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TKU-TEE,s SALE OF Nosr VALUABLE

rgkT-TEE,S SALE or A MOST VALUABLE
Il FURNACE PROPERTY, near Brltmore Maryland
The undersigned " 10 sell by aurron, the premises
the 9Th Of september neat, az y o'clock, the Pa
mSeit Furnsce-. Ore Banss aud Lands adjacent fur
two30 feet high wuh feet bosches, and have
made s1d easily make $40 tons u pig metal per
annum.
The blast and ether rover driven by The waters Of the
Ltie Pdiuxen fine bold stream With eleven ~ feet Of
head and fall
The LANDS 70 be cod with the furnace are 900 acres, the
rsater part hne arabic land, from part Of which wiz D.
gathered about s. 90 bushels Of and there Is already
cut and housed 200 ions Of hne hay.
The belonging 10 The rnace he's prodnced az snua
profit Of IS 600 for pas-suppyrg he Deighbonood
well the hands Tue neghb0rhood 10 vel seted and
labor easily procured
be obtained very low prices for cosng standing Woo
hsving been sold within year past ~ IL cents per cord
The ore banks nch and abundsnt ana contain ore
from which made the very best qualify OF Baltimore IRON
All the REQUESTS houses for operatives. msnsgor NC are
upon this property and they, With the fencing are In excel
ent order branch Of the Baltimore and " asnston ha
road ~ the furnace =,
To any DESTROYS OF following the MAKING OF ron ts
10 a most desirable properly.
will also sell innedisie'y after, al the rerso1s prop
y connected with the furnaces % wit wagons, cars 81
miles, horses and oxen. farming utensils csrpenters and
supits tools store goods, lumber cOalbaskefs &C.
am authorized 70 sell this properly az private sale and
shan be gsd 10 receive oder any time before he day Of
Terms Of sale for the lard onequsrer IN cash. residue Ia
eca iasanelts g. y 10 and y months, with int rest
annually For the greater part II he purchase MONEY
longer credit. desired, viii be given Security required
for The credit payments
FOR the personal properly ell SUNS under sOo cash over
800 haf cash and hs months secured by noes wth
security pan Of the property can be at my ofsce
aus John GIFE<
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The Tribune (which rpprop iates the labor Of your
respondents By Wholesale, and without credi) 10 In
in saying that there Free Soil Democrats from
Slave States upon the Oregon bill There Green
Adars Of ny. and Houston Of Del Honor whom honor
10 due. E. b.
r. We think F. B. should have accompanied
such charge as this with sort of specifications in
is support Presenting that the blunder Of calling
Messrs g. Adams and ]. A. Houston Free Soil Demo
eras is not his but the printers still unable TO
perceive what alleged mistake with regard to these
gentlemen has to do with the charge of appropriatng
from the Express. Perhaps + B. is not aware that,
in the only recent instance which TO
in which he thought himself ahead-hat Of the vote
on laying the Compromise Bill the table Of the
House-we published the Yeas and Nays from one Of
correspondents edition in ddroEoe of their
appearance in the Express
We cheerfuly admit T.. BIS merit as a correspond
ont and have three four times copied from his let
extracts of bills other Congressional documents
which had failed 10 reach through channels
We have never understood that the Express had any
night to credit for these than the Union Nation
al nellgencer, to each of which still more fire.
quenty indebted II he claims credit for these let him
say If he says we have copied any thing else that
belongs to him. let him specify it, Such charge as he
has made ought not TO be so vaguely stated. We de.
mand the items.
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SCHOOLS.
MECHANICS, SOCIETY SCHOOL.

