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XXTINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 50. ;

NAINDOW SHADE DEFOi, ~ - -.
w STREET. y. l.-IAe only mandatory any ~
n In tie United -;afe-The subscribers oder Tor SAFE lr
most splendid assortment Of SHADES which cold be COZ
i.cted together. consisting of the following styles
10000 pairs OF beautiful Gothic painted by sr-s Ihese
are all views Of celebrated places in Europe
900 pair of assorted Gonc COnnian AMI Landscapes
such a. are generally sold about the city
- pairs OF most beautiful Connihan painted N Florence
100 pairs of some Of the celebrated places IN this
country.
400 rair. of cheap shales from 60. cts 10 q ~
We pledge ourselves cell 100 per cent cheaper nan any
other house 10 New York Persons wishing to see ne pro
Co.. Of ND the useful articles, shown through
tine painting rooms wiki great pleasure 49, .....
SINS RASEFRS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
1f IN he surpassed TRIMMINGS Of al kinds al manu-
ficiurers' prices ..,,
Persons buying sell again dealt with on he NOS nsrai
.l,rs ~ 3niI BARTOL 4 Dr. MAUNY.
IE A CO-Nsuufacflrer. of Wire " lndow Shades,
! Doors Summer Crate Screens &c. Office No u Fac
f,ry-st near Waverly-pIace. Iyl<<"
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iNDlA Rt BBER GOOD>.-Tn-siie ntio 90 olil- fuh.ic
- eiy llvifei % ~. a--rtirut o. INDIA Eub
81 oo. N rllfaclr-d by th- Subscribers, such A. Cor
kNes o. Saiief Saycn<f fee fro- spaar Life Pre-erv
ss .Ait-h Goats. Cioass ami Iape- con Tor
tips aprons Ac Ho--- Covers. Leggns POnchos &c. al
o. Neh are for sale cheaper iizn be found ew
al nrsnied 10 1--WE Satisfaction
HUTCHINSON RuNYON
nlsd 81 Naasn Lac
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THE rONG-ISLAND INSURANCE co.
,,,,,r ,II.I.>CE MUTUAL.
TTT-TITI"T" 7 vi 7
N = sound Capita
S5OO,Otlu sfit

| ny-O1ce No = " AIl-sIf''rI-N :,
AVE- th..r entire claims hy the late Cont
i.-iie 10 .ure against lOss or damsge oy .
rs.uA.tie. Of MARINE and INLAND NAV
The most favorable Terms
" Claimants by The recent IRE sre regse
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miscellaneous.

BOARDS, PRESS PAPERS, Nc.-P,tD rs
So flinders Roard- hand and machine made medium and
4oube cap size.
10000 lbs Straw Boards, assorted numbers
5000 lbs Trunk do do
5000 lbs Bandbox do do
100 grOce Bonnet DO. white, brown and yellow as
sorted qualities.
81 DO yellow Press Papers, different sizes
- do white do different weighs, for
40 in lots to sui purchasers, by
f. Il. CLAYTON 4 SONS, Paper Warehouse
80 - John
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~.Ma HARLEM ~TAGE~.-From q
n Clrl1ls-ft 70 HErLen. for 10 oentI 70 York-
@E7Axs& rtlls fer eeHfr, starting each way every
from A. VI. 10 p II with a stage each way
p NJ and up from Boweryl al II p VI. Til. !. The
cheapest -age-ridng 10 iir world and citizens will find
ride to Harlem pleasant ard healihf1L Fare on sundays
l.. for .y dslznc- Good stages and willing hor.e,
i-lfuy J. MURPHY 3 Cbaiham-.l
DLANkET~.-lf0b bales foe Family Mac kinaw; Steam,
- boss and Negro Blankets For sale By
VA NEsAITH co. ~ Pine street
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by ORDER ~ the Hon CHARLES P. DAILY, Asso-
- caie Judge ofe Cour 0f Common Pleas Oi the City and
County 0f New York. Norce- hereby g pursuant ~ the
provisions ~ he statute Authorizing aahneuts against nom
resident debtors fLa' attachment la- ISSUED against the
iae % JAMES y. HOLMES, anone-eut of The Stale 4
N-S iork, and hat r vii BE- sod for - payment Of
crrirg a. aw. w.ln months from he rr-i publication
NJ lis notice ard hat lie yeni Of any debts due 70 him
ty residents ~ . >afr and lie delivery % nm or for l
Of sly properly wl-l tbs state belonging him, and
tie transfer VI any such properly By him ID agent. for
hidden hy law and Fod-Ds,ei .h- jth day Of March
l3+i A. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Attaching Creditors
Ar--s please copy. ulfs la~sn
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publir Conpepanres. ST.
IT. NEW ARRA<GENENT-PAR
isRKDI CED..INDgPlNpgNr fiSss

