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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

SUICIDE WITH A RAzoR.-Lonis Hooper, porter
residing No. n Sheriff street connnusd suicide o'clock
Thursday morning by cutting his throat with His
sssr that ago he injured by bale Of
hay which I'll. bic head and snes that time has been
occasionally dernssd lie was German by birth, unmarried,
and ~ yeas Of age
SUDDEN DEATH N THE SrKEgr.-Francis o. Neil,
who 10 aid TO have hsen bartender q The orb Hc.e
We arrested insanity BY the Fifteenth Ward Police and taken
20 Jeavsrn Mzstst The mssss directed that 0Sei should
BE- the Tombs aud while the carriage
he died Ths remains were taken bses 70 the sssacuss
sad sho Coroner nosi6o1.
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The same pros,ration Of trade In the general Cry
Goods departments exists which we have hitherto re-
ported, and no encouraging feature presents itself,
cept the continuance Of the export orders for heavy
COttons. This is quite important Ia the absence u
the usual home demand, and will reduce aocamuls-
tons which would otherwise be apparent Therefore
heavy Sheetngs and Drills arc held with great firm
ness, and few weak holders are offering. The same
may he said of Printing Cloths and standard Blesebed
Goods the holders OF which are not anxious Sellers In
view Of the limited production aud the incressed coss
of the raw material. THE shipments to China alone
during the past Two weeks havs been largo equal 80
daily production Of five hundred packages and tho
clearances, as reported by the Custom.H tables,
TO the British Provinces and ibe South American
markets have been satisfactory.
This trade, 50 important to the manufacturing inter-
est, and to the country ut large, be largely In
creased under the fostering care OF Government
whose policy win be to extend ito commerce, and afford
its manufacturers facite. TO reach those markets
which they have hitherto been excluded FROM by tbs
diplomacy of those foreign nations where manufao-
urers arr al present enjoying the whole trade without
scarcely competition. When we can meet our rivals
in Mexico and Brazil on as equal terms rs We do n
China and the East, m impetus will be given
To our manuitWturlny ibusry such NJ No
have never seen. There Is scarcely an sri
Gle Of cotton manufacture, required In thoss
markets which at present Is furnished by the Msnchs
Ter spinner, which, with our machinery, we canno<
duplicate or improve. Bot the home trade should b
the first object Of our soctude and the export demand
should be cultivated rather q support 10 our own
market in dsposing Of the surp stock II that mar
ke however, 10 to be prostrted destroyed, on every
OCCASION the disturbance Of the regular channels OF
trade by the partial fixture Of crops, or some creator
calamity then, indeed ii 10 worthless and affords no
encouragement to our capitalists 10 engage in mercart
tile or manufacturing enterprises which calculated
to enrich tho country Thousands Of spindes are idcs
the forses and machine sh0ps are without en-
ployment and great distress would prevail In tn"
manufacturing districts if the acquisitions Of Govern
ment, by the withdrawal of 20 many from the aoeiv"
pursuits Of fe had not been 30 large. II true has
many have conspired to produce this result bse
the chief Of these may DO attributed 10 the expansion -
credits and tho consequent increase Of business viii
out adequate capital An entire revelation should -
adopted in our systsm Of credits The recent actiono
,ur merchants In attempting To reduos credits to AZ n
tsad Of eight months, only step in the night dfee
lon. We know full well that u the stability OF ueds
'nly was considered in this movsmcst tie SmA
would have been still further reduced. b~S =
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PROPOSALS. for a LOAN OF Sl,2UO,UUO 10
III the STATE of ISplANA.-Scaet proposals Will be
received by the undersigned Commissioner, at the once
Winsow Lsier Co, IL This city, until " occeS NJ, o.
SATURDAY tie 22d day Of June next for LOANs1 70 tne
STATE Of INDIANA the sum Of TWELVE nUNpitED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, being part OF Loan 81 Two lhah
polsr authorized ey OF General Assembly for NE
obtaining for repcng INVASION and poNdng
Tor the public defcuse, approved May 10 1901.
