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MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
F A L L D RY COO S .
OWE PRICE ONLY.
II Nj l. TON "a $ L T. r & co.

Owe PRICE ONLY.
II 4 Nj ! l. TON f. A IT. & co.
No. 2I3 Baltimore street
now on hand much the largest and most splendid
Stock o DRY GOODS, offered in Baltimore, to
which invite the attention oil Wholesale aud Retail pu
ehssefs.
In SILK GOODS will he found an unusually full and Rich
stock Of cold and black DRESS SILKS; Satin de
Chimes; India SATlNS; Gios de Rhines; Italian Man.
tnasj Irish Tabbinets; Watered and Gaee silks. Tor
Fpenng Dresses Bonnet Silks and Satins; cold and
black Silk Nel,ets, Modes; wide aud MlncElr
LlNks, OF every color, &c. Re.
DRESS GOODS AND MERINOS.
In splendid new style printed Cosncres .Ho,ssel
plain Moussencs OF all colors various new fabrics OF
printed DRESS GOODS; high colored, small gid
aud "ba PATTERN Mousse and Cashmercs Tor chill.
dren's wear; low and medium priced Dress Goods in
great Variety Changeable ALpAcAs; very rich dark
French aud English cIiINTZEs; scarlet aud maroon
ground Chintzesj Dressing Robe Goods, in beautiful
new designs: also and varied stock OF EVENING
DRESS GOODS, in Embroid'd Muslin, 1arIeton and
Thule Dresses. Rich Lace Dresses; soft India MUS.
Inns, 2yanls wide, Taaton. Tlnles; Grapes; dotted
and figured, white and cold Muslins, Sc 200 pieces
I.up,ns' best French MERINOS and Cd Cashmerc,,
IN the greatest possible variety OF colors; 5 English
MERlNos and Cobirg CLOTHS.
supe. q e, S' Mss...n.
meres and Merinosj Bombazine Alpacas; silk warp
Mexican CLOTHS, second Mourning Goods; English
and Italian Grapes, Love Wells; Hosiery; Gloves;
SHAWL DEPARTMENTS
In this we can oer customers very rich and varied assor
men, of sliAWis, including magnificent Long and
Square Paris Cashmere Rich Embd and Plain Grape
Terkcrri, splendid Long and Square Plaid, Embd and
plain Thbct, lin black and cold, with rich silk rnee)
and Mourning SHAWI.S, Sc. also a handsome stock
Of MANfILLAS; VlSIrES; Cloals, &c. in new STYLES;
splendid yard wide Lyons silk pELrErS, in black,
green, maroon, purple mazarine and marine blue gar
net, sSc. for Cloaks Visites, Sc.
EMBROIDERIEs AND LACEs:
We can offer large and choice Stock of Paris and 9th
CT EMBROiDERiES, in Lace and Muslin Capes
Bcrthes, Sleeves, CUFFS, Collars, Hdks Chemizettes
&c. embracing all Of the gerry latest sties SHINE re
aud silk NECK SCARFS iIdkis; Belt Ribbons Nc :;
also handsome assortment OF Real Paienciennes Laces
Edg,hss and inserftnssi Muslin Bands; Muslin Edg-
,ngs and insertingsj Bobbincts White MUSLIN
GOODS, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES;
large and very complete assortment including the
RiS KID GLOVES, manufactured Expressly to order
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Viryinia I:

Nov. 19--w2m
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CURTAIN GOODS

IN Satin de LANES; Ga Damasks; Cashmarecns Rich Lace
and Muslin CURTAINS (of ne,o designs) Curai,
Lace and Muslin by the yard; also, Domestic Cotton
Goods OF the best kinds, in shifting Cottons; Lon,
Cloths; Sheetings; Jeans; Drills; Osnaburgs; I.nseys
Plaids, Checks; Bed Ticks &c SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

VIRGINIA A, rules held in the Clerks Office J N.
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Cbapcery far Dd
lord county, the ID day OF October, 1919 -
James Franklin eA'or Of lillian Ioftwicb deceased
Dla.,
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From ssrsa Ys-Prosress Of The California
Emtsrssn- Of Benps Fort By
a.. Iadka0s.

