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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
snNG Enn nm nMN LOyE.

on, come D. me. ashore machrce'
love YOU more than my heart can teiii
I've not a thought la the night or day
Bat to prove how deep and weh-
The softest green Of the Summer trees,
The sweetest strain Of the Wild bira '"'-
The hottest sunbeam that lights the SKY,
Were welcome small Cor the one whom
Have worshiped and wep' 80 oHs
There's none know, on earth oei3" ill.,.
Could treasure aud doat on my io.e ne 'l' .
TIL. Isnohtcr and tears Of my innost SOU
R1.h On In q stream 20 thee
There's hardly place in my heart deep cen
To hold the wealth that on thee d pour,
Al ~ alone al the long, long hours, ers
While heaving JOY sweils thro tearim snow
IN my fondness for you' ashore
Then come 20 me, cushla machree'
You're left by the world 70 me ai0nf
And wild and bright is my Joy aud pride
When think Of my darling one
know not how can greet you best
know not how can most adore
But in winged delight still rove along
With dreamy step and voice % song
Waiting for you ashore Dublin Nalioi.
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sANpERss FIFTH READER

TIME SCHOOL READER Finh Book, designed as
4 sequel TO Sanders's Fourth Reader
Part Frsi-Conts ng full Instructions In the rheior-
cal principles Of Reading and Speaking, Illustrated by
numerous examples
Part Second-COnssng OF elegant extracts In Prose
snd Poetry from various eloquent writers, accompanied
with notes explanatory OF such historical or classical au
ons as the several lessons contain For the Of acade
miles snd the highest classes IN aud select schools
bv Chas W J. c. Sanders I vol l2mo As pages
just published by MARK VI. NEWMAN GO.
tee osif 1873 Broadway.
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BoSrON SOcETY FoR AIDING DISCHARGED Con-
,iCrS-This Society has existed two years and has
aided ~ discharged eenvicts. When discharged con
Ncts let loose from State Prison the community
afraid 10 receive them into their families and give them
employment and hence they frequently resort 10 their
cid mode OF obtaining living by committing depreds
lions upoa the property OF Others This Society designs
10 take this temptation cut Of their way temporary
nome Is furnished, employment furnished and good al
vice given them. such mode VI treatment viii save
the DISC harsed convc; from the oommtsl Of farther
crime any human means can do IT, such an associa-
ton wisely conducted will be blessing to the colnn,u
nifty and 10 the discharged convict From the facts
stated IN the Report some good has already been ac-
comphshed sufficient 10 encourage the society 10 pro
coed with is lshors. Boston Recorder
\ DKAD.HEAD ~ An UNUSUAL PIAcnt-A re-.
fnarksbe journey WAS performed by a cat on the Au.
burn and Rochester Railroad lew days since. As the
freight train east stopped at the several way stations
the mewing OF cat heard and reaching Fisher
an CATION gone INFO resulting In the discov.
cry that eat was within OF the plaewheeis which
hollow and having three openings about the size
of mans hst Poor Puss had made her way into one
these holes before the starting OF the train and heinz
unable 10 make her escape hal been carried ntteer
miles. making IN that distance TOGO revolutions 81
being relieved from her uncomfortable position sh'
manifested 40 particular uncasincss bat took u yer,
ccoy We venture 10 say that none OF her race hsNt
ever performed similar feat Rochester Adv
A TicHr PLAcF--0n Thursday evening. say
the Bostoa ffaRscrpt irishmsn sick with the sAil
fever and insane sent 10 the Office Of Nunfce
Superintendent Of Alien Passengers, ON Long Wharf
for the purpose OF being removed DeoE Island. III
was nut into side room wait the sailing OF the beat
bu, soon aiterwsrd made his escape Yesterday morn
inr he WAS found in cavity under an adjoining store
Invested OF his clothing How he came there Il mys
tr,y a. the only opening TO It through hole by
Ieinches The brick the foundation OF the store hss
10 be removed before he could be got our wach a.
done. and the man released and taken care OIL
A Coon OLD AGE.--An exchange paper chINla
icles the DEATH 1t Cedar Greek Hundred Sussex 20
near Milford Del on the s,h Of June OF Jacob Deputy
at the advanced age OF III years, months and 10 '
He was born on the 10th day Of August l'JO IN .s'
Hundred Aforesaid and there Bed, euitivStor OF ~
coil up 10 the time of his death
A FACr AND Az lSFHFKSCE.-A Cass pspe
Down East speaking Of the Rsuhcs aon Meeting al Coop
erstown says sThe number IN attendance, sltnoagl
respectable was BY no means great The truth Is ta'
oubc mind Is 40; At prcsef sPaycd for political eNc.te
ment- The Editor should BE- put upon the pension rs
AZ yews.d for hls valuable discovery lRoch ADJ.
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tn THY aFpr.IoTEp

