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Watches ana lHamonds.-David

Watches ana RsnonJs.-DavId Raft. I'm
porter m Broadway of Wbite street. second floor
ossTs m porters prices for cash dne warranted
Ssosses rsfs geld treastpns, bracelets haEs Re- al
nufacturers press No imitation gscGa soy lercrip
NeD and In. psicc. '
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Cheapest Dagucrrotypes I'm the World
Corr pete in fyare for twenty five cents KEGS co
making the and best portraits ever exhibited
exc ptng ~ trumpery In the Crystal Pasoc and TAX,
daily three hun bred pictures by which
val, n tho business rooms 2s9 Broadway.
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UMPIRE TINT NO. a5 j. o OF R-rHE MEMBERS
~ Of this ssnt are hereby notified to meet at the tent
No. ISL Bowcry this Monday afternoon at O'Clock
resa for .he purpose of attending tho
late brother Theodore Lamv Members order this
city and Brooklyn respectfully inv ed attend By
order Of III MAS FENTOy a. r.
JOHN n. Riley, +. 8.
EIORDHAM VILLAGE ASSOCIATION WILL MEET AT
Military Hail. Bowery, Tuesday evening, 10th inst
a. ~ clock q. which time the books will ana tho
Will BIO appop ted full
For the conyepo Of subscribers and others wishing
jnin viii be found every evening to o'clock at
34 Brocme street opposite Harlem Railroad ohico
NEWELL X BARKER. Nasau street
MoTICL.-THE MEMBERS OF THE ROLAND LODGE
Nv NO. TO- hereby notified TO assemble their lodge
OF Grand and Ludlow eets on Moo day the
ID. Instant at half past eight O'Clock AN pay Lass
tribute of respect late worthy Brother Ch II.
Ducker, by order of \. REYES, w. q.
JOHN T. HARMS, W. r. s.
NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE BARRY REyE-
IN VIOLENT Society attend tho
Martin Redmond from his late residence 100 Gin street.
At o'elcek this day, (Monday) August Is by ORDER
JAMES MURPHY, President.
THOMAS H. MURPHY Secretary.
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Ea0UsEs, aOOs,s, ssFxy., wANrHu.

WANTED-T0 RENT, IN a DESIRABLE NFi iii.
w iorlood mp town. cptre aQor with ROOMS sui8pnt
for paTlr bedroom, kitchen, bath stryants
The kitchen, C convenient may DO minedaely bfn3ath
Rent - be moderate. Address J. Co. box e63 Post Cec.
WhHTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIL
w dreo, small nnurnishcd honse, lower part OF
house, the city, with possession Tho September hd
dress eJatey stating tho street. nuotr and rent o.
prtnifes Junius, Herald otfcc.
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efny notified thar stock Of elegant fall and rioter
eleAbrg t eady for thsir inspection Jnbbers the
Druth and West are siso invited to examine
gess OF priced clothing at and prices enabling
efeD 20 compete with New orf houses d. 4 J. DEVLIN
y Aad 81 John street, corner Of Nassau
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RIO WHOLESALE BUY ERS.- cLO AXIS AND MANTIL
asThc subscriber invites the attention oc merchants
TO his extensive 10 portations for tho present fl selected
by himself in Paris dBrise the last MONTH au1
every novelty extent nso 20 his oVa nanaf etur, Of
cloth velvet and silk eloaka being exact copies Of the st
lreuch models and forming together tho and
desirable assortmons o. made mp goode T. the city all
which he Offers ~ vholesciJ the most reasonable
terms GEO. BULPIN, Paris Hantlla Emporium. S6i
Er0siwNY
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THE MILITARY.


