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INTENDED LIFE AsSURERS, are res pectf1lly invited
lo compare The principles, rates, and whole proYions
OF the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
with Ihose Of any exi'nng Company Persons Insured In
this Company on the Manual Psn the only plan says
Chambers which The public al large are concerned 70
support they exclusive propheofs Instead Of partial
ones az In STOCK mixed Companies IIclsms superiority
over other Companies In the following particulars. LIS
plans Of payment bring The Institution within Inc reach Of
s classes 2na liza large diVdends ayssoe a. certain
periods 10 pay the premiums Srd Its decreem-ns STOW
discrimination In the selection Of Lives hitherto known
10 Life Insurance herebyinvng The best yes 10 select
this Company Ia. Its Flnauce Committee, (who
among the most reliable In this country sup-nieed s the
funds of The Company 9Th li unlimited Charter provides
nusual advantage 10 RED women, widows aud minors
9Th Psrues may also insure psysbe a. given age
sooner death should occur tn Permits granted Tor Sea
NOysRes and Foreign Residences. sLh. No connection
with Fire, Health, or Marine Insurance.
BOARD or FINANCE
Franklin Haven, President Merchant Benf Boston
Thomas FISCHER, Merchant Boston
Reuel Williams President kenneoec Railroad
LOCAL REFERENCE
John Palmer, ESQ President MerchsA1 B9rk.
Noes Tsy Tor, ESQ Merchant a sO1th-st
Lawrence, Trim bic 4 Co. Merchants, IS Broac.Ei.
Alson Chsnneey, q south 81
Robert @. shaw. Esq Merchant Boston
JUDD dOLLISrER,
Agents, 81 Wa LsL Jsuncey court
c r GILMAN, N. D. Medical Examiner. lJl7 TIA
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Important from Mexico Tebasnterec Treaty
Concluded.

From the New Oresns Pcayuns ixh.
We have the unspeakabe grAthcaiion Of an
nouncing TO our fellow citizens the intelligence that
our energetic and accomplished Minister % Mexico
has succeeded IN efecting q treaty with that Gov
ernment similar Ia its provisions 70 that already
made with Nicaragua, whereby our citizens vii be
enabled 20 carry into effect their cherished enter
prise Of building a railway communication be,wsea
the two oceans which will bring New.O deans
within 10 days travel Of San Francisco
Mr.. Letcher deserves the warmest thanks Of his
couptrymen for the tact energy and unwearisd
perseverance, which be has displayed in condactisg
10 successful close this arduous negotiation. On
New Orleans he has conferred an inimease benefit,
and il will be her own fault IL the whole current u
Pacific travel, with its rich treasures 10 not divert
ed from its present course and made to center q
her port
On this subject, however, we have no fear. We
know that the committee appointed by our citiseos.
At their public meeting Last summer have been
CONSTANTLY and laboriously engaged in the perform
ance OF their duties; that they have m ads the
necessary arrangements with the grantees vbo
hold the concession from the Mexican ioyernm ant:
and that other and important preliminary arraage-
ments have been made, which viii soon be pse-
sented to the public.
We shall return 10 this subject, bat cannot re-
frain from again congratuating citizens on this
suspicious intelligence.
The treaty was made on the 2tth Of June, aud
entrusted Immediately 10 q special messenger .
be carried to Washington City. The messenger
arrived here in the Water Witch, and immediatsiy
proceeded North.
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Further from New.1Iexice.

