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meeting held in Philadelphia, which J. r.
CHASnLER, Esq presided at which was resolved to erect
monument to the memory Of the late JosEPH c. NEAL.
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serious riot occurred house of bad repue, in Pitts
burg, on Tuesday night Stones thrown the house,
and the inmates fired the crowd severely woundng five
persons and three Of them, is supposed, MORALLY.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

We invite attention to the advertisement of Mr.. KENDALL
showing the advantages which may be gained by Merchants
Editors, &c. through the Of the Magnetic Telegraph
now in operation far South as Richmond, Virginia.
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penny. The harvest promises to be abundant.
GEN. WooL.-We do not recolIect an instance in
which such general, judicious, and discriminating
praise has been bestowed upon subordinate officer
as that which Gen. Wool has received from all
ranks of the army, for his COOL intrepid and skilfl
conduct during the battle of Buena Vista The
Commander-in-Chief, from the necessities of his
poson-being compelled to go down to Satillo in
the interval between the engagements of the 22d
and the 23d-and out of respect for his military
capacities, confded TO him, it would seem, larger
share in the distribution of the forces and the pre-
paratlon OF the battle than usually falls to subord-
nate officer. This confidence was right worhy
bestowed and Gen. Wool has won for himself solid and
envlabe fame 1t will be borne in mind that the collision of
buena vista pitched battle, regular face face fight
which lasted sixteen houdurng eight of which hesaugh
ter was terrific, and the struggle death gappe of opposing
hosts II not only taxed that active courage the desperate
energy which bet men for stomng parties and ororn
Prises' but 1t called in requson the enduring and self
sustaining bravery which danger makes intelligent To
acquit oneself with ecat during such battle tledeed to
fame. This Gen. Wool did. And, whilst it is conceded
that Gen. Taylor alone amongst could have that
battle, Gen. Wool performed what any could who did not
enjoy the prestige Of his is gatify-
ing to observe in the official dispatches the candor with which
the great assistance Of Gen. Wool acknowledged by Gen.
Taylor, and the cordiality with which Gen. Wool aess the
eminent abilities of his superior There s effort either
side to euogze the language Of each dgn6ed and soldier
like and Its eloquence consists in its truth.
may be proper to remark here that, shortly after the
battle OF Buena VISTA and whilst the. incidents of the action
imperectly known, sad in commenting upon the
hazard OF giving battle with such unequal forces and the great
results of the victory, that
'If we may take the opinions of military men as guide
in forming opinion in the premises, few Generals would
have hazaded the action Buena VISTA few would have
fought the battle Of Resaca. "-Picay,tne.
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CAMP MEETING.

TNHE Camp Meeting Committee las appointed BY Z
Quarterly Conerence) for Bladensburg Circuit ara
earnestly requested to meet at the Methodist Church
in Bsdensburg Saturday, the 9TH August next Vt ee len
o'clock A. NJ as business OF importance the circuit will be
laid before them The Stewards the Circuit are
at the same time and place.
9 Marlborough Gazette will copy once and send account
70 inns ONCE July 29-eo5t
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NEW MUSIC.-Mrs. GARRETT ANDERSON has
this day received the following Music with various other
Songs Duets Quartes and Wazes the Piano also
sic for the Guitar and Flute
The Battle Prayer music by Himmel Thou who in might
supreme, prayer in the opera Of the Bohemian Girl The
Beautiful West song BY Lee Boena VISTA Rio Bravo and
Best resign thee song Bishop give my hand another
has my heart, song by Phillips. The Lament Of the Blind
Orphan Girl song by Bradbury. The Chameleon Flower of
Nachez and The War Ship OF Peace songs by Lover Adeu
fair land. lowy youth, the mountain child In that de-
yoon which brtsthe-songs from Walace opera of Ma
tlda. iuly 2y-3t
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Charles Circuit, Baltimore Conference will be held on the
land Of G. Thompson Hoy's Church. two or thre.
miles from Pomonkey Landing the Potomac river to COM
the 18th August
Preachers and people friendly mpmeetngs from Alex
andra Washington Baltimore aud other places are
fully invited to attend.
Vehicles will be in readiness the above named LANDING to
convey persons aud baggage to the camp ground iuy 81
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RrA LADIES FAIR--The Ladies' Of Nottingham
District Prince Georges county, Maryland will hold Fair
Nottingham the 18th and sh Of August next the pro-
ceeds be applied the liquidation of the Church debt OF
ST Pauls Parish. The Public are invited attend.
July 3l-wI
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July "a


