davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

Focus - liule girl, says Y Knicke, bock-
er, had seen her brother pkying with his
burning glass, and had heardelim talk about
the focus Not knowing %hat lie word
focus meant, she consulted % . dictionary,
and louad That the focus was IN z place where
the rays meet Al dinner, Hen tie family
were assembled, she annnu9 ted, as big As
could he, that she knew the #pann2 or one
hard word. Her father a>kN her what Il
was she said II was the woI focus
WELL SAID lie, Mary, whnffoes ]; mean?'
Why, che replied, & mealAa place where
they raise calves
This, Of course, raised gfhr laugh; bot
She suck TO her point, andTmkiuced her dc-
tOnnry to PROVE that she wsEAi2ht.
There said she trAnnI&6ntly :-'F 'FecUs,
place where The rays mef8 Calves arc
meai, and If they raise 4a;at, they rai>o
calves, and 50 am right, ael I, father?'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

The tirst light house Maine was erected
ia 1870, on Portland heSA A The entrance Of
Portland hnrbor. Ii Mms constructed of
stone, and was seveniv-tI4D feet high Sc.
guin Islani light. al The 3Rntn d lie Kenne>
bee, was built four yeaAm after. In 1920,
there were sixry Ighl hoses within The Uni
ted States, eight Of tliS3ii onIhe coast of
Mmne, viz SegHin and Orland lights, built
1912, Wood Island, buiIda6OS. F5uukIin Is
land, 1906, White hea@ bull 1903, Petit
Menan, built 1907. TN whole number Of
ligh; houses 10 Maine al e present j. thirty
three, with the exrePti0skof that al Bear ls>
lnni, near Mount DeserIwhich was recent
~ destroyed by fire. S3geral Of The lights
were revolving QUE. 9be t0wers are with
q lew exceptions, builIl& srUHe, and WlIl'e-
washed. "A few light houses which have
late'y Deen cOusrucle4 consists OF mere
WOODEN sieeples or copdEs, surrounding tie
houses Of the keepers, Hijke those AZ Goose
River entrance, and G&ey's Harbor 10 Pc
y lsh"Dseol Day he ay%age salary Of The
keeper uf light is abouE 1875. Cover ,ment
furnishing oil, houSeh4 accou m d.Ii,ns.
&C. lie highest sdatNpaid is $600 10 tile
&eSPerDf Mt. Desert FtAck Light, and we
haze no dbubt is recil 1tnt fairly earns his
lraney. This Light Estimated on harren
rock OF about an acre'sRxtent, which lies al
sea about twepIy miles kom Mr. Desert, and
is swept by every galeH We have heard
former keeper say ttMduring the storms
which usually visit oIIH6 CAST during The fall
and winter, the sea mak&S o complete breech
over both rock and lish puse .- Belfast Sig-
n0I 49,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

ETHIoPTAN PHMosoPHY. Mr. Crow, can
you explain 10 de subscriber why dat Iicious
vegetable called de nutmeg neber comes to ma
turiiyl'
'Neber comes to maturity
Yes; why dey am always small potatoesl'
why dey always small 'tatersv
Yes, Mr.. Grow. Why dey neber get TO be
some punkins!'
why dey heher--' ,.s.4.
Yes, yes, Mr.. Crow. Why don't de not
megs, as class, grow large instead Of always
CROWN small!'
mo, Julius Caesar, don't know noffin about
il. You must AK some gardener man about
vegetables.
e'Well, Mr.. Crow, kin tell yon why nut
megs, as a class, don't grow large. It's be-
cause ebery Individual nutmeg knows dat de
largest nutmeg 10 de world am liable 10 come
across gruterr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

