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Excursions.

ANNUAL EXCURSION and PICNIC of 10th
- BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL Dudey'' Grove will take
Place on FRIDAY July r. 1865 by tteamhlt AMI barge Boats
rentLst at o'clock. and West Twenty 'eeond't
II 4
A DAILY EXCURSION 20 the FISHING BANKS
~ by the superior steamer WYOMING. r. = HOFFNiRE,
Plot, leaving SUNDAY July l. add every dy thsreser'
yiug Martrst. % a. Egih T.. r. - Perp Il ~ Chns
TOPPER T.. H. r., at - ard rio W n r. at O'Clock NJ
FARE FIFTY CENTS.
n.ll.,s I'D n. nd r.Iln.n,a on holrd.
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fetlnrcs ano nlcctiugs.

rI,UE QUARTERLY SESSION Of the GRAND
DIVISION = II T. Of Easern Yok vii be held IN the
city Troy WEDNESDAY. the 25h At o'clock m Rene
AID return BY the Troy Lire -
Steamer. office q ~ w p John " earns No.
Boat cve loot Of Ion-.t TUESDAY Evening ihe 2,h at
6ococs. oN''lh" ~ ''"Af ~
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Gonses an0 .farms tuanteo.

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished, in Filth-ave.,
w fr nine or months frs,cas4 RESIDENCE for gentle
fsmy. The house be well furnished and contain i've
principal bed For desirable house liberal will be
paid ND al references -iyen n B-Immediaie possession
site ldlress giving situation and fl parcurs Box No bBJ
festOf4e New-iofk
WANTED TO HIRE, for Factory one or more
w LOFTS; possible, 20O120 square e. pos eon
sia;ey Answer y n. Box No. l22, Tribune Ohcs.
NVANTED-By a gentleman and wife, PART Of a
w HOUSE, tie side Of the city. between Fourth and
eoTtehs ITS Address r. L., Tribune Office
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Jnternal Repenne.

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
u SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT. STATE or NEW.
YORK comprsiug IXth XVIII aud XVIII Wads q the City
EewYoNocis Hereby given tha, Me Lists o. valuations
subject tho
vide support the Government TO Interest
Public Debt and fr other puposs- approved June 10 4
and the approved March 1865 sdc and taken by
the Assistant Of said Collection District VII remain
oren the oil interested for the space OF
fifteen sundays excepted from tie date hereof ny ofco
No raj Wet Foueenths. lover the YORK county btnkL
between hours & 9 g. m. ard O'Clock Aud immediately
after the expiration Of ten days from the date ecof 70 wit on The
18th day OF July 1865 and theeier WIZ receive aud
dsieImne all appeals aye 10 erroneous or eHee,e yluaon or
enlueaons made and Ken by the SAID Assistant Assessors The
Lists comprise the f,r licenses AID tie aae
Carriages Billiard Tables Yachts. SILVER Plate and other enumr
articles ~ the ending May 1901 and the in
com for the ending December 81. 1868
the be made IN wrng
and specify the paicu cause thing respecting which
or error coInpsf Ell o. JOHN CLEVELAND.
Dated New.YoIk, Jsiy 10, 1906. Assessor.
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CroroS AouEprcr DEPARTMENT NEw YORK July - 1910 ,
rJ,O N-FOUNDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
will be received hi, ofce. Rounds City Hal Pers uun IL
O'Clock TUESDAY the 9th day Of July iSoo of the sup
NV f cast waterplpes. W.:
" 90 i@t Of cat pipe IL inches internal diameter
Ia 00 feet cast Iron WaeIpipe inches internal diameter
90 feet Of cas-. waier-pipe incte' internal diameter
propoa ma be Proposals. for Cast ron Mser
Pl. md together with the Of the bidder and
date Of i Offering
The ,nonnt secur qulred win be ten thousand dollars
blank forms Of bids sn be had on sPpheAoh
w" '' THOMAS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, AquedGet
A. ". CRAVEN. Board
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Dept on VETERINARIAN OFFICE.
-......-. 80 ~. IL La I

