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HUNTS IMPROVED FEED GUTTER.
F. b. HUNT, Patentee.


Patent
Right. + has secured both from England and France on his Fl1D Pal
inuova Oft is ruskh
mend bye kedratsA &c hin ndS hd aud plan
oil.
eSrrng to the tina 10
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State Of Indiana WAYNE Co. ss

IlE it remembered that the 22nd day January.
- 1854, William Bell. Richmond, WAYNE CO.
Indiana, filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the wavne
Circuit Court his power of Attorney appointment and
commission Agent of Phoenix Insurance Co a
Hartford Conn. and also resolution order of tn
zcns Of said State having claim demands arisin~
out OF any transactions in this State with the Agent q
snch Company, 10 sue for and maintain action in
any Court of competent jurisdiction and authorsinr
service Of process On such Agent and authorizing iud
ments and all proceedns against such corporations
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court tifs
30th day Of January, 1884. -
SOL MEREDITH CIk w. C. C.
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Administrators Notice.

NIOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
q been appointed Executor Of the Viii of John WI
son. late of Wayne County Indiana, deceased. said
estate is solvent. Parties notified file their
claims in the Clerks Office, duly authenticated for
tiement. j. 4. WILSON
ExecutDr.
March 2. 1854
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FS- Gov. Morten's excellent Speech, takes up most
all this week and compelled to defer
until number several articles prepared for this
issue. The Governors Speech is one of the most
scathng and truthful indictments against the copper
head Legislators and copperhead officials of State,
that drawn up any in the land against
the verest criminal that placed at the bar for
trial,
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Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is herebF given. that the undersigned has
y been appointed Administrator of the estate O.
Thomas Pastor, of Wayne County, Indiana deceased
Said is solvent parties notified file their
cairns the Clerk ofce duly authenticated for
.lenleat- A J. RANB0,
Admins traitor.
March ?, 1854.
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The story about correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Chase and the President, in
which it was represented that Mr.. Lin
coin snubbed Mr.. Chase, and virtually in
vited him to retire from the cabinet, turns
out to be malicious hoax
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For Governor,
OIL. P. MORTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Gen. MATTEL KIMBALL,

Secretary of State,
NELSON TRUSLER, of Fayette County.
Auditor of State.
T. b. MCCARTHY, Wabash County
Treasurer of State,
JOHN 1. MORRISON, Washington County.
Attorney General,
ID. r. WILLIAMSON, Putnam County.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Nv. HOSS. Marion County.
Judges Supreme Court.
lst District, James T. Frazer, Kosciusko County
I'd District, Jehu r. Elliott. Henry County
Sd District Charles A. Ray. Marion County.
4th District, X. 4. Gregory, Tippecanoe County
Clerk Supreme Court,
Gen. LAZ. NOBLE, Knox County.
Reporter Supreme Court,
Col. BEN. HARRISON, Marion County
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The Union candidate for Mayor OF
Portland, Me-, was elected last Monday,
by majority of 1,1So, being gain
since last year of 9S5- Every ward in
the city was carried by the Union party
Portland used to be strongly Democratic.
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Gen. Grant has gone to Washington
it is said, to make important changes in
counection%vith the army of the Potomac
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WANTED.

