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with elegance, convenience utility the o n
shaving and Dressing Cases the complete Of te
KIND ever offered to the public They possess all the merits of G
imported article with these advantages being chearrr NOR
sopact ana the articles contained IN them warranted 10 rr
i duties aud last though not least each being furnisd
WIZ thc subscribers celebrated Metallic Tablet O. SAUNDERS
sun ~ Broadway corner Of Liberty street.
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GcntIcmrn's IInts--summcr Stylc.-Po,is


near Nassau This house remarkably we'll located aud wa do
we'll house Of the kind needed In Tho ns;,hhorn
We wish Dillon much success ~ ''e''o'"'
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To the Publlc.-I hereby offer TO forfeit one
thousand do not sell good Boots for 81 50 sold in
the city for So 81 and, forfeit the other
store sells good Boots for 81 80 SELL have the
largest retail trade Of the city shall by
selling less prices than any my conpetors H. D. JONES'
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city IL done by friend Young opposite Office
Fulton and Nassau 800 1000 that he sell
o. Do fine calf 81 80 usually 81 80 to 3D. with the largos
assortment of CATERS and In tho world We hin
succosS-TIIE DOCTOR
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Pencil Case inciudcd.-J. w. CREATION CO., No n Ce-
dar street. stairs invite purchasers both Wholesale and retail
70 call aud examine their stock Of Gold Pens and Cases which
they selling at reduced prices They the nil and
evcry maker that purchasers hc In composition and
decide for themselves their relative inertia Gold pens and
ri renal
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The WEST INDIEs.-Due reflection on the pre-
sent and past condition of the West India islands,
In connection with the recent revolutionary move
ments in France, and other European countries in
duces US to think that matters will not remain long
In those islands they are at present. The change
which appears to be going on there will be accele-
rated by the decree of the provisional government
of France, aboshing slavery in the French islands;
for from the time when the act of emancipation
shall have been carried into effect, new career
opens upon them-impulses that have lain dormant
for years will be aroused and brought into play, for
good or for evil. The British islands, ever since
the emancipation of the black races, have been in
an unsettled condition Their commerce and in
ternal resources having been ruined by British le-
gislation, and their wealthy planters reduced
from wealth and affluence to the verge of
bankruptcy, the British West Indies are not
now what they once were, and evident signs
of disposition to resist the imperial govern
ment Of Great Britain visible. Meetings are
held, from time to time, at which sentiments are
spoken, and resolutions passed, almost as violent
and hostile towards the government of Downing
street as those which have characterised Ireland
for some years. The flash which precedes the fire
is visible, and what the result will be no one can d.
vine; but il clear that they aspire to independence
The Spanish island of Cuba, the most valuable of
the whole group, cannot long remain in her present
situation. The mother country is on the verge of
revolution, symptoms of which reach US by every
steamship. Should such an event take place,
of which there seems to be every probability, the
Cubans will, without much doubt, seek to throw off
the Spanish yoke, and either become a republic or
what is more likely, seek to be annexed to the
United States Of America. Liberty of speech is
much restricted there; but from the whispers that
reach US from time to time, there can be little
doubt that large portion of the people yeam to-
wards this country.
From all these signs of the times, taken in con-
nection with revolutionary Europe, we are incir-
ed to the opinion that the West Indies are on the
eve of radical and revolutionary change, the
seeds of which were first sown by the British go
venment in abolishing slavery there.
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Thu Ofeut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AtInS OF To-
4th will contain Portrait Of John Van Buren,
Esq, with sketch Of his social and political In addition
to the usual variety Of interesting matter Price cents Ose
Ill Nassau street. The Atlas Is regularly served by carriers
those who leave their address at the Office
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BnlmO's Opera HOuse-Havc you seen the
three Graces the most perfect specimens humanity that
the OF mortal permitted gaze II
Pamo and for night imagine that you behold inhabitants
Of the Eysan Fields Of Paradise in hecng groups before you
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contain and beautiful story entitled Donna Mariana; anot
er answer to Rev. Mr. Chpps discourse He'll aud his
ply to the structures that have passed upon Two vol
Of the other and each price - Once 100
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persons whose Hair falling out from sickness
other that the regular application Of Phaons Chemical
Hair lngrator will not only asten the loose hbres but
mote the growth Of the time removing cur
For sale a. 81 Broadway, and by Druggists generally.
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RicheIieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pcns-R

