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sANDERs,s FIFTH READER.

,I,HE SCHOOL READER, Fi0h BOOK designed a. a
4 seouelfo Sanders's Fourth Reader.
Par First-COnainng full Instructions IN the rheiof-
cal principles Of Residing ard Speaking illustrated BY
numerous examples. . -
Psu Consisting Of elegant extracts In Prose
ana Poetry from various eloquent writer's hccomp aned
with notes exp sna,0ry Of such historical OF classical au-
ons AZ ne several lessons contain For the use ~ acade-
Inies and the highest classes In common snd select SCHOOLS
10 Cbas ~ a. c sanders l vol l1rno f55 pages
9.o "a Broadway
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CYRUs w. FIELD " co,

Nsae reduced prices avery large assortment OF paper
The following Is apart OF their STOCK now IN store
5000 reams Of low priced plsn and ruled cap.
1890 reams of low priced plaiu and ruled letter
1900 reams Of low priced straw wrapping Tor shipping
5OOO reams OF low priced rag wrapping FOR shipping
1000 resms of heavy wrapping for grocers use
1900 cams Of white tea
eo00 reams of assorted shoe.
$500 reams OF news and book printing
1850 reams Of cOlored papers OF AL qualities
1000 reams Of hardware paper Of all sizes
S.Oq0reams Of enveOp paper.
$1,000 lbs brown. white blue, green and red hanging.
$1,000 los binders boards. all numbers.
900 lbs trunk boards Boston and v Jersey manufacture
5000 lbs straw boards No. so 10 100.
Aso fun assortment Of feelings, wire cloth, beacinl
border alum Irvine, and all other kinds OF paper man
ufacurers' materials. hul I'm
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"a zs.zsssp new ARRANGEMENT ,, To


