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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, \ !.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dte0
totsHty Of Mac Loglon.
Amo- W. srentice, President, ard n n whfttemcre
Secretary of the Thsmes Fire Insurance Company, OF
and fr himself saws, ust the fo egg ns l. true
full AMI statement of tn affairs Of the said
Corporation ant that they the above named Ulcers
thereof and mat part of the capital earnings Of
said Company has been deo tied in any slate 1eri-
tory security or Losses theIein
AM y ". PRENTICE, President
sB. b. WhIfTfMuRE. ssereta y.
Subscribed and 10 beore b, the above named
A. Prentice, p esiH~nt, Rn1 b. Hhistt sters-
tsry, this 1sth day Of June, A 1865.
Clerk of the Superior Court OF New Loneon %,
ArDrroRs eyrrcr TnwA,1
Dies M.iNss, July 5th, ls65.
hereby certified tbst the 2ri day Of Jane 1A6&
swarm star ment HAed III this eficr showing the
condition of the THAMES FIRE iNrt'RAhCe COM
on the day OF January A. D. S6o- sGcord- with
the provisions Act OF the General Assembly Of the
State II a entitled "sn Act In rel sficn ~
Cosnpapies" approved Jsnuat 18th, pb1. and an Act
Act in relation life IhsurHB<e Cemane, hppro ed
March 17th 1887 that said statement shows that sad
h 20 -sesed Of hr requisite ouut ~ cApi,
and fnyesfed required by law. s qf.veA
Authority ii therefore given % the ahose n1nsd fNoa
p~ny 10 trAa,s4et their arps.Fsfe us 81 IN ura1te
hi this Spste in dance with the laws tfxfegS -
the slss day Of January A. D. onA Thoaasnd y @htx
- In testimony wherea4. I have -
I. Il. my hand and alsed my seal - 0acs - Ay
~ and year FIRST shQye rttens g.s. "a A 81 IA !
jy1sdi~ JNo- 4. ki.LtVfT. Asa!sessf -
N,OrrcE ~ hrvehy w.rn ~ p-rsc1 ~ y tvu1esey
\ IN vif<. FANNY A JoLInDhs r. - 111
~ " y y u ~ "a svi.Ss.s ~ ! s.ss = 4
&eWeeAN 80 %xl4.xlx e
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

DY auhoritv from csftin ) r w7lies Assistant
IL Qaaternsstsr L. $ Army, shall oasr for sale at
public ton,
On Monday, The l7th Day Of Juy. 1865.
At10 o'eloct in ns Forenoon.
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Ds s. Geo. y. Hejdtitx
.-ASD-k M
Geo. E. EhsJJESr,
HON GEO PATHI STs,

Have entere5 ilto en-Fe hip ard Their
ctiiee nd ett-tt lAtu n r -na JcLb-, ~.
II ke G gar -fste. Tes Will rnseiiop with ;ltir
GsHcrct fa TIC, 70, sCia attention the
e CtTonle Diseas
Of3e hour, ireRs 5 u 10 oelos q III to clock
and te U'ciock J..
DR.. seiliiz si be fun sf ms rsi ne Con-
l. 1t; IA Cia. til o,s and
during the estung ii hi, sud ir IL n. tAer
ofSce, "a streer dartng the evening asd MI hit.
july d3m
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EOR SALE. The south half Of the double
= Drick residence formeil, Uceap ed by N ncCr'A,
saq, containing ROOM, good csiAr eastern, stable,
aud ali 10 gooa order This peop~rt, Is si,ua ed IT,
nea bstwecn ,esenth and zhth street-, and 10 very
de irabl resii, nee, zoad ghborhoui sstssion
the arst OF october next. TItse good sale En-
qnire OF I9yl3I a..t II B. TES-kYGk.
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II .OST-July 10th, somewhere between Six
Ia tsenth and fuat a and of Nsin sud Eight
ssresss, Pocket Book, con aaning fntesu or rxent
Doiars. The Under will eceise five dollars by rsturn
,nx Ii TO P.rgEssos Pastor OF the Affic A-thooi
Chm ch 10 George Bland. corner Of Fulton .nd sx
teebth streets sE syf3 dit
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l. The ua,.le o. this Cahi ans the THANES FIRE
ISSUG ANCE COMPANY.
. The ol it. Capita Sick is..-.- S2o 0Go 90
3. In ai.oaut % il titl itai stock Paid
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OITY PROPBRTT FoR sAIE.
PERIODICALS.
OUR YOUNq FOLKS.

