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HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY.

A HIGH SCHOOL PhONOLNCINb DILIIUNAh1
"A OF he English language, abridged from the American
Dictionary Of Noah Webster, D. with accented vocab-
diaries Of Classical Scripture and Modern Geographlcal
nance by William @. Webster,
This ia neat dudecmO volume Of $50 pages, and s de-
see ed To furnish for schools vocabulary Of the more com
mon words which constitute The body % language.
with numerous technical IN the sciences and arts and
snv words and phrases from other languages which are
OMEN met with n English books, with bref definition Of
each Such parcipes, also ao ecuve, have been m
serted Immediately after their VERDE well az those which
arc irregular Or not Of easy formation but mostly without
definition a. ihe meaning may be easily deduced from the
primitive under winch they stand Irregular plurals are
given this work also the puras OF In there
Icing gre a tendency even among good writers 10 usspel
puras ahs class Suboned the work also s~cenied
vocab1ares Of Greek Latin and scrpJr proper names,
and list OF modern Geographical lanes, with their pro-
pounciatiOn as given by the latest auihoruts
The onhogrsphy and pronunciation IN this volume are
MADE To correspond closely with the recent editions Of Dr.
Webses works. issued under the efoshp Of Prot Good
rich Of Yale College. Published an for sale by,
iv.6 HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE 2i6 Pesr-st " Y.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, July Y.
Tyr REcErTfox o. The NoLUSTEERs.-lne
streets were thronged from early hour this morning
with troops collecting together 70 receive the re'1s
Volunteers and vsiter. from al places In the "len.y
The show Of aags from all the public buildings ana ne
shipping at the wharves gave the whole CITY Nsu''
appearance which must have been welcome 70 inc eyes
OF the wsrworn soldier The procession od not s"'"
the Battery till after e O'Clock Tne military oi OUT
City never made hncr display Ine pfocsssioh "7s
about twenty minutes IN passing our once marching
a, oiek pace The dense crowd which pressed around
the bronzed but still sigorouslooking uoops' cneered
them throughout ihs whols Of their march. AID the
clouds Of dust must have reminded them Of hotter and
fereer work In Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF TRoops.-The ship Anlerc9, Capt
Dunn arrived a, this port today in thirteen days from
New ORLEANS with siz companies OF the nth Regiment
u :. Infantry on board under command Of MAJOR =
Pitcher Ofcers. James Grimshsw. Assistant surgeon
Lieut. Evans Qusrterrosster Captains Carr CsInpoeH
and Gregg. Lieuts T1pdn. Forster, fiizgerai' Oa'"
Wheeler. Schooner, BsysrS. CsfgA ana s'o']
cr.r,s ras IMMIGRANT We perceive Dy me
ls. bles Of European papers that tns 'nr 80
s,ho was ssid 20 have been roOoeo Some ''' ''N7
since while on bosrd u the Albany ssSnDOaN was
a rrrsg from EDgleuo Ntlh - Nvi9tN'''N
,,ou.v belonging 10 the Corporation Of the Borough OF
s.,so,d he having served In the Office Of tax collector
Cor sbou, nine years The said Curtis and family eii
our cty on Tuesday afternoon, as he said for the pur
pose Of going on Boston 70 take the steamer Niagara
and return home, but from the Bst Of passengers
BY the Niagara perceive that his name i not
among them and that he has undoubtedly gone 10 some
other part Of the country taking with him the subscrp
ton which bad been raised for him in this City amount
ue 10 about $50 From the circumstances OF the case
/, now appears extremely doubtful whether ne was
actually robbed or got up the excitement for the pur'
pose Of making few dollars out OF the Ne"'i ofk
public
FfRE.-Last night about u o'clock hre broke
out in house No 65 Reade-st but was eSt'ngsheo DE-
fore much damage had been done.
AccIDENT-Yesterday afternoon young man
named Hugh Reilly went into the river at the foot Of
Eigbeenh 81 for the purpose Of bathing hut nnioru-
nafely was carried away by the current and drowned
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.
Select Boarding School for BOYS, raryown, N Y.
A. NEWMAN, PRINCIPAL.
rvNHIS INSTITUTION is pleasantly situated onetird OF

