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miscellaneous.

TO THE VISITORS OF THE COUNTRY.
TT FACT generally known that there are III on
nrctcul along the shores OF The sound some OF the most
delightful places summer retreats with which our coun-
try leeus Among them shine most con,picuolsy the
lovely village Milford ana MerNlns Point, about >;
miles distant II difficult choose which OF the two
places II Is pcssbnes abide But from the experience
OF hose who have visited them, perhaps the Point could
be more particularly recommended consequence OF the
advantages morning and evening sea bathing Tins
was one places tina; the Brush pluudered during
our Revolutionary struggle There then but house,
on the Point which was owned by MI Mer"ln, The
father OF the prc.eu residents. There now several
brothers who reside At the Point each OF whom pro-
vfrs literally his table and 20 whom happy 10
recommend hl who desire .priG few weeks from The
din aud heat the one thing 'u be taken INTO CON
sderuun easy facility and cheapnes OF travel 10 the
place By tar steamboat Nimrod, Capt. Brook, you
resch Bridgeport thrucc 20 Milford by stage and TO The
Point hy private conveyance The yer, arerH-
BILE owing te aeul,emAniy and polite attention OF The
Captain OF the steNnpOu,. AID 70 tha comfortable, airy
stages and the csreitlne-- gi The drivers.
VISITOR OF THE POINT"
y BIT WI be prudent for those visiting t1r plhcr 10
nav their fare on board Tie boa; Tor The whole route, mas
much ~ here are several hackmeR a; Bridgeport who
make ;heir business watch Tor customers and
tin lake the most rH-caiiv advantage OF them By charging
them IN I'VE six times the regular
amount OF fare hoped ;aat the citizens OF bridgeport
Will soon put a quetusf this piece ofrasca.liy
ONE WHO HAS BEEN THROUGH THE MILL
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Wsrdwel wssson; $50 bdls hoops NJ Buchanan
T9s Leather ayes; u bdls PeYe k5E:Isy' = DO DO
Simmons; 20 bdIs scoops Townsend SAyr- Co;
6xs goods Corlies, Haydock Co: bales 4 swift
odls box Cooler < Hin; % kegs spikes PA; Sro-
bxs goods : Grosveuor i Co.
Troy end tIi- Iron Tcw-boat Line. \ G Teai-Berge
HeaEu-i2i bb.. hou- ScyGaI.. Reed & Coz ise DO }
Reed. DO SEyda-u, Sage Co, 20 casks zshes, Kent
Ws!dror: ,; do Wisner Gale; 70 kegs butter LPpiaco
Reynolds; 81 DO b5i 5ees7ya1 How; Is oass
wool Mcbride x Lord: packs els-=kl-s W ! u
White L roll. leather L Ransom; Is bols Pors Good
hue Co
sour Warrng CO, is DO " Hoy Son: 1912 90 suy
dam, Reed Co; % Go Dows Car 50 90 polk Ken.
E.r. spies Pierson Co; 30 bales ~addi1s " Mon
90 sneetngs ACc!icc!oss SOn DO cotton yarn Lord
boxe. axes Consa Eis Co; bales shee:.as- Leonard
II N.coIl; empty hbds scrlbner Coolidge = bales
shiring. Wood Merritt 20 DO 500 q cogg'l 1 Go; :
cask sshe. bbs 6e-srax Hy-lop Cothn boxes paper
Pare. ( Co; 80 empty barrels Baehe Son Co.
~! IBIS sour Duraa La,hrop & CO. lis DO Dwight,
Beals Co: 5 DO sshes kegs butter w Gus 4 Coz IS
bsI-. hemp Chateau, VI i Sanford; u DO SeFvbod
CO. ~ do D l Ssvre; p do Silver Sor;haIn DO
NcC;reyor Morris; Il 10 Ecrsn, Lees GO; DO Fran
-; g.rp.,; cases mas Gault Ballard: boxe- bale
Vbe-ier Croker Co: bales skins Kirnr1e Ege-soI
sam. Lne-Barre Seyv-Y oIs-54 5p= whlsky Il : an
pi.Iir. . ba-rcls Bsce son; hoSes goods D;H Ar
mold : do II s TulHgha-t; 90 heene- 1900 bushels
MAJ ar n aeBarge Inaependerce-.5o bl- aour
kirk 81 do pork Lewis; - cases sat " u W me-
bale wool Wilson Cobb; is DO Ives. Hooker Co.. y
do z Chaplin 1850 bush barley J ! " Schayer
Duran.. I.attrop Co Line-Boat Slack-jee' bush
corn l53 bbl. i0ur Duran La,hrop * Co.
Tremper Plat; Co Lne-Barge Mi!an-S' head catt:e
l5l sheep and lambs Couger, 80 sheep and lambs
Hck q bales hay 2l tubs butter 80 bb eggs % co rult
900 bush COO do corn 500 Go new rye 10 ooi' rye
People. oswero Line, :. see-Boat Young Hick-
ory57 bb.s aour Suydan, Sage CO.. So dc do aouF l.
6 Trask.
same Lne-Boa Andes-275 bbs four Hoy, Som
IS do Suvdan Sage CO.. 2a0 bush ship stuff Steel:
pkgs butter Sou,hworth, Beach Il boxes cheese
Boyce "a do White Co.
Horse-eO bbs provisions 81 do 20 bbis pork ss DO
lard IS kegs DO Suydarn Sage CO.. cssk bacon DOS
lard do ginseng do ashes Suydam, Reed Co; do
Balls: do Valentine Bartholomew; 30 bdls board J
NoryGl; II bales wool Conan Hopkins 4 Co; p boxes
cheese John Bovce: a do Perry; rs odls paper Nor
val: Dbl eggs r White & Co; do Elliott & Co
Oufyvaiers Line-Barge Columbia from Red Hook
1900 bush oa. 800 do LOT wheat - bbls and
baskets ru. sheep and calves 100 tubs butter IS bbs
houy IS do eggs 100 bales hay Captain 40 III oOs eggs
levitt x Son
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Trnde of Ihc undsnn.
Pre.:scr AVID CouH;ry Merchandise 4rriins G: N Yers
HsesLtsl Sgxeaa..y for n. Ns..- YORK T-,snn.

