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1850 20
Increase. 81, 246 IA
Decrease 375 81

Increase. 81 246 IA 1850 20
In july lS47, there were eos bales of cotton trans
ported and in July, 1s4s, 6745 bales, showing in
Of 5747 bales The additional income has been
derived entirely from freight.
Immense sales Of dry goods at auction are an
nounced for Wednesday next The lots to be offered
embrace large amount Of goods from the principal
Eastern manufacturers, and also many of foreign
manufacture, and comprise 600 mousseline
de laines, from the Manchester mills $50 cases blue
demins, from the Otis and Oxford companies 200
Otis tckings 335 tweeds stripes ginghams
and jeans from the Columbia and Thorndike compa-
mics 400 cases fine Waltham bleached cottons, 100
bales brown do 800 fannes, $50 fine cassi
meres, and 500 imported alpaccas blankets,
linens, &c. This is the opening of the sales Of the
fall trade and they will without doubt attract great
number of merchants from other cities. very
fair business has already been done this season
with the South and Southwest, and the in
dications at present decidedly in favor Of
a large trade with all sections Of the country
If it is confined within proper limits and conducted
upon proper principles very goed but if there is
petition among the obbipg houses and efforts made
do the largest business credit will be strained, and
overtrading the result. The country is well supplied
with all kinds Of goods and they will not long remain
in first hands, if they not sold readily at price
they will be forced of at another and it is impos-
sbe but that prices may before the close Of the
son, be much lower than at the CONNIE ncemcnt. The
danger Of this is SO great that our shrewdest job
bers only purchase as they want, avoiding large
stocks early in the and the depreciation which
may take place as the advances. This is one
Of the secrets Of their in business and would
be well if the custom more generally adopted.
LoSses large stocks and bad debts up three
of every five jobbing houses in this city; and
petition increases and profits decrease the proportion
of bankrups will become larger, instead of smaller
In the course Of couple of weeks shall be in the
midst Of our fall trade.
The returns Of the banks OF New Orleans, showing
the movement of each institution the Goth Of July
1s4s, present the annexed statement =
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CON MERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

WOHUNy, AttSs <I---O r, M.
This has been dull day, even for Monday, in Wall
street Prices remain without any material alteration
At the first board to-day Treasury notes fell of "a per
cent Reading bonds q; Norwich and Worcester :.
Harlem a Reading Railroad advanced - Canton
Co - and Erie Railroad /. All others closed at
prices current on Saturday.
The sales at the second were confined to Erie Rail-
road new stock, at an improvement OF u per cent.
Foreign exchange for this packet has not been ac
tive, andiqaotatiene remain previously reported
rrime bills on London were plenty at "a or per
cent premium bills on Paris quote at 81 &c q
~ 2c,4c Amsterdam 10 a 40tt Hamburg S59< SO ;
Bremen 7ota. The steamship Hermann, for Southamp
ton, carried out s22 600 in specie.
TIE rrie Railroad Company have Just made yer
favorable contract for yen 10 espylsts ito road 10
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Total. .Sl.7l5,429 $s70,s7l

This company was incorporated in 1885, and the
road opened through in lS43; length 81 miles, nclud
ing branches, and cost 5000, 100. The increase in
gross receipts has been very large per cent? but there
has not been a corresponding increas in dividends.
The has nearly kept pace with s incomes butts
running expenses in 1S47 smaller per cent OF
This road has steamboat route to compete with
its gross revenue than in either Of the previous years
portion Of the year but with that its location is one
Of the most favorable in the New England States.
The earnings OF the Central Railroad Company, of
Georgia, for the month of July, in each Of she past
two years, were as annexed -
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE CoAnIENCEMENT.-The an
niversary ceremonies commenced on Sunday last,
with the annual discourse by President Hopkins In
the evening Rev. IL: w. Beecher, of Brooklyn, ad-
dressed the Mills Society Of Inquiry the subject being
Alumni were addressed by Prof. Tatlock. The exer
cises Of the graduating class, comprising 49, took
was conferred upon several persons. Prof +. En-
mons, Of Albany, well known in connection with the
geological survey Of the State Of New York. has teen
Rev DR.. Leland, of Columbia, s. c. has been elected
by the society Of the Alumni, to deliver the annual
address next year-NeWark .4dcerfiser, august 10.
Capt. Julien p. Breedlove, of the 14th infantry,
Emitted States Army, died at New Orleans on the
18th inst
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a Man Drowned. &c.

WAsuISeroN, Aug. u, 1873.
III Edmund Smith, clerk in the Treasury Depart
Hept, was drowned to day al Alexandria.
IBspuel Cline has been arrested in Ashland, Ohio
charged with rotbing the mail.
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MARKETS ELsEWIIERE.
STOCK SALES.

