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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

TEACHERS CONFERENCE.-The Eastern and
Western packet boats from this city Tor the acconino
daton OF Teachers and others wishing 70 attend the An
niversnry Of the SewYork State Teachers Association
10 be held in this place the 10Th and 20th inst have
put their fares for such persons at the following reduced
rates. viz from Schenectady 70 Utica gong ana return
ing including bourd during passage go; from syracuse
TO Utica and back with board, 81 from Rochester and
back with board 50 30 The return passage to be nhde
within four days Utica Daily Gaz. 10Th
joins B. GoCeu-Tho friends of this young man
will be paned learn that he is now very H. ahd ou
little hope entertained OF his recovery From private
letter dutcd Liberty, Bedford County, Va Aug we learn
he Is the residence o. DR. Moseby near Liberty
We assured that he receives every attention mat ms
circumstances require or TINT friendship chn dictate
His anliable and accomplished lady is with him
lBrooklyn Eagle.
GOLD IN MASSACHUSETTS We have seen some
fine specimens Of gold recently discovered IN Dedhmn
by friend John ii. Blake, Esq of this city. while ex-
aiming vein OF quartz which was lad opcn by MS III
rectons for the purpose OF asceTtaning whether II was
worth working for gaenu. In the vein there was
found also, besides goiua carbonate ""d sra Q; cop
PER- This is probably the Lrst discovery oil soid "
place, in New England Bost trans
THE MONMOUTH BATTLE MoNuMENT.-The peo-
pie Of Monmouth County have commenced their efforts
towurd the erection OF monument commemorative oi
the battle with determination that will probably lead to
successful termination OF their undertaking
Newark adv
WAGEs-The Wilkcsbarrc Advocate of We'd
ncsday says Just before our paper went to press we
notice their hands that in October next the wages o
hands win be reduced thirty per cent
WYATT. THE MuKDERER-We understand that
Mr. Morgan counsel for Wyatt made application To
Judge Beardslcy at Utica last week for n new trial we
have not heard the result Roch. Daily Adv. 10Th.
II Rev MIR. Holt, Of ST. Adams, Vt. since be-
ing reprmanded by Bishop Hopkins for Pnscysln and
popish tendencies has gone over to the Romish Church
~ The Potato Rot has again made its appear
auce in various parts of Massachusetts.
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fcaal Notices.

