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y - { c 81 HOUSE.

MN ArCrfnN AND
- COMMISSION HOUSE.
50 lc4 NATS 81. lrScHBrEa. "a
Itc -ltersi-rd have ssariaf.d ~ t,rst =
unde- tie stylr aid 1rn u Jar.es p Scaft A o..
ier ne tnil.o-r 81 conducting general AUCTION.
and COMMISSION BUSINESS They hare rertef
that ilfEe and elegant b1iltnr No 10 n.ir rrr,~r
l-yuchburE. IA. laIely occupied IN joe u DAVIS a
Co. and "a the 1T dsT 81 Decarfter rerf nj -
reacJ e 1ere 4errhardise 81 AZ kinks tor priVnts
1n1 1aet.rn trles They soiirltSur IN reutn of Nnn
iIt.rtured-and Smokinc Ts,-r - sararrs Ecln,---
Cnste. other l1r1csrier Ezfs Cutfo1 40 Co.,
f.or-s q Al Srades. funi1n Gods. Boott Sko1 a.
leather 1nd al rlrcr sds u.tinIr rred ~ - Il
Their fSt 4uc.irf VII tnke Pike al a @-rr az
IN ll-c-1lier. o. Hhich due n6flce With cnt-Ior-e
rrill - r1iii-h<d
They respectfully refer 20 tie r1erchrutr N h..
ma 2. kirhrund Prterrbr1-sr Drrrrls Al ~
rifi.s - 30 Soufh rh..e atd I'D r.,-au~r-fi.a
MI BE- -4ly appreciated.
JAS. ?. SCOTT
- thf lst- 1fn o. Jshn 7. Darfs + Il,
HENRY r. BOcOCE.
Va Il. PARRISH
Ntubcrs - The frfn q Boccrk & Psrr=si-
Tie couCrrn u Bocock & Parrish. Ne > b. -
st-r-t. wi ecnfi1ns ~ TIE ed rstnd ~ n<rul-
d-cl--rn BOCOtK PARRla8
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reA- The batt.eoi f'rs leri-lifbarg Wa fha
tenth pitched taitls ia wFsshef: lie has
commanded. within less rilaH-six months nu.i
in all Of tlsens he llss beer Victorious VI
other campaign EXCEPT that Of Iialy in. 1886
and that Of France 81 ISL presents snch q
result. lie has not only proved himself 1
grOat Les--bnt also great Lf4ler.
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WANTED.