DEPT or RTFrHasTGRs OFFICE. /
baltimore SID. July u, lo1d
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS and
- VESSELS EFFECTs-Wil be sold q baltimore, va, on
TUESDAY July "a 10 . 10 DEL their anchorage with
a their anchors bos 6c belonging to them now on board
viz:
The JOHN ADAMS e.wh~e double frrry-boa Of "a
tuns; lf8 breadth BEAM - f-e' ALL 20
fei depth hold ~ fet inches; df feet; has low
nc Il engine; diameter fey ndrr inches; strok' 81 p
wen found iD her h hull good new, bat slight
Pc, 10 icqur~d o machinery.
The ACHILLES sidr-whce s25 TINS; length e h.
100 feet breadth OF beam q ior AL 90 e' dcth Of hod
icc draf hss one low pressure b"rm ongnr; diameter OF
cnde - uch; stroke Of piston fcii good running order
with stores ON ord.
The MAYFLONER fidoheel about 40 nns length
deck 64 breadth obeam % ee al 80 tets depth Of
mold feet Lar fsei has low pressure he IN engines
diameter Of ylucer % incl stroke & piston, e q IN running
with stores on bosrd.
Tie ISLAND CRY. sle-hcel If l98 ans length
drrk l8 feet breadth 81 beam, p a. 20 f depth OF
hod feet ;da has l0 press beam engine; diameter
Of cylinder 80 inches; stroke rebuff Baltimore
l8,i in running ord I with board
lhe JOHN : lDE, 4 length deck 10
cei b dh Of beam 22i ret depth holt fee draft feet
nchesi hs one nigh pressure bem engine; diameter . CYLINDER -
incl G. stroke piston iee'i c13scy about 1870 bAre'
10 Zoe condition. and well found in I. her outtis.
The above vessels admirably adapted for sh if, hts and nom
her drawing but title voter fine market boat, Now only sold
for want e f.rti use by the ioyerumeut.
Terms ca.h b. Government fInd on tie day Of sale.
- ''-' " -" O w BRADLEY,
Coloro ord Chief Q1aIieiml,er hd Sill Ioqt
Thru.n A - Nuaft
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10000 TUNs or, ......,
lilly 1896,

NEw.Yonk 1ulv II. 1866.
THE DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY WIN hold their FORllEIH AUCTION SALE
COAL WEDNESDAY, the 18th dy OF July, 1870, a. u
O'Clock At tle Sleoon No - - hsns Pser corner
Wilu, Ne~-No which time Icy VIII eel, b. McTs
IL. DRAPER q Anc.i0nters.
91.Ol0 TUSS OF FRESH MINED SCRANTON CoAbss
q their icpp;, fizabethpcTt -
dnrug mouth OF August EeK'. 800 a.,
Id e.: no IDS whatever bcs Hiade ~ account OF or
az Of the Company. The conditions Val iay Aae known
& . time Il L.
payable IN current funds on the Day Of
with the Government tx oI cents per tun
~ JOIN BRSRiN. President.
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proposale.
HE1Dou,RrERs DFPAHTaEH - MAsnisSros'
OrK.of OF rHtEg CUAErrHnA.rFH, z
WasHlNGTos, u. G., July IA. 1873.

