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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

80 FARMS FOR SALE OR ENCHAN6E Tor
% Hsr. and ots II hour. by raj road from NewYOrk
49, go land 90 lease 81 acre per year Tor term
II y,ar IS miles from New York by raj roHd So 10
rcfes for sale TOR so per acre Il. VAN NEGhTEN
IN I'M ~ Dlsision--t y Y.
- FOR -AIE-On reasonable terms, tract ~ Land
70 fnafed ff, south Of the Cify Of MddieO~n toun
containing about acres. wri divided into moving
rn.flrr ADD wood land, sud well watered by living
.or.ne. lsquire on the premises. HALL BlRDsEf.
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=. Es-RAMAPO AND PATER-ON

49, s,s,,ssAND PATTERSON AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROADS.&C. GuG AFTER
Tuesday, July y, Tie trains leave - follow.
Leave S1Hefns Depot Leave New-York
6f8 O'Clock A. N "a o'clock NJ
% - O'clock ,. NJ. O'Clock + NJ
70 O'Clock Il. bO'clucs Z N
i-Or tho ARRIVAL Of the Eue trains which ieays
O"egO a. 6 O'Clock u and DC ok Z. II
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave sufern's Depot Leave New York
tO8 O'Clock A VI. O'Clock M
O'Clock 7 VI. O'Clock NJ.
PATERSON TRAINS.
Leave Paterson Leave New York
go O'Clock Market e. 9. O'c och A ~
9 O'ck AN Paterson Dep soclocs AN
III oclo VI. l.. O'Clock Z VI.
fOcock PM O'Clock N
30 O'Clock NJ Marsei-st 5O'ciOck N
7AOck NJ Paion D, D. 6o'clock p NJ.
81 NDAYS TRAINS
Leave Paterson ~ $40 A NJ Marketed: al 8 4 81 Pat.
erson Depot; al NJ. Paterson Depot. Leave New.
al O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock p NJ
y b-Ou Monday morning. the hrsitrsln from SuHrrn's
wa leave 81 BIZ Instead Of 6os, The ARRIVAL s
POrt Jervs tram.
The Trains the RAnspo Road will stop at the Market.
Ct depot Al Paterson
The trains which leave New-York al 81 A. NJ. and
r VI. will he In time 70 meet the Ere trains. morning
and evening, going Wss, al sufsrn's Depot jyls~
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BOARDING ~CHOOi. AT VIII ~, - -, " = -
sr.csor ~ e.. CHATHAM - orto ~ Pnrc'p by eiirr
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-, nE-IR,HIE RF-IDENCE FOR sALE-ln

