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CELECT PRIVATE SCHOOL. No.

~ ITY w
- 10l Nuts->tre-i. InaTs ca.t from Br0adNaf.-ihr
subscriber. occupying st.f house most brahill 49,
uaun desrnl, ad, nto hs ianly Ca tr
Instructed sub las sou- II .root 5 mHe 20 =. and
I'll bat from he following families the Rev.
~. Spring, Rev Or. Knox, fiol Tappan. Dr. { A. Lee
Isaac Adriinc-, 70. Leonard ". ZIP, F.q, william T.
Iiale. Fs1. Mss.rs Shepherd Knapp James Bool nan,
Jacob AnihoHy, io.c p Kera0csan oa- Archibald anne,
Buinan. Charles VI. Graham sud Benson NcG'rn.
Circulars OF TENS, 80. mly be tad AZ tho school
fy. ". S!!ERN OOD.
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NOTHING in the World can beat the
real Yankee Pone.r "a operation At BkoohEs.
81 ~ BDNERy. Tor speed and good pfint'ngi The
vcfy 'HApow ol winch makes Ddvy l"iAp"p now mp''
Terribly Thee VIZ have patron ,ed Brook, have met viz
general .atsiacton AMI have proused 10 ss ssan ~hsa
ihsv want more good Cards. Creuiir', bus e NJ
Brooks YOU will have plain iellngs-e Ill he prices be
fore You viii excellent .pccnneus-lni none better 500
nous cheaper I'<e iNir
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AND JEWELRY very

~ n NtlEsGD 1ANb IL w IVY
w ow.--Thr subscriber /, selling all descriptions 81
gold silver level nnthor eScapeurn iepir anh verge
Watches u amond ki1g>, Pms. Cold Pencils, heys 10 a.
retail. hover .han aiy either place m the city 6old
chs 81 to A. coiiis each Watches dsd Je"
slfV exchanged or bought
Al wstchr, warranted 10 Arrp good tine The mon'y
ro,,n.,I u &. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches snd Jewery, -hcsa- aud r.ts 81
Mxlss repf ms
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C~ = FOURTH and iiln of July

N-->1sErH R>lON> & Newark THREE
r- --01 "a, h race-Farc 3ry ~ rfn's-rhe sIr rtd
anil camrolrl, steamer PA>>AIC, CAPTAIN John Gl'ey.
VIII l,ns- - .otoN, the iiu ald ithdays Of July
I-ntre Nlar.. Newark O'Clock. \ VI, II VI, Is y VI
Foot ot barclay u, New-Nork-io o'clock, \. Vi r VI.
81 VI
The Ps.s1c viii lind Bergea Point on her :. O'Clock
aa %. 0ctcA Trips tovn-and on her 10 ocIocN. ami q
o'clock Tim. uu. IlW
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ELASTIC CASSIMERES aud Fancy