Pros;.ce a.G Ce4H:ry Merchandise -irriGiRs c: N Ies
RsPoytea SF~eas!.y fer Tx Ne.s- York T-,sp..
Albany \ New-Icrk Line, Mstacr-BA,g- Uuca-l+o
bas aour pows 6ul,ean: ~ do Z, " Durham l Son;
/; DO puws Cary, s. DO Nen;. N;nnaa CO, - do Il
Traiton: Is do COrn; is casks ashes Z 7 Il Gibson )
do SpNulerc, log b6ls hSgor L } HeucS IS do pro
visions kcnt Knnar y Coz ) bales cotton VI Wiley !
Coz no 90 + L Estes Go wool Hilhar; hsyer sacks
do " Martin. IA do Il CogSil 10 boxes sco.s Pu;-
nam 4 Coz 81 rolls hair Eisi n hols .Ard DO pro
visions w Durham Soa rolls iesiher \ Ransom
& Co; = kegs butter y Powers aNN bushels wheat
Dows CARY, = sacks feathers johisor's Soa
Swjttsurv Line. 4 NS Sanivccrd-barsv Superior-4N
bhs aour 400 hi do VI Hoyt& SON 81 DO al SanvooFd'
$50 do 100 bes whisky Il DO taow do ashes Z i Pease
New-York and Troy Line, W 5 GriAth-barSe Clinton
$50 bbls aou. W Griffith $50 bushels rye ke:ehrm
Perry; iSS ehis four Suy6sn Sage Co; bales wool
Brown; 81 BOXES cheese Csrs lis DO Y casks do
Ferguson SsfIIraa; 10 Dc Eset Lockwood 4 Cei DO
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Books.
,--ru0 TETs MORNING

PUBLIsHED THIS MORNING.
rrTTr'S NEW WORK-Eihan AAen or, The
Kings Mer-aa Historical Nose!, 3E me auiaeF Of
- :; 7 xryforir .. Faisl Legacy &c &c.
E-rs fl- o=v eth he dl'sfuI :A;e
~ grEcoYSE and his a-Ily great,
Who 20 proudly did display
tn. fs-.or o: ds<putlc sway
r. govrEz aad sSIDU. a-d ri.ry ;aTssis
Hang s-su brought ioF D.: TORI nA;r GAIts-
To bed !oyv % TIE United STATES
Revolutionary baac
HI. = decidedly The be-; woTs q ss..s !e ~ H Vs.
49, N5yrtaln Soys under 1s-n notorious !eaie' So'Ie,
T,bs ,s7 The characters ,=e strongly drawn ana 'He
800. --5 situations romantic And exciting
P--so7. lsa~ir- he CRY Tor steT;-s Pace'w 90
70 p-oc- a copy Of II, work 10 vt.e sway ne i;ine
sf o.se-, s-e requested send Z tietr orders
- =: - WILLIAM Il. GRAHAM,
-, So Tribune Buildings
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r=~ Norri.rown Hydrepathic Institution

