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P-y. r-rrsuzz..roNRw-YORK 81 ERIE kAIA.

fT. cErzzzs.E NEW-fORk& kklE AAA'
1-LO AND THE WEST-summer Ar
r,ngemeui-Lesve New Yora for sisshsmIon, Clmirs
PAGES a.iy. Sundays eIcspled1 by steamboat YHoMAs
fowFLI rom pier foot o. Du.ns-,, a, follows:
sreskfssts and supper on board me boat
EIPIEss fRAIr, as 80 A. N stopping only ii saferus,
Chester, hiddletovn, Por Jervis Nvrowsourg Deposit
Lsnesboro, singhsmion. owego. Ws'sry scioryvite,)
passenger, for Rochester,. Buffalo &c can lodgs II &c
uevs and taxing Se Express Train rom Albany next
morning arrive At Rochester and Buffalo at the sans time
passengers via Albany, with the advantage ola nights
Way Isp MAIL rsArs-Ats 50 An stopping :, all ths
ssrons-srving Corning the same evening nl0 Is 0ek
WAY TRAM al Is P-k. Tor onsvnls and al iasermeti'
NIssT Exp.smrrArx, alsl6Ph stopping a. riOruol.,
suferus Chester Goshen, MIDI letown, Ousyls po1Jef
vis and all the stations Wes, Of Pori Jorvis Passenger
for Buffalo BY tbs train proceed 10 Geneva dns mere and
Jake the Express Train ron Albany arriving N Bu6ae
same evening Passengers for Ithaca Csyugs Bridge, and
su,5neb.nn. Rslrosd :, ow.go which leave mmsdsiey
OF 6e arrival o, the Erie trains Passengers for riogs and
Lycomng counties Pa take the Of the Coming and
Bosburg Railroad Corning Stages leave Narowsburg,
peposit Lanesboro Binghamton, Ovsgo Wsverly (Yse-
toryyinsl Elmira aud Corning arrival Of the usfnA
TRAINS TO NEw-YORK.
ExPRBn TRns leaves Gsnevs 81 - A. n stopping q
rmlra WsReriy (Fscioryville,) Owego, Binghsmtou,
Lsnsboro Deposit Nsrrovseurg Pon Jervis hiddleowu,
eoshen, Chester and sunsrns, arriving In NswYOrsGsS
WAY MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning II 8 AN stop
ping al ell h, stations and arrives IN New.Yorh ats Pm
RIGHr E1PsEs fRAIs lesves Geneva a IS p M and
Corning IS PM. slopping Al ali the stations west Of
for Jervis and Al Mddetown Goshen, Chester suderns
and piermonL arriving In New.Yorh ats AN
WAY fRAIs leaves Otsvtlle si Is AN stopping q al
The stations and arriving In New York 81 ii An.
Ew A Special Train on Monday morning leaves for
Jerv, 80 " stopping n all the stations and arriving
In New York n 10 An
NEwBURGH BsAEcH leaves Newburgh 81 10 L. ~ and
30 N and A. PM connecting With tho trains going
West Leave Chester at IS m and Pm. and IS N
or 90 arrival Of The trains from the West
Freight TEAMS leave from pier foot Duane a. Al n
Freight for Geneva Rochester and 8udao and all places
wesl taken by Express freight trains and Ia Forwarded
my&n CHAkLEs hINor, Superintendent
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L. RKGULAk MAIL Linz IN

via stonngton ana Provit sncs -inlasd
route Without terry change Of car. or haggass.-fss
stesmers VANDERBILT Captain joel stooe, -
COMMODORE, Capt William H. Fraxee, In eounecssa
VII NE soengon and froyideuee ADD Sosson and rrsve
dence ksi rcads, leaving Nev.Yort daily (Sandsys
eepted) nom Pier North River 6rst wharf above ssssY
rsce, a. O'Clock and s,ounsson al 9 cclocs 2 -
steamers built expressly for route ana are 70 -
cry respect parton sry adapted 10 the uag Of Log
Island Sound The aceommods uons for passenssrs AZ
eommodous and CONFERENCE.-The oesrs capshle sn6 -
perenced The route beug the shortest and moe d<U6
between Boston ard New York passenger enshlsf =
and silrosds running various points from hose cite
Yhe VANDERBILT viii leave New-York on Yuesds9.
