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Galveston, August I, lS45.
To MAIL CONTRACTORS, PosTMAs-

ITO MAIL CONTRACTORS, POSTMAS-
i TIERS, and all other persons having business
with the Post Office Department undersigned
having been for seteral. years employed in the ac-
counting branch Of the Post Office Department, is
intimately acquainted with the operations Of that
department. and well qualified TO attend 70 any in
terest connected Herewith. He offers his services
as agent and attorney to contractors, postnastsrs,
and all others to whose business his experience rty
be valuable. All affairs intrusted to him, whether
relating to past, or current contemplated transac-
tons with the department, shall be attended to as
promptly and efficiently as could be done by the
parties themselves, if on the spot Bidders for the
southern and western mail-routes, to be declared
the LIST OF Dctobef next, will fnd il 10 their advan
tage transmit their pdpers to him for preparation.
They, and all others who, may employ him, shall
constantly be advised Of al matters affecting their
interests IL collections are at any time required to
be made by him, he will remit the proceeds without
delay. Communications muet be postpaid!
FITZHUGH CoyLE.
Hon Elisha Whittlesey, Garfield, Ohio, late Aud
itor Of the Post Office Department
M. ST. Clair Clarke, Washington late Auditor of
the Post Office Department.
John Marroh, esq; Chief Clerk Of Post Office
Department, Washington. a.
Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Justice Of U, 8. circuit
court, d. c., Washington
VIM. w. Seaton, esq, Mayor of Washington.
Aug 8--2aw2m
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MAP OF OREGON; by the Exploring Expc-
wi dition--price 81 cents. A few copies Cor sale
by RANCKsTAYIJOR.
July 30.
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i tory of Guyot ct Compagnie, Paris--jus, inn
ported direct from Paris by r. TAYLOR, sad this
day received. This ink has enjoyed the best rePu-
tation in France for long series Of years, and -
recommended by the advertiser, after many trials OF
American inks, and many importations from Eng.
land and France, the best, in every respect Una,
he has been able to find anywhere IL will De 500
at price but little exceeding that of the very inie
rior inks which are TO be found everywhere, and
much cheaper than them, il the real economy ana
advantage attending the use OF the pest article OF
this kind be not len out Of view those who are
not sniis6cd with the INKS WHEN my nav oee"
using hitherto, are invited 70 make 1 n'a1 o. us,
Septl r. iAiLon, Dookseler'
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NEW MUSIC-WM. FISCHER, Pennsylva-
In MIA avenue, two doors east Of 18th street, has
Just received the following new music, which will
he sold at reduced price-four and three cents per
page: W, !.
Make me no gaudy chaplet; composed by Doni-
zetti. te. #-a tiD sfft#
When slumbcr's pinions DER me play; by Balfe
Womans heart, romance; by Bale. el
However bright the sea tonight; by Balfe.
Ny presence, still, in calm and storm; by Balfe.
A fairy unseen thy guardian angel; by Auber.
There's sunlight in heaven; by Bale.
Trumpet quickstep, (guitar;) by Weiland.
Grand Koscusko Polonase; by Rudolph.
Petit cadeau de jeunes files; by Bohaszewicz.
L'Antelopc, (vaIse and gallop;) by Bergmuller.
Satan valse; by Major.
La Juive; by Cramer.
DOCKS Stewards Practical Treatise on the
ID Diseases Of Children; vol, new edition, en-
larged.
The American Shepherd, by Notwithstanding on
the breeds, management, and diseases Of sheep.
The Bosom Friends, a novel, price Is cts.
Wandering Jew, No. IL
Ella, by Charles Lamb, new edition, IS cts
Pictorial Bible, No. 80.
Sept l6 r. IAfLoh.
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TTENRY,S CALCINED MAGNEsIA.--A
III case of this superior article isl to-day received
direct from the importer. For sale by
IF. CALLAN.
gent l6
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
INCORPORATED IN 1880,
No. Is South street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This company makes insurances on lives for
i one OF more years, or for life, at the following
rates per annim, per one huEdfed dollars.
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NEW BOOKS AT FRANCK TAYLORS.-
IN VOL 9Th Lives Of the Queens Of England; by
Miss Strickland.
Modern Cookery, in all its branches, reduced to
system of easy practice for the use Of private fam
lies; by Eliza Acton: revised by Mrs. Hale.
Dictionary of Terms used in Medicine; by r. d.
Hoblyn: revised, &C., by Isaac Hays.
Sir Ashley Cooper's Anatomy and Diseases Of the
Breast, with surgical papers.
Sep 10 -
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|
TERMS, PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
English education and French language, per
quarter j. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl0 O0
English, Latin, French, mathematics, &c.. IL so
Fuel, for the whole season ........... 90
Board, with instruction in all the branches,
per quarter Observation-Disclosures. So w
Bedding, if not furnished by pupil $500. so
Washing .................... 3 90
Pew rent charged pro raia.
The quarter contains twelve weeks.
TERMS FOR SEPARATE BRANCHES.
German, Spanish, or Italian, Gin classes,)
Piano or guitar, IA quarter "a lessons) 16 90
Use OF Instrument ................... 00
Harp, violin, flute, de-, professors price.
. N. b. A class in drawing will begin early in DC.
fober at trifing charge.
The duties Of the school will be resumed ON the
irst Monday of September
Mn, AND Mas MicHARD will reopen, on, the, first
slonday Of September their DAY SCHOOL FOR
.fouNG LADIES, in which the studies will be
carried on according to the plan adopted for the last
FIVE years.
The school-room is noip on the east side of 10Th
street, in large, airy, and convenient house, with
pleasant grounds for the amusement Of pupils du-
ring recess.
Terms will be made known upon application to
Mr. and Mrs Michard
!, Mr.; NJ. continues to give private lessons in
French, Spanish, and Italian.
On and after the first Of September, Mrs. Michard
VIII resume her occupations in the Musical departA
nent-viz: in the tuition of vocal music, piano, and
guitar Aug. 28-5aw4w
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Sep ic-stawts
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tUinoow SHADES.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, NO. sPAOCE'
w STREET, y. Y.-The only msnuiaciofy o any es-
tent n he nied >tate-The subscribers offer Tor sale the
most .penfid assortment Of SHADES which could be col
lecied together. consisting of the following styles
1900 pairs u beautiful Gothic painted by Mis+ irso
are all views Of celebrated places In Europe
40OO pairs OF assorted Gothic. COrinhan and Landscapes
such a. are generally -O.d about the city.
Is pairs OF mos. beautiful COnninan, p1ntef ~ Florence
100 pair- OF some Of LIE most celebrated places Ia ths
country.
5000 pairs OF ch-sp Shades from 81 cts 10 " 81
We pledge ourselves 10 sell 100 cent cheaper man any
other house IN NeYork Persons wishing 10 see The pro
GEES of the useful articles shown through
the painting rooms " In great pleasure -
SIGNS BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not 10 be surpassed TRIMMINGS " al kinds al manu-
facrnrers prices - 80,
Persons buying sell again dealt with The most liberal
t.rm. le27 3ml BARTOL DE MAUNY.
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LIRE INSIRANCE-Ai tie lowest rates. BY the
II HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY. M

