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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
to find one amongst them worthy Of
his suffrage, and cast has vote for
John c. Fremont!

OiiH y. Il feHlOnL!
An ardent Fremont man, who is
evidently an intense admner of the
fair sex, and who must owe his con-
version to the Republican cause, to
the numerous electioneering stories
told Of Mrs. Fremont, scratched the
name Of Dayton from his ballot, and
inserted that Of 'Jessie."
The Sacramento papers Of yes
terday morning contains dispatches
from various portions of the State,
which indicate that the Democracy
have swept the State by large ma
iority. In Sacramento the vote is
very close-reports giving the city
to Fillmore by majority of three.
In Marysvllle, also, the majority, ac-
cording to yesterdays reports, is
very small whichever way it has
gone. San Francisco and Stockton,
are reported Democratic by consid-
cradle majorities. The contest in
San Francisco is reported as between
Buchanan and Fremont. Should
this prove correct, and has Fremont's
strength not been oyerrated in the
southern counties, Buchanan's ma
jority over Fillmore will be over
whelming.
The telegraphic dispatches from
the counties Of ElDorado, Calaveras,
Nevada and Placer, give majortics
for Buchanan. The Stage from
Shasta last evening brought report
to the effect that Shasta had given
Buchanan three hundred majority
for Buchanan. In Tehama and Red
Bluffs precincts united give major
ity for the Democracy. The mining
counties have done nobly, and Cali
fornia has proved her loyalty and de
votion to the Union. The death knell
of know-Nothingism has been rung
in California, as it was long since in
the Atlantic States. The eloquenee
Of Foote and his followers cannot
awaken it to battle again. The Re
publican party will now take its place
and Foote can retire into privacy
like unto the green old age" of Mar
tin Van Burcn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

zG.g~ Mr.. Kimmel has kindly furnished US
with the following returns:
Mountain House, maj, for Fillmore
French Greek, buchanan Al, Fremont Is,
Fillmore 00l Morrison A., Long 40.
Martin Ranch, Fremont ., Buchanan
Fillmore 3.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

We have not the complete returns
from the Supervisor Districts, but
the indications are that the Board of
Supervisors elect, is Democratic.--
1t is certain that Bufum, Democrat,
has beaten Minot, fusion, in the Sec
ond District. In the first, there has
been no particular opposition to the
old Supervisor, R. R. Randall, Esq.
In the the third District, the contest
promised to be closely contested
one, and we are not unprepard to
hear that Mr.. Wilmot, the former
Supervisor, has been defeated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

From the scattering and irregular
returns which we have received, we
are unable to demonstrate the cleo
ton of both Of our nominees for the
Assembly. The vote here, so far as
counted, andrcported majorities from
other precincts within the county,
place both beyond the probability of
defeat. The Democracy of Butte
have covered themselves with glory,
in defeating this most unholy and un-
principlcd coalition. The Fillmore
party to this fusion, told the Fillmore
County Convention which nominated
him, that he should consider the
election of Mr.. Fremont the greatest
curse that could befall the American
Union, and he duped the friends of
Fremont into supporting him. The
fusionists were determined to make
the Vigilance hobby assist in placing
them in power, and started a false
and Infamous report to the effect that
Mr.. Long had stated that ne only
desired to. be elected that he might
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

The Vote for county officers had
not been counted up to the hour of
going to press. Owing to the nuin
Der of candidates for town officers,
the counting Is almost an endless job.
The Board worn down with forty
eight hours incessant labor, are coun-
ting in their sleep. The endurance
of a Kennovan is required to com
plete the task.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

BINGHAM's BAR.
Fity-six votes were cast in this precinct
all straight Democratic
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

We understand that the Republi-
can institution Of Oroville, denies
having printed the spurious demo-
cratic ticket containing the name of
Mr.. Smith, in place of the name of
Mr.. Long. We should be pleased
to have Mr.. Smith show that he was
not concerned in the despicable and
unprincipled attempt thus to deceive
and impose upon the unsuspecting
voters of Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

Notwithstanding the number of
candidates in the field for Constable,
some individual sovereign was unable
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

The vote for Electors in this Pre-
cinct stands as follows-Buchanan,
908, Fillmore, G22, Fgcmont 900
The counting of the Assembly ticket
has progressed sufficiently far to in
dicate to certainty that the Dem
ocratic nominees will have consider
able majority.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

The total reported vote from the
precincts as far as heard from stands
Buchanan, 2033; FILLMORE, 1887;
Fremont, 645. A majority Of one
for Buchanan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
FoRBEsrowN PRECINCT.

