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Ready this morning, contains: I i f.
m Warrington. Virsia The southern Atisntic states Ken
tcky and TENNESSEE New York. New England the Western
States; the Pacific Slope; Poca Domestic Miscellany and
The TSIaL 0, wmi-Tntersstins Particulars Of the Evi
our EUROPEAN ConsrsroSprscx- London and Psh,
EoYfr~Ths sueu Canal; Letter from Our Special Cor
An EnBAssY YRox Tuxs-Arrival OF Distinguished For
esnsrs BY the Perssi Dispatches for the PRESIDENT Import
ant and Interesting Statements. -
THE FEAST or THE TABERSAcLEs-lts Significance W.
iervsnce and Customs. fAlff p -lI l4 ~ 80
e. sgs x. rs.
Outwitted Cape Horn Horse Tail Castle Rock Lower
shs Rs rsa o:
the Seat Of Government; Strange village Indians; Public
Meeting Intense Loyalty sfshs People o,,,r., s,orv
written for the Columns Of The Tribune; Chapter Ill
MICHIGAN STATE FAIs-A Sketch Of the City of Adrian
Great Swindes The Grounds. Vast Crowds Standing Room
Scarce View of Things Exhibited New lnyen0n'i Fine
Fair. d TE CaH.. .. tiIi 1850 .'.-.hlt
EDITORIALS. 4.fr joan
LITERARY ITEMS. ..I Do. .f...r .HT -r. .' .
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NEW YORK WHoLgsALE PRICES OF CouSTHr PRODUCE
y Latest DoxEsrIc AND FoREroS MARKETS
COMMERCIAL MArTERsThe Latest stock and Gold luota
MIRrrAaRs AND DEATHS. , ....If rr... at
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THg OPgRA.-This friday evening will be
given for the fin, dine this SESSION I'm Balo IN Mas
chers' with Zucchi. Bosiso. Nazolini and BslIu In
the principal parts. Such a masca galaxy Will insure
o crowded house.
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3. !ro G. BAxooR, Me, Thursday. Oct. 5, 1865.
At the Horse Fair to-day, trotting match
took took place between the Bag geidins Panic, formerly
and the bay stallion Mcclellan entered by o. NJ Shaw
Of Bangor Panic won In three straight heats; time
2;Si, e:3lt. McClellans time was 1888. 2.30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

CONNECTICUT Town ELECTIONS. I'VE find In
TIE Hartford Tir,' statement Of tho result Of the
town meetings held In Connecticut Last Monday
sunlrnarx Of which b, c0uniies we append:
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cm si91is nj yillos i9aao 9gi on 191ru B J.
l1 A CONSTITUTIONAL AxExDMBNT.- Disease
has sspped the foundations Of your s and gradually bu.
sureiy carrying you to the grave II Is important ths. you
should at once proceed build up and amend your cona
:. AM Hu 80 boo LIl"s M tl'A-'fa Is
tion. ga o,,fi B..
are eudsd with the greatest confidence for this pur
pose.o ~
They quickly sad pleasantly relieve tho Dy'peptc sufferer
cure Lauruor Hssdachs Distress after Estins Pains IN thu
Side Back and Stomach and all other ailments arising IRON
Stomach out OF order and ar,"t the pr0gre" CA'o"'
Disease. fn.nr 90 r,r.r,.s ,
They are the most delicious and agreeable tonic ever
to the people. ,4, t....+f.b vrs1f lI8I "
Their use requires no change Of diet "Eat what set De
fore you asking no questions for your stomachs SAKE
Their good effect viii be felt from The very first trial
Particularly recommended to weak and delicate females
clergymen, NC. To be found everywhere. i' A 3D.
.y.a.l.4 81 TRr. AND BE CoNvIscKD.
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Fall.
-.. a. GENTLEMEN'S AND CHiLDRENS ~
FALL AND WINTER . 90
CLOTHING llr
in every variety. FINEST GOODS, BEST STYLES. lower
+. b. BALDWIN, I'.
Nos 20 and ~ Bowery.
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The FINEST OyERCoATs EVER SEEN IN TIL.
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
... tf l. V. BKokAw No. &c Lafaye.te.p place.
No. "a Fourth.ave.. opposite Cooper Union.
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Gperial Notices.

