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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
THE TRIBUNE.
MEN AND NATURE.
Er.raes from StT,Hpe's Poems.

suxsET Is glorious, and the break Of day;
The full moon in a cloudless frosty sky
Amid the everlasting stars on high.
Dimmins their sheen with her o,erpo"e'"-s
Is beautiful the infant life OF Sp.iDs,
The carol OF Young bir1s upon tce "inS .,,..
The prime OF Summer. and auiumnsi 1ii'''
And Waters hoary dew, are oea a..,, r-,r,,
The walking wind, whose airy loStot.p p.'.ss
r. s,-n ,les on tho wave, her whispering song
az p .h;cS leaves OF June she plays among,
~. .aai,,g rises when the eve grows dull,
80 srss.h that stole It's balm from buds half cleft.
with thoughts OF beauty all are inierweft.
II.
Tho chasms, and crags, and catarac:s (headlong
That nurl themselves thousand fathoms DOWN.
Ofmountsins huge. whose unclimod SUBMITS frown
Defiance at Time, and with bar as strong
As death, keep back the raging hurricane.
That ever beats its angry wings In vain
Against its moveless rocks the stormy oeep,
DashinQ 70 heaven its water-spsuts OF spray
When ali the winds Weakened from IoeH sieep'
Like hungry lions bowling after prey
The hundred throated thunder; ano the nam
q, voleved nro /: and yawnng earthquakes crash
Nate thought ascend ike flaming Ere on high,
And shake the soul with dread sublimlty.
III.
But shere Is something loveler In the mind
CT man, than sunset, or the break Of day.
Or all the newborn life OF usty May,
Or moon. or stars. or music breathing wind
And there is something grander In his soul,
Than mountains with .her cataracts and cragS
Or thunder, or the lightning's crooked jass,
Or tempest, or the angry oceans roll;
And, therefore, though look on Natures face
With m. ditative eyes, and scan her grace
With LOOKS Of love, and listen 10 her voice
With deep attention. learning her sweet lore,
And In her bsuDdless loveliness rejoice
The eternal mind Of man can move me more.
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STATS & BARKER,

CLOTHING ASD FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No ,7a Broa4.uay id.r-cf!2 oppo-s Ho;rara! Hots!)
:, + g. are now receiving large aud elegant assoIl,
:, men. Of rpring sid GoUis, which they Will
cake to in fashionable styles ct their ufu-
a. reasonable pricss. ,
Strangers and o!hers re supplied with very super'
or suirs Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Elur brown and black cloth Drest and 49,.
Frork CCats W. ~
ssro Ciotla Ca.innere.! Peo Coats o. TO II on
weeds Kerbars ie Lain Sack Coais.....- ~ 10 ~
Pspts Of Cashmere Linen Drills, &c Sc. oo 10 10
Ve.i, Of White Mars Cashmere, Silks &c. 90 10 8 ~
Overcoa:-a light and beautiful Tweeds, ssIo eo'has
and Cassmeres To- travelling Cvercost,
AlSo General assortment Of furnishing articles, viz:
Crsvs,. Stccts Ties Shirs Collars Gloves suspenders
md cnifnn Under Shirr. &c. &c. MS Sm
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SHERIFF'S SAL. E-Byvirtue Of ssvers! wriis offeri
Sfscas 10 directed and delivered will expose 10 sale
Thursday the 9Th cay OF August a. y o'clock NJ al
the v-,ioule OF the City Hs OF hs City OF NewYork all
he had on The hh day OF January thousand eight
hundred aud fortysX any time afterwards or 10 and
the Tenth Ward OF The City OF York, known and
distinguished in certain map, made OF block OF ground
belonging TO Henry Aston dated the 9th March, 1872 by
Stephen Ludum late City Surveyor, by lot number thirty
one NO ST., 1istsa. fortyhree feet pine incnes DorLh,
westerly fro Essexstree, oounde south in front
tx-ny-gh, no 2s south es.'ery by lot lumber thirty
mo and north westerly By lot number ihy-tVvo no
SCI containing in breadth in front and each twenty
ore inches h.if of inca and in augh
each eide hundred feet together with The ieDeneLts
dtameuis appurieuanc-s thereunto belonging
suy wise appertaining. WILLIAM JONES Sheriff
FREpERIcX L. VULTE. Deputy Sheriff
Dated N-w-Yors, June -. 1916, I-?5 larr6wkd s
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City Items......w "WEDNESDAY. June "a


ARREST OF NOTORIOUS THlEF.-Oficer Van
Derzee OF the Third Ward sat evening arrested Ger.
