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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07


IL TIE walks in the Park are very dirty. They
should be carefully swept every day also should the
sidewalks round the Park Large heaps Of sand lie in
in the Park in the neighborhood ofthe Founainwhose
business is ii to remove III
~ The dust encountered b. travellers on Rail
roads in parts Of the country is quite as annoying
while travelling in stage coaches. We learn that the
Camden and Amboy Road have commenced gr0retug
their entire road It s likely the Jersey rosd will folio"
the example. The plan is better than 70 sprinkle the
road.
SEVERE AccIDEST.-A young man named Henry
Roome, vino Is employed in J. B Devoe's Steam power
Press roorns lO7 Futonst on Thursdsy afternoon last
had his foot caught in the machinery Of the press wie
in operation and crushed and msngled it in the most
shocking rnanner-the msss Of iron actually plo"ing
entirely across the foot tearing asunder the nesn
muscles and veins, and literally grinding 10 pieces
/ nearly every bone in the foot. DR. Homer Bost"iek
was cal ed In who st once operated upon the foot and
II IL 10 be hoped through his weestsbished skil ID
the science Of Surgery that the OF the foot may be
preserved.
Y Tbornass Salt Water b Baths, both for ladies'
and gentlemen are in the most perfect order and are
the greatest Injuries recommend at this season
of the year.
Ferry TO JERSEY CIIY-Edit0rs Of me I'M
aa, WHY il that ferry cannot be established be-
tween Jersey CITY and somewhere in the vicinity oil me
foot If Csnal.st, II il somewhat remarkable that
while BROOKLYN WILLIAMSBURG and Hoboken are con
necied with this City by boats running 10 three or four
different points on this side Jersey City is connected
only by one Our citizens living IN the upper part OF
The Civ are waking up 10 this matter and are deter
mined that communication staH be opened between
that place and come point farther uptown. II would
be good Investment, and be great convenience 70
our citizens UPTOWN.
FRE.-Last night about - o clock, the house 3
Nassau.st was discovered to be ON hre-the alarm
given and every Tesorted TO- for the purpose
Of subdung the flames At the time the fire was raging
man named William Spear was seen coming out OF
the house with lot of clothing in bis possession. On
being arrested he acknowledged having set fire to the
house Little damage done.
BURGLART.--Some daring rogues entered on
Yesterday afternoon the premises OF VIM. B. Juland,
corner Of Beecker-st and Amitypace, but account
of the family being absent the amount Of loss could
not be sscertsined.
PoLICE.--A sailor named Thomas Bennan was
arrested yesterday charge os stealing S259 from
the Captain of the vessel in which he engaged
SOS OF the stolen property FOUND in his posses
sion. A woman named Julia Hawker was locked up
Yesterday 10 answer charge OF stealing coat and
jewelry 10 the amount of $50.
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PennsyIvania-Hon. James Cooper-Appoinf-
meufs by the Governor.

HARhfsBrbo AuRust Z, Isf-.
A letter from James Cooper received here this
evening &C eepts the appointment Of Attorney General
OF state He will be here early next week his health
IL not good 1t Is supposed that he will decline the
nomination for Governor His friends generally will
unite on Andrew Stewart
A. L Russell of Bedford Is appointed Deputy secre-
tsry of the State Colin McCurdy Of the PeHasyirGHid
Iatei9sncr win be appointed the fret Clerk Of the
secretarys Office. Calvin Blythe the old political friend
Of the Governor is fsvorsbly considered by him for
the appointment OF Harbor master OF Philadelphia in
place Of General Roumfort. Il IL worth about 5000
yearly iPh.a. Ledger.
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NJ RINE URN A L
Porn OF SEw-YoRK. AuGrsr $

AhtlvtD-sis,rnhp Heruana Crbir-e n Bremen via .olth
yaH - Nth rnte and ia qsssnrcrs Ocean Steam Nav
lh- n snchorcd - BOOK iss; GIT O'Clock
hacAea- I'D pas-sns-r..
- slsny osser = d. I'm Hi,rs. mise S pas,-n-
- se-l Hubbard, ia Liverpool srth Juue % Cl-sr.
u.--,, eaS-fs el-c on lie passage of dy .>ui-y.
hsn--is n ra1r-kS - q I'm Trieste order
psssrrgers % ori-r. 49, ~ 49, - -
ss's esrs An0n', Costa s. a. IN Palermo fruit g. to Cham
b<k Loaea IS @ Wsr--n jordan I'm Lsghor- SRI Nav al
0ssfl len jane marie &C. &c Draper p-Tha Jsy 81 =, q
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PUBLIC HOUSES AT NANTUCKET.

