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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

,NrB! W. slcCou.s, ESQ The Democratic can.
didate Tot Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia, spoke
tot about Two hours al The .coatt House on We'd.
aesday evening, Ia defence otDen,ottacy. Wise 4
Co. in geaetal, and against The Know Nollinss in
Particular In defence Of the fotmer, bespoke
but btiely In opposition to The latter, he spoke
Sety elabetaselyj SO muct soindeed thai had bis
heaiets been on That occasion suddenly walked uI'
ftom on obIlslousness as IL The existing political
elements, they would certainly have thought that
ibis mysterious order wss The only ptesent foe 10
pemoctacy and the Democratic ticket, and That
the other foes, sich as whtgsety TO-, had disap'
nealed Of ceased 10 be foes, and shoulun with
Virginia, DEMOCRACY and The Union In crushing
the one gteat abonipstlop Of modern times.
10 speak comparatively, Nj, hcCOmas speech
ives quite Is satisfactory 10 the Democrats Of this
city Is Mt Whe's speech, and much less tepul'
size 10 their opponents. assignments were cleat'
" and totclbly presented, and his systematic II not
logical mode Of reasoning, impaired an alt Of plaa'
sibtlity to his many erroneous deductions, which
mus: have been quite satisfactory TO those who
looked at things as he eltktd them TO look at
them, and However Intellectual his arguments might
have been, as we have no doubt they were, with
Tie knowing ones Tho K. N.Sl who knew many
Ut bis premises to be- as false as his conclusions,
they were dfyested Of that bitterness and risupet'
alton whtcit SO strongly cbatactettses Nr. Wise
when speaking on the same subjects. Nit Wise Is
passionate. pugnaclous, defiant. NJ McComas Is
Deliberate coacllIiatlng, and withal rather petsua'
size and winning.
We should like 10 hear MI McComas so more
extensively into an exposition Of The platform on
which hts party stands In lie present canvass, una
not lsht 'tshadows," os lie tettAs them, so much.
As II was, we learned very little as TO what he and
MI. Wise intended to 10 II elected, and @c be-
lieye he told us nolhlng about the Know Nothnss
which we had not before heard. IIe doubtless
made oat, however, about as good case as lis
cause would enable him 10 do, and We have no
doubt that he would make much better speeches
II liz had better cause to advocate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

rArESr RssrtSu MISUNDERSTANDING Nelson, Of
n, York, one Of tue U. S. Supreme Court Judges,
has Just decided tha. Wool, NIercellus, Jeromes,
hsye violated McCOmIck's patent by msuufactur.
Ing htanny's combined teapns and moving ina.
chine. Motions to euloin them weIe g'aaled.
Two injdnctions wets Issued, and the thttl was
compromised BY defendants taking license from
HE painia 10 manufacture the machine.
This Is an important decision 10 The pyricutu.
talintetests Of The West, where these maotines,
being notifications Of McCOuuloss, ate in very
general use. ills thought lhe case will be- taken
up 10 The Supreme Court at Washington, as The
interests involved Ote heavy and tle parties will
mol be content I'LL the question is settled BY Tho
Court Of last resort.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

0rMuttlmony is said 10 be greatly on lie In.
crease, and Is regarded as an eyileaceo general
improvement III mercantile affairs. The boston
Transcript says thai mol less than one thousand
marriage certificates have been Issued III Tat civ
since The first Of January last Had times Is sL1.
posed 10 lie the cause.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

tfThetes now on exhibition in 81, Louis GU.
tosily Of The human family that Is said 10 fotm a
link between ths hybrid and the human family. 1t
rs 40 Indian women ased about 92 Yeas, and het
faatuiesate said 10 hare close resemblance 10 The
bear and outdpg opIang, TIE Opal Indians, ftoa,
whom SHE was takent are 4 remarkable ttibe, not
only Ia theit habits but their physical otgantaa.
sti9nrRhith induced many 10 place them In The
class Of hybtls. The woman on exhibition Is 10.
{ presented y have destee Of intelligence, anil IS
endowed with The faculty Of speech, aud Is sin.
galttS specimen Of .haI lusus naIule where hu.
mainly b4tlllsls ptsdSmlnalts over HE butte ete.
aiion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

