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r.; uszzsHzsa NEW ARRANGEMENT TO

~ PlTTsBU RGH, WHEELING, Cincin
N nsu,by \ ornng and Evening grains from
out delsy. Passengers having choice Of day or nigh
the Mountains by the great United States ali
and Passenger Route. Through In ~ hours from Newly
10 Pittsburgh and Wheeling thence 70 Cincinnati, ST Louis
directly through by the United States Mail Trains.
Leave NewYOrk, foot Of LibertysL al AN. and "A
Pm for Philadelphia and connect with lines for Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia by 10 M train for Baltimore and
rive In time with II M train for Pittsburgh s1d
Wheeling going directly through without delay.
Leave Philadelphia by Railroad from the OF Eleventh
and Market sts st8t AN for Baltimore and arrive In time
TO connect with m Train Tor Pittsburgh and Wheelng
and going directly through without delay.
Leave Phlsdelphia by steamboat a. 4 p from Docks
wharf Sundays excepted,l snd lodge In Baltimore.
The only hne Sunday from Pnladelphis for BaimOr,
10 BY Railroad, al l0PM
Leave Baltimore al II n ard NJ daily BY he Bsllt
more and Ohio Railroad.
Leave Cumberland P NJ and A N. by twenty daily
lines Of the National Road and Good Intent Stage Companies
snd arrive 10 Pittsburgh or Wheeling NEXT evening ana ne
following morning.
Passengers for Piusurgh tste he splendid and mod
ernbut steamboats, 81 Brownsville and thereby have on;
"a miles of staging on the whole route.
srnbOats leave Pittsburgh andN heeing regu
larry aud passengers are forwarded To Cncn'
natl spd sll other ports Ia the South and West
TAKE NOTICEi-Tickets are not sold IN New-YOrk 10
Pssssngers for Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheeling This
notice becomes necessary account Of several persons
Of such tickets supposng they were authorized pass IN
hrstcazs trains % Baltimore ard the South and West
They have connection with
For through tickets by this route apply 10 Philadelphia
the Railroad Office, Of Market and Eleventh ss Al
8 South Third-s board steamboat Docks wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh Sl2: to
Wheeling els, with the privilege Of stopping al Baltimore
and rssamnS seals st pleasure FoI farther inormstor
Al Adams Co.'S Express Once, I6 Waist q, III A. NJ
or Al Greea~ich-si. si
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-n. FOR KEYPORT ANp MIDDLL

sye<sus-1N TOWN POINT, landing at for Hamilton
sh<H.sHnnssH1 each way.-The steamers JOHN HART
and los r. COFFEE will leave Chambers-st pier dali
1Ssmrdays Sundays and Mondays exeepted) sooioek
NJ and AT 3. O'Clock NJ daily Sundays excepted One
boat will also leave Saturdays at O'Clock. M yl0 Sm'
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ARIHE JOU X N a l..
goET oE ~ oNE. AUoUsI p

ARRlyED-shp Note, Thomas harre, - d. nase' to mater
% passengers
Bsrl Esrs Haeck Hendeson from Pomouh, Nh 18Th ns'
ballast. 20 Har1eck A O..
Br- Boters soue Negvtas u o. sugar. Sc u Holt OTea
Len bs vancouver DAVIS for Ni0rs dsy Roland Moore do
IN dsys Aulsl Hopln ior NYor sailed DO iys TreVious
Bf slhr Pheasant Petch sidney CB ~ d. coal 20 master
schr su-su. Of.eal. filisf~irhas coa.
schr Ioulsa ~ Bfdsai, Frl lis. coal
Dr. s,br rre1tf ecai0lr Archaf ln d.. coal shannon
sr Naferr 'rh Baker. Sidney. - d., coal, 20 master
srlr Monitor. Reese. Mareiau
seir China Barton. Warehau.
sfir Nifg ma. new Gould. Patterson, itfl
schr stephe1 Waterman. New Haven
scnr Augusta. Brown, New Bedford.
schr , : Muusell Roe. New Haven
schr Csrnea. Faulkner. Boston
schr Ira. Chamberlain, Boston
scsrs Dntei. Coleman, and Signal Lowell. Boston
SAILED Steamer Hrusn i0r Southampton aai bfeisen
The BE- O.nfeg capszed on lie Btiierl u. mornIg
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MINING COMPANIES.

