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paintina, &e.

ZINC Warranted pure.-
IL The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No. ~
Deys, prepared supply their Zins Paints 1t the fol-
lowing yriees.
No White, ground in oil, ". per pound.
No White, ground in oil, SO. per pound.
No White, ground In oil, 7c. per pound.
Brown ard B sck, ground in oil, ste per pound
Dry White of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Afer thorough tes In Europe and the United Statss, nn
been found to retain Ia beauty and protective qualities longer
than any other paint For wbiSene and branoy IL Is IN
rivaled It IL free from all poisonous properties 30 conno.
and dangerous In other pnents will sover-equa weight
from 10 to lee per cent space Than lead and Is there
Fore much cheaper the A. an inside paint
will not turn yellow when exposed TO the ,uPhuro1
rsses of coal or the foul OF ships Their White Lrs
''''A' BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfsces are remarkable
for their reproof pru perties They specially sdaPel
for marine purposes having been found TO resist the zorro
dog sction Of salt alter, destructive to other pahn
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQUILR Assnss, No - Dey-sS
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NVHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAhERs-fhs ssips

somrosins this line are the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West rAGi Ir,S' Csp1 C ry@
ADRI1TIC, Capt Grafton.
yhese ships been built by contract expressly of Sov
.nrnt ,eryice Every hss been taken In their sos
ueton In theb Engines to insure strength ans
need and their accommodations for passenger are uno
su.led r elegance and comfort Price Of passage non
SewYork 10 Liverpool IN 6rscsa cabin, sl2 In second
20 $40 exclusive OF sse stse-rooms yn; from
verpool TO New-York $50 md 22 An apprehension
s.r attached to each ship No berth urod until paf for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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\ PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

OF the County ork notice hereby al
having claim. against EBEN L. HUNT, late Of the City Of
New Yors, broker, the with vouchers thereof
the subscribers at the Office Of Winthrop Johnson No 81 WI
ham the City Of New YORK. before tie tkrteth Day
December neItDat-d New Yo the fourth DAY Of
June. ls63 ROBERT T. APTHORP, lAdininstrator Of
je25 lau6vF' w TEAPLEToN JOHNSON, Eben |. Hunt
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 90. 1852

rpnOn and now regarded Of the best preosrstious
Tor fepenshins waste and dessyed hs, converas thsf
which ruy TO m primitive and natural color and produe
ing q new covering OF heathfnl and iuxurant bar.
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OF he proceeds OF the OF The Real Estate OF
JAMES GRElG, late Of the City Of Newly orb deceased
lately the order the the County
Yors james Greg J the administrator Of all and
goods ohae and credits OF the said lnsste Will Be- divided b
the said the creditors Of the sad
their debts according law the Surro
sae ohce, in the CITY Of New Yok, the seventh day Of Sep
TENDER ten O'Clock the Of that day-Datsd th
ish dy Of June. ls6a [jys6x A. w. BRADFORD. suosas
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NJ YORK and NEW-HAVEN

-
s. s52-Tsns out Of NewYort leave Of Canal
st and Broadway.
Accommodations AND sPEcnL.-At and IL 80 A. n,
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak and stopping al all
Stations beyond and at $50 NJ through 10 New Haven
At $50 p. NJ for NOrwak-at - M and $50 P M for
Port Chester The llS0 AN in connection with Train
from ewHsven to Hartford sne Springfield and with
Train over the Canal Read
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Haven, Hartford, Springfield
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads TO Os
densbugh and Montreal AN stopping 81 Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housstonic and Manga
tuck Railroads Bridgeport, and Canal Railroad at Nev
Haven SS0 M stopping a. Stamford Norvslk and
Bridgeport, connecting With Hountonis and Ns1sstask
Railroads at Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and speesl-
Al $50 and 9S5 AN. and 40 M through from New
haven At AN. from Norwalk-at $50 AN and so
Pm from Port Chester The IS A. NJ receives passengers
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads st New
Haven The 40 M receives from Hartford ana
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival OF Trains
nom Boston, at Is aud 80 Pm, stopping 81 BRIDGEPORT
NorWslk snd Stamford leaving Boston AZ A. NJ and
S45PM.
See lsrse bill advertisement the station Hoose and
PRINCIPAL Hotel. GEO. w. WHISTLER Js-
Superintendent
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A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

