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AT HIS OLD BUSINESS. The notorious
oyster and lager beer man of Milwaukee,
TANGEG M'CRAKEN, arrived here On We'd
neslay afternoon, having footed the road
from Two Rivers to this place. the Cap>
tain of the steamer Comet having refused
to land him here Oh account Of being una
bic to pay his fare. TANGEL Immediately
made straight wake for Chris. KABKEs
saloon, and is now living on his hospital-
ity. The oyster business being out 0: sea-
son 10 Milwaukee, we understand it is Mr..
kABKE's intention to procure TANGEL's
services in fishing for fresh water CLANS,
Holsters, &c, which abound in our river, a
business for which he is peculiarly fitted
in connection with that Of lager beer. He
has a few friends in Manitowoc who will
endeavor to project him while here, and
secure him a passage to some distant
wealthy relatives who will be compelled
By law to support him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-22
TOW AND UNTRY

CIRCUIT CoURT The June term Of our
Circu Court will commence next Mon
day-Judge TAYLOR presiding. We do
not anticipate long or exciting term.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-22

The PILOT.-lt is With no little pride
that we say The Pilot is houris ike
Green Bay t"ee;" and for which we
would return our thanks 10 our many
friends and patrons, promising that in the
future As in the past We shall spare no
efFor, or pains to make our sheet well
come visitor 10 every house aud hamlet
in our fourishing county. While it has
as large circulation as any other paper
in Northern Wisconsin, ii has nearly
double that of any other English paper
published in Manitowoc; and its adver-
tising patronage is so great that we will
soon be compelled 20 enlarge it 10 accom-
modate our advertising friends. This lat
ter is the mole gratifying in view Of the
fact that We are not obliged to cucumber
our columns with nauseatlng " loaded !"
notices Of disgusting quacks and female
swindlers, whose abominab!e effusions
when sent to US invariably fLd their way
into the stove. Can others say as
much I"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-22

GREEN BAY-The Aluocate says the
first steps have been taken 20 construct a
railroad between Green Bay and the Mis-
sissippi. 1t challenges the State to pro-
duce cleaner city than Green Bay is at
present. The Fourth is TO be celebrated
there with great eclot. Maj. ALo1s
KLAUS had one of his legs broken by a
horse kicking through the dashboard of a
buggy in which ne was riding. He rode
home, fourteen miles, in spite Of the acci
dent. Green Bay lumber brings from 81
to 50 more on the NJ than Michigan lum-
Der, in the Chicago market. A large
number of new buildings are soon to be
erected. A shingle inspector has been
appointed by the Common Council, the
object of which is to have uniform nun
Der of shingles put up in each package.
A large and elegant school house is soon
to be erected at Fort Howard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-22

PRoGRRssING.-Our town has once
New buildings are going up in every direc-
tion and improvements Of all kin6s are
going on, which will ere long make Man
itowoc city second to none in Northern
Wisconsin. The streets present busy
scene, considering the time of year, and
our merchants and business mer seem TO
have their hands full Of business. Mani
towoc may safely be put down as in a fair
way to become, at no distant day, large
commercial and manufacturing city, and
worthy to be rival to any Of her sister
cities on the great chain of lakes.
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DEATH OF LEWIS CAss,-The old VET.
eran statesman LEWIS CAss died in De-
trot, Michigan, on the morning of the
18th inst, in his eighty third year. His
health has been infrm for some time past,
and his decease was not unexpected.
General G. had grown up with the Repub-
lie almost from its foundation, and there
fore was one of those mer who can truly
be called the pioneers Of the nation.
General CAss was brought prominently =
among the statesmen of the country
when in 1881 he was appointed, BY Pres
ident JACKSON, Secretary of War. Since
then he has been Senator from Michigan
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
and finally Secretary OF State. In al
these positions he wa. marked man
not only from his ability but from BIZ
high moral character.
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NoHwrGItN LrruauAx SYNoD.-A
convention 4 delegates representing the
congregations Of Tie several churches of
the orwegian Lutheran faith. is this
week in session at the Norwe4ian Luth
eran parsonage in the town of Cato, in
this county. The delegates (a fine look
ing body Of men) are from the different
Western States-Wisconsin, Illinois,
Iowa, &c
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FoURTH OF July Phoe-
MIR hook d Ladder Co. No. 1, respect
fully invite all societies il this city to send
three Delegates each to a convention 10
be convened on Monday, June 25th, at S
O'Clock p. NJ. at Z. BEcKER's Saloon, for
the purpose of making arrangements for
the celebration of the coming 4th of July.
THE COMMITTEE.
Manitowoc, June Goth, 1866.
We hope the above will be complied
with by those notified, in order
that there may be due observance of the
Fourth. The Village Board has appro-
priated the sum OF $50 towards buying
powder and furnishing music for the day.
Let the people second these efforts and
have rousing celebration
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NEW FIRM AND NEW Goors.-Tbe al
vertisement of Mr.. LOUIS CREUrzBURG
Will be found 10 our advertising columns
today. Read what he has 10 say, and
remember that be can be found at the old
stand OF CHAs. FuLroy, west side Eighth
siTeel, between York aud Commercial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-22

