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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

y with brown stone fronts, in modern style, on Nine
teosth-st Also one ye, larg, splendid House on the
Fh- "a feet front by 10 ieei deep finished IN the latest
STYLE. and IN the most substantial uauuel small part
If the purchase money g. he pad down Apply t.
III n WATKINS 3 niNE. Gli bLoAdNay.
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l,oR SAIE-A hcantl(ul COUNTRY

i RESIpENCE within s.N minutes walk IT the New
No,l md New Haven Railroad station a. Mamaf0necA
ntam,ns about sly acre ct superior land WITH great va
,cl, of pears Chcres, aud other ea den fruits ana IN
,ev mi ihe sound The house az feet mont, 3, feet
len with Kitchen attached flushed With hard walls mar
lie nanilcs eIatc> hara Ntrr"-c He0se >hgN> Nc I,
session gwen immediately. inaeie q" y rr\ ~
i1l BOMcu .'t III A"ihNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

> Vine a. excellent article for bowel complaints being
prepared nr tat purpose The undersigned wishes to m
form families fhlt they can DE supplied ~lh the above ar
Gle Also. CORDlAlS and SlRJPS IN all their .aTletles,
Dysp, Bttcs. llxcr de Lonse We fine French Dram
dies Claei and other Wines hy the gallon bottle Mac
sonis Neru'cels Swiss Cheese. Mustard. Sardnes,
OLIVE on White Vine Vinegar. Lime JUICE &C. &C.
SNRlPS for SODA WATER, Sc Sc. Goo's put NJ Ter
lhe short notice aud delivered of expense any
part If the CITY + J kRUGLER. a Warren-st.
e3 lmp&sfM'
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1851.
EOTRTH July EXCURSIONS from

u o. PHILADELPHIA ny tll1ifu ana
Alioy H.. ~, asl. - Al. and 7 Il
Pa--r., gi .slse qieT North River. by he superior
steauer JOHN POTTER. VA the u aad 81 July byG VI
a.! = u lles. end the fth b. \ Lne f1r SJuth
Anhe, thence p IN Company splendid cars q Phael
r-ll
Occurring u leave P-a!e,phi. Waal .-st wharf ~
The gin VI an % Tie in. D aac tn 81 July
hy either o. ~ lines & he Camden and Am5sy " Pha
Oelri.a sad Ireltal t.a-rc... c. yai.les.
IezoI J. BLISS. Agent.
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ATPRIVATE SALE.-yaluable Prop

n ery the city Of New YORK One lot On the noftD-
east corner BrOadway and Slzty-tl.fd-st
lots ad yyininR Broadway.
lots north SIDE Sixty thirds, commencing 10 fes'
east from Broadway
lot south least corner q Nin.hay. and slry-hth 81
lots on Seventy ninth st, tnorth sieeJ ~ iee' nom
ThIrd-sv.
lots Seventy nntn-st nsrth -ide, % feet from the
shove
lots IN the q the above.
10, on southeast corner and Fourth
lot ON northeast corner ghty and jurth ay.
For full particulars 20 ynCe terms &c. Apply -
je2l Nv COLE 4 CHILTOH, Auctioneers, W li-st
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A yALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

IN SALE The subscriber ofers for sale ms beaNttm
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing ap""t t"ehy s.,rs
IN high state Of cultivation situated IN the Town ~ n
kISOE Westrhester County on the Rad ea1ing IRON rye
White Plains sbOut mils FROM Rye Depot, where me
trains leave hrns~ DAY for New-fork me
location very desirable, having an extensive we" OF s2no
50 miles O Long Island Sound and adjacent county, lls
house large aud newly built, Ia good style WIN ah %
servsory and containing twelve rooms also large ktch
attached. with other convenience iafge 1afh uet
mill carriage gransry, zee and poultry hoses &c iel.
three apple pear and plum ofchard ana gea
variety Of cherries peaches, aprccs, aurces Etts Anu
raspberres m full bearing The lawn - iaii o ~ IN "aK
and planted with variety - choos frn' and ornamental
trees and shrubbery. For fuiucr paucaa,s In4un. 1i
prETEp II ~, The ,reto,s.. lej lm'
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EXCURSIONS.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Fourth

