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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-01
Order of Publication.

Or0ef Oh FuDsicGslON.
State of Kansas, Second judicial District Nema-
ha County.
Samuel A. Stinsons s Eugene F. Ravens, part
ners as Stinson s. Ravens, Plaintiffs. VS. Je-
rome wilson, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
DEPENDENTS.
To Jerome Wilson: You are hereby notified
that the above named Plaintiffs have commenc-
ed an action in the above entitled court against
you to recover judgment against said defend
ept, Jerome Wilson, for the sum OF Two Hund-
red and sixty dollars and interest thereon from
July 9th, 1860, at the rate Of sixty per centrer
annum. upon a promssory note signed by said
Wilson on the 9th day of July A. ID. 1859, paya-
Ie 10 \. b. Sands or order, and to subject to the
navmeut of said amount and interest, the fol-
lowing premises, mortgaged by said Wilson to
secure the payment of said note and interest
TO wit: The South East quarter OF section No.
tbir y-two n township Nc. five, range fourteen
east. in said county of Nemaha, to sell the same
and apply the proceeds to the payment of said
amount and interest and the costs OF this action
and to foreslose all the defendants right title or
eouity of redemption and security to said prem
Uses. Said note having been assigned to these
Plaintiffs by Alexander V. Blake, execute" OF
tne last will AMI Testament OF A. Is. Sands
Now, unless you plead, answer or demur to said
Plaintiffs potion on or before the 18th day OF
October A. D. 1862, the said petition will be TAX
en- as true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
ID. BRUMBAUGH, Atty for Plaintiffs.
August1G, 1862.
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JAMES GRAY.

Informs the people Of Marysville and surrounding
try all times prepared take contracts stone
concrete building lay walls foundations, dig wells SC
durable manner and at prices to sut the times [nl7
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Ny seek esassts n Pztas nHsws;
1000 sacks supelhne and extra Flsa
800 bushels of Dried Fruit,
200 barrels and half barrels Whisky,
100 bbls. Salt,
yrsl50boxes oa Tobacco r
200 kegs of Nails,
80 sacks Of Coffee,
$50 bbls brown and refined Sugars
Molasses in barrels, half bbis and kegs
Golden Syrup, Rice Mackerel, Herring,
SPICES of all kinds, Cream Tarter, Soda, Oys-
tiers, Sardines, Condles, Soap, besides many 9TH
erarticles too tedious to mention; suffice it 10
sag my stock is full and complete beng the
largest IN 4tchison, snd can and will sell as lew
as any House on the Missouri River.
MERCHANTS OF THE INTERIOR,
Are respectfully invited TO call ard examine my stock aud
prices they will be certain tobuy All Kind. of market
adj. produce tksn in exchange for Goods at the high
ct market rates.
pI3 3m THEO. BARTHOLOH.
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ORDER OF PJBLECATEoE.

g:ate of Kansas, Second Judicial District Mar
shall county. In the Second District Court
for Marshall County.
John A. Middleton, Plaintik
Johu NJ. Whitehead, Defendant
The above AIMED defendent will take notice
that the plaintiff above named filed ms pe.ltion
herein on the first day of August A. u. 100, the
object and prayer Of which is 10 recover )uog-
ment against said Whitehead for three hund-
red and fifty dollars and interest from july hfst
A. d. 1860 1t the rate Of ten per cent per an
num due from said defendent Whitehead on two
proL.issory notes dated April 18th 1871, Tor
I rec hundred and fifty dollars with interest
from and after the first day Of July 1901 at the
gate of ten per cent per annum, one note due
and payabe on or before the first day OF July
1861 to the order of James White and assigned
TO said plaintiff, calling for Sl5O0 and one note
due and payable Oh or before the first tay 81 W
ly 1862 to the order Of James White and assign
cd to said plaintiff, calling for $500 90 and fora
decree of foreclosure and sale of the South west
quarter Of section nineteen (l9) in township
three 90 Of range nine (9) in Marshall county,
State of Kansas and unless youdemur or al
sHer 10 the petition fled herein on or before the
srd day Of October 1862, said petition Will be
taken as true and judgment will be rendered IN
accordance with the prayer of said petition.
xl9 L S. WRIGHT, PITS. Atty.
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No,o Ready:
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One volume Containing upward of $50 pages IL snper
or engraving excellent Steel Portrait de- Beautifully
printed on fine white paper and handsomely bound In mus
lin. Price Sl.25.
Sent free 6y return n'aiI on receipt Of pros.
AGENTS WANTED,
In every City, Town, Village, and County, to sell this thrill
ing and remarkable work. Address asr 81
GEORGE W. C;'ILDS, Publisher,
Nos. 62S and go Chestnptst- Philadelphia
APPLEGATEE Co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Publishers fog tAs WeoG
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Hs offers half Cash and half Goods, at east
ern prices, for Corn. The goods we're purchased
in New York for Cash. Call with Jour Corn
and see the Major before selling elsewhere ss it
10 for your own sosd
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rub.!cation Notice.
Stuart weae, & James R. Hard as Trustee

