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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

The above ia a mere extract from the bloody sta
tislics OF glorious WRT. chapter in the annals
Of the violence. crime and misery that have followed
in the foot prints OF the GREAT DESTROYER. The
loss Of souls is entered where hGmai eyes may not
read the list. DR.. Dick estimates III number who
have persisted directly and indirectly by war at
fourteen thousand nKtoaS, or about one tenth oi
the human race Edmund Burke placed the mum.
Der at THIRTY sNE THOUSAND MILLIONS Taking
the estimate OF DR. Dick. aud assuming the average
quantity OF glood in a common sized person, the
veins OF those fourteen thousand millions would M
a circular lake of more than scrcRfcca males R cir
csmfcreaos-teH feet deep in which all the navics
of the world might loat sapposng these slaush-
tered millions 10 average, each feet IN length ii
placed in a row, they would reach nearly Az times
around the earth and four times around the sun
Sapposing they averaged 100 lbs each. then they
would form globe OF human flesh of nearly a mile
in diameter weighing 500, 600, 100000 h. Il times
more than all the human beings low living on the
globe. +. b.
Uoyc1scy. August ID lSs5
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For THE PILES

nR UPHAMS ELECTUARI ian internal remedy IL =
~ certain tor the PILES, either internal externa-
bleeding blind. Sold only 10 this city the office Of tie
onginsl Proprietor, A UPHAM, NJ d. resu ar educated
Physician OF twenty years experience cOLnned " Office
practice where Piles aad Chronic diseases success
fully treated Medical Office 80 Boxery, four doors above
>pnng-sL dice hours from A ~ " 9 2. NJ Adycs
Er.us- Ola In
THE SUGAR INDIAN PILLs.-Impor,snl Fact
DlG Benz smith. Pills are Inc beet medicine now IN
for Coughs, Coils Headache foul stomach, impure blood
Dyspepsia. and Liver Complaint and We bind ourselves %
refund lr money ID al vi failure Unless g. BEN.
- ITO written with pen The bottom Of The box,
~. not warrant tfem ID cure.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
B0sl1S, Mass, May 9th, l345
have been AFFLICTED for ln-, win The Liver Com
plant. having pain ny SIDE the oack and
s0msch and dyspepsia have taken dozen boxes
Virgins '. and Branirelns Plz-blt continued 10 grow
worse; and REDUCED hat despared Of gain
rg relief i-n tired DR.. smiths sugar Coated Pils
and before flashed ne second boz my pains znr dyspe
had disappeared. My food now cIgests well, aud am
s1e 10 attend my family dules. Several Of my friends
have me Pas for bad Coughs and have found
great relief from theu-
Mrs. OTIS 5. WHITNEY, Mynle-sL
CAMBRIDGE, Msss, Oct ~, ls+i
Having been attacked months with bad Cough,
Indian Vegetable Pills grew worse with cold swesls a,
ight could sleep and believed was a COnsump
procured box OF DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated IIs-
proved indian vegetable lis. which restored my beah
within csys. and believe th-n be The remedy
ever used GEORGE W GRANDER
Prneipa Oaee I'D Greenwich-s- near Fulton Pdce p
rena- ole JtsOds
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miscellaneous.
HOT AIR FURNACE.

HOT AK FURNACE.
WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, Tor
w heating Dwellings, Stores. Churches, kc.Thsse Fur
nsces will beat economically and efficiently; the air In e
apartments will be pure and healthy, Tree rom dyness, dust
OF gss 49,
They are put up under ira personal supervision OF MI
Walker the Paience and have hitherto given entire sas
fiction and In all cases warranted 10 perform well
Reference: n. W. Taylor, ESQ Governor New ork Ho'
ptal: Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be
nen Esq. A. Was; c. ID. Rhodes, ESQ u. Pearl-sireet
MIR Thomas McElrgth 81 Nassau &c.
snstf gro WALKER ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