hNNlvERsAKY-Tbe "Sons of Her
main" of this place, celebrated their
annual anniversary on Thursday last, the
litb, at LENzs, about mile from town.
on the Rapids plank road. The music
for the occasion was under the leadership
ofProf BIrLISG, who was assisted bv he
celebrated violinist Mr.. HoRxAuER, the
master trumPeter Mr.. WEIHscnENK. Of
Two Rivers, and the SCHMITz Brothers, Of
Newton. Their playing was compliment,
ed By all as being superb, sweet and har
monious. The festivities were kept up
till late hour and enjoyed as only those
from faderland know how TO enjoy
and be happy at social gatherings.
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Can the Prisoner Choose the Extent Of His
seutencet
To the Edito, If The " y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The " y. Tribune
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of Saturday last your article
on pckpockets prompts TO ask question in which
many others equally interested few days since
riding omnibus when ladys pocket picked by
man who Immediately left the stage pursued the thief and
after sharp chase arrested him. got the stolen wallet and
Now this thief pleaded guilty at the Court Of Special
Sessions sentenced months imprisonment and
fined $50 the Judge remarkng to BIN at the time OF passing
that IL he had the General Sessions be would
have been State Prison for three five years IL
the gives thief this advantage lie as guilty
he had gone the General Sessions and been ro ana
the evidence that caused him to himself guilty
would have caused verdict Of guilty from Jury against nn
VIII you tell US WHY this Isl ONE OF YOUR REApkRs
N0- York Aug. 10. 1866.
REPLy-Tbe inquirer informed that the prisoner received
the fullest the Court before which be was brought
Any person upon criminal charge has the
privilege of naming the Court General Special Seson
before which be viii be tried Old offenders excluded from
this privilege Sometimes however, through mistake ig
porane they the Special when they should to
the General Sessions Court
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. AUGUST ls, 1896

