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MARINE JOURNAL.

CLEARED

>ORT OF NEW-lOhk- .-''' 80 l. DO
CLEARED.
Steamer Great Western Mathews. Liverpool irvin
shin silvsnus Jenkins Lewis Baltimore. Henschen 3
~ Avenon Adwell Lag1na Nesrniih & Walsh
Bng. VIM Price Mason, Baltimore; Emily Robinson
Charleston. Durham Dinen.
scbrs Gen Scoti. Doughty Newark, n McCready
Patriot Gates Bermuda Brett s. Vose Page Chamber
In Boston Cambridge Hale do Victor Halleit, do
Foster & Nlckerson Dodge, knapp Alexandra -tuTses
q Chairman Marietta Berry Boston.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship Yorkshire Bailey = days from LivSpo0'
rndse. 70 Il Marshall s. Co. July 2o,h saw nuinD'i
Of icebergs to the Eastward Of the banks.
Snip sullivan. Waite days from Charleston eo'io''
snip -srrele. Taylor Is days from New Orleans, co;
ton, &c. TO l. K Collins & Co cabin and sieerase
Ship Eyelne. Walton q days from London, chalk to
B1ernep barE Heinrich Kencke 40 days from Bremen.
,nd.e. 10 Mc,eJ Stucken-lI7 Storage passengers
Bark Rapid. Ward, 10 days from Havana mdse' 10 NJ
Taylor - passengers.
turo drv reDIs TO Schmidt s Bachen l4s passengers.
Brig Pefei Demil McNar days from Savannah, cot
fon. 10 n Dcuin.
Brig Semr Long 90 days from Mayaguez, Pk, sugar
&c. 10 Meyei Stucken.
Bremen big Helena Bonge. 40 days from Bremen,
mdse TO g Mulier-9- passengers.
Brig Oo 3us Long 10 days from Gusyanilla, PR, sugar
&c 70 Maitrnd. Comne & Co
Brig Cast.cr Baker "A days from Campeachy, wa
Yellowhow. logwOod. 10 Rowland AspiDwalL
schr Declaration. Very 10 days from Porto CabeAo'
coffee 20 George Whitaker. Brig sumner Of and Tor
Baltimore. sailed same day.
Schr Thomas & Henry. Simmons. day from W ash
neton naval stores TO Woodruff MInturns.
Schr EefnOr q Ann. Burte. SO hours from Norfolk,
melons, 10 master.
schr star Webster II days from Margaenie. Quad
,noasses a. J. Duberceau. Left no Am vessels.
-chr Carpenters son. Gardner, from Plymouth, {,
naval stores.
schr sally Potts Fisher. Virginia.
schr c Ravens. Miller, Virginia.
schr Chief Van Name. Virginia.
schr Mary Ann Thornton Virginia
Schr y Ravens Turner Berlin.
Pilot boat Aid. Drummond. days from Norfolk.
sPOKEN.&c.
July H. at f. 2J lon 81 b. passed the Narchione-- ~
Qucensbury, ofGlasgow, bound 10 the Westward-by
Yorkshire. At this port.
July TO- si 30 a. lon 40 o. spoke bark Integrity Lit
erpool from Rsiagonche bound 10 Glassindock-by
Yorkshire at this port.
July 25 lat ~ 20 Ion 81 80 spoke packet ship stephen
Whitney from Liverpool, bound 10 New ork-by York
hire at this port,
July 26 saw several sail bound Wcstward-One large
ship supposed the orkshire TINS por
July H. off Double Headed Shot hey, spoke brig Mary
lane from Jaso de Cuba for Boston, y days oui-by
Cashier AT this port
July 49, lat y 81 Ion ~ % spoke ship Charles, from
ipaachicoaio for Liverpool all wel-Casher, at this port
FOREIGN PORTS
Al Maysguez July TO- bark sebois and brig Orb for
York. in "A lew days.
At Porto Cabello July g. brig Harp Of Baltimore, for
Naracaibo. soon.
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NNIRE CLOTH.-CoPPer and hrass. for pager
w ua<er'. use a complete assortment, for sale by
Iyls I'm Slklo W. FIELD sbsfAns sup
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DnQuerrfotnpe.
DAGUERREAN GALLER