Ell NEW NRRANtstVtNT-fAR
.lsSs-=1NREDt CED.-lNDsPt>DENT LINZ
-.---FOR NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE Am
BOSIOS-DlRECr.-rhree tunes week Each wa :
TIE >,arnch md Fsvori- Steamboat NEPTUNE -
handed By Capt William Rollins, having corrI-,ss -
tn provcncrfs VII resume trips SATURDAY 81, ~
follows Leave New lofs from Pier No 5 Sor,,
er for Newport Providence and Rosior. direct on ~
day "Wednesday snd Friday. arriving a Providence |, =
Tor the morning u cars Bos,or rs1nton Ne~ a.
ford Fal River &C. AMI sso connects with th- s-snh,
r,.nuing Pat Oh the kennebcc AMI Per0hscot rv.-, .
erlock L. VI. RFrt S>l>c, viii lssve Pr0yii@co. a.,
Newport snd New-Nork. on Tuesday, Thursday a.. -.
ariay Al ). O'Clock Z NJ or the sryA q he Ma r.,
OF Car from Boston
r,ss fron Nes-lork 20 Boston. cshin,......... s-x
Deck Passenger. fron New-i0rk io Boston. - 4 -
Cabin Passengers 90 Newport and Providence.
Derk Passengers ron >.w-Nors 10 Provterce !
KIT from Newly orb 10 New port and Provdence
cts. per foot
For further psrticuiArs, enquire OF
gro p FhiRCHiLD, - Wes, s,rr~<
orof JOHN H. RICHMOND, PrOT4encr
srt A. he o.tce on he siesmooai landing nyS
A. persons urhit trusting his Boat except On srl.
orders FROM The CArfain pther bills VII ~ pst
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-. Green the Reformed Gambler j. leoturns
NJ Cleveland In speech al Temperance meeting he
gave the following to one who asked hun where
he received his education Born bucNcye raised a
Hoosicr took lesson IN Cincinnati jail studied and
prac,ced gambling for twelve years on the Mississippi
and yrad.os.d a. Teas.
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90 FOR SAIE-A splendid Farm Of - acres within
tYo one mile OF Elizabeth Town nne buildings and oui
houses. % tu Boo fruit trees sol n high stale Of cul-
ivat0n; good Academy in the neighbOfhood beautiful
place for a residence. Apply %
V@& Al. bLEE' MIX, 7 broad--t near W az
g9A FARM FOR -ALE.--Situaie on the Road from
~ New Rochelle tO While Pans, about equii slant from
- each. containing 80 ACRES OF LAND. all Of which
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Land
TIE divided by lane, and laid out into cOnvenier
ois for cultivation All the fences of stone good
order and the ground IN state Of cultivation The build
- al VI good character and In order For TERMS apply
10 ; b. KENYON. on the premises. or of
dsH J. ADRiANCE, % JOhnsL New-York.
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.U-.. MoR>i>G LINE r,O,CLock

4 u For Albany and Troy, and inlennedss
places The iow pressure steamboat IkOf
Capt 4 Gorhsm, will leave New.Nork from Pier al N
foot of Barclay street at O'Clock 4 NJ every Tu-fsl
Thursday and saturday Returning. viii leave Troy At
O'Clock A. NJ. and A'banyG O'Clock A. ~ every Monday
Wednesday M q Friday.
~ For passage freight apply on board he boats o.
o. r h. HAL, The Office hr hart, xOi Of Barclay Il
The low pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves New fou
a. O'Clock. \. W. MONDAY. "Wednesday and Friday.
Returning, Will leave Troy ai u o'clock \. VI and Albany
Al O'Clock W. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saurds.
For passage freight. apply board the boats, or 10
b Hal M lie Office The y hnri. foot of BaTrlay - lg
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Books.
IN PRESS s,


