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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

0SGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR.
- - CESTER EXPRESS-By every train. Packages
forwarded Notes, Drafts and Bills collected and Maid
and all orders attended to with dispatch oFFICELNo
Lincoln House Block, Worcester; No. Exchange al
Providence 'Seo o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-06

II | K E l n S U r A n CE
AMERICAN EXCHANGE F1KEgNs. co
NEW YORK; Capital and Surplus, s2l5,OOO
CITY FIRE 5RsUEsANCF: COMPANY
NEW HAVEN Capital and Surplus 1925 900.
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE &C.,
BosroA; Capital and Surplus, 1852 900
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NoRwIoH Capital and Surplus, s2S2,OOO,
MAsSASOLT FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
Springfield; Capital ard Surplus, s2O5,OOO.
home FIIsE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW HAVEN; Capital snc Surplus, s245,ls6
~ For Insurance in the above well know and re
sronsble Companies, please apply to SAMUEL H. COL
TON Agent, at the Office of the Peoples Fire Insurance
Company, No. 229 Nain street Worcester div ri
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
MACHINISTS TOOLS.
M HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN MARKET sTREET-store and dwelling below
Second street an excellent buaness stand Three story
brlek dTsng house hetseen Tenth Eleventh street
IN KING sFttEEr-A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh aud Twelfth Streets three stories main
and back buildings baths, in rate order generay
King streets. sA'N 84N
IN sHlPLEY sTREEr--Three story brick dwellin,
above Filth street, p feet front 80 feet deep s7
IN fATNALL sTREET-Four new three story l,i,h
dwellings above Eleventh street
iugs above Eleventh street ~
IN ELEVENTH sTRERT-Three new three ntory brick
dwenRe between Tatuall and West streets.
IN SEVENTH sFRkkr-A three story brick dweun,.
below Lombard street
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine street e
buildings. '' | "
in SECOND sTREET-A thres story brick dwelling
1etween treEch and Walnut atreets; might be made Il
good business stand.
IN BRANDYWTNE VILLAGE-Two story brick dwell
ng IN Bfandywine Village would be exchanged inr pro.
sBgiLDlNd Lors.-A desirable property at the rorne
oI rhd aud French Streets suitube either fer buding
lots or site for a manufacturing estsblishmf.nt
For terms and particulars apply 10
"a John MeLEATt s. SON.
Hp :" ut Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18

DOACHRsi RoAoHEsll--Lyons MAgnetic PoMdsr
Ia death TO these peats. For aAls at 0RIMsHAWsi
No, coo Market, above eth sIrss'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
NOTICE.
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL,

FARM 4 DWELLING FOR SALE
4ssA& THE subscriber will sell at private sale hsI
ln!N& farm, with good tenant house thereon ~
i,i christina Hundred, within one mile Of the s,g'
k&& adjoining lands Of Richard Brindley, Jesse ha'
lowell and Henry Grant, containing seventythree arr
The subscriber wishes to sell Immediately that posseu
may be given at once. ..,-
For ermsi which will be reasonable, apply To
mehsbh II MARY U0YLE, on the premises
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
NOTICE.


We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more Of Dr. Hurd's Dental RENE
dles, which we cannot sH. None are mniable
except the Neuralgia PlGstsr, which we send In
an envelope on receipt of price (l5 centsl and
one stamp. But 10 accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed BOXES, seven inches by four.
With compartm ents- each box containing a hot
tie Of DR.. Hard's Mouth Wash, and TooM Ache
Drops, a box of Tooth Powder, the NeUyalgia
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on TseiL
and their Diseases the best means of preserpiD0
them, and the proper treatment Of ChilGren's 7setd,
worth of itself the entire cost to every Young
man or woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. As the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on dozen than on
one, 1t is lar cheaper to order six or a dozen
packages at one time. large family will want
an, or the surplus can be disposed of to neigh
bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and tlis.
| hgurement, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved to the country il every family
TO day had one OF these packages, which, in III
self, is complete set Of Dental Remedies Ad-
dress VIM. b. Hura & Co. Tribune Buildings
New York, and write name and address plainly
That remittances may be made with confidence
W. b. II. & Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn.
to g. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of he
American Manufacturers Gazette to Joy, Coe
Co., Publishers Agents, New York to p. 7.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees it and who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. nurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt of ssVen doHaJs,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be-
coming an agent They can be sold in a day.
Rels@ We a0Oula rather pay salaries than Commis-
sions 70 those who prove themselves efficient salesmeq
BeiS@ Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
Fifty Acres of Lan1 fov salo

