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nnruesftc Ports,

hP,xy ,s,, T. AR .eh,s The,i. L4nH.H, Bo.os, ca.
hse wrcI Thie do Dave Coz, Habit, do hanssr 81
E@sT1N III, Arr srss California Hshbofa Tsrl. ID,
easn4 Hd London s2 'Is,' S,,o, s''vS sy
frB. Goud. Phia.iF. a. Hs~Ii,s Hole. 20 haa xsAg
m,S.dor. PEBBLE Port ssaf lower csasts. osd Or 49,
b,ik Ffankn Cook Havana b. bfss hadseo Chhofa -.
IS.ms Tfssf sproul DO Henry Psy,on, Crosel 90 81 =
10y krste.s hsl, Roononl. Eth Of Hafsroot Denty 49,
ware, hns. M'noLs Rambler vrloy, Mcmac Bfosa. o.
s-udsyI ifcse' May su'ca RYDER. Baltimore; glS ~
Osacs d.suuaton unknown sl j. A. Hobart, Ard t0a Pc.
e.ti Roads. bus VI. J. {. G. .lore.
EFVFiifY-sd July 20. hiiG Ala-rca, Hath. Piii
C1sIINE cid. july 90 b,s Fawocsi, sfousA. Qs,es,.
PAIL RIVER, joy ll-Ar. s.hr' May Pai,eroa, sasrs
~ %. John Fraser. Bsihass to up Nina lOs.a, B-..
Ito. " ILoue Du"ee Albary Bsrs hnel Al -.
" H6i nEs HoLE-In sotlgb stq An, brs prs. "a.
Brclss {. for Providence irN jane. Foster Mac ~.
~ Yo,. Mary Recf, R,}it- Casis 6r PfoT.ls,e~s
Cree, Iion an' 1870 ~ - ~ 80. %. Ahssh
10y io fr hsv Haven; Abts arrne. Aies. Bo-ia q, ~
rSo,.,,. fsrrst,s Blyn. s-c est Jots rsLet ys..s
iof Nss York Ehysbsih hSr "n Pfo'5eacs ~ Do yss
f.t. Macias or DO he'iitn' b1ell 81 90 IA
Pits Nenl snd cate Barrett Rocahni So Do. Ca Ass
Fs Portland for Do so9-nor wsisee Hsrrusioa Sr a. z
Boston Malar- tosr' Ne~i'rk Tor PoTtaad Jsshy u
HARTFORD Joly BAT ,.ir.. WIN. 5 Camp, Barr,v A.
F. n WEBSTER. Gnswoli. NeWiof
MY WISH port ID. bar. Nloohse bo,s ogi ss r,,.
scrs Nabrstn NssLngon, from Msvgorda, Isl % h,lt,
swYorsi Fooloniss, from No ion, just arr.
MOBILE. jay Arr Zip frrcas Fernere, ~ srs.
Gretsr ftte,'or, Phi Emnr, norton web'te Pos, la
NEW MORT. July i2-ArL schr williamson Jf, Nay D.
for Pa In pou p s.. most Of the vessels gsvislsss
NEw-oELEANs July 6--Ar- .team,hp Aefico P,Ae. Ia
anoa Galveston. Below .cir FRoser. n Braso., ca A.
Bay State, Lorop, Bord~aUv. Pane. 6olibs Phia btn
Ssyony Hoves Mar,eles s6.aa Brewer, Koopmas Bo.,s
buss Lola. ,Sp..l Cssas, BUc-l1s Phgnis lssrj Ciss
sto,kiolmj Narnus star To0rse-l. Nayy Bay.
p K. .ehrs I.asc Meurt Wrsit Albany; }. MsUea oR
man. DO So .elrs. Alexander, Nev YorA Camilla, Banysas
YEWBCRY PoRT ju,y I,-Au. sctr. Arcte. soal-ou Psa
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1890 -. co. This deot Of ga 40 10 tho city
states '"o. .,o.s and. property to the amount o.
nss 20. ~. re :. valued ty TIE late Finance Commes'
go - recommended, that the city may Dc
lon, from The enormous burden OF tarat'on.
ordinances The revision Of existing or''"a"'
COS the framing of others much needed, and the''
proper publication, was recommended A'so ',S
adoption of ordinances thoroughly Organizing t~
Police department, and defining N street terms 'T
duties Of the city officers, was spoken oi rs
needlul.
Public Grounds. During tho past year the 'ol-
lowing grounds have been purchased iof City Pn-
poses: The apex of the triangle formed oy .'o
pnc,;on Of Newark and RsilrOad-avs., for inc sue
of Wotch-H House and Offices TOR the l'eo''ue'
and CITY Clerk lot IN Bano"-st tor nous 'o'
Fpqiue No. ); lot N Essex-st. for -'s'ii' w. -
and four lots in Brightest. for the erection o. "
School-house for the Thiri Ward.
| r. Deuorf,aeaL--a new engine n 81 ,iOJ, and
ao,v roat and ladder truck at $50 have been
rroc,red 4rring the past year. The Department
Is svoken of az in prosperous condition, anu ''e
apparatrs is in good order.
Strecls-A reid enforcement of the ordinances
relative to keeping the streets clean was spoken
! Of as necessary to the public health.
pbarres 07d Piers.-1he existing ordinances
,elatve 70 the control OF the wharses and pier
not being properly enforced, the message recon
7nended the imposition Of wharf tax on all good
pernitted TO remain the pier after certain
/ length o.. time.
Public Lnmps.-The message mentioned thai
| a Gas Company had been formed during the pas
wear. and minated the advantages OF lighting
the streets with gas. At present there are l3'
camphepe lamps, which cost, for fluid and wlcks
s. 30 per year. Add, for expense of four watch
men, lighting, and for repairs, and the sum i
gil 30 a wear each for lighting-a much less sun
than lamps cost in the neighbOring cities.
Iuns and decentralization was called Il
the propriety of righteousness in the issue of Ii
censes. The message favored the granting Q
licenses to well accredited applicants, under salu
tary restrictions.
Aims HouSe.-The Alms-House has been com
pleted and is well suited to it's purposes. Tn
necessity for the establishment of a work hous
was regarded as mperious. 1t reed not be exper
siye. and would aid in defraying the expenses {
the City Government.
| Educdti0R.-This contemplated IN It's Der
efts and compliment was paid to the excelienc
of those in Jersey City.
Uater.-At the last session Of the Legislator
an act was passed. giving to Jersey City very ia
powers to introduce water into the city. Enceu
agement to the project was recommended.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

