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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

warranted superior any heretofore used for thai purpose
=. persons DESTROYS OF testing the value and superiority
of these hand made shoes sending s. BY mail other
wise, 100 ss assorted shoes will immediately b. FORWARDED
ordered by app wing the subscriber the works, or
Kellogg Co. Werens, Hart Lesley. J. G. Heart Bro
pieyf9ns Co.; Nsw-YorS Cri3gs Smith BGstnn A. NJ *
where farther information be had the subject.
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. April4. HENRY BURDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

MORIS0N's VEGETABLE UNIVER5saaaS.
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Peorle Of Aosr1S-I
W. hereby certify that Messrs. ElRCH s. HALL yrs
IN Square, New York. ar. only GENERA "a
toc the United States of America; AMI that neither
ShEFHEARp NoAT nor GEoRGK T.YLoR, our ae q; e., n,
are IN any way authorized 10 Yend Morisons Vfeip IL
yersai Medicines As may limitations cItcuia9?n -
CANTON becomes highly necessary. All persons
Medicines IN The United States mus have tie authority -
he:ore-narned Messrs: FIFTH s. HALE. lit,
tSlgned) MORRISON, MOAT K CO.. Hgg.,nssss
Brush Coi!egeo Health, New Road Loadcn, Jal .
Ihe above ccAI.on emanating from tire British COSat
Health, LONDON. Will be hailed with the warmest e ss
ssn By the friends of the Hygeian System. mas
tends TO eapcSs end oppose the r0rhLess con,lttrs
have been extensively circulated By those who ar So
OF moral princple as they ignorant OF the
ne Invaluable medicines Of the British College fsi ar
tanned IN their original purity OF several Eeaten1es ns
taken agencies III several Of the different States ;n
Will be found in the New York Courier and s foIos
They can b. had also in the original packages OF a'
inE sub-Agents viz:
Nessrs. Paul Pou & Co. 96 John St
n. II. Schieifelin & Co. i0i anc 100 John D.
J. T. Whiimore, Esq. Is South ST.
Isaac Smell 1870 Grernwchst ,,L;,-
Peter Hampton, $50 Canal ST., New fofA ga"
Messrs- Post Lewis, Jericho, l.. l.
K. D. Bsrdwell, Troy. New York.
Mrs. Goodlif, Utica, do
Mr.. W. II. Brrtis Rochester, do
Messrs. Cornwell s. Butler, Pokeepsie, ~ T.
w. }. Styles, Rhinebeck, do ,r,,
mltf No. / Franklin saaA.e>>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

mo THE DEAF. HEAR YE !-Seguine's
i Acoustic Drops urgently recommended 10 'hcss al
ic,eh with Deafness certain cure for that seInpal
the knowledge Of tbs proprietor oae who has used says
Before the bottle half exhausted hearing was so
ed for the last days have heard distinctly eYe
Another deaf for years. says: have much
benefit from th1t induced TO recommend all m7
friends" Others have been entirely restored rnm whom no
written testimonial has been received Pce 81 81 boiI
Sold by A. B. s D. SANDS 10 Fulion-St., A. B. SANDS
& CO., No 273 Broadway corner of ChambeiSst and D.
SANDS s CO. No. II East broadway. jelg In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

A GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST-,.ioo
make Good and Lasting LatherThe Soap ms ms. .
COMPOSED OF Il thu old Naples Soa-it is kept 10 store
20 before imported. hose who have ussd w
no its worth and that it is the very best soap ever ~
for shavng- makes thick rch lasting, easy lathef .o s
ms 10 the beard and healing tire skiE- Is now pG'
beautifully scented and put in neat shaving for NE
and shlnys each, by T. JONES, at his Periumsy (
Enlistment sign of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham y
Us and by these agents-in Albany 81 State ST. 10 sni
phia Zebers, corner Of Third and Dock ST. EestoI
State 81; in Brooklyn. l39 Fulton ST. IB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