GlTUArE near Cenuevile in CHI istiana unndreA Ns,
~ CaAte County Delaware, adjoining Centre Meeting
lands Of Robert MeCaulley, Charles hogan and Others
Iae iaRd Is well stgated Of god quality and in gool
favorable terms. Apply to T. G. PAiVKE' At the & mil
stone on the kennett Tur,lp pike or 10
WILLIAM McCAULLET
JanJ, 6l8 Market Street. WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18

ICE CREAM FREEZEKs,
PRESERVING JARS, 30
FLINN 4 JACKSON,
House Furnishing Store,
2l9 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
MEDICAL.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use osgood's India oholagogus,
Use Pasehalls Ague Mixture, sc.
For Weak or Infinmed Eyes.
Use Briughursts Eye Water,
Use Thompsons Eye Water,
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use Becksr's Eye BAlsam,
For Coughs.
Use Bringhutst's Cough Syrup,
usa Ayers Cherry Pes;tOrsl; v,,..,,,.n,
For Dyspepsia.
Use Brughursts Dyspeptic Pills,
Use Peruvian Syrup, or Prot Sol. Protox. Iron,
Use Comp syrup of phosphates,
Comp. Syrup Of Hypophosphitss,
Hootiand's deimAn Bitters
For worms.
Use Brnghursts Worm Syrup,
Use Bringhufsi's Worm LoEenges,
Use Fahnsstocks ysrmifuge &C.
For Hernia OF Rupture.
Go to E. Bringhurst 4 Co, and be fitted with Truss
For FIatuIence.
Use briughursts Ginger LORenss'
For Children Teethlng.
us Mrs wnsow's Soothing syrup, ,s.-.o.-,,.,
hOH A AhanhEAAC Of A-MHbO'
Use Brnghursts PurRatiye syrup substitute for Cas-
tor oili)
Use Brnghursts Pnrgatlve Pills, lsugar coAted)
use Gitrste Of Magnesla,
Use Ssldlitz Powders &c.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use Brnghurst's Alternative Syrup,
Ayers sarsaparlla,
Bulls SArsaparilla,
Peruvian Syrup, &c
For Constipation.
Use Rrinshurst's Purgatiys Syrup,
Or those superior Elastic syrnges sold by B. Bring
| hurst Co.
For Diet.
Uss sago Taplocs Broma, Pure Chocolate, aeiatln nj
Junket made with Bringhursta Liquid Rennet.
For Illuminating Purposes.
usa the genuine Kerosene Oil with Of those superior
! low priced Lamps, sold by
EDw. BRINGHURST q CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAcEUTIsTs,
CorHefqf Marksi aud Sizth Sts, Wilmington.
Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
CHINA AND GLASS.
BOOTS AND SHOES
New Boot and Shoe Store

New Boot and Shoe Store
JOHN MARTEN,
d WOULD inform his friends aud IN, .t
- zenB generally that he has opeDed AZ pSa, sg
and SHOE STORE, No. 40 WALNUT 1vvl s,'vl
~ one door below Fifth street NiimhTTss,
Delaware, where he Intends keeping constantly an ss
good assortment Of home made work, such a. GssI
mems dne aud coarse Boots and Shoes; Ladies' G.,.
tthe best quality also good assortment Of Chs,
Shoes Of all sizes. He will make 10 order al ba sba
nOtics all kinds ofcusomer work His stock on LAM
&c., has been selected frem some Of the largest
the city. His journeymen good aud practical n,
men aud he feels confident he will be able to aya
satisfaction to all who may give him call
As-kEPAlRiAd done with neatness and dispatch
sep u JOHN ALRTM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
FOR SALE.

