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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-19

HOuSE FOR RENT OR BOARDING IN
IL The COCNTRI-MRS. BROOKS will rent
the whole or part of her house for the coming sea
SON or II 1t IS not engaged by the LIST of June she
VIII, after that time take many Boarders as the
house will accommodate for the season,
The House is pleasantly situated in good neigh
bOrhood. on the road leading from North Capitol
street to Bladensburg, about three miles from Wash
Ington. The Rooms are large and airy, the location
healthy, with sufficient Shade Trees and good Water
near the house. NAV IL -3tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-19

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A BRICK
H HOUSE, two stories high, with basement, con-
tanning seven rooms, situated Penn. avenue. be-
tween 2lst and I'D sts, Nos. IS and n. The Lot is p
feet front 10y about % feet Deep running back an
10 and q months. secured by deed ftrust. Apply
to MICHAEL BOOK, OH the premises.
ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-19

FOR RENT--;A valuable GROCERY STORE,
situated on the corner of 18th and streets near
the Canal, formerly occupied BY Messrs. Sengstack
Clarke and IS one of the best stands in the city for
Shelving, Bins, Counter, &c. For terms pply TO the
SUBSCRIBER at No. S55 street west, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets.
ap l8-eotf FRANCIS HANNA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-19

STARTLING POISONING CAsE.-Last night a
colored girl, about 10 years Of age, named Maria
was taken to the guard house, charged with de.
liberate attempt to poison the family Of Mr. Sam.
uel Shreve, TO whom she is bound for term OF
years. The poison used was ratsbane which she
put in The coffee prepared for the family and
which poison she obtained from under the bonse
where 1t had been placed for the purpose of kill
ing rats.
Being questioned closely she persisted in de-
claring that she had no accompiices in tho foul
deed. WV -oO'
The wife and child of Mr. shreves suffered
from the effects OF the poison, but serious conse
qnences were averted by the prompt application
The negro girl was committed to Jail by Justice
Smith to await the action of her owner.
YET ANOTHER THEORY FOR THE national
HOTEL DIsRAsR "A writer In the New York
News suggests that the sufferers from the National
mSsei disease Were poisoned by Cincinnati pork,
injected with the hog cholera
a gentleman who arrived in Washington direct
rom Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, informs the
union that post morton examination was made
on saturday last OF the body of Mr.. Petriken who
died, as our readers will recolect from the effect.
OF the nalady contracted at the National Hotel in
this city, and who was stated TO have exhibited
symP,oms OF having been poisoned with arsenic
NOT the slightest evidence OF mineral poison was
detected in his stomach.
WAsHlNGroN LIBRARY-By the advertise.
ment in another column Il will be seen that this
Library is now to be open from to p. m, and
the Librarian will be present to receive subscrip.
lions for stock. No young man will regret he
coming shareholder.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE FOURTH wARD- Com.
missioner Owens has received an order from the
Mayor to proceed with the grading and gravel
Ing Of NJ street north, between Sixth street and
, New York avenue. This 10 an important i'm
pa oveilent and will be commenced as soon q,
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-19

WATCH RETURNS" Maria,'' colored girl,
was brought in charged with an attempt to poison
the family of Samuel shreves; she was turned
over to her owner to be disposed Of John Pow
ers, coloTed, safe keeping; Jail. John Burch,
drunk and vagrancy; workhouse 30 DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-19

CENTRE MARkET.-This morning, the supply
was as good as could be expected, considering
the weather. The rain last night and to- day pre-
vented many dealers and purchasers from attend
ing The prices have not altered from those last
reported in the Star.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
Sunday Riots In st. Louis.


