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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
MINING COMPANIES.

DOCKY HILL MINING AND MANUFAC-
hTURING COMPANY.-Aa meeting OF the Board OF
Directors held Al Camden " J. the ist july lS5 an
Of Sd cents per share each and every snare
OF the capital 81 ck Of The Company wss evied payable IN
thirty days the 18Th day Of July 1913, az the Office OF
the Company IN Phiads lphia.
Eriraci from ne Supplement % ne Charter dTprored IN
Februdrp. l8i8
A.. sfort holder refusing pas lY lti. 1nf
which s All lge been s 'leiorf rr1ica ' -'
fr m corporation each nd every share oi ftts upon "hfa
.nrh i.sneat. remain uulai the peuo Of dirty ia,' a'e
noe shsL have been gwen such form 81 he p'et'fs n ofia
e st laws % stockholders ts such assessment Nls tle ana
nrrf" b. 0rier nf fie B.iri of Directors HUGH ChA1,
DAVID c SKENsTr Treasurer jyl9 sou President.
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nR s : LYON wo-.d hereby cal the attention OF the
- public several SEw MEDICINES many Of which have
been comnounded under The immediate supervisor OF An
pRFv JACksoN DAVIS the CairvOy ant and which demon
sfrae bv their wonderful FFFEcrs the superior wisdom
LIFE RESTORER.
An inflbie anftOte FOR HYDRoPHoslA ant bic q Vene
rnou. REPTILES This s also s1rERlGN remedy for Tic
DouIoURFux and LockJAw. and 10 MAGICAL power and
forfeit e. for every VI failure Ia which u srPed
agreeebly 90 the dlrccious -
HENOgATING SYRUP.
Tins Il urailng remedy IN a. crhD.e cases ~ scAof-
"a. csNcER. JaUNDfcE EgTsiPELAs and al FsrPrtoSs
and cu4ANEoUs diseases 10 aci- wih Arenovalng power
ou he whole system. expeng al oodurai-d nuofs-l en-
are most fruitful germs Of physical suffering and graduAy
bat certainly removes Cd, and even cons.tluona r-1l
neri Of disease, by purifying The oooi ana sif-ns ems
tie vital energies.
DYSENTERY ELIXIR.
az. and FyFrcrFNT Er,sEDY for az diseases Of he
bon No family will be without ts medietne when once
CArHARTIC TrNCTURE.
This = ouderfll specific arordlng i Ale relief ~
most o. coSsTIFirfoN and : seacm known % ia
RHEUMATIC TINCTURE.
For RHEUMATISM fLErEIsY, and at ~ sctiAk coSIhAc
lions STRAINS sFaASs EzrIsLs, f1rftNSots soAts a1
al dc kindred group ~ diseases. - ,--
The sAMARtrANs GIFT
tbs mos. precious ointment i ne oe-t knohn teaey lor
Ell fresh WOUNDS, Sums, scgcfrLAs ai lAiD
scEEs.
W The above remeies may be bad in snv quantity BY
applying 70 Dr.. : : LYON, 81 broone-s- y l.
Dr. Lyon may be c1lsle GO Dbl. oce from 70 An ana
from i9j PM WI also personally aieud us &c go -ly
plrt cfthe city. yt =
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CLOTHING.
0ENTLEMEN's SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
WIN. T. JENNINGS X co.