n terms. Apply to
WIN. MCAULLEY
Wilmington, July 25, 1861. '' 1'' S''ee''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-18
Garden and Agricultural Seeds

k would call tbe attention of Gardeners and others
70 our large selected stock OF fresh Seeds consisng
q oaIdsn tio1r and Agricultural seeds cultivated by
ths eeeorated seeds men, b. Landeth Son. Those in
want oi good and reliable Seeds can fnd them at
q. CHANDLER SON,
mar GIL Market street.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CH,NByRs-JuLY 3l.-Betore Justice
LEoNARD.
TIE RAILROAD cAsEs-ApPLIcArIoS TO STAY PRO-
cEfDISGs.
rh p.oc &c az. John Kerr ard others (Sevenh:sveuue
Railroad easel; WetmoIo ss Law Ninth avenue RAILROAD
In ihe,e cases. the orders dissovng the injunc-
Il, NJ pursuant to the decision Of the General Term T-sentiy
reude,cd presented for settlement. ,.,s. ,,.,
Mr WIN Allen Butter On behalf OF the paintirr spp''su
for p,stponeEeut until the neat General TerT to be held
10 september to enable plaintiff, 10 appJ 'f 'tay OF
proceedings. and continuance Of the lnJutc9n uht me
hearing before the Court Of Appeals t nueI u,sea 'ne
on the ground Of the gen, raoc importance oi
tie question. involved TO the pub m .. "el a. 10 ''e
suito- the irepanoe mi,chir when ~oula De ptodue,d
should the grantees be perued 20 - ~ prpdns he appeal
nd that the sIpIeme Cont IA tA District PAD o
la majority OF declsous aIeh1y P''Ao"heeu asA' ''o
validity ct III, grant , -,
In the Avenue case, ihe General Term composed OF
justice, Strong kooseves aud ,erse had declared the
oinA grant void judge Davies had made lac decision
on the neW ,ria sraaed By the General Term. Judge
ogeno m had decided that the act of the Legislature
did not crs the " sud he understood Judge Leonard 10
dissent the SECESSION recently made teIe were sh
eminent Judges Against the grant The last General Term
held IN. year before any result obtained
Judge W.ss to conclusion Ia favor Of It. Judge
stated from tho bench that his VII ws had ed
him TO different result bat bis way b exec" By the
NJ suuient. AID anthor ties produced 10y Judge "ees
1hu IN regard to Judge Sutherland eeme1 TO be case
rather 1T conviction than conversions and the decision rested
after all ths opinion of Judge Weles So a. TO the Sew
enhenue the weight OF authority was IN fsvor OF the
pa0Ih The questions must all 10 the Court OF Appeals
B.. people plaintiff ard were entitl,dto preference
IL. calendar IN ordinary case the Conrt would stay
Bile when hnal judgment could be reached without
delay. In ke tli II pain duty OF he Court
Be,es the rendered e. the middle OF vacation
than - year after tine argument Counsel wore sDsent
4nd the PLAINTIFF counsel had inD alton that the decision
was to be given.
Tho railroad grantees whose seen. 10 legislation was s.
keen that they knew AZ the beginning OF session nat "as
10 done a the end had turns out all equally Keen seer
a. TO tho Courts for he understood Of them were u
Court to get their decision. But lie Mr. Bntler Was no
10 the Court OF Appel. with all possible dispatch nl
Butler gave notice ~ publicly Pessbs VI ta in'en'0n
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Arrived.


