COURIER.
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q shfewd men Of small esp.tsi long ego discovers
the 'ecssIoi ms'ios ort9ass by extensive sdssu.lst
county nswsPapsrs " h. PALMERs Agency. IN ~
Iroane ba''dinss ofers complete oppofSaniJ o. ~
.eeunS ne best Pspsu throuy hoat the county.
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Meeting OF Congress. at Quere'"ro'
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~ DALLEf's MAGICAL PAs-txTAseIoH, iof tne pcs'
tive cure OF ogrls sealos frosted pss pes ahd ~ "a
n4Lnn4siory complaints GOCkAcDs lfsLiAs ALDscAiLo
SOAR only reliable iof chaps chaies cfsckea and
rousn aesn ald Gil SKIN diseases. OOVkACDs focOsE
SUBTLE lor Graduating sapefnaoes hair from upper p
forehead Or any part honian hane-tsstsd oeef.
Da,Is proof positive and 10 mistake round oniJ 81
Nekerst. one iroEs Broadway d1u
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Another Brush between Gems. Lane and Rea'
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PoLIcE.-Patrick Kelly, who keeps a grocery
store at the Of Mou and Bsysrd had his pocket
picked yesterday morning Ia thf porter house OF Thomas
mcluilre, 1871 Wslkerst Of hspocket book containing
the house At TO time but yet clue has been OBJ
tsned OF the guilty party no money having been found
upon any OF those arrested The store OF John Gil
martin, l59 Anthonyst was bursariously entered on
dow and the desk robbed Of LOT OF pennies and some
silver change with which the thief escaped leaving bis
tools behind him The of John Peters corner Of
Centre and Anthony cts. was burgsriously entered on
Thursdsy night through the rear and robbed Of 9l2
with which the thief a!so escaped leaving his jimmy"
hahf
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- The pubic often huIab9g themselves By not BE-
csing after the many times assured the1 81 ne
loyey eject W eVtte OF JoSsss Cofal fair kssssfsie
has On the hair they s contas to bed or 90 nsl
oace asan, II u sod IN New-iosk only o. % Cn.ssn"
or 10 Fulton o. Brooklyn. a Lssoa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-17

s saaet manufacturers and hook fndare
sa.e2 payer Galendefs ers Ruling Hs
-s''f.d screws.
'aA.7tsf.4 inches diameter. 30 iucles long
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-17

INTER FASHIONS rgn H-f7.
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MARINE JOU K n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.



ship ulndoo Lawrence from Liverpool ttn May, sat
10 order-ls passengers May IS LAT 40 80 Ion o. ex
ehsnecd signals with bark showing signal white,
biss ana white horizontally. steering Eastward
ship Tslleyrspd (of Ihomsston) Webb, u days ron
Glasgow, iron. 10 woodhul & Miuiarn. Nay q, eS.
ehspeed signal. with ship steering East Win red
eross on her fore topsAi lat 81 p lon IS snip Jane In
Liverpool Tor New.York 81 days out
Br ship ssudscons. Duase. IS Dc TN Liverpool sax
and f3o passengers 10 Muir s Taylor
French ship Caroline Kenny 80 ds I'm havre, u osi-
last aud ls3 passengers. To Boyd & Hinekcn
Br bark Queen OF the Isle Evans ~ ds I'm Greenock.
mdse 20 Douglas Co May 81. IA; az II, Ion 81 "a,
spoke brig Arso. hence for - John NF
Br bark Hopeweli Neat ~ de FIN Limerick In bsilssl
10 Oeiriehs kruger-s passengers May 81 lat 10 o.
lon 80 IS spoke Oriental Of and from Salem Goth lat
40 81 Ion Go % spoke the Nonumtsn. from Boston for
Cape OF Good Hope. days cot
ar schr Noupsriel. Dunscomb 10 ds I'm Halifax. Ms
FAB 20 = Skelling--5 passengers
~ hrso Mssnofis Gresham. IS de I'm Galway In bal
l.st and & passe ngers, 10 DorsDd Co.
srhr Fnen Rodtnsu. Sherman. New Bedford oil
schr Boston. Providence, ri,
schr Frances Garner from Bay River, NC, shingles,
bound ~ Newport ri
schr susan Taylor Johnson 5 days I'm Georgetown.
ss.mrr Proprisior, Martin. 81 d. I'm Norfolk, to N
Isaseson.
Yacht Coquetie, 6 ds fm Boston on visit
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THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT,

