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LEGAL NOTICES.

,UFRFHE coURT-In n. matter Of M .ppr.t,ou Il N.
~. =, ~ sS ~ D., .,re, "a 1T 30 ,i- ,a,i-e, T. -r-
between Broadway and Greeuwch street he tra Ward q
nest ~ entitled .ti-r .ppo7,ed by n
p'sme Court Of the ssis Of N- Yor' snts- III, ~ Of sep
ieHer ~ ee eoGs pur.esni y ih- qa-ni- Of ,h- ~ u
~ Lhsfe II ue Pc pc ol he sats q Ne- Foa -nuted "A
psroear 70 - Cay Of Nes fors INTO Aci pss.ed 1pi
1913 paced hprl A lrs fhsi h- sb-tr "a fh- Estmts snS
-. :. ~. 80, M ~ -. IN ~. -
benefit aas LEO al tho .d-v. estimates, other Aua.
- e. ~. - -ee p d; ' &c, % 'ss 's -,c
,ad County ri N.s ior e the rn-pecoo u ny
GOVERN Co remain for al last 1y eay. br t.- @ Com
n.'oner ale ths report % The .sd Supreme Court ts tns
pros.sn. IA 70
,nd cosui, Of New Yo's and o other p.a Ns ~
isio ps@f Nay 1lsu T. lie osaef or oFusrs Az -si z
thereby, That nsy comp~tso the ~ az a''-''p-ni
and that all p'.on. ~h-- interest, Affected ts, 90 no
~ru-g 70 Noe Nyost, nr the chrrs.s y s al 90
Yoa v,ia ,hr'y sy. from d ao', ~ 's' ~
Init emf raced by tt As--u~.t ~ e. 9i,-, ns -. ~,
AL o's 20. peoe or Pa'ass OF aee n Tie Isa '' ~ S
Of Ne" iols .tas,e = as ~ i.- y e,3-y ~ ~,
szt~r ia- -i- ot " 81 street and al'o =. , 1
panel q ai situate aad 5e-s Oh ~ 80. -, ,,,L
.r Inc or ste OF creeping 20, Spsf'l az "a
o. IN ,s go, ,ri -s-,-i, Of Gra'eh -'r- a
me Or 5 Of Fa-oa excepting ierrirsn o la'~a . Ai
III si 3 sD ana ls' Gf-ras street. .ad if, q .he ~
esufiH
tyt.tf-ei b-t~s~ns distant stt 90 --i nn- ia-s
orf Xxx ION ls s.rhery linz OF steoi Cy1sn street, ili
ort d.;ant twenty feet nch sosheris if9n tie 91t-J
H.. or 49, Of ~ toeir With at re ots 'i- wet
s, Washington street e-t~en point snt 'ry nr-l-r
rr inches norlej from to noti-r she II Coluin i--t
~ point r;y iour feet ten inches souter rom The
southern, street; az tso az those ia.s psc
nd hng esst--y si> ~ Wet stree -
tNe-n nor,h-ry .Je 81 Corian sna th- -1-~ry 80
ofFuou;r-e eiceptng tieelfem lots Sos no. ol7
u ~ AID $50 Yves;
aso ot- parcels n lant TIE efy al
.outh-y ~ John street Broadway snf Pear street.
pieces parcels u land tn- ss@fy sic Of
Broadway iG Broadway No 10i Broad nca-Eei
pieces parcels of and The easts aat E-ffJ
Nassau 40 % Nasssusirest No 8 Nisau
street ncusve sni also al tn los pieces parcels Of an1 On ~
sast@y sides Of Dutch street knoer Nos 3 -
ed Dutch street, a0i also an the lot. pieces Pseh 10 land 90
the Of william street. FROM NJ - William street %
Nen ncusVe together III ths lOts the east
Of William from No 20; WI-n street N 80 ~
WiaHstr Inclusive and also al h- lot p--s parcels Of
1d bail Of Gold street from So u God street ~ No. %
Cold street inclusive excepting No IS God street
AID ~ the lots parcels Of land on ne n1hr ana
Of Barring slip between the esstery sf- OF fstf
stree, and be- westerly -Je OF Frout street
the further notice, That te ft 10
vii be made and presented % the supreme Co4G u
SPECIAL Term Of the saS Cont - he he'd
H. City OF kev fnrt the - hondsy Of sep
next lbeus the % day Of September 1891 ~ Do ooo5
thereafter counsel 10 heard
MOSS MAYNARD, 81
JOIN sTEWARI' (Conn'''o1sr''
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rsE HUSGARIAEs-Gov. UJHAzY's FIRST LES
ps IN FARnIse.-Ths Burlington iowa State
Gazette tells an amusing story Of late adventure
o. Gov. Ujhazy and bis companion, Capt Ia
hcz. After selecting their lands in Decatur Co.