nRAPFRS AND Embellishments OF the tisi eua-
Div Ready-made. &c-25l Broadway, American Hotel,
and Pennsylvana avenue Washington, D. C.-Having en-
larged Their premises prepared TO offer for the insPec
ton Of their patrons and the public 81 extensive
an assortment Of goods for Spring and Summer wear
comprising Cloths Cassimeres, Vesings, Tweeds, Cash
merets &C as found in the country which they
enabled make order great reduction rom here
tofore moderate prices such has been The sacrifice submitted
20 by importers.
The style and character Of our work s too hrny esai
ushed 10 REQUIRE any encomum those points essential
10 realizing the value Of garments would refer IN per
cular however the Psnsloons furnished and solicit
tris from the most fastdiOus
In the Readynafe department we shall enfeayort 10 main
tain the superiority Of the articles which viii be found equal
10 the best ordered garments the assortment consisting u
Dress and frocs Goats improved styles Zephyr, Cloth
Cashnereue and Me1no Socks, PGnalOOns, Vests sc viii
be afforded prices thai have characterized the establish
menl as rendering in all cases The qaid pro guo as
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-, --fzt-z-szar = NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
90 ROAD-Sunzer dry1n2 sssuf-is.
senger Trains leave Sewfof oo "
Corrsnd-st Al A. NJ. and 4P N; Newark 81 " ~
and 4 2. N. and MOrrstown al A 81 and az v.
town, A. ~ ard Newark 2PM
Passengers oy ne morning train 10 Horrstow5 WI IT,
there al os O'clock where stages viii be IA resdfass
convey hem TO sehoo!eys Mountain, Washngon, Ssm
rope and soccasany on Mondays, Wednesdays soa ~
days and Q Rockswsy, Dover, Sparta and Newioo 20
ussesys Thursdays AID ssnrdsys each Inc rsnss,I
ne following days 70 meet The p NJ. Train for Newios
Stage wll also leave for BSskenrdge every cfe1ahk
% ils afriyal Of he cars a. MOnisiO~n. .
by me recently established, stage leaves nef so~s
lohnsonbGrg, Columbia and Blars;oyn every Iss
Imirsday and Saturday, on ne sriY1 OF me a; n -
nom n. Y. Returning o. he atefnste asy:, ns ~
leaves Suoudsbarg al A a. TO meet The 2 ~ cara from
Passengers 10 through 70 ard from Jersey City without
changing cars. On !eayng ne e1y, passengers WI
where agent win be m euendance 10 receive Il AZ
packages or bundles must be entered on the wayb or ~
Company VIII not bod ineinsevss responsible trs,ss
Bssin by STEPHENS COndlfs Daily Transportation Line
Newark or ron the Transportation OIhce OF tie y. J
ard transportation Company foot q Lloerty-st
NHw-YoRX, scHooLEY's MOUNTAIN, EAsTos
and BELvlDERE. by new Inc Of post-coaches, via ~
Morns and Essex r4lroadIhe public hereby inoncea
coaches IN The United states between Morstown snd Ess
ton Passengers BY this Inc leave New-York, oo ~
CorlaEe ~ caAy tsundsy excepted a. 0clccs =
~ me Morris and Essex railroad To Norrsfovn thrucsy
rev and splendid postcoacaes through ndhaE Chrssf
sctooeys Mountain Port Golden, Washington and ss~.
srisSie, and arrive IN Esston early the sane sfsI3oD
There Is also daily line from Washington 10 belviae
leading me OF stages, from Esston, Pa Psssense" a
schooeys Mountain by Tits line. will find poet eossno
mcfrlstown upon the aryai Of The cars gong ~
on The Inc Of coaches Is owned and eondae'ed n q
David Ssnd~rsnr ~N
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Pnsscngerr Arrived.

H. fc Horfb from kingstoH Nanaica-Ms Harmon god
two children Berusdey ad, and three children Mr. Charles
sd, snd children MrT keusesd, w X Cemeus and two
children. Sir n n W Snre.
H. brio L,naes I'm Mobile Mss raled, NJ Van Buren,, aud
Master kefreh.
D. 'osr Egsassta a paaoieoiaJ Gould, sawyer vi Mar
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MEDICINES.


