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nFARM FOR sALE.-The

- FARM FOR >ALE.-The subscriber offers for
the farm upon Llch be- resides, situated 10
- the village OF AGbGra. IN the County Of Csyuga- and
containing 100: acres.
This farm -s upon tie South sce Of Tie Western Turn
pike. now G-n-----st Auburn and : vel known nav
g been lie residence u Hon Nathaniel GarrOw decreased
lr many The buildings, fences aud other erecuons
thereon, ample and complete rrpGtr The -o VIII We
with hat Of other farm Western New YORK, for FER
uliy variety and earness Of vegetation Great attention
Las been paid wei by The former he present own
r. he selection and cult alton u choice tr and there
Is upon The farm IN full bearing great abundance Of
The best u apples pear, cherries pescn-s grapes
&c. &c. The farm well ~aferec BY durable springs nch
give neverialing and ample supply
TIE location believed 10 BE- desirable that Of any
other farm the well for farming purposes also
for The residence u the gentleman VI business be-
ug within few minutes wax Of the Railroad Depot. and
within lew rods of ihe Female Seminary.
credit WI De gwen desired for large portion Of is
purchase money Tor Of years upon payment Of in
annually Enquiries be made Of the sub
scber upon ir premises Of Luther Tucker Esq Editor
Caltivaior, Albany, or Of David Wright, Esq Auburn
JOHN REMER
ArsvAS, y. 7. July u, Is4a jyl7 sodaw
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DN ORDER Of the Honorable Frederic A. rallmadge,
ID Recorder Of the City Of Newiors notice Is hereby CIV
Ell pursuant the provisions of the statute snlhorng a.
'chuenis nonresident debtors that an aae nen
las i.-ued against the estate of GEORGE LOChWOODf
lately resident 81 Massachusetts and that the same W be
sold for the payment Of his debts unless he appear and d-
charge such attachment according 20 law within nine months
from he fr-f publication Of The notice. and that the payment
u ay debts due him by residents OF THIS state, and me
delivery him for his OF any property wmn ms
STATE belonging him. and the transfer Of any such proper
IS by HIM are forbidden by law. and yod-Dae The 18th
f,v of Ami 1915 HARVEY \ WEED,
apl t.,s-luc in propra persona Creditor
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SPOKEN Sc

July t. lat Al n Ion "a A. exchanged signals with ship
Louisiana. steering f.
July H. no lat OF Ion given, ship Pocahonias
Of Baltimore, steering w.
July 20 LAT ~ 2l Ion 90 D Bremen bark Atlantic from
Bremen for New York a. d. ouwished TO be reported.
July 81. in South Channel schr Mars Ill., of and from
Bangor. for Porto Rico.
July l. lat 40, Ion i6i. passed ship kentucky Of
Boston from New Orleans for llayrc.
July lat Al IA Ion Is 20 ship Hope of DuNbury. 20
daYs irnrn Now Orlenns Tor Iivernnnl
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. JULY q
CLEARED,

Ship Sutton Galloway Charleston G Sutton.
schrs Morning star Holmes, West Indies; lie Roy,
TredweI Norfolk Siurges & Chairman; Concord Couch,
Richmond Allen paxsOn lie Roy, Couch Richmond,
Allen & PaxsOn
sloop Rhode Island Hall. Providence.
ARRIVED.
Brig Protection, Fowler. days from Calais, Me, lum
Der. 10 Smith & BoyntOn.
schr Abel p Upshu Nelson, days from Virginia
fruit 10 master.
schr John Cooley & Co. --, Boston. mdse Atkins
Schr Jasper. Nickerson Boston
Schr Victory Gould. Boston, mdsc.
Schr Velocity Newman, Cheryheld, a,h, to Smith q
Beynlon
Schr Belons Crovel Boston fish.
Sloop George Fox, Baker Harwich, fish.
Sloop Avon CrOwel, Plymouth. fish.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
sale. at the stock Jul
Sccoud board.
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.