man named Frederick Johnson. charge oil commit
ting two daring robberes yesterday the first of which
was that of entering the house of Mr.. James H. Broas
No 226 Green wch-st and stealing from an upper room
new suit Of clothes worth $50 the latter, In entering
the dwelling house of Mr.. James Cruikshanks. NO 80
Green wichst. and stealing from The pardr mantle piece
fourteen.day clock worth $50. On Officer Van Derzee
going TO arrest him. he struck the latter several severe
blows with billy inhictng serious wounds on his head
and face Tie accused however secured and locked
up 10 answer.
BuRGLARY-T dwelling house OF Mrs. A. w in
ham, No l5S Third avenue eloniously entered yes
terday and robbed of valuable silver lever watch, and
quantity Of jewery.
ENTRY THIEVES STILL At woRK.-The house
No IS Whehal-s entered last evening and robbed
of two coats and hat that were In the hall.
VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-A person
named Henry Vought arrested this morning and de-
tanned for committing violent assault and bait
terry Mr. Hugh McCanley, striking him severe DO"
with billy or some other deadly weapon.
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SALR.-By virtue OF = '

b.
= Faea, directed and delivered. VII sapose 30
sale on esdsy The twenty fourth day OF June ne1
tea O'Clock IL me a. bs me s and interest OF
Daniel T. Tyiee which be hsd on The cay OF
February N The yea. ons ess aa
sane NAV be oln and the following described property
thai il 10 saw all or certain lots OF snd situate lying
and being il the Third Ward ofthecy OF New ORE Known
ard she'd on certain Map Chart OF property be-
Longing 10 the corporation oTny Church as lots nuiio-rs
Tan hundred sud two ard hundred and three fronting on
er-snwf.hsree and ten hundred aud fourteen snd Ten
hundred and fifteen. fronting OF formerly Second, nov
shnptonstree, the same covered with stores and
huldiugs and enclosed and the said lots OF snd extend
sIor te nurihsr!y side OF Eeseystree: from 'Irsercn
Wasn'ngion-sree' forming IRON, CT a,'y'n1ee
ma cow known and Gisns uished bv the street numbers
T4eveutyfour), IS (ssveny.siI) IS seveniyelgni ~
(-shtyl SOL eighty aud hsfl So (eghIy-~o and "a
yeshy four Veseys:reet; numbers 1861 lone hundred
and ninety and hs and ss lone hundred and ninety,
eight Geruwchsuee snc number 2OS (tTo hundred sno
pipel WAshin gtou-sueet .
