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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUIr.-Circuit Cour.
United States, Northern District New York. Canan-
daigua, June Term, 1850 -R0ss IpRdns We. Troy
and Schenectady Railroad C0mpany.-rhis was
an action brought by Ross Winans of Baltimore,
Md, for the violation Of patent granted 20 him
October LIST 1884 The subject matter Of the patent
Is the eight wheel passenger and burden car IN
general use on railroads throughout this country.
For the defense il was commended that the patent
was void for ST. the want OF noUeity, and, for an
imperfect specification, 3rd for imperfect claw
4tb, for the want Of legal compliance with the
statute, and 5th on the grouno Of a6andonment
To prove the first two points, several English
scientific works were brought forward, aud nums-
rous railway engineers, superintendent and er-
perts living in Washington, Boston, New-York
city, Auburn, Buffalo and Batavia gave in their
testimony.
The trial occupied the attention Of the Court
during eight days and was finally given to the
Jury after an able charge from his honor Judge
COnklipg, on Friday evening After short alb
sence they came in with verdict for the plaintiff.
The trial was regarded as a test case between
the piaintih, patentee and the railroad companies.
it being agreed among the several compaaies oil
this State that they would mutually aid and jointly
bear the expense of the defense.
Never have we heard so clear an exposition Of
mechanical principles or more stirring eoquence
than exhibited during the progress OF the case.
For the plaintiff, Hon j. a. Spencer, Charles NJ
Keeer and sam'l Batchiord, Esqs For the de-
PENDANTS, Hon. S. Stevens, David Buel, Jr. and A.
Worden, Esqs.
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A NEW AMERICAN NOVEL.

"a APPLETON co viii publish on s.turd1y,
IL. HELOlSE ORTHE UNREVEALED SECRET,
ByTslvi vol i2HO Paper cover, 81 cents, cloth DC
Tmssa romance Of great power asd Interest Tne
scenes are laid chiefly ia Germany and Crcsss and the
aulhOr shows most Intimate know edge OF s0ch ne 10
hose countries A. tale 70 1. unsurpassed By fsw either
10 developer Of some Of The nObes and most sell saei
fcng passions nature The LOFTY sentiments which II
EXPRESSES 10 the ihrtng attraction Ofis nsrfauyf s
told with force and beauty OF language, and In the
rich dictoB OF genuine scholar
ID A & Co Will publish next week, The Earls Deugh err
aAe by The auhor OF Amy Herbert Gertrude, &c edited
by The Rev w Sewell Il. ID. | vol l2no.
d A Co have just published The Vale OF Ce1srs, or
the Martyr by Grace Aqusr aathOr Of Womans Friend
ihlTs, Home influence &c limo PsPer cover 30 ceas
cloth, - cents.
ton Citrate Of Linwood. &c limo pspe SOC. cloth 75e
IVA 2usTh1S 1884, Broadway cor. Dey st tup aairs)
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VAN
Things In PHILADELPHIA.
SorresPonce OF the T. ibuns.

IL fhitADrLFHIA Friday JslyA
Inc Fourth passed OF in this city ooietlv -.
very periodically. On Wednesday eysnir, -.
gang OF Killers" armed with muske,, n,,,cls -
made sn attack upon the pubic house Of ea-.-I
Paul Mr. Paul, single. handed, wbippe thsn,,.w
and drove them from the ground, with one la,.s
and two or three desperately wounded. ThI. N,
Paul is much dreaded BY this notorious gang. .Dd
he has frequently. without as s,an'e WHIPPED
eight or ten of then, and it is said that during
his several fights he has killed three four Of them
and wounded an immune abe gus nifty. II. ia
slim young man, sbou. % years Of age, with re.
mark ably quiet look. He never attacks any per-
son; but always defeads himself when Necessary
how well, you may imagine from what | have re-
lalatedo of him.
During the week ending yesterday 81, si4 tuns Of
coal were brought to this city BY r.nosd I'D .nsl
from the coal region.
There but little business doing today. corros Ia he'd
tNt Ne an0iAesli es oOid Os, .nd COY pure isse
lot We supply OF theI lame iaie wants The fLous
Vel quiet some further ssles OF standard brands have
osen MADE or export Al s. Il, b6 Il which Il 10 freely
oueieo Inc sses iof eitv consumption limited wtna
te rMge offs lsidsS e.i for eomInon ard fancy br.ads
arc V 40 - for fancy NewfoSk. Rvs FLoUs and CoRs
WHEAT steady att 2sdsI p y eu.h for whlts and
2O0$l y FOR Red Rvs ID scarce aud worth 65 esas.
CoSN continues 10 come 10 slowly. Sales ofyeow al e5i
and White aboc Osls are In fair demand OF sJaln
al 40 and Peunsyvsnis al &c y bush In store At
the latter rate WHISKY scarce and held rather higher
SALES or SrocKs--Fusf Boa,d 81, 500 City os 81
1904; - eco do. ~ lO6i; loo Mech Bk % S10o0
g. '6s, ll6; Loco Cincinnati 6s, '65 99i s7Oo sprng
SseosS BossS-sl,OOo Reading RR 60, u; $500 cbess-
peske L Del Canal 6s as sloo Gu &c, loot.
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The LITERARY WORLD,

