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RICHMOND. Dee. Is,

RICHMOND, Dec. Is. 1919.
loBAtto-lhe principal receipts Of lobarro atc
~ lo"se parcels, which readily taken by nannatnr-
cts semmers at prices ruling from 81 % 50 fr Inps
aud Tor Leaf 81 &ll. New. in hhda., Al 10 IS.
THO sales OF old confined mostly upland inspecls.
we quito such 80 So. as in qnaly A crop OF old
az hhis) made by Dir. j I'm T. Lyon. of Prince nd
ward county, sold last week at Shockoo arehnnse
for an average Of ~ ~.
FLOUR. The receipts continue moderate Tor the
season. Sales of Richmond surerfne have been madc
81 - 81 81 md Of Seorsslllo brands S.
WHEAT Receipts are increasing. aud the supply
IS nov npe. Ne1nute red al 81 white fl %
WHEAT oFFAi.-Bmu ~ cts shorts Is cent;
Brown Sul1 25 cts; Ship Slull, ID cents per bnshel
Demand tar and stocks Eight.
toRN-Wequots Conn ut s. cts per bnshel The
article Is DOH ots sale
CORN MEAL 60 o65 els. per bushcl.
OAlS-Noa much doing. We quote 3ja35 cents per
bushcl as the selling price
GilANO- pa' gonna $50 per ton of 2ooo lhs reru
van Il for five tors more; rs for smaller quantities.
say from III tons.
with GOOD demand Cincinnati fcctfed IN bills,
none IN market.
PROVISIONS
We quote Smlhio'd ard city cured Bacon n, 7 :,
cents, hog round; Western sides 6aG! cents shoulders
cents. Hams 10 cts. Lard IN bbls cts;
in kogs, y cents The demand Tor Bacon oil all kinds
small.
BUT TER Mountain .Gfkin Ia IL cts per ID. for n
superior article; an ordinary artice may be quoted ut
II cents.
FiANSEFD 81 le-none arriving
CLOVERSEED.-- Salcs a, 81, So per bushe
BFESW AA-22 10 % els. per pound.
FEATHERS 81 80 cts. per III. Tor geese.
lllDES-t'reen sailed cents per h.; Calf sailed 81 !
cents h 81 each; Spanish Is IA cents.
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SCHOOL.
.srsrOcS for safe.

WILL sell n the late residence Samn Lowing decd
UMo miles South OF hoymgton) Monday. the sis
day 81 the present mouth, IWhI.VG or FIFTEEN
Likely NEG1ioEs, consisting OF Men, Women, Boys
aud Gils, (bcng doNer saves)
ielnS OF sulesix months ete, bonds with appro, ed
security VIII be required WM. :. LOVING,
Admir- OF Sam' Loving. decd.
= s. II ia mohahle that other slaves viii be offer
dec
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The defendants Ebilh Davis and permrli, his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security
ascending II The Act 81 Assembly and The Rules Of This Court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants o this Commonwealth is ordered, Fiat the
said bciendan do appear t the fret Monday in March
ncN and answer thc bill ol The plaintiff, aud that copy
tins order be iotihWh inserted in paper publish
ed in the town of ynrhbug, months succeasvey
aud posted at the front door al the Court House o this
county Acopy-Teste,
Dee 2D--w2m ROBERT TINSlEY, CIt.
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Lynchburg Virginia Land Agent,

