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haps he meant to keep them, and woull
have done so, doubtless, had not tempta
ton met him at every turn. Again and
again, Harrison Grey found him in com
pany with, and partaking with wine.bib
bers. Mary was warned. But Mr.. anG
Mrs. Grey thought he was too talented ane
noble to ever become drunkard; the in
! f1uence of wife was all he wanted to save
him. Oh specious reasoning. that has lee
thousands Of the beautiful, the loving ane
true, to ruin and despair. If the maider
cannot hold the lover firm, be sure the
wife never will. If the man hath not the
strength within himself to walk upright, NJ
power of woman can hold him long in the
paths of virtue. When will society cease
to make woman the keeper Of mans NOR
ais?
Charles Preston married the beautiful
and amiable Mary, with the full consen
and approval of her parents. Two year.
after, Harrison Grey married Kate Boyd
the kitchen girl, without their approval, ane
with reluctant consent.
Let us skip five years.
Mary Preston is at home again in he1
fathers hall, the pale, wretched, dropping
mother of two sickly children. How coul6
they be otherwise? the drunkard s children
are rum-stung. Charles Preston fills the
convict's cell, and from his lodge of sir
goes forth day by day to his hard toll, te
expiate the crime of embezzling the pub.
lie money and for forgery.
The kitchen girl is honorod and loved
But the proud, talented, fashionable and
rich agent Of the Railroad company. hath
bowed all their heads low with shame and
sorrow.
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
All around US are parents struggling fol
wealth, sacrificing ease, comfort and So
ciability, even selt-respect and the pleasure
Of a good conscience, to gain wherewitha
to buy for their children place aud power
and the blessing they thus ardently want
and unliringly struggle for, becomes q
withering curse to them and their children
Like the apple of the Dead Sea, fair tc
look upon but turning to ashes in the grasp
are wealth and hon ors, unaccompanied un by
integrity and good habits. Yet we see
about us every day, parents struggling tc
get rich, and for that end neglect theil
childlen, scarce knowing how or where
their time is spent, laying in their young
minds no foundation of usefulness Tor the
future. They accomplish their work, they
reach their aim, they get rich. But theil
sons and their daughters. what of them
ay, what of them? The wealth Of the
fathers ruin the children. And still we toi
on, denying ourselves. neglecting our du
ty, forgetful of the best good of those we
love. through our struggle to gather up fo
them that which taketh to itself wings and
Aeeth away.
'Tis too much the way Of the world.
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Pride and Humility.

l have never yet found pride in a noble
nature, nor humility in an unworthy mind.
OF all trees observe that God hath chosen
the vine-a low plant that creeps upon a
helpless wall; Of all beasts the soft and
patient lamb; of all fowls the mild and
gu;leless dove. When God appeared to
Moses, it was not in the lofty cedar, nor
the sturdy oak, nor the spreading elm, but
bush-an humble, slender, abject bush;
as if he would, by these selections. check
the arrogance of man. Nothing procur-
eth love like humility; nothing hate like
pride.-Felthdm.
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? @ 3 T RY
THE WIDOWS CHARGE AT HER
DAUGHTERS BRIDAL.
BY MRS. L. H. s1GouRNEY.

rassa BY MRS. L. II. SIGOURNEY.
Deal gently, thou. whose hand hath won
The young bird from its nest away,
Where careless meath vernal sun
She gally caroled day by day.
The haunt is lone-the heart must grieve,
From whence her timid wing doth soar,
The pensive list at hush Of eve,
Yet hear her gushing song no more.
Deal gently with her-thou art dear,
Beyond what vestal lips have told;
And like a lamp from fountain clear.
Size turns con fiding to thy fold:
She, rnund thy sweet domestic bower,
The wreathes of changeless love shall twine
Watch for thy step at vesper hour.
And blend her hottest prayer with thine.
Deal gently thou when far away,
Mid stranger scenes her foot shall rove,
Nor let thy tender care decay
The soul of woman lives on love,
Aud shouidst thou, wandering, mark tear,
Unconscious from her eyelid break,
Be pitiful, and soothe the fear
That mans strong heart can ne'er partake.
I A mother yields her gem to thee,
On thy true breast to sparkle rare.
