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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-16

T AND NARKA NrS.-We buying and paying
II the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
distance having warrants to sell b. sending to
By nail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they selling at the time in Nashville and
the cash renitted paid TO order.
juIy2l DYER PEARL& co.
rRINTEuS, MERCHANTS, AND PEDLAkS
7 HAVE increased and am still increasing my paper
chnery, ami manufacturing from 50 10 10
Of printing paper daily and fill order otwo three
hundred in weeks notice of any of the sizes
named below and the prices attached The quality OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers.
The hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the store unless is for S200 which ninety
days four months will be given by the purchasers estab
fishing my satisfaction both their sovency and prompt
ness aud giving note payable in Bank with good
dOrser. F-..
The following the sizes and prices viz:
Is by AZ 81 25 per rea "A by 81 at IS 25 per ream;
27 BY II at 400 d" :" "a by SO at 3 81 %
96 BY IS at 3 so "a BY 81 at SI2K"
25 BY 3S at 371$" q" 2s by 50 at 800
"a by SS at 3 25 :" " q by 32 at 2T5
Sizes varying in proportion but variation in the prices
above for ream or 900 realms. -...
Printers in ST. Louis and Memphis referred to my
prices &C Freight from Nashville to either point ranges
from so to 40c per 100 during the boating season.
jaluaryS VS. WHIT EMAN.
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who need any article in line, would do well to call and
examine the stock and complete and the prices
and quality Of each article House will give complete
satisfaction. ..-r ~ t-1t. .'aE --i ti-lt
For such articles to purchase, which have
for sale 10 be hoped that will give call, this
the and House OF the kind established
tho State Country Druggists aud Merchants purchase
atthis House. articles al much Tess prices than they
have ever bought. Will you give call or order. You
can find at No. e. College Nashville, East side
MARI 81 J. P. DROMGOOLE & CO.
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':BIG GRAND''!!!
MAGNIFICENT lot OF FRENCH WORK Embroder-
VI les openin5 this day by K. c. McNAIRY co.
feblS
ISOR RENr-0ne Store Room, and two or three
L rooms in the third story back building of the new
J. W. J. Manning, or W. F. COOPER
feb17-if AT the Building.
OAP-lUU BONES No. Soap, received for sale by
= STEWART q WEAkLEY,
feblj No. S, Broaoway.
GLOVER AND FIELD SEEDS-50 BARRELS
~ Clover Seed, 100 bush Orchard Grass, loo bushels
Blue Grass, ) bbls Timothy Seed. For sale by
STEWART 4 WEAKLEY,
febl5 No S, Broadway.
ONION SETS-lO BBI4S received aud for sale by
~ STEWART K WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broadway.
NRANBEiIRIES-I BAKRELS just received from
STEWART WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. 6, broadway.
ARD OILS BBJS of superior quality just re-
l. ceived per Cumberland Valley and for sale by
STEWART i WEAkLEY,
febls No. s. Broad st.
DIE FRUTT-2O BOXES Pie Fruit received and for
/ sale by STEWART L WEAkLEY
febl5 No s. Broad ST.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-5O BAGS received and
- for sale by STEWART d WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broad st.
rFNEAs-ln HALF Chests Imperial aud Gunpowder
L Teas in nletalic packages.
half chests Black Teas all grades, for sa lie by
s STEW ART / WEAKIEY,
febl5 No. S, Broad st.
SlUNDssIES-5B BOXES Essence of Coffee;
| - boxes Ground Coffee;
900 boxes Ground Pepper;
10 bbS s 5 Almonds in store and for sale by
! -... STEWART & WEAKLEY,
febl5 No 6, Broad st.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS.-The
cheapest and best SOAP in the world. have just
ceved loo cases OF Potash powder for making hard or
soft Soap receipt for making accompanies each can. At
least so per cent saved the of this article For sale
cheap by W. +. GRAY,
jan22 "a Corner Of Broad and Market sts
lust received 300 gross No. I MATCHES in wood
81 boxes jan22 W. +. GRAY, Broadway .
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-SUNDRIES.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. -

ME third Annual commencement of the Medca: De-
partment viii be held on MONDAY, 18th inst at half
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E>OR SALE.-A desirable lot in South Nashville con
IL tanning ror to acres, Of Franklin street and
4. A. K R., the Depot-a beautiful site, Shade
Trees, &c. Said lot would make fine Brick Yard.
