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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
Domestic Perss.

BALTIMORE. Aug ~ M,ry schr- Mars There's S4zl,,
N.ebiss ccs Msfoa, SUI Nlork ca. -ars Hero Iev~ta
s~rsh nerfa, sces Nie'k, Nay cs,AraT Mod sais
e fssbA,n. Nfgrala. and Dosne. -eAr Jahet
kATH. Aug lA-Au sChf Cbsel S4ches Ksstn,f, ga
htg W.losfsf. fstoa ss.led. abr IAscas fofisni.
HaSGoK. Aae l@tu brx Porto Rso. srqi. Bs,,oa. .ehn
Rsaer. AnSsrssn Rosto ChAupn Hatch AAf1ao Lsuph-r
Yssns. CbsmPsa co,srs, sssn Aee.t nal Masshsn Ma
hsh~<d; Mania. Nafch, Ssco
august lSAr bg = Is~sce Chart hostoa haf,e ssfs.
6oaeessr sckr Chsrofe Eatnsn PIefeoce RxnSor Dos.
Nsassekst Mar ka, Preach Newport OtosnSn 6ra Boor
New faslsnd, Chaord ssen.
Aesasl l4Cd hArks Barnhsm Sseeser md Se3co fhomr
h<ssak sAss AhsHbr.. Has0hsr5 Rose. Berry ast
Dodxe, Srvn1eocs Msrs hn Crockett New Bedford corse
Shsadiss Joha Rene< M s1d samuel kagsee Gui
-swzcz. >ewtarfPot- Clio. Nosle. sal~u.
MYSTIC Aug <su ship lfcaoat Hoia~s Pernanhaco.
Lao lbs ph - oil
NASrVckEr, Aas is-Au schs Northern Belle Ff1s,ra5
NJ" LONDON. Aug le-Au hrzs losegA HAM Hsa-. Nfori
vel. DO sol Warxhsu. = -
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sARsAPARILLA
and Syrup Of
YELLOW DOCK.

I'Hls is THE CHEAPEST-Pnce 50 cents A bofls
a1e far the best prepar Of Yellow Dock eyer oFa
81 FOR sale II Immediately cures scrOfa or kings evil
raeu@Isu obsunse eutaneous erupOns, pnples or pu.
OF ee scad head, enlargement and pain " the bones snd
joints stubborn ulcers diseases .risng from an nrict.
use mercury ascies % dropsy exposure or nprldence
70 me- chronic constitutional disorders The yan- ~ his
now widely known, and requires no fctitm.
.s..nes'es 70 command sale. Principal depot As Broad
wy ie7 5UTuThAa
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M A RINE JOURNAL
rokr on Wv YoRk. Arersr Is.

ARklNKD-Rsfs rhato. Nsrul New 0reaus 3lsi 1ul n .
fae lst nst at - IS Na IS %. poae shp Rarpshsut inn
See Orleans hr L'sPoo s'ne time Fts sFs Carl
or@sas tor Gaia
bIs s-r. Br Bsovu. Ha.as ~ IS sVs. a.h 20 Saksa
Cente-s lgsae~co frafte ttys 20 f5
y h 4
schr Dsve Haze. Bossr Wilmington Sc dsys asss store,
iaih al 10 sum 80 n, Ia. Nnn,a "a
Aivsssao oF Ns~ lork ~
sAF JossPe Howe m Moor, Sydss, Cn c te master
erhg Josepbue LstoaIstie, n Raiinsrr fncf
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For the New.York Tribune.
WHERE REST THE DEAD
BY MISS ALIcK CARLY.

