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TRAVELLING.

Dol GHkEEPSlE LIN f. of BARG les.
-Tbs barge CLINTON. Capt. WItsie, every MON
DAY. Exc HANGE, Capt. ko~ekrans. every THURS
DAY POLGHKEEPsIE, CAPT Hoffman. every SATUR r
DAY a. 5Sls-k. VI from loot OF MurT4y-st for pas-
tHf fss rf The above haTges elegantly fur
s~fd - stale ard sarioGs and comfortable cab
AL expressly fft-a for the comfort and
q 1@&ssnse AMI a. POughkeepse tine
o. TIE stages 20 sharon. Pine Plans and SewNif0rd FL
farther affirmation apply on toar TIE barses, OF 20
az sm WILLIAMSON L VAIL, lti West-st.
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MORNING LINE for ALBANY.-
lVs The new and elegant steamer REINDEER Capt
Albert Degroot, Will leave New-York from per foot of
Nurray-st every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and Fri
DAY MORNING at o'clock and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS a. the
same hour making the usual landings each way ~ Meals
served board Fare Newbugh and Pokeepse 30 cents
n b For further information apply 20 JAMES BISHOP
ROO, BeaveT-st., New-York. Jyl Il
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NyOpNJ\G line for NEW-HAVEN

MORNING LINE for NEWMAN ~.
UI CH.xnE oy HouR--On ard after MONDAY. JuAe
% the Neitno~ A. splendid steamer ALBA ca : ; p.
vii lesve PECK slip wharf EVERY MORNlNI lSu.-a.s
.,ceu,,dl - 81 lock VI for New Haven alr.IhS -
tine 10 connect with the Express Tran ,gr Eth anu =
turping will leave Railroad wharf New -ta.th' q, =
O'Clock Al OF immediately after the arrival ~ ~ %
ton train Dnrer on board Freight tazen ~ re@sh- %
terms Far. q cents For further Informal on Apply :.
M n JAMES BISHOP CO. ; bta'ef-'t-
STATEN ISLAND FERRY are nt
- I've staten l.iand-Ai7, 6 . Q ~ VI /.
"a - go pm Leave Nsw-f oTs-N d -,
10 A nj and al "a Sc III SYM
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~ CHARLES MINOT Superintendent.
HUD SON RIVER RAILROAD
NFW-YORK TO ALBANY and informed ate places

b. Railroad and Steamboat.
Tco DAILY Lines through zach roy.
On MONDAY. June &c. the road VIII lie opened ioE travel
between Hgdson and Albany.
and after this date, the Trans run as ioows tSGa-
tavs eYcenfed
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,UHE UNITED STATES POST OF

'H't1 T. l NJ Ell - y Isf, ON VI =
L FICE GUIDED. APPLETON CO., 200 Broad
way, VIII publish next week, m one volume, octave. of
about $40 pages paper prce one dollar IHE NJ
TED STATES fOST OFFICE GUIDE with County
Man Of the Unted States. by f. Bowen, late of The
General Post once.
This work viii contain lst history of The Posi- Ofce
system throughout the world n review of the Post
Once establishment m the United States. 81 An EXPOSE
ton Of the Scheme of Distribution, accompanied by a
County Map the United States, &c. 4th Rates OF In
land Postage, upon Letters, Newspapers. Pamphlets,
Books, kngravngS. &c 5lh Rates OF Foreign Postage
including the details If Postal Treaties and Arrangements
with foreign countries. pointing the course o the mall
rates Of postage correspondence with any place
country the globe 9Th Miscellaneous statistics, items
ami instructions. &c I'M. list of all the Post Offices IN
the United States with the County State and Postmasters
name 6th. list Of all the mail routes IN the United
States numerically arranged Sc 9th. 4 list of all the
Railroad Canal and Steamboat routes the United States
10th Kew. TO facilitate single distribution, prepared
y The author. under the cOgnzance Of the Postmaster
General. &C, &C
NOTICE-Bookselers Periodical Agents. and others
DESTROYS of the first impression OF Ten
Thousand copies should forward their orders delay
liberal discount allowed the Trade and Agents ANY
person renting dollar postage paid have copy
forwarded any par, of the United States. Iy23 s
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BOARDING.

