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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
Repo-t,d for The .-w.Yo.k Tribune.

The damp weather sui continues, and although the
Thermometer FOR ;hea, month has averaged as Ash Is IN
any June for past. yet he weather hss a2pae
" been cold spring and certainly great zeal more
disageeabe he eject Of the long rains and he absence
of las 5esn peculiarly upon The Crops and
Harvests and all F u Vegetables also great sui;
ferers. The Household Markets By plsn-
tfuy chespy supplied ususl. and much ha, we 90
have comes from the South. WaiermsloAs, CEcunbe s.
Tomatoes &c &c. very and much Of The
ply brough, from Pennsylvania and even farther South
AL the Farmers and country people Complain very nuo
Of the weather TAe H.y-crop vii probably be heavy
bu, /, is unfa~oraoI Tor almost every thing else.
FRUITS There scarcely any more Strawberries in
market few sickiyooking things made their appear
ance eserday Gripping with rain and with the sweetness
all nleacheI on, OF them. They sold for and cents
basket but blushed blue with shame al the imposition
Which, they knew they putting upon the !ers-
They may be considered gone, done over dsad-aId
un-oerried.
RasPBERRIES-Are in high favor, and gratefully
supply the place Of the Strawberry They ars worth 20 10
IS 50 per hundred baskets-th the better sof;-
CHEERIEs-Are very swee;-not very plenty
The Black hearts are and per ID and the
whe-hcsris and ox-he.r:s TO g. The latter are the
scarcer Of the Two Poor. wormy sour ;hnss. such as
triang advance their real vaue-nothng
CURRASTS-Are growing red and vinous. and one can
see the ruby light intoxicated While passing through them
quietly sleep;ug among The rosy veins.
GOoSEBEkRlEo-Whuse leathery hides begin 10 turn
of the color OF -, buskns in Much ADO About
Nothing are the very anttesis Of the Currant and
Grape-~ha, Fool the Circus Is 10 the principal peg
oruer They the same price as Currants-the crr-
ret, rate for both being - cents per bushel.
wArtRMELoNS-Tnes cholera shells sold for
so cents and ST..
CUCUMBERS There are some Cncumbers In ma ket
eut they are no, very dne. They worth 81 50 30
per hundred.
PEAS -Green Peas Marrowisi. are rather plenty. at
Sc cts. per bushe
BEANS Snaps worth So cts. per tnshe. They
are plenty and are becoming more So every day.
ToMAroES-rhere are yet but very few Tomatoes in
market They are worth from So 10 SIS per hssket-an
enormous price, but gladly paid for all tina, can be got
POTATOES New Potatoes, small, scarce and watery,
are worth 81 rs per bushel and hard 10 be got a; that
CHlCKENS-Are very poor and bring rve 10 ELK ihi!-
liugs psir.
BUrTER-Best Goshen ia Isl cts. There is no West
ern and very little OF other Inferior sorts.
EGGS-Are IL tor shilling There are very few
fresh ones in market aud those packed in barrels are
sometimes -.
FIsH-Sauon is worth S25 per cwt. Fresh Cod are
81; Halibut G; Lobs,ers 6.
BEEF-Be,, Beet on foot is Sc! al per cwt. Choice
Cuts from the stall l2i Gl6 c- RIBS 10; Corned, 9.
IAMBS-Rsuge from 50 To 81 50.
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The Crops, &c.

CRops IN MicHIGA,-Tne favorable prospect
which We noticed weeks ago still continues. Wheat
where ;h!oughVG. the promises most ahunc-
ant eid 81, short nov remains before the haT-
vest md may look forward with reasonable certainty
10 result. Ia al human probability The crop WI Tar
exc, ed any gathered in Michigan Det Ads Friday
Extract # letter r,csnty rsstred from gentleman ring
ia i:aad County IL foT"eriy merchant IN 'e1e-
YORK:
have been ten years with this country,
and have -uch sanfue crops Oh what have
seen The grsa Of many countries and have covered with
farmers from many more aud the Ike was never khown IN
this State
A BuUsTIruL HAkyEsT-M Many OF our farmers
have Commenced their wheat and rye, -id Ia re"
days ;nose pTecou, productions 81 the Earth Will be safely
hou-ed ana secured Judging from all accounts never
bOunul crops In TN. secsion OF country
IN is very heavy ana saHda thick GA he erouho
and the quaity excellent The prospect also of Jus Oh
all kinds Tor grass corn indeed every production
of cultivated IN This section, exceedingly
favorable We are visited every day Two Win geuile
showers and the air bamy aud refreshing Tue clouds
literally drop atuess, and he little hill, Ieoce on every
hide (Pitaoufgh, 3uth nit.
