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g. FOR ~ALE-The story brck ? f1ni fous- 90
n. l5 Barrow > between Blocker and oeciofl Fof
further particular apply 10 ,,vr
is25 A J. BLEECKfR.7 Broaf-st near W..-st
a. rot RTH-~T.-The story siie hinl-nt-i ofleA
IL House No - FOurihst with a. me aour'n 'nl'O'e
nenis. Apply 20 ,,.v
US J BLEECKER. Broad st near Wal st
r.. FOR sALt-The two-s0ry bnca house NO. 10
b.. Amos street. north -oe near bieecssf AppissU,
Is-5 A. }. BLEECktk, btoe1-- nea :. a--
G.: SEVENTH AVENUE and iist stEeet-for sac
L re- lot. the West SIDE VI 'th A'enu q ~ ~
w. corner Of 4lsi street Apply !" E4O hAhD
VAN Dl ny, Jr.. No. II Wal street - ="
O. FOR >ALE-The new s.ory an basement House
Il ana Lot SIS .ighth--t- =, -.
To LEr-ln apartments, the ne" rear house '-'
Also Paors and Bedrooms 4 new house - Nonroest
Also the Basement Rooms front and oacs rarors or Ne
nrsi DOR and Lie third Foor Of he elegant house va %
teurhst y B. Possession gwen .nn-,iia riy inquire
u WIS -w+l r. NHlITtNOht. - LeNls .
O. STEAM POWER snd rooms 10 '-s N NE Tn
Ia oune Buildings Apply al ms once ,s.
a. FOR sALE,-N-ar West Farms, two niles from
= Harlem and it miles from CRY han N "-sfchrs'e'
County Farm OF 3 arres on whoa Is pew bodse
and farm house barn and out houses Wiz ir In Aet-
dance OF al kindS The sbove pscr VII &c soa sscri-
bee applied for soon, the owner intends easng ne
STATE. For particulars hssdbills a. ~ Irnpers -
Grands- OF Mr Honeywelfs - Bayard-st
JyIs sw' J. GARLAND, Gardner, ne9 "esiIEnA
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T. DISTANCES AND RATES OF FARE

~NOTICE.-sisfcn Island Ferry, s1 er n 4
ss41z-xi Whrrha.l street The stoamoosts 81 r. e.
s1sn<n1 and STATEN ISLANDER wi11ies'
York every hour, except r. NJ, commencing sns a.
anu r. ST. Leave Staten Island every non sA''r
81 commencing al A. NJ until P n ,.., fros
Bon sundays the boats will leave every ~ ~ ~
A. NJ until / p u and from T. ~ un" e. ~
hxu bouf.
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Jnsuranre.

I,IRENEN-S INSURANCE Company, No. - Wa
L street OF Hanover street. continue 20 ins.
AGAINST damage By Ere on the most reasonsoie
FIT LUQUEER. President
~, c,.x Ssrr.,rv v-Sl ta
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DY ORDER

by ORDER OF he Hon. Michael l. l'hoeref, hl-i
ID Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas TOR The Ciy ad
County Of New York-Nouce hereby gwen pursuant ~
M i,ion. OF the statute authorizing attachments against
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued Hss'
fi. estate OF ALFRED 4. WOOD; aTesident OF the state
o CONNECTICUT and that the same VIII be SOLD Tor e pay
nt 81 h. debts uns. he appear and discharge such NJ
fschuenf according to law, within pine months from le
fr-t publication of this notice and insi The pay rns 81 ay
h, e m him by residents OF this state. and the delivery
m aim or FOR his u-e any properly within this state be-
nrur 10 him. aud the transfer any such property by
nm are frhIen by law and vOid-Daed the 9TH day
- i,iv 10, 'GEO {. GODDARD,
III is,varn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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MI, MI u,rIIL LIfL nj KANCK CON.

