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<,HFAP EXCURSIONS by LONG ISLAND
J RAILROAD between GREENPORT and sAO dARBOK
- GFvTYORK -Fa5e Fifty CeBs-Leave Brooklyn every
TfiEsnAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY a, A. W. Leave
es,srssrt even MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY
M A
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
q tie County Of SewYork, notice hereby nyen 20 An
persons having dams against WILLIAM Madden LATE 81
II. CITY of New-Yort decsAed present the WITH
vouchers fhsreof the sub caber, a. hs store, No 81
Bowtryt the efy II Sewiok, o. before The nKin DAY
o Serts Der neIt-Dasd Nelork the thrd day 81 Mach
1883 fms iswtmThl NORMAN COOK, Executor.
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~ Ii L UNIV Z X 5 ! T
FAMILY REMEDIES.
lsued under the Seal Sanction and Authority Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF

FAMILY REMEDIES.
Issued under the Seal Sanction and AuthoIity Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW LEDGE.
Chartered Nv the Of Peusylv anis April % 1853,
WITH CAPITAL OF $4,000,
Nsiny purpose Of sesng the evils Of Spurious and
Worthless SostrumG
ALSO,
For supplying the Community with reliable Remedies vi hey
ever Competent Physcen vii not D. employee
THIS institution has purchased from DR.. JOHN K hO"AhD
ais celebrated
TONIC Mkt Y r p,
Known for upward of years hs only sure o
ssfe cure for
FEVER AND AGLE, &c.
And bis in,strnGhe Remedy FOR
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ROWASDS - -
COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY hool'
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies,
TOGETHER WITH
i"' COMPLAINTS or TIE LUNGS.
Inc OHi'si'''' DYsP cPsIA OR INDIGESTION
The Uniyersity's Remedy for - -
The UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC may be had, at the Branch
'F'' C. II. RING John-yt Broadway ". Y.
CLICKFNFR & Co, No. 81 Barcay-sL
w 5 DURHAM. No. f76 Broadway.
Mrs HAYS, Brooklyn.
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IN the Matter of the Sale Of the Real Estate OF
i ROBERT CONkLIN eeeea.ed. Or ths payn.nt " his

N the Matter of the Sale of the Real Estate OF
i ROBERT CONKLIN, deceased for the payment OF his
debts
ADMINISTRATORS SALf.-ln pursuance OF an order OF
Of Of Newlork, dated August
1856 and pursuant statute JOAN HAkr AdminisiIaor
on he Fsnte OF ROBERT CONKiN late OF the City Of New
York deceased will cell pubic auction, ~ the Mecn ants
Stteber next AZ Y o'clock noon the following described
lands the City of New York namely: All that certain lot
C Lend. situate, lying, and beiag IN tte
Twenty ard q the City Of New York ani bounded
and containing follows Wit; BEGINNING point the
uorherly eide line Of Eighty f0uuhst distaut two
hundred and fifty feet westerly from the north'1iy
corner Of Teuih-av and Eighty St and running
thence norheIy ne parallel with Tenfhag one hundred
end two aud inches ,ne equdisiant from Eighty
fourth and Eighty fifth being the center Line Of the OK
tlerce westerly along said line twenty-five feet parallel 20
yourhs henoe southery line parallel With Iepih
hundred and two feet inches 10 te her
line Eighyourthst thence east-y along said
tonherly side u Eighty tht twenty five feet 80
the place Of be- ginning be he said dimensions more or less
JOHN HART Administrator.
roIaw6UTh WM {. VAN COLT. Proctor
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GITIEME C0URT.-Coanty. O. %, sa l s85y

- IIEME COUkI.-COunty Ot Su.llF an
y tsToS FRAZER ROBERT " GRANT and AAhoN
-CaC and against GEORGE SIMON TotAe blVetsiilel
ertrf GEORGE SIMON SIS; lou are hereby s1'n l'ael
fo n.tr the complaint seton, whoa ~ plea E re
De- of the Clerk 81 sullivan County, a. Mli4c-L1' - l.,
srrcud dsy Of AuEusr 1855 and serve e1ly OF 80
.-,, o. ne A. nv osee m J-i-rongn-c y. T.. 70 sl1
Clrv rxhn twenty DAYS sGe the serFice ~
tsse of the day of sucl services sl1 sol Ia 10 --,
az rfrt 4. -fes.f he raIt.f vii AXE lfg lent 90
tls 90 of sertnfy.ouc o. is and yea cen ~i9 -.
th-ou rom Pie r,th Day c DeceleI i''' 'na 'os' "
fhis suif. Dated Aucust 2. 1888
saslawtwTA ISAAC ANDERSON, a.et1s' Attorney
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Y1TyE O7CIOCK STEAMBOAT LINE for