JOURNAL OF SOCIETY AND LIT EkAIg AZ.
VNHls WEEKS NUMBER contains hs ioNo"Ns
papers ,,,.-, a., rowp-a
Dt,m.iic.s Tbe lie ard AbQse Of Alcohol; urqu1.Is
Pillar Of Hercules; Mr. Tsfts Shoulder knoti n go
Of Cedars; The Cd OAK Chest and Novels OF nc
Posuy 81 John Bapu,ts Eve; The hber, oy ~,
Brsoks Miss Jane Porter; A Peep 81 smyrna ~ ~
Smith Ccnf-ssions Of Street Musicians 70 Lona9a.
ems BY Alfred TennysOn Fine Afts Alstoo 20 Z; "a
on Art; Music: III. H1guenols; Facts and Oh nioas
sip Home and Abroad &c old Hays 3, 2; svspsy
The Lady Of Cas- le Wtnde.k, By w. bfyan.i oyo'
smithl, IA; PSsn,be,'. Circular Literary In'shgeoee
The presept humber 10 the fret Of new yoiune - iS7
srssr's y" s-'NA NN0 iyslr
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HUMBUG The Loco Foco cry Of Reform" in
Maryland, without specifying single reform,
hoping in this way to GUST the Wings. The people
have too much good sense to be caught with such
chaff.
NAyAL-Dr. N. G. Barabino, Surgeon Uhited
States Navy, has been ordered by the N W De-
parment to report himself Tor duty at the HJspltsi
ne ar Norfolk.
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"wIpoW AND ORPHAN FUND. ~

INTENDING LIFE ASSUkEKS are res pecIfay invited
10 compare the Pyinee ,ate aud wnoe provisions OF
the Union MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
with those any existing Company IL claims pcriony
over other Companies IN ss following PARTICULARS lst I
mode Of pnvueuis are graduated 10 meek the OF al
cuses ID The principle Of division secures 10 the To-
,ur,r, themselves al ne pyes which JOst Stock and
DlKkcToRs Abbot La rreuce, Henry Croeker, Daniel
sharp Jr Edshs b Pratt Waiter dasnngs HorsIo aAr.
rs Ezrs White George Collins JSnn " Lag Oasfies
-Jones, Joseph 4 Williams, George dudley
JUDD hOLLlSTEk, Ago, 81 Wal-s Js9ncey Court
X GILMAN q Medlcal Examiner
Permis granted for voyages or foreign residences
NJ SusNMkF
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CHOLERA AT CHICAGO, ILL.-The Democrat OF
the 10Th says that only nine deaths had occurred
for five DAYS previous one Of these was brought
in a state OF collapse from the Illinois River and
the others were recent emigrsnts No alarm 10
felt on account of the disease being in the city as
il has not assumed an epidemic form One or two
persons from intemperance and exposure have died
with marked cholera symptoms as the Democrat
has been informed.
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VALUABLE AND POPULAR WORKS.

nUBLIsHED BY JOHN TAILS l. co 40 JOnn ct
voris will be found uniform with Tais's Imperial so-
mes Of England and Ireland, the History OF the UnlIed
States Of America em the earliest period 10 Tue presel'
Natural Productions, Manufactures aud Commerce, Laws
Manners, Customs and Rengon-incllding Information
necessary for tourists and immigrants OF al Asses-wn
Typographical description or each state Edited oy pm
Howard Hinton M Assisted by several literary gentle.
men IN America and England, illustrated with maps ara
vews Of the principal buildings and scenery drawn on me
spot expressly for this work aud beautifully engraved on
see; fine portrait Of Washington, AFTER stuart me
Declaration OF Independence after Trumbun; and PENIS
Treaty with the Indians, afer West -,
The importance Of the modern history OF me Onlieo
States OF America differing they do so from Wna'
they were In former days, and connected win chcum-
stances discoveries and advantages which interest me
whole civilized world It obvious cannot be undenasea
by any renecrg mind and the value Of this puoncsnon
will not therefore, be questioned. Now complete 10 70
r. s7l each ie29 6teOds'
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REMOVAL.
WILLIS 4 SAKTON.

