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BATEsTIa Plsiahed n j.. on sunday sqg 81, cityph'd
BULKLEY-At Greenvle, N. Y, Sunday. Aug ~
Alkaline NJ. wife Of Charles z. BuLey, and younsese
daughter Of the late Henry Salisbury.
funeral TuesIly 2sh at O'Clock o. H. her iaes
residence, No. 30 West Forty.ith-st.
CoMsTOCK-Ou Sunday evening Aug. 81. Geo Irving IN
of Geo. and Lizzie A. Comsock, aged year and
months
No. 50 Charles-st., on Tuesday, at 0 g
EAGLETON-On Sunday, Aug. %, VIM Essleton, ased -
His relatives end friends requested to attend the aner
from his late residence Ut Annsvle Peekskli this
day Tuesday, at 10 Cars leave Thirtieth-st Depot,
for Pe.kski at u H., where carriages will be waiting
GOODNOWIn Yonkers Sunday, Aug q. Sarah C.. w1fs
The funeral services will be held in the Baptist Church
Yonkcrs. "wednesday afternoon st o'clock Cara Leave
Thitictbs, Depot, Hudson River Railroad, at ia NJ
Washington papers please copy.
HAYES-On Sunday. Aug n. Mrs Hannah H. Hayes, AGED
So years.
The friends of the family invited 70 attend her une..
her late residence No. 3sS ssckettst brooklyn ~
Tuesday. 29ih At oc.ock y. H.
La BAU-At Saratoga Springs, Friday, Aug g. Luse
Cadet infant of n b. Ls Bsu aged months and dsy'
MANsFIELD-Suddenly at Pt. Pleasant, weH Va on Fri:
day. Aug Is Prof Charles r. Mansfield ased % years.
Prot Mansfield was joint Principal Of the Rocksnd Female
lent mind great genay aud sracyenes OF disposition;
none him but to become at once hs friends H ccs
widely mourned; but to his immede family his oesse
Notice Of tho funeral will be given hereafter
McCAUGHAN-On Sunday, Aug e. Nancy McCsussan.
In the 18th year Of her age. -
Tie friends acquanances Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, Tuesday the 2sth day q
August at O'Clock 81 tue residence Of her son, NO %
West TwelftLs.
TEpHE NsON-On Monday, Aug g. at bis late residence,
IN South Brooklyn, Mark Stephenson, NJ D.
Notice OF funeral ia to-morrows paper
wUEATON-Instantly killed, by being over by New
Haven train near Sxteenths. Friday Aug Is. Henry
u. Whrston esq. 90 l..
III, relatives and friends and the members Of the Bar are IN.
viei TO attend his funersi on Tuesday 18Th inst q "
o'clock the Church Of the Redeeme N Eishy Din s
| between second and Third sves.
Albany papers please copy.
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s--;,ls for such an outrage to receive any
impU,' ,r.;n any military sanction.

