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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE.

TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,
4 SURE PROTECTION sgsnst he nJur.sCs effects "
"A nd offered by he Subscribers he price
which LEAD pipe can be P1TchAsot. AL pipes
sod By hen stamped Lovters Pa;eri Pin Plated
Pipe.r AMI warranted perfect IN every respect
On bard ard Constantly 1iaau.scturlng al sizes end
e-h from ~ ~ lb per foot, ard VI sizes from
- inches u csIbre ard &c made any lfngh required
.uls 5rr. LOWBF9 4 IL ROY. ~ We-i-st
/ LIVERPOOL OKREL AMI Camel COais-Tne
IL subscribers respectfully inform heIr customers, ard
euery that i6ey prepared 20 supply them
with The above cescr poIs OF Goa OF IN nrs. quality.
The lowest market pce-s Also. Peach Orchard, Lea
and Virginia Goals w 4 T. TRUSLOW,
- 80 Cherry ard i7o Mulberry as.
COAL am low delivering lie uesl quality 0; Peach
" Orchard Coal usual 81 the lowest possible prices.
VIZ Broken Egg and Stove 3 81 Large Nut s. 90 Small
Mar - q screened and delivered the best order from The
yard King aid 0reen~ich-stA IS per
frun h.lata OIL en- PETER CLINTON
VIRGINIA COAL AFLOAT-The .nbscrio- : are
v now dischargng from scer Hannibal very superior
Of best dLothsan Virginia Coal, which they win
81 ots purchasers the market price
W. 7. TkrSLoW 40 Cherry and i7o Mulberry O.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.


TINE subscribers keep constantly on hand complete a.
sortneni School Books for sale al he lowest pces
Also Copy made Of superDe psnefi States and e
Pencils INK ana Insstands Lead Pencils, stee PENS r.
ting Paper and every description OF school Stationery o
81 rerior GU atty, for sale cheap by
= JANsfSk BELL. l5s Nssssu-st-
THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING FOR 1e4o
lust PUBLISHED by MCGOWAN fREADNELL
No CO Barclay-s The Odd Fellows Offering for l8ib-
Edited By Pascha Donaldson. Embelisned with elegant
enaragEgs on stee from orgina. designs by Casiaer
Morton and beautifully bound in Morocco, gilt The usual
disccuni allowed 10 book sellers all I'm
fJ'U THE PKOrE-1ANT- u Ire uuied states
Just published the most important work ever issued
from the American Press
The Rev John Dowlngs History Of Roranism splenddly
Illustrated with more than highly finished engrayins- c"s
crptve Of the customs ceremonies councils ard practices
Of the Church Of Rome forming large AMI besutu4y
printed volume of nearly 700 pages 10 co enbemaiic bro
Ing. Price - %.
y. WALKER, Publisher, III Fulton St N. Y.
~ gents wanted sell the above work In every town
city county In the United States To whom liberia Per
centsge viii be allowed jye
DAME IL BURGESS, Pubhsners and wholesae
Il dealers In School and M-cel Books StaiiOnsry
and Blank Work, ca John Il New York
Purchasers from ihs Southern and Western States wtHd
this house the available heycan select for bers prices
and accommodating terms. ss I'm
A IMANACs.-The trade supplied with Almsnsc- e
n the pnces Of manufacturing AT Tie Tribune Once aus
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DISTANCES AND RATES OF FARE.

II AExCURsIONs.-Ths ssssmbsei ,
sTuAL SAFETY can be chss,eres iot
eorsions, reasonable terris, By eqpP
70 ! e Ssp'sia On hoard ~N a H. scaYy5E =
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IT, HOUR CHANGED.-On a
-sUMMER ARRANcEMENr-Is4s


