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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

Il An English railway company has
already paid SS5, 900 damages TO injured
passengers, and more suits are pending.
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4. Wv IIEIREN.

Mason sui Bllicr, Lansing, Michigan. Keep
cJastllt.y o. hand AMI Tor sale, Grand Rlpit'
Lns. -tlcc,. All " .ter Lime. Once II r Booth
royi & Co '5 Store. l. 5is
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ERIENDS AND CITIZENS OF LANSING
IL AND VICINITY Having just returned fr 10 Al
bany am ready 90 atteui % any that may need op-
srali1ns on or about the Teeth Of,ce 1t my resi-
dence-Sa1iusw street
62gti J. s. WOOD, Dentist.
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NO. ". LONGYEAR,


LAW. Chancery and Collecting Business, Ltusng,
Michigan. Once over .ne seoul Ntl'lai balA.
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DUILDINGS NOV ED.-The under
ID signed would inform the public .hat h has a
compleie apparatus .or moving buildings IS familiar
with tie business = practical mesllnc aud holds
himself prepared u move buildings promptly and on
the shortest notice and II the most reasonable rates
Can b. 20 nj - my resileuce near the middle town
depot.
Iaus ug. July Slst, 1856. N. NORTON.
55swes
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80. 600 PIANOS, WATCHES, CHAINS
SEWING MACHINES,
Nslodeoas. Photograph Alb ms, Gold Peuss ssts o
Jewclry, Lockeis, u smold EIrgs, Family
Bibles, framed Engravings, silver
Tl1 .sfs SILVER Cps &c, r.
r.S4d Ds ~
One Million DOllars!.

Az u be sol Jof one Dollor Each p
without regard O. value
Not % be laii l.r uatii sou kno~ ~bat you are To-
frC4If-
s,Hfit Lax " t,t..i>s al {, b. ssid fsr M D-iar
fdch
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-04

\ WOMAN and Two children were drowned
b! collision n Lon9 Island Sosnd on sat
urdar.
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FOUNDRY.
~ & X + X o L \ ID K !
AND
MACHBN Il SHOP
ClPNER or
iYasstsnau Street. and capital Arenue,
(ADJOINING THE CAPITOL-)
All IAind< OF Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
uounco thatho las now his works IN good running or
der and turning out
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u. n. LANTEEsIAN.

OgNrISr Tooth mounted on Gold, silver, or Rub
Dor Base ONCE al his residence on Grand street
directly elst of the capitol, LAusinsl Michi
van $50
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p. e.. sPRAxG,

PHYSICIAN L sURiFOS, Lansing Mi-h ohc' and
resi- lancs. o. M.chlsln Avenue is" ilor' e1.. %.
the 10 Olc3. 90
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INSURANCE CARD.

~ It1N-FNF = Z lFNUs
inc subscriber isscr- roiir-s ilncfi TOW naon ap
Plcaii n, ia the i9igNi-. 4rsi--.-s .oalole Iusa-
r1nce Companies.
New England Fire, OF Hart
ford, Conn.
Putin am Fire, of Hartford.
Conn.
Travellers and Accident. of
Hartford, Conn.
springfield Fire and Marine.
OF Springfield, Mass.
s-Sn' } f. TENNEY, Agent
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &c.
B. n. BAILEY,

HylsJPATHfC Physician alI sTsean, Lansing,
MA one arf residence. west nf or Tine Aiii.
ryxa orl 10. s1ec!tl attention gwen % chronic
complaints. and female tisrsscs- ly+ri
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yI-EDCCATIoy " NE FEoFLE-

