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List of Premiums.
ON FIELD CROPS.

Best crop of wheat not less than S acres. S.
ID best do -.
Best crop Of corn not less than acres. 3
I'd best do -. l
Bsss crop Of oats not less than acres. 8
"a best do -. !
Best eropof potatoes not less than acre.. 3
ID best do -. l
Largest and best product in sugar or
slnolasses of 4 acre Chinese Sugar Cane,
to be reported to committee previous
to December ......... S
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ORDER OF EXHIBITION.
First day, Thursday, September 24M.

All articles for exhibition, except horses and
the competitors in the blowing match, must be
entered ON the Secretary IS books before O'Clock
A. NJ, of the first day, and it is earnestly re-
..uested, that when practicable, entries be made
on the day preceding the first day of the
Bair
All ANIMALS except horses, must be on the
Fair ground ready for the inspection Of the
Committees at 2 o'clock, p. NJ of this day.
The Floral Hall will be opened at o'clock,
p. NJ. of this day.
Each committee are requested to report
themselves to the Secretary by IL O'Clock, M.
of this day.
Second day, September 25M.
All articles for exhibition on this day, must
be entered by 8 o'clock, A. NJ, and it is request
ed that when practicable, all entries be made
on the day preceding.
The plowing match will commence at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
o'clock, p. M.
Tie Floral Hall will be opened on this day,
at the.time to be hereafter determined.
After the exhibition of horses, a speech suit
able to the occasion will be delivered, and i'm
mediately thereafter the premiums awarded by
the Committees, will be announced.
Each Committee are required to deliver their
report to the Secretary by o'clock, P. n. of
this day.
Each animal or article must be entered on
the Secretary's book to entitle it to compete
for premium.
II is expected that the Fair of the present
year as it promises to be an unusually prolific
season, will be far superior to any of its pre-
deeessors. Let the people generally be in at
tendance, and let every one bring one or more
articles for exhibition. They will be of inter-
est to somebody.
The Managers have done, and win continue
to do, everything that is possible to give equal
and exact justice to all, and prevent the dis
satisfaction which has unfortunately been man
ifested in some instances heretofore.
WILLIAM r. HUNTER, Pres't.
JoHS s. WAY, Sec'y.
July 81, 1871 =
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AMENDMENT No. s.

Resolred by the General assembly of The State
Of 0drie. Three -ffths of the members elec.eJ
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Premiums and Regulations,

For the Seth 4nassaI Exhibition Of the
Monros County 4gricutarR Society, to
be held in Woodsfeld, om Thursday and
Friday, the 24h oasd 25th days Of
Septem6er, 1851.
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The committee to judge of the unepumerated
articles will award premiums at their discretion
on any and every crcp, animal, implement, in
vention, article, improvement, &C., that they
may consider deserving, and that is not en-
braced in the above list. When an article OF
animal is exhibited to which is no competition
this committee decides its claim to premium.
Awarding Committee = Charles McGonigal,
William Hobough and Jacob N. Mitchell.
Committee on Grounds, &c.-William Read,
Thomas K. Davis and John B. Noll.
Committee on Publication and firing time of
Fair.--John M. Kirkbride and John S. Way.
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Tirza Williamson and Mrs. Johnston L. Jones.
PRESERVES, JELLIES. &c.
Awarding Conrmittee--James w. Armstrong
fof BeallsviKe, Mrs. Edwin Hornbrook and Mrs.
Nathaniel Vanllorn.
. :, UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.
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Nesualork Dailp Gribm,w.
THE OBSERVER on DIR. CHEEVER.

