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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06

in all cases . an appeal 10 ,ho supreme
eourl. a.
SEC. rs. County sudssors shall, before
HE 18Th OF April, annually max ou, ,hs
blank lonns aud Ilislruciions Tor he lowD-
ship assessors, and forward ibem 10 the
township clerks, as required by lbe fifteenth
section Of the act TO creale the Office of
township assessor, passed, March ,wenlieth,
one thousand eight hundred and rfory-onr;
and the auditors Of Counties, and assessors
Of townships und wurJs, shall, in all rG-
specss, except as herenbeture provided, be
governed Dy The rules and regulations con
lained in The several ac,s prescribing their
duties.
SEc. rs. Every county auditor, and eV-
cry dis.rics aud township assessor, who
shall, in any case, refuse or knowingly neg
Iect 10 perform any duty enjoined on him
by this acl, or shall cOllseM to or conniye u.
any evasion Of it's provisions, whereby aGy
proceeding required by lhis ac. shall be pre-
vented or hlndered, Or whereby any properly
required 10 be listed for taxation shall be
unawlully exempted, or The valuation there
OF be entered on The Tax Iisl al less Than lis
true value, shall, for every such neglect, re-
iusal, consent or connivance. forfeit and pay
10 The Sla.e not less than Two hundred, nor
more lhon one thousand dollars, al The dis
creIlon OF The court, 10 be recovered before
any court ol record in the State.
SEC II. The acI for levying taxes Oh
ali properly in this Sa,e, according 10 its
true value, passed, March second, one ,hou.
sand eight hundred aud forty six the act 10
amend The same, passed February eighth,
one thousand eight hundred and iorIy y.suven,
the ACT To provld. for The ass ssnen' Of per.
sonal property, and The value of new enIries
and new structures, passed January twenty.
second. Que thousand eight hundred and
forty .eigh., and The ac, passed February
twenty second, one ,housand eight hundred
and forty eight, further TO amend The acI
Tor levying taxes IN al properly in this state
according 10 It's true value, and an ACT 10 tax
banks and bank and other stocks The same
us olher property is now taxable by the laws
Of The Stale, passed March, twenty.6rst, one
thousand eight hundred and fl.y.one, and
all parIs ol laws Superseded by this act, and
all laws Inconsistent herewith, are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 78. This act shall ,ake effect and
be in force from and after ls passage.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
w. MEDlLL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
April Is. A. ID. 1859.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFIcE.(
Columbus, 1859.
certify ,ha. the foregoing law is correct
Iy copied from The original roll on file in
this office.
WILLIAM TREVlTT,
Secretary Of Stale.
AvDlroR's OFFIcE,(
Pomeroy. 1859.
certify that the foregoing law is corrrcs.
copied from the original copy furnished
by the Secretary Of S,ale.
5. HALLIDAY,
i Auditor of Meigs County.
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SnERiEE,S SALE

BY virtue Of a writ Of al. vend. ex to me directed
by the court of common pleas Of Meigs county,
house in Pomeroy, on the FIRST day Of the next
term Of said court, between the hours prescribed
BY law, the following real estate, to-wit; One
hNndTed acre lOt being the lot onwhi, h jeremiah
Gray lives, in section twenty nine, to vn 3, range
eleven, Ohio cOmpanys purchase, except five
acres sold by the said Gray to Joseph Conwcll.
Levied on as the property of jeremiah Gruy at the
suit Of Jacob aornbfook. Appraised at SlCC0.
7 ui,g s, BRADBURY, ,,sAc.
Anvil -. tss. SsM
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f5s wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

w WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
mparts new vigor to vital action, and relieves the
system by opening the pores of the skin, and pro-
noting the secretion of mucous matter. Its action
is sudorifc sedative and expectorant, by opening
the pores allaying irritation, and by rendering the
expulsion of mucous matter.
Those who take the Balsam will feel immediate
relief from the distressing irrations that accom-
pany affections of the respiratory organs. The
pores have been closed, the Balsam opens them
The Lungs suffer from irritation, ,hc irritation Is
Soothed the pulse is violent and ieveriSh they are
SOftened and the mucous membrane is relieved
of its engagement with rapidity and case. All
by the use of this delightful remedy.
See advertisement in another column.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of writ of pl, vend. ex. to me di-
I'D rected by the court of common pleas of Athens
county, | will offer for sale at the door Of the
courthouse in Pomeroy, on the 7th day of
June, 1852, between the hours prescribed by
law, the following real estate, to-wit: the undi-
vided half of the north half of section No. 30,
lot No. $40, town 9, range 10, acres 800. Levied
on as the property of Jacob McCulley ct alat the
suit of John Douglass. Appraised at $500.
S. BRADBURY, sAc.
May 6, 1852-w5. 81 80.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06

w We publish The Tax Law entire, to
the exclusion Of all other matters; bul as i,
is law in which oil properly holders are
directly interested, we could fill our columns
with nothing more acceptable irsl a, this
lime. All shouldgve it careful examina.
lion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
Road Notice.

TTNHERE will lie petition presented to the
commissioners of Meigs county, Ohio, at
their June session, to alter the road in Letart
township leading from the Mill creek ferry to the
township line that divides Letart and Lebanon:
the alteration to begin on the line between Eli 81
Bibbee and i. G. Hayman thence to run no h on
said line to the back end Of Haymnn S and Bib
bees land thence the nearest and b It rou.e TO
intersect the Tanners run and Pai:n road a..
Alexander ThSrns; thence the nearest and beS !
route to where the old road that run formerly at
the foot of the hill crossed Tanners run, passing
back Of Francis Blame and VIM. MoEkay's houses,
near where there was fJmerly an old road and
so ON, near said road to ntersect the present
road at the township line; and that the present
road from Elijah Ribbee's lower line to the
township line be vacated,
PETITIONER.
May G. 1S52--w4 50 so,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06

DIED-0n the Sd instant, HIRAM ARhITAoE, Of
MiddlepOrt, Of Consumption.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
Pomcroy Cattle market.

PRICES PAID FOR THE WEEK, ny W. JOACHIM, BUTCHER
Beef Cattle, stall fed, No. /, S2.00a2,t0
Hogs, :" 800
Calves, 4" 200
Sheep, &" 200
Those having stock for sale will please call at
my yard. Cash paid always.
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ed and sold for taxes.
SEC. 73. The delinquent lists shall moi,
hereafter, be returned TO the office Of the
auditor Of State, but shall BE- re corded BY lhr
county auditor, Immediately after his annu.
al seulemen, with the county treasurer. an
abs,rac, of which, in such form MS the audi.
Tor Of State shall prescribe, shall be sent 10
his Office with The settlement sheet Of The
county treasurer; and no taxrs, returned de-
linquenl shall be paid into the state reasu.
ry, excep. by the county lreasurers, after
the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred
and ffy..wo; and in making out the dupli-
cate Of each year, all lrac.s Of land and lots
returned delinquent or forfeited to The Suite
shall be again entered on nthe duplicate, and
the taxes or such tract or LOT, including The
taxes Of The current year, shall be charged
thereon, with thirty per cent. penalty, on the
amour. charged on the duplca,e Of the pre-.
ceding year.
SEC, "a The Auditor Of State, shall. +.
from time 10 time, prepare aud lransmi. 10
the several county auditors. all such forms
and instructions Ns he shall deem ns cessaEy
10 carry into ef-c, The provisions Of This
acI and with The advice Of the Attorney
General. he may decide oil Questions which
may aTise as TO The lrue construction Of IhiS
act, or in relation 10 any Mx levied. or pro.
coeding under the same; subipc,, however,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-21