good demand sales at ,o0soc for Shipping and q 100
81 20 for Retail lots. ~,
al from 25d 40d Toe, az 10 growth and quary -,
HEMi-Mara is Arm and IN fair demand, OF IIc go'oj
other kinds dull and nominal ~ ,
IRON-Pe is firm with fair inquiry at s4s3si9 for No
merican, and s46a go for do. Scotch.
LEAD-The business is limited, but the inafhe' NM NINA
sales Of Spanish and German at &C. ana bnesn =, ~.
LIME-Rockland remains iirm with q good demano' ~
XTHsRasterp are firm and in lair demand ct g. three
10 day with reners the trade bot though We
actual decline the advantage win he po,o Rico at
G2c 3s hhds and 3Otcs Trinidad at 52c ana 'e' "A"'
Cuba Muscovado in lots at 5aS5ac 4, On n, CITY
Fb oils are firm but dun at 40 for Crude Whae ana y. 80
f,r DO Sperm Lard Oil is firm and moderately s0''' ~
PROVlSIONS-There has been less sct,ly 10 ns ~ close
for Pork since last and prices are snsne & dee
mute firm For future delivery sales OF 500 bols Mes 600
0ctober) at s32 2l The sales cash and regular are
bbs al s32 500 $50 62i for Ne. Mess sa ae
has been awarded for 800 bb Pork al gu ,VI
e., % for Prime Mess and s33 for Mess Beef esey win
moderate demand; sales Of rs bills at so9 s2y r
al Reef Hams are neglected; Cn Meats duh and prices
somew hat unsettled Bacon rather hesVy sas ~
nnsetled sales Of go pkes lots sdeic for No le
OIc for City and q for fair to prime oeam ana net
tie Rendered and about 100 hsher a'Aeu " i''' pi"'
PRTRoLEU-There been moro activity in both Crsde
and Refined since oar and prices have advanced closing
firm sales of bills Crude at 2te we quote AT 20 IN
barrels and 992o in bulk 1900 Dds aeaea q. a. do
U6l5c for standard White and 45G46c Tor primo wnne
RICR-Thc market Is frmer but not active ana we rave
ony 10 note $50 bags RaDgoon ois 9ielO currency duty
paid: .,n 49,. ra,n,. ., ,o,c cnr
rency; 25 Siesian at Csc. gold ..... ~,
ARS-Raw Snears are selling TO very fair extent ana
5crs find little difficulty obtaining fnll previous htes
the market closing strong at oidc for fslr 70 eoe s
nr sales Of 900 hide at 9i@lllo Tor Caos,
porto Rico, lille Barbados; $50 boxes az a
0 haas Pernap buco part last evening" at lci hehheu c
firm NJ i6i0l63c for ilards. - ., 49,, Oh. man
TRASA GOOD demand prevails for invoices and the mar
ke IL rmer sales 500 JapaDs coo Ooongs 4oo nreeDs
and ebout 800 Orange Pocco at full figures -. -
TAIJOW-Tbere il a moderate inquiry ana prices are
we'll sustained, sales OF $1,000 10, at l202ic Tor frme
Western and City. ..,--.... ia. -, 900
TIN-Tte maj ke is better and fairly acryei sales Oh ~"
ntcs Straits and Mnlaea gold, now held at 2Vicgo'u
800 pkgs. Banca at q d2llc gold. 49,, -. -.
TOBACCO-Tne market is very active. with large saes
chiefly Cor export; sales 1876 hhds Kentucky at 30 &c.
WHISKY-The market IL duh at 35e IN bond
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tina, Dov Wi, nseni.d "a him for this very translation which
DAILY claimed TO be the Of DAILY subsequently obtained
from The Supre me Cont writ prohibiting the Marine Court
and from proceeding with the action the ground
that was case oil partnership which the Marine Court
had no jurisdiction. ,,..s. .o...,t. A.. :,
appeared by the peadngs that was suit Tor literary labor
performed by Beneyileor DAILY IN fapans eah ana sew
era other PLAYS from the German and French and upon which
transatons and adaptations DAILY had realized considerable
amount and reputation as dramatic author The Marine
onrt had also oyerued DAILY demurrer 20 Its Jurisdiction,
and remedy appeal from that Judgment and not by
Judge barnard Quashed the writ and directed that the Ma
rne Court proper time proceed with the trial OF the
-
Roswell D. Hatch for defendant Beneyile and joseph f.
DAILY for reatOr
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RnnliIY MnrIkets,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.

OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NBW-foRk.
FRIDAY, Aug Up ".
Peaches an1iou-ly inquired after by bousskeepe a
now as the high prices have Kept them from p1,ttng up "
ters supply Ii put M all tbcro no use IN wnn9
for tie crop nearly over and prices though very ne9 e
yancing One asked s. for basket OF hne
large peaches Pums furnish the best substitute ana INC
sooner they put the better for they nearly hweYs az
vance a the season progresses and people return from the
couu'ry 70 do up their Winter fruits Wh0rtleDerres are
nearly out market and backberres ere waning uood
ea arc scarce and high 81 barrel u any hne variety
fw bartlett pears Windfnls. selling at 81 ~ per peach
basket market aud piDenppes are
Moas have Undergone change nat hsh are mehet INK
rcitv Butter has been advanced &C. ID on the orange
and Duchess County boat, the best seag at Doc Dy he pan
"a are I'd aneng the retail prices Eggs are LOOKING
M and that oGnce them GIocsrles ne Gu
changed along very UNIFORM Mot 'egetao'
hnYn A dDMnMArL lendehcY.
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FRIDAY August II. le65.
AsHES-Tbe market is firm with moderate demand sales
OF Pots at o. Jides 20. and Pearls at tl5de5O.
C0TT0N-The demand continues fIom Shippers and spin
nes with inquiry for investment and rather more con
fdence exhibited the market closing trhe higher and
quite steady sales OF 1000 bales basis Of HlaJoc for
Midding tpiands 20 do New. Orleans ana Texas
COFFEE-Prces for most descriptions continue tfmer but
no transactions Of importance are reported 200 bags ST.
COPpER-Americsn IngOt /. 10 good demand and hrneri
sss Of ssSoe and Ya LS@nsse s % ana '
CANDLES are in moderate demand and hrm at 2! a2Jc
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and State
Flour opened quite active and 0a c better on most grades
but ere Of Change the advance the low aud
dunn grades and The marke, closed dull The inquiry
largely confined 10 family brands le sales are 90 bos at
a. GA Superne State sed . 90 for do and Western
s. Oas9 30 for ordinary Ertre S,aiei -
g for Fancy State g 20 Tor the Low grades Of spring
sO 4Jasl2 % for Trade and Family brands Of QUO ach
gan, and Indiana, and ell l0Q 80 - for 81 LOUIS Extras
1he Government contract awarded az IRON Ell va II -
Canadian Flour IL dull but prices without essential
change sales OF 100 bbs al so $40 - for the low grade Of
Extra end sO Odsl2 70 for Trade aud Family Brands.
Southern Flour more active, and hrmer; the inquiry
mainly shipping sae $40 bh AT sOa 81 - Tor common
Trade and Family brands: Rye Flour is 5aoIe active
ard frmer sales Of GO bs at - I5eso 60 Corn Meal
.pV s 81 - ff MSr1s Galore ands Tor Brandywine
FIsH-The market for Dry Cod is poorly supplied and is
good dcrnnnd Mackcrcl fair obbng demand and firm
AZ s5aS2J % for No Mass Herrngs are dull and nominal
20 for Bgneb ~ bor e sd 81: se5Ss 20 r layer. ossr
descriptions ere doll and unchanged We u@'e r9S2c Tor
GRANITE Wheat market Is little stronger Tor choice
qualities good inquiry prev allied for mef but common
and grades du and close easier The sales are 1000
bush Inferior Spring private terms and 900 bush Choice
Amber Club about g. IS and g. p BID ana refused for EI
ira Choice DO Barley dull and nominal Barley Malt Is
firm aud IN fair demand 81 40aS co. ois are more ac
se prices rreguari Sweet are scarce aud better
but Hot plenty lower sales OF 100 O bush At 2d46c
for Heated 4a3sc for Sweet Chicago dJO for lwaukee,
Part Iowa bags 5s160c for Jersey and
IL 4C3c for State Rye Is active and Is better sales Of
07Do bnsh Mlwauk a deJc aud state AT 81 gJd e. w.
Mali Rye IL firm and IN fair demand sales ~ 200 bush ht
o. IS Corn opened heavy, owing 10 the ndyanee In eigts
in with 6et.er local and Eastern demand closed firm sale
Of 75 bSsh 7gdsc for unsound rc for Red Mixed;
e2lc westeJn hned. and zoo Tor yellow Western -,
The ns{hel poorly suplied AID 70 ieI hIg1 viii
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A Daring Bank Robbery.