ESSAYS or HUMAN RIGHTS AND Ipht Hrs rvLI.
II TlCAL GUARANTEES By tListn r ~ ~ , - ~
Counsellor a Law q TIE Cly q NeNl ~, Y. ',. s-s.
the following topics;
l. THf ORisiS oF HuxAS RfsHrs;
H. THE IsrE FUNcTi0S cF OoVtANNtNI'
III THf CoSsriTCrIoN or GoFERNhtNl -, .--,s.
wv. Co~srIruri0SaL LIMITATIONS a>D PsoHisIToSs'
Vii. RieHTs F~,S,Tiss gSoN rHs SENTIMENTS AID
VIII. THE RisHTs % WOMAN. n,
tx. THE RlsHr % Properly .Sp rs hoSAl hl-'
X ISrrLLfcIu,L PsorERTy -...,s
The WORK vii be- printed far arse iYpe snd go b
90 Tribune Buildings Ny.
w-LrrAMs's ANNUAL REGISTER.
WILL ANS NEWYORK AMI Al II. el> ! :. r. In ~,
an Airs1ar Cvi and Judicial Ls; with Polucs si.-.
ca and Other Information resPecng NJ 80 -, 1 -.
49, ''' ''''' PRIcE IS CENTS.
Among other Statistics ine present year : Nv - o
distances from r. Ci.e- Of N-w-lork and Anany-to--
from New lors being gen i1r lr l.-i M m a-s
publication. Also Synopsis ~ u- Ne'S o-Olcr l.a
particular Information resqeciing I9.A.-, 80
Insurance Companies and SAYINGS Banks, an ApAit.cA
Arrans eneri q ihe L. : Tari5 ~ en- nv ftItyDFy
iegy No. 10 John-.t near Broadway.
DiERCE'~ GRAN,i,R OF Tfh hN''ii>h
LANgL AgE-lmqr1fei rl-l ,i, .f ~ Y, 80,
Barnes a Co: Col r. Brother Co.. Caleb bariei; 4 \.
Blaze. Naf-l C0r4.-l, and oiier 'y bo.,.sres' !.
. - Publishers prce-- Tins WofA = A-I' ''- " ,-
NJ TIE lferlf and those who have not --- are - ,ciA-s
,l.,..-i Poi es,rr,-a.i hi kNOWLTON A. RICE.
,-,-. l-.r..r.l. p1l'i- l..-- M4er'oqyu. y Y.
no THE PROTL-TANT~ Of he nlrd sitirs
Just published PIE mot important VIOLA ever -e-t-
from The American Press ans.
The Re- JOHN DoT.ng'- n story of Romani-tn ~ enlly
l-'raied with more than ~ highly fn.hfi rn-raFihs- r-
.i-e or M customs cer.ra,ne- councils ami practices
NJ fh- Church of Rome forming largr snd teaiuiuf
printed volume Of nearly 10 pase in rich enheauc pina-
.ug. Pace : e.
r. WALKER Publisher. ~ FULTON - y I.
~ Agents wanted eel The above WORK 10 every 90 n
~ and county 10 The United states whom liberal Per
| csilfage Will be- allowed. yib
SxrI~CON~I>-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND IOPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or Wl>CON>lN'
with brief >keich ~ History Geology, Minefsie.y
i' Productions Government. sc. &C accompanied y
sectional Map exhibiting the townships and ranges ror
ss.e by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE ~ frafl's- lsisyos
rI,nE INITED STATES DI~PEN>AToRh. =
INood garh-. I uifed states Di-prusaory-ucN eii-
ton. Tor -sle By HLNIlNOION 80 ADni
ei4yOs 80 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

.nS" N<OTlCE.-siafen Island Ferry. To- o. 81
1 - II, Whitehall The steamboats, 81 ~
and STATEN ISLANDER Will lesse NJ NJ
iOrs every hour, excerpts r. NJ, commencing al
Until y. NJ. Leave Staten Island every hour exceV ~
NJ commencing atS A. NJ until r. NJ
Bon Sundays the boats Will leave every hour ~
A. n mt. z. " and iron z. ~ upth =. - go ss'
bal hour. ~
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
sale. nj the stock Exchange ....