It nndetfp ned ~ request oI Land sellers has estab
shed IN the Town OF L,polborg, an agency Tor the
sale al Lands the object OF which, 10 Afford facilities both
lhH purchaser and teet o land. lie viii keep
IN hs ohee, correct and Thorough descriptions ia ms
Tor sale including quantity, quality, location, piiee terms
aud all other information essential To be by des
ross OF purchasing.
In ths way persons unacqhained with the country, or
WISHING to purchase can, without delay have such pania-
Ton pointed out To them that would suit their wishes and
the purchaser and seller he able 10 meet each other
And on the other hand sclles bling tbei, Laid the
notice OF those directly concerned, without nototy which
Is often unpleasant within ITSELF Persons hovsb the aid
ct his office selling, mtst give full direct description
o Thor Land 10 oer thai air and candid
may he made to the purchaser.
IN" Agency will be advertised in the prominent az
ri'nltufl papers.
ole at WILKES nuers, opposite the Banks All conn
mncaons must be post paid, and they will be poihpi,
tended T. BENjA. WILKES.
Dee an-ia
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Vir.i,,i;l:

7 ltus held in the Clerks Office The Circuit Super-
~ or Court OF Law and thancciy ior the county OF Am
hent, GA Monday the 3rd day Of December, 1919
James pavlr, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel NJ Garland James I.amlr, sheriff Of Ambrrs,
county, aud as such administrator de bons non with the
viii annexed ot John lansard, l,od and Elijah Davis and
Penmclia his vile, formerly permoa Ilansard,
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sFREiGHTS
To london 27s CD Liverpool 25sor large ships;thcse
rates have been recently paid but The shipping is
getting over, and nn iolac1 remains on hand
New lofktInut.per Dbl, I21 eta; Coal, 4 ia5e. per
boshel Tob1cco, + per hid boXes s cts.
b's'on-tioar . cents coal, shipping; Fobacco
per hid, y 5O;b,xes . cents.
Baltimore Coal } cents
Philadelphia 20 cents; Tobacco 81. per hid :,
% cts for boxes; Coal cents per bushe, PHILADELPHIA
measure.
On HE Canal To Lynchburg and intermediate pIa
ces, 10 cents per loo lbs
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\ ''.N' MAN, native ol Nirginin, and graduate
ei Nnrluetn college j. d,s,,uns 81 obtaining siua-
thc editor '''' -
Dec 2O-oviI
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kDr. ugIfiiusn Ks0irs,ou,

IN ANlNG opened 30 HDlNG HOUSE In jackson.
Ne respectfully socits the patronage of those VIII
may wish >eud their daughters to either OF III
schools IN that place.
TERMS per month, every thing included, SG 90.
Oct 22.-2m
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EDMOND & DAVENPORT,
Richmond Uea end Basin Bmk, QDtr for sale,
Ae0n PACKAGES Gmpowdcr. Imperial, Young Tyson
cOO aud Black Tea forming o. the best sentiments
IN the country, portion Of no impqfta-
ton.
30 hall pipes and Or ks Oard, ionnessey & Maglo-
~ Brandy, the latter the vintage OF 1S3i--also,
Madeira, Sherry PoIt and Sicily Wines,
81 casks pins aud quarts, London Porter,
1Iedsecks, double Shtrs ION
Champagne Wine, Cigars imported direct 10 this port,
&c. &c.
Dec l3-13nf
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

| WISH 10 purchase number ot LIKELY NEGROES
l ior which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed me at Liberty, bedford county. wi
receive prompt attention. W. G. HEWITT
Aug. 9-iits
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GHE.1p ron C.1yH
I HAVE NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE
4 200 well filled sacks Liverpool Salt.
25 do do do Ground Alum do
superior lot OF Bacon. ard
few barrels superior Toe and ClIpt liernngs,
AllaI which will sell low Tor cash,
NnYS-lits SAML. TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

