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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
GAS FITTING.

As PHlLBIN re- pec.llly inform their friends and ihe
y public that having been requested hy the MASHArTAN
GAs-LGHT COMPANY 90 engage lr DE Oasfuug business
by the Company. ll6 Mercerst door below Blocker
g. and prepared 10 aerl fo orders m that depart
ment OF business n an he branches They intend to keep
hand assortment OF the best and nesi patterns Of
brackets, pendants mante osnens Chandeliers sc man
uiscured by Messrs CORNELIUS co. OIL lamps, ctsn-
deers, &c. altered 20 bum gas. Also gas fixtures taken
down, cleaned, rebronzed. lscquered.
Plumbing attended 20 ~ formerly NJ Dey-st and 10
Mercerst Orders FOR gas fting len Al Dey viii be a.
tended 10 promptly They refer 20 the Manhattan GaLghl
Company, and also 10 The following gentlemen, come "
whom are Directors Of The Company: james Donaldson,
Esq Henry Young. ESQ as Roosevelt Esq Moses Taylor,
ESQ Daniel b Fearing. Esq W HI Smith. ESQ
n. B.-Paricular attention paid 20 flung up dwellings,
stores public budings &C already occupied, wei -
those In progress OF building. E5n
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INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF MER-
1 CHANTS CLERKS, Beekuan-st. Clinton Hall-Ihis
Institution having been organized IN accordance Win me
act Of Incorporation passed April r. l8i8 will be for
the reception Of depoits from Clerks and others Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturday, from 10 O'Clock 7. NJ.
commencing Saturday. the Isl Of July On Tuesday, the
ilh Of July, the institution Will be closed.
OFFICERS.
JAMES G. KING, President
PROSPER NJ. WETMORE, lst Vice President.
ROBERT KELLY. 2d Nce-Presideni.
JOHN l. PALMER, Treasurer.
7. SPENCER KIRBY, Secretary
CHARLES ROLfE, Accountant.
TRUSTEES.
james @. King, Moses n. Gnnnel John Palmer,
Matthew Maury Geo. W Blunt. Charles King.
Thos " 1roser, " A Nissan, james Rcyhum.
NJ q. Roberts. John IT, Rollins Cornelius / Everit,
Jas ID Ogden, PrJeT VI NmOTe, BEN. X Winthrop,
Robert Kelly, VIM II Macy Oliver Slate, Jr.
Isaac H. Bailey, Townsend Harms, Leopold Biergirh,
% d. p Grant Richard Burew, }. X. Hernch.
Newly orh, June -. 1873. ie2B lw
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(oFARM FOR -ALE-On the Hudson River 81
~ miles above Newly ORR and two miles below >ng>ng'
80 containing about 30 of land, ID acres 81 tie same
being wood and and the residue well divided into meadow
pow and pasture On the premises VIII be found good
Two story dwelling house barns and Oher 0ufbudngs. TWO
Young orchards abundance Of fine fruit trees and good
brook or stream Of water The farm commands an extern
sve view Of the Hudson River and : n h gh state Of cul
uvaton II will be- sold n portions of . 80 acres de
sired For particulars inquire OF 4 DAWSON, Esq or
sfSnr-Sug JOHN G. HOFFMAN
sngSing. June =. 1913. le2 w.
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SALAMANDER -AFE-.-Mr s 6. Henir

