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ALEX. REY.

ATE Of the firm of Rey s. Farmer,
- returns thanks t. his friends and customers for
their past Patronage and respectfully socs its
ance. He offers yet for sale the following articles
Mess Pork. Hams and SkOuIders, Lara. Buffer.
". o. Sugar, II lbs. to the Doliar.
Prime Sugar 10 lb for $ Pearlcd Barley
Clarified - do do Preston Chocolate
Crushed do d" Cod Fish
Pow'd do do Mackcrc
Loaf Sugar HeFrngs
Bclcher's Syrup, SOC pr gal G. Salt
do do 10 gal Ky 81 30 Table Salt
Prime Mors 60c pr gal Palm Soap
Cider Vinegar 25c per gal varicgatcd Soap
Rio Coffee, prime article, Castle 10
Id to the dollar Carpet Warp
Java, extra, 6 ID to the dol Cotton Batting
Imperial Tea Cotton Irvine
y II Tea Bed Cord
Crackers Clothes Lines
Dried Apples do Pins
Preserved Fruits Starch
prnnes, in jars and boxes indigo
Raisius Wash Boards
Currants Wash Tubs
Chron Covered Buckets
Fresh Lemons Painted do
Extract of Lemon We'll do
Tomato Casup Clothes Baskets
Pepper Sauce Market do
Spices Hsooms
Ginger Door Mats
Mustard Axe Handles
Yeast Powder Matches
Cream Tartcr Havana Cigars
Soda Smoking Tohacro
S'leratus Chewing do plugs papers
Sweet Oil Rifle Powder,
And all the articles belonging IL the c of Groceries and
provisions.
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kittsOn,s Additiou

uesuao'e ground lying IN the
most central and advantageous bart Of the hash,
vi 81. fau where must inevitably be the principal river
ouness o the town, and atrding the most cloi
uegntiui lois IN the rear, upon the bench dwell.
ing houses; Is surveyed into lots now ofere, far
sale with titles undisputed and at
Oily low prices and upon liberal terms credit for most
OF the purchase MONEY, and lumber for buin. ON I,
sold In the adon will be furnished at the rotary eau,
mill on easy terms. CnAS. IL. CAKES,
Agent for Propriefors
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1t is beyond all question true that the CONSUMPTION
phthisic pulmonaris Is A DURABLE DISEASE. Some of
the ablest medical writer's assert this among whom
may cite the celebrated names of Lanec, Andral, Crv-
ler, Stokes and Williams. Their researches as well as
the more recent of Royce and BOudet, that so far
from pulmonary ubcrcle being necessarily fatal, spo-
taneousy cured by nature In vast number eases, even
when large ulcers have been formed on the lungs.
The great object is to arrest the progress the ulcers
Tor tubercs) upon the lungs, and to heal them pcrna-
Ienty. Health will then follow. This the GracfcnberG
Cons'ptive Balm will dos and it is believed to be the
only remedy ever discovered. 1t acts upon the
bcrcies and invariably their progress ami rstorcs
the lungs IN soncss. II will replace those
portions of the lungs already consumed, but it will heal
what nybe efr leaving The Individual in health, Though
it may be with diminished lungs. T... -
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GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.

This celebrated and unrvaled medicine is of immediate
efficacy in the most violent and obstinate dyse
tery .iarrhra. bloody fuN, Asiac choera cholera
BUS cholera infantum looseness the bowels, grpinss
and all other irregularities Of the intestines. -
The causes of the above various complaints various,
sometimes they are atmospherc sometimes they arise
from the eating of Irpe unwholesomc food sometimes
from the use of river water; sometimes natural
predisI0siton Of the SYSTEM sometimes from teethns-
children frequently affected without any noticeable
Cause But no matter what the ORIGIN this syrup Is SOW
reign, In the most sickly tropical countries as the
most temperate chimes. The following directions should
be carefully Observed Unlike ALI other medicines offered
for similar complaints this syrup acts specifically upon the
secretons, restoring them 10 health. Other dyse-
tay medicines merely aay the violent symptoms
CURES!
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GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs.

