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Curious Illustration of Red
TaDe.

About fifteen years ago it happened In
certain country Of Europe, that the inspec"
tor GENERAL Of garriSens, while Vlslt'hg
nrovincial tom, observed asentlnel station
rd at little d,stanc, outside the walls,
keeninr Guard over some ruined buildings
in the suburb, The general inquired with
some curiosity, why he was posted 'nefe.
,rha sent,neI referred him to his sergeant.
I'hc sergeant had nothing to say out tnat
snch were the orders OF bis lleutehant. Inc
lieutenant justified himself under tne au
thority o. the captain commanding tue gar
ism The commandant being applied 10,
informed the inspector general with much
sarionsness. that his predecessor in ofhce
bad handed down to him the custom as one
- The military duties Of the place. imme
S;.,elv a search was instituted in the ar.
.sh;vea nf the municipality, the result OF
,rt;cb nroyed that for the last seventy years
:, sentinel had always stood over the ruined
buildin4s in the same manner. With awaK-
oned interest the general returned to tue
-, ,,;tal and made an elaborate investigation
Jonaong the State documents of the Minister
IF War After long delay it was found
that the raiued building OF the Fauoours
1920 had been astorehouse Tor ms'raSseS
belcnping TO the garrison, andlin the SUN.
mar it became desirable to repaint the door.
While the paint was wet, guard was pu'
.,,,,s;de n warn those who went IN ana our;
: but before the paint was dry, the officer on
Z I 49, was sent on a mission of importance,
- loft the town without remembering 70
.smoya the sentinel. For l30years guaro
aE honor has constantly remained over the
-,.a,r=-an ;uYioiate tradition, but one tna
q nrsspprese pted at the bottom no nisnep .ae.
than the idea Of vet psint-Lo"do" he0'e'0
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DRGS leave to call the, attention Of the public
ID to his large and we'll assorted stock Of Frensh
Brandies, Jamiaca Rum, Holland Gins, scotch
and Irish Whistles, Port, Sherry, Aadsris ana
Claret Wines, Sparkling Cstawbas and Cham
Also, to his large stock Of Domestic Liquors,
as Cherry, Blackberry, Raspberry, Apple and
Peach Brandics, Bourbon and Rye Wnskies
Stomach and Cocktail Bittsrs; also to my celebra'
ted double rectifed Rose Whbky
l also manufacture and keep constantly OF
hand large stock d, prime Cider vinegar, z
liquor I would invite the special attention o
country dealers and the public generally
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A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No Mercury or NaSeo,S Drugs
DIR. JOHNSTON, 80.

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges In the
United sates and the greater part Of whose hIe mas
been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris Phlade-
phia and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most as
tonishng cures that were ever known; many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS, Vasn
funess. with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
With deranaement Of mind, were cured Immediately.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas,
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds OF this painful
d sease it too often happens that l-tmed sense Of
shame or dread of discovery deters him from
10 those who from education and respectabity, can
alone bsfrlend hun, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hord disease make their
such as liberated throat, diseased nose nocturnal
nodes on the shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
head face and extremities, progressing with fghtu
rapidty, till at last the palate of the mouth or the
disease becomes horrd object of commiseration, tai
death pusE period TO his dreadful susrngs by send
inc him to sthat Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
this terrible disease owing to the unsllfulness Of g
norant pretendsrs who, by the use of that Deadly POI
SON, Mercury ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due of life miserable.
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- -, - --, - aAt iE~1 I5a4 LAst IEFTN
AOAA1 4 ia { &3AS9 q .sRsns
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice ia
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned nom
evil companions at school, the effects Of which are
nightly fe.t even when asleep, and If uot cured ran
dsrs marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his eoun-
try the darling of his parents, should be snatched nom
ali prospects and enjoymens Of e by the consequence
Of deyatng from the path of nature and nduging In
certain secret habit Such parsons MUST before con-
temp ating
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sKIRNrsHING ON MAY IL, BUT NO MATERIAL
CHANGE IN THE SITUATION. t,.
The Richmond Sentinel Of May l9, says
thare was some firing on the South side
Yesterday, together with some skirmlshing,
though we have not learned thot 1t was e'
material consequence. We have any mum
ber of reports as to the movements OF the
.cncmv: but we believe there has been no
material change up to this time since "baldy
smith" sought his Notifications.
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THE ROADS OPEN BETWEEN PETERSBURG AMI
RICHMOND. E