An illustrates Monthly Magazine flr Boys ard
Girls, sdited By ]. T. TR1W BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LARCOM. This Mega
zine has already attained orcua tion unpsi al
lelgd in Che history Of magazine literature. With
The issue Of the Aprit numher IL viii have an es.
tablished circulation OF $4,000 cop %. it Is cor
daily commenced BY beth tho secular and religious
press also BY all persons interested in the subject
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convince hem thst the mAgaz ne answers a want
that is universally felt. Il is the aim Of the Pub
fishers to make It first class MsgAzias in every
respect, snd they will spars neither labor nor
expense their endeaVors to furnish 10 their
young readers enc whose monthly visits shall bo
always Welc, me, and shall be expected with Plea-
sure.
The stan Of Contributors embrace tie following
anCng many prominent uamea Mrs. STOWE, a.
". LONGFELLOW, JOHN @. WHITTIEB, o. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. Ia NJ CHILD, Captain mAYHH
REID.
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ka- Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
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DIR. G. b. LIGHTHIBL = first visit TO
Ohio was Induced by numerous sPPlica-
tioDs tor treatment from parties unable to
visit New York for that purpose, and who
can not be successfully treated except after
n personal examinatiog. HIS practice has
been so successful that he has repeated his
visits to Cleveland several times. Still be
finds that it is almost as difficult for some
parties desiring his service, 70 visit bIm at
Cleveland, that in compliance with the re-
qests of many citizsus, he Bss consented,
before returning 10 Europe, TO visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters So that Hll who
desire can consult him.
For the past twelve years DR.. Lightbill
has psid exclusive attention 90 the trest-
ment of deafness and catarrh in lis vsri-
Gus forms. He has practiced in New York,
and other principal Eassern cities, where,
until few months past, he was associated
with his cousin, DIR. E. b. LightbIll, and
together, they have acquired y stinding
which has earned for the " "Lighthill In
stitute' its present great reputation.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIO-FUNERAL MACH, TO
~ the memory q brshzn Liocolo the Msrtvr
President. By 9. T. A. Par1hnrst Author of
X chino IL Ours" "Tbe Folders Dyisg Fa4s.
well" "Oh lend me one Flower from h Grave
'hO slave beneath that Starry Flag" etc This
march Is very solemn and Impressive Prics 80
centsi with ViRnette Of tbs resident 50 cents.
Mailed Free Publisher, HORACE WATERs. No. 8
As Broadway, N. 7.
For sale By 5. BRAIEARD 4 CO., olevelasd,
Chic, mys;2D9
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A useful innovation has been introduced
in the omnibuses of Paris. When the
bus is full the conductor uncoVers the
word scompEet," and similar sign spPesrs
in front Of the drivers box, SO that pc
destrisns wishing to ride are informed that
they must wait for the next conveyance
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From the ReU. B. T. Wcich, formerly Pastor Of
the PeGrL street Baptist Church, Albany,
Ncw York.
NEwToNvILLE, Nov. 10, 1864.
DR. LIGHTHILL-DeGr Sir: Allow mo
TO express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my dsugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing. The
loss of this important sense Is certainly q
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and to degrees known only TO those who
have experienced it If therefore, there
be q remedy for this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that II
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it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
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dies My daughter has suffered from deaf
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has been badly diseased. Tbs right Gar,
also, for several years, was seriously affect
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threatening the entire loss of her hearing.
1t WAS with extreme difficulty that she
could participate in theconversatiOn of her
friends, and for two years has been deprived
of this source of social enjoyment Hap
PLY my attention was directed 70 your sd-
vertisement and l WAS induced TO place
her in your care. Your treatment under
favor of kind Providence has been suc-
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appears to be perfectly restored. Whether
this restoration is permanent is 3 question
time alone can deteru inc, but present re-
suits are certainly very gratifying.
am, dear sir,
Truly and gratefully. yours,
b. L. WEIGH, ID. ID.
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DENTISTRY.
,R. R.HALLIWELL. SURGEON DEvr1