nOCKy HILL MINING AND MANUFAC
nTURlNG COMPANY.-At meeting Of The Bosrd OF
Directors held at Camden, }. on the Let july, 1875 an
Of per share each and every snare
OF the capital ck Of the Company was levied payable IN
thirty DAYS from the 18th day Of July lsf at the office Of
the Company 10 Philadelphia.
Erfrae, from the Supplement 20 re Charter, approved an
February, 1913.
sni
Of ~hh .ha have been e. h-r-i1e provided tor s
forfeit stt corporation sab 40 svey share OF .oeh upon w
unpaid for the PERIOD Of thirty days alter
shall such form the Directors may ofdt
the stockholders that such assessment tne and
unpaid" Of the board OF Director HUGH CRAIG,
Dawn C sEESErr Treasurer tiyl9 SEl President
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
sales mt the stock ExchanGe....AuGVsr2 q.


5000 Treas Notes. -.loi y Caution Co. $50
1000 L o. '6s coupl0ii % Erie. fun ......ba0 6Si
1000 Ohio 6s, '60--.-.lOO 30 Nor wor....b60 S2l
At Baltimore the demand for money is less &C.
tive than as before reported Money may now be o5-
tanned dividend paying securities st 6d9 y cent and
for first class paper al lGli per month AT Phsdel
phis the money msrke, continues very stragen, snd
would be more 50 II business were more active. The
outdoor rates now vary from TO u p CT per month
for good 10 fsr psper..-..M Louisville there Is
change in money matters. The demand for Eastern
hills Is usually brisk al the when merchants
are about laying In their supplies Bills on the East
the money market continues tight The regular banks
discount but tfle and that little is 70 their especial "a
vorites Individual banks discount bat the demand
accommodations cnsbe them TO command high IN.
tersSts
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.ISrs, sTEAMsHTP GREAT BRITAIN

rEfz,lz. ~ AUCIION.-To Dc sold BY AUCTION, 6y
Messrs. TONGE, CURRY & Co At their Sale
Room, Derby Buildings, Fenwickst Liverpool. on MON
DAf me lh day OF September next at o'clock, unless
disposed o u me mean time by private conirsct) the well
known steamship GREAT BhlTAIN, lying In the
Soourg Dock Liverpool The power and capacity OF he
snip - passenger vessel and for cargo well
knO"u rom her past performances TO need particular
description Her great strength enabled her 20 Withstand
me shocks Of the heaviest while stranded on rocks
throughout whole Winter, IN exposed situation,
"inoot 10 ne slightest degree altering her lines The dam
ee done 70 ne engines and ships bottom has been care
ny estimated sfer surveys by competent engineers ard
shpbuders, and for moderate sum the whole ship may
be restored 70 her original condition With the gines she
has hitherto been worked she would make an admirable
transport ship, capable Of carrying from 800 900
fornighrs voyage With smaller pair Of engines, capa-
bic " driving Der al slightly reduced speed by which her
coal stovage would be reduced half she would
modate over 600 eniigrants for distant voyage $50
free iaborers from the Coast Of Africa the West India
Coones lie snip an exeebenl sesrooe quite manage
err For farther particulars apply 10 the Compsnys Secre-
.ary, Mr. w. N. BENNETT IS Prncs' 81 BnHd suIa'w~
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SAN - T All LIZ
anc syrup u
YELLOW DOCK.