- AIallANDEh SAT- E~s--nl = - herring
- Thinking u due 90 you, and precautionary u
a. business persons hereby certify that had IN the late
ire l5th ins 10 my store Of your safes (WdeTs pa
lent he exposed part Ofle tretnrre being large
quantity u oil directly 10 front and overhead, which when
ire created lLe-e hear heating tie safe such
gree thai did not open Tor oryeg hours after the IRE
and then 10 parts 81 the safe quite warm bu what
satisfactory, ny papers &c all perfect with
De exception Of being lille smoked, caused ihLk by oil
running on the safe r. BORTLE.
can cheeuly certify 20 the sbOve and farther that
had Of the kind " safes Ia Mr. Tn0rus store
sT0yed By IRE A. The ume where kept my papers
and books and Is s5Oye was Tie result of mine.
J. o HAIGHT.
hereby certify that purchased from Mr Herring
both ~ the above safes and consider poor economy 10
any business n0t " have one VI tie make.
). T THORN
large assortment ~ the general sllanander safes war
rale 10 be equal n every respect ~ those alluded 10
above, only be- had u tie subscriber the Old essb
sted depot, 81 and l " aters, Y and Of h. author
lied sgents thru ghoui The country.
i-7 fneod1ftW sILAS c. HERRING
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90 FARM FOR ~ALE-Peasanty situated on The
~ bank Of the Cayuga Lake. } miles south Oh ne
So Bridge, miles from Seneca Falls. and Is miles Gene
Va 10 le most pleasant situation on he Lake shore ana
Tor any person wishing 90 tle country more de-
fable one could not De obtained The Village of Canogd j.
about nile siani where there several churches and
Post Ofce The farm contains about 40 and Is vel
fenced and wsfered There Isl abundance of NUT ~ ai
kinds ou the place and the peach orchard the finest u c
country on the premises are good two-stofy house
barns. caragehofse ice-n0use. Sc For terms apply on
the premises. OF 90 W ARNETT ESQ. Seneca Falls. or to
WILLIAM J. BOYD. p Soufh-st Neg-lora. ie2 law8w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

THE NASSAGHT SETS HEALTH IN
1 sURANCE COMPANY, OF BOSTON-Ctp $1,000
DOars-n-ure allow Of Four SIX or Eight Dollars
weekly duug ncspacifY by Of sickness from attend
iug business extremely low rates 81 premium with "a
share Of profits the Insured Information relative o te
prncp aud advantages u Health Insurance may Dee OBJ
aiucd Of te AGENT who viii receive applications for poll
cies l. ADAMS Jr. Agent Or " WALN DRlNhEk.
iel3 n 6j C'ambers-st six doors from Broadway.
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Observation-Disclosures

SWEDISH LEECHE--Tls undersigned has the
- honOrto inform dngsts apolecanes and Physicians
that DE- has constantly hand fresh Swedish Leectc-. be
hss Just received 1880 OF he largest size per steamship
Hermann; a-so los0 large and healthy German Leecles
which De a. very moderate prices by any qlal-es.
sur purchasers. j. = CLEU. Importer Of Leec1es
'ed INs J0t1-sf near Broadway.
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----1<AND NIGHT STEAMERS. ste,l,'..
- ~@t1s HENDRIX hI DSON Capf A &C.,
ham. Tue.lays Thursdays, and Saturdays 40 81 flss
ths fo1t oi srcaysi making Tie usla. .s1ils ror ~
on fhe opposite days.
Six O'Clock through sietuefs he ISAAC NEWTON
CAPT Nm. H. Peek. OREGON. Caft A p s. JOIN. taiy
Sundays excepted DO o p 81
L. : Nal line 81 scsnler., TIE SOUTH AMERICA
Cart u. ilu.se. SANTA CLAUS. Csrt Fmeudorg 4,
al o'cocS p N from tle Pier north side of Bare tyst
AL % ihe shove boss connect regularly vh lie r A.
Uai Cars bound West. Elsl and NOItn fipm Albany
Freight taken a; moderate prizes, aad when rclu et ~
wsulei by Railroad from Albany without delay FN
freight sppIv Peoples Line dice ff 0reenWlchsf %
p. { SCHULTZ pier between Liberty and Cortland "a.
10 VIM LANE wharf between Barclay ard kobusou
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OCEAN EoUsE, SHREWSBURY, M.
CHANGE or STARTING TIME FOR
r<ss GREENIyOOD CEMETERY AND

