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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
BANK NOTICES.

C1~rsoLlrs. OrFtrr. -r.rt % Va cas-
'f'HE PUTNAM COUNTY BANK. Farmer -. hts 81. t,y
1-1 80 49, llte oi he sTrl-nfo 80 hes-r- " An
hLfN co n Ahsrf tFe1t- 81 Re r-s1a1ino t =. Grub
tr- 1--. t-ei1~r uf te anrit a hr-s7s
n--r, hots1l Co I'd N-r ora sh t--t- ag~1e 'n 10
- tle A. A. rs'. - o ltl2 n1t-f ts.-i
My =. i-fi IA Bag, JlF 81. 10.
ur MILLARD FILLMORE, Controller
C.sfr1ltra'. Ofrf-r srsrr % NJ f1rz
fl'Hk FAlNtH' AID MECHANIC, hANk of h1clr.,rr ht,
- ial tTt fts ce naiE- ol fs arno1rrrf oi hrrsr
,saa-n Co. % A1Hl s~at- Sc 20 f-t-a tl "a z. crca
tis te ee-n-r 81 ai ~ afrairlt 81 hefsrs
l'rrr fa a Co 60 N-s f0l ~ -lt-. t1r--tle o. t-
A. eea 3D. A. A. -.stns dc R-lrp-au % hls Nqts-
fs---t Ma =. l-sa-Al -ry. Jar li l-fs
w az NIlLARn FILLMORE. coafrli-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
CITY ITEMS.

FRTpAN, July =, ISIe.
HuNaSr Acr.--A few days since as CALER
LYON OF Lyonsdale walking the Battery, be saw
that little girl named Margaret Mccoy had fallen into
the water, and had sunk perhaps to rise more He
Immediately plunged In and rescued her from wsiery
grave. He lie not only Poet but philanthropist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

- FARM FOR sALE-Plcasanty situated on ne
ID west bank Of the Cayuga Lake, miles south Of me
s- Bridge miles from Senecs Falls, and IS miles Gehe
Va Il IL the most pleasant situation on the Lake SHORE ana
for any person wishing retire 20 The country more des
Fable one could not be obtained The Village OF Canogs
ABOUT mile distant where there several churches ana
Post Ofce The farm contains about 40 acres and u Wen
fenced and wsered There IS abundance OF nun OF ~
ma, on lie place aud he peach orchard the finest IN the
country On the premises good twosiory house
barns. carrsgehouse, cehouse &c FOR terms Apply on
he prerses or o " ARNErr. Esq Seneca Falls, or 20
WILLIAM L. BOYD n Son'h-sf Ney-fors -ez -aN-N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

NAN.s CANCHAI Att A-Ine lnVslabIe a1t
NuniQue Caiforis Mrdicsl Panf - merits ceve
loped RAPIDLY supersedng every medicine A. simple
means OF exciting the helhy CT the stomach ard pre-
serving IL tone II fcvcfs pulmonary complains and al
diseases which be traced % c3nsrpa ~ me- bowels
impnrty OF the blood. rs superior efficacy = commencing
IL 10 general attention The proprietor with view 70 sub
the greatest scrutiny. VII De- grained m
pleased 10 cal Al the Depot s. BROADWAY. most
remarkable cures effected and IN progress In tls city
iyzI I'm
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FIRK.-This morning fire was discovered IN
she residence Of Moses Y. Beach Chsmbersst but we:
sxtngaished before much damage had been done.
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> nnn MOUNT sAVACE ERE BRICK.

C,OVu 500 Barrels Soap Stone Dust, ground and bolt.
ed for Foundry sosp Stone Slabs and Blocks by the
ton Funnel Block Grdces &c. &C msi received For
sale hy JAMES. BEERE CO.
SNDkW Futon.st
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| NEW AND GREAT DISCOVERY for r

"A eerng Dsguerreo.ype ndehbe, al A J. BEALs' Pre-
mum one Dollar Daguerrean Gallery. B.-l5o Broad
way, hird door, hewe Maidsnsne and Liberty-s-hss
connection with any Other room establishment, in the
city. jy26 I'm.
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DIVIDENDS.