SUCCESSORS TO CLARK sAXTON-fhe under
SsigDed having purchased Mr. Wiliss intFesi IN lne
hrm OF Willis SsxIon, will continue The Gentemen's
Furnishing and Tailoring business al 81 Broadway, where
can he found every article spperaining to genuemans
wardrobe consisting Ia par OF silk, merino couon ana
lambs DOL shirts and drawers geuze, merino, ank and
cotton shirts and drawers suitable for Sumner wesr pocket
hAnds erchefs OF every description constantly on hand
Ikevse stocks cravais collars aud suspenders, &c &c
Always band large assortment OF cOiha catsneres
ard vestingS which Will Do msde up In the best manner
md Al shoft notice WARREE SAXTON,
lei lmis Sll Brosd way.
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Dividends.

nIVIDEND NOTICE-CouPons or Interest War,
~ IGnl he following named Bonds due on me lsI OF
i've per Cent Bonds Of The State Of Indiana created for
BsnkiDRpurposesi go -, s,,.-,., ,.a, o..
he Ohio ard PennsyvAnis Railroad Company
Six per Cent Bonds OF tho City OF gheny issled 70
the same Railroad Company a.,
Seven per Cent 5onas Of The City OF New Albany ndi'
ana issued to The Kew Albany and Salem Railroad CO..
Seven per Cent Bonds OF Rfanann County ONO, Issued
10 the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad CO..
Seven per Cent Bonds Of Green County, Ohio, Sled 10
The Columbus aud Xenis Railroad Companyi
Seven per Cent Bonds OF the Indianapolis and beelon
tame Railroad Company, Indiana;
Will paid presen ATOM and sher thsi date a. ms
Office of WINSLOW, LANIER L co.
ie29 lwis o. WAFtI
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IALLACIEs OF THE FACULTY AN0 ChkoNO-
Il THERMALlSA-Price Shy Dr. 5 DICKSON OF LUZ
don; edited By DR.. VIM Turner OF New York. -.
III the Faculty have no reply 70 these exposures wy
must be al q low ebb" London " eeky OaIo ~.
"As Interesting ss novel; IWesmlnsIef hofe"'
London Sunday Times
ivsIm H. LONG BRO I'll Ann-sI n 1.
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RELIGIOUS InOoRPoRATIon

IUgf PUBLISHED by the snbscribefs, nes oopS. "
y The Laws Of The Stale Of NevYofk 10 feAnon W ~
,tous Incorporzuons with all he amendments az " 49,,
sroseni lime complete 10 pamphlet form Proe - 99
Subished and Cor sale by MS N BELL 4 SoOtP
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oHRIsTY,s MINISTRIES.

MECHANICS HALL,
NO az BROADWAY, between Grand and Broomo Sta
1N-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
Tbe original and well-fnown
CHRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
ehe frat established and odeIs organized band in the
world cOmprfing company OF twelve performers, under
ne direction Of r. ?. Chnsly. They viii have the honor
Of giving original snd inmiabls entertainments evoIJ
Eighlunu further notice.
Admission Is cent? Doors open e. :, Concert will COM
a1euce ats O'Clock.
An afternoon concen o. Saturday, commencing at
s'elockPH ISL lwlss
An exuG Afternoon Concert on Thursday, J1y4.
aIIEttGn1z HINsTKELs, AT TIE OLrAclC
II under the direction OF the GREAT ORIGINAL POM
PEY-This beautiful establishment has been recently re-
fitted and sed for the Summer season, and Ia now
the comfortable esO IN The city The continued suc-
cess that has favored this nmitsbe Band OF Ethiopian per-
forrner has tsnpec them a. being The no plus ultra OF
Negro HHmonists.
Admission % cent?. DOorI open ai7-coucer at "
Arsruuou Concern " Wednesdays and Seofdzys-
Roors open Al 2-concerts al Soclock je2l
MINERVA ROOMS, 400 BROADwAY-OPEN
moth Panorama Of the Overland Route 10 California; Gold
DRgfngs Of Sacramento and San Franc painted
by Mutuc Lewis on 4O1 feet Of Canvas from sketches
skeu by blmsef w Fenno, Whose lectures have won
The Probation Of the Press and the elite OF Philadelphia
IA II usir6e The Psnogams. Ambulance Is cents chill
dreu half price. Doors open att Picture moves al -
Exhibitor on "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. LID.
ersl arrangements made with schools. Doors open al
2 NJ P,cure 5. Ga Fourth OF July, three grand
fI5suss A w FENNO, Proprietor.
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rHoRwAI-nsoN,s souIpruREs.