c0rporai-d 1910 ChsIisr perpetual
Ib. 1rc established and weiknown institution. having
hsn IN active operation tyfts ysay., continues o insure
Houses Furniture Stores. Merchandise AMI other proper
" avsirS, oSs or damage by IRE 90 the favorable
t.rr,s JOHN NELSON. Jr Agent.
~ rsNSris 81 Ws-sircrf Ness-lorS
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SUMNER GOODS A. a Great Rrdlction.-Iie sub
,C-cr1er- have concluded sell the ha znce ~ their cpns
ald Summer Goods a. large reduction llfr -io,s i
corpo-c Of The 10. owing articles Printed Lawns Mu--
ius ana Organdu-. atwood blragrs, ur bazornc-, -aln
striped SWISS Musn- PLAID do DO. ali Sin.. am- bafafe
Shsw- aud >rlr- black and cHlIr-d sA Nfniillt- rcl
hrtf cf0red SAk Paris syes hgh lusfre Gro De Rhine.
BOmbsnues Grapes &c "a Insh Linens, scotch and ln.n
Linen -hrngs. DO do D1me-A Table Cloths do DO 80 ~
the vari Ou- Counierpanr-, sc. Linen Cambria Hdhi-.
and Fancy Articles. J. v 4 7. IA. sELbf co.
fvJn lw Sii Broadway. near Leunart-st
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Alarhlnerp Tor ildnufarlures, ST.
woopwoRrH's planning MACHINES.

