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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
rARATOGA UNION SPRING.-The

g ARATOGA UNION SPRlNG.-The
~ wssr frui th. Spring having l., en- oosd by is hsp,
py ehecr - the system - g,s he valuable ueu s
prnprsior> iluced ~ have 4 ansyrrd during the
pas ss~on by Dr. J. n cHILTON when it fnu0d 10
contain lr,r prporti.a OF us. a i'm g-lr ant ingred
en,s u lhe gallon iasn any -,ser spang sa1logs.
Testimonial. o. i. value an.f a acy hsvs been re-
VALENTINE MOTT NJ D.,
Pro'e',es ,@nx ?, ssTf, srcKN lS',s Ts'''sD o'Nf
Pr..essor OF Mas~ria Medies IN the Cos.s. es
ALEXANDER Fsfl:.i1; i. sTsSsSs W ss'ss0n; D. n y
Professor OF surgery Emrrl'us' ~ ue coleSs
JOHN C. CBEE>EMAN. NJ D.
Surgeon 70 tie Ne-yors Cry Hospital
THOMAS COCK, ". D..
Surgeons, Ny.
GsBEDFoRD ND
Professor OF Midwifery IN the Insrr.y oi thr
OPINIONS or THE PREsS
From thu NeW.Yors Tunes aud Evening star .
INDICATED w,rrss-we would call the attention o. NE
public generally the adyer,emen oi H. a. u sshd,,
hy which VII De- that the water oi The >sfsnsi
Union sprng, for sale 5y ih'u, proved sy snaiSss 70
more ncd, sal qualities han either OF 'ne ON
plaats. lad ge,ton and siccuon ol lie stomach Il $ hgny
recommended by he most eminent Of me med al iacu,
and il, heretofore bss been emnenty successful We
would confidently recommend iral OF " persons sfSt-
81 with the complaints tor which from Is corsb ma
ton OF Fo ma s Nr1 psy ,sfR iSt1,,rr pfSa @ '"'Pe'
Invalid. who may wi,A 20 10 Saratoga 10 drink the
Mineral Water have the hsnent OF he remry, Al
ysry trs cot. bv stspping into NJ Trppe Drug Store.
oqP Bread stree Mr. + the agent OF tie o~ Rep of the
In.on Spring. lMe,sr> 4. B. 1 D Sands, Nt"Nork,N.
Y whose virtues are sad 10 he nn~1uaed sni VIII keep
,rpply OF The WAFER bottles We kaye received several
bottle, r,, The owners. have found lp1arenuy As
,parknp and iveiy when bubbles from the tou1en-
Tbe Srrn, We understand discharges Al the rate SPOUT
our gallons per and the taste c th water and =,
o, ION. uns1 the system said be agreeable
han th,t n ,ier of the other Springs. One gallon o.
according analysis made by Dr. Chiffon, prscuea
''''n''0' ''"''''"' >''''''' '' ''''' Gr,ns.
Cbi,yile Of S,drn, .<S62e
Carbonate of Nasnesia etso
Carbonate oi lnsc fops
,e,r,s,.s,, mi lror .................. SIS,
-. n, SaJry. .y T,diss .............. 500
trlce OF Bromide OF Polas, am silica ans Auuns l-57o
Ss2N7
Csrtonc Acid Gas from Water bottled weeks Slt len
Atmospheric oo-
ss,D
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an FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm o

40 acres OF very choice Land IA Rockland County
z all under Aeoo Of cultivation. snd well fenced
sfh handsome f-oces. There on the Farm good
Orch,ri, and asO neyeriaIlIDg stream OF Saief 'ss
land well adapted - grazing or sing, or all k"ns u
yrDiuc~. ,..-.-. a..
Ai.o Farfa of 100 81 choice Iands ADJOINING VIC
above, with eoad Buildings, Orchards. &e Ac
Tho above Farms about ~ mes from ~ ty' ~
te Hsd.sn yer, and will be sold at g,.@o o."
isit D.. s ~ 'PP' ~ IlS Nsssagst
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n FOR SALE-That very desirable plat

