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SuPrRscRlpTIoS LETTEas.--ln the directions to post
masters in the Postal Guide, much is laid upon
the proper superseripton OF letters 1t be correct
First, il be legibe, and if ought TO include the
county well the State to which the letter is directed
Packages OF letters put up office tor
10 another should also be supescrbed with the county
OF the latter oiice postmaster in Texas says in that
Safe the pos, Offices little known oil their i'm
mediate Deghborhood that letters not inscribed with the
county are frequently sent expermeniay from Office 10
office, until they out, without reaching The Office
for hch they intended greater attention TO these
matters The part OF the writers Of the letters. well
pos masters would much promote the comfort of post
masters and the facility and safety OF the mails
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on ths petition q short Landon,
prsyng Of patent sransd the Oh
Is7 railway
..son ssd patent, which iaks, pisce the s.u
day " Octoh.f, ISL
Il ordered that petition once
day september 1885, ~ o'cloct and all
nothsd appear show they have, why SAID
p.itsn ought BE- granted
Opposing rcguired - Ole IN the faisn
specifically frih vritnE, AZ sss,
hsanns ~ hisa ~ eitsf
be hearing taken uansaea Ia
orce, which w ~ FURNISHED rpcs
ordered also that rshshsd M lnter.nc.
Repsblic uaion, Washington o. G psiy nes no-an, Ns.
Providence JparA Providence n 1aursn Nau
fofd CONNECTICUT Express. Vi and rhsasiha nqaifsf, fh
adelpbs Three successive wsfs rssieas y
the 1eth day of September neat ..-.
Aug 2-law3w Commissioner 81 fs'snts
papers vii Fissss and send s
bills the Patent Oacs, with containing u n"nrs
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TAXATION OF UNITED STATES PROPERTY NJ THE
STATEs-The late decision Of Mr. Justice Grer, IN the
circuit court United States eastern district OF Penn
syvania relative TO the power of the States 10 tax the
property of the general government used in ITS ordinary
functions and operationssuch az yards, srsenas,
Amusement in the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and on which the Judge prefers TO remain uncommtted
till Il shall again be brought before the Supreme Court
and fully argued But whatever be the power and right
of State TO tar all land within her territory, and make
Il contribute the burdens OF the State, the Judge ia
clearly OF opinion that enforce the payment Of
such from the United States by sezng the personal
property or used by the general government in
performances Of the duties and in execution OF the powers
ntrusted 10 IT, No matter how Just The dema nds
OF any State upon the United States, they only be
enforced by appeal Congress- Judge Gner also ex.
pressed the opinion that the legislature of Pennsylvania
had never authorized the assessmen Of taxes such
United S,aes property but that the law in that regard
had been misconstrsed.-N Y. Journal of Commerce.
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THE UNION.

removal Of the barriers which obsruct reeipro-
cal interchange OF mutual benefits between the two
tries:
THE Canadian has proposed 10 our own Il
establish reciprocal free trade with in eenan sIti
oes. the natural products OF both countries IL remains
with the American government 20 determine whether
the leading principle of Mr. Puts celebrated bin Of
equal and honest reciprocity, after having been buried
Tor nearly three quarters Of century under the aceu
INFLATED rubbish OF narrow and selfish enacunens shal
become resuseitaed, ard form the basis OF lib
ers legislation cannot refrain from expressing my
convictions that this recommends Itself strongly
10 American Interests and magnanimy. II is true that
objections against reciprocity with Canada have been
nfged rom sources which enIte them TO high considera
ton but II IS believed that while the advantages TO Can
ads VIII be Immediate, the disadvantage TO US If any,
Will be local and temporary, and will DO wholly counter
balanced ny ultimate benefits IL is measure, more
which has once received tho sanction OF the popular
branch Of our national legislature and has been advocated
10 past years by our distinguished Of both
political parties
THE relations between border nations be those
oil indifference They must be either friends foes and
u spirit OF mutual vindicveness aroused the oppo
tunes Tor actual aggression viii only be easy and
frequent
"a liberal policy on The part Of government will
avert these evils, and perpetuae alliance suggested by
nature and favored by origin and language
This policy Is recommended upon higher grounds than
those OF Immediate or selfish interest Ii is in harmony
with the enlarged commercial ideas of the present age and
Is extendins by annlhiatDg space, time, and prejudice
In the intercourse Of distant and hostile nations
Whatever may be Its local and temporary effects, will
ensrse the circle OF human happiness Under its inhu
ence the noble rivalry oil industrial activity will take the
place OF mutual aggressons and the possible strife OF arms
The prosperity of county will overflow and inermin
gle with that the other Though under different govern
enls, shall be people, aborng hand in hand tc
accomplish the high destiny Of the North American cont
neuI"
II is 10 be remarked that Mr. Andrews does not advo
the acceptance of the proposition of the Colonial Par
lament though General Dix declares that he would have
carried il in Congress. if time had not been wanting
for the movements Even at the late session the propo
son oil the Colonial Parliament was iavoraby received
and the discussion that took place shows that, for
Of lime, the subject was postponed.