TO- J A lNe tLAEtLtClt Qf ne (ltCylc D. t--
seuual 70 the national welfare, and espec-
ially TO the development of those principles
Vi justice aud morality which constitute the
Ouly sure foundation Of q Republican Gov
erlmeut, aud "a, according 70 the census
an Immense proportion OF the people VI the
rebel states. without distinction Of color,
cannot read and write, IL j obvious that
public schools must be established for the
equal good VI al. Tie example Of Massa-
cnusetts must be followed, which, after de-
claring ID is Constitution that "wislom and
kn0wleige, a. wei az virtue d.Euse1 gen
orally among the body { the people are
necessary for the preservation or their rights
and Liberties, proceeds ~ direct tie Legs
lature and magistrates, in all future perlo1s
20 cherish tie interests O. literature ard
/ tie sciences, Pc and especially public schools
anu grammar schools II tie toWLs.' Al this
must enter into oar work o. recOnstr1ctlon
aud become Oae VI our guarantees.
NECESSITY oF THESE GUARAEIEEs
such are the SIX subjects Of special guar
autee- the Unity Of tie Republic; the IA
-iOnal obiiratiOns % the national freed1ea
/ tie natioE1l obligations 70 the naiiOua.
/ creditors. the rejection OF tie Tetsl deO- !:
3 t1e establishment OF national peace aud
tranquility. 50 that Il cannot bs disturbed
f b. a0y monopoly ana tyrrany founded On
. color: and lastly, the education Of the PEG
r.r. Al lite-e are TOO important, -c0 tran
s-..-l-L., u le lel1 20 the transcieDt vii Of
recent reoels. always ready TO he excited
no. can they be lei. C any vague promise
0r inference o. any klll- lnes must ~
( axea in chGrac- ers Gear as the SKY and LIN
a. the earth ltseL. Not % require tbs pro-
tectior Is uDparjonable IN itselL Not u
require to.s protection IS u1paroonao
weakness. !. Philip dies, said the Athe'
nian orator. "yo1 viii soon raise another
Z Pniiip: since Il i lct 90 much Oy his Owl
power as oy your careless1ess, that be greT
10 such greatness, AMI do say now. ever
II tie rebellion < dead. you vii soon rsise
another unless you learn 10 be wise. Be
EeTe me, that man is dangerous who doe;
not see danger in this rebel oigarchy. no"
conspiring 70 hoist Itself into power.
POWER 20 ESTABLISH cUARASTEEs
Thsrstore, lay down ole undeniaole es
ssatisl pTinsipls--shst lhsss gt1Anha
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WATER-LIME aud Csicinec Plaster for
w sale by
THEODORE HUNTER,
sN Ne. oowlss Blsfk
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DART q WILEY,

ArrORvEYs. Couuseiors aud sJiicitors. Lansing
Nchis4n. Prompt attention g.vea O. Collections.
Paynsnt u Tlxes AMI inve-tigatlon % Land It.es.
= go L. 478 o G. WrfKY
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DOCTOR p. W. NELSON,

ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law aut Solicit
Chancory Mason, lughan County, Mich
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I A NSI y C \ { 4 d E VI Y
4 Classical and Scientific school for
Boys and Girls, and Young Men
and Women.

CALENDAR FOR 1855
FIRST Term begins Monday, September 4. 1so5.
Second December 4 1855
Third March Is, 1866
During the lrst Term n especial C.-ss viii be
organized Tor tbs terclt q those - teach
PRICE OF IIlTI0S
Primary department., per term, ,-...--.----.--S CO
Common English studies, including fuslish
CsamE4r, Arithmetic, Geography. Book
keeping and poumaush p.----...-.-..---.. 90
II Cher English, iucludi-s Latin, Greek and
French Languages and MAtnematics .-...... %
Extra TrITIoS-
Vocal Muse. per tcrm.--.-- .-.--.....-. ! CO
I-strGmeL-a Muse. pr term. ..-...--.-... l. 90
Chi Painting. pcr term. .--.-..-.-.-.. 10 co
Penciing AMI p-aWiu-. Observation-Disclosures % &C
E5~Bosri can 30 obtained / Families in the i'm
.cclate vicinity ot the Academy with 1hc family
of the Principal. ir the Academy.
Communications addressed C. c OIDS. Pr.ocipal
viii be promptly answered. 1y-4e6
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITETROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE
d L y y =
Prim ipaI Depo o { . :

