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C7II0lMMONWEALTH OF MASS

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUsErrs.-w Worcester, ss.-Probate Cou-t-To
nil persons Interested IN the Estate Of HENRY A.
EAfoN, late Of Worcester, in said County, deceased
iestatei
You cited 10 appear at Court Of Probate 10 he
holden az worcester ON the rstTuesday Of March next
nj rine clock in the forenoon 10 show cause why tho
account rendered by T.. d. Draper the executor o hs
administration Of said estate, and ie In This
fee should not De a0wcd and the Court orders service
Of this citation By Publishing the N the Massachu
sets SPY, a newspaper printed In Worcester. three
weeks succceHivelv, before said Court
Witness, HENRY CnAp1N. Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this twentYnst day Of January, In the year ogh
teen hundred and sXty-twO.
Jazz w3t' JOHN J. PIPER, Reg.
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been printed was found embedded in the thick
lees at the bottom Of an old wine barrel.
The result was unfortunate for the ingenious
M. Mounier, who has been brought to trial,
convicted, and sentenced to hard labor at the
hulks for lie. There is report, however,
that this extremity of punishment was COM
muted in consequence of the convicts giving
the fullest information to the bank as to his
moduS operandi. What they wanted to know,
was--how he had contrived to initiate the
water-mark of the real notes. His confession
was that having purchased paper as nearly as
possible resembling that used by the bank, he
used punic-stone to reduce it to the required
degree of thlnness, which produced an excel.
lent imitation of the watermark, "Banque de
la France.
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the Act Of 1881
7O State St. opposite I1Ilby St., Boston.
After an extensive practice of UPWARDS of twenty
years. continues to Patents in the Quilted States
tries Caveats Specifications Bonds Assignments and
an Papers or Drawings for Patents executed liberal
TERMS and with dspatch Researches made into Ameri-
can and Foreign works to determine the validity ut-
tv OF Patents OF Inventonsand legal other advice
the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting One
Dollar, Assignments recorded at Washington.
put through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of ascerainng the patentabty inventions
which can be offered them elsewhere Tha TestlmonI-
S HsCT FTfn ETYs h9 oF Fq9s s MORE S
and his SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN,
abundant reason to believe, and prove that at no
other office of the kind the charges professional
services so moderate The Immense practice of the sub
srber during the twenty years past has enabled him to
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These; besides his extensive library of legal and me
bs nto %o ana pl accounts patents granted in
question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
All necessity of journey to Washington 20 procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capabIe and
succe'Jat practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors they
cannot employ a person competent and trust
'oorhy and more capable putting their applications
form to secure for them an arly and favorable cond
Grafton at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
MT IL. IL. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations all but which patents been grant
ed and that is pending. Such unmistakeable proof
OF great talent on his part leads to recommend all
inventors TO apply to him to their patents
thay may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed their and very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART
During eight months the subscriber in of his
large practice, made thrice rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
in his razor b. the Commissioner OF Patents.
II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. deodly dc
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASS

a lOMMONWEA OF MASSA-
~ ChUsETTS -worcester, ss.-Probate Court.-1o
the heifsataw next of kim and all other persons inter
ested in the estate Of CEPllAS MUZZY, lato of West
BoylstOn, IN said county, deceased, GREETING:
Whereas. certain instrument purpOrting 10 be the
last will and testament and cOdlc Of said deceased
have been presented 10 said Court for Probate, BY
Charles Morse who pray that letters tostamontay NAV
be issued 10 him and Merriam Muzzy tue executors
therein named, you hereby cited TO appear az IrO
bate Court be neld Worcester, IN SAID county o.
Worcester Oh the hrs Tuesday Of February mex, ~
niue clock In the forenoon to show cause u any you
have. against the same And said Morse Is hereby o.
rected 70 give public notice thereof by puDh5hng tns
citation once a week three successive weeks, IN the
newspaper called the Massachusetts spf,prlne0 az Nor
cester the publication TO be ono day at least before
Witness, HENRY cHAplN. Esquire, Judge OF said
ourt this tenth day Of January IN the year thou
sand eight hundred aud sxty-twn.
Ia w5ts CIIAS. H. STEVENS, Asst. Reg
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
THE PEOPLEs COMPLAINT.