Boiler Explosions.-rhe Csuse and Remedy fos Ste:m
Boiler Exosons will be discussed ~ free meeting o. ne
Room. Of e Seirnos and Ar As.osi:on Cooper s'itss>
sccond.aoot. THIS friday EvENIN6, at O'clock:
r.. hNu.i .t-it....R. .Du.-.-.. USE =.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS q
sEcVh ~ 6 1S TIE s5r HNH4 ~ RACE
ei READY RELIEF. 9gc5
h aaH,iTt, CHOLERA, & =, s6Gf
pt-.-.yt ..llq 10 CHOLERA MORBUs. =.
/ 1...- lCt Ut -I YELLOW FEVER,
a.....f a.'ss FEVER and AGUR.
RHEUmArsiyyMh AowAf's READY RELIEF
.-.- % NEURALGIA, sg., "a
-. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREa tiis
.---- Ni relieved ina few minutes ti- ~
-..t BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Pain instantly removed; all acute iuammatory pasous
feeble and nervous restored 70 STRENGTH vgor snd sound
health by the use Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Ono
stomach more clear healthy ted dosfs spens for al
other medicines or bitters In use. W .5t 't'lt
Que application externally few drops taken Internally
win instantly free the sueser from the most Violent and
i''lne 70 ''f'"s'' BOWEL BOWEL COMPLAINTS 0s
ooenes diarrhea, choleranorbus OF painfal sehagss
taxing railways Ready Relief No congestion or insan@:
on no weakness assude viii follow the use Of the II. 4
Relief r,'-'
For headache whether sick OF nervous mammalian lun
bsqo pans and weakness the back spine Or kidneys pains
around the liver peursy swsugs Of the joints pains In s
bowels heartburn and pains Of ell kinds hadways Ready
Relief viii afford immediate ease and its continued use for
Sold by Druggists, and at No. 81 Msiden.lane. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

The UNIVERSAL WRIyGER. with cog
wheels. Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wanted
every where. H. c. BROWNING. Gun Agt. 3i7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
The Democrats have adopted tbe Hon Jossnb

Mgllin Union Candidate for the Supreme Bench in the
MN Judicial District 80 that there will be no op.
. position 10 tle canvass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

Gen. neward,s Circular TO Assisiant-Cs ON.
u neutrality-suspicious. Minors Of Freed
men-Each Parish to Care fer Hts Own
Psupers-vagrant Laws 10 BE Extend
ed TO Negroes- Instructions 60 BE
Drawn Up-Repairing the Mississippi
Dykes-seheols in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed Lands-Freedman in 1Arisansas-
'as Brutalities of Former Owners-A Ne.
gro Murdered by His Wife's Master-
r.lo n.~-r. m~--:An- M..-
~ der of n sergeanf-HOrse Thieves-Ths
o. Crops-Bus Little Lsrnlty in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Of the latest styles, consisting OF
PARLOR, DINING-RO0M aud CHAMBER SUITES,
in Rosewood Walnut and Maple retailing at masufacturer
prices, at \. KRUTINAS ...-..- u
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
..--t-- Nos. 90 and SO East Houst2 49,
Between B0wery and secsns W.T.
All goods warranted 'F"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE in
New. York has REMOVED No. 329 Canals,. L. BAsIEI
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The Burglar Alarm Telegraph protects invisibly
each window and door. H. HOLMES. No. l9o Broadway.
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SD. Schuyler, No. 3Sl Broadway,
CL0AkS, af
I'D '>,-''' TRIMMINGS,
NEW STYLES AND NOVELTIES Ia -CLOAKs,
CLOAKISGs, and TRIMMINGS now ready.
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THE IMPROVED "SLoAT" ELLIPTIC SEWING
MAGHIsxs, No. ST. Broadway, Agents wanted:
A. II. SUPLng.
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BAILEY WASHING AND WRISGNG MACHINE
Co.'S Coo wmErL MAcmrYE No. ls6i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

