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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

INSTR


OFFICE OF "THE HOPE MUTUAL. LIFE
" fNsUR tNCE COMPANY WA.st Mortimer
Buildings New-iork, 18Th March, l8fl.
This lnsuufou. incorporated ~ i86-win Aoers ana
has commenced the business Of LIFE INSURANCE on
The mutual principles the prOnts beng divided an
nuay among the Insured, according TO the act OF coPo
ration The rates Of premiums conform win ne usase q
other similar c0mpanesfor the convenience 81 parties M
slrng who would prefer to pay ne premiums uy lnsi-
raus itis len their option when the premium exceeds
10 pay oneha cash. and secure payment Of me re-
sdle IN n months D. approved note bearing interest al
Tie live. %, married men may be insured for the benefit
Of heir wives and Chi tren that upon The decease OF ne
insured he wife. n living. or not then bis children Will
receive the amount payable By ne policy fee ana Gear u
any claim by the creditors Of the deceased $500, -
For the greater security OF parties nslrns win ms CON-
nqrv the Trustees have provided an indemnity und 20 me
amount OF Sl5nu losses that may accrue upon poll
ces issued by me Company which 70 renail unu caps
o. exceeding that amount shall have been rea-zed rom me
rece % Of prem when viii be no longer necessary
and nav be fhdravn.
The follow n Is ID. Of the Officers snd Trustees Tor The
Ne,bsn.sl Wed Ezra Wood. Chauncey Ayre-
S.neon BALDWIN. Joseph 3. Nones, Philip 5 Gapin,
Dennis Perkins Roswell HOyt VIM. l.. Brewer
John A Davenport, Saml X. satierlee, anies Dnon,
Alex'r II Dana. c. II. Bedrusley, Inas w nlursel
Cb.res / T0yior Johp W Leeds Joseph D Warren,
49, gsvif,n Alex'r Holly, Stephen 3. Provost,
lanes T. Sonrter VIM T. Minor, TheO Davenport
Alexander y. HOLLY, President
JOHN W LEEDS. Assistant President
John A. r DAVENPORT. Vice President
JOSEPH b. MONIES. Aciuary.
ROSWELL HOYT Secretary.
WIN WELLS. General Agent.
Dana W0oiuh q Leonard, Escs. Counse.ors snd Aior'
rpvs Of the Company FOR NewYOrk. WIN. I. Minor Es9.
Counselor and Attorney for Stamford. Ezra Wood, MD
and 4 Cooke Hull, MD Physicians Medical examiners,
and Advisers Of the Company Tor New-forA oAauhsey
Ayres ID. Physician and Medical Adviser FOR stamford
ruvfIe odf
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80. rssys..szzaf1 ELIZABErHTOWN AND SON
f4s - ~ ERvlLLE RAiLROAD@frn ~
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Nes York and Eii-dbettf0ca, (Fgyc lai csnhl .
Leave New. York al O'Clock A NJ. 4, PM. and5 IN
Leave Elizahehtown al II oc ock VI ~ A Nh IN
Nclc- York Ptriged Scotch Plains. FetriHc and Hadt
Leave New FORK si0 o'clock An (ffeighp asds
Leave Plaufed at 81 (freighu AN. i6i A VI. antg IN
Neic- York. Som0rhie BouHdbr0ok, Aer Narkd ",
Leave New York AZ o'clock AN l (ifeighp ant5iA
Leave Somerv.lle a. n lirtghD AN SAM sbdlfa
" slaves will be in readiness a. comeryAle oeufu
rival Of the O'c0cs VI. tTon Of Cars from Nes fonn
convey passengers 10 EGslon, Whksbaue, Alenlesn,
hisuch Chunk, Sc Pa and to Femington Clinton, ~
Branch &c r. j iy&d
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TO LET.

