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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
CHANGE or STARTING TINE FOR
.sr"@ GREENWOOD CEMETERY AN

l~FORr HAMILTON-Fars Ia cents.-The
siesmnOat CRICKET. Capt A. D. PECK.
will continue her tnps advertised ard viii run as fD-
lows daily. Sundays excepted
LEAVES NEW-fOEK-C atherne Market pier. L. r az 7
a b. loot of COruand-st y X. al lOt AM ~ and Il
RGrrRNisG-Fou Hamilton at AN. u NJ a and % P N
landing a. Greenwood Dock each way excep, the and
o'clock mp
For Hamilton and Greenwood Cemetery offer unr vailed
attractions % eNcrsiOnst- n search ~ rural charms and
recreation. The run u ise fast steamer CRICKET the
Feet ald br8cng air. the splendid Notifications 81 Fort
Hamilton. ramb.e through he grounds u the Cemetery
winch are rarely emoe shed both by Nature and Ar alto
geler rn1Ody al eradication pertaining % no
other trip In the vicinity Of Ne1-lOrs ieI2 w
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poARp IN THE COUNTRY.

ATTHE PARh HOUSE. Orsnge Ne~-Jersey-A mo,
hdeIs llfal country residence daring the summer month,
pleasant, located 10 one Of he healthy towns tn t
Uuion-an hours ride from Newly ors. win which there
frequent daily communication by railroad.
irIg Inn y BALDWIN. Prorrefof
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- APEnPLE,s LINR.-ALRANY IN

v@%s.---NAND MONT STEAMERS -Dsy ..,,-s'
1870 $3.50 ihe HENDRIX HUDSON Cspt A a..
ham. Tuesdays Thursdays anf Semriars 10 = A " ~,
The foot ~ BsrCayst making ls usla srr-. retrlrs
OF he opposite DAYS.
SIX O'Clock through steamers, - ISAAC NEWTON
Capt Wm n PEGS. OREGON. Cspt A ? So John. lsrv
lSund-ys eNcepiei.l st6 2. NJ.
L. : Nal Line of steamers, he SOUTH AMERICA
Capt I. Z Hulse SANTA CLAUS Cspt 2 u'risloff Dan,
a O'Clock ? " from the Pier north SIDE off bsrClay-s
All of the shove hoais connect regularly With he RAJ
road Cars bound West. Essi and North from Albany -
Freight taken moderate prices snd when requires r
wsrded bv Railroad from Albany wifhcui delay Fcr
freight apply a. Peoples Line Ohce. lfg CreanVichst ts
p. {. & ai LII, pier between Liberty ADJ Nnrsnd
or to NM IA NJ wharf between Barclay ard hnhrson
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Gas Lifting.

rs PHILBlS respectfully inform heir friends so ne
j rYir sf having beer requested uy DE " ,NHhr1AN
Gas-IacHT CoNPANy 20 engage ~ l-e 1t-fl -...-
by he Company l76 Merce-s- one door heo" berchf'
ST and now prepared o. arenl 20 .-ders n i5i -s
on hand ar a.sorfme1i ~ the best and latest patterns oi
brsckes pendants uanie. oalles chandeers Sc man
de- ar. &C. airrei burn gas Aso. gas txurrs taEen
down cleaned. rebryuzed larquersl.
Plumbing attended % a. formerly ri Dey-st and l7b
Mercerst Orders for gao sitting Ie0 s Dey- y De a.
tended 20 prom PITY They refer o r1e Manhattan Gasgn NJ
COMPANY and also the following gentlemen. some "
whom are Directors Of no Company james Donadson,
20 Henry Young Fec JAs E00seve, Esq Moses Iayof'
20 DAME fearng. Es1. ". b. smith, 20
T. R.-PauIcllte attention pad o citing up dive. inEs.
stores public bindings &c. already occupied. as We 80
f6osa III rro5r... ~ iri. Iir- ISL 20
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SAIAMANDER SAFE>.-Mr ; c.