Stuart Wade, & James r. Hard as Trustee.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff above named, fled his petition
herein, On the 80 th day Of June, 1862 the object
and prayer of which ia TO recover jusgm .nt
ssa;nst said VI I'D. tor S255.00 with interest q,
the rate of aixfy per cent per annnm from the
lsthdsy Of May 1860, due from said defendan,
fade, on prommissory note dated May 18th
1853, for $s55. 90 with interest, after maturity
until paid, IT the rate CT sixty per cent per an-
Eam, due IN TIVE, e months from the date there
of to the order OF this plaintiff; anu for de-
cree OF foreciesure and sale OF the Jrthwest
quarter of section number nineteen ISL town
ship four ca range nias CD in Marshall county.
Kansas, and hat unless they demur OF answer
20 the petition fled herein, on or before the Eth
d.y OF September, 1862, said petition viii be
nken as true, and judgmena rendered in &C.
.ordancs with the prayerthereof.
al6 J. D. BRUMBAUGH, PlFs atty. :
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To Francis j. Marshall: You viii take notice
thatby virtue of q pluries execution issued out
of ths fir It District Court for The State ST Kan
sas, sitt,ng in and fer Leayenwoith county,
will proceed to arrraise the following described
real estate, upon the premises according 70 law,
betw cen the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ, and
e'clucs P. nj. On the Cd day of October "A. D.
1852, to wit: the south east quarter of section
one a. township No. two (2) south Of range
six (6) cast, containing 100 acres; also thirty
800 feet of lot six (6) in block eight tS) 'front.'
ing on Broadway street and running back sew
enty-two ~ feet, the said thirty (30) feet be-
ing Off the west side Of said lot, together with
the store house the said lot SIX 6) in block eight
81 bein situated in Ballard s. Morralrs addi-
ton to the town of Palmetto; ali OF the above
described real estate lying and being in Mar
shall County, Kansas, at which time you can at
tend if you think proper. Given under my
hand ihis 10Th DAY of September A. D. 1862.
G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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THEO. BARTHOLow,


Iwsuld respectfully anncuneste ths Her
chants of the Interior Of Kansas, that have
large and complete assortment of GROCERIES
Of every description, which offer at very low
rates for cash or produce such as Dry Hides.
paasa. lard r., &A. a
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1862. J 2 ~ Q ! 1862 !.
HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH r. R
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
Passenger, Express and Freight Trains.
Leave and arrive at Saint Joseph az Follows:
TRAIEs EAST.
Passenger Express leaves ST. Joseph at
o'clock, A. L., daily.
Stock Train Z
Freight
Passenger Express arrives at st. Joseph
at $50 o'clock p. Z. daily.
Er,;rrsnt Train $50 A NJ. daily.
Freight o''o ~
Trains connect a. Hannibal with boats for st
Louis, and with Railroads Tor all Eastern points
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CENTRALIA NURSERY

