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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04


This town is situated on the East bank Of the
Mississippi River, about FIVE miles South oi laii-
tude forty-fge degrees NOrth-being about 10 the
same latitude with the northern extremity Of
New Hampshire aud Vermont. ard tbs central
portion OF the State Of Maine. 81. Paul - AZ the
head Of steamb at navigation on the river, being
only eisbt miles By land below the Falls Of 81
Anthony. In approaching ~. Paul BY passage
no the river after making a large bend aroma inc
Sioux Reservation on the western ssore-A Oeau-
tiial tract Of well wooded land-at a distaNc" o.
about half a mile below -. Paul tne e"'''e VII
lsge breaks suddenly upon the vie"' rrst'nS upon
n blsH uearls one hundred feet above the lrVe o.
the river. ADD extending up the river shout han
mile Az each end Of the town, the DiOn 10 cioVen
dow n. 60 as 70 afford q moderate grade down u
the river and these two pOin,s OF access 70 the
river. make the upper and the Lower Landing
A noore beautiful site for town cannot be ina
gined. IL must be added that bilious ievers aud
sgoe are strangers 10 81 Paul description Of
the village nor wo1ld not answer tr month
bence-ssch is the rspidity Of building aud the
miraculous resurrection Of every descrIpti0n d
domicls. Piles Of lumber and building materials
lie scattered everywhere the whole town - on
the str--stOres hotels, houses. are projected and
bull, ia few days IL Is obvious 10 the most
casual observer that St Psal. ~ the head OF fver
communication must necessarily supply the trade
OF all the vast regions north Oh II 70 tns ricn pains
OF the Selkirk Settlement, and west 70 the Rocky
Mountains and east ~ the BASIN 70 the gre nj
Lakes and is destined 10 be the focus Of a. i'm
nnense business. rapidly increasing with the
growth aud settlement Of the new regions lying
within the natural circumference Of IT'S trsfe. IL
will be recolieot.d, also, that al tie supplies for
Foft Smelling. Fort Marcy, aud the fort % se blat
on our northern frontier. OPpOsi'e ~ the seikHk
Settlement, must pass through ~ Pau, rs ven a.
the supplies - the Indians Of several tribes At
their payments, end the outfit snd supply Of the
extensive iur trade ia the Northwest. That eS-
teostve region Of beautiful lands bordering on tue
81 Peters River as well ~ al the Other niD1is
RES OF the Ml,sissppi North Of us, Will soon b"
settled, and must obtain their supplies through -.
Paul. Minnesota Pioneer.
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INSURANCE.
THE EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH

INSURANCE fOMPAF1s
40 A. yVATI~ST Nanhsifan Bank Building. y
y Capi,a $4,000, beside Surplus 81 I~eniy-hve
~ ~. the Directors personally respon.
lfhe capita - impaired By returning AZ poruon Of IN
ay.aess' re.po,siss y beyond he payment q
he -euni. nor any liability % have ih- sum Insure.
dsced o, 10 maize farther contributions 10 case q mortality
beyond the estimate
L0.ses are payable sixty days afer proof n dss
ifnmedi sfeiy. on a. OWING ne discount
SorsA taken on any Afe i0r greater snouaf fisn
Eve thousand dollars, and 10 lns4Iances are made o1 FIRE
Per.ous Insured with US Company may participate 10
fhs grDlts iu which case s3g per cent car~d 20 De
cred Of he insured sud AIDED 10 le policy and becomes
payable in addlDl 70 TIE -f. -4fc1 az ae1fl- tlo-t
pirtc pafOu. very material reduction in ne ra'es
Tie injured may dispose o tl-r Foices ~ ~ Com
psty fair and equitable terns. or oans VIZ be made
uclr faefn according ~ the.r fa.le.
Tables are framed f1r insurance. n drererf forms 90 a.
~ meet lie clfcumsslces N a. persons lei~r Pocy
De- red provide Tor Their families, or q. security ;or
moneys borrowed
TIE rate. Tor Insurance IN any form are low ito.e
q resp0lsD Company % ls country " 10 iga1,
AID uatOubte1 AL - CONSISTENT " t ssiety 70 lie
lusu red ard roe stability ~ the Company
Dr. point u seclriy l-oefaDy % orns and co1i o-s
business CONDUCTED, fts Institution 90. compare favor
by ~ltl any Do existence II ae confidence lspre1 ty
and 20 Toe plnc dyaHiage found he pracc- RI LIE
Insurance, fte DrecDr- oOk for cylflaance ~ That
patronage which la - ,af been .oers.ly extended
Hor WAN wnfh, Z Dg,,ea.. c - wsr1r-r.
Ja.~pa IS s.'.s.. wHsrG K.r. y Ra s-,s's.
Jan h-1''''' ~ '' y S' es@ss-n A''''' ''''-
GEORGE " SAVAGE. President
Jons 81 CLELLaSD. " D Foartl-sve Med Examiner
dividend n DO per cent no capia s-ocz Wa De-
c.ared the l5't o, March isi3
Pefs0Is II goo1 health and constitution gong 70
CALIFORNIA
IN approved hy other sae routes. VIII be a.lr-
cd upon the mosi favorable terms mHoiseo'ix@aoseo1
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ESCAPE fRoN Tux GALLows-A dispatch
hon Columbus dated last evening. announces thai
James Brown sentenced t0 DC executed CA the N OF
July next for negro siea ing, mentioned IN our pa
cer Yesterday, while being conveyed 20 Camden, made
Al. escape from the Shcrla When the cars arrived Al
waterre swamp the eulpFi, jumped from the Trestle
Work and made of and up % the time of writing he
had not been rccaPtured Charleston Courier, 3lst
rY. The New OrleNns papers announce the
death o; ErIrNNE MAzrKAv, Eco the oldes, aud mosi
promnoa, rnesnhsr OF The New Orleans Bar. Mr..
was native OF France and oaccr IN the French
Navy. he came 90 New Orleans In l>oi and success
siyciy filed the ofces Of member Of the State Lesis
sture Secretary Of and Attorney General to biz
own p,rsonsl credit ana L. the benefit II the state.
ry- General Fessenden Of Me. once doubted
whether little boy who offered As witness. un-
dsrstood the nature and Obligations OF an oath, and
proposed 10 examine him on that point NJ boy, can
soa ysysss IA Lords Prayo," "iss, SIR was the m
s.snfTsply "CAN Youi'
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- Estate Of DAVID :. JONES. deceased The fol-
a. he Merchants Exchange "a rhe CRY 0f New-fors on
the 4tn day of June next Al l. O'Clock A. noon OF That day
s. ,s-r nom ,h- .oa,h -sstsry corner Of Thi-t, nna
q. 80 ~ iT-ass bsas - -- sA n-' ai Ani rear ini
rso 90 tbs 'oa,h-ry .ds OF Eortsth . i'aot US -
--rJ hom u- osu sss'sdy coasr OF he F", a'-oas sn
Fp- zach Of si ot. IS let runi ADD rear, and W.
~s,,-rIy sd- o. ~ Second svsul-.
-rcnr =. .outh r-sry and s-cond
of,aa beng liis-isa niche. oat aaa rear,
81 o,. 90 -os'b.ry ,a- Of Foa-,h t.,r' io feet
-.tery E-tsry OF 10 --coct an
F3r-h -.eh of,ss bsas 70 iss' foot al rear 40 =
i--i itlt-. il tspfh
so'. o. bag nHssa'' In tho rear oh 81 o'' last
p.rr. 5.nd yos o. h- "a, RIVER The south
-. 49, ~ NJ 100 81 !. 10, i.e,h oa ne s...r
a soants The soathsry asd 'oasas'sfJ EIDE ~ The
90. 10, 90 t. -oaih.ry --,
ss.,s f. me south -s'isry corner place and fi--nth
= b-us - i--t Ia iioa add rear ,na y Get sepih
lorth.ry sts VI F9gsenth . between lf
p. n. lhd 'rd coum-nsns 10 cofsf VI
lrrrg Fosf-s1th o 5-'g 81 front
.a rear 80 - -to m a-' 10 dsps ne fsm.f - ot- -
> --' at oa FosftssaiE ~ 80 f-f ad ~ let inches DO
d-ph
rr-riy o,s Of .aa - ooh-ry 30. Of ny ir'i
s~'s.-a a. hh al Naa a'-l-. eonnncns . poet is
I'D fry f-t -'ch ~ 'aa lots beng 70 s-' 10 foa md
rear. 80 10 d-gth.
10 Fosr 90 -..~r, .a- = A- smith .vsau-
n-1cag - 80 arta -at-ry eou-r " ihfy af 81 40 500 80
aa- s'h Of 'sa o being a sst "a As iroai sli 300 '--'
10 sasfefY Hs 81 ti- Nlt sFegu- t~fe
f-n ItI frsf 90 he slut. esst-fy
rhfy l- 81 Natn Zach q sad nts "a
-Die. ID alt rear. al l'0 49, t-p th
rt~-n ol-ry st- pi l1ti 4rs' T. t-fsr-n
~ giih 80 Nath oonsuny ~ ct westerly iun
-fsry thth sd fhr5 lrs Il
ot ~ irlt al rear anf y set rfh-s Depth
To h- u1rl-ry $50 u li--h - t~f~--u ~
Nfh 80 lot es-t-ry IRON ~
-asfsry Niltl ai fhft-th -ash
, IS -s oai All aad - i-st elss dsP,a
-a.f
norf1-ry slt@ u IlIrt-ft .1d
-.--r, sd-c above d-st-i aza 5-ins
o. end f--' leh-. d.
Map ~ ,le premises may be obtained d. Tie or OF
JOHN L. LAWRENCE, No. ~ Wa-st -New-I or1
May a 1873 JOHN 4. LAWRENCE.
WHY
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
= FOR CALIFORNIA,

