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To LET.

r. TO LET-A room and bedroom, 10 gentleman and
e; his wife or 20 single gentlemen for lodging rooms.
= very elflr-Ir si.llf-a suf terms Aquifr Ar 20
GreeDFicl-si rear Nes,Fy-s- az. ~
e. TOILET Or FOR sALE-rhe new alree-
~ story houses $50 and 81 Tenth-st nrsr TompSns-
So square. They arr har is0mey furnished. and srr
ready Tor immeiNe occupancy Rent unil ~ NAY 80"
Apply % sul III HOGAN. 81 Beesm.1-si
q. WANTED-A gooi .ares-.t0ry house In The lpPer
81 paft u Tie civ. handsomey furnished The house i
A wanted about the lsi o November 20 he si u
Nay. For farther particulars 40 Apply %
ans w ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Anctr7 brosd-st
- LET-The second ana bird aoors Of stores
and Cifst The buildings are comfortable. and I'm.
for storage If desired the los co-necuon on Johnst
vii be leased. making front 81 N feet Cifst AMI II
fee, Joha-si For fsI Der particulars, &C. apply 10
az - Al. bLEEchER Aaeto-eef, Broed,st
- HOUSE WANT.D.-wanted. cary IN The Fall
uaodernbrf TWO story house. IN the upper part OF
- the city. Broadway. Ret DOT TO exceed 500
VII be hired leased Address + \. q. a. his ONE
Builders willing 70 put Up house OF lie hind may bear Of
good tenant BY addressing ne sane sa- w
- ROOMS WANTED-Whhin hsf mile OF The
- City Hail e.iher with Or without GARD lanc grlrnis
- eo, for ygung gentleman and bis tiotner-'Sa neai
and respectable family, and " here there are no children nor
smoking the house References exchanged. Address
" PHILEMON" Al this ohce. WI -lsko.i
r. WANTED Either IN Brooklyn. commanding, Il
U.H no-. hia view u The Bay-Or IN Newly Ork. west
- of Broadway from Fourth 10 Twenfv-thirtst good
rOumod txostory house, with basement, lrns ed or
uuluislethe former preferred The rent 90 BE n9defae
letter or personally. JAS shlEEDs, % solihst aus 81
- TO LET-A nea, and partly furnished ihreessiory
.. cottage dwelling IN good order and pfoFeeu WIN
- Croiou aier. pleasantly and conveniently slael IN
the upper Part N the city. can De o'ied on rearoans
terms By siaall respectable family. with nom he pre-
u occipauts consisting of a gentleman. wife, and cld
wears od. would board Apply a. - Chnnoefsst nuIl
Office seclnd-siory. AZ, -o
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n PURSUANCE order Oh. surc-af- % hr Count. ID
fNrE fQ. noi. hereby gwen ~ ~ p-rs01s having c.rs
ssnt ELEKIEt WILLIAM .s Of The cry 81 Yors D.
ces--t present ne Foucl- th-rfto fs suerar AZ
d. on No 81 White street he Cry Of NeF Yo t-fr-
t- tenth 3ay oi January -=ztD.f- d.y u Jay
l-f- ly7 laEtml SAMUEL + WILLIAMS Ereeut1r
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MEDICINES.


- Man BY TEE NAME or ANDREWS one ofthe
former PfoarrfOrs OF McAsies Olimen, and some her
men ,-i-r The name Of snlman. Thomson 4 CO have
employed ty tte name Of JsrOh T.wnsene o. use -
10 rui up sarsararIa. which they ell Old Dr..
Towuserl's Ssraap-rfs a. &c and wlsh 90 sell . a. hs
genuine and or ir Or Towu-erl's Ssrssparila. THIS
Townssud hss been employed 30 bedding Books 0r nun
Der u years before DE- -u. his sllol TIE pubic are
csu1Cre rot % Del deceived and purchase noL hey h
ne Fee bur such are qli lp i1 sfild See ale
wIapperg and signed ty S. ? TOWNSEND. Principal
fJ4.~a - T.r~-f
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,Y.YnRh. AIRANY q rnoY