hae gentlemen, being closer to the Missouri than
he Mississippi River, and having natural desire
ntee the whole country. concluded to continue on
vest to the first mentioned stream, and there take
ibclt for ST. Louis, whittier they were going to
obtain supplies, agricultural implements, &c &c.
They finally touched tho river at point some 90
OF 10 mics above st. Joscph-probably at or near
the vicinity Of Council BlOiis-and learned that
boathAd iukt passed down, and that another was
not lOok ed for up Tor week or ten days. To wait
for so Ones period did not suit man Of Gov.
Ujhszys active ard OasineH-llke habits; 60 he
and bis companion at once made up their mi1ds TO
hrce their way down TO st. Joseph on foot, 1t no
cher way could be- found They accordingly set
at; but hearing, soon after starting, that
ypDcbmAn ia the neiehhorhood was getting ready
BIO 70 st Joseph, they called to see him. lie
h0med them that hA wiiJ was at ST. Joseph, aud
bat he was aDxIous 3, g or her, but until he go.
through with certain work, be could not think o.
having. lie then said that If Gov. U. and Capt
7 would turn in and assist him on his farm, he
toud tak0 them down in his team. To this our
HunesriAn friends az once GsGented-turned to aud
worked hard for three days planting corn Bat
be Frenchmsn did rot reappeari and finally, be
pniIg convinced OF tbs duphclty, Gov u. and ms
mnpaniOn took their departure, and resolved u
.ary out their original intention OF making the
hip ON foot And this they performed IN the
course of three days. sleeping out at night durn
he whole time. Gov Ujhazy relates this adven-
ture with much good huInor 1t is the hrst lesson
farming in America
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RoysE's PoIST BRDGE.-Our readers will re-
member that the Legislature Of New. York, previ-
pa,ly to tie late adjournment appointed Joint
Committee to examine the locality of Rouse's Point
NJ 81 matters bearing upon the expediency or In
tnpediency Of Bridge scross the Lake at that
psoe, Ia connection with the Ogdensbdrsh and
Vermont and Caneda Railroads. That Committee
ne now engaged in performing the duty ASSIGNED
then. A portion Of them were on the steamboat
Vried States, this morning, on their way to "the
tsputed territory, accompanied by several prom
hsnt gentlemen from Troy and Albany. We no
tced Senators johnson aud Geddes, OF the Commit
Zee Hon, George Il Davis Hon. Mr.. DIN, Hon.
Geo. Leslie, Aid Msther ana Capt. Pierce, of Troy,
nd others II y Stacy and Charles d. Kasson,
ftqrs joined the Committee from Burlington.
Burlington (VL) FIRES Pre,s 9Th
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r. cszaE=sszsl7 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL-
~ ~ ~ ROAD.-PAssENGER TRAINS
UP-LsaVe Nsw-HOrk fOot of COr-
land sta AN. and Il P M leave Newark 81 A NJ and st
Pm
L45P Nj Horristown. 50 A. M. and rs P Nj Msd-
son. 7 81 A N. and 2 30 P. NJ; Summit ~ A. N. and
SO5P. MiyiIe, 7So A NJ and Sis p Nj Orange, $50
A and IS IN.
FRE,sHr TRAIS.-LeGve Dover 8 A. Nj leave New.
York II. A ~
Pm, leave Nsw-Yofk II 80 A NJ and SIS ID.
each way Ct North and South Orange, Mllvle, Summit
Chatham, mGdlson Morislown Morris Plains, Dsnyills,
ROckAWRy aud Dover
Al Dover sssss connecting with tho A. h. passenger
town and Hope Daily Milford and 0wego on Mondays,
Wednesdays sad Friday. and for Sparta yohnsonourg,
BAiIs'own, Coiumsis Delaware Wafer Gap srons+
burgh, continuing ~ tho Lackswsnna Works, passing
through BsrtOnve StanhOpe pa Smiths Tavern, Nea-
slesvie Chlon, Dunmore hyde Park TO Providence on
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays ard returning meet
The 2 81 trains for Nsw-York
A. Denvte stages leave Tor Pswervle and Boonton OF
The arrival Of the A. ~ and p trains from and meet Tho
A. N and P. M trains for New-YOrk.
Al Mons.own Csges leave on TIE arrival Of The A. NJ
tain Washington Bevidere and Eason daily aud meet
he r N trains for NewYork.