cnS-1Scs
movable. E. WATSON co. having removed Gold Pen
Depot No Wall street. prepared supply their custo
mes with every description Of Gold Pens prices lower
than before offered The celebrated Rcheeu Pen, OF which
they the manufacturers unequaed for fnenes elasticity
and durability Tho points warranted or
Pen will DO given without charge Cold Pens repaired
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the upper Of Broadway and Murray
elry store Strangers and others should omit visit this gal
ery contains the largest collection of portraits Of dsn g
cd the United Staes 1t impossible for Amer
can TO leave this collection without recognizing old familiar
fnccs
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Gazette VI this week contains Of Sal Tut
ues dsn-Aso the horrors of Boston Neck-The downfall Of
Goldfish AristocracyMurder Seductons Horrible Crimes do
nestle and foreign &C. Office los Nassau st. where
all sorts Of books and pictures may be had
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Wigs ma TOupees.0Thc pubic arc InVftct
to inspect the largest and best Of Wigs and Toupe
the United States, ut BACHELORS, No. Wall street,
Broadway The invented Wigs and Scaps obtained Slve
medal Mt the last Fair Of the American Institute Call and
them.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


tyr Outward World that round us les
Is not the world ia which We dwell
The Inner World alone Is real
The world we neither buy nor sell.
Lon master Of al outward things
Within my soul take my seat
Add Nature comes in peTiuned robes
And AVS her treasures az ms feet.
All things ! have within myself
Suns set and suns within me rise
/ live within bright palace walls
Arched er By lovely jcweld SKIES
] come and 20, wandenDE bee
That roarns each fo~ery scented Held
And treasures ~ the golden fruit
rs daily thoughts and psstimcs yied.
look At things not a. they seem.
Ia all ] see the Fathers face
All Nature IS a part Of Him
The bending SKY u HIS embrace
His breath cmbaiIns the dewy fow crs.
lie makes the sun bis triumph car,
His voice hear ia every breeze.
His smile / see in every star
He builds his altar everywhere,
On every heart His dews dist!ii,
HIS Heaven is with the pure IN heart
Is temple gates the human will
/ tura away from beaten paths
Where trade AID politics deceive
And love ~ roam eacn WOOD ana 8ichf
And feel my breast with rapture hea'e +,
The world " ants not that which have,
Bot stu ! love the Inner Life
And nOugbt can tempt my heart away
To mineie with is scenes Of strife
For deep within have vein
More rich than gold that veins the earth
And deep within are loving thoughts
That give 10 JOY aud trust their birth
Thu Innrr Void ID be III mine
And mine o. tread each sacred hall,
To enter in rs silent courts
And know the perfect Soul OF All.
90 uisercrlum.
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IARINE JouRN AL
PORT OF NEw-YORK. OCTOBER -

ARRivEp-Bars Cssro. wari De- JsHerc d.. coffee g.
o rhprs Co
MANA nsuiusn. Bremen a. tals ballast and a.
passengers. > a 7 popre.
Rua 4 Was Mass. Narhas lumber.
Rrg Coua, Npolsn ktsipar., Me d. lsi Brett Nusc
Efl Nam, rssici. gh4I,l. iin fSl River ballast
Hrl O..s.ls Baker lu Msifafr .seft. ballast
Hr petoalarr iokha Naasor -, DIS, plaster sle
WlatncS 4 Co
schr Bsrnsr Isrr from Gloucester, ash
S.hr Huison. Clara. iluu OII.l esief. f,l
S.hr Ornrrr NEni',. from hauy Tor Boston
s,hr Maou. lnm Aoan, ur hlst.n
S0hr Anaie. MlCnfiy. frIl C4fs. Ne fti
Nr s,hr rhrt- CrO.,Hr. ia ftt, IS DE-. h.l tf-s
nrhr E1a navn. Crawford, - Johus NB is's, amesf
slfrlnrt
Shr Mar Ann Mfoisi ic1 Harrington Iarler
Sur fsre haskli. frsu ltutastou. lime
Schr Jaae. Llteran.. from Ilomsstnn. iinr
shf Northern b Be-, ffaacrt.is, fr.u NsltaI Act,
sr0f lrxas. kHi.ourg. .Qia laoraastou. llinc.
Sclr Ornn. Hus= from Boston fatsc.
S,hr SANTA Mara. fe,tug roo, from lhouastoH. ilns
>chr 1lneth osgood, irou Blue HI
~,hrSf pwr1hf. Duscp. from Mairson. lumber
S,hf Rnie. lr-ss. frau fhouastou, luat.
Brt-h t,sel stewart IRON Itsfqoa aai 'sr-
lofei sshos saha ou IL has o-vl gt o- stt the
isaes ana-vnis snd lowed az e by The st-sps
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CLOTHING.