In addition TO the above amount SSVcO i
On Indiana making IN all l,OOO00 offered Of sucn
authorized ssz,0C000O. - Ill,
such loan bsr Of xix per cent snnum
semi the day Of May ard Nosen la the OJ
from date the date Of sale and payment and
November l6 be paid in advance and oI the payment OF
and hqu1aiiou o. the princ thereof s'pch Tax
Hundred Doiisrs value
ey Of the levied which tax is by uoh law 70 De
collected annually until said bonds paid or 'odeeed In 50
diieE which esuy tax Of Two cents and IN 1905 ana nee
A. all for the yeals and Seven eens and for the year
aud thereafter Ten csuts esch One HLdea d9ss
alton axbes in tine State applicable 10 the reduction oil TINS
loan. -, - ....o.
signed registered with for interest IN SUMS One
Ibou.. dollars will be Issued for this loatbe bonds in sum
Five Hundred dollars authorized by such law oeing reserved
for sales In Indiana. -, u,
No proposals will be considered. The right IL re-
seved reject any and all Of the bids b shall be considered
will promote cue best interests Of the state $4,000.
Upon the acceptance Of asypropoa Ten OF hs
bid be paid down. for which certncNe WIZ Dc
given ing Six interest nom dse tie remainder IN
nine eqCs monthly thereafter or the whole VI any
The bids will be opened at IL o'clock NJ, June T. l1l by
the uudeg ed AZ the place Of reception IL presence oil se
persons proper to be present and tas osh
% the highest 0ddess excepted on The TUESDAY
Proposals must be addressed under seal TO the undr' ned
Of Winow, LanieT Co.. No. 80 Walsi marked ITO
possls for Loan
Now.YOIE May co. 1861;
} }As9f ] fi hhS&yi c...l hs.a
II
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6oiels.

briggs HOUSE, CHICAGO, II.--Ihe under.
pd respectfully .anounoo their fie de pairous and
the travelling pablo generally that Ow0s g. ts MrHssney o. we
.. they hs,. reduced The pco d Board e. TWo DJLL.ho
ia. d., rbanin for III. patronage 90 literally bestowed on
them ihry ,.pcrtnv asE fps cotinuA,e- the same a.
.tps th pstious House will be- conducted on the
u.n th, has heretofore chsrscicrrel thsir estab
N.hm~nt- '" y iC,hh" w.
Cbiosxo, June |. 1891.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. JUNE IA, 1861.
Ocean Cleaners.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ella" steamer will eave Nsv.Yok the M ih. snd 2lsi
s Ssy OF aspss w ss s's .
freight pa sage apply the only 0F b. ALIEN Ars
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE- On
Il SATURDAY, June 2t-Ths uni'ed States Mail steamer
ECIr WOtoT commander vii sl hSm Pier No;s,
SSrh TS aos III for safety ard
DOUBLE engine unde SeCs
which beside other res m tend in tho event Of collision
randnS 70 keep the pump. work and the safety
OF vessel and psssenEer-
TOT '''sn' 0' passage '''' SAMUEL NJ. Fox,
Agents, No. Brosdysy
The stea.,.sr ARAG0 viii sail Jolly ..
S,TFAMER ADRIATlC, TUESDAY, June 3.
J-Tbe magnificent stesrner ADRIA1iC j. WAIVER. Com.
Through will i.sued without additional expense to
the principaltSwn' Of Eoslsnd. ireland aud Scotland
For passage OF '"i'ne' '"'0' W. H. wICKHAM
Office on wharf at foot Of Csnlst
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM
/ sHIP NETWORK, c. wenke, Commardcr. carr ias the
United Mail viii sail from Pler No ~ North River loot
VI SATURDAY, June @ at 70 O'clock M,
- 49, ron ,,-.,,,ro>,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
''' h6SDo%s HaSRE, SOUTHAMPTON, end BREMEN,
Fi'.t CABIN &i"o second Cabin 500 stecrsse S,5
For Freight or Passage 1PpEE &c Co No. ea Brcad.
V,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL 80.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Pssstge. .....''.'''.'.'.''''''' Z"
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL 80,
Chief Csbiu PaossEc .''.'''''''''''''''.'',.'si
The ship. ron, New j ois cali a, CoIt Hslbor;
lhe .hip. FROM Boston Baliia, ana Cok HNbor
ARABIA. Capt j stone. CANADA. Capt sich
MIsTRALAsIAN NIAGARA. Capt. Noodle.