\. II costs ~ more 10 raise a hundred hush
els Of Baldv Eils than hundred bush els Of
cider apple& &.or ten barrels Of Virgnlieus or
BarIletls tMp the same quanIiIy Of choke
pears. W. r.t..... ....gsa
AIaxe cdEfing Two dollars, with which a
laborer max%It fifty cords of wood month,
Is a cheapek fbol thao an axe costing bui one
dollar, and bSth which he can cur only forty
cords. Nk
IA scheap& loueh hat,fve dollars, costing in
one srsserL8,iee dollars 10 repairs. and three
more in losKtihie 10 teams. men, and BY re-
larding crofs l. a dearer plough than one at
ten dollars feG@rIng 90 repairs. 's'si' 'u9
IA COW tRugks for ten dollars, whose milk
but pays heA k epng, affords less profit ,han
one AZ thir& Rllnrs, that gives double the
amount Of iflkR iIorded by the former.
Ten &C RSM, costing fify dollars per
acre. and dxch&d, snanaIed, ani.. improved
fifty dollars e4 80 us TO give double crops,
is MUCH MOI aluahls aud profitable Than
twenty acIe4nidmproved, costing double the
snoney. iAs sfifliL sAthF
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
THE H !: ,.:s'|'TOR y Y TELLER.
rom the sOqthera& &lisrsry Messenl
,EILLY LEIGH.

"Oh many ahopeless love, like thismay be-
Gems rashIy lost in. Passion, stormy sea,
Not to lifted forth when once cast in =
NTs. Norton.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

A Coon RULE.-A man Mo is very rich
now, was very poor when was bny.
When asked how he got his FMhes, lle replied,
5Fssf4s fhIher taught ME neverh . play I'LL my
Nprk> was flushed, and nev# to spend my
eH3AiieF Kill / bal earned il. W had but an
.boAg A a day. must NJ thaI ile frsi
hing; hour. AndA Atler this was
allowed d }ffFffS; aud then pulJ play with
much more pleasure than il | l&ad The thought
Of an unfinished task beforsBmy mind.
early formed the Irahi Of d6bg everything
in Inne, and II suon 5ecameA perfectly easy
for me 70 DO 30. Il Is 10 tIiz4 owe my pros
and dn likewise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
Goal.

COAL-The subscriber is now prepared to supply
,onuue with kinds Of Anthracite and Buminoas
Cos. VIZ Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehh Hszen Liverpool
% Csuue sney Cumberland newly mined and warranted 70
Be Of tho yer quality which he offers ior sale AZ the very ow
robe p delivered the vessel or screenee rom the
TfNFs l. WORTH southwest corner bany sud Washing
{oT.t. ar cor Thoupsonst, ard 6th-sv cor Auos-st
80. i.o a, tbs 6aes OF r. " WORTH No. 50 Walst,
ra Cty Budus through Dspateh Post Wiz receive
prompt attention.
sNOAI-Verv best quality OF Red Ash Stove and Egg,
m grocer, ,rd from the yard, No 60
at 8 IS White Ash IS . cents ess from
tcats. niai, 'N''iC.',-
DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsyivania Coal Com
rsny pepsed to furnish superior NhIe Asa f..oa Coz u
,e..fe nurs,. from yads 10 tai, City WansbuTsb
aid Bro syn Company. facilities such ~ to enable 70
sesse. loading SeGYork Port wen Par
delivery Of Coal O domestic purposes
I,pi, ,beo Aiee Broadway ard Nsl~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
GaIamanoer Safes.

VTTIDERs PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE
w Who male. sell. The question Of asked an :,
fines with certain Safe matters ~ ms guy ton o.
Sc. cere similar Wfdsis Patent aud that be reserved pm M
o. an he .aue Then another direction thro arc DsH.ne
,~sr who have sey ininsed patent havns olde los
Blu claiming In have been Uuoruae aud -
,its have bonds t1utnss
Pstent IN any TO say that ines IA
the reputation whch a. 1a'i'Is
pa ,rs5e and solo b. HERRING No 49, Watef.i aud by
sTr MARVIN No l16 Watest end & tnosa ~ho "'h
- Wud,,s that the Safe m.rsd "a d ln %
nave wnu,is, Il. @. WILDER, Patentee.
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Professional Eotices.