.s-s-st III NJ For Albany snd Troy dreCi-Ar~
~@'"~ Pier a. he foot n CrItislds p ersors
taking these bosis Wi arrive u Troy u TINE 20 et1 ne go
Csl morning Trims West 90 Buffalo end Nuiih % L.ke.
Georre and Chsrrniein. Tho fusg prusslfs stesuaos
TROY. Capt Nm. n. Ffszas, Monday, W trcsiav sr-
Fdday ~ O'Clock ? ~ Too new ent zpientt sssir
hasi EMPIRE, Capt " ~ ruppsi. ON Tuesday fha's
day and Saturday Il ociock fftrm muS be ~ e
charge ~ IN. Freight Accent the Company VII 90 b,
Responsible fnr lots for rasfsre Sc a0tig on hoard or
a.. SIS CIANBEKLAih. A. tbs oicc onils whafi
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Schenectady RaIosd Co Depot, Ma
deaane near the principal holes the siesmbosi landings
and the boston Railroad Ferry
THREE DAILY TRAINS VIII edye the Depot for Ruf
fso and intermediate places-thfough IN p houfs. VIZ
At7l O'Clock A N Sundays excepted
2o'cock P N Sundays excepted
O'Clock Y NJ
EmigTsni Cas- leave al 2 clock NJ (sundey sxcsp.sJ
Cas- arrive from Buffalo and the West a. A NJ Up
and 2 NJ
FOR SARATOGA SPRINGS AND The NORTH
Leave Albany al q and P "A Sundays eXceplet
Returning -isaye Saratoga daily ~ % and ~ oclocf;
n le1csp, sundsgJ arnye 81 Albany Al 10 A NJ snd.
2 NJ
The trains from The Wet arrive tune Tor tts monins
and evening boats for Newfok Also In tns fer oeiocf
and O'Clock trains fof The East
Tickets " Buffalo and Intermediate places also % ealsc1
ard Saratoga springs, may be had at the ofhce
Baggage wagons IN the employ Of the ComUany, Wis
s times be IN attendance 10 convey baggage 70 and not
NewYofs steamboats,, and 10 and from Eastern hsI'sa'
FsEE
FsEiGHrsFeight CsIs leave for Schenectady AM tns
West slso for Saratoga Syringe al O'clock r. N tSul
days e2ceptedJ Property consigned 70 this Company VI"
be forwarded promptly free Of commission and storage
ty2 FOSTER Sec'y Albany ) T. X 70
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ARrNE JoURNA AL.

D. tf C,raereia a. sc f.o~ Bra-or 81 fgo Mr humsn
= Pnlrs ~. Granger Children Ms.rs Prince pasef
g. AMI q NersHn
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TYPE FOR SALE.

