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MARRIED.

On the eth inst. by WM. BuRRIs, Mr.. fRlIZ
VOLLsTETT, to Miss AUGUSTA sMALLFIELD;
all Of this place,
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'sOH, YES, WE'LL HAVE THE Liquor
Law Should like much TO have tap,
prove Of our young friends sentiments up
on the subject--but his metre and rhythm
are too defective to accomplish the grea,
object. CRY, try again"-but better try
prose.
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A CARD.
IL. PESTER, TAILOR, &C.
No DayCnp0rt ( aW, 0nposite the Post Office

All orders executed in the first style Of fash.
ion and warranted TO fit
N. b. Cutting attended to on the shortest no
lice.
-Notice 10 fcholcsale clothing mnrc'tantt M
business position would ensure first rate sale OF
Commission.
May IL 1852. Nv
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Prairie State Cook Stoves.

r WOULD state sor the information OF those
| who read Mis, that still retain the right y
sell the above Stoves, where those who Wish 70
%, them trimmed in the best manner can have
them az a lille less than the Quincy Retail fh-
ces. a,,
A liberal deduction made TO those who oos
at wholesale. The
Queen Of The Prairie, double oven,)
or Others, al approved Patterns, on hand. A'so
AIR TIGHT AND Bon STOVES,
al the OLD Stand, opposite the Brick Steam Will
Front Street.
r. S. CRAIG.
n. 3. Dry Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, Old
Conner. Brass and Pewter; also Clean Cotton
and Linen Rags taken in exchange Tor Tinware
Davenport, May 18th, 1882. 36-3m
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Proceedings OF the City Council.

Al sneoial Meeting Of the City Council, held a.
Ihursday evening the l,,a ah, 'he following reAou
| Resolved. THAT the Charter Of the City OF Dayen.
port be amended asto allow The city TO increase her
stock in the "Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Com
pany,n and issue bonds Tor the purpose OF rrow
Ing money take said stock; that said amendment BE-
submitted to the voters residing in said Corporation
| md shall be as follows, to-wit:
! .That The City OF Davenport will increase It's .,oc,
in the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company
Thousand IL at. That the City will borrow money H.
the purpose Of paying for said amount Of forty thou
sand dollars OF stock. ten thousand dollars HAVING II
sady been provided for. That tho ait OF the Gil, 81
Davenport be pledged for the payment of the prine
shall issue It's bonds for the money borrowed besr
ing interest not exceeding ten per cent, and redeem
able at any time within twenty years.
That the corporate authorities of said city shall nro
vide for semi annual OF the interest unor
said bonds, and the ult innate paymcnt the princnsi
and when the cannot be paid out OF the ordinar9
revenue, the city authorities shall levy a specific fas
that purpose upon the taxable property said
and shall provide for the payment OF the principal 6
the transfer of said stock the holders OF the bonds
or to other person persons, or in such o,har
way and manner be necessary to eet the nr;n
cipal and preserve the good faith OF the city of Dayen
poit.'
Resolved, That notice OF the foregoing propossd
amendment 10 the Charter Of said city OF Davenport
be published for fifteen days in the spapers Of sa,d
city, aud that election take place on the Goth Ju
OF May next, at which time te voters OF said corpo
ration shall vote upon the question the adoption Of
said amendments and that the vote at said election
shall be .For Amendmehlo and stAgaipst Amend
men,n and IL a majority of the said voters shall he
For Amendment," the same shall thereafter becoms
and be part ofthe charter Of said city in fu force
and binding upon said corporation, and shall snhor
iLe the issuing OF said amonnt of bonds without any
further vote upon the question oil borro ing monay
or suing bonds. said election shall be conducss
and governed as near as practicable BY the charsS
rdmances, rules. &c., Of said corporation.
10 aie Electors Of TIE Cftg If Dareaporf.
Ia pursuance o. the foregoing Resolutions notice /,
hereby given that an election will be holden in the
several Wards OF said City Thursday, Nav Goth A.
~ isss, az wh.ch Time the oIegong proposed amend
ment 10 the City Charter win be submitted for adcn
ton. Those favor OF the mt W III vote For
Anne niment and those opposed AGAINST Amend-
ment.' JOHN JORDAN Naxor
Attest, A. +. MAST, Clerk.
MAY 9th. 1852. a5e.
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Cu,ry ELECTION NOTICE.