McsslsroyrN y Tine Bathing seecriI'odalof' oi Il-s
e>:ahlis,ei have recently been ensFg-d-ySA;h ae iS'
r,nY.h . prr Bath 10 feet II length snd i-ti deep :" "a
Doucie OF 3 rs fall supplied rom epr!is q pT-s
uloSnts,u Ssit.r HE Temperature ~ which = % ces ~
bo;h Summer and WInier aavs been built Win Appr.
prai Dressing Rooms, &c. This lrSul1tion hss no"
trv Docte ami Plunge Baths supplied IRON springs
OF purrs: and coolest
The male and female departments proviee VIE eN-
perseneed and ecleui assistant, and every facility Is a.
orleS ;o5 thorough and systematic application OF ne y
er treatment The Baths Diet ard Exercise. &c are u
der he PERSONA. supervision sEd direcon OF liz principal
Alphcaaou % be made BY letter lposDadl 10 D. DtA'
TER. Nor'lsiown y J. or al ~ WA.er-s- New-GoTk.
,
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the former disic. until May June of 1915 and that at
the present tine there ia perfect rash into the Cou'
ties Immediately adjoining Green Bay.
The St Louis New Era says:-"Ihe money
market has improved very much Of late and there ap
pears to be more confidence in all descriptions OF TX
change and Banking paper than has existed Tor s0ie
time previous Sight Draite Nevf OK fniade! phla-
Boston and Baltimore 70 oe had at per cent PR
MUM on PittsburG per cent premium ana on
Nevr.Oreans and Mobile Al ri per cent discount
There much less Indiana and Ohio money ahoa' anu
the small notes Of those received "!in less
prehension than heretofore
A letter from Rochester, n Y Of the 2ith INST,
says:
The .igh.ness 0: the money u,arke and dull tines
have caused several ailures among our merchants Win!
in short time One large mercantile horae and " men
vas largely engaged in the produce market went oy e
board last week for large amount Their liabilities are
all In Eastern cities and amount las rumor ssys 70
nearly s2oa0oo general feeling OF regret is mani
tested By our business at the result az me mouse
has from ia operations n butter chee'e WOOL az
been the means Of circulating more money among the
farming community generally thaa any other mouse n
Western Eew-York: and tne failure though not difec'
" will affect the whole OF that interest
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z ri HAMILTON FERRY.-rhe steamboats,
1a--1iOLAS. Capt Richard Yates, and PRO
PRIETOR Capt II. Mallun, wi! run every week day on
the above Ferry until farther notice. follows Leaving
EAST RfVHR-Foot Of P,te't 9: A NJ II P. VI. ) Go.
Hhteh4H &: o'clocA A. " 10 do do ? r VI 81 do COMFY
Hand II o'clock A. VI. II. do do D. T. VI. do
NORTH RIVER-Foo; of Iianipi0nd-a II A VI. 3 7. NJ.
Canaiu Iii a VI st " Harrson-st. II do. 10. ~ 2.
NJ Pie, No. 8 u VI. p. VI C0ney biGad /. 7. ". Q
p ". Landing Fort Hamilton each way. Fare 2i
THOMAS BEiLBY, Proprietor
~ BSages will be IN readiness the arrival OF the
boats Fort Hamilton 10 lake passengers 10 Ne"Crech,
and Bath Coney Island 10 !aAu passengers the
upper houses Jy2s Stir
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of StOcks. Sc see FomtA Page.

WEDNESDAY 2. NJ
The passage of McNay's bill in the Senate has
operated untavoraby in the and farther decline
of about per has been the result, making TO y
per the iancles since yesterdays First Hoard
The amount OF business done was not very large. III
the Second Board the market continued TO decline.
In Exchanges there is nothing new to notice
The operations are moderate at quoted rates.
Freights remain dull at 7-32d for Cotton and Is
lOld for Flour to Liverpool The supply of vessels is
ample Some Cotton is said TO have boon shipped at
7l6d.
The Mutual Insurance Company will pay divi-
jend of twenty per on quidstcd claims on demand
The Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company
has declared semi annual dividend of 81 each share
payable to New York stockholders at the Phoenix Bank
the lst OF August
The uncurrent money market is not very active
but the rates keep up pretty high The following quo
taiions are given in Thompsous Bank Note Reporter
S,ly at
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Cor.,,,un,iye.. beware |.