Select Boarding School for Bows al rsuylown ~ Y.
A. NEWMAN PRINCIPAL.
V'HlS INSTITUTION is pleasantly situated one-thrd OF
mile north OF the village, the spot which Major
Andre taken, and about half mile from the steamboat
landing and Hudson River Railroad The buildings well
calculated for the purpose having ample play ground &c.
In this Institution young gentlemen will be thoroughly in
sructed In all the branches Of English and Classical edu
cation for Commercial pursuits entering College
The discipline viii be mild and parental, yet efficient cal
cuaied 70 excite aud please rather than 10 emharsss and
perpleX the mind, and pupil win be allowed 10 pass
through his studies until he has thorough and practical
knowledge Of the same; and every attention VIII be paid 10
their manners, morals and intellectual improvement
The Principal having been than twenty years
cessnly engaged b. his profession feels himself ny
peieut 10 give perfect satisfaction TO hose who may patron
iKe the Institution
There are TWO terms IN The year, each 2 weeks.
The summer Term commencing the FIRST 81 MAY, and
the Winter the first OF November though Scholars NAV
be admitted sy tme but Cor ess period lhan one
term without special agreement The pnce OF Board and
Tuition including washing and meuding for the Summer
Term. Is from SIS S and the Winter Term from $50 10
SIS according the branches pursgei payable In advance
REFERENCES.
Tsrrytown-Rev. Joseph Wilson j w Scrbner NJ d
Rev. 7. ChamheFlin, Rev. c. H. Undefhl. New-Yors
CiyRev Bishop 3 5 James, ID D. Rev B. Cresgh Pastor
NJ T. Church. Alen-st; Rev G. III. Fisher. Pastor Dutch r
Church. Broonest; Rev. c. Coles 30 Mulberry-s; Rev
P r. Brown, Pastor NJ. Z. Church. Greene-st; Rev G.
Browne, g Bcld-st Rev d w Clark PASTOR NJ L Church
Salvgn-st, Rev : II. COne.D Pastor Baptist Church
Broome-st.i Rev o. V. Amermsn Pastor NJ. z. Church
Bedtodst; Rev $ Remington, Pastor Of Baptist Church
Stsnon-s, New Haven. Ct-Rev. jos Law. myls ueOd
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CLOTHING.
aySTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
VIM. T. JENNINGS s. co.

