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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

Tar STEVENS Faction. The strength
Of what is called the stevens faction "
in the House Of Representatives., has
been ascertaIued by the vote upon the
Freedmens Bureau Bill, which was had
on Tuesday MI Stevens offered a sub-
stitute for the bill which involved the
iudorsing Of his wholesale conascaUou
views and provided for the giving Of
homosteads to the freedmen from the
conascated lands OF the Southern states,
On this substitute, Mr.. Stevens de-
manded the yeas and nays and the vote
was thirty seven for. to one hundred and
twouty-slX against it.
On the fuaI passage OF the bill, as re-
ported by the committee, the yeas were
one hundred and thjrty,sjX and the nays
thirty-ttree.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

LEorURE.-Henry CLARK, Esq. OF Poult-
noy, will deliver a lecture at the Congre~
gational Church in Orwell on Thursday
evening Feb. 18th.
Subject. THE Progress Of Cjviliza-
tom
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

Tup PREsrDRNr AMI THB C0LoBEp
DRLFoAr1oN.-The colored delegation IN
Washington has had an interview with
President Johnson The President relt'
Grated his good will towards the col
ored race, but he said hecoult not adopt
a policy which, in his opinion Wouid
result in eloodshed and great danger to
the colored man, He polntedly referred
to the evils which would In his opinion
come from enforcing the extension Of
suffrage upon "tho people Of either this
District or state IN opposition to the
expressed will Of the majority which
looks mere like the possible veto OF the
House bill granting impartial suffrage In
the District of Columbia than anything
that has previously tranepired, 1t Is to
be presumed that the interview was not
wholly satisfactory to the delegatlooi
for Nj. FredericG Douglass, 0ne OF its
spokesmen. significantly ADDED that the
great question would have to be referred
to the people, in whom, the Preaident
reioired, he mad "great faith
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

BRAxDoN.-A. s. Cook has sold his
house and lot to Mr.. Fletcher of Ches-
ter for $500. Mr.. Cook remains on
his farm, where ne will erect house
for himself and friends, during the COM
ing season.
We learn that new aud handsome
block, four stories high, is to be put up
this wear to be rented for stores, &c,
Brandon is one OF the most pleasant
aud thriving of all our villages, and we
are glad to hear of such improvements.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

PEs,oEAl,-Hou, j, s, Morrill, has
gwen dinner party in honor OF the Re-
ciprocity Commissioners from the Brit
ish Provinces at Washington to secure
an extension of the treaty. Senators
Foot aud Poland, Speaker Colfax and
Thad. Stevens were among the Con-
grcssional guests invited to meet the
Commissioners.
Assistant Surgeon q. s. N, Chas. J
Wells, of Burlington, has been recon-
mended for promotion by the Naval
Medical Board in session at Philadel-
phia
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

There is 10 Bank in New Hsnp-
shire that ceases to redeem its hills in
1865. The came Is tsue of Vermont.
Ms>sschiise tis+ ConuectlcaL Rhode IS
~ aud New Jersey. 80 ,-f ,..{s f
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
u. III. Slim.

cash AND DOOR FACTORY In
~ RUTLAND. fs-,,s
Mr. j W. King would give notice to the peopfe
of Rutlsnd and vieiui y that he is nov prepared
az his Factory 10 do all kinds Of Sash and Door
WORT window Frames, Mouldines, FaninGs
Matching, SO, sc N the best of stg es.
Also---5n hsai at all times. good stoaf OF
Canada aud M oh gan Pine va Gu WIN 20
dr. ,ssed and cat TO order upon short NOTICE.
All orders bv mail s::l receive prompt attes-
uon. @fg.- -.
Come and zee me and give me q trial.
At the Buildings formerly occupied by tho
Rutland Foundry and Machine Shop Co. 90
Machine Shop, on Furnace street, near the De-
pot. o.,,s
Rutland, May 23, 1866. may2sdf q"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

Tvs IpAso h&fs 1t appears by the
message OF Gov. LJoa OF hths. that
sseesc<.ec miiAieas Of ae4IssS worth &C.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

