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DAMS so.,s EXPRESS, FOR NORFOLK, PORTS
"A mouth, Richmond Petersburg Wilmington, Raleigh
And the interior Of Virginia North Carolina, will
By the tntsd states mail Roanoke and
Wis Norfolk every Tuesday and saturday ct eoloot
Freight packages AID parees received once untE
81 o'clock Q, day OF sailing 0.r iuland viz
continue to leave daily usnal at o'clock A. M IL ~
Add O'Clock p. All freigbts for the above points n
tended to by inland express must be marked
ADAMS CO., 10 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA ExPREss.-THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG
~ leave to announce to the public that th have
ranged with the Nicaragua Transit Steamship
the exclusive light pact parcels their
line Icing the and sbostest
tie store IS Broadway where they will forward what
be entrusted their with promptness and
patch For facilities by tho above limo refer Mr.
Charles Morgan of the Nicaragua Transit Company
No. Bowling Green. NB.-Our special messengers will
THOMPSON 4 co. sS Broadway.
CHASE 4 co.'s EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ Ncaragua the only that route Freight thi-
ty five cents ID July 10Th Open policies in Atlantic
Mutual InsaraDce Company To Boston AMI Philadpa
daily 10 Charleston and Sow herp States Saturday To
SPECIAL MESSENGER TO EUROPE EDWARDS,
8 sANDFORD CO, close dispatches by steamer Africa
Wednesday, July 10 when member of the firm his
way 20 Eurcpe will take charge Of bonds legal documents
or otLer valbabi.s
EDWARDS. SANFORD CO.. SO Broadway.
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rEAKGHApH-


EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SUBMARINE ELEC.
~ trio Telegraph Companes-Chicf ohoes London and
Isris with stations Liverpo- Manchester Brniosh
ther principal cities of Engas and In exclusive
peetop, France aud Belgium ssh all the lines of tee
graph on ths continent OF Europe
be sub marine les in successful operation
tween Dover and Calais and between Dover and ostend
arr tie exclusive property of the above named companies
1tlesrapho charges have recently bcen greatly
duced.
table 81 rates with all other noedfui information is
IN eourse of preparation will be ready for dis
tribution, by
j. hUNttR Agent American Department.; ohioc No. 7
Rumford ttreet Liverpool
u. CRAIG No. Hanover street New York.
EUGENE FULLER Merchants Exchange, New Or
lesLs.
A. CARROLL Courier once, Charleston; and at all
telegraph Offices throughout the United States British
American Provinces.
rTELtGRAPB NOTICE THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
.he New York ADD New England Union Telegraph Com
hereby that their the
purpose If and considering reports of past
ons choosing president directors SECRETARY trea
sup.rn for the ensuing year and
execution Of other business that be
tiaI the interests of thu company will he held the
Unen Telegraph ofce in Wall street New York, the
hrd Wednesday Of July, 1868 a. ~ o'clock A. M
l. /. SADLEH SepIetasy,
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CAsTLE GARDEN-oPERA SEASON. cARD.--THE
:s
;;rs; e that may be regarded as
ss q
# on n: mich ".
T 5 s With sss
faithful ransl tion Of sh.t stage
In order to give .ddisons ss sna psrm.
yies . 0ps,. and E.uaor the prn
psnsforte soes in style easy Of exssut by panss Of
most sceem pi,hed professor '''A'' q 'uS
Tn. %nsiS Of each may be detached land
w0r X, %. % M Times the cost Of che T.
Is5; md bGas., LS,s.sss they win b quite air
but which DO not detached mu.i.
sss .n srf Ssa
W.Is:roH Sg SIxya Ay1
es ai,.s s ..ss''..'r'. x,,,..,
SvIkY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
A STAR COMPANY
Of Fquestrisns and 0y mnasts
Asnission 30 all parts Of the house, q cents.
