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GOVERNORS or THE SEVERAL STATES AND TERRITORIES,
WITH THEIR SALARIES TERMS or OFFICE, AND TIRE
EXPIRATION OF THEIR RESPECTIFE TERMS,
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T ONDoN BOOKs--Neandor's History Of Christian

Il oNDoN BooKS.-Neandcr's History of Christian
"A Dogmas, vols, 90.
Carpenters Vegetable Physiology, 90.
Jessos Anecdotes Of Dogs, vol, Illustrated 81 25s
Dictionary OF Classical Quotations. 81 rs.
Topcs IIomers iad with Faxmans illustrations, 81 IS.
Pupe's Homer's odyssey with Flaxmans illustrations 81 25
Ranlns Applied Mechanics, 90.
Military Atlas Aisons History Europe, SS.
Phlips's Manual Of Geology,
Goethes Wilhelm Meisters Apprenticeship ....n..
Sutton's Dictionary Of Photography, 81 rs.
Hebbens Dance OF Death and Bible cuts, 50 rs.
Memo Of Count Graninont nndsCharles II, 81
History King Arthur and Of TIE Enghts Round Table
vols, 81 rs.
sedenis Table Talk, sI25,
Ariostos Furioso translated with illustrations vols
81 80.
Febla FRANcK TAYLOR
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SQUARE miles

To these Dach be added Of the extent of which hay
estimate, .... .
The superficial of tho present States Is as follows
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

Total ........,........,.- 100, 80, 572,n
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CHIT u Poiics-Join II. Goddard #......
Jeutcndnts Of Iol,oe-Nobe j. Thomas, Edward hcenry
Police oGcersFt wardJon Ncrermo, Daw D. scr.
rim and James y. Edwards
second wardwm H. Fannipg Joseph Williamson, Charles
EcknI, and james Gnnaty.
Third ward-Iames Patrick Gormey, Rose and
Jacob r. King.
Fourth wardB Watson, IL W Haskell, Henry Yesmsn
Franklin Zimmerman.
Eih wardH O. Narrower, G. W. Arnold, Jacob Ash, Henry
Mach, and Rsuhen Collins at The Railroad Depot.
sixth ward-Francis s, Edelen and Jainos S. Smith.
Seventh wardJohn NJ Lloyd, James A. en- s. ~ Chpey and
Josiah BeizelL e..
Spial Police 0ors-nane whalen Robert Harrison, John
Thornton James Belt John Kidwe, John Coombs
Kelly Joseph Norwood Dennis Murphy Frederick schaner
Michael Fitzgerald Martin Mcnamara Thomas Young Carter
Ihonas j. Edmonon, Lawrence Malone Rooney James
scarA, Thomas Stone Richard II. Gaus, William Neap samu
Handy, VIM Rabbit Philip hutchinson, James GAtcn William
Johnson, VIM NcIane, Peter -nnnq psrnea
VIM L. Haon, Joseph rncke jchr Fyens John n
j Lacy. Alexander Hume. II
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Hon J. b. Floyd Secretary W. r. Dnkad, chief clerk,
clerks and four watchmen Tho
GLOWING bureaus attached 70 this department;
Commanding QboThs Office at the bead OF which Is
Lieutenant General Scott, is al New York
Adiaan Generals Samuel Cooper Adjuant
Assiauts-Breyct Major Townsend Bevct Williams,
and Capt Gerosehe Judge Advocate evet Major John
Lee In this Office kept all
The the personnel OF the army the rolls
n is here where al military commissions made out
iayt,rnnSr MAJOR General T. s. Jcsup,
general G. Thomas Captain
Miller Major Boer; eleven clerks and messenger
Papnaaer Generals ocsto +. Earned, generals
Major Leslie district puymaster eight clerks and one nesen-
Cmrissayy Generals 0oGen. George Gibson comsary
eai assistant Captain D. T. simpson, clerks and
Syooon Genuls OGcsGen Thomas lawson general
assauts r. Wood and Dr. g. X. Wood; three clerks,
r Oceencral Joseph Totem chief engineer; assistant
Captain r. G. Wright; Ave clerks and enc messenger
uahicat BvcauCo J. j. Albert colonel Of the corps
ssant Captain woodruff; four clerks and
Ordnance uroarC Craig colonel OF ordnance; assistant
Capt WA. Maynadnr; eight porks and ono messenger.
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MAR RED.