DHINEBECK HOTEL.-The propri-
etcr respectfully announces 70 his friends and the
travelling community that he has thoroughly reed his
house and that pans will he spared TO render IFS
mOdaons worthy It's pleasant location and past reputation
one of the best Village Hotels the State HIS
large airy and completely furnished, and several fami
hes and SINGLE bOarders still be accommodated Per
residing and wishing spend portion OF the
Summer the country. viii do well not 10 overlook
RhIneheck and rs rural attractions" Ills carriages are
all times readiness 20 convey To anu from
the boats the RIVER beng les dlstan) or DIVE hem
the country The house supplied with attentive ser
wants the table subsantlas and decacles OF
the and even exerton made 70 render the VISITS II
us guests pleasant EDWARD PlL LIZ.
Rhmebeck july &c. 1851. Jyl3 lw'
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Il yESTMENr A gentleman owning remarkably
interesting Plantation, embracing about 100 acres IN the
State Virginia Iynchhurg - desrous of meeting
with person who would JON hun m project OF convert
ing the property species ~ pleasure ground or place
public resort, whittier families individuals might occa-
sonaly repair for the purpose of recruiting health OF e
Gaping from the turmoil II business The scenery ~ The
place is surprisingly beautiful No description, however.
which could be- gwen advertisement, would convey
any adequate idea of the beautiful scenery which there un
folds Itself 10 such fortunate enough Ia be able 70
pay visit The water privileges valuable The
nature of the soil being limestone bottom Of excellent
quality The salubnty Of the place noted ar and wide
and cOntguy 20 LynchbuTg now the most nsng town
Virginia, with population Of 10000, and where
railroads from North South East and West Inersect each
other must render Il of the most profitable invest
offered The Chalybeate Waters the proper
premises bring persons from all sections II the country
The buildings OF roomy and comfortable family
dence fitted up English St. le with the
outbuldngs, OF extensive and substantial characer
About 200 good cultivation and well fenced
The woodlands of great value, with good growth OF
oak hickory poplar walnut and chestnut all OF which
m great demand the of Lynchburg for building
poses The property about mile square and ITS para
like appearance with plentiful upplng stream meander
ing through center renders OF The most enchanting
that be found this most enchanting pa OF
Virginia - . -.
For particulars apply to MI. JAMES MORROGH. 10
Wall st New York, from ~ 10 O'Clock, where map Of
the prolerty with full particulars be- seen a. w.
MAY ESQ care of Capt. Anthony, lynchbug, virginia.
Should be preferred the could be- induced To sell
the place out and which the terms OF purchase
would be made accommodating jyI2 ttSsW'
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VNUE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

i tween NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE and WASHINGTON New York Once corner %
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS rear of the Exchange
The PIONEER LINE with four wires from Washingtoa
10 New York having Offices at New York Jersey CITY
Newark New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton Pmadei-
cha Wilmington Hasfe de Grace Baltimore and Wash
ngton CITY and connecting with all the Great Morse
Lanes East West, North and south This Company nav
ing lately made repairs Of the line greatly Ia
creased It's facilities and more th0rOus systematLed IL
business the and mode Of delivery OF mss-
sages are now prepared u transmit and deliver
any number Of messages required of the arconfnaon o.
the public, with accuracy, promptness and heny
hitherto nnequaed The teeNaphng business a the
public is therefore, respectfully solicited at the once, cor
ner Of Hanover and Beaver SITS n-,..
~ iyMWF WI N. o"AiN rie"a'"-
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NOUNG MAN.-Wanted a Young Nan
70 suteririeud a mall cusiue and make himself gene
rally sseful Wages 81 20 per i1r r Applicant
mus, be ew tat experienced. HAI.I'S PRINTING
OFFICE. III LIberty-st. lyll 81
d. REWARD.-Lost, or taken by mis-
Spt:ake at Niblo's Garden On Monday evening. 2Ist
nst = larre black rarer mache OPERA GLASS, n a
black Morocco case The above reward VII be pad for
e sane with the thanks Of the owner by applying AZ 10
south-st up stars Jy23 IT.
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SUE. MAS. MAYHEM an

