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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

Mr. Sweat of Maine was the only
New England Representative who voted
against the constitutional amendment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
Movements Of Ocenn sIeamer!
Passengers Sailed.

In stesm'hp Pers for Liverpoo!,R and Garlic. He.
s1a sad :1sa @ s aa9s s s.pss.
T.; Mis-. IIarock Miss Evelyn HarocS MI and Mr.. Gran
drs two infants and two servants, Havana NJ Arc iaysns
H. T. del vao Havana; d. T. Williams, Mr. Conyers Rich.
mond; Y G. De,. Mobile R. TAYLOR n " Mrs ss. w N H.
l. Newbold Rev. Dr. Vaughn Rev. Dr. Raleigh, n 4. Vail
n X r. Psnss, A. Garcia Panama. Mis- Rice, n Y. Nj"
Mr. and Nr.. O. T. Bsner Buffalo; Mira J. Callaghsu, Phla
delpLa; Mrs. d. Wilson Wi gton; Miss Bradley and sis
e ne, Bps9d0 EImSo.s Ns' Hy ana % asDs'
Toronto j. s. Eaefsn r. sosper Clarke Louisville; =.
santos Cuba G. 4 Darsy and Sis phisSspliau D. ".
Watson. Burlington Mr.. and Mrs Darby and child, ~ W
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour, Louisville; Mr. and Mn
Sary Bo sH Mr. "na Mrs csree and servant HI.
vans A. ~ Nose. and lsdo B. T. Evans San Flanssco D.
nor and two children NewYork; V. Bsrhaon NewYOrfi
P. b. Appeuhern r. c. T. Buckley New,York; Duncan
chicago; Sir and Irs j. L. Danes, NewYork Mr. and Mira
+ ,s MeI .sa aS n: dc T. s Noe MS.
Wfl s.: and S. B. E.js 5r s%i \
Churrucs spain, Mr. Larringa Mr. aud Mrs Lsrrnsa Hs
v,na; . ;. Ea Ph.dtr9s; W IL NewbS,d P 6ss
Eew-York c. del Val Havana; Pedemonte l.. worthins
ton Ysus child ,ad ;ery.n' r. pnsSn H'y1nS; = Sep
New.York ]. NJ victers, NswYOrk A. Il. solomon, j. B.
Iesp;.sd' MSa5s Strong Ssw ,ns sgsss
and two daughters NJ II. GrOsgeab to children and ser
vent Mr. aud Mrs H. Evans r. ". JIG nson 7. q. BsTrers
j. s. Arquiden u B. Duncan !. Wright J. hishan Mr .nd
Mrs. Hughes. Mrs Wilson, J. H. Tui'ls and ehid n,.'
Anderson NJ. Rubey Geo A. Willie }. Ludwig j. D. Mad
dDn j. L. Wilde Nh aud Mrs Williams and three children
u T. S,esrns j. ID. Boyce. Specie, &s1 5oO.
Rds i eso M Aas Mr. %ksy Geo
Roberts H. krusc ard family, Miss Mary A. Thomas MIs
fsmiIy Geo spor ,nd family, B. j. Davis 3. PHkersOn Nj.
Berhsri Richard Walton aud lady, Mrs Harris Mrs. Der
hard aud family, Maria Davis, j. colna Dandney Phir
Caroline Blythe f. Pearson j. Spruce NJ MARKS b. Jacobs.
IT. Holway Rachael McCiresor J. Flynn. Z b. Smith VIM
Williamson, j. srafiond II. Rowed w T.. Lincoln Mr.. Il.
NJ Lincoln c. II. Jordan. Mrs Wskins and family Albert
Adv J. j. Morehesd. J. Tinnsl, NJ Lacy, H. W, Ring j..
Hafrey ST. Dooly Ellen SULLIVAN, WIN. Brder, y. bhser.
| and othsrs In the steerage.
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To Albany; landing .. .s;.eip., place. on the Vsd
syas T1.%
ns:days and Fridays, rom foot Of Desbrossssst
To Baltimore, by Il. New jersey r. r. foo; Of
UG ;a,.S, 2 and III m. p. m, and u
To Boston BY steamer: City Of Bath ever; s.o; '0
day Gay, srd Jersey Blue every "Wednesday, from
To Boston. BY N.wIcndcn line, Pier s. r.
and Neptune Line Pkr q N R., daily tsa'day
TO ;ston By NswH.v.n r. r., Vi: Springfield
70 boston IN br New Haven Il ma .ns
av, via Shore Line l2l and D. NJ sanday..... 8 m
For Cst'kil, by steamer Thoma, Powell from foot
Of Frnklnst.. N. r., every Tuesday aud Thurs
day, at p No. and every Saturday ai.......... D. m
To csnandsgus Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca aud
West by Erie Railroad. foot Of Chamberss..7
10 Greenpoii, by Long Island T. r., foo, ofjsme: H.
yor p Hudson h c.;i Bristol md W... C.m a"a o."
steamer, leave foot Of Harrsonst, North River p IN.
To Newburs, Poushkeep,is, Roundout and King.
ton, lending at Cozzens Dock, West Point and
Milton, the steamer Mary Powell, dAily from foot
TO co. with r. R. for i:;cid
and Sprng6eld-stesmers leave Peck Slip at 81
TO New BY ii: N.wi:1.n RR ai..
10 Norwalk landing At Whiie.tone, City Island
and a Gr seav BY steamer John Romer pier"
TO The West, By S.n Sa} Railroad Of Nc~j;nsy ~
via Allentown, from foot Of Libertys'., N. r., Q
m, IL m and 300 p IN. Sunday train........ p m
To Philadelphia, by Newyersey hairoad, foot OF
1s .nd Is %dnsS h 'ns @ anaon
To Staten Island, By steamer. from Pier No. isN
r.. near Dey-st, at 7. 8, 1880 g. n., 1890, 2,45,
Up. m. On Sundays, 9, 1880, I'm, 1880, 3, 4:0,
To PFs, i By Ssptan. Siss.n:iio co.; Linz.
TO White Mount aims and Lake Memphremssos-
Direct roue via New Haven steamboat or rail-
road. Springfield and the Connecticut River VAL
ley. Tsse steamers from Pecksp at 3i3 p. IN,
or car, from 21th St station a. u Is orn..:..; p NJ
Coutandt-st. and liz M, p H., and IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
NEW-YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865
COMMENCING MAY 49, 1865.
Ps,ssnser Station In EewYort Twenty Seventh Of.
and Fourth ave. Entrance on Twenty Seventhst.


