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RAILROADS.


w SHORE R~AILRoAD-N.Y X. G. Il. r.. R R.
w Co., l~essee-Trafn7 leave West Fortysecond
street station. New York, as follows. and twenty
minutes earlier from the foot OF Jay street. New
York:-hamilton- London. Detroit and Chicago.
2. M; Toronto. @'.ao a, M; ILLS. ss.i5 p. m Buffalo.
Rochester, syracuse. Utica. suspension Fridge. Nj
agara Falls. Ssus 40 a M so.i5. si3 p nj Kings
s.Is ana Is. is ,. mi Gatskiil and Albany. Sso' Ills.
s9.55, ALSO q. m, b84h. si.uU, *5.l5, *S.15 D. m; Gran
stons, West Point Cornwall Newburz. 3.Sl *7.l5
S.25. 500, +9;55, all.SO a. m, *1.15, shUn, 4.30. SIS. SIS,
Cornwall and Newburg; Montreal ana Canada Easa
7l5 q, M, *5.l5 2. m. Eiegant .%sleeping, cars for
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Det,o oft Chicago and 81 Louis.
on all through trnins. Saratoga specials, q Il 80 a m,
Lake George, all.3 "a. IN. daily. except Sunday b8,4j
p. m. .saturnays oaiy. Parior car on u3D q M train:
Kaaterskiil. Hunter. Hobart. Grand Hotel station
nnd Padnl'is ea s.o' 20 Grand AND a Hotel a ana ana oi kaa e
erskiil via Phoenicia, l0.<5 and n-t0 a.
M. s.4s 2; so, n; trains and loa5 2; m;
oniy Tor Grand Hotel and Phoenicia. Palcnvilie.
Cairo and Mountain House, 7.15 atl.50 a. ms b3,b
D. m. PRrior car 10 Catskill on these trains. Halt.
holiday special, LIS PM. Saturday only for kaaters-
nicia. Parior car to Grand Hotel station and Phos-
nicia. =, b. Q, s.-Leaye Brooklyn via Brooklyn An
mex, ci0.00. atl.40 a. m; s&bS.01 p. m. Jersey CITY,
7. r; Z. Station .cl0s0. aiI;0 q. m; $3.50. b&2s ?, "a.
car to Grand Hotel station Sundays only: %Datly.
+daily except saturday All other trafnsdaiy except
Sunday. For tickets, timetable. perlor and sleep
tnE car ommodat alton Or Inform ation Apply oinces
street aud Annex office foot OF Fulton street. New
York City, Nos. l. III So, $50. 99s Broadway. No,i45
Bowery. No. u Park place. No. 81 West l13th street.
street and foot OF Jay street. North River. G. 4.
General Passenger Agent. No. . Van
derb avenue. NED York
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LAFAYETTE.

Marcus Bollhardt, the builder who
threw up the contract for the new sta
ton house of the Fourth precinct police,
sailed for Europe yesterday on the Nor
MAMMA of the Hamburg line. A large
number of his friends assembled at the
wharf in Hoboken to see him off. The
E~ichenkranz Singing Society was there
in full force and sang a parting song.
Farewell speeches were made and
Mr.. Bollhardt almost regretted that
he had decided to leave the country.
Among those who were present to bid him
9 safe voyage We're Corporation Counsel
Edwards. John L. Edwards, Justice Jacob
Lowy, Henry Steffins, George Herspeil, g.
"a. Martin Coleman e. Ross, and Edwards
Brothers. Mr.. Bollhardl will make
his permanent home at Itzehoe, in Schles-
wig-Holstein.
The employees of the Street and Water
Board this morning began to patch up
the pavement on Grand street in front Of
Frank O. Coles drug store. Mr.. Cole was
so astonished at the sight that he forgot
to turn off one of the spigots in the soda
fountain and lost a pint of syrup.
Stoker Lowell, of No. 10 Engine, who is
acting as engineer while the regular en-
gineer is IN his vacation, is quite an
artist He has decorated the old appar-
atus with a little paint, until she is one Of
the most attractive machines in the de-
partment.
The police seem to be unable to stop
the disgraceful antics of the men and
boys who battle in the canal where it
crosses Mill Creek. This morning there
was q large crowd there in plain sight of
the crowded cars which passed through
Pacific venue and Grand street.
The sidewalk on Grand street near Pa
cific avenue is in q deplorable condition
and an attempt was made 70 repair il,
hut went no further than to tear up the
hagstones and pile them along the curb.
The place is a disgrace to the city, which
Is made all the more prominent by The
excellent condition in which the Lehigh
Valley Railroad company has placed the
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II BLIND SEE