Il. The CITY of Newark. lln Orange-,t Ale" minutes
IL vas from the railroad depOt The house TWO 'io-
res and afic with lWo.f1ry Kitchen attached sue gar
den well stored with choice ro-rs grape vines ana irlil
tees viii tne large elm shade tree n front lhefr
vel OF water on the prem~ " % c'sern and
nlh.r coaveniences Terms reasonable. Apply on me
w iyi8 2Ws
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AflNDOM SHADES Oil Z ofI.'t- blhFNLfl jus
w ins 80 az wnuc-a.t aud rrfai. - q - o'DrohD
POS Broadway la- thr most extensive t-r"fr-i ' me
.ho. r,c-- 10 be- found Do th- cy ara greatly r-iuc-
ed prices SryerA styles 81 superior nio" shzdes
Scrolls style Of LOUIS XIV GOthcs, overs &c
Aso Dr.pery Curtains, Curtain LOops. Bands. Pms,
Center Tass-.s Picture Cord and TA-sr- NhloN W re-
&c &c Merchant. huyrs a. wholesale "ll AA1 u 2. sf
interest - cHil h-f1r- making th-r PURCHASERS ~
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The morn was clear, and fair the sun
Looked on the mountains head,
But soon the clouds in raiment dun
The azure sky o'espread,
The sparkling rain came down amsin,
The dry earth drank its fill
But " hat it drank it gave again
To feed the little Rll:
And thus the Brook was made.
The Soul within it's mortal shell
Expanded day by day,
And seemed RICH, happily to dwell
Within It's house of clay;
1t sparkled through the wondering eyes,
IL lisped upon the tongue,
1t filed each sense with glad surprise
The bliss oil being young
And thus the Boy was made.
Now Summer came, and light and shade,
The mountain top endured
The frequent showers more lovely made
The sunbesms they obscured;
And every raln-sueam SILVER tntcdo
A glsdsome journey took,
And prattled music as it sped
To Join the swelling Brook
And thus the River rose
Life looked, before the boyish Soul,
Az something always fair
Bat Time, in his resis,less roll,
Brought many a thorn Of care
And where the Soul so sweety sung
A little hour ago,
By turns it soothed-by turns 1t stung,
With draushts of bliss or woe;
Aud thus the Man arose.
Adown the mountain msdly poured
The River to the plain.
Among the ragged rocks it roared
And thundered out its pain,
Till broken, foaming from the hill
And thick with drift and soil,
Upon the vale it gladly fell,
And rested from it's toll
And so the River sped.
Tho Soul was weary, now, Of life.
For foes had hedged it round,
And In the stormy sky of strife
Hopes star alone was found
But memories Of higher home
Its courage did incresso,-
Through Sins foul mire and Passions foam
1t fought its way TO peace;
And thus the Man bore on.
Now silent as the flight of days
The peaceful River rolled,
But still the stain OF former trays
lite battle ventures told
Trees, rent and torn, upon its breast.
And earth within its wave.
Like diats upon the warriors crest
And blood upon his glsive,
Told how the River won.
The toll Of Life, aud not it's length,
The struggling Soul bad bowed,
And from the strife il bore it's strength
Less confident and proud;
Stern lessons from the fray it brought
For. ne in fields of Mars,
The conflict on the field of Thought
Is memorized by sears:
Thus Man his age begun.
But Space and Time upon the stream
Brought slow but certain change.
And now, as silent as a dream,
II moved its shortening range,
Its wave, as when a little Rill,
Was pure as nectar now,
And met the sea as soft and still
As dew the mountains brow:
And thus the River passed.
Now o or the tenement of Soul
Times subtle palsy fell,
And scarcely could the will control
The frame II swsyed so well,
Till, once, the upward-gszing eyes
With wondrous brilsnce burned
The soul went back TO Paradise,
And dust to dust returned:
And thus the Mortal passed.
% ysrs, Jsy 81. isas
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%lz{ NVHhT'N = tlN ~ LII =
<aH--1h EXPRESS TKAlN On AMI arer
Thursday. the 5h 0f july, On addition 20 ne .skust
r.fn- m Fx .r.a- Train Nll leave Nc~HTs al '' ocuck
4 " on tho arrival of The o'clock = NJ Train o. ~
PHILADELPHIA, for Morrisown and novef where cA"t.s
vii bee In wa mig 10 convey passenger 10 ech""'fs
Mountain. arriving there nj O'Clock 2 NJ Ims usin
VIII connect ia The 10 O'Clock tram from Ne" OH ~
the foot of Centre Returning. Viii leave DOVE ~ u
o'clock VI stopping AL he s'auons ON ne ioHd Hnd
arve al Newark IN tine tor the O'Clock uun Tor New
York a,
\ B-TMs train on the up tdp, viii receive ana de-
liver passengers nj Orange Depot, MtvAe, summit,
M..ft.np N,,rr.tovNr. KuckaWas and Dover b.f
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.tiNE ) r c ', - Jeh1-.t r.-CHAKLES
-rt WAIT f. AZ Ire lowest prices select a-s0r--
--r III t1e sricles only. No limitations " any kind -
,,f-f~ -ea. chains 2c Fine watches made 70 Or1-f-
Xarl- repaired ranch 4t Saraugs during tle season.
10 r.rn fo roadway ~grnE IL September IS > w.
coal FOX GROCER..-Peac' Orchard Red
Asa Coal ar CItty. 80 able for grocers ua1e, dis
.b.,,fny from bo.t FOR few DAYS For sale .0w for
cs.e Aru!yto T STOKES DlCKERSON
i.crf IN Alfh1ly-s- near Br0aI
DAPER-PAPER-5,no0r eans good shipping Straw
/ Paper for sac low, a. kOBEETSS Comlni. sion Pa
per Warehouse, ~ J0RE-st JyA a.
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PENNsYLvANIA CANAL.

