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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-For

NJ
Sale an excellent Farm in New-Jepey, consisting Of
1874 acres 90 of which under cultivation 1t is within
two hours Of New-york, Of mile from the Report
and Freehold Plank Road and mile from the Furnishing
village OF Mddetown int There is a commodious d~e-
ling and the oubudings extensive and of the best de-
scrip6n la &c number OF choice fruit trees have been
planted during the last two years The soil clay oan
and Yields heavy crops ard Grass Every part OF
the property well watered and for stock farm. be
eauaed BY the country For further particulars In
ouire of LEONARD APPLEBEE, Esq, 96 Wal-st where
map Of tie property may be IL is eligible prop
erty 10 the Capitalist, well Farmer the rent will
Weld good interest W on the purchase
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Observation-Disclosures new vii

ENIIAM NJ EhSD u hIII1'- IT'S HUW VT
LACE accessible times day by stages ana steam
boats is situated within light miles OF the City Hail. opPo
se Harlem on College Point and Flushing Bay near the
beautiful OF Flushing, and adjoining the village
Of suattonport which sold readily last spring and
laid scale the streets Of both places inter-
secng each oher-and will form It's commanding situation
and distant period be one Of the principal seapors IN
tire vicinity of NewYork The lots vary in from l. TO
city lots in price from SlOO to $50 The SIS
down. and the in monthly inaalments Of $40 which
enables every person however ccmstanced to become his
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
by scenery which cannot be apassedembracng views OF
Flushing, Newtown, Rsers Island, Mouisania &c. ANY
persons wishing purchase at the above requested TO
call at the office, where maps and every information will
cheerfuy be given. JOHN A. FLAMMFR, No. I57 West
l8thst between 7th and Sthavs Ofce hours from TO
O'Clock PM, and maps can be at JOHN. q. FLAM
MERS No 81 Mottst The only authorized agents TO make
sales jackson Nichols and John 0lvy, the ground
MIR. Fammer viii be on board the beat every morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
EVAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

LIZ About $50 Lots varying In size from eighth OF an
to six offered for sale on the most
BILE terms Ten per down, and balance or before
March 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location and in full view of the East River and in the
immediate vicinity the grounds and residences OF several
of the most wealthy respectable citizens of
County This village is connected with the Harlem Kali
road by branch Railroad For maps and other inormaon
apply to d. b. WINTON No. 5 Tryon-row, near Harlem
Railroad Office opposite the City Hall.
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.OR SALE or TO LET-Beautiful res

licences a. Rayenswood, L. 1.-Two two story attic and
basement HOUSES Just finished in modern style each con-
tanning fifteen rooms ten OF wnich are oeaIoos marble
antes i'm Easements first and second stores panes clos
cts ard bells on all the floors brick and Motifs patent
bo1 are In fun view of the East River and within three
minutes walk Of the dock from which the steamboat Astoria
Capt Baldwin leaves four times day for New su
peror line Of stages running between Asoris and Fulton
FERRY Brooklyn passes the door every hour from NJ
till 10 P M For further particulars inquire Of GILBERT
HOPKINS at RaveDswood, or at NJ ~ Peekslp, N. 4
from II A. NJ. till p. NJ.
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EOR SALE-A few small Cottages, on
n Lots 25 by lO7 sect the railroad and stage
Brooklyn, about 81 miles from the ferry The houses
have four and cellar and garden in front Pnce
$50 Terms very easy. Apply to JACOB PECARE, No
les Hester-st.
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Top sAIE;n FLATBUSH, four and

" tlfrnpa. from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOTS
~ LAND on Clarksonsv each 80 f. front and rear and $50
n deep containing together about TWO acres ons OF ess
Yts ss beep laid out preparatory to building with stoned
~ nsrsdsized walks panes with $50 TO 2o shade and
Yrut Trees comprising peaches spPe Pesrs cherries Ie
.nd 40 has large straw berry bed raspberes cuenS &e
rev well and pump, cross-fepces On each aide The
other is saeded down with Glover
The beauty of Fatbush its ease OF access 1ases passing 70
Z, I'm Fulton FERRY ten or times daily render this de-
srabe property any one doing business IN the city and
and half bond and mortgage desired
Apply to ENGLEBERT LOTT, AuctioneeI; Futon-ss-
krookyn or TO ANTHONY LANE, No 50 w ai-s:., ~. Y.
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DIAMOND COLLEGIATE INSTI-
v TUTE-We invite the attention Of parents and guard
ians 70 this oushng school for young Ladies' Ii situated
the very pleasant village Of Carmel Putnam County,
NewYoTk within few rods Of a beautiful LAKE, and COM
mAnding delightful prospect of the village aud
rounding scenery The building planned and finished
in perfect and most beautiful style and will accommodate
100 pupils The literary department under the charge OF
Rev. ROBERT q. WILLIAMS, assisted by three female
teachers The boarders will be under the kind of Mrs
MANWARlNG, and the health morals and requirements OF
the pupils will receive the undivided attention Of all the
teachers Superior advantages offered in the musical and
ornamental departments French and Spanish will DO taught
spSken-Latin, Greek ard Hebrew as clsssos.
Circulars will b sent application, may be obtained
at NJ. W. DOD'S Book Store.
The summer session commences the ,t Thursday OF
May, but scholars will be received subsequently.
Terms SOS per session Of tweutyone weeks including tut
lion, board lights and everything but she usual extras
Music Piano .....S20 90 Drawing aud Painting $40 %
Use OF Instrument ..... Oe Any OF the Languages .
music Guitar..... 10 u each................ 10 w
Use Of Instument.... 50 OH Painting 10 90
Vocal Music 70 al The school free Of ehaIge
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6rboois.