- COURT.
Morton brewing Co. VS.. Maria C. Egan.
in Case.
Fl. IA, &c.
Returnable Second Tuesday. September, 1870.
Russ and Heppen heimer. ATTORNEYS.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me direct
ed and delivered, ! have levied upon and shall
sell by public vendue at f.. G.. Wolberts Real rs.
tate and Auction Rooms. No. ~ Montgomery
street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Fourth day of September next.
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the right,
title and estate of tae above named defendant
Maria @. Egan, in and to all the following de-
scribed, land and premises, with the appurten-
anees. that IL to say;-
All that certain plot. tract or parcel Of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described, stu.
ate, lying and being In the city OF Jersey City.
In the County Of HUDSON and State OF New jersey,
point IN the northerly SIDE or line 81 Eleventh
ner of Eleventh and Coles streets, thence north
erly parallel with Cole street, fifty feet. thence
easterly parallel win Eleventh street. y Feet 4 3
street, so feet TO said Eleve nth street; thence west
erly along northerly line OF Eleventh str eet 20 feet.
6inches TO the point or place of beginning. Being
same premises conveyed TO said Mary Coleman hy
deed, dated December Is, 1850. by John N. McGrath
and Tillie l.. his wife.
Dated July %, 1899.
ROBERT DAVIS,
DA--EA L
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sidewalk on the opposite side of the
avenue.
The last tracks which the Lehigh Val
ley people have laid on their property at
Pacific avenue and Grand street were
thronged this morning with women and
children. They were picking coal from
mazda
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TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of James Culbert deceased. Thomas Gull
bert, administrator OF james Culbert, by order OF
the surrogate of Hudson county, dated May q. 1920
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF said dsced-
against the estate of said decedsnt, under oath or
affirmation within nine months from the date OF
said order. or they will be forever barred of any
action therefor against said administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Sarah II. Bottuni, deceased, Alfred DeIi.
administrator OF Sarah NJ. Bottum, deceased, by
ord er Of the Surrogate OF hudson county, dated
June "a, 1890. hereby gives notice to the creditors of
claims against the estate Of said d~ecedent, under
date Of said order, or they viii be forever barred OF
any action Their efor against said Administrator.
A1EREn DEIT.
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NOTICE or sETTLEMENT.

the subscriber, guardian OF Mary G. Murphy and
George. s. Murphy. minors, will be audited and
and reported for settlement on Saturday. the l2rn
day or August next.
Dated June s. A. i. 1901
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT,

Notice Is hereby given that the final account of
the subscriber. executor and trustee under the will
OF James Lynch. deceased. will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate OF the County OF Hudson,
and reported for settlement on Saturday, the 18th
dav Of October next
Dated August 6 AID. 1S9o.
pATRfCK MONTHLY.
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Dated June 10. A. D.. 1880.
N0TICE no ~CREDITOPS

Estate of Sarah whftiock, deceased, samuer Whit.
lock. executor or Sarah WhitIock. de-
ceased, by order of the, Deputy Surrogate of Hudson
county, dated June 26. 1890. hereby gives notice
to the creditors Of said decedent 70 bring in their
said decedent, under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date of said order. or they
Will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executor.
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CoIston's Diarrhma Cordial.