w Hill, Northampton, Massachusetts.
This establishment is completed and ready for the
cepon OF and patients IL is located of the
leasanest spots in New England with all the advantages Of
pure and WATER and overlooking the enchanting land
scape OF the valley of the Connecticut The buildings
conveniently arranged with dning-room SO by sc eet
saloon nearly large several reception rooms parors and
bathing rooms and over one hundred sleeping
The medical department is under the Of Drs Edward
f. Dennison and j. A. Cummings and provision is made for
the most ample attendance amongst whom several well in
structed and experienced nurses from Germany.
The establishment is accessible by railroad from all points,
New York, ALBANY, Boston. iuly 27-imcp
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

We are advised, through the Telegraph, of the
arrival yesterday at New York of the American At
lantic mail-steamer WASHINGTON, having had pas
sage of fifteen days. The Liverpool dates are to the
18th July
There is no political news of consequence.
Breadsuffs were firm, and tending upward. The
best American flour was selling at 37s. AIndan
corn, Ais. as; Wheat had also proportonally
advanced; and Cotton had declined the eighth OF
a penny. The harvest promises to be abundant.
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GCHOOL BOOKS, in great variety, for sale by ROBT.
- FARNHAM, corner Of III street and Penn avenue.
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TO SUBSCRIB Il II 3.

The will he entered upon books unless the
pay ment OF the sutso ription be made in advanc
Distant subscribers postage
which Will DO paid by and all risk by It's
safe nsmisSion. ftH
The COUNTRY PAPER is published tgeeky during the
Nons OF Congress- and semi weekly during the
subscriptions period than will received
proporiionsd TO the above annual raies ~ IN
Aposnaser certificate Of remittance payment subscrp
tons advertisements sill he sucent receipt therefor The
notes OF any specie pay ing bank i'll be received
POsfMASrERS authorized Ia by SEMI
ing DAILY subscribers with $40 enclosed; five SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with $50 enclosed five WEEKLY sub
crbers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy the
edition as they furnish us bscrbers for, gratis. -t
CO Tar CONGRESSIONAL will be furnished them he
saHa
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MAJ OF Mexico Texas, and part OF the United
W states including California Santa Fe, the of war
a te anerent points OF attack; coored Put up in port
anie form ior the pocket or pocket book Price Is
Just received by A t.-- r. TAYLOR
Also, Tanners map of Mexico, and Dsurnel's large
map OF the same just received, being the latest copies Is
sued and containing all the recent additions and improve
menus Jan 25,
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DR. LEIBERMAN has removed ONCE and resi-,
- dence the south side OF street, between 18th and
18th streets (nenr I4th where he continues practice
PHYSICIAN operative surgeon, and accoucheur.
Dr. L. has devoted much attention to the surgical treat
neck, &c. -
Dec. 22-eo1m
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ID AFFIAE Of Rich French Goods Fancy ArtI-
y Giles at Mrs STETSON'S six doors east of Coeman's
Cup stars9 Among the prizes will be elegant embroi-
dered silk dress, gold watch and chain, beautiful evening
dresses, &c, Nc. varying in prices from 800 $3.50
Every chance draws priZe. Jan 27--Iw
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TT H. FENToN will open on Tuesday, the 2sh instant,
L. at Mrs. Stesons six doors east of Ceeman's, Cup
stars) fresh supply of rich Partisan goods The
ton of the ladies is respectfully invited these goods
which will be found exceed anything before offered
for their inspection. Jan 25--3i
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ID EMOvAI.--The office of the National Publishing
Company is removed the Plumbe National Daquer2
Ran Gallery, Concert Hall. Jan. 27--lwif :
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rTEACHER WANTED.-A lady qualified to teach
l. Latin, French, and Music, take charge small
select school in North Carolina, about 10th March
Address ASA BIGGS,
Jan 2S-H House of Representatives.
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| OsT.-Between the Capitol and Mr. Cagettt's store, a
beads, containing embroidered handkerchief and few
visiting cards, with the owners liberal
viii be paid to the finder by leaving it at the Union office
Jan 23--3tif
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WIN. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War

