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Th, o,leae OF st. James, near IIagcrsto~n, Md.

The olIcge OF st. James, nenr H"gcrstow", md'
The Diocesan College of the Protestant Episcopal Church
yuyfE next term of this institution will begin on Monday
March 6. All the usual college classes are fully organ
lied. :,
The Grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college
is also under the immediate charge OF the rector ana u
are supervised by the professors of the college
receives pupils any stage of their studies and prepares
them for the college mercantile course provided io
those who desire IT, Application for information, for the
JOHN b. kERFOOT, Rector.
post Office nddress--Coege of ST. James, Washington
Residences in Washington; Rev. S. Pyne and VIM
Thos Carroll, esq
Jan H-2awtMarch6dc
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IN 00O TO si5,O0o for investments IN Slaves
I'D lO,OOO Boys and gifIs woud be preferred but to
avoid separation, families win be tab en-.
Proposals invited by letter, addressed TO b. wash
ngon city, postage paid any time between this and The
LIST of July. Jan 0-swiu
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phRsONs having claims against balance doe from
The Navy Department 10 the estate OF James Thorn pson
e gunners in the United service are here
noied 10 present them the office OF the Fourth Au.
uor oil the Treasury within months from this date
January b, 1913. Jan. 26-3,d
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lLD Wine In New Bottles, or, Spare Hours Of n
Just published.
JAM TAYLOR
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NILES'S REGISTER.-A set complete from the COM
~ mencement, 66 vols well bound for sale at very low
Pfce, ii application be made Immediately to
- f. TAYLOR.
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COULD NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICIN

GKEA Z.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparlla is sovereign and speedy
ncipent pton, and for the general pros
traon oil the system, whether the result OF nhe
rent cause produced by rreguarity illness OF
accident.
Nothing can be surprising than its nvgorang Ell
the human Frame Persons, all weakness and las
situe from taking it, become robust and full OF
ergy under its influence. 1t Immediately counteracts the
of barrenness
will be expected of u.s. in of so delicate
ure exhibit certificates of cures performed but
assure the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
ported to
ALnAsY Aug, IL 1874
My wife being greatly distressed by weakness
general debility and suffering continually by pain and with otc
having where your medicine has eff
cd great and also hearing for such
bottle your Sarsapa
rln followed the directions You gave short period
complaints and her health Being grateful
received great pleasure thus acknowl
edging it, and recommending il to the public.
NJ. ID. MOORE,
Cor Of Grand anlI yd,a str
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VISITING CARDs.-Card plates engraved in the mos
finished style, and cards printed from plates ALREADY
engraved. Visitingcards, Of all sizes OF the nnest quar-
ties. ...lr r .IAfLoft, booxse"e'-
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DOARDING.-MISS POLK on Pennsylvania avenue,
u one door west from Jackson Hail. has several pleasant
rooms unoccupied She would be pleased to accommo
date an entire mess OF members. she can furnsh the'
with boa r thirteen bed rooms with spacious dining room
and parlor. Charges reasonable and satisfactory
10
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND DRoPsY.

wife has been afflicted with dis
with terrible rupture for fifteen
greater has been troubled with shortness
Of the heart which
esng and has frequently been unable to leave her bed The
She tried almost
but little benefit When she had taken but three
excelen, medicine she entirely relieved of the
heart this almost entirely disappeared
also had tbs dropsy and very much swollen We
could benefited had such comp
diseases But hhas strange relic
that this
like fiction but nevertheless sober reality
Your certainly valuable medicine and should be
that suffering have If dxte
eve they liberty call house and
ocular Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM TONsER, James street.
DYSPEPSIA.
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General Agency at washington.