KASsAs,--'Ihete Is reason 10 believe that The
Peoples Proclamation which has got ino ctcu.
lotlon signed Citizens Of Kansas, declaring the
iacompetency ofGoyetnot Reelet and appointing
The 2sth Of april for tile election Of a successor,
Is at least hnabus, Il not hoax. The 81. Louis
InteIigences says;
''rhc fact that no responsible names ore attach.
ed to Il, speaks nightly against 1t, We know moi
that one citizen Of Kansas had anything 10 d. III
concoclits Il. We know not Whether ii was pub
lislel in Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, or sumo
olhtt part Of The wotld. lis Ilate. The OH OF A.
pnl, Then Governor Reedet was IN Kansas We
conytlsed with him when 10 was III 81. Louis on
The 2ls, bit he knew, OF al least said, notl lux
about thlSsttanse proclamation. We have received
KanSas and Western Missouri papetS as late as
tue l2Ih, 10Th and l7tI, yet not oue word do they
say Ufthls document. We ure therefore inclined
10 think that lis calculation Is confined u few clL.
isshs of Kansas and thai II was Kept back until
Governor Ree1et's departure ftoIl his post llos
muds Its ISSUE EASY. We 10 not believe that
AIRY autabet VI law abiding citizens Of Tie
Territory, even II they dill not like thelt Govern.
OF, will engage IN The Effort 10 depose him, uuess
lnsisate,l by designing demagogues, who them
sclvas will conttlye to Keep III the back ground.
However, we shall Ste.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04


AWFUL AFFAtHN WiscoSsloS.-T Chicago
l'tlJuuv, learns fiona private letter from Debit,
Wisconsin, The following p1rlcnIats Of an awful
tragedy that occurred in thut place oil tho morn.
lug Of the 23d ult:
The wileof citizen Of thai town was awaken.
cd from htt sleep on tie morning ofthe23d, ty o
noise which she heard In The adjoining npattns nj.
IL a moment more she saw a gIern fun a dark
lantetn, held by man IN tIat toVm, and sclea.
ming with alright awoke het husband, who
was sleeping at her side, As he sprang Etou The
bed, the intruder fired at him will pistol, tlte
ball just missing his head and bufying itself III The
pillow. Snatchlng double batfeltd gun from
lie wall, he discharged botll barrels Of tle nttu.
lief. The contents Of one barrel entete tle lnln's
heal and lle other his body, killing him instantly,
Leaving lie body leE9 It fell, the gentleman, aud
his vile proceeded 10 The nearest neighbour told
him what had happputd, and Induced linn 10 te.
tutn with them 10 Ills house, hit imagine The
feelings Of the neighbour himsefa Hlall universally
esteemed aud respected, 10 recognizes in tic maui.
glel body Of lie dead robbeE, hiSVtrH son.
Upon tetutnIng TO his house, The father found
his sons loom unOccupit1, The window open,
aud rope lauder extending from the window 10
The ground.
Tbs gentleman who shol The robber had suffer.
ed the LOSE oftwo gold watches some time belore,
10 mysterious llaltaCt and now Attributes tleil
theft 10 this person.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

L..
9J'rhe Chesaut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
sometimes called 'old Dmy.' TO be demolished TO
make room tot stores and other matlet.oi FAC. bull.
,lioss, was erected In t7sl and enlarged and i'm.
proved III 1905. In 1890 It vas completely de.
stroyed BY fte, but was rebuilt In 1929 and open.
ed under The management Of Nests. Wood &
Warren, II was at the Chesnut that such diana.
matte celebrities as Cooke, kean, IIooth, Cooper,
Tyrone Power, Fanny and Charles Kenble, Ellen
Ttee, Forrest, Macteady, burton, Charlotte Cush.
man and sliss Davenport, made their first appear.
ppses tetote Philadelphia audience. 1'heteais
FIST appeared such musical celebrities as MaIibtan,
La6otde, Boslo, Patolj, and Jenny Lind, 10 take
The slaid Qa,kes by the eats aud to create an un.
head Of futotet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

A BtSEYotxsr MAS,-Thete were one hun.
died letters dropped into the Post Office in Alex.
sadja, tva.l during The taonthof April, on which
lie postage was mol pte.paid-so the Postmaster
could not put them in The mail. This fact coming
10 lie knowledge Of a Mt TIA. Stoutenbey, Of
Alexandra, he went to the Postmaster and paid
The postage on the letters and 50 had them sent 10
THEFT Destination,
ASp ASotHEk-A gentleman III New Bedford
called upon The Postmaster Of that oily on Saut.
dsy last, and paid the tequifed postage on letters
delayed al lie Office Tot want Of prepayment, The
name Of this good Samaritan, o. the. amount ex.
pended, is not given,
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sTVAgr1p .'BEInoTroN.