u. Fu.Ion->trr'l. MIR Broadway.
Genilea On want nt sur.-nr arure ln tls rag oi
rsa,oon. ar -t O. cs and eNs7le olT.lyi,, of cs~
sreres mi drilling, purc.asci within tie is, --cA. ir
clsh. sn De- isnl,is greatly r.-c-i price, al~1
copi assortment of French snd kucIrh ,ss and ,lsiy
vc,tnc. 90 0s u.as tsrert of wcst VI Fn-'iui lna
French black an aucy oo ei cloths. ard vsst-
irrs Our -noi> s~c all hos--f 'Cr ca'h-snd We of,r
great iuduccnsns' % c,s clsonr lai csnuo, sccomuo
date tho-e credit or NOTE cs'h delivery,
an 10 abatement 30 prcrs. uecal J. GG9oTH. As'5s.
I ACES-Laccs-Rbbo Lace
IL3 cents, Gap X lnor. cents. Boraei Bilbo-. ,hI
ling Lace Mu.ln' Qu.Inr. Irssrinc,; Col.r; Hs
SIS L. MlHne0s aad Psilgs supplied al
LEEPERs, 80 G-auiaL, forIefy corner Grardsx
a ims ADD Christie
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VI. NJ OF ACkENbOS tVIch'' N'
IlVcH SMITH, Secretary. ..x,, aud
The Grand Jury have fosDd Sc bls during 'he 'e'' ~
ssfe discharged withthe thanks OF the N"u'H
The Couu then adjourned for the term
PorIcr OFFICE. Saturday, July Id hifI y,
A srRvAsr OF ApnMoSD RING AND sIivts "As...H
sirl named Elizabeth Comsock, was arrested ."
night hy officer Bowycr for having on the e,thns u w
.gh nil stole valuable diamond ring, worth So anu ~
,rr ware wsr,h as the whole $50 irom u'e "ou'.
Richard r C.r.,an Alderman OF the l.ih ward, reshns
Fort Washington Point, North rsei IN s~U 49,,
she EMPLOY cd servant She iel' sy ,rba
the theit and when caught bd. the i'"s U" "'' 'N>
silver also recovered. -, -. o. ,h. s,d
The .ame yir va. sso charged with having on sne a.
nlt When employed Ia the family oil MI JONI M ,,e-
50 FORSYTH street stolen dresses, ofeas' pm hS Ne
artcleS worth Sl7 from Miss Phcbe Archer "l'h
h--sapy len whct arrested OF the dresses W. ou
on her terSon aud she committed on soth o. WIS
against her. .a roA.-, Ma
,h,ws was arrested on charge of stealing oiy ooa''
w.uh SO from the British bark Lord Sisniey' ~ HPSs
ton master lying al per No. North r'ef ~en ~ s,r
Ell ion sale on Governors IslaRL lie was commune" ~
usl. S,xn.x yulv 8
R.syrky AND swfSpLiSG.-A person named NC No.. ~,
C,,k Ma, arrested on Friday afternoon ia ,ns ny
o.Csr A 81 G smith and T. L. ssni.rs, the peP ~
sb~nn OF Philadelphia, as ingiu'e H0nl I'm, ~
STAT IN prnnsyyanIa Saving sscaisi from jan -
- 80 .ner, he was confined for swisdhhg NV,
,,ereI sr. or Of large amount o goods when ne 1s
81 =, .I,h,ma About SiI SINCE ne esSsPsu nv' W
ist AT Albany by changing co''e, win u,s b. near
I,,,.t M 6i. cell TO visit hun III THIS instance ns ~"
,, "a lie consequence of obtaining goods Ho" Pc.
con, 10 nm, city, also rOu MI fsnpyman VI a'oshY -f
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ID EDUCED PRICES.-James Daily

- Lb' tisp ny ts-.--' aiii'S bdiiN >
IL II B-na.Say. c1rer 81. PsrA Place. lsspeciil
bis Ola ez-to1l~r- ai rir generally tat ~
h4s rr.a 81 D. prizes b. correspond o. lie rr'sni &c.
pr,-.sl rar ~ he tines. While Tie re7ufrton With IS
psisisi mt DO. Dyed 1r &C., -,g years )r .np-ros
10 Il vnrj li..,p Cd, lance of n wgl ~ ALLY
a.u-s. 1s-i -iaNi,MN6S
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IyAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, for

i Bows wilton, Fairfield Comfy. Conn This school
: n successful operation ami lutct - number o Pm
pie O. twenty. Tho cc-nd qusf,r0f % present term viii
commence Ju.y l1h For further lno nation gentlemen
are referred To he Rev. Daniel NeVc tor o us CHRIS
Tan Family Magsrir and the Rev. Nm II. BdWc, Bot
or OF tn National Preacher i31 Nass7l>r'e NeNl orb,
whsr, circular, contain ~ particulars ray te Obtained
~ i~.s JAMES BETS. Principal.
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re. sCUpAP FOURTH OF JU-

