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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
ORIGINAL DESIGNS for IRON

n y n
VRAIIING. &c &c WOODS American PORTFO-
Ito of Original Designs. for Iun Railing, Statuary New
Eoundand Dogs GREY Hounds. Lions. Monuments toun-
ans SPIRAL ana Straight Door and Window Heads,
yestbule Doors Tables Seteeg Chars Hat and hfeia
Stands BraCA and Ornamental Iron WORK gent rally
embracing than 2OO different and original desshs.
executed a mastery and tasteful STYLE by the best ana
most distinguished artists Of the and presenting ~ once
every variety of useful and ornamental Iron WORK caCu-
lated improve, decorate and bcauf the buildings and
grounds of those Who ann 10 make Home, Sweet Home
The study and labor Of years. and the expense 4 thou
sands dollars have been expended IN getting up s N
peror and valuable work. nov comlecd whcns ohcten
the public price scarcely equal to the cost az prpcnr
ing a SINGLE design II Is believed 70 be not only the most
tasteful and complete worn az the Nnu ever
published bat the cheapest most convenient ana de,ahIe
ever executed IN any country
In placing Woods Portfolio Of Original Designs "a prcs
below the ordinary Price OF WORKS ~ the KIND, the
pullsher actuafcd iy the wish bring within the Inn
is Of those who contemplate or bur tew of
the articles constituting the varied and Yas' collection,
thereby aorGng select and chcce variety adapted 10 az
eren, tastes at an expense even less IMAM must ue pa
architects or designers tOr single design.
To Railing Makers. Pattern Makers Cdrvers Iron Foun-
dcrs &c, well 20 Designers. Architects AMI Others.
this work obviously nyal able aud at the present time
may be considered mdls lensahie
Price Sg0-RemanCcs may be made hy mail, tpost paidl
10y express otherwise addressed 20 the subscriber ani
the work carefully eNeoped will De forwarded A. direct
ed 10 any part of the world ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Road. below Spring GaFden-stf Philadelphia
Philadelphia, June, 1851.
The unprecedented which has attended theeions
Of the proprietor mechanics and the manufacture OF Or
namental Iron Work az his extensive establishment IN Ph
adelphla second 90 other The world. Is smaN
attributable a liberal employment Of the best
artists getting these designs And he aware If
better grateful return which he make for the
generous patronage bestowed hun than b. placing the
that public whose confidence aud custom he ndeb
ed fer the means and ability To do =" Je2 'twiwWSS
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.OARD IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY

gentleman and his wife. three single gentlemen,
wishing the comforts Of private b, MIA all the con-
vsu,eucts and none Of the aEct pubic ooanias-
house can hear OF the By applying az $ South Stt-
Il three minutes wax from PecNSip eEF eI ~
dressing ALPHA. AZ this Office. }e<s W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
MARSHES COURSE of BOOK-KEEP

IVA ING-A few copies ii the authors edition, Spanish
and Fngsh) for sale the Authors Counting Rooms Tor
the study and practice a Book keeping, 3oi BnaiNay
This work beautifully printed IN Color>, rel AMI nacN
and has no equal Tor private instruction 20 PAGES octave
hnund md MT Snanis II 30 Englsh 81 .. le.l ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
STATES HOTEL at PHIL

u ADELPHIA.-The subscriber respectfully announces
e. his friends and the travelling community mat ne aS as
sumed the proprietorship % the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel under ne
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe IN promising It's Ga
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 10 confirm us pre-
yous reputation the best kept house IN the country No
expense has been spared IN completely renting the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 20 me
changes introduced for the onyeniece ana cpfr OF Ia
dies Firmly ,etermned to satisfaction, he sohcts
csnAuauce OF that patronage always freely bestowed
tie old United States tnly2S 3ml a " AbLbN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
SERTANTS-Want-

