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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19
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TRUE LOVE.

If it be loving, at that early dawn,
10 wake and find my heart all full Of thee
l truly love, for thy dear image then
Before all others meets my memory,
Breath of morn the woodland birds which sing
Their sweetest song, from bower and tree,
The perfume rising from the dewy flowers,
Are not so sweet as my first thoughts Of thee,
fit be loving, in the hush ofeve
To walk alone and think that thou are nigh,
Ifondly love, and though thou dost not hear.
For thy sweet presence oft | sadly sigh.
Green as the summer leaves-the western SKY
Tinged with all ewes rich and gorgeous dyes
heed them not but when stars come forth,
/ think, beloved, of thy gentle eyes.
If it be loving, on my nightly couch
To have no dreams, but such as are Of thee
] deeply love, for in my vision bright
Thy form of grace and look of love | see.
Night hath fair scenes to charm sleepless brain
But one sweet vision now alone is mine,
A form meets me in dreams, and smiles on me
And am blest; that FORM dear one is thine.
nael M WILLIAM BAXTER,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

'Nl-t' a-NtiieA Ats aAl4 AHNItIIlN tIllt N VIII
meet his steady opposition. on this hosl, let
Us once more quote him, becasue his language
cannot be too often repeated, nor the scuti-
ments it CONVEYS be TOO deeply ngmyen on
the hearts Of the democracy:
But these are not the only points to which
You look Cor yigilaut wa,thlulpess. The dan
gers Of q concentration Of all power in the
general government Of q c0nieleracv so vast
as ours, are too obvious to be dsregarded, lou
have a right therefore, to expect your agents,
IN every department 10 regard strictly tha
limits imposed upon Them by the Constitution
Of the United Satos.
"Ihe great scheme Of our constitutional
liberty rests upon proper distribution Of
power between the State aud Federal mthor-
ties and experience has shown that the har-
mony and happiness of our people must de-
pend upon Just Discrimination between the
separate rights and responsibilities Of the
States, aud your common rights and obliga-
tons under the general government Aud
here, in my opinion are the considerations
which should form the true basis Of future
concord in regard to the questions which have
most seriously disturbed public tranquility.
" If the Federal Government will couliue it.
self to the exercise Of powers clearly granted
by the Constitution, It can hardly happen that
its action upon any question should endanger
the institutions Of the States, Or interfere with
their right TO manage matters strictly domes-
tic, according to the viii Of their own people"
The teachings of whiggery are directly am
tagonistc TO the principles here tnuneiated
There is nothing familiar to them in any Of
the practices of that party, which ohangeablo
as the chameleon in name, never iorsakes It's
principles, though il often ieigns to forsake
them, to obtain power.
With all these facts staring Nhiggcry in its
brazen face, we find frequently, in whig papers,
such declarations rs those we have quoted
above from the Natehez Courier, Let them
not be believed. Their object is evident
Wiclledness and deception are in their hearts,
Without seeming to intend il, they are aiming
to accomplish party ends. Mr.. Piercc's inau-
gural is an epitome of his past political career
lie had denounced aboIitonsm time and
again in Congress. lie, had stood with John
G. Calhoun in crushing that terrible flctioh.
He had fought il as apriyate citizen, and CON
quered il, in his own State, but a short time
Before his nomination for the Presidenepi and
yet these journalist who are now SO bland and
fair, overlooked ali those acts of patriotic de-
votion to the Constitution and the rights Of
the slayehodiDg States, aud become headers
and abettors of the villainous Foss the per-
jured thief, in blackening his character. Out
upon such hypocrites! We defed their SIAN
ders then, and bore the banner Of democracy
in triumph over them; and despise the low
acts by which they now seek to destroy the
Administration in the confidence Of the coun-
try.--Mississippian.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19
United States Senate.


The Senate of the Tbiryttid Congress
now convened in spcgial session, is somposcd
Of the roIlowiug Senators, numbering aey 'x
in all and leaving six seats vet untitled BY
election Of as many state Legislatures
AtNnANA. mssorrr.
u, Etsraincka ls55lD Atchison 1853
Vacancy ls5aHlenry S Gever 1887
ARKANSAS. ETw nAnrsmrn.
Solon Borland ls55jMoses Morris DE- t6aa
w X Sebastian 1880 G AthcrtoR lsso
CONNECTICUT NEW yogk
hman Smith ls55IW IL Seward 1883
Isaac Touccy ls5TSlIamilton Fish 1888
CALIFORNIA NEW EgsfN,
W NJ Gwin 1861 r Thomson leai
John II Weller ls57SWiliam Wright 1850
pELtwARE, NORTH CAROLINA
james A Baymd ls50SGeorge Badger s65
John NJ Clayton ls59}Nacancy 1859
FLORIDA, Quo.
Jackson Morton ls55jS = CHASE 1883
$ r Mallory 1879 + Wade 1850
aEoRGtA. pENsytvtNtA.
WmC Dawson ls55}Inmcs Cooper 1858
Robert Toomls ls5osRichard Brolheadls51
NDIANA. RuopE HLAhp.
John Petit Is55(CT James 1855
Jesse u Bright ls57}vacancv 1887
InINoIs. South oARonNN
James Shields l855lA 4 Butler 1885
S Apouglas ls5oJ Josiah } Evans 1859
IOWA, ut2T Ee
A c Dodge 1s55Jsmc c Jones 1857
Geo W Jones 1s50sVacancv 1850
KENrucEY rExAs.
Archibald Dixon ls55Srbomaa J IsuslS ls5a
J B Thompson ls50ISam Houston 1889
LOUISIANA. VERMONT
Pierre Soule ls55Eamucl s Phclps"ls55
j Benjamin ls593Salomou Foot 1885,
MAINE. VIRGINIA.
Hannibal llamlin s57J NJ Mason 1857
Vacancy ls50yR NJ Il lIuuter 1859
.tssAcHrsETTs Z wisroSsiH
Charles Summer ls57tIsoac 2 Walker s55
Edward Everett iS50,LlcpY DoAro 1857
MAINLAND MISSISSIPPI
James A pearcc ls55)Stophcn Adams 1851
Thomas q Pratt leJTiYaqauoy 1893
MICHIGAN. ------@
Lewis Cas 1851 sI3y appoiuanent of
Charles Esses9rt ls50sIhe Governor.
sa as,ssss-- ,sz-4
Crime,
w-tf n rs MR. HAt~sTFt
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19
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AND WHAT IS TIE cArsE OF M

Every paper that comes tous contains ia
list Of murders, assaults, and attempts upon
ife The record Is really alarming. especially
as a good proportion Of the3e appeus 10 have
been committed by comparative Young men.
In one instance, that of thc homocide at Ro-
chester, the eulprit isa mere child, aud 20 was
his victim. What shall DO done 10 put M ond
to thisl Are we really becoming 40 aban-
doned that thcse outragcs nre 70 be passed BY
without comments Has all fear Of law de-
parted from the land that crime is 70 rife
among us. We wish we could aasiun phi
losophical cause 70. the general prevalence Of
rowdyism, and find ont where the remedy
ought % be applied. + II not the case that
there isa growing direspect for The law. aid
ed perhaps by lax admin tralion Of il ON
the part Of the authorities; but no matter ior
what cause, Is moi the fact apparent b9t
il arise from our system Of elecling ms is-
trates ard administrative officers, of fon q
want Of efficiency on the part Of the elcaol
Have we reason TO fear that punishment + not
as certain to follow conviction now as former
", and that conviction is not so ccrt'in aGer
arestl What is IN Is therc lc pon. al
morality in the nation Is homo, the grea.
school Of virtue, no longer place where all
the virtues are taught! Is Il because all taa
solemniy n law has departed under our now
system of things, aul it once dreaded ter1H
have faded away before the familiarity q pop
ular electionsl WHATS il owingto, and what
is the remedyl These are grave questions,
and if there be aug sufficient answer We should
be glad to record Bg6aio commyeoi ia-
rertiser.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

The DOUBLE MURDER At PHILADELPhlA'-
The Philadelphia Enquirer says that the deep
est excitement Continues to prevail IN that el'y
In relation to the trial Of Arthur Spring. Inc
accused appears to be quite composed, when
the facts Of his awful case are consldered.--
He is said to sleep well, while he not only
still protests his innocence, but persists IN
charming the bloody work upon his son, as,
sisted by some other boy. The case Is indeed
fearful one in all its features. In the nrst
place. two unprotected women are murdered
and d cold-blooded effort is made 70 destroy
the lives Of two helpless children. In the
second place, the son charges his father win
The crimes, and is the principal witness against
him. Ihithe third, that father turns round
and endeavors to fix the dreadful Tragedy up
on his own child. The story, from hrss 10
last, is one OF horror, and it Is to be hopea q
long period will elapse before we shah Oc
again called upon to chronicle particulars %
!. reyelting.---4Nat. Iatelligascer. m tsas
EZRA Dutchnaa being called upon for
toast said:
@Here is 60 der heroes who fit, pieed ant
died nit der ratdes Of Bunker Hl-of whom
IAN ONE Drank standing.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

The folly 81 eonrabialq quarrolling was stril,-
ingly illustrate mLovell the oillsr day. Tie
better laIf va Mr Exams a0t algry Wit linn
and sought tnction by cutting Of lie heaa
Of bis portrait The indignant husband de@
to the lawfor satisfaction On bis part, and pro-
lection foF the future, and the result was, tAst
lirs. Exams was fined, anl--Mr. Easls haa
70 pay he E5s..
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

RowDrfsM SEVERELY PUEIsHED.--EoIir
men were arrested al Cincinnati few davs
ago. charged With defacing fire engine and
carving of It's brass ornaments They wers
Immediately brought before The Mayor, and
one a them having turned States evidence,
the rest we're fined $500 and costs, e1oh. and
next day four fremen, for riotEg. were fined
$40 each, and committed 81 six days % pris-
Oh, 10 be fed On bread and water. A few ex.
anpies Of IKE purshrhent 10 some other d
our cities would have . salaialy effect
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

FW. G. Clarke. Judge of probate for
Hillsboro county CN. b. as we leara from
Az Nashra TeIegrapl, has recently decided
tAat the investment q a wards fuudsin now
railToad enterprise il not the exercise Of sound
discretion. and that the guardian Is liable foi
the money and interest,"
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

REMessrs. Henry Waters and Ruei Dur
yea, captured in Long Island Sound, inside
the beach, on the morning ofthe l4th instant
a living Sea Tiger, weighing l45 pounds, and
measuring Eve feet inches in length. When
discovered be howled most piteously, and
made battle with dog, which he severely
wounded. This il remarkable, as nothing Of
this species was ever seen before on that end
Of the Sound
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

CRrNE ~ New YoRR.--air MalseH. be
Chief Of Police iB New York citv, ID ID. mi.
annual report 30 tho Mayor SAYS
@lhe statistical tables aetomphnr'ry th'
report will exhibit 10 yotg IIoHor ste 6peFa.
tons and condition ofthe Police uspmsmeit
from the hutday II July h The 3Is dg &
December 1852. You wilI perceive l.st Il-
ing VI aix months tare wer nia an Gors-
and nine hundred and ona fIe00tf pmedhs
arrested for the different offences enumerated
being one tbOusand foaF hundFod and iogl5
agbl ( l,44e) more than WeFe au.tel dgng
t-e eQrf P9nding peuofo 81 1901,
"iae iherea3 Of ate Consist f1allf Ia
ofsncas aeain tbe person, and olfncas eq5w-
ing OFT oi tha too free use II inioxi aat, 4
liqugrs. During ihe Sr. pan ~ the yeay I8
ieqne aae r'fat pacehbt, ciiug'
heeam 'anned, aul were afial r. vc.tnr
beyond t1eir domicis aftor eerfain a,or n N,
evening, giiiie il wa egidepi tlist many ii sb.
poAeemen were eareiess, fHgs iHa8lenl. ain
rather praer3d e turn aRay tgom place
whtre they were likely to ell llard usage aa
but little honor than u inlerferc with suel
eyii-disposed persons.
| 10 remedy this evil, your Honoi's prele
J eessor directed the whole police iosa q 3
4 placed on duty during the Day and nzaI
I wtiieli had, n part, the desired cft
----z-----.-----------yl-- --.------ -.zla...sss
Ezg- Colonization Societies have reeaaa,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

Il JoSehyITT or FARitrns-=It appears from
alfe aFas achtsetts registry Of births and deaths
ftlIesf, that tise duration az thelives of ag-
sienliiss r. Nss 81 years abpvethe general av-
eNste neafly 10 above that Of common labor
es aal2g per cent. above the average ago
a death ~ anechaui,S.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

Ezg- Colonization Societies hav0 reeass
been established in Warsaw, Syyacg5a, n
Itica, an in the slaie n New YoFk
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

Nrnrfcr AgWSsrA STEAMBOAT CoNPAxY.
Superior C0un. In the case Of Henry G..
Spaly agaius the Peoples Line Association
(ewnors 0f steamboat South Anerica) to re-
cover damage arising rom plaintiff being
thrown, ,y tie coneussion, on the deck of the
sieanifeal JOSEF i Belkhap, in which he was
passenger and injured duinga collision he
tween the two vessels already referred ID, the
i'iry Yesterday rave verdict for plaintiff Of
81 j05-- Ness Yofk Empress.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

Eg-Governor Foote publishes a long let
ter in the Mississppian Of Saturday, express
ing his deep regret that the Mississppiaa
should have INDUCED in certain remarks upon
his unpretending address, at Raymond, which
he thinks. are calculated 10 do him injustice
Last week we had the misfortune to pain him.
"not little by allowing him to see" in our
paper IAN editorial article headed, Singular
sort Of ingratitude'" IF these tlihes cause
him so much pain" aud regret in the com
mencemont Of the campaign, be will be in a
pitiable condition before the,elose. Like Iaz-
arus, he will be "fuil Of wounds, bruises, snd
purifying Sores and be 'clothed in sack
cloth and ashes Ifa small sqaib inAicts so
much pain, what viii broad.side from Bar
ton. Thompson, Brown, and the other aspi-
rants for the Senate dol The Governor must
not take these little things so much to heart.
We say this without intending to give him
further "pain,n at least, not SO much as to call
forth from him heightened reply, upon the
"9elicaie suJjcct," as all subjects seem to be
delicate with him just now Vtcks. Sentinel.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

New BR1pGE AT NrAGkRA Fhls.-The All
bany Express saws that the Senate committee
on Roads and Bridges few days since report
ed unanimously in favor Of an application for
an extension Of the chmtarof the Information.
Al Suspension Brilge Company AZ Niagara
Pals, so as 10 erect Suspension foot bridge
N close proximity to the Falls. The Express
says that the space across the stream y some
thirteen hundred feet. Jut think Of il sIs-
pended platform two hundred and tiAy feet
above the rolling tide, thirteen hundred feet
from bank to bank, with the hand Of God be-
fore. the heavens above, no earth beneath.--
To save the public from extortions, and to rem
der superior facilities for viewing the vast at
fractions Of that place, which may be deemed
as belonging to the world at large rather than
to any local interest whatever, at a reasonable |,
expense, we heartily wish the application full
success.-.Noi. IntelLigencer.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19

EFA grsat iertqne f 3 great slavery.
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1usiruCIlnn.

4 PRACTICAL VERBATIM REPORTER. who.
The s,,tsIo sbo.id Whiting called fbouoHaPay which
JIG well OF 10 great utility
various es account Of IT. perfect posJ nd
None reed Apply who not w1az %
Address PHOND6RAiHtR Box No 2fl7 General
Post once address If -srs add amount
~ Is'd 6aif essot month 90 soNauot
EOOK. KEEPING- &C. {. MARSHs Counting
- Rooms practice Book keeping 80 So BrJt4~t
s uses OF notified days practice
wee VI STUDY e.seWheTe. Gail fer c-rculaIs
ENEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE of PENNSYL
4 NANIA-Fouh AnnuG SesouIle next Course Of Letuirt
tf lusfirnuon W1 saturday, October 's
uouths (2l weeks closing on the 2b fsoa f
FACULTY.
DAVID JOIN sO, -. Professor o. ChegiTrf sud rus10s
Ewood hare MD, Professor Of he Principles an P'asrfe
Hilb-rn Darnnston MD Professor OF surgery
Ann Preston. N d. Professor OF Pnyaoogy.
Edwin Fu-el Nj ID Professor Of Angouy.
MARI Nd Professor OF Nsfei hdca SUD jsntrs h-
I.
0ua aIC
Annual Fowler MD Deu0ntrstoT Of As.tony ,sts
Pe.ons wishing grher esutn.
5,sifoo r.cyus COPIES u the ArLolnceu-uL F appY
psrs.uaiy a. bs letter. the DesL Of tie Faculty.
DAVID } JOHNSON. MD No AH N'h-t phi'h-p1i,
N'EMNOkk INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
lNAND ID NiB tins ln v BEGIN
let % september when csss vii De admitted Those who
me d. Dun ap2i' Hon tLNNt =. D. Az
Albany, Hcc0mpfuG Nv cert o.
a. Oysr4s the Poor OF ihe I0sn,
the deaf cd AMI the ptcuaia inia' mend
supVort him 1.-THE parents uno 90 tuiisn cA.l-
he a d IN the Oeeers STATE ms. Be be-
twe wtlve ana twenty-five.
hose who then expenses app 4op may
o. dI,ciy to the Undersigned. HARVEY r. PET Prest
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flarhlnerp, &f.

DNEIS, CAST Butt HINGES, IRON SINKS
AZ SD Irons COPPER Tacks Copper Nails l Nails 81 st
Ne. ot Iac.s o- 6Iad aluiacgued IS taBtk Co Ne~-
Sedoid. Mas. Orders promptly tiled.
Al o. NewBtiJ iIoo follif improved el p c.,
ooseS SIZES ClgldIous Goa FL oven Boiler
To- Hollow Wac WA elcLs Ia Iry PIT 10
bitse hon,i every cesc0i uou q cstoss IAB6t Co.
UOILER FL Is and GAS II BES-l,0u1 Engish
0ssiubur TO 90. FOR sac bY tDWAtD JAtOr. b Goct
lNALlt OkNlA and Al SlkALlA GOODS-Mrr-
~ Coupa'ies In1viauss 5
mo full compete assortment Of Miners Tools Pc-s
shOVeis Hardware tuteg tls- Ioos e.-us Ac the
ola stand Of CHARLES : LITTLE no. 81 auo - Fulton
L. El SERs FURNACES for WARNING ali kinds
IN u buildings Tie bcst quality beat simplicity
construction, Particular attention asked 60 Is
Hot Nae kufuce winch Wi be warranted ais hs Frank
Range House Furnshus JapaLnea ae WsieCoos,
sayeD's Fuafue ed Hollow Maie &C sc.
John II KENSfR No Se Broadway. cor Wa ssfsi
NTEAM and GAS PIPE-JOSEPH MASON, (of tie
- late firm OF Nalwoul Nason GulI b,ats
kurrs AID y stef Valves C.-sA
"
Boiler Pumps Ccs ara tV-p'-a'lrs steam Nalu
Otnei Boiler and -
pendages He variety sesu to 'a.el.
sNnns CHUNG agpsus saa syNap.as
IL every SECTION o. th- country
CEWING MACHINES-Tbe avery Sewing Machine
- Company have rcte1 their Improved Sewing Ma
be su1 prepared % supply The dhles
Tnls a. Others wishing the
MAche o mairs t3's that there = m tbs
me chce Of
AVERY SEW1NG MACHINE Co, No. 81 Broadway.
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6ales bp Autilon.
A. VI NFRwiS. Alc.ioneer
BROTHER X CO.-Irad

A. NFRuiS. Auc-ioneer.
10y BANGS BROTHER y CO.-Irade Sales Rooms
- No l3 r1rkfoW
FIFTY-FIGHIH NETWORK TRADE SALE, n o- comneneed
TO- d. stationery al-0usy MONDAY M'RNINi,
h -efenher Dc ~ Particulars r the CA,o.4-, chou be
FINISHED iilued -tt.y.
{ ". HoLNFs. Auctionser.
EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ar AUG
~ 1IOS.-C. ". HOLMES Ill sell TO MORROW. iW-dae--
csy JaS 2 Il 10 al he Furnale b., ia the tir
tol snd 5tn-ts- cou-tinE pay, o.
tnh Plate Pier Ges aved lockwood suite 10 ,,'n
oca Nab enter and side Ia s ard and Fancy l~Di-
Mahogany Spung-sea' Cha and Rocs-rs lnre
Crr-f. Oh 10Th, al,tus nue OPannEs aud ee'it'e H.
tl.sant CblaWares emma Tea >e Dining ltDes,
Sitr-I Ware vory. Cutlery trlcsry and tsw,e Sc Sc
The ~L. = - without sud cash deposit uIed
ON each purclaser
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EDWfD K COLLINS 4 Co, No. s. Wal-st- n. Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY L Co. Liverpool
z. G ROBERTS Co. Nc. - kiazs Arms Yard, London-
JOHN AUSROE Co, Rue Sorts Dane des vetorsa
Pars OF, GEO. n. DRAPER, Hsvre.
b accountable for god silver
buhon specie ewey precious metals e b Of aiding
therefor and thereof therein expressed
CTEAM COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN NEW
- YORK and BREMEN BREMEN MAIL LINE.-The SIDE
Wheel Se,ners HANsA. 29o and GERAASLA Lao tzna
vii al - follows
From brsuen From Sew-York.
GFRNANIA. A1g1st September
HASsA..............-.. AEzza . september p
PazAze NeW-ioTk - biener
Frsf 500 second Cabin 80
F0 frs4A Ps~s4se apply OELAlChs Co. NJ - e'9s1''-
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excursions.

nAIIY EXCURSION to BIDDLE' GROVE.
- aiding Chea, mon LANDING T1ts Lini o. X s'ye
aud Perth Anhoy Fare ~ cs each
wav The .pudd ,tssmboat PRIMO ESS Capt D.uns vii on
ana ater TIL R>OAf July H. lso follows Leave Robin
Perth Amboy and ne Grove At
sh 20 visit staten Island Anf Ne"ef-
the opportunities % nshiuE oAnS A
SUNu,Y ARRANGENENr.Wi make an Excursion 70 hey29IL
rdrg above. Leaving Hammondst. Pier AZ o'clock A NJ
Robtson-s = REFINING Report lt o'clock f. VI tre
way. PR particulars OF p l. OhAMbEk
LIS. No. = Roiihsos-t. or q the CAPTAIN on hoard
GRAND EXCURSION for COMFY ISLAND
u Lardns Hamilton each wsyF,ss 12t cents each
wav - -rendd ECONOMY. Captain l. ID
Ab 1ensd her rsu DAILY os for the season 70 FoSr
H,NfLToN std COSBY ISLAND, .eaving A. iolo -
Foot SFrr ST.. y. tsr No .....'.lo A. VI
Pot Sprng e. af...l2 i VI Per No 8 R...... Z VI
Foot Srrrg s-... 81 VI Per No 8 y. H.. ?. NJ
LEAVING Corey Island. last frip. stbt ? VI
Tie new a. sfes-r BARRO>O vii also leave folio
srIirrs,. H...........lOiAM PIER No 81 R......ll
Srrirsst. at.......... = r N. Per No - = "
Srursst at......... S p VI Pier No y r.. q P NJ
StoppirF Fort Hamilton The lisf tip over .ght
The C. III RANT every sunday. leaving Sorngs
I 800 =. Per 3 snd g JOHN RuDNAN Agent
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A-FEFI " N--IL'f- Al0---
GREAT and PEREMPIOR SALES OF about
~ .nnn

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOIS sni VILLA SITES mated %
LINZ 90 The EAl ORR, AID FLJ- iINi RAILROAD AHd ~
Dtpt ts property az a. VILLAGE o. VS. FL ii' p
u te CRY Df NJ FORK ALBEnI IT, HilULAf
flc IT, t>DAN. NLDst>DAl AID THURSDAY.
JOS % = ard DcocA a. f.r NIft' exchange. tt0
Itt Burr Lnfs AID Via >s stlftei on t- - at
ne Aty-1or end flsl alD wl'c or o. co1s'
l-t.f - . D., property.
~ Sc Lai. ha.e been te; = ,-e from. sad
teerC l4
each. siinz 100 fe I- ACCT West Flush K i'
situated 90 - s.uad S,toSu auc perfectly
ltrtiy ars.ne OF fle nost bcsln'l villages
within q uts of the yPos-sng 8 Oh OBJ tct- fra e
10 love sld
oui e.lrs per busucsi tte city NeV
rlon these Lots belliu. frut r1fr. aud
fir Of he Ill.t and ald aau dtnt In~ CA nl'I ~
ff+ De- scf probably LIT exceeding 0Ill rs -f-
the exHecte1 % cOur' On
vii !. ia LEADING 20 Ncr.-1Or-
lfr- remain on boz and mort
zsze i've YEAR. ~ percent
cllusss- the te
. properly sLurutsfolaue
There excursions rlsie THURSDAY JAY Il, and
SAITHDAT july est Flushing f tie Iur ose o' zrlg al
opportunity ysirg these fes1tu Los pr veu- g. re s7
slu above tl exclrHons vi not tae
r4ct rit r r' l c-rs Nce,s fr ,le c1clf3l risi VII
fu particulars o1taled the on'e VI t-e - -
,t. > Id. f. /. New Afl
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paints, Slass, &t.

ZINC PAINTS.-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY nsnufscturna these PAno OF
suaitv, all of which warranted PURE
The superiority every Of Zinc over Lesd Pn vi 80
bhshed they qu quantity nearly double the sure
endure much longer III evident h the cost "a the consumer
lot . the lons olehsf q. great
They sale By the principal dealer. IN this sna otnsf s
uanufscturery prices, and By the Company's AGENTS,
NAMING SOFTER No q D-y~t. Nev-fors
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Nsht boat from the Island. 10 O'Clock Fsre 81
Nsht b.a from NewYos M O'Clock Fare ~
Included
SUNDAY Bo.s lesye every half hour unnls
y .hf Boat 10 o clock from the Island
July. l-53-FOr Shrewsbury, Long Branch, Ocean
~ House Hishabd Wshingon Mounts WI,
Dock. Mdd Red Banks The and
GOLDEN GATE h n Couovrr Will leaye Pier
ir.r.t, X - follows Fare p
ie.xe. Nev.Nors Rod RAM