That times are very hard, and money very tight,
And that for Carpets and Cr0ckey they cannot pay high
And that, for all extras they must pass them by =:
Of this and other matters the people they complain,
And ii makes me feel sad to see their faces filled with
pains =
And If by selling cheapif this will make them sme-
Therefore, have concluded without regard to cost to
All OF my Kitchen Goods Cutlery, and Carpets as well;
Also, my Crockery and Glass Ware at discount | am
selling,
With BrOoms and Bru hes and everything, sill cannot
be telling.
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen guy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my Poetical Station
is located In the Bay State Block at the Poets
Here have good Stock Of Goods and CHEAP any,
upon my honor.
Now come and all, buy your goods, and times
for better will change,
And your money little 1t will hold out II you buy at
the POetical Exchange.
And should my capital at the end Of the be light,
Why then here energy and ambition. wich is in Tor the
fight,
Forlifei IS battle field, and III do right my
will rally,
And can put flight hard times, with vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion, my thank for the
that are past;
Also, for which receiving in the way Of pat
ronage-may 1t always last.
N B.-The people are respectfully invited to call at
the Poetical Exchange, and examine my Goods which
are new ard OF the latest pattern.
ieIe diff ORS0N n. HEATH.
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Iron aiIing,

n S u Il A n G L - Insurance effected
Il against loss damage by fire, in responsible Offices
on Factories, Machine Shops, Machinery. Merchandise
Dwelling Houses, and all insurabe property.
Also Notes. Bonds Stocks, and Mortgages bought at
No 2 Warren Hall, Pearl street, Worcester.
il du LUCIUS BEACH.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-

~ SETS. Worcester, ss.-The Superior Court at
Worcester. December Term 1861.
ADELIZA T. PERRY, Plaintiff.
RUTH :. ROBINSON, Defendant
In action Of contract for the OF the
dne on promissoy note dated Dec. l. 1860, given by
the defendant for two hundred and eightyone dollars
and PAYABLE to the plaintiff demand with interest
asapDear by the writ and declaration filed in this action
And now it appearing to said Court that said Defendant
at the time of the service of the writ, not an
inhabtant Of or resident in this Commonwealth it
is ordered that notice be given TO said Defendant to
appear at the next Term of said Court be holden at
Worcester aforesaid, the first Monday Of March next
or her default will be recorded and Judgment rendered
AGAINST her and that said notice be given by publishing
an atesed copy of this order, in newspaper printed
Worcester in said County ofWorcester three weeks
cessivey the last publication to be thirty days before
the sitting of the said Court by serving her with
tested copy of this ORDER fourteen days before the sitting
said Court
Attest: JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
a Copy, Attest: JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
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TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
" AGENCY AND CAMP EXpRESS