\ rDn LBS. MINlOS TNfE ,ha ssR- ~ iaisi7 used
u ,OOuCl this paper. a. ~ cents per %
700 lbs AEsie the ~ sfeY used 1 advertising
columns. 81 2, cents per %.
TERMS CASH.-lt may b. purchased In quantities 70
suit applceuis- GREELEY 4 NckLHATh
mviS W6SWn
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l.
kys, ROAD The extension Of this Railroad
from MorristOwn 10 Dover, passing
through The village Of Denyilc and Rockawsy, viii be
opened for the transportation Of passengers on Tuesday
August
The passenger trains and after that date will run be-
tween Newark and Dover as follows.
Leave NYork for Dover intndiate places N ~ r NJ
Newark BAN "a r NJ
Dover for Newark and New-York AM&llPM
MOrnstown Jam 81 a PM
81 Morsown the N. sin Of cars from New York con
nects with stages for schooieys Mountain, Washington,
BelWdere, and EasfOn, daily
At Dover the ". tran with stages 10 Succs
sunny, Newton Milford, and Owego. Mondays, Wednes
days aud Fdays and with Johnsonburgh Columbia Blsrs
town SIOudsburg and Delaware Wafer Gap Tuesda ~
Thursdays, and Saturdays each line returning alternate
days
FOR S'snhopes stage leaves the arrival of the NJ aud
z N. trains a. Dover.
For Baskenndge stage leaves the arrival u the 81
train ~ Morstown
AL packages bundles must be entered the wsybill
the Company viii not hold themselves responsible
Freight viii be forH urted Immediately Nofdsi0Nn end
Dover from Albany Besin by Stephens COndlt Coxs line
Of sloOps 10 Newark, tom the transportation Once u
the RI. aud Trans Co foot Of Lbery.st and Il de-
sired viii be called for any part the city by application
sad Office liyz5l IRA DODD Supt
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,SSssrxJSASD NIGHT STEAMERS. = Day s.es--v.
% ssss ss>s>rihs HENDRIX HUDSON, Cspt A &C..
aaln ruesisys, Thursdays, snd Saturdays - A N nov
The foci OF Barrels mailing the usua !slirss, f-rruns
on tho opposite days - -
SIX O'Clock through siesmsr- The ISAAC NhWroH.
Capt Vim. n. Peek. OREGON. CAPT A. ? 81 Join, d.,f.
Sundays eNceriedA ate 7 ~
O. ; Mal Line ~ steamers. inc SOUTH AMERICA.
Capt T. \. Hu.se. SANTA CLAUS, Capt Enel40r, dad,
a O'Clock 7. NJ from ne Pier north SIDE ~ barcays
All OF he above h0sis connect rccu'arlY slh ne Raj
road Cars ho.nd West, fss' srd North tom Ai5sry
Freigh, taken moderate prices and when required ~,
warlcd BY Rsl-oad fom Ab.ry vih0li jolsy ~
freight apply NJ People Line O e. 100 0feenWi rhsf -
I. SCHULTZ, pier between Liberty anf Cod and so
or b VIM. LANE wharf beiwe Barclay and Robinson 20
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-, rn CEnAK GRnYE, no CEDAR

s.'I.I-.sv dKuNk. -Oeilf uIoys %. 70 ~ F-9.
&sa1ra1-s=11<i for he ssesol-Hr WIN. Nandyke tskes
rlesrlre IN inforniuE bis friends sni e citizens u New
YORK That BE- has leased 0T ~ years hose beA1ufl
grounds krowu Ceis Grove iocstei OF ne so1lsry
ie of staten lssni near the GA FIN Tree /" and has
been actively engaced curing Ire SFung II ne laying oa
the grounds iecton u buildings hsthhocses docks &c
The whole involving En- expense u several thousand 90
Il havnE been his Determination rom the commencement %
his propFe0r.hp make Cedar Grove ne most eligible and
agreeable summer resort be found In ne veniy OK Ns'
York.
For military end pleasure excursions. balls parties Sc
Cedar Grove vii b found, inspection. 70 possess f.
ces for pleasure dat evidence %
which the PROPRIETOR need only refer the public % cSFc
which sppearci IN tie Newfork sun u ne iSih May,
yuei bv shoe 500 gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove cI
he purpose u expressing publicly an opinion o. Is eligibility
summer resort and which hey found, on eSaniEsrcr
OF The improvements and arrangements tsn progressing 70
fs srnsss for hesuy Of scenery. facilities Tor amusement
recreation ana exercise shy sumner resou they had ever
before visited TIE fav0rfe Cndereis. Capt, Fan
Name on aui aer Saturday, June ~. VIII fun a. follows
iesye Csnas al q A. NJ and P NJ; Pier No. T. Bat
tery Place. az 10 A. NJ snd \ P NJ. Returning VII leave
Cd Grove ~ ID N and p N ieiS SIN.
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- 80 UtID" soie OF ls Principal pTupfleofs VINO
compose the association:
IDE, COLT L co. Troy and Erie Line
o. Y. CHAPLIN 4 co. Merchants Trans Compau7
L. T. PEAsE, Merchants and Milers Line
J. II. HOOKER, T. o. aud ". Y 4 o Lines
II. T. MECH, B and o Line and N Y T Co
II. A. WILLIAMS, Eckfcrd Line.
RICE, CLAPP co I. \ A. Line.
l. c. EVANS Evsnss TT. Line
J. II. CHAPLIN
lib. HEWITT & co. ". Y. ard la Linz.
o. @. CHASE K co. ". T. Co.
D. n. GRIFFITH. GrifltRs W. Line
c. H. BRACE co. Fulton Line.
WALTERS 4 co. O. 7. Co.
C. A. GODDARD co. ID. and o Lin-
w MONTEATH co. Clinton Ilns
NJ McCALEB 4 co. Am. 7. Co.
n WHEELER co.
For farther Information and fare ca al the
following Offices bslongtng TO the Company Isl Cedare;
N tbs osce = hs Albany and Troy siss'boai Company
is plsr -. y Co-tl-ds aid iss Wez-s cosnog az
B2Icsy-s- JOHN ALLEN
sss sHss. sa9siaIssssst Nsv'yoTt,
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IL, r.s..,ssg..s..1l NEW. yOnKAND -g-J