.-s-e-s. FOR CALIFORNIA, va CHAGREs
T-LrN ARRIVAL a. Panama 10 tne Pacific steamers
q CalIf1rlla and Or-Eol Information has been
received of Lle arrival al Panama ui tlr ABOVE steam
from San Franc -co nus o -lg direct colI- nl-
carun se L f1e God Regions iu about thirty Days TIE
l.fcd sales MAJ steamship FALCON w. sl iful i :
po with Tie Ma for Tie Pac-c -i-aflrrs Ilur-la
Jane Persons DESTROYS o. securing passage, sLIl n
maze r- aie pc41 al ta- lsr. er o b. ia.cl -
limited Apply 10 II u KOBEAIS, ii3 Wesi-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

TpE MurINftRs Of fHg TkNEDos - Frederick
q. jenkins, VIM. :. Wilcox, Chss. r. Rrayton and
VIM Hewin, were brought before the L : District
Court in this city, Judge Hsly6urton presiding, on
"Wednesday evening, charged with muuny on board
The bark Tenedos u New. London In the fac.kc, snc
acquitted George Boston Of the same bark CHARGE
with attempting the life OF Capt Comsiock Of the 7
was also acquitted he having 40 appeared from th'
testimony. acted in self deicnc in case OF cStrcm
urgency. Norfolk hefAd' isI
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~ = hester. Rnckv Neck md >amiuld Pas
s>--~ 49, - ceufs-TOe neW ami splendid steamer
NORNALk. Cant Sf4as Reynolds viii Leave ihe pier
sf fne lost Ut NUket-sL naiy at - o'cnts- 7 VI he-
turning. viii leave Nnrwak every morning Al oci'cs,
arrtIns n New Ors about ln oc.ugA Stages VIII be IN
read ne-s on ilc arrival of the boat AZ hc different land
In. fo conse, passengers fo al the usns places
necfel with the route For passage freight apply on
board o. al the ohce ou le wharf Al persons are for
bud trusting any one On account of re above boat %
her owner. JOHN :. kpDMAHf
ry-t n Agent. foot ~ North huorr-st ul~sih =
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,IrTrAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM

fAN1 u Nali-tfihi. company nae been 10 cAlt-
,encc nearly wears. and It's surplus March /,
i844J over 100000. showing business unparalleled
Dividends of pfofs declared annually upon al LIE
Policies which have seffled TWO or more premiums uc
profits draw the rate Of per cent per anuuu
made available al once. 10 The extent Of ~ o.
thirds OF their amount whore the party has paid BIS pre-
MUM Ia fun
Premiums payable annually, but may be paid semi
annually or quarterly and parties taking Life Focies ben
the premium amounts 90 - may, 10 hey prefer give ihelr
individual for one-ha Tie annual premium, upon
Prospectus and all papers necessary io effect insurance
and Information relation 90 The plan Of operations may
be obtained gfas the Office o. he Company. II Wa-st
DIRECTORS
Robi l. Patterson, Henry Mcfarlau. VIM PENN,
Chas Mackncu William NJ Simpson homAs B segur
EdV ard Anthony Seth Low, Andrew Smelling
Lewis {. GfOvef, joel W. Condt Randall II Greene
ROBT J.. PATTERSON, President
BFsJ { MuLFE. Secretary
JosIfH l. LosD. Agent
NkIENTtNT MoTT. VI ID. JFR. VAN RENssELAER, D.
Medical Board of Consultation.
janus STEWART, VI d tResitence 3Abingdonscuarc, }
Medical Examiner attends al e Office daily from io
O'Clock MI NM A~u
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y FOR THE GOLD REGIoN-.-Paea-,-.ll

AhAA t>A~.Nr llF.sr TIC AllclApu % tlerc
gong t0 zee gold region. % TIE only ASSOCIATION
forming 10 tbs city Tor CaLf0r- llcl Nil sl
rev days Inls association 01rr- l1lcule1ts superior
any ,ha- has Yet been formed owing ne cap % goes
with AL Ire necessary mining ioos, e1s. &c aud
provisions Tor i8 months Amorg - members are three
physicians. as-ayvr. chapalnd mechanics Of nearly al
t-lces Severn. families Oli 10 ne cap a. Passengers,
AID the members 0f tl- association being a. ~ Eoo1
NORA character, VII make tbs favorable opportunity
Tor pleasant and agreeable voyage few more mem
ner. Will be- admitted % l1lued application u made A.
Office OF -Ae association. brOa1Ray ulyl- w.
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80 PIN Cars on his road run iu congsc-
ION with the New York aud New lila.
Railroad Passengers for Albany Troy aud way sta
lions the HousaiOnc Railroad viii take the A NJ Tx
prr-s Train the New York and New Have Railroad
baggage master goes through 10 take charge u bag
gage FOR Albany, Troy and the HOusatonic Railroad =
Stages n connection with the Cars 20 lee Lcn0x. Old
Sockbndge, Curtsyle, Winsicad ard Norfolk. Also TO
Liichheld Sharon, Woodbury. Danbury aud Bethel
Freight intended for this Road Il received board the
steamer NIAGARA, AZ the Depot foot Of Market-t from
o'clock NJ until O'clock NJ Positively after that
time. q. NJ PERRY, Agent, Office On the pier
New-York Feb n. 1919. Hf
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nEw-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

rSss. LINE OF STAGES. from me foot Of
+eSzSa WhishAil-E- SsN-Y0rk. Stage fare ouiy
q ceu-s
Passengers wishing 70 rsii Greenwood can eave the
foot Of 1iteassi where stages from a. psr y tie
Sly o. Ns~-a er. eel,rrl oy ne h.rona.el1s fsfry
70 SOgrh brookyn and be tie Greerw ooc Gene
iery Gate n ne Above Inc Of frstcass stages, and
VI nne THIS ne shortest ehesPess Ad ost pleasant route
. Greenwood. CARLOS GAME CO.
s0GIs Brooklyn. April, lsss. LsSl-
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lMlehHENs VI 30 ~ ,.::,....;.;;s