Also all those cer.sn lots pieces and parcels OF land
with the building, thereon erecec ap sso oer5
eastery side OF Chsmherssreei apd on The southwest
ery side OF ReadesIreet between Broadway snd Centre
-sst on which The City End Arcade Baths situated,
snd sk-n together bounded and containing as tst
trre Al the sou,hwesley OF the premises hereby
ds,crihed or n.ended be- adjoining lot OF ground
upou which tho Sank Tor Savings Is erected and running
thence rorhessiery along the same Que nunarea suu ~
ore Zee; 10 the side Of RssdesireeI running
thence sou,neas'-ry along me SIDE Of
Rsac street aforesaid seventyve ieei 10 ol oil ground
new or formerly of Gsbrie Furman running thence south
westerly song the hundred and hty-one eet TO
the norlhesserly side Of n-nce
rn-inv north, westerly along the norteas,er!y side OF
chamhrs,reei soresad sevenlyve fee, 10 the place OF
h.gnng e ak lots of ground above mentioned ana de-
.cfbpd being The lots lad down on Map made ny
Casm!r Tin Cocrck dsed 18th May, 1895 and eu me- IN The
ofce of Register City and County o; New-fork as
t. numbered 10 nirete en) 20 twenty p ttvrenty-one)
50 Uhirtywo) s. (lhiry-ihreel, and 50 ,thry-iourl
Together 18th all and Singular the tcuenents hereda-
n-n,s and sppurenances hereunLo heonglRg or IN any
use = me Ir.iaipg WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
william w Lyon, Deuu,y Sheriff.
MAY IN
The sale of the described property hsl eby po't
none until Wednesday next July ls ~ The same ne and
place. " ILL ~" 'O'''' '"7''"
Dated New York. June -. 1896. jas ltSds
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SHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue OF writ OF feri
- facas directed and delivered, will expose TO
sale al the Vrsibule OF the City Hail. in the City of New
York on the 2h day of June 1876, al - O'Clock NJ all the
rgh, aud interest Of Levi S Burr which he had on he
h dsy ofAdeus 1885, or st any time aherwsrds in who,e
lot piece or parcel OF land in the 18th Ward OF the city Of
New York-BeginuiDg point The esserly side OF
Maron sts Oran ia uorihery direction
from the north esstery corner OF Broome and Marion
streets 1875 nches running thence 10 uorthery direc
ton along the essierly side of Marion ae Orangs stree;
- feet thence in easery direction a. nigh! angles
with 90 feet inches thence IL ssouIhery de
rerlion IS feet inches point disar In sgsery di
rscon from the eastery sic OF Narion-seet 0l feet
inches thence Ol feet inches the eHserly side Of Marion
know a. No IS MsronstTeet together with al and .ngU
lar the appureDences and heredtsmens hereuuo belong
ing or in Otherwise sppeaing Nev YorE May l2h 1870
VIM. JONES, Sheriff,
w w. LYON, Deputy Sheriff myi3 law6w
The above gale postponed Until he st day of july next
81 Il q same time and place. VIM JONES, Sheriff.
W. w LYON. Deputy Sheriff.
New. YORK June ~, 1916. les lt&ds
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Ship Rappahannock, Drummond, from Liverpool, May
22d mdse 10 Sprague Robinson Co. 453 s,eerage pas
sengers, 10 Tapscott. May 29th lst IL 25 long
23 spoke bark Globe Theobald I'm Boston for Antwerp
Ship Sutton Galloway from Charleston, June 1th, cot
ton. &C. TO Geoose Sutton.
Br oris Osprey Calhoun, 10 ds St John, NB granite,
TO sheldon II Duncan.
Brig Port Leon (oi Bath Is is ini 81 Domingo City.
26S0 sticks mahogany, 70 A c Rossire * Co. Left brig
esose for New York osaire the only American in port
Sailed in company with brig Rio (of Bath nsey for
Turks Island 9Th of the port, spoke brig Ponce hence
bound in Died az sea- Of yellow fever on the 18th inst
Roo Tresorn, seaman. native ef Sweden on the 2ad
John Renssu.
TO Il NJ Blackwell.
Schr sarah Chala ds I'm Newborn, NC. naval stores,
10 master.
Schr Olive, Smith, ds I'm Wilmington, NC, naval stores,
TO y L McCready Il CO.
Schr North Carolina, Bag!ey. % Us I'm Sc John, NB
II ,OcO seal SKINS 10 punscombe & Beckwith.
Schr Kaiahdn, Drsytou, IL ds I'm Cherryfeld nmber,
70 Smith h Boyntop.
Scchr Sally Wheaton, from Cape May, ccAl, for New
port, II.