RsMARsABLr LONGEVITY There is living ia the
town OF Frankfort near Utica. man by the name OF
HARVEY, ! n years OF age. Heis now, and has been
for about three ioar,hs of century, preacher OF
the gospel He was born in Dulchcss County, \.
" and distinctly remembers running about IN the
woods there 100 years ago He has occasionally
devoted some attention 10 agriculture but has chiefly
been engaged in the duties of his profession. He
walks without any assistance except that OF staff
His conversation, and also his style Of preaching Is
animated. and frequently bis eye brigh,ens with the
vivacity OF youth. His mind is surprisingly active
and vigorous and his voice is sufficiently strong 10
fill house capable OF holding coo persons or more
Wherever he goes multitudes flock TO hear him
To usc his own words he can draw more folks
than 1--WE horses" He preached in Amsterdam y
" while | was there in August last No, having
an opportunity TO him. wrote TO Rev w
Hutchinson. Pastor of the Bapus, Church in that
place and from HIM the above facts. in regard to
this venerable patriarch, have been obtained Truly
the man who has seen the generation with which
ne came upon the stage, and the two succeeding
ones pass entirely Off and still lives to see another
that has acted half their part is curiosity Occa.
s;onally a primitive oak comes through the han
dredth Winter with its foliage green AID its branches
broken. Yours, respectfully. JoHN NEWMAN.
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IuST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED,
gI,HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY FOR schools, liil--
j trated by ~ epgrsvings ana 81 maps, win E0D-
map on new plan 10 vol 10 by :. q. Goodrich aGlhor
Of Peter Psrley'. Tzle-, &c. -,
The above Work Already been Introduced mo the
Public Schools Of Rochester snd IN number Of others
The hrst edition is nearly disposed o. Ine sscona
will bs published In lew days ,. ... r., ,
CULTIvAToR FOR OCTOBER
lust RECEINED-Tbe puialOl Of MS publication TOY
j infrn,c worth u unnvaed Il = rOn- 1ered by agrel--
ur. to be- the best work Of the kind now published SUD.
crption pdcc only dollar per year Compete se- "i
The back volumes also snsie numbers, an BE- I'd o.
OF MAltlA H. w W Man l.' pl'a4'.a-.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
rI,HE subscribers Keep constantly ol hand compete a.
-0rmenf Of schOO. B1lss FOR sa" n the loves pnct-
Al, Copy Books made lpefne paper; States and a
Pencils Ink and Ink stands Lead Penc Steel Pens, WI.
ng Paper and every ptOn OF schoO! stationery o
JaSsEN'S BELL. is8 Nsssau-sL
TO TIE PkOTE>TANTs Of TIE United otates
j JUST published the mO-i important ~ork ever issued
from the American Press go.
The Rev join Dowlngs History Of Romsuisn splenddy
illustrated with than ~ m shly finished engrayns t.s
rrpge Of the customs ceremonies councils and practices
of The Church Of Rome, forming large and D. aluiy
printed volume Of nearly 7 pages rcn ebiemahc bino'
ing. Price 3 90. .
T. WALKER, Publisher. ia Fulton 81 " Y.
re- gents wanted 10 eel the above WORK ia eYefy '"n
city and county the United States ~ whom heia a. Ter
c.1tsge viii Ne allowed lyle
ALN,ANaC~.-The trade supplied with Almsnacs a.
N the poes Of 1u'scurng at The Tribune Office snf
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pr. OTIS : WHITNEY 9 Mynle.n
.NIOTHERs AND NURsE,v-If

