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REMOVALS.
C. l.. BARRITT,

Z. l.. BARRAA 4,
4 ATE ACTUARY OF THE MECHANICS INSIl-
LTCTE. has remove. he Patent Agency once io -7-
Broadway. and Will ln future devote TIE whole %.
hs time 10 procuring fntcnfs. preparing riaft mrns az
erfe1 paicut cafcs cicaion-, drawings, GO
examining inventions. aud furnishing Information 60
inventors aud others in mechanical and manufacturing oqe
ratons Fees moderate and the sfrcest regard or me
interests 0finveutor alSnys preserved mylo 6Vepd'
ID EHONAL.--MELVlLLE co Manufacturing
ItJewclcrs, have renewed from Lue Gfeenest 10 ~
Madensue. up stairs where they offer for safe GA favor
able teIns large assortment OF Je"elry &c al ule low"
eel prices.
B.-A councillors Office % let - above and guam
uy OF shelving, drawers, &C for sale al bargain al1u
IN Cy{ALLENGE.-Take notice thsi } b
- OOONoah has removed from u God 10 ~ Annsi
where YOU eau gct cong cleaned Owed aud repaired al
the shortest notice and upon tue most frds enable el- D.
mAZl I'M ] b NuAM. d A---.- door. \ m M---nn-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YORK......JUNE

ARRIVED.
sb,p Ne~ Yoh Han Charleston 6vs co't,1 o. Husiey
shy waba.h H,fhsway NOfs.us - DE- niss fn. Hf.s
ship Odsnfo Nhrs Hssf-. - I've
b. ban Jane Sellers. Bremen. o jay.
fs1as Kar ssrsnDsh DE-. cotton Doah IN Dm0a
b. bsfs Liverpool urlsf. AT ssfp. - tis
Rf4 No. eias Hopki .. Ngsvrsa, lrd
Buf elau0u Eaton fof no nslsu NsfIu hus tss Mas
Bf1 RIO suie.n of Bf.fol). r. ia ~ cys saed ,om
y.ny 18th Osy , Or Nfofk bak Am.fes, io
MOD .aled 70 dsjs Previous
s,hf Juis. smith KlAn1ld
stbf Is~rsnce. scF@rsop. Hthmond
schf Ffsnoss Fsh. Coz, VHEos
Sehf Hpsrisn. yoIuE d.
sehf Hafuafi. Oliver. Havrs D. Gfass@
sehr sarah n-rfel stfons Baltimore
g. Ioft Gle. Bsifinofo
sehr Doe ds. Snref. Virginia
sehf s-arppoi BsssT. NC
sAILED-shg 5; Pstrca. Lrefp.Ol
windsor rise w Meridian. So.
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o. FOX SALE, on STATEN IsLAND-A

ta Dea4lll clalry seal, ilr house Comparatively re-
- Gently built 1n the premises 30 IS believed mites me
conditions VI taste and convenience n more lndl rli
cary degree having Numerous ATTY and agreeable bed
rooms. craslng room, par.or, TACK parpr, basement
slcteu, waslnous-, cellar pautres, A. a. "e nnisledi
.n1 with m1st n ue Modern Improvements, slcn -
CRATES bells marble nantes A. The grounds are pl-lu-
fly stocked l The hlr-L varieties ol frlL AMI
climbers, running ana Standard
cl ELI fIl bearing aud blossom Large All uealutA
carefully planned through he premises
There 10 III con- euenl u outba.-llu-s cstrru. vel
and pump The sltullul-O- The lenleu side ~ nc
s.all-i0r -s sautry. or facility 81 access, l. 1lslr-
passed l fact Tie whole having been est Or pri
lie rnioy nrn a-on- n-i.ler pans nor expense have
bic >-ulm-r " " inter rs..ceuce Th. place only
qrcs -o or seen ~ be appreciated Pr farther palcu
ais Apply ~ WM l. NORRIS
COunsr .or-a-LaN Brad e.
One haf las puretAss-noasy nay remain bond and
ruurL.a-- 'elt w.
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7,uy, TTTBIJIAR rIITER.

