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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-06
RAILROADS..

Steamers on Mississippi River, and trains on
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad connect
with this line at Memphis.
Trains on Mississippi Central and Mobile
and Ohio. Railroad connect with this line at
Humboldt.
Two daily trains run through from Memphis
and Humboldt TO Louisville without change
Of cars, both trains making direct connection
at Louisville with Jacksonville Railroad, for
Cincinnati. indianapolis, and all important
points North and East. Baggage checked
from Vicksburg, Jackson and Canton, to Louis
Vile; also from Memphis and Humboldt to
Louisville, Cincinnati, and all important
points North and East. ~-
TAsk for Tickets via LouisviIIe--1
Express Freight Trains run through from
Louisville TO Humboldt in % hours, and TO
Memphis in 81 hours.
Through bills Of lading for shipments 20 all
points on the Mississippi Central and Mobile
and Ohio Railroads issued by agents Of this
line At Cincinnati and Louisville, and by
agents Of the Trunk Lines from Boston, New
York, philadelphia and Baltimore.
ALBERT FINK.
General Superintendent L. a n. r. R..
J-n3d
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-06

Have Over 400 Such Testimonials
AS this, but want of space compels me to con-
clude.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISEASES
And all eruptions of the skin, the SALVE is
most invaluable. 1t does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most .seaching
effects to the very root of the evil
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-06
sADDLERY 4 HARNESS,
Notice.

hEED OF qKEKRAL WARRANTY, fOr
~ nls n thii 0nN
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-06

In coming to this conclusion we cannot
disregard the fact that vast amount of the
rights and property of our citizens depends
on contracts founded on considerations like
that of the case before US; NOR can We over
look the circumstances under which such
which they were founded, was for upwards
Of four years, almost exclusively the circnla-
ting medium of the country-issued by Gov
ernments having, in fact, complete power
over the people, and exercising undisturbed
political functions. It was the representa-
tive Of their rights and property in all pecu-
mary tranactions of private character,
and was, at the time, valuable and convert
able into gold or silver to q considerable
value. 1t answered all the purposes of a
medium among the people, and
immense interests We're acquired by means
Of it, under circumstances Of the greatest
good faith by both parties, and Of large
profit TO the parties who received t. con-
tracts ofthe highest obligation were entered
into, In consideration Of it. and by it, food
and clothing and other absolute neeessaries
were obtained. Under such circumstances,
TO hold that such contracts were Illegal and
void and that the parties acquired no legal
rights under them. would be alike contrary
10 settled rules Of law and to sound public
policy.
The next objection raised 10 the rulings
1f the Court IL that the Mississippi Treasu-
" notes were bills Of credit. and void under
section 10 Of article Of the Constitution Of
he United States, and, to the extent Of the
mount Of them involved in this case. that
hey could not constitute lawful c0nsidera-
ion for the contract sued on. This objec-
ion IL based on the authority Of Craig vs.
state Of Missouri, 4 Peters
lit be conceded that, at the time these
totes were issued, the Constitution Of the
United States was in actual force In this
statTs and that the powers Of this State were
governed By il. in the peculiar Circumstances
4 - condition az The time. yet Il is clear
'nat these notes are not embraced within the
prohi hilton Of that Constitution.
Iney were issued under the ordinance Of
u the STATE Convention Of 26th January.
lo6l, which authorized them 70 be isEuei
Iolely On q loan Of money 70 TIE STATE -
" evidence 30 the individual q the indell-
,dness Of thu State for the Ian. They we've
lot authorized 10 b. iss1ed e. q circulating
and that wa not the policy con.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-06

DIR. MAGGEL:--I take my pen to write you
Of my great relief and that the awful pain In
my side has left me at last-thanks to youi
medicine. Oh, Doctor, how thankful am that
l can get some sleep. | can never write IL
enough. thank you again and again. and am
sure that you are really the friend Of all suffer-
ers. could not help writing 10 you, and hope
you will not take 1t amiss. JAS. MYERS,
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
TETER OINTMENT