ed immediately. experienced Cooks, W atreS>es,
sup,irrssts a Nurse and seams ress and Lar ha.i
n, class servants can obtain excellent suions ny
wing immediately at Ii6 GTand-si. li -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La
Il BORATORY, l96 Front St, two doors south OF Full
ton-st. complete assortment OF Fireworks are now Oh
fcred for sale, consisting Of the following -
Rockets from on 20 H. Roman Candles, from 2to ~
lbs Irlsnscs Of all sizes Scroll Wheels, do; vertical
do do Mines Of Serpents; Bengoa Lights OF all sizes
Exhibition pieces do Flying Pigeons do; Torlhons, DO
Maroous. do Flower Pots Port Fires; Pin Wheels Ser
penis Grasshoppers; Blue Lights Toptdoes; Failing
Crackers Double Headers Canton Rockets; Ere Crack
cfS Nos and JOStlc &c sc. Country merchants and
dealers general requested TO call and examine the
above stock n b. Committees for city and country DIS
PLAYS, military and private parties, can be supplied on the
liberal terms with the above mentioned articles, war
ranted the materials having been selected with the utmost
care. Uelt3w'l NJ bENNEII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

XCURSIO y on LAKE ERIE on
EL FOVRTHo Of JULY TIE srle;d'd :, srleI : MI
STOSE stu AI.AbAM and HALTER. viii make
T,rrs,o, 90 axe Err On the IN 81 jolly neI., leaving
I}rn.irs rnrlv .h me r0rn.1r =
T9c ErY STONE STATE viii " slifcieu. number q
,-e orr remain nron The isa.c tSo o: tlree days.
visiting the me Interesting points
The ALABAMA sal leave Du-A-.A "a me morning.
usle tr.q % the Lake. and TCtur.- IA tie eFe4.Ag
The CHARTER ~! leave IN "a lGo.1- SOP a bl.a-
H. and return tssa.c cvc.a-, a.0T oYiO.t my -
y,st Niagara walls End Bu1a.o. - -
Passengers leaving Newlo,k ~ the kkIh hAiLhoAO
an the rrnrrs II 81 oc.ncE aryvc n Dln.fA me
sane evening and can be IA the h man.
ner en- hoard boats Passengers leaving IN ne ai
-, !. ,cl,s m the "a can remain over nigh. a. D.
n,xA and proeeed 20 DunkI.s neIt n,onAi.g "
J. NOTTINGHAM. Agent
Dunk1k June Is. 1851. le-' -
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BOARDING..

4 \ ELEGANT RETREAT for gen
: y tonan and their families, or single gentlemen who
desire the comforts of home hear OF accomiDO1a-
greatly 10 their liking, by applying AT 38 Houstonst
RoaIdcrs VIII nave the privilege Of ssa-bahns ilSlhg.
sailing and a beautiful view OF the The place Is
easy access and within hours passage by Steamboat
the Everything Will be done 10y the pEopreters
to promote the comfort of their guests. 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
uENNY LIMBS AMERICAN TOUR

81 Published This Morning ~
JENNY LIMBS TOT through ANERlC AMI tbN'
hv has Rosenberg 10 author of the Lie 81 jenny
nd lof winch MY thousand copies have been Sold ee-
gautlv bound mn muslin with truthful likeness Il VI lie
lind Price 81. Containing account % Eer reception
ard Concerts gwen eaca city. ute Sqcrseo WIN many
amusing and merestlus aneCdltcs If he! traye Is. &C
y B-Ihe author acc qaaei VI lie Ind IN ht tour.
Her career II nine months m ths country AS been
Triumph unprecedented he history If artistic success
The large and gracious charities 81 he woman the natural
nly of her manner and the personal 1asneil>n which
>he cyery where dfusCd but the ornaments ~ The
pure artistic nature the diviac p'cS'he. oi seHns
lr2 y III nc lh'1iA'-''"'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
BOARD WANTED on BROOKLYN