Thursday and Saturday Leave Stoninstoo on NooasS,
Wednesday and Friday. fbe cOMMoDORE Win leave
Nsw.Yorh Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Lsave sassl
nslon Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday. N B.-Passsa
gers the arrival OF the stoungton procs~1
imu edisisy In the splendid railroad 10 frovdesss
and Boston baggage master accompanies each train y
and nom Bosou For passage, berths, state rooms q
freight applications may be made TO tho Agents -
wharf and al the Office, 10 Bsttsry-plaoe. -
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TRAVELLING.
HUpsou RIVER RAILRoAp
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1850.
r. C. NEW iORk TO AL IT.
- - BASY, By RA.lrOsd NV

ard st-snhosfs
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1850
o. ard Afer tuesday, May a. The passenger usips vii
tn a f0owi Sundays excepted connecting ~ PoagA
Aida JOSEPH sELKaAP ana SOUTH AMERICA
fuEDiss % Ane from Albany, and touching hs usual
LEAVE NEw.YoRK. GOING NORTH.
Prom ne Once IN Huc.on.E aear chambers-s
As7A-A-wsy uaia for Albany. siopping a al way
win s.esEer JOSEPH BELKNAP, whieh VII isSs !,
hyce Psrt kDsstOr- Barrytowu. TvoL Msldso Cslssl,
hnesop; sS.r.is ps,,gyVesa1' and New BALTIMORE and
ASIAN -kxPns. train ior Albany stopping ~ Yoa.
KIN Gsrrison's Cold Spring Fpaif New Ham ,sh sss
correcting Al Pougtseerse With tho NEW WoRLO or
Aida. which VII lAne at Kingston, Maiden Calssli
EucIcn AID Coxssckie an arrive al Albany Al d PM
Al h-for freight art passengers 70 Poaghkeepsis,
AIS fM-For passengers to POughkeepse, stopping q,
a. The way stAcoDs
AIIPa FOR passengers to PeekskfA. stopping al Tho
At4i M-Expreis train for Albany. stopping Al Yon-
kern, Dobbs Feiry DosImS1, fsrrytown, Sing. Stag
Peekskil 0arrisons Cold sprrg, FsshiI, Mes Ham
bureh and Milton FERRY eonn.crrg Ct Pougakeepsie via
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA which Will land Hyss
PGt Kingston, BsTrytown. Tvoh, Mdten. Casfll Had.
son Coxsss yvessni and New Baltimore. and arrive
AlsPls.-Fof passenger, to PoughksepsIe stopping al
LEAVE PoUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH
Al 81 As-FoT New.Yosk, stopping Al A. he way s1s-
rora
All Aa-rOr freight and passengers to New.YOrk,
stopping 81 al way staEions
A. u a h-rOf rev topDtng Al al WAv sA-
uens except Croton Ferplancks Tabby Hook snd One
hundred ard ffy- seconc-u
Al III NOT srrlval Of steamer from Albany which
leaves mere At NJ Stopping a. New.Hsnoargs, Fish.
XII C9ld spring Gsuson's, Peekssiu, Sing Sing rarry-
tcwk. Dearman, Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers
Arf NJ or arrival Of steamer from Albany which
leave. there al stopping Al all way ssauoai except
Low Point and Verpanck'a
Aist Pm Or on arrivs Of steamer from Albany which
leaves here 81 PM stopping al all way sisaona on
signal
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK,
ASA M-StoppiDs at all way stations
Passengers will promote their convenience and sasety BY
observirg the following rules LIST Give particular dec
tons he baggage where your baggage 10 70 be de-
vered that be may accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays ID Procure your tickets before ester
Ing the cars; 81, Do not stand on the Platforms
B25 II OLIVER II. LEE, superintendent
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ET M M9hhIs A lsss EssEx , Enis
-UP.-Lesye Newton foot Of c0rt
.na'ls An and u p M leave Ne~UT % A n. and =
PASSENGER TRAINS Dows.-Les,e Dover sDAM sn1
L45P M; Monsiown, SO A. NJ. and as r. ~. Msdt
son 75O A NJ and 2 % NJ; Summit 30 A n and
s1P M; ntlIyIe, 7so A. H. and slS I. NJ Orange ~
TsEIsHT TsAE.-Lesvs Dover 8 A M leave New.
