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publie Gonpepantrs, sc.
IL .REGI.LAR VAIL LINE bed

IT. Regular MAIL LINE bet*ecn
5st.llra.-i Boston and Nav lOrs b. the fast AMI
splendid steamers OREGON and RHODE
ISLAND.
The steamer OREGON. commanded by Capt Seth rhay
er. and RHODE ISLAND, commanded By Capt Manches-
ter will run throughout The from The first day OF
April in connection with the StOningon and Providence
anil Boston md Providence Railroads. leaving Newlor&
daily Sundays excepted from pier No North River at
o'clock F. VI. and StOuugton al O'Clock T. VI or upon
the arrival OF the Nal tram from Boston
These steamer, unsurpassed IN speed spendor and
comfort having each OF them 40 large coumodiou private
sa,roou and brs for jpo persons besides large pr
yate room, Tor families aud parties.
The Differed by the most experienced men,
sat vii shorten thc passage between New-fofk aud Bo'-
ton ome u hours, thereby arriving IN ample time for
all the lines from Boston, North and East
The OREGON VII leave New YorA-Tuesday, Thurs
day AMI Saturday.
Leave S.onngion-Mondsy, "Wednesday and Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND will leave New-forA-olon-
dHv, " edu"-dIy and Friday.
Leave Stou.ng on-TUe stly, Thursday and Saturday
y. B.-PHssengcrs, the arrival vi the seaner- ~
Siouuztou. proceed Immediately Ia the splendid Railroad
Prov dence and Boston, without any delay and A
Baggage Master accompanies each train To Boston 10 ta
charge OF The baggage.
For passage or freight inquire board Of The boat ht
pier No. y K or OF GEO. +. FAIRCHILD. No. -
West.s, or of JOHN H. RICHMOND,
u,lt Providence.
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TUE sJBsCIiIIfEit

rVIUE sJBSCRIBEk would respectfully inform me
gentlemen OF TINS City il9t he has constantly on hand
and for sale highly framed and quie horses Tor t saddle
OF harness. ANY person purchasing horses OF the o>c-
Der NAV depend upon being honorably dealt with he Is
hnupy 10 add that he can them many gentlemen OF
the ghes probability. character capacity, Sc
ANY gentleman purchasing horses OF the SUBSCRIBER ana
who NAV be in any particular dissatisfied with their pur
chase NAV return the within reasonable period and
receive tie iu!! OF purchase money back, as lie
would not wish any gentleman TO retain an animal (pur
chased of him tina; he !. not perfectly pleased with
ie23Sm NM IL. DlSBROW, Riding Master i05 Bowery.
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WATCHES, JENYELRY, Silver Ware, Nc.--rur-
w chu<crs ARE invited examine the following articles
which are offered for sale al very low prcss -pupcN
Lever Leplne other Watches. BY approved Gakers ui
recent ir,ortuon. iu- gold and silver ca-e- 9 e lat
est STYLES warranted Iinekecpers Gold Cuains,
Seals Kev- Rings Pins Bracelets and every description
OF new and fashionable Jeweir. Silver spoons, Ladies,
Knives Forks. Plated aAG Britannia Ware Gold ana ST.
yer Pencil Cases. Gold Pens Manlel Clocks and choice
selection OF Fancy Goods Watches, ewelry, Ac cleaned
and repaired. LOthN GOD SLK!bNth,
Us Pearl->t- corner OF tJ.tou-st.
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DISASTER At SEA.-NNe are indebted TO Q. C..
Swift Esq of Falmouth for the following particulars OF
the loss of the boats crew Of the ship Com. Morris
Capt Jones OF Falmouth received IN letter from Capt
J. dated "TAlcAur,ASA Feb Is 1916
on the 18th january, AT p, NJ. sent OF three boats
IN pursuit oil large sperm whale At 3 L NJ. the ii Of
neer isstcneo-there was at short distance another
whale TO wncn directed the loose boats by signal Mr.
Chadwick. third mate, immediately went in pursuit.
Mr.. Hamohn soon followed Before O'clock P NJ n
SQual was rising. made signal for the hoat 10 return
on board. Mr., Hamhhn gave up the chase ana wstrd n
short inic for Mr.. Chadwick. and came ON boardl.f,
Mr.. c, sul in chase, | waited shnr, rn, tnol tho
whale alongside and have the boa, since bcn
the squs buried all in darkness Tor sh,,, wv,
hours, when night came The first part of The nigh,
fine, but every endeavor md the boat was of mo
avail Latter part Of the night stormy with wind
which increased the next day violent g,le-had Tho
boa, been aoa when the gale commemorate think il must
have toundered. The hand AZ the time WAS abou, loO
miles distant, lat IL ~ 5. on the coas, OF Chill"
The names oil those III the boat were Mr. E Chadwick
"a officer of Falmouth; VIM Tucker boat steer,r OF
Rochester. n " Cover Miller, o. Newark. n j. Eph
rain w. Sargent OF TopshSm VI: Wm Roberts of
Oswego, n \. sesrnen and Henry Fish of Falmouth
lad. New Bedford Mercury. July "
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usin opposite United States Hotel
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY, Blans