MOTHERS AND NuRsEs',-lf you wonld use
A'l "Dr EJaai CsieorIfcd Soothing Syrsy' yof LILLE
babe would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms.
and ofien isia eonyu.sions The gums swell, Inc child
seized viii eqaent It's Of crying etchngs staring In the
sleep and spasms " peculiar parts snreks with violence
pulls ~ nngrfs nIO ~ moah &c sod by j. o. FAY Soc
Price - IyI2 6reod
l. u f4-Lng out or turning grey Is there da=drif 10
he root Try WYErHs CKLAs % LILIES" c-ebrair-i
for ~ years for me -rs shm-ni and growth Of the h.ir
prevents u falling ID turning grey and Is unecsed
,1r the t-e.sor resl Or false curs cT- Ladies try it
For ssie BY J. @ FAT Is Fs!lc--sae=s Lamp Store
SUI HHiii'rT = Frio- % -~nts sH@od
EHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES Drugs - mic.
- as, &c for sac by DAVID SANDS CO. Chrn is,s
knc PhImaceutsts, II East Broadway, corner Of Maket
- Also, lage assortment Of the most delicate French
Eagish German and American Perfumes Extracts, Cos.
neCes, &c ol31
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Real estate.


q. TO LBT-Par OF a nooeTn ba.f hrieS Hggse 10
B-oosyr william f,g un1.e-' ysak of FULTON Ferry
- To srisli friy will - si low and possession sisen
mmelis,ey. Enquire OF " A L. Bsnc eofn,f ., Nassau
AID Pear - Br0OSlyu, or n Fulton s. NsW'to'S-
ol3 lw'
g. TO LET-PNiof hogse NJ. i53 Ediiige,- beng
- sx fret ao0r a1d l~o IN ai.c us sl9tion
49, good, having srgr ,Srt in 'front.' AMI feAl "
e low 90 good ienaal Possession Immediately Apply
al IS sprice-st Old i"
a. TO LET-Ths 'oa er pat O. Ire new modern thfrr
Il ''S aIs5i i,S''' ~ J. 3 BREWSTER. ~ sower.
-. .TEtN POWER al fooms % .ss Ia th- To
Il bune Buildings Apply 81 rs o1es' IA,
On lie KingsSrdee Road between Fth and sun
- Avenues l04 and lO7.h slee;s. containing Acrs u
LAND good cultivation, sn4 soo.-a "a .,,,.rs,
ssrlhbery, &c. Tie ground Is eevsied so ev,iil
noble Of TIE waters Of hsf gate and 80 ~
s;9 an s,:s9..ye Sis 81 ESSs "a MtoWN -
Executors q Aclree alcSi9ssn n ascSssea ~
- NOTIVk---a BARGAi>.---A totSikh,
- SAT AND FARM FOR sALE-nea5 ~ yl4ss- OF
- Soncrvi..e. Somerset CO, Ne" Jrfssy ~, sAl ~,
q rs acres q Lana - 81 y leh 5 " ~ -
- -, - Hs,bv dsss work ard y te best msie Al
Te Hoass : bulk Ia the corr.GE sri os - -
oars = seS front ana y feet down each ste-oee5i
with Observatory o. top q sd House i"o s.siS &
e. In TIE rear and Gem under the wLoeo OF e ran ''
M viii Psnire and 81 Jagged ough IN ae r.' innne.
TIE Barn 5 90 sees long snd palle "ns a-I-s-r
Ice-House. &c Aso a great vSf.e's or 800 ~ ~
,-riuu,ns-loCe.her Win a quantity oi Shrlue,fY.
rs. premises linn four hundred yafcs 81 ine o0-J
Sal and about = quarter 81 mile 81 The A1irosd ''e
osc. Is shout hours snd hai rom lie Iiy Fos ls'
her psrcu inquire o ~. subscriber sld r.' ''"'
S,riSS,I HORT. No. COrAsud-st, New loIs
U-lg >A'-''' y 49,.
FARM FOX .AI.E.--Silusieon iae Ros1 ,ton
New Rochelle To White Plains shout 81 lidsisnti,
- .s-h cortetnirg SO ACRES OF LAND, 81 Of which
/. Poueh land exc-gurg Ten Acres, hch Woo Lsni
rhe ace divided hy sne. snd Is Ad on. mo
L., ~ rifr,ton An the fences NJ stone, IN sp>d
or Ter ,a TIE ground ~ h siae " en- slon ~ --
ip., a. 0i good character and IN ortsf FOR irh' as'
to ; r. hENlO'' on &c -, y, y, -, W.
tau J. ADRlASCF, ~ Joai-sl 'eN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, sc.
\ AMPS GIRANDOLEs HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for The Spring Trade-DiElL,
BROTHER & CO., No. IS John. street manufacturing
and have always hand complete assortment Of articles IN
their line Of the following descriptions which they VIII sal
Fl wholesale or retail, At LOW PRICES for cash
Improved Chemical OH and Cemphene Lamps,
Sola Lamps, Gill and Brouzed IN great variety,
Cornelius a Co.'S celebrated Patent soar Lard Lamps
Grandoles various patterns gilt .ilyered bronzed.
sur pending sosrs, Doric CsmpheEe Lamps
Bracket SOaTs, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do DO
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
britannia Hand Lamps, Camphens Chandeliers
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm on,
do Camphene, Solar and Lard Oh,
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oh. mlsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

