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good Of their time in plnnderng the citizens Of then
horses and other property. One citizen, stable keep,
n Joshua Corrcs called upon 20 siNe ~ Lis
horses bat be resisted, and ssid he would die fist
wbercuponfe was shot, and is reported dead.
Active movements Of our troops going on. which
IS not proper or prudential roaeons 70 psrteu'rz
The railroad Is still uDobstlu eIed as far s. Sandy
Hook, Opposite Hsrper'sFerfy.
At Last adyioes Il was believed that there was only
small force OF Rebels OF the Virginia shore opposite
The Point Of Rocks.
LATER.
The Rebels in Harpers Ferry have destroyed al ts
railroad properly there, Including the telegraph and
ticket oces They have slso burnt large quantity Of
forage
So fr the Rebels have used no sitiiery against
forces.
The Ensmy's Occupation Of HagerstawH
sOBtirme6--A Cavalry Flight ia the
sGeet-Garl Forces Fall BseIs 80 the
Pennsylvania Line, SEc,--The Rebels
PLUMBER The Stores. Destroy The 1eie-
graph, S,e.-- Citizens Fleeing into Penn
syivaaia.
WAsHIyerov. Thursday, July 7. 1854.
Tie Star saws: We have nftrmatiOn direct
from Hsgerstowp 20 the effect that Tuesday afor-
noon at 3 o'clock Rebel squad consisting Of - cav
airy men. commanded by Lieut. Shaver, formerly OF
MartinsbuTg. We. entered that place His force sp
peared 10 be accommodating party and they had only
been In town few moments when detachment OF our
regular cavalry, from Carlisle, Pa, commanded by
Lieut.. Mclean. dashed into town.
A brief cavalry fgtt Immediately ensued in the
streets Of HsgerstoSD. which resulted in tbeslebes
being driven ont Of the town, with the loss Of euten
ami and two pryates taken prisoners.
About half On hour after this eight the Rebels again
entered the town. then forces consisting Of cavalry and
mounted infantry.
Lieut. Mclean. Of the Union cavalry. finding his
force too small cope with the large number Of Rebels
slowly fell back to the Pennsylvania line, carrying with
him his prisoners.
The Rebels, sitter entering The town. set 10 work TO
destroy the telegraph, but they had made no demon
siration against the railroad when our inforants left
They also pundered many Of the stores and seem to
have adopted different psR from the one they pursued
last Summer, a. they make no distinction het~efa
Rebel sympathzers ard Ononists. Many Of the Rebel
citizens perhaps anticipating this treatment ran thtf
horses Into Pennsylvania.
PHILADgLPHIA Thursday, july 7, 1854
TIE BuIoia has Just received the following dis
patch; go.
A man from Hagerstown just arrived at GreencsstIe
says that McCanslands command formerly Jonkinss.
Is 900 strong cavalry and mounted infaary and one
battery entered Hsgerstown yesterday and len at IL
O'clock By the Frederick pike where the main body or
the Rebels have gone
Small parties returned this morning and made re-
QUESTION on the people for 1900 outfits and s200O0
under threats Of burning the town, which was paid.
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point has everything in readiness for should We
receive any Information Of TIE Rebels coming this way
LAIEI-2l y. m.-About IN hour ago the agent was
informed that theie we're hundred passelgsrs at
Frederick who wanted to leave, and being told &, the
tine that everything yet safe. lie dispatched
ore OF the trains in waiting here thither
THREE p. NJ he train has Just arrived and reports
people sscdaddling in every direction. number OF
soldiers cane down. Some sas il Is Bis sealei Others
think Otherwise. In haste. Dr.
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Rsss,sl Dispatch 70 TIE N. y. Tribune.
HAIRIsBuRo. Pa. Thursday, July 7. 1864.
The following is the substance Of dispatch
suss received, and signed ~ Gen. Couchi
The officers OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tee-
sr.p here privately that the invading force either In
Maryland or IN full march for that state Is not less
thaa $4,000 They say they have asostsained this fact
Don their own private agents.
The enemy consisting Of l.5oO infantry artillery and
cavalry chiefly the latter. left Hsgerstown this morn
spg on the old National road in the direction of Doons
baro On route sar Frederick City az shey declared.
3hey marched just at daylight
A rumor prevails that force Of several thousand are
sscamped just south Of Hiddieburg, between Green
tsstle and HsgerstowD. We do not believe II. The
bbrce leyyng contributions at Hagerstown Is partly
tmbodeps and partly the old force Of jenkins which
bd Lees advance into Ponnsylysnis last year before
We battle Of Gettysburg.
have Trustworthy information that there sfe no
eebels this side VI HSgerstOwn.
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Gen. Ceueh at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Troops-ysguc Reports.
HARRISBURG. Thur

