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4. Il. SPAI-DINE, Sherl
Towanda, June ;, 1862.
GUARDIANS SALE.-ln pursuance Of

GUARDIANS SALE.-ln pursuance Of
~ of order cf the Orphans Court of Bradford Coun-
ty there will be exposed to public SALE the premises
o'clock p NJ, Saturday, June 81 1862, all the
right, title and interest of the minor heirs Of Horato B.
Bowen late of Warren township in certain tract of land
situate in the township aforesaid bounded and described
follows Beginning at stake and stones in north line Of
Jacob D. Burbanks land and Of land OF Wm. Kin
r thence north 3' east IS 9l0 perches by land of
said knny to stake aud stones in centre of highway,
thence so east 10 perches along dhghway to spring
water thence north G7 east 2 peches to stake and
stones hcnce south 3 west 80 10 perches by land OF
VIM NJ Chafee to stake and stones, thence north $50
along the north line of j. ID. Burbanks land 33 2
perche to place OF egnning containing acres be the
same more or less.
ATSO-Another tract of land situate in the town
ship bounded follows Beginning in tue centre Of the
highway northeast of VIM. NJ ChaieeS shop thence by
the the road north eastery 10 rods the
of Calvin Dodge lot, thence north-westerly by the
said Dodges line the OF The mill road sixteen
rods thence south 200 west u rods to the centre of the
highway of the said Chafce's shop, thence east by
said highway II rods to the place OF beginning contain
ing acres, be the less, all of which the
said HoratiO r. Bowen died seized.
TERMS One half on confirmation Of sale, and balance
in one year with interest from confirmation of sale.
LUCINDA BOWEN, Guardian Of
Sarah \. Bowen, Cyrus +. Bowen Martha l.. Bowen.
Nav -, lS6g.
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n@ DEMOCRATIC CENTEAL COUNTY Cos

GeSr DEMOCRATTc CENTEAL COUNTY U0M
yITrrE-At the Democratic Convention he'd in To
wanda, Sd September, ElS6l-On motion OF F. SMITH
ESQ Of Troy the President directed to appoint
Central Standing Committee to act for the ensuing year
and until another chosen.
In pursuance of this authority, have appointed Fran
els Smith of Troy V. L. Piollet, of Wysox; John F.
Means. Towanda: Julius Rasse Windham ; John Bald.
win Pike; George Stevens Standing Stone; C. S. Ne
Kcan Burlington; n. Edminster, Athens; William Fl
Peck Troy borough John Salisbury, Springfield; G. H
TanIyke Ulster.
This Committee will NEE. at the Ward House. in To-
wanda Saturday, the 18th inst. at noon.
C.L.WARD. President
Towanda. June %, 1852. OF Convention.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-26

sez- RA1N.-The weather for the past week
has been decidedly cold and rainy On Tuesday and
Tuesday night it rained necessarily.
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Notice to Collectors.

VOU are hereby authorized to deduct five
Il per cent. from the State tax of every individual
who shall pay his her State and County Taxes in full
before the 2ls day jane next and the same shall
be allowed YOU in your settlement with the Treasurer
provided the same is by you paid into the County Treas
ury on or before the 26th and 27th days Of June next
BY order OF the Commissioners,
L. b. COOLBAUGH, Clerk.
Cnmnlissinner's Office. Anril 10. 1862.
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OHANG f OF TINE COMMENCING
" MONDAY, MAY 5 1862. Trains will leave Wa
very ut about the following hours, viz
WESTWARD BOUND. EASTWARD BOUND.
Buffalo Express. Ais NJ y. Y. Express. l.33 NJ
Night Express 3.lS NJ Night Express u Al \ NJ
Mail. 5.15 p y Steamboat EXpress5.OS NJ
Way ..9.l0 A NJ l50 p NJ
Way Freight ~ 9-2j A NJ Cincinnati Exprvss Il AM
Accommodation. .O7 Way Freight. $40 NJ
The Nigh Express--east and west-runs every day -
Cincinnati Express runs Sundays bnt docs not on
MONDAYS Night Express of Sundays through to
Buffalo but does no run Dunkirk. Mail remains
night at Emira. ~ .
CHA'S MINOT, Gent Sup't.
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FOR SALE.

