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Freight md Passage
~ BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
6x5EeSksor The steamer Columbus, Capt. Par.
r-h, will continue bee regular u,.. bsiw.cu this
rae- asJ Baucre during winsr.ayinx Batimop VERY
shtcay afternoon O'clock and the following
honday on her return will leave the
Iueday Afternoon Her for passenger, ar,
bet hind. WV
Passage and Fare Bainsore only q,
y 30
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EXTRACT VANILLA, FOR FLAvoRING ICE.
- ETc,-Tis Possesses most
concentrated form delicious aromatic
Odo Of the Van la Bean and culinary purposes
found the havor-
For sale by ALEX. DUyAL Il co,
10 Main IT.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES or vo,,n
OWN STATE iOoN

WE Franklin Manufacturing Conpany have nm h., =, -.
MIL. near the Depot u the southern Railroad Soi
a., " eia slpeIhne inc And letter folded sns
hA' cap papers ra'd AMI paIn 4ku medium pn,, .nw-
~ isprfs "i VARIOUS sizes At the lowe wboIesa.
y n'I'e paoe attention. assured quality and
Pe mahaiaeuTe viii lear Comparison with ,h 80,
onS my ornen Factory They prepared sIscS
any ue'Sfpuoh OF paper ths the market or tA.r eu.o-.
require Merchants ds.lus. a., r,cus .,c - N may
MIL and eIauiGe 6as Ihetas.iys. " "a" ~ me Payer
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Era-ps S Rsis,-5.r ls 4..1,a.ee Of ,ioo, o. ..S n
Fresh Hardpqre. Cutlery, DC.

III VIE unueTsEneu nave FeEciycd pOrtI1n oil
IL their Palstoek Of Hardware Cutlery
eeve "a days Tire whole Of
BEEN fought the We respectfully
eah feI city and county friends, assuring
sen goods Ack prices and such
satisfaction. SMITH a HARDWOOD,
as. m Mia
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New and Rich style. of Tea and Dinn.,
SlHyICES.

st opened ct China Hail few entirely new and h
SYKES OF Tea and Dihner Services to winch he 1 -
he paehe invited Likewise pattern. OF s,s,ry
bue 'et ulnnef serviees-and Hte Granite Of ynrops - -
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CRENsHAw BRoluEg, :. 30 -
-. - hhds sL Croir s,.r,, ' "'
lsJ !" N. OrIean. a.
IS bbls CEanned A.
90 packs wooIsey'.Ioaf a.
ITO bags Java CoG-e
500 Rio
rs !Asuayn Do
- haTieALo do
DO hbds Aosas.es
sos sides Leather
harness skirtins Ru..~usa
, ioSs Bisrd and Casi steel
30 packages Tea
% boIss Fpsrm Canlis,
80 do soap
$50 krss Nails
20 eLls Tanners Oh
so borcs Che.se
eeroon, Caracas Indigo
eco krgs White Lead
ar casks Port Win. r,,.
Pepper PHieDto, starch co.., ,v.
yale'y Of ober ARTICLES s''' ''" "As'' 4se'R. ans
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NATIONAL IOss FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
EMPOWERED by ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL E5OO,OOO. OR S3,5OO.OOO!
UNITED STATES Lot:iL BO.4RD OF DIRECTORS
JAcnB HARVEY. Ed, Chairman.
Joas j. PAisrR. Esq
JONATHAN GooD,lx. Eco.
Jssks BooHsAs, Esq
Gro BARCLAY, Esq.
sAsL y IIo~t,sp, Eco.
GosHAx A. woRru ESQ.
b.nL NJ. FoI E<q.
BSSRERS:
Merchants Bank Of YORK.
Gencral Agent for the Unted AL British North American
Colonies Hon J. LxAspya sIirs.
WE admirable system Of Life In,urance
which this Institution las which has secuted
such maj ked distineon Earup, hres
favof IN America During the short
the United States its principles unqualified
OF many eminent and patronage has secured fuzzy
tests the public confidence in its favor Az
the standing OF this Company the subscriber pubic
e above board OF Directors residing New composed
senenrn ofthe highest character and responsibility very
SUN To be permanently invested in aates IN,
VI three OF these Directors Tnsses AWAY, lie
Assured in Of disputed such arise
famphiet eorispns lhe Last Annual Report much gene
raj ose'hsr With the soeeyr ao bank
and the file~ Information be s.ioi application
subscriber '' "
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TER, FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.

