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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

" PHlLoSs MAGIC HAIR DyE, new aud Invaluable
discovery warranted neither TO sau nor wash OIL being
Liquid Dye which iustuutaneOusiv changes the color OF
Ha 10 beautiful In lwu bnck, without injury TO
ibs hu skin The rrfat superiority Of this Dye con-
x-is in The easy Of application aud instantaneous e
fetal other Dye requiring from ten 10 twelve hours 10
produce any change. It's superior excellence VIII be APP
parent to every upon single application. Country
gent omen can have bottle forwarded them By express
BY sending cash enclosed I. Phaon 81 Broadway judi
sons Hotel Price 81 per bottle with full directions iot
use City gentleman are requested call the depot and
have their whiskers dyed. uus -odf
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TIE EORTICULTURIST

IN JOURNAL or RCRAL ART AID RURAL
4 II. sTE-Edii-d by 4. J. Downing, arIho. Of Land
-. NJ fruits and Frat Trees, kc. &c.
AUGUST NUMBER
Tea, -r~.tvat-TE- secJ.t number OF lis Te!1s
~, D-oticz i work OF a- xint has .org been wanted
Z al. coua- il oai Fsts upo9 he public now % 'u'
.rsjt MARK 4 NEWMAN ( cos. 1879 Broadway.
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"
proprietor Of long established VIM Newspaper, IN
OF the Huurish.ng Massachusetts,
plating change his business offer. his establishment
for sale Connected with il Is extensive OF Job
work For particulars address W. postpaid box No Is,
Worcester Mass T. .. auG lwis
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SAsDSs sARsApARILLA-The amount Of suffering relieved
By THE invaluable preparation is without parable! in The
history Of medicine Thousands have been restored 10
health by s healing and regeneratng efficacy who were
considered past the reach OF remedial means various
certificates heretofore published abundany prove. II has
received the entire appreciation Of many practitioners In
s aud other cities and its rapid growth IN the estimation
OF public Inns placed beyond The reach Of detrac,on
OF the efforts Of competition. Diseases which arise from
imru,y Of the blood ra,on Of the humors generally
such scroela kings evil Rheumatism and mcipien!
govt and other diseases, fever sores,
iu,e na abscesse fs,uas chronic ca,nrrh liberation Of
the and nosis, painful affections Of the boneS'
chronic Inflammation, &c.
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and retail, by A. B. X D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton'sL corner Of
HsiNamst rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, New
York sold also bv Druggists generally throughout the
Cuiled Saies Price 81 per bottle six bottles Tor IS
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PASSENGERS ARRrvrn

rs p,cka.ssip S; .rarss from Lcsdoz-Mr wrish, and
lady Mr. R&n-on and lady, Mrs NJ Wilson. Miss Smrna
Bailey, all Of England; Mss Eser OF Ger1nsny-s5i
In s.eerSge.
4. saip Allegheny from Nrs, or,sass-Mrs Benton and
children Miss RnkcE, Messrs. Clark and s!nsc,on-i
in s,ee.ssa
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. Eexnort-ReliSious '

~ Representations Nonce.-Rev. Juaics
Marcus s,ra.an. VII preach Sabbath The Meet
m House Subject, Reaec cas OF the Sinner rs Sick
Bed sad Subsequent RePrataaee'
y B-Rev j. " g. vii deliver course OF Lectures On
Trrnprraace" OF which due notice Wi. De g,ve- aus l.
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r Century Plent.-The suoscFiae-s VII, or Mor
ION a.r reduce the price OF admission % li
that ali NAV have opportunity OF Viewing ms great "a:
ural ci.,,o,!,v Optr trcn \ NJ. 10 10 ?. NJ
aus SIS DUNLAP I THOMSON, 6S5 Broadway.
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r. = COMFY ISLAND AND FOKT

