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BY PETER PUNEVER.


The ferry boat approached the wharf,
A cat seen by the skippers,
Began to pur around the slip
Yet not around the slippers
Behold the type of innocence
That skips across the green,
You know full well a lamb is meant
Yet no lam(m)ent, ween.
0, he was such jolly chap,
The owner Cf the hall;
He was not one who bawls aloud
Yet he allowed the ball.
Collectors dodge our footsteps round,
And set us i'll at ease;
Though for our lands they seize the tax
They cannot tax the seas
A roofer once was sOrely pressed
When bills came pouring in;
For though the chap could tin the plank
He couldn't ''plank the tin p
A gambler at the point of death,
This sober moral shows,
However well he throws the die
He dies with awful throes
The felon who escapes from Jail,
In this you must agree
By accident may flee cell
Yet never sell flea
A chimney-swecp his insults base
On Biddy gan to heap
When she who used to sweep the floor
Turned round to floor the sweep
A quack once saw a vision rise
Which held him in obeisance;
Not" Patience on Monument
But monuments DER patients!
A king marched up hill, then down,
And loud his troops complained;
No victory won he nigh hill
Nj hility was gained
We gaze upon the world, and shout,
Will wonders never cease?"
We seize pig and grease its tale
Yet see no tale of Greece
When dogs set up an awful howl,
Cane nire of cannes vicious
No sorry ours with cursory looks
OF peace will dare to dish us
Like Walton, angle in the brook,
Not like pack of ninnies-
And what you there descry may be
fn-yet not FINS.
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HENRY 7, w

EORWARDING AND CONN ISSION Merchant,
L Front street. Portland, Oregon
Importer and dealer in Eastern Wagon Timber,
Hubs ,SpOkes, FellOes, &c.
Also on hand and for sale a General Assortment
of Oregon Produce.
constant supply of the Celebrated Standard
Mills Flour on hand and for sale in lots to suit.
1y
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DENTISTRY

OHARLES HERZOG PRACTICAL DENTIST,
j has recently received a new set of Instruments,
and Dentistry material and now feels well assured
that he can give better satisfaction than to those
who may patronze him. Charges moderate, and all
work warranted.
Office 4th door above the Union Hotel, Main street,
WoIIa Wo1lo DIV
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But it was so. The firm of Gerald, Gerald &
Co. had been swinded
old Hoss YOU'RE too Late


old Hoss You're too Late
This is great country for jokes, and we have
just heard one that is too good to keep:
"Early this morning there were added to our
company of travellers, pair who looked like run
aways the gentleman was tall raw boned speci-
men of half horse and half alligator class, and
the lady fair match for him. Among the pass
engers from Napoleon was solemn looking gen
tleman, who had all along been taken for a
preacher. About nine o'clock last night I was
conversing with the reverend gentleman, when
a young man stepped up. ard addressing him, re-
marked:
Were going to have wedding and would like
you to ofiicate.'
All right, sir he replied, laughingly, and we
stepped to the ladies cabin, where sure enough
the couple stood waiting. There had been some
kissing games and several mock marriages gone
through with during the evening, and supposed
this was only a continuation of the sport; and so
thought the preacher who l could see had
good deal of humor in him, and was inclined TO
promote general good feeling and amusement
The couple stood before him, "a good deal more
solemn than was necessary in a mock marriage,
thought) and the preacher asked the necessary
questions, and then proceeded in the usual way,
announced them as husband and wife There
was good deal offun afterwards, and when it was
over, left the cabin, and so did the preacher, who
rlrodf fO hat bo 4 81
people enjoying themselves, and took good deal
of pleasure in contributing to their fun; but he did
not understand why they should select him to act
as the preacher
Just then some one called me aside, and the
old gentleman stepped into the state room, which
was next to mine. When l returned, the door
stood open, and the 'prescher' stood Just inside.
with his coat and vest off, and one boot in his
hand, talking with the gentleman who had played
the attendant and who, as I came up remarked
well, that is the case it is a good joke, for they
are in dead earnest, and have retired to the same
state-room. The old gentlemsp raised both hands
as he exclaimed:
Good heavens, you don't tell me SO ? and rush
lHS JUST as ne was, OOOl III uauu, 10 Ine Sateroom
indicated, commenced an assault on the door as if
he would batter it down, exclaming at each
lick:
For heavens sake don't, don't amt
preacher!
The whole cabin was aroused by this time, and
hundred eyes were eagerly peering in the direc-
ton of the frantic preacher when the door open
ed, and the 'Arkansaw traveller, poking out his
head, cOOlly remarked, old boss, you're 100
late
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]. w. COOK.

