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INSURANCE.
q ECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
~ or The.
CrrrzrNe, INITIAL INSTR ANOE COMPANY,

l
| g ECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
~ -oT The. ..-
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
rhefollowing statement Of the affairs of this Companyis
published In conformity requirement Of their Char
ter, viz:
| Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
Amount Of untsrnnsted risks on soth November.
1851 o4,Aso w
November, 1855 45l 80
Premiums on Fire Risks $3.50 40s rs
do Marine Risks. .............. 6s14ss4
w-s2s5 4n 90
Less Premiums Risks not terminated
on Nov 80 1855. 6 9S6 90
-'''' -''' '-'N''' '''''''''''''''' - ses,l42 SO
Net earned Prsmums for the ending sOth Ne. ono .
Losses paid during the same period Us '-'s ''
On Marine Mar Mi Risi.. ~ g
On River Risks .............. 1879 20
Reinsurances expenses interest or sub.
scr1pEoh note, etc.,. SSH Vi
Less interest discount profit and loss etc. "a
Net earned profit for the year ending s0th
November, ....... 9os7 %
The Company has the following assets, viz
Bills receivable a. short date for premiums s5o07 q
Bills receivable being balance due on subscription
Due for premiums in course Of collection Sss 81
invested secured ~ estate ~
worth double the amount due thereon. $4,000 90
Invested In notes secured by pledge Of stocks l659 20
scrips Of Mutual Insurance Companies 1870 %
Cash on 1928 IS
lamouns of assets ...............y 1854 300 10
STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans,
b ss OF y s s gu
Z & 4. a.s
Company Orleans who being duIy sworn
ing do depos and that the lust
and true and corrsst from the
psny.
o. GAILI.ARD, President,
Sworn 70 and subscribed before this sh Of
Der, A. D. 1858. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to Of SIX
cent in cash the scrip issued this Company
1857 the holders thereof their
and after the second Monday of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also dividend OF
sixty per cent (6 the net earned premiums Com
pany, for the ending November 80 1885,
hcate will be Issued and 9th February 1885,
The Company continue against the perIls of the
and rivers and loss and damage
of premiums.
oT1Iol-No. 5 Carondeletstrees. |
Q. GAILLARD President,
A. scHRx1BHR. Secretary.
Geo VI. West, r. Hunt
James A. White, MI. Musson
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,
D.Jarnson, EumA Augustn,
Antonio Costa, Cesare Olivier,
omer Gallsrd. 49, do IL
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FE Err AND AGUE.
osaooD,s cHoLAGoGUE,

FEW Err AND AGUE.
osdooD's oHoLAGoGUE.
This is the only sure and certain remedy for this hateful dill,
ease No need again complain of having H. unless
hey have mover taken this celebrated remedy once they
take '
osGooD's cHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and ISL Chartrss street,
Sole Agents for the South and to whom orders shoud be
addressed.
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To Printers, Druggists, Grocers and Others.
large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER,
various sizes; Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER all sizes
MANILA PAPER. sAMPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
PAPER; SHOE PAPER AND WASTE PAPER all sizes
and qualities. Also. CAP LETTER PAPER, ruled and
plain at manufacturer prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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To,Artists,E Builders
CIVIL NGIN EERs.

Always Or hand a'compete assortment Of
Drawing Materials,
Comprising MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, DRAW
ING PAPER best quality all sizes; WATER COLoRs Brs
tol Boards Painters Pallets Brushes, Pink and Mezotint
sauees Tracing Cloth and Paper Drawing
Pens, Pencils, etc.
Also various Works Drawing Architecture and Engn
eering; and Books for Surveyors.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL co.
No. 60 Camp street.
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large supply Of the celebrated manufacturer PLAYING
CARDS at reduced prices Als. beautiful quality Play
ing Cards for Clubs WHIST and EUCHRE PARTIES
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL co..
No. 60 Camp street.
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| STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL to 30 horse
| power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from II feet to 80 fee. diameter.
| DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Lesyitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with
both and wooden frames with Norcoss Rocker
Stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Chld's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
| Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
Strands Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from IS to
| 30 inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of 6, 71s and II inches in
diameter IL long geared for or steam
power.
SKATING, COUPLINGS, PULL1Es, STANDS, HANG
Frs and Boxes of all sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS. ~ inches in diameter and from
| 16 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to 70 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An of all of the articles generally in
store ready for delivery the notice. sale on
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
| Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be any
| by mail.
mya &Wts 10 Graver street. New Orleans
| ITO COTTON PLANTERs-I TAKE PLEASURE
| in announcing that Messrs. VAUDEVILLE L Nell
KENNY authorized agents In this city make con
tracts for the use of
MY INVENTION
For
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation to 1t.
will only here that make the capital the same
location the power the expenses very nearly
that raises gins and bales the cotton spin that with
the addition of machinery, costing about half what
creased value of the the first will which
attended by surplus labor of the plantation in little girls to
10, women and old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns in the world The danger from fire
of the clubhouse immensely reduced with many adya
value And what of great Importance Is that
all this is fully demonstrated by its successful daily operation
the plantation of Col Geo S. Yerger, City.
Planters desiring full particulars referred to my
Agents, as above.
Applicants for agencies will please address them enclosing
testimonials
my3 4m&W GEO g. HENRY
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merchants, Banks and Insurance Compa.
MES. and Cotton Brokers,

