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Total amount Of foreign debt. .$el70,555 IS
Surplus revenue Of United States paying no
interest. Observation-Disclosures. ....... se,Os6 50
To which add the following trust funds
University cebt funded, paying per cent
interest. $50. 800 900 90
Sixteenth Section School fund, paying 6
per cent interest. ................, LOIS $50 IS
sum total Of debts. ........... .$ll l55 49s II
From this it will be that the entire public debt
of the State exclusive Of the six hundred thousand dol
lars Of bonds issued to take the ststss Of the
capital stock of the Bank of Mobile the interest
which is provided for by that bank amounts to eleven
millions one hundred and fifty five thousand four hun
dred and eight dollars and seventy cents and
annual interest thereon, of Ave hundred and sixty
eight thousand nine hundred and twentysix dollars
and thirty cents'o meet which debt and interest the
report of the Commissioners to settle the affairs of the
State Bank and branches shows assets, present and
prospective, ss follows, to wit
Cash balance on hand at date Of report 81
Estimated amount likely to be realiz sd from
remaining debts and pro-
perty of the Banks. =. 81, 200 900 90
From which dedyct the out
standing circulation Of the
Banks. estim sted by the
Commissioners at. 457.l77 90
Which shows balance Of the prospective
assets Of the Banks of only. ........ l742 a23 on
olal tese6 ..$29is y3 o.
Deduct. leiSS 800 30
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conpaneo with the wshs: Of The psbs, IL. MsnsI.I
S s s2sHsss sS1t: 80 %
lery % cent. Door: open at o.oek Performance At half
rssss nst s "ps:!' e:
NM sshd Des% H.s saiDy
Jones; Lady Aans ABBOT TO with the irish Farce
Dos si Chapman Julia Doibs Ms: Jss Miles: ''
ROwEaY THEATRE-NHs sHAw's BENEFIT
,s5tsy kfipIs .s6 will Is performed q:
Y; Tfstg at;G N %f
fsp. cents p. Galley esa DOOR.
open az 81 o'clock; nsrlormanc. TO commence att
OF HE ESfN IND
y. so1.dz he PEI 81 Ts w
says IS r'h XII: I:ss
.ssS S.ss a q THE LSsT
M Ms .na suSi .
os;e Fl c.s to co"
Bso:AIDDwA,Yy, TTHtEATRiEns t RoAY EvENISSss
DON 'AssUsXNCESsyr HsrcSurt ~ couIiIy y' MI biste
o.. h Fanny Wssel
M X: reese f;SH MFs Isl sk6 %s FIoSR
C.PT TSphsSyy Mr. Asds"Ga; Jacob Close Mr. h.ssway
performance to commence at7K
pALMO's. OPERA HOusE-THE CELEBRATED
gIoup' Of Model Artists Twenty np.lbeI viii have
Mr.. BURkES Benefit will take place this Saturday
evening, March 4-PIt l. The ksng Of Aurora: Mo.
desy and LIbsralty; Dance of Uysss dausbtss Diana
s.hing Part The Seven Stars. Peiade. Nsp,un: and
fst The Three Graces Venus rising from the Sea; the
Psntent Magdaen; Sapho; Rape ofhe Sabnes Part The
Greek Slave Venus Pemalon; Hebe Apollo and the Muses.
Colon by The LADIES' tho company Dress Circle anu Par
qnette. 81; Uprer Boxes. 80 cents
A.. CAR D-PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-AT THE
IA Of several highly table and influential
tst M. Burke should take benefit prior TIE depaI-
'eued to appoint onsh il is the last the
possibly foi in New York He beRs that tho
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NJ ESMERlsM!- sCEPTfCs CHALLENGED TO AR.
lvl gumeptA the Columbian He'll No. 1863 Grand street.
TN, evening Saturday March h Dr. Thes will lecture
sympathetic Laws Mr. Shaw will operate the whole
audience and produces variety Of experiments sympathy
hsncnstion, aid catalepsy. To ~ O'Clock.
Adnittauce iex ate
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Which shows balance Of the prospective
assets Of the Banks of only. ....... l742 a23 on
Total sssets. .$2,9l9 973 81
Deduct. ................. l0l5 $50 SO
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II NUNSWICK'3 STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
~ representing the VENUS DE Ms.DICIs and APOLLO
LIE MEDIC is for short time only. Open from A. M to
10 Pm AT 1916 Broadway, next to sroppanls baths Admit
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TO TAILORS-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES
leave 10 the trade that he has press