s.t% LhiE hAiANSA' .S..<&s nu&1IAS
summer -ffflnetHcHf.
From May |, 1913, until farther notice.
FoR PAssENcERs-Leave New-Yok from the foot Of
Duane-st) att O'Clock. An and o'clock VI. lor Pier
mont Blsgvsliviic ClaTkslown Spring Valley, Mousey
Ramapo Monroe WORKS, Turner'S, Monroe, Oxford, Chez
ter, Goshen New Hampton. Midoieiown, HowslIs ous
vile and Port Jervs
For New-York and Intermediates plac Leave For, Jet
Wis 81 M and az PM O.svilie al - II aud ; y
PM; Middletown, AZ AN. and PN Goshen, 7 y
A. M. and 20 Pm. Chester Il y AN. ard q Pm.
All baggage the rsk OF the owner, uEies- Put n
charge OF the bsggsgensstors Fy lbs II pc. scns b.s
gage allowed 20 each passenger No leigs .akon b. ms
passenger trains
FoR FREiGHr-LeEve New-Ycrk ~ 5 oclcCt, N ps
bsrges Samuel Marsh, Henry Suydan, Jr. and Dunsrs
Leave Port Jeryis at 3 AN, Ousyle, al 10 AN Md
dletown al II An. Goshen At II 81 and Chester ~
MILK VIII be taken morning sns evening By Esns fus.
Mug expressly for thai purpo5e.
r13 Il n c. SEYMOUR. Superintendent,
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CONVEYANCES.
- HEeuI.AR MAIL LINZ So
!. ~ .,.--t<-MEEN ENsTON An Niir-xnss[

