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777--77- IlAUIIK y co, No. 81 Sc. 7lsl957 no
f.1A Ci1FfGt street, ppposite latter A z Hi
6 naif 5. have n1Ts ID store the best R3 AtAkN
Heeeied fancy Stock Of COACH, 81 u Al
kuG2 and ~ 1AkY HARNESS ever offered ior aaIe n
he south. They keep always hand choice assortment
E&kslA HAAl1llES, for tanslies and Gentlemen: IRE
MUM IHuNAS, English Sole Leather, Sfeel Snrngs.
gi. gsnsEa assoa.ens o every article appsrainng Tie
Of tie celebrated establishment Of Lacey Phillips Piia-
telphln The undersigned ufe always prepared 10 furnish
their customers audi public with articles OF the fines. and
ts1t qnoitg, aid on The mort reasonable terms
mhU 5m LACEY 4 co. 81 st. Charles q.
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~ asNAhlts HOTEL NEW ORLEANS -The
he NV @ ned heEs leaye inform tie public thai "a
sumner. MI i ,Rs the above establishment open ali e
rpdpcsl 80 thai ne viii accommodate very s4.
ies s .no.s who wish 10 locate permanently Faini
on ths ina VINO Wish excellent rOoms and good table,
To- cal can be had the city would do well
Csihont ioe,nSS , aio gentlemen who simply wish Board
rate The pnbics obeIl ehsised at exceedingly low
nlyI 3m swami =.
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II hasrr e - "a sh biloxi The subaoribers
Dsg leave 70 say that the house has been tIoSsls
Islalsa anu pa,nled Tbs house spacious AMI sh Es
soems comfortable aiorng cons snenee fo o 5s
n.snleg % st9oS thsnsese dufng the Snmmer Tire Ruh
aao he ecai q Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak Tor sbem
~ VI iYpnetos pledge themselves that neither pans
ss isols WI Dc az Al times Wei supplied with he best IN
ailEds, ogether with fish and oyster IN yev at
lhs pa5 Wi be anpped with the very BEST Of Lono All a
Nnlen nave been selected with great care. The house viii
be opened on the Oh instant. ~ ~"
apis MITCHELL q SHORT.
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g ADDII7S, BlllIlL15, III ~. sTlRRTIPS, SIC, q
- every desunptioI... INDIA RUBBER 5.s---E
CLufH4NG Of all kind1..s.A Ara BEps, PHI flhsrzh
Lows, fAnPArLItss SADDLE b gss, TENTS, N |fzLIk
India Rabies Tent llnhs, ol all sizes, for sale BY
iFlu SMITH g. BBOTffEH. 50 Common a.
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RHs0Xt HOQsE-The public respectfully informed
reception Of visitors the 18th inst. Attached to die f
House will be found BAR aud BIIIffARD ILL.,.
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
TABlES. The table viii be always supplied with the
Ihs l2Ee Lawn and 1s great HrnbeE Of Shade Trees
families Of one along the Coast Peqsons wishing
secure rooms will please address the undersigned and send
their comm urieafions by boat
follows.
BY the 1nonsh, per week. .ss 90
Per week. $40 90 Per dsy.s,.-.....$1 so
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This is only one Of more than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsendis Ssraparlla hns cured
The severe and chronic weekly eTadeaed by
Is extraordinary virtues
James Cummings, Esd, Of the ASSISTANTS IN the Luna
tic Asylum. Backwes Island, is the gentleman spoken OF
in the lolloH wing letter;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

M " Y tfIIfl ApfiI ISIT.
has been the means, through Providence, saving nv is
have for several years had bad cough II becc worsa
and worse. All last raised large Quantities uf blood had
asht sweas and greatly dsbiiated aai reduced and
did expect 10 live have ony used your SaFsapahaa
short time, and there has wonderful change been wrought
in am now able 70 walk al over the CITY, raise no
blood, and my cough has LETT Hou can well imagine
that am thankful for these results. Your Old servant,
NM RussRLf,. 81 street.
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Dapis's Syrup Of Wiid Che.Ty and TarWe would cal
attention to the advertisement of this valuable in an
other column. Several of its salutafy effects have come
under personal observation and therefore confidently
recommend it to the aficed-Ed. ". j. Weeklv Disiter
and Ieapera1les Seminal, (TreRton,) Feb 3 1877
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!
No. % CHES.NUTS1,REEJ, P4LLsdf0 ELPIfLq.
VIE undersigned would inform his Southern patsons and
a friends that this SPELENDfD HOTEL. which aA
haa been under charge fer years, been @
elegantly retted, enlarged and leturnisle in the most
fashionable and the entire Organization Ok every de-
paitnen complete The most splendid suit faparmentscar
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
he central and fashionable location of the WASHING.
TON HOUSE, Ienden it Of the desirable ia the
business OF peasuTe and there shah be exerons spared u
have continue to merit the liberal support has heretofore
received H. J. HARTWELI4
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INSURANCE.


