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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
CONSUMPTION
Dlsarmed
or IL TerrOrs.


COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPHTHA.
rVHE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, De.
L cline, asthma, spitng Of oQo1, mgnsweas nus
ali diseases ofthe cbest and lungs.
This celebrated preparation pleasant to the taste and
90 speedy IN ~ operations tnat psneh.s pa se' Us
When Dr. Hastings had discovered the Yinue OF Napntha
four year, he announced Il IN private circular 20 a
land with request that they would put IL medical proper
lies 20 the es and report according The result was nosl
OF testimonials Of the favorable character nearly al
Of which agreed 10 certifying thai no medicine they had
ever used could bear any comparison with IN relieving
hacking coughs curing diahes and stopping nisn s"eas
n was also generally remarked 10 have wonderful effect
In increasing the appetite weight and spirits of pat enu
and 10 be powerfully efficient remedy m bilious ana SEQ
matte OF these tesum0niels' wnch were OIL puO
shed the the Medical Recorder nine spoke OF rs
exraortnar influence In Of consumpnon-eseh cor
roboraiing Dr. Hasungss opinion that he bad actually as
covered de great secret long and y4ny sought for
beeie on e ungs remove those already formed and thu.
cure he uo.t ata Of all maades and which had previous
~ been regarded being altogether ncurabe- Dr. WI
hanson Of Manchester thus writes
Und-r az lence have he -lsciitet beng 90 Nos
.-t ~ e,s,- \ (. @sry A.. u intense .uferns snd a.
trelg l0u- Or liz Ctin epo-e Nlth alone aeon ne- -l
DR. Ware Of Liverpool says:
r-.a1s Hanrss yrup S,phtAs ore Of hs frst neiea
icoVeres Of Az con-t-r = ssen 10 efs o'n'lnP
established 6-yoni ell soust or qu@st.al'
Dr. BOYD q lancaster Halls ii the great c0nsump
tive Snudoe and cures and Dr. Hamilton OF BAH pro
uounces the only known remedy which may be relie'
on for removing mbercules from the lungs and preventing
formation Of others"
Hssiing.s Compound Syrup Of Nsphiha Is now beinl
used In nearly all hospitals, and Is also coming int
rapid use among all best physicians for coughs, cots
and all diseases OF the lungs II has been recommended
the worst state u consumption by The celebrated physician
Dr. M0u Of New-York and DR.. Arno'd Of Savannah, Ga
writing the Agent NewYOTk, under date Of Janusr
81. 1919, says.
r-e-d bali soren Hasr Nsphts Syrup ordered irof
son. c0nslres hat SspAla tie PRINCIPAL ngr-t-lt II
IS rlah sou vii send fot-r and bali bottle
Pstsls - Mann Hasl raj ~io tE1 vii b ~
sif-i ty ~
Pnce q per bottle; * bo1les for s. None genuin
without the written signature OF ~ A. +. HARRISON o
the wrapper. Once ~ G,eenwich-st. Newfork.
ans TuThkSlm
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


