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MfSSfS-
the night of the I'd Julv. about 10
o'clock. shortly after the officers aud crew of tho
had turned ill., an alarm was heard
from the engine room, from one of the engineers,
calling earnestly to the frcmcn to bring buc kets
of water. The order had shortly before been
given to have steam at Gavlirht and the fires
had just been kindled Smoke was at the samo
time seen to rise from the noirlihorhooI Of tho
steam chimney, and smell of burning pino
wood was pcrcepuhIe throughout the ship The
Commodore Immediately rave orders TO beat to
quarters, and proceeded with Lieut. Command
Ing Sydney Smith Lee TO the engine room. to
ascertain the scene and cause of the fire Tho
officers and crew promptly repaired BIZ divisions
to their stations for eXtnruishnr the fire. Pre-
partitions were at once made for flooding the
marazinc and lines of men were formed Ia mas,
water in huckct. from the ranoyov and nor, :,
,Lo locl oh,vo ,be h,ilor f-ou, n,l- ,,hi..L ,,,,
.,oIo ,,a. ..ning ma ,,,,,i,, IS .,, n'
'I.,oJ -, c,,.,, '.ii"H Wy ~
wa, - ,,,.,,,;,,,, ''.r h.
~ ''' =, I1 T"', At ", X
DC "rtoro' anu u.us ,'''h', IRE "THt hfe. Inc
pumps an" n'' "I''S" "'H W wv" D.,
c''c VA" "','n "'-' '"'i "oNo 'H'"',"cu anu
'""na !" oTu'r' ".'' i'"'NN II-3'" ana S'rc','S
~ water Po"'t" III '"v va o''''' "a ''e 7'iohc'
II was l'e cp'9TctI'c o! "'e q, 9'"cer7 t''t INC
let aho'c the no''cr, was on 'ife' ana 'ThlthS
the deck an9'e It, nc uryh above tle oohef,
was promptly I'",l''"' am u'c water directed
through the NOES ,'l"S 'i''c' 80,
The smoke ana sui'" "l uie '"rPehtine sun
continued to increase III me engine ROOM rend-
er'n@ 'he a''h.,P"'.r ''."S. 'oo s".',o'un. 'o'
endurance Meantime u'I Inref'n''''{ .la' eA-
iS'ei as 10 lhe G"">e a't Ioo"t'on vi 'nc Hre'
evidently nor At u'S PONY a'"''' J" u,s H'n"ho
ani smell proceyr'i o'I'..'''.,I .'e "l'lcer' 10
V.,f every par, u, ue H,.'' "nu 'yeI 'afr'nly
WIN the mana ,r "ic P''0- ~ .'r S''''t'' neat
rms was AT l''' "'N0 ''Ir ~ nc !" t''c Star-
BOARD coal ''hN.'i ",,,''',"' u' ''n'. sl"G Oh
Whch was "e''V' wv. ~ - III .vSs
degree. the Wo'dI"''n j." i,'l'''ul'Te contact
with It, ABOUT u' S,'le UUn'' Oh n'IhT 'no
states over me h'n-n'''N ~ u'r sf1r ufch, Oy
order OF the ,om"i'u''e' VINO rom ''e llf'' hau
coniecturcd that the coa' bunker was 'he real
scene Of the fire. smoke was found 10 ISSUE
from the man-hoie IN the >arb"ri vast near
to be heated below. streams oil wafer from
buckets and hose were at once poured down
throurh the man-hole and through Il scuttle cut
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-30

~ The Tribune, in an article on Presidential
visits expresses the hope that Mr. Polk will M his
earliest leisure hasten 10 the scene of his official drs
and remain there iill the expiration of the term Tor
We are sure, II says thai his presence among the people
wl nave le inevitable tendency Of bringing the OF
yious history adds the Tribune, nothing in his Cha
nctcr, reputation for ability nor personal Appearance
To dlgnliy the Office he holds lie came IN us on ex
pertinent hc viii go cut Us ialulv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-30