We have at Centralis Neuleia county, Kansas about
10000 apple all grated and of all varieties that have
been 1eslc ia tire They have been b@re the
prairie If any trees viii do well in Kansas these
Also quantity OF Cherries and ffereat varieties Of
Strawberries. Ldaton BiackEerres. &c We sal be
ready during e YAH OF loUZ and Spring of 1o3 10 supply
the people Northwestern Kansas with grown here
favorable terms Apple trees years growth from graft
to hi. and stocy, - CENTS and other pro-
portion u vi take in exchange for anything in
Nursery ali kidsOf Farm produce ard stock. Give call
you going 10 the river and examine for yours ves.
Bring along load of wheat, pork anythiE. you
have spare. take home when the proper
transpa ntng prefer traiSpiantng in the
Fail chers IN the Spring suit yourselves.
June, 1862. BAKER d SQUIRE.
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NEW GOODS!

have just received lot Of fresh Goods con-
sisting of Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, &C., which viii be sold cheap for
ready pay. Az LOWELL
Marysyille, June II, 1859
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DRUGS,.DRY-GOODS &
gtSSSWIaSsa IS s ia 8 ]
DEY.GOODS

OF every description including Ready Aads obat.G 0.
bic for the times aid Season. ss1sss VI t-.
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schr Lavinia Jane. Kstcham. Georgetown. DC. days
Schr Hops. Brerton, Virginia, days
Schr Belle. Cuberlv, Virginia, . days.
SchrJ Franklin. Bennett, Baltimore, 3dayA
Schr VIM Bement Parker, Baltimore days.
Schr Hope, Bur.on. Indian River Del. dayA
SchrJ L Johnson. Chase. Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Counsellor, Small, Elizabethport for Newport
Schr Tiger, Goldth ate, Eli4abethport for Saoo.
schr Joseph, Waterbury, Ezabethporttor Stamford.
Schr Gertrude, Cassidy. Passport. 5 days.
Schr Henrietta, shaw, Bangor, 4days.
schr d Wentworth Ryder, Bangor, via New Bedford
days
Schr Chase Mills Providence.
Schr New Regulus, Ball. Providence dayA
sohr Diadem, Ludlsm, Provdence
Schr Mary Matt, Smith New London Z days.
Schr Empress. Terry, Rondout for Boston
Soop Luna Smith. Stonybrook.
Steamer Elm City (U 8transport), Bowen, Fortress Mem
roe hours with 5ll sick and wounded from the Army
of the Potomac
Steamer Franklin. Youns. Baltimore.
Steamer Falcon. Adams. Baltimore.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Philadelphia
Steamer Falcon. Kennsy. Providence.
BELOW.
Ship VIM Storer Trssk. from Liverpool June l.
Brig GalenA (Br. Of Aberdeen), from Newcastle
SAILED.
Steamships Ocean Queen, and Daniel Webster.
Wind at sunset w, very light
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By 70. srence tho aggregate receipts at all the
yards Ter wesk, will be seen that there is con-
siderable fab ing OF compared with the unusually heavy
receipts Of st week, owing to which the extreme dull
ness ana d ,ression which psrvaded the market on
this week supa rssded by rather buoyant and firm
feeling in visw Of which the sellers enabled to
obtain -. s nS N tho
sales Monass : but there was still less demand and
less 70 the msrks. today though the number Of
usual on the laa market day. There some stale
cattle which wa left over from last week; but
guar market a. the ruling prices Of last wsdnss.
day Tho offerings were OF good average quality there
being aar propor prne ,S Ssn ss Ss
The range was from &C. per pound with occasional
sales at sc., but 'arly all the cattle sold at nc
tween the views buyers and sellers in regard to
the OF the 1.-The former asserting that they
last weeks prices whs the latter srenuously
cd that prices full u at much lower From what We
could learn We incline 70 Inc oes nas ,nougn Inc nuy
that except the poorer 1aass inc above quotations
reported Ac-a hs. On Market closed very dull
Mich cows.
The demand oontinuss m oderae, and the market ID
without essential change 10 prices vary from $26 to
head The bulk the Offering ordinary, while but
few primo. Inferior Gown are plenty though but
few are arriving
The ma,kst remains substu italy the same. There
continues steady fair demand good to prime veals
but, owing 70 the large numbs rs arriving, prices run
low scarcely ever sxcssding &C.. and only very few
bringing SIC Our revised. quotations above show
current prices or descriptions at all the
yards
SHEEP AID LAl 1BS.
Tho supply. laying been ample all through the week
while the weather has been svsly warm during
greater paxs the time the marked has rather dropped
Prices rule unusually low and thou IN the sellers do not
generally quote any very marked Dc cline our quotations
Indicate reduction Of 25c- &c. p head particularly
the lower Rrades which have rul Cd low q Is
per head rAs following sales in lots, st Gsmberins.
show the Of the ma kst At the ether Yards
Shesp-200 at - so, 130 do - rs; 80 do IN 200
do, 81 1872 do, 50 rs; 1856 do, S o2H; 1877 So;
4ss do, 50 sos % do, s. slA III do, 81 2s1 do,
81 37k 62 do, 81 2S-Tota, 400. Lambs-05 at s.;
i27 DO, $50; 22s do, = Is; ass do, =; 20 90,
e do IS So; ~ d. sss1S; IS 10. $40 Is do is
40 do, $3-Total, ,LI3-
SWINE.
The nAskat for swine during the past week has raled
smphatcay dull and prices have largely declined The
excessively warm weather has sxertod very unfaxor-
influence and dealers had hard work dispose Of
their STOCK At tbs low rates quoted above
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Our New London Correspondeuce.