r. : .,.,m euuboM Wyando,te Comd's W. D. Whiting.
Moqno Iuet and Roys July 26 Gene to this port ss
eain.tip Philadelphia (U. transport Hand, Hsri'On's
Landing in bslsst. c,,.
hours sugar ro.n and to Mora Bros July 3d. of Bar
negst. passed orig Rush, hound n c.
Cl,pp sailed 10 company with brss pro'eu', CHM for
N-w.Yok Charles Ring iun,le, for sssas to load 70.
York Bril- (Br for N-wlCrk IN boil July q. od
south Cav Bank SPOKE schr r. Tull bound 5 Esd Cd
Msanis Rect spoke orig hush from havsDaier Ns"fork,
Ran Temples. (of Newiondonl King Key wes, 10 dsys
IN ballast master July 49, passed popsne, ashore %
Winbr- Gals n C.. about 800 thus harden painted
as aud smoke painted black with red top pooaoy
h Directs, SsS 9 spoIsdB .rp. S. J.so J.y sugar {.
D. Brookmsn Co Sailed in company with bark Essex,
r.. Ricbsrd Golden (Bremen) Bi.choG, Liverpool -
DAYS coal to Fuuch, Meineke Wends
HsrS Brothers Mariner Cenfuego' II days sugar e Geo
Bhs Caroline Porter Apinw.n 81 Day. hir 70
oy Say for New Y"fk al we'll a lat : d. lou 50 q.
was bearded by u s. steamship OuaAeI CITY on cruise AZ
"f Ri, W. r. Kibbv tBr of Nassau. N. P), Prnde, St
Domingo City July H. and mahogany to j. X ~ smith
Co. Anchorso At Lower SaArsannf ,oa,x, s,h N
NE f. c. alta Gbbs Forres. Monroe days, Ia BALLAST
schf Mary Harm. tBr Of Nassau n p days. cotton.
10 lose. FDeAs July a. lat 81 Ion IS 49, spoke scnf.
Monezuns Nv h.r Of Provneesown) months out all Wen;
sohr sarah Mai, (o Cold spng. Undehil BsIscOa 10
dsy- fruit &c TO Thomas Ginarin.
Schr vernon. Outhou-s North Jogging N b.. IL days.
atom. TO z. l. Nevius Son
sehr Henry Hickman Snead, Chineotessus days. WOOD
sehr G. n Van Mare Van Name Baltimore, md'e 10 A.
seir John C. Calhoun sturses Eli1Abe,hPort, coal fos
/ Boston 80 . a.
sb, Ga.s,bess NnueT Ronde ut coal for Boston.
Steamer W Clyde ~ 5 transport Laughiin Harrison's
Steamer Petrol, Young Providence, udse. to Edward
Bynner.
Kirkpatrick ,
steamer franklin Young, Baltimore. mdse to WillAn
DalzeL , ~
Steamer Alice Meakin, Baltimore. mdss to William Dali
fell.
BELOW-l bark and bri,s
SAlLED-U. steamship Baltic Fortress Mcnre, having
hos pta chip -, MaG in tow. IT, y steam Vignis,
Harfisons Landing Also u 5. steamship Illinois steam
ship Caha.Ua with hospital ship Euerpe III tow fos New
Ollea!s.
| WIND-Sunset from s, and light
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........JuLr o.
Cleared.

