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New-York tribune., 1870-08-17
FOREST CITY O

FOREST CITY OF CLEVELAND We. MUTUAL OF
THIS CITY-A GOOD GAME-SCORE, 10 TO y
NEwYORK VICTORIOUS.
The attendance on the Union grounds yes
terday the OF the return game the
Forest Cy Club of Cleveland and Mutual Club, proved
that professional mines will find patrons when the people
assured that anEeforaw be made TO win. The hne
play shown by the Forest City men on Monday gave
promise Of a close contest with the Mutuas and the
promise was Kept, for there has been better play
shown this season. Nearly 600 people crowded The
grounds all available seats were occupied and from
first last great interest taken In the game as both
mines played In excellent style.
The game began with the Mutusls the bat Hatfield
opened play with high ball 60 the house, and easily
made his second, and by Egger's good grounder bs
came home. PateTsOns safe ball right field sending
Fggler home. BY fine throw Of Whites to KimbaI
Patterson retired at second and White then caught onf
me next two strikers ~ succession. On the Forest City
eide White led OF with INT left anu after Ward lad
stT.k out Pat, sscurcd bs brst bY 1000 bonDh.r
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17
AQUATIC.

CRUISE OF THE NEw-YORK YACHT CLUB-THE
RACE-NEwPORT HARBoR-MAGIC AND GRA-
Gle THE WINNERS.
NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 16.-The race for the
Ashbury Cup took place today Thirteen schooners and
four sloops entered The Dauntless sappho, and Amer
lea, did not enter. The the buoy of Block
Island and 20 miles dead 10 windward and return The
yachts took flying start off Fort Adams, the last
whistle blowing at 1918. They then were allowed 20
minutes in which 10 pass the line. The Magic and
Cambria led off close together, fine southwest breeze
blowing. The Cambria stood down through the channel
while the majority Of the yachts kept well 10 the wind
ward. The Cambria carried her immense topsais and
weathered the Palmer off the ghtship The breeze
freshened after passing the lightship. and the
leading yachts headed full for Narragansett pier
The Cambria did not gain ON the Magic,
aud when they came about off Point Judith,
the Phantom Rambler. and Idler headed away for
the southwark while the Cambria and the Others set TO
the northwest The yachts rounded the buoy in the fol-
lowing order: Magic, Cambria, Elaine, Oracle, Tidal
Wave Addie " Palmer, PhantoIn Madgie. idler Alarm,
Rambler Calypso, HalcyOn and Madeaine. After pass
ing the buoy they stood out aud the return had the
wind full asten. The judges were stationed of Fort
Adams in the steam yacht Emma.
The official statement appended Of the time Of yachts
the regatta from Dumping Fort Newport To and
around the buoy of Block Island Aug. JIG, 1870:
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%S's a%ss q NJ Arthur std, ,sHty i,,is; sss !;
pehc within the Ia, x,sh sre's D.D q
.s ., % Of s,ys , s%r s% Ssss Ss The
Middleton and made ,.ous raid. ,a osss.s ss,. ss we're
q the island yesterday among The" 'e'''
Jersey CTTY.-Judpe Bedle some time ago inti-
e. % ;ss go sn AZ & s,s s' @
scus no When 'ss .gD.SS .. ..' ~
he GSs e. EpIos s.' 81. sS S. f b.
refuse, = % 70 ss c%%ss %ssf
he s ; The s..s.,s. !. :,s. md.
Judge B.d ' S.q % ,1 d s s s.uas%. s e. Court
;;.,t; p Detective T. CsuS sAA.s,S s s
a.ns :V q. s % 81 ssn e BSu 40 %
o. Mary Cconey child who over on SATURDAY by an sear
held in 81 goo bail 70
NEwARK.-The opinion of the City Counsel hav-
1 :ts . s DS si Ps SaS o. be $ & .p 5 N
n% md s. bad been I'd s 3 s gSs:. s ayS
shall issue or some citizens th., IL
% % s:, ." s' H. L. cs ss. % Fs % s
much The sdSss and 'Tsos o. es
B.e % : cs % 60 ." ..ss ssG1s hss s;%
Co ". enc By G. % Ss a,sds 5 x. S Sa % as i'I ron on
psnes Of glass from rndo. Where the villain no
ss ,ss q &c % s: .s % .s BIZ Il: :is' i'
s @ sr H. % s.a b a. Il II M.. s ER RSSs q s'se
vorste regard TO The 700 and IN
able 10 his his work on ssfur
dsy night proceeded far would 60 which w een's
on The do Some took this OF their dues Others Demanded
the whole On Monday morning al hands re
freely made and matters have soIed 'e
ma MePeoi 10 the employ Of Meeke edden behs yes
tery the oud story Of beidng sheb was tearing cow % ~
cellar the boards rubbish ETC. cut nun
head face and body Though he very s.noa,g @ S
probable wounds viii not faslA p9der rom
Sort left goods with fancy goods dealer named ME- Dpsn % %
Nexfo where she sued for the payment of e
which sell Ms Damn the case and the pooef
DOW held o snsw for selling goods without hcen~.
ri OONFIELD MIA valuable horse and buggy.
the nronry Of IL Dunbar Sunday night from 10 fon
Of Rnicss cooper works The property on Monday ngns vi"
covered in EswYork
MELROSE N Y-COrOner Bathgate held an IN
ourst YESTERDAY over the Els Green oore person. age
10 who died at the house Of friend in Scbuyierst
PATERSON.-A resolution was adopted by tne
Aldermen on Monday night granting permission the Paterson ana
LATHE Railroad Company 70 lay track for horse rroau
through Broadway Twohs the property boders along the pro-
posed signed the petition
METUCHEN, N J.-Mr Daniel Iamadge,
brother killed short time ago on the New
jersey Railroad this place badly nared At the same
few DAYS since crossing the railroad track the carnage wcn
riding upwsrdbound freight train and demo
ishe Taadge considerable dstalee ano was Sc
yerely injured. The horses we're unnjured
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THE LATE COLLISION IN THE HARBoR.