HARRIsBCBG, Ihufsday, jay ., I7os
The headquarters of Gen. Couch were re-
moved from Chambe9sbuigtO this city today. With
view to facilitating the crgsniason Of the militia re
Gently called CUT BY the Governor Tie headquarters
here arc sR In communication will Greenoase enf 1t
Is almost impossible to get anything but vague and IN
ssGsfsrtary reports Of tho Rebel movements beyond
tat point.
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The Rebels FoIied at Frederick-ssEse
Shells Throws into the Town.
BALTIMORE, Midnight. july Z

bALIMOAR, EIlUnlglt July u
Gen. Wallace has met with success at
Frederick He las oiled tho Rebels thus FAR in all
their efforts to drive MS from tie town. We expect tie
particulars soon.
The Rebels threw several shells into the city. One
se near Bradley Johnsohs old residence. and another
aear the Court HcnsA
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Gen. Dix md Gov. scymeur-rhs Nae
tionai Guard 10 DO Increased BY -
AIpAyY, Thursday. July !, ls,jt.

In the case Of Gen. Dix, Gov. Seymour AZ
strncs the District Attorney to enoroe the laws Of TIC
State irrespective Of tho alleged Of the Presdeat 70
Gen. Dix to resist the process of tie Courts.
The Governor has ordered tAe militia force Of tbs
stare 10 be increased 10 IS 900 by draft plsaans
10 the law Tor organizing the National Guard The
enrolment FOX this purpose Is completed.
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prohabre C.li Ter 800 600 Men.

TIE philadelphia Press of this morning, IN It's
Washington dispatches, sFs
We are informed that the President win Immediately
iSsue prnclamation FOR 80 90 additional men 10 aid IN
the suppression Of the Rebellion Tho hundred days
men raised In several Of the States win not be credited
TO them under the rev call The proclamation VII
probably appear tO-mOrTov.
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Rebels Destroying Property Near sandy
Hook.

pulApgrHHIs. THURSDAY. Jnly :. 1894.
A dispatch from Sandy Hook tonight, says
the Rebels are again burning property In that place
Large fires are now buTnipg. The bridge over Ae
Shenandoah is also in flames the coahagration casting
Il glare Of light oyCT the couniry fer miles.
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Fort neCisry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mamiin among the Privssss.

B1fVVH, NV
Company A, State Guard, which was ordered
to garrison Fort McClsry. left this morning Win los
men.
Among the priTstss wee yIee-pesdens Hsnhiesi
Hamhn.
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Asa matter Of interest TO the public, we give
the business Ike telegraphic correspondence bet Tssn
President Lincoln aud Gov. Tod:
NIB. LIycoLSs DISPATCH.
wAsarsofos, Jane %, isH
IEcr DAVID TOD, Younessoen.
have nominated you the Office Of Secretary u Tf.a.ry
place Of Gov Chase who has resigned. Please come
out q moments delay. "a LINCOLN.
GOV. ToD's REPLY. a
fousesrvvs, o., lone %. lsei.
To es Pytsii<at Hathiagses Cttvs
Tho condition o. my health fozids the scceptnce Of The
dstinsaihed position you oss Grateful fSr tbs rsfk Of
youT conhdehee, am snesrey yours DAVID Top.
Ire deciinetiOn Of Gov. Tod was teegrapted imme-
distey upon receiving the spatch from the President
and Mr.. Lincoln must have known Gov. Tods deisssn
before the eyeaing pagers Of that day announced the
resisnation of Mr.. Chase and the HcnnsiieD By tie
RIeSlleDt
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No Rain-Tss sIcst s,,i Fearful How
Our Dea Live Zee the Trenehes-Tbeir
Vigilance Might Afarms - How the
Fourth was GbssrVed - Trnins still
RunniBe en- the Peter-sarg aud Rich
soud Fs.sIrsaA - Everything Qaies--
City Poini.
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Prom Fortress szoaree.

