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From the National Iateus-ncsT.
Perseverance.

A swallow in the spring,
Came to our granary, and meath the caves
Essayed TO make a nest, and there did bring
Wet earth, and straw, and leaves.
Day after day she tOiled,
With patient heart; but ere her work was
crowned,
Some sad mishap the tiny fabric spoiled
And dashed il TO the ground.
She found the ruin wrought,
But, not cast down, forth from the place she
flew,
And, with her mate, fresh earth and grasses
brought,
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather on its ample floor,
When wicked hand, or chance, again laid
waste,
And wrought the ruin DER.
But still her heart she kept,
And toiled again; and last night, hearing cana
/ looked, and, 10. three little swallows slept
Within the earth-made walls
What truth is here, o man!
Hath hope been smitten in its early dawn
Have clouds O'ercast thy purpose, trust OF pan
Have FAITH and struggle on
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ExeeIIeneies OF knswIedse.

There are in knowledge these two excel
lencies: FIRST, that it offers to every man. INC
most selfish and the most exalted, his Pc
culiar inducement to good. 1t says to hs
former, Serve mankind, and you serve
YOURSELF to the latter, in choosing the oes'
means to secure your own happiness, goa
will have the sublime inducemenI oil pro
noting the happiness of mankind. Ih 10,
second excellence Of knowledge IS uia'
even the selfish man, when be has once
begun to love virtue from little MOTIVES
loses the motive as he increases the io's'
and at last wOrshiPs the Deity, where Otl0l'
he only coveted gold upon IFS al'ai'-
BullceT.
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Charity.

1t is an old saying. that charity Ue!'S !
at home;' but this is no reason In's r..
should not go abroad: man should ~,
with the world as a citizen of the w0E'C.; be
may have preference for the Irarlicul,f
quarter or square, or even ley, in Whicn
he lives, but he shoulf. have a generous
feeling for the weliar.s Of the whOls.-CH"'
berland.
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LITERARY EXAMINER.
sY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

How thrills once more the lsngthening chain
OF memory at the thought of thee.
Old hopes which long in dust have lain'
Old dreams come thronging back again.
And boyhood lives In me;
feel its glow upon my cheek,
Its fullness of the heart is mine,
AS when learned to hear thee speak,
Or raised my doubtful eyes 10 thine.
I hear again thy Low replies,
| feel thy arm within my own,
And tImidly again uprise
The fringed lids Of hazel eyes
With soft brown tresses oyerblown,
And memories of sweet summer ewes.
OF moonlt wave and willowy way,
OF stars and flowers. and dewy leaves,
And smiles and tears more dear than they
Ere this thy quiet eye hath smiled,
My picture Of thy youth TO see.
When half woman, half child,
Thy very artlessness beguiled,
And folly's self seemed wise in me;
too can smile, when Ger that hour
The lights of memory backward stream,
Yet feel the while that manhood's power
Is vsiner than my boyhood's dream.
Years have passed on, and left their trace
OF graver care and deeper thought,
And unto me the calm, cold face
OF manhood, and to thee, the grace
OF woman's pensive beauty brought,
On llfe's rough blast, for blame and praise,
The school-boy's name has widely flown;
Thine, in the green and quiet ways
OF unobtrusiye goodness known.
And wider yet In thought and deed,
Our still diVerging paths incline;
Thine, the Genevan's sternest creed,
While answers to my spirits need
The Yorkshire peasants simple line;
For thee, the priestly rite and prayer,
And holy day and solemn psalm;
POr me, the silent reverence, where
My brethren gather, slow and calm.
Yet hath thy spirit left on me
An impress Time has worn not out.
And something of myself in thee,
A shadow Of the past, see
Lingering e'er thy way about;
Not wholly can the heart unlearn
That lesson of lis better hours,
Nor vet has Times dull footsteps worn
To common dust that path of flowers.
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There is nothing makes a man s'l 'fs'..
much, more than to know little' ana ne
fore men should remedy suspicion oy p
curing to know more, and not to keep A'''
suspicious in ssnother.-LOrd Bacon
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A safe Invessusens-