IL was reported III HE TRIBUNE OF yestef-
day that the body of found in the River, at
foot of Forty fourthst, Brooklyn, and supposed to
that OF Themas Priddy Of North Eghihst t. ID. Mrs.
Prddy yesterday examined the body, which had been
previously removed 10 the MOrgue. and decided that ID
was not that OF her husband The body afierward
Identified that OF John PhaOn OF No 4C2 West Twenty
ffth-st. TINS city, who was passenger the Coney
Island boat NOrwak, which Friday evening last
IN collision in the Bay with the schooner Lady Helen.
Upon the body, at the time IL was found were the follow
ing articles OF iewelry: one gold watch and chain,
American make S332 in bids one diamond breast-pn
three finger rings; two pearl studs opera glass two
seevebuttOns with the letter 4" them. The letters
at t. r." were the shirt collar. An inquest Is tO be
held by Coroner Jones, when the OF the collision
whereby Mr.. PhaOn ana probably many other persons
lnn1 IhNlr lives. Will hf lnNNstIgafNl
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NlELo's GARDEN-MR. BARRETT.

Niblo's Garden has long and justly been es-
.,,ot one - the bardsomest theaters in the United
So H. b,auty is more evident than ever before
Tine Mace must e literally asonished AT finding itself 80
.ean 20 fresh and brilliant II has been thoroughly
.leansed in every part IT. floor has been reiaid Jus
.oats have been recushoned and reaUanged-and they
are row exceedingly comfortable. It's frescoes nave
Ieen fresbened Is curtain has been busted Is walls
lave been painted anew. Their color noWcls Pdie'
Iesry gray tinted with crimson and gold The theaer
as reopened for the regular season on Monday evening
We II last night and found IL blaze Of light ana OF
airy spaciousness. There large assembly present.
The play performed was "The Dukes Motto"
n is scarcely necessary 10 say WORD
shout the piece II is perfectly well known, and, az
weI ionted medley Of romantic extrayaganee, 1t is
knoNp 10 be interesting and effective On the present
occasion we may flrly presume that II has not been
brought forward on its oYD aeoouDt The cast TIC
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AGRAyD ROUNDsMAN IN TROUBLE.