~ I II u I VI \ = MI II " "I'u
bC"PUNCH jest published, the most pungeni and
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MIR AND MRS sANDBOYS ADVENTURES TO
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Second edition II Dumass pew Novel The COUN IESs
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Th.rd EDITION of secs powerful Romance, MARY LAW
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ALLAN A TALE OF The NEW WORLD By III


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SALES BY AUCTION.

X c. KTNP. AuctOGs~r
HOU SEHOLD FURNITURE on FRI
DAY next. al 10 oclock. at house OF Brad
way and Twenty Eighth ST All the furniture
tanned IN the large four story house which has been fur
nshed for private family boarding house and most II the
furniture purr based new this spring and sts
mahogany paror furniture. fixtures. Brussels three
ply and ingram carpets window and ornaments
mirrors, mante ofnanentS, extension dining tables CHINA
and crocsery silver plated casters, table cutlery
painted chamber furniture. HAIR mattresses, beds and he'd
ding starr and ball carpets mahogany chars and sofas
with all the usual assortment OF large and well tun she'd
house kitchen furniture. NC. all Of which will be sold
without reserve. Catalogues al the morning II sale.
y23 2tlss
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NARSH'S COURSE of BooK-KEEP

I'VE few copies OF the authors edition, spanish
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tbs work beautifully printed in cooS, rel and BLACK
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hound and s-l; Spanish 81 50. English 81 IS let7 im'
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q p. PUTNAM will publish in few

q L. PUTNAM VIII publish IN lew
~ days
KNIGHTS CYCLOPHDIA OF THE INDUSTRY
or ALL NATIONS. vol 8vo ., cloth, with Engraylngs
Pnce 50 So
Thscompendum Of the arts and manufactures of all ma
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I'VE nave always regarded Swallow Barn. a. one oil
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written and the windy described Its features
Of Virginia life and manners the best drawn The
work emnenty splendid edt0nItl most excellent
and Interest," ing production louisville journal
ALBAN 4 TALE OF The NEW WORLD b. the
author Of Lady Alice.
adv Alice Is decidedly work Of genius Indeed.
know Of few cOns where tins hrst and highest excellence
II more auuareut T. both peculiar and gInal Nothing
since Jane Ere IS so. WhOeyerwrotet Is,
or rather NAV be greater writer. He like full
growp man master Of hlS subject and himself He has
occasional passages Of health strength and beauyhe has
pahos delcacy sprthe finished and elaborate 10
fault More than this. he exceedingly ingenious
constructing his plot and effective IN bringing hs incidents
To hear " Boston Post.
TINS Is an extraordinary book That the author
was animated bv a deeper than that of the produc-
ton of a clever and somewhat surprising novel, which
should make a great SENSATION are perfectly satisfied
graceful fancy. and even high imaginative
power. are unSparingly exercised throughout"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOTICE of NEW DIRECTORY for
The CITY Or LOUISVILLE, Kentueky.-To the
Business and Profess onal Men Of me City osNewI0rk-
am about 10 publish a iulI and complete DIRECTORY
ior the Ciy OF Louisville, SMppngPort and Portland
and professional men wishing the WORK can have
a, = Der copg Those wishing 10 advertise Il vii
have their cards inserted the rate Of $40
Those wishing copy well As those WISH M 10 advertise
w address me by mani and forward the advertisement IN
medaiey as ms booN vii 20 press b the middle OF
August The WORK vii be. when published. delivered o
an A gent, and PAYABLE on deliver,
VS. n JOHN B. JEGLI, Attorney al Law.
THOSE who intend spending the warm
4 weather IA the country would DO vel call a, 257
keecser-,t ard supply themselves with lssortmei OF
BOOKS. end tka. then time NAV pass pie asanuy
I'D I-oi.4,y y. EsI7 W. A. MAZE, y bsee.'F-"'
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A SHORT TALE IS SOON TOLD
"A Good Dagaeneo.ype Liksnesses Enclosed no hard-
some cases. Tor 80 cents al Thompsons 6kyght Gallery
80 broafway Best quality instruments aad materials
used No opsraors and All pictures guarAnseed s4siae-
toy Ca and see him at ,3 Broadway. frst Or bslss
The CITY HCspStal jys iAs
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iyMWF WM. u o"AlN ri'so"~~
INES addressed to Dr. TALBOT