V'Hls is THE CHEAPESr-Pres 50 GEMS 0o,te--
and far tie bes preparation of Yellow Dock Ofer-
Cd Tor sale. II Immediately cures scufz. kings ey,
rndmasn ocsunse cutaneous erapuons pimpies or pus
giles on me lace. boches. be chronic rng
of eirf sed head enlargement and pain Of The bones and
JOINTS Stubborn ulcers diseases arising from injurious
Use 81 escnes OF dropsy nprlde1ce
hfe, chronic constitutional disorders The Of hts
preparation now widely known, and requires Do fictitious
wAy tel snRafhks
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Passengers Arrived.

IN fsr gaeks'ftp Qs,enef Pie WIN Levy Mr. Lew
lew ssl servant Philadelphia John Lawfe,ce London Cur
- Rsfh DR. Cammins Wexford Rams, M. Rams M Ram
Wm Enery Liverpool. Mr. Mscrean, Mr. snd haster Mac
e.n NJ Bsny Efhmghsn. Mr.. Ehin-hzm, Mss Ehmshsn,
C1ner.and ~ Mr. Collins, Dublin Hsnnng Mr. Bran,
Cor. S Clsrs New York-3o9 b the the reerage
brg Brnt from NeurifafF heafancour J7-pt isl
.or MfF H. ~ M1roahr. adv and 1cllltr-l.
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LANp al o va and, NAV b. had BY applying to H.
DEWEY, 10 Wal-st lover Weiss Express Once
al a lower rate than any IN market, considering location
soil timber pure water power and healthy climae
The lands located In the immediate vicinity OF ne
New York and Erie Railroad, Hudson and Delaware aa
and but a few hours ride from New YORK 80 that tue
farmer can leave home In the morning. come to the city, us
pose Of his produce and The same day Among these
lands are the very for raising all kinds Of grain and
grass the best ofwaer power for any kind Of MAUI
featuring.
The emigrani landing here who intends buying lands or
farm or farm already improved would do well 10 IN
quire Al the above place 90 Wast) before going arther
good mill tho lands. 100 acres al lnihg me
Ne,vYok and Erie Railroad and Hudson and Delaw are
Canal 100 acres improved with houses barns, mills &c
for which inquire as shove.
Also fr rate tavern stand for sale where there are k
fourhorse daily, In connection VITA the Ne \"
York and Erie Railroad, go acres Of land 10 improved
good house. two good barns &c.
Also lease furniture and fixtures Of wellk known hotel
on the New-York and Ee Railroad, all In good order and
doing fret business, The present owner wsnhs 20
sell on account Of poor health For farther particulars IN
aure Of II DEWEY. 10 Walst aul9 iteod
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AcE-Under one year los TO years, Is; 2 to 3 So;
10 H. 81 Toto 90 0to 80 81; 80 TO 40 n; 40 TO So q
to 60 Il; 90 10 TO- 81 10 to So 81 so to 90 81 80 10 100
anknown.S.
PLACES or NsrIvrry-United Stses, 2S5; Ireland. 40
Eos and, 7; Scotland, 5; Germany, II; Spain Prussia
BRUSH Possessions In N. America, 4; unknown,2
Prom Hospital, Bellevue, u Penitentiary Hospital
Riackweils Island 6, Lunaiic Asylum do. do s.; Ward
IsSbd. 81 Rsndsrs islands City Hospital. Aims House
Blsckwefs lslsnd4 CoOred Home2 Coloret Persons rs
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, August 10, lS4S.
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. E "S RaiLEcs6,
s y. -