nAr,by Mdrnings Eyenin sn r.h u .ss
New.York, Philadeiphis, Baltimore Gunner '1, ,,Sh
out delay. Passengers having choice Of osy W M
rsye over the Mountains, by the Ueai CniIca Va
and Passenger Route. through In ~ hocrnom ~ Irs,s
10 Pittsburgh and Wheeling, thence 70 Cincinn.n 100
New-Orleans, and the South and Wsst3Res.ens@' -
directly through by the United States Mail Tram: -
Leave NewYork, foot OF Lberty-st al % s -
Leave Philadelpha by 10 Pm train for Banmore az ~
rive In lime 10 conuec, with n train for Ptsou'ss ="
Wheeing going directly through without delay ,--.s
Leave Philadelphia 6y Railroad rom me COZ o. -
70 connect with PM train for Ptsburgh and "bss11<
and going directly throu gh without delay a,
Leave Philsdepha by steamboat al "a = N. from poes
wharf iscndays exceptsdl and lodge IN Baltimore .~s
The only line on sunday from Phiiadelphia for Sa'H-
Leave ssllI1sIs :. y AN sndtfA d.ny BY he '''
Leave Cumberland stsPM. and AN. BY rweoy -
and arrive In Prsburgh Wheeling evening coo
following morning. -
Passenger. for Pittsburgh take the splendid sne 70
ern-buil STEAMBOATS, ct Brownsville. and thereby ns'-
u miles Of staging on the whole route -.
frstclAssieenboats leave Pittsburgh and W nesnnf
larry, and passengers forwarded without decay 70 "
nsti and al ether ports In the South and West -. "a
TAkE NOTlCE.-Tlckeis not sold IN Nc~ rss
Passengers for Baltimore, Pusourgh or Wheenht ,so1
notice becomes necessary account OF seye.s E1en
OF such tickets supposng they were sslontea ylsa :
our nrsclass trains 10 Baltimore and the sootn AZ "
They have no connection with US -, x.,,Sss Il
FOR hrough tickets by this route, apply - s ~:
the Railroad Ofce corner Of Market and tevenn
IS South Third-ss; on board seanbos poeA a.. "a
Fare through ffom Philadelphia TO Pttsooit vncss
Wheeling eS with the privilege OF stopping .nos
sod rssanins seats ST pleasure s0 sL'ss uns xr
AZ Adams 4 Co.'S Expire, ofce, Is Wsl-st
| or M q Broadway
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rs cHANcEIn OF NEw JERSEY Between Loeii Prai a"a
] jana J'He lurtirig t7pHni.nrt arr,nifa 2, ".,i- E
s ~ ~, ID, ,-.f Def.asla- 0rasr }ir Pasnafea
appearing o. th- Court l'i tl@ eonPlsn,. n,i- s ~
r- ,rd b. Of certain r9rr'si premise 10 The sad oi men
so9rt 20 si PIP i u I'm oa .a5 r-,aa,.- 20 N5a
Jay OF jun. iss'. ih- term % jan 4 - ~.
FL r. suai ths -tat-. served th-r-Efh snt that -,
ers hlt been dai, sef'-l iad .e.s nv. , t1l ~ IA
d. -a-aetol Of le chtnaeif t.ii lr 80 A,-.' - ~
BE- sti,e Neu i9h T. ,heeupoo on Oh. twenty -sns o..
Of June, DE year Of Oh lofi % iloas,n9 "a .6
p, s.ss.r.. ABRAHAM Ellis and ALICE hs VIE 30 o.
pear Plead ieuar % PIE ccmfaaan's n on " a--
IL bird rl-isy of September bet a i.i m ei'ni t-i- s
a. ust A.t frh-r ordered. tai is orisr .la- " an
l 49, F.. - p, 8erer, ~ olry tiere o. them, or -
pa5..l-e uin he al, tTsni} tas DE- f'-''.aa
ssei, .-e-.9ey eist one even sea ant -3 ~ - 'a
l-r r hs e space Of tine ae~sa2e- gf,'si n ,- ~
:. K Comm, c.-fs- Us -l-o-
NOTICE "a HEREBY GIyES iat o-lef q ~ ooart o.
Csnl- ID J-r-e si- tle -7tt LAY oi JUNE l-f
-. III ~ tors az o-raas hs1r t=s1s against
Srsitxi- NiSfSS CoYPASY sh,l rr-s-nt h -Amplils
Ct.rar R-er-f a1i before an lnfef oath or Al
sfa % th- sd Resrer sti df-c % tie sit
r,a u ID. s Reeer -s-r, dams asi demands ,ssnst
~ Il Corpany sl ~ r01ths he iae u sss order
iAat ihey b ilted 7ai - o-nssi o. sun ls ). ~
rst and declared By I'D Coar uPn t- projects Of
~ effects Of sat CorPortoa =,
JAY - rys ihsanl AAPLlus b cHAhskhLAlN f.aeL.
ny ORDER 81 ~ Homie DAY. q the judges
ID 4. he Colr, 81 t Cy and County Of seN
Ylrk hereby rr-l plrslslt ~ % - sat--
suthon1rr s-rachnl gast asco-z conct-t ai non -.
STAIR of Mit-toEn lie state Or Come
pay er oi 10 i-1tsi W 80 -
srr-ar d.chsrg- such afttcr-1f, tr-1x y a. VIVA me
-rfhs ~ p15atar o @ aztec tl1 tlai ~ ay -ni
o az y r-s- N ls ,ttt-, tnd - lefefy 20
am or 10 49, any properly ssrlg o. n nd ne transfer
p,-a he l-h say n Ma 80. ,JHN HOPPER Atansy 6r
tt.,rsuE Cred .ar 3 Wallsfr-- S-rfcn. nyi- lawn
DY OKDER Of u H0n Taonss daley. Ch- Jlses ae
r.r.ls1t ,ro1.51s 81 auts-fzg lfta-uts
aa.t a-coltns c1ncle. and .oa-s--1i 1-1t1r. lat -
hm-rt ssl-i he -stxe q LYMAN NUDGE, 100
b sod ~ he qay1e-'
81 - i-l b. apP-ar sni ags slch s;t4aeat tort
4 from tie lfst pllat01 1f LIS 1ctc-
4-lery 90 hs properly silin
t 5-o and ne st-r q s1ch Fropery b
h raiicn b All goiste. ne - ta % htrcl
-. ru51 itEsnl sANXAf, Arg mr Atsc-nz Cf-tior
a. FJHsIANCE of a. order 81 s1rlgits of ts County
ssE Y1rs -0rr- t-rery sr-l 81 ~rs1ns larrr CAIN.
a-1t WILLIAM " WILSON. tt- Of IL Cy of Ne~ lark o.
e-ts-i e----af SAM ~ rllrl--s thereof Do te sub
sr5-r t-r street IL CfY of New
Yort n-r ertl cas- oi D-c-ut-r 1er--Dsied Wv
l Yors. the s---utl day ofJlas. l-f-
| - laral- rAhAh NiL,uf, Ailaa.irifr1
~ PTRsIASCE III ori-r OF le surgls Of Co1ffy
S@. Y1r nnf- l-r-1y .rel al p~r.rs having
ARCHIBALD MORRISON, - 10 he Ctg o N- fo i-frlsri p
rr-s ta~ fulcl~ l-r- fl- s1tscrb-r
5eoe IL E-hteziA iay 81 D~c,3-f le1iDaed N~s Iork
Foz-eealA ty d J11s ia
1 Ills is-srs DANIEL MORRISON Asnini.ss,or
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oaF.RN AND FISHERIES AT PRIV ATE
INSURANCE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CON
vi PASY No no " si-si--This Company compieis1 -
tbrd wear on the s Of MAY asst which time me surplus
amounted 10 S510l0 s. showing an amount OF business I
psrsIIeIed IN the History Of Life Insurance ne,
Dividend. Of profits declared annually upon AZ ne
noi-as which have serled two or more premiums me
prs drs interest a. the rate Of per cent per annum
sns Fan h made avail able OBJ ne extent OF t"o
thirds OF their amount where the party mas PAD rs piea
ums IN fun L. -. -,
Premiums are payable annually but may be paid sent
annually or cuarery and parties taking NE policies may u
hey prefer give their individual notes Tor we an
nua premium upon which they viii De Ie4uiieu !" Pa'
per cent. Interest. -. ,-....
sDecfus and ali papers necessary to effect nslr
rs Iii f,rnaop 10 rel atom 10 the plan of operations may
be obtained, gratis, a. ne Once o. me company a
DIRECTORS.
ROht L. Patterson, Henry MGR Man' nouns $500
Chas ; Mackueit Seh Low, Anl \. . ,ne..lns <
Iea.is & Grovar William A z Penz. Randall Greene.
ROBT L. PATTERSON, President
BExJ c. MILLER, Secretary. ~,, -
JOSEPH l.. LORD, Agent
VALENTINE MoTr.MD. Medical Board
Iss v,S RFNssELAFs.MD Of Consultation
J,Mgs srEwAsr, NJ D. Residence 5 A6ngdon-squsre' J
49, iylTurh1Su
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AND ESSEN RAIL