For vessels, &c. furnished in the war Of her
INDEPENDENCE,
Do SsS93l; do. 22,63o; 10. ,15i max
ing cn all,
For military supplies, tthesc cases are stated
III the lump, because they are on precisely
the same ground, viz. contract
Military supplies. $50 ,l52 do. ,!2j do.
$500; do. $500; do 500; in all.
Seizure oi steamboat employed in river Ia
basco by csntract ironr Mexican govern
mcnt,
Do. OF wax at Alvarado,
Seizure merchandise at Saliio,
Seizure of merchandise at Santa Fc,
Seizure OF brandy at Vera Cruz, alleged to
he Spanish,
Do. do do.
a claim for arbitrary and uuiusiifiabIc bhn.
ishmcnt in lS?6 and ls3,, for losses Of
property, &c, ouitnges on his person and
feelings, Nc, and Tor other injuries and
losses consequent on the cruel and arbi-
trary exercise of political power. This
clam was that Of an Italian or Spaniard,
who had resided a short time in the U.
Suites before he went to Mexico. For
principal and interest it was presented ter
S39o,690 IS. They allowed him
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-30

r~ry' Congressional Elections are yet to bc held in
the following States VIZ ;.-kcniu"ky, Indiana, Ala
b,mn. and iowa, on the first Monday in August IN
North Carolina aud Tcnncssre, ou he Thursday tod
lowing in Maryland, October 9Th aud in Mississippi
and Louisiana, Nundny, November, lst The clrc
tons N these States wl cVnplcto the members to the
neat Con.rcss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-30

Coroner GoopALr held an inquest, on Wednesday
last, July a. on the body of female found in the nk
near the old steamboat landing. She was one of the
party oiemlgIaIt passengers, among whom were some
relatives, aud had Tor the night enoamped with her
companions un Ter the sheds OF the store house She
was missed III the morning by her friends, and her
body was soon found m the lake Her name was
Mary discouraged about ~ years. Whitehall
Chronicle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-30

to letter written from China and sadrI TTe"ch
person in the city Of Names IN France II o yyes be.
Wy ~ marine of the three nations oil fIanoi
E"ond and the United states had n Sse ROM whom
into the presence "I onilg the por OF the kingdom
they had ,, som,e OF Europc and America
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frte Press,
BURLINGTON, VI.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 30 1871.
BURLINGTON, VI.

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1871.
- liz THE DARK ASj TROUBLED NIGHT THAT Is
uroS Us THERE Is Ne SCAR lfsorE TIE HORIZON
TO GIVE Us 4 CLEAN or LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT. ~ rUlo4-c NH1G PARTY OF THE
UNITED STATES. - Henicl Webster.
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Had the umpire decided these cnscs Mt about
the sane rate OF deduction us he acted on
in all the other cases, then there would be
something less than 100000 to be paid
say
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,3S7,92i
Which. deducted from, ~ o2e 600 leaves

Which, deducted from 50 o2e 600 leaves s63Sg76
This S63S, 900 (or by II precisely accurate calcua-
ton it would fall probably under S6OoO0O) is the
whole amount of that sort OF claims for which the gov
crnment of the United States could rghttully have
nerered by force or was under any sort OF obligation
TO interfere al all.
The cases submitted to the umpire, and not
decided by HIM, amount to 1929 ,627
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Of this number we find for supplies aud ad-
vanccs to Mexico in lSl6-'l1,
Do. do. do.
Claim of widow of an officer who fell in the
Mexican service, 49,"
For II trunk OF clothes,
Damages on certain bills of exchange,
Claim OF a Spnniard (nat,ralizcd in the Uni
ted States for goods seized whist he was
living i'll Oalaca, in 1888,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-30