Is most excellent preparation for the euro Of that
class Of malades usually termed fr
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED YESTERD

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship CITY Of Paris (Br) Kennedy Liverpool o. Dale
steamship SaIon, lIi1Pt aiot Hamburg as. u,,,.,,.
Steamship Guiding Star Van See HsTr, Se.Fork aOi Hare Man
Esa Terry Gs'.S ss.efFT isa c. d''h'p''
s6 io1ss abr, Bi ar1sto1 AaSs iOe wo. o.
S.s bSs ~ G GSe &ne s T1is ssd wash carver
Bark NJ Levitt lBr) Levitt St John B., BOYD ii''ctsa
Bari Gb5assswsra r YOU Lode ROTTERDAM. FGnsh 3-isss
Bark 4murauth, IIedarn Bremen. C. Lq,us & Co
Bari Bark Ra@oa wilkins l s sSPS' 6 A W. sfg 80 H
Brig cstSsTae tbrj MeDonaa IaraOr Gree II T.rnssn
BIZ g T. Prescott Mills Boston ]. v H.yiIsHd
Rs Carlos G.s nfsqo SBS' L. AH'''' %
Big James Baker Head Port Spsa Jones lSush
Bag Peters Anderson Dolby Island Ga SNOW BafsaH
Ser Job" Nose Heel Ss Pfs non A. MSI ISa Co.
scr oas Ireland wna .;s NC G. rs Ss@S.sa ' %s,,
scbt " a soseH Jackson Prosdeaoe q h ssAnIhsn
Sehr Nelly BlOoa6eI HObb., stanford
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
sup soash ,% iaspa' s% J,S'To p''0a' r"'
steamship Aemanuii llisn Meier Hamburg 9th Inst With "a's
Steamship 6or vincent. Charleston July 10 ba. Ps..
Maphy Co. Had strong head wInis the whole passage
pass, TO soman Edye strong ~esIeS
BsrF Gsemunds CPus, KulEen "a dy, 1ia niss sat-
Bs Criterion (B COom5. Rio J,uero days With Ge to
Brs Hsnry Gilbert CBr HILL Windsor plaster to cr.ai
3y pr pet.. cIsnsss: % S.y S Ss :5.i Eis.'s
DAYS slroad iron 10th inst lat q 80 lon o. paAsSisss
Big W saver Leach palermo as days fruit to james Hss
Brig Bestc Bruche Jsnro 81 days with oIe &c. Ma.
brs Tib CBr Keatug e days with eofe Ia.
SER Mar Borden tOfP H. Leblanc Bridgeport B.. IL Ass.
scl oy.i Arch (Br Bradshaw Windsor S. with platter 10
SeS Kate EeoiSOr,h Adams Bay C. B. Day, with coal 10
SSh Madeira (Br Yugsut IS days With rubber &c. 70 H.
srh r Keese Krch days with rosewood te to VITA
Scbr t. + Baker Kelly Iiug,n DAYS With cos to master
Constitution smith Wilmington. n c. d4""'h nav" 'Sess
BEa iammins Bird (Brl Stevens Windsor s. plaster crlna.I
Ssa Wellington tr) Eagles windsOr s. sdiy' With pI,ssss
si TsIto5 Sskerson BspEor days With lumber to
Scl. Angie AmsbuIy Amsbury, Rohdoa for Boston -
schr l. w Pierce Collins Bsnsof days 10 hS'yohe has'
SeIr A. Yaneleaf Yauceaf SOrwak
Sehr Trident Jameson, Rocksnd
Schr Romp. Mitchell. Lubec plaster
Schr America. Ggeeaiaw Louth Nor"hh
SPOKEN.
Pere-U Cutter July lat % 20 Ion 70 D. Tor Aps'
MaTy Bren"shp july lat so H. Is ~, from Liverpool ss
Southern Beis,hp May lat lon % w. from Carlisle fee
hV MIA % F,pc,bS June 20 M ~ II LOaoo fsr
,,, Wb,tou,ap Juiy 49, lat 4, A. lon bOund
b Kmba-shP. June p lat % 49, Ion "a 30 from Liverpool t's
American rSicashp July Lirsrpooor SeSYok 90. "a
Jonathan cha-bark July e. iOn 60 TO- from HverpooIns
kseo-s5p JUICE T. no lat Liverpool EesYoh
WHALERS.
SpokenIuBe o. lat 90 Is ~ long % 20 w. bark Pina (of We-
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Dabo trumpet West Quod Head Light Saton hi7iay bees
repaired il viii sounded oSy weather heretofore 49,
Portland July Il, 1867
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo'r9S July sssd as e1nP sq Ia Por' Johna Iras
do. Valsnca, Roniou,; scbr Couens, h'yasnr'
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llo,i.,s Of Gankrupt,u.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
tsi Ilr af Iur D. 1900 Warrant n Binkrlptcr issued
, de .ti,e of l6EMAN ORNE oftle CTS % Ncwiork IN the
Csuur ORR ai NcFiok who has been hndgei
Btnfa Position; that the Pa Of Debts end De
hrsv aH7 Pwpc Belonging - eh bankrupt 60 him Or Tor 81, use
Transfer Property hf forbidden by las that a
Nr 81 The Creditor II l Riaknpi prove their Debts and
Avuc~s Of h Ele VII BE- held A. Court Of
BsnLuric 60 hle1 w. Ereknaust n the ty % New
AH- rster seventh day o. August
4 o. ips. A. T. clock M.-Dst.d Jnly ~ lb'
Y MuLRAY. q. s. Marshal,
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PASsENGERS ARRTgED.