slru,ive habit may generally be known by Ae proi.-
nruce brightness their eyes high cheek bones narrow
chest and delicate complexion To such We say beware
of slight cold lie; the t>t cough pe iof Irsof
10 .A; and certain remedy That remedy vi! De found
in Pes.e Hoarhound Candy preparation winch has be-
o sroU. thrcuglu The civilized world for IL extra
ori,rurv cures OF ali pulmonary di>eAses Il compound
ed az lyvrniy.hye vegetable elements esch II ieet oeneS
sod al - yision--t 10 Actor House Ito Broadway 90
Broadway corner Of Csm;ue and brdiorG-sts and M
2 =, Wv $50 rs!ton.>;. Brooklyn js-s
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DIED

On the Odd Inst at Lebanon, Huntcrdon Co. N. ,
WILLIAM VAN DEREN. Esq. aged - years
In Philadelphia the 9th inst Nicholas lie Hurry
in the 49th year OF his (on of the late Nicholas l.
Huray, SEM of the Island of Guernsey, and for nun
Der Of years resident OF TINT city.
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WASHINGTON POST President

A. B. HopGss Secretary.
70 The ADORE Company continue, 70 insure Merchandise,
D,rellnc Houses aud Furniture aganst lose, By Frs on
terms a, 4aorable any o;isI responsible COmpa"y
All !oses sustained b. thus Company promptly and O-
,-aIiu ..,tL.d Jy2S 2yyi-eod
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S.eTs Nso-&S u eaSresf EzG General De5t!I:s Ls-
pc-sia GlnGsce. Indigestion and Of ipretsse he
be-, remedy In The world, and ;.eir extensive use WIKI
observation-disclosures he the medical
fraternity ru>t sssu-e the afflicted Of arr merit Sold
yyha.a and retail BY Wys. hrichar! No ~ Fulton
=, y y Z Il T Williams. Mac-sL Ne" ARK, y. J. Pr.cr
81 h,,.l,. ,iy bottles for iy,S 6.s-
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The anniversary Of the glorious event OF
which brought freedom 600 slaves in The British Coz:
on.s in 1884, Will celebrated by the Aooiuor:sis oi
New York nv public meeting al the King rsirvaA
Chapel near Hudson Sunday evening Au=us' "a Aa-
viii be delivered by WILLIAM T. ALLAN 81 lii
uois SYDNEY Howard GAY and OLtvESJoHNsc> o: New
York Let there be u large meeting !EopS'
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fashionable Clothing.
SEG-YoRk
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. W. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
ID informs hi. patrons and the public generally, that he
in- ed to the NrViorN Cash Tailoring Establish
mrui No ~ Futou--t.. Broadway, where can be
found an assortment OF Cloths Cassmeres est
ings which will be made order III The most iashiona
BILE -tvlc for cash.
MA : Fisher will have charge OF the cutting depart
rn.n, To those who know Mr. f's unrvaed qualities IN
the Is 10 say than 10 name INN III
connection with that department OF the business
4 choc, and general assortment Of genlemens fancy
,lr.s. articles constantly on hand lyl2 2awtf-
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce. stock, &c. by the
New-NorA aud Erie Railroad Company

% p"Es 3&seT lot eows aad hogs Capt Rowe; s. Pkg
oSsAe's a''Ga>en, - pkss butter 70 hogs Brown
- mead Sast+ kyeIso' rolls leather Moda. 81 pix.
butter NNpt Ns' ie 10 CAp Ke,chula; IS hogs do ID
bats Mr. Sa'aet' i 10 YAH : Lees loJ p ZION " Il
Townsend.
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nrI.nrdner,s Lectures.

Thosc persons who have taken Lardners Lectures IN
numbers will please notice that any OF the back num-
bcrs TO complete imperfect may still be obtained
The publishers cannot promise make up complete sets
Tor any great length OF time.
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MARRIED

In this City ut the Graham House the Doth inst, by
Rev. .. II. Wellington JOHN FITCH CLEVELAND 10
ESTHER G. GREELEY, all of New iork.
In Ipswich, July - Mr. F. G. Treadwell Jr. of New
York. TO Miss Mary Dukes daughter Of William Oakes,
Eco of Ipswich
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~ Corns.-Cu

