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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

SasATSa;a WATER, ON Iodine Spring
- The Iodine Spring contains much more Iodine anf
Carbonate of sg ue>a than any o;Her fountain, and coz
cquen Is the mo-, powerful Alternative and aperent 1t
Is highly charged with Ca bonic Gas which renders It
suugeu snd delightful drink.
l. A. KELLOGG, Owner, Saratoga Spa.
Sold at wholesale ana AL in NeH-iOrk by y. h II u
sand Druggists 70 and loo Fuonstreet; At retail BY
David Sands 4 CO - East Broadway J K Chiffon -o5
Bro2dwav: Milhau. lo3 Broadsay Socum. ccTaer OF
Broadway and Chamber>-strcet; SOullart n Deilue =
broadway and , Park Ro~: Ru,h'ou Aspis"a 20 " u
liam street, Dr. Minor. 1913 Brondwsy: Hart ~ BROAD
way Ring til BIoadway Doid 642 Broadwav Coc4 -
hal, il Pearlstreet; bince x RoSenmier. 81 Hete 4
er,,ret Hnl 2oS Greenwich Jer -ngs beanet
lbs Burger, % CoruaIdt-sreei Rot
ION To- East Bro. d~av. stf IN
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NATIONAL DEBr OF GREAT BRIIAIY.-The to-
tai amount of the British National Debt funded at
different periods is ms follows:
In 1928 f777, 1862 or 1921 1881
In 1871. t7G6 81 ,725 or $367$, 5S4,2 $50
The ESchcqucr bills outstanding were
In 1928 -. .ee27 ,546.950 or. .Sl30,Sil, j37
In l84l- s22 - 900 or = $ LOG, 992 ,03n
Making the total Debt NOW existing, beside tcrmi-
nablc anuui,cs, no less than $3,7&4, 10000.
The annual interest ana charges of the entire
debt beside annui,es) were
In 1928 49, GOO G52 ,3Gl Or I27 ,93l.532
In ISiI ga 4 II SOB or. ) l2I ,2i9,G75
I'VE have computed the pound sterling at - go.
Ed. Trs6me.l
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$ c 81 OIL s
Mr.. and iTiss.lol,ou,. RoarJ;,

Day school No l. AmIiy-sire-t i few ioors We, of
Bfoads a., New YorkTRe F4i Term of this In,,tuIior
commenced Sept lt under for the accom-.
a.odliioa OF pupils dsily. also weekly and semi.
weekly courses of instruction.
Order Of Rotations and Lectures.
o'clock A. VI. daiIy-Bible and Ecclesiastical Ancient
Modern History
10 O'clock A NJ Mondays and MISUNDERSTANDING ex-
crcses of En- eli>h Grammar.
TGcsdl, and Friiays.-Geoogy, Mineralo=y and
Geography.
"Wednesday s-Cr,cisms Compositions.
Il O'Clock, \. VI. Mondays and Thursddys-Nental and
Nor Philosophy.
Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Fridays-Physoiogy.
Il vi. dlily.-Calsi!cnc> and Vocai Music
l '' p. VI. daily.-Arthmetc, Geometry, and Natural
Philosophy.
Pcncaaship in thr afternoon, by Mr. DOLBEAR.
Ladies lot constant attendance the School. may
Re connected with any particular class classes having
prepared their lessons at home.
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NcH York, Aug. 49, ISL. 5.7.. g..
Signed, JAMES =. UNI ~ ~ -
The subscribers proprietors of this valuable SP'in2
49,, nnv r.pre TO upplv the water 10 Merchants, ilo-
tes PacketSaps and tais> either IN quarts or pn's
-uI up and packet the most coAplete mAnu.r and OIL
the favorable term.
Orders re- rectfi!ly solicited
is l,lN2nD - and 100 Fnton street. View ork.
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n Priynfc ssoardinS.-Gentlemen wishing per
manenI Board and Rooms location convenient 10 tho
business part of the City, will be accommodated nj No ~
Duapestreoi Just of Broad way, where hut few board
are takcn lGd every mace reader their
no me pleasant ard comfortable The house cHurely
aew and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
References = Exchanged Iy:l2 If
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PRorIrAHLE PuHsur.-The price of peaches
the present season has placed that fluit beyond the
reach of all but the aiiluent, they having sold ut
four to eight cents, and in some cases twelve cents
each. An erroneous impression as to difficulty in
their culture has prevented the formation OF
orchards TO any extent in this State and even in
some Others whereas if any person will vsi. the
lower par, of New Jersey, he will there find extcn.
siye orchards, in the most fourishing condition
The facts are simply these: The peach is q short
lived tree but during four years is As healthy and
productive as any other tree whatever, and in New
Jersey the peach orchards are planted as four or
1--WE years crop. and then entirely cleared of, but
by planting successive orchards each year, con-
slant supply is kept up. Probably no other APP
preparation Of land would pay 50 great profit a,
the present time as TO peach orchards and in order
TO ensure immediate crops it would be best to
select trees of the largest size. sandy soil or
saHdy loan suits them best, but they will succeed
IN almost any sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