Also for Soaking Ridge tho arrival OF the P. n ran
returning next mOnog connecting "h NE A NJ. train Tor
Extra TRAIN FOR sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN
In addition 10 the above trains, express uain
vii commence running July 9th next and continue I'M
Leave New York rom the foot OF andsL 81 10 AN;
leave Newark the arrival OF the A NJ train from Pulls.
iephiA processing directly 10 horrsIown and Dover,
where carriages VIII be 10 reednees convey
10 SchOOeys Mountain, arriving IN time for dinner.
This train IN goieg up will receive and deliver passeu
lniL Chatham Madison Monislown AID Rocksway.
Returning, viii leave Dover ats F. NJ and horrisown
o2 sDs ;299s TOR Re- r. 81 % Ne '
Passengers to procurs their tickets before taxing
their seels 10 The cars
Teles viii beIeoeved only on the day when purchased
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IA VEN RAILRoA6i"on sas sss1

IA RAftkoA6.%oa .sS .as.
ednerday Aprn "a. The following
Isns will leave the Csna-st Station. near Broad way-
Passengers also received al the New-fork and harloD
/. Accommodation Train Al !. AN for rsw.HochsIie.
1smsroneeh, Rye Port Cheltef 0reenwteh stamford,
Daren, NOrwalk Wesport Southport Fairfield Bridge
porl saalford, Milford and New Haven Passengers os
he Way Citations for Albany and tho StaOns the Hous
atomic and Naugamck Railroad VIII take his Train and
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con.
rsccui River Railroads will iaks this Trsr and join TX,
press Train al New-Havea.
Express Train sIs o'cloes AN for Stanford. Eviigs
PORT Albany, and Houseonic and Nsugstuck Railroads.
New Haven Hartford Springfield and coEnecicu, River
Railroad Worcestsr, Providence and Boston
3 Accommodated rrain al 9 AN. Tor Nsa-fiayea, ant
Intermediate Stations Hampden Cheshire souihingtsn,
elsnyile Harrington, Avon, fs1rylle, sna coinsytBs
Express rran at Pm. foT Stamford, NoEwsll.
shdgePorL ans Housstonic and Nsggsluc1 tsirosds,
Springfield, Worcester and Boston.
Q. Accommodation Train a. PA. FOR N0s.Hsyea .rs
al the Intermediate statiOns
Communication Train ai $50 ~. for Bridgeport sof
TRAINS TO NEw.YokK.
s,oopng Al All the Int'-,n-diain s,.foa. "'' 's'ph
Accommodation Train AFGHAN from New-Bsvss,
stopping ct oil lnlsTmediste Stations resolving Passengers
ron Accommodate Trsin :. ssS n nom NswH.,sa
stopping all The intermediate stations rscsviny Pee
ssnger. the Hartford and NsvHavsa Canal Railroad.
Express Train a Ito I'm. I'm connection win Nc
Express Train from sosion,) rom Hsw-Hsvsn ssoppsns
u Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers from ihe
VousstOule Railroad at Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train al ~ Pm. trecsvinF fasssa-
gera frotn the Accommodation Train from 8osion) fro1
KeyY Haven Stopping al all tho Intsrmsdiste Stations
Express Train Al slOPk Tor IN connection with On.
ana stanford, srhying IN Rev-york al lfss Pm Evso,
lng Train roni ghssha1 connects viii uhis yrus q
Pssssn0ers requested proears laking
tskts 10 the Cara ls0ul shAsON supt
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iHtSUaAK MAIL LINE So

- n. vi
- ~ TWEEN BOSTON AND NsW.YoRk.
via s1ouingsUn and PROVE sace -Inl.sI
route without ferry, change OF bsggase!-rhs
sesmers VANDERBILT, Csptsia joel ma ADD
COMMODORE iCspt Wllism II. Frszse Ia co1nscso a
with The end Providence ard Boston and p owl
depee Bal rcsds lesying NswYork daily, (suldsvs ex-
cepled from Pier North RIVER hst wharf sooys 6.Iery
Place, nj O'Clock and sonington a. oc'ock n.
