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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Census of 1seo-ouestions to An
SWcr.

SWer.
On the LIST of June, the work of Ia
king the census commences. 1t is de
sirable that it be taken with great &C
curacy; and to enable the Assistant Mar
shals who will be engaged in the per,
Torrance of this duty TO have their work
well done, it has been suggested that
the publication of the questions neccs-
sary for all heads of families to answer
would be of great benefit. With this
view, we publish the following list
In the first place it is necessary to
write down the name of every person
whose usual place Of abode, on the lst
day OF June, 1860, was in tie family.
The age Of each, sex and color, wine
ther white. black or mulatto.
Profession, occupation OF trade of
each male person over fifteen years of
age.
Value of real estate owned.
Places of birth naming the State,
Territory or country.
Married within the year.
Persons over twenty years of age that
cannot read or write.
Whether deaf and dumb, blind. in
sane or idiot, paupcr or convict.
Name Of owner, agent or manager Of
the farm.
Number of improved acres.
Number Of unimprovcd acres.
Cash value of farm.
Value Of farming implements and
machinery.
Live stock on hand June LIST, 1850.
VIZ number OF horses, mules and asses.
working oxen, milch COWS, and other
cattle, swine and sweep.
Value Of live stock.
Value of animals slaughtered during
the year.
Produce during the year ending June
LIST, 1850, viz Number of bushels of
wheat, rye, Indian corn, oats, beans and
peas, buckwheat, barly, Irish potatoes.
pounds Of wool and pounds Of tobacco.
Value Of ore-land products in dollars
Gallons Of wine, value Of produce of ;
market garden, pounds cfbUttcs. pounds
Of cheese, tons Of hay, bushels 81 clover I
seed an. bushels Of seed grass, pounds !
of hops, pounds of sugar, gallons Of I
molasses, pounds o honey and bees~ax. /
value OF home made manufactures.
Name Of corporation. company or in !
dividual, producing articles to the value e
Of $500. q
Name Of business, manufacture or .
the product. g
Capital invested in real estate and
personal estate in the business. Il
Raw materials used, including fuel, "
VIZ: quantities, values, kinds of motive Ii
machinery, structure or resource. f
Average number of hands employed, ri
Viz male, female, average monthly cost Ii
IF male labor, average monthly cost of G
labor. r,
annual product, vi. Quantities, val ii
les. NJ
Name Of every person died during Il
he year ending June LIST, 1860, whose d,
Usual place of abode was in the family: w
he age, sex and color, whether white, h,
lack or mulatto, married or widowed. CT
lace of birth, naming the State, Terri ia
DRY, or country, the month in which the re
'erson died, profession, occupation or he
rade disease or the cause of death. la
rrH 4 nerSon in Mobile has hrouob+
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

stA-A person in Mobile has brought
suit for damages against a shoemaker,
for failing 10 comply with a promise to
have a pair of boots made at a speci-
fed time. The Mobilians are great up
on litigation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
REMARKABLY Cure OF LocKJAy-
York Observer says:

A young lady ran arusty nail into he
foot recently. The injury produce
lockjaw Of such a malignant charactg
that her physician pronounced her "A
covery hopeless. An old nurse the
took her i'll hand, and applied pounds
beet roots to her foot, removing them
often as they became dry. Tie resuE
was a most complete and astoniship,
Such a simple remedy should !:
borne in mind.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

rsa-The largest circulation of any one
bank in the United States is that of the
Citizens Bank, New Orleans, viz S.
$4,000.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

Sa-'l feel" said an old lady, "ths,
I've got about through with this world
| shan't enjoy much more trouble. MOI
suffer much more comfort"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
ADVERTISERS
OF SUCCESSION SALES,iSHERlFF SALES
ADMINISTRATORS, AMI ADVERTISERS OF
EVERY CLASS WHATSOEVER.