On Sunday NOR ming between hours Of naf past two
and Elk O'Clock, city again the theatre OF riot,
bloodshed and homicide, by some OF our tre companies
One killed outright, ana several others were
verey wounded and three al least Of the number are not
expected to survive
The affair had its origin at Ere which took place
On the OF this street fire plug, which the Liberty
company being the first tho ground had made an At
acbmeIt to and working their engine, when the
Franklin company came on the or wnd with their eppars
general fight then epsned, In which multitude OF
thrown and several pistol shots fred Two OF
took effect in the bodies Of Of the parties
gagged but who they could not learn One Is said
be sounded dangerously, and the other severely. Tue
hebt ended by one OF companies being driven from the
ground, AND taking refuge in flight
Quiet then prevailed unit, harpast four O'Clock, when
another fire occurred alley east OF Secoad street.
the fight between the Liberty and Franklin companies was
renewed and lasted until about sx o'clock wnei oeased
Immediately the fight being renewed several shots
were fired and quickly responded by persons Of the
poste party showing that they had come prepared for the
fray, and willing TO go Any length During the
sfay at least one hundred shots fred om pistols,
guns Aes and thousands Of brcKbats and sones
were thr own on both Sides
Une of the shots fred struck q named Owen Foy,
and killed him almost instantly Several other persons
were more or less severely wounded both by shots and
Missiles but could not ascertain their names Aoodt
six O'Clock the Mayor appeared upon the scene OF aooo
and the bellRerens having satisfied their appetite for
disorder for ,hepresent dispersed, and order was
restored
on the ground TO Interfere with the rioters
Between and eight O'Clock the Coroner was called
upon to hold an inquest upon the body OF the man who
was killed
The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came to
his death from gun phto shot, at The hand Of some
person unknown.
During the day the police force was engaged In trying 10
discover the rioters and several persons arrested
suspcion but there Is doubt TO their being the
right persons forbear to mention their names In oar
next ssue will give such additional facts a. may be
brought to light in the meanwhile. The account OF the
fires viii be found In another paragraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
The Affairs Of Antioch Coliege-an Assign
m~nt Made-New Orga iIstioo,

We find In tue Spring aeld (ono) NonPdrcl the follow
lowing account OF the affairs VI Antioch College,
Al the affairs Of this institution have recently been
brought a crisis and important change has been
made business and general arrangements, the pub
lie may be interested in the following detailed state
meit:-
II s generally known that the college, since II FIRST
opened for the reception OF s1deus, has bcon pecunay
embarrassed To considerable extent by the heavy deo
incurr, Ia building, which the trustees have been IN
able 10 uquidate lessen The debt has, the contra
~ been annually increasing until, at tho recent com
mencement II amounted 70 hundred and thirty thou
rand The time fr paying tbs debt having transpred,
the importantly OF creditors brought about criss, and
matters necessarily pushed 10 speedy decision.
The had also learned from dearly bought expe
rence that the scholarship system id not afford sum
income 10 pay OF the expenses necessarily incurred
In carrying the college. whose Students numbered al
times high "a four hundred.
Under tnese circumstances, viz the heavy debt which
must be paid and the lsck OF inc meet
penses the truices decided ID the safest oxpesut for
saving the college from public sale 10 the lowest bidder
would be assign 10 individual reservlng the rgni
10 sufficient means can be procured
This assignment made 10 Mr. Palmer President OF
the Broadway Bank. In New York city.
The scholarship system was then abolished ard all
scholarships OF Antioch College worthless not by
The Of the trustees but from scrn necessity stu.
deats will after be required 10 pay fair tuition bills in
by this the current expenses OF the col
leee can be met
The college -il be kept open for the coming year.
Hon Horace Mann elected iis Presiden and Rev
Dr. Bellows, OF New York city, and Rev. Mr.. Fay and
Hon Aaron Harlan OF yellow Syringe have been appoint
Ell 8 committee 10 select the rest OF tho hcrty.
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Nirth that wYiukled cAro derides,
And laughter holding both her sides