WasaINGTos q. e., July a. 1875
nPOpOc for SALE OF WOOD.-Sealed fro.
,.i 4 mi, Il sn'i y o'clock MONDAY,
,rsu ls5 = the purchar - 3ol IlitfEtN IhOuSAND
et,yf,. tRS NF NT ~ GOD. located a. follows:
~ 90 FofRiFFS ut NDRfD CORDS II The Kendall Green
baltimore aha Oho hsHoA' s'"u o"'
mil from the dspo, Of road ~ thi' y, 81, ,,,v - r,vo
ThI. q shout one thp ~ riSS s - 49,.
railroad -. 49,. go, ,,,.,,rppn cop ma ., a..
d three as 81 mie north Of Aerandris on TIE me
AletandTis, md Orofgstown Railroad
-, about TMOTilRDS 90 PlNE aud OSE'
TD an on piled along the track and distant about one
i WHAT the Potomac River leading to Which
,.s,s 1. a acct sud level road.
e wood offered sale 10 Of good fair quality and
,l,,rlu,hly selsoned. ia, rt,- Cd. snl
rrop. be received FOR quantities from 800 tty CORDS ana
ppw,id with pfyleis Il taking al Of either % boh o'
PAYMENT TO In Government funds immeda'J H'o VIC
Of he and ueasurensnt 81 the wood
The rs reserved o. rejecting or al p0pea deemed o''
advantageous 20 the United states NJ l. Lopl,,VV,nrot
Colonel sud Chf QuaerHas,er Department Of Nashn.ton
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DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D Broadway between spring aud Prime. sls
COOL GODLit CODLt!
a DELIGHTFUL COOL AIhOSPHEHE.
Mr. q. l.. FOAS
SPLENDID SPECTACULAR PASTOHlME
~ TIE FULL IiDE OF SUCCESS.
Mr.. q. l.. FOX, -
MISS KATE PENEOYER. Mr.. C. X. FOX
and ne full and efficient
- GRAND PANTOMIME COMPANY.
EVERY AFTEHNOON at2 EYENING at
q he newt and gorgeous Comic Pan'omime,
JilN 40 GILL WHIT Up THE HlLL.--.-...
REMARKABLE IRANsFORIAi Ions, LAtGHABLL TRICKS
sni hhrH'L'sllRl&U INCIDENTS.
To be seen or vi hours,
FROA suNRlsE UNTIL 30 O'CLOCK p H..
OVER 10000 Curl CGITIES,
THE CAROLiNA TWINS.
iltepaTsby joincd. e.; graceful b. movement,
MASTER ALLEY TURNER GFANT DRUMMER.
MAMMOTH FAT CHILD.
THREE DWARFS, GLASS BLOWER7.
ClKCASSIAN GIRL. TWO N1L-GhAUS,
80 LIVING AUSTRALIAN blRDS
3fe0 SPECIMENS OF NATIVE BIRDS.
THE AFRICAN VULTURE THE ADJUrANf
LINlsG OTRANGOUrANG FROM HORNED.
ONE HUNDRED LWlSG MONKEYS, -
LIVING 3HORNtD BULL FAWN.
LIVING BOA Constructors.
Learned Seal Happy Family Grand AquaA loo'o
Curosiics.
Adhesion. N Children under ten. 70 cents
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amu5emenis.