r INES addressed to DR.. TALBOT
LWATTS upon ms discovery Of the Nervous Antd0te
By william Ross Wallace, ksq
What could we-should we think Of one
Who. n he the glorious sun
Veed IN thick clouds, and had the might
10 roll the darkness from his hght,
should let our lovely planet 40,
Still wrapt robes Of cloud and snow.
Through space It's w0ndTous beauty gone,
Its life evaDishsd IN that night
That never may know dawn
That beams With healing 10
Well like that one, Great Watts went thou
The lmplng limb the aching brow,
Commissions thfOb, the labDnng chest,
The fame by myriad pans possessed,
Show'd that around the sun Of health.
Despite Of Al0pathys wealth.
A cloud had gatheTed while the race
Went daTkling like "A sunless world.
Strong manhood crumbling down apare,
And Bsauty's banner funed.
But Angel led dldst thou az last
Step for h and back the darkness cast
That shrouded man healtn's nnd flame
A. once fashd Joyous the frame
The lame leap d up. Consumption fed,
And all men sit diseases bed
While beau y. Ike rose whose leaves
Had closed beneath some mIdews gloom,
TOuch'd by thy Ani.dOte. at once
Burt INTO Oden Bloom
WATTS'S Nervous Andote Is immaculate IN DfeakEs
down disease So patients whose names and addresses
all this city and will be cured VI tne most
malignant diseases two months wthOn, one failure
DEPOT l02 Nassau-st yD IT.
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AMUSEMENT
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM

RAKNIMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
A-f, |. Mann NJ, MdnlgtL anu TIpplielOl JOHN
GREENWOOD Jr.. Assistant Manager dmttance p
cents Children. l2i cents WEDNESDAY, July %. same
splendid pcriOrmancos-n tie afternoon az CLOCK aud IN
the evening at 9-Splendd Comic Panomme. Truly
amazing feat performed by VI. Philippe. Of lifting himself
the stage single pole u Oh Rope Fanias
by Leon Jayel and Herr Cline The ..-
LONDON LODGINGS. After which, the comic panto-
mime called VOL Az VENT. The HAPPY FAMILY
can be at all hours.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
A Chance Seldom Offered, III fact Never Before
IN DRY Goods

IN Dfy bOous
SUYDAM & HAFF, Jobbers and Re
~ talers of DRY GOODS, 493 Grand-st, New-York
have lot Barge shaws and Scars Tissue Scarfs, Col
ored SILK Shawls Fancy Coored Silks and Remnants ditto
which -
without delay Ladies pursuit Of such goods would do
well to call soOn they must be disposed Of at most any
Price make room for Fall Goods
Also. large lot Of Barge de Lanes. Musns, Lawns
and other Dress Goods which will be sold Al sacrifice to
clear them out.
Always On hand complete assortment OF the very best
KIND If ..
which are always sold for small advance from cost Also,
an assortment Of Grape, Cashmere and Black SILK Shawls
sites and Mantillas very cheap Also BoHbaznes and
Alpacas all coors in all wool plain de Lanes &c &c
Brown Linens Nankeens, Summer Stufts, for Men and
Boy wear Diapers Towelng, Napkins, Table Cloths and
Covers White PLAIN and PLAID SWISS Muslins Book, hall
and Nausook Nuslins Jaconets and Cambncs
Also complete Of all kinds Of Calcoes iio-
sery KID and Silk Gloves, Black SIX BItts White and
Unbeached Musms. irish Linens, Linen Sheetings Tick
mss, &c. In short, complete assortment OF Domestic
Goods and House Furnishing Articles, which will be sold
for he lowest market price i92 CraEdst head Of East
Broadway. Bz5
In CONSIDERATION of the great de-
u mand made at COLUMBIAN HALL, 2Sl Grand-st,
for those elegant Spring and Summer Goods the propre-
tors Messrs S E TOWLE deem It due to their pat
rons 10 continue their sales at the above establishment IN
t the st Of August The LADIES' have an opportunity
# purchasing a; half their value, nch Summer Silks, SILK
Tissues Bareges Barge DE- Lanes Pans Printed Jaconets
Lawns Ginghans. Chambrays, Organize Mus!is &C &c
az least one Again say ladies' do not iah
10 take the advantage Of the present opportunity ar
rangem.nts have already made for dsposny OF the
remaining stock at the public Auction the st Of August
m order to make room for the Fall and Winter Goods 1t
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