MANUFAC CTURER and Wholesale and Retail
WI Dealer in Tents, Awnings Wagon Covers,
Ceilings and Sacks Portland, Oregon
Tents, Awnings, and Wagon Covers, made to
order
Flour and Grain Sacks constantly on hand and
made to order
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
All orders made returnable by the first conveyance.
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DIR. BOATMAN,
g. ODELL.

O. HUMAsoN. JAS. A. oDELL.
A TTORNIES AND COUNSEIORS AT LAW,
N Dales, Oregon.
Prompt attention given to collections and other
business placed in their hands.
March 20, 1862 15ly
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"Y-ou've made mistake sir stammered the
duped clerk; ''my name is not Dorival."
"Your name is Jules Dorival, late of the Frank
fort Bank. Here is a description of your appear
snce. Have you not an egg-sbaped mole below
the left carp There it is" said Gerald, raising
the hair at the wondering ex-clerk "and here is
list of the bills you desired me to discount Is it
not so ?'
The stern unAinching manner of his accuser,
the suddenness of the charge, and q guilty con-
science were too much; and after feeble attempt
to stammer out denial, was interrupted by Mr.
Geralds taking up bell and adding;
81 have but to ring this, and an officer Of JUS
tice will appear
Jules Dorval admitted all, and produced the
missing documents pleading for mercy.
When he had delivered them all (and there
were more than the advertised number the bank
er added:
at is well for you that have not the absolute
power of showing or Withholding mercy from you;
aud is little credit to the house of Doryal that
you are to go at large. Are you willing to go to
AustraiaP"
Il will go anywhere to hide my disgrace"
"Then be ready by tomorrow, and by your too
lenient, unjust uncle's command. which it does
not suit me to disobey, you will go free, and with
four hundred pounds. But if you are found here
longer than necessary for an outfit, you will yet
be prosecuted Tomorrow, when I have gone
through these bills, present that order at the
counter yonder, and you will have the money
Now begone."
He was about to reply, but the unwaveiing,
frownng face of Mr.. Gerald made him glad to
pass through the open door without word.
That night the recovered bills were sent off to
NJ. Dorival, with an exact account of TIE entire
affair from Mr. Gerad's own pen, and strong
reproof against this "mistaken generosity" as he
chose to term it. That night, too, after bank
hours, Mr.. Gerald received note, the contents of
which were as follows;
"SIR-There is a vessel starting for Australia
to- omorrow, and by travelling tonight, may go
with her; therefore, if you can pay me will call
tonight. Oh believe it was my first crime, and
long to hide its remembrance forever by minglng
honorably in the work of new world. If you
mention me to my uncle, say that l shall always
pray God to bless him for his kindliness and for
gveness of me, though feel unworthy of it.
Your remorsefully. "JULEs DoRIyAL.'
Mr.. Gerald dispatched an answer to say he
might have it, and an hour after paid the sum into
his hands. He seemed so thoroughly repentant
that Mr.. Gerald was induced to think less hardly
of Dorvals overlooking H. and giving him a start
in the world.
By return of mail came back the bills and a
letter of inquiry from DOrival We shall best
explain its import by an extract:
we know nothing of these bills-they are
forgeres-and cannot understand your letter.
No clerk of ours has absconded. We never had
one who bore the name of Dorival. You seem to
answer a letter we did not write, and also we fear
to Lave paid on advice of the forged letter the
sum of four hundred pounds. We can only
hope it is not so, Yours,
NJ DORIvAL."
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City Brewery and Bakery.