DAGUERREAN GALLERY
a. tIBES NATIONAL DAGl ERklAN GALLERY
! AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, 40 81 Broadway.
c0-ner OBJ Mlrly-t lover Tenney Jr"ery >ofel 4" ard
ei le Medal. first four premiums and no h-It-i DONORS
a exhibitions Boston. New-for- and fmlsiel pha
re- .ac er'v for rcrre- ana apparatus ever eNin ~
Pace o he prrh Photographs reduced io mai OF ofai'
nary oer places that no one need now ~ Tor an
ordinary eness on the score OF economy TAKEN IN any
weather
PLUMBE's Premium and German Cameras, Instructions.
Plate Case forwarded 10 any desired point Al over
rsie- man By any o.ner nannise-irer my 10y
DAGUERREOTYPE- -PLATEs,
rI'O DAGJERR rOTA FE ARTISTS AND ANAIEt r..
In .elurr.a Of repeated comp anfs from Arsis of
failures 10 obtain PINE PORTRAITS. from mpericcons
the PLATES flr -uasC rh.r he-- leave 20 MORN u'in
thar be- manufacturing far- of superior glai' ,o any
thai have Llcro been Used n ll- country. lit-' a'-
nave been fairy fre. arI tested hr several o TIE -l tA
perencef and l.ig operators AMI amaienr ~ ie n.cI
States from whom De- has received certificates INA i~y Ar
superior % any Plates they ever before used.
PAUL p. GODDARD. ". ID.
JOSEPH E.PARkEk. and
WIN. q. MASON, Amateurs.
Me-sr-. w p. LANGENHEIM, Operators Pi-.ad.
..e.rsI NJ " 4 r L,nscnie,m. E,chan.e and
William Mason. o. Chesnut- Phlafe pima, and Messrs
Lrch Nmpp.e, eT Wa-iinron.-t boston
None genuine lncs. stamped J. w hli p. ma"er' " J.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and relaiI by
ally EDWARD WHITE, rs BroadHay, y \.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY
L. WHITE. rs BROADWAY. up stairs, would respect
IL. fully cal the attention Of ci'Ls- ana -,ff,
ns the CIV. 20 biz splendid col eclon Of DAGi tkhto-
TYPE PORTRAITS, single or 'fonps from To ~ per
sons ihe same Plate, winch g. caliY ana accuracy o
ienes'on cannot ho surpassed f"drllis ianc h a HN-
ri weather. either with without ue c1iors Tire prices OF
winch be- h.- reduced io those charged hy The most ineNp
renced Iu fic business
The Amercan infe sfits late exhibition. awarded Mr.
WHITE he First Premium for NE best ID encueoil pc
Lkenesse tor grouping and general efec which : mlt
another proof nf POE .iN- iNtil- Hl----
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d. FOR NEWBURGH-La