ra,HIs SIMPLE ARTICLE, Tor the Purincau0n Of TIE
Croon aud other river rain wsier. vii be oand -
answer the purpose better han any other and - sod
the low price of 81 81, SAT- the ants OF az They As
n.e ned 10 lars ana coolers suxa5.e for county city OF
shae use Wben attached the Crotou hydrari VIII Ate
from % to 100 gAoas per hour tor sSe w1o.esaS 40
nsrs~s, fnx2S imsI w LATTtNG.
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s-r--RAmAPO AND PATTERSON

. , slx:-.-se;tsAtD PArtksON AND III 'UN
RIVER RAILROADS On and afef
Monday June T. The trains AL eave follows ,llerrs
Depot 5 O'Clock An sh 5Jm 4 and 3 Y II or 0a ~
arrival II the IRE trains which leave Port Jcffs e.
O'Clock AN snd 4 2 81 Leave New York 0clock
A n ia a u and q 2 NJ
PATERSON TRAfSS-LeaFs Pafer-on q 0c1ck
An. ~ A VI GnafP 4 Leave NcNiofk 3OciocA
A VI ~ " and q z NJ
o. SUsDaYs.-Leavr Paterson O'Clock N s1i
PSI Leave Se~-Y0fk soclcck " and . r Il
TIE trains the RamApO Rad NIL stop ne A4fAst-
y Dtp0f al Paterson
TIE trains winch iease New YOrk a. Ocoek A 81 I'D
" " viii BE- il time meet he Ene frals morning
aAd eyenlnE. gOII.k Wei. a nAnrIn-s DepoL "a
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

i'm FOR CALIFORNIA VIA HAVANA,
G.-.NenN NEW. ORLEANS, AND CHAGRES MAIL
LINE.-Thursdzy, June - the comnodious
and stauch dOuDie-engine steamship FALCON. will sal
above with the United States mails for the Pacific
Steamers from Panama Passengers BY tho Falcon viii
avoid unnecessary delay Or expense al Panama
PASSAGE TO CHAsREs
Amer saloon $50 Forward saloon. rs
Lower Cabin. 500 Steersge so and found
The Falcon u roo tons burden built the best man
The accommodations f0r passengers Of eyery grade
unsurpassed and vel venul.ed. her machinery
been thoroughly Tested and proved uneqgaed and being
double gives greater assurance " speed and safety than
can Otherwise Dr. found For passage freight apply 20
Jelo JeA NJ q. ROBERTS, 10 Nesi-st.
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-MORC ESTER without change n
cars or baggage or without crossing any ferry fn-stn
gers TAX ng he Norwich Tor Asu- Puinti nfe H.
sured their seats through o Bosiuni- being ilr oly n
land that communicates through hy Steamboat and
railroad. Passengers by his train accom- panied
through by he conductor Of the uan' Who VIII have per-
ucuar charge Of their baggage and will Otherwise lFs
bis Intention fo their and comfort This luu leaves
south side ~ Pier No North River foot J Battery place.
daily. AZ O'Clock. n f>undays excepted ~ follows
WORCESTER, Capt p d R0sh, VII leaye New lork
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturday,, kNiCkfkboCAkh,
CAPT W Williams, leave New \ orb Mondays, Nni1ts
day, Fridays Freight for Bo.ouis taken AT as o@ fts
by auy other line, and forwarded with greater ekptf
ofce he south side Of Pier No 10 North RIVER f0of
COr.anf-st. ph
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10 The subscriber Oilers Tor sale ls house AMI tll 10
- Orange. Ess-x Co. \ j three miles from Newark,
sfuafef n the nau street and within i've minutes walk
the eptt 0f The Morris and Essex Railroad, where me
car. stop severn times iay TIE house j. frame two
story building Do good order D feet front aid - deep
and j. hnisnel from garrsf 90 cellar, aud alec Kitchen
stories high. 81 ly p feet The Joe contains 81 ac"
and half Vel improved and - stocked Ufh choice rult
of-verv variety aud tnerr Is a II large 10
front Terms easy, ani possession given Immediately II
required
~ n the purchaser s-oud desire D. snd be
s.-i adjoining Oh easy Inquire o MARTIN
+ THOMPSON. street Commits 4aers once. Nets-1 ofk
TIMOTHY " MILFORD.
O~a~va ! Nav q fa4
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= W " hester RocSy Neck. - crnis and sam
s---r-S7,-S ford 81 cents Passage SO crnis lie
n.,x and SPLENDID steamer NORM AIN. Capt cas key.
nolds will cave the pier AZ the foot Of MarAcsi aAy
ass o'clock z VI Returning. viii .caNc NurN 50 rtriy
1,ornins at6s o'clock stamford q Rocky NccA AZ :
Port Chester a. ST. arriving in NeNNors about ID och
Stages will be- In readiness the arrival oi ,hr nnAt *
lie ferent landings convey passengers io til M
usral places connected with The route For pa-safr y
fire. sht apply board at the Office on me Nai Al
persons aye forbid trusting any one oa et,yt.. e. 30
above boat her owner JOHN =. hbpMAHf
rnvl4 n AGENT foot Of North MOore-st ul.-fNr-
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HA.--1-1- --May ~, his following trains VIII cave
the Office Of the Company. - Canal-sf Passengers viii
also be received ofce OF the New lork snd Harlem
Railroad a. Twenty euth-st Accommodate Tam n
Il A M Tor New Rochelle &c. Express Train st8 NJ
Tor stanford Sc Express Tram AZ L 81 Tor stanford
&c. Accommodation Train a. a 7 VI iof New raven, Ac
ComnIuisilon Tralnaf6 L NJ flr NOrWak T,fias % Nsr
Iork Communication Train atb 4 NJ. from NorNalk. Ac
com Train ats A. N. from New Haven Accom- Tram Il
Q IS 4 NJ from New Haven; Express Tram az ~ "
nom New Haven Accom- Train AZ 2 N from New Tia
ven my2g X. B. MASON supt
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PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.
LEBANON SPRINGS.