EXCELSlOR.-P wishing 10 md
Ian Institution in which good order Is maintained by
real lii dnes and rapid improvement secured by thorough
instruction will re pleased and served at the Commercial
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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G0OKIN BAKER, No. IA Broadway.

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-The
~ Subscriber has for sale five plots Of ground Of 81 acres
EACH Of each and one of acres situated IN one
of the most beautiful spots Staten Island Oceanve on
the lower bay and within Al miles OF Nanderbs landing
with every facility for bathing cunning fishing, Sc Gil
matt cool in and sheltered from the north winds
as be 10 degrees in winter than the opposite side
of the Island With soil of unsurpassed fertility those plots
have been laid and divided by broad there will
be expense for grading No assessments and merely
noinal taxation while the land IS within an hours distance
of the city. Terms easy. Apply to I. w. STRONG, NO.
SO Nassau. st. New-York.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE
On The line of the Central Railroad Of NewJersey,
about an hours de from this city, two story attic House.
with wing and half of land eglby and beautifully
situated few rods Granville station The house entire
ly new finished in modern STYLE and contains nine rooms
Communication with the city several tunes daily by rail-
road and acknowledgements, Si5 per annum For
further particulars apply to , =, ,,
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fnrnitnre, &f.
CHARLES FULLER, Dealer in Jen-
CIRANDOLES. SOLAR LAMPS,
CREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS, MATTRESSES, No. at CRAWBUCK'S, No
S5s Grands, I'd door Of Essex-st NewYork-Chesy
Upholstery and Feather storerhs attention Of families
about purchasing Is respectfully invited to the large and besa
ful of Beds Mattresses Pailasses bsdstssdA
Cots &c all OF which have been purchased at low Oas
prces and will be sold at such prices to make II an In
lucement all 10 cali and examine the above stock previous
u making their purchases Goods to any part OF the
ssy BROOKLYN or Wiamsburgh free OF Carriage Old Esl'
ss1 Ha.sresses renovated and made
w. CRAWBUCK, No. $50 Grsni-sk-
Cd door east OF Essex ST., ny
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TIRED PIANO-FORTEs.-NO

III MORE HIRING.-YOu can boy PianoF Forte, OF
any make yoo please, and pay small monthly insans -
ejaon TO be had gratis at the office in the bookstore OF
A H. JOCELYN Treasurer.
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piano-fortes.

II & II. BARMORE offer at their Man
ufactory and Wa-eroou No. SfS Bleecker-st corner
of Charles ST. an asscEtent Of elegant PIASO-FORTES
~iIh the metallic and bridge and al other
modern improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
EOR SALE and to LET or LEASE

Il splendid new Rosewood Piano. Of high tone and
finish, for sale Several Rooms suitable for Offices to Let
Lease in dwelling No 6S4 Broadway For terms apply
on the premises, TO 7. DUNLAP.
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-SeaIed
SCHOOL No. 20

situated on the corner OF North Moore and Varics
IN the Nth Ward will be ops ned Daily School Days
o'clock A NJ for One Week, from Wednesdaynext June
the 10th for the Registration and Classification Of Pupils
Parents and Guardians intending 10 enter their Children In
said School requested attend with them a. the School
House ON either morning within the specified time
BY order OF the Board OF the Nth Ward school Ohces
June TO- 1852 A. l.. DE CAMP, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