AN EASTERN GAME PLAYED IN THE wEsT-A PARTY or
ROBBERS FORCE CASHIER TO GIVE UP THE KEYS
oFA BANK, WHICH THEY ROB.
The Clinton (owa) Herald gives us a long account
of n daring bunk robbery which occurred in the nd
Joining town the 9th instant Between II and
O'Clock that night party Of FIVE six ruan broke into
the house of Mr. Martin DuDnng private banker, and by
threats shooting noise made secured and
robbers left In charge TO
guard took MFR. DunniDg 10 the bank, where
they KIN him he did not the door inside
Of OF he had TO comply and the thieves
numbers Of which not known. They then took Mr. d.
again and the whole party set TO work 20 ransack the
house which they did effectively Vigorous efforts have been
thieves but at the latest dates no success
with.
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TAXABLE PROPERTY IN BRooKLYS-NEw BUILD

NGs ERECTED AND ERECTING DURING TIE present
SRAsoy-The Board OF Assessors having concluded
their assessments Of the value of real estate
and personal property in the city, liable TO taxa
for present year. give the following statistics IN re-
gard property the OF real estate
ESTIMATED increase Of SOO0OOO over last yea not
being as yet completed The increase In the value Of personal
property is S. 7g6JO The annexed table Of the yaua-
, ri nersona nroperty y Wards as compared with e6J
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Receipts Of Produce.

ARG I7-5 o57 bbs Flour 72 bb Whisky 22l bills Corr
Neil sOi sacks Corn Meal 1900 bush Wheat 49, le1 bash
Cora 40 26l hnsh Data e7J bush Msl ~ 0:G basb Bar y
mi bnsh Seeds 10 pkgs. Ashes, les bb Pork. l3O lAgs
Isra Kegs Lard, s. l73 bbls Petroleum.
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4I6.4G9.l38 Sl2.265.saJ
A. "a, I-n
The number Of new buildings erected in the different Wards
as folLoug torother with their valuation:

SUPPOSED TO HAVE FALLEN PROM WINDOW
Early Yesterday morning FarrD residing at the Star
Hotel No 10 Safest found IN front Of the hotel on the
walk in On nsensibe condition b. policeman who CONVEYED
him 10 the NowYok Hospital 1t njecured that whilo
intoxicated injured fell from the window OF his room
ts he
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financial.

Pprsros Coal IsPRovTHEsr CoxPANY.
No 2O5l N ALSur ST.. PHILADELPHIA Ausust II, 1866
4 MEETING of Stockholders will be held az the
Office Of the Company MONDAY 10Th inst. At y M to con
te ,ecepanc of TO the chatter and the eising Of
90, of a. ui,ne. INF The Couipsny. NJ ). BULkLEY,
a. T. GrTJE s.cIetsD IIesiasnh
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FRIDAY, Aug. l7--P. n

Gold closes at 1914 after selbng at 1901 9l5li
Government stocks at the regular board IN soiive
demand at still higher pnoes. The following table shows
the rates at the start yesterday:
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sr.rH oy NKv. YORK, BANK DEPARTMENT,
Arpaxy Aur,l 2f 1875 !

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to chapter $50,
~ Laws Of 1859 and 80 Laws Of 1865 that the efesans nots'
the President and Company or the fhenx bs
lately Incorporated bank located 10 the City Of New orr VII De
nan The NewYok State National BANK IA he
CITY OF Albany FOR the date eoL And not thereafter
The outstanding cir hating notes OF the saA bank mus, be
send aforesaid within hom the date eereot tnd al
notes presented Tor redemption and payment with
specified will to be charge upon the iihd In
tie hands ol tbs sunerptandent for That purpose
Y, W, sC9glkEyl sapsI,aielaspb
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HowEs & MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street, New
York formerly officers the PARK Bank -Four cent IN
terest allowed on deposit
The business Of this house the as an ncorPo rated
Bank
PERSONS KEErINe ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and Draw as
they please and will be allowed Interest on their daily bal
at per cent
CortycrIoxs made on any part Of the United States OF
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE OF the various Govern
snt and other Stocks Bends and Cold promptly executed for
the usual commission.
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STATE OF NEW YORK. BAsk DEPARTMENT,
AIBANY June u, 1906.
OF NETWORK.
No. 70 Broadway. corner Of Rectorst-

NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant to Chapter
~ 23 Laws Of 1854 aud 40 Laws Of 1863 that the circulating noes
ued TO the BANK Of the COMMONWEALTH banking sssoca
located in the City Of New York will be edeeuet at pr by
suIerus ldent ofe Banking Department enaton az Ire
NegYork National Cry Of Albany for s1 yels
from the date hereof and not the eliter.
The outstanding circulating OF the said bank must De pre-
seued aoe,ai within tx from date ee9i and s mote.
hs redemption and payment within the
hed all charge the tsna I'D we anus
Of the Superintendent for that purpose g. W. sCHuhLEh
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j j5aSR d = q 2AFkFf. Board Of A.eaou.