r. hs Eatey Of The " T. Tribune
SIR: The y. y. OJSereer's report of the Conrega-
iona collation. reminded ur of snecdote told of John
Randolph, who said that when he was in London,
"he saw pay-bils posted over the city, advertising
that in a certain playhouse, on certain night,
"de play of Hamlet would be acted with Hamlet
cleft out Now, we say that any one who pre-
tended TO give report of that meeting, and studl-
ousy avoided al mention Of the central point of sym.
patty the electric wire which all hearts were hung
treated bis subject precisely as the players proposed
TO treat Hamlet. The spontaneous outburst of sent-
ment for DR.. Cheeyer was the Hamlet OF the play
and the hearty thrilling response at the bare mention
of bis name could not be misunderstood
The Congregational Church, a. body, declared
unequivocally, that occasion, their appreciation OF
the course pursued by DIR. Cheeyer, and their deter
mination 10 sustain him. Why did The O6serrer
make thi- important omission Were they afraid that
il might shake the confidence of the public in their
"whi.perngs You may be able TO persuade pr.
yate circles that man is insane but when large and
respectable body take him up, and ndorse him as
representative man, The rktsprings' die out long
before they reach the end Of the gallery.
With regard to the comments of Tie Obserrer on
the troubles in Dr. Cheeyers Church, the statement
that the movement against him Includes all the dea
Icons and large part OF the Strength OF the cOhgle
cation is untrue.
The sixteen names are no more, and less, than
any other sixteen in the 3jl members. The deacons
have the ad iitional strength OF their official position
nothing more.
Really if The OJserrT would take the trouble TO IN
ves,igate the matter, which in good faith they ought
10 do if they intend to make statements To the public
concerning it. they would ind that the opposition have
found themselves in much the same plight in which
they hoped TO have placed their pastor r@A only
c0rpOraFs guard tett.
We are inclined to think if The Observer wonld be
Induced 10 undertake the investigation in true Chris
tan spirit they would be compelled to advise the OPP
posing members to prove the sincerity OF their desire
,o promote the spiritual interests both OF the pastor
"Ird people as wei The stability and peTpetuify
"of the Society, by Withdrawing their opposition,
and cooperating with the majority in maintaining 80
able and faithful pastor. go. .,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,
N1lr- Iotk My y. ONE OF M vi hNh.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
IUE ROBERT L. LANE.


Teleeraphc sdviees from Halifax to Eilwood Walter.
state that the ship Robert l.. Lane cannot be kept free
from water Capt. Toope, Agent for the Under
writers. left New-York on Sunday evening TO take
charge Of the ship. sesm-;ug and pumps have also
been sen, on TO her assistance.
NAVAL,
The Rev. J. Stockbridge, L. s. n, lately from the
Coast of Brazil has been ordered the U. s Receiv-
ING shin North Carolina or the New-York Station
OUR HARBoR IN wI>rER.
We ave CrNtfed to learn that arrangements are beng
made 10 relieve hsrbor and rivers hereafter nom
IN, dangerous and destructive bodies Of Ice thst nave
heretot re- in the Winter season, swept IN immense
fields both the North and East Rivers, sinking OF de-
srovng our skipping while at anchor or at the encs oil
piers or khesds, we'll rs impeding and delaying
The fery.boats on both rivers, and endangerng the
Tvs M Thousands of passengers constantly crossing
and recrns>Ig by day and by night We are informed
sl,st Ny Edwin A. Stevens of Hoboken has become
eeply impressed with the magnitude OF the losses 10
our merchants underwriters, managers OF feles and
property owners generaly-parhculariy AT BROOKLYN,
Jersey City and Hcboken-and, with view TO remedy
the ~ H. sent few DAYS ago for one of his old and
trustv capt aims and unfoded 10 him his plan 10 keep
the hsrbr and port at all times free from any serious
obstruction by ice; and thoroughly convinced - Mr.
Stevens Of it, entire success that he offered 10 Assist
in furu hing suitable steamboats, Of great strength and
power and also 10 assist necessary, IN paying the
running expenses during the Winter. When our mer.
cbsuts underwriters and Others interested learn that
Cant Alexander H. schultz is the man selected by his
od employer Mr.. Stevens 10 perform this work, they
will NOT he state TO subscribe literally toward paying
the expenses, which, as matter OF course, must DE
heavy But nothing whatever will be exaeted antu
after the winter has passed and the work been ith'
fully and satisfactorily performed iCourier ana Eng
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DFYNSYL7ANIA RAILROAD