UHtEFENBEKti HEALTH BITTERS
Entirely Vegetable.
Sklfully and elegantly prepared by the CraofonIor,
COMPANY, from number of purifying nyiceratju
~. ana nearing ROOTS, BARKS, HERBS ami VINES, gathered
iii me forests ana rrtirieS Of America. Sold Iy
W. W. IICIICOX. st. Paul, and j. H. STEVENS &
co., st. anthony Falls. 49, -
September !, 1857.
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Il. $. Harris & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.

"AAoA>A1''-hAI fA-ND II hOSEKS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
BOAT STORES.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PURE BRANDY.
WINES, CIGARS, &c.
HAVE on hand and are constantly
receiving the following, which we are prepared to
sell cheap ami On terms that fail suit purchasers
SUGARS AND MOLASSES.
40 40 has, .; y. o. sar 50 hIIs; Moasse,
90 do 6 oSOo do 20 kegs do do
20 do loaf do 20 bbls NO do
20 DO crushed do 2ohf bbis do do
COFFEE AND TEA.
100 sacks Rio Coffee, IS hxs Imperial Tea,
80 sacks Java do 90 Glib bys do do
80 IS Lasuira do SODxst;p do
10 {. St. Domingo Coffee, 40 6b bys Gp do
20 s. Havana Green do 40 & bib bXs Y II Tea.
~ bXs sronnd do 80 bxs blk oamo TO
4" Manila do 10 do do very line do
100 bbls Mess Pork, 500 Sugar Curcd Uamc,
80 do Prime do 10 casks clear Sides,
% bbls No Mackercl, drums Cod Fish,
70 DO DO S DO DO 50 % KITS KITS sa% as do
81 kits Mol do 100 bxs Herring,
CANDLES AND SOAP.
POO bys Mould Candies, 100 hxs Palm Soap,
90 d" dipt do Is do Family do
100 do Star do 125 do quincy Yellow,
10 do Adanantnc Candies, so do Varicgated do
PICKLES AND CATSIP.
70 bxs assorted Pickles, % bNS Tomato Catsup,
s do Cabbage do d., Walnut da
B do Picula do do Musbr,n,m do
SPICES AND EXTRACTS.
20 bNs ground Pepper, 80 ,.oz Extract of Lemon,
10 do ground Pim"ntO, 10 do do Vanilla,
10 do CaSsia so do do Cloves,
~ mats do 10 do do Rose,
TABLE ERUIT AND PRESERVES.
Is bxs Cherries, 10 bxs preserved Pears
~ 90 reaches. 10 do Ounces,
10 do Strawberries, 10 do assorted JeIles.
10 10 AprcoiS. 10 do Jams
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
so bNS Virginia Tobacco, 1OUbxs choice Recal1a viz.
~ do MiSsonri do 20 do Jenny Lind,
% do R&R smoking 20 do Napoleon
90 do GNW 10 10 10 Ia Fnion
90 chewing do 90 do Washington,
10 do Nectarina do 90 do Principe,
10 Goid Leaf do 90 DO Cuba Skies.
SUNDRIES.
5 do Jelly Mnulls, 10 Mouse and RAT Trans
900 lbs live Geese Feathers, 5 do Coffee Mills.
5 bxs Cayenne Pepper. kegs Salt Pcre
900 bushels Pasicrcrs' Hair 1000 gals Stone Ware,
lOO VI Gun taps, 100 sacks Shot. assorted,
loO lbs Nunegs, , doz Oil Cans,
10 bXs Ncrmaciila, 100 lblS Louisville Cement,
10 III Macaroni. doz Selves.
10 no C"npcrs' lSinglaSs, 5 bNS CurSo,
~ DO Shred do 70 do Yeast Powders,
" hXS Chocolate 90 bblS Crackers,
100 do Indigo, s cases Pruucs.
Galcna, june 5, 1SJ2-3Ty
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DIR. LIBBY'S CELEBRATED PILE OINTMENT.
As prepared for rte fcnberg Oompa and bearing
the seal Or that Institutions Noc genuine unessit has
the seal Of the company.
CURE rs WARRANTED. (
This is sufficient argument to induce every person sf-
ferig under this disease 10 try it, The money will be I'M
medatey refunded If does from It's use
according TO lirectioiIs.
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THE GRAEFENBERG EYE-LOTiOy.