DEMOCRATIC NoNGNATIoHs.-Thc DEM
ocrats of New Hampshire and Connect
cut held their State Conventions on
Wednesday. Ia the former State John
G. Sinclair of Bethlehem, was nominated
for Governor, and Geo, H. Pierce Of Do
yer, for Railroad Commissioner. Mir
Sinclair is u gentleman of ability and
character but maintained factiou8 op,
position to the government throughout
the war. He is decidedly COppery.
In Connecticut the democracy put IN
nomination for Governor war demo
crat, James Il, English of New Haven.
The Connecticut democrats have learned
something by experience, having some
what softer shell than their New Hamp.
shire brethren.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

Ma. SnAvGR's LEorsRg.--The Burting-
tea Free Press thus speaks of Rev Mr..
sesver's lecture 10 thss city, on Tues.
day last: .....-.
rMr sn,yas = florid rhetoNcau and
IN ey tr..,.I,, a.a,.. st ttRes elo-
ure.r uus.g.r d. q, ne our
tslpe'FeeE abstract iaaiestes,- wac Q; u
conservative" az welt .as psts4xtlc la
tts 'oue. On some iIel,its prahaai, Q he
dts hqt fully carry itis auriiefice va th
b., y soq otesF% hs syHsr liherhtiv sppi4u
aesi, Aad he. keid the sts~usuia aud ID
taress OF hss 4 uilsnce sarsaelIost {. lllg 2R
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
NEW YORK AND HARLEM r, r.

Il
Two Express trains daily each way between
Troy aud Albany and New York. a $50.
Trains leave Troy Union Deoot on arrival q
Northern Trsins st 9 80 q. IN, and sop M
Trains leave New York, corner Twenty SIKH
street and Fourth avenue at ll.00 q. m, ana
400 p. m., connecting at Troy with northern
Grains.
N B.-Tiekets and checks over the Hudson
River Railroad are good over this route ....
l. C.. BUCKHOUT, Supt
New York, Nov. Is, 1855. nhaysSda
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

gold aud silver have been produced in
that territory the past year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

orr fus TaAcg.-Tbe freight t~ala ee
the ruaa from Hoosick Jsacttoa to No,
Adams. run oG tae track Friday nsru-
'sags 'osased By sss1 brcI:sa By the soss,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-18
Farm for. Sale.

The srbscriber offers his farm, consisting of
lao acres, 81 miles east Of Upton, IN Inland tp,
for sale. There Is on the premises good two
story frame house, containing rooms; a good
weTf at the door; stable, grainery and corn crib,
all under roof; asmall barn and other necessary
out.puildings. Thirty acres in tame grass; out.
aide and line fences all in good order: a young
orchard just beginning to hear; = never-failing 9
.supply Of water for stock; DC.
. For terms, &C., apply on the premises.
PETER ELSEFFER.
: at January II. tses:n2mo 10 VIZ ~
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

g IGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
bihAd OF the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
chascfs. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities..r rashed American gold furnish
ed at'a small premium. H..
TT Office over Hotslander's store -'
VIM. H.TUTKILL
Upton, Iowa: July lst 1860.
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DRESMAKlNG & SEWING.

RrISS BUCHMAN would inform the Ladies
/. M Of Tiptsn and vicinity that she is prepar
Cd to cut and make Dresses in the very latest
styles. and do ell kinds OF Family sewing nea.ls.
promptly. and at reasonable prices. Give her .
call, one door west Of R. Swartslanders, in the
south part Of Upton. s 3m4S
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JOHN s'\rurHILL.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Nor.Ry Public
} and Insurance AGENT. Participating Poll
sies issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Tipton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. in3Gvley~)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-18

I-E. gTURNSR, HH .MAyNARD
DRs. TURN Err 4 MAYNARD
Have associated themselv vss, tog ge ther-for three
80 -#' o. yea's-for the practice of
NJ edicine & Surgery.
Office on the South side Of Public Square, Tip.
on, Iowa. i~%5 - 6ma3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-18

1OSr ~ BULL, ATTORNEY AT LAW Il
q LAND AGENT. Office with the Sheriff,
Upton, Iowa. n 81
viii hereafter give special attention to the sale
Of Real Estate; will CORRESPOND with eastern
Land Agencies. advertise, and do all can to
fqd purchasers at the earliest moment. No
charges unless q sale is made. Give me a de-
scription. of the land and improve ments you
wish Sold with pIice and conditions. Fees
frbm3 TO per cent. on amount ofsale. IL
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VIM. ELLIoTT

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and G eneral Col
- lecting Agent. Applications made for v
BACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
of dfAchArged soldiers, or for the heirs Of de.
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application is successful. Also legally licensed
OoNvEYANOER FOR CEDAR COUNTY.
Deeds. DC, made and acknowledged on reason
able terms. l:5~Ofice with the Clerk of the Dis
tricy Court, TrPToN, Iowa. t,@> 'vllnls a.
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..alnsF. A. GATES.

anita+i:stuaF. A. GATES, c. nsf. -, az,
NQUNTf. SURVEYOR, All wishing bis ser
Y vices, are requested to address him at Low
de March 3oth, 1865 .9m] "'"""1 " y
The New York herald., 1866-05-01
I'll lARElI

Ci.EAREn
steamship North America Zimmerman Rio Janero, &c
Ship Confidence, Johnston Glasgow-w & 4 Nelson.
Ccid 9th.
Rris Richmond, Powers st lrhomas--M Miller a uoughton
Brig kildare tiir) Smith. Humacoa--I y Whitney Co.
Brig Herrera 'Brl, Haven. cardenasR buck Co
Brig Ella lBr sears, Rio Grsnde de Sui via Richmond
Br,s OCEAN Star BIZ, Carroll Cienfuegos-D De Wolf
Brig Brisk tBrl, Marshall, Clenfucros-rowlos Joya
Brig Abilene tBr) Nelson, Maitland, Ns-iiJ DE Wolf
brig oondolier (Br Crane, Parrsboro. Ns-D De Wolf
Ere Esss r ycSer Bear Bear Eivsr XsSBre Son Co
r h e.ofs spss s7f 10 eiSS M%Tss S joSn Son
Brie John stevens vhsse Mschas,G 4 q; r Peters
schr Zinso. Guthrie, Indianola and lavaca-rupper
scbr : z Brown. Place Eieuthera-I.araw a Flynn,
Schr Frances Hatch, Gregory, Portsmouth,, n H-w $
ARRIVED
sieame, Rhode Island .cting Rear Admiral James
steam.hlp Tlna ,Si5 I,Tel,; 4 IIiysrDoSl, April u md
Sss Ssri Il Ell ss % PASSED .:;s%;ap
So"nd " c7,S Vat ii IS Ion 81; 7oo ri, .ssms bound
+, showing hlge heht and ona rocket 29t 10 AM rs
Si Boston and fcuiona; rN s,ea@shp ni6erns bound
steamship Malta tRr) NcAuley Liverpool April ~ and
oucsns,9wn 6.s with m.s and ~, Fs.,engIs s to Gu
Steamship Aismsnnla HAM, Trsui%.an maSeura
i sSsnssd q .isnas Win .sp pen wes,
City of Boston (3rl and reutonia tiiam bound East
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah IS hours, with mdse
and pa asscngers Murray. Ferris Co. Sid In with
steam shin 1ybee April ~ steamships Geo Cromwell,
n Livingston and Missouri bound =
hip Haze starkcy Mobile, days with cotton, 10
steamship Saratoga, King Rchmond and Norfolk, with
mdse and passengers, u q iIcincken Palmore.
steamship Alberasrle, Bourne, Norfolk aud Richmond
with slS PSl
days with sugar. to q q Duncan 4 60. -
Brig Eliza Dighy NS), Morehousc, Faiardo. PR is
days. molasse 20 order. April y Oh Absecom spoke
bark 4 Rycrson, from Providence for Philadelphia.
ton to Bentley, smith Co. April 26 William Card vi VII
liam sburg. a seaman died ard was buried al sea
Schr X | stock kton, Iopcr. Ncwbern, Nc.
schr Wild Pigeon, philips. Wilmington, NC, days.
schr VIM Henry. Shanot, Virginia.
schr Restless. Baxter, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Gilman King. Blatchford. Calais. 10 days
schr Cstharine Wilcox. McFabien. lubec days.
schr Francisco Warner, brunswick, days
schr J MeClcsky, Ciowell Boston,
Schr Governor, Chasc Boston.
Schr Sea Flower cha sc, Boston.
schr J Grflths Cobb, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Emily Dcnhison. Ellis, new tcdford i"r Albany
Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Bedford.
schr n = Barnes. Gould, New Bedford.
schr Milton, Raymond. New Bedford
Schr Roanoke. Ball. Taunton.
Sehr White Sea, Lee, Portsmouth
Schr Edwin, 1uthn. southport.
schr Chcf. Chsnrln. Norwich for Fondout
Schr Elm City. Kelly, Pawtuckct.
Sch. VIM Carroll, Iiuls-, Port jefferson.
schr Maria Louisa, Robinson kockland
schr Thoe smith. Hsnmsn, war~hatD
schr Fashion, Terrell Nsw London.
schr u wiiey -. New London.
schr Ira LaTrenisr. Coleman New Londo~.
schr n Flower, Russell, Hartford 70, Rcndost
sehr fanre Hazard. hsYo bars'ors
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Police lntelligcncr.

rICEroCxEr Is Az AUCTION ROOM
James Brannan, ass Dillon, bright appearing yornr
man while in the auction 3j Nassau street on sal
uriay afternoon, relieved the pocket Of Mr. James VA
lott Of li3 Duane street Of gold wnish valued a,
two hundred dollars Mr. Elliott felt touching
ms vest pocket aud looking down missed his
time piece Al that moment nllon started
90 leave the place when Mr. Elliott caught
hold OF him and accused him OF The thcit At first Dillon
denied all nowiedgs oi the property but, hnding he
was fairly caught lorcd the watch 10 the owner,
hoping thereby 60 escape rmiBal prosecution. Ocer
Waiing detailed at the Post Oncc, disturbance in
Che auction room aud arrested tie accused
party Yesterday afternoon Dillon was srragucd before
Justice Hogan, who the facts presented committed
bin for trial in default oi 81, 900 hal
A LIGHT FINGERED OPERATOR CAUGHT ~ rUE NCr.
youth only seventeen years OF age. Swing hs name
~ Edward Bentley was ycstcrda, arrested By ohirer
rizgcraid Of the Fourth precinct, the charge q
having stolen gold watch, worth three hundred aud
afty dollars from Hermann Ebert detained IN the
House ~ Detention n witncs1. Mr. Eiler va. rttnd
sng The street and feeling tug at bis pocket looked
down aud saw his watch In Bentloys hand The latter
was promptly secured and Justice Hogan committed
him for trial in default Of ~ 900 bail.
The New York herald., 1866-05-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, April 30--6 P. NJ
ASHES Receipts, 80 packages The market was firm,
with light stock and comparative good demand at pre-
vious rates.
BRsApsrUrrs Receipts, 6,6s5 bbls -four, 70 do and
100 bags meal, 1912 bushels corn $50 do oats,
and $50 do malt Prices for and medium grades
Of State and Western -four ruled &c 10c. in buyers
favor under continued light inquiry The better grades
were in fair demand and prices, though somewhat
heavy, were without decided change. The sales
about 1000 bbs at the revised quotations annexed
Southern -four was not much inquired for, and prices
Domnally shade lower, particularly for medium
and inferior brands The sales 400 bbls The sales
sc. 10c. per Dbl. Other grades without special
variation though all qualities had strong down ward
inclination The market for rye 1onr moderately
active and full prices realized The sales 400
bbs at our quotations. Corn meal was dull and almost
nominal with no sales OF importance reported. We
The New York herald., 1866-05-01

Schr Webb Andrews. New Haven
Schr Isabel Alberto, Hulse, New Haven.
Schr w Freeman Eldridge Providence
Schr Revenue. Candy, Providence Tor fhiiadeiphiae
Schr r Ely Stokes, Providence
Schr hannah ID, Chase Providence -
Schr VIM Burden, Adams Providence for Albany.
Schr l. White, -, Providence.
Schr VIM Salisbury, Chase Providence Tor hondout
Schr Rachael Jane. Northup, Providence Ter hondout
Schr q Taylor, Baldwin. Providence.
Schr Kate. Stevens Providence.
Schr Leader Holbrook. Providence.
Schr Mary Hall, Poland Providence. ..
Schr M Merrman, F"I Portland Conn, Tor rhiadei'
pha.
Schr Price, NickersoTA Portland
BELOW.
One bark unknown.
sAILEn
Steamship North America.
Wind at sunset N.
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The gold market has been beaten down under heavy
short sales in anticipation of the effect Of tho payment
OF the vctwenty May coupons The opening price
1279s followed by decline after TO 1257S
and subsequent recovery 10 126H The closing quota
abundant than late last week, and loans made
at 4 per per diem in the morning and the
close Of business at 132. Speculation for the time,
assisted by the advance in cotton abroad is in favor OF
fall but there much for further progress in
this direction.
Foreign exchange firm, with moderate amount
OF business. Bankers bills on England at sixty day
quoted at 1857 4, three days loo1s a,
mercial bills 10Ii lOS francs at sixty days 5.lj,
short sight 517is go The report by the Aeman!a
OF an advance Of Id two oents) per pound IN
cotton at Liverpool exerted pcrceptible in
fuence in weakening the market The subsidencc
of the panic the London Stock Exchange, under a
growing belief pacific solution Of the German ques
ton oscther with Improvement OF quotations for
American securities checked, however, the rising
dency of rates. On the 1,th inst at the close of bust
moss, Gve-twcntles quoted at 6s COZ, Eric j2ss
3d. Illinois Central 7oi a. Consols had recovered to
SG& T. with increased disposition to invest in them.
The drain gold the continent had stopped been
succeeded by moderate return flow into the Bank Of
England
The following were the quotations FOR American secu
rites In London the close Of business April 1,:
Atlantic and Great Western Pennsylvania,
I'd mort, 1882, per cont. ............... II 20
Do. consolidated mort bonds, 1890. IS 81
Ere convertible bonds per cent. ....... 13x az
The New York herald., 1866-05-01

The transactions in wheat all very small
scale No sales worthy Of note made, bnt with free
offerings the market nominaly &c Sc. lower all
qualities Trihng lots old winter red Western changed
hands at 81 81 In the market there scarcely
any animation, but prices were well sustained. The
rmness Of holders restricted the brspess somewhat and
have only report sales Of 600 bushels S3c
Soc for unsoprd 7Sc for damaged and S5c. size for
sound mixed Western, the last in and delivered
Oats were duh at previous figures Rye was in demand
but the business was confined ~ $500 bushels Western
at sSc holders views were too lofty Malt aud Bar
lev were without improvement in any particular, and
prices or less nominal.
CorroN.--The European advces by the Allemania cx-
ertcd favorable influence upon our market resulting In
slight advance In prices, though there notice
able Improvement in the demand. There continued
siderable difference In the opinion of buyers and sellers
10 the value of the article and the business
light comprising only 050 bales The prices obtained
which the market closes, be considered entirely
nominal, with dealers demanding while others
free sellers at and, il anything little below them
Provisions. Receipts, So bbls. beef 49j pkgs cut
meats; 993 do and 10 kegs lard Pork rather lower
upon The whole though the market at the close exhibited
more 1rmucss than at the commencement New mess
closed S27 25 regular rhe sales forward delivery
1000 bbls. mess at s27 $27 so, mostly for
IN d ate delivery $500 bbls., mainly 1T ST. S27
81 for mess S26 S26 IS for old mess aud S23 IS
S24 for prime The sales ol beef were to fair extent,
and previous full prices readily obtained. We note
sales Of 900 bs ut $40 $50 30 for plain mess and
$2l s24 20 for extra Beef hams scarce,
and holders demanded and obtained f0r small lots only,
higher prices The transactions 'nited to 200 bbs.
at $40 SAL Bacon was also held with increased hrm-
ness Prices. however, were without quoabe change
in tho absence Of sales. Cnt meats steady with
a moderate demand. Tho sales about 400 pkgs. at
lie. 120 for shoulders, and 5Ec. 17sc. for hams
Lard duh and rather drnOpish, but not decidedly
lower. The sales about 500 pkgS., at 17itc 21c
Butter and cheese dull and nominal at our last
quotations.
The New York herald., 1866-05-01

ARRIVAL oY HORSES IN louisville.
lovIsvnLs, April 80. 1866
Al the noted horses FROM New Orleans and Mobile
have arrived To take part in the wooawu races VIII ch
commence on Monday next aud continue four days
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Died.


Boyix -Snddenly, on Monday. April 10, JonS BofLt,
sSed " yesrs ,.,
His rends and acqua ntsncos invited 70 attend the
Funeral thls ussdayl afternoon. At three O'clock from
Ss ia,e residence 1a Newark avenue, ierscy t'ty,
Saohb rapers please copy.
tTor st.t, Dcaf1s o., Second rog,
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S HIPPIN G NEW S.
Port OF New York. Aprii 30, 1866.

ALMANAC Npw yoRx-rBis
~ MOON 3 rs
srTs............. 30 u,sH WATER 10 II
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Reccipts n nd Dtsbur.c nts at shc Once
or the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
states, 81 New York, for the Month of
Apru. 1865.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
l. The first class iron steamer MISSISSIPPI
q. Sumner. commander, carrying the United States mall
Will leave pier 46 North river for Bremen. calling Cowc
THURSDAY, MAY TO-
taking TO London, Have southampton and Bre
at the following rates.
First cabin S05 second cabin $62 50 seerage S37 60
For freight or passage apply
RuGER BROS, General Agents, 40 Beaver street.
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JNOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Il FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
Cabin passage twenty dollars.
The new, elegant and very fast passenger
de-wheel steamship
GENERAL BARNES
Thomas II. Morton,
leave Saturday, May D. at O'Clock 7. NJ, from pet
pAssGNGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.. Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MERTCUs ENGINE COMPANY no. 6-THE MEM
N bers and honorary members OF the late above
company requested 10 at 2 Gouverneur
Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock, to attend the funeral OF
late brother member John Moran. by order of
THos. KELLY. Secretary. 4. Bt tRkE, Foreman.
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line Of the Harlem Railroad al WoodIlwn station ABOUT
miles north of the Central PARK Unce % East Twen.
tysSih street opposite The nsrisp tr lrolI eepot
Wl.AJHn ti'NT ,..a,fo sf.
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WILLIAMS 4 GUION' LINE UNITED STATES MAIs
w STEAMERS.
FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS,
the first class iron steamer
VIRGINIA,
George C. Spencer. Commander
Now rece.veg freight at pier 81 East river.
viii sail Saturday. May g. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ
CABIN PASSAGE SIS.
For freight or passage apply to
lstre
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS,

TNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS STEAMSHIP HER
J. MANN G.. Wenkc, master, carrying the United States
mail will sail from the Bremen pier foot of Third street.
Hoboken,
SATURDAY, MAY
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking passengers 10
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
the following rates. payable in gold its equivalent in
currency
For the cabin, s05 second cabin, $62 50; steerage
$31 80.
TO be followed by the steamship NEW YORK @. Ernst,
master May 49,
OELkfCHS 4 CO.. 6S Broad street.