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The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
"Ihe definition of the term uantlarnan,, hoe

"The definition of the term gentleman" has puzzled heads better qualified for the task Git is no dlsrespect to say) than members of the Mas sachusetts Legislature. I do not care to trv my hand at defining the word; but I claim to be able to judge what conduct is not the conduct of a gentleman. Some critics in their definitions coniound the ''gentleman" with the soldier; some confound the gentleman with the Christian Both, doubtlesa, are partly right and partly wrong. There are three things how ever, which by universal consent have come to be regarded as necessary attributes of the char acter of a gentleman from the age of chivalrv downwarls. These three things are
 Respect for Truth
 Respect for Woman.
 Respect for Religion.
 He who fails in either of these three, so far falls short of the character of a gentleman.- The party that went to Roxbury failed in them all''
 In the appendix of the pamphlet are variety ot interesting documents bearing on the investi gatlon of the committees misconduct, among which is a list of the travelling expenses of the committee, and the residences, occupations, places and dates of birth of the members of it as officially ascertaned. The whole document IS we'll worth perusng as record of the most ludlcrons fIttn pas in the annals of State lcsis- lation.--NelU Fork Post
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

rENIE subscribers, having formed a co partnership, E for the purpose of carving mercantile bu- sncSs in this place, have taken the Corner Store ct Renders new building, OH Markham street, where they opening a large and well selected stock of goods, purchased for this market, and on terms that will enable them to sell them as low, or lower, than any house in this city Their stock when complete, will consist of
 Dry Goods; Groceries;
 Boots: Shoes;
 Hats and Caps: Iron;
 Nails: Castings;
 Stonewarc; Salt;
 Flour.
 In short, every article for which there is demand in this market. They intend to sell for PAY DOWN, and promise that prices shall be in accordance June F '55-ly TATE tS MOORE
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
Respect for W oman. Respect for Religion.

A SETL.-The city marshal of Bangor, Me, seeing a man drinking something out of bot tie, offered him three dollars to tell where he got 1t at. The money was paid over and pocketed immediately. The marshal was shown to the pump, and the bottle contained water.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

251 Prizes amounting to. o.................$ $30 900 Only ten thousand numbers. Tickets S5-Halves $2 50-Quartert &1 D.
 SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
 Atlanta Ga. Hon. VIM. E. Burr and A. B. FoRsYTHE, esq. Sworn Commissioners to superntend the drawing. June 5 1855. 2t
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
By authority of the State of Alabama. Southern Military Academy
 Lottery.

"IstHU SCHtHIt TUT JUHt. CIHNS Q. TNO be draw@ June 23d 1855, dn tue caty of L7at- II gome'y achen 27iaes anaountang to s-ey- s5O.. 900 @akr will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnificent. Scheme! .-sy- And remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due tpnLflUt 1eIlctl1Ut
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

4oS Prizes in all amounting to. ......... $50 900 Only ten thousand numbers. Tickets SS-Halves $4-Quarters S2.
 SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager. June 5, '55 tf Montgomery Ala.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
Grand Scheme for June, Glass ?,

vT>O b. draOn l3M of June, 1855, an Me rtty of Il -H|anta: 'eaem prizes an1ountMy to .zss- ssO,- 900 .s1r will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnificent Scheme. .=g4 And remember every Prize s drawn at each drawing, and paid when due
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
c Q NJ M E R c | A l.

Picayune O.Hce, June 3, 1855 Cotton The adyces by the Pacific the steamer of the 9h inst, have had no effect our market as we had more than anticipated the advance brought by her. The demand limited and the sales were confined to 5o bales unchanged prices viz full for the good qualities and dull for the mixed lists: OfdltlN ...--..-.... .......83 O 93I Low Mld,tIulg .................l 10 Ql10L Mluullhr 1O1@HLll Ioou MluOllllG ........ II L5O9l2 Iiu'llllI all r. GIl2lI "oou tii' rlnc ...: nominal. Sugar Demand fair. Sales 3Ov hhCls Qualities below fair have declined 1S@Ac. Fuir to fully fair 5AN5"sr.
 Mn!,>-e> Sales So bhls tcrrnenting at 22e and 4o bbl>. rcboed at Z1c.
 Flour Sales 23o bbls fancy It >l0 5o: l0oin2 lots at S9 7o, 5U at 2@ 62.
 Corn Sales 1000 sacks, including 23o poor and HOO selected yellow at l 800 white mixed at SlO5: l72 choice white at Sl l414 5 hushe
 Oats Sales 23> Stcks St. Louis at 60c.
 Bran 25o sacks sol at sl 70 and 40 at sl l5 5 loo lb.
 Nhi>kcy-50 50 bbs Kectitied sold Ut 35c.
 Pork Mess retailing at SIT.
 Bacon Demand active. Sales 60 casks side, in , lots at 2 ]4c; 20 casks shoulders Ut lsc.
 Rcct-45 bbs. mess were sold at SIT 5o. Candles 200 boxes star were sold at 23c. India Baggns -2ll bales were sold at l215c small lots at l234Nl3
 Coffee c-SaeS l5o bag, Rio at sc.; 3296 Ut 9lic. and 326 at gitt.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