Condition Of tbs Office t< a Of February and at hi' f
Ire No Of Ps.ers ssd o.. hscpis Los ErP. SmL ma
Janasry Si.. 1886 sl2t6s1 sTtA snES
June 81 1918 l9l,~I So,,.o 1850
. ,nS,si i:s reo,y. ~ se1'2S lo.'.I $3.50
''"'' NJ ROBINSON, President
Samuel HAsN,y. Secretary.
MrSrusS Posr. Physician, ~ Broadway Jyl lmc
,I'HE CROTON CMlT uAI.l lN>t 90:
L OFFICE no - WALL-STREEI, ~ The tlif,
OF NEW.YORK.-Ths Company lnsures hs INC MANN
Nn-sa,ion T-nsporaten and Fire Risks by MS Iharter
he profit. be paid back 10 the sssure IN proportion
la n. amount OF Premiums paid by them respectively the
rates and Of Insurance VIII be- moderAe anu hDe'A'
and The assured sub Get respOn- bliy.
TRUSTEES
lama. Hama, Iobn La.,. John Boyd,
T1,.ari r. rh.rdson lame. Phaen John Herrck
Geo De Kay, sam'l A Lawrence, iueo .iNcc,,
VIM Furuiss John blcnrsl, Loihs ttn"'"s,
Cyrl. Chen-ry Geo Whitaker, ,nes n >uydan'
George PAlsn, VIM Bursoyne, Shes VI ', ,nua-i'
Abrsm Van Nest, WIN COHzcns, Charles Nose,
r.a-s u Ncn.. Jno = BuusrSrrh. saInl Sherwood,
LadOck Pratt Herman nnuil' gan',' a, -.
Fila. T Aldrch Lawrence Hill, THOMAS Nohahan'
Nm 81 Tn,yn.end John Breasted, Leonard Appcby,
James Crlksnank, Asa : ,rnsun' "
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, |icePresident
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary
Can't SAMUEL CASDLsR, Marine Inspector
WftIt,N wells Fire surveyor WV
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~ 1880 NEW.N UKk AND HAIL.
kSA RAILROAD CO.-ssmmr A r~x

Afh 1SRAILROAD Co.-ssmmr 1 rTnx
u3"Gp xnfs-On and after Monday, Pn - -
u,, ttr ar, will run as follows VIZ Leave Chy "
Yorkville, Harlem and MorrslAns u aV 10 y
Las 11,4 5, $50, 6 p. NJ ,,,, p15ys iJc,
Leave City Hall for Forthsm and "liAain' De'
T. 10 A. NJ; 2, 80, SOP W. o.u, spM
Leave City Hall for White Plains. !, 10
Leave Morrisana and Harlem fof Ciiy HAL NV W
LAM lS4h520s $50, 7+5 r. " ,..nAN
Leave Williams Bridge for City Hal y ''"' ~"
.s :, Whe Pains for City Hal TO, 1910 NJ l."
5loPM. ,,,,,AM snd IL
CITY Hal al If5 p. NJ for The present.
cent
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cAsr.sTEEL EDGE TOOLS.

