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ndng wood. the property q Adam schaHer OF NO oii
Sixth-st., committed. james Tracy was cpaIseu
with burglaTiOuSy entering the ONCE OF JOhh %
Grand-st Wednesday night breaking open lbo sur
and stealing over 81 100 The prisoner was TeamnIeu 10
the SatiOnHOuse, to await the preparation OF eNeuc
Louis Davis musician, was charged Win ha1Int
stolen two gold watches; worth ~ tne nne ~ the
Charles Johnson No 30 Eldrdeest Inc eVuenoe vi 'ho
theft being insufficient hold him. he was discharged
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Kelly brought George HOHman allas
Tressel, and James Greenwood aaas lFaNets WIZ "eIe
arrested Wednesday night. having IN lher posseso
"a trunk filed with shirts yeyets and other property,
which they had stolen from the premises NO 800 bro
On the complaint OF joseph strauss anu LSoPod
j. Werner they were committed for trial. EDWARD
QUINN John Robinson aud Richard DOOley arrested in
the Eighth Ward on Wednesday Tor having broken tO
the geutemen's furnishing store OF Thomas Mclaughlin
at No 2I3 Greenwichst ana Stoen theIeliOu SaVV tb
prisoners at the time of their arrest was fOund pO-
ton of the stolen property; the remainder was
Detective WOOlSey and Officer Hayes OF the Broad
way Squad, yesterday. arrested Peter HART LOT naNS
stolen $500 on the 3st OF July from the till OF Messrs
George W. White a. Co. at No 234 Broadway. Inc IheIt
On the Esd Of January David AyTes called upon VII
liam Tester manufacturer of pocket books al NO 90
Nassaust ana representing himself 10 De IRON n CO.
Va said that he had Just sold quantity OF tobacco lot
$500 TO John H. Roberts Of No 62 Beaverst On these
representations Mr. Poster sold to Ayres $50 dozen
books for $685. this amount to be paid on the l5h OF lhe
a letter written TO Mr. Ayres who returned WORD
that he had purchased pOcketbOOks ana that MT res
ter had been imposed upon by some sharper SEARCH
made for the swinder and he was yesterday Ouhu
It is alleged in the person OF James Black, VINO was
arrested in HamiltOnst On the complaint OF MI fester
the prisoner committed TO the TOmbs He IS 20 years
mechanic . For having swindled VIM Hertzgrodt, a
German emgrant out Of 81 ostensibly to pay Tor pas
sage to New brunswick having engaged Herzgfodt 10
work a mythical farm there, Charles SptLeF was
committed 10 the IOmDs
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN FoRTY.sEcoxD-sT.

Shortly before midnight on Wednesday, Pat
rick Mcdonnell Of No 45G West FOrtysecoud-st, quar-
relied with Simon Schmidt in the saloon Of the latter az
No 42G West FOrtysecondst, and schmidt finally or,
dcred Nc DOnne out OF the place. and when he refused
60 enforced command with large club and bella
bored Mcdonnell On reaching the pavement MELON
nell refused TO 20 any further when Schmidt rushed
him again, and dealt him heavy blow
IN the temple. The wife OF Schmidt then
took the club from hun, when Mcdonnell
seized II and wrenching It from her hand gave her
violent push backward throwing her TO the pavement
This excited the ire Schmidt and running into the
loon he procured revolver, and returning TO the side
walk fired at Mcdonnell the shot taking effect IN the aD
douen, and causing a very dangerous wound. Schmdt
wis arrested and locked up the West Forty
Police Station Mcdonnell was removed 10 his residence
ana later m the day Coroner Flynn attended and took his
aute-uurcm statement, which comedies with the ac-
cOuUt given above. Schmidt Is held TO await the result
Of MCDOuuen's wound
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NAVAL NOTES.