WHO WANTS WHISPERS OR NOUS. w TACHES in the short space of six weeks, if so, then use the Ougneaut sold by Hummcl & O., Agents, Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
 June 12 '55.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

N F. W ADV ERTlS SEM MENTS
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
WHY WILL VIE DEE!

s) ooO pounds Cotton Yarn, and for sale low for cash. FIELD, DOLBY & co.
 June l2 '55
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

THE RESULT ACCOUNTED FoR - A friend asked another, yesterday, how he accounted for the result of the Virginia election. The reply was: "Because there were more Wise mon there than KnO,v NOt]1inGs''
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

1n BOXES SOAP-Just received and for sale AO low for cash.
 June l2 '55 FIELD DOLBY 6 co.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

S0n LBS. STAR CANDLES-Just recoiv oVO ed, and for sale for cash only, by
 June l2 '54 FIELD, DOLBY & co.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12

!OiCkLED PORK AND HAMS-Receved l and for sale by
 June l2 '55 FIELD DOLBY ,& co.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-12


 reported to have effected their object by buying up the ringleaders. The imperialists have made shocking use of their triumph. The place of execution has been a vast carnage field, where hundreds have been daily put to death in the hope of striking terror into the minds of the population.
 At Shanghai, also, the lmperialists have suc- teeded in recapturing the city, followed by frightful atrocities, in revenge for opposn the imperial rule Beyond the mere fact of the capture of the city, little more is known with certainty the reports being very conf1ctng.-- All accounts agree in representing the foul atro- cities committed by the mandarins. Nearly five hundred prisoners have been put to death, and some were tortured in the most frightful manner before being put out of the way Some of the rebel chiefs have succeeded in es- caping, but by far the greater number of the ringleaders have found themselves in the hands of their nnrelenting enemy.
 The following is an extract from letter to the New York Courier and Enquirer, dated:
 Shanghai, February 21, 1855.
 The great agony is over. After siege of IS months the city is at length in the hands of the Imperialists The event happened in this wise: The city having been strictly blockaded by the French and Imperialists, supplies of provisions and munitions completely failed the insurgents; and not only they, but the poor inhabitants of the city were reduced to the last extremities; dogs, cats, vermins, and more repulsive objects were devoured. There, was, no doubt for midabe conspiracy organized for their relief, and for other purposes mentioned in my letter by the Formosa, but the active measures of the Imperiasts and of foreigners, who were appre- hensive of the results to themselves, probably prevented an outbreak, and the insurgents, thus
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financial.
Albert II, EieoLAr, A1etis7ee 7

ALBERT II. NcotAr, Aucuoreer. -
AIpERT II. NICOIAY will sell, THIS DAY,
n njy rs at i osock the Merchants Exchange, for &C
CONT Of whom IL may concern: .. -
1890 Gre Western Railroad illinois, l Mortgage ~ per
IS GO Flushing Railroad ls Mortgage per Cen. Bonis,
81 zoe each .,,,o,
80 co virginia State per Cent Bonds 81 600 each.
$500 Missouri State Bonds Of i3c5 q o0 each
el0oloo Louisiana State per Cent Bonds
as 60 Pittsburgh City per Cent Bonds 81 200 each
81 Geo City Of Memphis Bonds :,
a. OO One Certificate the Breckenridge Camel Coal CO.
$500 Chlcsso Mississippi 10 per Cent Income Bonds
$50 each.
ls shares Little Miami Railroad, 80 each
% shares Commonwealth Insurance CO., rlOJ each
4 shares Psrt Insurance Co. sloo each
90 shares Hampshire Coal and Iron Co. 81" each
shsres Union India Rubber Co. 100 each
1900 shares Pair Copper and Gold Mining Co. % each
90 shares EewYort Bay Cemetery Co. $40 each
TtEMs on sALETen per cent this day and the balance be
fore O'clock tomorrow The accrued interest ali the Bonds
will be charged 10 ne purchaser ..
Next regular sale on III RSDAf, July ~
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JoHs HoucH Auctionser. x-
JrCfTJON NOTICE = MAGNIFICENT HOUSE,