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Fourth
Nof July EXCURSioNs-ro and from Philadelphia
in 81 with either Of the following Trans
Leaving New-York Oh the 2d and 81 Of july m the and
"a VI and p VI and ON the an IN the s and 4 VI
Trains. from foot Of LihoFty-st.
Returning from Philadelphia on the an of July IN the
5PN tram. and on the jh. 9th and h July. IA the and
9AM and PM Trains
WAY LINES ON NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.
unusual preparations making for the celebration Of
the Fourth IN Newark Elzabethiown. New Brunswick.
Sc SC IN addition To the regular daily trans with M
creased accomm 1datoas and connections with the Morris
Esse, and Central Railroads there Will be the following
Extra Trains The Fourth
NEWARK AND Ngw-YoRK
Leave Newark 40 p NJ Leave New-York 10 NJ
Leave Newark siOPM Leave New York II PM.
Leave Newark ltooPM Leave New-iorh NJ PM.
ELizABETErowS AID NEW YORK
Leave Fluhtown 3.iOPM. Leave NcwYork 10 p. NJ
Leave Ehzhtown 4iOPM Leave New-York ui =. VI.
Leave Ehz'htown SIS PM
Leave Eli htown l0l5PM
RAILWAY AND NETWORK.
Leave Railway 1925 AN Leave Ncw-york DAM
Leave Railway 42jPM Leave New-York lOPM
Leave Railway 8lOPM. Leave New-iorA III M.
Leave Railway 10 3OPM
NEW BRUNSWICK AND NETWORK
Leave New Brunswick p " Leave New-York 10 VI.
The Tram leaving New-York At 10 VI will connect at
Ezabethtown with the Evtra Night Tram or Somerlle,
White Honse. s..
PASSENGERS
visiting Newark. New Brunswick, Morrsowa, and other
p res VIII fad much o. their comfort t. have Ne"
ark earlv by taking the g., q VI trans, and thus
avoid the crowds from Ncw-York On that day
Returning there VAL be an extra tram from New Bruins
WICK to Ncw-York at p NJ and from Newark 10 New
York at ~ p NJ, as above.
y B-Passengrrs fur Someryille and White House will
take he p VI from NewYorN, ton the Fourth M
adof2pM yl 81
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FEO LET.-A handsomely and thorough
Il !, furnished house slant three quarters Of NILE
from the ylsgr II Ieno Berkshire Massachussits IN
cure II n ID sEDGVICK WaIl-st, or CHARLES
SEDGWiCK, Lenox- - -
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SPIRIT GAS.-Best quality SPIRIT
jesff DIETz. BOTHER co. ~ wIiiaua-.;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE for

&hSAIE-A frSt-cass grocery and hqHs store, now
dong and has f the twelve years. very respectable
family trade The location eNceAed. Address post
pad A. Il Tribune Once lFl j.
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NJ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

NV CKAN bUI n - JPHULS Z. n /,
w sHOUSE and Ship-furnshsus waTerccrss. S5
Crapi-ss New-YeTk where VIII ~ found corl9leSe
sqynent of the iollowIRs ARTICLES Feathers. hair,
sad husN also beds mattresses, psAsSes ard elsa5ss
Also hs,e ads ri deScrDta. va paieai screw iSa
lcani nf non cottage and trunale co.'s x
Slsc splss nj variety II paper hanging Aortets &c NJ
would call particular sensAn O. As srss n ht
AM Sir1ng mattresses y Old beds AL E1txe>s~s
renovated aud made equal - new. Nv
" CRAwBuCk. SIS G-.a4-si s~niei dSsr
ieS Ina sss x EsseI-s'
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Two LET-.i wen furnished HOUSE
u corner S4onod-ave,re and Txeny-th -i-s;.. nearly
ne,y and suit ABLE for sal family Apply TO l. NJ
RISSON < co. 81 Walls. u j"
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

