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Mr. Sumner.--Mr. Greeley telegraphs to
the New York Tribune:
Mr.. Sumner is worse. and is declared in
danger Of soitening Of the brain, by his medi-
cal friends. He is enjoined to avoid all ex-
element, and win hardly be permitted TO re-
sumo his seat this session. He will never
fully recover.
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A Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says |" there are signs in the
House of Representatives Of Southern in
surrection against Buchanan. New pledges
will probably be required relative to squatler
sovereignty"
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" We are authorized 10 announce VIM. NJ. Cat.
tis candidate for the Office Of sheriff or the county
o. Orange.
~ We arc also requested TO announce Richard VI.
Jones ~ candidate for reelection 10 the eiIice Of
sheriff for the county Of Orange.
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Indicted Of Murder.-The grand jury at
Washington have indicted r. II. Herbert,
Member Of Congress from California, for mnr-
der, in shooting I'homas Heating. Mr.. Her
bert has been arrested and looked up, the
crime not admitting ni bail.
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sow oN IlANn.
June i6.

NUW IN HAND,
BACON sides. siad. Roe Herring;
I'D Best Coffee sugar;
Crushed. Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
Flesh Hops; Table salt;
Superior hard Talow Candles.
Sperm and AJsmanline Candles;
Very fine Black and Green Teas.
Durnsll's Premium WHEAT Fans. len IN sale.
JAMES WEBB.
June TO- a..
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

T,HE subscriber having taken out lrteis Of admins
u uation on the estate Of Allen N. Robertson, decd,
will sell, Tuesday the Goth day Of July al the late
residence Of the deceased, oil the pershahle property,
consisting Of Horses. Hogs, Cows, sheep, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, ani many other articles
ious TO mention. Also al the same lime and place will
be sold one Negro Boy.
Terms made known on The dsy of sale.
A. ]. ROBERTSON, Admir-.
July I. 45-4w
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood

THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
MOI Particle Of Mercury in il.
An infable remedy for scloiua, Kings Evil, Rheuma-
iis, Obstinate Cuaneous Erupiions, Pmples or Pos
tules on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and Fe-
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or letter,
Scsd-head, Enlargement and Pain Of the
Bones and Joints, Sali Rheum, Stub
born Ulcers syphiIiiic Disorders,
and all diseases arising froman
injudcious use Of Mercury,
Imprudence in Life, or
lmpuriiy Of Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood is used by thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States. who testify daily TO
the remarkable cures performed by The greatest Of all
medicines, .CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofua. Eruptions on the
Skn Liver Disease Fevers Ulcers, DID Sores Affection
Of the Kidneys Diseases Of The Throat, Female Com
painis Pains and Aching of The Bones and JOINTS are
speedily put 10 flight by using this inesiinable remedy
For oil diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with 1t. II clesnses the system Of all
impurities. acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives TO the
stomach makes the Skin clear and healthy and
the Constitution eneebled by disease or broken down
by the excuses Of YOUTH tois pristine vgor and strength
For the DIsEAsEs FEMALES il is peculiarly applca-
bic, and wherever il has become known is regularly
Win nappicst " inNfgOIates tne
weak and deltaed, and impars elasticity The worn
out frame clears the skn and leaves the patient fresh
and Leaihy; single bottle Of this nes,imahle remedy
is worth al the so-called Sarsaparlas in existence.
The large number Of certificates which we have re-
ceived from persons from oil pats Of The United States
Is the hest evidence that there is humbug about it,
The Press. hotel keepers magistrates, physicians and
public men, well known 10 the community all add their
testimony 10 the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and geta Almanac, and read the
details Of astonishing cures performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE, (iN MOST casEs wHEnE EVE.
MT THINs ELsE nan sIsSALLr FAILED The limits Of
an advertisement will not admit their full insertion.
WM. s. BEERS & CO.. Proprietors,
No. 304, Broadray, Nttc York,
To whom oil orders must lie addressed.
Fot sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in oil
parts Of the United states and the Canadas, and by
Long &. Cain. Hills,oroueh; A. McAlpine. Yam
ceyvie; w. &. J. NJ Paylor, Leashurg; i. J. Patrick
GreenshOroush; J. W. Field, jamestown.
July, Is. 47-lam
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Valuable Property for Sale.