NHlRTY-THREE years experience clerk in one OF
Audtos) has qualified the subscriber to undertake gen.
sa agency business at the seat OF the federal
and the transaction of any business with the public depart
msn, before Congress- An Intimate acquaintance with
all matters of business in the several departments and b
ed by decisions in the executive departments. relation
Oamost every subject connected with public accounts and
Transactions with which he has become familiar from long
experience the public SERVICE affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess His attention
VIII be directed to the prosecution Of claims OF every eha
States or individual States, whether Tor lands or money
pensions OF all kinds: communication Tor hull pay and bou
esj claims growing out of contracts with the United
States; examination OF titles, and procuring patents io
ands return OF duties remission OF fines or ioreiiures
under the other laws the prosecution Of claims
arising of transactions connected with the Florida
sxican wars claims before any board OF commissioners
now hereafter to be formed the sale or purchase OF real
state and generally to the transaction OF any and every
description of business in which the services OF an agent
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of Wash
TO the civil officers OF the government to many officers
5ie to whom general reference is made The following
gentlemen are selected, to whom il necessary, particular
ixs, mtcgLloa First Comptroller ofthe Treasury
ALBION Il. PARRls, Second do DO
rErEE HAoNEn, Third Auditor Of the Treasury, ,
Cen THOMAS s. JEsur, Quart Master General y. 8. A.
Cen GEoRoE GIBSON, Commssary General OF Subsistence
Cen RosRR JoyEs, Adjutant General.
Co JOSEPH g. TorrEN, Chief of the Corps OF Engineers
Col Col JouN AnRRr Chief of Typographical Engineers.
a esq GEEK TRHd Auditors Office
o RICHARD BURGESS.
hce on Nth street, opposite N z. Fullers Hotel
June 9-ly
$4,000 $50 ooo-seoo 900 OOo-75 prizes 81, 900.
Draws on Saturday. 10Th January, 1913,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass g.
MOST SPLENDID scHEME
prize OF $4,000 lprize of $1,000
do $4,000 do 3,2i3
do 10000 3 do 1850
do 10000 rs do 900
do 5000 200 lowest numbers 500
do 5Mo
T,,L., o,VvV
tickets sl5-lialves 81 50Quarters SO 75Eghths 81 81.
FOR sale by J. N g. MAURY, Agents for Managers,
!, Next door east OF National Hotel, Washington city.
Jan. 2-dXcif
lLD Wine In New Bottles, or, Spare Hours Of n
la;' published.
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osT Ut Capitol this moraing, leather pocket
hook containing Sl75 in money, and three hun
I'D drar. in bonds and notes. A liberal reward will be
paid 10 lie finder by leaving the pocket book the Elk
Eanse Hotel on { street Jan l9-3t
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~ - Purchase but such have wrappers tina,
of 5. p, TOWNSEND
Principal office l26 Fulton street, Sun Building New
York kedding Co., State street, Boston Dyott Sons
l3z North Second street. PHILADELPHIA s. s. Hance Drug
gsr, Baltimore Duro Y Co, Richmond p. M. Cohen,
leans; loo South Pearl street, Albany; r. Van Buskrk
292 corner of Market and Broad Streets Newark, New Jer-
sey and by the principal druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States West indies and the
Canadas.
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT; Alexan-
dra, HENRY COOK; Georgetown, X. s. T. CISSEL.
Ian 2S-6m
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This Extract OF Sarsaparila has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints No female who
has suppose she is approaching that critical pc
riod the OF life should neglect take it, is
preventive for any of the numerous and horrible
This period may be delayed for several by using this
medicine Nor is il less valuable for those who Up
preaching womanhood il is calculated assist
by quckening the blood and nvigorang the system In
deed this medicine invaluable for all the diseases
which women subject.
1t braces the whole system, renews permanently the nat
ura enegies-by removing the impurities of the bodyno
stimulating the system produce subsequent
relaxation, which the of most medicines taken ior
female weakness and disease.