For Pittsfeld North Ad-
ans WIFI smstown, Bennington, Rutland Lebanon spnnss
Ne via the HousatOnic Railroad
SUMMER ARRsNGEMENT-C Commencing Monday, MAY J.
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. Brooks Jr viii ave
NewYOrk from the pier foot " Markets. daily, sundsys
excepted at6t O'Clock ". for Bridgeport. where pvre
gers take the elegant and connexions the ho1s
tonic Railroad arriving al the State Line THE junction va
the Western RAirosdl at hslfpast p NJ Ia time 70 axe
the East West Fare 81 Stages run IN cornefnoo
with the 10 Lee, Lenox, Old stockbndge Cur.nSs
Winsed and Norfolk also, TO Litchfeld, Sharon, Woo
bury Dsnbury and Bethel.
LEsAsos spRIsGsA line Is prranged by which pass1t
gers from NewYork reach this place by day light IN
comfort and expedition than by any other route NV
through, 81 50.
No agent Of this Company 10 authorized TO take chna
Specie, Bank Notes valuable papers or TO receive -
FOR transportation any conditions. Freight receives
the depot foot Of Markets. from O'Clock A. NJ. 10 60co
r NJ. Positively not sner that hour
o. NJ. PERRY Agent. Ofice on the PEI
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-z9sxxS-. PIArOFORTES.-Per about pur
Sxzr1<5 ~; chasing Pianos will ind Il TO their advsu
Htage TO call al r. Glenn Co.'S MsnufsclO
X u uy, 1871 Fulion-st (wesl Of Broadway. A
general Of Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos
sany hand which viii be sold low for cash approved
paper. Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
ny27 r GLENN 4 co. 1884, Fulion-st.
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RFAL EsrArE EnR sALE-Under.

esS order Of Supreme Conn in Equiiy.-ln pursu :i
- ance OF an order Of the supreme Court In Equity
hearing the S0h day Of june l58 viii De sold al pun
lie auction under the direction Of he Sheriff OF ne County
Of Wesicheser the 2i day Of August next AZ = o'clock
al noon u that day the dwelling house on the premises
n Tie Town Of West Farms In the County OF Neschester
All thar certain piece parcel II Land situate y x and
being n the said Town Of West Farms lately pel OF the
Town of Wes,-Cheserl bounded As follows Beginning al
the northwest 81 the lsnd formerly sold by one 10
seph Brown to DAME Edwards thence running westerly
hv ard along the and formerly of one Thomas Hunt % me
highway: thence by and along the said highway % an Old
stone wal land formerly Of Michael Ryer thence run
Ming easery by and along The land late oi In0nas rser
n and of the said Daniel Edwards thence by and along
lands Of the late Daniel Edwards nouery TO The place OF
beginning. containing wentyeigh acres, more or less
Also All that certain other piece parcel Of land, situated
I'm the said town Of West Farms lying 10 the westward OF
the pOstroad and 20 the eastward OF an Old stone fence
which i the wesenmo-t bounds of the orchard formerly
bought by Joseph Brown Of Michael Ryer and bounded A.
f,0ws Beginning at the northeast corner OF me said
niece running thence the line OF Thomas Hunt until n
comes 20 the northwest Of the said orchard nj an Oh
fence running a. the old fence stands until comes 10 the
ROAD: from thence 70 the place Of beginnings containing
one and half acres less, with the appurenanc-s
being the farm lately owned and occupied by hooert
Brown deceased Dated July 81, 1913 49,
JAMES VI BATES Sheriff
suIq5t. By r. WETMORE, Deputy Sheriff
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securing Chances In either Of the above
Sweepstakes requested TO make early application, a.
each Sweep will be drawn Immediately II 10 full The result
OF the drawing will be advertised IN the Times Bells Lie
and the London Daily papers To give Ladies' Oppor
unity Of taking shares scrip will be Issued IN initials al The
option Of the subscribers.
An comrIu uications to insure attention. contain q
remittance. Foreign orders may be made payable In Lon
don but all letters must be addressed TO RICHARD Nj
CHOLLs and JAMES PARKINSON, Temple square,
Ayesbury, England.
paid any day after the less 10 cent The Race VIII
be- run Al Doncsster the lfh Of September, ls4S
To prevent fraud Scrip viii be genuine unless The let
containing bears the Ayesbury pOslmsrk Subscribers
wishing TO send Bank Notes had better send halves by DIFF
ierent Posts iy3 DSWAugS lSW'
IN FASHIONABLE HATs.-Just finished the
LII most splendid aruce offered, elegant French
slk hats At the low price Of - usually sold for 81.
Also article at 8 50 and 81 25-uest hats al g
aul2 I'm BROWN, las Csna-st
LOOK ATTHIs-Lsdiesg gentlemen misses
E25z and children, all Who want TO find large sssort-
mcnt Of boots and shoes Of the first quality and
tair prices Will please call at S67 Broadway, door
above Pranklin-st suls lm-l M CAHlLL.
nSBOOTS CHEAPER STILL.-Fine Calf
Boots - 50. usually - 50; fine French Calf Dress
Boots ~ So sold In other stores for - and 81 Con
~ gress Caters cheaper than In any other in the
CITY, Shoes &c &c hand made TO order All orders
promptly attended to. Mending, &c. done in the store
JOHN LAYING. 80 Ann-st
leg 3meod between Broadway and Nassan-st
FOR sALE-A large stylish bay horse sound,
-pgente, kind single and double harness. very good
traveller well suited for carriage horse Inquire
Of r. X. NORTHRUP, Rose Hi Stables, Twenty fourth
ST. and Third-aye. sul8 3Fs6Tu'
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DRY GOODS.