The Mechanics Bank, new bank at w orces-
Ter Mas. is a5out TO 90 into operation Hon Aexan'
der De win has been elected President, and Farley
Hammond. one Of the telers Of the Worcester Bank
Ia, been chosen Cashier.
At Baltimore there is 10 change in the Money
market, The demand is moderate. The rate in the
street is u az per cent per month
The comparative receipts Tor July Of the Little
Miami Railroad the past and present year, are as fol
lows 1ST. l-i''
Passengers. 20 - 70 ~
Freight. 7,ojs 70 7,ll .
Total. 6H.s5 s55t u
The receipts for July have been follows for the years
sssss IS s7sn OF slssz IS sz5,7l4 II
This Increase must be very satisfactory to the stock
holders.
The amount Of Coal transported on the Reading
Railroad for the last week reaches y 69 tons aud the
total for the season 1868 tons. The weeks report
Of the Lehigh Coal trade gives 2i57l tons and the
aggregate Of the season 3is3sJ tens.
The following are the total imports OF Philadel'
phia since January, Of the following articles:
1859 bis Flour "a 33 DO Corn Meal, $40 do Rye Meal
22O5l do Ship Bread 1902 Rice, Iss6 bushels
Com 300 do Oats, n 3s5 do Wheat, Z8S hhds BHs
2f83 bales Cotton. 5og7 bales &c Domesiio' 30 bo'
Naval stores 70 bids Tobacco l7Js bbs Beef and PofS
1873 l8Z lbs Bacon and Lard, l5<,iIl 90 IAlo".
The Boston. Concord and Montreal Railroad is
open TO sanbornton bridge ls miles from Concord. II
will be opened TO Lake Village, miles beyond Mere
dith bridge and - miles from Sanbonton bridge in the
early part of August Up TO the 4th Of July when the
portion Of the road in operation had been opened but
about two months and the great summer travel 70 the
White Mountains could hardly be ssid TO have com
nenced It had earned 10 per cent on the cos-about
s2l6OOO-besdes laying up surplus of 1900 or 5000
and paying expenses Of running cars, together with
other cutays Il is estimated that the extension will be
effected to Plymouth by the close of the year.
The Lowell and Lawrence, Mass, road is now
doing doing good business both in freight and pas
sengers For the fret week the passengers fares ex-
ceeded the highest previous estimates by $500. Al
the Lowell end freight is sccumusting so rapidly that
it will be found necessary to put on heavy freight
train and engine stony Brook road also has already
lucrative custom 1t has been leased TO the Nashua
and Lowell Railroad for 90 years and Is considered
good stock Massachusetts, has nine hundred miles Of
railroad in operation in which slOOOOOO0 invested
The income for the year lsi7 exceeded s5,200OOO.
The following exhibits the trade at the port OF
New Orleans for the three quarters ending on the 3st
March, ls4s
In American vessels e3.S.5rs
In foreign vessels l68OAIl
S'''''ooa
EXPORTS -
merchandise in American veesels.... sbtof<l
Foreign merchandise in foreign vesses....... 1891
Domestic exports in American vessels. 4O4N
Domestic exports in foreign vesses.......... Hf55@V-
o. q
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dARINE JoURN Al.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST T.

ARRIVE D-pscket ship Waterloo Aen Liverpool days, nds-
Il, Robert Kermit Iuy 10 lat Az, - signals with packe
rhp ordon bound Past s7t u a g. long a. ed signals vii
shp on Price. bound Hast
n hre Douglass, Douglass. Pctou, rs grndsioues
81 bne star. Barnes Windsor, Ms, 10 dsye, plaster.
b. hre Cleaner. Grove, Windsor Ms, plaster
Br Hem AMIN, Nolins, Ne
B Jubert m Boston Tor NORTH taroua pvt IN y"
los OF topusst
Bre Ntskspas Wade Attskars ltdss, salt 10 Ne,ns Co.
Big Nuret BeckNil Boston, aass I'D pe''' 10 - hN'p
Go.
Br sr James Rrsue Robbins. Yarmouth, rs. 10 II brne
s,br George Evans Keller. Nfst Maehss Me, luntef
sehr Cross Contlu. Virginia. days, wood
sshr MAJOR Rnggnld. Sears. Nirgiuia. idays gram
sr Delaware FRANCIS Carolina, days, lumber Ia VI nen
Sebr Henry TartoN Bath. Ne. days, 20 Mason.
sr Cha. yose Eben Maas Ne, 10 days umeer 81 10 Bret
a Nose
s,iu SIRIUS Small Mtchs Me ~ DAYS lumber 20 Snow
schr y y Poster, Maohiss, Me, 10 days, lumber
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GREAT soUrHERr REMEDY

