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WHAT IS DIR NAVY DOINGq

lhis Is the question that is asked on all hands.
what is our Navy doing, to put an end to the
war with Mcxico2 What share are they to reap
Of the laurels that are to be gathered by the con-
quest Of Mexico2 We have had accounts of two
attempts made by onr vessels in the Gulf to take
two Insignificant places-Tampico and Alvarado,
and both proved miserable failures. With these
evidences of imbecility before us, what are we to
expect when an attack is made ON Vera Cruz
II is reported in letters from the seat of war that
Gen. Taylor has declared that he cannot venture
much farther from his resources, aud that he has
expressed the opinion that the proper point of
further attack upon Mexico is through Vera Cruz
and Tampico. Well, here we have a letter from
an officer Of the Navy, to the editor of the phila.
delPhla Ledger, which states that although the
Castle is suffering severely by fever, yet that they
have the poDer TO cut our ships to pieces as fast
as they rear It. 1t is to be presumed that under
these fearful circumstances the Navy will no, be
brought into dangerous proximity with the Fort
OF San Juan d'Ulloa especially, as the writer
does not know what would be done with il, if it
tell, as our " sailors and soldiers ,could die there
like sheep" Dreadful-why did he not saw,
A1D ~ II ShhUGHFkk we
make an extract from the letter of this gallant
officer of the Petrol:
81. S. ARMED scHR. PErREL," !
or" Point Lisardo," Coast of Wer;co,S
.fug. 10, 1876.
Messrs. Editors-I thank YOU for the news
papers you sent TO me to Pensacola ; | received
them by the steamship Princeton. which by the
way is regarded as the most efficient, steamship
af1oat. She is in all probability very near the
climax of steamships, combining the sailing quail.
ties of any other ship. with that of steam. wish
we had a dozen Princetons," varying in size.
from 500 to 1000 tons. The city of Vera Cruz
and the Castle are suffering dreadfulIy with yellow
lever and dysentery, some twenty are dying in
the Castle every day, where there are 800 men
badly fed! Still the Castle is armed in great
strength, and is in the hes; possible state of eff
cheney, as far as construction and armament is
concerned. If they will fight it well, | defy a
hundred ships to take it they have the power in
the Castle, If they have the will, to cut your
ships to pieces as fast as they would near it.
think 1t could be taken by landing 5000 men, with
bombs and cannon. fifteen miles North, or five
miles South of the city, and march into the rear
of the city-bombard and cannonnade that. and
take it by storm. Then the Castle would be in
a fix. When it fell. what could be done with il?
Our sailors and soldiers would die there like
sheep, a city whose very air seems 10 be filled
with poison.
The heavy rains and hot sun make the south |
ern coast OF Mexico. at this season Of the year in |
t%olerable; rain and heavy squalls night and day,
and a sun at intervals that is almost insupporta-
BILE. We came up from Alyarado Yesterday
Our cruisers are off all the ports of Mexico, pro-
ducing a great deal of distress by the blockade"
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CAPTAIN

A Washington letter writer, on the authority
Of Captain Walkers brother, states, that this
gallant ranger has accepted the Csptaincy offered
him 10 the Rife Regiment By the President.
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OHl THIS DREADFUL TARIFF.-We learn
that three new factories are about TO be Erected in
the fourishing village Of Saco-two on the Bidde
ford side and one on the Saco side Of The Ssco
River. One will soon go into operation and 9th
ers in The course Of some montbs.-Boston Times
PRoTEoTIoN.-Ifa protective tariff is for the
interest Of the labouring classes. why in the name
Of common sense have the Iaborers Of England
never found it out2 They have had protection
enough from time immemerial, almost; and they
are starving to death with it. Why don't they
get two dollars a day and roast beef7-P Providence
Sentinel.
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Elk. SEELY.