The BOgert trial is likely to be long one,
the examination Of the first witness is not yet con
euded Bogert has not confessed publicly at least TO
stealing 5000 any whatsoever from the Coy
ment IL understood that he Is endeayOrng TO throw
the blame upon more prominent person. Three pay
masters sitting on the cOuTtmartial
Capt. Cltz Of the Pawnee. on board OF which vessel
some horrible cruclties are alleged have been com.
mtted, OF the officers introduced to Secretary
Robson Monday 10 is the opinion Of those best
quainted with Capt Ctz that he is incapable Of com
mttiug or knowingly allowing to be committed any act
Of cruelty much less such endish and disgusting bar
barity as is alleged TO have been perpetrated
Admiral GOdOn, the COmmandant OF theBrooEyn Navy
Yard. cOntempates enforcing almost obsolete
rdcs restrain visitors from interfering with workmen
n, their labuIS.
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Qrtins Of BIRhrayttr.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ Tor bs ESTBRE DISTRICT or PENNSlLYANIA-N BANK
RUPTCY-In he matter Of JOIlN SMITH, Bankrupt EdSiH
Hiirtd Of PaHsyraHta Warra1, y B,Gtrapsy has been
against Estate Of JOHN SMITH othe County
81 PsnnsVh Ia said District Nho has been
duly Gdadge Bankrupt petition Of BIS Creditors and the pay
ab and the delivery belonging 70 said
Bankrupt bin to bis aud The asfr Of property By BIN
forbidden law Beetng " the CrCd ioso sad bankrupt TO
choose % bis Estate, vii be
he'd Couof Bankruptcy be holden ~ Philadelphia 30 said Dis
DAY AHguSi A. D. 1859 40 ocoeE at The
WILLIAM McAlCHABL ESQ No 5o,WAHutst, one Of the
Registers BGtruptey offaij Distinct
aal3la~2Ef ~ GRL0ORi. q. hAshal for sad Distinct
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THE COURTS.
THE ALLEGED TENNESSEE DEFAULTE

THE ALLEGED TENNESSEE DEFAULTER.
George r. Rutter, late President of the
Tennessee National Bank" Of Memphis, before Mr
Justice McCunn in the Special Term Of the Superior
Court for an adjourned hearing in the habeas corpus
proceedings instituted effect his liberation from
custody lie having been arrested and held TO await
Iuiston from the Governor Of Tennessee, from which
state it is alleged he fed after having embezzed $780,
900 of the funds the bank OF which he President
Garvin opposed the prisoners discharge
on the grounds that all the proceedings thus Tar had
been regular The Governor Of Tennessee Issued his
re0utOn the return OF the prisoner letters had also
been received from other Tennessee State OCers reat
ing TO the matter and the commitment filed IN Tennessee
hal also been forwarded, and there was,
thus abundant reason why the prisoner should
be held TO await further developments. Roger A. Pryor
ON behalf Of the prisoner said that he could not be de-
tanned i'm custody the strength Of such requisiton
as me one spoken Of which had not yet been seen by
Gov Hoffman; that the letters spoken OF were not legal
evidence sufficient 70 detain man in custody and that
the commitment was not properly made out Mr. Justice
McCuun said that whether the commitment was, teen
nicaly, properly made out not, whether all the
forms necessary had been through with TO compile
ton il would prevent him from demanding the pT1
ouer until reasonable time had elapsed 10 admit OF the
case being properly presented before him. The matter
was then adjourned for further hearing until the morn
ING of the 2Oh inst the TeqmstOn IN tue meantime De
lug sent to Gov. Hoffman.
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ALLEGED ROBBERY AND MURDER.

Coroner Flynn yesterday continued his in
vestigauou in the Of James Mcsorey, whose body
was found in Mtchells Pond Monday last, the par
tculars Of which have been given in THE TRIBUNE Pa
truman James X. Phillips OF the Nineteenth Precinct
Police testified that he Informed by hackman that
the body Of in the pond witness went there
the body in erect positions there IL no railing
other barrier 10 prevent person walking or falling
iutO the pond which distance below the level OF
the street and full Of rocks The further examination
was postponed until to-day.
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11,pr,s cnRPrs-

John NJ. Gray, James Dorsay and Glacomo
Iogomacno we're brought up from the House OF Refuge
nm babeas corpus and their discharge sought the old
grounds of having been committed for no specified term
aud having been over sixteen the time OF commitment
Decision reserved.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or -.

