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80 STEAMSHIP GREAT BRITAIN

A-.I@...,t' AT AUtTIUN.-IO Dc sod " eucuOnt by
Messrs TONGE. CURRY co at their Sale
Room Derby Buildings, FenwicksL Liverpool on MON
DAY the I'm day Of September next, Al O'Clock, tuniess
disposed Of In the mean me BY private contract the we'll
known steamship GREAT BhlTAIN, lying In the
Coburg Dock Liverpool The power and capacity of the
ship, passenger vessel and for cargo, too well
known rom her past performances, 10 need particular
description Her great strength enabled her Withstand
the shocks Of the heaviest while stranded rocks,
throughout whole Winter, In most exposed mauOn,
without In the ghest degree ate rng her lines The dam
aee done the gnes and ships bottom has been
fully estimated. sfer surveys by competent engineers and
shpbuilders and for moderae the whole ship may
be restored To her original condition With the engines she
has hitherto been worked she would make admirable
transport ship, capable OF carrying from 300 TO 900 men
founighrs voyage With snser pair Of engines cApa-
Bile Of driving her slightly reduced speed by which her
coal would be reduced one half she would
mod 1000 emf grants for distant voyage, so
free abOrers from the Coast Of Africa the West India
Colonies The ship Is excellent s,a-boat quite manage
able under alone and remarkably fast sail
For farther particulars apply 10 the Companys Secre-
Mr. w ~ BENNETT. S5 Pdnce's IS Bratol snl8 2w-
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NJ a n INE URN AL.


ARRIvED-Psske;sAp MoussurA LoWeef. LNsrpoo dave
fc-.. - II Nsr>hzL
sAp Ee~aA. Wet Ani~ep - d, ndse Hutloui Co
aiA st-ersg- psss>ugrrs
sop Charlotte R--t ,O Ram Hongtoa d. Bremen md.s
nass-f. IN storage psssergeus
SIP sa;sns Barr-t New Orleans Ia d, 3e 70 M Nesoa
sh tsroins, CspAoe. Lveoo 4. dAy. an1 stsefsss
pss-eQgefs u Ia, or Neffl
sas isaasos, Edwards, fvsrPoOl, July ipd.e Taylor
Nefrf.
TINS ~hslS. ~ pkg~ ise % o.bora 18Th long
se Ashag chr Gstee of >ewHsven Asa
sozad dvs Neat GAY spoke % Ssl nom D.
20. cot Gays. or CrnsaeI
e>A Wc-kess bSs kc;isrdaaa % dsys Shfnlaf
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SARSAPARfLLA
and Svup o.
YELLOW DOCK.

ftNRiS is THE CHEAPEST-Pnce So cents bottle
AID ;ar the bes preparation of Yellow Dock ever Offer
Il for sale Il Immediately cures scrufla- kings ev
fLeuna obstinate c1islru1s -rlprors- pirples or pus
ues on face b0ches bes chronic eyes, ng
le,er head erlTgeelt sr1 pan o me bones al1
Onts Stubborn ulcers Diseases arrg hum an injurious
ie OF mercury ssciesr dropsy exposure nprudence
LIE. chronic Constitutional disorders The VANS Of this
+ widely Known. sr1 requires Sct.ucs
csrEcssss % cour1sns sale Prrcps esPol - Broad
way IN smfufhts
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~, -ss..rsp47 sew ARRAN,GgMhlYTC , T9