Military occupation Of tcncmcnts in Mata-
noras, m part under contract and IN part
10y force,
For supplies furnished brig at Key West,
Dulldlng vessel Vi war,
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CAsTOs-ship HOaqaaA,s half chests young hysoa
: sss; s' %s' sSs 81
young hysn cy bIs do 7o chIs III III chs do
s. - nsi'F :st e tn ss
- - e 1xs yong h Y. 10 dsaa Do s"tst
son *, SIs a S6 l., yUsT ay.G
3 * s"aRSsas,
.Ii. A Low 3 O,ss"-ss g. il; a Ds.ano-2s Gaze
Bssci--so c. silks ASasei L wh,%orsnli %d.s Ncss.a
sG md : B. s
o. c. sl. g b1s GidSs, Goeym sI mass " Wiuess
mic co-37 s1s mdse Mes. Opphar & Soa-ia5 cs cam.
$ e.
Easpowdei Y chr, hysou sI6 If CHI. ,ouchO.g
q as 3
q silks sss %a.s Il e chest. % sS
LTS%roct ,%sie,si : wsa$; aaa,ip
coal 2E iss; chan saSe, ra II, ssktr G
Wyeso - fs,oa sssa S. Is 81. 'jA ~.
s ss II atis mo-
e ,1 us OK. ss CO. Is *. e Gao" co.
IS .. Bros o IS s. Sa saSis
MooemoPd 60; e ole Wascn ,ohas sou coz ess c.
oss; Ss:s i 81 INV Why. %1a ss::
SssJfE Ee%.i {:
% d Sf S Pal b, ps ,s ssJ. waits
lory % cs Cohn, Bradley Attecury bids
80 es rheps, Dodge COZ 10 bb cameron Brand; 10 Blu
rt,: hon co; 20 els es L,ra ng Homer co
sfss Sc. x
f b sss:sTsn
Emo; Hunt Bros Is Crnos 1853 bd Corn
ing Hor Albany; 10000 bricks w Holden SIX.
salt h9msn Nephews 1858 bars iron 80 bis IL bx, l6 OK
hs sSs"
css es.s af Ss russ ss,if .Sdon
SOM ca Oskey--3 j Hndson-i7 GALES tuss 0hon-9
crates5 ok. II mmenleyl6 bags nails puudIes hop
Humphreys Lansing-lOI railway iron orderI63
bxs Tin plate Sokes Gilbert eoI63 bars 10 bdls Wet
more eo-691 bars IRON Kemeys Sampson-o chains Will
dor ITS Oelriehes kruger2G crates hhds T. Acock-
Sc eates Wnkley-3do hid C1llamore-z7 pig
iron III bars railway do order
LivERPboL-Ship Memphs-57 pkgs Donfall & co.'s do
Bal50 crates 10 casks Jd-352 boxes bundles
Waterman 4 eo-9so bars do Wtmore co-is tons salt
Thompson Nephews2 casks A Newbold-26 cases Beas
Bush-i233 boxes TIN Phelps, Dodge co-I2 N&J
Davenpor-2 crates w Shaw-l7 casks Undeh
Loyd-f9 casks lryia2 cs Clarse Walkers Heyer
oaes Whe Shemed-9I tons scrap iron 20 Casks 40
AMsrERpAM-Shp Katharine--2 boxes Poppie-2do
Ssug-i W Prince & co-to boxes 2 bumpers schmidt *
Range Ason Il OK boz IS bags seed Oeeke Gerdes Of
Bnmore- 26 boxes Gro& Carter, Of dos do Pappl,:
SSa Of pipes gin ioo bags 9. seed EeF
herrings 30 cks mad Ter boxes 20 Older.
GLAscow-Bark Adam Cart bLes w iugs col pks
u do AMtcheil coil do Lee coll do 20 puns Rich.
ardson 4 Wats,n-3 boxes Coffin Bradley 4 co-I5 do w
boxes Wyeh Rodsers-a5 sks lie co~iOo tons iron
boz Snds FulIe col box Woodruff Minturn7f cask
"a Puns 2 pkgs boxes TO ORDER
Domestic lnIurtasions.
Controversial Isaac Mesd-S6 bale, cotton Brig.
han-6j do + u X X GRAY es-556 bales order
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sales OF Stocks at Bosta
COMMERCIAL xNTELILGENCE.
The ElOur Marketa