FOR DlARRHEA. SUMMER SOhf LAlNt VI
CHILDREN. DYsESTERY AND CHOLERA We hbts
DR. BILLINGSs CARMINATINE AND AsTRtN-
IL GENT SYRUP. TO The above diseases sways enoll-
ing relief, has reputation esiso--h-1 uriofe we
public a. medicine Of unrvaed excelenc7 IA me veal
ent 0fihe diseases Tor which i Intended Us success Is
without parallel Is popularity IS daily Increasing Isol-
sands bear willing testimony IL writes and express eI
grartude for the relief which il has Afforded them.
The Press and the Faculty Jurists, Lawyers statesmen
Dvines aud czens Of nte g-nce ~ every pIOies-lon'
inc the certificates OF eminent physicians. surgeons n me
L Army and others who have used this article Paplets
% be had graiutnusly a. stores
IRON Dr. - Haley. S1r--on L. /, AIRY al ~ i-oi'
J. HaIg-f. Of aksour-
Ths to c-r,if tat 81 l1r years aaf- r.
qu-nts z>ei Dr. Blnzs's up chosra ni1iinr Itr s--i
complaint ofchlfeu chrome .-s cf 4lrl-a 1 srH fsns
ari q frl ~ have no h-s-zfn1 f-1ur - no ff-fa
e bet r-1ei - be- ts- teas- l.t- -. 80
SEYMOUR HALsEr, n D.
mos HARFER, " d.
SoiahvA d SANS cor William and Fulton sts
and CHAS II. RING, cor Johu-st aid Broadway. Price
: per hos,le au2 I'm
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sARsAPARILLA
and Syr1p q
YELLOW DOCK.

THIS IS THE CHEAPEsr-Pnce 50 cents bottle
and far the Dest preparation Of Yellow DOCK Offer
ed for sale II Immediately scrofue- kings evil,
rheumsiism Oosn4t cufAneOus erupOu- pnples
sczd head Enlargement and pain Of the bones and
JOINTS Stubborn ulcers, diseases arising from injurious
% mercury .sces or dropsy, exposure imprcercs
10 lie chronic constitutional disorders. Ths vane of this
prrpara On Is widely known and requires no fczrOus
ceskeaies TO command sAs Principal depot SIS Brood
way, ~ 3mTuThtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
MINING COMPANIES.

DOCKY HILL MINING AND MANUFAC-
IeTURlNG COMPANY.-At meeting OF the Board OF
Directors held Al Camden, ~ on the Isl july 1885, an
of 80 cents per share on each and every share
OF the capital Of the Company levied payable In
thirty days from the 18th day of July, 1913, al the Office OF
the Company In Philsdelphis.
Ertyaei from the Supplement 10 IRE Charter, GIprosef an
February, 1913.
Any stakeholder refusing an assessment regularly a sn
Of which shall have been gwen heretofore provided Tor shan
forfeit sst coposn each and share Of stock upon ~h
such unpaid for tie period Of thirty days after
notice shall have been such form The Directors ofda
the By the stockholders such due and
unpaid" BY order Of the Board OF Directors. HUGH CRAIG,
Dawn G SKESEIT. Treasurer. lyle sou President
'UNHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Isle Royal and
Ohio Mining Co will take notice that an assessment OF
81 share has been made, payable 10 the Secretary
the lst September next--Cleyeland, July %, lS+S.
su2 2ws JOHN ERWIN. Secy.
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CAY,s CANCHALAGTA

GAYS CA>CHALACIA-Ih nEa-lAoie ana
ounqae Caforuls Medical Pzni a. IL merits are aes
oped rapidly supervising every medicine a. simple
means Of exciting The h-a acton Of Inc stomach AID pre-
serving ~ tone In levers pulmonary comp ans and Al
diseases which may be raced constipation OF ne bowels
% imPuny Of The blood, IL superior efficacy commenting
Il 70 general attention The proprietor viii We" 70 sar-
ect ne sane 70 me greatest scT1ny, "l DC grained T.
making known 20 physicians and nvaiit- wto may b.
pleased 70 cal n lie Depot Is BROADWAY. some most
remarkable cures Elected snd In progress IN as ely.
iyl lr@
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Domestic Ports.

