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~ .fOR III D>U> AND I>rERMt.
ss.lSDiATF LANDlNGs.--The steamer huD

zni's Dock, fPeek-sill) West Point Cod
Spring, Con~sL New burgh. tishsll and Hamburg
TIE new and last steamer EUREKA, Captain Wa
DIM TsUsspEiL. leaves the foot OF Barclay street. day
Sunday. excepted al 1 Z. NJ. Leaves PoushAeepss u
past A. NJ.
For gh or passage inquire the Captain on board Or
" T. ]. HALL. gent Fl he Office on the what. lel
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susuIlfnc.
AtILLi ,1i~Ei i.ssH IRE ir-arslee Co q 60
w Gram - L-lf - -rrt. " -l.-Ii-ll n
-enrs once = Valet M foi +.

WILL ,n>Hi LiiH r.rs Re. ia-ar,lss Co zee
w Gram - Lflr .- -rti. " il..-Ir-slf n
A-errs ohce - Ws-lsti NJ 10.
in,i i-ral4 continue t1 insure a-s- les ana --.
axe ~ Gre ol IS favorable terms e. o.lei 01lccs
DIRECTORS
S-nle Ni.-.s. C.lr',- q. hanty Frsncis s.sia'--.'
Tloa-a. McErsih Lr--'i iticisris'a frea " "a. r.
Nicholas NYcsvl Clsi-in Zsnri-see. Ssmue. d. ..-fp
4. l. Bc1el.sf, Joan >sllmsn, 4 I AZ b'-Arle~
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President
WssHi~sToS Posr. Agent
JoHN r. koaESrs, surveyor. VS. fN--z
OFFICE 81 the CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ No. IS Wal St coming Ire Mechanics sars n ihe
Cry of Stw-iors.-T-s Company hy hs recent FIRE
-l5en Their assets over ali abrve all cHius AGAINST
them exceed i"No' They continue % insure Msnlc aud
FIRE ri.ss a. faif rates-
TRUSTEES.
James Harper Lonns Antr-x- Robert Lane
E.dward RICHARDSON. Jo-eph Non-s, joan Gchris-
James Pha.en, Leonard Appi-by jas sgydan,
:. A.. Law renee. As Crosby John i.A-zls-
Edwin r. Tr-inain, John J. Hernes ssln sherwood,
,.lls II. Cranda.., Abraham ' al Nest lanes Coos,
Iohr breasted. VIM Cozxens. Elias = Aldrch
James Cms-hank, Herman Gould. Geo W Whitaker,
J. I.eanfer Starr THO Meyer, Thos NonAhan,
Charles L No-c, Cyrus Chenery, ororse fA~u,
Z.docs Prat Lawrence Hill VIM Burgoyne,
Co { De Kay VIM n Townsend.
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice-President
NICHOLAS C.RsoLL. Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL GAMBLER. Marine Inspector .
Also Inspector for "Lloyts for The Port OF Ne"-f OH
jy5 yOs
V,HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Corapa-
i ny-Ofce No - W a. -trret-Nl IN SOUND HpitA'
pledged for futur- Losses exceeding SlOO.0OO-siler
PAYING Their entire claims by the late Conisg raon-con-
nue 10 insure against loss damage By FIRE, ana the
casualties Of MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, On
the most favorable Terms.
aimants by the recent fire pre requested 10 forward
their claims for immediate adjustment
TRUSTEES.
lanes De ?. OGDEN sam'i L. Mitchell A. NJ Merchant,
lame. Brown S.mu-i Willets Sp'er : Benedict.
John Cihon, VIM d. Thompson. Alfnei Reed.
= Rurru WIN. Adams, Richard Irwin
p spnrort r. Nmimar-h. Lorng Andrews,
A <orrie R-ni Richards. Ab'm Bel,
ID. A. CoulstOck. James ReNburn. r II Deiafo,
P NJ Whimore, VIM. H. A-pinw A. Foster. Jr.
Fdw Sander-on Thos W. Ludlow, q W. Gray,
A Woodruff Leod : Suarez. Jas H. Van Allen,
Rob'i l. Taylor, Thus. Is. Richards, Jed FRYE,
Fdv'd Center John Cryder. jacob Harvey
Henry Chauncey, schuyler LIVINGSTON: .,
JAMES P. DE OGDEN President
A NJ. MERCHANT, Nice-Pre-ident
LEWIS BE~TOS Secretary. jy3u
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Use sCARPA's ACOUSTIC OIL, the only cure