BANTA-FABRI-on Monday afternoon Sept s. BY the Rev.
Per BAuts to Miss Mary Anselns, eldest daughter Of L.
Fabri "a II " this city.
Tuesday Sep. 6, at the residence Of
tn. brides father, by Rev. T.. Holland, Mr. Alfred
Bailey Of Newiork to Miss Harriet Meeker, Of lrvnson,
N }.
BROWN-w IGHTMAN-ln Brooklyn on Wednesday, Sspsy
BY the Rev Baker Mr.. e. A. Brown " Mise Lacy A.
Wishtmsn oil 81 Brooklyn
DoDGk-DApGhERrf-r this city, on Wednesday Sept :,
the Church VI the inca by Rev. Alexander Jones,
DID, # Perth Annoy, Mr. Edward Dodge of Brooklyn, 70
Mis- Ellen NJ daughter Of the late j. r. Daushey, esq, Of
Virginia.
HI1CHCUCK-HENRY-On Tuesday Sept g. at the resiencs
ofhe brides 'sb-r taev q w Henry Oneida, ~, Mr..
hsdi~ Co, N Y.
LELAND CLhKK-On Tuesday, Sept. 8, a: Cedar Hid
Ctsg Piefu The residence II the brides fstbe tho
Rev Dr. Farley Of boot Olive, Leland Of this city,
Fla Dean o..st d.ush'er Of Gaylord Clark Of tina
KDir k-rbo,ksr MAGAZINE.
EARTlNE-BRITTON-OD "Wednesday Sept T. by the Rev.
VIM NH pt@rs ia. CuuIch If the Holy
Wi,sm NJ Marine 10 Miss Augustine L. Bhtton.
TAYLOR-NORRlsrIn this city, Wednesday, Sept T. &c
ThoDsss Cbufch BY tn. Rev. Dr. Morgan Orrp Taylor
Westpcrt, Coan., TO Asrssrst Norris Of this city.
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APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.

WAsHISGros, N. c., Aug. 81, 1859.
We are here in jail on charge Of abductiug a
slave, The property Ct the Rev. Michael Robbins,
who was found seoreted board the schooner George
Harris while passage your city from this port
which caused us TO be brought back, when an inves
t,gaton wss had and We committed to jail, and
are to be tried for lives in October. The penalty
for same by the laws of this State, is DEATH.
The vessel 10 owned here and the loss to her owners
being great. we cannot expect help or even sympa'
thy from them-nor can obtain a. lawyer without
means and can only appeal to Northern friends for
help n this our time Of need Public senti nent
il against us. We are all colored men. The excite
ment is great, and if funds be raised to employ
LAWYER and we succeed in having our trial removed TO
al soOinpg county with the meager test nony bear
ing Cd Il else, We will be acquitted. If without
council and our is tried here, with popular feeling
az aims, ne we fear the result The only witness IL the
slave hself whose evidence ia admissible agsnst hIs
own color but not ainst white. Tue other witnesses
are gentle who found the slave board, but are
not aware how he came there.
We thpped on board tie schooner George Harris,
in Bort,D, as seamen, ear y IL this month. We have
written our iends for help and appeal To you for az
sistsuce ALI all who feel for suffering humanity for
aid.
Please pubsh this If practicable and get all papers
friendly to us 10 copy. Your servants,
WILLIAM TUBS Taunton. Mass born In Elizabeth City, NJ
C. WILLIAM WEAVER Boston Mas, bora in Sierra Leone
WMIsFI1LD, New.fork, born the Island 81. k;s; well
known In St Thomas Er GLE subject
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MORE ANTI-RENT TROUBLES.
From The Hudson RepuhlieoH, Sept 6.

