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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11
MEDICINES.
MORsE's COMPOUND SYRUP or
YELLOW DOCK ROOT,

I'll. compoai ~, r-1oTe .nd cause permanent cure q
a. diseases srsins from al impure -.9.r .. lS'
slca ss scrufl a ulicl rrese'i = ---e u l-1t "
forus. satRhelm Kug's ET- fMpes
on he Fsce B.o,-les. Ulcers, Lvsfe
Jas. Rtrs-woru. C0srTeness- - t-ih
Ton " re Glands Mercgra. D.
eases Dy.p-rsa. Js1riic-. Liver Con-
ans Dn2psy, Gener-- Dr.--s - - = ,gf.-
0i1d-1---. and remove every 49, . -. .-.-.-,
cause may a.e, sl1 comp e-y reno. s-s e ..-
T'Hls EXTRACT II sire ere ,of -' y ~ ~. -,
uod.c affections OF -Le stomach, pans n .-e s.-1'
bones Ac fever a1d alle as--1a ler -s -rila1a' sea
hes8scte psrts-o- " le beam pr1sirlo '-'i3l''
Tfe Fav DO keen wei .sto cleanse and ruhy ihe Blood
hv Using fs syrup. which Will dob el-'l ti- -.l -e.l
v elsle. 10 c.lals-s, clears rurie- ana '-i1 -'' TIC
.s1s into consideration i-- sanitary e1ec % ths nsi-
cine ill-i-er WIN il- cl-1i-i cog ~ u F'--'
d Ha.. . Tie ei.rsrarf rra-rrnr0I Use
As ara. his s-ce as ben l-ei. 30 has s1Per-esd 81
0,acr preparations ever offered .o ne ip1 '' -' a'v
Tdsuei.crs if p1iup q, clsr bodies v.h th- woris'
M0-se's Ccehr.-ec syn 60 Prov h D. 'iN .- -i-,,
alt so.1 i1r Ols Do-u f-r oo---' OF ~ ''s' W rive
The Use " this COMPOUND VII prevent ard cure al dis
eases arising from bilious tl.s; i-s coIh'e -en- flol
~. IN removing Pie Fl from be stomach viii prevent Pc
bilious fever. c1s. 0r fever and au., i- -7- fa- i
...rl ,-t '--- ~ r.-.. ..r-r.-r head.
.--- 1c Isisan 1f m e remedy flr female com plants
grnr-i-y' a-l es.r-a i'f i--.s .-,s H. $500.
WHICH are ne source 10 i.er a. i,..- ~ et-a 49, -
F1or Aib1s 90 ,hs Whte--fersors WHO na.e 1ren
troubled Tor yearsw-h tbs 1e,li. sn- a-l 'ea.s- ,
paint have been entirely reAe'el b5 l-1 we II -- r.-
round or three rays and IN very scIl ie ies-orl
ID perfect health aud strength.
Dzziue-sIhe meet severe cases " ever ltafl oi nave
been cured by rhe af this medicine in few o.y-
Cosuve1ess il Eumeilal-y relieved by NE use OF inl'
medicine
Jsard.c- Yellow Complaint, All Yeiowues- OF .he SAN
are removed .r ev DAYS and .le eonpeAon ifude.el
fair and healtav .g lre Use OF This COMPOUND
Cor-murIve Complains n ts medicine W I remove al
those distinctions leo cause so many cases oi cosIAp'
ro1
--Irv-hls medicine vil cure and prevent scfFy and
j. strongly recommended 90 seafar'1- men
For tl- preservation 0f heah should Pee used OCCASION
W bv hose be- health ard Will keep tae stomach ihe 1-
srraI organs anil the blood l good healthy cpl1llpl'
and hereby a prove. 'ire -0 disease
PIN. a- 11 face. B.l1es CItlrelus Erlplu1s ana
Ro-ees q lc ,El are rello el 10 very 'nofi time ~
Wess s@sch Lame SIDE md Back cured by The use
To nsrrsi people without children this Syrup i particu-
' CFRTlFIC ATEs
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RROnKIYN AFFAIRs