ii slsisis received
val, g., way" from Liverpool By recent srr
non,i N isl and varied assnra,snt Of Eot.r. ..s
N.-h. 10 when they attention Of Cou.tv
Pm. - ''oek OF Cloths anh.ts Heavy wooHss =. al
IL ~, Ina p''eef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

Pinnock's (yFm) Grammar of Sacred Geography and
History Smo. As Cd. bd.
pnnock's (Wm) Grammar of Ancient Geography and
History lsmo. as gu. BID.
Practical Christian Library, Bishop Taylors conteul.
plaiions,' Ismo %. swd.
1,ose's New Biographical Dictionary, Vol VII. svo.
lss. CT.
sintram, Translation, with Designs by Selous,
royal lSno. 5s. cl extra.
Standard Novels, Vol. XCVlli. The Prairie Bird, :
limo 6s. cl
Undine. Translation, Designs by Tenniel,
roy al lSmo Us. ell extra
Urquhart's (Rov H. J) Poems, Sacred and Classical,
svo Is. I'd ell.
Whaiey on the Kingdom of Christ, 4th edition, svo.
SIS. cl
Whea,ley on the Common Prayer edition, svo. S.
BIDS.
Wolsxi's (F. A. New French Gramu ar, with Exerci
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Woods tHelcn) Conversations on English Grammar,
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torrents they very grand to look at, but most
formidable We have heard no estimate OF the
loss occasioned by the food but judging from what oc-
Cured within the sphere OF own observation we
should presume that the number OF dinners which re-
NAMED unlisted when fit to be tasted, must have amour
ted to many thousands-N 0. Picayane' .augI g.
On Thursday afternoon, meeting was held at
the City Hail. Richmond, 10 devise some means Of estaD
fishing better, wiser and efficient system OF pub
speech he alluded to the astonishing and disgraceiul
fact, that while in Connecticut there were not moro
than 500 y years old who cannot read or
WRITE the Old Dominion there not less than co.
600 persons of the whose intellectual faculties
were paraly or extingushed
A letter from Lake Superior says Native cop
large masses, continues TO be ound-the best pe-
cmen of which that recently discovered near the lake
shore by Mai. Campball, Sub Agent This specimen
OF commerce. and altogether the most beautiful speci-
men
The beautiful yacht La Coquile, John G. Jay,
Esq., and master arrived at port this morning
from New York She started from New York on Tues
day morning, arrived az New London CT, in twelve
hours and stopped at the latter place fifteen hours arr
yng in Boston in thirty-sx hours from New London;
making the whole passage from New York in forty eight
hours.-BostoR Journal Aug. ..
The suit in the case Of the celebrated Arredondo
Grant in Florida, after twenty litigation has been
2s965 Lake Orange and the largest holder by
this decree is John H. Lewis Esq., OF Huntsville who in
right OF wife, becomes possessor of 81, 900 acres
There is rumor thar named Ruyan has
been arrested in Montreal who ia believed to have been
the principal actor in the dreadful murder of the Cashier
family, Tor which two executed. He was
known in Philadelphia a horse dealer.
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BERLIN, Erie county, Ohio, August Is, 1915
Intellect Of the dgc-Stdte Of the Crops--Ripairy o.
Py0spcyttY- Paprr MopcV