AGRICULTURAL FAlR.-Thc Agricultural De-
part,nen, of the Great Fair of the American lnsti-
tu,e th. year will be especially interesting 1t
will comprise Pomghing Exhibition at Sog-Sins
on the l4tl OF October a Horticultural Exhibition
at Niblo's Garden, commencing on the 18th and
ending with generous distribution of premiums
for the best of ever, variety OF Flowers, Fruits ana
Vegetables, and an Exhibition and Sale of Blooded
Cattle the Award of Premiums aud Sale 10 take
place on the 10Th of October. The Premiums tor
the best Horse, Mare, Bull and Cow are 90 eacn :;
for the best Colt, Calf, Sheep, Hog, &c. IS each
To the hes, Plough Silver Cup will be awarded,
and to the second best Silver Medal. Arrange
mcnts are made or the keeping OF Cutie, &c. on
economical terms. For those who have tiac Stock
TO sell or who wish to buy, the opportunity issuch
as can rarely BE- presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

'THr PRAIRIE FLOWER. Under this title, Mr..
G. 6. Foster, formerly of this State, now Editor
of the St. Louis Pennani, proposes TO publish in
ST. Louis Monthly Magazine of Original Litera-
,ure, commencing on the lst of November. Price
s. per annum We wish Mr.. Foster far more
success in thi. enterprise than we dare hope for
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
ExTENssVE sALE OF VALUABLE PRO
II pERTY a, New-Brghton, Staten Island, by sub

scrpuon
The Trustees Of the NewBrishton Association have
ma h for the sale OF i've hundred blocks or
parcel, OF land embracing the desirable and best To-
en- ed port Of their property each parcel containing
not than eight lots Of Is feet by 100 feet and some Of
them containing from to five acres On several oil
splendid improvements, comprising large man
sion hotels docks etc etc IN perfect order
The plan adopted for disposlng of the above properly
presents great Inducements 10 the capitalist OF
making good investment and 10 all who may "hh 'ooo
tam country residence very moderate price, ana IN
position the most eligible in the vicinity OF New orM.
For the prospectus plan and details Of the same sppy
to HENRY LYNCH President at the ONCE oi l'' "3
Roots of .nb.crin,iou are opened by EDWARD NJ
coll Esq Trustee a, the Office Of the WHO n h
and Trust Company, No b Wall-st by ofusr :, tH'
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NEw-YoRK ASD ERIE KAILKoAD.-'. Joe sykes,
the CORES pondent of the Commercial Advertiser,
dating ut Ramapo, Rockland Co., thus describes
the structure cf this magnificent work:
Such Railroad you have never in this
country. The track is six feet wide-thc ordinary
width being about four feet eight inches. 1t Is
made also in the most substantial manner. Inc
iron rails are Of enormous size weighing about fifty
six pounds to the yard, and are laid upon contin-
uous bearing of sound sills-eight by twelve inches
square 1t Is calculated for the transportation OF
every kind of heavy freight such as lumber, coal,
IRON wheat, flour, live stock. merchandise and,
Indeed, every thing that goes to market--a 10 be
cnrried in trains laden with three hundred tons an!
upward. 1t is also calculated Ia transport Pas,en-
gers and the mail Mt the highest rates Of speed
TIC passenger cars which pass here are OF the
most elegant description. They about three
feet wider, think, than are usually built; and
they are high enough to permit the tallc,t man TO
stand upright and walk about. They appear 10 be,
in every way, commodious. | perceive also that
the company has had the good taste to add 10 them
many valuable little convenlenccs, such as retiring
rooms for the ladies, sofas for the weary or lids
posed, &c. &c. which are 100 often neglected
on other railroads. 1t is contemplated to make
the cars which are to go through the whole length
Of the line, still more commodious than these which
are made to run between the river and Goshen
only BY daylight. The locomotives are what are
called eight wheel cars, with our driving wheels, Of
prodigious power weighing, think, about fifteen
tons each"
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PRICE ONE CENT.