MIDDLE-Ex PLAINS cases negro plans'
vi fancy cable cord warp and wool hings his day re-
ceived and for sale BY NESMITH co.
Guq ~ and 81 Pine-sL
MARK PRINTS cases new style Prints mousse
- line de lame patterns and small figures, just received
And for sale By au9l NESMfTH co 81 and 81 Pine
DLEACHED GOODs-Compnsing extensive as
Dsorment Orwell Known styles 81, ~, 81, "a, l0i, "a
and ia and go widths, for sale by
N.Y. c. y. HARRIs % Exchange place
1IERI<O CA-~IMERE>.-5ocss cases superfne Ne
DLUE AND WHITE and blue and Orange Prints
- ue~ and desirable patterns, fne and medium cloths,
for sale By fmy2l c. p HARRIS, % Exchange, place
DRINTS50 cases BLACK and lavender; also indigo bue
i Prints for sale By SESMITH 4 co.
ana 81 ard 3 Pine-st
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L vauable preparation Tor me mmc1aie cure OK me
Dvsenerv Darrhea aud All Summer comp ANTS, and can
be- depended upon IS safe AMI efectua remedy. 10 =
free from opium other Ingredients that are the least iuu-
hons For sale By A B. d Sands, O0 Fut0n-st; Rush
Ion 4 Clark no A-tor House 40 Broadway; II Johnson,
rs Broadway; Cha H. Ring, ls2 Broadway aud by Drug
80. yeneraiv aus I'M
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e. NEW:l0hk
laA :. RAILROAD LINE.-suMhEh - -
E----S -RANGEMENTs. TO commence e
let Of May, ls4s-Lesve Paterson Ct oeioeA n -
A. NJ; M A. n. and n - ~
Leave Nsw.York ct O'clock A n ! n -
P a. and SP n ON SUNDAYS
Leave Peterson at o'clock, A. b. srtt "a
Leave Nsw.York q % O'CLOCK. A. snd5Rh- !"
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,uxw1uORRIs AND ESSEX RAIL

