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We received by last nights mail the following, relative
to the trade in Buffalo Wh the excepGn G sgn
up the 10th inst know of no sales suhcient to give
atone to the market. Flour was worth about ~ So al
though some fancy brands bring shilling more SUI
peror article of old wheat taken at 80 cents and
small lot of Illinois went at 81 cents. Neither Of
these sales will be sustained. Thirtyve cents was Of
ered yesterday for cargo but refused the
preerrng to reship for eastern market Street sales
Of oats at 90 cents bushe To this we add comparative
table exhibiting the aggregate Of wheat and -four shipped
at Buffalo for three years.
articles lsiO lsaI. ls42.
Wheat, bushel, 293ls Ais 1s,O36
Flour, barrels, 1928 1880 1869
The following the aggregate Of wheat -four and
which arrived via the canal at Cleaveland during the
first thirteen days Of August, 1912 =
v7; sss ss''' F issos zoo. Cor" ISIS ss;'
This of course was of the new CROP which added to
some 20 900 bushels of wheat that came into Cleveland
prior to the LIST of August makes an aggregate Of
bushels of wheat already received. Ofths amount very
little has reached Buffalo and other eastern markets
which it is inferred that the original purchases prn
cipaly not all on Canadian account The provincial
dealers were first in the Ohio market with good round
prices but supposed the amount contracted for to be linn
tied.
been very much injured BY fross The crop the
northern part of that state will be had II sque pro-
missing in the southern portion.
II has been stated nv the mers about Frederick Mary
land that the wheat crop has into the market at the
present season with much more than its usual rapidly
One of them has already received bushels another
10000, and another 5000 and Farmers have made
more than the usual press get their wheat out and into
market before the prices should begin to go downward
and also to relieve the pressing want which has existed
Ior money. Hence, many of them have got out their
whole crop and sent in at Much Of this wheat
has been engaged at from 81 to 81 10 per bushel but mil
ers are more chary Of making such
now. There is great difference in the quality of the
wheat Offering some turning out exceedingly well while
other again 10 very Indifferent
Cotton OF the new crop has been received at New Or
leans, Mobile, Mobile, Savannah and Charleston. The
quality represented as good and its appearance s two
weeks earlier than usual We see il stated in the south
papers that the present CROP far promises TO be IN,
largest ever known In this country. w Wv
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AsTwETr-shie Sarah she3sae G Cierding- bks
col cs L Grcert-l do Male do ] q Kuyser
ANrwERPShip Nsvigator-leO bkts 60 cs wine do mdss
Rossier-6 do bic Wendel-i2 bales ii w s s. III Ma.
iUla es ) R;ehsn-5 cs g Ganther6 TO order.
Wemore Benedict do de Puga-i & T Poppe-86 biz,
do 4 Dellose-2sO Chaselain Ponyeu-4 II Renaud-i
cs do do Taylor do Mason Thompson--iW II Tho
mas-a0 bxs do Dstrichs2i cvroons cochineal Banco-
2s3 bxs segas Waace-33 do Matthews Coz bis mas
Z Beauy ille-l20 sticks wood L. NJ
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On the 18th inst after long and painful illness HAIR
c. wife of John Lyon, in the 10Th year of her age
Their friends respectfully invited attend her fi-
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A BOAT RACE

n QUA hAOE
WILL take place at the Elysan Fields Hoboken Wed
w nesday August 2lth, 1872 prize Of Fifty Dollars will
be given to four cared Race Boats FIVE dollars each
winch VIII be addedto the and given the
Also, Of twenty five dollar will be
between pair of cu boats. This will free for all
cu boats not sceedng four feet in length All boats
Monday 2d August boats will be allowed after
that date. u nileme wis their hoas i'll please
TO apply to NJ MCCARTHY, at the Eysian Fields Hoboken.
