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PRospKcrs OF NAVIGATION. We look for the full
opening OF navigation by the middle OF April
which is sufficiently early for the interests the
chipping. The lower part of our harbor is becom-
Ing clear, and we look daily for the entire removal
OF The ice from the creek. The absence Of snow,
however. and the small quantity OF RAIN which has
usually SWEEP the ice from the creek IN the spring
The works ON the canal between thus city aud
Black Rock are rapidly approaching completion,
and we are assured that they will be ready tor SER
vice as soon as navigation is resumed upon the
lakes, or rs will be safe to let the water into the
canal.--Bu6ato Commsrciat Advertiser, March Is.
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Cadet Appointments for lsAs, maAs Pr,or "a
the 4th or March.
NAME
David Tillson, 4th Congressional District.
Joseph Stevens, 9Th do. do
NKw HAMPSHIRE
John p. Sherburn, LIST Congressional District.
MAssAcHUsE rrs.-2
VIM. Dwight, Jr., 9th Congressional District.
Thomas W. Clapp, 7th do. do.
COnNRCrICUr.-2.
Roht 0. Tyler, LIST Congressional District
Thos. j. English, 4'h do. do.
RHODE IsLAND.-(No vacancy.)
VERMONT Il
Daniel A. Chapman, Sd Congressional District.
NRw YORK g
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the House Of Representatives, recently convoked
at Munich, express complete confidence In me
Crown.
We are curious to learn the effect of these dis.
tinct Intmatons OF the o. lnion OF Austria and
Bavaria TO which may be added Hanover, and
even SaxOny, If that court not enthra lied by
a revolutionary Assembly, upon the politicians Of
Frankfort. Even the church OF st. Paul, where
this anomalous Parliament is sitting, the presence
ofthe Austrian and Bav.rian deputies is practical
protest against that SEPARATION which has oddly
enough been made the condition OF unity. II that
body OF dissentents were actually expelled, the re-
cult would only be, that the principle of ndepen-
dence which they represent would raise Its
standard elsewhere, and oppose a still more
hostile front to the will OF the majority
But the time is fast passing away when
the Frankfort Parliament could inumidate
and command the governments OF Germany
1t is now their turn to assert their rights, and
shall not be surprised to learn that ere long
mere decisive measures have be en- taken to en-.
force them. The distinctive character of the late
German Diet was that Its decisions being taken
by the accredited representatives OF the govern
ments, were binding on those governments. The
votes of the popular Assembly, which has super.
seeded the Diet, leave the governments uHpedged
and untouched, to deal as they may think fit with
such propositions; and as the actual forces Of
troops and money remain 10 the hands OF the
separate governments, until they may have agreed
to surrender them, it is not difficult to perceive on
which side the practical strength OF the country
lies. At the same time, we do not disguise from
ourselves the fact that the enthusiastic desire OF the
German nation for political unity still burns with
extreme vehemence, and 70 secure the permanent
welfare and peace OF the country, the soveregns
OF the respective States must devise means to
frame the structure OF an imposing whole In
Europe, and to remove the vexatious distinction
OF mere local accidents throughout Germany.
Otherwise, If unhapp,ly the Princes should come
TO be regarded obstacles and not as means to
promote the combipaucn of national forces, the
democratic party weud enlist IN lis favor the par
usans OF uuity; and the demolIuon of monarchy
might pfecedc another attempt to frame one and
lndivitlble commonwealth or federal republic.
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| work In the diggings Everything depends upon this
All the accounts to the latest date agree reiatv,
to the supply Of gold In that country there
doubt but that IL II insxhsustibs; IL the difficulty OF
obtaining it, bowever Is great reported there IL
DO danger Of the annual production being sufficiently
large TO materially affect its value seriously
range the currency Of the world 1t appears by official
returns from the Custom House Of San Francisco that
about two millions Of gold had been shipped that
pcit up to the LIST Of March; and by official returns
from the mint In Philadelphia 1t appears that about
one million OF California gold had up to the 2sth OF
June, been received for coinage. The shipments
from San Francsco and receipts ut the mint have
been much smaller than anticipated, and the con-
clusion drawn from these statements is. that the
movements Of California gold must have been
very much exaggerated, the official returns
do not include all the shipments made We
shall be in the receipt Of sdvces from California here
after every two weeks and the advances.
shall be able to judge correctly of the probable
results Of this years labor
1t appears by advces from England, received by the
Hberns that Baron Steigz the great Russian banker
in London, fer the purpose Of negotiating loan Of
seven millions sterling for the Russian government.