Sehz Spy, from Salem, mdse.
Schr Louisa, Post, I'm SsybrcoS, In ballast.
Sehr Cornels, woslom, I'm Boston. mdse.
Schr Eliza, Eldridge. fun Portsmouth. Nh mdse
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WARM WEATHER-Th1 unpleasant cold and
W damp weather OF last month viii undoubtedly be
followed by excessive heat, reminding those not already
provided that they require Refrigerator keep
their food Patent Ice Freezerto freeze their
ards Wine Cooler for the advocates Of No License
Wsler Cooler for ihse who voted In favor OF License
snd lastly but 10 bs used firstly every morning, Shower
Bath 10 cool and cleanse themselves corporeay All these
articles may be found IL that novelties descrip
tive OF and about which has been written tract already
distributed largely housekeepers this cor
muni,y These may be had gaiuoualy at he store
No. IS MRidsp.lsEs lei
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rHERIFF,s SAJ.E.-By virtue OF writ Of hen
cias 10 me- directed and delivered will expose 10 sale
OF Wednesday, the 24h day OF June next al o'clock a.
N a; The v.sbule orthe Gig Hall OF The city OF
ali The right title and inerest OF Jedediah B. Hull which
he had on the day OF January one thousand
eight hundred and forts any time afterwards OF,
in and all that certain lot, piece parcel OF ground
the absolute propcTyin the buildings hereon
situate lying and being the Thirteenth, Ward OF the city o.
Neg YORK on Westerly sd- OF Mangin street bounded
as follows 10 wit: Esserly front by Msnginueel COM
mencrg point .IIy feet Nohwadiy from me corner
rh.nce Norhwsrd twenty feet hencs Easwurfy hlty irei
thence SouEwarcy twenty feet 10 the place ofhegnnne
CONTAINING In front and rear each twenty feet and IN length
or each side fifty -e-together with the tenemeas and
herrd Arnpus lhereur belonging or appertatning
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff.
FRED1Ricx L. VrLrE, reputy Sheriff.
Dated New YORK. May l2lh. 1916 Tyl2 isw6w!ds
The sae OF the above described property hereby post
noned mill the 2;th day OF July next the lime ard
place WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREDERIck L. NuLTE, Deputy Sheriff.
D ,,ed New. Yors June "a. 1916 e25 law Ads
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EeudI Notifies.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been duly sppoi1n ,sa
:. he Hon. Frederick A. Talluadgs, Recorder OF me
c ~ New.York Trustees Of the estais Of George LocA
Tood nonresident debtor all person, indebted 70 .s
va s.-gs Lockwood are hereby required to render az
Hr, ~ ali debts and OF money owing By them re-
,oeovey 10 the said Lockwood and 10 pay the same 70
he Trustees and all persons having In ihsir poiass'
W or effects OF The said Lockwood, are required
a} Ii n. same 10 the Trustees, or before The ih
ear;h dsy Of Juue nez, the Office OF Harvey een
- No Nsssau.st IN the city ofNewYork All credit
,ha asid Lockwood required 10 deliver ihelr re-
.pscve sccounI SID demsnds 10 ne said Trustees 81 hs
'aae "--e A p ISAAC V FOWLER.
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
ROSWELL C. 5RAiSARD.
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pnbks Goupspaur.s. a.
.6ssssssz se:~eeo Nsw.Yo,t ssi s hiSa

EA&par- Ar fAb"GLhft VAIL LINZ
aa2szkRizsA.1as.s Se'~een NewYofk and Bos,oLn ~.
,,.d IT,. erov'dsnee, BY Steamer, IA ~ - a
'usd &c sS S,esners Of tbs Navigation Co 60 nf E
msioosSSSsACbgsETTS. OF 1910 tors. ''asHa @
MOHE6AS. 4nO tocs
EARRAGANSETT. s0s ton.
RHODE ISLAND IOfo ton.