The Pennsyya AHA Rssosd connects az Pt.osfss va ,s
roads aud from s.. bgis, No Aton; w, "a - 49,
Msasn la,,et;e and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dsy;Sn'
srrngfs,d Belr4onilre s4nd9.ky I.sao ot; t.b
the steam packet boat, from and 20 Ne" OreA' o. 1
Louisville and CnoinnrL ..-... II .bs .h,xs
Through Tickets for ne East cen DC "@' ~ ny " Vs.
rrnIiou,d places in IN, West -. ..,a1;,.oo. and
Passengers vii find tis ne seo.teel' w. u.s.
FROM NE%cYoRk TO 6IsGISSfNnAd5ii Is - : s5 S
ERoM NEW-YORK 10 SHI t6,IsS ~ - HoT,as
FROM NETWORK 10 II. LOVf' 4-'
bss, as low IS BY sny c:.ef nc
Sec han 5bls in ne koss q tbs ny =. ..5.., IN.
'' 'De ---'-'0 ! 4 ~ No Astar Houss, BIZ Jedwsy
J. L. ELLIOTT. AseD:-
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CROP PEospEcrs And HIGH GRaIS PRIcEs.-E. j.
Martindale writes Us, May IS, from Sparta Center,
Kent County, Mich:
ave have a very backward Spring-po planting
done vet ard considerable sowing yet undone. Cat
IL find good feed IN the woods they would starve,
as there has been hardly any hay in the country these
six weeks Provisions Of all kinds are high: -four,
81 to 80 per barrel; pork, 10 cents per pound ssh
pork, 10 cents butter % TO 80 cents per pound po-
tstoes, 81 80 TO 81 per bushel Corn, 80 cents per
bushel; Oats, IS cents per bushel; hay, ~" 10 ="
per tus."
In this vicinity we hear of some complaint OF 'eea
rotting before it terminated We fear ahA' a soou
many potatoes have thus been lost 1he P@'er'oH
Guardian says all the early potatoes planted upon
low round in that vicinity have rOtted during the cold
.,orm GOOD deal of corn planted upon nat lsnd
bcsre the last heavy rain will have to be replanted.
D.. ,a,s, mind there is yet time and we never 81"
.st backward Spring that was not followed by a
- Summer for Indian Corn. Even the year 1910,
-. oore.t crop year on record, exhibited more favor
sbie weather through all the Spring months. The
1rest fault was drouth, which was accompanied with
frosty nights, and a cold, unfruiaul summer
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climb in, when il fe across her head, killing her, no
doubt, Immediately. She was found hanging IN THIS
situation, with the neck broken, by two men who we're
passing after They tried to resascitsts her be-
fore calling any one, bu, life extinct. The poor
mother, who had buried another child short time
before, was nearly frantic with gref After starting
or hool in the morning, the child back to bestow
smile and kiss upon the mother, last and besuti-
au meniOry of she was soon to give back to Him
ho gave
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Oprion MORRIS CANAL AND BANNING CohPASY,}
JERSEY CITY, May l. 1857.
A II n MEETING of the HOARD of DIREC-

