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CIRCULARS, etc. etc.
Neatly printed at this Office.
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N Many more testimonials are existing approving
Of ,"Wheeler's Teabsrry Tooth Wash" INK as4a
SOLD at Nos. and 2, Browns Hotel, by 0t4t
M. H. STEVENS & EMMONS, ~ 4
Principal Office for the United States No. SO,
Chesnut-street, Philadelphia. may lily
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Certificates Of Ladies and Gentlemen oj
PHILADELPHIA. ,,a " sta.t

It is with gratitude that ! send the following GER
tifcats, hoping that many who suffer will be led by
perunIo Of it, to obtain Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash, which article ! used, and il has effectually
rcured tooth ache, soreness Of the gums, removed
scurf from my teeth, and fully believe has entirely
suffer, having either Of tho same species Of com
plant, will as soon as possible use Whselers Tea
berry Tooth Wash, that they may be relieved. .3
~; En- -, i sJULIANA CULTURAL. !.
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Owing to having taken cold, but mostly in conse-
quence Of the acid Of paint used in coloring prints,
my teeth became very much injured giving excru-
cating pain at intervals for between two and three
years. Wheelels Teaberry Tooth Wash was used,
and has entirely cured them, which, in certificate
form, send. that those who wish perfect remedy
for painful teeth, and also desire pleasant Tooth
Wash, may with confidence try Wheeler's Teaberry
Tooth Wash. s, MARY "A. TAYLOR.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-27

From much severe suffering Of myself, and Others
of my family, with decayed Teeth and sore Gums
and the many respectable testimonials highly ia favor
Of Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash,I was induced
to give il trial, after which my family used it, and
rejoice to say that il did perform thorough and
efiectua cure for ALL and is the best article that
ever knew Of would recommend its use to those
who may be suffering. 4 JESSE MOORE.
w. Wheeler. a4 fNEF rH,t 0't
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ROBERT e. JOHNSTON.

For number Of years my Teeth and Gums were
60 much out pf order as 70 prevent me from eating
with pleasure. and caused me much pain. Having
heard sf Whesler's TeabeHy oTooth Wash, Dc
certify that tried one small bottle Of it. and ia less
than two weeks my Teeth and Gums were sound
and good. I believe that the use Of i would bs an
advantage to many others, j. BRAZER. /,
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-UNU III NO.. h. m lIH 7--T-.I4. "nI a. M. II.
81. Jdn's Collkton, s. c., December, ls45.
For hle by the only Agent for the District
COLUMBIA, .I ig, ga B. HOMANS,
Between 10th and lth streets, Washington.
oct 2---u
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Wheeiefs Tesbsrry Tooth Wash having removed
scurf and cured soreness Of the gums which had
troubled me for two years, s my belief that it 10
highly useful article, and that it 10 advisable to
those who suffer with the teeth and gums to make
use Of it. 4al.tii ifslNtQ MARY SULLIVAN,
Your sreaberry Tooth Wash cured the tooth ache
send you this certificate that those who suffer with
tooth ache or soreness Of the gums may know that
il il remedy for them, and q very pleasant Tooth
Wash a2tt@M0t9hkN FRA'S. PREVOST. =
w. Whesler. sgGt8l9a E
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Ny daughter has used Wheelers Teaberry Tooth
Wash and powder, and has found its effects to be
cleansing and publication Of the gums and sweet
sning Of the mouth have no hesitation in recon-
lnending il as the most beneficial preparation for the
teeth l have ever seen. 'Sl R2at7 iaA a#a
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Ctrtifcatss Of Magistrates Of the City 81
'yp qst m Philadeiphia.s1 3ds

Having made use Of your much celebrated Tea
berry Tooth Wash, ] feel convinced that It is the
best article have ever known, and hereby warmly
recommend lis use to the public in general as .
pleasant and eficacious article for preserving the
Teeth end Gums. s.s.f w to u
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Certificates Of Members Of the Philadelphi
Bar.