Also, beautiful lot in South Nashville, of Sum-
mer and Oak streets. Apply at No. 6815 Cherry ST..
R.W. BROWN
feb26 Real Estate Agent
GLOVE ONO, SETS.
BUSHELS Glove Onion Sets. just received and 70
/ l sale low, by STRETCH 4 ORR,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists College Union SITS
eDl4
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FINE WIN ES, BRANDIESS &c.
IO1s CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 Sherry;
81 Port;
1o1l pipes pure Cognae Brandy, old and fine;
2O14 casks q"
pipes Z" Holland Gin;
puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted Cordials; - ..-. o.
For sale by [decl1l E.S. CHEATHAM CO.
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IEW pAYIn,s HEHREW pLAsTER.


And Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. J. Hoe dbridge and lady, Baton Pouge Madam
Anna Thillon and servant London; Dir Hudson and
ant, London Hon. Joseph Walker Placer CO. California;
Hen +. d. Sawyer Placer CO., California; Ramecn Leon
Aaurre EcuA DOR Carlos Hurtando servant Panama.
II. l.. Reynolds. Mobile; Rev. g. Sidney Washington;
Judge A. Robinson st. LOUIS Capt T. H. Hill g. States
Army: DR.. j. s Hunter Chic arrived yesterday at The
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Among the departures from the Metropolitan Hotel
yesterday, was n. Staeche Russian Minister FOR Wash
ington.
Hon. II. johnson, st. Johns; Hor. s. c Chseneg In
diana; A. j. Duncan ami family Nashville A. Blake and
family, South Carolina Col y. L. Taall u S Army; H.
H. Aenson, British Army; Don Antonio Sasa, Lima VIM.
f. Seabrook, Charleston; S. NJ Wolsa and party Paris
We're amongst the arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Chas. Haskns Washington; R r. Moss, virginia: Gov.
Church. Albany; j. ". Meredith, Augusta. Ga; G. IL
Potts and lady, Potsvile James Harding ST. Louis n
Fallon, New Orleans; j. j. Slocum and lady, Ohio: DR.
McCune, Georgia. II. Anes, Connecticut; g. W Cha pin
Springfield; H. b. Gleason California, arrived yeserday
at the Astor House.
The following were recorded at Gilpins Ex-
change Reading Rooms, Wall street. observation-disclosures
f. Greenou9h, Rochester, n. Y; S. STOW, New Haven,
Conn; r. W. Fraser, U. S Consul Halifax, N s. John
w. Dix, London; c. +. Raser, Frankfort on-the Maine
Germany.
Messrs j. Won Gerret, Resident Minister Of H. H. the
King of Prussia Jas. Riddle i. Fabrouuette Jr and
Chas Rotsnd bearers Of dispatches and A. w Scharit
U. Consul for Tamoath f., will leave to-day in the
steamship Pacific, for Liverpool.
Or. Frederick Nash New York; f. H. Currin, do; A. A.
John Bird, N. Y. r II. Croley, Boston, j. H. Hail. New
Haven B. T. WILSON, Ohio; T. J. Wheeler do Benz r.
Aenson La we're among the arrivals at the Prescott.
House yesterday.
The following is list of Americans registered at the
banking Office Of Livingston, Wells Co. Paris reported
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PHILADELPHIA. Jrae Is. PM-Arr shio A CHEESE
borough Kelly Liverpool soLFs Tohiss Esnd; Emma
Husband; S ShriIor. CAM ii aria Jams jones and
hudeE Corson, Boston, John ecksher Ihompson
End Morris Chester, Corsan, kYork.
CO siig rvaTd Ho'eabiss caae; briggs Adele Lewis
st Kites mary PefE,-e, Eicerson. Salon; sohIs shr
ver, Csius Boston Mario Jane Jones' Provdence; Honr
eta brkr New BedforQi j. Aaderred CorsoD ~eponset
Ty Cain Boston, Norris CEester Cor Providerce
New Torh, Gsgap, bridgeport; Rockht Shaw, Cats
Han rI
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ExCHEoUI R These bills were rather
heavy on Fn day at IS. premium, owing TO an i'm
preston tlri the South Sea Company may throw
upon the ma ket the large amount in their hands,
although t,wR 'uld seem more ju6icious course to
divide them Ia stead of money among their stock
holders.