49, g..--~Is tATDN tLLS. Wt-T POINT, LULD
SPRING and CORNWALL.
The STEAMBOAT JAMES MADISON Capt CHARLES Hal
fFsaD, VIII leave the Wafcnsieet Pier every Monday a.,
o'clock, and Tuesday and Friday a. O'clock " Re,arn
.Ag, viii .esse Nrwburgb every Tuesday Morning al
O'Clock, and every "Wednesday and Saturday al O'Clock
z. VI.
All Baggage. Packages or Parcels, Bank Bills or Specie
Put board th- boat without being entered the BOOB
eIpied for be- the risk of the thereof ~
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LILY DRAtII II,tE.-lm- lric-- l. Manufactured
expressly masonry damp. wei or e po-t places,
such Cellars ba--fnen- Cables. lhlr~-. Arra-- sew
foItt -aIOns l. cleap a. Iuil--uu. " other
0uck ne All forms stronger bond. in much --
and mak- avail ar nj and saer-f -hf H D. better thar
any Cenn-nts~i rr. nr Line and Cement mixture
ls- and nlo cheaper TIE genuine arrce inufsrflr-
lly BY AbIJAH SMITH q -l~ >irtm Ai--, Nluer, 10
both of Which vii b. delivered. fresh from c sl-. Any
where lie Hudson a. Rivers. o order a. - lowest
marked pr.ce. Al order. llire--.l ,o -
HART 4 SMITH Agents.
~ Maiden Lane or A. ,ier Line ilfl- - W-st,
Troy -fr-ef New -York. nr. SAVAGE BENEDICT. III
Pier Albany. or. fo te Mannfsrlrr, hinEsilu- Nl be-
puact1sy attended Th- arc.e = noH beng used in
n- erection the Penie1tiary, Albany under he dire
non n Dr. stats, ale Mayor Of Albany. AM oiher-
ly2f iAW
STLEL PEN~.-An extensive assortment Of Zen. q
- every description eorpr.g over To- nts Of Perry'.
q. Nous. Wnde Mo--ly and Wrishis'. Manufacture for
sale BY Jys FRANCIS ! LOUTREL,77 MAIDEN Lane
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Books.
IN PRESS.

rss.ys on HUMAN RIGHTs AND THEIR POLL
II TIcAL GUARANTEES BY tLisHA = htHLsse
Counsellor Al Law o NJ w ~ u :. .,,s 5i-cu-.
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IL Tss Tsut FUScrioScF CONTINENT;
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nv e. CoSsrITvTioSAL LIMITATIONS AID PsoHihiIi"Ssf
vi. R,ssTs FN,SsriSe from rHs SENTIMENTS 'Sn
AFFECTIONS;
VIII. The RIGHTS % WOMAN. 49,, D.. =.
TX. THE RIGHT o. PROPERTY. AID IT. Mos'L H'''
Tons;
X. ISTrLLEcTUaL PsoPEzTY: -..--. .,s .oi5 =,
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retail a, - cents per copy. GkEtLtf R5tne n Y
No rpr.srpy OF HISTORY.
- vow = = .rT S- crIters-Ths number concludes
he history Of Great Brian bringing events down ron
10 70 iie present day ana 80 a.r Co1o5ie-a mn
'r ,,c-ure ~ Napoeons erralc career-iie lines oi
80 p - -, aT'ra and e-eUheres- vel ~ par Of ie
history II Ireland Published an iyl -ei-' = ~
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vrrrTAMs's ANNUAL REGISTER.
xxrrrTfAWS1 NETWORK ANNUAL REGISTER FOR
w fSfS-t,eng the Tenth year Of publication, containing
an Ams1sc Civ and Judicial List, VIII Political s.,i-'-
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pgbIcaon Also synop.i. Of the Ser Pos'-Oace Law,
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Insurance Companies and Savings BANKS, a. Afhsruca
Arrang cement Oft L. : Tar1t new and foicens-u
plan &c. &c For sale by TURNER 4 HAfDEN,
jeAy 10 ~ John--l n-a' nrotlN1y.
DIERCE'- GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH
l. LANGUAGE-ImprOVed Edir9., having Ar Oi' an
me New Nomenclature. for sale by p H. newman a
Barne- Co: Collins Brother "a aieo bareili A. ,.
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he Pubh.her's prices Tis works Attracting ie attention
~ tie ieran: and those who have NOT seen are r. ,F
invited % examine b. hNON LlDN NY r. -
nlys 2fsfoerof Publisher. Wai@rioNn. y. y.
NO THE PKOTESTANT> oi Tie unied staie---
Just published. the most important Work ever ls-ue-
| from the American Press ann,
TIE Rev John Downing n story Of oman -n. sp.endidy
illustrated with Than ~ highly nlsled engravns- De-
crpfive Of the customs. ceremonies, COUNCILS AM pfne,
Of the Church Of Rome, forming large ana hetI-i-}
printed Of nearly 100 pagesin rch embenaic ninl
ing. Price - a. =. q,
T. WALKER. Publisher, ia Fulton - v Y.
IL Agent. wanted sell the above Work 10 every 10 D.
| ce3tsge ,s N he allowed iyi6
XxrISCON~IN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND IOfO.
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or WlsCONsir'
with bref Sketch OF IL. History. Geology Mlnefsoiy
Soil Productions Government. Ac &C accompanied ~ a
Sectional Map exhibiting the townships and ranges rof
sale by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 20 Pearl-sL lelsyo'
,U,HE UNITED STATES DIsPENsATOkb
i Wood Baohes United ,late- Dl-pen-aiOrv-neN ell-
ton. for sale by HUSTiNGION a sANaprf
ieisvo. 10 Pearl Il
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As OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY

U-s NEW-YORk AND ALBANY EMPRESS
~ .I-lNiINf Through without landngr-
new low pressure and ~ ~ running slear.
loaf EXPRESS. will commence her regular rip. o
iie season and viii continue until the close ~ nsgs
nn leaving fe pier AZ the foot of RoniNsoNs regularly
fur.iav- THURSDAYS and Saturdays and Aha.. M0yd,y.
Wednesdays and Fridays T.. VI. and viii arrive IN
n. Time % take %. morning trains OF cars Ea- oi West
This boat s hcd up Nith splendid state rooms on dek
and her furniture all and Of the best kind. For p.
sage apply Oh board A. above
y B-Freight taken Al low prices. mtns
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-r-,- -I,lIkK AKNANnEMENr.

IT. II n,IEK ARRANGEMENT.
sSEMAS 1 !. AND nd Ss Gs,, r. ID. Dsil, o.
after Saturday, Nay l7h 1885, he .ener PAssAlC.
Capt josh CARY, 81" rln a. foioE- .nil further notice
Leave Newars, foot Of Centre f. y A. VI. and u r ".
seage New YORK.. foot "a Barclay - 10 A. g. and y ".
On Sundays. leave SeVars A. 81 aad Z ?. VI. Leay,
N-v-Y0rs Do 4. NJ. and P. II.
Tn Passar has been engfisnei % feet snf =
nofod ana twenty Pet long sir 30. ne~ Dolrf ana
new, commocOus 4nd elegantly furnished decs saloon, ~
feet .u len gfl aud - 10 complete order. Her arcOmmoda
lions for freight ard Passengers ge o-en very much IH
proved Freight carried Al refucef fars myl'
IT. <OTI(E.-sta.en Island Ferry 100, VI
~ - Whitehall greet Tn .foanhoai- sYLPH
and STATEN ISLANDER vii leave New
YOrs every hour, except p. NJ, commencing al A. 81
unll p S. Leave Staten Island every hour except p
~ commencing Al 3 A. II. until P. ".
Bon sunday. the bOals Vii leay- every hour from
A. NJ until ?. IL and rom / r. ~ anl. ! p NJ ever,
Halt norr nI3
- TATE PRISON COSTKAt T. Proposals Will Do.
= received or IT, 1of BY the day ~ he convict. employ
II 10 the Sto> Isparaent the Sey-Jerey STATE Prison
numbering nom ~ ~ D 10 commence on ~
l-t day u August next and Or -cE period A. may
mutually agreed on The Institution VIII furnish slpsrin
i-ldans practically acc anLed the business sufacen
security VII De- REQUIRED rom tie CONTRACTOR Pfopo-a.
The subscriber. J. r. GADDls
Keeper Sew-Jer-ey STATE Prison
Trenton. June H. I2ai le1la
GOAL. Coal.-Nov j. tie Tine 20 procure Coal a. u.
" 70" rst prices. The -hscrhers are nov recrFng Or
GERS for their hes. Peach Orchard Coal. ce cred IA very
superior order from boats $500 per ION Tor Broken, Esg
and = per for Nut -ize Also
stanty hand Lehsh Goa OF the various se- al ie low
y 81 TOT '''T a. ''' 0"' VAT TRUsLow,
iya 80 Cherry and 10 Malberry-.s..
xVIKE CLOTH.-Copper and Brass, Tor pager
w MAKER. use complete assortment, for sale BY
Jyis I'm CfkuS W. FIELD burning sip
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~T~~~ NOK>iNG LINE A 1OtLOtk
~ For Albany and Troy. and iniermrilsi,