The SEAsoS The prospects OF our farmers were
sing thau ~ the present lime our
aeds covered with the most uArfani vercur' ana 'e
is irOpVus Grass AID grain never o"keu
more promising The have tfectuAy secured
abundant crop OF hay Potatoes ana corn also 1905
we'll W countr! earth present more iTe' beau
ul and Ia srant appearance Than Goes our ayufe Fd!-
ley of The KEN this very hour. Nature 10 NO" h
her holiday nttiieand must ,icnly and aseluy mas soe
decaed her.elf. lAuBuS'"' NMeJ 'o'H
The grain crops in this country never promised
better tfa now Will be ABUNDANT. We have mao
nne growing weather for aud not more RAIN IMAM
was NECESSARY vegetation. Com looks very promising
auc is generally aoourtso high. The RIVER is falling
rapidly Inc AM hAssassed this ear without the
river by ,ever al feet 10 The great
10y VI It6ss Wa01tveinsIhe bottom lands
4 Independence. (Mo.) June IA.
Sevefalfsrmcrs havesrommenced haying in Pike.
The MA, crop 10 good so observed We notice
son. yr wheat getting yellow AID are 'eady 'o
m, harvest tpitsned. (Iil) June 10.
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THE TRIBUNE.
PovEgTY---.--For Tho Ta5ul
By AUocs7us ssoDonA,s.

IT'S easy for the bard who dvei's
In m.asons rich and courtly balls
To 40 : airy guarded cells 80,
And hsung ~ Dreamy waterman
~. 80, ,l.. pleasures Fortune brings,
And nate ,h, world be loves 40 Tree;
aad .,rise hi. harps harmonious strings
In .hy high praise. grim Poverty
IA DOOM. of cote u hose beaoleous walls
=, frs,ooDed by the clambcring vine;
Uh.re hearts shall glow, and rapture falls
In ,Ien,eous showers with fruits divine,
Tben nids the Gend OF Wealth behold
And sink his jewels III the sea;
70, an what are The charms OF Gold
To thy sweet charms. fair Poverty!
Pm, ali true love must ca, or die;
And mama falls not every day;
And bakers hearts are hard and dry,
And pence to pity pave the way.
Pence come by roil,-by toll comes care.
And they will wear and scourse and bind,
And clou1 The few joys earth may bear
To soothe Inc toiiDg frame and mind.
Thy chains gall worse than chains Of steel
For borne by hard mems gnping hands,
They bind and bind aud crush, Till reel
The stouie.t groaulbg, 10 the sands.
The World no houor sees In thee
And drives thee from the door and hall
Justice 10 Wealth SO pure and Tree,
Sneers at thee from her marble wall.
Thy childrcn-precious unto thee
Receive heritage OF shame;
The flaming torch which burns 30 free
To hight TO Kn,wedse aud to Fame,
To them SHOES feebly or IN vain;
And ii perchance a struggling soul
Foir Fortunes DIZZY hight attain,
l.: foo- through pathways stern its goal
mol God sheld NE aud mine from thee
Thou art TN. slave OF many king;
Thy ioi! lis bard mer's property;
1hy life is bat mongseed hing.
Thy death may bring thee ia!rer life;
Bat il is hard 10 live below
So that we Sigh for Times last strife
To lii, from Us the weight Of woe.