VINO CAN BEHOLD our fair AHd happy country and
w DOT fee deeply grateful % he Deity 20 DE nes<t %
Ia. bestowed upon and hoU the helrt ssve win yal
emotion contrast Cur happy condition win Ne -
suitou. position Of foreign coru'nes. Nhcn ne DE- l
Of Europe shall have crgrn1el away and oct IN oAtlo,
AneTica viii sti exist the proud psr.stahe u4olil,'
% free Institutions yet Vfo csn ook clNA s.n -.
uess he fearful smoult nf suffering and disease lA-4
sts. without feeling pa.nfrl fyupsfhy acc1flq a.l 80
The desire Of rendering relief AZ eaEerles- o -i'
afflicted Although al ne sane TINE CONSCIOUS ul ~. 80
billy 10 combat successfully fh scorpion Dsea-e-yu
is soothing soace % nina BIZ cannot cure me a. -
agony q the sufferer Those familiar WIN me l-loI5 ~
disease must be struck with he raqd ncrease on ns -
A. ralg- u disorders eIauai "a from az in -
the blood or hshi % he sysifmi diseases ~ 'r
ssue sso q the Osscous and ,ancuiM s!s'e-' -
csrccr0us GER. and o' sfinsie r1ia1eui- ti-
sere ewes and diseases " the homes inc cIel oa-s
heir decrease i owing their beng hefedi Ay
tio1gb whole generations, and spreading desu'll Aon-
80, sores 81 years Ssrsspsra ms enjoyed le-r ~.
10 81 81 erufar il ie of dsrase, and never ll ~
Tf,, n rerIss agents has any remedy hea - o- -
- c~essf1 In if. positions specific pr chrome GU
i.ir.s. ,f i, fhs distinction. l. nevertheless uh-, a
n MANY instances has failed ri success ms de- ~
ibe Yellow Dock from repeated experiment, = 80 a
.1rrv Long in use remedial agent. IL "pnitiI ~
Irsfve virtues have been but recently discovered 49,
cinoyg eg ped by our eminent physicians ana
rnrvsed In the cure ~ chroulc and AZ diseases hI-.-
from an impure slse Of the blood. FOsss COMPOUND II
nj
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F--- -u.,sss.srsf; NEW YORK AND
"a ,;SssjysS.1 ERIE RAILROAD -

From May 1, 1913, until farther notice.
FoR PAssESvEss-Lesve New-fofk IRON ~ hm o.
Duaue-stl att O'CLOCK AN. and O'Clock IN ~ rec
Ranapo Monroe Works Turner'S, Monroe, Oxford, ohes
ter. Goshen, New-Hsmpton, hiddleown, h0weAh ou@
vile and Port Jeryis.
For New. York and intermediate paces-Lesve fon Je.
Wis Al A. and al ) PM Ousvllle, at So ana ~
A NJ ana ~ PM: Chester az "A AN and a Pm.
All baggage a the risk ol the owner, unless "a, -
charge Of e bsggagemasters fly lbs OF persona oss
gsre allowed 10 each passenger No freight taken By ~
passenger trains. "a. -
FoR FRfiGHr-Leave New-fors at O'Clock ~ PET
barge. Samuel Marsh Henry Suydem, Jr and Dnnsik !.
Leave POu Jervi- rt . A NJ Oussiile, at 10 An No
dletown at n NJ Goshen al ~ NJ ard Chester ~ ~
Milk viii be taken morning sn3 evening BY n@ns iur
ming expressly Tor lhsi purpose. . .,.
s9T H. Z. SEYMOUR Superintendent
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-, PorGHKrEPsIE LINE oI

BAKtEs-ile ssIsSs WYNN rYcHTi VIZ
Gan, Rosekrnns every Thursday. POUGhkEEPslE,
Gait Holman every Saturday, al O'Clock NJ Ron oct
- e,stiv furnished with sisie-rooms and spseocs and
Comfortable cabins and expressly tied ny ~ ne com
f and convenience u passengers Arnye Al roughseee
Milford For farther particulars apply on board ne psfes
or 10 Insi III WILLIAMSON y VAIL. 1854 Wets
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CONVEYANCES.

