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sale. nj the stoch Exchange. .rHussp.Y.
MARIN .IOU K N a l.
PORT OF NETWORK

AkklNtD.
ship Radius Jolluson. Is de- fan New Orleans, mdse,
10 stanton & Frost
Bris Colombus, Webster. Is dsfm New Orleans wheat
to master % last lat % 80 Ion 50 20 spoke schr Roe
tn Baltimore tor Brszos
Brig Henrier, Page. Is ds im New. Orleans corn TO
master.
BrIs speedwcll. Ths,eher 2i De I'm $, Domingo City
mahogany sc. 10 W Lewis Sailed In CO .chr MARY
for N.w York Len kris Frances Louisa. for Boston;
.shr H-nry @ King on the cess, ldg toT New.York
Brig Lsvspt Webster, 10 days from Sagus Ia Grsnde
susar Sc 20 spoHord. nlcs,on 4 Co Lei, bark Polka
Ros,on in 10 BE oriss Georgsns. Nowlork. do Cap,
Tom do 10 d.. E-ge DO log Margaret do DC; General
Wool Baltimore ds; Hector. Boston, de- Aida from
New York iust arr; Anne, Boston. ldg
Hr bris Fame smith fun fietou Ms, coal kCGnnd, lr.
Br chr Rose Normsn IS Is I'm Pietcu NS, coal, TO G &
J Laurie
scsr Mary Eli1s Baker. Is do fn New Orleans corn
TO H.mnton Murray. I'd inst OF Tortnsss spoke bar
Morc,a I'm Boston tor New Orleans - Dc out 7th inst
OF Cape Florida spoke bark Martin w Brett I'm New
Orleans Tor sligo
schr Bounty Cru,hers is Dc fm New Orleans, wheat
TO n Terry. "a met il, 30, Ion 10 % spoke sehr
Santiago. TN Hsvaas for Philsdelphis
schr Nassau Bray, is ds I'm Rarseos. fruia &c b
Crops~y 4 Giimsrnn.
schr Urbanns. Small Is % I'm New. Orlesns corn 10
master 7th inst Of Cspe Florida saw ship showing
. red and white sAsns with black eross, of Boston
scsr Thorn. wainwright do fun Wilmington. NC,
sehr Absei Ksder, Atkins ds I'm Wilmington, NC,
naval storesi -
schr De Reset Roderick ds FIN Wilmington. NC
naval stores 10 De Rosset & Brown
schr Joseehine Lstoaretle, ds TN Baltimore mdse
10 Johnson & Lowden.
schr Csbou Nekerson. Boston md'e-
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nuhllt Gonpenantes. or.
-G-S9 REGULAR MAIL LINE bel
:. q. - .... ~. WINK N. I.a n.

U-S9 REGULAR MAIL. LINE belweeo
n - trr.y5s Boston aud New-Yofk, by the last ana
s~~e.'s 50 sndd steamers CORNELIUS VAN
DFRBILT and OREGON.
~ On and after Monday June "a the steamers Of THIS
line will lesv. New York st6 BY this semeoi,
consequences Of the superior speed OF the boats and the
ruu being the and most direct passengsrs eave
tho cy one lser and reach Boston earlier Than by
The new steamers c. VANDERBILT Capt Potter, and
ORFGON, Capt = rhsyer, viii un throughout the sea-
slu IN connection with ha siolngtun and Providence
aud Bos,on and Providence Raj rOsds, leaving New
daily Sundays excepted, FROM Pier No North River Al
o'cocsl P NJ and Stlningion At o'clock P NJ 0r upon
the arrival ~ the mall train from Boston.
These steamers ere Unsurpassed n speed speudof and
comflrt having escl NJ Them IN large cOmmndiuus pr-
vrta sa oom and berts FOR 500 persons beside isrs
private rloms fDf famtliT8 and parties
The seamers sre differed by he most experienced
men. auH Will shorten the passage between New-fob
anl B0sou from Que ard bali 90 Two hours, thereby sr
riviug iu ample time f1r al he Inca running Rom New
York north, south and west and all he lines from Boston
north and East
The OREGON will leave New York-Tuesday, Thufs
day and Saturday,.
