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GALE of 6 u cent STATE BONDS.
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TREASURY OFFICE, HARTFORD, July % 1874
PROPOSALS for the purchase Of 81 Of the BONDS
State will be received AT the oce Of the
Treasurer Hartford Until TUESDAY the 9th day Of August
1854 AZ 3 O'Clock D. IN. Of that day.
depOsit offs per the amount subscribed VII be
CURED a. guaranty the faithful performance Of proposals
applied Of the pirchs b. returned to
successful bidders.
No bid win be accepted les than the par value Of the
bonds and full funds current IN Nswf III viii be
required within hiteen days after notice Of the award. Inter
be allow ed and paid ell payments from the date
until the inst day Of October 1864 The Treasurer
the right 10 reject such bd lac may deem not " be
for the best interest Of the State
The bonds viii bear GATE Of October l. 1861 with ,r per
oeut interest coupons attached payable The fret days Of
Apn October Of each yesr the Treasurers Oboe 10
Hartford, with the principal payable N thirty years from date
earlier period after ten years At the pleasure OF the
General Assembly and will he made payable 10 the
persons TO whom they may be isued to bearer and be
transferable delivery.
pledged foy the OF the interest and for
Of the principal OF said bonds the sale Of which IL Authorized
BY act Of the General Assembly passed and approved July
1864 GABRIEL W. COTE, Treasurer
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Sayings Banks.

ok PER CENT INTEREST-NarketS Saw
ings Bank, Ne. ~ Nassau s-Opcn every day nom "
m 40 3 u rn Mondays ana ThGrd-ys from to r. 70.
Money deposited before Ans will draw i've months
interest 10 January next. LUTHER {. CARRIER fTes
HWY K. lOEKLIy. SecfeiAry
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lEAnING And COLUMBIA RAILROAD.

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
IL This new Road l. CON letnd aud IN good RAINING
oder with class Passenger Cars and having made ar
with tie connecting roads MORT and SOUTH
ots the travelling public direct and IhkDOun route
fron WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, via York, Coiln'
ha and Reading 10 Allentown, Easton, and NkN-iOAh,
which route for beauty and SUMMER RESORTS should be
tried 10 be appreciated. ...
Trains Sorth leave Colnmhia at $500 M, Acc.
Trains North leave Columbia at 800 p.m Fest
Trains arrive At Reading at 1882 a. M, Acc
Trains arrive at Reading at t;t3 p M, asst
Trains South leave Reading 1t $50 a. m, Acc.
Trains South leave Reading at ll:l0 r. M, Fast
Trains arrive at Columbia at $50 a. M, Acc.
Train. arrive ct Columbia at 1870 ?. m, Fast.
The River Susqueanna at Columbia is crossed by steam
Ferry: NEW BOAT awaits the arrival Of the ains TO con
v,v the passengers the change being delightful Passen
s.f, by the Fast Line W IL dine al Columbia
w NORTHROP ROBERT CRANE,
Gen.fL Ticket Agent General 6gpsIintsl isnL
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OFFICE OF THE STREET. CoxsissoyKR 297 Broadway
TTNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS. IN

