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Religious roseiIpaepec.

CarspAr Fon JrLr.-2eth, sth sunday after Triaty.
The American Tract Society have ara ,tei ~ the
Rev pr. Din and the Rev. Tr. SimptJn, delegates
ON Ireland book a, trssts 60 the value OF ss for
county.
Mir. y. A. Packard declines the rresid-ncy of the
Gifard College from his la the publication ds
psrtnispt II the American Sunday School Union.
clerical eolporteur In Tennessee write, - have
just returned from our county town. where there u
powerful revival - religion la progress More than 100
have made prof s'i0n Of religion aud the good work
is still going en-
Rev Samuel Tsppsn vas installed pastor ~ the
Congregational Church aud Society 10 Conway, ~ n
on "wednesday July III.
The Rev Robert AicCsrtee, u. d.. has declined the
has accepted n call to the Second Associate rressy-
terrain thufch. at Newburgh, New York.
A rresbytersu church has been rseentiy orgsnizcd
In Decatur, Greene county, Wisconsin.
The Rev. J. II. Torrance -ss ordained by the Pr-.by-
terry Of Ialm,ra In Hannibal Missouri on the 81 Of
June.
The book se.nts Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
ct Cincinnati have received notice OF the
M nj Of the action by the Southern branch for
very az s share Of church propery hs trst step In
the great ,tnnics between Northern and southern
Meth
WEsrrrs ssnrsrn CoSvrsric- AT a recent meet
ing 81 the General Association of Iowa letter Va
read from q COMMITTEES Of the baptist Convention re-
questing the appointment OF committee to opc-
rate with them and With other ecclesiastical bodies In
ealing general con, enton. TO secure the better oh
servsncs Of the Christian sabbath"
The Ohio Ossevr,r snnounoes the death Of Rev Jobs
hstrny father IN the ministry at his res1enss II
vesth.ld, Medina county, Ohio, the 9th ult aged
IA years
Several biehops have responded 10 the recommends
ton of the PRESIDENT ~ the United States In settns
apart th. Sd CT Ausust as day cf humiliation fasting
and prayer.
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superior Coust-At Chambers.
A.. LIZ. 4. ~ In.fina "a IInr


JrIr ~ Isbeas Corpus Case.-I, - 1st,sr 'ef iAe
re,sn Of Mary Dpeu In this case II appears that the
letitcner some time In the year sttp put Ellen Dufri
her child thu about two years Of sgs TO board sith
Augustus Rose AID his Wifi, who reside IN cherry
street. ut the rate Of ~ per month that she paid them
the childs beard up TO le+6, at which time che
made asre, ment with them; since when a. shs
slrsee, she paid them several other sums In 1919,
sb. went to Europe stewa1drss ~ vessel. from
,hense 20 New Orleans and Charleston sni back again
70 Europe bu; always ~ she alleges saprsn them of
her movements During her sD-ence Hosse We Mt to
The Aims IIcee e on uission,Ts Office anl stated that
the mother tal abandoned the child that he aud hs
wife eilLg TO adopt II ss their and requested
the Aims House Commissioner 20 execute indentuFe
10 him OF st. Upon this the ind-nture
was executed. and the child adoptea by Mr. and Mrs.
Doss. In the time the mother arrived from
Furre demanded the child. and alleges that she
offered to pay the balance due for her beard but that
MIR and Mrs Rose psremptori refused TO give up the
little Aid All parties appeared in chamber this morn
ing hr Ros.e insisted upon his rshts under the In
ssrtur. also that there vas large sum due TO him
for bard aud lastly. that the petitioner vas unit 70
have the care Of the child but 81 this he gave no tes
tpony The Chief Justice said the indepture was "
legal aud Of that sir Rose could not avs MIN
,elf Of IL that " thcre any MONEY due TO hn ne
might proceed by a civil action sgsinst Mrs. Dure
aud az there evidence TO sustain the charge Of
updtpess tssinst her, she was entitled as the parent
and natural guardian Of the child to have the eust
ay 81 her and order sceerdingly made TO DELI
v.r her the mother The child In ssurt, ans
sssn,a w. be vsli cared fer.
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The Madeira Ex,les.