and Iourlhavs Entrance on Twen,y'Sevenih'''.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven 100. 800 EI) ll.JO ~ L. d. tEx1
q co. (HI.,) a45, 40 and 800 (Ex.,) pm. ,
For Bridgeport. 100, 500 (Ex.,) ll.W m Hl' ttAt
AGO. (EI, a&5, 40 aud 500 (EX.,) p. III.
For Fsrhsd Southport and wespor 100. li9os H. ia"
%30p. m. . ,,, oo - ma. ts,, frr
al5, 40 $50, 400 lEA,) IN. .o,,c
For Dshen, 100, $50 ll3oa m 80 80 az Eaonu
For Greenwich, 100 go H. % M u ~ 49, ~ ss
For Stamford, 100, 500 (EI $50 LID H. Fi'' 'IA'
800, (EI } g. 40 $50, $50 $50 Ea ap |, 20
For Port Chester and intermediate stations ~" Wv '
T. m, AS 40, $50 $50. LW p m m. ,yo
~'' N'' CONNECTING TRAINS. -
For Boston, via Springfield. 500 q H. lti') o." tEh,''"
20, Bo.,on. via Shore Line, 12ls, EI..) aoop. m:
for Hartford and Springfield. $40 lEx.) . IN. (E1)aN
H.! cano.ceut River Railroad sOos (Ex) i9l5p m
10 MontresL 800 p. III. to Northampton . - .
Tor Hartford Providsucs and Fisht Railroad AGO. tEI)
w., Nav Haven. New London and Stoningtoa Railroads.
eco a. m. IL 49, 800, 800 ?. m.
FOR Canal Railroad l2ls O. M to Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad, .. m and y. M.
10, Nsuraiuck Railroad, 400 O. m, 30" p.
For Dsnbmy and Norwak Railrosd, 100. $50 u, -
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached 70 SEQ p m train.
JAMES ii. HOYr Supt.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains viii