a. our Establishment everything necessary to
the counting with the best selected stock of STA
rioNEkf ever imported. Also COTTON SALES AND
AMOUNT CURRENT PAPERS, Of all patterns; and Cot.
and Grain, Sugar and molasses WEIGHING BOOKS
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO., ~
No. 60 Camp stree,
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Law Books! Law Rocks!

Law Books! Law Books!
An extensive and welseected stock of Books com.
prising TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES, DIGEsTs, REPoRTs
and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminent American and
English Jnrists.
Also full supply of FRENCH Law BooXs-All nj pub.
fishers prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 Co.
No. so Camp street.
-=...z=
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To Clerks of Courts. Sher,fTs, justices of
the Peace and Recorders.

We keep constantly hand full supply Of RECORD
BOOKS and DocKETs, sizes and styles; RECoBD
PAPER, ruled or plain, LEGAL. CAP NoTARIAL PRESS.
Es, etc., etc.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. 50 Camp street.
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Blank Book manufacturers.

Blank Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND KBINDER.
AS TO
srTL3. PRICE AND QUAzITY,
WE DEFY COMPET ITIoNY
.se
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4oo.,
iA7 II No. 90 Camp stree
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feaal Notifies.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NETWORK SARAH A. fLOSTROY against fEhDi.
NAND FLOsTROY, summons for Relief Com not sr.od
IT, sbovensned Defrdsntf0u are hereby ani
required complaint In this scton vnch was hid
IN lie oes u the Clerk u City and County o. New YORK,
the Cry Hal, IL the .sd CITY on thr .n dsy o. ss
,0b.crbr st IL sfcs No Is Wall street. in the city Of New
YorL within tsen.y day after the rylee Of this
Won exclusive 4 dsy Of such ssryice and you fail to
snx.r the laid complaint within TIE time Aforesaid The plaintiff
m III. aet will Apply the Court for ths relief 10 tho
couoIsin. Ds,ed Az 10, Iss3 SOLOMON L. HULL,
au2D Iav6wS fautlf's Attorney No ID w al 81
CUPREME COUKT.-In the Matter VI the
y Aston BAhS.No,ies hereby given that !sq,'r. al
CREDITORS Il b- ASTOR BANK exhibit and establish
thsr demands SfTs the Mket Bank corner q Pearl
and Bsekmass NsYork within thirty days from he data
hersof-DsseS Mes Yorh, Ans ls le59 ~.,
ROBERT H. HAYDOCK,
Receiver Of thu As,or Bsnh.
wAkEMAN LATINO, Attorneys for Receiver No -
42I,sa T., Nsw-Yorh.
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Bniloins Hlaterials.
3. & w. W. CORNELL ~ Co.'S
IRON WORKS,
Nos. I35 TO Ii3 Centre-s.., New York

r w w. CORNELL 4 &c. are manufacturers o!
IRON FRONTS Tor STORES, IRON BEAMS
lire PROOF CEILINGS FLOORS snd PARTITIONS,
CAsr and NROIGHT-lRON RAlLlNUS, ior Dwellings
os,rrs pax. and CEMETERIES, of VARIOUS De. gus
l. CApYS PArENT CBlLLED-lRoS BANk NAI LIS
DOORS ard SAtEs. .....,.. , ,orr.,.~S
CAsT-lRON BEAMS sui 0lRDskS . :,
SOLID ROLLED aid RINETED BEAMS o. various Gu
mersons -..-,- Doors sur-rrVps s,Sgrs
sKY-IIGHTS and FLOOR LIGHTS ,,-.,
Tor sy OF tie above Wi be furnished on sPpeaiion
LINGUISTIC TILES FOR FLOORS:-Mlntons
IL Tile. ior ye.,isule., Halls Dinas Rooms IS
U.,hs and for public buildings Of every knd a. isd p ing
.nhr In The Capitol Warrington, aad IL many eh4ehes
h.nI, hotel. and elinss in pat OF he country.
A'"' oANH MILLER COATES,
Nos. 27s PeAIlsi., New feik.
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Dancins araocmies.
nODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.