- -ls.-s-szzsg- THE BEST ROUTE 10. this rcutd
and most delightful watering place
the way Of Bridgeport and ns
HOgsa;ouic Railroad Passengers lake The cars Of ne sss
Yors and Nsw-Hsven Railroad, leaving = Csnssl A.
o'clock A. and arrive Al TIE springs Al 2 ~ % 40
he evening tain, which leaves Ncwlork 81 u oeSe'
and arrives IN bridgeport a, u, stay over nigat 40
coed BY the hOus1fOuic train next day AZ iOt u
stage Arrangements this line are complete, ana 9 80
over he stage Dive 10 delightful Fare IAs0asa y
yss sw
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r~-.MoR>ING BOAT FOR coLO

s.tI..-.-lS sPKINU, TFtNHNI ID, 80 ~,
azs<sx ~HSs TARRNrOMN ana tie intermediate
places. touching at Hammond 81 each " aY-lAe De-"
steamer JOS BELkNAP Capt } r Iailman, MI icA's
foot Of Chamberrst every moluiug az O'Clock hcu.-
ing caves Gold spring nt - VI aud fe-A'Ali al I'm
On sunday. this trip Is extended 10 Nc~nnfgh leafms
Newhurrh all T. n For passage apply on board, uf 70
my Is hln. MM RADfOkD % ~ W e.lsL
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CALIFORNIA
DIVIDENDS.

Ofncl cl rHs DEL,WAFF tNn HcrsoS CASAl Co
NsH- NukN. June I. l.4t
'EHE BOARD OF MANAGERS oi MS Cgmpa-
is latt see 4ltt Gems ll a A-f.-ril % tl-it per
cent ut l- pror- ot le Company. pay able on and
alter Tuesday re -fa .r.L Tue transfer t01ks are row
as.d all ul l4r .,ei -lt --- morning 10 tlt loil
iu,- BIZ ol-cr ri .lr h.4rt
.ritw ISAAC SEYMOUR Treasurer
\-EM-NORLN AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
NfANl TIE sfiarllal fli-fes- 81 -lr rate OF per
crL. rtf allUl wl tr paid upon tl- t- siuck oi ir
New. lrs all frr r. .rnel Company art afrr ne
Isl lav of July neat I1- .-sr-ier hooks w. be closed
ft tae 4.h laF ni Jlle % l-t dag of JAY New-
Yok I.rel l.g NATHANIEL MARSH.
..-LINf secretary
MECHANICS MINING COMPANY OF IhE
vi CITY Dt NkN-ADHh -N MOTTO r. ne ..-cA-c.l
ers sad company required 90 gay = CD each : -fe
ID ,frck -le1 .Ul. l- 1r before me IN OF
flne nsf o. e r-tr-s sad company. payable a. -
EroalWay a. lle Ot.r- ui " Iaa Aelvi4L
Bs order % fhr Tnl-fecs.
telllo. JAMES GREENE. Pres.deut
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THE rAnIEIIrE AND HEALTH