Of ground situated at The corner Of LaIgii ana var
-. 40 ayht-.tre.t and IS feet -. N"'ps .u nu o.
Int nSle ~ - - particulars enquire :" JpSEfh
".E"S w. - sANL- ROOME. l2i walksr-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

HREFNWICH SAVINGS BaNN, m
u n. sixth Avenue. July Dividend l9r IsiA-lne IsiA-.l.'
a. of Tfu.tees hereby give notice 10 The Depo'ors,
p1 i,y have declared tie usual mannus Sldeni 81
6y,. r.r cent per aunum all sums less ban I'VE nun
drsd Dniar aud Four per cent per annuni o" a ,ous
.dnru, Bank hour. on and AFTER The 18th inst
All Interest not called for viii he accredited as pfH'lpi
, -. 49,, ,rc,ri'uglv Notice j. also given q Al
hereafter M, Bank Will be- opes for tie reception Of ut
ro.i.. and the payment OF DrsiLs, three days 10 .A
,,ask ,iu.t.ad of two her-oforr) VIZ on mohday,
wei0e,days and Fridays, from 10 oclsck IN 'he 'e'
nOoon.
b. order Of the Beard .,,,,r p-.,t.,,
Clnios GIhsri, {s.cretares
f1N,r y q, tsto jyls lw
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TOHN WARWICK, Sweep SmeIter and
Cbdren's Globes.
DOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH

uIBOOT AND SHOE STORE, 235 Greenwch
street, corner of Robinson street = uter pa opeheu
a larye aud general assortment of Ladies MIsses aIo
Cbdens Gaitcr Boots and shoes o The latest styles Snu
IN rysry yarety-g,od mssrias and workmanship. Ao'
Mems and YOUTHS Boots and Shoes, which are offered al
prices corresponding with the tunes. . ,o,oo
~" - 80 myl2-ti
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e. %EVENING LINE Of Steam
Sx5,.E acr5Q hnais AhanY, dalN- "a lIAthf alih

lSEst VI otOu'h-
NJ &r1R boats tor Albany. daily. eIlofafansdi
VI. SUNDAY .sse""'~ -
The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt Branard leaves
Monday Wednesday and Friday Afternoons al O'Clock.
The steamer ROCHESTER, Capt A. 7. ~ John, leaves
the above pier Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Alter
moons al O'Clock. ,,
Tho Rocheex and South America are new and substan'
ta boats we'll hued up and furnished with state rooms,
and or speed and accommodations are mol surpseo ny
any boats the river 80 /,
Passengers by this Line OF boats will at all times arrive 70
Albany IN ample time for the first train oil cars ior 'ne
Easf nd weS
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(NTSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUS f, a

J the Pine Orchard-l842-Tbis romaHuc anu l-'hl'la
lie r>or will " conducted during the present sr",on W.
i . Iirpc ZION and superinrndsrce OF the sub'crip'r
~, eroon. A complete and uOrOugh repair ana - nov
open tor the reception OF visitors No enoH WIZ pr
to naf ain the dsservedy high character "hsn 'n4
"a I'M every decacy that the Newfork market can aoru
,nl every possible attention that can promote lr
.nce and en nymeat OF il, patrons viii be pr0rpty W
.toued Tie road leading tn this estab shneh' 'nu ssp
,l that part ot il the mountain, has been fsnue'
peri, cily smooth and sa'r , ~. 81, ,,,.s ,,,u
NJ = Beach 4 coz. excellent line OF stages VIZ
-,, p, tersofore regularly between The LandiHK an' wv
",I'. i -, 80 HUI C. |. BEACH, Proprietor
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kFOR SALE OR EXCHANGED