l. EVERY CLASS WHATSOEVER.
viii End the medium Of the GAZETTE & sEyTI,u
the best in this parish IN which to insert their ady.rt,.
ments, if they desire that they shall apes ar in tina, in
nal which has the largest number Of subscribers. n
inducements and the advantages that We hold out to An
users and Subscribers are as rare as they are indisvu.a
and convincing. They are
0lH The GAZETTE i SENTINEL l. is an Oh a
ablIshed, jOurnal-or the combination of two old .A
l'shed journals-vbieh has MORES SUBSCRIBERS. sah.
less, than any two ever published here.
O2d. The GAZETTE & SENTINEL is the DEyo.
CRATIC ORGAN Of this "irue and tried" Drncu,,e
parish OF lbervIlle consequently it is sought and p,u~d
asa medium Of standard and popular politics, nd ps
likely TO be passed by without notice.
D3d. The GAZETTE & SENTINEL is III, ORGAN
OF THE POLICE JURY OF THE PARISH on IBER.
VILE. in which are published all IN. Proceeds M, Of III,
Police Jury, its Laws, the Sales Of Ferries. the Notices of
Road aud Levee Commissioners, Notices of all EleetiOu
&c. &c Therefore it is perused and examined with i-
creased avidity, and ITS interest among the people Of he
parish greatly heightened.
U4th. The GAZETTE & SENTINEL l,,he ORGAN
VI THE COUNCIL of the Town of Plaqueuine, in whel
are published The Proceeding. of the Board its Ordinan-
~ "AN" Nv ~ OluIuns AUOl1Oni hnracuonA
particularly 10 the citizens of PIaquemiue ard those of the
Suburbs Jefferson, Haaseville and Trinity.
Finally. through the above advantages, tie GAZETTE
a SENTINEL offers unparalleled and E~XIRAORDISA.
Rf INDUCEMENTS
TO BUSINESS E HERE AND IN NEW ORLEANS,
ADMINISTRATORS, ATTORNEYS,
or parties interested IN the sale of property
BY tie Sheriff, or By public auction,
TO ADVERTISE IN THIS PAPER,
II they desire their Advertisements toh
read by the greatest number of persons
and therefore increase the number Of purchasers ifhs
'ne case, and bring the highes: possible price for thCrs
oerty sold, IN the other.
n Persons desiring to advertise in this tPe,
'ut whose Advertisement are in the hands Of fen.
Ire requested 10 be particular in giving speciaphee-
ions to that effect, or else their loss, throus their
negligence in not doing so, might be considsble.
u Our prices for Advertising ars models, and
II all times consistent with the spirit and ~eyssion
the law on that subject.
ES-Address, GAZETTE 4 SENTIEL OF
'ICE, P~LAQuEnisE, Parish y NerrtY&a"
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vNRADE WITH JAPAN.
THE FIRST VESSEL
GALLAHER'S PIONEER LINE

CLIPPER BARKs FOR JAPAN
WIN certain call about the MIDDLE or AUGUST direct to
Y0kUHAMI and kANA9AWA.
En,erphn young who wish TO avail themselves Of this
eppounity seek their fortune. In and important field
Of commercial trade viii 10 we'll TO engage their passage early
Lsys shpncnts Of Merchandise and number Of passengers
have already offered The subscriber has advantages
With japan Trade which po.se.ed By other parties He
Ia represented In Japan by JOHN ALLMAND, A. Co. a
kANA0ANA, and BY 0kLLAHER 4 Co. al Y0kUHAMi.
RQ u GALLAHER,
No. 81 Liberty Il, NswYert
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Billiard Gables.

pHELANs 49,,
T'--'T COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Protected b. Letter. Patent dated ves ~ lsss OCT ~ @
Ths regent improvements In thess tables mako thsn
IA he wosa Thsy offered the scientific
Billiard players combining speed with truth, nsFef betoec %
.sinsd IN any BLIZZARD Table
fHELAN COLLENDER.
oos Maaufsotapera
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J.W PORTER, AuctioneeE
NIX 00n WORTH of elegant HOUSE
I'D leJsyVJO HOLD FURNITURE for positive SALE.
TUESDAY July 81 at l6t O'clock without .hs
sell above the elegant fvestOry residence No 2s West
eth the entire magnificent Furniture OF the
House elegant God Paror Suites octave rose
wood Piano beautiful Instrument Paror Furniture all
In solid roew ood 10 rich satin brocade and veet
French Italian Bronzes marble Pedestals Paintings &c
with every description Of superb Chamber Dining roon and
Nursery Furniture and beautiful Works Of Ant rich China Glass
Table Cutlery &c Catalogues at house No postpone
nent OF sale
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6ouses ano forms h)antsb.