-
EAUNT GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THIS GUARD
NJ hereby notified % atteni meeting and drill,
this Monday evening 10Th inst at the Eagle Drill Rooms
Members who have NOS yet signed the ro invited
to do SO at his meeting. THOS. DOYLE, Chairman.
r IGHT GUARD ARMORY. AUGUST 10 ls5a.sPEC!AL
tho Annoy Monday evening 10th install A. o'clock
A full attendant 90 10 particularly requested.
tSigned) VIM MOURHEAD Secretary.
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Blo large Of misses and ohdren's mantills
sacks &c lace anas and sawls haroge scarfs. Ladis
are invited call aud examine thom at h, es' ablighmcut
the New York Mar lila and coax EMPORIUM, 55 Canal
street, north side, three doors nom Broadway.
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TaE TRADES. &C.

-N>~~> >~N7.NS ,.''>s 49,
A Roy, SEVENTEEN YEARS or AGE, WISHES TO
"A approx himself to maehinst houheoarpsntsr
addressed for three days. at 16 East Seven
tcenth street.
DRICK LAYERS AND LtBoRING VEN WANTED
ID Inquire in Twenty seventh street. betgee1 sixth and
Seventh avenues on The south side of the street.
yVANTED-A FIRST RATE COAT CUTTER, IN A
w and old established merchant Tailoring house In
CharetoD South Caroline be must be fully qualified
pcreuce Of good taste and habits and wog
devote bs whole tine to tho business Tho best rofe
renee required. address 9. Herald once, with
and references.
MATCHMAKER wAETSD.--A WRIST CLASS WORK
w wanted by i. s. Negus Co, 100 n ali street.
yyTANTFD-AN ORNAMENTAL tAPANNER, AND
w that de rs.an DIS hropgiUg and etOveog Good
wages giyep Apply a: ~ Doy Jrsirj 81 eet Boston, Of
j. PhRRaS Il co.
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NJ AsTEN, AUCTI0NEER--BY T. DoUGHTY-TUIs
4. Monday at 10 o'clock nc $50 Thirteenth street,
sms lot of iprn % family break up bousske ping
Also INN cdstcy tho aDovc IN The store, 6i Eghta
avrue AZ O'Clock, tho furnitun from qe rent families,
consisting % the usual ssotment Of pat BEDROOM ADD
kitchen furniture. Both sales positive
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIUN NOTICE.-PILESA AT ACCrION-EONDAY,
IA August To- at half past ten o'clock at CIR Point, L.
L. fifty three pieces piling timer lying alongside
Green Point ferry suitable for ferry and ship fendors and
dock builders feDr extra sizes Sale positive to close
eers. WELLINGTON A CARTER, Auetoneer, 81 Dey
street, Green wich street.
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IN wD eomnnnicate with the subscriber he win hear Of
aomet thing his advantage He IL native Of Soc Hand
and landed in Now York 1884 He shipped Boston as
sailor bosrd the bris Imogine, Captsa James Smau
And Il Is believed with the all WE'LL Amy In.
Wham b Hoce Will DO thankfully reeeivo and suits
bly, rewarded by HILL SEARS Co., q Commercial
wharf, BoEton.
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cry spoUe.

MsNTILLAs. GREAT shcsIFlcEi - HoLYNaUx
M RfL ~ selling off his largo and elegant stoc OF
sumner snta at tho following reducton tho whole OF
which be cleared by tho 18th Of this month
TO- tae a-eetisn 81 arous show which
HIS Increasing LRsners renders socessary before
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or stolen ON Sunday evening the 4th inst from the
sidegce Of the p Grodjnsk No To wnsenda row.
Hamilton avenue South BROOKLYN. small dog, baf fox
answers TIE name OF Fiddle resembling in shape ad color
foot woite spot ANY person returning the 10 the
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TO OUR suBsCRIBERs,

The Of person viii be upon hooks
payment of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers money by letter be postage
"Aieh ~ be paid BY and all BY M safe
transmission.
Inc COUNTRY PAPER published ky during the sea
so"s u Congress, and semi weekly daring The recess.
SUBSCRIPTIONS o period less year received on
terms Psoportioned 70 the above annual rates.
w "hs ENC are authorized 10 agents ana BY
seadng DAILY subscribers with $50 enso,sd ar r,y
SEMI WEkhLf subscribers, with a5 ytyn WEEKLY
subseneers with $40 enclosed win be copy Of tho
same edition they furnish subscribers for ryaft
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Fr.m tn. Detroit Free Press, Aug. o.
The Opinions OF an Eminent Man.