Prepared Eaclusiuely from Roots and Herbs.
Quick cure for DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBUs, collie, CRAMPS, and ali
Bowel complaints broug hit on by impure water,
unwholesome Fruit, Vegetables. etc. soc. six OF.
Bottle. Druggist or 81. w. COLSTON Proprietor.
No. S22 Barrow street, Jersey City.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Rudolph Walter De Hon, deceased.
Babette De Hof, Executrix OF Rudolph Waiter De
HofT, deceased, by order OF the Deputy SURROGATE
OF Hudson County, dated July lth, 1880. hereby
gives notice. TO the, creditors of said de-
cedent to bring in their debts, demands and
oatn or affirmation within nine months from the
date Of said order or they viii be forever barred OF
PA REIYE DE HOEE--
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n Office TO CREDITORS

Estate of Hugh $. Pollock. deceased. Janet olcott.
executrix OF Hugh s. Pollock, deceased. by order of
the Surrogate of Hudson County, dated June 18th,
1890. hereby gives notice to the creditors of said
accident 10 bring In their debts, demands and
claims against the estate OF said decedent. under
oath or affirmation within nine months from the
date OF said order, or they will be fore yer barred
of any action therefor against said executrix.
\ AEHN 1T fVflTr
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OF SETTLEMENT.

the subscriber, Administrative Of James j. Higgins,
deceased. will be audited and stated by the. surro-
gate OF the County Of HUDSON. and reposted for set
Element on saturday. the 9Th day Of September
next.
SARAH a HIGGINS,
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Dated June 4, A. D. 1890.
NOTICE or

Notice Is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber. executor of Eflie Van Reipen, de-
ceased will be audited and stated by the surrogate
of tho County of Hudson, and reported for setJle-
ment on Saturday, the 9Th day of September next.
Dated June 10. A. D.. 1880.
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STEAMBOATS,.
PROVIDENCE LINE

For BOSTON. PRovIDENcE. and all
EASTERN Points. Direct route for the WHITE
n I sodi leave New YORK from Pier ..
cepted, for Providep o. direct. due a. M. connect
ing With express train due Boston s:l5 4. NJ Wor.
cester . and = A NJ White Mountain pario-car
train leaves wharf IT'S A. NJ, running through 10
Fabyan's without change. keturning leave hos
Sunday.
Tickets and staterooms secured at Nos. 100 PSI
261. al. 94i and $50 Broadway, Aston Aouse, Wind,
sr and Cosmopolitan Hotels; all ohicss N. Y,
call for and check baggage from hotel or residence
to destination. Telephone cali. Cortlandt, Ss2a.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Ann Gibney. deceased. Henry Puster,
executor of Ann Gibney, deceased, by order OF the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county, dated May ls.
cedent to bring in their debts, demands and claims
against said decedent, under oath or affirmation
within nine months from the date of said order, or
they win be forever barred of any action therefor
against said executor.
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- The ENORMOUS REDUCTION in prcesw We have made cannot m1 to utracs
TO CALL and Examine or Stock. You will find III PRICES LOWER. our
GOODS BETTER, N STYLES and PATTERNS HANDSOMER. than Any Other
int the trade.
We Offer
PARLOR SUITS. first class n every respect, in Tapestry, Plush,
hug bIoateHe. &c. $3o,Oo and up
CHAMBER SUITS, Ash. Oak, Walnut &c ..................... 1900 ant up
FOLDING BEDS, all sorts md O and up
LOUNGES, new and Handsomely varieties. !. -. o and W
A Large Assortment of REED and RATTAN FURNITURE ROCKERS
ATORS, ICE CHESTS, &c.
CARPETS.
prices We carry the largest assortment in the country, and can supply yu with
TAPESTRY. coo. and Ut; BODY BRUSSELS. 81 90 and up vELvETs. $1oo
ad VI All the other sorts in proportion.
We hav marked down our CHINA MATING to clear out this season.
Also 0 hand, a large line Of RUGS, MATS, SHAREHOLDERS. OlLCLoTHS, sc
BABY CARRIAGES.
To dispose OF what stock re have left in this line we are Offering SPECIAL
RAGE for very little money.
GLASSWARE.
Constantly 0 hand a Complete Assortment of GLASSWARE, CHNAwARE
CRoCKERY, LAMPS, BAR GOODS, &c, which we are selling at Wholesale
Prices.
MATTRESSES.
A large line Of MATTRESSES, made in the best and most workmannke manner
All sorts and sizes. 81 20 and upwards.
To those desiring CREDIT, we offer the Best Terms at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
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Elevated Railroad.

