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L. q. Rfh5EHS. C~msssftes

Ngso f,palaxa - 4 telegram irosh
Washington, Dec. IL. IN = New lcsk
paper says: The President i A. full Of
hia mirtI, tonight a ever. AVID tho SEQ
rotary IL State puts his Havana with
the same gay and festive air as when
i,r toured thfoagh tho West.
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

So subscribers 10 the Texas Republican arc taken
an. Of this county without payment In advance aud
AZ the reason thal II Is more trouble TO collect such
accounts than hey are worth The nsmcs Of sub
alton Of the year unless fencwsdby sending tho price
Of Inc paper Money A~ sent Nv mail At our risk
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A LAReE llos--Nr,S K Perry, writes as .
notc dated the It'll, stating that he saw lye
which bad been that day Killed on the ps'i'a
ton Of Dr. W II Dial, in this comfy, "hleh
weighed ae,t Sos pounds. The hog wafra'sea
on the place ard was two years aud fv months
Old
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EstrnY Notice.

TAKEN up by c. Els, living ahpst . miles
| South Of the city Of Marshall % the l!en-
derson and shrsepor, road. and posted before
T. A. Harris. j. T.. Beat No 3, one RAY
HORSE PONY, about SIX years Old Thirteen
hands high, both hihd ieei wh,e--Iooss a. If lie
had been Gu, or burned Tor the big bead and
has the mark Of a rope on biz nose, Appraised
Al S3S. BIZ FRIEDRICH, Clerk,
JANUARY u. 1862.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTlCH.

AN the 2.gA # <ev,in A. h. ssh, tn.
~ undersigned VAS appointed Administrators
of ,he estate O. chaflss G.. johnson. dseeased,
hy The Crfnsy Court -! Harrison. pertaining 10
tie estates OF deceased perra.le Nciiee Il
herety given that all lersons hsvisg claim,
Agaiast said esia.c sFe notified 10 present them,
daily Authenticated wi,hin the time pfsscsissss!
by la~ a,..l those Indebted to make immediate
paymei
BENJAMIN Il BASS. .Lis,r.
Nay 10 isri nj st
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HIDES Es!,

WANTED lot nr~,iiaic use t0f,e good
w hides. at my new Tan Yard IN mica
Soath n Nerss-il ter which five And tan sla
will he raid 70 leather
GEO. ~ EWEfL
rta. Hides tanned IN the sharfs.
proemh4r. : i-el. ali
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Dtx&oiutiow.

'rliE eop.ysnershIp exlstng osswccn ] .
/ LANCASTER and VIM Evans. uplsr ,he style
os j. ". Lancaster 4 Co, Marshall. Texas, was
this day Dissolved BY ma,ass roasrns. }. y.
Lancaster will settle mp The busnr~s Of Tho old
tru,. and will HEREAFTER ccntinne The Drug SioTv
m his avn seet,ani
J. n, LANCASTER.
Wa EVANS.
,Jasussy At, i6Ss. nls-@t
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We would fcaiisSt tii9 Reg J T. lnlns, 10 give
us biz assistance as he travels through several
beats.
Gentlemen, we world kindiy ask you 10 co
Operate with US in making inquiry Of the
wants and necessities OF the families Of oar
soldiers, and Others needing relief in your re.
spec,ive Beats. II any are IN want report 20
some nember u The Central Relief Committee
Ia Marshal, and by mutuli counsel with any one
Of you. the wants Of the ne, dy may be supplied.
We cannot ascertain the condition Of all the
families Of ous soldier and those needing re-
lief IN our county, and We have adopted this
method To get the wanted Information aud your
services, which You viii ne doubt cheerfaly
give
II is our duty to visit the families Of our
soldiers. whether they need the substantial ne.
ccSsaries lof subsistence or not, they may need
tina, which is almost, II not quite as necessary
our sympathy. aud attention, in their loneliness
and anxieties Nor should We neglect any in
these times OF sore trials.
I Il. WtLsoS
4 Il. e. kvwoSs,
j. ". BlsgLty,
W G. DuSLAr.
G.. l.. HySsoN,
COMMITTEE
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4 C6AWC0 % Settle -!
no n sAo may h iskh&rl " ~, ] will
Il p~y. ~ vry hie1sM MAshst psiess u
lpNE, COTTON. CORN, q WHEAT
All ~Ao istesi y ~ = A. ase req~stcd 4
call soor,
.taaaavs 1 lsts. stN ~
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NOTICE.