FToa The Hudson Republican, Sept O.
On Saturday evening, between III and l. OF clock,
Deputy Sheriff Abram Decker, with a posse of SIX
men, proceeded 10 the house occupied by Peter tluke
in the town of Claveraok for the purpose of arresng
hin, and others, on suDdry warrants for criminal
offepses issued by Justice S,udey OF Clsversek Ar
irving al the house the Sheriff told that Fiukle
was Lot al home, and at first vas refused atm;stce.
On gaming access they found in the room below two
white men named Richard Rockefeller and William
Buth ara two Indians levi koDsepot aud another,
who mad their possession several losied mOskets.
These ptreODs arrested without resistance, ana
we're subsequently brought to this city AMI lodged in
jsil.
Apprehendirg that Frkle.wss up stairs the party
ssIed TO arrest hm, and in attempting 10 go up, two
men Levi Mlham and Henry Bashiord, eacn received
u,derous blow from portion OF bed-post in the
hands If Fiukle, forcing them below. Another mode
Of entrance was suggested, and the party below d.
vlded and BashfoTd, with two others, was eecaDg
al enhance smother quarter, Fiukle fred pistol IN
smclg them aud received shot 10 turn.
Sbeuff Decker az this moment assembled the stairs
with lighted csnde in one hard and MS revovtr IN
the other Finkle sprang toward him with the yell Of
n says.e and wbep within about Elk fee hurled the
bee post a, the Sheiifs head and Jumped upon him.
Decker ooged the missile. bat SO iDpstuous was the
onset tbs. both csme tumolng down stars together
Fnkle Il sprarg through window sud gave leg
bs As he started TO run several sh0ts were fired al
him, but he exceeded in lstsDcns all pursuit.
or the foll,wiug day, Officer Decker found bin at
his bio,her Williams house about two miles dist ant,
with bullet in of his legs near to ankle, ana
slight would upon his breast which the officer sup
po.ed he received by the broken glass in jumping
through the window. Being advised oy several phy-
scisns that there would be danger in removing
him. be was brought ia bed, and lodged 10 all on
Sunday evening, where he slso has the company Of
snoh.r IroiAu, John Chick, who WAS arrested last
week.
The trouble srpears to have grown on Of endeavors
% tarn Firke off from farm, of which he seems 10
have bad possession. Mlhsm one of the persons
struck by kipkles club, received the blow upon his
nose which was completely listened il aud is indee 8
serious wound. That received by Bashiord wa. near
the temple and is also very severe.
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INPRoFIrARLE SUsPlCIOS.-The Mqrsasld Herald
is Informed Of NEST strange event which Occurred in
the northern part of Richlsni Couniy II seems thN.
q man, whose lot learned, recently returned
from Cshortis where be hsd been for several years
His sojcurn there hsi beer quite profitable. week
tso sso he reached bore ~,h bet seen s5 900 and
S600 sod coin. Feeling to be unsafe keep so
much shout the house and DOUBLING the hoEesty Of the
banks the fortunate golthun,e concluded to deposit
10 TIE same bark from which i sss taken. Looking
around, he finally discovered sgble place to hide
IT, and accordingly did So. Beiog very suspicious he
never informed h. friends Of It's hiding place. HIS
uother insisted upon knowing, and at her repested so
hcsou he al last promised 10 AXE The moley up and
re-hide t-t.king her along that she might know the
spot. Crforuus;ey, hovever, the went gu. that
day rioing yourg and frsctious horse, which, be-
coming frightened threw him of and broke his neck
Ot eolrse, 10 can tell where the money il. Great
numbers Of persons have been searching for it. but up
70 the present time unsuccessfuDy
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PAsroK's WELCOME How About fifty of the
teachers of the Sunfay-Scaool connected with the
Cherry street NJ Z. Church, went on Tuesday even
ing TO sersnade their Pastor, the Rev. j. s Iu.kip
and hi, wife, WHO have just returned from Europe
sfter singing several appropriate pieces, composed
for the occasion the company entered the parsonsge
shere they enjoyed themselves until the night was
fsr advanced Appropriate specie. were made by
Messrs Inskip, lie Count, and Gallagher, and Alto
gether the occasion was happy one. Mrs. ln.kip,
for whose benefit the trip was taken has been restored
20 health, and will resume her duties as Saperinerd.
sL; OF the female portion Of the S,bbsth-So lool.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at Castle Gar
der, President NERrLAScK in the caair and all the
members present
The Special Committee to whom was referred the
commune alton Of the Health Officer relative to G
steamboat at Quarantine, presented report and
resolutions tbs, the captain OF the ssan boa.
Isend Home be notified to hold his boat in readiness
to make TRIP daily except on Sunday 10 the bark
Pilgrim and convey pa tents 20 W ards o, Black rel
Islsrd according 10 The direction of the Heath Officer
foriher that the Commit sioners will pay 3 per day
ard the daily charge Of the propeller Rescue, or
such other steam boat the Health Officer may en-
ploy for the service above mentioned, or other si'e
SO iore the quarantine season continues. Tie re-
port and resolutions were adopted.
A Iesolu,n adopted tina, the Commissioners OF
Emigration decliCe opeirg any public roii Tor car
iit ges or ether vehicles through toe Quarantine
grounds at Staten Island but that the lleakn Officer
il hereby authorized in his discretion, to grant per
init cable al his pleasure, or al the pleasure OF
the Con mis-inLeis, TO any residen # the Island on
the north side OF toe Quarantine grounds To pass
through Them over the COmmis siOuers private road
Tie frequent appeals CT MIR. JELLINGHAus tor the
Castle GARDEN p'ice lists was ansEeIed by AIR. CAR
RIGAS who hand d the gentleman lst of prces, an
stated that be should have copies OF such bills posted
up ID the Commissioners places about the Garden.
Tue iolosug weekly sta ement wss presented:
Number OF EaisTants arrived 10 Aug ST lSs 73
Number Of EmEsuis arrived since, 70 Aug 81 sS.. 'os
Total 'S7
1859. 1885, 1857
Number OF Inmates f. the Institution
q, Wards islAnd................... I5s lG9 I,Zol
Nun Der ofirm.tes Ia Marine Hospital ... b3 23
Total 73 ll32 fo2
Bank L.
Aggregate receipt. Aug. 81, 1859. sl7,27S 81
Receipts since "a sept :, tor commute 49,
ton of pssseDges Ac............ 3SiJ - ill., -
Disbursements per previous account 20
81,
Current expense. Of Aus q and S!... 66lO IS lc 5si 70
Bassoe Of Communication Fund ..............Sl9 is3 81
Tie Board thea Adjourned.
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fer. ard the "Ha, Making" oy Rosa oonhel
which sss painted expressly for this exhibition were
never publicly shown in Europe.