PnAprirurA Aug. 2l-Frst Boord-sioe Pennsylyana 49,
lSs3 ~. g Rsaaing Railroad ,e es United st.,,'t. ~,
4, 1000 state IS ao Girsrd Bank ioS iocG ciy q. ~
1905 L Grard Bank TO- 5000 State s. q Ner sai0 State
Bank los Il do do 10. Scoad BoardiG Lehish Mortgsre
ss ~ 100 Sch Nav e. - s %, Camden and Anboy 9, g;
rs Canal es; 20 Gir.rd Bank 10 o; North Bank llI.
DOMESTIC aEARkET>
FIrrsBCRc. August 1oThe weather is very pleas ant
now after our wet spell and there three feet Of
water in the channel Our markets have been =
settled by the announcement of the steamer Flour
selling 81 81 receipts very light aud sellers
anxious than buyers. Grain Is entirely at stand.
Wool has declined slightly, with dull market There
is likewise decline in Goldfish. In referenc to the
various reports connected with our factories ma y
state that kennedy, Childs Co. and J. Painter (
Co, have been making arrangements TO build new
factories in Virginia, and believe have selected the
sites.
CINCINNATI. August 1Q.-The aeur market is firm
but inactive; sales making at So so to So ~ Gran
is without material change in feeling Wheat selling
at 64c to 6c and at 2c to soc at about
rates Bacon Is in moderate request sides selling at
&C. Mess pork is worth s. 20 TO So Lard selling at
from &c to Sc for common and eStra-prces firm
Groceries quiet. New Orleans sugar worth fSc to &c,
and Rio coffee &c to nc. Whiskey selling freely at
advance to Ice Business checked about noon by
the announcement of the steamers arrival at New
York and the most intense anxiety evnced TO learn
from Ireland
FOREIGN MARKETS..
RIO d. JtygIRo July 1s4s My last market report
was under date of the 2lst ultimo Business is very
dull supplies Of foreign articles for the most part
stock is small and quality inferior. Four--Stock is
estimated at about 81 600 barrels Of which there are
in first hands about 10 800 bills Business is limited to
retail sales Richmond, 20 DOORS. "a DOORS, SIS So
50 2S per Dbl net Richmond county, 10 DOORS. 81 o.
do Columbia 20 000rs.. 81 as Baltimore, Is DOORS.
90 IS Go. Seyelsi cAIyoss rsp0rtsI ssing the
way ana - there no prospect - sA expert Demand
and the uDs drawing sigh vAss nv M VIZ seDsia'
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Great Meeting for ireland.

inILApKLys,,, Aug. zI-lo o'eoeh r. VI.
An 'mmenfe meeting has been held in the Museum
Saloon this evening. The implicit confidence placed
N tbs report that the British troops have been defeated
~ the r,sb patriots, has esused much enthusiasm,
aud abe contributing have been very large.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,
Governor OF Oregon .

WAssIsoros, Aug II, lsls
General Joseph Lane a. indiana, has been appoint
90 8cvernor q Oregon, wee General stieide who de-
slhed
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Second Board,
Cotton Trade.

The cotton season is about drawing to n close and
the extent of this years crop will soon be officially
announced. The movements of cotton in the United
up to the latest dates in each of the past three
seasons, were as annexed
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CircuIar-Genin's Fau Hats, 2l4 broadway,