For disorders Of the eye this has cqli.l it /,
pounded upon the most scientific principles, q, per-
formed raoilnary For violent inianatin dim
IS and failing of the sight, weakness eyes, inv,i-
" wees foreign Substances in the eyes, ETC., is
apoSitivc and speedy cure.
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1AAlNA ADY'pg.
H.. F. MCLOSKEY, -'..
WHOLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND FOR
wARDING MERCHANT, -- "a F. e.
Importer of Wines. Liquors, Cigars. etc.,
No. 30 Levee, Calena, ILL.,
rs NOW RECEIVING HIS LARGE
H. r. M,CLOSkEY,

well selected stock OF Groceries, Provisions Wines,
Iduors, etc. which he offers to the trade at the lowest
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING

OF caSmcrcs, deaincs, alpacas, prints,
nei>, bl"ached and unbeached muslin, slawls table
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TO FARMERS-We have taken pains
II to procure the best varieties seed corn and seed
Wheat, which we offer at the lowest prices.
constants & BURBANK.
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ZANE FISHING POLES-Just reed
~ 8 doz cane fishing poles, at the Book Store Of
may y. LEDUC AZ ROUREp
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Builders! Builders!!
THE Oueen of the Forest, an elevated

Il stove pleasing to all who it by the salts
factory work is done and the ease attending II,
in Store and for sale by +. S. NEWELL.
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furniture, &e.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
NJ MATTRESSES. &c, q CRANBUCK'S No. $50 Grandstx
second New lork-CHEAP UPHObSFEhf
and FEATHER STOREThC attention OF families about purehas
invited the large and beautiful ss.ortment "a
PAssse Cots all Of which have been
purchased prces will be sold such 10 make
examine the above stock
Goods Of the Brooklyn
sases and made over w. CRAWBUCK
No SIS Grand-st- second door east Of EsseNH
IRON BEADSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING NAT
TREss and BEDDING DEP0T,The best place 10 &c, the
healthy complete Spring Mattresses and Elastic Psses made In
the b. Il manner at halt the usual cost . . -.
NB-Od Mattresses altered comfortable Spring Beds - 70
s2 Iron Bedseads ais $4to 30 Also the Patent hase
Fell Beds Pillows Private DWELLING ho.os Nc turnishsd
promptly Ware Rooms No 55 Broadway below Prncee CAi
and examine.
TEYSER's HOUSEWARMING FURNACES, for
IN houses hes, quality OF heat snpe
economy fuel Also Cooking Ranges stoves and mouse
furnishing articles JOHN H. KEYsER Co. No 5jS Broad|ay
4 AMPS GlRANDOLES, VASES,&c-Also,C Crock
ery and China and Britannic Tea set
loewIre Hall Lamps and other articles for .e and orna
uent the loves ITioes For sale by BALDWIN NO
81 Bowcry, near Wskerft
rrNUE RESERVOIR LAMP for BURNING FLUID
C J. CONWAY PatenteeTh principle OF this inven 100 10
entirely lis application perfect safety I'D con
full description scientific Aine an O. MY q
within the reach OF all u u sold al the low
price Of by GUs1ANE sELNIN nassr No q 8oMrv
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9nSia Rubber Goods.

