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From the Morning tHsisu, ". 81 Chron'cis Aus, is
The Fste on Beard the Princeton.

Commodore Shabrick and the officers OF the United
oa' ss s s:mI ~. ,a numfIou' parry
day afternoon. Cards Of invitation had been issued
about three hundred ladies and gentlemen. AT two
o'clock the company began 10 assemble at the Queen
wharf, whence they rapidly conveyed of TO the
chip in her tosts About II O'Clock Major General Hon
c. 6css, accompanied by bis lady and family, Of ia
his own pinnaee and on going over the Princeton,
eanxway vas received by the commodore and bis Off
cen ths band OF Der MaesS's III highlander which
was in attendance the quarter deck, playing the
national anthem Vice Admiral Sir George F. Seymour
lsdy and lastly. sbovsy after came down from The dock
yard IN his barge and received board with all the
hooors due to hs rack Boat alter boat followed each
other in quick socceson and long before three oclock
passengers were HIS worship the mayor. The
eommandAn, OF the garrison, the Hon Provscal Sec.
rstary, &c &c were among the guests The American
eoosui Frsser esq, and lady, were also on board
Inc snip had been n'ed up IN capital style Tor the ce-
eAson the guns and shot racks removed forward oil The
Isnne' spacious awning covered the ship IRON gang
way 10 tanAli and the sides wsr. shut in with hags OF
MI nations, all Of which displayed 10 great advan
,sGe Al the most prominent point. the American and
British eolors were gracsfolly iniertwined with each
othsr illustrative OF The amcahle relations happily ex-
lstag bel vssn Ud EoK'snd and her powerfulIy deye
oped o9ah66 in the western world. The bridge or spar
deck amidships vas also covered with an awning and
the sdes decorated similar the after part OF The shin
This apartment used ~ drawing room. Tn. sp.e !
under the spar deck occupied both AIDES by the
loach tables The ship herself being IN magnificent
DER the coup oil oil the whole had most imposns e.
feet, Our glance At the company must ALEC b rapid
As faithful shyon,cr Of the days proceedings, Ruth
sompela thst there VIA ~ hsd lhtle-jss
ne company ,hss prom;seuou.y th,own together ,h'
decks Of the Pnnce,os Saturday. But everything
Wa favorable for speedy breaking up OF the re ns
o1eth wtrs snre"unE 10 hef attentions 70 their visit
EN- IN latter ihemaelses after l~ea ihan hve mnute'
rs6ssdea. resolved 10 Pssse and be psAssd wh escl
osAss; 80 she elsmen,s favored the fese, M M
wsatbss which during the forenoon was showsTy
,arssA ost Delightfully."- serens, tempered with COO
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The Baltimore Sun. journal which, though profess
eddy neutral usually manages be the side Of the
wings. speaks in the following jos, terms Of cosnmenda
lion OF the candidates of the democratic Party OF that
State.
with its pal respective lices to be
filed by ring the ensuing fall The new ~ ode
Of eHeclilg matter Ut
pertinent ard dispute ~iih tho pany bai ~ sr ~ &c
may Judge from the re suits, opesss fayorbY.
oniousiy, and by mesps iscssdaby. as ~ fe-
specis the quality Of the nominees
We have zdy ken occasion speak OF Gr Logon.
the for governor gentle Of high shading
in pubic estimation, and rr-proscbsbe an private life
eec ed be will him responsible station r
will occupy the respectful condolences Of he en1se com
nifty
The nominee for the fourth congressional di,acs il Mr.
Henry May lawyer of .snsI ability. and
energy grace and nnrney OF his ecloence He Is
OF power. derived rom high snd Ifsc'scai sense
Of honor its proper sccepiason sssosx seeiIALce.
great natural dsanes resolution, and shose
extraordinary gifts with which he addresses and eaPiisses
auditory, oi whatsoever Material may be posed
As if elected Ccnzfey3. I'D Ay viii occcPy
eminent and prominent Distinction.
The third ds,ric, has selected ess dissing
ed and not less Familiarity known the people OF Bslg-
more, Mr. Joshua Vansant His sphere of been
directly associated with industrial progress and the
development Of the substantial OF People A.