s-N,---NFORT HAMILrON-Fsr- ~! ccnts-Ine
-7-S,z--SSS steamboat CRICKET, Capt A ID. Pes
Will continue her tnps Gdvertsct, and VIII run as fol-
lows daily sundays excepted
Lrtvrs Nrr.YoKE-C stherine Market pier, r. r. a. :
A 81 foot " Corta rd-st y K a. lnf NJ "a ant "
RFruENiNG-Fou Hamilton az 8 AN. - VI :; and q z "
landing az Greenwood DCck each way. except a. NE and
ococs Trip
For, Yam ton ard Greenwood Cemetery offer unfvs.ed
attractions to rNcsionisfs search c rural charms and
re--ssr1r Tie rin n tie fast steamer eric Mi me
sweet and bracils air. the splendid nrutcHnons AZ Fort
Hamilton a rsrhe through fle grounds of tte Cemetery,
who's re rsrev both hy Naure and Arr alto
a-tr BODY ar amount az cr1ricatol pertaining fo NO
other .r.p iu r1r vicinity ~ Ne~-loIA. 80 ="
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INSURANCE.

LNICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE COM.
n PANY CT NETWORK, Office % Wailst Capital
sl800,0-Ongna.y Incorporated IN l798.-Ths Company
continues against loss and damage by ire on the
most favorable is operations confined chiefly 10
the CITY Of New-YOrk and it, immediate proximity. AL
listed and paid with promptness and hbersity
DIRECTORS.
George ireland. John Oothort. George Arcuiarius.
Robert Benson John Campbell, George Coukln,
Joshua Brush. Robert l.. STUART john cray
Bolu. Moore Edward Cook, Asher Riley
Anthony Lamb, Adam NOrne, Robert Kermit,
Benin De Forest William Tucker Chas Leyenchi
Anthony Chafdou, LewisC Hamersley William Browning
Alex. Lawrence, William =. Dean, Henry Eus"oHh
GEORGE IRELAND, President
2 MrDoS.tn Ssrressrv az n
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NOTE PAPER-. Moro sol. .n

LNNELOP-. NOTE PAPERS. Motto Seals and
Law lfers-Fisung ards, enameet embossed. painted
AMI orusmerie small Bau Letter Paper Git Edge Letter
Paper, &c &c ana BOOksA large assortment aways on
hand from winch be selected which cannot a 10
please Printing RBng and Binding The lowest rates
Manufacturers Of Francss celebrated Manhood Letter WI
Ter. FRANCIS LOUTREL bOOk5iuders
leo and SAtloners. n Aaidenane.
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no CEDAR GROVE. TO CEDAR

ssRls---1NGROAE F. Cedar Grove open to the pubic
s----.csS--rNsfor he seasonal Nm Nandyse takes
pleasure in informing bis friends and the ciuzens Of New
York that hss leased for of years those beautiful
grounds known Cedar Grove. locaed on the so1hery
side of Staten Island the Od Elm Tree; " and has
been actively engaged during the Spuug m Tie laying our
the grounds erection OF buildings osihhouses. docks sc
the whole involving expense Of several thousand dollars
having been his determination from The commencement o
his rronrelrshg 90 make Cedar Grove the most eligible and
agreeable summer resort bee found in ,e vicinity Of Ne"
Nors.
Cedar Grove viii bee found inspection, 90 possess "a
cre, for pleasure hat unsurpassed As an evidence Of
which tie proprietor need only refer tie pubic 20 cafd
which appeared in the Newfork sun Of The l1ih May,
signed by above so gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove for
he purpose OF expressing publicly AN opinion OF rs egoy
as Sumner resort and which they found, examination
u the improvements and arrangements then progressing 10
FAR surpsss for beauty of scenery facilities Tor amusement
recreation ard exercise sny Summer they had ever
before visited. The steamer Gen Lincoln runs daily Two
steamboats, leave every sunday s0r particulars see sdver
tssment lelS SinN
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.T~s ,NEw-yoRK, ALBANY X TROY