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NEW WINE STORE, No 50 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES BAlLiE, late ofthe firm of Gowen, Jacobs x Co,
Jpspecuy that he has tled up the store, No
!, Chestnut street, few doors below Third street. and one
door above Congress Hall HOTEL north side, Wine
se where he will keep a wel-seected stock of the most
.pnroycd varieties of wines, brandies lqueurs London
v,own stout Scotch ale and the finest brands of choice
cigars, &c
Private genemen hoelkeepers and others in the soun-
r, are invited to call and examine hisstock Sept.
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NIOTICE-The holders of the certificates OF the second
~ nsalment Of the Peruvian indemnify hereby noti
fed that the said certificates will be paid their present
alton TO the Fifth Auditor Of this Department Amount
paid of "a instalment is 1877 ga.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. November %, 1917
Nov. ~ (Nat. Intel.1
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BY C. II VAN PATTEN, M D. ~ :,
Permanent Office and residence door to Todds Ha
Store, Browns Hotel.
I--1v
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nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposng
iood and strengthening the organs OF digestion, this
preparation OF parla 1t positively every
oil dyspepsia, however or chronici
BANK DrrARrMKsr Albany May 10, lSl5.
Or IowNND s,ai have been afflicted for several years
win dyspepsia attended with OF
stomach loss appetite heartburn and aversion
an Kinds OF food and for weeks hatI could have been
able TO retain but small portion stomach tried the usual
remedies but they had little effect in removing the complaint
was induced about months extract OF
sapaina and must with little confidence but after using
nearly TWO bottles found appetite restored and the heartburn
entirely removed and would
to those who have been afflicted as have been
Yours w. VAN ZANDT.
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DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or medicine has been discovered which SC
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II A. BEEKMAN, from j. Whittinghan's, $50
T.. Broadway, New York, will sell the remainder of her
rich French fancy goods at viz hats caps, courcs,
and great variety of evening dresses and rich silks, at
Hands Hotel JAN Il.
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ID EGALA CIGARS.-Just received, invoice OF
Nuperor Regalia Cigars in tenth boxes for sale whole
sale or by the single box. by
JAMES BAILfE, S. Chestnut street,
next door to Congress Hall Hotel.
Philadelphia.
Aso all invoice of selected "Ugues Cabaleros," with
variety Of other choice brands kept constantly on
hand. MAT Int. 3t1 Jan. l9-u
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IMMATURE EDITIONS, richly bound, of the mos

MINIATURE EDITIONS, richly bound, Of the most
wi esteemed writers OF the English Language in poetry
and prose, recently opened by f. TAYLOR Many of them
imported drecrironi London of them beautifully
Illustrated Among them will be found Campbell, Moore
Goldsmith, Pope, Byron, Hemans, Wordsworth, Cowper
Thomson, Young Sgourney, Coeridge, Bernard Barton,
Walter Scott Hood Hewitt. Charming, Gray, Kebe. Lord
Bacon, Burns, Blair Johnson, Stene, Southey, Milton
Them in style Of beauty equal to the most expensive
souvenir and possessing permanence OF value not shared
by them. Dec. IL.
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h PIE nsa-hir foieaoHta Lrsrps U7an Pm In
eaof U1hfar Jfs WIZ CAPT Iffst1l - 100 children 1ni
icl1se ssrrsn - HafffH To- "a A q frilsn
4 wife Hniisad A.faff Nr De its s1d VI WI
ltns wife female eresnf M~ssrs Ffsur, iifni' 'de
Coui,on Tvsns " IDrrfus Tlos Gur'rf & VI er.
