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No, there's not bit of strangeuess:
Shall the race forever turn
It's back upon that great. fresh Temple
Where the lamps Of Nature burnf
or distractions will II never.
In It's vainness never ttrcf
Even now II hurls school dogmas
On the immolating tirel
Thanks to ye. truo Natures children
or the pure. sweet forest. thanks
Teaching us to look for healing
On the bnimy tree and banksi
Ye II Is who clear the fountain
or all sacred Human Life.
Saving woman, glorious woman,
From Diseases dcadliest strtfei
With your cure flies all obstruction,
As a iiend AT mornings light:
Flies suppression with It's horrors,
And its life consuming might
For the cure strikes ut Chlorosis,
Strikes where first attacks beguui
Oh, how quickly dies the Ilydra.
And the victory is won
Triumph how divine. resplendenti
Gone the pallor, gone the pain,
Gone the languor OF the body.
Gone the sinking OF the spirit,
Gone the ineiiable great horror
Woman IL herself ngaini
Woman 8, brimful OF beauty.
That no more we dare TO wonder
That In young creations morning
Stars and Angels sung above her,
Graduating happy Adam
Such n sweet. exulting straAnl
Listen then all Ladies married,
Ladies single, listen now
To your sisters OF the forest.
With the red but healthy brow.
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S HIPPIN G NE w S .
Port or New York, February 10, lss Z

ALMANAC NEW Y0RK-THfs
urRIsRs. % MOON SETS eve 10 81
IuNsxrs ~ HOE wArxR IL 81
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Volunteers for the Second Army Corps.
APPEAL or MAJOR GENERAL HANCOCK TO TIE PEO.
PIE OF NEW YORK.
Having been assigned by the War Department to the
duty Of recruiting the Second army corps city thousand
for special service ask tho generous assistance
90 operation OF the people OF New York filling up the
regiments and batteries in my command from State
They are as follows
seth New York Vols s2d New York Vols
Odd New York Vols. 8Sth N. Y. Vols. (battaln.
sd New York Vols. 10Sth New York Vols.
9Th New York Vols. lllth New York Vols
Ssth n. Y; Vols; (battal'n.) l25.h New York Vols.
64th New York Vols 7,h N. Y. v. (detachm't.)
66th New York Vols. 10th N. Y. Vols (battal'n }
Goth New York Vols Battery G, LIST N. Y. artiry y.
II not necessary for to dwell upon the necessity
Sf filling up old regiments tho field before active
operations resumed.
Honor and prudence dictate that tho energies OF the
ssss 's '''' in this direction until tho ''d ''e0"
Many Of ihese regiments, which have made for hem.
soon unless by united eo Of patriotic citizens they
Arc filed up 70 the legal minimum.
FIN up the old organizations and you tender them the
most Citing testimonial q your appreciation of their
vices and nuse new lilo and vgor into the brave men
Femalning 70 their rank5
N once In the position where ho Is best cared for hInse
and be Of tho greatest service 10 tho
being displayed by the enemy In recruiting bis exhausted
armies can only DO successfully met BY Corresponding
in to present at every point Of
ict 0rmes whose character and numbers shall insure
and give good ground for belief that the
military strength Of the rebellion will be overpowered in