-n~ STATEN-IsLAND FERkh:|O,
= A-Sll---,Nand sNer Saturday. May Nthe 81 LPh sno
Es-r-s~sssAs< sTATENIsLANDERw viii (ln;l ariaer no.
ice) run follows os,nu
Leave Nsi,. io,k-7, 9, 10 and II A. Nj liz lnn ha'
and P. NJ. - A.,
and P Nj. piylo -
- -,...S..y-ssy- PATERSON a NEW-lOkh
liA -s-.-ss v<-sRAILROAD LINE-SUMMEK Ar
aNAA-aa--'~-RANGE TO commence on the
Is, Of May lsi5-Lesve Paterson At O'Clock A NJ
A NJ. M A NJ and 4 P. NJ =, 20,
p NJ and P NJ on SUNDAYS.
Leave Paterson At O'Clock, A. 4 and NJ -.
Leave Ney-York A. 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and T. IL leS
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~: gzs.zss-srl uOU-AToNIC wxr
- d. RAILROAD, 49,. -

hNsA--1LH --~~ For Pitsheld North VI
ans Wiisnsown, Bennington, Rutland, Le0snon springs
&c via the HousatOnc Railroad. .
SUMNER ARRANGEMfSr-Co Commencing Monday May 8
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. Brooks Jr. will leave
New York from the pier foot u Msrkest daily, sundays
excepiedl al ~ o'clock Tor Bridgeport where passen
gers lake the elegant snd commOdous cars on the HOUSE,
tonic Railroad arriving the State Line he Junction viii
The Western Rairoad) At halEpasi z NJ in ume 20 itst
the cars East OF West Fare - Stages run IN connecuon
with the cars 10 Lee, Lenox Old S0ckbrdge, Cufiisye,
Winsied and Norfolk also, To Lichheld Sharon, Wood
bury. Danbury and Bethel
LIR,NoN SPSiNcs-A line IL arranged by which pa-srn
GERS from New York reach Ibis place by day light VIII
more comfort and expedition than b. any other route Fare
through, s. ~.
No agent Of this Company Is authorized to take charge Of
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers 10 receive them
Tor TRANSFORMATION any conditions Freight received al
he DEPOT foot OF Marketst from O'Clock "a 20 6Oclocb
2 N. Positively not ~ sr ihst hour.
O. NJ PERRY. Agent Office on lhs Pier
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~. rys.ss..ssssz1 PIONEER AND isSrZ umIt
"a s-ssszss EXPRLss LINE 2Sakkz.z



AND CANAls-PHiLADELPhIA TO PlTrSbUkGh.
Leaves daily at A. M.fhs IL altogether he NOS, pist
SAINT mode u getting the Ohio River a. e me dsnsf
and fgue II Stnge travelling 10 avoided Passengers if
Cincinnati Louisville. Nashville, ~ Louis New Orleans,
sc will always find steamboats, Of the hTst class fs-
and fsqueriiy less than Is charged from Wheeling
For and other lufcrnsuon apply si ne onse "a
Markets. Philadelphia WIN COLDER 4 W
Philadelphia, May, 1873. Pfopnc'o's
CAUTION
Travellers are particularly cautioned against pufcasrf
ket IN NeW-York for this line there u no person IN
thai city authorized any business for the Pioneer
aud Express Company. myi01
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r.: q ssa.s.zya NEW ARRANGEMENT TO