NEW LONDON, Conn, July g. 1862
Arrival Of ne Fs0ate Sabsne-Shs Comes 70 Ship Men for
tie Navy-0ov. BScain0Aams Call for More Troops
Comparative Inducements of Array and Navy, de-
Just - our good people following in the foot
steps OF their pious ancestors vending their way
church on this bright and beautiful Sabbath moruns the
United States frigats Sabine Captain RnRgold csms
around the western point OF the harbor's mouth on
which stands that delightful summer resort tho Psquo.
House. and under full sail up the river before
fresh fielding her broad white wings a she passed
Fors rurpoui and coming to anchor abreast the city
nail century since American frigate has been
IN these waters; and yet harbor coast is
more commodicus for vessels Of largest class So
tnosgnt Commodores Rodgers and Decatur fifty years ago
nv 70 tnfnk al naval men who visit -a-dsys Il
u ners snst We want the next Aavy yard
Inc coming Of the Sabine rorsshadowed in tho ma
pers Of yesterday "welcoms visitor expscted Her
ooJeot 70 enlist seamen, Andsmen and boys for the
naval service Many Of the watermon about hare are
now Employed on Tho Banks" in the codhshsry and
DINERS are engaged in taking bepy FISH, ret It IL hopsd
s.r oe1sved mat rev naval recruits may obtained
me Governor Of Connecticut has just proclaimed Thai
TINS STATE must furnish half dozen more rsrimsnts Of
.0iAntry Tor the war, and il broadly Initial that
volunesrs do not oder It She necssssry forea
whl DO raised BY drafting The young men Of New
Eushaa shore, educated, AZ it were upon the beach
would rather volunteer fer the than be forced ip
sns army Those who never made VOYAGE or cruise
ate nevertheless qualified ordinary seamen and even
sne rating VI landsmen with prospect OF advance
tAey prefer 10 duty in the army They arc salts
tnat thsre Is better chance for pay prize money
snu promotion afioat than ashore; more comfortable
quarters more uniformity duties more regular fars
sn1 equally good medical attendance II Ia believed
that the cruise OF the Sabine along our shores
VIII not be entirely unsuccessful
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Port Or New York, July q, ls62.

