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Mem Publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
IL Publish This Day.
THACKERAY's DENIS DUvAL.


THACKERAY'S DENIS DUVAL.
DENIS DUvAL. A Novel. By w. NJ. THAcKERAr, Author
Of VANITY Fair " Pendennis," " The Newcomes'
"Philip" "The vhginsns" The English Humors'
"Ths -Four Georges Roundabout Papers" &c Win
Illustrations. 8vo., paper, 80 cents A
In respect of eeag seeing purpose Character
incident aud certain loving peturesqueness blending the
whole believe much tho best Of all his works That
he fully to be that he had become strongly attached
to It, aud that he bestowed great pains upon It, trace III
slmos; every pase.--ICharcs Dickens.
III.
CARLYLES FREDERICK THE GREAT
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH H., called Frederick the
Great BY THOMAS CARLYLE vols, with fo''tai'''
Maps Plans, &c. limo, Cloth. 81 rs per VOL
Mr. Carlyle ia about the only living writer whose opnioh'
are OF value even when it & impossible to agree win
them. No Is fond than he Of paradox but 'e" men
paradoxes hint important truths No one with more
sntocrsc dogmam up strong men ss heroe OF con-
demus the hspess posesors of potbeies 10 MANY OUT
then his Judgments where they cannot be confirmed
always enforce weighy principle which we were IN
DANGER of And sometimes happens that neither
the hero nor the principles commend themselves stu the
thorouenes execution and thu fire with which all MS
Writings are instinct never fail to make great work. Lon
don Review.
The history Frederick the Great coming to be Cafylc'
prs opnrm Probably the history OF Frcdick will forever
remain one Of finest pieces Of literary painting well az
one the marvellous attempts special pleading extans
IN our own OF any lsnguage-IL London Spectator.
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Go farmers ano Others.
DAvID THOMPSON,
~ HoRTiCULTURIsT AND NURsERYMAN,


~ HORTICULTURE AND NURSERYMAN
Green Island loppo.ite Troy,
hand and ready for snpanting large quantity
OF superior and hardy ohAPE VINES IN all about sixty
e;irsh catalogue gives specific character and qualities
Has also on hand large assortment Of STRAWBERRY
VINES Of which rpen carly nc the 2th OF May Sec
Catalogue for details ~.
that superior crobr sted ZWETsCHEN PRUNE 40 avoraby
noticed IN aud BY the fanlsr. Club In New York City The
Tribune and The Country Gentleman Speaking
Of TuOMPSON'S GRAPES. the Farmers Club says;
II this |, Seeding that will rpen At Troy every year
with cert snty then II Is acquisition worthy Of notice."
In the discussion Of ths Club the PRUNE II said
sever ysrce. Of the Prune and this tho Zwets
chen Cats, COMMONLY called Swixse aud this may be Of
them; at any rate the unanimous opinion OF the Club
ton for general culture" tbs best Prnue thoy tasted"
be careful 20 recommend anything worthy, but
willing 10 give this Prune the highest accommodation.
Backed and sustained lie Is by distinguird body
this Farmers Club OF NewYork city tamAteurs well prao
teal euvators OF Fruits and ines theneyss Nh Thomp
10 Ia able present to them such varieties Of plants shall
suit their taste and choice urging oil 10 plant Vne Tree
OF strawberry Bed that Ia he Of two years
at most they thrr homes enjoy the fruits easily
be obtained in the beginning and which uxurnlly crafty
IN the end. .a.r b.. ..- ..i ~. II
Mr. THOMPSON Il Of all times In readiness 10 attend to
calls for his services In cang for tho Fruit Yards Vines and
Gardens Of his friends and employers In the limo OF his
fession.
Order. for his Vines Trees Ge may be sN Col w. T.
WIZARDS (scrstsry Rensselaer, County Agricultural aud Manu-
fctursrs Socisy Office No. 50 lss, Ferry Troy
house Green Island Of Canal and Mkststs
DAVID THOMPSON,
horticultural and Nurseryman,
Green Island, N. Y
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Qopartnersbip Notices.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The firm of
- BENKARD HUTTON va, dis:olysdby the death Of
Of the 6rm will be continued by the surviving partner
under the same nrm name OF Bernard HUTTON
July !, 1854 BENIN H. HUTTON.
NOTICE.-The firm Of TONES, SON &
IN MELyAIN has been DISSOLVED BY mutual consent,
M. FRANCIS TONES having retired from tho Hrn.
Delsd Nay II, 1864. FRANCIS TONES,
BENJAMIN TONES,
ROBERT G. MELvAIN
The uudsruigned WIN continue the buses heretofore
esTrisd on q No eMsidsnlape. BY TONES, SON MEL
VAIN Il TIE plaza, under the Arm Of TONES, MEL
BENJAMIN TONES
ROBERT C. MELVAIN,
CHARLES II. TONES.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEwBURGH.--
- The sesmboat THOMAS COLYER, leaves Jay-st.
Pier every SUNDAY MORNING Of o'clock for Newblrsh
landing at 3othst. NewYok. Yonksrs Hastings Doebs
Cold Spring and Cornwall Returning leaves Newburyh at
o'clock D. m. .a. ..sI~ 7
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EMANCIPATION.-T Results Of Emanci.
II patton the French and Enesh Colonies and In the
Dsnish 1wedsh and Dutch Colodes Production and Com
Ceass Cocoa Population Social Condition, &c. BY AUgUS
ERiBUNE OFFICE and by WALKsa, WISE 4 Co, Boo
toa Sen. By nail nee Of postage receipt Of el So
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7c. VILLAS AND COTTAGES. -,
series Of Dedgns prepared for Execution in the United
States. By cALvsKr yAux. Architect. now Edition,
Revised and Enlarged With nearly 400 IlustrsOna $780,
Cloth o.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD SUMNER