MECHANICS, SOCIETY sCHUOL.-TM-
WI Institution, simsted AZ Broadway, and extending
through to Crosbyst will be reopeaed On MONDAY, lhr
Path day of August The location central and easy VI
from all parts Of The city.
The course Of instruction this Institution Is Of mos,
thorough and practical character and Is designed not only
cultivate and expand the intellectual powers but also 10
emil ghten the mind and improve tho heart enenty
to qualify tue pupils for future usefulness.
The Male Oeps will be- under the immediate super
vision OF Mr. james McRlgot Principal assisted by
six other Teachers all Of whom both by talents and ex-
perience. well qualified discharge the important duuss
which have been inlusted 10 hem.
The Female Department will continue under the charge
OF Miss Mary Bean Principal assisted by SIX o'her
Young lad es all Of whom, not only BY teir superior men
al endOwmenls ard literary Attachments but also ~ u'if
high moral character aabe and smabie department ano
pleasing manners, peculiarly qualified TO have the
charge OF those young ladies who may BE- placed In the In
sitution.
The system Of teaching this Institution IL by separate
Deparn ents ~ In cur COlsges-esc Teacher having
Ire charge Of ali the pupils who pursuing any Parcu
lar branch OF study.
The two Departments entirely disiinct and discoD
nectedths entrance the Female Department being ron
Broadway ind that the Male Department from Croshyst
Application for admission into either " the Departments
may 10 made TO the Principal, TO any Of the foil wing
canned gsntlemen who compose the School Committee:
Henry T. ingalls,, Geo w FarDhsm. Tbomas Earle,
Linus w Stevens J. T. B. Maxwell, r Chardasoyne,
James Morris, William Brady Francis =. Schoas,
John P. Moore George Endcou, James Phyfe.
iY8 I'm LYMAN COBB, s-cy OF School Committee.
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MINT SOCIETY, chartered by Congress for the por.
pose OF erecting al the Seat Of Government IN he city
founded ~ ashinzton, and territory The
whole Oncn ahorument purely national Ia its character,
have ad the cornerstone and intend proceeding
with the erection. The esr sed cost Il about 10000 OF
wnicn about $4,000 a md oEsisurg rsrt Of
$1,000 winch was collected In Subscriptions Of about ter
years since $4,000 Of which ccectrd BY Ebenexsr
bur Inc agent for the State u New York with The scsu
ui1t-f Interest and 10 part Of collections made ~ sge
recently fponted under thu direction 81 HOG Esns " n
tesey Geuers Agent Collectors now BENG APPOINTED
10 al parts Of the country, and the returns when arc inaoe
give every encnu "a cement the belief that he American
people viii cordially respond this call for Al object In 70
way section a. and appealing every sentiment or PRIDE
and patriotism A Committee q gentlemen IN New-forl
and BROOKLYN having requested 70 aid TIE Society ~
s collections have selected Joan A Underwood. Esq.
their Agent He has given bond- approved by the Con-
itfee 10 the ztngtOn for payments hin
N a. amounts collected Hs Office Is al No ~ Merchants
Exchange Hanoy-r--t where The Address Committee
nav Obtained and TIE beet received thai the
funds will be expended IN tn proposed with due 70
gard to prudence and economy Every SUBSCRIBER Of o. or
more Is furnished with design OF the Monument like
uess Of WASHING both and required to write
IN book to be hereafter deposited in the Monument
" b The National Monument must not DO confanded
with the proposed Guy erection IN NewYork, with which
hA not intended 70 coraies jyn VI
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lStiiDk TRADE.
HIGu sCYOoI, DICrIoNARY,

A HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUNCTNG DICTIONARY
y u the Enghsh language abddgsd from The American
Dictionary Of Noah Webster IL d. with accented vccah
uaries of Classical. Scripture and Modern Geographical
names BY William @ Webster.
This is dudecno volume Of 500 rsges ard IL de-
signed furnish for schools vocabulary OF the COM
mon words which constitute the body Of language,
with technical In the sciences ard arts and
many words and phrases from oher languages which are
often met with IN English books with brief definition Of
each Such psrtcipes, also sd ecve have been IN
serted Immediately after their verbs well those which
are irregular or not of easy formation hut mostly without
defnion their meaning may be easily deuced from the
primitive under which they stand Irregular pnals are
given 10 this work. the puras OF nouns IN there
being gre tendency among good spell
puras ofhs class Suboned the work also srceu,ed
vocabulses OF Greek Latin. and Scripture proper names
and list of modern Geographical lame. with their pro-
rouncation given By the latest suihorhse
The photography and pronunciation IN this volume are
made correspond closely with the recent editions OF Dr.
Webses works issued under the ediOrshp Of Prot Good
rch OF Yale College Published AM for sae by,
iv2; III MI GTON L SAVAGE. PIG Pear-st ". Y.
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True PuhIi- 4 .nnn,nr-

The PLow, TIE Loor sd TIE Anvil is,
as our readers have been appized the new title
under which the Farmer Li5TGry has made its
appearance in Phi adelphis with assurances OF
support from those who wish circulation and suc.
cess 10 the Editors belief that Agriculture is 10
be best promoted and the practicable improvements in
ii 10 be brought about by such course Of National
Legislation as viii insure tia; those who are employed
in Manufacturing for the Farmer and the Planter shall
also be the eoasrzers Of tlefr rrodsr
The following Editorial remarks, which we take
from the August number viii exempfy the tendency
and bearing Of TV PioE The Loom eud As .4a-, going
a. II does TO show how intimately al cur great indus
thal pursuits are connected with Agriculture and how
very large proportion Of the capital expended in
them. when prosecuted IN orR ovs COUNTY,. is sure
to ind its way into the pockets ofhe American Farmer
instead Of being sent abroad pay for tic labor O.
those who consume the food Of utaeT countries.
Mr. sgISSER insists that all stte npts By Ericulturs
Societies. in the way Of Premiums, are mere expedi
Of very partial influence and that if such Societies
wish TO insure general improvement they should unite In
promoting steady home iena.d and that can only be
done By fair steady preference II home iHaus'Ty II
mis- publication opens and exposes the path to ag
ricuiural prosperity it is hard say whist pursuit or
employment il does not befriend and benefit It i
not easy TO imagine work whose sims entite 1t to
more universal support and we rejoice 10 hear that all
cs.ses-those who live By the Aw and the Needle and
the Loom and the Anvil well as the followers OF the
Plow-sre uniting to give 1t their aid and comfort
a. most propitious means for spreading the true doc
trine in all quarters.
The ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE OF PENNSYLVANIA
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correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Sunday

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Aug 9.
The building OF new churches is everywhere
going on with commendsbe zeal Some of the edifces
now in of erection will be magnificent in their
architecture and proportion. The new Catholic Csthe.
dral progresses slowly being only worked at when the
funds are replenished. St Augustine's, (Which
burnt during the great Native rots lie nearly finished
The tower, etc will be 200 feet high, surmounted by
dome. St Marks, erecting in the western end Of
the city, will be the most magnificent of all the Epsco
pal churches in the city when finished ST. Judes in
Spring Garden, will also be fine edifce. splendid
District Hall is erecting in Spring Garden, with
steeple, Corinthian portico, etc.
The weather continues fair and not at all uncommon
ly warm. have never seen such beautiful August
weather
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Case Of Drayt0n-Crueity and Injustice TO
the Bow English.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
WARRINGTON. ID. C.. Saturday. Aug