CAST-STEEL EDGE TOOLS.
V,HE Resl Genuine CONGERS TOOLS can only De AZ
Al Is Attorney street where sy made and finished
with my own hands therefore can recommend them and
George Bngs Co.'S Pau street Ihoss Ioo. onrlea
stamped Conger are not my MAKE and aye ors ~
deceive. Mine stamped thus "Consef, New. ofAo
stded 6- having an Interest In the business liberal dD
count 10 Dealers Please observe ue stamp, co.ovp
ny2s3m- JUN ooNonn
HNE OF KICH'~ Improved Pst-nt ,slamaider Sales
~ ~ An ~. "a men purchased the second Of June
AT OF A. Marvin iSs. street agent Tor ne manu-
factuer exposed 10 the most Intense hesI curing ne
IT, ,ore Which ioceupIed No 20 Brosdsree
rr,y consumed safe fe from The second story about
fifteen ie-i into The cellar and renaned there fourteen hours
and when found tod aud from rs appearance a.ef-
wad. should Judge that had been heated 70 red heal
On opening the BooAs and Papers found not TO have
deem I'M. ordes sufficient to confirm fully the reputation
Richs safe has already Obtained Fog presrryng ~ COO
tents against a. hazards l>gnedl "M. DLOoDOOOD'
Sew-lo July H. ~
The undersigned purchased OF A > Marvin, lSs: " aer
street Rens Improved Patent sasmsnder sales Of
Tha store enley consumed n lie great eonnagraion
OF the morning OF the lstn INST A.,
and on opening Books and Papers were found entirely
uuinured by ere and only slightly wet Inc Gamer Oh
some Of The books was gareasd 9y ns e15s GSKgirr
New-York. july p. lS45 yPlne.treet
A TTiIA and Horuel.yi.e RAi.rosd--Sotee l'nereoy
n gwen. that IN pursuance Of an act entitled Al acl 70
provide for h- Of Railroad from Airca 70
bonneville" passed May Il, 1915, Books viii be open ior
subscriptions 10 the capital stock OF The Aca and no
vile Railroad Company At The Manson house IN ne e o.
VILE and the Evans Hotel IN The village Of Aiucs on
"Wednesday. the 10Th day Of September neIi Al 70 oeoch
In the forenoon and continue open for two days. thereafter
Dated Buffalo, July 10, iSi6 ,,,-,,
GEO PALMER, w sMIIh;
JAMES R DooLfrrLE, !, L B sAsT9X
W. NJ. HANLEf, WALlEh JOr'
/ iva 5w Comm. ionera
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r. NEW ARRA<GEMENT-fA
SKp1Sp radySpySTy Line SE
BOSTON-DiRECr.-Th time. week zach way
The Ssanch and favort~ Steamboat NEPTUNE, CON.
r,snfed by Capt William Rollirs, having comprs~d Ter
i'm rrovenlens will resume u1ps Saturday Ss MAY
a. kollows Leave NewYors from Per No 5, Nor1 Rs.
~ FOR New port Providence and Boson direct. Moe
tsv "Wednesday and Friday. STRIVING Prosiderc~ IA the
f, he morning OF 10 Boston, Ts1nlon. New Bed
,,S Fa RIVER Sc snd also connects with he scar
-,ring Past on the kennetcc snd Penobscot rivers
,,rork p NJ RETURNING, viii leave Prospaeac- foe
Ss.pprt and Sew-York. rgesiay Thursday snd Sal
urs.v 81 s. o'clock. p NJ on he arrival OF he MAI rrsa
OF Car. from Boston IL, A..
E,sv f-om New.York 10 Boston, cabin. Sis
p-rk Passengers from New-Yors To Bosicn... tlSri
Cshin Passengers 10 Newport and Providenee.... IS
Deck Passengers rom Nsw'fok 20 ti,.laenee "
Er,istt from Nrw.yor 10 Newport snd Providence,
lets per foot
For further PARTICULAR enquire ., ,.,,.
GFO p FAIRCHiLD, 10 Westsrect.
or Of JOHN H. RICHMOND, Providence
.,s a, IN. o-,~e IN The .,ear,hoAf landing mySi
A. persons are forbid trusting this bcN eNeep' on ~n-
ten orsr- from ne Captain. Other bills oc pei
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ANEM-tOhN NInSSs N W.
ss-R--l> LINE.-Fos ALss>s AID Troy DistSf-
rsann1 The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt n
Many Will leave the foot OF Courtand street. TUESDAY
evening At 7 O'Clock - -. -, -,
The Fmpr. owing her light dram Of water VIII be en-
s,.d AT all times pass the bars aud rrafh AbsnN ana
Troy In ample take the Morning Train oil n' Fast
or Nest -, - -, - =, ~
~ For Freight OF Passage, apply on board, or TO ..
CLARK si the (par- on the Wharf rb
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IN n
sAAts-N-For Albany and Troy, and iniefmsdss
- places The lo.-pressure steamboat itoi,
Cant A 1orhsn will leave New-york from Pier al ths
dot of street At O'Clock A. NJ. every Tuesday
Thursday and saturday Returning, viii leave Troy 81
o'clock 4 NJ and Albany O'Clock A. NJ. every Monday.
Wednesday al Friday. ,,. -
~ For passage or freight apply board the boats 90
,oF Hall NJ the Office the wharf, pot of Barclay
The low pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves NEWTON
at 2 O'clock A. NJ. Monday, esday and p isy
Returning, will leave Troy At d o'clock A NJ and Albany
al oclos IA NJ every Tuesday. Thursday ana safosy'
For passage freight apply on board the boats or 20 y
Hail slthe Office on the wharf foot " Bsrclayst ley
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a., >rw-YORk. ALA>Y s. TROY