TIE OCEAN HOUSE, KEPT nv 2. .. PARKER.
TIE ATLANTIC HOUSE, At sIAscONsEr BY a. 5. CROKER
80 THE OCEAN HOUSE. having been greatly enlarged
III and otherwise improved, with good accommodation
- for seabahing, II now, IN comfort and convenience
Inferior 20 no public house IN NewEnglgnd
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this season a 81
cOnse j. large. and cOmmodous, and cannot fail L
be pleasant such desire pure fresh air, magnh
cent ocean scenery and enc fishing.
The fine Massachusetts Capt Lot Phinney makes
four ps week during the Summer months between Nan
ucket and New Bedford, a. follows
Leaves Nantucket on Monday and Saturday at AN. and
Tuesday and Thursday a. % AN
Leaves New Bedford Monday and Saturday al p NJ
and on "wednesday and Friday At p AN.
The tune occupied IN making the passages between Nan
mcket and New-Bedford, including he landings at Holmes
Hole and Woods Hole, l. only about a hours.
These passages delightfully."- pleasant IN SUMNER the
passengers being IN sight OF land the whole distance
Nantucket. June b. l8i3 lyl 2awfw
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he expenditure. during he same PERIOD were
Law Courts.

COURr or COMMON PLEAS.-ln Chs m ere Be
orr ludsc Vshoeh-r Hasea Cerys-M NcSuy. the young
charged With oey grand lvceuy. and enosIienent
on rts 90 Nssrs We. a. and he went o. VII he
cocc Msanls brought have The Smount Of
BAL designated reduced The Application rste tera-d
colorec boy NAMED William Syke. formerly VIII Dr.
nSr Bustsay hu left and shipped board The Culer
land month. orou,h mp Application o. h mother
snf bis discharge demanded The ground minority The tcha
opposed ty The l. DIST AoTncy H- discharged There
also CHER applications oiihe ssre had,
Mar, Donoef made application AM otnei WIT requiring the
oc~r command Coernor Island produce the her
husband John D.heT whom she alleges have enlisted vAe
Of
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BOOK TRADE.
VIM sInoNps 3 co.

y GEO W. ADRIANCE. III Bowery, have Just issued
No Of the National Pictorial Library, Miscellany or NE
sel and Entertaining IN the Ara Science and Literature
Illustrated with cravings. Tor sale a. Burgess. s
ers Co Dewitt 4 Davenport. Gilbert Co, Long Co
BerfOrd Co and all the periodical depot. IN New OK
Price = per annu or Isl cts per copy The trade sup
piled az above Respectable canvassers wanted Apply al
Ia Rorerv Isu7 ltos+l GEO. W. ADRiANCE
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iTHE NATIONAL WASHINGTON SONU

II MINT SOCIETY chartered bN congress TOT me piI-
pose of erecting At the Seat OF Government IN the city
founded by Washington, and territory common TO the
whole Uni1n Monument purely national IN Us character,
have laid the cornersOne and intend proceeding al once
b the erection The estimated about siOoO1 Of
which about $4,000 j. hand Consisting In part OF
$1,000 Which collected IN subscriptions Of s. about ten
wears since S2G00 OF which collected ~ Ebenezer
Burn the agent for the Slate Of New York; with The accu-
muasd interest and part OF collections made by sgens
recently appointed under the direction Of Hon Elisha bit
tessy General Agent Collections are no" being appointed
10 ali paris Of lie country, and the returns when are made
give every encOurs cement 10 the belief that the American
people win cordially respond TO his call FOR an object In no
sectional. and appealing 20 every sentiment or pfde
and patriotism. A Committee OF geutiemeu IN New-l Or K
and Brooklyn, having been requested 70 aid the Society IN
collections have selected Jlhn 4. Underwood Esq as
their Agent He has given bonds. approved by the Com
uee 10 the Treasurer Washington, for payments % him
81 all amounts collected His Office Is at No y Mcrchanis
Exchange HsnOversi where the Address u the Committee
NAV BE- obtained snd the best assurances received ls he
FUNDS VIII he expended In IA way proposed, with due re-
gard prudence and economy Every subscriber Of 81 or
more j. furnished with design OF the Monument ike
ness Of Washing both and e required 10 write bis
name In book 10 be hereafter deposited IN the Monument
N 3 Th- Nffional Monument must not be COMPOUNDED
with the proposed CRY erection In Newfork, with which
4 Is not intended 70 conflict lyZl ~
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CAMP MEETINGS.
THE ZION SONGSTER.