PEEPtEED BY On HART
Is THE ONLY REMEDY Tor Epilectic Pits Tor falling
Isckness) Commissions, Spans &c. This medicine for
years has been tested BY many persons who have
suffered with tbs dreadful disease and In almost every
Gaze where has mad fair trs efecse led permanent
Pamphlets co0isining hirtysix pages Of teslimO-
ny some u which has been presented by eminent phy
claasl be had BY sDplyng nl ghs principal oce Re.
fereuce W Judge Randall 81 Eat Broadway N Y; Col.
p. Derslow, Yonkefs, y. Y. DR.. w. l.. Monroe, Guild.
fore, Ohio Rev Richmond TGgget West Davenport. ".
Y. ; Rev. T. Il Bushnell Baltimore, Nd. Jossph hcDou-
ga, East Brooklyn; w. c Anderson. Wi!liemsD1rgh.
RECENTLY CURED;
Mrs Joseph Bradley Us ofeherdst y: I. G. H.
Boaghton. 81 EightesnthsL ~ Y; Ars- Jas Bertnoh
Chester. Orange Co. N Il CGss Brown seaman Thos-
r Jones, keyengs-cuitsr Spencer, together Win many
Others whose rOt ~ Liberty " publish
All conmunlczlions (pOst PAID addressed 10 Or. 8
HArt si- lyans Harl, vii b. pglc.1aily attended To-
All orders aust BE- accompanied with To- money. The
dc.rs ilh full dlrecd0ns s carefully packed 10 boxes
sad Of - any psr u IA. United Sates Pnces per box
a. sl7 ard 81 Single bottles With Necessary medicine.
al Prepared oniy By DR.. s HART,
Principal Office IS Broadway y Ynext 70 hs Tabernacle
P.s-AcEiee given IN al cases free u charge
ruF.J fment
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YYeniher md Crops.

CROPS IN GEoR0IA--We have during the week
beard from almost every part OF the stste one genie
man, who has made sn extensive tour IN tne oPPe,
Counties informs that the Wheat crop Will not yleid
much more than half as much that Of last year The
Cotton 10 short. but the stand generally good ana IL
his opinion that II the months Of June and July are sea
sonsble the crop will be very good one Everything
depends upon warm suns aud occasional snOwert ne
IL decidedly OF the opinion that she quantity OF land
planted la Cotton IL lees than Ia generally supP0sed-
very many having planted largely Of corn In consequences
Of the unprOms TX appearance OF The Wheat heds Inc
same remarks especially true OF the western ano
South western Counties. Macon GOA Mes
TIE WHEAT CRoP IN MioHuGAS-We hear no
comp shout the wheat prospect In this section
Everything looks promising throughout this and the
neigh boring Counties. Indeed the papers throughout
the Sste that say anything on the subject speak Wen
nj the prospects lGrand Rapids Inquirer.
WEATHER AND CROPS I'VE have had delight
full genial showers IN this region of country, since our
last the of which IL already very visible upon the
crops pasture fields aud vegetation generally me spring
grains especially are experiencing the good enne, OF
the rains aud II to bo hoped the serious apprehen
sous of short crops from drouth, are In good mes
sure removed for the present The Wheat In many
places IL past redemption its bad appearance resulting
more from tho severity Of the past Winter thAn from
any other cause The fy l. depredstng such fields
as have escaped the frosts OF the WINTER snd IN
many places third Of last years yield will not be real
ired We hope for the best though we fear the worst
Wash Penn. Rep. May 90
THx CRors IN ORANcE Co N. Y--The Goshen
var says -" The young crops in this County have
been under the pressure OF the drouth Tor
some weeks past but on Monday we were cheered VIII
rain The Summer crops must now, II the sun does MS
part come forward rapidly. and the Wheat and Rye
though considerably injured by the cold OF an open WIN
ter, promise nearly an average yield"
rT Prof Hare has resigned the Protessorshir
Of Chemistry In the Penn. University. which no hiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01