RAMBLss ANp REveEIEs. By Hf%ki /. t 49,,
Author OF The inlian sketch Book anu NioF' ~
Sic,v., Ne~-York Jane, 2. Gire 81 Doid-sireet
TIN, is a volume of right pleasant and agreeable
readin. 1t. contents have nearly Ii not quite all
been before published in various periodicals where
tbev excited considerable attention and not little
commentator. The greatest merit they possess
is the easy grace and simplicity OF the style, and
the general good taste by which they are marked
The sketches are mainly of Italian incidents AID
character with several spirited and interesting
tales illustrative of Life in that land The second
division Of the work is entitled Thought. on the
Poets and is made up of the essays on the Eng
lish Poets that have appeared from time 10 timr
in the Southern Literary Messenger. They are
all written with ease and eynce good taste and
warm appreciation Of the lighter and more super
fetal beauties of England bard. They are char
acterised rather by grace and pleasing style
than philosophic insigh, deep feeling Of what j.
truly great and characteristic in their writings. The
essays upon Colerdge and Wordsworth, though
we'll written and unexcep,ionable so far as they CO.
hardly rise to the hight of their great argument
and shed but little living light upon the subject.
The Miscellany with which the book concludes
is made up of light, wellwrir,en papers upon
common subjects. The printer has hardly done
Justice TO the work: its contents deserve better
paper, and ncater outward guise.
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TJI., THOSE WHO VALUE FsEAETsa.
y - = 81 LIZ nL5 l.c.ela lnd Ann

The G.XffE asIJ.E. @i5 Greeae and - Ann
streets are open daily. Gendenel subscribing have
the privilege Of exercising bot the establishments In
.dtIioa 10 every mpcnen, .uade OF IL the regular
gymnasium there are hoElng alley, battle-ground,
.ao5t.ag-ra.ry aad large open space for running,
Jumping &C. exclusively FOR the amusement OF tee ms-
BEES.
" F. respectfully informs pareuts and guardians that
junior clas about sen- formed, and SLo will exercise
aI=av. under his immeiias- supGtinlendcGce.
Fencing and Spa-ring taught as usual upon tie most
approved principles.
Az evening class will be formed early period, and
couiine during the winter Ill 10
EECHEs APPLIED by Ms SARAH
IL HARPER No. is Vesey-st. Who has bad many years
experience IL the business. le4u
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LOOK AT THIS.

/ O O r \ n I ).
U1EfE sCRsCREDEH has taken the ne~ store
/ No. tT3 GRAND-STkkET, corner OF at -bi-1N,
RY and ms considerable labor snd expense stocked
the same with very choice lot Of Teas aad FANNY "9
ccIes, which he wall sell the lowest cash prce'- lie
wouid respectfully the public 10 all aad 'fc Tor
,h-El.eyet Al goods Is usual ,en to any part OF tbs
city and Brooklyn, free Of expense.
IL IN J. Il. Nci NJ
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Terms o. thc ahove.