RANv.RD's MISSISSIPPI, TUE GREAT ORIGINAL
~ panorsna o. ne Mississippi river has returnsd. 20 us
visited BY milioos OF persons nearly the
nsas sss nov a. The ss a So g5OsS
half price MT Barnard win explain painting per
sonally
r Asst WEEK OF EXHIBITION OF TIE NEW YORK
Crystal Palace models TO be ut $50 Broadway City
Assembly Room Admittsnce2 cents; children half
Liberal arrangements made for schools from 10 A. NJ to
y. N. Ii. LOEWENBERY,
ENRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CNATHAM STU EFT eco
LEA Proprietor. The above emit open ry
afternoon At o'clock ard IN The evening the
StatuAYy" BY Mile Casinsta Troupe Of Model Artists %
gther With variety Of performances For farto
particulars bills of each day Admission Soats II
Private bsxss 80 cents Stage seats with cushioned
chairs Sh; soxss 20 cents; Gallery, l2>k cents
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fyORPoRATION NOTIcE.-PUpLIC NOTICE 10 HERE
W given to the swn.r or owners, occupant Or sesu
Effected sherssy that the assessments have been
peted BY the and lodged in the ONCE Of
e Of for examination by all persons
ssrss.sd Vi, FOR h:rgns she ssstsrly Sidewalk Of KIs
hfscse by such nouds all the several
~ lets upd lots piecss and parcels OF Land
situated the side of street. between
Monroe ard Cherry streets Ne 10 Ratgers street All
whose sfeeted by she above named
and who opposed to the either Of
tAen requested 10 present their objections in writing
- shs vt Their Office No Hall Of Records
W1ekh thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGS
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLGS>M sNlELL
Once Bureau Of Assssments Street Department July
q
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RoxHsX Tn.TsESDooss OrSS At X: CUE
1'.ss' :'''' ifhs T;ss s ss !; s;;';ia:.
s.osA.sds. wi1.s,, Nine OAloshArds Mss Deaf. i.
cI zt%' 81 fSrssflNt Mrs 0''''
a B. s.. Mon. Bisin I.hH.si M Stevens
T:asIsi csa.dins Zoe. .S,.: pss.:
A'Is''' A''':Tf hr wAsDKk1sa BOYS: MISS na'''
n Ae open = :; curtain rise: = * a':.:i.
Monday evening az sZhts 81! 4 Io s;ilor"''
S:I ii: s:::!:
Dance. THE REVIEW fi:s nary r''''as''n -
Caleb C. l. Fox w.; $:,,;.,,s. jss':
THE ALPINE MAID.
RARNuxs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR THE
dogs xHS COATS
Also, WHITES sERENADsRs
THIS 4 sE .sas;
:. the 'v''f PfxS m S'fsias AND PLAYS
by Donsttr. great trouPsof -
TIE SWISS BEARDED LADY,
and All the s.hss ouIs:itiss t. be seen a. usual
First Balcony and Parqust l2H cents extra
CHKIsTy,s OPERA HOUSE, ~ BROADWAY. ABOVE
40 ss =: T:s
with s: :::s .s
nsnes At 8 s'siock ~ ="
RusxLE!s NEW SsL.4 ~. 81; ssR.s :, . CHI
ns. open Every evening .ssSras"d an sasaa
s s III .v:
they have made their appearance win apear above
Week sgsc .s.. .s
R. BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Dirsotor.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AIAsRIMcNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
U Lover Professor Lawton. Boston, formerly Of Lon
don will send to address pt Of dollar
paid slain directions to enable ldss gentlsm 20 win
the dsy voted scctors Of the opposite
their hearts dssrs The process pie bus
captivating thst Ill may be nsrrd irrespective 81 sse,
appearance position end last though least IL
he with and ieAcy that dessetion 10
In possible Add,ess Profs Lawton, Boston, Mass.
letters from the Post Omoe unless ths oosage "
maid
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10 which days all cersous wholesale ae web ~ setse
tesep Who rsgoe licenses requested 70 attend The
fhaxxs Incense is dollars Ana post be o i'd W bank
se,s 81 sDquaDt sill - I'm ad,ataly hereafter
s>re.k~d Tor prosecution ny order of the Msy",i
GsORGy q GI.HSIEE r'-st Marshal.
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cORPOkATN1N NOTICES.

fyORPOkATiON NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE ID
~ hereby given 10 the occupant oesu-
sneeted thereby that the
mpetsd b. The Assessors and lodged In the oee OF
the Bureau Of AssesmeBt for ~ All persons
nterssed v.-For asgsDg Of Second street rem
include All the and lots OF ground
vacant lots pieces parcels Of land situated the
nerhwest 81 Second street and 0 feet
Second street and IS feet 6inshss on avenue A. All
Affected the above samed
ents opposed to the either Of Them
their objections in writing TO the
upaersirhed their Office Ne HALL Of Records within
thnty days frsm the date II this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAhLES BcNIELL. }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
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These ship having bssb built BY expressly fss
govern service every has bean taken " their
N thsy sngnesto strength and spesA
aBd their sss Tor
elegance and oonfoFt.