,Aa coroner'S Jury in the Arrow case nave
nod 4 verdict, which, with the Coroner
, 's,-ss will be found in another column. The 1
en"s" oor Peter vanderburgh, is ccnsured ior
lu EIiasnce, and the owners are indirectly GEN.
Sa Sor mining the boat after the accident, as
'sav continue to do We apprehend the public
'lvi D"t be satisfied with this verdict The
wa 49,. 80 boat 81 years old; her boil
nv had been renewed within 3 years.
,.. we're thin. patched, and utterly un-
,ns,vorthy. Such boat with such boilers
-, hrsness TO be running with four or five
rnndr,1 passengers every trip. The public
aIrs the owners of the line guilty Of gross
s,ol,.sness. and the public verdict will not be
'.,;n,,,d bv the fact that after the accident
49,, o,l bulk with her rotten boilers was again
., uo-l an a new line. Let her be taken
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A NEW PILOT BoAT.-At the ship-yards Of
E. +. Williams at Greenpont the pot-boat A. T.
Stewart is rapidly approaching completion. She Is
built for the pilots Of the late George stee rs No. othe
New-Jerssy and Sandy Hook organization. Her d.
mansions are-ength of keel 80 feet breadth OF beam
81 feet, and depth Of hold feet; will be Of about los
tuns There was much emulation among various gen.
tlemen who wished TO give name to the boat but the
friends of the dry goods millionaire we're as successful
in this as their nominee is In most things She VIII De
launched about the 18th Of September and VIII d. com
msndcd by Capt Daniel Chapman.
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TIE Times is pretty good on jabn'a antique
but its schoomaster is evidently abroad. If 1t viii
turn 20 Leverett-Ainsworth was an authority in the
last cen.urv-it will find seeals defined as kind OF
corn se, lps rye According to others kind of spelt
-wh,l.. We believe tley don't make WHISKY Oh whea'
in Ohl-;aOugh The Times man knows WHAT II is maze
Of everywhere and what to do win IL wheh maue-so
that p OF the raw mat erial may have been either corn
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BHOOKLHN NEWS.

TESTIMONIAL To Mrs. CoswAy.-Ih Board
of Irusees 81 the Fire Department o ptooAy,, 'as'
,th, n,.,uted A set Of resolutions, elabOratey en-
,.To"scd and ornamented by Mr.. James f. Tomas to
Mir r H. Conway the proprstress OF the tatk ine ~
ter IN acknowledgment OF bsnee' g,sn ~ ,"e w.
on Il a sith of May last. By which large sum was real
izcd Tie Department has now some s'vUy III ,n y,
I,esury ior The benefit OF the widows and orpn'S o'
the Department.
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ATLANTIC OF BROOKLYN ACT. EAGLE OF NEW

ATLANTIC OF BROOKLYN ACT. EAGLE OF NEW
YORK.
Yesterday afternoon these Clubs had an ell.
oyable ard quickly contested game ut the Captoline
ground, Brooklyn. II was agreed to be only single
game match. more for the pleasure of friendly inter
change OF courtese than with the expectation Of gain.
ing victory tie famous champion Atantics Al.
tnongh the score shows "a onc.sGed game the play Of
TLe oan ,, "as hot Ut al VI IN ihciior ueecIptoh
the champions opportunity Of taking the pm. train
ior Arlington. where they will play game with the
crnck cub Of that Dlstric-the Naonaon the Presl-
urornds where large Of the elite OF
Meshingon have expressed their intention Of being
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lAlYertlsement.l

A REsToRER or GRAY HAIR AND ELEGANT
dressing CONFINED. Such IL the great discovery,
LONDON HAIR Color RRsToRER AND DRESSING Also.
preventive of badness. Does not stain the skin
or soil the finest linen, Cures all eruptiye diseases
itching scurf dandru &c. keeping the scalp perfectly
healthy. Sold by all leading Druggists. Address
ders to Dr. SwAYSE son. philadelphia.
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HoyT FAMILY MEETING The Hoyt family
,anoss ha,i,'g I, General meeting at Stamford. Conn
dng the Sumner Of $50 to which all persons bearing
tie nam, Of Hoyt OF either OF ITS deriyat ons-Hot
Rev. " & Hoyt Of Stamford Conn. i, Chairman o.
Tho Committee.
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IhdVeftisrmen'
SPECIAL NoTIcR-LASr DAY But Two
GoLDs,nrH's PsSNASsaP, BOOK KEEPING, &C., No.
755 Broadway. All may secure their Fall instruction
at half prices by entering their names this month Th
full prices will positively be resumed Sept. l.
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CASADA vs.. TIE UNITED STATES.

CASADA rs. TIE UNITED STATES
ToEoSTo. MONDAY. Aug q lc6j.
In The cricket match to-day Canada went in
first and made 70 runs United States then went IN.
and at O'Clock when the wickeis weTc down. 10 runs
were made gickcts down. The play il 20 be re-.
five on tie UuIted States
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The Oil MARKET.