OF eless energy, practical application OF sound
institutions. well fai,h.u The conhden ace
and his fellow Their choice OF him
congressional cfeditabe gacity and
fapproved By the baobox, viii fleet honoraby upon
| the repre Sc nuaricn Of the district
So far the action OF the Democratic party
Ieeu OF the ensuing ction,, have h1
the of city ard State will be condsd
faithful and able hands What is be done the rsu
the wings have yet 10 learn. They preparing for
denomination, and without hope OF reuievlns
something from the field of presidential disaster.
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Cars CT Coon Herr AND ST, HsLKHA by the A.
rival OF the elrpeI-shp Westward H.. Captain John
son. we have Cape Town papers 10 the 2iss Of jsns
There ia Eews; the rapens are fed with Australsu
mai'err.
s., Helena ds,er are to the 4,h Jay. The S., Hslens
Herald pebishes letter from the master and Of The
English ship Lohares 10 Capt N. Blown. Of The ship
Malay, Of Salem, Massachusetts,. usnking the latter
officer for sseninx them from their wreck ID vesss on
the aT'h Juns "a CAPE L'Asulhas In consegnenes Of
sese additional men Captain Browa obliged stop
:, Helena for wafer. snd in eosg into poe' he
into the French hsrese Besn'ea. doing her u6ns
damsSe for which he was forced 70 pAya moot srcrb
'zni Ptses. tf. fs@t .s#
Table moving has reached 81 Helena, and is cutie
Amusement. FL 4
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For tuition per session Of nine months. 90
Use of room, furniture, library, and attendance % 90
Board tper weeh)...... No
To college charge tuition the
There small each
Fuel furnished
pea.es Stso
Al the bills onehaf beginning, and the
balance middle Of the session
With giving departments Of instruction
Of meeting public
Der aad OF studca changes
been made order and OF the students
has dosd styled The Sc'eshr tousc and the
degree OF baeh~os Philosophy g. ~ attached 10 viz &C
all the studies
io OF Bachelor Arts, with the
eepuon OF The ancsnt language TINS course w be special
adapted what IL called
eoi enios, mathematical and scientific studies will
have prominence than usual particularly In their
life. Those who
become practical sorveyn engineers, Asr'cuunss VIII
enabled, with the advice OF select their studies
special Objects will receive
lectures and The doors Of The College win Also be
any sady any lenst They may
the faculty select subcfs suited
The number Of lately
and others will be added the wants Of the several departments
may require.
progress ning Immediately the chair Of chew
y geology, mneros, and so.any in manner Thar VIII add
CRAFTY interest and profit NJ tho~e studies.
The placed under careful
scisn building which has been handsomely
Of faculty u viii thu. AZ
ford the hes, advantages for laying the foundation Of thorough es
Boarding di-
The princpAi and about the expense regular
building. receo,y undsyooe thorough repairs
being d that will add
much The and auacuvene of m already beautiful
situation.
believed College presented strong induce
does who desire 70 obtain thorough and
liberal education. j. =. BACON,
Aug 77-co5t President.
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tHs kcsri ,rran-A pablo mesiing was hsl1 "a
Mivsate last S,a,arsay. IN relation to the kosa a.
fair. The ehAirmaa, Dsn. A. J. urhsm, addressed the
mettnt, s,a,ak ~ snsih tie Particulars oil sns
ko.a aAsr. s~d rsysS eloquent tribute TO the Iro"p
sa9 sp'stei con6ae Of Captain Ing shAm. and the s
,sn, 10 uh'eh he had heen a~condei by his Of
hcess Asa erw, Ne oppressed his own entire srprors
~ s The, Asd hssn done. and his sodouhsns conviction
that the Uned States government would stand By ih
naval and diplomatic REPRESENTATIVES abroad 10 the souoa
they had 10 promptly taken. add boldly and success
folly maintained. r- q .sgsF et ss#HH3 71..
Resolutions were adopted approving Of the course q
Captain irrrshsm and Mr. Castle, the American MINIS
Ter al Ionsaniinople. and Committee appointed 10 nts
nr penny Subscription 20 provide suitable tes''nop'd
Tor Captain lnsrsham and p.seni the TO lin 70 be
name of The Stale OF Wisconsin. The meeting. .
we learn from The Sentinel. was very l.rgs, 'nd
was Addressed by several speakers in Eaxsh .ni Gel
man.