Ma. BORON l-ptoase ANNOUNCE |, ", MI'roEIBlL,ts
suitable candidate to represent the comfy Of ohio 10
,he next ttouse OF pt,sges Of VltsiMa, lie Is We'll
known to our tt.cas and wL make atelhtlen: repre-
sentative. apl3 OHIO COUNTY.
.---.----4.AS %-t---4--
Ma. Rp.roR.-pease announce Or, tSo. q, CAMP
BELL as suitable person 10 represent Ohio county In
The next outc Of neesttes He statyery way eonEe-
tent to The duties Of tue ote We lope 10 viii consent
to serve, ~ presenting Ills name yoa %lll obflge
ap3 MANY VOTERS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

MSsrEstous DisArtRAaASeE,--we find The fol.
lowing In a Liverpool ptpeu
''rhe Jay after the steamer Nashville left New
York Ion hef late passage 10 Liverpool hlts. Rose
Riley, passenger disappeated In q very mysIeti.
Gus rtanhet while tile passengers veEe al lunch,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04
Par Solo

For Sale.
/ OTIS Numbered let, i1S, ttt. Gld ore h,,t o,uo
~ situated on Pane steel In the 4th VAN. Vi AZ
Also; re following teserbed lois sltpa,tI in,L.n.
tquate Obi Lots Il. l5 Is. III square 81; il. = ls.
3i lOtS ~ square 30i lOs y, square q; lN',A SAt
fqua'e ~ lots" 70 square III lois 5, {. ,es, "
lots 2, square III and III g tQuaie 10. 'Fs'ttl
ply ~ ''-'"''f''t
milo T. X. ARVS7Vh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

ITO DAYTON CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
Il Spring and summer arrangement via New York and
Erie Railroad, Hudson River Railroad, Peoples Ine
ners, New York Central Railroad Lake Shore Rail
Mad River and Lake Erie and Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton railroads. Quickest and most direc. route.
through from New York TO Cincinnati two hours in ad
vance OF any other ronte. Connections certain, and
leaving New York evening steamers Of Peoples Line
A. n. train OF Hudson River Railroad, or A. M
train OF New YORK and Erie Railroad connect At Buffalo
and Dunkirk foows:-Arrive Ut Buffalo p. NJ Dun
clyde $50 A. NJ, Belistontaine Has A. N, Dayton
r. n, Hamilton p. n, Cincin matt r. NJ. Passengers
leaving New York evening boat Of Peoples Line
A. N. train OF Hudson River Railroad, A. NJ tram
hours in advance of Columbus route. Second train
Leaves Cleveland from west side Of river, A. NJ,
arrival OF steamers Crescent City and Queen the West
from Buffalo, arrive at Sandusky iL35 A. NJ, Dayton
6P. M Cincinnati $40 +, NJ Passengers leaving New
York on p. NJ trains Of Hudson RIVER Ralroad or Nav
YORK and Erie Railroad, arrive ut Buffalo 10 80 A.
Dunl irk IL so A. NJ, Cleveland 20 p NJ, Grafton As
IN, Clyde $50 p. M, Dayton SO A. NJ, Cincinnati
A. N. Passengers leaving New York evening trains
81 Hudson River Railroad, New York and Erie Rail.
road BY this route arrive In Cincinnati thirty four
nutts in advance Of Columbus route. Be sure to eau
for tickets via Clyde and Dayton Cleveland passengers
route for Cincinnati Clyde and Dayton, the
Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad and are eau
toned 10 beware OF the OF runners In
the Cleveland depot that the train for Cincinnati does
not leave until 80 A. NJ Two hours gained BY taking
6ieA NJ train, via Clyde and Dayton Baggage checked
fl ON New York to Buffalo or Dunkrk and from Buffalo
formation BE- obtained board Peoples Line steam.
eIs at the ticket oces OF New York and Erie Rail
road NewYork Central Railroad and Hudson River Rad.
road, At Office Of Cincinnati Hamilton add Dayton
Agent, 1850 broadway, New York city. G. 3. BROWN,
General Eastern Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