CLEARED
s..mss sI.a sE.
Sons.
shi p sa,aar. Stuart, fanams-Nesmith Sons.
s w MarYsns
Bark Ns,ayara Obi; Wik,nson, cork-J yasSson:
Bark Waterman, Elliott, Phiadelphia-Bacon Rus-
Brig Costa Rca, Peel. spinwall-Panama Co;
Brig Los Amigos tBrl, Johnston, Belize. Hon. JeI
Brig Geddes tBr) johnson, Barbsaos-smith, Jones
Biz Union lBr DAWSON s. John MA s@itlsrs Go.
schr Franklin Belle Robinson, Rio Grande-Bret', Son
schr II Bell, Haggerty Port PrinOe-Miller& Housh
schr A Hastings Chapman St John, Mp Nevius 4
schr Robinson tBr, Hobbs, charlotetown, PEI-o
schr Mansion Saunders BaItimore-Master.
sehr Eliza Hamilton Holster tens sn9w v H-A Ravens
schr Atkins Atkins; MIl,9n, De.Mss'er
schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker Phsdelph a-Baker Day
schr r King Leeds Phladepha--J W Mckee.
sssr Bordsn B4rden' 1rnst saub,
schr Ellen Rodman. Bowman, New Bedford-yan Brunt
schs Henry Gibbs, Snow, New Bedford-van Brunt a
slaght. o,,,,,
ship wiudermerc Cof Boston, Harding, Havrc, May u.s.
shi Winds AID cnlms the Whole passage May i6
ana wsG adff me JosaSs odon
also ursped overheard while ost June
u o ssf n saSerass d % lon
spoke barS Alias Of kennebunk from Porto Rico ,or cad
Ship Herald simmons, Adra, spain, days apd 81 days
from IiDi altar with lead Grund Westeryet vessel 10
James Robinson Had light variable winds since leaving
Gibraltar. -
Bark Advance tBr, Of Yarmouth Ns) Cain Galway 80
DAYS sydney CB, June 81 In ballast to Boyd Hinclen.
Brig Lima tPrus), susr, Newcastle 90 days. with coal, TO
order. - -.
and logwood, to Ddr4e Co.
brig Darling tBr OF Nassau Souper Nasss~ june
a. with cotton, Ensas July 20 miles NE from Smith
island light passed large ship tsw Of steamer steering
SW
chr Queen Of the South sof Brdgepor, Klwosd saga
9th guJar IN a
winds cairs during the passage; been sw north Of
Ilattsras; june a. bAM Gun Key bearing \ ~ niles
sw boat with IN her under sail steeringfor the
Florida shore the dressed In sailors ceSes sns
The boat like vessels yaw not neNr enough
spssi tbeih Jrne e. 20 Px lat 50 a. los rs 81
p.ars propeller eSesng usdersssod her nafe weserr
red. -, 60. - =. -
sebr Dyer, Rogers, Mnssn CB. rs days With coal /,
fG,.ssb.as Of asoaias), Nser, shulse, Ns Ia daI
with sgtrs 10 master
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Trouble Among the Grainmen.


