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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
NOR Observation-Disclosures

L>OR AUSTRALlA-DO OIL PHI IN
Il CLIePER LINE.-For Port Philip and Sydney direct
the entirely clipper DOLPHIN 900 tuns ourthen
George Trundy commander will sail her suysgs
With immediate dispatch for the above pert The acc
mcostons In this beautiful vessel urequaed fer elegance
ard httee up entirely for the comfort OF families or single
persops having large and small state Az this g tie
only clipper now up fer thai port Is confidently expest-d
e VIII make the shortest pssage record For freight
BUTLER BROTH Frs, Nos. I63 and lls Sou.h-r
b. copy OF tho Australian Tariff oil description Of
goods can be seen at the office of subscribers Capt
Irundy Will be happy TO receive any conhgnens and
give reference 10 sone OF the first houses in city.
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SUPREME COURT of the STATE Of NEW
SYOkK.-JoHN HAMILTON, plainiiF, against ALERT 0.
WILCOX and ANN ELIZABETH his wife JAMES AUGUSTUS
HAMILTON and MARY w. he wife, EMILY NJ. HAMILTON
ADOLPHUs HAMILTON and JANE MATILDA his wife, and
ALEXANDER 8. HAMILTON defendant Summons-for Re
heTo the Defendants above named You hereby summoned
required the complaint this which 6edn
the the Clerk OF the and County New York.
the City Hall in the City OF New YORK, the ath day Of
July, A D.. 1881 and of the sai
the subscriber AZ his ONCE No Nsssaut, the
of New within days afer the service Of this
exclusive Of the day Of such and fail
the SAID complaint within the tine Aforesaid the plaintiff
h action will sppy to the Court for the rehe demanded the
compsnt-Da,ed. July IS, 1852.
jyi4 Iawswwed GEO. IRELAND, Jr Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SUPREME COURT.-City, County and State

~ New roIk-Anna A. C5as, By her Guardian ana ne1t
friend Robert Pike Thenss ClyHeSuEmon io rehst
To THOMAS CLINE the Defendant ssfou hereby sum
roued and required the complaint this senos Of which
a copy herewith served AMI OF your gu
upon oee No Is WAst the City OF Nes orb
aoresad within after the service hereof exclusive Of
the dsy such and s 20 the complain
Aforesaid the plaintiff vii apply the Court for the demanded
the eonplsint-Dsted, New York, June a, 1885,.
ROBERT G. PIKE. PRnsf's Att No 10 WAllst
The summons and complaint this acton duly fls5 IN tbs
Office OF the CLERK Of the City snd County Of YORK Aforesaid
The City Ball said city, the lsi day Of July, lisa.
iu7 law9wWed
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
IN. County Of Yort hereby Even 70 al psIsoa'
hazs clams against MARTIN BRUINS At- o. nc ~ "
VI se,n.-d 10 present with Vonch-s theeo 70 us
$3.50. a. n. r..vt.rc. 40 IS the City o. s-y
You on 6th jay 81 December
s.. york N. twenty secoaJ dag Of June, 1854 80 So.
~ - 49, s-,yVs5s THOMAS WALLACE, Executor
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THE NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
"A SPRINGS The cars Of the NETWORK and Han
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station, New. YORK
Daily tSundsys excepted at 0oclock, NJ Mail irail
10 Chsham -Four Corners connecting with Western RAILROAD
for Albany and Troy. Lebanon SPRING. Pittshed Sprns
field and other intermediate Stations -. 49,.
At 8 o'clock, p NJ Accommodation Train to chatham
-Four Corner connecting with Western Railroad gone Eag
rs Passengers for Lebanon Spiings will take the III
o'clock A. NJ Train TO Chatham, Western Railroad 70
Canaan and Stage to Lebanon arriving early the same ste
noon h. SLOAT, superintendent
Fare through So
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Ocean 5tcGmers, &r.

