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To THE LhDEs.-Mr X. L. HAMPER, n Hroom6eid srreL
Boston, of thoe rch sra
elegant embroidered hall dresses NJ the i-,es Psrrsn y
which universally admired Neppnrt last ~ W
srppy aemsad, he takes 'hs oprorpp
inform ladies that he fresh supply some
witch and very appropriate for bridal costumes
Ao, isres, cssr NANTES Ac a
black ~b,t lace, and var
flowers, leather flowers, &C
NBThs Is the only bouss IN s United s's'es where mess
Rosds ohfsaed.
nosros, January s, issS.
Isn s-Ss~7~
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Ybis cause coming % be heard on .hs pspsys a. wes
In me county court aud the pou ~ Wihiaa "
ssr lie eos Toner eppcia,cd 20 sell ,s land ara sssoe ~
ned M lie sslg t4pon also, petition ~ sinclair siases, c.
uulnr on m ad hsyirs s"d u n 40 unsouna nssfe
report inssisned, aHa ,, ~ w.
IA a and us 70 pr .on ne raa
pufchase asking have the isnd w no sou p
eaold md 90 .dry answers said prtin0Hs 80 ~
Bnt t-, in order 20 nxse Wv s ~ an
rartlrs intee fund specified nns The aa
In respectively tainted do,h adnds order and sc =. sa
one of ia OF this eoar having st gwen hute
thereof ~ pa eaoa neSspsye, pabhbsd ~ 'he cry o.
for eaa u'e cont bouW
iake aecosht of the said
d,ds and nc the hands Of INC fAd Wrav
allowing lu hnxing the hobey INTO court
and as e did charge him with interest on at which
NAV hot have properly The parties rntrd ih
,a tse allowed, and ths said co"t
number names o. Az ne eh'
participate the distribution Of nc sa'd an' ssa men II
proportions hereof and also ms See " resi-
deuce q, each practicable, ana make
po eourl with gny,hh2 dec'ned pertinent w nan OF
yghie,i either Vsfsy may require -. -, :, c.yo 90,
Copy. Tesiai bfttLh on'D' S'A' 4
The parties taking and stating the accounts directed
hereby notified that have appointed iot
mar puypase Monday Fcbruary 1895, a. he
aud ot Madisou Virginia, the
and stated BY me aa commits
rirHcr. VibItes II ~
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FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. C. Meigs, u .. Engineers.
We. the undersigned, residents d, Ia the State of.
hereby jointly aud severy with The United siaier and
guaranty bad Of be accepted, that he
within the 1.-THE rad bid,
sufficient sureties
the In conformity
ofhe Advertisement under which made. And 10 the
sad shall fail Aforesaid, Guaranty
good the difference the offer BY the said and
the lowest bidder.
Q3ignedl A. y,
@. ID.
hereby certify that my and belief
above named gunrantors good and sufficient
(Signcd) b.
Mar s-3nwtstiMay &iawu
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nHoCkHfEs. WINES, Liquors Sc-we beg leave 10
call the aenfos Of friends and the public 10 our stock Of
fresh groceries, consisiina uf--
Pine and hlsck
Jaws Rio and Lnquayrn cofees
Refined and brown
taa,ly superhne, and -four, In bhls. and bnas
Cheese, lard hsms, and shoulders
Grain and spices ~ every description
And every article
ment
wines, Liqmers, and Cigars.
Madeira cisref and champagne offvors
hrn~ds, and very superior
Pine bfRndtes, whiskey gins &ca w wnod and plas-
Together with large stock Of Havana German
cigars.
we will offer above ro~d. with which
shalt he ewing such prices
families call beforp supplying their wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON A. 60
South side Penn avenue, svtve ~ aud eih streets.