arl8 3ts.r
DICTURES FROM SPAIN.-Christ oispuiing with the
Doctors chef deuyre by Spagnoletio " The raising
Lazarus fine specimen Of Guercino; and altar piece
The Resurrection Of Christ" painted by ZurbsIan togeh
with other line for Exhibition the
Apollo Rooms. 4lO Broadway
Also, collection of Ancient Spanish Armour and Arms
amongst which is the sword Of the renowned
BOABDIL,
The last Moorish King Of Grenada
" few fine copies from the Old Masters for sale very
cheap. auia6t-r
V'hE ORCHESTRlON-Will be exhibited at the stuyye-
SAINT Institute 657 Broadway. om 10 IL o'clock, A. NJ
and from till 9 o'clock in the evening commencing on
lately introduced from Europe, plays the brilliant
and fsntasias finer correctly harm onzed
be head The splendor well neauty
and finish Of mechanism asonshes behoder
the curiosity and admiration OF amateurs of music
Abundance IS cents. aui6 iwsm
GERMAN QUARTETTO--The German Quaefto take.
" much pleasure to inf the public respectfully that
they prepared for Evening Seenades in the English
German language, the reasonable For ua
culars please inquire MIR H. THORBECKE III Hester
aus lmsc
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Married.

q &c for sows. and 81 &c for barrows Selected bar
rows (old hogs sic. At retail, from 81 to SC.
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MEDICAL AID.


DR. GREGORY Of No. 81 Mott street probably has the
- most extensive practice with exceptios) of
any other physician in the city, His plan of has
fiiced with maladies Of uar nature. We have often
heard stated that recent admit Of speedy ce
perform perfect OF such cases very few days and
that being the how important then that application should
be made the early stage of the disease and what very
for Doctor
limit his attendance few hours but home may
consulted any honr of the day night Mott street No 81
Is not drug store although Il Is being nearly OPP
pose the church makes find in the
aul9 ltsr
EUREKA EUREKA t-Phaon, of 2li Broadway, NAV
II well exclaim with the philosopher, and the " time
IL proof that he has adopted mode OF kalr ting
mifed fashions constantly STUDIED by him and his display
of exquisite taste this branch of has already earned for
him well deserved praise When consider how valuable
the assistance rendered the setting off of that beaut
fu AUXILIARY of beauty good sead of hair, compelled
to award the highest APPRECIATION to Phaon for what he has
his manufacture Of wigs and every kind of ornamental
HAIR work. he may well defy every attempt 10 surpass him.
The unanimous testimony Of the public has already decided
jhe question: aul7 lt'r
nED1CATION-The French Catholic Church of ST. Via.
slst instant by the Right Rev: Bishop Hughes To prevent
the people who would crowd the building If il
left open ind cIiminaiely for all the Trustees will
Tickets OF Admission for many the Church will hold
These tickets will not be sold but collection will he taken
after the aid the Church. when is hoped that
Spontaneous offerings ofths assembly will be liberal.
erecting the Church. obtain tickets OF Mr. Bnsse No 40
Beach street, MIR &. Gignonx William street and at Del
and McCoskey will distribute them those OF the pew-hold
OF their respective congregations who may desire 10 pre-
sent.
WANTEDA situation by young Girl u years OF age to
w attend children and do light work in respect be private
family Apply the Metropolitan Company's Large Bread
Bakery 1i3 Mulberry auto ltsr
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On the 18th inst at 1877 Bridge street. Brooklyn by the
Rev NJ W. Jacobus, Mr.. MosTooMERY PATERSON, to Miss
ELIZABETH GENTLE. both formerly of Scotland.
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship Masters,

To ship Masters.
We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W A. Bassctt WIS fleet
report OF the shipping left the port whence they sailed
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo any
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse win
board them Immediately their arrival We will eciprocate
the favor in
To Correspondents Abroad.
Our correspondents foreign
70 send BY every vessel all the intelligence they can
obtain Nautical information of kind from any one re-
siding at home or abroad will be thankfully received
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST is, 1874.
SUN RIsEs... Il MOON SETS Al
sErs-...... 6 46 HIGH q
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Cleared.
snr Ssm Dgsse St oss
S Sns hlsop sSd Ss ssR
ss'd. 1T fSS%s%s 's$ N%s. s.i
Sh Rc. pEasp0 fbampOn, Drew, Nantacks~sioOp
Arrived.