pr.,ar, Ia notice for an election % be holden May
81, far ~, Of the city Charter, polls VIII
be opened at the following places
First Ward, Court Houses 49,
second Ward, ESD. Tichnor's oihec; ~,
Third Ward, A. A. Nc Losky' Carpenter en- shop.
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~ PRlNG has come and every day has its chan
- yes and be is wise who is prepared for the
future. Every one 1sqnires comfortable Cloth
ing, and next in order IL TO Purchase CHEAPif.
We advise all those that are III want Of Clothing
"a all Al Iha
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FATAL AiFRAY.-An unfortunate renconter tooh
place the other day between .sPneumatlc Chem
istry,' and Common Whisky. The latter go
the better OF his antagonist, and run him ont o
Tie City. Inthe hurry OF his departure, he left
small bill Of printing, al this Office, unpaid
Dubuque Espress.
We congratulate our contemporary upon
the narrow escape Of his friend, Commo,
Whiskcy. He has made good many hair
breadth escapes, but the Maine Law is now
after him with sharp stick and will drive
him so far that 'pneumatic chemistry no
any other kind ofchem;slry, will be abl'
10 produce him.
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WING STATE TICKET.
For Presidential Electors,

For Presidential Electors,
THOMAS W. CLAGETT, OF Lee county;
WIN. II. HENDERSON,, o! Johsson counts.
JOSEPH II. ID. STREET. OF Nspello county;
ELIPIALET PRICE, Of Clayton county:
For Scrrssars Of STATE,
J. W. JENKINS, oil jackson county:
For .3adstof az State,
AsBUHY B. PORTER, OF Henry county.
For Treasurer OF Std.e,
HOSEA D. HORN OF Davis coantr:
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Mr. CAY Illness has assumed more violent
type. His friends have abandoned all hopes OF
MS recovery and look for his speedy dissolution.
Rev. Obadiah Brown, Baptist preacher Tor
nearly 80 years in this city, died yesterday.
Mr.. Mangum will shortly publish reply to
the Southern Wing declaration, aud give his
version of affairs.
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BALTIMORE, May 1,

TIE committee in the Virginia Legislature re-
ported against the Maine Liquor Law.
The express train on the Philadelphia Railroad
met with fearful accident near Gunpcwdef Riv,
er. The switch had been turned wrong, causing
the locomotive and three large cars TO be thrown
smashed and the cars much injured. No lives
were lost.
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The Old Flag Unfurled!

Davenport. Nav 18th 1853
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70 TIE pt5BIIt,

Attest 4. r. MAST, Clerk.
May IHIh lslo.
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NEw YogK, May

TeIee boilers Of the stationary engine on the
Allegheny and Portage Railroad, few miles
from IEollidaysburg, exploded yesterday with a
fearful report, killing three persons.
The Pennsylvania Legislature, previous TO adj
iournment, passed number OF bills which had
previously met the Governors disapprobation.
The batch OF bills for the new banks, however,
remained vetoed.
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RAuRo. /,