GG The cottage built House and stable on norm "e'
-0er OF Fith avenue and l2jih street IN iull os or
namsnts with rres slno a pump rsar ule door ssout
minute, walk from the Railroad. for lufucr psncu,as
inquire of J. X J. ". LENERiDGE, Ifo Cbefry~N w. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
LNTOOD stREWS.-Assorted from

the northwest corner 0f Fnh Avenue snd l2',h.,t
falf an acre ot ground attaches, I'LL May neat "a: slV
ly at snq Gree wich-si Vlb u
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CRJFFITH'S Patent India Rubber Cot

NJ ton Foaers-southernerS and others intsrc,uu III
Transporting Cotton and streams, are NV su 10
anime this valuable cOntriSance Orders IrceNeu ny :" "
GRIrEiTIi Eso Mobile or AZ the warehouse of
ivIa iy HORACE n. DAY, IS Maiden Lane
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saiersis and qusiiiy and OF all stes cas a. u,s ~
nee ~ u.e - 6.''rra,, anil II
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n EF4'S ARAILROAD LINE to MO

N..sseas-=----F RIsTOwN. sCHOOLEYs NOUN
fki\. EN>1ON, OwEGO ITHACA AND GENEVA
Mnrr, and E.sev Ra iltoad-New Arrangement, csm
mcaaing July 2l. 1872.
Lr.gr Morristowu Al Ct A. NJ aid P. NJ. Leave New
arL al "a VI and : p " Leave New-york 1T A. NJ
and 1 F. NJ Fare from New.NoIk 10 Morrlsiown 81 Pas
spng,s bv the morning train viii be in Newark IN Time o'
the O'Clock tra to NewYork and also in time ior the
nnrning aud afternoon trains for Philadelphia onsr ~
<.ulork New Jersey Railroad Office, foot OF Contsndi
rree, where the Agent H. b. Jackson, will be found 10
tae charge Of hs la gage. Passengers leaving
h tbe O'Clock traia viii always reach MorrstOwn in time
tor any the stages goiSg north or west Stages VIII p
IN readiness at tbs Depot convey passengers to either oi
the above named places
The srctes puncusily will be observed IN ne hours o'
tepafure and arrival
" w. IRA DODD. Superintendent
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Emuious. NewYork Sl.ndd, do CID Mary Ann s Caroline
Phiiadelphi Arr lith Delaware Philadelphis fheiand
York; Honeywell Pictou; Roanoke, Savannah; tdd,ngon fh
li!sllh,; Yinase Albany TnS NY St Anac'"d' DO
EoLMEs ioLr July lin port ii Cheney, Fall River foI
Sid lih Ocna from Phiadlh for Boston; ltobe
Bc Boston for Fredericksburg; Phadchs, Nantucket ior
Philadelr
FAT RIVER, July PAN English, Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE. July li-Au Diamond, Philadelphia Tecum
sch. NYork; Herald do. Sid Voltare, Thomaston.
NEwroRT July liam Clorinda. Rondout; Augustus, Bos-
Essex, CT. July-Sd Manhattan. Turks Island.
NEw HAVEN, July l2-Au New Haven, ST Thomas.
PILADEIPHIA July l6-Cld Louisa, Valparaiso aud mkt;
New World, Boson Elizabeth Hay Pacific ST Thomas;
Jsbez, Halifax; Elizabeth, Nantucket; Larkn, Weymouth;
Nsva- Kingston, Mass; Convert, Boston, pemia Eiz.,
New Bedford; Ezra Wheeler New Londen Indiana, Proyi-
the scaykll Porto Rico, st Thomas; Sua from Della
side.
BALrInoHs, July liar Cosngion, Amsicri me7h III.
LAT 40 90 Ion II 80 several large cbcrss
Maysguez, Colombo, Ocedn Mary Stanton, ard Il Hooper,
boson Namshong Hnana Carroll Machas; ThaddruS, C.-
,.ste Emma aud Premier NfoIk; Industry, New Bedford;
Wnndopasso, Fall River Eliza Hand Povdeuce; zibe III
ALEXANDRIA, July i3-Sd Reward, Halifax.
RcHMoyp, Jaly lJ-Au Chss Putnam, New York; Abigail,
Providence.
NoRroLK July BAR Sorhia NYork Francis Fall River;
DOLPHIN, Yarmouth, Minon Snowhll ot IL ongu IN WIN
loss OF foremas Sc Sid Delic and Ceiesn,, Malaga and
CmAHIrsros July is-Sfi Sir Colin Campbell, Liverpool;
Crusader do; Emeline, NYork.
MoBn,E, July g-Cld Snow New York; Staunch, do Arr
Mary kmbal, Thomsston. - , , :,
Nrw ORLEANS, July 6-Cld Mary, b iltinorc; Emcne,
York; Della. Martinique.
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state OF Trade.