THE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure
] !.
~~$ in announcing TO the public. that after gears
NJ M Of study and labor. he has perfected hi,
~ Schirrry for manufacture Of Horse Shoes
II N which he now offers at the price Of hor.s
ID shoe iron in bar Of equal u,ty; thus SAVING
Il NJ the expense of making, (Which amounts in
M W all cases to the first cost OF tiir rom Be-
NY ! sides, the shoes aIs more easily fitted 10 the
~ I hoo!, and in no danger ofprickilg-th- holes
~ all beng punched 1t The proper distance from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
---..--., NETWORK, SCHO- a==yft q
tss.s.,S LEY'S MOUNTAIN AND I---EzS.-l
9.fs. ASTON, via L. aud

--1k--1lte Railroad.
o'clock A ~ daily, tsGHdays eScepted by steamboat to
tiiEaDsthPo; leave the foot OF Courtandt street
O'Clock, 4 VI. by y. J. Railroad Ezabethown there
connect with the for somefviie cosce, thence 20 miles
10 the Notwithstanding early III ths afternoon
Fog Easton Leaving above, proceed by rail road Som
erYI coaches from thence tonl 81 miles arriving Easton
o'clock,
y. BTis line connects Easton with lines running to
Mauch Chuuk Reading, Pottsvii!e Wilkesbarre, SC.
THIS route. of the snort distance By coaches.
making b. f The pleasant and expeditions, commcnGs
itself the public patronage MI Sanderson the proprietor
Someyil has provided himself with carriages and horses
10 accommodat parties with the shortest
tee, and on reasonable terms.
epply 10 A. D. Hope Merchants Hotel Il Court;
ldld street.
Passengers from Philadelphia School-y,s Mountain will
leave Philadelphia O'Clock A NJ by the New Rail
ROAD ii:s 20 New Brunswick Coaches from thence arriving
at the Mountain elrly afternoon.
le2s q SANDERSON s KEAN. Prnarietnrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO Be

4 BEAUIIFUL HEAD OF BAIt TO Dc
a had for Three Shiliins.-Read, then JudgeThe Han
y cent bottle OF Jones Coral Hair Restorative. There
be- no dought tamons the sensible scientlc that ms s.
without exception the eicacious article formed oy
science for the purpose We have lately offered several names
orcsons who after using this, have found all rs eP
scented be- Let persons give trial It's but three sh
lings-we assure them they will be well satisfied: Yca must
believe when these persons give their aud certify I'VE
above the qualities Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
Nh. ". Hopkins, 90 King st. New York.
Mr.. Phillips. i93 Boone, cor. Of Woosterst.
Hon Judge Edwards, Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. Pearson, Navy Yard, Charvstown
L. Power, grocer, Fulton st. Brooklyn.
We could offer fifty other of PERSONS who haysiod
this all represented but if the above rot enough no
thing will vince except one trial sold at me syn
in Philadelphia, by Zlehe corner of Third and Dock o
next TO The American Hotel Washington d. T.; 70 nos
ton State ST. in Chaeston s. c., 81 King Albany,
81 S,ates, Brooklyn, l39 Fulton Agents wanted all
other cities. jl3 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

An UNCOMMON INclDENr.-On Sunday morn
ing, says the Dubuque Express of the llth inst.
while the steamboat Rapids was lying at ourland-
ing, working Of steam, a wild pigeon flew directly
over the escape pipe, just after the puff had blown
off, when the air partially returning, drew the
pigeon into the pipe. and down Into the valve 50
that it became closed From this position it could
not be dislodgcd till the escape pipe was un-
screwed and taken off. Several persons on the
landing saw the bird by IN and The cause of the
difficulty thus became Immediately known, other
wise it is possible that an exploslonmay have been
the consequence st. Louis Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