OFFICE sTHKyr CossissiOsER ~ bi"sd~Ay
VNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS IN
i closed In sealed envelope, Bdersed with the tie Of
the work and with the name Of the bit.r written ttIro n
viii be received this oice aEil WEDNESDAY, August s.
1914 at II O'Clock, am. -
For regulating yrsdlnF curbinE gutterng and hasgins
broadway, from SEVENTEEN u seventy bret street 49,,
20! regulating and grading kEe,yird street from hishh
avenue TO blooming. road -, -,
for curbinf gathering and Tagging MINI avenue nom
Fifty third ~ fifiy fourth street -.
For cuIbiug gutt'fs, and Tagging forleth sNee' "o"
Filth 10 siIth avenue.
FOR T,ltug eurb AID gutter in foyninth street, ffoH
Tenth avenue to Hudson river. -
FOR fssfns Broadway, from FJfouTth street to fi'y
ninth street. . 4. "a,
For tagging Broadway, from FoEiyseven'h street to IN
eth street v-,., =.
For Tagging and ree.ssng Broadway from Fort! nn'a 70
fry second street ,,. n.
For woriins Eighth avenue Country Road nom one
Hundred and forch 90 Quo Hundred aud fty ninth street.
For rebuilding Pier number Forty sir North Rtver
For rebuilding bulshe.d between pier' number f'''y
and Fihy three North River.
For repairing pier number tihy three North Rvef
For repairing pier number T,nytwo, North River.
For e1avstne cellar and fitting basement OF house OF
Engine Company number Twenty Two. - .
Hlal fosns proposals. together with the spceihcson.
and agreements can be obtained al this otdce-Dand Suoc'
Department New-York July n lbA
CHARLES q. CORNELL Stree; CommissoDtr.
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financial.
LOAN J
vTyHE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
corner Of Broadway and 23dst.
CONVENIENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DEPos
TORY OF THE UNITED STATES.

Th. Bsni IL now receiving subscriptions for the new
3.IO TREASURY NOTES.
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che 6urt.

SARATOGA RACES!
- TIE FIRST MEETING
SARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION,
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS,
VIII be he'd on the
I'd I'd. 9th. 5th and 9th Of AUGUST 1864
SEVERAL RACES WILL BE RI,S EACH DAY.
Commencing promptly at lli M.
No pos,poneIneu, except in case Of bad weather.
"e''h's ''-s' F + ssgs DI1AY-rrRsr RACE.
Tie TRAvERs srAkEs for sys@ dos o d.; % cary -,
pounds $50 entrance pay OF pay; i,Oo added ~ ~e
0''''' WIFE " SANE sS,s'i DAY-sEcoNp RACE.
Purse $50 for all ages. Two.M lie Heats.
SECOND DAY-FlRsT RACE
For all ages, Pure 500 op scoa, bali Miles,
The SARATOGA STAKES for a,ys.s Os.i to carry Is -
pounds, $50 entrance play or PAY s'oo added One Mile
'''''' win : SANE DAY-rHIRD RACE.
Pure $50 T TmR S" pr'AY-riRsr RACE.
sweeP.ste' for se olds to cary 100 pound' The WIN
of the svsrs si.se: 70 carry pound; sa' en-
"''- - SANE DAY-sECoND RACE.
The CONGRESS SPRING PURSE for al ages $500
AMY FOURTH DAY-FIRsT RACE.
Purse $500 Selling Race for all ages oneand sqasrtss
'"'' SAME DAY-sEcoND RACE.
HANDICAP PURSE. 500 Three Niles.
SANE DNY-THIRD RACE.
Purse 500 f. sssfq p s1t Rac @e'
erson and Saratoga. Mile Keats
Purse $500. HURDLE RACE. Dash Of Two Miles
The splendid New CosI.e now Completed ana - muea
ample aodrs perfect view OF the entire course n'm each
seat M, i. ..,. =,
the exciting trials of speed are anticipated
An ehci, nj police vii secure good order. 80
,ener can rrsh saraosa at dock next morning EItrs
trains will also leave Troy and Albany at and ave -
Saratoga ia time for the races Drawers p,.,,s,p.
e wHrArLy, Secretary
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financial.
T1HE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN
FISK & HATCH,
M aS WALL STREET,

WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
The Notes win be issued in denominations Of 80, slco
ESQ., 600 aud ;ooo with interest at the rate Of $40
PER CENT, or ONE CENT per day on each $50, payable
semi annually.
They viii dated August Is 1864 and win be payable at
he end Of three years in fnsds convertible INTO
Twenty SIX PER CENT Bonds payable, Principal and
Interest, In Gold
On al payments made prior to August l' interest VIII De
allowed and after that date interest viii be charged
O. Liberal arrangements will be made with bAnks bSha'
rs and Dealers -
snhrp,,Op, also received for the 040 LOAN and all
r.pd. OF Government Seces bought aud sold At market
rates.
~ Special attention given TO the conversion Of the Old 80
cote. into the SIX PER CENT Bonds Of 1891.
Holders Of amounts lees than $500 now avail them
ves Of the privileges Of eonvesonas the Bonds OF 1881
vPbereAer be issued in denominations Of $50 and 800
wei In the larger denominations heretofore issued In
converting the due August 49, interest viii be adjusted
10 that date. FISK a HATCH No. 30 Waist. .
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NEW LOAN Of 1881.
~ THE TENTH NATlONhL BANK,
No. 30 Broadway
viii receive subscriptions free Of charge Tor the new Per
= "A s.orr Cashier u. H. Ross, President.
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TKrsyrR oy,lcx o, rHs CncAeo AND NORM !

IkAsvsR ovIcx oy rHp CHICAGO AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILWAY Co, No. WAILsT, Z
NEv-YoRK July u, 1864
4 oUPoNS due August l. 1864, from Preferred
sah,ss fand Bond, General First Mortgage Bonds,
q The CHICAGO AND NORTH WEsfERN HALLWAY
n & and from ft Mortgage Bonds Of the 0ALENA
AI NnNAoo UNION RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be
- VI soa we thsi date presentation at this Office
JANIS r. YOUNG Secretary.
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nRoCLANATION.-Whereae h has been

DROCLAMATION.- II has been
represented sp with svefai cases 81 y ie
fever board, a. Cgafaunsf AID 10 Affr'A'ha u
that the passengers. and others may cnd"t'of 10
eylI. the Regulations 4 the hsal ofcef nov therefore
C. Godfrey Guuih.r Mayor u the city q New ora 90
hereby give publ, notice q al 20 ooey The fue and
regulation. doyed by the Health O-er AID DO forbid any
ter.ou 20 communication Win any N"sre'
QuaGautlne, ~h tie cf'~s - pss--.'s
thereof without rIpfes pefnson 81 tie Heath bhcef
and do ufge The police Ia enforcing such fn".
and regastions and particularly 20 ATfes any pcrson that
there 4 reason 20 believe sApsd from Catranthe OF
violated hny 81 the Qnsrants laws the rules and rrful.
10, 81 M. Health O-rer Dated New Yort July a. -soi
{ GODFREY UUSTEEH, Mayor
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
y DUBLIN BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
III. tine iasf sailing ! CLYDE built sicamsiiP IALE-
DO.,iA, Capt ChA!O 10 intended 70 "h On SAtUhpAl'
JsIy .D nom Pics Nc 90 North hiyeT.
T, steamship fitted n the most approved style TO insure
tie couion AID safety of pass.us,Es
Rate. Of Pas,sre Including ~ abundant supply Of well
coo.sd Provisions. a..
C.5in.....S leo ard $s5 intermediate .......~SS
steerage. els-payabc in Currency.
Applyto FRANCIS McDVNALp 1o,a
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forces, Carriages, &r.

ouIxrsaxAsrKRs OpFIos. Nav YoRk, April 10, 1885,
A RTILLERY HORSES WANIED.-l ,0oo
~ s,,irv Horses wanted for which One Hundred AMI
sevrny 10 One Hundred and Eighty Dollas VIII be PAID
for all that pass inspection. These hoes must DC s9uhd 10
every paruar broken harness less than es bands
hi aid will he presented FOR nprctionn the Government
stsbles 35th-st., between i1Hh and llth avenues
STEWART VAN NLlEI, Qoariermsster
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave

ERIE RAlLWA1.-PaSsenge Trans leave
4 ! a. follows VIZ:
t. m, Express .oT Buffalo.
IA ~ Expre.s Tor Cleveland direct, via A. o. W. ny
s.J0s NJ Mnk daily. tor Otisvils.
~ d. Ia, Galfor Buffalo. -
an m Way for Otisyile Newburgh and Warwick
NJ. Sgh Exprsss Saturdays c1d sundays e1eePte J.
On IN, Lrh,ninr Express daily for Dunkirk Rochester
Causn9agua Tn Sax rdays tbs tram ~Il ruh 70 buHAo
only. =. m EulgrEut. for Dunkirs.
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THa FRIg RAILWAY CoxPASr, ,oe,
, iq7 lNysr.Sr Nryv yoRY July Ia, lbof.

THR FRIR RAILWAY CoNPANr, ,oe, {
No lS7 WRsI-sT, NEW YORK, July ~ low 81,
nIVIDEND-T Directors OF TINS So,ni, =. ~.
~ have THIS DAY dec a-ed Dividend Out :" " III
iues Of road for months ending Soth "a, ~
AND ONEHALF PER CENT tee me 'o' 49,
8 per ceni.l on the PREFERRED slOSh. A.. COMMON
Also Dividend Of FOUR PER tfN! =" Wv
CAPITAL STOCK, fee OF GoveTnuea, 70. + rio Pl,c. On
Both payable the Treasurer ono s 10 me ,eisie,ed
"Wednesday, the third day Of Angus ~ "
holder.of siock AZ the closing OF the O'ohs 60. c,..l
The transfer books of both rrr,s M Ia ins and
W. he closed the afternoon Q! lu'r""J VIC Iva ' 49,
he %, pened on the 5th day Of Ansnst , ,,r,s e.u
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ICHMOND COUNTY BOUNTY BONDS.

DICHMOND COUNTY BOUNTY BONDS.
IL S250,O0 COUPON BONDS.
Proposals viii be received by The Treasurer Of Richmond
County until SATURDAY August q. 1854, for s25D0O Of
Richmond County Bounty Bonds issued by authority Of
law passed February 1874 and under resolution II the
Board Of Supervisor adopted July "a, 1864.
Communications sddIos,ed to PETER e. WAUDEL
County Treasurer Box No 80 saylston, VIII receive ira
mediate sttention. PETER :. WAUDkL,
County Treasurer.
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CLxvxIAsp, CoLunsus CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co

CLEVELAND, CoLuNBus CIscKSATI RAILROAD Co 4
CLEVELAND. OHIO, July II, 1894
dividend NOTICE.-Ihc Board Of Direc-
~ tors Of this Company have deceived Cash Dividend Of
FIVE rer cent and an extra cash dividend Of THREE per
cent, both payable toe usual places and after Aug j.
next, free OF Government tax. ..., l..
The transfer books viii close on the evening oil the |'D "
~ GEO. II. RUSSELL. Treasurer
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OYrIcp or rHs snrLpEx Iyp CoIUxaIIy COPPER Co,

to5d, INA ma lIONAL Dam Va me CITY
Agent Of the United States Nos II and 70 PDe doors
below the Subea.ury have hand aud receive snbscp
Sont fot the TEN-FORTY BONDS, convert The SEVEN
fHlkfES int 1881 BONDS and attend 10 all business
neced with the GOVERNMENT LOANS. Parties avoid
&c eonv,neace Of addressing Government BY applying 10
This Bank NORRIS KETCHUM Hesident
u. W. VAUGHAN Cashier. .
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-

ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
IL ROAD-To Long Branch Red Bspt Shark River.
Manchester Toms RIVER Bamesa sAsmong and Atson.
On and aer WEDNESDAY re, June Is and Gnii further
notice the iaat an commodous JESSE HOYT will
leave foot OF MuI~ys;.. North River daily Sundays ex
c.u,ed nj II r and 4l5 m connecting with tho r. and
ID IS r. at Port Monmouth with for the above points
Returning trains will oave'LOpg Brs.ch 1T 7s M and
stages con-ect the Highlands for Thomp-on Shark
River station Tor SHARK River New Bedford, aud Sqgsn
Stages connect Manchester and WOODLANDS f of Toms
River and Barnesai Tucherton, Wartowss pahswken
For further miotina alton sppy to office of0e pier
Communication tickets To Long Branch. Red Bank, &c.
&C. can be had application to the Companys oce Ne g
Beaverst- -. ,.,,,,,,.,,., -, .
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CAVALRY BuRsAu osrcs OF Assrsrlsr ouAnyxs

CAVALRY BuREAu OYrcg OF AsstsrIr VuAkv1'{
xAsrEa, No. /. STArssr., NEw-fox June ~ 1904
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-I will
I purchn,. IN OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
thai y be presented and pass inspection at the Government
stables Oiasy and 3othst IN THIS city until rthT
notice ...- =, "a.
Payment will be made in check. payable in certificates Of
Price one hundred and sxty-hye ll65l doilAIs each.
GEO. 4. BROWNING Capt. and A. Q NJ
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo AL

ATLANTIC End GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE EEW-lOkk; via the Er.s
Raj ,gay from FOO. Of Chambers-st, RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLfYEkAED, O., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting with railroads FOR all principal cities IN the West
IL. road Is bens extended, and will be IN comp.eie
~ ur order 70 Manshct Gallon. Urbsna, Dayton, Cncn'
nj oud - Louis without break of gauge ,,-,.r,rn
T. III. GOODMAN Gea Ticket AIT. Il b. NEkIsEh'
Nraaylie Pa General Sup't
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6teamboast AND RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
~ from Pier No. North River connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lsckawnnns aud Western Rsirosd
and =, Esston with Lohzh Valley Railroad and lie conec
forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh and the est with
out change OF ears - - - = -. ,,..
Sixty Mes and Two Hours saved by this line 20 Chicago
Cincinnati 81. Louis etc with bat change Of cars
= SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing August l. 1864, leave New ok as foiows
HsRRIsBuRG ExPREss-A6 :l0 for Eoston, Rs.dins.
Pott,vls Harrisburg. hauch Csnnk, Wiismspcrt- This
trim arrives Harrisburg at IN, connecting East and
W.s; on the Pennsylvania Railroad, North aud South the
Northern Central Railroad and with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad 10 Hasrrstown u,,
NArL 1nArS-At $40 M Tor Esston Water Gap, scran-
ton Wk-.barre Grea Bend, Pittsion, binghamton, &C.
~ lOx TRAIy-For Easton, Allentown, Mauch Chunk WI
Hsmsport Peeiinq Pottsvi-, Harrisburg, IL.
a. Il, p = For Easton Bethlehem and Mauch Chunk
$50 and 6-FOI Someryiue. a.
INA d. WEsrrRs ErPRYss-For Esston, Allentown.
Reading HARRISBURG Pit sburgh aud the West Sleeping cara
tlroneh fom Jersey CITY 10 Pittsburgh. 4,
1r,.IvTapoRr .yD New. ORR fERRY-Leaye New York
& 80 No 4 al Q: Is a. m l2i5, 1880, and $50 p
Host, stoo AT Bergen Point and Mariners Haroor. -
Iickef. h the West be obtained 81 the oroe OF 'e
Central RAILROAD Co. Of New-Jersey. FOO, OF
at No Aston House. al No 2 Brosdwey and al the prnc
pal hotels JOSIAH y. sIEAhNo, suleilh
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
n ~ - g.. NJ. yohu w