Leave stoning Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
The c. VANDERBILT will leave New York-Mondsy
Wednesday ana Friday.
Leave stOuing ton-Tuesday Thursday and saturday.
" Passengers the arrival o. The steamers NJ sion
lrglon proceed Immediately In the splendid Railroad car
Ia Providence and Boson without delay, or remain OF
board the steamer and leave In the Accommodation rsi
at630 A. NJ which connects Providence with the 10
NJ train for Boston and baggage master accompanied
thoU Boston 10 take charge OF the baggage
For passage freight Inquire on board The boats p-
No North River. or 10 Battery place jel<
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feQal Notices.
R1RrHs ANp MARRIAGEs.

z,orroa - A.. .-f.tiei an - Act provo o.
tng tors R-gsry Of Marriages. Births and Deans n
o.. CTS ald County 81 Nr"-fpfs Tor Ni' 7-A' a" Vow
York. passed April ~ laii .-.--.-.
..ction Il shs oe ne duly ofcergymen, magstraIes
&C. SC report 90 he Guy inspector under sppoPa.
baqIs aoI In such forms shall De pfescOcd ~ We 80
r-tary on STATE the number Of BIRTHS, hAkhl AbtS
and DEATHs which have occurred IN lh-lr dls9lcs re-
,p-rtivey during each preceding me nfesy ~ Ja
nav the month ana day Of their Occurrence mo nsmss
ana residence. u the persons % mared OF a{ns ~
III. names Of the parents OF such children hofu curing ~
year The SEX color and names Of me ehdIeh ns h 81
y-slt-nce of officer clergyman performing me a
rsge ceremony in Of marriage me sse or lhs
am. VINO .h.l have married died during me yc Ag'e
said and the particular discsse or cAlse Oh lei
r. 1901 n An marriages and births 10 the Gy OF rev
Yort mail reported direct to he Cy lnsp- cior SUI 10
eas. there 10 hysican Or md~ vile 10 abundance A
birth -o The parents shAl be required 70 report % ls
Cy lrso-rtpr Within ono mOnh aud al drshs IN me Cly
OF New YoE shs DO reported 10 ne Ciy Inspector - NJ
present every week - ..,l.t,..a.
srt oh.r p-rs8us wh0 perform he marriage ceremony 70
1.-p re- stry % h- marriages c-i1nrard " heh A1e
10 a.certaa sr practicable snd mote ne ase. Of w
-. 49, - snt lie time thereof and th-ir pisces OF
bfrth ant their re.iceucr- n such rrsstfy H'u' r ,
duty % physicians ani profr'-pn4i m.u" 80 y. ~
rft-y I'd r- several hri1s I which hey h1Ve assisted
prf-.si0nzy and ts time ~ .1,n bifh. s-A 20 80
- u .he parents and phy-eian- We l1yr -
erded deceased p-r.'Ds DO thef az 'Au,'s - 49,
bo lave dictated the funeral ana s~Aoi Wlo nHF1
hurried d-c-a.-i persons keep registry OF tn- nsr
age and residence Of suen deceased persons ana ns
Of their d-alhs. .,-. -, ....... ,,.,,.,,.fe,
k are required ~ report month 10 ne Cy tn,p-
tor all persons Married ~ mem. ~ih p1.e,sH -
name age, birth place. place o. re'ineho1 " 40
married where mzrrted, &c 40 -, -. -
Pbv.trl.o, and midWvss viii also perceive maj lhey
are required report AL 0fih. me ser snc c2o,, 1s
rs md sidenc- u th- parents aud m cas- mere e %
pny.irsD Or mid wife Ia sgteudance thcn me parents v
III child report The birth 10 IN Cy 'pTco' "nn
one mouth sftsr ..., ~. .. .,,..., 10.
a. Cifv fo.o-ctor A. ". WHITE. City lnsl ectOr
chs Inspector. Office, June 49, ls47 ls-i In
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nin0ow Shades.