T1OR CHAMPIONSHIPS Weekly
II g Mail Lne-The new and magnificent steamship
&c ANGER J. Dickinson, Commander, will leave Pier
NJ North River, on WEDNESDAY, August IL, at
~ 49, NJ precisely. Fer freight, apply on board
ali bills 81 sding will be signed and for passage,
wne n,rrr,se6 eccoumodarons) at the lower Count
lns, ,oosa Of sPoFFORD, TlLEsrON CO, No. ls
aoutha.
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L, Il
- phcaton the Mayor, Aldermen ard commoasty OF ne
AND TWENTY FOURTH ST. from the Oh Cburch Road 10 the
6h ay the CITY vi New York.The undermined Commissioner
OF Estimate the above entitled matter hereby
ave notice pursuant tie requirements OF an Act NE Les
ur- Of the poop the New YORK; eld 40 Act TO
reduce several laws re 20 parc
ulsy The CITY New Yok Act passed Apr 90 l3s
and also entitled An Act 20 sm-nd an At enu- an ~
10 relation 10 the collection Of Assemen and Taxes IN ne w
ars County 81 York and for other purposes passed May ~
ls yssssd May ls4 20 the owner or owners or
and improved unnprssef snds anrtea
completed their estimate snn
The entities and that all persons @hoseat-fss arc
who be oppose % TIE as ave
b. vre..nt Tnns % HEtkf BbEhnANL
Of said COmul--lonefs Tie once
Os. me No. Mulberry tho cry u Ne" fos, WHINE
Of tbs And mat ne hs en-
o, 80. arces Of land AID benz The "ns
or The CITY included within the following Init 70
W.T. Or the ~ westerly hns or SIDE OF lray on e
~ esssry hoe SIDE Of 9th on ss norn ~ hs
bn. block between f - and 2bh ~ ane
on the Of The block between If -
laid re danaSs snd osneht
MAJ, b. u. &C. aioresal5, 10 hs
Street Office Of the cv OF New fofE Ane me sSe
Conmi.sone DO rbs ys notice that Their epsr Toe above
matter be presented 70 the Supems Court Of
the STATE Of Yor. SPECIAL Term OF the sad Court 70
held at City Hall OF The City Of sss forE on SATURDAY ne d
day Of October 1851 the OpeDs Of the Court On That dy .ne
ts then and there thereafter counsel ran % heard
motor aas sad 10 coaf-Dstsd Ne" fofk
Jg5 ~, 1853. . .-,,,
h hEsSr ss fsAsasFi Commissioners.
GEO l. OSBORNE, .x
Hss,r 2 DAVIS, Arorssy aux "%'a
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EXCURSION to EUROPE and BACK
H In FORTY DAYs.-The LIVERPOOL aud PHIL
ADELPHIA STEAMSHIP co. intend sailing their sen
Steamships as follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2l25, Capt Robert Le,tsh
SiTy or GLASGOW L6lo Capt William Wybs
~iA' W FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ..Ssturday,Juy ~.
SiTy or GLASGOW Saturday Aus. IL
CITY OF MANCHESTER.........Sa Saturday, Seph g.
CITv or GLAsGOW....... Saturday Ost
FROM LIVERPOOL. -, .,
CITY OF GLASGOW. WEDNESDAY, July a.
City OF MANCHESTER. ....... "Wednesday, aug IL
CITY OF GLASGOW....... ...... Wednesday, Sep, 90
CITY OF MANCHESTER..."....Wed nesdsy sept - .,
CITY OF GLASGOW. 49,, W SdnesdAS' os' 80
IRON fhiLApELPHA con s,ou I 70 io.iaa
md-hp - % - uddshi2 a.
forward IS - 6EwsS
THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS.
nom Philadephs and Liverpool and found In provisions
from Phsdelphis 30 From Liverpool go g1ineaa
Fssht on fine goods CO. per and coarse soods hsIo
sAe 10 will be taken subject 20 sgreenent
n B. By the late alterations in the sailing OF tnse sssn
ara and the facilities for quick travelling By railroad tna
stssuor, In Europe these 70 whom time an ooect g,
Sisit Great sritain Ireland snd the principal eonEnenta
stis. allowing them full days n do go before 70
tuins snd he bach In the United States IN ~ days nom
s.rps Rate. Of passage out and home-Aftef saioos
Serths <Isa; md.hip $40; forward $3.50 third sss> ~
An experienced surgeon Will be carried On eAso fait
Yor freight or passage, apply 70 ...-y..s
THOMAS RiCH ARDS0N, Philsdeipnis and New-f0h'
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO., Liverpool
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Errnrsions, &r.
IS,'A,IMP MEETING at NORTHPORT-