O. TO LET-The lower part Of house 70 Banks, 70
Il small family The zen. VII oe very moderate iof NE
- .alalc- 10 lle year Apply 10 EN.LlON.
NJ Nv SIC Broadway
a. TO LET-A psri Of The house p Rcse-st Inquire
g on he premises
- ROOMS WANTED-Wiihin hair nile OF ne
ID CIV Hall ether win without buarr land uufuish
- Ell for voung gentleman and bis notLer-ytn neat
and respectable family. an1 " here here ne children lor
.rp0srs in The hl1se References exchanged. Address
PHILEMON a. tbs o-1ce. jviI i.sSosd
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FOR SALE.

a. FOR SALE OR TO LITTLE nrsi class '5ree-
u. slury trck house and nf, - ceFen.lst lmneiaie
- possession given. Apply 20 JOHN GlLAS'
iy1 Wv re .heI-s-
1-AT PRIVATE -ALE-Two lots on The south
Ia. .de Of T1lriet-s' So LeXl- ton avenue fst OF
80 purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage
Il desired. For farther ptrtcu. ars, &c. apply 70
y2slw Al BLEECAER. Anclcne-r. Sroed-sL
nat PRIVATE saLE-Four lots, sinsied pa
tween the Fifth and ska les. fronting on ne
- no-fh side Of One Hundred and Twenty hh-st-le
10. on he corner u Flsv-uue being S. feet front an W
deep the others being - feel lrurt and w deep or Tar
her ra-tc1 ars apply io A. J. BLEECkER.
iyssIw Alcnooeer. Broad s..
At PRIVATE sALE-The valuable plot o.
I'D gr1rf having fr0uace OF - feet tie easi side %
- Ffxaheihs ieCla fo fll otsl ay 10 feet IN ien-h
on each side being the side % 'le ud church 10 Elka9e
81 rear of the B0wery Dr. lots = eNqec'ed ~ l "a u
the Jos q le northeast corner 90 1ke- g. fei ialNol
rartc snp.y o fhc auc,cueer, hr'acl \ SURVEY
man Of he PROPERTY can be 40 The o.-cc oi
fg25 iw ANTHONY J, BLEsCAEE, Auef, bfoal 81
-,FARN FOR -ALE-Smated IN New,Jers
20 shout mile snd half from the steamboat LANDING a
- New Brunswick containing about . sores OF oeall
M table land with large apple snd peach ofchsu = -
house ham, &c For ffrthe' particulars, inquire Or hEN
RY CARPENTER, 4s Wsshlngton-st vi
- COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-The resi-,
NFo dence ut he afe Dr. JnO : Cond ol me -ast SUE
- the Passfc River. about tNo miles from Newark ~.
1fre from Nev-Nurs The place CONTAINS 20 acfes, ea
W be- sold altogether n parcels There nine pfeul
ees e large aud hFrIsure tsellnE, Two lth-n'u'er'
bans stables. carris house. ce-h0u-e, sc. y hiivl
with 90 or sores of .and would make select ith ntH
ci1fy q Newly Attached 10 he farm IL 'a.ua..e
she'd Fishery. which cen he used Or rented f'f e Ne
applv TO ANTHONY !. BLEECNER AlcuoaeeT
Tvs lw hfoaus--
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Foreign Religious Intelligence.

The CHURCH-SlTE QUESTION: IL GREAT BIN
AIN-The exciting question about compelling reiracto
ry landlords grant sites Tor the erection OF chuch-
where they needed seems 70 divide the friends Oh
volunteryism. The Free Church are IN tavor Of com
palsory law; the Congregetonaists, headed by Dr.
Lindsay Alexander disclam any desire 20 compel hS
legal enactmcns tuch grant and urge the use OF mora
means alone. The ccairOversy takes a broad range
and involves highly important principles conducted
In a kind spirit Il will tend 10 do good.
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MINING COMPANIES.