Il LOAk-Ste,vn DOLLARs-S-aIe0 s,e--- -
be received q The once u the ConeAay, ~ PhIisS,
anti the iosh caJ of September next q suns,S ~ -
Whole or any portion Of the shove s.1oed ,soaa -
The Losn Sh BE- secured BY mrs a.ouxsss q u. L.
rosd o. ne CoIap.ny- As miles In lsnsis-ssd il -
ment which, wh.D PLACED 10 complete o2sr,f,o. 49,
HsrrsoaIsh and Pittsburgh 9th snsl. rSl "a go
cost $i2J1.lNf. -
The sn.ount o. ane0uditiopa ,usscnps.s. q,
aOck OF the Company the SID Ma, - a -
which viii shorty be increased to Tea M.oo. a. -
subscriptions there wS paid a. thai dsls tat, a.
This hrvsr hssis together Nth the lus- rv..s,s. ~
Compass from the busieess Of The rosn 10 IL sssnS -.
tit'on. ldoEons'rsrins beyoad donot the shss =, -
Company 10 pay not only interest is debt aut a..
aends TO stockholdena eoshes ths Dirseros, "a - ~
osn 70 capitalists With unqualified sssussos a., -
sford - ss:e an inyestuoli ~ their funds sA :. -.
the punctrsity with which sbe iptsross viii B. - -
best government securities
The Boods viii be is.oed In ssns VI On. ros..x. NJ,
ara with Interest coupons ct the rsss Of d. -, - Il
tached psysh!e the FIRST days VI January .pd M -
year, Of the oce OF the Company, III this city " IA
81" Sterling With interest ooUpoea II the nts Of n. -
cent payable ia Londoo-csch without any dsdaosis,
taxes
The Bonds ~iD be rede.mes whore the inss-,~a.
payssi~ on the Sst Of December isao thsy as, 4.
yeed sf the option OF the owner into the CAPITA - =
me u npsny ct par ct time previous O. the SIC ns
Twenty-Five per cent Of each accepted Cd n /. "a.
within ~ enty days sftsr the receipt VI aos,cs ~ III
ance ct London. for Stsrlins BoadA aud 4hs sSi
TOR Doilar bouds. tho remainder be- paid In .-t.i
every days thereafter until the whole anosnt /, s.s,
o. the full amount be paid Of once II d. sli
The proposals. Will be addressed to GEORGE v BAc0a
Treasures, PhlsdephiA and indorsed Proposals 6x ia
They win specify the price sSe'sd Coz Dolx ana Nsri.
6ondA or either.
The bids viii be opened ana determined BY The sra =
Directors, on the 18th day ofSeptoulber
Any further information IN relation " tho rosA - -
prospects win he ni.hsd application At the ees -
Company, OF to EDWARD MILLER Chief Ennnssr. ~
special AGENT ofths Co| ES IN LSsd s%,so,
philadelphia july IS 1889
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nhiU COUNTY AND RAILROAD

knO OOONl AMI hAILhDAD
" BONDS.-S25,sc Ne oter, al private ssie PtCr
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, IN psynsrs
of subscription to the Cincinnati Wilmington and Zans
e" ~ years TO un prncips and interest At New Yort
$500 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CoNvE&rRl
BONDS. OF desc iprion ssd for same Road
s2ree CT 'NTON COUNTY CONN ERflBLE o0AN
OF same description and for same Road.
$N,ooc FAiE1TE COUNTY CoSVERfiBu
BONDS, of same description. and Tor same Rosd
These ioanare seversiy Endorsed, and prompt paymml
OF prncicai ana coupons euarsnte~d by the Ravsd Coz
pany, and corresponding amount " stocx 10 the Rcd
well a. the faith and list Of the County, s pse
to the object BY special act OF the Leg stature u
and the constitution Atty OF the act a mod BY the Suprsnc
Cou,t on made and carried up ~ Clinton County
900 UNION COUNTY BONDS 10 yeus coacos
per cents Endorsed and guaranteed BY the Spnxs "a
Mansfield Railroad Company to which they issusd
payment tor stock IL.
x2s.Wo CLEVELAND and PiTTSBUR9 RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS. only years to I'm, -
S2sSco EIGHT PER CENTS Of the MlssisslPpls nA
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, 0pAl,
DELANO. DuELEVY 4 CO. No wWSAA
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SlNA TUNS of WIRE WANTED