Dated Jersey city. August IS, 1890.
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JOHN A. Nu0ENr.
BENJAMIN EDGK.
DANIEL VAN WIxKLE,
Commissioners.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber, administrator of Anthony Cronter,
deceased, will be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate of the County of Hudson, and reported for set
Element on Saturday. the 9Th day of September
next. AENIEE
Dated June 2, A. D., 1890.
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$1,000, 900 FIRE.
Seven Story 6ocurity Warehouse
Burned at Minneap olis.

MiSsEApoLIs, July l5 A large seven
story warehouse of the Security Warehouss
Company on 1st street and 4th avenue
north. owned by Wood & Morse, was en-
tirely destroyed by FIRE with its contents
this afternoon. Loss nearly 81 900 coo.
The fire caught upon the second floor Of
the building, supposed to have caused by
spontaneous combustion. IL soon spre ad
TO the upper Aoors, filed with agricultur a
implements. On the fourth floor there
were 800 tons of binding twns which added
fuel to the flames.
The terrible heat made it impossible fol
one 10 spprosch within 800 feet of the
burning building, unless the face was pro-
tected. W w. Morse, one of the proprj-
etors, and the engineer, were rescued by
means of ladders. from the fourth floor.
They were almost blinded and suffocated
by the dense smoke.
Upon the north stood . three story stone
building owned by Matt kees and occupied
a. the dwelling house by number of Jew
ish families. This was crusbsd fat by the
warehouse walls. as was one story frame
building. The first floor was occupied as
a shipping room, the second by Offices third
by Wm Deering & Co, fourth by the AD-
pieton Mfg Co, fifth and sixth by The
general storage and seventh by furniture.
The losses are National Cordsge Co
and Binding Twine. $685., 900, insured
William Deering & Co, Chicago, si21 600;
Emersoo, Talcot & Co, Rockford. H.,
$3.50 900; Grand Betour Plov Co., Dixon
Ill, s2i 900; American Road Machine
Co, Philadelphia. 1900; Appleton Mfg
Co ADpletop Wis $50 900: o. s. Kel
ly & Co, Springfield, o.. $40 600; l.
Waterbury & Co. New York, 500 COO
Wood * Morse, $4,000; MisceisDe oul
loss. at least s200, 600. In addition to these
are the losses of individuals who had fur
niture stored. A large quantity of silrel
ware was burned.
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POWDER EXPLOSION.
Thirteen Hundred Kegs Of Pow.
der 60 of at Once.
Ten Persons Supposed 10 Hare Been
Killed -.-xany Others Injured.
Terrible Destruction by the Expio'
sion.-searchipg for the Missipg.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July l5.--Latc this
afternoon. At Kings powder mills on the
Little Miami railroad. - miles east Of this
city, two empty freight cars were being
rolled on side track when they struck a
car containing 500 kegs of powder. An
explosion followed. and Immediately after
ward smother car containing 500 kegs of
Iunpowder blew up. making 1900 kegs
altogether.
William Frsuly, Little Miami brake
man was blown to atoms, and no trace Of
him has yet been found. Nine other per-
sens, supposed 10 be employees Of the
powder company, were killed. The King
Powder Company and Peters Cartridge
Works have works on both sides the river
along the railroad. The explosion occurred
on the south side and the destruction WAS
enormous. A number of cottages occupied
by workmen in the powder factory situated
close to the track were shattered, aud their
inmates injured. Twelve or fifteen girls
at work in the cartridge factory were Grip.
pied by the explosion.
The railway station and freight house
belonging TO the Little MAMA Railroad to-
gether with all the adjacent buildings were
set on fire snd totally consumed. The
track and ties of the railroad were fairly
torn ont of the ground and a great hole was
ploughed in the grouud The Peters cart
ridge factory Was burned. As soon rs the
news reached this city. about o'clock, =
relief train WAS despatched TO the scene Of
the disaster with large party of surgeons
on board. The work of searching for the
missing and caring for the wounded is now
progressing.
AT nine tonight ten dead bodies were
taken from the ruins. Thirty are known
TO be wounded.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