Having used Wheslers Teabeny Tooth Wasl
and powder. have found them TO possess cleansinl
and purifying properties, and while they whtsn ant
beauiifylhs Testh, they havea beneficial effect up
on the gums, by imparting to them freesand health
ful action. F. A. RAYNOLD.
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aeWheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
lsoreness Of the gums and efsctuaiIy stopped bleed
ing Of the gums, deem il Z debt Of gratitude fol
the relief which it afforded me. and duty owed to
my fellow beings, 70 say, that it is my firm convic
ton, that those who will use Wheelef's I'eabery
Tooth Wash, for the teeth end gums, will find thai
it is an important article. ara n
Efts sfI.N UY53, THOMAS j. McCURDY.
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PASSENGERS SAILED

In Steamship GTea, Britain, FIR Lirop0ot-Mr D BIC
Bean Scotland George Morrison. Esq Kentucky MI
Schultze Germany Mr. Maurice Clarke and lady, PC
terboro', c w: Mr. Charles latham Brooklyn. Y
Mr. John Kavanagh Providence, i Mr. X Ellis. Brus
sells Mr. W N Anderson, London; Mr. Warren Ihomp
son West Indies Mr. Daniel Seares. West Indies Nj
James Booth. England Mr. Thomas Berg. London
Mr. Duncan Kennedy. New. Orleans; Mr. George Stacy
Dir John Mccall, Mr. II a Rose. Mr. Thomas Reynolds
Mr. G Oakley Mr. Thomas IiinrDins New York NJ;
John Harbo;te, Waterford Mr. Daniel Downing do
MIR A McDonough. New York; Mry NJ Allen Chicago
Mr. Atkinson Charleston Mr. Lardner and lady Phiia
dolphin; DR. Ironside, Canada Mr. Thomas Wild. Qua
tnrnals Mr. Cazeneuo, Lima; Mr. Chabanaiex Lima
Hr Charles Julian, valparaiso; Mr. l. Braun $, Louis
Mr. Thomas Chegg Poughkeepsie; Mr. S Steel Pcnnsyl.
vania; Mr. Daniel Wheeler, Mobile; Mr. Willard Ives
Wsiertown, Y; Mr. Joseph jacobs Neyy.Yo Mr.
Richard Jones. Dublin Mr. Frederick Cntbcrwood De.
marura Mr. White. Trinidad Mr. A Montgomery Eng.
land Mr. Thomas Charlton England Mr. Robert Den.
mark Canada Mr. Raikcs England Mr. w Davis Eng
land Mr. Cassin and lady. York; Or Lddcl LADY
and child Scotland Mr. II II Budd and son Canada !.
Mr. A Biduut New. Orleans; Mr. W F Williamson New
York; Mr. Edward Oxlcy, London Mrs Brigham and
daughter Boston; Mr. Charles Cary and lady London
Dir K D Farrs New Orleans Mr. Charles Stuart Cana
do Mrs William Maury and SON Mr. j Edwards Irec
man. Consul for Ancona; Mr. John Evans, Manchester:
Mr II T Moult. Mobile; Mr. A Crowby, Tobngo; Mr.
Haynes and lady, Ncworleans; Mr. Harvey England;
DR. Roberts Batmore-72
In steamship Cambria for Lir0poOl-T c Grattan Esq
British Consult lady and daughter, Mrs and Miss Carr,
Messrs Parker, Alfred Greenough, II : Hallct =
Ferguson, - Walker, J G Loring f. p Eastman K W
Western, L w Tappan, Nelson. 7 G Appleton and a
Boyle of Boston W II Mantz oil Newton; Madame Ri.
nadi of Salem; Mr. w Martin of Providence K Mas
ter E spring Mcssrs Spring and lady. a Oracle f G
Williams Sullivan, A II LHmare, Baker and w H
Fullerton of NewYork o and w Tiffany Of Balti.
more X Leslie. Petersburg. va; J A Peck - Milne -
Steward, c Gaines and W II Chrsty OF New Orleans
w Meredith of Louisiana; A Guilamc of Havana; -
Castle and Whteside of West Indies; Losh OF Trin
dad w Bridge and lady OF Nicaragua; Mrs Watenha
and Mcssrs Porter OF Canada; w Harrison. K Orr
and Power of Montreal; X Foster and 7 Raymond
of st John n B; Capt w Robinson, Royal Engineers;
Lieut. Warrie A; Conway John Farmer, w Melon
aid, = Barnsey Mills, Duncan and Gagum of
England a Saigny and two servants and NJ Duong OF
France Miss NJ Fuller Of New iork-67
For, Haiifdr-Mcssrs D Williams and lady. q Ellis
and - Fullerton of Boston T Bumstead of Phladel
phia Mrs Weir and child of Montreal Capt Seymour,
X N: Lieuts Hall Howe and Austin of do Col Sump
son a; Mcssrs J Fairbanks, - Peters J Gamble NJ
Dawson. - Housnl, - Lcighler and lady D Mccall, -
Phillips, Edwards, A { Stanatt and Miss Miller of
Halifax, "a Total %
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship 81 Mary from Mex. Orleans-Mrs Foot and
children, Nine Frcmineau and Mdlle Frem;neau Miss
Barclay, Lieut. Reed, Army, Messrs Simon A Tu.
seller n Tuseer, Lastrepes Lucian Lastrapes-and
80 in s,eerage
In bark Missouri from Marseliea-Mr Mrs and Master
Rudolph Diey, Mr. and Mrs schlesinser of Phla Chas
II Mann. ] J Bailey. New York; in storage
In brig Linden from Charte.ton-Mrs Barnhsrn, Gift
ford, w Blair Boland, w Gibbs T. Till L Grunlnugh
and in s,ecrage
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- FOR SALE-Or in exchange for property IL the
syS Civ or Bruokyr-a Farm situate y miles West o.
49, NeSvUurgh Orange Co. y. y. containing about iVo
acres nearly ali taDle. Limestone soil anG suitable 'or
grain or ersss md is now under good cuvaior al or
chard of graird fu.i full bearing The Improvement
consists OF good twoslcTy dwelling and out houses
son would probably purchase without viewing the preuli
ses Il description IS deemed unnecessary The iac;.i'
lie. OF getting 10 Newburgh from the city generally
w. S,y WRIGHT K LOSER IS FrontsL
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nAEARNI EnR SAIE.-A spendid farn tor sal