.eslls.x1NaA1iLToN FERRY-!T6- Steamboat
PROPRIETOR, Capt II. Nals1, viii run
every week day the above Ferry until her nore, IS
follows: Leaving NORTH RIvEa-Foot If Hao,,n0H4n II
A " 2. NJ Carai-t. IA A. 81. 81 P u HarrIon-H.
II. A. NJ 3. P u. Whitehall, 4 II L NJ ! P NJ COMFY
I,land, Il 2 VI. P. ". ard The
Steamboat lOLAS Capt Richard Yates viii run a. 'o
lows: Leayi19 EAST RIvEa-Feo. IF P,ke-A " u y
P NJ do. WhtetaI, ca u. Pm. 81 do. C"ne1 hidNd
liza II 3. P ~. do Landing al Fdr Il .lnilt0n zach
way Fs,r p, cents. THOMAS eEiLBY, Proprietor
~ B-Stass- Will be IN readiness On the Arrival o. 1e
boats AZ For Hamilton lake passenger, 20 Se"Iuech
srt Bath Coney Island 10 LAKE passengers " ne
go, bor.r. eu3 lis
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HOHATlU HILL. AucIivu-sr
QY COOLEY, kEESE Il H1Ll.-Siore No
~ broadway, corner ot Dey-sL
Liberal sdvauce. OF al woods consigned for sale
Removal. Cooley, kre-c Hill have removed from Nc
l57 10 1871 Brsadway, corner VI Ory-sL
TUESDAY, August II.
Sew.YosX TRADE SALG-The hrsI catalogue OF tbs tn
porn; sale Boohs. Stationery Paper Stsreoypc Pacs,
Binders Materials, &c comprising lS1 octave. Md
Including invoices from hundred ard dry eontrr
buIurs, ready 10 he tssuei 10 tie Trade sceoDd
Catalogue embracing received for the nryt
In OF preparation, and VIII be pubGshsd hs
morning OF sa.e.
Contributor. earnestly Desired to forward ,hslr goods
with al practeable dispatch, everything Intended 0r
ts sale should b- IN store previous 10 US COMMENCEMENT
THURSDAY, Aug. n.
Al 10 o'clock, NJ thoir auction room,
Doors, SHOES BsoGASseCp cases Booie, Shoes and
Brug ans comprising assortment suitable for the Sout
err, Western ald City trade.
DY JAMES VI. MILLER
- WEDNESDAY, August L.
Al l0t O'Clock, The sore Of William P. Miller L Co
No. IS GOldsL opposite Ferry,
5000 sidss Hrmlock Sole Leather
1000 sides Oak Sole Leather.
1000 sides Upper Leather.
On a credit Of ak njouihs
THURSDAY, August Is,
Al l04 O'Clock, NJ tbs store Of g. Lee Knapp p7sn No ID
Jacob.sI
SoLr LEkrHcK.-5,000 sides Hemlock aud OAK tanned
Sole Leather with other articles In the line
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Ine shiP hmpre, previously reported as being dis
r,sssed and boarded OF Gay Head on 5h inst BY Pilot
soss WIN Koner, Wa nss IN sight from tie highlands
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NEW AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
At BERFOkD'S CHEAP Book, Map and Gu!de-Boo<
n Depot, No. 81 Broadway opposite the PARK
The Fair Isabel, Eugene Sue alaser.~ OK et'.
T-TTnr,r and T-:uprrsuieur, By Mrs. Elis-6 cts
Mexico by WaGdy Thom pson, Esq-l5 cts
Ethan Allen. or the Kings Men, " Me!vle-z5 cis.
Ia. Of Gen l. TAYLOR with numerous lus,rslor--9 eta
Tower Of London b. Ains~ora-5Q e..
Al! tie Ma. !or August, AID Weekly Sewspeper'
.'a-isr a. 20 h. az sbove aug SGs
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FRENCH, GERMAN AMI Italian.
nLENDORrF'S New Method .! LrarnII! 10 Asec,
rte ana SPEAK The GrrrsI, French s2d iu!!an Lsa-
guase., Win KEY 10 each
The italian rar.z,sr s-f Key and The Key 20 the
French CYrgrr,.r vii DC ready IN few days
Capt Sas.! Hail says Of the German iaTtaod
Aler ak months close application, cEa venture 20
p,onocrcs tnat NJ Oentor4- method alore so far