gron ne o. Loo. Rsysslr.p, sep, "a
Among the pssssns re- IN the srsnsc. las'
pisht from the Missouri River, was Mr.. James Brown.
cosrsetor for the delivery Of Government freight At
sAntsFA Mr. Brown lett s2pts Fe on the N mat e'
which time all qae, In that place. In oTisi con
yerssron with BIN, gathered the following Items
Of news
Ca ire 5.h inst two Americans were killed ey re
Apsehe lncisns at Los Vega so miles from santa re
md they "a t~enty horses belonsing 20 ,ne gov
eminent The cnen killed were stnsf fo'ae''' VI Oe
lons.d 10 the Quar,erm sslers Department
Wben a5our 300 mss this side OF SAINTS %, or brosn
zss rooted q everything BY bsDd o. Arspshoe 10
dams, about 40 10 number Next Gay no prevnse' on
Them N give up portion OF his males ana ron ooe u
The caif.ri. smsraiing companies be obtained pro
Visions tor hi1nself and hls Two men
Col Wszhington had left Santa 70 on an expedition
10 com msnd at ssnta re- Major Bes WISE Al Taos, and
Major steen DO mad been an expedition sgan''
toe ladisns was wounded, Ia skrmsn with them be
received ganshot wound in the leg, but u was not o
vary serious character.
NJ, Brown reports bavinz learned on the route from
tsss Of returning wagons that they passed the run'
u psnt's Port which had been Get Oh hre by 'ne Che
rsnre Indians, sod totally consumed Ar VIM. Bent
Who had charge Of the Port 10 updersood 10 have gore
upoa q Winter trading expedition among the Indians
leaving few to take care Of the For, IL was no
known VIA, had become II them, bat the Impression
wss that they mad no, been killed
He met train Of en- grants for Cahiornis, wtn
pacted ruiss az Red River. They wero from n,
northern part Of THE State The next trsin met oy bin
was a company Of sixty nen from Clay County they
Met Col Monroe at Walnut Greek. having under Bis
command $50 infantry and 100 drsgoons oeeanea 10.
Santa Fe 90 bic arrival be will assume com tnano o.
that military department company OF Tennessee
enigrsnts ubdef the direction oil 1en AhoefSon "oie
travelling with bifn. 80. -,
NJ. Hovck Of Boonvie. was met 20 miles this see
OF Gov Creek Mr. Lucas Of Independence, nj Cotton
rood Pork White & AnburD's train at ITO Nile Creek
sod 81 vrain & McCarty at Black jack Point.
All the trains were getting on well. Inc srsss wa,
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LrWEs De. Oct ? n Yss'-rd'y 1srs Trt.1 WI r~f'
.rops r. ~ - accompanied VIII h-ty ~"
ca intercept I'll cfnnurNst9s 80 M
<h.o ~ atmosphere tst1n,o q
f,s ,.,s.s 10 prs.d . Sop con1.r Df ssn Ff4os
ts ftoysr 8os,oa S8a Foster snd Lr7re o.
a.rov-f F0fii1rt, shrs csf.f hpo-i bf-a
W Ds,ou resfo sr.1satosh. ssd Horton WON
Bscssit A-ssasfs Boston, Ack'.1 D. Bsi O. "a
Cseu3osi. Csss fHai.r hay q P~e ucs.t sne NJ
kan Dur-s Pal RIVER fss sssss las come o. h. morn "a
are here sny n no seTsA rsss-s passed W 5.s
6ar 70 porte q 81 ftsf'
ottss.5. Wln1 fronu r-st-,fi ~ y. ~
tss n n"n-rt enc Uhpf. f % f-a.
,sr aud es G.gs ws.hngos AID z1sa. lee -
berg snchoi ~ ~. Bfsnty~ins Bsoy.
NORW ca, b-Arf tshf TRcss, Phhe'e phhi pfolNei
a,s.tsug Williams MOD ca A1sins Bentley co pr
Does Deer. Do
pool ssth. bsh Msry Gay. Alexander. Lonoon
Oc -ehs Anifs c,rssies efsat, fnsS- Phn fa''c'
{ 0sy. % ..
EAtfPOaT Oct Arr schr Mar Ch,s., Roba.on. fors ca
yslocrty Montgomery, Ycr bobsri, 6oi h'oaf
90, tTss D.ki Osd.u. Alexandria. Ave, spsiss bors
HARTFORD. oct 6Au schf BALDWIN, Phhses pti. "a an
.ehr. s.r-o. Chs.sr NYo Josephine Can PtlsosPhs sc
Nsek
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MARINE JoURG AL.
-H----
RORI NgyH.YOsE.....Ocr 2.