IA, -..sss a. PITTsBU Cincin
.by Morning and Evening aims nor
Neyg-York Philadephs, Baltimore ana Cumber and WIN
out delay Passengers having choice 81 dsy or nsl
travel the Mountains by the greai United States Ma
and Passenger Route Through In % hours rom Rev fOfs
10 Pittsburgh and Wheeling thence 70 Cincinnati ~ Louis
New Orleans aud the south snd Wesilassengefs gol
directly through by The United States Mail Trains
Leave NeW.YOrK foot OF bbery-st al An ana u
PM for Philadelphia and connect win hnee ior oauhof'
Leave Philadelphia by 10 Pm usn for Baltimore and az
i've In time 70 conneci with u An train for Ptisburgh anc
Wheeling going directly through without delay
Leave Philadelphia Dy Railroad from ne cor on teNrnit
and Market sta Gfgt NJ Tor Baltimore and arrive IN tm'
to connect with Pm. train Tor Pittsburgh and Nheeinf
snd going directly tlroU gh without delay.
Leave Philadelphia by steamboat al 4 M from DOCKS
sharft sundays excepted) and lodge Ia Baltimore.
The only lne Sunday from ?husdepma for baumof'
Is by Railroad Al loPM.
Leave BALTIMORE al u AN and Pm. daily by me Dan
and Ohio Railroad.
Lesre Cumberland et6PM and AN. by twenty ial'l
lines OF the National Road and Good uteul Stage Companies
snd arrive 10 Psb1rgh or Wheeling next evening snd me
following morning
Pns.-neers for Pittsburgh lake the splendid and moo
,rhu stsgmboals Brownsville and thereby have Onls
u miles Of staging ON the whole route 49,
Frscas- steamboats, leave Pittsburgh and heeng regu
sry and passengers orw arded without delay 20 Cncn
nalf and AT other ports M the South and West
TAKE NOTICE'-Tickets are not sold IN New-fork %
Passengers Tor Baltimore Pittsburgh or Wheeling Ths
noce becomes necessary account Of several
of such tickets supposng they authorized 10 pass ~
nr frsic ass trains % Baltimore and the South AMI West
They have no connection with u.
For through tickets by this route, apply In Philadelphia ~
the Railroad Oce corner Of Market and Eleventh sta II
a South Thr1si board steamboat, Dockat wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia To Pittsburgh sl2, to
Wheeling SIS with the privilege Of stopping al Baltimore
and resuning seats ct PLEASURE For farther Information
apply 10 j. L. SKINNER Agent
At Adsns Co.'S Express Once, 10 Wsl.s, ST Ii A. M
At Greenwich-st 81
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE yoRTH STIR For The Tribune.


Lo, the Northern star IS oeaminS
With new aud glorious light,
And Us cheering radiance streaming
Tbrough the souds Of misty night
F,eemen 10 our great Endeavor,
lisa signal hung on high,
And will guide Us On forever
Like banner IN the sky
Growing brighter ia all ages
Cheering Freedom on its way
Shedding DER Times clouded pages
Glinmers Of the coming Day
Ever telling Man the glory
And the freedom OF its birth
Waiting T. record the story
OF the Freedom Of the Earth.
How the mariner mid the snrging
o. the stormy waves and dark,
Halls the Northern Star emerging
From the clouds ABOVE his bark
'Tis a trust tina, faiieth never,
And a light that never dies
T is bis beacon star forever,
Besming in the Arctic skies
T is the star that Freedom claimeth
As her emblem pare and bright
And We " atch Il rs II fameth
In the dark and troubled night
While we march 10 battles glorious,
With our weapons, Truth and Love,
Freedom. as she proves victorious,
Halls the Banner Star above
boston AEzHs q. l54..
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r. rrsss;RsHrl HOusATONIC
~ ~<SSsssyY RAILROAD,
80

For PlIlsteId, NOHh Adj.
ans Will smstown, Bennington, Rutland Lebsnol srfrn
&c via the Housaionc Railroad
suMMER kRRsSGENEsr-C Commencing Mondy kvh
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. Brooks Jr. ~ 80
New York from the pier foot ~ Markets. daily ssrcsp
exceptedD al 81 O'Clock M for Bridgeport whers pass>
gers take the elegant and commodous he nolst
tonic Railroad arriving at the State Line lhe Juncnn VI
the cars East or West Fare 81 Stages run In c1nfns
with the cars Lee, Lenox, Old Stockbfdge, CarasnDs
Winsied and Norfolk also, 10 Lchheld Sharon. Woo
bury, Dsnbury and Bethel
LEBAsos SPRIsGs.-A line Ia Arranged by Which pwsrs
gers from NewYolk reach this place by dsy sa sn
comfort aud expedition than by any other fogfs ""
through, ~ -.
No agent OF this Company IL authorized 70 ale tsfsea
Specie, Bank Notes or valuable papers 10 eerss ns
for transportation on any conditions. Freight f-ceNr
the DEPOT foot Of Markets. from O'Clock ~ 70 sodoes
p. n. Positively not slter that hour.
O. NJ. PERRY, Agent. Office IN thern
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r.. ssasssS1 NEW AND d.
go yS6@SS~ ERIE RAILROAD. 49,