DIR. franklin. in speaking Of sdoe IS. :,
says: eff a man emPdes his purse IN"
head, no man can take il trsm ni~'
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From the New York Evening Post.
The Haunted MAN, and the GhOsrs ksar
gain.
FANCY FOR CHRISTMAS TDdE.
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WOul0 mOnOpolIS IL all. ney uiu not inter-
change word.
The Chemist, paler than before, stole
upward like thief looking back upon the
change below, and dreading equally to go
on or RETURN
He produced the same effect upon all the per-
sons he came in contact with. He enters room
where an aged father attended by one Of his
sons is visiting another son, whose vices and
abandoned habits had brought him prematurely
to his death bed. The father and son had been
offering TO the dying man such consolation as
that charity Of the affections which beareth all
things, only knows how to give. The change
wrought upon the previously sympathising
father and brother is portrayed with frightful-
ness, but we are compelled to omit the scene
though II was marked to be extracted.
In broad contrast with the chemist Is Mrs.
Williams, or Milly, as she is called, who repre-
resents the SUMMER side Of humanity, who de-
rives from her Affections exalting hopes and en-
larged sympathies, who complains Of nothing.
but is radiant with 90 odness and beneficence.-
She is avoided by the chemist, who breads to
poison the happiness of such an angel. She is
employed to restore the chemist and those whom
his dreadful gift had rendered miserable. The
influence of her presence is beautifully por-
trayed, and sets out the misanthropc selfish
meas of the chemist with frightfOl distinctness.
Her view of the offices of sorrow and affection
she touchingly exemplifes in her reply TO the
following remark from her husband;
sit happens all for the best, Milly dear,
no doubt, said Mr.. William, tenderly, that
we have no children of our own; and yet
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vided you with that sweet sister, indicating
Moloch. Isn't it enough That you were
seven boys before, without a ray OF gal,
and that your mother went through what
she did go through, on purpose that you
might all OF you have little sister. but
you must so behave yourself as to make
my head swim?'
Softening more and more, as his own
tender feelings and those Of his injured son
were worked on, MIR. Tetterby concluded
by embracing him, and Immediately break.
ing away to catch one of the real delin.
queiats. A reasonable good start occurring,
he succeeded, after short but smart run,
and some rather severe cross-country work
under and over the bedsteads, and i'm and
out among the intIicaeies of the chairs, in
capturing this infant, whom he condignly
punished. and bore to bed. This example
had powerful, and apparently mesmeric
influence on him OF the boots, who instant
ly fell into deep sleep. though he had
been, but moment before, broad awake,
and in the highest possible feather. Nor
was il lost upon the two young architects,
who retired to bed, in an adjoining closet,
with great privacy and speed. The COM
rade Of the intercepted One also shrinking
into his nest with similar discretion. Mr..
Tetterby, when he paused for breath, found
himself unexpectedly in scene of peace.
my little woman herself, said Mr.. Te.-
terby, wiping his acshed face, could hardly
have done il better! | only wish my little
woman had had it TO do, do indeed!'
Mr.. Te.terby sought upon his screen for
passage appropriate to be impressed upon
his cfildren's minds on the occasion, and
read the following: K
'lt is an uDdoubted fact, that all remark
able men have had remarkable mothers,
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DErAarnrNr On srA1E,