A COLLECTION OF HYMNS and Spiritual Songs, gen
ersv suns 81 Camp and Prayer Meetings and IN revi'
walls Of Religion New edition; bound IN red and blue EN-
bossed leather Price Sl per copy. For sale II The
Methodist Bookstore In Mulbersi and al their Branch IN
Nas.sn.t New-York. The usual discount To those who
nnrcbas. 10 seu agnfu iel7 3weod&itW
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SALE or MOST VALUABLE
| Fi-RNACF PROPERTY. near Baltimore Maryland.

I 7
The undersigned viii se by suction. on The premises on
The OH day September next, ~ u o'clock, noon the Pa
Xeni furnaces Ore Banks aud lands adjacent TIE fur
naces are fwOH feet HIGH with feet bo-cles and have
made and can easily make $3.50 tons OF pig metal per
anuum.
The blast and other poweri driven By the waters Of The
Lule Peiuxcn fine bold stream with eleven il) feet Of
head aud fall
The snds TO be sold with the furnace GO acres the
greater part fine arabic land, from part OF which viii be
gathered about $500 bushels Of and there j. already
cut and housed 30 tons Oi fne hay.
The belonging he furnace has produced an annnal
prof. Of 5000 for pas-suppyng the negnhorhoOd
well the hands The ueighborhood i well settled and
labor easily procured.
Large oun Of wood IN the vicinity Of he railroad
be obaned very low prices for cOaing standing wood
The ore banks are nch and shundani and contain ore
from which made the very best quality o. Baltimore iron
All The requisite houses for operatives. manager &c are
upon this property and they with the fencing In excel
lent order branch ofthe Baltimore ard Washington Rail
road rms 20 the furnace
To any one desirous OF following The making Of iron this
s most desirable property.
viii also sell. umedste aer, al he personal prop
erty connected with the furnaces wit wagons carts 80
mules, horses and sXen farming utensils, carpenters and
smiths tools store goods. lumber. cOal-beskets &C.
am authorized 70 sell this property al private sale and
shall glsd receive oder any lime before ne day OF
sale
Terms OF sale for he land onequarer in cash. residue in
equal nsisleuls - ~ snd "a months, with interest
snnusy For the greater part Of The purchase money,
longer credit fdesirec, viii be given Security required
for the credit payments.
For the personal properly. Al under sl00 cash
s00 half cash and half month";. 10 be secured by notes with
seuiy plan Of the property can be seen Al my Office
aus g. JOHN GLENN.
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,AY,s CANCHALAGUA+

GAYS CA>CHALAGUA.-T invaluable and
Nunque California Medical Plant. as ia merits deye-
lOped. . rapidly superseding every medicine simple
Of exciting the healthy action Of the stomach and pre-
serving In fever pulmonary comps ints and al
diseases which may be traced 10 cOns patton Of the bowels
impury Of the blood is superior efficacy q commenting
Il general attention The proprietor, with view 10 sub
ect he same % he greatest scrutiny, viii be grahed IN
making known 10 physicians and invaids who may be
pleased 10 call al the Depot. % BROADWAY. most
remarkable cures effected and In progress IN Iis city.
iylf In
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DRITANNIA WARE.-LUCIUS HART late
I'D B0arcmsn Hart manufacturer and importer OF
Britannia bouseE eeping ardc'cs, Buring Zip, tfers
fr sale. wholesale and retail at the lowest prices Britannia
u-rs coffee pots sri teaseis
Table and Tea spoons Of superior quality.
Csso : with cut mould and pressed bottles
Mant-i and chamber amps aud canuesiiCks
Pitchers mugs Iumble's and molssses cups.
Buisluia plates and cups fer children.
spifoOns Tor yarlOfs, Offices and hotels
B-ck IN, coffee gru.. tIrse % and dish c)vers
Britannia cake baskets new artlcls.
Tankards. gobeS AID plates for c1mmUniou service
Reed and Bgn0n's I aun,on Britannia goods.
Dixon Sons celebrated Slei-ii Britannia ware AMI 81
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INDIA RUBBER AND GUrTA PERCHA