j PANY Only through Line for SAN FRANCISCO.
Havana and thlgTes Fare reduced On FRIDAY, Juy
lat3P VI the splendid Steamship double engine ONO,
j Schenck. [ , y commander, VIII sal AZ precisely
3ocock. Nj. from her pier At she folt ot "auon St Z.
X with the Government Mails for thagrrs VIA Havana
Passengers transferred AZ Havana The splendid touh
g1ne Steamship Falcon Passengers leaving the ONO
Will connect with tho fNOue United States Mail
Steamship PAN ANA, 70 sal from Panama or about the
August For freight passage apply 1t the Office. "a
and 50 Southst At III West Vt corner Warren ~ I'll
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.0rRTH OF ITLY.-Exeursion Trips

Will be rnE "a the Central Rlilrgad u se~'e - ~.
connncctlDn with the steamboat KID JAI
xs,s-S ,rk per No ! North River. bY steamer kl.D
JACKET AZ 9 A VI AID a. !, } and lJ c-sA I u i'i
Flizafrthf1wu Westheid. Palnned, Bound - ''A s,-
'r,e and n hitehouse ReturAng leave " l.oh use a.
an 4 NJ and i0fu 4na :. AID b. oclacx VI ani
Iave Ezabetaiown Il 10. 4 VI and u 3 AMI .! pcec@
y
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,,UT SAI.E.-A splcndia Country Seat

cne.cirhth OF a mils from TIE village II fiNinncd,
CONTINUING ahou, ulricen aCrcs, Win living stream
running thrnuyhu -Four acres 'a>eigly iad oul IN
Lawn and garden, with Macadamiscu walNS containing
reai >a,t, Of ever grton and other ornamental trees aud
an ahuuaarce of lec,cd ffui TIE DWELLING = modern
LnN with marble mantcls aud conservatory alta he'd The
nlAce IL almtcd N gentlemen III t>e O. equal am On the
hudson Persons vewiA. the Yf,tD >es wu he sa'shcd
tha, thlS description Il u0t gcrNc. Pianned AZ
,,Sshr hrcc times tay ~ Eh.att t.nwn and >onerNle
Railr,,l Inquire s6& Nars. \ N,uf on The ercnl-
aScS llesl UtplhSS'l II RpChWhLl-
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EXCURSIONS.-Sundav OF

49, Sho.s Temperance II s.cal or qlhsr socetIes
.r, - IL egr rsl9us he b.. hFe.s ~ the uid
,, cs4-'er fr that purpose hV tle cls Al, moderate
- Il STEAMBOAT II slffcicu, SIZE AID syisliId
"a ~ y ~ -A- llrrrs' c,-s,. ~ app-icati0n 90
CIGAs. a. BAKER. y s. l,h-st..
.e9as-. cor ClG9tss-sllp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
AT PRIVATE SALE-Buildinr Lots.

q ground mated The n9ftn Re n forteth
t. between the FEs, aud Second ncing 20 feet
from the seoOnday SIZE u feet fn q fef inches rear
by about 30 fee: depth Aeo desirable Lots Of ground
situated and nett the souheas corner q Fb-ay and
One hundred and nine.eenth ST. ooh fronting ID the Ave
SAID Lots beng each Is feet front and rear ~
I9 feet 10 depth For prce terms and further particulars
ii Fl
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DACIFIC MAIL STEASHlP COM

Il PANy ONLY Through Line for California and Orc-
gou VIA ChagIes direct. kare reduced. OaSAIURDAY,
July ,M3P NJ. The splendid steamship hMPlREClIl,
100 tons burden j. Wilson, Commander. Will SAIL on So
Tt RDAN July ~. 40 o'clock, L. NJ precisely om her
pier at the foot II Warren Il North RNcr' VITA the Gov
eminent mails for CHAGRES connecting with the tNOf-
tie :. mail steamship Panama, 90 leave fnmina On or
the 1T of August For passage or tres. apply at
the office II and % Souths % al NJ West 81, corner oi
MI tI,ih
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DRY GOODS. &c.