VUoRTHINGrON O. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law in the supreme csurs-Y ss. y
eases Before ConErese-ts prosecute e.ss 80 Css -
counts agsnst shs Departments and Bosfss Oo1ale-
81 home and eres0so oDsaD
~ rom,sy snds 10 collect dshta aiyiAsnds,
{sscsas A. any part Of ths UAssa oss
iosss and ssos sad bond and msr;sss saa "
ss. n asy state che Unon ParAisulaR paIA
e lAnd tls eases coming vpte Ne United
9rssosd 20 v. easAsn, Me- Carroll DAee Oayl$sl HRA
2sSkns1en, p. g.. IN Meet VIII DSen64 aAtenueA
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CENTRBvILLE COURSE. L. I-RUNNIN6.-A
purse OF $50 will be given for running hsrses milo
nessi free Tor ali to off Sept entries v sess
So.sl corner Of East broadway AID CAthssns
Nw York The he governed BY the New York
Jockey Club rules. Three e star. mako
y rass. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
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u oHN FISHBLATT. AUCTIoNERR.-BY JOHN FISH
,n., ~ SS Pearl street-On Wednesday the 10Th
ur. ~ ayenus ferry che whole Of the furni
p.d.nar = mily going abroad, rising Psror,
th nc ktchsn furniture Glass ana China Ware.
Of WITCH VII, ~ "a csokins and Kitchen rtsasls. all
seUs seA Dauasb Curtains Ani me Yeze CiIuoy piscss
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PER sOsAL.

INFORMATIoN WANTED-OF TuoS. HUNT BooTH
who smgrated from Liverpool 20 New York, in April
lis and has been heard from Springfield, H.; Cinonna
Ohio; St Louis, and last from New Orleans. in January
lS5 He earnestly requested to write to his father with
out delay any Of his sequ,inanes give any inor-
nation, they will confer favor his anxious parent
directing to Of John N. Norman. New Orleans, OF
George Mcbride, Jr., & Co.. New York.
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New Travelling Arrangements upon the
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
M. SEE SEVENTH PAGE. e

DCsT OFFICE, NEW YoRK-NoTICE.-THE EURO
p.An mails per United States Hail steamship Pacific,
viii cless ut this Office Saturday August 2st at 1919 A.
H. closed mail for Bremen and the German States, will
be sent per Pacific. WIN. v. BRADY, p. M.
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POLITICAL.


EIRST CONG OCCASIONAL DISTRICT, KINGS
County-At Convention of Delegates from the
OF Kings County held at Nelson's Hotel Fatbush August
10 1852 Philip Crooke was appointed Chairman; Anthony
Hegeman Of Flstbush were appointed delegates TO the
District Convention John A. Emmans of New Utrecht, A.
II. Conover, of New Lofts, alternates.
PHILIP S. CROoKE, Chairman.
A. r. BEApLE Secretary.
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SPORTING.