She places meath thy household tree
The idol of her fondest care;
And BY thy trust to be forgiven
When judgment wakes in terror wild,
By all the treasured hopes of heaven,
Deal gently with the widows child.
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BOGUS DEEDs.-The New York Tribune
says there have been executed in that city
since last January'not less than two hun
dred deeds for lands located in the old
Military Bounty Tract, Illinois, and pur-
porting to be made by soldiers Of the war
Of 1919, nearly all Of which have been Of.
fcially certified as acknowledged upon the
oath OF one person as subscribing witness
the makers in no case being produced
before the Commissioners.
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Fate Of the ApostlesA


St. Matthew is supposed to have suffered
martyrdom, or was slain with the sword. at
the city of Ethiopia.
ST. Mark was dragged throughth streets
in Alexandria. in Egypt, till he expired.
st. Luke was hanged upon an olive tree
in Greece.
St. John was put in caldron OF, boil.
ing oil at Rome, and escaped deatii. He
afterwards died anaturalde 1t Ephesus,
in Asia. "a s}as
st. James the great was beheaded at
jerusalem. ~
st. James the less was thrown from, .
pinnacle or wing in the temple, and then
beaten to death with a.fuller's club.
st. Philip was hanged up against q pill.
lar, at Hierapolis, a city of Phyrygia.
ST. Bartholomew was sfayed alive by
the commands of barbarous king.
St. Andrew was bound to cross.
whence he preached to the people until he
expired.
St. Thomas was run through the body
by lance, at Corromandel, in the East
Indies.
st. Jude was shot to death with arrows.
St: Simon Zealotes was, ,cruci6ed. in
Persia.
St. Matthias was first stoned and then
beheaded. s 5ss8 - : gz&i Is: sss
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GA barber pole pantalooned youth
recently went on a visit to to hia grand
mother in the country, and astonishsd her,
very much by wearing h"paiched treu.>
sers away from home.'' - -
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U. S. Agricultural Society, which we con-
demned-a pandering to power. Ii pre-
tends to be an exhibition Of Che Art and
Industry of all nations. but the gaudy
fabrics and noble creations, are more
honored than those by whose industry and
skill they were produced. Labor and Ge-
MUS are un.recSgnized in this opening of
Worlds Exhibition Of Art and Indus-
try. Gambling Power holds the baton and
sits in chieftest places of honor. Impu-
dent Authority sits astride the neck of Ia
Dor, as if it were bridled ass. 1t is for
these that we have now spoken Of the New
York Crystal Palace, which in other re-
spects we doubt not, will answer all the
ends of great show.
The above are some Of our ideas of the
humbugs of the times. They have their
uses, as the measles and whooping cough
have theirs, and if we live through them
without its costing US too much, we may
set them down as sort of necessary
evil. - ~
In addition TO these, there are Tsrgs
class of small humbugs and humbuggers,
which are so intangible and impalpable
that it is waste of powder to attempt q
warfare upon them. They come 10 US in
the shape of itinerant lecturers and show
men,-the former less frequentlylthan in
the palmy days of Phrenology, Biology,
and Mesmerism. But more inpudeno
as well as dishonest system consists in the
practice Of class of scbeming publish
ers-generally at the east, who send ous
their lying prospectus or specimen sheets,
until they have secured a generous notice
from the local press, and then meanly cut
short the courtesy of exchange Weiare
not often caught in their traps, but We
have seen the country press pretty essen-
tally sold in such transactions. They
may expect to feed on husks themselves,
SO long as they puff the gew.gaws Of for
eign rivals. 80 sec
In connection with all these, is q class
of men who feel that they have special
mission, as humdug Killers; who are wort
to hack away to the right and left, with as
little discrimination as though wheat and
tares never grewin the same field: lThess
wlse-acres are no less humbugs themselves,
than the objects Of their vengeance Trusb
and Error often intermingle their branches.
and the wise man will temper his Juda.
ment with Charity, and his Charity with
Judgment. af.sss
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A Big jump.

Dick Tinto, the Paris correspondent of
the New York Times, gives the following
account Of the latest curiosify-sharpsner
which has been invented for the Parisians.