N HOLD FURNITURE. rosewood Pisne-oEts pier and ?.
oval Mirrors velvet Carpets oil Paintings Ssfnary &c 20 pc
be sold THIS DAY Monday 9, fei NJ precisely Iness
goods are the entire splendid contents Of the
dwelling No 20 Musy st. and 10 be sold without reserss
mart bot minute LIST Is annexed: farors-
er rosewood suite consisting Of pieces the renes
bch are oId rosewood eaboatels carved and n2solsteed
IN crimson brocetele, cost 80, rosewo.u,
octave Piano forte beautiful tone and fully waTr.nisa
siye Bookcase carved rosewood Eisseie
glass dsors and back elegant Adec hi With stsqary
marble tops; heavy French plate Pier 0iAs,ss os
fet hsautuy decorated China Vases marble Stsuy soo
e,v 6ne dessns; az excelens collection OF Oil fAnnN ~
,r OF poviedsed talent; royal tapestry vevet CaPet
marble and Gothic inad Clocks elegant FAC Cur
tairs Cornices Shades, &c Dningroom-2ohd ms4os11y
Frteon Table with feet mahogany Tcs and BREAK
f Tabes mahogany cushioned Chairs decorated Cens Din
ner and Tea silver Tee Services Casters CAKE Baskets
york; spoons &c eut glass Wines Gobet', Preserves FRUIT
Dishes Sc ivory Cutlery engraved DecsDters silver NAPKIN
Rings &C. Chanbers-Rosewood and mahogany Betgesds.
ureaus Wristbands and Card Tables rosewood suite N har
cloth n.hosany suite in harcoth Tsey Brussels and m
grain Carpets pier and oval Mirror Pailsses pure cnred
hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Boosters Msrseies Coun'
erpsnes lace and muslin Window Drapery, Cornees shdes
Toilet Sets Engraving &c. Catalogues az the house sac
without regard 10 weather.
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u Ft's SALE OF COAL, COAL WORKS, LANDS.
."s exercise and fuifment OF discretion and Pow
srs vested Ia and eonfded % me 70 .na q
sNy b.s ds.e the ieth day Of April s5 aud recorded
- b fee for recording deeds IN the County OF
the s @ sspo. .s BY Public aae.on
Merchants Exchange. on tihs IN tne iIrsT ,eti
BI M md spIulsr the ESTATE PROPERTY and
PREMISES included in and intended .nd bound BY SAD DEED
- nnsr Coal which and lies under the surfsee OF those
ave tracts land siusts in Roolnson 12wnniP "a sns E
y heirs John and James N!cke NJ Hrbi-on sn5
Wsm Mccormick containing l2 seIss Ans ~ m IA
Srsn1 yseoried ia the office aforesaid, in Deed Book vol
81 page s5 The Mccormick Trse, bounded oy Anas o. pc
F5.nd. heirs McCoys heirs the Burnsdes raet and samuel
MeCurdy containing no and s33 ~
deed VIM MecsImirk said Compaay Recorded ~ aD .ss
Edmundsou Philips. samuel Riddle James RobLnson , and
ethe-. eonistnns 20 seFes-oel,' s ~ [ nae iss
The Edmundson Tract adjoining land, OF VIM. Main s1a
the Pifrshurrh and Steubenye - scres
oerche,deserbed deed from joseph Edmundson 70 SAD
COMPANY recorded in volume page 10 1ae trwn To-
sks heirs and n Days heirs cont aning SO acres lls
oerebes-descbed deed from John Irwin AM wife 70 y
a. III bs certain pece OF land called the Mckee Tract
"a onbip NJ sr the mouth Of Charters Greek bounded BY
ms eirht seres described in deed from T. w Remington
and wife said Comp my. recorded IN said volume Psse
bor improvements Also all that other certain piece Of ane
In said township containing ten acres lying on the ONO
.hove and adjoining said eight acres tract and
- nece Of ground Of the width Of . feet commencing on
the said and extending hererom
10 white oak McKees upper line near CHARTERS oreek
with tie privilege maintaining thereon Railroad &c the IN
tere OF said Company being leaehod for - years from ~
April 1873 subject ground rent Of $50 year until Apru
1853 and thenceforh $500 year which piece Of land are
erected coal Triple railroad wharf ohce ensinesned weigh
house and scale hsrbor and other improve prem
and PRIVILEGES being described and deaned ~ ease Io
Alex Mckee w Remingo recorded IN said once N VOL
une 3d. page rs and the assignment thereof 70 sd
s,d volume o. page H. Also. al those . Lots OF Ground
CON posing the Village Of Remington laid out upon me sag
McCrck Tract being each so feet in front and 10 rear ana
ion zee. In tenth and on each of which u erected osory
frame ling Aso all that RAILROAD and
Lnon a. The Charters Coal Companys Railroad extending
% be Ohio River 70 Village of Remington being aoou
seven miles length, with all the meriA equipments p sna
thereof Of the said Companys Depots rus
Mines and Coal Works including two Locomotive
snes 50 Burden Cars $50 Pit Cars, Trucks Tools ipienlen
nrs Materials and Machinery and also all the FRANCHISES
HsN' ~ j. r. d. LANIkR Trustee.
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EbW'D K. COLLINS, No. So Wallst, ~ 7.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
q Austen Frisr- Londoa-
b. O. WAINWRIGHT & Co., Paris
GEO. H. DRAPER, Hsvre. .
The owner, of ships viii DO .ocountehs for tod
Iye balloon specie jegelr precious stones meta unless
bills lans signed therefor ard the value therof tneren
expressed a.,
aot carry any Foods contrsbsnd Of war
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vT,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToVrcc

il TON Cor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BRDFo,n
TAUNTON and NENPORr.-fnland route withou, 49,,
change Of cars. baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamer. PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joel seoes =.
G. vANDERBILTs Csyt J. X Pendleton n sOonscaoa "a
the 5,onipsfon and Providence and Boston and Providence 90
roads leaving New York daily Sundays exccpse) nm -
No IN. r., first wharf sbove Bsitery.place q P -
Stonnston at $3.50 ~ arrival Of the kxi tan 80
leaves Boston at 80 PM
The 4. VANDERBILT, from Eew-York-Mond.y w,s,..
day aid Friday From ssOurgton-raeseay, THURSDAY -
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New. York-rsesda,. rs,,
day and Saturday From Stonngion-AoDday Wednesday ~
Friday.
Passenger, on arrival s,oningtor. proceed uediste, -
Railroad 70 Providence Boston, Taunton and New. Beo, .
The Express Mail train reaching said places several hoars IN ~
vance OF those BY other routes and in SIMPLE fr III -
early Morning Lines eonnesiing North and East P.sensr,
who prefer il remain board the enjoying lsh
rest undstubed breakfsins desired and leave stonag
the A. NJ trAin connecting At Providence With A~nAn
s.n for Boston Taunton and NewBedfrd; and Ia, ~,
wich r. l. with the steamer LIBERTY, for NEWPORT a.
irving there sbou A. VI.
BsgsGse Master accompanies the Steamer and Trsn ,Ars
each way. -
Hrntncke, Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New Beak{
connecting with the new steamer Eagle Wing
For passage Deftnr or freight sppeancn u
be made ct pier No North River or At the ONCE No 10 81
tery-placc.
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gnsnranre Companies.
INSURANCE. COMPANY,

INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
i No % Merchants ExehangeThis Company Is now pre-
pared to Policies Marine, Inland Navigation Trans
poation and Fire Risks the rates Of premium
Joint Stock Capital $50 OO Subscribed Capital $l62 900
Total 1912 COO p J. AVERY, President.
WA Z. RoLLo Sec'y. ALANSON MARSH, Vice-Prest.
DIRECTORS
p J. Avery w. H. Riversmith, VIM NJ. Dodge,
J. A. Requa, VIM A. Hustled, II. A. Curtis
g. w Stevens VIM L. Rollo, ). A. Rollo,
Vim. III. Lyon, George Chapman Jos H. Wescot,
NJ Powell j.. ID. Tousey, J. Van Ripper,
y. j. Bonesteel, Alsnson Marsh S. Lippincott.
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J. BoGART Auctioneer-By S. BoeasT 80
A UCTION NOTICE.-THlS DAY, at lOt
IA O'clock at the Auction Of Frankfort and
arnsts Mortgage Sale Of large assortment OF doLD
FURNITURE Pspos Psrlcr Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
cArues OF eyery description This sale worthy the attention Of
the trade and families " Of housekeeping articles
N EESBET, Attorney fr Mortgage,
Office No Mrrrsyst.
Atm o'clock No. 10 Greenwichs sherfs Sale Of ee-
CANT COUNTING-HOUSE FURNITURE, suitable tor banks
and other Offices.
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for GREENPORT ana SAG