". --1N-tur Albany and Troy. and tniernr,iss
places The low pressure steamboat TROY.
Capt A. Gorhsin. viii leave New-loIs from Pier NJ the
loot OF Barclay street ri O'Clock A. NJ. every TUESDAY
Thursday aud saturday Returning will leave Troy u
O'clock \ NJ and Albany At o'clock A. u. every Monday,
Wednesday afd Friday.
- For passage or Freight apply on bosni the boss
io r. r. Hall the Office the wharf, SPOT o barclay
The low pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves New-lors
al O'Clock, \. VI. Monday, W .inesiay ana Friday
Returning vii leave Troy at u O'Clock \. NJ AMI Albany
40 O'Clock " every Tuesday Thursday aud >auniay
For passage freight, apply ON board The boats ~ To
g. Hall nj The office the wharf. foot Ut Barclay a. la
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miscellaneous.

Office TO ALiE\~.-Ih0se Aliens who are de
Nitrous of becoming Immediately entitled to hold and CON
Real Estate informed that the subscriber has the
proved forms Of proceeding under the He has ha
many of those cases and is familiar with them and bis
charges are very moderate. ID. WHEELER,
Counsellor ~ Law and Commissioner
v3O QF Of Deeds sc Tammany Hall
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE.

- rlx-f.4-ss-.-.- Il MNEK AKKANGENENT'
- srSST~-S4PsOu and Alter Monday, Apnl lsu- se
y iii leave
PATERSON. NEW.YORk.
O'Clock, A. ~ y O'clock a "
!, Pm s.
IN ssBdsy;
PATERSON NEW-YORK.
O'clOc1, a. NJ 81 O'Clock, A. ".
q +. NJ ). p ~
Passenger. are sdvl.ed 10 be ferry few minutes
f0re the slated hours vi lie aure Ofc. - CorenfIN
Apvi ID fefs az
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r. ITO WESTERN xT-
~ TRAVELLERS treat .s.ss:,5

less ;,;.,-.......:. .RAvHLfRs ...sp.-E
- MAILS PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST. via PHlLADEL
PHfA BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND. 10 WHEELING,
PlTTsBURG and CINCINNATI 90. Through m - hours
from Newlo 10 Wheelug sud PisnIrg.
Passengers going directly through
Leave New YORK "a. " by Railroad
Arrive 10 Philadelphia A. p NJ
Leave Pm. sde pha Al Up. NJ by Steamboat
Arrivs il Baltimore al n Y. NJ
Leave Baltimore At IA. NJ blythe Baltimore
Ohio Railroad.
And arrive II Cumberland Al P. NJ
Leave Cumberland a. T. NJ by he National
Road and Good Intent Stage Lines and arnye Wheeling
or Piftshurg next evening
Passengers for Pittsblrg lake The splendid snd moi
tui steamboats, Brownsville. and rerey have only
II miles ~ Staging the whole route with choice of day
or Mi ht travel.
Frstcla-s steamboats, leave Wheeling and Psburg hour
". and Passengers forwarded without delay 10 GIN
ClNNATI and all other Ports n III South and West FAR
- 20 Cincinnati
For Through Tickets By his route apply IN Philadelphia
the Rail- Office Of Market AMI Eleventh streets
- South Third street. board steamboat, Dock
Wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling, sl3; 10
Pr-burg 81 With he privilege of stopping ne route
AMI fesulnIng seats Al pleasure.
FOR further information, apply - J. l. sLEMNER-
Agent. the office Of Adams & Co.'S kpre-s
'e1O VT No. II Wall -. NY
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FOREIGN POI

AZ Maysguez July TO- bark Scbois and brig ORB for
York. in a lew days
At Porto Cabollo July O. brig Harp OF Baltimore, for
Marncnho. soon.
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CORRUGATED sI,pE>DER>-The Pa