F-- r7z.xxrepxH1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL.
AvA = KOAD-rhe extension " this Ralrosd
from MOustOwn 70 Dover passns
through the village Of Denyle and Rocka.sy, VII 20
opened for the transportation Of passengers on Tuesday
August |. A..
The passenger trains and after that date vii run De-
tween Newark and Dover ~ follows "a,
Newark siAMkAPM
Dover for Newark and New-York 8 AMshpw
- MorrlstOwn JAN.
Al Norrstown the AN train Of cars from New orr CIV
meets with stages for Schooeys MAINTAIN, Wsnns""'
BelWdere and EasOn daily. -.
Al Dover the IN train connects with stages % 49,
sunny, Newton, Milford, and Owego. on Mondays &c.
days and Fridays; ssi with Jonsonburgh Conm1
Sroudsburg, and Delaware Wafer Gap On
Thursdays and satnrdays; each line returning on s''H
DAYS. a., -.
FOR slanhope stage leaves on the arrival Of Inc M '''
VI. trains At Dover. ID n
For Bsskenridge a stage leaves on the ARRIVAL OF inc
train al MOrrstown 49, $3.50. An
An packages or bundles must be entered on 'nT syn
the Company will hold themselves 70 u , "A
Freight win Sc forw arded mnedsiey 70 nofn,to~n sna
Dover from Albany Basin by stephens Cond C0xs h.
OF soop. 10 Newark or from the Trsnspotsnon once
the n j. RI and Trans Co foot Of Laoersyst and o.
sired will be- called for any part OF me city ~ appcsn"
al said Office Dy"J inA DoDD' '-f
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- ro CLEARINGHOUSE. TO CEDAR

SGRovE!-ce Crow open % tss p.ss a.
,-a a, informing his friends and the citizens OF New.
Sers ,hs, he ha. ceased for Of yesrs those oesea
mounds known Cedar Grove ocsled on .ne ~ 80
-, n, staten Isant near the Old Elm Tree snd mas
bsn sctvely engaged during the Spring IN me syhg vo'
The grounds erec1on Of buildings, hah-houses 49,,
the hole involving an expense OF seVets ~
n having been his determination from the commencement v,
80 nrorraorhip 10 10 AXE Cedar Grove tho most engine so
agreeable sumner resort to he found IN NE Vicinity OF Ne"
York. A.u.- s,,,a. Sr
Cedar Grove viii be found inspection 20 possess ~
1s S,r pleasure that unsurpassed - An evidence "
which the proprietor need only refer me pu3e 20 ~
ybrh appeared in the New-YOrk sun u me ION hsy'
5 ~ above 500 gentlemen who visited Ced sr Grove ut
he purpose Of expressing publicly An opinion o. rs
=. Srlrer resort aud which they found on exannauon
~ he improvements and Arrangements then ~
fr sursss Tor beauty Of scenery acilues ior
.rssr and exercise any summer resort hey nsd TVei
before visited The favorte steamer Cinderella SPY Nan
Name on and AFTER Saturday June H. vu rnn a. i0oSs
leave Cana-st al ~ NJ and VI rler 40, y y is
Cedar Grove al u VI. and ?. NJ '-i' 'n
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EXCURSIONS.
,oR aREENwoop CEMETERY.