y Drhfnr.s
Scsrpss Compound Acoustic OIL for the cure Of Deafness
pains and the discharge of matter from the car Ho All
those dssgreeahle noises like the buzzng Of insects falling
Of water Ic &C which symptoms ofspproachrg deal
ness and also generally attendant with the ci-eu-c
How many thousands Yea, Of thousands are here,
who in consequence deafness prved Of many Of n-
pleasures of social intercourse and who would give he
world ir possible possess It'll they could again
have th,ir hearing restored.
The following Certificates viii be read win interest IS
they speak fact. which are stubborn things
PmLADELPHI.. Jan 4. iSia
hereby certify that when was about twelve year- old,
gradually became deaf inbOihears that IN aew months
found impossible to hear unless IN the very loud
rs, tones fvoce. remained In that situation until last
summer period Of ghc.n years, when heard OF scar
Pal Compound acoustic OIL Immediately obtained bot
te which have used and am happy 10 say has acted
ike magic, and quite cured me ANY one "ismns further
will find by calling my residence Concord street nfsI
door above Second street
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DAgUERRIAN GALLERY

L. WHITE. 10 BROADWAY, up stairs, Nolii f'-pe'.-
IL. fully cal the attention o citizens ani -n - - /
the CIV hi splendid lection o' DA'l r.Nhfp-
TYPE PORTRAITS single or iu groups from .N : per
on the Plate. which for beauty ani hfriaet Of
renraon cannot be surpassed. Portraits isAeu Do a snds
II weather either viii without lh- c0ors, '" prices ~
which he la reiuci io hose charged By The mos n~spe
r.-nc-f in the business.
The American Institute siit- exhibition awarded Mr.
WHITE The Fr.t Premium for the best Ds1lrreIiype
Lik-ue-ses lfor grouping and general elect which : but
another proof OF Tie -ip.riorrvo ms Portraits Rl2Uy
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5lbools.
THE MISSES COLES


BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
ID No Ruigerssr.et opposite the Church. VIII reopen
Monday. 1t september. sn<o w
ID T.. JENks, select School for BOys, 612 bsOadway,
IL. will reopen on Monday, the Is Of September 81 u
INDICATION.-Mrs and the Misses MacAoam-
II Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. VIII re-
open on MONDAY the FIST Of September At No 70 Fourth
street The studies comprise all the branches OF thorough
English Education with Music. French &C. Circulars and
references be- had al the above number. anj' IT.
MRS. HYDE'S SCHOOL for Young Ladies' cor
WI ner Of Pineapple and Willow SIS Brooklyn The
next Of this school viii commence on Monday The
an Of September sn}0 Ct
MISS ARABELLA CLARk>' School for Young
wi Ladies' No A Mercerstreet. near Broome street,
will commence It's fall term Monday, 9th September
su1g7l+
NUES~KS. Chas COudert Dr. 7. o. Porter, No. 95 st
wi Marks Place will reopen their School on the LIST Of
September.
Reside. preparing scholars for College, they give such
cua the study and practice Of he French that
years this Institution has been m opera
ton there instance of pupils who could not speak
French fpenily after two years In This School
The French and Spanish languages are part Of the reu
lar course OF instruction IN ihe school
German also taught desed for winch AN extra cha ge
Is made. elS i'm
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Oa9nerreoInpe.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY

DAGUEhhlAN GhLLtnf
DLUNBE'> NATIONAL DAOl fRklAS GALLERY
l AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT No. 81 Roadway
corner of Murrny.sL lover Tsnueys Jewery >tor award
ed he Medal first four premiums sni TWO highest 'tnof-
Al tf. exhibitions Boston. Ney-Nork snf Pnsdrl qhin
respectively. Tor best pictures ami apparatus ever e it
Price these superb Photographs reduced to h ~ ord
nary ones ~ other pieces that need 1r m
ordinary likeness he score OF economy Taken in any
weather
PLUMBES Premium ant German Cameras, Instructions.
Ps. Cases. sc lorw artei To- ans desired point t iwcr
-sie- Ian by any other manufacturer sul'y
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5 . go, So h,, the subscribers II ne same price
A. which common cad pipe car ne purchased Al Pprr
.od hv them A. stamped ~Lo~t-f' firni IT r4.4-d
Pip and az wsrranted perfect IN every RESPECT
D. mani .ud constantly uarufscurlns A. sizes and
" ri h, nom ~ !, y b. pr foot. .nd u ~. f-om
D firche- csi1re and rsu ~ maze sht tnsh ~
All. srn. LOWER s. r. ROY. - W-i--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

XVI~CONsIN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND IOPO
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF N!.cOSoiS,
9Th brief Ss-tch ~ Il. History, Geology, Ninersoy
Sol Productions, Government xc- n sccf'' f-l =
Section. Mar. eNbir-ng 10 nsi p sol JAZZ . for
az py fffI SrINGTOS SAVAGE, 30 Pears i-issos
(-ftEIfN. Dr The White Nun ~ ~ Nceraes--A
y Romance of Love ana Intrigue ~ Ben ann Bark
Br5shva % STAIR This book contains IS ness printed
p.,-- WITH beautiful coOr-i engraving Illustrating The
scene where Aida rescued from death by he White Nun
oftb Wilderness Oh Ill For sale above, and
A. he Periodical Depotx Pres IA cerLa 81 Sns cod
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None genuine unless with the words Scarpas Oh sor
Deafness blown IN each bottle
TINS valuable medicine l. for sale by A. X. d. SANDS
sole Agents fcr The Propreto No. ~ Fulton street rs
Broadway, II Fast Broadway ais lmd
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DAGUERREOTYPE--P PLATES.
'VO DAGu ERREOrfPE ARTISTS AND AN tIFt X.
In consequence of repeated complaint, from Arsf- ul
failures 10 obtain FINE PORTRAITS, from imp'rHr-.ufs
30 the PLATES. the subscriber legs leave o inform Heu
that he manufacturing Plates NJ superior quality n any
tina. have hitherto been used n This country These air-
have far fairly tried. and Tested hy several of - n eA
pefrucfi and sAul operators md amateurs I'D ie lnd
state from whom b. has received certificates ls nry are
super y 90 any Plates hey before used
SIGNED
PAUL Il. GODDARD. ~. d.
Joseph E.PANhER, aid
WM q. MASON. Amateurs.
Mss-r. W :. LANGENHFiN Operators th.sf
LITCH WHlPPLE. do. fios'oh
AcF~r~-Nessrs w. r. Lan--uheim. tAcf .f 81 and
William a. Mason. - Cheslut-.t Pniaieiphit, an4 VI g
Lfch 4 Whippe. 3. Washington T. Bosom
None genuine lni,-- stamped r. WHITE, mss n y
Manufactured art su.d wholesale AMI retail hN
sIIr EDM ARD WHITE. Us rr-a-An : :. y
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IOTS m sEyE\Tu .YENIEsld I've

E:. ty-fourih 10 Tweniy-sNh lease. ktsole
building lo- for all purpose--ou high erouni-i"o
routes, and with Croion introduced To Ease
for long short terms 70 low Apply 10 K GOOD
MAN. Attorney Al Law, Commissioner for New Jersey,
Ohio &c. S8 Cedar iyl75rf
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

BOARDING SCHOOL.
PREPARATORY (BOARDlNGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
i TOWN. CONN-D. h. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL
Essbl-d ia 1855 Sessions commence May 18Th and Oct
18th continuing FIVE months Al $50 session Thorough
alton for College business and personsl attentions
are secured pupils fully In the most expensye schools
ads from New York placed In charge Of careful
son going and returning Circulars Market street and
IA broadway fZ We
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MRS. REBECCA BANTER.