FALL AND WINTER CLOTHNG-lr. FlLTON-sI.
LOR CASH a. retail Wv p e-,rri. j raslir %
/ .h. our eoots r1-1er you bus or rli fol car serct
ron n 5000 " leu gods 1ofti ~ casa --a
Gu by xp-rencsd cutters. t0 EAR a- ess-es oi rupe
...-.4 800 800. r-.r- .......... : 0U t0 li
C0a-s. sarks slrr .s. from. --.-.-.---- II
Over ftcs '1gss end business Goals ifln..-.--' ~
Vets Of cofh siE velvet PAN a1c fancy iom f' u
Corts css.lrrrres and ve-tlrs always 90 lar4 o make
o. measure sl..s furnished .l - hours ID.
R-leuba- Il4 F1.1l sf. directly oppo-e ne ol Noin
D ,rr Church the stand 81 book etsi of broalNay
e. B-s1 r1rr--t.r with any cher store % ms cii
oil. In DANIEL r SMITH. ~ Fu.t'r--t
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MOUNT PROSPECT INSTITUTE.

rg'HE WINTER SESSION Of his school VIII commence
\ on the isf day ~ November Pupils are prepared iol
entering College on business pursuits " lie Terms
per session. WAhhrN null 1 iHeiFai-
West Bloomfield. y J. Sept 1882
MITE Principal can be seen a. ro New-ED- and
Hou.e Ne,g-York every TLursday DUNG DE monn o
October CfcIIGr- aso be obsined 1y applying Do he
Na,V. Fr iard ffufaf % AZ
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GRkAT FiRE ~ NASHVILLE, n. H.-Thc town
OF Nashville. y. n was the scene this morning. of q
destructive conf alton AZ o'clock the large house
on the Main II known 10 the Central Building, was
discovered 90 be- fre and to be totally destroyed
II was occupied by the Nashua Telegraph Office.
This ls the third time that Mr. Beard is Editor and
Proprietor has been barned out Tie was partially To-
sured. Also occupied by J. l.. boty Ton boots and
shoes n. futile Co for clothing and by several
milhnors. THE upper part occupied by number
OF families, who had narrow escape for their lives
and lost most of their furniture The destruction OF
property in this building very great
Prom this building the hrc extended 90 the Rapus,
Church, REV. Mr.. fraus) which was burnt 60 the
ground The basement story occupied IL T. Con
verse ~ dry goods store, and Aaron Haywood, for
hardware The goods la these stores most
saved The fro extended up the south side of Frank
hn at aud burnt the dwelling house and dye house OF
Moses Wood On the east side OF Main.st store
owned by the Nsshus and Wilton Railroad Company
was burnt Il occupied by ;. ID. Abbott IS a far
nituro store, and + Gay & sons for groceries. hard
and dry goods Latter insured ioI s2eoo-loss
greater
building At the west end OF the railroad depot was
also DESTROYED Il was occupied by . Shsttuck Tor
West India goods and iron insured by Bsgley. PROV
sion dealer by kempon, conicciicner and by hair
dresser ana tin worker
The origin OF the IRE Is not known u Is sttrbuted
% lpcendisTies Il finally cheek by hrc-proo
wsl Tho bridge the river which divides Nssha'
irom Nashville considerably damaged snd also the
roofs Of several houses upon the Nashua side high
wind would have caused much grcster destruction Of
property
The lOss s osumsted Al s50OoO-about one thlrd Of
which isnsUred We are indebted 10 Nj whitney Of
rhe NssAsa Eress and others for the Shove particulars
Boston Traveller 18Th
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I,nr cnrARrNEn-nIP L.r-.of,-e :,