NOR SALE-1S4 acres of Land, living
Il Long Island Railroad near Lakeland Dep6s 45
miles from NewYork This land is OF good quality, easy
of access in good neighborhood and viii be sold at low
price. To any wishing make profitable in sestnen
10 good farm this sale affords the opportunity
Inquire of II. FOWLER, No 20 WaLst., Courier and
En1uTer office
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NJETALLIC MARBLE MANTLES.--

IVl JOHN II. KEYSER Co, Hot Air FGnscs ard
Range Manufacturers have added 70 their business tho
manufacture Of Enameed Iron Nantes, in imitation of
different styles Of expensive marbles OF great beauty aoa
elegance OF finish They be sold at greatly reduced
price, OF corresponding style of marble and need only 70
DO 10 be appreciated Columns and other ornamental
work for interiors Of dwellings be msbled In the most
beautiful manner and OF moderate cost Architects build.
am and Others interested invited 10 call at the Store 81
the subscribers and view the article for themselves
JOHN II. KEYSER& Co, No. 81 CiiHs
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TARM at YONKERS for SALE

LNARM at YONKEKS Tor SALE
IL Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot ana
Il miles of Bronxvie Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
70 acres Of which 20 acres are in woods Soil SUPERIOR
View very fine but not In sight ofthe Hudson River The
place is under good crop and Improvement Some rocks
Situation very high; price very low. Apply al NO. l9Fist
street, stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

~ dersgned wishes to dispose of bis place Coopers
town on the banks Of the Otsego Lake The situation IS
romantic and healthy the House very good, aud admirably
calculated retreat for Of business The farm con-
ss of 40 acres in high cultivation. Price 81 800 Address
T. L. DANIEL, Cooperstown, Otsego Co.
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M ESSRS. LIGHTE & NEWTON, in
NTEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

FORTES.-We have now on hand large assortment
Of new and Pianos for sale and 20 hire Pianos
from $50 to soc For hire from 50 10 $40 per month. No.
$50 Bro AWAY, New-1ork SAFFOhD bhOrhEh-
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miscellaneous.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted In
the best papers IN other cities and town st v. g. PALM
ERs Advertising Agency, Tribune Building
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CORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.-Now

II Nevertheless beautiful Building Sites going
of rapidly, and persons wishing 10 delightful ocs
ton for country residence with AL the conyenienceS Of
frequent and cheap city communication will do well
anime the Lots Prices low and terms easy; location
within 200 feet of the depot at Fordham Apply 10 GEO
BANKS, at the foTdhan HOTEL 4. NEWELL L co,
No S Nassau.s;
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TO LET-At No. 40l Cherry-st., large,
u well lighted Rooms, with without steam power.
None better in the ciysuitable for any business Rent
low 10 good tenants
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WAREROOMS, No.

II Ssl Broadway one door above Thomp.on's Saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited to call at the
Nar.roons Of BENNETT CO, where they will ind
an assortment of Rosewood PianoFores Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for years Should doubts
be entertained as to quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubts are removed Old Pianos received in part
PAYMENT for New and second hand Pianos 70 Let
Nsnufactory Nos Sill SIS and 3l5 Riyington-st.
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NOR SALE, a BARGAIN.-A Farm

containing y of choice land, good bungs excel
lent water variety Of fruit situated east SIDE Of the
Hudson River e5 miles from Newly and ~ minutes
walk from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at New Ham.
burgh desirable and be bought low. For
particulars Inquire URI MILLS No COentesp, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

Pa Ths 10 Great Natural Remedy or inAiSgstaea sn6
DyspepA curing aer Nsares method BY Nsfurssow
ne rsPsin the ehisi esssnsns o. 49,
teod the PURIFYING rinE and stimulating agent ofthe
stomach and insestinsa II 10 acted from the Dig
stomach OF the thus forming a,ecal Digestive faid,
precisely nae the natural sssfic Juice, in its ~ ,scsf
powers and anishns complete and perfect substitute
fob BY the sid OF this preparation the pains and syih Of
ind geson and dyspcpsa are rsmoved usf - tey woud
be BY healthy stomach IL dong wonders Cor d,,pep
ties curing cases Of Debility Emsoiston. Nervous Oesar,
Dyspeptic Consumption oposed on the verge OF
lhe gave The scientific evidence upon which IL IL nd
Is IN the highest degiee enr;o.s and rsuatab wAele
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DUBLIC SALE of ONE HALF of