Price Of passage from New Yorl Hvsypssl, In nrsb
cabin tla In second cabin NO exeasvs Sss Of sxtsa
size $50
Prom Liverpool 10 New York xsc sns f2o.
An experienced surgsonsattAshsd 70 eaeb ship.
No berths secured ontii paid
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AGENCY
AT7E a CO., SHIP AGENTS AND 4OMMyasIO1
LS Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM rvR, = A. RIoaAEpson, Avavsrvc LoNsARS
Reterenoee
sAsTiASO--Ben. BAile Peyton.
VALPAnA Iso-Msssrs. Alsop Co., HsmenwAy q %,
pAnAnA-Msssrs Corvine, Rre a Co., Garrison 4 fr.ss
NM. Nslsg n h Co.
LIvrE Poor-NssmA Bowman, arinpsD 4 gs. wuiax
Sacksep, ftq
SEw YoRK-Asssrs r 4. collins 4 Co., GooSAus -.
Capt SRA Rye steamer Pacific
8ALrEoR ..Messrs John Henderson Co., ThonssS
Hard 4 Co White 4 Elder
SAN FRAHsisco -Msssrs Fiat, Peabody 4 Co.. Ausssy
Sond Hale. phAs Dosns, Esq, J. n Lyon, Esq.
BosroE-Messrs Amm G. Lombard, Eco. Y. b. nr1shss
Co. Giddsp 4 Williams
SauS~r-Nys. PssAias o.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY. 6s WALL STREET-JOdN
III A. FLAMMFR has always on hand farms houses, aud
city and wills lots sale he invites all having property
to dispose TO call ut his office the his
register free Of charge, unless sale is effected
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WOODS MINSTRELS IA BROADWAY, ABOVE
w sowsrd strett-uPsn every evsnipg-u Wood, Ma
mayer prietor Tho by
Musicians aud Ethiopian Oelisaters
cannot be so by other band in the United Stt
See granms Doors open Al Gx concert
seclock Admission % The public respectfully
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SHIPPING.

vrHB NEW YoRK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail SteAnsrs-Ths ships comprising this limo are shs
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DRY axpxlsza.


CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs. PLAIN AND EMBHoI.
~ dersd brochs leng and square do Strangers visiting
the city and ladies repeatedly informed that
Ss
s1. asn him s 70
I'VE cent usual Of Importation At
A.''' and s''"l SssFGs nHFiisTs ysp
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF PARIS HANTILLAs
~ 0nparsllssd Reduction in pres-In order 20 eass.
shs s1;s
- ~
A'A'i'l' 1p'''''n ' esosSE suLp1s Proprietor
AIDES DRESS TRIMMIsss IN /, A rs VARIETY
s i
.a .1 soSDSs Ans
very extensive wholesale and SSAl dealer in ladies' dress
Merchants and niiinsrs supplied the lowest
TR1 COLOR SILKS FOR SALE BY JOHN PA RET /
L Son. No. % Maiden lane.
A&OUaxs. "a,
100000 . yas,s sss: :s
III .ss n'
Sebiedam sehnspps In variety. BY WA q. UNDER
HILL, $50 Broome street.
At WHOLESALE AND RErAIL-COGNAC, RO
chele and Bordeaux bIandies ports sberries and Ma
deiras Scotch and irish whist les Jamaics
assorted brands Of GIN East India Edinburgh
Londn and Dublin porters Havana segars TO- Ter sale
PETEKs CHAMBERS. Importers, 800 Broadway.
DRoPRIETORS OF HOTELS, AT THE DIFFERENT
watering places and throughout the country, are re
quested extensive stock wines
which offer 1t the lowest price Great
induce ments to cash buyers
PETERS CHAMBERS, Importers, 800 Broadway.
CIGARS SPANISH GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE
- to dispose of l6 900 London segsrs first
quality Inquire at II Barclay street.