EIVE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINZ TOT
j. HUDSON and IN TERMEDIATE PLACks.-The speo-
IA steamers COLI MBTA and SOUTH AMERICA will lesve
Got Of Hsuinst EVERY AFTERNOON SUNDAYS excepted
oe0ck connecting With steges from Kingston, Ca'sk and
Hudson and Boston Railroad and Chatham -Four Corners I'd
wards connec,ng with for Lebanon sPnngsJ Wee,
Eock bridge Lee p;sed North and South Adams aud all
parts q Meachgsets The tsttrn leaves hud
sn oclook ia ths morning and arrives Pshed IN time
Tor 5rsssiesL HAFlLANpt CLAIM 20.
L. r. MELLFN < Co.
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" ADELPHIA, from Pier No I North Ryer.-Two lines
iaiiv A. A. NJ and p NJ Morning lines at o A. NJ, y
reamboat JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBOY thence ~
way-psces and Philadelphia Fare Il % Express line
st2P. M BY JOHN POTTER 20 AMBOY, thence direct &C
Camden by cars through IN five bours Fare IS Way, Ac
:onmodhton and Emgrant Lines ct z. n fare 81 81 Efn
linz
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i TON or BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDF0aD,
TAUNTON and EEWPORT-Inland route, without delay,
change cars, baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone, sne
G. VANDERBILT Capt j. X. Peudleton, u connection wito
IA. toungon and Providence and Boston and Providence Ran
roads leaving NewYork daily Sundays excepted from pI
No N r. trst wharf above Battery place. Of r NJ, snt
s;onngon o. $3.50 M. arrival Of the Nal Han Shoa
leaves Boston Al 80 Pm.
Tbe G. VANDERBILT fom New York-Mondsy, Wedne<
day and Friday. From sOnustonIuesday Thursday Ans
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York-Tuesday, rhuns
day Saturday. EOm ngtonMonday "Wednesday and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER arrival At souinroo proceed msnedstey pea
niToad Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
the Express Mail Train reaching said places several hours IN al
those by other routes and ample for all The
esriy Morning Linrs connecting North and East. Passengers
who prefer remain board the steamer enjoying nights
urDed skng desired aud leave Stonngon
Ge A. NJ tram, connecting Providence wih The ~ A. NJ
tf.n r Boston Taunton aud NewBedford; and East Green
-nch, r. l. with the steamer LIBERTY for NEWPORT, ar
rivug there etOu 9 a. NJ.
Bssesse Master accompanies the steamer and Tram through
zach way. 49,, -,
Nantucket Holiness Hole Gud Woods hole, Wa New edofd
,ogueciing with The steamer Eagle Wing
POI passage bertnr, ueigt, application may
be made pier No North River AZ he Ohice No ~ Bal
tery place
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HTFW. Jersey RAN. ROAD-For PHlLADEL

IN PHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY CITY
Quilted Mail and Express Lines; Leave c~ foik as
10 a Al and and p NJ Through IA 0uf hours Second
"a. ; 81 In he TO- = IS ia and rs n and 10 A. NJ and
AZ The New Jersey Accommodation Line leaves 81 II NJ
- storius A. al ,saysstons Through Tickets sold ioi
Cmcinna l 4iGl and the est and for Baltimore Was ing
N A. ". snie p NJ
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the County NewYoT notice Is hereby sIyen a per-
Of the CITY Of NeYok deceased present the with
voucher thereof the subscriber at the Office OF Edward
Fraser No. BrOOmes the City OF New 1ork on OF De-
fore the eighteenth Jay OF February neXt-Daed New York
the sixteenth day OF August 1875.
HELEN s. LOUNSBFRY, Administrative.
EDWARD A. FRASER Administrator
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L r.pgement SUNDAYS eIcepted)-0n and after sArUR-
DAY ne ID Of jane 1865 Trains going East leave brooklyn foI
ereenport A. NJ daily and on Fdsy' and saturday, $50
p for YsphanE A. NJ and g. - p Ms for farmingd usy
VI and 945 and P W.. for Syosset 10 4 " and 4lo
p NJ; for Hampstead 10 A NJ and 3:4 4l5 sud r. NJ ff
JsrDsics and ~ NJ and S:45 rs and ~ NJ Freight
Train leaves II 7 AN. 9.
TRAINS GOING WEsT.-Leeve 1reenpor for 5To0kyn 10
A. dsv and SATURDAYS and Mondays $3.50 A. NJ Ysphank
Cor Brooklyn s ADD Mss A. lakeland FOR Brooklyn $3.50
A A. and 1896 p NJ Farmingdae for Brookyn, and 1870
A. M and :O5 p NJ Syssset for Brooklyn, AN, End 4;10
P NJ Hampstead Tor Brooklyn, eS, 100 and A. ~, and
80 ane B. IS p NJ Jamaica for Brooklyn $40 7:lO 1855 and
s45 A. NJ and 2;IO and 5:55 NJ Freight Train leaves st
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peeeInfs OF Produee