The Bridgetown IN. j. Chronicle announces
the death on the 23d ult., of the Hon. Elias p.
Seely formerly Governor Of tina. State.
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WING PROTECTIVE" DOCUMENTS

The Wing Committee at Washington have,
it is said, through a wing member Of Congress,
franked and sent into Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ken
lucky, and other States. seventy five thousand
wing protective speeches, and one hundred and
fifty thousand more of these delusive speeches
are being prepared for circulation. 1t is of no use
gentlemen protectionists, public opinion is aga;..st
you-the protective system is doomed to extinc-
ton.
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DEATH OF COL. ALLEN

Col. Allen of the U. S. Army, died at Fort
Leavenworth the 23rd ult., Of cohesive fever.
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BALTIMORE.

Col. Jacob g.. Davies has accepted the Demo
cratic nomination of Baltimore city, for the May
orality.
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Tuesday, 25th instant, JAMESON Coz, in the s7th

Died.
On Tuesday. aSth instant JAnEsoE Cor, in the s7th
The rei-tyes and friends Of the family are invited to
attendthe funeral Thursday afternoon, ut O'Clock
from his late residence No los Forsyth street, without
On Tuesday morning. the ash instant after short ILL
ness DAVID HrTcHcocx in the 29th year of his age
The friends OF the family, and the members Of Engine
Company No. TO- are respectfully invited TO attend his
osocS .m his sss residence Ne iss Mott street
without further invitation.
On Tuesday, at I NJ. of commissions, ALrIArprn
oosSor sgsd year and months son OF FREDERICK O.
The friends Of the family and of Professor Ward and
Lieut. Ward In and the members of Bethesda diyi-
sion No g. s. are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from No. 900 High street, Brooklyn, at r. NJ
thi: day Eastern papers please copy
PEWTER, in the 4sth year of his age
His remains will be taken this morning Goth instantly
from his late residence No 80 First Avenue and by the
10 O'Clock train of Harlem cars to Hsrrisontown, West
Chester county, for interment
At Chelsea, Macs, Mrs. DELrvEBArcE, widow Of the
late Simon Stack of Roxburg, aged 81.
In Gloucester goth instant, Rev THOMAS JovEs aged
So MIR Jones it is believed the Oldest minister in
At Dracuu Mass. Mr.. BErJAMrN BaApLsr, aged 81.
At Houns6eld jefferson county, the 23d uIt JARED
Of General Warrington. He in the memorable bat
ties of Monmouth Princeton, Trenton and amid other
scenes Of the revolution and witnessed the Of
Lord Corvallis He was through the Kindness Of the
Jefferson Guards of Wstertown, buried with the honors
ofwsr on tho oath ult
MIR Of the class Of 1871, at Harvard University
class most remarkable for longevity or that class the
Quincy Adams, John Chandler, Caleb Child. Rev Peter
Eaton. Dr. wsiter HunneweIl, Rev Hezekiah Packard
DR.. Nathaniel 8. Prentiss Hon. Samuel Putnam, Hon.
Leonard White.
Al ~ Louis, Mira AVIS e. Lane wife Of Dr. H. Lane,
and daughter Of Major Charles Carroll Of New York.
ne s' q FsSu ' ss H. Rey ofh ss
Louis s no. No. "a S1n.iy * iAD:dsipSis '''' '
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BALTIMORE. Aug. "a, 1916

BALTIMORE, Aug. "a, 1916.
Dull Times--Particuiars of the Stabbing Of M.
DunklnsQn at ST. Innegoes-Tmprisonms for
Debt, &c.
Our city is the dullest Of the dull at the pre- sent
time No courts in session, no business doing,
and two-thirdso of our citizens almost, out oftown.
This evening, however, Front Street Theatre
opens, which will afford some amusement unit
matters take turn for the better.
noticed some days since, that Mr. Dunkinson,
a representative in the last House of Delegates,
from St Mary's county, had been brutally stabbed
by Nelson Kirk assisted by James b. Kirk, Dr.
Nelson. and VIM Chandler, the last two, bro
thers-in. law of the two first named. AS the
cause of this assault is all matter Of mys-
terry, will state what learn to be the FACTS OF
the case Itappears that the Messrs. kirks have
sister. who is a widow lady, and has children
nearly grown up; that she 10 also both deal and
dumb Now it seems that within lew months
mast she has been observed to be enctente, and
refusing to tell her relatives who was the author
of her msfortunes, they at once came to the con-
clusion that Mr. Dunkinson was the man. Tho
four above named at once started for the house ut
which Mr. Dunkinson was boarding ut st. Inne-
goes On inquiring for him they were told that
he was unwell. On hearing the voices OF his
friends at the door, he came down stairs, and a I
their invitation took walk in the garden. So
soon a. they had got out of hearing Of the house
the subject was opened, and Mr.. d. was charged
to his face with being the author OF the adys mis-
fortune. This he positively denied, and 80 INSULT
ing was the language applied to him, that he iinal-
y struck one Of them, which was the signal Tor
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4l.Oeo hhds.

