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BOOK TRADE.
AMERICAN FRUIT OULTURIsT.

I'Hs AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURisT. containing
directions for the propagation snd culture of fruii
tfe-f Ia the nursery. orchard and garden with descr
ions Of the principal American and foreign varieties, cul
uval,d 10 the United States By John ThOmss Illus
rated with $50 accurate figures vol l2mo For sale
by NJ H. NEWMAN l. co
sl2 IQO Broadway. n Y.
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SUPREME COURT RULES.

rCHE NEW RULES or THE SUPREME COURT,
under the Amended Code which 20 into effect Sept l.
1872 have just been published and for sale al the Law
BLANK and Stationery slore Of BELL GOULD,
- Nasaau-st
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IRON.
THE SUBSCRIBERS hsviHg resumed the agency Of
Il TIE Nr~ Jersey Iron Company, are prepared exc
orders or A- 14-reni Ids ard u Iron usual
y ace q Tie works 81 he Company All oSsr for sae
stvsrtAs eous -rms-
80 tuns No. B0onson Foundry Pig Iron
20 No. > do do DO
$50 NJ. 2ks Forge DO 90
100 No G.endou 60 do
~ Nos Lehigh Crane DO
100 No. POm2iul ChsrcoN 60
lea Nrw-Jersey Blooms
20 Nsw-Jersey Fagsouug Iron. for shsiis
Best bars, Z % Inch - 10 J inch thick.
Do DO Rounds and Squares, 10 inch
Rounds s1t Squares, SIS - ircn.
Hall koutds, 10 inch.
Ov..s Ard Hal Ogals, 10 !. inch.
B.nds, ]. 10 Iach
Hoops. - 2!reh.
7 AK Hope, 10 I. irch-
Eorsf-S1O- and MI Iruu-
DUDLEY B FULLER CO lss Greeawieh-.t
SO 2~eod and S. Bfoaa-st
DAPkk.-leosa lbs s.. 81 snf = tnch green Ard
blue into~ Curtain Paper, h.ndsoE- color fcr s.s
Z msrufsci-Fegs prices BY
lalg 9AthR DERaIcKsos. ls seaIa.l
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r. !sszssssssss1 KAliAPO AND PATTERSON
80 e1Ys-XF~ AND PATERSON AND HUDSON


20. ,!sss.zss.ass- KANiAPO AND PATTERSON
80 c74v~s>XsF~ AND PATERSON AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave sufen's Depot Leave New-Yora
O. O'Clock A NJ. 81 O'Clock AN
= p O'Clock 2 N. O'clock PM
% O'Clock NJ O'Clock PM
t'Or the arrival OF the Ene trains which leave
Owego ?. > o'clock N and II o'clock z. n
SUNDAYS TRAINS.
Leave Slfern's Depot. Leave Nsw.YOrx
sos o'clock 4. VI. O'Clock m.
s0clOck II. o'clock 7 II.
PATERSON TRAINS.
Leave Paterson. Leave New.Yora.
$40 o'clock N Mnketst 8. o'c'OckA NJ
och A NJ Paterson Dep 9o'clocEAM
liz O'Clock AN. II; O'Clock z VI.
o'c.ock 2 VI | o'clock Pm
5 O'Clock P NJ M.rseLst 5o'clocsPM
IL o'c.x Pm Psron Dep O'Clock PM.
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave Paterson AZ $40 AN. Market-st si A. NJ Pat
er-On Depot; At p M. Paterson Depot. Leave New.
a. o'clock NJ and 8 O'Clock PM
Bon Monday mornings tho hrst train from Susern's
will lsave al 81 instead Of s0s on the arrival Of the
Port Jeryis train
The trains which leave Nsw-York AZ "a A. NJ and
F.& wi. be 10 time 10 Meet the Erie trains morning
snd -y-nnE, going West. nj sufsrn's Depot iyis
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1NRITING CLAssK--yoNEs,s INITMroRY