BY MISS Alick CARLY.
ANSWER, thou star whose bright mug ray
Foretells the gathering shades Of night
n so tis given thee. where are they
Who pass from mortal sight,
We know in some green isle Of bliss
Where clouds aud tempesis never roll,
There is hOlier home than this
A triumph for the soul
The early birds, tha.Summer flowers.
The fearful Spring time has restored.
But when shall they again be ours
o 'er whom our love was poured
We look 70 see the spirits track,
And hear the stir Of wings above,
And call. bat win 10 answer back,
Nor token Of their love.
While kindred smiles and tones of mirth
Are mingling brightly as the waves
There still rests darkly on our hearth
shadow from the graves
Answer, thou star whose bright ming ray
Foretells the gathering shades Of night
If so It's given thee, where are they
Who pass from mortal sight
Mt Hsalfhy, Ohio
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SOMETHING Nrw Ann IIsrrIII

RoblNSON &FRENCHS Patent Transferable EIlirre
ecpr1 so.r now offered for sale this city Petes.
ass and a. i-e whose business requires much s,andng
VII hId mem real Injury. Pl-ase call and -xamine
,,,- --.,... w III SLEEPER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

<sx1E<lPIAflOFO sboItpur
chasing Pianos Will md L 10 their al van
fTM M htsge 20 call at r. Glenn Co.'S Msnufscto
j j Try, lsi Fu.ion-st west Of Broadway. A
general assortment Of Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos
sny hand which will be cold low for cash approved
paper Dealers supplied on liberal lerms.
myX7 X GLENN co. l9i Fulion--i.
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CONGRESS SUGAR REFINERY.

T'Hls ESTABLISHMENT b-ire sr.ip in ors,,,i., ~.
= auenon % sroeers i requested STOCK OF Refned
e--Ns syI1P snd s1garhou MOasses Of various oua
eu7 w DTvNyis u.pprc
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MEEN FUN.

HE SLLEbkAIED CHINESE SKIN POWDER u
offered a oo.essle low a. ear he bought M he
cy 49, N@nH1ieo gsnalnep - u. B. SMITH
A1As III Cedsrsi up stslrs.
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GRAND PIANOFORTE

ES3@-ERARD GRAND PlANOFORTE-
IT. rsMessrs WILLIAM HALL son. 80
n n Broadway. have received very superior
j " JGrand P. sno Of Ersrd's manufacture This
instrument l. pronounced by al who have 10 be the
best imported into the country Ersrd has long been
The mosi noted manufacturer Of Grand Pianos In the world,
and the Improvements in their construction together
with their power and bnaucy Of ene, and elasticity Of
touch give ihem decided superiority al Others. The
public ~ luesied 10 cal and examine.
w. HALL son continue the Manufacture Of PisnO-
ortes, and having made important improvements Ia
the ion u this instrument prepared offer
The public article fully equan not superior 20 any others
manufactured IN he country snd the most reasonable
terms. su0 2~eod
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GEO. ROGER~'- RE-Cerain
Ncure Tor cholera cholc. cholera morbus- sad other
stomach diseases No family or traveller should ever be
without h. Hghmedica and other testimonials of ne bent
fetal properties and curative results cheerly submitted 10
inspection invite ALL during he present scky season To
esi is vfues being really what Processes % be, yall
able sfOnacic Of immediate action In IL alienation Of PAIN
~ well purifier and nyigOra0r Of the entire system
Principal depot 3 Chamberssi. For SAFE A. the principal
drug and book stores None genuine without my written
sgneiure GEORGE ROGERS. each bottle label su7 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

COAL,

('OAI.-l am delivering the beat pesch-Orchafd tired
" ash) coal well screened the following Prices for
cash, VIZ nut ~ ~ snd stove and egg s. from the yard
au3 I'm PETER CLINTON.
COAL.-ked or While Ash large nut 81 81, Range.
NSoye Egg - per ton, rescreened from yards 3i3
Bowery, and corner Hammersiy and Bedford ats Lees II
taken from boats 81 cs. Less cartmen and others
lylo 5m' JACOB WEEKS, JUs
CT SQ PER TON-NUT COAL-Pesch Oicasrd,
,Df cO Red Ash, and Schu ykil White Ash, for
the above low prce large size and delivered screened
rom he yard. Apply 10 r. STOKES DICKERSON.
slt fG tnhony-st. Broadwsv
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Al Assr-pWng The weel. Beet Cattle so stores. $50
BEEf ckrfLk-A yer, ..tro - oi. A.. .l .,z,. -
sesood Saslsy 1870 :, third quality sSaS -
sIoki CATTLE Ibr~e STEER pcr ~. a, n S o.
sora. 10 sS.iv yean hee~ ssaie, yvar ols he-rs
siS1ls scccrdaag % qaslty
shkkf-od. ftcm - 10 o. LANBs-s itoaa
sWl>k-A wholesale, ta5 sprns f.. AZ. cid IL, 49,.
st&sa eta Rceia, h,s JSsr,,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