A despatch from Petersburg, May IL, TO
the Richmond Sentinel says
The enemy have gone from our front to
his intrenchments at Bermuda hundred.
The turnpike to Richmond is now open,
Kautzs raiders are eight miles this side Of
.Jarrats
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MARRIAG T.,

reaect that sound mind and body the most neces-
sary requisites to promote connubial happiness In
deed without these the Journeys through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospects nouriy darkens TO the
view: the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
Allied with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
"a arathar hacones hiokted with onr own.
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ALEA b4&L
aolItg -etEi cd .
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YORK q NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1863. COMMENCING MAY g. 1854. 1864.
Passenger Station IN New York, Hths and thss
Eutrsnce 27th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK:
For New.Hav.n. T. (Exl ll.30 a N. i2:l5 (Hrl 800
OH $780, $50 and lEI) p n.
For Bridgeport 7, (Exl 1850 a. m. l2:l3 (EIl 500
(RI) $50 $3.50 and lES.) ?. m
For Milford and STAFFORD J. II 30 E. N. $3.50 $50 p N
For Fairfield Southport, and Westpor, T. ll;3ea m $50
Fo1 Nerwslk l. $50 1880 IN; l2:is (E1.), 800 1l
For Dsiien and tireenwich T. s:3O 1880 N. $50. 40
For Greenwich $50 ll;3Os M $50 s:oO $50 $40 p
For Stamford, :, (Ez) $3.50, 1850 g l2:l5 (ELD
OIL $50, 400. $50, $50. tEr) p. N.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations $780, l;0
m. $50 $50 $3.50, 500, p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield A. NJ. lEI)i 3(EI1 sp M
For Boson via Shore Line, l2;l3 ZEE !, p IN
For Hartford aud Springfield, tEII ll:S0a ~; 3tELl
Tor Counecticu, River Railroad (Er), i;o N. TO
Montreal 3 p N. 10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fishkin Railroad ga.
ll:30 q IN.
For New Haven. Eew.London aud stoninston Railroads.
For Canal Railroad, la:i5 p m. to Northampton
For Iioustonic Railroad o. IN. 3 p. IN.
For Naugatuck Railroad, e. II , p
For DAnbury and Norwsk Railroad T.e:@s m $50 m.
Commodore Sleeping Cara attached TO p. III. Traint
JAMES H. HUYT. Superintendent.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.


THE COOLEST ThEATER in THE CITY.
THE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
ING.
MONDAY, JULY II, 1884
FIRST ENGAGEMENT IN FiIIS THEATER OF THE
DISTINGUISHED Artistic,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
who will appear this and every evening
MARIE DE LASCOURS AND OGARlTA,
In the celebrated Dramatic Romance, in Five Iabeans,
entitled,
THE SEA OF ICE,
WHICH HAS BEEN FOR some TINE IN PREPA'
RATION, AND IS now PRODUCED FOR
TBE FIRST TIME AT THIS
ESTABLISHMENT,
WITH APPROPRIATE SCENERY. COSTUMES,
APPOINTMENTS,
and Original Mnsic (cOmposed by j. p Cooker the
direct direction Of Harvey b. Doiyorh,
DISTRIBUTION OF CHARAcTHu
MARIE DE LASCOURS, aterwsrd Ogarits,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
Carlos serwsrd the Marquis Del Monte his first
In many months. Mr. j.. H. Sheweu
baaDas Saor his FIRST appearance in New OH In two
Henri Dc Lsscours captain Of the ship Uranis,"
Horace do Brioune 10 Female Gen.lemanl
George de Laval IA Naval Comnande) j. w Blaisdsr
Medoc Carpenter Of the ship MI Seymour
Counties. de Tbsfnss ,IOther to Louise de Is.eOuI.
Mss.Msry Wells
Nile dance dc Tbernge Visitor to Louise skensu
ACT P sp % SF TEE r F3tHR AhEooss
A lapse If fheen years
ACT THE COAST OF MEXICO.
ACT ". HOTEL DE THERlNGE IN PARIS.
ACT WALLACE OF DEL MONTE IN PARIS.
Seals secured six days in advance.
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OYyoa CnoroH AauEDrcrsBoAKD, July 2, 1874.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all parties
having CLAIMS against the city, incurred by direction
OF the Special Committee appointed by the Common Council
to make FOR properly celebrating The late ami
yersary Of Rational Independence that they are required
to present transmit such claims properly verified TO the
undersigned Chairman OF the said Special Committee en- or
before Wednesday next the 18th inst, at No. CITY HAL
PETER MASTERSOS. Chairman
No. 9 City Hail.
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broadway THEATER,