nRAPEKs 4 W ~ -, 90. rl- ~ = ~ -
AID PennsylvAn s-aseule Washington, D C-haFns n
ID her premises prepared 20 ofer for Ne n-e
ton Of heir Iurero-s patrons sul n punc, -
a. assortment q goods flr Spring and >ll'i
comp~sing Cloths, Csss-1-res. Nesu1ss, Iwee1- 80
merscs Ec czn BE- fslld To- tle county " NC --s
enabled 10 make ~ order g. great reileIen Iul
tore r1oiersts prces gcl RS been ne fa-rhns soi'
- By importers. 49, s--y esrr--
Ushed - require AIRY e1c0Iluu nl hose posss +, -
10 realizing the "a ge OF g8rmsrii Ne ~ ~. -, :
crsr. however ~ re fsrfliOols lafli7-7-' 49,
tina iry1a The llusi fssuliols Al Ca main
10 he Resdy-maie epsTIinen - shs = r. sS -.
tam tbe Inerforfy u he arciel = ch y ~ os lD--
a. ~ h-si r-de-ed garments the ss-orlenl eosl--l-
Dr1s. ard YrorE Goats improved style. 1slty, 80.
,,s - Nsrioo sscks PsntslOons, Nesis sc ?" u
- ~ - -~es Al have characierzed 10 e--al.s-
-, - 1870 IN al csses tie gnd pr guo. -
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a PTVIFTCaTION OF WATER.-THE Ola
- PHRAGM FILTER nwardedfWO gold medals tld
~ a diploma " tle best Croton Filler The meni u
a his popular invention consists n the simplicity aud
1Ii1ermarency offs construction and IN the Wholesome
tfi esss OF t@ materials Of which r. composed ne
~ tied for application 10 any waier-cock or baretap
used for the discharge Of fluids, and constructed
for application ID vessel OF the capacity o keg or pal,
a. well - 10 city hydraut. IL c.eanses ltse by changing
End fyr end Will ier from 90 i've gallons per minute
and Is of Durability lest for several years The htnns
meium j. crushed quartz rock, compressed an ~ lne
,errsi surface nf tie metallic pam Il pure 90 Britannia
The Daphrr I'd Filter Il boo ii- operation unattended oy any
friction Of metallic surrces. cacuated ~ produce ter-r
ANY defect OF any particular alter vii Pc lrup ly rome
ed or new given u its steal The Diaphragm tl
ter has been tested by thousands " the NeN-lo
uubc during the past three years IL merit and superiority
are end1rsed by The principal medical and scientific gente
men In New York. Phi afepnla. and BOson' AMI ceTit
cafe la, lately been ha.ned from he plumbers Of This CITY
with regard 10 the Diaphragm Filters entire efficiency and
,uperiorv aad especially Oh regard to Tie purity OF is
material and non. liability 10 produce gerdgrs once by
Broadway corner Of Le0nard-s, WALTER NJ GIBSON
arrJ4f i'm
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.eprvyp-shp Ff,aoora. 'of Bauofs Hanss LTsoo Jsne
=. " yy Dsrs.f Co. - rasseuEsr r. - 8 ~ ou
- as.. VIII hlp sissrs showing 80 s. q Msrrys
..--si ~ rs1 her ioqss-
49,, a14rrs Du1r Ssu Qr-ars % g. 9TH 80 Com1+n-t "a
:, 4 .f-f-, urief c9u-nln8 of M u 2 fiirhsr s A.
A. s. Casrotss Hea ~ Belfast = d. 80 % VI
Moray. ,..-
Bari Jssnrl1 Fns. Curacao ~ ts, l-ies a. 20 -
C,@. c. Len s.sl-r A1g1.ts. from s-r Orleans ga - it
Ls.saler from B1aal. g. . flflol bert Cay
H.rt A1lrss. 0f8orr. frsa tf r.. tf- . fef''-
Br1ras no n.lssentfla.
slhr Pac-. Cl-I slIrsr. Erfnre o..
echr R.lLe Fordhsm Baltimore g. faei - 4 DIE
fthr C01sli DAVIS. Neg la1sor. 3D.
schr Alr1sts Brnea. Sew Bedford. aA
sIepI.rn-s. Lawrence. -sr Htrt.r. o.
s.ss. New. I.r.iol. Nes. L. 1dQn
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sANpERs,s FIFTH READER.

VNHE SCHOOL READER, fnh Book, designed as a
1 sequel to Sanders's Fourth Resder.
Part Frst-Conianing full Instructions 10 the rheion.
cal principles Of Reading and Speaking, Illustrated by
numerous examples.
Part Second-Consstng Of elegant extracts In Prose
and Poetry from various eloquent writer's accompanied
with explanatory Of such historical classical au-
sOns the several Lessons contain For the use OF acade
mics spd the highest classes In common and select schools
by Chas w. a c. Sanders. vol limo. AS pages.
!. just published by MARK II. NEWMAN co.
-, lQl RrnadtNAr
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BANK NOTICES.

Clsrrltlrt's OrrlcF. srirr 10 NV f9sr.
FJ'HE ITNAM Sly BANh 40 Flrmers h., Lfs tls t
this Office notice of tle Hafuslt0 Netsr' " Ash
BURN CO. % Albany agents Go tle redemption oi 10 cnat
s notice. together revocation of tle let ui Net4r
Dr.s g. .uln o.. oi New fo such agreeable 'u ih-
go saiel e,tll Die redemption % .ilk notes. posed
g.T'G WILLARD FILLMORE con'roier
Cosrn1llsa's Orficl srars % Nss loaE-
I'VE TARMER-3 AND MECHANICS BANK of Rochester has
i iiy Of the appointment o. Messrs,
Albany gents r tie REDEEM 1toa Of o. ercu
tfr nf-s together oi e appointment Qi fe-f
Iotl.ou New foh. lr AGENT, .vei1- % he
A,t eaff- Al relating 1 te Redemption % Blk Noe5
passed. My Z. lsis.--Alt ay, july 3. ls4s.
M a.. WILLARD FILLMORE Controller
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CAMP MEETINGS.
THT, ZION som GSTEH