IN The brig Emit sa,d from Savannah for Mr. York
CIV Anderson. lady child and servant G. Neyle lady
three children and servant Darby lady and three chill
dren 4 RyersOn and lady o Felt and lady Richards
and lady. Mrs Willard Miss NcO. Miss KyersOn. Miss
Andrews, Miss Lennon. Miss Adams Messrs 6 Waid-
bDrg. w II : Versatile, Baker : Rogers. w II Wood
ruff X n Wilkinson. & d Wceden. Haniord Doyle,
ID 7 Smith, Foley and Rev Reed.
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DI ORDER OF Hon William Parneee Recorder OF
ID the CIV 81 Albany, notice J. hereby gwen mar an atsc
menf has sslrt against the of Thomas Wyman ~
nonresident debtor. and thar the VIII be sold Tor me
payment m- debts unless h. appear and discharge such
aitaruuent according law, within nine months from ne
r- publication Of ths notice. and that the payment Of any
him by residents of this state and the delivery
l hm or or ofany property within This state belong
ing him. and the Of any such property by him, are
f,rtdd.u bv law and void Dated Albany June IL l845.
DEAN 4 NEWLAND,
iaf- favy4rnr Auornie- for Attaching creditor.
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NccrRDy, ALDKIcn 4 SPENCER, No q

NIc(IRDN, AIDKI(Ii ~ SPENCER, No AZ
vi Exchange Place, oner Tor -ale
COTTON GOODS
100 cases PAINTS from American Print works II Fa
RIVER consisting of Rich Chintz, Light tancles, :,
5 and colored Plates, Lawn Plates, Two Blues,
Ac
80 do PANTS from the Lodi and other Works, consist
ing of Iii hl Plates, Black and White BLACK ana
Purple
$50 do BLrAcHED sHRrISGs and SHEErISGs, various
widths and qualities
800 bales BRow~ sHEgTiScs Hamilton, Croton As Hart
ford, Fall River, and other kinds
100 do BROws SHiRTISCs
80 do CorToS OsNABURGs, o. 81 and So inch wide
80 do PArAPsCo TWILIED BAGsISG, ~, y and 5VlnctL
100 cases COrToNADEs, CranAes and Printed fhao0n
81 bales 10 AMI % BEDriCkiNGs. t''uH'
81 cases CHECSs. Striped >hrings, &c.
- do COTTOS FLAG Manufacturers.
WOODEN GOODS
80 case. CLOTHS superior styles wOOldyed black brown
green blue and mixed
10 DO CAssiMEREs, plain and fancy
20 do SATiNETs 4 great variety Of styles cOlOrs and
qualities, from the best manufacturers
~ do BUcSsKINs ght and dark mixed.
Too do kENTUCKy JEANS, blue mixed, striped and plaid
no do KERsEYs. from the MallOy mill
100 do PLAID LI~sEYs 81 and -.
81 do TWEsDs and PULLED Cloths.
80 bales CARPETS hne super and .hreepy new patterns
from the OwascO mills.
ALSO
50 cases AMERICAN SEWING SILKS superior article from
The D-,itAm Factory. fe8 Awy
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Books.
IN PRESS