INDIA RUBBER AND GITTA PER(HA
L GOODS. No ~ JOhn-stThe subscribers invite the at
enuOn O the public 10 lher OF India Rubber and
Guua Percha Goods comprising general assortment Of no
srices manufactured from these snbsiance---
Among them
Life Pr-scrvers. Ladies Aprons.
Air Beds ard Pillows. Nursery Hospital sheein7.
Air Cu.hiOHs Bathing Mat,
Costs and Coaks Tobacco Pouches.
Storm Caps. Water Pals,
Travelling Bags, Door Springs.
Tent Floors. Shoulder Braces,
Croson Hose suspenders,
Shower Baths, arriage Goth.
over shoes Horse Covers.
Machine Banding, Steam Packing.
These articles al selected from The stock Of the best
manufacturer. in the country Orders for goods executed
with prompimde
~ Country merchants invited examine heir
Of Goodyear Meialic Over Shoes made By The various
manufacturers snd offered a. the lowest prices
WI w ELLIS. TOMPkINs CO. ~ JOhn-sl
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TO TAILORs.-A first rate chance i now offered for
tailor having small capital 10 purchase the stock aud
tNures " tailoring establishment which has been doing
good business for over IS years Ia OF the healthy
and peaiani located villages 10 be found the banks Of
Hudson The purchaser vii also have the privilege Of pur-
chasing the dwelling connected with Il. which Of the
pleasantly located IN the village. Possession given
Immediately desired. For farther particulars apply 70
DR.. J. Young l96 fiud-on-st. y. \. city. anf j.
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Two FLAGGRRs.-

VNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are solicited for aag
ging with good stersls end 10 the most substantial
manner the O0twaks in the yard Of Ward ScnOo No Id
siiusied IN Foruethsf- The Eighthavenue Said lob
must be completed BY the h inst Proposals in wlinR
must be presented By 10 o'clock " Tuesday morning s
inst to WILSON @. HUNT, % wulian-st where The plan
may be seen. aus Il
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CORPOR ATION NOTICES

DTBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. W. Nassau street,
Notice hereby b. the es-- and IT Ain 81 HANS
ANDERSON THIDEWANN native Of Drnmar, late ~ he cry
Nefors. deceased and ah1 alleged 10 have died
t-ie the DE-. said hands OF the Pubic
Administrator VIII b. admin md disposed b BIN arconing
ise rs lawful admin
the decrse The ,5h las ofAugust Dated
YORK. July -, 1876. JAMES :. rHAYfR,
Bl4lawfw Pualc Almnstnstor.
DuBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, 80 Nassau street.
Notice hereby he relatives ami Of Kin Of MGR AfT
CAIRNS native OF hsnorer late OF the City OF New YORK k
ns deceased and who ale m o have ded niesfar that he
elects Of e said the bands Of the Public Administrator
s be- administered disposed b him according aT unless
the b. claimed by lawful administrator o the
d@c~ae, tie 18th day August nerDsed New YORK, july
o. 1919 iva lswtRl JAMES : THAiER Public Administrator
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No ! Ns-.aa. street
Notice hereby h- relatives and Of lin MARS
MATTIsON alas NiELs MATZEN, native II Denm,h OF
Cy of Ne York. deceased AMI who alleged died
ihat shall sppy me Surrogate Of the County OF Sew
f1s. Dr letters oi administration tie 90 The sad
the pot ds Of Argus, net O'Clock the
Dated NeT York. July o.. isss
Bsn zawaw JAMES THAYER. Public Adr1ini.fra,or.
tbUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No Nas.au street
Notice hereby he relative, and next Of kn q JACOB
BERG Of tie Dachy Of Nassau late ofh City Of SsYor
or decea.ed and who alleged 70 have died ntssate that shall
apply the suryaie Of The County New fo 0r rs Of Ad
rpon the o ts @ interstate the 28 DAY Of
0cocS The ors1oonDiei New fod july
81 sis W. 2sslwl jaws IHAYER. Pnhlr Almn.rsior
IN FASHIONABLE HATS-Jua finished, the
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. ~ .MORNING LINE AT g. O'CLOCK