Al oss hhds 2.6N hhds. IS 705 hhds
The stock remaining in all hands may be about a5l
barrels and probably about 1000 Jucara and not
likely present prices that any quantity can come
in from the country.
The exports for July this year distributed as fol-
lows ITO Boston in hve vessels, 1874 hogsheads
New York in two vessels ala hogsheads and to Phila
dephia in vessel $50 hogsheads, Total 1858 hogs
heads The experts of molssses from Cardenas tho
United States for the first monhs of 1885, were
nearly double those for the corresponding months in
lsi5 and nearly eight thousand hogsheads larger than
for the seven months in ls4A
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LATEST N1'RLLIGRNCE.
TELEGRAPHIC.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday evening.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday evening
The Southern mail brings nothing from Mexico
or the Seat of War.
Travellers from Santa Fe arrived al ST. Louis
on the 18th, who report that the Governor and
people were preparing to desert the city on the ar
rival of Gen. Kearney-the people refusing to
fight the Americans Great excitement existed,
caused by rumors of their approach Gen. Kear-
ney was at Bent's Fort, about to move onward.
Great fears are entertained Of scarcity Of provi-
sions for the troops.
The Eastern mail tailed to connect this morning
South or West.
There is no local news worth telegraphing. The
stock market is firm, and there is no change in
city and State securities. Flour dull at 81.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday evening
The mail has arrived, but brings no intel.
ligence whatever beyond Petersburgh, Va.
The President returned to this city this evening
BosToN, Tuesday night.
There was an earthquake at Boston, accom-
panied with violent shocks, which were felt in all
the neighboring towns. Great excitement exists
on the subject.
SrocKs-Twenty shares of the Norwich and Worces.
ter Railroad were sold at So
Auction SALEs.-Tobacco, manufactured l3 boxes SC.
cash Wine-Muscat, 10 cases, 81 so, months. Gin
ger-Green race 500 lbs, 21ac cash. Conee-Rio 1905
bags, SO 62a 20 81 20 pcr 100 lbs, Corn-Wes-
tern yellow, 100 sacks 55c white 1900 do 81 53c per
bushel, cash.
sHIr -Clearances-Foregn-Brig Harbinger,
Brown Gibraltar and markets Hero (Br) Pike ST Johna;
schrs Mt Vernon, Robt. q. Lee, St Domingo. Coast
wise-Ship Medora Simpson, New Orcans bark Mary
Whelden, Philadelphia schrs Mary Edmund Yates, dol
Spy, Lacy, New York Howard, Basseh, do; Virginia.
Lee, Hallowell
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Married.

At Trinity Church, by the Rev Doctor Wainwright,
Mr. THOMAS DALLMAN to Miss SxLIrA ", daughter Of
William Hurll. Esq, all of New Bedford.
In st. Mathews Church, on Wednesday evening, Aug.
18th, by Rev c. f. X. stohlmann MIR. HsRMAsN ABEKEN,
Of Germany, to Miss ANNA MANA WILLS of this city.
On the 20h Of August, at the Sycamore NJ House, in
scotsville Albsmare county Va by Elder James Hem
shall Of Richmond. Elder L. COLEMAN, editor Of tho
Christian lptelgencsr. 70 Miss ELiz E. daughter
Of Rev. William II Hart, of Walden, Orange county,
New York.
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AprUsErTENTs sc.
,pNEEIT or MIR COLLINS