COOP cock. washer ard ispaer Appiy =. this
a o1iee. Edt<17.
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AlI ACCOUNTS frOiIs Fihe North hsree upon
che point: the entire Dissolution of public
opinion. 1t Is not d9nie d by any one that
Congress il divided chat tile Chbinet is d.
yided, aud that the press. AID consequently
the country at 'largs, IS iitidsd on every
leading question of war and finance, This
break UP Of the grtgipal uElt5 of Oh
whieh at one time seemed to be an ever
listing bonded 'uhipn for the sake Of the
Union g--3is nothing more nor less. than the
Inevitable conflict Of party interests, of per-
spnA rivalries and 5ealousyB ana tie num-
bcrlesz petty schemes and household
clan sors, which follow, sooner Or later, the
unnatural political sohliEien. It was bound
to come, and the v onder EsE9th4t the crisis
was delayed SO long. He'll
I Twelve months ago, ID have questioned
the Administration would have been to
order a cell in a prison Keep 1T is now
done with cOmplacest ease BY my one who
has mind to lit. Twelve months ago, to
have assailed the q Consultation as it was .
and the Z Union asIit is, would have been
the ruin of the wretch who dared to be
honest. Nothing Isl now more common than
the denunciation Of both. Twelve months
ago. the Northern mind had fixed itself
upon two delusionsF 1.-The restoration of the
Union, and the honesty Of the Administra-
ton. These are now scattered ike chaff
Nobody believes the Onion can berestOred ;
few wish it to be restoFed all men admit
the EXECUTIVE to Be insbeeile, or unprinci-
pied and what With the resolve Of the
abolitionists to smash slavery al every ex,
pense, and the endeavor of the democrats
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~ The transports Of the Ne5shern army
have not arrived at Nashville. Rosecrans viii
be highly transported whenever they do. lie
waits anxiously.
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sszDr- The establis tnent Of no Yankee Banks
in Mem Orleans can redeem the credit Of But
ler's drafts upon justice. merry and common
honesty. III
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r. A Northern paper sabiss--'Burnsidez
is the great lever 70 move the Rebel army
away from Richmond Yes lie Is a great
lsarer. lie leftIaInost as quick IS he came
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AnGtheF year has been consigned to the
reeds and thiatles aud worms Of time The
(. dim ValhalIa eloisteFs bayc opened a
niche for q nsw tenant q The past at least
is secure: sixtY-twd is gone J; IS among
the things that were; and the rude Jan uIary
winds, and the skrilhbotes Of war and the
soulrstErripg rattle of drums, and thuuders
of artillery usher an unknown and stranger
guest Ia his place
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1863. THE 1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With its connections forms
TuE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRou NXwYoRK TO TAR PnIsclPAL WrsrgRs CITIES
Seven t.ins daily from New YORK to Phsde Pbs, via
New.Jer,ey sod Camden end Amboy Line o,,,s
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR The WEST BY THIS
HOUIJ LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLANDT-sr.
BY OF Phsdepha the morning passengers leave New
York zane time as other routes evening" passengers
al 8 y. H. one hour later thar other lines.
BY Of allentown. evening passengers ieave az %
hopJ later than the Northern lines and by both routes
arrive the time Northern lines In cnicyo sDd AL
points In tie Northwest CTestue indianapolis Louisvs
r. Lonis Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, and al nsin
points WEI. with iewor changes Of cars ~
se-pg Csrs without chance from Philade phit to
Pittsburgh $50 miles and Newf to Pittsburgh 40 miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars Oh all trains
Fare q a. other routes.
Baggare Chez ked through. 1ransfers FREQ
Secure Tickets, good until used by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The PennsylvAnis Central Company runs en- Lmigrsnt
Accommodation Line. wh CD affords comfortable mode OF
travel parties moving wswGd at onshs the usual rates
Of fare. rnp,ours
By this route fegh.s Of all descriptions can be forwarded
TO aud from point on the Railroads Of Ohio henuchy
Indians Ilincis Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri, BY RAIL
ROAD DECf or to .1y port the navgsbe rivers oil the
West by ststmrTs from Pittsburgh. . go,
Ihs Of feigh; TO aud from any point In the WeH
the Penbsyvsnia Central Railroad are at all timss
charged by oheG Railroad Companies Merchant" ana
shippers inung the transportation oi theif fesh 70 nis
Compsny can rely with confidence its speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealer, In 1--we Stock will find this most sd
vsntgeous route. Cbpactous Yards, well waeioo snu
piled with every convenience have been opened gu
and it, and every p.a for
P .filA SEw.YOkK and BALTIMORE MARKETS
LHHOn No 10 X.or House. and No I South William 81
MCDONALD BlscHoFF' E~iysn' A E.,,.1,o,.os.
ENoCH LEWIS General Superintendent. Altoona r..
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Hnil0ing Alatsrials.

I EAK'f ROOFS CURED with Rubber PANT,
IL cts foot. according to condi1a. AM AN Ar
KANTYD. 5s6 Grand.st. 81 PaIk.row Sy 10 s,n
corusr Of Oxford-st and Fplton-sv., BTeoAyn'
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EOR NEWPORT via NEW-YORK and
Il NEW-HAVEN and SHORE LINE RAILROAD -oo
and after MONDAY June 80 1855 Tn AIN viii leave 18th.
81 ana 4ibav' AZ lZ'i9 D. sing th ough New
New-London and Stonington to East Grorn~icn with,
out chsnEs Of cars when the splendid steamer Wstsr Lily
VIII be 10 wstpg TO start on the arrival OF the
train for Newport sfocing splendid ss down
Bay striving at $3.50 Tickets sold and baggage ce ked
sAfsssh- Jas. H. H0YT, Superintendent
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Gmnsemfuis.


