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H. W1hNTNt. LINt a ,o''io, =

Sxs-Nk---sN .or Al.l, AZ Toy. sni airr'n.ri', >
sre. The InN pressure steamboat J COY
Car. = iiufhau. vii leave Nes iHrs fum PEI q he
fipi of BarrisF-sirsrI q rcurk A " every Fu"sisy
rhur-i-s aHa SATURDAY. Returning. sln rzvs rru, a n
ecilcs A VI. tni Albany A. ecloea every Monday
Nsin.sllv Hrf Friday
~ u4ssifs .lsAnl. 1psri fn- boat 80
I'D = VA d.. .nr sf.s u" Iie nhaf iluI ul Baulaf
o.. |n.s-u r---Ifc tnIIsI ALBANY esFr. N~s tofs
Al or.ork 4 " Monday. "Wednesday tnt fudss.
Returning. wl. cave rfeg Ii u plucs I, aui Abany
II, Ur'nfk A N every rur-Hav. Thur-lry sri saturday
Enf passage or fhf srrF tosri The hoss. nf ~ v
Ns tf . Office ur f.s hari. fiof pf hsfIsysi t's~
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Jusurunfe.

THE NORWICH F|re Insurance Company ~ ~.
L wi-h. Conn -Ctarerct n l.o4-Ctfia a. f'i m
ard well secured By MORTGAGES res --air-ls pf-f.fei
o. issle yor-s l Ire NIW ~ New ufs npt ehcr--iak
+r. thousand Dol ar- ir s1T r.k
n. Director. me public Tat tf rsfih nf .N-
Cnraas +. rerfarV sound an rsf drrrl Pc great 90 N
MIS- n - stIy and hertv si u.rls osses 11s lrfef
l-el rsir-i LEV = hfrt, tft-A-tNA
J0sffH WILLIAMS Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Lew. HYDE. FrH.iefIc- Prentice, Ihos Ni.i,uis' a.
Wi.sm Williams. Jed-t .sh tlllns- join br4nirsr-
Joseph " iIltfl-. tul.
j. 10 " Trnutuf Char - Johnson
References .n Sew lnrk-M---rs W.nsos 4 Perkins
n - Waisir-- and Dsigtl Jotrsoni ESQ ~ - bflst
street ......-
F8.r.e. vii 20 ssued ~ THOS A ALEXANDER.
AscrL u Nali--tffri. cornrf % " srf o.
Ansrr g. f3fi avis Succeed jw~otos
xxriILIAN-Bt IRE irsursace Co oace
w G-4f.l..t near f.f--frrsf NliumsNurrh
Asency Office - Ws.-sL. View fnrS
Ttfs Company rraiy % pay a. claims ~ losses
sIainsf tleand continue @ rs-fe .Eai.i - aai ANi
a. h. z L. "a &. favorable tern. - che of-rs
DIRECTORS
s.rnue Wiie;s Charlie. -. Handy Frsncs >ie.no~H,
Trnrrq. ~ Flrsh. Lefn RIrfnrl-un. Frcdk W FAfre,
Schoa. Wrckof. Cnr.fu Iatr'ke- >ainle. H. ,IafQ.
A { Berefrf John ssIiran. A 7. VISA bu-Arfct
Jeremiah Johnson.
LIN I'll RICHARDSON President
A. 49, HnusFs Secretary.
W.sHfSsroS Pusr. Acert
joss EoEFsrs -IrVrvor Nif
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..-,-.-lN rNs ALBANY TROY. and lulrunciisi-
Landings. from iHe Steamboat Pier al ~
foot of hafrIts street Leave. Newfurk at O'clock. 4
NJ Ilflsy "A rIu-.iay ail Friday. .nd Iruy a. ococs
4 n Albany sl7 O'Clock A NJ Tuesday, rhlr.isf srf
ssuirias Hrt-sfrsi snf Dinner un board .he boat
The nre If~ pressure steamboat NlAoAkA Capt A
Dr. IN n lr inf NeirsfisY sni FRIDAY Morning st'
pF.ntA
For passage freight srpIy ca board. orto Il HALL
az tfr Office un I.r wharf
Sotios-Ar gooi. n-IanL hagfsgr bans Bills, specie
ANS uIHrf Ind uf property ltkr, shipped, pat -
fugrf Hs Nfa 0l. .e he go 1T us owner. si sura
.l.i- ~" f ID. 'H.E &c. ~
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- EAL ESTATE AGENCY JOHN q. HAhLiS
i5i Ludlow street. attend 10 a. business IN lie heal
Eslale Agency entrusted 10 his tie has era vs4a
bic Houses aud Lots hand sell and rt IN MS city AFRO
several lots Of Land Judic0u-y locA IN the best part Of
Illinois. IN the in-is vicinity OF iounsnnS villages and
substantial Improvements for sale 10 exchange for Rea
Esise NeNiOrk or vicinity Bus ness solicited, and -ai
isfsci DRY reference gwen Once hours from 10 sAN-6
to : p NJ sulT ~
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l. REGULAR LINE Of Packets for GlssgoS-
49, Packet Of 18Th SeptIne fast selling avoriie PACKET
mp sARACEN, Capt Nathaniel T. Hawkins, VII
sail punctuay above her regular day having sccomo-
daous unsurpassed for cabin second cabin and serste
passengers. 30.
Persons about proceeding 10 Scotland viii ind ms smP
worthy their notice and reliance may be placed on her sal-
ing puaclay advertised. To beri early apPl-
Gallon should Ne made on board foot DOyer-st OF %
W. 4 }. 7. TAPsCOTT, - South. cor Maidrn-lane.
Tue regular packet snip Adam Carr VIII succeed We
Sara-en and sail her regular day Persons wishing %
send for friends In Scotland do by ihs Inc oh very
favorable Those DESTROYS u renns money o~i
have crats for any required, payable Oh eraA an al
IA principal houses IN Scotland =
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- .rEAM BETWEEN NEW.YOKK