TAG MrNIsrA uAL CHANGEs.-The Duke OF New
castle will be secretary of State for War. Sir
George Grey take The Colonial Office. Lord Gran.
vile retires to the CHARACTERISTIC OF the Duchy of
Lancaster with q seat IN the Cabinet that Office
being vacated for the purpose by Mr.. Strut.
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nor granted the injunction.
THE. VERY LATEST.

.rhe London Times Danzig correspondent tee-
1rss phs on Friday, as follows-The frigate Desper-
ate arrived here. She left the fleet on the 7th.
Aher Hango had been bonbarded, without sue
cess , the feet proceeded TO Hesingfors.
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EB- The ship VIM R,thbane which arr 22d inst fror
Liverpool reported tho 3t the sp Empire State
bound to New York from Liverpool. This must be q mis-
take, as the latter did mot sal, until tina 81 June
SHIP National cage 81 San Francisco 2Gh ut from Doc
ton war of Cape Horn from 70 IS Sc side 20 81 70 sds
from Narcn TO April Crossed the Equator April 49,
JOG Ind esIeenced strong nerthery winds most of
time after Vas Of the Eesds two days in thick fog.
Ship Seamans Bride, hence at do ed ult. had hne
weather of Horn bu. perisnced heavy
tween the Cape the Platte Crossed
Nay a. Ion III W. after Thich experienced Gh. and variable
winds
Cape Born 10 days in heavy gales Crossed tho equator
April ~ Ion lis. experienced ncrherly winds to
after which had eastery to lon l0 and Afterwards light
NV v.n1s
ship Jobr Gpin hen do abt 23d ult came around
Cape Horn in hne eaber with royals nd
Crossed the Equator pIt So Ion lie. aud took the
trades to lat so N ION M after which experienced light
Ninds
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Austri

VIENNA, Friday, June 9.-The journal austrian
foyrespondenz states that it has news from C5erno
witt in the Bullowna, by which it becomes evident
Russia meditates an attack upon Austria. The po-
sition of the Austrian Embassy at st. Petersburg
was painful in the extreme.
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE-TO BUILDERS AND MASONS.-PR0PO-
N sails for building the walls Of stone church. to be
erected at this place will be received until the first day Of
July next The work will consist Of concrete foundation
wall TO the surface of the ground The resi-
Of tho wall Of stone, from the Portland Comm
quaes to laid in rubbe, with cut work about the
doors buttresses and water table Informa
on to the quantity q cut yorh styls Of Snish size
Chambers street. New York OF he
by letter application when the dra wings spe Aoa
tops and plaos will be shown All materials will be
nished the contractor.
r. Is. MoNELL, Clerk of vestry, Christ Church,
Hudson, Columbia county. NJ Y. JUNO ID. 1884.
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ATHENS, May 30.-The King grants an amnesty
to the office engaged in the insurrecton, if they
return to ds lty before the expiration of month.
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Sweden.

The london Nems' Hamburg correspondent tele.
graphs On Friday, that it is reported there on very
respeota bic authority, anu generally believed that
Sweden has declared openly against Russia, and
has recah ed her minister from st. Petersburg.
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CLEARED
shipLvorpoOl K:araey, Liverpool Griansi Ain,urn q
Ship Tnss's. E.d Lyss,pssl Tis%s aqsn
sIip s,s,s'@,n. 'ts, SasSss. sass isi Bats.s.
s Ee .n shs 81 assur Seen Ku
hsrdt
r bes sseg
Brig suwannee, Bs' rets Key Vest smawOod Anderson
sotrJa White. Mecqliooi. 81 poniuso.
SER Mary r Neasen, Hssssa. cardenss. . Drooknan
Ser, yiyS go Issy sysssy
sssr ehs char h,sSD Esa@Ssd rsrssa
iais T g 5ai fG:sas ME-. Ps.dss sssn
Ssp 1g afssa master
ARRIVED
Steamship Union, hdems navse, 7th mat With ass and
10 nS ii ss sns a w
d he Of Sss passed.