NrH1mU lfTfH1YeMfNI.
from May /, 1913, until farther notice
FoR PAssESGERs-Lesye New-YorE from Tho 90
Ouane-st) att o'clocs, AN and O'Clock, NJ 20 -
mont Beuveltvie, Clsrkstown, Spring Valley, aSSI'
Rsmapo, Monroe Works, Turners Monroe, Oxford, ~
ter Goshen, Northampton, miGdieIown, HoweTs "
vile and Port Jervis.
For New York and intermediate places-Leave Ponr
Wis NJ A NJ and nj 8 2. M; Ousg.le, al IS NJ sLlts
Pm. Middetovvn, al AN. and Pm OoshenF
A NJ and 4 ~ PM; Chester 1t " AN and I. Pm
All baggage At the risk u the owner, unless ~
charge of the bsggage-masers Fifty lbs Of personeE
gage allowed 10 each passenger. No freight taken ~
passenger trains
Foa FgEIoBr-Lesye Nsw-Yot a. O'Clock, PME
bArges Samuel Marsh, Henry suydaIn Jr. and Dunkihs
Leave Port Jeryis al AN OusyiIle At 10 AN. ~
dletown At II AM Goshen Al II NJ. and Chester ~
MILK VIII DO taken morning and evening by ,rsins ~
njug expressly for that purpose.
a29 Il n c. SEYMOUR. supenntoSdsA
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MEDICINES.
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,