H MEYER, Manufacturer and Wholesale and re-
EAe tail dealer IN Lager Beer; Bread, Butter, Wa
ter, Boston, Sugar, and Soda Crackers Pilot Bread,
Fruits, Vegetables and Wines and Liquors
Main street. Walla Waa, at the sign of Bakery"
a few doors below Kyger & Reese's lily
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SCARCITY OF CHANGE.-"Can' t change a green
back, eh ? Well. Pm glad of that I've had
thirty-six drinks on it in three days and it NAV
stand good deal of wear and tear yeti !"
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A LITTLE boy asked his mother what blood
relations meant She explained to him that it
slgnifed near relatives, ETC. After thinking
moment, he said. Then, you are the bloodiest
relation I've gott
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AvoD THEM.-Profane language is abominable.
Loud laughing is impolite. Inquisitiveness is Of
fensive. Tattling is mean. Telling lies is con-,
temptible Sandering is devilish Ignorance is.
disgraccful and laziness is shameful. Avoid all
the above vices, and aim at usefulness. Never
be ashamed of honest labor Pride is curse
Keep good company
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IMPROVED METHoD.-"O, papa, Doctor March
had such hard work to pull mas tooth out.n-
"Had he, my na" ayes. I see him try first with
his pincers then he put his mouth right close to,
mothers, and pulled it out with his teeth,p
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| 1853.
| S6::}S.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Mf D A.. connections. forms

NJ +
vi L.. connections. ioruis -
THE SHORTEST AND QUICK ksf ROUTE
FRcv hHw-NoSK TO rHS u NcifAL " s SL oit's
''' Nes-Jsssey sud Cancer and Ameoy linc ,r,,,,
Al. rgRotlGH TRAINS ron rlr WEST by Tuls
KoulE LEAy W sEwf tsSp Fh sr TIE
Py way Of Phi stclFh. t,e 7, ''tinr s'e1ge's 80.
yok at ~. lime As o'hrr Ionies' e'en'o. f's'
AZ D. m cue hort later than otlsr hles, ,.,-,n
Bv way OF AnsEt,wn evening passenger - y 49,,
80, ater Al AZ the Northern lines, and ny ooth ioa'S
suiy. At ths .ano ,ime Northern his' IN %
mint. In the No..h.Ws at, Crstine, indi"nspo" 90
- Iouis Cleveland Columbus Ilneiansp ana All ''~~
nort. Vest with ever changes Of es'' pspsdnh. &c
fs'r.pins Cars without change run mou ~ ~, 49, -
pt,oarrh $50 mites and Newi ORR TO Pi''oa's' Wv miles
smoktut aud Saloon cara Oh al s1~
80 tie san. IS other reates ,n
pssgn,, rhsckei through. 1Tshsielt s.o
Secure Tickets. good e9dl u 81, ~ ATioSs
m, p.n,syl,,nl. Central Company runs an EnlgN
nDnoda'i ion Line VII eh sHorts comi,rtsnle hy~e
i 70 psrtiss me- owing westward. at one-hah 'hs u'a
OF fare. ERrIaUTs
H. i, rens Nei1h.s Of all cesct lions Gao b iofwAus
Ia "a ffon any POINT the Railroads Of ONO, hrh,0N
-. Ilpoi. Miscousin. Iowa. Missouri by hAlS
ROAD DIKECr suy port on tho nasiga5e ves Oh '''
N.st by steaarp tom Pittsburgh. -, Nth,
h. r,te. oil Freight to aud nom any point In the
die Ponnsyvania Central Railroad ~ all times w.
as IN. charged by KHifoad CoUpanes 80,
shippers intrusing TIE transportation Of their rrs ~
Company can fsy "''n , TSrHI sToS X w.
Farmers ard Dealers IN Live Stock Will ~" - .nur
vantsge0us rooto, Capscious Yards ~e" sa an al, zoe
va y, A. Sysry attention paid to Their wants
Ien u,rrisbur. n.r. vii he found every .nes 70.
feeding and resting choice 10 oheie5 o. sn1 rtrrS
puIk' Nj ,V.YOAk aud BALTIMORE MAhhcio' ,r,..
j. l. ELIIOTr, Passenssr Agent, NO. A''o '''u''
No | l,tor. isnse. ard No. sonih W iiS "
MCDONALD BIScHoFF' E~Ssn', batter
cNocY LEWIS G,psrA Superintendent AlissaA
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Financial.
dividend NOTICE.
PARTICIPATING INSURANCE."
brFit r. wv Inrs
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co.,
~. tHD.DWAH.