I II. GALLOWAY "a IN, daily ss.hoT a =
-. agent during - absence.
J. :. GALLOWAY.
Oct eetA. 1861 nG;2rs
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cd by vallandighan. The Cabinet
split on the Mason aud Slidell affair. II
is understood that 10 advance movement
win be made ill he difficulty is aet,led.
A gentleman from 81. Louis says IIaI.
leck has levied rigorous tax on the
property Of secessionists, who are com.
PEELED 10 pay Il CT be confined in prison.
Confederate prisoners brought to st.
Louis arc treated very roughly.
Eleven gnD-boats have been sent
from ST. Louis to Cairo.
NoaroLx, Jan g. The steamer Asia
has arrived from England, bringing dates
Of the 22d nlt. She rcpor,s cotton dull
The sales Of the week were %, 900 bales.
Fair Orleans I'D. MiddIing l01. Stock
on hand 5sl coo bales, 81 which 230, 900
were American.
Flour has fallen, provisions were tirr,,
aud money unchanged.
TIE war preparations in England still
continued the outside popular pressure
being intense. The Gibraltar feet has
been ordered to America.
More troops have been sent to Canada
and the Admiralty have taken steps 10
protect shipping IN the India aud China
seas All Earopc is outraged at the ac
ton Of Federal authorities in sending
the stone fleet to blockade tho Southern
ports. The English Ministerial press
has assumed a more decided tone. The
French press believe war to bo iueyi,a
bic. and are urging England to accept
It, Europe everywhere expects war.
The British Parliament assembled for
business, on the 18th The London pa.
pcrs ridiculc lincoln's Message.
Messrs Mason aud Slidel sailed for
Halifax, in the Niagara yesterday. The
Republicans arc very much excited but
submit quietly. The difficulty with
England remains unsettled, she demand
ing more broad aud comprehensive meas
ur1s
Mcclellan is said to be dangerously
i'll with the typhoid fever They are al.
ready discussing bis successor A prop
osiiion has been .sde to remove the
capital New York is urged as the
most fitting place.
The flag Of trnee boat to-day, reports
a tremendous bank excitement at the
North, and twas believed there would
be universal suspension. Gold was
commanding a heavy premium, while
steslin- xehangc ruled at ll3
There were six thousand heavy fail
ures in New York during the INST year.
II was universally believed Il q, scri.
Gus crisis was at hand The shipping
merchants have become quite panic
struck tor ienr Of tho Confederate steam.
er Nashville
BowtiNc GREEN. January Messrs
II q Burnett and " Z. Sirms, late
members Of Unitcd States Congress,
have been elected to the Confederate
States Senate iron Kentucky
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DIED.

NiViOS. wife Of Mr.. g W vyiDn.
obitaary nex, week
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ruN,Na AND REpAI1NG.

THE unsrsisnsd Is prepared. on
/ verr short nosi-e. 30 fsne and MI"
rerair fIANoS. lie siil visis any portion Of
tic eoua'y desired Orders can b. left 81 the
s,ore Of MessFs. lane 4 Taylor, Estire sstis-
Gaetsan given in CIV, ~ case.
e. FRANK.
December 1ist i-sl nl4.31
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ss1y- See new advertisements of Dr. j. u.
lancaster.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE.
DIRE Wins and Brandics. ior ucsiical pur.
l pssas APO y 10, ei fresh GARDEN
SEEDS by
j H. LANCASTER.
January .. les2. nlG-3t
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czs~ Mr. Charles sherred will accep, our
thanks for late Memphis and Kentucky papers
ssay~ ilr. J II Johnson, Dentist, has romoy-
ed up stairs over thNs store ef hessrs' Lane a
Taylor lie occupies the rooms at the extreme
EAST end OF the building.
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THE STATE OF rHXAs.
couSrY " IIAATisoa
lo ang iaefsi eBiss' 4 sad Comfy, Gnsiiag
Xor are hereby commanded 20 snnmon
! -abe Shoai by Publication OF this VII,
three successive weeks in the Texas Republican,
a newspaper pahiishcd in ths City Of Marshall
70 I've asa peesesnny appear before me q, my Of
H., 1859, at 10 O'Clock 4 ~. 10 lnsw~r the
eosuplau, Of T. J. Richardson, IN a plea Of
debt. for the sum Of cs,e hundred lollars, due by
accom-, briefly a. follows. iowii; two yoke Of
oxen soii said >hoat in the ha Of ls6o, due
December 18th, 1861.
iIertin fail ao,. aud make due return Of ibis
writ as the las directs.
Given under my hand. this the Isl DAY Of
January. SCI.
q. W. LAGHDNE,
Jassfs n ne Peace N and for Sod County.
Issafa january st. i-62.
g. ". l-AGR0Nk. j. l..
Jaauary nth, ls6.- al6:at.
Printers fee s.
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HIDES WANTED.