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SHERiFtS yiIiuI o. i WIZ, % ne'. ~ 10
~clls I" me uIIeceu unt ut!FtIe WI espo 10 9e
ts''pr'v % ',y oS 'a4. 81 'e - vi ~ G ~ ~ ~
ociock NJ all The night ue and interest Of cushing Wien
OIL which he had gu me "ei's day June, IN. or al
any lime i'ervard OIL IN and 10 ihe following de-e'i"ed
property 'ow't;
~. mus C.ii t ,oG, TO- III la, II, T ,
ci,v NJ T:yY,,rt aTi tno,,.n and .fnr.t,. ON Man
,,, mo li.,,n t mari of b,. rem, -sf, Int. of Niche
ias " smvy--ani der.gse,i anon.. mi, heirs situate IN
In, E,,ni NJ n mn. civ oi Ne,y-Ynrk n, Ion, No
II,r, tpnrI and tft.,.fIr ssh r, hundred NJ y iv.
t5 tre,. hundred and -eyenty-fye 75 three hundred
and s,.y.uy.,V ljI md taken together urc bounded
contain a. follows, namely Beginning NJ point on thr
Norhery side Nini-s,ree three hunri s leei Easi
s,I, f,DU1 f. North En.it.rlv corner OF Est-uy,1i
Nnil-slreei-hence running Nurtnery along lots three
hundred nI nm v-tt. 1851 and three. unlrr, anu seven
,v..v 57. one hundred rigbiy-fuur IgiJ fee, seven a.
- - nm; IN f., IN i5f ,hr,,. hundred seven.
fg51- f57;l,b-nct Sou,h,riv along lot huudr- ana
seyeniyiour l57i and three hundred and niiy-sM lj
hundred eishtyour tISil iesi seven 81 .ens 10 NE
Nouherlv side ui n-l-lreei-cEcr ester!y my tool
feet the place ofoeginninS be The same more or cs- To-
geherwih ~. the appureuance- ~ spP
aiey thereafter al The right, nile and interest OF tne auoVe
naEsd Gushing Nichols, which he mad on Tue veEueEth
day of June. 1876 u II and - al and singular mat certain
iienIie OF lease bearing Gale Oci 49, mace between
Peter IL Stuyresant anu Tafran Putnam for I'll a Ger.
TAN .ol OF iAHu situate lyAs sni oeilf M -e LIN " I VI
..o ~ VI n \, - - .r - - a.
I.iis ~ !otu u .ile ',o'.l, 80, - n
I s o.--' ~ al w S zee. u u. ", ~
i.lG Az .e. a I.1s ie.. ' -, 80 - -; ~
parallel WIN iGe said avenue twenty ivel sAG I've nces
,rfy feet and lyyp ipcb.trs1r. North .rIy on 2 line.
parallel win he aid Ayapre about ,rfv.IIr-,. i and
two inches jsJ 70 Tenlstres;-anG thence south East
ery along Tenih-street thry-esLt {Ssl feet 70 the
place ot beginning, together WIKI tle buildings and
3royemenls &C her-Uno belonging or apper:al4ing.-
Newly ORR, July ey;h 1910 WM- JONES. S1erIE-
JOSEPH W ED Deputy SAerii Iy-S laS''S
DY ORDER OF Daniel P-ait lrsi Judge OF Onon,!.cs
- CI--t C,I-r am o,I,Io, 10 IN ,i. Sy1--,r. r1r-
N,r;r : S.-s, go, -,-s7sr- - ~ r-1Vti1- ir ~.
fstI,, sU.soriZfng sr,srbnerIs s5si1f sbcnri1s cor
80 - -, -, -. 49,. - -. -.
49, I 80 - $3.50. a. 80 ! -" g. s... =,
80 -; ~ - - ,b. So. - - S = ~ ,s,
slsaa, l1.,r-.leu. y. - ssee " StY' or s4 "a.
Inc same WI. be ioa Tor NE pA 5ai OF As leo aes &c
iih nine months from he r, publicatior OF mi, notice
and thar he payment OF any debts due 70 hu by residents
OF this State and he delivery 10 Ein or Tor Gy
property within tAs SAFE belonging hun. and r
Ter VI sg such property % hi oroidde oy law and
void. Dsiei The 7th day Of March. ls4o-
mil Iayv9m Tor Attaching Creditor, Syrscuse, y Y.
DY oRDrR - ~ "a Clare. p. DaIy- one OF lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

A SINGULAR FACT,-Oul OF 100 persons who
Aaro estimated commit suicide yearly III the United
States not single one Is known have been the habit
ofu>inr the shower baltimore particularly those OF our
manufacture in fact our customers IN that me can al any
time be known ty their good naird vsace> ANY person
u, all given to melancholy would do We'll call soon be
fore the supply Is exhausted WareRooms 10 Maiden
SMITH, TORkN y Co uuli
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
,Ies.axe of the President concerning Peace