UUIIN UNI II . Do No INU AO NII-N II-c'
~ No. Sc Brosdway New-iork
No lS7 Mon agle- place. Brooklyn.
New York on WEDNESDAYS and sArURDA1S, comnenc'
ing Sep. a. BroAlyn on TUESD tY3 and FRIDAYS, com
uepcr st p Private Class l. lies AZ II g. IN Class icr
Chdrn a, M; Tor Gentlemen Al Fanies private
classes, and choOl classes attended
Crcnlars nav be had a. either q the Academic .
Nj DODWORTH takes great pleasure IN calling s'enton %
The erare.meu, BROOKLYN establishment the large room
la. IeaIy double It's f'nsT cApscty with ante rooms IN
ton. Great attention has been g,e9 70 te A1oPoh " p
sys.ru 81 yeutiatio Mr. DoD WORT has made u 3
duy to introduce addition all The fsshoJabe dAnee' sch
s ,pc dances as would the ssItary effect upon
the fsu, ana general department Of those placed under h'
ILAf.e.
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NORTHERN X, Il. of y. JERSEY For 7
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN sUNNSR AARAE,raEST
IOSO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCS)Cs RAILROAD-fhs capacity Of tAis Rssl b 40
'saal 70 any In the eO %H11rr ,psoucH