I Z. HALLIW WELL, SURgEON DENTItT,
Dfespectfully a. nOuncea to The public generally,
tn 1t he has removed from his old Dental Rooms on
the PuD'te 5qu4 e, to hfs own Block, 81 Michigan
strect, where be has fitted beautiful suite Of
RO7E = aad is now 2r"parro to meet and wait IN I'll
Did and new patrons WAC maj please TO favor him
with a call.
principal and supplied at prices within tie iesoh
Of all Aoknnwle'E-C ~ the Profession generally,
for their Beauty, Strenth and Durability. Every
one that = them discar their old sets, if able.
-Uuly one visit ne essay have a sat oou1-
pleted, at No. 9 Nj hgen street nOrih side, sees
ond GOor ron Ontario, and foot Pr'spsct street,
Olevelaud. mtSl B-HALbIW EbG, N. d.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad hss
reeeiyed orders from the Government to
provide transportation for fifty thousand
men, to come west over the road. These
are the veterans of Shermsn's army. Is
anyprepsrstiOn being made to give them
a reception such as their great services
desarvs2
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james L. Murdoch, the well-known trs-
gedian, is lying seriously i'll at his home,
near Lebanon, Warren county, in this
State. The people Of the North, who feel
deeply indebted to him for his patiOtic ef-
forts in benAlf of the soldiers of the repub-
lie will wait with anxiety further nows Of
his health.
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Those Of the officers and crew of the
rebel ram Webb who escaped capture be-
low New Orleans were taken prisoners by
the United States stesmer Glide near Bra.
shear City, La, on the Sd. They are eight
in number.
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J'EETHI TEETH TEETH /
liz L y nANIKI.R

