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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

MECHANICS, SOCIETY -CUOOL.-This
vi Institution. situated ~ Broadway, ana extending
through To J4osby-si VIII be- pened on MONDAY, Tie
18th day Of August The location s central and easy O a.
from A.. paris Of toe city
The oOurse Of instruction In tbs Institution j. OF most
orough and practical character; and designed not ony
70 cultivate ard expand the intellectual powers, but also 70
emil ghien the mind and improve The heart 20 As eHlneiy
to qualify he pupils for future usefulne-s
The Mae Department viii be under ihelmmedale super
vision Of Mr. James McEhgot, IS Principal assisted by
Teachers all Of whom both by talents and en-
penence qusfed discharge the important duties
which have been inirusied % them.
The Female Department viii continue under the chtrge
Of Miss Mary Bean Principal assisted by six other
young ladies' all Of whom, not only by their superior men
tai endOw and literary sisnmenis but also by Their
IN moral character afahe and amsbe department and
pleasing manners. peculiarly qualified 10 have he
charge Of those young ladies' who may be placed IN the IN
srtuuon.
The system Of teaching 10 this Institution by separate
Departments, In COleges-each Teacher having en-
charge OF all the pupils who pursuing any partcu
lar branch Of study.
The two Departments are entirely distinct and discon
lectet-the the Female Department being from
Broadway, and thatto the Male Department from Croshyst
Application for admission INTO either Of The Departments
may DO made 10 the Principal, 10 airy II he fol- owing
named gentlemen who compose the School Committee:
Henry T. ingalls,. Geo W. VN1ham, Thomas Earle,
linus W Stevens J T Il Maxwell, Z c Chardavoyne,
James Morris, William Brady Francis ?. schOas,
loAn P Moore George EndicoL james Phyfe
va I'M LYMAN COB9. Sew n School Commune
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.r~o~ ,ALBANy AND Troy DAY uN

.s.Its. -.-s<SFEAMBOA TS-rte new and spoSr
ts<ssssss>Ss,ss steamers HENDRIX HUDSON, Csr.,
A Go-har, and Aida Cspiain + A. stone vii ea.. 4.
Re-cav-st whsrf daily. SUNDAYS exceptei o Aosnys,t
Troy making the usual landings by the way, a. o'cs,
\ NJ aud returning. viii leave Troy Al 5, mi Absrya,
O'clock NJ FOR passage freight apply the Cstt,a
on hoard. or ~ the Office on The wharf uY9
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TBF PATRONS OF THE MALI HIGH SCHOOL
A KE KEsPECTEILLY IsFOkMkD hat y

n ext Term Will commence on Monday, Auens p, ~
der tie charge and management q blr BRAGG and rs
son who propose oigeu md pdrseverng adherence 20
the system Of DstrucuOn heretofore pursued-a system
hch mOre thirty years experience has proved 10 De
product u results emuenuy adVaigf eous " me uaue
man ana peculiarly adapted 10 bic hvOcanons
The French language tan gi without ada uona charge
aud par. u are urged 10 let that be part o. Their
pursuits ugly important and almost essential
portion Of respec able business education, ne Wbn oi
hicb often obsuucts progress q youth, who have 10
make way for brer prepared rivals very often Foreigners
bo thus literally suppau them and leave hem TO nh nfe
nor stations Ia tha y native city -
The Term. OF the SchOOi IA be continued al - Far he
lower ,sses s. for tie upper elasses Payment
advance.
Pupils wish study particular branches, indep en-
dent OF classes will he charged per quarter
Private students IN Writing, Arhmeuc. Mstnenisilcs'
French Latin ard Greek either tron for business
professions or College. from $40 70 So per quarter.
Private or College students wishing assistance IN me hsh
L-un Greek Classics. ell be charged very moder
aiely ia number associate together
Ladies' Classes Writing other branches, attended 10
betW cen s and Pm.
HEsgY T. BRAGG gives instruction on the Flute, foAn
ISAAC BRAGG.
HENRY T. BRAGG.
n b. Drawing lie taught % al the classes.
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IJRNRY-sr. GRAMMAR scHoOL.-C