>s~s STEAM BETWEEN NEW-yOKk
Srts~-DS Az LIFERPOOL-The GreafW estern , cam
Ship mDany'- Steam Snps The GREAT
WESTERN, 100 Tons, 40 horse power, K B. Mathew 8,
ESQ., Commander The GREAT BRITAIN, $500 Tons,
1870 horse power Lieutenant James Hosxen, r. ~ Com
mander, are Intended 10 sail a. foll-ss
GREAT WESTERN
From Liverpool From Sew-York
>amr1ay, August q Thursday, Sept 10.
Saturday, Oct III. Thursday, SOy. o
GREAT BRITAIN.
From Liverpool From Sew-Yors-
Saturday, July y, 1915 Saturday, Aug. %.
saturday Sept n Saturday, Oct -.
SATURDAY Nov y Saturday, Dec ~.
Fare per Great Western 500 and g Stewards Fees
Fare per Great Britain from go 10 >l, land - stew
ards fee, according 10 the size and position o. the state
Rooms.
For freight or passage or other information, apply 10
All tml1w- RICHD irwin. ~ Frontst
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ls4s OPPOSITION TO MONoPoLT-ls.a.

C-G NFN NORk NNu ALBANY tNPnEss
49,, - LINE -rhaaft without 'andnk -ti~
new los pressure sol sslN running steam.
I.n,f EMPRESS vii ruuusurs her regular irips ior
10. .ea..n and Will continue until M close N nsvgs
lou leaving the pies m. f'n Of Nnfi>.o> ~ regularly
Tu,.isgs rhur.sg. snd SATURDAYS and Albany Mondays
"Wednesday. 4ul fftsy- ai 2 N sli VII afrvs IN am
Die ne o ske Do u,fnng train. nf cars Fast ~ West
Is tns j. uu-i up vita splendid stale rooms On d-,s
.nf hen furniture 4. MI new sd rf ne best sni For
~ =. apply nu board ~ above
: h.-fr,Ight taken III lnA prices m, Ne
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IT, OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
SYAap.zN Morning Line a. O'Clock for Albany and
intermediates landings, from the pier foot u
Robn-onsreet next above Barcsy Breakfast and dinner
on board. The new and splendid steam yacht RIP VAN
WlNKLE, Capt L. d. Abel from RObns0nsL Pier. tneN
" Barclay Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday =, ocl9cx
A NJ For passage freight apply OF board the Boat
a the Office on he dock. au1S 3m
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I'VE BNLD-IiE.DED:

% We BALD-HEtDED. '-Lo0k 10 your n4-f is
Il 4 falling out or turning grey Is mere dAnlrir 10
he root, Try "WYErHs CREAM o. LILIES, ce--orsi-r
FOR years for The entsh m-ni and soSn VI he nslr
prevents is falling of turning grey and Is uneqleed
flr the tolet.or real false c1r. ~ Laiee, Try Il
For by j O. FAY. Isl fu.t0u-sree lamp Store
Sun Binding. y v P-ir-. s. ---rfs w. ~r--st
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Observation-Disclosures A>D NEw.

sN's.z-iNBt RGH-FlRE jo-Lsn-iing stNsn Court.
and's Dock lPeek.sill,) West Point COD
sprins Cornwall Newbnrsh. Fshkiil and Hamburg
The new and fast steamer EUREKA, capsin VIA
pNF TRUrsDstI leaves the foot 81 Barclay street da
SUNDAYS excepteD at I p n Leaves POaghkspss u
tpast6 A. VI.
For freight Or passage inquire ofhe Captain On board %
In T 4 HALL, gent st The Office on the wharf. i~ij
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:. NOTIUE---A YAN..AiN.---a oOINrns

-. NOTICE. BAHt.AIN.---a cot NInt
/: SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-near lc village II
consists OF 10 acres Land. . Of which = Wood TIN
Buildings are all NEW aui but within Two years-H0u-.
and Barn both buiiiby day- work and Of the best matt al
The House built IN The COTTAGE STYLE 3 by 81 f. fror
nal through CENTRE psor- finished win marble msntes
piazza = iee front and - 49, down each siieoge Ter
with an Observatory top II sad House. story kcf-
the and Cellar under The whole ~ te main huic-
lug with antre. and al tagged through 10 the bes manner
The Barn 90 feet long snd painted white Carriage House
lce-house SC Also great variety " FRUIT " al de-
scripuOns-iOgcther with quantity Of shrlbb-fy.
The premises lie within four hundred yards Oihe County
Seal and about quarter OF mile Oh the Railroad. The
pizce about hours and half from the City For far
lhr particulars inquire Of tie subscriber and proprietor ofhe
National HoIgL, No Cortland ~, New YORK.
m2lU CHAs wYKoFF.
HaAT PRIVATE SALE-A piece OF wool and, con
tanning and three quarters Of acre, 10 the
township Bergen IN the county Of Hudson, and State
Of New Jersey situate about 81 miles from he terry on The
Hoboken road. Apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECkER
- lw No : Brosd-sL near Waist
81 FARMS IN MICHIGAN at Ten shiAngs
10 per number of tracts of land well lOc aed tn
popuOus districts from 40 tO 80 acres, VIII be sold al
Government price and city property, either improved or
Apply 10 RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr No. ii Waist
90 FARM for sale, containing % acres Of land, 10
eYS miles from Brooklyn, the Jamaica Turnpike. Ia
quire az the Gold Leaf Factory, jl5 Pearist
slim ROBT COIIltR
90 A FARM FOR >AIE.--situale ON uie Road from
New Rochelle 10 White Plains, shout eguidistsntiron
il Plough Land excepting Ten Acres, whchis Wood Land
The place divided by sne and IL laid out into cOnyener
lots for cultivation All the fences Of stone, Ia good
order and The ground gh Of cultivation. The build
ng. al Of good character in order For TERMS apply
to g. B. KENYON, on the premises, or VI
d9u J. ADRfAsCE. IS John-st New Yors
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ARRIVED