ORANGE HossE cAs.-Les,e Orange :, A NJ and iSs
r. M leave Nsw-York II 80 A. n. and Sis P.M n.
Passengers By these trains ere received and delivered
each way North and South Orange, Millvills Summit
Chatham. Madison, Morrisown, Morris Rlans Dsuvina
kOckawsy and Dover.
Al Dover stages connecting with the A. n. pssssos9
.own and Hope Daily, Milford ssd O-sso On MondsyS
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta Johnsopborg,
borgh, continuing 10 the L.eLswsnna Work., pAssne
through BarIonviLe, ssnbops, Pa Smiths fays1n, Me-
kssvile, c,non Dunmote Hyds Par, % r,ovissoes %
the n trains for New-YorK
Al Denve .lsges Issvs toI PswsrvTs and soonsoo %
the arrival Of The A. NJ and p " trains from and moot ~
4. N and P. NJ trains for New-York-
Al MonsOwn stages leave 90 The arrival Of The a. -
passenger trains for MendhAm- Chester schoosys Mon.
lan, Washington belydore and Lsson daily, and Des1
the p. trains for New-Yorf.
Also for Barring Ridge 90 The arrival Of The n sshL
rstuntng next morning, connecting with NE L. n uxs ~
EXTRA TRAIN FOR scHoOLEYs MOUNTAIN
10 addition 70 the above Tsins 40 sxna eIpress nsh
viii commence running 90 July 6sh neri and eonrnns a.
Leave NewYork from lhe foot Of Couandst 81 10 Al
leave Newark tho arrival OF The N vain ncm rssa
dephia proceeding directly 70 Aouistown and uovSs
wbsre Carriages VII be 10 readiness 10 convey passssss
70 scbooIey Mountain, arriving In dino tos dime
,. Is only E'a e. ts1s5 Niy a.
nil Chatham, Madison, kontsiown snd Eocs.-y;
Rsgr.inE VII ssys O.."ss.J, =, :. he ,ss,iss -
40; a. "a eoSSsei .fsb he II van 70 Nsv.Sort
Ps,s-ngers are procure their neksS before ,.sinG
ressis vii recsfysd only the day puicoss.
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Aos. UNITED srATEs WAL srEAM-

ASse UNITED STATES MAIL -rEAM-
<LGLN Frs between NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
TIE ships composing INC line are he
ATLANTIC, Captain Vest
PACIFIC Captain Nye;
ARCTIC, Capt L1ce
BALTIC, Capt COmttock;
ADRIATlC, Capt GrsflOn-
fhete ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken 10 their
construction ss slso 70 their engines 70 epture Strength
and speed and heir accommodations for passengers are
unecuAllec for elegance or comfort
Price Of pssssge from NewYoTk 70 Liverpool $50 ex.
elusive Of e1trs SIZE tlate rooms Us
An experienced surgeon viii BE- sItscned 70 9acn snip
NO bern car be secured unnl paid for
For ireighi or passage apply 20 - -.
EDWARD K COLLINS, No. 50 Wsl-st
orto BROWN, sHIPLEf CO, Liverpool
The Pscihc will leave Liverpool July SlsL 1872
TIE Atlantic vii leave Hev-fofk July IN 10
The Auspnc will leave Liverpool August 4lsh -.
TIE Pacific will leave New Yort August Z4ln 10.
fhe Pscihc will leave Liverpool September liz -
The AuAuuc viii leaye HsW-fOrI September ~, TO-
fhe AtAnrc will -aye Liverpool September -9.i 49,
The Pacific vii lesve New-forr s-ptemoer IN l''o'
The Pacinc will leave Liverpool Ocio0ef 10 q TO-
TIE Ataauc vii Ieaye New fork October - -
The Ausnrc Will leave Liverpool OCTOBER o"ln g..
TIE owner Of these ships viii not De accoonIsos io
gold silver bulion specie, iewsJ precio1s fonss ..
rnetss unl-ss oils Of Adng are rgreo HeelOf' sno -
:. - tn@-soS ths-.,s express-d lyl6r
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FARMS FOX SALE.

q FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT ROH sALK
or ExchsIse for City property, denghilliy stusec
10 peassi high, elevated, healthy yilage 10 miles
from New York IN New Jersey, communication twics
daily with The city by stage and railroad, large house
viii wings and Kitchen attached Two bans gransry car
Rage and wood house, all Ia good order; farm In good
fence and state OF cultivation asplendid spring OF water
constantly running TO tbe kchen and barn through Gro
ton pipe within Ivo minutes wax OF stores, churches
taveip &c &c Apples, Resch add Ounce, ABOUT l7Oj
uee ard 80 other binds and varieties OF ch )ce and rare
fruit. S. large portion OF q pufchsse money
can remain On bond II desired. Inquire of -
ISAIAH KEYSER,
W. lmos Sll Bowery from ~ MI O'Clock daily.
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AKRANGEnkNfs
IA ki<1zzx>1x-CAADEH AND Ahsof kuk-

49, -vz.z~z<sg7p1sUmuEk AKhANSEn ING
Ia nxj&xz<.Is-CAApEH AND AAscf kIkr
WsZx6x"s- ROAD-ChanSe Of boar, snd az sd
duousI Line from HsrYorh 70 !hiisoeP9s Va so ~
Sosi John POTTER % sosn annoy 'oe"ee ~ "A
- ar, 10 Csmdsn and Philadelphia
~ nd snsr Thursdsy, lltb April 0s Sra Lns vin
sS~e pler No Nor2 River al = nklnf cars s!eooa
1917 n, c.mdau and Philadelphia Stopping V tass a.
- -. down osssen gers the usual inssredsis places,
,rrfvinS in Phlsdelphis aooui u noon; =, 49,. .,
.rmorplns ines arriving IL Philadelphia sbOoi Il n
Fsrs broggh By sitssr hp''.'''''.''.''''...'tM
Forward decf Pssssge. - y" -.
Potter .. ,- -. a.. 49, -, ~.
w. ,-oxr ysy-York Freehold, Ttc
EhIGkANT LINE.
s.s4vss By neslneF TRANSPORT Cap J. soad u ,,
,cIock Il fare o. Sc 0lbs ofbagskzs allowed each
1sssen9e7 W be carried the hst ofi owner bot nothing
vii be rsestvst e0ueserec . oszypgs sIeepi weerre
apparel lIfuI hhs~
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EXCURSIONS.


EAAtOk SHREWSBURY, LONG
R9uS--5~.bkANCH.( Ocean Hous-,) POkr VASE
,,..-- - iNGTON MOUNTS AND BsOWss
uOShs thsdetovn,D HIGHLAND Docs, wen pr.c-
ucasie AND BED SANK -che direct route TO Ire Norlh
Ane,esn fh.snI Association -fhe ~el-trowr siesrn-
"a JOHN HART, cspt A. X Hsgg-rry, vii leave -s-t
noe oi r-ef,fp Per (E.s, River, as follow;
lr~r
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Foh HEYs-oRLEAHs

Foh HEYs-ookkLEAHs
SS1s TIE FINE STEAMSHIP GALVESTON
eG.N Place MaS.ef will leave for New Orleans 90
Saturday, gusts from pier n Il all O'CLOCK
Pm. FOr freight or passage apply "
Iye Aus J HOWARD SON u broaawp'
80. POR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. States Mall
aEtN steamship PACIFIC, Captain Eyre Nye-
s@ This steamship oil depart win the mails for
Europe positively on Saturday, <in OF August from ner
berth Al the foot OF Csnslst
No berIh secured until paid fof
Alll-u-r, sns papers pass through the PoG Once.
Yer freight passage, having un-qaaIled sceonmOds
uors for elegance or comfort sppiy 10
EDWARDK COLLINS, IS Wal e.
The steamer ATLANTIC viii succeed Inc Psethe, and
sal September TN. IyG
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LEGAL NOTICES

-.,e.- sH.pf. ofrh. cry Of Ne~ Yor,, butter.
w By adsaur- Of norass o.i n" hundred sad fr Ut
say . h - ~ rar TIE "a, % lie s.n u 90 49, ga
sr.r. o. H. twsb day Of va - -,.s 81 cat pr anu
df~d ssd ht ~La s,n,r,a-3 toe sad g.s- 40 y tn-
eoss socoungsa, tie ,.s 90 = o al 70 b. be 70 aj a,
ARsoox Of ne .s ~ cear o ece Or parcel Of aad
susts bug 80 VI sss-ss A. ~ Of Nee lofk Aad bound
- I'D eossnux l 80. =. az t.s,y Az. Get s,..