shc coming campaign. The duration OF the war depends
upon the promptness and liberality with which our
armies are reinforced, and the most elective reinforce
snents the men sent to Ill up the old regiments
Any ono desiring 10 enlist In either Of the organizations
above named do SO 10 any part OF the state by
making application TO the district Provost Marshal TO
any recruiting officer from the Second corps matter
10 which regiment said officer may belong
w. s. HANCOCK, Major Gen. Vols.
NKw YORK, Feb. 10, 1864.
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Address 10 SmOkers.-POllak Is SON,
YMeerschau S57 street. the
53owery sell goods at wholesale and retail Pipes cut 70
,rdsr rrcpairrd boiled aud mounted.
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aRea fui Comp1exi0n.-Lnard's Bloom
s ycr has achieved celebrity OF having equal for
rcscrvnr and bcautfyng the complexion. No 485 Broad
WAY and drurgss everywhere.
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| UatoheIor,s Hair Dye-Thc Best I'm the
sa,S ns,n,iess reliable, instantaneous The only per.
foct dys Sold BY oil drugfsta Factory u Barclay srssk
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Coughs, Bronchftis.-The Entire Free-
dom from all deleterious ingredients render BROWNS
Bronchial Troches Cough and Voice Lozenges safe
NEEDY delicate female or youngest child and
has caused them held in the highest esteem By clergy
men, singers and public speakers generally.
Chaps, Chafes, PtmpIes, Erupttons,
sarheun, flesh worms, &c, cured by GOURAUD'S Italian
Medicated Soap, at his new depot, 453 Broadway.
CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot wholesale aud RETAIL No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skful artists.
Demorest's New York Illustrated News,
the live paper Of america Splendid interesting and comic
illustrations in this weeks number Queen OF the Bohe
mian's DepartureGrand Conagra,ion of Colts Pistol Fac
toryGrand Double Page Battle ne-Mulgan's Cavalry
ChargeGraphc Scenes Broadw y-Desperate Maniac In
the Corn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Niue Demorest and Sup
Elementary Sheets with other brilliant and exciting sub
iects. &C in this weeks number. with heading Do
not fail to this live paper
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Bourbon whfslsey
or superior quality for sale by
ARTHUR KENDALL,
Wine Merchant, No. W lliam street.
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Omciai Drawings or Murray. Eddy 6
~ KENTUCKY. EXTRA Glass les-reb 10. 1861
II, 81, 81 ~. =, So. Al, II, g. "a. 49, Al, 43, 6l.
KENTUCKY CLASS l66-Feo. 10, 1864
&c. 81 so 49, Is AZ. 5s, 3. So. 66, 6S, II, AZ, rs.
Circulars sent free OF charge. BY addressing
MURRAY, EDDY q CO.,
Gown rtou XIV.
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Grover u Bakers Celebrated Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines awarded the highest premium
a competitors at the State Fairs of New York Yer
mont Iowa Indiana, Michigan Illinois, Kentucky, Pennsy
vana Ohio and Oregon and at respectable institute
and county fair held In 1868. Saesroons AVS Broadway
New York.
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.The Secret or Making the Most Exaui-