SECONDHAND SAFES in large numbers, of our
og and others make taken In exchange for paten.
ALrx aud DIR PLASTER sAVEs For sale low.
MARVIN CO., No. 26J Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

Thousands daily visit the Fair to see the grea
STAN BRICK MACHINE make EIGHTr BRICK MINUTE
For Circular, Rights and Machine. apply 10 ABRA,
REQUA, No. p Co1rtiandt- ST., up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

TRussEs, &C." WIRES PATENT LEVER
Tnuss Is the only TRu fl 20 wear No TREASURE on the
BACK II will positively the most obstinate Of
RUPTURE GREGORY Co. No 600 Broadway. n
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Danes Pulmo. Bronchial TROCHRs-The best
remedy for Coughs Cods Caarrh Bronchitis. Asthma Ioar,e
ness Whoopng Cough lncpient Consumption, and all Throm
aud Lung Diseases Sold all Druggists Depot 81 Barclay
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.swsTTGn xRIcG3MMOD r
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City Ladies', and Ladies visiting the City,
wishing their supply of Doors and SHoks for the coming
sesson, good article. o, moderate prices. patronize
.. ~. 'II IfIs MILLER Co, No. ISL Capa.str
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

$4,000 453,4i0
4. Amount Of Stocks, Bonds and all other s@cu.
rites Except Mortsagesl held By the coni-
pany as security for cash, actually loaned by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
SPANISH poLrcY IN AnERrcA.-Spain

SPANISH PoLrcY IN AAERTCA.--Spain
seems to be as averse to prosecuting hos.
tilities in Peru as she has shown herself
DESTROYS of getting rid of tho San Domir.
90 trouble. Negotiations have been open
cd with the Peruvian government for an
adjustment Of difficulties connected with
the seizure of the islands. 1t is expected
that an amicable settlement will be made
of this subject. San Domingo has held
cut SO brsvely and cost the Spanish gov
eminent so much, money in trying to con-
quer the people. without any prospect of
doing so, that military commission has
been appointed to decide whether it is
worth while to continue the hoslililies. 1t
is asserted by the Dominicians that 40 900
Spanish troops have fallen in the attempt
to destroy the independence of the island,
aud yet the Spaniards have not succeeded
in getting lootho!d beyond the places
which their shipping can reach. The
Dominicians do not number more thar
eight thousand troops, but they are unen
numbered with military paraphenalia, ant
can fly to the mountains whenever pursu
ed, returning again to hsrass the Span
iards as soon as the pursuit is over. 1t il
regular guerrilla war. and the roads t.
the country are SO bad that the guerril
las cannot be reached Philadelphia
Ledger.
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Ly1rKa FROM RosECRAns On 1n WAa
Avn SIAyERr.-Ths subjoined letter, says
the New York Post, from Gsasral Rose
Grams. has been handed 70 NJ for psbliea
ton. Il wss, Of course not intended for
Tho public eye, but ~ it, contsnts are
h;oblv honorable to his patriotism and
hn nan;ty, We infer he will have no 90.
lection to secingsit in print General
Resecrsns i, ONE of those Catholics to
whose notions Of Christianity any doctrine
favoring the institution Of slavery 10 NJ
terly abhorrent:
"YELLow SPRINGS, OHIO,
Nov. 10th, 1885,
"Mr DEAR SIR: Thanks for your
Kind note. | must say that the earnest
seuse of Justice, and the keen perception
Of simple fidelity 10 the country's inter
csts, without. party bias. which the loyA
people CT the country exhibit, fill me viii
consolation and hope That Gods judg
meuts are in this war, think no one cal
fail 70 see with more than ordinary clear
ness. That He chastises us in mercy
humbly hope. I hope it, because se
Christian men of sll persuasioDs shown!
their sense of dependence on Him. Ths
God will have mercy upon us, presery,
the unity of The nation, and deliver bot
races from that dreadful curse, African
slavery, l pray for and hope for.
"Tnsnking you for your prayers, | re
main very truly yours,
w. s. RosEcRANs.
"Rev. DR.. Ely, Roslyn, Long Island.
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q T. PERKINS 4 J. T. PERKINS,
TxECUTOR,S SALE or REAL. Fs.