DEACH ORCHARD COAL Al - psr ton-The
subscribers tins day dischagug cargo Of best Peach
Orchard Coal the >lhn vein, of the broken sd egs
size. At The above pricc. delivered tree ofcsrtAgc.
w. T. TRCSLOW
iyl7 20 Cherry and l7o Mueer,y-sis
llEACu ORCHARD COAL a. - per Ion.-The
Subscribers are This dsy dischggug cargo OF bes
Fesch Orchard Coal from Spohn vcin OF The Broken and
Egg Sizes the above prce. delivered Tree 81 eaiSse
W. 4 4. TRl SLOW.
lyle soCherry and 40 Mulberry 80
DIAINs AND kkR>EN~.-ao cases Plains
Il Stripes, kcrseys and Lins.ys fol sale oy
y2s Nf>M'ih \ W., - = inc s'ee-
IIf>TICkY JEANS.-i25 cases Slate Canada
IN Grew Cadet Blue and Brown Kentucky Jeans FOR
sale by NEsMiTH co, % Pine street H-o
uS,S,.s. L. FRANCIS A LOUTREL,
,.,sy Manufacturing Sstioners n Maiden LHne.
1u,UERMONETERS A. low Prices for .sieey
j Jy.7 wv FRANCIS LolThhL' " "Soca 'sne
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81. - ShW:,oRk AND nAk RE >

EzR t1S6k@TTg hAILhVNU 0V-bs'9N ,.1,7IIl
m<nf,.-On anu After Monday, AYn,irs-
irst The Cars " il follows, VIZ Leave sity "a.
fIrsye. Harsin and M0fnssDs al 40, ~, VA -
!, 2 ;. 80, 4, 5, 81, r. ~ e a
Leave C.fy Hal for fOriham and Wl.lains brofs' ~
T. 10 A. NJ. T. 30, > . T. NJ ou
Leave Cify hal. fof White Plains. 7, 10 A Dr,
Leave Aorri-.sIs and Harlem yr Cy Ha. -, . y ~
n A. NJ. . ,. T.. s. txo. ., SO, "a p ~ NJ
Leave Williams Bridge for Cry Hal 7, ~, lafe n -
. ~ ). So, 10 ?. 81 =. sn
Leave Whit Plain. COR City Hal 7lo. loi0AA :"
5ioP.H s,,.
The .ghi train vii saye White Plains Al AN ana ~
I.ly Ha a. l. q Z. Nor lhe present
slnt
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oAsT.STEEL EpGE TOOLS.

THE Real Genuine CONGER's TOOLS can only be- had
Al 81 Attorney street, where they are made ana finished
with nv own hands therefore can recommend tein and
al George Bngs Cos, Plat street Those Ioo- offered
b., O-boI1 Little at 81 Fulton street ana uiher slois-
deceive Mine are stamped thus "COnger, New orr, -
Attorney street. The name Of j. COneer Berry i also
ided he having interest In the business liberal dis
cornt 10 Dealers Please observe the stamp ..
my2s3n' JUN 'oN"fh'
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Sid from Genoa, 18th u,t ship Frances Whitney, Lord
Work -
~ CrOnsiadt 2}d ut. Florence, Leach, Tor N1ofN'
.ld 10Th ship New Jersey. Winsor. Nlork
Al Stockholm Doth alt. ship Waldron Cheeyer, Tor
81 ork. ready. -
Al Glasgow Sd inst. ship Niagara, Cole, for NYork.
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STORAGE IN BROOKLYN