- AlANANUER ~AfE~.-Mr :. G. HeuIne-Sr.
- Thinking cue fo sou, and rrec stationary measure o
a business persons hereby cefy that hai the .ai-
IRE ~ us u my Store, o your Safes Wtders pa
lent me most posed pari 1tne rhere being large
quantity of oil dirvcry front a11 overhead. which, WHEN
are, crealei iue.e beat hran- the safe o such
gree that did open for oreighI houIs after the
and then u parts oi me safe 81 qIHefwarm but what
more satisfactory, my pape0s &c were AL perfect with
The exception oi being lle smoked. caused tllk BY oil
ruuuiu- ON the safe n. BORrLE
car chrerfuly ceTlfv the shove ard farther that I
had 0l The knd ol stes n Mr. Ihu0's store. de-
stroyed hy IRE tle rue. where krpt my payers
and books, and A. sb0v, Inc result oi mine.
j. O. HAlGHr
thereby certify hsi purchased from Mr : C. Herring,
both ot e above safes ana consider 30 puor economy 10
any business man no- % have one OF The same maze
st. THORN
iarge assorferf ~ tie general Sllsmater safes
ranird 10 be- ecus n every respect OBJ those alluded 20
shove only be had of Pie subscriber e Cd estsb-
1shed depot Isl and ISL Wai-r-s y ard OF h. author-
izei sseuis t1rcu -,hout 'he c1luiry
- irn..ssiN1fW StTaS g. HERRING
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- ,EKEIGmT AND rAe.AGE hi.

1870 Tor Ihsuy lruulh diTrci ~ O'Clock FROM
the re- r,of 81 R1lsn-s frsf above B.rc.sy steamer
RIP Van MlNkLE. Cgpt Samuel Scfuy .cr vii cave %
Monday. "Wednesday sIj frdRy a. o'co-k. 2 81 Fof
passage or freight apuy un buar, or l g. n STANLEY
a the Office The dock This boat wi arrive Il a umes
iu annie lime for fle Morning 1als East or West
Freight taken NJ moderate rifes. Al persons orhd
trusting HE boat without written order from the Car
tain u.lI
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AIR -IIGf1I KlIDHLN NhNVL.
TE'HE USDERsl 5EED have hld 10 use for some time
\ back. j.. WOODS P.reni Portable Ar-tght Two Oven
Kitchen R4use which has eGua 0ectsnOrs IN every
respect do ~ he baking Dol ing. bron roasting. &c 20
our en4re satisfaction. aud cleer0Iy recomnen1 20
9th their use believing they vii be equally wei
pleased .th its operation.
RALPH POST. eG Secoud-av-lue
l. WALSH. state "a Brooklyn.
81 e. RYDER. q Ea-i Broadway.
SEYMOUR HOYr. ~ Pear-st. BrOOklyu
r. DUNCAN. Wiluaus.urEh-
TIE shove ere only few o the numerous recor1u enc r.
ons when e manufacturer has received. and would re-
specially invite he pubic ta cg Al hs store ana examine
he sne DO fore n releasing elsewhere AL warranted
20 I'VE .sH-facaon. Az 3ml T. WOOD. ~ Waier-st
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CLOTHING.
GENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER wEAR
VIM. T. JENNINGS r. co.

nRAPERS And TAlisIf- t+rr--rIs ~ ne n sf Cra.-
Ivy Ready-msde. kc.-Z1 Broadway. Ame1can Hotel,
and Pernsy a-aveule Washington, d. C-haV1rE cd
larged their premses prepared to offer or he ipec-
ton n their patrons and The public -Nns -
a. assortment Of new F0o. ror -rrlF and Sumner.
comprising Cloths. Cas5uees, fesifrl., IFee1sS CASH
n-Tef-. 81 found The cQur--T. T1cl tts@ are
enabled 20 make % order 90 great re1ucncn rob nee-
toors moderate prces, such a. been Ne sacfc- slo-d
20 BY .orers
hsned Do require arV elc1ln those points % e-sens
10 realizing The val1e " garment ~ o-4 refer % pAI-
cllsr however. o Toe Pa1faouna frl-near ADO soc'
ina rom te most fssldous
in The R-ady-uale department we f1si rlea of 20 l-
tain t- .lrrorrr Of d. aric-s, Which wi De 1un1 ef la
tr - h-f ordered Garments 1- Es-Drrrerl consisting n
Dress sr1 FrCck C1at-. improved ~ L-paIf Nil's
a.frer-e and Werno sacks. lltao 1ls. --ts &C. - =
h. afforded 70 urlc=s that have c1aracierz-d ne o--s
u4ut a. reD9-l-ny Do ell czses tho qsic Jro gro -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