IuE MUTUAL BENEFIT Lif- Insurance Con-
plry-U-nc- IL MAsL-fhis insl--lioA Is - = ALL
Cd hy D. following DeclisriIies -.
Is When ths pfcm1m . over SO annnAlyi o. %
may Be psi1 In cash art ihree fO1rths m scufra nor
~ II monhs, bearing per cect interest," OF may %
Psli hafyelrly quarterly or rnonInly -,
premium n casa AID th0ss zkink pocies iof sh2fis
periods anc pa ing 50 per IN cash may Eiss te E
clvtuA. notes Tor TIE balances sansscofy % NE o-
TIE Business Of he Company las oeet =
Ing he LINE u its To TIE lst * TO-
~ nonhs SQ7 policies h.d been Issued Anl s'sa
Al osses and expebses mere renaa q ne eApl-A- u
ueary Saoo0 Statements Of Inc business "a a. onsf
psr-rs o. I'M C0musng nay had hy Apply R T. nc os7
~ ne Cc1pkzy, II Waist Ne~-1OrA
DIRECTORS
Seth Low Jstuk q n.ier& Ood. rhos. B. Seguf,
Wr- A. :. Pentx Wrl r. Mo.t, Eew Antaocyf
Henry NcfArisn, Ro1l L PaII-rs0t- Wr " simpson,
ChaS ;. Msck0eIL Andrew smelling L-Sls c Sr9y-f
ROBT. l. PATTI :RsOS, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos L LORD Agent
Jas STEWART, " n. Medical Exarirer, a. he ofce
"a = frJm 10 oclcrt
NttESrfSf Morn 4. y
Jas Nsg kESssEL4Ek, ~. ID.
~ THRASH Medical Board Of Consultation
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EPISCOPAL CoSvENTIoS or MARYLASD-The
mittee Tor the ensuing year: Rev. Messs. w Colds
borough, Owen and John Crosdale, for the Eastern
shore Rev Messrs DIR. Wyatt Atkinson, Spencer and
Pinkney for the Western shore.
rates to the General Convention when the following
persons were declared duly elected Rev Messrs Dr.
Wyatt, Atkinson. DIR. Mason aud Wye oil the ciedey'
Messrs 4. l. DopsldsoD, Judge Chambers, DR.. W. VII
lisms and Judge Msgruder, ot,hs lsy.
The following gentlemen were appointed 70 nn Vacan
Gle. In the Board OF Trustees of the General Theological
Seminary Rev. Smith Pine, Rev. Ihos j. WyStt anu
Gen John g. Chapman.
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Gouses for Sale.