xKxA II obedience 10 The decree q The coun-
ES4tttH " cour Of Orange, { shall offer for sale
E&LxLl< 10 the highest bidder, on the premises on
1ss-<SxH the llth DAY Of August next, that yalua-
bic Property in the town Of llsborough known a. tho
residence Of the late Mrs Anna Cameron and now be.
longing 10 Mrs. Anna Kirkland
The Lot Is pleasantly situated, and the House large
and commodous. aud well suited for piivaie residence.
Families In the Eastern pan Of State desirous OF secur-
ing residence In healthy country arc invited
10 examine the property. The property will he sold on
credit % sx MONTHS the purchaser required 10 give
boud and approved security. Possession given on the
day Of sale.
Also. on The same day. viii al IN Oh Negro Man,
Jerry, the property Of Mrs Kirkland and some afclca
o. Household Furniture.
o. r. LONG, Guardian.
June Is. 43-6w
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HEART LUMBER-For Sale.

rI,HE undersigned having recently set up steam
Il Saw Mill. within three miles Of Mofnsye Depot
Wake County, would be glad TO furnish the citizens Of
Orange and adjoining countless with the very best Of
Heat Luml,er, which every holy pronounees 10 be
such. We will furnish bills upon the shortest notice
and most accommodating terms. Address
JACKSON a. YOUNG,
June le. 80 3In siorrisylllr, Wske county.
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n OTICE

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having, a, May Term Of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Orange County.
taken out letters Of administration according TO law on
the estate Of Allen VI. Robertson. deceased, hereby
gives notice TO al creditors OF said estate 10 present
their claims, dsly authenticated, within the time pre-.
scrled BY law this notice will he pleaded in bar Of
Their recovery. Debtors 10 the said estate will please
10 make Immediate payment
ALBERT J. ROBERTSON, admir-
July !. as
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Gen. Memucan Hunt, formerly Of North
Carolina, and gentleman prominently in
Identified with the Texas struggle for indie,
pendence, died in Tennessee on The 26th ul-
tImO.
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Second and Last Notice.

"A Ill persons indebted 10 the estate Of Daniel Tur.
"A tcnne, deceased either by note or account, will
please come forward and make immediate payment,
they may expect 70 find them 10 The hands Of an officer
'0' '0'''"o'' NELSON r. HALL, Es'r.
June 81. a w
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Directors in the ". C. Road--At recent
meeting Of the Board Of Internal Improve
ments the following gentlemen we're appoin.
ied Directors on the part Of the State in the
North Carolina Rail roadC Company Paul G..
Cameron, Robt. P. Dick. Sam'l Hargraye, r.
- Hawkins, w. T.. Dortch, John d. Bellamy,
Giles Mebane and John |. Shaver. Rob't r,
Dick, Esq, was appointed to represent the
State in the next meeting OF the stockholders.
RAD Standard,
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
ATTENTION 7! VOLUNTEERS !

ATTENTION! VOLUNTEERS
A Ii those that belong TO the Back Crec! Battalion
a Of Volunteers, are hereby notified TO attend at
Thomas lynchs, on Saturday the 26ih Of this month";
armed and equipped as tile law directs, for Battalion
Exercise. All commissioned and commissioned off,
and muscisians TO attend on Friday the 25h for
Drill Muster. Here in fail not.
WIN. J. ALLEN, Lieut.. Col.
July is, l845. AZ
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RANKIN & MARTIN,
COMMISSION MERCHay7

WILMINGTON, N. G.
Make liberal advances on consignmeDis Of Foreign and
Domestic Produce, and are expecting, from 18th June
10 Isi July, cargo Of
West India Fruit, &c.,
consisting in part Of
Oranges, Bananas, Plantains, Lines, Lemons,
Malnme Apples. Cocoa Nuts, Preserves,
JelIles, &c. &c.
which will be sold, arrival at auction, to the highes,
bidder.
Wilmington, June ~, 44-2w
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character ofconstruetion, has ever been built
and quito work for SO small an amount Of first
cost" The President looks forward with great
confd ence to constantly augmentng receipts.
The President recommends, as good poli-
cy and good economy. the purchase Of not
less than one hundred negro men for company
work--haying arrived at the conclusion, from
experience and observation, that the difference
to the Road, in the value between hired and
owned hands, is equal to twenty per cent. in
FAVOR OF ownership. Raleigh Standard
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JOHN 2. LYON,
y. NICHOLS.