Map Doc AoArS-Yesterdsy mad DOG ye'P'
,ns and frothng Al the mouth ran down Broadway near
Besver.st and had that thorousnisre ehtrey 10
al. own possession. The persons VINO were 70 'no
street at The tine sed in all directions 1t was killed Al
last BY citizen who approached cautiously "nle ]"
wa, engaged in biting one Of the trees.
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EXCTR SIONS.
- FOURTH or July rXCUR.

- --rF.asrs-sl-- FVI n " VI JUL FALI X
l.,i =..s-s.s...ss- Sion THROUGH LONG ISLAND
EtT@ratf- go tRkEnr UEL-ftr- r-uuc-d b..
..-t .t. rrirIIcre az returning ihc fh sni fh
- &c.. cave BROOKLYN on July 8. NJ %. A NJ for
e;.upor stopping all the stations on ne Inc, sforii
.,-,rirr af visiting fhe del. zh,ni shores 90
s..lt I rfh sides of Long Island. and returning on
IL t,s 80 sb MT 40 the l1r fare of = 'or ihe Excursion
A. lror Sag garb0r. Rverhesd, QloEue. Sc there are
rs fT5tes with ample accoglmoi alous Tor visitors
isl So
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"A. p PULLING. ND
J WILSON. ND.
r B. BRIGGS. ND
p p. ELMESDORF ND
HTFna

Owing % The great success and immense sale = Dr. Town
send Sarsapana Der NJ men who formerly cur
Agents have commenced making sarsaparla Extracts.
EiXirs Buers, EXrlcs of Yellow Dock. Sc They gene
rsiy put in he shaped bodies and NJ them
have sfoen AM cop-f advertisements; they only
worthless limitations ard should be- avoided.
Principal Office. - Fufunsf sun Building. \ 7; Red
ding Co safe-si Boston Dv1r sons l32 Norfh Sec
ond-st Phi lphia. : Hsnce Drl- 1s. Baltimore, P
NJ. Cohen, Charleston Virgin Co i5' Chsrtres-st o
rs South Pearsi Albany; and by I'D ne prncp pal Dug
gis and Merchants generally l-hCIi the Uu ef States
West infies ani me Canadas rVi MiNkFf
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IT, ,NEM-NOHh. ALRANN s TROY

= W - LINE-For Albany and Troy doeci-fro-
Pier 81 he fo0i ~ Cor -Persor,
taxing hese boas vii arrive IN Troy in rnn DO fake PIE ear
Lest morning trains West o Buffalo ami Norh Oh iake,
George and Clamrain The low pressure siesnIhor
TROY Capt Nm n Frazee ON Monday. ~ a,inesiay a.
Frdav. si 5 O'Clock + N. The new and splendid s'esr
host EMPIRE. CAPT ". " Topper on Tuesday. Thurs
lsy snd saturday a. o'clock FrsiFrt must Pc pgi n
charge Of the Freight Agent or the Company w no, BE-
responsible for nss For passage. sc sprY on hus0 o.
s2l IS CHAMBERLAIN nj lhe C'fce Ua fhewhsr
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RIFN,- FURNISHING GOODS

". f(re s-,.-s flr - AGATF has just r-cei.
per recent arrivals. large a--on to DIS iJrrf -H "i
No.. Egr1-ri~z Go0- suitable for the present and COM
nj s-s.r ~ -ced with great care Express lr retail .ra4f
C-sgaf. " ss SATIN clrirc. .oful and other fr-.-l
srv'e. H0..e-g-rauze. merrJ AID cotton vesrs ~ 4
.,ze. Warranted rot fo slrHs w-l1-l ,k. couo'.
L.elrezl. nu erl cotton -irf- and drawers, nel ana
thread la' lY-- and lo-e M sizes "a. ID qlae- 10 otr-
aid zlz lis ecoror nc. Ir -relf Var-tv >rrs Ora
attention given 1 ile lfsclre of customers s-ts' q
fi warranted. rgI1 good v0rsu4usp a fl a-so1ne'i-
ri every s-vs alrars on ha-f AGATE L7 Broadway.
"a irn corner Prrs-p .lce. =. Y.
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COAL.