FUR AND ST. K HATS
NOUR extra ne silk and Fur Hats, OF the latest
y styles, in resolved and ior sale cheap, by
Doc l3-2w u. r. G. PETERS
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10000 BOTTLES NEARLY or
DR.DEWrTT c. KELLINGER,S LINIMENI

n HAVE BEEN SOLD without murmgr. II -
- Warranted al tO eradicate pains N every
III nature and heal all manner Of sores and brglsss
put W n bottles, mild fragrant and agreeable
TIE very email quantity required 70 be taken renders
times chra per any other article 10 tie market A.
plain and convincing proof u the above, 10 has caused
thousands the best ami most sk4l the country
% av down other remedies lsed Uy them from b. b ~
wears ADD tus great remedy al required occasiOn-
~ h- best and cheapest 20 5e OInd-auOlg whom
proud Of tl- honor Of referring HOq. n Gru1ell.
Ho1 4 + Carman. Hon Robert Morris. Mr. William
l. Morris Gov M0rns, Mf James bafhgAfe IN continue
ton have Irvlngs, Cost4rs. LlyngstOus. Hanl-
tons Jauewsys, DepOes. Rae-, LuclOws, bradnarsts.
Lon ards. Schenu@rl0rns, &c Nc In short elfhs u
the elite u NewfOrk snd many sher cities pronounce 70
The existing wonder " ne aye. Among the world .
br.gtt-.f most experienced h0fsemeu We have Hiram
Woo-i-iH william W4ee AN. Geo Splcer 4 Brothers. A
COnkln. Bryant, James bev-ns, JACOB SOfn~rui ke
Willard l. Reid samuel ssgle VIM. u. spafss. " l.lam
CoVan. BIZ any farmer proof ere necessary. ~
VIII add that used BY every pnDclpal stage line the
Harlem road and many other arg- COmpaaes ts Bulls
Head BY a. the prne pa livery and exchange stables
hrOu ghOlf he y and country generally To Be mad
way. genuine u : ISOEhsOLL BROTHER. Whole
sac Druggists - Pearsi II The proprietor, who can
be a. -h- central depot Iatsras 80 Broadway, Al
al hours 10 The day u also 0e had a. 81 Qgimby
fancy s-Ore~S. Broadway a. the Harlem Railroad Oces,
al Ars-rs- Harner Hays Co n Peafst. and mott II
tolesae sadd.~r- and drugglsts gaLer vita many
Wholesale and retail grocef- ttrou huut ne city and coun-
Try geaerayai 0ce1s; y per dozen, ~ per gfOce
gfoe al 50 per grOc- Cash agencies BE- had al
parts " Tie word, b. advancing o1ethfd cash Letters
must b. paid. ma Isw3n
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OFFICR OF THE ROcKLAND CEMETERY,

" LerOy-place.-PrJsnetor Of lots and persons y 50
~ 10 purchase are referred 10 D jenkins, one oi ne
Ts--es or 20 us- SUBSCRIBER a. he Office Leroy -ce
Aso 20 Mr. John y Johnson. keeper Al tnr Orlir-i y
- whom roro-catious in relsLon 70 u-ermens are %
he made TIE steamboats, Ere ard Thomas Powell leave
the foot q Duane o. A. = All and a. -ne u 1AI-y
S.r-9v. ar-.rt.d TIE passage occupies hour and
zen o twenty 1uinufes. Fare - cents FROM ur -ndlng
a. P-louI ~ the Cemetery requires of peafse ABOUT
srrv minute. An ir;rru@ui. therefore, requires from
he tine 81 leaving me Cify about - hours o u" hours
snd bali Returning. the boats cave Plernont al .nf
I1 o-'ork n and and " Parues leaving The city
Al may sf--nc n-erleu ana return IN the even
M Persons wishing purchase and select plsts will
Wetire-tavs and Fridays, iald other days giving
ureyfous nouce be conveyed from the railroad the
Cemetery By the Keeper TIE price q piais containing
90 square feet u as. Very extersge improvement
have been made and now N progress on the ground
Those who have purchased bui have located their
requested 10 90 % without delay.
lezs5- JOHN OAKLEY, Agent
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BANK NOTICES.