fNTENDI SG 20 star, Tan Yard n soon ~
! bark csa be bod. wish To buy two ,hoexa,d
GOOD HIDES. ia eemmcnce zi,h aud
wal increase the nnnbss 20 5000. If hofAsss
vii take humber 81 eosd paper ncr or leather,
when tanned or ss.s Nhcn resIiaA from ,ha
sab of cstsow
T. MARSHALL
Marshall Nov. o. 1851 nr-ff
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j. Il. LANCASTER \ Co..
pnUoo)SIS / APOTMEcAel

MAR Suti-L TEAM
KEtI' OF hand Fresh aud Furs Drugs, Medi.
N ei,scs. Pants. ail-. Fancy Goods. P-rfa-
ncss, ks Cream Tartar Starch, ard Baing.
etc The mo-i approved and Crest exs1cts, and
susny other nice things tor lie ladc
lane IS. isel, na9-y.
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~ \tTEl1.

!. WNNTED.
4 Girl, from IL 10 20 years Of age, for tie
"a year 1867. Apply 10
A. r. SMITH.
n NE Rai',eod ogite.
January ii,b. seq,
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RELIEF COMMITTEE RGANiZEn
The Central Relief Commttc, at Marshall
haze appointed the following Sub COMMITTEES
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USiTEp STATES Patent OFFICE.
WAsuIvGrOS September ffh 1872.
nN the PETITION of EPilRAIM MORRIS

~ Of " y, praying for the e1teufion OF patent
granted 10 hm December 1913 for improved scoop
and Elevator for O0i the eypi son 81 SAID
patent which taxes place the lth day Of D-cember 1902
H. ordered nst the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office Monday, the 2ltb day OF November IL
O'Clock snd all persons notified appear and show
II any why said petition ought 10, 20 be granted
Persons opposing tn extension required fe in the
Patent Ocs their ObjecoDs specially fotn ia writing
twenty days before the day of hearing; testimony
bled by either party to be ed al the said hearing bo
taken and transmitted In accordance with the OF the
effce, which will be furnished on application
The testimony in the will be closed the 10Th day OF
November next; depooDs and other papers relied upon
testimony be filed in the office before the morning
of that day; the arguments II any within ten days thereafter
Ordered also ts this notice be published In The National
Int igenceI Washi g,on and The Newly OH Tnbure
Eew.York n Y once week for three successive weeks
tn s Of sad publications be at least sixty daS previous
70 TIE day of hesr x. d. T. HOLLOWAY
Sept-9 Isw3wN. Commi sioner OF Patents
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Building Alatcrials.
ID FING Stat L.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

pep7'-Colner o. i0av sal Qusrries nj Hyd he Ves'
ll.h.tt.. Nrr-icra. mont &. h. RYDER,
ADAM PONrON. Superintendent.
Ills Company invite the a.icuon OF The pablo TO els
surerinr and Wrl'-kuoHn GREEN aud ~ BPLt ROOFING
sLAlE whch they pr rei 20 deliver nom th" 0rsr'
lie, az Dcpo,s ia sul' bic for ROOFING.
THE pubc ace cautioned spurious and hf iicr ar
- nch has hrcn repre- frs-d tud used rs hus Sate
4 aa'e roof b, piciegaD,s 20 tiu. shl ses OF ron.
lfwr ul, Il lasts lifetime without needing iEs.
a. cheap Shingles IL need. paint hau water
from slate roof parc lis tailt ci decayei aOod or
paint roofs proof insurance companies iayOs
thsIli ste a vii not Affect them.
The sas Manufactured by this Company has been ey.en-
used upon he 5u din oil the New FORK Central fein-
ylyina aud Loug Island RaiiNays. Ctdegs ada 81 "a
above or 10 FuRMAN No. Is Cour,sniis st. Ne~-iofS,
will receive prompt attention
New. OK, March i5a
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
" OF ALI ISSUES,
GOLD STOCKS, BONDS, and EXCHANGE.
Bought AID - i by
LiVERMORE. CLEWS Co. Bankers.
No - Ns.st. New No'e.
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TAX BILL,
NOW READY,

N p.mphle, Of % pages on fac white paper Beside th-
nm bb il word for word in accordance with the original
tI we append to Il an habetics Rscapituson Of every
article to b. taxed by the sud tie amount OF the tax 70 De
levied thereon 1s renders complete and convenient
o. Il is possible TO make IT,
Prce cents Postpaid 81 per 100 n sen. by EXPRESS s.
Ter 100 If BY uei. Address THE TRIBUNE. New-Nork.
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GO Cct.
Gouses ano farms Uantc0.

UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED for the
i Winter, by 'm,l sentce family, without c.h5I"n'
.,iu or. ,r Of che city Of references Address
Box 20 40 Nes-i or1 fOst-Ohce.
NNANTED-A place on the Hudson River, oi
otoJ,ACREs. rot above Irving on, well located aud
with moderate Improvement iddIsss h iu doserp'lon
N-w.N OH Zoe; Ohlcr. Box No W.
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JnrnltIre.

DEDROOM Euamclcd FURNITURE, IN all
I'D coora. OF warranted manufacture Ao, sold hesiuui
Chamber suiie plain and ornamental at II !. EARiN6-
TONS. 1913 tdnalst opposite Wooster Established 1915,
ENNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
file beet a.orirusnt iu c'y Of lnsrssd Furui-
tlr~ I'D styea. Walgt .uI tLrn.t, Plain snd
OnaH sr.lt. Boz s .e.ls sri Get 3d. A-so 81 ceses
.ud Pail Warren N.ri Nluutrturrr so %. tsrs.-.r
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Y Ut IL
Ii kiuss County JOHN NESffALL ct a. haeca-
tors 1c ast WM S.CHhMBERLAlN, 81 iL-ln raf si.cs
of lal.meit decree Of the supreme Cons n'ae "a @
above action subscriber vii Sell al ruohc Auelys
IN. N,te.tfs' xrhtucr Slcsroom NJ. III Brofds,Y -
the gty 81 NewNok, on TIE lOih day Of OCTOBER Nh
" occa OF he day all those tracts or parcels 81 L.
living ADD in The Township Of w dhIidg, Oolic
Nde.ex STATE OF New-Ietsry lying along the saSy
from tn, BLAZING Ssr 10 Railway Tho hrs tFact c'h .
about no AMI is bounded no'heasieTy by w
sad road, south elseIly by land Row or lsss i" ~,
Crowe aud l.d 81 as 81 the representatives. 81 ~,
Jacques aid william Ear south westerly aud "es I'M
liui OF late oi eHy ann \. brown, sieen'" ''
a.a the widow llu da MaIt.n- :. -..s.k
HE second tract contains abou. % AID ~
.onthw e.teily hy sid road AID by land late n "a
I.clus deceased uorheastery bN the bank OF
by the meadow late OF William EDGAR anS ~
Ice. northwest by the meadow now ~ lte OF y. md
liuidi Maitni aid Southwest and northwest -
nov 81 a'r OF Doctor liaiii'on. III, .sIt Meadow
The thiri tHc; contains about acres and - 49, I'd
In tie Railway Meadow. aud lying along heeP N''N
The fonrth rot contains about g acres and Yps
plare called Railway Neck. and bcuud'd souu'o
lad late of Ralph ". troweii' RNiti', "a rtius
moth westerly by land formerly bconens 70 I'M III .ors
s,u.h y,seriy hy land now or LITE OF DAVID nnhn '
Poland. Also the one eqil thllu ne ands
ing ~ acres Of woodland o-ins = i Sr,v,. and
now or late OF benjamin Mvrria, fd"1it - 80. anA
Wsnt Nsrtin Also certain containing SIX ae.e 10
two Thirds OF Of hand 9eins f Mai Can
OF WOODLAND pnFehas,a ny y' isl and by AVID q
Al liam rdsr aud Others The same SEVERN ,,,stnrS
more paIticu,ry described In snd ueu.co' accuped
/ known tn- ola William Martin f"i"' w
/ by William ) Chamberlain H., claim foe
slaIl also sch at said tine and pls,c A.; ~ using
damages Il oJ0 Ia suit for which Is no" [ between
M cont act iop the exchange OF real estse contact
IVni,r, : Chamberlain and William Marin "h.n n,, ia
1. recorded IA the office OF the Register Of Mugs
Iibst $40 of Convey snces page 55 ,o,s i.scribed
,., on line 18th day Of October. 1867 at Tools
,h,, dsy tho Cows Hosos, WAGONS slesn etniaes uow
and Utensils Grain, Hay And other stoI ,a ana
upon the SAID N"' !" p' IiaRI WEST, Receiver ~
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The NEw.YoRK SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs
vubli.hed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1903 [Sept. % j:

Contents of No. 1,SO5 Sept. rs J:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Popular oPipian, and
Official Policy nthern Chselryi bnshw VI .", &
In, - TIE knights Of The Golden CiIele;' he
Rebel INVASION; State Convention; EdtoIill Par
sgraphs.
n..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
". RECRUITING.
VA PROCLAMATION by THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES
vi. THE PLoTTIYGs or REBELLION: The Issue
in ifs NJ gniiude.
vn..ARREsTs FOR TREASON: Letter from Gov.
Yates.
VIII. DISPERSION OF oUANTRELLs GUERRuI.-
Las: F S.,. Days PsIsoi, Of ghSI9 Cap
OUR INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.
X.THE REPUBLICAN UNION STATE CONvEN-
TIOS.
1..oPINIoN OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
on TIE PENSION ACT.
XII THE BATTLES IN MARYLAND: The Gres,
Battle Of Sunday Decided Union Victory
Estimate Of hobel Loe.esl MonSy's 0peTsions
The PIeude to toe Deci i've Conflict Couespond'
ence OF The n. L. Tribune
XIII. .oFK FoFE's CAMPAIGN ON THE RAPPA-
HAMMOCK: Gen Milroy's Official Report
XIV THE UNITED STATES NAVY: The Name
Glass, Guns. TunnPge, and station Of Eseh vessel
xv..TaG RETREAT FROM MARYLAND; The Re-
newsl of tiostiites.
xvI..LETTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRE-
SP2SptETs WITH THE ARMY OF TIE
XVII. FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The n y Tribune.
XVIII. AGRICULTURE IN VERMONT, PAST AND
FUTURE: An Address before the Vermont State
Agricultural society, at their Annual tsr Hut
land, sept. II, 1852. BY Horace Greeley.
XIX. VERMONT STATE FAIR: Correspondence Of
The H. Y TiDuAe
XXABOUT THE SALMON RIVER MINES.
XXITHE CROPS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
XIII. .RAvESSHOE: By Henry kingsley Author Of
"Ceoary Hamlyn"
XIII. THE REBEL OFFICERS GEN sIBLEY AND
COL STEELE.
XIV. FROM EUROPE.
XIV. POLITICAL
XVI. AMONG TEE PINES.
XVII PERSONAL
xviii CITY NEWS.
xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXX THE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES
XXI. COaNERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report. Of the
stock, Money, Cotton. Grain. and Catt!s Markets,
specially Reported FOR Inc N. I. Tribune
rsaxs-Oue Copy for year. So. Two CoDes,
rear, s5. Five Copies, year. sIi rs. len Copies
20 one address, $40.
For Club Of Twenty .snd ar Extra Copy.
Fora Club Of Forty send The Daily Tribune gratis.
Addre. THE TRIBUNE New.York.
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NJ O. ROBERTS'S LINZ STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NC
ARA6tA
Through ~ aiyanc. OF the mail
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO



NO DETENTION On THE iSInNtS.
Tho new and splendid steamship AMERICA, ZOO tuns
jeff Maary Commander. - III sail oil SATl KDAl. October
23 at o'clock precisely nom he- le n the loot %
NaTren-. North River for san Jun DE. No" connecting
with the fat aud well known steamship MOSES IAt lOt,
SO tuus T.. Howe-, Comma der. 20 sal without delay i'r
Sn FrancicO direct arrival Of the passenger ~ Saa Juan
de Sur.
The speed and accommodation of these steamers ure M.
surpassed by any -lther end Del nicuded
10 land passengers by TIL, line ia Sn fmncico within u
days
Tho undersigned having been IN the Caoms trade from
the be- ginning begs % Inform the public that - l. p'ra-
put Tor The purpose Of being honsht or
driven Tue shp, will positively leave on The day alrf'
DEED nolth, eui IA aiN month. oth'r ships wi! he
ready. 30 that double service muy be rolled upon
NJ. q. ROBERTS,
~ wasfst r.rner .f N4nrfu.t NDr.l River.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of JOHN JU-