Il BURLINGTON or HATINICUNK ISLAND.-I.
pursuance Of act Of the LIE sssnre Of the State OF New
Jersey and BY the authority Of legal Town Meeting Of tbs
citizens Of Burlington City will be sold public sale at IL
O'clock on Monday the 9th day Of September next q,
Beldens City Hotel In the city Of Burlington, j. one
half the lower part Of Burlington Martncuuk Island
comprsnp about $50 This valuable property Is stu.
sed ia the Delaware River opposite the city Of Burlington
~ j. 70 miles above he;city Of Philadelphia ard the
great highway between the two great commeca ces OF
the Union and Immediately opposite the outlet OF the Della.
Division OF the Pennsylvania Canas at Bristol,
tn oush which the great bulk Of coal which shipped
from Philadelphia
The eligible situation OF this Island the depth Of water
and the bold Of the shores combine 10 render on
the desirable properties which have been offered TO CAP
itslsts manufacturers for long time.
The purchaser will be required TO give satisfactory security
for the performance Of the contract
JAMES w. WALL Mayor.
CHAS. n FENNIM0RE, President OF Council.
THOMAS minor, Prest Managers Of School Fund.
Burlington, ". j. July %. l252
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CUPREME COURT.-Edward @. Thompson. .

HSan infant By William A. Hars-abroot his GUARDIAN aud Corr
nsha Qumby nr,, - III. a. her guardian and
friend psnuns sgsinst DAVID Thompson, ThonAs r. Qamty
w. Thompson Abraham O. Thompson, JUNIOR
Thompson, AonIo Brown and LhIA Brosn he wife,
and Mary Gsrdner L sfe, Juls CARL Sarah Howard
o;hJ Carl, Fi Hunt Aorns knight and Cath Kssht
Daniel Cor. W aanA Smith. Henry NASH Mar, TbomV
William w. Campbell Ihonss Bsyh Henry shsdea Jansa
FslaEd, Gardner sPnns Tie Amenesn Bible society
Booth, Treasurer Of tie Central Anenean EsAtoa ss,y
The American Colonization soley y.per corBs Treasurer -
the Hone hssonsy society Henry Hl Amen
Gao Board Of Comm.ssnsrs Sofess Moos View fo Ia
slron for The issueuDn Of the Deaf and as sew.
Yorh I1ttgton for the Bhnt
DEftsDAsfs You hereby and gss TO ansves
The comp n us scton which viii be fled 70 ne oe1s " Ne
Cs the CITY and Comfy Of New rort At the CITY dsD Ne
CT Neg fo and 70 serve Of yoar %
ne subscriber al his ofee, Eo6 Wal street, ne wsea
twenty days ssr the and dyos AL 70 Az
s~sf he aid complaint within the sofesad ne -
Apply The Court for rebel demanded Tie
Eew roft, April 10, lisa .,,.,r. .,,.-
49, srtoa v.s CI-s sGes ol the ID e
.sz2 .sssvrl
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SUPREME COURT. state of New.York.-

~ Philip u. mccarthy and Robert c. Ain sgainst william
Mcclure. May onn, eiecurr, &C. OF tbs estate Of Snsns
Gnn deceased Charles HsbuTgh Hector W. vaughan and
drew Ward Summons for r-hetCom. To HECTOR
W. VAUGHAN shd ANDREW MARD, EGG. You hefebv
summoned and required the complaint this sston
which WILL be Ga the Oe OF the erk OF tbs CITY and County
Of New YORK, the Cly Hail. IN said City, and 20
tie said complaint the subscribers, their
Office No lbNa'tree mt City OF New los within twenty days
ae the OF this exclusive Of the day Osuch
and l 20 the said complaint within hstmo
Aforesaid the plaintiffs tbs action will apply he Court or tbs
fele demanded the Plant Dated New fork jams 18th
lsi2. ALLEN CAMPBELL, PantRs' Attorney
The compl n IN ihs IL y sled tho
Office Of tie CtA o tie cry and County 81 New YORK. the "
day Of August, lsj-. sulOiaNbsfu
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HENRY BHEKNAN,
GEO. l.. 0sBORsE,
Hsssr Y. DAVIS, ATTORNEY an tolsm
,UPREME COURT.-James Earl against VII

StI NIsHE NOCh s-JHffrs IsdII "BuH7t W TT =
- ham Cook-summons or onsy demand eostf2t Con.
Ser To WILLIAM COOK, Dsfsnd.hti You are hereby
and required the compliant "a has scosj
which G.d IN Of Clers Of the CITY and County
New Yos at the CITY % New Yok he lqh day
plant subscribers, At u ef otos No. ~ Wall 81 "a the cy
Of New Yort after the Of this
on YOU .rcs.vs Of such ssrycs and yoa IA. an
.r,r Ii. within tie tns Aforesaid the plaintiff
judgment against Tor the Of three Hundred
coHsr the rate u from
The .Ih Of July sasaDd est hundred and
RESIDES the 81 tkis se,ion Dated July 10, l8a
TysOIavsvTpl SMITH WOODWA RID. pAinuF sAttssnsyO
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U1O CONTRACTORS.-SealedP ropo-