81 STEANBOAf SUFFOLK Captain
KIN tfra-,i-s ell rln follows every lay
kSSnzsx- s.ra.vs excsrled) from the foo, ol Corr
- fs.vs Seu-York A. 7 and 10 o'clock A. NJ :,
s.oagP n Leave Greenwood for New, ofA a. y "a
- rs NJ al a. 5 and ?. VI. Fare escn way ooy u
cents
-ENCUR-ION AND BANNER fhf-
a. SENTATlON.-Arerican Ohapief 10 y
is1es.HssO OF L A. viii give grsnd rlch.e 80
cor,n Excursion 10 Haversirsw' on
- oie m. l.tgs and r0ufnodous siesmbOaf III D>ON
80 he .rieoiid barge MELLEN. recently hu-d lP eN'
r.iy Tor Couion Parties have been chartered of slo -
aston thereby af1rdng most ample scconlf lo
M ,bo nav participate IN the excursion Lotnish 80
br.ft Corref and Couhon Sand N eonnecnon wiz nc
"a -rtal ara Distinguished band Of New ofk hHhons1
- be indy volunteered their valuable services ".
entertain he company with selection fium 'Heh 'No
popular Airs and Melodies -. .,,r,
Iuraiistelv upon their arrvai a. hayeFsIa~ ny IN
p.ry viii be received BY Adams Chapter 10 II " ~
and escorted by them 70 the Grove, wnere o -
Banner viii he presented 70 American Nasp'e w
4 A BY the Comm'tee. -, ,,,,-,
IL bs mater OF Decom and Regularly he wei snow
rsrutson and character Of The Order VII oe soen'
sTe.ssi. E3ey Cents-A limited number Of Tickets m%
- 80 ~ he COMMITTEE the following places Jonn
500 = r IL osca foot u Duane-st WIN O. MORAN, >
Norb Noore-sf: n. NJ Ludum. 50 broome-sLi lhonl as
Ersr3er s1Thomas-st : NJ Rollins 81 Green~icnsi J.
" r,,, .ay Tfrkhsm Hail. corner Az L and folfh-sA
ti,.,,rst oriock: Mainsf Brooklyn u Caherices a.
II Pier s. North River, y; Chamoei's~ . NaHSS' ~
Hsmmond-sf q o'clock, ". ,
There will be- a landing a. Piennoni eaeh Wss, -,
The Excursion VIII be postponed shou4a me s ~,
rr,va uuf-vOTshle 49, =.
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CLPTCUFR,s CELEBRATED HEALING

i SALVE Il sppied with universal success 10 wounds
burns ulcers, breasts piles, salt rheum, scad head
bles chapped hands and lips scr0fs and scurvy INNINGS
For cooling sOenng. cleansing and healing, = perfectly
urrvAled Sod genuine by JAMES :. LEWIS, Duggst
form erv 81 ichy Lewis ST Gfeen~ichst John AXood
bookseller l68 Bowery r McBrar tes and coffee dealer
corner Of Fulton and III gh sis Is sole Agent for Brookyn
Price 3ls cents box: each box ncOsed In wrapper
with directions FOR signed by the proprietor Andrew
F1e-rbe, auf I'M
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r. rHezzzxx1NEW-YORkAN AND
- #TRs Erie RAILROAD. /,

summer dyrdn0smenf
from Msy I, 1913, until farther notice.
FOR PAssENGERs-Iesve New-York from tho foot
Duauest) all O'Clock, AM and O'Clock, Pm. for re-
mont Bsuyeltye Clhrkstown, Spring Valley, mo1s'l'
Ramapo, Monroe WOrGs, Turner'S Monroe, Oxford, CIV
ter, Goshen, New-Hsmplon, Mddletown, Howeus 10
vile and Pon Jeryis.
For New-York and Intermediate psces-Leaye Port ~
Wis ate sam and at Pm. Ousyille, nj IS AN and
PM. Middlelown at AN and Pm Goshen, {"
A NJ. and ~ Pm Chester Al " AM and ~ IN. .
AL baggage al the nsk Of the owner, unless pui
charge Of The baggzgemaslers Fify lbs Of personal ~
allowed 10 each passenger No freight taken BY ~
passenger trains.
Fos FREIGHT-Leaye Newly At O'Clock, M ~
barges Samuel Marsh, Henry SUydan, Jr and DunkL-,
Leave Pon Jeryis At . AN Ousyie, 81 10 AN NE
dleOwn al III AN Goshen at ~ NJ and Chester IA N
MIX will be taken morning ana evening by trains rs
mag expressly for thai purpose.
aS9 n H. G. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

sSaexk&<1sss steamers HENDRIX HUDSON. cspn,
A Oorhsm and Aida. Captain Z. n stone; VI. ease he
Barcsysi wharf daily Sundays excepted for AeAny saf
Trov making the usual landings by the wsy ocl0ct
NJ and rearning will leave Troy At .. end Albany ST
o'clock For passage OF freight sppy 70 ihe Captain,
an hosrd or Al the Office on the wharf uys