BETWEEN PHILADELPHiA AND iIrTsBUISh,
Ss nd Il - .as At's s. TN. Union s:
rtsoursh with through srsins 70. Ctncnnsd u t'1s Civ
s oqss.c md !, sfns.:. point. u oSic ndi.n. I
noi Kentucky Michigan. wcopsin Mnne:ota Missouri k.n'
don Of pssssns for .pssd and ~ any oI
Espr.s ADD w.. Liners run through to Pittsburgh v,heu
sNoK!So SARs .,t.eAsd to :.sh s.u. wsGSS1s
rSEss RUNS DAILY; Nah and Fs., Line sunday. .aosIsl
Nal Tn T,r s .s..' Sh.sdsRsi:
Express Train leaves Philadelphia At. ie;SS
s.; Tram. between fsIousS iiolss
81 R:p ar ca On either ss 'Sye ooS u. vol Pm
Passengers nom ws.hinsou CT, daily trains ~.
si f..sss.. for sanSaiS s4 H..
1i. Ws.Sd may Obtained q the Ss:; 81 q: Co. "a
Ecfs Eastward the impcrtan. Railroad Offices In -
.o board Of Ii. regular Line Of ssss~sr On ~
s1sr 3%S?s q low s AZ ANY S1HHs aou'n
Ye completion the Western connections Of The Psansyt
n. R.S:d SsHs %.ss: n ; =: EAST AND ,H,
GREAT NORTH WEST.
ne connecting Of h.ci. By the Railroad Bridge r.s~Sa
;svns Of time are readily appreciated BY shipss" 4
freight and The ''' ShE!5 sfSTas WESTWARD.
~ oc.s sshts gil descriptions can Be orvsde1 ne.
Philadelphia Newfork Boston, balnore 20 any pou -
Me railroads Of Ohio keatucky, IndsaA Illinois Wscouas
iowa, OF Missouri, By railroad direct
Yhs Pennsyvsps Railroad aso connects fittsourh ~
AeAme By which goods DO forwarded TO- Any Pert on -
Ohio huskneum, Kentucky Tennessee, CumbeIand finoh
WISCONSIN, Missouri Kansas ArkAnsas and Ned Rivers snA
Cleveland s.nnky and Chicago VIII steamers al Dos -
ne North. Western Lates .
aud Shippers mtrurtng hs hsnspoAecn Of -
ysh. this COmpsny can rely vita confidence 90 n 's''1y
1HE RATES OF sREIGHSo any poin, 10 The West y ~
f.nnsyv.nIs Railroad It gu times ~ favorable ~ ere eAAss1
Sy other Railroad Companies
30 particular 10 marx packages Via Penn T. T."
Vo freight Contracts shipping Directions. apply -
d. A. STEWART, Pmtsburshj
Boyle Co.. s,eub-nvilIs, Ohio H. Pie.oe c., xAase
Vie, Ohio J. John',on, Ripley Ohio nsNssy ~
:o 9is Ina S cnSina:a
Al Hilbert Cincinnati Ohio r Q: Medium, hsdeoas
Ind William Bingham, Lousville, KY. P. O. Oklsy Co.
Evansville Ind N. w. Graham CO., Cairo III. l. T. ~
4 Louis No. John H. Harris, Nashville Tenn. Hsrrts
Hunt Memphis, Tenn Clark Co, Chicago, III W. h. Z.
1Ysaht Agents Of Railroads different points In we
Parties attending their shipments from the CaSs W
Ind their call the Agents Of this Company
Ne following places before shipping s1n addressed 70 sss
hsm The bject Of sishs stl ssst Viii pseast sl>sa
Won.
nI0RAw / K0ONS, No. 80 NovtAse, gsttmcss.
LEECH Co.. No 7Astor House, or No. q WilAn u ~
LEIGH Co. No. 81 knbyst, Boston
Il. II. HOUSTON, General FREIGHT Agent thiladeBhA.
J. l. ELLIOTT. 400
l. 4 HOUP1, General ficke. Agent philAdslphiA
l. eCOIR 0snsra suosrtnt~nlspt Altndae -
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VINHE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON, PROvIDENCE-Land Roate-Ths
shortest and most dect-Csryins the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone aud C.
VANDERBILT Capt ID. B. Surses in connection with tns
ant Providence and Boston and Prov Railroad
leaving York daily tsundsy excep,ed) from pier No 3
H. r. first wharf above Battery Place at aud Stopingon
AZ $50 H. or Oh arrival Of the mail which leaves Boston
az $3.50 p. m. - 49, ,,,
day and Friday From Ssonngon Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urdsy
The PLYMOUTH ROCK 6om New.York Tussdsy, Thurs
day aud turday From gonMoniay Wednesday aud
Friday.
Pssser proceed from S,cnnston. Railroad 10 Prov
d.uce Boston IN Express Mail Train reaching said
pisces hose by other and IN ample time for
all the early Morning Lines connecting North and East Pssen
rers thai prefer it, board the steamer enjoy nights
TEST breakfast desired sud leave Sonington 10 the
700 m train connecting Providence with the II Train
for Bos,on.
Fare from Providence IN Newport, ~ cents
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way. -,
For passage behs freight apply on board the
steamer or AZ the Freight Office pier No. North River
the off &c f,he Company, No. 10 Battery place.
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Water Cure.