WRITING CLASSE--JONESS INITIATORY
w COUNTlNG-ROOMS, 247 Broadway, Writing
Classes are recei yed from 10 and 10 9 NJ. They
thoroughly Instructed upon W yOues's ystem az de-
veoped In hs Elementary Writing BOOfs The success
that has attended this system Of Instruction. In the princ
pal schools Of this city, and 10 Brooklyn, - sufficient
guaranty that the progress Of the pupil viii be coum-n
with the time and attention given The books are
pu blshed 10y }. Meicslf lsuccessor 10 ". JOnes 2+7
Broadway. J. METCALF occupies his time during the
day, IN teaching writing 10 schools. sSxw'
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOOL-Prof
" +. A. JOHNSON, keclOf.-rhe hrst quarter Of The
Academic year begins Monday, Sept g. The three
D-psrmen,s-ihe Preparatory the English and the GLASS;
csl-Ofer progressive course, Ia which the pupil u
advanced from The rudimeuts 70 state OF preparation
for the cOuntns house or the Universally.
Circulars may obls ned at The sohoorOoms al the
bookstores Of X. Lockwood Sou, All Broadway and
snz7 2nn, OENR0E S PARKER Principal.
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t..
LII " W ARRANGEMENT Tor WEST
TRAN + LEkS --Speed
creased Pioneer and r. Lue-RarOad aud Canal.
-Pnlsde phi- To Piusburgb-L-ave- the Once Of he
EAGLE LINE, 27i harSetst DAILY, al 3 a. NJ and
N TIE great Central Railroad being now open AS far
Lew-iOn passengers for this old esiab shed "a
Inns viii be enabled make ihe srip through TO
Pushurgh IN much ess time Than formerly The Packets
which Of tho very best class viii leave LewstOwn
daily The arrival OF the from Philadelphia render
M his only the most expeditions. but ssO the
comfortable route westward By This route all danger
sud fat Of Stage travelling 10 avoided, the railroads
Than go miles, being passed IN day sht. For fur
th-r Information apply al the ONCE.
10 w WIN COLDER co. Propnetors
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SCHOOL -
INSTRUCTION. ia rrrTsIc

AtRS 2 HARRIS, - West Nref-ent1-s- vii -
w hzPpy io i've e-.ons 90 young Lsdl-. u Mlsic
We flhip f'flr enc ~ scslns her rescerce
a. ihe resdsnc- Of Ne pup .he will be- slsr 90
enief n' ~y -'an seneris 1t schools flr ~ iu-ifc
non OF young iaoi-. in Ml-r Mas. HANS thoruushy
uherfsis ir io1fy - -sic a. bal much xyeri-1cs
~ le-chnz s-c c-n gs t- most ll4l--O1sh.- refer
-nces-Ierins per qazrsr ior private ess0ns n IL
sT.melia music so 2Wecc-
A BBOTT,< IN-TITUTiON FOR TIE EDU-
~ CATION OF YOUNG LADIES
JOHN 5. c ABBOTT.
JACOB ABBOTT.
la-ttDfOr 90 Gr--r-.t Tear CnfO1-p family re-
sicrnce - LsFayetlr-p ao- TIE Re-. term commences
Monday sept u Young scirs from sbr0aG received
lnu t1- family o. Rev John ; 4. AoDou 24HsE+
~ ANTED-A situation a. governors by young iscy
W ~ some experience t1 Teach The -s1al k1gisl
branches, cfawing, Plain and ornamental nee vO
ca music &C. WY-.f 20 south Salary not - much n
a. o. rci - ~ agreeable home ara change Of rInae
Addres. II A N nox 10. y sarnsf-a. Me-. ~ 6i-nd-
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fz rla New.isven Springfield,
. Northampton, Brattleboro Walpo!e,
bellows rails, windsor Ne~bgry and Wells River
Passengers leaving HewYork City by the morning train
OF the New-Yofs and New Haven Railroad arrive al
spnngheid al Pm, stop an hour for dinner and then
proceed 70 br8eboro BY the train Of The Connecticut
River Railroad where they stop for the night Mex. mora.
INK proceeding by sage 10 WspOe (1O mes and thence
BY railroads IN connection with The Connec and Pas
sump-.c Road they arrive Al Wells River al S. 40 NJ
where stages are Ia readiness convey them to Lteton
ls miles from fa5ysns and u miles from Franconls
Hotel the same evening Passengers leaving New York
Cay ~ The NJ train lodge Al Springfield, and By the
II z 81 train lodge Al Neg-Hsy-n, and leave al A III
the nex day by the above route, arriving a. VOLS River
At A-bare on this fogIe New. York 10 WapoL IS .
Wa!pols 70 Wells RIVER, y 50; Wells River 70 Fsby.
an's, ~.
The sbove route for s irectnes cheapne.s and com.
fori II believed cannot b. e9Ia-d certainly cannot
be surpassed by any The section OF country which ID
uayerses 10 enphsucaly tho Garden Of New In Gland
The picturesque scenerywilh which Il sbOunds md Tie
many objects " interest In the various beautiful and
1ounshing villages through which passes oeSr ezra
ordinary Inducements Ia th~ travelling rnrnnnity sUiS l
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EXCURSIONS.