FROM BREMEN july lUfn steamship DeuchaadG Victor "
Harinng Krn Bertrand Randebfock Bod Wnse lobe
APPEL G0Bpertz Henry Whams David lie IT. u
Albert Dreya Matt Euenbak Joseph Seha1 =
Mugles daughter and Mrs Sp Bertha Nesh'n, Uts
lotte child Hugo Hoffman H. hckoFnaun Jobs
Rudpby Herman Hirseh H. and Marie oOse Brevmnn Jas
c11a md steel
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Sort s6larSrn's sautirr.

Among the toilet articles which T., the S Sn1tan has
prougn. s1ut 81 the Nile water His Hghness Is forbid
dem to battle in any less sacred water The transport
uon n, very pretty sum OF money. Another Of the
steDs kind Of screen which he uses az
sultan naies him 10 the other people at tina tabts
thont being himself Tradition directs that pro
os ha1l not able TO note either tho appettts
ihn Of the Father Of tho Fahp d1lotess
coaVspivas ryxaa
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TVHia is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

! ttri dsv Of Juv 4 D. 1907 IN hanlruptey
i..,I sgan the VINCENT CHAPMAN Of Providence.
n ts STATE of Ilho. Island the longest period during thr
preceding de sling Of bic petition IA bankruptcy resident
of- CAV u Nss oft tO1nti Of Nev-lork snd state
Of ker .Yof.. h1s teen siaig,d bankrupt, bis
own petition. tlst tr payment II any debts aud dei''
- ans PROPERTY belonging 90 such bankrupt % him, OF Tor h
transfer Of property by la, olbdlsn by aN ihii
meet M Of sld bankrupt their debts pdo
s. or more a.agnees bis estate a be held at The Coat OF
kptrv hou No ~ ro huudei and tUol Bcsi~ay
M ~, CIV OF ge T. before Istae Dao Register.
on the conI day August 1 at twelve o'clock noon Dated
July 10, 1877. IL NJ HsAi
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4roPusals.