nIyIDEND.-The Macon and Western Railroad Co
~ Of Georgia have declared dividend Of Two Dol srs
share the c.pA stock OF he Compsny payable 20
e Northern stockholders al he Bank OF The STATE Of New
York IL his City, on the ls. day Of Algust next.
Signed J. X TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Iuiv n 1919 iy.p ~
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Brighton Cattle Market. TsUa,D

A. r..rss' Beef C.e seer md Lambs and 30
BEE c&TTLE-Erins a. fret quality sosi ~ second quail
r, sfNS -
sHTEP-Od. 75a- - LAMBS "a ~
sWlNE-sm.ll Pss 3 y A. r-a's Boston journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

wigs and scaps far in advance OF any hitherto offered
10 the public; for ghtness durability and natural sppear-
they unequaed All persons wishing hrsi-rate
wig scalp should not fail 10 call the mandatory OF WN
BATcHELoR, Wal-st. Broadway. before purchas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
INSURANCE.


MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM
vi PAM No 10 Wsli-st.-This Company completed is
third yes the ls Of May last which Time the surp
amounted Hf4lo0 S. showing amount Of business
paraieled In the History OF Life Insurance
Dividends Of profits declared annually upon s life
policies which have settled premiums, the
profits draw interest the Of per cent per aunum,
and be made available al once. 70 the extent Of two
thirds Of The Ant where The party has pad bis premi-
um- in fulL
Premiums payable annually but may be paid semi.
annually quarterly and parties taking life policies may II
they prefer give their individual notes for onehaf the an
nus premium, upon which they viii be required 10 pay
per cent interest
Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect insurance,
and ell information n relation tC the plan u operations may
be obtained, gras al The Office Of the Company II Wall 81
DIRECTORS.
KOuf. l. patterson, Henry Mcsarlan, Thomas = Segu
Chas s Macknett, Seth Low, And'w , Smelling.
Edward Anihony, joel " Condit, VIM NJ. simpson,
Levi. C. Grover WiliamA. \ Penz Randall Greene.
ROBT l.. PATTERSON. President
Benz c. MILLER Secretary.
JOSEPH l. LORD, Agent
VALENTINE MOTr. ~. ( Medical Board
JrR Van RESssELsEg. IN. of Consultation.
JAMES STEWART, ID. (Rrsidence Abingdon-square,)
Medical Examiner attends al the Office daily from % 5
O'Clock UfTurhSSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

Z. tween the Fi0h ami sixth avenues, fronting on 5e
N r.,-,h sie n one Hundred .nd Twenty -fhst--the
ot on the conner OF Fhh-avenue beng 81 feet fron ana ~"
deep he Others being - feet front and 10 deep tof iai
-b.rt nsr,i.-,',rs amply 10 A J. BLEECkER.
,vtfv kucronesr. Brosd a.
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EXCURSIONS.
FOR GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

Fare Do Greenwood only "a cents.
r~~ >THE STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK, Captain
Es&t-1NHofmire. will follows every day
ssrre<S1" Sundays excepted from the foot OF Cort-
lanfst y r.. Leave New-York n and 10 o'clock A VI
a2P NJ Leave Greenwood for New-YorA 81 3 AN
and u NJ and Al 5 and p NJ. Fare each way only q
.srts jyl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

L WRiTE-Cobys Patent Bouing Paper, a and
useful article, for the use Of Aco colleges public oces,
&c and in by most Of the principal bookkeepes in
cur banks and public Offices for packages from TO-
TO Is For sale by A TRANERS \ co. Sole Agents,
fyG I'm 81 Maider-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

