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rsITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

E1lTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
a Coal Company is prepared to deliver to families In
any part =. ths city. Brooklyn and Wilsmsburgh from 10
Canal Boats and several yards the various sizes OF ts
Pttston Coal which Is superior Anthracite for domestic
use. Apply at the yards Of ith-st and eh.sv.
Wes:st Morton al the foot OF GOyerneurst, Eest
River foot Of North lost, Wiamsbmgh; foot OF Cold
st. Brooklyn at the office OF the Company, corner OF
Broadway and Wast The Coal will DO delivered at 81 10
per Of 1000 lbs from the Canal Boats and at y -,
screened from the yards
q 4 PER TUN.-Peach Orchard Red
W Il Ash Coa Nut size; also, Egs and Stove size, OF
the bes. quality at the lowest market price, At the Peach
Orchard Depot No. is7 Anthony-st- near Broadway
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GUPREME COURT.-In ths matter OF the app

-
- pauon Of the Mayor Aldermen CommonAy Of the City
New YORK. relative tie OPP NING and LAYING OUT OF
PUBLIC SQUARE, known a. BLOOMlNGDALE SQUARE, 10
the Nineteenth ard of sad ciyThs undssn-d Commas
Estimate and Assessment tbs above entitled matter, hsfss1
notice pursuant the OF Act OF ,hs Lsgss
people the New York, entitled An Act 10
Act entitled Act reduce several ass
tculay the Cry Of New fors Ac. passed April 10,
1885, and also the Act entitled "An Act 10 amend Act sDs&
sid County Of New Yob and for other Mag
1870 passed May T. ls+l the
all houses and Improved unmproyed affected
thereby that they have compct their esnas and
The shove entitled matter and that all whose nsfests
sred thereby aud Who be opposed the
Eq the Chairman ofihe ssj COMMISSIONER the Of Jobs
Weeks No g. Wal -, ~ q CITY OF New York, within tny
days tie date Of this And that limits embracsdby
the sad estimate AMI as,essmsn' follow that Alb
the lots parcels Of land, yins and being The
Nineteenth Ward Of the City Of New YORK. aud bounded described
sry hue Of sny (67h the south, By
nohery hne sd- 81 Forty ht 81 (d St ts east By the
westerly line SIDE Of Sixth (tta the BY tbs
ery Inc side Of Eleventh (lh lad down the
used BY t, Comns-onefs Estimate and
entitled matter file Aforesaid
CURED for snd benefited by IL. opening and yins Of Public
Square known Bhomnsdae square the Nineteenth Ward o<
the CITY Of New lors Ani tie SAID Commissioner further
notice that their report N is above entitled will be
and presented % the supreme Court Of the State Of Nav for
Speca Term Of the sad Court BE- held tho City Hall o tho
Of the Court that dag and that there and
sr-aef couns-lcn be- heard motion Will be thAz
sad report be con6rusd-Daied Ns~ foh, Jgly II lssl
MOSES MAYNARD,JL)
y0HN A. WEEKS, Commandment.
JOSEPH 8. YORK.
H..u IN. L.
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Hssnr v. DAuss. Atorn-y ystoctS
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap.