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PORMER RATES. sihstaudns the advance In s~sriy
offering the articles below
name o . hade n than former rstes-
rs pieces white flannel, from medium 6ns
ssmeres and twceds for hoys'
pairs blankets. assorted sizes and qualities
piece raa y shades
real Manchester gnghams, at iof cents yard,
well worth Iel EFT III s~.-H
piece. black cloths and eassimsre such
recommend
pieces DE Bsee, for travelling dresses III
10 kssdbss AiSssSsis quilts, assortsd dses .lt
cooesA Ss4ss tsv sewvanss' beds, low prices
man new eccAs arriving daily.
Terms cash, unless arranged IN the
Good Articles how ps, ssd sis desas BE- relied in all
c1a'4s ~ feHe f
4 RROTHER, =
Msss Dermou's building, oppo~sss Centre Marhst.
Ausu q1-6teof
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Our attention has been c4wd TO the following srticl,
from The Irenton True American and req asslad va
readily transfer il TO our columns: -lH
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CITY HOF. WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MoaNING, AUGUST as, isss-
Dtsttnxuished Arrivals.

Col Tod, OF Ohio. late Minister to Brazil Hon iii
ram Wabridse. of New York and Hon. Henry A
Wise. OF Virginia. are now in this city
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Music arose with il voio p'aeos swell. ~

collegiate year Of win hereafter consist Of
session beginning the last "wednesday in Sep
closing Wednesday June, which
annual for conierny degrees will be held
The ensuing session viii the 2eln Of september next
The charges
For tuition session Of nine months $40 90
Use of furniture, library, and attendance. 90
Board {prr n.
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From this estimate the road would pay 10 per cent.
capital of 500 1000, for Tassens alone. 10
the cost exceed The estimate The allowance
OF only four hundred passengers daily between the two
point.-St. LOUIS and San Fnncisco-s q low estimate
OF travel The revenue from freisb,s, male and gold
would swell the receipts to much larger amount. And
Aave hesitation in saying that the rosd If built will
pay well. II not better, than any Of the New York
roAds STEPTlMUS NORRIS,
rs ,as rsstss Civil and Mechanical Engineer.
PHuApKLPnA, August 10. 1889
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NEW DonE*rIo Day GOODS n. .u,.sI,ssn h.v.
goods T ,:s. .'1; -. :. s line. cheap
e brown si, ::s ' ;.S's s.%..
Scotch, Ru--, &c ,.~.uns.
sno-d,op .na a.a:.l .S's napkin. s
Hssal,oa,. Sssehsd sndb n.nn.r
srosnds hs.s isi.h linens, all p.r. Inca .. m
's' Is S . ss;s : s'; .:: :ss :s..a.r
. do nm. whine eamsncs. from IL 70 as
% a.s .v,s.a nd D..,s ss:na., is'o q, cents
20 De n"e whit. and r,d nnnne'.
pss .ss % @ fs s'srs .s.r which viii
., lace ana .Ssso,S.r.a ~.n,,e., :, h.f price
.r rosa. win ). .o,s much below DER origins. cos ". ear
n.sry solicit from persons purchase.
'.' - HicRuDEs = CALVERT.
Arss.-aa~a~ gai.9el.
UoLrAiREs PuiLOsorHICAL DICTIONARY. tive
vols svc translated nom N. French with no'ss both critical
Avg IS FRANcK TAYLOR.
THE ssAssss ~ an w..ns~sts. s.r.sn.ry vii, re-
- '''gr"-I - = sae I'D IL n
r,uE n..-As.g era nay ssAs.. n. mi.... H.wi.y
wn b ro..ea .. ThsA.y ss ss q s.p..s.. :. s'''
ss.s. % 3
Aug 8-eod4wT sNkttesaas--st enE
20 ss.. q Z, LIZ -a...-.--l. il------
ss..y ..s.:: : r. :.,s
s'S Sod ha asA Aooo ~
~.st are invited GRO. 4 Taos rAAk1e CO,
A@@-s"d<wh sOppnsise Browns Marble Buildings.