IN PRESS, -., ,o,r
r,ssaYs on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THElR PULL
Il TICAL GUARANTEES. By ELISHA r hthse
Counsellor A. Law Of the Cty o. Sew-iors IN the neu ~
july. in a emo v0lume- is severA ensp'e''
LIE following topics.
l. THr OsIsf~ % HUMAN RfsHrs;
IT, THs TsUs FyscrioS - Gcvfs>Nr>ri
MI THs CoSsrirurIo~ or GovERSNENr;
" Y Cc~srrrurfoN,L LIMITATIONS AND PsoHisiiloSs'
II. THs FLECrtvs FEA>cHisEf ..
VII. RicHrs ENs>Ari>G FROM TIE SENTIMENT ~
Affections,
VII. THE RlsHrs % WOMAN. -,
tx IHE RIGHT o. PS0fEsrr AID IT'S MORAL htLA
Tons
X iSrELLEcTuAL PROPERLY. .
TIE vors WILL De- printed fair srge type, and 500 n
rst4ll a. 81 cents Per copy CREELEf Mct.Lh% n
els Tribune Buildings y Y
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OmriaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.ovgs1tsep ~ rHE TRIBUNE SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
r. Ind b. Il firt.>r eaGof,d
I'd Al advertisements afe under the orders u ne ro-
fer genera. 10 Newspaper or newspapers, OF eie.
ca f0r IN any Post Office, sna - Inserted m ne Pa
or papers 81 The place where m Office aoFefs4ns
r..g h. .it1s,ei. i1ring f1 iSrg,s clrcslstion- $500
Ne Post OHc, Iau- ya,s>d March :, 1913
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WATER PROOF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
COODYEARs PATENT GUM ELASTlC-Harranied
NJ stand n any Ciiuiate.-GEORGE BEECHER, 100
Broadway between Pine and Wallstreets has on hand
ana daily receiving roni the Factories general assor-
lent Of GOODS Manufactured Inder the above patent,
which he offers ~ tie trade al low prices, VIZ;
100 Gum Elastic Overshoes, mems, all sizes
100 do. 90. do. Ladies' do.
Warranted sfen soften under any degree Of cold
heat OU yards Carriage and other Cloths. Of every ~
and thickness; 500 yards Japsnd Cloth Patent Leather
inisL
An artce superior 10 Patent Leather and al less cost
ALSO,
Live P-e-ryer. Of ali patterns Water Hose every size
Portable Shower Balhs al low Caps Hats Southwesiers
Ship Letter Bags pnce Osercoais
Travelling Bags Pea Coats various
s.-afner- Bag. Iloaks styles
Hor-e Covers tapr-
Carnage Aprons Mems Overa.s
Garage Boots Leggings
Wafer Pals various patterns Hunting and Fishing Boots
BailIg Mas Dlc1ing Pants with FLOATS
Ladies Aprons Foot Bal, with !. tubes
Mechanics Aprons Russia Be. IL for &C a.
Gun Cases az Covers Shoulder Braces
Air Pillows suspeuder- and E.as.cs
Chair Cushions Gloves and MIA
Wagon Cushions Camp Blankets
Air Mattresses with rings Cirsngi-- and Girths
Military Tents lached Tents for sporsmen
The above goods prepared by process entirely tifer
any other manufacture, rendering them infinitely su-
p-ro " The Rubber Goods heretofore sold IN ms
market Orders promptly executed for goods Of a. styles
arS
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- FOR >ALE-On- ness three story House No. 10
Ii Seventh Street Decatur lace netvs --n Avenues and
c near T0mpsin- Park- The house : finished IL
modern siy-. win MAHOGANY doors. paet uounlns-
be nantes throughout J.. rooms raih room 10 81
s0ry FOUNTAIN ami .hrbry III yard. Two thirds Of the
purchase money remain bond and nos Tor three
vl0u GI.ESS. ROGERS K co.
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GUARANTEEING TOOLS