- FARM FOR S.AIE.-A sp!endd iAr'n 'oF sac
SS IL The Town Huntington. three miles from steamboat
landing AZ NcrIhpori. miles from railroad al Deer
park consisting OF 80 50 OF which covered with
wood The beautifully situated aud IN hi state
OF cultivation producing grain OF all kinds The dwelling
house and oubuiings all good Fruit OF all Hinds and 100
-ape vines in fill bearing and The best OF For par-
iiculars inquire OF THOMAS McELRATH Tribune Othce.
t.ilN u,,,,r
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10 TIE VISITORS OF THE coUNTR!
IT AFACT not generally known that there are W -
nect!cut along the shores Of The sound some OF nc
eenyht. places az retreats win which oar -
~ gems Among Them sumo most cSnspicuo ~! ri
lovely Village Milford and A-ry@ln's Point aoOca
roe. distant II IL dicgi. 20 choose II wca Of IDe -
rsr.- II !. u-a-enie.t abide. But from the
a. nose who visited item, perhaps The Poinr es
49, more particularly recommended, ~ Consequence -
sdv.nta yes for morning and evening Sea bathing -,
Wa, one OF the place. that he British purdeFed -
oar Re, oIunouary struggle. There inen DO! oae -
on the PO.gi, which owned by hr. Nefs = -
father OF the present residents. There Ere now =, :,
brothers who reside al the Point each OF
yGe- literally for his table, and TO whom We are
recommend a.! who desire -pend few weeks
On and heet OF The city. One thing TO be taxsn ei
sheraton easy fac ty and cheapnrss OF irh %
place By the steamboat S!mrod, Capt BrooAAt1 ~
reach Bridgeport thence 10 Miiott by siAgs 81
Ponr' bv pfva:e conveyance. The route = 'ery Il
bic owing 20 the gentleniany and poiiie attsnae -.
Csp,an OF the steamboat, and 10 the coni1iS"'''
sfag,. and the carrfuinr-s OF lie drivers. or,ss
4 VISITOR OF THE PVitss.s .
g-It VII be prudent for those visiting pe e. sss-
nav their fare on board he boat for the whole fod
errrh a, there are severn! haekmen a Brlhsss,s
it.ake il their bustIess watch for ri
hen take the na-cely advantage Of ihen REQ
them, in soEls instances fye six Lines fssr1ker
amount OF fare. !; IS hoped that the eiiizeas " ,ry
WI. soon put cu7ins7 on this piece OF tT NIL
ONE WHO BIAS BEEN THROISh -
fvSa S.
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I-NITED STATES Fire Insurancc LUnpany, VIIce
I No so Na.sL-Ths Company continue 10 insure
against loss and damage by IRE merchandise ships IN
po buildings household furniture, &c. and other personal
property at the usual OF premium
DIRECTORS.
Io,,r Ro,yn. Morn. Keichum, D. A. Cushman
Sila. ticks JosiaaS Under;ll, Charles HLlsbureh
R.ri,min for,ies Gin. T. Cromwell William H. Titus
pyni 80 V|,Trsv Charles Kne-land Robert !. Murray
Hv H. Lawrence Robert B. Minum, Solomon Gnhen,
Stepjn Van WICK Thos w Pearsal Orlando VI bogHr,
n - n Mex, C;eorye D. Post Peter K. BounetI
Iobr Wood Alber, Woodruff Joseph y Lord
P.,i,,,ir Sfropg samuel c. Paxson Robert L. Case,
G-.,yyr Huss.y C.Irb Barstow Henry s. Terbeil,
UrshF Carpenter Samuel LNitchel George j. l0fheA4'
Eb.nr Caldwell james Mar-h,
j. l. BOVINE, President
lanes WugrE Secretary jyo 3meod
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uUBBARp'S PAPERS.-BIRNAP@ BA5 SoCA
IL No. ~ JOEE.L utvf IT, assortment o. sFs
manufactured By ths Messrs. Hubbard, comprising
Ledger PSPvrs. blue aud white lE'Perla-r super hoSA
Rows Medium. DENY and Fat esp.
Bank Folio Posc. Bank Sua-to Post. ExcA4ase Zap
Ezra Super Cur Cap, r-ied and plain
Letie- Pzrer ruled sci PLAIN. fsll Assor--e-i
Packet Post super .rd s,ct-1 Surer-
Tinted P!sIe Paper Coor-t l.a?er!a-s
Colored Rcvs1s. thick and NIX
Do. MetIur, &C. DO
Do. Dus.ble Cap. Tor copy books.
Fine GlAz-t: Co.orr3 Me5.uIis R5yAls- 1c- Ac-
& aAr- a>o on hand very extensive ASSORTMENT Q!
Wr5i2x Papers Bo,,s ard New. Printing Papers P!aie
Papers Hardware sn Wrapping Papers They are also
sole agents Of Inc ,-auin. Pa;rst Envelope Paper.
Printing Psrer 81 zny size Azd qualify made 20 order
sAort ao,ica Iy2i osyeod
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Insurnncc.
FIRE INSURANCE.