% Water.Cure Esta biishmenf, Oyster Bay,
L. q mles ron New-iofk-loEL SAW. ID. snthor
OF The Watef-Care Manual Hand Boob Of Hydropslhy,
BE- he Editor Of The WsieCare Joarn ana he earliest
American prernrorer OF the mode, and Dr. p RooF,
aso pupil o. frcssn'z, receive patients " above Psr
ssss weed days per s'essnbos Croson 81 2. ~ rson
heft~ iSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

fuitsl tScE ai an oi-r Of ~ sarrat- o. ~ Comfy
frrs t- l-r-ny o. AT p-r.ors hsrnx cals ssn-,
JOHN HAsCE f- ~ - Cfy Tars srist 1000 10
fr--af t- ath ~ roll-r. tl-f b ssssr.r.
osre of " G. Lerer-- 60 Ca-rry e. IT, Gu "a ~
f0rs. t- at-rt ilJ of August l-Kt-Dsei Ssa Tor.
s.-r-utl -sy 0if-lr-1ry, lsi.
WILLIAM HANCE
f.firrsrr BFNJRNIS : Cook EE-cutors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

sSlis-iNNT. landing a, Csdweiis West f9sa, Ne"'
Ssess-sS7n@hurgh, Hampton, Mit9n, feagnksssps.e,
HYDE Park Kingston Barryiown Rechook, bnsioL Cas-.
4 n Athens snd Stockport Passengers by ths Dos WI
arrive In Albany e time for the morning uHn ot
cars Fsst or West The AM splendid st-smooa
MANHATTAN, Capi W. B. Nelson, viii cave ne edesn-
boat Pierat the foot OF Robnsonst on Tuesdays Ihn
DAYS and Saiurdsys. O'clock p. NJ For passage %
de ,,s;,s ~, Of Rohnsonst iyii
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says
The President without waiting for Congress TO au.
thorixe force for the defence of Oregon according
his Recommendation, has ordered the Regiment Of
Mounted Rides, under Brig. Gen. Persiier Smith for
Oregon The cd Infantry. under Riley. has been
ordered to California and a small force to New.
Mexico.
The President hardly ever does wait for author
ity from Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

- At PRIVATE SALE-The vapshle roy o,
ha wing frontage Or = ret on ne easi sue ~
~ irahcthst ieCual 90 f lots by 100 feet in iens tl
on each te being side ~ the os church N Ellaih
a. rear OF he Bow cry The lots - expected "a OH 81 ON
the lot u the northeast e Wake Il For farther
parficu sppiy 90 the suctoneer bfoad-s survey
mar of the property can be seen 81 the once ~
fyl5 iw ANTHONY J. RLEECkER. Alc'r, : Broad ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

.-sss.=SFOR ALBANY aud The GLOWING lanaings
Err<xz@,S. aldwefs. West Point. Newbursh Hamp.
ton Milton. POughkeepsie, Hyde PARK, hng.ton, he'd
Hook Bristol Cafskil. Hudson Cossaekie and Kinder
hook Breakfast amt dinner on board the boat The
and splendid steamer CONFIDENCE, Capt A ID. Peck.
will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Robnsons Wsfnes-
day July - lsls o'clock NJ For passage or freight
sppiv on board the boat WH
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CONVEYANCES.
- REGULAR NAIL LINE 81.
Ek4xx{SrWEEN BOSTON AID NEW.YoRk.


" The Ferry Of Providence 10 now avoided BY he Ssv
Branch Railroad Insnd Route through without chang. u
Caro Baggage TIE steamer G. VANDERBILT Cspl
Jo-i stone and RHODE ISLAND, Capt Potter, in can.
n-op with The sonngton and Providence snd Boston snt
Providence Railroads leaving New lOrE dsiiy Sundays
c-pted. from pier North River. al o'clock " ard
s,0ningtpn ~ O'Clock " upon the sfrivs u the msl
an from Boston These unsufps IN Sod
.pendor and comfort having each u them ~ hrge cono-
diol. On and berfhs FOR 80 persons @
.se large private rooms fOr families and psf0rs TIE
.esgners Offered By tie experienced men, sni
s shorten the passage Neys-Nork and Boston
from u hours. thereby striving znpe time fpg a. ne
lines running from NewYork North south and West and
al he lines rom Boston, North and Esst
The c VANDERBILT VIII leave Sew-Yorh, Tue-dsy
Thursday and saturday Leave s,on ssou Monday, We'd
ue-day ard Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND viii leave Ne~.Yorh, Monday
Wednesday and Friday Lesye ssoaingou Tuesday Thur
day and Saturday.
B-PAssenge. on The srrva Of the steamers s s,oo-
ugion proce. Immediately IN the splendid Railroad Care
10 Providence and Boston baggage master scc0m psns
he steamboat snd from Boston 20 tsse charge
the baggage For passage. berhs state rooms fsya
application may be inside 20 he Agents On he wnArf and
- = hi R.usrv.ri.r.
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WANTS.