w SEVENTH WEEK OF
Mr.. DAN BRYANT
IN IRISH COMEDY.
TUESDAY EVENING. July -, 1866. 80
IN compliance with solicitations f is repetition VIII
be ruei Boucies1s beautiful and interesting Irish dssms en-
sued the
COLLEEN BAWN
nJles oppaen N.Y. b'
Fathe. Mr. Charles Fisher
fsfdress Cfesan. 3. T. Rnfgod
Efly OConuor with song Miss Rosa Cooke
Mr. Or. Mr.. Mara wilkins
Anne Chute the Go en- Nlna MR. Marx smith
Sheah ...........MT s John Seton
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
THE COLLEEN BAWN. u,...,,
FRIDAY EVENING, JAY n BENEFIT OF MI DAN bhiA'A'
GREAT BILL. -, -,
In preparation. sud viii speedily be produced ne" Hbshan
sHAMUs OBRIES
THE nOULD BOY OF GLEEGALL
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u
MArIxEEss, S%fbyE3piy sad ssh,TtRpiY sa! oeioes
cnIARiSIS RoYGE SPANISH Circus!
S' eo %i eio"5S foa% , In. .oa lie
SIC 81 Il sa; Ts s3 y FToRS FGpms
BELEN CugA AND rEop9oRo CUBA
Bareback Eque,ian who WI 'PFeaf uPona swim s'''d
''-' 'Siii HS2s s a Rbgf GH FFlOlH
the great couronis AID Dcaior om the PRINCIPAL Theatsn CT
LONDON 'D' i'i' DON ANTONIO MARQUES.
Tie astonishing Brazilian kqies'raa in bis exciting P0i''a'''' Of
'a'' TsE ,cQMAyGmgE or THE DESERT. .,.,
la F fATT R6 3oXf is s s on is Sfs
blood X'.ban s,e.d AED IL KADER.
The gem Of the Horses nc GGR ialI5f1 a'' ''ei
s be s o- 9s sG G1 ID. 3asa y the pres
TiIE PERUvlAN BROIHEGs,
sesor cARL0s. senior GAsPAR, senior ROBERTO
'i 5% Is! s2 FFS sFoAsrAs rorq
s' r. f iY4Essfaf N, G b&9h h5SgrE'
The fi Dfs: SA 1isi!e lyArrRs AyD 8LEGs
Esd ta 1aas y " . t,i % rslI At every
iae attention q an sppcesve public f. ''recy tePosen fr
ho. r.udion. tie profoundly lsa'"o4 Thorough
~ MoSrEzU ySE5FIIF9 P2 ig s FIgARo' TuRco
=, ~ IN, oIi4 T. ~ i 4 tI4l r,.o,ir o,b.r
.aas display q neoHceivabe asc More than brute I'D
Tls Dereni 4 Fn aqa auor vii be ably represented BY W
a. a
An sppopsie Place IN tho Pavilion viii sfar, fr coor,d
Tslei.. SOC CHILDREN Under 10 80.
@. CHfARlSI. soc pforretor I'D N'n'Fe'
WOODS THEATER.-Adms.ion 80 cents.
cR6 on s md =, snioSSPIE n6tsrs
Ninety hr, sh Of ihe "a ;a.e,,il gns'.enen'o q
CINDERELLA oi,ls IiITLE GLASS SLIPPER.
sop Jennie with Mf Lesens~en lad M CON
psn' aPPeann. preceded by,,. ,ann.
oEoN'iASA '' W NJ, ITSrF ?r''f "o'hII
nls Si i , on Sh ID. OGDEN Lock-
IOXs Old BOWERY THEAIER.-Last week
L Of sASDFORD's M,S,TREi.S I'D huaLEs0l ? ikouPk
.ose4 ,laer M ,hs s,er. Tenor sod oEEAr
Mf MY5e5 s4StG 10 p 'na 5q % to
DOORKEEfTRS OFFICERS AM rsHkRs FnlpAI. icy q
VIII SlGiiI = &4fEss BESEiT. fiFTY, PRESENTS
GIVES AWAY. Chamber Flfa uf'' NscAe' lfw-fy Nc &C
5sHEO. THOMAs's GARDEN CONCERTS,
L AZ TERRACE GARDEN.
Thti,ye between fhy "a ay .yruERs
fROPklEIOAS.......'.. '''.''''OiN NUN = '''N'
su5 5HE NOT 81 FIJI FhIL5 shisox
THIS AND EVERY EVENING At O'CLOCK,
ruEo THOMAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL,
F r9PAE 9ReHEfRAkt GA e0ScESTs
A NEW AND VARIED PROGRAMME
yo posrpoyrmENTT ' o. Acc6UST or THE WEATHER.
w '''-' Admission, TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
A RION VOCAL SOCIETY
SUMNER NIGHTS FESTIVAL ASp BAL 'hAArEiHh
will ute place 4
PAUL FALks LION Park $1,000,
between hundred AID eighth and One hundred ana
'~'s- tsnih-sts,
THURSDAY, July 20, 1905
TWO GRAND ORCHARDS. ..,.,,,,o,,
sPLENDlD FIREWORKS.
MUSICAL DIRECTORS
GAIL Dh"o"N'' WILLIAM HARTMAN
r. RETZEL
Grand concert to commence at 4 ..
1,, a. .auin. one gentleman and lsdis, the
.pbeT. Of the Society.
A. HTl."gLrs CONCERTS. ,,,,,
D. =, nHHyiS toke place on THURSDAY EVENING, July
on SATURDAY TVFNfN Lake MAhoPac " " aud the eco,d
Ea,h ' - inst, al tho BATH HOTEL,
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Gotcls.

BpllIb.
A TLANTIC CITY. n. J.--The UNITED STATES
n HOTEL flr the Accommodation fo 80
'' BROWN wOELPPER. Proprieiors
NLIFFWOOD HOUSE, on the sea-shOre, one mile
from Keypor, hours from New ORR by steamboat
Msi,exsn; Bafay-s keyPort Fine hldy groves
ses.bshng fishing soing drives mineral springs fif't c
Board $l2 per week. Apply al No 10 Bceckr Il OF 81
the Hotel
ISLAND HOUSE, Bellows Falls, Vermont-ls
Il NOW OPEN FOR the accommodahon II SUMNER VISITOR ~
Of the Connected Valley go m
iOm dnect Toue 70 the Nh Mountains
CHARLES TOWNS Proprietor
WALL HOUSE, WlLLIAMSBURGII, l.. l.
w Ofers pure with healthy surround
90 q Broadway, NewYork City Apply i'm
medistey
CAPE NAY, M.
Distant 9; hou Philadelphia ba, undoubtedly the best
Beach on the Atlantic Coast fcr sea Bathing.
Tie principal Hotels
CONGRESS- HALL,
with accommodations for 200 fasss,,t, p,,;.,o,
, COLUMBIA HOUSE,
N --auodstions for 700 gues'sl
GEO. J. BOLTON, Proprietor.
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DARGAlNS.-Frst-clas FARAlS IN Somerset
ID (v 400 sores tho banks Of ne Rariian former
Of Noom. Several splendid arm on ne 5 nasV
4ertls sasv
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90 Get.