A PAIR OF THREE YEAR OLD
n MULES, well broken, will be sold at bargain.
pome Nv % 1862 l.. D. PRINCE.
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E1STRAI-Camei into the enclosure of the
IL subscriber, on or about the % instant, YEARL-
ING BAY COLT. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty pay charges and take it away.
Orwell April 23 lSG2 AARON COLE.
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MfsreIlaMeous.

EIFTY FIRST RATE BUTTER FIR
Il K1NS, for sa at 65 cents piece. Also quaint
ty OF Tubs at is cents q piece at G. Fl. BRAKES
June IL. Garage Mandatory in Towanda.
nv DOL - FARMERS THIS WAY
w With your WOOL, for which the highest price in
CASH will be paid by W. A. ROCKWELL.
NOTICE-NOTICE is HEREBY CIV.
Ell that application will he made to his Excel
ency, Governor A. G. CURTIN for the pardon OF Mar
tin Love, now confined in the Jail Of Bradford county for
petty larceny. LEYOANY LOVE.
Columbia, May 2s 1862.
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T IST AND CLASSIFICATION Of the
~ Bankers in the County OF Bradford, for year 1862.
TOWANDA.
Lnporte, Mason & Co., s25 Pomeroy brothers, 25
B Russell 4 Co. 2jI
Notice is hereby given that an appeal will be held at
the Commissioners Office. in the borough OF Towanda, on
saturday the 2Nth day OF June Any feeling them
selves aggreved by the foregoing aDprisement at
tend if they see tit. D. NJ. BAILEY.
IrRavsvilie, MAY q 1862. Mer. Appraiser.
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The grapes OF our own country are quite dlstnct se'
cies from The wine Grape OF Europe, and usually
stronger growth with longer and entire foliage.
and in their native state with peculiar foxy odor ia
vor and more less hardness Of pulp these traits
however, disappear in process of cultivation and
have already obtained from the wild type varieties.
high quality and OF superior hardness and productive
ness in this northern climate among the best know
offer for sale at exceedingly low prices, all OF which
war trIlet tn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-26

HAUTION.-Where my i wifeSALY
OANN has left my bed and board without any just
cause or provocaticc | hereby forbid all persons.
harboring her on my account as will pay debts Of
her contracting after this date
Warren. April 80. lS62. HORACE ARNOLD.
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HARNESS. BaIDLES, TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS.&

and will make to order almost anything in this line.
We respectfully invite public attention TO our whole
stock in ii, various branches trusting that 10y strict
cntion to business and Jealous eXctions to supply the
wants OF community, we shall merit and receive fair
share of publ: patronage.
We are prepared make to order anyhing in line,
Also do all kinds Of repairing on very short notice
Eg- Cash paid Tor Sheep pelts. Hides and Skins.
J. u. HUMPHREY. Ita 3. BULL, j. f. DAYTON.
Towanda, prii %, iSG2.
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alsceIlame0us


GRAPE VINES, ROSES, VERBENAS,
" Daletias Peonies and Flower Pots, for sale at the
Garden of HARRY MIX.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Notico

"a is hereby given that all persons indebted to he
tate of l. II. STEPHENS, late of North Towanda decd
requested make payment without delay and those
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement JOHN MCMAHON, =
April iG lSG2. Administrator.
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A UDlTORS NOTICE.-In the matter of

q lUIlUhC No OL-LN tIE "tulIeT u
N the estate Of Iibia Budd dCcd.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned an Audi
tor appointed hy the said Court to distribute the monies
in the hands OF f. POmcroy Trustee raised by the sale
said dcceaent real estate will attend to the duties OF
his appointment at the Office of Parsons Carnachan in
Troy borough. Friday, June s, 1862 at clock, when
and where all persons having claims said monies must
present them else be forever debarred from the
W. II. CARNACHAN, Auditor.
Trnv Nay O. lSG-
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Is variety introduced By Capt Frazier of Philadelphia
from the Feiee Island large size and beautiful pink col
very firm in flesh and considered one of th est ey
Qr
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T IST AND CLASSIFICATION of per-
~ engaged in the sale of Nostrums, in the Coun-
ty OF Bradford, for the year 1862.
ATHENS. IF l. Ballard, 5
G. A Perkins, s. rOwASDA.
TROY. T Madill, 5
Gurnsey & Mitchell, 5H Porter. 8
I ISF AND CLASSIFICATION of the
IL Brewers and Distiers in the County of Bradford,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