~ ARRANGEMENr-Leave. New.Yosk Jsmes.sip and
3l East River for Gseenpor Sac Hsrbor HeInptols ks
cts For Gresnport, kiyerhe.d faphsns, and Lake
and q g w and 3a For islP. Babylon, and YARN
ingdAle, at and $3.50 and $50 p. PoT Syosset
M, and 43J Sages connect for Cold Spring
Oyster Bay sad Haunstoaj For Henpssesd Jamaica sis
Winfield ats and r. % m, and 800, 43D and $50 p M
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN = Leaves saith ST.. Esd
River $3.50 for RiveThead stopping a. All Stations ek
cept Hampstead snd Syoset Excurson k for this trss
1t reduced rsfes. A. REAsONER, Superintendent.
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& NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANaEMENT:

1859. L. COMMENCING MAY o. 1854 1854
Passenger Station In NewYork 3Tthst and Ah av
Entrance 27th.st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New sven. = trx.l ii;N q m. l2:ls (ExD, so
FOR Brldgepost, !s lEx), 1870 g m; p:3 tEx), 81"
(Ex.), $3.50, $3.50 and tEx pm
For Milford and s,rstford J. ll:3o $3.50, $50
For Fairfield Southport and Westpor, T. il;0 u; '%
$3.50 p, 80
For Norwat, T. $780, ll.so ~ ia'ls EEL, 500 CEIh
$50, 4; 80, 500, 8 (Ex.) p IA.
For Dsien aud Greenwich T. $50 il:so m. $50. t:
For Greenwich. $50 II 30 M $50. 40 500 $50 m
For Stamford, Z, (Ex) $50 ii:3) a. i2l5 lEal
Tz.l $50 40, $50. s.so. ELl p. nm.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, sW' iiS
m $780, H''o S'; S5 Si,S ! p ~ TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield a m. OIL 3tEx), p. m
For Boston via shore Lius, 1918 lEIlap M
For Hartford and Springfield. (ELb u;~A M; 3lEIh
3:o0, p. IN.
For Connrcticu River Raiirosa m (Ex u 30 m. 70
For Hartford Providence r ind Fshkil Railroad (ELl
ll:30 Q. m. U. '.fr
For New Haven. NswLoudon end stOniust9n Railroads.
q m. 1918, Q p. m. -
FOR Canal Railrosd, ISIS p m. to Northampton
FOR Hoasstonc Railroad, 3 g. M p. m.
For Naugshick Railroad q. m 3 D. m. 'NH'ff
For Danbury and Norwsk RsiiroaA a. go q 20 u.
Commodious Sleeping Cara attached to i. Trains.
-"' .itD 70 JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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nODWORTH's Rudimental Instructor for b,
DBb Comets and Tenors now ready price Soc. Price
List of best and German silver mailed Tree "a
any address II. b. DODWORTH, No. Q Asor.psce
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DIR. SPRINGS SERMONS.