1t is stated that this loan is for Austria which power
has means Of raising IL but by coopers alton of its
powerful ally. The stories of the enormous wealth Of
Russia much exaggerated and parties who by long
residence in that country have had of
judging have constantly expressed doubts of the
isence Of onequarter of the treasure stated The pa
per rouble ept in crculation and In credit and to
keep up a show of supersbundant reserves, the
soils Of England and the rentes of France are
literally invested in. The government of Rus
STA draws annually i'm portant sum from its
Siberian Mines but it's general derived from
scattered population, must be small In comparison to
its large expenditures. The truth is every govern
ment In Europe is hopeessy bankrupt It is estimated
that there will be deficiency in the of Great
Britain, this year, Of between two and three millions
sterling. The President Of France announces in his
message that the deficit in last years
hundred million francs, and this year will be
hundred and seventy-fve million francs, making an
aggregate Of 37s 900 900 francs France will doubt
be in the market for loan and the probability Of
negotiating one is question Of Importance to the
friends of repubicanism. There must be Q crash in
European finances before many years roll round The
governments annually piling up the burdens Of
taxation in the increase of debts and protracted
the continent will insure the reputation of those
debts beyond doubt.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
in this market for each day Of the past week
and at the close Of the week previous II will be per-
ceived that prices have generally declined, someof
the fahcies several per cent -
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comparison Of prices current yesterday with
those ruling at the close of the previous week. exhibits
decline in Treasury notes Of u per cent Reading
Railroad ~; Norwich and Worcester. 2; Erie Rail
road, NJ Harlem, "a; Long leland, y; Canton Com
pany IL; and advance in Reading Mortgage Bonds
Of Y per cent; Farmers Loan, y.
The transfer books Of the preferred stock Of the
Reading Railroad Company closed yesterday, aud will
remain closed until the 10th of July Coupons Of the
bonds OF this company due the LIST proximo, viii be
paid on Thursday the I'd Of July.
The semannusl interest on the loans Of the Chess-
peske and Delaware Canal Company, and the bonds
Of the Harrisburg Railroad Company will be paid at
the oces Of those companies In Philadelphia Mon
day the I'd Of July.
The Reading Railroad Company have for some time
past been engaged In converting the bonds due in 1850
into preferred stock aud large amount has been
vertd II Is possible that before they reach maturity
many Of them will be transferred In that way, that
the company will be able pay the balance without
much difficulty This company perfectly Indifferent
to the holders Of these bonds may pursue In the
premises. The mortgage bonds the whole pro-
perry and the bonds Of 1850 must take their chance
the holders not disposed to take preferred stock
and the company not able to pay them there is
way Of obtaining payment The preferred stock Is
ther poor exchange for bonds which have arrived at
maturity.