NEW. BEDFORD. Monday. Angus; o. 100.
The demand for Sperm Oh continues; hold
ers arc firm sales for the week 500 bbls for mnnufac
turers at & - per gallon For Whale Oh holders are
now asking from 81 75as2 ~ per gallon sales fof the
past week 200 bbls South Sea. on private terms
sale was made to-day OF SIS bbls at 81 copper gallon;
but there is but little disposition TO make sales.
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THE SIXTEENTH WARD ARSON CAsE,- ! ne
yonng man. John Brown. who was arrested on onnuay
morning last for fling she'd in Deyoesh, near era,
hamaye T. d. was yesterday morning ta.en pg'c ~,
inIee Walter The examination was postponed tll
Tho lh of September the father OF the accused giving
bonds m s. 0SDO ior h.s appearance on that day.
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Destruction OF POTTERY By fihs.-A
IRE broke out about M yesterday, IA the pori Vi
,wcen First and s.coad.sts. Y. D. The building was
c"muIeteIy quted and the loss will amount TO slo
including stock Sc The lire Is believed 10 hn ~
MILAN sbnrgh Fire Insurance Company
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MS. We give the scolc:

Unpire-Mr. j. ". Brdsa Of the Union Clnb.
Scorers-Mcssrs. Murtha and Smith
Iibe Of game-2 hOnrs and % riAucs
Nv Telegraph.
ATHLETICS vs.. NATIONALS.
ARLINGTON. Monday. Aug. p, 1895.
The Athletics beat the Nationals at the base ball
match to-day. in the pre'encc al no. 900 spectators The
stood ~ 10 H. The game splendid enc. and
very exciting. The Athletics made IL home runs.
and the National, g. Tie Athletics vii play with the
Psstimcs OF Baltimore tomorrow.
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IIRLMBOLDS EXTRACT BUcHU and IMPROVED
Rose WASH cures secret and delicate disorders. in all
their stages u. little expense, little change IN
diet no incony enenee and exposure. l. IL pleasant
in taste and odor immediate in its actin and fee
from ali injurious properties
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ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUcHU
Is the GREAT Diurvfic
UEIMIoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARILIA
is the Gredt Blood farifer.
Both prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry. and the most actire tina. can DO
made.
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THASKs.-By the arrival of the steamship
Constitution we have late copies Of The Savanna Re-
publican for which are indebted to the purser. Mr.
w. CrOcheron.
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Contributions for the Bhind yiciher OF the
Volunteer.
ro N, Ed,to, Of The N. y. Tribune.

10 ne Editor Of The Y. J. TTVIune.
SIR: The following amo,nts have been re-
ceyed since the 18th inst. VIII you ncase ackaowledg,
them, G. IL $40 I: H. W. nIutiori' 8. \ Friend
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IAdYerfis-rnrnt.

DEMoRRsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE.--SEP.
TENDER NUMBER contains brilliant Literary Novelties
grand display of Fall Fashions popular Music full size
Patterns magnificent and costly Engrayings &c, &c,
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iAdyertis.aient.l

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES W RINGER, with cog
wheels Warranted. Tho best in use. Statesmen wanted
eyerywhera. L. G. BROWNING Gen. Ag't 81 Broadway.
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Speeial Notices.