CoeeThe market for this article continues devoid of
animation and the sales confined to the supply of i'm.
mediate want-they include 500 bags Brazil at sass cs
go Cuba, 9a9t $50 Porto Rico Oh $50 Laguayra sia9
prime green do Of; l75 Java H. all mos $50 St Do
mngo cents cash. Sugars-NIuscov ADDE'S remain dull :
prices however lower than in the early part the
week. The sales embrace 800 hhds Porto Rico at la6
cts; 100 New Orleans 3la4 40 ST. Crox 73asl 81 hhds
and 81 bb St Martins for refining Il 100 bbls
iii A. and 200 boxes brown Havana 5ka6i, all mos BY
auction $50 hhds New Orleans sold cts and 80 Porto
Rico 1ialE, and mos. Tobacco-the market for Ken
lucky and Virginia remain quiet and few sales only
have been made OfForegn, III bales crop St. Do
mngo sold in lots for home and about 400 bales
crop Baracoa part for export terms did not learn
Flour and Meal-On Wednesday and Thursday, owing
principally to extremely light receipts of Western Flour
there was almost total suspension OF operations the
transactions being confined to small lots Of Genesee part
ly from store, at Sc: Ohio via Canal 1913 1851 and
600 Dbl Michigan, $5,6s2 SSH; the former price
for parcels liable to become Yesterday the
rivals estimated at 1000 bbls, but owing to the
inclemency Of the weather there landed and
as far could learn sale made except that of 100
bbls Ohio fancy brand 500 parcel of Ohio via
New Orleans, remains afcat unsod 400 bbs New York
Mills, from old Wheat, sold for shipment at Sc.
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jei, smsr ''''A % :" WILLIAM BROWN. Proprietor.
BATH BUILDINGS.

EUKMEKLY KENSTIAW'S, az Long Banch.-Ths
tensive aud delightful Sea Bathing Esabl slment will be
opened by the subscriber the 9th June lie begs
respectfully to ,ntrm ITS former patrons and the public that
considerable additions and alterations the
have made since last YEAR will b. ia complete resd
for their accommodation.
Wishing to be reasonable III, times will afford the board
wi be seven dos week last year, instead oi dol
lars formerly. Children of half
Horses full fed $3.50 He hopes may say ,yhou, mpua.
on that his table and accommodations will be oqul
Long Branch Young people requiring much will
find accommodating terms.
js22 lm*r JAMES GREEN.
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disappointed. THERE'S great change not only in our
condition, but still greater change in the condition of
the whole commercial world within the twelve ears
which cannot overlook in framing tax laws or
any system of policy which TO last The doctrine that
high tariff is necessary to preserve our specie is an g
norsnt assumption and if il would produce
an injurious efoc upon the wages of abou and the per
manen and steady profits of capital The only just
and wise protection to domestic industry, is in fired and
stable legislation ch fired rnd stable currency. These
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PhiIadeIphIa Cattle Market.

BEEF CArrLEi6 head offered for sale this week. sales
from a to ST. few extra sold &C. 40 head left 30
Cattle were sold at the yards Schuylk I6s vent
to New York of the above. Cows and Calves-2I7 at
Market sales from Sic to $27 extra S33-Sprngers $40
to SIT. Dry Cows sold at So to S9-Calves 81 25 81
extra large 49, by weight on the Delaware 81, live
weight Hogs-227 at market sales A. all sold Sheep
1850 at market, sales at ST GA. 81 u.s. and 81
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SHARON SPRINGS.