The value Of i'm ported into this district
excepting that sent TO the warehouse and the amount
Of cash received during the week ending the Goth
ult., In each of the four years, IL rs annexed
CoaNbRcr the Posr Nyw YoRK--WKExLy
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ERlAL SHIP.-THE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED tn AT
exhibit the Fourth July during that d.y only the
Aerial Ship now building and which to completed
ing the present II is in such forward state
being complete and the nvelope (esdy only 20
DO put on TO be ready for its FIRST trial 1t intended
have given no publicity to ,hs until it had made
mined to make this exhibition for several among
which the following Is the least in Importance Wis The
OF New York OF Model without large machine match
totally different from this Aerial Ship, in every respect
mahe this public exhibition necessary to oresa doubt
case Of Fitch and Fulton in steam navigation This
chine IL so novel, we do not believe that any
who has not been directly indirectly informed BY the
inventor. tell after b. has it, what is its
tive power, and the modus opersndi Of its looomoton
Whoever shall discover it, and make it Known TO the
undersigned, shall be entitled to receive share of stock
In the Invention The credit of originality being
value to real inventor than any profits which
nom his invention intend to every laudsb6 means
gpal method and challenge the scientific and the Ingenious
to explain before its completion 1t wi crafty the
public TO and examine the structure beore its
like bird in the air. and IL will also afford opportunity to
the friends OF by the purchase Of ticket to
contribute trae extraor-
most sntrsorafy psr, 81 this m.ehps /, s .messy
We do not propose exhibit apparatus though
Of considerable agnitude but What eve to be prao
lated TO about thousand pounds The building
which this aerial ship being constructed 100 feet
40 feet WIDE at the base and 40 feet in the centre
and erected especially for this The plan the
invention laid years ago, and rude model made
flight Is years In the open air. to the distance OF 800
yards sganst considerably strong wind. Seats will be
provided and addresses will be made the audiences during
the day Tickets for admission will be ssid eaoh
init gentleman and LADY, additional lady 30 The
In Perth Amboy probably also hoard Of the steamboats,
making excursions around staten Island the h Of July
OF steamboat soo h Snsia z che
PERTH ANNOY, June 81. lSi9.
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EXCURSIONS.

N~NNNNNNNNNNNNNOONONON ~NNN>NNo.NNNNNO>NN'
L,OUE1B or JULY EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING
nsnks The steamer BUTFALo ~ run 70 the banks
ny Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, Friday and
sunday leaving Robinson street At ococh 13th street,
rirs Sc Per No er n ks,,..sw ~ ts' "a
fishing tackle furnished board Fare % way
Ehis Cotillon Bard 10 engaged.
EoURTu or JUIY.-DAY AND EVENING ExCUR-
sicss-T,e large and eommodous steamer BEkO, Cap
tain Kirg will make the following excursions wednes
day, July ttb isy Day Excursion around Staten Island
passing the different lsnds in Ray Quarantine Ground
fortihcsops &C. stopping At Perth Ambey where III.
seng.rs v hsv. opportunity Of witnessing the ascension
81 the Atrial steamship 10 tale place on that day leaving
Peet SIP At " M foot Of Grand street. T. stias
Canal street. In and pier No. y X, Tx y. M re-
turning the CITY at early hour FARE for the Excursion
~ cent?. In the Evening xconl ght and Coos Exour
stop, under the management Of Mr. Wright The
Hero will make up tbs North kver and sround
the Bay swing the company splendid view OF the city and
other places Illuminated hy Fire-crts on that evening
eelebraed bras aud coton hard viii the boat
both excursions Ample arrangements have been made
render this ~ the moet pleasant and Agreeable
Of the eavps the foot or Grand street ct o'clock
=. eck slip, w Canal street At o'clock and pier
No r. half past precisely Tickets for the
sion, sl-to admit . gentleman ard lady.
ROBERT ONDeRDONK,
1osx Bovery. or ~ Grand st., cor Clinton.
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MEDICAL.

HE CHOLERA.-Ths great majority Of and deaths
from Cholera that debated by disease
Very few II any persons perfect health with good const
tutiens prudent In diet, &C. But persons that
weak and debitaed by disease medicine by undue
cement Of the passions liable at any tne-also
Of costve habit The best remedy for persons
10 DR.. s. r. Tow sends Sarsapara, which strengthens
eeAnse and nvgorses the whole system does not act
catharc but quietly the bowels about
hours and also relieves them OF the burning sensation aud
pain this time We do II for
Cholera although IL cured Darrhna
The safest way At present to call good physician Mt
nyon have the Choera but rs preventive has equal
Principal Office, l26 Fulton street.
N.BTake but such that signed by g. p. Towns
end which is the only genuine and original Dr. Townsend
Sarsaparlla.
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ADVERTlSEMESTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPORTING.

