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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28
THE TRIBUNE.
MAY......For me Tr.D0ne.

uIY-ForT The Tribune
ApIEU to cold Slumbcrs dominica
The NIGHTS ansky curtains are ri'eD'
And Tsncy her magical pinion
u.,b nlomed for the azure oil heaven
W., ve;Iine her face ere she soareth,
Che bows in tie Dei.y's sight,
while the warm lip Of gratitude pourelh
To Him who created the light.
A nrayer that the biddings Of duty
Were powerless 10 prompt. or TO stay,
For the kingdom OF fragrance and beauty,
That springs to the sceptre OF MAY
The forests their garlands are w,eathing.
The orchards are flushing with bloom,
Aod garden and vale are bequeathing
A world OF delicious perfume;
Strewn petals our pathways are spreading
And still OF their duty untired, lshedolne
Rouad toe footsteps that crush them, iney re
The fragrance of which they expired;
The atmosphere, taintless and glowing
Is thrilling with voices OF bliss
And we question with hearts overfiowing'
That Eden is brighter than this.
Long shadows around us are streaming
Awav from the chambers Of dawn,
Fyom the peach tree In loneliness cleaning
or the cowslip that laughs on the lawn;
And we, while the nation is breaking,
Our shallop will poise on the tide,
The dew from the willow boughs shaking,
That weep by the still river side;
And down on the waves gentle bosom,
Well glide mid these shadows away,
To revel in fragrance and blossom
The gifts Of the beautiful May.
All earth, III luxuriance teeming.
Hath woven fresh wrea,hs while we slept;
And grass blades and violets are cleaning,
With tears that the night-watchers wept.
re haf aprpad
Their wings in our time OF repose,
And a purified spirit restore u.s.
When III. hours of their wstchfulness close {;
For they tighten the load Of the morrow,
From tho sins of the day that is fled.
And the heart from her gath rings OF sorrow,
Is purged by the tears that they she'd
And now, though their wings have uprisen,
They re bending their love beaming eyes
From Won white clouds that skirt the horizon,
Ere they turn to their rest in the skies,
To learn II the morning hath found US
Refreshed to proceed on our way,
And meet the temptations around as
With hearts tlint shall conquer to day
Then, with mercifu judgments, and lowly,
They fy to the heavenly bowers,
To lay at the feet Of The Holy,
The record we We traced on the hours.
Earth sprcadeth her garden elysian
For footsteps more worthy than ours,
And, unseen by Mortalitys vision,
Are angels abroad with the flowers
Their whispers around US are swelllng,
In lessons of goodness and love,
And our hearts are unconsciousy thrilling
To the anthems they hear from above
Then out DER The earth's teeming bosom,
We II rove with the angels to day;
With thanks for the fragrance and blossom
That spring in the footsteps of May.
7erelaad o. May I'd. II. +. GRANNIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28

4 lee ISSURANCE.-Tho New Engand Mutual
IL Life Insurance Company OF Boston will receive sppcs
tons FOR Life Insurance al 10 WRll-st.
DIRECTORS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS CHAsLEs 7. CURTIS,
cR.NcI, c. LOWELL PETER WAINWRIGHT,
RoBzRr B. FossE, WILLIAM W. SroNE,
GEORGE H. KuHs, THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIs TUFTS
JONATHAN AMoRY Secy WILLARD PHILLIPS, Fres
JOHN C. CHEEsMAN NJ. b. Medical Examiner, New York.
Forms application for insurance and all necessary nfo
nation will b. furnished by the subscriber al bis Office No
Is Wallet New-York
Il n John HOPPER soirtor and Agent
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Uinoow 5baoes.

FRENCH WINDOW SHADEs!. WINDOW
L Shades. j. c. WOODFORD, 2sei Broadway. will
open This hing an invoice OF window shades corPr's
Ing choice select assortment OF window shades
coved by The lbs arrivals from Europe
sR This invoice contains full lantscspef Scrolls ityle
Louis XIV Gothic Doc ionic and almost every style OF
ancient architecture Also, style wire blinds Also
several csses low priced cornces Picture tssses cores
furniture rmps kc 2s9t Broadway Lafarge Buildings an
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Sprcs-st N.
VY-Mes.rs BARTOL, DE MAUNY co. would
respectfully call the attention Of country merchants ard Inc
pablo in general TO their superior STOCK Of window shades
vsryns IN price. from IS 90 Ia up 10 s5n Per pair I'D I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28