s-7< nIs7z-~o THER TRAVELLERS
ID LEIGH A CO.'S Line, We-t-st-R H. HlNDES
Co iOrN arb passengers daily by the above well known
une 20 P-turgh Cincinnati Louisville and s. Louis and
al paris Of the Western country The OF the best
KIND Of large wheeled passenger the boats O
the largest and most comfortable kind They ai-D carry ~
and oder every Inducements passengers
wishing I'D travel cheapy, safely and expsdi4Ously
Kinds Co also i0r ard By the Packet Line 10 Pittsburgh
the only parties author red In this send by that
n smeOd HINDFS co lkesf-st
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U'I0Ts lIT sII' rs UUI-H aII ~
- Orange. E-sev Co. y three miles from Newark,
situated on the main street and within tve minutes wax
of She depot OF Morris and Essex Railroad. where he
cars stop day The house i frame ~ .
story building Boz good order - feet front and - deep
and Is finished from garnet % cellar, add also kitchen
two stories high, ~ hy d feet The of contains acre
and half wei improved and T. stocked wifh choice fruit
Of every Variety and there Is row 90 lne large ems m
'front.' Terms easy and possession given Immediately II
required
IL u The purchaser should desire %. more land can
be- purchased adjoining on easy terms -
TIMOTHY " MILFORD.
- n rat4 ftgr
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Tickets transferable under any circumstances and 70
be used only by the person named In the receipt which VIII
be- given for tho payment Of the Communication rate Tho
Of The BY any other person being by the terms Of
the communication, release Of the Company from their en-
gagcmenis.
Commuters viii show cir tickets TO the Conductors In
the manner other passengers.
lei IL r. Is MASON Engineer and Superintendent
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Ne' ~ - uistaAc tba' LIEUT. w DHsutN"
Hunter has resigned his commission In the Navy, In
consequence OF the SecrctArys refusal relieve hin
from the JoAH daan.s TO which ship he had been or
dered. We are authorized 10 say that Lieut. Hunter
has neither resigned his Commission nor been ordered
20 sea- The u > iuga,e Roriaa, bearing the broad
Pcnnsnt OIL Com =. Parker, arrived At -. Thoma;
on the 10th May, nine days from Ncw.York. Lent
Alexander ssiingsnas,er and Qaartermas,er died
On the psssagc-other officers and crew all well
Norfolk Herald Ia,
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- p-Tiy, and Immediate possess Eitrn-c0La Il-
.ay - 90 nrst-rafe land n high stale 0f cub
uFaluu- nas ll DO als0 end modern ing
and AT other necessary olf-oli 1ng-, a.-u 4rze
apple orchard and VARIETY ~ other choice trees
Tine II beautifully situated BOZ the pleasant village OF
Plcaafln. -orerset Comfy = J hse miles from the
-luerllr road depot. be- reached il Than
Three hours lls y, and woIld be- desirable 0ca-
u0r .or physc Also. for .te. eNr1anle or .ef
house sni of land he village 0f kI1derhOok
Columbia y Y Fur farther PARTICULAR. apply 20
I J. ; DAVENPORT ia " ssl.a- tol-st. y T.
rr.f-
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r.. MoR>l>c LINE Ar,0cLocx

