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Arrived.

ste.nstju Melville Wetiington Cow Fay C. g., day,
sosi whney Hathaway BOX BaEshea was to sell Tor
Steamer WARRIOR Moa Providence, mdse &C., to W. P.
Steamer Sea Gull Kenny Providence, mdse. to Edward
Steamer Chesapeake, winests Portland rldse and pass 10
Steamer sarah Jones. Philadelphia, ndse. and pass to
Vim. Kirkpatrick
Bark Brazilian toi Windsor 4: 81, Greene, Windsor N
Bark Tvs ". Fish lof ROckland, Fsh, Neuvtas 10 dsJ
B1is Merlin III Brsna cenficros 20 days unolasses to
4 E. Ward Co. Experienced light winds during mos, Of
Big II r. Coahir (o< Tanks Issnd) Eaery, Cienfaegoa
ne days, sugar and moasses b. Brett Son Go.
Brig Annie Gsldsrt, Hswkin, Windsor, n. g., 10 days.
Brs JsbOsia tBrs1) CunhO, New Bedford ballast to H. A.
Brig Gsse, Ms.hoa Cof eibratar Darcy, Mayasoss 50
days, wool 70 Giro a Frsaeia "
Brig Blacthsh (Of NswbarEh) Bush Bangor days. timber
soS chr Mary s Sheds Waite. Providence.
sohr julia Mafths, Bennett Rondout for Bos,oa.
sohr. Sarah 0ardner Tee. Nevbursh for Boston
ssS5 LqGy aaD !s eodA' River b.
Sohr. Olivia Buxton, Could Augusta, IT,, lumber 70
Heyoks Murray.
sshr. Granite state Eae Boston days, mdse TO 8. w
scSr sersph. Ryder. elopoe,,er, fab.
sohf. Milton Raymond New Bedford
schr. Yarmouth. Baxter. Gloucester, nah
sshr. I.smartino Quincy WHeliaaN
Rchr. julia A Rich Leland Mschias 10 days, lumber and
Sihs 10 g. r. J. Peters
5ohr. Protection, Hay ford, Providence
SchT. Union, Pinkhsn. Rondout for Salem.
sehr. City Point, Mathews, Bangor deys lumber 10
master.
schr Baltimore, Dix Calais days lumber teJ BOyntOns
90A
sshr Red Rover West Fail River
hchf. Champion Sawyer New Haven.
oehr Hyens. Gardiner Calais - days, lumber to q. Board
Eea
sehr ssnl Lewis Wood, Ellsworth, lumber to 7. Ii.
setI Ecnpse Burgess New Bedford for Ezabethper: IN
Sest Henry Perkins Horton, Boston.
oeei james IdeH, Davis Ellsworth 10 d8yt, lumber 4
aSSyoke Murray.
soof' SrutuI Dodge, Fall River.
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Gopari,lership Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The Copsrt.
" sas.hp tsresofors existing bstwe~u James Beakzd 40
Beniamia IL Buttsa under tue copaysnsrsee
ISLE. nans Of BfNKARD HgrrOS, h"sS
stamp been by tho death q the sald Jzpps
soss Bernhard; and Tho said ooe srtaerxse go ~
cscelsd dtsolstios. ssd the sid Bss,Aaty H. aat<s
....... survivs1 pkTtnet therAos ever WA having
had Business relations With iorn ceues cndh sctng ~
tended by the Ssd BsJsnn H. Hutton 20 sotlsHs ie osst
sssa conducted By tie sid copsrinr,hp aad IN doing -
soRtinue the sss q the said sopsrs ershla tara.,
fhs ssd Beniarss u. Hutton nap eerthes that hs ~
person sha Sac onl pssp o7 md mcading Tie SI d toe
das h. col s9 uAder t1s ld Oh ScnkaI4 uou
si his place VI abode, aad also ~ lrnep place 81
business IN the City 1.d Couay & SorXoek, In Tue
Stale Of Now York
This oer;hOsse made ssa acknewosea n ruaf'e o.
Of the LegAsrs a the said State Of Newf ok en-
ttad IA Act allowing the continued we Of coPartneTsIP
T. H. HUTTON.
Dated Nsw.Yock, JAY ], 1884
NOTICE.-Ths' COPARTNERSHIP hereto.
~ FORE .edsths betwees ALs&ANnER HENRY ssd
HALPs MOSS At tiDo uEGsT TIA tro 2eIne OF ALbA,
ANDHR HENRY asa lataly gadsF the firm nsse Of
HENRY MOSS, Is pLjSQhVsD .--Deied June 8 1854
ALEXANDER HENRY.
RALPH MOSS.
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propooals.
TR1AsuuY DsPARrmssr, OYyIcx LIeHT. HOUSE, bohRD.
WAsaseTos cITr, Jaly II, leA ,,
PROPOSALS for BUILDING and E9UIp,
PING TWO PIR5f CLASS eDd TWO sEoonp