\ OVERS or TIE FINE ARTS are invited 10 examine
- - collection o. miniature limitations 10 bsc1lI
Srs,D,o, Sosss Of Thofw aldson the great Danish
-Aifss, rSssueg stat1egles and basreliefs OF tne
they a.. Sssnons o. he great Srtsrs master chiseL
80. ssoSoe II GRITONS SIS Broadway, where
- - eep1eAles are for sale Tvs 4useOds
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST FUbLISHEDs
THE NETWORK STATE BUSINESS DlREC.
i TORY containing a ne y map OF NewYorE City and
State and business directory showing the name, ocsuvn
and business Of mercantile hrms, manufacturing esaosn
meuts professional artists corporations money 90 va
literary institutions courts, public officers &C &c u.
Opinions Of the Press There Is scarcely man 10 VI
community no matter what may be bis profession ina! VIZ
not find The Of service him To the merchant M
business man II viii prove almost indispensable saSs
.nrnu Hunts Merchants Magazine.
nd The work one OF much value 10 buE,ness Ire
work Ia pal rcuArly valuable TO city merchants 49,
Scientific American, N. l.
For sale at all the book stores. .,
i-Is Tu6Sis1 5 FRENCH Publisher, Isl NsasnS-
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REMOVAL
70 MIG nCEnE T. m

yJAVE REMOVED TO Sl4 Broadway and corner Of
III Rasde and Center where be 9und all kinds Of
varmwater and sir heating and ventstng sppsrs-
tbs Tor private dwellings churches ssminsea bo'piias,
balls prsons horticultural bulldogs, &c. &c
Also BEBEEB celebrated cooking ranges, COOKING
Utensils tappanned brass aud silver plated reGsters-s
article superior 10 anything Of hs kind 10 me Market
my6 Smis
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DRY GOODS.
ANOTHER CHEAP LOT
sEAsONABLK DRY GOODS, Just receives
from auction al

ANOTHER CHEAP LOT
OPsRAsONABLE DRY GOODS, Just received
\ from auction, al
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATERs,
ar .'~ay, corner Leonsrd-st
Including beautiful French MusIns and LswnS,N
ONE SHILLING A YARD.
Rich FouaFd sibs, q Cd yard.
Elegant orgsndy Muslins, IL a yard.
Ginghsm Lawns, yard wide, yard
French Calico. yard wide, yard.
ando through every deParin,n Of their immense es
tsbshment that lady can buy Ler own and fsmny'
supply cheaper there
THAN ANY WHERE ELSE ~ NEW-YORh!
MOURNING AND HALF-aOURNING GOODS
Of every variety, always on hand also all xmas Of
LINENS, MUSLINs, HOSIERY
Handkerchief Cloves, shswls, hsnullAe Lsco , -.
ALL KINDS or oENTLEMENs FURNISHING
at rates far below The rate. OF genie furnishing stores.
ARRANGEMENT FOR JULY
Have beer made al
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STOKE,
Us BowERY,
v-Op . CONTINUAL ON OF the immense trade winch
i Sss been done al Insttaron during the last hree
months. -, THE FIRST PLACE.
We reduced the prices a our Summer Goods such
price q, will ensure the sae Of every thread before the Is
VI A"k INTHE SECOND PLACE,
we have made our arrangements with the manufaeturen
and have under contract 1900 cases and bAei OF DO
esc Goods and on such favorable that we shall be
enabled to supply the wants OF customers in this line 81
S9I per cent less than jobbers or retailers prices
INTHE THIRD PLACE,
Our importstons Of new and desirable Goods we are
every day receiving fast packet ships and steamers
can deliver them. And,
IN THE FOURTH PLACE,
We are determined eIslt the popularity OF our e.
Adjustment that shall be the prominent Dry Goods Con
Germ Of and the pride and credit or the propne
tors Of THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE.
iy2 2d,h WIS FWG WE. GILLEY L co.
~ Foy othey Dr. Goods Adsertsemens YIN Page
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ROYAL PAPER ndACHE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
6 HAlkin-sL West Belgrsye Square,
InNntnN