To he Snote and House Of Representatives. Of he o. States
invite your attention 10 the proprety OF making an
appropriation for any expenditures winch il may be ne
cessary make IN advance Tor the purpo-e OF setting
all our difficulties with the Mexican Republic 1t IS my
sincere desire terminate. II was originally. TO avoid
the existing with Mexico. oy peace just and homo
rabc 20 both parties.
lite possible that the other obstacle be surmoun.ed
10 accomplishing This desirable object win be the adjust
ment Of boundary between The Republics, which
shall prove satisfactory aud conTcn.et 10 both or such
neither will hereafter be inclined TO dIurb In The
adjustment OF this boundary we ought 10 pay fair
equivalent for any concession which may be made by
Mexico Under the circumstances and considering the
other complicated questions 10 be settled by negotiation
with the Mexican Republic deem il important that
sum of money should be placed under the control Of the
Executive 10 be advanced ii need be- 70 the Executive
Of that Republic. rlnc diate!y after the rahcaton OF
treaty IL might be announcement for the Mexican Coz
ernucnt TO wait Tor the whole sum. the payment OF
which be stipulated by tia treaty until II would be
ratified by our Senate appEcqtOn 10 carry il into
eject be made by Congress indeed, the necessity OF
the delay night defeat the object altogether The d
turserncnt Of the money VOID o. course be accounted
tor-not as secret service money bat Ike other exPen
dituIes.
Two prccedents for such proceeding exist il our past
history during the Administration of M Jefferson !"
which would call your attention On the 2oih OF seo
ruary. l-05 act parsed appropriainshve,.
Of dollars for the purpose OF deiraying
penses which must be incurred the intercourse oei"
Tho United States and Foreign Nations, ;,d littss
under the direction Of the President % i;r ,brof
who shall chusc account Oi tue cNpeiuit1g - ~
70 be laid before Congress a. soon ts may ". j
the 18Th Of February. 1906 an application was ni""'
for the saue amount and on the -hne 'er,ii7. g.
H. ~ ;,h.r rose was the money actually drawn from
the Teanry and should hope that the resuin TINS re
.uect might be similar the present OCCASION @tougi
a,onli.bnp the object would therefore recommend
the passage OF law appropdatng two millions OF doars
10 be placed at the disposal Of the xccutreior the pur
pose for which have indicated
In order 70 prevent all nisapprchenson it is my duty
70 state that anxious to terminate the existing
war with the least possible delay it will continue 10 DC
prosecuted with the utmost yieor until treaty OF peace
shall be signed by the parties and ratified oy the Mex
can Republic JAMES n fOl'h'
Washington, sih august, 1916
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

E ~ Through without landng.--NewYork and
Albany Lnc.Thc fast and splendid new
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt \. Hitchcock Will leave he
foot OF Rohusoust next above Barclay, every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday, o'clock. The Express 10 ii.
ted with thc best OF furniture, with spacious slacroom,
and good berths With the public patronage the travelling
part Of the community may bo OF low fare the entire
season through For passage freight apply 10 the Cap
tain on bourd or OF GEO. r. STANLEY,
ala AT the Office on the dOsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

CHANDELIERS, CaEdesbra Lamps, Gns Fixtures
S&c. Gc-FHOliAS CRANE BANKS would inform the
public and the former Of Coutbouy Nevers
that he the old stand opposite NE Ia1enace
the business formerly carried by them. Having received
the a. cy of The Justly celebrated manufacturers H. y"
Hooper Co. he offers tho superior articles Of their manu-
aci,ire a. great reduction from the price OF T. y me
p,lhic are invited Ia examine 1yIo Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

PURSUANCE Of az order The Surrogate OF lie
AccaEty Of N-york Notice il hersby given 10 I'll Per
sons assIng claims against Amos Proctor. ate Of ae Cry
OF Nerf-fork t--as-3 70 present fie fSith the
vouchers hereof the subscribers Ii heir ONCE No las
BsoaSEyAt. Ia ih- City II Newiork, before me
twesl day of December Dated Ne-sIork The ninth
Gay o. June 1876
ELIZABETH PROCTOR Administrators
HENRY ANDREW, jelo Iswem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