- pcaon OF tue Mayor, Aldermen ard conmonay d the
CITY 81 New io, relative OPENING u ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY FOURTH ST., from the Oh Church Road TO the
t ay IN the Cy Of New YorkTle und-f.1nsJ Conmssonsfs
Of Estimate ard Assessment b. above entitled matter hsreby
Vi the people Of the State Of New York. entitled An
amend Act entitled reduce several relating par
urJ the City ofNee iors passed 1877
and also the Act entitled An Act amend Act entitled
relation tho collection Of AsessgHts and Taxes the City
sd County Of New Yos and for other passed My IA
$780, ssssed May J, bil o. te
Of all houses. and lands z.asA
ter- that they have Competed their
tie above entitled natter ard that al per.ns
ctsd thereby ard who b. opposed 20 the squssa
o. pfrret their obsOns N wnins 10 hESkf BfEkmts, ESQ
TIE lbafmsnO 81 The sad COmOn-fs the Office of 6sofss l.,
O,bOhr, No. lf7 Mulberry st. Tie City ~ Ssv fot, shis
hry dsys from the date 81 th And that tho bs
bfaCed the said estimate AID assessment tho
lots pafcr Of land ard bsnsn tho Twelfth WarA
Of the Cy new fork and id within the ioioxns
w.t. On the sas, by tie wesry h0s SIDE Of lst
vest ~ the ssssry n. SIDE ~ 9th the north By the
hoe Of tie Of the bocb between 2ith
the south By he Inc d tie Of the block between Ih
and 1881 the bid the damages and b-nshs
used by the said COmussoDef- hs Aforesaid
Street comnoner o1s Of the Cry New YOh And the sss
Commissioner DO further notice that Their rspsr s above
sud all be- made and presented 20 the soprems Court OF
the State Of Nee fors, SPECIAL Term Of the sad Court 10 BE-
October s52 the Of the Court that day. ana
then there thereafter heard,
VIII be made report 10 cosGfD4isd Mes Y0fs
July ~ 1867 ,.
HENRY sERTHorS. coua,..,o..u.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

i Y Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st a. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 6! A. NJ for Dunkirk connecny with
frclass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo aud
Monroe and railroads 70 Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at 3 A NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIN atS4 P. NJ, via Piermont, for Oel.vue.
WAY TRAIN az 81 F. NJ via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN at u. NJ. for Dunkirk, connect
ing with rstc.si steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
IMMIGRANT TRAIN at NJ. vis Piermout
CHAS MlNOT, Superintendent
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YSENTERY and DIARRHEA

~ ehectually cured By HUNTERS DYSENTERY
CORDIAL, agisnted without opium kind OF drugs
eght and failure. The most respecra
bic references given in Pade phia where is Xensyoy
used Highly agreeable 10 the taste. For children and
persons Of delicate stomach II much recommended by the
hfst ply siciaEs
r. r. EVANS, Wholesale Agent, No South Sd-st.,
Philadelphia Just received and fof sale by O. II. RING,
Drut gst corner Broadway ard JOhL-t, Eew-Yok, aud
By BOSWELL ! Co, No. Isi Grand-,t, Willisms5ufsh
Aaents WANTED On EVER section Of the ni0n.
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me0iral.

A CERTAIN CURE for the PILES
IA Having been severely afflicted for than - years
with Piles AID having used variety u medicines without
relief had almost abandoned the hope OF sny benefit
was advised few since by Hon. Ezekiel Bacon, %
make use Of Ditche Spanish specific for the Piles
pared at No 81 Roos-yetst NswiOrk and on the very
rst tra was Immediately relieved and by the Of only
half bottle. considered myself perfectly cured From the
effect has Lad upon me- being years age would
ntly rec muend 1t to all who have suffered with that
excnciatipg disease WILLIAM ALNERSON.
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Hlonep Uante1 an6 to Eoan.

WANTED - S1,250 for two years.
w per cent will be paid and satisfactory security 10
double the amount given Address NJ N Y, Tribune Office
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ", OF NEW

~ JERSEY-Through from New. York to Esston, Pa, n
Four Hours, commencing Aug: Leave pier No i NORTH
River per steamer RED JACKET, for Easton and inter
mediate places ct A. NJ IL NJ and - r NJ aud fos
eouervls at p NJ Returning, leave Philpseurg (eppo
ate Esston) az ard 1890 A. N. ara 3l5PM
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 20 MA