Capt. Co EUROPA, CAPT. andeiS'n
SCOTIA now bnidins)
Thee. vessel. cary white light masthead on
| stsIboard bow red on port bow" t. -
AMERICA Mo, die leave. Bos,ou We'd osday June Il
N''' cot leaves New.Yors Wednesday June 10
ARABIA Soue... leaves Boston cdn-sday luno 20
A. RIGA leaves Newi ORA. We'd eday Jay .
PERsIA Judsins Leaves NewYork .Wednesda'' July u
AMERICA AIoeds. leave Bo.ton..H edIcsday Jul! -
| Berths not secured until paid Tor:
| An experienced Surgeon ON board -, r.,
The OF these ship will not be scc,gneoie foI 20
, B R de Ss,e . H value
therein expressed For fLssh, Or rsi,Ass apPy I,.n
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK aud
bs 'fi" liverpool nSs and
Steamship psny Intend patching their cred ely
'"''' CITY 0S WnshiNGiU Saturday. Jan.ls
,rH 90 iuns -
| Ard .x.rx aTURDAY Al noon from Pier No ~. North
| N" RAry. oY PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN.......,....s13i sTEERAGE..........,so
First Cabin 10 London. W steesse 10 London-'''' ~
si.i ~ :cd -, ,,'rn 50
forwarded Psrs Hsvre Hamburg Bremen Hot
| teIdsm, Antwerp &c. ct reduced through fares.
n. fowiux rs From Liverpool OF Queens.
town-Fu,i Cabin. t7' ss and slS Seer.Se IRON Liver
Thee hsve superior Accommodation. Tor p.ont-t.
and experienced suss,p Sy s a S. on Sd
ror further infoma,ion apply 4 the CUP nJ' Ohoe.
JOHN O. DALE Aen No. Is bo.dnN \. /.
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Balance carried to hsy account, S76ls ~
The transfer books Of Ohio State stock close upon
the i5h and reopen July LIST for the payment Of in.
terest for fifteen days, AFTER which payment will be
made ut Colnmbur Ohio. The business Of the Clearing
House was sl5,7isC coo. the bank oicers hold mcct.
ing to-day in regard to extending the present arrange
ment for making common stock Of the specie reserve
issuing Clearing House certificates upon bills roceiv.
able &c. There 10 no immediate necessity for these
but Ia thought to be prudential course to
continue the arrangement Mr. Draper viii sell ut
ton tomorrow (Fnday) $4,000 New-York Sixos and
5000 Government Fivcs, belonging to the Bank Of
tho Capitol.
One Of tho English journals argues tbs' osesuse the
N. Y. Central Road has earned gross In "o-oi 13
TAG more than Il did in 1850, vnsn it paid y
cen, dividend that 1t has tbis yesrsqual ability to pay
~ cont The premises arc fa1 cous. as ID. increase
has bson entirely upon freigy s"ns' under great
comp..ision. upon which II hF no means 0es'sn that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

CUPREME COURT of the SIAIE of NEW
LIAM MARSLAND, sad THEMlsr0ClES Z. a. PErR0-
COkISoS. pSulid., sst CHAs. sCHMlrr and kLEiS,
whose Oh n uown, dele
the defendants lou hereby .anoped aud required
la this action which Will be filed In the office 81
tho Clerk Of the City and County II Newfok the CRY .
laid city and serve .eopy your snsws to tho said eoa
In said City within twenty ds,s AZ the service Of this
executive Of tho dAy 4 such service and fail
70 answer tho said complaint within th- time Aforesaid tho
plaintiff. in ih action viii take judgment against yonor the
sum Of thirteen thousand eight hundred and two dollars aud
With interest nine thousand three bundled
and seventy liars and seventy cents from April
Interest from thu tw third day OF March,
thousand eight hundred and four five hun
dred and dollars aud cents be ides tho
Of this sstion.-Dasd May |, 1911
CuMMlNs ALEXANDER GREEN.
Plaintiff Attorneys,
No 30 Exchange place, Hsw-fork City
TIE complaint this action ed In the Office OF tho Cek
of the Cit aud County York the City Hall ia the
City Of New-York. on the second day Of May 1861
CUMMiNS. ALEXANDER. G0REEN.
h3lawlCwF. Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 20 Exohs 60 plsoe
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA SG1
IOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. Jul
GREAT pOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The eslaci,, Of hs Road now ca Z any ia ne country

The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WESE
Ufics No Astor House, corner of tesey It.
fscies Cor the transportation OF Passenger to and from C
cibuai Chicago. 81 Louis ST Paul. rahyle, Memphis, New
Oein,, aud all towns In the West Nor -Wcs. and
ed for speed sud comfort by route
Through aius for Che Wet leave Nswfo'k loot OF Court
sudtrL Morning Express. Evening Express p IN
s..o at place VIA al ent swn, rsllg az
Ptsbusha u neat I'y, and connecting there with all West
EN- tr.s
Steering and suioling. al the trains.