NV Grist Mills are in the best order,
and can dispatch wo,Ri shon notice. Barrels kept on
hand hand for customers. The best piiees paid for
Wheat and Flax Seed.
JOHN +. LYON.
Juue "a. a.
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A NEW Lot Of Molssses ibi. day.
~ ]. e. TURRENTfNE & SON.
July I. As
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To Wool Growers.

MY Machines are now in order fof Carjinr wool
Its and making good rolls. Those bringing their
vol well prepared may depend getting good rolls,
Prices ior caIdine, cents per pound for unmixej.
l2j cents per pound for mixing, or one ffh Of the
wool. Corn, wheat. GaHsecd, bceswax, iallow bacon
and lard will be taken in paymen, Tor Cardine, and
money will moi be refused. something will Ne
expected 10 payment before The rolls taken from the
machines,
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BACON AND LARD

For sale fOr Cash, during the season. by
&c. TURRENTINE & son.
May 81
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10 RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS.
- 81

$50 s.
Engineers Office, w. N. C. r. r.
Salisbury, June II, 1856.
PROPOSALS will be received ut Siaesyille. Iredel
corniy, N o.. until July The 18Th, for the Gradua.
lion, Masonry, and Gross Ties for The remainder Of the
first Section Of the Western North Carolina Rail Road
commencing at, and extending West from Satesve.
On the first fifteen miles Of this ok there is impor-
ant Masonry, and especially the Bridge across the On
tawba River, but all Of which is particularly worthy OF
attention.
Plans, Profes. and Specifications, with estimates Of
the work, may be at the office Of The Engineer al
Ter the 4th Of July. AurS ~ m,,prcp
Chief Engineer w. N. e. r.. r.
June 81. as =
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r aE vary Latest.

nI2GRAPHIC FROM LONDON 10 IvERPOoLl
LONDON, Wednesday, May Is, 1856.
The Continental news to-day is without impor-
lance.
COMMERCIAL NEwa-CALCUrTA, April s.-The
market for indgois animated and prices fully sus.
tanned. Operations in sugar, rice, ute and saltpetre
are encouraged by low freights. In cotton very
little is doing, and prices are unchanged Freights
have further recedcd, owing TO the increase of ton
mage.
PENINsULAR MAILS.
The steamer Sultan arrived at Southampton this
morHing. bringing dates from Gibraltar to May 8,
CsdiZ 6, Lisbon 0, and Oporto 10.
The cutter Spider, belonging to the Royal Yasht
Club, arrived at Lisbon from Cork on the 7th. The
American bark Elizabeth. of New Yo.k, in bearing
out of the Straits of Gibraltar went ashore but got
released with the loss Of portion Of her cargo.
MARKETS.
LONDON Wednesday, Noon-Consols, on account,
93a 935; for money, 93s 93a.
delivery and in good demand ON the spot; latter at
WEDNESDAY, May a. Tallow quiet for forward
46s. 3d.; Oct. and Dec, ass 3D. sellers delivering
521 casks.
Com MARKET.-Wheat arrivals short-the sellers
having the turn a good retail trade has been done
at fully Mondays rates Barley looking down.
Oats-Ar rivals moderate and market firm. Flour
Arrivals short but trade slow and prices firm.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, May IA, 2:3O P. MA
change Of wind this morning has brought up a num-
Der Of ships. Breadstuffs- Wheat and -four are
quiet, without change since yesterday. Indian
-To-days arrivals have rendered holders less firm
for white, which can be had on rather easier terms
than yesterdays yellow and mixed very dull, at 2os.
per or. for PRIME. Provisions without change;
there is heavy in port Of bacon now forward, which
will test the market and decline in prices may be
looked for. Cotton-A dull market, without altera
ton in value; sales of about 5000 bales.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, 1856.
Iprs And short miadl.s ~ In, 10. H. !. 81 sd 10

