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Ne. ~ JOhn-strce;, offer for sale fl Of
PAPERS manufactured by he Messrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial. Super Royal,
ROYAL Medium Deny and Flat Cap
Bank Folio Post. Bank Clarto Post. Exchange Car.
EXtrs Saper Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain. fli sssoriEenL
Packet Post. Super ard Sxtrs Super.
Tuned Plate PAPER Co-0red imper.aS
Ccorrd Royals. thick AID hin
Do Medium, do 20
Do. Double Cap. for copy books.
Pine Glazed COlorci Mediums. Royals. &c. &c.
X 4 4 have hand a extensive OF
Writing Papers BOOK and News Printing Papers. Plate
fspels, Hardware ard Whipping Papers Tley are also
SOC agents Of The scaHne Patent Enveop Paper.
Printing Paper Of any SIZE aud cualiy made TO order
shoft notice. jvl osyeod
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PAPER--l00co reams Cap, double
w CAP, Crown and double Crown, for sale by
sai w CYRUS w. FIELD. Rnri'--
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Jusurdnre.

THE EAST RIVER Insurance Company. once once NO.
o. iae 90 Wsli-sfrrci continues % n-ofr AsAis' -
lmAge BY Ere. dwelling houses. Warehouses sho or'
hui1ngs-aiso household furniture, mere aias' A.
- heretofore. DIRECTORS
Josu Brewer Rob~rf Boornan DAME Ayrr-.
I.,,.. NJ BRIDE Abel A Iow Chs y = Rowland,
-, Nc,rhe.d George Por,~roy MAJ 7. Griswod.Jr
I.senh Eerrochan. David Thomson Ku<-el. >sn.ins.
g.-rv W Hn. Nisernsn Burnt Cs,lr.e Cogg-saal
r .i-,t J. Dillon. Ph.ip Nmbury. ephcn Holi.
= ,r,ss N-sn,ih stanton Be.te ,-erh Gaiilari, j.
JOHN BROJWER President
COIN : >lLLINA~. secretary
Sr3i-,- R1srSr D. DfiioN. Counsel Attorney
leITI Al LIE IN-t EANtE Company 0f New
wi 'York NJ Wal. THIS Institution ll- Issued.
surng be month ol july, Que hundred a.. -" ~" f''
~ N-rr,,nts ard TrAiersJl To Cisrgymcn.... ....
r a Iars.... ......lt To Physicians ....-.
r f,-,..r... ........ To faNycrs...... ........
r N.,.f,r-!r-rs 60. -. 70 IcAclcfs....-.
49, -. 1T To Engineers.
r. =. -,r.r. ...... To Collector u Customs.
r .,---..-. ..... Il To Cashiers of Banks.
r H. k,sr.-. $3.50. {. To BANK Oticers...... 90.
r 49, Ke.-r~rs To Comlclcial Agents.
II. m .-fia,s ...... ITO Roosselrrs zee. ...-.
r, TeS,scori.t. .... J To Oic-r oi L. ;. Army.
r, Grc.-.-S ....... .|ro Ladies .......... =
+ S.,,,r ..... ] To Gent Inen. ..... ......
r.,.. t-.--.s ..................... .lt-
MORRIS ROBINSON, PrcsiienI
Il
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BLOCK TIN WARE rANUFACTURER
n)inoom Gha0es.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, no. SPRUCE
w STREET, =. l.-Ite only manuiacory o any ex-
the United stsesThe Subscribers oner for ale the
most splendid Of SHADES which could be col
l-cied together. consisting Of the following styles
10000 pairs Of beautiful Gothic, painted by art-t- These
are all views Of celebrated places IN Europe
1000 pas OF assorted Gothic COrnitan ana Landscapes
such A. are generally sold about he city.
* pairs o.. most beautiful C0rntan PAINTED n Florenc
100 pairs Of OF tie most celebrated places In ms
country
5000 pairs OF ch 'sp Shades, from e2 ca 10 - -.
We pledge ourselves sell no per cent cheaper than any
or h,lse in NewYork Persons wishing 10 see the pro-
u getting e most useful articles are shown through
the painting rooms with great pleasure
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not b. surpassed TRIMMINGS Of al kinds Al manu-
facfurers prices.
Persons buying sell again dealt with he most liberal
terms le17 5ul BARTOL De MAUNY.
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Eeaal Notices.