se fragrance impcrshabe has been discovered PHALON
SONS Extract OF the Night Blooming Ccrcus not only
all perfumes luxurious richness but
the action Of the atmosphere and only be erad
Gated BIZ washing
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CURED.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE

MINUTE.
every disease OF Eye and Ear requiring either
medical surgical aid attended to by DR.. Won EISEN-
BERG at his consulting rooms 86 Broadway. Twelfth
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CHRONIC CATARRn,

CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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dom from al deleterlous ingFedehts renuer bhV"Ns
Bronchial Troches or Cough Voice Lozenges. safe
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men. singers and public speakers generally.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO,

pure turkish smoIins Tobacco sesar Agency 90 LssTS
street.
ANEW YORK sEgAR MANUFACTURING cOnfns5
~ o. CHEEKS, Agent 10 Murray street ossa "a
cash buyers, will hnd large assortment o. "''s
Known brands
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PERRY LEASES at AUCTION at tho CITY

| k'EhRY IFASES at AUCJ1ON, at tho CITY
O'Clock M, Will be- SOLD At public AUCTION to the hshes
6dd'I WIN sd91ae'e seeey Of len Years iron
The Lease Of the Ferry now enabhed from the foot
lS,on,,9 Esa P' NewYOIh to tho foot Of Grand
The Lease Il tho Ferry now established from the foot
Twenty thiId street. East R'e NewYorh, to oreenPoint
The Lee,e Of thersny established from III. foo.
Tho Lease Of tho Ferry now established from the foot oil
'set North Rer NewYors, to the foot Of PaVo
Tho Lease OF tho Ferry now established nom the foot
Christopher street North River New.Y ork 10 Hobolen
The said Ferry Leases viii be odd with all the rights
PRIVILEGES and advantages thereof belonging to the Corporation
OF tho City Of Nsw-Yors
The condition. and eovenan Of the Leases to be In the
usual form OF Ferry Leases heretofore entered into by the
The for each Of the shove named Ferries to be- made
10 conform to The requirements Of the City Charter In relation
e or that he OF shey w and 2, bs
,ad Ferry or Ferries agreeable to such rules regulations
time be made passed BY Common Council or State
Lesislsture.
The purchaser Of hs Ferry Leae and rs sppendses in
eh ease, viii be requfed 10 pay the time ard place Of
sale, 70 tho Collector of the city Revenue, equal to
py on the rent Of the First Qsagr in he
easo with the ususl coyensn otherwise to be forfeited TO
tho Corporation lie will be required also furnish ob.
CATION ct the time executed by tw iureties 10 this
effect that hc viii execute boud with sugces be approved
by the Comptroller for tho pucns payments. Of lie rent
quarter yearly and io the faithful cxccnon Of the covenants
OF tho Lease The fees Ut the aucoueer and .he expense
Tho Lease Bonds aud Revenue Stamps 70 be paid by The pur
chssI and expense whatever Is 70 be Incurred by the Cor
poraon for IA connection with the Pier Sin or BukhesJ
or premises proposed to be leased, dsme tho Of
Lease.
Should the abovenssod ferries or either Of them
b. purchased by Parties other than the csse.s
Will be required In accordance with the provisions
q The state TO pdiebse fair appraised valuation Should
the present lesses desire TO se the boats buildings and
lures necessary for the purposes Of sryi said TO be
the parties cannot see to the amount to be paid tho
same.
The ese thai also contain covunsnt requiring each Ferry
Boat 20 have attached to its engine ere apparatus
pump with not less than i feet OF hose OF the quality and
NewfoTk and 20 be used FOR the exngihpent Of fires
Whenever required by the Chief Engineer his assistants Of
the Fire Department Of tho City OF New York for which
vices the Lessee shall receive Twenty Dollars per hour each
boar engaged aud no time to DO counted less than one
hour MATTHEW L. BRENNAN COMPTROLLER
The sboye tse OF Ferry Leases !. postponed until Monday
April 1850 at the came time and plsceDaed New.York,
March 20, 1865 MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller
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Corporation Motirfs.
NM LOAN,
OO IN TIM
81, 100000 o. Loan o.
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FoR SI,00e.0 600 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
BEINo THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON EDS
FOR @2,cco,coo OPENED APRIL 2, Io64)

Sealed Proposals viii be received at the uproers oil
until SATURDAY April l6 1904, et2 clock p NJ when ht
will be pnbcy opened for the purchase Of the whole
any part of the Of One Million Dollars Of the Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds,' authorized by Ordinance Of ths
Board Of Supervisors passed March 49, 1864 End byln act
the Legislature Of the State Of NewYoIh passed February
1864 being the snount not awarded bids for 600
opened April IL, 1864.
The sad bonds win be interest the ok per cen.
per snnum payable semnnuay the first Day Of May and
November in each year. ard the principal viii be redeonsbe
follows: Five hundred thousand dollars November j. 1899
and five hundred thousand dollars November !, 1880.
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars hsroo and persons whose
proposals accepted win theroupon be required to depo!
with the County Treasurer the awarded 10 them
,pec,iyey.
On presenting TO the Comptroller The ep,s Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled TO
ceve bonds for equal amounts Of the value Of the sums
awarded 20 them bearing interest from the date Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals.
for SOLDIER Bounty Fund Bonds and iDcosed 10 second
snvu.opo addressed to the Comptroller
Tie right reserved to reject any s Of The bid II
sdered necessary to protect opromote the interests Of tie
County.
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of NewYork Department Of Finance, Comptrolers
Of,ce April {, 1864.
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lEw YORK ARSENAL, GovEnsoRs ISLAND Arrl ]. 1864.

