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STEWARDS NURSERY:
ON THE SALTWATER ROAD, four miles from

" Saint Paul.
-FOUR THOUSAND FRUIT TREES.
We would call the attention Of the citizens of Saint
Paul and surrounding country to the fact that we have
onhand large and desirable lot fAppe Trees, Of the
very best varieties.
Our trees are all Of good size, and In fine order for
transplanting Please call and examine for yourselves
Feb. 81, l655.Smw*d3t A. u G. wv. STEWAkT..
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. SAW MILL.
TIME subscribers having leased and Thoroughly
Il paired the Saw Mill on the Kennikiniek, known
Coxe's Mill prepared to furnish Lumber Of any
description at the shortest notice.
SHINGLES, LATH and PIcKErs, always on hand.
Custom Saving done on the most reasonable terms.
Those in want of Lumber for building fencing pnr-
poses, will find il to their advantage gvs call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. ASA p. MANNING,
ISAAC N. HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. ], 1858. ~g 35-ly.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF SAINT PAUL.
r WILL be on hand in the Spring, early possible,
u or on the opening OF navigation, with good sup
ply sfPiastsring Matersls and will keep Constantly
ON hand, good article Of Plaster of Paris, Cement,
Hair, White Finishing Lime, and the hest Lime manu-
featured in tho Territory, consisting in part ollows
bushels of Pasterng Hairs 90 barrels of Plaster Of
Paris; 20 barrels of Louisville Clements 100 barrels Of
oil of which will sell on reasonable terms for cash
g will also continue my business rs Builder
PIastererthankfn for past avoYs, and solicit contn.
uancc of the same. iil tns CHAS. p. SCOTT.
EMarch I2. gilHargl1 rfn-or ~. iael- risiI. diff
CHESS AND CHECKER BOARDS.
A LARGE assortment for sale ny
"A Ne 40. lss4-dG DAHL.
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GROvELAND, GARDEN AND NURSE

EY,
NJ EAR the HaffW House, between et. Paul and
N ST. Anthony. We have the pleasure Of offering to
he public the coming spring, choice lot OF Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs Roses, Dahlias, &c Also,
Garden and Flower seeds in large small q,antites
Feb. 8, le55-wly l.. NJ. FORD ".
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ ME undersigned wishing dispose OF his property
Ia now offers at private sale the Eotel known the
Mason House, Furniture, and stablng This property
is of the best stands for public ouse and livery sta
the subscriber on the premises. VIM. N. SHERWOOD.
h Shakopee Scott County, D. T. Feb. il. 1885, wifi
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GEO. N. PROpPEh. CARLOS WILCOX
PROPER & WILCOX.

GEO. N. PROPPEh. CARLOS WILCOX
PROPER e. WILCOX,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
PRACTICAL SURVEYORS y GENERAL LAND
AGENTS.
Office, in The U s. Land Office Budding, Minneapolis
CSURVEYING & PLATING Of every description
- done with accuracy Particular attention given Il
Surve, ing and Locating Government Lands in the Pine
ries and elsewhere in the Territory. Gold and Land
Warrants are in request-investments made or loans
negotiated collections made and taxes paid-asen
ces solicited
Strangers and citizens wishing to locate, sell pur
chase lands are invited to call. Claimants can make
advantageous arrangements with for their purchase
money. Valuable property now and always Oh hand in
the Embryo Cities of Minneapolis, ST. Anthony and ST.
Paul aso, improved farms, rural and Pine lands, all
Of which we offer ON the most liberal terms.We re-
specially solicit and hope merit, share of public
and private trust.
August 81, 1854. aug. 3l-d&wtf
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
York, successor OF Peter George Lorillard Offers
for sale all kinds of SNUFF and TOBACCOS, in gene
raj use For particulars, Price Current can be OH
tanned by addressing above. This Establishment il
OF the oldest Of the kind in the United States.
Feb. 20, 1856. feb20d&wly
PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE.
z. V. WISE,
GENERAL LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL
T ANDS Entered, Land Warrants located, Taxes paid
IL Interest paid on State Lands, &c. Township Plat'
or sale Lands selected and everything connected with
the Land business done promptly.
II Address Prescott, Pierce county, WiSco
sept 2l'54-wly
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THE subscribers having leased and thoroughly
l. paired the Saw Mill on the Kennikinick, known
a. COxes Mill, now prepared to furnish Lumber Of
any description at the shOreet notice. Shingles, Lath
and Picxets always on hand. Custom Saving done on
the reasonable terms. Those in want Of Lumber
for building fencing purposes will find to their adj
vantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere.