IT. NETWORK AND ERIE RAIL -
Ex<syI..-5-ROAD LISEfOT AddlefO~s Goshen NY
and intermediate pisces. Two Daily
Lnes eacn way, - follows
Fcr fassengeT.-It- nsS. fast ard commOalOu slsr,
sost ST. NICHOLAS Capt A,ExasDrs II scHuIr1 ".
eaye the fool Of DgaDe-siss, daily (Soday exceptad
asf peA o'clock, a. " rad o'clock L. ~. Through .
lse Dogrs. Returning re viii lesys Aiddletown Il
A 81. snd haf pssiiP N.
Fof fre'gtt-A barge ~lil leay- every afs@rnoaa al
Jcocs, kslnfays eseep-a freighi will be rerey~
ser Tat hour. Shippers are hereby notified thai M pan
" he cons zn~- and depot sstOn vhere goods 4
eit must De distinctly msfksd upon each srlre otsrws
hey vii noi BE- received.
sor fnr-f particulars inquire Oh. Van Rensselaer, sge
corner " DGSre sDc We streets.
H. 9. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
f-1 Y0rk, April ist i2f5
90 Stages run rom Mdi.esown daily In connection wi
~ aferroOn line % BooTnin gburgh WUrsboro x0nrcs
Mount Pleasant Binshsmsos, O~ego, PORT JeryD Hocs|
tss Carbo1ds.e &c
On noncsy-, Wednesdays and Fridays 10 Duudsa Moo
ros-. F-isDdsyllle. LeocN. Efooslyn. Ne ms
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PRINTING INK MANUFAoToRY.

PRINTING INK MANUEACIORi.
INhE 50 BSCKiBER has recently introduced steam pow
L and improved machinery INTO his mandatory, v hic
enables him 10 furnish his Gusts with avery sgpcnoraf
ticle Printers aud merchants who may have orders iO
Primers Ink, will ind them promptly executed al moderate
prices aud may be assured 0fbeing supplied with k OF
excellent quality, which for blancy aud Durability Of color
exceed IN the country The subscriber manufactures
Ink Of various c.ors viz red bue green. &c Orders 81
fected TO his mandatory l FrOnisreei between Mont
gomery aud GOuyerseur streets, East River. through he
despatch post, viii be punctusly attended 20. This paper
for several past been printed with Ink from his
mandatory. jill 3taw4mi GEO. MATHER.
MACHINERY NOTICE.
MACHINERY OF every description Will be made to
A'l der by the subscribers, upon As favorable terms
be be procured from any Machine Shop 10 the country APP
picst,n may be- made to james Weekss Eco ~ John
NewYors 10 tho subscribers Newburgh, Ora ge Co.
Ny. JAMES + STARRETT i 90. 50 I'm
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
| EVILS GROSS 10 fuon-st door east Of Broad.
IL way, keeps on hand large assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES made in tie most fashionable style and Of Tie besl
materials
~ B-Msde order all descrpt Of Boots and Shocs
FITS warranted and prizes Low to suit the time 81 y
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sxs.S ID Albany aui Troy. and ineTmssisls place.
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Capt
A Gohsn. viii leave NewYork from per At the foot u
Sarcsy al O'clock NJ every Tuesday Thursday AMI
saturday Returning. viii leave Troy A. O'Clock, A NJ
and Albany NJ 7 O'clock A. NJ every Moadsy, "Wednesday
sni Friday.
Thelov pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Cap, A. Degroot
caves Newly orb at O'Clock. A. N. Monday "Wednesday
and Friday. AMI Troy al s O'Clock. l. Albany At O'Clock
4 NJ Tuesday Thursday and saturday
For passage ghi apply board the boat r.
3 HALL Al the on ee ne Nhsrf foot of pscisvst
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Tbe Subscribers
w invite the attention Of strangers and Others visiting the
Civ their stock Of fine Watches and Jewery, which Is
now complete for the Fall trade.
Their selection Watches embraces several very superior
lime keepers by tie celebrated makers, and offered
% purchaser. "a unusually low prices.
Rich Jewe ry Of every description; Silver, Plated and
Britannia Ware; Msniel Clocks Fancy Goods, 80.
aud Clocks cleaned end repaired by experienced
wOrkmea. LOCKWOOD & sCRIBNEK,
9osu ~ Pear. cor " Fulton opposite u. 5. Hote
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(sSe STEAM BETWEEN NEW-YOKk
3.f~1S AND LiIERPOoL-Th, GreatN o.tern Steam
SHIP Companys Steam Ships. The GREAT
WESTERN I'm Tons 40 horse power X. b Mathews
ESQ, Commander, The GREAT BRITAIN, 4S9 Tor
too horse power, Lieutenant James Hosken, ~ Com.
maLder, Intended 10 sail A. foisws
GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool From Ncw-YOrk
Saturday, August - Thursday, Nov. 8
GREAT BRITAIN.
From Liverpool From Seyg-Yors
Saturday, Sept r. Saturday, Oct IS
Fare per Grea, Western slo0. and 3 Stewards Fees
Fare per Great Britain. from $40 % Si2n isud $ Ssw.
4Ti- --J According 10 the and position Of the STATE
Rooms
ror freight or passage, or oiher Information sppy 10
Au7 ffn-sw' RICHD IRWIN. % Frontst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