The critics and the public are right in predicting that
inns VIII >upass. III graphic narrative exciting interest
ana extensive popularity all other histories OF the War
LOT The Mon It's theme will be the heroic daring pa
tct suffering and hair breadth escapes o: our soldier
ana sailors ana It's iucldents will form the theme OF con-
NtI>atu AT lnumerate reSideS for years to come Ii
VIII contain III addition TO its stirring Details the phio-
>ollta Analysis OF the Causes of the War; by JoHx Lo
IHR0P Motley, LII author Of THE Rise of the Dut,
Republic ETC. the dates OF all the important events
from The Johi Blown raid, and accurate and revised
account OF the principal battles, with engravings
one thrd the proceeds of all Subscriptions sent direct
10 Us Will be gwen ior the Relief Disabled Soldiers and
al persons who wish copy vi the work aud also 10 ben
cut Tue sv!erS should send their and address at
once Also any officer or private. person in any sec
tnA OF The country, having knowledge heroic act or
SURFING Incident y" Ill obige by sending account
Booksellers. Postmasters and Canvassinc Agents will
ne FURNISHED with Subscriptian Prospectus Oh appica-
ton 10 the Publishers. tf">"
u 4 liberal commission giren to soldiers
aes'rngto act as agents in taking subscip-
tons.
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FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

makers viii h. ho wish to buy Piano of the best
mi the nnrchs ~ now they handsome sum
20 PnIshsrs they address Piano. care JOY, Cor =
w. 1u'1Aasfs' Agents, New Yolk P. o. WIZ Z
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
I ASELL FEMLAE SEMINARY

This Institution begins its Fall Term on
Thursday, September II. 1t has been in opera
ton eleven years under the same Principal Its
Teachers are all of experience in their respective
departments.
Apply for catalogues and information to
q. w. BRIGGS, PRINCIPAL.
Auburndale. Mass. Aug 1862 Gil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
THE CALIFORNIAN.
Parsou BrownlOw to the Governors Of the
Loyal States.

The Governors of the loyal States have
been addressed by Parson Brownlow, the
sub,tance of whose letter is as follows:
81 propose that you, as governors OF the
loyal States, meet at some convenient point,
without delay, and, as the representatives of
your people, address yourselves, in unmstak-
able terms to the civil and military authorities
Of the United States. l will not say ,chat
YOU shall tell them, but l will, with all due
Difference to your superior abilities, suggest
few points that you might make, and forcibly
impress upon the minds Of our authorities:
Fust-Urge the government to draft,
without delay, half million Of men, in ad-
dition to the forces already in the field and in
camps Of instruction. And, upon the score
Of economy, apprise the government Of the
fact that it will require less money to furnish,
equip and sustain million for two years.
SecOnd-Enter your protest against every
other Brigadier and Major General in our ar
my being a candidate for the presidency dur
ing the existence of this war, and, as con-
sequence, shaping his course in that direc-
ton.
Thrd-Enter your most solemn protest a.
gainst one-half Of the members of the cabi-
net looking to the presidency, and shaping
their conduct of the war accordingly.
Fomth-Call upon the President, whose
honesty and patriotism do not question, to
reorganze his cabinet and the army, and to
place men at the heads of both who will not
study how to kill off leading rebels without
hurting them.
FHh-Advise the civil and military autho-
rites of the country, and the politicians to
cease this war upon the everlasting niger,
until we conquer their nhite masters and ar
rest the onward march Of their desperate and
arrogant owners. Meanwhile, let the negroes
be seized upon and urged in every way to
crush out this Internal rebellion.
StrM-Ad,ise your Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress-, and the members of
your State Legislatures, as we'll as the people
to cease to make efforts to revive and reor-
ganize oar msw party, to be hnoun as the UN-
CONDITIONAL UNION PARTY OF
AMERICA.
Serenth-Let the Government and army
know what they seem never to have learned
that is to say, that the rebels are ma
fighting with desperation and still never
surpassed by any people on earth while we,
who have noble army of brave men, with
money, credit, all else necessary, and truth on
our side are divided and distracted
We are tolerating traitors and tories in our
midst!
EigMh-lnform our Government and
people that our ship of State is now in a hea-
Wy sea, and that at no period since the rebel
lion broke out has so deep depression fallen
upon the hearts of loyal citizens"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