A NJ, L LITTLE COTTAGE to LET on Clffwood
ION te ete keypo Newer,ey rear the sea 'hore fIe.
- - nalafa, masns, end fever and agnes ten rooms
~ -Rnies excellent water &c. Unsurpawed sea
p.tIH -N p. any al No. 30 Clinton plsce Newly orb.
4 OC M hLoIDln'r,,E-A Gentleman has just
~ Outlining J0i4'o ~ Up p'
,rc sr5 Rid Rooms deieiou. Wst-r with large isiot
Garden ground for ciiden ana ~
whole admirably 20
odsts persons including suitable either TOT gen
sjusbsd ;ossheru.I 20 minus ak from the station ZERO
a. h. In Newly or and lee Reference wh De
,.oed as 70 character ud resPonabhy Rent WI De mae
.onsbe For further particulars apply y JOSEF ~
fsIh Bank.
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,UARTFR FOR EXCURSIONS.

NWAKIIK FUK EAII NSIUNN.
" fte nnd councillors steamboat HUGUENOTi also
POMONA GROVE ofcr. rirf 80. 10 Nofth River.
nAILY EXCURSION TO SANDY IIOOK.-The
now sad commodious steamer WILLIAM COOK. Capt. l..
. FIee. se hs south eide @ sf foot q bsy. 1t, Dolly sen.
with Lorf Sea Shore RalrOad arriving
ura her return. q 2:ia
-. l.- IL. -. ~ 81
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Gorses, Carriages, &c.

CARRIAGES DAMAGED-Soiled by removal from
No. $50 Broadway Ciiy Assembly Hoon for SALE cheap
800 Caraso- Harness e. WITTY No. Ga Broadway.
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1TARN M a Bargains miles from New-Brunswlck,
II miles from depot and villages o in perfect orders si %
-, Nv mo, EN- bni Gus fruit sud shade, together with az Ae
90 ros and tanning implements Tor only $1,000 PETIT
w b. No III Roadway, Room No. 2.
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nlarble Nlantels.


MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
to purchase MARBLE MASTELS Of the latest designs ut very
low prices KLABER Marble Works No lO9 East 18Th
It, 3ve v Mantels pat up IN the country Gut tai, out
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Snperior IN
iVl appearance dusbei half tho price OF marble T. H.
STEWART COS $ nth av. bet, Ssh J6thst'
DUTLAND MARBLE Co."-West Rutland, Vt,
i Producers and Wholesale Dealers In BLOCK MARBLE-
"BAXTFR MANI FACruRlSG Co.." Salem ~ Y. Wholesale
Dealers Marble Of every description from the Rutland
Marble Compsnys Quares kew-Yofk Offices Of Coz
No 50 Broadst., Room No. ~
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belmont HALL for SALE on TIL RSDAi'
N Tf % al u n the premises AZ Schooeys Mountain
- o5cr prti' lds addIess EDWARD HOLLAND, Madison
H. TO a.. J.
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DEAUTFUL PLACE, Q acres, at Englewood, 40
II LIS rail; excellent building: thounds viii nit; neigh
So; healthy location JhOJES, Nc. POS broidway
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Amnsfmeni5.

OLYMPIC TUEATER.
THIS Crueday EVENING, second tine Of tue Gog.cls
tacular Fairy Legend,
ICE WITCH, ICE WITCH,
ICE WITCH ICE WHICH.
Presented months Of active and eusrossng preparation
a. ain, "a tI brst Sus,tl'r 49,.
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no YOU WANT TO BUY a FARM d ).
SWIM Co. Ncwtown. Pa ole, f1I sale o,e llO ARMS
n Puss county Of from 10 to 200 each send ff their 'I
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n)eooins Caro5. Sc.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. IOi Futon-st.-
N WEDDING CARUs and FINE SIAIIONERY fE.tsbl.Asd
Isln
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A STYLISH new HOUSE, most ehgiby located,
" IN rr redeem &c iuvesmen being n apar q
Ek,p which is destined iuIe md RAPID aIgIee uon
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EARM for Saba good FAKM, cOnIalnng IUJ
sees with under CIVILIZATIONS and " acres q good TIM
Va, i .eered for ALE There i t~o-stoy hme
ios,e good wi Ity Of stock water good orchard
,oup 20 heain oppe tIets and 80 rtace ecs on me prem
ts ana plenty Il small fruits. Tie Farm Is loaed nf m c.
sooh II EHnghan, county seet Etnelam Con3 ~ lne
- c utnafn situated the Chicago branch Of nc
S.ptrrl Railroad, leo miles north q Cairo eia At 20" i 80,
sr III tse ~ L,u md Io 81 ani me ~ ~
AID aid Louisville Rooad. Fo Ither pa % - ~,
r. ALEXANDER. at Efhnghan H. or d l h'A''' VII Wv
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DARGNINS at NEW-BRUNSWICK.-A fine
ID FRUr FARM Of 80 acre, greet plenty o. f " ssoSd bai
80. o' te oces IN sight Of city. good lnfTovens eA5
Esn cor severed otLes cLeaI. j. > fERCJsO' NO "
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D,uy EXCURSIONS DOWN 1WE HAYDN.