Young uN sons ha.f chests. 81 quarter 10.
Il CHULAN SOuCHONG-leo q. boxes
PEKOE FLOWERS-lS ehes's
Tyson tEery super0rl-.5 chests and 10 half Dr.
Also very full o-T-a- Of Descriptions,
embracing extra fine and good qualities, for whocsse
retail CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Uil los 0rceuwich add III Chxshxn-sR
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THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Comps
L ny-cstce Ne. - Wal--treei-With 4 sound Capital
pledged for ulur- Losses exceeding 5000, OOO-sfer
paying heir entire claims by the iae Conaagrationcon
casualties . Of MARINE and Inland NAVIGATION. 90
The NOS, favorable Terms.
~ Claimants by the Are requested to forward
heir claims for immediate adjustment
TRUSTEES
James De P Ogden, saml I. Mitchell 4 NJ Merchant
James Brown Samuel Wulets sper ;. Benedict,
yohn Gihon. VIM D. Thompson, Almet Reed.
Burnt Nm. Adams Richard Iryn,
poloTd Rsn W Ri1s., L S- Afdr'~'
.. A. Couisiock. James Reyburn. ,. Il. Delsro.
P VI. WhimOre, WIN. H. Aspinwsll. A. Foster, Jr
Edv. z. Ssnderson, Th0s W. Ludlow, @. W. Gray,
Rob, !, Taylor Tho. 3 Richards. jed Frye .'
k1w q Center. John Cryder. Jacob Harvey.
JAMES P. De OGDEN President
A. NJ. MERCHANT, vce-Presideui.
LEwis BrSToS. Secretary Jy9n
OFFICE II the CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY
~ No. IS Nsllst doining the Mechanics Bank IN The
City OF NewYors-Ths Company lo-t by the recent Fire
-55s1 Their assets over and above AL claims against
them exceed 10000 They continue 10 insure Marine and
Fire risks al fair rates.
TRUSTEES.
James Harper Lonng Andrews, Robert Lane
Ed~Hr Richardson. j. s.ph NOnes, John t Gchr1s.
James Phsleu, Leonard Appleby, Jas SqydsIn'
=. A. Lawrence, Asa : Crosby John Lssals.
Edwin r. Trenain. John J Herrcs SaInl Sherwood.
>il4- N. Crandsll, Abraham Van Nes, james Cook.
JO.n Breasted, VIM B Cozzens, Elias Aldrch,
lanes Culkshank, Herman d Gould, Geo Whitaker,
J Lesnder starr Thee Meyer. Thos Monatutr,
Iharir- Il NOsc, tNrl- lDenrrY, trOrge falen,
Zaiocs Pratt, Lawrence Hill, VIM Burgoyne,
Geo De Kay, Wm II Townsend,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH x. MONIES, Vice President
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector.
Also Inspector for "Loyds' for the Po%t OF New-Yors
jy3i 30.
THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
make assurances against loss or damage by FIRE Ant
INLAND NAVIGATION. terms favorable any
oiler similar institution in the city.
Capital SiSO.Npi-Oiice No - Wallstreet
DIRECTORS
Ravens Caleb % Hasied, John Rankin,
Naiah TAYLOR VIM W Toid Meigs BENJAMIN
J PHILIPPE Phrnir VIM Couch Nathanp. Weed.
tanning c Tucker, r l. Woo!ley, ferdinand Suydsm
David Lee, J BVsmlm. Henry q Thompson
John q WOLF Peter L Nevus Edward Anthony,
r. HAVENS, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