DARNrTMs AMERICAN MUSEUM -
- A'G comR 2a ING mo l,GY July q. 1854
ONE WEEK MORE,
ONE WEEK MORE,
ONE WEEK MORE,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEH
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM THUMB,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
and the ~srld-renowned
COM. MUTT,
COM. MUTT,
COM. MUTT.
the thrss SMALLEST MEN AND WOMEN evsr knows
This is positively their
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM,
Nowslk 4'h Danbury 18TH and 18TH and Bridgeport III
and S pf; sx%Y 'sns s 81 EESqrsPs ssch
the greatest curiosity snd wonder wofld less than
quarter The 1s OF 1 p,din; T p,sPl' ys
P PEREC IN FORM FORM AND AND F FEATTRE
INTELLIGENT. EDUCATED. AFFABLE,
and every wsy agreeable They win be exhibition every
''' 'HN EVERY MORNING AT II O'CLOCK. -
In the Lecture Room every part Of wlehn nee to III v'
TUNES add various ehaIacts and remain on exhibition VI
"a AFTERNOON and EVENING, beside their exhibition %
the platform in the Main Hail OF the Mu.eum at u and
O'clock they sppear n the Lecture Room between Us
acts Of the Play Ia varssy o. AA'
The GRAND AoUARfA, LEANED Seal, Sea Lion. Mon.
:er Be Living Anaconda Wax fisur'' aud Million ''n''
The snsger has tho satisfaction Of announcing engage
sANFoRDs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
sANF0RDs ETHIOPIAN 0PEaA TR0TpE'
WV SE SS6 NTssTsEIs BEEISEAToosss.
COMIC OPERATE PERFORMERS
CoMiG 0PERATiC PERFORMERS.
in the country: i is composed Of the oe,t tsIentd
TWO ENTIRE COMPANIES
best singers dancers aud comic operate artists to b
They give their initnitable performances
EVERY AFTERNOON ''' 0'c svt and EVENING a n
Admission to all Is cents; Children under TO- Is centa
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MANAGER......WM. WHEATLAxs
Besna 81 coneiuds at twenty MINUTES to IL
THE ATTRACTION OF THE CITYi
John BroughaIn's grand romantic Drama entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO,
now In the
SIXTH WEEK
rR1uMpH HliSi CAREER
NO DIMINUTION
IN TILE NIGHTLY IuRONCS
" DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
KNOWN To THE METROPOLIS FOR YEAHA
The celebrated Irish Coaiedisn and Vocalist. .
Mir. COLLINS, -
purchased the sole for the productions OF shu
sple aid play In America Is
CARRlCKFERGUS,
An Idsh Soldier OF Fortune, with the Sones WINE
BRIGHT WINE" aud "WhiLE THERE'S LIE
THERE'S HOPE.n
Mr. WIN WREATLEY
In his remarkable persopsfion of
Cart. HENRI DE LAGARDERE,
UNAPPROACHABLE CAST.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
NEW COSTUMES.
MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
and FJRNlrURE
with the most complete
IN HE COUNTRY
Musical Conductor. ........ HARVEY b. DODWOhTA
BoxoHco open daily from till s. where seass can -
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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& NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY o, looJ
Passenger Station In EsrYork, corner a1th' and @hsv
Entrance Xlthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk:
ror Hew-Hsven. 7, lFx.l, ll.50 . nj l|i' tELh
For Bsas.port I 9 (ELL Il3) q. IN E.l3 (Er) 80
Ok J. 3 %. $50 and p o.o
ror Milford ana sTstford. 7. ll.3oa m $50 80 ~
For Fairfield. Southport and "e''pof' " 'iS D. H. '''
3 PIP. m. ,o,s,pxA onrr,l
Ear Dsrien sad Greepwich T. $780, I1oo a. m $50 49,
Fd n Stamford 7sCE1) go, ll9osm.; Rl' EIl 80
Hr1 -. 49, SO. y IN . "a :, IN
m g; so 430. 5 30. 60 p. M
Eor poT. Chester and New Rochelle. p IN
i CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via sprpgh-ld tkI 230 tEI D ep m.
For Boston. via Shore JIae. ll.l5 lex }, p ~
For Hartford and Spin. field, a. IT. (E1h n9o, 20
(EI.l ?. m. ,,. 49,, o. r..
II 90 a. m eud 2 80 o. N. to Northampton.
For Hsriord Providence and Fi.hkiu Railroad. VL)
For Eew.Hsveu Nsw.London and stoninston Railroad ii.
FOR Canal Railroad u IS r. m. TO Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad, q a. In., 80 p. IN
For Eaugatuck Railroad, s a. M, 23D p. IN.
For Dsnbury and Norwslk RAILROAD, 7s. IN, 40 .. m.
Cotau, odiout Sleeping Cars achcd 70 p n. Tain
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPHIA AID the SOUTH and WEST. via yER-
SFY CITYMail and EspTess Lines leave Newly ork at
and 10 M T. 6. 1880 snd 1850 Fare 50 Through
baggage checked at and 10 aud 1850 snd lio
Tor WasAipston. ar 81 aud p IN for the West
j. w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage Will be received for trains unless delivered
and ehecl minutes a. advance Of tho time OF leaving
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6tcamboais an1 Railroads.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
~ FORD connecting with Railroad TO SPRINGFIELD,
NORTHAMPTON BELLOWS FALLS, BRATlLE-
bORO, &c. Stesiner GRANITE STAT lesyes Peck..lip
?. NJ. Monoay "Wednesday, snd Friday Steamer CITY
OF HARTFORD leaves P.ck-slip al r. H.. Tpesd.y
Thursday and Saturday
The bOss OF line rs;cas Sound steamers and are
oommsnaed by competent anu ex peflsncsd officers
Newly ork Nav 2S 1868
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Excursions.

TXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
IL Cars Of the CONEY ISLAND and BROOkLfA
RAILROAD COMPANY every SIX minutes .Tots Fu!ioa
and Cstharne Ferries Brookyp connecting cy line with
sx Greenfield Grsves.nd Snecpshead Bay and CoueJ
Ialsnd.-BrooklyB, May n, 1906
w. +. C. COXE Superintendent.
TOR the Fishing BaDks--Steamer Maryland
IL leaves Grandst. L. r., at Peck Sip, TJD VI
Con Ferry Brooklyn 1886 Deyst " r. S:2 dsuy Fare SOC
gTNO THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNcfLYA-
Il NIA-Tckets for these Excar.ious ioi sale a
che Office Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFAN4 VI
EEW-JERSEY, foot Of Couuand-s. New-foff foT de-
ocpop Of the routes and further information apply at The
Office foot Of CouItanc.st, or Of H. r. BALDWIN, Gene
1sl Ticket Agent, No 90 Wal st.
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CORPORATION Notites.

Oyuou OF Tim CLERK on THE BOARD OF CouScItxEs.
NRwYoRx. Monday, July o. lul
AT MEETING of the Board of Councilmen
N held this day. the following was received from
Ills Honor tho MAJ laid GU the abe directed 10 Do co.
te,ed a. length on the minutes and pabned IN two
employed BY tho Corporation under tho direction Of
tho Clerk JAMES NJ SWEENEY. Clerk.
MAJORS OFFICE, NEw-YoRx, July s, 1853.
Ths Honorable the Boa'dof Counetimer:
0YSrLxsgr: without approval the resolution
snn'. Of Sew.Yori" the ,shi to lay pipe.
condaoog gas umiuang aud heating and other puFpo
other public place. in the Ci,y OF New.York'
MY objections hs r..oslion tina, sm without any
toe character nIaiOn aud r,pon
sibity OF this company which Il ia desirable TO possess
before gvns to the parties nsmed the gdt to break the
nyensnt, Of our streets, Ths w.Lknowa fact that the An
not unreasonable doubt whether the application IL bona
tide IL seeG. to me unwss to grant the privilege Of break
up the Streets without guarantee that would DO
fof the public boa-d'. GEORGE oPDYKE, Mayor.
CORPORATION NOTICE. Department of
~ Finance City of NewYork Oico OF Tho Clerk Of Ar.
Puoc notice 10 hereby given that sale OF property
opening Central Park confirmed February 1885, will take
.laoe Public Auction at the City He'll 10 the city OF New
II O'Clock of that dsy and be continued from day to
day tho whole shall be sold The detailed statement Of
mercia Advertiser daily newspaper printed sSd Published
To- the city OF NewYok Copies eau De had
AUGUSTUS PTaDY ciss Of A%s.
1NO CONI hAClOhS.-Separato sealed pro-
a posals, each Endorsed with the title of the work for
which the bid may DO offered will be- Received at this Office
until IL o'clock. Of TUESDAY, July 1859. for the CON
STROCriON Of TRAP-BLoCk PAVEMEhrS In the
following Streets to via Beaver a.. from Broadway 10
Peed.st 31d.t between 9th aud s.havs Jyst between
soS SsSs1 So ss.h. SsSssn "a and sds,s, and ia.
from Unonquare to lstavi also In 45thst between I'd
and 3davs and also IN s2dst between 9Th and 7hsvs