DOCkY Hill. MINING AND MANUFAC-
hTURfNG COMPANY.-At meefng Of the board Of
Directors held Camden, ". J. on the ls July, 1885, sn
asessm nj Of 30 share each and every snare
Of capital OF the Company was eyed payable 10
thirty days the 1911 day OF July s8 at the ofhce OF
the Company IN Philad' lphia.
Erfraei from the Supplement % ire Charter, aIpTored "a
February, 1913
sf0tkhuier refusing ASSIGNMENT regularly i i
10 WHICH ltce shall gwen heretofore tri For s
forfeit % ororsi al even share o stock upon "hh
such ssselsnts unpaid or The period o uy days aiief
sr have been such tluu The Directors may ofii
hF that such Due add
anqlf" order of the Board of Dre,tnr. III Oh CRAIG
Dawn G. sgFSEIr Treasurer Lyle Sml President
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Ser<xz--s-N sundays eXccpteol iron. ule po. o
-. IN eve Nev. York A ard 10 o'c.ocs ~,
lsnd-t n ~ - r,-,,,sood FOR New York al 8 NJ
80 b NJ and a. and P. N. Fare eaeh way oey "a
GEMS -, 40
-r-. TO CEDAR GROVE: !, 10 &c SE sD5is
.Aszsz.zssss-. he season.Nr. wn vandySs S ,ssss
pleasure in informing he enas ana 49, tSo.s SesTtf
crotlrf, Known Cedar Grove oS, -, ~ - - 80
80 of S,sien Island. he "a I'm -, -
- - = .-.r,- on h1ii.ings, bsh-house- docNs &c
he whole Involving expense q sesei a. ie r, =,
bsv', tr h Determination from ihe ~
49, Cei Ar Grove ihe most eligible and
agreeable Summer resort to be found 10 NE ''0' VI
- military ard pleasure excursions. balls parties. &c
Cedar Grove viii te found On inspeshon' ~ pes, :,
cites Tor pleasure that uns1rp as ~ -
,brh 49, proprietor need only refer BE Cuohc 70 Snu
vbich Appeared 10 the Newlork sun u ne iS.n sies
sigrei ~ above - gentlemen who 'isieo ~
=. Snr,sr resort arf hch they 'ould on eAalia,a
M he improvements ami Arrangements men
fs surpsss for beauty o. scenery acir io al EJ ,eT
r--eior ana exercise. any summer fesou tley nsu -
be- ,i-i,s fhe favorite Steamer Cinderella Csp, Nan
Name on ina s iol a NJ and ? P NJ Pier No y r Bat
ferv Place ID Do A. NJ and > ? NJ Returning WI, ,se
Cedar Grove AZ Y NJ and ? 7 VI.
xrrv- FOR BULLS FERRY, r ,.1oS5 s9s
r.St 7~--lNsnd Fort Lee landing q han.nol a. 80
thsrzs--=r brtecnih So Fare one ssulng or S SEa
ser lneHy July 3 The ,SSFrT caot Rosers, vii
cave he foot OF Csna-s every day >.ndas Lii
and Il o'clock AM an IN. sS'u -, ~ 49, -
leave fulk litt 10Y N-
~ SI-ND AVS he boat viii leave Canss al ana ~
NJ arc 4 NJ Leave Fort Tee Al NI IL a. 4,
s,ss NJ for the accommodation OF flc-NI 80 v.-cl
go onr,ies boat will leave Fort Lee Al y III,
a.ssv THURSDAY ard Saturday, evenings etskes " "a &c
IN egiine.s a. Fort Lee TO convey passengers 20 a
sacs -.-----
r-- FOR FORT HAhll ToN-tsre
- s-Slt-s--~One shilling each way-Ihe sealu ~
shzs.stsSsrss tFFOLK Capt Hohnnre, VIII run Is 'o'
lows daily sunday excepted; 49,, 10, - u o, a
Lr.vrs Nrw.YoRK-C siherine Market piei, r ~ vi
Is Al 4 : and IN \ VI afo 7 ".
~fNe-Lcave Fur II ,miton al 3 An lls ~ 80
= 80 \. ~ a ~ * - 1900 NJ yl5u
r-~s FOR KENpoRT AND M !,aD'a,i.,n
r-Sl - TOWN POINT, landing Al foi, nS ~ - ~
-s--ss each way-Tle steamers JUN uaann.
s,4 ms 9 COFFEE will leave C1anbers-si per Sals
GS,.,r,vs surlavs AMI Mondays eNccpiel al V0'vSA
~ arf nd 81 O'clock NJ daily SUNDAYS eAceptsul ~. .
will also eave Saturdays Al Ocock, III, y
-n--s THE STEAMBOAT 81 kbh M
eAs---icsn be chartered Tor excursions uSI'rs ny
season The boat lies al the foot ~
Besch-st Nogth River. Apply Al the Office OF -
x 4 q l. SCHUYLER HanoverHst
The above boat IS also for sale All persons are oIulu
Mu , y ~ H.. o1 s.C M ie6
-r-7e NOTICE.-The steamboat NEW.hA
ski IN being on the Ere ght Line on me Ne"
--.-1s-r-1York and Erie Railroad Company 10 rltf
mont nhs w. i for charter during any week day rom
JAM 10 NJ Inquire Of L. GRlFFiNS Agent
iyl9f 100 VI pueu-
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EXCURSIONS.
ron GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

III STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK. Captain
60 xll-.-k t,,Trors will M follows every dzy
1xSs=sssh s4pday. excepted from the Zoo, o. Cert
l.ps h Leave Ne'SY u ara ~ 3eoss = ~
49, 5 n ,s5 Al ard P. NJ Fare each way o1y q
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49, ,PEoPLE,- LIN't..1,ALsnANY OlT

~ ND NTTWI II - 7 = ~ sIdEEI1f
sszs4sss--.sas-, he HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt A 0s
Nan, Tue.s.ys Thursdays, and Sanrdays a. A " s5u
- ~, nj B.rclsys 81 u8kg ne usual landings reesrn,
o. - 800 thr.agh s,eSu,rs. lhe ISAAC NEWTON
Capt Win. n. Pea, Ci.ho. 'eF' - ~ 's-n eAi,
lSinAavs excentedl atb 7. NJ. ,,.-,, ...
al : Nal Line u sieemel- ne sOlth AaEklcA
cam n \ HuIso SANTA CLAUS tap~ ~ r'tof tk,J
=, 49,. p Al nom the Pier rOuh SIDE ~ Bafcsys
Al Of he shove boats connect regularly with ne Ess
c,sI cars bound West East and norm nom Aosny-
St Ieken Al moderate prices, and when required r.
,.'..,ied nv Railroad nom Ah-iy without delay Fs
ne I'M ,p5lv 81 Peoples Line Oa.ce lii Greelwiehs
p = SStlITITL per between Liberty and Cogisrd q,
a. Nm LANE wharf between Barclay and kohaso, o.,
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if pogGHLhElkPs BPS. ri,l LINZ y. y,

Es,s!k-r--iSBA RGEs-The bsrges CLINTON cEt
zs<1<zA~.Witsis, every Monday. EACHANGE,
Cant Rosekrens. every Thursday. POuGHkEEPsh
Cant Holman every Saturday a. O'Clock. NJ ron oo
Mirrsv-s Tor passengers and freight The above Bsg-s
are elegantly furnished with ssterooms and spaogs and
corfTieb cabins ard are expressly fitted up lof NE
for, and convenience Of passengers. Arrive NJ Poahlccp
se IN time for the stages 20 Sharon, Pine Plans 40 sew'
Milford For farther particulars apply on board ~ hays
or 10 Imsl ~ WILLIAMSON VAIL lHN-ss
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Nk---SIlNr-F Albany aud Troy dIeci-fcs
H. Pier al the foot " Cortland st-Perss
these hoss y arrive M Troy IN Time 70 a. ae su.
les ,orains rsins West Buffalo and Nonh 10 Lals
,ss,r,,s srf lhsmplsin The low presscre seszlsa
TROy ce,t Mn Il Frazee. on Monday wellesley nj
E,issv al s o,locs p NJ The new and splendid ssas-
boat EMPIRE, Capt ". " lnpge on taesdsy, TAlp
~hsrre of he Frelgh Agent the Company WI 10 ).
rsspn.is Tor oss For passage, Sc sppiy on board .
81 ; : CHAMBERLAIN. Al the otice on fh-whsf
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TNNTA III D INK ANU NII'IA FLItt II \
Il GOODS No ~ JoLu-sf-The subscribers invite Tie a.
teuuon The public their stock Of India Rubber and
Guiia percha Cous comprising general assortment Of he
articles Manufactured nom lhese substance
Among them
Life Preservers. Ladies Aprons.
Ar Beds ard Pillows. Nursery 4 Hospital sheetu-.
Air Cushions, Bathing Ma,
Goats and C.oaks. Tobacco Pouches,
Storm Gaps, Wafer Pals,
Travelling Bags Door Springs,
Tent Floors, Shoulder Braces.
CroiOn Hose, sl-pelfers.
SHOWER Baths ta0a-e [ lth.
Over Shoes Horse Covers.
Machine B4rding Steam PsraIug.
These articles are an selected from ih- stock q the h7ft
manufacturers n the country Orders cr goods executed
with pfoMpiu1c.
~ Country merchants Invited - anime iheir sock
OF Goodyear Metallic Oger Shoes made b. tie vzIlols
manufacturers and offered M the lowest prices.
Jy27 wv ELLIS IOMPKlNs : co. - John-st-
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DRY GOODS.