EhEsH IMrORTATION-A LARGE COLLECTION
Of are EHotic, to be had wholesale and re, IA
ghododeudrnns, Roses Peones Bulbs OF description
Fruit trees Flower end other seeds. oil warranted
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aDlES AND oENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARD
IL robe and Furniture wanted Ladies gentlemen having
ui,ure &C. obtain cash price for the same send
ing for the subscriber hreush ths Office
who will attend their dences. LEVENSrY 46s
Broadway. stairs Ladies be attended to by Mrs
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CONVENTION AALL.yTHlRD WEEK-THE OIL
~ Rinsl sable Brothers, encouraged by the liberal
Of the public will continue their select Ethope
teranmens at the above Hail. ITS Wooster Blocker
street. evening during the week their original bur
ss9ues 'S9.. ses; &C. eoTps,ition Ad
at o'clock An afternoon performance Saturday
o'clock when the price Of admission will be shilling
luI shonI nnHen nd chi
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~ dom III Broadway, prepared offer the Sprl
dat The Improvements in manufacturing recently
c1ected by hiw and the faultless model
uly him in saying that the Hats he offers
very point uusurpassabie. full supply of Gerts and
Bows ,ri end NAVY Caps. AMIDON. III Broadway
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MEDICINES.
IIASTINGSS COMPOUND


MOT ONLY A POSITIVE BUT WARRANTED
INQUIRE for consumption and all diseases of the lungs
This medicine has decided the dispute about the curabi
ity of consumption, and satisfied the medical faculty and
al who have used IT, that consumption and all affections
lungs not only be cured but that they are as easily
winch he human fame is liable The operations Of
bottle which costs 81 Is SUFFICIENT 10 satisfy any pa
tentif not altogether too far gone with the disese.o
treoIdnary influence In srresting and esdcatng the ms
lady by the immediate relief which 1t affords This Is no
ousck or secret remedy Dr. Hastings its discoverer, s
one Of the eminent ply OF the age, aud has
made full disclosure Of its history, and all s compo
nent parts to the world wishing to incur the response
bty OF confnng himself for the sake of profit asecre
which calculated 10 do such universal good And such
has been the wonderful result of its operations thst the
London Lancet, Medical Times, ard the most eminent
physicians Of both spheres anxousy calling upon
sufferers have immediate recourse 70 IT, and proclaim
ing that OF all known medicine it alone has positively
tsbsbsd s efficacy by undenisble proofs OF curing con
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Sunday Atlas Of Jan. 10, ls43
We would call the attention Of readers 70 the ad
vsrtsemeut Of Hastingss Compound Syrup Of Naphths
The proprietor Of this medicine Or. Hastingl u no
quack but rsLks Of the best physeans OF England
He also at the head Of the Bienhemst Free DISPENSE
ry Having like most other physoisns had MS attention
10 the Of deaths frem pulmonary
be devoted his earnest attention TO II for sew
years and the result hi. conviction that naphhs
as remedial in consumption, surpassed any other
remedy known TO faculty IL has suce been used with
the greatest by nearly all Of the first physicians OF
ENGLAND ard as we elrn from the American agent DR.
Hasrson) il is now being Introduced extensively in
own hospitals and in the private practice OF majority OF
our physicians We advise ell who in any way rou-
bled with pulmonary complaints to aslnele bottle
FROM the Western Palladium Of Dec. 5, 1s47
1--WE much surprised The other day BY VISIT rom
az acquaintance whom last saw few weesss con-
fined bis bed by comp amt Of the lungs re
Is now almost perfect health and he assured thst this
Hastirs.s Com pound syrup Of Nsphths.
Pnce 81 per bottie-sx bottle: for 60 Sole sssnt Tor
lneodDSW lt7 GreenWlchst.
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AFFICn on "THE nnPK MUTUAL LIE