THE subscriber will attend 10 procuring Fire Insurance
4 on Warehouses. Merchandise, Dwelling Houses, and
Household Furniture in several Companies having cash
Capital OF from ,-ooo oo
cuch paid in and safely invested ANY business entrusted
10 his care will be thankfully received and promptly At
tended 10.
Buildings occupied for purposes not hazardous may be
insured pcrpeunly subject 10 return OF nearly the wo
premium should the assured al any time desire TO cancer
IN. pulicv: the system which Is very desirable
oil Real Estate and holders Of mortgages Will be
on application TO HUGH LANG,
i,l ; Iiberty--t,
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED.

OLEAkEU,
Ship Tartar, Lockwood, Canton, Booth & Edgar; Ho-
ratio, Crocker Canton Grnncll, Mintun & Co; Sulli.
wan Waite. Charleston, G Bulklcy.
Bark Rio Grande, Cousins. Bangor, Badger Peck
Harmony, Mocoduck. Bait Hnrmonys Nephcws
Doris, RRmm. Antwerp, w Wcs,en.
Brig (3r) Margaret Elizabeth McDoucol Halifax Thos
Winnictt; (Aus) Antonetta, Verona Trieste d II Rob
ertson; Thos Walter, Marshain, Phia, L McCrcady
Canonicus, Copeland, Trinidad de- Cuba Chastcain &
Ponvcrt Alamodc, (Br) Bartlett Fogo II l. Routh &
Son: Ely. (Br) - 81 John, b, Andrasmh IA Wilson;
David Duf'eld Collect, Wilmington, c. J. : Powell
Schr Ccylon, Crockett, Phla l. McCrcady; Scguin,
Cole. Baltimore Johnson & Lowden L Caldwell. Tur.
ner. Philadelphia Tookcr & Person Mary Jane Peck,
Luscom Richmond. Tooker < picrson; Chesapeake,
Newark Baltimore, eager x MAILER Marietta, Crowell,
Boston.
sloop President, Fri.be, New Haven; Emily Baker,
Providence
Rarge Comet. Cox Philadclphia
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.