PORT or NBW.YORK..,.......... ..........Augusi l9
CLEARED.
Seap'hiPs-AsPpo Harrison EsoTi ODS Sroes seIs"dr
Richmond City Point kc DgO Johnson Portland Ashland C0"
Sbip"Jaiia Baker Bremen.
s. o % d Esl sf S 9.G. E 3 N Ts TS s
Reindeer Wellington Bsrbadoes Stampede GeI Havana Linda
BTgsSHsTyest Queen Sehoa Bemuds; Union Star Merriam
SebpSUA2ronps Mus.oa St john n B.; BIN City KELLY VIII
miogo n e Ford G5ps9eT RoeSsod p Bf1 w SS p cSS
Soop-Helen Smith, DeCssro. New.Haven.
ARRIVED.
S.sm,sP EoTd'Sss s.Tn m AMI pas.
Ship bengal West. Manila April !, hemp aud sugar
Bark Hanson Gregory Gregory Lsgsorh June H. via Gibraltar July
Se6r Cav Phelps shser Jacksonville y days. lnnheI
Sehr Tagpieo Wilder IAuPeo, 81 Gsy' hlae' i.''e &C.
scHoOSERs-RlvRK AND coAsTwnE
America Roeklaud Hamlet sarah. New Haven
David PearsAli, Greenwich Rei Wing Nantucket
Gee I Kaoo b gaSs,go, NEW Nell. V Proysc,.
Mary Nsr.loD, Philadelphia J c. chew, Enlabetbport
Ehra Pharo, EhabetbpOrI hepnGab, hl13behpoIt
Co5Tet.rat Fflabetbport Mary G Mason KhIab,ibpor-
J. NJ. Nissan EhlabethDort Cbas A. GIaner Philadelphia
Mary Philadelphia Josephine, PhlAdepmA
Bias Runyob New Brunswick l. D Jsrard, Ses Brunsvict
Vim s o. Brsn New Bruussok Islander. South Auboy.
Annie d. Hayes South Amboy. T. Kenyon, South Amboy.
st. Sosn S01sn A@OO' 81 Jsn.s Port johnson
Emma w0clond6e y ,t pGDG5F' ware MsTth'".
= ! a smith. HARTFORD PslI sheridan, Fan River
More Light Calais, lumber. Escort Bridgeport
SAILED.
St,smshpUuou. for Bremss AeOpo for hyerpoo Columbia
for Gov Bay G. b. Saratoga iOI heuHoha
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrRE MONROE Aug lsPas'ed 10 for Baltimore ship Admra
from NsYork barks Cooper from Valparaiso, Gardiner aud
b~ Iassen from Havana brig D. Chapman from MstauIas
b1 @ g. CLARK from Philadelphia bark Princess Alice and brig Jo
ham from HewYok for Norfolk In the Roads barb Cricket for o
JauerO. c,--- ~ ~. -, a..
Almira. from Newport . =, ~, g., OF,
ey Cleared ships Hevns Camore and Portland, for Liverpool
sailed. Lady Aun Tor London Haze, Tor Hong Kong
FOREIGN PORTS.
NoviLLH Ireland Aug lsIhe steamship Europa from NeW'iorE
for Glasgow, arrived here to-day
WHALERS
s ctsro Arg Is-Adsce from Lawrence Bay 70 July a.
hiring uuyorsb intelligence from tbe whaling hett Ibe whale hl
Coruau which e st. Lawrence Bay last Mngf ht been oy
have been spoken: The Hy Iaber Aclye
California George Rowland bnia tod Ohio, With two whAt each
a. o I{,aut With whales; the Helen Mar the Onward Aud
he Florida With whale each the Trident with four whales th'
Progress with i've whales the Daniel webster ~'h one rhA
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THE CIGAR CASES AGAIN.

Charles Hess, G. c. Walch, Lewis Wolf, and
3. Hahn we're brought before Commissioner Osborn
charged with selling unstamped cigars The three first
named we're committed. aud the last named was dis
charged Oh payment OF costs.
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yrgal gOtitts.