The focing the paragraph Of the General Regulation
10 dboUe
BOO. Private letters reports, relative military
sign, and always dsgaccfu 70 the army. They are, there
lore, strictly forbidden; and any officer found guilty oil
making such report for publication. without special per
mission, or of placing the writing beyond his control, SO
na finds s way TO the press, within one month after the
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Power. Of Corporation, and their omesrs'
Correspondence Of The Tribune
TRsxros. N J. April 20, leiI

TRENTON " j. April -, lsh
The argument upon the application before the
Chancellor Of this STATE to sPPont Receiver 70 '~Ae
possession Of certain real estate 10 Pennsylvania Pur
chased by the Directors Of the New Brunswick steam
boa, and Csnsl transportation Company. contrary (a'
1, il charged BY the complsnsn 70 the charter OF Inc
Company with large sums OF money loaned Dy tae Dee
tors 10 A. sievins snd o,herr was brought to close
bv Hon Peter D. Vroom this afternoon The cause ia,
excited deep interest in this place and the earned
Counselor was listened 10 throughout his able sfgn
me- M with close sttentnnt most certainly an sue
defence Of Mr. Hsger the complainant Inc srsuheb's
of counsel on both sides have been Of hgn oTaer su
tina decion OF the Chancellor will be looked ior Vltn
interest Tue discussion thus far has been eohnneo 70
the oues,on Of sppoinunga Receiver. The main CUES
ton will come up before the Chancellor hereslIe,' 20
compel the defendants 10 account TO the complainant LOT
Isry earnings of the Company. which have not oeeh
divided among the stockholders or yearly exhioi mace
TO them. ,,-s 1919,
There Is nothing special stirring in our thriving io"n
The Court a Errors commenced their sitting tnis aief
noon and the town is flooded with lawyers and ehsnt
special election yesterday the Locos elected me
N"' ''''" Yours. M.
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Gthools.
NTPCHASICs, SOCIETY SCHOOL,