To IHE EDITos 90 rnE NE~ bonn iGrAtp-
Sal he journal ef Commerce day, publishes q
letter from the Rev NJ J. Gonsalvcs In relation tho
sending 20 this country 81 Madeira exe. being
part Of COO Who az the editor Of the Journal says He'd
from the island 81 Madeira
DR. Ksley eas turned out Of the Island on the 18th
August 1876 from which date until the 18th Of May,
q this present ouy seventy Portuguese fol-
lorers Of his doctrines bad left the island aud this
number includes men. women. and children, ani nine
families Who voluNtarily lett Eunchai
Beitre the 10Th August, lS45. only eighty on, fell
lovers Uf Dr. Haley doctrines had left the island and
with the exceptions u three men aud woman. they
might have inclined at Madeira TO this day. without
n,l' staiiUn. The exceptions name might have b.ea
ipspl;cd (but further) had they rcmsin-d by
az their over bgotsd neghbOrs his makes sggre-
gate Of 49, fvow,rs Of Dr. kalleys doctrines who had
left The island; aLd as know that many vent =. De-
naiara ard are there 81 present others went to 81
Lucia, To- rohsgo aud Ia Granada y should like TO
quirr through your Isg"r. bOr thu the Rev Nr DON
srlyes makes cut that 100 erlcs ct In St Vincent
am clly Awaiting the arrival Of particulars
a. estcs % make slight aralyi through paper,
CT pctntsd Of nm article that appeared In the Jo,r
rri - Conmsgss, 81 the the 1Bth June last b. which
hope 60 make some rather queer esgo'ss which won't
be rvlishsd BY the philsnthropc society inso whose
hends these unfortunsle Portuguese have fallen.
lour ob,dt s.fvt. A MADEiRa NAN.
NV lcrE, July 81, 1870.
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WasufseroS, July
The Land OMcs Reeorofed.

The General Land Office has bsen in stat. of
excitement all day, in consequence Of the bchead-
ing of the following gentlemen, clerks in The
ciiice -
Robert whitscrc, w. II. Curran, w Brown,
Tsaac vedder, !. Cunningham, j. r. Fraser, A.
Greenleaf, Dr. Frsily, A. z. Caussin, IT,, Flood,
Poster Mrnnir, Ashton, Hungerford, Bestor Par
her, Slsdc, Penny backer-lS.
The Land Office contains seventy-three clerks,
and a; the present time there are fihy-one dcno-
crsts to twenty-five wings in it. When the sigh-
teen gentlemen aforementioned make their exit.
Con the 3lst in.t,) there will still be ,hiry-lhree
democrats left. II IL probable great fuss viii
be made, and columns OF trash written, 10 NY
snd prove that the removals just made ere
sefevldent proofs Of prescription; but We
confss. we consider their removal Q, mere act Of
,ardy Justice when General Taylor was elected
Precedent, there were jsst eight whigsin the Lad
Office out Of sevepty-three clerks. Was not this
palpable prescription Of all whe had not pinned
their faith to the small clothes Of democracy :
Sny-kw democrats TO sigh, whig. IN sns 10.
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SPECIAL TERM.

JvLr 2s.-Hoh Dingeida.-An application vas
made In this suit for order to compel the Clerk II
the Supreme Court to enter satisfaction Judgment.
IL appeared that the plaintiff in this suit obtained
Judgment In October term last against the
for s25l 81. The defendant paid OH tho udgmeut,
and sought to have satisfaction entered and FOR that
purpose applied to tho clerk TO de the
piece, and To enter note Of IL the docket which
vas refused without fee Of IS CENTS tbs pllntin To-
tiss that under section 2sj Of the code al fees have
been sbolifhed and has brought the question before
the Court for the purpose Of testing MIR Connor :
CLAIM The latter, the other side insists that the
entering Of Judgment Is separate and distinct pro-
cecding from the original action, and that under tho
Law OF 1s4t he Is stil entitled to the claimed
amongst others. Tho Justice took the papers, aud
promiscd TO give his decision IN q day or two.
Utter 80. hossIn this cause Judge Jones gave judg.
ment as in Of non suit.
Judge Edsards also held q court aud heard o few
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The receipts thus far this year. little in excess
o. lat year, but about two hundred thousand dollars
less than to the came date In ls47. comparison with
ls47 is however, unfair aud delusive the inasence
at work that year to bring out supplies from the ne-
rior we're greater than have at any time since been
brought to bear The receipts Of produce this year.
compared with 1877 show that the tolls from produce
transported East have been much less and the limited
extent Of the spring business shows that there
have been great falling OF in the tolls handse
ted yvekf
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than Mr.. Weaver, the esteemed proprietor Of thr
house, and Ihope thai so deserving OF snccess
may meet with il. During dinner, he Is in the hall
himself dispensing the good things; aud, in truth
the tables afford every thing that heart eau slre.
The walters are most civil, obliging, and ten
tive set OF PERSONS; and the whole house is con-
Quoted In in admirable manner. The assistants,
Messrs. Ohpstead and White, are always at their
posts ready to anticipate the wants and wi shes of
the boarders Such is the character of the Gee an
House, and most certainly it is one which entities
1t to The support and patronage of the fashionable
community.
At dinner, to-day, several of the lalies wore
high dresses with short sleeves edged with
lace, and others wore low bodies, over which
were net habit shirts. One lady was at
tired IN satin dress with a low body, over
which she wore rich lace cape, tae points OF
which reached to considerable length. Her hair
was in bands, and on either sid. Of her head she
wore Two roses. Almost every lady wore gold
watch suspended from gold chains of the newest
and most elegant fashion. The band discourssd
mere OF ITS fine music to-day, at dinner, TO the
qualification OF The whole company
The corporation OF Milwaukee (Miss) have voted to
anh In of
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SPORTING,