SENATOR HUsrSGroS.-The Norwich Courier
cave We are happy be able to state iha, this able
Representative OF Connecticut in the L. : senss after
having been for eight weeks PROSTATE with fever
n Ar lsnsth couyalescent We trust IL may be IN our
power at no distant day TO announce his entire rccov
ery. We could III spare his services in the senate OF
The United States at the approaching Session OF Con
usss"
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DIrm,, IMPROVED Palenl sa!alnaneer y

DICu'> IMPROVED Patent sa-unsncef Sales
Ia The undersigned purchased Of 4 ). MARVIN, 80. Wa
Jsr street. Richie Improved Patent Sa1mander safe. Oi
Ne -1D s.ze, which Do our store No. - Exchngs Place
Thai store entirely consumed In he great cOrfaa
the morning Of the l,tl inst
The safe taken from l4e ruins ffy-lwo hours ster
ard opening IL the Books and Papers found entirely
injured y FIRE, and only slightly wet The leather on
some OF Lh- b,Oks ysIch-o By ihe extreme heat.
fsgned) RICHARDS x CRONKHlTE,
New Yofs, July n, 49, sPine-sreeL
The above Safes FOR sse hy A. s. MARVIN, 80. Wafer
III
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H. ~. CAKPhNTER 4 CO.,. Linz

- New burgh-The new barge 81 PERl0R,
apL CHAKLEs usLsrE.D, Will leave lie
foot Of Warren-st every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
5o'cOcs-and returning vii leave Ne~hurgh every Wed
uess!ay and Saturday afternoon al O'Clock
The above barge i fitted up with staeroons, large and
commOiious cabins and passengers VIII md 70 very PEE
SAINT way OF making the passage
Freight taken at the lowest Tstes
AL baggage PACKAGES, PARCELS OF goods or money must %
the the thereof unless enler, upon The
OFT ia Or raceipts~i
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T'HE PSALMODI5T, neV and choice co-rclon ol "a
4 cred Muse for chOrs. c0ngregaton- IN ~ scu'"i-
sc &c by Thomas Hastings and Wa .. brsl'4iy.
The MOS. f.t,erir mon as In 'ayor Of las worS are
coming ID daily Read The following .
AVE not tte sigttest hesitation n saying hat hlnz
The P-sno1i.i~ ~ Messrs Hastings and bradbury sqpe
nor 10 NV collection Of Church Music now ID u-- IL j.
CON no.-6 chiefly OF new music, much % which rca NE
pens Of Me-srs T. /. = eXceedingy me .
do most cheerrly recommend me nfocuciDl o. ll.-
,yo,s win the M 20. confidence hal VII he found eaeci-
nal m me Improvement Of the present stae Of sacred music
and -nt rely answer TIE e1 pectations ~ e..
GEORGE ANDREWS,
Leader Of the Choir. Broadway Tabernacle.
most cheerfuy ard cordially concur IN The asse Cpn
ion Of Mr. Andrews aer having carelu eXsi9ae1 'ne
.sork I. q. WAIT,
Chorisier Bleed ser a. Presbyterian Church
of-o. MARX "A NEWMAN Publisher 80 Broadway.
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$500 LINE-FeT Albany ga Troy plRnc. q
sezzaanr.s7 O'Clock 2. M-The Steemhos, EMPIRE
Cant X q Macy, will iease he sIsanboa. piei too.
Coursed.t every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday ss
uOon NJ O'CLOCK
Tie steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt wm. HI. fecl. -yrty
Moud-,. "Wednesday snd Friday afternoon, att oclocs
For Passage Freight apply on board OF ." me once %
he wharf
Noricg The evening line for Albany snd Troy vi poa
lively not any freight on board The ooas sef sx
nc.N.A. Z NJ lrY
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H. ron BhlDs.tfOh. sna h9es
= 81 ~ n-rnad Tn. s..alhhoal NIMROD.