have been able 70 understand The subject, Can s very ct
acull but VERY charming gHsuase DC iaasA WITHOUT con
fr.ior 2- II We scholar advances step oy step, under
,ard. clearly ard Thoroughly every EiHs ne reads sac as
he goes or ne becomes sensible ai a. lie ear- ae re-
LAM ard a. ne retains -scG- .rd practically eyp!eso.e
A. h.. l;ne ne scarcely AOss low he got aoc u i 20
IrI, raket are lie shades q day Progression All go
Ia. feels 10 Crpt-eseS fatigue or TIE
,u-y OF course tie student . cG!e1 upon - -A-f. no
80 l-r-r OF patent app!-s-!oa znc lie ricst consent
- 80 roTs.a rrao= 2or;Ior Il as Ills pcrsui.
bt h. i lave encouraging CONVICTION La: every paE-
tt-Ie Of -tor. = vel 5esIow-c
vt-iat, languages are :aGzhi on Ills system 81 M.
OiJ-T -cse: Z: ne Of SKI dollars Pc: Quartet
49, -o.uElrs u-1..h liz pupil ~!.h Inc daily xercses
~ ri. teacher, - complete knowledge Of
- Ie-grages 9. 81 81 -sch Published By
MI -. D. APPLETON L co. 60 Broadway.
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
NO CIV. * NOW hEADY-CUSTESTS -
~ !. Bornso, East Archipelago. &c.
2 sacred Poetry = yra nnocenllrul
g. Barrow the Arctic voyages.
l. Niles on the HOrse's Foot
). Latin Inscriptions.
g. Burton'- Memoirs OF David Hume
: Gfote's History OF Greece.
g. Bun=.n on Egypt
g. The War OF the Punah
10. Ph.Inore's Lord Lyttelton.
Price - year. Price Of the four Reviews 60 year
The fuu! Review, and Lakewood SO.
LEONARD SCOTT = CO. Publishers, ll2 Fultor-st
y B-The Foreign Quarterly aud Edinburgh Review
for July 10 press and VIII be published Il few tayst
NEW AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
WIN. TAYLOR < co. No 2A.tor Hou,r, have al the
w new Cheap Publications, Magazines, &c. for sale
wholesale and retail
Pizsrru, a play in FIVE acts. Price y! Gus.
The Highlands Of Ethiopia, by Major w. C. Harris. oGc
F.ir.slons in America By Satisfied. DC
The Grimblcr, by Mise Ellen Pickering. lc!c.
Arrah Nell Times Of OLD, BY q. P. r James l2.c.
Tom Crlnglr's Log. complete y!
Also, a. he Weekly Newspapers " Sew-York Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Western C0nnvn. for this week contains Sues LAST
novel, Martin Founding" in advance OF al otaers
aus WI. TAYLORl co. No Astor HOUSE
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e Free Episcopal Church Of the Good Stepas,as,
corner Of Market AM Monroe as Rev Aa.pn iiot Ase-
,o. Morning and afternoon The us;a hours In
The evening Rev Mr.. Evans, OF the Csrch OF the HOE
Evan selis,- vii preach commencing a. quarter Before
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NEW PUKI, l7 80 nc 5osIol: =,
@Decx 81 5G.--The Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY, Captain y. Chd.. 9l eare foot Of Market st
East River On Saturday. Aug-s, 9th O'Clock. P. NJ
PASSENGER Boston arrive IL Providence Ia for tho
O'Clock IRAN Regula, tass from Se~York Tuesdays,
Thursdays ant Saturdays Freigi taken reduced
Apply Captain board he Office the pier
The MEtus Safety i faed up v.ih large and
dious State Roos, and Is newly furnished ;hroue bout
Her well kao1 character boat her ample acrona-
ulodaons and low fares, Is hoped vii secure her
snare Of public patronage aug l"is
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g CITY AND COUNTRY.-Onso OF me N.

