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0v1z a X - ~.
Ills strictly . soisnliae and Vegetable Compound,
procured BY the iislillation Of Roots, Herbs and
bark. Yellow DosA, Blood Root, Black Root, sar.
~sstariIln, wild Chcsvy BARK and Dandclicn enters
into IL composition. The entire active remedial
principle 81 each ingredient 10 thoroughly cstraet-
Ell bv my new method Of dissilling, producing .
Liable remedy for rcaovssing the diseased system,
and restoring the sick, suosSing and debilitatsd
INVALID to usALri and srnnScTH.
.s<Lss.sss sTsaSwS9sNI.S'0 respASk
vnl KvrxcYrAilv cras
LIVER COMPLAINT, OYSPepSiA, JAuNDlCk,
Chronic or Nsrvoss Debility, Diseases u the Md.
ncys, end ell Diseases arising from n Dtsosaessd
i.iyor or Stomach. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward
Piles, Acidity or Sssknsns Of the Stomach, euIlnesu
of Blood 10 the Head, Dali Pain or Swimming In
the Head. Palpisation Of The Heart, vsllne-s or
Weigh. in the stomach, Sour Eruetasions, ehosk-
ing Or suancaiing Feeling when lying down, Dry
mesa o. Y~eIIownels Of the Skin and Eyes, Night
sweats, Inward Ge,srs, Pain in the Small d The
Rack. Chest or Side. Sudden finishes Of Heat. De-
preston of Spirits, ffightfui dreams, lAngor,
Dcspondcncy OF any Neryous Diseases, Sares OF
Bloiehss On the SKIN, andreves aud Agss Tor Chills
and revsr).
etsgS = .sssssesv Sv seSpkSs
llnve been sold during the last sig months, and In
| no instance has Il failed in giving intro ~sati-fae.
ton. Who, then, will suffer from Weakness OF
Debility whcn NcLEAN's STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL will eare yosf
No language can CONVEY m adequate id@a q The
immediate and almost inifaeulous change prodsecd
by taking this Cordial In the diseased, dsbilitassd
and shattered Besvsus syssesn, whsthss bFsken
sickness. the relaxed and snssrunx organisation =
restored V rs pristine health and sigor.
ssSssssp Pssssesrs.
Or OHM e-onncious VI inability, from Whatever
cnuse, will ~ Nel<as's Strengthening Ccsdisl .
thorough seeensfssor u the system and ell cha
may hare isjered themselves BY Improper isaul.
rvness, viii Ind In this Cordial . certain and speedy
remedy.
9f TO THE LADIES.
ssxsass-s ssssNwYssyShsU cosSsSA
L = sovereign ssi speedy cure fas
uNCSpuENT GONsU0pTsON,W poopHs,
oh.sruesed ~ Dimcult sIerssrussian, IncnnsIuxucs
u Urine or Involuntary Discharge thereof, Falling
Of the womb. 0iddis>ss, Painting and ell Disassl
incident 70 Females.
Sgess N - ssrsSzAg sseeeF ~.
Sufer no ispesf. Take Il scesfdine 70 Dire
lions. n viii aimslsse. strengthen, and insisor'
ate yeu ed sasse NJ bloom Il health y ns6n'
WHY III so47S IS WARRANTED 70 oivI
Bk3t8fACflON.
rOn C11DRUneu.
n ysss e1oHp - si!nlys rs.g, = seIsest
1)elesnss Ces1ni I'LL mn1s hes kssG1Is ~ 80
rshsss oelAy ssssnsnssss " Hssa W ~
= p1I,e.egs 70 rAsa
C1Ul1ON~<-D tseeeel peuRst1e - 1888 ~
n.Zgs -. - =. 80 - : -
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r0n CInnnfr CLEnk

wv ne aaihsflfel " phaaanee JOINT Il. HAN.
HI4UN a. = candidate fsf fs election " ths nlHsa
Il rinaii flefh u Pamela County. =.