CENTREyILLE COURSE T.. L-TRorrING-TRIDAY,
~ Autust Sd. ut 3ocoek, p N. Parse 500: so to tia
second best mile heats best in D. in harness. for which will
contend Lady suffolk Lady Sutton, Lady Moscow and Pal
ham, Az ore o'clock the day. scrub purse mile heats
beet in in harness between Paul Jones King OF Terrors
Paul Pry and Butter The viii leave the South Ferry
Brooklyn at twelve and half o'clock returning
soon as the sport 10 over. Fare each % csnts.
JOEL CON XII ", Proprietor.
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M D1Ca1s.
OOO NON norrLEs. NsARLY. or bal KILLIN

900, a2rfh S.f s.I. 10. cs pa
;ast.Ss ). s.ra.iiy y.
, o. s,s. ?.
sbss and 81. f,srsri,.s 81 ne ,,sm.sh ard sss. ssd
= nsnssr ss .sf,s su;. sivi'. and A,rs ,-sas, i
sr fsrss. fr.r ia or s,s,y,, h ss, lis. ms. rss,s
,ssrs nj, n.dsia. sin .,r.as'h .a. gassr .s.s
lever 5, v,rsr l. after sGsi soisa,ss Depot, 10 .sri
, A. .s' ao' nsss Ssas street "a
I'll ass go. % ~; ,sa.;y to q, '.a.r
,s,s. 81. s.sss .s' a,r I, ,.S,.. ., =.
truly wonderful nsdsise.
- ncn q h.ssus c..Arosss.. so all s,s.r iasss,n
- =. * srsssssy R.s,s ss '1s s...r yG ra
hovs. Reons, ksq, s,p-cs,sndss, Of sAs ks- rsrs
~ contain. s-.rip,iss .. ali s..r,s diseases s,se.r
with r-sses Tor mshns she vsross psraross ut er
~: fa;:sl f:i =: . =; s.,s.f !, s: .s.. *;
ss.s-s. ,hsr. rsr,rrsS !.
DRIvATE sEpIcAL AID-orrTcE no " oRlSgs
sirs.t corner o. Anibeny Give Poinel -pr LaSsrds
4. sa s.sss eur, ' -sa,
ssI .d s,:y s'.,rgsr Or. ,ssa.,,.s 70 sal " the 'S'''
DocTGR coSvrRs' IsvIGoRssTse CORDIAL IS
W. .nly r.m.dy or smi-sl sss s.'. s.e W
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tssy nine .a.,.a " .ss inyt.pss s.si.s q
.. ... a .nss iss ssa lin :,,..s vssr.
be ssnsrtsS Cordial s7s hss,is bottles fer ~ fn
roIant msrs. the married sna single s>s,pptuy sass
tstus N. B sasslr rrardes any pert ~ abs eosusey
VTnE xABRIrs voyaNs PRIVATE MEDICAL cos
pssicn BY Or. A. ~ Msure~ea prese..ersf Dieessssd
Wsmes. sisth esithn. lsno, ~. xe Pres 81 m,"S
oSpe> solo IN sir months.
Years offufsrins pfysiss ssd nen,si snsps many
sfsesbs,e wife, ard reeuniaxy d -ultseeto We heebssa
sht have been spared taou-ands peer ~ess have
toytd thousands broke. IN he,h vsuii
have w hun drsds now in their bs.a stl sv
| b. timely Possession 81 t,is
.inssaesa ..lssiey foI NE ma-r.a o. these .e,s-s
| shspld he known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health ses persss " ~ fnsrsssc ~
nilT, a " ~ err eisl irnvortarss.
Here sso every fnsle-ssc wife, Ne ne,hsr; re 81.
either budding into ~ouanhsed sns IN ths dsess 81
rtsr N wh-m nature s>rtemps.es an irpsrten ehss-
esr svnptos and ths most e&eent
m.sss and .s. eersstr mode sfsurs svsy ssnpssat~
which her ser 10 rnh5est
Fer .sle atm broad vay ard Publishing oes -
Liberty street. y. ~ Little oga Albany; W r. Dsvs
ncssr = r. Peterson, ~ CbssR$s street, Philsdeirhis
winar Taylor Co. Esitmose y. D. Rsssessi Hsv o.
On the reveip. eftt will bs transmitted W -ss
free 81 part Of se Waited States All et