VILCANlZED RUBBER GO0DS.-The UNION
sesYoIi ~N'A AMI "~''''~e w. - '~'A'''
- 80 Aan1fscturers pndcr Goodyesr's Patent,
-" '@t 70 NJ home and pOgt sde the beet terms
Ia. AOIhlNO OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
EsssY White Dfsh and kiscx CloAks and CApes
p..ss ahe feA-Jsckt;s fiIsrner's Coais and Capas
'-Na@~ Vsefslls, Waking and Riding Lesgns.
L., ~, CLOTHS. &C.
f1n AID lraus ia Carriage Co.SS NflcisOn Cio.hs
Senf Blankets PRINTED aad flsu Table stand sod
-ses't tossfs Horse Covers.
49, AIR WORK. 4.
~ n - Doah.e Ar heOS Pillows CushoaS
'siasit hsoys boat and Wesou Foar.. Life Boats.
f,,... SNhStt Al AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES
49,. sthIA NIlt shets Ttefhuc R'uls Nusns Bo'ties
Iss sattt k.eer tos Baudsaes Hospital s5cctnss
fl.S. h@s, 01sa-et Gas Tubing &c Hose o. An
- ms mems 70 atsla any oti-
FM s,...- D. N. WILSON, Pr s.dsnl.
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ssrsw be retdfness convey nzrs % AL Ps ths
eountfv las Eszhi Sqr Line in cn Win ths 9o4
ere forbid trusting this boat account OF the owners
C,FPTEMBER. For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
- Ocesn House Highland Dock Port Wa'hnston aoaais ana
aud Red Bank The aud splen-
IA Steamer GOLDEN GATE Ceyt r. A Lizzie, will leave Pier FOO;
Ii,.nn Il A K. q. lollONs. Fare y Gems
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Watcr Gure.

DR. sHEW. Of New-York, earliest American Prsc-
~ uou~r Cure saiho Of various Eorks % ise e
- viii receive unii dr. ng the conn eSD
ih VI CAAlBI Lis Lebanon spsi1s CO iunbia CO. y T.
TOR LADIES ONLY.-Washineton Springs Noun
tar Raod Farfed NswJcTsey laif a 60 5ilet OF q
ntFqT dsuzhter-in-isw II = r q bAtbEk rof
r. ms .ud EsuAr of tbs highly TesP etAbe Institution ddr As -
above.
lIECFkTHIC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE
vi No IS L. ~ s,-R TR I'LL A. D, f.up ieior SPein
l,Ittrsut ~ i,raie a-rss D. q y FAlo ~, Is A
,,r ~ &C icc ghl Dee tneni oqSns NOV fFo'-
se-ff Nc - Lagos st- las fnsnil
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Alllinerp, Me.

IttIIIIHIIU, VI
NEW STYLES Of FALL RIBBONS.-M. II
HShkNslklN, No - Bowery corner Of Hessers Import
ra yoseer Of kbhons fancy and plain Bonnet Sks NoVe
go fesths feweEH AID Millinery Good invites the attention
70 his snryad stock Of these goods he Il prepared
t sheeTdnAly Inducements to wholesale retail paroh ses
Rich PARIS FEATHERS, &C.-50O dOz. rich
~ se and furas de Coqaes; Lo9 Cations new yis Ro
g. ~ ese sav Bonne;s the latest fashions VIII Be .d low
N"a S Ii HOMER, Nos. "a and e5 Johns cor william
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NEW.YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
steamboats, au6 Railroads.

CEPTENBER, 1653.-For Shrewsbury Long Branch
Hisbasd Deck oeeen House Port Wshinron Mounts uoh
pTns Dock Middletown Red Bank Tho aud peudd
ssmsr ALICE PRICE Capt A. II Haggery will run from foot
OF Murray-st- North River daily as follows;
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N ~ ercspon reserIics the EfEy osr ever lEented
n b1ed P1-sion a. Css1SA PaI0sop h-r
I1s DE slrs t1s skin
SrT = the trusble and moreover pos tae rnfal2'
1000 al br naskag iot I'D 1iee S31ag -
55ovrsG COUEAUDs ITALIAN MEDIC A1D soAF - sss1s
ckes saioNr.s casrs cr-cks e-s 40 a. -
sf MA PODDaE SUBTLE upfoc h,lr nen or so,eassd-
srrer sy any part Of The BODY LOUD - ~ ~
~, "a Ina HAIR GLOSS RkStOkAlifE and LILY
nHIiF Found enly Dr. GOURAUDS eit etab<oea iloo
lerv q WsLsrs.- Brradvayi aad ~ "s-n'oS n'-
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Coal.