Oct a-iaw3wu a9s
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preas referred 81 Congress- ar,
rppsd identical ~ debt IN IN. sad
~ sfths ssd whereas alleged es-
fsed CERTIFICATES debt holders ~ set 10
ee anne Of whereas section Of
SAID Congress requires holders NJ the ceHcss other
releases IN. United
80 ao ~ Tesss before rsmcrts and ,he
~ &C, requires p,hc pe'cs ,boad be spae,
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"a mail bag is epitoma Of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from Diary of Special .ase cffhs Post Or
Department
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Austin, Tsras, fehfaafy 2, LEO
Edward Ciart cretsy of Tss.- do
hr'ehv etiy that the foregoing eiRh pages sfsa
HHt een~a sAa
provide payment
critof@ Of Terss
So the mh~r eighteen
My wHc pess~d ns second ~ iis Tn
cansn- ~ The United sssses, and approved February twenty
rghih, sirhterr hundred ans. ave.
Wesss hand % The department day
trn.l] YEAR aforesaid 1880
HDwARD CLARK
Hcrrcf of atsfe.
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~ " P.r.e, % Texas hereby
u Edward iak, preceding
Secretary - se, and NJ certificate
Sscr.ey of state nr the
keeper ~ N. oT Al laws Of J snd that his
VI - n due
In testimony wioreaf hssnpo MY
~ the NJ city 81 ans,n,
rsr.tl Tits s,th ssv of febpsry o. ~
NJ no ind pepdsnce 81 the un,ed sass sighrh
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rIR pubic extensv,
house goods which
complete in every department. consisting in part Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


At Alcrton's there about the number of
tie sale to-day there last market day but
the demand not good, and prices have de-
clned about &c. per ID. The cattle all very fair
full good the average, with very extra good
very poor cattle in the yards The market the duest
that have this season. lots oil butchers to
be strolng around, but with apparently little
disposition to buy, except at very low prices The yards
all full, and purchasers seemed TO know that they
must be sold, at sacrifice. We heard several
going the rounds OF the yards, muterng about
the hot weather and the perfect indifference manifested
by purchasers generally and expressing great dissas
faction with the sacrifices they obliged TO meet with
order dispose Of their cattle. Notwithstanding the
dissatisfaction manifested by the and Spectators
cattle selling for loc per h. yield handsome profit and
should never realise The average about &C.,
and the range from SC. TO l0c.
Cows and calves dull at all the yards and are from
IS 10 $40 per head lower, according to quality. The
offerings this week exhibit great improvement last
week stock which served 70 keep the quotations up
about the sual standard.
Veal calves plenty. and the market not very
tvc-prces have declined about &c. per pound on best
stock. and 1c on the poorer qualities
Swine plenty, and eel pretty freely at prices
ranging from &c. 70 63.c. perlb.
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arce Of this fuel question scarcely be oyeresti-
mated. If the service of this road can be per-
formed with coal. the saving to the company will be
immense. Wood on the north end is scarce and
very high, while on the companys lands are mex
haustible beds of the finest coal which be mined
at cost not exceeding six or eight cents per bushel
Several other locomotives are to be at once changed
to coal burners and the question thoroughly tested
We gave, few days since, . synopsis OF the re-
port of the Railroad Commissioners OF Connecticut.
The following table, from that report, gives the
length, cost, &C., Of each railroad in the State:-
RAM Co,
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The La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company
earned in the first Eve working days Of July
ss,2C3 "a. This ID equal to 900 for the
month.
The Toledo Blade states that the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company has leased tina. p rtioa
of the Cleveland and Columbus road lying cas-, of
Grafton, which will enable them to avoid the
awkward ferry arrangement Of which the public
have so loudly complained. Hereafter the trains
viii pass down to Grafton and cross the bridge o,
the Columbus road ct Cleveland, instead of crossing
by the ferry.
The Corn Exchange Bank has declared semi
annual dividend Of four per cent.
The following is a statement Of the condition Of
Massachusetts, banks on the 18th Inst
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WEDNESDAY, July 16-6P ~
Arys The sales confined 10 small lots Of pots at
unchanged prices.