SUERIFF,~ ~ALE.-By virtue Of a VII Of her IA
- Gals f0 directed and delivered, VIII expose 20 SAFE
on Thursday the l- day Of May next, al - o'clock ~ ~
the Ve.tne II the City Hall Of the Guy of New ork-A
The light e and interest Of Thomas ID. BckOrd. winch he
had on he gh day OF tnuay. one thousand eight
hundred and fOrlyhye any time aierwards IN whose
hands soever the same be- Of and 10 all mat certain
lot or piece Of Land lying and being in the Tenth ara OF
the Civ Of NeIOrs aud known number forty VI
car street containing IN breadth front and rear, each wv
tyfve feet ami In 9Th each side, eghyseYen iet as
III. same was conveyed 70 Chapman simmons by Lewis
Brown bv ndenure dated the twenytrst Of May IN me
wear of our Lord one thousand gh hundred and hye and
recorded in Liber No T. page 35 IN the late Office OF NE
(grk Of The Civ and County OF New fOrz-iogeheT with
al and sina lar the appurenances tenemcnts and heeia-
neus hereuntO belonging or In any wise appertAnlns-
Dated New York, April 9Th, 1915 ,., -,
TosEPH WEEP, Deputy Sheriff. aple lawAw
The above sale postponed until Thursday June 'h, at
the above hour and place. May I'D, 1913
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JossaH WEED. Deputy Sheriff my2 law5w
Tie above sale = postponed until "wednesday, June 18th
al lie above hour anu p.ice.Newl oIz, Jane On lsto
WILLIAM JONES, shenh
JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sher.h Je5 la"5
The above sale postponed until Nednes4ay July Jh,
Al tie above hour and place. June 8h, l85.
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JosEPH WEED, Deputy shenf. e&o la"ot
The above : postponed until "Wednesday July -jrd al ihe
above hour aud place. July =, 1919. -. ...... 81, -
JosEPH WEED. Deputy sheff. Ell-lo-3
The above sale j. postponed until Neinesday, August
9Oih a. the above hour and place. July 2Jrd l8i5
WILLIAM JONES, Shena
-, W., n.,,.y ster4 ivln faNtW
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FOUNTAINS.
('A>r IRON FOUNTAINS. consisting OF Figures on We
- nus hvoe. swans D0ipa-ns Urns >cfo.s Snri.s ba-
sins. &c- forming variety tan fory di-en ds
II Prices from = ~ s.S6 Aso In 4n1 forcr NF> 10
throw from 10 70 80 gallons per nui- lro1 LIN Pumps Tor
cls;erns ~ shallow wells together VIII IRE Engn-s Hose
Cars copper rivei-d Hose Coupling screw- Nc manu-
'actl,ed for wholesale or retail By D. l. rAnNAN
fnyi4 ~ Fllt1r-st
STATE PRISON CONTRACT-Propo-ais vii Re
- received Tor the isbur TIE day u - - poy-
81 n tr saoe DParfnent 10 the NcJrrsey sac rrson.
numbering ron - to So new contract 70 commence on ife
s day u August next and for such period a. may he
mutually agreed The lns;lrliol vii f9rt-sh slp~rin
-iants Practically sccua.ne With Tx lcsi-s sufficient
-eeay VII b. required from Se co1trAcior Proposals or
otnrr communications Tie sub eci 4 De sdrrssc 70
The subscriber. j. B. GADDIS,
Keeper New-Jersey State Prson-
Trenion, June ID, Issi le2ln
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SUERIFF'- SALLY virtue Of VIII Of nne
- f.r 10 me directed aud delivered, viii expose 20
sale on Wednesday, the 9th day Of August next a. y
O'clock NJ a. the vssiibule OF The City Ha. Of Tie City Of
New York All he gLi e and Interest OF Jane OCOnnOr
snd Margaret y Coulor which they, either Of them, bad
ON he ~ day OF November Sfo or any time
af-r,xaris ana 10 al that certain lot OF land situate,
living and being al orAve the l2th Ward OF TIE CIty Of
New l0rs and Gsn guisred part Of Tie Harlem
Commons ana known Map Of said Commons made by
Clar-- Clinton Guy surveyor by he number hundred
and fOrynine ii the SOrthrrly side u Eghy-sixh
street between the Third and Fourth Avenues, containing
TWENTY-FIVE feet IN width IN front and and hundred
fet in depth each side be e or ess Dated,
New York. June l8th. l5i1 WM JONES, snerTT
Tnos T. PgEPs. DeuIW sheriff. lc15 swtH
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE.-Mrmph.sa and Wolf River CanaL-The time
for receiving proposals 10 the Memphis and
Wolf River Canal extended TO The 18th day Of September
next
This extension Of time has been caused hy unavoidable de-
Jay procuring final survey and estimates OF The work 10
be inside.
Correspondents upon his subject. and those who have
IN person examine the work. shall have the c--
specifications proiles and blank propositions for
tie arced them IN send their BIDS hy
TIE period designated IN this Advertisement
y.t iSl5 Z J. FINLEY, Navor Of Memphis Tenn
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miscellaneous.