To Manufacturers Merchants, and Ipentors and 10
those U{siiHg 10 forWdrd Goods and Packages TO the
Camps Of he udrious Military Stations, and also TO
the NaUdt Posts Of the coast and CUR:
HAVING secured especial privileges visiting the
partments both Of the army and navy and all the camps
of the army and the naval stations Of the and
gulf for the purpose of introducing and selling the de-
partn nts of the army and navy, military stOrekeepers
commiss9res quartermasters suters soldiers, officers
and naval agents and paymasters Of the navy all articles
required for the use comfort and both
army and navy, we have organized the above entitled
Agency and Camp Express, with its headquarters loca
ed in the city OF Washington Under this organization,
entirely complete and extending through the depart
ments both OF the army and navy offer unequal
led facilities to manufacturers merchants and inventors
in readiness OF sale saving time and the expens-
es unavoidable through the usual tedious channels
sale to the departments, camps and naval stations.
Those wishing to avail themselves of the advantages
of this thorough and extensively organized system Of
agency can do so by forwarding samples of their goods
TO our address by express prices and explanations
by letter All pat kages and goods sent to
camp or naval delivery will be promptly delivered. All
goods, wares, merchandise, of whatever nature
dered by this agency will be paid for delivery Let
tiers of enquiry will meet with prompt attention.
Good Agents well referred WM small means, can find
profitable employment in this organization. A few
wanted.
Office No 2ll Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel,
Washington. ID. G.
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:. natents.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATEN
r.. IL. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent of u s. Patent Office, WASHINGTON, (undsr
the Act Of 1881
40 State ST. opposite I1nby St., Boston.
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" ANilD-NN OPERATOR On WHEEL.
e.N Wilson's uIa. times. Tor family seN.a.
ne rc'l apply uu"sst proIls hly curipl tent. god
wag'+; 2gs s.Sti ave, ~ store ais We ill st. LOO
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, Tuesday. =

| NEW YORK, Tuesday, June ~.
| There wr fair business Al the Stock Board sA,s
morning an6 prices were generally better, via
We exception 81 governments, which are rather dun
| lending the renewed movements OF tho Treasury
| Department, which has exchanged 1000 90 Z -
honds "t s3,coc,oo0 old demand notes al prem.
Iheo'l notes are in tho tnarkct'm IN prem ~
: W per cent? aud ~ per cent. hence che ope-
ta'on - equivalent 10 par Tor gold atT3n. TA0
larger ISSUE ~ Tie year bonds affects the prtce.
however. Tho railroads ore generally better
There were sales Of gold at a.. prem. There y
some demand for the steamer, and e1eh anss =
very firm n 10 iisI.
The exchanges a, the Bank Clearing Houss -.
day wct, s,63jo 926 /: balances 1888. 800.
Tic rate 'or money is today I per cent. 10 =
stated Vat the government will issue $50 900 900 q
'ns'i no'''-i's 90 and 3's--ani also keep in ~.
"'N' sl'o"o ono u meet tho p ssibs CAP
Tor Tic Sa0.oo'.ooo dcyos.tes a holds, snd tho
VIII a'so oltn from Concr - power ~ receive
further deposit Mt ia discretion. The Treasury
VIII thus To regular lank q dcp0ste at circ,ils,
ton.
Tho Harlem railroad for May has earned aoA i0o
an Increase of 10000 over tic Gimo mouth isso
ysar. TIE pnesota Mining Company has drclsssA
ascmi.anuusl dividend OF - Ter SHARE or 10 pes
cent OF the cap tai stock. The specie in the Phiis-
d''rha banks has increased sls 20 ON the week,
and sthnlr at taGJ', 500. TIE make. for printina
COILS act 20 active, Sales q $1,000 pieces -
&c Tor CiNtl. Tho number OF oil wells II Oh
cry, Pa, IL 10. There have beeu shppsd i,00S0eo
lhl'. oil, AZ All avcrsye yA,ue # ~ per bh. Tho
import - wheat Into France, Sept. 70 MAJ 10,
wns % 600 eco iuElcls
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
DEutJsED.