Late OF the firm Of aALLIWELL DANIELS, Il
still az bis old established UentaI Ro MS corner Of
Ontario street and Public square, making those
invaluable gems, artificial Teeth. at the old prices
before the war An Upfer or Lower Set from $40
10 SIS. a n work warranted. Anln "A
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or WATERwOEEs,
CLEvELAsD. May Sth lst5-
NOTICE TO IRONFOUNDERS.
IN Sealed proposals. endorsed pr posas for
cast irOa water pipes will De received AZ she 0lce
of Water WORKS, Council Hall BuiidinR) T
about 20O1 feet Of 10 iurh cast waterpiues requir
ed for these 0Iks, until II O'Clock 81, May = d,
1868.
Furthrr information aud speCifoati ms can be
Oh sil cd Of the undsrsi sned at this ctfce after
10 day,
The Board Of Trustfe- invite the sui mission cf
bids rrs,rviDg the right to accept Of dsci'no any
or ell proposals received
By or .er Of the Boa-d,
JOSEPH SINGER,
Gur.-5v ,,f,rt ,r,sF N..srlr.aar
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- Ur tia Corbit, NiDsloW Corbtt, and Mary
Oorbit are her by nOtsded that on the 9th day Of
April. lS6', parius Adams. as Executor OF the pin
OF Erily Camp. deceased, late Of Cuyahoga conn
~ Ohio filed his pc ition in the Court of Common
Pleas Of said county, the object and prayer Of
which petition is to obtain from said C,urt a lu-
dicial construction Of said will, winch shali au-
thOrize and empower said Adsms s. such Execu-
tor aud Trus ee under said will sell the rat
tate nance in said VIII and for such ether relief a.
equity msy requirl. faid parties . uOfiied 70
answer SAID petition on or before the 18th day Of
June 1865. l. PRENTISs,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cleveland. pril rs, 1866 ap2l sSi4
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CLoThINC.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
New Goods at Union Hall for Spring,
IH the theme Of vhich sing
We've all the la est sty les just made,
To suit tue finest city trade,
OF new Spring OVercoAts ald Sacks,
To ct the form ike moulded wax;
And Business Goats Of stylish make,
Al Of the prtse sly O. that take;
Bat then the crowniug Goats Of all
Are tho DREss COATs at UuiOu Hall.
We pride ourselves that We excel
4 II others IN the COATS We SELL
For In them you will always find
Fit, Fashion, Grace snd Ease combined.
Bet on our Goats 1 will not DWELL
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
OF every hue end shade and style
To tel on all would take q while;
80 will only mention here
That these no ", ud in style appear,
Should come TO UniOn Hall and buy
The OLOruIhG bost to pl-assthe eyei
And net alone the eye TO ple,se,
Bot money save in buyiny these;
For viii sell at prices low,
No matter how the do d does 20. ID.
In FurnAhinR Goods both rich and neat,
We have = stock full aud complete;
Our gallant boys IN slus" will iRd
All kinds OF goods to suit th,ir mind
ne'ye .isO for this boys IN store
A better stock thaa e'sr before;
Ard can a ft, both great and small, -71
"A ith ObUTHlA4 best at UHiOS Hall.
uI- hs finest stock Of spring and summer
Oloihing aud the Lowest Prices in the eI'y at
Isaac a. Isaaes's Union Hall.
sOle Agency for the sale Of
STR ONG'S ARMY TRUNKS,
SINGERS SEWING Ma CHIMES,
AND
StOrr's AutOmatOn PressmSn!
Cor. superior aHd Union streets.
so Lock out for the Giants apS
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q .the most elegant Blaeh six Nantes ever offer
I'd in this Eet. together with . full llns Of
Oloth sacques Basques and Fitted Goats.
- J. Il. DEWITT 4 CO., = -
APPS and II Public Sqnsrs.
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General Mulford, United States OJm-
missioner of Exchange, has received from
the rebel Commissioners, Messrs. 0uld and
Hatch, $4,000 in greenbacks. g small
amount in gold and silver, and $4,000 in
rebel currency. Ii formed part of the
money taken from our officers captured
and confined in Richmond prisons. 1t will,
We suppose, be distributed pro rata among
them. Claims amounting to $4,000 have
already been presented, and it is doubtful
whether the rebel Commissioners will be
a bic to turn over any more funds
The principal anniversaries in New
York on Tuesday were those of the Anti
Slsvery Society, the proceedings of which
we publish in another column; the Ameri-
can Christian Union, whose receipts last
yesr we're $50, ,79I SO, being in excess of Its
expenditures 1867 AZ; and the American
Temperance Union, which held its twenty
ninth anniversary, Governor Buckingham,
Of Connecticut presiding. The annual re-
port stated that $4,000 temperance jour
mails and over 10000 temperance tracts had
been distributed in the national armies. A
Temperance Convention has been called, 10
meet at Saratoga Springs on the lst Of
August next.
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NoTIcEs.
OFFICE OF rs CousIsED PETnoEEUa Co,

OFFICE OF rBE CouBIEED PETRobEUm COL
No. 81 Broadway,
NEW YORK, april 18th, 1866.
OEOOND MONTHLY DIVIDEND
~ The Trustees of this C7mpsuy have this day
declared a dividend Of two per cent. on tho par
value Of their Czpi Al Sock for the month ending
May LIST, y able on aud after May lOth, 1855
The Transfer Books will be cli 81 from nay Til
20 I III, inc. usiYe. o. I. SaNtORe,
uvG2iI:'sep Treasurer
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OFFIOE or WATEavOBRs, I
lLEYELAan. NAV 9Th. lsh6.

