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WHOLE NUMBER l57.

The Florida was taken completely by surprise.
seventy Of her men It was known being on
shore, and the others just returned from lib.
erty were asleep and half intoxicated. ~ J
The blow given the Florida by the Waehu-
sett carried away the mizzenmast and mains
yard, which fell on the awning preventing
any one from getting up from below. r-.
So unconscious was the officer of the deck
OF the intention of the Wachusett's Captain
that he sang Ost you will run into Us # YOU
don't take care" at the same time calling for
light. Go3d
Twelve officers and hhy-eight Of the crew
Of the Florida were captured. .l -ar7s ls5t
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Personnel of the Rebel Warriors,

GENERAL BEAUREGARD is about five
feet seven inches high, gray hair, broad
forehead, face tapering rapidly to the
chin, prominent nose, full, dark eye, and
wears a gray mOustache and imperial
He IS fifty years old.
Gen. Hood is about six feet high, light
hair, fair complexion, gray eyes, heavy
sandy beard, a large framed man, about
thirty-fve years old. His right leg is off
above the knee.
Gen. S. D. Lee is a young man, about
thirty nine years old, five feet eight inch
es in height, light hair and whiskers,
gray eyes and fair complexion.
Gen. Cheatham is about five feet nine
inches high, heavy built, dark hair, dark
hazel eyes, about ffty-fvo years old.
Gen. Clayton is six feet high, about
forty-eight years old, hair turning gray,
short, stiff beard-a good looking man.
Gen. Pat Cleburne is six feet one or
two inches high, about fOrty-twO years
old, lean (but not hungry looking like
Cassius) iron gray hair; loves his friends
and hates his enemies bodies, but prays,
he says, for their souls.
Gen Bate is well grown man, about
thirty-eight years old, six feet high, dark
hair, speaks pleasantly and limps upon
his right leg, from wounds received in
Georgia.
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Our storg-TtIItr.
EOTRTSHP IN THE COUNTRY.
BY LUCY a. RANDALL.

"MERIvALE STATION all out fol
Merivaler r.
Il was a quiet little railroad station
shadowed by the green, floating tresse:
Of 3 gigantic old willow tree, with a
Background Of dense woods, where even
the sunshine seemed to lose itself in in
tsrminabIe vistas Of cool shade; rural
spot, full of sweet sounds and fragrant
airs.
Carlos Warren stood on the platform,
watching the long line of white smoke
which indicated the path of the receding
train, until It died away into the purple
glow Of the July twilight; then he turn
ed round, as it uncertain which direction
to take.
g'' Wsrrenl what New York breeze
blows you here? ?"
And to his astonishment, our Broad
way exquisite found his straw-colored kid
gloves clasped by pair ofhuge, sunburn-
ed paws.
"Imight ask the same question of you,
LeRaox !" he said, laughingly.
"oh leone here every year to fish
Il takes the city starch out of fellow so
nicely But, you haven't answered my
query yet"
Are you really curious to learn ?"
= "0f courseI ami Out with it at once,
and save words"
Warren smiled.
I suppose, of course, you know that
lIilicent Wilmington is somewhere in this
quarter Of the world, +" he said, after mo
ment's pause.
Il meet her sometimes she's staying
at an old unele's, somewhere up on the
hills. But, do you mean to say that she
il The inducement ?"
A Well-the fact isl rather fancied
hsrin New York; and, you see, a fellows
sbances are a great deal better upin these
Wildernesses than in the crowded ball
rooms Of city season"
$50 you're going to make love to her,
chr
qI may be mistaken, said Carlos, ad-
iusting his opal sleeve-button with an air
Of conscious fascination, but I have rea-
son % think she's very fond of me-rath-
eF pining, in fact; and as L like her toll
essbly we'll, and she's not such a bad
match in penuniary point Of view-why,
1 might as well make the pretty little
Thing happy at once p
I" The cOnceited jackanapesp ejacula-
ted LsunOz, dropping his companions
arm, and staring at him in astonishment.
" I hope she'll refuse you, point blank Z"
Carlos gave his moustache self-satis-
hsd twist.
Shell not do that, Lennox. Outside
Of the fact that I'm convinced she really
likes your humble servant, think what an
advantage a city fellow has up here, where
she has seen nothing but country pump
kins and cornfelds for six weeksl Ny
dear boy, you don't know how delighted
she will be to see something that belongs
to the New York atmosphere.
Lennox thrust both hands into his
pockets, and began to whistle softly re-
garding his companion the while as if he
were some lasus nature. But Carlos
Warren was too thoroughly sheathed in
the invuler0ble armor of self-esteem to
care for Lennox'S quizzical glance.
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a Clean Sell.