F. Nsrl Rirer Booi-l ~ bb'. Fouf zoo tsss Hsa o
baFs Rye, : pkg- WHISKY, = So tlf- Icu - ftg- Pro.
vs.,<, ito 10. o. CAKE.
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nle0icdl.

DR. PERRY YER IF L & L {;
IL OK DEAD SHOT FOR WORMS,
will 10 few hous clear the system Of every worm aud stimuli
tantutsy produce healthy acon OF The stomach aud bowels
thereby relieving many complaints arising from deransenen
OF the digestive organs. For sale BY
ABA ID. SANDS Druggists
No. 100 Fulton 81, y. Y.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

(NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.
u SPRING ARRANGEMENTS commencing April :,
l2-Leave Newly orb for Ean by steamers Red Jacket and
wyoming furn Pier No ?, North River, al A NJ, and
Nj for Somorvile, (weyl A. $3.50 ?. NJ.
The above uAns connect Ezabehiown With trains on re
New. Jersey Ra rood which eave Nev-Nork tom root "
Co,r-lsnlt'st s.R l. NJ, n Nj, and 4 and 7. VI.
For Schooleys MounainLesye a. NJ hare through, r.
JOHN o. sTERNS supenulcuarnA
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John CyIher comp lrns q officer BrooAhem for
disturbing his suinfcr n he was rrpo-ng M drunken
sleep on Tie easy side OF siab OF lmesUne. Johns
complaint WIS unavsiing, = QUERY was counted ~
nOUg hi-s. was John A. liIst the officer cipher
venus ur.,-and &c -pier beng on the wrong -de
Of tie unit l. couut uO'hi1g Ia dspo-ing Of this
complaint the JUDI usod b0h he unit and the cipher
in a combination when had q decimal Specification
John muruur was as ms sniicalt a. HE uams, AMI
John slled up ami eernel over 10 the Iomos
leb days.
LAD HIS nap DISTURBED.
Thomas Ruman bad similar charge ~ prefer
sgan Il O icrran Hanrsthy. Tue ollie, w0Idu !et
bin t-p in us Il blsset viii MS .rg n an oyster
barrel u which eeglut position be Ia 40 Sei him
SELF ou retiring 10 rest TIE court desiiel 20 Il was
illegal or Thomas 70 -lurl7rr IN slcl grleful pO
siiion Ell ttinss beng taken into o0nsld-rlnon be
held the officer SGs righ'. Ten dlys
PISTOL PRACTICE
PatIict Welch -runblel hces-sa oihcer Desmond
Wouldnt tt ln pra, Ice -hooirg a. mark ia place
where Biz pistol bss ren, into the kitchen q Jane
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IOES DAY DOAT for ISSS

n NDsJeFe ALBANY, landing ttdcn W6y) II D'|Cs
:. yeck Grassy Point West Point Newburgh, PoughkeeF
We Rhnebeck, Csissin, Hudson, snd Coxssekie. Aea
=. wed On hoard The favorite ARMENIA, Capt
NJ A. Cochran IL mating her regular trips 70 Albany,
leaving NewYork. from foot II Chamberss every TUks
Day THURSDAY and SATURDAY It o'clock, A. "A.
NJ IA BssgGge-nasteT will accompany the Steamer each
way check Baggage nee For particulars inquire st New.
Yoff srd Fris Ra iroed Office ChanheTs-st. wharf.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THREE

Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh ~ u A. NJ and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia At A. NJ The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. ~ NJ snd Pittsburgh
for Philadelphia at p VI. The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Phade pha for Pittsburgh p M and Pittsburgh
for Philadelphia at 10 z. VI.
The alb I'VE Pittsburgh with the Railroads 70
from ST. Louis Moi Alton, Galeus, and Chicago Hi
frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY Terra Haue, Msd
son La Fayete, and Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati Dayton,
Springfield Beefontaine Ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland Co
umbus Zanesvle Malon, and Wooster, Ohoi also, with
the Steam and 20 New OreSns b. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati .,
For further particulars hsndbls In the hotels OF this
Cv Messengers will find rs the shortest most peditous
and coufortab route between the East and West
Through bad either the aforementioned
ssces In the West. OF Of
R. h. DEAN Agent, New. Jersey Railroad Co. foot Of
Courtland-si., Eew-lork
il ELLICOTr Agent Penusy yania Railroad Co.
No 2 Astor House New-Y0rk
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. lltb and Marset.stA,
Nsx.York Anil 10. 1855 Phi sdeD h6
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6feambonis ann Railroads.