Fsc always low. and the time quick by any other
=,
b. hi. FIeshs Of all descriptions be fowardedto
and point Railroads II Ohio Ken'ucky. Indiana
H1rti. Hl,consin, Iowa Missouri by RAILROAD d.
RECT Fort the Dsvsabe rivers OF the West by
s,rar from FIT burgh. -
Ire rates ~ Freight 10 any point Of the West by the
Rai ed all times favorable ss are charged
nv otbcr Ia road Con Merchants and shipper. ntrB
Ing he .poaicn their Freight to this Company rely
with confidence on its speedy transit . -,
Ths Comusny ai.o maintains Em grant Accommodating
Lite by whch p.ui emg siug Westward ENJOY chs p aud
cofr able M de- Of bsf the rs'cla rates
oftse l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Astor House
LEIGH Co Fieigh, Agents, ~, ,v,u,
No. Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS. Gouersl supt Alto0ns. Pa
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Gntlerp, 9aromars, Sc.

INN PLATE. SHEET-IRON, ZINC, &c.
III uis e. "a dzEsE PLATE CHARCOAL and COKE,
ZINC, coPPsR. sPEffER BLOCK TIN, WIRE, IA
ser sss ~ a A. THOMSON 1 o., Ne Ss Wsaersa
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Essal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of NevYok Notice is hereby sven 70 sn
peosors having claim. sslins WASHINGTON COOPEh, late
Of tho City Of New-York deceased TO recent the sane MI
vouchers thereof the subcriper al the Once OF SEih
Willis No % W all In the Ciiy OF Ns~i on o.
before the hnsenth day Of June nsItDcd Ner'for me
18th day Of December, lbf0
SETH wILKS Administrator
Altl,,smH EMELlNE COOPER Administrative
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYo notice u hereby Owen t, ell
CITY " New ior deeeasod present tine same sh vouchers
thereof tn tho sub,cb- Der residence No 25 Ninth
eps IN the Ctr Of kewToh before the 18th day Of Sep
Timber A,ed Now orb the 18th day Of March 1851
SUSAN CLARK, Admlni-tratrI.
,obl5 isvsnV- JOHN CLARK, AdministTstoT.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. r.
1N-ror ALBANY. TRoY, NORTH and WEST suIam.r ar.
.Ergrsss Trsin from 2sths station For wilsmsbrdss
80 rlpe-sls JOHN BURCuII4L, AsSt sspt.
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grorerirs ano provisions.
Dentlstrp.

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS in DENTS,
TRY-Pef,ons DESTROYS Of am donsa operation wi i.nd
AZ greatly 10 IA. call ~ No lU Hr,t I'D a. ~hee
,ttsu,ion IL invited 20 anew srf ~ cold GOLD
L ia,er,-d without the lest P.ia which dehss
Teeth led 10 this ~ NOT AChf will not decay bs are
.oa.bt. ivy w. d ISGER5OLL.
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CArfTIQN

CAUTION
certain uDprlnclpled persons attempting 70 palm ~
the unsospeotins public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE
Iwond esoon ali persons 70 sxsmae before purchasing and
''' rY-spXLi1rNos PREPARED GLUE II
ksa he Vusde wGsPpsr ~ 2Vs are spaina eeasseySa
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SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH
cv A STlTcm TisK SAyKs Nsx1 -
s gocaeef toM happ-n, IN caregufaied ,,ls n g,
very dbs have ses cheap aud convenient way for TO-
pnliit 2 Fu1Iitufe Toys. Croct1ry, Gc
SPALDiNd'o PREPARED GLUE
s such emergencies and no household can afford sbs
without It's always ready aud up the sticking point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
Address HENRY G. SPALDING,
No 20 Cedn'st, New fosk
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the Company makes any profit In 1890 The grsss
earnings were S4f2, 900 moro than In 1889 and yet
1t was with great difficulty that y cent dividend
could be shown to DO earned Large gross receipts
upon railroads BY no means argue large net profits.
