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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
TIE GREAT REMEDY ALL DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS
AND Breast.


THE GREAT REsEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS
AND BREAST.
all the
medicines
OF the day, and
there great
variety which profess
10 be Of great value 20 the
human family, We hesitate not
70 pronounce DR.. Swsynes Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry 81
ofthe greatest discoveries Of modern sci
ence: OF al the many com pounds put forth for
the cure Of diseases which affect human nature,
not one remedy can Be named which has n as short
the public and has performed such miraculous cures and
which has merted and received 80 much ealogiom from
faculty and others this justly celebrated remedy
Daily we learn from Of respectfully, that
have been effected in coughs. colds asthma, Influenza,
and breast rising tickling in the throat PaPaton Of
heart debility broken constitution, from the
abuse u oAlonel and other causes and consumption
which baed the skill Of eminent medical pract
ers when invalids given up IS hopeless BY having
and perseverins In that powerful remedy
have been radically cured There the hands Of
the proprietor certificates Of which would
asionsh credulity itself they made known 10 the
sord To those who are afflicted with the above diseases
convinced this IL miserable compound, but safe and
powerful remedy and that It's curative powers stand alone
ASTHMA OF ELEVEN YEARS STANDING.
J. W. knight, Walnutst- between Third and Fourth,
creased in defiance Of all the remedies be could hear Of
until making use Of Dr. s~syne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry. which performed q permanent cure
ANOTHER LIFE PRESERVED.
PHILADELPHIA, sept 3, 1916.
DR. II. sw,YSE-Dea Sir: Having seen the sstonsh M
performed Mr. Thorss BY your Compound syrup
Of Wild Cherry, induced TO try II myself was
with vioent cough splitting Of blood shorness Of
breathing together with violent attack Of asthma had
ov-rdone myself from exertion which WAS not able 10
perform. which prosraec my system 70 great extent
commenced the use Of yeur Compound syrup Of via
Cherry, which gave Almost immediate relief. and am
glad 70 1--WE my testimony al who may BE afflicted In q
similar way IL will be well 70 that the signature Of
DR.. H. swsyne Is on each bottle Of Wild Cherry
WIN B. WALTON,
Thirteenth-st. doors from The corner Of Willow.
Towering hg Oh DER imitation,
DIR. Swaynes Wild Cherry stands.
Spreading Joy through many nation,
Even IN icy Switzerland
Prepared only BY DR.. H. sWAYNE, inventor and sole
proprietor, Of Eighth and Race SIS PhilsdeP hA
All Wild Cherry preparations being positively hcrirous
and counterfeit without his Signature
AgrHfs for Ns-r-lork CHy-ChAs II Ring, cor. Broad
way and John-ss. r A Sands lee Bowery z B Warner,
rs Beeckerst; Jno {. Hart, SO Grsnd-st. j. l. Lewis
81 Greenwieh-st; J. B. Dodd, III Broadway Hoadley,
Phelps Co and Wyatt ketcham Also, Mrs. Hayes,
1e Fultor-st Brooklvu sll 6mshkW
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EWB ANK,S HYDRAULICS.

THE THIRD NUMBER Of Ewbsnk on the Modes Of
J KaisinE " s,er, &c. ia row published Agents will
please send in their orders possible Pree -
cents per number The whole 70 be completed 10 num-
bers with 800 grssings.
Thu first numbers may still be obtained
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
ICounty Of NewYork, notice is hereby given 10 all
sons having claims against MARY LYNCH late Of the
City OF Newfork deceased 10 the with the
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber, 81 his Office, No ff3
Monroest IN the City Of New-lork, or before the
Eighth day Of May nextOated NewYork the f0Sth day
Of Noven'r, 1871. lnl3 tawdm.l WILLIAM SCOTT. TX.
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No fluid medicine discovered which ~
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva In deeomFos-
Ing food and Strengthening the organs u digestion this
preparation Of >arsapsrA IL positively carsseyeTy case
Of dyspepsia, however severe or chronic-
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALsASy. May ~, i345
Ds TowSsEND-Sir. have been afflicted for several
years with dyspepsia in is worst form, attended, with
s0uTness q stomach oss Of appetite, extreme heartburn,
and grest aversion I'll kinds Of food, and for weeks
what could eAfl have been unable retain bat
small peftlon my stomach tined the usuAl remedies
bat they had but little effect In removing the
plant indacec, about two months since, t1y
your Extract Of sarssrs-ills and say with little
con6dsnee but AFTER csns nearly bottles, found my
appetite restored and the heartburn entirely removed
sn1 would earnestly recommend the Of i 70 those
who have been afflicted - have been Yours. &e-
w W. VAN ZANDr.
n B. Purchase none bat such ~ have wrappers that
hide the bottle Petsy and have tie written signature
Of 5. p TOWNSEND.
Princi pal OAee 70 Futon-s. Sur Bu ldnr " Y Red.
ding CO. Safest Boston Dyott SCas, l52 North
>econd-st. Philadelphia : ; HAnee. drnggst Baltimore.
DuEol Co Richmond ? NJ, Cohen, C1AF.est Wright
&c. ISL Chzrtresst New-Orlesns los south Pe.1l-si
hany; z Van Buskirk a. Of Market ard Broad
Newark, n and By principal Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States West Indies and
the CsDsdS J. si>MNkrh
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HOLIDAYS.

CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY articles for
Sthe Holi3sys-ALOIs PETELER, Confectiouer, $40
Broadway. will open Thursday, Dec =, his new
branch the Fourth avenue, OF Twentieth
where he prepared furnish all kinds Of CORRECTION
aTy fruit ices plumber and bombs Ia crsms, to-
sether with all other articles suitable for holiday purposes
Of which can be surpassed here or elsewhere he
has received from France large variety Of articles
for Christmas and New less-such As elegant boxes,
chocolate Of things snd other matters
that must be seen 70 be appreciated.
NewYears tables sc; out ana all orders punctusy ful
filed.
Mr. Peieer gets up entertainments and ugpers IN pc
culary appropriate and refer 10 ne saaction
expressed last Winter by many Of the most fashionable
and wealthy citizens d2i lmeod
COFFEE tRNs, TIA TRAYS, Cutlery, Se-
1.-THE Ladies requested TO call and examine some
beautiful Coffee Urns. Tea and Coffee Sets Tea Trays
Knives and Forks, together with general assortment OF
house piug articles suitable for the HOLIDAYS, and
low prices al JOHN bAkkis
dis q 10 CsfhaIlne-s,. corner OF Oskst.
L,ANCN BONb~, TOYS, Dolls, Games, sieishs
&cA large and well selected assortment OF articles
suitable for presents. may be had Al
dlgu JOHN BARRY'S. 10 Catharine-st
Also Coffee tea sets trays cutlery, lamps &c &c
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lrRRsU FRCIT.-Bordesax Prunes Ia seendis
fancy boxes; MAAxs Grsges, in ssEs, perees order
Malaga Resins assorted package Italian Citgon; Zane
Cunants and general assortment Of Nuts And Fruirs
their seasoa. for family sapply or By the Quxsfity DIAL
err 10 lowest market rsss b
nj aAsaSER YoUNo. La chsiAsn-st
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CLOTHING.
THOMAS SMITH, JR. & CO

S1Ox'1<1~ ~s1f&S ~ - VT
los NAssAy-sr. X.
Brown everssck velvet collars cuffs S2 Selling Of AZ
cost d-S I'm
IMPORTANT To THE PuBI.IC.-F. II. Nc
kELRol \ co. 81 Broadway opposite th- PARK fount.
would respectfully call attention to their extensive
and weelecled Of ready made OvercoAs and
Ciosks also Youths sd Boys Clothing Of avery variety
Of color and cloth which they selling a. cost,
their object being dispose OF the stock hand before
the last of fehrnsryn order 10 make for the Spring
They made and trimmed equal 70 those made 10
order snd At least 50 per cent lower than any establish
Of the character ace standing In the city dSif
DEADY-MADE GARMENTs.-We are row sell
h ing our extensive stock Of readymsde o,ercosts
cloaks dress and ffock coats psntsoons vests. boys
sacks. dressing gowns &c with large assortment newest
style fancy dress articles, comprising scsrfs. ersyss
gloves hdk suspenders, &c At discount Of g Ter cent
from usual low prices IN order reduce prior
70 the expiration Of present eopNpeshiP Feb l. lSis
Those requiring outfit for the Winter hoad
the assortment VIM T. JENNINGS co
d2s - Br0Aiwsy. American Hotel.
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BOARDING.