DR.. II. c Vaughan of lawrence, Kansas.
formerly editor of the Ellsworth American,
is visiting in Bangor and Foxcroft.
Prof. A. j. Curtis, superintendent Of
schools at Uxbsidge, Mass. is on visit to
his parents at his former home, Bath.
John II. Martin. who lately graduated
from Boston Dental College will .aeud the
summer at his North Bridgton home. He
hiss not decided where to locate.
President NJ c. FernsId. of the Maine
State College, has heen elected one Of the
vice presidents of the Ns,ionsl Educational
Association, which is now in sc ssion AT St.
Paul.
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Ding'ey Of Kslsmazoo.
Mich, is visiting relatives in Lewiston.
Mr.. Dingley is 4 son Of Hon. Nelson Ding.
ley, Jr., and is proprieto, of the Kalamazoo
Telegraph.
Rev L. D. Fowler, Of Northeast Hsr.
Dor. Mt. Desert, has removed his family 70
Dexter and will otfciste ss rector of tho
Episcopal parish, holding regular service,
hereafter there and at Exeter.
Ex-Presidsnt f'eorze C. Lord of the Bos
ton and Maine Ruifoa1. who now reside,
Held of rye that fpr srosta far exceed.
anything we have ever seen, some of /
measuring six and half feet in height,
Mr.. Lincoln A. Rogers and wife Of Neg
Jersey are spending ths summer at Orr
Island Mr.. Rogers is . graduate of Bov
doin. class Of 1875. He is nov prineioa
of the Paterson Classical and Seientif,
School for BOYS. in Paterson. New Jersey
The Rev. rrxnk Se~ali. of Washington,
ID. c., commenced his series of vacation
sermons ., the Se~ Church in Bath. Mr.
| Sevan is we'll known TO Maine Sredenbor
gis3s, and Is = brother Of Hon. Arsha
! Sevan, President Of the Maize cenua
Railroad
| Mr.. Samuel ~ Spring. son or W. VI
Spring. Esq, of Bso~sfeld. arrived hons
on the 4th inst : from the province o
Bae1os Ayres. Sonsh America. where h
has been engaged in sheep farming man
years. he left Buenos Ayres Just soou
six months ago and has made tour throGz
Austria, France ard England.
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Programme 1f Grand Army Encamp-
meut at Boston.