MEcH,~ics' AND TRADERs Bank.
NEw-NoRK. June > 1880
III RIIf NOTICE - 1eref given fhat az e-ecli'l
ior b rectors n Ire Mechanic. and Trader Bank Will
- Lei az the Bank house. 1af Grsr1-st Iuesaay
lie i0fh day q July rcxt TIE POI. W. be open from 20
! O'Clock ESQ a. the time and ace. an cleo
non VI be- 1ei for three Inspectors o fle reNi t.ec-1n
thereafter ensuing for directors % sat ba.k ~ order c
The Board. lfe16 .w- r T. bhoN = 'ts-leI-
DASk OF URi The notes Of ne b Ban
ID nj Ssishurv MARYLAND. redeemed by +. HOl CD
TON IS Wal.-st a. per cent. al scOunt i--5 lyDNN
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r. ---s.ssss.sa-- RaIIAPO AND PATfR-ON
go sis,-.--,si:ss AND PATERSON AND hLDsVs

s<.--A1 -----RlNER RAILROADS. On and ssf
lra June the trains leave follows Leeyr Hlhcfl ~.
bot st 3o'rloca A VI % o'clock bjmin VI and -tVcpr
81 Leave New.York all O'Clock A NJ Ill A ~. aId u
O'Clock. pm SUNDAY TRAtNs-Leaye SIhems De
pot 40 O'Clock A VI and O'Clock, J VI Leave Nes,
York 40 O'Clock N and O'Clock, 7. fAlfksvs
TRAINS Leave Paterson Depot Of 0'c.ock A NJ ~
\ N and O'Clock VI Leave Nev Yurs ai v.c.ves
A NJ IA O'Clock, T. N snd O'Clock, Vt 30 tDAt
TRAINS Leave Paterson Depot a. O'Clock. 4 u al
. O'CLOCK p NJ Leave Sew YORK a. O'Clock, " 40
p O'Clock N The trains on The kamapu Road "il slY2
the Markrt-t Depot, ~ Paterson Tie trains wMcs
leave New York &C O'Clock An. ard o. o'clock NJ WI
be- in lime % meet the Ene iras morning and eFraSs
going West a. slferu's Depot.
l- ~ ~lHh -tfs Port j~flF ~
0'rIltk N AID tDf'0fkPh -.
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III Cars fls ROAD 5000 ln cuhltt
~. ~ 0n with the New fork ami NeN Ia
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany Troy aud way "a
lions ON the Housafuuc Railroad viii taAe te A VI -
rres. Tram ou the New York aud News Haven halfOsl
Office ~ Canal-st Stages run 10 connection Win ins
Car. 10 Lebanon Springs Lee lcnON, Old Spc AufDsf'
Curfisyile, Wlu-tead and Norfolk Also tD Lilcuhoh-
sharon Woodbury. Danbury and Bethel freight intend,
t Tor the Hou-aionc and Snugaiuck k fuud s fccesrd
during the day A. the Depot foot Of Maikets on boii ne
Steamer NtMROD This - the only steamer running N
connection with these Roads Shippers. contractors 80
consguee. generally are notified that freight forwarded
by any other steamboat from smother dock VIII De ehen
from Bridgeport a. local rates ana may De- " s
from New.iOrk 10 place 0f destination
q PERRY. Agent, Once on ne per
c A KfertASD, SUPERINTENDENT Housatonlc Railroad
PnLo HURO. Superintendent Naug aiuck kaifotd
New York. FEB. ~. 1912 F'
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81. u hester. ROCKY Neck % els ana s'a"isii
For Nofw b. ptssa 30 ''i ''s ~"
new. and .a'-rid steamer NOBNALh. Capt HiIis he},
nods Will leave he pier a thc ilnl n' hAei 4. jay
lf3i o'clock L NJ Returning. vail leave Nofw 40 ever
morning atht O'Clock, stamford 80 u. Nn'.f Ne> N
Port Chester 49, arriving New-i ufk Hhoni i' of.
>,ges viii bee n frai.u on the wal ui he N"i Al
The different landing f0 convey I4--cnAtis i' tn &c
,.l rsr.. connected with the route For passage ~
freight apply an board a. the Office un me ~usii -
persons are forbid trusting ANY one on ec'Y,, ~ "s
above boat or her owner. Jphs hvbNNN
nys. n Agent. foot Of Norh-Muorc.sf upstairs
d ON and after july q. lai4. nc Nofw al~ -" lrt,e
Wv, York AL O'Clock Y ami NorVaE sf o'clock
A N sIamlnLl N. k.cAY N-ck : ans lun l--.--I q
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Indian Fight.