xxTINDOw SHADES, Gilt Comics, &c-J. c.
w OUDFORO - fOa1 way, invites nose Anoll pun
chasing Vrdosg Shades snd examining ~ arEe and
besutu assortment before maxim their selections some
very superior gothc. snd-cap-- h1~-rs vigneties Co
rnthsn columns Roman srches. venetian scene, &c Also
are and 10 curtains cursn bands loops, pins, eene
tssseis, glt cOruiees gsuz- ind9N W. ~ n 'e7-
~ liberal discount % those buying 10 sell again.
S0ltern Merchants sill here hld 'age assortment 'lii'
able FOR he sou fh-rn climate. "a Brn-i~sy ~
NxTINDUW SHADES, spuc--st-Fzniii-s spout
w furUishng their hou. with shsGes will save any per
cent W calling on he suhscrib-rs .
BARTOL & ORMSBEE.
- s-n wanHfarrur+rs and Importers
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FouSp 1T was known that T. 5. Senator
Rreese int nded present the hsrbor Convon'
ton But the Washington Union took such strong
ground against the Convention that the worthy nstor
was afraid 20 leopard his standing with the Admnisra-
tou by carrying out his original Intentions sppesrs
however that be succeeded In reaching Chosgo after
the Convention adjourned Alb Eve. Jour.
AccIprNr-As the Boston Ferry boat was leav-
ing the landing at of Maiden lane At ~ o'clock
TO day portion of the platform gave way horribly
crushing B.pismin Burnan the collector the boat
Several Of his rbs broken and he was otherwise
severely injured. ALBANY Evening Journal, l4th.
BUSINESS on THE KESSEBgc There are at this
time 20 ess than eleven steamboats, running upon this
liver seven OF which exclusively upon the river
and the best of the whole they all making money
Bath Tribune.
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EXHAUSTION or TALK.-How long the lamp oil
holds out 10 burn. between two per
sons only. 10 curiousy set down IN the following
passage from Count Gontalloniers account OF ms
imprisonment:
q am 40 Old man yet by fifteen years my soul
IL younger than my body Fifteen years existed Tor
did not ive-it lite in the self same dungeon
tee feet square During Elk years had companion
during nine alone | never could rightly distn'
suish the face Of him who shared my captivity In the
e~rnal twpigh of our cell The fret yesr we talked IN
cessaatly together related our psst lives, our joys
forever gone over snd over again The next year we
communicated 20 each other thoughts and ideas on
all subjects The third yrr We had no Ideas to commu'
noste beginning t. lose the power OF
The fourth. At the interval of month or 40, We
would open our lips 10 ask each other II II were indeed
possible that world went on No gay and busting As
when We formed portion OF mankind The NTH we
were Silent. The sixth, he was taken away never
hnsw where to execution or % liberty but was Stdd
when he Use gone even solitude was better thsn the
dim vision Of that pale vacant face Alter that was
aone only one broke 10 upon nine years vacancy
Doe dsy have been year or two alter my com
paniou LETT me, the dungeon doer was opened and n
whence proceeding know no--uttered these
words By orders Of his Imperial Majesty, Intimate
10 yon that your wife died year seo Then the door
was shut and heard more they had but Hung this
great agony upon and lett ma alone with II again
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the Peoples Journal
TqF LITTLE hOLE5
sy cHALEs xAokAY.


wHrs ers.ping tyranny ofends,
Or angry bisots irown;
When rulers plot for selfish ends
To keep the people down
When statesmen form unholy league
To drive the world 70 war;
When knsves IN palaces Intrigue
For ribbons or star;
We raise our heads. survey their deeds
And cheerily reply
Grab. THE Holes, gr1fb yHd>T ground
There's sunshine IN me sky.