GMALL DwELLlNo-pOusE r.~ R~.s sssA sn> F~~-
nssws ~s sse hsv~ n~ NaNe
ho1ss psesssssty ,"~s>@
urnitus S ~a,e good -
#~ JAS. q. 6ecOeuE,
40 R-eedes Asea~r~sv s~d Ce@nt.sa Merchant.
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the train 10 ST the rate oil twenty miles
hour including soppages; performing the whole distance
Of 1900 miles in 100 hoas Thirteen locomotives will
be required for this duty, each locomotive running
l53 siIoo miles, which will be considered days duty.
with of hands for each locono,ive-ihe cars
. through.
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VILE n~~.Av, Assss t.sa rsesAvs4. 49, - sAie.-
Waite AsasAy proof prssevi~e ersss Gees nss
es seed sptc~s. taf asA so1 -
IONS psr cider sasI ssssaos = an thess
vast are invited Gro. Taos PAAk1a b CO,
AW@-s"dHwr .Opp0site Browns marble Buildings.
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THE n>ArAtng era Nay sahSss ~ ths Missss HAwBsy
renpas~a fhsay, the ish q sepssaahss. their
t7sh asd tai
Reference Rev. smyth fyss. D. D. fegsa fss.ssi
Ana @-eod4wn gtftNei@et--Ft enk
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PH1LOsOrHICAL DICTIONARY. TIVE
om French notes. eyitics
srsumerssdvs ~ Abnsr Kaeeisnd.
AwsS FRANcK TAYLOR.
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THE ssAssps ~ ts~ wssns~stsn se~snsry viii re-
op~r Thsrssay, sAe s 81 September
Aus s7-AlssevP Il
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EMALL DIV ELlaHo-HOus3 ssa the F~~-
~s s~s~t name
ho1se, PAesssssy e~ss~<
Wr~isrs fes god osso ~
i JAS. q. 6eOUtuE,
40 9a-ecdHs AssM~c~sv ssd CeUmknAAn
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breeze from sssward. 1t 10 sst sssprria9. shersiose
that all The little icebergs Of siersey were speedily
dissolved in the genial oil ihs Gull AIexn OF Hap
piness- Wt Ml
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Now $500 IS is The fol, cost OF runntpg passenger
train OF hundred passengers 700 miles, which IN
c.udss every expense oil motive powell with interest on
cost Of engines and The OF nine cents 10
nearly cents per mile than the average cost per
mile Tor repairs OF locomotives The roads OF the Uni
ted States The wages are high. and the wood 81 per
cord.
Cost rer passenger OF 100 miles is 81 IS, or small
fraction two mills per mile for each passenger
The revenue from the road would be follows al
lowing only four hundred passengers per day. This
would give year lac 0)o asss myers, al sixty dollars
100000. Allow $4,000 per mile, of road equipped
and rssdy for use--2o,o miles, AT $4,000 per mile.
Aal0 Iuo<A-faA : ! 4
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GakEsouoR's asoup.--We have had brief oppor-
tunity Of vie wing The marble group. by the Amer
can artist Gfsenough. now placed the north pedestal
Of The front Of the Capitol II ,rs'y splendid. and
cannot fail to BE- behed with delight by coantrymeo
The figures are colossal. and the grouping il highly
tAuc civilized man IL Represented A. clothing
age while lovely woman hovers nigh nursing an in.
iant ia her arms, and friendly watchdog stands ~
sentinel The struggles of The Indian chief ~ be- knsss
overpowsred TO the earth depicted with gree, force
This speudh work OF art win be open for exhibition
N few days. II will well repay Wait. Wa indulge
the hope tina, the location Of the clothed woman on the
north pedestal will lead The removal Of The nude one
on the south. 70 which 50 many osisc,ons hav. long
been made. r#@t
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Ws n. FRASKLIs Auctioreer
- A l. l. OF II VALUABLE BUILDING

oLoTs, located on yfH.Ay and on ESD and sfrH SITS
WIN II FRANKLIN, SON & Co viii sep az Auetion
on WEDNESDAY Feb 10, 1853 at ~ O'Clock at the Ner-
hsnts' Exchsuge
G3s.