BENEFIT OF MIR. COLLINS.
DARK THEATRE-W ednesday Evening August 2s,h,
BE 4s % ca. oSR
T rs fS Ss &
s Si he EsH oG
Mr. Collins; Mrs Cspsicomb, Mrs Dyott. 80
Esa.7 e oeocE Bones 81 Fl % cents Cal
ery rs cents.
Is r. Ff fSs "a: A.s n ash l.
ealtani traus,seo Booths Marco Forres,er; Ricardo,
Ts, S A'Gfs Ri91 SUSAN
rev Mr. Zones; admiral Chaaf,au; Cart Cross
oTl'G scm@saes Tih&s MHS WITIBo}tiTAi aEAp-Mr
Doors open o'clock curtain viii rise al hall past T.
Dre So; Circle 50 csnts Upper Boxes IS Pit and Ga
- day and evening w esday Evening Aug 2s,h
%sss I.s. T Sl" SSsS ss sr
E ssa s1G s g H
an inesm Us, Of haf an hour for Tef5ssansas
around ID the Ss S
ia w gas thus syaE ys an
mission during the day and evening Ia,s cents.
TWO CAPITAL PIECES.
MR. CR,sP' MRS S CRIsP Mr.. GHIPPENDALE.
NIBLo's GARD ~ wednesday Evening. Aug. Goth, the
%6sS fx Kin fsf M ria SSEa WON FAIR
LADY-Ruv Gomez. Mr. z tsp; Donna Leonora, Mrs Watts
PD' Wit Matthew
sfp5ssg, , Mr. GsPpnsse sally ssTasss Mrs c's
Tickets so cents.
bOWEKY THEATRE.
- MIR. WALCOT
r RESPECTFULLY i pasGrY SES 'efs rs
And LAST APPEARANCE but two this Theatre will take
THURSDAY EVENING. eth august.
MRS TIMM
Who has volunteered her valuable aid, will for this
night only as DoNNA sIpoRA Bishops comic of
BROTHER AND SISTER
Acr which will be produce the celebrated
ten by MIR. Wacot entitled
RICHARD THIRD TO KILL.
Richard Duke Of Double Goster. Mr. Walcot.
With, for the last time. the LIST and Sd acts of
HOBOKEN.
Box book now t au25 2iissrc
Arch Street Theatre, Philnaiclphia.
THIS popular newly decorated houghout in the
most beautiful and expensive style, will open for the
season
On WEDNESDAY August 2sth
CHARLES III.
CAPTAIN Copp; MIR Burton; Charles I'd MIR Howard Ro-
JOHN JONES.
John Jones' Mr. Bowers; Guy Gooduck Mr. Burton; Eliza
Mrs Rogers.
THE IRISH TUTOR
DR. Fla'l. Mr. Faulkner; DR. O'roole, Mr. f Shaw.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE, BALTIMORE.
I AIDES AND GENTLE VEN DESTROYS of engaging for
~ he ensuing season at the above establishment will
please apply by letter, addressed to
Lessee OF the Walnut and Holiday Street Theatres.
au26 1wgbz ~''N"'N''
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sTEAMBOATs, &C.