patronage Of the discriminating part public by
au announcing to bis friends and the public
the august 70 is ss E na Dg
The highest expectations Of his customers BY the novelties form
raj newly from Par have been ADOPTED and
the spe 50 %Oa as to render his Fan hat the ELEGANT
In Of his largely Increased facilities for manuc'
enabled combine in the manufacture
S %e S o Ssts .m nnS sY n e be
aye been sold by any Establishment in this city, The subscriber
ys iney ' Psr
>ape. j.. GENIN, 2f Broadway
Genticimen's EIats---FaII Fashion for Is4s.---
% ge Co. % G New u S na
,hy yin issue the fa fashion for Gensmsns Hats on satur
Ess and Sn @ ns IN gua any Hat that has
SIZE and features each individual Searsr their desire
that this Hat may undergo rigid examination aud they wish
R 1 r % iSa
hmssf whether this standard
VIM H. Beeee Co. respectfully offer opniOnwhch they
WI
S n e ss nf a Oss
unity ssaTsas liberal srS
effort win be spared merit its continuance NV H.
cent Paris Chspeaux and Casuetes for children the richest and
handsomest goods ever imported
The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
a. 4 s sss we to
thousands who visit that establishment testify the
that where else can they he had
Competing, Floor OIL Cloths Of III Feet wide,
Hearth Rsr Table Covers &c., at the cheapest Carpet Esta
tishment the United States No. ~ Bowery HIRAM AN
DERs0N A saving Of % cent can be made call to
mine the splendid patterns Of various styles carpeng emily
necessary to eatisfy those about purchasing.
Travellers, Officers Of the Army and Navy.
and all those in want Of dressing are speetuy invited
20 examine the subscribers assortment which the extern
.ve and varied in the city, they made with strict regard to
quality and contain useful articles in the compact form
G.SACNDERS SON, No. l7 Broadway, Of Liberty
streets and 81 Broadway.
Governor Young, the Governor Of the Boot
and Shoe Trade selling his best French calf boots for 81 a. sold
in other stores for Sc and 81 calf wes boots ~ usually
81 and So patent leather CATERS and shoes equally low All
our friends should their boots and shoes Of
nsrc Of Fulton and Nassau streets. THE DOCTOR.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
setscod Boots Shoes and Caters Jones' II Ann
she Museum His best French Boots 81 SO; second quality
from s. ~ to 81; Congress Boots, from s. 81 to s.
Diamond Pointed Cold Pens sold by Is. Il;
Watson Co., Wall street. and j. Y Savage Fulton street.
Wholesale and retail at reduced prices Cold Gold
Silver every variety The celeb ated ~Rcheeu Pen
sold exclusively "a above,
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MOVEMENTS OF foTToy rHr UNITED STATES
Receipts at ports since Sept !, l41,. bales 2296el9
/" same period last year. e. l.62,3l2
= year before. 0o4, $50
Exports from United States since Sept ls4s ls1702S
:" - same period last year. 1201,117
year before. 1630,92S
Exports to Great Britain since Sept. lst. l2s737l
=" last year. >0jl25
year before. l,09lt1
Stock in shipping ports Of receipt. ......,. lJl9i2
% " last year 2Sl,1l3
" " year before. 1891
The receipts ut this port since the LIST inst have
been 1900 bales exports 5000; taken by spinners,
s,OO0 taken on speculation, 5000 stock in city,
$1,000; amount on sale, 5000
Stewards circular of this date says .' The succeed
ing week was the duest of the the sales TO
Tuesday 10th nst-thc day of the receipt of the let
tiers by the averaging only 800 bales dali and
at prices so steadily favoring buyers that difference
of nearly quarter Of cent was perceptibe at the
close Much of this stagnston was owing to the ex-
element got up here by veteran politicians for the Pc
cuniary aid of what 10 called the Irish rebellion and
from the alarming symptoms there the departure of
the America and mysterious speeches of the leaders
here the crisis was at last believed to have LsSn
reached The intelligence BY the Acadia rather hvor-
ing this view vas nsds ths most Of, to dzaA oentsi
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
- Treatise &c. Greenwich hours 9to II n
btogP NJ lSundsy exeepted Those apply the early
stages will be SURPRISED a. the rapdiy AID little
fered from class people or otherwise who can pr
pry appreciate his services In structure first or Incl
pent to its more advanced and distressing from unco
mon advantages in addition to practice in this
complaint he can AFFORD rapid radical which
he has ground for stating he obtained NO other source
in America. ~ ~ 'N"'''
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Married,
At Albany, August I'd, by the Rev Mr., Sprague, Mr.
George w. WILLIS to Miss CAROLINE A. SMITH, both
of New York.
Married,
Died.