Iookn he might well pen for The porDont0Co00
Of hunos, for
And laughter holding both her sides
,0.-.-x.... - A.. C-.u u--..1
Ts.v.s,.osrv ~. " = III IAN
wn..-....or n.t.-s ~. ~ :. M n r,nv.
A, 800 w.. conc,udsd vsS,ssdw M rssunex W the
soia.- - u-u~. a. ~. - ,,urds, In Ina
Az 49, - Ta 1r so 49, fT,ssd ss.tss indca
~ sS ~ 'Suso ooose, 1e ~ ira !, Rail
~. .o..,r~ q 800 ~, sa.c,ss 4, tha h.iiahIa
,. ~ ~ ~ S So N T ;;a ,r~ Ocs,,t rsmsrked
-. ~ - 49, Ls p.ss..s.ss n ina tssu,onv
s.O;s..s.S 90 ss IN ' ~ Al. Trss ss.tc man n his
S"....o. U.u w 20 a.. h.rds N tha Shsr6 oS
I - Hs,os . - ~ IN Ia Want snnnosa AZ the
10. e"""~ "ou"y, ~A~ W." 80
.r,.ir.,.a ,..,., ,vr,ter. have beeu busy mis-.
~ 81. ~ a.. casa can now readily Ace
FIJI oa cassS ~ yatr,oat,ons and ,asioue
e,,. 81 th rrorrinsnt nspes or the East have cor.
.s.rnndan, ~. Tho rnske II their business "a seze
MA ~ resble and disort and Altar 40 "a 70
sms ,bs rr,s r. nsrtisan press Lyle 10 killed BY
Hai,sr
The tas,,unonv shows Il TO be q MURDERS killing With
hut ,I,ght nrovocaOn No prev sr,atiou no usrepre-
ser,st,en can altsr he facts they NAV misesd tho ppe
hnt cannot much logger defeat the ends Of Justice Halter
80. ~ nav nat he convicted but his arrest hs exami.
nation h,s Commitment his Incarceration without roting
-. Sooc.hsd ali Iook towards the RESTORATION OF ths
no of lav and order in our midst The possibitv of
h,s convuton. together with his imprisonment will tend
much TO prevent in the future 30 great disregard for
human Me "A heretofore felt and will add much 10 the
of Protection ou,e ciuzeu Of Kansas nov begins
10 feel
The free State County Convention has been In session TO-
he result The free STATE party however appears 70 be-
de.irous or increasing its numbers without reference 20
liz original chara ,ter They now invite all who are in IA
yor Of the adoption Of free State constitution to join
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
se.men,s Advance Wages.

TFrem the Phadel phia Ledger, July 10
In consequence Of q ruuor the e1ea that the ship
and agents Of Philadelphia, who recently adopted
tho pursued by the and m1crs OF SHIPS In
Ne York, Bo.ton and elsewhere had reuquisbed that
project Se have endeayored ascertain what extent
the may correct aud have been enabled 70 give
the following salemenl which has been corrooorated by
u,severaI ship captain, give IL their opinion that the
movement the par OF the shpowpers aod agents has
IT. merits but they believe IL very dou tfu and
improbable copsu 1mation. One two, with whom we
conversed freely the subject, pronounce the idea IN
prac'icabe Whether these Opinions be worth any ming
with the foowipg result Of inquiries, pre-
cent the present Gpst Of he movement In Tue port OF
The ship Tempest, which sailed Tuesday, gave
advance Of SIS twelve men, and SIS 10 the third mate
The chip westmoreand will sat In a day or two aud Is
shipping cre~ at SIS per month, with Sis or $40
The bark Reindeer and brig Brandy vine promise the
rue Frigaie Bird for California sbu ready for sea,
stands out against the advance, but Is numsed that she
will have 10 pay the advance or remain in port
The bark fnomas Da let nch sailed saturday, gave
an advance Of sl2.
The Eizsbe,h j. gave an advance 70 the cook Of s15
The Nary Kendall, for Mobile, stood out against the
advance, but arc going N give H.
The captain Of the bark Union is said 10 have advised
hp owners give the dvsnce but subsequently TOLD
the sailors thai hey would be fools II they went 10
without their advance, as he would have his.
The ship Nonpare sails next Saturday, aud shipping
men ai SIS per month and SIS advance.
The brig Gcore, Whitney, about &, sail Tor HAVANA
10 said will also pay the advance.
u cortendeo by some of tne merchanp toN no ~
vance has been PAID thai they have simply paid certain
amount. to pay the board bills Of the sesmen % the
other hand he,o,rdpg house keepers consider all money,
pad 10 them for beard 10 be deviation from the usual
practice and therefore deem the advance stem still In
practice They msiniai that any money pad on account
OF sailor prev the beginning Of avoysge Is, 70 all
intents and purposes, an advance.
tits understood that the boarding house keepers In New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Ulean,
are agued the dermina ion 70 carry cut their syso
and that every possible to beng used 70 the
transfer Of from one port 10 another 70 man ships NOS
paying the advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