There is a part of the intelligence of mankind dis
tingushed for their eagernesst TO possess knowledge
admired for their liberay in moral, religious and
political sentiments, and are always well informed
concerning the movements and doings of States and
nations that exist upon the face of this globe
These are facts that be observed in every com
munty. Il is also equally true. that so far as nv
observation has extended, and the same is confirm
ed by the expressed opinion Of others, that this class
OF people are readers of the Heraid, Religious de-
nominations generally cry out against the Herald in
this section, though with less holy horror and jea-
GUS wrath than in the Eastern States. This kind of
persecution, however, is fast receding, as ntelli-
gence, on liberal sentiments, advances.
We are terribly burned up with the drought in this
northern part OF OHIO. Corn IL suffering, potatoes
VIII be total failure, grass crop Is destroyed by the
continued drought, and stock of all kinds suffer-
ing Tor feed. The wheat crop is good, though no.
thlng more than middling crop those able will
hold on TO it.
There IS great struggle between Milan and san
dusky ciles Tor the ascendancy point OF business
in the produce line. Milan has been ahead tor the
last two or three years, but they are about Ia be
overthrown, and left high and dry by The iron horse
that PUSHES through the county with velocity only
surpassed by Morses telegraph In this land OF enter.
Prise and fertility, II has got to be dangerous 10 own
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
The New EOwery.

The above IS very correct engraving OF the front
OF the new Bowery Theatre, which Phoenix like,
has sprung up from the ashes Of the building de-
sroyedby fire, for the fourth time, on the evening
of the oath Of April last. Within a few DAYS after
It's destruction, preparations were made under the
able direction of A. W. Jackson, ESQ., the present
enterprislng proprietor, TO have erected spa
clous and handsome building than ever before ex-
listed on The site. This was pursued with such alac
r,y as to be almost surprising, and on the 4 Of
August following, one oil the finest theatres in this
city was opened TO the public, with such stock
company, which we doubt cannot be sur
passed by any other company in the Union. We
have before given view, together with an account
OF the interior, and 1t only remains for US, 10 de-
scribe the exterior II Is situated the north side
OF the Bowery, about three hundred yards from
Chatham Square. II has 75 feet frontage, and an
entrance by large flight oil seven steps In front
there are tour massive circular tlued pillars, near
upon % feet high, somewhat of the Dorlc order,
with capitals Of composite character the whole
surmounted with a very neat cornlce. The lower
piazza Is about Ii feet wide, at the rear Of which
are four capacious double doors giving an entrance
to the inner passage, leading 10 The lower tier Of
boxes. On The night of this piazza, al the SIDE is
the Ticket-oiice on the left the office of the Trea-
surer. Beneath these, between tour handsome iron
lamp posts are the entrances TO the PIT and gallery,
on level with the pavement. 80 that the rabhle IS
kept quite distinct from tbs upper ten thousand that
visit The theatre. About twenty feet above the pl-
azza Is balcony having neat iron railing TO the
front 1Aas balcony - II feet wide, and affords a
good VIEW OF all that Is passing IN this great
ihoroughtare. The building is terminated al The
extreme ends by two massive square pillars, which
give the whole very neat appearance, and bespealS
much tor The taste and judgment OF those engaged
In It's restoration. The whole building is upwards
80 feet high, and when the theatre is open for per-
formances, which is pretty much throughout the
year, the stars and stripes float galy from above the
centre of the cornice There is no theatre in this
cityth is in such high favor with the masses the
present one. Evena thermometer above 90 deg, in
the shade, has not, since lis last opening prevented
every part Of II from being crowded 10 excess And
certainly, IT talent, energy, and enterprise, deserve
success, here it is not i'll bestowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