NORFOLK Juls Ar schrs Franklin Guroey, Niork MARY
Jane. Osborne. DO.
MOBILE july sl-An brig, Hardy, Purngion Portland Bait
more Jones Tspeo. Cd schr Palestine krAson Phlads
MN ORLEANS july .--Cld ships Swanton, Duncan. LIVER
noo Atlas Herman DO Bf BARI Alexander Sunderland kingston
Jam brig Mount Vernon Ducey Cappeachy and ss sch WIN
Preston Cox, Maamor,-
Ju s-Af Robert Mors, CozeeT Nera Cruz Jane Gano
Matthias Do Ka-mau knsman, do. Success Dexter. Roo De
J,neso era brig TIT Rsdoych, Havana Leopold ODounel,
puufnn Savannah.
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CONNEiANCES.
IT, KEGyLAm MAIL LINE Q.

~U -
E>Erw{STWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.yOhBs
via Stonngton and Providence
~ The Ferry Providence 10 now avoided ny the rev
Branch Railroad Inland Route through without ehgea
Cars or Baggage. The steamers C. VANDERBILT Cap
Joel Stone and CONNECTICUT Capt Richd Peck, In COO
necon with the Sonngton and Providence and Boston ara
Providence railroads leaving New Yors daily, Sundays e.
ceptsi Pier | North River, at O'Clock r. NJ Az
sonngton at o'clock p NJ or upon the arrival on the MAJ
from Boston These steamers are In sp-eo
splendor and comfort having each o them a. large comD~
diOus private and berhs for 800 persons ~
aide large private rooms for families and psrors The
steamers are Offered by the most experienced men, and
will shorten the passage between NewYork and Bosoo
from u hours thereby arriving IN ample time for AZ n:
lines running from New-York North South and West, an>
all the lines from Boston, North and East.
The CONNECTICUT will leave Nsw-Yofs, Tueedsl
Thursday and Saturday Leave Stonington Monday, Wed
nesdsy and Friday.
The C. VANDERBILT will leave Nsw.York, Monday
"wednesday and Friday Leave stonngton Tuesday, Ihns
day and Saturday.
osggsge-master accompanies the steamboat trains q
and from Boston, 10 take charge 81 the baggage Pnssn
gers for Newport esye above Saturdays excepted en-
remain board the Stonington taking hrezkss
II wished for and leave per the sccommot alton train
A. NJ which Providence with the steamer FEk
RY arriving at Newport at VI 20 A. NJ. Fare 70 Newpof
-. For passage, berhs state rooms, or fregh eppcs
ton may be made to the Agents on the wharf and 81 IN
Office, 10 Datfery-place. al3
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CORNs-A NEVER-FAILING REMEDY for hard or
y soff Cons is Dr. CAYWOODS celebrated Preparation
A trial only asked snd from the many Testimonials Re-
ceiyed is the utmost satisfaction VIII Hs-uredy be
given Price only p box, and sold ~ the drug stores
II Johnson cor Chambers and Broadway rs 10 and 81
Broadway; S7e Greenwich 81 Blocker; Rosenmier, IL
EghhGvenue Division and Clinton stsi 1873 B0wery, and
iS0 Eufon-st SIM Ruildinr aus 2meod'
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The shr Barbara Munro iet Halls Hsrbor Cornwas y :
saturday passengers aud wood bound % Passport A.
Dore Head New Advocate hsrtor the -
M Lo,d and children, Of Eapon and son Of the m4sie
We drowned. Vessel q total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