THE Resl Genuine CONGERs TOOLS Only be had
a. - Attorney street, where they are made ana finished
with my own hands therefore recommend them and
a. Oeofge Rres Cos Plau Those Tools offered
ty Osborn Ll.le, - Fulton street, and other stores,
stamped Conser. not my maze, ar, arr designed 70
deceive Nine are stamped tL4s COnger, New fOrx, s.
Attorney street. The Of J. Conger Berry 70 also
aided having Interest In th- business liberal dis
count 10 DeAiers Please observe ne stamp
my2s 3u. JOHN CONGER
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~ xsSsRAILROAD CO.-Ssm1Vr ARM 6
-gl>nfs-On and after Monday, Aprl ION
INST the Cars viii run follows viz Leave CITY Hal ~
YOrkvle Harlem and " rrsians a. $50, 7, g. 3, 10 NJ
l. T. j. 80. I, 5, 81, q +. u. -
Leave Cry Hal for FOrlhsn snd Williams Bridge, AZ,
T. 10 NJ, T. 30, ;, p. NJ
Leave City Hal Tor White Plains. lOA NJ, 5PA
Leave Morrslsna and Harlem fgr Z y Hall 10, go -
n A. NJ Z8.4569l s, So, rs PM
Leave Williams Bridge Tor CITY Hal7, ~. laa ~
2 ~ s. 80 tn p ".
Leave Whale Plains for City Hall TO, IoioA n; 40
IiOP.M. -.
The gh, train viii ieave White Plains al AN, Ard ne
Civ Hal at Is5 r. 81 FOR the present..
sent
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a SEAT AND FARM FOR sALETnear he yilase Of
consist. Of ) .-re- 81 Lsnf = u ehch Wood Ths
tlitins- Al NEW and buili = thin TWO y-ars-Hou.-
I'D BAN both ouitby days WORK and OF s -. Aier A.
House : bull COTTAGE sffLss ) oy y is- iruu
ball through tn centre parOr. finished Win marble uanies
1xza - feet frOni and l. feet down each -d-oseisr
"a IN liz and Cellar under ,he Whole u ne man build
~, viii PArine, and A. ia .r through u bet manner
l-e-House &c 40 srrsi variety OF FRUIT VI a. lie
.cnpuon--log eft-r with a quantity Of Snruoo-ry.
ne premises lie within four hundred yards o. ne Country
A. and about ou.-,er OF nile Of The Railroad The
sce : about hour. and haffrom he City For fsr
~ pa-tcu inquire Of the subscriber ad pupreior OF he
NATIONAL horEL, No. Cortland 81 New 7 olk
m-u CHAS. WIkOFF.
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SHOWER AND vAPoR BATHS

DATES PATENT Sliding Top CHAMBER Shower and
- Napor Baths. This !. article not only We'll adapted
10 al tie cieanv purposes Of the body but combines neat
and gance ~ b. an ornament to any chamber
The prices rsng. from s2 upwards aud occupy bat sma
.nsc- In room and be Used without splitting drop O
water Cerlfcaies Of their utility from Doctors Warren
WinsOw Lewis Rev. John PerpOni, and many other pro
f--0na VI Bo.on Can be al 81 Beekmsn street
where the arrice i for sale by
iyl0 Aneod WHEELER L BLAGGE. Agents
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J3 fakh t,'h -ALt.---l-ae ol i.- husia rum
x Ne" Rochelle 20 " hie ain- about =, istzni from
, = eacn CONTAIN. x IS. ACRES OF LAND. a. Of which
Plough Land e1cep,.ng Ten Acres hch = Wood Lard
I- ace divided 6y lane and AID Oui into convenient
- 'of CULTIVATION AL The encrs are Of stone. IN good
order and the ground In n "a state Of cultivation TIE build
nss a. Of good character and IN order. For TERMS apply
10 $ B. KENYON, 90 The premises or Of
dsu J. ADRIANCE, 80 Johasi Sew-York-
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No Z. lHkASOhI TX hAS IN
I NOW READY for sub-crber-.Thl- number concllirs
the history Of Grrsi Brian bringing evrnis down rom
he present day and CONTAINS spitf Account ot
The troubles between that country and her Colonies NM
Nc uicfgre of Napoleon. srrSlc car-cr-ihe times or
George ". " au " and Nctors-the operations o. ne
British India, China and vel - par OF NE
history OF iresdc. Published and Tor sale > ee,- per
No by Iy2l DANIEL ADEE, iuI Eglion--t, y 1.
wILLIAMs's ANNUAL REGISTER.
WILLIAMS NETWORK ANU Al ksOi>l TX rOh
w ISi5-Being The Tenth year Of publication COMA ns
An Amsrsr Civil AID JudiciA List with PoAues, >...--
ca AMI other Information respecting ne sac OF
nj the United emo volume OF - Ph-cs.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Among other Statistics th- present year - ne" L-' on
tie Po-i-Oces tins STATE over 80 IN numo-f Win .nr
distances from tie Giles 81 New-iorS and Albany
publication. A-o synopsis Of he New Posi-ohce Law
srtc1ar Information respecting Canals Railroads. banss;
Insurance Companies and savings Bsnss An ApnAeuca
Arrangement 0i the L. ; Iarih on new sad eonaehe1
plan &c sc. For sale by TURNER L HAYDEN,
ie-iy No 10 John-s- near Brosdway
no THE PROTE~rANT~ Of TIE Unl-d >tstrs -
l Just published the most important WORK ever issued
Tb Rev John Dossling History Of Romanisrn splendily
Illustrated lob more than ~ highly finished ensravings des-
~ riive al . customs ceremonies, councils aud prseuer-
~ Tie Church Of Rome, forming large ana nealIi4-y
printed Of nearly zoe pages m rich emoemac ond-
T. WALKER Publisher. IA Fulton st n Y
C- Agent. sn- 10 sell the soove YORK IN every 70 T.
and county the United STATES. ID whom liberal per
ceutsge viii ~ allowed y.o
XxrI>CO>-I>-A TYPOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF WISCONSIN
with brief Sketch of Is History. Geology MinerAosy'
Soil Productions Government. &c. Sc accompanied oy
sectional Map exhibiting the townships and ranges ror
sale hv HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl-st lslsyos
rruE >ITED STATES DI~PE>sATORN.-
God Baches uiiei states Dispcrsaiory-rew ELL
ton. Tor sale by HUNTINGTON >ANAUt,
ielay0s 20 fearf-I
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. LOTS OK SEVENTH AVENUE ard