GA FARM FOR SALE.--Sltuaie on ne Road iIor
New Rochelle 10 White Plains, Ggdisiani from
- each, containing $50 ACRES or LAND, all OF which
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres. which Wood Land
The place ia divided by lane and ai outnto converter.
lcs for cultivation. All e fences Of stone, In 20 q
order and the ground III III OF cultivation. The build.
lngs all OF good character and order FOR TERMS amp
>. T. kFNiONt on Lss promises, % pi
daft J. ADRIANCE. IS ! lhn-rt N~s York.
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I,nblif gorpspansss, Sr.
-sT NEW ARRANGEMENT

= .Su- NEW ARRANGEMENT
kEDu -l0depeudeai I'ae fr New
=. port Providence srd BoslOr-D .rcci-Thr-e
,ss ~ s5 - wy The sislnch sni F4vuril- st@.m
poA. NEatSaf con nisadsd by Capt Wl.ism Rollins
na' ~ a. ~ Improvements VIII resume her no.
on s..urdh, os GAY - follows Leave New Yo,l M,
Pier No ), NoIth River, Cor Newpcr, Pro,a.pe. 80. -
100 aLrs. 90 M~sasy weins.esy AID Friday arriving :.
Taunton, New Bedford, Fsll RIVER &C anS = 40
with III STEAMBOATS, running East ou The Krnneb~c -
Perobscot rivers, at O'clsck. p NJ Rsrv.S,xs -
leave Providence FOR Newport and New.Yors on Tue.
day. rtarsdsy an Saturday, 81 O'Clock. p " 90 IN
arrival of Inc a O'Clock Mai fraI II Cars from Boston
Fsss from NEWTON o Boston cabin, ........ 81 =
cecs Passengers rom NswfOTk TO Boston, 80. o. 81,
CABIN Passengers to Newport and Proyide0ce..... Is
Oeck Passengers nom Sew-f0rs TO Providence y
All kinds OF frcleas taken at he lowest rates
fOr farsEvr particulars, enquire OF
GRO = fAiRCHILD, 10 Wes,sr~-t
CT OF JOHN II. RICHMOND. Providence
and Al the Office On he steamboat lsaGlns. nyS
Al persons are forbid trusting his Boat EXCEPT on wiz
zen Orcets from DE Canaan n.het hs viii be pad
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- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for ssie N tie
.s Town Of Yuusers sixteen iae- from New-1ors on
- thc Hudson River within few minutes wax o. ue
steamboat sntng consisting Of about ehy acres ~ Lan1
conn AMI NJ sore OF he most beautiful
~ on he Hudson TIE cOnvenienceuf sccsss nom NJ CITY
Il beng almost hourly either by steamboat, Stages of raj
rosd-,he religious snt literary privileges the healthy loca
ion and the beauty scenery render Il Of The most de-
sabs locations the vicinity OF the csy The above pro-
perry will be sold In lots to suit purchasers
Also for sale severs Ve,e Lots and Houses Terms OF
sale made easy For farther particulars inquire ~ Ethan
Nryyyork sul .meod'
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- THE ONLY RegUlA Line OF Packet. ior New.
~ Orleans - comprised u the oilOA lig ships yz 2
.osps Shakespeare, Capt, Cornell Louisville. Capt
Hunt; Tennessee, Capt Pray; Clifton, Capt lngersOl
Ocnesee Capt Minot; Oswego, Capt Wood Damascus,
Capt Bliss sartee, Capt Taylor; Slas Holmes Capt c.
{. Berry sultsna. Capt Dennis Orleans, Capt sears
Nicksourg, Capt W. C. Berry Arkansas Capt Bunker
saIaiogs, Capt Russell Louisa, Capt Leagu, Indiana,
Capt Bennett; Union, Capt Russell s. May Capt Fos-
ter John Mnlurn Capt Stark; W .bssh, Capt Hathaway
Album, Capt Durfey; - new Capt -. The
splendid and fast sailing Packet Ship LOUISA, Captain
LesyiIs Will positively sat- on Monday the TN Oct hss
regular day The above ships a. well known 10 The
trace and commanded by OF experience and noef
for ter al.eOn u lie comfort Of passengers of them
" u al every three days thus preventing yexAfo O delay
often complained Of IN other SHIPS and he price u ra
sage very low Tor whch apply BOARD lhe sp- Or ~
w. < 1T. TAPsCOTT
- SOutn-st. corner OF Maidsu-.ane.
~ B. The above Packet Ships vii sal panc.laly Is al.
vrrtl--I weather permitting. rS.sare free. p
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INDEPENDENT OPPUSITiUN