MToN-LanJios at the new Gre Greenwood Aai
c..-&-Cemetery Dock, each way. Fare ia1S cents,
The. steamboat PROPRIETOR Capt H. Mallsn, will on
ana after Monday the 2th commence unnisg uaIly
Gowanus giving opportunity Of viewing
Gr snwood Cemetery where they spend hour in
pleasant pomeusde returning at an early hour Leaving
G SSn,i '.5ess, ~ A, NJ andiHp
Conev Island, TX A NJ and r. NJ.
touching at Gowanus each way:
au26 Sim Il. BEILBY, Proprietor.
sA91 - INDEPENDENT MORNING LINE AT
GIsrss.sSSszs2P7 O'CLOCK.-FOR ALBANY from the
Steamboat pier at the pier foot Of Warren
street Psssse 81 So Touching at the foot of Hammond
bres s and DIM sr provided on board - ~ ,y,c
day., Thursday and saturday: Leaves Albany. Monday,
point, Newburgh. Milton r6keepsie Hyde Park Kings on
Catsklll, Hudson au25rc
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY,
Dreet-Daily, sundays excepted--at7 o'clock, p NJ
eE.ssTESP Houxh,Gn, will leave on Monday, Wednss-
i Tx ffry Tss eSss
o'clock.
The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany ample
time for the morning cars for the East and West.
taken at moderate rates. and none taken after 81
An forbid trusting any OF the boats of this ne
without written order from the captains
passage or freight apply on board the boats or to c.
schultz, al the ottcc ON the wharf
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
M3oclock r. NJ, Landing at intermediate Places.
n From The foot Of barclay street.
TER
Steamboat SANTA CT AUS, Captain B. Oyeragh, will
leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at
Apply on board. at the Office the wharf au24
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The most avorable feature in the operations Of this
road, ID the reduced expenditures The nett of
the company even with q smaller gross income, has
therefore been larger than in previous years The Troy
and Schenectady Railroad into competition with
this road, and have facilities by connection with the
Troy and Greenbush Railroad, superior those OF the
Mohawk and Hudson Road securing the eastern ira
vel II must be many years before the Mohawk Rail-
road will be productive property.
The expectation of molasses from Cardenas to the
United States from January LIST to August in each of
the past three years, has been annexed -
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ROCKWELL s. STONES MAMMOTH
f7IRCl

~ tense excitement every plce they visit he route
.s1d% 8: LEY. Il X.
S sAs s Hsa; %sS
aS n; ' sss
bright pa1te g. rs, star Of the This will
as Il t. I G9ss a g.. at
ID III Ifp "a &C sins
9Th a, Albion; 10th Broetpo; lh and 18th Roehes.
h us, Ss
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
f'Ts; s'%si':1S; Sfs''T S
xsn o ss b, and ' Albion % D.
iSs ah aSess;tsr on the S 81, and
Vienna on he Auburn az the
18th tn and Nh during the Agricultural State
Men and SafS Horses. rea ns a Is
tsn. smsny whom Greatest Fsna. Rider Of tho
age 's'en M& H5,ssa s' %a lITi: MAcARTE
sl ss%iay ss5
ene me & s ss s her
s nd daring @
N2oH no. nS Mr.
s Nos9 R
1 &c. e" es It 1--we
sss bs Nj Hss @A ca Y: s%s Ii
N their elegant Gymnastic Pastures and Grouping Mr.
Mr. Syon snd lis S' Mr. HOWE. IN Ii:
cs0HIsss As Mr. %s. Mr.
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF others
hs world e"a most and
su96 HOwEs & cos New York Mammoth Circus
NoTICA-GatAT WRESTLING MATCH All ku.
praise Of Ihe ding matches Of Mors Ches .urnamsd
man Of Europe New To
Tfiy eSse s sad e:
formally ~ men Of these United States either going under
f wSG
Rs sy e s made n S
the rules and regulations Of his wrestling games al Castle
Garden where his s match will ahs place Monday The
manly wrs.Iss match beiYg the r Of the kind exhibited
1s public What human rsrsth and skill are capable
S OF s Re will ss with IF s i.
d wifi Ss details 81 he
match and he names of the wrestlen.
A FRANTIC GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR TIE
a sEASoN-Dodwcrth's Comet Band will perform every
O'Clock Admittsaes tree .1,,son
MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON.
New yoIk TIE SUBS. GtS~ @
he has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
city, all kept complete ORDER AS hese tables IN sepa-
the proprietor thinks will be select
and agreeable to gentlemen visiting his house, in private par,
ties. Each gentleman visiting the above estab shment will
be furnished with private cue and apron for his especial
billiard roo exclusive to themselves. bowling alleys
have til. by applying the bar. Also Bowling
Alleys which always KEPT in first rate ORDER with the
best of attendance.
Lunch every day IL o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Fish or Clam Chowder
During the he choicest Oysters such shrews-
bury, Chnknroras Mill Poud, Cold Spring and Massachu-
sets Bay Gentlemen calling for the above al
have them the shoesi notice; they depend
hayi,g the above assortment His Bar is well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors and Segars best quail
y Also cherry Coolers Mint Julcps and Punches made in
amer not TO be surpassed.
07- Gentlemen will please communicate at the Bar,
FRANCIS MONTENEGRO.
No. Barclay street.
n--.Private entrance at he Hall door.
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SfSsS StAF FUR
S n,S AN. and CITIZEN: nyss srs%ss h' .osi
Apollo saloon 40 Bro, article. are now ar
or 4 No % Plat For aii pltcuiars ming
WIN. A. BEECHER store lS Cedar street MP stairs
w, Dry Coed; by catalogue Tor cash. Regular sales
Particular given asgnee sales Of stock goods
au2s imr
AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.
JACOB BREASTED, Apctoneer.
THE undersgned respectfully iu his friends and the
S:.as Se sIes SM
effect in his usual panctna manner sales Of Mousespld Fua
9,iuIs and Msrshsndiss in general Families wishing their
enon Liberal advances will be made, as usual on ali de.
serptions Of dry goods clothing &c &c and limit Of
NJ. JA A 9EsAsTEp having feIis. the
OF ne business as well as to the procuring money bond
sa' bushes. p aaa so
an , s f'9 Cd up as soon as sales effected
SpyTiIl som%sass The q a.y Sept A.IS..i
S :d :: B;S :7. IS. ;1d
McH&Ef ofsss' and En-
awne JACOB BnAisTE i5.0 Aae sisass'
IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM.
NEAK POI P0R T, RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND. !.
Ell Chaneery the above meltoaed premise. will be sold
public auction under tbs dire cton Of the subscriber
At the Mansion Heus- the premises, tn. list day OF
September next, at II o'clock in the forenoon.
iSoyf XII TSs 5
and grounds adjacent will be sold parcel
due Of thu misses will be divided and sold in Par.
GELS Of COW epient size.
For further Information, the title &c. application
may be made TO KINNEY, ESQ., Solicitor. "a Cedar st.,
To the undersigned.
Lithogrsphc maps OF the premises will be r-.dy 1--WE days
previous the x.le. PHlLO T. RUGt3LES.
Dated, August %, 1916. Master in Chancerv.
au23 toSeptistm
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I EECHEs-LEECHEs,-D Depot OF Lseches. its Nassau
IL street, Is REMOVED to 1is WILLIAM Street, New
S,s and osr for sale ffsh supg q Lssehss Just re-
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EDUCATION