BkDGEIoS, y. J. Dec. %, 1874
J. VI Sfeene-For ten years past have been cre~liuy
afflicted with deafness accustomed by uicerson ia my
ear hich caused great pain and prevented from hear
ing participating In conversation, this liberation frequent
y hursed and totally unable to hear IN Hsy
hesrd the positive and rrmaTk able effected by Scar
pas acoustic OH got bottle Of you, winch nsts -ccord-
lng 10 direction and The best effects being rstOr
ed quite well Ny father, who has been quite
deaf number years has eceiv ed decided benefit from
from experience II will cure the --vere- cases
" used fairly and recommend II TO suffering
from this great affection Yours.
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ar FOR NEWBUKcH--Lznding Al
SE7 CALpWELLs, WEST POINT, COLD
SPRING and CORNWALL.
The si-ambos, JAMES MADISON. Capt CHAELfs Hal
srEsD, viii cave The Warr-nsreet Pier every Tuesday aud
Friday Al O'Clock p " Returning vii cave NeH Ourdi
every Wetne.dsT ard Saturday 1t O'Clock. y. ~
AT Baggage Packages or Parcels Bank bills ~ specie
PIT bard ih- boat without beng -rrf-i on M us ~
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looks.
VIII. RI PUBLISHED,

WILL b PUBLISHED,
I'm THURSDAY, August 2lsL ESSAYS ON HUMAN
~ RIGHTS AND THEIR POLITICAL GUARANTEES.
By EiisH, Hvst BUT Counselor ri Law Of the Guy II
NewYcrk; vo. u mo- Its several chapters discuss tie
following topics
l. Tar OsIsI> or HUMAN Ri6Hrs
H. Tvs Tsvs Fv>crto> GOVERNMENT,
Ill Tvs Co~srirvrIcS 90 GovskS~s~r;
wv Co~srirVric>AL LIMITATIONS AND PkoHlsirio>s;
VI. TsE ELECTIVE fSkNVHisf;
VII RIsHrs EN,>srIss SENTIMENTS AND
AFFECTIONS.
VIII. THs RIGHTS % WONs>;
TX Tvs Risnr Pkosssrr Irs Mos.L REL.
rloN>,
Y lNTuLLECTvAi fsoftkfh.
Pnce 81 cents per copy. GREELEY McELRATH,
snl4pSWNNY Tribune Bnic ngs NY
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IL C.JO<E~'s Patent Combination Bank Lock--The
i. subscriber would respectfully inform the public mat
he the ABOVE Lock at No 70
y. j. He nA- been IN great expense IN me manu-
Of the and Is prepared To supply al orders Tor
his Lock much less prce, according 10 the SIZE ane mum
Der Of changes. han any other Locs now made N he Un
Saie-- being susceptible gilmore changes than any o,ne
Lock now made. This Lock has never been picked, a-
known by examining the evidence Of the many tna-
which have been made with reward OF 80 10 tr
person who should succeed since the above lra M $40
.crber made many sales Of the above Loeb IN nv Giles
II News York Boston. Philaieph Baltimore, Ahany,
Rochester and Buffalo, and other places N the saieoi se
York. and In The principal cities aud towns 10 ono ana 0i
States and has gwen entire satisfaction never geng
ou Of order In instance The above LOCI i different
from al others and has been examined by some 81 the best
mechanics the United States and also by Committee u
American destitute who awarded 10 II the nr-t premium
In the fall OF a. certificates vi which nave been gwen bz
superior all other Bank Locks, and cannot be pcAs
and The certificates upon application 10 The sub
.crber who has recently obtained patent for this LocS.
ard h- pubic cautioned against infringing upon l.
H. {. JONES Bank Lock Manufscturer,
OIL -. ~. ia -
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INVAIID> 60 TO SARATOGA, and ofieu ind
] great benefit from using the Water from the springs
Those who leave The city To the Springs are IN
formed that hey obtain fresh IN pint and quart bottles
from DAVID SANDS co.
Druggists and Apoibecare., II East Brosf"ay
ana Corner OF Mafkef--treet
R-Gno. .eni p.rt Of the CIV free u expense
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NEW JUVENILE SIN
Will RE PuRLIsHEp ON SATURDAY.