nR. }. @. HEWITT. ID Aactougsl-si near bleecEer'
ltNevvYork viii assure the afflicted that he can srofd
more re III viii he number 90 vslts uan auy otrt
practitioner in the following comp slnis psocalons mp
disaases snrans cOlracns paralysis, Tleuustsr- rf-
vous Affections. tenderness ihammsuons ard eurysres o.
the spine def0rm-t shoulders, lille ~ egs weakness
OF ne joints, &c. ,..,-,.
Co1ntry parents are referred 20 the following person.
who have visited his city expressly % avail themselves o.
Dr. r. attendance. and returned cured MAJOR b. H. NOT
ton Boston Mass. Hon. II. Y Cransion New porl = l.
r. 81 LArned. Esq Providence; Chss losn.ef Esq hafi'
fond Conn James {. Townsend. rsq Nes'-hs ven Se.h
Chs- J SAKE. Esq 81 AIhars. VI; Clss o. ILL., E-c
Montreal Csnada l.. Hon. II. = Granger kess'ie y ! =
Judge Miller Rochester. y. y Pau MITCHELL Lsq D-l d.
och. President OF Fort Wayne baak, FoH Naynei IND
YIN Goodman. ESQ Cincinnati OHIO
CRY reference given application a. Dr. rs re- I'M
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L.. y
fzt<t ShOAD.--sun0cT .dryane onSaf-Ias,
senger Trains leave New-York, ~ ~
CoItantst NJ A ~. and fP NJ; Newark, a "a D.
and u Z. N. and Moristovn, al A. ~ and ~ N a
town, A. II. and Newark p 81. ,,~.
Passengers ~ TIE morning aia 20 Horrso~n VII So.
mere FL 100 O'Clock, where STAGES VIII be 10 -
convey len 10 schooieys Mountain, Washington d. s
aere and Easlon daily, 10 Owego, Milford, Ne~ion 80
rope and Succasuny on Mondays, Wednesdays ana -.
days. ard % k9cks~ay, Dover, sparta and Ne"Do y.
ne following days 10 meet the P. II. uain FOR Ss~-Iys
stage VIII also leave f0r Bsskenfdse sFefy e'7nik'
on las arrival Of he al Horrlsto~D - 49,.
Tor he Delaware Waer Gap and Soadsbufg w slanhope
ychnsOnourg, Columbia and blAifsio"n every iaSsoty
Thursday and Saturday on nc sfls4 0i ne A. "a us.
leaves stroudsburZ Al ~ 70 meet the NJ cars ron
AOrnstoxn.
Passsngsrs 20 through 10 ard from Jersey clTy without
changing cars Ga leaving the ely Passengers VII cs
post their baggage IN al tho foot Of Cortland y
where agent vii be IN auend4nce 10 receive Il a
package. or bundles be entered the wayb or ne
Will 81 forwarded iIumedl aeiy 10 Mcnslowu nom Ah.J
sosn BY stephens COndirs Daily TSsnsportaion Lise
NeSarS from the Transportation Office Of The ~ j :
ard TsanspcE.Aron Company 100; q Llbery-st
NEw.YORK scHOoLEYs MOUNTAIN EAsros,
and BELyIDERE, by rev line Of p0si-c0sches, via ms
Mofrs and Essex ra-foef-lhe public are hereby niof
q e. there = now running Of The best hnes Of 90
coaches In he United States bew Nonsown ADD ~
ton Passengers By this line leave Newf0rk, ioo' .
Cof,land-st daily Sunday excepted st O'clock,
oy ne aofns and Essex railroad, To Aolnso"o th~bS
new and splendid 2ostcOaches throggh MndhAIn, Cnss
schoOleys Mountain, Port Golden, Washington srd sls"
srsre, and arrive Ia Easton early the same sieiao
There "a also daily line from Washington 10 beiyias.
Beading Inc Of stages from Esston, Pa Passenger ~
schooleys Mountain, BY TITS line, VIII and poet
Aorrx.own upon The ARRIVAL VI the cars gong - ~
on The Inc Of coaches 10 owned and eondIeed " y
David ~snd~rson w
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nnInestic POris.

