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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........ JULY 10

CLEARED.
Ship Hottenguer. Burslcy, Liverpool, Woodhuil I"
Bng Pin,a Sawyer, Philadelphia, Neslniih g. Walsh
schrs Susan Bussey. Baltimore; Michigan, jenny Bal
timore johnson e. LOwdcn.
Barge Venus Wilson. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
ship Hudson Machinery AZ days from Liverpool
ndse TO Macy * SOn-222 Storage passengers l5li
June lat 40. long 10 spoke ship John Marshall Is day
from Liverpool for Alexandria 3 days out Ism la ~
80 long 26 ship Spring from Newcastle for
% be reported Lat ~ 20. odg A. 49, ie IN vain D.
Islands OF ice and was anon II up 10 long 80
Big Milton (of North YermOuh) YORK, 10 days IRON
Gunyanila. rR. sugar and mOlasscs, 10 Howland As
pipwsl and others. Lett bng Orleans Long, Of balu
more for NYork In 10 days-he only Am vessel IN port
swedish brig Enighctcn. 1rogcn, 10 days from STOCK
holm. iron 10 Boorman. Johnson a Cos passengers
Brig Toronto White - days from Glasgow. mdse. "a
Darby and others Left ship Warsaw for NioTk. Ion
June: bark Alabama Rswot for do. 10Th.
Big Savannah iiawlcy. days from savannah, cotton
and rice TO Stnrgcs & Clcarman Lat ~ ~, long ~
spoke brig sterling hence for Savannah.
chr Baltimore. Seayey. 10 days from Lubec, Me plas
ter 10 Brett & VOse.
schr Caharinc. Wilcox, Jones, from philadelphia
coal bound TO Wmcham.
schr America, from PHILADELPHIA coal, to master.
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DEv. r 7. HrDDARTs CLASSICAL AND CON
IL MFRCIAL BOARDING and DAY >CHOOl--Fol1-
iesnth.sree between University Place and sh Avenue.
Th Establishment. which has lately been eno' Ell rom
Housion-treei prepared for he reception o. m M
creased number Of Bosrfefs No expense has ne'h spare
render complete. well arranged school Tor boys u
has been built expressly pr the purpose inienc under ne
direction Of of lie r- architects IN me ciif l III
H1ddar has much satisfaction IN presenting 10 NJ rla-
and the Public Institution Ia nich evcry requisite ui u
accommodation, convenience and comfort oi ~ up' ],
combined and such The perence of many YEAR ma A
eesied The situation i. perhaps, the most engine "lch
could have been selected for tie purpose a. frsni- hA
and facility OF access the advantages Of IN best In
srctors and Professors available, wie The Dement'S o
country residence gained by the outdoor athletic eAer
which be enjoyed n the spacious play ground
Further information Of study. and of par-
cuar- interesting parents b. obtained on application
20 Mr. Hudiart 1t BIZ residence IN IAN street
B.-Tne regular Acsfemicai Year VIII commence on
tire September. >ufnmer vacaion Tie num-
her II Pupils being limited TIE Dry school, vacancies VIII
ie filed a. they
For BOARDERS and DAY BOARDER,, who are en-
urey distinct and seperae, applications VIII be received al
time.
TERMs-For Bcarders 500 per snnum without accom-
pshmenis Day boarders 80 per quarter Day sh"sf-'
so Der quarter je2i 3mo- MWSF.
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BOARDING SCHOOL

4 Famil uarding-SchoO. for Boys, centrally situated m
n W. BLO0YfIfLD New-Jer-ey. Number Of Pupils
limited 10 D. A. FE.Mf, A. NJ; WILLIAM > NASp'
A. VI ieieTt
FRO lie assurances Of Parents who have sons ar h'
~rh,r and OF others believed that 70 comments Do
s.f Ira an eminent degree 90 all acquainted win ~ details
The limited number OF IT, pupls-s exclusion OF at oaV
cIoisrbs thorough preparation for College Business
which lie pupils rccrvcfte heaflfnrs- and pee-an.-
of il O aron-thr ample private pay-sfolnls wmll sur
rouud THE ssufnrv moral inf- which prrvndr alf
control 1.-THE lOme-ikr attentions 90 ne family cfcll
h. freedom from all Whaling and crrupfnE ncsnornosN
"a leuce--a combine 90 throw around Ills >tnop spe'la
attractions for that Of parents who care mucn Tor t
,od intellectual improvement a. their children more sil
Tor their health and comfort and most 81 al Tor e rsh
moral training. -. 49,.
fy- Another Qusrer VIII CONNIE ce on wednesday, loll
nsi There are three vacancies which tie Principal would
be- Glad 10 have filed this wees.
TFRMs-Frou 5j 90 So dollars per Quarter 10 iuA ioi
every ordinary expense. n.
Farther Information furnished. Application 10 ur frn
t.inal by Ma otherwise. ID y FRAME lfln ~
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Y r PALMER 5