V,HIS DAY PUBLlSHED-"T The Javenlic Choir" b.
L George KnsseV. author NJ SociSl Choir, Ac.
Al y 4 :. BARNES 4 co. 81 Joil-s-
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Ssss.at.s-.-1NL lNE-tor Albsny and Troy DlRE,s .
O'Clock T. M.-The Stcsmhosi EMPIRE
CAPT K h Macy. viii leave The steamboat pier c~ q
CORTLAND every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday sr.
noon, at o'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt wm II. Peck .,rry
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday afternoon. al o'clost
For Passage Freighs apply on board al the oee
the wharf
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Real estate.


81 VALUABLE BFALo City rrofsy
IS. 81 >l0-- I. s.J-i iii''f = ..'' 'fi-fr "
Tor. " -l Ie-i.!rs ia ..cafii rf-lcs- I" > .i
--uI- of rrai- ' ss'uats .-sIu-s. Los W rt -Nr'f ODD
N.a snl F,eala.e street, site ,hc Mansion .iols' 20
TIE property embrace. shsa, co ~, front By irr FREY
deep. ir 'e bari OF Gre g AL ci'l rses s'- u & ''
tr-iral stands tar hisre-- purposes.
AppHcsilor mas De made to rle s.l-c her a. Do, .aN
once ia Baeae =. ..e pan Of te lo.- can Pei see, ~"
aui6 Inn o. h NAArAALL, = A.in-.'- = .ian-
A.. To LIZA Noou ol iie lhu4 foor celITA
- SITUATION 90 Fs,I.-sL--fo ao4Afs fcr a1nlm u.c
-~A I'D a. this office ~iili attended io Address d.
-. -TrSN POWER All rooms 20 =, IN lhs tn
- hln- Buildings Apply 81 ms oHtc-.
-. TO LET-Ofices ana Lon. ihe Nv hre proof
:: $50. corner of Pine and South street Apply 20
- JOS EPH MMJRRAf i"' Pine, cor SUN = ,f.l
- THE SUBSCRIBER being engaged as agent
II for letting houses and collecting rents. -olcii-
c,,,s'..,..', q, So + ton.,re..i BRIGHAM HOWE.
Reference l. Riker. Esq No. :. IA ton street H. W
Martin secretary Of Con,rbauonsnP iasgr,nse yleri
~ Walls. ". W. Todd CO. corner Of Old Sip and
Fron'street .--o 2I.~ IL
=. A TUI NTRY SEAT tOR >tLt.--s = ~
.n the knsshrdge Road between . s.u an -. ~
LAND IN good cultivation. and soounding IA stl lfs.,
Shruhb-ry, The ground = elevated snd eouiisnas
noble view OF The waters Of Hurae and East Rive, and
EASY. Apply TO ANDREW \ :. B. MeGOWS,
Executors Of Andrew McGown. DECREASED or
daH J. tDRIANCE. s Jolnst Y Y.
- LOTS On SEVENTH ANENt l. AID Tween
g y-iourih 10 T"eniy-sNh streets 10 lease hnkioe
- building lots for a purpose--on high srount-fwo
stage routes, and with Groom introduced To Ease
for long or short terms A. low reut> Apply % GOOD
MAN. Attorney Al Law, Commissioner FOR New Jersey F,
Ohio. &c. IS Cedar street yl75mf
e. FOR >ALE-Ou- ihree -iofy House NJ. l7o
q. Seventh street. Decatur Place hetyccn Avenues and
HA C. near T0mpsin- Para The hnuse : finished In
modern style, with mahogany doors. plated nountins mar.
bic nautes CRATES throughout - rooms. bath room ~ 81
story fountain and shruhbrry yard, &C Two thirds w he
purchase money bond and for three
years. Apply Al 49, tuiton-frr,t
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JAMES MAXWELL.

