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the Whole subject 10 familiar him. We vsseyrs sbs
opinion ha any man who calls upou Mr. PALMEa vtlless
some new dess upon this important sabsc such may
thnk susnre he had not hooxhs Of before The whole
matter simple eoough but the people are sume what
rant OF Il because they have eysn 70 II t,at cooGS
erstion its importance demands revolution In sdvert,.
ing yet 70 take place and when II does the peopls viii h,
surprised that 10 did not Boston Dsily NAL
" B. PALMtRs NEWSPAPER kcgscY-This oIJ eash.
shed Agency continues 10 enjoy the full Confidence az The
press and the public. Whatever 10 ntrustsd to M, a.
his AGENTS promptly attended to- and the Press updes
very great Obj cations % hi m happy know thst
he owing the unlimited confidence, he deserves the
good wishes Of those whom he has long and faithfully
served. Albany Evening Journal
To such Of country Contemporaries have not secured
the services Of an advertising agent In New YORK,
mend the old and weli-estahlshed agency OF M " b.
palmer in the Tribune Buildings His business relations
extend nearly tie entire press OF the country and the
promptitude with which his accounts are always adjusted,
has secured for him the confidence Of those who have had
unsactons with him. Mr. Palmer slso b. AGENCIES In oos
ton and fhiladeipha Buffalo Courier:
The business OF advertising Is imrefecy understood q
merchants generally Mr. PALNERs great experience ana
agency enable him 20 give ipot tant snd va
usoe suggestions In these msttes 10 ell who may favor nm
win an interview. The subject presented by him. 10
Sey worthy the serious attention OF all persons engaged
In active business
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. palmer
prepared 10 say that business connected with The Agencies
wtich ne adv erses will be both promptly aud honorsby
transacted In the matter Of Newspaper he
reduced the business such adirabl. system that eli
parties can hardly fail to he satisfied in Daily TbunsI
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Mail stesnship Ccmpanys magnificent steamer TENSEs-
SIZE viii be readiness Panama 70 receive the ilnoss
mails and passengers and sail immediately hr sn rtsn
isco No er,s will be spared on the part OF the Compa es
to send through with expedition and com
RATEs FARE TO AsrINwALL: -.
Ladder Saloon State Room
Lower All and Forward Saloon, do ........''.'...'
Second Co bin Standees..
Steerhfe.
Ps.engers win he landed at the Railroad wharf Asp;n-
wall free Transit Of the lshmus AZ the psasensen eN
pense Persons securing through passage o7 the Onea
States NAL Steamers from NewYoIk have preference o
accornrnoSa alton on board the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates OF fare from Panama to San francisco on ne o
favorable terms For freight or passage, apply 20
CHARLES A. WHITNEY at the Office OF the 20
No IN Westst corner of Warren. NJ Z.
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r IVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE,

Il T.
II DYSPEPSIA CHRONICor NERVOUS DEBILl.
TY. DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS, CHRONIC
DIARPHEA and AL diseases arising from disc rdered Ltv
81 OF stomach such Inward Piles Fulne Of Blood to the
Head idit Of Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
Focd Funes or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Quotations
srkpf OF Fiuernr the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming
Of Ire Head Hurried and Difficult eathirs t1uttsrng At
TIE Heart CHOKING Safocatns Sensations when Ia
living postTe Dursss Of Hision Dots Wobe before the
Salt Fever ard Dali Pains The Head Deficiency OF Per-
srrsfion Yeo Of the SKIN Eyes ard Pain IN tho
Side Bach Che,t Limbs, kc- Sudden Flushes Of Heat
Buupg the FLESH, Constant mazningsof Evil and great
Depression OF SpintS can be ef-ctuslly cured by
DR.. HOOFLANDS
LIBERATED GERMAN BlTTERS
PREPARED az DR. C. " JACKSON.
At the German Medicine Store. No 10 Archst, Phlsd.
Their power the above diseases il not excelled
eoua!ed BY any other preparation in the United STATES,
the attest in many after skful physicians bad
failed
These Bi'tes worthy the attention Of invaids Pos
sestE great virtues In the reccation of diseases Of the
liver ara glands exercising the searching powers
In and affections of the digestive they
withsl safe certain and pleasant.
For sale, wholesale ano retail 81
The GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No 100 Archst door below 9th, Philadelphia and by
respectable dealers generally throughout the country
For sale Wholesale and retail by 4. B. d. SANDS
ner OF Fulton snd William SIS ~ Y.
RETAIL AGENTs.-Charles Ring corner Broadway and
John-st., New.York, and Ms. Hays Brooklyn
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tine sp