FoBTsEsS NosRor, Wednesday July G, 1894.
The steamer Keyport arrived at o'clock this
afternoon fiom Renala Hundred.
There is nothing new frun tie iron:
No battle has occurred yet.
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Break in the Oswcgs Canal.

ALBANY, Thursday. July Z 1894
A culvert on the Pnenix level 0f the Oswego
Canal hss gone eat II cannot be repaired under two
or three daJa
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From aarpera Ferry and Msnoescy-Msse.

From Harperss Ferry and Msneescy-Msse.
by at Psint Of Becks-A Train Fired
rnte-Pight at Bunker Hill and Lee
town by Gen. -afartinsburz
Observation-Disclosures Of sigel and msiii-
gan 60 Maryland Highs-ssarp Fight
ss shsrpssurx Perry Agsin
In Pessessios Of the Rebels Great
scare az Observation-Disclosures In-
Huence on Con'aIescents-Gens.W Wal.
lace, Tyler, and Howe In the Field.
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sHE GREAT REBEL INVASION.
MARYLAND IN a PERTINENT,
pgRTURBATI0ES OF PENNSYLVANIA
MADAME RUMon IN HER ELEMENT.
ssB WOE DOTH TREAD UPON THE OTHER.
BaK Of Lees Army Across the Potomac
ye'zsEHy OF ACCOUNT TO BE FOUND
Several Towns Taken or Not Taken.
A snALI FIGHT NEAR FREDERICK
half Of Lees Army Across the Potomac
yezSEMy OF ACCOUNT TO BE FOUND
Several Towns Taken or Not Taken.
A s1sALL FIGHT NEAR FREDERICK
constant Contradictions Nothing Certain.

Khs Rebel Invssien- Large Stories from
she Raltissese aud Ohie Rniirond-
Thirty Thsusnas Rebels Rushing FOR
ward-The stery - Net Relieved
Nesbisg Deanite-& Big Scare All
Ayouud.
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2oIST OF RocKs Md. July = 1854.
The train upon which your correspondent
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AND DELAWARE FARMS.

Ave have for Gale over 800 FARMS " these states,
'Or ~ BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTIVE LAND AS
EVER TIRE Sun SHONE ON, easy OF eece'l by kaF
roads ld Srau,bouis. Ile.A In many Cases, can ne
Isht FOR lees thga the improvements upOu them eosi IA
coneqrcc- Of the change ro Save % tfce Le0or oool
ct h.rlthv; Byat ,sit.rs productive lands easily cl
tivaied exec al uey other advenages FHces
ercn z - 90 PEE a..
Sd ~ or Register containing fu parculsrs &c. We
lave IN iti!sc Elocdgs hc snas Of these st-os In
qg,ri-s ~ iet.es pToaip;y swsrcd ,.
OlEJ. W TOWNSEND L Co,
NO 1891 South {lLs, fjs.
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UsrrHo STATE. P,nvE OFFICE !