rtr~r-s
COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADNERIlslNS ASEN-
- Cl, Tribune Building, opposite lr Nl-s iia-' -"
York Wealth usually The result % "e-al pAi- care
fully pursued; seldom reached ~ Aose eiret euyis
Shoh keep tic mind constantly De oIJLel' i1nrf 1A@i
lie MEANS" - 49,
b. PALMER respectfully nOnc- ihr Ne eainfi 'aHA
lacsErers Prgt0nal Mn irsts and thr b-siAs,s ouH
unliy generally Of this city. WIN are a--Ious g n@
toar soroad their respective Naes, NHh.oe a.
Prnf, n a. be = The Ageni OF some OF tur -
pers Of Of the primo pa Towns and Cues oi ever! e.ae
the Union ami Canada 1d hat ne 5 a-1 es
Authorized b. the propretoFs 10 receive iO'
publication y their respective papers eopes .. 49,.
seitr VIII Tie terms Of Advertising IL! &c se-H G LIS
otce-
For the information and convenience Of hose no may de-
sire to extend their Country Trade by fdseTng - ne
C0rrfy NeaspuYers for Inch be Is me Aee - "
and Clues may be Obtained MS otce ,run Nren
and others may make such selection A. VII cest slt -
several kinds bushes. IN whch they are and n
he papers OF which may be ,<r interest 10 invite ne al
elion OF The p<op< Of t< country.
tbs Agency, which was originally commenced ~ the
subscriber l5il now presents 70 th- enefpl-hg Poron
Of he 5us.ness Community complete system by winch tn
r<urs Of procuring the y x eothIy aS u- en-
oracrc 10 almost any extent, through NC eo-n Oh l-
Prrrs, ta< migty .eser of t.< bxrH<s =or'd
v B. PALMER, American Newspaper Agent
XII cod Tribune Building, opposite ne Ciiy Hal
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IRON WAREHOUSE, 12l GREENWlCH-ST
~ FNEyS BREESE L SAMPSON, successors 70
IN Rooran Johnston, Ayrc- Co have on hand ana Orer
for sale on literal terms full assortment OF SWEDISH hat
and square IRON.
Russia 7 old Sable Iron
English and American round, mai ana square bar ifon
Brazers' Rods, $40 TO slfinch
Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes, of all sizes
Horse Nail Rods of Norwegian old Sable and Junaia Iron
Band. Scroll and Hoop Iron, of all sizes
Cast Steel Shear Steel and German Steel OF various stamps
Spring Steel, American Blister Steel, lLl bhsier steel
Boiler and Fue Iron, Of all sizes
Ship Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cut Nails Brads and Spikes, of all sizes
Axas collins Co genuine mh22 6ms
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a. country sea m Nesicles'er Nouniy y mlts Hui
- his city and one mile from llaraem X K depot :
Williams Bridge containing 10 arre- OF excellent land, a
vel Naered by living springs The mansion : arg az
te sound Long Island and Oh. country FOR niles Ih'r
are large barn. coach house, stables sheds stone io"
house ali new large fau-hou-e fruit trees Of lie best kinds
public landhg within half mile Stages pass several time
iaiy % the railroad II viii be- sold al reduced prce an
immediate possession given. Apply al No 100 john II
yl4lw
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Books.
IN PRESS, ,,r,, port

ox ur-vaN RIaHTs AND THEIR POLL
F,TictL GUARANTEES. BY ELIsH. r. h a,S-is =
c-.sor AZ Law Of the City o New-i =, 80 -, :.
~ following topics; Co.. ,,-y-<
~ rar TsuE FUNCTION % GoFtRSNtsr'
~, - re coxsrfTrrio> OF G0vERNMENr;
~ foS,rrrurIoSAL LIMITATIONS AND PRoHisIrioNsi
III ,'HE ELECTIVE FKaScHlsf'
AFFECTIONS.
VIII. THE RIsHTs % WOMAN;
Tons;
Y INTELLECTUAL PsoFEsrY.
TIE worn VIII be printed On iair arge we and 500
retail Al y cents per copy. GREELEY McELRAIH,
i@ls Tribune Buildings. ny
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Second Board.
(Dfiicini.
LIST OLE LETTERS.