LNANCN AND STAPLE STATIONERY, Blank
L Books. &C. &c.--FRANClS y Lot TkEL would invite
the attention country merchants, dealer. and The public
generally. their establishment. where they WI! hnd
large assortment stationery aud Blank Boozs which
they Will sell quantities suit purchasers st very low
prices Letter ana cap papers CrotoE INKS sealing " AZ,
waters Guls, sIrs pens. gold and silver pencils. gold
pens ivory tablets pearl IVORY folders fancy lands.
&c. together with every article IN The stationery line
FRANCIS y iOUTRfL, misunderstanding Staiourr-
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miscellaneous.


TRT9UNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
NJ G.,r-r-sraEEI-ITl-rc doorf from ,,tcTs:E
THE facilities Of this esta5l:s Ernet ior JOo Tr
"a -4rhaua unsurpassed b arr once II lHe -,
patronage OF Inc last year has oeI u es e. @ con
s-esf eIterisior n our resources, ?" --7'e'0e
sd.rre issu. the following ara ;,t ~ Linda
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: supplied VIE g.! .+lo'
.. PRINTING a; The ch-sPesi fa;s ~
Cards, . -.
Circulars, 49, H.
-o1~.s,t 81 GeyfLEMES-oris ne Aaau'eTlP printed
with accuracy s WI. ovid ST kinds Of
To LscTrsEas .So Acknowledgement beautifully
Pria'efG -ec,u.e Bills. Small Bis for Dis;ri-
Mammoth Biih nuIioh' Sc- NJ /
And ever DESCRIPTION OF PlGin and Ornamental! 100 Mors
executed with reat neatness and Puneiaa' Al -e ONCE
10 n. msfeved POWER PRESSES Books PAMpH-
LET'S, &c .-..,, =. ..,,-,,,,,.
narr low prices. ;. -. a. IA r.. Il p !. ~
LAMPS CTRANDOLES, &c.
r AMPS GIRASDOLES. HALL LANTERNS. 49,
T.. %nFfa2pA- :Jr IL Spring Trade-DiEIL.
BROTHER co. 80 IS John-st are me!Hiact4r.tl@ ae
heve always on hand complete assortment OF arcs "
their line OF the following descriptions which hey WI
selJ AZ wholesale or retail al LOW PRICES Tor cs=h:
Improved Caeu!ca Oh and Csmphene Lamps
Solar lamps Gilt and Br0nzed, IN gress vareiFy
Corneiiu. Cos celebrated Patent soar Laro Lsass'
Giraudoie- patterns git, sl'eTed OF oToizet
Sl,sreld. NJ So.ar- Doric Carnprene Lamps,
Bracket Solar. SIDE 40 40
Solar Chandeliers. BRACKET 90 90
Paien; Lard Hand Lamps stand 90 90
Britannia Hand Lamps CaHphene Chandeliers
Superior Chemical on, Pure sperm OIL
do Camph6Ie, SOAR ana Lhrc Oti =.
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oh. ml3y
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FOR NALE-Or in exchange Tor property in