NEW ~ OfSit ana Ldht i''lO' MINING Npi4
puuy,N oriCE-tn assessment of one dollar per share
upon The Hsscssnblc shares ui the stock Of lie New
York and Lake superior Mining Company has been otd
by order o the Trustees u snd Company, payable on tue
seventh dag OF September next to HcuS Morris. Esq. the
Nicerresi1en ot The Company, ,heir Office No ~ West
81 Ia the City of New-York Dated August &. 1886. By
order OF The Trustees. JOHN II. HOLDANE,
NM In,rodt Secretary.
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l.-s.S..-.---i LINZ. Tor Albany and Troy MORNING
LINE--rhe Steamboat TROY, CAPT. Got
ham viii leave Tuesday, Thursday; md Saturday,
steamboat NIAGARA Capt VIM. Ellsworth will leave
Mondny "Wednesday mud Friday ut O'Clock a. VI from
the steamboat Pier loot Barclayst for Troy and inter
mediate places
EVENING LiNE-Thc steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
VIM. ii. Peck viii leave Monday Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE Capt Il Il. Macy, will Leave
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings nj O'Clock,
from Cor,nud.sL rler, for Albany and Troy direct
- The above hoats OF the FIRST class they
manJcd perenced ond attentive officers and for speed
and accommodation superior TO uost and Inferior 10
none on the river les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

- Broadway adjoining Nihlo's.-Jolu T. :. smith mas
large assortment o homeopathic Medicines. IN tnciurs,
rtuaiiOus. dutiun- nud gobules sugar OF MIN, fnic
Alcohol Distilled Water Pclcis Ac&c. Physicians, Pock
Family Cases OF Medicines hand and prepared 10
order homeopathic Plaster, substitute Tor ordinary
Court mad Adhesive Plaster, and excellent apple ation
E,rl mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

,er,,, state hat for several months have been con-
troubled with Nervous IrsmCrs, affecting 1t Ia
dzznes- OF The head, affecting me very seFereiy Lss
pair of Dr.. CAGstio= GavaI'c lIns.' WIN ue Mashe'i9
Find found anos, iulmedia. relief and all symptoms OF
ms complaints have nov Disappeared. "OuI !tI'he'
s,se af nyiup severely injured lei hard by The nc
cileri of a eav. IRON bolt falling on H. ana causing sreal
swelling aud torture, applied TIE iu, ana IN No Hh!
every vestige u swelling and PAIN Disappeared believe
Chrst;e- articles IA blessing TO the world tSgncdl
JOHN BOORHOOF, l57 Fulton-st. New-York
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Stere of Scw-York. Civ of New York,
Bu tbs Public Instrument be Il khoTrn 10 al :ni9m
LIS n doth or D.ag any concer1 thai !. JAMES
ii DILL Public Notary and for the State of New ork.
hy Irer. patent under the Great Seal OF The SAID state d
~: and swoin dwelling in the City OF New
York DO hereby certify that for about years last past
sentc affection al times er"dg The .ehote 'ten and
pc The potrers endurance 10 The iot sesere fsS: aud
causing n ha5y for medical adrlce and treatment and
much large tdg upon y business ana COMFORT "h ed' ~"
vcd b E,,d .uto had found roiet from NE same source
10 mare ria OF DR. CHRSEs GsIvASIc KINGS AND NJ &C
SrTIC FLUID rtict haze used les than f''o months Gd az"
entrtiytr free from pan, 1'gd"y y e''d' o. y'' az" "''
gate ;reL. .. - 80,
c,ns.d nv poiuria sea office 10 be efcunio affixed. ms
seventh day July. III the year OF our Lord one Thousand
,.;cli hundred and iuriysix JAMES IL. DILL,
Notary Public No. 90 Wall-sL New-York.
CAuTIoSTlc great celebrity and success ." Ohr'sti1 :
counerfcird Be guarded against all these limitations, u
they al. entirely worthless Dr. Christie has hut on a'i-
agent each city OF The Union VINO alone has e
70 The ony agency in Ne;v-York is ails2 Broadway,
between Jolr'-st ANA Maiden lane.
new and interesting work on Gelvani-m alid ~ APP
ication a, u Remedial Agent" by a. IL Christie NJ D l.
inst Published and may be had gratis IL above Or WIZ De
forwarded l,y Mail II i earnestly recommended 10 Tue
candid attention OF Physicians and all Interested
~ Brhc above articles may be Sent To any portion OF
the United States \ very liberal discount 10 wholesale
purchasers Tor places whST s no asn 1,oe1
WOW FIJI FOR the United States, s2 broadway y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