ADVERTISED IN THE TRIBUNE ny SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
. is. Ind be II further enacted, A. = {. . e
And all made under the orders of the Post
master General newspaper OF newspapers, of letters
uncaci any Post Office shall be inserted In the paper
or papers, of the place where the Office advertising
may be situated Aag'ne the iarscs c,rculation.
Ntv Post oNoe Lar, passed March ), 1915.
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ITO THE PROTEsTANT-

Just published. the most important work ever -sued
from the American Press 800
The Rev. John Down-s II story d Roman sr pend iy
Illustrated with than ~ g y fnised ensraFnss lr>-
rrutge Of the customs. ceremonies councils and pracc-
Of the Church Of Rome forming larEe AID oeslli--y
printed volume Of nearly 100 pages 10 rch ero -c DIDO
ny Pnce = On.
T. WALKER. Publisher. ia Fulton 4. y. I.
- gents wanted tO sei tie above wors 10 every 20 r.
ry aud county IN the United >aie- "hom Abera. Per
centare vii be allowed Ni'
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3nsurdnle.
YH5uIUIlIE.
TIE MUTUAL. LIFE I Ii.','sa &C., CO.. ,

Condition Of thus Office on the l Of February and al '' da
Dat, No Of Policies issd CT Reep Los ErP. Aat bid
January 5l.t 1896 sl(i6s7 SIAN rH-AS
June 81 1913 1897 58,j5 lo5.o9I
Increase ~ s67,22D lo9ol sioS9
NJ ROBINSON, Pres dent
SAMUEL HASSAy. Secretary.
MIsrURS Posi-. Physician, 5o4 Broadway. Jyl inc
THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANN
make assurances against loss or damage by FINE inu
INLAND NAVIGATION terms as favorable rs any
oher similar institution In the city.
Capital sJD,coo-Ofce No - Walsreet
DIRECTORS.
y Usven. Caleb q Ha-ied, John Rankin,
sssish rector Nm W Todd Neig- BENJAMIN,
p,sIrn pb,rix Nm Couch Nathaniel Weed,
rsnninr e Tuc.rr X l. Woolley Ferdinand Suydem,
hid lee Varuum Henry q Thompson,
John Wolfe, Michael BALDWIN, PETER l. NeFi4s'
Adv ard Anthony, X HAVE frrsleh-
LEWIS PHILLIPS Secretary. dlouy
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BOARDING SCHOOL

PREPARATORY (BOARDISGl SCHOOL, MlDDLE-
L TOWN. CONN-D. H. CHASE A. VI PklNtlfAi.
Established in 1885 Sessions commence May 5'h ana oct
iih continuing i've months, at go per -essio Inof9ugh
nreparatoor College business and personal attentions
are secured 10 pupils a. fully the most expensive schools
Lads from NevYors placed IN charge OF caerH per
SON. going and returning Circulars Al " Market 49, so
ia Broadway. "-' "
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DISTANCES AND RATES OF FARE

UaSn >NOTICE.-staten i.aad rerry, ~, ,,pa
ss3ft<iN Whitehall street The stosnoosis 81 - .,
snzEz78-s and STATEN ISLANDER vi. cave NJ
Yofk every hour, except z. ~, commencing q ~
unlI p s. Leave Staten Island every hour eAesp' W.
81 commencing al A. e. until Up. ~ ,,s.p
B-Oa Sundays the boats Will leave every ne ~. -
"a ~ anul L. NJ and from p. NJ. unit I. N sss'
ha1 hour.
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STORAGE IN BROOKLYN

STORAGE for sugars molasses cotton, WOOL dye woods
Semp hour gran hides &c and for all kinds heavy and
nky or light articles (no hazardous) IN the THREE
NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK WAREHOUSES sliualed on
The River between Fulton and South Ferries. aud WITHIN
hree minutes ak Of the laer, nearly opposite Old snip
Said warehouses are conveniently arranged for receiving
and delivering goods having ample dock room aud al lie
cient epih Of water vessels Of the largest
class Merchants and others wishing storage IN broohyn
commodous depot cannot be found Lighters always in
readiness for the delivery of goods Insurance can be
effected on property stored IN said warehouses; al me 10"
,afes Annlv la II FORD on the premises. lyll I'm
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FOUNTAINS