=
$3.50 fia SlIrIn gton and Providence.
" The Fefgy a. PfOgfeIce i now avoided by tas Me-
Branch RAgTosl In.and Route through Vhoci cAsnl, !.
Cars or BagfaFsf TIE steamer C. EASDKRBILT ca
Joel Stone, AMI RHODE ISLAND, Capt. foief. il cos
uecon with The S;0ng ard PROVO cnce ard Boston ~
Providence Railroads esvrr NewYOrs daily, Sunday, ex
cep.ed. nom Pier ! Nonh RIVER al 0ciock P N a.
Si0L.nrou az O'Clock, p NJ upon the afv q the ra
from Boston These steamers are aas1 ped
splsndcr and comfort lsynK esch y hen q large ooar
dcgs private state and befhs for 30 persons BE-
side large private rooms for families, snd pelor.. t.
steamers ocsred b the most experienced mel, and
VIII shorten tie rasssge between New forN snf bosu
hom 10 hour, thereby arriving 10 ample tHe iof a. d.
res urnilg from New-fork. NORTH, So0ih and Nes Al
q. he lines from Boston North and East
The C. VANDERBILT VIII leave NeT-for I1csfsy
Thursday az Saagdsy Leave sion.ngion MONDAY Wei;
resdsy and Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND will leave New.YoTk, Montsy
ednes5ay ard Friday Lesve scnaeton Tuesday, TAss'
Cav ana saturday.
B-PAssengers "a ths arrivs! .. no s.saers soo
n ton proceed .Ilodsiey n the splendid Railroad Cus
10 Providence snd Bostoa 5aggst esstrr acccp Arss
he sesmboai ans sid from Boston, 20 take charfr %
tie baggage Passengers Tor Sewpor remain On bOard
the steamer a. Sioningtoa taking treakiesi wished ioy
and leave per the accommo alton rein 81 81 A d. wheh
connects a, Providence with ne FERRY arriving
al Newport Al 50 A. NJ Fare % Nowpou 81 For pa.-
sare berghs. saieroOns froisa, sppAcaton RAY ~
made 20 the Agents gke wharf ard ne cce 10 Rs'.
terry .sce. NJ
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y Office s HEREBY GIVEN to all tle ifor Of JAMES H.
y PALMER Rochester County of M1url te1tI
appear before Park g. Balsl H. Jutgs Of M0ur0- County
Courts ~ BE- oce sai Re- estef. The eighteenth da, o Augt
neat ocock The i9feu0on shows tuy th~
ahy n-nf o the ssi so, should BE- laf
and - isfed from debit iby s;aiute- relating
% voluntary slt, maize plruali " te application ri su nol
and ais CREDITOR JB 3 A. L. b. CLARKE,
myln livl0N Attorneys tor Ils0sspf.
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xU~ LAKE ONTARIO-The Steamer AD
= llf-->MfRAL will leave Oswego for Toronto and
hamilton direct, every Wednesday and Sat
urdsy afternoon al o'clock, arrival OF Packet Boats
Time from Osyego to Toronto, from y 10 Ia hours
Toronto MAY Is l8l3 myle 3meod'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ny ORDER OF Hon FREDERICK Stevens County judge Ene
DCounfy hereby gwen, pursuant b tie provisions oi The
Authorizing meut sg Ascending ant concealed debt
attachment has issued against the o RICHARD
ROGERS s u The Cy Of Buffalo, an absconimg orcon
cesi DEBTOR the Will be- sold Cor the payment of h
debts BE- appea and discharge such attachment according
law months The ir.' publication 81 this notice. and
payment ans him b. residents o tbs
and the delivery him for h Of aa property within this
belong and the sny property him.
f0rttiea goi-Dst-d Hufslo. Ma
- Isv3n CHAs H. WILLIAMS Auy Tor attaching creditors
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN pursuance Of section 49, Arti
y Gle Title o. Chapter o. Pat of he Revised statutes
creditors ri BENJAMIN HUTCHINSON iere-ed late Of the Civ
Of Nee Yors CHARLES Or Ia MARIE, deceased native o
France EVAN DAVIS. deceased late ths O.. Navy
aud WILLIAM FLEMING, Of The Cy oi New Yo ire'ed late
soldier hs L. Army to present their Chains rl te gouclers
thereof the subscriber, Al hl Office. Nass the CTS Of
New i0fs. the 3lsf tsy oi Au nerNes iof
June l.is --U Isvsw1 JAMES TIA sR Public Admin.
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-n~. TmE sTEAMBOAT EUREKl

ILL., THE NIEATBUNT 81 NFFN
A-stia-itcsn he chartered for excursions during the
ensuing season. The boat lies at the foot Of
Bssch.st North River Apply the Office Of
X & @. r.. SCHUYLER, HanoveIsi.
The above boat Is also for sale All persons are forbid
trusting any account Of this boat without written
order ffum The Captain le6 II
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-. EnK .uREMsRIRY,

I'll --SBRkNCH OCEAN HOUSE, JUMPING
ss----rsz- --7PO NJ. RUMSON AND EAToNIONN
TANDING.-The steamboat EDWIN LEWIS. Captain
HAYNES viii run rs follows from foot OF Barclay 81 y X
Ialre NcI,- l1,k. Le1re Nlrer-omH % :.
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CONyEYANCES.