s1VR INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL-Terh.,v-
emu. and Sith-sL-A srge piece OF Ground containing
shout 70 City Lots, the 0 mud 34th ST (which 10
iOs wide) the block opposite the Blind Asylum
This property The crown OF Chelsea Hill, and com
manding prospect equal any elevation On The lsand,
overlooking the city, aud extending 10 the Nhrows Staten
Island Jersey, must in short period OF time be-
come OF great value.
There large Improvements making IN this vcini,y and
the Trnlsvenue viii probably be sell ee an the Railroad
avenue from fact OF It's being already grsded and con.
linualion Of West-,L 1t will bs sod low price APP
ply 10 BLEECKFR VAN DYKE, II Wsll-sL my25 lw
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. MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Ships John Barring Sherman, London, Hussey & Muir
nay cordova, Powell, New Orleans Emily. Davis. Phi
ladelphla
Rrigs Mobile, Buckley. Charleston Durham & Dimon;
Marion Gage Reid Belize, Hon. Blanco Rebeccs
Fisher, Appleby, Pensacola
Schrs Nevis, Kinney, Thomaston, Maine; Augusta
Brown, New Bedford; Vermont Seaman. Baltimore.
well & Co; Vormilion Seaman. Baltimore. eager
Mailer Homer. Kent Boston Elliott Cole Baltimore,
Johnson i Lowdep.
Barge Grampus, o'Nenl, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Ship Clarssa Andrews of Boston. Culley, I'm Hsvre,
ed uls mdse to Taylor & Merrill 10th inst IN lst a
&C lon So 80 large iceberg 18th, Sable l.lana
bearing n W. distance 30 miles, large steamer
under csnvss and steam, steering East
molasses SO. to Mosly i TAylor-vessel 20 Badger s
Peck Sailed 10 company with brg Ohio. =, for Bos-
ton Len banks Franklin unc; Everton Oaborn from
st Jago for Newiork Ia days. brgs Angelina. Lius-
cot from Jamaica, for Philadelphia In days w Hun
ting,on -, from and for New. York, days
Brig GeorgiRns OF Portland, Davis 80 DIS I'm Oporto,
wine &C. TO John Osborn-vessel TO Badger Peck.
Sailed In company with brig Diploma, Fly, for York
Br brig Ks.e Caddle So Is i'm Galway. marble and so
passsngers.
Br brig Lady Of The Lake Winged d days I'm Ber-
muds. In ballast TO Middleton & Co.
Sehr Marietta Burr, Knapp. de I'm Richmond, -four,
10 Alien & Paxon
schr julie, York d. from Calais Me- lAih to Smith
s Boyn,oa.
schr Chief. Van Name. 2 days I'm Virginia pine wood
to master.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al Kingston. jam, nh mat schr John wainwright
Kemp, frou Hew.iork for Tobacco, repairing
Arr al Hamilton Bermuda, llth inst brig Lady Of fha
Arr at s. Johns. Nh lSsh inss brig Osprey Calhoun.
New.fork.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In the ship Claissa from Harre-Mr Seller lady and
servant, and l55 In the storage.
In lhe brig Lady of the Lake from Bernudd-Jsmsa
Tasem and daughter, B Tucker, Miss Richardson Miss
Smith, A Outerbridge, all Of Bermuda; Middle
ton lady and child OF New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28

SMITH,- HOnEOfATHlC Pharmacy. NO. So
SR-nesYr.y sdioinng N;olo's Thc1pr--Johr T. 8
strn ~ isrrs as.o<sSent Of Homeopathic Aedcines
IN rtrrurez ci,arsuoua 6ous srd ylobules; Sugar OF
HsTT pur. Alcohol Disied Water, Pellets ke lie Ply
e.nS Pocket Family Cases OF Medicines
urersrsd ID order Homeopathic Platter subs.rto Ecs
ordinary COan zad Adhesive Plassez and a excellent
rt<sdor for Cora mlSU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28