, To sell good two-story Brick Dwelling House. on
Seventh street, near Main, containing twelve rooms
two good cellars two csterns, and well of good water
stable carriage house, fruit trees, shrubbery he all
A. r. Scott &. Is. HUFF.
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DIED:--AtE East Norwich, Long Island, N. Y, o.
the goth day of February last MRS. MARY VERNON.
wife of HALsrEAD H. FKosr, in the 10th year of her
age.
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At the election in Nashville, on Satur-
day last, the Immediate Emancipation
lists carried their ticket by eight hundred
majority.
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There feed rollers and H. the latter having ribe
to assist in performing its functions The shaft Of the
feed roller, H. in bearings in the bars, (see Fig.
81 upon each side of the machine. These bars
connected to each other at the bottom by and to
this rod spiral spring. is attached (see Figs and 81
which the bottom Of the frame and 10 there per-
maneuty fixed The upper ends of tho bars, con-
neeted each other by board thin iron plate X, to
the back of which another plate L. is attached shown
In Figs and B. The spring. J, keeps the upper roller
down its fellow and the shaft of the upper roller has
hubs each end, which work in curved slots,
NJ made in the plates see Fig b. set each side Of
tho feed box These slots struck from the center Of the
cutter shaft therefore the upper roller rises with
feed introduced it, il is always in the distance
from, relative position with the cutter By this fsa
machine fodder firmly held to the knife
and the best possible results obtained The gearing
effect the rotation of the roller H. is thus arranged Tho
lower roller has pinion, (see Fig 81 attached to its
the curved bar this pinon gears with anoher
it, constituting train Of three wheels The pniou Il,
with fourth wheel the shah of the upper
ler and is kept to its work by Of link between
the twoby this arrangement the rollers driven
uousy without interference with the position upper
one The board is attached prevent hay from being
drawn the of the upper roller this board works
up and down with the roller There 10 also shsetiren
guard, T, which prevents the cutter from being injured
well also hay from flying to waste all the floor
and the feed delivered through the chute u into
bags baskets may be desired There one other
popularity about this machine which notice. this
TO prevent injury to the knife cutter from hard
sub lance which might accidentally dssgnsdly be In.
troduced with the fodder to be The fly Wheel il
fastened to its shaft by nut and washer; there key
in it, is usual and the necessary 20 enable Il
perform its duty given by the nut aforesaid In con.
nection with two wide collars The idea Of this arrange
ment is to allow the wheel 10 slip its shaft when
the cutter strikes hard substance taking the strain
due to its momentum off from the very simple
riven by the spur W. and pinion, and has high
the machine in Fig. l. work the lower feed roller.
10 farmers Of class The arrangement 70 prevsnt
this part of the machine is costly than any other
from the center OF trade find it difficult to get rood
event Of accident to the furnished with the ma
tier is avoided by the arrangement previously spoken o.
Richmond, Ind, and patent granted the 5th Of
Patent agency Foreign patents are also being secured
Patent Agency. For further information address the
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For President,
ABE LINCOLN.
For Vice President,
ANDY JOHNSON, Of Tenn.

Electors at Large:
Hon. DAVID s. GOODING, of Hancock;
Hon. IL. w. THOMPSON. of Vigo.
Contingents...Pro MADISON, of Lawrence;
Maj. J. ID. EVANS, Hamilton.
State Electors:
LIST District, James G.. Deming, of Knox County;
Us. Spencer. of Perry {"
I'd District, Cyrus +. Nixon, of Clark :"
Francis Wetser, of Lagrange
Sd District, Henry Prilchard. of Bartilol. 81
Madison Evans, of Lawrence 90
4th District, George SaxtOn, of Rush 3"
u. v. Kiger, of Franklin
9TH District, IL. r. ClaypOOl. of Fayette %
j. III. Meilett, of Henry
9th District, j. j. Wright, of Morgan
j. G. Green, of Shelby
9TH District, John Osborn. of Putnam
Thomas n. Wright. of Park
sth District, IL. Il. Dav idson, of Tippecanoe'
Ii. F.. Gregory. of Warren
eth District, X. IL. Bedford, of White
Aaron Guerney, of Porter
10th District, ID. X. Dickinson, of Dckalb
Hallet kiIbourne, of Ekhart g
18th District, John NJ. Wallace, of Grant 90
James n. Tenplar of Jay
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Passenger. Arrived