NENTREvlLLE COURSE TROTrIN0.-THE FOUR
" crsck harness Of the world will come together
TINS DAY July 3D. s 81 o'clock " NJ for Purse 81 $3.50
mile heats heat three i've In harness John Case ssters
Lady Moscow; u. Bry ant enters Lady Sufofk n.
Jones enters Pelham o. Bimiot enters b. Jack Ros-
liter The will leave the south Ferry. Breoklyn II
n and NJ returning after the The WAsh-
instos BrAss Band will be In on this occasion
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprstev.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR or rHE PRACTICAL PRI-
y va. rr.ssss ssy . Green vss sss.ss-esss hssss
~ IN ths .sriy ssssss vh y s.sps.d q ss ,ssss ssA
ever thoss ~ho have suasrel ~ pssps
Who properly appreciate his srvees 10 strst.ys cs
s avs or frcpssrt " sdvssce< and dstr-s~na
ffrsn advantages ssd vesy ssees ~
prsctice AsrS rapid, ssd radical vhioA
K srsupds for ssasins " sssa~sA 6s sAhS
sssrss IN America
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THE MARRIED woNANs PRIVATE xEDICALcon-
panion, ~ Dr. A. hsurioesu, Professor Of Diseases f
Women sisn sdities ismo- pp $50 Prios 81 Nopc
fssrs suffering physical mental anguish 70 naso
sfectfcpee wife, and pecuusyy cuss 70 The hssba
ioysd cemretenee thousands broten IN health veu
hsvesseyed ~ hundreds nov IN their beer s svs
By . urbely possession a this vorh.
intended especially for the married, those
should be known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health do-s ~
niy, lite Of especial inportasce.
Here aso, every fsmaie-ths wife. The msAsr the
either budding into vouanhocd OF the one - the dchss q
years. In WHOM nature contemplate important shsnre
disccvevthe causes ptsms, and the most ees
which her ser n subjsct
Liberty street, n. ~. httis Co.. Albany ~ p.yis
Boston, " r. Peterson, Chestnut street, PhitaAsrhat
Wiuian Taylor Co, Baltimore J. D. nouseovi, New
Orleans; j. 4. CshseSss, ssvsssah.
On reeeipt 81 copy vll BE tssnsniste< By naa
fes Of postage cay 81 the UnitsA STATE Alstsvs
S: = s 49,. 'sS;.s s.l = Z $780, ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTI0N N0TICE.5-BowLING SALOON FURNI-
IA ture1hs Day, at l0 o'clock in the Sales Rooms No
ii Spruce street. the Fixtures &c Of Bowling saloon
ssng Of four Alleys Balls and Pins Counter Oyster Stand
Refrigerator Tables Chairs Stoves Crockery and
Liquor Q. Segars, etc. TH0S. BELL, Auotioneer.
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A conrLErE PsAcrIcAL WORK ON rnE NATURE

A COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE
and treatment Of veneresi Diseases and all other Aee
oss Of the gsno urinary esass 81 the male and fsmsis
Quaro illustrated by ~eat nun Der Of beautifully coiorsd
Plates, aud finely erecuted do@inestons wood
no. BY H. BosTvIck, N. ID. Price SO, ID edition. Ex-
from the Boston Medical and Surgical y0urnAl"H
b illustrated BY sStrsordinary specimens o. esiorsd fho
gphy equanG copper enGrsvisss the dscaey Of thex
fnish and striking svidesse Of the
Of who TO
that viii enable him 70 leave his ost prints in society
that he will be fpsten Of when the memorials Of him
esy to be fopsd IN the libraries Of hoee Who hnow thai
be beth esnssrsd and env,sd While living wtheut
emptins minute companion o. this vsnsreal Guide wh
Europesn puhea oa the family % disease
aid fssrl..sy that this dssdedy and
cation equal to any q them The plates In Actop Trsa
tss no, equal ethese BY contrasting volumes,
both the mst,sr and The manner 81 syns n',rvc'en N
humble Estimation shsv4d be secorded the New Ycrk
and nothing this able vork from being spread
the land the fact nsi,hsr be deesd couc.s
3D. that he has produced thorough wsh dixstsd yssns
tc treatise wlich far snythng Of the ksd
this branch ~ practice heretefsrs attempted
try Lecturer Diseases o. the Upnav ORGANS Auhcv
ofTais the Nature ana Tres,mest Of Sp.rms
seminal Diseases resulting from self sbsss; "impsteney
and other hindrtd Affections Isl plates third ed
ton price e Author % vort entitled Hints Yourg
Physfcisns Author Of The Family physcisa, and
sndisg Ply and syrxeos New Yorh Medical
Surgical Ins,itute 70 chsmbers street-removed 50
Broadway For sale q, the po hhers s<rnger Town
seni, II Broadway and Of The sotor O Broadway Ths
ususl nhfy ~ this Insttuton
cured. win net be pvbiished Tor ~. prs.ent.
