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vECIG1r.A. -Cewmr.,

cHiNE' s.ESEGE, =. {.
"a TRAVELLERS for the above wcll.known House will
y find Carriages and Ounihusc- at the Depot in
Charleston % convey ilcm laid Hotel free Of charge
Dee, s. lSHl-ti W. V. STARR, Proprietor.
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Ten Day: Later G'om The East +
Sebast0p0 Taken,

by Tue last arrival OF the steamer Shnnghnie
Wv. c. IIo1-oN ee. Go.
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DIN NRR HOUSE,

VuNiE n-cllbCr La. recently taken charge Of this
u House and 1t Is NOW undergoing thorough repair
ana hehg rernt,hcd in good style. His object Is to
keep good 'Iolg-a house where guests cun be COM
iortabE accommodated and cared for. By giving the
cuisines. hs whole attention, and keeping his table sup
pitd WIN the best the country affords, he hopes aud c.
rrc'3 to be literally patronzcd.
march loft :3s JOSEPH UARBIN
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uENRY WARD BEECHER il NEw-0R-
III

HENRY WARD BEECHER ia NEW-OR-
Ii LEANS
The NewOrleaDs Crecent sfsr giving Mr.. Beecher some
hard strokes Sor his Maine Law" and Abolition senme-ts
win ds up it, erifiqus
STAR PAPERS
follows:
writes vigorously and With evident sincerity He BE-
ieves he h great man. and world for niiou;
be along with purpose o. accomplishment He Is
honest than Greeley and able than Sumner he s
fact TIE very person should like for companion on
troutfshng excursion
These STAR PAPERS
smell Of hay end clover, country rides and dwellings near
They all essny ssreeiby and ably written, and such as
We hope 10 have Of Few tell preier so'y
the iwttrng birds the glory Of ies the scent Of eshnt
srs or the splurge of waters Let read these and be
thsnlfol."
The stove took my be had Of Bookseller or VIII be sent
by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of price, 81 Is.
J. C. DERBY Publisher, No. l1s Nasssns, " Y.
ALL THOSE whom this HOT WEATHER is
IA driving into the COUNTRY will want
NEW BOOKS,
JULY MAGAZINES,
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
AND NEWSPAPERS,
All these will be
At
DE WITT 4 DAtENP0RTS
Cheap Publication Depot,
Nos. 100 l62 Eassau-st,
Opposite the Park.
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i LIGIoN
WHICH: THE RIGHT OR THE LEFT?
One volume, $50 pages Price 81 IS
The writer punses into the hear Of ell the whilns
elements Of fashionable religion and every day business life
He book w'ten with great strength and thasSs vsor OF
- Written with earuestness and power.
m Y. Journal Of Commerce.
One Of the NEST remarkable novels Of the present
Full Of visOTou. writing backed BY original and daring
th.u.h h., Frank L IS S n Gass.,s
wen e1seaed and a5.o.Sasy in cestns Boston Po
If this book does net create tornado hing vii"
avery touching very thoughtful and very full Of ura slO
1t has the great merit of originality. Ia i've book and
has Dnot nably genuine moral power" Home J0u,na
The yssu the aS@en'f s1s an he S9a5lc
. in; eleetusl treasure OF the highest oEder.D
II win ssn world ide celebrity, and leave enduring
mark upon the literary column of our century"
It di.eets the life Of trade and shows is heat and mPu
seq lPhladelphia sun
ness and yisor" Albany KniekerbocAer.
WHAT THE CLERGY SAY OF IT.
MANY vii feel BIZ vivid depic-lngs hypocrisy
and sham [Rev. J. W GirdwoOd, New SedfOri Mass
urou every page Of which he Of the mod
est author usht 10 he imprinted in letters OF gold"
An eelo Of Divine iruih'
Il deals with c,e which ChFisis ministers weep"
REV John P. Hero lnee, New York.
cit was happily said Of Sbaks pearo that he held mirror
Nature" 1h6 sSthor q Whe," holds mirror qp to
Grace" REV JOIN !. VI kesn Philadelphia p
II uers eunnly needed end sessonabe tru hs, which
had they SPOKEN from pulpit would have empied
church and stirred ne Of wasps ebout minister's IL
lRey John wsyland, D. D. Ro1brry, Mac
4" work Of rare and genuine abb ily'
hight Rev j. H. pains ID. d.. LID Bishop OF Vermont.
cannot doubt hat Will be both effective aud useful"
h1y G S5sPs 5. e III TySs 10 pa
Fer ..le by al booteerss "'' ''' GARRETT < Co.
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FOURTH of JULY, 1S55.-GRAND EXCUR-
II SION 70 the FISHING BANKS-Fare 80 Gents for the
F1our aon.-The steamer THOMAS F.. HDLSE viii make
Excursion TO the Fishing Banks WEDNESDAY. July A,
1885 leaving NewYork from foot Of Amosst 1915 A. M
Sprng-st $50 A. NJ Jay-st. at A. NJ; Pier No g. N.
9:l5 4. NJ.
three hours 10 remain on the Fishing Grounds.
This Excursion will be Of the finest OF the day ing
passengers fine view Of the Bay snd Harbnr Of Newferk
with thu Publications and afordbg opportunity Of enjoying
the healthy bIeoz from the ocean.
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Mem iDnblieatious.