IN CHANCERY, Eighth Clrcuit.-Ihe Sank
Commissioners of the State of New-York vs. the Bank o.
Buo-No,ice is heryby given, pursuant TO order OF the
Court of Chancery dated the 2lSt day Of febar Gi3 that
the subscriber has been Only appointed Receiver Of the proper
" and Effects Of the said Bank Of Buffalo that By said order
it is referred of the lssters OF this Court residing III the
Of all the demands of any description against the sad
Bank OF Bu.lo; and enable the said Master take and
state said account and for the general purpose contemplated
the statute all the creditors Of the said Bark Of Buffalo are
required exhibit their accounts claims and demands against
the said Bank Of Buffalo James Croker Esquire the Was
having said reference III charge his Office in The city OF
Buffalo, By the 18th day of September and become a,
to this suit and default thereof they VIII be ecludsd
from all benefit of the decree which shall BE- made in this suit
and from any distribution which shall be made under such de-
cree Buffalo March the 9Th, 1915
IRA a. BLOSSOM Receiver of the Bank Of Buffalo
JAMES CRoCxER. Master IN Ghaucery. mhil dtSia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

al 4-.sra MORNING BOAT FOR PEEK-
r,.-1sz> SKILL V-rplanck Grassy Point, Sing SinS,
IL lytown Dobbs Ferry Hastings and Yonk
eTs-GreaEls; and Dinner board-he and splenid
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt VIM II. Frazee, will leave
York oEn .e foot Of Chambers street ever morning
same d. 70. o'clock P NJ. except Sundays, when she
,y leave Peelkil al o'clock 2. NJ Landing at the foot
o Hammond street each Way. Freight taken reduced
No1IcEl goods freight baggage, bank bills specie or
other kind property taken SHIPPED, put on board this
boat b the risk OF the of such goods, freight,
Al persons are forbid trusting any of
said hoat or ogydsr,. jeli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
NE.Iv-YORK AND ERIERAIROAD
NrLnnI ETDIIrSc

...r.. NETWORK 4 Nd ERIE,RAILROAD
s:.;s:ssy5i EXTENDED TO MIDDLETOWN, Orange
ounty-On and after Thursday, june !. ths
u Regular Trans viii between NswYork,
Gqs-ini Mddetowa daily Sundays excepted follows:
For passengers leave foot Duenesreet 81 P NJ BY
steambeat ARROW Captain A H. Schultz, taking the Cars
Piernunt sad Goshen q. O'Clock and Middle
Town o'clock NJ Returning. leave Aiidd!etowE Al
". and arrYe AT :New-York az Ii 4 NJ.
An Accommodation Lac for Freight and Passengers leaves
Newf above a N. and Goshen at I2
clock and Midjlstcwn O'Clock p NJ. Returning IezY-
Midi!etOsn 5. p VI. and II the CITY about r.
For Freight leave New ork at a. NJ and arrive Mid
detowa Sene day Returning, leave MddetowI at P. N
and arrive IL Newly oTk same night.
H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
II FOR LlVERPOOL-Packet or July eth
Ssy7rT The racke, ship PATRICK HENRY J. c. Delano
master, will sail as above her regular day.
freight having accommodations a
ply on board, foot OF Maiden Lane,
GRiSNELL, MINTURN & co. 7a Soatla-st.
The packet ship lNOEPENDENCE, Z. Nye master Will
succeed me Patrick Henry. and sail August hhsr regular
day. iel6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

a BEAR IN New JERsEY.-s bear made his
appearance in the neighboyhood of Ho!mdel,
Monmouth county, n. j., for several days last
week. and a party, consisting of twenty or thirty
turned out on Friday last to capture this unwcl-
come visitor. He was shot by John II. Holmes
and weighed los lbs; he was very thin in flesh.
1t is SAID to be the first Of his kind that has APP
pcared in that neighborhood for forty years. 1t
is supposed that he came from the Southern
Pines" as he IS represented to have been seen a
few miles southeast of Freehold, few days be-
fore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

BOWLING.-Fors sale or 10 exchange for stock
=. o. goods or farm the country three year lease
YIN par stock and fixtures, ar i've Ten Pin alleys-ths
0e location In the city Inquire No. c8 Broad ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