The feat Of jumping from. balloon, the
jumper sustained by an India. rubber rome.
was duly performed on Thursday. 1t was
the most stupendous exhibition Of daSiina
and address that the Parisians hare yet
been permitted to witness. From one
side OF the car Of the balloon hung The Indis
rubber cord, descending $50 feet, and then
returning and being fastened to the other
side OF the car. 1t thus formed a strong
loop. The athlete was dressed as Mef-
curry; his body. from the neck to the small
Of his back, enclosed in frame work which
enabled him to endure the suspension with.
out wrenching or dislocation. The rops
passed through an seyelet in the middle Of
the back. placed so that he was in perfect
equilibrium. When the balloon had reach-
ed an attitude double that Of The supposed
elasticity Of the cord, the voltigeur appear
ed on the edge of the car, looked over.
shut his eyes, and dove off into space
The eyefet slipped along the rope. so that
the first SO feet were positive fall through
the air, without any resistance or break.
The rest ofthe way was an elongation the
rope. II stretched four times its length.
making in alla descent of6O0 feet, accom-.
plished in two seconds. After having at
tanned lis lowest point, the rope contracted
once. perhaps 200 feet, and then descend.
ed again. There was no further reb ound,
and no oscillation; the voltigeur lay calm
ly Graded in mid air. probahlv snepts.l,.
leisure ne was now permitted to enjoy in
recovering his breath and contemplating
the prospect. The @ronaut now com.
menced at the windlass, and gradually
wound his daring friendup again. in fom
minutes he climbed over the. side Of the car,
having made the fastest time that any ,hu-
man being has ever achieved, except such
as have been shot from cannon, as Baron
Munchausen said he was, 1 think. SEQ
feet in two seconds is at the rate of 4hree
miles and half minute. We are wait.
ing now to know what will be done next.
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CUPnENE COuRr-IN THE NATTER OF THE APPLI-
~ cation Of the Mayor Aldermen and Gcmmonaty Of the
city New YORK. relave to the widening and strAightep
6 whitehall street. in the city Of New York, the
wesy side Of said street. between the Bowling Green and
NAc street. to mako the street seventy feet In width
ehcee pointsThe Mayor Aldermen and Conmonaty Of
to city Of Nov York Hereby give notice hst they will APP
M Ae special Of the Supreme Court Of the State Of
Nv York, at The City Hall Of the city Of Now York
6stUrasy the l0th day Of September, A. d. 1888 1t the
speBg Of the Court that day, thereafter
OounseI be beard the amendment and modification
e Ne rule entered in che above entitled matter the 10th
~ Of December 1857 thst the boundaries and limits Of
and premises required TO be taken for this proceed
~ shall sorresppnd with resolution Of the Common
CSupsI adopted the 9Th day Of August 1853 that
N1ohau street shall be Of the width Of seventy
90 feet throughout ard eha nolude the promises bounded
md described In said resolution, follows to wit-Begr
Mig 81 point Bowling Green 'front.' distant twenty
esn l feet from che westerly Of Bowling Green
and Whitehall street running thence southery to .
yefne on the no.thcriy side Of Bridge street, die.
tuat seventeen feet from the westerly corner Of
Fridge and Whitehall streets, from thence commencing
- tho southerly side Of Bridge street, NJ . point
13seant from the OF whitehall street, fourteen
soe coutherly 10 Pearl street. point distant from
e northerly Of Whitehall street. eight feet from
ece on tie sousherly side Of Pearl street, from point
4seAnt from Che westerly side Of whitehall street,
zen feet, to the Of whitehall and State srssts
AnA notice further giyez that 1t the time and paee
seeAss notion will be made for the reapp0inSnent Of
- pseene oomissioners VI estimate and IN
- shove eatitled natter. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Dstsa New Yovf, ASsutss 5. 1858.
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TELEGRAPH.