N1fHtycToN Juy ~, 1864 I
an tire PETITION vi LEWIS &. Eng
~ LIND, formerly 81 Wilsns5af7h * T.. and no~ o.
esvils. n. ~ praying ioE The ieBilcn Of Feient
r7ovcmcnin WATTS tor yhESlSt HIDES. Tor year,
om tho eIpiTson OF aid psscu which stss place the
24tl day Of December. 1885,
Il is Oriegct. t- ssd position be iesd q the Potent Oaloo
OF Monday. tno 5th Gy u December - o.ock
ard 81 pEsons notified 70 pear I'D lo6 cacse, ely
they have, why said pstiion 90 b. gsp'st.
PeTsors oyposns the 5Et-aou required lie Ia the
Pa.et OiEce ,h-iT oojcon, specially forth a. wEiis
twenty ieys before the dog Of nesruc all ,esnoiy ed
bJ either patty 70 be ased q. tho sad ing u be ts
trr-s!aitts1 Ia accordance with tbs Lee of tie occ,
watch viii be furnished on Application.
The osi nouy 10 The VIZ be cossd Ito 2l y Of
Sorercbcr nsxi depcs01s sn s:h. rri relied upon
tssory be died 10 tho oee before tho morning
81 that d8y ts Arguments II any, within ten cays thereafter
Or c-od tis, that this n3gce s. published N TIE Ctrc.
els, Nsaairon D. c. md rgE IEipCSr New ost j. y.
week 1s hgs,sgcscss,Tc weeks TIC mat Of aid cab
hcans TO be e least sky daya prvns day cf hear
Lex b. ?. HOLLOWAY, Csrnlss.oror of Ps.sl,e
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YTINFJAND LAYDS-TO ALL WANTING

FARMS.--iarge end thriving settlement, mid aud
nj climate 50 miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad
ch sol which produces large crops, which can how De sen
rro-irs Ten. twenty end tag tracts u IRON soto 80
per cc pzyzbie Within four yesTa Good business openings
er raDnc,oIes aud othors crches, schools ond good 90
riot~ :: j. now the Igqrovug II CO Fast OF Wet
Hnnd % are se Ing and building. The beauty With winch
DE mace IS aid out unsLTpasst Letter enwercd Psper
con- ne reports and sivi foil uforngul viii be sent free
Adiress CAAs. X. LANDS Nncisui postOhce. CuinbeT
land Co. r. J. From RIorf Of Scg L0tiafon dsfenfaIai
Ffoy # The Tribune. "a crs II me most eIffrstc Jfrr
aos - an Gioft Ici gsioE AID spiath coalition J0r
rlSantls JIyxiag lAIi kecr Of D aide n hs bes'9n
Pgairisf.
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Go iDbcm it man Concern.

IMPORTATION WANTED. BENJAMIN
HARRISON o. Livcrnoo hla lcf, % te oldest living u.'c
teir o! JOHN HARRISON drces8ci Of Monmouth County
Nsw-Iessey milton I'D quarter tGi1Jj Clol s,rs
t1g q Sc psd Jgra ~ 1903 Tic a lateF tom Ainerc IN
tier lri.is de.td H. Ia STATED that John had
sens JOI.s, add lsAAC.-Cireflnat July ~ 1855.
}. STANFORD MONTH,
os!o of tha kzccutO-S
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{" INVEST YOUR GREENBACKs:."-

4 AOOOo Acres o. the best FARMING LANDS ia the
stae Of along he main inc Of the 81 Paul and
pacisc Hsroad will into market the 5h day Of sep
foS-r net ard can be- rorehssed with Treasury Notes
entered a. en- The day Of sa. with Land Wrgsnis or Aycu
College, Scrip For farther PaItioger. address, we 81"
dee1gDe who rl attend mating eli enrics hfus-d 70
them fruih ds.cr ptons OF each tract Address no
FARLANE, bDRp Co. Real Estate Deeicrs MiHnoa Pohs'
Minnesota o. Refefcaces furnished
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TOR SALE.-At Mt. kisco. Westchester
Coo,ty sbou, Is mile. from the City Beautiful RES
IDINCE ave minutes walk Station between ti'eea and
four acre, Of Good Land Large rev house good carriage
house &C. Variety Of choice fruit excellent garden GOOD
water will be sold cheap Immediate possession liven
Apply 10 T.. WRIGHT, Ne. l13 West'ss.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