ATa MEETING of the BOARD of DIREC-
N TORS held this day the following Preamble and Reso
sios.s adopted, viz: 80
TO improvement of the Canal and its
and debts have in making such improvements
which would be paid out OF the future earnings OF the
Company unless provision be otherwise made theetor AMI
Uhye0a portion Of the peat earnings has been spPed 70
The payment Of the floating debt existing al tne Gste OF tne
Preferred Stock and also TO the payment OF
Mortgage Bonds of the Company which fe due ON the hrs
day ofApr, 1856 and - - c,,
dated Stock Company claim that provision should have
been the improvements and payments aforesaid y
and sale Of Preferred stock and that portion OF tae
ought be paid In form To the hoae's OF
the Common and Consolidated Stock and
WAeTeds The Directors willing that there should De
further issue Of the Preferred Stock be made upon the
principles IN the original agreement for issuing the
Preferred Stock, meet the wants OF the company 'or Is
provsms made and be made during the present year
q0eeons respecting earnings and surplus winch may
rom The earnings Of he Canal Apphcabo 10 the %
soaaitd Stoc6 TO the first day OF August next enu 70
tr the further improve OF the Canal and its works
Roed That each and every holder OF the common OF ou
sodsted Stock who shall before the ZOn oAy OF S
inst consolidate their Common Stock, flour sacs OF Ou OF
Common Stock into one of odsted Stock in accordance
WIN the provisions Act Of the Legislature OF Sate
N.wSesey aud the resolutions Of the Board OF Dtec,o';
PAseG on the h day OF January last by virtue OF SAID Avn
sno snaI have subscribed for not less than one shs'S
rreeed STOCK FOR Eve shares Of Consolidated S'o he9
p such Stockholders the said th day May inst ana pAo
theon twenty per oent shall be entitled 70 the sum OF ZEE PSI
cent on TIE amont Of such Consolidated Stock SO heu
the PAYABLE and after the seth day Of May inst IA the
Mortgage Bonds Of the Company at par, in CerhcaSes
convertible into said bonds when presented In sums OF SI
Resosed That any subscription 10 the Preferred STOCK under
tos preceding resolution be paid IN tg At the . Q.
M certificate Of stock bearing dividend iIom the 'Ast
esyideId dny.
sive. By order l.. " CONDIT Secretary.
Books arr open at the oor f the Compsuy 8.
dslphsa
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L-OR BOSTON aad PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORT ard FALL RfvER-The spaendid md Superior
~esmsr METROPOLIS Capt Brown, bars New. fcrt
n and he BAY STATE CAPT Jewet:. leaves New YoTt
svery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, II o'olo1i
from Pier No " 2, tie Battery to.s togoALs
a. Newport salh WY.
Hereser wn b rfsded secured any .pyH
cart until the shall have teen PAID fot
F-.xkt postcn . forwarded though with
a. Ezprsss Freight Tram
WIN BORDEN. Agent Nee 70 add Il w.s:-%
Tor BOSTON, va NORWICH ABf WOR-
CFsTFR-Dsy as p n from Pa s-rt of Cour- iAaf,
st. BY The fayort. s;sAmsy oNEECTiCUT Cop. Wm WI
cnx o. MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS ard ~
~. new ard .plendids COMMONWEALTH Gag, Wi.
ism- Oh TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS 70
Ponf thine ~ and handsomely tlDsec
wt.,ied or Worcester Boston Providsnce
reree Lowell Nsshua Concord Write hou1:Gn> and every
o,her Of New England st,terooras ~
.rTlyns board CT L :. MARTIN Ases: "a OfbSe,
~. Of Courr andt-st-
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sAp.OocuREEycE.-A very sad accident occurred
the l2,h inst. in the family Of Lewis Hosg Of Farm
ington n. Y. which resulted 10 the death Of little
daughter eghryea of age At the close of the after
ICON school she started for home 10 company with the
other children, bat having forgotten her dinner pail
returned. The door being fastened che placed blocks
vi Ger the widow, WHICH ste rslsed aDd attempted !"
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,1rrpIC,N ROUTE via MICHIGAN

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
VI RAILRoAD to chs.sp, s.: Loai. fees i.sna = f..,
milwaukee Kansas City sid az go. Ans-e. an Iaks
Shore Grts western RAvy .nd se,An ssSss i1o ,t %
roats fouirs the shortest luiekeL -, "a Asn l. no.
d 4 Ad wiS .Ssy lie
Copuensi. on 20 No Ia, Roadway, cor. 81 6ysl -
Ns"PeN' '0He' NO ~ JOHN y. PORTER, Agent
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PRIZE ESSAY on SLAVERY.

The undersigned, appointed Committee to award
premium Of 800 odeed by benegoen individual for the
tes: Essay OF subject Of Slavery adapted to receive the
APPRECIATION Of evangelical Christians generally have had
audr examination than forty Competing manuscripts
large number Of them written With much ability They have
decided q award prize author Of the Essay entitled
tn. Error and tn. Duty in regard Slavery" whom they
find OIL accompanying envelope TO BE- The Rev X
e. Thurstou Ct Ck.copee Falls Masa
They wo1d also commend 20 the attention OF The pubic :"
Of the remain tracts selected BY The individual VINO cne-
he prize and fr Which be and others interested nave s'en
,r. Of each One Of these entitled, Friendly Let
t.ts 70 Christian Stakeholder" by the Rev A. C. Baldwin Of
Durham Conn o:her Is American Slavery an in'tiiu'
tor which Christianity sanctions and VIII perPet1s'e 81
N. Rev Timothy wilistou q strong.vle Ohio.
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A. J. BLssokEs, AScroneeI
VALUABLE UPTOWN PRofEShs1rI AZ