" H7IiI'H w " y IT
SiR:-Tbe President has deyo!ved uuon me the
duty Of announcing % you that The Government OF
the United States viii hold further spondcncs
with yOs he the Minister of France and that The neccs
sity which hss impelcd him 20 tske hs step ~ t1e
present moment. hes been s.de known 10 yosr Gov
eminent
In communicating the Presidents determination IN
regard 10 yourself personally, avail myse Of The oc
casion 10 add that due attention vii bee cheeruy given
% any communication from the Government Of France
affecting the Interests Of our respective Rrpubics
which may reach this Department through any Other
channel
Your own Government will be sbe 20 explain ~ you
the reasons which have influenced the American Exec
utve IN delaying the prssent communication until This
period The President has Instructed further 10y
that every proper facility for quitting the United state.
viii be promptly given 40 any 10 when you may he
pleased signify that 10 IL your desire 20 a.
Trance am Sir, very respectfully
your mOst obefient servant
JOHN ~ CLAYTON
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nIr-OLUTIO> or CoPART>ER-HIP.-
~ The c0psrtn-rship heretofore existing between The
sghscribers under The frp Of GIBSON. STOCkNBLL
Co - thisdsy dissolved by mutual consent The adsr.
o. The .- rn will adjusted By either % th- partner.
who .reduly authorized 10 .eltl- The same -NewYork
Sept J. 1879 4 T n GIBSON,
JOHN N sTOC KNELL.
NM H. STOCKWELL
8 Ina WILLIAM MARTIN
COPARTNERsHIP.-- subs crber, hzve lhl,
Ndsy associated themselves together under The trm u
GIBSON. STOCkWELLk co for the purpose Of tl.ns-
sctug g-n-fs business In tnis city and Rave
"a -1 th- store - PsaFi--f New f1rk sept $50
JOS : HANNA LafAystls. Ind.
N n sTOCkWELL.
a. GIBSON
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DU.VVV -Cr. wholesale s-c retail. a. - widow
shade Emporium. ~ fezr4s- doors ron C1si1a-r.t
greatly r-llcri prices. Aso sit ccruie-s, nrssses
cords. ts.s-s oSitI.cs fuf he ir1-e. ". lESk>.
- tms
DAG>.-Ths highest market price pad In cs.a FOR
IL Rags. HsEginx, Canvas, Grass. fArr~d ard hemp
Rope and Oiler sll- 20 psp-r usl1fEcfur-rs stock
= u Betkmsr-s- isls l-I CYRUS W FIELD CO
4 EsTuER HOSE o. every d-scrpuou uanuf.c-
.grei N the t-sl s-TEs sod ccr-tzr.y cr hard =.
SIS Hrls1rt Ard hssrer q cor - Pear zc1 CHs-fsu
-, f.ssffVkS.ff y q RTCKsAsTFs
printing PAPER-A isrge Stock II store, Inl
4 suv > r- or cuaify ui-r % order ~
sigir CYRUS " FIELD 1 CO u CliSsl
sENO PRlNgEE>.-A eouPlsle 80 u Dry.ss Poe.
1 ousfl-- rI,sf approved kin1, made BY HOE CO 70
s-i- - 49, T-aur- ff--- Et+u
WRITING PAPBR--A IA Assort1e-i ard Tor
w sac lh. owes msrk-i rrfces. y - -
IS In CYRUS W. FIELD co. II ca1.t
iFE-LIkE PIC TURF --As eqrssle - ihsy
Lac besaufll sTsi Ken cAily ~ OI ArEi Dsslcr
rs- Sl~.rns. is@ Sro- cr7n.it- inrn--A .. ''--
rt,RTNK-srsw .sd Band Box Boards. Tor s.s s-ssP
L ~ ais In cYRES ". FIELD CO. II eAa-sA
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SALVAGE 10 GOygENNsSr VESSELS TIE VII
49,. co.. ga board an American vesseiw Was wreck
"a m tbe North coss, Of San pomngo n me moan OF
March. isi7. wishin about 80 miles o. Cafe hAy'en
- ~, ,,sr th.n Comm snder Carries Ll-ctL H. y
ci.r,.r5lng the British corvette HARLEQUIN, esins 20
ssi.fsn,e from Cape Hayden snd sGceeeaca n
saving portion OF the cargo ioi wn,s' =, 70
90 So -~.,,,ifx - his men Tor their cxerilons
50 efai~'9 Jour Commerce
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REVERDI JOHNSON.
Hon JOHN NJ CLAYTON, Secretary Of State.