When can,ing hypocrites combine
To curb a free mans thought,
And bold al doctrine undivine
That holds their canting nought;
When round their narrow pale they Pioo'
And soornfolIy assume
That all without are cursed OF God
And justify the doom
We think OF Heavens eternal love
And strong in hope reply
Gr,b nj, 1,oles. qy7lb under ground;
There's sunshine IN me SKY
When greedy authors WELD the pen
To please the vulgar town
Dep,ct great thieves as Injured men
And heroes OF reno"n
Pander 20 prejudices unclean'
Apologize for crime,
And daub the vices Of the mean
With flsttery like slime
For Millions craft for Shakspesre's tongue
We blush but yet reply
Gr,,b, ilttie moies, grub uHder ground
Theirs sunshine an the sky.
When Snug philosophers survey
The various chimes Of earth,
And nourn-poor ssgelings Of day
It's too prolific birth
And prove, by figure. rule, and pish
The large fair world 100 small
To feed the multitodes OF man
That flourish on its ball
We view the whey ards on the MIS-
And corn. fields waving high
Grub, li,tle Boies, grub under ground
There's sunshine IN the sky
When men complain Of human kind
In misanthropic mood,
And thinking evil things, grow blind
To presence OF the good
When. walled in prejudices strong
They urge that evermOre
The world is world is fated 30 60 wrong
For going wrong before:
We feel that truths they cannot feel
And smile az we reply
Grub. iifHe NOTES, grVb under ground
There's SUNSHINE IN ne sky
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NIIIIER,- AGENCY .-Omce ~ ero.d.'t Ns-
vi Yors-rbe s1hscrber c1ers ~ ..cs "a As-ns ly
lrs Clo,h scr-ns Betting lie and Tor A. oah-f Elc-s
a.s In ne rou,ruelon or running OF sie2I or Nsi1f
MN. Ntu si.o furnish information or psnf Tor thor COZ
slrac.ion ADD conrad for ne 5uats Of ne sane aPoo
The approved method ,--A,...
WIN also sct - Agent for PaieoIeos of a. nscn'n"
Connected with milling
Al communications. poss paid, addresses % >. ~.
~ sros,i-sI Nv York. BrOoalyn ChJ shis efooh
lyn, l. l.
srooslys City Mills. la March. lsC. M pkwH
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ORDER of Hoo. J. ". Edmonts. notice = here
ID - yV-n rqrsuarf 10 The provis0as Of ~ st.il7 81.
.usrh--ut, aysinst Ascending conce41di AID
d-6t0rs sl sllach-ni las Sc .s%lss
ID estate d JOHN GALL AGhEk 40 4n'conSas lsDtol,
- --.e-rf u 80 Mssnlcgt0r street y T ala MAJ
- ans viii b cold Tor INC payment of Is c1os -nlrss
~ sop-sr and discharge slcn Ala 1neot sccorels ~
-. ,stbfo s uo1ths from The nrss publication OF MS
700. spa tb.t tn- payment u zay teos due 10 hm ~
ssy p-r,oos wlhin M. and re delivery " him or
am ard N. trsrs.er OF any Of bis properly By hun are
foroiddsu by law and are Void=psied ne !es daJ Of
May, 1917. Hl.LlAh SOtL,
uyas lsvSu No. kasszz-sl
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q Camphene snd Turpentine Dsulery Tor "a sltqste
= on Gsnsevoort-st and within BLOCK and hAI 81
The North River There Il large Turpentne Sill, win
Worm. Tub, &c also Camphene sill which IL run by
steam Engine = tnree horse power, also very
large Boiler Crlt1n introduced into the works ard
everything in perfect order 10 commence work Immediate
IT, There four cots of GROUND, ard The esse has nge
years % rnn from lh- frs0f May ast snd which vii sso
b. sold together with h- Buidng- sheds, Sc Apply TO
faf iu- z N BLACEW ELL co. lN Fronl't
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n-, FnR nnsrON vIn. NEWPORT

ssH---iS and Fall kiver-New Ste snlboai ana kali
se.-~s-- road Line composed u The superior hrsl-
ca.. taamers OF great 9Th and speed particularly
ad.usd 10 the navigation ~ Long Island Sound, running
m Connection with the Pal River and Old Colony Railroad,
disanceof So miles 10 Boston Only. Leave pier 3 North
River near th- Battery, daily. except Sundays
Toe new steamer BAY STATE, 1900 tons burden Cspt
Joseph Coms0ck, or Tuesdays Saturdays ana Ihur'-
days 81 3 N. . ... - ,,
me steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. 1000 tons burden,
Can't VIM. Brown, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
81 5 r N.