THE MAGNETIC TFLEGRAPH.-NEW YORK eFFI
ees corner 81 Hanover and Beaver streets and in
main ontrsncso Of tho Irving Honst Droadway
for lanes az the doo- on Chambers straet.The Mag
netc Telegraph Company for the purpose further 40
ccmmodaton Of ths pubic 10 keep with the rapidly
sing telegraph BUSINESS their agents 20 es
patch with The utmost promp.uie, all messages that may
be offered nave ~ heavy expense for construction and
pairs now eompletcd and IN aetyo operation separate
and distinct lines Of rce and telcraphc wires extendins
fro New York 70 the city of Wsshngtonons by the rail-
road route with five wrcs from New York 10 pha1opha
and sour rircs from Philadelphia TO Baltimore aud Wash
ingon ny theother ne ALONG the turnpike roads ther,
wires the whole dtance and The Company ha Sta
.ons at Washgt9n TTsnton New BrunswisE. Princeton,
Newark Jersey City Hayre DO Grace Tort Deposit snd
New Hope With aoyen yres IS abote and reg6lacas
prompt delivery s company Affords porsons dis
posed avail Themselves q tie and advantage Of th,
rapid mode Of communicating with porsonS or busnass
tronds distant ces extent Of for promr.nds
pnequacd by any Other line in this country. Ieoeraphins
bd recently m experiment. has become systsatc and ~
liable medium Of busues and the amount OF thousands
thousands Of dollars 50 daily transacted through is
agency.
PaicEsFor the transmission 81 ten words or less es
sugvo date adFcas and SIGNATURE for which no chargs
u made the prieos ars Prom Now York 20 Newark TWEEN
~ oents 70 PHILADELPHIA tWeuty yo cents and to ralk
ssore Or WASHINGTON fi.y oCAt Open daily from A. w. u
~ y A Nm ". SWAIN, PseG.S.s.
Ks,P WEsTxsvxLEl Superintendent
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RRsOLUTION, PROPOSING


6yowcuxnzET RHsoLgrIoN. PROPOSING AN
senate :s.:.s, That p: sssw,.s .s;1s
,:s !. e b shc::s ss ss.
s sss :ses sas q Il. sAissssasS :r.: said
ssSssts for section three Of article shs follow
ys,s y. .s ., :s,l.s.s: ,sSs s.:ss
:pprssrsssd 1 OK =. Of ,as
ssy s q 4: :.
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ss.: ::
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): n n :s:
.n q :Sp:s e sss i'
s s & = q II >. s
sssS am > nay s.ss = no
vance sss Iaso.e sasasy during no ssas four
.
shs
s two ss :A. :As
canals Tor the ssca year In which such app,opa
s e. .s. ssssss = ssss
\ III sSs .,a FOR 10 %. SS .s ~
Ave hundred Thousand dollars refund the holders Of
Il sIsps.. .isSss a!s d tho law:
Thousand eight huadred and the amount
received into tho treasury thereon BIT ntcrest> TO
After July rst thousand eight hundred and
6f hvA shall be paid such certiheaes II provisions
of sccn twelve Of this article requiring Law for
rowing TO be submitted TO the people, shall not apply
% y as sssia
srssss
hty Of Tho laws Of tho thousand eight hun
~
III e e
IsSislAtufe AL contracts for work materials
canal shall DO made with The who shall offer to do
provide the a. the lowest price, with adequate security
IN thsy performance
srA7lo1 YonxIn Assembly, JuneI lsso the fore.
Going amendment the constitution Of the State
ths day agreed majority all the mombers elect
~ 70 the Assembly. BY order Of the Assembly,
VIZ. u. LUDLOW, Speaker
Attes.: John s. Nafew, Clerk. =.
srArE OF Yonx-In Sem ate. June 1883 tho fore
going proposed amendment Of the constitution Of the state
&bis agreed Of AL the members elect
ID 10 the Senate. By order Of tho Senate,
8. z. CnURCH, President
Attest Ira p. Barpes, Clerk. se
SrATs NEW YoRK-Seeretary's Ofbee-I have somp.r-
ed the preceding with original resolution file In this
000 and do certify ta the Is transcript
thsrtiSom snd Of the " hole Of said original.
H. Given under hand and zeal Office the city
Albany the 10Th day OF June 1855
.tf HENRY 8. RANDALL Secretary of State
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gyonPoKArxoH MOTIeE .lRvBLIC NoT7Cl Is
;.ss e s #:. :sss y:
:.;:s also II s..
sa:. Sac < s.t ss.A
Ds.:sn: i :: sis
and ss.ss se'sss =: e The
store iassS sss scGo Las H. f:s
Crsssa Aqusdsst Dslsst.sst Asssss ". ldsa.