WANTED few scrve yO1ng men 10 30 south %
w 70 Gc agents for he sale o. new and populu
publican u.s. ard shove their expenses VII e
Insured 70 10 writing viii opportunity q clearing
O. foH per year some nOW n COR employ VII GO
doubt MAKE over 6 90 per year. clear Of al expenses
Esch man vii have ia oisrct u vii b. uecessary bi
them 70 have a. from - - % tain good trs
out Apply Al FRENCH's Publ ching Hal &c Broadway
up stars oce Of he Fsg Of our uuion Al etiers nus
be postpaid. o
WANTED agents 90 SCI me Lives " Taylor and
w Fillmore. net Published. highly e1he shed A 80,
R.fge. of Mexico ara Hal. cf fts M0-irzuras ard other
works Agents are making IsrEe wsGes Apry 20
iy15 w. T. HUTCHINSON lt- NsssE1-sf
NtrANTED-A place o. wef-rgr-e By healthy yQlf &
w woman she may be seen a. 40 Jlunf ac-, y ris
she has recently been employed l mat cepecy ald "-is
her ffness for The Office may be- sscer4lnei ~ - -
ITNBVRNT BRICK lIA>ON.--A person scgna.1i-
y e. with maktg and laying 1r ourni tIcs - Wet TO
q into The country and build d~e-ns Aalfe-s By 10
IN. CRY Post Offce W u
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rn FASHIONABLE HATs-Jnn

XII fANhlONABIf taI--Juri hui-ned, he
(ll most splendid article offered. elegant French
SIX Hsts AZ the low price Of -, usually sold for 81
Also an article Al g 30 and g l5-nest Haas ts2
iv7 Inn BROWN - CsnsLst
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r-,NEW.YORK, ALBANY

Sukfr-~1NLlNE-fur Albany and Troy -HNm
he Pier NJ The foot % Cofuandsi rrsons
taking these vii arrive m Troy In Tune 10 tske he ear
he morning trains West 10 Buffalo, and North 20 LsAss
1,eory. al Chsr,piAin The low pressure sesmbon
TROY Capt Nm. Il. Frsxee, on MONDAY Nedne.dsy sna
FRIDAY At oclock 2. NJ The new sni .pleudid ,.ssn-
bost fNPIRF Capt W " Tupper. on Tuesdsy, Thurs
dsv and saturday Al 8 o'clock. Freight must es "a. N
charge II the Freight Agent tho Company VI no ~
rrsponsibe for inss For passage &C Apply on pohu or 70
~ SIS CHAMBERLAIN. Al the oihce on s-whsII
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FOR SALE OK To LITE hrsteias i9rer-
- -. 49, house srf .o, 81 Sevenfh-st lmmcdaie
Ia pos.es.iou given. Apply to JOHN :. GILES,
iygf lNs 10 W a4aet-s-
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TO LET.

a. TO LITTLE lower Psri of house v Bsnssi 20
r. anal AN H. The rent viii De very moderate iof ne
~ - ace OF ne rear. Apply 10 tnLloN,
80 - SO Broadway.
g. To LET-A part q tho holss - Roseet Inquire
- on he premises .s,..
- ROOMS WANTED-Wfhin bar mile Of nc
l. Cfy IA. rr With or without board and uni4rrish
- s- Tor young gent eran ard his moth ntsl
ard respectable family and where here are no cef, nof
,rros NJ n he house Refere1cc- exchanged Wires
PHILEMON 81 this oiice. lfi' .NsNv-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

" The following aees we get via Philadel-
phis- IL may be true
GEN. TAYLOR AMONG THE NoLvNrEERs.-A vote
taken day two since among the Volunteers, Al
Fort Hamilton. (N. Hsrbor as TO their preference
among the candidates for the Presidency when Gen.
Taylor received the vote Of every OF the men, and
Gen. Csss majority of the officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