-... ASA p. MANNING,
l.tfr-f,.- ISAAC N. HOLDEN.
Prescott. Dec. I, 1858. 35ly.
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SELLING OFF:
HE subscriber will sell his entire stock of books and
l. stationery at reduced prices from this date until the
opening Of navigation Persons in want of articles in his
line will do well to call early a. he intends to start
east by the 10th Of March, and wishes TO close out his
sock before his goods arrive Don't forget the Cheap
Bookstore Of WIN. DAHL,
Jan. 10. 1S55tf No. % Robert street, St. Paul
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HOO @ COT Patent Ground SAWS
TIME subscribers manufacture from the best Cast see
IL Circular Saws. from two inches to eighty inches l.
diameter Their Saws hardened and tempered,
ground and finished by machinery designed expressly
Tor the purpose and therefore much superior to those
ground in the usual manner, as they are strengthened
and stfen increasing them in thickness regularly
from the cutting edge to the CENTRE do
become heated buckled aud produce great saving
lumber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mill pit and Cross
Cut saws and Billet webs Of superior quality, all OF
which they have for SALE they be obtained of the
Principal hardware merchants throughout the United
States and Canada. +. HOE CO..
jan 4 st % and 81 Gold street, New York
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Applications for Insurance upon Dwelling Houses
and PERSONAL Property, can be made to -
JOHN s. PRINCE,
Feb. &c, l655-dtfs - III At the Winslow House.
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CORPORATION no ssCNs

CORPORATION NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR CLEAN
~ ing the streets o, the Gig Of New Yocx -->~s~i
proposals viii be rscelvsd At 70. o.es ~ ne Comse
sonst u Streets add Lamps, of Grasd ssa ~
s,a ssta, un<u IL o'clock N 90 Tharsisy, Jay ~
sns. vita shs amen led charter Of IsJs for eLsssg
strssts of the sghtsen (is esnisA>t disuieS end
~ moving the ashss garbage, AZ, AZ hsrsfsoss, fos
Vie az oee ysar from the date Of The eoahrs
u ths contracts BY the tonmsn Couneu Bss1srs ~
estimate for each district sspArsty epscisssuoas for
the work to b. psrfornsd be hAd on sptssuon 81
tue once os the Comm ssios~r SD siso Inc ars~ss
police stations ne Coamssonu ths right ~
70 Get all any Of the estimates, n d~>a-t fer tAS 10
tsrssts o. the CorKcrstoo. HAM estimates be asA
., The onss al the Cssamlssssss. JOeEPH Eaflsg,
Connnissoa~r Of s,rssG sai IAnya.
Bs The resth dstret, b~sse tbs rsstn vAfd q oct
"a - estimated for the contract doss act srprs a.
tl asSt ost~ssy, ksv Vera, ysIy q, 1859.
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yuvD pAyfoS, cfScINSAr AND LOUISVILLE
~ sIrns ssG sumnsr srrsnvsn~si via Ns~ YORK and
Are n~ss~a baasos River Railroad, Peoples line
cad s,.lAaa sns yslsao Ralrosa 10 clyde thsnes by
s&s Ny-F snS LAT frss ssa GnelnnAu, Hamilton and
l~ysx rSlfesds Qsieksss and most direct route
ykFoxsA frsm Yes fsrs " Csennsu tso hours In nd.