upRICAS HANK ET--f00 cases extra super
a rthn-olrd W. frev blankets, Cf al sizes, plain anl
tvi ed for sale hy NFsMiIH co 5, and p fl--.s-.
ELANSEL~-Ij0 bales white snd scarlet ainnes OF
i fereui widths end qlallres- Or SAFE ny
WI NE-MlrH CO 81 and y ue-si
DIEACHED SIIIRTENGS-- cases 81, 70 and
- "a .0v.-nrcel h's-rcred goods, for -a.e tr
iv17 NEsMirH Co 81 ard 81 Plne---
Virginia O>NABURGs-l5 bales 7-s and -
cotton O,nahurgs. for sale ty
iyN NE-hlIt a. Co Jl an1 y fle--
CARPET FILLING bales of white carpe, yam,
I FOR by NEsMlTH A. co. - md z P.le-si. W.
DLRsCHED GOOD@-Comprsng a. exiensve -.
Ds0rimeni Orwell known sly 81, - - g. ioi rs
and 7s and go widths. for sale By
mvq c P HAKRIs. % Exchange-piace
NTRRINO CASSTfIERKs.-5 cases superhne Me-
nuo Cassmeres con pnsng every variety Of color ana
texture Tor salehy HARPlS. IS ENchangepsc NV
DLTE AND WHITE and blue and orange Pnni--
ID new and desirable pafierns fne and medium con-'
for sae by lmvzi G. y. HARRIS. f5 Exehsngepiace
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r. --a.s.asFs..s.y7 KAIIROAD BETWEEN Al.

r. r-.4-f-4eEs.-7tf1 KS IHOAD BETWEEN AL
4 ~ -, BAHG AND BUFFALO Albany and
Schenectady Railroad Co. Depot, Mai.
denane. the principal hotels the steamboat landings
aud the Boston Railroad Ferry
THREE DAILY TRAINS viii leave the Depot for Buf
faO and intermediate pleces-thrOugl IN y hours, VIZ.
All o'clock 4. NJ Sundays excepted.
2o'cOck 2. NJ. Sundays excepted.
O'Clock P. M.
Emiyrast Cars eavea o'clock p NJ Sunday excepted
Cars arrive from Buffalo and the West at o A. NJ Up 81
and ?. NJ
FOR SARATOGA SPRINGS AND THE NORTH
Leave Albany at q A NJ and p. 81 Sundays excepted
Remrnng-leave Saratoga daily al o. and ia o'clock
~ lexcepi sunday5 arnye al Albany al 10 A. ~ and 2
p. M
The trains from the West arrive In time for the morning
and evening OOats for NeTYOrk. Also time for o'clock
and o'clock trains FOR the East
Ics Buffalo aud nisseiif places 70 Bsfston
and Saratoga Springs, may be mad al The once.
Baggage wagons 10 the employ Of the Company viii at
Al tines be 10 attendance 10 convey baggage 20 and from
New-fork steamboats,, snd TO and from Eastern railroad
FKEE.
FagIGHrs.-Fregtt Cars leave FOR Schenectady and the
West. also fOr Saratoga Springs, o'clock p ~ (sun-
days excepted Properly consigned 70 this Company viii
be forwarded promptly free Of ommissOn ard storage
jy22u Z. POSTER, Sec'y Albany ). r. r. Co.
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r. -rsr.ss--s-y1 NEW LINE AT THE REDUCED
a - fare OF 50 cents, between SOmefvillo
aA----------------- and New-Y0rk, via Bound Brook,
New. Brunswick Railway, Ehzabethiown and Newark
over the New-Jersey Railroad On ard GieT Monday, the
9uh July instant passengers will be- carried 10 aud from
soneriIe Bound Brook and NewfOrk, by Railroad, be-
tween New. runswick and NewYork, and by and
splendid Coaches between NewB unsW lex sud sOmerle
Id couluaOus line. Somervile aud NewYork, through
bythree hours
Leave someryiile, At 81 A. NJ and u M
Leave Bound Brook, A. VI and p 2. VI.
Lesve New-Yors 9 A. VI. and a p. VI.
Leave Newark, y A. NJ. aud r VI.
Leave ElzaDefht wn. u A, NJ aud 81 Z NJ
Leave Railway, 10 A. " aud 81 p. NJ
FARE FIFTY CENTS EACH WAY
Between somergule and Ne~-YorS,
Newark.
Eulabehtowu.
Railway
Newark,
EZtbrhiOwn
Railway.
The above line VIII start from Rathbun yandeTbrs HO-
tel someryc calling for passengers al the other Hotels
ard their residences, by leaving their the Hotel
Off s v and from Kines Hotel Bound Brook Ample
acconno stous for all passengers coming from places
West OF S0mervie, aud % and from EasiOn, viii be
furnished. ljy22 lm'I HART MOORE, Proprietor.
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tF The New-York Firemen, Columbian Hose
Company No. % accompanied by Dodworths Cornet
Band. had reception at Rochester ON Tuesday last
s5th the return from their Welt to Niagara Falls and
Buffalo. They were met and welcomed at the Depot
by the Chief and Assistant Engineers OF the Fire De
partment OF Rochester and by Fire Company No @ &C
companied by Barron \ Haoway's Rand. who escort
ed them the Eagle where they were entertained In
the most hos pitahle by the Fire Department
Atterwsrd there were aquatic excursions fireworks Sc
AT midnight Tuesday they left In the for home
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~ r-as.-sssssser7 HOU@ATONIC .r
- Ss5--sSS RAILROAD, aS.sssssssssa1