C,rciSsArr, sept 2s-Prices to-day were fully sus-
tanned but the sales were less than yestcrdxy-350
bbls City Mills (2oO late previous day. at - 5 aSo
do ct 81 TO- 1903 do from canal at clear 10 do ut
81 IS; so do at - 05.
PHiLADELrHIA, Sept, 27--The stock Of -four is much
reduced and fresh ground Penn and sound Western
are held firmly at So 10; 1000 bbls Brandywne and
fresh ground Penn taken for export term kept
private; and lot Of ssrsped at IS 80. Rye ho0r Is
scarce; sale at 81 Corn meal Is enquirsd for,
aud 500 1000 bbs taken at 81 SIX for Penn,
and So IS for Braudywine. Grain-Wheat comes Ia
slowly, and prices have slightly advanced. sale of
good Penn red at 81 IL, and lot Of southern at
81 IS per bushe Rye-l bushels sold at $50. Corn
10 dull. r
DETROIT, Sept. 23.-There better feeling in the
market yesterday than for several days past. slight
advance took place In wagon prices and 81 40 81 "A
freely paid The retail trade remans without mate
rial CHANGE 250 bbs In store sold at 81 50 20 bbls
private terms Negotiations going on for other
lots with variation of only or 40 difference, between
the views of buyers and sellers Wheat Is called for at
$50 Ut the oty mills; other grains without variation
RocHEsrER, Sept 81 But little has been done In the
market during the past week Very few sales have been
made prices viii n ruled at the close OF last week
Flour nearly nominal at SIS l2H So 1884 Wheat Is
coming In rather freely and prices little bet
ter sales by the boat load at 81 ~ 81 IL, and from
street 81 90 81 TO-
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PoRT OF NEW YORK, STEPHENSON 40.


Cleared.
GsneS c'Fs 6 SS Reh.
Savannah Il Detnl . - - -
SsIsas %~s !! MARKS. hsrbut Co. " Ve's
%:s. saS x s ss a;; Ss }sd Wv Fs
Co: Susan Auna. For. London. Wiaslow Co.
iseo S.1S%y 5% sms esG s%
=, hisbee: wmiastoa; A@ghbiou, Lerch fhadslptis;
sons Caldwell, Tsrnsy, Phad,iphis: V.rm,loD Sea-.
s;. rsS%s1f h S:S SsEs'
Ship Houqua. Palmer Cato" e 4 Lows Broth,, Left
Atsl ssts Jane ps.'sd Cane q SGGs hips 9r 10 IF s.
ont 200 sperm Erch.nss Signals wild desp adensa Ams
ship Pacific. Ludism Liverpool, Aug 30. to William,
g % is %a": az " EasS .hD from se
bee Tor Liverpool could not understand her name Sept 49,
TO ousb.c; The took Pilot on the NH. at AN
ship Csthsriuc Jsess.u tof Batmoel Stafford, Amster
ship Commerce ofsnd for Phsdipbis from Livepool lat
AIS ton 80 spoke Br.sh bark Olive Branch, from Ply:
signals with s wesmn,;cy hsnc. for London sass
passed ship with black fore main top,s bound
Ship America, MeCreran. Liverpool. % days to 4 A
kmsssnd co .a coal s9d DIV goodstI5 steersge p,s-
gss h e. o az so hs', b..ss
sea rolled s~s cpxs,sn, ms. snd main topsi yard o.
and vs.. ,d ia.s1t 1t 70 81 y. lon g. W, spoke
shn BTu,u, Z IN Calcutta for ston. 40 days out;
sslp Msnpn, Bu Yer Liveeo9I 25th Aug with ndse to
New bark Edwin Augusta Keazer Portland. days, with
ss- steamship wasbiagton sspe. fr s"n,bsm onn
;n si - Tssngs pa:'spssr.. g woodruff M,suT9
Brig velons, Humes Calais lumber 70 smith Boynton.
sem Afcf Cock Jseme Sept u, with 37eo lbs logweod
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Passengers Arrived,