FcR DfAKRHEA, SUMNER COMPLAINT W
caiLgaE.- rIsETTEtE 49, ch1LEzt i- -t.s,---,,.s
nR EILLiNGS'S CARMINATINF AND AslhlS-
~ GEVT SYRUP, n tb- above tseases s.w1fs a1o1a-
lng relief. has NV reputation esfsp ialrti o5''.
pubic. 4 medicine - ulrIVa-el eKc-lenc- u ln-
is@rt ofthe disease. Tor nich 'ri-ul-i ~.
without psrav' r. popularity Il daily llcre-slns
sands hear g1inz irst unuy io - fnlrs an =
grsffude flr tfe relief y Llcl % tas st1ft-1 il-l
The Pres and ne Faculty jlrsts. Law -rs' -.
Dvln-s AID c.rzs1s q il.e. gel-e 10 every Fil-s
unite in Tire TIE pubt- especially nfi-l " ~.
he he fcstes Of eminent physlcans suf.elf y ~.
L Amy and otlers. WHO have Used tnis aric-e an ~
- f. -,-, -. s.r--r- O. Arry. ali d. il'-li
Harr~r RI n rs-a-rl .-
t-.r ..sttl lf Ieafff -i'- pr
ca-r-r a--1 NO.. sfrrp clo.--t .l-ll-r
compliant n etlsr-1.I and c.r-ic as = .--sr
-4 "a l~-.. srf have rn t-s.sfrr r-1eaa-- -.
tql A. 90 % ~ - 3 i- SEYMOUR HALsEl. y D
io'rrr-ofs- Df H,-''' MOS , HARPFR " %.
s, =. n SAWS r,r William and Fulton -.
80 OnAs "a H'- SUI ifL-
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~ ~ - ~ te-WFITE's Red Cordial. crl-,flted
flr curing dian -o. -oic en- rra ino-ii- - - N
ri er4r r the periodical psins ~ -i So
srd vii al.o sop tie violent worsng ci any ~. ~
80 III. sch and leaves he bowels Do l-aal conll
ION This Coriisl j. u-ed By oc and young VS.. ~
b.reff 10 La- be one regular family lr.ll1 ~ ~
above d.or1ers. 70 has sooi he iesi o. years - -
present bed ty regular ply .ici1ns. -.-..- 80.
Tie lesumouials 10 is ia-2f' ~ q i a. tisfv M 20
too numerous 20 mention. The hcy Dr. " Z, ~
ton save i i The mos va.la-le frlels - Us, go
used 4" william Clue E-q. OF ~ I"ei - ,,- u ~
adds " I fnd moot exec. ent fenee -'o $500. 80,
Or raercy-park New-York, sayss 10 me Ic-Ae .ua
have used. afeT year, of e5pe-eIee, ~ - o. n
more real satsfsciOn7 Norman Fnisy M D. ul u--L-
f-eDsie writes have use for sears n my ANN
Il n s,ve always found fsf- AID invsus.e meoic.ne
r T. Bernard. Eco le Broidway' Albany sa,s- 49,
y f--5ts sad ,Vhe's Red Cordial. not only 20 be 30
eaec1a Dot perfectly ssfe remedy for ue comp ANS
srecire1 ID bis advertisement
'Pnce 3 Gems per bottle. Lfrge bouies = eacn. -
Sod IN NewYOrs a. 10 Broadway ana ~ Arief u'Hise
rgg Br,sdwav. Park-rcV. ard i8 Broadway 1ll Broad
way zoe Broadway H0us0l-st' cor broaa&s - ana
Grsnd-st; Broadway sid Fou .eert.ii -. In.ie
.verne co., Txeniy-secoud--t. - hn-rt, fli9n cor
Williams. - East Broadway, MarEet-t 81 bleecA
er cor Chrsopher-si; Hoasion. cor heD9gyh-s ~
Cherryst. rs Broadway and Greenwich. cor hsnnona
y Broos yu-R. J Dawes Fulton cor i1onst AloaAy
81 se-.t and staie cor Pear-.t; Broadway, and
pelaysn d'1ie .,--o.7tsr Vskeaburgh
Fiuiav Ne,gbursh-J F. V-u Mort Goshea-H "; Il
lou Hudson R0ssrusu Mckustry, Purder-on (. Ham
" 4 G siorrs Henry J Barnger Ciayeracs-Dr J. q
Gebfard and James " Shoemaker, : ". Van Wycs, =
W ~fMnerd- tnd-nhm A tnfucle-f 81 A..
ter Kind erhook-L B Flagler Nalau--Jame- Mler
c xsackse-Dr. n. Adams and W 5. stnuieuhnrsh OK
sorsie Landing Dr. J Hen.haw. Catskul-W. n. Ney.
Ath-us-E A. Ttus kngsOn-Dalel lcung. W lans-
burgh l. -Ch-r'es Millef. Bridgeport CONT blase-
man Co. NewYofk-whoiesaea genis, Phllip scheHs-n
Ps1aseipIia-s. Shines. Twelfth aud Chestnut sis 2.
Brown. Fhh and Chestnut ss.
Bosion-Emery souther, corner Greene-st and Lyman
place.
Druggists orders executed - usual.
None genuine without my written Signature
1u2f ". "A. K WHITE Hudson, y 7.
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Passenger Arrived.