NAElOE 0f " AThhNNhhnf
OLEvELAsp, May Sth, lsb6. !
NOTICE TO BOILERMAKERS.
~ seal,d proposals. 1Eudorsed proposals for
River pipe will b, ceiaed the Otlioe Of water
Works Council Hall Building) 'or a wrought iron
pipe 20 inches in dismeter and about 25O feet long,
until IL oct ck n, May I'D, SIS
Further information aud specidca'i MS may he
ohtains Of the undersigned Vt ths Office after to-
day, whe'e the plan may aiso DO seen
The BO4rd OF Trustees invite the submission Of
bids, rsservpg the right to accept or decline any
CT all the bids received
By order Of the Board
s.. JOSEPH SINGER,
mylo.2r3 l ,up't and E, gineer,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR5-
" Proposals will bs received st the office Of tho
uity CiVii Ensinetr until o'clock NJ the I'D
dsy Of May for grading Dau and viii atreets.
Plans and spe,i1 i1catiOn@ may be 'eeu aud blank
proposals OF tanned at said I'm siueer's Office.
The B. ard OF City impToy, msnis invite the sub
MISSION Of d5 re, erving the right to accept re-
JOHN WHIrELAW,
mYIO 2l3 City Civil Engineer.
Ul) BUILDERS.-Sealed Proposals will
i bertceiVed unul noon OF the l5th dSy Of May,
1865, for furnishing all thu materss a oOiug
all tue labor required for enclosing the new DEAF
aud Dumb Asylum tuildiug now 10 C utse OF erec-
tinA in the city Of Columbus, for the state Of
Ohio. IN accordance with the plans aud specihca
tons and under tilg direct on Of the Architect snd
Fu9tTint 'nds MT
Eaoh bid must be accompanied hy bond In
The sum Of twenty-five per cent Of the amount
involved, conditioned that the party making tn
proposal or bid will accept tho contract, il the
SANE is awarded 10 said party, Il the iaiihfui
performances Of the contract on their-par
Plans aud spscibcatl ns may be q on at the Of
fcu OF the sup TiDte dent, on said Asy um grounds
10 the ti Of Columbus and alsa st the Offices Of
the Architss {, 10. Perkins Block and 30 Ore
gOn street, Cleveland, Ohio
The bids will be opened at the cfice in Colum-
bus after II O'Clock Gu tn 10th day Of May, 1850.
The Superintendent reserves tbe right 10 reject
aDy or ali the bids cOnside:td ine0mp pa ible with
the interests Of the Stato.
j. NJ. BLACKBURN,
Architect aud Superint ndent.
Cleveland. Ohio. May Is., 1906 myz:2g9
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Less than $4,000 600 ofthe Loan authorized by
the last Congress ave now on the market. This
amount at the rate at which it is being absorped,
will al be subscribed for within two months, whom
the notes will undoubtedly c,muand a premium,
as has uniformly Ieen ,he olse on closing the sub
soriptions 10 other Loan. Il Hov seems probable
that no considerable auouni beyond the present series
,g,Ii b. o6a ed 10 dIs public.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of tn, country may be afforded facilities for taking
tn, loan the National Banks, State Backs, and
Private BANKERS throughout the country have gem
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scrbsrs will select their own agents, in whom th'y
have confidence, and Who only to be responsible
for the delivery Of the NOTES for VII Oh they receive
orders.
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Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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OFFICE or Tun CbEvELAEp IRos Mrsnks Co.,
CLEvELAHD May 4th, 1890. I