A CARD.-The Baron. DR. SPOLASCO. A B., A. VI.
~ &C &c Professor Of Medicine and Susry Consu Phyn
I'D Surgeon lfrom L0rcon OF European fame dsly
VISITED by uIuHat- slfefers on al yars Of the UlOa AID
skiT Of disc
frtvi0usy without the In
world Consulting No 20 q MeDosEAI
Attendance day from A NJ p NJ and the
Ito No'elock STRICTLY seeEs; aud eSshdsltaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
painis, Glass, Sr.

ZINC PAINTS. THE NEW-JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY manufacturing tess Pants OF supsrr
ousifv al Of which warranted ~ RI
Th- ,urrouy every respect a. Inc over Iced Pai' vel 80
bf.eS quanty double t1- f'c.
and Il evident thar the cost TO tie
BOT IL one-nsf great
IteT sale prncpN ceaer 10 thb .n1 oer et" a.
r,s1uf.cturers prices I'D ~ The Company AGENT
hANNIkG sQUIkR, No . pey-t Ns~-i9rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
Hsies o. AarIisp.

K " FEosT. Auc-'oneer.
ACTION kOlICE-R. " ROST-Aucti0n store
~ No IS Srucs-.t sell THIS DAY u. ococs, ,gs and
assortment q Vines Lquo' Cordial. an 'saii ron
deser declining burress c0ring OF d O,nd 5n y
bottle. Holland Gin bottles DO jana CO Kun, Por
CordsI Of OIL tird 10000 Cgs comprsirf so-e choss
Bds AID Beoding Sfss and Couch Bed Ch- IA
bles Bureaus Painted set Mirrors Psictnsi, &c
MsRwiN, Aus'one-r
DY BANGS BROTHER Co-Irade sales Rooms
- No IS PMs-o-
DY SIMEON DRAPER-On FRIDAY. August oh.
IA O'clock Merchants EIeb.Lse for account OF tbs
CaIonA oppr Company 100 Tgn Of Copper Prt' ",
about half OfJ cent AID scout Onea per esb' ~
NE ore immediate delivery and Be seen 81 The
of 90 oftIe Comrs1v. 7s Bs.serst.
d. 5 HoU6H. Auetoneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF elegant RoseSoOd FURNITURE
II Piano Porte Per Gssses Velvet Carpets, sc, &c O. WE'D
NFSDAY 10 II a. no li West 2Ss between IN
and sfiavs 1tis viii embrace large VARIETY OF the most ee
ari Furniture In Plush aud brocee made ~
Il the and inst rate od u the sale NAV be
Rosewood ocstee and Puh Rosewood Cen
Tables Etatere Pier Glasses &e elezant Cgrtsa
Couioes &c Rosewood msrbeOp Bureaus Wshsands' French
Bdse,dr Gc Also variety OF ca NAses MAns
Carpets py lnsaH valuable and choice eoectoH OF vi
Panings eued Line Eusavnss richly framed beat
Hair Aatrcssta Passes Banko BoseTs, Pows Ol COun
eusus AO aarse quantity II salpEly and Maple ha@be
uHiurc Csi.ely and Plated Ao, superb no -Sod
with -olu sacbm- Mt made BY Gbert %, OF
iut,or TONE AID modern finish Catalogues noTaiAs
.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
Cteursions.