- Notice + hereby given that will offer Tor
esls y the highest bidder for cash. Il the Court ouse 3
ne city g! ksokuk Iowa tho 18th day March, lSAS
between tho hours Of o'clock r. and o'cioct = =
eom.sscaE = 3oclock =, tbs bllowing real estate
The noA hafof the wess half Of the southwcst omar
ter q section eight 81 township 06 north range ys Is,
we ~ ~ eeunty, Iowa. Said real cstafe viii be eold
~ order q tie County Court Of Les county to pay the
e<bn 81 The eetpte - u D. Emtach decesscd and viii
oln ". MccRARY,
1oNeGse ~ 11u1o s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
T AND For sALE-I have 1.O2

AND FOX SALE-I have ,OZ6
scrss Of land which intend to sell without hav.
ing liked any price below which will refuse bid $40
acres Hes IN Montfose Bottom. Les COUNTY, Iowa ~
miles n W Of the town Of Mcntrose. About TOO
Of this tract prairie and ITO ber-c50
under good fence, four csens, with three ROOMS In
EACH we'll Of water at each. two ponds Of water and
creek Tor stock water and large barn. we'll framed with
shingle roof
The other tract contains about 2l5 acres AZ miles
north Of Keokuk between the middle and roads
which connect Keokuk and Montrose. about - o. 20
acres cleared, and the balance In timber. Two cabins
and about $50 acres under good fence. Title iudspn-
table.
These Tracts ere susceptible Of divson, and viii b d.
vded to suit purchasers. Those wishing buy home
OF make an Investment in real estate In either u the
above ocalites invited 70 examine the lands Of
fered In quality ct least 600 good and es
- well = any Ans IN Iowa i viii take pleasure IN
showing them 20 any pesson Wishing purchase aud In
vite cdeEs lbr the whole or any part
jAn1edn PRANK BALLIN0nn-
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lI15o1'Son's Agency
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

WIN Stitch Hem, TeIl Tuck Cord, Bind Braid Quilt
and Embrdder beautifully II will from perfect
work on the finest Eansook the heaviest beaver
CLOTH with change Of needle thread tension; will
use coarse esss fsss and sik 1t easier. faster
and stler than any other machine 1t forums at even
md eiaetc seam, differing from every other stitch each
loop being t0Ssfsd BY Of the @RorArfEe Hook"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

WANTED-Hides, Bacop, Lard. Tai
nw, White Beans, Flax Seed rfathers, Beeswax,
ce .a9. rosatoe. Unions, Butter fggs Apples, snd
=. nnM o. County, froduce Tor which vs will pay the
/ X. COCHRAN Sons
ocao io IAN ss- near 9Th Keoknk, Iowa
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:. s 319.8x on
Gasral Insurance Agent,
s.ooxD srzzzr. xnosuz'
A NNuAL STATEMENT OF THE
"A CONDITION - TH1
SECURITY INSURANCE CO.,

Fya OF NBW8O0k9 - p
n a. oa. If He,v York january 1a 1855. made 70 Ne
lscdIyor Of he Esssramcs Department Of w STATE
Of Jo,oa pwrsxont 10 the lasrs Of said Stzte.
I. CAPITAL
lst The amount Of full paid Capital Stock Of the Com
pany now outstanding, (psr value Of shares. I0
esch)
II. AssHfS-
l. Amount ef Loans on Bonds and Mortgages
(duly recorded and being first liens on the
ice SIMPLEX upon which not more than one
years interest Is due, per Schedule B.. A1e,AV
q Total value Of said mortgaged
premises
O. Account OF State Stocks aud Stocks and
Treasury Notes, Of the United States and all
| other Bonds absolutely held by the compsny:
Total Total
L nsrks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