PULPIT ILLUSTRATIONS; or, Sabbath Readings A
Series of Discourses on Christian Doctrine and Duty By
the Rev GARDIsER SPRING. D. D., Pastor Of the Bnck
Presbyterian Church ia the City Of NcwYok Portrait
2 vols, 6vo Cloth, $e.
His choicest richest, most spiritual, edyns and psma
penty valuable sermons those nastey devotional and in
sructye dscourses which made his church house Of
wohip aud res improvement through two generations
in this great restless changing city Their peculiar excellence
consists In happy unfolding Of the deep things Of divine
truth bringing OF the Word Of God with an
amount Of that undesirable virtue preaching called unefion
which brings speaker and hesreT into holy sympathy we
sutcpstc these extensive and permanent use
fulneu-[N. Y. Observer
The dscourses are remarkable for their panness
statement and the directns and urgency Of their
sppes In style they snguaIly and animated in
onns to the vivacisy of the French pulpit They embrace
wide variety Of topics and exhibit great knowledge OF hum
nature and no common mastery Of the art Of persuasion
Y. Tribune.
Or SKETCHES OF GIRLS LIFE. Written by he
Sister. With Introduction by the Rev. Il. s. Foster
d. d. l6no, Cloth, 80 conss
10 often that affected by simple. beau
tful narrative than have been In reading this book
lChrlstian Instructor
very touching sketch II IL in i,s endeainl
sspects.-tChicsgo Post
A singular ye, most beautiful book.-(Boso Post.
There great beauty and much tenderness In this simple
Biography which Is bri full Of Christian love and affection
All such books nesabe in the family circle and they
cannot be too widely Standard
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EUN FOR THE NATION in
Il YANKEE NOTIONS FOR AUGUST

Al usual complete with MfL. Humor, and Jolity Our
Artists and Contributors have not been affected III the least ~
the late hot spell Their Rsadnzs and Iu-'aons beng MOI
Lsurhsbe and Coics Shoddy in blaze Look at the H.
lustrationA
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And these only few Of them Subscription price 81 rs
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VNHE MOST WONDERFUL HIT OF THE
Il DAY.
READY TODAY
MUNRO's TEN.CENT NOVEL. NO II.
LONG-LEGGED JOE;

UH IHE Hf'EUN UT TIT ''VVDs''
This brilliant story Of Hunters Life in the Woods and
Prses il written by Of the most distinguished writer's
OF the day Every page Is alive with Incidents OF the
mos. vsred udcrous enough 70 almost make
your sdes split with laughter while others you TO
shed tears as fast Arabian trees their medicinal gum
The hero Of story, Long Legged Joe regular back
Ssmivel Weller" himself while the way he dispose, Of
Indians Il caution everybody. Then there I. The wonder.
Sumpy Bli' and Jack Wilson. the chap that Fiddled
the savases Of sleep dead drunk. For sale by I'll news
agents and sent post paid receipt of pce-Ten Cent?
GEO MUNRO & Co.. No 1917 WiLLIAM-sT,N.Y Y.
AuRRIcAN NEWs ioNPANY General AgenLs.
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E'OR BRIDGEPORT LINE.-The
j steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pier No. %. East
River daily. at IL O'Clock Freight taken Arriving
Bridgeport in time 70 with the Housatonic Nausa
tuek New Haven and Hartford railroads. also the Shore Line
N Snvbrook and Nsuv. Iopaan RI
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iusooina CARDS. &s.

1T Nm. 1EyIRDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full.
"A t&+.. .wEDDlN0 cARDs end ZINE SHArioSEhi
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EOUND.-In Q Madison.ay. Stage, on SAT-
Il URDAY, June -, . POCKET-BOOk, containing
Money &C. The owner osn hsvs u by applying 10 J. "
PECk, Me- ~ Wall st Pat wNdsns 9ecsl.
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Mem Publications.
M ISIS EyANS's NEW BOOK.
viii be Published This Day.
M A @ A II I A q.