WV Prop sails rvffec the Undersigned. the
part Of the NIAGARA FALLS INTERNATIONAL
BRIDGE COMPANIES, for the construction Of the wire
cables Of the Railroad Suspensn Brd- OF 800 feet span
tire oeIiyery OF ONE MILLION UF POUNDS OF IRON
WIRE portion of II less than 100 o0 lbs the
site OF the b1dte, on the following conditions:
TIE wire Il 10 be Of No. 10 sze, that % feet will
weieh exactly one pound
The sAoins wrsh less than Is lbs An offer for
80 70 20 lbs will be greatly preferred
a. The wire must BE- finished th lime coat nooth and
even. both ends OF the same thickness
IL must be finished In three holes nearly bard
sprir ewire
IRE iron have been manufactured ofthe best qua
ty Of fercoa booDs which all make hard wire of great
elasticity. steer 9Th. FIBRE and touehpess
g. The blooms must have been manufactured OF cold blast
charcoal pig and not of anthracite Of hot pig
7. Satisfactory evidence will be required beforehand Of
the quality othe Ion Of which the wire To be drawn
Tbs wire must be drawn blocks Of less two
feet In diameter.
must be putup In handles of lbs a. near a. can b
done, - itbout Gnsliskeins
10 The wire sto delivered in five equal portions dur
ing the months Of May June, July August end September
ofrext year
H. On delivery the win be examined and tested in
the following Of every bundss or 1000 lbs one
sksin will beseected and suspended bstween two posts
40 feet apart the end attached caosan By which IL
viii be Gradually bsuod on until IL breakA Tue condition
now Is thar this wine brrek with greater drfsc-
ton than inches which IL equivalent 500 lls or 81
per superficial inch cf solid wire section IL IL stands this
test then further exsmnaon Of thsf loo lhs resp set
TO other qualities will he continued; but IL uo IL will be
rejected aSd PLACED at the ospossi Of the contractor
L. AesHds cvehnes and hbre each end OF ske,n VII,
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CTATE AND NATIONAL LAW
Diano-fcrtes.

'nIANO-FORTES.-Pcrson about pur-
shsssnx Piano. viii find t greatly g thsb advantage
soouas corner Of isth-s and S3sv where spisodo -
oorssnt Of Rosewood Pianos from 70 u octsveA
Ul s. cold low fbs saxb approved papsI Oid Pi.nee
heu exchange Desles Teachers and professor supplied
Ga liberal terms. n J. HAINES & co Sdas cor l<shst.
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Jnsnranre Gompanies.

Jnsnranre Companies.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSUR-
INl ANCE COMPANY, No. 63 Wal-st-Tn conformity
the acquisitions of their Charter the Company submit
the following
Amount OF Premiums marked of April 1896 IS
Amount of Premiums Policies issued from Sd
April, 1851 to Sd April. 52............l5H4s8 4 On
Total amount Of Premiums ............$l 40 20
The amount of Premiums marked of during year.
above, was:
On Msrine Risks. 485 7o2 81
On Inland Transportation and Navigation Risks 1880 90
sI,5n6s2 y
Less Return Premiums lHls3 o.
Earned Preni1 ans for the yesr.......$I4 400 IS
Paid during the Same period:
For Marine Losses. $7l4 39f 81
For Inland Nsv'gson Lossss....... H7300
Reinsurance, Commission, Interest,
Expenses, and Bad Debts..... 2O6 40 50 955533 10
Profits to be divided. S47 $50 q
Amount of Eanings Of 1917 ..............$5ao55 o.
Amour of Farninss of i'...............ls8Ils7
Amount of Esnipgs OF s4s. ..............zS72 rs So
Amount Of Earsngs " 1850. ...............0I 1856 O6
Amount Ct Earnings Of s4s "a
Amount Of Earnings Of 1852. .,............4sz966 q
Total for SIX s.."................$L623398 80
Less amount Of Certificates 1917, IS4S, ls4s and
9per cent Of 1850 paid In cash ........ 6I8sso s.
I,OOs4O7 sc
The Company furth. repor. that they had at that date
the following Asets, VIZ;
Invested in United States per cent. and other
t2s,572 II
Bonds and Mortgages. 58OOo 90
Bills Receivable. ........................ $50 $50 "A
Cash and Unsettled Claims, TO be closed by cash
OF notes.. $4,000 81
TOTAL Assets ,SfS 100 50
The Trustees have declared Dividend Of Thityfve Pc
Cent the net earned Premiums of past year. payable
In Scrip on and after the second Monday In May next
The Trustees have also resolved balance of the
ouadirs Scrip Issued for the year sndus Sd April 1885,
be paid with the interest due thereon and after Monday
the 10th Of May and s that the and 50 Der
cent OF the Scrip issued for the ending April 1851 b
paid In like manner, and after Monday the 18th July
prox the Certificates be presented aud cancelled 20 thu
extent Of payment. By order of the Board
w. v HUTCHING5 Secretary
Eew-York, April a. 1852
TRUSTEES.
kseph Walker, d. w. Catin, Chss a c.r,sto,
Thomas Hunt, Paul Spoford Lucius Hopkins
james Freelsnd, septmus Crookes, Daniel G. Hsysnd,
Henry Sheldon, Charles Psyen, Levi cook.
Thomss S. Nelson, Charles II. RorerA David L. Ssvr.
Wilson Hunt, Samuel J. BeslA Henry A stons
Stewart c. Marsh, William Watt John stsv.ra Jr
George HastinsA Almet Reed OE. msltby.
samuel Willeta Cyrus Cu-tiu RIM Wbitlo.L
Cornelius Grinnell, Herman Boxer James r soutts,
Elias Hicks H W. I. Mall
ELLwOoO WALTER President
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice-Presidsnt
M CHAS NEWCOMB. Second Vtce-Prssidsut
Wv. HurcHiSci Secretary
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or. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE

CT. NICHOLAS FINE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.
Cash Capital, 10000 Dollars.
Insurers participate In the profit
This Company having completed their ossnizstion Will
comm business Monday, ID August, next ct their
present location. corner OF slh-sv. and 3ist-
Policies issued all descriptions VI Merchandise, SoreA
Dwellings Furniture Ships IN Port, 40, a favorable
terms as other City Oces with the advantage 10 lnsureu
Of share In the pnofts Of the Company.
DIRECTORS
NJ HOPPER Mott 9sIritt s Mott Henry 3. Bolster,
Jas R. Del Vecchio. Joseph Boushton, Elijah Wsfd,
Wm A WhssleT James w OGDEN Johu 4 Gum.
Wna "a Csmnh.i,l San nal Lym.o GarrttH II Striker, "
Ie..nh " sapps.s Asshrl A Deumsn Stephen w. Ionss
Iohn Mever Henry d Crane. William J Brisiey,
Erastus Lyman, Marx Cornell, Jonn "srS
Johp Dephau WmiR Stewart, William Winslow,
ETssns q sanderson Henry Dubois Andrew Ward,
Geo w Van Mort VIM w Cornell. David L. Ssyre.
John w Howe, Cummings II Tucber,
HOPPER MOTT President.
CHAs. q. RICHARDSON Secretary.
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b. tested by bending the OF large psr
on pew and sharp pliers sDd perd IL back again Inc
wire stand this sifhout the least sign Of nre
Its hsrepss ard elasticity vii the time b. exam
neo BY bDning and swinging also by hsmnenns hns nd
motel ing the ends which forms part Of the operation OF
splicing
IS Such lots stood the various sstsfscoriy
will then b. accsped aud 30 per cent. " its
foil will then be paid TO the contractor 10 bsnsabls
furos
II The 20 per cent will be reserved for fur months
longer Should IN that time during OF the
cables any defective sk.ins be- discovered such
will rejected and plsced at the dsp sal
either broken whole, oiled oiled.
they happen durns h- progress " the work The
value such wire together wh the labor expended upon
H. will then be deducted OF the ~ per cent reserved
Is The undersigned the Engineer Of the Bridge, will
be the sole poss of the shove tests he will ssnd an I'm
umpire between tile contractor and the br ige Com
renies from his decision there shsl he appeal
6 PROPOSED, Tor imported will also b. accepted One
half or 1850 lbs will be used the Cansds side and
BE- -onoed, II imported by vsy Of New.York
H. Proposals will b. received until the lst OF october
next they 70 be directed the uode rsned At Sags
r. Falls n. Y, and should be marked the envelope
"Prtp cssls 70 Bridge VIE"
10 Tho,e contactor proposals. accepted, will
Be informed OF the fact by mall before the 10Th Of Do
tober next JOHN A. ROEBLlNO,
Engineer c Niagara Falls Railroad Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls N Y, August 5. 1852.
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NIEW SILKS, DRESS GWs;s