raxAsUvr DTARr~gsf osyIos LseHr IoCss bSas0'
DROPOsAS for BUILDING and E9UIPn,
i PI iIs, Tyt3 EIssT CLASS cod TWO sE'o"D
S no. os . ; d. II 3 tS 10
~ an eqaippiAs TIVE S' ss iishves.s q 'As i''0""s
Lsssd rom ai.sr Aao q srr sOsi Y 81 o,s d q t,ais
eul 70 feet o-nash o. beam, taoqlded hes iaonsf
S SsTS ,S 81 aga .S ls1. "a q -'@ "
g.s ssaIns % sSsiyItn5 two ''eSsd 'laO. Eat7''
Lsns6 bs:esen pssgssaiOqA ss< t7ohr sreae.s q,
isoeI .Isfs to sp u bes 10 ,s, G..i toar'ss about
Ts whit. COX 70 70 OF the ss. ssa:eoas. timber asd p,
sSs~ sS 4 ~ hsf ~ s % y a. = % SSos.
ed and Witch viii wh The drawings AL 2sns Do sass
70 t.s Lshhovss Bestd ne Lst bose iSsPeeto q
Portland sosoo ~, fosE % PhiaslPh 81 whs places
tns Bosra r.ryss tho right to t''Gs y 70
refuse to receive any vessel not suit an "I0
no terms 81 shs eoFrlcs sud nc esnfa" VIZ be o'llu
Csd binsing up It ca, have beeo spVsveS ny the hon
se.s ., M I%s:y No Rs spo.ss I'm 1ar Snns asG
s sSa. Zoe 5s a :o Sr he i S5rsut u Me
eQgsaes
Esah Vessel z,us, be distinctly specified VITA hs for
which the bidder psposee 70 tlid mi eqaiP hef eeeofd
,peecsiiOn. r,a.t !. enclosed b. bidder sIdOes
that th,re EsaNe - the obee< Of b.. proPo.a.
drawing Of the vessel soed ioe wiz b. f1rhed 70
the coItsssr 10 which he vii % qsirsd sdnsfs ssaeay
~ hs cad The oui o u5 VI bs taken OK and The nasnli
10 the n.y. by this bos{i With ihs approval q Ito Seeretsy
oi the Ieary and who will bs eqa.rod to thai uit
crk .rsou,sd aud tho materials uAed s IL sS conformity
h ts AID see oaiilus q ths contract Gai who SUs
csry " tie Ia wriang beisre the Wiz ss TO
ssivea and pt yhaants sathSuSsi 10 be made
Psrsons ing poodle to bald ry of hess light vesses
sy gysst any change alterations by viA tlo ooS VIII
be ss.see without using iDsTi0r matsTis and IN o4o<
ing such suggestions the pec~o sha'nc's- o. ns ohsas,
asraiion w be named with the amoant saved thsrshy The
proposals ss0h weasel viii nfs ao tina required 10 oofA
the and dsvsf 70 the assit OF tns Desid a.
such place may be agreed upsni he 70 b Ah9es 10
the bid Az proposals must be sealed and endcfs.d Prop
as Ter ks Ing Len rssse" and tbs oIoosed ~ nnohoS
.svsspe snd aidss.-d - the Secretary u To Lighthouse
Bosrd, Washington, u. q.
Re bid will be coI~ido rrl th does rot CONFORM 10 To 70
qui.ensu.s Of this stVoTtitomsLt
ANY person sibglinga proposal say b. pcesoAt sD9 Wit
the opening Of tho bids Ct tue TINE td pace AeCeofs
fpoctel
by order Of tie Hsh..h,pss Board
". D. sHUBRICK. ctairun.
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$2,OOO,OOO L OF Q RIA IA
COUNTY OF NETWORK.