A YOUNG MAN wishes ROOM with
~ BREAkFAsr, in "a strictly private family. Location
belov 23ds. 80 boarding houses need erswer UneLaep
,olul references given aud required Address with per!icu-
isrs f1r three days. s., box No. 100 T5bane Office.
NSrANTED-By q Gentleman and Lady, q
w SECOND or THIRD FLOOR furnished uainI'
nshed. with without BOARD near tho Broadway hal,
road between 9Th and f2dss Private family pTeirrfec au
d,.s with full psrtien4ls, w. H., Box us, Tribune Ohce
TXTANrED-First-cla BOARD BY ianhiy
w Of three POROUS In n.odern built House VIII oon
vouenocs 90 bath, &c, located between lshst a'a
SHAW TIE must 20 sniie on te ISL OF "a No.
and furnished For desirable apartments sasIt"J
price will bo given. References unehceploaabie' Auu'~
Box MOL ,l59 Post Office.
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RcaI G;siate for Sale.
tSse aisohsct.os Sales.l

C,REE EXCURSlON-A DELIGHTFUL
H. SAlL.-Persons wishing to iaveoi MONEY ssioy anu
-,g Iy and de.irous Of examining thoso cheap lots IL
Fliz,Lethpo New-Jrrsey, with view Of buying can have
free teis 20 sud return by the boat leaving Ter No y
9:l5 a. M, returning az H., reaching fewfork
a, O'clock For tickets. whiah good Tor any Day tii'
weaE sppy No. i3y Posri,t Ezaoethpoft r. CROWN :
hold and convey real estate there. COOLEY iklDhl-
TER. Agents at Ehzabeihport- T. r. kELLoGG, OWNER
Nc. i9g rearst.. New York.
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Groceries aub prouisloWs.

~ A. KENNEDY" extra fine Cambridconort
J. CRACKERS. Cosn and tc,lths. Of dnsF Ho.s and
keep longer hc1 6ny obsf CEacsef SAD No. u c..rl.
laadt It,. sui ar Al Gss' 0lsu 6I9caA
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New l1nblitatlons.

ONsNEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
ius Ae.rtons Fourth Edition Intended for Popular use
by C. D. HAbMOND NJ d. formerly Iroi7'sot .. spsc
the Syracuse Neclcs touege ~
Ar ipdisprns.br ok on Marital Price sL "A-
MIR Publisher No. Nesey-st, New-tO rL
nODWORTHs fundamental Instructor Tor 20,
OB Comets and b'reao now ready P,ee Gn , rs &c
r~y s9irss.. H. b. DODwURru no. hs'or'p'aee.
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CIRCULATED FvfRYwBf