-say Ms1ssr-a FROM Lireypool-Mr Morrow Man Nor
~ MI h-tes Mr- Mary Btes NJ. Frames Boeou Mss Csae
Rcai,na Nss,er He1 Boai;oa Ms isshel Dnkson Mss
ssSst Mas Msry Barney. ard III IN The seerAre
Il sAip cAssians Reed fo Brs~esA Suite
fop~r. Exfsr. Schurmsn. spsker
N fAs stS Sstara s~ Nee, Ortssns-M Ihompson Har
rlrasa. A brown, Ro~lsna-le siesrses
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuance Of section IS, Ari
y Titles Chapter Part of he Refsri statutes o. lie
DAVID GRElG late of the ty 70 N- forA, lawyer
WILLIS ROOT late of the Cy o Ncw ora "a binder and no
With thereof i ih- subrbsr . 80 otc Nas-s
st.fr-e tie City Nofk. before i DAY ~ Oct
Der ner- ora, August 3D. 1870. jaws = iHAiEh,
au'4 lavs~ Flhir Atn'fi DO me tfy % View infH-
NOTICF-I1 pur.usnr- OF an D. Hodges Esq
y Surrogate 0i the County o k1-, notice iey gwen to AT
persons having claim. against NATHANIEL sHuLTt late Of he
OF Wllsus0lh SAID County tec-ascd o. present Ne
same the thereof sm, a ls ohce No ~
The CTS Of Brooklyn before the hfs DAY Of
CAROLINE r. GOLDINS. EIeeutn1
al9Iav6m THOMAS MARCH. Executor
DY ORDERofPa Bgcsn Esquire JUG ct Monroe County
DCour. hereby gwen that aftafhuent has ssed
assns the estate % STEPHEN H. HERRlCA esi-ni
debtor vii b sold for pas rent Of h debts
according
ahn an- onh. from drst publication of -s notice and that
payment feD BIN. residents %; tbs STATE ind ne
denVeg o. hn Or for be u,e II snJ property INN M sse s
longing him. and The transfer Of any such property 70 h are M
blii-n by h9 and are VOID Dated July -. 1874
rss ls~un p GRIFFIN. au5 tor Attaeing Cfei.ior
PURSUANCE Order Of the sagl,-of The County fNes
| Yo Nose hereby gwen all persons having CLAIMS against
SARAH CURTIS eo he Cy Of Nsw for Nuts decreased 20
present 3uchers thereof 10 The slbsf1ers a. Ne
6eo Phle Hlt ~ Front The cry Of N@~ fofk
before sixteenth DAP Of August leH Daed New YORK. he
tslth Dag of Fe.russy, 1874 wM CURTIS
GEORGE A. CURTIS, g...Yt..,
PETER ANDERSON
Ilfia~sn' PHILETrs Holt. ]
rs PURSUANCE of Surrogate ofte County IT Nee
You, hereby gyrn o. al peoas having dans against
JOHN HANCE late ri tie CITY of N-W for -hani d-ease 10
present sl1sefs A. Tie
Once Of W C. LeVendcr, No rs Cher - the Cy OF NeN
Yor1 n-tssah Jay " August le1tDet-t NeT fofsi s
eleventh iay offeorlapi lsts . .
l1ftsxomr BENJAMIN : COX 1A'e-'''''
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DRY GOODS.


DLEACHED GOOD--Compnsing ~ extensive a.
Dsormeul Of well known styles 81 ~ 81, %, lo IA
And g and 90 widths Tor sale by
suf e =. HANKS ~ Ffrhalkr- plAl0'
AIERINO CA-sInERES-5o 81 80 siperhne Ne.
vi unO Cassimeres comprising every yatty Of color Rtl
,eriur- Tor sale by HARRIS Is Exchange pisre au4
ULCE AND WHITE anu blue and orange Prints
- new and desirable patterns, hne alf medium cotha
f,r by fau4i c. y HARRIS. o. Efchsnee-p.sc-.
WHITE AND COLORED Deeskin and coored
w Cloak Innings, plain and twiiled, FOR sale by
suA G. T. HARRIS, 70 EXcnange-piace-
DRISTED DOE-kIN~, nlain and usiiled, received
4 and flr sale by G. = HARRIS, ~ EXchange-place.
NIJDDLEsEN PLAINS cases negro plains
vi fancy cable cord warp aud wool filings this day re-
ceived and for sale by NESMlTH L co.
81 aLd u flne--i
I,AKK PRINTS-30 cases new style Prints, mousse
line de laine patterns and small figures Just received
and for sale by an9l NEsMrH co 81 and q Pine 81
DRINTs-50 black and lavendeIi also indigo blue
4 Prints. for sale by NESMlTH co.
ana - and 81 Pine-sL
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.T-~ aoPENINg, or Tng ,rt Iuna

ss1~e1s<<cssszss al. FOR t6i8.-Sin CHAM
Line 10 Putsburgh-1he undersigned would respectfully
inform Western shippers, thai on he nrsi ~ Mse lsrft
ION v no bs resumed for the present season % Prssh
ia the Penusyvsua Canals Snd Railroads Ooois ms'ti
Tor his ne VIII be forwarded WIKI great disr.cA and
the lowest cDent rates No commissions or oIhef Charge
Tor forwarding goods from Pushuren fe2ulN aae u
Steam Packets leaves P.lsGurgh daily Al 10 ococs ID
Cincinnati, Louisville NJ Louis Mark eactUes-she
hsu,'s Line. via Canal
So Vn TYSON AGENT % We,i.Nr
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~ r-.....tss.,..,s- PIONEER AND ,,.y.r-lImm
t4S rssx-~-ssses EXPRESS LINK Eks21Ezx