~ addrr ssci psid Dr. A. Nsurcean, Bes
J LGL New rVrssi.Y. once t2s Liberty gtxsst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF HEALTu.-THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF
II the City Of New York do ordain follows
Each and every practising physician IN the city Of New
York shall daily at 10 o'clock report ha Board Of Health
OF said city tho number Of attacked with Asiate
Cholera in said city, other diseases attend
cd by such ply stefan the ri
bcr of attended by such physician shall
died during the hours preceding such report OF Asias
Cholera other malignau disease Sach report shall par
euary specify the disease Of each person toned there
in Ard such shall slso contain the birth place resi-
dcnce and occupation of tho person sick dead ca
the same be asoeraned and the of the person
sick or dead.
Such daily report shall be e~ned with the
physieap making the and shah be left daily ad be-
fore the hour Of ii o'clock each day at OF the Station
houses Of the several la this city with che Captains of
Police. in charge thereof directed tn the Pre-
sdent Of the Board Of Health of the City OF New York and
the receiving the shall Immediately
be delivered the several received at the once
the Board OF Health. In the City Hall OF said city
Each and physician who fhsl neglect refuse
70 make fuch report aud deliver the aforesaid shall
be san provided in aad by the sixth section
Of the act OF JuAs 32d. fs.S.
by order OF the Board Of Health.
JAMES KELLY, President PRO tenn.
B.The Board Of Heeith for 10 fcrmA oh ysi-
ssns aud other publish the sixth section OF the Of June
I'D 1872 In force, and which Is ns fplio~s:--
o. Every person who shall wfully violate any resula
ons so to lie made and published bv any such Hoard Of
Health. shall be deemed guilty Of and,
thereof fhs be subjected to nne and iprson
men both the discretion Of the Court such hne
to exceed Thousand dollars such
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CON MERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET

saturday July Ss--5 f. u.
At the stock board to-day, Long Island wont up II
per cent Erie Railroad shares, =. There de-
cline in Treasury Notes Of IS per cent aud Of Farm
er's Trust and Canton Company of -. The renewed
bonds OF Erie Railroad closed at yesterdays prices
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State canals during the 81 week in July,
ST. SOB Go
Same period In ls4S. ................. 1926 81
Decrease In 1919. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3492 81
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement of navigation to tho 22d July, iuclu-
&. ..tl
Same period IN 1858. ................ l,22369 A.
Increase in 1870. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o,202 80
The amount of tolls received al the New York
State canals in each Of the following ears during
Sd week In July and the totals up the 221 Of July,
inclusive, was rs annexed -
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Supreme Court.