CHEAP BAY EXCURsiON.-fare only ia cents.
u -Tbe ,ureror steamer ARMENIA vii msse sn escnson
hIou g The NAfr9- % ne Lower
r.. i.rsins Mon Jersey shore neE hEtfoht rave
- a. AZ clock Rrturnlus eaFr ton ~ cock
- .for. d.rk Fare e,ch way ~ In FTP aiid
Sii ,sv he Bav bor of NS-lork and dscd7di tne
ehe,p.sf ard mos pleasant excursion Of the season
EXCIrRSlONSi EXCURSIONS! EXCURSIONS
r. M NV AID ,1eudd steamer MAY QUEEN may Be eAaf-
800 sstsh Schools Military and other cusns y app J.
ips 10 " II WOODRUFF Per No ID Nor-n ''ef 'e"-ioiA'
EhEEkNCURS 10 the LAND oil the FORD
L U.u VILLAGE AssOCIATlOS-On TUESDAY H.-rnoon,
N ksroldiFom City HAL lcfes IA
Monday Nferrrcon sgs y me 'rt-
o Al he Part Broomg DP Tue'dy n0n9E until TIE
t ofsrng Persols WIKI the Pr1psrig ein be supp od
With foset. above. NEWELL BARKER, No Nas'sa-'t
HRAND EXCURSION for COMFY ISLAND
Lsndipr q, Fort Hamilton each vay-E.ss ~ cents esen
vr,Tbe rev and splendid ECONOMY Captain L D.
ibs Las cor eucsd her regular Day mp 0r ms '@0i 70 'oA
n, vt r0S and CoNFY ISLAND leav1ug a. 'ol oss
yeot sprrs.t- st...... 9.AM Per ~ y B..'""lo
20 20. srs. -. q Per NR... 4P
~ ..sant BARROsO VII $50 les'e - oov,
So A. ........I OLA per No. R......I1 A.
sIl;Lss.' = P NJ Pier No 3 y R....... q NJ
slllLs...r ..' 81 p ~ Per No 3 :. R....... D P n.
sorvius a. Fort Hamilton o. the lll t-g ovs lsIt
m DIRANT sil also every suaday eavns syL 81
II ara ~ and Pies at II AID JOHN ? kODA1N Agent
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Dtean 6tfam,rs, &r.

DACKET- SHIP ORIENT, from LIVERPOOL
Copnrn, ssler bve ysse are requested 70 send hs permit o.
board Per So y R. rtheut es.I A. rods not permitted
y We - sr0FFoRD. TiLEsT6S Co. No. > Broadway
CTEAMsHIP TAURUS, Capt. IIrLE.-This fine
E6SEs61x Ti ss s;sR g'::s.; p. gP 1,:l
U'oR CALIFORNIA-IDdependent Opposition Line
re.u,bp. TsCLE SAN Pacific AID
'sAttrsd wi Il present compose We iine
f', Gag Steamship vi Be- dR.sld s6u Ira va o % ,5sa
did vel ns last sailing steamship UNCLE SAM Wlh.n A
p.sel gers fIoI Panama 70 San frAnese2. ,,. -,
he ss z, %5. I1 1s AZ . s,1s .1Os ;. nsap
unsurpassed for speed and ventAon Every sIertoo
o. tie sveDs public ard 70 b hop th.i C.n "a, WI
nc ITO ts. ai.I,' 81 sIa "a s., -t ssrIson VI, - A.
ched 70 each sVcs and nsdcns free Of charge Ff
'''si' or r''''s' 'PpF z MILLS Agent No 81 cOqrias
NV YORK and CALI ORNIA STEAMER LINE,
~ va NCsRAGUA-1he Aeees'o IT.lst Goo Az o. N
ttug.h Teaet ga1E ~ s;.4g. c'9'sss Ls- Ss.
n nTT rFTf FTiDtY ASst,, coase-as With the n. ID
u HTys - +, 8. 5sr8er oye re NICARAGUA
TR1NsIT ROufE hsy b, T~evs Miles Of .ssd l,.seoa9
'''ai CHARLES MoRGAS AssH- 80. Bowling Greer,
TIE BRITISH Az NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
{ nAIL sTEAAsHlPs ron. NV yORk = LiySgPooL.-
c.'.f Css.a gsssass o % second CABIN Ps@nse, &c
~ S.dl P.1.si. as TIE sip. se.ez .1l Haf.I
aRABIA. Capt yl1k-lx AMERICA, Capt Leiteh-
PTRslA Capt Ryre. EUROPA Capt shan1on
C.pt z g Lett CANADA. sspt Stone.
AFRICA. Capt Hzrrsoa- NIAGARA Capt Lsnz
Yss clear white hskf ns<.heat
Asrd bow nd on port bow
NIAGARA Leitch Boston. Wednesday, sts JAY
AFRICA HaSon .NewYork.. -, Wednesday 18th July.
AMARlCA, Lar .,.. Boston. wednedsy sth July
ARABIA Jlckins. New York. " ednssdsy, 9TH JAY.
EUROPA Shannon Boston "Wednesday 81 Aa,ast
ASIA Lott Wednesday lorn Aazua
NIAGARA Letea Boston Red7esiay i7h Aarr
AFRICA HArrson.. sewYork edneSrzy, TIA
Bsrihs secured 1ntil pad for
AaezyereLeed surFeon 90 board
Will es accountable for rod ay
balboa specie swely, Presoas stones nstzA oils d
v2as
PEG sht psssss sppsy 10 CyNARD. Me- Do~inSSsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
5isamboats ann 8alIroaos.