MAYORS MEssAGE.-The Message
his Honor Mayor Manners, to the Common
Council on Tuesday evening, entered fully and
clearly into discussion OF the various interests
of the city. A statement of the condition o
the different branches of the Municipal Govern
ment, and various useful recommendations, are
embraced in the document. Its Introductory
remarks adyerted to the fact, that, since early
III may last the city has had no organized gov
eminent TO the serious detiiment of public bust.
ness ana the interests of the CITY; aud urged
the necessity OF prompt and vigorous measures
to repair this injury as far as possible. An
smendment to the City Charter was urged
which would prevent the recurrence or s;,,;.,
unpt oedentcd diticulties-sueh as b,vo lo,.,.a1
the organization OF the City Governments
FsnGace.-The financial section of The -
states that the obligations Of Jersey CITY ,n,o,,n,
TO $52,ll6 o., from which deduct $3,63i IS nos,
in the Treasury, Sl2,Sl5 % Arrears Of taxes, and
$l,l36 Il bond and interest-and there is left as
the City Debt the sum Of $3i 400 l5-payable at
various periods up to 1864 The commune atior
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EGFRiRn Ports.

A. Grsyaua p r., July q, JarAs 81 Lasrel,e, waitns
tat srrI Trau Purner, osi lor New York brg an.
as Hopt New York "a 10 ssysi scLr Noa Ju' rived im
ATT O., coe.. Jrre O. roa F By Hayara SD 18th, shp
sLaIsttafe. Lf.wl. llil. AsFaU. p Antwerp.
from B0leri, Jugt d. iu,uas Prince. Carey y York
a. h. mere, june -, o. ant VI &C.. Rfa Tor London
AR. 40 antwerp, jane o. liza, Atwood. ftyto
Ar Hamburg june %, set homer lran Ne" orleans
AR 70 Ereueafen Juue 80 Auguse, Soldering, Balmore;
Itscsp4a Holman, tDi -.iu, Aug stls, hluey Hamburg
Sd rym Eo.a ~ June B. trot 2'il swan Carer, New
Of.-ars. tor Ma Yciaj
A. Calcutta MAY d. chip. Atl4.arn L.vern5rs for Boston
tg Element Barley, Tor >-Nors CO cays Courier, lBr
r G. -oni Esslr F4nel IyyQ0n, saisr kltahdn, More
and Jlr=- Ttcrrl. Milling lr London, dE; ". A. C00per
seafs, bark Franc. n .0r Boston or tys tt
lC st Naioga Trsrr. China Ia h- 2th bark Hoifnd
Cs-glu. Boston, Sand Head day. Went 20
h, - Alaua, c. BY. London tth, Cato H-ary Boston
Pontac, Iieltwell Tor Ca. TIA
No Amfucan vessel - smyrna l1th u't.
At Malta, ga ult .brg Nafe Burd-tt, io Boston or NY ID"
sa led irul Palermo, l u' ,cLr Luce, sic ' Do''' 4'
New lors.I -,
A. Rochelle 9Th Ut brig Wrrslsr .Pru) ior Boston, ~
Al Banfur 9Th ut., lp Ashland. iirirg of boston i,ly
Ar o. 81 Nlr-nt-, h ut 8cAr Pamfefo' on A7AAA1ia'
only American vessel .- .-t