The Minister Of The United STATES N Franc, 70 ne
Secretary II STATE
LEGATION THE UNITED STATES,
PARIs. August rs. ls49.
sIR: acknowledged In my number 81 your number
30 tho 9Th of June, covering copy OF the CORES
pOndence tand documents belonging To ~ between inc
Department and Mr. POussiu. French Minister at Wash
ingtOn, growing out OF the claim - salvage by Com
rnsuder Carpender of ths United States war steamer
Iris for rsscuns tho French bark Eugene, when me
had struck on ths bank of Rso; and Of another case
In which the Minister preferred claim TO Indemnity
on behalf of French merchant for an alleged erle'
aoca suffered whom army in Mexico; the tone
OF which correspondence on the psrt OF the ffench
Niuister was deemed offensive 10 our Government
NV number os next informed you that had submit
TOD the correspondence 10 the French Government,
with an explanatory note dated The lih OF lsst month
a copy of which transmitted
have now the honor to lncose copy oil the answer
from the Minister OF Foreign Affairs IL bears dse the
ON instant aud was received yesterday.
As your Instructions of the 9th OF June SIMPLY
charged me TO submit the correspondence 10 the
French Government do not feel that have any war
,ant 40 discuss the of the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. ,,, . ,,s,a -
Nv dutv as il seems to me- will be fulfilled by
b.stnng 10 nsloss It TO you for the Presidents con
slider alton. 49,, -, ..,u.
This dispatch will go by the British mail steamer
that leaves Liverpool Saturday, and adaphcate OF II
viii follow by the American mail steamer Washington
from Southampton on Monday.
have the honor to remain, with great TesPect your
-, .srysnt RICHARD RUSH.
me Hon JOHN 81. CLAYTON, Secretary OF Stale
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REWARD.-whereas. on the rofning OF the
cOUsh Of August l.st b-i-r-n IL aud ocloSs soms
nur~ entered house.. - borss through door
leading o ne basement sud rsnsAcE-i me "uJr oi tl-
lower part bored me o>k ~ ny book ease aud tols
numer0U. articles thercfrOu, one sorAniuW book,
spy made Paris, esse ~ mAihe uAtcai ~
srumen.s lArgs dirk-kuie with ivory hands ana
spring. small pocket cospsss. kc. from nc pafiof
fney clock mante tine piece, with he nsufs "
Venus stung upon rock examining shell, che Just .sF
ing IN The water and a. scgpurct rom solid VA TAI
isl marble. small silver 0zsket, Aigcs wofk, Win
ag0n Mosaic bottom. The sooye reward VII De paia
auy who viii return The arlrrs 70 ne SUBS rpsf
thel 40 viii i. r.if 1- tns cocs 50 Tor The memo
rsndum book 90 Tor he balance SEPT q 1913.
81 w. A y SENBOLD. Hrd-shurg. p
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10 ppI,TYR- AND NEWSPAPER p. sLiS o7i
FRsnfor sac. sscoad hand, ao-s.ss .s.se Val
pa.ent Adams Prsss Aso Sc .;,s. Arrly 10
infion snd sni'n 1'0 N u0r A CO > AMI 81 V'i-.i
ala ~ n non
. .unIER. DENTAL SURGEON, w., - u, -
49, aiiv irforn his friends ;hsi ne IS - So
~ nd nay be eonsel.sd, - usual 81 = fsAF'AN'
al els05-
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GOAL COAL. tOAL.-Be.t Peach Orchard egg
y range and stove les a. loN prcss Range AMI sTg
Tor 10 .0se- m-s-s no cirker. A. = - n y1l want
Fopd &c. eel SIMPSON, yard. r. Il1mp-1r-sf
Srrng. and az Chnstop 1ersl aelr Jefferson MARKET
I'm
COAL CHEAP FOX CAsH.-Abouf 1000 tuns
- Ia TIE cosysfd, So housion>t cor OF Thompson 20
be cold % % close account GfOcrrs that bay srgy
may do vel % cell Goa may be engaged deliverable
All 7i.f Oct sim
GOAL FOR GROCER-.-Peara Orchard Red
tAst Coal. frsi cgsy. ssts1@ for Frocsr- trade, Dis
charging from 8oss Tor rev csys F1r SAFE I0u. for
css- Apply 70 7. STOKES DiCkERSON,
iV1zf IN AnthonY-.t Broadway
NIHITEA>D REDAsH CHESTNUT COAL
w from the and. o. The Forest Improvement Company,
schuy County pnmesi order and Of large .iIe, sot
hy ne cSTsoby CEAS A. HECksCHER
Eu14 inafrs - -Oufr-.i staiis
Spring MOUNTAIN LEHIGH COAL, for
= hal stoves, sss and furnsces-s superior sriee
For sale ~ J. P. OSTROM
ssim' cor Tenth-sveune and Twenty sIth-sf.
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TO GENTLEMEN