LIvERrooL-ship Memphs-Mr King. H D Harrison, 8
Swcnsen Mr. Walker and l86 ia the seerage Mr. Walker
stesass passenger died on the passage, aud horn
LWERPooL-ShpA menca-lohn Decker, Groge Barnes,
Mss sarah Barnes Mr. Alfred kinso Joseph Haggery,
Charles shsrgold, and 8 ste rage. t.' ..l-I
CAsTon-ohip Houqua-sln Kinsmas, children. and
servant; Kew Doctor Devan. Captain Harding, Sull.
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The brig J. r. Giddngs lately landed at Buffalo e60(
bushels OF Wisconsin wheat OF this years crop. The
grain 10 represented being of he most beautiful
lots brought down the lake. the berry fun and
ing all the usual marks OF excellence.
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rnE NEW YORK MERAL
G8TABLi9NM ENT,
uc~xn-vvsss eurnsr or Fulton and n ssRxu -.
lanes GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUsAsp.

DAILY HEuALD-Evcry day, Price cents per ccpy.-av
u per annum--payghe W Advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Prics ~ espu
Ger eopy-43 lax per snnun-payable In advance
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Eyery Steam Packet day
fce ca cents per copyS3 per nnnum including postage,
or 81 2 exclusive OF POSTAGE payable IN advance subscrp
and Advertisements viii he sssvcd by Messyl 0ag
mani Vvieun-. Paris l. smonds 10 Cornhii, and
John Miller, the bookseller, London
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Pubshed on the
lat Of January Of each ysarsingle copies each
ADVERTISEMENTS, the usual prices--aways cash in
The Proprietor will not be responsible fer orror tsi
PAINTING Of all kinds srscutsd beautifully sad wish
despatch.
proprietor OF the estabshmsn be paid The post
age will b deducted frora tbs sbscrDcn noxsv rsDitsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-29

100 BROADWAY (COR OF JOHN )-RHEUMA.
lO TISM, Pains aud Stiffness of the JOINTS Scrofna
Diseases q ihs Skin, &c sIRlNG's COMPOUND SYRUP
Dock-Ths edcina remedy ], published for the sole benefit
VI those differing fom rbeumatism pains and stiffness
uons cf the akin an1 all diseases arlington impure
Of the blood SC FROM bonn fJe under the d.
recton supervision OF the eminent of f,cuty il
has received unanimous recommendation aud have
tho above named ,eases IL prepared from the
suken, the circulation aiays t,tiou and leaves every
part Of the animal economy in perfect state Of health For
those conf snts arising from the fniuc,ous and long
nued Of mercury, this bnson be consdereda
specific that long ressted all other have
been rapidly and entirely removed by this powerful Alternative
49,
The and increasing demand for article Of this kind
has induced the proprietor to bring before hs public h't all
may have the benefit o IT, and that there remedy for these
most distressing complaints. IL is rccommendedn full conf
dsnee aud needs but trial convince the most ncedulous
OF its surprising qualities.
Prepared and sold by
CHARLES II. RING. Drusss5
lea Broadway. John ct. ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-29