AND CANAL-PHlLADELPHiA TO rlITsbUkGa
Leaves daily al A. M-This Is slios ether 10 aos pa
s-nt mode Of retting to The Ohio KgeI al he dsass
ana hugue " Stage travelling y avoided Passenger
Cincinnati Louisville ssshvlle, 81 Louis Ne~Otesn
Sc win always find steamboats, OF the hrsi ne Mf1
burgh Ia carry them down the Ohio RIVED 81 TIE sane ARE
and frequently lels than IL charged from Wheeling
F0r and other Information, apply a b. oftS n
D. alket-si Philadelphia. WIN COLDER %
Philadelphia, May, 1879 Propnrn
CAUTION
travellers arc particularly cautioned against rifch.,l
tickets ia New York FOR hie line, a. there . no p,0
that city authorized transact my business Tor he fosss
and Express Company nyDH
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is,s<9 AL .lNk-sol Albany ard Troy dEect-don
ss8S-<S@f~,@ Pier ~ he loot % Nor lld-s Pe1.s
skg these boais i arrive ms Troy n ne % axe tss e.,
ss; morning trains West ~ Buffalo and No1h 10 Isk-
t,s,re. ard Chsmrlan. The low pressure f-ssr.,.
TROY Cart NNir = Frszee on Monday. Wcine.iAysns
Frisav a 8 O'Clock z n TIE new -nd sy.enid sie.s.
boat EMPIRE. Capt W. ". TupErr % Tuesday, TAN
S.v AID Saturday at o'clock. freight nus be put !.
charge ~ me Freghi Agent, the Company IN Ia !.
for lo-s For PASSAGE &C Apply un hosri e.
~ IS CHANBERLAfN. al the oltce ou ~ wh.r
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Brighton Cattle Market

A, Nsrtst 90 BEEF Cattle. ~ Stores 81 pair. Working Oxen
Cows Cave, solO Sheep sad Lambs AMI
Bfff CATrLE-hsve fallen a ast prces-ffst
~ a. y second quality, 81 third a. ,hiy -
STORES old Hee and Stores, sls % SO yea
o. q q ssS
WORKING OxEN-sale. Del. So as slOO
COWS AID CALVES-s2r. 80. sys and s4d
SHEEP AND LAMBS-si ~ 81 50, Oh Sheep s.
sWlSE-5tt, OLD hoxs. ~ cts Boston Ira,eiltf
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49,. --iNDl CEp-NO NONOPol1 -fren'ng Ii.
Albany hrou ID direct al 0 0c.ock re
the pier foot ~ Robn-onst hrsi above Barclay Sesze
RIP'VAN WINKLE apt Samuel Schuyler, vii lesv,s
Monday. Wednesday, sni Friday Al o oc.ock. NJ w
nsssa or freight apply board, OF 10 q stanley u1s
ofire on he dock This Lost viii arrive n al rmes
annie time for the morning trains East or West Frrga
takn al moderate rates All persons forbid uusras Il
boat without a written order from the Captain yH
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slhIrAN>lA CCPs-Pesscns gO.as on eNc,rsion,
AZ and pic psfcs vii need from which 10 Gust
fao pure Leverage ths' VII bress such can be una
9arng Sop. M<rlfk gFed and for sale wholesale An
retail bs lsnsl LUCiuS HART. late Rosrdmsn 4 Hsr
lsA- EiNTikE>-AlSfs- sssorn,eal Of ga Chsr
II doiiers. PendSngs Rracsess and Aan,e IL KS. by
DtfTS RefiTHFe 4 60 ~ wtfiar--a
uA>GING>-f4p-g. 1850 pcs ft0m ~ TO Sc inches
wds different Qualities snd coofs, FOR sac ~ mUnSrr
rtef rrs~-s nsff>T T. pFHefFkS f1N 10 sesffhs
INpI. RCBRER OvgRSH0RS.-iooc pair
k3uOd years Aralc India H1bhes 0versh0es for sale b,
lvr HORACE n nav ?, ort-n4-sf
('Oi'NTfNG-U0UsE DESks. onics sid fihrar,
y. ss~i~7 q ys1efy % patterns for ss;e BY
- -. '. W. SoUTHACk. 10 Brosdwsy.
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TO LET.