lew YORK ARSENAL GovERSoRs ISLAND. Arril ], 1864.
PROPOSALS. Tin duplicate) will be received
by the undersigned until April To- 1854 for the epsif and
ovation Of 500 broken sets Of Cavalry Accoutcrments
h have been In service these sccogeIents to be put IN
spete order for ISSUE 10 be thoroughly backened, oiled
pc6 mended and missing pieces Of each article npped
Lso, for furnishing articles 70 complete the broken
u complete set consists OF SSber Belt Ssber Knot
(s oine Sling Carbne Swivel, CaTbne Cartridge Box,
kto Cartridge Box Pistol Holster Cap Pouch ard Pick
BIDS will state the price for renovAng and making complete
s Of these articles also the price for furnishing hese
sos conform 10 samples 10 be 9; the Arsen
kbids os less than the whole lot viii be entertained End
by regular manufacturers Of the articles The goods
boxed directed by the Inspector, to be delivered al
for Inspection and deliveries Of both old and
ssk 10 be medc within 10 weeks from date Of contract
a1s viii usual required for the faithful ulhmeut ef
eontEat Tie right to eet any bid deemed objectionable
bsssued r. A. WAINWRIGHT,
Lieut. Col. Ordnance Commanding.
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,xIYcE OyTIor. VV.R DEPApYxxST.

i ORpSAHcE OPTIcE, WAR DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON, d. c., March Is, 1854 )
l2EALED PROPOSALS will he received at
~ this Office until WEDNESDAY April "a, at m, for
lkered in the fOowing quantities 81 the undermined Ar
lp.ls, via:
aoco sets ct the New York Arseus Governors leland
xoco tIsnMort /" bbnI l.ss Ia
s sSSS As a. ESs!y -" s g hca. s No.
nsse accouements are be made In sic, conformity
|sA pattern sets 10 be at the Allegheny New
La, Frsnkford, 81 Louis We,eTyiet. WHert9wn and
jxshngton Arsenss aud the Springfield Annoy They are
ls subject to inspection at the Arsenal where delivered
Ware being received for The Government Mons are 20 be
In belts W be Of grained leather and oil the stock TO be the
l oah tanned he shoulder belt viii be included In the
must be made N lots Of not less than onefeouth
livery to be made the 7lst day Of May. -
ALLURE 10 make deliveries specified time VIII subject
keontrsetor forfeiture Of the number he may s 10 90
ysu at that tiire a,
s must be boxed in the usual the
10 be charged 81 70 be determined the inspector
kdders viii state explicitly the orsens Ct a.ens' where
propose deliver aud the numbers Of sets they propose
ittliyer ct each place, II for more than one.
bids will be considered from parties other than regular
and such known 20 this Department 70
thhly competent execute In their shops the Work
fpsosed for Should any parry obtaining contract offer
sermen other thsu those made IN biz shops, they
vi be rejected and the contract rendered null and void
Bidders viii ncose with theI bids the writlen ackoWiedg
ssa,s Of their suTeties over their own ynatnros.
Zach party obtaining contract will be obliged TO enter to
hd with approved suIees for It's faithful execution
Open the award being made, successful bidders III be noi
Nd and furnished with forms Of contract and bond.
The Department the night to reject any or all bids,
Proposals. win be addressed I. sadier General George
Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Washington d. CO." Endorsed
GEORGE d. RAMSAY,
Bng.Gen., Chief Of Ordnance
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OFIcs CRoTox AeuEDuCr GoARD, April 1884,
TNO CONTRACTORS.-Se Proposals will
be received at this Office until FRIDAY tie 18th day Of
April next at V o'clock at noon when they will be publicly
opened for FURNISHING and CUTTING about twenty-five
hundred ll500) square ieot OF BLUESTONE FLAGGlNG,
repaired for the Terraces VI the Cetelouses Of the New
Reservoir Plans end specifications for the be
on application VI this Office
THOMAS sTEPHENS,) Croton
kOBT. L. DAERAGu, Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, ) Board.
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT
PIIRIIC AI'IHION