and 80 Constitution hilL Birmingham.
TI,HE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed agent In
this city for Messrs Jennens beuridge sons one OF
pared 10 lake orders for all descriptions OF Paper MSche
soods and pectfuy invites The merchants and the puohc
10 call and see his samples Of sDes chairs, writing desks
hkstands poroOs fancy boxes card cases glove boxes
chess boards wine trays envelope boxes tea csdtie &c
Embracing every variety Of TASTE and patterns F0hos
bearing &c sin le Rkenesses Of Jenny Lind, taken from
the original
All descriptions Of the above goods can be executed In
ak weets ftOm date OF order.
HENRY l. IBBOrSON 2ls Pesrl-st up stairs
tea lmissod heIRe cen Maiden. lanesnd ohn-sl
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HOMESTEAD ExEMPTIos.--The bill to exempt
the Homestead of families from attachment and
levy or sale on Execution, has passed the New
Hampshire House OF Representatives. by vote OF
lee ~ ~. We have not seen the bill yet.
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AMY HARRINGTON.

lust PUBLISHED, Amy Harrington, or ss.er
j Love By the suIhor Of "Cursie Of Linwood N0'
man Leslie etc. limo. eloh, IS cts. }. C. RlaEa
sx6 3liseOd lIs 1Aou'~
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RENlt)V Walls.

REMOVAL.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
AND PIOTURE-FRArdE
EANUPACTORY AND WAREROOAs
Nos $40 AND S42 BROADWAY.
NNHERE, WITH INCREASED tsc1nhes for prompi
w and superior execution Of every branch OF iher ouI
under their own immediate supervision, end gfes
srarged STOCK OF frsi quality looking glass plate agnih
Gently framed 10 the Renaissance Louis XIV and oinef
styles together with varied assortment OF sizes ana
prices Obtained 10 establishment IN the United
Ses they confident Of the liberal support Of thsi
friend, md the public IN general
WALLER & KREPs, IS SprucesL
w. X. have made arrangements for sconunuourtuPpiy
Of ancient and modern paintings Of which large cousc
Inv OF particular attention is29 lms
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VIRTUE ola chsi's horgsge, WI. :. NJ tIe ga
ID .sls on MONDAY Al y O'Clock, al l.isr.AI W ~
Broadway, bay horse, bay mac, y ies ~ bsrness
oV y.S Ss JosEPH ". JONES, ATTY fJr Mortgage.
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NO. CANAL AND BASxlSe CoMPASY, /

NO. CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY,
New-Otleans June a. 1850. !
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS al 9 special
meeting this day declared dividend OF three per cent
ou of The profits fhe payable 10 the stockhold
err In New York al The Bank Of Com the frat
Monday In August next &C. BELL Cashier.
jyS Sis
ry- For otAey Dlsldend AdrrtI,e~ents I'm Page
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TO owners, BUILDERS o. eosIsa nI
ruvp.D2 Et.s.DR IgD DOURs, So