81, CITY AND COUNTRY.-Ou. OF the no,i On
k desirable residences III Souh Brooklyn, only one ~
I'LL mile from the Ferry, In 5tate-sL PoSor,-sL @
The house stories high, nearly built with tho vsw
To d comfortable hoTe, having I'VE the grouna
(abou II lo) well stocked with productive grape
vines fruit trees, OF various kinds asparagus and strawberry
beds, sc. 1c.
House viii be sold for $4,000 or rented for year OF moro
10 an unexce ptiunable tenant, reasonable terms.
Possession given Ia May next-Po-.hly l.. Soy nsxt
leaving the counry on l.t August and he WIN lie In TIC civ
for few day, AFTER 2i't lost. when Application may
jyis rs ss''' MARCUS sPRINo. IS siYad,..
ga TO LET.-To Rent, and Furniture Tor saIe--z
M pleasant story and attic Houie, located Ia YAn
I'LL dam..L North side Ess. Of vurick The house u t3
perfect ordor The furniture. not expensive but geod
Gentleman now Occupying psh of the house Win 6rr
fasL aud dinner ON sunday, would Ike ~ remain with
.ma! Quel family Possession given about let sspsmees
Fin .G'' Tenant rent WIN 'e ''''', 1Yp'
or LARGE HALL TO LET.-The spacious Hal
l pied a. one u the constructing Of the aoda
OF New Yok will DO let reasonable Ierros eu,ar tau
porary Tor term Of yeara II Is well suited for rdit
'''' " ''s'''' pN'p'' ''r ( PORTER BELpEN.
au6 ifs $50 ami %o6 sroaIwsy
@ TO LET-The dweInx part q House eoru'f g, q
A4 pete every eonvonieuen for boarding houss
school has 's.n looas eqa aa ss fSS% "''
closet, range and all INC a,'ds rn SroIo
u. A. CUSHdAN, los fshtSS
myls tsu or s,h-ayouux, between 7uh and 1lst va
O. TO LET OR LEASE-The Mansion House nP~
ET occupied by the Mayor VI Hudson foctink on War
Ill r.u.sL On lo Of lDJ feet front and ~ leul ds2h
with the necessary and convenient oaLhuidlnsL Ihs
ground surrounding Llo dwelling Is wen soesso W.
grapes ad bsarns fruit Trees aiin good order FOR ef@s
apply to Darius Peck, Egg. Hudson, % 80
ms 5awl.u ELISHA JENKINS, z. l5.h-st n Z.
az HOUSE TO LET and Furniture for sae-A nsw
f: house Of the peasancst Streets oGc oock ON
@ Un.onpark- TIC house has all the modern IN Prove
po.ut. and Croton fixtures complies ta9p1IrS
n.sry new which viii be sold mot let With lsass Of
tae house YossessGn in September Address Q. F. Til
bun- oncs su9 81.
fa TO LET.-The old established Ladies' Shos Store,
f: 10 L.speIsrd.sL Also Tue very siIibs location h9
49, aulosI any kind VI Dusnsss the corner VI Broad
way aud Cana. consisting y! ,hs d. ID aud 9Th .uorse
Aso large 10 oy IL fest II The house as Broxd
way Apply " z. DIcKIE, No. II L:spsserd-sL 9. III
GrssnesL s1s 2~H
Gz TO LET-Ths lower purt q a story House o
H. Lspegard.sL Inquire VI Il 9. STONE,
1A-A aus Iwis 40i Broadway.
Ha TEXAS LASDS.-A choice selection Of 1914 sc7es
- Of Lands located Montgomery County, 5tsIs VI
Texas East Vi the Ssyasota River and ga he La b.
lila for low viii be exchanged fof Dry Goods,
ans 5ts- by JESSE 2. kANDEL, II Csdafst
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anetion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aeeaoeeer
DY BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLIATT.-SsoFe
Dap Srusdway.-Lbsrsl Cash Advances made On eoSe
NEw-YoSK FALL TRADE SALE.