~ MIRINos -rbs :ss ,s,u e. a. - "ss ~,
their new silhs, super full ChnIx srslisy y W.
Laines and slmoet ever snaso s~.ssNs - -
md retail TIFFANY CUTii"''
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DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
SCHOOL of ENGINEERING.-A

~ School Of Civil and Mechanical Eagineerins will DO
I'd on the 18th of il Yale College
nectiou with the Oepa Of ADD Arts The
course Of will embrace the higher Maomatfcs
and al the Ma hemsfics and NJ. chanos branches nmed
atsy CONNECTED sIth EngDsering with their applications
plste course Mstbeu acsl Drswins with shafns
aud tintns; Pr.ctica Surveying all s branches; Eog-
neeyps Field Wo the Sci, VI CoDstrucuon ana the
Of Astronomical Instruments The student may ,sss
full or partial course For further particulars address w A.
NORTON. Professor OF Engineering, Yale College New.
Haven
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EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE co.

d EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE co.
HI Insurance Building. corner Of W all and Wi!t'm
cts Offices Nos. IL and H. ground floor
Samuel 5 HowlaDd, hobart B Mioturn,
Stephen W atney, Reub-n Wlthen,
Daniel b Fearing, Edward G. Center,
William H. RUSSELL JOSIAH Osk1s,
Augustus Downing, Joseph Gsiiard Jr,
Getaway b. Lamar. James NJ. Waterbury,
William II Aspiowall, George Curtis,
William Butler Duncan, George Atec,
Charles II. Russell, DAVID s. Kennedy,
Isaac Townsend, John Astor. Jr,
John A Stephens, Frederick A. Delano,
Jan es srfen, James Rel
Arthur Lesry Dsuel Drake Smith,
Mortimer w. Hamilton, Frederick q Foster,
Dennips Duer Peleg nall,
John Steward, Jr, Robert Hone .
This Company having their Capital Of 81 5000 paid In, In
cash. and securely invested prepared TO insure ssaips
loss spd osnsge by fire Oh favorabls terms
The chIter this Company provides that after paying
interest 10 holders at the o per cent
num- fourfbs of the remaining profits 10 be DIVIDED
among the assured in scip b-srins interest," which scrip
H. be sbe in cash bepever the sccu nusted profits
ana capital shall amount To 81 0o0,No.
R6BERT s. HONE, President.
DUNCAN r. CUsRy. Secretary.
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H,0IEACHERS. - For SALE or to

LET-A pew school House, recently erected and fuI-
nished in the rsroiy growing villss' OF Yoots" west
cbeste, County The building situated in dslightfu ro
mantle part Of the village and every wsy well ADAPTED
70 the purpose To capable Teacher OF either sex the
peuns Win be- found desirable for school OF the first
cisss Application N sy be msoe to w. NJ SEYMOUR, No.
AChatbs n, souare. or at Y0bkeu.
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CEAMLESS BAG LOOMS-For sale
~ by the subscribers B BRUNDREO, SON l. CO., Old
ham = Okla. near Paterson, NJ.
Gutlerp, Aar0marc, &r.

American Hardware.
DLIVEN Il DOUGLASS. COMMITS
Id SION MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE DEAL
Frs, No. Plsttst, near Pearl,
offer to the trade large stock goods which they con-
sany receiving direct from the manufacturers AID Will DO
SOLD on favorable terms
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NJ. B BUTLER, Aucnonse. n g ciU
DUBLIC ADM lNISTRAIOnsosss
il On WEDNESDAY. AuG a. at eoso%i ~
sIrucest va Hoor) III. basncs OF the rnser ~
sett. May ca ott and other intrststes eesxs ~
ture, Ofbc~ DESKS AID shjss bsns arc - y -
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