STORAGE Tor sugars m0iass-s. cottOn. WOOL dye woods
'|h-mp. r0ur grain hides ard for AL kinds heavy and
bulky hgti Articles not extra hszard0u-) - THREE
NEN FIRE PROOF BRICK WAREHOUSES; situated on
t- River bel~e cen Fulton and south Ferries. and within
rec minutes u thr a,ier nearly opposite old slip.
sad warehouses conveniently arranged for receiving
All delivering goods, having ample dock room, snd A. The
zlrad sufficient cepl 0f waller Tor vessels Of The largest
Merchants and Other. wishing storage n Brooklyn
invited % examine Sad premises A safer and more
c0Inmoiiols depot b. found Lighters always
readiness for liz delivery Of goot-. Insurance -
e-r property stored N sad " .reh0use- a. the lowe
no. Apply % n. FORD. liz prrnl.es. iyll I'm.
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x. SOTICF-.-A BARGAIN..--A COUNTRY

a. STAT AND FARM FOX sALE-near NE FlIIsse d
AA SOmergiie, Somerset Co., New Jersey. sad Farm
cons 81 o rs acres Of Land. p OF which Is Wood Tn
Buildings are all NEW. and bulk within Two years-iiou-e
aid Barn both 10y days WORK and oi me best material
House built IN tie COTTAGE STYLE. y by ~ fsei 'front.'
b., through the centre psor- finished with marble mane-
rxxa - feet front and ~ feet down each -de-tOl ether
, An Ohssrs DRY on top Of said House two story sich-
n l OBJ rear and Cellar under The " hole Of The main hii-
y with Pantr ana all Jagged through In the best manner
I. Barn d. 61 feet ous and painted White Carriage House
I- House &c Also a great variety Of FRUIT Of ali de-
.rripfions-tng eiher with quantity of >Arubhery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards ofte Country
A.. i about two hours ard taffro ihe City For far
r particulars inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor OF The
S,rioNsL HorsL. No. CORTLAND 81. New-York
m-fr lHAS NlkOFF.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DAGUERREAN GALLERY
~ WHITE, Us BROADWAY. up stars, would respect
=. fully cal the attention Of cixeu- and strangers
the City. biz splendid COLLECTION 90 DApl hhhrO-
iPE PORTRAITS single or 10 groups from to ~ per,
- on u- same Plate hch for beauty Bni accuracy Of
c-neauon be- surpassed Portraits iAAen n OIL Nnd-
wca.lr. either with or lolt the coinrs ~ prcr- 81
uch he has reduced hose charged by e nOsi ineApc
e need IN he business
The American Institute aiits late exhibition, awarded Mr
WHITE the Fir-t Premium for u- n--t Da-nerreoit Pc
senesse-, or grouping and general eieci Acn : ol'
other proof Of the superiority OF us Portraits Ai-uy
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filashiuern for ftlannfactnrrs, &t.


WOODWOhTH' FLAMING MACd4NE 20
FOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. together WIN
many valuable improvements and additions TO NE ioI-
r1ef Tools enables the subscriber 20 furnish Al -hor houo
and Of the most perfect construction materials ana "ofh
,ansl D. Machines % plane Wood In all iis varieties sleh
- blaming or suriacing only, or cutting mouldn-- .
Also planning, tongeng aud growing, joining OF rsDDe'-
inp and planning capboards.
npicsfion NAV be made 20 the subscriber. Al his esta.
shn In FoNhOrO al his Office corner 81 tomiefch
ard ew--sireet- Boston, where machines may te seen ana
rnv information relative the may be obtained a-
vel a. Of Josiah Blackwell Co. New YORK, or Oh j. w
,cLenck Albany Letters OF inquiry must be posi pad
SAMUEL Is. sCHESth-
.--3rt fo4s nj
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TO >Ew.N onK, ALA>y a TROY