SUPREME CoURT.-This Court was In session
on Saturday for the purpose OF hearing motions in
EQUITY The cause OF Wright and others vs. Miller and
others appeal from the Assistant Vice Chancellor
after occupying the Court for nearly three days was
rnally concluded The object OF the applicants - Oh.
Jain decree setting aside certain coDveysDces alleged
70 have been frauduenuy made Decision was re-
teryed Charles O'ConnOr and b W BOnney for sp-
plicants Hon. J. A. Lott and A. W Bradford for de-
PENDANTS.
PoLIcE.-James Craig was brought before jas
tice PIERCE yesterday on charge Of habiiua drunken
hess and disordeTly conduct He sentenced 20 tn
County Penentiery for Xix months. Mary Nelly was
brought before Justice PeiTce charge OF drunken
ness and sent the Penientiary for months Jas.
Kelly was brought before the Justice on charge
Of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, but dis
charged on signing the temperance pledge and paying
costs. A colored man named John Moore, who was
arrested on Friday a charge OF violently assaultDg
his wife and attempting 10 stab her with knife was
brought before Justice PIERCE for trial and sentenced
20 the County Jail for 9 months Joseph Hadiord
gave bail IN the sum of 500 70 charge Of VIC
lenily ssssulting Charles NJ. Holes.
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Thing. In Philadelphia.
correspondence Of The Tribune.

'Nllffpyha'hlr oi AiioNi4's
PHILADELPHIA July Z. l-i-.
You have seen the rumored resignation Of Gov.
skunk. II he resigns tomorrow there vii be new
election this Pail If be should be carried Of BY death
subsequently William r. Johnston Esg President Of
the senate viii exercise the duties Until me Election 81
next year II j. therefore thought IN view Of Governor
Skunk rapiiy declining health that be may resign -
give hs party friends opportunity u electing loco
POGO surces-or-if they can do T. We have never yNi
n our state had TIE contingency Of death or fesl.na
ton u a Governor ~ encounter
Having neglected tor some time % send you any dis-
Matches Il. fo tho state o. the weather n this rgntan
I'D Enporun hasten % inform you tlst . 3 70 pres
m, r9pssi5le % say whether rains or mizzes The
sidewalk. ar damp and the skv dark gray but NOBODY
has seea ANYTHING Of the rainikew.e Of my umbrella
'r5is ulorr.ng fros and greatcoats were got up al
-olisF. sg. as write otter charming dinner st the
Frsnkin. - atmosphere has become more genial and
thc-e Il t0lerebie prO-pect Ot thaw.
The -oio1rners a. Cape May disconsolate a. the
dreadful weather and many u them talk seriously Of
returning % town for the purpose Of being comiorts e
BIZ the time they arrive the thermometer VIII probably
have come up somewhere n the range Of lOl
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INSURANCE.

Mutual BENEFIT LIFE lN>J RANCE SyN-
vi PANY No no Wzl-si-Thls Company coz picked =
fT.rf r-sr ol i.e Isf no flsV ast al "a I'm IL -.'i
ar0rlrfei srtln q. sIniur amount 90 nA-e-- -
paraleiei .r the History % Life insurafce- ,
Dvderds ~ Troffs declared annually upon 81 .ie
D. -.es which have se- Jed Two more premiums gre
rrarf. draw interest," af pre- rat- cf per cent Per- a1nu
and can BE- made available af C1ce o tle exc % u o.
Dr. r. 0f their amount where e party has fll d. plei
um. .l ill-
Premiums payable annually. ar' m1y be- Paid sefi,
arrra 81 or .larferV and ns-s taxing lie policies may u
ay prefer. give iIer individual notes 1r one -a r an
nla premium mon xlcl they Will DEE required 90 pay
per r-rL Interest
Prosperous srd al papers necessary o e-e'i insurance.
md Al i1flraou .1 res11 -0 t-e r.a1 NJ o1efaio. may
BE- otanei -rs-s 4 fte Office rf'ls Company, % W .s-
DIRECTORS
R0ht Patterson. Henry MrFaraA lhonas b Sfilf
CH.s Nsrsrar ~.rr Low Anlu : >lc.L1g
E.,r.-f arftrrv In-. s. C1rfL YIN. ~ simpson.
Lewis {. Grover. Wlrau Az Fr1tx.
ROaT J. PATTERSON Pr-si-ert
BssI 4. MLLEg. Secretary
JOSEPH I LORD. Aseri
VALENTINE N1rr n ID MetIca. Board
Tfa NkN RESs,rf.tEs n D. ~ Consultation.
ft,Fs STEWART 81 D Residence Ahr-111-s q1sre.I
Medical Examiner. attends o.. le once daily rom ~
O'Clock v4TuIh2>1
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CFRTIFICATEs