These steamers fitted with cOmmodious satero ms
and ever cement for the security and comfort 81 pas
,ngers ho are sfOrdef by Ibis route nights rest %
board and on arrival Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early me following morning baggage
master attached 10 esrh steamer who receives sno NC
III. Inc baggsge and accompanies the 10 ils deslna
ton. steamer In connection win 1hls line 70 sno
from Providence Al, .
Freight 10 Boston s taken the same rates as by ne
other regular lines and forwarded with greater exped
ton For passage apply on board and ehrr 70
TTSDkLE BORDEN ~ West-st or al he ONCE ~ me
Line Al The corner Of WsshingonsL and BAKERY place
myG 3m
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Drp Uoc6s.
I'D. N. sTEBBINs,

>rO 4, sk--At--1 ass- r,r sac 70 90. 70 SUI pur'
INcbas@r, a. lowest Caik yrie,s-
us.gu Exeter, M-rrusck, Croion, Lowell hAos aI s
tVs.tporl Nhit-store, Hartford, Niles, &c &c ga
x,r.-fv - sty "a heavy scd fine
CHEFsE CLOTHS l. -. and y lneh-s VIC Al
COTTOS TAkS TWlsi and fllirg-NQA - =,
from h- bes. mi. IN Paterson, " J. for VI
export v.sNs t. .-..- -..,ort4d No.
Csro.ina Georgia Virgins and SswJer'ey -.
Browu Drills Osnsburg.. Wedding. BsIis, I~ine' CH-
nj Warp. Wicsing, Seine TEine, e. &c 90
n s-Libersl advances made on eonssnni-nu- = on
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANT-.-Brovn SHEET
$50 b-arfs both heavy snd Sne-starK Mills, Law
rerc. c !" Indian Head Cahoi A. Premium hesvy M-f
rirnsrk EEeters, Jukrowrs, H. rsy D. hsa ~ iha1-s
turers prcss The q floors o. 10 and . Ceahsl hai
bork above Pesrl-st Yard vide sn@-.i1gs crn's pef
ysrd As). bats, wicE, wines warp ard SsaaIls- A'o
T n UNDERHlLL co.