DOARD can b. obtained in small private isinliy y'
II ssa,I,mau and sdy OF few single gentle",n Wild
xsyv e.s.pt room. the ID add the "a noos Terms
very moderate. Apply at Ils Adamspises Laurenist
st.
6pOAkDlNts-A gentleman and his vile or tAo OF
Dhres sinsle gentlemen can be accommodated TWIN q
front room. bedroom and pantry adjoining or small BED
roomsl with board small family, where but lew DC
en- are by applying 10 Chsfess one door west
of Hudsoo-st - y -
BOARDING IN HOrsrO>-sT.-A gentiem,s N
ID and his wife can be hands msiy Accommodated WIZ
Houstons Of Crosby, first block from Broadway
il lw.
DOARDIN(3.-Two or three single gentlemen may
ID OBTAIN furnished with board. at W Oreenwieh-
At Also very pleasant psrlor suitable Tor
ara his wife The house Is supplied with Croton wsiei
throughout and with an excellent bathroom. o-'.,
nRIVATE BOARD.-A suite Of three rooms wei
il furnished With board in private family Inc
Ere ana hsht il requested. Apply at 80 MeDoussist
Inn
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TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE


DR TowSsEsD's SARsAFARLLA sovereign and speedy
cure for pent consumption and for the general pros
traton Of ae sysemno matter whether the result OF IN
heent produced BY rresulary inesscr
accident
effects the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
stude from taking II become robust and full Of
energy under its influence 1t Immediately eOunteracts
the nervelesness Of the female frame which Is the great
IL will not be expected Of us in cases of delicate na
ure TO exhibit certificates OF performed but can
afflicted that hundreds Of have been report
ed 10 us
weakness and general debility ana suffering continually by
pain and with other difficulties, and having known
where your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing recommended for such As have described
obtained bottle Of your Extract Of SarsapAria and fol-
lowed the directions you gave In short period Il
moved her complaints and restored heI 70 health Being
grateful for the dement's she received take pleasure In
thus scknow H. and recommending II 10 the public
NJ d. MOORE, cor. OF Grand and LydiGs sts.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'
This Extract OF SarsapArs has been expressly prepared
In reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she approaching that critical period the
OF life should neglect 10 take H. II l. certain pre-
yentve Tor any OF the numerous and horrible diseases TO
which females are subject this time Of life This period
may be delayed for several years by using this medicine
Nor is II less valuable for those who are approaching
manhood II Is calculated 10 assist nature by
the blood and inv gorang the system Indeed this ued
cine Invaluable for ell the diseases 70 which women
subject
Il braces the whole system, permanently the
urs siesby removing the impurities OF the body
stltnulatln- system
relaxation which IL the OF most medicines tax for
female weak ness and disease.
DISEASE or THE HEART, RUPTURE AND DROPsY.
NEwfOkK. July -, 30.
DR. TowSsESD-Dear Sir; Ny wife has been afflicted
with disease Of the heart and with terrible rupture for
fifteen years the greater part Of this time She has
been troubled with shorness Of breath and huiierng
Of the heart which has been very distressing and has ire
quenfy been unable 10 leave her bed The rupture
very and She ted almost every remedy for
such with bat little benefit. When she hsd bat
three bottles Of your excellent medicine she entirely
~ fh@d the
most entirely disappeared.
She has also hsd The dropsy and very much s~o en
We had idea that she coad be benefited she bad
such Complication o diseases. Bat Il has strange
may appear relieved her Of the drop.y that
this statement 10 strange as 20 appear almost IKE hcton
but II nevertheless sober reafy Your SArsApzrila
certainly valuable medicine and should be used By every
that suffering have been II any dsbelievs
this account they heerf. cal my house and
have ocular demonstration. Yours. respectfully,
WILLIAM rOWsER, James a.
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t-.uzas.ssssza HoUsAToNiC .sGl

