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DEPOT OF FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS
WARE,
315 BROADWAY (TTp sTAJRSN

r. GFRARDIN, Agent for the Manufacturers, has re-
ceived from arrivals and offers for very
low prices large Of Porcelain Vases all
plain white aud fancy decorated Dinner, Dessert and Tea
.ets Fancy Cups Mugs with names and notices. Cologne
Bottles. China Clocks aud Candlesticks, Sc, &c.
Also fer sale less splendid Dessert Service of
Freach Cut Glass, graved
N B.-Orders received for the gliding and painting
establishment Spruce street, match any patterns OF
French English China OF I'm eod~r
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Military Affairs.

The steamer Roscoe brought this city yesterday Is
recruits to the mounted rife regiment raising at JEFF
erson Bsrracks and S. wagons destined for the use OF
the Santa Fe army.-Sf. Louis Courier, OetI.
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MADAME MARONCELLl

MADAME MARONCELLl
WOULD inform her pupils and friends generally, that she
w continues her Instructions Singing and usc
residence III BIevoor Place. Oth seet) She also, if
CURED gives lessons at the residence Of the pupil.
eodlmsle
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James Levasy, Mcbride, Mcguire, Walker and WIN.
Chenau have been very ILL., The last named il here and
fear will die to-day.
Have all letters destined for sent here via New Or
leans.
Yours, &c. H. MARSHALL
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CHEAPER THAN EVER


FULL suit of superfne cloth made order, in the
"a substantial and fashionable STYLE be procured for
$40 MOFFATTS Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establish
ment No "a Catharne street. New York Every article
the line equally low Call and see. -.
s28 l2teodsrh JOHN MOFFATT
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They are all of the class ably commanded, and
ample and sommod.ous The price of
the cabin 500, exclusive of wines and liquors.
Apply to BOYD T. HlNCKEN,
Agents, NO. Tout inc Buildings,
No. SO Wall street.
Goods the agents for forwarding will be
other than the expenses actually paid. au2l
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COAL.
AM selling the best Peach Orchard Coal at IS So for
large NUT IS for and stove screened and delivered
the best order from the yard of King and Green
wich stieets-25 cents less from the boat
oil lmeods PETER CLINTON.
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no good can be attained by remaining among It's
numbers, with majority protesting doctrines
entirely opposite.
The rumor from Washing on, which seems TO
predicate a settlement Of the difficulties with
Mexico without further resort to arms, is not
viewed with satisfaction by the mass Of the peo-
Pile; nor will il be popular measure, unless the
whole expense of the war is paid either in mo-
ney or land by the enemy. A proposltion, SINH
lar in irs nature TO that ul m IT, by the
President, was proposed by Joseph K. III
gel soil, some time SINCE in the House, but met
with very little favor, If Mexico is su ng f,r
peace, however, there can be no good grounds
for refusing it, if the two governments can agree
upon the terms.
The " Killers have returned from their anna
teur piratical excursion down the Delaware river,
and have now resumed their old haunts in Moya-
mensing. They returned few eve nings since by
land, armed with guns and bludgsons, and
marched in regular order through the streets,
and half maddened by liquor, insuted seve-
raj females, who did not take refuge in their
homes upon the approach of the outlaws
Stock sales still continue dull and a further de-
cline in State IS has taken place to-day. A sale
Of $1,000 took place At g.
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp-$400 United Stsss Bank Notes. rs; 1000
State 5s, 60; IS Harrisburg RR, 10
AFTER sALEs-S0 Reading RR, sax; 100 0irard Bank,
"a; 1000 State 5s, 80; 90 Reading RR, 33k.
SEcoNp BoARD-l0 Kentucky Bank, IN
AvrrR SALEs-20O0 Reading RR Bonds, u; 10 Grard
Bank, ~; 100 Reading RR, ssE.
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,Igrom the New York Tribune 1