BohtR BosTwICK. nd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4: s
~ ii ssss .sis
1s:; . ss5 .:.
.. noon Of that day and not to be opsnss until that
~. sa I.;
s:;s 3; ssa ;sis ~ S.lssIs. !.
.ssd eight hundred seventy proposals may
~ b. s SLp ss s . than n. p ar sp. q
u. said stock Payment; q principe. and premium for any
hail on or Ssfor. x. pseh day Of pss
he e
a: G Ss e E n: Ss; =.
given BY the Characteristic which mss ssrrsndsred TO the
S1sPs:.: =. .s..S ~ and sasor:sa =. x:
s.:s Of S S's f h y,s. s
csmpsrosr Cay E:~ York Hall Of Records
money Tia. viii 3 pss for Zach One Huadfsd DslsIs 81
D. s: si q sss ssifs iSs
comp.r os. "a, Il New rssi Sa.. .fsYsss
II kMoyINc;-yRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS rol-
pensions. Br.ei.,. ana stand: '"-' bARb0AvfLLI
| A CHANCE WHICH SELDOM oyvsRs.--ns $. COHEN.
i.f IL s rom mo- h - s Of s y, n.a.
70 sommenos p.vnbroher business will ind this great
further iaforns,iss apply :: sSo,. or .. No Is
|
CTEAM ENGINES AND PILE-DRIvING APPARATUS
- One u horse Steam Engine with Of sites machines
Tor st,aehsd 70 4. One Y horse steam Ensio.
One horss Steam Engine with machine for
'''A'd For sale ''" 'Sq' s:s 50 NJ. swu.m street..
MADAn TARIN, FROM PARIS t<9 BROADWAY, IN
l forms the Ladies' OF New York end those visiting the
ana ssn prss as sr..
Benne,s Also, french Ribbons, Flowers. Laees. sc.
SEnrLE = ROBINSON. wnoLEsALn COMMISSION
CTovEs-THE sUBcRIBERs ARE PREPARED TO
ns PArior and Boz Stoves Low for cash credit
Crsuiar with drawings and descriptions viii be sent By
JAeeRR y" TRsApR III 1 PERRY, E.sI. Foundry,
No. BIO Beaver street. Albaav.
GooDGUE 4 co, 81 South street.
nRY GOODS PACKING EsTABLIsHMENr.-sHTP-
~ Of Dry Goods 70 csfornis sad other distant por
rey paohs The undersigned prepared put In bales,
boxes and all descriptions Of Dry Goods and
~ Bsnhs rsrnss snd other bully seods save ., less.
cd 70. CLEVELAND Co, No. 81 Beaver street
Refer 10 nsssrs 0rnnel Minturr Cot Riggs, Babcooh,
Cos Lsvrence. Trimbie, CO.. v Cottenets Go.
LIME yEwELRY AND SILVER WARE MAEUFACTo-
No n John stree, Top stairs Chss Stewart offers
~ the lowest PRICES select ssormsnt Of me articles only
No imstiens Of any tind Fine watches made 70 order.