40 ~PIT'fSB uR0H,WHEELlh0 Cacn.
natl by Morning and geniu gusils hon
New. York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Cumberland, wpn.
cat delay. Passengers having choce Of dsy o. nsp,
lraye the Mountains, by The great Unrd otss MAJ
and Passenger Route Through In ~ hours from Nswi@
Pitisburgh and Wheeling, thence to Cincinnati st s
New Orleans, aud the South sid WestprssengeD gong
directly through by the United states Mail Trains -
Leave New-YOrk, foot OF Lberyst az A ndf
NJ for Phil adelplda and connect with lines for bAnnoc
Leave Phadelphs BY 10 Pm usin for Baltimore ana q,
ye with "a NJ train for Pttsousb ana
Wheeling, going directly through without delay. -
Leave Philadelphia, by Railroad from the cor Of Essef1
and Market ST. t8t AN. for Baltimore and alnysm lbs
10 connect with Pm train for Pittsburgh and Wheslfs
and going directly through without delay
Leave Phadelpha ~ steamboat Al 4 r ". rom DoeAf
wharf sundays excepied) and lodge IN Baltimore.
The only line sunday nom Philadelphia for bsi1nos
is by Railroad, al 10 Pm -.
Leave s 1SI a An and irm daily BY ne Bad
Leave Cumber,and At 8 PM and . AN by twenfJ tr5
lines of the National Road and Good Intent stage Coupsn
and arrive in Pittsburgh Wheeng next evening nd 10
following morning.
Psssengers fof Pshurgh take tho splendid AMI nod
emhuit steamboats, 81 Brownsville, end thereby hsfscrJ
n miles OF staging on the whole
Firsgcass ste ambOats leave Pittsburgh andW heeinl fer
larry and passengers forwarded without delay Cncr
rsi and al other ports In the South snd West
TAKE NOTICE.-Ticksls are not sold IN New You
Passengers for Baltimore, Pittsburgh Wheeling ~
oouce becomes necessary on sccCInt VI ssyera! ppe
esng ucAes In tor other lines, and NE fNs
Of such tickets supooz,ng hey were authorized 70 ts
our trs.cass trains Baltimore and the South and We~
They have no cOnnecuCn With
For through tickets BY this route, apply "a Philadepuss
the Railroad OHce Of Market and Eleventh 80
% south Third-st; board steamboat Dock whsf
fare through from Phlafe phia " Pittsburgh SLY
Wneellng slS, with the privilege Of stopping At BhrnoN
s,a rssamng ses,s al pleasure for farther inc'n.s'
Al Adams Co.'S Express Once, ls Waist al II A y
al p Broadway. Al
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TO LET.

g. ROOMS WANTED-withn ball mue o. me
-. CIV Hal either with or without board and 1uirrusn-
- Tor Young gentleman sfi hi. no ici"ll ~ meat
and respectable family and where there no children nor
smoking IN the house References exchanged Address
-PHTLFNOS~ ID this ofF-o yl7 aissosu
a. TO IFT-The modern thres-story hrck house IN
K teveufh-s between Broadway and University plsce
- n wanted. the iruilre Wi. be rented with ne house
For farther particulars. &c. appv Or
ivifIw A J. BLEECKER, Aucloneer 2 Brosd-st.
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MuRpkR.--On Thursday morning the koiv nj
J. r. Brusse the overseer on the plantation OF Mr. 81
Ann Prudhomne. eight miles below town. was found
dead in the river On examining the corpse II was
found that he had been murdered several wounds hav
ing been discovered the head and made apparently
with the back OF Ratchet Several OF the slaves
from the plantation in jail waiting trisi-one
OF whom has confessed his guilt Nstchitoohes Ch lst
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES -Cass's Works -
II 10 proposed to furnish each Of the steamers and sal
vessels on our Lakes with circulating library 10
consist Of Lewis Cssss Chicago letter in book form Il
IL said there is prodgions demand for this popular
work three editions having been already exhausted
~ An American writing from London says
IL passed an auction room where pictures selling
and while stood there number sold at 100 20
200 euneas each the effects OF French Count Louis
10, d quite poor The French Princes look forlornr
rR- Another fatal accident occurred in Boston.
ON Sunday 10th inst from careless OF campaenc,
a, best dangerous thing 10 handle Mrs. Sarah Ann
Fedns was So badly burned that she died after one d
intense suffering being only q years OF age and eev-
Ing q husband and two children
rgS Mess Na,t0aGi Register IS now published
In Philadelphia and is under the editorial charge OF
Mr. Geo. Beatty.
~ Hon. RUFUs CHoArE OF Boston VIII denver
address before the Literary socienrs OF Anahers'
College on the 9th of August
IVA boy about years cd, son OF Robt Hobbs,
o Roxbury Mss burned to death the other day by
his clothes taking IRE.
~ The Philadelphia True SHa has been dis
continued.
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e.1tIs---ISDUCFD.-N MONOPOLY .-tNeo.ng me
ssss sa>~ or Albany through direct AZ oeiocs hcu
, ,sr foot Of Rohinso-si first above BARCLAY Steamer
RIP VAN WINKLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, VII ssvecs
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at O'clock, I'm FG
,ssse or freight apply on board or TO @. 7 STANLEY,
Z, ,hs once on the dock This boat vii srrye ~ mss
!" anrple time for the Morning Trains Easi 1 West
p,sysi tsSsa Al moderate rates AL persons are forbid
,rsns ma. boat without written order from he Cap
tres-'Ns ~ MS II
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,.a,. oPposTTToN BOAT FoR ABA