Bank form. for tho bids End Al. o,hs5 Necessary infoIm.
ton be obtained application 60 The Contract Clek 81
this office. fnOS. STEVENS J Croton
ROBT. IA, DARRAGH, }Aqasduot
A. w. CRAVEN. } Board
Office Of the Crovon Aqueduc, Board. June "a. 1863
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Orcan Cleaners.

TNHE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN. .-
WALTER PAToS Commander,
viii be dispssched
Saturday Man l6 Saturday June 0,
Ius.dsy June 90 Tuesdsy. July FL,
and at regular intervals thereafter. r. a,as
FIRST CABIN. from.
SECOND
Excursion Tickets out and back In the fst and Second
Cabins only. fare and hai L,,-- II, II,
Servants pHssepgers anu cnioeh uhuef -
years Of age, half fare Infants free 40
sTEFRAGT With superior Accommodations. 40
ALL FARES PAYABLE IN GOLD. OR ITS EQulNA'
LENT IN u. S. CURRENCY
Each Messenger lowed 20 cubic fest OF luggage
An sxperencrd Surgeon on board
N'' CHAS. A. WHITNEY
At the Offce, No rs Broadway.
'e' "''lN' Rowland AsPIEwALL, Agents
No. 81 Sosth-st
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EOR Newburgh, West Point PoughkeePsle.
IL and Ropdoutstesuer Mary Powell leave pier foot OF
JsE.t every afternoon 81 O'Clock for West Point New
burgh PoUghkeepse, and hondOut.
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- ACt OMMODAflON.- l. sv. Jsmessho and foot OF
Sih-st. K H., ~ fo GreenpoTt stopping at ali otious
.na 80 M for Jamaica Mineos JeussD aud all stnlons
ca" 70 orssnpor FOR I.p at $3.50 sn559O D. M; Fog
Syossct M IL $3.50 and for Jsu,sica AID
nemps'esd It Ia NJ. ii $3.50, 43o and p. Sun
oAS hteueion Train at e:l5 from 3lhs stopping ut
Isphmk ~ L'ss IN Jamaica Accommodation Iran iron
Jame.-,lp aud lh.rty .iounh.t. At gao .. M.
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ZANE ENGLISH's THEATER
u AT LAURA KEENES.
TIE FURORE OF EXCITEMENT
To the great Variety Comedy OF the
WIVES OF PARIS,
xayr.nts the Management in repeating il the
FOURTH SUCCESSIVE WEEK.
"''' TROUPE ST. DENIS
Bale. Corps, Dramatic Company
SINGERS, DANCERS, ACROBATS.
The beautiful
100 STAR PERFORMERS.
~ Thursday Evening has been set apart a. Grand Com
plimeutsry TESTIMONIAL to JANE E ENGLISH, which
occasion Mis-. KATE PENNoYER. MARIE BONIFACk.
KATE FISHER, the celebrated 0S1NSKI SISTERS. Mons.
BABTIsTAN. MADAME ZANFRETrA and HOST
Of VOLUNTEERS will appear IL being the Last week Of hss
Psntomiins Company.
WINTER GARDEN.
the Management OF - r,o,vr
Mr. MARK SMITH.
Mr.. sETCHELL,
recs,yed with rosrs Of laughter.
TOANIGHT will be presented three charming pieces
NINE POINTS or THE LAW,
WANTED 1000 MILLINERS, aud
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
MlRTH and
And In which
Es,srs Sstchel Marx Smith A h Davenport Sci Smith,
Ir Il. f. Norris Boyd Parsloe Miss Emily Theme. Mrs
Marx Smith. Mis- H. p. Orsttan, Mrs. Floyd and osnss
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B.tcber-, md Drovers, Bank.-s,.,on-s, OF sn'