The advantages Of the new steamship canal at
the Sasi b. Marie are beginning to bs realIzsd In
the copper regions Of Lake Superior. A letter from
the Treasurer Of the Forest Copper Company
dated at Ontonason, 10Th inst, mentions his arrival
there per steamer Illinois, being the first boat
through The canal, sad in about SIX days running
time from Boston TO the mines Thssc minss are
about 20 miles nom 0ntonagon, the landing place
on The lake shore, with which they are connec ted
by railread now 10 operation. and the ontonagon
river, The number Of men employed ut these mi nes
at present Is about 100, and tho shipments Of con.
per snoe the opening Of navigation this season
about rs s1n
following quotations for stock
Vermont and Canada was dem and this morning. at 10
BID bat stock offered for sale this Il per cent
IS aeksd. Provide0cs and Worcester each improved 4
Csaoord dun and heavy at A. asked 46 the best bid
Eastern eo,d At So which the asking price ct the
cioss osdensburg steady At 54 the scattering lots
vsrmsa< and Massachusst. there has Gen no trsnsac
usas - n vsek 1k Ia offered and IL asked The IN.
srest ooupoas Of this road, due July will DO paid at
ths oAcs Of tie company webster Bsnk BoiIdng) on
wAAh vAs bid for 80 shares Fitch burg sold freely al
60 90 sas frn 81 the close Copper Falls declined
4. Qyn1hrsp q. The market for Railroad Bonds was
heavy, 81 pssoss . shade lower.
Ths coupons Of the iss and % mortgage bonds OF
sAe Ohio and Minisdppi Railroad Company West.
ern Divislos duo July l, 1861 viii be psii OF the
Ossos Of Ne company, No. 30 Merchants Exch,are,
ssd sfter Monday, "A July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

CoAL my OBJECT Is QUICK SALES AND SMALL
~ prohts for cash. AN delivering best uAltv rad
or white ssn, veil screened at g. co. 10 lois over We
tons, At - es from my ysrds. King aud Greco itch
Twenty 6fth street aaa Ninth Avenue lilo Ia sns street
GEAR Broacwss. pkTLg CIISTpS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, June 30-6 p. NJ
Asaxs Small sales were made ct unchanged prices.
Tbs stock amounted to ,27S bbis.
BREApsruFFs. -Flour-Ths market duh for al
common and medium grades. The sales embraced
about 900 1000 bushes including common to good
and choice brands Of State. at So IL So g. and a. IS
81 81 7k Western d., at So so % Il for to
good and Sill $12 Is for fancy to extra; Southern
was in limited demand with moderate Sales At $40
SO Is SO 81; Canadian inactlve--sAles about
500 bills, at 80 95 $40 rs. Whest-Sman sales
reported of white Michigan 1t % 81. Corn was with
further change Of moment. The sales reached 49,
0O0 10 900 bushels the spot including inferior to
common sound quality, ct 8Sc. 90c., ana good to
PRIME, in chipping order, at 81 No. 93c. There
again sCEre settlements OF time contracts made
terms not made public. Rye frmer Sales Of $50
bushels made at 81 3d. afterwards held 81 30 =
81 GO. Oats dull, at Goo. CSC. for State and
Western
NAVAL STORES were quiet, At 4OIc. for spirits and
e6c. for rosin per $40 lbs. delivered.
PRovIsIoNs,-P0rk-The market remained firm, with
moderate transactions. The sales embraced about 400
bb!s, including mess ct $40 co. and new prime at
$16 ~ q $40 50 old at $40 IL SO rs asked
Beef firm, with saas of 800 to 400 bbls at 50 rs
SO 25 for country prime, and Sill $13 for good
try mees acied Chicago varied from $40 ST. the
latter for extra Cut meats in moderate demand
with sales Of about 200 packages at Ike &c. for shout
Gers, and exc. l814c. for hams. Bacon was steady
but quiet Lard in fair dem and with sales OF 800
to 400 bbis., at 1870 1lc Butter was at loo 1Sc
for OHIO, and lsc. &c. for State. Cheese quiet
and heavy, at Cd. . 9alc.
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BILLIARDS.