r. FOR ~FIREN >BI KN, OCEAN
~ HOUSE. Lorg sr--ch. lmFins Po-si
Ruuison. ard Fsirrtnwn Lsncing 1h-
steamboat EDWIN LEWIS Capt ?. Corlss. W.. r-n
A. fol ows fror Futon Marseg SIP, Past River
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NEw YORK. ELILABFIHIOWN \. sOHERvlLIk sssTOs
-, -sxexzEr CENTRAL RAILROAD OF

-, rH4t.f.zl.r IENTKNL NfTLKVAD OF
49, - NEW JERSEY AR.
RANGEMEN1 Recommending April
1919 The extension u the Railroad from Sonerye
White House 90 miles, opened for travel reducing tho
Staging between Es-ton and ths Of tbs Road Is
mile. PAssENcER 1sAISs UP-Leave New-YOfk BY
Pier No North River, At O'Clock AM and P.M
leave New-Yors by Ne~-Jersey Railroad foot Of Corr
ani-s, "a An. and M PsssESGgs TRAIss Down
Leave White HoUse D. o'clock A NJ and / fOm Pm /,
North Branch, ats 4om A NJ and 5on NJ; Somervillo,
Al SON. AN. and Sun. NJ; BouDd Brook a 5m.
AN. and a PM; Painheid al 15m. A NJ and , aDm.
NJ Weslhed q a 4. NJ. and Bpm. Ehzabetnto~n al
II NJ and 81 r NJ THE freight train with passenger
sttsched) will leave VI ite House at "a A. NJ somef-
vile u AN. Painhed 81 A. NJ aud Elzabethpori, by
steamboat, at "A AM. RETURsISG-W leave New
York, ~ steamboat, Pier No. North River at PM
Passengers FOR EasOn, Wlkesbarre Allentown, M4gch
CHUNK, Pa and for Pennington Clinton Jack .onT- sc.
NJ. will take the o'clock A. train from N-~.Yors
NEW LINE FOR SCHOOLEY,s MOUNTAIN
eplendld sisger Will leave for the Mountain sIr-
va " ne O'Clock train from SewYors White House
Z NE ut- has ie-s staging than any otl-s shO
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CVsros Hovsr. NEw.YoIx.

Collectors Once, September NJ, 1919
DROPOsALs WILL Blk kBCElvkD at ths
once, until uesdsy, The 25h ipsssnt Inclusive, 10 light
sAd Keep 10 repair for Two from tie lei OF October
next he following lamps, si.used be Hudson River
va Al The extreme point Of West Pont nortL OF Csis
Al Landing; Pyme's Hook Van Wle's Point; Caslie-
TOO snd Al New Bslum0fehs contractor to furnish the
o-cesry OIL and 10 Asep cad lamps, with sppursnsnces
"A <ooa order and eondition. ADD properly lighted.
Ample aud satisfactory security be required TO In
ssrs u" faithful performance Of the contract
Hld III MAXWELL, Superintendent, kc-
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RANk OF sALlsBUKY.-rhe noses Of the BSni
- 81 salisbury, Maryland, redeemed By T. H0UGH
TIVE H"sn-si ~ pr cent tsccant isa iyokw'
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FOR nnAzATI.AN naExIoo.