NEW ROUTE for GREENPORT ana SAG
IN HARB OR-Ths splendid steanbOat ISLAND
BELLE, Capt Poet will lesye New York from Catherine
BROOK. 1RIESr POINT, GREEsPonr and SAG HAIR
Dor on TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY at II
A NJ; returning win lssvo Sag Harbor on MONDAY. WE'D
sEsDAY and FRIDAY ss M. GreenPor at Orient Point
9 Stony Brook and Port Jefferson II ~ and Eorhport Ct
SPIN Freight taken a reasonable rates, payable delivery
a the rood
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A. NJ nERwIs, Anctioueer.
DY BANGS. BROTHER g. Co.-Trade-Sale

H. Rooms No. Is Park-row.
On TUESDAY, Sept 4, 1885. -
REGULAR FALL TRADE SALE OF BOOKS, sTEREO-
TYPE PLATES, STATIONERY, Sc.-BANGs, BHOF dER
Co the Regular Trade sale TO be commenced
Al bs above da under drec ion of the Committee here
tofore Contributions respectfully solicited PARTICULARS
for the Catalogue should be furnished immediately.
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q Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

TT g. MAIL STEAMSHIP COsf Az -, ~
J. HAVANA and EEW-ORLEAN5.-Or TUESDAY,,
~stnown and fsrofe sts.n.hp CRESCENT CITY Cag +,
fs esss cosditcn win resume her place IL the line AID SAL
above. -. c...-,..a-.
eres6t 20 New-Orlesns. 80 cents per cubic loot
Shippers win be supplied with esnh Oils :. ass We
ether forms signed, and no bills OF 1adins VII 70 '
u nor sabs or passage .ppy at the ONCE Of the Cogaay
No in West.si.. corner OF Warren M " AoonNIo.
T,OP CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-
il WFFKLY L. S. MAIL LINE.-Tbs steamship ~ a.
ERNER, Evan commander vi, ave rIs 30, Freight
WI, an So.ys where III bills osins viii be signed and fer
passage s the Office Of SP0FFORD TlLEsION 20 W
az ssY} =, pIs,i. asa The MARION. Capt w. Foster
will succeed and lesve on SATURDAY., July y.
O'HE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR, Of the
i VANDERBILT EUROPEAN sTEAMsHP LINZ 70
leave SATURDAY July n for HVRs D sGpSe x,.o
TOR HAvRE via sOUTHAMPT0N:-The
ASDspsaIL YoRT STAR, w,n,ci Gs..r
sa,s sewYct sm pier No 20 NcTth R'sr foot Of IA1S u,
HAvRF. ealing ct SOUTHAMPTON, to land mails, pasen'
Fhsicsss Passage to Southampton or Hayre...siie
n. N9RTa STAR VII BE- followed BY Ii. ARIEL Aus H.
The owner of will not be accountable of Id
Silver bullion Specie Jewery Precious Stones Metals an.
bill. of lsdns aned therefor, aud the rs"s nerSo'
pece and goods taken usas rates No freight NJ
,er noon of the day before sailing -,
No berth secured until paid for Letters peg.d Is. cents per
c. will be received at Oh. Office mp to Il o, tns day Of
..is and will lndisubber bags under
cE And on ariv. ampton sud Hsyrs viii be nne-
djsiel, Serosi'-i IN the Post Ofcss there.
Parcels taken. each prepaid, one doiar aud upward
FIXED pArEs or SAILING.
From New-York - From haVre'
NORTH STAR.......Juy Il ARIEL. :.Juy q
IRiFI....'... August II NORTH STAR. August II
EORTH STAR septru,ber / ARIEL. September ]
September 2 NORTH sTAk September "a
NORTH STAR. October Is ARIEL October Is
ARIEL - November sNORTH STAR. November s
ARIEL. November -
These steamships esssed At the insurance onC' ho
.nse ami roos vii be Insured low of
other STEAMSHIPS that cross the vce an
No. Boxins- Green, New-fork
SKINNER, MONTANT DRAPER,
No 2s Rue ". D., des victories, Paris
CHRYSTIE, SCHLGSSMANN Co,
No. n Quai Casimr Delsvigne havre
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NTEw,JERsEY RAlLROAD-For PHILADEL-

~ PHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY CITY
United States Mail ard ESprss Lines Leave New orr m
Glass 81 the TO- 80 rs In T. and 80 IN and 10 A NJ ~
p NJ The Neville Accommodation Line leaves Al NJ
AZ 80 stourirc AZ al waysaions Through Tickets sold 10
Cncinnn lat l6) and for Baltimore Wsshne
Norfolk &c and thoush baggage checked 10 Wsshnstsa
In NJ and q z IL
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1--WE OiClO CK STEAMBOAT LINE for
Il HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLACES.-rhe SPLEEN
did steamers COLUMBIA and SOUTH AMERICA viii leave
fot Of Harrson-s EVERY AFTERNOON t5undsys ted
st O'Clock connecting With stages from Kingston Cs~k ana
Hudson and Boson Railroad and ChAhaa, -Four Corners I'd
wards connecting with for Lebanon SpDss West
Lee Piftxfeld North and South Adsm al
the western parts OF Massachusetts, The fttn leaves Had
son at O'clock IN the morning and arrives Pzf-d
for breakfast HAtlLASD CLAkk Co.
L. z MELLEN Co.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-summer An

i rsngement (Sundsys exceptedl-0n and after sArut
DAY the ID Of jane 1855 Trains going Eas esye sr9okyn
p NJ for Ysphsnk A. NJ and 5:ij p MI for Far1ningils
A. NJ and 3:i5 and P. NJ. for SIosset, 10 A. and tB
p NJ; for Hampstead 10 A. NJ and 3fo, 1913 and T. NJ
Jsmaica and Il PM and 3;45, 49, and p NJ fEesh
Trsin leaves at AN. .
TRANS GoISG NEsr-Leave 0reenport for Brooklyn,
NJ daily and Saturdays and Mondays $3.50 A. NJ Yaphant
for Brooklyn Go3 and % A. ~ lakeland for Boskyn 30
A. NJ and 1896 p NJ; FarmiDglae for Brooklyn, and l.e
A. NJ, and I;o5 p. NJ; Syssset for Brooklyn AN and 80
?. NJ Hempstt d for Brooklyn, 6:3 $50 and W. sn
1880 an6 SIS p NJ Jamaica for Brooklyn b: 40 ;l0 1855 sH
s:l5 A. NJ and 2lO and 555 r. d. Freight Train leaves
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Diaper Uarebonsss.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Co. No. 81 Beekmsn-st offer for sale tbs low.
set terms:
Writing Papers English French and American
News Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities
Book Psper, eli sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Pepper fancy coors and white of the best quality
Hanging Paper. white and coored, different widths
Hstters' Paper, thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Psper 9exf0 and f01i3.
English Hardware Paper large assortment jas arrived
ehesthinE Paper, of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper, Straw, RaS and Manila
Tea Paper OF different Ezes
rar Roofing Paper. suitab,s for roofs n rollL
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Goal.

COALcl an new discharging the best Schuyi
~ hm Whitsaah Range end Furnace Cos. direct from The
boat ct - % Per sen j. L. WORTH No. go tibet. and
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INSTITUTION FoR TIE SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS CLEREs)
AND OTHERS-Eo. SIS BROADWAY
Opposite ST. Nichols Hotel July Il, 100
THE TRUSTEES have THIS DAY, pursuant to
the Bylaws declared interest for the s1 Months eud
In, h June last at the Of SIX PER CENT per Annum
On all sums amounting IS and not s0 and a. the rate
OF Five PER CENT all over $50, payable on and
ss MONDAY 10th July. The interest called for will be
,sr1ied 20 the credit Of depoetors as principal.
The Bank Is open Daily from 10 O'Clock A N 20 O'clock
NJ and on Tuesdsy THURSDAY and Saturday evenings from
81 7 o'clock By order Of the Trustees,
MOSES II. GRINSELL, President