ADVERTI3ED AFFuTETNENT.
sl5. And be u fa-ther enacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders OF he Post
naster-Gepere II Newspaper newspapers Of letters
uncalled for IN Post Oce shall be in The
papers Of Inc Town place where the oce advertising
may be situated, harinz :hx larges, circulation
Ne.e Post Office Lar, passed March 3, ls4a
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES OF Ne~-loIA
knowledEes The patronage and teci-l PrelsteIs et
Supporters received from many Of the most eminent
-. !, E.,r yors or her former yisits Mr.. B. vii!
srrIr. AZ Inc Astor House Thursday next a ard
viii leave for Saratoga Saturday morning ioio"n
s. Iii ~ n-.4rrrd 10 attend Physician. and Ladies o.
~ prr i,,rirg her stay II Newly OK boos- OF refer
1e Containing the testimonials from VI e!ic4. gro
..sors various parts Of ne l. - can DC ooAeo .! ~
Diving 10 Mrs 3. As.or House -,
fsies disposed % sSs: Ser return for. Saratoga vi!
7.eese address Mrs. sats, Pes, Dice Sasstess, :.
within cas werSr sS'H
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List Of Letters Remaining in the n. Y. Post Office,
Saturday, August L:

~ Phase mention The
ave odrer;ised. LADI.
Amermon, Jane
Anderson, Mr. Jane
Adams, Amelia
Amy, Mary
Anthony, Mrs.
Austin, Amelia
Acthous, Mrs Amanda
Armstrong. Ann
Alcock, Miss "
Ball, Mrs VIM j
Blackburn, Sarah u
Barr, Juliet NJ
Baruum, Sally twidow)
Brsuan, Mrs tpassengeD
Bailie, Eraeline
Bradley, Eliza
Balm. Agnes
Bergen, Mrs James
Beaumen, Mrs " il
Birmingham. Jane
Brelien, Henrietta
! Bradford, Emogine
Best, Margaret r
Bishop, Mrs Elizabeth
Biilups, Mrs Elizabeth
Briggs, Maria
Blower, Mrs Margaret
Bogelt. Margaret
Boyce, Mrs Mnry Jane
Bloodgood, Mrs L a
Brown, Mrs William
Brown. Mrs Robert
Brown, Mrs NJ A
/ Brown. Mrs OF
/ Burg, Maria g
Bush, Cheslena
Bu-hns, Miss
Buckingham, Mrs Highley
Bush. Mrs ii
Blyer, Mrs Ruih..2
Byane, Martha ]
Burriti, Ann NJ
Campbell, Elyirn 4
Clark, Mrs Ellen
Clark. Mrs Mary Ann
Clark, Mrs Ann Eliza
CG-serlv, Jane
Charnplirl, Mrs Mary Ar
Cameron. Martha NJ
Cain. Mrs Thomas
Carneyopist, CstrTne
Casirilllon, MrsSusanneh
Chenerton, Mrs Fl
Crawford, Bitchan
Crsnnell. Mrs Mary A
Chn II, Mrs Saruh
Clearwater, Mrs Hirum
Clinton, Mary
Childs, Mary c
Collins, Catharine
Collyer, Mary
Cooper, Mrs Sarah Ann
Cox. Ann Mulberry ST.
Colcdge, Mrs Julia 5
Conlon, Catharine
Cooper, Emma
Courtney, Mrs F +.
Cutter, Mrs :
Cu..erson, Sarah a
Cunningham, Ann l.
Church, Mrs DR. 4 Church. ::
Davis, Mrs hIurin
Darsey, Jane
Darther, Mary
Dallam, Mrs
Develin, Mrs Margaret
De La Rue, Mde Judith
Domain, Ann
Dietz, Mrs r (widow)
Dillon, Margaret
Divine, Mrs Elenor A
Dooiey, Mrs (2d.stl
Douglass. Mrs Lavina
Dunn, Miss &c
Dunsier, Miss
Duner. Mrs Eliza
Dyer. RaclslS
Edsull, Julia
Ellis, Elizabeth
Evans, Ann
Edgar lime
Ellis. F. a
Ewing. Mrs'
Eaughnnn, CntliRri he
+ LAM gan, Mrs Catharin,s
FHllon, Susanna
Fnrier, Rosey
Earle, Ann
Fabers, Mrs Maria C
Feency, Mary
Finn. Amelia Ann. .
NJ A
Laura
Florence, Alice
Fox, Mrs Elizabeth
Fnver, Mrs
Flynn. Eliza Ann
Carney, Mrs F.lizn
Cannon, Miss NJ A
Garland, Ca,hai :ine
Gray. Mrs MARY
Cina sO NJ NJ ne ~,
G ",o,.' ~. w n
G 800, MrS
C CI.. nHrS
E'chn, Mary Ia
Gera'L' Al'cc,
Gcrhrd, Harriet A
G!l;ln, Mrs Rose
Ellkins. Mrs f s,her l.
Grl's',h, Mrs I ouisH K
Crlswold, Msrv a
nprner; airs Abby
nhiis Lonisn ID
uaiid' Cathariue
nhfris"h, Mrs Lavinia
hammond, Mrs L
,iarteld, Mary +
ilaIN lIlA. vi lkA HPt41 ts.st
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SPRING AND SuMMER oL0ruIMa