7S%r A"'ssss ION s%s
for NswSs Ear Lett Xnwep Ss f Po sT Pn Soy
for ,S oSn !" d,y Lucy M%5hy gI NeE Yo
~f,;s ST%iS" 'P$ss s&
Ba ess
SSy ToI mas for ditto ship Chase from
cam 8: sssaSS saS f..s5 S Rs!s
s St Funk r hs o CO. S d Sn pisls
spoke brig Airc9nu hence for Lond9n aot lat sa so lon
months s. bis q oil August lh lat 49, lon 60 3d. Spoke
shG Scotia a., Of sE Bai,meIs sandns vest
70 GeIdng Lat 80. Ion A. exchanged signals with Am
SHIP Norma Barton lS day. from Hayanf with 70 NJ
WIN 4 5ah sss a ds S be
's ' svn sd.y. from with cotton to
With ss. days s% H.
70 the 'o,h July FIN lat a to lat 10 3d. lon 81
s g y1 ss sy from Ae' with 1000
s.!;s S; to
leans. with iron lat lon 80 spoke ship
g. Ion 49, spoke bark Douglass is hours Chesapeake
Br brig Ocean. Lennert'n days from Windsor Ms. with
Fssss H 5 H.n from ss. il. ss s
Br brig P5neeS: Royal Hayward days from Bermuda in
SchI Richmond, Chester, from Richmond with flour Al
schr Weymouth, Couch from Richmond flour to Allen &
s ssI M AsIsha% % %se% vi5sni wood .
sshr Empire Powell from Norfolk with wheat stugess
General Record.
For LvERPooL-The New York will sail to-day Her let
ter bags at Gilpins in the Exchange.
RAGGED ISLAND. Halifax Aug Brig Joshua Sears from
on & Sn is on S' SegS S s
making complete breach frame started uddeI
hays Of her hope the remainder
should the weather moderate shall exercise every practicable
ss usd h ,% P. S,G from Fall yeI
So!Sn; Of coal She lost part of her deck load
... ~ is%y,. sS Ess iss i 9;
Yesterday aSs to a cn BASIN.
k F:%V1 From HIVE ErsS ass NS St fo @
Foreign Ports.
ss d. rs % X M% E %fs aS
go; Champions for nltday Plymouth dsg for Boston,;
aur, Virgin diss; Belle do Hero do; Lady Of the Lake
CID e. Eane Green N Maf a GGchssS Boston M
els Amy, NYork; Fitzpatrick, Boston, -
Aug AR Merchant Havana July a'th Hills
MIRAMcHr NJ B., July 2eIn port Importer. New York,so
ficIoy, Aug 5-An Commerce, MarselIes Cid Sd, Was
sYpsEy CD Aug 5-Tn port John Mary, for Boston
MosTnnis. Aug sEGld EOImsns9 9,i, LiyysposIv
Mart En- port port Gse % Salem g
h for salem Kathleen of PHILADELPHIA for Sierra Lee
zell,, from Cape de Verbs and Salem, goth.
BoRDEAUx, June 20-ln port Union, wig fit.
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, Aug 16-Signalized, Sebago, from Phiad pha
BosTos Aug latid Giisrd Bath; Pauline, Bal,imos; Sun
Choo LIVERPOOL FaDny, HavSe Alderman, Sydney CB Re-
!ued Bridget, which sailed hence Iath Haisx
sea-, about miles 81 Of Care Ann
NEw BEpsoEp, Aug is-An Index, Albany Rodman New
toni f.sa; s"d Ass Baltimore for Bo
Native Rondout Henrietta jane Rondopt for Pawmcke
Long Rhode Island Victory Rienz snd Translation New
Providence for Albany 18th snm Croker NYok for Taun-
B.ITINsnr, Xas is..Am Home. New Bedrs1d CID Tar.