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ron TAX Assessor,

VIZ are authorised 20 thnounco j. !. BucIiAN.
NAN NJ q candidate for fax Assessor Of Pamela
teuniy. =.
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w are authorized 10 announce DAN WIT.
TEN A. a candidate for County Treasurer u Pa.
nnIA COUNTY. -.
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TIN NfffFF
W. A. sanufs<ia n san rras - NJ On.
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wv ne ssshafIfsa " tahasaes JAS n insFs
A. 4 esaI#ists III fesalpeflnn ~ The a#ta n HHss.
~ u rAaela ceah'y tIsgIlan ~ Usiobsf .sst
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WV Hs aalhoflasi ~ anaeanea WILLIAM =,
CLINTON A. = eeHAlliale faf AiiflItf N f'aH9la
tuuniJ. tlsoiiuu n usiebaF nfti. e.
ron clnCrir CLERK
WV ne aalhsfitei 10 pnaaanee Julisc. HAN.
HIsOs a. = candidate isf - election " ths aHea
q hoet flsd q paheia eeunly. =.
ron TREASURER
WI we Hu'hrtfNti W HHHnhheN w. 'ttF W.
. candidate for - %sleeiion 10 the oihse " County
Treasurer u Pamela County.
W. are authorized 10 announce DAN WIT
TIN A. 4 candidate for County Treasurer u "a.
Bola coaBly. =.
For TAX ASSESSOR
VIZ are authorized 10 annuunco j. '. BuCllAN.
nan M q candidate for fax Assessor Of Pamela
county. =.
WV afe authorized 70 announce JOSEPH II.
NICHOLAS ~ q candidate ist Tas Assessor NJ
Pamela County. at the election 10 October. -.
WE are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM e.
firkLE a. a candidate for TAX ASSESSOR Of
Pamela County, u the cnsuinr clecliun In October.
..
WE are authorized 10 announces GEORGE W.
sEATOS ~ u candidate for re- clcction 10 The one,
~ Tax Assessor Of Pamela County. Election In
| October next. -.
FOR POLICEMAN
WE are authorised TO announce W. s. LESTER
rs q candidate for Policeman IN the Birmingham
Bent. -.
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w re ssshsfIfsa " tahasaes JAG n iesFs
A. 4 esaiHIs's faf fe.sleu'iHH n lhe a#sa n sass
~ VI rAnpia tgahly Election ~ uuiuhsa assll
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lite tho FarmorsIII

f~bItNffIla isMss nHt nHiY .w.*ss
fra on. ~ f0rsf .z<t4YIH
Alg ~ -. se4 u 4 ~ - kN@ =
~ Steel sisfs kA#ss A -
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wv ~ saHsHszf " ahAaaues Ifss LIN
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shas n f*oasts frpps n rahslA fsssiy. 4 ne
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Or cl1ess s-cascious VI inability, from shaseves
cnuse, VII ~ 1el<as's Strengthening tcvdisI .
thorough seeensfssor u the system and ell cha
may hare isjsred Themselves BY Improper isasl.
xs1sea, viii Ind In this Cordial . certain and speedy
remedy.
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~ M celusive payment Of money % wortmen under
- fcssuanship and through the agency Of oornweu,
the property OF the city and use Of the
socn IN his charge In excavang the cellar The charge
~ Who admits that be borrowed POWDER fuse and tools
tfom Corawen.