HI PAYiLLION-Ths new eonrnodious Hotel will b,
open Tor The reception Of visitors and after the first OF
at the Village of Sharon Springs. schoharie County
The clear pure of the springs greatly resembling
NOSE OF The white sulphur springs OF Virginia, have been
proved 70 be highly ecacious Bill
og and Dyspcpc complaints; aud ia the of trspeias
oseuin scroiua Liver Complaint and general debility
ana IN many ether respects possess las certified by OF the
most eminent medical professors the United Stacs) meac
nal aud healing unsurpassed and believed 10 be
quaed by any in this country.
Added these, the rides IN the vicinity villages
extensive views neigborng aud romantic scenery
the attractions offered seeking the heat
Of summer, either health or pleasure.
These but few hours ride FROM Sarotogs, Troy
Albany &c. and accessible from Canaiohac the Alba
ny and Utica railroad, where carriages daily await the
OF the morning from Schenectady and Utica, carry
tors TO the Springs distance Of about eight miles arriving in
time for dinner; also by the Albany AMI Cherry Valley
city Of Albany.
Warm, cold and shower Baths furnished all times either
Of h fresh water and every attention given
der the STAY of visitors agreeable.
the a. w r. GEDNEY.
THE STRINGS IlOTfL.-This Hotel viii be opened al
The above uusge OF sharon Springs for the reception OF v
tors and combining all the ads anagos of this delightful
me Ies,dense JOHN v. ETTEN.
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Summer Mall Arrangement

ss ssF;S $,
The s soa1S Way Mail daily. convey.ma m p ="
An 1' ea .ST s seu, Wsya for the pnc
The 'S' kaISad Fs ii
I9 IL 4, PART ;S the s;ais q Vernon,
Michigan, those four counties in. Penn
Es.nl ra Of OF Ohio 5SG Ss sns Of s a.
T'' Ss 9 I Es , Sy W ssssS Sun
"A 4; II W,yN,; !: A.s::;, ;1s IN
River. ..................S 80 NJ
Providence and Boston, including New
ssi;s par! q S 3s1%sn e., Ihs ksssSn BIZ
fish PGv inc daily except sSndi ,ssn 81
and BY railroad from thence 70 Hartford
%s fT e ,b sS SsI%s nd bridegroom
Steamboats,, connected with Iiousatonic
Railroad supplying Offices in that sec
ton of Connecticut adjacent TO the line
The Mail via Yonkers and Sing Sing to
Peeksi daily except SUNDAY sunday p,.:u 2r.M
and Bedford, to Danbury, CT daily, ex
cept Sunday r. NJ A. NJ
The Mail for Brooklyn, twice day -. e
The Mail for Tompkinsville, daily, except
TIE Wsy-MsiI supplying Offices, on the
his and ss Albany ss '' MSSday S W;d Hs
a:$ S;. he b X Ms; i'd hssa ,ss
Wednesday, and Friday .....i PM
on he NSl on sds op us. aS are s"a as
On the Middle route, Tuesday and Friday ':'''.s !. NJ
F Ei%sGf @ F sfss S daily except sunday
saturday evenings csiock and Forwarded o'clock sun
day morning by land. Time of arrival Sunday evening, Q
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IL, 1s4a
Cleared.