La - 70 AID The extension Of this Railroad
h14-xA-Hx-f MornsiOwn 10 Dover passing
,,ougb the village of Denyile and Rockawsy viii be
opened for the transportation Of passengers on Tuesday
August |. 49, III, - A..
w. cen Newark and Dover as follows.
Leave NYOrk for Dover mt diate places VI = ~
Newark . q An v = ~
Dover for Newark and New-fork . AMM-Sli "
Morristown An a z r'M
Al M0rristown the NJ train Of cars from Newly con
meets With stages for schooeys Mountain Washington,
Bevidere and Easton, daily
Az Dover the ~ train connects with stages 10 succa-
.,rny Newton Milford and Owego Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS aud Fridays and with Johnsonburg Columbia Bairs
tosn stroudsbarg and Delaware Water Gap, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays each line returning on alternate
DAYS. a.
Or Sfanhope -iagecaY on me aflFa Oh me NJ ana
Z NJ trains al Dover.
For Breckenridge stage leaves on the ARRIVAL OF NE I'M
train 81 Mon.stOwn. -
An packages o. bundles must be entered on the wsyD
or he Company will not hold themselves responsible.
eight Will be for arded Immediately 20 horrislosn and
Dover from Albany Basin by stephens Condf Coxs line
OF sloops 70 Newark 0m the Transportation Ofice d
/ the " RR. aud Trans Co foot OF Lberysi and II de
sired will be called for any part OF he city By Application
/ al aid Office. DySI INA DODD' supI
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A CARD

