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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03
Cotal Nous s. Notitts.

Tocol N-c,o- G. Nof;ce~
b-Hi"A ~NA""| W ~ND''bAS.
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Charles Jones, formerly OF this village, has
been convicted of thens at Hartford. Conn. IN
A.. -, e COCOON ..l ,,,. ., ,h, g,
cut "'a'e ''son 'o' 'ou' !'"'S - S'o'hs mat
Jones secured the confidence Of a merchant by
ASSUMING prcat deal of sanclitv and officiating
,s 49,, s,,......ii.,, ,-,...i,o. and ,i,,,, -.
'''''' ''o''u
eNey opportunity 'or'" HIS 700 '"nlulug friend.
The details Of his crimes which we have thus
briefly summed IN. are oiven at arcat lepctb in
ne rlor,c,rd ri,,es which s,ys.
! he ui'nnlgu nus polPt Wlun cosby broad
cio'"s onu sim 't'hg's "i''" " "i" tloleh at
Dean s,oI, 0"' Win s'oi'" -ooua HR Pau Tor
pulpit u'O,o prayer DOCS hymn DOOR, ana a
urge aUmeu c""" 'i' Nun4 some splendid
rfcnch curtains ln one corner 81 ue ro9m' as
screen, oeihhu WHICH "' UT s,,u ~ ins SllN rooe'
ne stole these curtains IRON S'f' Dean ana also
ihe sliR loI nis Iooei ana 'c u,o"r nl'o ~ re-
Yer chuloh ih h'oiiN "iu s'o'o ",h'r hrauys
robe using Y as wllcfh nom "mch lne stolen
silk was made up lie also stole ihe silver chal-
ice aud some other articles from the church.
ABOUT inns 'ime' OF a niue o'eit ne Wen' 70 a
peugerlan gallery put on nus S'ooh rooe' pac-
ed the blblo' bought WIN stolen property upon
ond rolling his round dull eyes nnrudly up
ward and pointing ihe iorr niger OF bus nprased
~. '''u ,,a. ,.., ,,J .L,,1n r'"n1
ro,'r NJ. friends aso fne tunr. liz paid f,r
the likeness FROM money stolen from Mr.. Dean,
and he stole the outside case from another gall
''SS .o,. or ..,,i,r ,.;cts and cr;,,,s
he was discovered tired; convicted, and sent to
Vtl0'N w iN+i '"l's iva Ai' ''''' ef-HN Nf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03

s,o,,,cb od,oc,,o az ,lo is,,, mud obig yipdic,to
i h cl,ims +, ,ublic cocedcncc MANY a. FIN
,.,o.,i o,d ,,bi,, r,co, ,1s, r,,orod the lo,
l. a,5 ,,h.,is,r NOV, .orsec,,,,.o ,bo, al Il,
,,,nors in ,,o s,.,o r,o no,r,, h.,o o,,royod
:. Ihv delibcra,e vo,o n, tho b,llo, bos I, ha
no, boon n ,.-,y o,cs,;o, for ,bo ro,son ,bo,
IS i, fine oo;,ian IF ,l,o reonlo !, was ono If spc
G yi,ol ,o,or,apce that I'M mere marty oucstiops
in view Of it. dwindle into insapidcnnce an,
snoulu DC ios' ana forgotten lor INC '''ne' mere
1me servers ana pe'u'ggers III politics. may
sl'"e 10 make poi''cal 'ap''al Out o' '' Oul j
me ireemen DO 'ne'F duiy ~ eiecnng coinmis
s'oners ana enforcing 'ne la" no lu'u'e leslsla
lure wall DC i"eiy 20 repeal H. Modified u prop
ANY suoo'a oe' ana VIII De- as experience may
isho" inc p'oPnoly OF necessity. ~
vpr rosr op A,couo, f1o, rl.,rl r,,.
croft. n, n,..,,., sec,e,.,, 81 n. lror.1 s,,,,s
.,,b, has ,be .,o,os of l,ow.rr .,,s 49,,
r i.s cos, tho Clio ,,,i,o n 3,r.c, ,,o.,s. oc oil,
! hundred millions Of dollars. .. 1t has cost The
nation ON inliscct expense Of SIX hundred mil
lion Of dollars. 2. II bss de.trovol 3oo 600 li,es
ti ,t .,
~
the poor house' D. 1t mas construed at least one
hundred and fifty thousand persons TO the as
land state prisons. q. II has made al least ONE
l,..,..,.l ........ I, .,.,.i
~ '','
COMMISSION oil iiteen hundred MURDERS q il
has caused two thousand persons 90 commit sui.
eide. o. n has burned or otherwise des,royo3
,r..,,.r,,. g.. .,..,.,,.,
\ IA Ii, l......l.. .,...'i.....,..l.
and .,..,ll.... o.,.,..., .or.,,...r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on
lo,o Observation-Disclosures,
l,.,..,....l r,..l''l.- III,
W. 70 n5 u...r ~. WI. -.
cbr;.,.ons II r.oo an,.,l,oa.1 ,..,..., .,..,,
ally sacrifice thirty thousand human victims -
And who Is there among us ALL who cannot call
ap to remembrance the name Of some relation
p.a,La.. 49, a..,a, ,I .,1.s,.,.. '''.''' =
A,Js,n ,ho ,nar. -. 49,
records .o,ne instance 81 .ao,ie.a oa....s
o. bv coll ono,bor f,ll, i,to tbo a,.t osr ,,1.
Another becomes his o,,, cvecn,,nnn, Aa1
thousands upon thousand. die Of doiriuu ,ro.
mems in The midst o. funilies tbov lovc8 vet
'"'i''''os u'cy cu'seu' lnprec"uohs' oalhs' as
ease wre'chcdness, are the legacias they leave.
Shall the work still 90 on Yes, answer some
of our loc;slstors. yos ors,,or manu-, ,o....;
49,. -
',''' ''' 7''o"'
-. a.. -...., ,11..,"-.. Nv -, -. '''
n.Li,,aaa.5. -. 'e ''1'
05@rhe editor of the Midllabury Register
suggests tha; our neghbor Of tie Vermont Pat
riot thinks The wings green enough to commit
suicide just for bis accommodation by obcymq
bis summons to come over to the side Of The De-
= mocracy We ARE quite certain that our friend
Green Of Waterbury will be caught in no such
"'p' 'o' W" U'5 s7'','''' '''' o' ',' " 'i's o'
""' V'''' ''y' "',0 '''' ''IS''u '''' o''''''
g J'ss'''s -''lV' '''''''"' -, s. fD''' soo'
(, '''' ''''' j" "'''''i Jug
M,
Tho "nnono,,,, ~ XXI ionor n''5t.e" 'ia
ty. are neither dead nor asleep. boweyer stI
g they may appear to be. Thousands of prin,c,
a VOTES, We are told. are IN circulation, 10 defeat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03

Ogdeas6urgh Railroad. The Rouse's Point
Advertiser Of the 9th ult states that about 25O
freight cars Of this road have been attached by
the administrators of $. +. Belknap's estate in
Vermont, their design being to secure trial OF
the claim in Vermont whereas the Company in
sisi upon trial in Franklin County, New York,
through which the road runs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03

Il .his'abe.-Ihe announcement in sundry
Boston papers Of Saturday morning, that WIN.
Raymond Lee, Esq. has been appointed Presi.
dent Of the Vermont Central Railroad Company.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03

05@rhe editor of the Midllebury Register
suggests tha; our neighbor of tie Vermont Pat
riot thinks The " higs "lreen enough to commit
suicide just ior his accommodation by oboyng
bis summons to come over TO the side Of jho De-
mocracy. We are quite certain Tint our friend
Green Of Waterbury will be caught in no such
Trap; nor viii any sensible man of the Wing or
any other party, who has Witnessed the political
Juggling Of Major Eastman. tie is quito good
at poetics, but a little unsuccessful in attempting
to mix rum-atics with politics. X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
Legal NsrTICE n.


CUpREME C0uRT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP:
- picaton o. the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the city New York. relative to the opening d street.
from Third to the avenue on the ade OF
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment In the above
hereby give notice to the statutes
in such made and provided TO the
cupant Of all houses and lots and
unimproved lands affected thereby and to all others whom
it may concern, as follows, to wit =
First That they completed their estimate and
thereby and who be opposed to the present
their objections in writing TO William H. Etng Esq, the
in the city New York. before the sd day
fJune nc1t.
That the estimate assessment
containing the names of the owners of the lots assessed
the numbers such lots they the the
Commissioner together with such map and the of
the whether for damage benefit and also all
ufed by the said In making their estimate
and have been deposited in the Street Commits
the Of whomsoevert may concern until the 2d
day Of July next
third Also that limits embraced by this assessment
follows that is ALI the lots ofaud situate
the Twelfth ward Of tn. city of New York and which taken
together bounded the west by the easry side IF tho
street the easterly side Of Mount Morris
the north by the line of the centre Of the block be-
3d street and fth and the south by tho
line Of the Of the block between d street and 1920
street. thererom such streets and avenues OF
parts Of and have already beer opened
the laid the map of the said Commission
ers, deposited as aforesaid.
Fourth. Also that report in above entitled mat
ter will be made and presented to the Supreme Court OF
the State Of New York at special term of the said COURT
to 81 SeS ns S 2 cp.nn Of &.
court that day; and that then and there
thereaft. counsel be hesrd motion win be made
that said report be confirmed.
SaREE5s Ebw faAS%Ssshscr' }o'nni'''n'r.
NAT Nar n N ISs3
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NoTICE-THE OFFICES OF THE LAKE ERIE,
IN Wabash and st Louis and the Toledo and Illinois
Railroad Com anies are at 90 Wall strict.
EDW. WHITEHOUsR, Treasurer.
NYE 4 CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM ,. NyE =. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LoMBARn
References.
SANTrAGo-Bon. Battle Peyton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Alsop Il Co, HemenwAy Co.
PArAMA-Messrs Corwine, Bro 4 Co., Garrison h Frit4
VIM. Nelso n Il Co.
Jackson, Etq.
Capt. Ezra kye, steamer Pacific.
Recommendations. John Henderson Co., Thomas
Hand Co., White q Elder.
SAN FnANcIsco-Meesrs. Flint, Peabody Co., Hussey
nouc 4 Hale, Chas. Doane, ESQ., J. III. Lyon, Esq.
Bosron,Messrs Ammi c. Lombard, Esq, 4. D. Brigham
Co., Giidden 4 Williams
CArToN-Nye. Perkins & Co.
DAUJ J. FISH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
u Law and .enyeyapcer no 2T Broadway, over Broad
srs and Loan Agency, room H.
tept houses and lots for sale or to let in WILLIAMSBURG
avenue North Brooklyn three story brick house and
location for ply sician For SALE neat cottage house.
brick house No. sonth Fourth street Williamsburg
Two or 'nfes nn' 0n''' . 'n' f''A SIP Fry FISH
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WATCHES. JENELtiY, 10.

49, 49, ~ rs -
yHTAIcHEs AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling Gil descriptions of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JswHLRv AND SILVER WARE
vt retail 9. mucb lass than the usual prices.
JURGENsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurensen watches received by arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
fect tinek
Duplex and levers, in hunting aud magic perfect
smekeepers. INDEPENDENT
and Watches for timing and gold and
Spleued gold pocket chrouometers which run without
any variation EGHTDAy WATCHES,
Watches which eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES.
Tor ladies, some in hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies sorae Ia magic cases.
WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES
and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold erine watches, four holes jewelied SIS 60
Fine gold detached levers. 30 %
(so,G enamelled watches for the ladies. ..... s. 90
Gold English patent levers. 10 w
Gold english patent isvers, hunting 500
Silver patent levers low l6 90
Silver detached lovers. low as.............. IA 20
and sl other styles Of watches at equalylow prices.
DIAMONDS
bracelets finger rings and
for Gale vt much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold pens and pencils sod and silver thin
and silver speotaces gold toothpcks charms ehateains
chains DO. WARE.
Sterling silver spoons, forks psnknives napkin
wings fruit knves wedding cake knivea, 40. Watches
and jevelry exchanged All watches warranted to keep
good time. or the money returned
REPAIRS.
All kinds of watches and clocks sieaned and repaired in
the bost manner, At much less than the usual prices
GEORGE c. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and ewery wholesale and retail Ma
ii Wall street second door near Broadway.
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nrATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN
M Ioyer.frofsssor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
DON will send to address. receipt Of dollar
paid plain directions esae ladies gentlemen 10 win
he affections many Of thu opposite ~ they
waiting that all be married irrespective Of age
snee position and lsst though not least ar
sible. Address Professor Lawton Boston, Nsss No let
tsss taken from the Post once unless the postAss paid
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.. SO.

TOHN B. wICKERsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
q Railing Iron Fence for Farms &C., 3l2 Broadway New
YorkOrnamental Iron Work,ron and wire ratings
public and private grounds, parks lawns, dwellings &c
pete in this city; prices from So S0
dogs lions kescins posts spring chairs set
tees mattresses towel stands hat racks umbrella stands
spittoons, &C. DC. Wckersham's celebrated railroad aud
farm from 81 G6 to S. rod The subscriber offers
largest of iron In the United
States NIL of his manufacture at exceedingly low
prices quality of hair
JOHN 3. WICKGRsHAM. warehouse 80 Broadway
Noxks. 81, 80 and 81 Lewis street.
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TAVERN AND EXCISE LIcENsEs.zMAY OF

gzSAvHRN AND EXCISE LICENSES.-MAY0R'S OF
fee june 49, 1855 Notice laws &c the State, sub
jcot every who shall cell by retail any wne or
strong sptuous liquors defined the corporation or
dinanees us vine brandy rum gin strong waters bisters
beer ALE other excsahe strong quors without being
lensed 10 One and imprisonncnt and sil persons who
shall sell strong spituous liquors In quantities above
Ave gallons except importers and distlers selling liquors
imported dstledt shemseses without being lioenscd
issicnsrs Of Excise will hold their last
meetings for granting licenses at this oc. folio wing
fro ~ to O'clock for the several Wards
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CARLTON EDWARDS,
Dated Nav York Nav m. 1874

SUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
- plicstion Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of
third street rom Fourth avenue TO East river In TIE
Twelfth ward Of said to case
made and provided, the Mayer Aldermen and CommonaI
ty Of the city Of New ork hereby give notice that they
tend to apply for the Of commissioners Of E
innate and in the above entitled matter at
specaiterm Of the supreme Court to be held at the City
day July 1881 at the sing Of .he court that day
thereafter he heard that the
ture and extent Of the improvement hereby intended the
opening Of Ninety third street. from Fourth to the
East river in the Twelfth ward Of said city laid
upon the plan Of said city under and BY virtue Of
the laying Of and roads in the city Of New
and for other purposes,n passed April 4, 1907.
ROBERT j DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation
New York Jupe 1888
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE-CHIEF OF POLICE, JUNE, 20, 1853
~ Owners wanted at The First District Police Court
the omts Centre street for the following property
posed to be stolen viz One lot Of white handkerchief
white figured table lot Of brown
do. and plaid sack coat all also at the Third
District Police Court Essex Market for splendidiy
bound book entitled women OF EARLY Christianity also
~a'"n'''S VI 81 GEORGE W. MATsELL. Chief of Police.
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NEWPORT WATER CURE WAS OPENED ON
~ n: srst Of April II has been fitted vita partcuAs
heshulness OF the Newport climate will most deairS.
bteuxe. Address DR. w. Y. REH, NVWporA n a
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DENTISTRY.

ITO sOUTHERNERS.-DR BAKER, DENTIST IN
forms bis friends from the South that he may
be found At 609 Broadway Of Houton street.
nent TO the uptown hotels Ladies waited at their res
,ence, IL desired.
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EXCURSION d.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
II day except Saturday favorite steamer Hero Cap
tain W. Hancox, will leave Spring street At Ia o'clock
Hammond 7 Tenth street. East River g. Broome SO Peel
slip S%, Pier No. g. N. r., A. M returning by p.
Dinner. fishing tackle and bait will be
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EXTRA PAY.

LNxTRA PAY.-U s. NAVY SAILORS, WHO SERVED
~ nthe U. s. Navy, in the Pacific Ocean, At any time
1916 TO 1852 obtain their double pay, Of
EDWARD BISSELL, AGENT and late) pursey u s. Nsvy,
No, 70 South William street.
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CUNDAY SCHOOL .ExCURsIoN.-THE SUNDAY
- school connected with the Broadway Universsht So
cety REV E. H. Chaplin. will make annual excursion
TO Flushing, L. l., on Thursday, June 49, large and
commodious steamer, with the new barge, has been
chartered accompanied by Dodwort's celebrated band
Tickets 10 cents To he had at the Ambassador oce No
5lS Broadway George r. Peterson No $40 Broadway; VIM
Banks No 20 Chatham street and at tho wharf on tho
morning of the excursion The boat will leave the wharf
foot Of Hammond street Mt IA o'clock Chambers street.
~, and Delaney street. 4 AS this excursion will be Pic
mic and festival IL is expected that full representation
viii be Friends and parents will please send their
basket de- to the church the afternoon OF Wednesday
carly the morning Of the excursion.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMA TwENTY-SIX YEARS OLD, HIGHLY
N educated amiable refined and possessing fine per-
eonal appearance would be pleased TO meet with lady
Of good looks intelligence refinement and an aectioSMe
disposition, will, by sending nete to Lag ange Union
SQUARE Post treated with the most honorable
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IIoURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF ST. PATRICKS
Total Abstinence Beneficial Society, to Mount uermon

FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF ST: PATRICKs
Total Abstinence Beneficial Society, to Mount Heruson
Grove, on Thursday, June %, 1853.
The America and two barges have been engaged
also brass band The proceeds are to be devoted to acha
rtabe purpose and the committee respectfully
has been taken to have select and orderly
excursion and they will endoavor to make tho most plea
SAINT of the season.
barges will leave the foot Of Market street,
East river at NJ, Spring street at IA M and from
pier North river Mt o'clock
Tickets fifty each be had Of Of The follow
ing committee John Bracke.. Michael Rsardoa JOS
Evera, p J. King Ed j. Roach j. Mullen, VIM Harmon,
Richard Lee, = MeGloin, r. s. Cotton, Hugh shannassy
p. J. KING Chairman.
JOHN J. MULLER, Secretary.
GRAND rLoTILLA CoTILIoN EXCURSION ON
VI the ing of the Fourth Of JuyThe splendid steam
HERO, with tho barge L0vETr X. MELLEN will mako
coon excursion the Hudson river above, leaving
foot of Tenth street e. r. at O'Clock p. NJ; Broome
street at Catharne street ferry. Brooklyn. 7 Peek
slip, 7Sz PIER No. N. r.. o'clock Spring street 81,
Hammond street, So Fare for the excursion, 81. admit
ting gen tleman two ladies' Tickets limited
be obtained board foot Of Spring street
ing from to p NJ splendid cotion band has been
gagged and committee Of selected to superntend
harmony and enjoyment supper will be provided
and refreshments Of the best quality will be furnished
j. w. HANCOCK.
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cARD.-wE THE PASSENGERS PER SCHOONER
"A Lsusne, from Charleston e. to New York. beg leave
to tender thanks Capt Smith, Of said schooner his
kind and bearing during the recent passage We
take much pleasure saying that for and comfort his
GERS Martin " Bentley, Waiter slawsep H. f. Osborne,
Alfred Shower.
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CyTREET DEPbRTMEET-NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
-rubc notice is hereby given that the wing
luton has been presented in the Board OF Aldermen TO
lots West Twenty next to the
engine house. between Seventh and Eighth To
in Twenty ninth street. between Fourth and Ma
olson To fence lots In street. between
and Sixth To set curb and gutter and
relay and repair tagging both sides OF Twenty first
Third and ourth To fence vacant
Twenty df,h street. between Broadway and Fifth
avenue. Also the folio wing petitions To have First
filed in from Tbiryfta to Thirty seventh str ets
rurbed gutteed from Thirty fourth Thirty seventh
streets and paved fr to Thirtyhth streets
regulate 155h street from Kpgslrdge road TO Ninth
To fence vacant lots In Sixth from
the Of Forty first snd Forty streets Also,
tho following solution in the Board Of Assistant Aldor
TO flag sidewalks in front of Nos 1903 lo5 i0f and
Mercer street All persons interested having
thereto requested TO present them in writing to the
dergned at his Office before the hsrt day Of July
next. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner
yuue Jns3
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On with days all wholesale as well as retail
dealers Tho REQUIRE licenses are requested to attend The
charge license Is ten dollars aud must he paid In bank
able nony AL denquents will be immedatey thereafter
repor tedIor prosecution. BY order of the Mayor.
GEORGE q. GLASIER First Marshal.
TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE No. NEW cry
Hall April O. lso3-NotOe TO saI tsers-Ths asses,,
bs open or examination and review nom Friday the2h
Day Of hay Til Saturday the 18th day Of June both days
ing the assessment rolls requested to make application
the Undersigned At their ofoe, between A. M and
~. j. w. ALLEN,
GEORGE II. PUKSER,)
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CANDFORD'S INDEPENDENT LINE OF STEAMERS,
sea steamers DELAWARE KENNEBEC. and JOHN MAR
SHALL win leays pier = North river foot Of Cedar street.
ass Cspn passage to Cape xsy ss dssk
and return 50 For freight appy board or 1T
the Office on the pier G. w. brush Passenger Agent.
T., ALIDEKDICE Fr,irht
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CANpIoRI's INDEPENDENT LINE OF STEAMERS,
:. a
s's:ss
and return s. For freight apply board or at
the '''' on the pier e.
gsApLE, HOUSE, MAIN STREET, KEEsEyIILLs1
and IN perfect order now for the reception OF the
III e s Linz 5anas
on reasonable terms fishing tackle boats and experienced
REYNOLDS TUFTS. Projectors.
CHhYpLIN HOUSE, IsLIe. 1. This HOTEL, DE
niss and transient bosrdeis Communication BY Long
d careful aa 91s,s
ties AMOS r. srELLANvAY.
DESIRABLE WATERING PLACE. THE NEW .Yoaa
SsS {sss s,ss h;sssIsa staten (. I:a$a =:
ssn put thorough repair for The summer The losasios
al the sna M reasns
being the eity desirable for mcreants
City the fRpER lsa S
NxcELsIoR HOUSE, cRoToN DAM, wEsTCHEs-
~ Ter county now oren for psrmsne9t and tran silent
surrounded by the beautiful and romantic scenery
and hand to hoarders to and from
''' - ~ : ANDREW L. PGsDY. Proprietor.
.EFAMERCY BoTEL THIS ELEGANT AND FASH
~ ionable hotel corner Of Broadway and Twentieth
street with editions comprising hun
cFoi and Fifty rooms ready or the accommodation Of
Tie public board SO per day or $40 week lodging single
with breakfast % week. The proprietor inteudf
aa this house shall continue TO deserve Its high reputation
80 arst class hotel e. DONALD.
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, is OPEN
II for permanent and transient boncders. Parties
obove place. at tho Aston House. The and splendid
terDboat Economy Cspsaia L. Abel leaves pes No 3.
fsr thursday June % the boat will leave New York
r. A., for the balance OF the season.
II IRk'S BoWERY HOTEL. CONDUCTED ON THE
IN European pisnQis new pared co accommodate gen.
Prices 81 70 TO SO per week. THOMAS KIRK pso-
pTietor, $3.50 Bowery, corner of Sixth street.
OCEANIC house, CoNEY IsLAND-THIs LARGE
" aud splendid hotel erected upon the site of tho old
throughout That part appropriated TO transient vters Is
already IN sctve operation The family and boarders do
part separse from the other win BIO opened Monday
Tune Is The undersigned has built this hotel aud Furnish
ed with convenience to enabe the public
superior at his - best bathing beach
world. Two of the cottages let Good sabng
ries every half hour CHAS. NJ. ROGERS, Proprietor.
uEA BATHING-1HE PAVILION HOTEL AT ROCK.
~ away, L. l., viii open for the reception OF visitors
Tie I'd june and remain till Octobsr Any eommu
front ard OF Boyds city express 45 William street,
Aill be promptly attended to. J. BRINTNALL.
nyHE PAvII ION HOTEL AT RoCKAwAY, L. T., is
open leave South ferry BROOKLYN at 10 O'clock
4. H. and ~ O'Clock, p. NJ for Jamaica whore stages will
lie n readiness to visiters to the house
uncatons for the pavilion left ut Doyds City Express As
J. BRINTNALL.