SUPREME C0URT-CITY and COUNTY of
~ NEW .YORK-PHlLIP RETTBRBR agt FERDINAND STOES.
Sci obsIn Judgment the Supreme Court Of
the rendered this the seventeenth
January 1867 tbe subscriber referee therein named by A.
BLBBCKBR son Co. Will sell At public Ancton. a. the Exchange
sAesroo No IN Broadway the C Of NerYork the twenty
seventh l isV Of May 1869 at twelve oeloek all those
tain lots Of Ani sh the buildings thereon erected situated Ihe ~
New described follows All those certain lots
pieces parcels land situate lying and being the e 10th Ward
10Th War Of the CITY Of NesYork Ne east side Of Seventh
bounded and containing together follows that 70 Be
nng point the noheasy corner o. Seventh avenue and
Trent srth Rreet thence uorth the esHr side
the Seventh feet I've inches thence s parallel
With hundred thence souheTy parallel
With the Sereuh orBne feet TO the nOheg side
Twenty Th and thence westNAry noherT side
Of Twenty street hundred the said north eAeJ
place
SD NJ STOKES Referee No "A walLIt
The sale Of b above postponed until MONDAY Jlst inst the
time and phes.
The Of ib further postponed until MONDAY jane
inst, Al The SAINT lime ard place
The Of 81, further poIponed unt MONDAY June
mat. at the SAINT tine and place
The Of postponed until TUESDAY July H. al
the same time AIT place .. -.
The sale Of the above postponed until FRIDAY JAY g. inst al the
tine and pioe b. w. STOKES Referee No ~ Walst
The sale Of th above postponed until MONDAY July ~ Inst at
the All place S b. NJ STOKES RsfeIe- No "a WE
The sale above postponed until FRIDAY July l6 inst At the
time aud plfoe. b NJ STOKES Referee No "a walls
The sale OF t above postponed until MONDAY, July D. Inst a.
the AMI Place b. STOKES Referee No ~ Wal t.
The sale q h above Postponed NATL TUESDAY September IT,
tie TIN, AL place s. " STOKES, Resree No WIlft
Aug 26W MAJ
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MASHED % STAMPS.

John Woods, another of the defendants
charged with dealing in and using Cancelled stamps was
discharged by Commissioner Osborn yesterday on pay
meut OF costs no guilty intent being shown
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Npws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains purse arriving this port are reqnsseo
iever packages addressed the Newlok Associated Press only 70
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. STonion
packages for the Journal Of Commerce Tunes
World Express EUeHg Post Commercial AdperiisfT SLddI'
Zg Yorker DeBOkrdt should also be delivered OILY "
he tzme
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME URT--CHAMBERs.-NOs. 30, 63, ITO,
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM,-NOs S09S 34O7, 342S,
33 1893 3ii6 34l 3tO $685. $3.50 34Si 34iS 5i $780, Sf' '4S
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Sails By Sutton.
Proposals.
TRnAsrR1 DrpANrsrsT. August 2, lSes.

TREASURY DEPlRrHEET. Augusta 1909
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Sealed
Proposals for furnishing stAtone! for the ofthe United states
Houses for the ending June 1870 will be- received al
this Department Uu the ri day oSeplember 1862 Al 2oeoeh
Baut for bidding will be furnished upon application
The bids will he considered accepted rejected item By item
Contracts must be executed BY the successful bidders within tea DAYS
after being called upon 60 TO DO. -..
contracted for be furnished time 10 time during
entire Quantities will hoseye be called during the
proposal sgned BY individual arm mailing and
he bond with sufficient Of Ten
Thousand Dollar. OO by United officer Of the
District reside buIiuess be fur
nhtd By the Department conditioned the execution Of contract
for furnishing such portion the articles may awarded under
and the performance Of the Lane
All deliveries subject inspection eIpe detailed for the
aud the delivery Inferior
article viii be deemed sufficient TO ahnu the contract the option
OF the Secretary.
D'ee, free Of charge the Treasury Department: wash
inEon. ...-
The Or comply order under the contract viii
rate The forfeiture Of the entire penalty Of the bond the secretary
ohe eauy direct the purchase In open mAet Of such quAht
Ties Of articles shall supply the deficiency caused
BY such failure charge contractors Try centum OF The
pree which 'hAn be found necessary for such articles
Proposih satisfactory bo1d will not he eon
cred and eonacs will be awarded only established manufacturers o.
or dealers n the Arheea GEORGE 5. BOUTWELL,
Of the Treasury.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BRRMES-Iu steamship New York Aug &c Sper John
Tnnn Bsne Schultz Mrs d. Meier Robert Fnener NJ
Meg Pedro DeCato Jas Rosa Col H. Howell L9nou ee6sI y
Garsu. John Nnterstein, Miss Rosa He
Miss Anna Heel Miss Frantz Miss Brandt Miss English
Mrs A. Strauss Meyer. Miss NJ Meyer H. Meyer T. hOph
".
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ulmbI. auS sIatr HIauitls.