: FfI HIM TVt IT nn,nCr
49, IY EXCURSION TO BkIDUh,
- --7| = Port Chester Rocky Neck, rnn i"Iu ~
saik-Tfe steamboat II PERIOR Capt John You" S
~ g t.- 80 =, sven O'Clock Old Stale Prison Dock
pa., seven he foot Of Liberty 'ir,ct az ha pa
seven per W l. North River. at quarter " hlgn', 'ia.
l., - - Firht agA yngtOD'tTeet az quarter pa
ri,,r oo az FvrursGu 70 the ahoFe-nsineH place. "
,nrnior reach NYorh ample time iorPssrngers " Wv
~, T,re ~ Bridgeport : cts Norwalk etinlioiH
~ Rocsv Neck AMI saw PIT p R-tre,anenson '''Si
I, 49,, rats Bard 81 MUSIC Nili accompany , -, .,.
Cof,lion P.uv Fourth Of July ESesng-Pr2Vheu Wiz
c-, uu.ic and Refreshments, and ptepsIrd 20 aeon.
49,, Co IiorlParty ~ Srst gyle.-Ihr superior
Iii i.ave N1rke.rset II half past Seven ef ~; ~
49, T., rrht foot Of -rty-,tr-st al ball pas = gu,
Oh state Prison Dock nj Irter 70 Nine an, p e., =,
- u-s.o, a. lar A. lOakrr,, returning ~ tr 'y a.
...e1.be bour-clossg the Anniyersary IN the urs' "
igbtful manner Fare g Gents For 0Itser ny W.
,ppy T" \ D'AN'' . ~
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C,TMWFR GOODS.-Tbe undersicnC

GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
- IS prepared, With h- usual extensive s-ortu n NJ Sea
enable Goods. 70 execute orf.s 'r Garments .vie
winch Will comPori ~ih any Aou-e tAc Trade II puc-,
which offer iniuee 90 tho>c paying ready tou~y
Attention solicited To the style OF Pana'oons furnished
Al tbs establishment A. particular directed 70 tbs
department wlis The view of giving eai're satisfaction.
D-nug., Gambro1rs French and Eng "a Elastic Cl>,-
rneres in erca; VARIETY.
Fancy DreS, ssclss including >k and Satin Sc1rs CrI'
Ii1rdkcrchef. Gl-ve' Hosiery, Su.prn.rf', Shafts
Collar, 81 al usual moderate prices.
wv T. JENNINGS.
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TIE 8nd-r.gu' : prepared escc5;e 1rers lr Carmen Il
tr- H. stock 81 -sasonatie gis a. lee lowest possible
rrIc-> nr cssh Stranger. AMI CITIZENS wa. of hr-
tate arclr' a. rtsily ussi-rse prcc> arc iaNird 10
csn anil Judge i1r ih~n.civ-S
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cve eFOuRTH OF JULY EN-

.sszH CTR>ION-To Goshen, via tie Ne".
VI nd RI Ra.lrlid-The steamboat ARRo" WI
l,,, e loot al Duane street, Monday Moving, July
d. ~ : O'Clock or Picrmoni, where passengers wa
80 - INIT rrul1iosi,1u. car of he New ioIk ans
Erc Railroad Co ard arrive At Goshen ~ III O'CLOCK 'nl
pa- ~ Rama31 Monroe. >nler. AMI Chestrt-trsu
w leave Goshen AZ .: O'Clock, p VI and arrive 10 Ne"
YORK II the evening. Fare through ot MS "'' ""
lyl One Dollar A., t ,h. I-,,,,
STATE 10 be .ocr IN the RamapO River an1 inc
entity AZ into T.
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,--... nFOrETll OF July EIcur.
c-o- y FOURTH OF JULY.-Ex-