A COLLECTION or HYMNS and Spiritual Songs. zen.
~ orally sung al Camp ana Prayer Meetings and In rev-
walls OF Religion New edition; bound IN red and blue en-
bossed leather Pnce S7 cents per COPY For sale Al the
Methodist Bookstore Ia Mulhery-st and their Branch
Nassau-si New-YoTk. The usual discount those who
purchase to sell assm ief 3SeodN9tNN
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YravFs m HORSES CURED.

N HORSES ARE TROUBLED with no diseases
10y which nure them IN value a. mucn as Heaye' AZ. 4nd
animal which sboTs under any disease Of hs knd MS
and struggles for breath when urged 10 ordinary eXeon
OF his will denreciaie horse value al least unehaf lis
original value when t1Hcied " ne rid' These com
plants are getng be most aaminfly prevalent, ana
thus 10 tehOove- horseo"ners 90 iook oul of iteuy
which be depended upon as speeches ana Tor us iaf
klRKBRIDEs TATTERsALLs HEAvE POWDERS
are offered with confidence the public. This remedy .
ne drs ofe kind cfered ne notice Of ne pubic and
has attained popularity and great sale mat a.
susl with for every beneficial remedy invention, has
scores of inefficient imiiaOrs But from - eXlraofAnary
efficiency II stands pre- pnsni eS9ye s others More'nAn
written aud verbal have been rendered some 80 Of which
have been published Scarcely day but receive
used or sold remedy. Below we subjoin one OF me
latest il was sent by Mr.. Dyer Jr. Of Providence
r l. II speaks O. hundreds have
Mr. Ciafn Of This city has cured uiee horses OF me
Heaves by your remedy and great many others inform
Of similar The following certificate was lately
handed US. II does speak very iavorahiy Of COM
pound called Hcave Cure, which some has lately al
tempted 10 Introduce here.
M C. Dyer Jr: Three weeks ago ! purchased u the
agent 10 Providence, package o Powders called hease
Cure and gave 10 10 NY horse according 10 directions II
had the slightest effect upon the disease ueghonr 0
of "Krkbnde'. Tait-rsaLs Heave Powders" which be-
gave his horse directed or bad case o me caFes
have aud rode after bis horse since, and could not
discover the easi symptom or appearance Of ne disease
remaining, and have today purchased package ~ he
article u yoa being eoahdeli i'i z ~ eei azure
CAurtoN-The Heaves have been heretofore considered
ucurabe but remarkable remedy has conquered
II In so many cases there are now every day spring up
ses t,I5 Profess 20 BE- iarllef Persons are cautioned
beware Of those cheap compounds Of ginger Tax seed
and black antmony &C and buy no remedy but The Isief
sails and observe thai the genuine besr the written signs
mre ola COUGH Co. TO counterfeit which Is forgery.
Prepared and sold wh0e sae and retail, by A. IA. COUCH
co. 40 Fulion-st New-Y ora sole PIopneiors
Sold also by L. Winship. II East Broadway, Al New
York Tsier-slis. Rulfs Head ~ seveef
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BOOK TRADE.
GRrTLEY L. M'ELRATH,
pus1i fH1D THE FoLL0wiNG BOOKS, which they