cuRr y!f9T ne NH Sfw M VII TTn I,sY BALLAD
iSzsssS r. %seis$
By OF esioms prs.efib.d for md :.si
his dsease) by reputable physician Prostitution paralysis
and syneop followed by the gradual decay 81 s
and blind the midst Of aoiuermrd and fearful torures
and at length was deprived by nce.aut and dreadful qIesrs
Ms asoninsd body. .o.e palate &c were compile ely
destroyed rendering his and his d~formty beyond
nued through period Of ten years during which
he unable even 20 lie IN bed but wore out the
S fses % & he
stated that he enjoyed from time 70 time the atieniions
s E : E
Just returned from the sufferer G c. Bristol
the papers should be induced Try its virtues upon poor
Wyckof. as there was no hope of his living m,ay Day:
though he had himself hardly hope upon Waiting him, q
the MANNED life Che being then deaf dumb, blind
have stated. and what him Of and
he resolved TO make the attempt and did mshs
far as possible that he should be- For the 1--WE years ci
lowing, he has enjoyed ali the health which compsubs
fragment. Of legs. with restored eye By
signs and takes an interest in whatever going ON around
choose him The extraordinary character Of the
wrought in his That the Extract Of Sarsaparlls
have long ago experienced and borne tssony and the
sight of this poor victim but be rendered subserven
the caressness with which Caoms and Kindred psp.rs-
lions are often dispensed by his life will mot have
painfully revoltngbu those who have relations friends
suernE from uceIations &C. especially those prodgcsd
practicabity Of We make this statement
y from the Representations of others but they persons
place implicit reliance. isi iwsmc
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carry about 80 men. but her full complement, all
told seventy I've. The armory well supplied and
would arm shote party Of fifty men Jssks patent
carbines; loaded at the brsech; without ramrods
well adapted to Jack Tars use, who never
rod wtaout sticking II into his ssmass eyes" The
rest consists Of Pstos with percussion locks like the
barbines, boarding-pikes and axes, and old Roman
swords for hand.to-hsnd struggles. She has too an
excellent medci chest selected under the eye of the
commander. We have not attempted minute and
NAUTICAL description of the various and 'houghuuy be-
slowed internal arrangements Suffice It to say, that
the quarters of officers mon, decks magazine store
and mess rooms cooking and engine apartments, all
appear to be perfectly adapted to the services and
capacity Of the vessel Like most Of national ships
each particular spot is scrubbed and cleaned with
scrupulous nicely No housewife SO tidy and careful,
but she could borrow valuable notions of the perfection
of unsuled neatness, from the often washed decks Of
the Dallas Since the re-commencsment Of work upon
her. she has been under the general charge and super
vision of Lieut. Douglass Otinger The naval construc
tor 10 Mr. Lupton, whose labors have been commend.
ed to US in warm terms When In service, LIST Lieut.
snant will be assigned to her. The present able corpse
Of officers are Lieut. Ottinger, commanding Lieutenant
Hyatt. and Messrs French and Hays, Engineers The
Gunner, MIR. John Irwin, is intelligent and efficient
sailor whose conduct has met the cordial approval Of
the commanding officer The Boatswain John Tye. Is
also old salt and excellent seaman who is conf
IDENTIFY expected to merit Like commendaton.--BuFalo
Courier, .dugusf4.
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PnI.ApE1pY,A. Aug. G. 1876.

The heat Of the weather is rapidly increasing;
to-day, at three o'clock, the thermometer stood
at SO.
Mr.. Kinsoe, formerly connected with the Spi-
rn Of the Tunes, is about to start a new penny
paper to be entitled the Peoples Friend and Ia
riff Advocate. The name he has adopted explains
fully the character of the publication; but its sue
cess is rather doubtful. nasmuch as the Spirit Of
IN. Times now takes that side of the question, and
will no doubt retain all the subscribers II has
among that clique of the democratic party pro
Tossing to be dissatisfied with the new tarifi.
and those who are so firmly welded to their pre-
diectons for the tariff of 1872, will be more like.
ly to leave the party altogether, when they find
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Naval Intelligence.
UNITED STATES SHIP RARITAN, !
D~.-., v.,l., C1


PENSACOLA, July n
Tell your mercantile friends that they need not
feel any alarm about Mexican privateers. In fact
the Mexcans down, and any offer from us for
any terms of peace will be accepted. The pos
session of the Castle Of San Juan d'Ulloa is Of no
importance, for it is bockaded so that not fishing
boat can come out of the harbour without our
permission, and we can land any where on the
coast at pleasure.
The board Of naval post captains which convened
at Washington by the Secretary Of the Navy, recon-
mended for promotion to the grade Of Captain Comman
ders Gauntt, Ogden and Conover; Commanders Henry
Ramsay and Downing were overslsughed Lieuts
Glendy Henry, Pinkney. and Upsher were recommen-
ded for Commanders; Lieut. John H. Little being ever
slaughed. Lieut. Blake also recommended for the
next vacancy. Passed Midshipmen Pearce Robertson,
Brown. lizard, Worden and Blanton have learn also
been nominated for the rank Of Lieutenant
The frigate Columbia Capt Richie, the only u:
s. man Of war in port at Rio Janeiro the 10th Of
June The sloop Of war saratoga had gone to the
Northern ports and the brig Bainbridge was on her
way TO the Rio de Ia Plata where the sloop Of Ply
mouth was at last accounts.
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The Americnn Army.