1 LIVERPOOL ORRELL COAI.-s-oai end now
II itndn-of -up~rnr glalrV sld sfe. fur family use
for sac low either from screened from 1e yard
oy AZ ". WORTH. = Broadway. and
i@lh cor Thompson and F0urfr-sfs
RANtE COAL.-B.acs H-afh range coal, Of very 81
IL rrnor qlay, lur tho ogresf marset pnre. By
L 4 = ". WORTH - Broadway and
feI' chr Thompson ard fnurft-ss.
III PER TON-SUT COAL-Pea-h Cnl-ari.
- ~ he'd Al. sri SchGyzil White An. for sac fl
re Ao0Fe loH prce. large size and delivered screened
foul .la yard. Apply io T STOKES DlCkERSON.
N - ~ kruaanF-st. r-ar BrosfFav
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CONVEYANCES.
IT, REGULAR MAIL. LIN
-TwEEN BOSTON ASD SEW

-
.SSr..s,---.TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.YoSk
r'u0' .inI and PrlgIde1ra I'm
~ THE Ferry be- Prov ierre O.. now av, Id "a, 49, A.,
Branch Railroad ln'sni Route ihrouah v.sr,, -l.
Cars 90 Baggage TIE steamer { VANDERBILT -
Joel Store snd MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Porsr /, -, -
nec1on with the Siouingon and Providers. AZ r., ~.
Providence Railroads agne Nev-f ors "a s s.rI.. -
copied from pier 3 Norih River, II 5 oc u p nj -
Soungton A. o'clock, z. NJ upon re ar-Ies. M -
Tsn from Boston These steamers unsirrass.,i -,
splenfor ard comfort, having each NJ ter. 4. are 49,
1ous priFsfe state rorurs and berth. oil. 80 .- -
sioe large prVsc rooms Tor ffn and rar.o-. -
steamers are otcerec hy Dc masf rrrer~r-..i - -
VII shorten The passage between Nets-Yois ~ a.
ron u % hours thereby striving ample ,re To- ~ ~,
ines running from NeW-Yors. Nnrif. souh sgl We, -
All De .iles from Boston Norh snd EssL -
The c VANDERBILT Wi leave Ness.York Tre.s.,
Thursday snl Saturday. Leave Sion.ugt0n Monday ~
nesisy and Friday
The MASSACHUSETTS Win leave New.Yors Nv.
"Wednesday md Friday. Leave S.orlngton ruesiag -.
dsv and saturday.
B-Pssseng-rs on the s-slvsl ~ the s,esr-rs ., g
ngt0u proceed Immediately ir tte splendid Rf''ross a.,
Providence an Boston oaEgage mister ~, rr,,- .
he steamboat train. and from Boston. fr flss 49,
he baggage For passage her1s state rnor,s or f-t,
application may be made o The cents ON fs W. srf Al
.l- Once. ln Rti'rry-p'sce nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

lstll-i - lrr NlNhOD VII! leave loot MHrkrt-sL on
Monday July 3 nt o'c ocs, PM Return
ing "wednesday morning. July $ a. A adordlng an OPP
poruny of spending The ih IN the country y 3 Fare for
inc TIP one dollar tickets good Jr the he Ga and SIN July
on steamers Nmod Niagara Tickets not Transferable
Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

O. 4 TWO STORY HOUSE and loi iu Williams
s burgh Tor sse, price, .9o, one Dali can remain on
and south Fourth SIS Wulmsburgh. or OF T. BOON
H0I-r u Fu-lur-.l. N.v.lu ~ ~
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GWEnI~H LEECHE~