stesmship-st Mary Tabo, New Orleans. C. A. whitney.
ship.-Eilwood Walter. Ch.dwick. liverpool. Snow &
Burgess: Lima Fritz tPrns.snl, Wagner, Oueensown.
Funch M-incse Wendt; z, Chandler Liverpool ZeregA
Co Lawrence Johnson Liverpool Lawrence Giles ca.
Bsrk.-Whts Sea, Eyaps Liverpool, MISTER. r. Foster,
Nslscs Csliz Simpson 4 Chaps Eiz. Bass (Brl SuiA.
Bermuda, Tucker Lightbourne
BHg.-samo,e, Briggs stocs holm. John n. Dow; Line
(Pru,sisn) Luhr Queenstown. Wm Salem Co. Princess
Roya tBrl. Ne~bpld, Pernsmbuco Smith Jones Go a.
t,oodbne fBrL Williams. Falmouth 4 James; Angostnra
fuller Newry farbeck Hss-y John Richards tBr Car
1chel Cork Thomas James Belle Of the Bay (br) WASH
irg,op, New. Orleans. Robson Fo.dick.
schooner,-Oa.sabea, Trsfton Boston c. T. Snow Emma
fBr Clarke Londonderry. y. ), IL J. &. A Dewolf; IA.
I".f IT, Power. New. (jrlran. NJ Fox Bro D-.moDt
CHM Ezsoethport, ID. Brookman CO. Queen Of Clip
r.r, fl5r) Davidson, ST. John " g. A. smEeTs Co L.
Harne. Wsrner, Weymouth, Baker Dsyton New.fofk,
ood.. Boston nIa. err Granite state, Hsett Boston,
w. lie Sis Co.
sloop-Notto Bllvsn, Norwich, c. B. Harvey.
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inquired for Sale. OF % inch by 80 yds weighing u b a
90 70 and dmepsions weighing D at rsS Per Gorge
aud ~ h st $50 t5l per Gorge, cash White ShItines We
note at s+lO 800 Tor common to medium and iof
BATAVIA, May Ia, lS62.-Drills in active demand
at prices aud high prices ere expected during
next month.
CALCUTTA, Msy %, Is62-Advices from the
m oderaie der AID brown Boot Dris 5 3a5 y yard
BOMBAY MARKET, june l2-1he import market
has manifested h''e activity during tho fortnight Pie %
goods have suffered 'snt decline ia value, while yarns
with one or two exceptions aiDtaa previous Or
make continued active and good bushes, done
until the 4th inst. whrn the receipt Of the English
news teegaD, vi, CALLS. the l1h ut, sdyisnz panic
Ia the Liverpool cotton market ana that Will
from caused cessation Of business Co ton
bas since remained quiet, awaiting further
Iec.ed Dy the English mall OF the 18Th oS due I'm
pi-ce eoodsIiece goods have been dealt
largely durg the fortnight ia consequence the specus
tors having from the market and the dealer
flung htr poohssesto local coasgmpion Gray .htngs
have been Quilted principally 5Oiuch light weights
limited extent lower terms; the market closes quiet,
and former barely maintained Gray longcoths
dgl aud qlie, nominal values Gray madapo In
moderate inquiy at dearer aies Cray printers remain
WthOu, inquiry Gray T. Cloths be- moved AZ ea'ies
rates only Gray done.ics show change. Cray scones
could ietch form prices. Gray nUs aud gray dns are
quiet without sales B-sch-d goods sl show no change
fr the better. few tihus sale, have ransPed Coloed
nd printed good. out OF Ia TURKEY red
good. there ID litte OF DotbiDg doing
Tux BELFAST LINEN TRADE, July l.-LiNENs-
In th branch oil our stpe trade still coming for
greater than usual ut this Of tie In the oca
Brown Linen markets the supply of goods being consoeia
bly, augmented and Production Is tuly up to an avefa5e
Stocks DO not accumulate ia maDac uf-r hahi
iARNsA aninasd demand has existed during tie
week for all qus.. of lirr aud ysua the former OF
which has advance of l.d = bundle on both
wsrps aud vets, sud the late has almost oEtrey
cleared Tia. nl.xet varying fom idUstd a.
bundle advance pces current ten Gays or o1tDh $50
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20 TN" parties who thought Of investing In the stock d
the Propo'ed roads might csus tn. chances He ssked
the Court to lay the whole matter for the few weeks Of
the vacation
The Judge denied the application Of Mr. Bnter on ths
ground thas he had no power TO He then proceeded
to the settlement Of the orders Remaining that 10 .ct Of the
as were spPea able stay Of proceeding. could b
Mr. Frederick o. Burnham for the Ninth avenue rarosl
plaintiffs hen made application for Of the
settlement Of the order in the Ninth avenue css s.tios
but this road could be n he'd In a hon,
and therefore they desired the Court to delay lhs setemen
of the order.
Mr. Robinson for defendants contended that there should
be other mode Of proceeding In these cases than Other
Mr. Butler 'ad the plaintiffs did desire snap game y
be played upon them.
until 81 o'clock when IL the proper bond flied and
the appeal Perfected he would grant order to
ceediuxG
Tn, case now stanss thus: The Ninth Railroad 10
stay ed from urth. proceedings toward tnhiDg their road
in the spsea T. perfected which viii probab be done
IL not they will be at liberty n complete thsh
rod The srvehAvenne Company have the light 70 60 On
and construct their road without resetions as the case
stands At present The Judge fixed The amount OF the bond
20 be given the appeal 90 with two suretes
diooed the costs of action and appeal and such
damages ~ the defendants may susaiD thereby.
Before Justice CLERXB.
DECISIONS
james Callahan, jr., ct al. agt Jasper I. Van
Week -Memorand ia for counsel
John w. C. Loud sgt Andrew II. Dawson ct al-Moion
denied without costs. Excess Of interest to be deducted from
the judgment against the ball.
John H. White agt A JoLnson.Motion granted without
costs
Ira Wood ayt. Robert Murray a-Motion granted on
Of OF term and entsla
risment and taxing inquest judgment ,aud security
Charles Wal al sgt. Alfred T. Thorn.-Aotion TO -
aside execution sntel, without costs.
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REDUCING THE WHALING FLEET-lt will be seen,
by reference TO ship sales in aDo her column, that
no less than six vessels have been sold out OF the
whaling business In this vicinity the past week.
Ibis to be greatly regretted, rs the fitting Of them
would give so much employment to our mechanics
and merchants. But the business has been overd0ne,
and must come down to its bearings.
lNew-Bsdford Shipping List
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1lort-tl)arSeno' Notlte.
sr.rx or Nsw YORK