The 81. Louis Republican Of tho sth has furthG
details of the news from New Mexico brought sy
Mr.. T. X. Aubrey:
Msjor Steen bad made treaty with the Apachcs
Of the Sacramento and in three DAYS after thsy
violated It. The Major was prompt 10 chsstise
them for the violation. On the I'd OF June, with Q
sufficient detachment no left Don Ana TO attack
and punish them. 1t 10 believed be will give then
lesson they will remember.
The holiness and impunty with which the In
dams commit depredations on the people and PFC,
perty OF the Territory, almost surpasses belief
The cases cited are too numerous for repettios--.
They frequently come within one aud two mlse
Of the United States military stations, and IN
persons ard drive off the stock Great dssstisfsoL
lion il expressed as to Col Munroes discharge n
the duties Of military commander. IL 10 frssly
stated that he has neither the energy Of oharaosse
nor the disposition necessary to secure the proteo-
ton OF the citizens, nor any Of the requisites for
responsible q command. These complaints have
formed, have been communicated to the Depart
ment at w arlington.
Col. May, Major Henry, Capt Sykes and Dst
Edwards Of the u. 8. A. were TO leave for tho y.
States on the 10th of July.
Col Calhoun had attempted TO make treaty
with the Utah Indians but il had not been ratified
and probably would not be. The Indians had
promised TO meet the Indian Agent at Albuquerque
on the 9Th of June. On the 7tb, they killed Tires
hexicsDs, and ran off about 5000 sheep, from The
immediate vicinity of the town.
AT santa Fe, the general impression was, that 4
number OF Mexican hunters were concerned with
the Apaches in their attack and slaughter of the
Americans at the Wagon Mound. This IMPRESSION
was strengthened by other statements, and tho
offer TO sell scaps, supposed to be taken from this
party, made by Mexicans to the Utahs
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TROUBLE AT HARvARD.-At the conclusion Of
the Commencement services in the church. the Of
fcers OF the College with the graduating class, and
many distinguished guests, marched in procession
to Harvard Hall to partake Of a collation. but here
scene wss enacted which was neither sntioipa-
ted by the Professors enumerated In the printed
order OF exercises. The meats furnished by the
caterer were it 10 said. owing TO the hot weather.
unfit for human food, and the students were 90 az
cited in consequence, that after throwing eli of 4
that was within their reach out OF the windovs.
they then marched in a body from the hall. The
scene was one Of considerable turbulence.
Boston Courier Thursdsv
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet-Morehe head -Bates-Bu tterHclA,
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday July II, 1850.
There seems to be no dispute about the fact, tbs
yesterday the members of the Cabinet were for
mally notified that their resignatons had bsen 40
cepted by the President. Both on Monday and
Tuesday, the old Cabinet held meetings or caucuses
in the Attorney Generals room in the Treasury
Buildings, at which most Of the members wcre
present They viii doubtless go out with a. good
a grace as possible. Three Of the old Cabinet
after their connection with the Gsphln outrage.
could scarcely have expected Mr.. FILLMORE to
continue them, especially with the verdict of CON
demnaton placed upon them by the House Of He
representatives..
That Mr. MoREHEAD OF Ky. has been invited "a
seat in Mr.. FLLnoREs Cabinet, does not seem
TO admit of reasonable doubt and have heard
that the Post Office Department was 10 be placed
under his immediate supervision. II this be true.
then Mr.. CoLLANER, contrary TO my hopes and ex-
pectstion, viii go on. with the rest doubt the
policy Of the change, though advised by those in
fnitely more competent oil Judging than myseH.-
The pretense that no distinction should be made
by Mr. FILLMORE, has nothing 10 sustain IT, Both
the country and the House of Representatives
have made distinction, by condemnng the Gal
pbinites and know one member Of the Cabinet
at least, who not only kept himself entirely aoof
from that discreditable transaction bat who woald
not have remained in Gen. TArLoRs Cabinet, had
not Mr.. CRAWFORD intended 10 back out AMI, IN
the unwrrtten history Of the Cabinet secrets are
revealed at any future day, IL viii be found. ia my
Judgment that three out Of the seven members u
the Cabinet kept their garments undedled from
this transaction. Ii is therefore, wrong In princi-
ple and unjust Ia practice, TO say there 10 dis
tnction, and that If one goes, oil must
Nr. BATES and Mr.. GEYEk Of Mo. are both
strongly recommendedto Mr. FILLMORE 10 gentle
men every way worthy seat 10 his Cabinet; and
be is strongly inclined 10 offer the other Of
them aplace. fthe Northwest IL 70 DO Represents,
ed, / know Of no two gentlemen more preemiasst,
" qualified than those whom | have named Mr..
BATEs il very decidedly anti Propaganda In bis
feelings and views which may eventually pre,ou
derate in his favor, and secure his selection.
What wrote you some time since az 10 the Con
toy prisoners ct Cubs, has been confirmed BY iotei
Hgsnce received at the Navy Department fron he
naval ofacer u command of he squadron cruisipG
OF that Island. The soar Letter" of the Ne,Sf
Ameiean consequently falls to the ground TAsrs
has been no time within the last three wsska thst
our Goveuneas has aaicipassd the Sishssas @
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MEDICINES