u0UY OF IfDUI3IHnWs
n IFE INSURANCE EXELUS1VELY, -Extra Guar
IL shiee Fuad, SH0, 900 -. Accnmuletive Capi1al.
= 500 600 q Parent d fffce, No as Camp street
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M ftsNVAlIA HUIHIi, BII.DAl.--The undersigned
LtA mas the pleasure of announcing IN her friends
and the pphlc that she has leased for term Of years
this aiabe Hotel. The location central 10 busi d.is
ness convenient 20 the harbor and bath houses with
the benefit OF The breeze and beautiful and pieasant
view. The house swell adapted families te roons args
and vel yehteisd and desiraby fitted mp There ae ssy
sIa ,lenpH Aeys attached % the Hqe also, Pleasure
iast on 70 allwhs 1y favor her with call.
q, Nj. HUNT
Terms reduced iron and aer July ls, 1850, as foows
board, per month. AN 90
yer week. 90
W gay ....,s .....4.......... 90
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear Or it
acme other place, The Pain Extractor however, dTans
and completely the OF the diseas and effects
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IN OFFERING to the public this new and valuable remedy
4 for COWS lslPyI0sf, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
SOUGHSs COLDS, ekct. append few notices OF the
character and efficacy Of tho medicine. Numerous teGO
n,s may pc seen IN pan Met Tor distribution at the agenoy,
which suisTers are nye to obtain may be proper
that Dr. d. is an eminent csing physician oftweve yeaB
standing, graduate Of the University OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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sCRoFuLA cuREn

This cericae concusivey proves that this Sarapaa has
erect control the most obsnaie disease of tbe Ro
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented
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MlLFORD, Perry eau.-y, Pa. leober l. IsA9-IHessrs
RobiRsen, Collins d To-. SIRs-This is inform you thai
was afflicted for twenty with violent pain in my breast:
much 80 that could hardly lie in bed night Coughat
tended, followed by emaciaOn and other decided symptoms
Of consumption applied several eminent physicians and
took great deal Of medicine without any relief whatever
was advised TO Try Dr. Dayss Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Tar, OF which took two bottles which entirey
relieved rue OF complaints therefore, can, with conf
dence Te!oinaend 4 70 all who in like afflicted rs
most Valuable medicine. JOHN TOoMEY.
The authenticity OF the above statement Is vOuched far b
Mr.. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford who knows Mr.
FOOmey and the circumstances OF his Mr. T. snow sixty
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2 1861 feel free to 1eecm b. Or
Dayss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, from ex eenc
Of its beniiicia effects in my have br iOr
time past subject to attacks OF splitting blood, attended with
weakness Of the breast and uneasy sensation & lomaeh
accompanied with dyspepc symptoms. Last SD nv having
attack OF il, recommended by a,ee whc
had been cured by DIR. Davss Syrup, TO Try it. iso and
relieved by il less than bottle Its apparent good
effects immediate.
+ NJ adj 10Y Race
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t gentleman Of this city, who has been troubled with
an iutabiy Of the urinary organs for several which,
may be supposed, trouble him. dny and
night recently cured of severe cold and cough BY die
Of Dr. Davis's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar
But his great satisfaction find while taking mef
cine thar the more tedious affection was gradually disappear
II has been eFa years lie has ceased taking
movedi and he feels stronger and better in health than before
he attacked with cold tsuch TIE soothing and reno
waiting effects OF this valuable medicine. Its efficacy Is he
same in inflammation of the kidneys liver, palptaton d
the heart, nervous emors, etc., To any similarly afflicted
who may want respectable reference his will be given
and court inquiry, people often deceived by adj
vered medicine that they frequently reject those which are
good and free Of quaekery.
I'VE acquainted with the gentleman to whom the abov
statement aludes He is a felowcraitsman rsspectabl
master printer Ed. ReVstOne.l
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MAGNIFICENT PRESENT BY letter jGst re
esved from NJ Vattemare and dated at w shng-
tn on the cd inst. are informed that be has just
received advices from his agent at Paris, stating.
aat the French government have made donation
70 the New York State Library, Of a copy Of the
eslebrated Gallery Of Versaies-e work contain
hg several thousand rhetorical engravings. ITO
gTe you an idea Of this magnificent present adds
Mons. Vattsmare) need only say that each copy
occupies case three feet square by two aud half
high" Albany Argus.
HASUMITTED SLAVES On Wednesday morn
M June Goth, drove OF some fifty. three negroes
passed through this place, on their way to the north.
en part Of the state. They were, we understand,
nsnumitted slaves from North Carolina, and looked
hard enough 10 all conscience.
I5helbyvlel Indians,) Index.
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TRAVELLING.
- xeeezEr zlNRW-YORH a. ERIE am
IA go - ROADS RoUrs TO sUrvA