ssHt---SSY. 'anding al ADV els, WS.i Port Nes'
s-z--s ~bgFgh Hsmpion, Milton, fSaghksspse'
HYDE PARK Kingston Banyiown. Rcdhook, Bristol Cas-.
IN Athens and stockport Passengers ny mis hod VII
arrive in Albany 10 aIn-e time Tor the morning usn u
cars Enst or West The new and splendid -iesnnhoa
MANHATTAN Cspt w r. Nelson, viii leave the sesn-
boat Pier n the foot OF Rohinson-s on Tuesdays Thus
DAYS and Saturdays, O'clock P NJ. For passage ~
freight amply on hOsrt The boat, or % O. t eRANLfN
m. .lf-a.- ln-f Of nullu.nn-si III
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-sll ---ssTriNBO new and .plcrhd
sSLr<<1z1-s sstesmers HENDRIX HUDSON cspnn
A Corharu and AIDA Captain y. II. Stone, VII ease ne
Bsrcays wharf daily Sundays excepted ior Aoany srf
Troy making the usual landings by ne way Il oeoct
A. NJ and returning, viii leave Troy z, o ana Aiosnyu'
-, b,s-s ~ ~ me oirra on The what myls
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sARSAPARlLLA
ant syrup u
YELLOW DOCK.

fi'HlS Is THE CHEAPEST-Pnce - cents ooi-e-
sni a. he bes, rreasrgfyr OF Yellow Dock ODER
er Tor sale Il imredAfey cures scrufl-a Or knEs eFl
rheumatism. obstinate cisneous erupuors, puppies o. s-
Jules on TIE face. bloches bes chronic sore r Wor
teer scsc bead enlargement ard pain % ne bones sn1
joints. stubborn ucers diseases arising from an injurious
q mercury ascfes dropsy exposure or inprulece
he, chronic Constitutional disord srs Tie va1e Of ms
preparation Is widely krown, and rec es no nGo1
certificates 70 command sale. Principal depot - brood
wsy ie7 5llFuln&S
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NIEN,s ETRNI-HING Gnnns ID 49, an

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS u new and
wi choice styles for SummeJ AGATE has inst received
per recent arrivals large addition 90 his former stock ~
Mens Furnishing Goods suitable for the present and com
Ing season. selected with great expressly for retail Trade
CTavafs Of silk satin. cambria, cotton and other desirable
STYLES Hosiery-gaGze, merinO and cotton vests Of al
sizes warranted shrink IN washngl Sik cotton,
IislehreHd imperial cotton shirts and drawers linen hnd
thread ha those and hose all sizes and qualities Gloves Of
Md silk LislecotOn IN great variety. Shirts-GreAl
attention given the manufacture pf customers shnsi
IL warranted. with good workmanship foil assortment
in every style always on hand J. AGATE; 81 bfoad"sy
lea i'm corner Psrk-place, y. Y.
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xT-- ,OPENING OF THEssye--,.ESIyTTrEEss
A-Sls--rPE NNsYLNANIA >ESSsz1rsEf8

s<rfs~<A~~~~ NAL FOR lsi8.-Binghams
Line TO Piusburgh-The undersigned would respectfully
inform Western Shippers that the first Of March, navga
lion will be resumed Cor the present season to Pittsburgh
via the Peunsvlvana Canals and Railroads Goods marked
Tor this line win be forwarded with great dispatch and al
the lowest rates No commissions or other charges
FOR forwarding goods from Pittsburgh A regular me 81
steam Packets leaves Pls5urgh daily 10 O'Clock foI
Cincinnati, Louisville, ST Louis. Mark packsges-Bug
hams Line via Canal.
Afu VIM TYSON. Agent 10 w estsA N Y
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EXCURSIONS.
,,o, cprrNwoop CEMETERY.