Hopr VILLAGE. s-us,e. r. ]. Jan. g. 1913
ST. Cu.rtrs N0RsE. Jr-DeIr >v- Knowing thai too
much testimony cannot De gwen in favor ~ ln arce cl
i.ty merits praise, wish to inform Eql 81 e lste
received tom the use az yolr COMPOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT. vas great reduced by frequent
bleeding from tle .ln-s' usually d-sclaf- ri near 45L
rri of ..oll I'D re was Obliged o relnq lsn a 1l-i-
bees. and Thought myself cutie pas. recovery employed
number OF f1e most eminent nlFscsrs l ms cif ana
country. to Wa1u paid large amount n money Wlioa
-.-trg any permanent benefit They en-.l lesftrtd
AVID t- Ole influence of arl climate Duo having lra %.
I'm IN csse % mine being cured by your COMPOUND
determined 0u trying fs aud amer taking aew bottles OF
vDrr Clunouud syrup. ] was restored iO leafh. now
have good appetite regaiuet my flesh. ard feel uy-
s-r,sr and have resumed business again. do most earn
esv recommend yOur valuable Compound 81 very salia-
~ and effective medicine your n ne oqli. oi -n
'ove Wa WALLACE RAY.
Clerk in H. W Fmmon's store FORMERLY u Menion. Msss.
INNARD HTMORs. STIFFNESS or JOINTS. NUMB
NESS, GENERi DEBILITY, Sc. q BED.
One year ago now was very Suddenly attacked with
severe sore throat the palate seemed be- liberated, and
afer irving many remedies which bad had recommended
to me without any relief employed several physcinr.'
rl.rs Soon afer f. began OBJ feel quite soreness ana
distress Goo my stomach and at over my system together
ssfr Stiffness 0f joints, and rumhle-e end general ccn
t. and much stress from my food and being July satisfied
Wa induced t1 make use of te COMPOI Nd SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT which Is prepared by Charles
Morse Dr. al lf7 Br0adst having heard tal highly spoken
~ for The cure Of humOs And aer seeing TIE effect bad
upon mv sister, a. She had taken f1r severe cough loss
of appetite splitting Of blood. which she was troubled VIII
flr long tme Do brought Out au eruption on Tie skn ana
after his she began rapidly Oh recover Der health. Win re-
turn " appetite And amer taking bottles of myself.
never had been able COB bring out with o.lcr medicine A.
Che eruption ouf the Stiffness ~ fus aud uumuness
Compound until system seemed 20 be completely reno
IA and now ! pU.Ov rOOl health.
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r-., no CFDARGROyE! 10 CEDAR

-sSl n---ieGROgE.- Cedor Grove 0neu to the public
s-zrs~-uzzs-S2 Tor tre Mr. Vim. Anndyke itNts
nf.as. ir Informing his friends and te citizens Of New
Iors trst be- has ceased for term OF years those btautu
-rl. known A. Cedar Grove. located on The souhery
She of Staten Island near the Old Elm Tree. and has
been actively engaged during The spring I'D me aging o"'
M, r,ri. srsct0n of buildings lighthouses, docks Nc
m whole nv0 wing an expense of several thousand doAafs
having been ms determination from e commencement Oh
liz 90 make Cedar Grove the most gibe and
agreeable summer be iouHd 10 te vicinity u New
York.
For military and pleasure excursions balls, phues. &c
Cedar Grove VIII De found. inspection. to possess ia-
clinics for reaIre that are unsurp en- evidence Of
which snpearad n the New-York sun Of the 18Th May,
signed by above gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove for
he purpose Of eXpressin publicly dn opinion OF - eshhY
a. Summer resort and which they found. ON examination
II the improvements and arrange meu then progressing o
r srpas- flr beauty OF scenery, facilities for amusement
recreation and exercise summer resort they had ever
before visited The steamer Gen Lincoln runs daily. Two
eamboats every Sunday For particulars see sdyer-
ri..u..rr
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