Cunningham Philips samuel A.hYu. Geo synra-.. L-u'
echer DE Da Counte De pn, and i-mae NILE
Dn Milo De Don M1as = ns Don. Cspt Feubenon. Nor
icsns. M'ssis We fhrkel Jas vernon, - Mscsle - 40
Mer,ie. ] ter. Grhh. - Csl'gh'a. i' Budsc. frh
Th1. Tnl,, nlals a. From HaIfa1-pr pre.cor Mr'
smith Mes.rs Chas Tucker ia. 1uue Presco, koh. 4
Moran Total a
fl rfoa-,biy N,pfsrHel fous Chart Ns ~ psv Nss
Nohc Mcrvcn Mrs Eiaa WsrnsT Nss White Mss ras
Mhe-er Mss Ftv. NJ clara Es. hrs Mty Melt NJ j
,4aaIo. pa ~ Mr.. ret NJ. NNhre Nj lsvand ss'
fnHy 4 70 n Gariusf and 'df. capt D
1ly Ai-rr ana nt. Julius lferd in mi Am
, Brsc. Capt Ccol. NckHf-. hsIlsa. NJ Csicy,
Ntnr,ut Wslncf w Rlfc0iniA. , Hks Il % Anieuol
& Mo- J. " Weti. " n Noshef . 4 Hou--mln WI w Bli
pa Riisil Nice GiIrcit " Young. No'ienh0ase
a Cankhn Melt ID roursle.. rrck. NHrprue. ,
hHaf. Hotroos Tufts. 10 Nels, Cfrf W b-ccher "
tu, W Mtuer. Low. H,ntey. Person son Mrs DE-
y t al ,l8i MrsF Sheppard Mrs Hoasetl3t hc sfecst
a. b. sAg HaSae rcas eeflJ Nheeicf, L,nh, Lynch
90 rH4 f.a sfaarn
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CORPORATION NOTICES

ssEssNFvT sALF-rl.'r at- l,rs-' gwen Dr. t- Cog
I a1 $50 NJ rrrr-rry .r glnst f-ef'nelts ,t'erei Pm
rit- 80 lrsi tf oi Nth. tu1t st llnte' 80
-rf n h-.1fn nf DE Cur tH4u f1. hem 'fnnef
..t I.rrlsF tie free iag r Ire ' sf l.lrr sd
f.f e.f- MARTIN Thompson --re-t D0uu.'....-r
,i-s- ea-au''' of'e fe- -. ~. nl ], -L--
IsIHIIC AUHiNI~IUATOH, OFFICE. s.. Nf.'t1 .f-N So
- lr.t gwen. 20 H- r-tt'e- a., s-rt q ta o' FAN
WISE. 49, NsF irrk. boarding .1Hsr t~sr-'. -
s0I srgs f1 l1rr dol rfesffs flf slfI rppl On
estate nf flr ssfste. 10 IN f' M June ei'
ID l1f-l Nen i.rt iilt q. l-f-
-rrfr JANIS IHNEt iasl.r Aanla.'f-it.-
tbiBIIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE. So Nt'.'u .trret-
Nls n@r.tf fs fe r-lrfe ed next nl an o JANE
YOU N0.s -a.e 90 Crest bs i-s rf'- er on asri tr h
fr.trfs liar tf r0 - -a-nr1fs c re t0nr't n ~
N.k r1 tr estate o' tle 49, 1-estfe
10y .l -las .stf. t t-l lts. /. tie t.-el laf-t
81. r.r,- ~, .-,l>s' JANE, lhAihh
ulI-,rfT f-ar Ain.i''.i'or
DCBIIC ADMINISTRATORS oFElCE. 81. Ni'.sl ''rs..-
N.f- l-..rr r-a .f.rrs s.3 rrfs nj ar rl ftAN
lI. AIN.l .r AliNOlA ssl.~ its ni ta CIV 0
Sew fark fr0isai. --fss trt sll apply n r- >.r
re ila.tei ar1a 80 estate a .e 'ti ie.lc ID - -rh
tft .' Nl rsrr r no.rs t- l.-0 nitsi NeH llit-
r 80 i-f. .s.4 .'rtF JAS IHAliN fa7r A..as'-a.-
iDiBllc ADMINISTRATOR, oFFICE. So Ns..s. q .,f
NF.e .-r-F gwen f fe .lr-.rt AL. at tn .i NAh'A
kI NNAHnN aster r lrssi i,- 10 te tt. oi Nes lafk
tI s.t -.Irr.s 90 .e Cnrft Ner ilt. i .e',es
l f.s.-ral nra DO -stii- . tae .fi -ies.'s, - DE- ,A
Mrf lsrf nr...k fl~ i'rer1sfst NrF turl
Ayr 81. 1854 -.-l -srfs JANIS THAtthfI.tr At1trr
ID HLIC ADrINIsTRaIoRs ofFIlE. 81. Ni..aa .,--,.