p .'s1siiip fr45iH lan. ErrPgel and Qre'7'fora1-
NJ sad krs ebert ff,-hfrh Mrc Pfius de Nstcrp ,nd
., otter Mr. soye AID aassii,r Nine De Aaliqne Dit
a. Nj Thomas Sa.i-y M. a. hs " plant Mis- tel4
CO.. Bruuaa-s MI AID Mrt J. H. Bnnaass two ehi iren
tni nurr Mo Caiuan md servant kr and Mia ssdiIn
Nis. anderson snd sister NJ. ani Hfs Oprnhriuc NJ and
igs bond 81. ed Mr, h. =, duncan ard servant, mT T.
Ccf-ro Car lsuios Hal =. Niicmure, Dit eud Mrs j. >
Fowlsr Dr. Buc.rsnn ST.. Hnds'oHs. ". =. Kemp and
san Geo. ~unac- ". T0Hlison, MI. Noh., 3 ei1-s'
Ne Plrvis afr sharps'fesn ~ Olu.eal, NJ. snd Mrs
Coluhirr clttf~n and nute. W, A. sifclisnd ffed
lfftor e. Snisrr. Geo Is. English, hlr AMI Nrs Nison
Air Touhav Nj Napier. II. Parfrr h. Gutmsn. = shicl
Cha4 Qaelc Mr. Er.!sl NJ. Iiiiier. d ; sie1sns3n n
Wl.trf M. Hscl man M. fl-n4-r.ihl Mr and Mfs.
Tempe and s-rsrn Mr. ,rd Mrs toos, r H. srange, n
X NJ Jo.-th Atuan. Philip ;. Justice hr Oi0b, Cap.
.isg-rd. Meter. Ose-. B'Tuheimrr Siumerrisn sc't
d.. Il u.y WEIGH IiilrIruu tus'ad-f, job son erku-ou,
uln trr Hrlr Snz S4udf1rt Ma0n, Stnls FnlT3a i'm,
Hobelisqn H ssslDs Weed Hughes Wal, S.A@r.y fofs-
irr stephen N.'fr Lovi'y Brown Cspt CrcHt NJ
Com Aak end, Misc Stout ADD 'isief Nj 1nd lfA
joyce tye lrcn nd nurse, Mf TIL sst ana 9fotef'
Adulfa FadlsowsuH Mrsfs. Ou..oe, HaltnSn Haynes,
Keller Mr. ana M hrT-r1ri Mo- keer M,s linfhauei,
Mr. AID Dir. scloa-'d lanci Wade Mr. Fletcher, James
Pieten. NJ. I'D Nj. Grey.
n s>a,r,itp Hgr1ri1 frou SsB'r-pioE cad Hamshrg-
John FufrI Ligffarn Leopold Kind, Jul Nese and lsd~
y. bfruuiri, sgd q a,ss h. the teerrs" ~.
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gutcrnal hepenue.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
u NOTICE Of SALE Of PROPERTY DlsrRAiNkD.--
N,dre l. hereby given that the following Personal Property
via: or zee ana Store Fixture. iIon Safe ~ packages OF Thread
lot OF Bra. and Iron Trimmings for hnapsocn isrge
unz Machines. so Cressus Machines, - Punching Ma
chneG aqany sides md port ofSdss Of Leather Sc &c.
which ia yurlanc. Of an Of Congress, entitled An Ac
pioye Internal Revenue 70 support the Government and
20 Jay Inrrcss the Pablo Debt passed July lf 1867
-ul of t- acts anenlaory thereof draied by
hec,use oil deisuby stephens CarPes IN the payment OF
by them . c United sa,cs viii DO sold 10y me a
p, auction tire Tth day Of July, 1884, 81 IL oclcck
IN tho forenoon ut No. 80 Whtest In te City Of New oT
b. tie highest bidder 20 satisfy and make payment VI SAID
yer rud OF tue ognl expenses aud commissions attendant
uuos such drsin; aud sale dated Newly ok, July LIST
lesi JOHN MACK, Collector for the Gh
Collection DI.tricf, state OF Now fork.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Absny by Hudson II. r., GO Warren-F TO
soihst.; ...;..... ,...;.......:..,.... 6a2 p m
3otL ss.IO and .. m. SUNDAY train p N
To Albany Cezzeafs Hotel Dock, West Point,
4 NevbuIsh, Poasiikeep,ie, Rhinsbeek. Catssil,
/ and Hudson BIZ steamers Dan' Drew and G. Fib'
bard leaving De.bros-es-si, Qlnling a. Qths 81 O.
To Baltimore, BY the New-Jeraey r. r., foot OF
midnight. Sunday. .:...:.......,.... 7;3op N
| To Boston. by New.Lonion line, Pier 80 N. r., n
line Pier n T. dily sund,y eIcopted). .... 500 m
2ithsi and hay: and $500 p.
Wis Shore Line, l4i 'nd p Sunday 500 p.
......7 and 10 a ~ and scop m
Ts Ef4sePor.. b. steamer Bridgeport, from Peck
., Il ~ y,, i.,T5 nd
Lrg blind, by l.. !. R0ilrosd from Jansislip
'ni}ooo Of hs,,, f. K....;........s. and $50 D. u.
To NewHavcn, u afford, and Spyinghelc-seam.
eTs leave Pegk Slip ..........f and IL
To New.Hayen, by the New Haven RI, 2Tth-s,. 4 n
MD isv, 4 g. I'M q N III 49, 81 snd 90 p ~
To Neyhurlh corEsval, Wes.PoHi. rooghkeepse. 81
an IL ndo I.. b. steamer My Powell leaves jay
To Popshsespsie, by steamboat. Thonas CeIyer.
Lcavss icy ~, dlIy. l-nlBg At Jo-st., n, y, =.
Yorker' 1urry own, West Point Cornwall New
Lursh auI siu' ,s q m
Sunday 800 p. NJ
TO the Wet By Central Railroad OF NrwJrf,ey,
fsot Ct Corr sni ..........ss N IL m and TOO
TO Philadelphia by New-'crscy Rsilroid. foot OF
sad = ndnisLi. sondly $500 p.
Pier % y H. fos, q Bare a n and aOOp
70 Wsshngt0n, by Eew Jersey n. r., foot OF
Couuandi .. anu 10 ~. y p. N, aud ~
ndn-bt SUNDAY $50 m
for further Ia! aston ia .lrl Railroad Time TG5lei
sco sdsegiis, msut' ID another pert OF this psper
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M.r,c,ous MIsoHrEY.-A few even