ALEXANDRIA July l5Au brig. Eny, kinney, W ndso. - ;
odessa b. Dslaf 90. Cd bark Gen Hsfson Med o james
River. bad for Eufope
tfIr Ellis. Keller, Boston s A.
grr sps Ro,kal Poster Elizabeth hfst fo tonsifnr
smith Al Tnooon Dyer 40. bark Mars Pafter DO all With troops
CiJ sermslps Globe Moncrsf. Gsves'1l Ogden Neon
R,ro. ssnfe ships George E,su-. ColaIi LveooF Allegheny
Standard NYorl. iak Cie GTatrcs, Nen CRUZ abr SINUS
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY l. MELRATH,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NkW-4OKk'

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS NhN-iOhhf
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Petzholdrs Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry CON,
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Won Thaers Principles OF grculiure,C loihl VOL oNo
Stephenss Book Of the Farm, vols oFo- Win hN-
mCrOus Plates. s'ss'''''''
SINNERS journal Of Agriculture, ) vois. 6vo...'.'s'
DR. Larduers Lectures on Science and Art, vols dFo
Ewbank on Hydraulics and Mechanics, vol Syo..;.
Lie Of Henry Clay by Epes Sargent oroaghi
down 10 1913, vol 8yo. ...............'''''.'
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Randars Geology, limo. Cloth.
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HurlhuIrs Essays on Human Rights, vol limo.
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German and English Phrase Book Paper .........'
D'Igaelrs Curosiies Of Literature, withthe additions
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The Sk Culture, (plaies,) Paper .................
Grfitifs Chemistry and Dalion's Philosophy
Political Economy; by Atkinson with an introduce
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Fllsw ortfs Patent Report.
Gu6nons Treatise on Mich Cows, Cloih............ .
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Wig Almanac. l8ii-also, l8i5 and 46-ench.......
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asTPoNonrY ron SCHOOLS.

HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, Booksellers and Publishers,
tI2i6 Pearst have IN Of preparation new wofA
on Astronomy for Schools By Professor Mitchell, Of the
Cincinnati Observatory The well known talents Of me
Editor In this branch OF Science together win NE iacues
afford guarantee of the excellence OF the forthcoming
ne iel6
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snIr. AZ lhe .tock Exehanee....JgLY Y.
Arrived

d, .t,p sas.h 0oH Cto1efH- John jog cr. n q
lax, NJ Eafue. N~vbould NJ. w ~ pr, Ut a.
f.... D ft..,f q and Howifnt. " hroti @ A'fs ia
.r9 riil pnduo " KoiemlIsf Mr. loo, nh '9,", li
Csrrno ST.. " Brown, Mss smith, Mf- ai7aei ' '
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NV YORK, july ~