Az hs.ss s and :ssss
r saP rhSIa ssss Ss Iysre0o Ms 49, with
sp New OF ss Ss Newport
y,s s'i n s no ard # p to Ms' sons
h h IN Ds p,s ~s
stripped; name On or water - pi''''' 80
IS sp; ss,aa gayrs May - Win ma:
spo 20 e. 81 s Tb S ,ns from t
snip Vaec9 Cams (Bslg) Beeokmhnu. Antwern III rch
hio fnrttmtnta ~ daJs. WITH Ddso and 273
lc'f t" " schmidt Co juno H. LAT 4. 30 lon 50 05.
spofe chip Josephino Harding from hichaond, Va ~
LONDON, ~ d1ys out
ship Argro (4usl. Storri Trieste, 60 days with lse
arc pae,onrer, 20 $ Bclmont
Brig hisisbs On ca ishhn sidney Is days win GOAL %
sehr sar'is Weeks beaufort NC 6eavs
s'ir hS'ie' Ann, Hatcs ss, =, i'nbeo. sdsss
shp Esce'sior Medley from LyOrpoo May TO- with ndse
ano lassergerH, TO lhomps n Nephew
Bbrh 1y1ngLam 81 dsys from Cardiff
Big .niyIto from Psie
Brig Sarfh Margaret e, Stochton) days from Boston.
The ship Kos. nth reported bs,o~ yesterday the
FL ip nf rho nn arrived md The An ship
Cap Be- both frs LvTpool and fully
sbp having sailed the 9th May. and the other tins
nth.
The above whih as3 appea,ed In yseterdava edition s
an IL the ship former COMMANDED by Capt
Bell who commsnfs the Liverpool pkt ship Hi'tam
Tapsoott and is British ship Of class aud net
has ususly heen taken for No ohor sbp naaod Kos
snh has sased from Lyerryol for some time before or
since, this Kossuth, Capt Dawson, just arrived
SAILED.
Ships Groat Western Liverpool; Hendrix Hudson
don, metropolis. uavre. MArmien, Mobile. Wales,
Callao
Steamship Clyde Oh Henderson, for Glasgow sailed from
Qusran tine this morning.
Wind at sunrise, NE meridian. s; uset do.
tBy SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELxGRApHJ
. 49,. 1850 TIE HIGHLANDS SuGe 22-Sundovn.
ship TO Williams Guiou abreast of tho Highlands
IN tow, aud one bs-k in the Sc ofing. bcand in
Six shps clear of the bar ships barks
two briggs at sDchor in the lower ali bound
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PARIS, Friday, June '9.-The Monttetr; in no.
ticing the meeting of the Emperor Of Austria and
the King Of Prussia say there ia doubt that their
object is to concert together respecting the evensu
alites pointed at by the treaty of Berlin and that
the best results are expected from the interview.
At the Bourse there was general recovery
Funds closed II 80 and 974.
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pRoPosALs FOR BUILDING A COUNTY COURT
Scaled proposals. will be received AZ the Counfy Clerks
once At Rverhead until the 18th day Of July next for fu
nshng materially and building Court Houss and Jail ~
amed psoe IS peg ape6cations ard plans for
each witch msy be seen at said CrnptV LIeEs cioc
which day 81 o'clock M said EsrIosrls will be opened
by the Chairman Of tho Board o. In the pre-
sence OF the Beard At the Court House In Riverbead
printed OF the specfoaions Will be flt nihed APP
pcston TO James b Cooper, Clerk Of aid county Pso.
Supervifors care r. Cooper, Suffolk Hou6s
New York, The Board will reject any oil Of said
proposals., 90 IL may deeul proper.
Jun, y 1874, III Il FS;s s ssiis
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ID, B.,
C. W. Richards, New York. S. A. Mercer Penn.
J. II. Pell, " J. W. Brown
y. Biddle, " f. W. Wells, Conn.
r II. Johnston, &c James Budlong, Mass.