Il. 1890. ..:......l ,s,a 81
k42 S1Ts6-tf4s ISbo' knxsxzrEI
DIONEER AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE FROM
L PHILADELPHIA TO PIITSBJ kGH.-I.o4ses daily
At O'Clock 81 via Railroad 10 Harrisburg where pas
seug-rs embark elegant aud comfortable packets which
handsomely nifed up With especial reference 70
comfort and convenience " travellers Fare by tils
ROUTE than any other line, and additional expense for
pOderage Me way. FOR apply the ONCE, IA
Markets. WILLIAM COLDER CO.
phil.dsluh's Narrh q. ia1 lrI1if n Prnprsfors
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AND MONEY MATTERS
SECOND BOARD.

sl 900 Ohio Sc 80 1924 10 Erie RR, new JAM 60
600 Erie BIDS so. %! 100 do..-.-.-- som -
5000 City D.. ST.. 100 30 do.------.-. - vi
900 Pcnna 5s. -.opg s7i' 80 Harlem bsV ~
10000 do. %. cash s1i 600 " ----. 1890 %
80 Morris Canal. 800 Long Island - -
50 DID,. boo OF
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NpTRsVASCE of order the surrga'- of t- tIinf sd
~ Ynh nt- hereby gwen o. all persons having n. t-i
LEWIS " HAistY iats Of th- CTS a. N@N f"fN d-'rt-- Pre-
- . .,r- IN YOU, tho sub-rh-r - i- on- o
Roo-ft ID Holmes IA No ID Cy H.Nps~, the oN oi N~N
1a On ~ fsy Of December u-1tpatei N-f
Yon The s9fh day OF May, lsts - ..,..y
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SCHOOLS.

AIDES, -CHUOi.-F-.tt ruri.s sre thoroughly
| t,,,,r,ed nv Me " JONES IN Music, French and
r,.,ng a. well In usual branches ~ polite efu-
esGon fer residence 10 a commpdol- co'iaee' ~
-5s t~ thu n.easanf and eaitfy village Of Red HOOK,
g. som Yer Her are 81 per arrlm. with
~, ,y ,.~a chsrse. IN clrrar-. win further pErrcu-
- - h. has Fl a. West Ns-h.nfto1- piare. or .
49, 8snrv f .-e -ifors " hl by landing e BaryioNn
,g refufr 10 sa cifv f~ same evening" Sne "a. W.
e,ncv Tor ~ yo1ug ladies' wao may enter - any Tine
lt.ryns
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OlrIeI o. 1al MAeoN ANp wa.IsaN RAlleoAp ID.

offiet OF lhi MACON AND NL.rESN kAiiRoAD 20.
Macon, july :. lof-
~ Company have declared a isdeud Of s. 30 per
81 are on The capital stock of The COMPANY payable their
Office IN Macon Ga aud a. The Bans of the New
2oTs, IN Zoe Cay Of Ne~-fOrk. the 1T proNino.
Dii aul ,. H. TAYLOR. Treasurer
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Observation-Disclosures, FiLrERs...-Td,

Tubular Fi-rr = crciced The br- rlc- ever lrcr
purifying The Crotuu Other zier, bon dfrds 10
this CT, testify from prscucal ~ er~ncr u -
an arrce tnat lu4s krcprf wuLc De- without al'-l
-tei1g IL operation 10 = 80 simple c0nsuc Toe mat
principle may Dr. compreten1ri ~ a glance II can De-
thorough y cleaned u 4 moment ~itAult cost
Pncr ; 3d. Once "a Br0st~ a., east corner " Caan-
1t r--st.
B-Canforulaus should all have che as they ran be
rArr-ri In lhr ao.krL al l.rd AZ y lrrr VI IN
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g. FOR ~AIE-A coluiry seal AZ ThrrFt'"n WIZ
XII, about 1870 sores Yl gulnt cuup rief covered "..A
L. aye. frf trees I'D tail bearing ui superior qua Ny
IT, f,l-a d.. l.rgr tvO--tores hiLh. lsf On Ir from
steam 'oat landing Railroad Depot Ani I'VE w
p,tDaca TIL. ace VIII bee sod cheap - the -lhscn-
h.r intends moving Possession mmei a'eiy Enquire
OF l. B. TOMPkINS. Tary tO"u, or = H. " af1rl,
It4f'N
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= al. ---1Nu connection lb ac ilou-oiouic and
s--srsS-<,-ss Nuesuck Railroads. Tie steamer MN
ROD leaves fooi of every day Sundays except
Ell At NJ NJ Freight received IN New-f'rh through no
tell I'm
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NEW-TNGLAND LIVE STOC