"a. fY1IlTfh % Twenty sifrti- lo Co. El.In1
building .ots for a. purqo-e--on i--h sf'-lA Two
lgc routes All with Groom wafer Introduced To ease
r. lons or -hor, iow rruis- Apry ~ X DOOD-
IAN. Attorney ar Law. COl.uis-oler Tor New Jersey
f.in. Ar 81 C.-itr street WlI3m'
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Ship Edgar. Portsmouth bark Wheaton, Marseiles
brgs ~ Petersburg - Petersburg Osceola MOnievdcO
Oronoco, AnsosuTa, and others Wind w.
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II FOR ~tIE.-Near Wet Farms, TWO miles from
IL. Harlem aud % miles nom Cry Hal 10 N-stcnesier
County, 4 Farm Of = acre. un which : A new house
AID farm house. barn and oct houses, I'D nun m aDun-
ince ui al Alls. Tie above pace VII De- -od al 'Acri-
ire u applied Tor .oou a. lie owner intend. Gavin. the
ate. For particulars hasdDls AZ y. lcnpcrs, ~
q -snd-si or MI. H0uevweIfs - Bayarl-sL
fyfs 1IVs Carl AND l,4rIr-r. r-sr W 81 F4rEz.
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..tas HAKIEM STAt.E>.-trom -
{-Trs a Chatlarp-d 70 Harlem for 10 oent5 70 York.
e=<->@r>4 riAe for ccnf,, starting each way every
~ minutes from A. NJ % L. NJ with Stage each
F. u. and up from BO~eryl NJ II 7. NJ This i The
cheapest sage-rding IN the world and citizens viii find
ride to Harlem pleasant and healthnl- Fare sundays
II. for any distance Good stages and willing horses
ielttfy J. MURPHY, = Chalhan-s-
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pubIie Ccnpepanres. ST.
IT,, NEW ARRA>GRME>r-r,R.