WOODWORTHS PLANNING MACHINES.
LNOURTEEN WARS EXPERIENCE, together win
many valuable improvements and additions To his for
mer Tools enables the subscriber 10 furnish Al snort NOTICE.
and of the m0st perfect construction materials ana "Ors
manshp Machines plane Wood Ia all s varieties, such
as psnng Or suriaclng only, or cutting mogidings.
Also planning, longeng and growing joining, or raboe
ing and planning clapbOsrds.
Appiction NAV be made TO the subscriber. his esab
hshnentin Foxboro al his office corner Of Commercial
and Lcwsstrees Boston, where machines may De seen ana
any Information relative the may be obtalnei As
well a. OF JOSIAH ackwel Co. Newfork, or OF j. w.
Schenck Albany Letters Of mere inquiry must be post paid
SAMUEL b. sCHENCk
Foxboro' Mas. Aprii l. 1914 ally
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Dl ORDER. OF Hon WllsIn Parmelee, Recorder Of
- the CRY OF Albany notice nereby gwen thai an aiach
has issued against the estate Of Thomas Nyman as
NONRESIDENT debtor, ard thai the VIII be sold for the
payment Of ms deb unless be appear and discharge such
attachment. according 10 law within zine months from the
first publication OF tbs notice. and that he payment OF
debts h RESIDENT, Of this STATE, and the delivery
him for ms Ofany property thin this state belong
ing h and he transfer Of such property BY him.
forbidden by law ard VOID Dated Albany June H. i345
DEAN SEWLsND,
j-I7 iavarc Arorries for 4iiarhng creii'or
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r-.s uox>I>c LISxAr, O'CLOCK

En- .Dh ALhANls lhNif ~"
Lsadng- from tho Steamboat fiet a. Ne
foot of Barclay .treel leaves New-fo's Z" 9s9eA,
A NJ Albany all O'Clock 4 NJ Tussday, rhuf- dsy AMI
saturday Breakfast and Dinner os sssfd lr boat
The new low pressure steamboat N.avAhA, StpI
ps'ros, cn Monday Wednesday ana Friday Morning a.
O'clock i. +, ,.,,
For passage or freight apply board or To T. b. HALL
e. the ofice the wharf
Nbrrcr-A goods, freight. baggnge bank bills specie.
or any other knd o property, AAen shipped, or put on
boad this boat be- the o lhc o" ners OF seh
-. s,.irtt h,ygsye &c isin
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oAsr.srEEL EDGE TOOLS.

yJ,HE Real Genuine CONGER's TOOLS can only be had
s b Attorney street, where they are made ana hnished
with nv own hands therefore recommend ten and
Al George Brgs Cos. Plat street Those Tools offered
by Osborn Lire - Fulton street, and otier stores
deceive Nine are stamped thu. Conger. NewYors ,Sj
Attorney street, The name u J. Couger Berry Il al-o
ADDED h. having Interest In the business liberal dis
rs,,sjr,s JOHN CONGER
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GREENWICH POTTERY,

GREENWICH POTTERY,
NO ~ WEST ElGHTEENTH->I. between Nlhth snd
Tenth AvcnursTh- attention oi ur p1Die : eAsu ~
LIE articles Manufactured A. LIS fsAD.sinel'
conss sung IN parl Of The following. VIZ
stone Ware Earhen Ware,
Portable Furnaces, Flower Pots,
Beer JUGS. Oven Tie,
Chimney Tors Green House do,
Stove BRICK Baes- AM lambs for grates,
Fire Brick. Fire Cement and Gay, Ac
A tins ESTABLISHMENT i u- only one OF W AAn1
IN The city y lef- ALL the above arce- air 4nli1l -
and sold Dealers respectfully nvef 70 call ana ~
VII ~ supplied Cae and beftsr Ie's Az ceh pe nsa
IN The city. moo PORTABLE FURNACES now OF haHd
and ready foF lie Spring Trade. -,,, .,,,r,,
mr. WAShlNbICS SMITH
IRON WAREHOUSE, l2i GREENwIcH-sT.
L. EMEls. BREESE SAMPSON, successors 70
IN BoornAn. Johnston, Ayr-s Co have "a aia 11 on.r
oT sale On liberal terms fill assortment Of ," LDish n-
and square IRON.
Kls-aP ; ! old Sable Iron
ErEsH and American round. 'si and square Bar iror
Blazers kOd-, a-lo % laf iuch
SPIKE hc-s znt Shoe Shapes, O: al sixrs
rseNa hod. of Norwegian Old >zoir An1 '4-iAa lfOn
Band. Scroll ana Hoop Iron. u al sizes
as >1ei sh.ar See AMI German St. o. %
spring steel American Sister >Ieel, III bisief >ie-i
Boiler an rlue Iron. of a. sizes
sup, al anu r. lrosd Spikes
Gu. NNl-, brs1s and Spikes. u a. sixes
AYES Collins = Co genuine VIZ om'
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: .r-. roE mrp-o, ANp INTEKMss.