Br brig Thomas. Stanley, 10 days from Montego Bay
Jam. with ilmento ogwood. sc, 10 Geo Min. Sailed
in co with brig Hodgen of Wiscasse; Me, for Whining
ton NC
Brig Chatham. Nickerson ds from Charleston, with
lumber. TO q s. Green.
Brig Lowdcr Lowder I'm Bangor, Ne. with lumber
20 master.
Br schr Boundary Manscsn, IA ds from Windsor. Ms
with plaster 10 master.
schr Henry Clay Irons : dis i'm Addison Me lumber
schr Globe. Gaskil. , days I'm Washington. NC with
naval stores TO } Taylor.
Schr silas Crane, Smith days from Washington NC.
with naval stores, 10 Sam l. Mitchell
Schr Page Chsmberln. from Boston mdse.
S<hr Victor, Hsllct from Boston. riisc.
sehr Nsriesta Berry. from Boston. mdsc
schr cambridge Hall from Boston mdsc.
Schr Hamilton, -. from Boston mdsc.
Senr r. II hefries, -, frcm salem ndse
sehr pssid Cox. -. from Boston rndsc
SAILED.
ships Albany hsvrc; Meta Bremen: Virginia Charles.
ton. SC brigs 9ndson bcrbice. Ann Eliza II Marks.
Science. Br. 81 Johns Nj. and others Wind NNW
SPOKEN. &c
Sept Of Frying Pan Shoals exchanged signal, with
bark Bron,es FIN Nyork for Charleston same linn, wss
seen bark showing white lsg with red square In
the middle bound South
9th inst Ia; 81 long 70 40 schr VIM Brown from Bslt
for NBedford.
French sloop Of war -, bound 20 NorfolS-by
pilo, boat Mary Helen.
Aug ~. OF Torlugas, schr Albion l6 DIS fln Jamaica
bound 10 Halifax.
FOREIGN PORTS
AT Sidney, Ns, .e;h ult, ship Warsaw Walker for
Eew-York 30.
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49, FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
~. For BRIDGRPORT and HON.