nVRTTsH THE FOLLOWING BOOks, "hch We
! ssU Al wholesale and retail:
PEI loldrs Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry COM E,
vol 8vO. ...............-- ~ ~
Won Thaers Principles ofA grcuture, Ciothl vol oFo
stepheus's BOOK OF the Farm, vols 8Yo. VIII nn-
nlerOus Plates. ..'ss''s's'f
SINNERS journal Of Agrcuture,5 Eols sVo. ;......
DR. Lardners Lectures on Science and Art folso Vo
F,vbsnk on Hydraulics and Mechanics Vol oFO-...
Lie Of Henry Clay by Epes Sargent bfoughi =,
down 10 1879. vol 8yO. ..............'.s..ss.
Do do do IN Paper cOvsrs...'...' :
RapdalFs Geology limo Coih......................
Do do l2mO .............s.. o
Hnrlburrs Essays on Human Rights, ] vol iNno .
Paper. s-'"'sssss'ssf"
German ana English Phrase Book Paper. .....:.....
Dlsrac'fs Curioues Of Literature, with he addiuOns
by Grswold Cloth. ,
Tho Slk Culture iplsesD Paper ........... =
0rfth's Chemistry and Dali0n's Philosophy.
Political Economy; by Atkinson ~lh AZ lniroduc' q,
ton by II Greeley. ........s.s.s. :
FswOrihs Patent Report.
Guenon's Treatise on Mich Cows. Cloth............ =
Do DO. do Paper. -......... D
Whg Almanac, 8if-also, lsi5 and 4o--each........
Wig In anac, l8f7...... ..................
The Nhp Almanac for 1919 ........................
Prof Mitche's Lectures on Astronomy. ............
Prof Nichols Lectures on Astronomy. ............
ARGOS Astronomy.
TrOf AgdsslZE Lectures.
ENbank's Hydraulics. IN Nos. each NO............
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DIVIDENDS.

nVyIUEND.-The Macon and Western Railroad co
IL Of Georgia have declared dividend Of Two Do ars
per share o. the capita stock Of The Company payable 10
ne Nori ern stockholders al The Bank Of Tie Slate VI Ne"
York. In ths Ciy. on tae LET day Of August next
Signed J. Il. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
July ~, 1913. J@l ~
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- FOR SALE OR TO LITTLE nrst class 5ree-
- s-orv hr-k house and lnt ~ Sevenh-st lmmeta ATE
~ possession given Apply 20 JOHN :. GILES,
tvu Wv l6e WLker-st
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CONVEYANCES.

U~Ss .STATEN-ISLAND FEKkN.-Ot
s>lby~r,Sand amer Saturday, May N.iHe ~ n arc
s-@-.-a VIII (lnul iarthef nos
TsiSs Ns,S YorS-7, g. 10 and Il A NJ Las lom' iS'
ami ! P NJ. .,os,,
Il and z 81. ~!
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CONVEYANCES.
IT, REGULAR NAIL LINZ ~
ROSTON AND NiW.Yos 8


d1nnn va SiouIngt0n and Providence
~ The Ferry - Providence = now syDiei ~ Ne a..
sa.h R.iiros1 Islsnd Route through without chuss !.
S.rs or saggsge The s,esme. G VANDERBILT, Ca
III s,n,e and RHODE ISLAND. Capt Potter. Il -
,,ifb he stonington and Providence snt Bo.o- "a
p-senre Railroads leaving Newly OK ds,y Sunday. a.
1000 S-ou, Ger / Norih River Of O'Clock ?. az
,,,u II O'Clock. ?. ". or upon nc @fuFa u he nx1
,raa rom Boston. These steamers are - s-sc speet
$500. sfsts looms and befths ior - psr.ous =,
l's-s ,.., ,,s,r. f9T families and psr,or. M.
50 "a =. p a..-.s nv he most expereaceo nso -
& - ~. $1,000 bersesn SesgYOrk snd %.
tH - $500 srriviry In ample r1s To- Al -
,.. rirrius nom New York. North so1in az Nes u1
a. sue M vs,NDrRRifr vii leave Sew-Yors 1csc.,
Thursday and Saturday Leave s'"4'Nt VIZ '' VI 80
nesisy and Friday. .,, -. ,cs,yys,. ~.
wessesisy ana Fndsy. Leave stonns'on TUESDAY Tan
dsy and saturday. 49,, ~, ,b. .fssr,.,. =. a.
ton proceed nlaeds,oy IN ne sp'eldia Railroad Car
- dsrce and Boston. 7asg ss7 mas's sccourslas
- srshsf rains % and nom Boston, 70 NAe c,arys
IN hssrare For passage. berias slate toon Or hegs
Application fnsy be- made 20 me ASeN.' % Ne ~ u
he Once. I'D Baf,ery-p see. ~
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~. nppn.ITInN BnAr EoR AIsl.