= 81 - Rulrosd.-The Steamboat NiMkOD. Capt
John Brook. Jr vii leave New orb ron
thr foot Of MaketsL daily sundays excepted Al Oclock
Ia connection with liu Cars for West stocshndse Re
mnng cave Bridgeport a. quarter pas, oclocA, Y NJ %
fe arrival of the cars from West Stockbrdge, arriving In
Ney-NcrA at hstpast 5, 7. VI.
The O'Clock Line lo Bridgeport 10 ~ltbifawu. sage
will leave the arrival OF the Boat for Sauord Milford,
fairfield, southport, and Derby.
- Th. l. the only boat running IN connection win no
care T. Is MASON. Superintendent suii Sm
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PREMIUM LAMP STORE

PREMIUM LAMf 81 OnL' ,.
TOUTHOUY 4 MEYERS. 3fl Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public call Al lheif store ana rAaiir e
rches end most extensive assortment 20 be Ioun1 ~ un'
country OF BROSZED and ORhOLU CHANDELIERS
CENTRE MANTEL SOLAR, BRACKET, and kEAD-
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA. GlRANDOLEs, BbAC-
KIT BRANCHES and CANDbEsTlC h5' 10 every variety
Of patterns. , -
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, d new and superb article Pc
culisrly desirable for packets and sleambOais
IN evidence OF the superiority o Tins Poruon ~ NJ SO
over Anv other Of IL class offered 10 he pubic t
they can with honest pride refer less thai SIN GOLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 the fnanusciuf-
ers within the a seven wears for the greatest variety and
beauty of pattern. and the Unrvsled finish of ueir "OfA
Every article sold by &. ~ IL warranted TO be VIAL iFy
represent who wish obtain trs class goods NJ
pnse often paid for such of very inferior quay
are requested favor them with call before pufch' <
elsewhere.
~ liberal discount to Churches and Hoes 81 ~
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is43-FALL ARRANGsMENT-is4