" oul.
OOAI.-Very best quality of Red Ash Stove and T. ~
- for and fss delivered screened nom he yard No
Ooerekst IS 81 and White Ash a. - . Pr tan - eel
l,ss from boats MAI. OSi'4oN.
COAL.-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, 81 40,
y Ess stove ard Rsrse IS White Asa Ess sove or Range
frou ards Les taken tlcln hoss No oS
howery and No I'll Gfeenest. JANOo "EEAS.
LAY IN YOUR CQAL.-We are prepared to supply
The beef qus.ies Red and White Ash Goals together Win
market prise for ro9i Coal
and honest weight NSipi.l-Ao = 49,
DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
rsuv prepared furnsh superior Whic Al ~ soa Oo4 o.
M iis clean coed order slishe f1s ss shneins ad
boa;s y4ras n t1z Sly, W-sas
burab md BTookyr The Comp a sseL = % go
10 riyr good dsTsch vessels osng Newly ORR 7r fc Even
Parcu he deliver OF Goa i dltse qai
pSsts Apply tbs Gree, Of BFo.ewe7 aai N-si
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fnrs.

fnrs.
IhPOkTERS of SKINS and MANUFACTURERS
ct fiAE ftRs-THoMrsoN RoksLER, 10 10 M.ideR;
ns Iyts The attnton Of COZ NTRl MERCHANTS sad CITY
'hAitks 10 ther assortment OF GOODS IN
kuffS CAFES NlCrORlNES,
CUFF TRIMMiNGS
MiTS GLOVES,
=. MUfFS, SLEIGH ROSES &C.
sel esefftn Eeeh article warranted OF the best material
uItd this with adaptation 70 the Two
s-s<s ettsde mentioned
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Gopartn hip.


DlSSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP-Th Part
DneIhip existing under the hrm IF hAlNEsS
BY mutual consent on the Slst day OF Ar @
The previous the above dse viii b. ssed oy
the their PanoFone WGrerooms No no 81 cor
n,r Of lsth-st y ). T. hA''E''
New-York, Sep. II 1853
DISSOLUTlON.-The undersigned, copaTtners here
toose doing under the and nrms OF DAMS
sIURGEs New-YoIk, W. STURGES Co. Newark, osio and
MILAN sTCRGES Zanesse Ohio ts day dissolved D. n1
uA beis fully authorized TO use The names OF ne hi
H., iioriSa,io, -~Nsvr-Yerk !. L J. l. ADAMS
y" 't~ WIN SrUR6Es
n. w. GRAHAM
NOTICF-The heretofore done New York b. R ANS
sTURGES and Zanesvlle, Ohio, by WILLIAM SGUROEs
will be continued undersgnd who have this day formed
sopsrtne nip the purpose Of uansaeins General
and B,pke under the and firms OF
EICKINGHAMS Ne Is Souih-s;, SewYoTk T. BUCKINGHAM
J l.. ADAMS
JOHN BUCKINGHAM
r. BUCKINGHAM
NV GRAHAM New Psrtner IN our arm ron ana
sAcr this Gsie.-NewNoTk, July J. lsS ,,.cv,,ot,.,ss
rVNHE COPARTNERSHIP of JOSEPH GUIMAN
Il Co. is dissolved by mutual consent .,r,,,~
VAN SOshERCh.
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o,FFTEMBER, IsJ3.-for SIR wsbury, Long Branch,
- Hirh n Dock Port Wssl Mounts Dock,
rows Dcck tNidceowul and Red ban lhe new elegant ana
nv THOMAS O. HAl0tI Capt r Cor
r. ruElns The dav Of sundays
ec,cd AZ r liar between SYos eai Red Sank toieans
izndiugs the shove Lcaynt Red Bank
fv-rv orLns O'Clock. Lasng Negfork, Feck@lP East
River ev.ry afternoon ~ y O'Clock. Fare , cents
III i Loaf y al the above hours unl further notice.
C,TATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot OF Whitehall-st.-
= UNAER AKRASGEMi Ars-EaEe q eeats % O ARAs-
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8tationerp, ST.