r. E=EGE1NRw-Y0RKk ERIE ssS.
AND THE WEST. -sunrn., A..
.ngemen,-L-sve New Y@i f1r siazn.uoo, el-irs
Coming eeisv. Rocbesi.r suSslo, and in,srmsai.':
ares dslr, Sundays sxesprdl by st-svnbo.i vHOMAs
POWELL RON pier foot u Dusne-s u folowr;
Breakfast snc supper on board ne
Chester. HIddeso-n POr Jsrvis NS;ov,sarg. DsponI
Lenes6oro Binghxrniou, Ovego, sreriy lsscoryvi1e
Pass-nser. sor Roes..rr. Bus.c, &c can ioiEs At 90
nsvs, ana rssing the Express frsin roza Absrv nsx.
morning. arrive al Rochester add Buffalo stths ssns tins
passenger via Albany with the advantage ofs nigaF'
WAY AND NAL Tsns-Ats DAs stopping Al Al. ne
sAaons-srhvngs Corning tbs same evenings 10 Is oea.
WAY TRAfs ara IS N for Onsyiie snd al internedi-
NreHr ExPpE.qa.s, nsI5PM stopping At PierDcns
slderns Chester 6Oshen Md letown Oi,yile rodJ
via and al he stsIionE West Of For Jervs PsfsSers
Tor Buffalo by IT,, Irsr proceed TO Geneva dino ler- sai
take The Erpres, Train from Albany arriving a. s1Ssl,
sane ev-ning Passengers Tor lthseS csyugs Badge sid
towns Csyuga Lake vke tie cars Of tbs Gauge saa
Busquehanna Railroad n ovegO which leave in ziey
the srvs OF the Erie ,rars Passengers for To sae
Lycouing cogures Pa take the Of The Coming srf
Elossscrg Rsroed Al Coruog ssees i-sve ssrro's'ssl
Deposit Lanesboro, Brgesmion, osegc Wsvsfiy. Fse-
soryvel Enirs and Corning 90 srrivsl q the trsls
TRAINS 20 EEw.YORK.
ExPREss TRaIs leave, 9enev, 81 Is ~ stoppir ~
Elmirs Waveriy, tFscsoryv1ilel Owego Birghsniior,
Lansho'o Deposit NauoWsburg, Pot Jervts hfd'etOvr,
GosAen Chester ard sud 4 arriving a New. Forkat84 IS
Pm
Way AND MAIL TsAIS leaves Corning at S AN SOP
ping Al al he stations and arrives IN NswYork s Pm
EieHr ExrREss TRAIs ieayes Geneva q a. P Y and
Corning a. s As N slopriag at all tbs ssno Of
Pot' lervis and At hiddleowu Goshen Chester susers
arc Piernonl, arriving In New-York st9 AN
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvls 81 5 Is A N Stopping a. ell
ne .istons, and arriving IN Kev-York all AN
U Special Train on Monday morning leaves Port
10 New York nj 10 A NJ
EEWsvssE BRAscH leaves Sewburgh at I5AA sni
y AN add s. N. connecting with the rsins going
"esa Leave Chester ats IS A N and Ph and N
OF on arrival OF The trains from The West
gkEiGHr TRAINS from pier font Dusre M .tsP1
Tor Gen-vs Rochester and Buffalo ana al places
~ese Lssen by Express freight trains and v forwarded
myEn CHARLES HINoy s,r.,,n,.,...,
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assssf@EEHE sos7oN AND NEW Ew.Ydnk