~ phcation Of the Mayor Aldermen Commenay Of the
ss w se s SRes p p t Guy OF plohs
Ward Of said CiyIbe uBders xued, COMMISSIONERS Of Estimate
the sboye entitled hereby notice.
Of New York. entitled AN .nus1
reduce several aSs reans particularly the Of New YORK
into act" passed April 1885, and also entitled Ar
entitled relation the COletsn
other purposes passed May IT, lo passed May T. s4l tho
owner OF owners, occupant or occupants Of az houses sns
have completed their amended Estimate and
the shove entitled matter and N Z al whose interests
Affected thereby and vhO opposed "a theam-
present their otectOns writing 20 z. DELAFtELD SMITH
theCy Of New York, within hry days from s
And that the limits embraced By the amendst
peces parcel. oaad situate yns aud beng the 18th and 7
Wards Cy Of New YORK; OGuns lying the sserb
SIDE Of Thrd between the nOrthery SIDE OF Fifth
souhery SIDE OF Eshihst also, the block the said Ward
aso bcck square, bounded
Trd and The BoSey and also al the lots
fronting tie westerly hne or SIDE Of thu
B0Ws between the sOuh-ry Inc cs Of Ao place and LOT
y the street number $40 Bo~sU, ncudns said loi
$50 Bcwey laid cat and designated the damage
oeLsht MAPS used ~ the sad Comnssolers, ME
SeVYor And the SAID further nOtc. that
amended Report and the original Report the above -nsf
Will b presented % the Supreme Court Of the OF New
a SPECIAL Term % the be held
ls2; ard that there ard then thereafter Counsel
heard all De made that said amended Report and
lsa Report confined "a notice er that tie
elemental ehges ard Disbursements incurred By Of
the proceeding tho entitled maer Will be taxed by the
Hon Henry Edwards, az The supreme Count Chsmbe-s
case Aisen.e . lie Clerk Of CITY and County OF ss-
York Hall of he CITY Of York. the 2ib day
J1y 1873 tte clock the rsnoonDa: New York Juns ~
80 TALMAS J. WATERS.
4 ;AS peI { sIsGE ,SIT;s o'n"i''''''''
Htstr Y. DAvIBs, Attorney isa
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c,IpREME CouRr-In the matter of thes ap.