Fare q cents
AUGUST. l-53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
"A hald pook O,san House. Pot rlingsoa Mounts Dock
Tr'. UCcs fNfdsxul Red Blnk-rhs elegant ADD
con odous ar river THOMAS g. HAl0hc Caft j. r
Cots rlnn. the tst day u August Al regular
bon. between Ne~ YORK AID RCD Bank teaching 81 t1- sll
Leaving Rod BAls every mJrnins a.
oos Lsa,ns New Yorf Pses alp East River Afternoon
Il \ 0c.o,k F.fe = cent?
Ill toa, vii ron a. aboys hours until further notice
CTATEN ISIsND FERRY, foot of Whitehall ~ -
- g,-us rR ARRANGEMENTS fare ~ cents To QUARAf.
rT.E STAPIFTON VANDERBILT LANDING On AID Ster Juy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
fnrnitnre, &r.

4 Ill ENAMELED SETS from S25 10 Sl.OyO-
"A GILES BYRNE man :eaIsr. q EyAAELiD .nd %
NANEkTAL COTTAGE AID CHAMBER ~ fNI ht o1~f ses
inducements purchasers s other essesnHst u 'he
country.
Thv Trsoe supplied IN mi fnIted quantities
Warehouse No So Broadway, east side,
few doors Awe snrInEt
GREAT BARGAINS IN FEATHERS, BEDS,
OHATTREssEs, &c a; CRAWBUCkSNo ~ GI.lc5 ssc.oc
ioor ear Of kseI Nev-YotL CHEAP JfdOI o4k>'i az
FEATHER STORE The attention Of families about
Dee1ifg De-s
Mattresses Pslssses Beds Cots h. q. OF reh as's p. p
pfo1
a 10 s the above stock preyJus 70 max
Goods part OF the cy broAyn ~
~ and Mattr.- resOysts<
- 80, w CRAWBUCK.
$50 G.nd-st ID door east Of EsssT1
SCHOOL FURNITURE The subscriber invites the
- Alteration Of Committees Teachers and others has improved
Deals ChA also, Teachers Desks AID Chars Tabes n.'
with book attached oT infant scholars Boorses Df.-
boads lis Factory No. ~ Grove-t where he - eo1s .n
EADufsetsrns the above sriicles fAlON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
9nGia Rubber Goods,