Cleared.
~, ,r,. n a, o., i,
Banks Empress ii,thone tipraar' 10 N S'o,nezi Lord
,ahcy
Lapwng Colby Chases h'ezzana' hhi9Iy Spea5, Neuvi;
wa HaaH MdEeon 20 fa n en Pei b N
Mck he.r huist9n NJ ',a .ses-
mlh lxfed, 20 mary oaohs E,u Nanse-
Petersburg Cooley & Coz Caroinsn, Treadwell Nor
folk Margaret Woglam Petersburg; Oscar Baker, Boston;
Homer, Kent do.
Arrived.
Hamburg brig Robert William. 62 days from Hamburg,
with mdsc, TO Mott x Pollz-y9 ste eragc passengers
S"'"' S'e""'r ua,s nv" WI" P"""e''"
Schr furveyo smith, days from Hartford with produce,
TO master. -,
oil ~ pce, o"'o"' '"n' %uass 'ro" we" ho"oon VIII"
below.
. One shin one brig Wind n
Wv '"T''"eo"s. WIN" w.
Marine Correspondence.
HERALD OFFICE, !
Norfolk, July 18th, IL Ms
The Sarah Lee Gladdng FROM Bristol, RI in ballast bound
James RIVER driven ashore Lynnhaven beach, the
gale Thursday night last She hsh and dry and will be
total loss-no insurance.
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On the Goth of June in this city, Mr. RUSSELL WELLS
aged II years.
On the 18th instant Mr. SIMON MApEF, in the 10th year
of his age.
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Married.


On the 18th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Wainwright MI
WILLIAM b. NoRTHRuP to Miss CAssANDnIA daughter O
the late Richard Speaight, Esq, all of this city.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