:.ys,-lLLNE-F.r Albany s.s Troy pl Enrias
,.,, n n Macy will leave the steamboat pier t"ol OF
rland = every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday sner-
noon. AT O'clock . 80, 4, N. -
Tie steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt WIN H. Peck, every
Nondsy " ,rineslay and Friday afternoon, All O'Clock
For Passage Freight apply on board or NJ IN" once on
ffl, wharf
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HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY:

So.. or damage sy r on Inc most reasonable terms
TT. LuoUEER, President
Neil Gs,Y. Secretary N-2lLa
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 .OeO->grplgs SOS ,OOO.-OGee II
\ and &c WasL-The losses OF ms Company oy le "a
here vii remain >-to'' oi me srlts aier paying a.. @
oss-. The Company continues 70 maze insurance, IS here
,,.S,rs 4 HANEN>, President
Laws PHILLIPS. Secretary. iy.. I'm
THE LoNG-IsLAND INSURANCE CO.
CAPIraL $500 .O0O.-Ohce y tu,oh sisrs, Or oa
CIV ~ NewYork on favorable terms having es' oy ne
Srsrt ire only about per cent Of their osgiAL -
The losses sustained p * !Si SSsP'"' VIII "
R'W De Lsna,er William :. Packer. Frel's Ms5qash1
Joseph Sprsgue, W. Horace Brown hos W oif~'AA
Vsn-v Youre Amos 2. stanton, james >ae-eoh,
p p.s 100 John A Lott Geo. :. H0wlsat
r b Hutehnson. Thomas Bsyts, Daniel Ayre-,
Rohert Hicks. Smuh WOo1lll Dsnie. A. nooo'-s'
ch.res J. Tsyor. Neziah Wright -e'e hyae ~
r V W Thorue, George slss y9n rc ; ~ w Ni
p c. FINN. >ecy. y : ..-
1I,UE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Somps
a,s5 On Ssr're yos.es exceeding 5000 ,OOO-aer
~. $50. lain. nv he late Confagraron-cCn-
& - ;r.,,, ,s,in.t ios. or damage BY FIRE. ard the
.-,.,is. ~ NARINE ard INLAND NAVIGATION, on
the most favorable Terms. IL. ,-.-.
~ Claimants by he recent fire sre reqaes's 10 io'NNu
-b.i- claims for immediate siusmenL
TRUSTEES.
lame. De P Ogden Sawl L. Mitchell A. NJ Merchant,
Jane. Brown samuel W llets >per :; neieNN-
Iahn e;ihor wm- D. Thompson. Ame Reed.
= R,-,,,r Nm Adams. Richard Irwin,
. Sn,sori r Whitmar-h Loring Andrews.
A %orre Benz. Richards, Ao,m Bel.
= = 4 cSm.,ock james Reyburn. F. H. Desno,
? II Wh,more. Wm IL A.pmwal. A Foster Jr.
rsx : Ssnd.r.or Thos w Ludlow, G. W. Gray,
so MI T. Tasor. T fS s Richards. Jed Frye,
Edw'd Center, john .ryIiel, y'''' NAVY
NeN'' 'JANTs P pr OGDEN President
A. NJ MERCHANT, Nice-President
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THE ALLIAHCE MuTrAL NJ Ln |. is6Se