MALICIOUS MIsoHIEY.-A few evening" since
fns team OF horses attached 10 light travelling car.
rei,s b.nging 10 Seymour a. Co, rornor. OF koIty.
tfd street and sIth avenue were sisedns % gna o.
pLhffs Hos IN Harlem Lane vAen IRE msh saes
crnoAcrs threw lighted bunch under ths hofss ieet
no spirited snimrls instantly broke ron tns d,sf
who Vas ahding near their hseas ena a., on a.
6osbundred dtweny fifth street dashed down t. the
oer Al tho foot Of the street and 10 spite OF az enoi
70 stop them, sprang overheard ana were ofoNheu
III. lam and carriage were valued al s@,J~
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Arllrrd.

s..,m.bio AnBh IiS-kiey, liverpool Jlro ~. anl
oue.town I'll Al t2o ,. Hd-s AID Ps'' 20 Conrad
y, bound r. .ln,s aay is miles T. Of Nlncberd Lishi
p,,si frlm.p Eoyal stsr1ari beprd p saiio day, 90
r a. a. To- 81 g. ps.el b'rk ACHILLES. bound y same
day i. aI lon % 30 passed seaisiip chs o. wa'Linson
'1 si~in.lip pavsr, tHsm) Taube, nambaE IN aud
souiilmpiOn 18Th rde. ind ps, 20 kwharit O. fa.I
Cp- sre june 20 Of end Bel b lw several a. oeIen
J1e y OF tho Needlc passed i'ramh2 AmeIici' hence
0I steamer cbeap-aLe wle Portland, mde. and pas to
so.@el Jo.cpas ThomP. canila Baltimore ud'e end
Steiner xn ,sei,e, Jones, Philadelphia mdse to William
saP'Tef Vino. Mot, Providence nde. &C. to W. p
s ;t Kns rIler Hye Prorleac' md.N to Edward
sle.m.r Novelty Shaw Psislyhs nd'e and P''' to
~ urfnern tBTsrrl Jschena Rio Janero SO Days,
eolIce and iesesoodt Ia y. fav.ustsdi & Co NIL,
bS ns1y IrcTgfss Dss1S s @e SPAN" i'''
bsfs Crbsna lof Loldor, Drmon, Valparaiso g. days
eopasr ore and ~ ooi 60 Fahhfi a Clhuucey .
krr Minister Schlsinr Pus Niiienbers, GEfngemouth,
scotland 40 days, iron TO Punch Meneke Wendi.
HEM nIs nISo % Co. Passed dbrs,sri7,h.
Ers W r. Kbpy (of Na-.lul. MHs-y Aaiamoros q days
Bdg Soys, Talbot, Maehs, days, lumber to Simpson
o'BiR M Benz. Delano BAKER, Boston.
se6f Spy OBJ Fro,', Windsor II S. 10 days plaster to
sir la bnser, RydsI Bangor Idny lumber 10 j. Boyn'
| s~br VIM Iensus, Edws rds. Port Jederson
sor Nsndaia, Cousins, EAswoEsh days, lumber to u
SIM Boston, McIl,e alais 10 days. lumber to O. Board
u1n - =,
Sehr Koniu,keas. MneSci Addison 10 days 'per' 70 T.
" scir Ring SIR. snh, JOne,boro 10 days 'pnr t'
| Holyoke Murray
selI ohn Ru.sls., ysrn.n Maehss days, lumber "a
master. go ~. -. - A., /,
2shI Rene Lambert. from Machia, with cargo lumber
Wills coming through Hen Gate yesterday. went ashore on
do GrdiroD. The IL viii probably &c. Oh tas next his
water 50.
3-a;samers-Montauk, Wsybosset, Thomas Scott
| siip.-Nervsy Mercury. Perseverance,.
BMs.-Tro,.lqre. GuiE, bss's Simpson, EdvsTd India
| Asaension, Alter. -ol.sL r. Il ,Hs
4 tiriss-Thonas Owen udola Heinrich, q. Gels Agnes
\ Pior do Fnnchal, spArtspS 4 ~ Nook. dinn-a
8 Dswainl.5e W-Asay, kJ~Sssud, k0E~'n. lie deus
b'a' oe'"@' 49,. ~ r..
a., ~ ,Ssssss. ., 4 ~ e. !, 3
| from Baltimore ior Acapulco.
May a. LAT, IS S, Ion u o. bark Bosnice, from Liver
| uool steering w.
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Pn..cnvcr. HniIrh.