rI,HE CITIZENS OF NEW FORK are respectfully IN,
/ firu,ed thst they can obtain Mr. kIDOERS fsrfzmed
Cholera norbus Dysentery ard Darrhra Cordial OF ne
follow ng named druggists Rashton Cars Co ITO Broad
wAv and DO As.or House. & - Ring, l9l Broadway;
A Meakiru 5il Broadway. J. COdtlngion, SO HUI
,o--st: Delac Co Pari-ruy, and 5sl BrosdS way III
eene puputv go Broadway; u kisrsied - Broad-
WAY; James Weir, -. GranlsL Tie Cordial = - wei
SHOWN and 80 generally used LAT long 0ry unneces-
.ary II any unacquauiee win H. hey obtain cir
cars Of the agents thai vii give ul directions for HanAg-
ing these diseases every and form rs adapted 10
The Youngest child the Oldest person and The more severe
The disease The better opportunity you have for Witnessing
he wonderful power The Cordial possesses. Physicians
have looked their dying pSDeuts win wonder and aston
she-t Al seeing them revive and become restored when
the ast spark OF lie seemed 10 De cs ana Al hope oi
-ecovsrv 80 aes MRS 2 kIDDER.
N2s 2m Inventor and Proprietor, 100 Couri-si Boston
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MINING COMPANIES.

DOCKY HILL MINING AND MANtrAO,
hTURING COMPANY-Aa meeting o. me bosfu OF
Directors held al Camden ~ the Let july 1919, an
nj Of 50 cents per share each and every snare
OF tho pal Of the Company wssevied psysDe N
thirty days from the 10Th day Of July, oi al me ONCE VI
tho Company IN Philadelphia. , AL,
Extract from the Supplement % ne Charter, dProred VT
February 1873. ,.,
rv tha4er ref NJ o. pay regularly td and
which shall have been gwen heretofore prfied of
t to al corporation and every share oi stock upon "bh
.h s..s.04r remain unn tie period of thirty Gays alter
notice ssr gwen such form A. Che Director, n ol-
@ h laws Stockholders that such assessment sa- a.- q
gnrsau b. orier the Board o Dretors. HUGH thAl"
Dawn C. sgESEIr. Treasurer. ljyl9 5otl President
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Disaster AT SEA-During the southwest blow
OF the 9Th all; the steamer Admiral from Boston VIA
Esstpor for ST. Johns. \. h. shipped heavy sea on
Point Lepresu, which in The oihce Of the clerk
sad washed overheard all the letters and papers. with
some Of the boats books The clerk was not IN his
office at the time he would probably have been kill
cd severely injured the force Of the was 50
great that the iron safe was washed nearly overheard
BRUTAL MuRDER.--The Frcdcrgcksbrrg Recor-
der says "Mr James Ceileit 81 Gloucester, Va WAS
most bruially murdered by one Of his servants a
few days since Mr.. c. hsd punished this negro for in
solence After this he went into the field where the
man was At work and was not again. A few days
having elapsed search was made FOR him, and he
found near the place of the murder his head split open
with an axe and his body partially devoured by vul
lures, The negro ned The inhabitants OF the County
are in pursuit OF the villain, for whose capture the
OF $500 has been offered. Mr. & with whom We were
intimately acquainted gentleman Q. great sniis
h.h,y of character and the only son Of wldoweS
mother, who Is nearly frantic with greet
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Tuesday morning as tbs
train OF cars the Camden and Amooy Railroad wer
coming TO this city. when near Vests turn yu. 500
Is miles from Am60y they came on tram len s,Sn1
ING on the track The enguecr endeavored 10 checl
,he Roadway but the track being wet the train yer,
heavy and the engine light he pas unable 10 30 so
He and the fireman then leapcd from The and N
next moment terrific collision took place Thirty
two cars were smashed up much injured but iortu
p.,,ly although there were about 10 passengers Of
board, no person was hurt
ASorHgR Rior IN South TRor-Aitempfc,
Msrder-on saturday night Roger Ryan. an lrishmsn
was wounded by blew the head al the grocery an
srog shop KEEP, BY Daniel VIM, In south Troy Ryan
ku was cracked and Il Is believed inst ne cannot n
cover Ills supposed be was struck with beer 6oitl
in row that Wa foot there Michael StaPe'oi
John Ryan, Patrick Murphy and Dauic Winn We're a.
rested on suspicion OF being the perpetrators o. 70
crime. P.S. We learn that Ryan died this forenoon
Troy Budget, Monday
NcvEL CHALLKSoE.--An English eentiema
has challenged the Great Reading Railroad Company
run race of half mile between one Of It's engine
and his horse TOR stake Of loo0 guineas The mate
IA ptoDosed 10 be decided the Reading Rsce-courst
wAich 10 parallel with the railroad IN. Haven Psllad
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DIVIDENDS.

nIyIDEND.-The Macon and Western Railroad Co
~ OF 1,eorgia have declares dividend Of Two Dollars
per share on capital stock Of the Company psyaDe 10
he Northern stockholders al the Bank Of the stale Of New"
YORK In this City, on the lot day Of August next
signed J. n. TAYLOR, Treasurer
fvlu lIs
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DRY GOODS.