Ffcr tts Afhen.e, tns8 keaerf
CHfcKAsAw DEPOT Nay j..
DEAK CLARKE Nothing Of much importance
has occurred beyond the Indian fight which took place
few days ago. Il grew out Of depreciation d the
Wiche,sws who IL seems stole about 30 head 81 norses
from the Delawares and Cad6Oes besides large nun
Der they had stolen from cnzens Of Texas Inc De.a
wares and Caddoes went % the camp Of the Nicne-
taws and talked with them nearly the whole Of the day
urging them 10 give up their horses or DINERS ID tneif
f1n Of them There large gang u horses 10 sign
and the Delawares and Caddoes concluded mat they
would drive of az many they could They dashed
Ma among them and started % with about ~ head
The Wlchetaws followed and made an attack upon
tnerntne former returned the FIRE and the action con
tinued about an hour Two Caddoes ana one AnsrdaI
kie were killed. The Wichetaws lost about u IN al
and the Csddoes came Of with the horses.
Since the fight Col Cpshsw gave the Dea~ares snd
Csddoes very positive talk and told them under nf
circumstances would they be permitted 70 hght and
steal In tho Chickasaw District There are bur ie"
Chickassws west Of Fort Wsshitaw although the Des
part Of that District is west Of the fortat least ~"
million of acres and some IL Of the best and mos
beautiful country ever have seen.
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wIYaNT-s BOARDING SCHOOL

LNOR MASTERS AND MISSES, a. Lille Ferry niles
from HooOsen. -Jersey.-Il-- school u under the
charge q A WINANT. assisted By Mrs HlNANT 80
distraction gwen IN EnElsh and many useful branches
family education Cni.drel received from 70 Is wears
u Teams or board AID tulol ron - 70 $40 per
year payable quarterly n advance t9Y -iermalon -
specnIg the .ch0o. inquire Of M O>TRASDER. cor.
Cana and karck - NrV-lOrk ie-3 In
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
soNNETs. .For The Tribune

sONNETS. For The Tribune
sYE JEssrF LANES
I'VE rns;-as orphan slsters, who haa broken
ruil on he bread o. b.fternese and woe
A. tsolatsd beings who had spoken
JULIA II Soon.
Ivfs thus Ne nnet--in tar stranger land
And felt for each sympathy divine,
Oh bow those fearful, mournful eyes OF time
And the weak pressure Of that wasted hand
Thrilled 70 my soul and IL that se!fssme hour
A link Of sisierhood Whose holy power
Must still etide) was knit between our hearts
And suI be ours to share each others sorrow
Each from the other patient hope 70 borrow,
Even till the Light Of Life wsnes and departs
A " isolated beiDgs thou and ]
Oh straDgerFnend, viii cheer each others lot
And. though world. weary, lift our eyes On high,
To Him who cares for and forsskes us not
Itnsi, Jzas isfs.
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sE~ York ELHAssTHrONS sOyERVLfg g.sros =,
r.. rgz.Ess-s--.s- { ENTRAL RAILROAD "