w. WI RarOad.-rhe steamboat ylMROD Cant
John Brooks, Jr Will leave New fork from
he foot Of Market ST. daily, Sundays exccptei at oolock
A. NJ In with the Cars Tor stockbrdye Re
nunng, leave Bridgeport AT quarter pest O'Clock p NJ on
he arrival Of he from Wczt Sockbrdgr arriving Ia
New-YOrk nj haEpasl >, z. "a
The O'clock Line To Bridgeport Is withdrawn Stages
si leave the arrival OF the Boat for Straifori Milford
fairfield, Southport. and Derby.
~ This he only bOai running In connection with ths
II. " MASON SuDerptepdcp, anil a.,
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INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, Shoes, Gloves, Sheets
Goth Toys Life Preserrers, Cushions, AR BEES HOS
c We have on hand addition 10 The above articles about
rfy sren snes OF India Rubber Shoes, that We offer on
os fgorabc terms dealers, who invited 10 examine
hpr ssocz 30 prs. Mems J. y. Boot with and without
leather soles 5000 prs WOmens 90 Shoes, lined Pr0',
deuce patent OvershOes, Mems and Womens hgm ana
elegant Sheet rubber OyershO-s. flexible soie $1,000 prs M
rorea Rnbbers some (which entitled debeniure.
as Saw SIN ; G. SMITH Sun. FJohh-st
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NE BAL Look your hAr Is
L falling Ogi turring grey Is here cla1r-r L
the roof Thy WYErHs CRAM o. LILIES" ceiehrzec
fcr o. yeas for he establishment and growth u ne hair
Prevents - falling 81 mrung grey. snd : unsqleed
~ - ioefcr rel or fA-e r1rs ~ Ladies, Try IL
For SAL by J u FAY. 81 Fu;onsiTrei. lamp sior-)
Sl1 SYiidrF ~ v Prs. : w. efr-o|
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49, NtW.h Onh, Al.HANN a rh,

.u-~~ NtW-h OAk ,ALbANN ~ Ihu,
SxisssssSEs LINE-For Albany snd Troy DlRESt, a
O'Clock 2. M.-The Steamboat EMPIRE
Capt K X Macy. will leav. the steamboat pier iooJ o
Couraad- every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday ster
noon, a. O'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM. ". peck very
Monday "Wednesday and Friday afternoon, At = O'Clock
For Passage Freight apply on board, the Office
.h- wharf
NoricE The evening nne for Albany and Troy will posi-
lively any eight board the boats sner sx
o'cosk. r. VI iesn
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camps, Cuilerp, &r.
SOLAR LAMPS. 81

