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GIG FOR SALE.

NEW-YOKk AND ALBANY
k(EA- PLANEFACTORI -Csrpeufers,
--s.s-s--.,--rz-.-4 Coach. Cabinet 4nd Plzno-fors
-kz<1xt-Z A.sers' Tools u every descri ption.
The Subscriber Il a practical
,,.rbsnic Every Plane 10 Manufactured by MS own
hand under his Immediate And NJ prices
- All a. DER cent lower lhas what 10 Usually asked
Donnie Jointer...,.t 81 Double Fore Plane. 81 57t
a. JaeE........... 81 Double SmOgh'g Pls1e.0 n,
eiogis JoInter...... ~ Single Fore PlADe.....i Is
DO Jscs........... "a Single smoth'z Plane. o IS
Circulsr Smoothing Plane - eta do do Do10c. 81 Xi
strck.-bIock IS cis Gutter Plane 3 ~, &c. &c.
Mechanics are invited call and examine his stock
Planes made 10 drawings and all sDes repaired Fac
orv and store 2el BOwery, between Houston and Frl
81. su7 smnThksA JOSEPH COUGHTRY
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CkA MAR -CbvvL-f
rrnra.l1Y al - ClrY oF N,w.YoAK.

UNIVERSITY or THE CITY or Ntw1ohk'
September g. 1919.
THE FALL TERM Of the University wiA opel 90
1 usdne.day the 1911 inst Candidates for me se'e-
RAJ classes can be examined the previous Tuesday al
q,'clock A NJ Prof LOOMS has accepted the inysu0n
Of the Council resume the Char oil Mathematics s-u
Natural Philosophy o. the Universliy. go
40 n THEO FRELINGHUYSEN, Chancellor
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r. r1ssszezzsssy7 RAMAPO AND PATTERSON
- AND PATERSON AND HUDSON

- --zszfYxfrzfcr1Ir7 ifA nAPO AND fA1EhSON
AlA .r1zr-<z3eEy AND PATERSON AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave sufern's Depot Lesye New.fOrk
COS O'Clock M - O'Clock NJ
s4S} O'Clock NJ O'Clock NJ
IS o'clock z NJ. 8 O'CLOCK I'm
l.Or on the arrival OF the Erie trains, which leave
Owego al 6 o'clock A NJ and u o'clock ? NJ
SUNDAYS TRAINS.
Leave surerp's Depot Leave NewYorG
608 O'Clock AN. soclock N
O'clock 81 O'Clock I'm
PATERSON TRAINS
Lava Paterson Leave New-York.
8. 40 O'Clock M Msrket-sI q O'Clock N
g O'cik A NJ Paterson Dep. 9 O'Clock NJ
n. o'clock A NJ ~ O'Clock ".
s,sriork p NJ O'Clock NJ
B O'Clock VI MsrketsL 80 O'Clock N
7l2o'clk P M Patton Dep. O'Clock I'm
SUNDAYS TRAINS.
Leave Paterson al 40 AN. Msrketst.; Al NJ Pat
erson Depot; At M. Paterson Depot Leave New
Al 3 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock z NJ.
NB-On Monday mornings tho hrst train from suhern's
will leave Al 50 instead OF 60s, on the arrival OF The
Port Jervis rsin.
Tn. Irains which leave NewYork at = A, NJ aud
VI will be In time meet the Erie trains. morning
and .yering going West NJ Sufarns D"pot ylf
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PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.

PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.
~ 49, 1919. Iasss:ssxE
DIOSEER AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE FROM
L PHILADELPHIA TO PIrTSBURGH-Leaves daily
al O'Clock NJ via Railroad 10 Harrisburg, where pas
sengers embark in elegant and comforAb packets whct
have been Handsomely hed up with especial reference 70
the comfort and Of travellers Fare less by hi
route than sny other line. aud additional expense for
porterage on The way For spply the 0ftce IA
Marsotst WILLIAM COLDER 90
Philadelphia Mares a. 1879. mo Il Propnelors.
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pIANn-RnKTk.I

saax-l-P IANO-fOkTf..-re Persons shout puf-
chasing Pianos will md IL 10 their adj an-
~MXHlago 10 call at R. Glenn Co.'S hanuAcio-
i " 4 Try, 1874 Pul-On-sL west Of Broadway A
general assormsn, Of Mehogouy and Rosewood Pianos
Constantly hand which viii DO sod low FOR cash Or ap-
proved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms Pianos
loaned a. reasonable prices. X. OLENN \ ".
n l3i Yulton-sg
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ssS1 >->~'- ri0r BAY STAFF ara r'lt 80
srAVF of sr-s strength snG speed paaeu a. " sdspo~
t tae r,vissf1r at Long lsard sound, running u sou
lection with .l- Fa.l River sud Cd Colony Raj
I.f.rr, ,f ~ .il-. 10 Boston Only Leave per No
North River ueNr the Battery. The steamer fhtiN
STAFF Can't Coms.ocS. IN Tnestsy-, lhnfslN.s -
SUNDAY. a sPN The BAY STATE. Capt Brown %
N,ndsv- " eire~days and Frdsss. al , fh lus NC
the only one that direct og New pQIA rof
~ ps...s- Apply on board sni either o Ii~balf ooh-
DIN 7ONs'lsi or the Office of the Line Al nc soiuN
III MAshingion--t srd Bsifery-rlscr ny ~
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r.. -slE-I.sttsz.sl FOK THE WHITE MUuN-
f48 wa Eew.Hsyen, Springfield,

r.. -szasstss.sr FOR THE WHITE MUuN-
3H ~1f.~Nxr. IAISS, va hew.Hsven, Springfield
Northampton, Bfati sboro, Wapo.e,
Bellows falls, Windsor, Sewbory and Wells River
Passengers leaving EewYorE City by the morning Train
Of tho Sev-Yorx and Sew-Hsvsn Railroad arrive At
Springfield Al NJ atop an hour for dinner, and then
proceed 10 bfaeOofo ~ n- train Of me Connecticut
River Railroad where they stop for the night Next
ns proceeding BY stage 10 "alPoe 20 miles, and thence
By railroads Ia connection with The Connecticut Pss
sampsic Road. they arrive at wells River al ,0PM
where stages 10 readiness convey TO Littston
% miles ffom yabyans and u miles from FrancouA
hoisD NE same evening. Passengers leaving New-Yoh
Sy ~ NE r u t.i. lodss a. Springfield, and BY ne
ne ne.! day by Tho above route, srryBg Wells River
AZ Z A-fsro on this route New-Yorx TO W.lpOle, y
Wapo.e 10 Wells River, q 80; Wells River 70 Fsby
The sboye route Tor ia drectness chespnes and com
iof q believed cannot DO eqgaed and certainly cannot
os surpassed by any. The section Of country which II
IAvefses 10 esnphaucaly he Garden Of New In gland
I1s PICTURESQUE scenery Win which sboonds sra he
fSarsi1nx villages thsoagn which passes. offer extns
sJlS 30 * .sr ERIC E. s s & q:
- gust, the usia' Will run a. follows,
sundays excepted .-THkOuGH PAssESeEz TRAINS will
ieaye New-Yofk for owego, from tho Company's PisS,
a. no loot Of Dpane-sl A. J: A. NJ and r. NJ stop
r.iss VIII leave Tor aew.York =. A M and u III
.opplng sso A. a.! ine way stations SPECIAL Way
IS.s ior ror Jsrys and intsrmedisls ssaons eresp,
ana will cave Port Jeryls FOR Nsw.YorI every Moodsy
morning Al o'clock MILK TsAIs win passenger cars
and returning ~l leave Sew.York for Porr Jerys al y
IN Another MIX Train, WIKI passenger attached,
vii esye permonl for onse al ., ~ snd relaruine
essc OlsYe a. NJ. connecting with tie freight boats
70 Ss~- rofx The Mix Trap. do DOT connect with lbo
r. X H. T. FsEGGHr-fr-sghi leaves New forE every
Night for ali the regular stations the road. freight
sain VIII leaye Owego every morning a. An from
Port Jeryis freight rain viii leave for New fork every
rorning az O'Clock and another At AN with market
freight. special train for csLte and other i've stock
will leave Owego fridays at 2 N. and from Pod
Jeryis for sew-fofk, on Saturdays, al AN. Fare
4 from Nsw-yorr Owego y. The intermediate slA-
\ uOrs In proportion. Communication Tickets Of lower
| raies Tor ihe stations between NewYork aud Pom
Jerys b purchased III tte Newton and Piermont
Offices The steamboat ERIE leaves Nsw-Yofk every day
O'Clock for Piermen snc returns TIE arrival OF III,
/ Train FROM 0vego, arriving a New.York sboal7PM
sais gAAks 2. klkkWo0D, aQpsrla ssoAsnl
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vNANTFD-AGENTs FOR THE SONS OF TIM.
w pgpaNcp ogPrsIxIl a., Ieso A .rl.o-ia -,