4 leave Jane. clip, New.Y York rs follows:
500 0reenpot Mail and Passenger Train topping
all Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head hosyh anu
Heinpsesd Trains r,,,o .,,
1890 syo.sst Train, stopping at all Way stscn,
$50 o. H. Greenport Express, connecting with hosyh
Glen Resdand and stopping at all stations sss, Of
Hicksvle, eIeep, on Saturday. on which days an EaIa
and which days the Express will not stop between
m syo..et Passenger Train aud all Way Stations or
ceptins Glen Head and Roslyn - NJ H., ~
8Dp. IN. For North lslip, Hampstead. Glen Head ana
Roslyn. ,.,, p,,, =, q. A.
~ " o. CHARLlCk, President.
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1vr,pD nv THE EXPLOSION OF CARTRIDGE.

INJURED BY THE EXPLOSION OF A CAk n1s.I /:
On Tuesdav whilo some girls were e1gsg :cS =, =
charging some cartridges the factory o. RIVER
Van Vschten at the foot Of FI IT, tSs psslss
ons 81 sns severely Annie Smith Joanna
burke and ANY eyaO!ls Mas sraiS We ,.SpSsaIs
81. Likes Hospital and the Others " '1s1 '"S":'N
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lectures an0 Hleetings

TRAVELLERS CLUB, No. West Four
tenth st. corner Firth ave.-1he member. are hereby
notified that on FRIDAY 18Th Of July, at o'clock m,
Capt, PARKER SNOW will address them on tho subject o.
hs "Remniscences Of Personal Adventure In Arctic and
Antarctic America Persons friendly TO the objects OF the
Club can receive tickets applying TO the secrs,ay
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gTrnvelers' Guide.
a. N n-x.s anf

To Albany, By Hudson II. r., Dep, soth. a. ana
ioth.ave. and by Harlem r. H., Depot 2eth,::'
end t,lrsv via H ';.1sm r ii n. I'D % p H.
sna.is, = TN. " Ilu1.,n E.ssI, q y. iA CO
s.1. ~. netv.s, fhambss and So,hsts stations
M on VaV ~ 1ihib AAiiRh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
60 TURNER'S ano Others.

n var. saver pipes Flooring. Oven and Green House
Tie, Firs Bricks Chimney Tops Vases kc, 10 Depot Of
Long Issnd Pottery, No 2;8 Pearlst n T. Edw H. Quinn
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and NE HAVEN RAILROAD
IN -NEW.YORk TO NEWPORT.

On and sner SATURDAY. Jsly J. 1885. two daily trains
will leave New York from OF fourhAve. and Twenty
s,venths at n and l2l5 P. passing through New
Haven New London and stoninston to East Greenwich H.
starr Immediately the arrival Of the trains for Newport
aaodins splendid ss Of IL mes down the Nar.ssnset Bay
arriving Il and Tchss sold snd Baggage CHECKED
hIassk AxE2 y XQYN eaalaaiap1fsA
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OSNCB o. TEE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAuAoAp>Co.l
NRwYoRK. July II, 1858. !
A T A MEETING of the BOARD Of DIREC.