Is2 ClarE and 1873 Dearborn Sts., Chicago,
55s BroQdvay, n. T., 50 North Fourth
ST., S. Inns, No. l24 Fsfth Street, Csn-
cilnah q.
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PASSENGERS for Great Western Railway 20 on the
railway Ferry steamer. at n. ( " R Dock. leaving
DoSk Al 0 45 and l0.15 A ~, AMI q 90 P. N.
me Conpany : Time Tables can be had AZ any OF
the Stations VI Y ur-Tp csnSt c.nlt
D. AK. oness, 1895. zsi
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AT DEIRoT-Great Western Railway for all
soiats hls:-Elchigan Central, Michigan southern.
andGra1d Trunk Railroads
Al hlLNAUKEE--With the Mississippi. Lacrosse.
a4elne, chicago Watertown. aud Horizon Railroads.
iorAi points Westaud Northwest
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That can be procured at any ike WORKS. The atten
tlcH u Farmers 5 particularly called 10 hi.
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POWER 70 EsT4sLls-

Thsrsfofe, lay down ole undsnlaole, e..
ssatlsl pTinsipls--shat ihsss gtAAnha
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Che State Republican:
9cB-lsHEo EvEET ~EDyEsoAT xoRSIsass ssY
John a. KERR 81 CO.,
- ws0n ALL 5rsISE-s c01zvSIc4uoss SHOULD
AoDEkssEp.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Ons c9Py,l yesrf..-......--..-.---'' S-oO
PAY Always ~ ADvAscs-
10 club rates bat subscriptions received f1r zlsss
tlns than one y54r at tho aDoveT2ts
EE-Job Work promptly and neatly executed. ia
Orisrsr9r Printing and Binding OF every te-crip-
In ars solicltsd IN connection with tns blnlery
tlg ftcllitisg of this Esta1llshmeatars 11s4lalo.
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stepping Cars on all Night Trains
Tue Telegraph Line is open FOR Public Business
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the First National Bank Of New.York for July,

the First National Bank OF New-foFK Iof 'o!'
1866:
Average amount Of loans and discounts s4,2'feo' :"
Average amount Of specie and legal ten 400 an, ~
ders -,-,-..,.:-..--.--'''-'- IA 40i OF
Average amount OF deposits So, 200 ~
Average amount Of circulation. ---..-.-. ~oi'''
Tho McGregor Western Railway earned, tns
third week in July, 225 o., which is considerably
above the average for June. This road, as VIZ
learn has all the business it is capable OF oone,
and promises to become one of the most in'Poi'"n'
in Iowa. 1t has the right, under its charter 10 eA.
tend across the State to the Missouri River, and
has land grant of 10 sections 6,4Oo acres per nia
to aid in its construction.
The following is from Tile Buffalo C0mme'e'd'
AdUertiser, Augusta:
The Eastward movement OF -four and grain through
Buffalo from the West, from January 10 August
this year. as compared with last, shows decrease Oh
24O ZIG bbls of -four and 3 900 53e bush. OF grain
The following will show the imports OF flour anu
grain into Buffalo by Lake and Buffalo Lake huron
Railroad for the mouth of July. and since January -
1865 as compared with preceding years:
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RAILROAD EXTENSION work OF eAtenu,
,r,, Tho horse railroad from East New.York toward
Jamaica began last week. 1t will be IN use - ai &c
Union Course on or before the lst OF hs vsrs
We understand that 1t will be continued Sar fair
amnnut Of he STOCK This is an Improvement that
must be Of great benefit TO Jamaca and 1Ose %ne
know say ha the investment o. money r wt as thu
, he yrv great convenience TO all persons ivin8
near IT, and especially to those who wish to VISIT sna
,s,n,n from The cities at later hours in the evening
i''@'" ' Jamaica Il. IL Farmer, Aug
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DEATH OF A MOTHER IN IsRAEL.-Ded, on
the 2th of July the residence OF her son. the Rev.
kufus w. Clark. ID. d.. Of Albany. Mrs. Rebecca
Wheelwright Clark widow of the late Thos. NJ Clark
Christian mother, she leaves four living witnesses,
The Right Rev. Thomas N. Clark ID. d., Bishop OF
Rhode Island; the Rev. Rufus W. Clark. ID. d.. pastor
of the FIRST Dutch Church Of Albany; the Rev George
III. Clark d. d., Rector Of Christs Church, HartioIu'
Conn, and the Rev. Samuel A. Clark Rector OF o."
Johns Church Elizabeth, n. j. Albany JOURNAL
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Since January slos, o53 sl2l 29s 736 s92 1886
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
si9l9 $50 77-for Customs, sos, OOO for Payments,
g.. 3G3. 7S9 Ton account of Loan, $4,000; Bal
ance, s62, s35,Ots rs.
In Freights the market is not very active, but
rates are stronger. The engagements to Liverpool
are 900 bush. Corn at 3d.. and 1000 BUSH Wheat
at 4d; and per steamer 5000 bales Cotton at a.
A Russian bark, with 600 bbs. Petroleum, to
port in the Baltic on private terms.
The Hudson River Road for its fiscal year end
ing Sept 80, 1864, makes the following report;
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WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2--P. N.