KIses COUNTY ALas-HousE.-Mr S. c. Her
bert, Tor many years the efficient Keeper OF the Kings
County Aims House, has been removed from his Office
by the Superintendent of the Poor and Mr. Richard
Of williamsburgh, appointed in his place.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

my oRpTR of he Honorable lngah'm, one Of ths
dodge Of the Court Of Common fs' l,' 'ns IN ,ts
.,,,. Authorizing attachment. sg bseondns concealed md non
5,l Sis'l. 6 . ' or RosISG coNP1
Germany ,ai that he ;.- Will Dc ' .,,.osni eors
law, within na'hs from the hrsi publ, atom % , S ~
state delivery bm of hs a.e Of any property within
ts state belonging him. and the transfer Of any such pee, by
I lsis W. HIRAM KETcHuM,
~ lap9ms Attorney for attaching creditor New fof. CITY
10y ORDER Of Henri Ros. Eq County Judge Of The County
Dof EsseK noucs hereby gwen pursuant 20 ne a @
4be,. I,t an h,. ..ued sg,n., Of
ISRAEL DAyEY and ARIEMAs 5 cusHMAN, a. non resident
debso and vii be sold for the payment Of Their debts
un.. ey appear discharge such attachment acos 70 law
as moth. from . q, .s s . s , "a va Of s state AID
delivery % them o nr Their use q ans properly ~,nm .ns
either Of them forbidden By Jaw" And are we n
'1 1ii i,s 51 attaching creditor sor,h, E..e, County. Y
by ORDER ofob-r Lansing Esq County Judge OF Jefer'oa
DCoun hereby gwen that an attachment as -saed
and will b. sold for the payment Of h debts unless he
appear discharge such attachment according % aw within nne
month. from publication Of this notice and that the payne 81
any debt. due To hun BY residents Of ih STATE and he dee %
hum Or ,or b. use o. any Pfolsay ~ b @ e3 by ~
and are vod-Dated March ;, lsts MULLINS GOODALL,
ais Wa-ro~u, y Attorney, for attaching cfediof
NOTICE-Ia pursuance Andrew Hodges, E-q
y surrogate Of the County Of KING aoes hereby gwen 70 al
cy Bosu ai county % present The same III the soge
thereof the 'ubcber' at the residence Of Isaac ode
No - ADAM 81 in sad cry On Or eeos The 10Th day o. October
next JOIN JOIN : SctoFRiswrLL, Executors.
JOSEPH y PLAT,
Brooklyn, April -, 1874 as lawen'
NrOTICEn pursuancs Of an order Andrew B. Hoig- Eq
surroga,s County Of Kngs hereby gwen
al psr-ons having against GERftIf YANDEkfEkk late
H. town I'D F6lsh county deceased p-en, the
h tie vouchers thereof he his resd~r the
town OF Fabush lQth NJ JanurrY rHJuy
~. lsf- lyis iiwnmEl VAN WICK CokIkItOu Executor
n PURSUANCE Of order safos,e Of The County Of
New York notice hereby gwen persons g claims against
JONATHAN HUNT late of To- Cfy o AeN Yo deceai, % pre-
he With Tie thereof 70 the sabscf5sr At hi u
Zee No W wal street the City New ro, before ia.
twenty fh ty september -tDated New rofs he t.eneh
day Of Marcn. ist5 ADOs SMITH,
~ ss6ns Administrator With the VIII annexed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

I ract,, iip Haerl,o. frcm Liu0Boo-Nay Mlern Mara
wnef Ellen Wright Hollns, Hollns WIN " Houin A Van
yV,fe Gahrah Gsbah Nangbe. Patterson, Jane X
Patterson Crohord smith, lshy Susan Allen, Caroline
Alien Alex Allen, John hsrshal-sOl "a the steerage
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MEDICINES.