az w H. De Grooi Co.'S, lO2 Eultou-sL
"HEkE The following great attractions Will be present.
w el-CIoth Goats black, hue brown sud olive from
~ 10 Sl6 Alpaca, Cro'on, Brown Linens Check Linens
Scotch and other CinehSns Tweed SAKE Gotha Cashme-
rees leans and Merino; Sacks Froks Dress and Shai
Goats OF every color aGd shape, from 81 In 81
Pnnls-CSsstnieres Linen and Worsrd Checks Alnarrn
Merno. w h'ie and Brown Linen fancy summer frrnch
and American CSssin,creS, from 81 81 Nes,s-Snta
plain ana striped; Cashmere Merno Silk Marsre> Va
lenca, Bingham and very handsome style OF Linens hes,
for summer Wear, roUl IS 20 81 BOYS Clothing
equally cheap good assor,nent(o wear on hani
rs lmeA' W, II. DE GROOT \ co. l0s P0,oa,sL
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~Y.LrARIF PRnpERTY.-For sale o

- VALUABLE PROPERTIES sale or eN'
e5 change 1900 acres OF good farming land so miles
from New York adj Joining the Hudson and Delaware
Canal and NewYork and Erie Railroad well waterrd and
tbered ahou, 100 improved, With one barn, tour
dwelling houses, grsi and mill, with other small build
ngs Ills valuable for manufacturing purposes as we'll as
ivs5 Sv II. DEWEY, % Cedar-st.
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OEF,cE Of EoCsAToNiC RAILROAD Co
Bridgeport July {. l2.6-
N0TICE.-Sicckhoters Il LIZ. Preferred capital Q: tie
houSaouc Railroad Company. c-e aS--oy notified that
lhr fourth il,tslu=i ~ - PEI share Has been
sed. t,si the same due 22c PAYABLE
lotn Oar OF AnssstrexI VIC Szw-vsH NICHOLS, Treas
DRITINNIA GOODs-We conrtare % 1aaarfae-
~ r-e AZ Sr:.clss OF Britannia Ware s- import Dixra
SoE, sest Sheffield Sr.sc-;a Meta Goods ~ OF which
s.s czere5 r ,se he lowrsl Fess wholesale ADD 70.
al, By soASoA!AA HART sag.as':HP 81! ~
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THE KNICkERBOCkER Fire Insurance 1oni-
4 pany fate the MUTUAL OF New ork-Chpittl S2So"N
Ofic. No % Walstrhe Legislature oil '- State Ut ls
at session passed changing the corporate name OF
m. old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New.
YORK. TO the knickerhocker Fire Insurance Company OF
Newly All future business OF that Corporation VIII
therefore be transacted under lis new name. ,
II may well add by OF explanation, that the old
Alu,ual, Notwithstanding its lille, III fact STOCK
Company having capital all paid IN and securely invested
and that the change obtained 10 prevent mis-
apprehension on that point.
Tins COMPANY continues 10 insure agnius, loss damage
bv fire on as favorable terms similar institutions tins
city. DIRECTORS.
George Ireland. John Cray, L. C. Humers'ey,
John Oothoui, Bolts Moore Ihns = l.evrrch,
Geo Arcular,ls Rob'i C. WetInore, BEN. De Forest