Mr. Andrews proposes that, in addition TO the free
gaon OF the ST. Lawrence, the British government
should give the free navigation of the ST. Johns abo
ion OF duties in regard 10 our lumber shipped on the St
Johns, and further privileges in regard to fisheries
which are restricted under the treaty of Client.
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nv A. GREEN Aue,,on,or.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Monday,
shall sell on the premises, at O'Clock,
preci. following list of valuable building lots situated in diff
ieren sections OF the ciy
Lot Is square $50 fronting 81 feet ID
running back 90 3x inoher between and
No 81 in No 53i, fronting AZ street ~ feet 81
al l. and r Streets the City Hail.
fronting ~ feet four inches on
street between Sd and beautiful building lot
Also fronting 80 inches
street running back 100 feet deep, between and
streets, south the canal
Also, lot n ", situated in square No. GAP.
Also, lo 30 and II, in square No go
Also, lots Nos. In square No. $50
Terms balance in and two years, for
notes endorsed bearing interest deed and deed
taken OF the purchaser Title
good.
J,ny a-at A. GREEN, Auctoneer
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By DYER s MCGUIRE, Aucuoneers.

IMPORTANT SALE or REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
/ WASHINGTON AT AUCTtON-On Monday, August III,
ecioos the premises, shall sell that range Of three
bfck building Union Buildings situated
described city plat lot No. 5,
Ne and 1852 feet deep, containing
n, lS0 square feet.
buildings Ave offices the ground hoo large
oes back buildings and
which, together the location render them very de
sbae, comparative uiHng be converted
hotel or which better site cannot be found in
printing and bookbindng establishment the
having been executed mere ior number o.
the manufacturing
saa. an unuaai opportunity capitalists safe and proia
Imm.dssy Of tho above described property the
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TREATY WITH THE Sioux IsDIANs.-A Geographic des-
PATCH bearing date Wednesday last at MENDOZA, Min
Lea. Commissioner Indian Affairs, by which we are as
sared that The object Of his mission that region of
country has been partially accomplished, by the making
No particulars are given in the despatch The commission
ers MIR Lea and Governor Ramsey bad appointed yes.
iertay, The 3lst, the Lower Bands at Mendoza
for the purpose OF also forming treaty with them, and
expected to return home in few days afterwards.
National Inteigeneer
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, SITUA
TED ON FOURAND-A-HALF STREET AT AUCTION
the 9Th August shall sell the premises
O'Clock precisely the following valuable and desirable building
lots, the desirable OF the Island
Lot No square No 4g7, fronting 9inches
west side between and streets, running back loo
20 feet alley
Also l. in square 536, fronting 70 feet on Virginia
north side, between Sd and ~ Streets running back ~
Also lot square $50, fronting 81 feet more less,
Virginia avenue 30 aud ~ streets north side running
back % 90 feet deep.
Terms One fourth the balance in Elk, twelve, and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Of The purchaser or purchasers. Title good -
Jnv' aid A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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m saturday the VI of August shall sell the premises 81
aeeees, lot No ~ situated n D., fronting A.
sst On ~ans and having drph Of about hundred
beet ee~eon SIN and ~ handsome and desirable pd
ngt good chance speculation the lot must be rod
Terms Owe and mine months to
ssseoy endorsed bearing interest from the day o. s"e
Juiy IA A. GREEN, Aucbeneer
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MAHOGANY BOARDS, fLA>9E, kNp Nf>tthr ut AuS-
MI TfUS-on Monday shall ss 81 ~ oecsi
erosloni q ashxsy fpnt u ~ ~ss"a-s 81
& Tho sssosasent consists %
~, ~, . y, n inch ssaa
1000 feet II splendid shaded saa csfisd vsnesrt
Also, small iet ~ and \ hNes wsinat
Terms Al and uaasr ga, rssh ewet ~ csaN =
sixty aud ninety days, ff note. satisfactorily enaa'ses Nas "
Carpenters oshins makers. sna baasf respectfully 'astte
They Il wehy q their siienuohi - N
Aus "a A cRfES, sscuousss,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
BALrlNoRs, Ausl-b

BALTIMORE, Aus i-b, p. IN
The aspect Of political affairs belokens success 10 the
democratic party the approaching election Nj Pinkey
Whyte, the able and plished eand dse Of dem.
ocras Tor Congress, is universally recognised
Thy 10 succeed the talented McLane The wings talk OF
bringing out l. Yates Walsh who is undoubtedly their
strongest man. but IN the present Of popu feeling
Mr. Whyte Is certain 10 defeat him by 600 MAORI.
ny Should Kenly Patterson be nominated on their side
our majority viii reach very high figure. The nomina-
lions for the legislature, far made are entirely salts
factory 10 the party.