EDUCATION.
II Ev. n. T. HUDDART's School will reopen after the
~ Summer Vacation on Monday, September 7th Circu-
yeIy and day boardcs be obtained the
sn9o u Fonrieenth street. between University Place and
Insurance Co So Wall street aI6 tnns n,
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
AaN - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier a The foot Of Barclay sJee..
burgh Hampton, Milton, Pousheepse Hyde Payk Rhine
peck u Red Hook Bristol, Catskll, Hudson, Coxsacns,
kinderho0k and Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner on board the boat.
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday Mornings ! A. M.
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gerham, ca Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock.
Returning opposite days.
passage freight apply board tho Office the
Whnrf.
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FARE REDUCED

FARE REDUCED.
aO~ - FOR NEW HAvEN.-FassaEs reduced
to New Haven to 81 to Hartford, SO to
=, sgrig ghsla. e IS The splendid and FAST
Slip, r. morning lSuad.ys eSceptedl o'clock.
o'clock. aus lmisfh
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EYCIJR SIONS

ARn0A n@ A SAIL the Hudson river to Hobo
ken, and then walk to the Elyssn Fields,
the place. viii prove easily accomplished and
tive OF all rurua excursions that be made from the city
The groands charming aspect the be
ing leaf, aud the soil covered with rich turf.
The walks excellent order having been considerably
ems ell vshed the present spring. -
On every pleasant there will be in attendance
the Coonnade Eysan Fields excellent Band Of Music,
which will perform selections from the avorite Operas popu
lar airs, marches, waltzes, &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
are completely fitted up with awnings and seats.
Night Boats from obcken to Barclay street until II
o'clock
Eerriaz> sk cents nj smsr