81 FOR SALE-Or in exchange for property in the
20 CITY OF Brookyu-a Farm situate ,. miles West of
H Ncrburyh. Orange Co. y. y. containing about loo
acres nearly all tabe. Limestone soil and suitable for
gram grass aud under good cu.lvaiion TN or
clard OF grated fruit IN full hearing The Improvement
consists of good two-sory dwcn, ard out houses. a
&c barn sheds &c; good water the door A. per
would probably purchase without viewing the prei'
SEES :u description deemed unnecessary The tacili-
getting 10 Newburg the city generally
well known. For terms. &c. apply 70
iy27 Nv WRIGHT L LOSER, 10 Frontst
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r GREAT CHANCE for Military Con-

-.5ilT-z-i' pani-s, Societies, kc--rLe conHodiou,
$50. steamboat ALBANY can be chartered 10
make Excursions reason able terms. Apply 70 2 B. Hall
foot OF Bareiays oce Of the Troy Line or al The otce
pier No. North River.
" B-rhc Albany IS first class boat extensive accom-
nodaaoGs with stale roon,s, Lc which her very
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THE magnificent steamer OREGON hay
gl-@=sz &c" y lIi-is"H iol d rev Gays Tor We
purpose OF painting, viii = aIne n-r n gl!sr
ZIP t9t Boston "a ston.ngOn aud Providence !i- day
Il OREGON 'Fii leave per No North ryerut O'Clock
?. u. every Tuesday TEur,iav and Satcrfav IVA
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&c PER CHALDROS.-Lverpool Ccai- first quail
go Try and largo sire for sale &, the above low price
FROM ysrd or 81 per chaGror less when AIKEN drect
from ship Al TIE above price Liverpool CcaI Is more
eeo1on:cai fuel ;taz Anthracite. Apply 20
r STOKES DICNRSOS,
Nah .Il5 asd AZ Asssqayst Ran lSEqsaEss.-
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HOT AR FURNACE.

XgTALKER's Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces Tor
w hearing Dwellings Stores Churches. Gc.-The,e Fur
nace- viii heat economically ana efficiently the ar III me
apartments VII be pure and heaty free from drFhes7
du-i gGs.
They are put up under the personal supervision OF M
Walker tie Paieniee and have hitherto gwen entire Gt'-
faction and are in all warranted TO perform Wei!
Ref,renc.-E w TAYLOR. ESD Governor Newly ORR HOS
piral. Mr. Charles starr, Superintendent DO Edward BE-
meni ESQ 81 W all-si C. D. Rhodes, ESQ -, Ptar-sl
Mr. Tbona. Nc rath I Sasseust; Nh Geo. w. Tucker
pos Bowery: Haf-Orphan Asylum. sNl-ayenue NJ
VIM P. Chapman. BROOKLYN MI w { Greene ~ st!'
=, Mr. J. II Ransom. 2n9 2dst. Chemical Bank, BroHi-
way: Mr. j. IL Ash. ~ Broadway; Dr.. Alfred " az stan
= Way.rlv-placc: NJ. Geo. NJ >novs, Joth--t.
i29 II GEO. WALKER. -: Broadway
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GRA FtHN FOR SALE.-Suae on the Road from
e9 New Rochelle 10 White Plains about equi-dl-trnt from
-1 each. containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, all OF which
Is pow Land. excepting Ten Acres. which Is Wood Land.
The place divided by lane, and Is laid out into con-
venient cultivation All the fences OF stone in
good order and the ground In high state Of cultivation
Tn. buildings ell OF good character and in order For
TERMS apply to :. :. KENYON. the premises, OF
d9li j. kDRlANCE, 3" Julir-st New \ Orh.
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nANAIIARIE CnI-NTRY SEAT and Enrm 10

ElNALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and Farm Tor
W SaIe.rhe beautiful country residence OF Leonard
OK" Lee. Esq situated, ad iomiug New Windsor the
Hudson River, Ne,vburG For extent OF prospect
and character OF land there few ii any places the
North River desirable the farm contains 100
lying IN square orm aud divided into aud 10 acre lots
abundance OF fruit; me Improvements &c. aud is dcsira
for the residence OF gentleman, The society in this vi
cinitv belg the FIRST order For apply
jvl7 BLEECkER X VAN DYKE. No. II Wal-st.
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myaLUABLE PROPERTY.-Fc