r
no 80 WALL-sI Manhattan Bank Building y
y Capita. SlnDo. Oer.ls Surplus % Twenty -nse
NE charter niase. e Directors personally responsible
ifthe capital 10 impaired by returning any portion Of IN
The.asuri incur no .pon.by beyond Toe payment ef
the premium. nof aav t4uf io have me sum insured re-
aacsd. o make farther cour buttons n case OF moIay
Lo..c. are payable s,,y days after proof o. death, or
iinuci. n. au allowing 'It o.-colAi
NorsA ID .aken ol .lt iir lof greater amylA' Ian
five thousand dollars. aad DO INSTANCES are nade on hfr
Pcr-oa. n. res with Ills Company may participate 10
tne profits. u which case sAy ger cent - carried 10 iNe
credit o e insured, and na4 90 e policy and becomes
payable u addition iI ile cum insured 81 lrAi NtNo4
rnrf.c.qaiuu very maicfl4l reduction iu -lc rates
Tie insured may dispose of their policies io iie Com
pans ou fair AID equitable eIms' or loans VII 'e made
upon them accord. rl fo their value.
Tables framed Tor usur-nces fcreni forms 40 ~
meet fle circumstances of az persons, whether policy
sde.ied provide for uer families or a. security for
Tie rate. bon insurance in Any form are a. low those
OF auy cspouhe Company his country or JOB Els and
md 2 Joss lnlol.fed as consistent h safety 90 tue
insured and DEE stability of ihe Company
lu point OF secuufy. literally u Terms and confiuons
owness of rates and equity of puucpr, upon which me
business IS conducted, tins nsuuuon VII compare ia'o
big with any lu existence To e confidence inspired ty
The prudence hic has governed if. management hitherto
and 90 c public advantage found u the practice oi Life
ssroa.ss Mich Lac 80 IA, isc beray extended
H.a. william Wright { p eiia. G v.a waro-r,
Ti.,rs Co.e. james Wle-sr N.aA wootra.
J.a. N,sh.a Ma ws-''' ~ S..gn.a'
J.aa kaLcrl.fi. loha kfchuE. Anlbsld Resell,
3d.. ~ ~ ttnr1-I
GEORGE " SAVAGE. President.
Ricnssp y But Secretary and Acigary
joins Nj CLGlLANn VI d foarih-aye Med Examiner.
dividend Oi Do per cent he cap ia. stock was de-
ciartsi tlc ljfh of March. is49
Per.ous OF good health and constitution going TO
CALIFORNIA
n approved fv oer safe routes vii he insure
cd agua lt most favorable terms MS t seed noseod
I[NIChERROCk FIRE lN>l RANCE COM
~ fANN or NETWORK. 0H-ce % W a.ist-CaQ,
$50 ESQ Drl gina y Incorporated u l1S-Ihs Company
continues egalsl os- and damage by IRE ou TIE
orucle operations confined chiefly
30 thr CRY ol Nrwiofk aaa lnnIcdi ale proximity Al
losses al -sed All PAID n prolptness ans AocraAiy
T1as
t,-,r.- If- .af Jo.a o..1.af George Arta sr
it.afft b-0sar faar Narrt-N. tnlsll,
g.slla Hf4-. h.r-r L.. ..asf, john orsr.
trurf Llsvnfi.. fas4rt l..t. A.l-f hrft
A.fa.., Laa.. Atsn N.ffs. E.'su k-rut
S.. d. Forest ~ s.r Irll-r llsr-- Lever. t.
A Nlr'... l.f. 4 hflrf--t " . tf--,fl rlaE
Iasr-re- pssl
GEORGE IRELAND. President
A p NrDoNt.n Secretary o. n
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.)sS~., FOR CALIFORNIa, via oHAoREs