Bishop Meade, of Virginia. is universally scknowi-
edged TO be one OF the pues men and most worthy dr.
vines in this county. His opinions upon any subject
would be entitled TO considerations and upon negro
emancipation and African colonization thy must have
especial weight The testimony OF such man."
rays colsmporsry, " so venerable Tor learning pley,
aud modest voIthso full OF the spirit Of humanity and
witha friend Of the African racedeserves to
be extensively known" .r. ..s%
we hnd in lie Viginia Colonizarionst letter written
by Bishop Meade. which APPEND The views ex-
pressed The result OF great experience and are die
ises by epft OF the purest philanthropy. We have
no idea that they will have any eGeei on The abolition
party OF The northern States. says writer, who
reject Code testimony are otllkely to believe human
witnesses, and philanthropy which scorns and scoHs al
Christianity will scarcely be open 10 conviction II should
have the evidence OF lis senses for iis But
there thousands at the North who not implicated
in the guilt OF aboonism, whose minds begin TO
and feel the immense difficulties investing this subject
who are prepared 10 appreciate the facts bearisg omit
Oar own ,ewSa are pre,ly well understood. an1 a we w
had any doubt oil their correctness the letter OF
Bishop MeaJe has dspelled IT. Great as the evil ot
.avery is, II bears comparison with the evils that
would spripg from abolition, on The plan OF tbe manu-
OF the flee colored population has always oeen osd
enough, infinitely Than that OF The slavss-and
i. every day glowing worse The time was when there
was a field that his population might occupy, but they
are driven IRON this by the millions OF ioregnefs who
ere filling all the avenues o. laDor Two ., .n'se ses
In this country the race Is doomed There - but one
hon. for IT, and that is colonizauon
July %. 1854
T-o "a, Edaor Of N, Coionizaiioria
Rsv. Asp DEAR smi 10 compliance with my promise. TO
you during recent conversation upon tho subject of Colo
nfz,ton send you brief OF III. views which
have always held and Of the part which have acted in
relson the same, atn the willing do this ionn
the that have been ccasonsly epresened both
10 private and 10 pubc,o Sc made 10 seem mor~
favorable To emancp patton in country
niz alton IN Africa. brief my conocxion
with colonization wiIlosst pls my position and views
From the first estpbshnen Of st society which your
devoted chiefly Interested In cbirc
few years alter It's t and - soon ss il Va.
regularly otgsnizcd requested 10 visit tho principal
throughou cur land. with the view Of forming
tia societies., raising funds. oond-
o Of the free coodsd people, and selecting me hrss colo
nists IL eNN We ~ =
These objects enabed 10 scconplish 10 soe de-
gfic IN less than year ol travel and npec,iOm so s1s
Which time visited all our princp ci,les from Portland
In Msine Savannah in Georgia The results Of my In
qunes and efforts duty reported the society Nor
have any cause To change opinion since
umo. found the condition OF the free peope Of color
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Western MAJ tary Institus.,
Dreanon Springs, Henry county, Keniuek

Drennon Springs, Henry county, Kentucky
THE FIRST of the
mences the second Monday September 1853 the
the first Moniay in folnwng February
The faculty consists Of The
Der OF cadets attendance session 27 The
studies embraces The Unit States
Academy AMI thorough instructions history English literature
and Latin admitted
ect including civil ncerng modern book
Keeping with commercial aud other branches their op
The military feature not introduced merely diuse
knowledge but dscpine health aud develop
Charges for tniion boarding. fuel lights washing
wants attendance.
Surgeons fee 50 For further information add
Smith, Louisville, Kentucky, Smith Johnson 81
street. New Orleans, or u. II. Johnson, superintendent
July 2-2awcp2m
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General Claim Agency,