jyl5 ls D and 2 oed.I-.t
I'O SHIRT MkNUFACTURER-:-- SUB
scrber Ia. this Dag received and o-fs lof 50 nc
and very handsome article Or s. inch sach-a Oouon'
manufactured ~ he P0uichArrain hls uoin ne JEST on
socE expressly for shirts which ~ 30 !ss1r 70 II
vie ib- silenliou Of The trade & ? HARMS,
i-l9 y EAclals z pLac1-
DUE AND ORANGE PRINT--On fine ard
nmeIium cloths, ard ~ neE snd s-e1nl p1lI-lns' Yl
,.e lou ~ iiei5 2UI C HARRIS. o. ENchsnge-p- aee
T,AKPET.-.o0 rols fr-. medium and 'uperhae Al
I wool Csrp-ti Also, printed WOODEN snd eoton Car
ieis SEsMITHk co. % and 8 Pine-st
IST1NNFI~-570 5sI-s .csriei u-. green and yell
L low WOODEN faunels. Of different Qualue' oo1n paln
~ ieis NEswITH co. 50 snd s. Pin.-.t
IIKNTUJk JEANS case. computing sn as
N .ortnert oil qualities and cnora Forsa.e hy
els NEsMlTH co. 81 and 59Pine-st
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before The Vice Chancellor. - !. HILL
l NHEELEh a. JAMES McKEEN.-sisie Of Ne"
YORK -ln pursuance and By virtue u d-cr-Ia order Of
th- urt " Ctsnc-ry made M tnr above entitled cau'1
viii 10 sold a. public suction. a. The Merchants Schsks
io he CIV Of N@R-f Ork under he direction u n-
a. ned one Of the Matters " said Court y James Co4o
Agcln--r 90 Yesterday he 4lst day of July eek =
I2gcocs noO1 u hat day IL hose fourteen cslIal1 ~,
pieces or parcels Of ground, suiair ylrs snl ~,
Twelfth " Ard 0f he City u ke~-f lrA snoNu -
iirgui.5ed "a c-r..n map entitled Msp " properly -
longing 10 Phnp Ml-doier made 20 p Aus.s.' = =,
. Brtgs. Civ Surveyor. lno~ on ne ~ " =. -
b@ Reg ser in snd Tor Tho City and County o. - 49,
bv H. "a fb-r. 10 1.-Two hundred and nlfty SIX -
hundred and lnrty..-ven -, Two nunqfSa a.
ef.ht - Two 6unfred and .nry-nne 80 W. 80 ~
49, 80 FORTY "a Two husdred and t'fy oD7 80
v hundred All forty tToD - Two h-n4i-u 81
s,-. "a Two hundred ana Tory iJ1r - Two hl--
sr.a nd for.y-fv- go Two handfea she ly'Iy -
- -, ~ .na orty -seyenl -4s, 40 hunafed .he iof
sS- - "a Two hundred and forty colecuy--
~ -. - asf5ilo~s Va Esstefly by ne ffst-as-nu-
5tse1iy by One Hundred saf Egnleeatn'Ls-.. no,lh-
- 80 o. HUNDRED and Nineteeutn-sresi, and r-slefy
- ~ dys~u parallel 70 he Flrstavenue, on ne west
s.r-of A. ihs distance u one hundred and seven.
=, - f--t taer-from with Al The right iie anf lnisfe.
n ~ I'd James ScKe-n " u and - ne on- nan OF nc
1900 I'd avenues 10 froci sr1 k1io.rng said iOs
D.tsd New-YorE June 81 l5tl
- -. s. Wall-sreeL
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CORPORATION Nolltes.

rEND coal. DEALEtt~-Corporzuo Noure-sealed
1 Pr0pssa. Will boz received boy thr uuder-gued II ~
Office. no il kl brthst ult u ociDcS Al noon on we
1n day ~ inv next Tor supp yius for the Of the
several p4fneuts " he CofnOr iou except me AIMS
House Department. 100 tons 81 Anthracite Cos, OF M
best Qlsfy rsch to consist % 4V bs ana 10 br OF
the ~ owing descriptions, VIZ.
500 tons Of Lenigh Coal, egg size,
800 ions u P-scn Orchard Red Ash Coal, egg sze
Three hundred Of the 90 h. delivered - such
public oce, and pisces the superintendent OF bud-
ings shs direct before the 1T day Of November
next aud the remaining fur hundred tons Al snc1 times
aud u such quantities, and At sgch OF The Poi-e On IS
Station Houses Public Offices and Fire Department oIla
iugs shall be directed Oy the Superintendent OF bud
ings N
Payment he inside the delivery Of the Coal BONDS
Ia the pe1a Of ihfd The amount OF me conuhcl
with Two approved suretirs will b. rrqll ed
Proposas Will slate The price per ton for -Fch oe'cIlp
lion OF ls delivered Ia front uf the several premises
jos u BLACK, supl. of Buidingf
Office snnt n Ruuings. y! June. Ioll- ~ rod--un
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LSKANCIs y LOUrRKl, u Maiden lane, hsy
Iiik CANk CnAIN.-l


] uce 10 the sngvT, invalid. ordinary oiuz-n. In
size 10 but hue larger ihsn he ordinary cane but can
be immediately opened into nesl' durable svd convent
eut chair cspsbie Of sustaining from 90 10 $40 pounds
wrighL For ang ing country excursions crowded 50
sembnes and u the tOurs traveller and invalid this Will
be found 40 tuvAsble sccom panment For sale whole
s.e aud retail by JOHN J. BROMN co. ~ FULTON o.