DHLIARIS WI HAVE A SPLENDID sTOCK Or
I'D billiard abies, With slate, marble or wooden bsBs
suitable for private OF public use, also, balls, cues
CLOTHS cue wax Ia fac. every article Ia tue Ice 10 psr
osat chsspcr than any establishment in the Uni..d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

II and fast steamboat KEYPoRT leaves New Tork foot
q Murray greet, daily, sundAys excepted 49, O'Clock
cen Person. desirous Of Visiting Of The mos. healthy
and beat bathdg places In the vicinity Of New yo win
and = a. keIpors; and business bs In New Yort
tron ~ A. n until r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

A 11ENTION.-A SPECIAL MEETING on The Ma
"A nus Nelly Guards, Will be held al Mr.. heohsns 3iT
East Twelfth street on Monday evening next July = At
~ O'Clock Pune usl attendance roo urod. BY order
OF the Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

VAJ IiIlTNs' AnEIET, PREPARED BY Dr. s. N
w Eiiot.'B prescription, presertei 70 me, Hll re-
prsservs snd cleanse the hsr Price 20 GEMS GER
ketls. u. VILLAIN, ~ MAIDEN 'sne.
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EXCURSIONS.


ATH OF JULY ExCGRsION-raE NEW FIRST
Il class steamer ELM CRY. j. M. LIE WIS., commands,
vii leave New YORK for New Haven on the morniag OF
this 4th at TX O'Clock; retArnns VIII leave ksW Haven
ct IL O'Clock the evening. and arrive Ia New York
early on the morning OF the 5th Faro 81 so for the
whole excursion 10 persons desrous Of visiting the
tesut,fol city Of New Haven. Of enjoying short
ErOURrH JULY. GROVE PAVILION NEWARK
10 Bay Grove, four miles south Of Jersey Oty-Cspt.
HARRIS will awe grand ball ct his spsadid hotel.
the 9TH Of July This house IL surrounded BY of
ns most splendid groves 70 b found wtha
ferry every thirty minutes for the Pavilion, fare
shilling.
EOuRTH OF JULY.-GRAND FOURTH OF JULY
IL excursion to Ksyport, around Statan Island. The
new and splendid eteAmb0st Ksyp0rt, Captain T. V.
Wedr esosy. July Alb, leaving New York. foot Of Amos
street, N. r at 9A; Murray street at OK; foot OF
Grand street. R., quarter before To- and per No. q
N. r., ct ~ o'clock Returning leave Key port Al
o'clock p. NJ, and arrive in New York. landing ct foot
OF Murray street about ;-aording OF tue
an opportunity Of viswipg the Of this Hsr
bcr, Fort HAMILTON sandy Hook, and the Islanls Of
Navesink. well eDoyiDg the refreshing breeze.
The cay will be appropriately celebrated at Report,
snd good band Of music viii be In attendance on the
trip. Fare 70 cents each way.
EOURTH OF JULY TRIP 10 THE FISHING BANKS.
IL Fare SO cents The steamer CROrON, Capt. W. II.
Wood, will make trip to the Fishiag Banks, Wsdoes-
day, 4th Of July, leaving foot OF Bro0me street. K. r.,
It A. foot Gouverneu street, IL Peck slip, 30
Spring street. r. At g. Robinson street. Sis; Pier No
4, $50. Refreshments fishing tackle and bait furnish
ed Oh board.
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sArvRpAr, Juns 3o-S I