HARMS WANTED in tho vicinity Of New,York
Hessog. Ne u WAlH, H.. K.
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furnishing Goods.

A No. l RANGES.
n GREAT SUCCESS.
VERY INTERESTING TO H0USEKEEPERS.
MIGRANTS PATENT WATER BACK COOklNG-RASGE
proved by over hundred In be remedy
against putting should the water DO sopped Tor
proof Of which read the following
!" J. INGRAM Son: 49, .
Patent Back Range had you to put Ia has been
regud and with and without water to entire sai
cana nnder NV in.pection ERASTUS LYMAN,
Pres Knickerbocker Life Lns. Co No loo Broadway
have had YOUR Movable Water Back regulated In the
Range without putting fire. and used With and without
wstsr very simple and satisfactory As to fuel burns
about third than any of four others have used
"ALFRED MOORE, No. go West I'D let"
Call and examine send for circular with many certificates
of the purport as shove. ...., Nv
j. INGRAM SON Manufacturers. aai 4th-sv. N T.
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Hnantial.

80 ALBERT a. NtooLAv, Aucttensee ..-.r~.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF SIoCks
~ AND BONDS.--ALBERT II. NICOLAf will son, LIS
DAY (MonhyG July w. q IL oceek q The boek Ssa0so'A'
No. 81 &iisnnst, neer Wall; I'll ~. .l, x,..
% Bank OF Commences tl00. 10 Contnental hank DIV
Id Inn TtadrrS Bank 500 20 Basie Ina, 80 80.
n Humboldt ms Si0 New York Ede RR, BOO
n ~ Westeru Mar ms 800 moth Rlvsr ms, $S3
al Home Ina Sl60 30 Chi NJ w. r. r., 500.
20 Ner MechanicS ms 100 10 Jersey City na, $50
- Grocen' Irs, 80. 20 Wsshingon ms, S~
80 jefferson Ins, $50 10 Arctic ms SO .,oo
50 Hamilton Ins, SIS. 100 Southern PACING lth $iv
10 (;eb Ina 8 10 Washington Msr ms. ~h0
20 Equitable Life ASS So, 800 90 Metropolitan Ina, DO,
S2@e Syracuse and BtEhsnton Railroad u Mtg, bonds
1850 Mobile and Ohio Il afosd y cent Income Bonds.
sooo ssoto and HosIipg VALLEY Rosd cent b9 @ao
seles Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and THURSDAY
every day whenever required = 1t Sc1st S ns ssS Ss
sired stocks and bought end cold s pv.e SALE and
ths RroLers, Bosrd ALBERT II. NICOLAY
''-'-- -. .aH Auotioneer and Stock Broker,
III ... No 81 William Ct, near Wan.
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Boots, Shoes, ST.

7 AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
JEFFERS Of No. 5TS Broadway would respectfully solicit
N. ladies' Of and from ell parts Of the Unon call
and praDs his elegant assortment Of French BOOTS and
SHOES and embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLIPPERS Prices
commensurate with the ttnes.
JEFFERs. No $50 Broadway, opp Metropolitan.
ISO GEO, Il. GRANNISS. ISO
lNJO nAspvAOrgKHRs' DEPOT lOO
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES, No lbs CHAMBERS-sr. N.
al SHOES and GATTERS-AN NEW STYLE,
SEE THEM
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Hlusiral Boxes.

WE have row on hand large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES playing ., D. se
TO- u 49, and % tanes manufactured BY the bes. makers u
SWITZERLAND. rs.f
Hsndorss Overturss Expresvss nc, kc ssoompanlmshA
AT FLITE BELLS, DRUMS, and CA9TA0HErrfS, Gems
Som Operas Popular American ksodie Negro Mesdes eto.
TOY MUSICAL S SIIIks6 aAsfiH ~ I" :ass
MudeL Bones sspslfsa Ne. d Msldsa-Sas Nsw.Y@t.
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NETWORK and

ITEW-Y0pV .nd ERIE kAliAhOAU.-
II puNxiRK Exrssss ~. a. tx 0a'''A sas''~
c;nsnSss.s and prnsss Ipass nd nssrnssss sssssss
mi Train rsmsin. sss :: wb.ss end ,.~s-s
y MOTT III .s e. e ssss
osnandayoA and s n.s. sui rans ealy b Einin
Y Oh sal tsh ssss''' CHAG hIM0I. osnseAi e'ts
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Steamship VANDERBILT sais September 8.