FROM the Clarion Democrat we obtain some
sscs o. .ne immense amount of iron business done by
the manufactures in that small county Previous to the
year is49 there were established but eight forges and
iurneces-now there are in full operation
these several more srs TO be undertake before the sx
piraton tbs yer Thsss f-ots speak we'll for III.
stone stats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

l.oNGEvlrY-SlNouLAR.-T are living within
eighty yards OF the Friends Meeting House in this
city eight persons whose united ges six hundred
years sN them live in three adjoining houses and the
"thin hy yards OF each other. Isaac H. Starr aged 81
Margaret Rasn do 49, Sarah Shpley do 10; Thomas Ship
ley do az John Clarke do "a, Caleb Starr do Sarah
Wooiey do 6s Ann Clarke do 6s-GO0.-- HTi,aingten
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TRlrs 70 COMFY ISLAND. The Ferry Company
run three boats, the Chief. Ioas and Trojan to-day
IRON the city to Coney Island, and by referring 10
the advertisement, 1t will be seen they leave
rous hours, between 9 A. M. and r. NJ from DIFF
terent parts OF the city. They also touch at Fort
Hamilton each way, going and coming. The
on board OF which, every satisfaction will be afford
ed TO those who patronise her. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

tyr UOMOOPATHIC EXAMINER.

The F'Orentne Histories, by Nachisvel.
The Citizen Ola Repub &c. by Ceba. Genoese.
The Autobiography OF 4 neri. yJp u
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SONGS FOR THr PEoPLE-No. IN.


We met twas in crowd. and ear'd he would shun
He me, could breathe for HE upon me
he spose, his words We're cold, for my face was now
tered
Iknsw be my pmples for his deeptoned voice sltere
And once az ain We met ard fair cir was with him
She smiled and my feckes; twas through these lac
lori him.
He bresihed to me Thing that would my pmples
smother.
And quickly make fl for-the BRIDE of another.
wore bridal robe my neck rival'd It's Wilderness
Ny face clear and spotlcss my looks filed with hrgL
ness
For have washed with Jones's Soap and all can di
cover
am free from an erupiousl am the bride of another.
" Reader hone -iiy and sincerely, though thus pu
and rosise Joness Chemical soap, and JOness Hair II
s,oraivc can conscienuOusly you (as can i
dets ho have used thcm that for IN" purpose require
they the cxceen useful and beautiful things eve
made. The Soap viii pmples iTeckles, salt rhcun
Favy ~ any eruption DIFF gremcni will make dan
srnhnni skin short time clear hte, fair heauiiinlan
free from spot or blensh The JOness Hair Restorative
tncvn to be the best thing made, for though MAXI
hair however harsh dry may be- clean. soi and Silly
forces hair grow stops II falling on cures the cur 81
dsndrun Keeps in order thrice as long a. any 9th,
rnce Both sold only AT the sign of the American r.
gs u Chainsmst and 3lS Broadway, ~ Y IN fuOn-s
broklyn; staie-st. Boston; Ledger Buildings, Phil
l-lphs and 81 Safest Albany. y2o eodii
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at 26 IN AT Pttsburg considerable sales have
been made prices of last week say prime 80 full blood
30 do % 90 De clean light and free from bur- do
p do pic do pc common pc unwashed blurred
dull al l4c The c.pis coming In freely At = Loui.
Wool arrives freey-no change in the market. The de
nand ia steady. and the price ranges from Is TO % c;s
PROVISIONS There il rather more movement IN
In Pork O-dsy. and the market i fer sales have
been made Of 1000 hhs old Prime A. Is: 301 % 900 10
new a, 10 CD 10 o. and $40 30 old Mess A. l2 %.
New Meas is nominal al - o. Beef i very firm and in
good inquiry. Sales 300 hbs City Mes. AZ s. % q
s. -. We quote - d6 % and o o0d9 -. Good
Lard in bbs j. worth cents and IN kegs "a = cents
sour new Prime Pork IA in fair demand az Q p Mess
l2 90 Beef Hams are worth IL OOdl2 ~ Tierce Beef
suitable for export 70 England is and wanted
good lot here il held a. s4 In picked Meats we hear
nothing doing Hams are dull 6; &c and Shoulders
a. q a cents. City smoked Hams -d9 cents do
Shoulders Gao cents Smoked Beef "a :. cents. In
Butter and Cheese there j. not much change Cheese
. % centsis less plenty and mas upward tendency
Western Dairy Butter 100 l2i cents. and IN good de-
mand Goshen, l4al7 cents. Ohio scarce, and would
bring 10 cent?
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MARINE JOURNAL.