gro. ROGERs'S sTOMACHT1NCTURE-Cer
VI cure for cholera. chOlc, cholera mOfbus and other
stomach diseases No family or traveller should be
without High medical and other testimonials Of IL bene-
and curative results ceeruy submitted 20
inspection invite ALL during the present sicky season, 10
test It's virtues being really what processes 10 be- vau
able Omachic. Immediate scOn IN ne alienation Of pain,
as well as purifier and invgoraior of the entire system
Principal depot Chembersst For sale al the principal
drug and book stores None genuine without my written
seIaillre GEORGE ROGERs. eanh bottle label an7 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

CLkRcAL.--Rev. Lyman Beecher d. d. Pre-
sidsnt Of Lane College Cincinnati is to supply the
place Of his son in the pulpit Of the Plymouth Church
IN Cranberry st. during the present month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

CYRUS w. FIELD e. co. II Chfst ofsf ia
Osse reduced prices, avery large assortment OF psP
The following 10 part Of their stock IN store
5000 resms OF low priced plain and ruled cap.
1900 resms Of low priced PLATA and ruled letter
1900 Of low priced wrapping for shipping
5000 resins Of low priced rag Wrapping for smpphs
1000 reans OF heavy wrapping for grocers use
1900 feams Of white tea.
1900 reams Of assorted shoe
$500 realms OF news and book printing.
so reams Of coored papers Of al qualities
coo resnis Of hardw are paper Of al sizes
5000 reans u enve'o paper. -.
30 600 he brown, white, hue green and rcd hanging
81 900 he binders boards, all numbers. n-.rs
II 600 lbs trunk boards Boston and Jersey manuise'''
$500 lbs. straw boards, No 80 10 100. .,.A,r,
Aso full assortment Of ieuugs wire co.h os IN
border anm. rage, twinc, and al other kind' r
ufsctlrery materials.
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I,xn. For SALE OR EXCHANGE la

ISLANDS FOR SALE Or EAOhANos -in.
esS r.,ess soa Mid lands may " bad by spppns %
-NnrWFY 10 .WalLsL lover Weeks fNrfrss o5cel
=, lower rate than any IN market considering oosneo.
soi f,pbvr pure water water power du ue-3 q -
,n , isr4s are located In The imnedisle Ncnil *
Yofk snd Erie Rsilrosd Hudson snd eaNa are oena
.r5 b,t few hours ride from Ne"-tofAi 50 tlM Y,
srr can leave home in The morning, come 10 tnn ely as
,se ~ hs produce and the same Gay AnonS n-ss
s a. he very best for raising all kinds % gram and
grass and he beet OF water power TOT my N' " ~'
featuring. t,. L. h,,,,y isrs. q, :.
The emgrani landing here who intends huy s o :
fam or farm already improved w1ua 90 80 c,,
,oi saw mill on the lards 2iOo sces 80 oins nc Nes'
Yok ami Erie Railroad and HUDSON and Des"sfc Ssas
.ov =. -. 49, aus i.oi
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1,UE STATE MUTUAL LIFE Assg SssNSE

II COMPANY. OF Noftr>sOi.
CAPITAL SIOO, 900. Hon. JOHN DAVIS fre'''en'
Va Hon. Isaac DAVIS, Wee. Presidents.
Hon ; SALISBURY, ~
SIDNEY DOANE. Medical Examiner of New-i o.s'
., wrysnst This company Is conducted on the most eco
,si nTnrinle rs premiums for assurance are uos *
In having heavy rents high salaries 10 rs oihcers
n5 Of taking more money OF the assured man
o cover actual losses, Il takes small pofuot o sno
80 l.. note no he assessed only In case Of eNusoruhaIy
mortality ana not chargeabe with Interest surplus 20 DC
refunded 10 Members the end Of every three years
June /. 1876. , -, .av.n,sgas of
Pamphets explaining the principles and sdven1sses ..
Life Assurance wh the forms Of application snu iae' "
rrs,1m NAV be obtained IN the Office In this cry
,,,s Snsoa T. d SAXTON Agent 81 Nan-st
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sShw-INsnd Fort Lee landing at Hammond sod
sez<ex6ssszSThrcenth SITS Fare, one sitlins On md
soer sunday July O. the commodo1 sIeemooss thANh,
CAPTAIN scott and ROBERT ANSETT, CAPT hofefs, WI
% The foot OF Canast every day Sundays excepted q
4 and 10 O'Clock AM, and Pm. Returnns VIII
leave Fort Lee every day Sundays excepted AIT and IL
ON tINpAYs the boat viii leave Csnalst al 10 Md "
AN and 2iPM Leave Fort Lee al - and AN
and PM For the accommodation OF fie-Nlc snd o.n-f
Tuesday Thursday and Saurdayseyeuings st7feswm Us
In readiness al Fort Ice to convey passengers 70 hsessn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