Lis For Albany drn Troy tirerf-flt1
n-sr~ Pier ~ the foot ~ C0rtant-st-Persons
taking these boats vii arrive n Troy IN nme 20 ake the
Hest morning trains West % Buffalo, and North Lake.
GEORGE and Champisn. The low pressure siesnhoa
TROY Capt Nm. n. Frazee on Monday, W einesisy snd
Friday a. O'Clock 2. ". The new snd speodd siesm.
hoai EMPIRE. Capt w " Upper on Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday O'Clock Freight must be pat Ia
charge Of the Fregh, Agent he Company viii u
responsible for loss For passage &c apply on board
az ; ; CHAMBERLAIN. a. the Office on the wharf
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CONVEYANCES.
-. c.s-as ss..zsz.l NEW lORkAND iii
St s.;,---S;;,;sssss ERIE RAILROAD. -. ...s.

llsa s: ERIE RAILROAD.
sn->---- Summer arrangement
From May l. 1913, until farther notice
FOR PAssENGERs-Leaye New-fOr from the foot Of
Duauest) at o'clock. A NJ and o'clock. p NJ for Pier
mont Bsuvelv.ile Ciarkstown. Spring Valley MOu.ey
RamapO. Monroe Works, Turner's Monroe Oxford Chez
ter Goshen New Hampton MddletOwn, HOwels, On"
vile and Pou Jerv.s.
For New YorS and intermediate plsces-Lea Port Jer
VS. Al A NJ. and at NJ Orisv.e, a. 50 A II and %
Z NJ: MiddletOvn. 7 A N. and ( + NJ Goshen, .
4 NJ. and 4 ~ p NJ Chester II "A a NJ. and O. 2 NJ
All baggage ri lhe risk Of tie owner o. ... mt In
charge of the bageage-aser Finy lbs Of personal bag
gage allowed 10 each passenger No freight taken BY lhs
passeng ger trains
For FgEiGHr-Lesye New-York At 5 O'Clock N per
haraes Samuel Marsh, Henry SuydGm Jr and DunkTk.-
Leave POr Jcryis az A "; Ousvilie, M 10 AN Md
detown 80 u AN; Goshen at II NJ and Chester ~ NJ
NILS VII bee taken morning ans evening by trains
ming expressly for that purpose
a29 n h. c. SEYMOUR Superintendent
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PoLioE-Yesterday morning, the stable of :.
Iuper' - Anihonyst Was broken open By some daring
thieves and the trunks OF three Young men Mo lf
there. ransscked The parties seem 10 have been
frightened by some cause other for they LETT several
bundles lying along inside the door. - A man named
Joseph A. Waskenasus was arrested YESTERDAY and
committed for examination on a charge OF forging H.
name Of HE uncle, b q $50 bl. which he aiterwsri
gave TO h Pottoy in payment OF debt. Edward Fin,
lay was taken into custody on suspicion Of stealing =
from the money dra~er Of Mr. Brennan, iS6 Broadway
Committed
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METALLIC BLOCK LETTER-.-Tne sub.
'iscubers having been appointed agents or s seie Of
Metallic Block L-tters are offering "a tho puOnc
large assortment Of The different sizes, gi and plain
IA DIETZ, BROTHER co. lS Wllsm-sL
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FOR SALE.

e FOR ~AIE.-The desirable building .o-s on The
Fa Frb and Nrfl avenues. ol rwery-,l'ri. Itrv-se-
- co-f. Fory-tirl and For-tolftl S. and 600 SAFE
and Afartc SIS .I fhe Cry of bfoos rn. Anpy'o
,erf w ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk. = BrnlL-st.
- At PRIVATE -ALE-Folr lots ou tle west
eide OF LeXin- fol-aveuue between Il,rysecond ana
- TIL rrrHrf Also tw0 lots ou ., northeast corner
of Lex.nst1layelue and ThItysecontst For terms Nc
ar1'vto A. j BLEEChER AIcroreer
t-4 w Broar-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