~ This Medicine VI snduTiog ecscy justly prssd
eorecior Of ali dsOrdefs Of The stomach aud bowels tns
common symptoms Of which are cosuveo-ss spssms loss
ofsppete sek hesdsche gittpess sonso OF oostng sr
meas oizzDess Of the eyrs drowsness, sad efsnpl9s
pans n ths snmAch and bowes fhese symptoms 6-ioS
Suffered 10 remain torpid state Of the liver soPosyenes
and AL NE horrors u dyspepsia are experienced Every
cncuon " the frame certain excnL prosreed out
little perseverance and Ire Of Brandrehs PIs VIII
even restore the system ms s,as " misery Two 0
hfee doses oil ve- hs al eiet OF their ssulsry In
ruenee The stomach will speedily regain ia str-ogth
nrsny action OF The liver v take place and insaf
OF saesHess beat pain and Aund d spear cssengh
sessiy and Fenewed healh vii be The 1issset result
Trey are specially rec0Tu ended for siomsch coughs,
Goes Fever ard ssue, (vhch they surely cufel ashne
YET TOO rec 40 incugence table they restore the
system 70 iis ra'urAl Stale Of heatay reoOss
PERSONS OF TAI habit who s1hiect 20 hesdache. gdd
ness cro~ sns 50 and singing the ears asnz from
Rree Tow OF blood TO the head saoui never De without
%. NJ 81 many highly dangerous symptoms will be
ed by their Immediate use
FOR FEMALES generally the Brsndreta PITS canno.
De too highly spoken Of They al ohstru -tons
fve energy and suer gh cure he disessug hsaische
unfortunately 20 prevalent with The depression OF the
spHlt duness Of sight nervous sfecl1ls, bO.caes pim
Pes fahow ness Of the fkir are al removed AZ rveols
ooom ard general sprgttioess indicate NE power and
heaAoness e Brsndreths PILLS
Ladies AZ deieaie periods will 6nd tem uurtvslled they
wsrrrs and costveness.
Let be remembered that Brsndrsths Pills easy Ia
the operation, ard yet unite midness with eff .eoev, ard
require no alteration attention diet during their
soic1 IS cents per box, with fa1 directions 2i Broad
wsy, New York. iyt7 Sgeodiss
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NEW-YoRK LAuHpRY.

NJ. ID srhlNE-oI. NEAh NASoAI.
rfNO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, FAHILtEs AND NEW
SHAT DEALEas-This 10 one OF the most perfect
Lsundres IN this any oher country. IL erected
expense Of about four ID J0s1nd dollars and II CON-
bnes ne 70 lowing sdvsntages
lot Persons leaving the city 10 haste can have their
clothes washed and honed IN superior in two
hCurt' ume.
q No other Eatea 10 need 10 the washing department
bet pure olive oil sosp ard Croon wssr-hence TIE clones
rot destroyed BY patent soaps other patent ham
bugs 90 extensively Advertised 10 the newspspens
3D. Clones washed a. his es4bhshmenI are handled
Win greet esre-pueuar pains being taken rs5 or
tear them IN washing
Al Geruemens shirts done equal to new shir,s
o. % e-genuene1r collars irOned Ia Troy siye-whiie
Ness and white panaloors eleg aufy Toned srd pOshs
AL s can be done 10 where excsp. in q well az pointed
laundry
5h Clchss nsseni lost (which seldom or never hap
persl vii be promptly paid for.
oh CloneswGshed g. shis establishment viii wear much
onger ihen hose washed almost any other place simply
because hey are not Only hand ed with care Du, no nq
ous eFug such most washers 10 permitted 10 enter
re plsce, VIII b Of iiseN soon DESTROYS c.ogses
dreu
Clothes taken and delivered free fro ehsrzefo earring
nSse shfcush he Pecny PoE VIII NEE. win prompt
aficrtion. -
For .itser particular. inquire the Office Of the L,uu-
dry, Is pEuee-sL second story.
MADAME RAYMOND, Superintendent
f.s'-E1ptneneed hands are enployed for iroLing new
tnuH- iyi8 3usF
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GRAHAM FOR AUGUST.