I-1.DiNTE LtNDINBs,-Ihr .''u'r IN, nu "
toni hist iand- Al ocockJ Captain William II. NklLN,
wit leave M. foot of Cedar street the ens,ins -eaSu
every Monday, wednesday AMI FRIDAY, n "c'oes u
a. connecting III Hudson eih the Hudson and bfAsmfo
Railroad the cars Of which leave the arrival ~ ne "se
Returning the leaves Hudson Tuesday, Ihufsisy
sud sunday o O'Clock y NJ tf- ARRIVAL 81 the cas-,
touching both ways At he in,ermei,ai. landings FOR
irei ghl or passage. apply on board or 10
sTORRs SrEPHEsOS. 10 "e-i-st
This boat has pat plee order wins ne" ov.
and engine and additional number of state T'~ms au
viii bee found PHEASANT AMI comiOfabes bOa a. "y w
the river. The boat lows no bafges. $500.
Ih. I..af b. rratY r.aslg.. freiRhf lrIl y
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Dl ORDER = tie Honorable Frederic A. Tai ula,ige,
I'D Recorder II ts City 81 New York NOTICE j. hereby CIV
En- pursuant 70 the provisions Of e statute anLDDr sng a.,
,acnenf- against nonresident d-1Or- that attachment
rs ..sued against he estate OF GEORGE LOChHOO
aey reslen, Of Massachusetts, and tlsi TIE VII be
sod for the payment u s debts unless be appear and dis
charge such sfacent according 20 aw, within nine months
ihe publication u n notice. and TIA; the payment
Of any debts due nm BY residents Of this STATE and the
delivery Inn or for lls u-e, Of any property within ilns
STATE him and tie ir1sfr Of any such proper
y by am iorbtden By As, AID vot-Daed The 18th
day Of Apr lc4L HARVEY A. WEED,
az laVfsuc In DrODria persona Creditor.
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SHEET. SHUTTER, Flute AID Roofing Iron
- The sun.crites Agens for the New Jersey Iron are
prepared orders for any description OF Sheet
iron for Shutters, Roofs, made 10 parcu lengths
SHERMAN, ArWATER 4 CO.
tyo corner Fulton and Chd "a
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feeal Notices.

SHERIFF'> sALE-By virtue Of seyerslwriis Of teri
- directed and delivered viii expose 70 "a 2
ON TUESDAY 9Th day Of September next, NJ y O'Clock, VI
a. the vestinue OF The Cry Hal OF LIE City VI New York, al
the right fe and interest Of Iver- Barton, hich BE- bad on
h tsy Of May, 1915. al any time aiters ards OF IN
and b certain OF Premises known and described a.
tfe story brick house. the >Ogthery side of sixth
.rreef The Eleventh Ward Of The City Of SeSIOfs be-
tween C. and Avenue D. and directly The OF
Lot No 20 Fifth together with the privilege OF 80 much
only Of the yard ereun0 attached may be necessary FOR
prvy ard WoOLL0l-e The 4d ease bears date April 18Th
s45 aud for years rom the ls day Of May Sf5 and
together with sad lease The privilege Of using pow
er 70 Tie amount horse power ~ The engine now
the rear Of sad PREMISES No 27s Fhs dsrng me aid
lease. NM JOSES, slcrr
Taos. T. PsEss. Deputy shert.
Sav Yors fuIv s3fh 1915 iva la~Sw
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MnuNINGIINE AT1O'CLOCK