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JAMES C BLAKE. Attorney

SnEkIEE,S -ALE.-by y wrt. Of
A5hrr directed aud delivered. will expose
"Wednesday the tyilh day OF March next,
10 O'CLOCK A NJ the NrBtbul- ~. The Cy Hzl ~ the
City Of N-wY"rs all the right isle and nter- OF Henry
Wilkes. hch he had On the eleventh day OF November
thousand eight hundred and OrIyhve Or a. any Time
4erwarhr Of IN and all those certain lots. pieces
cels of land situate lying and b~ing 10 the Twelfth llste
Nintn Ward tn Clly Of New YORK, and known and dis
tGguiShed on certain map made ny J. f. 6fdgrs CITY
Surveyor OF ands formerly belonging 10 shu.on oeGsOD
and Fredeubrsh, drcrased suncin The I~-iith
Wnrc OF the City Of New YORK which m.p b1nrs date
September 1926 aud Is now on he In me once o inc ne
.t-r IN City and County of New YORK. sslot-
Nos 1851 hundred and eight lo tour hun1rd
and xly .nine (70 four hundred and seventy aud }!
hundred and sovrnIyon- which snd lois arc aso DC
aid pa'ccl nuuOcr nl scVrnIy SIX ano
are bounded folows Ehit by the Fourh-avouue. West
by line draw parallel tho Fourayenno on the Wrs1r-
side thereof distance Ut hundred and ten feet
lherrlum ror,hery by Il limo drawn parallel 70 llih
.usr: Al The distance OF MY Zee, fyo iuch. he-from %
the Suuerry hereof and SouiheiIy ny hne dfa"n
parallel 10 l7Ihsrre. the NOrlh-ry side thereof NJ Tie
o,lanc- Nifty fec, hve inches h-refron Toselner I'M
!itanrnls ard appufeuanc-s tAr.Dto
or app-r,Ainlpy WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
RREpDsIcx l. VULrE. Deputy sh-'sf
Dated Nav. Yor.. February 10, 1850 iOf la~o~
The The described property 10 hereby post
psnxd until The 18th d.y of Ap' next A. The taie ZINC
sua plr.- WILLIAM JONES Sheriff
FKlo's L vuLTE Depnty Sheriff
Dated New YOr. March 3, i"i5 uia5 iSw'AA
The .l- OF the sbov- d-sched perry Is farmer posi
poued uuu Monday Inc 2 day NJ Hsy arH, II Tho same
Inn. md ul,cr WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FsEoK l. vuLrE Deputy -hefd.
D.-J Newton Ayru Il, 1910 s@' ia"HA
The sze Vi the move fr.-rh-d properly 10 hrIroy ar
postponed u9u. The 5sh d-v 81 June n-II =. 10 .'e
time znd p,sc-. WILL AN IONf'ot oHef"''
FRg0.sicx L vuLrE De uty -hedf
D-t-d N---Yofh, May -, 1916 myZn lH~us'h
The .l- OF the aoJy7 Described property Ih-f post
por-d until the ION dn. of J3y nTT q The :.ne H. .'d
place VILLA % JOHS7i 9'e''"'
FREDERICK vuLrE Depat9 Sneof.
Dated NuI-iuE June % $40 Je-f lN"H'h
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REGULAR oiAtL LINE r..
E-A.SkaTSesween Nsw.York and 6oston via 49,
azzsas1shzn'snaas rovid-nee b1 SIssUers ard Raj.
rpad Th- Steamer, OF The Navigation Co co2as'ef ioe
MASSACHUSETTS. OF 1850 Ioci.
AOEEGAS. 80 inrs-
NASRAS& NSETT. So tors-
RHODE ISLAND. leoo iors
Pass viii l-svs e1ch piSc- every afternoon
Sunday. From scsto7 in The Mail Trais sud "a Ha
Oclccs all Ind PUn; Depot. 10 Provid-
arriving New-YcrK e.y foosins uorn.ns Tho "
rom N7wYosi frum To- esssb1sh-d Pief No Ss;I-ry
pac- ~ cc.ock scscas Providence sso early M ol-
.o~ IL. Jror,s2 sr3 2rccdr without teay IL ae eFR.