VAST IRON FOUNTAINS consisting OF Figures or -
y nus Hebe, Swans Dolphins. urns Scrolls, Shells Ia
ans c forming variety of more than forty different kinds,
Al prces from IS $500 Also Lin and Force PJ MPs 10
brow from 10 TO 400 gallons per mnue Iron LIN Pumps Tor
ciserns or shallow weh together with Fire Engines Hose
Carts copper rveied Hose, Coupling Screws NC manu-
f.ciur-d for wholesale or retail, by D. L. FAkNAM,
MA s,c ~ Fatonst
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

"A Common Tn Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware, Baskets, Brushes. Door Mas shaker sey-s
and brooms-tn short every variety OF enr-Pins Ar
iceS
y. B.A coup.ei assortment Of Coffee and re. Urns
Isr Dshes and Covers for tioir4s ana Steam hoss
on hand an manufactured n the shortest nouce
LANES Y. WATKINS
jes anil is Ca;hzrne--L New York
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TREA-URY OF HISTORY

be concludes the rei-u 90 james l. OF n anl'
and OF scotland showing the good Effects arising from
union Of TIE kingdoms also TIE urornaie career OF
Charles l. ard he brilliant hui errac career OF d. SLAYER
Croruwel liz iron RUE of tie ProieciuT-ie ne DISCO n
age Of Charles H. weak and fauarcl4 - 90 ifnes II
anil tn fual extinction ~ e house of stuart Dr. ne re o
that Of Ornge 10 ie person o. William III. are al ,nih-
and shv shown Ia Ills number Published and for -Ae pr
fvf7 D. ADEF III Fu.fol-rref. y. \.
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Uinoow SHADES.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. SPRUCE
w STREET, \. Y.-The oniy msnuiactory any *
tent IN the United siste-The subscribers orer ior se r
most 50 ndid a..onleat Of SHADES which could be col
ecl-d together, consisting If the following styles
10 pairs OF beautiful Golhc painted by artists Iir-r
all views Of celebrated places IN Europe
i0o pairs Of assorted Gothic Corninian and Landscapes
such a. are generally sold about the CITY
IS pair. OF most beautiful Cornihan painted IN Florence
100 pairs OF Of Ihe mos; celebrated places IN us
country.
$500 pair. Of cheap Shades, from 50. cs TO 81 81
We pledge Ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper than any
other hou- IN NeSiOrs Persons wishing 10 The pro
ces. getting up e useful articles shown through
The painting rooms y III great pleasure.
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not TO be surpassed TRIMMINGS Vi a. kinds al manu-
iactlrers' prices.
Persons buying SCI again dealt With the most liberal
terms. lr2T 3ml BARTOL X DE NAUNY
I EE & CO.-MMufacfurers Of Wire Window Shades,
IL Doors summer Crate Screens &c Once No. II Fac
lilo g..,
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fpA FAKN FOR sALE.--siiuaie on The Road rom
New Rochelle While p ans, about eq al distant rom
- each. containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all Of winch
: Plough Land excepting Ten Acres. which IS Wood Land
Tie ace divided by ane and aid out INTO eonv-ne'
ois for cultivation All the fences OF stone IN GOOD
order and The ground in high state u The build
rgs a. Of good Character and order For TERMS apply
y X. kENlON, on tne premises or OF
d9r j. ADRlANCE. % J Ohn--L New ork
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- <OTICE---A BARGAlN.---A COUNTRY
- SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-near The village OF
- S0mervile. Somerset Co. New Jersey sad Farm
consists Of rs of Land, y Of which Is Wood Im
Buildings are all NEW and buIt within two years-fous-
and Barn both tui Thy days work and Of the best msera
The ju.e built In the COTTAGE STYLE y by " lee, rOnl
hal III the centre, parors finished with marble nantes
piazza 81 feet and IL feet down each sde-toge-f
with al Observatory top OF sad House two story Aic-
en- in the rear and Cellar under the Whole Of the main build
ng with Pans and al dag ged through IN the best manner
The Barn oo feet long and painted white Safsg- iou-e
Ice House, Also variety Of FRUIT VI al de-
scripuous-togeiier with quantity Of shru5b-fy.
The premises lie within four hundred yards OiiD- 'oun.y
seat ana about quarter OF mile OF the Railroad The
place !. about two hour. and half from the City For lar
ne pacu inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor VI me
NATIONAL HOTEL, no. CORTLAND 81 Ne" fofn ,,,.,
ul2lu thAS. ihorr.
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e.. - ) hW go, Vkh AID D nAk ~