4 BOOK 7 II A I L A l. s -
~ Reader are you Of social turngven 70 hay and
ubersnce Of feeling Don't delay copy Of
BEFCHER'S STAR PAPERS;
and upon making acquaintance viii thank this advertise
neut for the Introduction.
j. c. DERBY, Publisher No. lls Nassau 81, N Y.
Nj c O N + f y !;
wi THE STORY or A WOMANS LIFE.
MANY sensation books scarcely bear Perusa nows-
dsys Such the with Ny Confession GthonSh we
pronounce possess all the elements OF sensation oos
written bcush IL sh scarcely cat OF her teens We
predict for wide popularity The smoot hness Of IL style
pleasant rural and home pictures cannot bat make svot
tie cotng they startling contrast with scenes OF M
common power" Boston WAyeriey Magazine.
J. C. DERBY, Publisher.
And for sale by all Bookssllers
VIVID PEN PICTURES.-Every page glows
will the sciplatons Of genius, and such i the writer's
sphc power Of npon that TIE reader Is taken awayA
but bsdy-and made 10 see present and visible, that
which Il 20 inimitably pescsibed IN
henry WARD BEECRERs STAR PAPERS.
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Special Notices.

Derocrntic Whig General Committee Regular
ar citing OF The Comm will b. held TUESDAY EVEN
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman
nose ts' seso'S'' yiee-chair@en.
CIV s SssIy' Secretaries.
Eev.Yoris Young Mems Christian Association,
The Rooms having been ceased and painted viii be oPeed
Or Ttf SDAY July 1885, The members are cordially IN
ved 70 use the ROOFS They viii fad good Library ana sa
xcept Of the religious aud secular papers OF IA
dsy b. r. MANIERRE. Chm Com on hoons
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TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBERS re

TgVRIBTNE SUBSCRIBERS residing west Of
4 5th av and north Of as Who h.ye 10. been served
regularly tie past we y , ea,., s
s,hsv; Cisar Store sthsy between 9Th aud tsth "a
Grocery Store eornts A. 10 1asaasuIs h9is
Store IsSh-ss-, Csrusansytie-
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DIR. Towusend's sarsaDariIia
l. a. 49, scason Invaluable a. RENOVATOR IA
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

l. n 49, 1rort a. hiNCf SR
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
II not only nch and pure blood but will ehec-
tuty cary OF ell pud humos cleanse the stomach regulate
M bowels impart toue and yigor the whole system and
KEEP TIE BLOOD PURE
One great accommodation for using this ssrsepara that
every bottle Of II cured under the direct supensend-
ezee Of DIR. JAMES r. Chiffon,
the ost celebrated Chemist and Physician in this country and
hi certificate attached 20 bottle guarantees that Is
"PTRFLY VEGETABLE, and WITHOUT MERCURY"
There yet been medicine pre'entod to the public
which has eoiuay aimed s character for PURIFY
INGTHE BLOOD a. Dr. TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA,"
feet that entirely superseded all other preparations
claiming the same properties alone speaks volumes in its favor
THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE.
Only purify the Blood, end Disease must vanish
Wholesale and Retail Depot No. Pr Broadway corner Of
Fuitons ~ OFFICE No. 2, opposite st. Pau's Church.
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6otels