Ing Trs.n NoS SOsion
i'e 5osI. viii and a Newport. soirs and returning.
EJr passage. bsriAs stse " freight: application
rHsy b- MADE board In Sosicn, asodns Co Siss
snt s- DsPc, " ne sson and Providence Rsirosd
Il Providence the AE-uI The O-p odis Po,a ard
10 Nr~ foTI .; DE As.ns 'ae ~h-f and 81 ne otcc
OF th- Conipaay. No. l0 nai'-rY -e,scre
In pu-. ne sho,- "a, ARD ,pendd
RHODE tSL MD. CSaS M,uche.trr. w sSndSys, We'd
rce:s,s ~ srdsy,. arc SASSSCHC SETS, Capt Pot
te' Tu--lSN, Thsr.dsys Saturday, vii leave PER,
Ne. : y iIiiY. SHodsy- accepted Each Of The shows
magnificent berth passepscrs kid have
corru,,-;,,o. rom. -tlS
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NOTICE ~ application for the discharge Vt mn n-oi-
Vent debtor from h. d-bE pursusnl TO the provisions
the third atc. Of the rst ie OF tho hfh chapter OF tho
second part Of the Revised Statutes JObn FrsnSn 81 tho
Guy and County OF New YOrE An insos-ui debtor Notco
published JJn- 81 l5io-cretinrs h-or1 III"
Hon Charles Day. Judge Of the Court OF Common
Pleas FOR the Guy aud C1uay u Nsw YORK, Counselor Al
Law &c. 20 chamber, the City H-il of the City OF
NewYurk the 9Th day OF August 1886, At ~ O'Clock A
0t day and show Cause, II ih-' nave, why he
should MAKE assignment .: his property aud DO ds-
charged from his debts.
,,.sSn .u6. IAMES C BLAKE Aunrn.Y
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BREAKS Is The OHIO A.D CHESAPEAKE CAsAL
"A letter from Baltimore have o.. tisss
Ious fleets 10 Che,ape=ke and ONO Canal from The
heavy rains 10 this number OF have
occurred, and much properly destroyed We5ave yet,
received details Tut barrel. q; oar and produce
have dvaed down the Potomac supposed 70 have been
Hashet lie canal THO g liver.
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OEcial,
LIST OF LETTERS.

ArfEkrisEo II TIE rlIsrss ~ srscIL Afrofsfaisf.
L. AID be u 6GrtAe- r.nrfe1
And al s1ver.seeus made under the ordc' OF oe rott
nAster G-o-:A, n-usp.peT n-vspaPefs OF e'-r1
7cs-c Tor n sry Posi Oc- shall DC inserted N Ae psPf
or Ps-f,, o. TIE ;own pisce where he oIsos
may be s.-1ziec, .nt1sg u. "a ssIf c,rcr-zt'sH
ISe- Pos: O4-e, isz p,sI,ed NsTca ), lstS
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GcuaI O uIltrs.
NInrICk A-SiENNENT.-

NOTICE OF A-SiGSMENT.-No =, hereby
given. tia Guli-rius Miieri aud John II Stolhst
The ciiy OF New Bun.wick IN the State II Nr Jersey
partner. aug under The ard hrD OF Mih-fd
S0'hof lodivdIal capacity respectively,
Jay made gsu-nt the sub'crh-rs OF
Ibrlr Joint aud several r Tue equal benefit OF
their cieGi;os whp have cars asainst Lborn eter
partners Individuals and that said creditors must
oxboI b" respective claims 10 tho subscribers under oath
att. within the Of six mouihs NowJo rsey
June I'm, 1916. JOHN vAN DYKE. Assigned.
isIh ElIAA SNONNllk,N .N-''h"''.