steamers built expressly fo the route and 10
respect partcu ary adapted 70 The alton OF 10
commodOus and CONFERENCE.-The ofcers capable aud
perienced The route beirg tue shortest and most direct
between Boston ard New York passengers enabled
arrive 10 ample tune for the morning nes Of steamboats,
ard railroads running various points frnm those c-s
The VANDERBILT will leave New York on Tuesday,
1hursdsy and Saturday. Lesvs strnngton on M,oday,
Wedne'osy and Friday. The COMMODORE will issvs
New roTs Monday, WEDNESDAY aud Friday Leave Sloa-
rRion Tus sdey Thursday and Saturday. N B-Pssssn.
gers the arrival u The steamers al soung ou procsed
INN edsiey IN the splendid isrosd 10 Provdencs
and toson baggage master accompanies each train 10
and from Boston For passage berths, stslersoms OF
freight applications msy be made to the Agents on the
WHAT aud At the office 10 Battery. plsce. 81
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD or NJ JERSEY 1850.
e. rraz.apsl.ar AUlinER ARRAN9EMENfA

49, s-ssrss - commencing April l. 1850 TINS Aoad
extends from EiKsbethpsu IS miles to
White House j. reducing the staging between tho tor.
minus Of The Road and EssiDn TO u miles, and - school
sy's Mountain 20 IA miles This line leaves NewYOrt by
steamboat RED JACKET, a. pier ~ River. and connects
Win .rrns he New jersey Railroad, hich leave New
YORK foot OF CortHndsL At the same hour. new
schooiey's Mountain with ess staging than any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-PSssengers will leavs New
York BY steamboat from pier r. Dy the NewJsrsey
Railroad foot Of Cortlandst at A n. and PH. leave
Eizabelhtcwn st 10 A NJ and SPIN.
PAssEAGER TRAis DowS Leave White House Al 5.b
AN and IS Pm; North Branch al IS A N and lb5
2 n Someryllle al 10 A NJ. aDd2 10 Nj Bound Brook
a620AM and 220 PM Painhed a. 5 30 AN. and 40
Pm Wesfed al 65 AN and 5 Z n. EiksDetnGown al
T. Is and 10 so A n and 32UPh.
TIE freight Tah with psssengercas aitached) VIII leave
While HOUfe 81 AN, 5Omsrylle 40, PisinnsA 10
and Ezsbehpor, By steamboat a. $50 N. Returning
leave New YORK, BY steamboat Red JoekeL from pier
North River, al NJ
All freig n from New.York intended TO 20 by this ine
must be the boat st ~ o'clock TO insure being TAX
through Iatcsy. ,.o.,L
Stages win be 10 readiness the arrival Of the o'clock
tI ron New York Al White House 70 convey pas
.rngers TO Eaton WikesbeTre Bethlehem. Allentown,
nsucb Chunk Pa and to bennington, Lebanon, Clinton,
nufofd Beth chem, BlOOmsbuTR. New Hampton, wash
ipgicn npd Rclscers, J. % Tuesday, Thursday and
gsiurcsy 10 Delaware Water Gap, sroudssurg Bsrous
Y1ie ssDhore Dslevie, BuckoWn, ana a~annslfon
Ne All baggage at The rtsk Of the owner; until dey-
cred into he scluR possession Of TIE Ageus Of The Com
pany, and checks or receipts given therefor. IS
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TRAVELLING.
IKW-YONN 81 HRIK IA

- go NEw-fOkH 81 EkIE RAIA.