WEDNESDAY Aug. 2-P NJ
Gold opened at AS and closed at las. The mar
kct has been firm all day. The extremes of the day
were Hii0li5s.
Government stocks are stronger, and there is less
pressure to sell. For 1905 there is better demand
from investing parties, and the first and second
series sell at 80. Railway shares havo been irregu'
lar but firm. At the decline all tho stocks Offered
were taken by strong buyers. Erie continues to
lead the market, and is taken by operators for an
advance with great confidence. At the Second
Board the market was strong. After the call the
market continued steady, with the exception of
Hudson River which jumped to ia bid, and was
not offered less than lis. The closing quotations
were: New-York Central, 9ll; Reading, l0il;
Michigan Southern, 65l; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
69i.
Money is moro abundant, and at 607 per cent on
call brokers are freely supplied. The scare about
dear money has abated and the indications are that
lower rates will soon be current. The drain for
currency for the interior has ceased. report was
in circulation that legal tenders had been sold at
premium, but it had no foundation. Some Of the
banks have drawn upon the Sub-Treasury moder-
atey for their per cent deposits but the decreased
demand for money soon checked the movement.
Exchange is duh and dropping. Bankers Ster-
ling, 60 days, 1885, lOsi Bankers Sterling, 3days,
1899; Merchants, l07, a 1885, Francs long date,
5.22I a 5.2li; Francs, short date, 5.2005.lSi.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
spece) from NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending July 81, and since the beginning of the
year:
1863. 1864. 1868.
For the week.. 50 SO 495 8, 80 OLE Sl,7si,97l
Prev reported 1876 5es $50 ll3062 ia 90.552,3 1865
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Amtnsements.
RARNUMs MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR.
DEN

NO. otI brosdWAy, opposite bonds
SPLENDID SUCCESS.
EVERY AFTERNOON at .; EVENING seH
The Grand Ballet Divertisem.nt the
BEAUTY OF SEVILLEi
in which TONY DESIER, MONS. BAPTTsTINE. MAS
TER TIMOTHY N. LEON CHENAT, MILE. AURIOL,
MISS EMMA SHE'LL. will appear: together witha
FULL AND Efficient CORPS DE BALLET.
w: b HARRISON, Comic and EItemporaneous Singer.
MISS CARRIE A. MOORE, the accomplished LADY
SkArEh will execute the most intricate movements on
THE NICOLO BROTHERS.
Together with
YOUNG NICOLO. THE CHILD WONDER,
on the PERlLEUSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
10 conclude with the Comic Pantouifne OF
ROBERT AND BERTRAND;
Or. THE TWO FUGlTNES.
Characters by TONY DENIER, Mr. c. X. FOX, and the
entire Company.
THE GREAT LIVING CURIOS1T1ES
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. weighing GOO pounds,
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL, over feet high.
THE CIRCASSIAN FAMILY.
ZURUBf HANNUM, PEARL OF THE SEA"
GUIANA AGRA. "STAR OF THE EAST"
ALEfA PACHA 1.-THE ROYAL GEM"
Admission 30 cents; Children under ten, Is cents
Psrquette aud Balcony 81 cents
DONATIONS OF CURIOSlTIES to the NEW MUSEUM
received at CHINESE BUILDING. Nos $50 and al Broad
way.
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For steerase passage apply
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co." LINE.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co." LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consisting OF the following and splendid steamers
ELECTRA, Capt. J. w. Nye: GALATEA. Capt. w. N.
Jones; OCEANUs, Capt VIM. Young
one Of the above ma ceut steamers viii leave Pier No.
p North River, foot of Robnsons,, Daily Sundays ex'
ceptedl at o'clock p.
~ Counecinga at Providence with the 7i5 Train for
Boston.
~ Frei,ht taken Al Propeller Rs'ea
CTh@se steamers are Unsurpassed in their arrangements
for the comfort and safety Of and their facilities for
the sportaiior OF Freight ,
10 Passengers Gter retiring for the night not disturbed
til they arrive IN Providence At hour early enough TO se
seat. f desired ia tho hrst accommodation tram Tor
Boston. -. -
For information in regard 10 Freight &c spply TO ISAAC
ODFLL. General Freight Agent, Per No. 81 \. X.
For Tickets staeToon &C., apply to the Clerk on board
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Ofedit Steamers.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
" REDUCTION IN PRICE for August and September.
First Glass; Second Glass. Third Glass,
$3.50. Il55. 800.
The Central American Transit Company will dispatch from
Pier No 20 North River the good steamship ERICSSON
Capt A. H. Lowber on SATURDAY, August 49, at moor.
WEDNESDAY, September 30 at noon, at the above lo7
prices for these two trips only
For passage apply at the office Of
The Central American Transit Company,
No. In Wrstst, ". Y.
d. ~ CARRINGTON Agent.
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1HE NEw-YoRK CENTRAL RAILROAD CoxPASY(
rREAsURERs OFFICE. ALBANY. July a. 1865
ENWENTY-FOURTH SEAlI-ANNUAL DIVI
Chances for Business Glen.