= FOURTH OF JIL1 '-FN-
Hs.ssSss,y,--z curson TO NEw.BRt Ns"iCk and
FfKfl AtiBON from the loot Of Barclay street al a;
M-Tie .pendni STEAMER RARirAN capt j. Usher vi !.
leav. he Barclay street, on Monday, JOY i al
oclor@ or thu place. taking the OUTSIDE passage
fp-ol the Narrows silong prssrut views 81 The har-
bnr .c,aery--indy IoOh Light the Ocean RrtuInWy
hv the inner us.sags-the Sousd, kln', &C. leaving view
Rrur,wrk I'd T. " ami Perm Amhoy NJ O'Clock, arr
,ir- in NeNYerk at p " Fare each way % cenis-of
the whole excursion - cents LII
Fanes and private parties desrog' 'l e'losins 'ra,
~. ,, .sr,,ng IN he punctusL je95t
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: ES aCIIEAP 18th or JULY En-
Ss-issss<~T- CURsioN TO WEST PolNT AND
NTWBC KGII.-rhc steamboat JAS hhDiSpN, up
street on Nonisy Morning July h, ai7t oclocs sni we
old Sates Prison dock NJ O'Clock ON aneAcnrslon 20 W"
p and Ncwnnrgh giving passenger TINE II view W..
Frcanpment. Of Cadets AT W,a Point, am NE wa ira
Ouartaf, Of Washington ~ .wbuf9h Erturnsg' WI
lav- Scwhurh at o'clock ?. " and arrive III tlr W,
ra,enrr. 20 view the Fireworks, OF visit oher pac''
puh lic ainu.enleni iie city
a., ,"t w. co.,,,ei r the occasion je9ot4
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SHIPS Nafann1 Philips, 1a.eoV, Post Phillip; Ga
p ud0s >tJddard Boston. G1odhue Co Sguon Flsry,
Charleston :. g. MARY nnons, Alexandra. ID. {.
Brgs or-ia. Cruc,sr. kngS0n, IA, Aas, VI Calanp,
ul-lr y. Fortunate, f~ci'anl Cscace, Naplcs. H.
7. Windsor; Franklin Paten BAN Roglaud, Adams,
iion, Boston Gen Maroon, IIsrlrVcl, Ne, Nesntb.
herds Co.
Schr. Convoy, Ca.ey, NeRhcrD; Cambridge. Hall Boz
ton. OraDds. Fierce Bangor Nc. u RlcL NINA. Coi-.
Baltimore. Planet. Ferry, Pcirrshurg. Va, Catherine
Amsud. Teal. Phi.lephs Michigan. Terry, Rchm@nf,
4 Cooley Co. Commerce, krd-. baltimore Coo
ley CO New Union, Chase. Guyana Pequot Kelly.
Boston
ARRIVED SINCE OR LAST
slip AngeliqJe, RTewer IN Amsterdam, June {. iLh
co9et. 90 schulhf-d. j Tsn.r.
Br snip Lander stewart 81 rs IN Liverpool, - ia "a. To
: Ireland-2ii passengers
Brig Odessa, Gallagher, IN RIO Janeifo viii coffee to
Barclay Liviagfol
Big Emily SHERWOOD 8. d, im chare.,on, with cotton,
Brig PaI. Blanchard ~ Il, im Tuckapaw, with live oak.
10 Nesmi'h. leeds Co.
o. br.g Princess Royal. Hayward Il, I'm Bermuda, 10
ballast. 10 " Davenport.
Brig Sullivan. Brown q il I'm Charleston. with cotton,
10 g Buch 'ey-s7 passengers
Schrs Thomas Marr, Ward; Copper Neskes; Hero
me Co4is; Chief Williams. Samuel. kockh.ll; Brosn,
Brown; Rcbtcca, Edward'. ANDREW Brown. DuLey; A
Ed~ ards Bysr; Nedsic, Ndfren-aIl } IS I'm Virginia
Schr Mary Pat en- Srwherr, y &, naval stores.
Schr C. SLAYER Ellis krwbcrG. n G. naval stores
schr Prriy, k'mbal Deep Creek, shingles
~chr Weymouth, Coucn, Klchmsnd. -four.
Schr Dodge, Knapp. Alexandria, -four, Sc.
schr Charlie. r Thorne smith. Philadelphia, coal
Sclir Tartar. Camfclj, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Regulator. Clssspn, Iu.ec, plaster 10 master.
Salf Phebe ID Saith Nrgin.s. wood.
scH Ponfici, LOWS Virginia. fruit
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FOG RTH OF JULY.
- EXCURSIONS TO HAIR.