SWEDISH LEECHES-Ihe ultersiEued has he
= tonor % inform trufg-- spotec1 anl physician :
thai ~ has consiauiy hand ir--n S-f .h Leechrs De
ust received Doo Of the largest SIZE per steamship
Hermann; also 1000 .argr ard h-shy German Lceche--
woh De ses a. very moderate prc-- hy any euanuos To
slft purchasers. J. 2 GLEI. Importer uf Le-ctrs.
ief I'm 7 T.rr.--r r..r Roadway
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CAP LITTER PAPER bv the C,

EAP AND LETTER PAPER by the case rrsm
y for cafh75 be- sold without reserve. by a.
TRANERS a co 80 Maden-lsre those ~ TO Srle law
YER. doctor &C A Trsvrrs 4 Co.'S scale uf orces
i.t' resms ned Letter Paper = Is Orb = SO per
So realms blue ruled Letter Paper. fns b
loo resnis Cap Psprr. ruled. = - % - 37i
60 t4e Cap Paper, ruled. - 81
Super French Letter Pan-r. rue rllsi. q S.
Ne p.ei-r ourselves % SCI good Papers a. the above
prices We don't advertse mere catch your custom.
bot yul CAL and Pspcr- and
yea VII BE- pcas-d and Or The hesi n the
world. because yoa VII money hy d.
iai0fw- a TRANFR~ l. co Ca-h s.nr@ 20 Maifan-isna
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S50O CHALLENGE

S1OO onALLt>Gks.-No.nee 90 gem -neo VINO
tie clearing. dyeinr. tailoring, and repairing establishment
Il Goi-si where sea Ell -rsar pfc paint
and ue extracted from your clothes ulf soing yUur
OH the shnrfe- rQfce. and on ne most reasonable
terms. by b NOAH. 81 Goi o. ro doors from B-esual.
NB-The highest prce pad or gelienen' cAsoa cloth
ing eI I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

" EDWARD CHARLES, Esq. died on tho PED
vi a, ST. Louis In the J0h year Of bis age He vas the
oldes, printer in the city having commenced hs ap-
premiership in 1910 he established the s. Inns Re
publican In ls22 and conducted it for fifteen year'
with creat ability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

a. FIXTURES AND LAMP MANDATORY.
- Achcr Warner. mo Chesuur--f Pai.aie Pins. Pa
fic-r every d-sc non uf Gas ttrlles and Bur
hrilArts frllanis, Clarce.eIl e. A.. A.o. Archers
'r-rpfaed soar Lard Lamp, fpa.-ufed June l8 1871
ana every le-crp4ol % Clrieahrt-. Glraudnes. B1-
cues &c Ac Lamps fNIlr-s made crier Tor
cucnr- lts 81 e. - irloafs, a. SC. Being extensive
" engaged pr i- ahoFe Business enabled furnish
every aruce Ine. Of ue b.f quality and fuish Al
very reileed prc-e- Orters promptly executed
u 2z~Sn ARCHER 4 WARSER Ils Chesuut-s,
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COOpwIN,- ROOFING.-O8 IN 70

tIrsf f,r 2. cents per foi New roof Of rough plank
covered fl a. cents r0of. twenty squares ~ - >
per .5usr. ana warranted GoodWins Psieni Hydro
Ppeunsfi- Csr,eut sieafhng mascs handsome cheap.
hgl snd inrhhe roof neither pitch gravel u-et n ne
application References slc spcriurns ~ roODNlNs
Roman Cement Factory Sc West Broadway, netwssn
Charrh~r- md Warren is2 I'M
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IL ,Ia7G. EOTRTm OF JILY.Ists.