10 AND THE wEsr.-summs- AZ.
rns-usr'.-L~svs Nee Yort or siaga.nioa, nlnlr~
sce, e.i, srrdsy, -xrect-1l by s,-sruhcsf rHONAs
fCVILi. rom pi-r foot OF Dusre-a a. follows
sFessfas; snd supper or oOsrc lae po.l
Chester h,tsi-,rEn Pcr Jsrvir Ma 1WiSlrg Dso )rt
Lsn' shorc srghsr,or Owegc VS. 'e-.y fyic o-yy,e ~
Psssengsrs fSr Rscsss,sT PsSo. g. 90 ioiss =, De
n'vs, snd nhiuE ne Express rr-in 'cri ttsrv next
uornirf, rrive Rochester slt BaftO a. ne ssrs rms
% passenger, via Albany with lhs AdyAssgs ora sghfs
We. Wv ave- MN Ts.ls-A.s soAs roppirs,..I q,
- c.rri,g ne SANE ev.nngsi 10 IS 'tt
segsrons
serus Geese Gosaer NJ ssgv-n 0asTtl's Fyr1J-r'
- .nt ~ ne stations Wee o. Pom Jerva Passsr gsrs
ale h. Erprers Tran frunv AlhauT arr;vf1e a. ssSss
evening Passengers for Ithaca Gauge srdge anc
sg,5sr, s,r.s I. o.S &c "a. q ,l $3.50 go
he arrival o. E,s trens Psssengsr, for Fos arc
Lycorng eouuues Pa sIe .he cara Of he Corsas al
s'ossbuIs Railroad Corning Stages leave Narr0wsbGrg
DEPOSIT lsre-horo, Bio ghsric1, Owegc Waverly IA.
TRAINS 70 EEW.YoaK.
ENFEEss TRAIN caves Geneva a. - A. \. stopping
t.5,po- p-so; aS,SS Po JTJs .s se3vS
Goshen Chester and suserns arriving If New forE ass IS
wAYAvD Man TRAiS losvss Coming 81 5 An stop
ping s the s,adons snd arrives 70 SswYork a. Pm
NisHT cEPsEss Ts,iN leaves Geneva a. IS Pm an
Cofuitg q - ~ u0ppng a. ali the stations wet of
Por ye1I and Al Midtown Goshen, Chester, sadesns
ar P'evm1ni, arriving 10 Nsw-York st9 An
"AN TAM leaves Ousyilie al . A y sgOppcg ei al
the stations, snd arriving 70 New.YOrE e. II An.
"a A Special Trsin % M0nisy morning legvcs fosi
Je.ys ~ VI stopping Al al the saIona Snt arriving
Ia New York 81 10 An
HrwsvHsg sss-ss leaves Nswbergh Al 5l5AA s7d
d ~ enc ; - Fh. connecting Wtkl the usins gong
"esi Lesve Chester ~ So VI and P n and Is P NJ
o. IN HfiFGl o. me trains ron The West
IstlaRr TRAINS leave RON pier foot Duane e aiePs
lof OcneVs Rochester and Buffalo and ali places
nssn ny Express freight uEns and is forwarded
myNu CHARLES MINOv zrr.-,,t-,A.c,
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r. 60 5OCLOCKLINE IT,
80 t9HsHNt - y FOR II DsON sad ErkSs<.r{

- f2Yss%f ~ ' FOX HUDSON sad EvNse--,k
INTERMEDIATE ~<s--~~*ssAs
LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON. CAM VIM "A
hslen, wi leave the steamboat pier foot Of cedArs on
Hondsv, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer Coz
LUhBiA Cspt C 3. King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday III ococt connecting with the eiHges Of New.
hurgh, Kingston sud Cefskl
HuDsoS .sB BEREsHIsE RAILROAD Pho passenger
rsins u ds Road after March IS will leave Hudson and
Nesi Socknfidge daily, lSuntays excepted ~ follows;
Leave Hucson a. "A ard IS T. n. and Vest stock.
bridge at A NJ snd 4PM
freight usus, With passenger car attached, viii leave
Hudson 81 II A " sn0 West Stu-kbrdge 81 10 81 A NJ
Passengers by the morning rsn frnm Wesi SOckondgo
msy he day boat Tor New The boat FOR POUCH
ke-psis end thence by Railroad NewYork BY O'Clock
2. ~ Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding
q Is
Ps.sengsrs by the evening train will hnd the steamer.
COLUMBIA end HUDSON always waiting for them, srd
the fare OF thoss boats Will be low any other evening
bost the yer-hDm 80 81 downward &c the tine boats
rry sci The example
Through uckeis from West S,ockbndge to New.Yort
81 g. and The fare IN returning Passengers should
Tecolect that his fare Includes berhs which excluded IN
the fares Of other roItes.