A shrewd couu,ryman was in town the
other day, gawky, uncourh, and innocent
enough in appearance, but, in reality, with his
eye teeth cut. Passing up Chatham street,
through the Jews quarter, he was continual
ly encountered with opportunities to buy
From almost every store some one rushed
out in accordance with the annoying custom
Of that street. to seize upon and try and Try
and force him to purchase. At last one dir
ty looking fellow caught him by thearn, and
clamorOusly urged him to become custom
er.
Have you any shirtsZ' in quired the
countryman, with a very innocent look.
"a splendid assortment, sir Step IA. sir.
Every price sir, and every style. The cheap.
est in the street. sir s.1 I!.g
"Are they clean ?' f. ii
"To be sure, sir. Step in sir. -
"Then," resumed the countrymnu, with
perfect gravity, put on one for you need
The rage of the shopkeeper may be irnag-
ined as the countrYman, tuning upon his
heel, quietly pursued his way. b. ''-
. They are fools who insist on being perfect
ly miserable because they cannot be perfectly
happy. srsI
.a sy -s-a-- - y--sg-s 9s G1gis
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SfItft 8ottrr.

a1T CIGARETTES.
II tho story told be true,
It is very wrong Of you,
Young Coquettes,
Smoking when Mammals away,
i On the lawn or by the spray,
Cigarettes.
Ladies fair, with due respect,
For one reason I object,
Which is this
Sure young breath is sweet to me
- And a maiden's lips should be
arI Fit to kiss.
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URBANA UNION
y w. HoUz FROP'R.

OFFIcE;-C Couls0n's Building, second floor,
Restside North Main-street, near the Square.
TIRNs:-S2 90 per annum, Invariably in ad-
vance. q, 25 for Six Months.
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PoMPEY-Well, Sip, Use glad you
drapt in. I bought old Massa's estate
down to Bayou Sara, yesterday, and l
want hands to work it. What wages do
you want, Sip?
ScIPIo-Tank you for muffin, Pomp
Use got a confscated estate myself-Ihas,
and 1 come over here from de auction to
offer you de situation of ober8eer.
"No DOUBT" said a footman to a short
little gentleman who had lnsulted him,
you think yourself three times as good
as I am, for I am only footman, while
you are three-foot man"
CovEroUsNEss terms liberality spend
thrift, and prodigality calls her churl {;
she is alike country to both.
PRIDE and opulence may kiss in the
morning as married couple; but they
are likely to be divorced before sunset,
Few, like Ant@us, would grow strong
by being knocked down, but many de-
serve to have the experiment tried on
them.
HOWEVER high we rise, we should lure
others upward to the same nights by the
gushing melodies of our lips and hearts.
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much absorbed in the society of her com
panion.
A tall, handsome young fellow, Will
sunbrowned skin and jetty curling hair
he might have furnished ft model fol
Antinous. And Milicent seemed to think
50 too, from the cOnfding way in which
she hung on his arm and looked up into
the liquid shadows of his dark eyes.
"And what will your city beaux say
to your marrying me, Milly? ?" he asked,
lightly, as they paused just little be-
yond the turn in the woods.
4 haven't any worthy the name !"
laughed Milicent.
What not thatexquisite Don Carlos
Somebody you used to laugh about SO
much ?"
"Nonsense," pouted Milly. As if I
could ever think twice of such block
head as that Why, he hadn't an idea
beyond his kid gloves and moustache."
Carlos winched as though a musqueto
had stung him he would have given a
good deal to avoid hearing the rest of the
conversation.
Then you really love me, Milly! All,
if you knew how much 1 liked to hear
you repeat 1t, you wouldn't call me ex-
acting /"
And Milly stood on tiptoe to whisper
something, whether in words or kisses Car
los could not tell, for they had passed
out of his hearing.
"Stuck in the mud, eh2 Well, I de-
clare Why didn't you holler for some
body I" calculated Deacon Ebenezer Stud
ley. Didn't ye know enough to keep
out of the swamp? Give US your hand
a astOutpull, nowhere we be! Gracious,
what a muddy sight you be And you
might ha' stuck here till midnight if I
hadn't come round to see II FOsdIck had !
mended them bars. You'd better come
to the house and clean yourself up lit
tie p
"Thank-you-no-" faltered poor
Carlos, scarce able to speak from fright
md exhaustion. al am going down to
he city in this evenings train, and" be.
added, mentally, may be hanged if you
ever catch me out in the country againI'
He kept his word he wouldn't even
lttend the rural wedding of Milly With
,ington and her handsome cousin. But,
Is LennOx shrewdly observed, country
lir" had made him a sadder and wiser
nan
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They are fools who insist on being perfect
ly miserable because they cannot be perfectly
happy. f-.l
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49, - .-...
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financial.
VERMILYE g. Co.,
No. Al WALLsTREET,