~N's--<-ror Albany and Troy, and intermesiisis
sos~e~s places. The low pfessur. steamboat TROY,
Capt A. 6ofism VII itnse New i",a hoin ~, VIC
FOO Of Bsrcay-reei Al 0ciocA A. vi, '''y '"e~sy
Va,r-,iav and s4rrisv. Returning, viii leave Troy
O'Clock l. NJ and Albany ~ O'Clock A. NJ every sondsy
Wednesday A. Friday. ,,, -
~ For passage ~ freight Apply board the boats s
~ Hal al Inc Office on he wharf .ot of Barclay It
The iow-press1fc steamboat ALBANY eaVr- Nr"'foos
al 7 O'Clock. A. ". Monday, "Wednesday eni iln"S,
Al J o'clock 4 NJ every Tuesday, Thuf~iny ana Sa1may
For passage or freight apply on board -" "sis " ~
3 rt.s ,t,... AN hart % -
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2 a. Ind be II far.Aer enaoted,
And All adverts~ts made under The orders OF TIE Post
master General IN Newspaper or newspaper OF 1e,'
unca~d for In any Post Office, shall be nseried IN ne Pave
papers Of the town place where the ooe ADVERTISING
may be situated hastae tU iarzes ctropifion -
Nep Post cfsoe J>a1r. yassed hareh J, lSs'
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r.. -ssssss .zss1 NEw.yORK AND HAKLEn

~ ~(esrs-.,xtf -RAILROAD CO.-5sp.m<r AngGv
grnfs-On and after Monday Apnl IN
inst the Cars win follows w: Leave City Hal 70
fOrxgile, Harlem and 81 rrsiala Al SO, ], g. 3, 0A N
I, q ,, 83n. 4, ;, SO p. NJ
Leave Guy Hal TOR Fordhsm and Williams Bridge 5S.
J. 10 A. 81; ,, 80, 5, o p. NJ
Leave City Han for White Plains, loA NJ; 5P.
Leave Nonisians and Harlem for ~ Hal. 7.eD g. w.
n \ ". z ;, =, ;, l10, q, s.Do 7.s5 r. 81
Leave Williams Bridge Tor CIy Hsn7, No. 1910 A. -
30 3, 6.s0, 7l0 =. N. -
Leave whis Plains for City Hall TO, 1910 A. N; wv
5leP.M
The freight train viii leave White Plains AM, end -
City Hal al Las p. Mfor the present.
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r. sFOR NEWBl Kt:u---Lsnaiag a,
SS2---5S CALDWELLs, Wksr POINT COLD

The SieanibOaf JAMES MADISON Capt CHsRLfs Hal.
STEAD viii leav, he Wuenslroet Pier every Tuesday ino
fniay a O'clock r NJ. Returning, will leave cwbufgs
every "wednesday and Saturday nj O'Clock P.M
All Baggage, Pscksg-- Parcels, Bank bs or Specie,
pat board this boa without being entered on he book or
rer..p-d fOr the risk Of the thereof 10
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coFARM FOR ~ALE.-The subscriber offers for
~ The farm upon nich be- now resides, situated ~
49, The viage Of Auburn. In the County Of Cayugi, and
Consuming loN. acres.
This i1rrn es upon The South side Of the Western turn
pike in0r Gcnesee-s Albrrnl and i well known ~ nav
na been the r. deuce Of Hon. Nathaniel Garrcw deceased.
FIR many years The hudings fences and other erecons
thereon. ample and IN complete repa'r The -o WI Ne
with thar OF AM other farm Ia Western New York for fer
uty variety and earne-- of vegetation. Great attention
has been paid well by The former a. by he present own
M 10 the selection and cultivation Of choice fruit and mere
upon the farm in ful. bearing great Abundance OF
the best Of apples pear, cherries peaches grapes,
SC &c. Tie farm swell waered by durable springs whch
givea neyer-iilins and ample supply
The location . believed Ia be- desirable that Of any
other farm in the STATE well for farming purposes a. also
Tor the residence Of the gentleman man of business be-
iug hr iew minutes walk of the Railroad Depot ana
within ieis rOis oi the Female seminary.
credit viii Dee gwen % desired for large portion oi he
purchase money fDr term Of years. upon payment vi m
irr- annually. Enquiries may be made Of he cub
.rh-r upon he premises o Luther Tucker ESQ Editor
Culiivaior Albany, Or " David Wright. Esq Anoarn
JOHN REMER.
t.gf-a Luz
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Ib4t-SUMM K ANHhNb z VI q --f59o
~U~ AkEW-1OKk AND ERIE RAIL IN
- ~. -l~ROAD LIN ior MbidletOgn, ne Osfs~ r
and Intermediate places. Two Daily
Lines each way follows.
For Ps-senger--Ite new fast aud conmOaious steam.
hosi ST. NICHOLAS, Capt ALExAsnfE H. soHuLrk, vii
leave The foot Of Dgae-sfee daily SUNDAY excepsdJ
hall past o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock =. NJ Through IN
FIVE hours. Retu ming the Will leayc Mdileto"n
A. NJ and hail past r. NJ
For Freight-A barge viii leave every afternoon 81
O'clock Sundays excepted t-eigtt VIII not De fecei'ed
amer that Shippers hereby notified that the name
Oh and depot station where goods are Ia 70
EFF be distinctly marked upon each article, otlefwlss
hey Will not be received.
For rer particulars inquire Of j. Van Rensselaer, sgen
corner OF Duane and West streets.
H. C. SEYMOUR, supernteodsut
New-York, April lat, 1886
~ Stages from MlidlsfOwn daily In connection wlfb
The line Boonin Wursboro MoDflceEo,
Mount Pleasant, BngbamoD O~ego, Pou Jeryis, Hose~
dale, Carbondalc So.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Dundas, Mont.
rose. Friendsville. Lenox. Brooklyn. &C. MI
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At Grcenport 30th ult bark Bayard. fordhsm. from
w Coast 600 bbs 40 sp) oil Reports lat ~ 8 Ion l55
T. spoke ship Brunswick. Alma. New Bedford 1900. bd
TO NV Coast Leii Isle Grand with ship Herald Msrgsn
stonington. 1000 VIII 40 sp.
Cleared at New Bedford LIST, bark Frances Taber, In
dian Ocean.
Sailed from Provincetown. 22d ult bark Spartan Cook
South Atlantic Ocean, 9th schr Josh Brown, Gem, do
Tho whale ships Henry Astor. Niger, and Peruvian.
in Calao the first week in May To rcr and get fresh
provisions
letter from benjamin sarbuck reports at Psyta May
18Th ship Zenss Coffin. Rsnsde Nsnluc Ct $50 Sd 80
VIII; April srh touched Spartan, Fisher do 100 sp: 2Oh
Foster Congdon do bound to Talcshusna 400 SD; On
tsro Gibbs do 10 mos out. 1900 sp Touched of
Por Payta. May 10th. ship Omega Morton. Nantucket
clean. all well.
letter from ship Henry Aston Coffin. of n Bedford
reports her Juan Fernandez March 3Oth with 80 bbs
oil.
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SrATE Prison CONTKACT-Propo,a