CAMP MEETING at NORTHPORT-
II Commenoiog Monday, Aus. 9, 1882 snd continued
,ssh Ssy duios the wess-The steamer NoRWALK
can't Bs,ts viii leave the foot Of Hsmmooas X, each
lin O'clock aud Broomest at 10 minutes psst stop
e. ~ her usual landings the route Cold Sprns excep
pms p.fnrups will leave Northport at o'clock, r. NJ,
ee.hins At Lloyd's Neck each way The steamer GRO
~ Capt. wo'd will leave fatcn Market slip Tor the
~ 81 r. 81, and returning will leave NorthpoIt at
sstsr 10 O'clock 4. NJ.
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County hereby ryeo 70 an pon'
cp. asans john HORSRY, Jr, ate OF the Cay o. Nss
You sece.se5 present The With voGShsrs 'eIs' 20
$1,000 AZ ;se ofc- Of sCOLss COOPER EsgrA, No -
- n the City Of nsr Yen on or before me trsA ~
p.r,-DatrS wYor the twenty second iAy
-, IA VS. s~6mwedsl JAMES L. LYON, NJ D. Executor
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IEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

IN u w L OIth uIIU IIItIL ItfIIIISOIhIs
Trains leave pier foot of DusDe-st. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN 81 A. NJ for Dunkirk, connecting with
clsss steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusky, Toledo and
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN st A NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIN stSt NJ, vs Piemont, for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at Il 2. via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at P. M for Dunkirk connect
ing with Tssss steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
EMIGRAsT TRAIN st P NJ Vi. Piernont
CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
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The STAGES Tor SqusLn will run In connection with boat
Stages 10 convey passengers 10 all parts OF the country
All persons forbid trusting the above boat the account
of the owners.
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CCHOOLEY' MOUNTAlN.-The
- best route fom New.York - via New'hsnpton'
tSiee daily by Central Railroad Of Jersey Ony ter
rniies by stase and good road On and after July I'd
leave by steamer RED JACKET, from Piei No. ], n n
ats A ~ and I2 M Fare s? l2t Through In >, nogp
For ticksts or further Information spply 81 dOfEs LIZ
nress Office No - Broadway OF on board the boat
q Hone. Express runs In eonnscton wiz thn uno.
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feual Notices.

I'm PURSUANCE Of an order vi Jesse &. Smith,
Fse suuosa,. Of tie CousiJ oi h'nss notice hefeoyns
Fields late Of the City Of Broosn, declared that they s'
s IA ,.bb The same st The vouchers thereof to the sub
.eber THOMAS HAALTON, tNo l62 Nasa st. 10 the Cy Of
BoolJn 81 OF see the 81 DAY Of December HeIt-Dasd June
g. is5l hANnAh ~. I'll LI0,' Adn nistrstora
I'll aVfnW IhOhAo hAhAliO'
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On SUNDAYS, the EDWIN LEWIS will run to KEY
PORT touching FORT HAMILTON, leaving the foot Of
Hsmm, at half past M and Robinson st. at AN.
Returning, leave Keyport at SP NJ
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

