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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

Out OF about three hundred and forty Grim. malls
executed at York within the last century, twenty
eight asserted their innocence to the latest momsn,
Of their existence 'NN'''"'
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

Fourteen steam vessels viii be sufficient Ia
perform the whole service after the first of Jan.
uary next-N o. Picaune 'as@'
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

THE New WATER GAs.-The Union Gas Light
Company. located in jersey City, which organ
lied for the carrying out the above invention with
a capital Of $500 900, had general meeting Of the
stockholders yesterday morning, and in conse-
quence of many stockholders and others wishing
to purchase States and parts Of States in which to
introduce the new cheap gas, 1t was unanimously
agreed to sell many of the States to the highest
purchaser. All the stockholders were present and
many capitalists, and the bidding was spirited,
and after fixing price for various States and parts
of States, the choice of selections offered at
the highest premium. The first premium was
Sl 500 for the patent ght for the manufacture of
Water Gas in that portion of New York Gnclud-
ing the city, lying east of the Hudson River and
Canal to the Lakes, the price OF which was esti-
mated at 500, 500, making for this section Of New
York $4,000. The other premium for Long
Island and other islands OF the State was 81 900,
and price $500, making $4,000, purchased by
Danforth q Co., Patterson, N. J. Another pre-
MUM of $4,000 by J. Crutchet, of Washington,
who selected the State Of New York west of the
HUDSON and Canal to the Lakes, valued at S24, 500,
being s33 500, thus making for the State of New
York alone SS5, 600.
The city of Boston and ten miles round realized
premium of $4,000, together with the price,
$4,000. The balance Of the State OF Massachu-
sets 1000 premium, including price, S27 900,
purchased by n New York gentleman and another.
The State of Louisiana was purchased by a Bos-
ton gentleman for S3l $40, including $4,000 pre-
mum Georgia was purchased by Mr.. James
Gddngs, Of Maryland, for 500, 500, including
500 premium. Virginia. east OF the Allie
gheny ridge, was purchased for $s4, 200, by Mr..
Brown. Of New Jersey. Maryland and Della
ware, by Mr.. Peters, of Baltimore, for S29, 700.
Alabama by Mr. Crulchetts. for 1000. Cali
forna by three gentlemen for $4,000. New Jer.
sey was purchased by his honor the Mayor and
several others Missouri to Mr.. Bramhall, of
Jersey City, for SI0,6l2. Ohio to the same for
$4,000 North and South Carolina to Mr.. Gid
ding of Jersey City, for $4,000. Pennsylvania
and Maryland to Mr.. Nicholson, Of Baltimore, for
S45, 100 and he balance of States to sundry gen
temen.-rhe premiums, abov. the capital stock
of $500, 600. amounting to about Sll9,6 900. Alto
gether the bids showed the confidence and great
satisfaction Of the parties in the new great inyen-
ton Of Water Gas. Ii is the same as used at the
Astor House for some four months past, costing
only about one-fourh the price that Coal Gas ~
supplied at, the light being equal. We understand
that machinery is preparing fast it possible
tn turn them out, for various parts of the States
We shall now soon have good and cheap light.
There is good time coming.-.N Y. Express
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