.ae o 80 ,veuue ard r1nf ih-n ''ihrfy 800 parallel
-ah the Fa.t asease no TO-. ~ 49, - b-,s.. sh AL T.os
Inc draw oa center lus tseaiy i've iest hsaoe
street, Dr. TO let and H lc1es 90 he s9ptaefy Lac
Of Ten'h Ii Oenx and 4stnsl.b-i Up
~ Jvl.oa q Ra,. s - on - Ia The oace n Re-
s.n 49, y County 81 r-w os, oy the number 3D. hires
,gt, sa Whtb sad contains power 10 te SD
Ing g. executors, admnstr and % the effect a.
vs nen % o. tt nay grow due thereon, Of
80 thereof th,n and from rnc-foh sbonh b. lawful for
H. sad mortgage his eHecayrs si'f' and sss 70 -nIs
no sso ~ ~ - 1rcs NJ ~ .,rs s65 IN be,sst "A
nm ~ ~ ,,or 10 ma I'D deliver to the purchaser ~
purchaser. thereof good deed deeds Of Conveyance
1oSsr n ~ therein cout- ned duly edged
s@rv day recorded H. sts Ot- of IN CITY and
Cossty Yera Lbr ~ 81 % MoAges P~ss 81 on the
And here.s The has duly assaei The al
mortgage Joaa wees where's t-ot mas ben made =
aid oar~ aud the payment o. 90. interest according %
thereof whereby TIE Po~e 70 sell ~ mosgsd premises
sot or proceeding. At sw e.. @ % recover the moaut
claimed 10 be due thereon al lie % o. lie hfs; Aton '
notice. the uf hundred and er collars and any cent
mortgage contained pursuance Of the statse n
such made and dee te @ above i-t'ed nofssa
Merchant E5chanee city Sew iork MONDAY the four
Of October NEXT At % al aon on that day and
Ne Horssee be tsa and there fore -i y ne az ,s-
Dated Ne" Yort' Joy IL 80 JOIN M A whkhs
J-srs" hise' - A-iLe2- =.
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90 AT PRIVATE sALE-A piece Of land eoe'an-
W Ing about 70 acres lying Harlem River
~ stjouI lhe gh Biiega hAvi0g shon. o. us1 -
2eC0 FEET or the River II is Beautifully Wo0isa
probably the finest garden land n tie vicinity OF
10 located ip the immediate ghborhOod Of exc sse -
proveuers II possesses advEnSgss OF logn and c04n
and can BE Edvat iageouily civi'ed inio or o2s'1
villa siles For terms and further parucais,s apSs
t.arrv Broad o.
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.H ABULL,s FERRY, FiLLETUDLEA
Roger. viii follows landing
Al Thirte-Bth-sI:
From n Y foot Of sprngst ron forI Les
Monday s. IL. 2 and s. Monday, ~ II and A.
Fu-.dsy, 10, snd s. Tue-dsy y, Y and Il
Wednesdsy 10, 2snd6 " ednesdsy, II, Il and Il.
Thursday, To- and6 Thursday II u and Il.
Friday g. Friday, II.
Saturday, g. 10, and Saturday, 81 H. IL and 4
Sunday, 10 and 2 iye ln'lsrndsy' Y. u and 5
-ns FISHING BANKS ARRANGE
E1-9s.-NAENT FOR TIE sEAsON-Tne sea
steamer BUFFALO will run every day eS-
cept ssfurdays leaving Thrleeuthu r Al O'Clock
Canal It II Grsnd-s & R H. Csthedness H. Pier No
Mr. o. ST A N returning by ? NJ. Ems Coulon Band
will he on board Dinner and retire. hmens viii ne prOvid
ed. Par IS c. nts each way W HANCOCK, Prop etor
I'M
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FOR SALE.