DHIGHTS-A gentleman WISHES partial board lnG aia-
ncr on Srndav IL ceniec private family. where me az
hut Few or no other boarGers Location mus. be near
ton Ferr The best OF reference and required AZ
dress VI d Tribune once w IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

man and his wife also two three single gentlemen
can oein verv pleasan ANY roou> furnished or nniarn
ed within III minutes walk # the ferEes. Apply a. No
- ~ 49, - p.,rl isl lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
HRANn EXCTRSION 70 STRAT-

NJ PDNPORT IN order celebrate the Anniversary OF
The gior,ons Fourth of July-The welSncwn sieam''a'
NFWJEPSEl Gait Peek, viii make an exc rson START
rig from Hammond-st. y X a. cllc. m me ni'hhs'
Ehin>on-st al CLOCK. ltOn-st + X al 81: Grand :
trio 10 he SoanG snd returning viii land her a>>el,
gers On The New Dock az Strat;"npo afordns u al
ers nc cturee one the greatest treats that can
IL found near tie CIV and from Is excitement and
hustle In order make the day pass pleasants ms,
80 trerrsn Band IS engaged and refreshments provided
on board and shore and 10 expense has been saeG SO
a. 70 ,, II suitable sch occasion. The fare oitle
whole eycrSinn Will re only 50 Children under Y
vearS of age half urce Tickets which limited, can ne
offainsd al the Office Of JOHN A FLAhMER. Us
Wooster-si one Of the propuetors. Nl 5d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

- C-o,on Watcr.-No:ice * hereby gwen nat ing
s.ruaI CHOTON WATER RENTS became due, a1d
were rarhe AZ the O.ce u the Crotol Aauctlc De
r,r,pel On me Frs, day Of IIay las Payment Of Iae
- ~, DIV K c HANCE. REGISTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

basement. er1unvnelt Is speedily obtained fer BOOK
keerors CLERKS Statesmen School Teachers PoreIs l9l
s,ofes hotels ana steamers Boys 70 learn respeca9e
trades Barkeeue-s alters. &c. Places Tor resqeae
Girls ALWAYS ready Applicants az distance ron New
Yors nclcsas 81 free II us'sge, desc olng ne a,h
r.nnrel can II sll.ed "! ~ IhOs SFINh, Aseh..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
DOARD in WILLIAMSON RGH.' =

ID Board can be obtained for gentlemen AMI their wives
or two or three single gentlemen the house Pleasantly
SITUATED At DUnhaui- place. wIthn minutes watA ot
Peck hp and DvIsion-av. ferries Je-' im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
NRIENT HOUSE, Orient, Long Island.

V-Thi> very extensive ancient and popular establish
mont kept for the laS' twenty years by Caps r Latham,
open and receiving boardeTs and ylsfes The m
old patrons and the pubic generally that hain deter
mined to devote ms whole time 20 the wants 81 Ms guests
combined with the established reputation OF the house, ITS
superior location is beautiful and romantic scenery is
fine bathing ard fishing privileges, na'iers himself they
render this of the most desirable summer
resorts.
good bowling alley has been added 10 the anuSementS
If the place tins season
The Oreut stage viii be IN readiness at Greenport 70
convey passengers (on the arrival Of the CLOCK \ VI
train from Brooklyn directly to the house
ie25 4MW&Fs A FOSTER Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

- rnnr,l, nr LnIr.-ANNIYERsA RY Of AMERI-

CAN INDEPkNDENCk->irsng and citlIens apgit
purchasing and for the gonons Fourth 81 my
viii do well TO cali al 4 BAKERs 81 Beesman-st where
yo can get heht French cali Boots fo S3 81 er pa
Patent Congress Caters TAYLOR Tcs. Oxford and other
STYLES of shoes the quality cheap for casn Quick
sales and small profits. V%<'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
LNIREWORKS at 81 Maiden-lane.-
PREMIUM FIRE

n WORKS ,-EGse'S Brilliant Colored EXhiMtonal
FIREM ORkS.-The works from this Laboratory have
taken tie "PemumS for twelve successive years from
the American Institute Our EXhbtonal pieces are OF
the most beautiful designs and Tor richness and brancy
cannot be eGualed m the country. Fcurth-otJuly COM
mteeS VIII consult their interest by sending IN their orders
early Orders TO the L. Laboratory Jersey City,
to our general Depot. IS Maden-ane, viii he p-mnty a.
tended to J. G. ISAAC EDGE.
y We have also hand a large stock of small
~ogks al manufacturers prices. lell tJy4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
yTOMS.-Wanted. in Brooklyn. in an