GRAHAM FOR AUGUST.
ANGST SPLENDID NUMBER.
THE August number OF Ora ADAMS hAGALlfE-
surpstsng. IN The beauty Of iis engrsvinRs and ms
merit o. ito literary mstier any other American Magazine,
viii be ready for the trade and s1bscribes
ON SATURDAY
ORAHAhsb now, BY ihe unanimous voice OF me press
OF the country regarded the best Of al tbs honhhes
and emphsrcslly
The August number contains Original Articles from
Z. ?. wHiPPLE, MAS u BUTLER
LEGARE, MRS ALICE q NgA,
GRO PoEsTIrH- ESEA nnvAL.
J.BlYARD TAYLOR, Hsiss L. SMITH, .
G, CANNING HILL, CAROLINE CHCSEBR0'
". GILMORE SIaAs, cHAs J. PETER5os,
DE coRDoVA, r. FRY,
ALFREDO STREET, JAMES 5. WALLACE,
HENRY W. HERBERT, n. C HosNER,
RICH PENN SMITH, GEO R GRAHAM.
ORIGINAL STEEL ENGRAYINGS
TIE ORIGIN OF MUsIc-A most spendidly finished steel
engrsvings IN line. BY w. Tucker
PARIS fAsHIoss-No. OF the very beautiful Fashion
Plates executed In he mos finished style by our artists
abroad EARLIER and more correct than any others that ap
pear IN this Iuntry.
THE sIsTERs-From the exquisite plate Of IN tell Mo-
her Of You" Engraved hezzOnL In the hnesi By
Thomas B. Welsh ESQ.
The BAY ssIPE-Dnwn by Herbert and engraved by
Brightly.
MUsic-Chant Of he Ne-,ides from the second part OF
0oelhe's Faust Musc by Emma 0uvsl.
The very bestauhors Of the country regularly engaged
for The volume and 10 is departments Gahams Msgs-
Use viii show degree Of perfection not aimed at else
where. The editor devotes bis entire Time to the work.
TERMs-$3 per aunum, or two copies for IS. Single num-
0s'' . Genus bE%%iTr DAVENPORT.
STRINGER TOWNSEND, Agents
jyl9 81 LONG BROTHER
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 49,
BOOK TRADE.
The INTERNATIONAL MISCELLANY,
No. 4.
PUBLISHED SATURDAY, JULY %.

PUBLISHED SATURDAY, JULY %.
Price cents. - ayear.
THIS cheap ard excellent Weekly Rspe-ory 10 meat
ing with al sors Of favor the bsnds Of The pubic
The number particularly ch 10 SELECTIONS ths
following contents At q glance clearly show
CosrLFIs No. &
LITERARY CoTERfEs ~ Pass
THE ATHGNEUN UPos NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
THE H.fR
GAS OPINIONS -Househod Worts -,
The OLD hAS's BEouEsT; A Story Of God.-Duohn Uni
verSiiy Magazine
THE AUTHOR or "TRENaISE "-Soec,stor
THE lvnRY NINE: Tale Of the Frozen Sea Chapters
II. III -Frssers hsRszine
TIVE BELGIAS LAcEhAKgEs Household Words
TIE TOME OF LADY BLEsslNGTos. By Mis- home1-
B-nil-y's M'sceilany.
RECENT fEATHs;
Professor 0rifith TIE Author Of "Mlssrrim1s"-
John Robv -PfoNssor Canstat.
AUTHORS AND BooKsi
E.P. Wbippls-Evsyns History OF Rsigio1-Lsigh
Hunt and the Lsur~a.eship e. q. Sg1ief nonunent
IN WordSvonh-Prancis Bowen, &c.
hiscELLINIEs:
Whsrs a Name Names n al Inserbed.-Goldsn
Rule Of Lf>-Progress Of Mi tots B1odneA.-"O aee
Csught Twice shy &c.
POETRY:
Bob Flelcher-Old Feelings.
sTRINJER L TOWNSEND,
iyI92us 2.2 Broadway
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ROYAL PAPER ndACHE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
6 Hslkin-st West Belgrsye Square.
and aq con,tImIlon HiIl' RInnInghs

and 90 Constitution Hill, Birmingham
rINHE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed agent IN
ths city for MessrS Jennens Bettrdge sons ons Of
the lsrges; manufacturing houses In Europe 10 pre-
pared 10 tske orders for all descriptions OF Pspier hsche
foods and respectfully invites tho merchants and the public
TO call and his pies OF tables chairs writing deskA
husbands poroos fancy boxes card cases glove boxes
chess bosrds wine trays envelope boxes tea csddeL &c.
embracing every variety Of taste and psterns RolOs
bearing fac ain le likeuesses Of Jenny land, taken from
the original.
All descriptions OF the above goods can be executed In
SIX weehs from date Of order.
HENRY l. IBBOTsON, 2ls Pesrl-st up stairs
Ie22 lmiseOd between Msiden-lanesn Johnst
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BY THB IIDylGH1 SOUTHERN IlIL
Philadelphia Siarkes,.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Pan