EOAL.-My supply ~ Pesch Orchard Goa bet Red
I 8iJ this season equal % any that have heretofore
sod Can a. times supply ORDER. a. Prices current TOT
Goals ~ frsf clsty As0 White Ash and Liverpool Coas
Yard s6f Holsl0n-sf cor LsureLs-esiGblished in ce
- lm' GO NAhNEh
C0AI-RED OR WHITE ASH Large Nut 81 So
I Eeq -, stove s. 15 per t0I--creenet from yards
under cover. SIS BOwery sni corner Hammersey ana
Bedford 80 Less f aiken from b0ss . cents less 10
csrmen. ljy25 JACOB WINS. Jk.
Ct IN LARGE Nut COAL, % for stoves,
- Nv warranted beet Peacl Orchard, dry. under
cover and al her sizes the lowest market prices
Yards Washington Spring 81 and c second =. by
81 ln. P KERRIGAN
rpHK -UB-CRfBER offers for sale the best Red
l A.h Cos from the Salem Gate Vein and Black Mine
Colieres Al the lowest market prices L-high Goa from
ihe Spring Mounain mine superior TO AK 9gsf f9. inst
a. Nv cor Tenih-av. and Twenty sixth st
DEACH MOUNTAIN COAL from the Mines Of
1 The Delaware Coal Company. Broken EsR aud Range
sz-s A 50 Beaver Meadow Goa Company LehiEh Goa
mines ava offered FOR sale rt-creened from the Yard, ~ the
lowest current prices for huiquslty Goa, 2 1ANt,
Oh ~ " Wooster ana ~ bfoau--l
LIVERPOOL OKREL GOAi.-N0w landing
f'rom chip Niagara This coal i ~ superior quAy and
s recommended Tor par0r Il Will be delivered o. good
order from the screened from he ysrd 10 quaint
lie. 10 slt purchasers r. CANl.
sliu ia Wooster and a. Brosd-st
81 IN PER TOS-NUT COAl-P-sch Oiohsrd,
~ s}N Rei As1 ana schIysi "a he Ash. for sale a.
Ron b. ysrd. Apply 10 STOKES DICkEksON
~ trffurr Nrlsfvlsr
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BOOK TRADE.
oN n1oNDAy NEXT

ltrILL 81 PUBLIsHED-Ths FIsi Book n : feaea' y.
$50 ..s g----t r.--sr..e Bv Norman P.rny
'Tfs to1k 8. more simple and easy 20 pe---1. Il
Frer.s r-sr an s.r-,0fre published 10 ne D." nrihoa
While - IL 1-- .-el o. MAKE us fle-fi q. = - e.
~ es.--- IL. fe -rei -rsi beginners zenc-ay W. NJ
th-ir rro-re-s greater. a-f TIE say more --l---. =
colnr.s1--r with -lfs lte book I1o-e As' "
s-r---- ri T-i t Lee he srsusge suddenly ~ ia
tical g1rroses .l Ferv sl1rf u1l- W. az
f1i- 1-s .a- rasf Ted f1 her prffasr %
f.r rs f- ra-s extend. -ae 49, . % fif h--l1i 81
T@r.-g- HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE. 81 frsf---
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HERNIA.

THE ATTENTION Or THE MEDICAL FACULTY
iS RESPECTFULLY called i0 lhe Metallic Truss aud
Supporter new article particularly adapted % he va
nous forms OBJ his disease. whether nguena. scfcia. ir
moral or uutfca aud supporter FOR abdominal weakness
M either sea- rro.srsls, g..
Tee simplicity II hs arce r. such ihai the practitioner
can ADAPT i 0 any case, changing The pad by means %
screw Do any desired form position. The strength " ne
flexible metal sfords stationary power without pressure
more han sufficient support ordinary rupture and ~
means 81 is lever principle any required pressure can be
obtained n addition rs method II adjustment he ave-
Of prousion closed over ne pubs, am ne saoh'
srv BOW fHes The pad ne rupture. which can Do
nsde iu sly required FORM either cOrcave, cogyex nsi "
oaerWs rs particular claim 20 notice apart from ~ no
We ~ = The simplicity " 10 application. and facility OF
being arrange suit any where mechanical Ager
can b. app I'd When properly ABUSED he pzuent nAs
entire freedom 0f without drpacng the russ and
he painful pressure heretofore experienced by The use %
trl.s L. entirely O0Faied.
Manv physicians % -Iuuence have examined AMI givel
their sancton % tee superiority of his whom
ference can be given Principal Office. 10 Broad sy. cor
ler % MAIDEN .sur. up-sfars. - ueof
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cInAHs- CIOARS.