The city continues barren OF news, and have nothing OF
interest send you Rumors aoa OF the failure of
large dry goods house up iowa. for an varousy
stated at from $500 900 S5000U0 The particulars will
doubtless transpire in few days
THE MARKErs-Sales of Howard street -four at 81 l2A
Sales OF red wheat 80 So white at 50 SO cents
White corn 81 81 yellow 50 90 cents Whiskey
2s "a cents.
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by DYER 81 ncGUIiSh, Auction-.rs.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.-on Saturday
morning. 3D. at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL front of
of household furniture, &c.,
Mahogany sofas and rockers
Do paror chairs, divans
Cane and W chairs,
Dining midi tables, card tables
Rout tables, sideboards, wardrobrs
Dressing and plain bureaus, wristbands
Toilet sets, looking glasses, cots
High md post bedsteads, uundes
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Crockery glass; wooden and iron
Bathing tubs, refrigeraors, stoves
Parior, chamber, and passage carpets
Oicoth, mating, stair rods
aviary, bird
Several fine oil pain ings, guitar
Newspaper form table for hotel
Lot OF window ssshes and mantels, &c. - -
Terms ash. DYER Il MCGUIRE,
Id Aucuoneers
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The Hon Stephen A. Douglas, the able and accom-.
pshed United States senator arrived in town Satur-
day evening last on a visit to General Cass and otber
friends in city His admirers throug bout
the Union will be glad learn that the Judge is in the
enjoyment of excellent health and spirits
(Detroii Free Press
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ssiisesav's oMss, S"sy e. s-sa
NOTICE TO TAx-pAyERs.-Noucs A. bsfse5 rysn NJ ne
~ and Fafsbs - ms eHes
10 poi Ne io~ed VI lac
the cuuest yes eaa hssss o. Dist asg u
"'s''' Ensuing a. o. ROCHE,
July x1-eod aeheetaf
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No ~.
one uh cash balance IN equal instruments Of 10 lS
and ~ monfhs, win Interest, satisfactorily secured
DYER n MCGUIRE,
Iuf Aucnopeers.
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TGLEoRApnIo nnrUnrs Eoa THE UNION

NEW YORK, Aug i.
stocks are depressed Canton Company has declined
Dailea plates o. 1865 lli} Flour i firm and active
saes 81 VoV 0Ds al VI % - IL for State brands and
% ~ ~ oia or southern Sales OF wheat l0l
of pene'ee white and southern ditto 81 Corn is
aueisaies OF mixed at 90 cents, and yellow 90
Cotton is unchanged, with moderate sales Whiskey 24Sa
rs cents.
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NORFOLK, July 81.
strong gale Mas been prevailing all day which IL is
feared has done great damage along the coast
The United States sloop of Plymouth has bean m.
dered sail for Cuba but the gale vet her
going.
Business is dull, and the markets are unchanged
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zaazks Aa1k AsfaE

Pacific Mail steamship COmpany.-The only Through
Line California M Oregon.
E public informed under the arrangements
company inspected and approved Navy Depart
Panama and San Francisco the Isl and 18th of each
unless detained unavoidable accident will
san Diego and Monterey The following steam packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which will always
port end OF the the Pacific.
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS. with sailing
Drecons Commander Cadwaade Rngrod, United sia'es
the Faaones entrance 70 me oy
Francisco, bays Of San Francisco and san fapo, 49,
aTquines suisun bay confluence and deuc branches ~ ms
sacramento and san Jo,au rivers the cities o. sacra
~ w. n, ~ -. 80, ~, " TAYLOR n MAURY,
III Wasrv"s""oS" Eook sellers, M
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INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE for August.
/ The Gipsy Chief, by @. w, NJ. Reynolds.
Tupper's Works vols.