OFFICE or "THB HOPE MUTUAL. LIFE
Oinsurance Compsuy," NellsL Mortimer tuloMgs'
Nev-York, 18Th March, 1877.
This Institution Incorporated In 6io-~lIh hpefsi ADA
perpetual chsrle and duly organized according 10 Jaw
commenced the business OF Life Insurance OF he Nd
suGl principles tue pr0htr being divided annually
song ,he insured according TO The act OF incorporation
Che OF premiums conform with the usage OF Other
similar companies-or the convenience OF parties nsurng
who would prefer to pay the premiums by insiamenu II
efl their option when the premium ezc.edt 60, 10
pay onehsf IN cssh and secure payment u me residue
IN " months by approved note bearing Interest nj
per cent. r.,
The ves OF married may be insured for the benefit
OF their wives aud children, that upon he deeesse OF
the injured the wife living, or N not then his children
will receive the amount payable BY he policy ree ano
clear OF any claim by the creditors oithe deceased
FOR the greater security Of parties insurins WIN MS
company the Trustees have provided an Indemnify iubu
TO the amount OF rs 600 10 meet loe' that 81 accrne upon
policies Issued by the company which 10 10 remain, unt
-apita Thai amount shall have been realized
frou he receipt OF premiums when Il viii 10 10 longer
necessary and may be Withdrawn
The following Is lat o. NE Ohcert and Trustees fof Ne
ertung FeAr-HI. TRUSTkEH.
Ha,ranie Weed Esrs Wood ChAuncey Ayres
Simeon Baldwin, JOzeph 3. hcreE, PUMP 3 0alpni
Dennis Perkins Roswell HOyt. VIM l.. Brewer,
lohu A DaysupOr. Ssfnl K Sslteriee James DimOD
alsr'r n Dsns q II Besrd.lev Chas Whiuiesey,
Cos~le. 4 Tsvlor Johp W Leeis Joseph ID. Warren,
texir Hamilton Alax'r y. Holly Stephen Z. Provost,
JAnes T. souuer, Wm Z Minor, TheO. Davenport
ALExsNDER n HOLLY, President
JOHN W. LEEDS. Assistant Prssiient-
John A. DAVENPORT, Vice President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Actusry
ROSWELL HOYT, Secretary.
WM WELLS, General Agent
Dams Woodruff Leonard, Esqs Co1ns@llors and At
iorneys Of he Company for New-Yorf. VIM Y. Minor,
ESQ Counsellor ana Attorney for Stamford. Ezra Wood,
NJ u. and A. Cooke Hail. NJ. D. Physicians Medical Ex-
SINNERS and Advisers OF the Compsny for New-yorG-
Tor stamford. uyli eoca
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NrW-YORK TRIBUNE.


For The Tribune.
HOPE ON. HOPE ON, FOREVER
~ EDWARD C. nARsHAII
MAsY q star IL cleaning
On the sea OF Life,
Many q bright ray streaming
o er the waves OF strife.
Many q light 10 dawning
On the stormy deep
Guiding like the morning
TIE distant rocky steep.
Many q landscape 3 looming
Ger the mount of wrath
Many q flower is blooming
By the pilgrims path
Many a face is beaming
Smiles Of sweet delight,
Frsught with joyous meaning,
To cheer the pilgrims sight
On. the tempest Drawing.
Wanderer DER the sea
%, thy banner waving,
On, for victory;
Courage. pilgrim vending
Path with danger rife,
Ever thou'rt ascending
To realms OF newer lite.
On, and upward HE thee
Loiter not nor fear
God 10 ever by thee,
To strengthen and 10 cheer;
Though the tempest lower.
Though the pillows roll.
Faith. the saving power.
ehall keep thy troubled soul
Hope on. hope on, forever.
And in His might confide
He will desert thee never,
Thy counselor and guide
HIS angels watching DER thee
A bright and holy band.
His cloud and fire before thee
Lead on to Csnaan's land
"a. January ls4s.
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MARINE JOU RN AL.
POaT OF NEV-YORK.