nAIIY EXCURSIONS DOWN NE BAY.-Dc.
ir excursions BY the isyors steamer Jessie oyt,
daily tsunit 1repfet from pc No. 81 foot 81 buane e. NORM
the Nan Lower
Hay pat rr Lafayette Hamilton. g., 20 Port Monmoup an
rt.rrlrs 9a i~s" Go tha round -
''e'"'' 'H@3i'n 'N''' ''' WM \. CLAYTON. SUIT.
NOR A delightful SUMMER EXCURSION OF lew
loYr, tau tue STEAMBOAT BOARDMAN, C.p' Alex, IN
nre which Jer.-y cry % a ald oi m. andt M
AID Wet Tsatst q ~. md .. touching o: Pc 10 y
Dsy Ne,t Thirty f3-rl-s n Fort Lee te .d "huns'
an nt-fnel aces Fafe Tor the excursion, ? e'u'
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A VALUABLE COPPER NINE for SAIL. .l... OF
n FNCIIANGE.-Known the Ensli'h Nine sisn,r'Sl
-ork.d up 20 tie War 1912; opened ana ihfnt
e. .1rior ore p yleyy within % mics # the city, Sp'
be- J. = FERGUSON ~ Nassau ST. I.9
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iacui-r Fairy Legend. nm,
ICE WITCH ICE wITcH,
pene after three months Of active and eusro.sing pp,raon
embracing joint Of tie hs speseal Artist
First appearance Of tie ceebr'isd Pro,ean stars THE
W WEBB s si3rfRs,,
ADA and EMMA who sustain the ca1eie' Of NINA and the
'"'' '''''''' NJ NJ marx s SMITH,
the very popular Comedian sgd BgFesque Af, MAGNus
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
brilliant fiqsiea o., s Psse Of s 9i.! Ar;' :! "a:
Sy the seiebriied American Artist, M D. a. sTRoNG
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I'M WANTING FARMS.

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q, w. BENEDICT. uno,,ro
NAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER,
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S|OD- IA Valuable COUNTRY SEAT on tie
0 bank ofthe River op2o lite tIlyde Park 50 miles
n Me hvu Hudson River OF about l,4oO
ke Tie House vel iorsled sld Of Hk, 5o1O with extern
cnsruc the modern JTOyeeit AT ueces
parry dnss Faouses, Bans &C. &c Ihe place contains
kom g. 20 70 acres o. Land.
Yer f.I.leT particulars, apply TO ALLEN BROWN.
No 81 BIoldway.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-06-29
The Puritan Family.

In the Puritan family, each member
occupies the place assigned by Hea-
ven. The father at the head was
feared and obeyed as counsellor and
judge, yet loved as parent and friend.
The mother "opened her mouth in
wisdom, and in her tongue was the
law of kindness" In counsel, in dis
cipline, the father and mother har-
monized. In efficient and molding
influence, the mother was undoubtedly
the superior, but only because she
acted N her o1cn sphere, and faithfully
discharged her own peculiar duties.
Said John Quincy Adams, 'for
what | am and for what have done,
| am chiefly indebted to my mother. "
Yet, who does not know that the
mother of John Quincy Adams was
the wife of the venerable President
of the United States in the perilOus
times of our country'S history, and
that he not only ruled the nation, but
also in his own household? The
children in the Puritan family were
in subjection. They revered and
honored those whom God had placed
over them. 1t is said of the children
of the distinguished DR.. Edwards,
that they were accustomed always to
rise, as a mark of respect, when their
father entered the room. Happy, III
deed such family, and happy the in
huence that is brought to bear upon
the forming mind in the midst of such
relations.