The HoAEplNGs OF PAUreR.--In one of the
alns-houses IN England, a woman named Ann.
Steele recently died, and among her ragged
clothes and scanty effects were found several par
GELS containing in bank notes and gold and silver
the sum Of ESQ, or $3.50 This woman had
been receiving parish relief for many years; and
the more extraordinary par; of The story is; that
she Is supposed to have inherited part of this pro
perty from her mother, who had also for many
years been an inmate OF the ahns-house
Such incidents combine, with many other con-
sideralicnS, to recommend ,cork-houses instead of
aims houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
t1 2-7s FOR HUDSON and Intermediate,

r3c72, gF0R HUDSON and Intermediate
f-.z.;-s1- lI4sn5iags-1ke Steamboat WESTCHES
Sss,11. Err Capt WM. II. MELLEN, viii leave the
Zoo; Cedar the ensuing every Monday, Wedns
day and ay O'Clock, p NJ. connecting Hudson with
the ARRIVAL 81 te boat Returning the boat leaves Hudson
TUESDAY Thursday aud sunday, at O'Clock F. VI the
arrival Of touching both ways o, the intermediate
landings For fright rs.sa=e, alpiy on board oro
STORtiS < STEPHENSON, % West-sr.
This boat has been put IN complete order with additional
number Rooms aad will be found pleasant and
comfortable boat on the Tvs1. THIS beat lows 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

SHOCKING ACCIDENr.-Chares Price, a fine
lad about Is years OF age son OF Capt. John
Price, OF this town, who was employed on board
the steamboat Washington, by some mis-step, fell
into the crankpit among the machinery, while
she was under way, and was literally torn to
pieces The engineer being on his post at the
moment, heard cry and stopt the engine, we
understand, after the second revoiution--but it
was too late. The first stroke ic upon has head
which was severely acerated, and SO changed his
position that the next struck HIM Ill the region OF
the abdomen, nearly severng his body, and kill
ing him instantly, Burlington Vt. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

jobbng work and repairing will be done the lowest PesV
bic prices, with every attention and expedition. 49,,
=. BAH articles manufactured b. this Estaoiknheii
Will be stamped K. Hos Co.. thst persons from aoi
may nor be imposed upon with spurious ascies inade ID III
Of hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

oF The of coughs colds consumption, difficulty OF
beatns pain IN the SIDE chest arising ION colds hoarss
potuse exectoati0n and eight sweets, Sc his ned
ae has become established and III estimation of al who have
tG,-dt proved penlnsntY superior 20 medicine OF the
preent day The following certificates from th
respectable persons ths city who would be appy
see any persons respecting tins incidence
DEAR SIR Permit express the deep c obliga
ton under for the discovery you have made For
years past have been afflicted with severe cough and
The raising OF much blood and piem together with
non and general debility and thus decline my
PHYSICIANS and friends utterly depairrd Of my recovery NJ
dian Cough Balm. consented although thought my re-
coyeIy WAS utterly impossible made OF three bottles
and The effects Astounding procured half dozen
more and before bad taken Inc fourth bottle perfectly
restored TO my good health. Yours. respectfully,
WM I. Marsh, cor. Liberty and Greenwich-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

< 7-.yI NAV YORK AND KINGSTON
-s.---Is'.Sn>---iSTEA FAN FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
= : For Kingston and Delaware aud Hud
sou Caua--Stesmhoats NORWICH and EMERALD.
rhe NORWICH, Cspt1in joHr SAMuELs, will leave New
York. foot % Warren ee', Wednesday and Saturday
AZ O'Clock, T. NJ.
VIZ leaye Kingston SR9Gloul Landing every Tuesday
and Enisy, ~ ) CLOCK, p VI.
The EMERALD; Captain JOHN RETcHUM viii leave
SeTGor, loot OF Murray trst, every Monday AID Thur
day NJ O'Clock, 7. Nj
Eiil lsays :nsston tIcndou,) Landing every Welnes-
day aud Saturday al ; O'clock 7. NJ.
FOR frtsht q. pt.Ssge aP9iy- on board mh29 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

q Croton water is relieving great many per
sons who were afflicted with the painful disease OF
stone and gravel. One OF our friends tells us
that no less than 4 dozen eases have ALREADY been
mentioned TO HIM. \ gentleman who was sadly
afflicted with the stone and who resides in Brook
iyn, was induced by what he heard of the etfica-
cy OF the Croton water, to take a keg of 1t to
his house, and TO use ii freely at his store IN the
city, and the disease is removed. Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