NoNDAY. July %.
- We have received very haaering notice
Of the Exhibition Of the Female Department Of Ward
School No. 20 in the Fifteenth Ward, which space
at preseni will MT permit publish At length. The
following extract however j. 20 the poini-~ish such
Teachers II j. nor dcuii 20 estimate the character Of
the school
Thi. school i under the snpenntendence Of
Miss sophia E. Cornell who j. assisted BY corps
u subordinate teachers. selected ~ have reason 70
know, for their peculiar excellence Ia Their proies-
sion To no school Of City has more attention been
given ia the appointment OF Teachers 10 mental aud
moral qualifications The principal = teacher Of rare
excellence OF highly cultivated education. mild even
hrn aud prudent che the Anest moral influence
over her pups and has impaired . hor SchJo exactly
that beautiful kind Of seifmposed discipline 30 apPro-
pirate 10 The formation o. female character
SUNDAY ScBooL ExCUG,IoN.-The B'eeckcr-st.
Universasi Sunday School will make their Annual ~
elrsion and Pic Nc Tuesday. They 20 % Biddies
Grove STATEN Island with the Steamboat North Amer
ca the boat viii leave the foot Of spnngst At q
o'clock Hammond q. a. q and Csthernesl ~ q
O'clock Tickets for the Excursion, 80 eenis
FrnEs.-Last night. about lll O'Clock fire
broke out ia the grocery store Of John 3 Anderson
corner Of Greenwich avenue and Horauo'sl me con
,sn.s a which were partially destroyed before the
flames were extinguisheG The loss. however, was
fully covered by insulance....On saturday night. d
house in Forty ffth.st F.rstavenue caught FIRE
from defect ia one Of the hues Of the chimney and
considerable injury was done before il was pat out
POLICE Yesterday fellow named James
Hurst was taken INTO custody By officer Parizo, on a
charge Of dangerously wounding Alexander Bigger
With knife Committed. "a man named Daniel
Holerns was committed % prison Yesterday by Justice
McGrafn onS charge Of grossly insulting young lady
.-... Patrick COOlahan committed 20 prison
On a charge OF passing counterfeit money on George
Hal. Ann Mortimer committed iOT ulal. on a
charge of passing a counterfeit g biz CO.. William
johnson was arres ied charge Of stealing piece Of
ak worth s3 from the store Of Kent & Wheeler
Chsthsmst. Henry Carson was commiited on a
charge of stealing piece Of calico from 3l3 iuds0nst
- OHcer Crosett arrested named VIM. Henry
Smith on a charge Of obtaining. under false preences
the sum of 500 from Samuel Aud Held b answer.
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EXCURSIONS.


r-ss- FOR GREENWOOD CEllb-
rSN.f-lS rEBY AID FORT HAMiLIoN-stI e
S=--z--s-.zs=,S lr. shilling each wov-Ihe sieaifnoh
SUFFOLK. Cant Hofuire wli rap ns % oN-- VtNl-
place Crcar le preseru taiy, Sunday eNcefo
'rr,,r, Nrr.YosN-C iihenre Nrrsrl pier r K m
NJ foot Of Cor ari-st y q. or ini An u ana ",
RFrrpNrNs-For Hamilton at3 VI. u VI = am o.. W.
.,rr st Greenwood Does curh way. amer DE hfst mp
F,r ia milton and Greenwood Cemetery offer unnFd.td
ars0rs ID tNcur-.o1sf, n search of r.-sl charms sti
,sr ana brt.rg air the splendid iorlncat0ns al Fort
Hamilton ran1'e through ihe grounds az lhe cemetery
"a ch are rarely eu1eshed. both y Nature hni Az $40
sefber rhofv an amount Of qualification pertaining o no
other Trip ln f.e vicinity Oi Newly ORA .NlWN
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Weekly Report of Deaths
ts Cify oAd County # Ne5 York from Ne 10 dry Of July
70 ne an day Of July. 1919.
Men, 81 Women. ST. Boys, 81 Girls, 77-To,ai, 3.