BRgsrerryr.-Four-The market was again furth~
depressed by the receipt Of the Niasaras Al Hall
fax and prices reeeded fully loo per Dbl The ses tor
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Crane total s5s, SIS Sol 81 sig 0s5 sos 435, $40
The above statement exhibits, upon comparison
with the LIST day Of January last, increase in the
items Of capital Of 2s3.O00; Of net circulation,
sl0s55e; Of deposits 81 sG2 ,3l7; Of loan, $685.
so; and Of specie, Sal jos.
BY the report Of the banks Of South Carolina for
the month ending June 30, 1885, II appears that the
aggregate circulation was IS 34s7 3s; net profits on
haad, al s7e037; the deposits, SO SCI 633; specie,
SIS ,s72; notes discounted on personal security,
OIL 0so 07s; domestic exchange o. SAT AIS; foreign
exchange, 1876 ala: suspended debt, sl,6ll 543.
Comparing this with the statement tor The month
previous, IL viii be seen that circulation has de-
creased 1913 $40; deposites, 1887 ,l44; domestic ex
change, sara 900; foreign exchange, t3t0 052. On
the other hand however there has been an increase
in net profits OF ss7 0o4 in specie t2s 000 in notes
discounted on personal security s254,i7e; and In
the suspended debt account, $4,000. Compared
with the statement for the same month last year,
the indications are still more decidedly In favor Of
the present season. At that time circulation was
90 e32 1856; net profits, 81 COS 223 deposits, 3,l34-
4Is;kpece, 81 3l6 PAL: domestic exchange, t6,sl5,
23s; foreign exchange, tsss y3s7; and suspended
debt s2,003 sec.
The schooner Star, arrived at New Orleans on the
10th from Rio Grande, brought slo5 ,524 in specie
and the schooner Ann Maria, from the same place,
s57s44-both sums in Mexican dollars.
Experiments Of burning coal In the locomotives
OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company have re
Gently been made with great success. The coal
used l. obtained on the line Of the road where il
exists in great abundance. number Of expert
pents were made last week with engine No. 81
which had been altered for the purpose. The p0.
Zion Of the road used was between Amboy and Wa.
peIla-one hundred and nine miles. The train
consisted Of sixteen loaded freight cars, and the
coal used was La Sale. The comparative result
was a. foows;-
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Total $40 sos CO., SO 534 s39 81 44s 4l2 1894 4sl
The dividends average about u per cent on the
total cost.
The Philadelphia Ledger of the 18th inst
says
We learn from Pottsville that at meeting of the coal
dealers Saturday ut resolved in consequence OF
the low price OF COAL suspend shipments for
from the 10th inst This Is hoped, will have the effect
OF raising the prices 10 something like remuner alive
standard" We presume, as many dealers consider
their interest advanced by conforming 10 this resolution
will suspend their usual supply, but the railroad will
certainly keep its machinery in operate those who think
viii no doubt do So There viii probably be lessened
supply coming forward tor the time minated but there
Is not likely to be suspension. We have always ques
toned the policy of this mole OF maintaining prices and
the gradually increasing number Of coal carrying
panies will sool preclude the attempt thus
pohze the trade. Competition will prove healthful in
this business any other and the comes pro-
badly. the better. The of COAL however will
never consent that the supply Of coal shall be stopped
merely that scarcity may enable the middle Ia the
business who have large speculatons in the article
maintain contracts and be saved from loss. such per-
losses as well as the profits as they come il might as
well be asked that the farmer shall send his TO
market lest the SPECTATORS in nou who have been stor
ing for rise, should prove losers Coal Is almost
much necessary OF life flour, and being protected by
tarn may with even less proprety be withheld from
the market Operators have the right continue the
ducton OF coal or not may be found profitable but TO
combine to force price by withholding the supply while
foreign competition Is shut CT by law, will not and
ought not TO be submitted 70 by coal consumers
The semi-annual statement of the Boston and Pro
whence Railroad is the most favorable Of any which
we have seen. The net profits of the six months
ending June l. 1856, are set down as showing gain
Of 70 per cent over the corresponding period last
year. The receipts are given at $2s3,754 an in
crease Of s3l, sos over the same six months last
year, and the expenses sl74,93l decrease of sl4,-
09o Net profits for ak months of 1856, Sos, s22;
same time 1855, So ,s34. Increase, $45,9ss.