ITO IRELAND, ENGLAND and SCOTLAND,
Il by via Gawsy-1he ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'5 new aud magnificent
sids-wheel steamship
C G
will leave from pier IS North River foot Of North Moore
TUESDAY Aug H. for Galway, touching at st. johns to
ceive the Royal Mails and Government dispatches and will be
foot Of Besch by the Company powerful andspendd screw
ste Gamer
PRINCE ALBERT, 1900 tuns burden
Both of the above ships have gnhcent accommodations
Passengers by these stesmers will have FREE TICKET
(which must obtained when eng gns pssse from Galway
any of the principal cities in Great Britain Ireland
RATES or PASSAGE
First Glass accordingt to sccommodatious). $7Ssn $50
Third Glass.
Third class passengers with cooked pro ons bat
n ust provide themselves " ih bedding and tins
Forfreight passage apply board OF the ships or
HOWLAED e. ASPlNWALL Nos 81 and IS South-st
Agents In Boston-NAZRO BROS. SWEENEY, Nc.
Chafham-row,
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rJ,HE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTES, or
Il the VIOLIN PIANO for sale at the Music Store Of wM.
HALL Son, $40 Broadway, between Spring and Prncess
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Boaro ano Rooms

WANTEpIn private family iR ReaT M snS sen
uoow q OH LARGE ROOM, With Breakfst- Addrss
NJ No sss2 to4t-Ofdce. 90
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Guilerp, Rarbware, &s.

A MALGAM BELLS.-Churches, Schools, Fac
"A tories Farms wanting furnished with our GU
peoT Bell sd with all hsngngs comp'ete ior any pspos
third much other metal Send for cculsf Ssos rom
5000 pounds M. c. CHADWICK Co, No. IL bpraoest
ITO LIGHTNING-ROD MEN.
II THE LYON MANUFACTURING COMPANY arc pre-
n.e1 10 furish I'll knds q LIGHTNING HODe And TRIM
EIN0S q lowest prices. OlIyS PATENT lA9uLATORS
With Pan galvanized " wrSH RODS sr' sn'r
Ne. l1s DrosAwSy, NswsYsrt.
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Ocean Cleaners, Sc.


WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, calling q
QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land and embark passengers and
s ;ss Rssss
TO sail as follows:
CITY OF BALTIMORE s sATTJkpAY j hay T.
CITY cT OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY Aug
And every Saturday hroushoutthe year from Pier No. n
RATES on PASSAGE -
Cabin-Ts Queenstown Liverpool. .......'.....$T
sssersseNTo 0ueenstOwn or Liverpool.
ssssTsss sIss available months. Lives.
Passenger; to H:1i. Paris Hs.nbals Bremen and
e n from 80 ss YORK.
These steamer. have uperO, FOR Pss.snss
spy 4 office e the SSSsIprs s..
in Liverpool 70 MM NM, sNMAN NO ToY e Buildings
T0HE CUNARD LINE.
rs s' sRi TITS AND sohTa ASEkicXN ROYAL NAIL
nTsA CAS- ss Sss Hockey
WIN AS so@
THURSDAY. calling ct QUEENSTOWN to land passengers
ITss44RiiixsixN AUG IS
Rate: Of Passage to ousenstown or Iycrpoo
Cabin.
s return tickets. ava.bis for sI months. from Liver
pool or Cork. 800
wishing to send for their friends obtsn certificates
of passage In the steersge at the following rates:
From Lvs rpoo to New
From Cork to New
An experienced Surgeon on board
Fer Rtesrase Passage apply to 1900
GOODEVE, ARKELL ELLIOT,
No. 133 Broadway.
Ter Freight and Cabin Passage apply to
K. CUNARD, No. Bowling 9reea.
CTEAMER OF AUGUST 25,
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE
The United States Mail Steamship
ADRIATlC,
Joseph c. Comstock Commander, will sail from pier foot Of
Cans, SATURDAY. August 25 with Mails Passengers,
and Specie for the above ports . - .
Passage apply st the office OF the North Allan
W. ~ - W. r. STEPHENS Secretary.
The ADRIATIC viii leave her next voyage SATURDAY.
ncfoh
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STATIONERY anb fanep GOODS.