IT. NEW ARRA<GENE>T-PAR
Ss:.e.:s;-lRKDI OVERWHELMINGLY Line -
sOSToS-DiRfCr-rhr-e time. = ws-s esch "a, =
The sisunch snt Fsvorte Steamboat NEPTUNE -
handed By Capt William Roiin-. hsving conir---s -
r proveucnis vii resume nef ips saturday 81. ".
follows Leave New YORK from Per So s Morn y
~. for <rwpor; Providence snt Bosom direct ia n.
.ay. "Wednesday. and Friday srrivfrg Prosiesnr. h =
ne morning uau of "a Boston. Taunton Ne a.
fond Fs River, ard connects with th- .-.rr,.,.
running Et.i the hcrnebec and Pcnob.co river. =,
o'clock. 2. NJ REfUs>i>c. vii leave Provii-nc- -
N,.w port and New-lors on Tge.day Thursday a. =.
arasv al - 0cock 2. NJ on he sfnvsl q. n. Ma IT,,
of Car from Boston-
F,ss from NewiofS 70 Bosioa cabin. ......... ti-s
Deck Passengers from <rw-i ora 70 Boston. 49,. 4 ..
CABIN Passenger. 10 Newport and Provide IS
Deck Passengers from y -fork 10 Providence. =
frrlghs from New-YoFs 10 Newport and PrOyia~ccs
scis. per foot
For further particulars, enquire OF
GEO. =. FAlRCHlLD, 10 Wessre>t
crof JOHN IA. RICHMOND Providence
and A. lhe oitce on tlr steamboat .andlng myN
Al persons forbid trusting hrs Boat except sr,,
ten Orders from the Captain Other bills VII b.
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sUss~ NORNf>G LI>Etr 7O'tL Ott
ss.N,r.=j FOR ALBANY, TROY. and iniemedis

sNh y FOR ALBANY. TROY. and Intermediate
Landings from the Steamboat Pier al The
foot of Barclay Leaves New-iofk at O'Clock. A.
A. Monday Wednesday and Friday, and Troy At o'cscs
\. VI. Albany al O'Clock 4 " Tuesday, Thursday and
iiurlsy. Breakfast and ID inner on board the boat
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA, Capt A.
Desroo on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Morning, at
o'clock
For passage freight apply on board, orto T. b. HALL
Al the Office on the wharf
SorIos-An goods freight baggage, bank bills specie
other kind Of property taken, shipped. put
board lh- boat bee the rick The Of
-.,,Ai- freight baggage.
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Condition Of h Office TIE Isl Of february md At tbs dafe
DATE No. Of Policies sd Or hscpts Los Exp. amt hid
January 3st l0a6 Sl2s637 STiH SIMS
June 80 1918 1887 33,il5 lhj.59@
. liner. ise Fsh,v ~ s67,2.o lo.9oi $3.50
~ ROBINSON. President
SAMUEL HAs>Ay. Secretary
Mi>TUss POSI- Physician, 81 Broadway. Jyl Inc
THE CKOTO> NtuTuAL) I>-IRA>CEt 60.
L OFFICE 40 IL WALI-STRFFT. ~ THF CITY
or NFWYORk.-Ths Company insures MaItn,, Inland
Nfu saioR Transportation. and fre Rvss BY is Charter
the profits be- paid back Ia the assured IN proportion
the OF Premiums paid by them respectively The
and at Insurance will be- moderate and liberal
aud the assured subject no responsibility
TRUSTEES.
James Harper, John Lasals John Boyd
Edward Richardson, j Ames Phalen. John Herrick,
Geo { De Kay, Sam'l A Lawrence, Theo Myeer
VIM Furnss, John Gichrst Lonng Andrews,
Cyrus Chenery Geo Whitaker, james n Suydam
George Pal.n, VIM Burgoyne, slas VI Crsndal.
Abram Van Nest, WIN b COzleus Charles NOse,
Joseph NOnes JnO Buuerworth, SAM Sherwood,
Zadock Prati, Herman Could James Cook,
Elias T Aldrch Lawrence Hill, Thomas Monahsn
VIM Townsend, John Breasted, Leonard Appleby
James Crgikshank, Asa Crosby.
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH b. MONIES, Vce-Presidenl
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL CANDLES, Marine Inspector.
Wiiff,N Wells Fire surveyor a7Nv
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r. >FUK NEWBt Kt.H--Landlng al
-,Iess~y.:,.,-3s CALDMELLs, Wksr POINT, GOLD

,f,fr221:.e28- NAI.yN ID =, WI FVTNTl OOLU
SPRING and CORNWALL.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt. CH.sLLs Hat
STEAD will cave the Narren-sce Pier every Monday as
O'Clock and Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock W. Rrisn.
~ VIII leave Nesyburgh every Tuesday Morning al
o'clock aud every "Wednesday and Saturday al 0cosz,
Pm.
Al Baggage Packages fsrcels Bank Bills Or Specie,
out board ms hOai without being entered e book OF
receipts. for be- ih. rrk ofih- hereof 20
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-C-, l,UN>INt. LINh Ar 7UULOCK