60 VALUABLE PROPERTE.-For sale or ex-
W change, 201u OF good warm nrmus land, so msS
-- from New-York nd Joining tie Hudson and Delaware
Canal and NewYorh and Erie Railroad well waiered and
tubereJ, about 100 improved. with barn, four
dwelling houses, gr,t and mill, with other small build
ngs It's valuable for manufacturing purposes az wei! as
farming. For farther particular, inquire OF
ly25 NV II. DEWEY, 81 Cedar-st.
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OF. HARRIS, 40 EXchange. place, OiIefs foT

n F, IIAKlIS, 40 ENcnAisep,Act UIrIs IOI sI.e
X. Bleacled Mus Sins 81 - 81, G ln-i AM 7stts Wide
Colored Cambrcs-ussoricd and of various qualities
Do Paper do do do DO
Blue PRINTS of varioUa qualities and styles
Blue and Orange Prints, and desirable patterns on
fine cloths.
Brown Remnants S. and Al wide.
Rrowu Shtrtinss Stephen Harris's ~ \ ana B.
Blue Drillings, warranted pare indigo dye
Colored Fancy Drills assorted bales.
Nrrino Cas- slilere- OF all the colors and miN.ures
Cloak Innings. fancy coors. assorted IN baeJ.
kentucky jeans. low priced.
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COMFORTS OF SUMMER, No. 2-'Nslering
SPos Garden S,r!nzes frut GaiherSrs, Pyramid Ferns
for arranging aowrr Rattan Chars 5rc Cages loot leg
hin and su.peus,eu Baths Bathing Caps Flesh Brushes.
Spon.e Willow Wagons, Neiocipedes Prope..er,. Re
.ary Churns. Toy Wagons and Nhee5arruws Flower
Trails Flower Gardner Tools Dog Mu2.es, larcoa
Furnaces Summer Bakers. and Rcaeciurs. GoArts hs
hai and umbrella Stand Marble Rolling Pms and slabs oT
paslrv and all the waiting 10 oe appropriated
NJ SMITH TORREY co.'s - Maiden-lanr- W.!
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CHANDELIERS, CaEdeabra Lamps, Gas siNsGres
OSc Ic-rHONAS CRANE BANhS would inform The
public and The former customers Of Coutaouy Ncver>
Ina. he continues The old stand opposite The Tabernacle
he business formerly carried on hy -n Having received
the agency o: The Justly celebrated GanuacIT IL w
Hooper Co he Offers The superior articles OF their
:nc;rr Al great reduction from Inc prce OF {. y The
nrhI,r Az. ,1yii,i TO examine. Iyl6 vi
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ACCIDENT AT MECHANIcvILLE-A serious accl.
dent which may terminate ;sly. occurred at the 30
keeps the hotel and general store az Quaker Springs
Saratoga Go. while driving home shout O'Clock I NJ
IN two-horse wagon from Albany with !oaa Of
groceries &c after crossing the turnpike where II inter
from the road and was with the wagon and horses pre-
eiPased down osnk some ak feet high. He fell on his
back the wagon and It's contents falling upon him and
when picked up he supposed 10 DC dead On being
carried into the house Of Mr. Norhrop close by he
found TO be still alive though dangerously hurt on the
back part OF his head, and quite insensbe Troy Wing
RAILROAD AccIDESr.-As the cars on the Bos-
ION and Msue Railroad were passing through Psstow,
n IL ON Friday afternoon woman apparently about
so wears of age approaching the track when
M alarm given by the engineer by ringing the bell,
and sounding the whistle; she took notice OF the
alarm but went on the track. when she was run
eaa killed. lPorlsaa Asgss July 81,
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r., --zzz.gs-..zssz=..s.7HoUsAT0NIc RAILROAD.

IL. .. ~! No. ~ IN ioNi1 hniIhOaD;1-
drawn from thr Road Tor live purpose
of relay nc he track IA The most substantial manner with
heavy = r1 The work il progressing rapidly ard
that portion OF the Road between Bridgeport and New.
Milford t3j m-s) Is expected 70 be completed by the mid
die Of August Due notice will be given OF the time tho
Cars viii assume their regular trips
Freight Train, with Passenger Cars attached, will run
between New Milford and West SockbrdS e-leayng
New Milford at 10 A. W. aud West Stockbrdse ~ 10
NJ. until farther notice. u 3. MASON, Superintendent
Bridgeport July 3. 1916. jyl0u
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=. BLACK Ball OR OLD LINE Of