Pa,sengsrs viii leave each plsee every .b.-
Sunday From Boston In he Mail Tn, sz.s-
steamer n o'clock, E. the India Point e,o nS III,
i srSSs Som ssy M
Paes AZ o'clock. reaching Providence Ala NO ss1.
loving morning H and proceeding without desyis IL
The bosis att! and ST Newport going ana -.
10, passage, eerihs, state rooms or ireiss .1s
may bs made on oosrd- Ia Boston 10 Ret5i, s2ps,
a. and s. the Depot OF the Boston ard Co s,
In provSsDee 70 The Agent st the Depot uIntiss S
N N Ne OF se ASsn,, on the wharf aad
IL pursuance Of The above. TIE fast and ,,,.-,,
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Manchester, on NJ. 49, rstc.,
resdsys and Fr.dsys; and MASSACHUSETTS "A, w
Ter, 90 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,, w.; o, p
No. \. r daily, Sundays excepted. Eseh esroh ~
magnificent steamers can berth 500 pes,sns. as tV
conmodious state rooms as'S I'd Sc,
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miscellaneous.
MANSION SQUARE BOARDING 81

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
FoR GIRLS, AT PouGHSEEPsIE, n Y;
~ ape All Ii. departments OF substantial and hp-
ished course OF education taught The summer term
viii opea on he 7h OF hfth month Nsy) For catalogues
coutsinng particular information apply In New.f Cy
to JAS 5 GIBBONS Sank Of the Stale OF New-YoTE, or In
Poughzeepse 70 o.,,
ain ssxr e RORINSON T. SISTERS 'i"''f'''
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pgLNcE oT TgE METHODIST

uooK CONcERN-The Book Agents OF me Met a, Isl
ID Episcops Church have opened Depo'''o'' ' N
sale OF their publications 81 p,,-- ryr,cu
No 49, NAssAu-sT. OPPOSITE THE BRICK CHtSCh.
This DEPOSITORY will be devoted specially 70 tne
and cs.h trade Il con;sins complete asso Hlens OF ou
o1bicaiou. including Tracks Sunday school Sook ana
grea, variety Of miscellaneous and s'An0aiu -
Theology. ..,xa,,s,,,, .oII a,
2o0 Mu1errJs, may lesve their orders 81 is
win instruction 10 rhs, place in the city the oooS' shous
be sent or where they be shipped snd iney VIII
Promp5S ~ To- LANE C. 3. TrPPETT.
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IrnTrCg M Observation-Disclosures e hereby
s,van ina, Guielnss B. Millerd sud john h S,otssf
Of The city Of New Brunswick IN the sa!s ot Ss~ yer.ey
a. ns,rraI, ra ding u-d.r ihe name and hrn OF mierd
s,d sI.o IN l5e individual capacity respectively
5sge hi. day made N assignment 10 ihe sue'cIoeIs o.
80; ,sdi,or, who have cl.rs against Them eiiher ~
astneTs or Individuals and hai he said creditors must
eIhib their claim, 10 the subseroers oa
or Animation within he Of SIX n,ontha Ne"'esey
Iune IsIh. 1886 JOHN VAN DYKE: A,,,gusel
'u tse So So 49, ELISHA SNOWDEN. T''t1
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IT, AHNUSATONIC KAGL-r

b UUSATUNIC RAJ l. -s5I5ETIlF1S:ISSEy-
10 The steam oa, M 81 -ssFs-az
ROD, Capt j. BROOKS,
running 10 connection with the Houss,Onc Railroad, will
until farther notice leave NewYorS from the Pier the
OF Markes Z. r, daily, Sunday excepted, half
past O'clock A NJ arriving at Bridgeport Al II O'Clock
Passengers for the stations the road also for Danbu
ry Bethel Woodbury. Li,ch6eld Wiosted forward
sd By the Immediately the arrival OF The boat
Tckets, IL procured board the boat charged
advanced price.