sabse.ipt rs IRE hereby invited to LsLa Of I've Nren
DoaS authorized By ordinances 81 tia Boa-d u surcrys'
o approved BY the Mayer June IS ofi entitled IAN Odd
ssn 10 provide for .ss Of Fousee for tho
Arnes o. tao Union port and parcel Of tie Qssa Of tho
Cay I'D County Of SovYOs under my fusro cal Of Vie
Frosiisni for IAra'
The proper books for saeh sub0cripas win be opened o.
the Com2trsora oiscs and tcr SauriaY The st Juss
r;an aud VIII remain open until Lhs whole shAI bs
tskeaL
Sub.cr.er. will Be rsquir,i to tspcsi, with the CofJ
Tro.surT al tie broadway Bank within Eve S,ys ARR ontrr
Ing theI subscriptions the amour; sabscgibea &c By them
respectively sd presenting his reo@iVs r tAs l1oos, "a
tie Comptroller they will receive BoHja Of tic County Sf
equal amounts rsdrsuaLs before Juno J. lsoS with
interest from the date e. payment ct tho rate Of s Pus 0s
10 Ali4uHi
Our ieow-cit<ea. and tho public ssuesiy e-e respect
fully Invited o0oycFac with IN, Board Of supervisors IN
Es Ssusvosat and patriotic poIpcso u saPpyii the quota
Of ras lom ala County tAs cal 81 Tho Prgi for
asa os the army to be made pubic w1Aout res"rins
10 5rsn for ths, porpoe Action viii not b. skeh to rase
volun,s anlaE orilnsns ressrsd n an Sufficient
amount Il sobsersl TO the Counltec la prcesod NC
Ia this rsster. ....,
MATHEW T. BRENNAN. Comp.Eoio@
Cay Of Nsu.Yerk, D.pastre1i u FHAaoe .Sg.ronsr''
OGo~. Jane 10. leoA
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CFNoE " Ai.aI cLoIaNs 4sP EarlsAsR. !


PniLaBLLPliA, July 7, ~
SEALED PROPOSALS viii DO received Gt
> tis olise until - oclsss -. MONDAY tbs lsth
ilsu for Supplying the Sch9ysA Af'en win me tSaeT'
ing aEt,cas: -
WOOLFN GRAY BLANKETS, army s;srdarl. 20 weirs
five p.sni and measure feet b tvs feet six ncnc.
(vi,h The stsers g. a. bo iosr iaehas long IN TIE
tan. -.
WOODEN SrOCKiS0s .sa- WITH fashonc' toes vfb
out amy Standard wsis trse pSaass Il lSssn
Aunyandaa samples % VEGA a tue Eoors articles osa 20
81 bls o'oe 81 Wrs dciNe lee mllt fftfisy es~"
Bidders state IA Their pr1posi- e pre winch M
Do ,yss in wlrg vel - in n6ufesi Tie quantity and
haae Of sslss~t.
Esrh bio sSst gsalueod by two responsible Fsssors
wh0 Signatures be rppsntei 70 1Is susinnt-s, and
wku be bidder gusfantsr bet known x ths Su 70
be responsible men Ly - certified bo.hg sue by
s0ife I. .hc fu.lciioaAry u ~ United Bates.
BIDS sr Disabling soGtrsctort ef those A d. net J.lf
o fss cgssrsn.ss4s Of til ad.srslssnr 49, not 10
ogBsia>fec. .
Shank forms To- proposals. oas be hsd-rpsn erthcaio- at
this ocs izGsgsei vita tie name o. Tie
Grllslo bad Tor. ~
: q. r. CROsAAN A,sf O. " Gca. Y. s A.
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: &l&s Chesley, jr., q prominent and much
Esspce$ea farmer Of Nov.Durhsm. N. H., has been
slkeG b. fierce bull which atteoked him when he wss
tsung sele cattle In his barn
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suIPPINa INTRLLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YoRK.......J


Bhg-pepoEitum (Hoill Nsweu, Cork Punch aeinoke
Wedt.
schoo-ers-ssly Smith Ctsse Fan River America, Rey'
so,ds Providence L. Kenny; Planet BIZ W lou Lonoon'
berry N. s. II. j. C. a. DeWof; Fred SheeTer SAeeEer,
Boston, J. y. Bradshaw.
sioop-LeIingioa, HayuOr, New Haven
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11nrt- n)ar0ens' Notice.

STATE NBw-yoRx. }
PoRr-WARDBNs OFFICE, Nc. lOi WANr.
NTO1TCE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
section Of the passed ApIi L. lS', Snssli AN
Aet "a Rsorrenis the Wsisns Ofe Of the Pcr OF rev
York" 70 al persons interested in hsYhs ehHgo o. ne
subjso s,tor OF lch inquiry, examination 90 siTsi
hs following vessels uDdor ainston ~ We on
srdos and that The Sad surveys or ex9Sina'ioas VIZ ps
completed within tOa days usxt tgcoeedns sh' nous o.
board said vusss.si
Sffn ikis..sss... ..sssssssssss's's''i.
Ship tiyitA... al u'ic .'ta'
Brig Psioriina.. r% 20 ~
Brig baumistef......ss.s..s liar 10 i@,r
bchr. Susaiis. lYt 10. - 4 =
MIETHORNe IG&PhlltS, frssi4eni-
J. Arss HERMAN Secretary.
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GnilCi.

FnlENHs
JrrYN-g.s,nshIp,-Cit Of LiIne.io, Mexico.
steamsrs-G y Watson fetrel, Gen- M'iga
Ships-A,rr ganse:. AsnTs'w Iackssn
Herks--Rudniph, Kahltwba, Bernadots.
EIig.-Sstbds, Maria, Eils, Traokioss Tine isis.
sbbonefs-l,osway, Sardonx AeyiowsT, a. ". sHyTS v
A Nct,rson n r. Doughty, Rio Grande. Els CaIuas, ..
p Tayior Celhsrine White Cloud, Oliver Booth
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Passengers Arrived
IN bark Ess H. Fsh from Nerrfat-Jonas smith, Daniel
ShSDpsoA.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
dzn-Rsex <42 se........ 7;29 NoOn-Ses..... 2:Ol
HIGH WATER TgIs DAY.
Candy Heck. ABB Gov Island SIS Hell Gaie....... I;ls
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Gorporution Notmea.
PEDEMPTION OF
100000.
g RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS. =
THE COUNTY OF NEW.YORK,
PAYABLE AUGUST l. lec&

H.i,s 4, hsreby glvOs thss the "Rss Damages dssnay
Bond" II the County Of NswYOrt escornrg \. and pa5
be Angus, 1894 with the intess: thereon Sth be pa %
sas day % "a. presentations u said Bonds e. this onSe
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Ocean Cleaners.