DR. T.. J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
IL And DECENTRALIZATION s,ootnnlod atoms foe fpnssIt
snd Permanent BosIden Nc. ii0 Bsecxsrst, Hsv-York
VI'IIE WATER CURE and HYGIENE INSTI-
TUTE located No, 10 and IL Lsisht T.. enc tocf from
b.. Johns Pah. GOOD BOARD be obtained from % "
~ per week FULL TREATMENT, with ard, from W u
SIS per week Transient p-r.ons ri per dsy OymaAAum
AID Bathing pIiy provided Gr the " snss. Tree Of
charge. Ofiose Consult atiops from .. m. To p. X
TRAIL. N. d, and d A GORTOS, ~ d., Physicians K
fASCHER, Proprietor.
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NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO,
ard eor.,ss fsy - sSL1sS sSs5E GOLDEN
Of 'se Pacific Md Steamship
DIRECT ee1 Ff rs 4 xs n'I;S1
III. splendid Steamship. BALTIC ADaArIc aud allan
TIC having D.. entirely fitted ani si,P.ed 70 he CaoIna
5TH and ar Of EACH MONTH,
from the FOO. OF Cahsl s., \ h
TL.B,LTIc 400 tun, burden A. O. Gray, coaau,sui-r,
with The weltnowu ard superior Steamship JOHN L. Sir
TIE ATLANTIC VII soIo~ on the 9'h of October
An ..p.ri.pced slrr-on I. ,t.ched 10 each Ship.
Thro1eh Freisht PASSENGER viii b. Immediately forwarded
ppm arrival Il the Steamer al AsPnsah
Each above Steamships has caFtty Tor op 20 ~" ts
Fr,istt which vi be taken at moierae ra;s. .....
l. is believed thai the nodsons sdoded BY ;he above
SHIPS uu.urpssssd by say h. The world
An e1s In .. P,uaml 80 ths: there
vii b detention in rw,rdns Passengers Baggage aud
~ cabin Passage Freight, apply the Office Of the Con-
Pny No s. Waist I'n' '''T P sTEpHENs. Secretary
VTHE GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM
sHlP COMPANY intend sailing ,h,, n new and P2Se..t
ssI. ON N Em soRS MEpSssDaY o,Sf n 4
RAVES o. pss,sE rom N-r York Philsdepha or Boston
GLASGOW. L rpol Belfast Dublin Londonderry First ess.
SIS seesse oud with al abundance OF cooked P'''on''
~ f0' "'''1' RosERr CRAIG, No . Broadway.
T OOH ST THESE PRICES OF the NEW LINE
~ for CALIFORNIA u
s,rersxe $50; second Cabin e75 Firs. Cabin elG,
Including R+ilrosd Ticket
The favori's Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt rinkie
psnah will from Pier No North River. MONDAY sept
hr2 ocleck "a connecting via Panama Railroad Win Inc
resmshc on the Pacific Ocean.
Of line Away Panama insurns pronps
connection a the lsthnus
The North STAR will succeed the Northern Light" and
Iesv. Newlork 9th september
For hpigs, pssssse sppy 20 D. b. Allen, Agent NO
Bowling Green, New York City.
B. All person. forbid trusting any account Of
The above ships or owners
DORTLAND and NEW-YORK.-The new and
lavors steamship CHESAPEAKE, Sidney Crewel, COM
msnder will leave Portland every SATu RDnY aud wfork
rom Pier No. - N. R., every TUESDAY, at O'Clock.
Ps.see and fare, including s,steroom, Running Tine
about 81 hours For passage freight, spPly 20
EMERY X FOX. Portland;
II 3. CPOMWELL 4 Co., No. IS Wes.-st, ~ Y.
WHITE WORKMANSHIP 10 the met direct aud po
New York the White Mountains via Long
s.nd and Vineyard Sounds The Glen House ony sx houS
nde from Portland.
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I'd Mortgage Bondholders on the

~ E4s.erD Division .s The LAaa Grant s9a ihose. Of ae
lac la CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD Co, Are
reeu..ted >, meet 5. Ma GIBSON, No 81 " III ,l
g. % stair. On sAru kOAT nert Sp ~ II o'clock or-noon
uikatiou.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 50 cents-The
SoSpaY sSa FRIDAY m o
ncon arriving time with Houson Nausuck and
New. Haven trains
nor GLEN COVE and ROSLYN, Stopping
i Boyles Dock Neck and ssnd.s Pontrhe steamer
LONG ISLAND leaves Jamss'l ship every day ZAP m
nor FLUSHING, COLLEGE POINT, ST.
Il ROMANS WELL-The steamer ENOCu DEAN leaves
tuo9 nl, Zip ,ns M and tss EnsaIu
scket. to 80 and return, Is cents
EOR HARTFORD.-From Peck slip at 4. p. M,
4 GRANITE STATE, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
CITY or HARTFORD, Tuestays Thursdays. and s,.nrday
NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-S Steamer ARME-
~ MA, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY.
Rom foot Of Hsrrson-st, At ! O'clock g. m
DAY BOAT for ALBANY ana TROY-stesmer
~ METAMORA from foot Of Jsyst. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, alta m
nay BOAT for ALBANY and TRoY-stsamsr
FFsPsS E .ns 5 I Jay TUES
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY-SUMMER AR
y RANGEMENr.-Boau leave STATEN ISLAND svsrS
s. ~. sss: .:7. s n ''
EOR GREENPORT--LONG ISLAND RAIL-
l. ROAD.-TwICE DAILY for .hs Summer. Leave soutA
ssny sCOtyI =. 10 % n; and y vs.Is.. Ia sIS
NOTTCE.-REGULAR MAIL LINE for BOS-
IN TON PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT via STONING-
p3S ca'Psf s sSe. ns viii PIER
frs, wharf above Ba.,erypacs daily excep, Sunday
O'Clock m, instead Of p Office, No. 10 Battery place.
EewYork Aug 80, 1889.
E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT snd FALL RIvER-Ths splendid and upeho,
aeamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves Newly every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY .: O'Clock P M
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt buyton, on hONDAr
"WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st o'clock ,. NJ hom ffsf Ne
BN.R
Hereafter no regarded secured any sspk
ant until the shau have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through With great dspstch -
WIN BORDEN Agent, Noe. 70 and n wss-AL
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Muslfnl Instruments.