MEETINGS or THE oRwARDERs, REcxIvERs, SHOVEL
LERs, ETC.
There has been quite excitement for the last two
three days among the grain shoyeers and other aboe
interested in that branch Of the business growing
Of opposition to the grain elevators lately brought into
use IN this city. IL is the old trouble OF manual labor
mechanical skill and invention. On Monday about
1000 OF these aggsvsd parties met in Broad street,
and resolved oppose in every way the further
OF the grain machines.
In consequence Of this the forwarders and
orgran assembled yesterday afternoon the Produce
Exchange to remedy the threatened OWL C. Aiburtis
acted Is Chairman and b. Fl. Herrick as Secretary.
Several speeches were made by Messrs Andrew Luke,
g. H. Tompkins, VIM b. Barker and others, and the
following rssJlution unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this meeting is IA favor OF dschargng
the grain by elevators otherwise as heretofore and
that committee Of ten be appointed TO carry this
resolution.
The Chair appointed tho following COMMITTEES
Msssrs. T. H Tompkins Peter Rice J. II Mallory, f.
P. Sage SllimAn, Captain French Williams wothsr-
spoon. H. stutzsr ami duncan, to which, motion the
Chairman added
This committee TO report at another meeting to be
held this day ~ the same place.
Mr. n A. Wolfe read the following letter which he had
received from the Chairman of the Grainmen Protective
S0cety-
NEW YORK July g. 1862
Observation-Disclosures that = meeting is to be
neld this day by the 'Forwarders and Receivers &C.
70 take into consideration the delivery grain whether
by elevators or otherwise" we the undersigned COM
posing the committee OF the Grainmens Protective Soc
ety DESTROYS that msapprehenson should exist a. 70
our objects or Wishes beg leave respectfully state
we do not ask or claim any increase Of wages.
he usual rate OF wages have bSen earning for |
twenty years is all we ask.
We ask only that be still allowed to work as We
nave heretofore, industrousy psaceably and useruy
for ourselves families and the whole mercantile com.
munity. For the committee |
JOHN McSHANE, Chairman.
10 N. n. woLr and others
The meeting OF grain shovellers was a. advertised
nsd last evening at lammany Hail. John McShans act
Ing as chs The minutes of tho previous meeting
being read and approved the assembly which number.
% about one thousand, addressed BY b. T.
Alien, grain merchant doing business in Lo-
Gus. street. who, in the course Of his re-
marks urged them to stand fast to the DO
sitton they had taken, it was the only way they
protect their rgAts and defeat the attempt made
tns gram merchants to put them down. Mr. over
Mold also addressed the meeting in which he also took
the same ground hoping that they would hold at all
A committee from the grain merchants, meeting |
WAITED on like committee from this body but II to no
purpose and they finally adjourned determined to main
Lain their
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SOMERSET July S-Arr schr Artist Worcester, Nsv York.
Sid schfs Argus Crowley, and Potter. Wcer hfork
6sh-.Arr sohr Senator. Bswn, NYork Sid sOhr rru-
man. PredhAm NYork-
Passed 9th. schrs Salmon Washburp. Thrasher, ana
Samuel Hall. Padelford from NYork for Taunton.
Passed down 9th, schrs Roanoke PAUL. and Whistler.
Presbrey from Taunton for NYork TIN. Roscius Lincoln
do for do.
WEXFORD July Carr schr Snow Drift Snow NYork.
Sid 9th schrs America, Reynolds HYork; 7h, Alexander
Henderson, BAKER, do. -
WRSTPORT POINT July Arr schrs VIM II Dewitt.
Cosey Boston NYork-wll be deta sd few days
having been In sotson on TArpauin Cove
with schr Grecian, Of Hancock MO-
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San Francisco June Is, remarks:-
The supply Of gold bars 10 ample than for
weeks past the sudden advance noted in last review
having checked deposits at tho Mint Sales reported
to-day AT $50 $40. which from present Appearances IL
10 believed, will be about the range Of the market fer
this steamer. Silver bullion SILL rules 1t ~ per
cent discount Bankers continue to draw the Atlantic
cities, able in currency At par. The demand how
ever, very light, ard the rate not firm Concessions
upon bins for large amounts would not surprise Com
msrcia bills hardly be quoted above cent dis
count Sterling remains 4Sd for bankers and 49d for
commercial. United States Treasury 1905 command
per cent premium Legal ten der notes At AZ
per cent discount The market Is bare Of Mexican DOL
Lam; rate nominal . per cent premium.
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STEAM BOATS.

=
NORWICH LNE-FoR BOSTON NEW LONDON
IN Norwich anl Worcestershire splendid steamers CITY
or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave every day
(Srndays exceped at O'clock from foot o. vestry sros
pisr 80 North river. 3. \. MARTIN, Agent
CTEAMBoATS-THE REGULAR BOAT FOR GLKN
- Cove, Norhport and intermediate landingsThe
FULTON Market slip. at ~ r. NJ Rcturnins. leaves NORTH
port every morning At 5A n
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KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NASSAU, N. r.
BRIrsH QUkES-From New York for Havana via Mas
sa, p, leaving New York every fourth Saturday The
ne xt will be Saturday, July H. The British
Queen New York in about Is DAYS amer sailing from
this port.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
lers and packages Intended for the NEW Yosx HxaAlD
should BE- sealed
ALMANAC INV roRK-rHB pAx
sur Hrsxs .,.........4 So NOON msrn 81
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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION r
il THE WASHINGTON HOTEL, ILvERPOOL
This new ana ma ninent building the finest and most
n finished Hotel the United Kingdom covers
area Of 9 yards and conains2 noble an spasoua
rooms 1t-d IN with requisite and luxury that modern
art furnish TIE chief conee room win
500 VISITORS and conducted on the American
ana CONTINENTAL The Hotel IL situated
usndins and Site In the very heart OF ths town,
ouoslta The chief railway station, St Georges Hail. Froe
Public LibEary and Museum, the Wellington. Monum and
within easy of the andS stage % thss
Mersey.