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-g=e .Is40. NEW:YUKk, esa1. Ia
TtzM..ALsANY AND T cn,l EzzesEEazazsssssssa

PANY 10 all tbs Western s.sles ard iSa CsnsoaH
Troyard OHIO Lns Troy u d Elie Llnei Ne~ OK AVG
Ocio Line; Detroit LEoi osweso' fIoJ H-0 SL' A--7i
Northern Transportation Lire
Bed Bird Packets and sage 49,,
Lame, ii Hooker; Ide, Coz! Coz kindly, Feels Z
20 EIs. P.urr.ou; Pope Calm George w. Eickh, and
Others, propgteIorH H.. ,,,u ,.a.zs N,yox. An.
IT,, S,ily for Toe West AID North The above gen.
.sa arc propne.o In th- whole lin. 70 al Toe "-ss-n
s,.r. and he CanadAn Emranh Aat others viii sa'e
49,, - moosy calling The shove hnrs before -luk
.nsh, 10 %, numerous !rsudulea. oSs1s in No~-Yosk
Shrrs are l75 o. the above hrei all 6ed 10 COED
yl, 10. psssen and freight si OF fare viii be sspt
b. al e oces, and II ~ any pessca Dc Charged
more Otccs, Nos I, q, g, IS Coennet sip. GeaesL
Psssee Oces he foot Of Barclay END Cer;sGc as 10
The oees ofths Newton, Albany ind Troy Steamboat
Of5ce,. PHILIP CASWELL,
usIp General Psssege ASrat
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT 80 HsW YORK.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Ships Meoka, McCowen Liverpool Duuhsm Dmop,
Lord Ashourtor. Brown Quebec McMurray
Brgs Massachusetts, Buooaee New-OreaDs. Elwel.
& Co AnoiesIan. Derry, GeUrcetoVn Arerhrss, (BI)
Card. Windsor. rs. Soule. Whitney Il Co.
Schr. Gen Chnch Radcliffe Yucslan, Bunker & Psce
Two Marys Chsse, B,ston.
Sloops Rhode Island. ale, Providence Maria, Wade
New. Orieans Elwell & Co.
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R.,sswT ~. MORRIS. y. N.
List of Letters remaining il The Pest Office At
Harlem. \. Y. July |, 1916,
Griffith, " nj

IF Persons ealing for foosriry Lrtte-s sill please
Say ADVERTISED cg uo looked o-T an!sss 2rtiH
fr-r. .sy,.i
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

! Bgger. VIM
| A bthnaus. Aufoh1
| Adzui., Iuru.
1c.rrmsn. John
AiKiu, John 81
! Alien, J -u-s
! Alden. Th"m.s c
Anderson. John L
Avery. c R-yuOl
Afm,uous <, WIN D
! Anderson, w NJ
( Afder BEL J-uln
Avlles. Johu l. Al
| drew
! Audrrws, Esq
, hshmcsd. c VI D
! Abdr-as, Th-ron
Andrew Geo III
Anderson, Doctor
tof HO1s kupPl
! A.~Uud Ausus.G
/ Atwood, N.,hanie
Austin. Afcniua q
Ar1reS : A
! At~vil, Nm c..
Armstrong. Z
A,o,rc, VIC X
Bachelor, ID
Boa wv J cory
! 5rsIy, Alexander
! ofsd ury, Jo.eP
S-ncrrs
SIadn- rrs'. w W
6.ap.ur Wm
5.corl, Frederick
oa %, Mr.
! 6iac,!vT. Francis
Blackwell. CyrGs
SAX. = fCst-r
B abber Bet AMI.
sird RI
B.tem-n D
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Bailey. 2 =
S.!ch, ) nu : A
Sral.I o. Gery
Bailey. ~ u' Or
o-lical.-. Sir
SAkrr. " u
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3 aary WI IL 4
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5-rc Geese
owners Of
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Sans AD.ouE..
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Soss,al. William
Sr--s-. JOIN
Sescchamp, Levi
| Bean, 8 W
Sran. iona nac
Beach. VIM
Bean, LG:s-. l
errcem-!-r, Johl
SeGc. G-ois-
Bernard, ii
Serrhsfc, Lz.Aal
Berry Im-.