DDOMS. anted. in Brooklyn. III al
lea,v house with good rear. within few minutes Walk
al any ii the ferries three plainly furnished but qeFIecly
clean he'd rDons with the use OF Ntchen they arc -
erirel tx Two ladies and gentlemen 4 qiet naoitS
AID the terms must he moderate the ladies' 90 n9
rnd If there servant kept - they would Keep men
own rooms neat or one same - above. WIN the
rs,-nf a kitchen for lady and gentleman None need
spply unless their houses periecy Clean anu ta'h
no matter h9w plain; paIor ho1r preferred Letr'S ~
dessl 10 O AZ ths Office VIII De attended t.. iy2 li'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

members ~ the ASSOCIATION are hereby notified that me
drawing for the choice Of lots viii take place n "a,
IsIl crner ~ DELANEY and Christie SIS. on MONDAY,
Julv : coraraenc.nc a. AM. b order. -
~ 80 CORNS 4. COOPER. rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

SUMNER EXCURSIONS.-Sunday or
other Schools Temperance Musical other Societies
desiring 10 take excursions the Bay Rivers or the sound
rricc a STEAMBOAT Of sufficient size and a splendid
RARCE of the Largest class. on application to
CHAS. II. BAKER, % South s.,
je3oe,' cor Coents-sAp
XCU $40 y S to the FISHING
1LBANKS every day IN the week during the season -
The well-kno,vn sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt Smith i,
will leave Hammond-st n r. at y o'clock Canal-st !!
C;rand-St + r. 81 Catharine-st 81, Pier 3. " X NJ
returning b. II Fishing tackle bait and refreshments
will he provided. Fare Is cents each way. lel3 Sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
STONE BRIDGE HOUSE, Tiverton,

CR 1.-The proprietor respectfully informs he pubic
that the above house open for the reception u oard
and transient company through the summer stisV
airy and comfortably FURNISHED ana sum
Gent IN number accommodate loo persons Inc location
Is the for fishing bathing and cool sen rsezs TO he
found beng the shores Of Naraganset Bag and IN view
Of the Atlantic Ocean. Boats. bait and lines constantly IN
readiness Tor the OF boader without extra charge The
house Will be supplied with attentive servants aud tnt taoe
with the sIbs;antas and decaces OF the and every
eXertion made 10 render the Of it, guests pleasant
councillors stable attached TO the house and "a eSeT-
ouccd oStlcT IN attendance. WI hoDGi,S.
rvC-ion. K l., June 70. 1851 Jt-I >&Mot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

4 GENTLEMAN can find a cool, quiet
y Room at % Twelith-st near Ffth-ay Je1 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS.

Rail LIS or 16.-Great Celebration
N.Y. s.n As@is e,s'Fy ofindependencc at Newblry.
S rsos ga JAY 1850 The large saI Hoeular Steamboat
aGS az" sn.A RIDER vii leave Bfo5me- ST. on the an
Hssrona =, '~s ue-S BroosI g.. Chambo 81 and
ksxS-' 'S, s9 sne'her the arrival of the boa, al
the Ceebracn~ s sS have been invited to attend
rsI mi Sp,S,l west Point F.re "a cents each way
Heeson.st : 'ic Store, SEQ sroadwsy c T Ki9p $50
Fulton ~ s,oas,s bee, St Bowery aud Doughlys l29
jy2 Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
HENRY GOSLlNG'S RESTAU-