NV !, IN, Vuru ~, June 10, 1897,
The c''' wettN'r OH T,s, lew days ms mate,
rally favored the cattle trade Druvsrs have
irAitea Huer Iri,,a q an 'ir yertl ReesH pnrsly
ov'u: to tlc llinit,' receipts. W.T. bore aud there
r' .rtou, ca.tlr LAa spli aiovc -. 20 per pound
3, the meat, iudlu uf'Il. r. rttl.k IL tYt l. Tbs
great sulA on Aan' tlis wotk l.s SOLD To- : Y aud
De-. rDr IHYtl Grthe meat, VlIth sat l,ast ons
lNta ',ut irs lolul better han 'a-, week some
r'rn,um b,rs,i sold TOR ~ Re pound. A fsw
Nrutuoky n.rlr.s have been sIll fu gNc pep
pound, ani ono cog two irYyrs Il n,tbt ,luiliv
good st. fpr De. pvr pound. Government agents
take small IoI
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rIED FOR A SHORT SOUTH SEA
age-s number OF young man Iardsmsn
carpenters, cooks and blacksmiths, nj
furnished. Inquire at the Office OF ths
s. West ct, cor Albany, up stairs.
Apsli1
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pm son NOTICES.

CNlNiON GUARD 6lSr REGIMENT.
- y V. 'lnut'.rs, 'lIt DAVID lIINglOi is.
late 90; e.. u, viii lie ut ti.c1' ..t j. u. MDi;.NS
< Co, ".3 broadway, fra few d.,s, "a! vii. h.
'' la" 8 give Any iH'urrstlou tYt.o relations ui
~ .Hu'f' ~ t.I7 r,-.n,. .. i'li ana
\iuk'lAilpN WANTEp-OF SAMUEL
ibNiLEf, ur der ,uD W bn Norr 'u.. nov. Yui,
iy. Aly ulo lroViu' lis wltrr1l.n.s vI,
M," j. w. HELEN ~ calling a.iI VIE. NJ
W. LkN"iili'S. J,li g'ii9
I\IpEN NiIDN WANTED FROM MISS
MARY AN\ so, az, who arrived 'r.m Iiycr-
'.l h'.',u - u' Nty, or b. .ani thrsuip Alex l..
f'r " r~i1l W. l.,I.. ,a. at t- DIVER ', New
ln'A, one vi. i,ar .A4ctiIu. /. ucr ad,.ut,-..
J. J.. i.8,'!u
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MISCEn.I.MNECuJ9.
TANTED--A DLACKsMITns HELPER.