Cy about met brig Alsostara, CARVE from and
i1r View iork. uut
m NJ Navy bay ITh trg Mechanic Cole I'm n oreaus
Az Ponce H. about oJh ut, tirs Hyperon BENJAMIN Tor
New Ycrs; Magnolia Dosne from New Haven l arr New.
Haven Hunter from aus do, unci bus j. w k~sui John
p fr N- York lds Exporter McDoGad, from S. Thomas Tor
BALTIMORE "a st SD 30ih, BARK John Colby Hatch, Tor " fork
Csrshates Cuba brs Random, Tor Newport loading
Captain had broken eg By aAs down the hatch
Sailed from Havana Cd met ship Columbian Burke, forS
Abaeo, Sd Hst rLr Gil Bias, BesEvs, I'm n. f,jus'r arr
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ALBANY. July f-Receps Of ,hs past twenty four hours
FLOUR 20 tbls, WHEAT 600 bush, CORS 300 busn
OATS goo bush.-ln FLOUR nothing has been doing
Wheat. eco bush. Mediterranean sold Sic and 500 bush
Genese a. lie CoRN, sales bush a. jr f uusound
and SC Tor sound liked Western OATS 900 bush sold
az f.lc- PRlsON NHlskY Is al 21c
NV ORLEANs, July s-Ths SALES Of CorToN today
reached 5C0 bales a; 81 Tor 10 - miiing The sales Of
the week have been 70 200 bales aud tho stock on hand ia
1900 lslss PohE Is dull at So 80. Ohio FLOUR sells
s. - MOLAssEs &c.
NtwOkLEANs, July l0.-Sales Of CorTON today 100
bales at pc FOR sTct udddDy SIGHT EXCHANGE on New
York Is at 4 cent premium. WHISKY selsat &c
NEW ORLEANS, July l2-COTToN sales to-day $50 bales
Good mddlng quoted at lcsc.
CHAELEsToE, July l2The saes of the past three days
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PHILDEIPHIA, July IL frired-Sean'rps City Of Boston
FstEeook Boston oydanah Alexander Liverpool brgs Port
land (Br.l Scott Windsor. Ms Emehne, Pendson Lynn
Kinds, Perry, Boston PtnAra, Finn, do scLrs MOOT faF
tbe Passport Hamlet NckersOu Providence; X Godfrey
Lee do; Virginia, WnshiustGn Fail River; Richard BORDEN
Jaes D. ; Mer hon, sprasg Boston Henrietta h-en New
Bedford; iarkn, Gbbcn Naeam Ao0n haston Cas jo'p
Ann Aston, Boston. New Globe Lows, New YORK r,L,
ships Granite State wilcox vera cruz Deit
ware, Seymour, New York virginia, Teal h,hmond y no
Grauie Stephens, B. bark Cecilia Br WOOL chi
buro Lady OF the Lake. Br Hi, Irnnad Pst Spun
Fmelle. Peldetou, Lynn Sarah snt' TreaweD salem p
Boston; -r.. New Gobe, Lewis NeNUarypOu; AT
eehun state, Cambridge; w Godfrey, Luce, New Rochelle
Rtal Borden James Ta River; Friend Haet Boston r. J.
mei,er Re t.ou, Salem Iakn Gon Boston sally Ann, Wal
or Nancy Bishop, Kelly, Dshton CLEOPATRA Honch Paw
iucket.
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WEDNEsDAY, Jnly I4-P. NJ.
There has been considerable tameness