JAMES MAAW kLIs
NVACHINIST, 10 BOwery, New -ior&-Pnntng, Lho
vi graphic and Copperpiaie PRESSES; Bcosbnder-
Cutting and Embo.sing PREs>ES-Rolln. Machines and
~cuarng >hear- Iron Baking Presses Cyner Presses
for Newspapers -nd Jobbng. M.swes Patent single f-
sei Printing M4chnr-tLe chief Improvement s IL he f-
ke being halle % 5.sT. The improvement may BE- ~en
BY calling he Methodist Book Concern, 30 Mulberry It
y.
D1ub- fri-se Jams Presses altered 20 single, having all
The qualities II he improved Jams without NE eNp-u--,
dOilE a. muc4 work IL he time equally wei
Improved Standing Press; Proof sud Transfer
Presses. Maxwell. Patent Printing Engine >rlf-ln.ing
Arparau and every article IN t line. necessary IA Pint
ng Ohce 0r Bnd-ry male Ordef, reas-usble terms
= NAPIER and other Presses repaired and rul n order,
Sc. &c. ELL iswu
x)O0n TO LOAN on bond and mortgage pro-
'>sVOVp-ffy II res estate 10 his city. Inquire n the
.fnrr ~ ,prng .-re~t snh
rI,O THh PKOTE-TANT> u lie UEef -tsies.-
i Igst published M most important wOrk -.-f s-u-i
from the American Press
Thr Re- John D0s lng- History ~ R0nsnisr sn-ndciy
Illustrated viii than II m sly finished engrssings dee
crptve u IN customs councils and pfarce
Z The Chsrcn % ROM, fOrnin. isrge snd heagraly
prl-ei volume u nrary 10 page. 10 ch ebemzie bind
iny Pnce - sn.
z. WALKER. Publisher. ia Fulton 81 " T.
~ Agents ~sHfei "a sell 1- above worn 10 every t3"n
city and cOuriy 10 the United states 70 whom Aer1 per
c-nf-g- vii he .ilOv- Il. JIG
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.u-N lIORNINt: LINZ AT,O'ULOt n
ls4S- DIGESTION TO MONOPOLY-ls4 5.

n~~~ NETWORK AND ALBANY EMPRESS
A. ~ ~ 4 NJ --1hfulgh without sndug--Ie
i1F pressure and ~ q running
I.ast EXPRESS viii commence Der Regular trips nf
l s.a-nr snl vii continue until lie close Of nsyss
un -aefrg pier ts foot pf RosiNso>sf. regularly
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturday and Albany, Mondays
" Wednesday, s1i Fridays a. =. VI and VII arrive IN
pie The morning irns Of cas- East or West
The boat fitted up with splendid Stale rooms on tss
AID beer furniture I'll new AID Of The best lind FOR pee
.al - zup Won hOafo ar above.
= u ArsIeff f...'. Ill I,.,x ,rfr,. uRfs
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publil Conrepanles, &r.
- NEw ARRANGENLNr-r.el