80 =ILINE-Fof Albany and Troy DIRECT, al
o'clock l. M.-ihe Steamboat EMPIRE
Can't. r. MACY. Will lrave the steamboat pier foot u
Couraudsi every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday aier
n1ou. N 7 O'Clock.
The steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt Wm. " Peek every
Monday, "Wednesday AMI Friday afternoon. att O'Clock
For Passage Freight apply on hoani o. at he ohce on
b.. x.barf
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UI-A-I Eft-. &c.
The schr Magnet from Ponce PR for this port Delofe
lD0rted lost Cape Haeras, had cargo OF al
i- asses-the vessel il total loss. cargo saved Inc
crew have arrived At Norfolk.
The fresh, money Of ship Centurion before reported
ked on Nantucket Shoa, would nave amounted 70
-, s2o0o and ,hare was insurance for $500 upon L.
considerable part Of the 6 cargo IS also insured II
.,on Schr Preference, Of fiarwch. from the wreck
frrved with bales cotton "a do hemp y hides ana
9n,itv Of standing rigging Capt Howes reports that
,.hcn he left IT o'clock Sunday evening the ship
oeared 70 be breaking up and ne thinks went 10 pieces
= uigbt Several vessels were about her.
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FARM FOR -ALE.-The subscriber Oilers for
- sale fie farm upon which he now resides, situated III
- the village Of Auburn. IA the County u Cayuga AMI
containing 1909 acres.
This farm hes upon the South side Of The Western turn
pike Genc,ee--t Auhuru and We'll known A. hay
1e the residence Of Hon Nathaniel Carrow deceased
fr The buiing- fences and other erecion-
.reu ample and IN complete repair The soil VIII We
with that OF ans other farm Western New orN, Tor Ter
uIty variety and earne-s of vegetation. Great attention
has been pa We. by the former by the present own
er the selection and cultivation of choice r and there
j. upon the farm In full bearing great abundance OF
e beet varieties of apples cherries peaches grapes
Tie farm well waiered by durable springs, which
give a ever ii. ~ and ample supply
TIE location j. believed O be- desirable a. that OF any
other farm in The State well for farming purposes also
r the residence oi tr gentleman man OF business, be
ing within few minutes walk oi le RAILROAD Depot and
within a rods of The Female Seminary.
credit VII De- given j desired for large portion ~ ne
purchase money Tor Oi year-, upon payment OF IN
iert thereon annually. Enquiries may be- made OF te sub
-rrber upou the premises OF Luther Tucker, k-q Editor
Clliigafor Albany or OF DAVID Wright, ESQ Auburn
JOHN REMER
AuBURN. v Y July H. l8f5 lyi7 eod'w
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I,HE CROTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. C0
ITO E~TEii>