Col BROADHEAD'S LETTER-The letter
written by Col Broadhead of Michigan, on
the battle field of Bull Run just before his
death, which has been so much noticed, is as
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

Eighh-lntorm our Government and
people that our ship of State is now in hea-
Wy sea, and that at no period since the rebel
lion broke out has so deep depression fallen
upon the hearts of loyal citizens
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St. Johnsbury Business Directory

St. Johnsbury Business Directory
WIN. H. HORTON.
MERCHANT TAILOR and dealer in Gents Fur
hlsnlng Goods Railroad street
THERON WARD,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY.
ONCE over NJ Towards Book Store opposite the
Bank, ST JoHSsBUY,Nr. e9-l3vl
HOYT & GREEN,
DRUGGISTS and dealers in Paints, Oils, and yarnshes.
Railroad street.
H. H. WTON,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Office opposite BANK Main street.
III. c. DICKINSON,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE.
Buffers Building Railroad street.
H. X. WIN,
Dealer in STOVES, TIN WARE. WOODEN & GLASS
Ware, Eastern Avenue.
1. ARMING TON,
Manufacturer & Dealer in Furniture and Chairs,
ST Johnsbury Centre.
II. T'RIISCOTT,
LIVERY STABLE. Passengers carried to and from the
Stable Central street, ST Johnsbury House
:. NEWELL, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND RECON,
Office over Towards Bookstore, opposite Bank.
l. ID. kILBOURNE, ID. ID. $.
DENTAL SURGEON,
Office, Corner Main and Central streets.
A. J. WILL ARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Agent for the Vi. Mutual Fire Insurance Co
+. NJ. HOW RID,
WATCHES, JEwELRY, BOOKS, STATIONERY AND
! FANCY GOODS.
Opposite Bank Main street.
/ JOHN BACON, I'd, Il co.
DEALERS n HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL.
st. Johlsbury Centre, VT.
j. ROSS,
ATTORNEY: COUNSELLOR SOLICITOR.
Office over +. Jewett's.
Miss Z. NIcDOUGALL,
Dealer in
MILLINERY & DRY GOODS.
Opposite CALIFORNIAN Office.
! F.. Ii. GAGE, ARTIST,
AT ST. JOHNSBURY PORTRAIT GALLERY
Ambrotypes, MelainOtypes, ami litesze Photographs
Better and cheaper than elsewhere.
! GEO. $. SHAW,
ms RA NICE GENT,
Office with j. Ross. Jewetts Building
MINER Il UNDERWOOD,
! PAINTERS, GRAINERs PAPER HANGERS,
Shop opposite Binghams Drug Store.
GEORGE ALDRICH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE,
Railroad street.
N. b. LINT,
Manufacturer of HARNESSES, etc.
/ Opposite Passumpsic House, Railroad street
c. C. HILOS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AND
PLATED WARE sPEcrAcLEs. BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
! GOODS, TOYS. &C.
Repairing and engraving done with elegance and prompt
ness. Opposite Post Office, Main street
DANIELS & COOK.
MEAT AND PROVISION MARKET,
Opp PasSumpsic House, Railroad street.
MUTT & NJ ASON,
FILE MANUFACTURERS, STEAM MILLS.
Opposite Passenger Depot
L. .JEWETT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CROCkERY HARDWARE
BOOTS AND SHOES GROCERIES. OILS, PAINTS, &C.
Main Street.
MISS T.. IL. LANG,
MILLINER. Opposite the St Jolrsbury House. Main ST
ii. II. PADDOCK,
ATTORNEY A
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LE"lS SlLBI'S ESTATE
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Our Special Correspondence.
Our Albany Correspondence More City
Railrond Plots The New City Charter
History Of tho Health Bill The sale OF
Fruit-DeInil- of the BiI for it- Rcaula-
Iion-Ac Ar