There has been considerable tameneSS
evinced today The transactions are few Harlem
was the most active; 900 shares sold yet il
remained firm at 7l7s az. The abundance Of money
Is too great for any serious continued decline Money
"a plentiful than any other product the markets,
raw or manufactured, aud consequently the general
tendency Is 10 rise in prices, Stocks inclusive Erie
fell of a for the opening, but strong purchase
made at the close of 80 shares at So buyer three days
After the Second Board 100 shares sold at ss4, cash.
and SSlS was freely offered, but refused kewJerssy
Zinc was buoysnt, and realized advance of z.
Nicaragua receded D. Albany and Schenectady was
wanted, and advanced y cent beneficial sale of tae
FIRST mortgage Convertible Bonds Of the Cleveland,
Psinsyile and Ashtabula Railroad was made In private
to-day at rs The Read is un6n'hed bat It's prospec-
dive value Is properly estimated by the foreign capitalist
whose account il was bought Delaware aud Hud.
son Canal sold at the Board at y advance Daupbu re-
eeded q, and Pennsylvania Coal Ia = cent.
The Africa, which sailed to-day, took
S6C067l in specie of which SIS coo In silver aud
the remainder In geld, mostly American.
In Freights there is rather less Offering,
and rates easier The transactions of the last fe
days are thus enumerated To Liverpool, are rather
easier, with engagements Of COCO bbls Flour at 10
al $1,000 bush. Wheat aud Corn O33. QO.4:
1900 do bagged by the skip O4aOllb: and small
lots Cotton, o'is 2 70. To London, $50 bb. Resi-,
q 200 ties Beef 3; 500 bbls on Cake. 1OoO5bls
Flour 9; and 30 hhds. Tobacco. - G. To Gl.syor
5000 bush Wheat, IS. To Amsterdam. ion n,s
Measurement Goods 0 90 To PoIt Phiho Aps,ra,l,
30 cents 2 foot, with lille ofrriug exceptas na.,eo.
gers, which are taken at 5000 $685. accordo, 4, sc
eemmoss0ns Sc, 10 San Francisco, ra.es vary from
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Nero POST Charleston u hours, with ndss
and passengers, 20 Mailer & Lord.
Colby Hatch, Ponce p. r. 10 days 70 h souma
& Son. Vessels left before reported. .
aryn, NOlw) Olsen, Bergen Norway 80 days IN ballast
with lig passengers, to Schmidt a Bachen.
Token, Prince, Kingston, y. Y, for Bangor
Brig symbol (Br Newcastle Eng, - days. with mdse
The has experienced heavy weather on the
passage bulwarE pt sails and received other dam1se
Bg Chesapeake OBJ DAWSON, kngston n y bound to WIND
sor.
Rrr cleaner Br) Fuller Harvey ~ B. Is days with feestoae
% B. Henderson
BIZ Amulet. spoford, Roudout or Boston.
Seboorer-Nm Gregory Packard, kOnd0ut for Boston Buin
Ellison mlbree: John Burton Kingston for Eastern por Alb
bot Lawrence Allen, Boston Daniel We's, smith, New Lon
don bound Albany. Mary 4 Love oYe New London bound
to Albany Homer Pa Boston, C. X Samson Perry honou
Tor ,lowen Chas. Parker, Pcon, Virginia Senator, Myers
Baltimore; Emma lie Russy. Wcks edmond; o. H. Perry, hef
rel Rondout for Boston Richmond Penny Kingston, ~ u o
Boston l. Of o. r.. Morton, Kingston, n " tor Boston
SAILED Steamships Africa HARRISON. cor Liverpool Jame
Adser. Dicknfan, for Charleston.
WIND-Sunset ". n. w. ami light
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Nv TpieRrnnli.