@ POR SALE IN SOUTH BROOkLfN;-
r94 A RARk CHANCE-The subscriber lJs III Fs III
rse 10 those senilau en- Who .i.h 70 pufehase sn
class house situated In hat portion Of s0uih brocEyn
heh IL unrivsled for is nGnrA beauty, and which VI
,urpass a. 10 diilAnt day Y dOes cot Already a.
b ,peudor ard lgEihceCce respecaohiy and geneIs
9ocd ehErtc or, lie most s-fitoer.ae qllfcer u New
Yort. 1900, .--
stone crgs recently erected on FrstpAee near Coo
:, hich have Al been bnii Of corresponding ccArsctet
,hrru ghout with a. the modern Improvements sncn ~
furnaces, hinges wnfer-vorts baths sn nrIures shhea
glass ,cing doom and every Other ga
ert wticn could be cesred Tue house 10 ihree s9fss
h'gb VIII strc b.Genent and under cellar aae . y
eoeet IN rzs TIE 10TH is feet n deptn VIE 81 ise u
Ho,I admirable view Of the Bay and Nirrovr may
he hsc an pat Of the building 90 nign u lt s.a
too enc ne air IL ever 81 pure ara re'a ana
nan Of the purchase money may rensn on bond ana
mortgage desired For further Ps rellsrs inquire Of
WARREN sENAN,
I'VE 5;sod' z Auanue-'t south srootyn-
or FuK rALB, OR IT, LEr. re.s0nAoi- 'er.ai,
s. he oilori ing property 10 Brooklyn sforoins nae
- opportunity 10 The taxed ciIzeDs OF Ne" loiA
20 puf chsse hire resceoce II one OF ne ~
caes of Brookyu ard thus eject SAVE OF more 'aA
ore.ihird he price Of rent charged In THIS city
modern built brown stone frout house, Inr5e sIones
hgh with basement AID under ceardineusions - ~ "
fe fr.shed IL 1ost modern style, win Wh'e sttIo
reries N1rc gas fixtures sAire s!ass fdln
viii hree psfl0ft, situated IN he1Tys1 oe'"ooH
ard Carroll sta - w. -
Aso Tor ssle house 10 Hcks-st between Union aha
Set 50 VIII lnaiac front bulk 10 the best mAnuer SIZE
= by o. feet lo 2 by 100 fsei-Ehree stories hsh VIII
basen Di and under cellar. ,.r.,
Also wodesra5e building lots al The cor OF CsroA ana
Henry sta ,,,.or
iv9e sfeos- 81 Ausu1c-st Brooklyn.
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. clOted.-ElZAnethioWn,y July - lorl
STEPHEN P. BRlFTAN, yva-p,or,
iVSO 14ts JAMES " hEEkEh,

On WATER POWkh.-For sac or to rett Tor
~ term 81 yesrG the Nev.fniAdeiphia Lateral Canal
- sttuated ou the Tuscarswas RIVER the sane 5imen
,ors az The Otto Cana with which II Is connected by
Lock AIo the power created by u a. the town OF
New Philadelphia the seat Of justice OF TuscarawAs Coon
" Tbif powe! IL the most e1ensivs AID valuable or any
In the northern and sasie PARTON OF The state located
M the mort fertile AID wheat wing region 10 Ohio sod
iu the r eda,e vicinity Of almost nexhAusbe mines OF
Iron Ore and Stone Coal The -four manufactured upon
III, power has been long and iayOrsly snown, and is
hetved that location osrs one Of the beat situations for
the profitable manufacture Of iron IlformAtpn 10 dss
NAV be had BY applying 70 JAMES b GRAY, Esquire
New Philadelphia Ohio Immediate possession viii be
given 10 he purchaser or Lessee JACOB HOUk,
DAVID GRAM.
N996t Commissioners fuscaTawas County, Ohio.
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Nz EXECUTORS sALb Of REAL EsIAIG.
Sc TIE subscribers, executors OF k7y RUS nyh'
- RELL decreased offer 81 private ssie until l5h Al.