DOR WSBURY, HIGH
Il LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE (Lone Branch,)
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, lMiS6lstown and RED BANK.-The popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt. J. p Cories, viii leave
RobiDson-st Pier, North River as follows,
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ID Accommodation $50 P. NJ.
ID Express, $40
Connecting both Ways Rochester with the regular
Trains Cd the bsny and Rochester Railroads.
No trains Sunday.
Passengers by ths Route leaving Albany BY the SIS n
Express frain, the 7SO AM Express Train, win ar
rive Rochester in time for the TraA leaving for Nisssrs
Fas at $50 M, and will reach NIAGARA Fals 81 8S NJ
Pssssng leaving Albany b the 1880 AM Express Tin
will arrive at Rochester at II NJ, where they remain
night and proceed Niagara Falls ext morning st $50
or 9S5, and reach there at N A. NJ OF 1888 ?. NJ.
Psssense leaving Albany by the so p NJ Express Trstn
will arrive at rochester at Is the next morning have
hour for breakfast leave 50 A. in Express Train for
Siafara Falls, and arrive there at 9.07 A NJ.
Psssep leaving Albany in the III Nj Express Train
will arrive at Rochester at 84 have 80 minutes for break
fast leave for Nisears Falls s. NJ, ard arrive there
Nl253 7. N
Returning Passengers leaving Niagara Falls b. either Of
the Expf.s Trains will reach Rochester in time for the Ex
press Trains East and arrive at ALBANY. Newfork or Bos
ton several hours sooner than by any other route
Trains this Road in direct connection and into
the depot Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line The Road passes along the Erie Can j through ths
beautiful and highly cultivated portion OF Western
NewYork and through the large villages Of Brockpor Al
bion, Medina and Lockport
The cars all new and unsurpassed "
Passengers to Niagara Falls will take the Cars on the hight
sthe Rochester Depot. WARREN CoLbUhN, supt
Rochester. July 81. 1852
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q B. l. TLLEY Il our Asen. for the 's's o. y" ''"'"'
hNEwroRs
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N HCIUIUT1Ig INV,
~ 20 al Persons having claims ,s,ns; WILLIAM sLADE
late OF the City o Bre0k decreased that required
hb Tie Nii tie voucher, thereof is subscriber Je-ps
Eahrs AZ lis place Of business, No 81 Myrt-av, tie CITY
Bot before The 18th day OF August .brq.y
10, ss2 JOSEPH EALING, (r.-
ilf Iaw6mws GEo wINTERSos Executors.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the balance r

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the balance re-
n.I1s Of d. pressed. Of 3. ';. q =. Res. E:..
lately order OF the surrosais Of tbs Coga
Yot By James the administrator Of all aud Singular
sooGs chAte and credits the said inteste VIII b divides
the SAID surrogz;s among the creditors OF the sad ntestss
portion r.syevs debts according 10 law The sarro
gates 0c- CITY of New YORK. ths seventh Gay Sep
tsmbsr tea ocock the forenoon Of that e-Datsd &
seth DAY OF June. 1883 lis A. w. BRADFORD, sufrossts
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TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ sNY-For NEW-ORLEANS via HAvANA.-Ths
spkndid steamship EMPIRE CITY. 1900 tuna II Winde,
commander. will sail from the pier at foot OF Wsens
Mr., CD THURSDAY, August IL, al O'clock P NJ, pre-
cisey.
RATEs OF PASSAGE HAvAEA AND NEw-oRLEANs
New Arrangement
LeCies saloon beFths
After Saloon Berths ...s....................&60
Forward Saloon BeTths. ................... 50
Sstosage .ss..s.ss.....s. %
Specie only freight TO Havana Freight taken 10
New Orleaas sc per cubic foot Shippers of freight
requested supply themselves with the compsnys bills of
k6ing which may be had application at the office Ne
ether form viii be signed No bills Of sains signed after the
ship has sailed For freight passage, apply to
A. o. ROBERTS, No. III Wsstst. cor. Warren.
Umpire CITY LlNE-Fof SAN
IL FRANCISCO, via AsPINWALL direct, and SAN
JUAN-Tte splendid double engine steamship SIERRA
NEVADA, 1880 tuns burden, J. Dayton Wilson Esq.,
Commander, viii leave for ASPiNWALL direct on
THURSDAY .stn day o. August NON her DOCK reF NO
sNh For freight or passage, apply to
J. HOWARD SON, Agents, No 81 r.adwsy.
This steamer has unsurpassed accommodations and 10
led Ia
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EOR LlVERPOOL.-United States
D. Mail steamship PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nys-
This steamer will depart with the L. s. Mails Europe
positively on SATURDAY, Aug 81 at u o'clock NJ, from
her berth at the foot ofCsuast No bers secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequaed sccommoda.
tons Ter elegance and comfort, apply to
EDW. X. COLLINS 4 co, No. So Wallst
The steamship ATLANTIC will succeed the PACIFIC,
ssil September 4, 1852.
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NEW YORK and SCHOOLEY'S