AREiyED-sap Arson Euo Charleston ds'' cotton a. 70
Tho. Msrie ...ttf .....
yof Sons 3D. DEB 80 DO unlt..es Mason ihonr-'A Lf
I.rL p Dorado. Etiburger, fer Baltimore, l dave
sr Cen Moran Fsnburg RIO d. Ia hsc- D. 49, VII = IONS
,,,i wood to, fes iif got SKINS o. Boonan Graves co.
In n1 American vessels .n port
s.hr Iiri Croeel. HarFsh, q d. i-i.
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COd-
vi 'PANY No. N Nal-st.-Ihis Company completed US
bird wear on the Isl OF May last Al which time me surplus
amounted 10 35f2Ol058 showing amount OF business I'M
psraileled Ia the History OF Life insurance ne.
Dividends Of profits declared annually upon al ne
po'i-ies which have settled or more preniuns me
proits draw interest the rate OF per cent per ennu
aud can be made available once, 20 he extent Of t"o-
birds Of their amount where The party has paid MS pfe-
ums IN full -. -
Premiums are payable annually but may be pad sem,
annually or quarterly and parties taking BE policies may u
tnev prefer give their individual notes for one-hai me an
nual premium upon which hey VIII be required 10 pay
per cent. interest. -. t-
Prospectus and an papers necessary to effect y
and al Information In relation 10 ne plan or opeI
be obtained gratis, al me olcs oi We company Al
DIRECTORS.
potf T. Patterson Henry McFaran, Thomas b segur,
Chas 5 Mackneu, seth Low ana . , :. 2u-l..-s =
Edward Anthony, Joe. W Condit VIM NJ simpson
Ievfs G Grover WiiamA r Penu,
ROBT L. PATTERSON President.
JOSEPH T.. LORD, Agent.
V.trvrrvg M1Tr.MD. Medical Board
ia. Van RFSssEIAER,MD : Of Consultation.
J.MEs STEWART. NJ D. lResdence A6ingdon-sqiafe
o;elocS. jyiTuThSsn
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DIVIDENDS.
ltREENWICH sAvINGs BANk,

GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK, II siNh'aYe-
Hoe corner of Fourtl-.t-Juy Interest for Si8Noice
d. ven 10 he depOsii0rs that meeting OF the Board oi
lsees held the 18Th inst, they have declared ne usual
nanr interest of i've per cent. per annun on al sums
e-s than five Hundred Dollars and four per cent per an
MN, on eli sums of Five Hundred Dollars ana upward paw
able II the Bark during Bank houfa on ana aef 'ue H
Interest not called for will be credited ~ principal
The Bank is open FOR the reception OF deposits Hne ne
rsveut OF drafts three days n each week w on Nlo
dave Wednesday, anc Fridays. from 90 O'Clock 10 Ae
afternoon By order the board, - - , 49,.
CLiNroN GLBEar, ; Secretaries
FuWtRD y. PlGOr.l ,,- A..
Ne,V.NOr July ID. gH. lNl' IT
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TO LET.

~ TO IET-A Cottage N the country, tfaoe ioI ne
u s.rwrner near the depot. Also some Los tof sac
IL -h-ao Inquire FOR M "A GRAY a. ne a9ie = = :
White Plains Depot ~ "
- ro LITTLE modern threesiory bucS house IN
g Elevenfh-st between Broadway ara llsefs.s 49,
For farther par-.rl.Ers &C apply 20
fvfglw J. BLEECkER. Aucroneer- broai--i-
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MEDICINES.
To TIE PUBLIC.