GUNNER WINES.-HOCKHENER RUDESHFIMER
- Johabnesberrer Stenberger Cobnet Haut Sauterns
Feiste La Tour Chateau MargeAux St. Julian and St. Es
tephe In Of one dozen each, for sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS, I'm orters. 800 Broadway
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CAhDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
- Phia from pier No N.rth ,iy:r-Two li.s, daily a
e ss. q 70
Boy theme. direct ~ sar.-thro.sh hos!.
n s sa Pr s. Returning leave PAil'd'PAi' st
TOR ALRANY-rARE N,-ALBANY AND NEW
Ye,, Inland s::ss EAilIs.a.Iv: s.iy express ;:s
dope. sorn:r White: vi. and c.s.r. streets. .h:..
S. 6 ses ls:s::'' -: i:'
o ,s s a. AID 1Ss Ss.
trains will land passengers At Crstea Fails and ChasSsa
Ball station Of Tryon and Centre street, ~
heretofore.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS DAILY yRon
s.n or IN oas .n.e.p.
with rsashng Bsnals ssIssE
ssM train. sAA Through way trains At II A. n and
Express train, p. n. Aseomnoda.io. train. - and
Passengers taken At Chamssrs Canal ch,stopisr Thir
susa ~ trains isn Canal street ..7x n for Po.sA
1''''' ana sDnus saD' ifRR'a
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY-FARx 30 GENTS,
hs
:'sIssi 4: ana STRIVE a Albany u tins :as
!.y wsd;:sasy and FrSsy FOR s.r.::.T: il
touches At Yonksrs each passage.
IN New Jersey Railroad. DATED States and Bxprsss
q "sI
Pbilsdslph3s a $50 ~ vi. Remington and A. H..
S. s Ss si.:: .HsI rom NJ. York and
DIP from phil.a:lph. rhro.ss tickets :oa and
N:slSg.o1 N:rssis and chsrlss.n in sss ..asA
sxrs bohisd Passengers w.A baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
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FyORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to The owner or owners occupant
paRs Of all houses loss improved snds
Affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed BY the and lodged in the once Of
tbe bureau Of for sxamaation BY all
stsrs.ssa y,.1F.r paving Thirty sixth street, from
vide through the sidewalks Of the TIE limits
brased by such include All the houses
sss.td both side: Of Ttrty street from seventh
80 bth avenue All whose interests Affected
- the absve nsned Assessments asd whs opposed
ths either Of them requested shsr
objections in writing to the usds sixsea at their
Ne Hall 81 Rsssrds wthis thirty from the dase Of
tAis notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
cHARLEs j DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MeNIELL, }
oHcs Bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
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sss II. pr,s. passage Size liquors
''' boys nc
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
Gs.ss s,...: n. for Ssrais md Oregon M
5s,:s, nd NV oI;:.: .;iii:s .so'lo'i r from
patch direct A'pinva in the month July the follow
re ILLINOIS Capt IT,, Sa +. Ism July p
pi:n. csps.n Pi..oa Is,s.sh ticket. tsa:.Ps
NJ y *::s street. ca.siss v %nIRffSs1
city captain Wide July r. aud tue Cherokee Capt
BAXTER July q Freight Or P.s.g: can ;. had .Da
a.
application in person or BY letter
aS sH 1.sa;SS rsss: Sa' new a .ss
soon ss fnishes with steamer oh.rtsr.d win fcs
s ss%sss'; '1s ss s.'; .ss
precisely ats O'clock p to connect with q. :rIe2
sam ' %.n NM: hi:h ~ sail S
% n the s,s Of ss b d. H.. to
elias, in ali respects stand No with the nsursaes com
aeS =:
Se Of @ nad To r. 10 .ss h Of
viii hnd their interest and patrnse
good surgeon viii attached ..smsr service
only enS Mills a s s5 apply
NTyw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
@ SiepTiss.T. E nal.
tn. sD ps s hs OF TM
WEST will leave from Pier No aNorth river o'clock
s%ssHsns ., with s shs and .vo.i.s .s..sip
". ~"
passed IN spssd vsStaion. and sesommodston For in.