r. rl4zssz.z.szy1> NV Okh AND ia - -"
~ -a6ssS@Sses~ z A ILKOAD CO.-Ssmh"<r As"""6h
n<afs.-Ol and AFTER Monday, APT ~ - -
nst thu ar. will run z. follows VIZ Leave Chy ~.
forsyil-. Harlem and Mornsars a. oc TO y
/, 2 3, So, T. }, l1o, 6P. NJ ma. 40
Leass Guy Han ior Forlnan and y" nlisfls D'-eT
!, 10 A. "; 2,330, 5, 8 r " sxpN
Leave cisy Han for wliie Plains. :, 10 N Ie
Leage MorrsaDs and Harlem f,f Cry Han '-''' ~
II a 81; as as, SO, g. 90. 7.45 r. NJ M
Leave Williams Bridge for City HAL J, L%' i~~ -
40 S. $40, I'D NJ A. 90
STOP. ". 49,. ~ .aA tbs
City Hall al Las r. M.for the present
eel. ,y
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by ORDER OF lion John ". tdmonds' Circuit judge
d. the Fir-i Circu4f-Noce hereby ENtn pursuant go
f provisions uf s statute authorizing aichneni- a-hh-
ah-crulu. concealed, snH ron-rrsteui cenfnt- '. In .
ftchm.rt Ia~ issued against fe estate 90 tlLbfht l.
VHON PSiiN fcser Of " a-nlfun, ID. 4. or else" ief'
or, ri ills STATE and that Tine -uc VIII tc SOLD Tor ii" pay
n,uf of -- debts unless be- appear and discharge -nc aa,
uenf. according o law. wlfun nlr months ifo'A 't'
rb cation of tbs notice; and ta hr pa, ngi oi any NtO-
ir to him ty ans person within s state, ana PIE lehFtfY
fn him. or fr bis Use. OF alv property WITHIN ur S.ir u
l,n- m lf, and fc transfer Of any such property 10y iui
ss f,iddrn by law and void. Dated Dee if. dry OF
ilav. 1919 = - ~ =,
~ \ "A
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fine Uattbes ano lswrlrp.
coin ANN SILVER WATCHES.

GULD AND SILVER W 4OHLS
DICHARD FISHER, JR WATCH Maker and Jeweier,
IL i now prepared To sell WATCHES a. retail lower man
ANY other House IN The CITY, A. he j. constantly receFA
descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England
France and Switzerland he is enab ed 70 ofef very hge
assortment OF Gold Watches from SD 10 >u' each sYe'
In nom = 10 $40 eacl-a warranted Ia keep good TINE
az he money returned Also very good ass0unehI o
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low. ~
y R~s-cond hand Wafcbss and Od Gold and Silver
aken In exchange or bought for Casa Nsiche- CiocA
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired IN the best manner snd
warranted BY experienced wurkmen A. lO~ a. any ou-i
ilou.. 10 thfs civ RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer Of
Watches and Jewrry, Wholesale and Retail No cS nioaa
way, New YORK, lew doors above NE eis hosts ,
nlfy RICHARD FISHER ".
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E~H'.r--,S LlNE.-Fns AlB,NN AND rsoN DiEgcr--
len ss<-aS1s The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt B.
.f,cay viii leave The foot OF CoGruandstreo IT. EsDA
evening al O'Clock.
The Empire owing 20 her light dram ofwsier, VIII be en.
aisd st A. 20 pass the barr. and reach Albany s1i
Trps n amp time 10 take the Morning Truiao Cars Es
OF Ne-L
- For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to C.
a AZ fD. OHi-. on be-. kklmrf
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publit Gonpepanres, Sc.
xr- NFw ARRANGENENT-PS
s.!::r,sS.-=z<REDTCE O.-INDEPFNDyNr 9