SOLAR LAMPS, &C.
NJ a J. MERRITT, 100 BOwery, between Grand and
WI. Hester have always hand elegant variety
OF Hall aui Solar Lamps G.randoes &c. which
raned be IN all respects equal TO any sold " the Guy
Also stone glass and porcelain ware, al low price, whole
,sle and relsiL slJ lmeOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

~ UNION LINE OF Liverpool Packets acsr. u
<rfe gla October Tire .pisnsr well snOWn and favor
lie packet shp TakOLiNTA, Captain smith wi!
ss 90 "Wednesday, ite sth October Der regular day. The
accommodations VI 1s ship for cabin, second cabin, sDd
passengers cannot y surpassed Her between
dscss hed with partcus. attention 10 the comfort
and convenience OF ard need ony be
nand decided preference any olhsr The Ire
Of passage being very low and the number ruiie early
application should be made board, foot Of Dversl
to W. l. J. 7. TAPsCOTT,
Is Is Sou.hsL, corner Maiden Lane.
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d. x. CAKpENTEn ~ coz. Line /

-
-" Ncwburgh new barge 81 PFRlOR
Capt CHaRLEs HALsrgAD, viii leave III.
100, OF Wssrenst every Tuesday and Friday afternoon A
1OcocS, returning, VIII eays Newburgh svery We'd
nesdsy lni Saturday afternoon NJ s O'Clock
The above barge IL lie up with slate rooms large snd
oommodious csns and passengers viii ind very pea.
SAINT way OF making the passage
Freight asen ut the lowest raies
All baggage, pacssges parcels o goods money must
boO.s of he bout or rerla nlr.I fir M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

INDIA RUBBER -IiUE--i5,0O pairs nens ana
j wOInen's plain and figured kubbers.
900 pairs sheet Rubhers leather soles.
1000 DO ladies do do
800 do Sandals, do do
200 do flrred and lined DO
500 do Buskins
1000 do mems Metallic
800 az wOnlen's do
900 do Mole.kn. For sale by
HORACE II. DAY, Successor N RoXbury
nj T. X. Co . Maden-lsne
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CHOICE FAMILY MfDICtNE.

|" MOTHERS AND >tk- E>r-lf you ~Ouid a
VI "Dr. k1G1s Cle1rstcd Seotstas ssTrp' your li.c
bale w0si avoid very Affecting and distressing symptoms
and Of-u fsfAl TIE guns swell, he child =
ked win ffra-ni ii crying retchrrs. Starting &c
sleep snd spasrl. ~ peculiar paris shneks with Violence
rg.s IL fingers into - mouth &c. sod by }. o. FAY Soc
Agent, 10 Fuons- Lamp store sun B-ding SsSlofk
Price ~ renls Wa fu-Di
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e =, r..;s.......s.=z,1 PATERsON KAILROAD

r.. -yszrzs.zzY1 PATERSON RAILROAD
3 " inter Arrsng einent on and after ei.
-neslay Sept 2ilh The cars viii leave
Paterson DEPor. EEw-lORg
o'clock A. ~ o. o'clock, A NJ.
7. ~ *
Leaves Paterson Depot al New-York al
O'Clock, A. NJ. 81 o'clock, A. ".
L. NJ. 4. Z. NJ.
Passengers advised to be at the Ferry few minutes
before ii. hour Of starting
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n. MOTTO E---A BAW.AiN:---A COuNfW,