At 8. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
~ sPASAhA.-R~usr sailing days. ID l9ts- asd 2dd
o1 q sagsp be- go cs .s a @ sSad' WIN
''' A'~ SoaFuurs Lpvr,
David WRsou. eosnnrier.
sATJRpAS. nLi =, :. = 0slcss. N. g..
NORTHERN LIGHT, sad sd AUGUSTA
''' freight or ''.''6s 'E:zsirn. No zs,ss s..,
M 0. E0BERTs'. LINE 70
VI. sAN PEAscIsco, VA PAEihA-
GOLDEN RULE,
,,.. ", w.psEspAr, Jaly "a ct F w..
w.fna. 70 ~ n n. cAIaiNoEoA
IGOR NEW-0RfEAES DIRECT.
Tie new 'ns as,t.,s' y, s h ts.n s4sssEssha
RV GAG.s, cexma.4ss
WI ioa-s Pier Ne Hmsh Riv.s, on SATURDAY, JsyYc
No Fvigi rsosyed Bs- Of L.Ds dsai o. DAY Of sal
Tag FSs Sr"s4s, or !, P css Z. ~, .E 70 w
ANAL STEAMERS 70 FRANCE DIRECT,
VA Tss GKcusRAL TRANSATLANTIC ooMPAEfS
s NY ~ s I'D iasyas ''s A"'A'N 'o
Tho hr.. spd vssso. n.sndse % ,, pa: spon tbs
fsyon;e r.ase eE TIA O-nrinsI5, srs ice foicwts
wAsHihsToS........,,sse. ,sn,' go sorss'poyes
tArAYkfrE.....-.-....a,1c+ ,nns goo sors-powes
1900 s. s. s:s: s.y:I
usB ms ssnssrssn OF sa,1 Lsi ue ssIvies vii be
rw4SaISir0N, A pr,hsze, LlFAYETrs, A 30
"A'N' " '' fSom KRw-YoRH 60 HAvnE.
wAsIiIsgTON.."...."'". w,ssss,dsy, Anss" y
EAshIy srga.. sa.s.day, oo.1o.r !.
kVA,YtTTT, ,s........... %.Astsy h.vsT "s
Yis., cssin tssirIns isbe ss .....slsS
ssoond Cara rus;aiins .sbs. stao, $50 sr $50
PnysAo In gsh - equisaeui "a Duited etssS currency
ABpicAL ArTsl-DAzcR FgEE ~ chA1Sz-
81" H''''' " ''' 1aoiKS3s MACKENZIE. Asea.
IA hsosiv1y Eev.io1k
re- Bylfss,yai g, co'ins' eil1'd H0a')' 4"
N0rUs-a s. L.a1is.> Pr9vse commando, % liver
pool vii Lave Pier a y. X SATURDAY the io'h MT
z L'. EsGaiy'a 4 s a sP, q "a sh2 'S %s
NATIONAL STEAM M, NAVIGATION CONS
rrMIfspy
SEwfoN 4o " a - LASD AF G1kkk Il
QUEEN Cbuid,na .--...ss ii..-............-. -
6 6SlH ern
LOUISIANA RISE
A,:;....'.'-.32?s1I-
Loayin, fier Ne. Il, Eorsh Raves. a. loivvs:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Joy
Observation-Disclosures. sss-reay, Aug u
AND EtEsy .NSFs ss.
fhs ssbn board thsss ssssssrs IN
81 gpas-d and thu los1 than ~ sny vsnsr hne.
SALOON PAssbgB 10 LlYERPOOL-fSs p 6cAd
THlRDIIASS PASSAGE 10 LlfERPOok-SS IN
eogTency. ..
lie Of thee vsss va not se Tor specie
valablos pnls.. bills Of sins sas sof vs.ss e'o-'sd
d erin o.. sisuod t.cgsios
Tor freight PasssEs spPy 10
WILLIAMS & GUION, No. q w.ns
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, souoa-
y ip4 at Quseus&owa Cork Hs-hsrj,-Ths wrsttsovH
,@ersf, ~ the Liverpool ErYork ssd PhsAdslpha sisn
ship Company Human Liza carrying the o. MaAst. are m
t-sdgd to eel 80 i0lasst . -.
G4I "
=.
.ee'otu-y ~ =.
EoT,h llsaL
PASAeE
Payable Ia gold. or its eari veleu. n currency;
FIRST CABlS..... go wi 1EBRACS ...,.,... ep v,
Firs Cabin Londo. 50 90 Seorag7 . osesn'.. y
First Caan 10 Par.. ~ ~ steersze ~ Pars..'- ~ ~
rst Csbn 70 Hamburg o. 0oi sseerse to hsmo'ss.
P,s-engsr also Arwsrisd 80 k4rss kTszoa a0sisssin
krRelp, &e., u equally low rat-s 5000, an. nsx !
Fsses tom LIVERPOOL VI Qsse,s,own, Vs. Cast - 80
fS. 1hose who wish % seod iai s-'ii
frieuJs can buy t,elsss hero " tssso ratss.
tox further nssroaf ef- apply at tho ConpSnrs efnffe
Holm a. DALE Arutk No 10 bBssdtsex- "a i.
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NBW-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
su.fMKR ARRANGEMENr.