,I,UE HOW ARD INSURANCE CONAN
make Insursnces agsinst loss or damage by FIRE sf1
INLAND NAVIGATION, on terms Is isVofao'c ~ my
other similar institution IN the city
~ Csnlsl : M Nsl-lfrce No Il Wal-sue-t
DIRECTORS.
, u.. Caleb ID Hsi.ed John Rankin,
~ IT,, Nm " Todd. Meigs ID Benjamin,
I PhiIhps Phrnix. WIN Couch. Nathaniel Need
...,.t - rnc.s, u l. Wooley ferdinand >gydsm,
- - j yarnun Henry Thompson,
- N xy,l.. Nichael BALDWIN Peter l. \esius
,S,.,r5 A,fnnnv X. HANEN>, President
~ ~ D., - Secondary diStfy
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LINE AT,O O'CLOCK

-n%s~ MOKNINts LINE ~
.usrNIs.5N FOR ALBANY, TROY, and intermediate
s1sEnsassso Landings from the Steamboat Pier al tho
s,,t of Barciay street Leaves New-loik at oc.ocs A.
NJ Monday "Wednesday AMI Friday, aud Troy Mooelseh,
A. NJ Albany all o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday, thursday ana
Sunday breakfast and Dinner on board ihe boat
The new low pressure steamboat NlAnAhN, capt n
De- root on Monday W enesdsy and Friday Morn.ng,A
o'clock , $3.50. ~ ~ nan
For passage or freight apply on board or r. b. HALL
A. the Office on the wharf
Norlcr-An goods freight. baggage bank bills specie
or any other Kind Of property takon shipped, or put on
BOARD this boat must be- the nsk OF the ow ners Of such
80 - IL t,',..,,.. ~ ,eO
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rn-NH HARLEM -rAIE-..fro,. .
SEEzs& r,lle for cents, starting each way every
~ minutes from A. VI. to NJ with stage each Way
nsP NJ and up from Boweryl at II T. NJ Ims Is NE
cheapest .age-ridng the world and citzen- VIII ma
ride To Harlem pleasant ard heslrlL Fare on sundays
II. cents for any distance Good stages and willing horses
el4uy j. Muhfhi' % 'na'""'n'-
- -r.-,7sssss-TO WESTERN
~ -ssf5fv TRAVEL ERs.oreai - szlsssssSs7Is
MAILS PASSENGER 49, -,
PHIA BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND, To WHEELING,
PlTTSBURG and CINCINNATI =. Through IN " houfs
from New York 10 Wheeling and Piltsburs
Passengers going directly through
Leave New-YOrka A. NJ by haroaa
Arrive IN Philadelphia At n NJ
Leave Phadelphiaa Z. NJ. by seamooal
Leave Baltimore al IA. NJ by the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad.
And arrive at Cumberland at 5P.M
Leave Cumberland al r ni by the Nauohsi
Road and Good Intent Stage Lines, and arrive IN wheeling
Pisburg next evening. -,
en built steamboais at Brownsville and thereby have only
- miles Staging the whole route with choice OF day
or igh, travel
Frstcass steamboats, leave Wheeling and Psburg hour
" and Passengers are forwarded without delay To GIN
CINNATI and a. other Ports IN the South and West Fare
- TO Cincinnati ,,.t.
For Through Tickets by this route, apply IN Philadelphia
at the Railroad Office OF Market and Eleventh streets
or Al q South Third street. board steamboat Dock ST.
Fare through from Philadelphia Wheeling, 49, to
Pisburg Ell, with the privilege Of stopping ON me route
and resunIng AT pleasure ...
For further Information, apply 10 j. L. sLEMMhh,
Agent, the Office Of Adams Co.'S ExPress,
II w all 81. " Y.
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ls4o-sUMMER AkRANG EMENT.iS>2
IL ASEW,fQRK ANp LhlL do.h.. u