-
a.-N.Afryal a. Panama u the Pacific steamers
California and Oregon Information has been
received ~ TIC aruVal a. Panama VI me above
ers from san francisco, nus opening direct communal
cauun with ne Gold Regions In about thirty The
uied states N al Steamship FALCON Will 81. from ths
port with nc Ma. Tor the Pacific -ieamers Thur-day
june - Persons desir0us u securing passag-. should
nak- Immediate Application, the number o. be taSen .
limited. Apply ~ n q ROBERTS, 10 westsL
mvl9 t.-. a
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T.. zsx1RAMAPo AND PATTERSON.


IL Ia, s.--s:ss..P ATEnsoN AND HUDSON RittR
RAILROADS - EMPRESS TRAINS
vl eave Jersey Cry from f- depot n Ps,~rson al
hndsoa River Railroad On ne arrival ~ fle frry b0it
which LAWS SkW-IOKk. foot " C0ri-anif.sf e.
o clock NJ and O'Clock + q and arrive 81 rlI~fas
Depot On me IRE Railroad me fo Meet iAe ulns ION
u boat va Prun0lt, which leaves Nes yfk ai VcfA
4 u sud 1'clock r II RETURNING, VII .ctse so
irrs "a -r aIr Il ri me frals DlIc1 ir4fe Put 's
a O'Clock, A. u and O'Clock r 81 arrv.ly 81 %eN-
YORK foot u C0rtand-st AZ 10 Vc,ock ard 0chct
" Tie above trans viii stop the FOL .O.lug lacrs
only Bergen, Aeuackanonk, Psicrso1 hoek Road loo
kls and Rlmseys ACCOMMODATION TRAINS al
leave Slferns a. 8. O'Clock VI and Ne~-1o a.
o'clock ~ stopping receive and deliver freight ara
passengers a. the f0O4sing places Wanmakef- Nesef-
gelrs Ramsev's Aieuds.e HOhOkgs Cock E1ck
Road Van Barcorl's, Paterson. Aqlackanock. Boiling
spring bergen PATERSON RAILROAD --AsRsxsl-
NEsr-Leave Paterson Depot ~ O'Clock A NJ % AN
and 4 ociOck p NJ Leave Nesf a. > O'Clock, Az
u. O'Clock, n O'Clock, N Ga sand-ys, .sa.s
Paterson pepo, al O'Clock, A II ard 4 O'Clock. pm
Lave NeW I orb a. o'clock, An SPIN Psr.olai bag.
gaze from and DEW cred a. tie Office - C0r1n4st
free u charge. Passengers requested Ds e
the Ferry ie~ minutes before The hours % starting l.i
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rs OPPOSITION BOAT FOR ALBA

: VI NY DIRECT Arriving DOB Ahlns in "a
S--<x>s-7S Tor al ihe earliest steamboat tntrs
ans other conveyances Pn..s.c l-i cents TOE low.
pressure steamboat EUREKA Capt Waterbury. VII
'.y dire pier al hc foot af BtrcaF--t Monday. " sdles
iav and F.day az o'clock For passage or hei-', af
Din on board This boat has been completely neneNed.
aud her accommodations of he most adnAi A.r "is
-. Ed f..-a ,f fi. lowest price. Iet
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TALTFORNIA r-s- Nr ar rIs-e taken ~ an extra ffe
rn.,.1. john 4 INDEKW GOD. Agent
- Merchant EArtlr-r. Har0Fer-sf y /
jan. HctnNs. 81 y Medic Examiner, l55 Dlahe-s =
LII .L..r
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- -,....-.r.r-NEw.YnRK A ERIn RAIL-