S.gccfents Tor AucCcc Sales
NEW-YosX FALL TRADE SALE
TUESDAY, Angus; 2sh, 1896 and following d.yA
TIE Catalogue Of he avat Ksea. Fade Sae o. eSSts
found embrace The most extensive ard varied eOsssn-
OF stock offered a. any previous sale including
Contributors from almost nc eare publishing 6ose$ IN
The uai;-d STATES
The S;asioarry Catalogue 30 be sold MONDAY, 1&;h
August is unusually large and attractive, containing
sguTa-n,sof Bank Books Hovers. Hogsr Ieeupsons
AID Ds,id's luA. Wassrs ard Sealing Wax; TIunaanps
Quill. and many large d 1esrsble Invoices Of Fancy sad
Staple Stationery.
Also large eoa,r,Su,.on. Of Binders Leather including
English and Anacreaa Bark SkiSrrs eochtr-a blue and
niHro1n co.or~S Go. Gfoai Morreeo, Ls-lS skins, Se
throughout the country /. also re.pte,ty nrii- th!s
part Of The Sale Tao Plates and Copyrights Of many va
able and inportan, ~o,ks are TO be sod numbering up.
wsrd Of eighty Also a variety Of Copper and Sued
F!s'es They WI! be sold on FRIDAY, T:h August 81
=. A Supplementary Catalogue Will DO issued Ga Mon,
day. 2a August Invoices tor insertion should DO urnish'
AT Fsiv.rs SAtE-locc ou,r,o Bikes, every variety.
IN pam .erP and ex'Es gill; and st edge Sindiass Also,
large a.sotaent OF Standard sd Miscellaneous BooGt
osset assts. a me A.,s.a
N-Slosr Ma lis fulton Gnt 81 Ana sL-LiesrA ~.
.nd prgtapt Ha odso, Of. Of every " dsseap
uon Of goods punc1siiS ..seied To ard respectfully as
A,lN. O'Clock a. tho Auction Room.
SECOND HANo svsirrSs-C1nss,ns ofprs.sng Snrcsu1,
I~np. turl MspIe and psin cosir.s Fs.ser Bed. Mai.
rv-ses Carpets on Cloth Refrigerator 9as'c. ccuns
lrghoGse Desks. Oihc- Chairs hNcEcn furniture, &c
Also, 10; OF fsccy Goods, Cutlery, &c.
AT PSivATE SAls-One splendid Mahogany Piano Eosts,
metallic plate, made By Nuns Fisher beau
t.tul instrument Cost year since $50, ami viii ~
sold Al bargain called fos soon Apply al the store Nc
ST Ann-sL
To Lsr-The Store No Astprplsee until arst Of Nay
rexi, suitable for Refractory or Saloon Enquire al 10
Auction
= CHAlIBERLAIN, AuciiVn*er.-siprv No u
-. Sprqco-st--Libersl advances made vu CSSis Coz
signed for private sale, be sold suction Ood9Ss
.as. carefully .iondel to- and respectfully 'olsased-
Prompt returns made.
MONDAY, August 10.
At 10 O'Clock, a. No. u Spruce>st
Sale o. EArs-ln The matter Of si,Achmeci a&arn
Messrs Riley Walker, nourrsdeni ds6tors-sy or1ar
VI hs HONOR Charles Daily, Of tho AssciAs Judges
of the Court Of Common Pleas consisting vi ak cases of
Hats and Caps TUESDAY, Aug II.
Al 10 O'clock al 49, SprtrlsI
SHIMFr's SALE OF Day GovpA-Comi rrng larSs a
general IT Staple aud Fancy Dry Oods Cloths
Casseres being the entire stock Of 9sshioos5ls JOB
bling and rea dry goods establishment Worthy hs avA
o dealers aud olherN
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Free Conversational Church, SuAiva--s;, be-
low Eous,ou-s.-ProC VIZ Coc-raG WILL preach tcr.or.
row st ~ cclock " and s. P N Strangers and otssrs
ore i1vi,e9 70 ss.sla. TIE sssis Rre 81 trsv, II
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= 2 Eoosrs, Secretary.