Died,
Yesterday, at the residence of DR.. Hugh Caldwell,
sos Broadway in whose establishment she was a faith
full domestic from injuries received on the previous
night by the explosion Of q camphne lamp, EMMA
SHEPPARD, aged about "a years, supposed to be ma
tive Of Charlton Horethorne near Shcrborne, Dorset
England.
onNlonday morning, Mr.. GEORGE EspIcorr, in the
The friends Of The family are invited to attend his
funeral Wednesday, at P. NJ. from his late resi-
dence No 23S Ninth street.
Boston and Baltimore papers please copy.
On Monday morning. August Il, of old age, Mrs.
Her friends and the friends of her sons, George and
Henry Marshall, and of her son.in.law, Thomas Ray
wood invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
street
On Fridsy morning, August 18th, at Astoria, l.. b,
GrRIRrpr, wife of John L. Boyd aged 80 years, I
months and % days.
n. B.-Natchez papers please copy:
On Sunday. p NJ. the 10th instant, at his country
seat in Middetswn, n ", Capt. SAMUEL RoBERTs, of
this city. Few more extensively known and
justly esteemed In the several relations OF
husband, father and friend. he fulfilled the duties
arising therefrom in such manner to win the love
and admiration OF all who knew him.
At Lynn, Mass, August 10th, the Rev JAMES B:
with the Dutch Reformed Church, and formerly of
this city He has lett large family and an extensive
circle OF friends to mourn his loss
st. Johns, n. b. papers please copy.
At Nahant, 18th inst LLOYD BUMsrEAp WELLS,
only child of Mr. Lloyd w Wells, of New York, aged
is months.
Weekly Report of Deaths,
In the City and County New York. 18th day
gust to the 10Th day Of August, Is4s.
Men, "a; Women, As Boys liz; Girls, H. Total, $751;
Aroplexy asphyNa, atropha !; burned scaled, Il;
bronchitis OF wemb Casualties 2; cholera nfantum
t6 consumption. 81 eonvulsions i Group congestion Of the
lungs q cyanecs coup dc solel debility, dcrum
mems darra To- dropsy d. dropsy in the head 10 drowned
q dysenerS 4 spela eruption Il Of the SKULL
fever fever bilious fever remittcnt fever typhoid B.
fever typhus heart dseass Of hopping cough 81 nhamma-
tion Inflammation OF bladder j. inflammation Of brain.
inflammation OF bowels ~; Inflammation Of lungs G inamma
ton of stomach, y Inflammation Of throat l. inflammation
liver jaundiee malformation . marasmus 81 measles, u
morhcaton old palsy premature brth scrofua
throat, 1; unknown
10 to 20 20 to % a. 80 to A. 26 10 o5 y; 50 to 90 l. ~
too 70 to So d; ~ to go g. 30 to 100 L; unknown
O. A.W WHITE City Inspector.
City Inspee tor's Office. AUGUST u. 1873.
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According to the latest returns the excess Of cash
assets cash liabilities s2476os7. The
Of total assets total liabilities exclusive of capital
was 20I32 462 g. and the excess of specie cir
culation 81, 530177. This is not such favorable
exhibit made by the returns of October, 1s47 either
regards the issuing department the general
dit on of the banks. There nearly million and
a half OF dollars in specie more in July tas
year than in October, ls47 but there had been a
greater proporonate increase in the circulation Not
outstanding this variation, this department Of these
banks in sounder condition than that Of the banks
Of any other State in the Union; and when the
specie paying institutions have been wound up the
proportion specie to circulation will be much greater
1t will be that several banks in the above table
have an amount of specie on hand more than double
that of their circulation
The returns of the specie yng banks named above
distinct from the specie paying, present the
nexed statement of liabilities and assets:
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on oencate diseases which tie without mercury or
rance from business The disease in its early
IN lew dsys Debility Of the early
with gradual lrosraton Of mental power
eesuly ueaed ny Dr. ~ The obstinate yield
10 nus OF curing by absorption his London Diploma,
IN ns Once s Fulton street letter. post mid attended
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NJ. III. GRINNELL,
ECCLES CALENDER,
CIiAs GOULD Secretary AARON WARD