GREAT PEDESTRIAN rEAr-GIBsoN is NOW AT.
.enpsrs the most surprising task. ~ regards aamsn
lesks, Mansion Ksyse MJbehss. ASnssion Cx cents.
GespsSay ASlee,
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John FIsHBLATT, AUCTIONEER.--BY JOHN FISH.
blatt, No 30 Pearl strcet0n Tuesday, the 2th mat
oclsch At the sales No 20 Pearl street. SO hhds
knt domh, suisnc'e LOT superior
c.. D. l. Pale Ale; 100 baskets ohsmpasne various
brands cOQOO SegAr ported and domestic 100 dcmiohns
and Rum large lot Of empty Deniohns alargc
10Y u wares Vine few Of Liquors and Bitters,
Nssortco-au or which will be sold without reserve,
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49,
A ssIGNEES sALE-THE ENTIRE STOCK or BOOTS
Also. lease Of the same for earsofering q
portunity Tor any wishing into the boot and
shoe business the premises having been occupied shoe
bargain to close The business inquire at 40 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, or 2s0 Pearl street, New York.
BLANCHARD, Assignee.
a UCTION N0TTCE,-H N. BUSH, AUCTIoNEER
Will SELL this day at los o'clock the sales room 10
N9rih William street. new and second hand Furniture Of
forn Ss Also hSw Case and Sugar Bin Plat.
bench Also 1T II o'clock precisely Horse and Wagon
A uCTIoN No1IcE-THoMAs BELL, AucTIoNEEa.
by u Van Zand.-At tle store, 10 Spruce street,
Mil BIO sold this day. al l0s O'clock superior
House Desks Book Cases ges walnut and shogany
Wsshstands, French Bedsteads, Mattresses, Looking
Glasses Stoves, lot of Dry Goods, &c.
A GCIioN NoTICE.-w. COLE & CO., AUCTIoNEERs
VII SELL on Monday August I'D, at III o'clock, A. NJ,
Mo Ann street go boxes Of Alexandra Co.'S psent
sna Tor applying them They will sold in
t purchasers without restrictions the
patent submarine vessel wv 80
HkHRY T. LEEDS, ACCOMMODATION CARVED
tnro oseMcoa rsror, Dining and Chamber Furn
large of Secondhand Fnrniture for sale Al
uon tbs day. August alst At I0 O'clock at sales roo
onsr vi" ss n snSv Henry Leeds
ana Mahogany HssSod aTEs nis0rs
Rosewood Parlor Furniture covered In rich attn broaa
tss carved msnosan Sofas Tets tete Easy And Paror
rosewood and mahogany Centre and Pier Taes Nth
bic tops Extension Dining Tables Wardrabas
rosewood and painted Chamber Furniture en- suite; mahogs
~ ssS vf snss. rs s"s spS
assortment Of Household Furniture which arc veil arthv
the att ention Of hsusekeepers. "eA "'A''S
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SPECIAL HoTICM.


NJ Office CONSULATE GENERAL OF MEXICO
srsmoved from No. l04 Pearl street 70 No 20 Beaver
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"A THEOLOGY.

MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEX.
lx1 ders her services ladies Of hrs city.
In sstrology love and law matters interpreting dseans
Ec BY books and science constantly relied Nxpoiec
and viii TELL the pame Of the gentleman they WA
marry Also the names OF the vste-s. Redsncs, He. -
0reas Jones street. corner Of bowery LAea 10 eSAt
gentlemen, 81.
TV>HE STARS AND THE FISHERY QUEsTICN-pR
j. Roback to the American people -
Although British Admiral
Has nchored off Shore
And 20 st. Johns we've lately ssst
gallant Commodore
By Astrological lore i learn
The fishery question soon
Will be by compact set at rest,
Though now Columb ia shakes her crest,
And clouds of break East and West,
Seem threatening typhoon.
Seven nights I've searched the shining ecYen
That brghens midnights sky,
And know to Bellona's shall roll
In harmless thunder by
Britain will waive her proud demand,
So say the starry throng--
Wars voice shall not disturb the land,
Nor kindred blood defls the strand
That never brook d
Dr. G. w. ROBACK has made the fishery difficulty =
special subject Of cal uaton and stakes his
reputation the assertion that, however threatening
present may be- the after will bs
negotiation, without any appeal to arms
The Doctor may DO consulted all subjects a. HIS rea
dance, No. hito street N Y Full natiyes, price -
fer ladies' and IS for gentlemen.
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" essUTH HUNGARIAN LoAN.-BEING ABOUT TO
n quit the United States, for Europe beg leave to make
known 70 all whom it may that have trusted
Funds, with Committee Philadelphia consisting of
Tiedemann, Nicolas schmitt Conrad Lieberitch, A. H.
Rosenheim and Charles Goepp which is duly autho-
rized to their emission and to receipt for the
and whose behalf Mr.. Nicolas Schmtt, German
C0rrespondent) No. 02 Csowh street and Mr.. Charles
Gospp English Correspondent No S Norh-third street.
either Of them will act and give their signature there
fsrc request all those with the exception of Hungarian
at Boston who have been entrusted with such
which unsold whereupon they will their receipts
which lett with them for that purpose. would further
request all those who have received might In future
seve contributions. under Whatever FORM
whether to be into hands for hs Hungarian
fer family to forward the the other Of
the gentlemen above named checks then TO be paid
to their crder Who members Of the above said Commit
tee by duly authorized to receive, and will in
my name their ackno dgment for the same.
New York, July IL, 1852. l.. KOSSUTH.
Papers friendly to the cause, please copy
TNDEPENDEN PEARL GUARD.-NOTICE-
The /. PIG. will hold meeting st No. 10 Chatham street.
on Monday 2d August to elect ls ID and Sd Leutensu
All who intend to go Second Annual Excursion
requested TO be present. Commit teeCapt John NJ Cham
berlin Lieut. N. Chamberlain o. s., A. b. Mace
PIivates, J. Evans. J Taylor.
JULES JURGENsEN, OF COPENHAGEN, TAKES
this method OF warning the public against the
limitations of his Watches engraved with his sounterted
Every genuine watch Of his manufacture Ia
panied by certificate signed by him. and containing the
and description Of the watch Copenhagen July
ID. ls62
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A1Aond Q. Charles, importer Of Fine
yhss Braadies and ssgsrs PArh place York. Jass
ana Port vines .dsDs.s fo prssss families or
Woysistors Of Hotels and and town
L. rs Hy 70 1s s,s me- sSa % packed
Jonathan Dodge, M. Extraordinarily
M Ssspy Hs.siys calls
Why Hesitate.-Evcry distinguished phy-
.sis. s hs does 1s
.hA s.ss Pu, and as a. & ns
az Ssssa.s,, for one Dollar and atty
Great Bargains an C.rpessngs-Petersen y
largely the late large .aesio, sales. win dspss
Tapestries 9s Brussels S.. Threeply a. So; nsrAnA
\. 70 o.. and all other goods equally low.
Sugar at Reduced Prfces--Just Received,
wai ~ sssas .Ass
Greenwich 70 Vesey street. BNew Orleans Sugar,
Dutch crushed A. Cd w. p'''' w. ''' i''' 49,
window Shades, Gilt Cornices, Lace and
@ s h's
1Hal isrIaias not TO bsiOnId elsewhere
Nos. 2s91s Broadway and 81 Resde st.
i:r ,. RE 's
merry, Nalmsey, MADEIRA and Sicily Wines choice old
Otard. Hennesseys and other brands, genuine French
Brandy bsttlcd draught with general assortment
q ehse Green and Black Teas % the latest and freshest
iUportatiens, which they selling at prices at least
twenty per cent below that usually asked for the
qualities c. W. d. HiFF. Wine and Tea dealers,
Ne. 100 Division street, between Essex and Ludlo streets
New Travelling Arrangements upon the
nadssn River Rsiroad.-BurnbAm's Mansion House
BisomA.dals road.-Downwardsi The Psskskill morning
tie Morning P = y
Yorf at Burnhams about o'clock In the evening"
4
cloch every afternoon and stops 81 snrnhams a. about
half past Another train leaves Chambers street 81
quarter past o'clock every evening, and stops Al Burn
hams about s5 minutes o'clock To the visiters and
boAriers At Burnham we'll travellers both ths
arrangements productive Of much advantage Every
alton viii DO found there their ppng
comfortable An excellent table Is provided aud
stablrpg and bar their resources are recherche.
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uOTELs AND WATERING PLACES.