The value of merchandise warehoused in the dis
trict Of Boston for the week ending July H. 1856,
was as follows:-
Ify Ev'us.... .s.ssss.ss.ss ..'.' so,s'l
AL other merchandise. ovsloo 3Ol,61S
warehoused for Canada
ITy euOls.... ,Voi
AL other merchandise. ............... 2,lI6 e,251
The Boston Post Of the 18th inst. gives the fol-
lowing report Of q meeting of stockholders Of the
Eastern Railroad Company
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AT BRowsISG's-The market very dull for beef
cattle, Of which the yards were pretty well supplied
prices about TO cents, which Is cent lower than last
week Sleep and lambs are we're plenty, and sell better
than any other stock There 1857 (Which Is the
largest receipt this season) sold during the and
day They mostly from this State, Ohio, and Ill
nois. The sales AZ follows
Ueel sssss. - w ~ w
20 cows and calves ................. 20 90 SO 0V
6,.57 sheep and lambs. 2Ooa so
"a veal caves. &c OaC.
Thomas Larkin sold li2 sheep for s40T AZ ~ do for
s505 IS T6 do for s6la o. - DO for S2l9 10 IL do
Tor ass rs do for s IL do for s55 3 ~ do for s4s
Total. 552 sheep for ~ lis 80.
sales by samuel McGraw, at Brownngs, for the week
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Ckr7tR nv Err RsuPoAp.
S. ok received the Erie Railroad destined for New
York for the week ending yesterday morning Sheep
600 bead cattle 14E4 do. hogs, pa do. calves 1871
lambs rs do shorses, 10 do.
Saes Of sheep and lambs ny N. =. Fogie, At Chamber
I'M Bnll'a Head. for the week ending July IL s5s-
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or this SO 500 applies 10 tickets for three
monthstwohrds Of which, therefore, should be applied
20 July and August
The report was accepted
Tho meeting proceeded 10 the choice OF directors
and the following elected with but few scattering
votcs-John Howe, Samuel Hooper, Geo. ~ Browne
john C.Lee, Nathan ID. Chase, MciIah Lunt Henry II.
Iadd.
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EpwARp scHENcK. ArCrIoXgER. HORSES, CAR


II riages, Sc.-FDWARD SCHESCk 4 co. will sell a
auction. Friday 18th inst at oclo * at their saesroom
SO Nassau street Of fine dark bay horses Is hands
high and old warranted perfectly kind sound and
gentle stylish drivers single double harness. hne
saddle horses and warranted TO ro together In less four
minutes and 10 welves miles hour without the
urging The above span considered valuable and will
be positively sold TO the highest bidder 10 close dceaseds
estate The horses be and tried by application
the auconeer Also at same time large bay horse, 10
hands high warranted in kind In single and double
harness Also large black horse l6s hands high years
old warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle in every
Also, elegant rockaway nearly made by
Lawrence. Also several light road wagons.
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIOSEER. Il


morning, lO O'Clock salcsroo IS Nassau
Fulon-Specia sale OF second hand furniture household
ices 3c belonging family leaving the city immediate
" consisting Of sofas lounges centre aud card tables bed
seads, bureaus. washstanda hair and
paiasses carpets china crockery and glassware bookcases
eegeres chairs and general assortment of housefurnshing
articles the whole Of which viii positively be sold without
also four suite. rosewood and mahogany paror fun
suites solid rosewood, mahogany and enameled
chamber furniture, paror sofas lounges otomans; centre
card oa and fancy tables rocking reclining and side
chairs library and bookcases wardrobes
extension dining tables dining chairs and book
stands: mahogany walnut bedseais plain
dressing bureaus and Wristbands with and without marble
tops; pure curled hair mattresses palasse French
plate and pier glasses clocks, French china
toilet SETS silver plated liable cutlery oil paintings fan
articles &C, also and second hand
wood pianocrie and invoice OF imported brandy In
~ and forty gallon packages, superior article.