Il Illus OSCAR CLINTMAS. S@ede no ef, Liverpool,
England ia the Spring # 1885, passenger by steamer 10
Now-Y0rk When he left Sweden druggist by pofe
on. He is % years Of Any Information viii be Crate
fully received by his brother A. L. CLINIMAS, Sailors
Home, Boston, Mass.
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Chance Tor Duslncss Alcn.

hRUG STORE for SALE in EASTON, Pa.
~ The best located snd neatr.vin tie ciy long oatAh
ed aud doing good business for the times with small a
wcil-selc-ted H. viii be sold tho nlos favorable
terms 20 good cuatomeri draws etc belong 30 store II
preferred. movable fixtures vii be sold the stock
with any potion olit Apply to Mess COFFIN, RED
DlNOfDN & Co.. No % LiOerlyst. New-Yurk city, OF
aduf'ss Key Box No ~. Easton Post Office Faston Pa.
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1THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

4 No. II WEST AfH-Sf. corner GrI-AV,
Now In It's Forty third Year, reopeDs MONDAY Sept
with every advantage for the education o Youth IN both the
Elementary end higher branches In ancient end mode
Languages Book keeping and al other departments Of
prte School course. Pupils received at all ages, and
thoroughly prepared for college or business
Reference il made 20 tho Faculties Of Columbia College and
the NeWior Uniyepty; also the folio wing gentlemen
whose have attended 'he School the past year the Rev
Drs Hrdeld Spencer and Beach Rev. Edward r. Rsnsin
Hon William +. Hsyemeycr Jude QuacAenbush, Col. ~
H. Nnton, Peter = Hoe, dward : JaIay. esq Jas
Marsh, esq. stephen T. Rlsse. co, DR. H. ". b. wood
hul, Prof }. D. Tri-k. ~ w., Of Astoria; Judge Fuk Of
jersey Guy, and many osa whose nGmss, togrthrr wiki
strong conDends,o,y letters VIA be found in the Circular
q. p. QUACKENBOs, Rector
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90 n)hom II man Concern.

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Ocean GlcaIncrs.

Norcs The restrictions travel having been removed
by oric 81 the War Dep rrnt pss ger. auolt % visit
fr-rr v ~ long bee required % prev DO them se' wh
pa..u,.t-. 10 s. O. DALE. A-ent.
.fEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL touching
- a, Queenstown (Cors Hsrborl.-The Lverpoo. New.
York ard lcpLA Sicam'hip Company intend die pItcl
thciri u 81. Cydebuit lioa Steamships follows
LDlNbl nifaF. = F'. y,
- 49,. $3.50: ....''.'.. atu cav 90
CITY Of acknowledgements Saturday. Oct II.
And every succ'eiug sAIt kDAl, 81 u0on iscu. Pier.
No ~ lsrth River.
EATRs ~ rtsstsR.
FIRST CABlN,........SS SIEERAGE. ...........' : y
Frt Cabin 20 L0ndou.. o. ste~far" 10 T. dln..'.'' ~
first Gabn 60 Ftris ..... - Steer . P4H -
Fret aiu 20 Hamburg 90 storage q au burg. iN
pssseuess 5rF rdeI 10 HAVE, Bremen Rotterdam
Autwcfu Ac., az equally low rate. -
fas rem Oueensto.p: 1t Cabin. ~ 20
and -lI5 st-clag- from Liverpool : . ffom Queens
tJi Aud tho who vi % seIt .uf their friends can
boy ticket, here a. these rates.
These Steamers have unef scconuoda RS ~ res'en,
g~rs strongly hrit I'm " tsh' iron ,'ruon. Hui
carry Patent Fuo Ann.hi4ors. Experienced Surgeons ae
attached - each steamer. ..
for further ,norns' apply In Liverpool 70 vlLLi,N
COLIN so. ~ FuocAfqlhre I'm Slceutown fo q. 4 ".
%. SElMOt * Co.i In LONDON e. IVES MACY, No
ell Lrg Nilhau-.; e. faii, 20 u LIS DECpil. W ~
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drrhn TO lohN o. DALE No III Nanusi or as tnS
jOHX q. DALE Agent. No u Broadway. T.
4 RRANGEMENT commencing July |, lS62.-
~ ron CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA..
hT.l.class steamer VIII esyr Newfork on tho lst. i'm
Pet each month except When these dates fell on
SUNDAY when the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY
following
ins.green. u. Is. ALLEN Agent.