IlOUACKENBOs, An Re, tor.-This insiuliion, se2
H-nrysi TO All SANS Church. vii reopen afef the
summer vacation, Monds,, the 2Sth. The Of
study viii embrace, as hrrrtJf re- not only the eemen 81
hracles, but all that Is necessary for entrance into college
The counting house Pupils entering ailer the term
be- he charged only FOR the they have atended
REFssEScEs-Faculty 81 Columbia College; Nesry Of
a, sanis Cburch; sud many cerg ymen and private gen
uemen In the vicinity.
Parents requested TO call and have interview with
the sua4 2W
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IT, .PROPLE,e lIrk..ALsANY oar
-Nl-.-s~AND NIGHT EANFRs.-- Day .-s-..s
:. - g. = - II. E.NnnIk MLn.lN- C-.l -

S-> - as-rtFAND NIGHT ~ rsAM fNN.--Day se1r.r
sssssE1--1S4ss@h HENDRIX HUDSON Cspf A -
ham rre.s-ys Thursdays, sna Saturday,, ~ : ~ N,
iha f,ct u Rsrcsy-sl raEilf ne lsus sh4ls rt--,
nc nc opposite days 49,
siS ociock ihitGgh siesi ers u'e lrAAC NfWf0s
Can't Wm n Peck OREGON, Caf \. J 81 joa,. a.
tsrrdays -xceptedl slb ?. ~ 49,.
4 : Nal lice ~ s.esmets, ~ sot ~ ANkRCi
ca, n \ Hui.e. SANTA CLAUS, Capt Eln-l1of a.,
- O'Clock ? from nc Per norin see q osfe.sys
road Cars bound West. Eat rra Norm upm Ahky-
Freight taken az moderate prices ard wen required =.
ar,ri~s bv Rsiirn.d nom Alhag without eesy ~
frsishf apply a. Peoples Line Ofre lii Ofrcnwshs
T. { Schultz pier between Liberty and Coris1l .,
n- IN M LANE. Mhnl n.lxen- nA-raY 80 Rn.-lsa. a.
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Miss HAtNE- respec fully informs her friends and
VA the public thai her SCHOOL, GrSmercy park Easi
rwen iest second door below Fourihsvenue, VIII re-
commence Monday, sect 4.
The house cOmmOdOus and arranged purpOsey for the
school, ard the location i unsurpassed IN the city. Miss n.
has the aid Of teachers @! lodged talent and those
who have conhded er dslghe TO her 10 past years
may be assured Of the continued desire and shs trusts
creased ably 10 imparl 10 her pupils substantial, useful
and mpished Christian education.
Circulars with terms &c may be obtained At Messrs Do
NXons 50 Nassau corner q Liberty a. the
bookstore Of c : Francis, 252 Broadway Wnren spph-
addressed Miss Hanes OF Doremus Nixon.
will receive mmedste attention, and sler the p August
personal application can be made al her residence.
? lmeod
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-,.sslss-rsi<sARGEs- bsfges CLINTON cs1
.osArsNf0s"Wiuse. every Monday. EAChANGE
Cant RosesrHns. every Thursday fOUGHkEEPSlE
Csnt Holman every Saturday, Al O'Clock Pm hom hs
nrfravst for passengers aud frectL Tne s0ys Bars
are elegantly furnished Win state room. ana spaeious al
FORT ant convenience " passengers Ar,r a. Po1gtk
se n nme for the slnEes 10 sharon Pine Plains sct New.
Milford For farther particulars apply on board The bugs
rr IN lm}i ~ WILLIAMSON VAL. f4Wassl
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1 sALNE Is applied with universal suceess 10 wounds
burns ulcers breasts, piles salt rheum, scad heal
hie chspped hands ana hps scro- and soufVy rnnnes
For cooling sohening. cleansing and healing i perfectly
unrivaled Sold genuine byJAMES LEWIS, Duggs.,
for erlv Bachy Lewis 81 Greenwch-s JOINS AFFORD,
bookseller l68 Bowery R McRrar tes and coffee dealer
corner of Fulton and High Sic l. sole cent FOR brookyn
Price 81 cents box. each box j. Icosed M wrapper
with directions Tor signed b. tie proprietor Andrew
700
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49, EnR KENpORT AND MIDDLE