"
No. IL wALLsTREET,
VIII receive subscriptions to the
NEW 7.3o TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
Ths,e notes are issu.d IN denominations Of ESQ, 90,
$500. $1,000 and $1,000. maturing In THREE
YEARS from August 5 1874 interes. payable semiannualy
in currency the rate OF $40 PER CENT Per annun
tn. notes payable in At maturity or convert
able into 8 % SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
All deposits made por August 18th viii draw interest Ut
tate
The usual Comssiou allowed this Loan and also the
1910 Losn
We are prepared 10 convert the Il. :. $40 TREAS
URY NOTES into the q per cent BONDS OF 1851 with
proinp.ness and on favorable terms.
Also BUY and SELL ct msssct rates all kinds oil wv
ERSMENr SECURITIES, including
Us. 500 BONDS.
C.S. 7.3O TREASURY NOTES,
US. IL mos. CERT EICATE5 OF ISDEBTLpNbso'
Us. QUARTERMAsTERS' CHECKS,
U. y. TWo-YEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENoEH
NOTES.
U. s. O per cent. COUPON and REGISTERED Of
1881. ,,,r,.,rr,,,,s 90
MATURING CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
| eolar,ad mr. purchased.
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Hnanfial.
nIvIDEND NOTICE.
OFFICE or TIE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,
No Ioa Broadway, NewYOsa, July IA, 1854
OFFICE OF TIE

- This Company has this day declared SCRIP pVi'
szRD OF yIyTY PER CENT to the Policy Hoiae" en-
S tevarieipss in IN. profits Of the Company business
n N. year ending June 90 1884, deliverable October TO- 1864
A,.o N INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT in
,s On o.. scrip Of isss 1900 1891 1862 and 1904 payable
ostossf 10 1864
Al.o, . regular sEMl-ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND Of
sxyyN PER CENT PAYABLE 70 stockholders their legal
Representatives and after MONDAY, 18th inst
Tss Company has resolved to REDEEM IN CASH, on
=. ,,s a,y Of August ne,, It's SCRIP ISSUES OF 1857 and
ssss With siI per cent interest sdded
GEO TSHoPE, President
HI LArpo1s, Secretary.
Crnus PsoK, Assistant Secretary.
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PfesIdeut-JUHN II. TAOE'
secroi.ry-Hrsnr X. OArrs
WEsrcHEsTaR CousrT,
Carer TpYlsrnER'g CVTfCr August ), 1854.

NNESTCHESTER COUNTY BONDS
w SEALED PROPOSALs.The undersigned will re-
ceys his Office In White isns snd before the 2Jth
day OF August instant sealed pfopoas for the purchase Of the
whole any pet Of the bonds authorized be issued by e
Bo.rd OF Supervisors Of te County OF W-schcater under
chapter OF tho Low. Of lg6i,he sttOzod 70 be
issued being sG70 the undersigned the right to
sell such % ssd bond he may deem Il 20 the In.
Of the County sell 1he bonds will be for = 900
cssh and dIaw interest t cent payable semi
annually NO proposal Will be received for lee. tran par
Toe bonds viii be paid In classes OF 6l00O,J each.
rlenctg IL 1876. GILBERT g. LYON, County Treasurer.
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Deniisirp.
COTTON