<T NV ARRANGEMENT-PAR
S-5~ REDVC ED.-iNDEPE<DFNT LINZ
,----r--.. FOR NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE AND
hosIoN-DikkCr.-Thr-e urDe- a w.~s each way
Tie >iAEnch and fAv0rfe >icam5ozt NEPTUNE O..
uanaed b. Capt WAarG Rollins. having complies! H.,
Improvements vii resume acr tps on Saturday SIS Nsy
a. follows Leave Ncw-lofs from Per No Nor. ~
~. Tor Newport, Providence and Bosom direct "a NJ
day, "Wednesday and Friday. arriving At Providence IN -,
Coz ne morning fau 81 cars 10 Bos;oD Taunfon <e~ a.
ford. fa RIVER Ac snd also connects nh he s@...
running Essi he hennehe and PenOb-coi rver. a,
O'Clock. T. VI. ksfts>i>c. Will leave Providencr -
Newport and Ncw-Nork on Tuesday, TharsaAv a. g.,
griay, II s. O'Clock, NJ Oh he arrival Of ~ Ma IT,.
OF Cas- from Boston.
Pass from SeN-lork TO Boston. cal n......... ara
Deck Passenger from >e~.lork 10 Bostnr. A -.
Cabin Passengers 10 Newport ami Providence. x
prck Passengers trOm IVY ok 70 Providence. :
KIT from Newly rk 10 Newport and Prosdeace
Cts per foot
For further particulars enquire ~
GEO. +. FAIRCHIlD. 70 Wrstsa~-,
OF JOHN II. RICHMOND. Providenc-
snd Al the oifce on Ire steamboat landing. ny
A. PERSONS arhI trusting tls Boat eNcepi % ara.
frIrI larf1lr. her hl.
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IT. = MOKNlNG LINE AT1OtLOth
.3tfs--N-FOr Albany and Troy, and niefmeilse
places The low pressure steamboat IhOf,
Can't A. Gorham Will leave New-York from Pier al he
foot of Barcay-sircet At O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Returning, VIII leave Troy
O'Clock A. NJ and Albany al o'clock A. NJ every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday.
~ For passage freight apply on board the boats,
r. B. Hail. The Office The wharf, kot Of Barclay a.
The lOS-p pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves Newton
at Z o'clock, \. ". Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Returning will leave Troy At o'clock \. NJ and Aosny
a. o'clock A. NJ every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
For passage freight, apply on board the boats OF ioi
B. Ha die Office on the MLar. n0L nf barc-ey 81 w
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-0-~,~ MORNING. LINE At O'(LO(

II ." DOKNINks I'M. Y T Z VI TVV n
-. N,..-1~ FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate
s<7~< Landings. from the Steamboat Pier At the
fot of Barclay street Leaves Nrw-Nofk At 7 O'Clock,
VI Monday Wednesday and Friday, and Troy a6oelscs,
A. NJ Albany att O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday Thursday and
,.,uriay Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
TIE new low pressure steamboat NiAOAkA Capt
Deyroot on Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY Mornins,@'
O'clock
For passage freight, apply on board orio + HALL.
Al the Office the wharf
SorlcE-An goods freight, baggage, bank bills, specie
or any other kind of property, taken, shipped, or p %
board this boat must be the risk of the owners " such
goods. freight baggage sc. r0
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ITO DRY GOODS, Jobber. and Suspender Buyers
The subscriber would call the attention Of Suspender
Buyers his very extensive stock OF SHIRRED sUc-
PESDERs Of his own manufacture which BIZ IS now pre-
pared offer them for he opening season, and the same
tine would caution them against purchasing article OF
SHRED Susperders that msfe 10 closely resemble his
but which Inferior lasting the more than
two three al farthest Specimens of SHRED sus
peers made by other manufacturers and sold in hi. market
which have proved be worthless after three days trial.
may be examined the store Of the Subscriber No :, Maid
- lane. II. H. DAY, Successor 10
fyfg Roxtury India Rubber Co.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.

WAIOhES, J Z w LIZ ~ -
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of God and silver pu.
"A p.eN. Patent Lever, Anchor Escapcnet. Lephe az
Vertical WATCHES selected from the b.si Manufacturer
.e-pers.
Also some new Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals Keyss &c
Do do do Gold Peucl. Cases God Pens
Do do do Thiinbe-, Rings Pins, sc
Do 40 n, Brnce.els with Stones.
Do al do Silver FORKS, spoons, &c.
Al the above articles viii be- sod Al the LOW Isl rhI| rs
and warranted eqga 10 lie bes made IL ne eiy.
MOTT BROTHERS. importers u FINE " acss &c
No. Na.saas ST. opposite the Custom holse
p -The above rrf1rirs csr,fully Repaired and Var
r.s ~ a.. M. I'M Ia tl,- civ mey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

BURDENS PATENT HORsE.SHOES, beng
ID on by Inc principal dealers IN Hadva IN The
United States warranted perfect In FORM and made Of
the very refined iron Every Shoe which may be found
u accordance with the above recommendation viii be
oack and The money returned with a. expenses from
tse distant paris Of the county, H. BURDEN, Agent
Troy Iron ard Nal Factory Nav ~ lsai mvie 5;swv