-
WHO CAN BEHOLD our AR snd hapPy eolal,y -
w noi fee. deep sr4ie.a o d. D,j ipi ~ 100
hss bestowed spon and how ac bear ~ s -
ernodon, We contrast our happy eo1dii2n 5fsr
laut1us position % foreign co-l--s ~ ID - ~
on EuroDe sisl have crndad away aud Iosi p ol--.-
America vii siI exist, DE- proud pro- .f ,,
d free Institutions yet w TO en- zoos -, -.
the fesrfu auogut q su1erng go e W.
IT., without feeirF PaLi fg-p--ll 1900 hose
tie des ire VI rendering ~. an Gag ~ n - "a
sficed AiihouTl a. re sane ili-r ' s,-,-,fhv
brv fo combat succes.fl.T It.i sclrf. - - q ana
T. ,is- . - 49, fo r., II b.. cannot cnfs ile - -
agony Of tie sufferer Ilos- iali,a 49,, "a fast rsci
disease lusf be struck VIII ne 49, =, ir-re .fai- "
m rsrg- III disorders er-1nalls ron ~ 80 rl-1.
lfe booe Or hatr of Tie sy-iellf l-e 49, u -.
lt--e, 49, ~ - r-- sf, caiEnsous cru q-1rs c--.I
sore eves a1d diseases q t-e 49, - -,-irg
It fo,e yeaeraions. and spreading aesu -'lol '-s
in,l go. O, year. sarssPsrIa has enjoyed deseIs 60
~ ~ II de cure % disease ane ever ~
" ~ -faossisi agents nas sny REMEDY held 80 1ls ~
- il Ia ro-irons a. specine in on f.--. 80
- -, .. .srIrrfo1 % = nsVeritee= trle ilal
= ra1v instances 90 has fsllel " success lis :,
bs yellow Dock from repeated eNpef. - i-5,' snd
-e vl-rles have been Bat recently dl-cyf ef-l 80 -
sr-5,s e yed by our eminent physicians ~. -. '
1rrirnl-d i III cure q chronic and a 4.-ea- i -
s, AZ irsnure sale Of tie blood FOsos COMPOUND IL
vrI1.oU DOCK AND sARsAPARILLA,
relre vi Tile il possesses all DE virues o. i-e
-i IL l5i,or rr@ memorable advantages OF ile az
e~. =, ,taf combined. the preparation lss ~ isi 81
s, 5i-c,re~- I'd NE a-e-and may safely Be sa-l p
le asli'''-' VI ''. IvDIGESTIOS
Pe.-gi -.,r1eri ~ besrrturr ramlence- tepres-
~. y. 80 rrs@si md folio each o. lies ne
$3.50 - .-stf-. MI : Interval between meals state 81 s
ls - 49, f6err q dread has never been 80 spuy
,es ~, ne nae of the Exfract Of Yellow DOCK and
sar.susrsrs Animal spirits of mental ana hl---I 80 y,
"a be,rf1y arxio-rs and me snch0'y expression %
r,rre and indeed The corrupt enervsiQn OF me si'
100 rre sy.Depfc render ~ victims burden 70 uen
eI-es and ofect- Of compassion 20 her Trends Ih'
-,esg viii be 10 them true nerd. which me 9lioM
c,r-, scafe viii prove. NEwfoRK, June -, l9t'
NJ h pl-ssare BOZ la- a t's ~
rr-.arsan - o. -c-a .n ul ofn p-r-ra, a l -
a..,re..H E and at'u5'.e 2 . --.-. "a IL 5..sei.
ioa. oi -9" 81 w.. 49,. -.---. er.-.. hssrtani 60
81 ..t- ,...r .Y-i.as uo.k and ,lr.lrlrals, lti
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ATPRIVATE SAIF-DUANE-S ST --The $50

Y 7 = n
Is hr house 3 feet hy so feet known a. = on the sooil
- side Of Duauest between Elst and br'1dN HN ail
the lot IS re-, In front. - feet inches n wah n pa -
feet inch n rear by about 70 feet ia itas extending 10
6so he adjoining 2.tory frame house, p feet inches
sesre -f Duancsf with aiey-vsy IN 'front.' ana e lnl
Is f IN rear hv about - feet IN ength extending To Man
hauAnr.ice. 49,.
Part ofle purchase money can remain ON bond ana mort
svs sirlsv-rnsp of be- property can Dee az Ire
ofce of The Aicroneer For terms ana farther particulars
arp'v 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECkER Aucloneer
"iifefy - Brosdst
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-. IMPROVISATION nOAT f0R ALsA-