1863 COMMENCING NAY q 1874 HD<
Passenger Stanoe In Nswrora zsts- and <<n&N
EstTsnce 27th St
TRAINS LEAVE NAW-fORhi
For New rsvsa g. lELL li@ IA nis tk<A ~
(bLl $50, $50 and lEA) o. n
For Bddseport, l. IE&l. ii'n 4 ri 1918 tEIh ~
GIL $3.50, s:@ and tkEl 2. " -.I
To4 a,lsrd .nd ar-is,ra ! % M s.os SOC p ~
For FAGaed. 3ovtaPor and Nssport T. n~s IN -
sop ,.,x r IA. o.
FOR isaisa ssd srosas eh l. asse II 30 nj $50 -
Fsr Gys~n~icl o. 90 Ii;se = $50 4:eo, SO sSA4
For EApfcrsI I. q CyIl s1s il'3e a. IN, uib ihoAS
Axl g:3o .st, 5s1, $50. On. p r.
sci Pot Cls.g Asd interBclsass sstiens y sisS hse
nj s:So, Ala s'sa 90 En-, ~, ANA
ros Boston VIA Springfield, a. M lsIli spsxh -
Fox Boston VIA shore Line, l2:l5 lEIl, m 80
For Hartford s1sd Springfield, lEL, La ~' 'es<e
FCr coanestisut River lrlEpsd, a. u HIl uea N. -
noatrsal, n IN. 10 Northampton
For Hsrtfdsi. Frev,dsaos And Fishku EAfroad 49,
TSr new HS.sa Now. Loedon and ssouins<oa RAarssae
10. 1878 J. 81. -,
Fsr Csssl n.Iro1d DIS p N. TO NsrthanPsoo
tor Fieasaiose Railroad, C. n } p "a
Mr. hs.sssaok hsikosd, 3 a. IN P n
Nor pan6ury ssd Horwak Railroad, s;~ m.s~fe
cor,...lio.s. sl<sfiss Gers attached to p IN TrsnA
lkMss NJ hOfT. supsrnseadluA
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mo VIE COAL FIELDs or PENNsYL-

mo TTrE COAL YIELDS OF PENNSYL~
WANNA,
p-i,, thrcush Victor Gap, Scranton, Wyoming Valley
iSs Harrl.bary Reading, Meuch Chunk, Beth
khern Erstou, &c.
tsts FOR these Excursions Tor sale ~ The ctce OF
the 0erlr Railroad Company Of Ns.-Jessey. 100. Of Court
iauit -. New.fogk
T"r Ion ii the rou'es AMI further information, apply
Al of =. foot of Courtlend H.. or 4 Il. =. BALDWIN,
General Ticko, Agent, No. 60 WalE.
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CGFETY, SPrnD, AND COMFORT.

PoR BOSTON,
wQRcRsTgn rAL an Bur- F yyGirn kdJs
ND lNTERg EDfArE POINTS.
The nsw sad sauneh steamers Of the Norwich Ina
CRY % BOSTON and CITY OF NEWfORA
leave New -York daily Sundays szosp,sdl at O'Clock -
tron Pier No - North RIVER foos Of Fsary IT,,
FOB NEWLONDON,
shcrs connecting WIKI te Steamboat Expss Train rom -
sbcyr points via Norwich and Worosser, Bostoa md we
oo oroeSter AID Nsahua and NswLondoa and Noshssa
RsiiroetnI II,
Frsi.h taken ai The lowest ra.sa For inoruasa lnqshs
z i. MARTIN, Agent on the PisI
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81 Observation-Disclosures New York, lassssv 81
tas Es, Rivcg Grssrpot Sag Earooy bssf<ot. kAJ
ags IA tos Grecrpost. atssaesd lspheus, AID l-a~e
and at Q T. IN. aad $50 p y. For isp. Bsoyos and FSs9
hgass y e. In and 5;ss ,sd s;3s ? M For syo~s9
Oyster Bay, I'D Hanssngss} boz hsnpsesd ysaara -
Winfield. = sod 1850 M and !; % ~ and ~ ~
SUNDAY EXCURsiOE TRAIN - Leaves Aih a., -
RivcT et $50 ~ er Rverhsrd ssoppns al Stations -
coS eppSteai a1d sJosse BKeaxsep TckG tss ths tS
"A redue,f rates A RhASDNKR supssEsodenL
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Cost an6 fouuo.

g. - REWARD.-Lost black OIL CLOTl
tDeJ BAG containing receipt books &c, OF no exec
10 the owner The above reward will be paid on returning
with Contents to RALP1l POMHROl Co., Ne. Il jays
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Relialous kolltfS.

4 New Episcopal Church.-D'vine FeTvio. WI b.
hsd by the Church q he Holy tIuty IN Ru.Fcn n1os
Z W. mo Kcy JOHN A. AsglGTAI4L MA psosch ~ We
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-27

INDUCED in, as we sometimes jocously
charged him, in order to conciliate his
Copperhead friends. But to be serious,
up to the commencement of hostilities,
we thought him quite too conservative for
a Republican. Since the existence of the
present war, the Captain has taken CON-
paratively little part in politicians Civ
en- the most of his attention to the prose
cution of that war in the interest of the
Union; almost offered up his life beneath
the folds of the old flag; having receiv'
ed wound from musket ball, which
passed through his lungs; well nigh tax
ing his life. He has not received the
above appointment, therefore, because OF
his sentiments on the Negro question, but
because of his devotion to the cause of
his country, which we hope he may long
live to serve-the best wishes of all loyal
men go with him.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-27
The W0r News.