lHANTED-AGENTS FOR THE SONS OF TT Nj
w PERANCE OFFERING for 1874 splendid snnu
al edited by L Arthur, Eco containing ten Mezzotin
dates. price $50 the following Siates-viz;
Arssnsss, flonda, Oeorgis Kentucky Tennessee, Mas
ssehgsetts, Maine Rhode Island, Vermont. NewJersey
fonnsylvania, NorlhCHohna, South Csrolins, Michigan
and Wisconsin
And the following counties IN the State of New-York-
viz
AAessny, Coumbis, Clinton. Essex. Franklin, Fulton.
6encsee. hersmer Hamilton, Orange Orleans, Rich.
nons ssfsioss, sehohane, Washington, Warren and
Wayne.
10 the best book published 10 sell by subscription,
snd good agents can make from $40 TO $500 per month,
InfoGsh the season. Apply, postpaid. to
NAFIsH CORNISH.
or SDitWt Oh P@srl.af y v
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r M
49, ~<<ek<s1Sxsx Il A LROAD-This road 10 now IL
NJ perfect order; new heavy N rail, rev
eognea and cars The train will esve the rver At hud
son daily except sundays) IS AN and ". This
the most desirable and direct route 20 New Lebanon
snrngs and 10 any part Berkshire County Passengers
5r the Springs Berkshire County by the morning boas
from Neyy-York viii arrive 81 Hudson in ample time io
the 2 NJ train. le&5 omc
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d. FOR GLEN COVE, HUNTINGTON
SS.x=zNAND NORTHPORr. L. The steam
boat GALELLE, Capt. y, Byndenburgh,
will continue her ps shove touching A Gfest Neck,
leaving Newiork from The west side OF steamboat pier,
Caihaue Market Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturday, Al
I'D o'clock A. VI aud NouhpOrt, Mondays. Wednesday.
and Fridays. Al o'clock A NJ Fare 10 Great Neck and
en- Cove. Is Hunting on and Nouhpori, SD cents
Freight tasen packet All persons forbid trust
INK any person OF this bost owners s9 In
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sruuER ARRANGKnENr-g

go NAL LINE. lo,nY FOS s0sTOS,
sasSE~@1H Va New.Hsv-u. Hartford. spnns1eld a
Worcester from Peck.lp. h. River. EVENING LIN
TO NrN HAVEN The new ard spenth steamer GU
NFCTfCtrT Cspt K PECK will leave every afternoon ~
4 ri-k -ex-.nt SsturfSys sf3 O'Clock PASSENGER =
ssr ~ >av Haven over night and axe The early rsr =
- Tor Vsrtf,ri Springfield, Worcester snc bor'e2
Returning icsvr New-hsvcn every evening On NE -,
ar. vii 20 throlsh O. Hartford snd Springfield ffvkH
AIKEN FOR HARTFORD lnireci-rh- steamers "a.
40 Cant King snd CHAMPION. Cspt rnkiepsngh nc
,re ~ winch VII cave every afternoon 81 SO =
Isa-savs excepted Freighi tsker gu 81 f9f aiart 10
S,-r, ,ror snn'v 10 GEO ". COkiifo - Pea, .. 81
InIN SANT.lN rrnL.hi Ami. u. S-Alh II uyll ~
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GoLpAND SILVER WATCHES