~ --NNl, AMONG a Naldwei p" ~ ~, I ~. w
Er.-,1s-----S burgh HAMPTON, Million, fea,hAerpse
nj D., Ki,,sfor Barr,io.Vu Redhook, Bristol, Cats
IN Athens ard stockport Passengers by u. oosl VII
arrive in Albany n an 20 time for Tie morning ua.n o.
-, Essf or Mest The new and splendid steamboat
wANilATTAN. Capt W. 3. Nelson, vii cave nc s.ssia
hosf pier al be- foot Of ROhn0n-st on Tnesdlls tllfs
fs. AMI SATURDAYS, az O'Clock Y NJ. FOR ps-ssee %
itcis, $3.50, -, ~ RoHinscr.sf wi
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s. on the Ohio River Is for sale on essy Terms clnaln
IL inc saw 10 acres one-ihirl Ia cultivation and the oA
snc In valuable timber for steamboats, The land Is very
fertile and produces Wheat Com. Clover, &C. Wen II
binds on he river thirds OF mile and has ill view OF
SIX or eieht miles Il has large BRICK house II rooms Ro
tcoNc near choice grated i trees ~ iu bear pr
f st nav the interest OIL price. and the wood 500 20
searibos would pay most NOT an ~ price, " Is nlIs
below Madison a. and ! mile nom Hanover College. u
would m person wishing 20 educate sons or 20 est tns
a Female Seminary. Mr. Lanier who is wei acquainted
with it viii be In NewYork from the ih gu ne ION OF Juy
"a York or applv personally OF by letter, postpaid.
10 Rev James Knox, 81 Fourh-ayenue, New ora, %. A
HAYS Madison la. Jyo S"DotN
1~FARN FOR SATE-smated In Newt Jersey.
Brlnssck containing about lf acres OF beauu-
f table land with large apple and peach orchard ana
house barn. Sc For farther particulars, inquire on hr-
RY CARPENTER. 2O6 Wsshingt01-sL Bb@"
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SARSAPARILLA
and syrup q
UrTTnNU neck.

TIuiIS Is THE CHEAPEST-Pnce 81 eenis bottle
ard far The best preparation Of feo~ DccA ever oAeI-
e Tor sale n imei sfely cures scroia or kings evil
rheumsfsI obstinate cuianeOls eruplons, pp-s OF pls-
r-- the face boches, ble chrome sore e e. m p" orr
or ecr scsd head. enlargement az pain % NE cones aa
Joints Stubborn ulcers, diseases ersns Non A. injurious
use of mercury asces or dCpsy exposure OF prllrlce
b. hla ehrorc Z. tsorlers TIE value Of his
preparation Is now widely known. ami requires no hctnols
certificates 10 command s4ls. PnneiPA depoi - bios-
wsy lri omAlAhAS
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-. rnrIcnr ANn PAssAGR Rg.

2 .-sllsr--NDUCED.-N MONOPOLY .-Eyening hns
,ks-~asssSr~Sfor Albany through direct Al eosk rom
,hs ~ f,ot NJ Rohnsons; FIRST above Barclay steamer
RIP VAN WlNKLE, Capt Samuel schuyler VIII cave ca
Monday "Wednesday snd Frday, az oeloek ~ f@
y hs ocs on the dock This boat viii arrive a. a. unes
in arnrls time for the Morning Trains East or West.
Freight taken at moderate rates AApersons are loioi
HH'A"s ' mD n
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49,, PouGHNEEpsIE LINZ on