NJ Z W 7 o r K and SCHUULt1 .
Y MOUNTAIN via MORRIS and ESSEX RAIL
decidedly the most expeditions ana
attractive. --.,.. =. .
Trains Newly ork from the foot OF Courtland''
follows; . ,.,. -.
Dcver will stages direct for the Mountain.
second Train Al u NJ connecting i'm stages st Dover
above. - - -.
riss.s can be procured proceed direct 70 the Mountain
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JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Throuzb in II hoars-Nsw-JeDey
Railroad va jersey City, eay New York at A. " foot
OF Courtlandt-st "A. NJ and 81 P. NJ Liberyr Leave.
Philadelphia AZ l2 and A. 81 and s. P. iron foot OF
Warut Fare reduced to s. for frst-csss and y 81 for
second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tcke sold in the above lines and through bsgsage
carried IN the A. m and 81 P. NJ. Lines from New-Gors
with through conductors
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

IN
J. Y and CANANDAlGUA RAILROADS-Trans leave
Pier foor OF Dusne-st. ss follows:
ExPREss TRAIN a. 81 A. NJ, for Csuandaigua Rochester,
caigua evening.
MAIL TRAIS at A. NJ. stay nigh. e, Elrnirs and
arrive at Cansndagus early next day.
NGHr ExPREss az p NJ. This the tourists route to
Western New-York and Niagara Falls The large
and eommodous and for pleasure cannot be equaed By
those on any other road
CHAS. MINOT, Supt N. Y. and z. Railroad.
VIM G LAPHAM, Supt c. and Z. Railroad.
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge OF
az rsoeni from his Debts pursuant the provsOns Of the
r ,re Of the fs title the ah ch.p;e OF tie secsnt OF
the Revised sis;utes GEORGE L. DAVIS Of Elms Ckenuns
coss Note fl published Creditor. appear b.o. hs Hen.
As thnon, Chsmuss County judge. hs okce The vi
Afe o. MIA on the fo September 1881 al ociosk AN
JEW laViuNWed- GEO. L DAVIS. IasolvszE
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

n FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE. Capt VIM Brown and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Bens min Brayton leave alternate days (sundays
excertedl from Pier No 8 Mr. the Battery. ats M
For freight apply hoard. ct the Office on Pier No
TISDALEG BOARDEN. Agents. Nos 20 and u West-st
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d OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Sroning-
ton foi BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW.BED
FORD snd TAUNTON.-The steamers c. VANDERBILT
ana COMMODORE of this line regularly as here
tofoe alternately leaving Pier No North River first wnaf
above Bst.ry-place daily Sundays excepted at rM1
and Strnin gton az O'clock M on arrival OF the mall
train which leave. Bogton at 80 VI.
1 The stesmer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except SUNDAYS at 9 AM and PM New -BediJrd
taas.s-df~ssy t's~ ---s' -
of the mail train at Mansfield. =, "a 49,
For freight passage 81 ply al the cee NO. ~ Dh-'eiJ
Mace n board the boats.
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NOR LIVERPOOL.--DRAMATIC
Il LINE-PACKET OF 18th AUGUST-The favohts
and splendid packet ship SHERIDAN, Capt j. W. Porter
will sail above, her regular day For freight passage
having superior Accommodations apply board Pier No
IA East River or to sP0FFORD, TILESTON co,
No AZ South a.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. I, North River,
foot Of Battery place By steamboat John Po,taT.O ines
daily Morning Line leaves ct 81 Afternoon Express
Line r. NJ, through Phadephia In ~ houA FsTa
il; class 81; I'd class line, BY p only ~ Retain
ina leave Philadephs from foot Of "aout AN and
ppm Ernigrsnt Line by steamboat Transport from Pes
NJ. l. at SPIN. Fare 81 50.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c.