From Philadelphia We learn thst the entire State
loan of 900 for the war has beon taken at par
The Eceaiag Post misapprehends our statement that
funds have been forwarded to Europe by Virginia for
the payment of the July coupons on tue Safe debt.
That State has a small debt in Sterling bonds the In
tcest upon which 10 payable in London and it 10 the
interest upon this debt about a5S 00o which has been
RENTED Amy dollar bonds owned there will bs
treated with 40 little courtesy as il Yankee owned
them.
Tie California steamer brings S63l, 800. This ship
ment was restricted by fears Of Southern Confedersay
prvaeers but tho next one fifty per cent greater
Money in San Francisco without change. The re-
duotion of specie shipments had caused large acumu-
lation OF funds The rate of interest on rst-cass
curties mint certificates, and leading commercial sly.
natures was az v cent per month"; Receipts VI
Treasure from the interior show decline, and most
of them find their way directly 10 the mint for coinage
The supply of Gold Bars is moderate, and the demand
still more 80. The advanced rate Of insurance upon
treasure is holding the market completely in check.
Sight Exchange the East is held cent pre- MUM
The deposits of Gold Bullion in the United States
Branch Mint, from the 9TH to the 18th inst including
the latter date, were 9 O6lOO o. aud the coinage
for the fortnight ending 18th inst was $3.50 900, all
double eagles.
The imports Of Treasure from 1st inst to 10th have beea
MAY 5-Psr Comet from Honolulu. 81 0O0 ~
May 5-Per Acoy, from Coronel. ss ~
May 6-PeT Sonora, from Ms bosbI "
MAY Per Wild Pigeon, n2o %
May l8-Per Speedwol, from Honolulu 1860 10
fetal since May l....... ...............x9,323 81
The exports of treasure for the same period weNs
May Per Golden Age:
To new lork............. So, ll5 ~
To England I2EOt 20
- s,s5 Gs 70
Nay iI-Per SoDors:
To NewIork. .............&Jlt1Sl 10
sa24 7sI 10
Nay ll-Pcr Rapid, to Hong Kong aaeg+
T,ts s;ree Nav 81 66 al -
P,svio.y tLi. wear l16y9.E 80
ro,. .nce Ian 1861 49, 800 100 no
Cor,,ponding period OF las. yesr..... i5G01<J3 ~
4 M 2sa \.
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TIE books of the Minnesota Mining Company will
be closed from the I'D inst. to July q for the payment
of s. y share dividend recently declared.
The St. Louis Journals express the opinion that tho
Missouri State interest due July will be paid. II 80.
it will be paid in Missouri currency.
The Revenue bonds, 100000 due on the ist inst.
have been paid and there il balance Of $50 900 from
the funds provided for this purpose which be APP
Piled to the interest payment. Tie banks also owe
500 900 bank tax there is 100000 in the Treasury.
aud the State has bank stock upon which she can Dor
row 800 600. II requires but small amount added
10 these to meet the interest and strong Efforts will 30
made 70 raise tlis amount
The sa:enen, Of the Boston Banks for the last week
conn ares with the previous week. AMI for the CORE
amending week Of 1860 ss follows:
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SEPREME COURT, City and County OF New


C1JPREME COURT, City and County of New
~ YoIi.-THE HoUsAToNIG BANK, Plaintiff ss.iu,t
NOAH GIBSON. SAMUEL ID. CROSBY. and GEORGE
Con,nc TO the Defendants. on arc hereby and
required answer tho compa. In this action Of which copy
will Ned in The office OF toe Csh OF tho City ard County Of
Hewfork aud to copy OF to the said
psnt on the sbscb,r at bis office No IL! Broadway Ia the
City Of Ne. Yos within ;weny DAY. ATE, The service hereof
the complaint within the hno aforesaid tho paiIuf In this
action Ill ,.,s Judgment against ySn Tor ,e San Of tysnty
with interest twelve Thousand dollars from the fourth day Of
May 1884, and Thousand two hundred and any.
three aud sIoO doAs from hs fourteenth day Of May
thousand sight hundred nd r,yon besides tho costs Of ths
sction.-D.tsd hsy IS, h6i;
The complaint ban Ia hled In tho Office OF the Cefh u
the Ci Couaiy Of NswiorH la tho City Hall in aid ely
on tho 18th day Of May. isol. myl6 iswswi
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the Ap.