DARD BROTHERS & Co., Manufacturers OF
I'D GOLD PENS, Pen and PENCIL CASES 81 Maidsn-lane,
NevYork Also, msnufa-uren Of Bard Wisonss Patent
Anrvlar NIB Gold Gold Pens iired exchanged
nAVID WALKER, Stationer, Printer, and
Bsnk Book Msnufacturs1 No Park place, under Broad
WAY Bank Tag Counting Notions In great variety
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAp for ALBAsY

Prom Monday. April 20. 1880 Trains Win leave Chsnss"S
Station . follow; Through E.Pssss Trains s1S
l5nndsys incluasd)i Way Trains foi sna Sing - ~
!is and m for Psashhespsis LAP ssa - o. joa
lt -, Buffalo And Northern LsAtns kssc ksnSsrr Canal
sSs,sns sn Pm Ps.seuser ssi Ssvissi lar. Toy
S4s sanday. tneiudsd and s:.s snA lssny sbeas ~
sos tsgns.Js inoludsa aud ss ssaITa sapsdn.saAs.t
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CTEINWAY e. SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 9YERSTRUNG 0kAND6
A QnIrAQR PIANOS

GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0VERSTRUNG BRANDS
And SQUARE PIANOS
Are now considered tie best PIANOS Manufactured
These nsuments have taken sixteen FIRST premiums gold and
silver tnedss within the last four In competition With
psnos OF the makers Of NewYork Boston, Phadephia
oU(ABGtmore
Amone the Judges were Goschsk, VIM. Mason, A. Wei.
lenhsupt and other musical celebrities
ST SONS do refer artists whe In this country
many years ago. to certificates and testimonials given
tdme ssce as Il 10 @ weknown fact that such important
been made In pianos quite recently that
whose instruments justly considered 70 rank
the cannot BY claim the poho
ct the present time. 49,
We subon lie following cerdcsts given within the last dz
months by nearly al the leading and most prominent axs and
muscsns residing 40 this country:
The undsnsd having s5s% noa ,na
TEINWAY In which tbs covered strings ovestruns how
those remaining do hereby certify:
That result Of the said improvement the voice OF ths
The sound by Steinwsys improvement much even
less stronger and much better prolonged than that realised
IA sny other Piano with which are acquainted
AZ most novel Ingenious and important No Piano smlc,
construction been known used fr the uadsc
"snsN o HnsT SITTER s&rSzR, WILLIAM MASON.
g. h. MILLS, JOHN N PATrlSON
WIN SAAR, ROBERT 0OLDBECK,
u. &. HILL, 0EOhOE w MOhoAM
VIM A. KING, CARL BERGMAN,
GEO :. BRlsfoW, HENRY C. TINM,
Each instrument warranted for the term Of i've yesrs
WsrsrOoms Nos 50 and "a Walker st. near Broadway n z.
- TI,HE BRIGGS PATENT PIANO-FORTES.
i The BRIGGS PIANO COMPANY have the sxclu.
Nc. 46T BR0OME-Sf,
NEw-YORK.
1v~vYr, pDInnc ID ATENT pI ANO EORTES ox
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HOYTs HIAwATHA HAIR REsTORAT!