IT, >SEW-YORk AND EkIE Kali. IckA
EAK-NROAD LINE for Mddletown, 0osnsb -
and intermediates PLACES TWO Sy
Lines each way ~ follows; -. .,.-,,.
tosf ST NICHOLAS Capt ALExAsDgs H. SCHULTZ ~.
lesrs The foot OF Duane-.treet daily Sunday essepea
hail. past O'clock A. NJ and 0eocs r. ~. Im.s.
&c konr. R.iurnng Lhe cars VIII leave hifdirlo"H~'
A. ~ and half past r. NJ al, -, - n-s, q,
For Fraght-A basye sill leave every afternoon u
,c,oe. SUNDAY, excepted -ireight will not b" frc'e
eo~ ,nst boar Shippers hereby notified that r JAIL
~ In con-. gn.~ and depot station where goods are "
IN must be distinctly marked upon each sfIiee, oA0"
tf.sy Will not be received. .~r,
Forflr,lr particulars inquire Of J. Van Rsnss~ss ago.
corner VI Duane and West srreis. -,
''''~ H. C. SEYMOUR, superiniendssI
New York, April lat lst5 49,. -
re- Stages run from Middletown daily 10 conneruoh ~
The afternoon Inc u BoomIn gbgr gh. Wurs1oro
Mount Pleasant, Binghamron, Owego, Por JEWS "'"
dale, Carbonate, &c. ,x Nm.
Va 5ondsss, I" enbesnafs am r''.~' ns5i
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&C. alK NEMNIKa.ii-

SPRING and CORNWALL
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt CH.sLts hAL,
,rg,p will leave the Waren--reei Pier every Monday ",
o'clock, and Tuesday and fnday al O'Clock, n. 49,
ing viii cave Neyshurgh every Tuesday Morning
o'clock and every Wednesday and Saturday al oeosA'
Pm o,, - u,.ss.
rut on board this boat without bsng entered on ur vo"S
rae.p FOR must he At the Of The owners '~froL 20
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CITY OF .BKOOkLYN.-A
XALIABLE PROPERTY for .ale. b II

Es; Willow street. Also, two on inc street. near tu-
-~ ton Ferry, BROOKLYN II ght-. For terms, SC apply
TO RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr. No. n Wal street IVA !"
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i84s-oPPosITIoN TO MoNoPoLY,issss9s: .,

NETWORK AND ALBANY EMPRESS
-NLISF-Through without landng.-I1
new low pressure and swim running steam
loat EXPRESS will commence her regular tflPs lo'
lie season and will continue until the close OF nayss
i,n Leaving the pier al the foot of ROBINSON 81 regularly
rue.Isvs fhnr-dsys and Saturdays and Abarr Monssy'
Wednesdays and Frdays At r NJ and Will arrive IN am
= time To take the morning Of cars East or West
This boat hticd up with splendid sis. rooms on ~,
and her fIrnre il ali new and of the best kind For Ps
sag- apply board A. above. "a.
R-Fr.ighi taken At low prices. mo ~
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81. I'D s2cl-R Railroad Line 10 Bosioa, va Nor.
s----H wich srl Worcester from Fer No Nofii
River DA.lv NJ ociO;. 7. NJ by he steamers eopaaa
ard Traveller. ,, . 49,,
The CLEOPATRA. Capt DgslAn, VII cave Mondays,
NA3nr.r.v. All Fraavs TIE WORCESTER Capt D.
Ra.on Tuei.vs Thursdays and Saturdays a. O'Clock os
Aliens Po,r hen take The Car AID suNe m Boston N
time 10 take the Esry Train Fat By ms Line me 'sea
ger have no thange of Cars Baggage Al Ainds
,s.n NV Inquire 81 BrOa ~. on the " hsrt lyo
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IT.abcfh'orrn, " July :, i8i5. - u,,o .
F'',on.sfreet Sevy.York iva lmeod'
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q
G.sck- Tir1a y.