AsD DlO.Es BASk fosarrg by Chsgi-r 80
Law. Il s5 sAdns sstaty TIE fh DAY OF Jgy vS
Of Loan. sAd Dscours ,yl3Ss u
smount u spece
punt OF crcoAion liSa
CIV County Nevfofs R1heftf Pefn Cfnef Of .e
Berber, and Dfoers Bal DAY n that TIE
.o,e the tes, Of tnos-ss ,ni oehe
H. y. PERRIN, Cashier
Sworn before me this 9Th day OF July, 1905
q. o. Tarto,. CgmmI..lonef n nc,d..
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NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAIL LINE.-The
E steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves peck-slip Pier No. %
East River Daily II 0c0ck noon Freight tsAea on tne
Wharf all day Arriving in Bridgeport In time TO connect
Sh tbe Hous tonic Nsugst9ck NewHsven aac Hartford
2sjreads Also the Shore Line 20 Ssybtook and New
London. 1EO' W. OohhIho, Asen..
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

OAY BOAT FOR ALBANY:mThe large and
IL commodieus steamer DANIEL DhEW, leaves from
Jsy.street pier every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SAT
CRDAY MORNINGS, at seven O'Clock landing at 5Olh- T.
Yopksr, CozzeDs Yves, Point kesour.h, foughEeels sic
Rhinebeck Tivo Cas2il End Hudson. Arriving at Albany
In time take the or Saratoga aud the West sIn
=: ssrs oes seven oc ok same evening Rstmnns-Lesve
Albany every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY Of
, o'clock 4. N.
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Bnnis of Commerce i'm New Yorl.-S,atement OF
be COnAERCK IN SEW iOitk. required By Chap
OF ending Saturday the a. ~ ii
July, 1853.
OF Loans and Q12,4fyOC6 30
Sp-ci--
Aver amount of Crcul I.1OJ 90
Average fnountN
CITY and County Of Hnry " vAL Cashier u The
New York and say that
TIE Ii. r. VAIL Cas.er
before ne 9th day Of July. 1854
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Fulton Rant. --ssaten.n, II the FULTON BANK as
require, Caeter 20 Law, Of 1867 Tor iAe"eeh me
f'h dsy n yfy. iasl; a, ,,~ 80, a,
Ayerss an9unoi sai Ds'oen's
- ~ ~, - ,,,,@ni,, ......... -G.Sa3 90
,f cr,,v NJ ~ YnrI 80 Rob-r, H. Hnytct ci>ierof
Fn i,r benz ssl dpae AM sy nat he above 'A's
s, =. -orr.. Z, the p-st Of my knowledge snd beet
"' 9'' " VIZ X H. HAYDOcK, Cssher
O,s.r ssSDsssai Notary Public
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&TONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TON, NEW-LOEDON. SrCHISGTON, PROvI-
DENCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and kEW.BEDF0aD.
.Ins spletdid steamers COMMONWEALrH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No Is ~ X. foot Of Court
lsnd.st. daily ,e1cspt sunday at p. m.
Freight t..en low a. BY any other line oihe' OF Com
csny No. IFS West-st.. corner Of Conrtland,.st
New. York March q ies9 W. NJ EDWARDS. Agent
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Chatham Iauk.-StAtenent Of the CHA III M bASh'
b. 10 Laws oi Ie of the ss-l snias Sandy
the iay Of July. lso3 ..... ~
Avess. amount and Dseouuts. to.I62 ~
Average amour, o. crcna ,o
snouIt Of prgos
CITY and County Of New fofi, 49, aelrnL N-nrf I"
Bshl, beans duJ swofr, hffm d-se Ati ~ uA A
statement cfrcc tnosieess snt brie
o IA. 5CHKL4SER. Csshsn
sworn before hs 9th day Of July iS3
Hss1r C. Bs-rs Notary Puthr
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Bank OF the Comm Statement OF the
BANK OF THE -feau0ed by Chapter go Lave
los ending Saturday. the 4h ay OF JAY 1903;
and Discounts. 40 "
.--...-
Average amount Circulation. sOOitO 90
Average onoi Deposts; oVs .'VSs :"
Edward Heigh President Of the Dsni Of the Commonwealth beng
du and that the foregoing statement tue 10
III of my knowledge add belief EDWARD HAlOhI
sub.l ed and before me 9Th day july ls6s
FSsptrc BtlI, NoAry Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