Trsg sTEANBoAf sUFFOIK Cspisin
rsp---.>Iofr,ire vii nan A. follows every day
s-<rzs-,s Sartays egrrpeil from The foot u Cori-
,4,NR leave New y orb Al and 10 0'cock
.sl- st 80 r4PN Leave Greenwood f0f Nes-lofs
$3.50 NJ snd u NJ End Al 8 and P NJ Fare esch way
81 y = y, = - iylS
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r.. rxH7sHHE RLIZABETHTOWNANs lp. M
~ sERvlLLE RAILRoAp-se-na:.s.. .,.

boat rom Pier North River n O'Clock A. snd ~ -
O'clock p N. for EInabethiown, Weszed, Plsnses,ee'
Bound Brook and Somerville; and by the O'clock -
line for Eason Wnkesbarr-, MaGncb Chunk, a &C,
For seas apply 10 A. d, HOPE, ESQ hercnanS az
a Coriand<s. wv
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THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
l COMPANY. OF Worcester, Mass GUARANTEE
CAPITAL S1Oe,0o0. Hon JOHN DAVIS President
Hon. Isaac DAVIS, ytra Pyesidents
Hon SsIisBURY,i ~
A SIDNEY DOANE. Medical Examiner for New YORK
81 Warrenst This company conducted on the most eco
nomca principle. It's premiums for assurance are not eA
PENDED In paying heavy high salaries % rs ocer
and Of taking money II the assured than enough
10 cover actual losses, Il takes small portion % me prel
um I'M a note 10 be assessed only IN Of extraordinary
mortality ans not chargeable with interest Surplus 10 De
refunded Members The end Of every three years from
June l. 1916
Pamphlets explaining the pnncipes ana avanleEes ui
LIFE Assurance with me forms OF application and rates Of
premium may be obtained In the Office IN this CITY
iva 3meod T. D SANTON. Agent, 81 Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

4.SlIss--s,NIINE FOR Albany ard Troy ch-ct-aca
skfsxzss3H he Pier ~ the f'oi ~ Cortland tt-Pesns
akin, these hoais viii IN roy IN ue % axe ne
iest nornps trans West 10 Buffalo, snd NoHn 70 Lsss
ss,,~. al rhar,ri.lr The INV pressure sieeuaosi
TeOf Cspt Nm n FrGxee. on Monday, Wednesday soi
FrSsv. ID O'clock P " The news ard spenad ..eSn-
~ nj Ssn-s.v :. O'Clock Freight must be pa n
chsrce of the freight Agent or tie Company WI nA >,
r-ponsAe for loss For passage &c sfpy GA eoaid OF %
: cfTAsfgV RIAlN. u ne Once "a ne wasn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

1910 NOTICE To MERCHANTS. ISIS.
OfO. In CONSEQUENCES o. he frequent Gains for dam
ages presented against The oTsrters Of merchandise On
lie Western Csrss arising ron hs abstraction o. goods
from racksges peecty secured the Board o. Fora ard
ers Of he CRY CT New-York have fei u heir dciy well
Tor he secuy Of The uercEars a. themselves 70 Gd0p. the
following resolution, VI
Resorsd That we VIII not receipt IS IN shipping order
zuy boxes or Of dry goos, hss caps goods
bots or shoes destined for tie West unless boxes OF
cases are properly npet and sealed when shipped nor
any boxes or cAsks cousung goods q any description
ses such boxes or caks well strapped hoopsd before
shipment n HOLT President.
6xases TaAcv Secretary M