(,ISCINNATI LAND and General Agency once,
y Cincinnati oho L sheldon YOU'D "a, 0rI me e sas
- ~ ,,r isIipr;on ofReaI Estate and Personal Prop
rry II the Guy Cineuns and N the Western states. vii
also collect notes. bonds and mortgages and every spec
- ctai,-. N CINCINNATI Louisville Any Merchants or
o,h siue.s uen having lands other property N e
Wes,er country ihey wish dispose III 70. cash or 70
rhsnse for crv properly Cincinnati .nsiisd 70 s,
e-rri:;io the ~ his office n inctist' =, go;
hn-in,ss entrusted vsiil be proniplS ana a
.H-'' West Fifth-st- Cincinnati
RsrERsyegS-Dwier I Barber, Cortaad-sti !. JssA
son, % wsI-=ti VIZ. Irgslls, - Wsl-sh ~ ehF"s
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4 lelai! Of lhe -: aIlulea % toLlowsl

Nav 5od'- blessing attend yor efforts these cases,
INV dear Doctor y0I afford r-i ;he-e :here
will be q vast number Vi Others who VIII apply.
Very irTi!v YOUR ROBERT w lands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

IFE INsURANCE.-The Sevv-Enelant Mur,sl
Il Lie Insurance Company Of Boston viii receive evpcs
lions for Life Insurance a. 10 Waist
DIRECTORS
Willard Philips, George q ksAn, Peter Wainwright,
Wi4aIn Pa-sous, james Read, William W Stocc
Francis C. Lowell, Robert Hooper. Thomas A Dexter
Robert 2. Forbes Charles ?. Curtis O,is Tufts.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN ANosY, Secretary.
loan c CHkEsssAs, IL D. Medical examiner, Sew-York
Forms OF application and all necessary
formation will be furnished by the subscriber al BIS oce-
JIM JOHN HOPPER, sogisi.0risqa Agent
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Daient aleoilinfs.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
p.g,,tiny The. extraordinary powers OF -
cEprsrTF.s GIPVASIC RINGS. BELTS, BHAlE-
LET'S, BANDS,
MAGNETIC FLUID.

T1F following testimonials are for the hfst -as
.-r,e5 70 the public They nsve been receives u-. y.
- E.,r 49, II gunec-ssert 10 add sl-g!e :. oro
lfr nan 10 request their candid PerseL The fs : rom
--yn1an we. kovT-, AID of high zitsiniarns sha rep
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q INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
rES~ ADAILY LINE At o'clock--For New.

.-5.-l Line Tor Abany.-Tho splendid steamer
49, ONEIDA, Capt. Geo o. Topper will leave
the steamboat pier foot oi Liberyst Tuesday evening att
O'Clock f. NJ. Landing toughkeepsio and Hudson yl4s
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.