ali HATS: RATs..-Psrts holeskin Eats a IS,
sSual 70 hoec sod by Others al Ss aso elegant drees
Halls y 20 md g IS superior IN style and hniahso
those In May places Al SS Hats ~ G. g. MpscR
will be pleasrd TO SEQ bic fteods this csnhhshrent
ms27 im- GEO P. H. BROWN, i+s canal-sl
s m srkIHE RAsHlON.-Brown 4 Co. us Chat
H hamsquarc, corner Of Mo., wish 10 Inform ihe
public OK thcf rccent Improvement In tbs manufac>
ture and ansh OF shoir 9S sshon bcepfy
and durability-shree Important considerations to tbs
an WaTTRTPONT u COIN ssore- No 3
Alk Nnssan-sts near Eultoo.se New.Ysss.
@aaeA al B. wATTRIPON2.
= ,s.r-' 49, zs---e WN. H JAMES,
choice assostneut Of HnS aiwsSs on hand o. thsr ow
roanufectnre n S.-Hats made 10 order. my2 ins 81
VySsR s1IE-The siock and 6xurcs Of Drug siore,
A. lou rate rem, The stapd commando EooS and
tneresshg business
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THE UNDERSIGNED n.y1x been duly appolrted
by ihe Hoe Frederick A. Tslmzdge, Recorder Of Tho
City Of OF George Lock
wood rou-rrstdeni DEBTOR, al perSous Indebted The
aid George lockwood hereby required reader %
Ct all debts ad of nooey owing by -n
spectvely the said lockwood and 10 pay TIC sane %
i6e Truses and al persons having IN tbr poss-Ss'oe
arY properly or eGecIs OF ID. SAID lockwood required
deliver ia- i1 Tfssies OF hesors To- la5
ieerth day OF June rexI NJ Ihe Office u Harvey sri,
Esd No Nasasu-st Ia tks ciry Of New forE All 1St
ors Of the sai4 lockwood required 10 tns 70
specttve accounts md demands the aid Truters al ss
" ISAAC V. FOWLER
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
nc 49, ROSWELL c. BARNARD,
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II PASSAGE FOR LIyERPGOL.-Psetst
E II s Juso. Tn. ne, fsz sailing and fayor,e psessi
-zasS5 Snip sou THERSE2, Capt z. D. PIasr, aid sail
purctaAly above This wei known sbiH has sccounno
CATIONS for cabin, second csn ard ftseraSS
passengers The price Of passage is Io which roeets
with superior sailing qualities ao5 good
OF Tie 6oath-rpef should b sufficient tndaessnt or al
proceeding h1 old eanty aie possszs u ne
To which early application be maze 90 oosSo'
foot Of Roossyeit1L or 70 VIZ u. I. TAPSCUrf,
mY25 s6 Soa.h-st Il door West OF 8urliag-snp
80 TAPSGUTr'S Geaof.i fs.ssse O1co ronessc
Ek % 90 soass-sr ors door west Of barunSSap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28
Removals..

NTOTICK-TAPscOTTs General Euiyrzaor OSee
removed froe - south-s 10 % Soot1st I'D
door Yves; Of Barc,sJ-slip myis
ID EJfOYAL<-b-dia R4boer.-H- 4 DAY hAs removed
Elhis esusbshmeniio The sale OF ad!s Rubber Goods OF
every description 10 ibs spacious store No. = Corr
lard4t doom below The Wes,err Hotel. myl In
UURNAP d BABCOCK have removed . NO. lis
DRulionft my2 5m
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hot AIR FURNACE.


WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air FGrnaces Tor
w heating Dwellings, Stores, Churches, kcThess FUR
n.ces eiil economically AMI efficiently: The air IL i5r
apartments viii ~ pnr. and heehy free RON dryuess dust
or ar ~.
hsy pat mp Tnder ,bn personal r5perTison OF MT
Walker III" P4uaIe1 sud have hitherto given entire fa,
faction and 10 al 'y2rrsnled TO perora Well
Reference: n. W. Taylor t.I5 Governor NeT-fork boa
pis; Mr. Charles Starr. Superintendent DO Edward Be-
rrenl Esq ~ Wsllsi; G. ID. Rhodes, ESQ l Psar-.ree
sr Thomas mcElrsth, Is; Nassen-st; MI Geo. W. Tuck
ar 55 Bowery HsltOrphsn Asylum, 6th-avenue Mr.
WrLP. Chapman, Brooklyn; Mr. ". C. Greene. s sh-si
Mr. j. H. Ransom, I'd at; Chemical Bank, Broadway
MI J. II. Ash, i2 Broai%gy Or. Alfred NhSsAh ~ wa
ysrlyplsce; Mr.. Geo. ". Snow, 3nlh-sL
ig$,i GEO WALKER cr2 Roadway.
TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOR SALE.
THE Iron Steam Propellers PheniI aud Pilot formerly
running on the ChsnpNin Canal and Lake Line. These
bosis 80 feet in length IS t wide and feet depth oil
hold and will carry line so Their Inventory 10
large and complete They each Of 20 horse power and
will sold For farther Information or terms sppy
by letter or otherwise To
as II RUSSELL COPELAND. b. Souih-sl
nR.CASTI.E,S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES years
Oexperi-nce in Dr. c. Castles private practice OF The
efficacy of this invaluable Tooth Powder for curing ana
preventing diseases the teeth aud mouth, Is Of suhc-n
importance and intucem-nt for him 10 comply with the
suggestion of EumeTus patients 10 bring II before the pub
lie pOrhes preserves the enamel OF The een, and
,stens become loose Iis certain
and preventative for In the gums giving them hard
luri healthy character IL -rBdicaes and prevents the
accumulation OF IL remove spots and incipeI De-
forms every operation pertaining Dentistry. Artificial
T-.h inserted from tooth to an entire set
DR. A. C. CASTLE, Dentist, Ssl Broadway,
my5 lmeod. Corner of Whest-
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COrroN YARN-se., souiaern