4 RARE CHANCE for an cnterprising man.
-A-For SALE. new and elegant COUNTRY STORE, To-
geher with the hoursling Business established more than
% years. Full particulars Apply Immediately al No. l0s
Loon d..
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We viii offer for sale. on the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
BER 1854 the PREMISES. evaulbe iron Property known
as THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS with 6. 40 acres
Of ad about good fBmn- Land cleared and under
fence situated the Cumberland River hy miles above the
mouth in Lyon County, ken'nrky embracing large and
complete Rolling MIL FORGE with twenty MODELLING Fires,
Machine Shop containing Lshes Boring aud Plsing Ma
with GT- Mil attached a large Narehouse Dry floods
Store Bc Office. and large uunber OF Dwellings for worA
AisY thousand bushels Of Stone Coal, and
sixty thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
Tho Iron Works have been Ia operation FOR
number Of wear and he reputation o the Iron fully estb
sup ror Cscos Iron ye8rlyunsu passed by any maufic
tory in the nei states Tue facilities ior obtaining ZIG
Iron SUPERB any establishment In the West there be-
three charcoal furnaces within one 10 three miles oil the
Mill capable oil producing seven OF eight thousand uns 81
Pig Iron yearly.
The facilities obann. cheap supplies Of Corn Pork and
other articles unsurpassed.
Shipments Iron he made 20 the mouth oi tie tuD'
berland River oil seasons Of the wear
TERMS or SALE.
Tie ROlur Nil Force and Lands hereuu'o attached al
Tools embracing Mill forge and Bhcksmt Tools an Weigh
ine Scales be sold credit Of one, tive thfre ana
onr YEAR, date with approved security aud ien re-
tsuei Until tie purchase money D. paid.
10 j. understood that the purcnase 90 the MILL lands and III
lures the wrought iron and cast iron scraps, stone
coal charcoal farming tools, carpenter tools com hay ns
cattle hoes iron safe aud fixtures ia oce wagons carts
medicine etc. aud pay os.h fair valra'on rwo disiner.
esed men fix said ysuaion ia they do not a-ee, 70
call IN third man. ,
The obec, Of sale close up said partnership ac
ably to the articles Of copsrtner-lp.
Capitalists wishing to invest in profitable non properly
Will DO well examine the same wheTr competent men VIII
be ready all times show the property and ~" pacuTa
until day OF sale. HlLLNA. BROTHERS.
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nor RICHMOND. CITY POINT, and NOR.