Brewer, Alfred y
5rs-n. Wm
Be bel. JOB
( Beta, Ei~arG c
S-..ry. M.fsaa
Ssnsou- C6ari-
See. A bert w
Belchar, 4 -nJ S
Barney, K bert
SikneL TsomA G
6rigr, Tsomo l
Scnrel. James
BiSelow / DLck.c,
BEt1Sor, joan
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Oller Norwlen .ne Wn.e-.-t R,llrv-d c,

Oacz Sorwlcn aDo Wosc- R.ilrv-d Co
S"SwfSH c; Jun ;7tn. 1919
GS' The Stockho !ders "f .h- Now ich aod "'orcrs-
Ter hHan COMPANY n-gvby aoLS-d th-ir accO A.
me cns fur tbs choice OF Directors ll be holie1
Once % Tie Cou IN Norwich on Ihs s-cood W-dncs
csy o. JSy mex ~ O'clock NJ Lk-~lse to set on
s"y oiescrn Of property before The meeting con-
n-c'-d with ne ,nr,ssis Of In. Corroau By orj-t
t-Su ISS JOSEPH w. aRSOLD Cl--I
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OFFICE Nsw-fosE AND kRIs RaILso.p -, ,
No IS Wailst Newly FORK, June IS lsis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 tie New Stock OF ,his CON
psny arc hereby potaed lbs: lnie,es VIII ee paid &C.
eosdiHg 10 the ;sss OF subscription application al Iii
els su sILAS BROWN. Treasurer.
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may DC s.-lziec- hGt7sg ~
.fG Pos: %
List Of Letters Remain
Saturd;
- Ple0se nse1;;on W
a, a6rc-rea. LADII
Igni-, Mrs. Mary
Al. -r.su. ars Mary
Avery, Con eli. c
App,er-r, Mr. Marcy
Armstrong. Mrs. " V K
Allen, = ellen
Abno;:, Mr. Caroline A
A"tb.riy, S.fsa Jazz
Brndy, Miss { atharir
5rsu.-. Mrs I, Ola
Berger, Fanny
g-nks, aiGsy
Blak-. Mrs. Mary J
Hi.s. mIrsr6s
Barnes M Sarah
8-u5er. M, Jonn
barry. nf.-Av c
Bel, 81. Ma Il 3
s.r.rer Mr., Eve
B.sccp, Mr.. n c
6yh-n-, Mrs 5fifgei
5ooln. FiZ,n.th J
Brown " L-v-tis
H'uU 81 sLsruiiue
5ruru N'sC-i-rrine
-ruwn. Mn Eh-r
Broo... Ma C.Ihvire
Brown Mr. Thorn pso1- 81
Bond. Mi-. L-urs :
Rnrr-ti-. My Am
Bfy4n Miss Burton.s!l
Carero, Ellen
C,rr NJ, I -pcr
Campbell, Mn Sophia
Camp. Ads.in-
Cln,s. ME- z 5
Ciart, Mn M-r;l'a
Cap, n,-r. : Ia s--ine
C-m phel. Nj. EAzs
Can phil. Mary
"a q. Lcu
C'-,-itin-, ;irs II Q
Gr;-I Ms.
Cuuieli Miss Margaret
Coul-y Margaret NJ
Cox. Nl.. r.izs
Collins. Ms NJ
Collins, Margaret
Cotton, Nat cy 4
rom ~, soor or MH
C wan Caroline gar
Coon, z u JAue
Cole I. -
Cu-h y, Margaret
Curii.. Zen
Curu. Mrs Marietta
Dayton, Martha
Davenport. Mics augusta
Davis, Ann S"rfo s.,,)
0,vls E.th- Wll-u.sl)
J-h-HUx. ia ID
D-vu. Mrs
Dear. H-uri-tin M
D-p-..ro, Mary
0-uui,on Me Alice
D-'sry Navy
O-vrau MIS-
D-nui., De orah A
Dalton, MAT
Diu,p.y, Csthsrine
DOYLE, Mr., J''--phine 81
Donl-svy. Budget
d u cherry. Ellen
Dowprg, Ju IL Ann
u my. NJ H-s.-r
D0ncsn M'-- Huss
uutIr. Nj, VI
Druum)Ls. Mrs. } 4
i,uuIsp. Tl3- an
Furle, c-inn
-.7s-u. Juhnu.