r ~
II. An exceen farm OF 81 acres late John Dimls
N- half mile east OF jamaica Village, having heaslu'
front on the main turnpike road from Jamaica TO Jerchc
Hempstead Babylon. &c with spacious mansion MOUSE
bered we'll safered. g,nteei ueighborhood churches
academies &c numerous hall hour from New ORR oy
Railroad short walk from the depot where 1he cars o'
enen wishing reside n The country anu DO business m
the CITY daily Three iourihs Of The purchase monty sen
remain ten wears on mortgage The undersigned residing
Al Manhasset l. distant from the property y qaie shN
ous 10 sell or viii exchange 10 for New ork IIy proper
III living I'M the bounds Of Nassau, Pearl, John and spruce
~ he can be in New York every "Wednesday ron
IL until I p. NJ Al IS Nassau 81 ..,.,n,>v
al IaAlIN y ONUfhDIsN-
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LEGAL, NOTICES


NorIcEIn par.asnce Antrsw b. Hodges E.q
persons having claims against NATHANIEL sHULTZ ate Of h-
village % Wam.ufg ssJ County e4set b prs.sn th.
Nth he vouchers thereof G. r. smith h. ofse 10 ~
ioustrsei The CITY u Brooklyn before the hr "a, Of
CAROLISE n. GOLDING Erecntn.
A29lastm THOMAS MARCH Erecuof
by ORDER Psk O. Burhan Egsr- jude Of Monr Coo,y
f)Cour notce hereby tzf s.ned
against the estate o. STEPHEN n. HERRICH non re.ieu,
i-tor and hat Tie vii - sot Of
unes h. appear add dlarge .ecorinr n M
Shn ulis from The hrt pubcs0u Of A nof. and thar
ne payment o any tef7 70 hun BY Residents u ana
eh'ef5 b. nm o. of be use o property within t- sat- b.
ungng ~ him. and the transfer Of spy 49,. pr,n- y, I'm - -
bita~n b. ls~ and are soid.-Daed july III 'ists 49,
D,l.-Ha GRIFFIN. auy for Attaching Creditor
PURSUANCE Of an order Surrogate Of tie County Of N-
iors s.e hereby all person. having claims axs n
sAAh tbhls =te Of The City 81 New Yor sow deceases 70
.e sam sth the vouchers thereof the
~ y me-, n hon No 10 Trout street the CITY Of New YORK.
~n'n day d February, 1874 VIM n. CURTIS,
GEORGE A. CURTIS. lr.-.
lsfla~sm- pHiI - a. - " t uHoyf
PURSUANCE Of lie surrogate of The Count, Of New
I9 totfe hereby all person. having .ss.ast
JOHN HANCE late Of the Yor merchant,
present ne a1e Nth the vouchers the
ae 81 '" C. L-verHse No. f5 Cherry the CITY Of New
i 90 NJ nte~enth DAY II August s-rDstrd New fork, the
-~f~nfh Jay 81 February.
i2favsmF BrsJasIS $ coon. fre'"'or-
DIBLIC ADMINISTRATORS oFFIcE, NJ. Nas-aa street
Ngte hereby gwen, and Of kan ofPETER
FtA Of the Of New fork, cOoned
gate OF he Count ofsew iofk. ts upon the
estate Of the the 2fh September
ochsA the otenoon-Dsted New Tor1, Asxu.t H. Isss
suis 1aws~ JAdEs > THAYER, Puhlc Administrator
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49, AALBANY. ANp TKoY pAr LIN.