ARRIVED g. Hstincs-, ssnsy Lvs,,oI SEPT 2, ns-.
Or b. nrto,s stp Io-ns~o1. fchsrssoa ~
B.t Is death. skcag ne siseals rss'sr-fs &c
b. choerL
sue Chr'aa, op5 oraon an1 the Downs = 1s5s o5.-
eh,a IA IN g.',s rhsrl,-to. cotton Bssisy Co
ar Aus.-s srs. ssvsDnah cotton stosss, Cssrnsn Co
saw pzc1. J3D-s. FILLMORE, ifoa
schr Jsue. CoDpsr. Z Vssa N,sisls. yo-aces
SIR Ttors YtTis N Ssrrsf~. % sst1r>'y
!, H. ~, but -Jcspf % 80 essp
sebl I.mso 1ouns, Ws.lrinl Q, usv. s'o'-s essd
!. 10 tr. Nary An3 German Osk sf MOS sr1 "1s
,1go1 bDttu
setr y,I.r. Del. wssror-. csi1sd, ki-si
sch, Liza, Poet Bstnscfs. tnsss.
g.s fsvyr Csryen.,. Jan De tcssg1, s.p - rsss
Brstt wee O i.i ,s H. "a a. -. "a -h b- 'cnf mar
ar, Al. e.rsiLeS, could tel rbsfs -. hs.f ron
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~T~ AFORGLEN COVE, Huntington, North
E.-szs4.s.cz port and Commss L lon and amer
Tuesday. Oct g. 1919, the new and splendid
steamer NORWALK. Capt N. Blydenburgh. win leave
vew-York from pier west side Of Catherine slip, every
Tuesday, Thur.dsy and Saturday at ]. O'Clock, s. Re
mrning, leave Norhpor every Monday Wednesday and
Friday att Huntington at u, and Glen Cove al O'clock
A. N Fare to Glen Cove IS cts Huntington aud North
port 50 c Commae 81 cts Freight taken At packet prices
All persons forbid trusting any person on sccount OF
the shove boat or owner oil I'm
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sEclND EoAfr.
Pnsn-nners Arrived

h ,1y Ct-lftar1 (s- Loa@~ sa1 re Ds-rr'-E 80 n
E.a6s, P.asr NJ se.- 81 sersass, cass keo Asa
roasui on Arstsf5sn NJ fsrssg's. f8O fl.s. Ne 1>sf
Lsa-eorz Mr. ara VI Cope "a i-zi, s.-' s..s
sa1 N. f4ruy NJ Ba4scr. h+s r Nss si<he1 ~
sac Penn , NJ aas Mrs. K.sss I'D Tan p VI az
hf. ed fanny. NJ L--
fsst- R1ssos frs rsarsspsJ Priest; vh cl-rscss. -
Z TO- ea--r la-rc- ~ a.--- y o..-n-.
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DIR. INK. ROOT, TIE SEVENTH SON.

A No CELEBRATEp Doctor of tho b God 10 sfeounF
n the astonishing cures k-own TO the Amerc an
Sc Jpe aud visited bv grateful! thozsAnds hcro thsI
1000 invsds visited the Doctor the last year which CAB
ssufy the ~ de, power OF hs nedclnes Painted
specLeu Of his be ~ bic once
tie does not make make wei again. but nom me
Use Of HERBS ether with the Indian aud German We
lelahles remedies he speedily and permanently cure,
Cancers, Tumofs diseases Of Heart Lungs Liver Md
nsys stomach. Bowels and infeciant and poisonous
aanors Of the Blood For the Life OF al Flesh IL tbs
Blood thereof Levitt l7-lt
A WORD TO rHc WISE - SUFFICIENT.
Once s2S Grand II near sod west or the Bowery. Al
tendance from A NJ 10 5P NJ Evenings from 70 D.
Or Roofs Lectures Health aud the necessity OF pure
blood containing ngrsvings and Testimonials cen be had
Al h,s ,a,ce Pdce 4 cents AL lmeodh
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