ALBANY, Feb. Z, 1862.
With the next orler Of introduction Of bills,
"a tie Assembly, is expected a Lat,l y City RAJ.
road bills, and among them BrnadWay, Spring sireet
aud several othor4, in the city Of Nv York ~,
that by next week, Ihe railroad wll lave begun
in earnest. 1t is confidently asserted by the proiec-
tlrs of these schtmts, that they be ucsossf lily
carried through tho Legislature this sesr'' IN, and
thoy are maIsnaiiiug all their forces 10 secure that
end. "A soou rs these bills are utroiucod, wiz
lay them beture the readers u the ors IN detail.
The new City Charter IL here awaiting ntroduc,
tiou, and viii probably be put ln today, when wi,
send statement Of It's principal features ~ tha,
your readers may learn the reforms projected by
Mayor Opdykc for their benefit. II Is under TODD
that the leading reforms u this proposed chartet
wore i,r,suado",d In the Mayors Message to the
Common Council.
TNcII 40. Ba! a itpt before uo Senate = M
uitt,s ca q n.u.rnr aid Navigation, has tcrru.-
mated, and vii result iu tue C,.nm,ttec reporting
Heath Ri. probably .orppun.t,e he,wsou the
"Hrtrput,n" and 'Dsprurnr >" tie twp r,,'
schemes of u'.dth rctrm r,poreI Gn. the , ty Of
New Hrk, TIE Metropolitan nil PROPOSE a .aui.
to.y sapuF,r.nu OF New -. CIT, KuH and
T., Lu.rd Couulias, aud the adj .eut waters tax
ius ia u Wuu QauptIue IS stem, and incl T.
it-s stre,t c.o-nin under INT Board Of IIc, ia,
upon basis o' representation aud expense similar
T. that OF the present ctissu, Metropolitan Police
| systom 0! the gty o. New york. The officer, under
the MetroPA.tsn system are T. be appointed ~ the
Govern " the hgtc, except the Mayors Of tie
cities u New York and Br.ok yn aud the pres ding
officers Of TIE B,ari Of Supervisors of Richmond
n,unty, who are 70 be ez-olicio members Of tie
Board Of Heath, AMI the ohoers are liable to reno
va N tie same manner ~ sncr,nr. Tho metropolis
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DRESS.

An IMPORTANT ASHoUNCEMLNr-
the OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT
RgTAHIIHuHD u 1854.
CHATHAM STREET, 100, corner Of Pear. street,
Fine White Shirts, Linen Collars and BJsoms,
For ~ Cents
For 1901
For 25,!
tOr LOO !lll
For 10 l!li!
For !il!ll
Shirts made n order and WARRA ANTED TO FIT
UndetsA4rt4, Drawers, ana Ha.fIllss
in Silk, VOL. MerinO and Cotton,
FlTemeu's Shl rita, Travelling Shirts,
Army and Navy SHIFTS ~ every description
SusPenders, Neck Ties and Cloves
in every variety
A large ssS, rtInent ~
W,s'eu Jackets alw,ys ol hand
Romem' rtto No, 100 CHATHAM STREET
10 94ag'll5 corner Of Pear! 4treaI
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rrnvtstuss. Z "g. S1rs Od Moss. sis nas
-" a. now rurNs ~ Co,t'. Prime do, 3 sNas sSi
Gty rume mes, ti3sIg 80. Dressed weaHs
b"vr - J. g. Cty curei do, AZ B..s oJtms-I
r.H., sht bl lmr do, SlaEl 80. Rspaoksl
N'-~r7i. ainls H'ef Hams, St5 5Oaif % b.
#,n, rdrt .,uy Lear o., fnurt clear, IN HAn,s
%. sHnu.i'rt SaiN Laui No. 1, INA TsSul
Kat, k,ui'rri, - Kegs, So. Ohio Butssrs
lllh3 Sr'", iGis. CNeose, Ohio, ~ Nc. s.sass
on,u
p,tu,, 6ae. C.iu.tla, l,iH.
H. K,tta, ~ rlrs Land, 5Oai.
SnNr-Casti.s n-V 10.
SriHits-5sleN Rr'te.'o Brandy, 81 b0.s TO- GA
uao, SIa ~. Gtn, yLnbL 70. u. UrolE RanI
VI ubu Is. Whlskey, 2Ia2aHc.
bUGAk--FAir b. gOsd refining, TEaIX: bmAHl
sale' Cubs I4asS BarhsioeA az Now Or
Leans. pk +. Koo, ISk Siam, sS son ysios
rchnei, 9halok sln white, 10 salOH: powdsrua.
loaail. BtnArts na', ic culthed, iOEs llO arula
=, WI .te A, luL. yellow, o.
TNIfow--prno city w.. Wetarn, bbs., D.
TNrocA--k. ~ i-2.
rh-SVeulpty W demand. Ankrt, 40.5O; ConRQ
O liur..., 6CaGS. Congo, Y. Tyson. UagO,
TiT S,es straits, y Banca, SOh .36 pAAAo
Ia \, f'O,tiD 20.
ToEAoou--S,le, Koutur ~ a,l5.
WHALAi.,SA--OlDo,ik, T5c, South scA, 81. ArSas,
y.
woot.-SLes aeeres, 6Oaha pulled, t6A4s -
Ind 4, %. Mediterranean, 3JA3T.
FWEl1lrTa are lower. Flour /, Liverpool. a.
wheat, So, ST. ,'f bags Corn In ship's, 7. ~
bulk, 7. t. Lonalu, f1ur ss,; Wheat N shlps
bags, iOi.
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rEBf.ICATlONs, &C!