BOSTON July lfArr ship Ascutua Cadz June 10, az 1901
one with the whaling scr Antarctic OF Prov
ncetown boats and broke rail and oul
ard side, plank shear, &c. Tue Ascutna lost
tboom aud head June ~ ship Isaac Bell IRON
Mobe tor Have 3Ot T. NJ lat a S. long A. 30, saw shlD
John Haven from Liverpool Cor New York Also schr H. r.
Simmons. and Romeo Philadelphia Aid, NewYork.
CD batks Gem, Philadelphia Renzl, New York 0rgs sareh
Wms Cienuegos; Rebecra and Frarces; Empire, AMI H. r
CUSHING Philadelphia schs Psret Norfolk Victor New York
CHARLESTON July Esd. brss Clinton, Newforkj Dels
ware. Northern Iort.
NEW ORLEANS July l-Arr ships Euphrasa, Boston, Mary
Ann New York.
July bar, ship, serampoe, Corsica Boston, i bark'
p. ~ ADrL
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saturday next The money Is n complete tho compF
ny. line Of navigation, AMI oil open ehnoei % n'"
kt for distrct rich II luminous Coal as wen ~ AZ
rieuliurpl products The bonds are endorsed ~ ."7
Directors Of the Company In their individual oapacy
The following table will show the caSn
rabire. and s,.ets e the New Orleans Banks 'ne'"'
ina the circulation and specie the 27ta OF June
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HOBOKEN ITEM 5.

~ The body of a man hoated ashore,
opposite the Club House, Elysian Fields yester-
day morning. An inquest was held by Justice
Browning, and as there were no marks OF vo-
lence, the verdict was, Found drowned" lie was
dressed in linen pautaloons, red flannel shirt, fine
boots. and had belt sheath knife around his waist
He was supposed to be about 80 or AZ years OF
age, and 10 have been in the water about ten days
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DisnsfPIa, Acc.

HrNGAEAS, Paer-on which cleared al ST. john \. b
tie 4th June for Lepo reported Ashore 90 tie y W. side Of
Grand Nauan Island, h oi wdte utder unspp.t Tue
soaJ ship ~ Bartow Pope Of this CITY, valued at
$1,000, partially insured this The underwriters agent was
dIspat, I'd 20 her this morning.
BA. C0NrHcE which has been lying on the Flats a. The West
Branch past having bees raised from her
u -iou by gers aud RATS made OF water cak,
the wharf ogpos Go-gor Va, Oh Thursday last
BoarD had been held Key West 30 INST the
bari Nacoohee she b. hove ani required
Gas EHLiScHrs, which cap-z- has been taken
and al tie wharf Elizabeth City, ~ C., 9Th int.
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DIED.

On Tuesday afternoon 18th inst PETER JAMES, Joseph
PifRoi "a e year 81 bis
s friends the fnenis Of the family are respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral from his father No D. East
Broadway on Friday r. NJ, without further notice
ON Wednesday, fh inst, FRANCIS NYE. Of William add
Mary Jane Quincy, aged 10 months and Is days.
Tie relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited -
attend funeral this Thursday Afternoon al o'clock from No
50 Pike -,
Baltimore, the 4 inst in the ia year Of her age RI
consor Mr. Stephen CuyerSen and mother 81 Mr- J.
of beuevOence and she eeiet Dut 10
kpow Many reaves and friends dieu-i by
abcnce consoed the that she departed
n hoJe OF a blsiul immortality.
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PHnADE1puIA MARKEr. IVednesdqy