~IT~ ID Oh TI'lII-II-74I'
s-sssps-s,-l Rsiroad.-The steamboat NIMROD Capt
John BROOKS, Jr. will leave New York from
Inc foot Of Market daily sundays excepted, Al O'CLOCK
A. in connection with the Cars for West stOckbndge Re
uIfnng leave Bridgeport quarter past o'clock, p NJ
the ARRIVAL Of The from West Sockbrdge arriving 10
New.York al hafpast 5, 2. 81
The o'clock Line % Bridgeport is Withdrawn Stages
viii leave he arrival Of The Boal for stfatiord, Milford
Fairfield Southport, and Derby.
~ This the only boat running In connection with he
r. g. MASON. Superintendent. aull 5fn
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-.:NI--zf ~ - tHs'y a. rror 1'Rf1'' /.
0f.lsk T. TIE >irsuh1si fsfiRf
tsnf Macy. aII .fasr fIe .IasHloN pier iioi 81
C,insrfsf -tert fHtsisF Thursday ans saturday sfsi
nn.r. sf nr.Hts
ne Steamboat COLUMBIA. CAPT wm. "a re~s .v-is
u iiift N.IUH..'sl ari F"0lY s"HfrnHn al Dc.1Nk
80 fs--i.r Freffi apply 'n hosfi of Al th~ o.cs sa
iIa .tHsff ~
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/1ALIyEKPOOL LINE Of PscEes.-hesuaf
81 P.c.et OF The Ilth -eft-The well KNOWN packet
s<7H shiv STEPHEN WHITNEY, W Z. Thompson,
master viii sal as above her regular DAY. Having very
superior accommodations for cabin second cabin and steer
age passenger persons intending TO embark should make
IN mediate sppcaon on board foot Of MsdenAn-, or 70
JOsEPH McMURRAY, cor. Pine aud South sts
The pscxet shp vIRGlNlAN, c. A Hlern, master VIII
succeed lhs stephen hfney and sail on he llh oct
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81 49,
hfdl OeIulf.
w,>rrpI> BRooKLIN. ,a. ,s-a.' ,..r..
Il ~. ara,merfs fof snt. sr' i,rlt fri.s p.
.ns rirrI-r f. am, .' -.
a. TO IET-A Store 80 ssls f..a. .. O. ...rsr...l
H. nar bfosivsv ae re ,at Iee. .f So. o.
hsu.- s. 90 Hraals.y' .iss ,st sasi .r VII al, ss.
..rs A. w. o. f' 'H ' f'.d 'tts I.
ff f" 90 ~
= - t''s-r .-i 1.s.r..'- 81. - /. ~. ..'
- Rsference given a. Required a f..s = d .res
Bran-n Pc. oi'o
o. 10 LII OK IEA-i-s at. ou naf.h -le mi
o. sio0r'rris.r r1ri between o. art Co. s's and
''n ~ fD.. tif..i' a. "'rrNN IN 81 0.i rtl
liaHrf anf ~~srh 49, iH
o. 10 Int. l,- ----. r-.-e -... ST. r.
II. g.l.r.f0f-.l hefgs.s.r en- srI b |r.i.... Ola.
Ia $500. t.. IT. 80 .....' i. -
. h. .,-.,a'. L- ~. -., VIE .... .I. .
There ias al 1,ih ROM afs.sl .o .. h.i.- r. III
rear and be- tr0tur water Nss Hs0H ......r .....
yiri ord fre gr1ne vino 1 He stu- fs.rstHr rsr .s
hli iru.sl'sley Arr.y Do IS NtANnNN. f.re.sf