A Nd MERCHANT IAlLORs Tee s-1scr5er, ~5o
n "a passed s-Tsral Tssrs 10 Psrs u .ear-l-g le
Tailor. ari under ne lsrlctors ri Ngr---r Bart ard
ioeg tine 10 Lcr1o1 uri-r Mr. ,0x % Re -rst sr1 40
tasn boit c-es sr Ard 1c-- bar y-.rs fs--
lo- z1e Tailor Genoa. c-s 5--l I'D ~ 41aI-11.
- corrry srt lis business -fer d. E-p11cs1 cslse
wa lost ard 10 - ssEs nc psuc--gr q ne
paafc He vii garments q A. KIDS 10 NJ -aiesI
f.so.s art a. TO owes price Psss- L1cres. he sub
.cr5er A. spruce-st care d ne EgFOp-sl Auercs1
LOUIS PAkfS
Ess.rs.ees Ger. A4szz.ns. c Edwards Lester. 2
-.
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CusroA HoUsE. Nav o,r,
Collector. O-c-. september II, ltis.
NOTICE IL uEKEBN GIVEN. thai he follow

NOTICE IL HEKEBN GIVEN. lhsi he follow.
ANng described Lighthouses, Scsrd ~ IecrL. -. d
Congress- Bergen Porf. 80 e. NJ Hsuth % ne fss
sac River have been -r-ci-c and hat trrd ~lii- hkns
her-r Will b. fret exhibited o. ne evening OF In4rsdsyf
ne -0Il September. inst
bergen Point Lighthouse = buit on BLOCK, situated 10
re Asv 90 tns extremity Of reef u rocks % bergen
Post D. xii BE- distinctly visible - 1aflsASrs gong n
Ard OF u tie Kills AID alsO Ne~ark Bay
Vessels pass wiftn ball cables i-nsil OF le ~ ~
the starbosrd. going toward 20 NJ Say
P--sAic Lishthous- - situated 81 ne in0ri- or
fh- Pss.sc r YER and the head % e-~Ars Bay II
sboui I've niles above Bergen fcili Light u stands
10 block In four feet i0w water, Aac serves az s-ds
MO the PassAic AID Hsckeusack aiFrrs.
Pass tie lg1i he laro0zrc going up cehss ens n
which Il casrael-wsy.
.gs X Maxwell. - pern,=ndert
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bNACE.-Thr superiority u fnis Furrsc- over al
others, consists among Others, In he following important
poins The heat from hr fuel - - perfectly econo-
mi sed hat more escspe uio he chimney tlrn i
barely sufficient srssfe draught ~ al entirely
new and orr gna method q clshurou. the heal 10 Or-
eey impaired 90 tie air soring into he house. u l.
tie Only furnsce producing dr-ct ard positive yrnil-
ton. ty acton he cold ul s Is drawn Of sn1 IL
iume lately pscrd by cupicus volume oi fresh warn
air. Which i. eqls. = dirusec hruughou he room.
A ani proper method of supplying The uecc-
ssry for evaporation Hnf a.o for governing The
varying temperature Of tfs spsrrrsuis
The construction Of this Hrsi~ has been 80 strictly
operation both Warner ami Ne1tilsor, hs- been
apparent srnct the suenuou of our men vf science
Among lon Professor Griscom lss deemed 70 worthy o
aparrusr description ln valuable worn on ne fes
ana Abuses o. A." Published By } Rcchcd. y Y.
Reference Comm oners Of kmigrauoH, who
have Of lhsse heater. succe.sui operation, and
O. the following certificate. selected from number are
al . necessary to 1cuOnslfa- IL hI2h ci--zs %
pubic regard
J.s n Bull. ESQ Bsa' 81 -, win pleasure, si.te
thai your Furnace pui Up 40 the ghh.v frs.ny
Church has given entire satisfaction Not only ne m an
body II the Church. but hs taeneui .ry also has been
tepi during The past winter mon q u h.s % &
wise l1rous hy ventilated both apartments. anc xep 10
Atmosphere in pleasant sni h-sh'u stse 49, has COZ
sumed three of Coal Thus provingh. u in =
Vlai you claim Tor DO Vi n economic va i--ans
Furnace. Very respectfully, Jour o. q s-rysnt -
" SAVAGE
Nav YoRk. April II, 1919. Pr-st Board Of Tusiees-
Portable furnaces manufactured 90 The SANE principe
RFGisTEKs or NEW Styles AND PATTERNS.
Also new Cow of Chimney TOP. Which prasucsi test.
have proved b- Po~e rfll tnss any no~ 10 use
Descriptive pamphlets viii - furnished 90 application
10 lsl-7 ~ J. BULL. ~ Eldrdse-si. y Y.
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IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES.