= sIE AHUhNINts LIVE Al y y C IlUOis
S-esa3ssf---5SFOR ALBANY and Intermediate Landings
Passage 81. Breakfast and dinner on board
The boat The and splendid steamer COSkiDENcE
Capt A. Peck will leave the steamboat pier foot OF ROD
inson-st Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays eof oc.ock
81 Returning, leaves Albany Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday al O'clock NJ All persons are FORBID trusting
sny ors 90 account Of the above boat her For
passage freight apply % board or the once on ne
wharf 40
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuance section 80 article
" title chapter part OF the Revised Statutes 90 the Ced
nr. MARTIN DUCHMANN deceased late Of the City Of New
York brewer NICHOLAS ArBRAY dee,se late Of the CITY n
York wha-bone workers and DAVID c. BROWN, decea-ed
l8eof.ai CIV present their claim, with the vouchers
thereof subscriber ihs Office street, the Cry
before day OF nex'New ior
lelaIansnI IAMEs IHAfFR Pnhlc Ainnn'r
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Il tending 20 q our through some Of the Western
Sises such ssoun Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and pan
Of Ohio. would wish accept OF some agency or the nitro
ucOn Of something through which The better 20
socaie with business Is pass through thereby rem
derng my Journey the more servceahe suitable reference
can be gwen Those who would wish 10 engage nv
vices would obhge me by sending note through he Pos,
Once previous 70 Monday evening, stating parucllars
aus n JOHN MORRIS.
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re- AZ Boston. Thursday night Thomas Fitz.
patrick. was stabbed IN the bowels by James Cain
keeper Of shop in Annst. Cain was taken 10 jail
Mr. r. is severely but not dangerously wounded
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THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Isle ROYAL and
Ohio Mining Co. will take notice that assessment OF
81 share has been made payable the Secretary on
the lst September nexi-Cleyelsnd, July Is. 1919
sal Nv JOHN ERWIN, see'y.
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ADyRRTisRMENT.

ADvERTISRNE\T.-Mr R----d D--l Of
AS. near C. - "a Al last hereby pub
hey invited pay what Is due 70 me for my services
a. h Secretary and Teacher according 10 our contract OF
issS Of which si have copy, duly certified by The
American Legation a, Berlin. II this advertisement u no
satisfactorily answered, another complete one sa
reinrd him honestly seue his accounts with me- which
ne ought 20 have done four OF honor
WILLIAM bE>Chkt, Translator and Teacher Of The
German French and English Languxges - Duapes near
Broadway, n Y. isntNI Nsw-York. july IS 1913
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nR. POWELL, OCULIST, AURisT kc- attend.
Dday 70 diseases Of the Eve and Ear Il hs surgery ~
Broadway y Wsrrenst Just published ne sec
ond eihon OF DR. PoTeifs Treause the Rye, prce :
cents which can be had a. us Office; also as premium self
Gently iroort-d iva 2Eneod'
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MEDICINES.
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY

FOR DIARRHEA. SUMNER COMPLAINT OF
CHLDRES DYsESTERY AND CHOLERA MOREUs.
nR BILLINGSS CARMINATIYE AND ASTRlN-
~ GENT SYRUP. in he above diseases always Afford
ing relief has reputation esiab shed before the
public a. medicine Of unnvaled excel In the treat
neni O for mich IL IS Intended It's il
without parallel H. afiiy j. daily increasing Thou
sands bear willing testimony 10 ts virtues and express their
granulde for the relief which u mas afforded hem
The Press and the FacIFy Jarsts. Lawyers Statesmen.
Dvines and Of INTEL grnce IN every profession
unite 10 his The public respectfully invited exam.
inc the certificates Of eminent physicians, surgeons in the
L Army. and others. VINO have used his article Pamphlets
70 b. had gramitonsy 81 our stores.
Fro seymour Haley surgeon L. s Army. md Dr. Thomas
J. HlrFer, u ' rssburg.
t. certify that three years have r.
ql--J ue Dr. Blngs', .yrp choer nfinum, The
compliant Of clr-n Knd chrome srres grown persons
tni Children ani have % hestsf0n recommending grrpsra-
ton Of Tho Jest rr-dss - t-esses have s-d
SEYMOUR HALsEY, " D.
rorrborlfs Dr. Halsey = cerifca,s above gwen.
THOs j. HARPER, Il D.
Sold by A. 3. l. D SANDS cor. William and Fulton SITS.
and CHAS. II. RING, JOirnst and Broadway. Price
: per bottle. au2 Inn
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TO LET.