INSURANCE CDMPANG-Ar NEW-HANEN, CUM
Charter perrrtuAI- Passed May, l5i3.
CAPITAL 100000,
WITH PRIVILEGE To INCREASE TO 10000
w Do insure ali Minds u catilr horses SC the
only Company If the hind the United States. Once
for Nrv- YorA u Na-st Inspector Office = Graui-st
al eiffer fh Offices Information. pamphlets, &C
m y he obiain-d iyl5ulALFRED EDWARDS. Agent.
line KEPOKT- OF TIE CONNFCTlCUT Nj
y TIA LlFEINSCRANCE COMPANY, H. RTFpED
nm C.n-.u. La. l..-ea luul. he month VI Jl.e.
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s,rPFpTOR cOURr -f-.pA Pors aga"sf Ff'rs "s',-y
- 70 FRAsK HARVEY SUI fos srs ns.-oy 'ann -
ro-nt 49, c,us@ -tcA -f hs - ~ - u
Of t1lft oi re CT Of '"t 'A'
ID copy .-rvei ani s-f'- py -f
-. 80 DR. -. A. Ia titf 90 N"~
Yafs ts-a sf-f ib- serve h-r-oi 81 i've .
81. 500 H. % % - 1919
- p.ntF rfrr-lf 'or 80 tr hfHff- 80
fry sad tbr-y c.Ht' ~ nt-.-i i'or 80 s- P
J.. 81. r--a.a CT. . nsiet JHy Do ~
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FOR SALE.
tn pT1IIDrRS.

- r0R SALE ON FAVORABLE TERMS-A block
h " u YER. cr-rs..- tl eng Iu.-. "r situated. ~
L. -,1rh groos ',n. ou which liberal cash advances
tiIw- EDWARD MARTlNDALE. % Plle-st.
- FOR ~AIE-Taree lo,- oa QIarry - between
20 Br1-f a.i n .l-- Br1ns.fr. e iir- OF . ..
L. tys mi r GLENN. 1914 Fl.t0u--- I.
TUIRTY-FOUR TH--T. LOTS FOh SAIL
70 Two .o.. % Thry-fJlrl-rt SCUM siar' h.1l1
~ midway between Seventh snd tiElh avs Inc
street. 4. m 'oet wide graded and severed The 4os are
fil.. and very Crs ably located inquire %, .
,lyl5f " Il CAEFlELO. 10 6reenwch--t
q. FOR -ALE-A smal. coln.e house an ~ .o.'
80 -- T,rerfg. sr-t-.f iN feel from FIl-av br'1Nsn
~ Tie place suitable Tor scsr.uln ~ n An,i' A.
so'f fIr fH Also. ten lots on TWEEN -
..,r, t-..-,,n.i (.rrrterv fur sale low. Apply ~
fnt bat store. IA Fulou--t Bfuo@lyn. W. uc
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EXCURSIONS.
IT, nELIGHTEuL EXCURSIONS