/
WAN1ED--A BLACKSMlTII's HELPER
Duncan a sharp,mauglc factory, 10 Frank fort
1WANTED-OPERATOR G. & BAKERS
machine; sso drcssmsker,M 2s2 Fourth ave.
IWANIED-fINISllLRS On CUSTOM a
w sLor pants. 20 Orchard ct, room II. "a
|\EAN1ED-A BUTTON IOl T. WORKER
V, ON cont- SIS Eighth At. ID loot. l.. Hess 2
WANTLI--HANDS ON KNOTTED IIoop
W skirts, hest rs,ces paid. ios Bridge 1T, Bk lyn
WANTED-2 YOUNG MEN To BOARD
at Ill = It issh At. bet LIST and "a sves. ~
| WANTED A GLASSBLOWER To WORK
| she lamp. 50 fuit,n - 81 foo~. 90
WANTEn-A YOUNG MAN, II TO 20
'. years Old Anslim. Yates & Go, 200 Cana st.
| WANIED FlkSr-CLASS FINlSuE RS
on custom pants 90 Mulberry st. 200
! WANIED-A GIRL 10 TEND Children
w at EGO West Both s wsges So al
| WANTED NAIlERS AND 1 IIFELER
" V, on copper nailed shoes. ~ Dcy at, "a floor =,
| WANiED--A BARBER For SUNDAY
| morning; steady wrrk--la2 Est ga - 10
WANrEp-rkENTlCE For CLOTH CAP
| hiakis; paid while learning -2 gas Ave A. IL
| WANTED-A FEW GOOD HANDS 10
| hhish custom aud shop Iauts-2i9 W 2:tl st.
WANTED GOOD OPERATOR on W. &
| W. ma''iuc. Apuv at 6Gi Eighth ave %
\tANTED A YOUNG MAN On SASH
bnnd making, iiS9 broadway. jeii g'ie5
WANTED A TAhOGESS TO FINISH
pants "i'ers mschine, 81 Poll u. ~
| WASrED-A GOOp OPERATOR on
| H"we's sewing machine. ~ Dcy 1t, up stairs
| WASTED-llANDSO KNOTTED SA.rts.
| w g Dcy st. IS;
| IVAN FED TALL BOYSTO TASTE nils
W ard u ,irl T. 10 hcuscvofk, at ~ laisht 49,
|
nhd u iir zap sew'rs at 81 broadway. o.
WAN1LD---Jo moor SKIRT MAKrRS.
w M9i walker ct, i,h floor o.
MANNED 10 BuY 4 FEW W 4 VS. 4
" "l."N 'd'l'9 mach,nce, At q Warren Al,
WANiLD-AN OrERAiOR IlI\r HAS
machine Of her own. On Y, sis. sBoS,ry.
| w AM ED AN otNHAqoa WITH ~ a
W Wa ms 'l'n, -tin water 1t. %
| WAN1El'-GUOD BAiSl.RS ON LINEN
w coats al shtI ave. Constant w,ik. 70
! \IANiip-BOiS TO MAKE HOOP Skirt
w 'i7 'n.' slides, Il inO Wooster ~, rtar =
| " A&llr-GlRLS FROM II TO 10 Years
w tt b. sting, o. wi,c 81. "a floor. ~
| " ANlEp-GOY ACCu>lOi.fD To IIhcl
y y PET l,ultt ruj'S s,u.r, ip, ", SIN
| WANtLb--A BuI 10 WORK IN A
W l"i'i cr sHol y lu'd, l"l Atlantic st, RLlyu.
| y fAlLuRlASE> WANTED ON PANIS-
--".s" = i'''"rs l> tie month. - Christopher
| } NhLELNElG!ifS AND nlack,mnh
swat H. IT i'' fridge It. KIP son. 10
| f. @itEL W IRE DBtWE WAATfD n
" I'U'I "'. .nh"nNntAN jc? 1870,
IOO tlNlNh!ES uN MILITARY PANS
~ " =. i'carI.cy -, l,-.u,hi.
/ \yANlED-N TAILOR 10 WORK On
w ion'". ~ Vel a., 3i floor p.
" ANlLD--A GllL 10 DO LiUiir
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WANIED-A COOK TO e.. lN TIE
country 'of the miuet. q man unnlar.
f.ei AMI well r.comtn' nded will hud 'fnploymcnt
on inlliit ns at tie Office vi IlAGGERlY Il CO,
No. 2is Broadway. 1eii 3'lao
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EXCURSIONS TO LET For ENCuR-
- aions on 70, souAbl. t.rMs, Dugrs CLEVELAND
hnI LEXINGTON, with IT tu,hnsts AMI Gruy.B
Any w. Il T. MYERS. ou l.ati ni.thcHI. b.
N''tiy AMI Lnigit a., SortI RIVER. uyIt g5nt' los
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paw Nhi,ohEN'S SALE--JOlIN MORT.
Nor. hu,t, H. is'. Brpel"ay, vii SCI tiis
d'y' = lst "t'rtm,at ot " .'n,n's wearing Hg-
p't' sut1Nle for tie Ircst 1T H.|u also iew l.
~, y ', b! o~l,r :. i. LIl Y, "a nr'omc - Is
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WANILD-flIl = lOU%G MEN FOR