Il 1RANT 81 LbeTty-si.. fist house out II BROAD
" Az 49,. ale Gentlemen vii find this establishment
one OF tie best ORGANISED aad neatess PAGES IN Newfors
"a rrrcre ther meals The cooking : II the hrs order
the waters are polite and attentive -ld every eHeFoa vi"
b. made 10 merit share Of public patronage je1o Sts'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
rar Srw.yOKk TRIBUNE

.~,f.luoRNIA. OREGON AND iht SAND" y 's|~''-'
-,,sAe. o- the departure q e1en Mail steamer iof
S.sx,e< pr,cc q. cecis per copy =, -, ,,.,.-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

nOARD.-Three handsomely furnished
Rooms TO let To single gentlemen with Board AZ "a
Waker-st. four doors west Of Broadway JelZ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
mo- 6TH fJrLY-EXCURSION.

l'Gl hTH - iLY-EACURSlON.-
= mt elALtN "a LROAD-Dc hetial ht-
s--cpf A. ln-f nnitIns Carmel Lake, ttni"n ish''
~ N'nfuni i'usiNrf Itrer sffue thnfch ~ Dover
IsfI.. Hfn,nt sails irtlrt . -f- Plains, luckhioe'
inn ilf,,.i fu'tliu k tTrsrrls slilsf" MOI 'ih-
,tr ana fiifteu. NtlNs iHaff >ftif hall hD"f from ~
oeAni . a. :. -, ILL,
T,s tfin,. vii ls.vf la Eaa NssIofk, ior Harlem
snc gln liass q +, o.. 49, o.. l-- ll " i<s l. H. q
VI e.. , d . -. p g. ll i41 j q fl.cA u .
j.. yni.li ~ - a. 90. 49, ID 4 u l. 2 81, H. D.
''For a1s Is-Iass L. = Lst1sAM sl,t..5i,e g and
UoclocS = ~ -,
For White -. rle-rlt- -'f >f.oas a-'te foiu-
hsmat7l 40 lfA g. ard >. Y
Tor Crt01 IS ~. .Efs--re s'atlog.s afJse Ford
ham ai4 A VI 60 4adfi ~
M7l A VI snd 81. = \
Passenger b. Be-. A " tram al have angle time flr
dinner aI.i toe IT, Tasrs from Cro'ng Fails and The
Katnrl q D.lss Plans. AID return T. the ct al
7octck VI tF-3;gI Al SIOAl. sup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
SALES BY AUCTION.

RY BANGS, BROTHER q CO, Trade
j Sale Rooms. - Park-row
FIFTY FOURTH NEN-YORK TRADE SALE, :
To be comm euCed
ON MONDAY, September 3. 1851.
The undersigned announce the next regular Trade Sale of
Books, Paper Stationery, Stereotype Plates sc &c for the
above dates.
The Catalogue Will 10 press about the first of July at
which date particulars for the printing shOld DC m hand
COnsenmous sollcIted. upon which the usual cash
advances viii be made hen desired
BANGS, BROTHER * co, 10 Park Row.
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OFFICE for EXPERIENCED SER

~ WANTS y Y Empi,vment Osice. as Bro. -ay-
Situations wanted ~ The very best ~ Coi.> -,
Ecuse.o7A ClEis. L. lldrssses, Se,rns,-eS>es ''ef
ualGs. &c. &C. As f1r Farmers. Cnaciman &c
Mil. T p SAUNDERS lis Broad FaT.
DARTNFR.- anted. an active or -
4 H.; Partner wrh S2,9-1. 2 q Alnutact-ring ul,-
ness whirA ~ protected ~ patent IS obtained ne a.
i,cle vii nand large sales PRINCIPALLY casa " - arge
rrtf's Address PATENT. Tribune ONCE, with re- name
sla..nr wLfrN an M lElew mar De ban " "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
NEW Nos. OF APPLEToN'S ME-

For Sale b FowLERs WELLS 1871 Nassau-si New
York. Price, 81 i ". have al works on Psycao.eSy.
Biology, fnysolosy ard Magnetism. N2N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

BROADW

q Wanted Immediately. Young Woman OF lady-llke
manners with experience either in fancy store or
similar business assist bend the counter of Confcc-
t'onerv Store 100 Broadway. ly23'
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INOURTU OF JULY EXCURSIONS
FIREWORKS FOR SALE.