: EXCURSIONS TO HAIR
S-SR. LIN GA II NDAY aod MONDAY pesL
- a4t - JIV-tsr- l.! crrts. TIL icw I, sutolt
JANnG bsLl, - ~ - bard i.t->. ~H rsAe tSo n =
r1-a aay -asu tie Pr Govern urstfrt. a. halt
r.>t :, irct. ~ + - = before TO- R-~~Selt At n
~ anf D-iircv-si ~ bar 1sl IT, uli0rk lcavs Harlem
H. oco-A Ausrrc-sn iear~s Gouvearurs, e'cl~k .
Fse, pas RI s-lI-s1 hsLps.t , nat Dci-ncysL
at5 rc.ll Law hsrrn - 0ciocA 1 be allow urp>
River lur Gaic an. hs verou. chic baiincs al
f.l'cs l+'nt, the Long island Farms, A.. y2 y
> - : SPLENDID EXCURSION
49, ior MONDAY, II. Hh OF July, from
M LIE - FtFk>klLl@ TIE and s.lc .iiif
steamer CoLl NIB : CsIf. + " >lnne. VII m Moudsy
Oh fgiv leave Ncwlak iron The i,ss oi Chaml-ersssrr.
al O'Clock Boo the morning, ior Frtk>k landing The
ool oi I.uu1nf-.;rcct N0uktr Hastings. pnbbs tCrry
lar-ytoeH >in- sing GrsSN-ront ant NerP'snck each
Wav.
Returning rsse r.. ksAHi n scock +. VI. aris ~ Al
>a.-> ~ r.n % WINES tie grant REGATTA 10 c.nr
a. ''c.0cA and have uc-> NJ al a oclocA T. VI
ans rrtl-u O, New iork about 0'roCk.
b t., arrsrr-fnn hrs- shu- n tire rom ~ heat
ans cl, tie citv during the day. viii BE- rnahl'd
o. .ry tlc 'rf>lu. hr,,f,> frDm the water. rst te
pes-7rt fri healthy sag-> art shores bordering "a ihs
pleasant ani insrs>fin rnuie-v mss ne great b'i
Rae cr attend M grand MlEary Parade 10 be h.ii at
>rr->nr wt~re ii~ Cninm MhRy 20 Wtslchester
tn, rational Irt .e.-lr rrtufu DE CITY TINE % co>c
the dav uy 0 ire Garden. or places ~ anusemertor
return c Their koules ssriv hour satisfied Nth having
sfate t -rrat-.f uyIacrt n manner most 'ondu I've
% htaift 1ua comfort Il srll rNper~r-
Firt .1 soy = NJ - certs Refreshments extra
Rrf1ha.- fns Vii he urushtd tn those who De
S,ari - 1
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vi pany-D,idend The President and Director, have
Iris day declared q, M annual Dividend OF Five per CENT
on liz renewed capital stock, payable Ia the sockoser-
or their legal representatives aud after The 18Th instant
al the Office No. 81 " ali ,tfeeL -
A. n. Nj LLER, Secretary.
Nev.Iork July l. ls42 Iy2,2ws
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go, ~ GRAND EXCURSION on

-.
49, MONDAY fih Of july from Ncw-Y.rk to
roagiAsrpse. aud Intermediate places The splendid
,ieainuackrts ALBANY ard TROY have arranged 10 Of
r a most Interesting ard delightful Eycursos to The cit
zen, %. New-Nork aui vicinity Tor Monday The III OF
july.
The Aianv. Capt J. G. jenkins, Will leave New.Nork
from she steamboat pier loot Il Barclayre" al O'Clock
in the morning landing At Caldwell, esi POINT Newhurgh
aui f0urk h., ,e where she ia the Troy, Capt y
Goram. b. The Troy the party VII return IN Nrw-lork
stopping az NeWhurgb wCst Point ard Caldwell 20 receive
such parties may hav, an nj those places arrive NJ
Ncv--Noik about O'Clock, !. VI
TIN. arrangement viii offer excellent opportunity 10
io>, o our citizen, who wish 10 avoid the heat no'e
ana confusion oi the day the city. 90 ENJOY del yhuul
t,cnr.nuy.t the places above named. stay, uhey ~
retr1 s0nls five hour. Caldwell AMI icek sA 81 ahont
nur hours "a the Mhsr station 9ad excellent Hotel al
Wet Point OF hous 1t Nerbursh. To visit ire
Heal Quarters Wsshngt3s and other crlchrlted places
Revolutionary interest DAY - dear 10 American
or remain during %" cne excursion on board OF two OF
'e hn.,t le and hest regulated and cont loisi steamers
n fhr n,d Silic,reiun Ia the city by "cloch 7 W.
makin ouc t' most increasing ~, ursor> mat can I've
made rom the city OF Nsw-iofk.
F,r- 10Th .,av, only II, Reresiment. iyl Str
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- : TWO GRAND ENCUR-