Rssa,y, Edward
Raymond. Benia'n
Rawdon. Laihrop
Radiord. William
RLy. James NJ.
RaInires Son, Dr.
Antonio
Raymond. NAnion
Rc~t. PatrHk
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Waiter, George
Walker, George
Waite. James
Waklsy, Selccn ;.
Walker, HougHon
C..
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-n-,FOK MiD>ON AND INTEKME.

ErStpf URGH-FARE 50.-Lafsing al an eoun our
and's Dock, (P-ekssiJ West POINT, 20"
snung Cornwall ewburgh Flshkill ari Hamburg
The new and fast sieafner EUREKA, Captais wa
DINE TEUEsDsLG leaves ne iDot OF bhf. sure a,,
Sunday. esceotessl al 4 Z. b. Leaves P0ughkoepss
! past A. NJ. -. o.
. r 4 UATI. AGENT At III. Office % the wharf. els
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Real estate.


q. y-fourih 10 Tveniy-sixih streets 10 ease thginis
- building lots for al purpo-es-on hish srooro-tNo
FOR oug or short terms low rents. Apply 10 X GOOp
MAN. Attorney a. Law. Commissioner for New Jersey
Ohio Sc Cedar street lyli5r4'
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Mr. Turneys election seems not to have
pven UNIVERSAL satisfaction to othc universal wing
'ar'y'" All the wings at Nashville do not hail
with reclamation. And we have not recently
ZEN more angry strain of vituperation than the
|Memphls Enquirer" (the wing organ) pours
ptnA on the Both ult, on receiving the tdings of
ps unexpected event. 1t declares its feelings in
tone Of grea. Indignation:
.ae mass oil whis members Of the Legislature follow.
Is ,ne counsel Of few shortsghted party leaders about
bco. n nave united with corporas guardn of loco
M I'm ne mountain district, and elected to the Senate
em'eu states one Of the most notorious demag
I democrats in the State Of Tennessee. AT the
mng TINS paragraph. have not the official
(nrr ~ the newspapers; but we are assured that
owes his election entirely to the wing party We
= 49,. s 70 express modification at O result which
r.. me dignity Of the senatorial Office, or to
oosng politicians who could be willing for the mere
spiting their adversaries 10 dele by
|ho WIN one Of the paltriest slaves party They
m oe held to fearful accountability by that mainly and
E,sensnm party, whose pride they have humbled by
to the Of tactics hitherto held in detesation
',e'y man worthy the name Of WING.
manly and magnanimous party" indeed,
"0'e leaders would stoop to coalition during the
T. PRESIDENTIAL campaign with the abolitionisis
VINO hey now complain, did sting them to the
Pu-who stopped to court the ''nativc Amcri-
f'S ior their Notes.-The clique, whose setting up
4 themselves is now annoying and thwarting the
[nx'-and, last Of all, the "manly and magnani-
|'u' party" whose leaders have just been seeking
summation even with the antireniers, for the pur
1 'e o' carrying the Empire State.
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THE pIANETARY SYSTEM.


Four OF the planets (there are IL Of them in all
are now visible in the heavens, to wit: Jupiter
Mars, Saturn, and Venus. The earth is the obser
vatory from which they are seen. Mercury and
Herschel might be SEEM fthe first was not so near to
and the last so far from the sun, to be invisible
to human optics The four asteroids are SO small that
they can be seen only with the aid Of a telescope
So all the planets that are ever visible without tclc
scope) 10 the inhabitants Of the earth, may pe be
seen at one view. Just stand facing the soethi
cft near the eastern horizon, is JUPITER before him
Mars, remarkable for the redness Of its light; yard
or two TO the right Of Mars, is Saturn, palc'crb
dstinguishabIe from the stars by its motionlcss gh
On the right Of the observer, near the western hor.
lion, is Venus, known by its sparkling lus,re. Here
we have all the planets OF the system that ordi-
nary visible TO the unassisted vision All the
Of the glit,ering luminarics sums and doubtless
the centres of systems az large, as glorious, rs dr.
versifcd as our own.-.NcJok Herald