General Claim Agency.
Y A. SOMMERVLLE, Agent Attorney prosecution
LII OF pension iand and claims
gres or the executive departments Virginia scrip land
rants bought, References iorms
forwarded per mail, upon request.
Office 7h tha Post Office Department. Poases
on letters must be prepaid insure Address
Washington, ID. c. S. ser
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rjsree IGaadred Dollars Premium for a Plan a
Market-house.
MAyoR's OFFICE,
M At....ut.,n Inn. a


Washington, June l, 1889.
Under the authority 81 resolution Of the Board Of Alder
Baad Of Lommoa Counei approved 18th
lS&t, authorizing committee therein appointed obtain
a budng
suitable oller pubic
~ hereby that tree hundred dollars
building said purposes
erected the site of thu Centre Market houss
d-sing application Mayors
ofss personally square,
dimensions aud the adjacent thereto.
hnos with 'h~ second hoor,
capable o divided
oac~~ for other public the
wsSs~ 7ii and NH
subject appi
. Mayors Office.
an he accompanied with specification.
b~ o'clock,
Mouasy the hrst day fkugusr
The whose plan shah be
proved Of and adopted BY tins corporation.
JOHN W. MAURY, Mayor.
June D 2swtausl -
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Home sad Foreign Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL. NOURsE x Co,
nearly opposite
General Post Office, Washington, d. G.
& Co. will give their prosecution claims
Nj nganst whether before Congress- Supreme
Cou Executive Departments the procuring
this and frien and the sale
Theif viii be by
and OF the rendered
NJ the will shortly leave Eneahd and The
nsnt Of Europe will charge with which he
may be ntfusted.
MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MORSs,
CHAs r. SrhNsBURY.
Solicitor aud legal adviser, r. II. GILLET.
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
6AESS ~ Mountains, by the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence
SsS3 Ea&& Railroad-The only by which travellers
SSkSts-x&E53 reach the base Of the White
by railroad
summer .dIrangements-To June 81, 1852
Travellers White leaving New York in
Providence Fall River
reach Boston take the for Portland,
Mane Eastern railroad Portland III 50
and al the station house Gorham, ~ Il al So TRAY
leaving Boston by this As lodge Portland, and
reach the station house by the train from Portland Tfav
eers leaving Boston in the evening boat arrive in Portland In time
train Portland Fare, 81 SO by this
ST CORSER,
June 23-d6w Sup. Atlantic ST Lawrence Railroad.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsiANA.-MEDICALDE DEPART
MENT

UNIVERSITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPA flT-
MENT.
pHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
will Monday, November Ia, and will ierni
the ensuing March
James Jones, N. D., Professor Of Practice.
J. L. RideeD, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Some. M D., Professor Of Surgery.
A. ~. Csnas NJ ID Professor OF Obstetrics.
A. .. Weddcrburn, VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
HINT NJ d. Professor of Physiology aud Pathology
Cornelius q, Beard, NJ D., Demon.,ra,or. Of Anao,ov
dissecins will be from the third Monday
October 10 the first Of April.
The faculty Visiting physicians and OF the Charity
Hospital April
rrauraiuGry practical advantages free of expense.
about thousand prescribed for daily this
hospital
The patients nearly twenty ,houssnd year
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d.,
July 3o-lawiNovl Dean.
lust RECEIVED At wHITTLEsEY's PAINT, OIL, GLASS,
Lamp Store, eth opposite Han Brothers dry goods
atons pure white lead
! do zinc paint
$40 gallons raw inseed oil
do boiled do
900 pure sperm oil
whale
\ do lard oil
Also, ncatsfoo aud oils
Cop COACH japan Asphalum, Daman, and shoe varnsbes
window glass and double thickness, neiu-
ding French plate, all sizes
Together complete OF paints, all coors, dry
Lamps girandoles candeabra. entirely pat
ternr gotten up expressly 10 my order
Brushes OF all descriptions
Adam and cardies
,ss all Of which purchased entirely cash.
to suit the times and the emergency OF the case.
all o SIS and 6ve will be deducted for
cash. Don't mistake the place.
on 5th street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
July ao-2swlm
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I'm snst Wednesday, June 1885, daily trains tsunday cAl
cepls w' be fun over this road ageaby 10 e following
assaaeemrHs.
Wsuenton and intermediate points viii leave the
son fruta and Henry pirses at ocIock
viii Waenton quarter past O'Clock,
.T,vtns AeSanaria at quarter before O'Clock,
Aie1 andfia intermediate points will
uapspcs at O'Clock, arriving In Alexandria al IL
ostoek, q m.
Returning win leave ArSandrs At O'clock, p m, arriving
Cuip~pcf a quarter ansro O'Clock.
Aday unnina between Godonsviie Cupcpc
the this and the Virginia roads
TnnouGn ToKErs.
GosdonsNiiie 5u
Do. Lynchbsfg. z 0O
iso Wtncsesscf oo
Fer ord,fl w. II. BROCkETT, Agent
luse J~ du
- - -
r,,ree IIandred Dollars Premium for Plan
rket-h hmm
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m AZ nsfson awarded under former ad
vsissmenls proposals having failed give bond with
required fo the work again invited fol
lowsg =.
Of obsuctous re navigation of Red river ouis
aa occasioned h the raft and o keeping he said navigation free
'front.' for The onsest period.
The amount OF ese proposals united Is not exceed he OF
Zach bidder win propose remove said ram ,oroughy
obstruction thereby specthod
rod hts bud the which
the removal the ra said be later lan The let
Janc 1885, and number said
removal during winch be binds hnsel the said
ton free from raft obstruction.
good suretes, $4,000, conditioned
faithful execution Of the Each bidder will transmit at The
offer. declaration by that they will
sign his Aond suetes above menoned and also The eefh
resides a said securities respectable euAens and mat he
lhsn Ss0 aud all debts and ab
tics No bid will be examined these conditions shall be
Terms Of Payment.
S00 appropriated above $50 900
shall paid removing advances follows
Whenever the shall report that the
removed the shall inspected by officer
pointed appear that
department Will proportion of The
1900 the portion shall bear the
yded no partial payment shall be made for less than tenth Of
whole The $50 600 Will be paid equal
a nanens corresponding Number with this number OF
tuns which the skull bind himself keep the
which fic the d-paUaeni 10 he the sole judge.
Each bid be the worktat
the ra and for keeping The rve for specified period No
The proposals win be addressed the undersigned
envelope Proposals for removing Red Tat
The War Department right awarding
contract according TO is Judgment Of the most favorable bid
and the most responsible bidder. W 7#@5 I" .F "t r
Washington, d. e. Cincinnati Gazette, Cincinnati, Ohio Louis
vile ouisvlc, Kentucky Lou- Republican,
Commercial Huieiin New Bees Republic
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Arkansas; Telegraph Wash
tngton Arsansas J. ALBERT,
July l3-da'tS2awt20sep
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From the Daily Wisconsin.
The Mines Of Lake Superior Copper and Iron