'''~'''I SaIs aotGsS gent No. Bowling Green
Mail Bag made up at the cfhcs
A usrRALIAN STEAMSHIP .ccMPAKY-roR PORT
III
oolo.s pr.si:;iy ,s% h'. dock e.:fs 10. Tsi;
TO the Collins line o. steamers .ni behaved win
tons Tor srst second sns third cs passenger saps
those any st.smsr sui. Kases q
bird s' II. seSs.
open ''' :i'fss ss; s syS' Agents 81 Broadway
AUs1RALrA, VIA THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,
G,r s ss EqS M be .nS sys
lively s =. on is inst Th vi" b foaad
1 sS especially A' m *
usIEALIA1cGnlIIppPPER .IsE-TaE nEAgTIr F
sss 'Ip Elliot, 1851 Pearl ". wv s.s
L'oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNITsp STATES
pr and psdd 'sss s. Ala a., M
at o'clock p NJ. from pi.t No North river Apply to
SAMUEL l., MtTrHIBL, 10 Broadway,
The AUGUSTA 1bcmas Lyon on July 10.
LION NUBrOLk, PBTsRSBUkG AHD RICHMOND
United ststs@ Nail Line The st~s hip JAHESTOWN,
Lew Parrish conmseaar leaves pier no - North rvsr
every saturday afternoon vt o'clock The steamship
ROANOKE Edsard Csv~nty. commander avery Tuesday
afternoon At O'clock Freight received Friday ado
;iS; si.ss sssfs
u,uR SALE CHEAP.-THE NULL OF THE SMALL
seamsost Belle o. Passio one yosr old, length ssh
feet breadth unsids beam IL feet inches guards FL feet
depth feet inches fitted up with paddle boxes cabin SO
reedy eSgipe the guards being taken on wouM
msks 4 good sail boat She may he se.u At STILLMAN
ALLEN CO dock foot Of Twslfsh street. East river
L,ok ssLE-TBE YACHT DOLPHIN, ABOUT SIXTEEN
tonr copper fastened and we'll found In every respect
Smith boat kcepe southwest CORNER OF Atlantic
Decks Egpell, "a vLere GLe can DO seeS.
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ERANcoNrs COLOSSAL HI PopRoxE, HApIsoN

On monday afternoon and evening July II, Aad every
afternoon and evening for tho week ending July 10 aha
following Grand Arenc Displays will be performed with
most magnificent pageant ever exhibited -vgRSAILLH
IN 1864 the Grand Floral Car, la Course 6rsque, u
Double Trspa.e, Trial of the Poston La PsrsAs RqM
Eoi.e Scene Of NE srecsn HipPodrome, Rapid Flight
Chariot Rao Flight Of Liberty Horses of he Mane1
fer colored persons IS cents
Doors open ~ ~ and TX P. Performances commend
n And & M.
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UyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND EAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship FRANKLIN Jas. A. Wottan,
sormssdsr win leave fer Havrs touching
~ o'clock pier No. North river. Price passage
$ Bagsass wanted the voyage should be ssst
board the day before sailipg marked Mellow Ne
eksDdis- will be received board asf Thursday July g.
MORTIMER LiVINGsToN, Agent, So Broadway.
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DRIvATE HOTEL.-SEvENJY-FIvE CENTS TO ONE
dollar and fifty cents per day l56 West Thirty ninth
street. Crystal Palace The railroad depos at
Thirty first and Twenty seventh strects Broadway stages
al Eighth avenue cars.
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INSURANCE..

NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
IN pany, Of Plattshurg, New York-Cspita SO OOQ
securely Invested vINcANT L CO.. AGENTS No II Eas
10 steA~t second foor.
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OCEAN HOUSE, JULY T. 1853 OCEAN HOUSE.
" Shrewsbury, N. 1.-The subscriber would inform bis
friends and the public that he prepared receive
and transient boarders and all who deigb
sea ara river 'A'hins' n'n'hs ana '"'ny A. MATHEWS.
B.-The sfesmer Alice G. Price, Golden Gate James
Christopher and Thomas Haight leave Peck slip foot
Of Robinson, and Barclay streets daily, for the
house
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r Asst WEEK OF EXHIBITION OF TIE NEW YORK
Crystal Palace models TO be ut $50 Broadway, City
Assembly Room. Admttance Is cents children half
Liberal arrangements made for schools from 10 A.
y. N. Ii. LOEWENBERY.