6tationerp, ST.
ACCOUNT BOOKS and sTATIoNERY-PRINT-
4 \ No''' I'is BowsF c. No $50 r..r.t
es .t,ss % Of seetAsrn and wss,srn Msrs.au
'' ''' '''''' w. ' ACCOUNT 'i sooS x ss'' ''
osns'si1 Y. e D., Rob, ,,.n.. .sRoo,..
sfSs ses ~ ~ sa9i.f Ei'a tie Psss'aaHs''
livery description Of Frfsfs Essa "a American .aH'
Copying Presses. with st..d.;
Goidsnd Steel eas oalla Lead Penei. Inkstsas ke-
al Of which they offer for sale The mos. favorable
Bof Exchange Bill Of Ladns Notes and Drafts EsEsvea and
Priut>d n the bes; manner.
DIANK BOOKS. PAPER, STATIONERY, &c
ID FRANCIS LOUTREL- No Mldsn-lsne. Country AID
city trade supplied low pees IN aasaris TO suit Boss made
%Tiins f.pers Legal Cap RYE. BOOK.
oesry Lsess ksteIs. P.rEo. os mr. Coo Pen. Gsd
Order receive prompt attention
DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and PRINTING
ID GEORGE H. BELL has constantly hand vellseeete1
fall bound without Ru., band. half bouad ralsd .ad
paced for Ledger JSarn. essn s0o, &c e.
The Of Re R ak. ssPt ssssa rase printed .1 "a
so.ns % Ss.r @ as b o.; s P p. enou a
oher invited consns Of Ink Stands and Pen
CAP Letter and Note ruled plain the y.g su.
Particular nion pad printing Bn Heads Cards Creu
IL soIo GEORGE BILL ssston.r Printer Blanf BOOK
Manufacturer. No 15s Nsssu+L
WHOLESALE STATIONERY WAREROOMS.-
,eet, oSys N. Asol Hos ciiy-P fnportstiOns
Goods-The subscribers have in store as received
PP and FScY sTAToSERT comprising every variety
tsh French and German Goods .. II 49,.
Letter and Flat PsPers 70 Be found the United St,fs
stand and Agents for the H.dey Field. American Writing
Tud whehis wsIsn,ed superior 70 Arnods fad and
purchase before examining their Cosds ,,,,,,.c
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NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenger
~ Trains leave pier foot Of D1snest. a. follows
DAY EXPREsS A NJ for Buffalo direct over the y r.
r. r. and the NeYosk City f. without change Of bsSase
or cara aud al so for Dunkrk- ,.-,,..-
M for Dntrt and Buffalo and sl inisrmsaso
staious this will nsht any sA
ton aud Corning and proceed the next morn
ACCOMMODATIONS st12 30 p NJ for Delaware and all iaor-
M dale s'aiioLs
WAY 80 r. NJ for Delaware and all intermediate saon1
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 6 p NJ, for Dankirk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT at p NJ for Dunkrk aud al Intermediate s1aoar
On SUNDAYS only express train att r. N
trains at Dlnkk with the Lake Snore ha
road for Cleveland Chicago, and AZ blnao win
ds splendid Cleveland saniaky Toledo Detroit
and Chicago ChAhLhS hiNoi' SuPe'u.soe-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.--New
~ York sOmeryle and EaonCo encns May So3-Les,e
pier No North River Eason and intermediate pacss
N II H. ard q NJ ard for souervle AZ 81 T. u Returning
leave PbiIshlreh, opposite kaston a and 10 An r. ~
This line Ezabeth0wn with trains by tae q J. HAN
road foot Of Conr,lsndist r,
stsa routes connection with trains from New York a. io
At Penfed IL NJ wednesday and " NJ on sals
dny for Someryie 81 r. ~ daily fof Pucksnn
and Psarsck at White 81 daily for Fleminson At
Mobilization l. ~ daily for Belylea Sc aud at Phlp~baya
dniiy for WkesbaTe Bethlehem Allentown hAach Chdnk aud
Resding Pa.
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1QS0 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE BE