The important aud reiy book o. tEo season ~.lch
should be ~ - .,, ,,,,,,.,,
THE STANDARD NOak UN EMANCIPATION.
MANY THOUSANDS have sl-sady besn sod nd tho 90
nand il cons;sn.y increasing.
Read the following stsT. the hTss sssefIsn Of the
country testiyins 10 KS Importance;
Prom the Hos A. Stirling STATES Attorney oz Ba'tEerc.
"The pub eation q te uooA a. tbs tre PecnaIy %
yortvne WrucH ioToigner 1t escycs tie niPutsc. ~
Interest Or prejudice OF o. eeins eoen 90 ioI en- oeeg
Cor which snch book Yves suited ta tA"i ~ AY,
vide circusto1 oye-ywi ere sud e'pecy IL the ido 40
In what bady called nc BoFcef STATS cay Dsiy' De
cause hope may have border s,ve tie oceans aud
mountains which bound s,s Continent.
The auho, treats the ste; - IRE nes's gass' ~ 90
seldom treated here practically e., tho ss1e ~ cs..t On
The rest which e 1t tho base Of evsiy .us wills
really concerns the social coudtiop Of the race.
Il is gratifying TO red book Ike .s the nost q th.
Nlkcies sOphsUs. ana nonsuse ~inch he 20 long Fapps
ths subject rs cam .G,'.e'g 'e-so' sna ~ ssuty
oa slavery have iced frshtsn td peo ge sna
enable .raitors to eb,aiu political power,
From HOn. James Speed Of KsutscSy.
strikes ms a. book calculated % DO gtsss geed sd
xsu,acfy. sincs my Early ulsiit ooa have believed
tbst slavery tue greatest National Gin upon watch tho
looss N ia duru carer and yet Is .asis.pcd by ssa
rens plausible and interests powerful thai u no, ony
SicoL BAT soaleos siious 10 esy orio anything toward
Emsneipstion a. the 1slsdy Is terrible ons The remedy
be difficult ard msS be- slow The book q H. Cochin
especially valuable jus hol9ng oui the cheering tep'
Chat though the remedy EiaJ DO SLOW, l. ii oe apsd 80
sstely"
work Of grea inert sad furnishes ysnfbs n
formation upon .6bec. oiias tho ai.,oa 81 s-e
From Bon J. 3. Doolis.o.
at fal Of thousi vel q statistical Information Of
shs and s worthy Of study By al VINO tzke
On Interest in this greet Pr b oD Of or tiL4e."
FROM Hon. Csssius ". Clay.
"Tbe book musi BE- Distributed b. re trends u tie ease
% % to reach ito enemies"
lrcus hon J. W. Porney.
book that oesh' To- Be In he hsds Of ev'! thought
hl AID iEcarng American
PROM Hon. Judge Helt
shall be gTetej % that you ELECTS % efcutSte
che book IN the Border Stses have bon sDccessii'
from Hon. judge Bond OF Bsitiraoe.
The Information contained la lnis so-, historical ard
pie Il IA 70 be hoped trsy have c1teieye st.oi'
seEd e@Iiy orders Tor Tho Popular Edition b
TIE TRIBUNE OkFCE.
Or 10 WALKER, WISE Co. Pub.sL--s, pc. IN NesG
Books ssd free By Iosil Teoepl Of pice, ~ 90
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UAhIIAN ND DEIIh u Nh DAD hsNsAF~
~ kOAD.-io Lour Brsuch, Rel BAN, S.ars ihgsF
Manchrsis-, ao-s gyrr, Ea.n.ss. shr.' - NJ ci.,n
o. end 4.,s~ WFONEsDAY nrSt, J'a . ! 7n,., tarihsr
Ipe. ss,t aul c'gT-cdicus s,ca.r rf 30 i WA
leave zoo. of Agnss.st.. Noih fiver dsv ndays -,
epsd1 r. H:.j aic = - D.n s'ea. ~ tao Is. l"i
D. +. n b. % Pos rnm0ulh wi n ra 81 a." tnoTe Qpn'
Rrelg..g 'rAs viii eefr loas b-.eh e. 40 - ' sAd
il:'n ~. n. a.
s.rera cours,. tho Highaa1s fos 1b'mq' a. sssIs
Eysf go iou .ir-E Nttf Ne. ,a.cf3. ana 7qrf'.
STAGE connect a. Gsgcac.icr sul WHa.-s ~ od TOMS
Lrn md brlrtrtt anchorol, W.r.f .ia'n 1aSa'l-
Coisr.riatiea q .r.a o. lcog Broh h Rod Yaak 80,
&C. ssn - hal a. g. r,ca . tls ccmpciJ oI,r Sc %
! WI b. GKFfiT s IT,, G.asssl SsSL
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irlIlE GREAr LNGLIsu REMEDY FOX
frgal Nci,.es.

IN pursuance oi an order of the Surrogate of
thi cour,J 81 NswYoEs. motto" u -sby gsea 20 y.
.on, hsvi : M. arans, the es.afe 81 MARIA y. GRID r
oil 10 CIV 81 -wir,, deceased, rgs. tho ssns y" 70
youci-fs th.rso!o the satscf- Fl. 'idvnc, 20 y ~
2lh In he City % heN.i orl tslors the lih ic-v
,ntIl d.v OF DC o.T .-xtDss1 Drt tr zi-ih d.
Nud' lgI-Apll iawtmi JOHh IVNB BARR. EEr
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1vE IL brilliant Ragsh NoVe tia. aAshEr throughout
with youth and beauty grg picture al the ys aud soE-
rows Of ne ecei by ths eYrs Of about sevalter4.
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