PREPARATIONS for the FOURTH
4 or JULY-Creat Reduction IN the qrcs OF DRY
GOODS Gre.: chance s,r Bareans AZ THE BOWERI
SAVINGS STORE. les BoweTY. The pTo7ae'ors Of tie
Bower SAVINGS store their patrons and the
public generally that they VIII. AI1aiav. June sth,
make general reduction % such amount VII enable
them 20 close ther entire sto-S Of Sprng and sumner
Goods thereby afford greater chance II. bargains than
have ever before heen offered.
Magnhcent Pa7eses at > aud .. Ga Splendid Barge
De- Lanes from = 81 Rich Foulard Silks. from >
T. 3
Printed Lawns Splendid French spcds At = Sd, here
tofoso sid at . Elesan; styles At Is former prices IS
GEMS Three css,> sehy imperfect Al rGiAouS oss-
DARK Brown Lawns az Is. worth q cents
Goods for Travelling Dresses Several deFan; styles a:
very low prices
Gods f.r Boys Wear Linen Dulls Stripes. Jeans.
Cashmeretes Sc the best assortment probably this
country. Nanans Gamhroon> ami IN fact every variers
the market affords II . per cent below usual pree.
Grape Shaws We selling last years prices which
Is much below the present value.
Parasols We closing ont al prices varying from one
t. dollars
Household goods Table Covers. Napkins, Towels and
Toyene Draper embroidered striped. IN sets OF by
the yard quilts Tolo vers Linens. Damasks. &c. an
opportunity Afforded lay them IN AZ better advan
,age than ever before or probably ever AGAIN.
Sheet.nss shirtugs and other Domestic Goods We sell
them ai 20 per less than last Spring prices and the
probability IS that adsanoe these goods NAV be
peccd that the economist VIII look well 70 the fact that
now ) the time 20 buy If ever.
our stock IS very large and determination IS u re-
due. and therefore Offer inducements the
comrlshuent 81 our intentions. and customers may
reap the benefit W WI GlLLEf.NCO.
iyi 2tTuATh.
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~ 7 NF.NNN VI I Z 7
~ SFOVs'S Patent Sring Helr Mattress BED uanaiar-
turci "ciiy ts " X PRINCE \ co II ~ rGroa-sf
kr,ki,n. trcct >uHS e ~. Ps1sSeS hal. Mattress
and Feather Bed and VII wear twenty 90 The. VIII
ul n.y. o. nSe both sides. made nl >prnsS pure
Hair. Ac And arr etp,s tree toa Cotton waS.,. rcS.
Husk Moss Hogs Rri>ieS other teiefcTol> aTt
ol Which rs;tr ss the ~ the BOY S2-as Mattresses
sc y the cornsGn,ty ca.afSS thaurh they
have hvG rurNhEScd respectable sh1pS l., alv
PERSIA Who has n iaJe th4ass cas1 Spras Mattress,
investigate ths uAitef. sn3 cl' Of ts the
shove remark VII prove cofrcct kr>>Sgues PAfcn. Ma
Bed CatsaS ten pounds o pure har ft
~AJh thcy he cheapest AMI h>t bed rcr LAie a1i
Ia has used them, bgt prNlo' them
.e>f psrgcCi article foI those IN hsaltA iae luysG
NYM -NOAN PATENT MERCHANDISE COMP ANY
2sa Broadway and
BENZ NENHOl 81. rs HldS,n-st New-York. are
APPOINTED sssGJs taking osrs where the arJcle na
s.tn hy those ns tbs G,y she AnHfrts -.
FULTON. y RrVaS T. lc-S 2mIuIaS>-
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mo RENT-From FIRST JULY-A