The celebrated Marshall family of Kentucky,
presented in the Mexican by Brigadier General
Thomas Marshall Of Lewis county, Col. Humphry Mar
shall. Of Louisve; Capt Thomas Marshall of Wool
ford he orator and by others Of less note. The
nection equally well Represented in the Of 1884,
We published paragraph from the Detroit .ddvsrti
yesterday stating the rumor that the commanding
officer Fort wilkins Lake Superior. refuses to
until he receives orders direct from the War Depart
ment" The commanding officer cannot 60 we under.
stand, without leaving large amount Of government
property unprotected and he does feel himself at H.
berry to do this without explicit orders from head quar-
ters.-Bufaio Express
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The Revenue Service.

There IL lying in this harbor, and nearly ready
for revenue service, the United States steamer
Dallas" She ia three mastsd schooner, with two
topsails, and two topsallsnt sails, and a gan
she Is supplied with royals top masts and topgalsnt
steering sails Her extreme length from head TO tars,
isabout hundred and fifty feet her burden three
hundred and sixty tons Her engine 10 Of hundred
and twenty horse power and be worked up TO over
two hundred Her peace armament is single eighteen
FOUNDER Of French pattern swinging pivot In war.
she would carry ixtyour FOUNDER, having decks and
strength enough for ninetysix FOUNDER. she will now
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PRIVATE UIStASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.


pARTlCULAR MOTIF. Y -Pstents residing in any part
let the disease be Of what kind msydelic-te
decae private otherwise II will be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose the
crssay remedies with directions forwarded
In this instance the fee 1851 which wi, include all ex
penses must be enclosed post paid aud directed to
w. r. DICKINSON, Agent,
" Nassau street. Herald Buildings,
Where one Of the Memben-Doctor McDonneil-is
''"A' THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the cure OF Gononh9a elects strict1res weskne'
Of nocturnal emissions and all disca Res
from the ureth This powerful divretc ours sooner than
an other remedy discovered without interfering IN
any way with business Pic VI perpot
SARSAPAnlLlNE
Prepared bv the oege, is The active prnple OF me Ee
nuine Il approved by the college Tor the
Of scrufua, he umatsn, culr-ous erupoh
and pains OF the bones. syphc symptoms ana the
Of diseases consequent njudicuus use NEE
cary aud unskIIui medical treatment Price, VI per bottle
NON-Mt RCrrRIAL BACK DROP.
This vau bie Alternative is sure remedy IN Syphis bot
primary and constitutional should be resorted 70 lmme-
dstey after the first appearances OF the disease resons
who have eruprions The skim yeneresl nodes
scrofnls disease arising from Impure state o.
Sl--csses OF half a dozen, IS.
Carefully packed sed forwarded all Of the Union
w. Y. DICKINSON, Agent; ~ Nassau street.
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IN a sUYJkCT. DEEPLY !NrEkEsriNE TC

~ MANY. Dr. RAI.PH. Author Of the t" PKivATk TREAr-
begs that he home much possible lex-
cept Sunday for constellation upon any Of the disorders
90 seetor by post: through Box ees Lower Pot
Oce-New York. Also 10 observe that beside gleet, .e1
and the various complicated disorders entaed on these
the suHerer-such weakness and abilig
Of the sexual organ: from Or ssy
urinary q6cfions which ignorantiy called 0ravi
Stone, and which, whoever consult him. depend
receiving the faithful and deliberate attention
The author Dr. Ralph has made the subject Of Dsordn
of the Geniio system his especial study; and
particularly the Of Structure and OF Gravel
form, subjects generally but e understood he believes
Commnncat,on, by post msy II PrsfsTred be addressed
simply Box $50, Lower Post Once, N Y. IL was formerly
thought advisble to give several most eminent names and
references: Ths is now however. no loafs- nsss::ay
hospital experience Of class OF people who literally
large cities, become Only proof Of the gnorant
BFor the convenience Of those at distance and for
travellers the author has contved t!e chest with lock
and key and with his treatise fitted the lid which contains
everything for the immediate and private cure Of
who afford the expense Of persosa AZ
there very different and distinct disorders.
medic the au,ho. patent syringe and 9gsd
for injections pce S. The other containing all that
from the first appearance Of the to the more
advanced or constitutional form also 20 And one ALT
both diseases is $40 This latter is peculiarly 6ued for Ma
rners and Travel These originally designed for
the OF the authors private patients but
those who have experienced their advantage that has
wsrded carefully to ofthe United States
Post Once or Dr. RALPH' 30 Greenwich -. street., New
York. IS Iwsr
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lrrom Inc OF LOUIS Era, July W
By the officers Of the steamer Nimrod, which arrived
yesterday from Weston. learn that she left Fort Lesv
enwor'h on Sunday last and up to that time but three
volunteer companies were on the ground Ceptan Ed
monsons horin's and Geddings the former under
gong inspection preparatory to being marched into
wee. From tol kearney nothing later of interest had
oeen received The report concerning the death of Capt
aoore and the defeat Of his company in the Mexicsn
country proves to he totally false The troops from this
county under the command Capt Edmonson we've gem
orally we although there was some little sickness pre-
vaiiing among them: The steamer Gen. Brooke was
hourly expected ct the Fort from Council Bluff with
FIVE hundred Mormon volunteers raised by Capt Allen
TO serve during the war train Of wagons had started
day or two previous to the arrival Of the Nimrod for
Bsnts Fort with provisions, and another would be des-
patched 20 soon 90 tesmster could be obtained Il was
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* Hf}E PRIVATE CHESTS,
= o C0Nv IENCE OF
= AM4KELLERS. M.dRINERS,