tI .t,tntTn ,If1.,ed g7l Broa dwsy, and extending
through 10 Cros1y-s vii be reopeaed on MONDAY ne %
day d May. Immediately afier h- approsehinf ehsn.
ton The Location 10 csntrA and pleasant and very easy
Of from al paris Of The ely Tn- uudlnRs snIc
during the psst year have been thoroughly epared and
s1dilOns made HEM are, unquesionahy IS con P-te,
and well adapted he cOnvenirpce anc coniol' OF e
pupils those OF Any similar Institution N tns county
Th- c0urs- - Instruction 10 his nstiuion o. most
thorough. progressive AMI prscuchi chsae err Ana
signed not only 10 cultivate ard -Np.ne US
powers but 10 enhgh,en The mind AMI improve TIE
h-sn, 10 81 he pupil for faIure usefnne" % me va
nous - Of lff-.
The MAJ Department ia under the immediate manage
rent and supervision OF Prof Cool. "a Prircip- as
sf.ted BIZ Mr. c. J. Conway Vice Principal, snd I'VE
Other teachers al Of eminenuy well qua Ned,
both By and experience 10 discharge he In poranI
duties "a hlch have been iniTusted 10 hem
The Femse Department IL under me parAeus SOC IN
mediate supervision OF Miss Mary T. Bean a. rrnepai'
assisted By Miss T. Crary Vice Principal and hve oih-r
youus aides al Of whom, not only BY Aeu hlgh mrntA
endowm=nts and literary snsinmenis out $50 oy MEL
excellent moral character and smiabiiiy o. department
peculiarly qualified TO have me ensIge o. nose young
ladies' " no may BE- plsced In NE lnsutnuon-
The syseu q teaching IN hs INSTITUTION y separate
Departments IN our Coeges-esen teaeher having en-
tire charge Of al The pupils who are pursuing any Parueu
lar br-nch Of study. -
In addition 10 the usual Engsh branches Drawing, NO-
cal Muse French and Latin, are lan ghi IN in sehoo
competent snd experienced teachers Drawing by Proi
= q Purcell French by Prof NJ. A GAlvsin vocal MI
The two Departments 10 this Institution are entirely de-
tnci and disconnected, the entrance 70 ne r-Ae De
psriment beng from Broadway and maj OF me Mas ne
psriment from Crosby-st
Application Tor admission into either Of the Departments
may be- made Principal or 10 any one OF the follow
ngn.ned gentle ueu ho the School Committee
Wi ian Brady James Van Norden, George Aather,
Henry T. ingalls, James Morris, Arson Baker,
T L. ChsrdAvoyneJ T. Maxwell george Endicoti,
Linus W. stevens, Francis ?. sehosls John z Moore
LYMAN COBB. secretary Of School CommiIiee.
Nswyork Anil ~ 1877 al imy3
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Gliscella
EmsRoIpEEIEs, LACE GOODS, DRESS cars, hBBoSsihC'
a17 BROADWAY.


w SCOTT 4 co. have recently opened ne aDoVe
w store with large and splendid stock 10 which Ihey
respectullv invite the attention Of lsdies Amid new
and eegantvsrety will be found TsNsoUR DRESSES. very
fine quantity from So sLEDLE WORK TUCKED pktssts
Is and rows from $40; alo Of eoored fgsred ,hee'
ham dr,eg Al a. iSFASrs embroidered robei rom - %
10 $50; about Is dozen sEEDLgwosg COLLARS from o. 70
IS each large quantity oersiscfte various Styles -
dozen ,bro,1ered cuffs from 81, &c. pair sheer tape
borderrd LAWS HANDgEacHfFs from - 10 slZ per COZ
hernmed- stitch, riv-re snd embroidered do new aud
elegant OF imitation lace cdpe5 rom - ~ 20
81 50 each aarge quantity black and white iHce tel'
rom "a upward Remarkably cheap) an excellent Yari-
,. vance on The cost OF importson % 80 dozen
d,e onp, comprising almost every variety OF style iuil
assortment Of Nalenciennes, Mechn. Regency, ROM
d'Alencop black Brussell. and imitation laoes muslin
trimmings &c. &c. N Z As every article Ia marked Al
The low remunsrang profit devroR IN prices can be
.aLLc
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BARGAINS

TIME SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the
public that he 10 selling of ohssp large and vsfed
OF unredeemed pledges at greatly reduced
nces consisting Of and clOaks, from 10 cV
each back cloth dress and fock coats from TO - eaeh
pant. and from 75c 10 s. each; aso large assor
ept OF watches iewelry OF all descriptions. and al
Minds OF musics and mathematical instruments seXianh
ouadrapts guns pistols swords cutlery and great many
other articles numerous 10 mention. Also, large as
sortmenf of carpenters tools Those Ia want OF the above
enumerated articles, woud do well 10 call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. $50,
l. WILSON, formerly simpson Wilson,
10 Chatham -.
Ns-Au those having any Of the Aboye-nsmed articles
which they are DESTROYS 10 dispose Of al reasonable
price, will please call on 1865, go, o.. c...,..
al I'm |. NlLNON. ~ Onhihhfn-tl
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R. & D. NJ. sTEBBINs,