EOR SHREWSBURY. LONG BRANCH,
II HOLLANDS OCEAN HOUSE, LITTLE SILVER
POINT OCEAN PORT. and EATONTOWN.-FARE
az 4 CFSTg-The new and ghtorsfted steamer IA MES
CHRISTOPHER, Capt John Bof-en, VII Em from FOOT Of
JsJ-si.. \. r.. a. fo.0ws:
IFssEs tEsvEs ocE.N PORT: -
T1urtday Apg l6.....4 p N FRIDAY, AYR 1.....lt A. NJ
sndsy. ABg 7........5 p ~. Saturday, Aug l&.1 A ~
Saturday Avg 10 III A. NJ saturday. Aug 70 ..3 2 NJ
sunday Arr -. 81 A. NJ Monday Aug 20.....74 A. W.
Noodiy, Aug 2o.....R w. IIuesdsy Aug H......It = ~
Tuesday, Aug H.....l2i p NJ Wednesday Aug <<.s VI
Weduesisy Aug e. 4 r. n Thuudsy Aug z....9 A. NJ
STAGES fer sq4aD Village Red BsIk aod ether pAS o. he
cuDiD.
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IN YORK to ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and GEN
FSFF VALLEY RAILROAD Is open, aud ~ counectio1
ih The Buffalo. Coming and New ORR aud New Norh ant
Pre- Railroads forus direct route to~ NEWTON . So~a
ester.
TIE drsctrsss Of TINS Foue ogohcT with he superior COM
Afforded IN The VIDE renders ~ ar .he nest dear
sA.e between the shove named circs
Ticket. can BE- procured =. e Newicik snd tHe haresd
YS,let Oce soo DuGuest snd Ne lss Broadway also
Jersey CRY.
Bsssage checked throosh.
Frriehts xl he uStspr'ec between Nes 3is 40 hVh
cspssh ANY rfo4nston desired "a itafa hereto
BE- obtained ~ calling uryn he SeneIM ries- Nsi
SAPPAN Esrress Freight AGENT. Ne. is5 Broadway.
No .p. On ~ puaso goruins and Ncw-l1rk Railroad Ga
Sunday. 4 REDFlELD. Superfp feroent-
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States by
anuous Railway direct The Road also connects al Pittsburgh
sh daily Inc Of all ports the Western Rivers
md AZ Cleveland Sanduy with Steamers ~ all ports
be Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT can be iorw aTded TO and
nom the Great West - - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
yIRsr CLAss-Boos Shoes Dry Goods, Gin nc uer 100 N
boxes) Furs, Feathers, Sc..............s)
SECOND CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods, lin baes,) Hardware Leather, bo1 per lV 10
Wool, ACs.....s...s.s.s 100000.
ypiRp CLAss-Anvis Beggine, Bacon and ~ ner lO0~h
Pork, Tin bulk Hemp, 6o...... .........;) ~
roUETh CdAsS,S2nes fn, pS Sg qua Acc. per 100 D
In shipping Goods any point tasi Of fsae DC par
cuAr 10 marx the package via Pennsylvania karoa All
Goods consigned the Agents OF This Road Al pms OF
eitsburgh, will be forwarded without detention -
FRrIcHr AGENTs.-Moses Potter, Boston, j. L. Elliott,
New-York; 4 j. Sneeder, Philadelphia Magraw heons
Baltimore; frsnciscus Pttsbarghi springnan bon
Cincinnati Ohio J. : Moorhead, Louisville, Ny; X G.
Medium Madison Ind; Ratchn Co., 81 Louis, MO- = u
Hitchel Son, Evansville Indiana.
For further particulars or bills Of lading Apply 70
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent Fem Ruiroad Col or
{. b. ALLEN, No. Aston House, New YORK
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
Il. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent. Altoona. Pa
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a TCIITCkN COITTVFPN PAHROAO LINE