I'LOOR And PORTABLE, Coz, Hay. Railroad. Bank,
II Csu1lrr an 81 Other -ca--. u-l1factlr-d y he
SsW-York J1urneyu-l scal- maEers Co IS Srecs--st-
The Scales Of ths Company d-s-rsedy l-knS pfoc-
terce - a. others s1l Tor Correctness and -4f-Dy are
lnrvs-e warranted correct AID aof liable ~ s-t GU "
order We refer win cJntte-c- ~ he merchants ard
w-isr-m masters q New iqrK WHO are ~ oeray garyl
znz "a. Also. francs Of gel superiority fsf
.ale Win ths shove IS Msit-n-.al- ccar Ffoal.L
here a. orders viii b. promptly at-l1-t ~, .nf repair
irx done z.Ln0ul delay y GO. -hEPPAkD,
as SIR Ag-1i = J ; Co
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ApEE,s An1ER1oAN CAST STEEL WORKS

At THF FUVI OF " IN 'FUI NJ HSII
HAST RIVER SEM-YOkk.-Tns above works are
t<nn~ IN successful operation snd To proprietor would
respectfully Call the attention Of hfchiu,is and al con
suua1s of he examination Of bic siee which ne
warranted By re testimony q be prize pal nschrsis
and edge makers 81 This city In eudiaE A.
fully equal Do even used 10 this coun
nv fli s.s0fueui u ne dhersnt constantly on
hand which Inc public respectfully invited 20 ca ana
examine - the once -
.3rosa DANIEL ADEE IN Fuilon-.t 7
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BOOK TRADE.


AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIsT.
TEE sAEsltAN taLlI ClLrU RlsT -o1t..-l-r
dr-crcrs f-r - rr11sEalor - q. r-r- ~ f---l
trees n r1r--ry, orchard -rl ssr1=n ala .--c~r-
ior. = rrlcfrs American srr for- n rs~-1-s -r
r-sl-- IL - J1ii-- st.t-- - Jc-- rtr-.s lr.-
frsf.s VII - scc-rat- tzlr-s W an For :, :
~ u. II. NEWMAN 4 co
si - bro-rFsy 7.
JUST PUBLISHED.
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY f5- lrs---f cen
~ l.zln. 2 e raue- ~ 1---1c- -rEa.-- fr tl.
rrcr4- --1 s-- a-r.1se1 -l1-f r-sls srrrocrs-
+ tt-.r l1.l1--s Pre- s cert.
JOHN TEOv. P-bHsser.
- m 5kEi- 1.Fos = ssr-st
SUPREME COURT RULES.
TEE NEN RULE> OF IRE SUPREME COURT
i ar ID. Annexed Code wEirr 10 t-r1 e.-ct Serf d
ls.- AVE lsl r--1 plsi.he- ard p e. ~ Law
B az I'D Stationery sore o. BILL 4 GOULD.
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ttnVfUrAI- w ILL ID r. hft NJ % n. 80
oac- until tuesday he 25lh instant inclusive, To ID ht
Keep repair years from the Isl u October
next. The following lamps, sua- on ~ Hudson RIVER,
VIZ Al ts extreme point u West Point, north u Css
Nli Landing Pymss Hook Nsn Wle's Point S4s.s-
loa and a. New Balmore-tne contractor 70 i4fnsl ne
nece--ry OIL ard 10 seep "a amps with sppsrieusncss
IN good order and condition. and properly lighted.
Ample srd Satisfactory s-curiiy will be required 70 "a
the faithful performances Of he contract
s9N n maxwell. Superintendent, kc-
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- FOR sAIE-four isfory sni si.ic stores and
o. dss tux. % side 81 = CHIN avenue. betweeu
-~ Fourteenth and Flnc-nth 80 VIII either - sod
.epsrsie or together lnqlire of [. NEslENstLo -.
--csef..t o. JOHN nENHAM,
80 w. cor u rishth-ay and sNtesuthst
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u. TOWN LOTs-r0r sale ~ Hohoken on the most
RI, fsvorsbe term. and a. io~ prices. Lot. can BE- ob
- ianed IN say part Of The town. FOR prices, &c. m
~. " " sHIPPES Agent.