P,noo West Indies SID Opeousas Rio; Impulse, Jamaica;
ALEXANDRIA, Aug BAR Cauei ,Thomsston Sid Virginia,
RIcHMoSp Aug is-Au Marion. Boston; Gladiator. do; w
Henry, Thomaston.
o Pss A"F A Sun l N Rssmosa
CHARLEsroS, Aug l3-Cld La Grange, Boston:
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~ IMPoRTANT TO v,TTHE OWNERS OF

a IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF
1ANHORSES, &c.-John Williams, Veterinary Sur
A-geon, respectfully informs his friends and
the public that h continues practising successfully the diff
fes diseases incidental that noble animal the horse his
old established Veterinary Establishment the sign of the
Golden Horse No 32s Broome street few doors of the
Bowery, New York.
Mr. Will thanking his friends for their kind
patronage during PERIOD Of fourteen his extensive bu
sness this city, takes this opportunity Of informing them he
has considerably improved his nfmary and has fitted up
number Of convenient roomy Ground Floor Stalls for sick
H. which will be attended g. with his usual puncu
ality and attention The TACT Of Mr. Williams bein4 regularly
educated and brought the profession in the armies of both
England and France and having had much experience
sufficient that those erusng him with the of
their Horses may rely UPON the utmos, skill and attention be-
friends the advantages to be derived from employing him
examnstion OF Horses for sale His offered both
the purchaser and the seller and his kno of the
perfect formation Of the Horse hut beneficial,
Mr.. Williams Inrmary No 1871 Chrystie where
he Is always be found consulted and where Horses
United his will have The full bcne of his and
experience. His charges moderate AID suitable the
times au9 ~ cod or
~ NOTICE TO WAGON BuILDEks-1he SUD
lAIN scrber, Proprietor Of New York Tattersalls, will
~ make libersl advance. in Cash all New Ligh
Wagons to hise Establishment for sale.
Builders 10 the country rely having attention
paid to thetr orders.
For further particulars, as e terms, &c; ,aPplyto
GEO. W. MILLER,
Proprietor ~ " T.ffersals i4s Broadway.
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IMPORTANT TO
I'll O u 5 F. X T. f. p F. r S.

A FEW IMPROVEMENTS have been made upon Fsk's
"A Patant Novelty Cooking Stove rendering impossible
that any difficulty should with when managed by
who has had experience the of kind Of cook
The Novelty Stove the only coo'tove which has
been got within the last three upon entire
neie all others being combination Of old plans remodsd
pattern, bearing
the sale without regard utility economy The No
velty Stove warranted all every purpose
for which recommended. be returned and the
will be refunded The which much larger than
perfect brick The fixtures which num-
neatly twice large be used upon any other of
size. Among the extra fixtures large boiler
Ing 80 gallons IA barrels large gddle, which will
bake % Ordinary sized buckwheat cakes az once large tin
suitable for any sized kettle, from 2biel cadron small
brass kettle The Stove only needs be examined convince
any that lis perfect simplicity and peculiar adaptation III
culinary purposes fully merits the high favor which has gain
Stove Establishment 2O9 Water street The public
toned be decey by those who advertise their
being the same principle of the Novelty Stoves" no
made this principle by Mess Fisk
their legally authorised References given the store
Water eight hundred who have them
In in this CITY. msr
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tStores Nos. % .4an aud IFS Fillfon yfreetl

FRIDAY.
At 1917 o'clock, at ,he auction aoor,s
Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods Clothing fancy and pledged
articles, Segars, groceries, perfumery.
Also large additional lot of choice Dry Goods suitable for
the
Also London cloths, cassimeres and vestings.
Also splendid guns, truly valuable ship chronomeer
gold lsver watches &c.
SATURDAY,
Also the balance stock of perfume chemical drugs fan
articles Sc unsold and called the assnees sale
coiner ef Cliff and Fulton sts.
Also bss fine care 100 do segars, 20 demions Madeira
and sherry wine. &c.
AT lssg o'clock in the sale rooms.
Extensive Sale of Elegant Furniture bv catalogue commits
ing new and second hand household cabinet furniture In
all its varieties, in fine order.
Also, by order of the Marha piano fortes
At O'Clock near Thomass Bath, Castle Garden.
The splendid last sailing ayonte pie boat Lady Mary
nssry IN complete order and well found. Call
uon rooms for Ia tculrs.