MEXICAN BLANKETS cases extra super
y rbhon-bOund Whitney blankets, Of all sizes pihn anl
tViled for sale by NESMlTH co 81 and g Pne-sty7
L'LANNELS-l50 bales white and scarlet aannels' Of
y different widths and qualities, FOR sale by
YI GESMiTH co. ~ and 81 Pne-st.
DIFACHED SHIRTING--2f0 cases 81, rs and
ID a. loy-prced b.rached goods, for sale by
iva NESMlTH a CO 90 and 81 Pine-st
VIRGINIA O-NABURGs-ij bales - and ~
ivH NEsMlTH co. 81 and 50 Pine-st
CARPET FILLING bales Of white carpet yarn,
y for sale by NESMlTH co. - and y Pine-st W.
DLEACHED GOODS-Compnsne an extensive as,
Document Orwell known styles 81 -, 81, 81, lV-i IA
and IS aud 90 widths for sale by
my2 C. r hAfthis' ~ EtcnhntePlaoo-
NIERINO CA--INIERES.-5Ocssess 1perfne be
lNI nno Cassineres comprising every variety OF color and
texture FOR sale by C. HARRIS - Exchange place N.Y.
Dnew and desirable patterns on hne and medium cloths
for sale by imyZl C. y HARRIS 70 EHchHnge,placr
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY s. M,ELRATH,


r,rrzLrsH THE FOLLOWING BOOKS, when uey
Hs.n Al wholesale and retail;
Pe.shoidr. Lectures Agricultural Chemistry go .o
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Won Thsers Principles o. grculrlre, c ot1l Fo- 10
Stephens BOOK d the Farm vols sFo VII IL
rer01s Plafes. ---''''''
SINNERS Journal Of AErCllture, vos sVo 49,
DR. Lardners Lectures OF Science and Al VOC W.
Fpbsnk on Hydrs1lcs and Mechanics Voi s-O..ss:
Life - Henry Clay, By Eyes Sargent Dfo-sN' n
down % 1919. vol $40 ....''''''' d
Do DO 10. in Paper eover--..''''- =
RandeIFs Geology. limo. n.
Do d. l3u0 ---.-. -, 10,
Hurlhurfs Essays Human Rgnis va i- n
Paper. .-...-.-.-. .--. x
German snd Fnglsh Phrase Book PaTef .....i..,...
DfIsrses Curoses u Ltersrure, WIZ ne slllo a. "A
BIZ Grsvod Con. *
TIE SIX Cglrure, fp4aiesl fapeI q
c,srf,. Cte-1istrv and Da.t0r's Pmlos0rhy .-ts-.'
Posrics. Ec0Domy; ~ AlEnson Win a. Iar0l-o- *
non hv H. Greeley.
Eu.rorflfs Patent Report. ..--s-s's'''
6srr-s Tresr.e 90 81 lch Cows, Clotn--........'. -
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ARGOS Astronomy. x
Prof AgassZs Lecrlres. Il
Fwhank's HydrsuEcs 10 Nos. each No...-.......- =
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WOO. PASSAGE AND FREIGHr RE

NJ FT'--NV
s<zxsar-sf Albany through direct Al 0clocs hom
49,, 90, ,,,, - Robinson-st fret above Barclay steamer
SID VAN WINKLE Capt samuel Schuyler, VII iesse 90
Monday. Wednesday. sni Friday, al o o 100 = u ~
passage or freight apply on board of 70 70 - IN - s
annie time for the morning trains kssl OF |" es1 fIskM
kn Al moderate rates All persons are iotud unsunk a
~, ,,i,hout written order from the captain. BS
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CITY ITEMS.
WrnNrsn,Y. August ?. ls