IprR And short micdes rh In ISs. ~ y Ia 3D. bone.
N, bts 10 $685.; 9. cut, So. 70 tas. %.
Una-No ng reported.
b6s per owl
ricap 48s. Cd.
bAhK-No sa'es reported since cur Isst buyers az
peotpg lower prlcts at the son sales to moro gB
nmore. iet. %. to Ns. Cd Philadelpni., IFS
A. Co. Spirits Of tarpentine- sales are reported
at 32s. Cd pct cw>.
BROWN, SMILEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Msy Is, 1855.
re coiTn market has been vssy quiet since the date
OF ire sove circular, the saes for the three ing
says ing q 600 bales specuA and taking
bales, 81 prices, in some instances slightly in favor
ctsuyers.
Wheat and -four continue dull at the above not I'll ms
White Indian corn In moderate demand advance
"a FER quarter. Mixed ana yellow unchanged in prise
and In limited request.
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Mr.. Henry Hertz hereby makes his statement in
relation to several of the affidavits taken by the
agents of the British government, aud copies OF
which were transmitted by Lord Clarendon TO the
AS to the affidavit of w. Schumacher, New York,
oath November, 1866, Hertz says that Shuma-
cher was recruiting agent for the British go,
to in the affidavit was arrested in this city the
same day with Hertz. Hertz denies the truth OF
the affidavit, and asserts, that when Schumacher
made it he in the employ Of the British govern
ment.
AS to the affidavit OF M. A. Thoman, Philadelphia,
November 2, 1866, Hertz says that Thoman, for
meily pape carrier here, bad his headquarters IN
Boston, as recruiting agent for the British, was
obliged to leave there to escape criminal proceed
ngs, and was in other position in the distilery
at Coates street, No. 1862, than as common laborer
employed mainly to attend the stills.
AS to Thoman's second affidavit, Of same date,
Hertz says that If he had been paid by Russian
agents, as is alleged he would have given evidence
sooner than he did; and not have waited until he
was convinced, and then deserted by the English
officials.
As TOT. R. scherr's affidavit, Philadelphia, It'll
March, 1866, Hertz says that he never was in the
employ of P. r Scderr but in that Of Z. N. Scherr,
from whom he aledges an honorable discharge:
As to the second affidavit Of William Menler,
Philadelphia, I'd Nov, 1855, Hertz denies that ne
was in Scheleswg Holstan at any time from l84S
until 1851 but asserts that he was then in Messna,
Italy, or in Elberfeat, Prussia.
Ae to the AFFIDAVIT OF Wm A. DOpDyn, rnltuer
phia, Sd November, 1866, Hertz says that NJ. Dob
oyn was once an English Colonel admits that he
did ask Dobbyn to procure him funds from Consul
Matthews. Hertz denies that he spoke AZ Dobbyn
alleges and asserts that what he did say was to the
effect that he depended on Messrs. Champion and
Mathews as gentlemen to keep him out Of prison.
As to the affidavit of Franklin Butler, Phadel
phia, 9Th March, 1866, Hertz says that he bought
watches from Butler but has paid oil he owes But
Ter, and has his receipts in fuand that ne intend
to institute legal proceedings against Butler, 10,
libel.
her TO- 1856 Hertz says that the pamphlet proceed
| inQs OF the trial will show who Mr.. Howe is.
As to affidavit Of T. L. Buchnall, Dublin, Hertz
pays that Buchpall was himself arrested for compli
city in the recruiting afair-and that Buchnan Is II
| the English employ.
As 10 the affidavit of Andrew G. Craig, Philadel
phia, 9Th March, 1856, Hertz says that ne never wa
In Craig q employ, and that Craig now denies tina
he made any such affidavit. y. HERTZ
26th May, 1856.
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Snow IN MADISON COUNTY, N. we learn
from the Syracuse Journal that on Sunday, May rs,
there was a heavy fall of snow at Cozenovia. 1t
tnued until about noon. The ground, fields and the
trees were completely covered with snow. The tenn
perature Of the weather at the time was freezing.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDD.

DlUU the stable OF q. W. HnLCHHR ct 0Azrisen,a,
the night Of e 18th inst one sorel mare about egn
and round shoe sht fore loot The oheI es mare sscH
old, gocd with whb hind took and ben
good The above reward will BE- paid for ther re-
ful 1t rs Pearl street, T., or to GaYrsone station
w7n REwARD.-LosT, ON THE MORNING OF THE
sSesnth street avenue in the 60
ing from tie Of Carmne and Blocker srsea to No.
Depau heavy gold linked bracelet The finder will re-
cee the above reward BY returning the Same to Mortimer
avinsston, So Broadway.
@E REWARD LOST IN COMING FROM PHrLADMr
EC phia 10 New York, In the A. n train, May n, gold
Nssonic MARI ocket, with The Of VIM p Westsrvs Co
umbA Aaxk Ledge and Mascnc emblems engraved
thereon. OF five dollars will be paid returning It
70 The telegraph cce, No. Hanover street, corner a Beaver
street.
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the only practicable solution; and he intirnates
that ths syn psthes Of the panh nation who srs great
cnirtrs Of British nstutio would b considerably
impaired Depn ark's Moderate and asons pIs ,-opo
fsls should With opp sion the very c1unt-y
which the solution OF tie question IN hsnds and
transition from the existing state ct hngs T. apo.nsr
rtate Consistent with tbs exgepces o. the time,
without violently making away with old trAditonsp
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The Overland Mall,