~ Corns Cure WsrrAnied-The Arabian Corn
,c-Isl cure :or cors, : easily applied aud
give, immediate, relief IL case /: should Ia. - th
money " N be refunded For sale by DAVID SANDS /
CO. No = raSi SroAi,ysy 100 FutoaS;. and . Broad
,vay { H. Rim lss Broadway: { Hubbard, iSs Hudson
-; wys; KrichAul 1T Fuor-st J. Smith 81 Spring
Pricr y c-f.,s per hoy iyii i-1eocis
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Posi- CsfIcE. NEw-YoRS July so, 1876.
~ Steamer Great Britain, from Newly ork.-

-fer> " NJ be received this Office FOR he above Steamer
unsI T. NJ on Saturday Tie Isl August inst The iresiit
on III frr- per the above Steamer. 10y al arrangement
win b.r con,,gnrts VIII b. - cents for Letters weighing
,,,s or ,ss and - cent. each additional hall
49, ROBERT II. MORRIS, ?. NJ Jy5o -
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tfstti.-..slN Excursions-A sail ACROSS tho Hudson
River TO liOboken and .ien walk TO tho
EysRn Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF the place will prove the most easily accomplished and
attractive u u rural excursions that be made from the
city.
The grounds present charming aspect. the trecs
being in leaf, and the soil covered with rich turf.
The walks in excellent order having been consider
ably embellished the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will DO in attendance
Colorado, E!ysian Fields, excellent Band Of
Music which Will perform selections from tho iayoriie
Operas, popular airs, marches waltles &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats
Night boats run from Hoboken 10 Barclay-st. until II
O'clock Frrrage 81 cents myl +nisua-
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Samuel Winc,s. Frederick w Fsvre Washington Post,
Chas O. Handy. Nicholas wyckoa, A. +. Van Bosserek
William Lay,in, Andrew c Benedict, Jeremiah Johnson,
Thos. McE!ra.h Sauuel H. C!app, Francis Du Bots,
Lemuel Richardson.
WASHINGTON POST. President
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MODEL OF NETWORK

MODEL OF NETWORK
IN CARVED WOOD.-rhs immense work OF Ar. by =
IPor,er BeLen exhibition 1.-THE Minerva Rooms
400 Broadway Th, Model represents every building saed
Tree and other object the CITY l. has been N progress
for more Than wear and upward OF enc hundred persons
have been employed is constucrcu uclGdng oIe OF
tie irst Artists. American and Europesl
Above the Model Is GOTHIC CANOPY, OF the uost
highly decorated carved containing N different COM
psrten. OIL Paintings OF OF the principal business
establishments III the City.
Hour. OF exhibition from A. ". 10 10 P NJ Tickets 3
cent?, Season t.ckrs 80 cents IVA les
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Correspondenee of ~ Tribune.

MON JI!I, .'IICIIsaII' JuIE ~ I'l7''
Our farmers have got through their harvest
Accounts from all part of the State give light crop
v.rv much shr,nk; if in other states As bad Will
ce-sarily advance present prices Of flour Wheat Is
now worth With u only "a Cd per bushel At which the
f.r,,nrs will ma. soil
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II Death TO Bcdbug..-,

u Death TO Bedbugs.-Tho>e who sre 50 uliorli
aa:e 10 have moved INTO house which infested VII
these animals need not be discouraged for WITH oee poi
lie OF Beio1g Remedy they conquer ary q tee-
Price . cents. For sale By DAVID SANDS CO. Y
Ess, Broadway, ee.rss MsIse.sL AID lea FgiIca'sa
iyif irecSis
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Post Otice, NEw-YoKS, July q. 1875:
RI Steamer Cambria from Bosion--Ih- Mall to'