A YasT-KEEPER... .BY Jas CLAsxser AAsoA'
Ny frss1a. TOM B.nusy. borrowed fror-ns lsi>y
scors Of yellow shiners snofe9asny
met re- cove aod danDed bin rs,ner gsh''
rn,a.dis,ejy be stood xuernely stately. ,,,-
Asd ssore : Pom hons'" that be wondered .ls',,S
We parted eooly--w>lli sxelsimed me'' fps,,lev
cslc5lsse this 10 MT setng strssn,y <.nn Tom
You're ~est slspg.wh-ngsr' eau .s.,ens
IN soo,s. thou sht bis Iaapa5enes prodis,os''
And % tod Js-k s9r.t' ,eS s.1ys,,sr
But Jack burst into svh a. OF ,s'xo ,stuo,,. -
i.,.rsd a, h'n' ssd ssksd rim wis, as meant
rwss' ses.r YOU see,~ qsoth he, ne ss2s Tie Ie'a"
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F-r- f-ss.s.ryzzs;-s EW-fORh s. ERIE kAIL
~ 4fesz17kx ROAD On snd after Ii. 9Th Of "
fha fralns Vii a lQlC ~

- -,ss,..ryzrs-1 sEW-fOEk 8. ERIE kAlL
~ r45SaI7kr ROAD.-On sad after Ii. sth o. "
tober tbs usiDs will run - foliosy,
Sundays excepted -THsoveh PAssEssEs TABS ~.
at tao foot Of Dusne-st al A. ST. and p. M 10y
ping at all The way stations FROM kimiIs toe Ihfnn.I
sraips will Leave for Nsw-Yofk 81 A. n and y r.
stopping also al al ths way ssuOls. ePtciAL W.,
TRAIs for Port Jrryis ard informed a5 stations etg
Sarern's will leave New York every Saturday,, a. -
morning at fS5. MILK TsAIs, with psssonser ~
attached, will leave Port Jeryis Tor How.YotubA AZ
and returning will learo Newly ork FOR Port Jsfvse,
Pm Another Milk Train, Win passenger car sitseoel
will leave Pcraont for Ousyiie Al N. ant rewfrhx
leave Ousvilie connecting with tho 80
P. n r. r. r. FssIsHT-Freghi leaves hsw yors esy
night for ali the regular stations the road fsfe
train Will leave Emifa every morning al Sr, hDn
Pon Jefyisa freight tran VII lesye for Newton e1J
morning ct sos O'clock and smother ~ n with JAZZ
freight special Train FOR cziiss and other I've ~
will leave Eimira on Wednesdays and fndays 70
NJ. add from POr Jeryls for Ne1.Yors, On Tresisl'
and Saturdays, ats AN. Fare from Hew-York " Esl.s
- 10 The ntefinrdis.e stsuous In proportion ".
mutation Tickets al lower for the stations oefss
New fork and fO1 yersis, can be purchased = r,Ty
Newton and fierrnonl Offices The fteembod bs
leaves Ne~York every dag a. O'Clock for Pier moo -.
r-t9rns the arrival " The usin from O~ego an'1s
a. New Y orb sbog; p IS NJ
Stage line. connecI with nis road various sscoss,
10 vii Al Elnra, with JEFFERSON and Gsssys, ~ :.
Seneca Lake arriving a. Geneva ia tns tske ies ~
press train going wet 10 Buffalo with Toya Point oe'.
ing &c with ithaca ard Csyugz Bridge, va Csssk'
Lsre Al BinghsntoD, with ChenaDgo Fofks, eels "
ford Norwich ts Al Deposit, with Delhi. ssnonsss
Oxford, Nc At nsno~sb0rgh, with H0nesoaie Cato.
dale, wilssbur., A.. A. Port Jervis With AilI'Ic -
A1dlepown. with Wgrtsbsro'. ElIenvllIs he
90 JAMES Z. HAYWOOD, scpenntsscse-
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AMERICAN FRUIT oULTURIsT

oF,HE AMERICAN FRUIT 0ULTURisr. containing
directions for the propagation and culture OF run
trees 10 the nursery orchsr1 and garden, with descup
ous Of tho principal American snd fOsegn vsreres cui-
tiva.d ia toe United States. BY John Thomss Illus
rated with 800 accurate tgures vol izmo f9f safe
~ n H. rEmMAr ~
al v
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GEORGE p. FOX,
- CHANBARs-tT.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,

The very best
At DECIDEDLY lower prices Than any large or small
- store IN New-fork.
CASH IS PAID by The proprietor for the lswest and
best style Of g"oos.
EVERY ORDER receives the personal superintenhencr
u mr. q. p FOX Milits'y Tailor. who hss bad mos;
extensive prsocai perienee Ia both the wholesale and
re.aii departments IN hts trade and gnsrsntses -
rERFECTFlTTING FASHIONABLE GARMENTS
Nots uy add,sss-oppo.tts the PARK,
Commonly called the ChEr h-'ssI
Of liosThMTuLThs FOX"
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Court Caisndar-THIs DAY.