S0ETHERN CUIIUN VAHN-beN
- Cotton Ysrns OF The following descriptions offered
% Country M-rchznss Al NE lowest Market price, viz
North Carulira Fac.ores, e1so,ied Nos. 10
South Carolina oil
i3roTy:a hs.d ,wis:ed Jams, 7nf2
These cotton yarns made from pure cotton and the
con- oeYcn OF c- goods u unsurpassed for eieernesA-
Buycrs hare any ssscrtr-u; OF numbers put up
,p-;r wLuI without extra prics.
Also Paterson AID otter S-v-Jersey yarns AZ low rs-
ees ,ogcsher with Bar. Wick, Twtre, Wsro and Wsd-
ding Sos 10 AID - CeAr-At haf block shove Pearl
.. up stairs tuy2s) TN. UNDERhILL
CINGHANs ard Printed Muiltns "A ARNOLD &
VI CO. 81 Canal st are now Offering tho following goodx
NJ greatly reduced py.ce:
Gsehams new and handsome sIs from 1s u q Sd par
ysrd-ecors Inst
Orglnay, DO do do 1s6d per yard-
Printed Nurltas, do DO do s6d do
Pruneh do do do DO sd do
0rgsnty DO do do do aSd do NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28

rvzr=zsZE1 TO WESTERN tefe-sGI,I,S
sesssssssss1 TRAVELER
---A- The public 10 respectfully
Informed hal the bresks In the Canal caused by ne
ala frs.het having been repaired, the PIONEER Elk
PRESS LINE, via Railroad add Canal from PHlLADEL-
PaIA PITTSBURGH, viii commences y. rssq1sr Tp'
Dol. No IA Msrket-st DAILY, al u O'Clock. d.
BIZ mis- route passengers will avoid all he and
danger OF Night nayeng Ia COACHES ootn haroes D"nE
passed in daylight ~,
Yor f.rhsr information apply Al hS Old Esablsbed of
- q CUMMINGS, Al an.
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miscellaneous.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No sPRUcE-sT aEETf TREE door, from Sassss-ftrr)
THE facilities o, this establishment for JOB PRINTING
perhaps unsurpassed by any Office II Tie city The
patronage Of The las, year been soch gsrrn;ee
great extension In resources We therefore, VIII COZ
6depce, Issue he fo!lowipy Card:
TO observation-disclosures supplied with g. kiccf
o.PRINTISG at he cbespes rate, VIZ
Cards Bills LsdinE
Circulars. Receipts,
Bill Heads, Cheeks, Gc-
70 LITERARY GESrLENES-O1g,na,N GTu,crtpt; Priia..
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, stereoype Work, and sll siods OF
70 LECTURERS AND MusIcIASs-Prog rann,<, beautifully
printed
Lecture Bills, Small Bills Tor D.stri-
ncraTaoG Bt!l,, button, ic-
And every description OF Pr,, and Ornamental job Work
executed with grsa, nesness and puucuaiy a. The Once
The Improved POWER PRESSES, ror Books, PAN
pHLETs &c
All the tboys Presses viii be done al exraordi
nary low pdces. J. A FRAETAs,
il,2n Tribune lob Prtrtsr.
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rhe Columbus han undergone most thorough repairs and
Ia In enc condition for The travelling public may
conadenly rely upon her making her trips puncu.y a. I'd
yered and can assured that pains vii oe spared
TO accommodations desirable and pleasant 70 ps
SengerL o. ., =, 49,, :.
e. IL Paul..u los Puiton-st J. r. Vol 50 Cortisnd-s.
Jerome IOe Brosd-si Eesp- York Sotrn gh4in, IL
kis ( Co 81 onay-st Al6aay. Wlkie Psrson. Co Bif
GaLa. TYl,r. Rrnxn Co: (t,esa Ray 1DsNovlH
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sIr-s AnousATONIC RAIL-rssssaaaas1