LucTioN-A j. BLEEcKER Go WI SELL, on
rrrs nav NJ M AZ 70 ococt AZ The herass ENcsansa
sry,rs eon%odou. and hsad.o1aS HOUSES, with Coz D.
49,, c.1NsnsvilIe Washington Highis, and sta
tes ,h "a 5sthsts extending from lltbay ~ the
~ ~ s Wv o. ,s;tb water font th"rcou.
gs s"t1 property twheh only requires TO be sen 70 b
.ppr.ose Over md s,r I've Sn5 ~ a, ~ n.n
s,"as tm the lCtksv to the ver laid out IN 6Ge lawns With
f'e"r - groups Of Its healthy POSITION
H.dsen aud accessibility 20 and bnsine.s
1 81 the city by the pason River Railroad pleasure
the Bioornine dsc Road make Of the
.rcf. for suburban residences The Island.
49, PORTION remain for Of For cards
- ne BONES sps photographs Of The property 8c apply
:, ,lse ofhoe. No Broadst 06t
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DFNNsYLyANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

n
il CENTRAL ROUTE connecting he Atlantic cites with
puou Runway direct lis Road also eoIneets Pts6rh
with daily HE ali ports IN the Western hver.
and al Cleveland and S.ndsky with steamers 20 - pee 90
M North western Lakes making the most direct oh.spe't and
reliable route by which FREIGHT BE- forwarded 10 and
fror1 the Greet West. ,,rrrep,,pcu
FIRST CLsss-Boots hoes, da's sna esls' i75oentsP
Books Dry Goods I'm bxes bales and udnhb @n
Drugs (in boxes aud bassl, Feathers f1is NC;
e.Sosp 80 mug. Iin cssk.l Hsd- 90 eepuP
80, " ~ -o. = boy,sl Wool and Sheep 100
Pelts, Eastv Ard kc........'..: '...,,;'
Third CL1ss-Anvls neel CHAINS on eess' (5oeeutsF
Eenp Ba,on and Pork sailed loose or In saeksh Iac
Tobacco uanufsc:urei except Cies-s OF c y, &c;
FouRrp CLAss-Coiee Fish, Bacon, Beer G-G 49,.
PORK I'm casks boss Ess:warf)' LHe 40 c.
Lard Oh Mails Soda Ash German Gay iH' SD'
Pitch Resin, Se..:... 49,: .''''''''''''''
HLoUR-sl 4 Dbl. untiEurihe. nouoe.
GRAR-5Q esnts Z 100 anti further Lo tce -, 49,
CoTro,-s2g de I0exceedile 500 We-sht NIL f'rt1
notice. ,.. phr.s.l,l.. - 49,,
In Shipping oos frcI any point sss 81 m De- ~i
a. ,,.St.s IVA Pernsylysnis kA1iToal All
% co,,geS 10th AGENTS Of this Road P0soeipnis or
Pitt,tursb vii ~ { ~ rdsd without cetenthn,
FsyIGrr Aexsr--Rrrs Worm!ey a Go, AerlFnl' t,rln
B 2 sss. c. 81 LSis; J. S. hEep.u son, Evsn,,lne
Ind Dun.sni Bel ace, And Carter yeSstI' i
Ky. B. { Medium, Iadi.on; lnd;i spr,shAc % I 10
Irwin 4 Co Cfrrirnsi; ~ w. Grshsm -, IhesvIle'
OHIO. T.s,b 4 Co Nt 81 Kloyst, Bostoni eece Co..
No sA,cr Honse Nsy.York and Nc Whhan e. New
York. Snesd,r ltil.ielphs; HssrsW sooiS' Ia--F
more &C c Fr.nciscs Pttse1Tsh u>r,-,.,
T. H. HOUSTON General IRE sht Asenl, ~ s~s4p--~
h. J. LoMBAERc supehntender A'oonA "a
May l. 1857.
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corrnssr.4 BAss, Nsw;lYosr, ha April 1857.