Freight received from o'clock A. M until P NJ posi-
lively after hat hour. r B. MASON, Sup.
G. M. PERRY. Ageat. office on the pier. mY5
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Schrs Velasco. Tew. Port au Prince, L McCreAdy j
Co; Boundary, McMurragh, WIudsor Susan Cornich,
Matagorda Iowa Dayton Baltimore; Josephine Lstour
cite, do.
Sloop Roscius, Presby, Taunton.
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Nrw.yogK FORM BOOK

Nnty7FRFs TTABLES-con,sini1g complete Forn,
or the Transaction OF al routine OF business oet zen
man and MAJ requiring The execution OF paper. ioseihe
win he slsiutor provisions relating thereto Also. com
pate aerest Tables Discount Tsbles Scanning snd TIM
Der Measure Cubics contents Of Square Timber &c Ic
FOR sale nv HUNTINGTON sAN A6E Zlo feerl-sl
NEW MILITIA Law.
NOV IN PRESS ard will ne puo!ished IN 8 tew days
~ he new Militia Law passed the late session OF the
Legislature. Publishing by
ie- JANSEN BELL lbs '$N''tu-s'-
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East India Cotton.

Eztrac, from a Letter dated LONDON, May 4. lsi6.
There are two hundred and fifty bales of Cotton
free labor arrived at Liverpool from one OF the
Companys governmental farms in the East Indies. =
POPULATION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the
Milwaukee Sentinel that city contains fraction less
than 10 600 inhabitants In 1912 1t 900 all told
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RaA FARM FOX sALH.--siIunlson NE kcsc from
S New Rochelle White Plains abou, equi dissnfro
s each, containing $50 ACRES or LAND, all Of whicn
IA Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which 10 Wood Lsnd
Tbe place divided by lane and laid Ouino convenient
lois FOR cultivation AL the iencss Of stoue IN good
order sn lie ground IN hi ofcuvation The build
gI OF good character snd 10 ofdcr FOR TERMS apply
10 o. g KENYON, on the premises, or Of
dsH J. RDRiANCE. Sc JchD.st Ne~ York.
"a SMALL FARM for sale al Buckram, in Queens
County shout three miles from the steamboat landing
Glen Cove, which there is two story
dwelling house with OF land Handsomely siu-
ated In view OF Long lsand Sonri For farther psriicu-
lara gpply ANTHONY j. BLEECKER. Auciioneer.
-i2 wv No Broad al.
90 A FARM FOR SALE of - good land on
the PaIgsades road leading from Hobokeu to Bulls
Ferry within ore mile OF Mr. Kings country seat;
delightful situation for country seat For farther particu
lars inquire OF James Anu Adams and York sta
Hrouklvn. tny2t maCd+
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HARNpEN & CO. Bo.Ion. Ma,.arhn .eil..

rs-E1 To WESTERN aean-r,T,TTTS,
SSs5zSss-sTSry TRAVE LERS.
The public Is respectfully -A@11A-A----
informed thai the recsn breaks Ia the Canal by
ATE freahe,. Eayng been repaired the PIONEER & Elk
PRESS LINE, vic Railroad sad Canal from PHILADEL.
PHlA 10 PITTSBURGH, will commence its regular trips
or the seascn on MONDAY, Toe 9Th April leaving the De-
pot no. al MsrkeIsl DAILY, Il o'clock. A. NJ.
BY Ills route psiaengerr will avoid all the fatigue and
danger OF ngh travelling IN coaches both Railroads being
passed in daylight
For farther Information apply At ths Old Established or
ace, IA Gsrketsi, doors above Eighth-sl
AZ Al CUMMINGS Agent
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ga WATCHING; PLACt.-S-aconn-t House. Sea-
- comet Point Lille Compton r. The subscriber
begs leave inform the public. that this pleasantly
situated house will he opened snd ready 10 receive eopS-
nv on II. 18th June Large additions have been made 10
The house and buildings during the last Winter snd
Spring-good Xperenced help Ia all the several de-
psr,u-ns are occurred and exeriors hi, part shs
DO waning make Ihs OF the pesssntess Summer re-
sorts IN The country.