Bombay papers TO the 10Th of Ap-i had arrived. Pro
founo peace continued prevail throughout India TIE
Governor General at Calcutta Toe pressure in the
their rate per ali round; aud bul
lion in quantity arriving both fom England and
China, q further reduction looked TO-.
Al Bombay on the 18th April, there was . fair bust
imports. Market for cotton piece goods not
ceursqpg Yarns toersbly steady with fair amount Of
csh ar ~ her Steel and tin In far requsgt
Lead In good demand.
Fxports-Cottcn wool steady Sheep wool in very
good oeuald Hemp generally n good request. Lin
seed and rspesesd duh. Cochnssl somewhat difficult Of
sac.
Exchange rteady.
Freahts-ro Liverpool and London tcnnsge may b
OBJ for immediate shipment as "a $751; Iinseed "a
los. Current rate, "a 70. Cd.
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Mobile Register, of the Goth inst, VIM. Hughes,
boatswain Of the British ship Wasp, was attacked
with cholera and SO rapid was its progress that he
died in two hours. The deceased was native Of
Dublin.
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a. rs s-ad hs~e + M .h2t qrart.r ehe.7'y As "
. $40 - ~ vs4Gghs cIha on, y !oef a, 80
y. Esi g. t4isn $40 ~ ga &c onial The psiss
~ sna i quo 81 30 IS 10. 3D.. and IA some
=. = ] :. Ia en- uiNNn.
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PROVISIONS Is good Inquiry for beef but aold-
ers wait ome advance the low sales OF last week,
which buyers not prepared 70 give We quote Csvs
and brands 85s. to 92s Cd Western, 97s 3d. 70 Has,
Poyk-Nope here. Bacyn-The demand continues 40
uve salss are made cm the quay ct very full rs'ss-
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In protocol signed at Copenhasen on the 9th inst
Russia and Sweden formally adhered 70 toe mode oil oapi
tssipe he sound dues proposed by the Datsh govern
ment The Copenhagen rresp Dcent OF the Times u
mewhst surprised that England, "whose interest ~
seems TO be To watch over the Independence OF
Depmsrsn shouh have declined 10 scceds to the
proposed eaSiyalzstiop, witch - declared TO b
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OF shooting down American citizens but that the
same shall be applied for the dissemination of true
american principles and for the extension and per
petuity of our GIT ,..i and glqgiQps- Union.
JOHN LOCKWOOD.
RAISING EMIGRANTs IN NEW JERSEY.
There is some talk of raising company in Mercer
county for emigration to Kansas.
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sUMNfER RENORTs.

" Kew loyk.-fhs above we'll known fanAy hoAeb seveA'
teen miles from tho city Tho Hndson yvs where sommn
be condscsd by he unsssaed VIE y. sss svsy ~
HOUSE has been vastly improved and furn.sd Beha -
nAsiQpn. billiard and bowling aAlo0ns, 10 The May
business IN The city. Several suM Of rocms ncw 10y.
moderate. ROBY. L. BUCKLINs Fropfsss0.
DICHMOuD HILL ROrKL, s1ArnN ULAND, WlL1
IL open for the s1st OF Nay. 4ec 80 ~
and boats .. vanderbivs handing. moe n2se.
gsrf bathing Board tor hrea mcetha w9ex; ssrs
No. s wan sRss. New York. v-..-...n.
GUNNER RErRRAT.-A SMALL. REfPECIAbLE Fam
~ iy With reryan, meet with ready urnisned apart
merits separate Kitchen, with private entrance IN mp
desirable situation, The river, near Bergen font usGS,
bathing house BOAT piano, 40 within one hours rae ~
stage For PARTICULARS Apply q " Montgomery reet jersey
SEJ.