shsass>s~es-.s steamers HENDRIX HUDSON. t.rtr-
A Corhanl end Aida Captain + n Stone, viii -sse ne
Rsrcayst wharf daily Sundays esceftedt Tor Albany
Troy making the usual landings BY The way, A. 0cocs
A n and returning will leave Trey II - snd Abscyaf
o'clock NJ For passage freight spply 70 the Csgtsa
on board nf Al the Once the wharf nyif
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EH&tezurl<LlNE For Albany an Troy dr-cf- for
sszess the Pier Al the foog Of Cortland st-fo.ces
taking these boats VIII Troy IN une 10 lake u. e
lies morning trains West to Bufaio, snd NoTh 10 Lsks
l,aorge and ChAmplan. The low pressure ress3s,x
TROY Capt Vim. n FFaxee, 90 Monday, "Wednesday "a
Tridav Al O'Clock z NJ. TIE new and s1ienid s-..
hoat EMPlRE. Capt ". W Upper, on Tuesday. rhat
dsy and Saturday st O'Clock. Fregm wusi be PIT I.
charge Of the Frelgh. Agent or he Company viii ro ).
responsible for loss For passage Sc apply GA board "
"a : : CHAMBERLAIN 81 the Office on he whsd
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MUIlSEERs PAKDoSED.-Garvin Jack, James
Dcrr John Hendricks, James Garland, Thomas Elery
and John Powell, who sentenced In the Circuit
Court In this city last May for revolt board the ship
81 Leon In Boston harbor, yesterday discharged
from jail by L. :. Marshal Barnes having been fully
psrdoned by the President There some miugs
tug circumstances in the case and Mr. Barnes humane
iy interested himsef in behalf OF the prisoners
Boston TRAY. 18th.
FiRk.-On Tuesday morning about O'Clock 4
Ore broke out In the carpet warehouse OF Messrs Little
q Allen Purchase, Uuion-st The stock OF
goods was considerably damaged also the stock Of
Nh. Thomas Allen. saddeF and harness maker in the
adjoining store We learn that the property in.
sured for 1900 which will the loss The FIRE is
attributed 10 spontaneous combustion.
New Bedford Mercury.
PoST OFFICE CHASGES.-The Post Office which
has for some time been located at CArks Corner 50
called Sandbonton n. has been removed to another
part OF that town, and that ofoe. 10 be called
North Sandbornton Post Office" has been established
At Clarks Corner Horace Brown, Esq. has been sp
pointed Postmaster OF the new Office. Boston 1rav
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.-f-c...s STEAMSHIP GREAT BRIrfp

A-L-H Al AuCTI0N.-To be sold by see.ss u
Messrs. TONGE, CURRY co. ~ 0N.
Room Derby Buildings, fenwicA.s Liyerpooi % -
DAY the lith day OF September next, al ~St
disposed Of IN the time by private conifscl = ~
known steamship GREAT BklTuN, now JUG n -
Coburg Dock Liverpool. The power and cspse.y - ~
ship passenger vessel aud for cargo $1,000
known, from her past performances TO need 1879
description. Her crest strength enabled hef 70 ,~is
the shocks Of the heaviest seas whe sfancon essc
throughout whole Winter, IN most exp"eo - -
without In the slightest degree alerng her ms - ~
age done 10 the engines and ships bottom an $3.50 81
fully estimated sfcr surveys by competent eng - al
shpbuiders, and for moderate sum the "noe -sss n
be restored 10 her original condition with the rh
hes hitherto been worked she would make ~ - nc
transport ship, capable OF carrying from sy 70 esrs
iorniehts voyage With a smser pair OF snt s>tt<h =
Bile Of driving Der al slightly reduced speed .! "a scctn
coal sowage would be reduced one-hsf she W. - -
modsie over 1900 emgrsnls Tor distant srdl
free lsborers from The Coast Of Ainca 20 the ,rsases
Colonies The ship u excellent sbosL fbs s.,i 10
able under sloue, aud r. mar ss<fs
er. For farther particulars apply 10 the
tsTy, Mr.. w. NJ. BENNETT. IS FRINGE sst bns's
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~T- AOPnNiNG or THEhM1I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CA T