WHOLESAL AND hEIA
A AIDES AND MISSES CLOAh> -Consi-lns % every
Isfg- color srd cnav snt vslng ln prices from - 20
80 each The public generally ar Invited OBJ call snt pro-
enc god aar.s.l A. NAnsLEY's. ~ Ca-hsTne-sl ues
Essi Broadway
80 a.
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PRIVATE CLASSES FRENCH.

DROF 4 BASSET will organize ais evening classes ii
french on me 9h Of October. al bis residence 80 broad
gvsy corner 0 snsn-sl A. ns asses are ~. eit ear
app cau0u il advisable. Please CAL before All snd ~
anon 81 I'm
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COPARTNERSHP.

fsgeer fie sib.rrres under ne trm of 4 ? OsTROM
co u TIE day disco wed by mutual consent TIE nls.-
nee. VIII lee set ci 1y e.iher % he partnef. Sew ofs
D-. L fF4e 4 p OSTROM.
j A. CANDEE-
The rir.-r5ers have tbs day l0uned coparlnersnip
snier he firm OF CANDEE ARNOLD co. snd VII
COM nue. lie business uf ms.1ls hIi.lirg materials a. tle
f3of of Ea-i Twe1ty.sih-si -New-iors. % Oct ist
A CANDEE,
4 ARNOLD.
oil t. " s. b ARNOLD
FIUE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
j between NATh'LP FETTiBOSE snd PETER CT K
TsS under Le frm 0f Peuhou- Clrss. j. dissolved by
r.1tla consent fr1r The dal- hereof l0h October i8
The business of trr concern vi. he sellef nY N~ihl
Pc hore who v attend 'o ile co '1n 90 me den-s cue
10 sri t outfarou s1d settlement of .le debts owing by
the arm. md viii continue Doe business ON hs individual
scror,rf Al No d Go.d..t NATTL PETrlBONE.
DID lu. PETER CURTI>S.
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TO LET.

=. TO LET-From the i.t q November nert-The
r hree story and BRICK house, y Abingdon place
~ ni3 ~
a, -TEAlI POWkK TO LEr.-A tire RON 10
II. The Tribune Buiinis 10 irt viii steam power -
HN~ Apply al ls4 BroadHsy 80
- Tp lET-Ths upper par 81 two-siory h1usr,
H. r-sssrv sirlaied ig Hutsun-st near >Qnne, CONSIST
- M fso rooms on sscolt door, afro ard basement
Croton warr. &c. Inquire OF a. AZ Nh"MANt "a
-. 7., ,,,,,..ory and s.rc brrs house.. ID
e IS,rE-l-.t near C0ortst south sf'oSyu It . m
~ tr.r.fs order fszsd .ot win CHOICE spr we
srf ore II the most desirable residences "a - - %
very .o"-'>t'. t-t-AN '' ' niS fws
y u
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vvuo1.rsALE AND RETAIL.

MARX 4 NEWMAN 4 CO Pun s1ers- hooNr'---is
vi >fsr0rers g. 20 Broadway -Cen-iala-y u- 81.
and 10 cgau-ne. sc-1o. ard C.sssc- b9oes iI9.l -.
necessary i- the ~. primary cssses 20 in- N Nc ~
$780, -....-. r "a Il. arf colleges Pln-lers 90
Sa4-s4--. 800. R@as-rs. Pnr-rs kletorca heaiefi
H.-n-o-e-s C@o.crv. Dav arl Thcurs-ns i..ii--'-'
u.s--... r- H-sl l1-rs- rr1 Hloss. &C. Aso srl-
a-a as.l--rr --f II Til-sl ari n srr sreo-' nf s.
Cn.rr~v merchants ard CHEERS wishing .0 purchase ''o.-
4 rs e- b, al a-F .rart~- ther assortment, coz
800 ~ so MARX n. NEWMAN co
$3.50 l4s Br1a-waT-
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49, .oPPo-ITIo>-iloKNISc LINZ

\
ssss>~ss> sz-s tri.rr al Newhlrgh, Poughkeen.s
Ki,r.t,n Bristol Cafsdl hudson sni CoNsacks' Brcas
fi aud dinner Oh hoaro he The new aud spe1dd
ste.ries CONFIDENCE. Capt :. d PccA. Vii leave he
steamboat pier foot Of Rohinson-s. fncsdhys Ihf.en,
Monday. wednesdays and Fridays, a. % ococs, AN
Al persons are forbid trusting any one on sccclnI " o.
ahav. boat nr s.nf
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CONVEYANCES.
gsert ss.ro VAL y, LINZ Sc