- p6cauon Of Mayor Aemeh and Commonay the CITY
al -Yort relative OPENING and LAYING OH Of
PIPIIC SQUARE known 81 BLOOMINGDALE SQUARE, 10
lie Nnetr-uiI 81 sa cyTle undegne Comni-s one's
- ro. pursuant requirements Act OF the Lessa-
~ oil tie r.ope State kewYOrt, entitled An Act 70
amend reduce several a" feauhg PA
t.rly New YOk. Act passed Apfh ~
issq and entitled An Act 20 amend an Act etsu
A relation the Election Of Assessments AID Iaars US
~ ard County ~ YORK and for other purposes passed NAY
IA lao PASSED Nay % tie o~neror owners oi
ocuants and approved or unmpro'd hns attd
tbs yetet their estnate sni assessment 10
~, emitted matter and that al PERSONS whose interests Hs
,ae thereby AMI may oPpot n he same are relessa
,o psssn their objections writing Nosts MA1NAkD u,
pa Chairman ofe said Comm Al the ONCE OF JOBS
Nsek. 80 Wal lie City Of Nes YORK within thiry
DAYS Of tbs uoJee And that the limits enfa'o ~
assessment a. OW That 70 say Al
e lott or parcels Of land situate Bng aud bens N hs
knses Il the Ciy 81 New YORK. and bounded oescrea
and containing ~ that On the morrill, oy ne ath
ey Of sIy seventh e., t67th t. on the souh ~ s
Sfh~ry Forty trc It id Il on is east oy ms
westerly Sixth 18th avi on the vest; ~ NE east
ery Of Eyeuthav h avl a. ad down on me nSp
used Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment hs
above entitled lie Aforesaid "a tic Street Commission
0;fsr which map entitled, Map OF property re-
sured benehed by tie and hyns out % ru9
sQusre Bloom uea square, the Nineteenth arc Of
The Of the sand Commissions further pys
notice r-por; tue above entitled matter VII 0e made
tressned supreme Court q the STATE Of Ns" os az
Of the Cour' b. held a. the City hal Of ths
Saturday the % day Of October ls2 al s
openns that day and that there snd uen o as
oes counsel be beard motion viii be made that
MOSS MAYNARD, JL( -
JOHN A. WEEKs, Comniasons's
JosEPHs YORK, .L,
HrSEr T. DAvus, Attorney. BlotSeH
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CTpREME COrRT of the STATE Of NEW.

CUPREME COURT of the STATE Of NEW
SNOkK-JOHH ?. HAMLToS, paintIh, lssost ALBsht -
WILCOX and ANN ELIZABETH bis wife. JAMES ADDtsIoe
HAMILTON and MARY W. his wife, EMILY N. HAhlLION,
ADOLPHCs HAMILTON and JANE MATILDA las vile, nne
ALEXANDER :. HAMILTON. derrdauts-s % -
helTo tie Defendants fou hereby e
aud required the comp aini 10 tbs acton, "he 90
he City Hall the Cy OF Sew fork, en- the -.
Jgly, A. u, lea and copy Of youT - =.
conn the SUBSCRIBER h oace, No NASSAU - ~ -
SAD City Of New Yul within days after ne ~, III
yOa exclusive Of tie day q such ssre'
the aid complaint within the tine - ~.
IN hs Ill apyly the Court oT Tie reae ~
contis.ni.- Dated, Juy IA. ls5e. ....as-. i.,,,,.~
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SUPREME COIRT-City, County and State

SUPREME COURT.-City, County and State
~ OF k.~ fos-Anna A Cyse BY her GUARDIAN aaf aets
% ne Hbs g. Pse foms- ClyDe-Surnons Tor reei
10 IhohAs CLfNE, the Defendant Sts-fOu are hereby sum
ADD required 10 the complaint 10 this acton Of when
pJ here~h served you and Of yonr an
UPON ny ote- No Is Wsl the City Of Nes fork
a. Nun twenty tsys AFTER the hereof exclusive 81
o. aeh .et,ee and fail the compliant a.
as ne panuH VII apply IN. Court Tor the demanded
." 'Ne 'ViNp ,slnt--Isiee, Nev fnrk. June a. iss2
fobhht 6. PIKE. Plaintiff. Ait'y No Is walst
Aa ,on plant "a tbs actisa duly 6lsd IN the
enc OF le Ssis a. The CITY and County New York s.sa Al
'ns ~ sai n 'aia city, on The ls, day Of Juy 1891
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r Count Xavier de Maistre, author OF
voyage Around my Chamber" DC, and brother Of the
s more celebrated Count Joseph de MAissre, died on
June u, at ST Petersburg, 70 years old
u Henry Pool, soldier of the keve-
luton, died al his residence at Warren County "eosA
en- the 25th ult, at the advanced age Of @yesn
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eOmpOslng THIS Hue aTo The following;
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC Capt. Comstosk.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Sow
sumeu service. Every has been taken In their
sacdon, also in their Engines to insure strength ana
syeed sld their accommodations for passengers
faaed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
hov-Yoz TO Liverpool in frstcass cabin, t2O Ia second
d. SO exclusive OF extra sse stste-rooms $500 fron
liverpool to New York $50 and a20 An experienced
teO attached TO each ship No berth secured until pss o1
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the balance re.