: 81 - TOWN POINT landing al 9on HsniEu
ssnr szso<s.>rs" each waffle steamers JOHN HART
and JOS r COFFEE viii leave Chsnihersss pier dr.y
Saturdays Sundays and Mondays eNce2ieD secocf
81 ard al 80 ocOcs N. daily t-undas eAceYet 0ns
boat will also leave Saturdays al O'Clock IN IioSu'
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SALE.

~ TPRIyATE~AI E-BROOKLYN-25 scres
- III good lsnf situated the ROAD 90 For hafnlion'
X y,i,i abo1i s.. miles from souih Brooklyn On ne
rrerr.e srr- and c0mmot0us house a'so carr age
ha1-e barns &c &C. al in good order and uow occupied
For farther particulars. &c Apply 90
Az 1w 4 CHECKER. AIcroreer : broaf--t
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SECOND BOARD,

The following table will show the exports OF
specie from this port designated By the entries at
the Custom House since the publication Of last report
nd dnrinQ the
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. W Nsssa1.st-No-
ice hereby gwen the relatives and next OF 40 Of JOHN "
CORR az pi.ergsr bp Mar Harrington. from Liverpool
alleged have ec interstate that ne e1ects Of
hsads Public AtminstrttDr Ill -
,-er-d 80 i.po.,d Id b. hn according unless %.
b. lawful sdustrstor Of ~ cec-ssed
b. n-tfD-t N- f0rt gust -t7f'
s4l4 l.r4~ JAMES : THAfER Pulir Ainmstrstor
DUHLIC ADMIsIsTRArORs OFFICE. No. street
hef-sy gwen. tie relatives and l~ft o An ol JOHN
7--1f far Nolut,-rs, .e-ts-t aaf rlo sr--a o
tr- lests .lsl apply he of he County
Of f1ulaflr lie estate ri lie sat
rt-sts- ou tsy g September ocock lie
ar-raon-Dztei Neu Yors Au.l-f De-. -.
slf. .susa JAMES : IHAfEH P.8lc Administrator.
pUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No. Nassau sir--,-
Ss1s hereby ri.n t- -t-s and of an OfPEIER
~ RAN Tie Cy 20 NeE lo1l c1ord tec-as- and
e1s -1- i.rf lt-sfs,- shall apFy
ss of tscolr oNe~ fof. r erfsr 90 adm ntaoa 1Poa -
tie -l tty lf ptefl1- leHt, a.
acr-s m th- tor.no.1-Dstei N-- fart. August d. ise
aul- JANE, : fHAlkr. Pghtr Afli nistrstor
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SCHOoL.-Clsssicsl French ard Engli'h Scheol q
- Br0afw ay, opposite Asurp ace-Messrs FOlGNEI a
TAYLOR Pnndpals--The Fall tern Uf tins lusttiun Will
commence Ou Monday, September Messrs. = Z beg
inform their friends and the public thai they have
comp eied their = for The ensuing season which
s afford their pupils increased ADVANTAGES m the vsr
menis and ia order the request Of mary
4 their pupils parents Of establishing Primary School
they have engaged lady Of experience 10 assist them IN
thai dep TAr assistants gentlemen Of cduca
ton and experienced The French viii be tsught aud spoken
exclusively three honfs dsy. and the most unrne efforts
viii be made der pupils a. home in every branch Of
French education Boys received ~ any stsge of edu
tion and thoroughly prepared To- College business
For circular with Messrs. Deuc Co Psrkroy
and 81 Broadway; John Mhau. le3 Broadway; J. B.
Dudd. III Broadway; II A. Kerr. 7+6 Broadway; g. h.
Miller Broadway lockwood Co. 4l4 Broadway and at
The School.
Mons FOIGNET viii take this opportunity inform his
friends and the public hat he has removed in more desra
be location and will continue 10 receive tnio hs family
limited number Of pupils boarders Pareus will by his
accommodation, insure 10 their CHILDREN opportunity Of
per ecnng themselves IN the French which is the language
Of Mr. F's family, well greater polish Of manners
they will assOcsie with persons ofdiscetun and bind
feeling For terms seeclrculars shove, Mos Pc
residence. l6i nhlear University pac su22 3ayv2m
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CONVEYANCES.
<g kEGuLAR MAII. LINZ
xxrSSTwEES BOSTON AID SEw.Yoss