ee Do Bauaeso WOOD ais bags coffee, q, n.hog.uy boards
Manson. LET Am vessels port. Came into the
Hook Suurd,y morning and anchor the lower
bay and rode out the gale 9th instant of the cad OF Gu
schr Meridian. Payne Provinceowa ackersi to Samuel
Whitney
fh,sdeiphis. dzss. b ,und 10 Tauatoa.
schr Tmoleon tof Ellis WORTH Philadelphia for eastern
port
Picket ship Louis Philippe. r His has anchored sW
Spit
Ship Catherine Herbert, Charleston. cotton. q Sutton
90.
Brig Loxsn (of Wiscasset) sydney. with coal
Br brig from Wisdsor. with plaster.
Also, bark, and brss uuknown.
Sailed.
Ship Charleston, New OrIeaas Christoval Colon Havana
Uaon Ne Orleans; steamship Britannia Boston; LOUISE
Antwerp; bark Kan.whs Pietou; Ann Harley Glasgow;
bon brig Ann Torceo Bangor; Wa.tron Halifx;
Sir John Harvey 81 Johns Fl Lady Mary St Johns N f.
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crime but escaped BY breaking his way through the
floor Of the prison van while On his way to prison
building thu third story Of which was occupied -
the head Quarters OF the native Americans Of Penn
township fell down with an awful crash last night
man who dept In the second story was tumblsd out
among the rubbish but most miraculousy escaped In
jury.
The tsegraphs having their tsrmni In this city, have
all operation the ,reat delight Of all having
occasion do business through their agency and to
the poor devils II the press particularly.
nov Tom Thaub Who halls from North Carolina. ID
aboat xxi his appear Ia this city His ID
William sncock and he profssses to be - years OF
though only few inches taller than Bsruu's vertable
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia
Fasr B,aao Ia stare c., 81; 3oo s. 7sx; $50 Read
1000 Log ~ los, ioos Goaaty g., 30 1905 % Fleming
AFrsk sALss5o ,hs Reading RR, siy.; 1000 Lehgh ss
slA ~ Kentucky Baak, ak; % Morris Caaal. 1873; Lee
SECOND BoARp-3oo Wilmington RR ss SIX; IS Fleming
toa opper Co. 10; 30a Loan g. 6I. 1854: $50 Guard
R3 5000 Lehgh6s 67x IS Morris Canal isX Palisdelphls
aud rrentoa AR ll0k Commercial Blk 33x 1910 C9mden
aud Amboy RI bds 100; 1900 Loan ST. ia3h Is Elem
'n1tea Geeps' Go, 49, e o. TX 800 Reading RR SIX
Sales OF Stocks at Boston'
BRoKra's BoAap, Sepr 27tn hires western ~ iIvte
70 do sorrh-rn T. 0sk IS. sd, Vemo Z aud MAS e,
90 IS Est Bo.t,a Co, axi $1,000 Reading Il bonds
ar sscoNp BoAaD - snsre. Fall River r. sik; q 40
Nor aud Wssier, r. 49, 50 10 Est Boston Co. soh
loo DO do DIVIDENDS, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-29