ing in strength and volume from above, and from
wthd rawal and distractions below-by force
OF sinister numbers, and by the vacancy Of 81 rdid
deserlion.
The liberties OF no intelligent people have ever
been so much in danger from open and sudden
assault, as from piecemeal invasIons 1t is nd,
worth while to look at this measure in its specific
operation.
Events have made up practical issue and that
issue is, shall the Southern States submit to have
themselves degraded, their institutions denounced
and violated, and their property confscated, by
the measures of confederacy formed to protec,
them with greater security. The fatal result NAV
be as well attained by temporary compromises as
by unequivocal submission.
Those who affect to say there is no danger are
of three classes one cries safety whilst it is look
ing in the midst of the wreck Of its own section
for floating materials, to erect therefrom presi.
dental platform. Whilst the storm is raging thew
are securing fragments to contribute 10 those who
have thrown their brethren overheard who think
they have escaped well, if they can say they be
long to the great Democratic party-or, to the
true Wing party.
There is another class that is willing to com
promise with the present, by hoping for a better
future. This class, whilst it is backed to-
wards the precipice chooses to look from it, to
avoid dizziness. BY turning their eyes from the
danger near them, they have n blind hope that ii
is not so bad as if they had looked upon it.
There is a third class that is willing to see the
South surrender everything rather than endanger
the Union-commonly called glorious Union.
They are willing always to occupy a subordinate
and degraded condition under consolidated
Union, rather than make any move that would
interfere with their repose in their own genera
tlon. They look upon the rights of posteritv,
something like the Irishman, who said he fell
little regard for posterity, as posterity had done
nothing for him. These classes make up strong
influence. They are kind of troops who march
to the battle field and are willing to capituate for
their own safety: To submit to the present state
or things-one that will certainly become worse,
is to make voluntary surrender of our franchies.
twill be to submit to disfranchisemen, and con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
CALIFORNIA.
The Outbreak mt sacramento City.
MI.
Office Pacific News,

Correspondence OF 1HS T1ouuos
Office Pacific News
San FRANCICo, Aug l5-noon.)
DEAR MIR. GREELEY; The extra steamer edi
ton of the Ne,cs which 10 this moment issued, will
convey 10 you moRt painful intelligence.
The long portended storm which hang over Sac
ramento, has burst. Blood has been spilled and 1T
may be before this that tho city is in asheS
You are perfectly familiar with tue whole que''
sop of Suffers claim to The land on which that
town ia situated aud with all questions aralng out
Of it.
B assured that there are too SlaeS 70 tue &so'y
and that both will yet be heard. For ourselves,
we feel bound to give facts as they trahSplre' ano
N watch the leading OF events. but 10 one WING
osr,e h;tber moro than year ago, ana entered
80. ,ben new country as we supposed on equal
foot;ne with ali others who came there, and soon
r,ar + sDnears somewhat strange to behold what
;s now taking place The title TO the lands In and
sronnd Sacr amento is either IN the United STATES
or in Suffer. We think the claim OF the iaHer
vsljd one, and thatihe squatters are in fault
But certainly wr0ng hes been done by the Courts
in 1efnsing an dppe03 to be taken in any case And,
nroh,bly. she whole outbreak might have been
nr,,snted had auoh an appeal been granted
There are those, however, who ditfer IN opinion
az to this The ntrife has been monthG fermentng,
and may not easily be quoted.
The sensation which will be produced in the
States by this news will be, as it is in this city,
profound. Lbinam gent9um SuauS are we with
in or without the Republic! Are the laws Of the
United States to be extended over US or are We
to establish a supremacy for ourselves? We can
nos live in this anamolous condition much longer,
thai IS certain,
All other topics of Information seemed to be alb.
aorbed too day by she one great topic as above.
The California Guards company of infantry,
from sbis city, it is stated have gone to sa0ramen
to this morning. acquisitions for arms, &C., have
been made upon parties here. An express has
gone TO San Jose.
We have aent reporter to the Scene of action
who will give us full particulars, but no, in season
for this hteamer.
Meantime you at homo, SIS we DOW hers at this
moment, must remain in anxious suspense.
In haste, c. w. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
CLOTHING.

THE ASSOCIATION OF TA1LORS
ApEG TO INFORA their friends and the public that ney
DhaYe opened for the sale Of ready-mado clothing
tho -
BOWERY, NO. 7.
Fhey stock of harvett and Winter goods on han1
able su the and wants OF their customers
the shortest letter End cheaper than ony other establish
men In the tr9de. all wv"
WILLIAM HIHDHAUGH, Merchant faior, Of
w VeSey.s Astor HOu 9, beRS leave TO INFORM his
rteuds and public generally that he has just returned
from business Trip to Europe where he visited the best
manufactures that could be found aud fo, which no OBJ
cotbs CaAsimereA SIX and Cashmere Vesipgs OF
the bes fabric that can 30 Produced and Of tho aies
approved ityles He would call attention 10 this
fact and hnAs he may venture to that he has sye OF
goods his that cannot be exceled by any ether
establishment IN the city of New York. sl4 Rh'
AAHAY NEXT! fHE J0uRNaYmEN TAIL
~ ORS co OPERATIVE UNION FAlLOkfNo Es-
FABLISHMEgT 1874 Ma sHu-st one door south OF Seek
uHp open for business and public Inspection Fhey
invite their fellow artisans and citizens 10 ch pose gar
ueu, from splendid assorted stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods Every garment 10 warranted 10 ht and made In
he mos fashionable, durable style We say in word,
and what working mechSnica hsyo done can
and will do ais Inn
Ns l94 NaSssu'H door south Of BseSman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