Up to this time the news from our ar
mics is encouraging. Sherman has COM
pletely invested Atlanta-indeed, it is
generally believed he now occupies tat
any rate he will in few days at farthest.
The rebel raid has gone without either
taking Baltimore or Washington, or even
disturbing Grantat Petersburg, which was
doubtless its object. Upon the whole, the
military situation looks encouraging. All
that is wanted is patience.
Tuesday, July 26, 3-l5p. m, General
Garrard has destroyed the bridges at Cow
ington, 40 miles east of Atlanta, also the
public stores at Covington and Conyers,
capturing 200 prisoners Sherman still
maintains his position and is vigorously
advancing.
The 18th Army corps went into the
battle at Atlanta, with the cry, Remcm-
Der M'Pherson," and fought desperately
Our troops buried 1900 rebels, their loss
is said to be at least 5000 ; our loss is about
$500
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-27
The Tickets.

We have waited for some days, hoping
to have opportunities to send the tickets
by hand, to the various districts, but find
itimpossible it as there is so little travel
now-eyery body being busy harvesting.
We have therefore, sent the following out
by mail, as follows:
Mercer tp., to Hon. James Kerr, Har-
risyille; Marion, Joseph Cummins, Esq,
Muuinsyille; Venango, Franklin Jami-
son, Andersen's Mills Allegheny, Jos
Rosenberg, Maple Furnace; Worth ,Thos
MNees, .JacksviIle; =; SlipperyrOck, Thos
Stephenson, Slipperyrockj Cherry, II.
C. MCoy, Esq, Annandale; Washing
ton, R. A. Miffiin, North Hope; Parker,
John Kelly, Bruin; Brady, Zephaniah
Snyder, Bloomington Fairview, Maj
VIM C. Adams, Baldwin; Donegal, Eli
sha Wick, Barnharts Mills; Lancaster,
James Morrison, Middle Lancaster; Con
noquenessing, Jacob Crafty, Whitestown;
Jackson, Alfred Pearce, Harmony; Win
field VIM. Crookshanks, Leasursville /;
Cranberry, Elish iGarvin, Ogloj Adams,
Benz. D6uthett, Breakneck Clinton, Maj.
John Anderson, Saxonburg; Buffalo, Da-
vid Kelly, Esq, Sarversville; Franklin,
W, ". Dodds, Esq, Prospect; Muddy
creek, John Oliver, Portersyille; Clay,
Capt Allen Wilson, Coultersville; Clear
field, Peter Fennel, Coylsyillc; Centre,
VIM. d. NJ Candless, Holyoke. The rest
of the tickets will be got by calling at the
Citizen office. Concord has been taken
out by Charles Cochran. We thus pub
lish the names of the persons to whom
the tickets are sent, for the purpose OF
letting all know where to look for them
as also the Post Office to which sent, SO
that they can be sent after in time Should
any of these tickets fail to reach their
destination let the voters go to work and
write tickets in their stead-especially the
first on the list, as follows:
First Amendment,
For the Amendment"
This is the ballot that gives to the sold
ior the right to vote Don't let any dis.
appointment prevent you from putting in
this ticket
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-27

seemed to require better dressing than a
nurse could give it |, therefore, directed
the nurse to go out, and if possible, fetch
in Physician to dress it. Infifteen min
utes he returned, and to my agreeable sur
prise, was accompanied by our old friend
DR.. Fuller, who neatly washed the
wound, removed all the fetid matter,
stitched it up effectually, and bandaged
it carefully. From that moment forward
this patient improved, and when we left,
was able TO come down stairs and sit at
the door, feeling quite comfortable, and
still more grateful to his medical benc-
factor. Could that Irishman reach Penn
sylvania this fall, there is little doubt
about whom he would cast his Congress
sional vote.
We learned from the DIR. THAI he had
came down as volunteer, to assist in taxi
ing care Of Pennsylvania wounded, but
while there, was doing all he could for
all-may prosperity attend him.