ID sThrough without landns.Newyork ard
Abauy Line.-The and splendid steanH
cr BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler. will leave New-Yok
for Albany every Monday, "Wednesday and FrtdF, all
O'Clock T. VI. tgom the foot OF RObinson.sL The Belle
fitted up with splendid ,lae.rpoms and for speed, comsoa
and safety by any boa, on the Hudson nveL
For freight passage Inquire OF the Captain, ON board
nj No. Sourl-st
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive In hbanya
ample time for the morning train OF cars East West
y B-Frriglt taken AZ moderate rates lylOn
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALKERS Patent Improved Hot AIR Furnaces, for
w heating Dwellings Store Churches, sc-rhrse Fur
naces will ea economically and efficiently the air III the
apartments viii be pure nGd healthy, free from dfyness
The arr put NJ urder the persona supervision Of Mr.
Walker the Paienlee and nave hitherto given entire sat,
faction and are IL al waKran-sd 10 perform well.
Ylt5[riee-S w TAYLOR Esq. Governor New-York Hos
pir.l: Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be-.
n-nt Esq Wel-st; {. d. Rhodes, Esq 10 Pesr.-7t
Mr. Thongs NcF.irs; - SAz-aG-st Nr Geo w Tucker.
300 Bowerv; HalfOfphan Asylum. SiSih-aveuuc; Mr.
VIM p Chapman, Brooklyn; Mr. w. c. Greene, 70 9Th
I: NJ J. H. Ransom, 1s DIST Chemical Bank. Broad
wey Nr J. II. Ash. 90 Broad.ysy; Dr. Alfred Wagstna
2 IFaverly-p.ace; Ar. Geo. NJ Snow Gth-st.
IL II GEO WALKER 2.2 Broadway.
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nyALTAELE FhRM n ILLlNoIsIlFor
nH7 4 fMEksoN 4 PRICHARD, 10 WaIl-,t
8, LAND FOR Elm Pennsyi7ma-l tract OF

"A LAND FOR SALE IN Prnnsylvlnl-A rac OF
$40 acres OF Land IN Monroe County, Pennsy lyHula
miles from New oriS and Hbonl 2n mites from III.
contemplated Newly ori and Ere Railroad THIS land
about one hall covered with ouh hickory and maple Tim
The soil deep black mould nearly stone
upon winch the " Id grass grows about feet high
There n fresh AXE the tract covering about five
acres supplied with never-taBg spring. good wa;-r
power. sc &c for sale reasonable terms. Inquire OF
ma Holm. j. BKON y Y CO. ~ FultOn-st.
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flublie Gonuepanrrs, 81.