For Albany II 10Y FItts . :,
field North Adams, W!amstovn, Bennington, h"tsed'
I.b.ron spr,ns. c via the Ho3ssfonc Railr0sd-N To-.
ter Arrangement commencing Saturday, Deeemosf 10
The ,plendld steamer NIAGARA, Captain }. brooss,
IT, Will leave Ne~-York from the pier foot OF
Market street daily sunSsy. excepted. II y o'eocA
A NJ for Bridgeport where passengers take me els
CANT and commodious ears u n ho1s>onic h.fV3'
arrivinx a Albany al O'Clock p
A bssgaxe-mssteG will a. fhreuEh from city 70 city
STAGES run IN connection with The cars 70 Lre L-nos
Ola stockbrdge Curtisyiile, Winsted snd Norfolk As
10 Litchfeld. Woodbury.. Dsnbury and Bethel
New-York passengers have the privilege ofstoppinfovu
No asen, q hi. company s authorized to tshs ehstsd
specie bank notes valuable papers, OF TO receive er
:or transportation on any conditions
Freirht received the depot foot OF marketst IRON
o'clock A. NJ until sunset
"a n q ~ PERRY. Aren't Once the Pier
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Doay medicine in the world that proves sure FOR TIE
consumption Thousands have tested this truth Remetn-
Der the genuine is nsd- At the wholesale depot y
5eekmsn-st formerly SIS Bo~ey-
Assn.<-Johnsor IS. also 81 Brondvsy; KIRBY 2fl
Divison: Mos. 80 Grand K Van B1skirt Ss.ars
En.th. sorscr Fa'ton crsrtcrry Iti. Biootlys
ist9 snr. atD ~AfiNs Nc
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SKATES

SKATES.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF commoa and fsssy sssR
"A strapped add enst<sppsA
sLElcH BELLA IN
fall assortment u loose and fancy sRsel 49, -
CurLkev.
Ivory Knives sul vorts, Ia dossns OF 80 q y ~
sIl Of which vili b cold Low q whoegse ~ rSsSs
a. In CHARLE9 T. Ltx4kk - Bs
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|. JERsEY CITY PROPERTY-Fo
CoTSrRy >RIT IT NEWARK, n

w:s For sale exchange for proc qetN- properly 20
- New York Brooklyn beautiful residence on tne
banks Of the PAsssc rver only fe~ minutes Wa uo
the Railroad Depot consisting Of shout acres OF and
splendid mansion containing , rooms with every
beautifully laid and stocked with
81 fruit-trees This valuable property viii Be sold a.
great bargain, and accomod z,ing terms Also several
very desirable residences and building sites Ravens
wood l. ouly : minutes run BY steamboat Apply TO
dSD w. + b MINER. las WSer-s.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County OF York notice u hereby gwen 70 all per-
having claims against NICHOLAS sCHUREhAN,
late Of the City Of NevYork deceased 20 present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers At the
office Of 3 hslsted, No al John-st in the City Of New
YORK. before the seventh dsyof June nexL-Dsted
New-York the third day Of December. 1871
scHy Eis lns hlyALsTED' Executors.
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CORPORATION NOTICES
SUPPLIES OF FLOUR for