School law or detests Socialism robs himself
Of ever 50 much in order to impoverish us
less than York shilling. At the urgent
request of many of our patrons, we have
somewhat enlarged our type within the past
wear, in order that our paper might be op-
yiously as well as intrinsically among the
most readable in the world. Our Cores pond
ence is now more extensive and varied than
shat of any other American journal, 30 NAV
it is impossible to crowd it all INTO our
Weekly. but we believe that is not ex 'eeoeo
in extent and variety of Intelligence 6y any
other Weekly, while eur Semi " eekiy Is
exactly two such papers as Ihe " eeni },
vet afforded at So per annum III u a1v@no1 ~ ~
IS for two copies. The DAILY tribune a! %
ner annu1n now contains larger amount OF
reading matter mot counting ADVERTISE
ments] than almost any other DAILY IN
the World, though there are several costing
$40 in this country and $50 to $50 IN Eu.
rope. If eheapness, variety, amount of
matter or extent Of arrangements by Iele-
graphs, Correspondence, &c. to procure
early and Observation-Disclosures be regarded,
we submit that The Tribune has fairly
earned and still deserves the large sub8crlo-
ton which has been accorded it, now
amounting in the aggregate to about 69,Vo0'
TERMS Aitonys in Adpance1
DAILY, IS per snnum 81 30 Tor three months
sEMIWEEKLY. IS do; s. for two copies; go tot
ten copies;
WEEKLY 81 for one copy eight for sIo twenty for 81"
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited by
GREELEY d hcELRATH, 1874 Nesazu-st N. I.
~ Editors with whom exchange, ana VINO fsgala
10 theHl, VIII ODuSo 10 Wy
sfvtng suc6 potcs Of his Prospectus they may deem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
II A Y A N A
Arrival of Trosps-3uIl-B nftlu6.
Of Yhe Tribune.

Correspondence Of Tho Tribune.
HAVANA Tueedhy, Sept II.
Atssrs. 6ree<p 4 MeElyah;
The new arrangement Of the English West In :
dia Mail Steamer Company made its opening here
in good time by the arrival OF the Conway, Capt.
Woolley, on the morning OF the 18th inst due l2th
irom ST. Thomas and amaica, leaving the evening
Of the same day for Ba!ize, Honduras, bringing
dates to the 18th August from London.
On the morning of the 18th arrived her Males
ty transport bark Saint Cecilia, Com Ojada, from
Cadiz, with ibe distinguished Lieutenant General
Dos MANU- EMMA and his lady, and the Brigader
Don JUAN PAyIA, Governor Of Mstanzas, and lady.
sE passengers other officers Of the Spanish Army
who have been familiar with active service in the
esrlietI troubles, were also passengers, and 327
soldiers Of the Regiment Of Ceuta. The Madrid
papera give the announcement of orders for the
formation OF four baitalions Of Infantry hous and
strong each, for the lsland OF Cuba, and ntim alton
of four squsdrons OF mounted men, one brigade Of
artillery, snd company of sRppers, in addition 10
augment the protective force here Gen. Coucha
is said 10 have been occupied with these matters,
but we do nos suppose that be will be detained
long from bis post thereby. General ESSA. now
second in Official position and responsibility to the
Captain General, ard his successor in case ofdostb
Absence, or inability, under the law, iaspoken OF
SIS 8 coed soldier ard strikes all fsvorably who
have opportunity Of approach.
The iown OF C&rdenas on the night OF the 9TH
instant, was the acene OF fire resulting in the loss
Of several buildings. The danger was imminent
that la &c portion Of tbs chg would be destroyed.
but tbs flames We-a controlled and asbj2ed by ex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
pATEwT ZIG PAxmT.