T,NAMELED SLATE Mantle LS--Plain, Mar
~ bssed asd decorated. prices Ron slV ". A''
Ass sla,e ever DESCRIPTION plan snd ,
rANNni' LaAN w. ~ R.tsesn Fia6 ard SiIh svea
MARBLE and Marbleized Mantels, Monu-
vi meats H,ld.Oue, &c The largest ssss, sTs EiAsTEs
the cAty Maates Catalogues se1s 90 tss esssV -
Nos ia aud 10 Bssl Bigbeenths At aesi I5Is ss.
NEARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
N MIRBIR and MARBLE MANfbbs rich Asa se,st Ss,isa@
a srs 10 Na sos suEib bet sab aad nth sta
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c.nor,N AnrEDrCT DEPARTMENT.-

CR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
separate sealed proposals. each ndo9 WIN 10 we o. 'e
sSsa III b. received this Oe ub, n csos "a q WeOnes
cnes Is rom peogs legally authorized 90 Jay tbe Brown 400
ss,n.st anl toe Fisk Concrete PAensnt ~ me C
NJ, fak for LAYING Of the Brown and Miller patemsp. PC
ys Maare,t from Wsstst aud ~ White 81 aw
cspe,r 70 Broldsiy aad for the ayss o. tee 20 Ses',
1880, 10 one Hundred Twenty hnh 81 from ThFd :" NIb ave
% Sans for these works and specifications and foFi
M h. obAael 90 application the contract eeTk 81 hs 0hce
R RoSS n l. ibSGsRAGn Gro, Aqt Beard.
... ...I GgO. !. GREENE, II y %
Hsv.YOrk August n. 1903,
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month two this country, and during that time will
visit the principal cities Of the Eastern and Southern
states and Of Canada
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GItursIons.

nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA
sIpR atLOHG BRANCH EENERSlHK. at a
daily from Per No 81 foot Of Duaut st. -Four hout
al Long Brshel gsuing hAef 70 the ciy AZ 81
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Yors.s, Garriaats, &r,

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE--A Gray HORSE,
pony built about M hands high will be sold cheap for cash.
vi" sebsnFs for heavy Work Horse the Horse Jeas old In
qnire Of JOHN McCUB esq. Tribune Omce.
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Cost ano found.

| .0ST-0n 18th inst, in going from No. 23C
II Fnob-st 10 BAraysL Perry a GOLD GUARD CHAIN. Tn,
finder will be suitably e.ardsd by leaving No $50 Fuonst
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SUP usss....... Sis Sun sets 65l Moon SETS
eIGH WATER this DAY.
Sandy HOOK. Gil Cows lsland..... 1901 Hell Gate
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RRD BANK BRIcKsBURG MANCHESTER IoAs A''AA ~'
by Bay Rsiroaa MIA ~ n tad Of Oman.
Two daily lines suSlsu sIesps lsIys rsr 10 "a % teSss,
By - Eisn IN
Tor ps.ssps.r onv Al Psr No foot Of Rector" "H"p w. ~
obDs Long BraSsh a. 1iSo W. sa sERbEN Co. L.,,..a
June IT, lD6a -... .#. . II. W. SN
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Mathintrp.

A 4O-HORSE POWER ENGINE and Boiler,
~ With ali the complete At bali puee also Sot.'
Breakers machinery ~ POLLOCh NO 81 ChAmo.st
NOR SALE cheap-A large-s size (NO. 81 " EN-
II PiRR STATgW GAS MACHINE Address b. b. WHEELER Il
Co.. Jsomiuser Mass
EOR SALE-A secondhand 24-inch ERICS-
SON ClLORIC ENGINE bnilt By CArl With Bineh pnley
driving belt Totary pump cheap Address ERICSSON, Boz No
$40 r O.. New.NoTE
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N Y ; AM. NEW-HAyEN RAIL