Five dollars per Quarter for any separate branch. II
fall taken several .or all the branches,
will be the stated in the regular School Circular
Day tioveruess il conn.cc, with TIE School, who will
visit pupils their residence IT desired.
The established class III Drawing md Painting by Miss
GII.LMuR Si be continued at half p,>i O'Clock, p VI
Instruction IN French and instruonla Music, al hours
convenient for pupils private classes OIL PANT
lug on Saturdays, hy Mr. T. ". WHITLEY.
Professor THOMAS HASTINGS will continue his pri-
vaie classes IN Vocal Music. DR.. HOLTON will meet his
private classes III Physiology, and Paeys Natural The
oosy at such times and places will best accommodate
tho composing them. Subjects will be illustrated by
suitable Apparatus and Drawings.
Mr.. VI. ROBINSON will give of instruction
with familiar Lectures the Outlines, Chronology and
Authors of Ancient and Modern History designed aid
,uch a. wish pursue thorough course OF reading
Fam member will be furnished with blank book for
Chronological Chart vi RObinson's plan.
FIR further particulars, Mrs ard !lss ii. respectfully
refer 10 their general Circular, which may be obtained At
their residence
It's hoped Parents MID Guardians. having Children or
Wards IN the school wal ;ioualy witness the RecI-
the hours specified above, without special INV
taton
~ An Assistant Pupil. who speaks the French Lam
euage Is wanted. Apply a above sl5 In
j. Seminary for Young E.aGies.-At 81 NV
ngton.sThis Institution will be rcopcned on Monday
the 31th Suitable instructors engaged for each
Department
Select Shoot Tor Boys, is also connected with the ns
tutOn but entirely separate from the Female School
Particulars gwen on application.
aua7 In V.THOMPSON Principal.
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:. 10 ire No e. Cedar-suest, on the 18th
-. i ~, ~" with purse containing about three
dollar. emS SF P' at IS f. MSek
off CHE four yard, black .k and ie" yards oil Calico all
II Ie Iosr in one ofthe Dry Dock stages on Saturday
arc Two large Carving Knives, wrapped up IN
@ ron. The fnder will be Literally rewarded by
, an the above articles at - Cedar II ~. "
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u They have had very heavy ,hundc.-siorms
at New Orleanr of late
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q a line OF stages has been established be-
tween Albany and Schenectady in opposition to
the railroad.
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D0AssDsNz. REDUCED Hrving taken tho
- large anc convenient story house one block lrom
Broadway, where gentemen be accommodated with
good board for $3.50 per weok also single beds aud pea
rooms, by applying at No. Howardst cor OF Elm,
entrance in Elm-stroct Jy2l
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i SA Z EUS@N tNKU!N :" - ~
water of this Spring having recently attracted the ai'cn
,n of "a m vnf the v,iters Sa:at1g AMI lis et+ct>
on tho system beng attended with such happy results IN
yrIou, diseases, tho proprctors Induced 10 incur the
expcn.c of having analei by of most emmett
CHEMISTS the result OF which proves to be one o tie
o,t highly mcdraed waters at Saratoga. and such II
i now o-i ed the pu. WIKI the confident assurance
tina, ,ir;u,, are uucqualied. comparison WIKI tie
ANALYSIS ther Of the other Springs vail sho" the ac
Oe gallon Of This water contains the folio sing nsred-
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D0ARD1NG.-Singleg gentleman (and no others
I'D residing 10 the lower part of the City car be
conn od-tcd with good board with without
SO Fuon-st. Also three four can have Dinner only.
II desired. Jcal II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

BOARD 4sND isS y NAV be obtained IN apri-
ID vnre fsmilv by applying at 2O6 Hudson-'t Je'-u
DOARD-Wrh pleasant parlors may be had ut -
ID Iud,os st Al.o rooms for single gcnllcmen. Terms
moderate ~ I'M
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MISUNDERSTANDING and single gentlemen can
ID he well acconm dated with board and pleasant rooms
at Mrs. Mix & Trips, lGl Broadway. front Parlor
(now vacant with bedroom aud pantry adjoining either
f,rni,ici or unfrn,ed Also single with grntcs,
desirable the winter, be had application
above 30 w.
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I'o pUHLIsaaEHs, PRINTERS, sc.