ii
CANANDAIGUA aud NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD OPEN
: the FALLS
Express Trains leave the Falls st SIS A. aud ~ Nail
TTai1 leaves al 1880 A. NJ -
Eaprfs Trains leave Canandaisaa at 100 A. ~ and
Mail frin CauandaSa ~ 20 Mall connecting with Ex
Mail Trains the Newiork aud Eric and Cansndasns
Ea Railroads. and with Trains the New York central
Ralroed AZ Batavia and Csnandaigus
Through Tekes be had the OEces Of the Company at the
Canandagua the sees Of the New-fork and
Erie Railroad Company the foot OF DaAnes and corner OF Dey
81. end Broadway, New-YOlk. . 49,
NB-Gagsase ehscsed through No ehsrse for handling
- aty. RpQNyH. sapersn.snaent.
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b.s-s NE ESFisf STATE
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE for BOSTON, PROVE
II DENCE WEXFORD. TAUNTON and NEWPORT
Inland without change Of cars or de'en0n Carrying Tbs
he steamers VANDERBILT Capt Joel Som and coNNo
Po1iaeses and Bosion R.oA4. s.yin Ssyors
: s1ssy' oFises 1% md sSSasoa al
b ms .re fSr .irsnsth safety speed comfort
and elegance The ocer eIrerienesd and .ssne Rain,
shorter and direct the @ more an M Eel, s
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The coNSoDoRE from Nsxish-M Monday Wednesday aud
The vASDERBiLT fsp NswYSrt.fsssaay THURSDAY and
NB-P,scnsers arriving proceed innsdsy
Per a TsS iG 9sS S saSn
accompanies the steamer and train through
steamer PERRY for Newport "a and
berth. rsooms orfts application may be msas
Pier No n. R. the office No 10 Battery Pisee
NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD, (yia
s ss: :ss
Broadway and Canal ,sh and shsv EIPrss Trains An
B Fsase Hsfs ba'Ssa IL
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHILA-
ODELPHIFOn Pie, No Nsr;s River foo, O. Bss' f
1S r sy s Ss SD
and steamboat STOCKTON to PhidelPna fEs
e. Express Line NJ by steamboat JOHN PorrES 70
Arnboy direct Camden Through IN hours Fare
s3 Returns s, leave Philsdephis at 10 A NJ and P NJ
CIXTY MILES DISTANCE SAYED!-ONLf
- THIRTY-sIX AND HALF HOURS 70 CHICAGO
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE carving the Greet
Racine and all pos Lake Mehsan-Throusa rom
Buffalo 10 Monroe In "a hours without landing ~, -,
The following magnificent and Gnequaed steamer or the hse
EMfTRE STAT Wilson, commander leave. Buffalo NON
SoUfHERN MICHIGAN. A D Perkins, commander leaves
NORTHERN INDIANA T. Phestt commander leaves Buffalo
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
EN- Railroad o'clock every excepi saniays)
without hndn< IA
Lightning Tran will be In waiting 10 take PAssn-
gers direct Chicago hours arriving next evening aer leaving
THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD in eonnsssion with this
the only continuous pe Of Railroad to chicago aud tue
Illinois River
For Through cks York and Erie and Buffalo and New
York Railroad Buffalo b. the PEOPLES Line OF steam
Hudson River Railroad via Albany and Buffalo apply
JOHN PORTER Agent No 1913 Broadway, cor Dey-s N 4
BUFFALO, CORNING and NETWORK RAIL-
ID ROAD-EXTENSI0N 20 AVON SPRINGS and CALEDo-
NIA-Expess Corning t4i5 NJ or immediately
Of the Day Express from NewYo and arriving Avon
Springs Returning leaves Avon NJ aud con-
the Day Express Ess which arrives" NewiorA about
Mail Train leave Corning NJ and arrives a. Avon 1910
~ Returning leaves Avon AT 30 NJ conn.ctns with tins
Nieht Express which arrives Newyork about 10 A. NJ
lbs Road begs the bs6ed ssse and from toe
expeditions route from New-Jeney to hst place -
Through YORK Boods Wayand Conesus and
Avon procured the New and Erie Railroad Once,
also either Of the Stations 20 New
York A REDflELD; saPerinfeadent.
Office Buffalo Corning Railroad
Coming, July 81 1883
1870 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE BE-
CeDeDs TWEEN NETWORK and NIAGARA FALLS