To have been for sir years distressed
viii, pain the side and chest ACCOMPANIED with
dry cough hare tined cough remedies bur found
no Isei rem any Of them. induced upon the urgent
$olicitaon Of friends Try Vondersmhs Indian Cough
10 my health. ABaaa HosTox 10 1en E,,,oo..
New York Jan. g, 1873 - 49, ~ $3.50
genuine without the signature OF the
proprietor written upon the label OF the bottle
fIepalea aud sold only by (. ". FONDERSMfTH,
leli zwrod Sole PrornetoI lGl Gresnsicist y. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

$50 FOR SALE.-A Farm OF go acres, situated
s.sftn Shutdown Suffolk county mile from the village
Of Commack, 81 miles from the railroad On sad farm
Is GOOD dwelling house, two good bars with c0w-houSe
wagohouse crib aud other buildings, all II good order;
good youn orchard variety OF cherry aud other t5u trees
for farther particulars inquire Of CHARLES BAKER No.
2s Montgomery street or DAVID BRYAN Brcoklyn. No.
70 FuIton street Jy3 I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

II OLD ESTABLISHED Emgrant Passen
sFsT Ger Office 81 South New York-Resul.r Line OF
subscriber continues bring out persons
nom part OF Grat Britain and Ireland, who may BE-
led by ts. friends here by The regular Inc of Packet ship
,ag every SIX days from Liverpool Persons sending for
esEeiched without delay in Livsrpoo and viii always
been literally bestowed for many years past and those
7stnmiis money can have Drafts payable at all The Banks
,ad Branches Throughout The United Kingdom.
For tafhe, particulars apply r BIZ letter post paid to
ruh7 JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South 81 r
NOTICE.-Afl persons having demands against
New YORK deceased notified pesen; their claims 70 US
within me time prescribed By law.
Washington, Wilkes county, Geo, 18th March 1914
LEWIS s. BROWN,
JOHN H. DYSON,
y' ltsT3n Administrators Of Hasnaa Rsan deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertisement w
this note three times before the first Of july next and ao
OF hciE papers will be ettied payment o! thar "
On buying fonr tines the amount of IL. aou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
DRINTERs AND BINDERS WARERooMs

L Nos. % and 81 Gol6-street, Newly ork.-Apn ls.l
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.-The HOE" Print
ing Press, Machine and Saw Mandatory, IN consequence
OF the addition OF new and improved machGeto tsif ~or
bed grsty reduce the prices of their Presses, and Of fna
ters and Binders materials generally; i'll be by dau
This Estabshm.nt still under the personal snpenteF
dence Of Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe, and they an
all articles manufactured By this Establishment shall relay
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
,han every particular. They hater themselves, Also
,he old friends wnot only continue their a'oTs "a, s
Printers generally will appreciate their endeayors 10 luaS
the very best articles at barely remuneraug prices
Orders from any part of the country for all articles u,f
executed with the aud pompttuts and Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

IL We Learn from the Pos, that James NJ.
Bradley and John P. Reed, convicts in the State
Prison, were pardoned for their exemplary con-.
duct in attempting at much personal risk to them
selves, to arrest the blows inflicted By Rogers
upon the late Warden OF the State Prison, by
which he was MORALLY wounded. Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

DRowNEp-Wc learn from COL Hatch, tina,
Henry II. Dean, blacksmith, was on Sunday
drowned at Taunton while bathing. A young
man, (name not reconected) WAS also drowned
on Sunday at East Budgewater while bathing
Boston Atlas
IL George Everhart, convicted Of murder
was hung at Tallahassee, Florida, on the 18th OF
June. He met death with apparent indifference.
A large number OF spectators were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