rgNnG sUgBCEIgERs, Agents CT the new.!s rso5 az
plorink and Aiming Company, have rsceived troa aei
sytensiyo Works at Hswnk supply Of tho ra'sr' w;
Brown and RranAnate Falais whieh will be sispSssd'i
on reasonable torns. 49,, 10, 1,A
hTogn ur 10 deep orange, and &lso b2cs eaa 49,
aompossd OF uetollic oxidos their lasting Propsts "a
ecnnomy spa be confidently 6nnd0c. 2nh eosts
Az sIso orspxros from oxides, paints fsahag
sangbls Tor tho coating ofiron and Of Tin, riag 10 w
.-n.rcttou xroinsi oxdIzcton Eow Known. -,
Sbese pains when applied 10 wood, form, s4sS 7tR
be protection sgz,ngt ara IA, d,
amply Of The CompenYs Se=udfal SINE ond.
ZINC poyyso extensively used IN Pars and 7thel psfs
europe II the cRt vanSoe Eubsn.os for +i.a sal so
sther dostsrto1s 32hts q 5hsf!y oLpscca. gsf esN
iha Eubsc7iss!s B. z JONES go.
22uos 3 gssTEA
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a FORTUNE PoR EVERY PERSON,

a3RAMBLE8 PATENT PRE4IUm 5ELP.WElaH
ID Ing moving index AAd diSchsrginR Bcae cae1asee
for warehouses milles, and all ohefs connected vita bs
weighing OF grain seeds Patented July 49, 1859 Ter
rtoIy for sae such conditions that all persons pufcna
ln2 bound 10 make money RhiS Rcae look the s'es
medal 4. tho Albany State Fsr asi week an nedy %
dapose Of the following Penitory aeVenty countess 70 ns
gste Of New ncutng the City and County o. New
YORK j Maine Now. Hampshire Vermont hassachnsesa
Connecticut North and South Carolinss Georgia As9s
ma Mlssissfppi, Louisiana Texas and Arkansss TOO
above territory win be sold cheap for cash Rhe model q
the scale be at tho National Hotel, Cofla1dth
and 81 the Pacific Hotel Gfeenwchst whersI always
w '0'--~ N'-D GEO w HOYT, Agent
sl92wa Dr. o, BUBH Assistant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
The Steamers Mortal ty on board the Falcon
The Army, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HAvAxA. Weinepdsy. Sept. ID, 10


Msss7s. Grfeiey s. NcElrGth Ths uncertainty
OF the departure Of the Ohio compelled NE toclose
my letter yesterday and place it in the mail The
Falcon With over 400 passengers appears to have
been badly provided for in provisions aud medical
care az reported by the passengers have con-
ver.ed with, on her route up from Chagress Many
of her passengers we're masters Of vessels from
the different eastern ports, and where the com
plant comes from intelligent fsrng men, there
must be some cause for it. Eight were committed
to the deep the day before arrival, and one the
morning she cane into port The names have
heard but have not been able to obtain list Capts
Clark and Macy, from the State OF Maine have
heard mentioned as victims to shiPfever or cholera
and Nr. Trask died here lag! night. The steam
er was relieved from quarantine on condition thsi
the SICK should be rals,erred to hospitals Oh shore
which has been complied 0ith and they are re-
ported So dong well
The ltndipg q passenger On this coast By Lieut
Porter ia explained, hs having been done, at the
earneEt solicitation OF the man, but that does nos
save the violation of The law. If the man vas
landed at his own suggestion he would be severely
punished, for it would throw suspicion upon MIN OIL
a de sign not compatible with the peace aud safety
nj the Island He dee, not seem Of material, in
telectusly or physically 70 perform the haz Ardo0s
du.jes that would deyolve upon secret agent :
and the contradiction or explanation, am sorry to
saw. has not found believers with any portion OF our
population and if there ID proof Of the matter it
would be well for 1t Potter TO bring 1t out, sha, be
may not be misjudged.
The propozed increase Of troops upon the Island
will carry up the nominal strength to IS 900
men. Of all arma which will always give effective
force Of sixteen thousand, with proper manage.
meDt.
Che Sophia, bark, Dsniah t,om Boston wiki ice,
arrived Yesterday loos passage The brig Anns'
won, Amy sails Tor WilmiH g;on this noTn'2s. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