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
II WATCH CHAINS, KEYS, BREASTPISs, Tar
~ Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, silver Spoons,
z, FORKS, Gold Pens and Cases, Gold, Silver and
Eanf Steel spectaces Fancy Goods NC. All Of which
VII 30 warranted genuine cheap and good IL tho old store,
2s.5 Pearl, corner " Fuls0n-sL.
mn MwlsJsI y LOCKWOOD
n S25 REWARD.-LOST An Italian boy -
IN years old wss missed Ia Philadelphia some rive
syX months ago. Ills said that he wss seen Ia New
IL Haven, Com. He has sore eyes, black eyes snd
b'acs hair. Any who could fad him Will confer
treat favor By citing his faiher Know H. Address
au2 I'm. sTEPHES PENDOLA, 10 sprucost Y.
On FASHIONABLE HATS Just finished, ihs
NIL most splendid article over offered elegant French
hats al the low price Of -, usually sold Al o.
A. so, 40 article ~ y 5O-ussl hats a. ~
iii I'm. BROWN, lB Cansst
w-G, - DOCTORS GIG FOR SALE
C&I L. strong second bend Eg, Will be sold
:. S-)7-fs[L al feesOnsbs price,. Apply az q les
NLA-p pie Caflise's Livery stable. n Eass
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zanrz,l-THE SUBSCRIBERS graceful for
nfsr>srr,frEI liberal patronage In pat Dimes, would
Respectfully solicit call from hose about
j Y j Ibuying We have now on hand good
assortment Al our warerooms, l5@ fuiOn.st east of
ROADWAY all VI which will warrant 10 give good
satisfaction 10 The buyer Several VI new patterns and
faish we shall bring Tuning promptly attended
co. aal5 ri BENNETT "ILDEh.
PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO
Ff-z--l 81 HlRE-At BArclay-st. opposite tee A.
u IT, Hoa a.. from % 20 behaves IN rose
3 Jmt JAS THOMPSON. laLe TalIman kandaL
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O. TO MEkCHANT--AE ooo pusas'. =. s'1 1a,. ~,
Ell I'D he,t ocated stores IN the village % POughseep
sic suitable Tor wholesale and retail business has been
used FOR hard and crocsery The cellar 10 hooea Ana
sneIved The building q. brick. four stories hisn Win
granite front secoud sory The upper p-r i cohrehl
emily ARRANGED for family residence; there - spod
ysrd with fne well q water and stable IN the rear
AMY In JACOB B. JENETT. Attorney,
ss0lwe Poughkeepsie, 7.
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or, FOR sAIF-A farm Of 81 acres all arabic land,
% except 10 acres in wood lying the Eastern urn
- pike about one mile west from Morrisiown n -
On ills good house and barn and other buildings and a
variety Of fuit divided into y lots snd Il well VS.
tered by brook and springs. The Location s proVefsAl
Tor fs saubrity stock crop and implements would be
soid uitb the farm and possession given ~ short notice
Apply on the farm or al % WaeT-st Terms moderate
Is WSS6ts
50 LANDS FOR SALE IN HAMILTON COTE
~ fsllowing los, sused 10 Browns Tract and mum
90 IS 90 C. For terms kc. Inquire Of he sgeni Oh
the premises. Ani'oN
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= ,InINr yxasi.INGTON COLLEGIATE