II Nv ItI'lI VT Vt'f1i Vt II ~ ''1'7I ~
Il FOLk-Dcliyerng cargo at the wharf at Richmond. and
avoiding gheTaee. Atlantic Coast Mail st.amship Companys
aud elegant dc..h steamship. HAIrEkAs, Lewis
Parish commander leaves every sATIRDA at r. m ;
ALBkMAKLE, II. A. Bourne, commander. leaves every
WEDNESDAY,, at p. m. from Pier No % North River
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
to Lh1NGSTOE, FOX CO.. No. l4l Broadway.
Freight received covered Pier No % y. r. At al
times during business hours Goods ned to address
promptly forwarded.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOwS-1!ic lirln Line. SAILING semiwers.
w. carving the United States Hais
CITY or WEDNESDAY, AUG. ?.
CITY OF LDNDON.......-...... y ~ hpAi. ALb. .
CITY or DUBLIN. ..WEDNfrDAh. Alb. =
CITY or NENI OKh.............s All hDA 40. -
snj each succeeding SATURDAY ani WEDNESDAY,,
AZ noon. from Pier 80. a. North River
RATES % PASSAGE
~ Tho mail s'ermcr sailing every saturday; -
FIRST tAblN.....s...s- Tin ~ ''''s''''''''T
To Londop.......... - To london.......... q
To Paris ............ lni To PaGis............ "
COLD.
Passage bv tho edi ssdly steamers Frts Cabin. 80
Sieefsre. as. Payable in a. :. currency.
myers also foIW srdrd 10 HsyTe Hamburg. Bremen,
&c. 81 moderate rates .
,-ersge pa.lfc irunn Liverpool Queenstown, an gold,
or the cquiynen II kcis be bought hee b. persons
sending Tor their friends.
For further information apply al the Company Offices
JOHN q. DALE. a gent. No. l. broadway. Sew-i ort
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miscellaneous.

DES1 RED ASH and WHITE ASH COAL,
ID 80 per tun. Genuine Lohish - So Orders by post
Gled promptly THOS. STOKES corner Of Thirty second
!, and Tenth-aye.
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60 farmcrs ano Otbcrs.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
~ ware SEVER mines Flooring Oven and Grcen'iionss
Tile. FIRE Bricks Gimme Vases &c. No DePo. OF
Long Island Pottery No. 2'8 Pearl ST. ~ l. Eu". u. -
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w ANTED TO LOAN-SI2, 900 or SlI, 900
w on unncunbered ProI4rty in Harlem y. y. rrinci
pies apply. w. l.. A.. No. lGB ThiTd-sye, between
One sndtweny second aud One
third
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y ARGE WANTED.
ID A DOUBLE DECk BARGE, abou, 10 feet in length
Applyt ao,,., .,.,, =,
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UyITRp STATEs TREASURY, INV ioRK- Aug. /, 1895.
DARTIES holding (30) THIRTY or more
L COUPONS Of the THREE YEARS SEVEN AND
HREETENTH NOTES maturing the 18th inst. are re-
suested hand them with schedules any time prior 10
the 4th inst Holders complying with the above will have
their coupons examined checks given for them, the
Mh inst after clock p. II. Blank schedules will be inr
uned upon application az the Interest Department OF tbs
Office. ii. H. VAN D1Ch. Assistant treasurer u. >.
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financial.
CE.-The following des-
OFFICE of THE MINNESOTA MINING

" COMPANY.-By order OF the Directors, authorized by
the 18th section of the General Mining Laws Of the State
Michigan the following described SHARES of the Capital
Stock of this company forfeited for nonpaymen Of assess
due thereon, Oct TO- lsi) VIII be sold at Public AUG
ton the Office Of the Company, No l. Pine st.. New orb
en- TUESDAY. the 10Th day of August 1865 Il
BY ID. NJ. SEAMAN, Auctoneer Viz:
80 t.mf, y,
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a4I2a1ss avOo. is gMSs.s Sl01aAaa
EINF.n 15tSOr. pace Nl;28N
Wants.

CALESMAN WANTED in Wholesale Blani
- Book Store One acquainted with the business Addres
Box No ~. Post Ohce.
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Total grain bush. % 652 a67 It. 695 l3,s666e
The following will show the receipts Of tolls at Buff
falo from May to August /. in the years indicated.