WEST.
Let Train Express Leaves Rochester at $50 A. N
I'd Mall 9oo "
Sd Way Express, 53oP. n.
RETURNING.
lst Trsin-Express Mail leaves Nisgara Fails at 10
I'd Accommodation $50 r M.
Cd Express $40
Connecting both ways at Rochester with tle regular
Trains Oh the bany and Rochester Railroads.
No trains Sunday.
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany " the 65 a.
Express fIsin, the 7oO AM Express Train, will
rive Rochester in time for the Taiz leaving for Niagara
Fss $50 Pm, ard will reach Niagara Falls al S5i
PesS leaving Albany BY the 1890 AN Express Train
will arrive at Rochester at II p NJ where they remain
night and proceed Niagara Falls morning at $50
OF s35 and reach there ct "a A. NJ. OF 1883 p.
Passengers leaving Albany by the 50 NJ Express Train
Will arrive hochester at B 70 the next morning have
hour for breakfasts leave 80 A. in Express Train for
Hisfars sals and arrive there al 9.07 A NJ.
Pessei gers leaving Albany in the IL P VI Express Train
will arrive st Rochester 845 have 80 minutes for break
fast leave FOR NissArs Fails ct IS A NJ ard arrive there
alta 81 7. n.
Returning Passengers leaving Niagara Falls b. either Of
press Trains East and Albany. New YORK Bo%
ton, several hours sooner than by any other route
Trains this Road 10 direc. connection and into
the depot Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line. TIE Road pasrs along the Ere Can IL through the
meet beautiful and highly cultivated portion Of Western
NewYcrk and through the large villages Of Brockpor Al
bion, Medina and Lockport
The all new and unsurpassed.
Passengers Niagara Falls will take the Cars the rfh
sthe Rochester Depot. WARREN COLBURN, Supt
Rochester July 81, 1851
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- OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

- OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning
IA ton, foI BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEWBED.
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers c. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, Of this line regularly as here
tofore alternately leaving Pier No North River first gh.
above baiteryplsce, daily, Sundays excepted at Pm,
and Scpr gton at O'Clock NJ arrival of the mail
train, which leaves Bogton at 5 80 PM.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except Sundays at AM and Pm. New Bedford
ana Taunton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival
OF the mail train ct Mansfield
For freight or passage apply Of the Office No. 10 Battery.
place, board the boata
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST IT, 1852
W-YORK and SCHOOLGIRLS

N W. DIRK and SCHOOLEY'S
l MOUNTAIN, via MORRIS and ESSEX RArL
attractive.
Trains leave NewYerk from tie foot of Courtandtst -
follows
First Train at 81 AN, connecting ., MOrr..owp and
Dover WIN stages direct for the Mountain.
second Train a. y 81, connecting ith rses At Dover ~
above.
Third Tram preceding on to Dover wh.rs chi,
rsses can be procured to proceed direct the Mountain
YORK ard NEW-HAVEN
Y RAILROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT NJ,
la5HTsins ont Of New York leave sorrer Of Canal
e. and Broadway.
AccosNop.TIos AsD sp.cIAL-At J a1d II 20 A a
i5 ESpI-.s TO Stamford and Norwsk and stopping 1t al
stations beyond and st $50 PM through TO New
Al $50 p. N. for Eorv.k-st 35o AN. .nd 6l30 Pm kI
Port Chester The ll30 AN IN connection with Tran
from New-Hsven 10 Hartford and Springfield sui viii
yrsin over the Canal Ro.d
EHrsEss TRAINS for New-Hsven Hartford, Sprtnsnsll
so-on Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads Or
a-nsbmgh and Montresl-At An, stopping At STANFORD
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housstonic and Manga
tncs Railroads 81 Bridgeport .nd Canal Railroad st New
Haven and At $50 ~ stopping 81 Stamford Norvst and
Bridgeport connecting With Housstonh snA Nsusstsss
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
At $50 and s25 AN, and 40 NJ through from New.
Haven. At AM. from NorwaIk-st $50 AN and S4S
PM from Port Chester The IS A. NJ receives passengers
FROM Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads New
Haven The NJ receives pssensersfrom Hartford and
Springfield Railroads
ExPREss TRAINS leave Eev-Hsven arrival Of frans
from Boston, a. LIS and $50 PM, stopping ct Bridgeport
Eorwslt and Stamford D leaving Boston At An and
See large bill advertisement At tn. Station Bouse and
principal Hotes GEO. w. WHISTLER ia,
SUPERINTENDENT
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s. MAIL STEAM SHIP COM
EVOR SAN FRANCISCO-DIRECT.-