BERKSHIRE HOUSE, GREAT BARRING
I'D TON. MASS-M. p. LORD having leased for term Of
wears this weknOwn and popular Hotel informs tho public
that will BE- reopened for the reception Of company on the lat
Of July next The house In all respects admirably calculator
10 s I'd comfortable Summer residence fer families single
b. srdes The spaci aud and all soP
ri ed urnare and the grounds connected WITH
tie pr nses ample end well shaded The Unsurpassed beauty
and isubry Of 10 and IT, inne lac vicinity, combined
with us facilities Of nunca with the principal northern
cities, reLcer a desirable place for summer resort
While soliciting share Of the public pat.onge beg leave 70
profer tie thai effort shall be wanting part
L. pro lie comfort and pleasure 81 my guests ~
Great BaIriUgiOo, June SO, 100 h Z. LohD.
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.RAND THIRD of JULY EXCURSION up

GRAND THIRD of JULY EXCURSION up
~ the HUDSON RIVER for ALBANY and TROY, land
, Cold Spring Ncwhurgh Hampton, Milton, Pughkeepse,
Eugsion Bnytowp Red Hook, Bristol, Catskl, Hudson,
Coxseeke and New Baltimore Fare for the excursion az and
down IS centL The splendid. fstsaiug steamer HERO,
Cart J. w HtncoN will leave from the foot Of Rosnson-'
TUESDAY, July az r. NJ AInos-st., od Prison wharf
a. 81 p NJ. Returning win leave Troy p NJ Albany, on
WEDNESDAY 9TH Of july % p NJ making the same LAND
urS In addition the facilities above offered the evening
viii be celebrated BY he discharge Of aud hreroekets
ard the reading the Declaration ndepe ndenee snd
prorsise GRAFTON will be delivered the BY Capt
W. Hancox, member Of the Nev-Jersey Legislature.
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Fro.eTnBt InscIligeoce Once and Labor Exchange
Il cu,o, ed No n Csnast 70 the corner Of Centre
.u6 Cana-sts NewYork The Office established by the
Commissioners Of Emgeon wbsre always be found large
nun Of LABORERs and SERVANTS at very low rates OF
1ases persons have their orders filed by writing 70
e supen endeni and sending the amount TO
The Dssage OF parties required No fees charged 70
ployera JAMIE r. fh0AN' ouPsrnteuuenI
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WANTED-A situation as COOK, by a re-
w .peetabe young Woman Understands French and En-
9Th COOKING Has the best city references at No rs Notes.
81 fCor fr1nf.
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81 South ilhst., Ph a1eiphi1.
NETWORK LAW lNSTlTUTE.-at stated
~ citing q the members Of the NewYork Law Iosttle
held the Ibrsy ROOM, No. IS Chambesst on tie seq I'd
Monday lth day) OF Jle, lJ II uuauiousy TesJFei
That The bylaws be amended that tie 18Th article,
amended sEall read ls follow; $500
ARTICLE l9-These bylaws, except tho i2h, 18Th and 18th
articles be altered euentt, repealed ~ the vote o
tie Institute two tsed meenss but The l2b 18th and IN
articles sLa not BE- altered amended repealed unless b. rho
stated meeting Of the Insttoe; pubic nJIce
sfecng the objects Of such lest stated meetings Be given
FIR week previous thereto Ia three newspapers
Iul,ed In the City Of Newiork
Tie Of such ast stated meeting w be TO consider and
pass upOa tho f. lowing resoutOn which adopted 81 two
successive stated r.ectings:
Re.oed Thai tn bylaws be amended ~ striking al of
ice The connenccnentt the word obtsnei in
elusive, sni s-tsftufug the following; Every per0n wlJ
sfa be ecfCd sie the first day q Auguit nb q
tbs lntute, be! he entitled csrihcats that no i ie
share Of s cgy al stock UPON the payments here
mentioned having been male b him, VII on or beOrs
Tie Gay # fay cfer ~ elecon he shall have pait ns
hundred DO lars Including the initiation fec AMI
ma ufta ue1; II within ,esr rom he fret Of Nay next
RI e-ctOr he shall have paid the q hun1ei sld
dollars i-cnlrg The initiation fee and annual asta1u-s
II within yesrs from the fret q afer bis FL cJn
be hl hEvr paid tie o. hundred and twenty d0la
inducing he initiation f. md ins'a Deus II within
three years from the first of May next after bis election he
fhs pa1 the % hundred and thirty d0f-s il
cudrg the initiation aud annual insa16ntsi Il nln
riLe yez frUm the fra Of May next after lis election be
BIZ legal representative Of his DEATH shall have pad IA
mi iEifu and annual ilstsen5 the VI kl1tred
aud fifty dollars
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THE UNITED sTATEs PATENT yEHTcU-