DR. NJ Blumerthal, 4" W. A. Akin
Il. Catn and family, &" G. W. Tllden
W. II. Hydeckor John Chandler &c
v u n Taylor, :, W Blake and family g
u o. English Mira Prince, "
2. Tilman, William Bowen, Ohio.
D. W. bennett, g G. Worthngton, -
A. NJ Eastman, W. +. Johnston,
S. II. lngersol O. Arrerraw VIRGINIA
f. e. Davis, J.F Kennedy Alahaua
Mrs Stevenson, FAM" Jane, Anderson. Kent,,ctv
John A. Ben, II p Cameron, s Carolina
Morris wilson, J. T. Miichampy /"
Col. f. kahl, Penn. Col J. b. Mngrude~ n Q 4
J. Steiner and family, /" W. +. GIassci d. S n
Frank CRUDE, III. D., g
From Hare II sssamshp Gomez and dara
aGP; erh;aT lady TeIhss an three
B Bs.ss. Si II, 'S4 two g Ps;st
NJ Mi and ss ssi
wSt Sr K Mr. cPPIy M sails 1sssndsr and Louis b
Wang s'si ia9 sxS 'ss .s "
. nsy sa M Sar M Mos Ms
GrSss Mr snedeling Nine Cornchin and daughter Or
San Juan tic steamship North Stare Tovey
and RIo ls d and No children M,s Sleeper
s sssaIS w %fST agSGn Carol Brown
f faTh A aGsq cOgr.ysh noTp caIden Fish Miles
sss,y Davis sawyer wslkup Tovey, Richards JoSes
Ksys HANS gs 0t Grant G0s sosmsn
sdon 'G ssv, ns' os GSS Smith COa Ts
sob B:O9ss HanOns erord Co.'S Exprss Robin
EB s Tao S1g.pI So ssi
aSy R Ssa ssy "a a. HdysH and LADY Phelps ara
P s,Yi, rs Rice hearer q dispatches from the
R,gMy q Adam COS rci os Sp2 sr% ~ wo n5
farso Cos EAfrefs and 2i2 IN The stotrasc '''''
From Liverpoo in ship Pbnnix-Ifrs Dalton srd child
u.s. Det' 3 tbA. 8qlioy Cbamhcrs AN Wieks MD
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CUNDAY TRIP TO NEwBUEG AND SING SING
landing at Ysnkors, Hastings pobbs Ferry. TaTry-
town, Sing Sing Havertraw, veplancks Cozzens Dock
ard Colo Spring touching a. Ames street each The
Now rk from pier at foot Of jay street. Sunday morning
June %, at "a O'Clock for the above places keturnin
will leave Newburg a. O'Clock p NJ This exclusion Ia
Of the finest out New York giving passengers hne view
Of the scenery Of the Hudson and 40 Of spend
route
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CUNDAY BOAT, MERCHANTS LINE FOR ALBANY =
- Steamer HERO, Capt J. w. Hancox, will leave the
pier foot OF Robinson street. above Barclay street.
onneetion with the New York Central Railroad
For pasege freight apply board to GEO STAN
LEY. agent, at the obRce the dock.
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Gulf of FINLAND.
EraIice.

The postscript of reliable letter from ST. Peters
burg states that number OF English vessels are
near Cronstadt taking soundings.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED

pors os nos~ sors. .suns 80. ls54.
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DEQUo- HOUSE, NEW LONDON. COMMITTEE Pr.
quot House vii, reopenod for the the 18th
Of June 1854 The house has only been built two years. ant
yet has ootained very high reputation first eat
watering place. 1t hiss {eoeived Numerous addition. ar.
style unsurpassed by similar Institution in Nov Eng
land. Nh. utGt and attention to tbs Of The
guests OF the hotel wiz ts extended the propeors sni
snpernteps mt and faoiEsy afforded for fshing
bathing riding sailing DO Communication by rai,roAS
end three times TO and fsOm Boston Hsf
IL miles rueing 80 tbs hotel hour 10 the day
@. a. NA-HER, suporintenSena
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CUEDAY MORNING BOAT FOR HAvERsTRAw AND
~ Sing Sing landing ut Yonkers Hastings, Dobbs Ferry
and Tsrrytown1he new and splendid ste amer ELECTA,
Capt O. T. Belby will leave the pier foot Of Jay street.
Sun day morning. at o'clock for the above pscos
at Amos street cach way Returning. wifi leave Hayer
At p III.
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sUaTMER NETREATs.

CANADA NEW GOThL ST. LAWRENCE HALL
~ having been enlarged. Is re opened
Montreal May ], 1851. HOGAN PENN,
GoMsTCcK HOUSE Avon SPRINGS. LIVING sToN
~ county N. p This house has been thoroughly
paired and fitted the IL will date
increased pumbsc Of sisiter The grounds attached
have been much enlarged and ~prov9d The house Is
open for the reception of company. J. COMSTOCK.