Officers Moriarty and Kennedy of the Four
teenth Precinct appeared before the Commissioners of
Police yesterday morning, and made affidavit that the
night of the 9th Of August they witnessed Grand Rounds
man Nones entering the disreputahe house No. Cen
terst with OF its inmates And further that going
by the house they the Grand Roundsman
standing in the ha!l, talking with "a woman: and that
said Grand ROundsman remained In that house.
to their positive knowledge, over two
hOura and a half Grand R0undsmAn NOnes denied the
charge and the case referred 10 full Board Of the
Commissioners. IL IL said that immediately after Grand
R0ndnan NOnes left the diseputabe house he went ON
broadway and the next day preferred charge- of
cton Of duty against Policeman Bpyte VI the Thirteenth
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

In case there no protest the prizes will he awarded
follows: First schooner prize 10 the Magic; second
schooner prize, to the Cambria sOOps-prize 10 the
Oracle. The judges Lewis NJ Rutherford Henry
j. Stebbins and Sheppard HOmans.
There hops night at the Ocean and Atlantic Ho-
tells AL the officers Of the Yacht Club invited 10 the
latter. A race between the Cambria and Palmer Is
IaI ed fnr a
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tAnnouneemennI

CHOLERA, CRAMPS, CHOLERA MORBUs, SOUR
srou.cH AND ALL BOWEL AFFECTIONS CTRED By
J.yszs CARxSAvg IT OF THE ABB
ponEs soorHg NATURAL AoroS
As A FAMILY REMEDY PREVALENT AMONG
CHILDREN SUMNER MONTHS IT Is EsPkc
ALLY RECOMMENDED OPERATION PERFECTLY
sAPE AND EASILY ADsIsIsTERED SOLD DRUGGISTS.
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LA CROSSE.

The Knckerbocker La Crosse Club OF this city propose
playing series of international matches with the crack
clubs of Canada. They leave here, accompanied by
large number OF friends for Montreal per Hudson River
boat this evening and play their first game on saturday
with the Montreal La Crosse Club, who hold the cham
pionshp. The picked twelve OF the club are Messrs.
Thompson. Taylor, Mitchell Graham, Calder, Richie,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

For SPONGE EMATTREssEs-COoler, Cheaper, and
Mo Durable than hs-eor Centre aud Csnsa PAksIL AGO.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

All kinds of Twine COrdage and Paper
Net cash prices WILLARD HARVEY 800 BrosdwaY, NeSiork
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

NATHAN MURDER-MORE EVIDENCE.
thousand who will speak from eIpeeee nu
that opinion had Mr. Nahsn house been PoPe G
bsvs hsen saved T. HOLMES, Murrsyst
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures great remedy many dseases W h. scHEFFELS Agen
: New .Isrk
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

BARcLAY-sT., No. 2-Dr. RECESS HARD RUB
BER MrLTPEDAL TRus Comfortable and reliable 10 every case
N. B-Dr. RIG6s in daily attendance
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS;