u ADELPHIA.-The subscriber respectfully announces
70 friends and the travelling community. that he has
sumed the propnetorshlp Of the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor feels perfectly safe IN promising fs old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 10 confirm ITS pre-
reputation the oest kept house IN The country NO
expense spared completely reiltting the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention othr
introduced Tor the convenience and comfort OF Ia
dies Firmly determined 70 give sasacton he solcs1
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestowed IN
the old Uuited States. tmy20 3ml A y. ALLEN
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n CLAP YOUR HANDS, all ye peo-

III II
~ pie shout unto God with a Of Triumph, Tor he
has vouchsafed remedy 70 disease debility and deypaif
The iOOwng persons added this week 10 the host o
recipients Of tie mighty and have pared Their nass
among the liberal minded who, having received bensm
noble hearted enough 10 acknowledge H. and have gen
erUusly forward certify 20 the wonderful and msy
power Of WATTS NERVOUS ANTfDOrE over disease,
consumption and debility. This list makes 40 VINO nsse
been cured Of the diseases 1T Of May last VIII
ott one failure II time II thoroughly known is
whole certificates will b. shown 10 all VINO wish ~ ~
themselves, personally, would be the pes' OF an P
reference - 600
-. H. 4 p,t, Ambsrman. 4 Dssbrosse-
~, nIiI,nd l19l Wash'n Moore, 40 Greenwich.
usrIJ,ss Nssh Ia0 Prince Mason, 10 BToon1s
r.,.. rvsrs,a ~. LEAFS Glass, III Broome
I W Pinkhsn, Sailors Ret. hcohtaM ~ Di0"
T. Riley, 70 Hammenley- 6uus, ~ c 49,.
Ss n IA 5rh.st Hou ghton. 80 d-s
n Slate, q Rsnwlck ~ alyn, 20 ~
J Wilson, t2s Cherry pus..Iii ~, ~ - -.
] Taylor 40 Greenwich yhgre'i "a - fsseI
n I1cbibsld 90 Hanmersley Fleet, u 3d-st.
Frazer, 39 1ith-sf nAsaus ~ 1fesnwieh
W sanford. % Thompson BAKER, IA Columbia
ID Hickey Benson. COnkey, q d-ayenGs.
Montgomery, 2s7 Walker Channisor, - Elizabeth
Grady A ecann,ore. Powell, 100 Enzab<th
" Thompson. Kent-ay, BIN. Larkins l33 22d-a
Priscilla Clinton, 81. av Gulnack I3s Broooe
Mrs DOYLE. SO 9TH Il Nom ia NorfoIk
Depot l52 Nassan-s. 81 per Bottle WINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

For the last ten the amount ~ ore raised and sold
mas not varied essentially from the above.
From this statement Will how little q. the vast
quantity n lTOn which slld under me name Of NakbuN
IrOu composed OF the of The salisbury bed, and
much of composed wholly OF the OF other beds
of ore containing but small adnikture Of SalshuT,
ore
The Superintendent Of this ore-hed is PETER p
ENARrS Of Lakeyile. Salisbury. Conn. who VIII
promptly communicate any Information tins subject.
JOHN Ii HUBBARD. Clerk
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