DElIGHTFUL SUMNER bOARDINC-IN THE BEAU
- tifu vii of Nyaek west bunk of the Hudson river
hours ride from Rev Yo X APpy to Mrs. Parker to.
tores no $50 spne street hosd Of CLARK street Yori
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL. thirty MINUTES RIDE
-Ni from New York, per New Il ayen Railroad The
dergEed thankful for past avors informs HE patrons and
the public tia, his house ecoeneo for the summer
GEORGE IL GOULD. Proprietor.
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Nj E1EoF 0ITTAG HoTEL.-vAs DYKE AND COOPER
Nt prOnrtetors, Lopg Branch Se~ Jersey. H. n. Vsx
Dyke and Joseph Cooper purchased tao
tel 0il be prepared to borders
18th mo Yhs location cannot be surpassed The hours
and furniture the is she largest and
most commodious the shore There y daily o0mmuni
Alice G. Price James Christopher. and Ooesn Wsve
Every Accommodation for bathing barge bss
besn procared that detention will take psoe When
the water 500 low fr the steamboats, TO the river
tie table will be supplied with delceoy of
there Will be the beat of attendance and the
othe pr0pretors to e1penee making the
potan in respect first cisss hotel Application
rooms for osher Information relative tho hotel
be made TO Joserh Cooper, Long Branch, N.
to II. n. Van Dyke. rs Catherine slip. aew York
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THE OLD DIR. HUNTER HIMsELF, THE PHYSICIAN
who established the Hunterian Dspensary No Diyi-
sion street. New York city, in 1894 Consulted
usual from A. TO 10 M Sundays excepted al hI ola
tand. No connection With any other Ii. Hvntsg,
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT,
IN via Springfield Bellows Falls Windsor, White River.
AVID ellis River Lttston base of the mountains oy
Iarosd and via MsItpser Burlington, ST. Adams and
Now Haven Ralrosd Broadway and Canal street,
and of ~enty sixth street and Fourth
press trains A NJ and p NJ Baggage checked through
FRANCIS I YDE, General Agent, l52 South street
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tBy SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEGRApHJ
TIE HIGHLANDS yu0e 22-jundnYn.
ship TO Williams Guiou abreast Of tao Highlands,
10 tow, aud one bsrk in the Sc ofing boapd in
Six ships clear of the bar ships and
two briggs at spchor in the lower ali bound
Wind moderate from SW. Westher cloudy.
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yNADAWANUCK house, SToNIk eros, CONF
w This essAbishmant, having been put in complete
repair will bs opoa feS the recepon Of guests the M
fJune J. q. BRIGGS, 1Lopxtets4,
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BORT WASHINGTON, PAVILION HOTEL, sHsEws
l. bury NJ J.-Ibis salubrioua and beautifully located
retreat for the reception Of boarders aud will
DO kept srst class house Foe surf AZ still bathing
boating sshnS gunnins, drives and
Boats will make four trips daily during tbs
from foot of Robinson At thsy
every morn ing, and return each afternoon Sundays
included. No mos uitOes fever and ague Families
DESTROYS Of occurring should make
Also, cottage 20 let-rent 500
DCCKAwAY.-T HOTEL Is NOW OPEN. pAE
h ties requiring cottages would do well to Walt
the house before engaging them Cars from South
Brooklyn, 1T IL A. D., and 4 before a, and P. NJ.
CEA RATHING.-CAPE MAY-CAPE ISLAND MA.
~ tonal Hall.Tbis large and splendid frat class
hotel fitted with and by othas 10
for yisiters. Having bsr IL s
for quiet comfort a. for its superior Ma
tons Hall occupies entire Of high ground
the surf with large garden in 'front.' enjoying the
sea brseze, aad maguiGrent Wow Of the ocean.
AARON GARRETSON Proprietor.
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sey, is ready for the reception of boardsrs The
additions to this establishment Plotted. The
furnished in style by similar
institution Every accommodation for surf and still water
bathing Tho from the Ocean House Now York
Will DO in operation in . few days.
MsNRY E. RIELL, Proprietor.
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NEW ROCHELLE PAVILION.-THIS ESTABLISH
IN ment is ready for the reception of guests Families
will find this delightful and heaithy summer resort. Fa-
ctes by rev Haven railroad by steamboat from Full
ton ferry For ParsouaT apply Or address note to the
avenue where also DO had front the second