NAsHiNOTONt H. u SHtuiuHy august q.
The case of Drayton, found guilty by jury of
this District of STEALING slaves IL destined yet to make
great noise in the country and attract the public
attention TO most earnest scrutiny of the law and
practices of Slavery they exist here.
In no State Of this Union has it yet been held
that assisting slaves to regain their liberty is stealing
On the contrary, the Supreme Court Of Alabama IN n
reported case after solemn argument repudiated with
indignation so atrocous doctrine The niamy OF
having first propounded 1t from the Judicial Bench be
LONGS 10 Thomas II. Crawford. Pennsyvansn ap.
pointed by TYLER Judge OF the Criminal Court of this
ntrict He first announced this extraordinary law In
The case of one Smith coored steward tried two years
$50 In Alexandria, then part Of this District Smith
had assisted In concealing colored woman on board
the ship to which he belonged with view TO help her
to escape of Slavery and he is now prisoner In
tho nenitentiary here, convicted of stealing, the
strength of Judge CrawGords directions to the Jury
To this same law he has adhered in the present case
Contrary TO what il laid down in every law book that
treats OF the subject ne instructed the jury IN Drayop
case that 10 constitute stealing II was not necessary
tn at the taking should be with design to convert the
thing taken the prisoners and that the eNpeca
rio of money gain any other inducing advantage
the prisoner anybody else was sufficient to eonst
tate larceny.
Notwithstanding this tremendous inroad upon the
best settled principles OF Criminal Law 10 which, as
well 10 other false rulings the prisoner has
eepted even upon the law as laid down by the Judge
it was impossible tor any fair minded jury TO convict
ne plsoS.er 10 nrovai tho, he rrisoner sadnced
"a c,n,,S The slaves and induced Then, no leave the
ana eorruP,eu 'c es am 'uue" w n ~ " e'o ',
81 mn r 80 ,u W. S dao
w VI ..' us, a. o osi. t ~
he transported the slaves OF the District and said
wss - he "a g. !, ,ha vsry c.ss nrovi5s5 Co. hv
special Act of vsrvlsDd in orce in tbis District under
ySich ,.vsr,r CO.., ;rSic,,nar,s 10, carrr;r ~ ,boso
varv N.aroas &c ~ hsnr;ns ovs, nys,son,s haaS
" .aS,,;s >, ,sa ,S,s ,.ovcS cors,;,nt
,n ~ ~ - ~ Is,s, 49, o,,nc an sc
s =. ~. o =. - - - 49,, &c.
~ NY ~ .no I. ,q,, y. vac s; "a
e3 piesucu eIs u .ne mno!e con s 49, ST..
" eis, anu 'ets "a anJ ~ .iesras xc..l
on their sy 10 Free state thew have declared him on
their oa,hs guilty of stealing Can any vessel safely
visit this Districts MAY not Slave conceal himself on
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r.IREarY AIdANAEAo FOR ls4a.

T1Hls DAY PTBLiSHF D hY ne American and Foreign
AnSs cry Society md for sale their sposiiory al
the following 70 thousand copies. SOS for ore
hun red cpt - for one dozen copies 30 cts for Elm
gle copy. cts.
II earnestly hoped hst the friends Of Liberty .h,ough
ont country viii d. all that they give this valuable
work AZ extensive circulation II has been car. fully
pared with special reference 10 he pres NJ highly impor
tant position Of Tubic affairs. nd is eminent aed
the diffusion OF valuable inform on the great ques
Of slavery which cages the attention OF our en-
lire nation.
Orders incosng the cash viii be promptly executed and
should be addressed TO the Publishing Agent
WILLIAM HARMED. 81 John ST.
" Please be particular 70 designate tie mole of Convey
src. bv "a hicb th- Almsnncs are 10 be sent au1 lw
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

- In yesterdays paper the article on Mr.. Webster was
written for Saturday, and Of obscared the fact that
1r w lefi this City Sunday for Washington and was
probebly IN his seat yesterday.
10 The North Carolina returns, the majority Of Pit County
sos Manly IL mispnned Is. when wrote It l57 The
telegraph has II ISL bat ihs, is of course blunder
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NanIy's maj $50. Clay IN do go. 81.
For the Legislature there is one Democratic
gain in Craven County and one Wing gain in
Gbowan. The impression at Norfolk on Sunday,
was that Reid was elected Governor
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VFRMoNT-Hon. Gro. p MARSH has been re-
dominated for Congress by the Wings Of the lid North
WESTERN District with Albert L. CArLIN Of Orwell
for District Elector the Taylor and Fillmore ticket
Hon. WILLIAM HEARD of Randolph Judge
Of the State Supreme Cour has been nominated in the
I'D (windsor and Orange Dstrct) vice Hon Jacob Col
amer who Is expected to succeed Hon. VIM. Upham
in the U 6. Senate. Hon. ANDREW Tracy of Wood
stock Is District Elector.
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Cregon-The New Dodge.