GENERAL TERM.
Present Justices Jones, Hurlbut, and Edwards
JULr 2s.-1he Court met II day, and adjourned i'm
nedistely AFTER sine die Decisions will not bs given
until the first week Ia September.
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AMQSG Nc MA

Il
Nigh. !" .so u -.
Daas ss ss ;ss". ~;
b :.@sassd BY ne ss,prsi9s s., Of hsoa J.,s Tie
u. ssss.as s, ; The s.n
~h sss so1a sast ptnt1@as Of Vol
By ss s. ssS.
Doors open at v 20 commence at precisolv.
RYnToN's TnEArRE. ,cnAMsGRs srREEr,1wM E.
~ Burton, Proprietor. Monday evsnae July 3D. will be
'Es 1SSeI ssSsa
as DyG h Called iS Sos sf nPsse A'r
hsld Mr. Lynne John poLbs Mr. erouyaam Mr.. Psseraos
M, sF To
hE c a%ros sot' Dress Circle 'nl P
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL ruEArRE, caATaAM ST.
SGE bnSRa,y Sysnios July 80 viii be acted Kiss IN
WI si SGan nose M ssT Sc:
s sss I MT Ss %l NJ Shn%,
srss 1 M az t aas. Fagfh Mt
ssPsi"Ss Mil sESih%SE TsrSfsSAs: iAfr,
Doors orea at "a. Curtain rises = before O'clock
Castle GARDEN:1E!Gura WEEK OF TgE raI-
waI Ga5p'. Sarr, PSi.as asd o. .ds by los
ss sPlspSd Band New soas Duets r;os and Quar-
Ard Herr sospe every night in the Promenade COaOers
in :As
and evening At TIE Lump Of Gold weighing over seyea
sss1s :s
hope Mes West Mr. Chapman, and Mr. Cla-ko The Aeiao
LADY, Living Oiang Oui large Living AlasontA,
enormous ka tlesnake Wax Scripture 9tatuary Atnios
10 we whole 70 cer Children unda- ~ vsars is1 ceats
CHNEsE ASSEMBLY ROOM oe BRoAOwAY-Ex-
- treordinary attractonaouday nexs the3sh o; Juy,
nrs performance OF tho French Opera Ma lame Barton pr
ma dona Corrad BARTON; NJ. Berton, from tina
Ne. rie ne french Opera vii; appear in tho popular ODe
m OF La FANORIrE,and ualeyy Opera lARLES w.,
Grand Spectacle Concert under the droston OF
Mr. fio In addition. the celebrated Gung Band will pe-
form grand instrumental Concert Admission 50 oents
Doors open at Z. Concert to commence att
BROADWAY THEATRE.-TuE SPACIOUS SALOONS
- in this to for year Also.
the basement Saloon Saloon aud Refractory Anthony
street Application for either all Of the above be
dressed to the box ogice Of the theatre
L. A. MARSHALL. sole lessee.
CHINEsE MUSEUM-TuE ONLY ONE IN THE
- United States 30 Broad way exhibiting the Manner,
Customs Religions, Arts and Sciences OF fur hundred mil
Ions Of Chinese Open from nine, A. H. till T. H.
mittance 20 cents; children, under IL, half price.
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rior pagnerieoype Likeness of ths venerable an
lady, taken by Bracy at Washington. in March last may
he With many other ladies Of
no,ion, at his gallery, Nos EOS and 7 Broadway
Fulton street.
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"NhSt has caused this Great Co INN otlOn
the country through the cry in Ia40 and almost
an equal con motion in cei tam has d
By the economical revolution in the prices Of hoos
and Golfers, accomplished by JONES, IA Ann street.
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The corporation OF Milwaukee (Miss) have voted to
snbscrbo 100000 OF stock ~ raroat to connect the
Mississippi with Lake Michigan
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FOR SALE.

II IyERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE 10
IL Crosby srsstHsr,ss and WAGONS for sale at all times
Dorrs and WHgons 20 lot all hours alss saddle horses
ors Kept ~ The day week nsrth The above stable
the lest ventilated VI In this city and surpassed by
for cssbines pair 81 tns coach hoa for private
uss, for sale o. srshsngs. Arpiy, a. above, 70 -
EuEN1TuRE ron sALE-THE ESrI RE rrRNITURE
ELS public house suitable r the ission Of one
hrndred ara fy rsrsons sonsistius Of BED, Bsiiss
ksksn Apparatus, ss all 81 the first quality Has
lat htls u,sd 10 good snd will be soll sr,.t
tsrgsin. Dor further rsrtisuisrs sddrsss
WILLIAM ". SAND7ORD, coston.
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rr.ft On specie percent neryhsn fse 70 eea per foot
Tftt cubic feet ~ sgsce allowed eech cstn pasrcngcr
cutie Co allowed each stcerase rs'senr 80 psssg. -.
cured unless raid FOR. Any refnitnr cnehs sh'
an cunt 81 passage eau berth fof enc week
~ "'e"' " y T,,GpARp a SON 81 Rr,ssesv
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EIRsT DRAWING or LOTS IL the NEW YORK
Cemetery viii take place Wednesday, the LIST day OF
Asyess t Vii nIss. 20 B. f ps,,on
Lots sre nov selling for ~. very low price OF
Ella. FIFTEEN DOLLARS. SIS.
Tivrt payment -, aud the balance 81 month
Those wiehng the hrs choice should lot immedi-
a;ol,, and before the price is raised.
JAMES r. Lutte, Secretary.
GEORGE WOOD. Treasurer.
Ohiees Ne log Droafway and York street Jersey CITY
WILLIAM LEANENWORTH,
Al Agent rosaU
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ICoR SAN YRANCIsco-rHE STEAMSHIP CHRsA-