Rss0!red, That q Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT In
August next to the holders Of the full paid shares registered
on the 18th day Of July and the books be closed
August.
Rt'oItsd That pursuance Of the recommended
ey the Shareholders Meeting held May J 1865 and in
order that the lands sold may be represented by
ing issue of Capital Stock in accordance with the policy here
toore pursued by the Company. In the issue OF Cancelled
creased by the issue Of share for ten out
standing and the be distributed to the holders OF shares
registered the Companys books the FIRST day Of August
next in the proportion Of share for every ten held BY
them.
stakeholder would be entitled TO fraction Of share the
Company viii retain the right such fractional part at par
THOMAS r.. WALKER, Treasurer
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
WI PANY-foot Of Barclay st.-On and alter June ~
Mo,nip, mail trains for and intermediate sta
tons viii esve at 80 M. Mail Express for all statous
west of Miburn at t:lo p. Moui.town EIPre" p IN
g. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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AMuaerafnI4.

WALLACK".
YOUN8NRTsH COMEDIAN
'1f AND
Houses crowded sEHGfT HSD r1 FASHION
"a aisSS or APPRECIATION
70 'n' young SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE
:" VIC ''''''f IRISH LIFE AND CHARACTER.
His wonderfully great both sides Of tie Atlantic
justly entities hi" !: TIiRR liFsss 6 q RANK
SIDE By SIDE
WIN '"I GREATEST COMEDIANS OF TIE ACE.
h' VIII appear e; TIE si IRISH EMiGRANT
HANDY ANDY,
in Mr. W. Foyds successful adaptation Of flowers popular
The beautiful Irish Drama, entitled the
COLLEEN BAWN,
Is in rehearsal and will speedily be produced in compsnce
with numerous requests sSs sGa om's win great
Mr. DAN BRYANT m..................." :MYLEs
MI W. II. Floyd as...........,...... '..phNNi MANN
this fret appearance this Summer) ,n,c.>,
Mr. JOHN NUNAN as. ........."........Mr CORREGAN
Mr.. FARREN I'm. DIS. appearance CoRREGAN
o.. lhs, aI;! sIRPerI11es =. ,hi. TheaieIl .cv
NIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at o'clock.
fnE &c cooGEsT in TE ciFY
ARRAH-NA-POGUE
ENDORSED BY THE PUBLIC AND THE PRESS THE
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
'''''' OBTAIN Admission.
THURSDAY EVENING. July 81, ard
EVERY EVENING,
'' the f%E ii AREc for
grand spectacular drama in three acts BY Mr. Dion Bouc
csult and f. II. House esq, entitled
ARRAH. NAP o @ UE;
Or. THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
the sole right for the OF which has been purchased
for Nsw-YoIk by VIM. Whesey, .-...
Mt %hF EAST sf ksSET s.S SEI he P6sr
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION as ARRAH MEELlsB
The Shsf shssc;I .sast By N g. suB
Holmes Charles Peters W. Scalan, w. Jameson, Charles T.
psr,Ios j. w. H. DanyeFs, Misses Maria M,eder Mary
" '''' THE GRAND scENTcAL EFFECTS.
by II. HilIiard, j. Thome, Whitman, Hiard, j., and W.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES.
epos sy Men, PhilPP' and pp s,,sRsii
MECHANICAL CONTRIvANCES,
by j. Johnson snd sssistan's
by W. Levy author of Punchinelo, &C., under tho baton
u '"''' !" ''' All ENTIRELY NEW.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
RARNUM's MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR
- DEN.
Mir STUART having Kindly coded the theater to Mr. BAR
''" EVERY " AFTERNOON at .; EVENING att,
The Grand Spectacular Psnto lime;
THE GREEN MONSTER;
THE WHITE KNIGHT IND GIANT WARRIOR.
SPLENDID SCENES, COSTUMES, etc.
MAGNIFICENT DENOUEMENI.
Previous TO Psntomime,
W. Is. HARRISON, Comic and Extemporaneous Singer.
In HITS at the TINES and PEOPLE.
THE NICOLO BROTHERS
together with
YOUNG NICOLO. THE CHILD WONDER
In sstonishing PERILEUSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
THE GREAT LIVING CCRiOSlTlES.
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. weighing $50 pounds,
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL, over feet high.
THE CTRCASSIAN FAMILY.
zEEIERY HASSUM P p ar T or TIE SEA
ORZETA PACHA 1.-THE ROYAL GEN"
DOORS OPEN AT 2 O'Clock.
Admission 20 cents, Children under ten, 10 cents.
Parquette and Balcony o. cents.
Donations OF CUROSlTIES to the New Museum received
at CHINESE BUILDING. Nos $50 and 34l Broadway
broadway THEATER.
ID THURSDAY and FRIDAY, July u snd2
BY special request,
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Professional Notifies.