oYycE BoAsD New Court House, AUG TO- 1905
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubhc Notice ~
the occupant OF occupants OF
al houses snd improved unuproved Lands erected
have been coEfle'ed ano are ousu
IN Boaid OF Assessors Tor eAaniinson uS a" p
It, For paving Foriyfou. from Broadway to Nin,hsye
o. badn, barrier the southeast corner Gu "o''D
81 For building street the southwes, Of Worth
h For building basin the north west Of Worth
and Ceufre-sts
sn sde between Eshtaave and Broad
81 For bnillin. westerly ie Of Fourhave from
Fitynintls a point loo feet north 81 sixty nns
and Of ground vacant lt pieces parcels oi sno
1T On both sides Of Foity fourth tom Broadway 20 s
yves, Nn,vr Of half the block on the inter
seoing streets or avenues c.- ,,.,. ,v-,-..,.
81 On the south side Of Worth from Ceuifs 10 Elns
On NOrth-st from Centre 20 Fun Ste ana
on the point Us ct north Of Worth ct
5th. On both de # One hnndredh nom 70 pont
snd to the extent Of ball the block on me
ntersectin- sfrte.s and avenues
oh westerly side Of Fourthsye. from Fifty nintlst 10
be Sixty ninth ard seveni@thi and on ootn
point half between Sxyuni aud seyenteth
eas,erly side OF Filth ron point bal way be-
Fiv and Seh~s seventieths, aud also al the
Fourth and thave both sas oi the intersSeng
from Sixiieth Sixty -ninH SITS inclusive.
sc,ed by the abovenamed Assess-
opposed the either them
arrested 10 present their objec,iou writing Of under
rnrd a. their No. - Chambers basement New Court
House within thirty the date Of this noeeOhce Board
u A''''''' JACOB y. OAKLEY,
JOHN d. OTTlWELL,
ISAAC O. HUNT.
Raar1 Fl ts..s
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No. ll5 BHoApvsy NEw YoRH Aua TO- 1850
A T meeting of DIRECTORS held this dsy, A: +.
N HASTTN0S esq elected President OF TINS
Company By order. RICHARD Ia HAYD0CK, Secretary.
VIRAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. J. 3. NOR.
L GAN Co, LONDON tsueee..or, 10 GEO PEABODY
a Col available the principal cties EUROPE and the
EAST i..aed by DABNEY MORGAN Co. No 50 EIcSanss'
place
Oyycs OF rar AnEscAs CABLE
on NKw YORK. Is Newest and ~ Brosd, Room No. 30
DOOKS NJ SUBSCRIPTION to limited number
ID os of the CAPITAL STOCK Of this Company will be
open.d AZ hi, office on TUESDAY AUGUST a. from to-
H. closed the 9Th instant The route rom New
Yori Bermuda via Cape Charles u g. thence the Azores end
thence 70 Lisbon, in Portugal
CAPITAL STOCK, ehyoooe1
PAR VALUE OF SHARES, sloo EACH
Tem,o Der cent al the time Of subscription per cent n W
days, and 20 per 90 days thereafter
estimated only 90 per cen. Of the par value Of 'ns '
subscribed win be called for.
w. 8. wORL President
r. NJ DAVIS, Treasurer
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Ar.rn q


NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to chapter I'D,
IN 1889 1863 that the circulating nosst
issued the OCEAN BANK Of the City Of New YORK osn
association located the Of Now YORK viii be
PAR by the Superintendent OF the Banking Department pre-.
entaon the NwYok National Bank 10 the City OF oany
for six hon the date hereof and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating Of the said bank must Oe pre-
sened sesad within six from the date hero and az
notes shall be presented for redemption and
hus specified viii to be charge upon the und
10 the bands Of tho Superintendent for thai purpose.
Apl9 sw6n o. w SCHUYLER, sgperntendens.
VNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
GURNER n Co., No. 80 Cedarst, Hsw-York
in auofhr