LNIREWORKS at 1872 Chatham-st., Oppo-
site the National Theatre. The subscriber has go.
NJ ms usual supply and VARIETY II standard and fancy
FIRE WORKS,
which he viii dispose Of 10 dealers, SHIPS steamboats,,
parties If pleasure, ana the patriotic, on the most liberal
tefns consisting part Of rfe following articles:
Rockets Chinese FLYERS,
Roman Candles. Flower Pots,
Vertical Wheels GTlsshOyDeTs,
Mines OF Stars, S&x0As,
Mines Of Serpeuts Yellow Lights,
Bengola Lights rnaneles,
Table Rockets. Pyramids,
Blue Lights. rams
PIN Mhees Canton Fire Crackers,
Serpents. koGke;S
Scroll Wheels, Spank,
TortnUonS Inrpedoes,
Pigeons Pulling Crackers,
st.amers Double Headers, &c
II GASSNER. (late Gassner 4 TongD
t,5lms 1872 ChaihaIn-st opposite the National Theaer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
DORTLAND HOTEL, Shrewsbury

4 River-J FLETCHER, Proprietor = rs mouse IS
most Delightfully."- situated the Highlands 81 NdyeslhA'
aAo'dne most extensive view over ise AtAic oce'
Bathing fishing and sailing II I'll tunes le tjofeu
Boarding - per week The steamers Thomas HAll' ron
Peckslip and Edwin Lewis. from Robnson-si' Is uis-
s.f iWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS,
NFw.JERSEY Railroads.&c.

nTPV. Jersey RAiLROAD.-Fourth
IL July EXCvRSIONs-To and Ion fA''Aie''-'
t,S. WITH ether Il tie following lrains
- v.,s.yorS "a the "a and Sd o. Jolly IN the ana
o.u .ra3P NJ and On to al IN the AID . Az
Trans from foot Il Li'e-'y-s'
p,,,,as from, PHILADELPHIA the sh Of Jlly IN 'He
SPIN tram and IN the 5;h On and IN July IN ihe ia
"a and T VI Trains
WAY LINES on NEW-JERsEf RAlLAOAD'
Arrr.oa pf.sr.,ons are mss for the celebration OF
81 r,,,.h In Ce....4S T1sbeihtoNn New BFais".oA'
Sc &c IN addition - the regular day trans "I.A HI
creased aocon,no aiogs and come oioRs ~h 'he "'S
80. AID Central Railroads there VIII Be tie following
Extra Trans On the Fourih
NEwARK AID SEw-YoRE
,c.vc Nc,rark s0PN Leave New-York 10 PM
Lac Newark eNPM Leave Ne~Ycrk II PM.
-. -. tieoPM Leave New-Yors IL P.M.
FttzsBErHTowS AND NEw.YoRg.
Leave Tlizh iosn 3tOPI Leave New-fork 10 F. VI
I.ay, rl,z1,own 4i0PM Leave New-York II. p. NJ.
Leave Fl1htown SljPM.
Leave Elizhiown l0l5PM.
RaHwY AND NEw-YoRK.
I.a,e Railway 1925 AM Leave New-York An.
Leave Railway r2jPM Leave New-fcrk 40 M.
Leave Railway slOPM. Leave NeS-h"N III ="
Leave Railway iO.soPM
sgw-fRuNswIcK AND EEw-YoRK.
Leave New brunswick 4P NJ Leave Ne"-forN 10 ?. NJ
The Tram leaving New-york 10 NJ viii connect at
T1a,thto.n " TIA the EAtIa Nigh Tram for S'meI'hie
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