p;e.h Axene HOtel-Gen. Williams, y. y. A.;
Gen Rchmc1SS S GSO TeasnSy s
OF ~ uno i,a Cincinna Col. j. d. Cameron OF Harrs
burg Col Hnsdas Of North ayer S"TSn1 HH
en we arx Of south Carolina, and Thatcher Magoun'
Boston Westminster HoteAnteno Sar azores Shn
, lister II T% %nhces n " and W. r. Horobin, Vermont -
Breyoort Amasa ParseT Apasy 1ne
aeiG, nGa Mass Pollard, e c. Hong Kong
j. FORBES, gSssos ana LsSssnrHasl Hstor HcSss@
Robinson u g. A. Ss ,Ss Roe Genera
Wuapwnrth The Rev T. DOran the Rev. T. M. A. Burke.
and the Newbaur AlSany and the kfy j.
rms Corning Albany; the Hon. T. M. Pomer0y, VIM. H.
seward Major Knapp, and R9ss AUBURN s5srman n Y
providence and the Hon. X. X. Bridges North Carolina
- Albemarle Hote-Mr. Estrada Of the Spanish A'
CATION - Hoffman HOuse-Gen. A. A. Humphreys,
o. g. A. =- Ncw-York Hotel - Judge Alexander
Walker Of The Her orleans Times, Gen A. Buford Ken
tucky, and Paymaster Bridge, u. g. A. - hetropoll-
tan Hotel-The Hon. ID. Cooper Of Nevada
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

An experience of third of a century mas
gy,p L. RICE HOUsE BosTOS knowledge oi
requisites OF drstelass bote The popularity o n hoe ~
that the public appreciates bis efforts 70 please
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100000
CONNECTICUT
AIR LINE BONDS
HAVE BEEN
SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATED
LEAVING But
S5O,OOO
rSsoLD. WHICH WE


OFFER AT THB ORIGINAL PRICE, PAR AND INTEREST.
The solid security attracted 49,
bonds the attention ocaptshs who prfe Investment ~hh
the ABSOLUTE SECURITY Of the PRINCIPAL bt~rsl rate u
interest
The rIsmpdOn features Of the security make the b'es'ss ss
ally desirable purchaser residing CONNECTICUT where tbeJ ~
FREE FROM EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TAX.
THE BONDS secured BY FIRST MORTGAGE ALL The
PROPERTY railroad miles In egh through bs
center Of the Connecticut; forming sh i connections ~
shortest and quickest eeen Boston oad Sec yh ms
VALUE Of PROPERTY covered by the morgsge n0sE rHbA
DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF BONDS ISSUED.
The road Is COMPLETED AND TRAINS ARB RUNNING BH
TWEEN NEW.HAvBs AND MIDDLBTOwS Ntse sst s s"d's~
town portion graded for twenty He' 1se ea'ss
only eight miles grade to COMPLETE The WHOLE
LINE
The bridge over the Connecticut degned h. The sne an
most substantial structure kind this country veil uer -sy5
large portion already prepared sBo viii be paA
in position the piers are finished
The OF the road unusually promising The roN s
only brings the greater pa England Stwio bat
opens through Popuoas and thriving state Of c"nn
has been entirely destitute Of raj osd 0hts sAas
unlike roads has estsbhhed and profitable local "
awaiting completion The line has thirteen different fo~o
connections besides Communication hds'o~p and New
and through some Son dne'sn NNA
aggregate population Equals 0neTd Of Tie ~'a'
ne Sah
Tup CHARACTER OF THE WORK on THE ROAD ~ sJPg.
RIOR TO THAT ON ANY LINE IN EXISTENCE IN ThIsc0uH
TRY expense Of construction has br 20 ohhAJEh s
on INFERIOR ROADS.
Corporations apas and Investors viii End he !Frn Mort
gage Bonds Of this Road sPE PRODUCTIVE
AND CONVENIENT
THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT is TRUSTEE Fok THA
BONDHoLDERS and each bond signed and issued BY the 'spcDa
Of the State bonds Of convenient cenmnSos g." HH
6 600 and can option Of the holder be registered The, teas
interest at the rate Of PER CENT payable -nAhnssy 10
Nav and November NewYO They car be obtained any oA "a
banker, or by sending direct to
HATCH & F00TE,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNmEhT
SECURITIES,
No. IL WALL-~T.
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Ist 3D. 3D. iih. Stb. 9th. sh. 9Th. 9Th. Totsl.
NSis,i; yaaas, fi;;i ;,...,,.,ii 3 3 3 %
Impre-Mr Ferguson Of Atlantic club. Time-2l5
Irst bsse by errors Mutual 3; Forest City, s.
Mutual. IL
Forest city y...................l D D
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HOME NEWS.
TUB WEATHER.