ne testimony closed on or about the 18th Of Do
1hppen the acting President stated that both these
oos a. that time In the employ OF the Croton Aque
duct ACKNOWLEDGMENT foreman Of the pipe gang
and Oouboy as plaster Thsy yet employed there
In the Of this gross irregulary on the part Of
Uonwell permitting workmen connected with the de-
psrtmeat TO pass into private employ, and allowing the
sctual conversion Of public property he is retained BY
sot and the party who had appropriated the PROPERTY
and derived benefit from the labor of paid by the
city also retained in his position after the crcum
brought TO the knowledge of the heads Of
The charter emphatcay declares any officer Of the
& commit any fraud upon the city, or convert any Of
the public property 70 his osn USE or knowingly permit
any other person 90 70 convert T. shall be deemed guilty
81 miademeanor and, In addition TO the penalties i'm
posed oy law shall forfeit his Office and be excluded for
ever after from receiving holding any once under the
That Cornwe and Conboy violated this provision OF the
charter clear and their retention in the public service
BY the chief officers Of the department
~ subversve Of good faith and honesty in the discharge
q duty on the part OF their subordinates lC
know no dispensing power in such case as this, and
then Acting President and Chief Engineer Of the Croton
Aqueduct Department calls for the most decided vndca
tOo OF etatute thus SET uaugnt en09e whose
duty Il was 70 have enforced its penalties
should be observed that all the foregoing muters
CURED previous Y the entrance Office OF the present
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Board Mr. Stephens
who Is In no respect implicated therein. III
. -r FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
Ekimote Of mk done and materials delivered and pre-
porpd and for the construction of the New Reserpoir
n Nesus. Fssrshid, Walker q Co.. under Meir con-
rod made sciA he Mayor Aldermen and CJmmonaly Of
ne Oty q NeW York, dated Aprl 2, 1858, made in con-
0f nj
saad contraa, and bsino from commencement Of cork
1855 to Apgd 80 1880
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/
q oaes 20 Broadway Of Rs.ds street.
AUCTION SALE oY
s9s !; $S$E$s srsrvss
THIS Ssi FSSF FHSs c II iSs os
PIER s AND seventh
ROYAL 1xaiSsTRf CARPETS,
rals 70 ,, ,Spss that as p;S.
a made g order only years sso ana cam
s . sSosn %. Of s
Ssn. f fs9 and Sps ss sns f Sa
magncen kosewosd Eegere Essreiors and s, Srs
svfs 'cc pf and Sse RUS a Lace
Clock sssi,s< Bronze PSn s.qas FIG
Whanos seans Bsdes and corsyr Eeseres ''i Dn
osa h forks s ss
s'f ca ass and sa ssns q Tea s
description. clssbers suteSold rosewood Bsds.sad
ss s: S sas Fsassi
Beds and rIows rala.se, Blankets sheets Linen 4c
SS ssass s ; 4.ss
ss s: s'Psa Ts ns ss
tasnsx Beds a s x %
and Bed. Carpet Rods han iistsi.nd basement
2 s$s,! ts'':Sss =: f a..
siransen ciy attending the sale is morn
ing take the Sixth the ator Has. and
Request the conductor N let them on Fifteenth rtreet II
Will bring them within a few doors Of the house.
A Lien J. KELLER CO., AUCTIONEERs
N Mortgage sale OF elegant Household Furniture satisfy
arorgsge Of - 600 sold by order of Amn,sru
attorney for mortgage this dav, Friday lO
0ciock AZ the tive story brown residenre II
twenty sixth street near Sixth Parties in Of
rs class Hbust hoh Furniture viii chance seldom
offered astyery article will be perempoiy sold the high
SALE - "
Seven Pianoor.e Drawing Room SUITS s,siuary
Bookcase Eeges Brr se Carpets Pier Msnte Mirrors
chandelier 4.
Rosewood and Mahogany bedroom Furniture.
PARL0RS
Rosewood Psror Suit with blue gold brocate
VIZ one Tetea Tee Sofa, Arm Chair Reception and
and gold 5rocael pieces God Eegere
lined with patnwood Ceutre Tables Turkish Easy Chairs
Card and Qarte'e Tables bronze and ormou Chandeliers
MAGsIYJCENT OcTAvs PIANorORTE.