AIR-TIGHT KITCHEN RANGE.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED have had 10 use Tor some time
bach, L. WOODS Patent Portable Alright Two Oven
Kitchen Range which has equled Npeciauons In every
respect doing the baking boiling hrolng. roasting. &c 10
entire Satisfaction and caeerilly recommend u 10
others for their believing they wl be equally well
pleased viii lts operation
RALPH POST o. Second avenue.
l. WALSH. S.nic-Ei Brooklyn.
n y. RYDER, ID. East Broadway
SEYMOUR HOAT. 70 Pearl-sL Br0oIyu.
y DUNCAN. Wihsmsburgh.
The above only few Of The numerous recommends
uons which the manufacturer has received, and would
specially invite he public call his store and
the Range before purchasing elsewhere AL warranted
to give satisfaction. al Sml L. WOOD, 81 Wa;er-sL
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DoWER-I OONS, PATENT RIGHTS. Nc.-

DOW ER-L0OAiS, PATENT RIGHTS, Gc.-
For sale cheap for cash approved credit, all Mr..
GILROYs inventions and Improvements IN PowerLOOms
for weaving figured and plain fabrics see the " Art Of
Weaving" page 45i 10 AS, and hg 28 20 hg IS also,
four Looms, with lacquards and set Of cast-r0n
models (pOshed for the foundry Purchasers vii. be en-
uted 20 all moneys due, recoverable from iuifngsrs
samples OF the goods produced In these machines may be
inspected For farther particulars apply either personally
or by letter, postpaid 10 CLINTON c. GlLRO1,
ieS lw n Nassaust New-York.
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HIP PULLING. MD.
j. WILSON. ND.
r. b BRIGGS BID.
Albany, April 1, 1877. P. z. ELMENDORF, ND.


Owing 10 the great and immense sale q Or Town
sends Ssrsapana number OF men who formerly
Agents have commenced making Ssrsaparla Extracts
Elixir Biuers Extracts Of Yellow Dock &c They gene
rally put up IN The same shaped bOites and Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they are only
worthless limitations anc should be avoided.
Principal otce 10 fIigns. sun Building. y Red
ding Co s-afe-st Boston, Dyou Sons 80 North Sec
ond-si. Philadelphia; ;. Hance. Druggist Baltimore; P
NJ Cohen. Charleston, Wright Co Isl Chlrtresst Y o
l5 SCUM Pesrs Albany, and By al the principal Drug.
g-s and Merchants generally hr0u shJut The Uld states
West Indies and the Csnsdss. mvi NWkFr
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r. --.sssz.ss==.ry1 BOu~ATO>IC
Il ~ s.-.ss----ss-... RAILROAD,
~
x<uuU ..x-w -

A------ For Pittzfeid, North Al
ans VIII amstown Bennington, Rutland, Lebanon springs,
SC. via the HOUsaiouic Railroad.
SUMNER RANGEMENr-Commencing Monday, May
Tile steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. BROOKS Jr viii cave
from the pier foot Of Markets. daily Sundays
excepted "a O'Clock A " for Bridgeport where Hssef
gers take the and Commndious car on ne osa
ionic Railroad, arriving al The state Line lthe junction ~ih
ne Western Railrosd) az haEpas 7 d. n une .o laAe
the cars Fast or West Fare g. Stages run m tuL
with he cars 10 Lee, Lenox Old siockhrdge Curtsve.
Wnsted and Norfolk also, 10 Li,chheld, sharon wood
bury. Danbury and Bethel
LEBANoN SrKisss-A line il arranged by which prssen.
from NewlOrk reach tins place by dhv l Do WIN
Comfort aud expedition than by any other rolie Fare
ufuu. @, - io
No agent OF his Company Is authorized 90 take charged
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers or i0 receive hetn
Tor transportation any conditions Freight received Al
the depot foot Of Markets. from O'Clock A. NJ I'D O'Clock
z. NJ. Positively amer that hour.
@. NJ. PERRY, Agent Office ON The Pier.
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CONVEYANCES.
ss.:--TwfsS BosToS iSsD NsWNhfYo