Ia Sss.s-.ress RAILROAD, 1911
E-----A 1------1@- gor P.tsfeld, North Ad
ans VIII amsOwn, Bennington Rutland, Lebanon springs
&c via he Housaonc Railroad.
susniER ARR,SCEMENr-Commencine Monday, May 3
The Steamer NIAGARA. Capt j. Brooks Jr. viii leave
NsvYOk from the pier foot OF Markets daily, (Sundayf
excepted1 a. 81 O'Clock A. NJ or Bridgeport where passen
gers lake the elegant and c0mmodOus cars on the hOusg
ionic Railroad arriving tie Stale Line the junction win
the Western Rairoadl a. halfpasi NJ In time % take
the cars East West Fare 81 Stages run In connection
WITH Inc cars 10 Lee Lenox Old Stockbrdge Curtisye
Wnsted and Norfolk also, to Li,chheld Sharon, Wood
bury Danbury and Bethel.
LEBANos SpRfNGs-A line is arranged by which passen
re from New YORK reach this place by day light with
more comfort aud expedition than by any other route Fare
through 5. 80
No agent Of this Company Il authorized 10 take charge Of
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers or to receive them
for TRANSFORMATION any conditions Freight received A.
The depot foot " Marketsi from O'Clock A. NJ TO O'CLOCK
P 81 Positively amer that hour.
q. NJ. PERRY, Agent. Ofhco a lhe Pier.
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The BIBLE ~ SICILY.--A considerable number
Of lsymen and some monks In Sicily beginning TO
interest themselves in the distribution Of the Holy
Scriptures The heads of the Government appear dis
posed 10 facilitate the work.
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80 -s.ss1...rs.tsr1 PIONEER AND s.ss-IrS.-TiA
- --ys5s EMPRESS LINE sSssskss x.sS

- -.-ssxssszzsss1 PIONEER AND sSss<-lyISI.Tjl
LA -ss-sss- -.sst- EXPRESS LINE ss1s3Es1[XS
0sS-.a----h- via A l. 70 A ------...-.,-,,,
AND CANAL-PHiLADELPHlA TO PiTTsBuKGh'
Leaves daily a. A. M-rhs IS altogether me pos pea
sHnf mode cf getting 20 the Ohio River, All the danger
and fnsup Of Stage travelling 5 avoided Passengers io
Clcnnsh, Louisville Nashville s.. Louis. Ne"-Otinans
Ic vi, always find steamboats, Of the fret class ri PH
bnreh 20 ca ~ them down the Ohio River At The same ARE
and freanenly less ihan Is charged from Wheeling -.
For sssis sld other inforaanon apply AZ trs oIse' :"
Markets. Philadelphia. NM. GOLDEN "
Philadelphia, May 1913. rropns'o'"
CAUTION!
Travellers are particularly cautioned against puchssns
IN Ne-Y0rk for this line, there Is no person II
ha CITY authorized any business Tor the fOne
"a Ex,r~ss. Cornpanv myi5 n
80 -,...s..srsss-s7P PATERSON IL NEN-YORk
~ - - - RAILROAD LlNE.-SUMMEk Az
shsi--1a--- -RANGEMENrS, 10 commence On The
LAT OF MAY l8i8-Leave Paterson al O'Clock A. N.
A NJ; lf A. NJ and ?. ~ =, 81,
P AZ and . 2. NJ on SUNDAYS.
Leeve Paterson At O'Clock, A. NJ and r NJ
Lowe Neyv-York az o'clock. A NJ and r III. le5
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~ r-v.,ss.s,ssa.r1 NENy-N Okk AND a.
49, 1890 80 ERIE RAILROAD. A.s~Sss2ss,