- TO LET-A room and bedroom, 10 q gentleman s,d
IL bis wife or 10 single gentlemen for lodging room.
very Pleasantly siinsisd fos terms inquire a. 81
Greenwich-si near Fe.ry.x 40 D..
- HOUSE WANTED.-wani ed. early In the Fal
Il moderu-hgit two story house, IN The upper pan of
- the city near Broadway. Rect not 20 exceed 500
VIII be hired or leased. Address 4. At this Offee
Builders willing 10 put house of The lind may bear II
= good tenant by addressing The ssnc sn2 iV.
o. ROOMS WANTED-Wnhin hair mile Of no
u City Hall eher with wifhOrt board land unfrnish-
- ed for young gentleman and bis n0ther-wlh neu
and respectable family and where there children
smoking IN the house References exchanged. Address
PHILEMON al ths oHce. tyI7 2fis.osf
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EXCURSIONS.
FOR GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

FOR GREENWOOD CEMETERY.
.U'~~ THE STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK. Csplsa
land.st " R.: Leave New York At and 10 O'Clock NJ
also p. NJ Leave Greenwood for NewYork 81 "A AM
and 70 NJ. and Al and7 P Fare each way orly u
cents jyl3
IT. FOR BULL'S FERRY, Tilhetuden,
and Fou Lee, landing At Hammond end
Thirteenth sta. Fare, one shilling On ana
Captain scoti, and ROBERT ANNETT Cant Rogers Nd
leave the foot u Cenast every day Sundays excepted
leave Fort Lee every day Sundays escepte at u and u
on SUNDAYS the boat will leave canslst al g. 10 ard u
AM 2 and p Pm. Leave Fort Ice At 9t and II AN !,
and PM For the accommodation Of Picnic and ether
social parties, boat vii leave For Lee al pm eyesy
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings. Stages Will be
In readiness al Fort Lee 20 convey passengers 70 Hackr
sscS. jyle I'm
xTs~ FOR sHREWsBURY, LONG
I P6fST Rr DGanS AN No ssroSTows
hASDINo The siesmboa. EDWIN LEWIS, csP.ain
Haynes VA run as $50 follows from foot Of Bsrelaya
TUESDAY, August i,%s AN Tqe;d.y, aus". Lat ss
Wednesday,. 2 Wednesday z, l0A.M
Thursday 3 A" Thursiay, " 2, II
Friday, T. - Friday, 4, II
s ssi",ssS ;. 3 3 >. sss ,1@ssy " rp
Stages will be 10 readiness he arrival Of tho hosi to
convey pa.senger. 70 al psrs Of The country sul In
.s.Sasz;sz= TowN POINT. landing Al FOR H,@I ss
etcH Why.--Ine seeIlrfs JOnN 1hnb
and JOS. T. COFFEE will leave Chambers-s pier daily
Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays exeep,e Al oclocb
boat will also leave Saturday,. ats O'Clock, NJ yio sn'
r. -szs..tsszzaYl NOTICE.-A CAMP MEETING
Ai<5 TfsS<ssSs<ss will be held Of Farmingdse, L. l. 10
commence August :, and close he
18th Arrangements have been made With The Railroad 70
take passengers and from said meeting Fare 8. e.ch
way Cars leave Brooklyn at and ~ A. ~ and fP. NJ.
FaImin 2dsle and ia ". and p 81 ana 81
IT. LAKE ONTARIO-The Steamer AID.
izSsafs.c:iSMIRAL viii leave Oswego for Toronto SD
Hamilton direct, every Wednesday ard sss
urday snernoon, at o'clock, arrival Of Packet Boso
Tine from Oswego to TORONTO, from IL 10 Is hours.
Toronto, Nav l5, 1873. fnyi9 3meods