T. the Editor Of The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: Propose to the people OF the United
States that Ford's Theater in Washington be pur.
chased with its lot RACED to the ground, and monu'
ment erected on the space to Abraham Lincoln Build
the monument of castings from Southern (cspturcD
cannon and snrnouut 1t BY statue Of the most honor
able ruler that ever governed people.
This is a suggestion which must meet the approba'
ton of every heart Very respectfully your obedi'
ent servant
CHARLES A. CURTIS. First Lieut.. 5th Reg. Inf.
For. Uaippls arizona Territory May 4. 1865. ..r1
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BY order Of the Directors,
JNO. W. DAVIS, Secretary
OUICR, NKw-JERsEY RAILROAD AND TRANsPoRTATI0S)
COMPANY. No NASSAU ST., lcor. Of MaiD

NEw.YoRK, May u 1855.
NOTICE.-Holders of Stock of the NEW
IN JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORT CO.,
the Goth Of June next will be entitled receive, at par
eir proportion Of the increase Of the Capital stock Of the
Company. being ONE SHARE for every EIGHT SHARES
I'D oneeighth for every additional share standing
y their respective the Books Of the Company at the
close OF that day.
The payment Of fly per cent. twenty-five dollars
Aue will be required the first day of July pay
spt may postponed besrng interest the of
oes per until the first day OF August when
- viege Of receiving the said Shares will Ne forfeited.
Certificates OF Full stock will be issued aud after Sepern
~ hst for all Shares upon which the above mentioned fifty
az cen, been paid the remaining fifty per Of the
kare being intended dividend Of the surplus
Is Of the Road expended in permanent Improvements
Holders Of Light OF the rights Of dtions Shares win be
lowed 10 receive One Share therefor the above terms
Spsu ,urrendernz before tbs Of Septe
e nett BY order Of the Board,
II. J. SOUTHMAYD, Treasurer.
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IHsrIrurIos voR rHp SAVINGS o. MERcBAHrS CLERKS,
No. SIG Broadway, June 9, 1865. J
EXTRA DIVIDEND.-Ghe Trustees have
II this day declared Extra Dividend ou of'urpu' profits.
In addition to the semi payable at the same time
! viz, july H. 1865 of THREE PER CENT sums Of IS
ana moi cIc~edns which have remained undsurbed
for THREE YEARS prioT to Let July nett; TWO rER
CENT similar suini which have 80 remained lot IWo
YEARS prior to came period; sRd ONE IEkrEnT on am
liar which have rsnsnrd for ONE 1EAn Pnoi 70
to those depoors whose money having been lef TINS ns
torbed has most largely contributed 70 the surplus earned
MOSES II. GRlNNELL, President
AxpREw WARMER, Secretary.
OK PER CENT, FREE FROM GOVERN
~ MENT TAX.
TBIRD.AvHyug SAVINGS BANK
CoRSRR THIRDAvg. AND TWENTY sIxrHsr,>
NV DIRK. June ~, 1865. }
DIvIDRND.-A Semi- Amual Dividend at the rate Of SIX
from, g. 900 will be paid and after the third
DEPOSITS made on or before j. " 10 win draw interest
fiom the lst Bank open daily from 10 N. TO p and on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY E'ENINos'
SPENCER X. GREEN. President.
RICHARD KELLY, Secretary.
The ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. OyyIcEl
No. 3BOwLiSs GREEN. NEW DIRK. June IL, 1863
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com.
l. pany lave this day declared DIVIDEND ofTWENTY.
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE, payable FIVE DOLLARS
PER SHARE In CASH on and after "wednesday, July
proxo Stock holders Of record the closing Of the Trans
fer Books and twenty Dollars per Share to be ndored upon
the Scrip Certificates. 49,
1bs Transfer Books be closed Thursday June 70 inst
at aud reopensd Saturday July proximo, at 10
a. m. By order Of the Board Of Directors,
FRANKLIN ALLEN, Secretary.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEw. YoRK, J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