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
lessor OF Special Anatomy and Surgery In the Syracuse
Medical College ~ Y Ofce 81 East 2lh.st Conulision.
from to TO- to- and to9 SPEClALTlEf Diseases Of
the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary, aud Cutaneons Sysems
N B-Stcture. which have been treated oy Csuerxing
Cutting or Rapidly Diatins Operations, not undertaken.
nR. r. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATH aud
~ HYDROPATH, just arrived from Europe. No 80
Amyst. Office Hours, ffom 10 to u a. ~ So p m and
evening
nR. ID. AMAND, No. 7l3 BROADWAY,
special for Rheumatic Affection and Lung Discss~
Office hours from 10 to IL NJ and IL IN Al'o sends
by mail Amand's Rheumatic Bssam and Bleeding Pulls
Price 81.
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Neamboais ano RAILROADS..

EOR CATSKILL and CATSK1LL NOUN.
l. TAIN HOUsE.-Steamsr THOMAS powell leave:
NexYorl foI cs.hqm foot Of Frankn TTEspAf -
esna with fcn c,,'. Mountain House pssi
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS nepm
EOR NORWALK, landing at WHITE.
L STONE and oREENwlCH.-T6e steamboat JOHN
ROMER win leave Pier No rs East River lPecksp) daily
tsundays excepted ats. o'clock p M
DIRECTROUTE TO WHITE MOUNTAINS
IL AND LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG
so NILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Leave New.York, via New York and New Haven Railroad
aS on i .OSfs s . ~ w lH|
Well River) and Newport Lake Memphremagog,) at p. M,
and Montrea-thIough without 'top-si s:0 a IN, H.
fsturdays this train through without stop, arrv'
log at Newport Gak. Mrmphrrmssoc) at Ca m Sunday.
LEI by New Haven steamer from Pier rs East River at
s. m, and lodge a, sPTngheld Leave sPrnsneia, at
ton, Newport. lake Memphremssos and Mountains same
evening For map and particulars AppsOns Guide Book
EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, BRISTOL and
Il WEST CAMP-Steaners leave foot Of Harrison-st.
daily, tsunday. e1certed) at o'clock p m
EOR WEST POINT, POUCH
kEERsE RoNPoU U s %,o KING s. dns
POWELL will leave Desbro"es' st, every afternoon at q
DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSKILL
Il MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARA
TOGA, LAKE GEORGE ard ClIAMPLAlN, MONTREAL
QUEBEC, and all other points North aud West. via HuD
SON RIVER.
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, landing at Yonkers Coz,en.s
Hotel Dock, Wet Point Newburgh Pougbkeepse, Rhine
beck Cstskill and Hudson. ..
Steamboat G. VIBBARD, Capt D. H. Hitchcock, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, aud the DANIEL
DREW the alternate morning ION aud after May 2ld et 143
m from Pier foot Of Desbro touching at lhftiethst
Pier 10 receive passengers ats .
Tickets sold board and baggage checked the West aud
North making close aud connection with the NEW
YORK CEN and NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Baggage transfer I'd withou, charge.
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broadway THEATER.
ID THURSDAY and FRIDAY, J.ly u and 20.
By special request
MISS KATE RElGNOLDS.
Supported by the Eminent Artist
Mr. w. n SEDLEY SMITH. ~
will repeat her successful impersonation OK DONNA
lVIOLASTE," In the comedy of the
WONDER.
Also q, CLEOPATRA" with her Medley OF Popular
Air," In ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2 ocloes;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......ANGEL OF MlDNIthi'
Box Office open throughout the day.
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HUGH RIDDLE, Ueh ShPf NtW'I VI
VIZ r. Barr, Gen'l Pass. Ageg!, Sew'fors:

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
i ROADS-On and amer MONDAY, June 1902 trains
Tor Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western
trsin, win l~aye New York a. follows: $4,000,
7,oa m.-va Hudson River Railroad Thirteth 81, ana
Tenth ave connecting with sins for Saratoga and Sharon
III m-via Harlem Railroad Twenty srth'. and Fourth
ave- with trains for sNstoga Sharon Spfhs'Aep
and Il Chatham with trains for points East
an MIA Hud.on River Railroad, connecting with 'riins
for Saratoga ,, =, r
a. m-yia Hudson River Railroad, connecting Of Troy
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Car attached 80 ,
XXOp m-yia Harlem Railroad, connecting Of Chatham
with Lebanon sprnEs Sleeping Gar attached o.
Albany O., - ~,
6pm -Nia Hudson River Railroad. Sleeping Cars nom
York TO Buffalo and Suspension Brds. without change
This train Sundays. . -, OIL
Car, connecting at Albany AID Troy with morning
"~ W. vice-Prcsdent.
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TOR NORWALK, landing at WHITE,
| I STONE and OREENWlCH.-T6e steamboat JOHN
ROMER will leave Pier No rs East River Peckspl daily
| tSundays excepted at % O'Clock p. M
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k'OR kEW-HAVEN, HARIfORD anu
Il WHITE MOUNTAINS Steamers leave Pecs-snp for
New Haven at a;l' and II m connecting with Railroad
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
ron BOSTON
LOWELL, toscoRb. THE T WHITE MoUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and ,iaunch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEW YORK,
leave Newfork daily tsundsys eIceped AS oclocko No.
H'" Pier Ne fo 8 s SfM hiy5! sS Of V'''y
there connecting with the st.%SS h,pr' Train No G% w N:
s...er Worcester ard Nashua and New London and northern
Trssk, taken s,hs lowest rates For information inqur.
Of h 5. MARTIN, Agent, OIL tns PisE
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ P.song.r Depot in new York foo, Of LibeItys, and
Freight Depot in NewYors. Pier No; g. North River
and Wss,srn Railroad Ea,on with Lehigh Valley Rail
road and ito connections forming direct ne to Pittsburgh
anu VI. GREAT Middle ROUTE q TO THE WEST
Two Ipre.s Train. daily from the West except Sundays
sI,y Nile. aud Two Hour, BY Chicago.
Cincinnati ST. LGg ef rh eSs Gns sssTFs OF cara
Commencing July !, 1895. leave Ssw York flows;
A,s:eO M FOR Ess,on,, M.ach Chunk w'Ilam'p0r'
"a m.-For Bergen Point.
MAIL TRAIS-AteoOa IN. for Wilmington, Eason Water
Dap Scranton Wke.bae. Great Bend fit,son, Bingham
500 !. M Western Espres. for Ession. Scranton Gres.
Bend Allentown. Read ng harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the
West With but one change cars to Cincinnati or Chcaso
and but two changes to II. LOUIS
U:0 M. a. $50. 5:3i. 1:2O aud II for Elizabeth.
u ~ M. TRAIs-for Ea'ton, Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wih.sbArre. Reading. Petsvile. tarnsburG 1c =,
m-tor aston. Scranton, Great Bend Bethlehem, Al
len,own. MAucn Chuns and Wilismsport.
o. m.-for Somcrvie and Flemin;t
tlO D. m-Fof Somervie. . An.
so o. m Wrsrxss ExpREss TRAIS-for Esston. Allen
town R.sdns Harrisburg Pittsburgh anu the Mss
ns ear, hroush jersey City Pittsburgh every evening"
ELIIABHrHPosr AND NxvioKx FEH LELes.s S s,'o
Yora from Pier No N. H. at $50 m, l;lo, ~ ana o'W
n m Bo.,s atop At Der gen Pom. and Mariners faroor
Tickets or The West be obtained at the once OF ,ns
C,n.I Railroad Company, foo, OF Liberty st., ~ H. NO.
A,,o Ion.e a, MOI, al $40 Broadway and At the Pn
.ipsI botels JOSIAH q. STEAUSs. Superintendent
E,RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
u Of Chamberst, via Psvouis Ferry:
a m D.y EIpre.s for Csnsndsgus Rochester Buffalo,
e.sn.nea AID West, Connects Buffalo with Lake shsrs
and Grand tt unh Railways aud at Salamanca with AtAn,i;
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tpsooins CARDS. &r.

ALVIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tenst-WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATiONERf
(Essbished 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

LNRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot 1901
Ia Of Chambeust., via Pavonis Ferry; . NJ,
m Day EIpTess for Csnsndsgns hocnes'sf bunAao,
Salamanca and West Connects at Buffalo win LAKE sn.s
sud Or, al Westsfn Railway. o., M
$50 IN. Mill and Way Train; daily, to onsvie. -,
10 M Espre" Mail Tor Buffalo connecting win Lake
Shore Railway. -.
40 n Way Train for Port Jervs aud Sewbursh. -
So m Nisft Express for Csnandagua Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca ard West. go ,,, Oh.
ter Eud.o Salamanca Dunkuk. and West Connect
Buaa,o with Lshe Shore and Grand Irnnk Halfway andh
s.snauea with Atlantic and Great Wesern Hallway ~,
o. m Emigrant Train. daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
hiIk and West ,, r,n,,, c,c. r.vyo,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

OppIcx OF The MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RR Co.,
CHILLIcoTHg, Ohio, July 20, 1865.
INTEREST COUPONS.-The Coupons of the
Il MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD COM.
PANY, on the First and only Mortgage due the lt Of
August 1868, will be paid and after tina. date at the
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK No. 30 broadway. New
York. WIN. r.. WATSON, Auditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
financial.


nFFICE OF 1hE MlNESOlA mlNlNd
1OOMPANY-By order Of the Directors, authorized BY
.S lIth section Of the General Mining Laws Of the State Of
Tbissn the following described SHARES of the Capital
Sci Of this company forfeited FOR nonpsyment Of access
spt doe thereon Oct TO- 1884, viii be sold Public AUG
m TUESDAY the 18th day Of August 1865 IL O'Clock
Nv d. NJ SEAMAN, Auctioneer viz:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-07
The National Debt,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2
The monthly statement of the public debt
will be officially published in a day or two,
The following is a reorganization of the state
ment as appears from the books of the
Treasury Department on the 31st of August
1860: Debt bearing interest, in coin, amount
outstanding, $1,108, 80, 191. 81; interest
/ S54 590 500'50; debt bearing interest in law
ful money. $1,274, 781, 03O; interest S73.
530, 1874, debt on when interest has ceased
81, 5O3, O20.09 Debt bearing no interest
1918, 1913, 256, 50. Total amount outstand-
ing $2,757, $50, 81. AZ. Total interest
Sl38, OBJ, 62S.24. Legal tender notes in
circulation, one and two years five per cent
notes, $33, 339, 230; U. S. notes old issue
s4-02, 96o; I. ). notes, new issue, $40, 252.
COL; compound interest notes, act of March
I'd, 1858, $4,000; compound interest act
Of June 3Oth, 1864, $202,O241 GO. Total
1854, 136, 959. On the 31st OF july. tbe
debt stood 81, 752, 753, 27j.66, which com
pared with the above statement, shows an
increase during tie month of August If
onlyS436, 295.57. During the same period
The interest fthe public debt was reduced
5Ll50, 600, by the redemption Of outstapd-
ing certificates CT Indebtedness the amount
OF suspended acquisitions now being only
81, 500. The specie In the Treasure
vaults on the 2lst was$45, 432, 771.I4 show
ing au increase over last month of overs To-
OUo,000. The amount of currency on hand
however, has decreased fromS8 al, 774 S.
IN July, toS4, 276, 283.99 Tie circulation
40.
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