~IT h u
Z 81 f--iNand Fort Lee, landing At Hammond and
t1srsS Thirteenth SIS Fare. shilling On and
afer Sunday July q the commOdious steamboats, FRANK
Captain Scott and ROBERT ANNETT Capt Rogers will
leave the foot Of Canas every day Sundays exceptedl
6s and 10 O'Clock AM. s and P NJ. Returning, W.
leave Fort Lee every day Sundays excepted) and r
A NJ I. ~ and PM
ON SUNDAYS the boat will leave Csnslst At g. 10 and
An and "a 2 NJ Leave Fort Lee Al ~ and II AM I, 5
and 2 NJ For the accommodation Of Picnic and other
social parties boat will leave Fort Lee al u NJ every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings Stages will be
readiness al Fort Lee ~ convey passengers TO Hacken
sack iyl0 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

~ New-Y0rk Water-Cure Esta bii-hmcnt,
r. ID. Person, MD. Proprietor.-This establish
ment uptown of the pleasant and healthy
paris OF the city cOasinne sixty rooms with several
private paTlors good table for invads others who
wish good plain diet Also, fine arrangement for bath
ing IS and ~ East FoureenthsL Unionsquare, New
York iy8 I'm
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OR. BOsTwICK,s ELEVENTH LECTURE

~ PhrenoiogI.ts md Publishers, FowLERs 4
WnIls Clininn X al. 1871 NAssAn-sl " v.
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THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
L COMPANY. Of Worcester, Mass GUARANTEE
CAPITAL - 100, 900. Hon. JOHN DAVIS, President
Hon. Isaac DAVIS, vice Pr.sbient.
A. SIDNEY DOANE. Medical Examiner for New York,
- Waren-st This company Is conducted on the most eco
uomca principle u premiums for assurance not
pended paying heavy rents high salaries 10 ~ officers
and instead Of taking money u the assured Than enough
10 cover actual Ossef IL takes small portion Of the premi
In be assessed only IN case Of extraordinary
mortality, chargeable with interest surplus 10 be
refunded Members the end Of every three years from
June !, 1916.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and advantages of
Life Assurance with the forms Of application and rates Of
premium may be obtained in the Office In this City.
Tvs jmeod ID SANTON. Agent, 81 Wall-st.
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DOOFING.-The American Composition Roofing for 81
llknds hairoof buildings bridges AooTs ofseiofes
Also al old tin roofs made more durable than when
OF nom p per square foot; roofing ~
AL orders addressed 10 the subscriber his Office,
55 Houson-st Broadway Will meet prompt attention
RILEY BEMAN, Inventor,
IVA " and sol mi
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Ut
1872 BAND NIGHT STEAHERS-Dsy steamer.
s1ohAss&ssssh HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt A Coz.
hsrn Tue.iav. Thursdays. and Saturdays. a. A " forn
he 10, Of Barclay. ms.ng 1oe usual landings reafnlos
on ihe opposite days. $500 .,.,,,--c,,
Csni Wrn n PECK. OREGON, Cspt A Z, ~ John, ds'J,
Sundays eNccptccl stb 7. VI ,, ..,,,,..
Csrt T y Nulse. SANTA CLAUS, Capt Elncndori, daily
Al O'clock VI fror he Pier north side ~ hsrcisys
All OF the above boats regularly WIN 10 RAJ
rosi Carr bound West. Es.t and Norm nom Aosny -
Freight taken moderate pricss, srd when required f-
wari-d by railroad from Albany without delsy roo
freight spply ~ Peoples Line Ofce li oreen"ichr 20
p c SCtfIITL pier between Liberty and So'tsnn SIS
or 10 Nm LANE vharf between Barclay and kohinson so
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y The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
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1ss<s.ss>ssss steamers HENDRIX HUDSON, Csptain
A Ciorh.m and Aida, Captain + n Same, VIII leave he
Barcey-st wharf daily Sundays excep;ef for Albany aud
Troy, making the usual landings by The ways O'CLOCK
and returning will leave Troy al s, and Albany Al
O'CLOCK NJ For passage freight sppy 10 The Captain,
On hoard or AT the OF e. on the wharf myis
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- TO CEDAR GROVE. TO CEDAR