Brig EtruTisn, Branscom, Lsguns Jan 3. lofwood. TO
Meyer Stueken, vessel to Nesmith Walsh. Left brig
Alabama Means FOR New-YOrk ldg American steamer
arrived sh from Vera CrvE with the Governor for Laguns
Jsa 81 lat So u.s. Ion ~ 30 spoke sehr Gen Harrison from
Franklin, La. for New-York. Tbs + has been North OF
Herss since the 9Th inst with northwest gales and
cold weather. part Of the have been rost bitten
Lighter schr ROGER Psymlee. Newman. mahogany from
the wreck OF brig Mlinokct ashore at Southampton, l.
Sehr Elleu Smith. New-lonaon.
sehr stephen Waterman Terry New Haven, Ice, bound
to OeTscoke, NC.
sohr James Lsmpheer Kennsy, Providence, RI. rcse,
IN ords
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UPPER CANADA

MINING COMPANY.-Notiee /, hereby given that 3
WI call Of shilling and three pence per share al
sssesabe stock Of the Upper Canada Mining Company
has this ay been msdepsysbe IN two iustsments Of
half penny each the lith day Of FebTus
nv and the lst day OF June next. respectively.
Such payments may be maize AZ any Of the following
places that 10 say the Commercial Bank a. King
ston or its agencies Hamilton. Toronto and Montrea
or Messrs w. J. Currie. - Walst SCENTS OF the
Company New-York or Orville B. Dibbie Esq supsrin-
tsudAnt Detroit Stockholders requested 70 leave
numbers Of their scrip the respective places where
payment Is made h B. WILSON, Secretary.
Once Of the u. c. Mining Company. Hamilton 18th
January l843 II 3tAwlm
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COUGHS. COLDS.

A ND DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. BosEsEr AND WILD
"A cpgREy coVcH CANDY put uP packages Of y. and
q csnts each in the form Of consolidated drops very
peasau, and eaectua remedy FOR the cure OF Coughs
Sore Throat and al diseases Of the Lungs also In ex-
tensive fer clearing the voice IL 10 fast tskns the
place of all other csndes IL Is not only efectua bat
pexsni to the taste the reputation Of i,s ingredients Is
guaranty Of It's efficiency Fer genuine, call for VIM
Browns Bonesst and Wild Cherry Cstcy, in the form
Acid Drops
Prepared and sold BY WIN. BROWN 4sl Washington.
q Boston For sale BY A B. ID. SANDS. Druggists, 100
fal,onst corner cf William; also a. rs Broad gay and II
East Broadway. New York lof I'm
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

nOCToR r. J. MATTOCKs's BUENA VISTA PILLS.
D-n offering this medicine TO the public, We introduce
the most mild easy and certain cahartc ever known not
the least gripping drastic effects attending their opea
ton We DO pretend to every form OF disease
with these Pills neither do expect 20 raise the dead
do know these pills viii dis
eases Of the liver any FORM such acute or chronic in
iaundce In its worst stage dyspepsia con
spaied bowels, headache, heartburn hsulency ard IN
fsvers they the only medicine needed; they VIII
break the most malignant type If taken In the first stage
according the directions panying each box They
will $50 remove all female obslrucons Immediately and
In rheumatism and sout they infaibie remedy II
perseyered In all affections Of the kidneys and urlna-
~ ORGANS recommend them a. perfectly ssfe and
elective remedy; gravel, chronic Inflammation OF the
kaney, or bladder structure be cured in short
time with these pills As general eaharc they are the
best ever offered the public because they strengthen
the bowels and leave the system in healthy state ope
rating without the least gripping or pain. - .
sod wholesale ard retail by Dr. L. J. MATTOCkS, p
Fh st. Troy and retaiei by his agents throughout the
state. -.
4gcsts N The Cty-General Agent, $50 Hudsonst-izi
Greenwieh-st; 37S Greenwichst; 49, Broadway l4t
Greenwich-st, III Eighth avenue, go Eishth-avenue
corner Troy st. snd Eighth-sveuue $40 Hndson-si 4i
uudson-st o5l Greenwlcht; SIS Hudson-sti lse spring
ct q sprngs us Bowery; 24S Grand ST. 2si OrAndsL
corner Grand and Norfolk sts.; 80 GrsDdst.
2fsurtrn Tu&SAfs
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onnd hsnph
i Some
so the
month has o.
the and n
hsmDh
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ERNALENTA.-Ths undersigned have ON hard .
AIfesh supply OF Ervslenta vslushls remedy In obsi
nate cases OF constipation Put up In poand psekss
For sale. Wholesale sad retail, by DELLUC CO.
Apotheesries and Chsmists Sole succcssors 70
PLACE L S0UILLARD.
ia In 2Psrt-row, aud 5Sl Rrosdway
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aMY VOICE IS STILL FOR WAR