9nDia Rubber Goods.
VTTCANIZED RUBBER GOODS THE UNION
ISDIA RUBBER COMPANY. Warehouse No 10 NAssau-'i
newton ,,,..
sole Manufactursrs under Goodyear' FAtsnt,
70 home sbS tre tl- est terms
CLOTHING or AL DESCRIPTIONS
Ish f.svy White Dr.b A0d ct CO-s CIosEs .nd >s
Re,nu. andp p Jsoi-ts. Freuer's Coats and Cspe<
Pouchos. Overall. Wslsins sbd RioI1E L.gEns
CLOTHS, &c.
Tosrsd Psin and nsued CTnsSs Cloths Nicholson Cosss
Trsuu. CsHp Bsnseis Printed and Pzn Table ssnd soa
Pi4s Foite Covers, Horse Cover.
AIR WORK.
Sirss nd Double Air B@s.. Pillow Cushions
I,fe-rre.erver. Boat and Ma flOsts lie B->
81 RGICAL And CHEMICAL ARTICLES. -
Breast punp. hippe Shields Teehnf Rms Nnr.ns bot>
RubOsr flr Bsdsg- ho-qa D-.-cas
uOug A. iiose - -1-s
Af'' D. " WILSON President
Treas and S~cy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
s53. Most ssf. Cheap and Reliable Route. 1888.
Summer AnangemenL
A nd INI.AND R0IrIE

Summer Arrangement
LBANY and NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE
~ RAILRoAD-FARE slT~o daily EIPes. Trains a. 81
Albzng with Central Line u Ruoad
With North for gsSpnns. Whitehall sud Mon
sL with West, ard Hudson md Berkshire
Chatham -Four COners Lebanon synnr. o. and ~
ter MONDAY July pot Of Wsits and
who're through tickets be prJguTed and bzzge
ctected.
Po Albany ........P.re 81 % For syrseuss o.
For schenectady...... 3 For ROchester.........
Uuca............ - For Buffalo " %
P.serse also received Bone Bowery AID tst nd
4h-sy. stations
The trains will laud and pssen only Cotton
F., and Chatham -Four Corners.
Al other City Hal Station Of Tyon-rov
.nd Centre s. heretofore.
July 2cth. 1858. NJ sLOAT superintendent.
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CTONNGTON LINE, for BOSTON, PROyI-

- DEsCE. NEW BEDFORD TAUNTON aad NEWPORT
Inland Route without change Of detention.
The {. VANDERBILT Capt Joe Stone and COMaO-
DORE, CsIL NJ Lewis connection with Stoa
Boston aid
daily SUNDAYS eIcepedJ from Pier No " r.
BssTy-pace Oeet p " and Stonns.on O'Clock
srI.ya Of the which leaves BOstoa AZ 4 P NJ
Thee uDsufpseed for strength safety speed 1
elessrce The Of nesced and attentive.
Tie natural dyzhtsgs q this other bsnz
a0risT direct the pleasantly add expe6
performed while rely reach ter dsI
ncn z q those by either Of the other
The COMMODORE, fom SsW-iork-Aordsy, WedneEtsy sid
Frc.y From unsiOn-rgesdaY Tnursdsy and Saturday
The c VANDERBILT fr1m NewTox-fuestsy rn1r.day md
Saturday From s0ni-g0n-Aondsy Wednasdsy snd Yndsy
EB-PasseDEeTf procsed iure
ref Providence Boston,
crc By 0d.fion A. NJ
Baggage ASt accompanies the reaasr and through
The Steamer PERRY leaves Proydenss for Newport NJ snd
eP. N, daily except Sundays
berhs freight application
Pier Nc. ? n. X, the oee, No 10 Bsiterypaes.
Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
The splendid and superior steamers BAY STATE Capt
Brown. and EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benrnn Bzytou
alternate days Sundays exeepted from Pier No n R.
Battery NJ Both touching Newport each The
STATE OF MAINE Capt 1hos Jewett Newport raes
DAYS Thursdays and Saturday, O'Clock the R-taru
abe will Newport alternate A.
apply board. a the office on Pier No. s
Freight Boston forwarded through with dispsh
sxprss freight Esa WV. BORDEN Agent Ns ssad u Wssss
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Jusuranfs Companies.

HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
Isl Broadway Tn. oouP.a, U,.' la.qraae. e, p: n.
go prS bs ns1rss p,TuP..ns profit. o 81
,.s curzs ana Aa''r.' r' ss sPSp &c u',
* .. g. q HSsTf5 81 s.t ac e: c..
hs-; C.ssEsLtss, Coun--L
\ AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
II ofe corner | es sTd Ts' 10000. the
Bsndns Msrsh.Hd's ye.;s. u Pot anl lei, csos
IL. q By FIRE APphcaan. sent By Or through re L.
patch VII De '''h''' % JIc6B wEsrERyELT Pro.dsn4
NICOLA. CARROLL, seerssay.
CT. MARK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
cS.,t.l. tl;occs JOHN N FERRl ER, PresieaI
pisEcToss -
DAVID Banks George Fgton. WE q. Cs'Sel
Tisodcr. Hirsda!e Thos L Rose. Charlie. Jsntins,
Al = Naybe Joseph kcseTs. John McN sTJ,
Charles Cooper Dsud Banks ", L.aI ssuI e
Chs n O'IlArs Wa x Taitersal John o. Roar
Frlne' NAM. Richard HaI~lnhs Sno- "; S SI
G,ons IL Ben, Am. Me.eroie, Jaia, A c,aaoa
J.n-es = Bro~1. joseph II JenninsS ; X Irem5y
] T.rsee ElnA,han Thorn, d B. Warner,
6.yid Ws..,.s Wm. 3. Bale~' Il a Ssrr.
Robt S. Goui5, HIsthas Il Howell o, nc,- &C.,
Nm g. BANKS. Council J. 7. COUESHOFEN. sarvey1r.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
II wsllst go
hi. company h.,.. .oe s.9. ., 60 40 pad N e cab 40
are . favorable terus .-. -.
profits e. b divided among tue ss-d 10 scfp 0es
which 20 he redsee m casa ~seheNsf ms 500
nslsied profits and e,pit.l ,mount "a = e'e"
rsUsTsss
ssephe Reuben Mh@rs Roh~rt b Nins7rA
IN =. e Gr,y J.ue. Warren George T Ades
Dsr,eI \ yesrirr Arthur Leary fsmueI HofrnsaL
william r. Russell. Mortimer W Hamilton Tom J. tsf -
Duer. Frederick A. De
Gas1vty 4. Lamar John steward, " lanes e ISL
gscrse Cent? Snits
Batter Duncan Jonah oakes rredescs ~ tcspr
Charles a. Russell. Joserh Gaiisrd. Jr Peegha
Laee Tovuseud James ~ Wa;erluJ Robert hons
J. 2 tiiIaud FosfN George Clrt's .....
DUscArf CUsEY, Secretary. hOBthF . nONE rresoen
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Ofee No WAls. Capita 0ve0, insaes oss
o dAn4-ze BY TIRE
Pete Baker Hs ssrcce States q pei, o0rn0 e~ ans
cir.r3 Esurkrr Brosdway Laghtsts
4 .. >tehbrs rs BrOadeL Joan l. Jeen, 20 " aeiF-
Aofress Van Wart, IFS Broadway.
S.. coufhmsvd ~ Wesi-st Gallup, es and
Albert l.. Consln, 80 Greenwich barro"-ss ,,.
Eete, os'ei, 0o'H] Sa'-o'S'i'
James 4 Crosby us Broadway. aud Weststs
William ". Leland, Newlork Reuben kesa, Jr, - sth1v
Charles Lent. kew-iork stephen cromwell lander ~ T.
Lambert &. Hall, Chicago, Ill Henry PEe Cincinnan ono
smith Iobbe Rochester, n. Y. Abba AdeiEh Phi phiA
P.,.-E 2ossb lsa Banks. Alexander Snyder, Troy, " Y.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN President
Cs.ELEs L. CLAETk, Secretary
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." PROPOSED SIT DATES OF sAILlNG.