CONNENANCES.
LAKE ONTARIO-The Steamer AD.
.ssp-ssss< hamilton direct every Wednesday and Sat
TTasy st oeo to o1oSo from 10 IA hours
Toronto May Is, 1873. myls Smeod.
r.. -zssazszszy1 H0UsATONIC sT~
- - g., p RAILR0 |do,, l., -
ans wiamsown, Bennington, Rutland, Lebanon Springs,
&c. via the Housaonc Railroad.
SUMMER RANSEaIENT-Commencing Monday May
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt BROOKS Jr. VIII leave
NewYork from the pier foot OF Markets. daily, Sunday
gers take the elegant and ccmmodous the Housa
tonic Railroad arriving at the State Line the junction viii
the Wesie Rssoad q hssPss's A. II 5s 70 isss
with the 70 Lee, Lenox, Old stock6rdge, Curtisyle
wnsied and Norfolk also, to Ltchheld sharon, Wood.
LEslSoS SPRlsss.-A lne 10 arranged by which psssen
gers from NesYork reach this place by day light With
comfort aud expedition than by any other route Fare
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers, to receive them
for transportation On any conditions Freigh, resolved
p. N. Positively not amer hat hour.
G. NJ. PERRY, Agent. Once on the Pier
r.. ryssFssEz1 NEW LINE AT THE REDUCED
4 - fare q 80 cents between somervie
New-Bunswcs Railway Elizabeth'own aud Newark,
over the NewJersey Railroad On ard after Monday, the
somerie. Bound Brook and New.YorE BY Railroad, be.
tween New Brunswick and New-York, and by and
splendid Coaches between New b unswlck and Somervlle
In continuous line Someryille and New-York, through
bythree hours
Leave Somervile, at 3 A. NJ. and u Pm
Leave Bound Brook, A. and a z. NJ
Leave New-York, 9 A. NJ and a p. NJ.
Leave Newark, 81 A. NJ aud r. NJ
Leave Elizabeth lwn, 81 A, NJ. and 81 p. M
Leave Railway, 10 A. NJ. and - p NJ
FARE FIFTY CENTS EACH WAY
Between Someryle and New-YOrk,
Newark
ElizabethtOwn.
Railway.
Between Bound Brook aud Newly
Newark,
Ehzabethtown.
Railway
The above line viii start from Rahbun Vanderbrs Ho-
tel Someryile, calling for passengers at the other Hotels
their residences by leaving their names the Hotel
OF r "; and from Klnes Hotel, Bound Brook. Ample
Accommodate for all passengers coming from places
AIa.fo ~ Ito nd and frouu ha
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The shove line viii from Rahbun Vanderbirs Ho-
TEL SOmeryie, calling for passengers at the other Hotels
and their residences by leaving their the Hotel
Of r. Il ". and from Knes Hotel, Bound Brook. Ample
accommodations for all passengers coming from places
West Of SOmeryille, and 70 and from Eason ~ill be
furnished lty22 linfl HART MOORE, Proprietor.
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NOTICE hereby gwen s peronI having css' sgtnt fb-
N.ltr of JAMES HkL,Ef f--sei late ri the Village j.
nala l. present rb vouchers thereof fh-
sub-r-rs. fl-if oce CITY of York
icar- i- Day 81 Jsus ue1tDstrt New YORK, July -
Isfs h HAIsEY.
rs fartm- HALsEf HA''."'
StrPRENE COLRI- DO JOHN q kENsErTs You are hsrsbs
- llnroue o. le complaint oi Wssr- Little nsrrhsl
sat The Cfy and County "a A1su, rur and o. lopy
10 four A. Pie Cy ana my, within twenty ty after
l- o ts snnun 81 The 1sy OF tl-
Panud all ttt- Judgment against SOU or or dollars and iify
cents. WITH interest thereon on t- 18Th tty 0f NOVEMBER y
,s -y-llasooil HARRIS Vas worst Aityf. Albany CT
Is PURSUANCE order .lrr0lst- County
lN-s fofk uo- hereby s-n Al. 71ai having claims a-snlt
DANIEL eLLllNAN M ID The CITY # New fok. d-c-ssef
rr--i s VITA t- falfhen thereof he sbr1crs. he
store Qi 1rcse Mbrts. Jr 30 y bfoaiEay the Cry
il4. before l- ts-l-t lay September Dated
f9rs. oh. lob a. 4l ArCh lss.
JACOB HARVEY.
mlT lserm GEORGE McBRfDE Dr. h'e'At'fs
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Owing % the Sfeal succe- and immense sale = DI Town
ssnds sarssperle number u who formerly
Agents. have commenced making Ssrszpsrllz Exrscs
Eiixrs Bfers Extracts Of Yellow Dock. kc. They S-ne
rally put up in the shaped boes aud Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided
Principal ofice, - Fulioa-st Sun Building N Y.
myl Nt.GFr
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r., daxHssyzz1 EIIZABETHTOtyNAN son
~ tsaA13fs ERVILLE RAlLROAD.--Fro4 ibs
Battery; pier No NORTH River