UNITED SERVICE SOCIETY, S. N. VA regu.
lar meeting of tho above.named society was held On
Monday evening last at Masonic Hail. No. 20 East
Thlrteenth.st and its organization completed by the
election Of the following named gentlemen officers
for the ensuing year: rt
Presdrnt. MAJ cr Gen. @. X. WARREN
Dice President. w. :. HILLyEs. -
Trsosnrer ..............Col. w. A. LYNCH.
Corresponding Secretarp. Col. A. b. SAGE.
Recording SECRETARY. Lieut.. G. T. McCLESABAN.
Sergeant ivms. Lieut.. y. bKRLINER
Board Of Conhol-Cen. j. II. Hobart Ward, Gen. W. r
Brewster; Col A. Farnsworh Col Geo D. Kellogg, Co.
John D. MedregOr; Major Geo. w. Warner; Capt James
Sherlock. n. 40 LI'
The society Is composed exclusively Of those Who
have served either in the Army or Navy during tho
late war. and have been honcrably discharged or
mustered out. The society meets again on Friday
evening. ." ..4 $3.50. t
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lectures ano Msetings

gIIHE REV. HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET
Of Warrington, ID. c. lats Pastor q shiloh Church u
N ctvl will SPEAK Of COOPER INSTITUTE, on TUEsDAi
EyEN1N0 aeit juno ~, tho Restoration Of ths Rebel
Sutrs-The claims OF the Black Man Admission 70 cents
nstform eents FOR particulars. dailie Of Saturday
limited SERVICE SOCIETY, 3. N. Y
u CENTRAL ORGANlZATION.--A Special Meeting
viii be held on FRIDAY EVENING, June 70. 1868. ct
Masonic Hall No. 30 East Thrteenthst Members are TO-
ausstsd to ~ present BY order ,,vypv p
Ave- b. eAag, Secretary.
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HOPS COPPER COMPANY, NEw YORK. May 30. 1865.
NOTlCE.-The following described STOCK
IN In the HOPE COPPER COMPANY will be sold at
U.blic auction FRIDAY June 80 1885, at o'clock
= the Office Of the Company, No ~ Nssssust. New York
~ Of One Dollar per share due October 1861
onloes paid on or before that date;
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Rcreipts Of Produce.

JUNE ol.-9,G2O bbs. Flour. 800 bbls Corn Meal
ll3 800 bush. Wheat, 1900 bush. Corn, 600 bush
Oats 769 bush. Seed. rs pkr. Ashes, S's pkgs. OIL
PROV isions.
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fircmorks.
GO formers ano Others.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed stone
~ wa,s s.werpip., Flooring. Oven and Green Iiouss
Tile, Fire Bricks Chimney ops Vases. Sc, 1c Depot o.
Long Island Pottery No. 2,8 P.arst, ~ \. Edw H. Quinn
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ARRIVAL OF EMGRANTs.-Th The steamship
Erin. Capt. Grace, Of the National Steam Navigation
Company Line arrived from Liverpool yesterday after
aOon bringing IS ssbn and Vs5 Storage passenger
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nONAIION VISIT to the Mariners Family
industrial Society at tho Home on the grounds Of the
S<smsns Rarsst. Staten Island, ON TUESDAY, WEDNLS
DAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 10Th 2ls I'D and I'D
June The usual variety Of Fancy Articles and R.esa
snts for Aso good a.odm.nt Of Silver Plated Ware
Ts Anniversary II the Society will be held at the same
plaes on Friday, 23d June, al , O'clock p. IN. The
boats leave foot OF whtehulIst, n u, every hour
for Vapdsfbits Landing y. L. ...... LID.