IS,y,xp1rR Nrcrtr C,UGHr-The great difficulty
IN e.pviatirg the ticket swindlers who swarm
,h,oro, n. ev arises from the fact that the con-
,l.rart. do not stay to prosecute; hence the magu
,raes Are obliged to content themselves With making
ne ,osn.s di.goree and 60 about their business
AGAR. Gee Of them famed Philips, appears, ho~e''
81. 10 bsve met win different customer. 90 toe ist
!, Z, James H. Epnar ana his wife arrived here from
Cslens, n, bound 10 California Bstore leaving
home Mr. Eanar, who had heard of New-iork SWIM
S,srs prudettIy provided binsef with letter TO Mr.
RAYMOND. agent Of the steamship line, his address
ara found ont how TO get to his office. But trough
armed a. he thought At sl points, no sooner had be
landed here tsan be fell into the clutches OF runper
and Nth his wife was taken TO sdown-town sponging
house and introduced 20 Mr.. Phillips, At No iO' We'
street as Mr. Raymond lie presented his letter, when
Psillips opened and in few minutes had bought Two
tickers a. SIS each or $50 more than the real price
Subsequently discovering the swndle he went
70 the Mayor, -ho sent an officer after
phillips. The latter. however. had emigratsd
TO New-Jersey until after the steamer had sailed
when he expected that his victim would De OH ana
the coast clear Officer Gerst removed Ennar and
his wife to Lovejoys Hotel, and when steamer Day
cane went sboari OF course the friends Of the
swinoer watched their departure, and then reported
10 the usrious exile that be might return to town.
Unfortunately for Phillips, his friends were not aware
that the swpoled people had resolved to return on
the p boat from Sandy Hook, their departure IN
toe steamer being mere ruse to lure him back to
the jurisdiction of the authorities of New York After
their return taey remained secluded for time, and
yesterday Phillips, venuring into the streets, was
arrested by Gerst. Aid. Brady held him to bail in
81 eco to answer. His victims, being unable to give
bail we're committed to the House Of Detention IN
White street, until the trial comes Of. But this they
do Lot deem hardship, inssmuch as they have been
promised r, newal of their tickets at any time ~ Me-
Raymond, and both anxious to bring the swindler
10 justice.
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SHOEMAKER ANTI-PRTSON-LABOR AsSO-
Citation