N sly Nrrer-t f1r Hsfrr Mr. and Ma. Henry Beadoi
Ne. Belae Henry boade Jr Ch.res bead.l ffsnA be-
Del Edward Bulda Ma. Edoard iliu-keb Ni1 Annie +
Il Hcken. NJ. krie l. Dtlyre ,slt Jsme' fuoek. ADd
o. Iers Al tbs sfetff.e.
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furuitnre

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
rarrsute Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental, al ~ T. tAJthlNO
TONS 800 CMais, opposite Wooster Established 1913.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ Tie bcs, assortment Of ENAMELED FURNITURE, In
!. coors and styles Walnut aud Chestnut Plain and Ora
mental in Suites Whoe and Retail hso Mattresses aud
Psillass-s. WARREN WARD. No. "a Csaalst.
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CITY SoyERNmENT.
RonrL Of Aldermen

OrrctALl STATED SESSION, Thsrsday, June 30. 1864
n - O'Clock p.
snd the following members: 49, IT
Aldermen Mcmahon, Chiep, Mcknight and HsrIy-5.
ice rou nav ns oeen called snd quorum appearing the
srestsn declared the Board stood adjourned without day
tr-r rrr.r. 4. 4. VALENTINE, Clerk
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~ nYvrnr THE rIcHqEExTH WARD INTO CONVENIENT ,
TrOS DIaTRICTs

De oysgfrei bp fe Mayer Aldermen end CofSH0HditbQ He
- C,5t, oC Eefr- Ic,k, i. Common Council coarened
n, ihtcetb N.rd snall divided into fifteen election
dt. The r1tenl and Limits Of which saidlciecon drc"
.hsU be ss follows 80, g.. -. VI, .h.i
or, IA Ell that TaTt Of the city bonadcd by enc lying
re,rn street, Sixth avenue, Eighteenth street and irSns
Sr re- e.o,s v,,co District OF tie Eighteenth Wand shall
r,t street Sixth avenue, Twenty second Street, living
H. TSi,d E;sction Dsric. ofthe Fighieenih Ward shsl
contain an that part ofths city bounced oy ana ing VIM
Twenty second street SIIth afe""'' A"''''
~ po ycFi5n District o. tho Eighteenth Ward aha
oo a tbni part OF the city bounded ~ ana lying sishh
fooIe ,na street Irving place. eeVeh'ech 'ee "u 'e0
IN" Ih Election District Of the riEhtesnih Ward shall
All that part Of the city bounded py ana iypI 1I
street Irving Psss Twen'eth street sna oocoh'
bo sth Election District Of tho Eishtscnth W.rd sh.
.o,rin n TIM, part Of the city bounded oy ana i1'n3
Tys,ieth stres Grslnsrsy park Lexington avenue
thld street and Second avenue v.A,.o,, yy.,8 .b.
Tie seventh Election District OF tho ff gu 80 r,,hn
eontsi al that part OF tho city bounded ~ sa vd 49,.
Twenty third street, Lexington avenue i"'"' A
spT s Eeon District Of the Eish.eenh Ward .hsl
contain s that pert OF The city bounded ~ snu Jung d
Fourteenth street Second sVepue, Sesen'esp'H 80
IN. Election pi.re Of Fxhtesnp, III aisS
Srssi Second s7sass Tss saa s''
', S,a r,,es Etcop rissn Wand .ssa
cont j. Tia. psr o. Ii. CITY Bounded By ed y.ns saS
Tsesiista street ssoel4 sssSus FwsasythstsesS' '"'
Fi IT. TIss:p, E.caon soi y De Ei.een.h wad
contain al that part OF the ely bounded ~ sha
"1,bin Twcntytird street Second svenoe' iwen'' 'i
''f' spo Fiisn District " ths n{beeDll Wsrd shsll
,o,a nj Us, o,r " ID, cts bounded " s"a H"x WIN"
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aIall..ele.e at the reil.omes.