I'UE CITIZENS OF the Seventh Ward are respect
y 10 IS informed that they can BE supplied win SODA
WATER with the following Syrups Of superior quality,
viz Sarsavala Lemon Raspberry, Pine Apple, Ginger,
Vanilla Spice Cherry SC &c -
Also saraioga Wa'ers, fresh, from al the different
Spnngs For and delivered AMY part Of the city,
~ DAVID SANDS CO. Druggists and Apoihecares,
kd-i BfOtlNaVt cor. OF MafkttsI
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DISTANCES AYD RATES OF FARE

In r1EIs-Sizs,s- MMEk ARKANGEMENIs
81 x1H1yCn ard Alter Monday. Apn. Iia, "
cars " "a. leave
PATERSON NEw.YORK
0e.ecA' NJ 8, 0e.ocs, 4 y
PATERSON kyW-YORK.
oclocA, A. II. 81 OcloSs, An
4. p. 81 5, PM
Passengers are advised 70 8. At lie ferry few Minutes
-fe ,be slated vi departure Once IS Coflscdts
April ~ i24h sn
IT. Anew FERRY 10 Yellow Hoos, foh
SSsspesrs5<-< Hamilton, and COney Islsnd-The steam
= eos;- iOLAs, Capt. Richard fstrs Ana
WAVE. Capt Henry Asien, viii on the above fs0J
every day, follows
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SBURGH-FARE j0--LaDil ng al Van C0ln.
tnd's DOck, tPc"ksklll.l West Point, Cold
Sp1ng, Cornwall, Newburgh, Fi-hail and Hamburg.
The ne. and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain Wa
DINE TRUEsDFLL leaves the foot Of Barclay sif. daily
Sunday. excepled) al 7. NJ. Leaves POushkeepse al
paste A. ".
tor freight passage inquire Of the Captain. board
D 4. J HALL Agent. At lr Office the wharf efs
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~ eFLVftst LINE
Sx,-N.s---,1N FOR ALBANY. Daily, SUNDAY. cACepro
THNoUcH DisEcr-At O'Clock, r VI. ifuu
TIE Pier 6et~ zen Cogri. snt All Loeuy .irt,ls
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Csp1- T. O. Crltieudcn WI
leave on NonlAy, WeauesSay Ant Friday Evenings A.
s,ea,rsosi SOUTH AMERiC, Capt " ~ rrnsienvl
leave on Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday -'oDngs. Al
O'Clock
Pttss firm foot IF R1rrias-sf
s,sr-1boa, NEW JERSEY. Captain H. tuvf,
viii leave on Monday, "Wednesday, Friday ard SUBSIDY
afternoons a. = oc.ocS -. ,
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt l. W. Brsnari,
vii leave 90 Tuesday THURSDAY and sanniay Nfrooas.
NJ o'clock Passengers taking ether 81 ne Ho'e ms
VII arrive Albany 10 ample time FOR The Morning Nsn
OF L as tor ihe Essf or West
l,- Tie boats and suhsisnnS-arr itfhslef
81 n.w and elegant ale rooms and Tor speed and Accom-
roIatlous are unrvaled on the Hudson.
Frcigf t1tri ~ Nef.F1fc Rd'es.
- AL PERSONS are forbid trusting any of the Boats ~
ths Line without q written order from the .sp'sn ~
Agents. -.
For Passage Fret sh apply OF board, or 10 r I SAl,
nd office ou the wharf VS
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III TUfNTNFs FsINE NJ VI TUt n
-N'aa---jN FOR ALBANY. TROY. ard Intermediate
~ Landing :. from he Steamboat Pier A. the
foot of Barclay street. Leaves NewioTh al O'Clock, A.
VI Monday. "Wednesday snt Friday and Troy ats oclScs,
\ NJ Albany at ociork A. N. TUESDAY, ihurs'isy and
saturday. Breakfast au4 Dinner on board he boat.
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA, CAPT
D. root Monday, Nsdnesdsy and Friday Morning at
O'Clock -
For passage freight apply board, orso b. HALL,
al the office the wharf
NOrIcF-A goods freight, baggage, bank bills specie.
or shy other Ind OF property taken, shipped pat
board this boat bee at he rsA OF the 81 such
goods. freight baggage &C. en
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TO TEACHERS.