ST DELIGHTEJL EN- EXC i tRSi On
ses1~s<esnSa<~ BranchJ Port Washingon Mounts Dock,
Browns Dock. tMddletownD aud Red Bank-Ihe new
and " rll.known Steamboat CONFIDENCE, Capt. \. II.
Haggerty will leave west side Of Peck slip Pier, East
River follows
LEAVE NETWORK. d. LEAVE sHkt"-bvRs
Friday, II, At 10 Friday N'a Z
saturday q. Al lOt Saturday, a. Al =
sunday, -, Al II sunday, - Al
Monday 3d. ail2 NJ Monday, 81. At -
Tuesday, 81, Al l2t NJ. Tuesday 81, at
Line Stages for 5quen Village, Freehold, Colrs Neck
SC will be resdness on the arrival Of Tie boat Ike
Stages convey passengers 10 all parts o The coun
Try. Positively no freight taken on Sunday except
peaches.
NB-An persons are forbid trusting any account
Of the above boa, or owner JOHNF RODMAN Agent,
je29 I'm Office ~ West-st cor. Of North Moore
-r BULLS FERRY, T1LLlETUDLEM
~ AND FORT LEE Touching At II ammond
S<.~~-sz7@z and Thirteenth Aher zh july boats
viii run follows
FROM NEw-YORK. FROM FORi LIZ
O'Clock o'clock.
Monday g. g. TO- :, ) 4 IS Monday, y, r. 1, q D
Tue-fay D. 3. 10, 3 i Tuesday -, y. r. y x D
"Wednesday p nos SG6 Wrdue-day, y p. !! a D
THURSDAY o. g. TO- 2 50 THlrsday, 81. y. H. 4 D
Erdav - IN, 2 and q Friday, d. i aud y
saturday Go, 10. B. a saturday, 81, :; T. !, y D
sunday q, 10, H. a ) sunday, - - u, !. q D
~U~s ,EXCUR-ION TO THE FISHING
III s-.iSBANKS, Of Sandy Hoos. every h9nday,
CIT = Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday rHnsy
aud sunday. The steamer BUFFALO VIII leasr 100, ol
Kobinsonst 3 O'Clock; Thirtrentist ~ Canal-st y
Cahanne-st 81. Grano-st g. Pier No g. Nonh RIVER =
VI Refreshments aud Fishing tackle provided % Do1t1
Fare IS cents each way V@f ~
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~ n 4 IlI''IfI 'II ~ - q.
-nn May 81 the following Trims =" ~ iehVe
the Office of fb. Company y Cansst Passenger "lu
also be- recei we'd the Office Of The Ne"f ofk AMI iiafe
Railroad Al Twenty euthst ACCOMMODATION IRAN AZ
n A VI f,r New Rochelle, Sc Express Train "a A P
for stanford NC Express Train AZ ? NJ for stanford,
SC Accommodation Tram att VI for New-liayen, &C.
f,,rnwufsfion Train ate VI for Norwak Iyas 10 ei0-
York. Communication Tram ats A from NorTalk. Ac-
com Tram a. A. NJ from New-Hayen, Accom-. Tram at
. - 4 f-om NeN-Hsven, Express Tam H. ~ =. NJ.
from New Haven. Accom- Train nj NJ from NeWHe-
ven fnyXk H. Is mason SUPP
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IT, .oppo-rrroN BOAT FOR ALBA.

= w. my DIRECT Fare ~ cents Thi- boat
arrives no un. for the hfst mornng Trans
of cars Fast and West The ow pressure steamboat
EUREKA Capt Waterbury, VII leave the pier Al Ne
foot of Barclay Mondays Wednesdays snd FndHys
,ciocs = NJ Freight taken At the lowest prices For
rss.are or freight aTpv on honrd THIS boat has been
completely renewed aud Ter accommodations are at no
,.'.t .ir'' ,shl. and y2O
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-,I,,,-0.AND HTkK-IIiKE