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS, a<e
al points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
.nd al information concerning routes fare kc atheT by the
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NETWORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application st the Compsnys o.
Zoe. No. is Broadway, cor. Dey.st.
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III Il
II Of the County OF NewYork. notice i hereby gwen 70 all
persons having claims against THOMAS NJ. sTONlkH, late 4
The City Of New-York deceased present the with
vouchers the subscbers the office Of John Baker
Esq. No. FTanknquare IN the City OF New ck on OF
before the twenty fourth dag e1nber Dated New
York, the Dist day Of May, 1855.
JOHN BAKER, (rvec-,o.,
my2Nsw6moThs JONATHAN r. LANDON. NN''' ''i''
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

sons having aims against JOSIAH C. COMBS late Of the
City Of deceased 10 present The same with youch-
thereof the subscriber office Of NJ NJ Freeman Co,
No Souh-st the City Of Newfork or before the Sd
dav Of October York the 18Th day Of April,
1885. JOSEPH EATON Adminntrator
.IQT .rrgv
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NHFAP FARE for ALRANY hnd TROY.

~ Fare Is Behs Is cents Ss.croomf 70 cents The
fast HERO, Capt Hanoox In connection wth me
New orb Contra and Northern Railroad will leave moth nde
Robinson pier every Tuesday Thursday and Sunday al
y arriving by 4 a. VI.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an ORDER OF The Surrogate
Of the County NewYork Notice IL hereby % al
persons having claims against HEINRICH CARL LUDWIG
SCHAPER late If the city Of Hamburg deceased 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof the sbscnber AZ their
Office No 20 Wan-st in the city Of New ofk on or before
the tenth day Of September Dated, Newfofk the 9th
day Of February, l6i5 -
JAMES G. KING. } Executors Of
ARCH. GRACE KING II. C. l.. schaPer
NIL arfuLI
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TIO WLsIERN sHIPPERS- -The Baklmore

arc ono hsifosd low IN cod working coudi'n aud
h'ti-s are iessns without any delay AL shpI b. GA
~ asl ,,y on .e sesi' dispatch Fresa's slaleea 20
tucnrll IN eight ~ zen dave Nh g's n - Y.,k l1f
Wheeling i.us. END s.-p o. er Ne De- A. Il
a. T. CROMWELL
w "-shttiet .l4 htstysi-, Agc4.t D. =. r
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of notice hereby all per-
sons having claims against ROBERT PORTER a'e Of the City
of New York grocer deceased present the with
vouchers thereof 20 subsorber the office Of siwe
swim eorsat-Lsw No. n Chanbersf In tine City Of
New-N ork before the first day Of september next
MARY JANE PORTER,
20 lsvernThs Administrators &C OF Robert Porter decd
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among his business Correspondents, (and those
who may become suchO neat pamphlet contain
ing synopsis Of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent and Public Land Laws, down to
the end ofthe late Congress- including the
Bounty Land Act Of I'D March, 1855,
under which all who have heretofore received
less than 100 acres now entitled TO additional
land; said Act grants also 160 acres to all Officers
Non-commissioned Officers, Chaplains, Soldiers,
Wagon-masters, Teamsters, and friendly Indians,
OF the Army, including State Troops, Volunteers,
and Militia--and all Officers. Seamen, Ordinary
Seamen, Marines, Clerks, and Landsmen, of the
Navy, not heretofore provided for, who have
served NOT less than fourteen days (unless in bat
tle) at any period since l776 and TO the widows
ana minor children OF all sucn persons entttieds
and deceased.
This pamphlet contains g Forms of Application"
more full and complete than any elsewhere to be
found; adapted TO the wants of every class OF
Claimants under the Act, with copious decisions
and instructions of the Department. and practical
suggestions as 10 the course TO be pursued in sus-
pended or rejected cases.
Parties not wishing TO avail themselves of the
facilities afforded by this Office securing prompt
and personal superintendence of their claims at the
Departments, obtain copies of the above
pamphlet by remitting thirty cents in postage
stamps.
Inducements to Correspondents.
Correspondents who prepare and forward cases
for management by this Agency will be dealt with
berally supplied with all necessary blanks gratis,
and kept constantly advised of the changes that
from time 10 time occur in the execution of the
law.
II is within the subscribers power to direct his
Correspondents to the locality Of very many per-
sons entitled under the late Act and having OBJ
tanned several thousand Land Warrants under
former laws, he is in possession OF data that will
materially assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees, below the usual rates-and contingent
upon the admission OF Claims.
The highest cash prices given for Land War
rants, Revolutionary Scrip, and illinois Land
Patents.
Address s. M. KNIGHT.
Washington City
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