>e@a<~NAL for lsi8.- Bingham's
Line 70 Putsburgh.-Tho undersigned would respectfully
inform Western shippers that on the first Of asch nsvsS
ton will be resumed Tor The present season 70 Pusgrgt
via the Pennsylvania Canals and Railroads Goods mas~
for this line will he forwarded with great dispatch end
the lowest current Ne commissions other chss
Tor forw srding goods from Piushargh regular Inc
Steam Packets leaves PsDurgh daily NJ 10 O'Clock fs
Cincinnati, Louisville, ~ Louis MARI packsgs-bhe
hsH's Line, via Canal.
NJ n N v
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Vale College commencement.

The Commencement Exercises OF Yale College.
Hew.Hsyen began on Monday last The C0@c'0 M
Cgerum was preached Tuesday evening IN The fofih
Church By Rev DR.. BUSHNELL. Hs subject was the
Divinity Of Christ The Nes HaosH Journal Of Thurs
day says Of IT,
His 20 on stripped Of everything else that the
doctrre Of the Trinity set forth IN the scriptures
was but the three different modes or forms in which
GOd--ths Being-nanItests HIMSELF and that these
three different modes Of manifestation necessary IN
order that the absolute Being should BE- eveled 70
capacities. The dOctrsne IL not new W. have been
compelled % the same position IN order 70 eHeFe the
mind from contradictions and those who walk np
end down the earth whispering EVIL Of bold MINDED
men will ind Il easier 70 do that than convict him oi
error before any enlightened Council under Heaven
The same paper thus notices the meeting Of the
Alumni which was held under large tent on the Col
lese grounds
The meeting was addressed with great effect BY 4
d. number OF gentlemen, among whom were Rev. DR.
Hewitt Dr. Beecher, Mr.. Robbins of Hartford Mr..
(ireason OF Cambridge, and others, when the some
vxas, notorious John" Of the State of NewYOrk was
called on John" spoke pleasantly moment or so,
then cracked a Joke ON his friend Hon Christopher
Morgan and bsde them call on him. He responded 70
H. and RECALLED the gentlemen present with some Incl
deuts touching johns" College history. The whip
cracked loud but John" bore II admirably and put
tha audience In the best hum0r possible. Mr.. Van
Buren, ia his will should make bis friend Christie
pher' his biorspher
The exercises Of the Theological Seminary were
held % Wednesday afternoon The raduaiing class
numbered only nine who took part in the perform.
snces "a follows:
Music Prayer. Esrnestness IN Preaching, by Ma
thsniel Purdy Baily New York City The Moral Uses
OF Suffering by J. GlenwOrth Butler, Brooklyn, n. j.
The Power OF Primitive Christianity by Hannibal l..
Stanley Monroe, Mich; Music. Requisites for Eniorc
ing Divine Truth by Samuel 6. Willard, Wilton, Conn.
Oxfordsm no Cure for Liberal Christianity by George
A. Howard Brooklyn N. Y. The Necessity of Well
Regulated Conservatism. by w Edwin Csin, Angus
"a. ILL., Music signs of Promise. 10y Daniel ;. Rodnan,
Sonington Conn; Instructive Preaching the great II
Of Success in the Pulpit by William :. Higgins,
New Haven, Conn
We find in the Journal Of Comm0ce the following no
ce Of Thursday afternoons exercises with the degrees
conferred
At o'clock the classes In the order Of their seniOr
IT, marched In procession 10 the Centre Church TIE
speeches OF the young were strongly marked with
maturity of thought The exercises year by year
OF more marked excellence. The whole was con.
oluded oy prayer from President Woosey. at f
o'clock Eighty nine received the degree OF A. b. and
about 80 that of A. NJ
nr William Darlington of Pa Hon. Geo. 4. Badger,
Of the U. s Senate from n. C. and Henry Strong ESQ
of Norwich. Conn received the degree Of LID.
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CONVEYANCES.
- HRGuLAR MAIL LINZ :.
BOSTON AM NEwxos "