SUPPLIES OF FLOUR FOR the Almsiouse De-
- psrtment proposals viii be received ~ the
Commissioner. q, his Office In the Park, until O'clock
o. the 9Th inst for supplying for the use OF the
Alms-House Department,
400 bbls fine Ohio Flour)
bbs fns Mddlings Samples to be seen at the Office
Ion bbls Rive Flour \
to be delivered Bellevue foot Of Twenty free
Of all expense being notified Each parcel to be es
mated for separately and will be decided in that manner
and proposal, be accompanied with the names OF two
responsible persons with their assent IN writing as secu
riiy for the performance Of the contract
NJ @ LEONARD, Commissioner.
Office Of Commissioner Of Aims House,l
New-Yorg, January s.. 1913 %
V'AXEs, 1917 .-Public notice Is hereby given that
i an addition Of oueper cent will be charged on a. tax
Remaining unpaid the 18Th day Of February and two
per cent. on the 18th day Of March.
The Receiver would urge upon taxpayers the import
anes OF making early payment as possible TO avoid the
crowd and delay which must necessarily occur Just PRE-
vous to the per centages being added.
SMITH DUNsING, Receiver Of Taxes.
Office Of Receiver OF Taxes Public Buildings, PARK, De-
n b Hours for receiving payments for taxes, from
A. NJ. to2P. N. Banxsbe money only received under
any circumstance. Gu
INTEREST ON CITY sTOCKs.-The interest
public stocks and loans Of the City Of New York
due and PAYABLE February 1913 will be paid on that day
e n. Bias Of he State Of NswYors The trans
fer books will be closed Wednesday January s. Al )
o'clock p NJ: For the accommodation OF s.ocs hoiders
transfers will be permitted during the lime the books
main closed, TO take effect the hrso ne following month
Controllers Office. Nsw-York. Dec p. lsi7. d2s
DUBLIC ADMINIsTRA fOR's OFFICE, No.
Il Nsssu-street-Notice is hereby given TO the rela
tives and next Of kin Of JOHN OCONNOR late OF the
City Of NewYork stone mason, deceased, aud who al
legged have died intestae that shall apply 70 the Sur
Of the City and County Of Newfork for et'ers OF
administration upon the Of the said rtetsie on the
18th day Of January next ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Dated New York, Dec Ia, 1877.
dis 2sw4w JAMES 5. THAYER. Public Admin.
DIBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
Il Nssssustreet Notice Is hereby given, 70 the rela
tives aud next Of hin OF THOMAS ROLAND, late set
man on board ship Mary Frances deceased and who IL
alleged 10 have died intestse. that shall apply 70 the
Surrogate the County Of NewYok for Letters Of Ad
the OF the said ibestste on the
18th day Of January next. o'clock In the forenoon
Dated New-York, l847. JAMES 5. THAYER,
dis 2aw4w Public Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of the
lCouny Of New made the nth day of December
ief7 notice IS hereby given that the following described
will be sold public auction al the Merchants
Exchange in the City Of New-York, the fifth day Of
February 1913 u NJ Of that day, 70 Wit two lots OF
land the south side OF sxtyseconc street IN
the Twelfth Ward of the City Of NewYork between the
ghth and Ninth and known the map OF the
Somerndyke farm lots numbers enc hundred and hity
three Sj hundred and ftyf0ur $50 and being
a part OF parcel number forty-one l4ll said map
The above described real estate, belonging ~ the estate
Of NATHAN HEDGES, late " the City OF New fork de-
ceased and row unoccupisd-Osfed York Dee nth,
ls47 ETHAN C. BRIGGS. AdmnisIator,
JANE A. HEDGES, Ad ninist ratrix,
d25 aw6w Of the Estate Of Nathan HEDGES. deceased
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IIJOUsEKEEPERs' HARDWARE. CUTLERY
Ilkc-Fine ivory and common Table Cutlery, earyen
spoons csstors tsAtrxys lamps. eandlestcka steel IRE
sets cofee mills pantry scales, warning psns, sad Aac
Italian irons britannia and spsnned ware brass
hollow ware pans round aud oval pots w.e rons
frdirons boilers and hsh kettles furnaces coal hods
ks- he. C.s LITTLE,
Of eod5m tLAts Osborn Llttle) - Bulton-sI
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CONVEYANCES.
.R~ REGULAR siAff. LINE s.sv~.
E.neS,uU BusiOn sad Ter-fo,s. y ~ .., y