IN Of the proceeds Of the Of Real Estate
JAMES GREIG the OF New York deceased
ey -nde the order Of the Surrogate Of the County OF New
Yok james GREG J the administrator # all and singular the
goods cai:ss and credits the said interstate, S BE- divided By
the creditors of the sad ntestas pro
portion respective debts according law the
gates Office The City Of New YORK. the seventh day of Sep
tembe O'Clock the that dsy-Datsd thin
sqh day Of JUNE 1851 y9 owl A. w BRADFORD. snrrnu.
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LINE for SAN

FRANCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
And only Line giving Tickets for CROSSING the
The favorite doubleeDgine steamship PhomEIuEtS
1890 tuns will leave from Pier No North River, 81
San del Sore direct connecting With the racine
Sesmer over the Nicaragua Transit Route, having pnt ~
miles Of land transportation These steamers have unsur
passed accommodations. with superior yenn'auon ana
passengers now 20 through without desy the acnc
steamer btios in atipR the lai crossing fro ign
Bay occupying only day This route offers super o al
vantaRes 10 families going California II being the only one
by which ways under the charge OF officers
attached to the Line and at this time much more healthy
and comfortable than by any other For norna ION
sage at the lowest rates apply only at the once, No. Bat
tery place up stairs to d. 3. ALIEN, Agent.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

Iva NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS.-GREAf
MAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO.-On and after MONDAY,
May Sluntfurther nOtce-psssenger steamers and trains
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEsf.
WARD.-One Eof the hrst-class steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, viii leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, a.
F. NJ and DunkiTk IL at night reaching Monroe M
the day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train viii leave Monroe at r M on tha
arrival n the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
sago the evening and connecting Chicago wis first
Ssss steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
igsn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly sD
CHICAGO.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago at P. daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe 81 morning
Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
sept Sunday aud leave Monroe arrival Of the trains os
Chcago-snd reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vous TO the time for the first express trains esss for Nsw
York. Albany and Boston.
The steamers Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily Sundays er:
ceptsd, al NJ, connecting at Toledo with line o.
steamers from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping 81 ell
the way stations will reach Chicago at 81 r. NJ.
GOING EASTWARD.-Lesve Chicago dsily, eundsJt
excepted at 81 M stopping AZ s ststcns and arrvne 81
Toledo at M connecting with steamers 70 sand isHS
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for ell the mors
ing trains from those places
Packet-bost leaves Toledo ST A. NJ, for kof wayne
and ports on the Wabash Canal. JOS Il. MOORE, supt
Adrian June |, 1852
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PaAsaFo apply
EDW'D <. C0LLtNS& co, Nc. IS WaIlst,N.Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO, Liverpool
y O. ROBERTO co, No. - Kings Arms lard,
London.
JOHN MUNRoE L CO, NO. kas Not. ssme dss
Victories, Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER Havre
Yeewne Of these shps will not be accountable Tor sos+
silver bullion, specie ey precious stones metals an.
n bills Of Sdns signed therefor and the value ssarsos
thereiD expreassd
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BOAT ARMENIA, for

~ POUGHKEEPSIE, Newbursh, Couzzens Cold spring.
Cornwall and Milton nom loot Of Jay every afternoon
at 4 O'clock Returnipe will leave PoughseepGe every
morning at o'clock, Sunday excepted Meals serSee -
board
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MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