- -s;z::r. lOAD-EXTENDED TO OWf0O
--On sud after the III june fhc IRAN.
will run follows daily. excepting Sundays FoR Pas
sESGERs-ThrOugh ralns Will leave NesYork f1r owe
90 by STEAMBOAT, from the Duanest pier ~ u ocofk
II and O'Clock, stopping al RamapO siauon
Chester, Goshen MIDI r0wn, OusVile fort Jergis ard
all The stations west Of the lsstnsmed plscr sd
will leave OyyegO, on and afer the an June. A N
and VI and Bnghamion, on snd amer the 10 June
n A " and ? N arriving in Nc~-fork a. u NJ
and a A stopping ~ al he way stations bet~een
Ogveg0 and POr Jsrvs and. east 81 Port Jeris a. Ous
vile. Mdd.eowu. Gu.hen, Chester, hamspO station and
spnng Valley WAY TRafSs for POu Jervis and al 10
Intermediate stations VIII eaye New York ~ steamboat
Thomas Powell. from Dusne-st pier, ~ y ~ and N.
and viii leave Port Jervis ats A NJ and 4 NJ NLK
TK.iSs-A train leaves Ousule ~ = A NJ aruVng 10
New York about d. The afternoon milk Il aNcn by ~
tram leaving POr Jsfyls a. 4 O'Clock Z NJ. and arriving
in NeV YORK about midnight FKEisarFreight iesges
Newfork every night Tor al liz regular stations 90 ihs
road A ire ght train viii cave OWego every morning 81
o o'clock snd another viii leave fOft Jefgs. usual
every morning Al Oc.eck with market freight. &C.
nYlo IAMks klRkWOOD supennlenaent-
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c., FOR -ALE-Ihe property 90 "tlch me 'uoscn-
. Ter lives In he village II NeNhurgh. Orange Coun-
ty. y containing about ID acres NJ and command
ina tue view Of The Mountains and Hudson RIVER from
West Point t0 New Hamdurgh 10 abounds viii great
variety of Fruit their season. within I'D minutes "aA OF
tie steamboat landing "A more iuA description Will De
given on application 10 JOHN CON. OF me premises
irln Inn ur W. A con. - Mu-uefry-sL y !
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PHILADELPHIA. Juas ls-Au. bng 0fani Iak, nsfrthen
Tnnitsd Cubs hrs h-sef Long sio1 Aetantn. st.i
o.. Isabel Ray f RIVER Cafa buid Batd won Co
h-id~f scs Caffus Wan Blsto hfe ~ ie
I-sd~s s,-m shfs ffcst kf~srd-. Pal RIVER
Psef Boston, kebecca fefg Ck Salem. AfsANe bat
Hsn- Nassf-on. ffutisoc. bfasdy CANDY, nor
saRi DAVID SINH. Smith boston.
PROVfDENCE. June it-Arr. soops Chai-s khodes Nfen
Emily Smith do, ApOin k0f~f-. g.
BOSTON Sou~ sAo chip G-u Bauson Nfofk schfs Homer,
ryors. Nersra DO. ca. fchr Wssot, Nion
HARIf Ord June ib-sid MAJ bfOot~ay, Bsnang Nfofk.
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CHAIR paANurAcroRY.

IOSEPH BRADLEY, Sl7 Pe3rl-sL invites al 10 esli
and aad VARGAS patterns OF ea~ifs sS
sbe 10 ule south AmerieNn Mexican, West India and a.
ora markets. PAT up boxes VI doz each also, pa
psss achs peArlalsd chairs and tables most tasse!9
designed ana nshed equal u the imported Asc,
Es~ pastsTa B.sesrs Ca4ir, Wholesale and retail
myxs DAWN
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WINDOW SHADES. CIT Corlires. Drape-y, Nus
w ms. a. 3. v 1l.es-.r AID retail L "ooDf vAO'
W sr..lesy lss il- moss extensive Asslf-rcli % ne
o.s .lc.. % be- i1l1- % -ls cay, --- a greatly rr4c
a. nr-- several lev ,tvlc- ~ tIllr Nlll1A >-Ai--
S-fss tas .rele 81 Lolls XIV. Go-lcs, Fo~ cfs u
4 50 Dr.p-r. G.r.a.us. Cl-t-ll Loops bAil1s Pms
Genie T...f. Yrrir- orc and T8sses. " lndo~ ire
Merchants huyln- a. wno.esae vi nnl j. !, -
Interest 10 cal before main. trrir Fufratsr- j. q
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spoken, dc.