CRANERoY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
public on Monday, May a. 1854 10 contains hun dreA
and afy furnished In the most elegant STYLE ~iA
possible convenience IL will be kept ths Amsccaa
and European pans combined and the propretors de-
ssrmined shall rank among she beat family hotsnh
NE wsYld DONALD 90.
M ETRoPoLITAN HOTEL, BR0ADWAY.-THE ME.
l tropoltan will be oompsted, and opsnsd for the
sspion Of company 1t Prics Of board 81
~. SIMON LELAND CO., Proprietors.
NOLAN HOTEL, NO 1884 BROADWAY, NEAR UNION
square, ready for the reception Of pany, the
hsusc being In complete repair In all respects for the
oemmodation OF permanent and transient boardere.
w nLARDS HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C.-THH
w undersgr ca having again assumed the
Ahe above hotel carter absence Of years)
suly informs his friends and tho travelling khst
furnished and with its increased facilities
Astsnton 10 the comfort Of his sues the hopes
% merit continuance Of the patronage heretofors
t0sTally attended. HENRY A. WILLARD.
CCH0oLIYs xOUNTAIN.--rHI BEST ROUTE YR0n
1asissca OF New Jersey. Only len miles b stage and
sod read On asd after July 22d. 81 stssmsr Rs1
SaS Twelve seiosi N. Fare "a l2K. Thsoush n 81
kevr For uckets further apply nepcS
uxprsa efce, No. n Brosdwsy, or ON board Ne bsak
HsOes Express runs In connection wdkh this hns.
A sT0R PLACE HOTEL, (N0s. 7s3 AND7ss BROAD
n way, opposite Aston Place The essablshmsRt giHg
pnas,ssns sItsAsve alteraton will 20 opened ~ family
Istels On or shout The 10th Of septomher.
W, WATER4AF, JIo P1erliN0ty,
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EXCURSIONS.


ExcGuRsIoNs TO COMFY IsLAND-LANDIYG At
sns The new and splendid steamer May Queen, Captain
u A. NJ; iss and 81 r. NJ bier North river %
and Nj leaving The island last trip, at Ga +. NJ N b.
II Islsnd.-The steamboat JOHN HART, VIII leave MUIR
ss R saY sn ana Ta. saassgs
vile, Chelsea Bentleys and Perth Amsoy each ysy re-
route tho sfoash tho sound Soa.tfui
Zach viii asd Psrss
at biddies Grove by giving one days notice.
EoRKEYPoRT AND FORT HAMTLTON-THE STEAM
sd iSsss psr
o'clock NJ Fare to Report, % cents; Fort hamilton,
l2Js cents.
SUNDAY. EXCURSION BETWEEN NEW YORK, AND
Fare, la% e,pts.Ifhs fast sailing steamer DART, Capt
IsaVs p,st 10
and eosioek The Dart can DO chartered for en-
enrsons Apply on board or At = street. ap stairs
oNG ISLAND RAILRoAD-ExCURsIoN TRAIN
port and return Leave Brooklyn AZ A. NJ and
port NJ, Day and arrive a. Brooklyn AZ 30 =
NJ for the excursion ore aoar ana VIII se good
gage takep BY this train
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
way ak ssses
orsna s.rse. AZ % Eek shR, ~ Pa LIT no n N ~
provided.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
and Glen Cove fare only l2A cents each way August
% The newly fitted up steamer KING PHILIP, Capt j.
Kennedy leaves catharine street. +: R., ~ Grand
street. as9 Tenth street pa and Twentysxth street
at9 Returning from Glen Cove, at o'clock, and New
Rochelle at 3D. This by far the cheapest most whole
and attractive trip from the city afording pleasant
aceOmnodations for families, N B. first rate ehowder
and other refreshments board. Good bathing at
either place.
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO FLUSHING
~ Strattenport and Flammersburg.-The and FIST
steamer GEO LAW Capt Frances Lockwood will make
August a. iesyinS A. foowsPock sin az iS
Delaney street z. r. at 1O A. Nj Eighth street. g. r,
at IL Nj Twentysxth street, (new Pier) E. r., at IL
A. NJ Returning, will leave Flushing at p. H. Fare,
l21e cents zach way.