- AREGULAx VAIL iISs sssv...
sAAs1 splsrcis .s.srr- sAssAcHusHffs
and RHODE lsLAkp.
Th- s.ssm-ss MASSACHUSETTS Capt rhsysf "a
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Posier vii rut hroextesi q.
sea go n viii he siosusir ana lrovi>n<s
,nd soso. aud Provdescs Railros3s icAyisx Nsvvss
ds.ly sandsys excePtst. from Pier No Nora kfs a
,eloss' p u ana stonax.on At oclocs. r. o. %,
he arrivx o. he mail train froG Boston
Yhcss ssssners ere ansaffsssed 10 speed specdos -
,.;e s,s-roorls for SO persons beside a
,1.rs.e roous :os families end parties.
W. steamers are ohcefet BY he posi eIP~re1ca
e. Ard Vii shosieo HE psssass between kew.Ioa
az gcstoa from and bali 70 Two hoafs befee{
rvrg N ample r- soy all The iines running Ton Nss
Yors norf .oah srd snd al TIE lines iron soscs
~, 20. =. MASSACHUSETTS viii Issv. Ne~.Yen-ss~
s'arr..sn sosssy. weeoesas, ssa rrss,
TIE RHODE ISLAND VII issvs Ne"'fon-Aos
iss wednesday sna grdaJ .. .w,...
Ss Fus~osers on ne arrival Of NE soc sinefs o. $40
rgsc1 Proce-d 'mnedsssy 10 The spleodh hsroso -,
he ,-.ubos, Irst to and from W ale easiss
re b.,.sxe FOR passage behs state roons, % Hssct
spprsuoa rns, made 10 ,n- Asenu 90 ne WHAT sss
ii Ne Office 10 sssl~ry- pl.ee ------s 80
WINTER LINZ OF STEAMBOATS,
sezznn.1en sndinss from the foot Of Cortisnc-st q
5oelsck p M.-Psssensers tshirs me shove Line va
arrive In bxny In ample tine 70 l>Ae 'n' "'~'""s
Ths .'s.,So.r NORWICH Capt Dodge, will cav. The
stssmhcsf pier foot Of COftl snot ~ ....sy
a.ysand Frid.ys. The steamboat CoLO mbiA' esp< W.
" Topper, TUESDAY, Thursday and ssiafesy A'efheoa
81 O'clock - - ..l..,.,..
The above boats are Of superior sueafh AND esesass
cor the ice For pss-<xe freight Apply on o0sa :"
C. SCHULTZ. a. the Ofiee on the wharf -
49, AFTERNOON Linz DAIiS 70,
s5f&5xE. Se.nu,se an ys ,s, w.. pa,ps CO
-er.ae -.d Cornwall The st-~zner THOMAS ~ " III
Car. ssrn Joarsun vii leave tbe oi-r loot OF wHfrt
l,r ~ sove plsc-s every at-rnoon
eoutr.rcrg Aprsi ~ al o'eocs sesafnirs. 81 ses's
ye-haf.h every morning ats ccloct n AZ psssr'
and s-.hi every cescnpuon. hsns oiis OF sf~cie pa
% bosr o. his must De nj TIE fss ~ ine or NEE
), 7--t. s-i~r - hook - - hsi - fe- n,-' 'e'
49, FOR KEYPORT acd Mlddleio~s
Es&ik=iSPoint n 1.-THE new and splendd los
q pressure steamboat JOHN hAkT Gag
xh,,loek caves foot OF Chambersst X daily 81. NJ
stages Tor Freehold and intermediate places dii ina
o kOk ulin-O~. The oe~ and spen
ce1uIN DID steamer hudson. Cspt Wm s>t
zsHAHs1z 80 will leave pier t-dsr-sh No'lt
slyef, every Monday ard fneas 10 r. " ,es' 49,
1esdsy Al SP N. fnls bcscsn ne ensIss'e' W
,:on. .v-ry Monday. w-snssss, and friday JleH
NOTlCE-On and after December le
.S$H-Sis s7 The steamer STATEN ISLANDER
will run follows.
I<ar< Staten I,laad-S. and 10, A NJ. H. NJ, and
M. . pu .,s
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|. At PRIVATE sALE-Brooslyu Hishts-r

~. new three-story attic and basement house contain
- nx ~ rooms and under-cear. and the lot fronting
en- Columhisst running through 20 Fafmsn-st being
about . BY 80 feet the house 3 BY 50 feet situated
Columba-st two minutes wax from the Montague and
Wall ferryi finished IN the most permanent manner
BY work front IN the Gothic stye> With
every modern mproyement hot and cold water through
out the house bathroom, wstercosest reservoir In the
attic stubes kitchrn-rang- furnace for warming
the entire bu ding Sc The situation most desirable for
a residence commanding fine views. &c For terms and
more full particulars apply TO A J. BLEECKeR.
Rrrsd-st
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E4vALUABLE MILL PROPERTY and Farm
- for sae-The subscriber on account of ~ health and
with the view of closiog his affairs. offers for sale
his gris mill aud homestead together with the farm al
ached consisting Of about 10 Of choice pillow ani
land an orchard OF excellent fruit good dwell
ing houses barns, wsgonhouse, cow-house and other
necessary oubuildngs together with p choice dairy
cows situated In the town Of Warwick, Orang. County
New York the main road from Florida 10 Chester De
pot on the New-York and Erie Railroad In lts immedi-
ate vicinity churches schools Tone known sew
ards Femse Institutr stores and public houses The
nil has pairs Of French burr stones with all
sary fixtures complete tor Touring II desired, II will BE-
sod separate parcels q suit purchasers and portion
OF the purchase money may fena bond sud mortgage
For farther particulars inquire Of the subscriber,
WM COLEMAN, on the premises; or Of
P. p. DEMAREsT southn;
is I'm T J. COLEMAN So Wallst.