-E-SD AHOUSATONIG RAIL-rsssazfss=Yl
sntslF-..5N D-Tbe seanboa, NJ ~
ROD, Capt J. Broois il
running IN connection with the Houssonic Railroad, WILL
until farther notice. leave NewYork from tho Pier the
loot of Marketed r. daily Sunday excepted u hale
psst six o'clock A NJ arriving Bridgeport al II O'Clock.
Pa.senpers for Tho stations on the road also To- punbu
~ Bethel Woodbury. Lchh-d. Winsted, &c arc csard-
I'd by The cars Immediately tho arrival OF Inc boa
Tickets il no. procured on board the boal c ged at
an advanced price.
Freigb, received from O'Clock A. NJ until P. ~ post
lively moi xtrr ihst hour r. B. MASON Sup.
q. M PERRY, Agent office the pier. my5
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% FARM FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for
- sale In the town OF huntington three miles from
srsuiboa landing al North POrI. miles from railroad
Deer PARK combating OF 80 30 OF which cover
ed with wood. Tn. farm is beautifully situated aud In
gh OF cultivation producing grain all kinds The
dwelling house aud buildings nil good. Fruit Of all
and grape vines In full -srng and the best OF
water. For particulars inquire Of K REED, No ~ Chnn-
beers al or NATHAN vOuRESE. No. 81 Chrsi1Phrr-.t
mYl ineod'
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DnoAf 0onpspaners, &e.

- z4a, iiURRiS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
49, Ef3 Summer Arrangement Commencing Monday,
'o 4tb IsiG-Arrsng -In.Its will soon be iiH'is
OF which due notice will be- given Tor additional train
leaving Morristown a. A. NJ and New Yors al " noon
Leave New-York Leave Newark, Lesve MOrrisowD,
O'Clock a. II. socloet AN 81 o'clock 4. \,
! M. r. NJ. r. VI.
Passengers by the Morning Train To Morrstown will
rive 0f O'clock where Will be in read mesa
convey them Schonls?'a Mountain, Washington, Bel
vdere and Eaiou, dali, Succasun SisDhope Newton,
Milford and Owego on Mondays Wednesdays ard FRI
days; and 10 Rockswsy, Dover Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdsy Thursdays and Salurdsys each Line returning
the following days TO meet the p. NJ. trains for N T.
ssge will lrays for Baking Ridge every evening on
the arrival Of the cars =. Morrstowu.
Passengers 10 through to and from Jersey City without
changing cars. On leaving the City, passengers Will de-
pos their baggage In the The foot OF CorsndsL
where an Agent Will be In attendance To receive t. All
packages bundles be entered the wiyb or tho
Company will nol hold themselves responsible
Freight will be- forwarded immediately TO Morrsown
from Albany Basin by Stephens Condts Line ot Sioops
Newark, from the Transportation Office OF the N j.
r r and Trans Co. foot OF Lberlys amt desired, will
e called for any part OF The City, by application at sad
Office IRA DODD, Superintendent nlyi II
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OF PENNSYLVANIA

SS=tls5;ses Cao.l for 1910. BiNGHAhS' Trsnnpor.
Ssaefszk ]ass0As Ls,on Lre Propretors-Wm Bingham,
Tho, BINGHAM J.rob DOCK VIVA A. Sustton. Conducted
on ssbb.iS- k--crg and TEN perancs principles.
Tn, proprietors OF old established line have pat heir
stoct In he rnost complete Order and thoroughly pre-
pared 70 forward produce merchandise and from :s
Eax-ru Ctties opening navigation We thai
ocr Iocg experience IN the carrying busness and z,alous
attention The interests OF casrDr-rs. Ill 10
continuance End ircreaxe patronage ahssto extend
ed 10 BicghaTns Li3sr
Our arrangements i'll enable carry freight with he
unos, dispsch and prices shall always Do low
ths loves, charged by other responsibeines
Produce anc merchandise will be received srG forwarded
East and West without Iny charge for forwarding ahvsnc
ing frrsh;s, storage commission MARX PACKAGES
BlNGHAA'S LINE Bills OF ledinS forwarded and
every direction promptly st-nded Address apply
WA. TYSON. Agent 10 West-st n Y.
BINGHAMs, DOCK STRATToN,
z7S Harke,-st Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent, 10 North Howartst Baltimore
VIM. BINGHAM, Proprietor.
C4raI Basin LIbsrty-st- Pittshurg
Harden CO. Bostoo STA .Hachns-tt. u,ssaS
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IN nnN RkANls OF Printing Paper, VIZ:

For sale nv CYRUS ". FIELD, No Burling slip.
o,d.r 2w
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31nblir Gonpspanres, &e.