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Aew- York md Eiizabcttt0ion, fFare l9f oeHtD
Leave New YOrk At O'Clock NJ. Pa. aud , PN
Leave Ezsbethtown at u O'Clock AM l0sAM.3iPM
Neis- York PLaied, Scotch Pdia feiiue oad W,stast
Leave hew-fOrk at9 O'clock An (freig0u Phi ant5
Leave PainAeh al 81 Ofre lgh) a NJ 81 AM and q ~
keio- YORK. S0mertal,, R0Hndbyook, h,ic H0rtef 81
Leave New York A. o'clock N I (Feighp sad 81 n
Leave Somerville NJ ii lffeighp A NJ, 6AM and 2 Pm
n b slages viii DE 10 readiness ~ SomeffiDe % the a.
rival II the O'CLOCK NJ train Of Cars on Ne. YORK
convey passengers 10 kastOn Wlksbsfre, Alle0iovr.
Msuch Chunk, &c p. and 10 Femngion, Clinton jug
town, Bloomsbury, Jecksonyuls, White House Nora
Branch, sc. n. j US q
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ST.. ., The s,ock Exchange .Arousr 5
EzIrfQ( Byeadstf from he United States % Great Brt4in
and Ireland since la SeDfenbey lS47.

From the Shipping List Of Wednesday we take
the following
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r FOH TOKT UAnIII,TON-Ys

~U~ FOR FORT HafliLToN-ssre
s-Sls.--atOue Shilling each way The Steamboat
SUFFOLK. Capt Hofmie will run As ioi'
lows daily Sundays excepted .
Lr,vEs NFw-YoEK- Catherine Market pier 4 81 -
A NJ foot II Corisnds 81 r NJ and 10 NJ and : Pm
RRrrRstyG-Lcave For Hamilton a. \ NJ II! VI snd
~ NJ landing e Greenwood Docs esoh way except me
7o'clock N and o'clock, ? yi'H
IT. FOR kENPoRr MD u, n lIan,,i;pn
each wsy.-The steamers JOHN HAhI
sod JOS r COFFEE viii lesve Chamhersst pier daily
Saturdays Sundays and Mondays eNcepedl At O'Clock,
A NJ aud "a O'Clock ? ~ daily Sundays excepted one
boatw also leave Saturdays al o'clock, NJ iylo Sm'
-U~s AsTATES-ISLAND fEkNh.-Or
E-ASiha--iSsnd sler saturday May 2n,fhe sYLPU anc
'e<-< ISLANDER viii Until further nos
Las, Nee iork ., q 10 spd II NJ ~ ION, i,s,
and T NJ
Lsars o,as'iqe- sAie,s.a 10 and II A NJ 1879
and 7 NJ mylo u
~6~.. THE STEAMBOAT EUREKA
AStia--itcan he chartered for excursions during the
ensuing season. The boat lies al the foot Of
North River Appiy A the Office of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-20

The ONO ELECTION appears as yet rather
doubtful in its results, and the probability is
that neither Weller nor Ford, were elected
by large majorities. Should the former prove
to be the successful candidate, it is to be ho-
ped tina, Gen. Ford will learn that playing
Z" mum" is not the best policy. 1t was due
to the people, that he should give them his
views upon the questions now agitating the
political community; bat he would not, and
has probably lost thousands Of votes by s.
doing.
We rather hope a Democratic Legislature
is elected not that there is copper to choose
between the two parties, but as the Wings,
who had the majority last year, and year be-
fore refused to repeal The Black Laws, |, is
no more than right to give the democrats u
chance to do it this. Next week the returns
will probably be sufficiently definite to de-
eide whether what zen now to be a some
what general impression, is true-that We'll
Ter is elected.