4 - ..,s.s-@s....s K A IliOAD This now ia
h-~-1a --AA- perfect order; new heavy II rail, new
p n.s and cara The train Will leave the nvef Al iiud
con daily (eNcept Sundaysl ~ 10 VI aud NJ Ins
the most de rable and direct rDue 10 New Lebanon
springs and to any pert Berkshire County Passengers
for the Springs Or Berkshire County by ne morning ""ss
from New York wall arrive al Hudson III ample r ~
the , 2 NJ train. le~o '"'e
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ID HOE ~ CO.'S COPYING AND SAL PRESSES
II. The subscribers manufacture all lave 9f sar Al
the warrrOom.. Copyug md Sea Presses OF 'tr NOS.
approved patterns 90 which they would ci The attention
u merchants and others who Wan y superior Ar
ucie ala moderate pnce The surface " orr copying
presses being luned perfect copy nay be- Obtained
siih and expedition They mrssn copying
copying books, cOpy-psper, Ac X bOt ~
MID Ser Pra.s Ms.s - a. t.oifsf
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LIZ s..Sr-The Care tbs road run n conurc-
sx1-Hn--i1-A-uOn with the Ne~- York ana Ne~-tia-
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany Troy anu AZ la
nom. ON the HousAtOuc Railroad VIII take the VI TX
press Train on The New York and Ney-iayen kslhoad,
Ohce ~ Cana-st Stages run in connection WIN no
Cars 10 Lebanon Springs, Lee, LenoN, Ga SOcnhfiee'
Curfisville Minstead and Norfolk Also TO lichhed'
sharon. Woodbury. Danbury aud Bethel. Freight intend,
el tor he Housai0uc Ssugauck Railroad IT, rece YEA
during the dny M the Depot foot Of Markest on board he
steamer NIMRUD Thl-is the only steamer running ~
connection with these Roads Shppersy contractors ah1
v any other steamboat from another dock VIII be- aken
from Bnde export local rates, and may he suhcird "a an
extn charge on account Of being wayhed through
from New-York 10 place Of d~sinauOn
q NJ PERRY. Agent. Oftce on NE pier
c A KWTLAND. Superintendent HonsatOnic RAILROAD.
kn,l1 W.. ~ ~, a. iata e29
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CONVEYANCES.
issssxazsa TwEES sosToS AID NEw,YoRK


vts sioning;on ard Providence Inland
80 'sr{ ensnxe ofeaS or osgssge .-Ihe ~
s,-ninri = FANDkkblLT, Capt. joe Stone, snd COM
MODOkE, Capt William * Fukee 10 consecuoa
~n me sionnston md PROV dence ard Boston Prov
idence Railroads, leaving New-fors daily SUNDAYS ex.
ccptfdi from Pier North River a. q O'clock p ii ard
stUntnstor 20 gcIocs II lyon tie arrival u tl.
mai SIN ron boston These steamers built ex.
pressy 'o the rOuir and arr every respect fsrcsfx
sisrfoi fa lie navigation ui Long Island S.4nI TIE AZ
corluodato1s fur Passengers c0rmoiOus and coma
forfabe-ilc officers capable and experienced M
route being the shortest ani rect hrts.~n B.tn
ard New York rnssrr GER are enabled Cd arrive In .fnn.
tine Tor zoe morning lines Of steamboats, an4 ~. fo.d.
rIuling 90 yano4s points from hosc T'e VAN.
DkkBlLT VII cave NJ" foIs rles.sy. Thursday snd
saturday Leave ~fun.ngfur MONDAY Wrs...fas 80
Friday IT, COMNODOhE ~lA esge Ntw.York
Monday. W-ine-tsy fn4 Friday Leave S.i,. r.t,o
Tuesday. ThHrsfsy ara Saturday B-Pa..e,..rr. n
he ARRIVAL of e Steamers s >,Dnla aul proceed r me-
dfar.y ln ur splendid railroad car. n f-l. lerrt .ad
lsfun na44sa master accom- ne steamboat
to AMI from Boston. to take Charge lf lie bsfss-
Fof passage herfh-, >taferooms cr irt gh apr carQn
may be- made % ll- agents 90 De- wharf lad ile ooe
ace O.
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r. FOR KEN OkT landing nifou iism
= - - non e.ch slN.-lhr steamer j I'm
HART leaves Chnmhsrsst sun
4 avs excepeil ri PM Returning, leaves k"yp"n al
800 A.
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.r-v. A-rM,IER AKRANGEMENr-I