wv TTft
CONTIAENTAL INSURANCE Co.,
No. ICs BROADWAY. - 49,. M,
CASH CAPITAL tsl paid S3pD,Vuv w
SURPLUS July 1893. s.c,..S ~
KEw.Yoss, July g. 1903.
e. Tno Directors Of this Company have iLs Gay de-
Glazed - - 1900,
A DIVIDEND OF FIFTY PER CENT
eus1ners upon the p'emiums earned during N" yesr
ending .' az poi;-s -nng the holders TO par
cp-fs In profits o. the Company business and soap
will b. ISSUED 10Th day Of september 10 Pocy Hold
Tor tie rnoun which they respectively entitled
An ISTE>iEjr DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT on sll
4ndipg Scdp, payable cash tue 10th day Of sep
tomDerhext.
Also,
4 semi. snnual CASH DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER
Cent upon tine ceoitaI the Company, payable to Tho
Their legJ representative. and alter Mon
day i3th LIT.
The Scp Tran.f. Books will be closed tho hrst to
the lOib VI 81 piembcr
H. II. LAMPORr.
Secretary.
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& YEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARhAEGf IEST.
COMMENCING JULY '. 1904
Pasreaser Station In Ne vYosk 27lhst and ,t ~.
kntta, e " -lths-
TRMNs LEAYF NEM-YoRK.

TRAINS Lave NEN bfNh'
ror ssw.H .vst, :, lEI.l. IL ~ a. nj l2ls ttrb
. e. (Exl. - 2. o rnt g. - -.
(.Sl 5 e. b.J' nd ?. u. - -.
~ Aii.ora ari T,tf3ri : li.9)s M s5y, 80 D. n
io t4r.-i S.s'lDuT; aal Nes'9or, II - a. IN ~
Fos ssr~as. q 9so. ll.so nj l2.is E1l a'0 9Th
20 Dsr.en "a C s,uwi-h 2 $50. il:0 m $50 40,
s. 49, -. -.
NrN q. $50. 80 m -. 49,.
70. ior ans int-Imetilto stations Z S3li lIp
N. r. 81. 81. IS ? m.
F.r for, Che.'~f .rt Nav Rocheie, m.
CpN$kDflNS TRAINS
Ter s,',ou, rsh "a. d. m tx ~ tEI-s sP N
r Ls.tci. "a Sbor- Zoe lyl5 Tx J. p m. -.
Tor hsuif- 40 spnn,t-!d. a N. ttHh iLS 20
Fot Cennscaert av,r Railroad % Mont.el. g lEIl.
Il. D. OIL. ID. a. -.f D.. 80 NOI.ha ul1tpn.
For Hartford. rrsylcues aoA ri'hiii Railroad, s(EL,,
Il. 20 49,, -.
a. a.. a IS $50, p. NJ. =.
Eor C.g,l lal -oCA u IS p "a. 10 Northampton
F,r nou.at me- RAILROAD L IL. 30 :. In tsNer NJ
f.. N.!t..-.. D. Co.,. uf.ay- 70 tlst h-!d.
For Nsar'u-l Nnroij, So. Il 80 p
Tor Dan5lry IA Norw-4s Ral'otd, J a m % o. N.
odiou, slrcplrs Gers iachrd 20 ?. IA. Iisin
JAMES a.. EOig Superintendent
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Tinanlial.

Us,rKp STATES TREssusr, NEwfoRK. Aug. 10, 1863.
NOTICE.-Parties holding thirty (J) or more
Bond. maturn. the 18th ns requested to hand .hom
Ia. with sch, dues any time before that dse.
Holder. avaiins ol the above will have their
Coupon. crsnined snd checks given FOR tbeu tie 18Th
inst, after o'clock, p. III.
Blank Schedules will be furnished upon spplcs ion at the
ip,..e., dess Of tbs Office. JOHN J. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer
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EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A frat
ela.. ,t.uref will .av- Aow-Nofk the -. 18Th al
I'D ,srh month, % h@a those dates itl On IN
DAY wien ne Gay Of tspn,sfe VIII De tie hoNpAf H.
i0wus 30 ~
Iorfe,b. OF passage apply a. he Srly Office 10 Bowl
Irs-sfecn. ~ D. AhbDN' As'"''
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NTEW.YORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY

NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ RAILROAD.-TTlils viii cave s6thst Depo.-foi Al
bay 1889 a ~. stopping a, Niliamsendse. w ie
., Bedford Croi0n FSs snt ,tations rotth - hoany,
c,ru,cs With CerrA aud Northern Nshfosd Tor statoss
.rl ali a, mo.tl sud west; TT Groom Fals ED IN
and o. b.. TIE y. IA tram viii run Saturdays ony
-.unug -svcs Groom rails > ~ - ~ on roadsy- rei
We. t1,t-s g.is "a los 2:e0 40 and ~ sac
C.is p ~ frou whe-,t Dept for msondseI3ila
10 IN ?3f 4:le 3 g. OBS I'D 6tN 2. NJ Nroten fsss
yVhi P.r. aud Minemsbridgo trains stop Of ell stAonA
FoT Dsyef Plain. D. n. - ppiag ~ White Pains and SO
ous north g. Dover. Eturuit ea'r Aoany 81 ".iv M
o. s-u., ~ Northern md W-serr TfaIs. 'topns - =,
,,ation. fon Chatham Croton Falls also at BEDFORD
Vtie P.ius and WAL ,asbidsc, Dover pain' $50 a.
s,o,ne :. IN stations aor gftnl 81 bite PlsLs Sso1's
"a. No.; White Psies tlo T. 20 N, l2J9 $50 ~.
Nii shride. 5J1s srs 0' ~ Ctoton rAlf W ni1s
pli. and Nuansbrdle nai.s stop ri AL sattins sunday
Eyerr,iou rrsin. II Hall For Cotton rsls o.l' r.
s,,ns ., Al Ssiionse.cept NolkviAe tor Nn.m'oriar
s.Is' IA 20 :, u 9 80 aId a.. Fer "hiie f1aus
M WI ian - ifs AMI Wine Hin- srsin' stop 81 an , 90.
IT,. Rstsrnirg lsne White Nis.ls o;lo N. "iM.ue
bds.C:i9 lU.aj M 1850 3;iV S.sO ana p m stoppnt
AZ III steiicps Cra,on F,ls5 p stopping q al S1-n0"
/ north OF and at Wiismsb'idg- - ,,,, , ,,.,
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CCVTNECTAnY AND CATsKILL RAIL.

~ .NN l. =
y ROAD --Sots IL hereby g,su tii b7oia ~ suDsrrp.
tto g. ths eapitr. rocs of to -rle sciy ari tsssl
Eat,.i vii te .prrsd a. ths ote - a.. - frHEuffs
51as 49, FrcLsnso r..cs, 20" lolk. 81 III hpDA1,
Aus.si U.s. ord Hl un sLIDtib 7, als at
y2G Tho Company llT olsaulssa u1i-I tho srlrr ~
Of If.A The mtai 10000. Saartf rlln fai lu
cent paid ia. Lus Of subsrrOIug thc ro1stlnDn
o. road e. he nnslccs uuH the sLlif- cprM
STOCK IL sulfcf bed. The 81 s.ock "a be suDs,t
u a.. ely II New.l oh d. GU0. H. Cfsa 'gcets 4
.ul.t rrt1n Leyond Ae car1i tn b The disfrtuYn will
be ut6 r0a suong all he uc.cu1"f. tn. IOsf con'
naes With tAo trWl ora tsnifs hlf0sd scnrns,ta
dy Gtd iunt thence 20 taiailN. loaY iuc. in d.cef
O. .r loo yitL .snsi4h.y ossy ua'r. TOE snsits in
d,+ncs from Srher.c adf % Iass between tnll fp.e
ana mat via Albany. tweivo mtcs ~ Ial and i~cp
~ o., canal sl greater tuyiA. in dune ard facility
% By HNaIl- Tho nr1Lyeenc sn1 ooinlfoh
Of tls 0saicqgh aai ~ locss. lice 81 swim al iof
stssners VIII meet Tho - taits nrAig ttt its-s-e
nom tD.t place Now You ays houf. Bcsde af-o
proportion of tho .thve sni light OF to how Oh C'nfa
n vi. stivc tho tieve ami rgt b ths h"ary hrJ
Sns4uehlnnah Railroad b. b. ntoas-oa sen miles below
sot0Hecsdy i will receive toe accunulicn' OF reg snd
passengers w- fflm railway ..ne. rrenis T. A.sr LIe
north nom Lake CE.np ain Canada lnd snl4i "a, md
s0u.l clrtp ss afti y. ohe buhdict nnc Ten n's
with amye der q water and wholly nee IRON o. suooh
al by conjunction q only To- plrs OF u.tt 90 one
most economical rqutas Known in to history Of Anne
T1lpsla .! the tleecl cO4s-u '4 tn psd, fe
it. large polti, doubt need be 'uctn-d 'e't ci e
Tctpon bf snd cxpT'uee ottf 90 con- ee tLo double
/ tIacx rolling ttOek, fsAoss ~, WITHIN he capital
J.. u. IAaifBkbL, ffeSidanl
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Menu publications.
T,HE LIFE OF VICTOR HUGO.
vCHE INTERNATIONALLY MARGARET,