/ ar ta b.. fNuFNFN. lU ElirI.o.. ~
~ At puIN.rT -,rt fl. ..... ... ..
a ~, 90 49, t-.'''..' s.. ' r.... 4, ....
h g.. ..'.. t.. nv. ..... 81. ...... ~.
.. - .r. t.. p. ~. IT,
49, h. -. n '.-. '...' L. .i .. '.......
pyn ANthvNl h.f
.
~" ihNN lNl NHKl '.I
f. eNh 'hrr~ .HIs nI fr.ani s......I aI N .ntIt..I
un tac river. lrr UurIs. fsr'' ir
new i.ft Nf N.l ever cNl.r '
Nt-- " IN ... 1T n.hr .' t Al.
' - JANIS p lNi hri't ... A'I 'I' ~'..'' -'
o. At rNiNNTt -Nih. Al... rI....f .I .,.f ..
T.. II ls,f Hr f.a rIrfis r III Irr.. r. 81 I....
~ ~.,fs ..i -f..s .,r... I...-f L.. u.s.. f. .
mia Asp f.a improved. rfnrf... .r III. ....r.. Lid. .I
ss..I. s. .ts.'t.f pr.,lr. r.r.. I'd b .. ... ..
rrrf Arnrf. ANTHONY q HIEEIEFN
.4fW 81 r Nrnsf. I'll rl.. lit.'f
O. ~ III ".-A- W. Il.
~ ~. ...-,f..f.r r.. .......r. ,.... ...
tlh. ID A.. r.0li .f.ala fIr sr .H... .I.ra . h.
~ RON -,tr mn ro It.y t....... ...I LID ...
~. .'' = =. -. -. f.....
Ia :, ,t ,.-- .,,-'t IN .l..., n. 1851 l.r ,l.
ntes wsk from Ia Iroai Depot Tias 0ise - srfe anl
convenient cnrfsiuInE rooms earh fnuf. lr f cI
lar and sarr.t There a-o rooi barn. carriage htlse
COW hui.a snf 0fhrr rUf buildings In gntI repair and
Wei. .r..sf ,r r,rveriarr. M. 4. ets.l id b. Una
,r fha rn.f .s..nf situation. In f. vicinity i-s
-,,rt..i ,,tf..e. ofs civ and country f.. er-e A..
rlv 4, NJ al. LICK ID Irtr..f nl.f ..avf
-, 40.
NtLi NbLi ktNL NIh q. ~ M
~ he Hudson Rira-. within 'rs m.rn.s. va.k r =
.sr,s lsrfIr4 com. sling nf about f.Hr srres Hf srI
-orai.n .,fna af fi. most Ie.f tnd ruf.srH. sfnr
-, In. i. IA i.,r The. ar-. a Access. from n ely
IL nr, almost h,r 81 afh.r bv etfil..f STAGE. or raid
The religion. .rl literary prIei'~ls- Dee healthy .ucs
ao4 and th. h.sifv ri .,rar. render n c n. df.
srshe locations i1 ile vicinity w lc City. lN '''ff pro
ft ~ "lN - SOLO m lIi. ll -iil llf'i'-'..
A-o ilf SALE, srFrfn Sc los ADJ House 'It- ri
ssir uillie easy ruI farther rtI'lfa ar mcguire ' fih
A. LIZ n NI. -
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o. FOR >AIE-Oue new tAfcs story House No. ~
~: seventh street Decatur Place Avenues and
-~~ C. near TOmpkins Park. The house i hnis cd In
modern style with gsny doors. plated muuntu
Bile msntes CRATES throughout, 10 rooms. bah room 10 5a
story fountain and shrhhery yard Two thirds o tho
purchase money remain bond AMI mortgage FOR three
years Apply Al ~ Futon-srcet.
yfnN GLENN. kDftFk~ y 60
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LOT, ON SEVENTH AyE>Ihs0l ~