COkTnENTAL BANK, NEW-1ORk, 4th April, 1897.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 500, 600, to be increased
~ oo0-1he Board q Directors Of the Continental
kA view o its increasing business and in pursuance
e so,hoty conferred GU them by the Articles Of Association
hsve unanimously decided 20 increase the SaptA stock by
sUe VI Five thousand additional Shares OF one hundred doh
hss esch which shall be subject In al respects TO the spGS
tons cond and limitations IN said Articles conAe dAaa
ooelAred with respect ~ the shares now existing .
The Ohce Of The bank having been duly Authorized oJ the
sosr hereby give notice that IN accordance with such deo1
A. with the ssd Articles they will open Books OF Suospoa
arc receive subscriptions the 18th day Of June next Do
Nsen the hoGs q 10 O'clock aud O'Clock M al tss
hd Bank In the City Of Now York from all persons who shall
af 10 be registered that day the books Of the Bank a.
Shareholders n the sad Continental Bank ia this pIoPoEton o.
cs new shuc Of the increased Capital Stock par
pIns shaies then he'd by them respectively.
Tie subscbed and paid Of subscrip
& ~h ee payable the lot day July next when oertf
cs.es win be issued
soch portion q the additional Five Thousand shares sha
eAsn BY The Shareholders within days after the said
10 cay June, VIII be disposed Of for tho benefit Of the A.
Tt 1I.nser Rooss be closed nom the day Juns
- re ssb Vthl dsy e gEy, both inclusive
w. 4. HOOKER President.
. y. b. WARNER, C9sheE.
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TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE. via sToNING

III ION, fOr bVSION aid FhUNTUkNIt-Illatd fVste--
IN. shortest and most dIrec-esrryng The Eastern Nal
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel S:cns, ssd
C. VANDERBILT Capt. W. n. Frazer, connection with
10, sounston and Providence AID Boston and Providence
Railroads. lesving New YORK daily Sundays excepted, from
oeloek and stonnE0n a. $50 The arrival u
ne NAL train " hiel saves Boston az $50 ?. m
TIE c. VANDERBILT from Nev-YoTk. Monday, Wedres
day snd Friday From stcninsOn Tuesday, Thursday ssd
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New.York. Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday From stoLrstcr, Moody Wednesday
ed Friday.
denee and Boston, IN the Express Nal Train reaching sad
place IL advance 81 those by other routes and ample e
tJ- al the early morning lines connecting North and East
Passengers prefer il erAu board the steamer enjoy
nights undureed breakfast desired add cave Son
inetou the 75 train connecting az Providence with
the II a n train for Boston.
baggage master accompanies the steamer sne tram rooeh
each way. :,
For passage beb' stseors OF fright s7py 90 bard the
the Freight Ohce Pier No North River or .;
N of &c No. 10 Battery place
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n Y. SUPREME COURT.-JoHN II: SUY

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-JOHN III. SUf-
IN. DAM and EDGAR REED, plaintiffs, ast. b. lRETON,
defeudlnt-SnnInors money demand contract tCOm
not ITO the defendant You hereby summs,ed and
required 70 he complaint in this action, which tiled
In the Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New York
al tie City Hall ,ad Cry the I'd day OF May 1851 and 70
serve copy Of your the said complaint on the sub
scuher. their Office No 81 Wall street in the City ef New
York within DAYS after the service OF this summons "a
YOU exclusive the day OF such service and you fail 20 an
the within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
in this will judgment ssanst You for the SUN OF
-Four Hundred aud Forty and fifteen cents with interest
fom the September thousand eight hundred and
hftysix besides the costs of this scon-Datee May 1871
MCNEIL WILLARD, Plaintiffs Attorney
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ASA d. SMITH,
MARX HOPKINS,
May ls57

May. ls57 IHEODOhL fhhbiNphOlSEH'
se remaining manuscripts IN The hands Of Mr. A.
: Bs-re, No 81 Jchr street NewYork who viii dispose Of
them according disecon Of their respective authors
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nECK and FLOOR BEAMS.-The subscribers
~ prepared 10 take orders oT iron DECh aud FLoOH
BEAMS e all widths and lengths moderate prices buua
requested TO call and examine drawings aud Prees
OTders VIII be taken for any special form or length.
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