va 5uonInSon md Frov1dence-Inlan1
route without ferry, change OF cars bsggsgs.-Yho
stssuers G. VANDERBILT, Captain Josl sous. "a
COMMODORE. Capt William II. Trssee In conneonca
With the SoniDgton and Providence and Boston and Prvv
deuce Railroads, leaving Newfork daily, lSundays ~
eso;edl rom Pier North River 6rsi wharf Be-
teiy Place al O'clock, p. NJ and soungton q . o..
elock, p. ~ or upon the arrival Of the mall train ffuO
Boston These steamers were built expressly for the roui
and Ia every respect particularly adapted tho navess
don u Long Island soond. The accommodations for pes.
pale add experienced. fho being The sborscs snl
most direct between Boson and NewYork passenger aU
enabled TO arrive in ample time for The morning hnes &
ssamboas and rslrcsds running 10 various points o0
those ciues The q. VANDERBILT win leave Ncw.York
dsy, Wednesday and Friday The CoMMOD6Rn Va
leave New York Monday Wednesday and Friday. Lesve
xlonington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. B-Psa
sengsre the arrival OF the ssonington pr
eeed Immediately In The splsnds railroad 10 Prov
dence and Boston. baggsgemssier accompanies 80
1sn to and rom Boston Tor passage berrs stsorooo
feight applications may be- made 10 the Agents q
wharf md d The ofice. II eatiary.place. -
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&E JaNEN RapIsoA 80 Ne .sS .ss1

sShss SSIIsS S.G : "a 80 *:
,,n. Am ,..,. wessnstsssa , ARm "a ne GLOWING
Passenger also received at the NewYork and Harls
Railroad Oice twenty -seyenth-st
|. Accommodation Train at II AM for New-kocheIs,
kamaroneek Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich Stamford,
psTion, Norwak, westpor Southport Fairfield BrAgs.
port Satiord, Milford and New-Hsvsp Passengers from
The Wsyssonh for Albany and the Stations tho Hoos.
atomic and Naugut1ek Railroads will take this Train and
stop Bridgeport fasssnge from Stations for Boz.
ton, Proydence WORCESTER Hartford Springfield and Coo
necncul River Railroads. VIII sske this Train and join NJ
Express Train al O'Clock AM for Stamford Bndxs.
port Albany, and Houssionie ana Nangstuck Railroads
New.Hayen Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut Rtvs1
gs,,roed, Worcester Providence and Boston.
8 Accommodation Train al 8 AN. for NswHsvsa, ana
!ntemsdAte Stations Hsmpdsn, Cheshire soa,aingisa.
kiddletown, Hartford and Springfield.
4 Express Tain 81 IN for Stanford, norwalh.
Hew-Hsyen, and Stations Canal Esilrosd Hartford
Springfield, Worcester and Boston,
5. Accommodation rrsin al Pm. for New-HavoD sne
Communication Train Al 81 Pm. for Bridgeport en-
TRAINS 20 EEw.YoRK.
l. Cofnmuiatlon Train a 6.45 AN. nom Bridgeport
stopping al all tho intermediate Stations.
Accommodation Train a. BAN. rom Nsw.Hsysa.
stopping ell Intermediates stations receiving Passengo
rom hsGeasgcs Railroad al 9IidgcPon
;. Accommodation Train a $50 An. nom New ayoa.
nom The Hartford and Rswavec Canal Rslosd.
and Eaugntick Rsirosd.
4 EIpfess Tain At Ito Pm. I'm connection win .hs
a. and stamford rsesivins Pssngers nod ihs
& xceomnodsHsn Trsa a 2SoPM (rseo,ing Passs.-
gers from The Accommodation Train ffom Boson,) from
Hs Haven, stopping At all tbs Intermediate ststona
Express Train Il $40 IN Tor In connection With Ax-
zress Train from BOston Stopping Bridgeport Horvak
and Stamford arriving In kewYork st ll39 r M Eveo.
hog Train from Piitsfeld connects viii this rrsa u
are requested 10 procure ckss before txking
seais in The Cara IsSotil k-B.h MASON. Sept
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M Go ,I0KRIs AND ESSEX kAIa {:

- Czzrnszss1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
AZ r<7<; s~-@,xs.sst-s, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAINS
-UP-Leavs Nsw-York foot Of Cort
lsnd'ts AN. and Il P Nj leave Newark 9, A NJ and St
Pm
PAssEseEs TRAINS Dows-Le.ve Dover Sis AM and
Las ?. Nj horristown. 50 A. N. and 225 p. Nj Msd
son, $50 A NJ. ard 2 20 P. M Summit 7 % A. NJ. and
A. NJ and S5PM
FREIeHr TRArr.-Lesye Dover A. NJ; leave New
York III NJ
ORANGE HoRsE CAa-Leave Orange IA NJ aud iSO
P. leave New-York IL 80 A N. end sis p. N.
Passenger. by these train, are received and delivered
each way North and South Orange, Millvlle Summit
Chatham, hsdlson, morsIown, Morris Plains, Denvile,
Roesswsy and Dover.
Al Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ. passenger
train leave for suckssunny, stanhope, Newton Hsckets
town and Hope Daily, Milford and Owego hondayL
wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, Johnsonbufg,
Bl.,rsown, Coumsis, Delaware Water Gap, strongs
burgh continuing TO the Lackswsnns Works, passing
through ssrouvie sIAnhope, TEA Smiths Tavern, Nsa
fuesdsy, Thursday, and Saturdays and returning meet
the p. N. trains for New-York.
he arrival OF the A ~ ard p M trains from ana meet The
A. NJ and r. NJ trains for New-York
passenger trains for Mendnam Chester schooey's Noun
tain, Washington BelVdere ard EastOn daily and meet
the p. N trains for New-Yofk.
Also for Seeking Ridge on he arrival Of tho p ~ train
returning next morning. connecting with the A NJ train Tor
Extra TRAIN FOR sCHoOLEYs MOUNTAIN.
In addition 70 the above rsins extra express train
will commence running on July 5tn next and continue un
III n1nher notice.
Leave New.York from the foot OF Cortland st. IT 10 AM
lesve Newark the arrival Of the train from Phla
delphis proceeding directly TO morrisown and Dover
70 schooley's Mountain, arriving In time for dinner
This train 10 going up viii receive and deliver psssen-
gers only a. the following stations Orange Mvile Sum.
NIT Chatham, Madison, Morrisown and Rockawsy
Returning, VIII leave Dover AZ r. N. and Morris.own
St SoPSDs for e a. al 'ss regular 'a-
PsssenRerS are to procure their tickets before taking
their seats II the
Teses wiz be received cny the day when purchased.
iel5
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-r-s AFAMILY AND LuYENILR *.

.EI,.ssapss---it URslONS TO rdE OCEAN-Tns new,
safe md splendid Steamer NIAGARA,
Capt r. Tslmsn has been 6ued up for aud will com.
menoe series OF excursions on MOndsy jays for tbs
Accommodation II families, children and invsids, desiring
the iLvgOrsting beneht end pleasure Of sea air
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the Nsgars
viii leave norh River foot OF Etghtsenih-st At 4
O'CLOCK Thirteenlb-st Al Hsmmondst At II Csns st
3iPN
Ca Tuesdays and Saturdays will leave East River foot
Fifh ct At u ocock Grsnd-st at II Markets. at :
FulCD Ferry, Brooklyn al y South Ferry, orooklyn al
Il and Pier No 2Nonh River al 81 O'Clock NJ. Return
Ing each dsy st P. mskng the same landings
Tickets 57i cens Children under II years Of age half
price.
The SeImer Ia new, large and strong worthy In all
pecs for service and will have board efi and
OIL eng No pains have been spared to
ssfs " and comfort
Persons wishing TO avail themselves Of this opportunity
OF e1cbnr The best Of The city for the cool bscng air
OF se ocean, may be assured hat the perfect order
srd PROPHECY, Will al Ali nes be enforced board ne
Niagara
Temp ersnce Refresh neuts only furnished on board.
The Excursions will hs Continued during The ssasO1-hut
stormy deye they will be omitted. js8 lw'
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EXCURSIONS.