JOY % be- Tsil tie -Fnr ss nate ily retarded cl--
ropeIa,5rf sd here Is t s business dJins- The
f-orG n4ket IS very cu'e- There Is 6lt it7 l y Ior
shipment and he CIy s4ies recytted -v hundred
barrels Ohio, 20 - and Wts-ln extra ar Sf3t t. barrel
Frssh ground PeuIsy vsuia IS still e- 40 81 % Ses IN
l5 the supply Il the retailers a. bakers A. 81 =
FOR common and .o,d bra a1d s. Fl 60 81 for
quality. Ia RYE fLoCR SD L1RN MEAL, 90 further
trsusac0Es The arket. poorly q-d with Hf At and
30 = vented. Sales Of 3tnu bIsh-s prime Pr-lsy
While o. 1- Of superior hcr Delaware Rcd Wheat
tie rs- arrival II tfe li 40 - per hIs-l Com
limited est 1890 bushels Yellow sold a. I5tc,
s0at lot Of Delaware OARS sold a. 81: p-g bush- which
i further advance. WHISKY n good demand, aud 80
IL ! -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....JULY Il.
Cleared,

steamhpJames AJser Dickinson, Charleston spohofi lies
ton Co.
Ship-PhenS, Coles Campeaohy Crosby, Croker Go. -
Prince. BOnaTe, Nemth sons fdu boees pL
Barbadoes via Norfolk J. B. G. A. Hamilton Peter Denul,
Hoey, Savannah, Demin Co ,,.--.
Bres-Amue spohorj, Newbuyport r. w Trundy Leadoett
er Br) Palmer, Dahouse, Barclay Livingston ChesalAe
Jamaica Funk Melncke Emily, Young Thomaston w
EUs Co Mary Ellen, (Br) Day Liverpool, ~ 81 j. b. q j.
A. Hamilton. ~,
schoouer,-Patmos- SANFORD Richmond, C. H. Person wake
NJ Freeman Co Magnolia, DAVIS, Georgetown, Van Bruui
ssRh Tosa CroUell, Philadelphia, master Surf, Mailman
Port au Prince sursess Co. Cornta Franklin, Boston, Day
ton & Sprague
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NETWORK DAILY Tr1s1BtNE, THURSDAY, JULY 49, 1857.

.. h,en 70 limited extent At prices raos Y tom !@
lie The msrket Is dail, snd eSh'O's "'1''"S '''
M ORLEANS July ISCofon -SsFs to sss is.sI 20
b.l.s A. 0mins prce'. The ATete a"'e'' ''n7 ~ '"N
lat Light.
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1)ainiinq, &r.