g s-Sls--NGRovEl- Cedar Grove open 10 ne pueae
s<ess-<srsxs.for he season-Mr. VIM. Nsndyke lases
,-. 4, Informing his friend. and the citizens u New
Sork ihat he has essed for Of years hoee besnufa
grounds known Cedar Grove, located on INC soesery
sSs ~ staten leland near the Old Film Tree and has
h.n actively engaged during the Spring IN the syng os
he grounds erection OF buidngs bsihhouses eocAs Nc
Inc expense OF several thousand dollars
il having been his Determination from the commencement q
hs make Cedar Grove the most esiee aa
sressbe Summer reso be found In the vicinity OF New
York. III. n..... a,
For military and pleasure excursions balls parties se
Cedar Grove will be found on Inspection 70 pos.es 10
ces for pleasure that unsurpassed ms an evidence o.
WHICH M. proprietor ueed only refer the puehe % card
wnich appeared In the New-IorS san VI INC qua hsy,
sened bv above $50 gentlemen who visited Ce1s 0foneiH
the purpose of expressing publicly m opinion OF ia gny
as summer resort and which they found on eAsmna1on
of the improvements and ngemens en progressing %
r surpsss for beauty Of scenery facilities 10, amusement
acreson and exercise any Summer rescu they hsd ever
bs,,rs visited The favorite Cinderella, Csp Van
Name on and aAer saturday, June H. VII run a. follows
iaave Canal-s al % A. NJ. and T. Pier NO n bat
srv Place AZ 10 A. NJ and a Y. NJ. Returning vii leass
Cedar Grove AT ~ NJ. and z. NJ lei' Sin'
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axzzr.z-1 NEW LINE Attic REDUCED

IL.
~ fare Of 80 cents between Souef'Is
and New-Yofk, via. Bound broos'
ewBpnswick, Railway Ehzabethown and SewIt,
over the NewJersey Railroad On ard ane. Monday ne
24th July, instant passengers will be carried 70 ana TON
Someryle, Bound Brook and New York, by Ralrosh oe
tween New-Bruns~ick and NewYork, and ~ new az,
splendid Coaches between New y unswick and somef',
in continuous line. somerylle and New-Yofk' ni""s'
bythree hours
Leave somervile, at 81 A. ~. and q NJ
Leave Bound Brook, ga. and y ?. NJ
Leave New-York, "A. NJ. and ~ r. NJ.
Leave Newark, 81 A. NJ and r. NJ.
Leave Elizabeth Jwn, 81 A, NJ. and st p. NJ
Leave Railway, 10 A. NJ and 81 p. NJ.
FARE FIFTY CENTS EACH WAY
Between Somervfle and New-York,
Newark
E!lzabethtowu.
Railway.
Between Bound Brook and New-York.
Newark,
Enlabsthiown
Railway.
The above line Will start from Raihbun yanderbirs no
TEL someryle ealing for passengers al the Other hoss
and their residences by leaving her names al me no
Of < "; and from Kline's Hotel Bound Brook Ams s
accommodations for all passengers coming from ps -
West Of Someryie, and and from Esslon, WI :"
furnished. ljyzz lm-l HART Mo0sE, Proprietor