-. --zsss..s-z.z..s7TO WESTERN IT.
- RANELtRs--jreai -1..s7
MAILS PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST, via PHILADEL-
PHIA, BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND. ~ WHEELING,
PlTTSBURG and CINCINNATI Through IN 80 hours
from New-York 10 Wheeling and Pillsburg.
Passengers gong directly through
Leave New York al . A. ". by Railroad.
Arrive ia Ph..adep hs al 2P. NJ.
Leave PLladeiphiaat , p NJ. by Steamboat.
Arrive in Baltimore at II y. VI.
Leave Baltimore at 7tA NJ by the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
And arrive at Cumberland al . ?. NJ.
Leave Cumberland at o 7. NJ. by the National
Road and Good Intent Stage Lines, and arrive Wheeling
Or Piisbufg next evening.
Passenger, for Ptsblg take he splendid and mod
ern built steamboats, Brownsville and thereby have only
y miles Of Staging the whole route with choice Of day
Ornl ght travel
Fr.tcass steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pi,isbug hour
IT, and Passengers aried without delay GIN
CLIMATE and AL other Ports IA the South and West Fare
:. 10 Cincinnati
For Through Tickets by this route apply Philadelphia
the Railroad Office, Of Market and Eleventh Streets
. South Third street board steamboat Dock
Wharf
rare through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling s3; to
Pusburg, -l2 with the privilege OF stopping the route
and resumng seals al pleasure.
For further Information, apply 70 }. l.. SKINNER,
Agent al the Office VI Adams & Co.'S Express,
f.lf VT Nm 1t v
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Condition Of M. OFee on he 1T Of February nd at ts dne
pae w. If Polcie, s,d g. RecTts los E,'P INT hid
January 3,l 1855 -l2i61 -Itu sNA5
june 80 1913 l9l@ b,ip ln.9<
l Increase ,'e v.,., ~ s6i.2-o lo,eo $3.50
NJ ROBINSON President
StNrEf HANSAY. secretary
MlNrvRS Posi- Physician. ~ Broadway. Jy Inc
THE CROTON NiuTuAIJ IN~uRA>CE co,
l OFFICE No ~ WALl~SrkkkT, IN THE CITY
or NEW-i ORk.--Th- Company in-urc- hsrt"c, Inland
Mn gg0n Transportation. and Fire Rstf BY is Charter
s prori- f0 bee paid hacA ine assured u proportion
tir OF Premiums psd by them respectively The
and Of Insurance viii be- moderate anu liberal
and the assured subject no responsibility
TRUSTEES.
James Harper, John La-ala John Boyd,
F,i,ynri Richardson James Phalen, John Herrics,
l,fOI De kay, Sam'l \ Lawrence Ihso 4 Nyeer,
Wm fums.. John I Oi.chrst, LOuug Andrcws
Cvrl. Chenery. Geo Whitaker James n Suydafn,
ti.orge Palgn, VIM Burgoyne Sas VI Crandall
Abram Van Nest, VIM COzzens, Charles NOse,
Joseph Nunes Jno r ButerxOrih Sam'l SherH OOi,
/aincs Pratt Herman ID Gould, james Cook.
Elias + Adrch Lawrence Hill Thomas MOnafen,
VIM II Townsend. John Breasted Leonard Appieby,
James Cruikshank, Asa Crosby
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH b. MONIES, NicefresdenL
NICHOLAS CARROLL. secretary
Capt SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector.
WILLIAM WELLS Fire Surveyor. a@y
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'JHE losses Of this Company by The recent connAzraon
i snsied a. 5000 Il : believed mere WI. re-
main s,ooo Of he Capital. after paving a. he iosses
The Company continues % make n-urnce> IS heretofore
T. HANENs. President
IEwfs PHILLIPS, secretary. W. I'm
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Da9ucrrroinpe.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DAGUERREAN GALLERY
DLUNBES NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY
I AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT. 40 ~ Broadway,
rn.r of Mlnay-s lover Ienneys Jcwey >orel a" ard
ihe Mela trsi four premiums and tNn highest donors
a. he exhibitions Al Boston, NeU-lofA and Philadelphia
-pectveiy for beet pictures AMI apparatus ever exhibited
prce of these superb Photographs reduced "a ihi o 0rdl-
nlry other Places HAT no one need now 81 Tor An
binary Likeness the Of economy TAKEN "a any
vralher
PLUMBE'S Premium and German Cameras, Instructions,
ac- Cases. arde to any desired point al io" Ter
H.. d Az bv any other manufactures myl3y
RREOTYPE-PLATES
fE'O DAOU ERREOTi RI ARTISTS AND ANA ~ II,
In Consequence Of repeated complaints from Arlisi- OF
iure- 10 obtain FINE PORTRAITS. from imperectlon-
i lie PLATES. te subs uuer hegs eaFe io inform Lrih
Al De- j. manufacturing Plates Of superior qnaiiy 20 any
Al have iierlo been used IN h- country These ta-e-
We been larry ine and tested by several OF the most eN
rencei and skiul operators and Amateurs in te ne
4ie whom be has received certificates hat Iiey are
pen 10 any Plates they ever before used
sicNFD ~
PAUL b. GODDARD. NJ ID.
JOSEPH EPARkEK, AMI
VIM @. MASON Amateurs mo-
Messrs ". X r. LANGENHElM, Operators. Pm.ad
LfTCH 4 WHlPPLE, DO Boston
AGrNrs-Messrs. ". 4 r. Llrlerhei'n EXCHANGE, ana
81 ham a.. Mason o. Chesnui-.t Philadelphia anu Messfs
Itch a WApp.e ab " a-lln.fuu Il boston . 80.
None genuine unless siam ped =. W III r, aAe y 4
D! inufaciurcl and -0ld wholesale and retail, hy
Ally EDWARD WHITE, Us Broad" az. y /.