'rur -ftI gwen o. Ole -saf. -s eng af1f 0fk oi ip-tlH
WlffArr ..-r- IT l.rri tef-,rr as.eei OBJ ea. a-t
4, ai- t-i afr-rs'e ts .i aI, 'o tds ,ars a -r conc
on .i Nra f0rt. -frr- mi. a. rf.aa i ir estate . To
- .aa4a F.lf- Afr.r.' rifnr
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rH. ~ ND NIGHT STEAM EkS.-Dlv sfeaaer.
s>-----'-@--@iie HENDRlh Hl D>ON. C1pt A siof.
ham, Tuesdays. thursday. lla Ssunlals 81 A. n from
fe f ci rarciy.t maxim. DE usuA landings, returning
oll tho crDc,.tc days 49, -.
Six O'clock Through steamers tie ISAAC NEWTON.
Can. Mm D. Peck OREGON. Capf 4 L - john, daily,
fSiudlvs cXcoFicsi.l af1 7. " -
q : Nal lac of steamers. me SOUTH AMERICA.
Csnt r Hu.,c SANTA CLAUS. Capt. Imerdort daily
al 5u-io-s l. n from .e Pier north .ide oi Barclays
AIo H a above hlt-. Connect regularly VIA fNr Raj
road Cars h,suI N.si. Es.i and North from ALBANY
Freight O.. cn az moifr4c rrres. anil BEN fi'' re
uHri.i Ir Railroad from Albany wI'lUli drar. 30
i.h a.fF sf Pcsr.cs Line Ofce 900 orctr 1l- 10
T. { SCHULTZ pier hefwCer Liberty sri todlsiH sIsf
3D. fa IA N rANk hif hr eeu Bare AND honi' snn IS
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TRIBUNE.


IL Nuniar ll1es
TfpFRTYrs AUCTION o.. BY JosEFH BARBER.
-, Al, suet.oa s,i-t God cIti-e- draw
g., - $780, senle, hy 10 r-ores auct1nc-f
- ---...f. sa8 srspfrcs hf iherft knreked down
g. -crsv ycu. srf Eve .hins' inr crovui
-, q, u, cf,n. rc- -rclct bar eighteen scsfsn wear
a., -. thr wiha q. aa ihe tautlc spsfe
y, - Al - Couni 40 fsfis, and tesde he had call
f..,- tsaf On orssn parts and so1i CONF tsrA A. al
-, -. d. percapiof, ior ~lea be ran ivsf.
~ .,a,s i.tfs hehlt fhis ffuTeftt nusi ps,.
1870 orre ur tflssi,. lor god pep 90 ,ou So
- [, aah.ar IN ,ou b. tI' jew except hisaaortf
49, Aa.srs. crovu npefisior cciorcs Aspi vith ess
-. Fs-.srs 4 ne. BOT ihHss n roi1g bare
Ia g~e.s Frae Mafernh. - - 81 the Dat 80 ~'in'It
"a .tfb~ z, az f h. hic~e u sc then bon tferihrf
~. III. ero~uc of Bsv,fi,--f ci,.lci word Of EN-
a.. Iols N.a,es wsntsd O.. bat ~ - - pHi y ~
- who wcfe q. ban siif i,'' hiN sa'e
lie sarsle4l 1esoc fariefef, - ~ t"Hi = si.'e
~. ..ssl.. ~ ID. S,elcs snt s1sony 'nt span.