,ssss q -, s.s.s resss osasssuo.. ssrsa.s, saa
s~,ms Asv fers sweating ssssnsrs ~ Peoples ians
e. "a tfsia Of hsdsss RIVER Ealrssd, or q A. NJ
sss " zee Ten ssa As~ kAAncsa, soansss st Buffalo
80 pessns - 1Ae-s -.AFrlss ~ bahso sP: n, Don
csas q - a. o, n~A~fsstsiss ll.<sA. n, Dayton
~, a&sHtsn Y n, Cansn nAu y. NJ. Passengers
~svss ssw Y~fs svs1ang beat u rscpsss Line OF
A. \. Sxs u H.A~a RIVER Railroad, OF q A. n tram
Aesrs - ss.sass u oolsmess route. s~ooaa train
Leaves C~vsns4 svom ~est ale " river, A. ~, on
Srr~ss ~ s~ssfs 0e~ssat Cy and Queen 81 NE West
ss~ nulsAss, ssrt.s - sAa1asAy il.1 A. n, Dayton
yss 20 . 2 n usa. q Hsasss RIVER Railroad, Of Nss
Ysrs ssd ixss kAAaoac, arrive a. 8sAlo 10 80 A. n,
lxssxs tl-ts A. esvels ~ 81 20 r. NJ, Grafton ~
~. uyds 40 y. n, Dayton 20 A. n, aae.anau
ss ,', so % eve ~. r sa
s>~d b, tas rsais arrive Ia oncrnaa thirty four MI
sst~s = s<vsacs II Gslumbas roate. h sare % e<li
fee ucsst vts dyos sol psytoa clsveaad pa~sagsrs,
- route fet cas.assu va uyds aud n.ytos t~as ,as
uoaed Va beware a The misrsyr~s~nstoas Of runas
Cevslsnf depot that TIE trais for Cnclansu oss
cot anti ~ A. n Two hours gained by taking
slsA n tran, Va Jes ssd b.ytsa. Baggage ehsss.a
% pusAirt - cseissAn nroags tcksts, AMI all la
fornatAon Be ottassd board Peoples Lac steam
era 81 the tietst ohoss Of Nee fors snd Erie Rail
rva1, N@vYors c~atsNI KAisoaa and Hsesoa Rsy~x Hall
sAsirsss' 100 srs.1-sy q XTsaEf1 e.S ss1a
Assst, lss Broadway, ssv rorh sssy. @. d BROWN,
esssrAl ksstern Assst
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N'nE AbyENTIsss A wipDxgR ~ YsNg %
Il sres ~Nh an Income " sbsst ~ co.. psF snnBm.
issSsnt - his cssy "A Fos& family AM q ssi sissi
-, asssst "a nae tb~ sfqp&inYsnes " . yisg~ -
m@sasa Asy ~ sa4 y~sss.sl spf~afAs1s, sss1hAs .gs
AL anAAsy eNsamssAAe~s 10 hfs, Nth 49, = ma
umen, u. tfsly sisssFs sx9 wishes - eqrrssDsn3
ehly era tnsh ss arr ~4nsti3 80 Tbess she sfs ia
<ssd 70 sts~sf 20 ss<t fstfA seaf~ss A - 1gisns,
tsx los Hfsh cne. Tks sifsfsst sssfs.y nAy - 20
hs1 glae
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Ngw D,OE-rHE MARIAN crgns og YAxi
N - a~slrsl 40 tt,siata teei 1stfastos-sp.s air
iLs sssrs4 tls.s lntss3 e " mafrf. 81 ~ NJ
hollsct ~ sathes sd isesat~s lou ~fislsn 80
k,reps Ne - ksssse stfset, Nee rsrs. ~As vsn fos
ssft ~ mail ffs~ "a fs<stsfss u sns sA.fs.s yrsm
a. Nsdi1sl snd safre.l kssss~ --sfhs most ssvsyr.
tirasy bs1s fssA Osa f-stafs vhlsh tAY.lea.
hry dstssslshss ths ss fs~sz ~ sthsfs n tss slnA
he ~ ahss zoe n msssisy .Aish p-f,ss.s IL al
tkyoass /"
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LcoR MELBOURNE AUsrRArIA.-
dd clipper ship nITROP0is, 1000 tons. :. h Jay,
commander yin ssi for The assvs port on or about toe
LIST Of August Having large part 81 ~ cargo en-,
and board and nsny Of the hsrths taken, early
DUPLICATION should b nsds for freight o. psssSgs.
This ship hss very high between .seAs and 10 veil VENT
and second cabin are unsquAlsd. limited number Of
sesrsgs passengers win b taken ct $50, Apphsd for
immedi tsy For balAsc Of freight or passAge apply
board at pier II East river 70 MAILER LORD,
los Wall strestfor ASKEIL ELLIOT, LAG Pearl street.
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CLOTHING, &C

TuCTHISG.--fADtE OK GENTLEMEN, HAVING
" asy 70 assposs u, got fam tssh price ~
sending 70 the scrss No. IL fAnrsns street Canal
or 81 West nsess.ay, o. ~ letter pos paid fAs. 81
loaded BY Asf Cohen. g. COHEN.