w steamers and So. ius ......t ur f,.rtAnt .,.,,
y VIZ ST, California Iivrc, London GnI l. ver.
/ J; 3. 81 woes given. AIp'y at sLI.pu. or.o,
l. Jnn-i 3 -, y r. SOFT. -, ~ st.trs. ~ 80
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"ANIED-lWO BOYS ABOUT IL Years
w of esc--,lose at have been used & msthin.
ery rreie' red Apply t. q. X u. H. WALKER $50
Centre a. 81 floor. 100
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FOR HARTFORD DIRECTLY STEAM
ers cry or HARTFORD AMI GPANIIF
hIAIf r1i'y from T.. K sip, Hta l.. Nj, oouu"c'-
NIX ~ u ru at with railroad g. sprirlftl. and ,li
=" n'' g o., Elst ana Wet. lrll 72u'ill
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ENCi E>iONS, ENCrRSlONS--aIEAM-
- h"st' ami hsryts g. charter fvr Excursions:
h.sp hudAy's drove Apply 10 WA W kiNMtY,
-; West %, n'1r west iUth, m.III,'lu,
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WANIEp-G MIN ron STEAMERS. AP.
W / = Chat am square . CouJu,tors. A.rl~
chatham ~. "i'rtti LOT stores, ari.y CHATHAM
ST. &C." = io- .roc,ry st...,, CIat.am "a L..
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EOK NEWARK, On SUNDAY And Tyoiy
4 day --rhe Steamboat THOMAS i. WAY
Captain ". j. Btusir, leaves Pisr ~ Sortl Riscr
i''t Of Dey 81, At iO4 A. b sui ~ y. NJ, lanl.
Ing at Lstourette Dock, Bergen foIt, each
trip. my ID !au'laI
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w AM Eb-AIL IEkNONS IiD DO
not Get thc.t Ply f'f ii.eit labor or their % =
~ cal OF the uud a. ,uei, IL Chambers II, rooms
8 and !, AMI receive e al sdyi,c free Of cia.lc
N. VAN No. tNbERUIi. Attorney tnI Comm d ! r.
Divorces oNiaiued without any publicity. tCuttir
uutl iei
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I'OE BNlDGElOhr 49, Illn SI.AAith
h.lb'tfOir VIII leave Peck Sir PIER 90
/ T., sfi y At ~ O'Clock noIn-.irel.it L. nm.
r'lh- 'u j. liecpo.t In tisr u connect witt H.
li1ls tome, Nhdratucl, New Haven and Ilalt.ltd
ka'lt'uda S,s1 tine shore line 10 sayhfuus and y, ~
London GEORGE W. CORL!t.S, Arout irp 6'l.,
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NNTICE-MY MIrE. NrInGLr uANINl

y !''t LAY lcd and ard, without nily just cnrse
% Pros alton, l. re- cAut;ou al per IA again,
trusting o. h'rlorirs Yer oii ily account a, / wi.
pay l., DOTS - Ter co'ttIctirg III tbs ttc.
Pkll u CAkE, No. =, siI.n. ut. New y. r; = No
gth, l-G1 i.fo ,..I,,
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STEAMBOATS,.

DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER
h'd"tc landing II amer ARMENIA, from
foot Of H'-r.Hun ~, every Monday "Wednesday AL
Friday, At o,'l.ck A. NJ, stopping a. 3U,h st.
my2S u'iuJ
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! LONE WOMAN WISHES = GIRLS 10
oort si 2is T. iIth st. II II
\ 10Y WANTEp-IJIAND BAR, COR.
4 Aistl ~, fd ave !. DARCY l.
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" - iD-A SlNGLE NAN, As Waiter.
" t.G Tho country tr tie suum,- \ man
Or go and well rec, nm, ni,d Will hssr of
goo o. GEO., tnqu'iir, at 80 oihce II lIAGOIKrI
-. . f~'arHHy. irli a'l33
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\ LINEKNI KEW AKT' TVk NIVDNIkI
ora white poodle d., yc'' n opr., % E. 4 a,
A LARGE SlLh SlNGERS SfWlNO
AAm'c'no Tor sai" ch,aP, %, .Nf B,c,ck,ra II.
a BOf, l. YEARS on AGr, As rOkiLl
ior h"t'l. A,p.y 500 f.rtn ave. !.
a GOOD bELs>MAkER WANIIp--Ni
"A PSI sNth ave. G;
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Receipts mr the week, 1909. The hlshes. prices
Tor sheep obtained Is fraction shove s,vkle pound
S.les by McGriw & O'iien, 400 sheep, at 81, 26a
80; enl do. 1t S9'i on; 80 do, at $50 A. so do,
At sos % lambs $40 20, 80 do at 400 So Total
1907, sheep and lainbs bringing SaI 9s u. SaIss
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWENTY
w good qusrrymru, take out rock n Yonkers
Apply 4 T.. lNDERiiILL n Co, ~ amt ~ vets
street, New lo.., VI 81 tie Brewery. York,rs
icIl g'lns
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/ VAST A GOOD FARM, WIN coon