Il Pssssse only-The superior fast sa;lirs AMP AoE-
LAlDE Cobb Master will be dispatched for the above
port The lt September For passage only tall her height
being engaged having very ue aecomodsors iof fen
Nc. A seathr.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
Il PETREL. SEQ tuns w Sampson Commander. viii
sal fer BERN DA and ST. THOMAS the sth Sep
temter
Passage money to Bermuda. ..,................$50
Passage money 70 81. Thomas. 20
TIE Petrol has been built expressly for tropical climate
and has well ventilated aud large ststerooms with pluase
and shower baths VIII take fret ,ht low Apply
+. GU ARO, No { Bowling green.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

M 4 II II y SO u L III r. Il N and
I'VE NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRDADS.-GREAr
MAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO-On snd'after MONDAY,
May Sl-urt further notice passenger steamers and trains
will n n follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AID TRAINS GOING WEST
WARD.-One Of the first-csss steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, Of
7. M and DuBkirk q. II at night reaching Monroe az
2. NJ the next dsj and proceeding to Toledo the same
Afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe at P NJ the
arrival Of the boat cay Mondays excepted reschius Chi
the evening aud connecting at Chicago with first
for Milwaukee and ether Lale Mich
igsn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chcaso.
WARD.-EXpress trains will leave Chicagost9P NJ daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Nor at 30 next nods
An express steamer will leave Toledo every momns ex
eept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chcsgoand ressh Dunkirs and Buffalo several hours
70 the time for the first Express trains east for New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers aud trains At Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Der oft and Toledo
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD.-Ths train will leave TolFeo daily, Sundays
eeptsd. at A. NJ, connecting at Toledo With line Of
steamers from Cleveland and ssndusky and stopping al all
the s,ariops, will reach Chicago A. 81 L.
GOING EASTWARD.-Leey CHICAGO daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 A. NJ stopping at all Stations and ar.ins
Toledo 81 + NJ connecting with stease TO SsndusEy
and Cleveland and arriving there in time for all the
ing trains from those places.
pscket-bOst leaves Toledo a. A. NJ for Fort WsYne
and porte on the Wabash Canal JOS. H. MOORE
Adrian, June !, 1852 Superintendent.
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NOR SHREWSBORY. HIGHLAND

Il DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, LONG Branch Port
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK,
lnddlstown and RED BANK.-New and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt 4; IL Hagserty, gill leave
the New Haven Pier, Pecksp, East River, as follows:
Prom New-YoTk From Sarewsbury
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MORTGAGE, CITY and

DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and
RCOuNTY BONDS We o6er for sale Of fair rates ths
llowns SECURITIES Of the most undoubted snarssss'
$4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN Pa
GENT RAILROAD CONVSRTI Bile BONDS, Coupon.
payable 4. NewYorf Is. Jelly and ls January Principal
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERT BILE MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable IN Nev-York, /" June snd -
TepiIp es4ysD ed ISpArAroLs SEVEN Pm
CENT CONyEkTiBLE RAILROAp fihs =, Mo1n,.
GAGE BONDS Co1pous payable M MY ~ ~ .s Corc,s
sELLEEoNTAIiNET snd u6R pTaNA sF ssVhk
PER CENT BONDS, Coupons payable In New-Yofk, la
'JxIy soS % i INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENY
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE LIST MORTGAGE BONDS
Coupons payable in NewYork lst May aud LIST November
IS DO CRY Of P0RTsMOUTH Ohio, SEVEN rER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable IN NewrTors, LIST JAY
and let Jan Guaranteed By the ssota snd Hooking Valley
ssS'cco Ross COUNTY,, Ohio SEVEN PER GEM
so. al. due 10 1911 They are guaranteed by the Ctncis
and Msis,t. Railroad C.. P p Of the County
s26oOO ALLEN COUNTY, Ina SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS Coupon, p sI1 1 J9 and ~ Jsn
x8Sbs Coupon, PAYABLE I.t JoIV and is. Jan 70" o'''
$4,000 YAK VERT COUNTY, OHIO SEVEN PEA
SET opsk SEVEN I'd Pea i; CENT
BONDS. Coupon. psysbls Il" Aus and l.t FEB 400
Tee foregoing BONDS are 10 each case Tor 81 600 eesrs
The RAILROAD BoSDs are secured 10 he most ample
by mortgage Deed Of Trust 10 known and
responsible citizen Of NewYork power In OF a.
fsat 70 enter and sell each line ali squpments as 10
raise msney to pay amount Of interest principal
The CITY aud COUNTY BONDS issoed essh
sse, by virtue Of Special Acts Of the proper essstnr
granting foil r thst purpose, and d@ecs vo. u
ehs people irter~sse that vote being largely r .yo, os
ssds.
The laws snder whion ,aess Bono. are created f1ce
proper authorities 10 make SPECIAL LEVY OF TAIEs
70 he SET APART exclusively ir the purpose OF ueetns
the sccrns interest gradually 10 rsmburse tho prrsf
pal winch cen 10 enforced through the scrrs Of lev shcss
IA become necessary.
These debts operate In the nature Of mortgage ths
roa and persous ssstes within the respective City sua
county limits.
Ebe Constitutions sAoptsd b, people Of Ohio sss
Indiana Prohiot absolutely the creation Of funded de
b. Counties within their boundsTeA Tbis viii prevent
fsrtter issue Of securities Of this sort
Printed Exhbits In each case, be had sppiiosos
at office giving full end detailed information 10 .es
nature Of each security.
WINsLOW, LANIER Il co, No 81 Walls
Eew-York April %, l2j2
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i Y and CANANDAiGUA RAILROADS-Trans leave
Pier foor Of Duane-st. as follows:
ExPREss TRAIN al 81 A ~, for Canandsigua Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada West-aInyng at Canaan.
daigua evening.
MAIL TRAIN at ga NJ. stay over night at Elmra, and
arrive az Canan6agua esrly next day
NIGHT EXPRESS 81 p NJ. This is the tourists route 10
WeseIn New.York aud Niagara Falls The are large
and commodous and for pleasure cannot be equaled By
those on any other road.
CHAS. MINOr supt ". Y. and z. Railroad
MM @ LAPHAM. Supt. c. and Z. Ralrosd.
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CCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.-Ths

~ best route from Hew-York 10 via New-Hsmptos
twice daily, BY Central Railroad Of NevJersey. Only
miles BY stage and good road On and amer July I'd,
leave BY steamer RED JACKET tom Pier No. !, N. r.,
1t A. NJ, and IL NJ Fare 81 l2i. Through in 81 houn
FOR tickets further information, apply at HOPES e.
press Once, No. "a Broadway, or on board the bost
n Hopes Express runs IN connection with this Line.
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paintiHQ, &r.

PulilllHy, WI.
ZINC PAINTS-Warranted pure
~ The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No. ~
pey-st are Prepared 10 supply their Zns Psnn s sss fob
lowing prices.
No. Whlss. grcGua IL oil, g. per pound.
Es.2 White around in oil, Go. per pound.
No. White, ground 10 oil, &c. per pound
Brown aud Back, ground in on, so per pouss
Dry While of Zine, Sc per pound.
WBITE ZInC PAINf,
ifer thorough tess IN Europe and the unsa s,sass hS
been found ean It's beauty end posesvs qualities oa5N
than any ether paint For whsnss, and briisney Il lev
valed 1t 1. .e from all poisonous properties 20 eomnos
and DAM In other psnent will eoyer-equei weight
from 80 ~ 80 per cent then lead and Is mere
FORE much cheaper the AZ an inside paint
Will yellow, when exposed 90 the suphurosf
sssss coal fires the foul air Of ships Their White <ss
sroupj Ia Varnish produces the porce finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
10 few hours form hard and s1d metallic costing ssc2
wood brick iron and other metallic rrsces remarkable
br their 6repoof properties They specially edaptss
Tor marine purposes having been found 70 resist the zorro
6os scou OF salt water destructive 20 ohsr palEtS-
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING soUlER- Assnu. No IS Dey-ss
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RlNER-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE.
Capt Beusni Brsyton leave sternste dsys Sundays
executed from Pier No s r. the Battery at s.
For freight apply board, the office Pier No
TISDALE 4 BOARDEN, Agents. Nos 20 and n Westa
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OCULAR MORNING LINE for
lNALBANY.-F From the wharf foot OF Maray-st. at
7oclock A. NJ daily Sundays excePted) making the usual
landings The fast and splendid ALIDA, Capt
Patterson Will l,sye New-Yors Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays and Albany st the hour each alternate day
The new and beautiful steamer REINDEER Capt. w
FAInbam, will leave NewYojk, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays and Albany each alternate day Meals served
board. n. B. Fo further information apply to
JAMES BISHOP L Co. No. Beaver-st
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On SUNDAYS, the EDWIN LEWIS will run to KEY
PORT, touching at Fort Hamilton; eaviig the fJOt Of
Hanm nd+t at g A. NJ. and Robinson-st tat a. NJ Re-
turning, leave Key Port at p NJ.
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sstsea Niasa raIl and Toronto Canada West without
bseak ct Buffalo. la, =,
Railroads iu Car ala running westerly 70 Detroit and
potherly to Lake. Huron, Superior and Michigan Tho
entire hne from Lew4tou to Buffalo and New-fork VIII b.
Of The ak feet gauge best TO promote the comssr OF
travellers aud economy the trsosporaiion OF freight
A. D. PATCHiN. Treasurer
For further information apply to
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VNHE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN

HNHE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN
CTS SKlDDY will leave foot Of Jsy-st for Albany
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, making the
following anoirgs West Point Newbush, poughksepse,
Kingston, Bristol Catsk ana Hudson, returning alter
days making the landings Tais boat will not
pay the attention other boat but
larry along arriving In good The feel conf
dent that passengers BY her will her the saes and
comfortable boat the Tver Written Instruction.
tave been given the Captain and may be found hanging
up hoard Of the boat by the side of the Inspectors Cer
dcate The public may depend this in all respects
JAMES MCCULLOUGH Agent, No. I59 Frontst-
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TAR WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD

hR. WISIAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
H. CHERRY.-It was known many years Ego that the
Wild cherry tree Of this climate possessed valuable medicinal
properties lnd ed, tina fact known - the aborgneS
detection OF the leaves bark OF this tree has ever
regarded y their OF the most eectus
remedies IN many dueases 13 fact al years sncs,
arrested the attention OF Dr. War, highly respectable
practitioner Of irgnia. He investigated with the heal
ng properties OF the glld chcytos its elects when ad
ninsteIed alone. and when IN combination with tsr
dial egents lie found that It's Tai virtues might BE-
greatly improved and by combining with ingred ents,
whose prog tes we're well proved and generally ecoy1zed
medciue produced Which coDstitu es a remedy OF
great value In pulmonary affections and dseases the chest
and lhroat-dsesses Which prOyerbisly prevalent In
cities and large towns and often prove fatal swelling the
bills mortality to much extent than Is the case
with others, had almost said all other classes OF
diseases - - -
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING.
Tie genuine Balssm pat up bottles with the word.
"DR WlSTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Pbia blown the gass-eseh bottle bearing label on
the front with the signature Of II WlSfAR, Md.
ThisW be enyeoped hereafter with a wfsppe copy
rsht secured 1874 which will always appear the written
Signature OF 81 81 IT'S Any counteretng the label
or sppe forging ie signature Of the General AGENT
will be punished with the utmost TlgOr OF the law.
For s'le as wholesale or retail, by A. 4 ID SANDS
General Agents, No 100 Fulton-s'-; THOMAS MAX
WELL No So William-st; JOHN MILHAU, No lS3
Broadway; Aston and Irving House Drug Stores and No.
10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL

steamship SIR JOHN HARyEY, bait expressly for his
Inc ana f,rr.hsd elegant sys for TIC eccomnodatn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

for Hahixx, every SATURDAY, At S O'Clock r. NJ, and
r. III Fue-First Cabin, Including mesla SO. Tsrs-Se
scrd Cabin, without meas s. For freight pss:sse q
CO. Halifax the Captain, boardBoston. July 81