"a FOR SALE-The residence OF Thoms, wrsst
= deceeted, with arm 100 acrei q lant, situated IN
- Co.umbis County, miles from City Of hutson- The
shove very desirs is plscs arf VII be sold low roc
farther particulars Journal u Commerce. Or apply 20
SARAH 4. WRIGHT on the premises or u WILLIAM
WRIGHT, 2i9 Pesrl-s- SAMUEL THOMPSON, 20
Peari-st. mySl In.
- TANNERY FOR sALE.-rhe subscribers o.
~ FER f0Tfae The Tsngo.a Tanneryh situated Ia ne
- town Of Wawsrsing Ulster county n v. 10 merry
belonging to Edmund Bruyu, Esq deceased This factory
Contains nearly 100 watts snd tan 20 coo sides Of eainer
per Itis in good order, having been thoroughly
ovefhuule md put Ia repair within I'VE years ~ al ex-
penss u $500 II can be put into operation immedsie
there about Oo0 cords OF bark drawn snd Piled
which viii be cod ~iih the property; and plentiful sup
ply be obsned for many years 10 the immediate VI
cinitv. 50 low prices.
This properly presents great advantages 70 any one who
de,ires carry The Tanning business The distance TO
Delaware ard Hudson Canal IL less than rlne mi e.
and only thirty tie New YORK and kre Rail-
road over which may be had 20 hewfors Al oil
SEASONS ofhe year Il Will be sold very low and The terms
Of payment will be msde satisfactory The properly can be
seen snd examined any tine by calling Beg iimn {.
Hoornbsck ESQ tWawsrsng, who vii. show he boun'
diaries 8c Any farther Information may be Obtained from
Mr. Thomss smun Ferry.si NevYoIs or from NE sub
scrbgrs Al Kingston. kUGU sTUS H. BRUYN,
JAMES c. FORSYTH.
Kingston, Ulster CO. H. Y nay p, is{7.
% on "a -
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SECOND soARp.

The receipts of the Susquehanna and Tide Wa
ter Canal Companies for the year ending Dec 81 lsiS
were slSo6ss of which sllo6l9 for tolls. Tie ex-
peodtases Sl27s97 of which s4 7os for
rcpars after the Spring treshet and $l0o was Dor.
yowed money returned.
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SAK-APARILLA sYKUP-l

SAh-APAKILLA SlEUP--Ony 30 Cents per
- Q1arL--S500 fTleited II Dr. lFANS's SnsaPafllA
syrup - Dot superior 10 any cod, snd the very beet pu
rfer " bOOd-ySrrznied free from any yeseiepI VI
nnsfz D. son. To preserve health pariy tn5 D.ooo.-
10 restore heath, Lie blood m4s be puflncc al1 tns
Cheapest the safesI ard nOst speedy wsy ID sccom
his . 70 his great a-ierauye medicine. 70 Ia
wUmsn or child should be without Il 81 MS season " ne
year and the low price which IL 90 brings u Sl.nlh
ihe resch Of all There rsk 10 using lnis He1en-
either 70 health purse, a. Il - wsrrsniea 20 cure ~
snost every csse OF disease for which II 10 feconoAo
or ne money viii b refunded that TO- ~ pcfscFefins
use Of s syrup proper attention ID Diet sno 81 secA
son.l u.e VI Dr. lv.1s's ArI blus Neseiap4e fls w
knss evil -rspess sca.ch al cancer onst nale ulcers
Tv cnDsias dizziness IN Tho Ecad pal pAilon o. me
Ar - Agihonys ire nckets, Sstrh-lin, pasyi dJs-
p-n.s rbeurn ssma. srd al clessss sTens from
- furre LAT. oftl- blood a4Dit 81 tt- system
s5.a a. ne propdegOfs bol1nic store, lsi Orsnfs
vi OF the Boxery and Al % Boyery where also
- "a general ass0rinenl Of Botanic Medicines Also,
Dr. Ivsas's sAEsAFARILLA BEEz, healthy and dehghu9l
tveasEs n1rdrls VINO have drank tlls SarsAP4rl4a
Cream will bear testimony A purifier Of ne blood II
j. un-q1sed. Dyspelic persons sloald use Il freely
Price per quar-, certsi Per glass, and ) eenis
p S-Au orders accompanied with ne mOn-yJ tor nFe
gallons upward. VIII te rem ~ kegs and barrels 70 any
part u ne Jailed Slsies iosener ~lh meaica edyc1'
which al s given without ehafg7, liberal dis
usds .lOse ssh0 prclas- tOr retail All !euefs
1ot orders directed 70 Dr.. VANS, ia GfsndsI or 81
MestBros lwsy, 1sEr DuaresL New fofk VII be punc'
tualy Attended To- my1D lneo1
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Nyw.JgRuY EPISCOPAL CosvEsTIos.-The FOL
lowing are the Delegates appointed by the
yention which meets IN New York ia the Fall
Clo1y-Rev. Prof Ogilby, Rev. Dr. Wilson, Rev. Dr.
Barry Rev Mr. Watson: ,
Lahy-Messrs Clifford Aertson. Strstton and Parker.
The Convention elected the following as tue Standing
Committee for tbs ensuing year
Cloey-Rev. Messrs. Henderson, Moore finen' ana
Williams . ,
Laay-Messrs. Spencer, Pennington, Howell, and
EarthvAte.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTI
f.sr cH<s<rH<saS, NORRIS AND ESSEX kAlLkOAp
AZ ~SSS} ,Ssv-COmmenciog Monday, May g. 1877
Leave New.YOTk, A. M o'clock j