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DAY HILL HorEL, SOUTH AABoY, NEW JERsEY
I'D This wsu known and delightful sananer retreat
situated the Raritan bay, Is niles from Nsv Yort
now open for the reception Of permanent and TRANSIENT
bosrdsrs upon very reaxonsbe terms. This house pos
ssssss the advantages Of pure air. bathing Hshlss
sailing. &c. The steamers John Potter and Johs keson
leave Pier No. North river daily, for south Amboy.
B. +. LLOYD, Propristcr.
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- LOBE HOTEI-CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND
N William streets; rooms % cents per day or 81 80
BY the week. Ths house has bssn rentted and put 10
good order, and for neat well ventilated rooms, ID not
excelied.
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A N IMMENSE sIitIAED ssI-so HrxBUe-sCsf
"A - us~6 " ~ A~4~vs4 pu~ p.rsAA.~ ssfsr~
nying hAa, ~ Ma. Ann, er iss fastss ssrse fss~s
siasAs, esss, points, az. for s~.< rw~sxsys %
yssd 70 uy ths., fer sarsosfsy. gs~y e.. - hsssaly
hacked - the beet svw made
DnIfAkfs WE HAVE a rPfExDID suck ~
~ blizzard Aoes, vita slate, marble or woodsu h~1s
suitable Tor private % pubic csc also. bslls ea~s
cloths, cue VAL In fact svvry article the Ice 10 sr
esnt cheaper than any sstAbllshnassf IN ths T,t.~s
States. LEONARD = bERGAsn. ss2 Brosavay
IxHIIARD IABfEs-~g offsa yoe s.fr
ID sspsrior stocx % tables with eur s.wix l,x.s~s
cushions Of supefc- elasticity, aEt pfossunesa tos -
the emily correct cushions in use. Csotbs h.lls
and other trimmings for safe AZ ths lovsst esss p,,os.
GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street
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F0r irtght OF passage apply %
EDW. X COLLINS, No. 90 Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHlPI.EY & CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD a. co, ~ Auatir Friars, London.
u. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 co, Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold, silver bullion, specie ewery precious stones
metals, unless bills OF adng signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the ships OF this ,e
cannot carry sny goods contrAbAnd OF war.
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EXTRA PAY.


Enn LAND wARRASrS ws.rEp--of The sFNi.
OOO and FLORIDA vars, sni the Of 1919
alto, limos Mssonr Aad Arr snsas p.tsnta locst~d 10
1914 iopE aimee sod for tsxss also. patents ocstsf
sincs Isss In Illinois wscossin anu Iosa, for which
the highest each price will be sfyss. Appty ~ q. ..
shufiiDr, No. Nassau street tso dosfs from Val.
6rst floor.
DouETY LAND OfF.CE. ALL soLDIkka, SAILOR,
I'D wssonmsstsrs and tsaHnstsrs, or the vidovs u
those Who served fourteen days 81 shore IN
any since 1T7b entitled 10 loo ~ bounty
land. fhose who received 40 - obtain the
balance. 40 charge uoui tsa sarrsnt "a selss,si
Apply 70 the agent q. y, sHulEiDl, No, sass.a
street, Two ooors irou Wall
r AND WARRANTS Bou6Hr, SOLD AND icCATtp---
IL Also, claims for bounty lana promptly prosecuted
by WILLIAM h.. HAVE, tlrhansr AMI sp~cis onrs Iss
Canal street. under Tho Fsopiss b~ns- fs,isFs ana
ortsrs from he country promptly an,.sr.a
NAVY rot STY LAND AND EXTRA PAYn uTfIc1.
IN bounty lands ass "ertra pay for a. y. Navy
sailors 4e., in all vars since i7Sc-tiASu vAs ~ and
hsirs-rrompiiy obtansd and pad
Balance cue Widows and heirs Of d~esas> Y. salors
and Others collected and all kinds ~ claims against ths
United states recovered BY un,srsxssd and the viess
heirs u those Who psrshcf vita ths United s'stss
ship Albany" vii BE- prsaSa sy .silIhx on
ONWARD BisssgfI,
Agent and natsl Parser y. r. Ss,y, OF wall street
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rTHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
Il ststes msl stesmcrs-rhe snlss composing this
Inns are the ioiiowins,--
ATLANTIC, Capt, w-st BALTIC Capt. Coastocx.
PACIFIC, Capt. Sys. AbfiAfiC, CAPT. -.