u
gentleman OF classical attanmf nts aud long con
rcctcd with the press wishes 10 obtain SITUATION rs
Reader. to works for the "'ess OF amy o'c NC
rary employment He is comreteut Ia -"ai both hrstand
second proofs, but would prefer h,ying sole 81 'p
later References viii be giveg 10 the first Pln,e, anu
Publishers in the city. Address II. under cover to H.
CRAlGiiEAD, liz Fulton-st 81 81
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PLEASANT ROOMS and good Family Board
may be obtained by few persons Of quiet habits at
Is 3urrayst The location very CENTRAL and on every
lccn.nt 4 ie.irnhle reshancn. n25-I
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by The bale or ncsi.
Geuuine German Cologne Water imortcd, and for sale
at very ls~ price. - 'm
/; hDsEs. sT'ENTl0S !-HtNiif Will
IL LlANS 4 Co wouit politely invite the Ladies I" eau
and examine large and Splendid assortment o PLAIN
fanred plaid and striped Moasscliie dc LANES ~ all
prices from to shIng per yarl Tncliouis ar'!SiiHs
al c0or together with full assoi tmen al reneh and
ENGLISH Merinos Fl,anels short, full assortment
of Fall and Winltr Goods, for srle cheap. Il
HENRY WILLIAMS & co, .05 Greenwich-si
NB-Frcnch, English and Amerc eau Prints Iron. 81 to
shIIings. 81 IN
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RiaRoNs, NIa;HONs. RaRRONs:

Kp SBUNN. R9 . z ONS . X p Is W.
NJ lLLINERS purchasing goods Tor cash are invited I"
vi call aud eganine the large and desirable e.oiaeI
of Cool, being speued at BONNET Mli'LEh
cheap Ribtou store, Us: Wian-strset near Ann Il
Siks and Ribbons OF every style together wih all articles
necessary Millinery purposes, which viii be solo cheap
N. .is w. R0XYET MILLER 1871 William .trset
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IMPORTANT . Empoyers-l guarantee ts fur
ni>h EMPLOYERS with sober industrious. honest Young
nen such Clerks of all descriptions, Coachmen, Wait
ers Grooms sc. sc. Temperance Office, II Nassau
u ThiS Office has recently had the honor of furnishing
sir Van Buren,, EX-Presidcnt. aud the Hon. Samuel l..
Southland. with servants WILLIAM HENDERSON.
ali lv+
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Essts SssxSyYsEsERs.


z. POWELL. a. CO.'S. LINFE.
= cVs1s = FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT
49, 'CALDWELL'S WEST POINT n COLD
SPRINGS TIE steamboat IIGHIAN
DER, Captain Robert Warirop, will leave the foot OF
Waren-stree New-l.rk, every Monday, Thursday, ana
Saturday Afternoon at ( O'Clock
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Nevburgh
every Monday morning a, O'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon a, o'clock.
For freight passage, apply the Captain board.
n. BAH baggage, and freight Of every description ani
bills on specie put board this boat, be rk
of tho thereof unless bill of adng receipt
.iancd for the same jy2s
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C,.cn., aud .,,Icniid Fnu .ibbom-

Cheap and splendid Fall Aiboo"-
NJ J. DkUMMpND 800 Grand, has Just receye ed .ro !
w Aucti III splendid assortment OF Si!kS ana
Ribbons which he and will sell lower man any JOINER
down tom. Those country mlliners who 50 literally
patT .uized h last year requested 20 call and e. am
le stock be will sell at small advance On suction
prices Lace nd Edg=gs, retuled lover than any otne
establishment Jaconet Swiss and Book Musins-with
general assortment of Fancy Goods.
" L. Colored silS Velvets 81 per yd at 800 Grand
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DtpAR IDsNG.-A gentlemen can be accommo
ID dated with Board and pleasant rooms at i6 Broad
uav sou,l- west corner of Grand st. sll 2w'
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les NETWORK, AGBANh ANT
- TROY EAMBO At LIE 10. !.!baay