q liz s5,-e contPezg ooa;tnu., 70 rl.-e Me-ea17s;se
D=el!tE ou,eJ esd 41:-s asar7J. iasses ., F.re en-
term, az fr-ora5e cry ot'er re5porJ:5e Compony
III toa,es 5s;a:e b. tbs Compare promptly e= 81
e-cl; 5c:..e4 t-5.3 eTvi-ec5
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-r-, THE MOST DELIGHTED. Of al

IL ATHE MOST DELIbHIFCI II u AZ
EsSzS ExclrslOns--A sal! scro-s The hudson
River 10 Hobok-n, and lien a walk 70 lie
Ey.an P,eds along the -1ce-dngly picturesque shores
of The place ~: prov- the uus' easily accomplished and
attractive Of al rural eIearsons mai can De maize from inc
city.
The grounds present charming aspect ;he trees
being n !eaE and Lie covered with rich rarf
TIE walk. are IN order having been consider
ABLY -r-be!.-shed the pr=ssni Spring.
On every oIraszni a!eruoon VIII be Il attendance
q, ID. Co.cra6- E!y.ian FieIds, excellent Band VI
Music wnlch viii perform selections from the favcris
Operas popular are marches, wa.tzesr ke
TIE Ferry Boat. from Barclay, Cana and Christopher
SIS are completely stt-d up with AWNINGS snc S-stA
Night bu.is run from Hoboken 20 5src.ag-st Until II
O'Clock Rssyaasr s! c-nts. ryl 4rnisua-
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SAIL ED-sark, Adario, Traub, for Rio de Jaaetro.
NEMORaSD.

BElo"-A Bark and Brigs, unknown. wind-sE-
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IT. A. GRAND EXCLUSION " NewUurgh.
Ea,tszs.sl We Point and Cold Spring; giving may
ninceni view OF the Highlands A full
band Of music Is engaged.
The splendid steamer HENDRIX HUDSON will make
an excursion West Point Coldsprng and Newburgb, on
Saturday August Btu, leaving The Pier between Liberty aud
Cortland srs al 81 O'Clock, a. NJ and HInmODd-st a. 8
o'clock A " with pleasure party for West Point Cold
Spring New burgh and returning 10 the same shafVes
about in the afternoon giving the passengers The most
delightful view Palisades. Fors Montgomery and
PunsuI West Point, the gh!aEds, Sc.sogrsh Bay. nc
W Dinner provided on board. Tickets be- nad u The
Peop-'. Line Otee - Greeuw.ch-.ti Of G. Shu!z al
he office on the haf; the City Horl, and Srw-forS
Eo,rl Broadway and Of Il. 5. RAynor 10 Bowery-
FAR each way 81 cents limited Of tickets ouy
Iii .u4S
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DANCA TIN-Goyorninent B.aea tn, sus4N' -" ~-'S
DBsr TIA, Tor sails q, Burning Sip q, az yAzv.
sui lT SoAsS
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~T PLEASANT SUNDAY Excursion.
around STATEN Island every Sunday during
the season, when fair wearher.-Tnr splen.
did Steam-Packei ALBANY Captain Hall, Sunday al
ternoop, August 9th, will leave fol ows Foot ol Ham,
moud-. y O'clock NJ. foot OF Fhh, X. R. al Il "
clock P NJ. foot OF Pkes at l.: o'clock P NJ, foot Of Pier
No tE. L. a2t icockP. " THs affords pas-
sengers hne view OF the ForIisction and tho beautiful
scenery OF The Harbor Narows, Sandy Hook yht house
&c.-Fare for the er.ire Fuy Cents Children
under eight, Free aus
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COMMON chalk destroys the skin.
Makes il coarse and rough IA sin,
But Jpnes's Spanish Lily White
Makes the skin smooth and clear and

Gives II a natural li',-like, marble look,
More smooth aud beautiful than artist ever took.
Sold al 50 Chathan.sL or 4S Broadway. aus 2eoi
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r sTs hGRAND MOONLIGHT ConiVu e.