WEDNESDAY august = l0f1-
FiRr.-Last night about n o'clock the roof OF
house No lIo Division s discovered 10 be in flames
and was partially destroyed before efficient measures
could be taken to extngush IL The FIRE is supposed to
have originated in defect in OF the fucs OF the
chimney.
BopY FouSD.-The body of young Merriam. a
lad of promising talent who drowned IN the Harlem
ryer on Saturday last was recovered last night ana
brought home TO his parents in leadcn coffin
INeUEsr-The Coroner held an inquest to-day
on the body Of Mrs Jua Ann Clark, wife OF Francis
CLARK 1864 Forsyth at who fen down IN NJ IN Grand
a. this morning and died verdict was found that the
deceased came to her death by the bursting Of blood
vessel.
PoLIcE.-An afray took place yesterday alter.
noon al No 6Sl Broome 81 between two females named
Am Burke and Susan Brockway, when the former
struck the latter blow the head with broom handle
.nd cut her severely The accused taken into Gus
oy shortly after and locked up to answer the charge
49, James Crowiy yesterday arrested ON charge
of solictng a German immigrant named 7. {. Shultz
No 34 Washingtonst he not being duly licensed nj IN,
time Bridget Collan and Ellen Biglow were LOCKED
up 10 answer a charge of robbing man, named Joht
Gordon of his watch la the street Patrick Cough
was taken into custody charge OF having obtained
hve sovercigns under false prcenccs from Catharnt
Riley Committed A man named George Green wal
arrested yesterday charge of having attempted .,
rob man named Mathew Higgins. Committed fof eN
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rI,o COPPER SMEITERs.-Tendersw will be re-
/ ceived By the Quebec Mining Company, rom pafue-
willing 10 contract, smell copper ore Al the company
mines Mica Bay Lake Superior into copper or Oach Hea
equal in fnene-s and quality % the copper usually importer
into New York from Chill SUI mt ground fJr he cree
ton of furnaces Will be allotted 40 the contractor WIZ nave
the privilege Of cutting timber for fuel, or taxing ne hae
al for Aux from the lands II The Company Ienief-
must state the price per Of copper or black mea pro-
duced Farther particulars will be Ohianed BY applying a.
tbe Cornpany's Office. Quebec JNO BONNER, Sec. y
Oce Of Qnebec Mining Co Qnehec July - w w. o1
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pnrGHKRRP.IE LINE OF

E-S--9S(BARGEs.- .eTee. OLI rNyISUNS, w VI
sSAIanEinAksyyitse, every Monday; EAxhAN1E'
:. o......,. s,srv Thursday POUGHKEEPslE,
Ssp Holman every saturday ocloes NJ rom soo
wanays for passenger. ard freight The shove barge:
cabins and are expressly hued up 90 We COM
Srt and convenience Of passengers Arrive AZ
ale in tne for the stages 10 Sharon flne ANS snu 49,
ue,n5 For farther particulars apply on board ae ohk -
49,. 49, f,Si ri WILLIAMSON VAIL lo+ Westsi
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I ARGE ARM CHAIRS, rosewood an6 mahogany
Ihs lsfssi paer1s and OF workmaashp for sale BY
BS J, w. soUTHACK, ls Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS.
-, ,cpx.rrrvUoop CEMETERY.

TgE sTEAMBOAf SUFFOLK, captain
.Sli-lS Iosnire viii ~ follows every ,asy
Ess ss:sl sandsy. e1esP,edl from he loot q cSr
l,,s Leave New-Yofs ~, NO - !.
40 NJ ,Sa al and P NJ Fare each way 0p 1yys ~
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IT, OPENING or THEn4.l,c1ru,


S- NAL for l8f8.-BinghaIn's
Line 10 Pt.sDurzh-The Undersigned would respectfully
inform Western shippers thai the hrsi u March, navgA
non be for tho present to Pittsburgh
via Pennsyyana Canals and Railroads Goods marked
FOR Ire viii be forwarded with great dispatch and
the lowest No commissions other charges
for forwarding goods from Pittsburgh regular line Of
Steam Packets leaves PIisburgh daily 10 O'Clock for
Cincinnati, Louisville St LOuis Clark pscksges-Bing
hams Line, via Canal
1Fr Wi. TYsOS. Agent 10 West-sf- ~ Y
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ssll -ieEoR ALBANY and the ioloSing .an al
-, u,hon Ponehkeepsic. Hyde Park, Kingston, Red
uoak Bdsiol Catskil. Hudson, CoNsAcsie sh1 hhaef.
p,..i.sf .nd dinner on board the bost The lew
- ris,'S steamer CONFIDENCE. Capi A ID Peck,
o., ave Inc steamboat pier foot Of kobns"ns "eines-
day July 90 1913. At O'Clock, AN fof pa'sas'' tex'
.puIy ON board the boat 80
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