MO ~ NASsAU-ST. have for sale In lots TO suit pur-
~ chasers. al lowest Cash price,
BROWN sHEETINGS Lawrence, Indian Head Ap'
pletop Exeter Merrmack Croion, Lowell, Eslon Mills,
Wespori Whiiestoae, Hartford, Niles &c. &c great
variety of styles, heavy ard fine.
CHEESE CLOTHS. /, ~ and 80 inches wide.
COTTON YARN Twist and fiing-Nos 10 ~
from The best mills in Paterson " for manufacturers or
export ~, ,
to 10 and H. Of superior quality from North and SCUM
Carolina Georgia, Virgins aud New-Jersey
Brown Drills, OsRaburgs. Wadding, Batts Irvine, Car
pet Warp, Wicking, Seine Irvine, &C. &c.
R-L,hernl advances made on coDsignments. az ON
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TAYLoR,s HOTEL,

. CORTLAND-sT
90 THE SUBSCRIBER late Of the fremont Temper
10. Ance House, has tsken This Hotel formerly known
n1 as the Exchange, and opened II as Temperance
Hotel and Il now ready wsii upon the Ten pcrsnce
public and s hat think Temperance House well KEEP
ould be pleasant than one where alcoholic drink Is
sold Ia particular would he nyte bis irends ana FORMER
patrons 20 remember 90 Cortand-sL
This Hotel is pleasantly situated In the business part o.
the cy and near landing OF the principal steamboats,
aud The Philadelphia R-load and but few rods from
Broadway The price Of board shall be cheap az a. any
house In The city giving as good accommodations.
slq 9u.3tos. ELDAO TAYLOR
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r. rsft.4Ffzso NkW-YOKk 49,
~ ssSS@YSAND ERIE RAIL 6&

lrrueemeni--To commence Thursday, April l-.pu
passengers twice each way daily lstcept Sundsypr-
Leave New-York from the foot OF Dusne-st 81 odsA
A. NJ and Of O'Clock P. M by Steamboat, for Pien,mt
thence by cars Rsnapo, Monroe. Chester, 0os>nn.
Middleiown and Ousville; also stopping al The seven,
other Intermediate statons
The return trains for New.York will Leave OusylsGs
A. NJ and p. NJ Aiddletown Al 81 A. and 81 P. n
Goshen IS minutes past A. NJ. and IS minutes peat
PM Chester al II A. NJ and Ct p. NJ.
Fare between New-Yotk and oIsvie 81 50. wsybs
10 proportion
For freight the barges Samuel Marsh snd Henry ey.
dam Jr will leave New Yort foot Of Dusnest )A 50eb1
r. NJ daily, (except Sundsya)
No freight will be received In Hew-YorE After Soda
p. NJ.
Freighifor NewYort will beisten BY the us,ns es.u
Otisville nj l0t O'Clock A. NJ Middeiown al ~ All
Goshen al l2t NJ Ches,er At O'Clock ?. NJ. Nc ne
For farther information, apply TO J. y. CLAkkOu,
Agent, corner Duane and Wesl sta Newton ornb
5. POST, Superintendent Transportation, PiermonL
MlrcA 90 l547. n
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a. Auction for Cab.

~vGRl -PIANOFORTEss al Auction for Cash.
zf-Sr2<3 VIII be sold Monday, April p. al n
"TFoclock, the entire STOCK Of finished piano
u Y u ufores. At the mandatory Of the maker
3 Canasl Long experience has enabled the subscriber
10 produce A desirable touch and very sweet tone His
oforles are subsntia and have all the modern i'm
movements; and hese good qualities continue rom year
TO wear He has leave refer, among many others that
have bought from him, the following well known gen
temen. Mr. McElrsth OF The Tdbune Mr.. w. Clay, u
West Broadway; Mr. @. A. Hood, OF Fu'ton-st Mr. J.
Weedeu OF MotI-sL The public invited 10 examine
them Al .3 CAnalsL $50 lw't THOS /. DOYLE.
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y. TIE sI-R sCRIRRR Offers for sale Who'll.