EASHIsx--tGROVE.-C Grove open to the public
- for the seasOn-Mr VIM Nsndyke iskes
pleasure In informing his friends and the citizens Of New
York that he has leased for term of years hose 0ea
grounds known Cedar Grove located on the scutherly
de Of staten Island near the Old Elm Tree +" and has
been actively engaged during the Spring Ia the laying ou
the grounds. OF buildings lighthouses docks Sc-
The hole involving an expense OF several thousand dollars
II having been his determination from the commencement Of
hts propneorhp make Cedar Grove the most eligible and
agreeable Summer resort 10 be found In the vicinity OF Ne"
York.
For military and pleasure excursions balls parties &c
Cedar Grove will be found inspection, 10 possess "a
ces for pleasure that are unsurpas-e evidence Of
which the proprietor need only refer the public "a card
which appeared Ia the Newfork sun u the 18Th May,
signed by above gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove Tor
purpose expressing pubhcy an opinion ~ r eligibility
4 Summer resort. and which they found on examination
VI the improvements and then progressing
FAR surpas Tor beauty Of scenery facilities for amusement
recreation and serclse any summer resort they sd ever
before visited The favOre steamer Cinderella Capt Van
Name. and AFTER Saturday, June H. VIII run follows
leave Canal-st % A. NJ and =. NJ Pier No \. r. Bat
terry Place. At 10 A NJ and a p NJ Returning viii leave
Cedar Grove Al Y NJ and p NJ. tells SIM
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ST.. -, IN. sock Exchange. .JvIY y.

sZcoSD BOARD.
~ Long Island I'd. o.. 20; 200 Harlem Ri .....s3 81
80 do ............ 27iil5O do ............ 81.
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BOARDING.

DRIVATF BOkRDINi-HOI- ~ ~ LONDON
i FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMiLlEs-MRs G
GROOCOCK - Hauon Garden, IS doOrs from Ho-oora
Hsvsg spent several days viii Mrs g lake pleasure 10
recoumendrg her establishment t0 sch N oar county nrn
a. may desire good quiet and central bone dunn. s
% this Metropolis Of Great BRIAN WI = bALCh.
London june 81 lsis. gl2 ~
BOARD N PRIVATE FaMILY-A genie.
Dmar and e desiruls " finding bedroom and
pzror tl board Eelfeel private family where mere
are other hoariers Tie arrl1E en- proposed = pee
msneu ones meals be- taken wnh DE fsng or ll eif
ogn srsrfrrerf. be.f OF reference given end required
Address ". l. o. Box l-D2 Pot once sisung terms sn1
other particl.ars W =
COUNTRY BOARD few gentlemen or gentle
y sud their families can ne accomlpd sra WIN no1l
10 the pleasant village Of l-ling, desrah- auo.-
For psroIias address note or apply Per'onaIy 70 ar
sonsge House, F.ushlng, =. J. " :
DO.RD-CboIce location A residence upon = Johns
ID PARK with key % that PARK. hardly De exceed
by city or country especially n his season Of TIE yesr
Gen,eel persols. with uueXcepuOnabe reference apply
a. 81 bescn-st 49, ~
BOARDING on THE Nights, near Futcu
scconnod ale two persons with end The siua-
non high and hesifhy with view Of The city srd ada
cent country. Apply Al Wllov-si ly-i ~
DOARDING-Thec choice Of several single bedrooms,
DEgh pitched and healthy, with or without breakfast and
tea Bath rooms for the free lse Of 5oardefs Apply a. 81
H0uston-st w I'M
BOARD WANTED N JERSEY CITY-A
specAbe private family where there other ooarders
Address Home" Jersey City Poet Oaice. iy2i Nv.
DLEA-ANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
with without breakfast and tea Also an once A.
Parsplace. Je-H In
BROADWAY HOTEL,
coRSER OF BROADWAY AND PARK-PLAcE,
Opposite the City Hall Park and fountain
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