I'll n FIOIt NM LIME NJ IV0 IVV n
LxSS.x.1S- For Albany and Troy, and intermediate
places. The low pressure steamboat TROY,
Capt A Gorham will leave New-iors RON Pier II the
f.oi If Barclay Al O'CLOCK A. NJ. every Tuesday
Thursday and saturday. Returning, will leave Troy At n
o'clock 4 NJ. and Albany al oclockA VI every Monday.
"Wednesday ar Friday.
~ FOR passage freight. apply on board the boats
b. Hal. the Office the wharf t'ot of Barclay
The low pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves Ne~fofs
e. O'Clock. \. VI. Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday.
Returning. VI leave Troy At u o'clock 4 NJ aud Absny
81 O'Clock VI. every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
For passage freight apply board N" boai-. 10 y
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MAILS PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AID WEST, via PHlLADEL-
PHlA, BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND, to WHEELING,
PlTTsBURG and CINCINNATI Through IN % hours
from New-iors 10 Wheeling and Pisburg
Passengers going directly through
Leave New York "a " by Railroad
Arrive 10 Philadelphia a, Up. NJ
Leave Philadelphia at 3 7. NJ by Steamboat
Arrive IN Baltimore IL Z. NJ
Leave Baltimore at IA NJ by the Baltimore
And arrive at Cumberland al 5 P. NJ
Leave Cumberland Al D p VI by the National
Road and Good Intent stage Lines and IN Wheeling
or PitisDurg next evening.
Passengers for Pttsburg take he splendid and mod
built steamboats, Al Brownsville and thereby have only
u miles Of Staging the hole ROUTE with choice OF day
ighi travel
steamboats, leave Wheeling and Piitsburg hour
y. sud Passengers forwarded without delay 10 GIN
CISSATI and al other Ports Ia the South and West Fare
- TO Cincinnati
For Through Tickets by this route apply 10 Philadelphia
the Railroad Office Of Market and Eleventh streets
- South Third street board steamboat Dock 81
Wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia 20 Wheeling sl3; to
Prshurg 81 with The privilege VI stopping on The rout
and resImlng seas A. pleasure.
For further Information, apply 20 J. L. SKINNER,
Agent Al The Office Of Adams & Co.'S Express
,e2o VT No. II Wall u. NY.
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SUMMER ARkANGEMENT-ls4s

l845-SUMMER ARKANGEMENT-l8
IT. NSEW-lORK AND ERIE RAIL I'm
= S-Sp...lsROAD LiNEfor Middleton D, Goshen -
and intermediates places. Two Daily
Lines each way A. follows.
For Pa-senger-rte new, fast and commoaous steam.
boat ST NICHOLAS, Capt ALEsASDFR ~ SCHULTZ, VIII
rave the foot OF Duaue-ires daily, Sunday eAcepeiJ
half past O'clock A. NJ aud I O'Clock 7 VI Through 10
rye hours. Returning. the cars will leave Mddle0Hn a.
4 ". and half past ?. ".
For Freighf-A tsse viii leave every afternoon o.
o'clock Sundays excepted freight Will not be receYed
a0er tnif hour shippers hereby notified that he name
~ h. nee and depot station where goods 10 20
e be- distinctly marked upon each article, Oters 80
Icy viii not be- received.
forlrher particulars inquire Of j. Van Rensselaer,. agent
corner OF Duane and West streets.
II. {. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
N-s.York. April l.t i8kl
~ Stages from HddleOwn daily IN connection IN
Ire s'ernDOnline ~ Blooming WDrsbOfo, Monnesio,
Mount P-a,ani BIN AmLOn, OsegO, POn Jefys, Homes
ise. Carbonate, &c.
On Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fridays to DuDdar Mont
ru.e. tr-rnA..L-e. L.nOa. br1o.lyn. 80. MI