| WANT \ GOOD FARM, WITH coon
ibu.dhs,, uilu,uuhrvrl, tear "a rali.al t,iu.u
~ trHmhu ~ lidiu' y lth stock, crops, o's DO;
nut more tuhn loo milc, from New lutk, Ia *.
cham" tur good ulyiuy iusin,e.. Good l,.,.
g"Od -" AMI chonp rrnt .'si arrr ~ Arlf.' IL.
i"o 'i'y nt Elizabeth, s'ieht'y muulrrel. lut. at
'"i D. e. n' iu,Nu,l rance. % Its Ia north iiuip.
N'n' no lncHUhiauc"; AMI leo acres of land .u tu,
state II IN no.s without any iii,tnl r.i.gc all al
t.ith WI trade for Farm that SUITE. A ltr-a
TRADE linl"kcn CITY. n. j., Pet Olto. i,iI -
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FEW MEN WANTED TO rIIL Up 4
fTENTION-

4 TTENTION--
p Wanted Immediately. stout, stio.boiied men
| MI urComrsny c OF voslursh Chas-eurs,
Regiment Englc Brigade, Col. Geo. A. BACK.
gham' tlate NJ Jor list Regiment n. Y. \. M
whom good ratlons and clothing aud from &i3 to
y pay per month will he given upon enlistment
~ is the Only rskinicnt now forming IN the state.
an excellent opportunity now ufirr. .,r q use
string 10 enlist TO attach thcrns ives to frst class
Siment. Tbs regiment il now encainycd ut Rel
'usc, 1O5th street and Second ave, me Of The
oss delightful summer n sort in the vicinity oft
Z. The families of those cnistug will receive re-.
from the State Amounting 10 FROM ! l.jj t. IS
week, which together with tier pay from as
sSi per month, suounts t. the sum Of t,G
rnthly, exclusive Of clothing AMI sal si.t nee H..
hts received at ii2 waller =. or ~ c,u,r, II,
cut MCPHERSON, tate 9TH Rept y. Y. No
|cruiting oihcer. i,2 2iAe'i.s
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RLlSS GUARDS -ATTENTiON Recruits
wanted.-Men In gool phys! tal heath, l,twoeu
and - years OF sge, have now al OPPORTUNITY to
- volunteer Regiment now ur.sanis .rg In the
W York Volunteers, under tie sanction Of GOV.
ryan, Commander IA Chief Pay viii isnge from
" 10 S23 per month. A few first class men can get
commissioned officers posts with u CHARGE Of
motion h. 800 rer month. " isrrf,re, be carly.
oh man. NJ soon "a he eigrs tic roll, WI lie sub
ted and clothed at the eVp,nsa of the Cioycr1t-
INT and aenl 10 cn.al MI ....a cnIrtnr. n
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vicinity Of the city. siOo unity when dis.
Y 1ed, and families provided for during absence
ywanted, II applied for Immediately, wagoners
nsters, musicians, &c. Rolls will he found at
~. y. sHEA's, 10 Centrs n, cor Chamber 81.
AE0 RILEY'S, cor Water and Roosevelt st.
lOS. MITCHELL'S 14s Cherry 1t. b. orlcr Of
Commander In Chief ROBr. II. MELVIN,
Apt jeiO l1'Ius