Hnsa, Saturday. July ici m
For Ireland, by steamer City of Manchester, oatur-
day July 49,: ioi a. n
d.y Joy 80. II p.
For South Pacific and Central America by steamer
Costa Rica Monday, July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0i
For Europe, By steamer ihernian Thursday, JULY. "A
70. California, Oregon, Washington Territory aud
the Sandwich Islands, daily tsupdays except
Observation-Disclosures q. IN. and n .. m
NorthAbany Buffalo, end Ceuadss.5 N. and y IN
North and West Way Mail. p. m.
Western Msil. via Ede Railroad. and 81 p.
SOufheru and south " Malls A. g. and et
Eastern M, u and O. p. IN
Newport AID fGl River ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p.
Tie Long Island Mall closes At........se M and p. m
Sunday AalsOn Sunday al mails close II y.
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port-Uatiasns' Notiss.
srar.y o. Nnw-YoRx.
Pos.-wARDEss Dvl9as. No. iOt wsll't. .

- sra1> o. Nnw-Yoax.
PosS-wARDEss Dngas. No. ios wslst.
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the az. s;'ed APs H. ~ Po1t sS ssx
York. 10 "a persons Interested In fsylns Sgs o. ths
subject matter Of snch inquiry strninacn ~ b. t5s Pos
Warden, and h, The said surveys or exam tsonf Ei DO
completed within days next slsceeans Ns hoHs' VI
board said vessels: Ar n
Bark Nerita. .............'.. s.s.y'smHue ~
Brig Brisk...... MO-
BTi. Alice Msude. fordA
MISTHORNE TOMPKiNS, President
J. Ayes HEnRrsAy Secretary.
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smIpPsNG gYTsLLICENCR.
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alsoitgi.
ANunOn ana ,he Yiaor of Yonth Restored

MANHOOD and the vigor Of Youth Restored
w IA -Four Weeks ~ Dr.. RECORD ESSENCE OF LIFE
TAI. wonderful agent will Manhood 10 the mod
Shattered Constitution whistler arising from E1casses Sct
Abuse tho Elects o. Cnde Natural Canses. The p9
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urs : Impossible Dr. RiCORDJ ESSENCE OF LIFE Y
,o In ces vita Instructions for for 81 four quantt
. h Que Tor 20 Sent carefully packed receipt Of rcmit
lance by he accredited agent Circulars cent os on rees
II f,ur slarnps PHILIP ROLAND Soc AeA! u s., Nc.
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,s,AE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOB

i GOUT ASD RHECMATlSM
hHsnrers from tho above complaints either OF recent .
long standing, are sisnGd TO Use BLAME OoVt AND
RTfEt NAIl PILLS They 10 relied upon the rrose
s and esee;us remedy Offered TO the pub and have
been universally used in Europe ior many sear' With the
Pretared by PRoJ-F 4 IIARsANT No esg strsnd Lou
DON Nn4a85; ard sold BY their ASea,s, WELLS Coz
Frrukln-s. New York.
-r ki,esty authorized the name sn4
stIIsss Of IIIOMAS PROUT 2rg Strsnd London 20 b
upon the stamp affixed to each box
the genuine medicine. ~
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professional Notifies.

~ D. HAMMOND, M. D., formerly Pro-
fs,scr Of sr-c. Anstoniy tc in the syracuse Medical
College n. D. Consultations On NERVOUS DEBILITY Med
zeal aud surgca Affections om 10 10 TO . and Ito 3sye
ing. No 81 EsstTth.t between SEA and Hadlson.svs.
nR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
H. INSTITUTE, No. Bcacis, hetweensvsric aud
West Broadwny,s tho only place where the afflicted viii
receive proper nedica,Ioatnen,. Hours fro TO
EDWARD III. DIXON, M. d.. Editor of The
II Scape, attends exelusiyey to OPERATIVE SLRgEJl.
and the obscure diseases Of the Pelvic Nei Htr
Structure Hemouhods, iaeeees ff 20 koafs
from s'O to ard 70 Ev.la4, .lso Fa.e .snas,
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..IG ~. 1870, !. y. s,ASss.sss.

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