"a Il - - a s eh sfre niss tla' remain
- !. a. ra~. iamp tlen ~ - much eseu 1T foun
,,fl fbrrr 3 IL Is.ees. snt sel tlem hl as pound
g,s o~sasDe fofdao,s scsPs might suf ie rn9c s,l.'
- /. n. slteaed shoud w~sf them but ts ioo!sf
r., - H. cat. aud inrt With Wholesome ti,
IL, IT, tse? yo dc feif of oacese o butter -
A. ~ ., 70. % S. I'd the lsnsaus R'gH DirtHs.
f..,.i 10 asasntslo. sean. through even regal ine
~ "a balsf You Tie house fhfnk yoa
~ s,as SoAs. s'ss, soaef Ih~riyH, 80. Z" 'eih -
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M0RRi-ANDEs-EX RAIL.

= = Iil ADJ fHfr Management. ON
and aler Monday. Nov. g. i2f7 ihe
FREE hf rln FEB vf ch passenger carts attached, w. until
farther notre leave Mlrus'ovu sf A. 81. Newark Il
r Tie Pa-senger Trains leave Nc9vNorA O'Clock A.
" B VI Leave Newark l0 O'Clock 4 VI z VI. Leave
Moulstowu O'Clock A NJ P ~
Passengers by le morning tram DAB MousDvn VIII arrive
there ll Oc.ock where stages viii be- u readiness tO
convey them >cl00leY's Mouunr. Washington. Be.FI-
deere amt Fa-fon daily. D Owc-o Milford, Newton. stan
hope and Succasuuy Mondays. Wednesdays and Fn-
dlys and 10 Rocklway, Dover. Sparta ami Newton on
TIe.lays Thursdays and sainrdays each line returning
ia- following DAY. fo meet le VI train for NewloIk
stage wi also leave Tor Baskennd 20 every eveiluv
the arrival oi the clr- no N0rlsi0wy
By Inc recently established, stage leaves MoUsfovn
for re Delaware Wafer Gep and srouisbur- s'anhope
Jnhns0ltIrs, Columbia AMI Blarsfuwn every Tuestly
THURSDAY ami saturday le arrival 10 the A. " trfin
from y. \ r. 1rnlu- ile alternate DAYS. the sfa-e
leaves >roudsbrs az q. 81 t0 meet the VI cars from
M0r1s'Own.
Passengers 20 though 10 and from jersey Cry without
changing cars On leaving he civ. passengers wl de-
post their bal gaze The the lJ0i Ot COuiandsf
frre au agent VIII Doe iu attendance iO receive b. All
ga- sages or bundle. be entered he way-b or f
Company WILL not bold fhense. YES responsible Freight
Will Dee iors arici Immediately ta MoTstOvn from Albany
Basin hy stephens tIndfs Daily Trans ora0n Line 10
Newark or from le Transportation Office of the " r. r.
and Iralsf ona'.ou Company 100. Of l. 5euy-st
IRA DDDD. -urrrnfsndnnf.
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CONNEYANCES.

-s-P -NrWEEN BOSTON AND SEW.YORK.