broadway THEATER, 2
ID Corner Broadway aud Broome streets.
WOOD.
Fret appearance Of the
Young Beautiful and EsscinstinE Actress
MISS HELEN WESTERN,
MISS HELEN WESTERN,
MONDAY EVENING, JULY II,
when the follow ing powerful attraction will BE- offered;
FRENCH SPY
FRENCH SPY!
MISS WESTERN IN THREE CHARACTERS,
tobe follow ed BY the protean Farce Of q
DEVILISH GOOD JOKE.
MISS WESTERN NPERsoNAriSG SIX CHARACTERS,
supported BY efficient Company.
Doors open at a. 3. Adrnison-Dres Circle
aud Parquee 80 cents Family Circle - cents In rehearsal
DON CAESAR DE BAZAN.
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Corporation Nohrcs.
,TON AOTEDUCT DEPARTMENT. -

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO TRAP-BLOCk PAViORS.-Separate seerd pro
posa ndored with the title Of the for which the
bid NAV be oferd name Of the person offering the
and the date Of IL presentation will be receycd az this office
until II O'Clock Of THURSDAY, July H. 1865 ior the
construction Of Ispboek payements in the following streets
TO wit:
b Hon,,onst, from Avenue to the Bowery; tdst nom
5th Gh-sv 18th st. from 9Th 10 9hav Jds from I'd 10
3dsv and William st., from John to fulton-st ,
The form Of the proposed agreement aud blanks ior the
bds can be obtained on application the Contract Clerh st
th, Office. THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduct Board.
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Gmrscmenis.
, ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Z
GRAND oPENiEG or THE SUMMER SEASON
ENGAGEMENT or T I srLEsDID fAEToMlM
AND FULL CORPS DE BALLET,
under the direction q Mon. CROSSE sis sv nAIrRE Du
AN EXTRA ExH!DU,oA EVERY MORNING AT IL
Al "hI0n LIME TIE LECfuRE-koOH VIII bH
Thrown ~ En- no The PUBLIC
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
"H'" III II" SN NO. 'y ysIi agG4 ss,sa his
wiz nI- oesn ennsd IN al the principal cities IN En-
GREATEST MECHANICAL WONDER OF THE AGE. Z
This Cabinet only feet inches in hight, ia feet
wide and ie-t thick and contains 200 varieties OF elaborate
.u sized, strong aud useiatpieces Of furniture, vn;
judges large table s! feet long, three bcoks and orna
sir chairs our iIe card tlbrs four ladies' wsrkboIe
whstnot Hdy's work table, in.ad with straw; artists
easel. onr music stands smoking table, ssniokngtrsy
tables two large Chinese lamps shed ioo,o: Chinese
.yne different classes OF wood tea large Chandelier,
contsning twelve waxshti afl sized bed aea bcd'tsad,
with hanging complete our csud~stick with lighted candles
four sual fowet tables four owerpots with fowers two
Chinese pafof ctndestieks, with candles aiga 1--we small
Chinese lamps, ashi fourteen shcy boxes, an embroidery
er; laid complete nine garden ehsI wn'nsa;s., swo
title dawinsrOem table, little measuring Gully four
inches high fourteen inches long and ght tcs
ins cups, tRryroar knyes twentyfour forks twenty
spoons alarscandelabr with lights throne deco
lated large throne chair large table, naid with Shells and
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING a. and at O'Clock,
The graceful aud elegant Mile. ERNESriNE. ia her
BEAUflfuL DANCES.
Mr.. J. II. CLIFFORD, the CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN
COMEDIAN, in his fsvorite Songs aud jig Dances
The Gorgeous PsntoIninie of
MAZULM;
Or,
TIE NIGHT OWL
AND THE WONDERFUL CABINET
NASON'S PATENT VENThATOR, DRIVEN By
STEAM will be In operation during each performance
To be sreu at oil hours;
MARVELLOUS LlY NO AFRICAN MUD FISH,
-FOUR SPLENDID SEALS, JUST CAPTURED,
FAT CHILD GIANT GIRL, FRENCH GIANT THE
TWO SMALLEST DWARFS LIVING TIE. THREE
ALBINO CHILDREN, BEAUTIFUL AQUAllA, TWO