Y hereby informed la To oHls p,ce Pc lr ni- >Air-
who're tr patent Cum Elastic Corrugated >i'i-ndfr o.
.ireg from sltr ana warranted l ef-y respect ar
l1 De- lal fruil t- mandatory. o. a. l- Nsfp- o De
NeHak y J. India Rubber tarury - Msil-i are, where
hey may b. had hr the DOZEN or -e PAIR a. lower
fv.is,o. HUTCHINSON 4 rrNYOS.
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.r-s~ MoR>ING LINEAr, O'CLOCK

Landings. from the Steamboat Pier ~ the
lsf of Barclay street Leaves Nevlork at O'Clock. A.
~ MONDAY "Wednesday aud Friday and Troy al O'Clock
\ NJ Albany at o'clock \. u. Tuesday, Thursday and
.,ttursa, breakfast and Dinner ON board he boat
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA Capt A
De.roos ON Monday Wednesday and Friday Morning, AL
o'clock 1900
For passage freight apply on board, orto + r HALL
af the office ON the wharf
Norics-N goods. freight baggage. bank hil-, specie
lr any other kind Of property taken shipped pat
...,I. fr.inHf Iarray.
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csN' - BTRGH-FA ,o-Lsnlng al Van Corr.
'and's Dock iP~ekskill.l West Point Cod
sprng. Cornwall SeNburgh. t-i~Iii sud Hamburg
The new and fast steamer ~ kEkA, Captain Wa
DINE TRIEsDfii leaves us- foot Of Bare sy-srst daily
Sundays eScepiedl Al r NJ Leage- PoughAeeps-
past A. VI.
For freight passage inquire Of the Captain. h0ad
o. +. j. HALL. Agent "a ihr Offce on the wharf. els
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Condition Of hs Ocs on he l Of February nd ct ms aHe
D4fe No. Of poiic< lssd ~ hecpfs Los EIP dht IL a.
January 3ist l0s6 -l2l637 ST4H >fSj
June % 1913 1887 5s}l5 1859!
Increase Z 80 .s-9o toaoi SHglp
since st Feby.b "
NJ ROBINSON President
SAMUEL HAsSAY. Secretary
Ml~ruR~ posr. Physician. ~ Bro0iweY. Jyl Inc
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HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
Il, ApIr, A. = lAn- mn lrr-u. NGl .UOO.-O-

I sli 66 Na-.i-rh- losses 90 t1is COMPANY by ih' Pr,
cent .nnHag-,nou. sre estimated al NeA II = rlrN
f-r y, hi remain >As 500 OF ihe Capital alter paying AZ ne
l-s4s The CopAny continues to make insurance, ~ lrfe
-. r. HANENs. President
q -, p ..,, q, - S...,ats~y y,2 I'm
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-, >Ew-NORN. ALA>Y 4 rRoY