AcE-Under one year. 8f % years 40, 20 81; 10
DO boz DO % ~ Il: ~ o. g. - 81 20 90 = 81 20 81. IL,
81 d. ~ 90 % TO- s. ~ 20 ~ o. 50 70 o. 81 100 and up
ward. unknown
PIacEs or NtTIvTY-irfed states, la- Ireland 81,
Erg land 6 Sc0Iaud. Germany, %; France, !; bnsi
Possessions in 81 AInerca, I; Unknown, 3.
FROM HOs0ifal, Bellevue. PeliteuuaTy Hospital.
Biackwens Island. 81 small POx do do. l; Lunanc Asy-
lul do do p Bloomncdse Asyi1m for Insane W ard s
Island - Rsndais Island ,. Cry Hospital 7; City Prison
I Aims Iguse Blackwefs leland, ] COl0red Home,
Coored Orphan Asylum, 9 COored Persons, H.
A ". WHITE, City Inspector.
On. Ir.rnclnr. Oalce- InLr :. Iaia
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~ .@ Ts,o. io b. INV Leare Red Bnk

U EXCURSION S.--The steamers
~ s--1NNORTH AMERICA and COLI MBlA have
- been hued up Tor pleasure parties and eAcur
sOus Those vino desire their VIII apply az he
Peoples Line Office. 10 Greenwich-st. iel7 I'm
IT. THE sTEA MBOAT EUREKA
~ Zen be- chartered for excursions during the
ensuing The boat lies at the foot u
Beachst North River Apply 40 the Office Of
r. a. O. L. SCHUYLER, : HanOvef-si.
The above boat IL also for slls. All persons forbid
trusting any account Of this bOa without written
order from the Captain le6 n
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e =, s.E.szs1 lIORRIs AND Es.EX RAIk

La y u. y
~ Fl =. ROAD -Ss~He Ayyangenesi-ryy
s.nger Trains leave New OH. fyna
Cortland 4. a. 3 A. NJ aud Z P. ~; Newark al q Az
sld v !. VI. and Morrsto~n, a. A. " aud 2P. NJ a
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached lea g Morn
Town, A. ~ and Newark, Z p. 81
PASSENGERS BY he morning train % MOrrs.own VI tns
mere a. Jog O'Clock, where stages viii be- l fest1ss.
convey mem 10 schooeys Mountain. Wssir .toa bssf
aers and Esston daily 10 Owego, Milford EegfOn, So
nope ana Succuslny on Mondays Wednesdas ard ~
gaysi ana 10 hockaNayi Dover, Sparta and NsSiou =,
Me following days ID he r. 81 tain for Ses-fVi.
sage VII also leave for Baskeurdge even sfeilN
or NE ARRIVAL OF he cars AZ Moui-Own .
aine recently established stage leaves hoifsSo~@
'fe Delaware Water Gap and slroudslurg VIZ SsnDSf
yonnsonDufgi Columbia aud Bairstown, every Tnes.S,
ltf'1 az ana Saturday tle arrival Of the A. d -
ION y 7 Returning on The Alternate days, NE - -,
caves stroudsburg Al A "A. 70 meet he z. 81 csnh~
bornslOwn.
Passenger 90 through 70 and from Jersey City " 20
Changing cars. O1 leaving lhe ely passenger "1s
post her baggage IN the Al he foot Of CossnSr
where an agent viii be 10 attendance 70 receive u
pecSages or handles must b. entered on NE "ayyL ~
Company viii hold themselves responsible. Frek.
VII be forwarded iumeiI aeiy Ia MorristOVn from Aosi
Basin By st@Dhns Coidifs Daily TRANSPORTATION Lze
Newark, or from the Transportation Ohee u Tie = J.
and Transportation Company foo, Of Lloeny-si,
NETWORK, sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN EASToN
and BELyiDERE, by new line Of pOsl-coaches, Va -
Morris and Essex rlroadIhe public hereby rsorea
thai there j. now running Of the best ines Of osF
coaches IN the United States, between MorrtOvn as ~
ton Passengers by tbs line leave New York. 90 ~
Cortland IT, daily, Sunday excepted al Q O'clock ~
oy The Morris and Essex railroad. to Mordso~ 5sncsy
new and splendid pO-tcOdches lrOu "a Mrfharl, Cnse
schOo.eys Mountain P0r Golden. Washington and ssr
srtsyie, and arrive IN East0n early the same sfefro
lnefe Il also daily line from Washington 10 beiv.0.
Whcn connects with the hsgchchunk, Wi.keso1re e.
keaning me Of stages, from Easfon Pa PASSENGER a
schooieys Mountain b. this line will ind post co-le
Aorrsto~n upol Tie ARRIVAL 81 The cars, going
On o. Ise Inc Of coaches Is owned and eoatseied
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ALBANY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
or ALBANY.
CHARTERED isJ-CAPIrAL si0O.fe.
y DIRECTORS.
Bsreni ? .,s Henry Marn. Peer Re.ses,
r. Perry. Giles >altiul1, ~ .4ltll " at-ui'
Aars Sherman. John krOwer. J. sr lSelHifg
Dsli-.Fry, Joshua Z. Coire-., J sfts 4 fg,-
ERASTUS CORNING, President
MATHEW TRoTTFs. Secretary.
as 5mTuThGS C.M GOODWIN Agent 81 Nai'-st
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DER STEAMER BRITANNIA.-Wehav have receiy-
al Al iuvoce of le most desirable styles Linen AMI Mar
settles Nesungs We lave had to Offer this season, hch Will
be made up 20 order 90 usual moderate charges.
WIN. T. JENNINGS co. Tal0rs
zen 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
lust RECEiNED-Mareles and Linen Nesiugs.
~ the desirable styles uf the season, which viii Dee
sold by The piece or pattern, az 81 Broadway
iez9 WIN T. JENNINGS 4 co.
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BOOK TRADE.
GREEITYA MELRATH,