NRoIoN. AsysDycr pEpA KrxsNF. no coNrRAc:
s
NTH Ss q: ss
With shs necessary rssns basins ard eulvsrts In Cherry
:I ". Ssasiss "a
sDpsssss g e. ss:1 r Ssls :ssss
W. W.. frsdasss q IN, H. Csessa Aaasaass Department.
CRoToN .A9uEDUcr pErA RrxES! ITO coNrRAc
r, ss s . oss
Croton Aaoedu.s srsi thssth day Of
~ -
Thrift. ash s.s.S from Tho sever IN tsznsS 70
isassS .ssSs ' , fss hsss.:i The
on che Wafer P'iyfs a.. s SsSS
Y.I Hrsssss: 3 sss sr'''n A''sa''s
STREEr DEpARrxlNr. NO: I HALL OF aEcosDs
Hamm and Troy streets Will please take notice that the
following ,ssentias passed me Gs%or Council AND wss
built the North river the exterior ino Of the ity
from the eears Of Troy street the southcry line OF Ham
under the direction the
said woIh 70 DO completed witha two from The sdOp
the said bukhend she space
bslkhead and West street shall DO tiled In
he Is hereby directed 10 give required law TO be
given in like the propretcrs Of tce water fronts
such exterior line and may have taken out grants
said line to mahs and said balkhsad and Cyl IL
and make ground behind within the period soeci
cihed and In default Of said Eropresors obtaining water
granite said exterior ne and Renting to mase the
the time months rom the adoption Of shs
ground shall DO made and completed AZ the
OF the Mayor Aldermen. and Cohmonalty OF the
city of New York, and for thcir benefit. Hif
JAMES FURRY street Commisscner.
New York July %, 1888. la ef@4 atsf
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THE FERRIES.


CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-RECULAR AND rXCUR.
- sion tIps 20 Staten leland. Faro cents Boats leave
the foot Of whitehall street. south side OF the Battery
Now YORK az ~ and ioj5 a. NJ, ard 81 "a and ~ z; NJ
nght I o'clock. B)ats leave Staten leland etory hour
~ above ard ovtra boat ID "a and 81. A. NJ, aud ~ "a
Mg?1 T, Nj E.zba Ha'sl2sA
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JOHN II. PINKNEY. CO
RICHARD j. SMITH.

CUPREME COURT IN TIE NATTER OF THE AP.
- plication Of the Mayor Aldermen Commonnty Of
s ety II New York relative tho opening and laying
snA public place between Fifty ninth and lO6th streets
and she Fifth and Eighth syennss II the city Of New York
ne Mayor Aldermen and Commooaty Of The city Of New
Hs to statute in ouch case made and provided
O. Of the State q Nov Ysyh At special term q the
York Saturday, the 18TH day Of September 1853 at tho
opening Of the that day thereafter
epers Of estimate and in the above entitled
waiter that the nature and exent of the
hereby intended is the opening snd laying out OF pubic
place bounded s0uthery by Fifty ninth street, ncrthsry
b 10Gth street. eAsery by Fifth aud westerly
1shth avenue n the Twelfth Ni,stsenth and Twenty
nap plan Of said city under And by virtue Of ent
ed An act relative 70 mprovemens in the city Of New
yerk and for other pu1peses passed April 1907 and
slso act entitled Ar act to alte. me plan Of
d 70 authorize he taking Of the same" paced July
liza three hfths boing present.
ROBERT j. DILLON, Counsel 10 the Corporetjon.
Dated Now York, August 10, 1853
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s3OLEN GOODS.

OFFICE FCHITr or POLICE, NEW YORK. AUGUST
" 23 le3-Ihe following property is remaining 1t
the lirst District Police Ceurt for which
wantadOno diamond rtng barrel Of heef two pairs Of
rses gtor boots ors lot Of pocket niys gold fob
chain, Tour tn milk o7ns aleo NJ Third District Police
Court lady gold watch peoe o. nankoen coored
cloth cotton tvlei one fands Of c clothing; also lot
blaong ana serubbng bsashes, nine pieces Of white
lin chips sail, three pieces Of linen needle work
serting, found IN Broadway.