.rstrr ard Pn.rlaears NNN
~ TIE Ferry a. Pr0gicnce j. noH avoided hyt,. -
branh Rtlrosd in.ard Route through without crane.
Cars OF ba. age. Tie steamer 4 VANDERBILT -
Joel stone and AANSACHi SETS. CsrL Plf-r b. -
neclon wih me >f1rr lton ard fr0f0ef-e Ard r..i-
PROV crce Rs r..is .rl r.ne NeVy-fo-k Del v -
ccqitd from pier Z Nogh River, l4 0coct p ~.
80 -'f atF pc.ucS p n. ~ upon tie arrival N H.. =
Hth [in Boston These Gamers are gnsr s..ef /. -
slrneuf An4 comfort. ravug each az Isr Oh .lr.-
-o4s pn'alF state roOrs All btrs for i0 per.-. -
soc iffse private rooms Ter Am.liss and rrrnr. -
steamers are otrer-l hy i.e mosi experienced 49, =
vii shorten M passage between Nte.Yofk al -.
foiH Ia ip nuurs merely arriving u ample time f,r -
lncs running from Ncw.fork, North S0lh a.d We.f =
al De lines from Boston. Nor.h and East -
The &. VANDERBILT Wi leave Newton -
Thursday snd Saturday. Leave Slonlngto3 Monday W "
ucsisy and Friday. -
The MASSACHUSETTS will leave Nc,v.Yors No..
"wednesday and FRIDAY. Leave siolils zion TUESDAY
day and Saturday,.
B.Pssseugers on he snrivs Of the steamer. 4, -.
ingron proceed immediately IN the splendid Railrrsf -
10 Providence ani Boston. JsKgaae MASTER sccn,os
The steamboat trains 10 sud rom Boston TO tske efsr -
De baggage For passage bcrhs fools or n -
application may be made 10 he gems 90 he hsf ~ !,
the Once. 10 Batey-pisce r,
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SCHOOLS.

CONVERsATION~ FRANCHISES. or French
taught the oral system enabling TIE lturnef io sfe1s
from me very first lessons Tuition az home l casse- .
private v, - per month Famlles and schools attended
MONS DE- 81 PIERRE. Nalf DE- Pars,
ieT fw yf Brol1way
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TO LET.