COTTON - .a.oo,.m.,
extract Teeth without pain BY The NITROUS OXYD oAS
once No ~ Bond IT., New.ioh
NJ b. GRIFFIN a. BROS, No. 258 Grand
I've It, kew.Yort mud No, s37 Ful,on,t Brooklyn, are
extracting Teeth positively without pain by the OF nitrous
oryd No charge Extracting when ARTIFICIAL teeth sro TO
be inserted They asc inserting m sets Of Teeth Gold
CPS Psins S25; Silver, Sl0i RabbsS, SO Partial res
- ke4 IA sAvax a. ESusctinx. - seass
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Merchants Navigation aud franspoItGIi'
1871 -PENNSYLyA A G CI Sd,aA. |.

1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCO4. Il. IL. STANDARD Gauge AND DoUbLa
TRACK All through for the West by this route l"sve
krr'York via Phlsdrphia. foot Of Courtarits., ".
Allentown. Pier No. North River. Trsirh tiea. s
Cor Chicago Milwaukee, st. Paul and all ponts Ia the isoa
West Cres,ns, indianapolis Louisville, Sc Louiy Lew
lsnd COLUMBUS Cincinnati and al points 70 the Wss. ~
south est can be procured the o- Of the feunsyyss
Central H. r. No. A.tor House. either Depot Xufoash
trsins leave New Yorf a. iorows; ,,..... =.
a. m. Express, VA Philadelphia, arrives rn's'"s"
an. 4. y....,..h,,
sp IN. Express via Philadelphia arrives IN Ra''eufsn"
D. m. Express via Allentown. snives IN Pisfseorsh -
1880 p. IN. ,.,.a,,,,. ,..v,,
One Though Train on Sunday, via PhIad"'ph'A se'nf
IL ELIIOyy Ysssssss Agent Ne AssssaAAss
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L'UUKIH NAIID.NNL DAMN Of LHF tII ]
ofEEW- YORK, desih r,posi'sry and FinaI cz
Agent of the United States Nos ~ snd 70 Pine two door
below the Sub Treasury have baud aud receive Srbsip
tons for the TEN FORTY BONDS toe SEVEN
THIRrIEs into 1884 BONDS and attend all bns.nes
nosed with tLe GOVERNMENT LOANS. Parties avoid
lie Of addressing Government by Supplying to
this Bank. mOhhiS hElIhOh, irp.iasnl
d. w VAUGHAN, Csshsr.
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40; q wiLi.m-si., New oh, 1aas e 20; !


TIME Sheldon MINING COMPANY and
Il the COLUMBIAN MIXING COMPANY, having become
OdAed witt. the Sheldon aud Columbian Copper Com
pany pnslaAt the laws OF the State OF Mich notice is
hereby gen the Stockholders ~ those Compas that they
required to return then CcThcates Of soci uncn they
hold TO the Office Of this Company No ~ William st. ia
the City Of New York before the hrst day November
snd receive Cerhcaes therefor from the Sedsn and
Columbian Copper Company IN tie proportion Of share
Of tie Sheldon and Columbian Copper Company for two shscs
Of the other CoDpeI consod-isd win IT, OF. in default
thereof. such stock viii be fortified By der
HENRY PUEI.P5 Secfstury.
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LIMITED STATES INrERNA Y. REy n ~! J:

u SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT. STATE q
NEw-YORK, comprist, the Eleventh and seyensssn,s
49, 80 I,.,. Valuations snd Ennnerons 81 Property
to tax the ACT, Act to provide Internal sJs
~ NJ N h " .pproved July l. 1862 and Me smcndstory COT
w,rcb 1853 made and taken by the several Assist
of said Collection District. viii remain open los
o,instior OF al persona Interested, for tic sps~ OF ne
law. from tbs iate hereof my office, rooms Nos, ~ ~
@ O'clock o. M And immediately n,sr the szpirsaen
h aid fifteen dsys the tenth day Of Ausnst iS a iIs
, IA trreaiter wit receive and drteIuine ~ .PpsNs
10 erroneous or valuations OF INTERPRETATIONS
aud taken by the said Assistant Ansessors Az appeals
G The Assss,or a. Aforesaid be made In wnS ana Ps
70 vi 10 n.rar matter OF thing respec ting which
a. eson Is reqae,,ed and the Uosna o. prins!Sps
inequality VI ' GEURaE =. srEINBRENNER Assessor
Dated Nsw.Yort, July Is, 1854 i 81 ..iA-i 81
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PaS-
Railway from foot Of Chsmbeusi., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o., wlTHorT CHANGE OF CAhs'
connecting h railroads for oil principal ciies In the West
Tb. road 10 be- extended and will be In complete
running o.der to Mansfield Gallon Urbsns Dayton Cinei
natl ard st. Louis without break VI gauge .n,rn
r. H. GoopxAx, Zen Ticket At, Il T. SWEETsrk,
Nssdyllls, II 0sasrL bppt
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Urn Docos.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
N NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TILE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OI DOUBLED sihhh
sPRlrC.
J. l. l. J. q. WET
NO ~ CHAMBERS ST., tEW-YORN,
IRE The owners Of ts Pstat and Exclusive hlahHSie'
oil tits - ,,,,
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL sfhiHo
SKIRT. g..
This invention consists Of Dgpsr !oI two tp,c
Spring, IN. enousy braided dsrl5 end hrny 'oF'I
to edge uskng tie shrtt ,t elastic hebn e'u uui
Sfrirg ever used enabling the weaIsr IN % ~
neat e,aiiciy AID GrI 10 ,ns.s to P.tce $40 ~ '.
her ~ nae AZ cas- and with ile same eotfeoce ~ ~.
or muslin dre. entirely Dbvstes and seto' no "y ~
ectior. To Hoop skirts tno annoyance 20 20 "easi "
well "a the rubc .oeciy IA % owded assemblies esrss
,iroei care church psws, ia sny Cows place ION .s
dicn.ty OF contracting them aid Vccury'nf 'ma
this onii.ev removes tie dscy, while G.ms 'o 81 -.
usual IN and 81 nnie,rcal form aud ia The Hghte' an n'
stylish and grefl.l appearance for the street oos
nads or louie lIe,s lady hssing enjoyed hs pc
comfort and Great convenience vearus he upper .,lpS
Spring ssir angie day, Vii never sers. "a ", ~
diens. vi h tho They sfs The best qasly %
nv matt inr the sa;c. most duiebe coroia l
,co oira ssh nrls Merchants viii be 'aPphed q. soove
and aides 6Ts;s.ss rstsl stores IN th' cry and
tiirou-aout the different S'sf.s. -, -, ,,r,,cg
Il INQUIRE nor iEE "DUPLLA ELLit Az
SpNiNO SHIRE
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i11eooina CARDS. &

ITWM EvERDELL. SONS, No. 1o4 Full.
J ~ ton II. --wEDDiNU CARDS and ZINE sTAIioNERf
(Ersbli,hsd Ial3b .I II
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IRE RAILwAY.-Passenger Trains leave