a. ROOMS WANTED-wnhin hall ME o. ~
@ CIV Han ether with or without bogd and urfufnsn
~ ~. .,air. .l--.a. tia nls Illrf-- ~ uea4
a. r@r.ctaha f.riv ard re there sr- o. en- IT. hoI
smoking In the house. References exchanged No..s
b PHILEMON A. this oftce iYi' As<u-u
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V,UR MISSES >EpGWICK have removes

THE MISSES >EDGWICk have removed their
l Boaniing ami Day school from ~ Wesi-Washng ton-
place SIS Ninth-st Tn situation - cc.ssb bic Ouni-
buses passing the house every few minutes the house
ry and cOmmOdicus, sAordlng all The convenience that
modern house can give. Their Autumn term commences
he losh II September.
French lady, desiring board, VIII please osn the
Misses : gu2i 2w-
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL
Y eli Broadway (opposIe Bo1d-si, New York The
fal Tenn u Prof Browns School viii commence on Mon
isy the an Of sep emrr The number OF pupils i limited
Circulars containing particulars { obaiued shep
,rds noOk store 1884 Broadway; Carriers S. Canasi and
store 81 Broadway aus lmvo1TuTh2S
MISS HAvENS vii resume her Schoo for Young
.'ILsdes on Mondzy. sept a. Al 2S Nnih-st between
shs avenue and UniverstVplsce where. md Al the Once
{ her finer, x HANENS Esq 6 Wal 81 circulars NAY
10 obtained Miss Il VII be 81 home and aer Monday
sept 4 au22 cod
SELfCT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
SMlS>t.>-rhe Misses ALLERTONS School 81 Third
avenue, VII BE confined commencing Moposy, an sep
CrcuiAfs With terms and reference BE- obtained Al he
.hOve place sul4 Sw'
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN~-A Clergy
ma rs aug IN TIE county, Al about 100 mixes oisisnce
roA Ne~-h OK, vii receive into bis family tree fur
ron 70 y wears Old pupils TO whose education
- Jam oe Mould give per-on9l attention. For
sd p4fuenisrs address Box 25 Guy Posi- Once au14 t-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
AND ESSEN sNl

-. -e4ss4s.Stsxf1- NORRIS AND ESSEN sAL
60 ROAD The extension Of ths RAINS
from MOrrsiown 10 Dover, psn,t
through the village Of Denyile and Rockawsy, viii
opened for the transportation of passengers on TaesdH
August !.
The passenger trains and sfter that date viii nn y
tween Newark and Dover = follows
Leave NYors for Dover int I'M ate places, An
Newark DIANA Hls
:. Dover for Newark and New.Yors s,AMs.ss
mOrnstOwn IAN. hzrs
At Morrstown the N usin Of cars from New Yors "a
meets with stsges for schooley's Mountain WasansS
Belyioere and Easton, daily
Al Dover the A NJ train connects with Stages sscs
sunny Newton. Milford, snd Owego. on Mondays, We1Ds
DAYS and Fridays land With Johnsonburg CoumbisB
town. suOudsbUrg, and Delaware w alter Gap T1esdsH
Thursdays, and Saturdays each line returning alien"
days.
FOR sIanhope stage leaves the arrival 0. the NJ Al
y M. trains Al Dover. -
For bassenricge stage leaves the arrival Of nsr
train al NornstOWp. -,
All packages bundles must be entered on ne sv~-
or he Company viii not hold themselves Responsible
ffegbl Will be forwarded lmned aiey 70 MornsoNo -
Dover rom Albany Basin, by Stephens Condt cox -.
q sloops 70 Sewsrs from the Transportation One1
ne y Mr. and Trans. Co. foot u Lheryst sne -.
sired vii be called for IN any part the city *
Al said dice iiyAl IRA DODD ~