I'Uk SAN fKANJIStV.-fNE NIFAFHfTF NHEsN-
FAKE vii be Despatched for san Francisco, to-chns
az RE Jsrero SD Valparaiso fer resh.nts sra - lsnd
rscsnssrs Necns.ssy Augrsf 1s ut p ". fo hew
dcst Pier H. n n having been detained VII shst day ~
the urgsrt reauss Of srrive from sssnN~
I've Ciesapteks b. substantial vessel. huils
~ Csvtnr.nt fer their service furpshef ssd fd
sut \, reliable and elegant srnsr, ard rrdef ne stie
srmsndS Chs Henry Baldwin. ~ Ns U. May, ~,h
ncsys snt eeere exrcrere.d the servc-
fcr affords erprtunit rarely
81 avoiding alike the ssuser 81 sickness
vasntty IRE lshmns ssa overland rorss srd ~ eeaio~s
ny sailing vessels daring The ss and light Winds 81
rnmsr tor passage above With furnished seco mIneas
nens riefs, srrly 10
isiAJ Il SMITH, icf wan., esrr.r rron. -.
first Glass ship 10 ~ despatched early IA Angus will
~irsfreisbt, On sppiss'iea A. sgers
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VINHE SUBJECT on CEMETERIES TO DE DISCUSSED
The sons 81 Temperance requested TO meet at tao
Hall ~ bowery, THE ssbbathj evesnr at hapast Seven
o'clock whom the merits Of the several Cemeteries the vi
entity OF ,.is city vail be the subject for discussion
NOTICE To RAILROAD CONTRACTORS OFFICE
~ Panama Railroad Company. Ts Broad gay, New York.
July - isoOn the 18th % August next, the maps
plans Lrohs and Of that poroa o. the PAna
Railroad, which Ia proposed to place under osatrao
will he ready for exhibition tho sce. Sealed poai
addressed to Francis Spies ser-,sry Of the Company AID
endorsed Proposals to Panama Railroad for
that Part OF the work betvess the Chasres river aud the Pa
oihc being about twenty miles, teOnorn able
plans specifications No, which be sxhhitedl will b
received ~ the Company st their ote ua,i - ocsek ~
the 18th cay OF September The Company ths
may lie offered. THOMAS W. LUDLOW. Prosidsnt.
rsANtis SPIrs Secretary.
k.B-in the resntiae any general information In the
Possession Of tie Company be had application at the
ofce.
MN. JOHN RILEY, LATELY ARRIVED FROM LII
" vsrloo will pleas. call on board the Brsslliaa brig
faeso 81 pier No. 10 East Eivcr or at NO Old SLIP
- friend has sst arrived Who would much like him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-29
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rI'BE ONLY DIRUCr LINE ron SAN FRANCISCO,
us thasres-lfth % tNgu,t-rh The nev nad splendid
ueamfhp FhilRE CITY, 400 tons burthsn y. D. Wilson,
cursns,r will leave for Chores direct from her DECK
P,r1 y. r. en- Tburtsty at ociccs the 10th OF August
Tie " City direct Chagres without ,ouchag
hte nestc rcrts h,r nu-inv that rasssrgsfs by tt,
smsr will resh rsnana Ia time Tor L. s. fsoidc Vail
SITES rne- fentrp ~ 81 % september.
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10. DO. toward ssltou.. ITO
y. g.. lover esbin.. ............. 70