Carved legs and made by Broadway
modern improvements has been fully by competent
Judges and pronouced superior instrument fully
Mirrors. 9sx26; M.niel 75I62; IS yards Carpets in
the parlors,. Artistic Bronzes, representing Crusa
on Paintings by Cole, Inman Legrand Russell others
french line Enyravngs superb Nottingham Lace Curtains
shades &C antique lava Vases from POmpe Hercua
MUM ladv's Work Table nlad with pearl Chess able
Boz Hall rosewood Baistand chairs Olelotb Cupes
Rods &c Redroop s-kos Mahogany DRESSING pY
Bedsteads Washsands Hair Spring Mattresses
Feather Beds Blankets Sheets oval Mirrors day Clooks
Sofas Rockers spring bottom cair Dining
Furniture Tables, Buffet ivory handle Table Cutlery
china oisssware &c Also general assortment Of Base
able money cerded checks Sale perempory rain or
shine. - - -
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the pavement should be wAss COMMONLY called and
known trap block, being UNIFORM square blocks, this
requirement has been totally violated and disregArdcd by
the contractor.
Seoosd-The contract under which ths work was per-
that the pavement should be laid In complete and work
the contrary thin and very inferior quality Of stone
used and the work was so improperly performed that IL
has already settled in several places below the line
grade.
For these reasons which open 70 proof your sub
scribers humbly pray, &c.
JAMES sAXToN THOMAS BOYLE
j. NJ HENRY, THOMAS MoMANUS
@. pKF0REST BRYAN McCAHtfI,
JNO. JUST, REILLY AZ CO..
JN0 JUST 4 RUTTER. ..tY
The CHAIR announced that there were a large number
Of remonsrances from citizens against the removal Of
Mr.. Craven.
Alderman BRADY moved that they also he sent 70 the
committee.
This was lost and, on motion, the
aid on the table.
The CHAIR named Aldermen Genet Boole an 4 Starr as
Especial committee TO consider the Mayors communica
ton respecting the removal Of Messs Craven Tsppan
AN INCNxAskp SUPPLY OF CRoTos WATER
communication was received from the Comptroller
with draft OF an ordinance TO provide for in
creasng the supply Of Croton water and extending the
necessary works for accumulatng and distributing the
same. ..
The Board then adjourned to Monday next a. sve
O'Clock. re t.,
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CRoroN AQUDUcr DnPARrnKNr, I
ENGINEERS 0rr1cs, May 2, 1880. J

EsGnKrs's OTsIcs, May 2, 1880. J
70 Nm CRoror AorEpucT BoARD:--
GnnIMrs-The data in the Office not worked up, and
The others obtained In consequence Of the
constant changes in the work, leave me without the
means giving you immediate 70 the inquiry
q "hc quantities OF materials aud work required TO COM
pete the reservoir" To give these quantities def
thh stage Of As requested by the President Of
your Board yesterday, will give an estimate on such
re 5. The for the
Ac complete Of the details OF the plans
have not been completed These however, but small
paese the work under Fsrchild Walker Co . contract
ere thus approximately estimated ~ follows
pendent in some degree on the manner which the
sral PARK.
Rock excavation. 30 900 cubic yards.
Puddle, 10, 900 to Is 900 cubic yards.
Embankment, 10o, 900 cubic yards-
Paving In cement 80 900 cubic yards.
Ooocrete, 10 900 cubic yards.
These Quantities have varied from the original IL
M . l5em al. sns s no, s W.;
given 10 that effect and special authority was reserved
By your Board by the contrAct % make such changes q
poue by your authority, have been made, which have
altered some Of the quantities very largely
works connected herewith the estimate 10 follows
ESQ cubic yards OF concrete masonry.
lSss cubic yards Of BRICK % ..s' N arches
I SIS cubic yards OF rubbe range masonry.
ISIS cubic yards OF cut range masonry.
$50 cubic yards OF dimension cut stone masonry
S06 square feet Of cutting IN cut stone ditto
4sf pounds q wrought iron 10 clamps and bonds.
81 steps Of iron stairway.
II feet q hand railing stone steps.