June ~ g. loos 5o Erach brig DspPc. q, 40 h9f Tie
Hansa
Jsss C.pss big Potomac, t' oet eoona to Tufs
Island
Jans "a, rs miles from sassy Hoos sbP Hssrna y hoars
June ASI o. - 80 brgkf LPs', rom fnnsosfhs io h'
JsH. 49, "a Cape Cod. bar. Brown. fen Mon bossd Tor
Bangor
Nay Brssrs r.ssds Is da,' from susuos
Ayfss lot Liverpool
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40 township Of scafaway. Somerset County, New Jer-
- sew within harinile ~ New Brus"ick, contain
ng about p acres OF fr-trsie and well adapted % grain
And gr.ss and all kinds 81 fri trees, with dwelling.
house ald large barn aud other 0ulbuidngsa good veil
of door. and 1870 streams running Mf1usn Tie
farm For farther particulars apply %
- a bLtkI kEk AucflOneer, : Bf0at-st
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20 >Alt-flNt t-s'0fF lfNI-fs VIII -iINr -i.-
=. uafet 0u Sixfn-av and IWenfy-uuil 81 Also i've
- Lsory basement and counter cellar houses. situated
in Twenty uufh-st " siXth-av Al tnese houses
are the very best manner. and rented io hfsrae
tenants VII Dee sod together separate on removable
terms Apply 90 r. n COBURN. hrsl house in Twenty
rtrl6..t ,.f.f of : ,rh-av i-i5 iwT
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INSURANCE.

MAY REPORT OF THE COSNECTlCrT NJ
fiTTAL LIFE iNSlRANlE COMPANY pi har,.,f-'
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rnR kEYPnRr ANn MlnpLE.

- TOWN POINT Handing Al oft uaii.iol
each way The steamer JOHN hAhf
Will make daily trips Sundays excepted between hoy
port and New-iork, leaving keypou 81 o'clock. "
and Newly orN, from the foot Of ChambeT-rt al ocuk,
p during the months OF July and August She VII make
tups per day, leaving keypou al % oclock ~ md
/ p n aud New Work At 10 a. NJ and = N a. hn'
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DRIyATE LYING-IN ASYLUM


uoa OF Medical Senienle knowing ae imporiancr To
the community. well as 10 private yduAis Pr
vale ssns-u Asylum. have rcsoNc open such .ns
tuition IN this civ suitable building has been procul,d
IN an airy and ple2-Aat situation zap town. and properly
furnished and rcaiy for The reception OF patients
An conlnun.ca respecting the Asylum. And appAca
mons for admission sAOuld be made 20 JAS AkNNkDN
NJ n le6 Duane-park The following named gentlemen
have been consulted in reference 70 SAID nsutlon AMI
highly approve OF the plan Valentine Mott NJ D Pres.-
dent and Professor Surgery the University o. ne Cay
OF NEWTON and President oi iae New horA Academy ~
ster.cs and the diseases " Women aud Oldlea ia AS
Rutgers Medical College, AMI late fresiden. u ie Ne"
YORK Academy OF Medicines K Gilman, d. Professor
OF Obstetrics and diseases @. Woaen ard Naaten o.
cge II Physicians ard Surgeons IN the Cay OF
d. NJ Reese, NJ D. IL d. late Prof q TIE Theory ane
Practice oi Medicine; J. r. MSnley, NJ D late froi o.
Obsi Sc &c College OF Physicians and surgeons, New
York; A. Sidney DoSne D. late Aea,lh O.hcer q ne
Port OF New N0rk, Hon George Hall EA-MayOT q, Brook-
lyn Hon. James hsrpef EN-Nayor Of New-lork; ". &
Leonard. ESQ AIMS House Comm ss3oner.
II aa0rds me great pleasure 70 rconAecd TIE proposed
estabhsheni As calculated 10 eaecl r.Gca gcod ihnk
DR. Kennedy skal anl well ltiet % arrange ami mSna.e
snch al Institution. VALENTINE MOII, ND.
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