A transparency in front Of the Hall No. l79 Woos-
ter street, las. evening, announced that meeting of
tee above Association was being held within. The
cal published il the nesspspers invited, also the me-
cbsics Of every other trade, opposed Ia prison
labor, to be present but the meeting was quite
small. Committee appointed 70 visit Gen.
Tamsdge, baIrster, for the purpose Of OBJ
isilirg his legal opinion in regard to prison
labor, reported DO progress. a member, Mr. MalDol
land stsied however that Is <yer ned Finlsyso
row investigating the subject, and had written TO
Sing sing FOR certain documents. Some money vas
collected for the purpose If advertising An eec 100
then held for the ensuing year, with the following
result:
President. Mr.. GEoEGx Ely vice NJ Henry Burrows Vice
P-si5eut Mr. Archibald ADrersou, vice Nj = BrEE. Sees
tsry Nj George Rove r,e.-csd Treasurer, NJ John DGa-
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THE AuRoRA-Tbe following is from The Galpes,oz

The AuRoRA-The following is from The Galpes,oa
Ners
"Interessinc Pkenomenor.-An Illumination Of the
beavers of The ,st variety Southern Latitude,
made lis splendid appearance Sunday evening, Aag
-, about y O'Clock, Northern hight OF unusual in
ensity. Uncovered the northern sky recdened Ike,
by q oolhs grafton, 10 the extent o. about 90 Ny
br;i impression vas the superstition that steamboat.
might he OF fire, and mounted 10 the top Of the root
row ~ oree perceived the sudden appearance Of
sperpeI ocular, bright yellow column of light, SPLEEN
didy ascending 10 the hight of the polar stsIs bat
about / sest of IT, resembling in shape but no. in
color ard surprising in spendorl Immense comets
tall nearly > broad, and dividing the red rs.er of the
northern h-avens, IN tao equal parts. This column
grew pal,r ouripg about thee minutes when il slowly
disappeared but the red splerdor OF the sky orIni
sn arch above the dark horIon, Of about 5 hight N
the center lasted several minutes longer until it also
gradually died away.
The above statement, handed US by scientific
friend des rbes the phenomenon with great accuracy.
We ws'ched il attentvsly but never having the
surors boreahs in this it'ude il did no. occur to
that this could be tie phenomenon which We often
witness ec IN our boyhood.'
Tie Aurors Of Thursday appears to have extended
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IAdsertisement
To PuYsICIANs AND HRNATE EAMILIEs.

~ .civ.d Lt,r. ff, N the medical f.sui,y In vsas,s
,'on If Nh, couprry r-qus.,iox % furnish 70 sees
ard syo,becsris. Of the Cnion WIN pnr ~ III, s
w,b eorsi.pee have concluded nov 10 comply viii tf
rqu-sts IT,. L. .. c,x ,..,,s H., -.
Owing .bortn..s of the rsP~ crop ~ frsne> as
pnce. Of Brandy havs ia 20 W mao tns " ~ -
,h wire tsucs for TIE pssi aud pc.sSt yer hare
been inc, ruitfe ard prices OF sisnoy nave css
Swu 10 Euues 10 reasonable hsurs. The duty On Frs.A
BT,rd, ka. also ben lowered yearly seventy per cent ss
ths,. .sorirs and especially low Prices Tor bs~ssIn
France, will continue.
am nov .rabei ply with the wishes Of nay n-iIss
friends ard supply them with pare imported ffeheh ''ss3
Rrsud, IN hst.i.s, a. ressoJshs prices
Every b,,tl~ /. labeled 'woLFss GENUINE CossAc BRAN
nv" mp. 4 IN. Brstdy from France myset IL nn-n fss
,u,ss nv lie b. d.Dsr 10 France bottle frcni the p,o
In nv wp war. seal 9TH o~n zeal and saaTarss
une.r my hanc, by certificate Its panty asa "' aHsssa
For sac BY all druggists ard spo,hecsrrs.
uDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer Of the sohiedsm sehnsp"
No. - B-asers-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT

SUPREME COURT-CHANBsRs-SEPr 7-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND
Jas Cropey sst VIM, Bsrss and wrish. Pomsoy sephsa
Griffin, &c sgt The Same; The same sg. The same.
JUG gueut declaring that "a bet ~een the assxnoes
of Bruce mckinney aud those Of Mary Mckoney the assign.
ment Bruce Mckinney valid aud enttoe his Assignee
the property ateu BY Bsnk Pomsroy under the alleged
snro.nt Reference ordered to John fa-rson 70 ascertain
the value & the property and take account Of the reee
Of the under the stipulation Of tia
parties
CoRRpcTIoS.-Jsmes Hsrper and others vs. Lem-
uel Barss Of THE yesrdsy should
stated that the order denying the motions entered BY
II the oney for the defendants under the d.
rscious bic clients Instructed him b. waive oil objec>
lection. tbs judgment and compan-whch objections werss
however IN the opinion Of the attorney. perfectly valid
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Board met yesterday, but did very little bus-
ness.
Several vessels were reported. None of them were
infected with yellos fever.
The City Inspector presented a communism
which be bad received, complaining that establish
meut on the south side OF Forieh street. beueen the
Second and Thud avenues, used for the purpose CT
boiling, repairing AMI crossing halr nuisance.
The Board referred the matter to him 10 examine into
ard report upon.
The Board adjourned to Friday noon.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-s.rr. 7-B.iOe.


The Grand Jury to-day brongat IN q large bstch OF
indictments OF the tried, owing 10 the sb
of witnesses
Tbona. Hutch youth 10 Of pleaded guilty too
grand larceny On the 9Th Of August he snA,ehsd
purse in SIh avenue Containing $50 from Mr. B1rou!o Il
rougble who visiting the city he sent 70 the
State Prison f,r three years.
VIM b. Indian boy II years Of age, pleaded guilty 10
assault with pr of scissors Mrs Ann Hicks the 10 IL
Jolly The ndn Chief kshse sah bowh alias George Cop
promised send BIN Car ada and the Court suspenaet
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Advertisement
Editor of Tia

ENWAKD n. DINUN, w. Dr. fsuIVof Vr ~
scsp. Se,ots. bis attention exclusively Operative susrn
AID Oace Combinations on obscure dsesses OF ~
Peic Viscrra hemorbdis Rupture, fstns and C1no~See
A r. cured ~i' bout toe sne OF nssta
hv nroce., requiring sonfnemept Once hour som 70
And to ss-nii Dr. Ds resdsncs, No H5thav AZ Al
snsr,n.n. and The pures air city, nth sepsrsss nur
~. crowded fr thcse require the serious operations
prolonged eeetc treatment unA~nase at 'oe own aasss
.. hstels - -.
TIE OF &c Of THE sc,LpsL s at No Vesryst Aor House,
vh.rs all literary and communications must Be e
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FERRY FRANCHISES.


SIR: Your article on Ferries in yesterdays issue
has my attention aud in connection With ths sales Of
the pvi se II. valuable Ferry Franchises
would suggest the Of the privilege of the Ferry Ieceoty
the from Harlem Bridge and rnrd avenue
, V,sh Bndse on tta W.scb.st.r tide This 10 very
valuable one ard IL thoroughly advertised, would, doubs
hing handsome bonus City Treasury l; nov pays
no 70 the city, ana parties running the route
MAKING from SIS $50 Eper day, clear OF .rp~Dses
R..p'etfully your obedient servant
Harlem Sept. 7, 1888. TAN fAfEk.
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Ilavsrtisement1
THE SEAS SON.

W., h.. .,,c.l attention our ssssn. stock Of Ctorsa
& ~. r.ll s...op now READY manufactured nom the
and choices. fsbnrs - 49,, y..,,xc. ~,
Our .toek o. CLOTHS, CAssisEsss sna .ssrsst
s,s, D.rosl viii ~ fyun6 the srses. ADD met sepss
III y.,.,, ara .~iec,ioo. We hss- ever di'plsyed
- .,,..ix,s that while ufsetur~ sil nsp
p;,, a raj ts.e and hai.a Any other pgis
bali o. a. ox IS any hoas in the trade nc
No :s $50 ard % Brosds,v
Our stocks Of Boys Clothing ard FSrnhrs Goods Ss Ny