I AMPS-Lamps cleaned and repaired equal to new also
- Gas Fixtures made 70 order Is Howard street. yobbinc
OF all kinds done at the shortest notice, by ---'fT
sm itsm J. FOOLE.
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WINDOW SHADES .of every description and quality,
w cheaper than other establishment in the United
JOHN h. DUvCKER's,
.o,, 3eChathau ceyusr Of q amber street.
su@ 3N'rc New York.
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hEE PACKETS FOR MARsEILLEs- To sail on
&AR{ coopereJ shin WAVEkLY d. II Trueman mas
ter: has handsome Accommodations for passengers. For
'. ~ re OF ''p BoyD HINCKEN ~ Wall st.
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lSE VITO SHAVE THEMsEIVEs. $3.50
tFTom the Evening Post Of RING unapproach
able yerbena cream for Shavns-Ths article universally
praised ny those who made trial of il last year took the frat
premium o. the Institute Fair Indeed it Is fully conceded
by those WHO know that impossible manufacture
article equal tot n soitenng TO the skim fragrant to the
sense destroyer OF feckles ard pmpes and sold cheaper
than the Ss ,osps Al therefore VINO would consult eco
Fr2m the Evening Mirror I-Rings Verbens Cream we
Know by experience TO be the kind Of shaving soap and
whout IT, ~ ~
Prepared and for ale wholesale and rers by Charles H.
Hing, Druggist, 1872 Broadway, corner Of John street
au20 31fs ~ " 49, - - 49,
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Domestic ImIDortatfOns.
CHARLEsroNBark Isaac Mesd-s6 bales cotton II Brig.
ham-6j do 4 4 X Grayes-556 bales cotton order
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COLOKED PAFERS AND PAPER BOXEs1Msnu
~ facured by q. BACH 10 Fulton street, y. fECon-
and German CcioreJ Papers All orders promptly executed
and ION the most reasonable terms h"'m
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- NOTlCE.-For the better accommodation
brJNof the public las the days a,s 9ecGH%nn ng
PHIA will and after Monday leaye New Brunswick
st 20 before O'Clock. and New York at ID mnutes
past o'clock, stopping at the regular landings.
The RARTAN will her old hours at o'clock
from New Brunswick and a before O'Clock from New
York, running through without stopping:
Both boats leave from the foot of Barclay street.
Fare in The New Philadelphia, go cents; Rartan, sH cents
NV Rrun. sent a 1917 50 30t*rc
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Pleasnntyius NsW Chsas nsu,Csu !" ". iIr',nS;
el3A NJ. a NJ D, y - AZ
Croon Falls.
7 30 A M.
tWPM.
The trains and from CIoton Falls will nor stop 90 New
York ard except Broope street, and I'D street CDR
l precede each train ten minutes Jake pssnxrrs IN
the city =, r L a.. ., -
between White Plains and New York, except ~ Iockhhoa
Williams Bridge, and For dhain ,,.. RS
~eatlfer. - 90. r.,
rvsl OF the O'Clock A. NJ and NJ. trains and for Ps1-
Tugs arrival Of the 7o'clock a "a train np
To Croton Falls 81 og 70 peasantyIs.. sss
70 Whi,lickyllc -. S7k 10 White Plains 80
freight trains leave City Hall Mt IL NJ and at7r.M.
R.fnrr Leave (,rofou Falls nj A. M. and q y NJ.
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OPPOSITION PASSAGE OFFICE-To
Albany Utica 81 50; Syracuse, S2i Oswego;
=: $s; Rochester s2 Buffalo. 81 Cleveland,
81 75; Toronto and Hamilton. SAT- whitehall $S Montreal
81; Pittsburg, 81 rs
Office, 100 Barclay street.
contracts made with this company.
au rs ~rc M L RAY Agent New York 1877
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constant readiness for Towing Vessels TO and from sea- an
about the Harbor, the most reasonable terms
All orders thankfully received and punctually attended
Apply the old estabshed Steam T"w.Boat once NO.
s nth street, cOrler OF Maiden lane. up stairs.
The Boats lay every night At the foot Of Grand street, Eh
NB.-AlI forbid trusting the above boats
account of the owners. W. st. NJ. DOUGHERTY,
50 3Of&rc No. rs South 81. Maiden lane
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.lssSaas n tsdwes, Westpoint, NewbuW. Hampton.
Milton, PoughheePss Hyde Park Kingston Upper Rsdhook.
Barrvtown, Bristol Cal Hudson Coxsackle KinderhooK
aud Baltimore Landing at Hammond street.
Leaves New York Tue sdav Thursday and Saturday att
O'Clock. A. NJ Breakfast and Dinner board the boat.
The low pressure Steamboat NiAGANAt Cspt l.: kei'
Tuesdays Thursday md Saturdays ct seven o'clock, A.
NJ reurnug the opposite days.
For freight apply board to f. B. Hsli at
Tho oA6c. ar ti,e harf
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..,4,.1s azzx IlANO FORrEs.-IAMEs tIkSsON eS
pyA@4H Walker street, has oni hand and is daily
INK inshi. &. Piano Forces of every descrinton
IyY from his superior horizontal grands Gown
plain ca square, combining Ill the impro
the day. with Others suggested by his experience
the business AL his manufactured for the
city trade and pains spared render them
least equal those Of other manufacturer in country
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