t.sIn =. C-th-'ine
f..i"u. SIR Ellen
Fay, stella
F-u-il. Ann
Vein. rlrarino
fr-d-rlrss, Caiharine
f.luu, MH
R-rray. Mfs Isabella
FiiLs-tA q May \
FINI, Mr. Harrison
FOX Maria
VoT unr, Julia
Fowl-r, hire Joanah
Fowler, Mp J h
GAYLORD, Mrs u A
Gt-h.m J ,ae r Z liza
GrE--. Anna
i-fuey Mrs O2ih.eO
G1rd-u, MIR. Elizabeth
Gai,sber. Arn-
Getty, Mr., X 7
G.rn8Ina. NJ -Iiha
q cen. Susan
Grr-n. Mp S,ssn Ann
Glhorly Bridget
@ ll-sap, Bride at
G,il-uc, Mrs A w
& filth, Mira NJ A
,rrv.y, Bridget
Gordon, Mrs Sophia e
Go ,dwip. NJ 4
6dfh,h. Mrs Louisa
Gl-rn Mr..
Gnir. EhLahe.h Ann
ciuTu. = y
HARDWOOD, Mrs Louis
ti-ib,ilun. Mrs
H-sbrook f IL ,belh NJ
H-llock. Abb,
Hsy ward Mr.. Sally
Hrrvrs. Mrs A
Hat. Mis Ann
H.uson. Mr.. :. g
HaIe,l, Mrs s srces Z
Hemingway, M~ry
Heuuis-r. Ms Eliza
H-dg-, Mt- r c
hen-sy, Caihnr,ne
horton, M.ry..2
Holi, Mrs Jno K
Holt. Mira Lucr-tis
ho III -. hep.ibrth
holmes. Mrs Dl-npa
Holwn, Nj. Bridget
Homer. r l.
Hu.bsud Mrs 4 A
HyeDes Budget
HybtI. Mrs Curnelia L
huntington. ADDs y
Hull, Mrs An,cliH II
Hui. Mr. Lydi-
jackson, sarah
JaD-s Ci' urD,ipa
Jart-un. Jane C.
avaungh. HODora
k-ny, HlD anu
Kennedy. Mis- Acme
K-liy, Sarah or Rose
k-os b, NJ 7 A
k-ily. Budget
n-pnedy. H-llrn s
k-tcns'l, sliz-h-Ih
Keichaui, Mrs ) l.
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.H~ REGULAR NAH. LINK Ort~o-a
GEsn,SsSsS5asl Soslon AND Newfofk by tor fas, aud
spsndii steamer, OREGOS aud hNiCh-

ESSOCSER
The steamer OREGON, commsnSe' by CspL VIZ. ho:-
hus, ana NNlChERSOChEk, cuuaulADGrc Nv Cspialn ).
Thsy-r, Mi ihrrU ghGI ,hr Ou The hTst cay
April IN connection WIKI The Sion,c. and Providence
snI Boston Providence Raj r,a}s .-,vtus Ne~Sors
dsy SurtAy srceptrd from pt-f NJ. Norto RiV-r 81
c'riocA NJ sud S.ounsinn ucIccA. ~ upon Ihe
>rri.s' ~ ~ h4!, ,-SD from Sr.Jou-
Th-s- unsurpassed ~ speed splrudOr ard
corIol bsy;ns each ~ ,h e large c,,pnodJu, private
STATE ard nerhs Tor r hcsids barge pii-
r>r rooms for fsInI.i-s and oaru~s
PHI Steamers ctcer - tn cSp-r,-ueea meg.
srd will n- sr..S.- h"tfc-n Nv Voc sd Sot-
ton r-rrby arrivn. In ample Time Tor ~
t,- ,r-s from soeicr, North sri East
TIE OREGON ~n lssve N-w-forS -T1e'say, FouTs-
,.sy SStUriA1.