TRIBUNE BUILDINGS HbN-iOAh-
DUBLIsH The FOLLOWING p DAs, w--cn my
4 ser II xh oiassie and retall-
pez5odrs Lectures OBJ Ayr l.t- ri Cle1li'if.' ,- en-
voi sr1 ...-..-.-.. .-.-.-i ~
Vor Thser's Principles ~ Agr-4.-ir1l ODD ~.
s.e1lens's BooA 20 Ie Farm. . vols ''o- WIZ --
nler0us p. afes. '.''''''
SINNERS J01ral - A-ncr.i-frr' to.s
d.. Lsrdner's fssc-lres 0l --.elce ana AZ = : ~
E--nanz On Hylrs1--cs sl1 l-clai-e %. t-- ~.
LIE N Henry Cay. ~ Eq-s s----- 'io--' ,e
down ~ lsies d Fo- q p. % d. .'.--.--. IS
Do co. DO ll Payer c]'-l''''''''' =
RsrdaIs Geology i-7lo. Cl.l .'''''-''''' "a
D. d0 lfru0 .--.--..----... '..'. '-,.-.--' ~
Hu-turrs Essays on Human h-li'' 'l-' i-'-' M
P.1n. ......... .f--'-'-
Ger-rsr ana Errfst Phrase Book-
D. I--.a II. C1-.- - " L'ara--rl " .-- ne a-'.' 81.
bv gr.sgrQ.1. fll-l.-.
TIE ~ o. -ra in.lte-.i fsrfr.. ....-.-t-s'
6i- r.a's Cterr..rv lrl Dai0u- fH-9-H .-.-.--. 81
P...-res. Fc1aouT, BY At.Ils1l- "l-l - l..ioi---
ro- lv r. Gree -F...----.- -s+'-'--rft
'..rorrf. Patent Res -..-s----s--'
Cr-'. Treatise o1 All-l Cows. l-0-l........-.-'.
Do a. DO PEPPER. ..-.......- %.
W4ir nansc. If4f-slso jas and -eacn....''.' ~
Wig nslsc. 1I..-... ...-----.t.s-.s+f
TIE Wig ma1ac Tor %
POI Wfrt.-s Lectures on Astrorory ....-..--.... -
Prof Ncho.s Lectures on s-r1Qry reinforcement.
Argos Astronomy p
P~1f ArassZs Lectures.
Erbank's Hydrsu.cs .l so. each No...-...-.... -
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asrnorronnv - scEooLs.