a LAR sTREETCLEANlNG COHPAST-Ars now ia
successful operation 10 ga u the largest ces OF the Union
They prepared with corporations Retn
r CLEANING the Streets and Highways Of Giles eni towns
IN suy pert Of the United staeA The system Of
ING adopted by this Company, together With their
ING ind CT E6NiNG APPARATUS hsl received ne htsss
endlion from he pres aud sui ortses IN eysr ~
they have operated. They also prepsni 70 JILL -
the Machines person parte, ~9o % 1s
purchase the seIe, apple .cnsI taeir JnSss
vray " y or No. ITO South Front PhiL aha - -
sECKHL sTlEBEL Co.. Cincnaan ~, ~
aud ST. Louis where all necessary ios ~
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IN Monroe Co. PATHS House ready Tor the recep-
If visitors For magnificent and besthunes Of
cry he Delaware Gap 5PzeeneDt The linz u telegraph
which constructing aud which ia office here ensbes
con with the city All times The journey 70 ths
Gap accomplished 10 day by the NevJersey Central Real
Esston the Morris and Essex Railroad ackers
VIM A BRODHEAD.
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Excursions.

July Sd, 4TH and 5TH.-L0NG ISLAND
~ RATLROAD-CHEAP EXCURSIONS % GREENPORF
Leave Brooklyn July Sd at o'clock A NJ Leave Brooklyn
July All soeock A. NJ Tickets GOOD to return on either
the following Fare for the Trip out aud
back 10 al points of Deer Park, So points west OF
Deer Park the regular fare will be charged -
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
will be follows: No reduction Of Fare except as above
Trains going East leave Brooklyn for Greenport at A. b.
and 3:45 NJ syosse at ~ and 4:l5 r NJ Jamaica, At
9and 10 A. NJ. and l, S:45 4:l5, end Ysphenk e.
A. NJ and 3:45 p. NJ Farming isle at A. NJ IS and r. NJ
TRAINS GOING wEsI.-Leaye Green2ort for Brooklyn, at
$3.50 and 10 O'Clock NJ Yaphank for Brooklyn at 63 and
II: A M Farmingdale for Brooklyn ats 1880 NJ and
1:G5 p M Syosset for Brooklyn at A. NJ and 4iO NJ
Jsmaics for Brooklyn $40 7o 7: aud 8f5 A. VI, sJd
2:Io 55S and II NJ On TUESDAY July 5, and WEDNES-
DAY July a. the Yaphauk Trains leaving Brooklyn at 9;i
NJ viii be extC nded through 10 GeenPOrt Returning viii
leave Greenpo Brooklyn Wednesday July aud Thurs
day July s. at 1850 A. NJ. On WEDNESDAY The 4th Of july,
there will be an Extra Train leave Hampstead al O'Clock =.
NJ for jamaica and returning leave Jamaica at ii r. NJ In
the NENING there will be splendid display OF Fireworks at
Jamhica-Jupe 20 1856 WIN. T.. MORRIS. President
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Blank Books, staiinnsrp 81

CTILESs CYLINDRICAL LET1ER-COPIER
- cheap hsh portable, durable and VII copy Letter
quicker End neatly than any Of tho @o sis lroC
Presses Priee 81 Sc, IS with Book. By Egrsss or Mail
Address D. I. STILES. Buffalo n. I.
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VOL XIV. NO 4,432.

TIVE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open to
the publc small charge until further noeoe most o.
the Psintinss and ststusry still on exhibition
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