OA ~ - y > n RSA L ~ III IL IL n.
1Ss s az. at aa .ps s
after dsSctnE years to asorSus chemical snpe,men, they
the active virtues of sasapara depend by the
sS1ais N w H %
aens the Of % r.. s.r: n renders il of
this with other articles selected from the Maera Medi
cal onto S a mas pSwa S
esing the of d'ca'e and restoring the ratien, to
diseases arising from impure state Of ,hs blood
Empton; Pmpe,, Chronic Sore Eyes Rhenmatism. Ring
s nn of Pcrs s s..s aS
ipndciou. Of mercury sreedy cured by its use;
i gS'Ssi TS S'i ; %
s s R.S& to
o$ az o b B. e; Faon
Cid et end BY D. Sands East Broadway cor mi, S, set
I f5ss ARE STUBBORN TnINGs- is 7 ,%I is,i
Soasais foadrs Subtle viii Permanently eradicate ii
a SS e. s s T S b, :. Ss ia wsT the s s
Sss & %s1y Beauty ' viii AsSs
e,eminats tan pmple. and ali cutaneous enpons elicit
s n a sSfs AND y the and
ms @ cosmetic containing mineral astrng.nts
lad sbo oe One Dollar eS bon
GoURAUD's VEGETABLE ROUGE
y gspstOn rubbing linen Cloth 50 een, per-
.. 9 GQpuRAuDs BLANC D'EsPAGNE,
Ter @ s sss from Ss zig p%Ie ;l.ea.
neray combined with preparations for ti r,noso D.,
elegant boxes at IS cents esch " w '"'P"se' up W
Agtns-ProyiJsncc, DYER In, Au,,. ,,.l:- 49,
lanes New H,yen, Myers, Chapel street: III ror% tv III
Phllepha, Mrs Brown &c Chestnut a. wiz ,,,s s''
A BOAT RACE viii take place at the Eiy-iSn F,cd-
a Hoboken, on "Wednesday, July o. iai2 ''" '""s'
Of so will be given four cared race bo,,. r
rance sly each "h, WI" ~ adde 70 TIE prime, aud gvea 70
foot working boats this prize will Be- free ~, III
working boats exceeding 90 foot length All boats "a ~
Cor this race VIII please before Sa
day. the 25d instant no boats will be allowed enter AFTER
this date. -
Gentlemen wishing enter their boats, will please TO applv
" " MCCARTHY at the Elyssn tieIds Hoboksn jyl7 iMse
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In pursuance of The provisions OF Treaty made aud CON
f%d 6eT we hs United States and The 0.ya bs
President Of the United states do hereby declare
Lima in the State Of Ohio commsaens '" on M"nds~ &
mn day Of august H. for ths disposal Of the lands
miles square situated the north side of the Mamee river
North of the base line and east of the mrridisu
Fractional sections and two 10 township five Of
Fractional sections one eleven twelve thirteen twenty
TWENTY-FIVE. tweny-six twenty-seyen tistyfour and thirty
Fractional sections four FIVE and in fractional township
Fractional township six including the sixteenth section of
section thrty-four, and fractional sections twenty-five
tweny5ix twentyseyen, twentyeght tity-one thirty
thny-tree, hirtyfve, and thry-sx, township
Fractional sections seven. eighteen, and nineteen
Also the lime and place will be offered for sale the
Indian Reserves, and which, under stpuatons with the
Indians by whom they respectively ceded be sold
North Of the base line and east Of the meridian.
Fractional section within the Reserve at Ocquanoxas
village in township two of range -four.
Section sixteen in the Reserve Banchards Creek, in
Section sixteen, the Big Spring Reservation, township
South Of the base line and east Of the meridian
Section the Hog Creek Reserve in township four
Sections sixteen townships five aud six the Wapaugi.
kosnet,a Reserve, Of ranges six and seven
seven Of range eight.
Also at ,he same time and place win be offered at public
Of the southeast fraction of section eighteen the side Of
Sandusky river, in township two north of fifteen
The sale win be kep, for two weeks unsss the lands
o. land IL the townships so offered will be admitted until ate,
the expiration Of the two weeks. -
JOHN TYLER
D' ING JN Ss'' N. MOORE,
Acting COMMISSIONER of the General Land Office.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor il captains of vessels arriving
here will give to Commodore w A Bassctt, Of our fleet
Of the shipping left Vt the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of their and
foreign they may have. Commodore Basse win
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecpfocate
he favor in anvN
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Our spondens foreign ports rcspec fully
send by every vessel all the Intelligent they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind, from any
siding at home or abroad will be thankfully received
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faramed and celebrated Fills FROM Portugal
be obtained IA tins country. See advertise
ON the last column Of fourth page p5
TlR JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
IL his CoNsuLr OrricE, 10 No. HERALD BuilpINa
corner Of Nassau aud Fulton Streets leg sm ms
ID HOUSTON, NJ. ID. DENTIST-IIls removed TO ei3
Broadway, between Park Place aud Murray street
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FOR DIR; FEUCHTWANGERs COMPOUND. Chemical
Whale Oil Soap, nfalbe Poison for Brdbugs Moths Rats
Cocroaches Flies Ants, Moschetoes Tor his Fly Paper and
for his numerous chemical preparations, see last page.
jy7 mis"c
WANTEn-A situation by young gir' TO lke of chit
w dren. Good reference given. Apply No. Stone
jy II 2tec
SITUATION WANTED by respectable Young girls az
~ Sean,resses, OF to do general house work. P apply
~ Peck Slip. J il
pACKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE from New Orleans Is
dscharging at Thone's Wharf, Brooklyn Consgnoes win
please attend to receipt of their goods immediately ivl3r
~ the favorable. terms.
Fore ign Gold aud Silver purchased, and for sale
rates, by y. j. SYLVESTER
jy6r ~ Wall Il. and 100 Bn,sdwsv.
RILLS OF EXCHANGE on all parts Of England. lrcI.nd
- and Scotland of co, CO. aud cl5, CO. any
amount, for sale by s. j, SYLVESTER.
Jl6r 22Wall street aud i20 Broadw@v.
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GYMNASIUM.
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,

333 broadway, Corner of Anth0ny-a.)
MOUKQUIN has the honor OF informing his friends and
tho public general, that his Gymnasium in
operation the largest and the best which has been yet Of
fecd TO the Anne rcan public. The large and well
ventilated which gives them the advantage Of being always
cool Parents Professors and Gentlemen, invited ~
this establishment which, the Croton Water
Works will be operation, will be added sho BATH for
the enlence OF the Subscribers TO the Gymnasium.
The Shooting Gallery being entirely independent Of the
Gympasum wishing practice pistol firing can do
without being subscribers TO the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual on'moderate terms.
Open AZ day break and close at half past at night
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