B 10 Barker, the Mayor OF Pittsburgh, is &
moe el officer il his treatment Of drunkar1s Re
compels them before leaving bis august presence,
not only TO take the temperance pledge, but to take
an oath that they will observe it, We copy the
following from Pittsburgh paper A man wAg
brought before Mayor Barker yesterday morning
on the information Of his wife, who charged him
with having abused her badly A Fms of IS vas
imposed upon him, which he could NOT pay HI
was then ordered to jail for ten days Bat after
consulting with his wife and friends, the Mayor
concluded to let him GO if he would take an oath
TO drink no more while living with which he oona.
piled and left The office.
FROM HALIFAx-We have received Halifax pa.
pers to the Eth inst The fact that The CQnsrd
steamers from Liverpool TO New York are no lon.
ger to stop at Halifax is announced under tue head
OF unwelccme news, and the people Of .lif4x
are recommended 10 meet ana invite the Collins
line OF American steamers TO stop there, Offering,
as al inducement, 10 build a wharf for their use =
Accounts rom Newfoundland represent be potato
crop as coed ard free from ro.. 4 coating y5gse.
had been Ice witt ali hau9a
ANEW STATE The Gree Boy Adr3czts says
that the people Of the Upper Peninsula OF
Michigan are asitatiaS tte proiec: OF sepa-ation
IRON the S.Eie, ard the formation Of nav 5.ete.
TIE journal ct Saut ST. Auis fA7ois the plan.
ghia is q good project sad Vii, doubtless, even
tuRuy succeed. - IS Iidic-lO05 - Gl.al tie Lsas
S1Ftrior c51s,-7 % Is S.3's8f N:-A;saa
y ga. ? T.. 7-f5a1s
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A PPRENPICES, LIBRARY.-Fhs General 80.
Ace3 ceramics and fradeEnen DESTROYS OF afordn&
tbs gresec facility and euconagemento the Apprentices Of
c for the upr of,hsir minds during the Pc
nee Of their apprenticeship By The occuPsnon ofher elE1s
hours 10 pee srd Instructive reading and Riudy rsh"
ihGn The idle and debRsng aAsocattona II
City, have dining the OF ths Library made suof
improvement In their building, ME Mechanics Hall, IS
ui give the Apprentices advantages OF large apaes
The Library conveniently hsted up and supplied wiz
periodicals. u reading during The evenings kdd4s
il The grstusous OF the Books OF tho Library.
Shn removal of The Library second story Of ths
BALI with q pleasant and convenient entrance Brosa
AZ Offers additional inducements FOR all Apprentices, "a
snorscc the advantages ~hich liberal philanthropy
socieJ has provided and profers freely ior be u
who Furnish the required guarantee ths care ssft
return OF Tho books
rhst tho young Mechanic may dsprvea Of the
pounl;y Of 2rovemen the expiration Of his hppfcs
d-eship Ioumeymen and others ui hereafter oo slowbe
no use OF the Apprensicos Library, Including tho Lbra
bequea,hed 10 the sociey by the senjamin De 4.
and to which the bequests Of ohcc members OF his fay
X enable tho Society 10 make frequent additions sor rs
arasL charge OF one do!sr per year.
Members OF the gocisty gand TIA widows OF deceased
members will fnt tbs Library conveniently sccessibis A
ee females Of their tauIes, who msy now participated
IL dYanIsges.
The Library will be re3pened at tho Mechanics Hail III
Broadwss, on &ondsy evening the 10Th September apt
open every evening during he week from 70 O'clock
The Reading Eoons 81 lie Society will DO open er.5e
evening ron 10 O'CLOCK EembefE viii hnd tbs lzsa'
ofegn newspapers The tables. upon tho srrva OF ths
cleaners weekly from Enfope By order OF Tho Library
Committee. JAMEs VAN NORDEN, Chairusa
JoES c. swAE, Librarian. sl9l
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER "a