TUESDAY, Aug. 20,
At l0bs o'clock at the auction room,
Stock OF Hardware, Cutlery, &c.--Will the
sale OF and valuable stock Of tho articles
amounting TO 5000 removed for of sale the
declining the business IL comprises the usual articles
IN the neTabe cutlery, Britannia and plated wares,
guns &c, of the best quality
Also housekeeping articles
WEDNESDAY. Aug. q,
AT half past 10 o'clock, at the auction ROOM
Splendid Furniture, Of all descriptions
THURSDAY, Aug. rs,
At halfpast 10 o'clock.
Furniture SaleWill be sold, III. entire elegant furniture
contained the four house 90 Cedar Broadway
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CHATHAM irHEATRt \.

u The splendid decorations of this Theatre are at iex
COMPLETED and u will positively MONDAY NISHl
Inc interior OF the house splendid
ing appearance, and reflects much credit The artists eng .s.x
in III. designs.
On the first tier Of boxes displayed the ens.s
meets OF the Wasp and Reindeer, Constitution Java "a
ted States and Macedonian, Hornet and Peacock rme,,-
and Bower Peny Victory Lake Erie. and hume rous os
naval engagements.
On the second eT the Portraits Of the Presidents
uly and correctly depicted and the DESIGNS r.
represent the celebrated Battles of Bunker Hun towur,,
yorktown New Orleans Lundv'. Lane. Brandvwn i,a,,z
bu gh and Thames 800 $50
splendid Act Drop representing the between
me Constitution and Guniere and Curtain rich
drapery nave been puned by that eminent artist Grain
senr and round h bottom Of the Pillars the u
which white huts with gold Licensees OF De
calur Hull, Perry aud Law renee
The Chatham now, without doubt most elegant The
in the Union anil CTR
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John Duer and X. l.. Colt, joint note, dated Nov
26, 1888, secured by 500 do 26,766 GO
Do do do Nov. !, 500 do sos So
Chas. A. Davis, note, do. Nov. 26, 500 do 26,766 81
Do do. /, 500 do. 1876 IS
John Duer, note, dated Is Jan. 1885, for $5s,S00,
upon which is now due of principal, $500
1889, payable is Oct. 1889. 1892 on
Do do. Is Oct 1910, 24,oO2 60
TThe three last mentioned notes secured by
l,i50 shares of the American Life Insurance
and Trust Companyl
upon which is now due of principal, $500
James Bogert, S. v. r. Bogert, and Bowen Whit
ing, bond dated l6 May, 1896, 5000
Elizh Bunner and VIM. Duer, bond for $4,000,
dated Aug 1888. secured by assignments
sundry mortgages, upon which is now due
Of principal 1914 IS
Bonds Of the Alabama Life Insurance and Trust
Company, 1880
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Property purchased under the foreclosure of
tha Mortgage of Samuel Capen, for 500 90
Do do under foreclosure Of mortgage o. Samuel
Danolds, resold-balance due the Company
thereon, 1884 OF
Do do under foreclosure OF mortgage of Arson
Blake, for 6S,4O4 Oh
Subject to a mortgage thereon to Brown,
Brothers and Co., to secure the payment
ofthe bond Of the Company, for $50 900)
n do unda foro IF If AM
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WONDERFUL DINCOVERY.

WIN LIE III OL DlNCON EK
STRIKER'5 SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
- change grey hair original color few This
solution different from any offered and fail Of
sppersedng all Others IL highly ecacious pos
the great advantage OF identifying the hair without nurng
growth.
Those who doubt its requested have their hair
changed before their money II humbugs would take
this method there would be no reason to complain
&c ? One tiial viii Iroye the fact
Sold wholesale and retail and applied No. Chatham
opposi the Hall Of Record New York au8 3t'r
PoMERoY CO.'S NEW YORK, ALBANY, TROY,
L BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA PACKAGE
EXPRESS leaves Evening" Sundays excepted for the
above named ard all intermediate places.