~ - >IONS AROJ Nd STATENl>LAND
fdfSKIt Or JULY The well known steamboat
-TICA Capt A. II. >chuiU, Will make two Urand IN
ur on on the tourts Of July around thus beauuiu Island
,I,rlu, fine opportunity To view the Quarantine Ground
So H,rniltan ~'ny Hopk Rei hank La hthou.e So"h
and Perth Amhoy EOs,ylc, Blazing star, ElLibe iinwn
and Nsw Notwithstanding each TIP at Perth Amboy
A, the Iuca has fine Ladies SALOON, and suit o state
Rnou. on the Promenade ID ck these Excursions VIII aoh
An excellent opportunity for gentlemen. ladies' and anlie,
t. crape the and turmoil o the city, and NJ the same
time -uipy really delightful TIP
NoHSfNC TRiP-Ihr tea Will leave Statc ffi>on
MI AMI Canal bali past eight Ocock, Court
,ndt street At quarter Market Street East KVe
at hall past tao, aud Per No tNor'h Rl'ef) a' u'e'
O'Clock n,
hrrtRNoo~ TRlF.--The Utica will lave STATE Prison
Docs and Canal street at two oc."ck Liberty sur. =,
f., "a pi Pier No North Rived 81 Three o'clock.
Fare lpr each Excursion ~ cents.
ann Band ~ Muse and suitable Relre ,hments VIII he
- d., jyl "
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q - STATEN ISLAND Ferry.

A--Ss.--1, 'o'i %. Mhit.aail-,trect The steamers
II II - I~i.1N . tR ana SAMSON vii lravs View
Y r-k and staten Island every hour from 10 7.
Al good, shipped required To be particularly marked
anf are t- k oi thr owners th'rtot Faet cts Jys
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MARINE JOURNAL.

Z ~ IF w vi Onhi - IL . i0i%-
alsltrrRk AMINO IHIs naY
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C.. eCuEAP EXCURSION ON

S..ZAI THE FOURTH OF il Ly-To WEST
PoiNI AND NEwBIRGiL-The steamboat HIGH
LANDER Can't. Il MardroY will leave The pier loot ~
" ,rr,n. .treet on MONDAY MORNING, July ith at
hair past O'Clock of Hammond street, before O. on
an excursion ., West Point aud Nrwbrrgh, giving plseu
slime t. view the campment of Cadets at WeH FONT
and the bsaut.- scenery and about both places hr-
frrsn~ will ,vr Nevhuruh at O'Clock. VI, and arrive
In time for passengers view the Fre-Wo rhs or VIII me
other ola, ., cd public amusement IN the evening.
FIRE each way. y cents.
\ GOOD Band OF Muse * engsges for The occasion,
street Tuesday Morning, July itl, At oclsck Tor New
hur.h. ~ ~
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AN 70 sunday. by Alderman Tiupson.
- =. % Purdy.
q. a 1lNpscn.
- s Justice Parker
. ~ . Justice MatSei.
. ~ IS by Alderman Hatfield, by ln>iss
Parker.
.z9o by Justice Merritt. ,,
"a by Justice stevens and Alderman
Hatfield. .,, - , Ia,
Aprii !, % 10y hH'''"'" "'''
Justice Sievcr>
B. sunday. s. Justice MA,selL
Parker
MatsriL .
"a ls-7 BY Justice stevens and by 'asu'e
Parker. -. tu.,i..
al lO-s by Aldermen inne'' sh' : ~ '>
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I'hrc.oIogy and the Fourth Of Juiy.