Bsnk Book Manufacturer No Park place, under Bross
WAY Bank Tsg AND Couu,ngroom Notions In great variety
HOYTs HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
oria color been spoiled In thousands OF cases Ia the
pnA ctes Of New England aud has not failed In single In
ar@ q accomplish al that claimed FOR it, No hair 40 gray
or 40 red but the Hawsth will change to beautiful and ho
sso II, snu ana dives black color the ha the ps
ten. having submit TO oapng washing aud spoung Of tho
hair ever time 1t IL applied Is PREPARATION OF sulphur
sugar Of lead ingredients deleteou TO the hair
or aim zrticle requiring prepare ion washing DO
fore or ATE using is applied IN five minutes time, and With
a little trouble any ordinary artcie Tor she toilet
Peope who this preparation declare b nscu
ous effects and thst it viii perform all that pesends to
don-lB alou's Pictorial. -, -
IL success l. wonderful and Only i1dorse al
NE poprs.or sey In regard to ~ Boston Journal
For testimonials and directions see handss accompanying
essh bottle. ~,
a. Caswen, Mack L Co., 3tlsv Hotel George w De La
yercpe No. lhst and by j. a. j. Codding
tor No IT'S Broadway; sl.o in Brooklyn by Mira M Hayes
No lis Fultons and Chadwick corner Court and Pros
l4h also in jersey City ty Lonssst No - Montgomery
st. the principe retail Druggists and Fancy Goods deal
en- throughout the county
Useful, ECONOMICAL, and LUXURIOUS.
~ Fifty lbs Primrose Family Soap, sc......S4 IS
Two Es Pearl White do %
One Glass Jar Betting CreeUl, 81
Ont Canton dog Fancy Soaps .......'........ 20
One Gaze ArseitierOps Compound for
cleaning plated and silver ware. commune .......
Ons Cake LsuHdry Starch Polish. S.,..... 80
Onr Cake OrTis Tooth soap.
One Cake Walnut Oil Shaving Sosp..... Tota...s6 10
offer present hundred sample the
voice for seesch Any ordering from depot will have
their orders puncsuay sttendrd 10. Address PARAGON
kOAP COMPANY, No. l43 Maidenians, Nsw-York.
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OyycE or THK CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. or NEW JKRsEr,l
No % Wall st., NRw-YoRx, Suly 20 1860 )
YNHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS of this Company will be paid at this office on anC
SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer
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DORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINs.-Ths

DORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINS.-The
il arst-csss and fsyoite steamships
CHESAPEAKE Capt sidney Crowsu, snA
PATAPSCO, Capt I'd Y. VAIL
an form weekly linz Portland leaving Pisr g. T.
very WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, NAP. m. tli-L
Passsgs and fare, including ststeroom, Ss
fis direct and picturesque route est.ese Nsv:
FORK the White Mountsn via Long Island and Vineyard
Sounas 70 Portland aud Grand Trunk Railway 0oshaa.
uhlsh u only dx miles from the Glen House. Apply -
H. b. CROMWELL Co.,
Nos 90 West-k and Ss$ Bros1wsy.
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MAYoxs OyFIcn, New York, July ~ 1850
ITO CONTRACTORS.-PRO Enclosed

6a ia PER DAY can be made by good Sales,
IL lU man, with small capital selling newy patented
s-hls Gems 2ar Press first class article Inc cheapest
49, Press IN the world address l. 4. CooLEf Co.,
Psughkeepse, Y.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN Summer arrangement for pleasure travel sns leave 18Th
q Station o. follows;
lo:IS Q n-Expssss for Albany Troy, ssrsAoss, Sharon
Syhss Niagara Ts Lake George Lebauos SPRING. end LAks
Nahopsc Connecting at Albany with Ny 70. sharon
6prnes Niagara FALLS and all PLACES West Also with trsss
fox SsIstoea Ill points North slSa m.-For Cro<ea fsuA
connecting Goldcns Bridge with Stages fos Lake wsocsbue
and Falls with Stages for Lake Mahops tJop
For Dover Plains meeting aolden's Bridge with Ss foe
Lake Wscabuc and Croton Falls With Stages fer Lsks
kshepss. JOHN BuRCHILL kssist Sapt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

IL BELOW-The hrstclass side wheel steamship STAR OF
THE SOUTH Capt Thomas Lyon viii leave on TUESDAY,
July 81 at p m, FROM Pier No. North River Throssh
New. OrieaDs sac IS: Mobile Ss5; Montgomery, S3s;
Columbus s2l; Albany, s2, Atlanta, $2li Chattsnoop.
S2s Nashville S27 Knoxville SIS 5o Memphis Sci 70;
Augusta sI7 50; Macon $2oi Savannah, SIS.
For freight or passage apply at No ID Broadwsy co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
Real estate for Sale. i.

TOR SALE-Sixteen LOTS of GROUND, sit
4 tine 2dav between saith and ssth-st. The abo,
Lots viii be soid terms to suit builders Apply at ~
corner of 42dst and 2d-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

r OCUST-GROVEF FARM for SALE. This very
IL frtie highly cultivated, and hand,olney dtu.ed Fern
located Monmouth Co N. j. miles from the Red Bank Ste
ton Rsan and Delaware Bay Railroad ofered fo
sale. Apply TO N. r. FRENCH Erie Buildings, Resds