Office No. q Wall street, New York. aul7r
IA VAAUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
M FOR SALE-That well known and valuable FARM
the property of Major James Fort deceased
ted four miles nth of the village o Pou the
road leading Fishk offered for SALE IL contains
about Acres Of first Lard well divided for all farming
purposes There excellent Dwelling upon Barns
Carriage House, Gram House. and other
building, and also good Tenant House Near tho dwelling
Of the liable III ecountry and the farm
is otherwise well watered
The situation of this farm, It's arness to large village the
quality OF its SOIL the buildings 1t Ill make Of the
most desirable any where to be with To gentle
OF leisure practical aancuurist alike desra
bic,
The land is situated that it will make well proper
For her particulars inquire Of the subscribers the
CORNELIUS WEsTERvELT,
Executors.
August OH, 1872 aui9 2wsrc
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A&1 a. FOR ALBANY TROY and nterre-
date paces--1he splendid low pressure
I'm ~ s steamboat NJ SWALLOW Captain A. M'Lean,
room Aug. 18th, al o'clock. Also, above Monday ped
instant.
10 The above substantial Boats fitted up with elegant
State Rooms and for accommodation unryaled on the
Hpdson. - 49,
For freight apply board orto 8. Nj. DREW the wharf
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VAUxHALL GARDEN.

"A C.aRD-BENEFIT aud Posifirely the Last .4ppear.
ance of Mr. BURTON
Who respectfully announces th. aid Mr. j. g. BROWNE
and w. II. WILLIAMS.
THIS EVENING, August l9tl-1o commence a, o clock
in tn. S,loon with The comedy of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM
In which Messr BIow and w. Fl Williams " i'll apr.ar
During the evening three Comic Songs By Mesas Brow NO.
Burton, and Williams.
Mr. Burton will the powers OF Animal Magnetism on
Mr. w. ii. Williams.
TO conclude with the frce of
LOVE, LAW AND PHYSIC
In which Messrs Burton, Browne and Williams will appear
Tickets 23 cents. itsrc
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best. -
A PLEASURE BOA For sale abduction ON Saturday
2nth INST between the hours of IL and o'clock-A Plea
sure Boat about 20 feet IN length 81 feet BEAM lined with
cork and furnished with tanks for ballast together with
SAILS rggnsshe now being the Battery the franklin
bais For further PARTICULARS, inquire the Bath.
aug 92t.rc
NQtlCE:-lhis is to give notice that my wife MATILDA
~ PlNkdAM has iorsook bed and board and
my potecton and hereby forbid all persons harborng
trusting said Matilda account will debts
her contracting. RICHARD PINKHAM,
aul9 ste Madhury, n. ii.
OlL PAINTINGS Al AUCTION.-A. L Wy will sell
~ ON FRIDAY morning l01a o'clock, Isl Broadway,
voice OF fine OIL Paintings INC eni and modern, just received
from Europe and neyerb before this couny among
hem are many originals, and worthy of particular notice,
Call and see thes.. aug 2tsrc
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sSsssss ~ CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE SEA
GE@:.rrszEz3}S BASS BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK
---kGS-.&- Fare ~ l-2 cents each way.The substantial
steamer NAPOLEON Captain Peacock will make ExcuI-
sion abovfon Saturday and Sunday Aug Goth and 2 leave
as follows Amos ST. s4 Canal 2 Pike g. Delaney IL,
Pier No. | 0 l-2 o'clock
Those who have witnessed the capture of por-
prepared with his harpoons.
All kinds Of Refreshments at the Bar Bait furnished at
The Utica, Capt Hancox will leave the
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday aui9 2t.r
$50 20. HEA1 ap9s s. KesmeRi n.
-ZCa Capt. Mayhes, will proceed to Fort Temp.
kins Staten Island for six days Encapmen Wednesday
North River at 81 O'Clock NJ The Wave will leave the
o'clock NJ Le.ve New York 10 A. NJ hspast and half
past r. Nj stopping at The Quarantine every trip
N. Is. The Wave VIII make her the Lower
Bay on the hafpast O'Clock trip, Landing Fort Hamilton
Fares each way-To uaraetine ca cents; Encampment
l2l cents to Lower Bay l21s cents Fort Hamtonn rs
cents. aulg 3src