Mr. Douslass's caveat with regard to the inter
aiction OF Slavery in Oregon IS worded as follows :
That Snasmueh rs the territory nah Of sc degrees 30
INMATES Is declared free BY the M'Onri Compromise, be il
,aacgfd" g..
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the nomination for Congress in Stuarts District has
been Member Of the state Senate and HOuse OF Rep
resentafives snd is acknowledged by oil parties be
Of the sbest legislators in the state II he has de
serted Csss the whole Hunker party must be fumbng
10 pieces in the Peninsula The detection 81 Greenly
Norvel and LiitiejOhn may surely be styled boiling IN
high places For years they have been the recognized
high priests Of LocoFocoism- going blind FOR al the
party denominations. In l-i the trio electioneer
ing for Polk in every nook and corner Of the State and
now they are boiling the nomination Of NichiganS
would be favorte son. with whom they have been long
and intimately acquainted
NV YoRgAt a meeting OF the electors OF
WILLIAMSBURG L. l. friendly TO the Free Soil
men, and opposed TO the Extension Of Slavery" held
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday evening August 4-on
motion, Mr.. David KlgOur, Jr called 10 the Chair
and +. Jacobs appointed Secretary.
Addresses were delivered in the course Of the
ing by Thos. j. Fenwick, J. W. S.earns and : Water
man.
Committee was appointed 10 draft resouiions-the
following of which give as the most important
RtsOlred That we yield our support to no candidate
Legislative or Executive who is not unequivOcsly com
milted ~ resist any Governmental measure which may
sanction extend Slavery into any Territory OF the
United States. That while deprecstns Slavery as the
curse and reproach OF portion Of our Coniederscy we
deeniIg the compromises OF the Constitution as obga
tory, and as exoneratng from all moral responsible
ty for IL existence under State Sovereignes dsclam
all intention Of Legislative interference in violation
thereof
Resolre That entirely repudiae the action Of the
Baltimore and Philadelphia Conventions as in any wise
binding upon the Electors Of the Union, and for
selves determnedy declare our opposition 10 the no
nee of either.
ResOred That In the appointment Of Delegates to the
Buffalo Convention, we arc primarily actuated by the
desire to unite on common candidate every friend OF
Free Soil and opponent Of Slavery Extension.
Messrs +. Jacobs and :. Waterman were appointed
Delegates to Buffalo, and VIM Frisbee and NJ Stearns
substitutes. The names of the following gentlemen
then submitted and approved additional Dele
gates viz q. Richard, 5. Shapter, q. McAdam, J
Breach, d. Strong. D. Kgour II. Warren, 6. (. Baker,
y. c Minor, T. Hooper, J. b Wells, G. L. Demarest
T. G. Warner, g. Joy, A. Smith T.. Y Morris 7 J. Fen
wick, J. Warner. Il. NJ Clark.
The proceedings were ordered to be published in
The Tribune, Globe and Post and the meeting then ad
journed to assemble at the call of the Delegates
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l,.rn and siaughter-h1use, belonging to
&C. Sbsrls.H Wilder In Lowell, Mass were destroyed
by Ore with all their contents on FRIDAY last Loss
a zoo Insured for 800
~ The PorAro Ror is spreading in New
Brsnswick 90 says the ST. John N BruHsicker Of the
ID mat
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L'KENIH, ~PANINH ANU ITALIAN Ian
GUAGFS.-The advertiser respectfully announces 10
the heads Of college. and respectable schools VINO wish t.
avail themselves OF his services the acquisition VI ID,
above language, that ms long experience and scees,
which has always attended his instruction both Ia Eng.snd
Spsia aud America, viii, he hopes give satisfaction. Un
exceponabie references aud testimonials may be had al
the bookstore OF Messrs Roe lockwood Son, ~ Broad
gsr
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sY Hon. DANIEL DUNCAN, the present Repre-
sentative in Congress, from the Columbus (Ohio)
District, has been nominated by the Wings for
reelection. In the Nominating Convention the
vote stood-For Duncan, So j. II. Stansbury OF
Newark o.
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sANDERys FIFTH READER