- FiRST-CLASS VESSEL having two-thirds 81
AZ her cargo engaged will have dispatch for The above
~ port In = few dsys For balance Of freight or pas
sage ~ith superior accommodations. app ) 10
all w. q DUMMER LYMAN co q ON ~
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SCHOOI-Clssscs French and English school. 739
lCbrOsd~hy opposite Astor place Nessrs FOICNET q
TAYLOR, Principals The Fsl Term Of this Institution
will commence Monday sept 10. hesss. ,. 7.
beg leave 10 inform their friends and the public that they
completed their for
which viii afford their pills Increased advantages In The
vsOus departments and 10 order 10 meet the request OF
many OF their pupils parents h have engaged FOR their
primary school gentleman Of experience 10 assist them
10 that department Their Assistants gentlemen OF
education experience The French wall be taught and
spoken exclusively three hogrsa day, and the mOst
tnng efOrs ~ be made render pupils al home 10
every branch Of French education BOys received al
any " education, and thoroughly prepared for col
legs or business For Circulars with h-ssrs
D-luc Co. Parl row and SCI Broadway, z. Dspuy,
Broadway John Nj hsu. ls5 Broadway, J B. DOdd,
Broadway, Il A Kerr, Broadway and q. The school.
q 4WfOt
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low prices as can be sold by any regular msnufse
turer Orders forwarded by steamboat lrosd
part Of the county by addressing note to me Al IS Rose
Ps-This paper 10 printed with my News Ink. also a
great many others In this city Philadelphia Bosion Bal
tmor-, NewOrlsans and other cities aud towns IN the
United States 80 2w
RUIZ. PATENr vKNTILATING FUR
DNACE.-The superiority of this Furnace over al
Others consists among others IN tho following important
missed that more escape into the chimney than is
barely sufficient TO create araosht BY an entirely
freely impaired to the air flowing into the houss 10
the only furnace Prodaeing direct and positive venta
immediately replaced BY eopious volume OF fresh warm
air. which 10 eously difused throughout the room 4
..y water for sv.poson and Also o governing the
vs,ying temperature Of The sPsrtmsns
covered by Philosophical princigles and i.s effective
operation, both Warmer and rentilsor, has been
saong hon Professor OREGON has deemed II worthy Of
particular description IN avslpsbe work on the Uscs
Reference to ne Commissioners Of Emis raIion, who
have of thess heaters in successful operation and
all that 10 necessary 10 demonstrate iis high claims 10
public regard.
JAS H. RuLL, Esq-Dea Sp IL, with pleasure, state
that your Furnace put up In the Eighthav Presbyterian
Church, has given entire satisfaction Not only the main
body o. The Church. but the basement story Also has been
kcpi warm during The past winter Ii has ike
wise thoroughly ventsted both apartments and kept the
atmosphere In Peasani and he.Ihal susie a. has con
samed -ai three ens Of Coal Thus proving rs to be
what you Claim for 1t, via An economical Ven siing
Fufnsee Very respectfully, your oo'L servant
}. w SAVAGE
Nswyosx, April H. is49 Prest Board OF Trustees
Portable Furnaces manufactured on the same principle
a. tbs stationary ones
REGISTERS or NEW STYLES AND PATTERNS
Also new Co~l OF Chimney Top. which practical iess
hsNv proved 10 be more erfal than any Ia
Descriptive pamphlets will no furnished application
10 laaN III J. BULL l& Eldridse-st, N Y.
~ REWARD. Where's, on the morning VI the
V"Vo'h OF August last between IL and O'Clock,
one or more entered my house. BY boring through door
~sdus 10 me basement and ransacked the whole OF
DIVER part bored The lock OF book and
numerous Nuors lherefon, viz sndum book.
one rpy-ses msfe m Paris VI sthemslicsl ia
sifumeo- one large dirkknife with ivory handle and
sPrng onc small pocket compass Nc from the parlor
hey 'oos eiocs or mattel urue piece. with ihr 6xnrs OF
Neuus situng upon rock examining she'll che i9sl h.v
len the wafer, and al from rOc white liza.
Ian marble; one small silver basket lattice woSt VITA
imitsIo- Mosaic bottom The above ard win bs psfs
any one WAC Will the srlc to the subs ro~s
or give Information where be may get thcm or par Of
them SO sin - paid os tie eocki 80 for memo
r.1dum book SO for tho balance - Sept a lsSs
A. MEN BOLD. RrA p.
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49, AND OREGON The me fast sailing c0pperef
brF GRECtAN. & Crosby, master, having the
gre eierpat Of her cargo engaged VIII have quick d.
patch for the above ports For feght Of he bulk " so
bsls. or passage, apply 20 sHERhANs 4 STARK,
- SOuth-st.
The GRECIAN viii have quick dispatch for Oregon on
her srrival = 81 Franci.co slTU
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IT. ~ VNNFNFs ifffs y OF = = ~ ~
J. 4 Sases-lS-Se~ Independent Opposition Day Line
Albany. landing a. Ne~hurgh, Pouglr
keepsie. Kingston. Bristol Hudson aud toSsAcGie Fare
~ cens-to the landings 3 Breakfast and dinner
OF board The boat Tue elegant steamer CATALINA,
Curtis PECK Dr. commander, will esye the steamboat ef
a. The foot Of Rohinsonsf Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays - O'clock landing the foot of hanmondsi
each way For passage Asht feghL apply al he cap
tain's office ca board the boat. 30 George W VIII
UaLn.nn II TIE mice The whsn le..l lIn
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PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.

PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.
-. n
~ ~sY%ssEA 1919. $1,000
DIONEER AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE FROM
4 PHILADELPHIA TO PlTTSBURGH.-Lssyes daily
Al O'Clock via Railroad 10 Harrisburg, where pas
embark elegant aud comfortable packets hcl
handsomely lifted with especial reference 70
the comfort OF travellers Fare less hs
than any other line, and additional expense FOR
portersge the way For apply n the off fe "a
H.rxr'-st WILLIAM COLDER co
Philadelp ha. Mares H. 1923 n2O NJ PropnetOrs
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III Cars this road
-uOn with the New York and New IiA-
Railroad. Passengers for Albany Troy snd
lions HonsatOnic Railroad will take The A. NJ Tx
press Train on the Scw-York and w-Haven Railroad
Office - Caual-st. Stages In connection with tho
Cars 10 Lebanon Springs, Lee, LeuOx Old Stock bridge
Curisyille, Winsiesd and Norfolk. Also to Lchheid,
Sharon, Woodbury., DanDury and Bethel Freight intend
the HousatOnic au1 Naug Railroad Is received
during tho day lhe Depot foot Of Makets board tho
steamer NlhROD. Thls Is tho only steamer r1nniag
connection win these Roads Shippers. contractors and
cOnsig generally notified that freight fors arded
by any other steamboat from another dock will be taken
from Bridgeport local and may be subjected
extra charge account VI not being wsybed through
from NewNOrk 10 place Of destination.
o. VI PERRY, Agent, Office on the pier.
&. A KIRKLAND, Superintendent HOuszlOnic Railroad.
PHLo hUsD, superintendent Nsugaluck Railroad.
New York. Feb. -, 1919. ie19
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w pERANCr OEEFRISC 10, isiaA .nI.od,d snn1,
PRINTING INK.