- frr 81 Tor e lstof b. Tn day Of ne con c. en- pcy
- IN Ne >Ao< department. the Ne~-J-r-ey >si- Prison.
numbering cu 81 ~ -. cOnfra 10 commence On he
Isl day Of August ucxt for slc1 pfot a. may Be
I1lAy asr--d on THE insiglilyn W.. iarIsn "a perrin
irdsnis practically acquainted with tie business >1cl-u.
security Will be required ron t- corirsrtor rropossr
oter eomr1n,carons the subject wi De addressed 10
the subscriber. J. B. GADDiS,
Keeper New-Jersey s.ale Prison
Treatcn, June ls, isss je1lr
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-r-,pOrCukEErsIE AMI NEW.

fxtAs14tE7NBUROH-FAs 5n-Lantins al Van Coun.
lands Dock, (Poekssni,l West Point, COD
Spfing Cornw all. Ne,vburgh, Fi.hkil and Hamburg.
The new and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain Wa.
Dine TEuy.psii leaves Barclay street, daily,
tSunday- excepted) at r. NJ Leaves Poughkeepsie u
paste A. NJ
For freight or passage inquire n The Captain on board
d 7 J HALL 4 yruf. a he Office The wharf. els
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AL Long Island kSii kotd New Lonlca Nof~,ch
49, Morcessr. O'Clock In The morning iry- lie 90
Of Nmicfsl-sIeei. >ouih Ferry Sundays eNcrplrd.
WAY Crates readiness 10 baggage for Nev
London Norwich ana Tor Boston 80
throlC N under lock.
FOR NEWPORT AND PRONinENCE-Or Noncau
Weiue-iays and Fridays. the Long Island Railroad
rrenpor, t--rce % Newport and Providence Ia speit
ard ci'nrnl.ogs Souri Steamer. Tbs Line leaves a.
o'clock n tle morning from he foot OF Nhsh4..iree
Sorh ferry Hol>eS snd Garages taken. iyls
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THE TRIBUNE.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Second Board.

rRy.sl,RER,s WEEKLY STATEMENT. OFFICIAL
"a, ,uors at ais credit in The rorioHs Banks told
iss pubic de's and he M sy ,',a, , ,s,r =,
70 Monday July o. lsio ara nc o''"@"' NC" 70
1900 srbjeef 10 hs draft