D-t>I- OIk OID VI
- pool PacEets-Packe, OF the LIST Of Auglst-Ihs.
splendid packet ship EUROPE, Capt Furber, VII
Positively sal on Saturday August Isl her regular DAY
Her acconoC aons 10. cabin second cabin and Storage
Passengers very superior Those wishing 70 secure
berI.l- should make early application 10
w L J. T. TAPSCOTT, 90 Sou-h-st
iv2a second door below BGr.Ing- slip
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After tho charge of the Court, the Grand Jury re-
tired coon after which the Court adjourned.

u s. MARSHAL OFFIcE.-Andrcw Scott, master and
Thomas Little, of the scr Catherine were arrest
ed on the complaint of Thomas w. Hines seaman OF
the vessel charging them with assaults on the snd sen
man with dangerous weapon while lying at St Jngo-
the Captain with board five feet long, and the mate
with q cutass They were held 10 bail.
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TWO STEAM pROPELLERS TOR SEE.

THE Iron Steam Propellers, Pheux and Po; formerly
running on the Chuuplain Cana! and Lake Line ne..
boat are 30 fee. IN length IS feet vide and iet dtph o
hold and VIII carry on that 90 Their inventory j.
isrg and complete They are Of - horse power and
,,if h.. sold low For farther information or terms apply
by letter or Otherwise 10 .- -, 60.
If RtSSfLl4 4 CDPLANp. " SOIllsL
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.Tr-1 DAILY LINE OF Boats between Now.

N..a.--.l York rud Staten I-nnd.--Thc steamboats,
~SYLPH. Capt J. Braisled, and STATEN
ISLANDER. Capt n, Van pe will leave follows;
Leave Staten island nc, 8, 10 and II A. ~ and
8. 5. b and ?. NJ.
Leave New.York at, 9, 10, II A. NJ and l.
and hsltpast p. VI.
AN ffeght al thc risk of the owners thereof iel6
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RUNSWICK SHEETINGS-The Brinswick'
ID urc the heaviest of all the yardwdc brown SheenSs,
being pound TO ?. yards and the price h9a shade
above the ordinary heavy goods Country merchants are
collected 20 examine this article in connection with every
other Known style ct brown Shectnes ANA srns@ worth
;, CT, and upward Also. very large stock ci Cotton
Batting pu, up pound bundles aud M bundles 10 100 lbs
in blue papers, cts 10 CTS and cts per TO- These
Bats are offered IN small lot, ~ tue huided-balt price
Also W'ick Warp rviuc ana WeddIug at IS ana ~ Ce-
dar.st hall u block above Ptar.-st second noor
49,, r y JEDERHILI.
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-r.Is :, OPPOSITION no NI0N0P0i

sSlss-,rst Through wi;hou, landing ard
Albany Lue-The IA, and splendid new
steamboat EMPRESS. Capt 4 Hitchcock viii leave the
foo, of Robisou.-t above Barclay every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday O'Clock. The Express Is NJ
ted with the beet furniture. with spacious sia,eruoris
and good bers. With the public patronage the travelling
part The community may lc % low fare the entire
tain on board. or OF GEO T STANLEY,
alO n the othce on The dock.
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r.. -y---s..s.+------I PATTERSON KATLKfDA D.
Sss umrner Arrang eneuL To commence
PM goth, 1870 Leave
PATERSON DEpoT SEw-YoRX.
O'Clock, 4. VI. vi O'Clock, Il ".
II I o'clock =. VI. l2l o'clock, r. VI.
O'Clock, z. IL 5, O'Clock, r. u.
on SUNDAYS.
Leaves Paterson Depot at Scw-Yorz
o'clock, a ". 81 O'Clock A. VI.
o'clock, 7. VI. 81 o'clock p. VI.
Passengers dgsed to be at the Ferry few minutes
before the hour Of starting. NJ
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nUND0W SHADES WINDOW SHADES !

w }. C. WOODFoRD, - Broadway, iANi.es the ~
OF Merchants buying SET aESIn 10 his s'ah u
Window Shades, hand. The assortment : Afse
and complete Inc qualify OF Lie sEsnes are hr pes sEa
the prices VIII found among The cwes ic iRt ci
Y S-also loi II (ilt Cor-Ices which WI! be sold
before offered Merchants hSyHs 70 SCI!
/ s;sr,-'. S,,i;rirgs T2s
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-ss@s MORNING HOAT al 81 o'c. oek lor Al