LIVING KANGARoos, LIVING PoRCuPISE, NINA
TURF SKATING POND. MOVING WAX FIGURES.
HOUDIN's AUTOMATOE WRITER, THE MUSICAL
SEAL, MONSTER sEKPENTS, AND OTHER cURloSi-
TIES -
Physiological Examinations by Prof LIVINGSTON
Admission. rs cents; children under ten. lSeents.
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sEEGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. Wis. the Erie
RsiIwav from foot OF Chambers.st RUNNING THROUGH
To CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting with railroads for all principal cities In the West
This road l. belng extended and will be in complete
running order to Mansfield, Gallon urbsns Dayton Cincin
natl and 81. Louis. without break Of ssgse ,,-,,s,
T. H. GOODMAN Gen. Ticket Agt, II. +. SWEEISER
Meaiyille Pa General Supt.
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BOARD or SuPERyroEs,
OFFICE No. CRY HALL, 7
NKw.YoKz. July 6, 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS will bc received ut
this Office until the 18th day Of July at ~ m, for 80 to
300 ns Of the hes. ANTHRACITE COAL for the of the
Crts and Offices of the County the un TO be AZ
2tQ pounds; also, proposals Tor 50 cords Of kINDLlN0
WOOD (piDe) cut and split for'use.
The said coal and wood 10 be delivered such times and
places O. the Committee may designate.
The Committee the rgh reject any and all pro-
possls SMITH Ely JR..
SHERIDAN SHOOK,
ELIJAH r. PuRDY,
ORISON BLUNT,
Special Committee on Fnel
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fnrnitnre
priniine.

CHARLES G.. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No Cg Observation-Disclosures Circulars Posters, Law
Points Cards Sc Cylinder Pre.sork done for the Trade
Special contracts made for large orders Calls 'ocised
IHEAP JOB PRINTING No.
~ II sprucest Posters, Bill Heads, Cards, ke.
w .t-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MAN.
UFACTUREIS.
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w TONIGHT.
And EVERY EVENING during the we.k, the
q EMINENT Artistic,
MISS ANONlA JONES
In Pmores Justly celebrated and highly attractive play
THE WINNING SUIT,
The popular Legitimate drama acted In England for
years, aud never before performed IN America
Illustrated BY Scenery, Costumes Appointments,
and the following brilliant distribution
Don Observation-Disclosures Charles Usher
Count Roderic. A H. davenport
Josef. .......................Mr Georee Holland
Don Alphonso, King Of CASTLE. .....AI Norton
Captain sebastian .......~''''..;. ;;;..ni Das
Villa Nova ...s.............,ss'..hiI' w lhamsoh
Captain AlyeL..... ..Mt. Tope
Juan. M bEO"uc
Soldiers, Attendants, Pages, he.
Orelia Miss Avonia Jones
Francesca. MISS lone bufke
With the favorite Spanish sons La Colasa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..Mrs. John Seton
To commence at O'Clock.
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i ARRANGEMENT. New York. Jamessp and
3st Eas River for GTeenport sAs HsIbor Hanpsons
IN For Greenport RiseTLeAd. lsphsnk, and Lake
land and sop. For l-ip Babylon, and srn
IN sdae. st m and $50 and $3.50 ?. For oyoset
At 1888: H. and D. Stages connect for Cold SPRING
Oyster Bay AID Hgntinston tor EeEnpsesd Jamaica and
Winfield. ut and $50 ~, and $780, 100 and $3.50
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN - Leaves 34th st.. East
River at $3.50 M for Mverhead stopping at all Stations
cept Hampstead and Syos EIeurion Tickets for this train
at reduced rates A. REASONER Superintendent.
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OyTcR on THE DELAWARE AND HUDsos CANAL Co.,
No. 20 WILLIAM-sT. COR EXCHANGE AcE,