Inc wines Of Lake Superl0r.-C0pper and Iron
Hon. Jonas c. Heart, ex-nayor of Troy, New York
recently passed through this city bis way the South
and East from Lake Superior He expressed himself
much pleased with the localities which he visited and
eorroboraed all that has been published with reference
to the vast mineral wealth OF that region. lie visited
Mchipico,en bland, which has been touched but once
before by steamer and that obliged TO take
shelter there in gale OF wind There is a silver mine
on the side OF the island towards the Canada shore lie
also al th. " Cliff copper mines a single mass OF
copper ore weighing hrts hundred TONS Ii would cost
IS 600 10 Gu, this up in shape for transportation The
value OF this mass, at % cents per Id would be SlSS sO
There was also in another locality weighing
hundred and iy IONS Mr. Heart fully corrobota,es the
statements OF the richness OF the Carp liver Iron noun
aiDs worked by the Lake Superior Iron Company This
company over 400 acres OF land The ore lies
mostly above the surface, 10 such position that il can
be blasted out in vast masses like rock that the cost
OF mining will not exceed, for years come. cents
per ion. while at present prices il worth dollars
ton Dsroi. Cleveland, Erie, sGd Buffalo. An analy-
sis made by The United States geoogisis Mes.re Foster
and Whitney. shows that the is nearly pue iron and
test made al the War Department proves that in qualify
il is better than the best imported ron will be by
The following table, comparing its strength with the pro-
duct Of other mines, both domestic and foreign:
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LAW school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon,
= p s. Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthes, late of the ccui,
judges Of Tenne
Hon Nathan of
OF Tennessee
Hon Bromield L. Rdry, the
Judges Carh,rs Green dev whole
10 the school,
Plan Of atrucioHl. Daily examinations
text books No regular Of but explanations
daily lessons the OF The examinations.
q Weekly equity, which stu
dents suits of facts by profess
aud them through all the
Practice The framed
deeds Wills records and all documents
dence in the trials Some of the taken by appeal
public the cad every The clerks
IFS, and
paciues connected win their suits
SessioHs-1he the third
tember and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July,
Expenses per fee $50 advance; contingent
fee s. boarding $50 Students furnish their
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
complete the unless
dents advanced class No study
mission There four casses.t Students
during collegiate
There is a moo, legislature connected with the school,
Number Of students the las, collegiate ytnr eyhiy-siI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb li--eofy President Board Of Trustees.
rWo NEW BRICK HOUSES ron RENT.-Two new elivibly
situated modern bausrs, with marble mHntei, fixtures
gen@ei family will be rented upon favorable
EN-. sTRATroN
Auctone~T and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsylvania between 9 and oh
An
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v esbln aaia saO
los
icss and pass through post office.
No bis ~ ladng will be sgnsd the day Of sailing.
An experienced Ia attached 10 each steamer.
FOR fie,ght PASSAGE sppIy Ia .1 4
MOLItR, SAND, & RIERA, 26 South st., NJ Y.
q. A. HElNCkEH h CO., Brsmsn.
MARrtNEtu, CRosKEY, 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM isELiN, Havre.
lss1 1sd
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ELLIS! Btci.si BELLS :Tbe subscribers manutacurs
~ ana keep constantly hand all sizes OF church, factory
boat ferry, locomotive, school house, and bells These
bells are hung with the patent yokes with moveabe
can De turned around that the cIapper will strike in
place. which Is desirable after bell has been few
springs are afhxed
on the bell thereby prolongng the These bells
TIRED from The hest Stock and in iron castings Al his
ment we written warranty That church bells break within
from date purcase with will
out CHARGE The all bells Nearly
have been and sold from this foundry which
deDce OF their superiority We gold silver medals,
awarded from the various fairs for the best BELLS for
and purity OF onr Wepay particular getting
chimes, aud refer furnished Our foundry
within few rods of the canal
IN direction As establishment
kind the Uned states and has the OF he
orders be ned with despatch. We bells in
OF the States Old bells taken
Levels compasscs, &c constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May 2l--lyd&cp West Troy, N. Y.
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NEW sPRsyo oDOD~-r, W. BROWNING, m~rsssa
t.as ssAsr unid Hotel, hsx-
of N, cas~sA NJ wss~es~r, ant s~<
~sn ~ rth.
Hsyx
rrpa s~ws
eSsnd e< anS thus n's ~
called lie
escr qvsly Win assny fri~~ss. liberal
-tcnsss hsrsces .stsnssd hi, he secis
ne Nasi-ass~m