gust merit he ard premises a- ina ho1lesesd ~ sd
Deceased stusts In Wsler Of Ehzs1etn'o~n, q J. roe
hons. 4. uge two stories 10 blight four rooms On nopf
uib lsree gsnet sud rood ceisr, and large ~lng
he side eli convenient aud - eli arranged In7re are on
OFT er pecessaTy bU iiDgs well u good ~sle 500
lsree csern The grounds excessive b-ing 81 -eon
The street and deep and stocked ~ih ~ sou1d-
sp supply OF the choices. fruits shsds trees, 'nruos &c
The buildings ssd fences SIRE IN excellent repar Toe
place !, one OF the desirable In hs vicinity the IA
dtes OF Intercourse with New York Ciy, aad me low
fstps render Il worth the attention 81 g-nu-r-n dong
business IN that city, who desr- delightful residences IN
the country Win good schools and every convenience n-
At hsnd Persons SEEKING pessast location viii hnd
much their advantage 10 ve~ me premises ana e.l on
81 her OF The suhtcrb-rs. 30 20 terms &c
B-ShOud tbs shove property not ne solo ~ plVs'o
sale prevOu, the tin before stated VIII on inal ds
(Yursdav August 1917 81 Oc och he sold al pubic
s0eon on he premises without reserve - me eaie musk
be cloied-ElzApethiown, July a, 80
STEPHEN P. BRITAIN, yxerutor,
jyS0 14ts JAMES " hEEkEh,
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~ PuR hElPUhT mlDDhEy"N
Ex-45u--rcPOINTAN AND FORT HAMILTON sl-sn-
~ CHINGAROAA leaves ShsnDef-a 80
daily supdnys excepted :! O'Clock N and Per y
minutes psst4 Returning, lesves Keypor ~ : y =
4 N and Fort Hamilton. ~ An Fare 70 A-yPo'N -
csrt Fort Haruito1 "A cents ,,y.s...
EXcursou bfps leaves New Yok on houSsys s
osy, A-d PdGJs 10 II returning lssFes hssS..s
I O'Clock. Pm u''~
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o FOR sALR.-A very pleasant country plsce n The
village o. Upper Rcd Hoor, Duchess Co. I've niles
eas OF Barry Town Landing, Inc post road consist.
ing OF four Of aTsrae and win pe1y Of A.
kinds Of butt good wells Of wa.er large two
story S4x heL with TIE necessary outbuicings A1d
good fences For further particular inquire The premises
OF T. q GARBRECHr.
Nb-rhe shove property viii he sold Tor g 80. OnlJ
81 200 need 10 be paid down. Possession givsn Any us
between now and neri hsy. Blo In
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~ un1auenlNkw-i0kk AND rKw-hA-
kS&8 SDVEN RAiLROAD-Op and ufoH
adj Aorl "A In G,llo~fm~

II rma1naE3NNxEW;r9BsHn. AND r.w-aA-
rains win losvs she Csnsst suhon, near Brosdvsy.-
fss.eugers also received Al the Nsw'Yort and Hsfsss
/ Accommodsn Train 81 u An for New Rocssaa.
nsmNobscs Rye Port Chester Greenwtch, 9samlorA
SORT straiford Milford and New Haven Passenger hoS
he WAY for Albany and the Stations on The Hoo
atomic and Nsngsmcl Railroads VIZ shs this Yrss -
Ton Proydsnce worcessi Hartford, Springfield md ess-
sscucul River Railroads wthks this frsn md JON n
Express Train al O'CLOCK An for Stamford, 1ndss.
sort Albany, and Hou,s,onic and n.ugmch kaihosaA
sschs'sU Hartford sptnsSsa ,u s1d s Soua'o0ea A's
Accommodation Srsip ais An for Nsw-Havsa- -
,niennsdAie sahous Hampton, Cheshire Sou.nsnEeeA
niddletown Hartford ana Springfield
4 Express Train ai IN. for Stanford, noTWoA
shdsspors and aous.ionie and Nsrgssnes t 1
Springfield, Worcester and Boston. - =.
s Accommodation Yrain Gtf-h for nsw-Hsvsa ~
9 Communnon Train q SO Pm. Tor Bridgeport 80
''''' TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK
l. Commission frs,p a b.t6 Az. iron shdsspNs,
Stopping 81 all The intermediate 6tauons
kceo%mod.non fr,in sslS tso% Nswasvs.:
5 Accommodation frsin q sS5 IN nom NswHs,...
ssog. rom the Hartford nd New Hsssn Cana IsssS
and Nsugatuck Railroad
& Express Train 81 10 IN. In eonneeuoa win ~
q bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passenger no1 -
Housaionlc Railroad 81 Bridgeport
Accommodation Train 81 $50 n. lreceivins fsssss-
tsrs nom The Accommodation Train from Bosson,) trso
kow.Hsveu stopping q oil The intermediate Stations
Express Train a $40 Pm Tor IN connection viii N.
sn ns STANFORD Iao9 aVSs u New YorS Eve:
ing Yrsin from Piitsnsld connects wth this frun u
are requested 70 procure tickets osors ,axis
ssau In tie Cars lssonl rs MASON sss,