Ecfr
BROWN, sHPLEY Co, Liverpool
p q ROBERTS 81 Co. No Is Kings Arms ara Losoos
JOHN MUNROE Co. Rue Norte Dame dos victories,
Parts. or GEO n. DRAPER Hayre
fhs ships will BE- accountable Tor gold 'iye'
saou specie jewey precious stones metals uns o OF d
signed therefor aud the value thereof therein eAprefsed
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW
- YORK end BREMEN BREMEN MAIL LlNE.-The SIDE
wheel HANsA 2So tun and GERhANIA. 1900 turs
From Bremen. From New-Yors
"a September ~
Pause tom Newly Ork to Bremen. -.
$40 second Cabin .c
For freight pGsge apply OELRChs Co, 30 80 Bfodst
VEkPOOL and LONDON PACKET S lips
Il SWALLOW TAIL LINE.
Sailing and from LIVERPOOL tho Sta and 2t ot sVery month
saiiips TO md from LONDON every stens'o rhu"iay.
secured application To the uniersod 'os pas
to ENGLAND IRELAND SCOTLAND ans WALES
BsAFTs asOuus from IL AID upward WHICH He Pay
able 81 ,sit fire. Of charge AZ
Tn, Bsnk Of Ilelafd Dublin and al 10 brancses;
Me.srs. Glypa Mils Co, Bank.rs LOMBARD g., Londoh
The National Bank OF scotland GLASGOW,
Mes. bowman. GriInei Co. Liverpool
For further information apply & BY Letter, pSstPsd 20
No New York No Resontrl~, Liverpool
lyOR LIVERPOOI-PA TRIO TIC LINE-PACK-
TT Of I'm August-The and packet ho CAL
HOJN Capt Daniel n Truman, will sii for The above pot Oh
.out the IN f. freight having 'pentd secou-
r.oda,ions sTpy hoard pier No North River, 70
sPOFfORD 1ILEsTJN Co, No 80 Broadway
TOR BERMUDA and ST THOMAS-The steamer
MERLIN, Capt Cro1an M SOL for the above Island. MON
DAY Aug
Pa.,asep,oney Bermuda .......................e0
Pa.nzs-u0rey 81. Thomas ~
For pessg-, spply to CUNAhD, ~ oDe--s 49,
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NEw and SECOND HAND PlANOFORrEs We

NEw and SECOND HAND PlANOFORTEs.- We
~ have 49, a. hssd rtssu n tN ssd fold nd
T.r. a. - a. 10 hrs pnos fu - to zoo w hre ifos
D. = q ~ mouth No ~ Broadway, N.s.lg "a .-..
DIANO-FORTES-Tb finest assortment 81 Piano
Fo.. n, cry b foune a =. Ware-rso1. q
NJ corrstrz q Geofg. hers ceerst>f
Panos and variety o. Ne~ fort and boe
ar without the E0sn As1 boutor M s~cnnd
90 Pi.ros or lot CURTIS No ~ bosd~sy
CMIHs SUPERIOR MELODEONS.-These Mel
- tuned The equs temperament lac tohzn piano. an
r,sn and ks harmony beng good
Al De wholesale
store HORACE WATERS, No. % BosdEsy Of Autony
TyHE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
Hsreroorns from No B1rcsvs 70 No s brese~sT
Of PsnoFores from Il 70 ocsves for s for
sssh approved Old PEos tskon u Pa,o DAD
% hIe JAMES IhDMr>ON
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8r-platlnS.

DIN WARE REPLATEn, equal TO new, at very low
nd var,,eteo Goods orders TO ae Silver fatius
r.5hm.n No Csnie- Grand ct, or 70 No u Johns,
)Aice No will meet with Stenii0D