Ssl feet q vtrided stone pipe, Is inches diameter
es Net Of vnieed stone Pipe, 8 inches diameter
- feet q vitrihed stone pipe, 2 inches diameter
ass cebie yards Of earth excavation
go cubic gard. q r rock s,o.va:'on'
Very respectfully. your oeedisn, servant.
GEO GREENE,
Engineer In charve Of New Reservoir
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The undersigned owners q property and residents
FORTY street between Third and lexington avenues
ot earpsev demonstrate against the acceptance, ap
sov.I on oormaton Of the work OF pairing With Belgian
.venep IN said street between said avenues for these
rcssonss- 1919, A. ....-... -.
made r doing The work required that the stone used for
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v,xAwrtIEp CHAMBER SUITS 90 ruRNrTuRx, IN
~ ali coors and styles At Wholesale or retail,
Al e2S and up wards Alec Mattresses and Psliass~s
WARREN WARD, IN Can u street
rCuy doors east OF broadway.
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sEw PUBLIoATIOys.

a MEXICAN eAs LIGHT JOURNAL roR IUr.vs CON
"A s,sisscs q all 0ss LrN Compasies the United
Sta,rs Cuba Scwh Amsrtr~ Mepco and Brah Provinces.
Benue. II banning Flnid; xs.dsnus aee>s, Msnhsas Gss
Ctmpany Gas Making from Prairie Stonee Water W.rks
Cosi n oas and Grail ecrnfc Hevswer Rsvev.
ed Hsors ~ Dry uas Meters C~mprss-on o Gas SIC alma
pas Question Al f1e vehnd Ohio. ~ Rooms
2bs apd ES anal street broadway.
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WILL. HE READY ON sArURDAy-THE LrYE CON.
W te-am Leue's Of Ccrrshil and Execution O. Rev
Harden, q the NJ " church wouut Le~afon Huntertn
coruiv New Jerssy. The trade vi hs suppl ed bg puS
yiTfNkPALIt, Ann street n "
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FURNITURE.

: BEDRoow SURF oY ENAMrrI.ED FURNITURE FOE
"A s ~ warranted manufacture Also Sold chestnut han
Der auia plsin and ornamental, al rARRfroTONbWARH
ROOMS ss Cana street. opposite Wooster. Esabiishsd 10
1914
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ats IS Eaa twentieth street between Broadway Foata
| A IL THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE s57 EIGHrH AVE-
e let Handsomely pspersd and painted and water All
passed for boarding house dentist, Inquire
A hoor. with cSandssrs = let at so per @osis
Sas d
A FEW ruRN1sHRD HOUSES 70 LEr-wIrn Nxr.
' HIxsIxEs ss' o. IS Fourth s ar sssae
! A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WITHOUT chill
Ess up ~ dss |"
Rssrsns.s os snen snS small re-
20 Forty street between Eighth and Ninth avs
FIRST RATE SAMPLE ROOM FOR WINE BITTERs
"a or book and pape stand 30 feet By feet vide good
lacks Theatre 40 Broadway; would be grand place
A GOTHIC COTTAGE TO LET-FuRNIsuEp, FOR
pee for hoassHeepns a. he low rsH Of s psr month"; %n
ply =. No: Finy DIN street near Eighth avenue. - ~
(yoAL YARD PREMISES TO LIT OR LEAsE.-AIL
:'I ps:
rs se1f b8S $ w.ssn sa West Fourteenth
Height: hsnd.o%ei FURNISHED throughout. in psrsss q.