srkilSGs. The cars Of the NETWORK and HAIR
pEy, tSunSsys excepted at 10 oeock A NJ Nail Train
oSnshAm our Corneis connecting with Western Rail DAD
held AID other intermediate Station, NF''"e'
- Al O'Clock, T. NJ Accommodation Train 70 Chatham
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going Est
w Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the no
O'clock A. NJ Train 10 Chatham. Western R.ilro.S 70
Canaan and Stage to Lebanon arriving eaIy the same altar
VI. SLOAr Superintendent
Fare through, g.
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Stages will be In readiness TO convey the paseneersto u
parts OF the country. B.-For information sppyto
BESSON l. RROWER- No. ISL West-al
N. B.-The EDWIN LEWIS viii run on SUNDAYS TO
KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON leaving Robinson-st-
Pier r., at A. NJ, and Keyport at M touching at
Fort Hamilton each way Fare to Report Is cen Fort
Hamilton lA cent,
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Our Agents.

NV. B.PALNER is authorized 70 receive ubscnPoaps
and advertisements for The Iburein the cities Of Phisdss
phis and Boston.
" GEORGE ~ BEEsLEY, UTICA, receives ne morn
ing Tribune The evening, and supplies subscriber" 'esu'
lszly
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+ EBANON SPRINGS WATER
Hle0nal.

DR. ROBACK'S NATIVITIES.
IL BARK the Clarion Of Fame
Far and wide peas Robscks name,
II Hopes Lamp IS growing dim,
Fly, ere yet too late, 70 him
He Will teach you 70 avoid
All that has your peace annoyed
Point way you ne'er could Eues,
Through mstUrtunes wilderness;
Out of pain oT1DE present ease,
And with health replace disease.
Say, does love your bosom ill.
And that love would iustin
Into The cold h, Of one
Who your presence seems 70 shun
Then 70 DR. ROback CO.
And that heart, though cold a. NOW,
Soon shall warm with feelings tue,
All concentrated a you
Be IL business, love vi hesth,
Happiness or Pesee, or wealth,
That you most desre crave,
Roback ssk, and you shall have.
Your Nativity - N show
All you most desire 20 know;
Tell you when here's evil near,
And how 10 MAJ II disappear.
AL letters 10 &. W. ROBACK, No. White-st, will b
rehgousy attended 10 prepaid. For more PARTICULAR
cal ard act IN Astrological Almanac gratis where eertin-
Gates can Be
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order of Jesse G.

SMITH Esq., Of the County oKas. notice hereby
according aw TO all having claims against JAMES
BROWN late Of the City OF Brooklyn deceased that they
CURED exhibit The with the vouchers thereof the ubn
Der the Office OF Gilbert Story number 81 wanstre-
City Of New Yo before the 2h day OF November nert-Da
ted. Nay 90 1861 WILLIAM BROWN, ADM a-trator.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

" FOR PHILADELPHIA, rum Fier No L North Riy.,
foot Of Battery lace BY Steamboat John Potter-To Inc,
daily Mornins Line leaves at A. N Afternooa Erpross
Line st2 p through 70 Philadelphia in hours Fars
In slas. ears Is; I'd elias. ne bv r. NJ only 81 Return.
ms leave Phssephis from foot OF Wslnutst at N AZ.
3P NJ Emigsnt Line BY Steamboat Transport hc-s Pa,
No L sfEp n Fare. Al 50
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY-Throssh from New. Yorkto Eaton In -Four
Hours Leave New for Ess.on, Pa by steamer RED
JACKET, from pier No l. North River at NJ, and p
NJ Leave for souerTlle 20 above, 81 and 70 VI, and
and 6 p NJ
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NOR LJVERPOOL.-United States

II Mail steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James West
This steamer will depart with the u s. Mails for Europe
1ctiyey SATURDAY, July "A, at II O'Clock N, from
Der berth the foot OF Cansst No berth secured till paid
bf For freight passage having unequaled sooommods
tons for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDW X. COLLINS CO., No. IS Walla.
fhe steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC
md ssfl AuFust T. 1852
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COURT.-Iohn i. Martin AGAINST