vpv .YonE Hour Tber Bar " InI 70 9orO y \ w
Ine ia Sc zoos ~ W., 80 an oo ~
N'e'' n eio OB W.S.W. - ~ aCDo W.
s3J 0o2 g. Ar, L., ~. o 49, nv.rn,
rday, Tuesday the 18TH wss & warn Tha
St little or slighty cloudy from mdnight 10
D. M. clear TO $3.50 Note-iSth' rom 10 p Ill., 10 H.
clear. . - noor tho nlanet Uranus or
UerscRe It's distance on the letn was sss & ,nan
oo th hv borizon at a. rises later every mor
ing viii set with tne sn ne rs"s Of Venus
peroa n ts7. wiil not be visible in this country
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

NJ BAIRD & CO., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers Of
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES.
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF RAILROAD
SERVICE,
THE ECONOMICAL USE OF WOOD, COKE BlTUalNous AND
ANTHRACITE COAL Az FUEL
ALL WORK ACCURATELY FITTED TO GAUGES, AND
THOROUGHLY INTERCHANGEABLE.
Ptn Materials Workmanship Finish und ETcency fully guaranteed
NJ. BAIRD, CHAs. T. PARRY, WM =. HBNZBf,
GEO BURNHAM BDw. H. WILLIAMS ED. LONGSTRETH.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

SECOND SARATOGA MEETING - FOURTH Day
OYSTERMAN WINS THE EHURDLE-RACE-HLLM-
BOLD WALKS OVER FOR THE $500 PURSE
JUDGE CURTIS WINS THE MILE-AND-A- HALF
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MACHINE RT.

TOOLS FOR MACHINISTS, LATHES,
Boring, Screw and Cog Cutting, Planning, Sotting
and Punching Machines Hesyy and of & the best mate
rial and work. GEORGE y. HOWARD,
Sans No. II South EIGHTEENTH Street.
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PATENTS.

TT S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
- September 16, 1870.
On the petition Of SAMUEL G. LEWIS, Executor
of LEA PUSEY, deceased, praying for the eXten-
sion OF patent granted to the said Lea Pusey the
23d day of December, 1856, for an Improvement in
arrangement of Railroad Platform Scales"
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 22d day Of November next, that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the I'd day of December next and
that said petition be heard the Tth day OF Decem
Der next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL S. FISHER,
9l9m3W Commissioner OF Patents
CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE-STATE RIGHTS
- Of valuable Invention just patented. and fol
the SLICING, CUTTING, and CHIPPING OF dried
beef, cabbage. etc., hereby offered for sale. II
is an article OF great value to propretors OF hotels
and restaurants, and it should be introduced into
every family. STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE
Model can be seen at TELEGRAPH OFFICE
27tf MUNDY & HOFFMAN.
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AUo ZION sALEs.
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. IsS AND iN
Vus S. FOURTH STREET.