There ships hsvs been built ~ eoatrAe expressly
strength and speed, and tner sccemrsods for pss
sepsers urequalIed for es Ana comfort Price
OF passase from Nes Yors 70 liverpool in first class
cabn $3.50; in second do, SIS; exclusive pf extra
size ttate room, $685. from Liverpool 20 Mes Tort, 80
and 20 guIness An experiences snFg-on attached 10
each ship. No berth secured so,h p-ii for.
yRap ma a. axit4
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CEA RATHlNG.-NArIoNAL HOUSE, LONG BRANCH,
- N. j., Ia open for the reception of visitors.
Having had the premises put in thorough repair, and
gas introduced the subscriber, into whose hands tina
property has passed. feels assured that his friends
and patrons will nnd this OF the most pleasant and
healthy places the Atlantic coast Terms the
last ysar-Sl0 per week Communication twice dsily
per steamboats, Ocean Wave and james Christopher,
from foot of Jay street. WOOLMAN STOKES.
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CEA VIEW HOUSE,

y HIGHLANDS OF NAvESINK, Nj.
The above new and elegantly furnished hotel
opened the LIST ins for the reception of vstsrB
In al ts appointments for luxury and comfort it is
equaied BY few and surpassed by the American
Continent Az delightful resort for the citizens during
the scorchng months Of 1t ia only necessary
to mention In addition to the above that it has every
advantage In surf and river bathing, sailing shooting,
and the delightful waks through the woods which
round It add materially TO the comfort Of the guest
Tho steamboats, James Christopher and Ocean Wave
make trips dalys each way from the foot Of Jay street
N. JARVIS.
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IL known and dslkhtful summsr retreat 10 situated
twenty. four miles from New York along the Atlantic
coast. steamers Ocean wave and James Chrstophw
leave foot Of Jay street. daily, for Losg Branch there
several large comnodious boarding houses stu
Ated within ono hundred yards Of the SEA SHORE With
fine green lawn extending in mont TO the edge OF the
paid to the guests for their comfort There 1t least
Is 900 persons whiting Long Branch during the
season the navigation Of the Shrewsbury river being
greatly curing the present year, enable the
Ssambosts to land passengers st within one
gers to the boarding houses which viii be opened the
10th q Juns. Any person DESTROYS Of obtaining
win apply 70 the propristors. Metropolitan BY vandyks
Cooper; National House, ". stokes; MAnsion House,
s. Laird United States Hotel, Kennedy Craten aav-
lion Hotel, 8. c. Morris; Bath, Green Sons; Hownds
J. v. Convers; Allegheny by wardsl.
LONG BRANCH, Proprietors.
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- RAND SUNDAY EXCURSION SEA AIf-gtEr
W bstbiDg,-ihs popular steamer JAMES CHR fru.
rHER leaves Jay stfeet pier at clock thls asrany
for Long Branch, Shrewsbury, &e., returning, leaves
Shrewsbury at 2 and thu Highland at ociock T.. NJ
giving ample time for SEA bathing, sailing aud asllag
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DAvIILION HOTEL, GLEN COVE, L. I.-THfS rs
i adjustment ID now open for the reception OF
vsters the many improvements that have bean added
to the house and grounds makes II Of the
sirabIe In ths vicinity of New York The fat
and splendid steamer Glen Cove leaves the dock at Peck
slip every afternoon, At p. NJ and the Dell
Grove leaves Glen Cove every day. At A. M and p.
NJ, for New Rochele-returnlng leaves New Rochelle at
A. NJ and half past p M, connecting with the New
Haven Railroad For particulars sppy 1t the Mansion
House, Chambers street, New York. or to OTIS oRSls
BEE, ON tho premises.
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4 RAND CoTIIIIoS, PIC NC AND STEAMBOAT
~ excursion ior Kingston 20 the encsmpsnsni o. the
National Guard, Tth regtN. r. IS N FndAJ July
u, 1858. Tbls will b gala day cf the r~ytaent sh.n
Issons visiting the saeampmsnt vii - admitted upon
the grounds, bat other day vt any b. allos
"a within the pletets a. the guard. There ulu ~
grand parsss AMI tsriss la the aftsraoon a. aelok
20 which every viu be admitted aud ball Ia The
evening for which tsnt ta. beea erected, - by is1
feet. The steamer Thomas q. Haight, Capt, hartman
has engaged for the occasion Tho boat viii have
pier foot Lamters street at O'CLOCK, A. ~ Hammoad
street at ~ rssniY Ifih street AZ ~, and Htrykrs
Fay ats Kstsrning the steamer viii isass Kingston
At III o'cioct .. n, snvlng In New Yors early asrt
morning shsitoGs ossbrsted hand has been engaged
for a.. srrgfsiop TlcAsts one dollar.