THE MOUNT WASHINGTON SOLLhGlAI ~
1 SCHOOL 2l8 Founh-sL fronting Washington-sqosre'
cor 81 Maedouga-s reopens Monday, The ION OF sep
ember Circulars for particular Information may De 90
Broadwsy or OF Mr Clarke resides IN the building
GEO w. CLARKE, p,,,cipsi.
.5sw JAMES TANNING, f
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sUpREnnE COURT RIJLEs.

oUFNENVE CUUhI RULES.
rINHE NEW RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT, |
1 under the Amended Code. which into effect Sept
1919 have been published, and for sale at the Law
biant and Stationery ssore Of BELL GOULD,
IS II l5S Nassau-st
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ElRk or cnk>- and diseased Nails $. sHlRIA.
ShOfs, tom ~ fe.crs5argh, Chiropodisi (opefs Tor
upon Ne ee oes nos. respectfully TO iniorm loose no
are N any way afflicted VIII eous bCn0ns or disease oi
ne halls aI be give immediate relief without
Tax he eAl an hs 0ce "a 81 SIS BIo@w ay opposite
The tAe&tcg. - n.
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DUBLIc ADniNErRATORs OFFICE. 10. NASSAU so
4 ks-1 - cf IA Of LILA
BETH JANsES .;e or city CT S-r fofk, 100, c--ss-
l-E-8 s-s ,--.a rat - s1~t. q - "a
of ls fl5c A-u-sts,7f - - sii-,-fei
tsp0-e b hl scco- r ~ ,a1- - anil
b r.toro ne sec-s@i - = e
1.v o .srt.utsf 1-r--D.t.d >er rors. Als IS, iefs
,sis Iss4- JAMES s. IHATER, P4tic Asal1.-irs,of
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HEW-EhGLAND LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY-AT NEW-HANEN, CONN.
Charter P-rpetual-Passed May 1919.
CAPITAL $4,000.
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'TW TIE LADIES UT We W VII y. -
4 VICINITY subscribers respectfully INFORM 1he
ades thai thew have an abdominal supporter which hey
warrant perfect cure in all Of weakness, snd tor
a. So far SURPRISING anything Of the Kind yet invented
Ladies attended their residences. All letters pospsdl
promptly attended To. 1900. 80. =,
sid lms Mrs OMEARA Mrs. LOUIS, l48 Csnal-st
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,pV>Cu pnorFsTANT Boarding and Da