- SUMNER AkkANGkMtNlt
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1859
Station NewIOrk Of Twenty 'eTeutast and
'a''''s'' FouTth. Entrance 90 Twenty seyenth.st
. TRAINS LEAVE NBW.lORk, $3.50, i.
Haven and Bridgeport T. tEL) 1850 m 1870 (hh j
(Rrl 3:I5, 40. SD and (kIl p 10. 49,, ,,.ao
Stratford FAIRFIELD Southport aud "sspo' . ''
M 3: a. 4.JO. and $50 m. -. go ~, o,x
For Darisn l. Il:JO a. n J.b, 49, $50 and6So m
For stanford T. tEr) @ ll:O a NJ I'io NEAl 81" Nhh
3IS 80 (BIG As $50, $50. 7;l3 hL M ,, e.ao -ts
For Greenwich 1850 IN 2:l6 J$' a'S ''' Wv '' v
FOR Por, Chester and intermediate stations nT9 ooL nj E
9is a as 90 $50 7i6 au9 $3.50 p N. - .. ......
For Boston, via Springfield, a. N. (EI). lEhh Sp m
For Boston via Shore Line l?i3 OIL Pm. ,fR,,,
Por Hartford Springfield. (Eh 4lsS Anhlo m,
For Connecticut Railroad (BL l2'' m 10 hOn''ea
For n HS 10 PIoSiSrgcs Fk Railroad tRIl M 'l'
Fo Es- Haven H,wIondon and stOnuEtOn Railroad at n
Piis S!I Railroad H. aud $500 p m 70 WhIuIburEh
Eor Hou,atoute Railroad, Q n m and . p m
For hAhsasaeh NL Railroad a. IN li:l5 And % aal
Va NJ 70 eSnns..V ~ I'LL m i2.I5 l:3o and sop
Commod!ous ceePuB NA' n HOYT, Superintendent
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Gbantts for Susinrss fltu.

1
| EOR SALE-A well established HARDWARE
BUSINESS standing IN an Eastern city; sales IN past
year saOO cash capital required $4,000 For Paeui" address
| GOOD WILL and MATERIAL of a FIRST
" CLASS REPUBLICAN DAILY PAPER FOR sALR-The GOOD
WILL aud MATERIAL Of THE STATE GUARD Daily and Weekly
R,P3s S a Ss J8 Office 'f5sp are two Power
TGor Single Cylinder The other oimpos vso 0 o. Gs
zine boiler The Type in the job Ofe comprise variety suitable
h, conn ever pd With al necessary naersnd ,hs 6
meut furnished With all The latest improesnu Tor
conducting 6elass business THE DAILY STATE GUARD has
established Subscription List aud Advertising patronage TIE
WEEKLY STATE GUARD has also good t oil Saoenosrs for
'Or'O' '''''0'' 'o''' it,oDsys At law Harrisburg Pa
NOTICE TO RAILROAD COMPANIES
~ Owng change operating the Second Avenue Railroad Com
sS5 SnsT IN e Civ Of SsYo hs following described
Two attached lehon power dgnmItnga e oo py u's
whitaker boilers Also 80 truck eaI All ~ sooj raa
ming will be sold cheap ADDRESSED - above
YcePresideut Second Avenue Railroad Company.
NEW HOTEL-To LEASE on Chestnut,st.,
~ 52 Oi and 1906 the most fashionable center Of
irss establishment Of Is Rooms suite tive rooms 9Th
private b'bo r,tsr'9'st Sc General 'Ie Of bedroom slL
duug.room, &C.. large and airy. VIII lease for term o.
Address - ,o,,,, c,r,,p
No. l.73l Chesiuut,t, Phuadelpbs, Peu1
TTNO JOB PkINTERS.-Would like to pur-
chase an interest good rhatSE oaes Aasrs.,
Ca Snn PARTNER WANTED in a cash
,OUU. business where Be made 'ir months
Por particulars address With fall Major THOMAS Boz No 100
$25OOO LOAN LOAN Wanted 9s.5s on "a ETst .5 G9'.
sGs mere s9: l'I SGSs' Ss S S091 , 'p 1 O'
SIf ONO WILL BUY an INTEREST IN
saIon a5ire.. C. L r. No is Cooper Un.ou SssTorI
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI nEItMARE- LACkAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAO

Depot, NeWYok foot ~ Barclay aud foot ~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MOAbA1 MAJ 10. ln'-
m MAIL TRAIN connecting Deuve With Booaton BfAcn
q Dow with Waterloo gtb i9I Az
dover aad Newton Washington With the D. L. and w e
Soudburg Bend and all points 90 we eA
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