DUT WE WAR not against cur own spocics tot ssanst
ID the diseases that siict them Dr. TkAPHAeESs Ssss
.PARLLA and his PULMoNlc MIXTURE sre daily perform
ins the greatest cures on record Read the following
Nkw-YoRK. November II, 1871
This 70 certify that have used Dr. Tk.PaASESs fvL
MxTvKE having had severe cold for some time
and almost sufocsed aud unable at times 10 breathe
advised BY OF friends to the Puimonic
Mixture they stated they had used and found its
good eects After using bottle Of 1t much re
eyed could attend TO my business and the second
made a perfect cure give this certificate for two pur
rosssthe tha, cured and saved from disease
OF the upss-the other for the benefit Of those who may
be afflicted with severe cold
WILLIAM CAMPBELL 90 Frsnffort-st
One bottle of Dr. TgAPHAeES's PuLsosIe hIxruss IS
worth TO person suffering via cold or any disease
of the throat or lungs than wheelbArrow load Of candy
lis also highly approved OF BY members Of the medical
faculty. Prepared BY GEO. Il TRAPHAGEN. ID.
xhoe written sture each bottle Price 50 cents
Hovx~rss Hotel l0f ThSst&Tu-
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caFAg,I FOR sALE.-Ths subscriber

81 FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber Oilers 20
10 sell his situation in Yorktown, Westcheser CO.
- scout miles east from Peekskil miles west from
the Hudson RAJ road Depot, a, Mechauicvie Contains
about $50 acres land unter high state ~ u
progement and CIVILIZATIONS comnodous cottage house
with extensive out-buidngs farm house &c over log
acres the farm veil adapted Tor pillow and meadow ano
about bottom land excellent grated aP
pie orchsrs with variety Of other fruits tswe wa
tered contiguous o. seve al places Of public worship 4ood
schools mill &c. Terms moderat, Title indispueoe-'
For farther rartc ulars apply SOLOMON GktFFES or
MAHLON DAY. Nsw-YOrs, or Oh th- premises 70
ia lmDSiuW- NM. UNDERHl III.
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~, ryyssssssgsgE. 30 noCsAToSiC ~,
~ -sasf>g RAILROAD. S$1W

For Albany Troy. Pitts-
field North Adams MilhsmstOwn, Bennington. RGtsed
Lebanon Springs, &c. The steamer NIAGARA, CsptAi
g. brooks Jr will leave New-iork from the pier foot II
Market street, daily. sundays excepted, al u oeed
A. NJ Tor Bridgeport, where passengers take the ole
CANT and c0mm0dious Of the Housaionic Railroad
arriving a. Albany a. o'clock 2. NJ
baggage m sstcr will through from city 70 city
Stages ia connection with the cars 70 Lee LseI
Old tockbridgs Curisyie, Winsed aud Norfolk. Al~
20 Litchfeh, Woodbury., Dsnbury and Bethel
Freisht received at the depos foot Of Msketst from
o clock A. NJ. until sunset
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--- -x.ss..sssszysx-1 NEW-NORk AND ERIi
Ia x...-sss<SSy RAILROAD EXTENDED ID
PORT JERNIS-WintsI Arr.nf.