Sos,on ana Ns,S.YS;s y he a.; sss
The s:esmer OREGON cou,r,asied by capL Sch rs.,.
e., aud RHODE ISLAND commanded by Capt. MAnsbes.
VIII throughout the from Srs, aar ~
April IN connection with the StoEngtoa and Provdeace
AMI Boston and Providence Railroads leaving NrwYork
das Sincsy- excepted frorl pier No North River
oe'oes r NJ and Sioaingon at O'Clock y. NJ, upca
tAg sIt'Sa! OF ne Aaiitrain from Boston.
com'o uAShg each OF diem ~ large coHmodious private
saitrooR'S aug oehs TOT 80 per>oas besides large pr,
The steamers are ocere sy ne ps., xperiep.es RE,
and WI shorten NE passage between NewYotk and Bo.
frome u hours, tserebv srr.yir in rnoia rirn n,
all the lines from Boston North and ps.t
The OREGON VIII leave New York-Trcsday Thurs.
day and Saturday,.
Leave Souin. iaa-MorGav "Wednesday sd y,,.,,v
The RHODE ISLAND WI leave Eew-York~Sioa
day. Wednesday and Friday
lrsve Stouius ion-Tue>,ay. rhursdAv and Saturday
S-PSsSengerS, gu the srriyal OF the steamers 8.
SNoaing ton proceed nmsdaleiy il the splendid Railroad
GaSsD NSsser accompanies each traG 70 Boston to take
pier No or 81 Gyo pS ARC II De S S a,
"Ss'S- OF '' JOHN Il. RICHMOND,
ST FOR BOSTON. va Newport ana Prov.
= ~ =, ', ,, RHODE; SLAM csPt Manehe.,
The NEPTUNE, Capt Rollins on tuesday Tl,,,.,x>,
and saturday, al 7. NJ.
For passage berths stateyooms or freight application
may be made On board Or az No lotiaery place, iyiiU
it, TIL magnificent steamer OREGON hsvs
~ ,us been " withdraw a few DAYS for IN.
purpose Ot painting. " N resume her regular
trips Boston VIA Stunngtun and Providence IDS
The OREGON viii eSvc pier No al cios
?. NJ every Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday. jyt
.NHS - PEOPLES LINE STEAMROATS
t-,r,e.-..tS for Albany, direct daily O'Clock p NJ
from the Steamboat ftr between Cortland
and Liberty
Steamboat KNICKERBOCEER, Capt A. Hough:on. viii
leave on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings,
steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt, r. @. Cru;ten,
dem Will leave Tuesday. Thursday and sunday
ings at O'Clock.
pie time for the Morning Train OF Cars for the East ot
West.
O'Clock. T. NJ.
All persons forbid trusting any OF the Boats of this
Line. without a written onicr rom the Captains or Agents
For passage freight apply board the Boats,
T. C. SCHULTZ, AZ The Office on tho wharf
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r.. - NENS-IORk, Schoceys Noun
SS4 TAIN Belyiderr and Eastou-leave the
OF CorarG-st. daily Sundays
ceried clock A. NJ. by Railroad Morristown direct.
without charge OF cars thence by Post Coaches through
Chester Valley. SchoOey Mountain Port Golden.
Washington tn Beyidere and Easion. Fare from New
York TO Schoocys Mountain = - For seats apply 10 J.
HILL Agent J. Patterns Commercial Hoei. IS Cortland
81 CHAS GOLIATH. Proprietor
Also daily line Tor Schooley's Mountain leaves Morris
town on the srriva the - O'Clock from Newly orS
Fare from Murrisown Schoolevs Mountain 81 N. N
BNras furnished the shortest notice By applying 10
CIIAS GOLIATH. Mansion House, MorrS;own
ylj m
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XyIND0w SHADES: WINDOW sHADEs!!

w J. {. WUUUtUKU, ~ brOauWhy, luNNcs INr AZ
Merchants buying sell again. 10 his stock oil
Window Shades hand, the assortment Is large
complete, the quality ot tho shades the best and
the prices VIII he found amoug the lowest IN The city.
y. B.-Also Il lot of tlt Cunces wlach Will ba sold
lower ;hau before offered Merchants buying sell
again viii be allowed a liberal discount as Broadway,
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u. Beaccd lIus!ins 81 - 81 o., lO anu I-Sls vide
Coored C,rnbr;cs-sssQrtcd and OF various qualities.
Do Paper DO do do do
Rluc Prints OF various qualities and styles
Blue and Orange Prints and desirable patterns on
fine cloths.
Brown Remnants, ST. and ~ wide
Brown Sheetinrs Stephen Harri7's - 4 and q.
Blue Urilng- warranted pur" indigo dye.
Coiored Fancy Drs. assorted bales.
Merino Cassmeres 0. AT! the coors ind mxilres
Cloak Innings fancy colors. assorted IN ha.es
Kentucky Jeans, CV. priced.
Aiso-Bi,nkes, Coai6gs, Bookings md Corlova Plains.
EYRUS w. FIELD, 9 Burng-stp offers for sale
y Wrapping Paper li0Co rcanis al sizes and qualities
Wrapping paper, 100 reams straw for shipping
Envelope paper, 1900 reGni- ussOIlcu sizes.
Hard ware paper, 24C0 reams eN III 10 ilXo5 inches
Book paper. 500 rerins supertinc. assorted sizes
Book paper, 5000 rcams inc, assorted sizes
printing paper. 1000 reains all sizes sEi qualities
Binders boards 90 ton-, prime article
Straw boards, NJ IONS various qualities
Trunk boards, - tons all numbers
Bonnet boards, GOO gross all qualities.
Together wild all other kinds usually wanted by cosun
er- and dealer. al the lowest manufacturers prices
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