ZINC Warranted pure
IL The NEW.JERsEY ZINC CO. Warehouse, Neg
Deyst prepared to supply their Zinc Paints ssths ~
lowing prices.
No White ground In OIL, &c. per pound
No. White, ground in 0 l. &c. per pound
No. White, ground 10 oil, 7c per pound
Brown sud ack, ground in oil, SIC per pound.
Dry White Of Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZlkC PAINT, .
After thorough test in Europe aud the United 3stea ~
boeA found 70 retain It's beaut and protective qualities oa
than sny other paint For wbiEsness and brancy ~
rvaied IL free from all poisonous properties 80 COMM
and dangerous In other pnents, will soyer-eqaai zee
from ~ 70 100 per cent more space Ihan Lead and Is -
fore, much cheaper 20 the As an inside ps
will net urn yellow, when exposed TO the ,uipngo.
seses Of coal fires the foul air OF ships Their White ~
ground in varnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few nouns form hard and solid metallic coating -
WOOD brick iron and other metallic surfaces, are IemsftS
{ their FIRE proof properties They specially sdx
for marine purposes having been found to resist tho -
dog action Of salt ser, so destructive TO oet pam
Deslals supplied liberal terms by
MANNING 4 SQUlEa, Agents, No % Dey%
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SECOND BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA SALES OF STOCkS-- W tdReSt1Y
Jolly lt-Frsi Boa.d-sI goo L. 5 "a, 10, ri II T. Baus,
37s l5O ScuyRn Nav, so us do 3os do 20; P,uu.
Rslroad Az 20 60 A.; 500 Rsajug Railroad ~ ~ q p
Bank, 1915 Mechauc- Bank. 50, Sch. Nav
-. 80, 10 NorstoWa Railroad, f5 5uO r. tdus Railroad Nor.
AZ, 10 "a Ches and Del Canal 0 So Union Canal i Sch
kSN. !3}s
Send Bsar- so Sch Nav. 207 50 Do 2ok sl9ss1 do
-. 20; 5000 Gin. W. W. 55. lol IS, Peunl H. x
Minchl. K. K, Is 81 900 Gin W. W. O.. ac, To-! $50
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In June, lSj when the road extended u -lgn, Just
one halt OF It's present length, the entire receipts w'e
SGG7 Sc. ~ that t,me too IL possessed all the al
vaIsees of the St Charles and Aurora Bran n Feeter5
The business of the will show degree OF pros
peIiiy the Company far beyond the expectations u
lie sangUinc frends. About the LET of gust I've
Read vii be completed to Rockford whenwe may *
pect very considerable Augmentation OF it. oGsncs5
The secretary OF the Company accompanies the
above statement with the following explanatory re-
marks:
The statements heretofore published Of tha business
Of the G.. and G. [. Railroad have also abraced the
business Of the Aurora Branch Railroad, AMI the H.
Charles Branch Railroad, as shown on our books. As
those branch roads be long 10 separate corporations and
their proportion Of the niugs belong them respec
ively the former method of stating their earnings ia
connection with the earnings OF this Company, m'y
have 10 some extent, msed the public with regard 10
the actual business Of the c. and c. u. Railroad, aud
has not fairly shown the business OF those branch roads
iDasmuoh the figures here toOre given only represent
the proportions 5eoD gng TO those Foads which necessa
Ty passes through the books OF this Company ant -
not embrace the earnings growing out of the way bust
on those branches. The accOmp 3nying statement
shows the gross receipts of the Gslcna aud Chicago
Union Railroad for the month of June, including ii5
proportion Of the business Of the branches oay.
w n. LARRABEE Secretary.
The June receipts are greater than those Of aay PIE
ce6irg month by $4,000.
The following is an official statement Of
the tolls collected all the NevYork Canals from the
opening Of NAVIGATION down to the 7h July, this year
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
ROBBED BY A SERVANT GIRL.-A Street

ROBBED BY A SERVANT GiRL'-A otreet
Contractor named Masters, residing at the head
of North Second-st. has lately been robbed OF
500. Ga Tuefday, a servant girl in his employ
asked person TO give her change for 81 bill,
but handed him 500 bill. She cennot read, ard
did not know s from one of SlCO. Suspectng
that she did not come honestly by the money, he
detained her, and on questioning her, she became
confused. Another 500 bill was found in her
possession. ST arch is being made for the missing
$500.
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p.o.,n,. Of Produce ...JULY "A.

p,, y.,h hirey Boats-is.65 bbls Flour 1888 d.. Wm.
- ~ 90 Provisions so DO. Pork 70 DO Ashes ~ az o-s
lS IS bush Corn, III u do "heat ~V1V 40 O'''' w
rl.,ss = bsles Wool ~, - . III.
RI, galSoadS78 pigs Butter l25i sides Leather
- 9 ,' \HSrls Rqraqd-G pigs Butter Il do Cae'''
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BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-This Board
held meeting last evening at the City Hall, Mayor
Berry presided. Aitcr tome deblte, it was deter
mined, by a vote OF Is to 3 TO borrow 81 600 at
per ccnt. interest, FOR tea years, for the pur-
chase or a lot neer the southern boundary OF the
city, or On engine houte for Engine No. .. re-
solution was pas cd authorizing the borrowing OF
81 G6l, with which to pay town bills for the year
previous to Wi'omsburgh becoming city.