,r,rft ..e,,i,, Of Te.rI-rs school Committees and al
L fs engaged n the cause Of ecucaton, - lnNl'eu 70
IN ear linafon u the merits Of The Young hnieioah y
Roo III Government and Law s1owng trf h,sD,fy Va
t1re aud Necessity. ~ >. o. town -, ' -
IT, sofk las now passed through seven editions, sna
,ec we'd h. ingtes efcomuu- from Ae ffess ano OtAef
-hs.i sources Published by
iv3ll TURNER & HAYDEN 10 Jonnst nsaf Broad ay-
arge assortment Of school Books constantly on Lana-
NO. 7, TREASURY OF HISTORY,
is VOW READY for his number concieoe-
he history Of Great Brian bringing events down from
f- troubles that country and her Coonie-a nm
i1g picture ~ Nspoleon's errac oareer-ihe time. on
George w. William ~ and Nc,ofaihe operations 81 ne
Rrfsh Id India China and ese~herees well as par o. r
history O ireland Published and for sale y Gems P
No. by (iyI5j DANIEL ADEE l07 Fuson-sL y. J..
ALMANAC-.-The trade supplied with Algaase' al
n the prices Of manufacturing, a. The IhD'he oi-'
,CO TIE PROTEsTs>T- Of ue Da sss 80 Issued
Iy.i rl,sn.d t. Inost I'M portant woS ever i''1eo
| ron the American Pres ~, ..,,,.ru spendidlv
r., Rev Jorn Dow nlSs History Of Romaiils'n, -
uuafra.d with more than 81 inehy ini-'re rse,ic.s
rrIrre Of fie customs. ceremonies, eVlhes 5,f
IN I. C6trcb of Rome. forming large ana Des.l..
i yn,e Of nesrly 700 pages in rich enoeInAic Diho-
/ ing Pnce g 90 - IT, II. p-l,,r Z, y v
~ AGENT. waned sell the above "ofh ID every 'o"n
I'D comfy In he United states, 10 whom liberal per
| csnfsge viii he allowed y ~
x.yI.aOxsIN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION on WISCONSIN,
,Sb brief Sketch of IT, History, Geology, Mineraogy,
lo Productions, Government &C. sc. accompanied by
secionai Map, exhibiting The tow usips and ranges For
,I,HE UNITED STATES DI-PENSATORY.-
j Wood Bacbe's United Sfsies Dspensaiory-new edi-
ion for sale by HUNTINGTON i sASAOEl
ieeyos ZIG Pearl-st
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IT. AFOK NtWBIRGH--lan dlpg