OLYMPIC THEATER.
OLessee and Directress. Mrs John WOOD
LAST NIGHT
OF the
ENGLISH OPERA.
SATURDAY EVENING, July 30
FOURTH NIGHT IN AMERICA
of Balfe's GRAND Opera Of
THE ROSE OF CASTLE.
ELyIlA..............HadC OMTE BORCHAhU
DONNA CARMEN. Miss LOUISA MYERS
MANUEL.................. WIN. CASTLE
DON PEDRO...............Mr MIR. 5. C. CAMPBELL
DON FLORIA w. II. LEAK
Ills hrst gppearsLc-.)
DON SALLUST............Mr. WALTER blkgh
CONDUCTOR............ M ANTHONY BElff
MANAGER OF OPERA........Mr B. A. bAkEh
Doors open at ~ commence ats
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6tsamboais ano Railroads.

4 FrERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGI and
IAlPOuGHKEEfslE-Lsnd a. osA.sy Point Cos,'ns' >
are 80 cents Tie and 1si STEAMBOAT TlOS COLI *
viii leave the pier foot Of Jaytt EVERY AfIfhhgOn q
q, osloek Returning viii leave Ponghtrep,ie ~ I'm
NOaSlsG a O'Clock. Eewbnfsh Cornwall, 1;lOj Goa
surins 7.g1; Wet Point 7ss Cozxens 100 Crasy Point
h gs-.rriyfus ia New lork al 1890 clock a. III
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THYME MANUFACTURERS ASSOCiA-
i TION.-The Regular Monthly Meeting viii be he'd %
MONDAY, August ], al O'Clock p M Il NO. 80 seSAnan'e
JAS. p. TRANERS Secretary.
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TT,UE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
ON-STONISOTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GRoTON AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST
THE QUICKEST
THE SAFEST
THE MOST DIRECT
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH!
The magnificent Steamer
COMMONWEALTH"
Capt. J. W. WILLIAMS,
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The elegant Steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK"
Capt J. 4. GER,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
Al 5 O'Clock p.
STh.se boats start from Pier No 10 North River oot OF
ST. and by experienced travel
ey 10 be among the largest most comfortable ana
b.st that In American waters In summer ana
Wioer and calm the Commonwealth and PymoHth
Rock invariably make the passage. -
sompuous SUPPER and rIrioasly furnished state rooms
arc lnaIs ed features Il these floating Pa.aceA"
SURE CONNECTIONS .
made with Newport, the Watering Places the hoth Ana
soh shore In Massachusetts, the Great Eastern routes 0
Maine and for the White Mountain T.
E.rths Auc be secured at HArHdehs tA
moss Office, No. ~ Broadway, and
no. lis WEST-SE. New York -
No 70 WAsHlNGTOEsT, Boston,
NJ X. SIMOkS, Ageui
Merchants Navigation and 1ranspoTtason TO-
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.WALLAcKe' BEGINS Ara
GENUINE and UNDoUBTED SUCCESS
In IRISH COMEDY
or the PEOPLES fANORlTE,
Mr. DAN BRYANT
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
VIII b. repeated the domestic drama BY John broaghau,
esd, entitled - 1900 ,,,,x.-
THE IRISH EaIGRAST
TIM O'BRIEN.......Mr. DAN BRYANT.
Other characters by Chas. Fisher Ms John Seton, MIRA
10 conclude with w. r. Floyd's adaptation Of
HANDY ANDY.
HANDY ANDY with Song Of Lsnagan's Bal, and an
Irish Jigl......................hT DAN bh1ANl.
Other characters by W. H. Floyd A. H. Davenport, IL. r.
Daily, and Hiss lone Burke. -. -
In active rrhesr.a Boucicaut. great drama Of TIE COL
LEN BAWN IN which Mt DAN BRhANT viii appear a.
MYLES EA-COPALEEN
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CTKDAY BOAT for HARLEM and HIGH
y BRIDGE.-Sieafr.s SYLVAN GROVE OF SYLVAN
STREAM VAL hstwecn New York and Harlem ever Jar
SUNDAY during the SUMNER follows; Leave Harlem y
m u m 2. M. p leave Pccs-slip 10 a. H. = N
o. ~ ?. Landing at 9th 1T each way n.is 10 coats
~ ' {. II. LONGsTREET.
Superintendent.
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/ ADVANCEMENT New.Yofk, Je,aes-slp aud
5lh st. Ea. River for GreenPert SAG sTbor Hampton;
MB, n. For Ofeenpou hiyerhead. isphank, and Lake
in,d =, M aud $40 p m For lip Babylon, and Farm
insd,e at a IA and $50 and $50 p Tor syossei'
a. 10: u M and 40 tstage. connect Tor Tod spnns
Wrheid At aud 10. ~ NJ, and 20, 20 and $50 p m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3th st. last
River AZ M Tor Ryrrhead stopping al Stations sr
e.p Hampstead and syoss EIcuron Tickets for TIL, tran
Al freduord ra,es. A. REAsONER, Superintendent.
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Eerinres ano ntcetinss.