-. MOkhlS AND fSSfA hAlbNOhI'
ktA -CommencDg Monday May 81 ior,
Leave New-YOfk, A. M fO'clockI.
NJ Leave Newark. 81 O'Clock A. Nj 81 O'clock I. -
Leave Morrstown, o'clock A. N : z O'clock r NJ.
Passengers by ths morning tran 10 MOrrlsown Will az
rive there ~ O'clock where stages vi be N readiness
10 convey Them schooiey's Mountain Ns,hingon bss
yiders and Easton daily u Owego, Milford, Hewoaf
SanhOpe and suecssuny on MOndsys, Wednesdsys sho
Fdays; and 10 Rockawsy Dover Sparta and New t0n 90
Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa.urdays each ne fet1rn nS
the following days 10 meet the p NJ TAIN 70 New-YHt
Stage will also leave for baskng Ridge every evening"
on tho arrival Of the cars st H0rfistOwn.
By line recently established stage leayes hofrisIowh
Tor the Delaware Water Gap snt sroudsburs via stsn
hope JOhns0nb1g, Columbia AID Blsrsovn, every Iuss
day, Thursday and Saturday, The arrival ~ me A -
train from New-York Returning on the sitrfBai7 ns$
t.s STAGE l-syes stroudsburg al A. b. 10 meet ne r. -
cara from horrisiown- IL. -,
Passengers 20 through 10 and from Jersey Guy WIZ ops
Changing On leaving The city, passengers VIII ~
post their baggage IN he al The foot VI Csfato~
where agent Will 10 Ia attendance ~ reeese u "a
All packages bun iss mnstbe en- cred on Tie way No.
or the com 5sny will not bod tGsaise ges re poasl)r
Prsighl viii be forwarded mmcdia ely 70 I0u,.Srs
from Albany basin, by STEPHENS COndts Daily 100.
poraOa Line EswaTk, from he IraD,p V'-ss
u hs ~ J. r. H. AID Irai. Co fooioi Liberty "
400 tf@od IRA DODD, Sapennterdtot
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

~ III Bark Qsers If tAs lse from GrseE0ok-A Heuder.
sonMrs Henderson, Alex Drummond Janice Pringle
A W Wsddell Geo Fisher, Mrs Margaret Spence.
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gFrICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.


AUsssrIs,D - TIE Tsisosy ~ sgzciAL Arroi'rn.sf
g. .fxd % u fort.cT mari -, -.
nd al r1vrrsesns nAde u11er - orders OF 10 ros'
rolseraus,s n a-Ssyepeg " c1~sysfsfsi u 1e..-i
a1cesi for n any Posi- O6ce, al ~ - s1 IN .ne faY
or psr. ~ ts place .'h-fr - 0c- sa'orasi
-, = ,f,,s,es Ds.usg t< largsr circ,f.ait0q-
.ysus Pct ~, fo-r. p1sssS scsgoA }, lS4A
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farms for Sale.