0R thoss = dstsnce, and who Teqaire q private aad
" rapid eure DR. Ralph has coutrved little mahogany
with lock and key and his Pfvss Treatise 6tisd The
trea ment with than sufficient for the of any
One little larger containing thing secssssry
both complaints peculiar adapted
veers THEY'RE sent carefully wrapped distance
For particulars, Advert. ement on the last page.
aut wv
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nlsEASES OF The URINARY OnSANo-sucn
~ Chronic and acute diseases OF the
Bladder, Leucouhoea whites,
IRE hra, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, GonorrhBs, Inability
Oleets, Weakness OF the parts &c.
s,eedy and eecusy removed by Abenethys Botasi-
Pills without particle OF mercury They equal
y suitable for females They give tone and energy % the
generative ly f experienced from tnking
other medicines For sale Apothecaries Hall Cashs
rne street. and III Maiden lane. Price g. with directions.
az
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L
pretty good idea of college tricks and fe Con.
veyed in The arrest and trial Of young freshman.
AK of IL o'clock p M The audience dispersed all
apparently having been entertained the WHOLE to
their satisfaction They listened to superb music by our
Hartford Bandto dead lsnguage-dssertations on &c.
MUS to the origin Of the Parhenon--the "love at
sgh Of Indian maid for OF the pale face capves
many things about the Halls Of the Montezumas'the
Goldfish arstocraoy" with which cursed, roughly
in the image # man ,
variety enough to suit any audience.
junior EXHIBITION
The following the order OF exercises the Junior
exhibition of Trinity College, this Wednesday evening,
August 9TH:
Voluntary on the organ
Prayer.
I. Latin Sautatory %. 8. Gilman, Connecticut
q Ascendsncy of the Passions-E. Faxon Connecticut
'How ExcellentD-Chorus by Handel
How excellent thy name, o Lord,
In all the world is known;
Above ell heav'ns, king adored,
How hast thou set thy glorious throne.
8. The tnfui6ed destiny Of genius-Chsrles r. Chap
4 The Iron Mask A poem-w. c. Chapman, New
York
Quintette-By Samuel Webbe.
s. The Grecan Mythology-Charles +. Hale, Conncc-
tcut.
8. sublimity of the ocean-Henry 8. Steele, Connec
ticut
sanctus-By Mozart
Holy, Lord God Of Sabaoth
Heaven and earth full Of the majesty
OF thy glory Hossnna in the highest.
T. Success no test Of Merit-James Bridge Massa-
8. The Spanish Protestants-samusl Benedict, Now
York.
Voluntary on the Organ.
As the mail is about starting, | have only time
to add that the exercise fully sustained the hereto
fore well earned reputation Of the commence
ment exercises Of Trinity college.
Tomorrow is commencement. More anon.
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MEDICAL. AtD-