ROSEWOOD and Mahogany Plano FOrtcs,
6 oetaye superior tone and fnigh Guitars Flutes and
aeeOst styles and keys Strings and Reeds fer in
srmens of every description Nnsc received every
morning Music bound for Presents &c. &C. Catalogues given
gratia ATWILLS Music Store, POI Broadway.
wTeXas Land AGENT. De Corlova, Texas
Land Agent City Hotel Bulldog Houston, Texas be found
few days at the counting Of Mr. A. H. Bean, No
Water street OF coenties slip Persons who placed bust
his hands in the l respectfully
CALI likewise all others interested in Texan affairs.
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Gen. Tom Thumb, Is remaining ut the
only that establishment this city and readers
intend paying him another VISIT they embrace this oppor
ny they will again take the little hero by the hand
He holds three evees dayin the morning ny o'clock
in the afternoon at and in the evening quarter to each
Of which he gives his various performances relates his stores
also engaged including the best band Of Negro Mns in the
city, the Infant Vestris, the Giant Baby. &c. &c.
At a Meeting Of the Passengers, held on
itard Of the steamboat Armenia her New
Yonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry Taytown Nyack Sing Sing
Nc Saturday August 10TH 1873 motion Of Alexander
Wells Moses H. Grinnc, ESQ., OF New York called pre-
ride Eeces Offender Of New York. and General Ward
Of Westchester appointed yicePresdent Charles
Could Of New York. appointed Secretary The object
ssstmbage having been briefly stated by the Chair the following
preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted:
about to withdraw from the the steamboat
and deem this
lion OF his conduct and wishes for his future welfare
Therefore:
Resolved As the sentiments of those been accus
toned travel the board Of the
his command That Captain anan his uniform courtesy
svineed prompt willingness to acquesce in the wishes
contribute to the c0mfrt pleasure
travelling cemunty from his decis and unuestion-
able capacity officer well his rankness
esteem, and that in separating from him. him our
hearty good wishes for his success and prosperity
Resolved That should Captain Taman comma
Of other boat heartily commend him the travelling
community and the public emnently deserving support
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be
On motion. IL further
Received That is neither ton desire
above resolutions should he construed dsparagenent
the Of Captain Taman expressive Of
confidence in tile other officers Of the beat.
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Besides the above, the banks have current loans
discount payable at maturity, s6,232 $50; loans
mortgage, $3427 500; loans stock Sl,3s3,727 and
real estate, 81, 4S2 $50
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L,oR NEW ORLEANs-TO SAIL AT 10 AM. ToMoR.
row, 2s-Lonsiana and New YORK Line Of Paek.s-Ibe
regular racket ship CLIFTON James ngeryo master can
yet take fw and will pcsitivey all
above spy board Orleans wharf foot q wan strsS
to r. X. COLIINS 81 Sovth street.
Passnger will please be on board the ship Orleans wharf:
loot of Wausree tomorrow morning 9 o'clock Shippers
will ease send in their bills of adng day Agents. in
New Osn hesrs Bryan and Creevy who win promptly
all their address bark Cenesee will o
d the ands herr dav - -
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ITO LET-THE STORE AND CELLAR No. 2l2 PEARL
,se corner Of Fletcher street near Maiden Ians Ins
store ~ wen shyed Tor the dry goods hardware business
The cellar quite ary and remarkably light counting room
will he added in the rear ii required Apply st 1913 Pearl street
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA-E. a.
that this establishment will open regular season on Non
day. August IS The ladies gentlemen company are
requested assemble for rehearsal Friday ornine 18th
inst, at III o'clock. p. RICHIN0S, Manager
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lust PUBLIsHED-DR. BOsTwICK's GREAT WORK
and Lectures veneea and other affections Of the Ur
nary Ogans S0 pages quao This the most complete
teal work Of the kind issued from the II contains
thirty eolored engravng which deneate this class
diseases inmtaby IL also contains forty wood eugavings
treatment Of these diseases has been recorded aad all
TIE most approved prescriptions formulas have
For sale he once Of Publication Broadway and Of The
author 54 Broadway. Price $40 Also Dr. Bs ON sef
abuse 25l pages engraving with hints young Price
81. for sale as above
d SOO CHALLENGE NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN WHO
}DJVO 'te'r id clothes "a locN te rev. eau no
cAang dying ta,iennx repairing "A =, xoss
street. vbs you get az extracted ysuf sstso
at II shsytee1 petes, b. J. D NOAH - coh Nysst
I've dssuibsm DsebnaA
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BROADWAY TIIEATRE.-MESSRS. A. MANN AND T.. A.
ID Marshall IroprietorThe public respectfully informed
that this establishment will for the
Monday evening August 18Th ls4s The general arranrements
will be in the style excellence attraction last
the particulars OF which will be duly ed Tho
and orchestra hereby notified to assemble at the
I'D o'clock.
WM. X BLAKE, Manager.
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~ REM TURTLE SOUP AND sTEAKs-A VERY SUPE-
u fior Turtle will be served up in Sour snd Steaks this day,
and during the week. az the Bank Coffee House. No II Pine
street between Broadway and Nassau Families supplied
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-T0 THE MARRIED
Vl 0. those contemplating marage-The Married wcmans
Private Medal Companion by Dr. A Maurccau Sixth ed
ton Price ST. This work meeting with
tO copies have already been disposed of Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although il 10
tended especially for the married secrca
men heud @ known to them particularly Here every female
an discover the and the
des and most certain mode Of in every For sale
broadway at the publishing Office 1919 Liberty New YORK;
also Zicsr Co., IF Chestnut and Third Pha
delpha; Little \ Co. Albany W. R Davis Boston. On The
all parts o. the United States All letters sddrsseei
Iost paid 70 DR. A. NJ hAURICEAu box 2a New York city.
Once Liberty -
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N OTICE-OFFICE OF THE ROCKLAND CEMETERY, l70
IN Broadway Of Maiden Lane (up sars) where all
orders will DC received from to NJ for the purchase
of plots for ntelmen Pamphlets and maps the
ready distribution At other than Office hours orders
will be received At Nc. 233 Wooster street.
WILLIAM ARCHER, Supt