- SEAT ANU sAhN rUN sALI-IneM %. N''sye ~
cOnsss OF IS acres OF Land. 3 Of which Is Wood Th
Buildings all NEW, and bulk within .So years-dou--
ard Esm both bait by day. work and of he best MATERIAL
Tie House IL bulk Ia the y by 81 feet front
hs through the centre. psr0rs finished with Marble nsnes
piazza - feet front AMI IL feet down each sttogehc
with Observatory top o! said House two story Sich
In the and Cellar 1ndsT the whole u the main build
ing with Panes and all hag d through in the best
rhe Barn so feet long and painted white Csnsge House
lee House &c. Also a great variety u FRUIT Of al ie
scrp,ons-ogethe with quantity OF slulbhery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards oilhe County
Sea!. and about quarter OF mile OF the Railroad. The
place about hours and half from the Cay For far
hr pac inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor 81 e
National HorEL, No Cortland ST. New Yors.
r.-IIf AtAS WY kllSf.
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Il. FOX LUNDON-Regulsr Packet II TIE fFh 81
6FES OctoDer-Ths PACKET saip SWITZERLAND, Z.
Knight master, vii al abovr, her reg 1lsr day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin, secood
cabin aad storage passengers persons intending
bark shC.d mnedale app caun Oh board, foot u
Maiden- .ane. or 10 JOSEPH McAURRAY
OF Pinc and South sls.
The packet ship Queber T. II. HeD.rd, VI. succeed the
Switzerland and SAL - he 2nfh October. %
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o. FOX ~ALE-Onr new Three story House No ~
~: Seventh street. Decatur ace, hsSen Avenues snc
- c. near Tompsns Park. The house I. finished 10
modern style with doors plated mosntings mar
ole manrl, CRATES throughout II bath room Ia 81
story and -hrhhery in yard Two thirds OF tt
purchase money can remain on bond aud mortgage for ee
years Apply Al l52 Fulion-sir--t.
iyln0 GLENN. ROGERS CO
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~ 000 WINDOW SHADES, tor sale al whole
ZZ,UOV ssle retail, al reduced pflces.-Persons
dea ing in this article find complete assortment AZ
prices from 10 J per cent less than 81 stores where they
yet At second or iird hands.
n B. Good Oh Washsbe Shades from u cents 10 . a
pair--benuifa l from 81 To S5-besi from - 10 Si2
kelly RlKFR, exclusive Window Shade
Dealers a Manufacturers. iBl Chatham
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ls43-OPFOslrlON 10 MONOtOLY-ls45

Is43-OPFOSlrlON TO MONOtOLY-lsa5.
IT, = NEW-yORk AND ALBANY EMPRESS
s-S- $Sss.S1S LIN Through without lsndng--Ths
new low pressure and swim running steam.
boaI EXPRESS, will commence her regular rips tor
the season AMI will continue until the clos. OF nayigs
on leaving the pier the foot Of RoRSsoSsr regularly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays al p VI and will arrive In am.
pie time take the morning trains Of East West
This boat IS hej up With splendid rooms ON deck
snd her furniture Ia I'll and OF thu best kind Foo pss
sag apply on board ~ above
n. B.-Frs ght taken At low prices nus IA
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kfNNEY's RANcHy. CCEPUs CHRfsTI,
September 9Th. 1915
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yusuranfe.
,THE nUTrAL LIFE IN-URANcEt c ,,,'aIs :, |

'''''' ''''-' '''''' NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAINT HsxxAY Secretary.
Miniurs Post. Physician. 5oi Broadway. oil I'm
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Gnf0R, nIDsoN AND INTEK,l.

,GsSf.-5Sscss1s DfArE LANDtSGS-The steamer HiJD.
SON, Ia place Of he Wesishesrr fihs on =
boat that lands al6 o'clock CsptpD William H. MsLLss
S lesye th- loot Of Cedafsi eet th- ensuing season
syery Monday Wednesday an Friday, al O'clock, z
" connecting al Hudson with he Hudson and Be-. III y.
Railroad the cars OF winch leave the ARRIVAL oftbe boat
Returning IN boat leaves Iud-oa Tuesday, Tia
and sunday Al o'clock p the ~ tia css
.ouchDs both ways al the Intermediate landings FOR
freight or passage apply on board ~ 10
!. H. KNAPP 4 SON I0l West a.
THIS boat has boeI putin comp etc order witha aew
sDd engine sud additional number ~ state room. AID
H se found Pheasant and comfortable boat a. any %
ne river. Tie boat lows no lnrgfs.
This boat l. aos ready 10 recsfv- freight j-l2u