I'VE SCHOOL READER, fiNh Book, designed A. Q
I sequel TO Snnders's Fourth Reader.
Part firstConainng nl Instructions IN The rhefori
cal principles OF Reading and Speaking, Illustrated by
numerous examples.
PRn Second-C0nsising OF elegant extracts IN Prose
and Poorly from various eloquent yrisrs, accompanied
with notes explanatory % -eh historical or -inss'ca anu
sovera lessons eonis1 For the use ~ scsfe
nies and the besl classes Ia and seect schools
by Chas W. 4 J. C. Sanders. vol. l2mo. f55 pages.
JUST published BY MARK "A NEWMAN CO.
Ia osu go Hrosdwsv.
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~ By an explosion Of steam.pipe on board
the Highland Mary. at 81 Louis on the Goth the first
aud second engineers and small boy Of Spanish
descent were severely scaded The boy subsequently
aed; the others win probably recover.
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~ Wigs and Toupees Bachelors new inventes
wigs and scaps far IN advsnce Of any hitherto offered
the public; for hghtness durability and rsurs sppeaF
they un-quaed AL persons wishing trsi-rste
wig scalp should not fail 10 call THE msnusctory Of WIN
BArCRSLoR. Wsll-sf. Broadway, before purchss
ing elsewhere Private rooms FOR ht,ng wigs jyeThSsTu
~ Phrrnoloaists and Publishers. FowLsss .
WFIfs. C'ntnr Hs' iSi Nasss1-st
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" WIKI :. WEI !" = rI - ~ ~ 1T = uhtED
ciizrns and af they have hand the
the cheapest and the beat Of wgs scaps halt
wigs, pres brpids Of loog hair. zees rnge,s and
other ornamental hair, which for price and quality
qu.ed The u.6s supplied, wholssas and retail n Msdeu
.ans, Hew.yok- su2 In
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EwBANg ON HYDRAULICS

Nd MECHANICS -Complec s-is Of this useful worn,
IN g pats numbers, may - be obtained 81 any
IF the books ers Price each No Is rs an1 D&W
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By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune.
North Carolina-ddditional

BALTIMORE, Monday, August z
= MANLY, ". REID, /. "a. Clay. Polk
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Z. T. 3 miles from New-lorf-JoEL STEW, MD suthoF
Of The Wsey.Cure Manual. Handbook Of Hydropsthy,
&c Editor OF The WsisrCure JournS anc the earliest
American practitioner Of the mode and Dr. P. RooF.
also pupil u Pressn1 receive patients above Pss
sage week days. per Steamboat Croton 81 p NJ Fulton
Nsrtef les n
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meat. u,,ed the Orange Mcnts.ns al South Orange
n esev. - miles ir'm fe~l ork, on re line Of he
Germany twu years snce where be made the WsteTcur'
he particular study and has erected enrre, new an
extensive ssb shnent FOR watercures upon the mos I'm
rrovei English an having private bath attached 10 each
room The walks ard oads opened through the mountains
very extensive snd give view q the whole surround
iaE country. New YORK City. &c.
The for SOuih Oran leave the foot Of CorsncsL
al O'Clock and z. VI arriving 81 South Orange IN
about hour All letters addressed 10 Dr. C. H. MskAER
south Orange N ] viii receive attention aul II