ANGE4ENTS-C 0inmrnci1g Apnl
l5f9 The extension u he RAJ road from sorlefslcI
White HOnse 90 nles y opened foT travel reuc - -
staging between E5siOn aud The u le kyed ~ =
miles. PAsskscEs TkAlSs IP.-Leafe Ney 4 gfa ~
Pier No. ] North River, a. O'cock n an1 > - -.
leave NeWfOrk by New Jersey Ralfcsi. foot ~ Gov
lansi--t a9AA and Bpm PssseScsE TsASs Dosss-
Leave White House al 81 o'clock " and fam 80
N0uh Branch, at tom. An and ON ~ somcHis p.
AN. and q p ". Plsiuheid a. I'm. ~ and -
r NJ Wcstfed a. ~ A NJ and " " ElkabemtoNb.
"A A NJ and 81 ~ The frei glt win gesssnsa
ear attached will cave White HO1se al 81 A u soiAe.
Vile a. A " Planted 81 AN. and kuzabetipOft W
steamboat a. "a An RETURSisG-NlA leass 70
YOrs by steamboat Per No. North River. al ".
Passengers Tor Easiou, Wkesbarre Allentown a'. -
Chunk Pa and for Bennington Clinton. JacAsouyiis -
I viii tske the O'Clock VI train from New-iofS .
sp!endd stages will leave for the Mountain on ~ ~.
val VI the O'Clock train from New-fofk Al T" me
TIA route has ices staging han any otaeE. ~
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- plREt,T r. A ..,... y. A ...8., ,,' "a
and other CONVEYANCE. rassaFr I'D cen.e Toe iu".
rre..sre steamboat EUREKA, Capt s'f'.,l, VII
49, .as nirr al me foot of BARCLAY 90 MONDAY Wriner
i.y ana Fffl,v AL O'Clock fnr passage uf uefhf -
niv on board Th. BOAT has been compIt.fY ffno"ol'
"a her are of the most tinii able AMI
,l' ". ~. ~. ' III, ~. .,,....t ,r...s rlN
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- ~
-h--AA-RltF RAILROADS On and ans
Monday June the trains vii lrase a. iDONs tlieftt
Depot. ) O'Clock AN ah BIN A aud p r VI 0f0a NJ
arrival II the Eue raln-. which rars Port JfFf az
O'Clock An and . T. 81 Leave hew-iOfA 2 0'ciod
A 81 il 4 n. arid % n
PATERSON TRAlNS-Leave Patterson p'r.oft
AN. ll3 A and Z p 81 Leave hrN-iois Iyc.oct
An, lllP N and6PM
o. SUNDAYS Leave Paterson O'Clock sno D
~ Leave Sc~-fofk 90clo,k n auab "
The trains ~ be RamaPo road vii siop ai he Ans"
81. Depot al Paterson.
The trains which leave New York ht O'Clock " 80
~ N vii be- 10 time 10 meet ti- Err ralAs uiofa1s
and earnlnL. my Won. a slHefl-. ukLLI -llI
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= =: -sa.ss-NEw-YoRK a ERIE aML,