ship Edwna West. 30 days from Amsterdam. gin snd
nise TO Hsrlbut. 2l5 psssengers-one born on the
passage.
Ship Liverpool. Ayry. A. days from Liverpool, drl
goods iron, &c 10 Roach Broz Co &3O Storage pas
sengers Ia, 40 40 saw large fields of ice
Bark La Grange Porter l. days from Mobile, cotton.
dry goods &c to W n Haviand & Co.
Brig VIM Nelson. Scott. II DAYS from Port au Prince
coffee ocwood &c SHIELDING s Ferris. Carried away
fore yard and split sails in a squall.
b. brig Siren Cuthpol. IL DAYS from Demerara IN
ballast TO Rowland & Aspinwall
Br brig Lavina Deanch Il days from Pctou, Ms, coal
to Burrtt & Johnson
Brig Harley Lunt. days from Georgetown c, lum-
Der Badger s. Peck.
Brig w Jones Jr Nickerson, days from Norfolk.
corn TO James Williams.
Schr Caroline & Harriet Lyon days from Virginia
Schr John Lozier. GOsling, 4 do do.
Schr David Risley Corson, DIS fin Washington, c.
naval stores 10 VI Taylor.
schr Pearl Nickerson days from Baltimore, coal 10
J b Staples.
Schr Gazette Foote days from Virginia master.
Schr Rival Hart-horne % days from Mobile via hey
West and Pensacola, iron and wood, Haw ms.
Schr Albion Harding l. days from Mayaguez, PR. su-
gar molasses. &c 10 Nesmith. Leeds s. Co.
Schr Ann Rogers. 10 days from Charleston timber 10
Badger a Peck
Schr Gen Lafayette Palmer, Virginia, melons
Schr Sophronia. Phillips do do.
Schr W Bird Roberts, days from Washington, n
c. naval stores. Mitchell
Schr J Wesley Harman Virginia, wood
Pilot boat VIM CASTOR, A. days from Savannah ballast.
BELOW.
Nothing in sight At shutdown. Wind w.
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DIED:

At Woodbury. L. T. on the 18th inst after severe d.
ness. ARABELLA youngest daughter Of William H. and
Elizabeth Jones aged T.
On Tuesday 2orh Capt Jacob 3 Earle s.
On Monday 2-th. George w Alsiyne 30
Al Fultonvile 18th. Charles II. of William
Near 4
At Wathsm Mass. GEORGE sTEARNs Il. a soldier
of the Revolution
AIRY pensoDer.
Al Northampton. Mass REUBEN TAYLOR, ~, per.
siOner Of the Revolution
Al Conway. Me. TIMOTHY CATLIN. %, Revolu-
ttOnary pen-ioner.
At Eiawley Ne Dea- ISAAC TOBY. a5, pensioner Of
Of the Revoluiisn
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urhird Anniversary Celebration l. q. Of n.

iux i-Tn- Undersigned Committee Of Arrarreuerts sp-
pointed by NY. District No l. Of r ilr lie rlrno-e .,
carving into effect tn Celebration Of the Order on N0rdsv
Aug 2 I345 pecif1y quest such Tenn. a. n,@n ,n.
ng in tn Procession. and have not yet notified the Commit
Of such intention, o do - GA or before Sstun4y next
Auz ID 10 orsrr thai -emenfs male 10 -err
music th-r pieces u ueeng escor. them 10
the general rendezvous
ANY communicative a. shove addressed % ID Mel ars
80 FuItou-.ree viii receive PROMPT a',e.,s, fru, H..
Committee NAL McCLELLASD.l
4 81 -. Committee
n l. BULkLEY. m
J. HI1LER. Arrangenenfs
fv.s 81. D. Mcleod.
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MARRIED