irRENCH PROTESTANT boardlug ahI Day
school for Young Ladies, Ss5 Bro-dwsy iouru oOo'
moth of Union-square-Mrs. LENEkETT, Principal
The Autumn Session Of this School VIII commence GA
Monday IA 10Th Of Sept Circuisrs, con'ang terms &C
SON. 30 Broadway; Messrs. Roe, Lockwood q Son, All
Rrnad xay. lhe Prncpal. AZ neI I-sldence ~ wv
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NUDNEITINT~ Y
y,,lvrrrt Srd embossed 0irAndO,es and Chandeliers IN
rext VARIETY also plated Tea Ses Forss, spoons, Css
tors &c plated OF rrhued Gelusn silver. -
ASHER r. MORGAN, is2 Wilisr,
Al In. between Fulton s11 Ann, opposite he Church
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AsAlc, very lo~ Prices, l SsoEgnent Of Pnn,ias
WIRING, HknelrS. Hardware, EnveloPe, Tissue and Coz
orcc Psrers Siudcr Tfuak, Straw sad BAod Box Boards
Foreign ard Domestic Rags Bleaching Powder Of IA bes
casi,I; reInss Nire C.0,h Aun u Of Nitf.o ALL -
Sinis III Payer Makers Slocs. rs In
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RONNET-fRAME>.-Mi lhrer- aud country deal.
lSrts informed that have completed our sr.
enenl Too the FALL fashions OF houne ames crowns
nui s ana are now prepared to execute all orders for
me shove articles. Also hand large assortment OF
millinery trimmings. consisting OF huckraIus Wilau's
crow nutnys chip aud wires sc sc which
VIII Do cold as cheap A. Al other IN the city
s2 ~ JASPER SPENCE 81 Di~isic~
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S,UPREhE COUhT-Chy AMI Couufy n N-- l1fs 49, D.'i
ISsf-v-n. George BrUsn-lo GkOh"t bhoNN-,fi
Yea her-5y sunno1e3 answer the compliant DO i- .on
.tfh day Sept-roef $50 n 10 IN n
tbs and County Of Nss fors a. it- N ia q" a..
Cg copy ne A. ne tiy N-N -.
tr-u, DAY. hereof stcuss OF th- fty 'i
.@r- you a o. the co-ptni a. a-sAi ne
th- hundred tlf -tJ am
dola Nh usr--f ih--on ron me i~-ly
August thou-srd esht hundred 40 oS ns BE-
the cost II "a Dated September :, i-t4
c J. DEWITT Attorney. Tor Pan,f
st..s- ~ Va .au - :. Y
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70 Br.-swrrE steam ln-~-d-oii Mill, building
- 81 hv e0 feet three stories high, containing good
steam engine az ffeen-r.- power Dol r.. and a. The
vor. v hich Ar OF the modem ani improved con
.rcor n complete order including good run Of stones
FOR grnd ng CAKE and feed Connected With he property
I. GOOD three storv brick dwelling arge paved yard
sd vta-a vessel Of feel draft Of water may &C.
liver ana receive cargo from the MILL The shove proper
~ i abv located FOR the above or many ctner knd.
OF manufacturing purposes and viii be sold Or e1chsr ged
for other properly. Apply % - .
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SARA vii be II readiness OF he arrival CT he boat 20
-~ev passengers 20 al psri. OF he country. q I'M
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rEw-YoRx HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
LR.por,.a .Iclu,vsly ior Ths rnounsl

Reported uelusrsy or Tbs rnounsl
WEDsEsDAy Juns ~.
Last weeks products su on hand Ia lavish abun-
dance. with but little change In rates.
APPLES-Aboul gone, Russets sell FOR sass - per
AsPARAGUs-Ps bunch, sbou. lsd.
quality, 81. aud down 10 slO aud ~
BEE more plenty ressisg Porter House uses s'e sss
Plat, piece. % Corned Cd GlOd Smoked Is Wholesale
BEEF ToNGtEs-s smoked Is Sd 70 s. Cd Apiece
BEETs-s and 10 for shilling
BUTTER-Delaware retail I'D per pound wholesale
l5ale Orange County lad lsd re.s wholesale about
pound retail Wholesale lOGI2
CABBAGES-Ne~, sd 10 IL per head
CARROTS-New, six and ton for shilling
CRANBERRlES-Per a. ISL per Dbl m water, $40
CHEEsE-New8aloc per 10 retail Wholesale 7iG8.
od retail 'aloi wholsss.e gag ETs'h Imitation IA
| CUCCMBERS-4ci cts. apiece.
CLAMs-s Shrewsbury. per thousand, a. Fire Island,
H. Hog fslaDd - per Oushel Llfls Neck Bays Ia
g per hundred. according to size Picked ~ cts per
zoos and 0, for shilling retail wholesale loi to
FISH. F,s.s-salnon isda2, per ID retail Black F.h
saioe striped Bass, 6dsc Sleeps Head, Is per 10
FISH s1E Es Mae ssss TO- % " psf Ss
sa mon 81 per Dbl Al Retaa Mackerel per II
It0ugues 90 per pound Connecticut shad are - for No
| 80 fJr No. and ca per pound retail
/ ~ - ~ ~.
H$as~Han,s IL per pound wholesale 10. Ole per h.
| HERBS. DRIED-Per bunch, Cts
| HORsE-RADlSH-ROots ~ % % and IL per bunch. 10
bottles ready grated snd picLedl Id largest size
| smaller DOtles gdloc each.
LAMB-E@ry scarce, lowing % the cold and edward
ness The SPRING. Phess retail, Is per pound whole
LARD-Resail, galo ct. per pound wholesale, 7esi
| LETTUcE-A penny per head
| MlST-Per bunch. : CO.
LEEkS-Per bunch 81.
| MI sHROOM5-Per quart. H.
NUTTON-Per pound. retail. 70 10 els wholess.s
OYsTERs-Per thousand. virginias, 81 shrsw .bury.
- 10 sl2; York Bays 81 20 ~ Small y o.
Piosief Al 70 q per h-ndfed
PAKSLEY-Per bunch. 6d9 cents.
| PEACHES DRfED-Per quart. IL Sd
| PEAS. GREES-GoOd and plenty. and % cts per bush
DOZEN caeomber' q per handred white onions Is Pc
fOr ma. szed. sosT K,osi, ID per quart
P0RK-Frssh, 10 ets per b retail wholesale eta
ou 80 od, iSa 2. Ss.Sei; per ksfpses. T. " y
POULTRY AND GAME-So changes. spnng Chick
DaeEs q per- pair farsey. Ia .pees' Fo~, 8. 70
per pair Wild Pigeons Zs per dozen SQUADS, IL TO %
RADIsHEs-Per bunch, penny; S. per hundred
| RHUBARB-Per bunch. Sd, l0d and Is
sAgsAGES-Home-mads Bologna, 2s per ID, retail
wholesale &c In cases, tordinAry Sareuss) locals
, sPISAcH-Psr hstpses. q; per bushels.
j. TtRNIPS-Retsil, Is per bunch for good New.
AAPLE-SUGAR--Rstail. about 20 ca. per pound
vhoesaied al sGsi Country manufacturers get on u
!, NEW ONiONs-Per bunch, 3D.
!. | GREEN GOOsEBERRIES-Per bgshel, 30; per guar
Z | sac els.
CHERRIES-Per pound. retail TO cts whosss
4tO6
cAULlFLowERs-Af few in market; e and . a-pseo
| NEW BEETS-o 70 10 for g shilling
+ NEW PUMPKTNS-Scarcs, al soule Sc s-plece
' CONGRATULATIONS. and cts per bsske
sale - - per hundred or o ets per basket, 81
| j. 90 per dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27