4 QUEEN OF NAVARRE-Fu ~ translated fsom q
ss,r COPY OF the original work This is the richest eet
e b. found ia Ere ella literature jus, published IL very
as. volume OF 80 pages. cloth gilt, with twelve pictorial
Illustrations for 81 2J 6y mail. carefully sealed ON i'm
poftinent curiosy, IL 80 CALVIN BLANC HARD, Pub
6shel, No 81 Ann-st
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NvEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHlA sd he SOU al aud " EST. yis JER-
SLY CIIY.-MA sn4 kxpress Lines leave Aewfork a.
snd 10 a NJ g. 100 snd ii:3i p F,re 81 IhF58ss
ba..s,s ehscksi all saI ~ Il. aeG cad ll;so ~
ior WasAnnsn al 81 sud q m. Tor the West
J. W WOOpRrFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bsgssgs viii eeyed ios trains unless dell'srs<
Il minutes Of the time Q. ieasir.
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NOUNG LADIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y FOR sALE-T8c sfge and oommodiols new bu.id'
Ia. IN tso Tom Of Somels Wessaes'eI 'ousty ~ n,s
IN YORK Cry c3nt41ins some Thirty odd rooms we.
fa..tea ior YOCSd LADIES' BOAhDiNOsI n.dOL,
l. oAefod b. tie pc 1cio- on essy trTfas
inc location Of the hosithie "a o.. country sooty
stfui and only 1. miles hoa. the Harlem RsTosd Poe.
Office Telegraph S'as'oa; fpi-oopai and rrs.bytshan
CLuscae', w.tEn i've niuirs wax. osautfu orchard,
together with lye 70 ten oi land viii be sod vim te
bvding btT softh@r PARTICULAR spry 70 j. B fOU"O,
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Oyyicr % rnH asCtafTr FlEH tss AsNcH 60,
10. 81 Pta,-.f sE~.4 oaE. AS. % 4-ei
TIVE DIhECiOhS OF Ills COMPANY
X nave .bls Gsy os,.ffsls
SCRIP DIVIDEND
FIFTY-FlVE PR CFNr
ths esrtet premiums ~ plti nstrs l-r', NJ GER
iacaes fog a.cl s Isa1y is delivery tls 80 o.
OosS5eg pcHt
tffn
~ INTEREST ulrlUl $50 OF SIX IEA CEhF
Or outsitratg s..ir. ptysl.e To- ca'h ol ds.ai7L
Afsl
CASH Dividend us s.vIs rrh CrNr
tie csai;sl ..oe- " e e7 i-y, tIfas g. 'toi'fs
y dr tII
All she above di,d.ud are ne, from O.,efri4eat
by eit.f,
uCl1AD l. H4YDOCA,
scIs'srT.
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rVHOsE EXQUISITE BOOKS WITH FINE