Ts.7o'o Acquiring and fsins IaSd. fo tie Raass
Cou House 10 said county, Pu..nt to the provons Of
Act to snsbe The Of IL. County Of aes YORK to s
9us and take Land io the building offs Court he sid
County Of Now hssby give they intend % pre-.
sent petition 70 The sap.,s Court Of hs State q NswY
Sprci. Torn Of the said Cout to he held the City Hall
IN tie Cry Of New York. Friday the a. day OF June ls6
tho opening Of the Court that dsy thereafter as
missioner, aprrsi.e the value Of hr land proposed
qued .isn for the pupOo herynbcfcro mentioned that
tho aDds premise proposed be acquired and taken
boandrd aud described ., follows. to wits
TIA certain piece or psesl o. LAID situated In the siI.h
Ward the City Of and bounded and dsrbed fol-
lows, to Wiz:
Commencing ct point on the southsriy aldo OF Chambers
street. distant feet from the n0hw essrly OF the
brown building upd for Court purposes end ronng
said Chambers street. runnisy thence westerly aicnS the
feet hsnes running soathsy parallel with broadway
handed tee; thesSs AIMING ,. End ps. WITH Has
nothery and parallel with Broadway two hundred feet TO the
point OF place Of ses xIs Ny H. 1851
to Board Of Super dsos Of the County Of NevYorh
myz;tcjsIo
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.

q y DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; 81 80 QUILT
10 y Ed CONGRESS- BOOTS NEW STYLE
AT JOSEs'S. NOS 10 AND IL ASN-sT
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Gtcambcais ano Railroads.

CIsHING BANK EXCURSIONS DAILY,
Saturday. sIe.P,sd se.~si lhKo C.p, h..e's l,a's'
=, 81, Pier No n ~ Rsfi,shn,u,' ba, and h'h.
Ing tackle provided Fare 10 cents
NONEY ISLAND FERRY.-Thc Steamboat
EAusHoN will c s1P5.Y ' r ss $ 1 asss
foliow. Leave wea IOh,i. (AmO, ~ at ?. N l.! I'D.
9.y%:, Isi;' SIM .dsi L,,. II: 20
ai,'I y .aa H.ao F., si,s rssra sist
4 S.a s Lands " '''' ' --
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
~ l.nding st.amsr ARMENIA from feo, Of H.rri'on,
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, 'Dd FRIDAY H'0eoe1'
NIGHT BOAT to NEW HAVEN.-The TRAY
khER r.: CRY ; ... a"s III rs.
o1 m.nd.n and Hsniod 90 north non New Haven ii
EOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the
Il Dspbary R4irosd-The steamer ALICE PRICE ls,yes
Csiharine Market Wharf DAILY, at H. leaves Norwsli'
DAILY SG@U. f"toCea'
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Farc Six Cents
- Boat, sye every hour from TO p from loot Of
Whitehall st., cat slde Q; the Bstefy
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAVER-
- sTHAW Sesmr Metsm0rs isIves Pier foot r jay
81, every Sunday Men- a. 7'sa m i4h's a'ea' alds
CATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
~ shs sp'nais s's1SHi 5Ch Jd rsifh WV ,'
for NORWALK pA.irs roush h.ge n ivi1g y,.-agrIs
s % s % VIEWING ' r on a ' c Sy
81 the evening Far, fo ID. whois EIcurion, 50 cent.
CTEAMER METAMORA--For Yonkers, Hast
= ns' Dobb' Ferry Ny'Hs r. LII. Sg s's 'Hd . .1;
p Omi,tinsss M tnp on FRIDAYS, and Sing Sing on
$3.50 thp
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
L PORT and FALL KyER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt HtN leages New OH every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY at O'Clock 2. m,
and the BAY STATE. Capt Allen, on bNDAl, WtDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY, at O'clock M ron Pier No 81, X
cant until the ,hal hsye been paid for
Frht Boston orw sded through with great dispatch by
an Express Freight lIain.
WIN BORDEN. Agent, Nos. IN and II wes.st
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-For ORIENT,
- GRERNPORT and SAG HARBOR Steamer Mass
husets Can't HAVfNS leaves James alp fpier - Fast
Ri,eD TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SArU RDAY AFTER
NOOiS o. O'Clock stopping OF foit Schuyler Returning
leaves Sag Hsrbor alternate days. at u O'Clock