i COUNTRY HOUSE heaautGllS ,cestej at New
hursk commanding saleaSdyie~ Oh N.e hlssiAnds'
- with,n few minutes walk of the Pos'-of<e, Steam
Ssai landings RalrcSd Depot sc. rae house IS 40 feet
Nv 81 With wing l6 feet ~ "a, con'nas n,,nas and
~. tchea WITH cellar under the Whole hne we'll
.,sr near the Kitchen docr Also, ve<rtshle sacea.
Sii with VEGETABLES CROWNS and irs garden ea-
as ~ Seslrsl ANY person wishing such place in'
sew mnnihs OF longer ame can ~ 'sAins tne ooi "
- ,,ch This placV in than hours. whea oy cstas
epon . ~ ~ N S,,a,,ses zeal To-
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4 EAKy TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

i If,ed Tor one per foot WITH the NewJersey ANTI
Corrosive Paint. and warranted This Pant Is wei adapt
81 for ont houses fencing &C Sold fs cents per pound,
mixed ready for use Office 2S3 Spnng-st near Hudson
I'm
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DACIflC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY-Ony through line for California AMI Oregon
The public informed that under the new arrangement
Of tins Company inspected anh approved by the
Navy Department, and carrying the United states Mail VIII
continue leave Panama and San Francisco the st sn
18th day Of each month unless detained b, unavoidable
cdents, and viii touch at Acapulco. sa' Diego and Moe
tsfcy
The following steamships belonging 70 the Pacific Nal
Steamship Company, IA the Pacific, one Of which
vii be always IN port al each END % The route
Oregon ,OJ9 tuns, Republic, 2oOtun'
Panama 1887 tuns; Carolina coo tnas,
California, 1859 tuns; Columbus bVt tuns'
tennessee 300 tuns; lstbsus'
NOuhelner, 200 tuns; ChfVfh o"V thhS'
Columbia, 400 tuDs, Antelope
rs. sbii C,nu5,s viii ply betwssa ; ~ Fran
CISCO Oregon AWNING a. the f%i rs's 10
arlyal Of the mails and passengers rom r'H'"' 'o ,--
tnruing without delay with the mails and pisseng-s Tor the
steamer from San Francisco. M, . j., .,.
regular Inr Of propeon vii be Kept np 81 TIC iIss-
roaion Of feight and transient Asssn gers beesH Pana-
ma and francisco
now under charter q th- company and pccuiiady
cabin arrangements, Will NJ keti running
a. an extra family bOaf
one ~ The above steamers VIII keep up con action
tween Acapulco and The other Msrean pof's
Thr connectinu tbs Atlantic vii be uaIntasd by he
oh', GSo}sis 5000 t9ns Crescent City, % tuas
olo 8 e,8 tuns Cherokee, /, 90 tuns,
Emyire CITY 3 90 tun. Philadelphia, l. 800 tuns
LEAVING Ns~-YoTk for Chagrs. "a the nth a"d 10Th Ut
The sew steamship Eioraao and the Falcon will form
.rect between NewOreals and C1ares leaving al
zach perO VIII insure Little ds.eai!oa - possible
tns Isthmus. and forming with Tie Paeiac steamships
thrsush line - and from NewOreans AMI port % Heuco.
Caiurula ane OREGON Passage IIG Ne. orleans can %
Agents A. that place.
Tae fare for through tickets from NewYo rrsA-
cisco has been reduced from
$500 State Rooms 10 500
S33o IN Lover CABIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Tie rate from N.x-York 70 Cbasr, All he atths iSs.s
atoptsd by any safe ssa-stsaneI es"een those port.
bor choice 4 births, sppJ ., the oes a NO t"--s,.
atDSW'f
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At PRIVATE SALE A beautiful
IA COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing about twelve
OF land handsomely located the village Of COil
Synng, IN Putnam County, Immediately nOrth Of Under
clh. The location very desrzDe. LaFlng an extensive
0f the Highlands ffe Hudson RIVER, and West Point
Upon the premises there desrsDs and chsee - ecOn
Of fruit AM tho fruit trees heaiafdl aed ilniiI
condition For further particulars inquire Of CbORGE
= MORRIS al the Office Of me Hone journal, IN New
York. Of u o. DYKMAS, q. Cod Sgr.ng; y u the
sub~riheY f,eJDc,cl ALEXANDER ANDERSON.
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NOR CALIFORNIA via CHAGRES