IT AtOK NtWBt RtsH--IaldiDg AZ
SGi . CALDW Ellis, wEsr POINT, CoLD
SPRING and CORNWALL
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt CHsRLfs Hat
srgso will leave the Wuren-srce Pier every Tuesday and
Friday Al O'Clock p ". Returning wi! leave Newburgh
every "Wednesday aud Saturday al O'Clock. Pm
All Baggage. Packages Parcels Bank Bills Specie,
pat board his boat without being entered the book
crptfd for be the risk of he thereof ia
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VrENTILATION.-MOT PATENT VACUUM
COW for venising churches, court and school rooms
hospitals. railroad prisons cabins or holds Of vessels
when laden with peT-hable articles and al places designed
for crowded assemblies has been proved by many expert
rnenis before scientific associations IN this City and Boston,
where they have awarded gold and silver medals 90 be
the only selfacng C0wl known that VIII facilitate exhals
ton through vertical or other hges.
The experiments referred prove that all Other Cows
have the effect check Drafts although many Of them do
prevent particular winds blowing down chimney and thus
cure their smoking
By aid OF the Vacuum, combined with receiving PIE
mum COwl, OF pure air brought rom above he
building be made TO flow through any place requiring
ventilation.
The apparatus By which the experiments made can
BIZ in operation any morning between and - al No
pa Waier--ifeet Architects, builders, persons about 10
build aud those who take interest philosophical expc
meuis requested call and that would
hardly be believed without seeing; where also be
the plans Mr. Joseph Curtis for Warming and Vensi
ing, which s believed TO be Improvement upon Dr.
Reads tof Edinburgh plan applied 10 The Parliament
House OF England. JORDAN L. MOTT, - Water -
NoTESnce the public experiments a; the last Fair Of the
American Institute, persons have of the small
end Of the Cowl known Espe, ID permit the wind 10
weep thrOl "a doing Is infringing upon my Patent
| will hold them responsible. unless they call aud my
written consent, which will freely give upon appcaion
Ii make nothing by the operation, must have the credit Of
The invention
There others who have made in this Ciy and else
where, limitations OF my Cowl many OF them with ifle
knowledge OF The principle OF constructions "a those shall
not be So lenient ies5 Sawu
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n~Mr HARLEM -IAt.E-.-rron -
49, a CaathfD.t farlspi foT ~ otnfs, ioTt-
sezss vile fof crafg, starting each way every
~ minutes from A. NJ 10 T. NJ with stage each way
at ?. NJ and up from Boweryl al II P NJ. This Is The
cheapest stage-rifng In The world and citizens VIII ind
ride Harlem pleasant and heahf1- Fare sundays
l2t cents for distance Good stages and willing horses
lel4HY J. MURPHY. = Chaihsm-s-
- -zrz4zrx=7TO WESTERN sT-
~ sTRAvELERs.-Greai -
MAILS PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST. via PfiILADEL-
PHIA, BALTIMORE CUMBERLAND, 10 WHEELING
PITTS BIZ re- and CINCINNATI Through IN - hours
from New-York % Wheeling and Pittsburg.
Passenger. going directly through
Arrive in Philsdelphiam zP
Leave Philadelphia al p NJ by Steamboat.
Arrive IN BALTIMORE At II F. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at n A. NJ by the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad.
And arrive At Cumberland At p. NJ:
Leave Cumberland ~ p W. by the National
Road and Good Den age Lines and arrive Ia Wheeling
or Plitsburg next evening
Pas.cn gers for Pitsburg lake the splendid and mod
built steamboats, al Brownsville, and Hereby have only
u miles Of Staging the whole route with choice o. DAY
nj ght travel
Firsca-s siesboats leave Whee ing and Pi.burg hour
IL. and Passengers forwarded without delay GIN
CISSATl and al other Ports In the South aud West Fare
- 10 Cincinnati
For Through Tickets by this route apply Phladep hia
he Railroad Office OF Market and Eleventh
- South Third street board steamboat Dock S.
Wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling SIS; 10
and resuining seals al pleasure.
Dor further Information, apply 10 j. L. SKINNER,
Agent Al the Office Of Adams Co.'S Express,
je2o yY No. II Wal Il. NY.
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- S sop,,c J TO TIE ,TkAIELiSG

d 7 hin TJFNINU LINZ UN
CHAPLAIN FROM WHITEHALL TO
ST. JOHSs-MskiIg intermediate andings-Pas-age -,
breakfast On board. TIE FRANCIS sALTUs Capt " o.
TID.LE, leaves Whitehall. Tuesdays, Thursdays and sanr
daYs Al o'clock A. NJ. and 81 johns Mondays, Wedles-
deys and Fridays, Al O'Clock. A. ".
For freight or passage, apply al The Captain. Office
board II. D. FILKISs Agent. Troy.
Passer gers leaving Troy Mondays wednesdays ard I'm
days half pas, o'clock P. " BY railroad ard packet, VII
arrive W hit-sl In boat morning.
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a. FOX >AIE-On- new ihree story House No l7e
s Seventh Decatur ace, hstw cen Avenues ana
~ {. near Tompkn- PARK. The house u finished IN
modern STYLE with mahogany doors plated monntngs mar
be uanes CRATES throughout II rooms. bath room m 81
story fountain and shnhber yard &c Two thirds OF tho
rurc iase money can remain bond and mortgage for three
ivinff GLENN ROGERS co.
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a., Nrw.YoRK, ALANY 4 Troy