---Ou ana sitter The lsi June, he fsls
~il run follows, daily excepting sundays F0S 70
Through ullus will leave New York fQf Oft'
70, BY steamboat from The Duane ~ pier 81 = 0eiDt
N. and 3 O'Clock, Stopping al hafnspO 1@2'f'
Chester Goshen. Mldd-fo1n OlsFlIIe Pou Jsffis ani
all the way stations west ~ the last named place sd
viii leave ONez0, aud after the ffh June. a.
and N aud bnghamtDn, On ard aiff me ~ yi...'
a. A " and NJ arnung 10 New Hofk 81 a
and q A 81 stopping NJ al he Nay siauUns irirten
OwegO and Port Jervi- and. est " Boz Jefts US,
vile, MtdlefOHn Goshen. Chester. RsmApO s'stOn "a
spnnK Valley. WAY TSsns to- Por Jefyis 80 .ii ~
inerneilatr stations viii iease New ORA ~ - ssY,,i
Thomas Powell from Duane a. pier. Att y ani = D.,
and slll Leave Port Jefgs ats A and d MAJ
1EAlNs.-A tram leaves Olss4Ac 81 = A n sfnfmtl
New York aDatt a. Tue afternoon mis is Nkcn ny -
trsin eaving Ptr Jersls I'll O'clock snd arftfnt
Ia New ORR ab,,u mldn gh- Fkfishf ifhi ea,s
NeeYOrk ever1y ght for al me- regular stations % -
road freight tram viii .eaFe O~egp every m0nns
O'Clock. and anoiLer Viii .eafe Port Jefsls 4s-A-
every morning. a. O'Clock, with markef freight Sc
Excursion Tickets o. = each viii De- iced unu ~
TEN Der - ID pas me person. named therein from Nes
York Ovrgo any Other station or ne day = e.
will rae privilege Of returning on he cilhef
the Two next succeeding days. Apply Oeces, D1sns
- Pier and % board steamboats,
my1O JAMES z KlRkWOOD. saperilts1denr
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g
he .teamboals Columbia, south America
North America Rochester ard New-Jersey l7t shares
1f The Norwich ana Ne" -lnHph y, ann"st : On
rav ID shares u STOCK iu the Floating Dry DOck Com
uanv and lot u pg iron. Old scrap iron. copper and
cad For particulars a. ~ pnce terms &C. inquire al the
ofice OF tie Receiver 10 OfeenHIch--L Ne~-fOrk-
Daied June -. l8ig Eli KELLEY, Receiver Ot he
~ lw Property &c Of he People. Llue Association
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LEBANON SPRINGS.

F-,-- -v.rsssszs=1zr7 THE BEST ROUTE 10 this retired
A4sA s and most dehg hiiul watering place 10
M by the way Of Bridgeport and The
ousatuc Railroad Passenger lake the Of the New
ora aud New Haven Railroad, leaving - Cana-t al
o'clock A and arrive al the Springs al I NJ or tahe
Inc evening train which leaves New-YOrk at a O'Clock
md arrives n Bridgeport H. stay n ghl and pro
iced by the Housatonlc tram day al lol A NJ The
stage arrangements this line complete, and The ride
oyer the stage drive 10 delightful Fare through " %
a9 SV
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CHAIR nrANuFACToRY.

IOSEPH BRADLEY. ST. Peafl-sL invites all 70 call
- and examine IS lzrEe and ya0gs Ps-fas Of chairs "a :
abe % tie SoaA Amentan Ncan, " eel Inds and Cal
ionia uATksfs PAL ID In boxes Of doz each; also Pa
per nach- Al naie chairs and tables, mosi tasie1y
designed and tiehy finished elA 10 ne imported As0
neN pattern 3 A oers Chair, wholesale and retail
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~ FARM FOR ~ALE-Cou.istas Of 70 acres.
SS about al % which are wood 20 asntu.t gro" W. lol
- ana th- balance grazing and uied land il
fne state Of vafou--ui-rf Al Huntington l. lstIi
where there several churches schools &c ana whence
there are daily commune atoms win gre CITY t 'as-
running go meet tle trains the Long Island taIutN
there BE- 90 daily communication win th- city hy steam
sf via Cold Spring which is mixes tom tine farm
The situation euI-d and very heahy-he house being
on h eh and commanding Of large extent OF conu-
Nv LONG and sound and the shore of Connecticut Tie
0fbuIldngs ample ami IN good order The property
Viii be sold reasonable 20 close an estate and
term. of payment made accommodating. Apply %
WALTER BRl SH or
STEPHEN BRUSH,
...- ...,..l,... Executors. > Fr0nf.f
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- FOR -AIE-One II the greatest bargains ever
L = offered a geuiee and modern bult residence "A
> Myrtle Fast Brooklyn. being q story house y ~
basement back Kitchen cellar aud store room has hne
arden OF choice lowers shrubs fruit grape vnes
SC The location heaty and excel eut Aef uct me
house Stages pass every few minutes Ihs propeiy Il
cbeap A. : 100 but " i be- sold for $1,000 sppyt5 for
soon Apply % GEO GALPlN. 7 Chatham square. Ne"'
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