Seabshlug within three qrsTtars Of mile. Conveyance
10 and from IL all hours OF TIE day
Gen,enlen fond 6.Las fowing will fnd this pisce
very much 10 thsir mind.
Stage will leave iEe house daily A. NJ and arrive
ri Fall River in season the O'Clock for Pro-
videnc- also in or the y O'Clock train OF r
Boston Returning, lesves Fall River AZ T. VI. and ar
TivrA ~ ! 7. NJ
stage alternate days for New Bedford leav-
.ng lie boHse nj a NJ. and returning ;hs day after
n. arrival OF tn morning Train from Boston. Amer the
fret OF J1y IL viii daily leaving he Sesconnet Houie
a! II A and Nav Bedford a. before P. NJ these
lines Stone 5ridse with the dav stss. Tor
3~oort JOSEPH COE
Litle C,mcton r. l. Jtre ), SIC. jsl9 I'm
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,T- MIS46. NEW.YORk ,as2s-,EnImySh
E4{S ssssssE LBANY AND TROY sEFTSSSz5.ssS

sT@ AlS46. NEW-YORk, .s9.-,rnIE,ta
ss A6sMaRp amp T coM
PANY TO all the Western States and the Canada.
Troy and Ohio Line; Troy and Erie Line; NewYork and
Ohio Line; Detroit linei Oswsgo, Troy and Ohio Lnei
Northern Trans portation Line.
Red Bird Packets and Stages.
Jane. III. Hooker; Ide, Colt & Co; kindly Pease &
Coz Elias Patterson Pope Cstin George w. Hicks, and
ohern, proprietors.
Six Boats OF the shove Lines Will leave Ns-York Als
ny and Troy daily for The West North The gen
tleruen propreor4 In the whole line all the Western
sates, AID tn Canadian EmtpsDis and others will
time and money by calling Inc above lines before getrg
caught In the numerous fraudulent; Offices In New York
There l75 boats OF the lines all fitted Ia good
in ell the Offices and IN will any person he charged
more Ofice.. Nos ., 3; - coenties Slip; General
the Offices Of The NeeYors, Albany and Troy stesmooa
Othces. PHILIP CASWELL
rnSl u ti-n-rs Psssag. Agent.
t.as-,rTIns OPENlNG OF PENNsYLVANIA
SEs5f-.-gf-rs33C ausl for 1886 BINGHAMS Trsnspor.
tatoa Line. propre.ors-Wm. Bingham.
Thos Bingham, Jacob Dock, VIM A. Strat,on Conduc ted
on Ssbbslhke.ping snd Temperance principles.
The poprieors of this old established line have put their
stock in the most complete order and thoroughly
pared forward produce ard merchandise 10 and from the
Eastern Cities on The opening Of navigation. We trust
our or experience ID tho carrying business and
attention 10 The interests OF customers, will
Continuance and increase Of the patronage hitherto extend
81 10 Bnghems Liner
Our arrangements will enable us TO carry freight with the
utmost dispatch, and prices shall awgys low
the lowest charged by other res pom BILE lines.
Produce and merchandise will be received s1d forwarded
Last ara Wes wlihouIEny charge for forwarding advenc
ing freights, storage commission. MARK PACKAGES
BiNGHAmS LINE. Bill OF 'ading forwarded and
every direction promptly attended To- Addresio apply
Nm s,s1, TYSON ,S AgsTi 10 %s,t ;.lr6 n T.
z76 MarkstsL Philadelphia.
JAMES WILSON, Agent, 10 North Howard.sl Baltimore
VIM BINGHAM, Proprietor,
Canal Basin, Liberly-sl Pittshur,
HaRNDEN 4 CO. Boston Ma,sarhu .ei,s Inasif