VIII be Published This Day.
M AC A II I A.
new Novel, by AUGUSTA j. EVANS, author Of Beuah'"
"Ines" etc.
The publisher deems the bare Of new book
by the author of Beuah sufficient to insure the largest ad
vance order, of any novel Of the MAcARiA'
novel of great power fully sustaining the reputation Of the
thor The rst edition of Five Thousand Is fast passing
through the press to be followed by Others Orders already
received exhaust our first supply and Booksellers should send
carly to secure first copies
One volume, iamo, $50 payes Price 81 80.
JOHN BRADBURN Publisher
Successor to NJ Doolady).
No. 40 wullerst, New.York.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
i No. CCIv.-FOR JULY. 1864
PROF. JAMES sD RUss +! LOWELL
CHARLES ELIOT 1F' NORTON. ESQ
CONTENTS.
AR. la ysical Theory Of the Universe
1.-THE Property Rights Of Married Womsa
IlI.-Ths Philosophy Of Space and Time
W.-The Constitution and its Defccts
v.-The Navy Of the United States
VI.-Our Soldiers.
VIA National Currency
yIII-The Rebellion: it's Causes and Consequences
IX-Critica Notices
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW VIII maintain. IN
The hand, It's new editors Its established reputation Tor IN
dependent criticism, and for well considered opinions pom
tics and literature .u.., h...
Edited in the Of party sect or publishing house
ssons criticisms, whether political Social OF t
erury, will be without prejudice paItiaiity or 5as 49,.
national and loyal in its spirit devoted to the
and elevation OF American Literature and OF
standard OF criticism claims the support oil all VINO
Ia We at heart the beat inierests OF our county
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW IL published quar-
terry on the days Of January April July and October IN
about three hundred each containing matter
equsl TO four ordinary octave volumes
TxRns-five dollars year. QUO dollar and twenty-five
cents per number - 40,
CROSBY NICHOLS, Publishers.
No. III Washing on-st.. Boston.
Supplied In New-York by TIE AMERICAN NEWS
COMPANY and ID. O. FRANCIS
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.. via. the Enc
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads fe all principal ces In the West
This road Il being extended and will be in compess
running rder Mansfield Gallon UrbanE, Dayton, Cncin
natl and ST. Louis without break Of gauge
Nleadxe Pa Camera Srpe
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MORE ABOUT THE NEW NOVEL
HAUNTED HEARTS.

The New-f ORR Tribnne says:
The sdua evolution Of the plot and the final change OF
darkness into day. managed by Miss Cuns with char
aceristic skill showing her uncommon fertility OF resource
and power Of execution
In point Of style and literally fnh Haunted Hearts sp-
pears be in wise inferior 70 the Lamplishtsf"
The Boston Bulletin remarks Chat
The author shows the tact displayed In her former
work the Lsmplghter that Of thoroughly enisny the
her enforce careful and close reading Of
every line Of the story"
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OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhoEr /,
~ nom foot Of Couftsndt-&.. connecting ct hsnptos
Junction with Delaware, Lsckswsnns and Western Railroad
and Eston with Lehsh Valley Railroad and its eonnso
ons forming direct hne 70 Pittsburgh and the West with
out change Of cars. ,-
Sixty Miles aud Two Houas sssed by this line TO Chicago
Cincinnati. ST. teui, etc With hst one shsns: Of cal"
Commanding May . 1864 leave New Yot. g follow .,
HARRIsBuR0 ExPRsss--At g. lof Esston, hesdlnf
Pott.vlle Hsrri.turs. Msuoh Chunk. wiisms2oIt Th1
train arrives at Hssnsbusg ct M connecting East and
West on the Pennsylyans Railroad North and South the
Northern Central Railroad and with the Cumberland VALLEY
Railroad 10 Hsgorstown .r-
MAIL 1IAIz-At sioa m, for Esston, wasr Gap scrsn-
ton Wilkesbsrre, Great Bend, Pitston Bnshsmton &C.
10 u. TRAIs-For Easton, Allentown, hauch Chunk. WI
Transport, Reading. Po.tsvile Harrisburg lc.
3:46 ?. m.-For Esston bethlehem. and Msaeh Chunk
<:t0 and 8: so-for Somervilie. .fcI
7P n WESTERN ExpRRss-For Ess.ou Allentown Read
ing Harrisburs Pittsburgh, end the West Sleeping
through n ON Jersey City to Pittsbu!gh 40
ELIlABgruPoRr AID NEw.YoRx fsaRr-Leave New on
from Pier No n r., at OILS 1915, ADD aud ':j0 m
Boat. stop q, Bergen Point md I.lines' HAlDof. ~ ~.
Central R.irosd Co Of NewJers~y foot Of ccnItland a.
No. Asor House, u No. 81 Broadway and Il the prtnc
pal hoteA JOSIAH o. STEARNS, Superintendent
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9ales bn Auttion.
A. NJ: MELVIN. Auctionesr:


A. NJ MeRwIM. Aucioneer.
10y BANGS, MERWIN g. Co.. Irving Build
~ ngs Noa ssi and 56 Brosdwsy-Sales Of Books Sta.
tieney Pictures Works Of Art fsncr Goods Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June TO- at O'Clock, and tbs
two following days at the same hour
COINS, MEDALS &c.-Conssng Of large collection oil
choice American and Foreign Gold Silver and Copper Coins
aud Medals including Pattern aud Washington Peces Many
Of them excoednsly Also collection Of scarce
Autogia apis, Letters Documents Ac., exhibition o.
the Salesroonis.
4 UCTION NOTICE.-A Superb, Rosewood,
"A round corners Seven Octave PIANO; slso Lawyer
BOOK CASES; also several fine OIL PAINTINGS to Dc
sold by Auction on SATURDAY, July .. lsjt At s
BOGARTS Auction-store, No. l Wiliam-sl.. corner o.
Frankfort
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
ID Bwsy nearly Opposite St Nicholas Hotel GEO A. LIZA
WITT Auctioueer by j. T.. Cooley ConszDenis s'nci,ed
B.A. Chiffon Auctionser.
limited STATES GOVERNMENT SALE
~ of l39 BARRELS of CRUSHED SUGAR tcondemncol
Will be SOLD q, PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY July J
1884, at II o'clock H. Getty Sons storehouse n o. Ill
Greenwich st., 100 bbls. CRUSHED SUGAR damaged b,
water lortion Of the lot reduced to sisup Sale posi''e
Terms cash. by order c,.pu
A. C. q. s.. U. <. Army.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO:.On and ster MONDAY, Jan. Is 1884 Trains W
,esvs nEW'YoRk fcs BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
a and 70 m, 73e p and u Midnight The 1880 a
Train win take for BALTIMORE sndWAsHNG
TON only This Train makes connection q PhiAdelphA
Trains for Philadelphia win leave New-York aud 10 nv
u mr and s. m, and u Midnight
MILITARY TICKETS Viii mot be received in the . -
or 1870 p. On. Trains- J. w. Woodbury.,
Dec. 49, lisa ar Asslsssnt superntspdsns n j. r. r.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Passengsr Trains lie

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
~ ss follows, Wis:
Ia M, Express for Buffalo
Ia u Express Tor Cleveland direct, via A. L @. W. Ry
$50 g M, Milk, daily for 0tisviIle.
10 g. m, Mail for Buffalo.
lp N, Way for OtisviIle, Nswbursh. and Warwick.
81 h Night Express Saturdays and Sundays excepted
!or Dunklrk Buhsio, &c.
~ Lishinins Ezprsss, d.ny for Dunkirt. Rochester
Cspsndalxu. On Saturdays this train wiz To Bufao
only. o .. m. EmiVsut. for Dunkrt.
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1854 . PE n a ~. C. GEN S1E.4I