From FORT knARSEy.-Capt. Wharton, U. 8. A.,
arrived IN TINS city yesterday morning from Fort kearney,
81 which post he has had command for some ime past
Captain wharton We are sorry 10 u suffering from
rheumes m, aud b on his 70 Phadelphis ia the hope
Of obtaining relief We learn that advicee had been
ceived fort Kearney from Colonel Summers coumsad
then only eighty miles from Fort Laramie all wel the
report Of the capture OF portion OF this expedition.
ceved here days ago placed that event at Ash c
ow considerable distance this sde AMI prior b, the
date OF the letters from Col Summers coma1i Tho r.
R1ul4icoa, July a.
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TRoops FOR UrAu-The Terre Hau,e, Alton and

TRooPs FOR UrAH The Terre Haute, Alton and
81 Lous Railroad Company yesterday brought 10 tots Guy
22l root destined for Utah They were from "a Isle
Barracks, Pennsylvania and we're under command OF
Capt Duncan United states Rifles The other ON cr8 sc
oompapyhg Captain Anderson Second Drag Dous
Lieut. jackson, Rifles; and Lieut.. Lee, seooni Osyayy
These troops we're al ouce placed the Pacao Ranoi
cars and lefl at oclo,k fr jefferson City BY RAIL-
and thence 10 Fort Iesvenworth by the Lghtn ug Line
They ne mostly recruits, and will be assigned 10 onmp,
MES m route 10 Utah their arrival at Fort Leave Forn
The preparations for the Utah expedition are going on Win
great zeal Fort Jeavenwerth s understosf that the
troops sill be In th divisions so that they may
encsmp at different points, and thereby be sure Of an
abundance OF grass for the horses and cattle General
Harvey win be prepared TO ~ the head OF the
whole force, and have doubt OF his being able TO
render good account OF himself, whether In Uah or
elsewhere Up TO Monday last, TO which time our advccs
reach, nothing had been heard from 90. summers com
mand, except tho he within fifteen miles %
Ash bollow.--& Lous Rp.tiicrn, JUiye.
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MATRIMoyIAL.

A rTNID eEST,sMAs, OF GOOD riMr, BusIyEss
n cxperience education and responsibility ieslres
>, mode lady between alsnd rs pears u wealth amiahi
Ny ard worth kuuls personal -eerentsl aud epif.ry
ssovI-ds. exch anged h, " exp.cset who
W, ssncrre aad a Address r. w. Broadway Posi oss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
NEWSPAPERS.


iS DAS' VI maRsPER's WEEKLY.
Five cents number % % year.
Our readers Will be glad 70 hear iha,
The new sory by SIR Is. ton commenced
s 90 snahasI p1s c5np on We eoSgTs or r 90
ss ae n,y Work sy Bgwsr :, P,rS.s ae ss .S M
''''' coSrrSrs or rms WEEKS r,rrs
Travel Notes in sOle Lands own cor
i ''aan.-Pigrim. RsiaIng u. Ioriop; Heoroni
s. H so.gs. r sDS sn ss sSa'' 50 &
ASIss'%i ;1 Sss MAKING The Feat at slight
Public Monuu euis
NJ. Sa i' Insulicd m England.
tbsi~O rsmsle GRADUATE. Arts Order OF Exercises;
The Nan AbOut Town 10 sshSs, Stirring Place; Ira
fiawpg Room Fsh Ponds win four Illustrations.
pouras Js,rod, editor and ssirs,' With portrait
l'omesiic Intelligence.
TIE samese~rhe rranks Of Asia illustrations: AUTO
gr.gn ssns,e Mode q kppossn,ss s1seicrs IN Sam
ne hshs Of The former Kisas Of siam sismese Prince 10
tu uress Psisces Rsngksk Msniarn 81 slam in stna,y
MA WIN lie DO with III BY Sir Buwer Iyou, chapters
How IVY VI. iisIkip. saw the FIrcywk,.
Praile and Tate Where shall this Summer
queen vicioras Drawing Room -Iliussstlon y, esenl
sgs Of sorming the Pssce whea Queen yicor' holds
1he late VIM T. Marcy, win Portrait
Thngs Wise and Othefwhe
Weekly A Gkes summary.
Financial ard Commercial.
Toe fashions, with u rec cures.
s.-1lus,raots-fis Reverence; Too Mach o.
a Good Thing.
PerFons living N ~ New York aud Brooklyn and
wishing SARPkRs WEEKLY supplied A. their houses, ~l
please 70 % ID their and reddence 20 he Oce OF pub
cain The carriers who deliver The paper vii coiec pay
for he same.
Published BY HARPvR 4 ReorBERs
Frlnklu square, N. Y,
III supplied 70 dealers and Others, sher in the eurren
weekly numbers IN the
MONTHLY Parts,
fr rcrthE part cns'nirg Sur ronsecutiNs ndrser
Nsoiesae ssens, LII Sssssl street, ses ylrf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
IrpTRA,rFtoM !. LE1rns-iou Ask NIX. now