Fourteenth Assembly District Union Assoc iau AZ
,sr monfhiy eeting OF the above Association viii b
held M .1fIusrera COZ Broadway and Twenty thrdst -
JOHN u. OTTIWELL, President
Wa pRraaoSD. ;s.,.t.rie.
MoRRfs A. TYING,
American Institute, Farmers Cuba meeting
of ih@ Iinb will be held TODAY (ruesdayl. Aug y at
os D. m at tine room. the Institute corner OF Eisse'
a. and Fourth.sys. Admission ffee -
JOHN W. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
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IAdyrrglsefnentl

OLD EYES MADE NRT,
Without Spectaces. Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address F.. ID.
FooTr, VI. d., No l. 100 broadway, new York.
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Scorers-Messrs. Mowlcm ard Kelly.
ICKPOKD vs.. FNT,PpIIsr

LCkfOkD VS.. ENTERPRISE
Yesterday afternoon one of the closest contested
games witnessed in many DAYS took place at the Union
Ball Grounds. Willamsburgh. A large company was
present. including many ladies'. Al tho monccnenb
IL wa, anticipated the game would be about even in
regard 10 the merits Of the play but 1t hardly
pecied the termination would end in only diff
ference. To be brief however, tho game was played
throughout in the best of feeng by all concerned ana
ihc enthusiasm among the visitors intense without
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JEFFERs, 513 Broadway, is selling his Ladies'
and ChildreDs' SHOES at reduced prices The Ladies
are invited to call and see JEFFERs No 573 broadway
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COLORED MISSIONARIES.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.

The following ruling was rendered By the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue on Saturday:
1.-THE amour. of personal properly subject TO legacy
tax under Section IA il determined by the clear value
OF such personal property that is the amount remain
ing after payment Of de5ts and expenses Of admins
ttation When such value does not exceed u 900, no
legncr tax shOnld be assessed thereon.
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A FRBNcu PROFESSOR IN A SAD PLIGHr-HE
l. EonBFD OF HIs MoNEY. WAICH. IiAT COAT AND ONE
BooL-A bout clock yesterday morning, as Hlcer
Devinc 81 the jersey City Police was patrong his beat
on Groves st. be met stranger wandering along IN an
apparent state OF abstraction. minus his lat coat and
boot and his clothing covered with dust as though
be had been lying upon the ground. The man. who
proved 20 b. a lrenchmhn. Of geniec appearance was
conducted 10 the S'aon-House where he declined TO
give h, name being apprehensiye that hts name might
appear IN the papcrs and by this the sad plight
shch Do was found would come 20 the knowledge of
his frckds. GA BIS person was found check for bag
gage. au empty por'cmonuaie. and feg shilngs In
currency. lie then placed In the dodgers de-
parimeui and remained there until about 10 a. N.
when he Issued from thence and stated that he
had been robbed OF his gold watch and chain about ESQ
in money ard a. clothing but where, and under wha,
circumstances be entirely obliyious. He also
stated that De Is military instructor IN Connecticut
College and having come on Ia New York 10 spend a
few DAYS wa stopping 40 the Northern Hotel loot OF
Coufilndt.st Hd ,tll declined To give his name FOR
fear the affair would obtain publicity. and was ashamed
to app, t. am Of his friends In New York for an oun
To enable him 20 return 70 the hotel bat he was inay
furnished with rig and departed. The presumption
Is that tie professor e into the hands of some OF the
n rpsrs who are constantly on the lookout Tor victims 10
the vicinity OF the fcF, the Ncwiork side and are
generally L. De seen lettering around the corner Az the
Northern Hotel and that they inyeiged hun 10 Jersey
civ and after supplying him with dragged hquor
cd tho robbery
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c,vor,,n CASE or IysANIrY-On Sunday

StyGrLAR CASE OF INsANITY.-On Sunday
ebt the police called upon to take INFO cns''a
"a ileet tlayher a domestic IN the employ ot MI
K,,nse No.'lIi Newarkaye, Jersey cry VINO wa'
e,identy deranged aud very boisterous ana violent
Erdgct was the person who opened the door Tor heei
81" ,i night when lie committed the suicide by shooting
Vs,'olf and the occurrence has 80 wrought upon he
mind thnt ON sunday she was taken with hysteric nts
and became deranged. She was tasen 10 the AIMS
H.. Ifnsrffal for treatment.
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Ropprp OF 4 WATcu.-On Friday night last