The uans from Hudson, both morning and evening cor
nec with trains Of the Western Roads heretofore.
les 6m J. r WATERMAN, suPL
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- FnK sALEIN YOnKER4-Tw. .laa.l farmr
PIANO-YORTKs FOk sALE-

s,ec<sE.SI PIANO-RORTEs FOk SALE
Persons sbOui p1rchefls Sisloa wa ~
70 IssII e l ysesgs 70 cal al 30 is1F
ssp sise OF Broedway,l they baye large a'sofnsn ~
Rosewood fauos constantly on band every insuuueni
rsrrsned Tor Two years L Co have The VI nois
i.n LEGO PEI they viii refer TO- who have pufchs.
amos o. Ihen ell OF which have given universal sauslaS
lon bat when any doubts pressed a. io Their AJ
lie payment msy be Withheld urt unn fuch doubts ~ -
noEej. Old Pianos exchanged SsE ard secondhand
Pianos toilet uNN
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ 1850. e :

PIONEER AND EXT SEss LINE 20 PITTSBURGH,
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, 81 oelccs A n and
tPA through IN 90 hoursl yhe the rennsyfva-
ra ksrosd Of hs very beet and most comfortable do
scripuon New packets have been plsced 90 tho lins,
and furnished with esrecis reference 20 he comfort and
convenience OF travellers ahordng Tho OF eus
end agreeable Journey TO Pittsburgh.
Every effort viii be msds render this the ncsi dcs'rebg
route 20 the West
scr s.sts apply al ia MARKETED and n ". yrt
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN. COLDER h CO.
For tickets and further iptotmsuou sppy al Wessa
Hew.York mis- n r. II. HINDEs. Agent
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Fl: rr,.zs-xsss1sUmnER ARRANGEMENT.

S-r rs,--<-sssa1sUMmEh ARRANGEMENT.
A3A k<1r-@steesy-CAMDEN AND AABOY EAIL-
hOAD.-Chsngs Of Hour, and id
dipon.i Line from Newton 10 Philadelphia via steam
5oui JOHN POTTER 10 South Amboy, thence IL frn
rpis cars 10 Camden and Pnnadelph'G
on and ster Thursday, nth April tbs frsi Lns viii
cave pier No No,k River a. A. teEiny cara aisoua
khoy for Cemdsn and Philadelphia stopping axe az
srd let down passengers e. The usual !nsmo1z placed
arriving IL PhilGdeiphlG ABOUT u sOon.
gecsrd Line leaving Is sboye 4! IA b. ard r11nnl &C
symorng Ines, arriving II Philadelphia, sbo1. "a 2. "a
Fare through BY silher nrs..............."..b0
Forward deck passage. 1W
kreekf1E and dinner provided on board E6aSca Soo1
Rouer.
Pss.=ngsrs for Freehok viii aks me saRs Of Wssra
ssrs fror rew-York 70 Freehold, s7ie.
EHIdkANR LINE.
leaves b s.eamef RRAHsPORf, CsPL ;. ac1di a.
scock P n Fare 81 50 50l5s ofbaggaze allowed eaee
DssseuEsr 10 30 carried a the risk ofs oEIer bat oolhlne
vii be rsSsyod or eocEaoged baSZags except weennk
apparel sAul stIos.
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HFW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE Il BROTHER,
TFULroN ST. AND 1872 BOwERY.
- WE CAN MAKE 1T The INTEREST ofthose
~ who wish the above goods By our suan yemenl
- IN Europe ard The manufactures here, OF getdng
49, goods from ht hands To q, IKE their purchases ~
e1l1tl soTe-S7 Fulton a. or 1872 BOWsry.
Gcd Watches by Cooper, TOBIAS Beesley and others
God Psent Lever Watches, full ieEe.led.
God WAiches low 80 20.
Gold Psent Lever NSicbes Tor ladies'.
Gold Chsius new article the ChAtsain, for ladies.
silver PsteGg Levers SIS
Gold Wedding Rings, made expressly for that purpose
God Lockeis, nke watches. open buh tides.
Silver Tes ssts FoIks, Spoons, Ladies, &c.
Silver WHe 10 The PRIDE 81 our buIiDess and we are d.
iersined 10 ksep tbs reputation Of selling al Of silver
equal 10 dOsrs, and that Is oar warnnt-d standard
OUR RuLE-An goods warranted ~ represented; each
sruce The price marked plain In tx One price sod
cash only. lyle Sneod
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~, PIANO-FORTEs-r.rsors .soa, poo.