TEMPERANCE GATHERING.-A gather
ing OF the friends Of Temperance is requested AZ sara
tosa Spring. WEDNESDAY. the 80 ils'. d. JEWETT
and other ennent speaker 10 expected will be present.
JOHN MARSH Secretary A. T. U.
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DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD

III a
IL FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT bonds
We offer for sale $3.50 Of First Mortgage socond d.
vsonl Bonds Of this Company The bODds have - years 70
run ana bear per cent interest payable sei annually In
NewYork They are ps of isaac Of $3.50 DO hieh are
secured miles Of road Funni ron Crcai
Fab to Iowa fas under contract and " be completed
this Fen. .
The Dubuque and souy City Railroad has been completed
and In successful operation from Dubuque TO Cedar a
distance Of 100 miles for scvenl yeus The debt on
this 100 miles represented by $4,000 Flint hortga-e
Bonds 900 OF Preferred Stock and about ocJJ ..
Common stock The Bonds offered for sale .'ns d
by and with the Of ouTbs In interest Of the
Preferred stockbodes required by tie articles OF ncofpo
ration. The total annual interest On ell the Bonds o. TIE
Company therefore 81 300 guaranteed The earnings
OF t4 miles road The coniIsc; oI building ne extension
Of ~ miles made favorable and the mate
ss and equipments secured before tie late great advance ia
prices.
The Company hs, valuable land fTsni Of as'o acres PEI
mile.
$3.50 Of the Bonds have been subsorbd for BY stock
holder the Company and the balance otered 10
the public on favorable terms.
For further particulars apply 20
sCHUChARDT a GERHARD. No al Nsssautt, or 70
NJ X. JESUP 4 Co. No. 50 EIcbAIg e. place.
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Rur;RRs INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No i81 CHATHAM SQUARE,, co-usr OF MOTT SID
DIvIDEND.-The Board of Directors nave in
~ his day declared a SEMI-ANNUAL DlNIDhND o.
FIVE PER CENT free Of Government tar vay.o'a w.
ockbolders on and the ' day Of AoSs next ira"
''' Nv order T.. Is. FELLOWS, Secretary
1ulv
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.

NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUIH.
~ BROOKLYkTO PHILADELPHiA
THROUGH IN HOURS
Fare a.? Excursion Tickets - good fol three DAYS,
On and et.r MONDAY Aug l. 1874, by the coniinodions
steamer JESSE HOYT foo, 81 Asntcst Brooslyn eyery
DIV Isnndays excepted II O'Clock thence 70 ron
M1naouih aud by the Raritan end Delaware bsy haioaa "
loot Of Vine Phiade phia returning leave Ninest BARI
Phi Adelpia every morning at (suneays ex ep'edl
amy m by TIM. Inc the State Of New Jersey having
r:ed To- the Camden AID Amboy Monopoly the srcasvr
prsg e. OF carrying passengers and CAT 0o"eeh ING '"'
Of New York And Philadelphia.