RoBBED OF 4 WATCU-On Friday night ias''
as three Young mon Jersey CITY were ridihS uow
he BERGEN Plank road they, were acc"sttu py Two
s,r,neers who asked for "A ride. Soon after bepg
taken in. ono of the three men discovered that ms
watch had been distracted from his pocket pus Sni
no,binc until they had all entered hotel, when the
dom was locked aud be accused the strangers oil having
totsu ~ They denied the assertion. and asked to be
searched upon which being done the missing ar'lcl'
y"s Cornd secre,ed ia the stocking OF one Of them.
Sner odmiui,tering sound drubbing, they were al
lnMed 10 denaIt-
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Business Notifies.
LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

will commence o the Goth Of September
For Circulars giving full information In regard to the mode
OF instruction, terms tuition graduation &C. address
y. d. Box No 1865 H. BoorH, chicago.
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CMEvALIgR's LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores
Cey hair its origins, color stops ia falling OUT 'eep' the
head clean; stand. above comparison with any she hair
dressing Sold at the drug stores and at my Ones No. LIZ
Broadway sAkAb a. o".'' LikR NJ. y.
BATCuKLoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
~ 49, natural reliable harmless and instantan GU.
VOL Ths ssnnine ia signed WILLIS A. BArcuELoR.
y, s ehes' ali pTussis.s Factory No 81 h arcl.y.st
UyLMBoLpS FLUID ExTRA.'T BUCHU is pleas.
an, in t,,s and odor free from oil nurious properties and
| immediate IN e. sctiou.
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RowDlRs ~ THE WASmSGToN CAgs.-on
SUNDAY evening last after the o'clock Washington
train Lad left jersey City the conductor while collect
u; tie fares came party OF hye rowdies VINO
refused 10 pay their fare; lconducted lnen''nta "a
- di,arree,ble A manner 4 the passengers insisted
that thew should b. Ieciy rom the tram when the
conductor intended 10 do ON arriving In Newark In
.he moan rim, two of the party went forward cutting
lie non rome a, they did 90 and meeting the conductor
assaulted him, when the latter Knocked the fellows
down and gave them a severe hogglng -Four OF tue
marty succeeded in Jumping from the train at Centrest
md The remaining one being placed in charge OF
soldier wish muskei conveyed tn Elizabeth anu
placed IN charge OF policeman Yesterday morning
The prisoner Va, brought before h.abls.'a., ~,
The romnlelu, Of Mr. Woodruff Assistant Snperintend'
cnt Of tie road the fellow committed to the county
iail lur trial.
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STATISTICS or cLoCK-MAKING.

The annual value in 1860 of the products OF
clock manufacture was 81 ,O55 80. There were Il
establishments in that year in New England. the capt.
tai invested being $4,000 the material used costing
SAG 100 employing 500 male and 40 female hands. at
an aggregate compensation of s372.GOo
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havn't done much with it. We sent
over the mountains and brought Mister
Grants Mrs. Grant calls him-to
manage il for US. and now / guess We
had better let Mister Grant have his
own way" ...--...-.
From this decision there was no sp-
peal Nobody ranked the President
So General Grant weat off with the
army, aud Secretary Stanton went back
to his othce. That application of Grants
Rarey-like tactics made Stanton the
hardest working Secretary, and one of
the most gentlemanly officials in Wash
ington, and it fully accounts for the
admirable relations which have since
existed between him and the Lieuten-
ant General 1t shows also that Grant
knows how to manage men as well as
armies. His shrewdness is equally
available in the Cabinet and in the
field What is strategy in war becomes
tact in diplomacy Lieutenant Gener
al Grant, like Field Marshal Yelling
ton, will be one Of the chief advisers of
the Government both in war and in
peace; and he holds his position for
life, his experience in public affairs will
constantly increase and viii be invsIu-
able to every President.-NelV York
Herald ..E..
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MashrillR Aniurl.
Mn. CAEEKOA . o. PabIishers,
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1866.
Reorganization in AIab ana.
IoorFesp oadonas Of the Nashville UnIon.I