AR. THE SUB sCRIBER offers for sale whole
5fyt sale and retail fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds
49, OF every description, Asparagus and Globe Art-
&A choke roots early Potatoes, Fuit, ornamental
Trees, shrubbeTy and h-baceOus Plants Of all kinds war
rsnled described together with very large collection
OF green and house Plants and fancy articles In our
line Bouquets u choice aud delcats Flowers Al All sea
cons OF he wear DUNLAP 4 THOMSON
seed,usn And Florists 635 Broadway; Nursery Eighth
AlO 2wT avenue and One hundred and sXteenlh-st
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farms for bGle.
=. VoR s,IE EXCHANGE for property i

% FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for properly 10
~ New-York or Brookyn-The farm OF the subscriber,
pear Geneva, Ontario County, known as Woodslde,
and comprises about 81 OF the hnest Wheat ano IN
h., rate provement There are upon ne pre-
mises brick dwelling house 30 by So built In the English
cottage STYLE with double walls and partitions Oh ofch
win wood nous. and Aitchen attached sso barn,
.b Ssr,isSe house and tenant houses There about
Eve OF wood, the balance being exceIeul aho Va
high state Of cultivation The place supplied WIN sppes
OF All the choicest varieties pears peaches, pums rasp
berries strawberries and other fruits Of The choicest knds
Ii il about one mile south Of the Corporation limits OF Ge-
neva and in full view that village and ohe Senses Lsks
Apply to the subscriber the premises Or to WILLIAM
t. WHITTEMORE, Esq. 81 Pine-'L New, sT oosou
mS0 I'm. D. oLooooN-
"a FOX sALE-An elegant couotry Seal s,.aa.s 10
town OF Livingston, Columbis Co near The ylsge o.
- ohuslown four miles east OF the Hudson River, sno
nne miles southeast OF hs city OF Hudsoa GA as go
OF highly improved and valuable land Tns mouse pun
Of brick 60 feet wide and 20 feet deep WIN Two ngs
barns stables carrsgehouss, grsnsry iee-house, and
other buildings in exec lent order The place 10 well
out large number Of young trees within the las! six
years good supply Of water brought into the honse
through pipes connected with large hitering cisern-
There also wells snd springs OF pure water near the
house The place has been oe9qpsd y NE Tor
Tor term. Inquire OF w e BLEECKER Albany. iOfs SIN
a FARM FOR sALE-ln Henry Co Illinois, con
tanning OF the very best OF and which IL
- good dwelirg house and out buildings, $50 scres
which 10 high state ofcutyaton, and The soil Of he
richest qualify 10 sd'sntsgeously situated Tor me sheep
growing business and has on 1t dock OF 1900 which
will be sold with the farm desired. II 10 In perfectly
healthy location well wsiered and limbered For psrlic
ulsrs inquire Of Mes.rs Hasted BrotAw, q Wiism.sl
Nss;YoI ., NJ George a; Moon, d Bgai no ROADWAY
q FOR SALE, exchange for city properly. on the
most advantageous terms splendid farm 10 the town
~>-of Welher.feld Wyoming tlsle Genesee) couAly,
loo aIed fenced and wslered has abundance OF fruit,
buildings &c and will be sold exchanged on terms we'll
worthy the attention Of any person wishing TO purchase
A3N IS Pine-sL
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GERMAN SILVER.

.xfrs a MOFrErT, III Prlnce-sl thiro plock $50 ~
Ja@dw,y A. eo1sisntiy Misunderstanding oesrnAn slvs,
~ y,ycs, numbers and Widths which be VIII wsiisn'
% 800 40 any enh.r foreign domestic for quality ana
xh,h he will eel Of wholesale or retsh. Aredae~a pres
y AN goods sod will be delivered IN any par u
ths civ OF Brookyn, free Of expense A' IN