ar APOR sBREwsBURY, LON
ESs5lI-i' BRANCH, Ocean House POkT WASd:
-a>-x-s7INGTON MOUNTS AND BROWNS
DOCKS (Misdletos WI HlGHL AND DOCK, when prac-
reAbej AND AID BANK This direct ro1to TO ihe Norm
American Phalsrx Association vel II own stea n
beat JOHN HART, Capt A. II Hsggerty, viii leave west
side OF Pset slip Pier, last River,l ss follows;
Inor< Nr,c- Ve-k I<1rs SArepsbDru
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
DO eST 1850.

fIoNEER AND EXP SEss LINE TO PITTSBURGH,
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily 81 O'Clock A. n. sn1
<Ph through Ia 80 hours The the Ponnsyivo-
ala Railroad OF the very best and most comfortable do
scrpuon. New packets have been placed on Tho the
and furnished with especial reference 10 tho comfort and
Of travellers a6ordng the Of Quiek
and agreeable journey 90 Pittsburgh
Every efo vii be made 10 render this the most dcsafabto
foQts 70 the West
For seats spply At ia Hsrketst and y. corner fhL0
and Chestnut Philndelpms. WIN. COLDER CO.
Tor tickets and further Information apply q Wests
New-York mis- T. II. HlNDEs, Agent.
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Tie Greet line STAGES vii In c0u5 ec.ion Sih lhs
bcaiio seuAn ard Ficehod lzeNiss STAGES % convey
pAstengers 20 all paris Of he country.
OF The ovnera
B;Tho freight AIKEN on Sundays exssp, peTishss.e
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FARMS FOR SALE.

a. nRsIKABLE BUILDING sITK AND
e FARM ON LONG ISLAND consisting Of % acres
- situated In Of the hesllhesl parts Of tho lsiS9d,
or The Hampstead pike about mile from the railroad
eepot at Brushva 10 miies from the city al joining lhs
re5.derce Of the Hon w II. Brown, near he splendid
usns0n Of ID r. Msrca ESQ and nesrly opposite OAKLAND
Cottage row oWuei By W Kellogg ESQ. About one
bali Is in fne wood Of all descriptions sud easily be
,Lid cut IN romantic drives and waks, The Oiher hAl Ia
q Gfs, 10 fine Order aud under nearly fence. The
view from the front has paikke appearance, and pro-
tho finest buidog sites Tor genusmans
dence 10 be found ia the country. Sufficient timber can
be taken from the woods for al the necssssry budDgs
gage 10 any one building Inquire CT JOHN HAROLD
Hampstead; or 70 W. 5. KELLOGG, near The premisesi
or 10 WIN g. MOTT, at Warren, Moran L Co 81
sesyerH je23 61eod'
ssa COUNTRY SEAT ON The HU DsON.-For
g farm OF about 30 acfes II the village OF Hastings,
"A miles ron the city The house u new, built OF stone
% the most suhasnra manner, In modem ryls, With IS
rooms and hEs OF the most commanding views Of us
and adjacent scenery. II unea unusual picturesque
are x he finest o-5er vTe rToplsd Wis great vsriey Of
ut Abe whole or part VII - SOLD application TO toe
Isl In ALEXANDER BRINE.
80 FARM FOK BALE-In Wayae ToNn.hip, Pas
~ sale Co NJ containing 80 sores healthy a1d pleas
~ Ell location rson20 mies from This city Iie
buildings consf Of atone ouse bsrn 20 BY ~ feet COW.
houfe and other buil1nes al In good order Crops Of al
kinds Will be sold with The farm. PerfOne wishing god
farm Will do vel TO cal ard examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Re feTznces be- had Of 5. Duncombi y
Lbegy-It New-YoIk; Of :. Hughes, Broad a. NgSafs'
a. j.; OF William ConselysA Crossroads, Long Island
and Ga the premises Of lJe25 lm'l HENRY OOREhUst
en- FOX sALEIA ONKERS-Two small farms
s-one Of p acres IN ligh STATE OF cultivation, or
~ mile from HUNTS Bridge Depot on the Harlem kal-
r0sd and ere Of acres go ID double sg nQuse barn
kc with various kinds Of It and well watered SIN
miles from YonkeTs Vi lsge. Inquire Of MYRON FINCH,
ie2s ims HENRY TRENCHARD.