svpgsIos Cousr Nos co. ~ IA, $50, les III s. Vs.
1se so 49, u.s. So - 49, So H. 1ie ies, IN 1884, te
lg go, ai. s. to sos 40 to as sa 2e xl7 zs, zto
IIkcuIr Coosr--Hos u, u, 81, a. ~, 81 tot
COMMON vLsAs Part Mo- l7s, 1884, isS, ls3 III ~
1oi 1875 e5, 49, ls 2oi, 20, POS Part liz 90, ST. g.
-, SO, 10. "a, ~ IS, 70, co. e.
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spsksu, &c.
Hamestir Ports.

O- "a, y u o. b.fs Lson-s. IN phd.1s Phn of ffors
an 1T 81 7f on - %. brs C-a Wilson, q WON
oh d s a. sss fr.1ta u wss7ori I'm bos'oa T.
o.
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LAWS NrW PLANNING MACHINE,

NOR BOARDS AND PLANK. is nov Ia operation N
II this city Paniag and tongaing sDd grooNint a. tne
sane time with rapidly and beauty " " oeneVeo 70 o
.aperor to any other machine as Will GO me WON o.
~o OF three rotary machines and for All southern and me
majority OF northern lumber the execution 10 nucn oeiiof
n has The advantage other stationary machines Ii
.implicy OF arrangement and mode OF operanon and
he more important matter Of having god and Vecss
sonc. and oTeocs aacAzer II IL thereiore offered 10
ne pubic win confidence ard pleasure Machines, VIII
fshs for States or Counties, can be had BY eppying 10
he subscriber 81 26 Peafl-sl or Al COLLYEk 4 DU-
,ARVs Mil foot OF Nes.Fourteenth-st where the
machine 4. Al vsork Ism lwiseot SSw oscodl " LAW
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li.u}K TRADE.
IsTTpRrndE COURT HULEs

THE NEW RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
under tho Amended Code. which 90 into eject sepi j.
lss9 have us been published aud for sale 81 NE La"
Blsnk and Stationery store OF BELL GOULD,
81 ~ 1853 Nsssa1-st
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IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES.

CLooR AND PORrABLE. Goa. Hay. Railroad, Bank
4 Ny-nrf a71 al oJfef Scales nAnafscrored oy 1e
Ne~-fcrS Jeor1-ynec Scale makers Co ~ 0feene-si-
To ecas Of tais Company arc tesergedy zkng pre-e-
1cocs " Al others fer correctness aad durability arc
-1rrAed wsrsniet correc .'c DOS liable 10 &c. cal d
s rsirr ira eonr1-rce - ne u, -
~sikh-n.st-rs q Seu-Ycrk who are 80 lo7ray pAtron
r,nE ~ Also, frAaes Of acknowledged superiority Tor
SAFE WIN ne above o; las Ns.den-lAre, lear Fronist
in- done ~ilnoos delay y GEO @ SHEPPARD,
ais Su- A.ens ~ ] s ~ Co.
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Law curtis.

svrshos Cockr-tss~M !"n-osoto .uot's Da.
Mssco ard Csnpben-r"n A m~tSaa We t', ,s
Co~raHbvs Ja" 4. S,an4~, entsa y, ss o.. !, A.
ans- Sass % oets' noai VIZ sou ~ .or,stoos 4, Ia
i.s, ~ With .a', " pu ~ ~. h,oashi h,s.k
SAT-, t~o m'ns "o''s. iho 81. - oIost"s as 49,
"a sslssmsn' c sno o. 1t ~ v,sYsS
eesn, msas ~ 49, soes' ~ 80
oiey on fee ana psfsvnsi us" ssas W :, az
ncd ~ nm 10 snu ~ a.,k s n.e". - 49,
m-ds ev Che aInee Jones ano 'i'. o,S 20 M AZ.
Fpli.r Co former pfo'nel.ln-'a $500, ronHs
come sses ~ nm ol Piope'T =. ~ .p's,. A. A.
New fork ana ~ Shlei Jus'cs sons ~ =. $780,,
Ssnmsn. 700 1890 ." so.ons f5ens,, and mai IN.
80 "a ms,,. IN, s,s coo 10 v.,nam Fuer 4 Co were
xfisf M. James u h.d obtsioea oscnafse pa o,us
rYpies, transferred by NHnum, 20 10 MIS-, Jsnf
Mssss Noyos, Vsr tuTen, ~ O o or TWO ohef seh,e'
msa appear behalf Of complainant, and Messrs 70
w<rd 5sndfd Cutting a1d urray hofnsn Tor deietse
NJ Noyss coa menced ,he opening OF tie care and VIII
resume this forenoon.
Before Judge vanderposl ys' Moore vs. ! y nesf
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!. ryszzsEs<r NEW-YOKk AND NV. HAyEN