= LS hNEU-YORE, AGBANh ANT
- TROY STEAMBOAT LIE ioF .lb4ny.
--'-A--- from tie foot of Ra-c ay-s,rcei
The TROY WefIie day Morning. : o'clk.
The ALhANY---...-.Th r>Gay Morning. IT O'Clock.
The TROY Fri5ay Morning, at O'Clock.
FROM the foot Of Cortla adf-street.
The DE WITT CLINTON, Tuesday Afternoon at O'clk.
do do Saturday do
NoT1cE-A Goods, Freight, Baggage, pank Bills, Spe
board the Boats of lhi Line be the ri>A Of the
owners OF ssch Goods, Freight, Baggage, &c.
= sENfnsr LINE OF sTEAiIIsOAT.
The steamboa, ROCHESTER, Capt. T. P. =; JOHN. VII
leave the Pier between CORTLAND and Lbertys,s every
Mopday. Wednesday asd Friday at O'Clock Z. "
The SOUTH AMERICA, Capt L. " Brainard, leaves
the above pic' on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
o'clock P. "
Fo: passage or freight, applyto
PC. SCHULTZ. I: the Office. or on board.
o 80 = EORiLBaNY-TiIlS AFTER
go NOON at O'Clock the steamboat DA-
X |e>rf==1- MOND, from foot ofBarclay -
auIg T,Th&S
sOss SaRE&IYsHgRl.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT FOR LONG BRANCH,
OCEAN HOUSE. KI'MSOM DOCE, MDDLETOWN.
AT BROWNS DOCK & RED BANK.
- In - The steamboat OSIRIS, Capt. J. L.
$3.50 All=irc, vii u folows-iesve FHltos
- IT, Market slip, East Rive. every Monday
morning AT o'clock; Tues lay "Wednesday Thursday
Friday and Sunday. al O'clock A. H. Saturday at
IL o'clock
Returning, leave Red Bank at half-pa O'Clock every
day except Monday at 10 O'Clock. a. 81 and Saturday
at4PM.
The boat will run above until farther notice.
gallon and weather permitting. n BAH freight aud
baggage n the risk oith,owre thereof. jy9 I'm
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TIE EASTERN DIVISION
E-.t>-ezs>I n or THE
e.s. a. NEW-yessK & ERIE
e Ga5- Li-LEzzI RN7sKSAD vii! Be o. ened

80: sfJ-tJ NET-sGsss< 81 ERIE
q EL--E-ZGl - AlsHS.AD viii be orened
for freight passengers Thursday the sd of Sep
teinb-r and uat further notice The trains VIII run a.
follows ....
4 Passenger Tram daiiy, except Sundays, leaving the
depo, q. A. NJ and stopping at any Of the 10 loving
place, where passengers may desire TO lei or tax
np VIZ Chester VI uroc Vi5Fe, Turner Monroe
Wor- Ramapostaiion, uii,ras Pascac, Blau'ei.''As
aud Plerncnt arriving IN the steamboat tuca 1t New
York at -. VI.
1 FreisFt Train :ri-reckiy leaving the depot at r
NJ o. Mondays, THURSDAYS asd Saturdays. stopping II
required at Chester, Monroe Village Scaian'ie' Iur-
ners Monroe Works, Rlmapoststion, Suierns, fascsc
Gresajash Blaveltve aud Fremont, arriving al New
York l., tue COmpany's steamboat and freight b2fges
at 10 p. VI.
FROM NETWORK.
4 Passenger Tram daily, except SUNDAYS, leaving the
f OF OF \ lbanv-street the Steamboat UTICA Captain
A. H. Schultz 1t 4. ST. and arfiyin. IN Goshen al NJ
/ Freigkt Tram ri-nttkiy leaving the foot Of CedHf-
stree, at p NJ on Mondays. Thursdays aud Saturdays
and arriving at Goshen 10 p 81 Stopping places the
SIN. i, IL the trans from Goshen.
Passengers 10y the ortng trains are informed that no
breakfast ill be furnished IN boat or on the road
They are requested psrchase tickets before taxing
eats IN The clrs n all persons !som NeF-fork or ron
any depot where tickets sold, v be charged a. iE
Messengers II hey neglect TO purchase tickets bei'fe
i4ki3. their seat.
For freight passage, iuqsire ct the COMPANY uoch
IN Neg York foot Of Albali-s rect or a. .ie ai-
ous dep-ts along the route. II. G SEYMOUR,
superintendent and Engineer Eastern Division,
% # New York & Ere Railroad.
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TORSEr-, Gcntemems Belts aud braces, at "toieshe
x cheap f,r cash. by Il. LOVE l5i West Rroldwcy
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fnng well OF COED water apple orchard, &c. The dis
lance Is nine mics from New York The above property
viii be sold or exchanged for city property and posses
ZION given Immediately Address L. N. s. at th- oiice