~ Fourth Of July Excursion to CROT0N FALLS and LAKE
MAHOPAC. Trains viii leave follows:
From City Hall A. NJ for Williams Brdge from corner OF
White and Cenre-sfs 8:l5 NJ for Chatham -Four Corners;
from City Hail. $40 A. NJ for Williams Bn1gei from City
Hail. $50 A. NJ for Croton Falls; from City Hail. 1890 A. NJ
Williams Bridge; from CITY Hall, llf0 A. NJ. for Whie
Psins from City Hall p NJ. for Williams Bridge; from City
Hall 2:l5 NJ for Williams Bridge; from corner of White
aud CenTe-sts NJ for Chathsm -Four Corners; from City
Had, $3.50 F. NJ for White Plsns; from City Hall NJ for
CrotOn Falls from City Hall, 4:20 r. NJ for Williams Bridge
from City Hall p NJ for Dover Plains; from City Hall ;: IS
p NJ for WI Jams Bridge from City Hall, Gals F. NJ. White
Plains from City Hall T. NJ for Williams Bridge from City
Hall, II p. NJ for " iiams' Bridge
Passengers by the $3.50 NJ Cro,on Fails Train will have
pe Lake Mahopsc dine and return by he4 o'clock
train arriving in New York a. $3.50 z. NJ
Returning 70 Newly leave A. NJ. from White aims
$3.50 A. NJ from Williams Bridge; $3.50 A. NJ from Croon
Falls; A NJ. from Dover 7 ansi $3.50 A. NJ from Williams
Bridge; le:l0 A. NJ from William Bridge; llb i. NJ from
Nilpms' Bridge; si5 A NJ from Chatham -Four Corners
2:5C p NJ from White Plains; 2:S0 = NJ fgNn Williams
Bridge; 7. Nj. from Croon Falls; 5;e5 p NJ. from Wiiaas
idsei p NJ from Nlliams Bridge 6;lo P NJ from White
Plains; 7:l5 T. NJ. from Williams Bridges $3.50 p NJ. from WI
liens Bridge 4 7. NJ from Chatham -Four Corners
W. }. CAMPBELL, Acting Superintendent
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NOR the FISHING BANKS-Fare so Cents

EOR the FISHING BANKS-Fare 90 Cents
Il TIE steamer CROTON Capt. w. II. WOOD. viii make
FRIDAYS oomencng July 3, 1850 leaving ioo Broomssi
E. r., 7:l5 A NJ foot Peck
slip T. r. 1850 AN foot Springst N r. AM foot Robin
son.st n r., 1915 NJ; Pier Ne. 4, NJ r., $3.50 AN Re
fTesp, mis- Fishing Tackle and Bait furnished board.
R-Tbe steamer CROTON BE- chartered for excursions
on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAp9R-
WOOD No 81 Souihst or of the Captain board the boat
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EOURTH ULY-1655-FOURTH JULY
Il EXCURSION TO NEWBURGH. WEST POINT. Hay
ERSTRAW, ROCKLAND LAKE, NYACh and PlERMONT.
Fae Nwburgh and West Point, 80 cenif fare TO hayer-
straw S7i cents; fare Permont and Nyack . censThe
leave ChsmbeTsst Pier at O'Clock A. NJ. Returning leave
ewburgh at 2P Band of Music viii accompany the boat
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VHrH WASHINGTON CONTINENTAL
u eOs CELEBRATION on the FOURTH OF JULY
1855 by grand Excursion around staten Island Fare 80 cents
The splendid steam yacht RIP VAN WRINKLE, Capt. c. w
Fambam commander will leave the foot Of Broome at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Montsgues. Brooklyn at let Harmon list al
100 Spripes at H. and Pier North River at Ill being the
best and cheapest family excursion Of the dsyafordng de-
ehtful the hsbor scenery and government f1ca
tions. ~ B-The Washington Continental Capt Darow,
will accom- any the excursion
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60 Ubom il fflap Concern.

AN EXAMINATION for PRINCIPAL TEACH
~ ER in BOYS GRAMMAR SCHOOL (salary 81 900 per
arnuml viii be held the Northwest School H0ue, Racest
stove bread, SATURDAY July a. u. 81 A. 81 JOSEPH
COOPER, Secretary Committee Examination, oihce No
~ South iihs., Ph acelphil.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILL ON
Whatever differences of opinion eris, IN %
the political or moral views Of its eminent safboT there eu
enc opinion of
HENRY WARD BEECHER's STAR PAPERS,
which 10 meeting with the enthasAte reception from It's
readers and reviewers from ell parts IN the country
j. {. DERBY, PahlsheJ, Ne lis Esssatst-, Seu-Yo<k
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Ehanses for Business Alem.