va stOuingioD snd Progsfenoe 'ohk
~ The Ferry ~ Pr0slt@rce q ayotls.i ty,...
Branch Railroad InlsDd Ro1is ,hfough viiu ~
Cars or Bsggage TIE steamers G. NASDFRRuT 81 q
Joel Stone and CONNECTICUT, Car Rchid pess sst
necrson With the stoningson sDS Providence 49, g. eo,
Powder. Rsrosd. leaving New orr d.lly $3.50 AZ
ceptsl ION Pier North River, o. oc.oes p va.
ngtOa at O'ciocs NJ or 1poa the srry.l ~ -, nt
,rsu ffr Boston Theee steamers sre 1rsgrpa...s
sf,iendor sud comfort having esrh = hen - 49,.
- priv.t. stale rooms sld b-rhs fOr 30 o@,. 10
81 lsrs. private nDons for fannie. AID rs-a-. -
,,e.n~r. are offered By the NOS erperesc-,i - -
vii shorten he passage between Nes-fort an5 49, -
nom 1. 10 hours thereby unyrs n ksnpe asne for 81 -
nas. ranainx from Sew-lork Sorih SolA sra w..
III he Ines HON Boston. North sd ksst ~
The CONNECTlCtT VII lseFe New-Yors rs....
rharsdsy ane saturday iesvs s'o1ing'on hoses,. NJ
nesdsy and Friday
TIE C VANDERBILT Will leave Newton No..
Wednesday and FnGsy. sooingiou rssstsy fs,,,
day and Saturday
4 5sggagemss,er accompanies tho si-Anhoal ur,,. =,
and from Boston % take cLsrgs n ne baggage P,.
gers for Newport cave above, Saturdays eNcep,el -
rea IN on board he steamer ~ Sturngtor tkns hre.,
n wished FOR and leave per he sccorno alton ss 40 =
A NJ which connecfs Providence VIII NJ steamer Fgs
ny arriving Al Newpou al n - A NJ fare % Nssea,
- For passage. b@rhs sisiercoms, or freigk sp,{.
on NAV BE- made - nc Agents 90 TIE sisrf and -
o.hce, 70 Bsrefy-pacr. ~
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EXCURSIONS.
For GREENwoop CEMETERY.


THE STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK, tepisin
SAAs~-1$ Hodmrs. will A. follows every day
sn~s>~-s tsundays excepted from the foot ot Cors
landau n r Leave New York a. ! and 10 o'clock A NJ
sison2P NJ Leave Greenwood for New lork al 81 AN
and Il NJ and al and 2. NJ Fsre each way only %
cents 0'
n-~ TO CEDAR GRO r.. TO CEDAR
s~Sf---i<GROVFi- Cedar Grove open 10 the public
$500 for the season.-Mr WIN. Nandyke tshss
pleasure In Informing his friends and N citizens OF New
YORK that he has leased for term u years hose b"euun
grounds know Cedar Grove, locaieo on h- souhey
side Of Staten Island near the Old Elm Tree and has
been actively engaged during the Spring In The aging ou'
the grounds erection Of buildings haihhouses docks &c
the whole involving expense u several thousand dollars
having been his denomination from the CONNER cement %
h. propneiOsp 10 make Cedar Grove the most eligible and
agreeable Summer be found 10 The vicinity New
York
Cedar Grove viii be found, inspection, 10 possess n
which the proprietor need only refer the public TO rsrd
signed by above gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove for
the purpose Of expressing publicly an opinion OF ehghy
Sumner resort and which lhey found, examination
of the improvements snd arrangements then progressing
FAR surpsss for besuy Of scenery facilities for amusement
recreation and exercise, any Summer resort they had ever
before visited The ayorte Cinderella Capt Van
Name and after Saturday, June n, VIII ran a. follows
leave Canalst at ~ A. and r M; Pier No. n r Bat
terry Place 10 A. VI. and y r Nj Returning Will leave
Cedar Grove al u ". and p. NJ els SIM
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-r PEOPLES LINK.-ALeANY nlv
ss-Ss.zrNAND NlGHT sfEAMERs.- Dsyss.r,
<k1<-lg.L. t4ENOpTk HUDSON Co.