t,so1dinar7 e1ertons Of TIE citizens, assisted By
Tbs F.iI smusements-' JqR 5aiting have
been sbou. two weeks il bias. at Aega and the
exquisite taste Of the gentle 8panard mas osen
deintily cared fol-. TIE openiog Of the arena was
ereced By the death falls Of five horses and one
msr-.be Chief of the Company. Re died la':
p ,s Of the Wounds received, which is the after
ze,t Of the sport, presume. To be just. do not
believe the highly cultivated visit these scenes for
any taste or enjoyment as an Amusement, and l.
!. long sirce the ladies have denied their presence
and c0untenance to the bar0aroussport. 4. Z. @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

Kg- New-York State Physo-medicRl Society,
-There Will DE special Meeting Of The Nav oik stse
Physo Medical Society the Capitol 10 The Cly OF Aloa
nv on Tuelday the Slh Of 0cooer rex to lake mo con
rderson mstiers OF importance the Society Punc'usi
attendance OF he members lie esrnesuy req3ssSeo
BY order: T. LAPdAh, MI rresi s, ss
Il M SWEET, gscrelsry. SD!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
~ u. Edllo, d "a Tribune:

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
The Commercial Advettser of Sept 90 has one
OF It's usual sneers at the q better time which has
been so long upon its journey hithsrwsrd = and
in the uery same column, in an article on The Pro
gresa of Christianity in Turkey" it halls " a fact
which it relates as omen OF the establishment
OF Christianity ct no rery distant period among
ALL the nations of the earth, and their consequent
advancement in tbs scale of ciyilizatio Who
can doubt, after this, that the {" better time Is
indeed " coming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

~ otice-sANGAMON AND moR@AN BAIL
R0AD COMPANY-The annual meeting o. the STOCK
toders Of The ssnganon ard Morgan Railroad Company,
for the election OF Board OF Directors and snsscon OF
other business viii be hed office OF The company
in the CITY OF New York q Hanover 81 on Tueif ay 7in
dsy OF October 1855 Il O'clock NJ Polls open from IL
The book, Of irsner vii be closed from the lsh to l5ih
N1'S0N' ROBERP SCHUYLER President
Nauyork Sent rs 1850 sis fu&SRlOcH2G
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gsy- O,Rsiiy's telegraph Lines connecting
iIh ali sections of the United States: General once l0l
srosdTsv Oper nom In the morning I'LL II ct night
VSors IL New.York who accustomed 10 trAnaH2!nE
bu,iness with the ORelly Lines IN any section OF ,ns
nted ststsa will find II their inereai 10 leave thelr cis
paches Al this Office insure PromP' snd correct rams
Dtseiou '"S"
~ Eli6z.d hair Dye, Improved 30 a 10 sosi lAe
ts or whiskers momentt Is applied wnooI me eaAs
tury, Ia entirely free unpleasant odo and can o9
sashed with The strongest soap Immediately 10 applies
guhou waiting 10 dry sale applied, al BArcHaA'
81 wi. gnctorv 1 HnI.ss ayl5Tp%6hsstU
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~ The Orange nfOuntnln WRter-S u.e, 81
sS1th Orspge Essex Cousry Ne" Jersey one nou1 ue
nv the MO rs and Essex Rsirosd from lac city Tae Sc
-i.hrsni has prvae baths suached 10 most OF me pa
r-pfs roofls Address Or CARL t,ORtNL ~ao nas sas
e.dea Dr. ecker to roe nedcs department OF the in'1i'
.t'oH ~ 80 A p a sl6H