LARGE STOCK Of BARMOREs celeb, .ted
"A Premium PIANOS. propOzr I'D unrivs.i ~ toe ees
j.d..s ard in al rssp-c-s ,ar Mamie AID
" s-roorn No. 5S B-sehers. splendid Piano or -
decided bsrrsiD O. L X BARMORE
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fiHannaI.

Cosx EreH.SGr Fra. AVID INLAND N.,issri
IssuR,ScE Co~P,sY. S-g-forL, Sept Isl, Is.'
DTVIDEND The Baard OF Directors of THIS
Cor r.uy have This day sec Ard S-m annual Dividsnd
G, TN (.ol PER CENT psysb.- ou demand
- ~ W ~ WINDSOR, Secretary.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
ACADEMY. in Monticello,

N1 Sullivan comfy N z. he NexYoIt AID Ere Rail
t'ed school P~n' sep q ana eon'naea lor,V So
ali Eusirh and mathematical ches classics modern
LANGUAGES music painting I'D drasnz FOR cs.ar1e apply
20 u. Principal REV l. II. NORTHRUP.
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MISS CLAPP's School will reopen on MON
WI DAY. SeIf. s. az 70. II Eat BToadsAy
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~ POLTAN Nos ~ and 70 bh-av near o'h -
and DAy schoo for Macs Females cOu"ucrg w lSh year
or kOSDAY The 5,h of september A. abe corps 70
The Scholastic Department Classes " 0ymuscs vsrv mfh
under the well Gynnsss Me'srs kLlNE and sItiS
HITL Lsdes Cssses under The personal direction CT h'
sFDGWICK.
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COR NORWALK. The Steamer CONFT-
u DHNCE VIZ 90 and after TUESDAY Anf 30 cave Neg.
York ,y Il Cs.hane sip, every TUESDAY, IhpkS-
DAY, .Dd SATURDAY ~ eeloSA tsash.ns g mn,r.sons,
The D.nbury Train slso The ;ssDs eAst 70 "e'en seoi
kc Fare 70 Nor~ai 81 eta 20 Wait"sone City land asA
New Rochelle, = eta
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ ard s-r MONDAY Apri sa. si until further soos,
DUSKIRx ENPRESS ats ~. fJs Daukirk and & LAO,
sli principal ir,ere'esA,s sAoas
MAIL TRAIN Al s a. m, for Dgnsht Aai Ba'so, and Inter
RocKLASD PASSENGER - p NJ frou, fs,. 4 Harm.
sn. VIA Pi-roat or Saierus and pierGoda- st>.ins
WAY PASSENGER a: p. m. for Ne~bsrsh, hid!i-sowu.
MONT EXPREss A. 5 p NJ. Or Dunsrs and ia,a
The sbov. daily sunday enc-P.ed
sndsixua ard Nissaa Falls Railroad 10, Nsss Fs a. BDs
hsrnn with TIE So scas AID Bushanon RAir '0F syn-
eu.e; Cornins with the t,lo C,rnils and Ne.i%s
Delaware Lsckasanna sad Wr.,sru R.'rNf, r sronton II
Horn-l.ys with The Buaso md Nes York City Rrosd Ard
Buffalo and Dunkk with he Lsse Saoc Railroad f Cteve-
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receives
NORTHERN r. X. Of y. JERSEY For Pier.
Sunday sac-pd s;-,s sod s. - aud b. ~
?. m Lesv,, Pisrm6ns q; 6sna'itSa N and S9 ?. N.
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and ater Wednesday Jaue |. 1854 tsns M, leave m
4. station, New York, ~ folc~s;
Per White Plslns-il:so 400 AID $500 p IN
Por White Plains-slS .. IN. from White and Cen;Ie-sA
Tor Dover P's:ns-s;Dp To-
FOR Alhsny-s;S T. o. Mai rsn
Re.arnits viii .eAvs
Dover Plsins $50 ~
Wuhsn,sbhdse. I; 30 aud s;so . M. TOO aud ,
AWAY " j cAMrsELL superintendent