is4o-FALL ARhANGEMENT-ls
IT, kNEW-iORK AND ERIE RAIL l1N
Sxssssss4;fc-s1S ROAD LINE ior Miadetown, Gososn
and Intermediate places, on aud Ilsf
THURSDAY, l6lh Oct
For Par.-ngefs-The new, fest ard commosioos g. -
sost 81 NICHOLAS, Capt ALEXANDER r. 5cHGLU =.
legye The foot " O1ane-sree daily, Sunday excspag
ocl0cA, A. ~ .nd O'Clock r. M.-ordrsry rlnnlt -.
3. hours. Returning, N. cafs vii leave addsD"a@
O'Clock 4. ". and o'clock, r. N
For Fre.ghI-A barge lraye every aitefno.s
O'Clock, (Sgndsys excepsaf- reight viii 90, be &C.,
zsr hat hour Sh pp-rs are isrcby notified hal NJ -
u gne- and depot Or station where soofs ar -
ef, oe distinctly marked upon each srscle, oas''
hey ~ill not DC siyet.
YOrsunner particulars inquire VI J. Van Renssesef ~
corner u Duane and West streets
II. Z. SEYMOUR. 5gD-rin1>no1.
~ STAGES run from adielp~n daily eonnse.s - -
he afternoon line tO B.0Dningbgrgh, W1rsborO 3o1,.
Mount P.sssant, glnghemtoa OWesO, Por JerNs' n'''
dale, CAfiouJale, a. -.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10 DandAi ~
rose Fnsndsy1l-. Len5x Brooklyn. sc.
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r.. -s.z4tazaE1 PATERSON kAILhvvx.
68<Y-yEs " inter Arrangemen,on .Ha AZ vi, Isss
nesdey Sept 1itl The esns WV"
PATERSON DESoT NEw-fosk,
O'Clock a; 81 .. 0eiees
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Depot at hewior
O'Clock, A. NJ. II 0elock,
7. NJ IL -
Passen gers advised " BE- Al The Ferry isw -
before me hour Of stsrunx
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4 n v FI'f'E'
Mr NJ Hayward The original d-c0geref and Inventor o
Metallic lnsoube India Rubber has sc0sered another IN
prpTeuen ln DE application which VII puzzle ne Wof1 10
0l out be- has aied with him capitalist who
VIII protect % This is the giving TO his Metal
K.hbrr ie surface of Patent Leather, without using me
.racGin Aarrsh heretofore used He shoes now offered
for sale al ~ Maden-aue wthou exception The most
perfect article OF he kud the world For sale IN
qasptlaes 10 saii by HORACE n. DAY,
Msdeu.iAuc.
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nALBY,. CARMINATIyE-so iol

DAGbh = CAhMINATinb-so IoIS es1D 80 SO
~ Tor The vi DAfrhra, Dyscniery, Bowel Com
psin kc particularly In children-can be mad genuine 81
DAVID SANDS co. n East Broadway corner Of Mar
kss-sL %
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r-u. ,,oRNING LINE Al !, o'cioo.-FoI

- A 1sny and Troy and Intermediary plac,s
The DIV pressure steamboat TROf. Capt
A ,ofhsm vii leave New \ 0rs FROM o. NJ The foot u
bafcay :. al o'clock \ NJ every Tuesday Thu siay sad
SATURDAY Returning, viii leave Troy a. "cllcA,
and bsny 10 O'CLOCK A. ~ every Monday, "Wednesday
and trdsy. .. ~
tn. low nressurr steam oai NIAGARA Capt 4 DesfooL
leavr. Nev-Nork al O'CLOCK. A. NJ. Monday "wednesday
ans FRIDAY Aud Troy o'clock, Albany Al IOclOck
a VI Tuesday, Thurs isy and saturday.
For passage irgM Apply on board lhe boA, 81 10 ,.
3 HALL 40 the off 30 oI he wharf foot ~ barcivsi "a
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xU~->f,LL ARnANGtMK>r, iNDl

Albany and Ne~ N0rk
THE NEW STEAMER OREGON
will leave Nsl ors from pier North RIVER, every rp-s
d,y Tmll.iav snd saturday, Al o'clock 7. M-and re
fnfrnc viii leave Albany um The pier foot 81 s,ast ~
every Monday Wednesday sId tnday, al O'Clock r NJ.
Enr r...,.r or trrieh. apply hoard ne boat,
George r. r. orchid Agent, No 10 Vests. New-ioiS
The Oregon lhe largest and fastest ooai oa DE hli
I'm s17N
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SHOE THREAT