IA NTISGTON A. SAVAGE. bookseller ard Il'lIsfers
lli5 Pear-st have n course Of preparation new wors
a. Astronomy for schools. By Professor Michel q ile
Cincinnati Observatory. Tie wei known talents % gre
1r his branch n science. ioEel-f WIN ih- i''i rs
Which a pos.@eses l1r o1.snna Astronomical information.
afford -re guarantee o e excel enc- o ne iorhconlE
ygora and ~ s superior merit l0 o.eF similar ucatss in
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sANDERs's FIFTH READER.

rT'HE SCHOOL READER f-fh BooE, desiflel a.
4 .ecue. ~ sanders Fourf Reader
Part First-C Containing fll .rslurno0s Dr. ne fl-'o
col Principles Of Reading sli sqe4Aln.- l-4sta.e4 y
numerous alnp.es.
Pan sec0nd-Co CONSISTING Or elegant effacs ln ti'-e
and Poetry from various eorleut Wrerfi sccll pal-l
air. 10.e exp -naory OF such historical or classical a
s.cns me ess1rs contain For t- use " 7se
re- ard the i best classes common AID -refi SCHOOLS
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just published by MARK NEWMAN q Co
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49, - 10 NJ far Albany AID Troy 'f1f-ful
se-sszsfs'si,h he per ai the Iooi ~ tors Feoti
taking these boats VII arrive boz Troy tmc tD rake e sr.
lest morning uslrs West 90 tlit.' h-i '''.A u lats
TROY. Capt Nm. ~ Frlzce. on Monday ~ rletsfaysni
Frfav or O'Clock p 81. The rew ana =. riei ae1r-
Ian an stlirlav ~ O'Clock. trc.am nah te ri u
bsrre ID the FREIGHT AGENT 0r the Com1rly wi nt pa
rs-rs.. = f,r os Far passage. Nc apply ul hoaf %
"a CHAMBERLAIN atthc Office on Ore staff
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80 rREInmT ANn PA.-AGE Rs

Nh.I-r--- ID q D M MNN|TUII :" lFrl1f y
- 49, for barry through direct 80 O'Clock or
.. r foot OF Rohn4on-sf fret above Barclay. steamer
MP VAN NrINKLE Capt samuel sciuyicr, WI .caYeos
Monday Wedrcs.lay and Friday tt o.ccck, TN 20
,... or freight apniy 0n board, or to q. T sIANLEf
al he Office on the dock Tits boat viii arrive ai s me
BE-. nn,rle ume f0r the Morning Trans RESI- or west
-i Ia taken NJ moderate rates. A. persons are iorA
trusting tbs boat without written order from 'ne CAP
tain. w.
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re- FOR BJIL,- FERRY, Tuieud

sr.all. Sand Fort Lee, landing AZ htmmoln am
s---N a1-1~r Thirteenth sis Fare, one shilling or ana
after sunday July O. the coumOdious steamboats, fkANhi
CAPTAIN SCOT. and ROBERT ANNETT Cant Rogers, vii
leave the foot of Canasi every day Sundays excepted al
o. aud i0 O'Clock AM 3 aud PM Returning, VII
leave Fort Lee day Sundays eXcepedl of and l.
A NJ ]. Al and p VI.
ON SUNDAYS the boat viii ieave Canaist az 7 2 and 10
4 VI and "a VI. Leave Fort Lee ~ and n AN !,
and NJ for the accommodation Of Picnic and other
social parties boat will leave Fort Lee az ri NJ every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings Stages VIII be
readiness al Fot Lee TO convey passengers 20 iiacAen
sack yl0 Inn
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CAS- FIXTTRRs AND LAMP MANUFACToRY

LAS FIXTURES AND LAMP MANDATORY
N-Arcler Warner lls Chesuuisf Philadelphia. Pa
manufacture every description Of Gas Fixtures and Burners
Braekets Pendants, Chandeliers, &c. &c Alec, Achers
celebrated solar Lard Lamp patented June ls 1877
and every description OF Candeabras, Grandoles Boa.
eueis, &c. &c Lamps or fixtures made ~ order for
churches halls ships steamboats, &c &c Being extensive
" engaged IN the above business enabled 10 furnish
every article IN our line Of he best quality and finish Al
very redncec prices Orders promptly executed.
90 1awsm ARCHER WARNER, Us Chesuutsi