Long,. ................. ..l25
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
Assessor.

Lillard. ................ ....'.'..''' o'
B,iss. go. 80
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

Buchanan. 81
Fremont. u
Fillmore. SO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
Supervisor.

Randall. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....... "
Newcomb. ..................... II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06

Scots. 90
Mkibben. n.............. ............. ~
kAnklu. o.
Turner. 20
Whitman. 81
DibAe 47
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sFIIPF'TvG.

IVOR IIvERPooI.-THE UNITED STATES NAIL
II steamship ATLANTIC Eldrdge, commander VIII de-
part with the United States mails for Europe positively,
Saturday July at Il o'clock M sm her BERTH at The foot
OF Canal street
NoTcE-The steamers OF this line have waterght COM
parments, and 10 avoid danger from the will
the Eanks north Of ~ degrees until after the LIST of August
For freight or having unequaled accommodation
for elegance and comfort apply 10
EDWARD X COLLINS So Wall street
Passengers requested board II o'clock NJ
All letters must pass through the Post oce any others will
be returned.
The steamship Baltic, Capt. Comsock viii succeed the At
hntic and sail on Saturday, July 10.
NorIcEThe OF freight from Liverpool to New York IL
notice,
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OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO CO.'S NEW YORK AND
~ California Express and Exchange Company 81 Broadway
New York, June D. 1856-The Interest Coupons OF Inc
Sacramento CITY bonds due in this city July 1855 win be
paid on and after that dnte presentation at once We
are informed by the Mayor Of the city Of that the
bonds maturing on the LIST July 1855 will be paid but
meno where new bonds win be issued in Lieu thereof par
payable twenty from date with interest cent
per annun payable semi annually both interest principal
being payable in New York u, RARNEy, Rrenid1nS
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sEGARe.

6sEGARs- BARGAINS CAN BE HAD IN sEGARs, OF
- Havana domestic and German nuacture operas, 50
and upwards; Normas 50 80 do Cash ADVANCES made
ON sccsrs in cut of bond " ChEEhs ~ broadway
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 yoTryG MAN THIRTY YEARS OF AGE DESIRES
10 business stat Us one between
view reerred Reference given and required Please ad
lress NJ a, L., Post Office, NY, within one week.
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These ships having been built BY contract expressly for As
service has been taken their
sructon also In tbeF engines TO insure strength and
speed and their for passengers unequal
ned for elegance and comfort
passage from New York q Liverpool in drs cabin
rooms @325. From Liverpool to New York. 50 and ~ gut
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship No
have improved tight bukheads and 70 avoid danger
from ice WIN net tie Banks north Of ~ degrees, unal
Altar OF AuRusA
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EXCURSIONS.