INDFPENDE\ T. npii-s SELF kNOwLEDGE = Ia
viii Nh FOWLER the eminent PhenOiee.t, No lDi Na,'
,su-si who ssep his office opet on the Fourth e. teach
applicant, lor examination frue Independence AMI Self
Government No moEry VIII he ,' NJ on mat day more
prasantly aud prOlIably Than VIZ r.
lT splendid collection OF BUsts viii ~ open, and tree o
visitor, 90 that day lis works fhrenology applied ID
Marriage AMI Memory should be read by all DF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
CNTTION TO SHOE FINDERS

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induced some persls ~ have kuyc, made On fngane Of
a similar ayle hearing Mr Anoss stamp thereby imposing
apoA the public and Juring H. high character lhd' ,
knvcs have hcrelose sustained The -rnnins
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

Mother! bring Thy gift,
-, Take from my hand the drca led boon-I pray
Take II, the still pale sorrow Of the face
lila II left unon my soul its living trace
Never to pass away;
Since from these lips one word of idle breath
Blanched that calm face oh mother this is death
What is it that see
From all the pure and settled features cleaning?
Reproach Reproach! My dreams are strange and
wild,
Mother a! had'si thou no pity on thy child!
lao! n celcstin smile seems softly beamng
Tn the hishei lip my mother, canst thou brook
Longer upon thy victm's face to look
Alas! nj ycsernoon
MY heart was li'h,, and to the vio's sound
gully danced, while crowned with summer flowers,
Aud swiftly by me sped The flying hours
And all was joy around -
BIT death! On No her. could | say thee nav?
Take from thy dau ;h,cr's hand the boon away!
Take my heart is sad
And the pure iorelcad hath an icy chill
dare not touch it, for avengng tIcav II
Hath shuddc ing visions TO my fancy given.
q, And the pale face nppaa. me, cold and still,
With the closed lips oh tell me- could know
That the pale features Of the dead were sol
Imay no, turn away
From the charmed brow, and have heard his
Even as prophet by his people spoken,
And that high brow in death bears sea- and token
OF ono, whose words were fame;
Oh Holy Teacher! coud'st thou rise and live,
Would not these hushed lips whisper, forgive!
Away with lutte and harp,
. win the glad heart forever, and the dance,
Never again shall tabret sound for me-
Oh fearful, Mother, I have brought to thee
The silent dead with his rebukng glance,
AMI the crushed heart of one, to whom are given
Wild dreams Of judgement and offended Heaven!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-02

"1illoo-boat ahoy !" were the glad
sounds that met our ears in return, and doz.
en- hands were extended to point out our To-
cation. At the instant, the ship CALAMITY
swung around, and bore down directly TO-
wards US.
"They see us-praise the Lord-they see
us-we are saved !" we're the EXPLANATIONS
OF the crew as they burst into hysteric tears,
and fell on their knees in thanksgiving, again
enac.ing the scene ofdelirious 10y which had
characterized the first discovery fthe strange
sail.
On came the welcome ship-on like sea.
bird on the wing Scores Of curious faces
we're seen Peering over her sides as she ap-
preached, while from top and cross-trees a
dozen lookout gazed eagerly towards u.s.
The sun was SHINING merrily on the waves.
which sparkled in his beams like silver /:
while the murmur Of the wind over the deem
came pleasantly to our ears. Oh |! how all.
ferent did every thing appear to US now from
what i had appeared when hope was BAN
ished from our hearts. And when. weak
and trembling, we were raised to the deck Of
the stranger, did not our hearts run over with
gratitude to God? Let the tears that even
our rescuers shed proclaim.
"Water-give us water, for Gods sake,'
was the cry Of my men as they struggled to
the deck.
"Only drop now-more you shall have
directly" answered the surgeon, as he stood
between the half frenzied men and the water
can.
With difficulty the ravenous appetites of
the crew were restrained, for to have suffer-
ed the men to eat in large quantities after
so long an abstinence would have ensured
their speedy deaths. The sick were hurried
to cots, while the captain insisted that
should share portion of his own cabin.
1t was many days before we were sui.
fciently recovered to mngle with our rescu-
ers, and during our sickness we were treat
ed with kindness which was never forgot.
The strange sail was privateersman,
sailing under the American flag. We con-
tinued with her about two months, when she |
found it necessary to run into port. As we
were nearly opposite Block Island, it was
determined 10 stand in for Newport, where
accordingly we landed, after an absence of
nearly year.
Here found that we had been given up
for lost. A bucket, with the name of the |
Dart painted on it, having been picked up at
sea, from which it was concluded that ali on
board the vessel had persisted. This belief
had now become general in consequence Of
the lapse oftime since we had been heard
from. was greeted, therefore, as one res
tored from the dead.