LPTRA, Fro LEITHR ASK ME- NOW
IL sufncslpg In the CITY. where you spend
y0ur t.rm'f lie deter mine you--pay Nor
ch welt. Yoi will nnf here a noiel- The Wanre
Indian perceive sigutying to mold ast,
WITCH consider Significant tho-e VIA visit
are long hAn thew in ended and always
turn Understand daShing fssh enable resort where
" leaving the city for health and qus Will be annoyed
9Th nirtxons &C. &c bu large. ham some,
cl. an well kept hotel ike rrinciple of private
and Tor nyads there not another place i
equal Maine Ia being he residence OF Oh
the ph' acaDs the country. Ito
proprieiors Messrs NJ RRts WEEKS, are coD'herse,
gym pathpg kind gentlemen They new In the bust
lTciate individuals entirely by the Length on tho
purse as vet, and too honss. TO be ADEPT. n tho
cslsnt table and gcoi aiteudasce aod favored ,i
you un.qualsd DOT Of your city Then Norweh so
central scarcely honr In he cay mt you can esye ny
sisa1bost The nshi-g the sailing the g1od hacks
and delightful drives the oe,uu al rivera charming tree
csd hlishe picturesque town, ~ old and Tyr looaing,
up ROCKS style of architecture last,
thorgh cha mis soeisty az you ge. 70 ~.
Intellectual refined and asbe The grestest passports 70
their hearts home ckpess and therefore 10
needless truly Chr titan. ahDuuding bsnevo
ente and hospitality Won think rom al this that am
over paria probably may b. but speak rom The erpe
rieucc ~ n among HEM with claims upon an
gle individuals all hs hsye -rosed and enjoyed in ho
city OF hills heris, overnowing with he
Of tnds.ss and rympa BY. Then Norwich Tor
it, comfort quiet snr delightful air and " MT very hard %
Piles you ~ir say have not lone jus Ice ~ my -
NORWICH July 70. 1881.
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ssal b.ss . aeis's .sD
s:s s:r
sss .ss d. &: % ss
SEEDING. Of he wsse ana osssr oesi compelled
Mex: ds IN ss ~ s.s II ss. s
i.: ss ~
80 y =. new: dsssr. 2Is .sI spd iutsI: :s.iy
new New So %sl1 July 49, 1857 A w. 80 =.
u rem ar. rsqusstsd % attend he uusr. Of our s.s bro
w;1T : Ss ~
al w od Pc nsa on
" matters Of importance will be brought before r Il: %E
NorIoE.-FIsE IN FIFTY FIPrB srREET, NoRTa
q MOT, sa isss leave 70 s .as r.
s and rSs s 9's s %Ss s BE-
.sd rescued Tie h'ss
he engineer IN charge he Hudson River Raros Comps
been given So and through which considerable
loss Of M aos property took place. which Otherwise would
n against Who recently both in New York and
Boston obtained money on forged checis gurp2rng to be
Charleston, &. @.
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs.-sEwEsAG ALxD
IN proposals will be received at tho office OF the Water
Mercer sres. u"ii fSSrsass' July 3 at ocioss NJ
ss
street,. adjacent hersc geh.I with 5a s re
isas SSi ?! brick Iss .is. IS, sewers viii 1.
received q, time and place he
main IF ss ana r 0H rS ,s
will be about feet and the laeras about 2 in length
instant q. H BAILEY, Engineer.
-, - ~, -.
in their stiendance on Friday evening the I'M bust
@ ss Ss 7" ever WI" DO
oroper woopsAa nc f he = f"''sn pro 's
II CARY, HOWARD SANGER,
Have ,ov, dAIn w S,,, CARY oS so, ,na,m
Chambers ,Tes and 50 and 81 esde street
u,o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AoUsrUoT OPTION.
New York June rs, S67SeRled proposals viii be re-
@ e oSs Of he Ds @
seryor Of the oroton Aquedno, This seserscr vii cove,
quantity of work to be done approximately shown 50 'o
t cubic yards Of soil 10 be eacsvAed and aosa IA rpou
sso,o0 cubic yards Of excavation and embsnimenI
ssSiS yards Of Of broken scs s1s scus
O.00 cubic yards Of stone paving or slope wall.
80 cable ARDS Of SSSi VAL laid in cement.
800 isG NJ Fsssc Of q st Sss' pps s' " cement
Eiens ana specifications Will be ready o cxnnnAuon ~
Ills ODcs or and aner the 9Th dsY or Jrly next.
VAN SCHAlCK, Presideni. , Crotou
TBEO. r. Ur FORREST, Asst Comr. AqueduS
A. ". CRkVxN Chief Engineer. B9srt
ITO COAL pEALERS.-NEW YORK FIRE DEPAETASEr
Funa-sealed proposas will be received antl fully 20
for furnishing aboni 800 tons of coal for the New York E
Yop appIy 10 A !. DEI,ArOUR 95A Wall street.
ss i BURs cor q tiia sud FRANKFORT St,
Committee fuel
WRITE committee rpserves right reject All
OF he esulsies deemed tor the interest Of the Few York
Fire D~par Tuud.
sTvELE,RAPH NOTICE-THH STOCK TOLDERS or
the new York and New Eng land Union Telegraph Com
psnyn ho'd their annual meeting in the ORION rssgrsph
once, Wall Aev York, Wednesday, July 49, 1851
Al 10 M for the purpose OF bearing and consider
ing reports of transactions Ghos sg President nine
precos Treasurer and superntt pdeu for the
ensuing and for executing other business mat
be deemed isl 10 the interests OF the complny
4. l.. sarLEd Secretary.
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DENTISTRY.