PHrL.osL' HA. rsursas,. y,y n.
There has been bat little business done 70 d..
owing to the inclemency Of the weather. which -
materially retarded out-of door business. and dc
desire to obtain later advices from Europe. now
over due
The FLOUa mShei quiet The reesipss eootiaue ssS
but he dtmsrd for shtpmeoi 10 limited sses o. seD1sS
IBIS GOOD orsnes i?i PEI bel ct -hich e.y of--
ed For eit, eoosumpiOn prices age FROM IN to sd
for con mon ard exurs b. Rvs fLovs held q SIX
but LOT of old stocs sa6 sw IS Dol sses " 1850
bbls coks MEAL al 27512sli The saopiss Of WssAp
couture very small Sales Of ao5 bosoes good rec e
10 per husoel Rvs 10 ~oah IS cent? Coas u 10 s-tsx
and ard prices have Slightly Improved. s.-s % go
bushels souibsru and Pennsvivanls yelo~ al IS esa;s
Oars In fair request sses Of SO basa-ls psas
Pennsylvania a. ~ o-ois bu.he SAFES Of WsfsEs In
bbls al 3 md bios 81 24f Cents
sALEs oy srocxs.-Fps Boards coo Sch Nav So 80,
S-t slttt DO IS $751; IS Hsrisburg Rd fSt, 81 Psecsyt
vsiia RRd Is; Mechanics Bsot, st 80 a-s1ieg IA
st q csmden and Amboy RIA s6t 81; 81 go Bss
riso1rg RRd %. slf
Sseesd BN,S-s5 Lehiss Nsv'gstan, ST. 900 Plus-
burgh g. sl 900 Sch Nav Go S. 57i 100 Ualoa Canal
III
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MIR. WARLAND, the editor Of the Lowell Courier,
lNl pays The following tribute 10
GOURAUD,S SOAP.

I'VE observe thai Carleton HOyey OF this city advertise
9oURAUD'S Italian Medcasd soap. II is long since We
have the article ard do refer In reference
the purpose which 10 sGd 10 Do particularly sp-
pned Bot say from some experience years back
hst 10 BY far the best article 70 be used In shaving thai
was manufactured II cosIs hide more than the
compare with II In this regard We truly recon-
mend 10 who sheyes himse and uses soap for
that porpose, Instead OF any oils suhttutes'
Mr. WsTlsnd does not full justice " The admirable quail
ss Of 0OURAUDs Italian hedicsiad soapi Il 10, more
Over, he wonderful compound ever invented for
curing tan feckee puppies and al skin diseases, and no
mo<ef values DE health OF her Infant should any
ones soaP N ia shutoos thsn GOURAUDs Soap Found
I'D Me' Welief 81 lss store from mot inl Broadway
s1'o Thk LADiks.-crsae's Ps,eat Soap. We re-
oee 10 hnd thai the lsdles are besowtng upon this
soo aoqoaAed IL 10 meet teal the fErer portion OF his
nk vefd should share N the benehS OF he great re-
.ms " me age They sno viii ever appreciate tlote
"oo nave laeolee for heir good. ManufAe:ured By
Lord, Lynch co. l4l Suliysn-st NY
>xrr.s pessafe 10 oserng 10 The pubic ne following
Sos.nisn IN country
ave ried Cranes Ps,sni Soar, a. manufactured By
Loro Lynch Co. and have examined IL practically
become acquainted with is properties find /. TO be
Es.e1ihuiiy washing sosp TIE sbor required In
- ssng ess Than with orutuGry SOAP while the resus
ss1sfaeiory. There Il uoghiRR In IL that viii
''' "' texture o. any kind Of clothing.
rew-fofk,Juy 10. 1850
cftained Cranes PGieni Soar and Am well se
20 " eontai0s no ngrcc,e1 which could be iniar
1870 aai dehese fabric, which Il u explored
szcslIs,, u paeicay snd find posssss most
stiadsphls, NAY q asa ~ 'Oofn' 0aem'a-
h. Ae BY all he principal grccers 10 this city Brook
"Hans'arEh iyis sas
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INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO-F0RrR.-