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james McCariy sold l ps3 sheep and lambs at prices
corrcs lone .ng With other sheep brokers.
1huns BALDWIN, saes Of about 100 sheep and lambs
al a. - H. a. 20.
Al Cbafnberian's beef cattle scarce there being
scarcely sufficient market 10 supply the demand, viii n
moderate. Prices remain about &c. per 10 lower.
VAer so are IN good demand and bring prices fully up
week with the exception q veal calves, which sell
one cent per 10. lower sales as follows
~ heti 80 wa ~iV ~
70 cow ana CAVES oVa % w
5lth sheep ana lambs. ...ss.ss.sss.. QUA 90
ll0 veal calves Give weight) ..s........ ia
AT uIHen's there a air supply OF all stocg with
a demand, at prices about &c per To- lower for beef
catiie Cther stock duh al little below last weeks
prices The sales were a. follo~ss-
ii2 Beeyes 90 80 90
los Cows aud Calves 20 90 90
10 Veal calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c. a &C.,
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iotA .ssiosoo
The Boston Post Of the 18th inst, gives the fol-
lowing report Of q meeting of stockholders Of the
Eastern Railroad Company:-

The twenty first annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Eastern Railroad for the choice of officers and the
transaction Of other business held in Chapman Hall
Monday John Howe, the President, occupied the
char. The report OF the Directors submitted IN
print
Mr.. J. swasey, Of Sewburyport wanted Information
stocks balance due the price Of wood &C He dis
appointed t1s, plan propo'ed 70 hold out CLEAN
Of hope for dividend. Without H. the report Is )st
bitter 20 many widows and persons Of limited means
who stock. lie thought the financial policy OF the
Directors ought 10 have been oreshadowed In the report
The president N reply said he did not possess fore
knowledge enough u say when dividends could be
pccted II negotiations pending are successful diff
eren aspect may be given 20 the affairs Of the company
We have assets he SAID which believe 10 be good 10
the amount Of $4,000. The deb, OF the company had
been reduced m ten months $3.50 0o0 and the rest has
been carried along at tribe over six per cent The
sets Of which cannot at be realized
The president also said that the earnings Of the road for
June Of pleasant character. He gave the follow
Ing figures
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- d ATBURTUs AUCyIONEER, WILL SELL, q
w Thursday, July ~, at 1o1s O'Clock at No ~ % irt
So, Brootiyr general assortment of household ia nj
'rrs carpets, beds and bedding also china, slas ani
crockery ware,
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A UcTION SALE OF BAROUCHE wAGON.-SAMUEL
~ OSf GOD CO.. Auctoneers, will sell ia FROM OF 81
Nassau street this morning Thursday at IL o'clock, two
seat barouche leather good order Sold by
order OF JAMES AYRES. Mortgagee.
EDWARD SCHENck. AUCTIONEER.-YACHT Gull
IL pare-kdward Schenek Co will sell NJ auction, on Fri
day 18th instant al IL o'clock M at their salesroom No 30
Nassau street The superb yacht Gulnare Is two old
in Juy Is 20 feet long 10 feet WIDE has board three
bsrhs three lockers copper pump topsa anchor
cushions and yaw IN every way thoroughly lifted for i'm
mediate Can be day to the sale by
q q anctlnnecr.
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TvcTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME ROSEWOOD AND

a
"A mahogany furnture-H. T. LEEDS will sell Friday.
july 18TH 10 ocock all the furniture in the private resi-
dence Bpoome OF suites
solid rosewood parlor furniture large parior etegeres
with plate glass doors and backs do rosewood
side ard tables with stauary tops secretary book
do library handsome tapestry carpets solid
sion tables with large lot of crockery glass china
tea ses silver plated tea set walters spoons &c rosewood
buresus beiseads stands: with large lot Of bedroom
oval mirrors small do oil paintings Sale positive. House
60 lat
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MISC EILAnEOUs.