NEwYOKK, June q, I854. J
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-In pur-
IN susnce Of authority given Ut meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Delaware Hudson Canal Co.. held the
2ist April last there win Be sppoGned among such PCT
sons az sa be Stockholders said Company the 18th
day Of July next Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Shares OF
NEW STOCK in the ratio Of share 70 every I shares Of
Stock then held by each soekhoder Certificates Of St9eh
the same on the LIST Of August next No Scrip will
representing the aggregate Of such fractions will be SOLD at
Public Auction 26h day Of July and the net proceeds
will be paid Stockholders and after the LIST q August
according 70 their respective interests.
Ths Governments Tax the aforementioned spportion'
uoent viii be paid by the Company.
By order OF the Board
ISAAC N. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

Il ofNEw-YORK, designsted DrpostUy and Financial
Aren't of the United aes Nos q and 20 Pine st. two doors
below the Sub Treasury have hand and receive Snbsc
tons for the TEN-FORTY BONDS, convert the SEVEN
THIRTIES into 1881 BONDS and attend TO AL business
pected with the GOVERNMENT LOANS Parties can avoid
the Inconvenience Of addressing Government by applying 10
this Bank. MORRIS kETCHUM, fresident
ID. w. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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Tuanrial.
ID X o s p L g II u B
COLUMBIA GOLD MINING co.
on COLORADO.

Oh COLORADO.
900 SHARES
NOMINAL PAR, so EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, IS PER SHARE
STOCK FULL PAID, AND NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS
JAMES W. ELwELI esq, of,he Firm of James W. Eweii
JOHN P. YELvERT0N, esq, Precedent Of the Bank of
THOMAS R. FOSTER, ESQ.,, late Of the Firm of Foster
Stephenson.
JAMES ID. FISH, esq, President Of the Marine Banf
JAMES l.. HATHAWAY, esq, Merchant No. III Pearl,t;
ROBERT p PERRIN, esq. Cashier of the Butchers aud
Droyers Bank.
PRESIDENT
THOMAS H. FOSTER, esq
MAR RfsEr BiSk.
- SEcKETARr-
SAMUEL T.. SEYMOUR. esq
MINING SUPERINTENDENT,
HENRY A. COOK, esq. Central City, Colorado
Me.u. LORD. DAY / LORD. New.YOIk,
Mes,rs WAKELEY READ, Central City, Colorado.
Mines the celebrated Bobta Fisk. and other well known
Lodes including also Tunnel Claim 5000 consecutive
feet or nearly mile in length directly on the fis o LODE
~ & 40 ae lne a. sd feet OPENED and
Tunnel claim with valuable quartz mill now rsn'
ming and In successful operation The Bobta and Fisk Lodes
considered the richest and best In the Territory having
whcthe following assay shows made by Edward N Kent
value per tan Of 700 pounds. Bobia Lode s4 &C. equal
10 &S7l5 CO per cord Fisk Lode s34l 81, Is equal to
81 per cord Beside the above the Company own I
feet Of valuable water power leaving u feet a North
Clear Greek. half 4 mae below Black Hawk City
The great advantage possessed by this Company Is In having
mill In successful operation, and in short time The
Company will have additional improved machinery capable
Of working IS tuns or cords per day from the Bob
tail and FIX Lodes, which yielding fom $500 70 2oJ
ence paving at an early day monthly dividend OF per
cent in gold The stock only be bod for limited period
at the first subscription price, aud judging from the constant
demand obtain It for Investment Il mus, rapidly rise In
value The attention Of capitalists and others Is called 10 this
Company believing that stock has been offered IN tue
that possesses intrinsic merit OF entitled TO
greater confidence in the community for profitable, safe and
permanent investment
Subscription books Of tho Company for only limited mum
Der Of at the Office OF ALBERT IL NCO
LAY csq No. 50 Wiains the price OF 20 per share
O. paid at the time Of subscpton and the balance 80
able on call when the certificate. Of stock ready to 10
delivered BY the Company the whole .mount eau be paid
hene OF subscription at the option OF the subscriber 10
the stock. -, -,
Parties who are DESTROYS OF securing any Of the stock the
above price informed that the Company G.end closing
the books shortly after which time stock will be sold less
than par.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
~ DUBLIN AND BELFAST
The Steamship BRITANNIA will sail THIS DAY. Al
p. IN. 49, -
Cabin Passage 800 and ses intermediate SS5i Steer
age, S&-psyable in L. :. currency. Apply 10
- FRANCIS MACDOSALD Co..
No. . Bowling Green.
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5tedmboats ano RAILROADS..

EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
IL FIELD and WHITE MOUNTAlNS-S STEAMBOAT
and RAILROAD CONNECTION at New-Haven. Steamers
leave Peek slip at 3.ls and n pm.
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WI PORrATloN COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON, NEW.L0ND0N, sTONINGTON, PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW bEDF ORD. The splen.
aid steamers COMMONWEALTH TIL and PLYMOUTH ROCK
win leave Pier No Is, North River foot Of Courtisnd st.
daily Except Sunday, at D M
Freight taken low as by any other line Office Of Com
pany, No. lis West st., corner Of Courilandtst.
ksw.YoIk Nov. 4 Isoa 81. IL sIMONS AGENT
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF
Il the shareholders Of the APPLETON GOLD AhD Sill
YER MINING COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY Aus.
1864 at l2t O'Clock p at the Office Of theCompsny No
Beekman-s Roomsl and second hoor New. DIN Spy
or election Of officer. Byorder. W. 5. PlNCkNEY, Sec.
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1894 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCOfs Il. X. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK All through trains for the Yves by this route leave
New York from the foot OF Courtlands Through tickets
for Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul. and all point. In tie North
West Crcstine, Indianapolis Louisville. ST. Louis Csve
South West be procured the oce Of the Pennsylvania
Central r. No As,or Hohse or at the Depot foot Of
m. Lxpress Philadelphia, arrives 10 Pt's5ushn
p EIpre" via Philadelphia arrives in Ptt'burshH
2. IN. ,,,,-.
p m. Express, via Allentown arrives In Pttsburghs,
Il. 30 y. N.
One Through Train Sunday, via rhisdslphia, leaving
New. York at6 o m.
4 l. ELLIOTT PASSENGER Agent, Ne. AslorHoasa
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Esetures anb aleetinss

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-The Rev. DR..
l. sMyTH from London VII deliver Temperance Lecture
In the Rose Hi NJ +. Church In between "a and Sd
ava on MONDAY EVENING July H. 1874, to commence Of
o'cloci Tickets Csc. to be had At the door D., 80.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER. PALMER flTVHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsunch Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK,
esvorNew. York daily Sundays eIcrped at O'Clock p NJ
ffola Pier No. 80 North River loot Of Nestry st.,
FOR NEWLONDON ,
there connecting with the Steamboat EIPre. Trsn ron
above points via Norwich and Worcester, Boson snd W or
ccter Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads II, 1T.
Freight taken the lowest rates For inormaon inqnre
4 3 MARTIN, Agent on the Pier.