IOHN O. LiGhTBODY is constantly manufacturing
~ and has always hand every description OF Printing
Ins. from the hnrst Bsck and Colored to News Ina
which he warrants equal 10 any ever manufactured
n low prices be sold by any regular msnufse
turer Orders forwarded by steamboat rosd to any
part Of the county by sssng note to IS Rose
st New-York.
2 s-This paper 10 printed with NY News ink. also a
great many Others la this city, Philadelphia Boston Bal
tmor-. New Orleans and other cities aud the
United States so 2w
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y DOCTOR'S GIG FOR SALE
ky ICY strong secondhand XIX, Will be cold
W.T. 81 Reasonable price. Apply At Giles
" pie Il Carlisle Livery stsb,e. IN a.
ali
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RIAxr,s PATENT

BLAXE,s PATENT
t,IRF- PROOF PAINT, from Ohio. which IN ie~
4 noah. tarus TO .a- or stone protecting WI kievsr
covered from the acuor OF The weather and IRON IRE
Purchasers shouis be particular snd SO ma. every oasl
\. r,sra ID RAk-- Patent Fre-proof PANT there 10
~ AMOUNT Of worthless counterfeit su1 IN he MARKET
f,a srs-rroof paint TIE genuine trlc.e tOf sac ~
tha nsfrpt-e ~ s Brosd-st rrw-Nrfk
snis IND o SnN' WILLIAM bLAha.
rl,o PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUBLISH,
4 pas -For saln | srcunc hand colhe-mecuin o.d
p,,-ot Adams Press Also several second hand Aan-
fn11on ~ ssitb Presses. varicus sizes Apply TO
80 -. HOE 4 CO - ami 81 Got-st.
nLD LEAD ios .Als u
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r. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND
= Ss..-Ns vi RiNER- Rr ~ nj sna.a md .lp..

sSSs-zsss-<2z Nor steamers BAY STATE snd EMPIRE
STATE Of great strength and speed parcus ry adapted
% he navigation OF Long Island Sound, running M con
cecgcn wi.h the Fall River and Ola Colony Railroad
ffsfarce Of miles Boston Only Leave pier No
Nor,h River near the Battery. The Steamer EMPIRE
SrATt. Capt Cous.ock. ~ Tuesdays. Thursdays and
sanriavs s'SPM The BAY STATE Capt. Brown. 90
Mondays Wednesdays snd Fridays, 81 ) z N. Tbs Nns
the only itsl direct Tor Newport for irr "a
or passage apply board and either TiSDALt bOH-
DgN 70 Wast or the oce ~ the Line. Al ne cornsf
% Washing ton-.l. ard Battery place my tu
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~ SUMMER ANKANGHuNNT--

ss:Sssz-zSS MAIL LINE, losurI fOR BOSTON,
60 New hzsrl. Hartford. Sgungfel sot
Worcester from Pecssip. t. River. EVENING LINE
TO NEW HAVEN The new snd sperdi steamer con
NECTlCUT, Capt r Peek, Wi cave every afternoon al
, ociOcs-eAc-pt Saturdays al O'CLOCK Passenger re-
main ~ Se-hsven night snd tsse me early Train 81
-ars Tor Hartford Springfield. Worcester aud Boston.
Reurnns iesvr New Havcl every evening on me afilNA
of The Bo-tou trsn d O'CLOCK On Saturdays sin %
cas- vii 20 through Hartford and lrnkne1 rfr Shi
tsken FOR HARTFORD tDirecil-Ihc steamers III
70 Capt King snt CHAMPION. Capt TinklepsaE ,, one
one 0f which vii leave every afternoon - oeio'A'
.sgutsvs excsgedl frrig hl D 81 For Arihr n
formsucn srry % GEO " CORLItS Is fesr.-st or
JOIN SANTON. Flalsh. Agrnl D.. soalh-sL myll "
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CHArR r1AHUrACToRY,

=
xOsEPH sSkDLEY ST FesT.-s. Invites a. - cal
and examine hssrge and various patterns o. cnsir al
is,rr. n-rs.s pu, ~ 10 boxes Of don esch also p.-
nie laachs pear inl.d chairs and tables, uos tss1re
a..grei ana highly finished, eGuA 70 he imported Aso
new pstteru Bsrbsr's Char, wholesale and retail
u,vA nkWu
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r.. r,s....ss:sJ.- HUDSON AND BERKsmIKK