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TEE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
L NAIL STE ANsBIPa

STNAn DrTWHKH NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The elsskow aad New FORK Stssaship oompsnys ne.
steamship 6LASGOW 92 ts6 horse powsr.) Robsr
crsis win is.y. New York for osasgex Sat
Sepsemhsrls Al o'slnsk First ssb,n saoon ssAt
.oonsl 4e0 DO do ,nidship ao.l Nb second cabin 40
third GLASS 4aD--stsvsrd's fsss Included. Apply to
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NTOTIcE-THE INTEREST ON TIE PUBLIC STOCKS
: E.a f S' M. x0f d,v d: nd p'yss: :Tass
Chamberlain Of the city, at the Mechanics Bank No. 81
Wall street The transfer books wi ss closed Monday
July H. At three o'clock NJ Fer the
stockholders trsnssrs will be during the period
the books remain closed to take effect August
New York. July S, 1858 A. C. FLAGG Comptroller.
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III AMILTUN HOUSE, FOKT HAMILTON, L I.-STEAM-
IL tost EcehoRy leaves pier foot Spring street. North
river at l2t and 3 o'clock; pier No. 8 at ID A. NJ,
l. and r. stsamboaS Barrosa leaves spring street At
10Y NJ, and 5h P. NJ; pier No. North river ii
A. NJ, and q r. N. Fare, l21s cents.
NATIONAL HOUSE LONG BRANCH, N j, Is NOW
IN open for the u v.rs siuce
the NaOoHal has bsen greatly enlarge aud
the house being complies every department. Tue
priatcrs hdsnty solicit the patronage Of their
and the public generally eonsdsnt that they vl ind
bathing and Of sac house
other Watering place IN the Unissd States
STOKES PETIT, Prsprietars
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II ING's HOTEL, 70 ANN STREET NEAR BROAD.
N way -Lgbt airy rooms, for permanent dodgers two
collars per week. Good beds twenty cents night
Furniture all ready Gentlemen desiring excellent accom-
msoaionp c0wt town should call There only fsrty
five in all In this house which is stories hxh
No danger here The lar IL supplied with the best
and scpars. Bar and ofoe the second floor
let for public meetings. SOLOMON KING
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-26

NUMBER Il.

largest contingent. The city has latterly be-
come the favOrite summer resort of a Consider
able number of the New Orleans people. Ma
ny residents of that city own houses here and
many more have purchased lots with an inten-
tion to build next spring. The yellow fever has
undoubtedly been the means of determining its
flying population to seek this distant and heal
thy locality, as Il summer retreat. Money is
loaned here in large amounts on years time.
at rate of interest varying from % to 30 per
cent. Twenty-Five per cent. is regarded as q
reasonable rate. This does not so much result
from an absolute deficiency of capital as from
reidfipe deficiency as compared with the oppor-
tunlties for profitable investment Men exhaust
their means in investment in lands, and borrow
from lorelgn sources on seeing opportunities to
make additional good bargains relying on the
influx of population to afford them chances of
effectlng sales which will yield them hundred
per cent. profit within the same period. The
country Contains more property than popula-
on-and good bargains are plentier than ready
cash.
The fertility and productiveness of the soil of
Minnesota are probably surpassed by no State
or Territory in the Union. 1t possesses all the
richness of the lands of Illinois without their
humidity and coldness The country here is of
the same alluvial character, but is high, dry,
and rolling. 1t yields good wheat and fair corn;
and in vegetables stands wholly unrivalled.-
There is no assignable limit to the quantity of
oats, potatoes, onions, cabbages, ETC.. which can
bc raised to the acre. Five hundred bushels of
potatoes to the acre is said to be an ordinary
yild. The yield of onions is equally great
The potatoes of Minnesota are the largest and
best that we ever ate. They are dry, mealy,
aud delicious. 1t would be no great privati0n
to live upon them solely. Near st. Paul we Wis
tied vegetable garden containing five acres,
two of which were covered with large, we'll
filed ripe corn-and the residue with onions,
cabbages. beets, turnips, carrots. tomatoes eau
iifiowers. &c. The crbbages were the largest
and best filled ones we ever saw, the turnips,
beets and carrots, so far as we could see them,
gave Indication of a heavy yield. And the on
ions--these were enormous. They were mons
trosities in size. They would average four in
ches in diameter, and were of corresponding
thickness. They covered the ground, as thick
ly as their circular forms would admit. The
sight, Independent of the peculiar quality of
the esculent itself, was enough to make ones
eyes water. We felt that we were looking upon
vegetables for the first time.