From Nav l. ls4s, until farther notice
FoR PAssENGERs--Leaye New-York from ne tSi Of
puane-stD al O'Clock, A NJ and o'clock NJ for Per.
mont Blsuveville Ciarksiown, Spring Valley Money,
Ramapo Monroe Works, Tumers Monroe, Oxford Ches
ter, Goshen, New-Hampton, Middletown, Ho~el' ons
vile and Port Jsrvis.
For New.York and intermediate plscss-Leaye Port lsl.
vie at AM and 1t PM Ousyile, a. - " AID =
Pm; MiddetOwn, al 7 AM. and PM Ooshen, y
A "a and I "a PM; Chester al y AM and y Pm
All baggage a. the risk u the owner, unless plI y
charge OF the baggagemasters finy bs 81 pcrsona sf
gage allowed 10 each passenger No freight b. ~
passenger trains
F0R FREiGHr-Lesve New-York al O'Clock, Pm pr
barges Samuel Marsh Henry Suydan, Jr and DaasiIk-
Leave Port Jervis al . AM Ousvle, nj 10 AN hid'
dletown Al n M Goshen at ~ NJ and Chester IA NJ
MILK viii be taken morning ans evening by Hrns pn
Mug expressly for that purpose.
s2o N VI c. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
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HP PULLING. MD
J. WILSON, ". D.
f.. B BRIGGS, MD.
Albany April I, 1871 P. +. ELMENDORF, MD.

IlLAIUN.
Owing the great and immense sac " Dr. Town
sencs pAra- number u v 10 were formerly
Agents. have commenced makrg Sarsapsri4a Extracs
Elixir Buefs Extracs Of yellow DOcz &c. They gene
rally put up 10 the shaped bottles and some Of tlen
have stolen and copied cur adveIsemens tney are only
worthless inifar0ns. and should 5e avoided.
Principal osIc- Is FuLol-sf Sun Building, y y
mvi NWGFr
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T'nE NATI0NAL wAsHINGrON M0NU


L MENT SOCIETY chartered hy Congress Tor Tie fur-
pose Of erecting the Seal Of Government, n The city
founded by Washington. and Territory common 10 DE
whole Union. Monument purely nai0.a iu iis character
have la The cornerstone and Intend proceeding NJ once
with the erection The esuu a.ed cosi about soOou' Of
which about S80o is hand consisting In par Of
So 900 which collected IN subscriptions OF y about ten
years since lS2OOO Of which collected by EbeneZcr
Buru the sgeut Tor the Saie of New oIal wtl he
mulaed Interest and in par Of collections usde by agens
recently appointed under t- direction oi Hon Elisha WIZ
tcscy General Collectors now being appointed
IN III parts Of hs country, aud the returns which made
give every encour cement Oh the belief thai the American
people WI. cordially respond 20 o. cal ior Object IN no
way sectional and appealing 10 every sentiment OF prde
and patriotism. Commiee Of gentlemen IN New YORK
and Brook yn, having been requested % aid The Society ID
is collections have selected joan A. Underwood. Esq.
their Agent He has given bonds approved by he Com
miee, thu Treasurer ash1g0n for payments % n
II al amounts collected His office Is a. No. = Merchants
Exchange. Hanoverst where The Address II the COMMITTEES
may be obtained and the best assurances received III tie
funds vii De expended 10 the proposed. with dus
gard prudence and economy Every subscriber Of 81
more j. furnished with design Of the Monument La
OF ASKING both and required % wrte us
IN book 20 be hereafter deposited IN he Monument
n. b The NIfi0HI Monument rllst Dot be coltunded
with the proposei CRY erection IN Newiork, with which
II is DOT intended 10 conflict iy- ~