r,RETH xxrRhCTnD IN TEN SECONDS, WITHOUT
the slehe-. pain 70 ne pelent ~ my new and orisna
int discovered mot feezinrl This admirable
tenn prsci SEQ BY tine onyJ Or a q. DURKIs As Csaa
sr~et near v~'ct.
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. BEAUTIFUL SPt & 20 SPEND Tax WARS WA
a ther.-lhe Green Gro7e Mansion, Keypor H. Tow open
for the reception Of summer bosrders every "a MY offered
the OF country r~eAno1, such
bahrg boating hshng cunning &c The ses Dat keypo7
of Murray AZ erooOn ut ocoes.
Terms moderse. For partiGu AIRS sppy at Mra WINNER,
l4o Franz lin street, the premises
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A BOOT HOUSE, MIDDLETOwNPofNr, new JERSEY.
"A The above establishment IL now open for the
reception bosrders The building. which entirely new
one mile aud half IRON Rapport Location
pleasant and airy and comnc<tDWs The sesmey
daily Sundays srceped) ~
+ocock Carriages are s~ays 10 readiness 90 the ar
the boat convey the hotel For particulars
inaure of uguatus Whiock Eco 81 South sireeS ~ u
t.o. bought. ESQ. al Broadway, ~ or Of Capt II.
wbtlock, steamer Newport HsNRY W. ABBOTT.
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NOTICs-THE PUBLIC ARE Hereby CAUTIONED
IN against Who has recently both In New York and
Boston obtained forged checks purportng to be
drawn by j. 8. al SUWih& CO.,
(harIa q
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u,oREsT HOUSE, BUT IS LAKE ~ LAS A sum
this place s uoequa-d Those who are In
Of health and would sdyise N repair In
essy the shores Of this besufal and fascinating sse
Access Ii, by the Morris ana Ia
Railroad Passengers leave the At the ShnhHpo
station distance by sasg r'm rslro>d 20 me Forest HOUSE,
two mica those ces.ng fur inf,r nation viii peAso
Address j. NJ sharp Co. Budd's iahe fost ooice, ~ j.