ALSO lots the southwest corner of 9th ay and g3t
ALso-so lots the side OF 9th ay eu.bfeinx M.
entire front, between SD ard 84th-sts
ALso-so, on the ives, side Of 9th-ay, embracing the
entire fTont, between esd and s4rh-sts
85DsT 4 lots the south aide OF s3ds. eon,nsncing
lC0 feet Of sth-av
sTH SIS lots the south side Of eih st. comsnca AZ
Ice feet east II gth.ay
Ierms-t0 per cent. nav remain mortgage Mtps
may be Outlined u tie Office Of the AucIiOneer No
BToee-st H72O "
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TIVE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-ys


Il Yolk oiiices-eoner Of Hanover and Besyersz, -
No. 23 Broadway, below Fnlton-st. rhe Msgaet'e Is
epsph Company for the purpose Of the further seeoA$
daton OF tie public 20 keep pace with the rapidly nefsy
ing Tslerapbe business and enable their agents dspsa
with promptBess all that may be offered hare
heavy expenditure, completed and IN sctiss cper
separate aud distinct lines Of poles and Ieersps
wires extending from NewYoT4 b the City Of Wsssns
One by the railroad route with i've wires from ses
York TO Philadelphia, and four wires from PhsSe1ps
Bslnmore and Washington; by the other hoe, Ssns ~
turnpike roads, there two wires the whole 6stMs
the Company have stations at Wilmington, rreotcn "
Brunswick, Princeton, Newark Jersey City, HAM
Grace Port Deposite and New-Hope.
With seven wires ~ above and rezulafions 70 -
prompt delivery, this Company affords TO persons
TO avail themselyeso Of the and advantage OF
mode Of communicating with personal OF pl1nss a. a.
in distant cities extent Of means Tor pfonpt1s~
equsled by any other Bne IN this country ,..~ss
Telegraphing but recently an experEnen, ~ =. 10 rf
systematic ard reliable medium Of busnes, sna ~
Of Thousands upon thousands Of dollars 70 nor 3s1
acted through It's agency. -. ,.xels
PRcEs-for the Transmission OF ten woids OF = ,ss<s
sye Of date address ard signature, tof winch s4wiRg
nade.l tie prices are from NRWYORk 70 49, "a
t,eenfr oents; 70 PHILADELPHIA. tioesyJsse 80 ga
20 BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON, ~ esaS W
d'iiy nom A. ~ 70 WM. NJ swAIs. prssai''t
uN p wTSTERVPIT SUPERINTENDENT.
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Sales bp Anetiou.

A SsIGNEE's SALE--A vALUBLE PRO
IA PERTY At AUCrION-Loc4teGi in the Village o; IL
SER Town ofSazseTtiss Ulster Co, " T. CONSISTING o.
Store Dwelling House ard On; Buildings and tnre or i'aI
vacant Budrg Lots The said pro7eIty VII be sold on
ths sah february irss AZ one oclSck p. NJ. q, the TX
change House. kept hy p Poland. in said village An IN
Questionable title VIII be gwen JOIN fnssxp',
xspaes of Elias Woodruff.
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ALBERT H. NIcaoLAY, Auctionee1
IEN NEW and HANDSOME T IA RFE-STO

= RI ard BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES and LOT,
on 9TH ST and the unexpired leases Of loo No "a ADJ
sOS-ST, with the two-story attic and ba4eraent hcl
noce thereon sDo the fyestory brck house 30 rs yAs
Brcokyp ct Auction. a.
ALBERT Il. EICoLAY, will sell ON MONDAY Ph
q at Roe.oek, AZ the MerchantS Exehsose: wv
-ITHsT-Ten Lew and handsome three ,,d h...
Heat orex houses and lots the south .d. 81 9y,h -
socut 100 feet west Of 6th-ay. lots zDx 100. hos.r.
1.oi whieh are now finishing and contain al he uaodn
ltV'enehis such a. gas, marble msntle. nor AMI ola
oetaA, Naier closets speaking tnbes bell, wasStYs,s
!ahfes IL The Kitchen stained Eass ma, esn,.