ExoURsIoNs THE LARGE AND SPLENDID STEAM.
" sr AMERlCA Captain l. Akeey can be chartered for
Van vE si%S West ss
OF Jay street
b and Splendid steamer EAGLE Captain j. stwsl VIII
make her regular daily trips during the stop
a"s & fs2 Sip
river, 9oe0ck Fare for the excursion, 80 cents.
FIRsr GRAND FISHING EXCURSION OF THE SEA;
shSxasr on board fhs steamer IoIAs Capt Do'Sn
ssss = s's I spring
herr; asSis > s1 IS @
ss1n ss @
had frSm he following commise;.James Clark i21 Full
SO TAsa Kings
sipses ne WI an hSNbcodk Manager SsSS"'
GRAND PIC MIC AND corILIoN ExCuRsIoN.-
NJ The National american Association WIN have grand e.
So
aid coon bands have been sngsgsd Ths WIN 30 one
son Every American should Be on hand Steamer leaves
y NJ
g. 20 On H.
hs ~s Or S S i E.e1s s
prove ansversSs excursion viii postponed 70 future
s q which due notice will be given in the Express and
Grand EXCURSION UP THE NORTH RIVER TO
" Sing Sing. Kyack, Tarrytown, Permon Dobbs Ferry,
sss d
ing
1889; Tarrytown q Piermont 2l5 Dohbs Ferry 23O Hast
r n re W be oun he o
agreeable Of New York ahording fine view Of the
river nc different towns at which the boat lands giving
ng until the boat returns Fare for the excursion, to Yon
sers and returning to New York 70 cents; to al the Landings
particulars inquire Of l. LEWIS Jr 22 West street, back
office
GRAND EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN, ON THE
" Fourth Of Juy.-The steamer ELM CITY, Capt j; n.
the morning the Fourth of July, arriving in New
about u oeOek RetuSnns s New Haven the the same
eve & % ana New a ok eny on ns mS
the City Of Ems. q. w. CORLIES 2S Pearl street.
CUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO STRIKERS BAY AND
- Woodlawn, commencing on Sunday, june 20, 1855 The
steamboat LAURA Knapp, Capt. Y Lockwood, wllle4ye
l. and o'clock P. NJ, landing at AMOS Thirteenth aud
Forty third streets each leaving sykers Bay last trip
prsors Of the sryker Bay and Woodawn Pavions have
spared pains the aornmcnt of their
e grounds and the PLACES are to be the most
beautiful in the vicinity OF New York.
CALLING PARTIEs-THE FAST SAILING YACHT
- schooner MIST be chartered by week month";
is 80 and well found in every respect sailing parties
Apply to Captain LOMAX board, foot Of Adams street.
Brooklyn.
THE STEAMER R. L. STEVENS, CAPT. CHARLES
Anderson makes trip to the Fishing Banks every day
except Sunday leaving Amos street at u Spring street, Ia
Peck Slip s. Broome street. S pier North river, o'clock
All persons forbidden TO trust this boat without written
order from the captain.
ITO CHARTER FOR ExCURsIONs-THE LARGE AND
splendid sSsmer WASHINGTON Captain George W 81
wishing charter would do well V call before making
rsngsmsnts elsewhere Serms reasonable npgy e 70
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OILS.


II EROSENE OILS
n NOT ExPIOsIvH
Secured by patents.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING
Tie advantages possessed by this OH are
!. The intensity of the light produced
2. II IL not explosive.
3. IT will remain fluid when the best sperm OH has oor
gealed.
It's univaed economy, q 10 worth Of kerosene givtnt
much light 80 Of rapsseed OIL So Of whale So Al o.
sperm oil, or 80 of burning fluid.
This oil In all the argand button lamps including
smoke.
cinefy found to be perctly magical the gum
caused by me use Of impure OILS wears equal TO the best
burns igniGsenty all the solar bnnacle and hand lamps
signal and bowspr lanterns The attention Of engi
ship ship captains shp supply and
particularly requested 70 the certificates 70 be The
ofhce Of
AUsTENs, Agents for the Kerosene OIL Company.
No. 30 Beaver street. New York.
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- ftraonpor, City Island and New Rochelle each way
Fare each way ~ cents To straonport la cents TIE
r. L. sTEVENS, Capt Charles Anderson will make
trip to Glen Cove making the above landings every Sunday
commencing June ~. Leaving Amos st. at IA; Spring al
~ pier az IN Peck slip at s; Broome st. at s Tenth
81 Twenty sx s. ats1 Returning leave Glen Cove AZ 81
Second run within two blocks Of the landing
Twenty sixth street.
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WILSON, THE CELEBRA.
n ted astrologer having returned from Europe, may
consulted the past present and future events of life 8
dies. gentlemen. 81.
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BRANCH OF RUDOLPH'S CONFECTIONERY.-THF
ID subscribers have opened for the accommodation of their
friends and the public confectionery at No ~ Nassau street.
between Fulton and John ss where gentlemen be
piled with confectionery pastry, sandwiches coffee and u
STANDINGER 4 WAGEMANN,
No str
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IL err AMERICA, Captain L. Akeley can be chartered for
excursions by applying board the boat foot Of Vesry
street of HENRY Van vELsOR 1893 Yves. street
Of Jay street.
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vLAIRvOYANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, NO. 40 SPRING
Nrees ~ ooNs Mes OF Dr9sdw he most celebrates
discovered and cured cursbe the fate and Whereabouts
absent friends made known; unerrng advice buaina@
kc., and charge unless satisfied.
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AIRS. GIOM THE GREAT HEALING MEDIUM, CAN
WI be consulted at her residence, is FWman street. Brook
n all hours through the day. where she makes asonis
nj
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NATURAL MAGIC AND vENTKILOQUrsM -rnR
IN Fakr of Siam having retired from his profession WA
cnd instructions By mail 70 any person DESTROYS olear
tgloqu sm % for natural magic " for both. Address
Fakr q sam care Of Professor vaDo, Barker street. Phi
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FIREWORKS.