>f.1.Hgtnr and frovcence
~ The Very 81 froTlrnce = nov avo.d-d by ID. -,
Brsrch Railroad inisat Rouie through without ei.,
Csfsor Bssgsee' TIE steamers c. VANDERBILT g.
Iori stone sat CONNECTICUT Capt Read Pecs -
pecou with The Sionirs on ard Pruyisrc- Bo.f ~.
Providence Rsirosds lessn. New ora ly S.d.s,- :,
rerIss r,Yrn Per Nurlh River. ~ 5 o'c.ocs NJ -
si ngtsn At ocock Z " ~ upon ne srss o. .t-t.l
tr.r r-o.r Boston Thee steamers AZ 4rsr osss 49,
slender a. comfort having each ~ L.-fn 81 age 80
&c.. rfvni- .iste roors and hosths iof - psr.o5s -
so lsrre private rooms fof isnles, add ps--s ~.
steamers are oacere. ly ~ nnst rkpfl-1c-- -
all shorten he passage hgfN eeu NeR fcft AZ -
frofr 10 hours thereby sruung m suf tine 'of 4, II.
ines rrrrirg nom N-x-f0-k North, S1ath "a Va, 49,
al Pc Ines RON Borton, North snd Eesi
Tie CONNECTiCUT VIII lcsFe Neg-fof,, T-e..s,
Ttursisy srd saturday Leave s.o1i1sion N5,s,1
~ lesiav snt Friday
re G VANDERBILT vii i-sf- Nes.fof, Hors,,
we'ne-isy snt Frisy Leave .eo.ngion Tuesday Ttar
ssv an' saturday
B-Ps.-eugrrs he arrirai ~ the steamers 81 So
layton p-ocret Immediately ln tho splendid RE1oas a.
ID Providence anf Boston 'zggsFe srcoap 80
tso s-snhosi irsrs 81 znd from Boston, ID ase cls
the baggage.
pr 9ss.See berths siAieroons or freish .ppa-aasr
usy ~ usds 10 he Ageuts 90 re wharf and A. h- oHs-
% : Nt-ry-p place. -
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80 r-,.ts,s.gy4s.i, HOU-ATuNiO L.,
IL .sz--ste e. RAILROAD. sxesR

sn8---Ss---' Tof Pusfeld North Al.
ans " n amstssn Bennington. Rutland, Lebanon spftgs
Re via he tOusaiOnic Railroad
Tho steamer NIAGARA, Cap J Brooks u VII rst
N.v.Yurk from he pier foot N NTseist daily iHunsii
excepted ai 6i O'Clock A for bndgep5n, where pass
gl.8 axe the elegant and commotous cars on me .
tonic Railroad arriving the slate Line lhe junction AZ
the Western RsAfosd) al halfpa-t m time 70 ~
the cars Fast West fare - sleEes m cOnn-itr
with t. cars Lee, Lcn0x Old stockhfiisr Cunlsnae
Winsrd and Norfolk also 10 Litchhed. Sharon, No'f
bury, Danhury and Bethel.
NJ agent ~ this Company 10 su'forxed 6, Wke chsfs-H
Specie Bank N0tes valuable papers. - f-clFr 49,
nOr transportation any conditions Freight r"cei yea
the depot foot OF Market Il from Ococt unul s1nie
Positively not a0er that time
II NJ ffkHN. AGENT tffflf On ne PEI
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r-s~ss-s -zz rect At o'clock from he pier foi = Ro
insor-st first above Barclay. steamer RIP VAN WIN
kTF cam samuel SCHUYLER viii leave on Moldsy Wei
rrsi,v INA FRIDAY. a. O'Clock NJ For passage 1
fsbi apr 1n osft or % q T. Stanley, ~ he Office oas
dock TINS toai "a il arrive a. al uules i simple iuaeiv
~ trains E.st or Wet Ere gh .akau moief.a
r,ts. Ar perscus forbid trusting ms boat wi.oli
written order nom the Captain iva
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CO. 10y viii leave follows
Leave NcN-lors ai @, 49, aud n Al. D. 3 5le' 4 -
amt Z a
Leave Narderblrs Landing. Staten lslanf0 NbfR
ani NJ AM 49,. So. and 2 "
The sYLPIl viii leave New Brighton AZ y 0cloct
The o'c9c, boat from New-fo'S WI land 81 Ns~'