- FARM FOR sALE-Cousi',ing Of sixty acres,
70 belonging 10 the es'sle Of he late Capt Joseph
- Grafhs deceased, situated rear Williams Bridge,
Wes chester Co. n. y. and within ten minutes walk u
The Railroad Ths location i not surpassed by shy IN the
county, surrounded ON al sdes by good roads anu az
Fsq The Is In first ruie coniiloni ue lois well
div. ed Win stone fence and above Elk acres Of superior
wood land. and tho whole well wa'ered The bsfn and
outhousrs In good order Ih' d"e4lhe house Is IN
every respect a comfortable dwelling.
There Is on The premises good appebehrng orchards,
Consisting OF over four hundred yong and hniy trees
beside pear, peach and cherry trees ny person H,n-
Ing r.tred county seat possessing facilities Of coming
10 ana from The city pleasure by railroad, few such op
portuuies oaer part Of The purchase money esn re-
ma bond and mortgage al sE per cent Fof luIhef
JOSEPH T. GRIFFlTHS, l35 Analyst
JOHN ALLEN, II Fsnderwater 81.
myl8 2wt MRS GRIFFTbs, on The premises.
-, EaE0INt; IAsU- IN yIKGiNIA-l50o0
80 acres Of lsud In DOddudgs County western virgil
-na embracing II farms 81 100 10 $40 scres each on
the water. Of Middle Island River copies Of survey and
field notes for each farm will be furnished the purchasers
These farms srs miles from the County town, and 10
from sstsr.yle on the Ohio River The State turnpike
and other roads pass through part Of this and 10 and
The .oi Is OF the best quality snd adapted TO raising
Corn Wheat Hemp, kc Tie land 10 well lmbered wih
walnut, oak, beech, sugar-uape m &c IL = ~
fliel f,r grazing Several Of these farms are 10 mgr
stste Of cultivation. Tile ndispUsble, prices low ana
terms made easy. Apply 10 W. CUNNINGHAM
myl5H HsnoyersL N. y
GO FOR SALE-A hne farm OF % sores siluaie at
ID Painfed New Jersey, about p miles rom inls cry
The land Il Of very good QuRiiy mas gentle souteih
slope and Is in fne state VI cultivation. There b on an
orchard Of 81 bearing large variety OF pear, plum
and cherry trees beside extensive nuTsers OF l Trees
and grapeynes, with good modern-b9 house 1aiu AZ
other necessary ouL-buidngs, ia good repair foi par
tcusr. apply 10 '" hAhIlN' % "As'
ms 2aw3mc
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THE WAY TO SAVE MONEY /, 70 have sait

THE WAY To SAVE MONEY {, to have suit
Clothes cleaned ard he color restored and spots OF
every description extracted without altering he Ofte
srce AID rked n gst rae al the low charge
81 Also, Winter Clothing cleaned to prevent he
moths setog H. dressed dyed aud ALFRED for IS cents
% 81 . Blacks altered 10 other cOiors All articles
turned n Carpets cleaned for CT 10 ceais
per yard. lny293 ST. 7. SMITH, 20 Aien-st
lNO THE LADtES.-dllinsTsg goods selling eff %.
low cost 10 close The business Aargo assortment OF
Gfenc-sI Also Ice house ard store 10 lot. my.9 lw'
LBION MINING COMPANY, Eagle River.
"A Lake Superior third Of Two
dollars EACH share 81 Tie stock In This Company hiss
been ordered by Ire Trustees u said Assoc payable
before the first day OF June tho Office q hs
Company. 10 Waist Hrw-York.-New Yofa May lSi7
my25 w. n. LIVINGSTON. sec'ry-
SHOW CsSES. SHOW CASES.. show Cases!
CAt Ire Mandatory. OF B.eeeker and Hammond
STA plata and elegant Counters and UpSfh Showcase:
constantly hand and made 10 0rdsf win silver sted
bars AMI paled FONTS the premium Seoscase sianu-
factory VI Bleeeksr aud Hainsud nyl7 In