A RARE CHANCE 10 MAKE o FORTUNE
IA the FOUNDRY BUsTSESS-fhe Subscribers. sdafe
kusors Of Charles Beatty, aeeessed oder 81 public see
WEDNESDAY the 18Th day n July next sstwesn the boar
ofi snd oecek M Of said DAY. al the pcrsn interest Of
said tecee. ed IN the BELv DERE NOVELTY WORKS eoa
stne Of he undivided hs Of AL the ros hschncs Turning
ehe GrEdso1es Furnaces ana ali The apparatus
tor manufacturing Hay Platform Counter and Tea Ssses lss
beafs Paebt Coffee NILS and Door Locks with the privilege
OF usns said patent In said Novelty Works for oaf
rtneF vnh a. endless variety Patterns sbG Fask for making
al sizes OF ca rtss from dooriach mil shaf. At the
same time vi be offered Bea,ys RShs making Goa
fesas and Door Locss Sale take psoe the Novelty
Nofks and eondfons made Known the day OF sae BIZ
s,AmtEt pICkINSoS.} ,a,O,,...,.,,r-
HORACE VI. NORTON, AoHan'srstor@
BFor further parueu cali address either Of he
subscribers At oeisdere. Warren Co. n. }.
A FOUNDRY doing good home and New.
IN York Cry business for SALE cheap, the hsvins
other calls uron his time. APry 20 l. NJ ARNOLD, the
Fosndery. No. S74 Mainst-, Poughkeepsie.
L'OR SALE--The MACHINERY Of the EAGLE
II MANUFACTURING COMPANY, at Seymour, Coun eon-
spg twenty JACQUARD LOOMS for weaving Broesteiex
and Cooeps ryight inches wide aud other machinery
necessary he manufacture Of said goods with all tho shs
syIerts'rrg thereto.
Orrorunty for inspecting said machinery win b. given TO an
pcrsons wishing purchaser and proposals received Tor The
sane up o the ioth Of July next.
For further particulars inquire Of GEORGE p. SHELTON
Agent. BY order OF The Execu'ive Committee.
HARRISON TOMLiNSoN, Sec. Eagle Asafs Go.
Seymour Conn. June Y 1881
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GUNNER Retreats.

DERGEN HIGHTS SUMMER RETREAT
I'D For FAMILIES and SINGLE GENrLENES-Dclsht
ful re OMS and all rustic lest attractions OF the cc-ntry
vet orly minutes wax from Hoboken Ferry. Especially
desirable for fan es where gentlemen wish TO 30 Convenient
20 dsly business For particulars w ~ HE aRICk, No.
u Bsresy-st second door or ANDREW STEWART, No. 81
Waist
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BOOK THAT WILL LIVE FOR
GENERATIONS.
S T A X p A p f r. S.

Scarcely three weeks have elapsed since the publication
tbs and yet its circulation has been wide and
pd 'hsi it il read tSneously with unfesned deisl
in all parts Of the country.
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II requested 10 remember hey obtain good. comfortable
Ladsinss IN 1ee Rooms for % pr DFh and lees per
week the EsFle Hotel, Frankfort and Wiisuists.
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FOURTH of JULY, 655.-NEW-JERSEY
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TICKETS between NEW
YORK ard PHILADELPHIA sold the Sd in ell the trains
but the p NJ and the 9TH in the 10 A. NJ good TO return
from Philadelphia the afternoon trains of the 4tb aud all the
trains Of the 5h except the 10 A. NJ for 81 Increased
commentators Extra Trains aud Excursion Tickets at low
fares between Newly and the stations on the Newer
and Millsione Roads. For particnlaIs see bills
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- IN I Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM
II TUESDAY, July S-ENENING at O'Clock the my.te-
nous aud thrilling piece called THE LAST NAIL. AFTER
ICON e. s. I'M ROBBERS WIFE and THE TAILOR
OF TAMWORTH The wonderful BEARDED INFANT and
IT, nsatler the SWISS BEARDED LADY, the MAINE
GIAN1ESS 8 feet high DWARF LADY n inches high, the
LIVING OSrRICBES, the LIVING OuRANG-0u TANG,
TFJFF MERMAID two living BOA CONSTRUCTORS, aud
tlTee ANACONDAs &e Admittaaee Is cents Children
der ten ~ cents
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$4,000 s SPLENDID Sli9 c Ii5lsSa
ttel snd exclusive MANUFACTURING BUSINESS eon-
prnE sisy Of artc and aoFdins immense prokss
Thomas sTRFEr No s4l Finest
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VISITORS 10 LONDON OF 81 route to PARIS.
MRS. COOKERS COMMERCIAL and FAMILY
BOARDING HOUSE, No. 10 charferoasesqasre, London,
II ent within Eve Minutes walk Of the Genera P0fsOhice
1 House offers from IL eontra and asant
tuston coed lofty Rooms eileen, weared Bef Sec ssss
fat Tea and ervin 4s per day. private Rooms omnibuSes
sEd from al part Of London.