misSbl2ysAnEOt&
AN EvrUAcroUs CURE roR coRNs WNroNs,
OF by peculiar mslbod without Guiding or
~hSs ssr,5 py 'pe 81 M ,. q. R,,o ana
sCodus street Regent street London, Surgeon Chupcs
y ne % rsns And hs royal family
vi O'Clock a. his oace, VI West nevenh s<es besvess
'n'' ''' 'i'h ''. eor,ss or rs.rr.os,n..
Prom his rmperia Majesty, Napoleon III. Emperor q
hsble,e
LOGS Nsrotxor BoSArAnrn
Vrcm james Baker, EsqJ
raj roubesome bunons wthou, The least pain and which
s s.ss s"a G %sy ss d. nth
NEW f ies March - 1854 K.. ss1s",seais sSse
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg ies1e TO testify success.
Standing without causing any pain n, Z; rrlfos.
T. .saas . Ss s sssy. s ms,sG 70.
thousands in his possession tsnong which sev
in a s AZ hi. once 81 keven,h ree bssweea mn
and sixth avenues, New York
N B.-SO professional connection Win sny person.
CEcoYp HAND CHANDELIERS FOR sALE--THREE
sppiy 70 EDWARD aoRMSS u seesmaa street '"''
no ENGLISH LADIES AND GENTLExEN.-wHAT n
that ladies and gentlemen from the old country 80
ry' The question soon answered place 70 cdo o ON
h@ day "ss Pf s9s S"rsns q os
river has just been opened by Engshman and who
avenue cars every ne minutes = WARD, Proprieior
RIO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FYTTRFry
new showing AZ may gs en msried Irrespective or
dress W .. johnson, Mount Vision Post Office otsego county
Y PRTNCH Of Brooklyn, proprietor and Prof yFRgNES
are attendance 10 broadway Thsy guarantee ocs
prudent Of mercury or other metallic subs,ances SPECIAL
dsparsmen. for lades-
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NEW NOkk AND ERIE NAIlRCAD.-Df AND AZ.
IN ter Monday May ls 1850 and until further pas.
sengsr trains WI leave pier zoos Of Duane foo~p
DunAirx esrrsss MsA y. for Dunkirk.
Bunalo express, Al q A. NJ. for Buffalo.
Mail y; SIS a. for Dunklrk aud Buffalo Aui bnssrusT
dlaie stations Passengers BY his mail viii eonnec,
press trains for syracuse Caysga Canandsgua Niagara
Fsls ard Rochester snd sh he lightning cypress train.
Rockand passenger, ~ 80 II. NJ drom foot Of rhanbes1
street, via Pisrvout for suferns and ;crmedsie
WAY PASSENGER. ~ aP. M for Eswburs and EddleovlA-
and Intel mediate stalOtH
Night erpre--. at bP NJ. for Dunsrk and Buffalo
Fmigrani at NJ for Dunkik aud Balaio, and ine~us
date stations
The above rains daily, Sundays excepted.
The trans connect ~ EluirA with ne EinAwA
Cnnsndagus and Si.ssaF FALL Railroad for n
BngAmion with the Syracuse and BnghAm,on Railroad fF
Syracuse. NJ Corning, with buffalo Corning Yors
Railroad for Rochester ~ ~a Bend With Delaware Lack
awaura and western Railroad for Scranton Buiis
Duntrt with The Lake shore Railroad Cleveland Cncinnan
Tosda Detroit, Chicago &c
b. Q. NccAtLUM General SUPERINTENDENT
DEGuLkR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-FROM FOOT
~ 81 Canal aud Spring streets connecting with trains
Saratoga and The IVES. Steamers Aida and ARMENIA.
daily, at a. NJ, making the principal landings.
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inCrcsse Sso,sZi Az
1t was expected that the gross earnings for June
would figure up s54o 600 at least but it appears that
the reductions on the settlement were larger than
usual.
Albert H. Eicolays regular semiweekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow
CThursday), at halfpast IL O'Clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange.