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aD- FIRST AND WENTWORTH STREET.
BAPTIST CHURCHEs.-The united servicos y, tboao
Churches win take place To-8forrov Horn;,o n Dr.
Chapel OF the Charleston College, and in tho d0,,oo
at tho First Baptist Church. Church street Tho pou
e! T. WINKLER. DID,, having accented tbo r,s,o-.,
charge of the United Churches, will oicae at MORNING
Service at halfpast Ten o'clock Afternoon Service o.
-~Hee-e $3.50 .-eo- May IL
ss- NOTICE. -CONsIGNEEs PER SCHooNFp
EVkRaLADE are hereby notified that abe ia Tb; D.,
disoharsins cargo at Boyce Co.'s Wharf All oooda
remaining on tho wharf after O'Clock P. NJ win ho
stored at the expense and risk of owners
Msy u . u WHITE PAINE. Agents.
RTESTATE OWEN DUFFY AND BRIDGET,
DusFY'-AH persons having any demands aeanst sa,d
hstates' will render the same (attcsted, within t,un
prescribed by laws and those indebted to said Fs,,
VIII mako payment to FRANCIS DUrFy
Nay u ss Qualified AdmIpstr,.o-
a5- WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, MERCHANTS
OF King street. sgree to close stores evoy
Afternoon at O'Clock during the hot weather, from
Saturday tho 12th OF May, to lst OF October 1866;
Fo6ARTIE sTILLMAN, Nv. McCoMB co.
gFSfG; SSfHsi WEBB co. & GeEeF EeE.,i RICE.
q. FR1BoURG, CAHM & 90. cN
VIM G. wH1prN CO. Fps ssTiI I'm htNSLMEhs; zsMtN.N;
JAMES B. BETS. I. HYMAN q 90.
A. q. HAYDEN. Louis coaEN'
HART 90. MELCHERs MULLER
-. ~, HOFFMAN, BRABHAM d CO.
May Ii ns
a5- CoNsIGNEEs OF GOODS PER sCBR.
CLARA, from Philadelphia, hereby notified that she
is dsoharging at Boyce's Wharf ALI Goods rot taken
taken away by hve O'Clock will be stored their e1-
pense ana FISK. I. 8. & T. @. BUDD,
May 10 8 Boyces Wharf
. aS- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COM
PANY--cHAnLEsroN, HAY 10, 1s66.-The Adjourned
Meeting Of the Stockholders of this Company will b
held on Monday l4th inst, at 10 O'Clock M J at tho
Hall OF the insurance and Trust Company No. Broad
htreet.''' a." ',t 'HF w. J. HERIOT,
May 10 =" 'F4i' 80. Secretary and Treasurer
as-EXECUTOR's NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate of Dr. HENRY r.
FROST, deceased, are requested to hand them in.
properly attested and those Indebted to said Estate to
make payment to either of the undersigned.
.',r -. II. HENRY FROST, NJ. D.,
: &u'n- 80. y. J. F. NJ. GHDDINGs. NJ D.. = b.
May 8 .''7s .' Qualified Executors.
a0- ESTATE REBECCA L. D. FRAZER, DE-
HD.LAn persons having any demands against said
Estate VIII render the same, attested within time pre-
scribed by law, and all those indebted will make pay
rnentto ~, - ~ MOSES WHIrERIDGR "A
May 62il6lg .nsS .5 Qualified Executor.
,ag BOINEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latost Now York DAILIEs ovory afternoon. Prico 10
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The Cholern I'm New York.

NEW York, May 9.-The Health Officer reports
four new cases Of cholera, but no deaths, in the
Hospital ship since last report. i.' .''. q. '7i.g
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nD OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, MARCH IS, Isse.-At meet.

h6 OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, MARCH 1s Isse.-At o meet.
ing Of the Board Of Directors, held this day. the fol
lowing resolution adopted .,.. ~ a,I
Resolped, Thnt the President do cause the report DR.
the meeting OF creditors to be published In the newspa
pers and that he by public notice. request all bond
creditors OF the Company to send to the Secretary
statement OF the Bonds they hold, number, date and
amount accompanied By an acknowledgment Of their
concurrence In the recommendation adopted at tha
OF the bondhoders; and that they may be aba
therewth fun and plain exposition OF the condition
and prospects OF the Road and the plan submitted to
their ohoiSe."
In accordance with the above resolution the holders
OF unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary the sayan
nah Railroad Company. early practicable. state.
ment Of the Bonds in their possession with number
date and amount, together with an acknowledgment
OF their In recommendation adopted at tho
meeting OF tho bondhoders.
r. L. sINGLETARY, Preaident
March Is r.s 80.
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l. New York Market. &tvj - &.
New YORK, May 11.-Cotton firm at $40. to $40.
psr Id. Gold 29t.
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The Jaekaon Railroad-A Tornniio.

NEW ORLEANS, May 8-Gen. Beauregard and
". Adams have gone to Europe to negotiate
jackson Railroad bonds. President Johnson has
modified their paroles 30 that they can go aud re-
turn.
A tornado. accompanied by hail, has passed over
Louisiana and Arkansas. destroying crops
The cotton seed replanted is all bad, and plant
ers are indespair. .r,s,s, rae.
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~ BOINEST & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latost Sow York DAILIEs ovory afternoon Price 10
cents. / =! Z. - =, stuth ... April 21
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Pfesbyterinn Assemblies In Sc ELonii
Iy"1Es ryI Condition of tl,e CIfv y 1S5,it!

srsIppls, May SIN addition to the religious
convention called by DR.. BreckinridGe, OF Ken
the Presbyterian General Assemblies, OF both tho
Old andNew School, will convene here on the nth
instant. One thousand delegates arc expected to
for all that come. All the railroads in the State,
two or three Mississippi packet companies and
several of the main railroad lines to the East have
The health and sanitary condition OF st. Louis
vas never better than at the present time.r, lIS
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: Cen. sicilea Con6rmed.

lWAsHINaToN, May 11.-Geh. s1oKLEs has been
cffpnfrmed as Minister to the Hague. i,':nlf" h.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Congregational News.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate has passed
tie Appropriation Bill, after striking out the
apendment heretofore adopted, preventing par
tips from receiving any pay until confirmed by
tfe Senate before the passage of the Bill. a.
Senator CowAN made a speech, declaring that
tlose who intefposod to prevent tho Southern
States from being represented wero disunionisss,
AID that opposition to- restoration was superin-
diced by fear OF losing political power)T ,f,l-
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Late BInfkets!i'


Wheat declined to cens Corn Arm ut 80 TO ss cts
h1y i to so per ss Lard
81 to ss At auction IAo0 baesew Orleans sold at
stsIss M 70 dS S1 sos esnH Sugar steady Naval
sAIrIsosE. May y:G@Flonr buoyant. high graded
aavanSed &c t 90 cente Wheht hrm Corn steadywhits
Provisions solve sugar firm. ooes u dull " %hsfay
ateady. ~ -. -
CHICAGO. May s4Flour active and advanced loci
oGo ssss oosaa 81 Sa
or Of 9asde asurss % G. Con du e. 404 No
porf $40 Fregh,S qaei corn for Bunal
Receipts 5000 bbls Flour 80 goo bush Wheat
sSsn Sc %ss sass
$4,000 bush Oats. /, = ~ :. aI,t y.,,,... no
MILWAUKEE May a-Flour arm i Wheat advanced
sa.Sss sSpmsns
200 bbls Flour and 1000 buehels Wheat 10 u, h
e., st. IouTa. May Cotton firm a. 81 to $40. Flour
s5 Go deoiinsd osns RsS Iaes az Is
gAts easier; ssles at % 45o Pork UNCHANGED Ba.
~ al to 22c. Whakey steady at 81 ls.l2 .8 b'r n
O. CsnCusAII' May s;-Flour-25o higher and unset
,a nea ho,ders disposed not to SELL whestcHeld 60
g steady Ss' mixed IL IN es s
%ssses M ausy
AVA sns p9rk sold at 800 in but CLOSED
na to 1870 Gold I2s,1. - - 2s3.
LotJsvIt4B May s-Tobacco. Sales 80 bhds Leaf 10.
Ssseo q fdil rates including at 80ei. FIourl
5aperane 50; extra family Sf3. Corn-Mixed In btk
SSo. Oats 40. Pork-Mess Pork $50; Bacon Should.
ders lSNc; Clear Sides lsHo. whisksy Raw 90 40.
ho.E EEM Sn 0nIss 9 May 70 depressod saes tcO
sHPosts u Ss
l57Sie bales. -Four has sdyanced 900. Corn 7IIc
tSwes nofk Iao asi 7S 70 Lard 2lc Sterling OK
PHrtADELrIIA, May Flour Arm, without auo.soie
salnss o q q es rsa
dull With declining tendsnoy; sses OF Yellow at did
Oats ffm; holders demand an advance b Petroiel,m
SSofssaTtf f5tT FM' sSii g. fP'
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as- NOTICE. -CoNsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER
EVkRaLADE are hereby notified that abe ia Tb;, D.,
disoharging cargo at Boyce Co.'s Wharf. All ,oods
remaining on tho wharf after O'Clock P NJ, win bo
stored at tho expense and risk of owners.
May IL a. l. WHITE H. PAINE
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From California.

SAN FnANo1sco, May 5.-The steamer Sierra
Nevada has arrived from Portland, Oregon; brlngI
ing $500 in treasure. Two hundred packages
Of the finest oolong tea sold yesterday at IS cents
per pound 80 days. credit,
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a5- CoNsIGNEEs OF GOODS PER sCHR.
CLARA, from Philadelphia hereby notified that sho
is disohargng at Boyce's Wharf Ali Goods Iot taken
taken away by five O'Clock will be stored at their e1
pense and risk. 7. 8. & T. @. BUDD,
h1ay ~ Boyce's Wharf
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ag ESTATE REBECCA L. d. FRAZER, DE-
cEAsHD.L LAlpersons having any demands against said
Estate VIII render the same, attested within time pre-
scribed by law, and all those indebted will make pay
rnentto ~ I, ..... MOSES wHITER1DGE,
Mey 3 tiii R2 u Qualified Exaontnr
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FINANCIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, JUNE 2S 1885,
Notice hereby gwen to holders Of cerA Gates Of
ssucd under acts Of Congress approved
and II 1892 that the Secretary Of the Treasury
ance with sd acts and the Of said cerAcaeA
pared 70 redeem before maturity all certificates Of indebs
ednsss falling due after August 1864 with
est thereon presented for redemption before July
10 1896 and that thereafter such certificates win
Dear Interest ana w De paid on presentation At the De-
H. McCULL0CH, Secretary.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN TRxAsuRERs OyucE,


The New York and Harlem Railroad Company have de-
cared dividend Of four cent the preferred and
atoch out Of the earnings Of the past sx months and
the less the government will b paid 10 the share
holders on the day OF July ne1t the ONCE OF the COM
The transfer books will DO closed p NJ July and
will be opened 81 10 4. II. on the 9Th Of July.
W. H. ENERSON
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Formal Opening OF tho Church or tho
Redeemer, I'm BrOoklyn.

Redeemer, In Brooklyn.
Some two years ago portion Of the congregation Of
Ne Rev Edward Jessup, who preaching the Epsco-
Dal doctrine to select congregation In small church
che corner OF Fourth and Pacific street. Brook.
lyn endeavored to dragon him into the Of the
radical party in politics. AZ the gentleman did feel
thaa the policy indicated laid down in the line OF
ecclesiastical duties he demurred, and rupture took
place Since that time large handsome new church
nas bsen built and was on Sunday formally opened for
divine service by the Right Rev. C. T. Quintard Bishop
ssFsmonies the Rev. Richard Hines Of st. Mary's
cathedral, Memphis Tenn. the Rev. John Henry Hop
Alma Jr, Of the ChwrcA Journal and the Rev. Ferris
Tipp, assistant rector OF the parish The church
w1 crowded TO ts utmost capacity by highly fashion
nAle auditory, many ladies and gentlemen standing
b the ases. The music consisted Of double chorus
sheir-the dscani side being composed Of q quarettc
aa0ed BY twelve boys notes.-the cd10ri side being
SnAde up Of some thirty young ladies and girls The
chAncels open on each side Of the altar, and spen
ddg constructed. The organ 10 a magnificent one Of
eWehty-sx stops, built In Massachusetts, The altar,
veil the fonts Of the finest canstone deliberately
carved with various devices and quotations from Scrip
oure The church profusely decorated with flowers
1Ahioned after the old English style or architecture and
Qseeens an imposing and handsome appearance Owing
= the ritual OF the creed conservation could take
lAce in consequence Of debt being upon IL; therefore
0shop Quintard simply opened the church in FORM and
uove discourse upon "True Catholic Christianity as
distinguished from Religion Of Modern Sects !" The
reverend gentleman eloquent and earnest and the
sge audience retired much pleased with the exercises
- the day
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A GENCY OF THE ROMAN LOAN
One hundred dollar gold Bonds ready delivery
si1ty-siz dollars, gold, each: JOHN B. MURRAY,
authorized Agent, 10 Nassau street, N. Y
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k.sS:on do~ahr nv A and around %si SATAN
:: ::, sas Ao Ri Hob ;sss 5 AxsSs,
:.ss "a sso sa aver esIs:
ss ' So as:iroS. os q
~ ana q &c nj:
sa'
roe the Hsd essss sn SSs
OF n Capt ssw
@ s On AIN. 81 o sna, 0p Uos
new q New 9oTs lsSSo. up nPps1 new or
r.. 1 ss. n s.d q % % s
river q 10 O'clock Psch slig East river q o and Wall
ne dIewoEs evening tho excursion Is cents
4r1 Of JytxsEeIE Sa,.l sASEs STEAMER An
Sc i:s ss, Is
80:
1776 eRH @sg, Gel SEIEs ss gs lsss 500,
where can = seen an the old relics q as
isnSas where army dsSssasa Passing
III
viii leave FStGn street Brcokyn a O'clock NJ Harri
fourth street Fs,araas
Fare SO cents each way.
777H GRAND 9TH OF JULY EXCURSION 1855.
". To Bulls ferry, Pleasant Valley and Fort Lee.
The steamboat THOMAS E. HULTsE, Captain g. W. An.
nett and the large and comodous steamboat GEORGE
WASHINGTON. Captain N. Sherman, will folows:-
From the foot Of Christopher street New York ats s H.
"a l11 A. NJ l21 4, 81 andSx r. NJ. Landing at Thirty
fourth the up trips the ~ OK down
trips Fare the ereursion Is cens Return tickets good
either boat
777R-FOURTH OF JULY-lS66-ORAND EXCuR-
= y sion. The splendid steamer MARY POWELL
will leave New York from pier foot 81 Desbrosses N
a. y O'Clock NJ for sail around Staten Island, down
the bay and the East river giving fine opportunity
view the fortcaons beautiful scenery and enjoy the cool
breeze; returning In time make her trip 81
r. ". Fare for the excursi0n 80 cents.
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sine spirit bsp'sm o. holy power and faith. The era
Dor then plcrt glowing terms, the magnificent fu
tlre of Mo, nodsAi and with q brilliant peroraton
slosed an Jraiion Which, for originality Of conception
DaAnty dcllon and Divine inspiration, We have never
A1r.d excelled
were dismissed with the benedicton-
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JrsIoN DINE SAVINGS BANK,
" CANAL STREET, CORNER OF vARICK,
DErosIIs From n TEN, CENTS 70 fAS RECEIVED.
DEPOSITS BEFORE JULY u DRAW INTEREST FROM
ASSETS SIs73.s<s II.
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GAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOSE RATLRoAD CON.
as Win n's.' IiIa sSPfs ~.
New YoRE, June 70. 1855
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IL OFFICE HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE. C0NpAvYf1
No II WALL STREET, June o. 1880
The Board Of Directors have this day declared semi
annual dividend Of four a. per cent exgovernment ta1
~ JAMES GILMORE, Secretary,
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ROMAN LOAN.
AMERICAN IssUE-rOUR MILLIONS DOLLARS

insure ns Tr..:n Of N: State: Q. the Hey See com
s: Sss $ Hs1s eses r 1 3 r .s
scnp,ion q the loan now offered % the public =.
s:ss 81.
nj :nSs M SS':
%sn - well e 70 present % 70 caps has de-
lola ssa , s''
fs s1 ne % IL ssp on n Ns s
and New oesp: A. The @ ate q
From s pa go s b annually .RpSspr.sd y for ,u n:
Cancelled w applied the further reduction Of the
believed that this loan VII commend itself 70 capt
se% 0 1 nl1.' " never
T: :; sss Y:
ssssepion: received and Coupon. paid a. following
S pSsasP s sSssGis Co. S S:,' s Es:ss.
Hss.r.. bkEIEE CO.. 81 South Third street, ph,..
:E!p.lsn: also received BY NJ JOHN ,. MURRAY.
Mr. Robert Murphy being the bearer Of Introductory
Il. os
s:s;;;is -; ;:i GA:
The venerable Catholic elsssy. sAreusAeu. the United
State: and .s csssssa 90 :.bsds tsl good work., WI.
The By DRAFT sIprsss the Central once 81
s ssn na Ssu :ps sn .op S
which the bonds VIII . Rosks HTSRSai s::s
T.: s s' Pa. AZ.
UMossa s.1t .s ssxISes o sssK or y.r!ex
s1T FEE ssrSkx EA SEfs Gs
ASSETS, sIsis.Ns II.
VEhSIlSE : no 90, !. WALL STREET.
BANKERS AND DEALERS
GovsRSxsSr STOCKS
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
CLOSING PRICES
Nav yosr, July 1888.
I. ssI 70 &, ' -. ~ "
S;;;::,. y i I:s: q ..... !. 4; i I
8 $$:$s 3 s::, g.: ::||: s
i . Sssg.s 80 S s Iss IGN
a sss.s : ::: Il: Ss;, 's: Iss:s
VAyrEo-sse FOR THIRTY DAYS; ssoc EErA 10
w CnauestionAbie security gwen Address A. q L.. he
WANTED TO PuRcHAsE-soME GOOD rAYiSa
w city Rank or Insurance stock answers state smonni
price and dividends rested Address Interest," Herald once
90 nnO wASTED-FoR SIXTY DAYS, ON FIRST
SO.vUU class eona,srAs. Address r. .. Dor iss Her
.a om'e
e. 0OO WANTED or soyp AND soaIeAaE !, ON
vC.UUV vae.n. lots. scow Etshneth street near Cen,
Park, . broad all ready for buudinE aud
worth than double the amount Apply 70 Il. H. Fl9
roLET iT Greenwich street.
MARBLE MAHTELs.
MARBLE NArrEIs-rHE BEsr PLACE IN THE
NI pnrchAse Marble Mansels Of ths ises destgns
~ very low prices Il A. KLABERe Marble works, No.
10Y Ess, Eishtesnh street near Third New York
Cut this ont
| ------x----------
INSURANCE..
I
LIRE INsuRAYCE-PARTfEsw WILL FIND IT GREAT
" " their advantage 70 consult rates before nsurni
TENFLE a HoADLRy " wan street.
|
\ ExPHESsEa.
/
a puhsHAw's FURNITURE AND BAadAoE Ex
n pres~ onco us West Eleventh street Nxih ave
burnitu,e families moved furrfsrs
ut-....fn.t.. n. rk.dan yhippei. furniture storsd
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Confirmation by bishop Posfer.

Confirmation by Bishop Potter.
The rite Of confirmation was administers on sunday
a the Free Episcopal Church Of the Holy Martyrs
n Forsyth street. by Bishop Potter assisted by the Rev.
M Tuttle OF ST. Lukes and the Rev. Jas Aiet pastof
Il the church The building, which is Of the small
ssa and most unpreendng edices in the city dedicated
. divine worship fully crowded. After prayer and
sanging the Bishop preached interesting sermon,
waxing his from the second chapteDo the OF
she Apostles And they were all ned with the Holy
conclusion the persons TO be confirmed, seventeen in
number, the greater part Of whom were adults,
assembled round the chancel where tho ceremony Of the
Imposition Of hands gone through with. The
Bshop then gave the Apostolic benedicon and the
srsgaton dispersed
yhe Bleecker Street Univsrsalist Church.
The Rev. Day X. Lee Sunday delivered q discourse
~ abe Blocker Univerais church the future
~ the republic. In the course Of his remarks the
preacher referred to the ancient Jewish nation type
es national Of progress and cultivation, and
brought the legend Of the famous 'seven seepers' in
ILLUSTRATION OF the idea that may be entertained the
state OF country after the next two hundred years
md of the progress in science and arts and the improve
Donts in churches and schools and all the Dstitu
ttons OF modern civilization in the year OF two
thsnsand and sixfy.sx, judging from the change
during the past two hundred years The peaker gave
vivid picture Of the probable greatness Of country
religion science and art ut the time referred TO- The
tsxt for this discourse chosen from the twenty
eCnd chapter Of Genesis the 18th and 18th verses and
NE remarks of the preacher thus giving view of
future and probable greatness listened TO with the
greatest attention. full congregation was present
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The venerable Catholic clsssy. throughout the United
States and he canadaa 90 expedite tbs good work.. viii
essss .Sserpens sna 70: ,no9s. tnsrsSr and
the banking house 81 MesHs. Duncan sherman 4 Co.,
which the bonds Will b mm'dssE = ~:
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SAILING VESSELS.
E,OR LIvERPOoL-OLD BLACK BALL LINZ THE
ship WIN. FsToRERa saii; THE day, At u s'cloel
celebrated nne Mo Drafs on De neys Bsss Of Irssns
BROTHERS c0FFEY, ia and iiS South streek seas
Peck slip
T,APsOOTrs LIVE T0R LIVERPOOL.
j Packet ahp VICTORY sails July q - -
Packet ship ANTARCTIC sails Julyo
TAPscoTT. BROS CO.,
s. South street.
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UcoURTH OF JUIY.-GRAND EXCURSION TO GLE,
~ Cove. Tia Ana ana fest steamer HELEN, CaplaiI
9ah WIN leave for the above place foot q Eighth STREET
Easf rivss O'Clock ~; Thirty fourth street, Sk A. ~
louching 81 each way; returning, win leave Asori
ael}( r. n. Fare 10. for excursion Refreshments on
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
The steamer HBSRy CHAUNCEY win all on wednesday,
July H. from the companys pier, ~ NoTh river, fsot Of
Canal street.
Shippers noiAed that shall he prepared to
July.
further particulars iuquirs At our ONES on companys
sier and 81 Broadway WELLS ERGO 4 90.
Sole freight saentsr. n. y. 3. Co
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sAy.Hoe IssrlruroN,

uM ~ Broadway cornsr Of Bleeckcy street
The rustees o. this 1neituuon have declared che thrs
first dividend all dsposts hy ne rules ent
sS hereto me re q q. per cent per on sums
cssdns 500 payass. csssd sfer July ~ the iusituuon
paying tbs government tax
not withdrawn win receive interess TIE deposit
Of that date. z. j. BROWN Presidcnt
EDWARD HcHrLI, Treasurer.
g. +. ALvORD, Secretary.
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only AMERICAN LINE.
~ THE NORTH AMERICAN LLoYDs
1rst class United States mail steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 260U tons, II. Sanders, Master
FRIDAY JUNE o.
For BREMEN via COWE9
taking passengers to LONDON, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON.
and BREMEN. at the following rates payable In gold:
First cabin, $l06 Second S62 80: streraee, ISL 90
TO be followed bcsdes extra steamers (which will be ad
vertised) by the well known
ATLANTIC, Charles Hoyev Master,
RrGER BROS, - Beaver street
The mals for the Western Metropolis viii bo closed on
Friday 18th inst, " s p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03

xTn JULY ExcURsioN-To HARLEM, HIGH
~ p,tdg~, Morrsapa and wcstchsrier county. The
etesmsrs SYLVAN GROVE and SYLVAN STREAM will
issvs Pssk up and Hsrlsm every hour from cslo:s
sps iSe,h sueNt zach van
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03

PENNsYLy1NiAs SAILS sATURpAY. lULYz
SCOTLAND, SATURDAY, JULY a.
VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. JULY n.
DENMARK SAILS JULY a.
Cabin Passage e100; Steerage, $780,:
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
SeerAge passage tickets bring parties from Liverpool
Queenstown for $a8 currency
Through passage to Paris, Antwerp Hamburg. Bremen,
&C., corresponding rates.
Drafts for any amount issued on any bank in Grea.
Britain and Ireland Ut the lowest rate.
For freight and cabin passage apply al the Companys
once Broadway and for seerage tickets At tho passage
- : - -'' 7. ". j. HURST. Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03

EoyRrH o! JULY ExcuRsIoNs.-NoREINo LIN
3sxay Il A. n. lands 4 Thirty .fourth sree Yenker
nAsngs, Dobbs' Ferry, Tarytown Nysck Sing sing Have
straw Grassy Point and vsIplancks Leaves Peekskill