-s8lls--N THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS by he
---l new and capaciuus sea steamer ANSONlA,
Cant Geor.e nemug. Powerful and unpart eed aifrac.
non 4 Fot.l a Bod Lothan's celebrated New y ORR
Brass Bend twelve instruments has been engaged for The
afternoon and eseung.
The most entertaining novel, healthy and delightful eXcur
sous ever presented American public fr their patron
age uO up under the supervision of competent Com
mee of gentlemen and intended 10 combine low charges,
sound and rational enjoyment aud good substantial cheer
while engaged IN the lsudahe undertaking Of celebrating
fle sld Anniversar, OF our National Independence
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Morning Excursion io Sandy HuoA, giving the public
OBJ ruuv of witnessing the magnificent BAY scenery of
New York. siupeutous fOrncn IONS &C Fare for die
excursions only 10 The steamer viii leave Cahsrrc
si' 20 w.. Deanceyst So; Msn-st Br0oNvn, 81, Ham
mu1-sf ~ Cara'-,t %, and Pier ~. q. y. y o'clock
Afternoon Excursion to Fou Schuyler situated ou Long
Island. giving he public an opportunity ot visiting one
of the most extensive forUnrauons nm tHe wlrdi and
which has Justly been pronounced fhe Glriiar OF Amen
ca" Fare FOR ie excursion only p cents The steamer VIII
leave Cs,haripe-sip ~ Hammond-st q Caual-st
q Btrcav-.t q Pier No y. K. Mtn-st Brooklyn
"a aud De- ancev-sf aI 81 ocock.
EvENfNs--A GgANn FLoTfLLA BAiL.-m the evening
he Steamer ANSONIA, viii proceed up the North River
tar srL Sr-, returning at convenient hour The most
eAicns preparations have been made for s excursion
An uu ted supply of refreshments prepared hy the most
eminent Newly B. hos been provided prices
which cannot iaii tO give sa'sfac inr
Tickets fJr he foua BRIL- iO cents each MAY be- had 90
board The steamer viii leave Calharue-sip az "a NJ;
Nnfu-sf Brooslvn I'd Drancry--t Pier No y r. 81 I:
Dao.avsf % snf HummOnd-st at 9oc.0ck, making ihe
same landings on her return lvi 30
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FOR SALE.


q TWO STORY HOUSE and 10, ir Williams
- mortgage Inquire I. DOl II, corner 81 f14Ih
and south Fourth s-s WIHsmsoursh, or OF + boOh-
HoJr 81 Fa.ion--i Nev-l ORR ,- ~
- FOR -AIE.-Tbe desirable building .o.s on the
In F0h and Smith avenues. ON Twen,y-th-i. Thry-se-
- coud Fory-ihri and Fo-fyiourh So and on state
and Atlantic SIS in fh- Cfr of Brookvn. Apply to
teS iw ANTHONY J. BLEEcHER 2 B-oai-.,
r. Att PRIVATE ~ALE-Four .o,s on the we-,
M Thrtythri SIS Aso two lots Oh tae northeast corner
of Iexn gton-avrug- and Thirty Second =, FOR terms &C
''g .5S< A. Di.'-' Mn : B.asl....
. At PRIVATE >ALE-Two' o.. on 'he north size
- f-e 900 Two-tiiis of the purchase money may
remain on bond and mortgage az per cent For farther
Pi igi ~ J'BLEEcEER. Auetoneer. Br2ed-.l
&c. AT PRIVATE >ALE--The whole fronllase g
y. 1fsI of tar block four1g he west SIDE cd Fourth.
~ avenue between Forueh and Forty first - Also.
lois on Tho souh -ld- of Fo-ty1rt between Fo'Il nln
rt avenues adjoining Tie above ihe rear For terms,
&C. arpiyto 4 J.. BLEECKER, Aucroneer,
yll o.,,-
Lots FOR SALE At HOBO<EN.-Lois
.si ~ a. prices on The mo-' i'ef1 i-Il'.. 1870 ~
~,r-oiar1n offered 10 those who -h t1 buy ut, and
build or fo purchase improved property every cement
offered af Huloken For price of lots &c. &C. ntlf7 Ht
Hobosen Co.'S Once. AZ ferry sn NJ iit,,31,gt, ,
ie& iw' w w sur . ~, 60
- g,R,i FOR @AI.E-On me Hudson River. 8,
~ mies above Newly ors ara y, o ms . s...
containing about e0 acres Of land ID sores OF .e s9
De ng wood and. and fle resi- due wei di .1
pow and sure ON che premises VII oe ilola go
t,,.,o- dwelling house barns and other outouldgs o
,ory orchards an abundance Of me fruit rees ana k'
hroo. or stream Of The farm commands an exec,
ovation Il viii be sold n portions Of = or 81 aefeI de
sired For part ruiars inquire OF C. DANi>ON' Esq or
FILLS ESQ n Waist NeT-Nork. or OF ne subscriber
q. c.1r-S,ng JOHN c. HOFFMAN.
srs-Sng, June q, 1913. J-a W.
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IL - LEV ilr hi A hkn E EiItG r. 20