IL DIRFCT-The new steamship LAFAYETTE, 500
tuns burden Chas SOddard Commander. date OF steam
ship Crescent civ Will sail from Philadelphia for Cha
gres direct TIT RSDAY. lvn July AZ II o'clock. from
her wharf near Leuhard-st
The above steamer has proved herself very fast and re-
markedly vessel tbeng her FIRST voyage
from Europe ana her accommodation for first and second
class PASSENGERS unsurpassed Through tickets 10 san
Francisco viii be furnished reduced rates. Tickets fur
nshed sre To- Padeipho For freight passage apply 10
le2i iGts J O. WILLIAMS, 1913 FfOnt-st.
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GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
NRESH FLOUR.-Chefsca Mills, 2j4

q Mesi Tweoiy -scyenthst New-Inrk The proprietor
Of the Chelsea Mills prepared - furnish The citizens
of Ne~-Nork with superior article of Fresa tfrunnd
FLOU H. Graham Flour, hte and yellow Me'l H1nnny,
Wheaen GUis and Corn Farns delivered m any part of
the CITY Corn Oats and Feed. hand and delivered 10
order. Having engaged practical miller who i familiar
with all the Modern Improvements m milling. the pubic
rest ASSURED with h,ug served with gsoi article
All orders sent e. the mil. to The t pot 10 B.ckman 81,
WIZ meet with attention JAMES II MUNSON
nv 2mEIIlAS
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NOR LIN ERPOOL.-l'nitcd States Mail
i Steamship ARCTIC. Capt j c Luce This steamship
viii derar IN the mails r Europe positively ou SATUR
DAY July sat ~ oco,k VI fom hen berth loot ID Canal
NJ berth secured TIL paid Cos.
Al and papers must pass tltrough in Post Once
For freight passage. having un'qualcf accommodate
tons or elogauCo and comfort appit o. .
EW'D X COLLINS. So Wall y.
Positlyel' 10 freight VIII Dc received On board aIler
Thursday evening july }.
The steamer BALTIC Will succeed the Aroe' aad nl
July 49, Ul
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NOTICE.-BIYERS of Ford y

! Y co : Celebrated Metallic Rubber OVER SHOPS,
are informed that the ire at their Works md NOT de-
sfro, the buildings containing the machinery the detention
therefore viii be but three four weeks when ali VIII Ice
rebuilt aud IN fun operation.
W. solicit examination from the Trade. ~ ihc >t"N
now IA store amounting o. over 100000 pairs. comprising
an The various STYLES Dealers rely having their
orders promptly filed - usual.
BREEDEN BROTHER sole Agents.
ie26 lw' pa Pelr.-S and % Cli-st.
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CoR sALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

s. AND Orofl and cAgiol S,aaici on tbs PRINCIPAL
treet IN We Village 81 Huntington >ut,s Ceil between
hch place ami the Cy New lcgk there - dalls c1a-
r acs,en ~ railway and steamO, II noi Sold prev -
10 the LEI Of September Viii Dc sod - plc aucica ia The
premises at oVl,>k, PM, 81 that da. ~ terms ana
inSrc nl,.Culai deS, il. lneui.v II ID PlArr. Es2,
a Fttrfa.
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NOR LIVERPOOI..-Un States
Mail steamship ARCrIc Capt J {. Luce This
steamship will depart with the mails 10! Europe, posi-
lively on SATURDAY, July > At u "c'"N ~ tI'ui her
b,,h AZ the foot of Canal st. N0herh secured m pad for
An letters and papers must pass through the Post Oco
For freight passage having uneQ1hed Accommodations
FOX elegance and comfort, apply y - 49,. ~, J.
" EW'D X COLLINS. ~ Wall'st
Positively no freight will be received on board afier
THURSDAY evening. Juy 3
The steamer nc will succeed the Artc. and sal
July 10 IeJu
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Two LET At RYE NECK VILLAGE