GEO. ". MATsELL Chief Of Police.
CToPPED-sUrPosFD TO BE STOLEN, A SILVER
- Patent lever which the owner can have by dossrtns
property and paying expenses, % application to H. IN
CoBS, l02 .chaba street. Aiso stopped unset ds
mopd. Apply as above
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yJNIrkD STATES MALI LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
gns:a sss.cs ss sss.1ssip co@p.ny o9nnsss.a with
Uni sed stasa Ms Tor Caorpa and oregon Aspnwam
'
' wrsg SPs ys
rssS direct xspnvs in the iscnsS 2sssss Inc fol-
me GEORGIA.. . Capt John MeGovsa. ......Aus. g.
TIE = Cap xS 10 a5s M: T.
Company WIN sSs Ssiifsrnia Cart
sn ss ssIssn Sss
re isi@rs ). had At tho lowest
H,sas ss' md SS.sesa.
ae@psly once sss corner Of Wsrrsn
sicn in psrscA or By letter 70 \. o. ROBERTS.
~ yis NesrsSrs shossst and cheapest route i.r
!ssaa Proprisiors Through y advance re mail Only
S tons win :.ys from pier No Meth sve
sSas B Sss tom. sas
snstSsn. sIs Ssa..sa. ssasss .sass hayias but
snS i' ., s saS ansss
1T sns q p:ss % sHp' only
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CoMPA-
y.S MSS ri soppn = Msvns The new sn s
I9eh 2 win sail e. Mobile on I,iasy ssrssmssr
SSsis aspssnsa i Sssa 81 Noble viii * isrwsss
Cd Tree OF comn1ssA0n teSYhc TO unyAna bus
printed ,atss freight ana bls q adss be Gsd -
PASSENGER for Havana mus passports before ea
LIVINGSTON, cRocHERoN CO., 81 Broadway.
n The new steamship now on the stocks will take
her place in ne line in TINE Tor che Isu Trade
pgs. sB Capt. r II.
for Melbourne September l. The cabin accommodations
E: ny ss,: n. s;
" ps' f.i ELoT
a,ls, 1 THE F59TEEs kIYSr1E nos
bulk Of 2cco barrels; can also handsomsy
few Grs. and second s passengers and the sharpest
'''' ~ = ' K ". CAMERON, ZIG Wall street.
EAIRA sTEA ~, !, ron NEW osLEANs AND MA
g sis r'Is2sss " sss
sT orleans I'S Z On
Tor SAVANNAH ANp ILoRIpA:. UNITED STATES
mora. lyon oapt:n isass On sas1rsay aasus
atS is S B Breath .y'F
fss s York s I Sff f.Es s'sPsA tickets
ICE CHARLESTON AND rIoRIDA-srMI WEEKLY
Ma ss sSw anS r.. Il. gs ssg. ns s. Ss
presiscis rot cishi sppy on board whore ali sils Of
i''n srof q ii
Ihroush teketst 20 llorids ne folowsTo Jacksonville
sal: 20 riatka 50.
L,0R NORFOLK, TETTRsBuRG AND RICHMOND
II U. y Mail line stesmships-ihe ROANOKE, Csptsin
ass very agssS she y H.
pier ~ X. or freight apply board and for Passage
CTrAssoAT FOR sALE-.THE STEAMER JOHN
Nnrhs 40 tons. in reee ing order, IL well adapted
y sea rit navigation FOR particulars and full descrp-
'l'A Of ''' ''Pya GiiSs;'fF' sas Sgs;as'i 81
FOR sA1E;-A sHAILoP sIooP, CARRIES SEVENTY
tons all deck; draft six feet, Is well found, and
good order Price $500 BRUSH 100 South street. N. b.
Vessels Of all prices boush and sold.
LIoR sALE-THE STRAIN DOUBLE BOATS EoUGH
and Ready and Over, formerly employed on the jack
ferry Thees boats sound, in good running order
and oopered The boiler Of the Rough and Ready three
yesrs od the boiler Of the Over OF copper and in good
order The engine Of the Over be sold separate They
well cacusted for the transportation OF freight on river
cfres May he Brdge street, Brooklyn.
For further particulars apply TO SMITH BUbKLEf,
Catbar inc street forry
HATS.
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