CPEEDY CURE-DR. GREGORY, No. 3 Roosevelt
- one from Chatham has successful OBJ
Grafton method wher BY he is caring recent cases Of
private malady the short space Of days To me-
dca wishing the recipe the price will BE-
Sg0--fee for cure, from IS TO $40.
Apply as above, to DR. H. Gregory au3lwsmc
MEDICAL ADVICE-DOCTOR LAMERT is comb
vi dsutaiiy consulted at his once, % Gold street,
Fulton all diseases OF private His treatment
being mud and udicious requires neither esn
in diet OF hindrancc from business Debility nervoes
constitutional arising from ndscreet indulgeuces Of
passions, causing nightly emissions, and eventually i'm
potency the Doctors attention. his object being
restore the that Of originally
Designed Structure disease fs9uensy existing wIshou.
sometimes caused by the nsslsst Of the parties tne1
enclosngs fee attended and medicine with
advice, to part Of the United States Once "
Gold street. AZ 1wsm
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NJ QUACkEkt-DOIlvn Cvvrhn, Dsa~s
~ street, member OF tns Royal College Of Surgeons,
which he without hindIanc: from bust
Recent he in few days. practice OF
twelve year. enables DIR. e. to cure the most obstinate
structures without pain.
Debility resulting from secret habit in by young
Prorassd giee, syphiiitc eruption and ulcers aEs.
waited by quacka thoroughly cured by Dr. g. perct
guaranteed charge Dr. c. regularly educated
phvsirisn and surgeon. au7 Stsr
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THE EYE.

hH. WHEELEK, UcuIist, NO . ofeenWich sreet, ~
~ York the Battery devoes his exclusive attention to
diseases the Eye and Ophhamic Surgery, and the
public that there not amongst the numerous diseases 70
which cannot essentially relieved cured by him The
vast mber testimonials which be seen az
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice not
ceeded either by that OF any other oeut
in the United States, 60.
~ Odice hours from M. to O'Clock NJ, aftsr which
he visits door patients. - 81 .-.,
ss Acs Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted On
reasonable terms. -.
several instances Of great effected BY Dr. Whselerh
mode be had grstuiousiy ms resoeuee
The same will be forwarded to any one making sppicstoa to
nm by ietter post paid mvI2 lmsw
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RAILROADS, &C.

Il red d
IN the Canal caused by he late freshef having been
Dared, the PiONEER 4 EXPRESS LINE, Railroad
and canal from Phadelphis Pittsburgh, commenced it,
regular trips Tor the Monday the Of April
leaving the Depot No IA Market street. DAILY. at ~
By this route passengers will all augue aud dam
cd in daylight
For further information apply the od-esablished Once
alo smsrrc A. t. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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CHUKCH'S VEGE ABLE LOIION.
UyuJs highly valuable Cosmetic will Externally erup-
rons on tie ,es and skin, pmpss blcches
tsfter ian reckes and The OF the Lotion
FOR short time, will establish clear and brilliant ppsS.
Sold in bottles AZ IS cent. esch la bowerS corner
Of Spring Also by Mrs. Hays. BrookIvr.
mvsimsw
ITO JEWELLERs, ,MINiATURE rAINTERs H.
i c. j. HARTNETT, No Courisndt mreet near
Brosdway, Wholesale retail Msnufacturers OF Irsveng
Writing, Dressing and JsweIy Bores Miniature CssSs sna
Tor silver Plate neatly arranged 70 order ,o r5sys
chains rings, keys PINS, thmbles pencils &c 49,.
variety Of the above articles coastrn'y On nJ ~
m s. - N Jrue - ~" myi3imsis
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.

FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier at the foot of Courtlandt street.
The low-pressure steamboat EMPIRE, captain r. B. Macy
..ayes the foot OF Courtlandf Tuesday Thusda,
md Saturday evenings, O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM. H. Peck, will
o'clock
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive in time to take
he Morning Train Of Cars from Troy west to Buffalo,
'orth to Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain
For Passage Freight apply board, the Once
he wharf
No freight taken a6ter 3k O'Clock.
NOTlCE-Al goods, freight bank bills, specie, or an,
theI kind Of propery positively the owners risk j26r
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Skx- Jacket FOX HAVRE--sccord Line--The
Mn packet ship UTICA, Capt y. Hewitt, viii sail on
LIST Of Sept bSr ss,sh, S q ssiss; W
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TROY MOKNlNG AND EVENING LINE

TROY MOkNlNG AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
sAQ7 - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier at the foot Of Barclay street.
Landing Peeksk West Point, New
'uryh Hsnt9a Milton, Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rhine.
leck u. Red Hook Bristol Catskill, Hudson, Coxsacke
Kin derhook and Baltimore.
Breakfss and dinner on board the boat.
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday, Wed.
aesday and friday Mornings A. NJ
The steamboat TROY, Captain 0orham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning opposite days.
For freight apply board the ONCE the
wharf.
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49, LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
4Al Train leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New Yorh
side, every moruing at A. NJ, for Boston,
$500 ALSO, trains from Brooklvn side at o'clock and
I've %auts: and sh NJ, and and r. NJ. daily The !,
FarmnRdale and and the latter all places the
'oad jeIsr