On FRIDAY. Janu>ry 7, and until farther notice N. A.
fcrent trains viii run once each way, daily leSesp, Sc
Eos PAssrNerss.- Leave New-York, b. steamboat N,
foot OF Duane-st. 81 y o'clock \. VI.
Leave Port Jervis AZ 81 O'clock VI.
Leave Ousqiie ~ Z Niddieown &c Is Goshen Al iiN
Chester a. o'clock A. NJ stopping each way al The
ri Intermediate passenger stations
10 No packages, parcels or trunks, except pepsa
baggage consisting OF clothing, not exceeding ~ lts
By the passenger boat or ains unless ~ sps
agreeuent and payment made IN sdvance. In which e.
the charges viii be 81 the discretion Of the agent rot a
ceedins double the published freight rates Appiesis
a New. York must be made 20 M /. =. Cafkson, Ass
A. he c &c on the pie foot o Duarsst upon whcs.
cei % articles viii be received board the steamboat N
forwarded upon he passenger train. The Compaays
70 responsible article whatever sent BY the pss
ger train, ueless u be duly ptsd for BIS
agent duly authorized excepting personal baggage VIA
put In charge OF he baggage masters.
foR TREtGHr.-Le-v. New-Yors At O'Clock pm ~
barges Samuel Marsh, Henry Suydsul, jr. and D0ltih
Leave Port Jeryis At y O'Clock AN.
Leave Otigil'e at 2, Mddlelown At "a, 0oshsB ia
snd Chester AZ II AN.
U~sD An Accommodation and Min Train vi
szssssissSsEa.run ia copneciion with the stsunss
which lows the freight bsrses lssvri
SswYork az o'clock Y. NJ. and ordinarily srnnus afs
mont In time or the train q stst from 70 ocock t
Port Jefyis and all informed ate stations.
Leave Fort Jervis at "a NJ Otisyilis 2 Middetovn a
Goshen 3, Chs''er 81, Turner'si MOussy and urw
piermon A. o'clock thence leaving for New Yoh ~
comfortable steamboat tie milk 10 pat bost
aud tie barge is m readiness.
= Coed bsrths will b. provided bOsTd the boat 8
cents and meals 1874 csnt. each
NIB Persons having articles lost damnst, or unnsess
s,uy delayed sre requested TO communicate the fac a
writing in nedstely n : Post Supt of rrsnspoItsot
Office a. psfmont For other Information inquire Of ID,
several Depot Agents the Supt OF Transportation o. lb'
undsulgnst litD II. {. SEfNDlK d, Superintendent
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e VALUABLE NIILL PROPERTY aud faim
No Tor Sse-The ubscr ber account OF ~ hsa IN sud
with the view of closing his Affairs offers for sale bic
grt mill and homestead Ogether with the farm attached,
consisting Of about Of choice pillow aud meadow
land orchard Of excellent fruit good dwelling houses
2harus wagonhouss cohous7 and other necessary out
buildings together with p choice dairy situated IN
the toan Of Warwick Orange County New-fors ON tbs
main road from Florida Chester depot the New York
and Erie Railroad In It's immediate vicinity are
churches schools tone known Stewards Fsmsle lns'i
tute stores and public houses The mill has two pairs
Of French burr stones with all necessary fixtures complete
for Touring fdered IL will be sold in separate parcels
20 suit purchasers and portion Of the purchase money
remain bond and mortgage. For farther psrtiou.
lars, inquire OF tho Subscriber.
WIN COLEMAN, on the premises; or Of
p. p. DEMARESr. South g..
II I'm II. J. COLEMAN. 63 Wsll-st.
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:. ryz.sassEs1 NORRIS AND RssEx Rail.

&E<y hDAD--V fnffF IN
and after Monday Nov 2, lsi7, ne
freight train TO which passenger car IL attached vii
until farther notice leave Morfrstown nts A. NJ. hs~n
At q p. NJ The Passenger Trains leave Newton,
O'Clock A 4 p N. Leave Newark 70 o'clock
z. NJ. Leave Moustown O'Clock A NJ p NJ
PASSENGERS BY the morning train 10 M0rristown villa
i've there o'clock, where will be In resdins
to convey them 10 schooleys Mountain Washingon B.
videre and Easfon daily; 10 Ogego, Milford, he~ei
stsnhope and Succssuny Mondays, Wednesdays a..
Fridays and to Rocksway Dover, Sparta and Sewtosa
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each line returnn
the following days TO meet the 2 M train for Newton
A stage will also leave for Bsssng Ridge every sysns,
on the arrival Of the cars AZ M0rrisOvn.
BY line recently established, stage leaves morrsoS'
for the Delaware Nster Gap and Sroadsbus via sanhop
lOhnsonbufg, Columbia and BsirstOwn avery IussdsJ
Thursday and Saturday the arrival Of the A. NJ uas
from n. Y. Returning the alternate dsys the stes
leaves Stroudsburg at A. NJ To meet he Z NJ cssron
MoTrstOwn.
Paengers 90 through 20 and from Jersey City withoei
changing cars. On leaving the city Passengers win Dc
post their baggage Ia the At the foot OF Cofand
where an agent will be In attendance 70 receive IT,
All packages or bundles must be entered the waybi
or the company will not hold themselves responsible.
FREIGHT will he forwarded immediately TO Morisiows
from Albany Basin by stephens & Condts Daily Trsns
portation Zine Newark, or from tho Transportation
1tics Of the ~ J. K. X Transportation Company, TOO,
OF L.berty-st In3l IRA DODD. Superintendent