rn-n % TIE NASUsACrUAERs AND MERCHANTS bASk,"ss
40 Lac, " 1900 o the ~e"s ending saturday 'h'
S'h Day of July, ig5s .,o, an, an
.,ess snoaa, u Lsn. and Discounts. 81
-, ,,n,an, AZ soss Ix3,1Sy t&
smunt of rcu.slon 500 ~
Asesse snous' of p.go-l ..:-....:..:... ixoss ~
az, ,al County 81 Nes Yob Naster'on Cs-ns' o. ue
and A-rchat Bans bens duy stofs eep "a v
The above ',sisnsn correct to the lest n
sf nA''I"'''' ~.-'
s~0'a '''''' nv N ~ - IL Peer, vo,sry Public.
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IRVING nnnk.-stateInent Of IRVING BANK, as To-
Cured by Chapter Laws Of 1885, for the week ending Saturday the
day Of July, lsd5; a, ana -,
Averare amount 81 fosns and Dlscoun,s
Av-rase amount % Deposlis:
Cas- and COUNTY Danev H. Berthof. Cahefo
rvns duly d-po AID that the above STATE
D., DANlbls ~ bhhihoi'' 'eSA'o"-
sworn before this 9Th day Of July. 1903 MI,
Taos.s y. OrrI, ., Notary Public
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nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.

CARATOGA and LAKE GEOkUL.-HUD-
- SON RIVER RAILROAD Erp,e.s Trains leave daily
At and ~ In, sTriyOg IN Sarstosa In tine ior dinner
anc tea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

nIerchnnfs, Exchange Bank.-S,s.enent OF the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK, the CIR Of ser York
cured Chapter $50 Laws Of 1853 for the week endn Friday the
ayesse snoun Of Loans and Discounts- %
a yrfss. amount OF Circulation including ,ht' OF The
v.rass 80, ., NJ
cy sod coany II Ss~York T. y. J. Oakley, Cashier OF
ts hefchsa btcaause Bnk BE- duly Dispose and that
tns above statement correct tbs noS edge ard belief
Sworn before this 9th day Of July isd3
JSo. slonero n neefa
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THE MAGNIFICENTf irst-class full-powered,
iron screw-sIeauIer.
SHANNON.

L,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
n class steamer viii Ns~York the 81, 18Th and
S3d Of month EXCEPT when those dees fs on sON-
LAY, when the day OF departure viii DO the MONDAY io
lowing. -
For freight pssase. apply at the only oee No Bowl
fnr.green. ~ % ALIfN, AEeAt