- .Il -f.nl. cf,r and frDridcnce
~ Ite FERRY a. Prov delcc is now avoided by The New
hrlc0 Rl.rrd Inland KnHie through without change ~
Car, or Baggage The steamer G. VANDERBILT, CAP
Joel stone lad NA>sAC Hl SETS. Capt Poster. i1 con
lrcnn with he >Iungfun ant Providence AMI Boston ard
Providence Rf'r0ais. leaving Ncwlofk dv, Sundays
c-pie,i irum pier , Norrh River 81 0ciock 2. NJ Ant
-.ni 10 o O'Clock. VI. Dr apon lie ARRIVAL az Tie maj
Hi from Boston These steamers unsurpassed IN ped
sialN il comfort having each 0 tell 90 large cuurio
'.ls ltae state rooms aud bcrls f0r 80 persons -
soc iAI-' private rooms fnr families aud parcfs TIE
sN' are phfere1 hy fhr most cNrer encei u4cn, al
"iI s0ptth u" passage between ACs-lOrk and boeifn
uoin ii p" ir-' iefchv arriving ample time i0r OF NJ
Ars nnnn from Nef-l orb Norfh South ali Wei, sli
al fle .iuc- from kurtnn Narn and PAL
Ine ANNEhblLl uU leave Nrg.YoIA Tue-i1y
Tlnlsiay s't stHtay. Leave s,ouusion Monday. We'd
n,sisv Hri FRIDAY
Tire MASS kClii SFrTS viii leave New Yo-s Moufay
Wrine-iay a1d Fnday. Leave Sonngon TUESDAY, Thars
dav ana Saturday
B-Passeugrrs The arrival of the steamers a Sfau-
'rz ton prrrrd ri1oi a'cy m ilc splendid Railroad Cars
Providence and Boston. baggage accompanies
re steamboat train. o AMI from Boston. lake charge 81
te baggage For passage berhs safe roonl. or freight
application nsy be made 10 be Agents the wharf sni
Ire clict. o. BtIery-paCe. MI
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ACCOMMODATION AND ECONOMY
FOR THE UPTOWN RESIDENTS.

4 SrUINENEL a. co. having opened a Branch ri their
~. establishment st ~ bruaiway, oppusfe Asiorp place.
Tor tlc better accommodation Of ler numerous uptown
customers and the public general, would respectfully call
their attention f0 our rcl and splendid assortment ~ gas
cilre err ga brackets. grlndoes SOAR Am - Dali lamps
al lanterns &c. &c. also. glass NJ le richest ~ aud
rlrst quality, fof manufacture and cannot De- slr
pas. hy auy other establishment French. China dinner
and dessert -ets. 3oleu articles &c The above articles
have been manufactured under our imeiafe slpcrl end
ence and regards quality ard rrre VIII compare, q not
slrpu-.. any similar establishment IN ills city. Goods az
te above Articles mae io order and OBJ match any paier
Our tXrrr r- Tire Philadelphia make aud n te moot
superior fuisi- SIOJAENEL l. CO
IT Broadway. opposite As-or-p.lce.
Wholesale and ret.il dealers.
We l-o continue business C. the Cd stand John and
- Cold - here te puolc Oo-ln Tie lrcs
above AM ar lie sane .0w rate my In
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10 REAL ESTAIE-Nouce j. hereby given Thar al. he
49, real estate of the ii'e JAMES CANNlNG> RI l.
LER OF Skuueae.c-. OuoDtasa County. y. y wi be e.d
ON sale by private contract and after the hrs 90 tr to
The above properties comprise some of te best lands nf
farming PURPOSES bee found boz Western NeN-l ora
among wih.i may he enumerated the we.dnOwn aud att
rts resle1ce 90 Skaueaeies with large and we.faitd
farm which, ilr the last fourteen years was occupied uy e
Proprietor and viii be sold u lof convenient iu purchasers
Also. several large farms with hr.cts- Improvements
,v n, 10. from Rochester situated in Monroe and Orleans
Coune. and being u fhe rs Wheat districts oi ile co-
Try. Ten of black ash swamp. heavily covered "h
timber for fencing distant four miles from Skaue1ries and
some io. az cottage property u aud urlr fe village
cera f1rsf0rv buif Touring wi az Levarna, on Cay
urn Lake well adapted l- fhc Joint Of storage and
forwarding warehouse in connection with rs original pur
pose Lands IN Michigan. Ohio and Illinois. together w'h
many other los Of both real and personal estate Farther
may be- obtained ~ W. NAtSIAtFt
O. Wall-,f. or of SAMUEL RI LLER,
nvl5 eoin Skaneate'es Ouondaga County, y. Y.