provemsnt. Apply street New Yost ''''" 49,
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN BRooKLYN-A
W., three Gry and qss brick Ga:s well furnished
and within two minute, walk three Lines the city railroad
- ---.. NV HHpp2 " - a. o..AD ~, :. Ann s1eee
HALy OF 4 PRIVATE HOUSE ooMpLETELY FUR
children furnishing unesceptouabie references The
Apply Isl owner OF Inc
,,,,, ,,,s $780,
u Si.ss Rs.dsnc.: Farm: And WI. .e. great vsrs
hesuaiay .n,,ed one hour from Gsr,,.sd, street For
sPw '"-' '''" - A. - ~ "A'n "'ee'' o'A"se'
Cv,so-, 1,vrv,,r, - ,,, ,,o-,.r- .-,-,-o-,--,,
do we'll 70 cali on JOIN KXvANXaH rs s1s avenue
. ss c The S Srss sSs a Sss I. % s-s s fur
VIII nA Hn.s rsn r o v.sr 'nAnee seaom % met
,Sn.-.S -. - - .-,-..--,---.:
- Houses Nos is and LIS HsAn street. esch house has Is
Sond H. S, for Sas Avp ua "a ys5
PRICE, a0 HudaOu street
CTEAn POWER IN sPRuCE STREET SEVERAL CON
v. GREENE IS spruce sirsss rect y" - : '' ~pp' :" y
cyroRrBousE TO LEAsE-ss FEET BY %, VERY
B~dwsy room. is and H. up s.sirs 70 a :" az
mo ,r,. n.nrrs, .o.,nr.o gors- .--v-rr
Grand and cas a ssrects 10 0reeac Terms $1,000
drsss X. NJ Broadway Poss once.
80 - ovvu nv ~ -uv -.,-. . Ne - ----
i Arr. house ais Tenth street. All 10 modern improve
----- -------------
0VO LEr-rOR TWO YEARS, SPLENDID rURNtSIf
ed Mansion and four acres highly tiv.ted Land, In
Stamford Conn horse carriages and cows barn foil Of hay
Pine PIN e street. ~" S''"'Ak 'N'''sA '"S'''~ A. ''"
mo tyr, p.cV poox OK TTen Too, a..
Nv - oAch ncOI 70 inInp byon. ~
1.Osawny cp,I :. Vi ssnAi ~feos ren' ~" inquire
me Meuopoat~n neco'o on'co.
80 - ~ ,,cv m, prxvvrS AZ .o ,vn :, q xgv
Nv hn'-r.n Al A. ~ ~, - 20, n. - AND - oArsh-
vooIs &ee- coIneI o nS snG secgnc noors ,ouf
ITO Lki-rIhst rLook OF NO. 10 WALL mKEEI,
suAole iof oAnnns on nsnrAace Once; or vii % iet
TOT occurring imnen rvn &C inquire oo INC promseA OF
Oh ~ - AAIiN' |" D'o~n""'
-------------------
bssemeni frsm. House No 40 Adenh xr.et ms. tho
roughly repaired families Rem, low
~ epsn. aPHy " :. m oAo~o'A W W n rAo~
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SUMMER RESORTS.

~------~-~- -,
DEALS HOTEL-TOGUS MINERAL SPRINGS. CHEI-
- Maine.Ths snd magnificent Hotel. thoroughly
furnished with provision for the comfort OF its guests
will be opened the 10Th inst TAe of ths spring
possess the highest medicinal virtues Of In the country
Attached are billiard saloons, bowling alleys livery stables
trolling lake. &c The vicinity affords ample attraction To the
angler and sportsman Carriages will be found readiness
Augusta and Gardner -four mies distant for the
of guests WV. L. WHITE, Agent
CHELSEA Maine, June 1880.
EyLIFFwOOD HOUSE, OPPOSITE KEYPORT n j.,
" twenty miles from New York Steamers Ro ,inson
street nj 10 A. NJ and p NJ daily few choice Rooms
taken. Apply to J. WILSON Of Wilson 4 Banker, 6ll
Broadway. II. w. ABBOTT, proprietor.
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GUNNER HOTEL RRArrLEBoRo. VERMONT.
- Mountain scenery coo air beautiful village popular r.
sot arst hJus~ extensive Bathing arrargeme rood
Table Ae Price this year very moderate f~e ~ W D,
New Haven Railroad.
Address Joseph Dsvisos
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CAMP SCOTT EQuIPAgE.