r.. csszsEzx- NEW~yukh AND NEW-HAyEk
- kAILROAD.-Ora and sfer Monday
May Il, the following trains " IN leave
the otc- Of the Company, y Canal-s Passengers viii
also 30 roceye a. ne oce Of The New York and Harlem
Railroad a. Iweny-seyenta-sL Accommodation Tran 81
u A n Tor New Rochelle, Nc Express Train stsAM
Tor Stanford &C Express Train Al p NJ for stamford
&c Accommodation Train a. Il N for New aycn Gr
Communication Train a N for Norwak Trains % te,o
lork Coulmu slion Train al A 81 Norwaik: Ac.
com Tram al A n from New Haven Accom- Tran Al
S A "A rom se~-hzven; Express Train e. y P 81
from New-h1yen- Accom-. Tran Al P 81 from Sew-Hs,
mvZg z B. MASON sun,t
Ia szzssssszzszE HOUsAToNiC RAILROAD.
~ y1k-ssT<10-Ih- Cars % this foed run In counec
uon with the Hew-Y0rk snd Sew-hfa
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany Troy and way sta
uocs On The Ho1ssionic Railroad will take he N Ex
press ran % the EewY0rk and New-Haveu Railroad
Ohe- = CsnAl-sL Stages run In Connection win ths
Cars 70 Lebanon Springs, Lee Lenox Old Stock brdge
SlrusTille Wlnstead ard Noffolz Also 20 Lltchfe.d
sn.fol Wood ury, Dsnbury and Bethel Freight intend
"a ~ Ne horsaionic ard Szrgstuck Ra.oaz received
c1rrg The day az tie Depot foot Of Msfsss on board the
s,s11er SlAAOD- This IL TIC oLly running AZ
eo1n-1on win Lhess Roads shipp-r Contractors and
cons<rees geccEay rooec hat freight forzertsc
oy AMI ether steamboat rSn snolhsr cocx vii BE- taxet
Tom Bridgeport a. ocal rz-s ed may b subjected 20 A.
extra charge % account u being ~sybied tnrouyt
fro@ NeE-fork 70 place q destination.
o. N PERRY, Agent Ocice OF he pier
Z A hIkrLAsD. s1peflntect-n. Hons4tonie Railroad
RzILo Hrz9, supeTrterdeng HsagsI1cH Railroad
heE-Iork. FEB. -. $50 20
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NEW ERA IN HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTING
{. rNul ANIRIGAN PATENT DklEHO-

NEW ERA IN HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTING.
. THE AMERICAN PATENT DkfEHp-
compouut prepared upon strictly scieEtnc pfiis-
cples. s offered ~ the public, being adapted 70 al
kDds Of painting in os' AID certain 10 dry speedy aae
hard ether IN nd-wtusrr or dog dsys The boiling Of
o. rendered entirely unuer--saIy nsoss
OIL with his Dyer~ cry quicker zod b-Lter Ihsn ooss
OIL win Any he Dryer now IN Pans Greer con
oa Lanpoack .1d ne Ocore FgfnenLs, al Of ~hich
troublesome coors 10 psnieTs BY reason or heir
uoncrynx properly may be made 20 Cry bard and free
from t.ck, or sickness. 10 . few hours
Nuu-r Us certificates have been received BY the manu-
facarers from house sDd chip painters snd from Of
The ost excessive toOrcoln maruiacfursrs IN ihs com
ry iesrying 10 ,hes.peronty and utility OF The Amer
ran Psien Dryer 81 -fcies now IN Use Tor dying
3sirt
Tbs Dryer 10 particularly recommended TO the notice Of
sh masters And owners tho speedy drying VI paint IL
shiD~ork pf1e Object 10 painting saips a. sea "a
nvaaaoe ifcu lie fscI si ihs panl .J &c made 70 dfy
Tns Dyer q groQ1t IN nn-eed OF and packed In so
5rrec IN esns eo1ikring IA rs or Is sch, aud cover
-c Win rcd label having names q he m.n1act1f
hsrec3 imsy obsslned ne principal paint and
tfug .'0ss ihro1gt02f the cO1nTy y . warranted no'
70 5eeone lard y lAe c.a John D. PRINCE L co
oil Manufacturer, Brooklyn
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UNIVERSAL FILTtRER
AfnTICK L. HAAhHA GlNkN.