~ - MAIL LINE ia,t,l FOR BOSTON
H-' NJ q. w-iiavrn. Hsrii1rl >F0n.tc.I ~
Worcester. ,rDr. f-c.-.I. p RIVER fAFNlNo LINE
TO NfN HAVEN -T.r rrN Hrd -perli Steamer CON
NEClICt T. Capt r Prck. vii eavc every afternoon a
o'cocs-cSc-ft saturday. ~ ococs fasscn KEY, re-
man a. New Haven over gt and axe ne early train u
car- for Hartford Springfield, Worcester and b0sioE
Reuun. leave New-Ha,en every evening ol iae ARRIVAL
o hr Boston 40 l O'Clock on Saturdays irain 4
cars ~ l 40 through 'O Hartford and Springfield Freight
taken FOR HARTFORD % rect Tic steamers hE-
RIO. Capt k.ns ana CHAMPION Capt Tink epsugh. one
one OF WHICH VIII leave every afternoon 81 oeiosA,
Sundays excepted Freight taken r q for ianer 10
orriron spr.y to GEO. " COKLltS. * Pear-st ~
JOHN SANlON Freight Agent. ii2 >outh. mfil ~
xT- sFOK Bo~T0N. VIA NkWfo AND
= ~, --NfALL III Err 49, fhr n rul I'D sne !, q.
- ~ - steamers BAY STATE snd EMPIRE
STATE. 90 gret strength aHd speed rsrucuary adapted
l flr 4ttun uf Lorg Island sound, nnAnt ih CON
necron "a iih fhe Fall River aud Oh Colony Railroad,
j stance of s. miles, iO Boston only Leave per ~
Norh River. near le Battery The steamer EMtlhE
SrArf. Capt Cnmsfock, Do Iuc,tsys, IuHrsiA5s ana
Ssflriays.a Pm The BAY STATE, Cara Brown, 90
Moadty-. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, al 5 PM This me
J. tc only one direct or Newp1rt FL ireisni
or passage apply board and either 1 ll>pNLE hVt.-
pFN ~ Wa Dc office of te Line, a. iAr cNNrt
of W4.hrf zion. Il and Battery place Any Nii
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= ~ follows
Leave New York ~ o. n. N ?. ud6 y ln'u
G,av. Nandrrtrs Landing Al B. TO- 4 NJ !. ara - VI
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Messrs SASns-Geuilemen My hue daughter, wuen
o a, was attacked with scrofou- humOr on ler
face which after extended inis her eyes. causing
most ota blindness il Of them. ard dishluung her
whole face employed two physician. attend her. who
exhausted their almost skill 10 lei relief but 10 all
proved useless. and finally OF turm remarked
that nr had OF striking effected hV
Saud-'s Sarsapara. and advised ny o. obtained
one bottle which she commenced usir aud before was
all used up bad effected entire L. IS nov over
years she cured ard Their, has been
appearance OF The disease, and -fsfed that
perfect II gives me great pea.ureto add that
recommend every sufferer from similar complaint
Respectfully yours, GEOkDE hObiNsON
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. B. D
SANDS. Druggists and Chemists. loN Futou-st corner Of
William. New-lOrk sold a.sO by druggists generally
trous hour the United >lafe- and Csica- Price 3 per
bottle. SIX bottles for - = n
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10 CARPENTFR- AND RriLnrR.
q WATEK.-sMITH,S EAST INDlA v.TrI

4 CROSS CO are prspsr d. oy oi steam. 10 exc.
cute orders iOs Shcs ana Blinds rates and
with dlspstch. California orders executed promptly
Crosss DOCK Nl.hansoaTgh, near Psok sap ferry j.
DtKE WATER.-sMITH'S EAST INDIA WATER
L COOLER AND FiLIEk.-LuNury and Hoslth com
Nned-Ihis - warranted perfect water cooler
avaasble 10 famihes To be- Al 7. SMITH \ CO.'S
'f"ttonst hn~r-l f'-~opri 10 f~s-rs ly lr+
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~ PURSUANCE ord-r of the curnKs- OF h- toplf d"
N-s Yas notice hereby tn p~fsn- hsvrk sms
sats ROBERT MEAsEY tie c., oi 49, fDrs e~'''--'
..r- h vouchers subs, s
i-nc. No 81 sssry Ct Of N-e ~ ~ n'i 70 ~
"a, Jauuary n,rLDsrt NJ fofs ih fey Ju' IN"
..sf .ocrr SAMUEL Il pI>GLk Es-nfo'.
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