i-sv4 -tunns tru-Nouda, Wrdn-sds, ard Friday
fhr SNICkeR6lCKES will leave Ne"-f ora-Mea'
tsy W-Niue..tSy ~ii trtdsy
l.-.v- Slouins lro-Gu--isy, rhnrs'aN and >-WrcNy
5-rs., The srnvs OF i''- .'sNi"-r' =, SIC
:ou proceed ripr lately 30 The snrnid fa"aI AVS
10 Providence eostcu. without DELAY "'d ots-
ssg- Master -ccoulp each uain 10 6"'en' 10 aA'
ctSrse o' baggage .,-
Fof ps..sS- 'ihtr9crs 80 ho-ri ~ mo A""' +" pef
No, y. r or Of GEO flRCHiLo 10, ~ " e'.''
nSi OF OF mo IL RICHMOND. Ptcvtdeuco
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x1~ .EUUoATUNIC HALL -ssse-.s--z1sG
EsnzHs kOAD.-Th-, teaDboai Nj 81 s.ras.--t<z.s

.EnzsN kOAD.-Th-. teanboat NJ 81 49,
zA--e1ao.Ss.0 ROD C,pL j. SfoosS, Jr
mining in cor,.rt,oo win The EousaLJuic Railroad w
un farmer no:lce New-Yofk ho me Pier al 'hs
foot Of Markets, e r. daily s9ndsy excepted At ha''
FOR Tho stations ths road also Tor Dann'
~ sh- Woodbury. LiLchfet, Winsted, &c are for"1c-
-, nv ,s- csrx Immediately toe arrival oi lce boa
+Sk-,. In no. procured on board Ihe boai are caafsea
m advanced price e, a. -,
f,e fa, t. ,b,t bonr R. B. MASON, Sup.
a. M PERRY, Agect, Office oa the pier. myo
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c.-ss OppO,iTIoN TO ,iONOPOi.Y.

IT, nUPPOSIT1uNT To NONUPUiS =
EzssSSsSsSi sThrouYh without lsudns-Nrw Yors aud
"-A'a-A-""-S Albany Linr.-The and splendid
steamer BELLE Capt Samuel Schuyler. viii lcsv- New
YORK Tor Albany every Monday "Wednesday and Fdday,
Al O'CLOCK P ii rom The foot " Robnson.sl rn1 Belle
up with splendid and for op-ed corn-
fort .nd .nrpA,s-d by any Oost Ihs Hudsoa
river u-gn pA,sas- iaquife OF 'ho Captain, on
board ct No Souh-st
Passenger, tseng the BELLE will arrive In Albany In
,mp- time or the uiofuing ,rpn of cHrs Fast or West
x F,.,yht TAI an at 1rod.ral. rs,rs ma
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NiFF,, -ALt-by V,ftlc 4 . wal u nori Ia
Scis. 10 me directed delivered. vii expo,- 10 'ale
al The vesbu- VI The CiIy Hall Of the Cy Of Se" "l nn
n uday Tho 6h Cay Of july C-It, A. = oci1ck VI All oe
right dc aud Cn-r. c H7bp-rf "hch NJ han
90 me moth dz OF M4rrh 1876 any nin' af-f"sc'
csrI-in p-cr o paIc7 ell Rfo"' sllu
ale lyny and belD In Inc 10 -" aid VI No Iuy 81 Hs"
Yo,. nd handed AZ fulluws, ~ Wit b-sn'Iak a. c
point north -1.t-fiy side VI r-ishesh s1o
uunc red lof5-w-sWaro!y ifOh u'n
rlup!us ort -a.~afdy on IN WIN
nig-iyivo feet 'hroce afoJ On
ne said .Lfr-t twenty ee thenc- '"eu' "rst
parallel win said s'-o"- nln-'y-t~o ieet
-, ,n,tn .rtIy dong
40 49,, III ne ol.c- u beginning Dated New Ynrs May
IA Ia; WA- JONES. Sh-nf.
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