vE RESTORER is not hair dye and contains dele
FERROUS edent II fails the hair is
original color and the time CITIZEN and restore
the sight however weak If applied according directions
The bar will retain its gns color during life BY nvgor
ang the skin muscles blood vessels and roots Of the
hair prevents the har from fa haldness
and prevents dizziness. headache Precipitation Of the head
dandmf, scad head any sruptiobs OF the head See
Netr- Chronicle for old and advertisement Pnce
81 50 per bottle. For sale at the principal depot, No S55
Broome-st Of Elizabeth No $50 Bowery; No. 1872
Brooklyn
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TNITED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY connecting with the PACIFIC
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through u. g.
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspinwsll
40 Panama The splendid and double engine u s.
ns Steamship ONO uaeqused In her accommodations
~ iuns burden, J Findley Schspck USN Commaoder
win sal on tn uRSDAY Aus Al O'Clock P. M precisely
Non per o. foot Of WsTsnst Ncrth River. The Pscihs
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\JEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

IN 4 w - w
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct U. s. MAIL
and EXPRESS LlNES-Throueh in II hous-New-Jerssy
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New:York 81 foot
Philadephs at IL! and A. NJ and 81 P. from foot Of
Wsnutt Fare reduced 70 S. for 6teiass and 81 30 for
secoId-csss- -
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the 9A NJ and 81 p NJ. Lines from New-fork,
with through conductors
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his debts pursuant the provisions Of the
article first chapter the part
Revised Statutes GEORGE l. DAVIS OF Emra, Chemuns
County published Creditors appear before Hon.
Aes Thurson Chemuns County Judge, his Office the VII
hse g. 2u;h September, 1867 al 10 clock, A. NJ
Je3O lawlOsWedF GEO l.. DAVIS, Insolyent
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= EFCBESl LEECaES LEECHES

Just received per steamer Asia large shppy y.
healthy Swedish and German Lesehes put ap .Ssss
by GAkH. WITTE, Importers OF Lseehes
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA

! and CANANDAIGUA RAILRUADS.-T1alns IeAVs
Pier foot Of Dune st. a follows.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A NJ, for Csnsndagua Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada Wsst-Urying a; Canaan
daigua same evening.
MAIL TRAIN At A NJ; stay over night al Eluira, and
arrive at CansndGisua early next day.
MIGHT EXPRESS ate p NJ This Is the tourists rou,e 70
western New-fork and Niagara Falls The largo
and and tor pleasure cannot be eQuaed by those
on any other Road.
CHAs. MlNoT, supt ~ Y and E. Railroad.
VIM @ LAPHAM. supt c. and f. Railroad.
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s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

m s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CUMPA-
" .NY-For NEW-ORLEANS via HAVANA-rhe
spbndid steamship CRESCENT CITY, will sail from the
pierat foot OF Wanenst N Il, en- TUESDAY, July "a, at
2oeock, p. NJ, precisely.
sATEs OF PASSAGE TO NEw-oRLEANs-NEw ARRANGEMENT.
After Saloon Berths ..............ss'.'ss.sst0
Second Cabin Berths ,.......,.....,,..,.,.5 so
Steefage do .....s.......... -
Specie only taken freight to Havana Freight taken To
New Orleans 2rc per cubic foot Shippers of freight
requested supply themselves with the companys bills Of
aoing which may be had application at the Office. No
other form will be signed No bills of laan signed after the
ship has sailed For freight or passage, apply TO
NJ. o. ROBERTS. No. III West 81. cor. Warren.
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4 EBANON SPRINGS WATER
nle0iral.

DR. LECClA'S OINTMENT-Pat-
Tented with exclusive Royal privilege g: q reInedy o.
ton for studies Of the Islands Of Cuoa snd Porto seo
approved BY the eminent faculties Of France lay ans
"a ,o9st nowerf1 remedy for any kind OF rheumatism
ana tic doorI inveteraie as II ever ay q
for . re throat scads side sche, govt sanduies
fstuepcy .ciaties e;sgs scAds, hermorrhoids tonI
toothache stiffness In the joints ParenJema so'e
pscal diseases obstrueons Of The spleen psss sysPsP
sia csrdalzy pslpitaton Of the heart mysteries
the head wouI ds and sores Of all kinds sold
sad retail At the principal depot In New 49, 80, -
store Of Messrs B. ID. sands No 100 fu!Lon cOIne "
William s. Sold also BY druggists generally Ths POO. 10
unable buy IT, VIII be supplied srafis oy ea4As " ~
proprietor a. No. 90 Whitest
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