r,IF sI,S,, MAP OF TIE SOUTHERN
~ TATeS.
Ia,o cons, an, demand f,r copies OF tho cnmpleta
d,u of An. s,utbern states II, wing the Rail
( igds, County Towns, Stlta Capitals snd common
ODDS, " lu the whole coast from Delaware W T"r rA5,
.ondug tn lIarlors Inle's, Forts and positiors
tue Rn. nd. .i.ug Slipsl which was presented t.
., the printing ~ a new clifton ON THICK PA
'FR ~ mop more useful and reliable than thi
Ic aa been puhis' ed since the commencement
3. tho r,nelit. Iutn Il may he clearly tr.rNl th =
'novcmcnLa of a.. the expeditions both by ssa ami
and. -
now READY.
Pice, n IN, . cents coiorci, cents.
Office, corner Nassau and Fulton streets.
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GROCERIEs.

FLOUR FLOUR LOOK AT THE Prices
--G"od -four for s6,qo; extra $3.50; double extra
81; al Of superior quality, delivered. Come ons,
come al. Ii. +. COY LES cheap stores, l3t Sno
1876 Myrtle Ave, near Gold n, brooklyn, Il9 A'l@
Dgar, dried spPles, and extra qualify potatoes, Tor
sale "a low prices. Gusds delivered in any psrt OF
the city. Private families pruinptly atteAdsi e..
HYDK-& co, tO4 Greenwich st. is 24s 'i03
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FIJRS.
TrENTON LADIES

"A FCR5 FLkS ~ rUR5l
The old sss,.4tshod Nsw Gors Fur hNnahA,tur-
~ Co., Depot . Chatham ~, o'sr Brenter induce
n,suts III "a ever. NlW 10 the time o. get your win
tor suits Tor About AL' tie dsuS' prico. We have
lArEs, irsi Iua the btaI selected aock oi furs 70
be Luud. a. th0 fA,Siug very Low rste4
Water MINK. Cars, hIs and CufN - ~; Water
Miux, ful y Cape, Mug aud Cud, SO hNr4n
MINK, y Cara NIh and CutN SO ~ FIen1E
Mink, Cap. Muh and CudN 81 " 8l0 French
French Saba Cape Muf And CufN 81 " $40
French Mink MudS 81 ~ 81 Water Mink hudA
81 70 &3 French sable MJHs, 81 ~ SS 90 Water
AAd French MUM, French sable and American fit0n
and Rock MVt,p y Clpcs, ~ T. tTH viotorines 81
o. s. salle, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin. MAX
Martin, Bypok hink and Grey 5itsrtA Bgurra
equally Al low. lArge variety ~ ChL Irenb ancy
F,irs. Row York Fur Manufacturing Co., dep1,
80 Chatham 81. Cleaning, repairing and altering
naatlY in1a FLKNINo, AaSAger. jalt S4ao'i0i