= WI -.iftur ALBANY. Try ant fhe 7'rru.si.ais
s-S->S 49, ace. Leaving Ncv-l ORA Monlal. We'd.
n@siav and Friday Leaving Albany TUESDAY. tlur -tay
anil SUNDAY Landing a. ilr iri.une ale places Meals
fr,f an AID hor-. an board fhc hosf To ana ele-
giant steamer Aida Captain ~ Stone. vii cave he
Steamboat Pier A. The foot ~ Ronnsop ~ Monday Wei
u-.Ia,- and Frdays az o'clock. 4 NJ fUr passage ot
f-.sf sur., ou boani. the office fhc 81 herf Al
persons forbid trusting amy arcoun ni 3D." above
f..tt or her owner JOHN r RDpNAN. AGENT
ala foot cog Nortl Munr.sf up .iaifs.
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2 nor q CO... coPYIEG AND SEA PREssEs

~ nor u CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
H. ll- salscrt-rs manufacture and have f1r "a r. al
-r Afrrocr-s, Copying Lnl sea- Presses Of .e most
tfFfytr- p-trrls, % lcu 1sy would call tL- Attention
o. merchants ami others 10 ssl uf a superior ~
rec a. moderate prce Th- sIrscr " Cur cooy1rv
presses beng tuned True, perfect copy may b. o ned
Win ease and expedition They also 9rrlsi couyrngrs
coy books, copy paper, &c. z. ZOE 4 co
milo 6m Pre-. Maker. A. al f.ots :,
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rs ~t..<,sssf :s.s 1LROAD On and amer Monday
May 81 The following trains " III eavs
the Office Of the Company, - Canaist Passengers viii
also be received al the Office of the Ne~York and Harlem
Railroad al Twenty -eventl-t Accommodation Train st
II A VI for New Rochelle, Sc Express Train NJ A. NJ
for stamford, SC. Express Train al r NJ Tor Stamford
Nc Accommodation Train at NJ for New n aven, Sc
Communication Train a. NJ for Norwalk. Traias Neio
York Commutatlyn Train a. A NJ. nom Norw ak Ac-
com Tram ~ . A VI from New Haven; Accom-. Train 1t
- VI from New Haven Express Train AT ~ p NJ
from New Haven, Accom-. Train at z. from New iA
mNLL Il MASON Sun
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.n-w .MoRNING BOAr FoR ooLp

1911 FllNt, ~ fNH MILL NiNpniNp a-n
the informed ate lace Inc new steam
or JOSEPH BELKNAP. Capt T. Tsllmsn vii leave
foot OF Clamher-s every mouing Al O'Clock Atll,n-
ing leaves Cold SPRING AZ - VI and feeAskii al T. NJ
on Suniays thi. trip extended 90 Newhurgh, leaving
Nspbursh at Z For passage apply on board. or tn
uv25fm. WIN RADFORD co ~ West-si
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~ PkDPEAI1-A farm of - acres superior land. 90
Ire order House spacious, ald tenant house. f1s0
barns l ytler o4f-tIdll - .tll bali ia
sigLf Harlem Railroad Depot l4tc Plains tne
app orchards, and abundance of other fruit;
Wei ~ excellent water. and q AsinK spnlg
vatou o e. feet above the top Of the house. which could
be- Introduced hrOu ghol snail expense Inquire Of
ANDREW ARTlSE. White ans, % the premises, or
d THEODORE MARITIME, ~ Niaih-ayeuue New
Tork uvz5 Inn
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PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.