a, I'll n
stLfs-s cur-ion, the Hudson RIVER for the beus-
of Francis Is HalL-rhc packet
ALBANY Captain Hall on friday and Saturday, August
9Th and g., III leave follows Pier NJ IN. R. 1T
O'Clock r " foot Of Rcbinson-st. 81 ocuck. r. VI.
Foot OF Hainmond.st. 8! O'Clock. P NJ. foot OF Nine
tenth al O'Clock r. NJ proceeding the Hudson river.
aud returning about O'Clock al night
q The Albany viii he elegantly fitted up and brilliantly
lighted the OCCASION and has secured the services OF
superior Band OF Music.
" The ALBANY Will take Parties from Fort Lee at half.
past p NJ and land them again when the boat re:urns
abou, haf past u in The morning
Tickets One Dollar, 10 admit Gentleman and La
dies. may be obtaned Of F. HALL. foot Of snrclayst
uuT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
= FOR THE FISHING BANKS

tie Evening Of August 9Th fIl and
excellent Band OF Music Is engaged for the
excursion Persons in the habit OF passing the Riv
viii have the opportunity Of seeing this palace bril-
ltan,ly Illuminated.
On SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 9Th 20, the splendid
steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, will make delightful
Moonl gt Excursion short dl-lance the Hudson River
and around Tie HsrbU lar down the Bay the Mar.
rows leaving Liberyst att, O'Clock, HaInlnondst wharf
o'clock and returning Tie city eeriy ~ O'clock
10 the same places giving passengers the desirable
view OF the HzrbOr and CiIy.
Fare for u. excursion ~ cent? eu2I 81
q Only limited and select number of persons
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04

| ing, as success depends so much on ex-
perience that il requires practice teach
lng but when this is not 10 be had, WI
must do as we eau.
To make the cheese Of a small dairy
any eipht or ten cows, winch would pro-
duce seven pals Of milk per day, which
! If properly managed, would make twenl,
pounds Of cheese, | give the following
dlrections-o one point beng constantly
obseryed--lhat is temperature as l"'
much heat not only affects the quality
making II hard and poor, but dimlnlshe'
the quality. =,
! Tie milk when set for curd, should
be nj 30 degrees, or about two degree
below milk heat. The renuet Is iher
added, two or three spoonlnlly TO 7 paiI'
Of milk. The exact quantity can only
be ascerajned by trying ITS strength
lcthe proper measure has been used, the
curd will be tit to break up IN one houi
! from the time il was set. This must be
done very gently, 10 avoid brulsing the
cuid, and losing the cream. IL IL then
left one half hour 10 settle, a palltu'l OF
the whey is then made mllk-warm and
returned to the curd gradually, all the
time breaking IT up. Another pa'llull
Of whey is now made two degrees above
milk heat, and mos, Of the whey remain
lng on tho curd, let into another vessel,
left cold. The warm whey is then re-
turned to the curd, breaking It up as line
as peas. ], should be now one degree
above milk heat /; If it is not, heat more
whey and put on. II is then left htleen
minutes the strainer Is then spread ~
The cheese. basket, The whole mass put
into it, breaking it up as the whey drains
out A pail of cold whey Is then put on
To cool it, After being sufficiently dram
ed il is returned To the cheese-tub and
sailed, one Gill of salt to l6 lbs, then
put into the hoop aud pressed with ABOUT
halt of the proper weight put on, I'LL near
night ii is then turned the whole weight
put on, and pressed ill next day.
IL you wish To make doubIe-curded ID
cheese, make the second cnrd IN the
same way as the first. When II is ready
Ia 90 to the press, take the first curd
(now a cheese, out ofthe press, but not
out of the hoop, cnt and scratch over The
upper surface, making il rough, that the
second curd may adhere firmly TO it
|, is then put into the hoop with the 9TH
er, pressed until near night, when 1t IS
turned into another strainer, and pressed
,ll the next cheese is ready for the press,
" hen il is taken oul and rubbed with
lard, bandage sewed on II aud turned,
aud rubbed every day.