Il STEEL bNjRANlNGS--rot particulars inquire at
the oiee OF publication No 80 Ana ST.. New-lofk CALVIN
BLANC Keeps that place. IL Is the shortest route
on " ast to the CITY Catalogue eTatis by mail n
oIose euvelopesl. cents
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ONG lS.AND EAILROAD--INCREAS

Z CNi Island EAILhOAD--INCil 4..tSLD
Z ! AC iDua TO- I'VE JsG1sssio 49, ioos 81
Ut -. T.. T. q 10. DrtJolt 20 ~. al l 'isi1o 90
e. so DE "a lama a..aeo 10 salem md ~ Il i9ls
eat 70 Clssa r.. foE T. J:sp Snt5.SV y w.; tos
syaa.e a. ~ u $50 ard $50 D. M ior Jsasi's
a.. i.fugt.-d de- - J.e, $50 ard go :. N
d. Extg.sla y Jl3 'f0n jith-s, e. p1nG
=, G. .fs.rrf n syhius a. trcETfoa raes fe;crEisS
leay.s YayAsnk J,.sic. .vio'asg4 Ls-n
trsl. j.. l.rs-.g xui - -ty- oarth 81, Ct 80 -
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InAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
AZ Steamer ARMEHIA leaves MONDAY, WEBSIs.
DAY. and FRIDAY, from foot HsIrison-st 1t oeleek
landing at 3Jh-st mlsieg ioternssdsts landnga
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in Blatd.1d hsmpt,n County. Masschusctts. gi-.
from Ens O containing 80 aud 100 WIN 90 soli on
,s!y Reasonable terms. u exchanged io No" foik bokyn
OF JsIsuJ Cay g4oPsIty. L. AZ IS. DE- ohOoi,
No. Is2 suiton.sE
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IREAT REDUCTION in FIRST-CLASS
~ FARES, via NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD;
Ony S2 Chicago, and corresponding redac'ien 81 az
pOils beyond ~ go Gach other route; FRO.
70 eAo.s al tho Couilshy's P.ilcips. ol'- No. ~
b w y cgr1-l PaA',ice, also Ht Ohice Of -panidhsS
Expross, j. Q. A.tor honsr. 4. n. ar. .ENubpu,
Passenger Agent. No. 259 BrosdwN'
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NEW MUSIC.
~ JUST PUBLISHED.
The most beautiful song Of the day.
81 LOVE THAT DEAR OLD FLAG THE BEST"
SONG AND CHORUS.
WOALS BY EbNOk ROSTER.
MUSIC by y. FRANK WALTERS.
Priee Is cent? mt by mail dp0n reo@ II Of tie price,
LEE x WALKER. PubAshrr
No ~ Ch-s.nut'st,
Phiia el ph!s.
For .xla AZ All ths Music stores.
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HOUSES Tor SALE--ln 73i-st., between Sd
end llh-ayi tLroo ssoy, bssonent, aud urdrtc'il-
I.t.1 lot, W. tnDy aud meat. NiA be b. Il
cheap On essY iefns. 5isrnty-heit l. beautifully ui-
proved o. h snss aud graded TO Central taA Ap'
Nv 20 WILLIAM ID. hAfNOR, No. Pino-s-
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GTONlNGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
~ TON NEW-LONDON. SIOSfNGrONi PROV,
DENCE EEWPopT TAUNTON. end NEW.BEDsOnD.
-PAe Jl-neI sgrH.-rs COablONWEABrH I'D PLY
MOUTH rock b. T.. Pier No. % n. g. foot Of Court
! izrdtsi.. daiy ,oH.. sunssgl. a. y.
ffefh, ssn as ow - b. any o,hrr lins Omcs Of Gem
rtny, No. rs s. e.,st. corner II Courlsndts.
Nev-yofk March T. lgaa ". ~ EDWARDS. Agent
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II0R hALE--A VILLAGE Lon gexIyg lee

= EOt 81 ~ rooms. uapJ palTias cosl snd
lsr baIu &c.. ponJ Il NallOus kind. OF st good well
d Chem AoJoss oayi two hlufs nuri Nrw-Noik For
,.ttieusra uddfcss J.. Box Ne. 1856 konGoDt, y. \.