Bosros, July l5.-Following is the pro-
grsmme for the National Encampment Of
the Grand Army Of the Repnblic, August
l2 70 Is. in this city
Tuesday, Aug. l2th-Grand Parade; the
column to be formed lin accordance with
the vote Of the National Encampment Of
1888 by Departments 10 order Of senofiy
except that the Department in which the
Encsmpment is held takes the left. In the
evening, Grand Army and Woman's Re-
lief Corps joint reception in Mechanics
Hall; admission BY badge Of Il. A. K. or
". R.C.
Wednesday, Aug. l3,h-Meeting of the
National Encsmpment at 10 A. NJ, iu
Music Hall. Winter street. Meeting of the
National Encsmpment, WomAu's Relief
Corps, in fremont Temple, fremont street.
In the evening Grand Army Campfire in
Mechanics Building.
Thursday, Aug. iith-Continued sessions
of the National Encampment. G. 4. K. and
Woman's Relief Corps. In the evening a
banquet TO the delegates of the National
Encampment and to invited guests in the
Mechanics Building.
Friday, Aug. lith--Excursion by rail to
Plymouth. aud clam bake there for the del
egates of the National Fncampment G. A.
X. and Womans Relief Corps. In the
evening. camp fire by Woman's Relief
Corps at fremont Temple.
Saturday, Aug 10Th Steamboat excui-
sion for the members of the National En-
campment down the harbor to Miuots
Light, thence along the northern shore to
Cape Ann, passing Nshant, Salem, Marble
head and Rockport to Thatcher's Light.
Fish dinner on boat.
A reunion of Naval Veterans will be
held during the Encsmpment. lIea1quar-
ters will be established at the hall of the
Kearssge Association, corner Washington
and Union Park streets. Rsunions of othec
organizations will also be held. The Wo-
mans Relief Corps, department Of Msssa
chusetts, will furnish a lunch at Bumstead
Hall for the delegates of the National En-
cam sment, G. A. r., each day during the
session of the Encompment.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Senate Makes Little Roadway
With Sundry Civil Bill.
Ssss, 1877 Needed for 63s Extra Clerks
in Pension Department.
ccmmsmorzsion Hesc.
lutions-- Fisuring Up the Census.

WA,His6roN, July I5.-Cullom offered
a resolution, whieh vent over till tomorrow
directing the Secretary of the Treasury to
report to the Senate BY what authority
merchandise in bond and goods Of domestic
origin are permitted to be forwarded be-
tween Atlxrtie and Pacific porss of the
United States, over the Canadian Pacific
railway, such merchandise on arrival at
Vancouver being there ,rsns-shipped. and
whether or not such transportation and
shipment on foreign territory is con
.i.tent wlIh the safety of revenue; also
other facts in that connection.
Sherman. from the finance committee,
reported substitute for the bill introduced
by him on the 10th of May to reduce the
amount Of United Stses bonds to be re-
quired of national banks and TO restore 10
chan nels Of trade the excessive accumuls-
ton Of lawful money in the treasury. II
was placed on the calendar.
The substitute provides that the compul-
sory requirement of the deposit Of United
States bonds with the treasurer of the
nited States, of the national banks, shall
be limited in amount to $1,000 of bonds for
each bank, provided the voluntary with
drawal of bonds for the retirement of
national bank notes shall not exceed three
millions in any month, and also provided
the act shall not apply to the deposit of
bonds to secure deposits Of public money
alec providing that national banks shall be
entitled to receive circulating notes not
exceeding the whole amount OF par value
of bonds deposited and that at no time tn.
total amount of such notes shall exceed the
amount of capital stock actually paid in.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the sundry civil appropriation bill, at page
30, the first item being one of $500, 600 for
the surveying Of public lands, the commit
tee on appropriations recommending an in-
crease of that amount TO $500 coo.
German explained the amendment, stat
ing that the object of it WAS to throw open
to settlement lands intended, by the act of
october. 1855, to be reserved fer irrega-
ton.
After a discussion, without disposing of
the amendment, the Senate At 6 7. NJ, al
iourned.
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KII.BOURNE'S
PAIN STOP

cures bc'a Internal and external pains
and still t aees not contain one single grain
of say opiste. So small is the dose how
ever that it stands uneausled in cheapness.
as unspprosched in its peculiar and certain
erects-it is the hot drop without a peer,
and hes, Of sh pain cures, and without
DOUBT the safest remedy of the kind offered
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Boolhbay and The Islands
~ -. q y
"ISLANDER"
CNpT. q, q. THOMPSON.

viii run iren the kenn bee River 10 baoihhay
and the Islands during the season of lsto. As tot
lows
rus-laYs. Wednesdays, Thursdays aud hridaya
leave Gardiner nj A. NJ, Richmond $40, BAH
pUo Returning. leave B"oihhaY at ! 10 T. "
BsIh, ~, kiehBund, -,
Saturdays. leava ,iardiner At 2o1 L. NJ, Rich
mond 100. Hath t0n.
Mondays, leave RpothhsS " " A. VI, Bath
sib, kieheoni, fs, standard time