s.N..,--5s LlNE-For Albany and Troy DiRaSr Al
"sa~~ o'cock I. M.-rhe Steamboat EMPIRE,
Cant K. MACY. viii leave The steamboat ref 10" ~
Courani-s' every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday Afef'
noon. az O'Clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM II. Pccs. every
MONDAY, " clnrs.lsy and Friday afternoon. AZ oclocs-
fha wharf -"
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.U~s~ THE PEOPLES OssegO line Lake
Boats wi receive aud forward merch and-e
and passengers 10 Os~egO and Intermediate
places Erie aud O-wegO Canals and The different ports
AXE Ontario, River x Lawrence ard he pper Lakes
With despatch No connection with any other Line. Ofcr
s. COeniie- .p, third door from sOufh--t
A6EsTs-R ;. DICKINSON OswegO.
b RANDALL. JL Sole Agent, Troy
JAMES Ellis, JL "a c,,,. ID, - v
AUST =. ). STEELE, D"'''''P y l.
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.n ANOTICE.-slsl. Island Ferry. ny. %
ESssEs5s1. Whitehall street, Tls stosntoais 81 LIN
and STATEN ISLANDER viii cave SsS
YORK every hour. except p. NJ commencing 81
until Y. NJ Leave Staten issnd every boQf except 81
NJ commencing ~ Q A. H. unnl Up. n
n Bon Sundays the poss viii leave every hour no.
bali boar. ~
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.U-> SUMMER ADVANCEMENT

EzSSxsa- NEWARK AND NETWORK, DAILY
Fare only p ceut---ChBags Of Hen,.-On
ard after Saturday,, May 7h l3f5. the steamer PASSAIC,
Capt Joss Carry, VII f0liOws slil further nOics
Leave Newark, foot Of CeI,re It 7. A. ". and y p ".
Leave New ork, foot n Barclay ~ 10 4 NJ and r. ~
On Sundays leave Newark A. ~ and P. ". Leave
Newly orx 10 A. NJ and P. ".
The Psssac been engthened IS feet ard two
hundred and twengy feet long She has boiler ani
new, comuodiOus and elegantly furnished decz saloon 90
fes 10 length and In complete order. Her accomoca,
tons for ak and passengers have been very much ~.
proved Pr.ighf carried - nv
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FON -1I.E or 10 LEA-E F0Ta IN


= wears the story brick House and Lot No y Nassau
~ street. near John Apply 10 CAMPBELL, BOtGh-
on 4 WARD, No. 81 John st. iyls I'm
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=
No. building lots FOR al purpOses-on high grounl-l"o
Stage routes and with Croon water introduced To ease
Tor lng short terms at low rents Apply 70 GOop-
NAN Attorney at Law Commissioner Tor New Jersey,
Ohio. &c, So Cedar street iyE5m'
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Real Gstate.

q TO MANUFACTURERs-Th bird 40 iS Ill
power. Possession gwen mined aiely. Apply h.nl'
oif &C. ano w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 500 .Oo0->Gfp.us >6j clubhouse II
y and IS Ma-sL-Ihe losses Jf tbs Company by Tie re-
cent conaasrai0u are estimated ioeo |. j. believed
there vii remain s-oooo ofihe Capital after paying a. Ire
losses The Con pany continues 10 make - here
i0i0rr. K hAl Ems, President
IrwI. PHiLLfrs Secretary. iyl2 I'm
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02
Whig State Convention.

We see a call made upon the Wings Of
Mississippi, in the Vicksburg Wing, by
correspondent, to hold State Convention
and nominate candidates for Governor, Con-
gress and other State officers. We are in
favor Of the measure, and hope that other pa
pers in the State will urge its PrOpTieiy; it
looks like fOFlorn hope at this time, 4 Is
true, but Notwithstanding our defeat in the
several last elections. we think it is the duty
# the Wings to give the common enemy
battle even iflhey are again defeated.
But should judicious selection Of can
didatcs be made, we have but little doubt
that the Wings would be successful, il mol
in the whole ticket, at least in a part
Should it be agreed upon to hold Conven'
ton for this purpose, Yazoo will send hel
delegates to assist in the work.