Al the Markctstreet Church the 2oth inst. by Rev
Isaac Ferris p. D. Mr.. WILLIAM TENNER % Miss Ma
RY JANE. daughter Of Mr. James Dgt. all Of this city
Northern papers please copy
On the 29tn inst; by Rev. ". Adams. d d. CHARLES
MALCOLM CHlLDs 20 Miss NJ. AUGUSTA PLAT'l' all
Of this city.
4, Boston Wesre D Bickford n Maria A Hamilton
Al Ann ArDor Michigan Morgan l.. Olmsied. Of Au-
burn y. Y. 70 Emily Amsden
Al Johnstown, 22d, Thomas NJ Vlnson, Jr. 10 Ellen +
Holland.
At Wilmington, Del. 24ih 4. J. French, Of New Or.
leans 20 Pamela C. Porter.
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Il COTTON 4 &C. Aaskioc end Coum;ss<ee es'
ehAniA, NoA Us Fulton sueet. and - Ann sfrer%-Ls.
~N ecvarces made ernsisnmeDts. sDS rrompt rsune
maize TUESDAY. July -. ~ 10 o'e,oeh.
sxYp,,x :. No y { .nAl street. ,Nsacnai HAIL.
Shknrs sALL Of Avery large anil fashionaose s<oea os
rcn iaHey Dry Ooods Eahoxsery S.iks, Lscrs, &C 70 -
od IN ots 10 80. pas chAs~srh slseation u Dry oos4s
Dealers and osh~ss particularly called this ss)r -
soek OF soers OF ms desrn pnon seldom offered ~ 80
eco-Comprsng shks q greet var,sty, Saline N~~,soA
rrifs. Collars. Seeyss lnfants Csps CsGs kevvvp "a
Erbroidrrs>i Hekfs. Blsrh Grape, Lacs Cana D,nCfy
Bands. Infants Dresses and Wass bite and bccl Arrs
Lace v~s Cashmere and Ncosn De Lame Of rrsa vsts
~ Chsly escA and cori Popln. Barge 0agkans Csn-
CO. printed Lawns, wooden, Plaid, s~isA spored lndia
French Cunor,c rsre,on Boob ard Nawscoi A.sn lsec
inserting and -gng embroidered D~isines Alpscea "A
Crsvsts Sea and shaw Sub Nevet bArertnes oeoca
Foulsrd MsntlAs Nsrno Clcaks isiies' Govss and hs
of-vefy description. lace Ntsn~n Lawns. slh Nec
Sk Aprons god and velvet X BLACK Trimming LArs
sun Shades and Passos Hoods lair Coh Sh.r,s Veosa
Vess Gimps and rsssls Together with srea variety u
other Fancy Goods OF various descriptions
Also Counters, shelving, one arse Mirror. Desks, eene
seat Stools Wire Frames. &c
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az medicine l. a uevef-f.isng remedy ior py-pepsis A.
-, 40 r,iors IL i I certain cure for >ek ana Serf
us Hr,sarhr. and AZ excellent preventive Of ooslsene
and Low SPINS Il corrects mo, bid sA,e o. nc ' ca
or.ans and very efcacious IN reiieslns "a 49,
.pesiiy promote. the return OF strength and aelsy l"
cases of Debility; restores heaHy Appru'e, - -.
creates, of blessings IL deficient, and Is naA'A e0'
quence give. tone snd vigor the whole sy,,eni e.,
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. d. SANDS, - 'u,oI
street; also al rs Broadway and II East 80.
s,d siosdw Nv. corner Of vourssullss. l,s sodisu
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l CIRSIONS-A sail across the Hudson River 10 HOBO
KEN and then walk 10 the ELfSiAN FIELDS, along N"
exceedingly beautiful aud picturesque shore. Of The piece
will prove The easily accomplished and attractive OF al
RURAL EXCURSIONS that be made lTOm the ,its
The Grounds now presents charming aspect the ben.
"a leaf and he .Oi with rich TIE walks
Ia excellent order having been considerably embetssd tn
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and
Christopher streets. completely hlt,d up with awnings
and sesis Might Boats from Hobosen TO Bafcay-sree
until II O'clock. Frrrsge ~ cents nylo sniusis-