S.ssSastg-. buny LnI intermediate landings. from the
pier foot OF Robnsou.st Breakfast ard
Dinner board the boat. Passage 81. Landing the
foot OF Hammond-st The low pressure steamboat
NORTH AMERICA. Capt Furey, Wednesday and Friday
mornings, July 18TH and js; 81 O'Clock For Passage
or Freight. apply on hogri. ly29S
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- ,T|S ADNTLY LINE at 4 o'clocS-Eor New.

III Sburgh and Fshkil landing at Van Cort
unirs (PeeksktlD, Yves; Point. Cold Spring
and Coruwall-rhe new steamer THOMAS DWELL
Capt Samuel Johnson viii leave the steamboat pier foot
Of Wurrrn-sL every afternoon SUNDAYS eNcepcd) Ut
O'Clock Returning. will leave Newburyh every Monday
morning haitpas and the remaining mornings Of the
week al O'Clock landing above freight OF passage
apply on board The boat.
y. B-A baggage and freight nj every description, bank
bills specie put board this boat. be- az the risk
OF the owners thereof unless entered the books OF the
boat or rcceiped for. le22 II
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,Tus~ FOR BOSTON, via Newpor! and Pro

1T FOf BOS'TON, Newport and FroN-
ldencc, direct. from Pier No g. y R.-Tho
steamer RHODE ISLAND, Capt Manches'
ter Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. nj = p. VI.
Tile NEPTUNE, Capt Rolln. Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, Mt ; I. VI.
For passage, herths saterooms freight application
may be- made board No. 10 Battery place. ylu
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ERENCH WINDOW SHADES.-RerloTeL-J.
L { " codiort has removed from 2Ss 70 20 broacTsy
u doors g5ove where te daily opening every style 0;
window shades, entirely Sr ta,hoLdo.e AIlI-s me
invoice. are some OF very beautiful Gohics entirely new
&C. Roman Cirecisn archi;e1re rerca scrolls
v;gneues p!sr centres sc. Also t1. !sndscaPesi =
opportunity 10 make = sti-c.ion J. C. WOODFoRD,
islS eq5 Broadway Lsta-se Buildings.
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SCHQoLEYS MOI NTAlN,. via Morrislown and Nor.
ri- rli Essex Railroad from SovarA-ro accommodate
travellers 10 Schooleys Mountain from Philadelphia and
New York. and cXIrs train will be run between
Nevard and MOrrstown by The Morris and Essex Rail.
road commencing Monday July 18Th, leaving Mouistown
At9 A ". leaving Newark at T.. 81. Or the arrival Of
the - Train from New York and tho morning train
from Philadelphia with which there viii be- direct
connection. b. THIS passengers viii arrive Morris.
2 r W. where Stages VIII be in readiness 10 cont
them directly 10 SchuOley's Mountain iyg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-19

Magistrate in extenuation ofthis Outrage
II will be seen, also, that notwthstapa,
the assurances Ofihe Union, and the pre,,
in the interest of the Administration, thp, n
recent loan offive millions would be on'
for az present exigeneies, that the Presdls
demands further loan of,walty three NM
ions. reIrnt ,IGsaoie at the expiration Of m.
" years. How far such proposition m,
be recongiIeable with the Democratic y
tons opposed to national debt, OfwhichJ.
Il the undoubted basis, remains to be SHOW
On the subject Of the Tariff, Mr. Polk
vows himselfto be in favor of the poIicyJ
Sir Robert Walker, and, as reference to 4
message will prove, talks of Great Bril-,
and the United States insuch terms of CON
,9lacencyi that il is hard TO determine whe,f.
he is most anxious 10 sustain the cOmmerc,
interests of the former or our own. He gp
gests no modification Of the British Bill off,
Ia which he seems to regard as a monuDer
ofhun1an wisdom, and of which he prede
that II will accomplish results such as no n
oginatiou has conceived. The only alien
tion advised by him in our revenue sysl,r
IL The impos;tion of tax, during tine war )
nrticIes which are now duty free, or in oths
words,upon ten and coffee. Phil NOik A