July % ERANCK
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INCEST OF In. Decisions In the Courts Q, sa"y IN
Inc Tnad states by r. Putnam, OF be boston bar
vols erce octave 1851 giving digest an me decisions IN he
courts OF equity United States previously 10 io" Just pun
shed. I'll
81 ON 'N'"O"
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IIARPER's magazine for august
III Bvnea OF Engine WORK and Engineering No &
Passages in The Of Mrs Margaret Maitland Of sannysde
written by herself vol
Ins, pnbIisbed and for sale by TAYLOR n MAURy,
July 81 sooksfNefs, near e'h street
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TEXAS Land AgencyThe undersigned offers his services As
appcraning lands In Texas, but paruc-
uny lands and patents for the same
be when informed what IL
Address IL. G. CATLETT,
May 3I-6mdScp Dallas Texas.
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oTICE-Frc piugsThe following law is published for the
~ information of the public The penalty VIII be enforced against
all who violate It's provsonsi
board Of Aldermen and Board Of Common
the Washiu aton, That
nure the plugs erected alenu Pennsylvania
without having brst oh
tained the written consent Commissioner OF Public Build
ngs plugs than tor the
FIRE for the
they SHALL
fined a than hye than
twenty dollars be applied other fines are
the hydrants by the Commissioner
Of Public Buildings hereby revoked. - !. -
WILLIAM EASBY,
July 1O-eolw Commissioner of Public BUILDING
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T fully informs the pubic that
the OF the line OF mail coaches running
Winchester by the way OF Leesbug lie
good horses will have IN hs employment
accommodating II6
will good pains will be
accommodation, convenience
him their The
patronage respectfully solicited once at Potomac
between Sd and AZ streets
JAMES ii KEMP.
Aug Idly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25
NEW INVENTIONS.

TIVE COMBINED vAPoR ENeINE-ruE suBscRr
H having obtained from the United S<atss
patent K ks iaventcn Of the Combined vspor Iagns IL
rrsrarea % ael the right 70 SAID Invention
sesabs srns invention Of the subscriber applied
shsr 70 snsie eng With two cylinders and ristoss or,
cylinder and piston each In either VI the
rerchlorde o. other easily vAporssd hgvd The
steam senersted and applied - in the ordinary
CINE hut the Of the steam f~ the nrs oylin
der sfsr having exered lie force passes
into air light case termed yaporser, eoptAins nam
Der Of ,ns Tubes charged With perhlods o. sse sasly
contact with the entire surface Of ssees The
faculty 81 aorbinx caorc Possessed ey qusds Of The 49,
uron the eomig ID contact MIN the rsrfses Of
the tuter charged hsyfr1th args portion Of The
loro Of the steam 10 absorb$d by the liquid IN the
tubes which teeoms thereby vsporised, ed the
tess thus deprived Of M eaiove, 10 mmsdiatsiy ccndensd
obtained ~ the action Of the steam rerchlo@e
ld In The tuhs 10 eenducted Into She secoua cylnder,
snd after sssrng lie elastic f<ce (which pAsr than
scaml The piston In the second cyinaer eondsd
aud BY means Of force pump seurnsd into the vspcrp
which thus heer resnarlx suppsd. and nssrnAtsh
vaporsed and concerned The sewing efeend y ns en-
Fneis IN the sma quantity o. Goals required sr che s..s.
rusacns In the boiler the water being eomretely die
titled by The feitsrAton vapcrirston, snd ec4dens1on
The pernhlorde ehear hud vhsn enes nAsssa NE
quantity In tho tubee Will last eonsdersh unA the al
frnste condensation and varorisston occsscuns vsrl
trnips less in the buih or qusntfy employees. nerl
application the suterbsr For rsvtseulars ~
10 terms sale apply 70 the subscriber A. We cns of
Iathas. suste No AZ Broad street. in The Ety ~ Na~
Yea. PHOsFkk " 'kkkbifhs
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DosT OFFICE. 40. PASTOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jonathan will close a. this ofoe Monday 18th Instant
Postage 70 The following races prepaid OF ~
cents Panama 10 CENTS San FRANCHISES, cents Southwest
Coast Of South America ~ cens rrspsd 70 b. forwarded
tie Tniepenaent Express mail steamship New Orleans ieh
JUNE, three days in sdyance " the Z. z. mail.
BERfoRD Co. 2A,.or Hous.
ID ERroRDs b co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, BY
- steamship BrotAex Jonathan, 18th install Eoot cent
this will BE- forwarded from Panama on
steamship New Orleans i2h June three days In sdvAnce Of
the y mail steamship. TrsShts TO San francisco 70 cents
b thrscf ourths In sivancshe other -four paysns
and San rraaciscc ~ cents prepaid OF not Y sous
Am.riean rerts 70 cents prersd Goods received tl r.
= '' siRfoSD i Co. 2A.,or House, New FORK.