Robert Henson Edward Cook, VIM. Tucker
Tohn Campbell Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George Conkn, Adam Norre, AeNr lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, VIM r. lean,
Robert / smart Anthony ChardOn, William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. McDoSALD, Secretary.
Sew-York May 49, 1916 lel9 eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
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MORE and OHIO RAILROAD Cumberland, Md'-tso
To Western Travelers-Gr-at United State, Mail and
Passenger Route Wheeling Pis,0urs, Cincinnati and
''E 7'-'' Passengers going directly through,
Leave NewYors foot OF Libery-'r North River, ct ::
?. VI. in the Grea. Maj! Tram.
ArrSe II Philadelphia az 3 r u.
L. PhiLsds piia at 70 y daly-Aia.Train
Arri.e IN Baltimore IL o 4 u a,,, a.
Lesve Baltimore al u A VI oy Tie ba.liHoie el1 Ou.o
Aud arrive al Cumberland At VI
rave Cumberland ?. ". by the National Road and
Good lalen. Stage Lines and arrive N Wheeling Pits
'p- q To- sEcoxS Mali leaves Se,v.York ~ By
RsroaI Leave Philadelphia Sundays excepted. 81 Z.
81 Steamboat and A " 5y Railroad FOR Baltimore
Passengers Tor P,5urg take The splendid and nod
err bull Steamboats, Brownsville and thereby have only
- niles Of staging TIE whole
First class STEAMBOATS, !eaye Wheeling and PirsbGrg
hourly and Passengers forwarded without delay 10
Cincinnati and ell other Ports II ne South and West Fare
:; 10 Cincinnati
tie Railroad Ctscs Of Market and Eleventh. ss a.
IS south-Thrd,t aIc board s-alnooa DocH,s wa4'f
burg So wiki he privilege q ..opP:ag q Baltimore and
r-suing seals G. pleasure For fafigr i9fiL5oa Apply
Railroad OEce foot Of Lberty- A. P " and 9: A NJ.
al adams Co.'S, No. 10 Wa-i e. II a VI or C!'y To-
tel, No. l35 Broadway mi cod
rs ,sUSIMER ARRANGEMENT r.,
saza44iEz..!S-The Sew-fotk and Ere Railroad Saz1
ne, from pr.l STUNT! iaT;hernotice, $1,000
~. rr daily SRGA excepted between he city OF New
York and Ai:aaI-orn- Goshen AID places
follows
For Pas:ensersTL eave Ne'r.York at 4 y. and P u
Fare reduced 10 81 Is % MiddleIowp-way In proper.
Breakfast, dinner, supper and berth, mad
the steamboat
For Frs:sa'-Lesye %eys-Yofh al; Pm
." Leave Midd.e:Uwu 81 y "
The names Of Tie con-gree and of the station where 20
be ief ,t5e distinctly marked upon each article pped-
Freight not received after ?. ". N New YORK
Apply TO J. :. CL\RKSON Agent. a Ike Orsee, cor Of
Dus:ie and West sts H c SEYMOUR, Superintendent
HArca 23th lsi6
r. Stages daily from MddletoSu. The Arrival OF
The afternoon traiH Milford Carbonate, Eone.1
Mo1tro-- TOva.da. OEego and West Also, 10 honer'-
20, Windsor bnghamion, Ithaca, sc- Ageni on ooai1'
rras cod