4,e>sF. NEWARK AND NEW-YORK-
Fare only 2s cents
.: :S.s- The splendid steamer PASSAIC Capt. j.
Gafiy, oa apd after June viii run as follows:
Leave New }cIi the foot ui Barclay 81. 10 o'clock
=. NJ. and ociocsp. NJ.
Leave Nrwl,k from the foot OF Centre street. a, II O'Clock
A. VI. and At Il p. II.
e = Freight carried AZ very iow rates. je5 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

ga TO CAPITALISTS-Th hsli OF valuable
:;s and productive Property for sato good partner on
LIE very ow and accommodating rernS. The Property Is m
Necas on the enns yvania and Ohio anal in Beaver and
Mercer Counties and consists Of Saw Mi WIN Saws tnit
cut about 1000 feet per av and rents for $3.50 soy nT'cs
Flour Mill with run OF burr> and mannicur- ICE bb's
good flour yer day The Four and Saw Mills hsye al Dew
works and machinery and In first rate order. The Mill rents
sr Sjco per an9um: NoIligs I'LL MI fe!ory ,, ana
bv w.tr power formed by thu ShenlHgo and NaShagnock
Greeks The Rolling Nil drove BY By Gr9m y IN
AL has Sheet Mil Bar lrcu ili Hammer and >ina ,nide
and Hoop Mil Furnace, and sufficient for DING aIs 2uSl
ness Boats pass w and down the Race from The WORKS TO
the Canal and the expense all drayins hauling coal
&C. There II Dwelling Houses, a?d Mumhi OF SHOPS
from $50 10 $3.50 Zach on the pfeUsrs and sales at Newcastle
for all the Eon ais Sc manufactured 2a demand nceaS'
pr9vsmen,s have about six months ony ne Iron oTks
Will rent for about 5000 The property TWO years ago,
COO aad since at time 81 OOG hlyebc lai GU; IN I'm;
proyemeni TO good asHst who can pay 2o99 , a ANU
Will given. The profits have en large ,tes last eisht
months. For further particulars pleas, apliE e. p,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

All kinds Of Agencies SC. attended to, nnd Al letters
on business (lost paid) promptly offended 10 u SD 1t"
5ssg. FARM FOR SALE very cheap tor cash, or
80 will be exchanged ,r city properly fifty of land
bonse barn and other outhouse new in Saratoga Co..
near the causl and railroad. Enquire Of ,,,
49, w BURR, BENEDICT & BEEBE.
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

sELIZA8ETH.PORT AND NEW
DIRK FERRY COMPANY.-SPRIsc and
ustsiE Az ,rGsnExrs-Fa-s l2i Cents
he he's stfanbe2is WAfERWITC II AMI CINDEREL LA
iy ay tfn shZAtrFort Newly ors touching at Nav
Brighton md Port ,7i, RRenen1 each Trip, as follows:
SPR!S.G ARRANGEMENT
Leave E!ixahztf-fort. Is,vs N.wynrk
~ 1a, ana II o eoc L. NJ AZ a. aud I9 O'Clock, 4. VI.
A. And : . S,oeS I. NJ III "a and o'clock, F. NJ.
At O'Clock A. NJ and f2ii s, IN o,cIo.I AZ ,,d ..
and 4. o'clScks ?. ". and r o;rISrk n
SUMMER ARIA SC;EsiTS;T ~
IN ant sit=T the Isl day OF June 1888,
AZ 81, and IL O'Clock a. NiAti .: and IN. o,cocl II
* l, aud 8! O'clock ?. NJ Ar ? and 81 o.cock NJ
Cv SUNDAY ON S--Sn.y
- 70 ad Z o:eIoe 10 sna i ii o'eloek a
B;-fsSstnssrs for Wss,fed, Scotch Plains, Psin;eld
sotasrrilis. Eason and Schoo.ys Mountain
y Inc EfkI6rth-oTn and Somerye Railroad Cans wil
s2re New IA Tie 81 o'clock boat in the no,nRc and il
5hE 1 o clock hn4ts u ,i. afternoon
FassxssIs from h O'Clock boar viii leave Ssrneylle IL
' iol fast9n and :o Seooeys Mountain on the arrival
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