SATURDAY, June SOL Pm.
The stock market still remsins In o very unset
Wsl aaAe. There appears to be no regular move
n@G - aSy sEsck. vhesAes fancy "a not Attic
ansStssfd, toAay, Indissa 5's fell Of I per cent;
uiinsis Central bonds. !; Michigan Central Rail-
roal B; Michigan 6outhern, J. Louisiana 6's id
vanced / per cent; Nicaragua Transit, I; Cleveland
end Pitthbure, I; C,svslaaa and Toledo, + Eric
and Central wers pretty we'll sustained to-day, in
visw sf,he competition which 10 about conmencinS
between shem. The Central Company II clearly
wfeng n the position assumed regarding through
faxes. Reading holds "a pretty well. The dividend
Is stiu In doubt; that IL Will b much smaller than
generally anticipated, there ID no doubt. Indiana
SIS wess in demand 10 dAy, and sold to some extern
NJ Q decline. Railroad stocks were comparatively
quiet. At the second board there vas no change
Of consequence The tendency was upward, and
fractional advance was realized on nearly every
description.
The New York County Bank Commences bushes,
at the corner of Fourteenth street and Eighth ave
nue., Monday, the ID Of July, when the third and
last instamsnt Of thirty Ave per cent ON the capita
Wal be payable. CoArles c. Macy, President; A.
Aasteaton. il, Cashier. Capital, $200, 900.
The United States Life Insurance Company pays
sn Monday . regular senfSnnusl dividend Of in
tereat, az the rate Of ssven Per cent per annum
its capital. The Bank Of Savings, Q07 Chambers
street,. has declared n Interest FIR the past six
months, OF Ave per cent per snnum on all sums
amounting TO five and under Eve hundred dollars,
and fsur per cent On IL Sums Of $500 and upwards
Also an extra dividend Of tie Same amount, sad en-
the esms principal, both payable on the third Mon.
day Il July. Tho Island City Bank, dividend Of
three and half per cent The Phenix Bank has
declared dividend Of Ave per cent Tor tho last six
moRtba The North River Bank, semi annual d.
deud Of four per cent, payable tho 10th Of July
The Bank Of Hamburg, g. c., has declareds dividend
Of three dollars and atty ceats per share, equal to
seven per cent, for the last six months.
The aa1exed statement exhibits the receipts and
disbsnenents Of the Assistant Tressurers Office,
during The month Of June, 1866
TRvA Ovrrce-- Dsou
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lDVRRTISEM ENTS RENEWED EVMRY DA'

TRAvELLERy GUIDE.
OATH AND GREENw GOD STAGES LEAVE BATH
ID s.. and e1l A. NJ; l, 2, 4, and bk r. NJ Leave
Greenwood Sk, 10, and IL A. NJ; 8, Az, 515, and 6h
Pm. JOHN FIELD, Proprietor
T%OR CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON THE
IL steamer Norwsk leaves Now York follows:-
Iier foot Of Amor street 1t ~ A. and laA and az
p n pier foot Of Spring street, 9h A. NJ 12K and az
leaving Coney Island, last trip, ct 6H p Fare to CO.
ney Island and Fort Hamilton and back to New York rs
cents. No half price for children.
NOR BRIDGEPORT, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT
IL O'CLOCK July 3, connecting With the Housatonic,
hausatuck and New Haven Railroad, the steamer
LINE, Capt. Charles Weeks will leave from aseambost
wharf Peck sp, e. g., Tuesday afternoon. at three
O'Clock. N. B.-There will be no boat on Wednesday
morning, 4th. For information inquire of
GEO. W. CoRIIE5, 2S3 Pearl street.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDENsBURG, WHITE
IN Mountains st. Johnsburg and Barlingten, via
Northampton, Brastleboro', Bellows Falls Rutland,
Windsor, White River Wells River, Montpelier st. Al
bans and Rouses Point Through tickets via the New
Springfield, A. NJ. and 4 p NJ. Baggage checked
through. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent
Office Pier rs, Peck slip.
C,lNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-PAS5AGE SO GEMS
- The HERO, Captain Hancox, leaves Robinson street
per at 6 P. NJ. arriving BY A. NJ. For state rooms,
&c, apply on board being in connection with the Cen
trail Railroad.
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A sxRIcAh PLATI GLASS coMfArr-YAcToRr,
"A HElisur6,arg, Lone isit1d-Are prepared 70 an
ecutg rsa sass suitable tor noosa
Shs vault sad deck n hts Proart attention win b. rycr
sc orders eft their once 4f RrosdsAy or with thsfs
rsens }. n. fLA1I, ~ Eurrsy street.
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BEAUTIFUL sUMnER RETRRAT-FOREST HOUSE.
- budds Lake New Jsrsey situated on Sohsoisy,s
unsurpassed for and beauty tuson Car
sse always ready at the Stanhops station OF The Morris
&c. address the propristors j. NJ SHARP 4 Co
Forest House, BtAnhope Poss Once, M
TRENr0N FALLS, MAR UTICA N. 1.-THE HOrTr,
% this place Of Avorits open for the eeessn
visters reach direct By the Black River and Usa
Railroad trains leaving Utica the arrival the
beat s1prs train, also Of the Hudson river express an
n. hO0Rk, Rropristoe.