: ~ Il LiNE-For Albsiy sud Troy DlRkcr A.
O'Clock ?. M-The Steamboat EMPIRE
Capt r. b. Macy. will leave the steamboat peI foot 81
gourtani.s every TUESDAY Thursday and SATURDAY Alter
noon. ai O'Clock.
The steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM. Il Pecl, every
Monday. "Wednesday and FRIDAY afternoon, al o'clock
For Passage Freight apply board. or al the Office
.. wharf ~
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2sft Long leland Raj Road VIA New London. Nor~,e
- Worcester O'Clock IN The morning from lie sos
az W hieialslreei, South Ferry, Sundays excepted
Wv Crates readiness TO receive baggage tor Ner
onfou Norwich and Worcssterosxgsse FOR Boston gue
through under lock
FOR NEWPORT AND PRONlDENCE-ou Mondsr
Wednesdays ard Fridays over the Lorg Island Psirosd
t;reenport th.ncr Newport and Providence IN spen
and connn,iious Sound Steamer. THIS Line caves
ocors In the morning from the foot Of Whiiehsl-sirv
: EarrV H,rs.- and Carr acsS fsken wis
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s-A... --1NDlATE LANDlNOS-Thr steamer HUI
SON IN place of i. Wc-icbsscf, The on J
boat hat land. At OclOckl Captain William H. Mkltts
.oi Ieave the foot OF Ccdar-irret TIM ensuing eason
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday al ocoes Y
~ connecting Hudson with the Hudson and Berkshire
Railroad the OF which leave the arrival of ne boat
Returning boat leaves liud-on Tuesday THURSDAY
and SUNDAY n O'Clock T. or the arrival u The cars
touching both ways n the intermediate landings Fof
freight or passage, apply ON board or 10
srORRs a STEPHENSON. 10 West.st
THIS Sit has been put complete order wiiha new bolf
and gne and additional number Of state rooms Me
M be found a. pleasant and comfortable boat any %
uyer. The boat lows no buge-.
Til. host IL nov. re,dv io rer..iye freight lei2f
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~. FIRE AT QUEDEc. WOlearn by Livingston
wol,s correspondence, that there are strong rea-
;, believe that this was caused by ncendiaries,
1,ho authorities are actively engaged in sitting the
natter to the bottom
Tro destruction of that portion Of Quebec had been
,,,b.sied for some time by an insane person, who
r1.,,, in custody. No other arrest has yet been
made
,o,o nae dollars, of which one Office alone the Cam
lo.es slGO OOO this ia in addition to loss by the
.ro office at the former fire of 100000.
The Government is doing everything in its power,
,,reye The sufferers; 5000, 900 are to be advanc-
Immediately for present exigoncles, and a loan
IN bc forthwith registered in England, on the Sc
.,,,y of the province. for 100000, which will be
,a 10 the owners of property in the burnt district at
ante Of interest just sufficient to prevent ultimate
.,,,o the provnce.-.M Y GAG.
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TIE CROPS.

We have udvces by letters and papers, from near
" every quarter in the Union and their general tenor
Indicates an abundant harvest of Summer Grains.-
The Wheat harvest in Virginia and Maryland is GER
tany above an average; it is in Penn NewJ ersey
where harvesting is now in progress. We learn from
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan that the yield is certain
to be Tar better than was expected month or six
weeks ago. The June rains have been very extern.
sive and most benefcent The Monroe (Mch.) Ga
zette says that Mr. Frost of Albion a distinguished
flour manufacturer, has been travelling throughout
that State and expresses the opinion that tho Wheat
crop OF this year will be nearly twice large us that
of any previous year. lie says il looks superbly in
oil directions From Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa.
we have similar though not SO definite reports,
Hay and Oats are short everywhere, while Indian
Corn is backward but generally of good color and
coming on rapidly. We saw capital growth of it
through Monmouth Co. N. J on the 4th This will
go far TO cause the deficiency of Hay and Oats to be
forgotten. Tobacco is said to be poor and backward
in Maryland. Cotton appears to be generally doing
well.-.N Y. Tribune.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Or.
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate OF
Ira Humphrey, late of Troy, deceived,
a.. r.'a ... Greeting
WHEREAS, Walter Chareton Executor of the
w Will and Administrator of the estate of said
deceased, requests said Court to allow him the fur
Their time of one year from and after the 9TH day Of
July' A, ID, ls45, 10 make payment Of debts and
close the settlement OF the estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said appli-
cation will be heard at a session of the Probate
Court TO bc held at Irasburgh on the sOth day Of
July noyh at which time yon may be heard in the
premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks sue
cessiVey in the Caledonian newspaper printed ut
ST. Johnsbury, in this State, the last of which shall
be before the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given undor my hand at the Probate Office, at
Irasburgh, this Sd day of July, A. ID. 1915.
4l5w3 ..'H GEO. NYE, Judge.
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RAILROADS. Proposals have been issued FOR
grading, masonry and bridges Of 81 miles, tho
three first divisions of BraeboTo' railroad, extend
ing from Fitchburg to Athol and as decisions nre
be made on the 18th Of July, it may be anticipated
that ground will be broken before August Brat.
PhGniG.