- bRowNEA NICHOLS. Auctionesrs.-ss,nrdsy, July
~ M Ots O'Clock at salesroo rs Nassau ali the
Crockery Gsss. Tin snd woodenwsre, Mattresses &c Ac
by the Seventh Regi during their euoApmenl al
Camp Scott Staten Isand consisting Croctery Plates
Dsh.s Of Al sxes loo dozen rumblers loo dozen Cups
saucers 700 dozen Plates 100 dozen Dishes
Tins Boilers, Pals Dishes Pans, fitchers
washtuts Japan Trays Baking Psps straw Camp
Stools. &c: Table Cutlery spoons farka Casters &c. 100
psbs q Blankets 40 pairs Of Sheets linen Table Cloths
being the entire ~ ~ the Seventh Regiment ali In
perfect order having hs en- used but ten dain
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z. O. excavation Of coil
placed Ia temporary
spoil banks. ..........
3. OF excavation Of soil
placed In embankments
z. q excavation for pud
ole.
e. or excavation OF earth
and stone, less than
bali . yard, placed In
permanent spoil bank
and ernbankment. ....
Total excavation.
4. OF excavation Of solid
rock .................
g. OF puddle and puddle
DA0k
81. OF enbankrncnt 49,.
]. OF broken stone pre-
pared ....,...........
I. OF broken stone placed
In embankment. $3.50.
4. OF paving.
IA. of paving laid In &C.
meut mortar
L. or stone fer paving
not obtained on the Re-
servoir ground. .......
n. OF clay, earth, sand
or gravel for puddle,
mot obtained on the Re
servoir ground. ......
N. O. earth for embank.
meat, not obtained on
the Reservoir ground.
0. OF brick wall laid in
cement mortar........
2. o. concrete ..........
O. OF fees, board measure
q timber, for sheet
pilfng ................
Q. o. sauare feet Of sheet
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UCTfOf fOTfCE.-0HEAT EASTERN FURNITURE
a Express and Packing establishment Ill lis West
Eleventh street between Fifth and Sixth Rich house.
hold funiture 81 description boxed shipped 10 all
parts OF the world Large covered
furniture to the country Furniture Of families with
utmost Storage for furniture.
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A UCTIOk NoTICE.-TH0s BELL, AUCTIONEER AND
"A w IN0kAHAM-Thls dav At II O'Clock In the
rooms new Bowey VIII be sold be balance the Furniture
chests NJ Carpenters and Mechanics Tools BY virtue Of
a Judgment and execution. valuable Gold Silver
Watches, splendid Chandelier. Counter hotel cost
fl2f ar; Clocks, Stoves, &c.
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EDwhRD tCBfNCK, AuCTroSEgR.
~ HORsks, tARRIA0E. AND HARNESS

M s,os ,a, ycc NJ ~. "a gS Saturday
large 81 elegant Household Furnture omprsne s,t
of sed rosevood mahogany and black walnut
plush and hair cloth rosewood marble top Eegvres Centr
and side Tables sold rosewood mahogany walnut
seads csrved and plain marble top Dressing Bureaus Wash
Commoes; elegantly carved marble toy black
sheboard osk and black walnut EXTENSION tables msrb
Bullets and Dining Room Chairs French
mant~l Mirrors velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets Ugh
Chandeliers hair Mattresses Bedding &c.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

(toNoRre ArfoN ASsHf cffe<Kp -NoRroLx srREEr
" July IA isS0-Rev. DR. Isaac ~ wisa edior - tbs
Ir-ai,s and Rabb, y Jdge street ccee~noo cnrtnnsu
OHIO vii of the nc~rd or Trustees %
rnon delver sermon In this syssro~us ssv
day. july n ssrvce vi commepce st crock.
~ a HANBURoHR. Secretary.
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pRowNE NICHOLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- July a, o'clock. Al our s.e.rooms q Nassau street
ed kockawa sets o. double snsie Harness. sdiss And
geptlrmen' SADDLES, Whips, &c, &C