rINHE subscribers prepared supply the trade III
Shoe Thread Of superior quality manufactured by
themselves al their factory IN The village OF Waterford sara
toga Co ~ Y They warrant the article TO be- equal IN
strength and quality any thing Of the kind imported from
England The trade invited call Al their store 20
Pear street and examine II for themselves. The following
Nos they keep constantly hand, VIZ. Nos and 10, hall
hleachcd and green and G. No. brown They are also
prepared have spun order Kind OF fax yarn mat
may be required for carpet other manuiacurers Use
au2y BEARDSLEY CHALMERS. 2i5 Pearl-st
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
\ EVILS GROSS 10 fuliou-st one door cast OF Broad
IL way keeps on hand large assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES made IN the fashionable style and OF The bes
materials
" B.Msde 10 order al. descriptions OF Bcolsand shoes
FITS v arran.h md prres LDM 30 uni The time ~ "
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- CO.-ss~~r .h-'gs
s.<nts. % Ia and after Monday, A RI RI -
MT ne Cars viii run a. follows VIZ Leave CiJ ~
f0rkYe. Harlem and NJ rrlss1s Al Q, J, 3, = VA
1, l. ), $50, 4, NJ a
Leave City iis.l lof Fordbam and Williams bfnf"
T. 10 A. NJ; l3E5P.M
Leave City Hall for White Plains, 7, l0A Nj
Lcaye Horrisans and Harlem for City Hal To- y" "
II AN 23, AS, so, 8, Pm.
Leave Williams Sndge for City Hsn7, : 70. ia~
2s0 s. $40. IT'S p. M a. IA
Leave White Plains for Guy Hal 7io, 1910 -
5I0P. NJ -. -
The 'fe. ght Irain vii cave White Plans al An
CITY Hal 81 Las P. 81 FOR N. present
DISTANCES AND RATES or FAhS
FROM Cilf Hal 10 Z7th street. a miles, u Genus -.
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Affections;
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~ ID kerp.ie and Kiugson-anding at Peess
50 *. Kill We-ipoiut. Cold Spring, Cornwall
New Hamburger Milton New Paz, Hyde Park, aud Rhine
beck The splendid new steamboat SANTA CLAUS,
Captain r.. Pierce VIII leave Bsrcsys Pier every after
noon At O'Clock. except sundays and Thursdays Return
ing, leaves Kingston sunday evening Al O'Clock, and
Tuesday, edncs1Ay- Fridays and Saturdays Al O'Clock
ihc Pouahkeepsle at ~ For passage sppy 70
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i.. W.es each way The Stsnreh ard sssorie Sean
bs.l NEPTUNE calmaillsc BY CsPL William ko.ins
having comp ried hef i r-ofttnis VII fslfnr 1ef mp.
,, ~. Az BE. MsY s, o lws -Les9r Newly 1r. nom
Per No NORTH RIVER. f1I Newport Prufiirnce sni Boz.
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Providence u TINE 'nr Pc vfulnt 1at VI oas 10 bosiol,
r,nrt,r New gciflri FaI RIVER. 10 ard s.so corr~r.
otb d. steamboat, ninr.1g Ets. on he kenDco-c .nd
P-nob,csf rivers. g O'Clock, 7. NJ h1rSs>IsS vii
-.y,. Providence. f1r Newport and Newton, O. Tues
lav Th.r-ssy ans saturday, II oelock. 2. N -
.rtv. IN tf q. o'clock Ms Aean %! Cars ron bos.0a.
siSf from Newly ofA 70 Sos,en' eeoihi, sl
D-s Pa.senger. from Nc~-NoTk W bostor,.... 81,
Cabin PASSENGERS 90 New por snt Providence y
De-. Passenger. from Ncv-lor< - Providence. >
All 4irds Of srriEtt .skrn az ne l0"rs' sssss
for further psri-i ar, enquire N
GRO. l. FAlgCHlLD. - Wcstssosl
orof JOHN H. RICHMOND, Providence,
49, q. tb. ,,4,.e ,sn Ne steamboat lancing nySl
AT person. iorb.i trusting Us Boa. vhSep' "a wiz
sen orders from e Captain. as go other h.r" ne psN