DfONFFR AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE FROM
i PHILADELPHIA TO PlrTsBi RGH.-Leage- daily
AZ O'Clock A. 81 VIA Railroad % Harrisburg. where pas
sugers embark elegant and comfortable packets which
have been handsomely fitted up With especial reference tO
the comfort and convenience ofraveers Fare by Ibis
route than any other line and additional expense for
porferage the way For Apply The Ofhce n
Markets. WILLIAM COLDER CO
Philadelphia. March Il isf9 falou PrOpnetOrs
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NE UPHAM ; ELECII ARl-lAl Internal reneiyl 8.
certain cure for The Piles. either lute~-a. o. external
he.l. NJ nf bnl SOD Sloc-ae AMI rsiall ol-y ll lis
civ s. me okce II se original proprietor A lfhAA,
Al y -@r.r ellcafed ~ - years experience.
ro-Srcd 10 al o-e where fcs AID clruuc diseases are
sh,-e S,rinr-,f O-Fce luars orn A A. lo ? NJ. Al
wee srars sod b. RING. i- broaiv'ay ullt "a
CON>TIPATIoN icos-renes-| ltspeP-.a -li iae
Y, Plies % n.far-r standing. rrrraf if caro- Wild
out he ~ IN ,s.-.ne bv NNARrON-S Ors.ul Er'aeu-
ia veEest e illi Ilcl. q4l-i.nf ana n-iii'-' q Is
also very tenef -al ioI -c ili lrr -a-afl Ae'eA
u j. pat ur BOXES Too i-s better pir-rf ii. -
TIE pubic cauoued against ouyns any except ma
Win A. McCOIiER'S written o sn4ilre ou ilr 4Aoe-
~ crr- a ~ %. SO
bar 81 ltts~ 1s - si corsf raoa 80 80 -
,o 40 Wsrta ti-aelta, 80 r4r1
q - - IL se Il sd-sr t1a- se-ks
SO WHfr~Fr Wesf Yarn. ~.
Main depot removed 20 Dr.. TRAFTOSTS Medical De-
Poi - Fa.onst I've Gssgs ssss Of Nssssx. Eyss
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GoI.p AND sIIvER WArCHEs

- WATCH CHAINS, KEYS, BREASTPlNs, Ear.
~ Rings, Bracelets, FngerRggs Silver Spoons,
e. j Forks. Gold Pens aud Cases, Gold Silver and
GS.sS Steel Spectaces, Fancy OOo,s. &c All Of which
M % warranted genuine. cheap and good Al the old
% Pear, corner Of FuliOu-si.
n22 MWSsJai = LOCKWOOD
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SUMMRR COOKING .TOYRs.-No ren

- -ie family snold oe Without Of these usefsI ~
eeo-oHcai arte4es. Wood coal can Be used to-
~ oPs,ee u ne yard fireplace makng no heat In ~
u v NJ w soen save the price Il fuel Albany s,ovs
'~"s - S"'AAA<h lel lV~
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IT,, ron KEypoRr AND MIDDLE.

= TOWN POINT iandng AT on ~ aiu IN,
<-s~es<-'-s-seac way THE steamer JOHN HART
viii make daily trips tsundays eNccptcdl between Key
port and New-York leaving keypori a. O'Clock NJ
and Ney-Yor from the foot Of Chsmbersst Al O'Clock,
during the months Of July aud Al gust She viii make
two trps per day leaving keypor Al = o'clock and
/ NJ ana New-YnrL at 10 A NJ and Y VI AZ 2nls
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|. To LIT II BROOKIYN.-A neal s-.ror

L. house AMI bssemeui Sc Baltic >n-n. tne Yar.
- Gc SIS. from now -l Msy next Part NJ house il5
Washng'or. near Prosrect-st consisting 81 noni Ease
-enf back par ~ and ltlrc 11cr->ilo from
low -. next May Appy % GEO GALPiN ioo Pros
r@-'-st Brookyu morning sd evening a. BE- 0fce
Chn-haIr-s- are. New YORK.
F1r sac. very Ecntee ard pleasant residence GA
Nrr- e-srfrlc. Easf Brooklyn Stages pss- tre door
every few minutes Fine garden " i1wers- trees. &C.
Terms made easv As' other properly h-cck yn and
Nc.v-York ilch Will te sold ,ow and and ou easy terms
Ar. - n. above fa. So
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r. ron ALBANY DIRTCT.- New

= > @fveu.nr Line AZ O'Clock The splcndd
s-z--r t-s---7. 'eauer 81 REkA. Capt Naferlly viii
-sve me foot of Barclays. To-. Afternoon. May sis
,'-t. Passage n ctufs-hcffh lN cents krclt days.
ris-d-y- Thursday- and Saturday, fof passage 90
f-.,,i.. aprIy ON board myi