NUTICE II HEhbBN UENbN. IHhl HthN"
lNPURDY, ~ klJsnetasI IN the City OF NEWTON,
now possession OF aud has mai snd exclusive power
and authority sole and agent 10 sell and as
pose Of all nshs manufacture end nee u toe dihefeni
and here. under and by virtue OF euers patent
ofcsrsin In slopcoeks for nerng know
a. ard beinS the invention Of ROlL z HOUS OF salo
city, which sad letters patent bear daie the s'n day Of
lpne. lsft % ~
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AT THE FOOT OF TW ENT1 .FUUAIH-sT
MAST RIVER NEW.yORk--rhe above works are
fLnow iu aon aud the proprietor would
respectfully call ha attention Of Machiniss sne ~ coz
,ut. efs OF the OF h.s steel hch ne
warranted BY the testimony of The principal machluiss
and edse tool makers OF tnis city In Recommending a.
ly equal IN every respect used In his co1n
nv full assortment o The different srss constantly on
hand which the public respectfully invited 10 call ana
ssoSr DANIEL ApEE. i07 Fuiico-st MY.
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Ii GsgszsE i.X A,i thi1ReAaSR Mbr HfEesos


RIVER RAlLR0ADs
Leave 6ufen's Depot Leave NEWTON
6so3 O'Clock Am. O'clock Al
's<3 O'Clock Pm. tociock fM
% O'Clock r n 6ociock I'm -,
FOR on the ARRIVAL OF mo Erie trans, which zee"
Owego al O'Clock IN. and n O'Clock Y.
SUNDAYS fRAINs.
Leave sursrp's Depot Leave New-Yoft
60s O'Clock A. II. 3oelocf AZ
to'ciock Pm. soclockPh.
PATERSON TRAINS.
Leave Paterson Leave Eev.yoh.
so O'Clock A. NJ. Marketst "a ociockAn
8 Och AN. Paterson Dep ocioeE AN
III O'clock AN. IA oelockfn
4o'clock PM O'CLOCK fM
O'Clock P. 81 Marketst- oOc!ocn N
7.Iznrik PM Patton Dep 6o'clockP Pm.
SUNDAYS TRAINS.
Leave Paterson al $40 A NJ. Harsstst-; at AN tss
erson Depot; ats Pm. Paterson Depot Lsays New
at 9 O'Clock A. ~ and O'Clock Pm.
N Bon Monday mornings tho hrsl train rom sursn,
viii leave at 75o instead VI 6oS, The arrival @s
Port Jsrvis uain. =. -.
The trains which leave HevYorb At 81 A, NJ. srd
P n will be ln time 10 meet The Enc trains mofnn<
and -v-nnz. going West Al snhero's Depot ""
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r.. E4zCsCHOOLEY MOCtTAIps
- ssta nORRIsk ESSEX RAiLkoAxs-,
fXPHEHS TRAIN--0n add ~

81 ss.a NORRIS ESSEX RAiLkoAxS-,
= EXPRESS TRAIS.--On and ~,
In1fscsy, he 9Th Of July, In addition 70 the fsss
.s1e,) az Express Train viii iesys Se~sIs al ln -
a d. % the arrival Of Ghs O'Clock A N. ns.n -
.1eipha Tor Morristoxn and Dover, where e.n.s.
VIZ De IN waiting 10 convey Passengers 10 eSnoo~,,,
hcaniain, arriving there a. O'Clock p. ~. InS a.
van connect with The 10 o'clork u1-n from hew'fU
the loot OF Centre-sl Returning, will Leave Dosa ~
O'Clock a. stopping all he slsuons % the fesas
YORK. -
N. B.-ThIs train, on the az Tip viii Tecsise % ~,
liver Passengers at Orange Depot, Milyil.c, sasI
haiison. Morrstown. RoriswAy and Dover. "