H ty-fourth 10 T~ eny-- sth -r'-ts TO lrH-" Eligible
building O,- for all plrposcs-"n h-h sfoun t-tNu
stage routes and with Groom wrier introduced To lease
.Of Ong short terms al low rents Apply to X GOOD
MAN Attorney at Law, Commissioner for New Jersey,
Ohio &c 81 Cedar street iyi13fn'
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pnsiil 9cnrrnartes. Sc.


II Ntw ARh,>Ghut>r -FAEg
l,sss- ps fp-islege''l,,i ii,' q -.
20. NfflI SD .orf.a.iet tY Gers N sm koI|s.
r. s.'a-t... sI. NJ. !. s.. -. ~ ~. -, ~,
FsI 81 500 sf O. sre safi. rfo.Idenrs 40 b..
~. i'fri 2 Neaasy. wr.r-.lsg. ~ F,isy. .r,|'s.
r,lrton >.s sei'afi F,l nssr A.. a. - go.
vf Ir saanh'.'s fl0''.f 80 q ite kennstss Al
'..rs fforfsrl. p. N-wr0Ii a. Nes n "A. n -.
is,. Tflr-Isl sn ssiartsf. 81 = oeoes PA % n.
go f.., ~ 81. d, q 20 -. -.
ps.s r.,.ras-rs 'fo'r N.~-io.s 3 R,..-. IS,
g.. r....s..' N'r , az. t.i 49,,
ltr.. af fr'fif .sssr a' Ir 'aessi fsiss
- T 'ftr AL. -ls0.n u
DfU p fAlFrinln l4N~sse
uoffoHN "a RICHMOND. frasIi-,e-
inl A. NH .''r .H '' t'ftI'..'t' Il.InE nyY
~ fN. .I NAt.. .t p IN -,.fIi .r efl
co., .. ,rs .ar o. Itls.a A. aa a'iI iseii h- rst
r., n,fi tn toN HO-ro>. -D.'f 0'-. ~
60 i'sri hs R'la "a - Lon1'n Nu-i's
-, ft - ..n.'s .- ar g.
VS.. lra.r. 40 r rf.. 81. rssere t.flsee fr Nrs
lor Nf.. s. NOf's .I''l.ssp .i so''ao -.
FoA NEWPORT an PROVIDENCE an n,as.,.
~ s'0 isi.. '.rl i,s inaf is'sri hsn.i .
q. '0Hi rf .a N'fI 81 P '.'re 't 'reat
uI.Ilf .n ..s H.rrH.. f.rI 90 H..i Hi Is sulli
-p.h frIff Nrs0' tlf Cameo. Issra nr
81 syturIl'- t.f>t -rL,nBosr-
Asss>---,--A, 7. ~ ~. 800. b. N H..
N' f.H .s.HH Good l0HIianf .r' iH0FIf s'Irtas
s"a"HI.I fNfNI >rfN Cars b. "a C.r.isrfea -.
.rsff uni N'Hiaf Neirrs'sY a. trisi ff-tng.s
s.sn.r, kNCNrRrocgfR GAYS , H,arhan.~n
.rs.r on iast f..r'u al ssnr'sf rfea'rss a
n f.HH.
A. a. JCh.i y " Lsaf,s o., Ist,rnsf,H,
.. f..r f.| N NInr'IeN
s'asrHos. NDkTu AMERICA ospl /. " Rr.nsi
siI rsqr f1 Nn0isf. AellH-lsf, futay 80 >lnisy
lnHf.rirs aI HI.||a
,s.nno.. slI Ifl iNfEilA Csran "A rniesirI
e 'fHsH HH I."sIIF Thursday 81 >ilfIaf s1'rnoir.
Ell nrrls fs..en.aIs iss1F si1er 0i 20 s-sVs Anr.
sIN sn.tH .H BANS ample lmH llf De Aafn.ne Tar
Of Cas- 'uf Nr 49, UI Nfst
~ The HHai. a. Hrs sHl slt.itnlsI srr ffuish~.
WITH ans fHgaHi state tll 'r sped ara acorn
nndsin0. sfU lrI'ft.Hi HH DO iii.in
FHFM taken 1i Nsier,fc Rffes
" a. persons as i1fli trusting NV ~ ~ Eass
ts Lrr. fil0ll aNrrr order fum he Captain
Agents
30 rs.ssse of ~, ~ apply con- bosrd ID y & ,huD
si ihH Hfff Hu Co.. eIsIi H
49, ANEN., uRh, ALLAN, n TROY
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

y.s~.-as-ls AIh LN'pl Nys,llr -.esn'r' i' w,
son no plar- II IN Ne-iche.ler lllr only
boat that snd- al O'cocs,l Captain William " Mtiiss,
viii he foot ~ Cssiar street it- ensuing season
every Monday. "Wednesday AMI Friday 0cioesi
81 connecting nj Hudson with the Hudson and berkshire
RAJ rad fh- Of which rave on tho ARRIVAL "Is hosl
Recurring the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday. Thursday
Suudsv, O'Clock p NJ tho srrvsl ~ Ms cars
touching both ways Al IA. intermediate landings r'
freight or passage apply ON board 0r Ia -
J. l.. KNAPP A. son l0l West o.
This boat has been pot complete order wilma new r..
and engine and an additional number VI stale rooms sni
viii be- found ~ pleasant and comDfiAhlcs boar Is ry "n
the ryer. The boat lows no bafge-
tn. boat 10 now ready a. reserve freight leisu
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List Of Letters Remaining in the MY. Post Office
Saturday, September q:

~ pLo., mention the DATE Of the List IN rltA hey
- Sss-,y,{.ed LADIES, LIST:
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~ -iifssssEfsRAlLROAD co.-sum~r Ayy~E
,arnfs--On and after Monday, Aprillsn
inst, , Cars Will run follows VIZ Leave City Hall id
YOrkyl. Harlem and horrsaDa al 3d. q, y, 10 -
l. 2, g. $50, 4, 5, So, D r. NJ -.
Leave City Hill FOR Forihan and Williams Bridge oS'
T. 10 A. NJ 2 $50, 5. p NJ
I.eav, City Hall for White Plains, l0A NJ; q 81
Leave Morr--ns and Harlem fyr y Hall Ib, g. y y"
II 4 ". 3 3,45, 52O, 8, $50, 7f5 p NJ q.
Leave Williams Bridge for Ciy HALL, 10 1910 A. !"
10 5, $40 7.DPM ". al.
5l0P.M ,,.
The freight train will cave White Plains a. AN, and 700
City Hall at Li5 r. Mfor the present
ssll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

sHERifF> OfflCF. New-1 ork, July -iih, 1870
The above i published pursuant the notice Of the Sec
rotary OF STATE and the requirements Of The statute IN such
cases made and provided for. NM- JONt> >herf
offhe CRY and County Of New York
~ Al the public newspapers IN the County will pub
-i the above once In each week until me Election, AM
then land IN their bills for advertising the same. thai
they be laid before he Board oSupervsors and passed
for payment.
See Revised Statutes vol chapter VI. uc 81 srfc 81
part - page 1 ~ sul2 DxSemN lawtNovf
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MIDSUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Is4s

Forfrher particulars inquire VI j. Van Rensselaer, sgsoi
corner OF Duane and West streets.
H. c. SEYMOUR Superintendent
hsw-York, April ISL l3ij
~ Stages from Middleton daily Ia connection wiz
the afternoon line Boomin gburgh Wursboro Monuces@
Mount Pleasant, Binsnamton, Owego, Port Jef's hon@
dale, CarbOndale &c
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays TO Dundan mon
rOse. Fnendsylle. LenOx. Brooklyn. nc. mb
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

LATE ELEcTloNs.-In OHIO, il is rendered
certain that TIE wings have elected majority
in both branches of the Legislature. The de-
feat of the democrats may be attributed to d.
visions 10 their ranks. The city Of Cincinnati
gave democratic majority Of 1872.
In GEORGIA, McAllister, the wing candidate,
is elected Governor. The wings will have
majority in the Legislature on joint ballot. In
the Senate there is democratic majority OF
three, while the wings have seven or eight
majority in the House.
In PENNSYLVANIA the democrats have gain
ed largely, and will have majority OF from
25 to 80 in the House. The Senate will be
more closely contested, as the democrats have
lost three members, but We think it will be
democratic by small majority. PhlladeI-
phia county elected the entire democratic
ticket The wings carried the city Council,
but there was no election Of Mayor by the
people. Burns, the democratic candidate for
Canal Commissioner, will have majority of
nearly 10000.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

~ Our friend May, Of the Chambersburg
(Pa.) Times, in answer to our queries, in.
forms US that, after some half dozen attempts
to 'change his condition. he yet remains in
state Of "single blessedness." We advise
him to go on till his attempts number .'ba-
ker's dozen,' and then stop, if he meets with
no better success. We are led TO conclude
that either the Chambersburg ladies are all
wings, or our friends personal appearance is
not very fascinaling-ei.her supposilion is
horrible. Although it was remarked by Mr..
Chawles Yellowplush that "fax are fax"
there are doubtless some things which are no,
''fax." Ii is not fact that our friend does
not deserve wife. He publishes one Of the
best papers east Of the Alleghanies-we are
satisfied his very hearts core is democratic
and we say to the Chambersbuyg ladies they
stand in their own light when they refuse him
OF the Times. in anticipation of his visit to
Iowa. We shall, during the ensuing winter,
enlarge our ''bunk"-buy an extra platter,
knife and fork. and "do our endeavors" to en-.
terrain the editor of the Times in the most
gaudy and sumptuous styIe. Think of that,
friend, and come to Iowa.
P.S. Don't stop at Burlington. for fear the
editor Of the Hawkeye will tell you we color
our hair