A LADY who has Just completed an ens sgsmsnt with
As southern family private governess desires 10 eoter
into similar engagement with family residing 10 or D,sr
NewYork Her course Of instruction embraces E1glisa
tire ucing Agebrs and GEOMETRY French GernAo, Aase
Drawing ard Painting Sssry $50 per snnum win room
board ke- Address II 50 Lexingsoosyeuue jyl9 lU'
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powNrNGys NEW WORK ON

DOWNIhGS NEW WORK ON
rOUNTRY HOUsES-D. APPLETON 4 co. pub
" lsh Saturday, TIE Architecture Of Country Houses
including Designs for Cottages Farm Houses and Villas
with resrks inerors furniture aud the beat mode OF
warming and venladng with three hun ired aud twenty
IusraIons, by A Downing auhor OF Designs for Cot
isges Hints 10 Persans sboai Building nc. Oae volume
royal 8vo 81.
HEADS OF CHAPTERS.
arI-Seciion On the rial meaning OF Architecture.
Wbata Cottsge should be. 8. Materials and mode OF
Construction. Designs for Cottages. s. What Farm
should be. g. Designs for Farm doases 7 Mlscelisne-
Deiss Hints for CoilaRe and Farm Stables. Part H.
tectOD Wbsla Country House or Wills should be TO-.
De signs for Villas County Houses IL. 10 enor finish
Ing OF County Houses. r. Furniture H. Warming snd
Venulssg.
Ezrae Jro~ the Preface II have written this volume In
The hope that be Of some e assistance to the pop
uar taste. For The have endeavored TO
plain the whole subject Ia familiar inter-
all CLASSES Of readers who find yhing interesting
10 The beauty convenience ard fitness Of house 10 the
country. jyl9 2us
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND INDIANAPOLIS
bkAlLkOAD COhPANY-Tns Board OF Directors
have "a. cay declared semsnnus dviden1 Of four per
eeI % he capital sioek ncadnz the amount paid The
30 June Asl payable on and sfter the 25.h July nsI
hodes of soes registered the transfer books IN The
ely Of new.1ork VIII Feceiys thslr dividends ne ocs
ofce.
Ce'nhesies OF scrip shares must be presented q her Of
scssef .hs endorsement bsreoo OF TIE dividend payment
Dated hAdisoa. lid Joly 10 ASA
VIM NJ JACKSON,
jylz swh 5ecrssAry n. and l. RI. Co.
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EXCURSIONS.

~T~ FOR CAMP.MEETiNG AT SING
sssts.f-=-iSSlhG Fare IS cts The large snd CON-
nodious steamer NIAGARA, Capt J Y.
Tallmsn, viii leave New.York for the Camp meeting
al sing Sing every morning during the week, lesv.
ing Chambers-sL at II and Hammond 81. al O'clock
Those DESTROYS Of witnessing the Of Campmset
ing Joining Ia s exercises take this steamer In the
morning and be the ground al early hour. At the
close day the Nsgsrs Will return the city jyl7 fs+
NETWORK AND GREEN
%SFJIER q WOOD LINE OF STAGES Persons
Szs&zzs=kshf& wishing TO yisi Greenwood Cemetery,
by tsAiDR any OF The soutn Ferry Stages Ia NewYork and
crossing the Hamilton Ferry foot Of WhtshslL
viii End stages always ready 20 convey them TO Green
wood the shortest and most pleasant ronIe Fare onlJ
scu LEES lmissl CARLOS GAME Il co.
o. For Other E1esersloas zee YIN P1gs
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~ To BaheT..-A mas meeting OF the Amehc

~ To Bakers.-A mass meeting OF the American
and German Bekers Of New York. Brooklyn, Williams
hurs jersey City and Hoboken will be held az the Ak
erS House OF Call, IN Grand Saturday, goth inst
hear the reports OF the different Committees APP
pointed al as meeting TO complete tie arrange
regarding Joining N the funeral ceremonies
the sd In memory Of The late President ofihe Unted
States of America. We would earnestly appeal 10 the
Bosses give every facility the Ia their employ
thai they may participate In this mark Of nations gref
for the loss Of great and good man. Chair taken at
O'Clock. J. Il. hENNE, President
las ROBERTSON, Rec Sec'y. jyi9 lie