u sails will be received at the Office of the Lacks
and Western Railroad Company No. % Wall
St New-YoIk, until the third day OF September in
elusive for the construction of Tunnel the line
of the l.. w. r. size IS feet square, and about
22oO feet in length The excavation will he rock Of
very favorable character for drilling and blasting The
north END OPEN and unnelec about 100 feet The earth
excavation vt the south end IL being made.
Parties d-ous OF bidding visit the work daily via
New York Erie and Lackswsnus and Western Railroads
Distance from Great Bend about 80 miles and from Scran
ton IL miles
For further information, apply at No. As Wa-st, or
at the Company's Office Bidders must bring
satisfactory testimonials
By order Of the President and Directors,
GEO w SCRANTON. General AGENT
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Sales bp Aultlon.


W. CAsTER, AuctOnesr No, 81 Dey st. or Greenwich
LNURNlTURE az AUCTlON.-Hobo-
II ken. WEDNESDAY, Aug. ls, let O'CLOCK Of corner
Garden and Fifth Hohoken the Ehos Household Furni.
therein. oonsns Of Bssels Csrpes Mahogany Sofa
and Dys marble top Center aud pn'nsroom Tables Beds
BEDDING Rocking CbSrs Chne ard Croeheywse Kitchen
Effects, &C. &c.
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GTANDERBILT LINE for SAN

FRAhClSCO-The shortest and Cheapest Route
Only Line giving Tickets for Crossing the sthmus fhs
powerful doube-engne steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
25oo tuns will leave tom Pier No 2 North River a.
O'Clock P NJ, precisely, FRIDAY August 20, foE Ssn
Juan del Hore direct connecting with the ayone steam
ship PACIFIC ls0O tCns over the Nicaragua Transit
steamers ere in their accommodations and
taion Passengers III through without any de-
tenton the Pacific steamer beins In waiting, aud at ths
Of the year. much healthy aud comfortable than
By other FoE information and SAGE Ct the low
est rates sppy only the Office, No Battery place, up
CAirl 20 D. q ALLEN. Agent
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Il at REDUCED RATES -New.York and San Frsn.
cisco Steamship Lne-The steamship UNITED
STATES EdvHd Dennis Commander. will take her de-
psrture for Aspnwall Navy Bay on WEDNESDAY, Sept
p. M connecting 81 Psnan, with the dou5eeng.ne
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2IOo tuns burden, george
A. Cole Commander, which steamer awaits the arrival Of
PASSENGERS 81 Panama By the United States from NewYork
and Immediately proceeds 20 Francisco direct
without stopping st intermediate ports.
These vessels In accommodations ard safety, not
passed BY this route and experienced surgeon
attached to each vessel
Boots open and through tickets for sale.
Apply TO DAVIS, BROOKS CO,
General Agents, No q Beaver.6.
JONES JOHNSON,
No. le4 West 81, corner Of Liberty 1t.
PASSENGERS per United States will dsembsrk alongside tbs
wharf at Aspinws and take the Panama Railroad,
open nearly TO Gorgona thus avoiding the rsk attendant
upon landing boats Chsres and the river navigation 10
Gorg-na.
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

NOR S H RE WSB UR Y, HIGH
Il LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, (Long Branch,)
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS
DOCK, (middletown and RED BANK.-The popular
steamer EDWIN LEWls, Capt. j. 2. Corlies will leave
Robinsonst Pier, North River rs follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IN SPRlNGS.-The cars of the NETWORK and HAIR
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station New York,
Daily, Sundays ptsd at 10 O'clock NJ bail Train
TO Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon SPRING. Pittsed, Spring
field ard ether intermediate stations
At O'clock r. NJ Accommodation Train 10 Chatham
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going East
~ Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the 10
O'clock, A. NJ. Train 20 Chatham Western Railroad 10
Canaan end Stage to Lebanon arriving early the after
a. SLOAT, Superintendent.
Fare through, g.
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Goal.

NANNEL COAL-lj0 tuns English
~ Camel Coal landing and tor sale by
EDWARD ii. JACOr, No. Is G jdst.
NOAL.-The subscriber has in yards,
" and constantly dischagng all the various kinds Of
Anthracite and Bitumisous Goals viz; Peach Orchard,
Black Heath, Lehigh, Liverpool Orel Camel, Sidney,
&c &C. s Of the very best quality delivered IN handsome
Order and for sale low. JAMES Il. WORTH
Sth-st cor Thompson and sth-av. Amos
Down town office 10. 81 W al It,