~ ooDs eiYiPpxD AT PANANA. IN TH1RTEEN DAYS
~ from Nsv York, By A. II. MILLER a. CO.'S Calncfns
Elprsss, once Wall street Our ntrt shipment per Bfo-
18th. 1his N. only California Erprsss having their ovn
fsenss Tho Tsshmus aai make tsf shipm.ns rerulsr
from Panama mai Goods cleared and consul
oharses free 70 shippers.
GREooRr's FAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACK
~ age, and Parcel E,presses-Pcr steamers Brother
Jonsthsn and Crescent City, Monday snd "wednesday
tic 18th and 18th ineOur next REGULAR Expresses Will Re
rsneed messtnser Messrs wilcoK snd ssyeis who will
connect With prompt ishmus SCENTS 81 Chsres From
the superior facilities Possessed by this Esyres
abed TO forward goods from this city 70 San Francisco in
two days lees time than IA occupied forwarding the United
states mails Psrcelsrceyed until The morning o. the a
Packages which must in all ossc be made strictly water
proof should be left AZ the Office the day prsyou. No Gus
tom House charges made. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
Managers sui Ascnss, 10 fsay stteeh
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"A and Ladder Company No held At their Truck Hsuse
Monday evening" May the following persons elect
ed scsrs for the ensuing year:Jsmes Anderson Fore
man Charles Holder Assistant Foreman s. Eugene kr
by Secretary; Thomas Storms Treasurer Charles Robb and
Osborn H. Schrener representatives, and the wing
solutions were uns nimousiy sdopte3-
Resolved That the thanks OF this company be add
hereby rendered 20 Mr. John Creighton for the Kind and inn
pa-al In which he has conducted the Affairs Of the
for the last two past and regret that bis
business makes necessary for lin 70 leave rs asd the Fire
Department. in which he Always useful member but
indulge the hope that will be his pleasure TO often meet
with while in the discharge Of duties we'll in
private life 20 which he retircs.
Resolved That the thanks Of tAs company be also ten
dsrsa Daniel Edsa tor his Efficient aud useful
vices Assistant Foreman, and regret that his health re
auires resign his command but hope that IL
renewed him and anticipate the pleasure Of
lis company member with for long time 70
by order Of ss kIRpy. Secretary.
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FINE ARTS.

nj ATIoNAL ACADEMY or DEsIaN.-THE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition of the Academy now open to
the public, At their Galleries. No. 90 Broadway opposite
Bend street, from A. M. until ~ r. N. Admitance -
cents; season tickets 90 cent?; catalogues l2 cents By
order Of the Council. -
INVENTORS AND OTHERS REQUIRING ENGINEER
III ing or Architectural Drawings, with vthou work
trAwiss speeihoalons estimates, ko msy BE- fur
nsheA vith.the same, Application, " letter, 70 H. f.
Herald sfhce.
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DARNUMs MUSEUM, PuILADELPHTA.-P. r. BAR
40 nun, Proprietor Henry Sanford, Assistant MaaaSsr-
nenday EVENING ssseht Of the accomplished sssrs. nss
Aexina Usher The interesting medy ALL THAT 0IIT
TIERS is NOT GOLD which has been played with
the ROUGH DIAMOND the fine old comedy cf WILD
and appointments. called the LADY or THE LAKE Win
all be produced during the week. with other sterling Atras
Nons The AfNrnoons made merry by pleasing fAress
vaudevilles and short dramas. The eunoatss Number
many thousands Of the derful kind Admission
these and performance. % cents children undex
ycArs, l2i, cents.
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EXCURSION.

ExcuRsIos TO sTRAIIosIoRT.-I SPLENDID
II steamboat ISLAND CITY, Cartan r. ynoids eomman-
der viii proceed the above beautiful place Thursday
will sar fro Fulton Ferry o'clock IN the morning and
viii land passengers directly or the new dock anordng four
lghtu scenery which hss much charmed every observer
Justly obsned for much celebrity aud popularity
The subscription book Will be the ground which viii
afeyd parties opportunity q choosing their lots and
daeiy placing their the lie, Of ubserbers
Tor further particulars Advertisement N Brherc Will
be r-freakments n the spOt.
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NJ Lover.-proApscr Iaxtor Of Lesdcn having arrived
n sos, s send 70 sddres .. rse.ips q oss dollar
pcc pail plain directions enable fadiss or gentlemen
n @ devot>N aaseons % The opposite The process
eut 90 captivating thAt all may Be married. lire
spfcuve ASe, Appsaranoo, position and lae though
sesssst arssssd Win sad ssc.sy that
steenQn impossible. Address Professor LAYTON, BOSTON.
ne letter tahsn from the Pest once pnlss The post