CoUEr o. COMMON PLEAs-SpscilI TermBefore Judge
r.on llttls boy or years old. Of whom bis mo.her
claims tho care and custody he being now with ais grand
father Mr. Arthur II Harrison keeper VI pubic mouse
I'M Chathams with whom he child was len by ls iaher,
already referred Testimony was taken yesterday as
20 the fitness Of the respective parties 10 take care
Of the chd and account II possible Tor The cause 81
the child appearing be terrified and afraid Of hs mother
aud almost every else al the last time of his being
brought up
Maria I0lIa testified 10 being teacher IN tho Janessi
Public SCHOOL, Richard Harrison, the child alluded To-,
went 20 school there; his mother occasionally called 10
see him tho child appeared 10 be very fond OF his mother
heuevrr he saw her In he would run 10 her and
.s her aud always appeared 70 DO very anxious to see
the mother came to the child she usually gave him some
candy and sope pennies received word from the grand
mother Of the child that must not allow him 10 receive
ceus and candy from his mother the last time saw me
mother there, about four or Eve weeks ago. me
childs grandfather with whom he lived, resided TWO or
three blocks from the school the child used 10 come 10
school In Winter sometimes without any hat upon his
head and with not sufficient clothes % keep him warm us
health was not very pOOr sometimes the servants fi
came with him. 800
Aid Purser testified to having been Alderman OF the
Fourth Ward aud 10 resided for the last ton years IN
the same house In tho Ward Is druggist by profession
himself would not say his habits and temper that he
is wel adapted 10 bringing up child do not know any
thing IN rel gard to the members OF his family know Mrs
~ the mother OF the child she bears good name nc
fit said former part Of the testimony that she gets
her living by her needle Adjourned 70 mis- forenoon;
CGyolias C. Pot against LSac Po'f-Divorce granted
from the marriage tie