-ss-slss~-xJeBARGEs esrges CLINTON cspl
zA''-sa1A4sss~ Nitsie, every Monday ENShAMgs
Cant Rosekrans every Thursday POUGHkkEFsls,
CAM Holman every Saturday, al O'Clock " fori ioo
Nlrrayst or ~ ssenges and freight The above b"gc
40 elegantly furnished with stale rooms and SPACIOUS snf
comfortable cabins and expressly hed up iof ne tom
s ana coryer encs u passengers Ariye Al folgfseep
e In time Tor the stages sharon, Pine Plains and New
Gorf For farther particulars apply on board ne hsgs
ar IN Iu,sl m WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL. iWestH
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~ There are no newspapers M syria or Ter
ala and in Egypt the Barbary states aud oner coun
ties including lOO0OOO0 speak the Arabic language
there lie but newspaper in the naive tongue ana pu
three ar fnr in the French or English showing that
there is nothing in Msmomedanism favorable to gen
eTa improvement.
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- .sIE --NtND NIGHT SrEAMtKs.-Da sielrlF
80 rs.1s s.sAt ia HENDRIX HUDSON, teft A 0ok
=. ,-..s.v. ThurscGys and Saturdays, a. 4 n tron
80 ~. I'd Bsrcaysi making he usual lanainss felaHas
On ne ornos'te days a.. isaac Nrx,-,s
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4rej sxSsPITTs H,WHEELING Cincip.
uai,by Morning and Eyening grains Lon
New.York Philadelphia, Baltimore snd CUmberi and wn
OCT delay. Passengers having choice Of day or nkm
travel over tho Mountains by great United States Msl
and Passenger Route Through M 4s hours from Ne"io
10 Ptsburgh and Wheeling thence 20 Cincinnati ~ Les
New -Ofeans and lie South and West-passengon g'ns
directly through by the United States Mail Trains -,
Leave Newly ork foot OF Liber.y-st. At AN md
81 for Philadelphia and with hnes for Banose
Leave PmladelphIa by 10 Pm train or Baltimore and q,
ryo in lime TO connect With n ~ train for PiiisDfgh ~'
Wheeling, going directly through without delay. Il.
Leave Philadelphia by Railroad rom The cor ~ keFen1
ard srket af2t M Tor Baltimore and ar1ye 1ms
connect with Pm. train for Pittsburgh and NroehDs'
and going directly llrOU % without delay
Leave Pllede phia by steamboat al II "a rom Doch"
wharf Sundays excepted,) ard iofge In Baltimore.
The only line on sunday from Philadelphia for RsaHos
Lave Baltimore at u AM and Pm daily BY the BALI
Leave Cumberland At Pm and AN. by livery dsJ
lines Of the Nations Road and Good Intent STAGE Cofpsne
and arrive IN Pittsburgh Wheeling next evening snf ~
following morning
Passengers Jr Piusbargh take the splendid ard mod.
enhu STEAMBOATS, NJ Brownsville, and thereby hare COY
| II miles Of staging the whole route
flfstcass Steamboats, leave Pittsburgh antWheenz req
larry and passengers Oryy arded without delay Cnc
nsli and al other ports in The South and Wesi
] TAKE NOTICE. Tickets are not sold IN New fos I.
Passengers Tor Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheeling. Ins
notice becomes necessary account Of several peson.
" such ucAss fuppoa.ng hey were authorized 70 ~
hfstcaEs trains 10 Baltimore and the South and Nes
| They have no connection with u.s.
f0r through rckes b. his route gp1ly Ia Phiadephse
the Railroad Ofhce corner % Marked and Eleventh s
a south fhrd-sii board steamboat, DocksL What
Fare through from Phlaie.phia 10 Pittsburgh el,
Wheeling el3 with the privilege u Stopping BAunofs
s5a ,sslAs seas al pleasure Fos ish.T 5i9 aSss
AiAdens L Co.'S Express ohce, 10 Waist al II A N
/ Or a y Broadway.