-yia Sfo1irgior and Providence "aA,
- To- Very A. frovtrnrs q ayOid ID h1fA. =.
Branch Railroad leland Route through ~itooi !,
Cars or Baggage Tie steamers {. Wander BTiT ~
joe Stone, ard CONNECTICUT Capt k.ch'l Pees ~
o--on win tte ~to1ngton snd Providence A. 49, -
Prt,vd~uce karosds lrasing Ss~l0rE Ally $780,. -
erote.i ron Pier I Norh River ~ Oelock p Vt.
s6ginr ton 81 O'Clock ". or upon the srrv. n -
rain from Boston These steamers sre unssrps.,s
.-.ndor snd comfort having each " hem 81 'arss s
So,. prys,e stale rooms ard bsrt1s iJf 50 usr..
..le are pngaie rooms f0r families, kri psfor, -
,ieare4s are Ofcered By he most experienced rs -
sIil shoriea The passage between Newton sa1 -.
frtu IL ID tOuls thereby arriving m ample tine fJr !, -
Tres r;inring nom Ne,~.fork, Sorih, Sogtb All Wa. 80
Al th- ines RON Boston. North md last
Tn. CONNECTICUT viii issve Ne~-fofk To-.s..
THURSDAY ssd saturday. Leave s'oringion xo5dsy W
nrsdsy snd Fritsy
TIE c VANDERBILT VIII leave Hew,Yot, so..,,
Wednesday sad Friday Leave ston ng'0n ruestsy Tr.,
dsy AID Saturday.
.,d rom Boston o. take charge r ite usgEsge Ps..
yers flr Newport eave above, Saturdays stcep>t =,
renal ln hoard he steamer AZ s,ouingiou tknx irs.sf
n wished f,r and esve per tr scclio sion ttr go
N winch connects 81 Providence win le steamer ~
ny arriving at New port al ~ 81 A. ". Fare % Srrs-
- For psssagr. bcrtis, sisie- rooms, 90 feft 49,
ION NAV b made - fse Agenls VI no wharf al !.
Office ~ Rs,fory-placa. ~
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80 NnrICE "a lIFRIuANT-. Ie