&C. TO IFT.-The very convenient t'so-s.ory and sflc
e fgsr,ur house a. East iieeutlst near 1onsquare.
IL .rr, tr .l.e u. very rclsIai'r r.nis.
Aar.v 20 y HAVENs. bi Wals le-
=. uOV@E WANTEO-Ttose who may vish 70
10 ease lllsr .n le lT PER- Ts 'f DE- ctft having at
- -le -lrler. erl-rfs. nay peer OF Aafsr r.
erart b7 .'Iressr -.inr OBJ A. IS : fosi Of-r le-l ~
- CITY iIkiL-Io Let-For . per week. o. small
rs o-f-e or fr first -oor sars. IS Ca1.e seven
- door. frru tlr east side of brlatNaF Also, W.
s, aft-- u Che same premises i0 .s rent 81 rer week
cicl. ..-' r.
= TOILET OR LEA~E-rhe rear b1lding 70 -
u Broadvav. entrance 90 Catsrne-ale, ile Pool dina
H. l1 feet ty -. and * stories -l. Win Gel lr i 70
r-ath-wr l-t-e1 CA lree sides. rl-- very desr iHr
fr d.feren mallscrug purposes l. can also e altered
mo small dwelling apartments io el % great GdFeHisse
For particulars sPP.y so NM g. shlPAAN' on me pfei
ices. N.l.
TO IET-A short distance from Jersey CIy. four
20 snail cottages row of tx IIsi rnisled an ready
L. 1r occupation. These houses are al nealy rnisned
with bna shutters. both front and rear. containing four
looms beside kitchen all store room pump 20 tie kitchen
flr rail- waer ANY respectable persons WIKI small iau-
o. DO ish ard snug places 10 respecabe neigh
i1-holi Wi fld these houses very desirable Reni 43w
s~-l- III 3 MAIDEN. ane up stairs ~ u.s
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.-SSr--SSD uCFD. NO MONOPOLi-Evening me
ss~1sr~>H>~ Tor Albany ihourh direct III ococN irom
the per foot u Roln,osf hri above Barclay. steamer
RIP VAN WRINKLE, Capt Samuel schuyler, viii lsavecn
Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, a. o'clock, PM Fa
passage or freight apply board. 70 @. r STANLEY
Al the Office on the dock This boai viii arrive IL Al unes
I'M ample time for the Morning Trains Fast of West
Freight taken at moderate rates. All persons are orit
trusting this boat without written order from he Cap
tain. mo"
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=. uf al prices The most liberal terms The ierrage 90
- residents very small ant every convenience and &C
comuodaton offered To those who wish io buy lott AMI
build or OBJ purchase improved property every rtlceieni
offered A. Hohosen For price 10 ots &c &C. inquire 40
Hotozcn Co.'S Cdloe, al ferry landing. H1h1ser. ~
f.18fwr W. W. SHlpPEN. Agent
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-. rsIss.gssss-1 NEW ARRANGEMENT 70
~ D. 2 LI-r. non WIZ ~ CLusn.

r., -Saazsfszs1 NEW ARRANGEMENT TO
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NewYork Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cumberland win.
cut delay Passengers having A choice Of day ngh
travel the Mountains by the great United States Mall
and Passenger Route. Through In - hours from Ne~fo
Pittsburgh and Wheeling thence 10 Cincinnati 81 Louis,
NesOreans, and the South and West-psssengeTs gong
directly through by the United States Mail Trains.
Leave New-YOrk, foot Of LDeriy-st. at AN. sndH
PM for PHILADELPHIA and with lines for Baumose.
i've In time to connect with u N train for Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, going directly through without delay
Leave Philadelphia, by Railroad from the cor Of Eeyenm
and Market at8t g. NJ tor Baltimore and inns
with Pm train for Pittsburgh and Wheeng
aali going directly thrOu gh without delay
Leave Philadelphia by steamboat al = p VI from DOckal
The ly line Sunday from Philadelphia for Baltimore
Il DE- Railroad, a. 10 Pm
Leave Baltimore a. u AN and " daily by tho Bsa'
more and OH Railroad.
Leave Cumberland al Pm and Am by twenty daily
lines Of The National Road and Good Intent Stage Compares
snd arrive In Pittsburgh o. Wheeling next evening sad no
following morning
Passengers for Pittsburgh take The splendid new and mod
ern-bui steamboats, at Brownsville and thereby ouy
II miles Of staging on the whole route.
firscass steamboats, leave PisDurgh andNhecng resa
ary and passengers are forwarded without delay 10 Cncn
nati and al other pOrts 10 the South aud West
TAKE NOTICE Tickets are not sold IN Hew.Yot 70
Passengers for Baltimore, Pittsburgh Wheeling Tms
notice becomes necessary account Of severs Persons
selling tickets m NewYork for other lines, and TIE hodefs
Of such tickets sUppOeng they authorized 10 psss W
hrstcsss trains Baltimore and the South and We-
They have no connection with
For through tickets by this apply In Philadelphia
the Railroad Once, Of Market and Eleventh ss
q South Third-st or on board steamboat DOcks wharf
Fare through from Pm afelphia 10 Pittsburgh ez 70
Wheeling s3 win he privilege u stopping Baunore,
snd resuHng seats al pleasure FoI farther .orD.n'e
apply 10 J. L. SKINNER Agoot
A. Adams Co.'S Express Once, 10 Waist al II A 81
o al y Broadway al