Z a. m, Express for Buffalo.
Ia ElpIesA for Cleveland direct via A q. W. ~
$3.50 .. IA, MIX, daily, Tor Utlsvie.
lGA m, Mai tor Buffalo
<p. III, Way d Osvile. Hewburyh, and Warwick.
M, Sist Express l5s.urdsys and Sundays e1cepss
70! bunkrk. Buffalo. &c.
p ~ Lightning Express daily, for Dunkifk. Rochester,
Cansndasra, &c. On Saturdays ts rin will TO Buffalo
only g D. Ia, f3igisnt ior Duakifk.
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
tls3 COMMENCING MAY ., 1884 1854.
Passenger Station in NswYork. ztst and tthsv
Entrance nth st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-NORk:
For New Haven, T. fEI), ll;3O & l1ls fExl 500
(Trl $50, {; 20 and lEx.) p. IN
For Briiespori, Z, lELl, l:D M nlS lELl 800
OIL 3:st, $50 and tEy.) p H..
Por Nil. Jrd and 5,ratiord, I, :30a M 80 $50 p.
For Fairfield, southport and Wesport T. hN mt $3.50
' Fol- Norw.ls SO 1880 m. ia;l' tE1h 300 Gen
Ecr D.ien .nd .nel.ea T. o3o lloo . M; $50 <:3
s"r r. e.nwieb. go ii:3oa M $50 40 $50 $40 M
orstsmford, T. (ExI $3.50. liJJ a. IA 1870 tEAl' >
u,sI 3,.g 4;Jj $50. $50. (FI) y. 10.
So For. Chester and intsrusdae stations s3o na
M S'0 N'O' %, Cy;GTSSEcfS;d TRAINS.
For Boston via 81 nnSEed a. m. lkI)i 3tELh Up. m
For Bo-,on via shore Line l2;l5 lExh p "a an,
For Hartford and Springfield, stEI) ll;~l m-' StEAh
$3.50, p. NJ. 4.
tor Connection, FLYER Railroad q lEx), llN m %
Montreal, 3 3. m. 70 Northampton. -, - e.
FOR Hartford, Providence and Fshtfl Railroad tELb
1870 O. ,r-,.,
For New Haven. New. London and s:onnston RalsoadH
n TO- 1878, 2, 8 2. n.
For Hous.,ouic Raj road, 9 g. IN y. II.
F,r Negg,luok tsilrolj, a IN. 3 2. m.
For D.nbGry and Norwak Railroad T. 30 g. N t:Wp m
Conuiolio.l Sleeping Cas- attached TO D p NJ Ifias
JANIS IL. uOIT, Snpern.'enco'.
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Gteamboast ano RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For Al.
III BANY aud TROY CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains Leaves. - - -..a
From Chan,barsN. from Wn-G
Express, and 10 NJ, and 7i1 lo:| M Ano s'<Ssoe
and 2. m ii. 6:U m. r..,t ... D..
Troy and Albany with slcep 1 li:1 p m
tps-csrj. l0:41 p. N. -Ill Husl.f
Ehinsbeck Train, p f:np NJ
Poughkeepsie Train y q n. e:72 10 M, mali" n
aud p. M .rut.
PseIskil Train, AIS p 4;J7 I'm.
Sing Sing Train 73o II fa and i2:1S ma 90"
M, and 5. is y. m Pm .f
Tauytown Tam, 70 and 3:42 and i:zI p m
p.
On Sundays at 6:e7 m from Dth-street
Tickets may procured Of the OFFICES Of Westooss
Express IN New Brooklyn aad baggsgo checked a.
tic 10 ali pom TIE road md Springs
J. N. T0UCEY, Assistant Superintendent
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furniture

DrDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
h,s a., ryf.,ture. Also. sohd Chrsspot and W slnuo
Chamber suites. plain and orn:senal 81 n q sA ~,
TUN's ses Canalst. oppodte oosier Estsoisnsd es@
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finaucidl.
Oyv,cg OF PAcIyIc MAIAsrEAxsHIp Co,
..rH nan AnRnsf u IAl.

OVrGs OF PACIFIC MAI<srEAhsHIr co.
NKwboak, August ., lsj' .
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board Oh
~ Director. have this diy decisredt DIVIDEND OF FIVE
( PER CENT DOT Of tire earnings Of The bat tnise
ncsh. payable the Office Of the Company on -
DAY The t7th instant The tfsnscr books viii elo.r on a
itns,sn and reopeu the 2oth instant BY order Of s
Board Of Directors ..,, , . -j-.-,.,,
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oyno, CT Tpa srcuErTr Is,rsAscE Co,

No 81 PIyt 81. NV. loaE Aug 3 I50'.
DIyIDEND MOTTO E.-rne Directors have
~ this day (afIer making resorvaions rccrred y
h. 10 NJ the General insurance fw. amended in Nay
E declared the following DlNlDENDS oct ~ The Tf0bls o.
he fiscal yeer ending July 81, l'6i: - ,-,,-,,
g. capital Of 5 0OO standing 70 tie credit OF socknoa
ere ou the books Of tie Conpy On 'he 18th oil JUS ieo'
s.ysSe 70 the ssid ockheders their lss representatives.
on DEMAND - -, ,,.,, ,,,->,r
m the and scrip Of the Compsny. payable In CASH
"a s Scnfp piVIpf,Np Of FIFTY tsO FER CENT or
o<0 90 earned participating premiums a. the year end
y.ly Dr. or.whok SCRIP CERTIFICATES wiz be issued ON
* .fer NOVEMBER J. .,,,,., $50,
an ABOVE DIVIDENDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT
TAN
JOSEPH WALKER President
THOs. w. DlRDsALL, Niee-Presdent
4 l. HAYpoCX Secretary.