Sa-SS,rrRNAND NTNHI fAMFhN-Dty aes---,
see<Assas>Az<-s,es HENDRlk HUDSON Capf A o.
ham Tie.tays Thursdays, and Safartsys, a. A -,
he o OF Bsrcisy-s making ne usual Ardnss essrse,
on Inc opposite csys
SIX o.essock ihrolgh ssesnsers. nc ISAAC NEurOs
Cspt VIM II. feck. OREGON Cap r y JOIN. coy
lSundays sxcep;edl Ub p. VI -
u : MAJ Line Of steamers, nc SOUTH AhkNCA
Cart T n Huls- SANTA CLAl = rsyt smenioft d.l,
A. O'Clock P NJ ffum the Pier north side " osrc.sy.
All OF he sbove hoass connect regularly viii n gs
rosa Car. bound West Eas. art Norih nia Asssf-
Freight taken a. moderate prces and Nnea fe-ifct r..
warief IS Railroad from Ahsy wi.npa' dtt3 ~
freight apply Peoples Line Oce, i4 a. ,e-NirAs 1,
2 { SChULTL pier between Liberty act Coldasf q.
OF q, WI Lane wharf helWeea RarcaY 90 h-h.n.a =,
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BRITANNIA CCPs-PersOns going On excersions
~ and PIC mic pAes, VIII need cups from which 10 I'D AZ
1e pure beverage, tha VII break can be nd ID
Burning Sip. Manufsrured and for sale wholesa !, ~
retail. by susl LUCiUS HART late RoArcrnsn 1 H.rf
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G-U usassasE1 nouS,ATrooSSio IN.

IN FOR Pusfeld North Al
ans VIII smsown, Bennington, Rutland, Lebanon spfns
NC via The HousstOnic Railroad
SUMNER ANGEMfST-tOmmrncing Mupdsy hsy l.
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. Brooks Jr. Will loss
New-York from the pier foot u Msfkeist daily lsundsc
excepted At 81 o'clock A. NJ for Bridgeport where pssso
gers take the elegant and commodious on ne Hose
tonic Railroad, arriving NJ the State Line ithe junction vii
he Western Rairoad) Al hslepast z NJ IN time " nls
the cars Fast West Fare 81 Stages ln ccnne,fs
with tic cars 20 Lee Lenos Old siockbrdee, Cgssls
Wlnsied and Norfolk also, W Liichhed. sharon, Woe
bury, Dsnbury and Bethel.
LEBANON SPgsGs.-A line IL arranged by wmch pssrrs
gers nom New-York reach this place by day bg vt
comfort and expedition than BY any other rs Fss
through, 81 So
No agent Of this Company is authorized 10 iakednisd
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers, to rsrse nsn
for transportation any conditions Freight secsgci
the depot foot OF Msfketst from O'Clock ~ vtgdst
p NJ Positively amer that hour.
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70 SALE OR EXCHANGE FOX CiAf tnOt IN :.
~ farm Of 81 acres OF land h good cenor'Snle
house and convenient ouh0uses, pleasantly sli'slen
Tbro-'s Neck The place remarkably healthy, easy ~
sccess being passed daily by stages IN connecuon VIC
Harlem Railroad also convenient 10 schools and WIT
ous places OF worship .-... ,...,,,.o,,,rr -
For particulars inquire OF EDMUND UNDERHlLll on
he premises or JOHN II. FERRIS, 81 Greenwich-sI
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