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the
IN Stockholders Of the CeYesnd Iron Mining Co,
Tor the election Of officers II The ensuing year twill
DO held at The Office o. tho Company, IA this sits,
on wednesday, tss 18th inst. Il O'Clock IA.
mY6.2u SAM u l. MATaER. seoiy.
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THE sEE sATIOE IN BIBlrEGHA1I.
LFrorn tho london Now, Ap.il27.l

Il was q little after twelve o'clock when
the first telegram was received announcing
tho sad occurrence; this, like all other bad
news, spread rapidly, and in less than half
an hour the Exchange, where the tele-
grams were posted, wss thronged with per-
sons in whose faces was depicted an ex-
preston of the deepet anxiety. Nearly
three hours passed away without the re-
eeipt cf any confirmation Of the Grst telo-
gram, and hope was reviVing when the
full details of the great tragic occurrences
Just perpetrated st Washington came to
hand. Then there was no face in which
grief was not depicted; no sentiment ut
tered but that of adherence at these foul
crimes.
The Mayor wss in London when this af-
fictipg news was received, but he WAS i'm
telegrsphed to by Mr.. Alderman
Hawkes. with the view TO some immediate
expression in reference to this untoward
event bv the authorities of this town. Mr..
Henry Van Vert, an American by birth,
but resident here for nearly sixty years,
and closely connected with the family of
Washington irving, heard the sad news
whilst sitting on the bench as a magistrate;
10 too q strong Northern partisan, came
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The Troy Times says; Rev. Mr. Duryea,
of New York, was arrested in Buffalo a
day or two before Booths death, on suspi-
cion of being the assassin of the President.
Mr. j. observed numerous glances at his
person while riding IN the cars. and upon
going to his hotel be proceeded 10 his room,
made q fsw alterations in his toilet, and
called for carriage The anxious crowd
considered this as pretty good proof that
he was the identical j. Wilkes, and pro-
cured his arrest Or course, sfser an ex-
plsnstion, Mr.. Duryes was unconditionaly
TaleasRd
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From the ReD. B. T. WcicH, formerly Postorof
the PearI Street Baptist Church, Albany,
Nctg York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-24

TINE UNITED STATES HOTEL, MAsSBNCE SPRINGS.
i This establishment In open for the reception OF
guests of the 81 Regis Spring NJ this favorte
Watering place allied curative In all affections
Of the skin liver Kidneys and digestive The bottled
be procured from the druggists and also gdei
70 the springs. CROCkEk CO, Proprietors
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Married.
u.v. U.arroRsK-In Brooklyn, 90 Monday, July
10 nv the Rev. Charles H. Everest Captain W. CLARK
a. MsRy NJ youngest daughter Oh the iate captain Y"
Hartshorne, Of New YORK
Roston ana Philadelphia papers please copy.
Wu,rsrY-SnyTH Nm this city, on Saturday, July ~
nv the Rev Peter Stryker, HIRAM REED WHITNEY to
EAmsM sxrrn, both OF this city. No cards
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

I,RIDENBBRa, KANE 90, 2lo FULTON STREET,
importers OF Wines and Liquors and m-ltfa ureir NJ
ers ordials syrups. lc, oAsr the above goods Of snp.
rior Gus lily and At bower pces than any hsvse IN r CITY
ready Shipment In basies kegs aud In coLsnn
enc dozen bctles each. ASenn wanted.
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HOTELn.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A WIDOW LADY, AGED ., AMERICAN, DESIRES
"A the acquaintance Of gentleman, with view " matri
mony must be eenee In HE manners and have means
CURIOSITY hunters need Address, stating par
uss also wben and where early interview can be had
J. y, H., ussah go
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH HOTEL. AT BATH, L. l.. Is OPEN FOR TIFF
ID reception OF guests Rooms, suitable for family cal
BE- had by applying Immediately select Hop will be gvcr
on Saturday evening. GEO. SHIELDS.