d., ahcve steamer ys closed 81 tbs Once OF trlcay
,h ST., ms. AZ :. NJ Postage or al Letters must oe
or.naid 10 Boston OF half 81 ounce or uicef
49,. AMI .a,-l ioua La i ounce cents.
Ne 80 - 81" CIV ROBERT Il. MORRIS, P. ".
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,h country !: now TO be seer, daily frog, 4 NJ 10
DUNLAP & TEoMsoN's
Co-.e-~ato- IS BrozGsy. Tn gigantic pl.1t row az
hbilns i - f--i aizh The base Of t- -; = c.rc
f--ence ana contains upward OF -e- -sorsar: Flowers
and RS been brU1 EI rom - 1aTe haas; without regard
10 -xp--s- Il commonly supposed that The covering
occrs u a The end Of OF hundred years but tais. Ike
,zur other popular Opinions = a. s-Tur the proc 2;
yich he rave ARRIVES - maturity varvIn a-corr- 10
CIRCUMSTANCE. from @ 70 seventy. even 100 Years In
hot Otherwise favorable clAe- grows rapidly. and
soon a-v-s The 81 ~ eTl--uce Y colder
gioa under the care OF The gardener vhsre il = ire
cuenv -,r-accahe 70 serc 70 al ID. maj
accelerate Development = lie longest oe-lod
Aa has been assigned to l. Having acquired - f
which i. pe-.sbrs The aoreT Stem IS sometimes from
hir.y 20 for.v fee; high, and IS surrounded y<i.h nl
t9de OF branches arranged il pyraInidsl forln WIKI
OF Ers.ersh Yellow flowers. which continue 10 De pro
dre-d f1r i,so or three nonths in SUCCESSION The
na;-e count-v OF the American Aloe i the whole OF
America within ne tropics from The plains nearly
level win the stations upon the mountains ele
vson between 9Cl and 1860. feet From these regions
Ia, been transferred TO almost everr oher temperate
country: and Italy, sicily snd SPAN. aas already
oin-d viii Inc Date and h Palmetto give Tropical
D-arance 10 European scenery independently of is beau
" and curiosity, != plants applicable many useful pur
poses Is sap may be made 10 flow br iucisiCns
item ana furnishes '-l-ntei iqgor called oy The Mex
leans pulGue from his agreeable ardent spirit. called
VINO Errcel. ! distilled he rbre= o. IL leaves form
coarse KIND Of thread The dret Towering stems are Al al
most lper,sIabir usCh- th- leaves made
INTO balls winch Will aher 'vgie- Ike soap The fresh leaves
themselves cut INTO slices are occa-ouaiy given 10 ce
and finally the of the lowering stern split !oryi-
udinally by no means bad substitute Tor modern
zor sirup Owing 10 minnie particles OF silica forming one
OF IL constituents AdmitiaEce . cents tickets -
cents children half price,
have nchl-bicorng Ceres IN flower this Saturday,
evening, kindly presented by t-end. Jy25t
u The Proprietors OF hir,y-ave different neyvspa-
pers Pennsylvania alone have given public notice thai V
B. Palmer IS their only authorized gent the OF New
York Philadelphia. Boston and Baltimore For Of
papers Tribune OF 7ih inst AL The papers IN Dea-
ware and many others other States, have gwen similar
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WEAVING REEDS AND HARNESSES

Paterson. Ssw-Jersey.
nrBLIC ATTENTION. Is called 10 Messrs. BAATER
A>HTOS'S supply OF The above articles, IN al s-r
yar;s 5rrs plain aud fancy OF every description They
have t.e u cir machinery II superior style for manu-
fertrip Reeds and Harnesses and enabled 10 i1Fn-
III the!r friends and TIE public On as sood terms Eot
better han snv other establishment n HE LEl0n
v Z. All articles manufactured By inefl are WsrTaned
as presented. ~ :" OsoI.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
PARAsoLs-PRICES REDUCED.

THE attention the ladies invited 10 our present -tocH
OF Para.ols They from Tie manufacturer VINO -ip-
plies The two principal retail establishments - Paris got
an with the utmost and from silks OF ori
nal and exclusive designs mat they are altogether per
lection IN stvr and quality We Offering heu II con-
sequence othe aienrss the reduction
from former prices almost II not quite low a much
rr. l. sold FOR TIFFANY. YOUNG ELLIS
Iy3A Si,..od 2j1 1Gu and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
HIGH BRIDGE over Harlem River, Nev-YorS

HIGH BRIDGE over Harlem River, Neyv-IorS
II Civ july = le+d-DR hELLiSGER: Str-ln justice
TO YOU fohe beneh; OF al who are or may be similar
IS afflicted take pleasure IN informing YOU inai by
the i.c o three bottles o; your LverSOu, my rheumatic
pains are errsiu r,y-ed with which have been afflicted
:or nearly thirty wears. also add mat hare seen u:
--d cut bruises and OF The frlshrfu. char
c-r upon Of l. has aot been 20 II!
N one instance bu, i1var Eby does good Than
pec:ed oft Respectfully ycar-, ARNOLD MASON
Imost cheer:u!ly concur with The above
SAArL OBERT>, Contractor q; The Bridge
To b. had wholesale and retail d. "a Ohn--t New OK
Civ Dr. Surr-l.. Chaiar Dryer, Harlem Railroad Of
zee CIV Han, ParA; drug store corner BrcoH= and
Bos-ry and other stores Throughout; me Country gen.
.r,rl. iv50 !. =.