No. or 1ot Glazed Blinds Of all kioos ptntr11 ..
on hsrs q, made 70 order such prices - VIII no'
fail 10 suit purchasers - .,-.., o., s,rrt,h .1v Of
he .sov. srele. IL .ry qusniity or qlay ~ o,asn
vii he pseied for transportation or eeIse et1R.JT
a Beeknsng N Y LleS l1Is-'o =" -
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TLls Company Incorporated 10 1916 being now the
LARGEST OF The kId in the nited States affords
an Die cuiy TO nsurers and security and protection
al barrassments aud dangers arising from hqcIu
sons Of The Of mortality hazardous 70 associations
Of limited numbers The large number contributing
70 The funds Of ths Company, establishes uniformity be-
tween and income ana guarantees the perpetuy OF
The Institution Assurances made tho mutual sy stem
all men bers tnR with olvdend Of earned premiums
Which Dvid ends distributed aLnuay 20 the credit OF
IN members Kinks taken for voyages 10, and residence
IT, any pan Of the world. Al egaiuible rates
JAMES 60 )DWIN, President
EsEsEZEk FLOWER, Vice President.
CITY R. PHELPS Secretary.
\ Nissan, Medical Examiner, al the Office, daily,
from 2to3 O'Clock p. NJ
PIosuertu.sssud every information given by
~ 3 DUNBAR, Agent 81 NaL-st New-Iofk.
Wed
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"A. INK MONNOT HOUsE, formerly the FAIR
HS.I field Marine Hotel - MONNOI INFORMS ms
- friends AMI the pubic hat on the lom VI June
a.. viil onep he above HOtel branch for summer
Sesor ri OF The New.York HoieL The Hotel thus an
bounced IL situate 10 the pleasant village OF Farhela
cuOus 10 an excellent and safe beach Tor ses'0a.n'ng
And p the midst Of surrounding country ceeoss9 ioIu
besuty ofs scenery aud fscues for ronanuc hoef al"
Trains per New Haven Railroad, stopping 81 Fairfield,
lesve sd return TO New YO at Canal sl 80 uhes eacn
jnv Inc trip occupying from 2 10 y hours III, A..
The Holel will accOmmo 1se a0odt 5 ~ ~ SnS poT
,ndsT he personal direction OF Capt STEPHEN K hOE'
je5 2awistAl
x10 sFA.BGTHING EsTABLIsHMHNr..-
E TIE Oceanic House al CO1ey Island 10 open lof Ihe
A ree pton of bosrdes aid r.nsenl VISITORS u sno
direction or Charles NJ Rogers formerly OF me Deayan
Honse Albany This house IL shduy sl1uaI91 ssotI
eieht miles from BroOlyD easy OF &C 'ess nyteamooa"
and stages and 10 celebrated Tor masHihceni oslnpg
Gsnemeu wifhug 10 90 husnrs Ia e"-lolA Csu
leave in he morning o'clock by boat or ssge ana To-
tlrn In the sfterDOOn -, , a.. ,,,,H. III #
kiI be,t efors viii be used TO rsn1-r lhrl s PeA'AH
and agreeable and soicA share Of thelr ps'r0nase;
an9 as'00o'''i 49, CAAS NJ. ROGERS.
Oceanic House July 8, 1880 ia Sa~SwlI-
JIIuF SALISBURY HuU-E, sIus,ed IN the center
L ~ sshsbuTv Conn. Is now open for ue reception OF
ho.sdsys bv tbe dsy week or monh Being In the Vicinity
oSIstes Wonscop0muc Washaaing and Wsshinee ious'
atomic and Bash Psh FANS; Molui Rhig Mount ntace
AVID many other points Of interest the location cohtaeieu
very desirable and Il viii b. The constant en1eaVoI VI n
rropretor TO render the scJ1urn OF visitors Pess5 auu
agreeable IDo :" ~ - -
: ~ For otsey Sugo.er Rstssits. I'D Page.
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERIN9EEs
,rusI0AI, OONSERV TORY

f57 Broadway opposite City Hsrooms ii and IL Sd hoof
a FREE SCHOOL for Instruction In Plano, GUITAR,
n Harp, Violin and Vocal Music. Instruction gwen In
he old or system Of notsuon, or hoh a. the poAsu
the pupil Terms; In classes per month only ioi use
Of nsruments private lessont S25 per quarter OF "a es
ION, Al he Conservatory do. do $50 per q9srer reg.
Aences. myl'""
GKNTIENIAN who has had much experience ana
n progress IN eEching The guitar Playing aud sing hg
would lie happy 10 obtain few tchOafs more. Terms
moderate Apply 10 CT, 800 BroomesL jY66usc
gy- For othe, school Adrcrrse~ens see I'D Page.
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EXCURSIONS.

TSSS EXCURSION TO ROCkLAND
EszSifz-i LAKE Sunday, July J, 1885, me stsunch
f3arzr< ard iavoriie steamer SANDUskH will 90
to Rocksnd Lake touching 81 Yonkers Dobbss Ferry,
srrvtovr and sing spg Leaving foot OF Tenth sL +. r.
Gt7I o'clock Pike st R "A. Pier Mr. 8, Chsmbers.st
g. Amos-sl 81 Eighteenh-st 9 Returning to tbs ely
about o'c ock Fare for The excursion p cents $50 IL
. Ia NEW.YOhk AND GREEN
fTrfSStf II WOOD LINE OF STAGES Persons
sA% wishing 10 visit Greenwood Cemetery,
by taking sny Of the South Ferry Stages In NewYork, and
crossing the Hamilton Ferry, foot OF Whitehasl
will find stages always ready convey them 70 Green
wood by the and pleasant route Fare only
set. fie25 Imss CARLOS GAME CO
~ 10, o,be, Err,,,.,ons .es E-TTtb Pyge
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OFFICE OF THE DiAPHRAGM FILTER
NV, Ieu IT, % " ~ WALTER ~ GIBSON
~ For other RemoraI AdreytseDsent, see I'm Page.