&RI PENNSYLVANIA CENTKAI
1OO-ks + r STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK Al through ,ins qr the VIZ BY Ais ross: lsavs
fog Chicago, Mwesiss a. Pad a q posss n .hs nss9
Wet Cfes.hns !ndisaaRons LSu.syaas - te.is Cev9
South Wess b procured the sos 49, Pssnsyv.na
Csn.!s + p. No. AaoI Herss: e "a ses D:2ss s9s.
= q. EspsssS " PhilsAsipaaA arrives !. Pasbafsh
sr m Expesss VI. PhlAdslpAiA Szivss u PisssbarshA
Up N. E.pssss. Vi AlsasovA arrives in fissssauA =
OSt fsssusA TI.a - su.aaE N PhlsislPAiA 'ssVss(
!. EtTEisStx fssssasss Assss Ne iAasBsssA
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I Nm NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
~ q Ttssains NERVOUS DE BILFTY, and "a othse Sem.
ls6 Affections Fourth Edition IntendeA ps Popular Use
u Q. D. HAMMOND u D. formerly Psolssses Of sRsde
20 isdispsnssbs wosk on Marital ssbjsss Price ~ WAR
XkR Psbishes, No Vessy-st.. New-Yosk. ..,.7 8.
VOU CAN GET THOSE BOOKS by mail,
Il 40 K"or BY exposes, &c o. D." or = No. % Ann.
fene G. BLANCHARD gpbtshss.
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

~ KUAD,-To Long branch, Red Bank Shafk liver
Manchester TOMS River, Bsrnegat Shauiong and ASTON
On and amer WEDNESDAY neIt June ~ and until further
notice the fast and comuodious steamer JESSE HOyT viii
leave foot Of Murrays. North River daily (Sunlays ex
cepted) at 6I3 m, and AIS p m, connecting with
sb owe pointa mo !. rr..
Returning trains viii leave Long Branch s 7.ls NJ 10
. m and p. m = q
Stages connect at the Highlands for Thompsons ehsxi
River Station for Shark River New Bedford and Squan
Stages connect Manchester and Woodmsnsie for Toms
River and Bsrness Tuchertou Wsretown Msnnahswksn.
For furhsr Information apply 10 Office on the pier.
TO- be had on application 10 the Compsnys 0cs No.
bssverSt. - =
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, PALMER fITCHBURG. NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, PIE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new aud staunch steamers of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
Leave New daily Sundsys exceptedh Of o'clock a.
from Pier No. 30 North River, foot OF Vesryst,
8. FOR EEW.LONDON, .
connecting with the Steamboat Express Train nom ths
above points va Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
cee Worceer and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads. - . rls1.. =
4 s. MARTIN, A rent. on the Pies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

lCTATEN ISLAND RAILROAD. - Leave
~ New York at Whitshal.slip at and o. m, spd
Amboy .lL- 0f' ~
Leave Toenvils al Z 10 and 9l0 m l2:l0 al0 and
ferry boat With every train and taies
the railroad passengers TO and nom Perth Amboy nee Of
charge Fare through Is csnts when tickets procured at
the ferry. so
---r r. FOURTH JULY. az .l.l
The trains % this day WI mako hourly txps sssh w fsd
II q a. 70 p -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

II ETTER OF ADVICE FOR LADIES.
~ FIvK ANATOMICAL ENGRAyfN0S.
HAs Information never before Published.
eeol nee, N sealed envelope, for 10 cents go.
4 Address Dr. STANFORD. Boz Ne. %,sss Nsw-Y@k o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

i BANY and TROY, CONNECTING with TRAlNs
NORTH and WEST Trains leave;
From Chambsrs-&- From 0thst ..
Express and 10 NJ, and 7;25, lot7 m and AZ and
Sand p. s- 6:1 p IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep ll:o2 m rr
ingcsr) I0:Wp. m.
Rhinebeck Train. p. IN. I'm u.
Pcughkcepsie Train, g. N. s:25 M, end i:a m
and p.
resksti!l TIsin, ais p IN. lT pm.
Sing Sing Trsn, 70 M, ID 1;s2 and IL " and 'U
Tanysown Trsin $40 and 3:42 and .:sTp.m-
p.
On Sundays, ct IA .. m. nom 3cth-street
Tickets may be procured any Of the Offices Of Wsstcoys
Express In NewYerk and brooklyn aud baggage checked
the house 70 ali points the road and 10 Saratoga Springs
J. M TOCCEY, Assistant Supo rntsndent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

= 000 ACRES COAL LANDS.-HOL
O,OJU MAN 4 CROZiER offer br .sls 5000 Of
superior BlTUMlNOUS COAL LANDS In Mexican County,
syvsna tho Bradford and fe Railroad PI.ce
CTS Oo eash Title perfect Msps and surveys be
1t their office No. 2c0 Broadway. New-x0k