MN NUIIIE 10 1IEht IANTr. Isl~.
OfC. In c0nsequerce Of the reCgent claims for dan
sss presented ssi-t the forvsders % merchandise on
Western Canals arising from The subtraction u goods
from packages uperecLy secured ihe Board of FORWARD
OF he Civ OF New orx felt u her duty well
r the security OF the tsns themselves adopt ne
70. owing resolution, w
Rssoiree Tka win cot receipt IN shipping order
any boxes or u dry gOocs hats csps straw goods
bos or shoes destined Tor tie West unless such box or
-Ases are properly lsped snd sealed whsn shipped nor
any c1sks containing goots Of any description un-
sss rrt hs rssss are vel strapped 81 hoopst before
a. as-L = = HlAT. Pss,i.e1i.
asosss X. ?s1cr scssssy5 I'm
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REM PLANT. CURE FOR DYsENTERY -Thous-
tb ands no suffering ~ hls season Of the year WIN
dfb msiady be immediately relieved by taxi
few glasses Of pure water in which few leaves Of INC
plant have immersed Eve minutes Il Is simple iha
the delicate child may 1se a. For its etncsry please
inquire any respectable physician To be had fresh every
day he seed store Of I. DUNLAP bl7 bfoad"ay
sul9 g.
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CURN~.-A SEVER-FAILING REMEDY for hard or
Y son Cons Il Dr. CAYWOOD'S celebrated Preparatof
iria only II asked. and from the many testmOn sls re-
ceved n r. favor the utmost satisfaction VIII assured -
given Price only . box and sold Il The drug -iore
II johnson. cor Chambers and Broadway rs 7d and 81
Broadway: Greenwich 81 ecker; Ro-eumier, lI&
r ghh-sVenue Division ana Clinton ss 1873 Bow~ry, snd
80 Fulion-st Sun Bull ing ans Hneod'
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EYRU- w. FIELD ~ co. n Cl1--t offer
y FOR sale reduced prices very large assortment Of
Paper The following pan u the siock now store
5000 reams Of iow-Prced plain ard ra!ed cap
100 r-su, etfer
ite' reams - straw wrapping for shipping
1909 realms heavy wrapP'lg of grOcsrs use
Zoo reaTs Wits
200n re1ms assorted shoe.
2is0 news and hook printing.
50 reams colored paper u al qlaiues.
Loo reams nard sizes
$500 re.ms envelopes
s0o,o lbs brown. ~hle. b.ns green and red hanging
$3.50 los birt-rs boen1s-a4l Plumbers.
1000 lbs. tTunk Boston aud Nsw-Jefsey manu-.
iaciufr.
5000 rs straw boards. Nos 80 10 10
Also fu assortment Of fslu wire cloth bleaching
powder, al- rags, twns and Ell other klnds Of PAGE
nE1lfacrlrrrs' m4feTias 4uS In
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EXCURSIONS.
roR oREENwooD CEMETERY.

1on Fsre 10 Gree wood oniy 81 erois.
n-s> .THE STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK, Csp.sin
Sundays SUNDAYS, excepted from he FOO, Of cod-
l.na & Leave New = sSs 10 va yeos :, = 4
All h 81 ard Al 5 ADD 2 NJ. faf- e~eh Way osy "a
cents -
r-.. TO CEDAR GROVE. TO CEDAR
csesi o. groy wS open . - W. PsS se.
psssare IN Informing h. friends Ant ne cIen' Or Nes
york te,i ~ has easei FOR term % yvafs nose
rounds s-ovr a. Cedar Grove, locsi.d On ne spuleIy
- Ia $50, I,i,ut near he Old Elm Tree Hnd nss
been actively engaged during Tie >prus ~ ne s{lt V'
the grounds erection q oGlaiIs s s1.r.
TIE whoe involving a. expense q srVsi = ,o1's'l - -
hsyiuF been Determination rom ne coinirnee'nels %
IL uropnetorshp % make Cedar Grove ne most es5s -
agreeable summer resort 70 De found m ne VienlJ OF new
YORK - -..... 4,
For military ana pleasure eS-srsons balls Pariiss a..
Cedar Gruve VII le found on Inspection, % pessees
49, fr pla.sr. hst are unsurpassed as an evidence o.
which tie proprietor need only refer ne gAolc ~ -
gh.ch appeared in the NeNNcrk SUI ~ ne ~ ~,
.irs IA s,re Son gentlemen who visited Celar ofpseiI
he purpose u expressing plotry Az ofnoh or -
=. Ss-oaf resort AID which they found examination
n The improvements and arrangements hen prosfrss
IN ~. 49, o - sv summer resort they bad ever
before visited The favoris steamer Cinderella sp AZ
Name on snd ser SATURDAY June H. VII rln :. i2so o.
leave Cans a. g NJ am NJ PIE. No u n, , X i o. ~.
Cedsr Grove 5, IN. snd 6 P W sls VT
-r-s FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
-.s-ss=-<BRtNcH; OCEAN HOUSE ~ JE >lrP,SS
E-f<<anAaN POINT, RUMSQN nNO EAIyN "" y
49,. III r a. fo,ys frcni foot Of Barclay y e.
'"' 80, Ne,-- l,,-k. Tsare Si,co'5Hrg.
Saturday, Aug y al IN saturday aug = o..
S N5.sl, = A a. S NaDssy. 5. JAN.
nonesN D " T,es5sv -
1850 .. ~ 3 wednesday.' 81, "
Wednesday. 81 Thursday Dc ST. 3
Soc. aiu he n readiness on The arrival Ct ihe boat 10
convey passenger. to all parts q The country sal IN.
n-~D FOR FORT IIAMlLrON-Fsre one
z>%te.--.N Sol ling each way --the seslhouNss 80
aefss~-sss4s FOLK Capt Hodfuire, VIII run - ioAo"s
daily SUNDAYS excepted t l. d o.. "a
Laws Nrw.YoRx-Caiharine Msrkei pier, r. a. -
NJ fs,t OF Corfianfst y R. a. and 10 An and ,i
RrrURNISG-Leave Fort Hamiio1 al A VI. u, a VI
aud q 2 VI landing a. Greenwood Docs etS" way,
he O'Clock A. NJ. and the O'Clock 2 NJ. aul
r~~ -TATEN-I~LANp Fkkkn:TO..
a-SlSn-~-N.nd sief SSnrtay May s.f'e ~ Af ~ eAo
ssks@s& asSSTA ATTN ISLANDER viii mil fef'ner no.
~ fs'-1 Ns Yos-7 D lo sad u An Ia lo So
'' f.,,, r. s's.lganf,ns-A6s,s 40 ard II A 81"
s and 7 Z y. s
r--. TIKI STEAlIBOAT EUREKA
SSlls----Ncsn be chartered FOR excursion. durns 20,
ensuing The boat ies al me zoos u
Reseh-st North River Apply al The once ot
r h @ L. SCHUYLER, HsnOveIst
Ths sbove boat Is also FOR sale. All persons are ioion
Wusung suy w. ss a. ie6 II
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CONVEYANCES.
;. --..-..,.,,,,.,,.....,-,FIl7IlAnETnTOwNAND som