III SMITH E.q surrosa;s Of County Of Kings, sotes
hereby seeordns 10 al persons havns CLAIMS ,nst
ANS DOREMUs 81 The CITY OF sroosyn, dee-ssed that t-y
are required 10 .hbt sane N. vouchers hereo 70 the
.rtserber a. his resdsne Oh Bedford Road nea Putnam av
Cry Broo.Jn OF before the 1lsi ey o. Dcesnes
usrt-Dstrd. June ~, Iss3. GILBEbr Dohsnus,
j.30iax6mWs Admnsusio'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD co, of NEW.

II 70
~ JERsEY-Throushf from New. York 10 Esrtcn, Pa In
-Four Hours, commencing Aug Leave pier No North
River per steamer RED JACKET, for Esson sna inter
mediate places at A NJ IL NJ and IS NJ. s,d for
SoiDer e p NJ Returning. leave Philipsburg loppo
site Esstop) AZ and go A NJ srd SIS P. VI.
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pliment, for, as was before limited, Anne's
progress in one French verb had been
much more rapid and thorough than in
any Of the other mysteries ofthe language
"Monseer is pleased to fatter the young
lady," return ID the stately sister, ,carelrssly
May inquire at what hour you will wait
upon us in the morning 2"
II will have the pleasure to make my
adieux at the hour tn, if it please mon
sieur, your father, because la voiture re-the
public carriage-shall depart at eleven"
Very well, sir; bring your bill; your
salary will be in readiness"
"Your hour is up, Anne, surely. Come
with me, want thread of yellow brown
from your embroidery box, for the darkest
shade in "Desd ,mona's" hair. There
your frame has stood six days without Il
stitch. 1t will run less risk Of being neg
located now, | hope, that this outlandish
business is fairly over"
Anne arose mechanically, and slowly
followed her sister to the door Just be-
fore reaching it, she turned for one look
and one word, spoken more to the eye than
the ear, distinct only to bin whom she was
leaving 1t was" Remember"
Edmund raised his hand solemnly to hi.
lips, and lifted his eyes to Heaven in mute
oath of fidelity. AMI thus they parted
[ To be concluded in our nextl
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Advertise Isg,

One would think, that the benefits of the
sys EN- were self-evident, and that in this
stage of the worlds progress, any RECON-
mondation to adopt itwould be unnecessary
and yet judging from the practice of some
of our merchants and tradesmen, the ad-
vantage accruing thcrefrom would seem to
considered problematical Those who have
tIied is on liberal scale, are aware Of the
great increase in business which resul s
and could not be persuaded to forego it,
assistance. Every man who opens store
or shop or factory, uses some sort Of means
to let the community know what he has for
sale, aud to extend his sales as much as
possible. Some have haring sign, some
huge windows, others Il splendid looking
store, but all try in one way or another to
let folks understand that theirs is the place
to do trading
In these days, it has been found that
the cheapest and best method to effect the
desired object is to advertise in the papers.
Not simply to give notice, that Mr. so and
so keeps a store in some street or another, Or
that Blank &Co., are manufacturing goods
but to state def ritely and particularly the
kind Of business, to desig ate the variety
Of articles of which the stock consists,
and to mention the price and quality, Or in
general terms the fact, that this is the
place for bargains. The more literally ii
man advertisos, the more custom rs he is
sure to have. Here and there you may
find some old fellow, who has been 70
years fixture, and whom every body once
knew, who manages to get along with little
or no advortisclng but d pend upon it, this
state Of things can't last long, and in a few
years, the shop or store ofsuch an antigua
rian will BE- deserted for that of him, who
knows how to make use of the most ap
proved and popular method of keeping
Himself AMI business before the people,
Middiet0aOn NeWS.