w,Snss, uyricK. No. l0t Walhst.
~rorrcp h,r.hy given. IN accordance with
NOiioS .. - 4; ns,sed April II. 1881 entitled Al
Act wa.s osr D Of the e pS Of q ~:
tos, 70 AZ =, s,rh inquiry, examination or survey thas
Su vessels under examination BY the ro-
,ae ~ a., the said surveys o. examinations VIII %
Within ten days next succeeding inis notice. on
hoard said vessels p,.,No AZ n
Sb,p George Washington 70
B,t (io-bo W W n
p.k
ARG A. r. Larrabee.. oodrun hopnscus
Bns j. z. WetheIiu Force Seoe@
80 VIM H. BURLElGH. Ps<sidont.
J. AyGs HyKRIxAS Secretary.
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This Company uyie tie ten,on OF the pnb 70 their
SUI " aud el-known DREf+N aud PURPLE ROOtiNO
SLATE which they are prepared deliver om the q lar.
rir. ~ Dryois ia 81. suitable for fOJhHs
e public cautioned a-4ust lunous and inferior AZ.
t,c~ which has been Represented ID ed asle slate"
4 slate iooi 10 prefer ,Ji- 70 tu. shug,s 7 IRON.
Is IT, or shnges. t. .cds paint Rain water
from c roof is purr hs- no ini Of deayed wood or
y,in roof. hreHOOl insurance panes favor
them 6eln wall 10. ai-c, len.
Too uiae ufed b. this Company has been eS'fn-
trslg used upon dive OF the New York Cenal fenL-
sgysni aid Long Bsiway-. Orders addressed as
ABOVE 6. FUEIAN NO. - COurtlanii A. howfofk.
VI f.-e.ye prompt attention.
Nca- q. o, .ialoA. 1901.
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with &c 900 bush. do on the same voyage at l4ld.
The bueineSs of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
81 25l073 O7-for Customs, s775,G00; Payments,
81, G9l ,2j5 81; Balance, SS,3lG, 5O4 81.
The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Line for the third week in
July 1862. were............ ..&5l,6N ~
July, 1901. A5,t9I "
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TO ARRIVE.
Passruxers Arrived

In b,io w. r. Kibbp. from 81. Dopiago CIy-Wm O. w.
eyer t. s. Conf Agent at It Domngo Henry Loewen-
berger Arthur Bsuns S. Domingo h. ii. Smith, af ercar'
90, Newiork.