M THOMAS JONAS, = ,,sSS Sons NOS. isS AND Ia
Sale No. 1911 Delaney place.
sCPKRIoR EuRNTTURE, FRENCH PLATE MAN
Ii, H. BRUSSELS, AND OTHER CARPETS
On Tuesday Morning.
peror furniture. pAW
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
tuesday, Sept 81, at IL o'clock noon, at the Phila.
delphia Exchange, will include:-
REAL ESTATE, etc., OF the Freedom Iron and Steel
TESTT jsouth), No. Ala, brick dwelling.
WALNUT, No. 1920 residence and coach hous, 81
by 10 feet, three fronts.
PINE No. SOC, residence and coach house, SO by 1ss
RIVER DELAWARE, Burlington, N. j., country seat
and fruit farm, 1s4 acres.
SPRUCE, No. 2219, modern residence.
LOCUST, No. 4104, modern residence
WALLACE, No. 1895 modern residence.
TwENTY-THIRD (north), Nos. 2s4, 1885, and 22s.
buildings steam engines, and boilers; lot 14I feet
SPRUCE, No. 1926 modern residence
ANN Street and CHURCH Lane, country place,
NINE, No. 9Ql7, modern dwelling
LOMBARD, No 221s, modern dwelling
LOMBARD, No. 1s4s, tavern and dwelling
FIFTH (south), No. 157, store and dwelling.
THIRTEENTH (north), No. 1902 and 1904, modern
FRAHKI1s, Nos 21os, Q11O, 2112. Q11.. 9Iis. e1is
212O, and 1922, two-story brick dwellings.
WYALUsING, west OF Forty-seyenth, brick dwell
ing.
THIRTEENTH between Columbia and Montgomery
avenues, five building lots
ENTERPRISE, No. 525, brick dwelling
100 shares McClintockville Petroleum Co.
$50 Delaware Mutual Insurance Co. scrip.
Administrators Sale.
43 shares Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
10 shares Western National Bank.
25 shares Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
shares Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
$1,000 bond, city of Trenton, New Jersey.
$500 per cent. Western Pennsylvania Railroad.
10 shares Union Banking Co.
2 shares Southwark National Bank.
20 shares American Dredging Co.
share Philadelphia Library Go.
% shares Central Transportation Co.
30 shares Philadelphia National Bank.
100 shares Shamokin and PottsYille Railroad.
20 shares American Life Insurance Co.
27 shares Kensington and New Jersey Ferry Co
shares Elmra and Williamsport Railroad.
$500 I per cent. Pennsylvania Salt Manuf. Co.
IL shares Consolidation National Bank.
| $4,000 Connecting Railroad per cent bonds
shares Cape May and Milvie Railroad.
share Point Breeze Park.
| $4,000 Fredericksburg and Gordonsville r. R.
Catalogues now ready. G. 9253
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PROPOSALS

NTOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
~ Furniture OF tne Commercial Exchange Will be
received until September 2S, $780, at 70 O'Clock NJ,
and not thereafter.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the office
of James III. Windrm, No. 723 ARCH Street.
The committee reserves the right to reject any and
all bids not satisfactory.
Address bids TO VIM. Brce, ESQ.,, Commercial EX-
change Rooms, No 42l WALNUT Street.
WASHINGTON j. JACKSON,
9233t Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE oRPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF SARAH BURD, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
and adjust the accounts OF EDWARD SHIPPEN and
THOMAS X. WALKER, Trustees for JOSEPH
BURD and family, under the 1lth and 10th clauses
OF the will of SARAH BURD, deceased, and to
report distribution of the balance in the hands OF
the accountants, will meet the parties interested for
September o. 1870 at O'Clock p. NJ, at his office,
No. 625 WALNUT Street, in the city OF Phila-
delphia. WILLIAM L. MARSHALL,
919mwf5t Auditor.
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ROOFING.

ROOFING.
ID e A d Y 1 N g.
N This Roofing is adapted to all buildings II
STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-ha the expense OF tin. 1t is readily put
old Shinge Roofs without removing the shingles,
thus avoiding the damaging Of ceilings and furniture
while undergoing repairs (No gravel used)
PRESERVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELL
TONS ELASTIC PAINT.
am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs
at short notice. Also PAINT FOR SALE by the
barrel or gallon; the best and cheapest in the
market
n. A. WELTON,
2lTs No. III n NINTH st., above Coates
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On Saturday Morning,
October l, at 10 O'Clock, at No. S2S n. Sixth str
by catalogue, the entire superior household fu
ture; superior walnut and plush parlor suits; 81
rior chamber and dining-room furniture; fine
vet carpets; French china and glassware;
spring and hair mattresses; kitchen utensils, et(
May be examined early on morning Of sale. 70