- Loreuto VILLAINS ardAeE X W ams-TOths defendant,
l. WILLIAMS are hereey summoned and required 70
The IpshI t aeos, which 6ed the Office Of he
Cet ofhe City sBe County ofss- the fAser day Of
JAY 1865, iHd 10 the sad eomen
The s5tscroe at ksBsft No. 10 wallet, hs CITY New
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA
CARA FALLS.-Openins Of the ROCHESTER,,
LOCkPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAlLROAO.-ThI
new beautiful line Of road will be opened TO the travel
ing public on Wednesday June So 1882 Al zhch tune PH
,eneers trains will commence running a. follows
lst Train Express Leaves Rochester az Q ~ A n
"a " Accommodated 9O
e. A.. Wsv EXpr-S, 51PM
irwin, Al Siagars Falls At $50 A. M. and N sn5 Pm
Returnins Trans leave NiaEas Falls N- .
Is Train-Wsy Express leaves NissLs FAls 80 A ~
ID Accommodation, <oV
Sd Express oW
CONNECTING both with the regular Trains on the Al
bsny and Roch eater Railroads .
Passengers BY this Route lesv1nt Albany oy theoSr
Train, viii reach Rochester AZ $50 NJ have nesIil a
hour for and arrive al NAsAra Fails 81 AN
or leaving Albany TN A. NJ, will reach Rochester N
nne Tor the Evening Express arriving 81 NisgAs fab
yf n Returning passengers leaving the FL oy either OF
the Express Trains will reach Albany New York or Sssfoa
Twelve HouD In advance OF any other line. 5000
Passengers BY this Route vii take the Cars on ne ent
Tie Rochester Depot WARREN COLBURN. sapt
Rochester Iu1e "a 1852
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RAILROAD.-NEW-


i Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct u. 8. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINEs-Through in II hours-New,Jerse
Railroad Jersey City leaving NewYork at A. NJ, foo,
Of Courtisndt-st; ga NJ and s. P NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philsdephs at ~ and A. NJ. and 81 P. from foot OF
Wanutst Fare reduced to IS for fsolsss and y 81 tof
secoLd-cas
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sod In the shove lines and through baggage
ssrred in the A NJ and 81 M. Lines from Nsw.YorE
with through conductors
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

In No. l6 of Mr.. Mayhew's admirable

In No. 10 of Mr.. Mayhew's admirable
work on the Labor and the Poor Of London, we hod
some interesting and curious statistics of the streets OF
thar mighty city, aich we have condensed a. foow
The three modes Of pavements In the stresss OF Lon
don, are:
l. The stone pavement commonly composed OF Aoer'
deem srsnita 2 The MscAdsmized pavement mode
adopted from the name OF Sir W. McAdsn the origin
a'or OF the systsm and 3 The wood pavement.
me granite Tor the stone pavement Is coaveyed 10
LONDON from Scotland by water The pavement 81
made by The placing Of the granite stones hewn and
sospsd rtsdy Tor tho purpose, side BY side, with a
iOupasuen Oh concrete The co1crets now used for
n, London street pavement q Thames bsllsst com.
Poseo Oh shingles, or small stones, and mixed With
lime, &c Macsdsmizstion not Introduced into the
streets Of London until shout IS years ego Before
tha nsd been carried TO what accounted great
degree OF perfection, on many Of the principal mail and
coach roaos'
The first thoroushfsre 10 London which wa msc.a-
amized was 50. James square after that soma OF thu
smaller streets In the astocradc parishes of 81 lane
and ST. George were thus paved, aud then but NOT
without great opposition Pecsdiiy. The opposition to
the matchmaking OF the latter thoroughfare, aye
Mayhem assumed many forms II WA urged by the opl
POI that the dust and dirt Of the style Of paving
would cause the 10 be deserted by tho
that the noiseesness ofhe traffic would cause the deaths
OF the deaf and infrm-tbst the arstocracy promoted
this ne ged making that they might the better
"sleep o. night" regardless OF all else. One writer
especially regretted that the Duke Of Quecusberry,
popularity known 10 "od q who resided At the West.
end of Piccsdly had not lived TO enjoy undisurbed
by vulgar noises his bed of down until L was his hour
~ rise and take bis bath OF perfumed milk In short
there all the uss and sbsurdy which often char.
acterized local contests.
The macadsmzed street is made BY layer Of stoues,
broken small and regular in size, and spread evenly
the road so that the pressure and friction Of the
traffic will knesd grind, crush and knit them into
compact surface.
The wood pavement Is formed Of blocks OF wood,
generally deal fitted another BY grooves by joints,
or by shape, for csose adjustment They placed
the road over body OF concrete, In the same way
granite.
There 80 miles of the streets of London paved ex-
cusvely with stone The stone pavement outside the
city six times the extent of those In the city
Within the limits of the metropolis proper, or inner
police district there are 155 mies Of paved street
follows:
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LNOR CHARLESTON-Se Weekly
Il U. g. Mail Lne-The splendid, new, and fast going
Heamship MARION Nj. Berry, commander, will leave Pier
PM precisely Fer freight apply board where all bills of
hdng will be signed aud for passage thsvns unequaed
heeommOdstioosl at the office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON l. CO, No. 40 Southst
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DECISIONS wishing to attend the cele-

orsiion a. Lundys Lane on the nth inst can procure
hese out and bach. At large reduction from regular ARE
on esId the bos Of the Peoples Line Of wharf between
Courtlsnet and Liberty s.ress
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NOR LEBANON SPRINGS.-SA-

l. TURDAY EVENING-Via Hudson River Railroad
Hudson and Berkshire Rslroad Stage For the
Dodscn OF PAse gers wishing this svorte Water
iDsplace and the Shakers SUNDAY there will Be
The Hudson and Berkshire Railroad until further notice.
an extra Train leaving Hudson Saturday only arrival
OF the Train that leaves NewYork at o'clock P. NJ and
arriving AZ the Springs at O'Clock Through Tickets be
procured the Office OF the Hudson River Railroad Cham
bers-st. Fare from Neg York a. 50.-Hudson, July o.
1852 1T WATERMAN
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NOR SHREWSBURY. OCEAN

Il HOUSE. Long Branch PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, (Hiddletown.)
and RED BANX.-New and splendid steamboat THOM.
AS HUNT, Capt A. II. Hagerty, will leave the New
Have, p'sr. Pecf-ip East River - tnllows:
Leaves New-fork. Leaves Shrewsbury.
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UXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, foI
r. SHREWSBURY, LONG BaANcH ts,,, YIN
nno0IiNTSS and BROWNS DOCK (middletownl .no NJ 1n'
,.,,u.diste places when practicable, and RED InTn
re- new, elegant and eommodious nesmeT t ~. .,
aiTE Capt Foreman White, viii leave New-tos' 'o''
Sobirrcn-st North River). as follow: R.a Rank.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

A CCOMM ODATION BOAT for
IN FLUSHING Permanent Summer Arransement-
Fer FLUSHING, MANIFESTATION, ST. ROMANS
WELL ard NEW. YORK. The and beautiful steamer
GEORGE LAW PIT Francis Lockwood, will, and after
July 6. 1852 Is follows
peesv WI n Y lsrS" ru! Sfsgr.ns will lf'S' NJ
aecksP, N y at 10 A. Flushing at..........2P NJ.
fecs clip, ~ Y, at y P. NJ Flushing at.......6P NJ.
touching at the foot Of 9th ST. escb way.
Nay
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RAILROAD ROUTE from

~ Hew-York 10 Burlington 81. Johnsbury, White Noun
tains, OgdensbuIsh Montreal, Quebec and intermediate
towns via New Haven and SpnngfeldPnces reduced for
passengers and freight Through tickets be procured at
the Railroad Office No SO Csnal-st, ~ Y. Freight for
wsrded by Traveller from Peckslip every day at
NJ TO New Haven and thence to all Northern towns By
the Vermont Valley and connecting Railroads OHce Ne
l52 South-st. ~ Y " HYDE. Agent
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T S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ sNY.-Ror NEW-ORLEANs via HAVANA-Ths
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, will sail from the
pier at foot Of Warren St. R. On TUESDAY, July "a, at
20 clock, P. NJ, precisely
RATES OF PASSAGE TO sEw.oRLEANs-NEw ARRANGEMENT.
After Saloon berths ........''.''.''.'''....fsO
Eecopd Cabin Berths so
SteeIage DO ................ %
Specie only taken freight TO Havana Freight taken to
New Orleans pc per cubic foot Shippers of freight
requested supply themselves with the compsnys bills Of
la6ng which may be bad application at the office. Ne
other form will signed No bills Of aonl signed after the
ship hss sailed For freight or passage, apply 10
M. o. ROBERTS. No. III West st., cor. Warren.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lVE NORTHEhN INDIANA hAILhOADS.-0hEAT
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Op and after MONDAY
May Sl-unDfnrber notce-passenger steamers and xrs
will run follows:
WARD.-One sof the hrstclass seamon SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, al
p M and Dunkirk At u at night reaching Monroe s2P
the day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe 81 p M the
arrival = the boat daily Mondays excepted, reaching Chi
ssgo the evening and connecting at Chicago With first
Glass for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
gan and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago at p. daily
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe "a morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
sept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival III the trains from
Chicsgo-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pro
vious 70 the time Tor the drt express trains east for New
York, Albany and Boston.
The and trains at Monroe will each way
regulsa boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily Sundays
septed at A. NJ, connecting at Toledo With line OF
from Cleveland and sandusky and stopping at all
the ay rstiops will reach Chicago at 81 P. NJ.
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted at M stopping all stations and arriving al
Toledo at r. HI connecting With steamers 10 Hapdusky
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for oil the mos
Ing trains from those places
Pscket-boat leaves Toledo at A. NJ, for Fort Wsyn<
and ports on the Wabssh Canal JOS a. MOORE supt
Adrian, June l. 1852
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA

~ and CANANDAIGUA RAILRoADs.-Tisins leave
Pier foot Of Dune Ct = follows.
EXPRESS TRAIN at g. A. M for Csnandagua Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada West-sryng ct Canaan.
daigua evening.
Mail TRAIN at g A Nj stay over night at Elmira and
arrive at Csnandaigua early next day.
MIGHT EXPRESS ats p H. This Is the tourists route
western NewYork and Niagara Falls The cars are large
commodous and for pleasure cannot eqused BY hoss
on any other Rosd.
WIN G LAPHAM. Supt c. and L. Railroad.
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGH

L. LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE. UOns Branch
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt j. P. Corlies. viii leave
Robinsopst Pier, North River, - follows
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through U 8.
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via AspnwsD
and Panama The splendid and double engine U. s.
Mail Steamship OHIO uneqused in her accommodations,
900 burden, Findiey Schepck SN Commander,
viii sail on THURSDAY, Aug at o'clock M precisely,
from pier foot of Warrenst North River. The Pacific
Mail Ste anship Compsnys magnificent steamer TENNES-
SEE viii be in readiness at Panama 70 receive the Ohos
mails passengers and ssil immediately hr Ear Fran
isco No eff Js will be spared on the part OF the
10 send through with expedition and comfort
RATES OF FARE TO AsPiNwALL:
Ladies' Saloon State Room
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, do ..........,... IS
Second Cabin Standees.
SteeTsee.
wall free Transit Of the Ishmus, the passengers
pepse Persons securing through passage By the United
States Mail Steamers from NewYork have preference OF
accommodation on board the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates Of fare from Panama 10 San Francisco the most
favorable terms. For freight or passage, apply TO
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the Cos
No III West-st. corner Of Warren. N. Y.
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.IpFONIY SIX AND QUARTER

n GENTS TO Military Companies, Sunday SCHOOLS suu
= y css,i.. MT FLAMMER 10 now prepared 70 MAKE
n with Military Companies and Others Tor sx
,urops daily from NewYork TO thoss S1so9 a. snG PIC
~ ,be sbeye the fare would 10 reduced 10 eents
,y sDd every attention paid to the accommodation
zen onsny For further particulars apply 70 JOHN
o. vi vi tWITR No ISL West fsthst, betw and Pm.
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The oT Squsm viii run 10 connection with boat
Stages convey passengers all parts of the county
All persons forbid trusting the above boat the sccoant
OF the owners.
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Cost an0 Conn0

NOTICE.-The undersigned has lost a
Erie Rsilrosi Company. in favor r VIM. n. BULL Of
Bath dated Jan l. 1849 for One Hundred Dollars at per
cent ibtere Notice is hereby given that application will
made TO said Company for certificate place Of tbs
one lost DWIGHT BISHOP, No 3s4 Hudson-st.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Pass
v Book Of the subscriber No 565 with the Broadway
Savpts Bank has been stolen with property Mon
day, 18th inst-DAYID w. BROCKWAY, No. 62 Bedford
r,N.Y.
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@reursinns.
'SlrnNAna y - ~,NNN~>>~>>ss N>SE = :,
!. sGCxspCJ ON IN NIAGARA FALLS

EAS e.1raasr,oN Of the ANNIVERSARY Of the
- - LnNpY.s LANE, JULY n and 2a-E.car-
s..,, over the New York and Enc Railroad, and inc
ss,s md Stat. Line Railroad TO Buffalo, enaans n.
s.'u.. may ;. obtained a, the Ticket Offices IN wss
~, A. Du.pe.t and No COuruandtst, for " for the
,pd boats run at all hours Of the day between Buhas
-.sy,..us Falls 10 miles) at low fsres+
~.r. on the Erie Rsilrosd leave foot Of Dasnest q
An sA NJ sndsPh ,.,
On SUNDAY the express train leaves at r fssssD
~ this train will reach Buffalo and Niagara FAILS inc
sext sAetDoon