~ zEss@~tcss3fs KAILKOAD-Ths road Is now To
perfect order. new heavy n rail, new
engines and cars The train will leave At Hud
son daily except Sundaysl at SAM and IN. The
the most desirable and direct To New Lebanon
Springs and any part Of Be sshe County Passengers
Tor the Springs Berkshire County by the morning
from fesg YORK Will arrive Hudson Ia ample tms f0E
tho 2 VI train e-3 amc
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- TO NIEkCHANT--A good business stand Tor
e.; sai- rent favorable terms. ore of he largest
$3.50 and beet located stores IN The village o. PnsghseeY
sic ssne for horsae snd retail business has been
used Tor hardware snd cr0csery The cellar toored aud
steved The building d. brick, four stories nigh. with
granite front second ory the upper part i convent
emily arranged FOR family residences here 10 good
yard with 1ls well " and stable In lhe rear
Apply 20 JACOB b. JENEII. Attorney.
80 I've Poughkecpsle, y
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CONEEYANCltS.
- wFES sosToN AID NEw'YoRl

Ektnsc=->TwFES BOSTON AND NETWORK
slonington Sst Providence - ir acc
rost- without ferry change ofcars baggage lew
.,@smer c VANDERBILT. Capt. joe Stone, and cox
MODORE Capt william n Frsreeh IN cor esaoe
ith ar S,on1 ton sna Providence AID Boston a-t Prov
deuce Railroads leaving Nrv-lOrs daily, Sundays rr
c-piet from Pier N0fth River a. o'clock z ~ AL
sioniuron ~ O'Clock NJ or upon he arrival 81 .hs
nal srsn FROM Boston. These steamers were ogs et-
pr-s.y Tor ne route snt every respect psfuc-as
qi-f 20 ne navigation % Long issnc sound The &C.
comm sous for psss-ggrrs are ccfnouu .nd e9nl-
Nrishe-ine officers capable and tSprrencrQ lne
b-ng ard most direct between bo-'n
ani New Tors passengers cIsoe 10 affFr ID af.o
su- Tor tl- moru.1s ines ~ steamboats, ald ~
running 90 various pnnt. from hose cities The { VAN
ohAhtLl Nil ivay- Nrw-iork TUESDAY, Inufsiay 49,
saturday Leave StoruEion Monday, " "1h. Soy -
Friday TIE COMMODORE vii lesve Ne"-fofi
aorfsy W dn-sdsy and Friday. Les1- s.oa.n-'os
Trs-iHy IN4l-lss url saturday y. h-Fsss-i <ris "a
a-rval ~ he Steamer. a. sf1riu .on proceed in-
tsfey i1 ue splendid railroad % Providence MI
Boston. asE-sg master Nrclmp sles ne sesil9oss
90 ant am Sostol. io ,akr charge of he baggage
Tor passage. tr-hs, sisr-ru0ms freight sppacs.vn
ni.y re made he agents h- wharf snd The oAce
ln Ssrary-r sc- -
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~ FOR SALE-A farm of2lt acres OF frsi-rsie land
eo large orchard Of grated fruit 10 full bearing
aud a variety Of other fruit Tho house 10 new. large
and built OF brick modern style The outbuildinss ~
well the house all new being buii within the as
years The situation healthy Ani pleasant, ari q
within Of mile Of he railroad depoi 10 Railway. For
particulars inquire Of X HORA ~ John-st up stairs
W. MANN, $50 McDOugsl-.t. or The sqo-cnner on Ine
premises. JAMES hOhA
Sent az w.
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T-s~ STATEN ISLAND FEKKS.-NO-
uas-StGJx3~TlCE- leave New.fork al T. 9, II,
NJ |, 3, I. j. o and Pm.
Leave staten Island al 8, and II, M 3, :, aud
Jpn
Sundays heretofore, viz every hour from AN to1
M Inclusive, erceptt2M en7