n. 4. We have received fresh supply o. ne shove
mentioped articles Those that have been wsiung Will
please call a mske their selections Vl4
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Gtcursions.
vyoURsIONS.


IT, BULLS FERRY. FORT LEE snd Hack
SAstz-7Nenssck landing 81 rious Docs-FNe
&zznr~zzsrs ID. r@nt.-Tta coumodious steamboats,
FRANK. Cant l.Ssc Scott and ROBERT ANNETr, Capt
Frederick GAYLORD will run daily follows, Until farmer
notice touching Al Hammond and Nineteenth SIS
Leare y. Y foot Of Canal-f Lore Fort zee,
Monday. s, and 10 A. VI. g. Monday, 7. and IL A NJ l.
ande PM 4, and 6 M
Tus.t.v g ana 10 A NJ ? TuesdSy So II and y A. NJ
S snds p NJ I. % and 8 p NJ.
Wednesday, and 10 A VI "Wednesday, 81 .. ana 4. A.
2. s and NJ NJ. l. Il md Z =,
Thursisy O. ard 10 A. NJ Thursdsy. 81 u ard y A NJ
:. and 2 NJ /, u and T. NJ
Frasy and 10 A. NJ 2 Friday, So = snd y A. " l.
and P " a and P. VI
ss-,rfsv ana 10 NJ saturday. 81 u and y A. N
3 spd6P NJ l. a. Snd II P. "A.
sl,dSv : @ ard 10 A NJ sunday, and n A. N, l. 5
anc 5 n. sud 2 VI
Psrsop. hose time may be 80 much occupied 40 % rem
der % ncOnveu-n Cor tho leave during business houfs
W ohserve mai h,st caves NeS York st6 o'clock every
uornin r4turung 'rou Fort Lee al Il ocock-lhereby
sf1rding opportunity Tor pleasant excursion Whnu'
loss " Time.
Sages viii be IN readiness Al Fort Lee TO convoy pss
ssngrrs TO Hscseusacs. Sund sys excepted
dew York. June 10. i}4l. JETS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
TtOWPONATIDN NuTiCE.-

CORPORATION NufitE.--Fuhhf Noucr -
y hereby sven t' e owner 'r o"n@rs, oD cup ' or o'
-.r.uI. OF = Houa-- arf Lots. improved or prWp1Vrl
Ls1ds hi-C.a thereby. tlaf ln~ funwi.f f-.-.-nris
we been CON p~ted uy the Assrss'rH and are lodged I'D
fr. street sslnrf. OHre Cor examination hy All
prrrars Interested viL For htrsrF space four iret
wide through fl4 sidewalks ~ Eirh'hsueet between
Avenue b and e.. The limits embraced by mis- assess
m-n include 90 me Houses ard Lots OF Ground, Nacai
I1s asd Pec-s Of Land situate both sides Of Eght
stfeet et -en Avenues and e.. All persons whose IT.
eres are a rtei b. the above named Assesst nts ani
who are opposed the same, either OF HEM are re-
6.r,iy1ed Al NE Street Commissioners Office, within
thirty DAYS from the dale Of his notice -
MARTIN T. THOMPSON.
gtreet Commissforsr and Chairman nf the Assessors
Set C,,up,l..orar. OHi-e Is 1877. tyl5 l0t