LA = 49, ERvlLLE RAILR0AD.-FMe Re
HsH-AA-- duced-Leaye New-fork from me
Battery pier No. North River
Ntu,- fork and Eiiiabethfoca, Fare Z. eeiis ,
Leave New.York AT O'Clock A NJ PM an6 NJ, =,
Leave Eizabethtown al n o'clock A NJ IL, Mi't NJ
Nee loyk Boundbr0ok Ncg Market Piafred Sc0fca rams
and -sfrlie. Fare 50 Cents
Leave Nayv-York at O'Clock AN (treighp NJ and :.
Leave Boundhrook at tfreighn AN ;6l VI snd = I'm
Nee York and Sosaerrale Fare .. cents .
Leave New YORK II . o'clock AN. tireighp ana ~
Leave Sorerviile AZ Al lfreighD AM; SAM and NJ
fare from FiIab-ihtowu 10 SOmcrvile ~ cents.
Fare from ElzahethtOwn 10 Bouudbrook 81 cen's
Sses viii b.. in readiness on the arrival Of bee cars al
Somsrve By the OciOcs trains nom New ofN 10 ,vl
vev Messengers 20 Easton Allentown, Wusshafre hnu
Nauch Ch1nk Pa and ~ Femngton. NOrl Branch W me-
House Lebanon. Clinton. Bethlehem. &c " J. Anln "
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r 'THE sTEANBOAf SUFFOLK. cspisin
. sSll--Nlo-rs r.. vi rln follows every lty
.kstss.s<~ Sundays excepted from he foo, o. Corr
-. =, ~ q Leave New Y0rk Il and 10 9cl0cs A NJ;
-, A. Leave {; r.envc,zi for SesYurs II 3 A "
a. h II and Al ADD ?. NJ Fare each way only q
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A. MILLS At bkNDt - =. IN 4. 9e i -. y. -
NJ Psssaic River t1 Ch-hsm township Within quarter
OF nile of the Morris ard Essex Railroad. which he
pass three tines each day 20 Ne"-l OK me A :
&C The Ps.ss- Of nc largest a. came 10 eNJef'
.eg sad his mill capable u doing a. extensive business
a. q takes IN ile whole stream
A. he time vii be sold he saw MI, al itng ts
above likewise IN raining order, and capable 81 dong al
exec eni business from ~ proximity vh ne Gfeai Nsp
The property be- examined any TINE previous 20 ne
-8e sac lake place Thursday, SIS. ~ August a. ~
s-ovy1 Nv FRA PARKHURSr.
Ch.--... An l..Iaaa I-na5 ST. JOslAM Z. MuIR-
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INSURANCE.