&c Id are Dot IN substrntal manner Pra1 a. DJ
Sooo ca each house. remain on bond snd uortgsss
ssrer '"' 'ee Jess, az seven per cent Insured for
eAIisos,sr-The unerpired leae Of the lot No o. Ma
.L I'm &c I"ostory, atfle and basement BRICK house
"a e south side Of the greet between Cathar,as
g. IRE lot is 25xl03 ana the house sbout
A "a onf II the best manner ssme years ago. By
Ia,ststa Fsh Esq for his own use Il las soid ma,eg
nabs doors IN paro, CRATES marble mAr.ss hea,ers
- rssts Hopf and back vaults &c, kc., and il Ia
me lease has sixteen years from MAY
s1IJeei 70 r.newsl Of tventyone years a. I've Der
Present ground rent SIS taxes $50; 10
saso VIZ rent for $40 per year, AID Is Insured for
NAssAu-sT The uneIpred lease Of the fves.crv by;cl
Toes NO - Nassar ct, and psrt Of hoase No IA Pness
ot ABOUT tsD house about 4x57 IL rents az presept Tor
and the lease . % years from, Ia N.x
ihese preises have for many years back been ocry
PFC nsfestsurant, and will prove sood nves,ulsut
ocNrfTs1. Brooklyn Two lots South sde Soc,r,,,
feet east Of Colarbiast Terms easy: fifis ,nS.
10 WaIla ~ ~'N'i"aos.; NO
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- William Garland deoSssed containing about ~ res
with ~esory and attic iisne awslene recently flashed
10 modern . so1tsn,ns sasesaent psarres and la,ss
door and two finished in attic good well OF water
the door, eensenent eabrlns. large garden ana
variety Of choice ffet The Farm weIproporticned
n~ser sinx springs and tue hoa Of wheat 90 tae PREM.
ises and in respects god Farm and pleasant eognsry
resS. nee IL situated ia the township OF Chnton Fsx
Co T. on the Old post yoas the Springfield turn.
pile one ana . half males from Cs,npsown. -four Aai
hall piss ftom Newark-yuhhe coavysnces daily 70 snl
osn Newark ysss the select school in ssh and "a
the neashhorkcea Of respectable society. TIE h1nins
u1enals and sock viii Ne sca witA the tsSn II ae<ire
Terms sceousnsedatsnr Possession before ls OF
April next Apply % HARRIET GARLAND, On the
prrm,sssy = CRANE, West Hiocm6elA Execator; or
% Nj EDWIN SPEEa No "a BTosAst. NewsEk
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DESIRABLE Residence for SALE

II TAc handsome and snb.tsntaAl noieIn thFoe sory
aud hssensnf Hease Ne 81 Mo<senst. us feet Of
Hpdsonst huit the aest worknenir uasnnsr, Of the
Best maeras and sspse with every dersh eosyesience
end also Al the modern additions OF wasr TO Ihrd story
waiter kc kevsry large yard stccke@ wsh grape y1eS
6uit trees ara aowerng shruheAeown stone and brisk
wsshouse 8 BY a. lot Is BY 10 fec< Can - examined
By any respectable person desoas to purchase to' 10 to
7o'ccek. -
Axe the twesscry and sttie Brick Hous- No i$s Sas
ow directly in tie Of above for terms inlae Of
he house, OF No Isl Fa,soc s.
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NIB. BurLER, Auctioneer

.,,,,,,,,,, ~. o. Do Tux, AuuIOheeI
tECElNERs SALE Of STOCK, FIX
III TURPs and CONTENTS ofa GROCERY STORE
On MONDAY, February "a 1885, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ at
Iompknsyiie (CuaTanIine Staten sand will BE- sold GA
the preme the entire STOCK, Fixtures and tho
assortment Of Groceriss, Teas, Sugar. Spices Coffee
Champagne, Claret and other Wines, Brandy, Gin
Whisky also quantity Of superlne Flour and Nal
thousand bushels OF fine Feed bale Hay, OATS straw 81:
also lae Of Mems and Boys Boots aud Shoes
end Ladies Shoes aud OVershoeA Dry Good. and ready.
made ClUthiLg also. Pairts OILS and Colos and Hard.
ware together with al the Counters, Scales aud Weights
Shelving standing Casks Glass add fixtures Of every
hind, &c. &c Also, five Wagons Of double Harness.
two sets OF single Harness and black Horse Terms Of
sale, clEh. CHARLES j. PORTER Receiver