~. W, antng p { aaY,I :" 6. 800 Nss.
uvde PARK. Kincsion Barry Town, Redho1k, Bnso. ca.
ki6. Athens ana stockport Passengers by MS beat al
arrive IN Albany IN ann-le time for the morning rsin q
o. Fast or West The new and splendid s,esr1A.,
MANHATTAN. Capt W. Il. Nelson. VII cave ne s,esn.
boa pier Al de foot OF RobinsOn-st on Tuesjeys fts,
days and Saturdays. 1t o'clock /. II. fS passage q
he Office foot OF Rohinson-st wi
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vi ht-e ~ - 19r slrmerJ AGATE has Just Fece. Ve9
-. sryivels lzrge addition % his former STOCK q
Me-. Furnishing Good Suitable Tor ne present sna or
elected with greaf care fressy Tor fria- Ias-
s-. - ~ satin calhrc c1r0u and other lesfsue
srvies Hosiery-gsuze me1no and cotton ves-s q! FL
- warranted not 20 srr-s iu washn-l >AA cn-.DA
49, -.-5 i.pe-aI ccr0n shrfs and drawers linen ana
fSread H. hose and h1se an sKes I'D cle-r- p- ~
sid liz L.slecoron, etc IN great v4riey snii-
,er1- Even hi fhe nlarufscure Of .mers shirts
3, warranted with good workmanship 4 i go rell
in everv style always 90 hard. J. AGATE - bIosa" =,
ie29 Ia c1l-el - ----- - -
ITO TRAYELERS.-Reaiy-m ade Linen Di''eis 4i
and Linen Sacks DOrays, PariAJons vests &C d ~
tyIs WIN T. JENNINGS 4 co
list RKCEIyED-M4rsslles and Linen Nesi.ngs
.tsle roosf Iesirabe STYLES u The season, Wcn WIZ DC
soid bv he piece or pattern. ~ 81 Broadway. -
"a VIZ. T. JENNINGS co.
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: d. NoPhNiNE, or TnEhnssy,mnnl


's-<s'~aa'ss'>H NAL for l849.-Bing hams
Line To Pusburgh-Ths undersigned would respectfully
inform Western shippers, that on the nrst OF Nara nsf
lion will be resumed for The present season TO Pasoushl
via the PennsylyH Canals and Railroads Good nsrisf
for this line viii be forwarded with great dlspaeh and
the lowest current No commissions or ohT ensss
for forwarding goods from Pittsburgh. regular me q
Steam Packets leaves PasDurgh daily at 10 0cock w
Cincinnati, Louisville, 81 Louis. Marx paekases-Sns
hams Line, via Canal -
WV TYSON gent 10 NNesf-d
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1910 NOTICE To s,ERCHANTs. Isis

OfOs In Consequence o. he frequent cEiLs FOR dam
sges presented A4nEi the forward q merchandise
The Western Canals arising from ihs abstraction Of goOis
nom PACK IN pereciy secured he Bora Of FORWARD
Of the C.ly u Ne~i0rs have 'ef Il their t-sv
for the secuiy o. the merchants themselves adopt
70 lowing resolution. va
Resoiss9 Thai VII not receipt N shipping order
any boxes or cases Of dry goods, has caps goods
boots OF shOss desred for he West such boxes %
cases are properly .arei and sealed when slppri uor
an boxes casks containing goods Of any description
less saeh boxes cssss wei siTspre % hoop before
shirmzGi = HJL1. fr-fd-nL
Nsnrrr "a Tp.~v $685.
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WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS
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Slessn.en a4ckg amol ooar-s portfolios gold pens
HsA aoa Gernan saes porcelain and trarspare1f salr-
goo AID silver penccaes cArd-cases, erasers and
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shist Counters homes, &c kc Blank books FL assort
eiier writers Cfoion ink, kc &c ffnant ruling and bind
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