Branch a. during the season 70 return 70 80 Bsosd
ITO PJBLIsBERs.-A PUBLISHER or CHARACTER.
experience and responsibility Is wanted 10 take charge
Of the Publication Of established Newspaper Address
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nR. wIsTAR STILL TRIUMPHANT
~ NuNDA, LIVINGSTON Co.,

June -, 1913. 4
Mr. W. FowLg-DeAr Sir; Prompted by graft
tude for the benefits received from the OF Nise Bsam
Of Wid Cherry submit the following
TO taking the Wild Cherry had been obliged give up
business In Of affection the
In this distressed state ordered to remedy for
Consumption did So and in the course o. few weeks
restored TO comparative good health have since
been able tn attend to ordinary business Indeed
OF health far exceeds sapguine
Yours, truly,
(sisned) JOHN BURNS.
buy without the written signature Of I. BUTTS
the wrapper, II you would avoid imposition.
For sale. Wholesale and retail by kes.rs A. h. d. Sands
loo Fulton street. Of william; 3 broadway, Irving
Building corner Of Chambers; Pennifod Co.. Fletcher
street and by the druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada.
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FOR SALE.

NOTTCE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
N Of Merchant Tailoring Establishment No. Aston
$50 broadway
LNOR sALE.-A COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH THREE
anda quarter acres Of good Land fronting Prinees
Bay the Hghande Staten Island. with view Of
the For further particulars inquire Of Samuel ALI
Of Grand and Columbia n " the
premises.
NOR sALE-A Farm AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE
situated in the village of Undertook, containing ne
Of land, under high Of cultivation. The bud
ngs consist Of cottage house. two tenant houses aud all
other outbudngs necessary all Of which in good order
For further particulars inquire Of 60. ID. F0OTE " John
street, N. Y.
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4 ITE AssURANCE-NATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIvg
- Assprsnee Society Of London and New York capital
s25epo large guaranty fund INFESTED In New Yorh
the names o. THREE Auercss ,r.sees Present. snnvsl
income from American policies t5o0St New York
ts.fshctisg Directors for yuiy-John Palmer, wiism
Van Heoh, tsnrins g. 1ueker, nAehe nssvs~s ssd
di-al BesId meet dsiy ~ ! n. Chief once sov
'nufrusion ss.r.d ~ sppesrts BE ebtsinsd Sons
n . single tifr ~ ftStNn.
J. JEANDER sTAsR General Agent
e samuel report ~ ihe prccesdpp ef the ssrso q the
Al
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ASSURANCES.

OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
W rsny No. CT Wall street New vort.-This Com papy
wths fv cspita ard large surplus secsrciy invested
prepared TO eject Insursnees against Loss and Damage
Fire all descriptions % Property Also Inland Nsvi-
ration Rsks on favorable similar
In this city All Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Thomas W. Thorse, Martin Bonmsn, Apdrev ID. Meksk.
j. In Van Be.hsrck. John ,. Hsrrish. W m. Jacobs,
Gilbert Davis. WIN. Van Wyck. Philip Burrevea
John Hsctsr Tnos w. THORN Z. PrssidssA
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RAILROADS.

OFFICE OF THE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER X. X.
CO., Canandagus, 10th June, 1874 Semi Annual Di-
ydend Of four cent the capital stock Of this Company
has this day been declared payable to the Stockholders
the day Of August newt out Of the net profits Of the
six this ending that day Stockholders will
eeive their Dividends where their stock registered to witt
At the Bank Of the State Of New York. the City Of New
York at the Office OF Messrs J. E. Thayer Brother in
Boston and at the Office Of the Treasurer In this place The
Transfer Books will be closed for
first day Of August next CHAS. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
NEW YORK HARLEE RAIL ROAD COMPANY.-THE
second dividend on the preferred stock Of the New York
Harlem Rail Road Company at the rate Of eight cent
per will be paid at the office Of the Company No.
Tyon Row and after Tuesday the third day Of July
The transfer books Of the preferred will be closed from
the Esd day of June 70 the 4h day July Dated June 18th.
ls49 SAM'L. n. BLATCHrORD, Treasurer.