ASunMEsh S.a AKns t..if h saf.:sI, St
s1zaRkAs H c.e.rd-Sew snd spi-ncid steamboat AR
.rrrs vii i..r. SsgYori 100; Of Rcoinson st every
.iernocu al cloes; md Tuesday. Wednesday, En-
Y5st ocss AL S,seS All o'rlocs. oaehus at Pier
mont Cosier Hsyers and foot Of HAnior St each way
\ n,-reach;aS Tlrytown every morning acc h'e'
aooa ZIP. All sirds OF se.sh skeo =, reduced priees
sEAekopLk'S LINE sTsAhsoATs
,,',, Assssay. tS!y-sandays sxesPssJh.
Per between Cor, r. .Dd Liberty st.
S.s&aeS % RocEESTER, c.Pt Afrvd HOuga.on win
leave o. Aoucay' Wednesday, and Friday evenings, AZ
sesi,eoa. HENDRIX HUDSON. cs,, r @. cuu.,.
der. viii leave On Tuesday, Thlrsdsy Saturday
The sSove Boats Will at all time. A.r.vs al Albany in
WIs "'s '0' 1' morning IRAN '' Carr for S' East or
Fresh taken moderate and none taken anss s.
Al persons forbid trp.rg any OF The Boats Of TIL,
Line wthouss written order from The Captains Agsnu
Fog g1.1sss or freight sPpy 90 6Hsrt s soais T.
c. sCHULrz, ST the Office 90 his whsrl
AZ Fvs o,e!ect ?. M-Lsndtag NJ intermediate Plse-s
From The foot " sarcsy-st
St-srbosi HUDSON, Capt c. : King, VIII leave
Moadsy. "Wednesday, Friday and SundSy afternoons =.
steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Capt g. overbssh. viii
leave Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, al O'Clock
IT, REGULAR NAIL LINE Oetwr-a
.s ss.=5 sS.on and Nsw;YSss By III, As! and
The .tesnner OREGON; commanded BY Capt A. P. ST
John. and hNiS ht.hoOSAsk,c ouifvsnSeG Sapain -
Ths-sr will throughout the from the hrst day
April connection with the Stoncgtsr and Provtrccs
and Boston Snd Providence Railroads. leaving NowTork
O'clock d. and Siouinston O'Clock. NJ, or upon tho
arrival OF the Mail train from Session
These unsurpassed in speed splenlor All
comfort having each Of hem 90 large cJmmodious private
sa:s rooms sud berhs tos so persons beside large pt
ysie rooms for families and parties.
The Steamers ocersd by the most experienced mec,
aud will shC~tsn the between New ORR and Boz
lou from II hours, thereby arriving ID SIMPLE lime for al
he lines from SosIuG. North snG East.
The OREGON Will leave New York Tuesday. Thurs
day sad SstGciay
L,eAv- S,nnlngiou- Monday, Weiussday and Friday.
The HNlCKERSOCKER will leave New ors-a0n-
tsy. "Wednesday and Srisy.
Leave Sgoaingicn-TusstAy, THURSDAY and Saturday
R-ya'srng-rs on the arrival " The Sto
ntng;on Proceed immediately in he spl-n ltd railroad
20 Providence and Boston without any delsy; and Bag
gage MS.er accompanied each train Boston, TO iske
charge % lisa baggage.
Forpsssage igh inquire board " hs boat pier
uSl rofjSO. II. RICHMOND, Providence.
TT ASEW-TORIS, Albany ana Troy Lime
ctgr-S FOR Albany and Troy direct, from the Pier
~ the foot ~ Cortland gers tss-
ting hs BosI will arrive in m- 10 take thu Morning Train
OF Cars from Troy West Buffalo snd North TO Saratoga
Whitehall and Lake Champs'n
The low prrssur. stssmbcst EMPIRE, Cspt K B. @acy
will teavs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings All
s'clOcs
For passage or freight apply on board at tho ohes
The wharf
NorIcE.-Ar Goods. Freight, BanA BIZ. Specie or any
other kind " Property nj