lV Trains leave pier foot Of OuAne-st- a, follow;
EXPRESS TRAIN ST 81 A. Tor Dunkrk CONNECTING with
hrgtcass steamboats, for Cleveland Sanduskv Toleao ana
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati aud CHICAGO
MAIL TRAIS at 8 A. NJ. tor all stat1n.
WAY TRAIN at 81 I. 81, via Piemont for Delsv.rs
WAY TRAIN at 81 P. NJ, via Jersey City Tor DelawGs
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at r. NJ, Tor Ounkirk, comet,
ina with first class steamboat oT Detroit direct m
With Express Train for CHICAGO.
EMIeEASr TRAM ct ?. NJ. v.t Pieruon.
CHAS MiEOr Superinksrdeak
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vited to call at the gold mining machine store, No
l23 Wsrrenst opposite the Mail Steamship Cos Office, and
see the operation OF the Spherical Quartz Puvezer and the
CentIpetal Anal gamstor. These machines have COM
petit,rs. AhNOLO bUFFUM ".
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CCHOOLEY' MOUNTAIN The
~ best route from New-York is via New. Hampton
twice daily by Central Railroad OF New Jersey. Only ten
miles by stage and good road On and after July I'D
leave by steamer RED JACKET from Pie' No. !, y. X,
at A. NJ and p. NJ Fare 81 l2l Through in 81 hours
For tickets, further information spoly at HOPES Ex
press Office, No ~ Broadway, on board the boat
IL Hopes Express in connection with this line
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NJ Envy DIRK and NEW-HAVEN
i Y RAILROAD.-SuMMER ARRANGEMENT NAV

l. khlLhOAD.-SUm MINER ARRANGEMENT. May
s. 852Trsns out Of New York eavs corner Of Canal
ct. and Broadway.
Accommodates AND sPEcIAI.-At ard ll.30 A. M,
as Express Stamford aud Norvsk end stopping all
Stations beyond) and ct $50 NJ through to NewHsven-
AZ $50 P. NJ. for Norwslk-st s51 AN. snd ~ Pm for
Port Chester The lS0 An in competition With rrsn
rom New Haven 20 Hartford and Springfield and with
Train the Canal Rad
EXPRESS TRAINS for NewHsyen, Hartford spnnFheh,
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 20 Os
densburgh ana Monrea-At AM, stopping at Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housstonc and Nauga
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven and at $50 ~ stopping II Stamford. Norwak and
Bridgeport, connecting with Houaatonis and NAEsstuak
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEw-YORK-Aocomoiati on and spesisl-
At $50 T. and IS AN and 420 N through from New.
haven. At AN. from Norwslk-st $50 AN. and S45
Pm from Port Chester The IS A. receives PASSENGERS
from Springfield ard Hartford and Canal Railroads It New
Haven The 42o receives passenger from Hartford ana
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival Of Trains
from Boston at Is and $50 PM stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwslk and Stamford leaving Boston ct A M ana
S45PM
See large bill advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO W. WHISTLER JR-
Superintendent.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

d OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning
III ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED
FORD and TAUNTON.-The stes ners c. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, OF this line now run regularly a.
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North River first
wharf above Batteryplsce daily Sundays excepted at
JPN, and StoninRton at O'Clock M arrival Of the
mail train which leaves Boston at $50 Pm
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, at AM and PM New Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed immediately on the arrival
Of the mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage, apply al the Office, No 10 Battery
place. on Be ard the boats.
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NOR BOSTON vi, NEWPORT and

H. FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers
SAY STATE, Capt. VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Brayton leave alternate days Sundays
excepted from Pier No s. NJ r. the Battery, at n
Ror Freight apply board at the Office Pier No
yIsDALE BOARDEN, Agents, Nos. 10 and II Wests:.