j Il f,.o-atory GOTHIC COTTAGE Just fnlshel
Il an acre II ground and number OF
fruit trees stta6 he'd and ten minutes walk u the Mama
raneck Station on he y Y a NeU-Haven kailrea1 mem
the rate II ~ per year Inquire q IOhrhI>Sf
III BOw cry. siose store. Je5o Nv"
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rIVHE SUBSCRIBER oilers tor SALE
II prSfnrNfr "a ii

het PRESENT RESIDENCE M iAe B'Nosh "a
>rANEoRp II n stu .fvl "a an eisincoec NNetHslas
Inc entire yi.lsce and has cOanS inx YEA ~ great
,N,rt 81 Long Island soGna The dwelling aoaSe u IN"
siorrS Ash M gNsa rvpa0r. aud c>HAaS Yea fSei> a.
,ched H. the house are tsfvc acFtS 81 iSo N sh
s,ats Il cuiil, alton. which c barn ss1 Nai,ve
a.. iut trees aud shruh6ery. L consatetrI e,e ~ 'e
ost pleasant situations The village aud WI eT $40 %
reasonable terEs Apply "a ANE> PikRtk I'D hleecA
,eM ~
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Co.,.ge containing 4 rs with kitchen. cellar and
. tea rom 30 feet long situated about ID minutes
,.aIk from he landing md affords one II the most inssnn
c views III the NORTH River Rent SlJJ - the
~ of No,cuts or szo9 20 the 1T II Aprl nett inquire
n FRANCIS BLANCHET, 20 Six.n-ayeage. before . 4
NJ ~ from 5fOS = u. JeSo D
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FOR SALE g. TOILET.

TO LET-The neat 2-story dwelling
II house % Crosby-st near Nibo's Possession the
lst Of August. Or perhaps esfler.
iyl 81. THOMAS EwBANK.
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AN Hill COMMENTATORS -

~ Carnues II selhax So square lest IN Ssc->atSe
Graves Is f adults children rncvv 10 NeSrs >s lnclud-
,ag opsnns aud closing the sane The NNaeS Steamboats,
~. the fst ri Rchln>n and hnmnd SIS three times
la -oclcck A NJ i Y VI aul 4 VI Leave Gene
.nf A NJ n A Nj and Y NJ -
'S -Ih. NM 4 H,ZEf.B ARrH. SECRETARY
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VACANT LOTS for SALE.-Two Of

Y the best LOTS Sevenae.Ay., west side. ee,~eea
v>,.n,x ,,,nd and Twenty IS two LOTS rsea-
~ s,i ~ aud two fNenyevs,-s; Seyenth-sS.
m. making and 10 Ae made this Avenue,
"a IN ~. x,r,n,y render this desirable Ap
~. 10 Isef IN h ~ CHESTER. ~ wall-sf
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DAKER'S IMPROVED MODE of

BsETTING BOILERS Orders v'll he received for
the above and information funstsd plan and the
me which has been effected ia numerous eases
sl0tf STILLN.AN. ALLEN co.
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VI'O LET or LEASE-An excellent

II FACTORY BUILDING and WAIEk 70" th, on
never ,irg stream about 20 miles from ihis CITY sp-
bic FOR Cotton or Wooden Factory. 81 - bui 2 nles
from the Ere Railroad and .. ffrn TIE 1uson h'ri
Rent low. - 1.-o- r1.-rrrr~c
good and for Countrg StOre-has been eStabilshed ~
years "a near popular gl,t mil! aud ~ sooN IahhS
country viii be let reasonable g. 5. table tenant Ap-
plv 10 p SMITH Is Nassau, cor. Cedar s.. ~ STAR
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