CORES p0ndenee OF the Nashville Union.l
DECATUR, Ala, May 10, 1865.
Few weeks will elapse ere we shall
see the commencement of new era in
the future history of Alabama. There
are many incidents of interest and i'm
portan,e daily occuringin this locality
which seldom or never meet the pub
lie eye through the medium of the
press.
On Tuesday last flag of truce left
Decatur, under Colonel Fairbanks, for
the purpose of making known 70 the
rebels the decision Of General Thomas
in reference to those who still continue
in arms against the lawful authority of
the Federal Government. Among the
party was NJ Geers, one of the few 10y
al men from this state, who has passed
through the fiery ordeal Of secession
with an unhinching determination to
sacrifice all save his loyalty and devo-
ton to the cause of the Union. A few
miles from CORTLAND they were met by
a party of rebels under command of
Major Warren. After parley between
the two commanders it was decided to
proceed to CORTLAND where an inform
al mass meeting was held. ora
Some three hundred citizens, sol
diers, and ladies were present, all
mingling together with apparent salts
faction. Li1AEe#.
Major Warren then addressed the
meeting, and in the course of his re-
marks, said that further resistance on
the part of the south was useless, and
he would accept the same terms
" Granted" to Lee, and would surrender
his forces on Saturday the 18th inst
He said also that the people must be-
gin to restore civil law, and recon-
mended coercion" if they refused to
do so These declarations were receiV-
ed without dissenting voice, while the
rebels frankly acknowledged that they
were whipped"
Mr.. Giers then took the stand, and
after few preliminary remarks read
the order of Gen. Thomas, which was
faVorably received
Of the citizents and residents of
CORTLAND who addressed the meeting,
Judge Peters, Rev, E. NJ. Swoope, and
Col Picket recommended an abond>
onment of the contest and submission
to the supremacy of the laws.
Everything passed off pleasantly, and
the JOnneyS seemed glad of the pros
pect of returning home.
Upon every hand we see signs of re-
turning loyalty, and ere long the voice
of the loyal people of Alabama will
again be heard mingling with the re-
pentant wailings of fast expiring Con-
federacy. W. G. 3.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

10y virtue n TIE poEer vessel in ~, y ire iast
ID VII a. David q. NEnfe dacea-ed, Fe a. E1-
ecuLors VI sell 20 ~ hEhest Id Ter, on The pfet-
see % he Sd Gay q June next. a cTedlI 81 cne,
tEo and taree years, the very dssIrahe residence
and lacd on q hich he deceased hved a. the time
he died, containing ks5 acres. sb9uf one hundred
n luvz;ion, and the ualan,e hBey tahersd- This
des are place Is situated b Civil District NJ = r
Bed "a cluufy. add on fhs uatsrs Of poddy'-
Creek. and Niles from Wartsce.
Tls D. rtre chancs for the iuves tu1aut OF caoi-
a.. A. q stOck farm I u unsurpassed and the
fne Poplar ana Oak timber il tnexhaustabis
b. L. Wilson 4 ,. n. sJOTT.
mayif-lt EIecuiors.
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Ihlz wee, which is aogar p-seti~sd rr
tha pTeaezce oi any one, has proved on,
eVeriasiing ruin Of thousands oil tha noble
and moot talented young mrfl that egaI
gave tongue o. si0queBcs a- nca y song.
~ hrs Destroyed hGalth, bIasled tno .1nstl-
tution, and retuced the n.aerl6.o victim &.
living 8keietou. Nor gro these u final
aud iatal Effects Iu ITS pains are .-attsreI
ths ruias of reason, She most rcIap4a8Ir
sight thGt cen uees morfaI ayos. 10 81.
ured permanently pr Laia p u icLian. call on
Dr.. Coicn4p, So. % North Cbe-ry strsat.
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