- - - 80
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COW
vi PANY, No. II Wallst-rns Company completed is
third year the st Of May last which time the surplus
amounted $4,000 S. showing Of bus,ness
paraleled in the History Of Life Insurance.
Dividends Of profits declared annually upon all life
policies which have settled two more premiums; the
profits draw interest the Of per per snaun
and b. made available once 20 the extent of
thirds Of their amount where the party has paid bis premi
ums In full
Premiums payable annually. but may be- paid Hemi-
annually quarterly and parties taxing life policies may
they prefer give their individual for onehaf the
nua premium upon which they will be required to psys
per cent interest
Prospectus and all papers necessary 10 effect insurance.
and all Information n relation to the pisn Of operations may
be obtained, grads, al the Office Of tho Company IL Waist
DIRECTORS
sooL L Patterson Henry MeFuan, Thomas B; segur,
Chss- 3 Mackneu Seth Low, And'w 5. Smelling,
Edward Anthony, Joel w CondiL VIM VI Simpson,
Lewis C. Grover, William A Penz, Randall Il Gr,,ene.
ROBT. L. PATTERSON President.
JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent
jss Vas RsssssIaaaMD Of e coSsal SSs5a
JAMES STEWART, d. (kesidsnce 5 AbngdOn-sqna re,)
Medical Examiner, attends Al the Office daily from 70
O'Clock. yfruThssn
IN PANY OF NETWORK, Office a Wallst.-Capltsl
e1ofep-O. analy Incorporated 10 l7s8-This Con psny
continues 70 insure against oss and damage By are he
noel favorable terms s operations confined cheay
no City Of Newfork and i8 immediate proximity. All
lossss dused and paid with promptness and literally.
DIRECTORS
9eofge Ireland Jonn Oothout George Arc1larins
Robert Benson John Campbell, George Conkns.
Joshua Brush Rober L. stuart John Gray
boln. Moore Edward Cook, Asher Riley
Anihony LAMB, Adam Sonie, Robert Kermit
Benz De Fores. William Tucker Chas p L.eyerich
Anthony Chafton, LevisC hamersey William Browning
Al-r. Lawrence, William T.. Dean Henry ElswoyTI
GEORGE IRELAND, President
n heDos'LD' Secretary cat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
THOMAS s. WILLIAMS
JOSEPH TRUMBULL, Trustees.
ana fSl4 FRANCIS PARSONS.


90 LANDS FOX SALE OR ENGHANGE.-lm.
Up proved and wild lands may be- bad by applying 20 H.
~- DEWEY. Do Wal.-st lover Weiss Express Ohce
~ low than ans IN market considering lcsnon
soil timber pure water water power. ard healthy climate
The abov- lands are ocaed the immediate vicinity Of the
New York and Ere Railroad. Hudson snd DeaN anal
and but q few hours ride from New-fork 50 that the
farmer can leave home n the morning % the city, dis
rose Of bis produce and return hi da Among these
ands The very best for raising an kinds of grain and
grass and the beet VI wal power for kind OF ma u
facmuue
The emgrsn landing here who intends buying isnds for
farm or farm already improved, would do wei 10 IN
qure Al the shove place WelLstl before going farther
A good saw mill on the lands 2i0o adjoining the
New York and Erie Railroad and Hudson an1 Delaware
Canal; 100 scres improved, with houses barns mills, &C
for Which inquire As above
A,o frsrae stand for sale, where there are sS
four horse stages pass daily In connection ws the New
York and Ere Railroad 20 scres Of land. 10 improved
good house two good barns. sc.
Also lease hirnuire and fixtures Of wel-known hotel
on the New York and Ene Railroad All good order, and
doing rst rate business the present owner wishing 10
sell on account II poor health For farther particulars IN
Guire OF n DEWEY. 10 Waist aus Arod