PUBLIC AUCTION.
w. we be sold at Public Auction to the hghest bidder
with 'd,ss1, .ofs'y S or s H., 49, q ten years
femy Sip iLe foo, Of Grsad, Es. River Sew.YcrL, 70
The LKAsE Of The FRAScasE Of the FERRY sbon, to
sai . Es.t River NswYors to the lip loot Of Dridse,i
The Lao Of the Frsne.e Of Ferry sbou, BE- sssb
,bed FROM The zip Or balm between Pc. SSs - and -
BrooLlyn y. D., or some point s.cent thereto
Tho .sid scvcrh Ferry Lease. will be sold with s tie
sh. privileges ard .dvan,sses thereof belonging the Cor
Porsiion Of The City Of S srSn S.s
The conditions arid covenants Of the eaes 20 be the ususl
The a,o Tor zach Of the above named fies TO be made 20
eoorn 10 the requirements Of the city charter IN relation TO
ferries and also eona covenants on the psi o the etsee or
csse.s that 10 they vl conduct and Tire said ferry
by laws may hereafter nom time TO time be
made passed by the Common Council OF State Legislature
The purchaser 81 the ferry lease and ts srpendges In each
case b. required pay Oh. time and place u sale to
toeeior Of the City Heysnue eqls 70 20 per cent
the r,t quarter In o.ss he executes as: with the nsual
covsrAnt Otherwise be forfeited 10 the Cooperation He
viii be required also, TO furnish 20 ooyon a, the same
time by saTe 10 this effect that be VIII ere
cafe bond with suretes 10 b approved b. The Comptroller
for tho puncua payment Of the re, quarter yearly and or
81 Tho suconcs aud tho expense OF the sae bonds and
stamp. 10 be paid by The purchaser and expense
whatever is 20 be Inquired 0y tho Corporation
10 be Leased, during the term Of the lease
The eaSe ,hA a,e eouisn covenant requiring each Ferry
boat to have stitched . a. essn. ss q n
a.sn.ions tia. u,ed by the Fire Department of osy
E F. Il n *. ely a.: q
N enafeJ AID time be less than hour.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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TI'O DENTISTS--FOR SALE.--A First-C Glass
- DENIAL PhACIICE IN the largest and most flourish
Ing city the line OF tho Erie Railroad midway between
y. y. and Duntrk. Office furniture. instruments &c. all
complete VIII be sold at bargain 20 competent dentist
the proprietor wishes 20 retire nom practice Business
established nearly 20 years. Address DENTIST No. s82 FL
mira N, Y Also, Cottage House and good Lot for
Sale in Ia. best part Of town. Address above.
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PROPOSALS will be received OF the Treasury
Department, Office of the Supervising Architect Wssling
h. c. uutil u OF the let day Of Msy 1861 or All tie
nRE AND BURGLAK-PROOF SAFES AND VAULTS re-
sed By the Teasury Department prior 20 May 1900
Plans and Specifications be obtained by sppiauon to
h Office personally or by letter
lids t. be per superficial feet. including door end AL neces
~ fixtures measured the outside; the price named To-
ali charges whatever except the freight snd tie actual
ekus expenses worknen TO the Place where the Fsus
pto be erected
hf. be delivered IT he Rsrosd Depot or Steamboat
hao transportation, IN good order and condition, without
Arge-
locks for the Wants Safes viii be furushed by the De
nent, but pusi DC properly put on by the contractor with
III shayge.
II bids must be accompanied by the bond Of two response
hDertons IN the Of 5000 that tie bidder viii accept
epoIoru the contract aIled to hin The sncency OF
s'eeury TO be certified 10 BY the Collector Of Degnal
lsnao Of the District.
be Depsyment reserves the right TO reject any oil tho
be considered its interest 10 do and no hid will be
deed that does not eonouD TO the requirements Of this
sYtisenieRt.
ids be inclosed in scaled envelope Endorsed Propo
rfoT SAGE and Vaults" ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.
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1nenrante Companies.
ExCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM
II NJ

EXCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY, No. 80 Broadway.
CASH AL..............,..,....&2ec,M
STATEMENT Feb !, lst<
AssE1s.
Cssh balance IN Bank and Ofee.....f9,0is Il
Gall Loan, United states
Bond. and Stock Stcni 49, .
iits ,alue.......... saol;o 10000 co. 2 Il
o. Il. $40 Bonds, loan Of 1862, owned by the Coa. -
Real Estate and sseod owDsdb tho company t,s0 o.
Loans Bonds aud Moriseges, hFst
liens Real Estate IN this STATE 49, - ~.
worth sldo oo eo-s.ol2i %
Interest Loans due aud gecrued...s....." 9JtI ~
Premiums outstAndnf
Rents due and accrued. IeIS W
Other property including ". s. Internal heyenne o.,
iT' :"
Total ssstt sstiiist W
LIABILITIES.
neinsuranee Lossss nhsecd and all ether cIa,ms' - ~.
oieyoTy description. ss<"o "
DIRECTORS.
EUGENE PLUSKETT, Prssident
John Garcia, Gus. Rrynsnd, IT,, Jaies htihff,
JoaInss DOurd, thss Mrot, thares SeFVIy
Waldo iIuichDs, James NJ Lewis Henry ~ EhiheiAus
=. Y. Gib.I, Howard o. Csdyi g. knsy,
William Fsrdon, John r. FauTe Joe D. YOUNG
fsftoou,o u suco, Eias PouyeTt, Lha.cs y. Pei,
j.. Botsnge.
SAMUEL NJ CRAFT Secretary.
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dh 200 REwARD.-LOsT, in Williams.

UstDU bursh, N. y, Twenty 80 u. :. I'D rrcatuIy
NOTES payable TO Joshua Crhas ordef never have been
naofcd, Noe 81, TO 5s3 negsiyei Coupons all off viii
be due 18th Of August nept.
A.o Two a. $40 BONDS Of $1,000 each, fr.t seriesi
Nos AL and % f?2 payable 10 Lsnnore, C.ws Co.. 81
bearer, Coapcns oil 10 koycnihsrl, 1903.
Boxers and e other perons forbid receiving OF ne lo'
Uniting the same They are q value. 10 any bat to
owner ~ caveats lave soe,D entered sensI em ty The
Sccrelsry OF the Ifosssry
WkoeS.r viii stop the sane II offered for sAe aud return
then. 10 tho owner furnish lin with The f.!tsou 30 Io
may uceyeI tLcm, can have the above reward
JOSHUA CARUsRr.
No. $50 south 6;hft., WiiilsmsbpTgl, n. y,
Or Msts5. WiLLETS Co. No. 3e9 PeeFi 81. ..
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CAw-MILL FOR sALE.-A large and valut

SAW-MILL FOR SALE.-A large and valua-
standing wharf the head Of the Canal Feeder IN the
village OF Forest Port Black River Is miles Forth Of Utica
with 200 feet wharf and pond to contain 1900 1900 logs
will be sold at = bar gain.
Also, ercelcnt MILL SITES IN the village Of Fores,
Fort each with the whole power VI Black River II feet fail
each and Land each ode of the River for Lumber Yards
ALSO, a2oACRt LOT on Big Woodruff River, about "a
RIVER n
ALSO, FARM of acres pbout 30 acres In Y.nce with
good House aud containing fail of the Black River Of feet,
about miles above Foles' Port
ALSO, 1000 fee. DOCKING GROUND the Canal At Fer.
est Port, and
500 acres TIMBER LAND.
AL or any oI these VII be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire OF ANSON BLAKE,
No. l67 Broadway, New York
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LONDON and LIVERPOOL
4 PASSAGE OFFICr, No. 8 Sonlh a., New York.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES. -. ..,,,D 49,, ~, ,.,--o~,n.
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK. -
line on LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. ~,
,.m n,onsy 10 tc cid country dc ii he lGsc Tsss
by spplyinsto TAPsCOJf BROTHERS Co,
SF' No. rs S0aths 81.