gyNo cHARuR FOR fxcuRsioss-rH EfY;AyT
II and eommasiious ns- nrst class STE ansr THOMAS
=. HAfcnr, 9th % ~iibsgt tarsss Apply "a board
foot u North More street AZ ALEf. n. C. sAIrlg
20 xsst street, 10; vs~a Worth Mssfs aad Bs.eh s
I'o cBARyIE fuR sxcuKaoss-rHE sAyE AND
u eeEGaftoss aoabls ~&9ss Sss~mss AArACHC.
erin T. X hAAss, casmssssr. ras v She largest ana
mes, ssgAst ssssDsr eesr~1. hAvin1 . sAsesEx sass
III feat kaS Apply .<sse, seys Of kias ssr~~s ~
w., v /. n 'SRDyn les nsssavsy, up ss4sr-.
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N0TlCE-THE sHELDRAKE HOUSE, MAMAR0N-
IN eek. Weatchsster county 10 row open for the re.
the rsih DAD depot il large and wel1 arranged It,
location for scenery Is embarrassed, and within ave
minutes walk of the village and Long Island sound and
two miles from RE Beach. Fine cunning and dshing;
good livery stable attached to the house, and the pro-
pretor win make every exertion TO make his vsiters
happy and comfortable. JAMES LECAS,
late Of the Union House, Stamford, Conn.
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n RAND IXCu RsIoS TO TIE FI-HING BANKS
NJ Sunday, July 8, ls3b-Fsrs 30 ceats-By the safe
add cor modious double engine steamer NAssAcifu.
SETIs, b. r. Hanks, csmmsnJer, leaving psf foot ~
Kpg street Al clock, aud pier No NeEsh river 81
a. NJ. Fishing tackle ana talt on board. band Of
usie vii be 10 ATTENDANCE.
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tUuBe, CDHmuefH Btfeet NOW furE, OF 20 UII5 UhJIS
BEF on tho premises
ID edmond HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, IS
II open for the Charges, 81 week; children
under ten years OF age, 81 servants - 3d. horses S.
Handsome suites OF rooms with parors Particulars at
g. w. Benedict's store, No Wan street, ". Y. Good
ssa bathing. j. p KEILErT, Proprietor.
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nreUIAR DAY BOAT FUR ALBANY, LANDING AT
Il honksrs. West I'ont Ns~burg, Poughs eepae, Cats
49, sra Iia1sop. Meals served on board. Prom pier
foot Jas street. The steamer METROPOLITAN, Capt.
rvlhsmus, viii nee lier regular trips TO Albany
% Wednesday, Jane 20 1888, leaving New York from
Fer 81 jag street every MONDAY Wednesday and
friany. AZ . eloet A. arriving At Albsny in time
feF tSs cars. Returning vi Albany every Tues
ear 1karsssy snd saturday f0r further particulars
Inquire ~ = Wet street, near Jay.
GINnAr BOAT FOR ALBAsY-fRoM THE fOOr
- - ko6inson ss~sL BAR. 90 cents steamer IA .R0
tsps Hsncot, leaves this sunday, at =. connec
noa 9TH ~. fora Central ana Northern Railroad, to
rsFstevs sna sssussi for ststsrooms, &e. apply on
husfa.
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Work FAMILY HOTEL NEW BRIDGE STKEEr.
II IudgAss Hill, London.--The above house is
srsy situated has an sxeeIisnt coffee room, ten or
light, airy bedrooms good smoking room warm, cold
and shower baths always ready. night porter in at
tendance. dxed charge for servants. The New York
Herald 10 died. THOuAS QuARTERMAISE, {also pro-
pretor Of the Crown and sceptre, and Snip taverns,
friends for the vors he has long enjoyed at their
hands, and solicits their continued patronage and
CONNIE ndAti0u.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

KyANrED-THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE, IN A
w respectable hborhood, In the Seventh ward,
to be occupied by four grown persons. Address Ko.
man, ta Division street, near Market.
UTANTED TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE IN C0NNEC.
w lieut. convenient 70 the railroad depot. AcGrsss
W. H., Herald office, stating location and terms for
Gays.