717H FOURTH OF JULY, Is56.-CENTRAIl FIRE
i 10. work depot, Is Division street
undersigned having received an entire new stock OF
of the latest description and the best quality he has
no hesitation ting that for beauty Of colors and magn
Of style they stand unrvaLed among pyrotechnc
manufactures. -,
and the public generally the following assortment with the
assurance that purchasing hem they will obtain superior
Roman candies Sky rockets
Flying pigeons, Trangles.
, f,rasshopere. Torpedoes,
Plue bphts. Pin wheels,
Scroll wheels, Flower pots,
Pulling crackers, Fire crackers,
Benroa lights, Double headers,
Fl Vertical wheels Star mines.
&C. Ac., &c.
CHR ooETz, ls Division St, near Chatham square.
TNDGES FIRST PREMIUM COLOBED BRILLIANT
~ hreworks Laboratory North Point Jersey City, N j..
Orders for the above should be addressed 70 J u
l. EDGE Jr, Jersey CITY, or g i. ,,rvv,v
Sole Agent
No. 10 Maiden lane, N. r.,
where samples Of exhibition pieces also every variety sale
york suited serekeepers sales such cracker torpe
sLoes rockets, candles, &c, &C.. &c, may be found.
Goods delivered part OF the city or ct OF the rail-
yoad or steamboat stations, free OF expense.
y,IRE wORKs.-NEw YORK. LABORATORY, NO 1875
III Front Fire crackers, Canton rockets double head
Crs Joss sticks and complete assortment OF fireworks war
rancd the best quality Country merchants and dealers
general supplied on the most reasonable terms.
NJ. BENNETT, No. 1876 Front street.
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-51OR SALE ON DEFY STREET-A FIRST CLASS, MO.
il built brown stone store So sories basement and
cellar lot % feet front Half the purchase money
can remain at six per cent
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TOR SALE OR TO LET CHEAP-A VERY DESIRABLE
house in Thirty fifth street. between Eighth and Ninth
yedues Alsc choice Twenty sixth street. LIS feet
of Trinity chapel Apply to JOHN $. KELsO, 62 VIII
liam stre
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TNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEMI- WEEKLY
II United States Mail LncThe new and fast going steam
ship SOUTHERNER Capt. Thomas Ewen COMMANDER win
leave pier No North river on wednesday July four
oeock precisely For freight apply on board where
Of sPOFFORD, 1ILEsT0N a CO, % Broadway. Cabin
passage, SOS The and magnificent steamship NASH.
WILLIE Commodore Berry will succeed and leave Satur-
day Juy6 The favorsc steamer CAROLINA makes regu-
trips 10 various landings the ST. Johns river Florida
Charleston every Tuesday al o'clock r. N. Through tickets
to Jacksonville, &31 10 Pilatka, S33
NOTICE-sHIPPERs PER STEAMSHIP CRESCENT
IN City hence New Orleans In December last ara re.
quesed send their invoices the undersigned md
also state where and fr what amount insured This
having the Bahamas they required TO denf
the merchandise saved and make division of the proceeds
The has already been kept open long, ship.
pers persist negecng this notice they VIII lose their share
ofsavngs. JOHNSON HIGGINS, 30 Wal street.
new YoEE, june %IlSp6.
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COAL-THERE ARE COAL DEALERS NOW CHARG
~ ing s. IS and Sc for their coal guarantee coal
is really good both in quantity and quality although
only charging 70 for best white ash range egg
So 70 red egg screened delivered to any
part OF the city. Prove my weights and try my COAL and
don't be foolish enough 10 throw away money
count Of the hints and nsnuaons Of interested coal dealers
They say something get a dollar extra q ton.
RICHARD CLINTON, $50 First and IS Goerck ST.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES or
first class dry goods store viii be sold at bargain
applied for this week. the proprietor is obliged to be In
distant part of the Union before the st of August Apply
100 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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UHOR SALE-A LARGE LOT OF COUNTERS AN
Il store shelving, at 23l broadway.

TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-THE ADVERTISER
IL would like 10 obtain first class house and lot, not too
heavily encmbered in this city Brooklyn, provided he
could turn in his country residence towards the payments said
about seventy acres with good
substantial house. barns plenty Of fruit &C. &C. distance
the city about and half hours ride This place
will prove safe and profitable investment for ANY
further information may be had at lis and III Nassau street.
No trs,
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NEW YORK AND ERIk KATLKOAD.-ON AND AZ
IN ter Monday. May - 1856 and until further notice. pas
senger will leave pier foot Of Duane folowA
VIZ
Dunkirk express. NJ A. NJ, for Dunkirk
Buffalo express ri A. NJ. for Buffalo.
Mail at us A. M for Dunkirk and BuAo and interme
diae stations Passengers by this mail will with er
press trains for syracuse Csyugs Canandaigua Nasar
Lake Shore Railroad for Cincinnati. Chicago, &c.
Rockand passenger al $50 p M, 0rom foot Of Chamber
sreet Permon for Sucrns and intermediate stations
Way PASSENGER. at4P. NJ, FOR Newburg and Nddleown
NIGHT expresr Al y n, for Dunkirk ana Buffalo
Emigran, 1t 81. MI Dunkirk aaA Daelo, and fnAme
date stations.
The above trains run daily. Sundays enccpted
These express trains connect at ElmirA with 0 KirA
Canandarua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Fal
Bnphamion win the Syracuse and Bnghamton Railroad fta
Syracuse; Corning with Buffalo, CornnG and YorS
Railroad for Rochester, at Great Bend, with Delaware Lack
Dunkk with the Lake Shore RArad Cleveland CncanaH
Toledo Detroit Chicago, 40
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS WILL BE SOLD
"A low by the Advertiser he has further nse for them
Horse eight years Old FAST and of the best stock IN this eoun-
fayette Mace.
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T,OR sALE-THE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
up store, OF the best avenues in
city stock light and terms moderate For further parcu
lars inquire of WAINWRIGHT, SAYRE CO., go Washing
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" PROPOSED. DATES OF SAILING.

BROWN sHIPI.EY DO. LveIpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., q Austin Friars London
Is. G. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., Paris.
The OF these ships viii not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
less bills of adng signed therefor and the value thcreo
expressed therein
III informed that the Asia will commence dscharging
Monday morning, the 30th inst All goods for which permits
received will be the bonded warehouse
T. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

nAILY FOR POUGHKEEPSIE-LANDIN AT COZ
- zens, West Point, Cold Spring Cornwall Newburg
New Hamburg and Milton, arriving by ss r. NJ. The
tic steamer HERO, Capt Smith, leaves Robinson street
street pier at ga r. NJ aud Amos street at 34O; returning
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ICOR sALE-NO. IS WEST WASHINGTON PLACE
Lot through TO Fourth street, with small stable on
Water Closets BATH gas &c. Price 5000 5000
on mortgage wanted Inquire of CHAS. PARKER
70 Dew street.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN, ON THE
" Fourth Of July-The steamer ELM CITY Capt j. n.
Lewis will leave from Peck slip East river at o o'clock ON
about II o'clock. Returning, leave New Haven the
evening at IL O'clock and reach New York early the
ing Of the 9Th. This excursion will afford ample time TO visit
the CITY of Elms q. w. CORLIES 23 Pearl street.
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ITO COPPER PLATE PRINTERs-FoR SALE, A NEW
pattern gearod copper fie press with fy Wheel bed -
respect as good VIII be sold low application
r. HOE 4 Co, 20 and 81 Gold street.
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INOR SALE-THE NEW SCHOONER MARY j. HOYT
in complete order Dimensions, log feet keel 70 fee
beam 10 feet hold with half poop deck 63 feet long carrying
about barrels 425 coal Copper fastened Rates
III For TERMS apply David Corson Cooper's Point
N j. A. Flomerfet Lombard street wharf No g. Vessel
'ean be at Cooper's Point.
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TIVE PAVILION HOTEL, PORT WASHINGTON,
shrewsbury, n j., is now open for the reception Of
tran cnt permanent boarers The Ocean Wave
ard Laura leave the pier foo: OF Robinson daily
TIRE PLEASANT VALLEY HOTEL, TIILIETUDLEM
N.Y.-Thc grounds attached offer unequaled induce
nen TO target companies picnic parties and schools The
steamboat FLORA makes several trips day from the foot of
Spring street. stopping at he above place Extra trips will
be made suit parties by application captain board
VIM. CONWAY, Proprietor.