2 GREAT IMPROVEMENT

R-@fs q X IA 4 hU VI = VI
ksr<<-sZ IN DENTISTRY DIR NAPOLEON
UIfEA PRETERkE Surgeon Dentist aI-y from
<4-ILS Psns nov al $50 oros5wsy, opposite tie
Thsaier. Il iJrms the pubic ia general that
perrous who have the NH jfune Of losing their t.eh
can have then replaced TO BE- distinguished foT
natural once His OF teeth, put IN without pain,
with which one can grind The hardest I'm nts are re-
srtable or their ansperency and ghtness they serve
not only perform masucauon, and eEdow the voice with
q distinct ard easy articulation bar TO hesIow upon paf
ognomy that grace and regularity which are me moh or
lsnt spenceges Of beauty God used 10 eli operations
will be Of The first quality Terms very moderate
fxp 2meO
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EXCURSIONS.
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sSuhfOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
,kssss.s.s..-s2l- ShANCH (Ocesn Hous-) POAT WAsa-
,,,.,,, -, MUTTON MOUNTS AyO BROW IS
pOShs' M . -, ~ HlGHL AND DOCK rb-n prso
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Athe,Cn - us.n1 Associaon The vel kro9u,tean-
beat JonS hAkp Capt A Haxgsrty MI Ieave yes,
ace o. &c S ~ p y tLsss Riverl 70 o~s:
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FOR SALE.

~ FOR sALE,CHEAP-fN JERSEY CITY
g -Within minutes wax Of the is-Iy, BncG ~el'
ine, hous- stories, ard psseneo hand son-iy ish-
Cd vh.nsibie aniflf, fdire drors CRATES ysas And
pcfi u he purchase u0l-y remain b00d Lud RI
bonded by re R.ilrosd sad Ber yen-road cpunan1sg
e. ercld view q The Bay snd SafroSs Dwelling hplse,
sable ard ag0n Ec-se WIN vGney u al Elnis OF uI
uecs never A1g lirean Z llfe wll1f rdns hfolSh
to- preui.s, havirq frh poad See vel.
Apply 10 JOHN P. HILL. 81 Montgomery st or Edgar
Wtkemtr. Lauyer. Mougg0merv-tL frsi block rom
Ferry, TO Cert md caeo Arehiteo'' - honisomey
. FOX sALE OR TO LEr-A aou.s via aOOal
- MIL town OF ave W-schaster Co being shout "A
miles from tie Rye station Of the n aud khrosd,
fnsbed w1h suitable oui-buildngs stsehed Aso
on the premises 6srn, " th eonyen,sace ior tesP9i
DeKt For further particulars inquire OF JOHN GEDSEf'
al bis store 10 Milton. BON
s. FOR SAILOR EXCHANG < forciy proper.
ffs w. on Staten Island h-surf1 country seat viihia
o. ne q III, Io'ea Ln.i, 49, ~2S1s ~, W
two story house, with wing susched but by days work;
barn oarsge house. fowlhoute rnd otler out buildings
snd smcst I'll sinds OF fruit n s,unds--s The siuatoa
fr cannot be supposed lnqllfc u 81 L1xngoo aY
before "a. n. or amer spa. Of J P. WHITEHEAD.
iel0lw'
ex7z F0R sALK-A deT1a5.s country .e.idsaes ia lls
-. LOWE OF Wilton, Conn. about y niles fol Nor
- walk and about hours nds on the New Haven
k9sd f0T Of acre su 81 goo soe 6 sea ''T
8 Oh tho DsnburY road ard wil be soi loT ~ tho sub
' .isa e'' 10 &c d21 81 4 1 55FESaisicxsou m ~
a. FOR sALE-A Rouse snd six acres OF and .irl.
e sed The Budson River Rtilrosd miles below Inc
STA lou Al 0snisons, 10 The High sods Tns ho1'en
IN good orders conSins rooms Pc sli otl cs7 r.
main on mortgage Apply 10 Davd curry pe.r ms
prem1eG or by letter 70 WIN. ii. DENnlNG, Flshkil
Landing, Duchess County yil 2"
"a BUILDING sITks IN SAIL soaie Of zoe
- poasarlcs para Of Brooklyn. SecIons Of ssVefai
H. io. together car be bad sor anal outlay In select
,eigh' orhoOdA Apply a. q Pine 81 up sairs eli Inc