80 sfs,,s sffi iSbu kOh,W t rELiNo Cmen.
uad,by Morning and Evening trains from
NewYork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cumberland, w'h
out delay. Passengers having choice of day nigh
travel the MOunain- by ihe CREST United saes Nal
and Passenger Route. Through 10 ~ hours from NeHios
10 P'sburph and Wheeling thence tO Cincinnati II LOGs
New Orleans and the South and West-passengons gons
directly through by the United States Ma Trains
Leave New YORK., foot Of LDeriyst. 10 An. ardA
~ for Philadelphia snd connect with lues Tor Baltimore
Leave Phiadeph by 20 r NJ train lOr Baltimore and a..
rive IN time % connect with "a AN au for fusbursh sne
Wheeling going directly through without delay.
Leave Philadelphia, by Railroad from the cor 81 klefenn
snd Market ss a. - AN for Baltimore and arrive IN une
TO connect with PM train for Piishurgh and Wheeling,
and going directly through without delay. .
Leave Pnadelp by steamboat Il p N. from Docg ~
wharf i-undays eXcepted,) and lDi ge IN Baltimore
The only line on sunday from Philadelphia for Slumofs
I Is by Railroad, al lOPM
Leave Baltimore n Z. 4 ~ and NJ daily By tho baf
more and Ohio Railroad.
Leave Cumberlsad al M and An BY twenty dry
lines of e National Road End Good Intent Stage C0mpstes
and arrive IN Psourgh or Wheeling next evening AID he
following moulls
Passengers for Pittsburgh take the splendid new sss nod.
er1nul sieamiOats II Brownsville, and thereby ony
~ miles of staying on the whole route.
Frsic steamboats, leave Pittsburgh and Neor regD.
sry aud Passengers forwarded glOut dell % CucD.
nat and AT other porls 10 tine so1ln snd W-sL
TAKE NOTICE Tickets not sold In NeV-fOrk 70
Passengers Tor Baltimore. Ptisburgh Wheeling. This
notice becomes Necessary account Of peftons
ceiling tickets 10 NeUYorS Or other lines and he ho1ep
81 such tickets sgppOsng they authorized % pass
hr-tclas- trains fO Baltimore ard the south aB1 WesL-
They have no connection with
FOR through tickets by this apply IN Phiade'phs
the Railroad Ohce, corner Of Msrsef and Eleventh So
- South Third.t; board steamboat. DOckst wharf
Fare urOggh from Ph.lafsphs % Piusburgh sZ 10
wheeling -J, win he privilege u Stopping 81 Ba'nHofe
sn9 c's-mng seals Al pleasure Fog is1her nic'mso''
A. Adams 3 CO... Express Ofce, IS WaLst at Il A ~
I or Al - Broadway. al
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BROADWAY HOTEL

CORNER % HEOkcwAY AID fARS-fLAcE,
Opposite the CIV Hal Pars and Fountain,
NEW YORK.
Transirnf Bsirf : 81 r. prg.
y PFTTIBONE 4 TUCKER. Pr0pre;ors
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- rg.s.szszsg1 PIONEER AND avS,-.r-l77rIss
~ 49, EXPRESS LINE - 49,

81 TX = J. -
AND CANAL-PHlLADELPHiA TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves daily A. M-Thls Is altogether he most plea
mode ~ getting the Ohio River all the dangef
and fatigue ~ stage travelling b avoided Passengers iOf
Cincinnati, Louisville. Nashville, S. Louis NeT Orleans
80 VIII sways End steamboats, Of he hrsl Pins
tlrFh % carry them down tie ONO River 70 he fare
and frequently less han charged from Wheeling
For ard other Information. apply The Office II
MarEess. Philsde phl. WM COLDER 4 co.
Philadelphia May, 1913. Pr0pne-ors
CAUTION
Trsveers particularly cautioned against purchasing
tickets in Newf0rz Tor uls Inc, there person n
that city auhozed % transact any business FOR ne Pioneer
and Express COMPANY. myl5