IT. >EW sRlit>t.ENE>r-FaR
-~--,r - shFpl OEp-indepeeicai LIE iof New
stri. Providence and bo-iur--D|rcct- rh,..
.lct ss.k cac4 ~ Tee Slsulch SD fasoris So
NNa4 NfElt NJ Commanded Do NslL William goii-.
aatfas tl-t .iel lti Improvements Wa rrsli- - -
uu ot.lflat. 'i.i Nag. - flIoss-Lssse Nes.Yor. -
Pee No. >, 30 D River Cor Newport PfoyiIeac. Al -
fg1 direct iort.y W ri1c-tsy md ft ~ .r,,, :.
Prov ttncr in me- i1r ne morning ~ ~. - Bo
Isunpl. >e~ Bs,i.srG -sl River. Sc-. AT s.o es,,.
ll ilr sr-nnoAis r4unius E.-i th- henn-b--e "a
gcr1u-cui rivers, ~ uc.ock. P. VI. R.rVs>f<. -
leave rnNicrres for New port and New lora "a -
day. Thgrsias M saturday, NJ !. Ocock. ?. NJ Ga -
arrival ~ fhe Mai an VI Cars from Boston
F,s, from Newly ofs ~ boston ca1n,.......... as,
Oe-s PASSED. gers from New iors Rosinn 80 4 -,
Cshiu Passengers 10 Newport sni Provide &c 80
Dec. Passengers from .S-fors 10 Prov idrnc- .
A ,irfs uf Srsrhi AIKEN a. he lowest faes
fer slrtn-I psruc.I,rs, ~ac .re OF
GEO. p fAlRCHiLD. - W@...-
Or " JOHN a RICHMOND Proy.iso.,>
sni ~ .h- ONCE Or Tie -canioOs. landing. uxu
A persons sre forbid trusting ui- Boat EXCEPT 90 ~
orders f-pw me Captain other Hil- vii - 49,
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- NAIL LINE tOK BOSTON,

Gez1 Lulg Island RAJ RosJ VA New London. NOrx-.
Worcester 81 O'Clock In tn inc from he A.
Il " h.teaall-sfrve south Ferry. Sundays excepted
Way Nrae- IN readiness 10 receive baggage for Y.
London Norwich and W0rcesgef-baggsge Tor Bos,oa A.,
throus p under lock
FOR NEWPORT AND PRONlDENCE-Oa Mooc,.
Wednesdays and Fridays over the Long Island Rairu>
lr-euport t-nce "a Newport and Providence In so
and commoi.og- Sound Steamer. Tbs Line cave. a 4
O'Clock m tie morning from Ire foot II Nh.leha--Sr-
>oulh gerry Horses sld Carriages isArn ts
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-T-AMl99lKNsISSG LIE Aaa ar ,o '.Il..!..

Landings. from the Steamboat Pier al lie
foot Of Barclay street Leaves Ne~iurk At 0clock.
NJ Monday. Wednesday and Friday. and Troy eloe1
A. NJ Albany alt o'clock A. VI. Tuesday, Thursday 40
SATURDAY. Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA, Capt
oe.roo, on Monday "Wednesday and Friday Morning all
O'Clock
For passage freight apply board, OF TO T. HALL
al the Office the wharf
NoricE-A goods, freight baggage. bank bills, specie
Or any other kind of property, taken, shipped put
board this boat be- At the risk Of the owners oi such
Goods freight baggage, ies
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TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

uIrcnt--f-l NJ "
No 3f Ilhr--tre-i. hy = D. u ~ a >1',
y B-Paref Of special .ze, weight zni pitiiy msae
ur.i-r VERY -trfi notice. 80
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DATE>T AGENCY OFFItE-specnraiion and
L Drawings prepared for lnveuorsThe -ub-c er-' 81.
per-nce business Of obtaining Patents would he found
advantageous those who require assistance n p curing
Letters Patent for Inventions Reference 10 hunters Tor
,,.h,fu h., ha- ol.aiued Patents EDWARD JONES
i23 Fulton IL New York.
n B-Lithograpme Drawings and Printing Labels Of all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-24
HoRNBRooK Is DILLON.

AVE removed their E,'ablishmer,to their
New Buck Building, east side of NJ NR
hET -. few doors below The Pos, Cflce
where they have supplied themselves with a
sw and large Engine AMI other fixture fc,
leIr business, IN super Tor style.
They carry un The House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING in all us branches.
They have constantly on hand HydIan,S OF
various description, hauerS' Kettles, water clos
cts, bath tub, hot and cold shower baths, re
forts i"r bleaching, chemical apparatu>. lead
c. fms, paien, bath pumps, lead pipes of ali siz.
-, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked nm
IN any manner OF ioim.
Water conducted through learien pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Also = BEL PUMPS fued up To order.
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
ginrS &C. SC.
An orders thankfully received and punctu.
ally attended To.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be supplied
to several descriptions OF mechanics, IN tbs
: story OF then building, or on the ground
hooI at very modera'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10 As