UvGrED STATS ENGISERRs OFHCE,(
No SO WArVsr. NiLwsUKBg. Wisconsin, July 10, 1851
IMPROVEMENT OF EAGLE HARBOR,
LAKE SUPERIOR-SRALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate will be
received until July 81 l3j5 Tor removing the rock
from the 90 h gle IArhOr
Contractors viii The price per cubic yard 6r removing the rock
and dpposng places he indicated furnishing a the
labor boats machinery aud appliances Of every description necessary 10
u the work
There eighteen hundred and three 8 cubic yards o. tap
removed siustd n the middle Of The entrance, Included
QgU fe. and in depth less than (l0 feet
Ti, fors be- obtain depth not less than
fourteen q feet At low water -
before the lst OF september
and finished br October 81. 1853
ocs with bonds tdpcats signed By urcies in the
of $1,000 ,- hm Performance the he executed
within sys the time opening the bids haeh bid 70 have
consideration obtain written guaranty OF tgo rrp.be
an, sat ctors evidence bidder possesses the
the printed copy Of this advertise
NE must b. aftirh-d o each proposal.
propols with forms Of guaranty vii be furnished
nom this oiicr upoI application.
Proposals will BE- nlor,e Proposals 70 the rock At haEe
U,rior aud ,atfrs.eito Bryet Colonel T. b. WHEELER
If Enpue
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VNrIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
,aes DAY Of Jay 1901 wa1anl IN B,3rnP'S, was '.aa
H. oroty OF New ORR Seviork Wbo has been admed
Rnkrpt Petition, that the payment q" any Dents
delivery 81 any property belonging such Bankrupt 70 MN or Tor
hi. u anl transfer Of property by him are forbidden o Jaw
t meeting Creditors ~ the said bankrupt 70 prove ,he fo''
choose one or more Assiynees Of bic Estate will be hehtta 'onH
on Bsrtruv to holden a. 80 Beckman H. ieoner Of Nassau
m. Ctv Of New York beo E James T. Dwight Register on me
ssh lay Of August D. 5oi a. twelve oeo1s mael Jhy ~
l3l'. ., - =. W -. -.
Southern District Of Ncv-lork.
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| MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Sets....1.b Moon Rises ....'s"
1
Hook 1871 Hell Gate. bu
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THNsWRN DKPiKrNENr OFPicE - THH{
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, July 2, 1917.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> until y o'clock August y 1851 for furnishing ae
material penmul the york 70, tie basin retaining walls Of The
propo.ei Barge oGc beag portion Of the Battery EInson Ne"
fork CIV
and specifications be At Ills oce 'ni on application 20
Col J. More Superintendent Of Repair Custom House New YORK
ID the plans
spec3ous AID o t, advertisement they s not be considered
Zach i bond ui two responsible persons
" - 0N tlst Che il~r r and execute thr contract
n awarded him. H0' 10 e pnore by The United states Dlcs
judge % CIsri Of fhr United sfff.s Court
the different psas will be- rsceeel All '
Department che night reject all tue bd Il be
srn~di rr 81 .ntcfs. 10 do
ineoscl scale. envelope Endorsed Proposals
frreaIg va &c., barge OA NEWTON CIV anf addressed 10
5lpensls Architect lsefsar Department ash'ngton D. O.
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T7UIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

rYUlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
..yteeuh day Of Ju A. D. a7, Warrant in Bankruptcy va
.,ue against Ests,eot HKNRY GILES Of Nenlork CITY ne
Newiok, who lcen adj1iged
Bankrupt petition that the payment II an debts ava o.
~ ~ pv propery borrn. such Bankrupt him. for his
rc sti property by him. are FORBIDDEN by a~ at
en az the Creditors said Bankrupt 10 prove tir debts snd
a. o.e one on more Assignee Estate viii be- held Court Of
B,uErB Il, holden No. DekaaHi comes Nas,su IN ihe
m before Dwight Register on the thrteth
l,y OF Jny D. 1907 At Y o'clock m.-Datei July 49, 1901
-'' " '''' " " r. MURRAY
A. s Marshal. Is Messenger
Southern District Of YORK.
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eleventh DAY Of Jay A. % 1877. Warrant IN B,nLupty
Eiat~ 81 ELISHA G. HIBBAhD he ,i1g cd
NeyYor r County Of Ne YORK add State Of New York Who has
bis petition; that TIE payment oi
AM, d m deliver oil uv property belonging such banui him.
r transfer Of properly BY hn, are ouniel ny
Crrtoh the sd bankrupt 20 prove thef
f-b, and 10 Assignee Of BIS Estate VIII be- hel a,a
C f ankmpfry holden the ofce Of the Register No ~,
uo hundred Broadway u the CITY Of New York Room No
:, -. o'.i.-! 81, a, Dated .J,l, 1901 Il. MURRAY,
Y. S. Marshal. Messenger
Southern District Of New -AOrk.
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REV YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
igs7 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMkAClNG JUNK .. 1901
p,,.pssr Station 10 Scsrok oosr wnty sevsuth iHi Foa
ave Eutgsucr on Tsrutt -6cyeuth-sL

TRAINS LEAVE SRw-ToGK;
Por Haven Bridgeport 100 800 (ELA lid n l2l9
NrD. 90 OSrl 345 4 70 und 90 tEr) p m. 80.
Miioro staOfd Fairaei, Southport snd "esipot ~" lp
Fo SorfsE 100 oo OK ll9os IL i2i5 r) 900 (Erb
as 80. Ok a5O. zoo tEr1 "a.
Tur Darien. IT, n. as, ~, DO
For Greenwich 100 go tl.J0 1t5 fA, ID go p m
For Stamford 200 eco III 300 3Oa ~ Rl3 (LL I'D 100
Or as 40 (Erl AG. 90. go, 300 lEHl y m -.
Po and ineneti stations. 100 800 IO m Ei'
3t5, 40, 80 Go ,. ..- - -.
For Boston via SprnfleI (Er) 40 Or, 400
Fof Bovtou Shore Line y u tEr }, 800 ~. 49, go -.
Springfield 400 (kI) ll3 800 (ELh 800
p ~, ,,t. 4, a.,
For Hartford Pio,dese AMI F,hl Railroad 90 (Er) a. l2l'
For Eevavs NsvIondon and stonugon Rio'd at 900 n
y - 900, BOop m.
Por Canal Railroad. u - . 20 Northampton
For Houlatouic Railroad. hoo a. ~, 400
Por N.nratuck InIrosd 800 a. m, 1el p -
Por Dsnhnry Norrak Railroad. 90 800 A. N, so p
tO"m'u'1' 'e'P'DS N ~ JAMES H. HOYT supt
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Smns,mtnts.


THE BARNuM AND VAN AMBURGH
l. MUSEUM AND hBSAGERIs CO..
'"O"OOo"Ni Cooi AND COMFORTABLE.
ASOT EnsT WEEK WEEK 81 But S Ssk
Of the renowned American Lilputians.
1870. GEN. TOM THUMB.
W. LAyISIA WARREN sTRATT0N.
COMhoD0RB MUTT,
rue .v,,,vsr =, MISS MINNIE TARREs ,vvo xxovs ON
10, TIKI FACE OF THE GLOBE
MORNING, AFTERNOON. AND EVENING.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT u, EVENING Ara
FASCINATING INA ,r PERFORMANCES AND COSTUMES,
NEw-YEARs CALLS.
I' SUNNI Mg WIFE FOLLY I and 'So ONLY CENT
PGos svSer.z Uyrn lor.H
ANIMATE AND IHANIMATE WONDERS
THE -FOUR QUARTERS OF THB GLOBE
THE EARTH AIR AND WATERS
''''' 'l'' LARGEST MUSEUM on THIS CONTINENT.
ruv Fe9N EyER ~ MUSs r rr \ MTvrn
GORDON cUMMlEq, THE LIoSsLAYERS COLLECTION
PROF. HuTCaISSssjj L5GTTSiSs CALCULATOR
GE ssaRF RE Moskf SRCA EssE6 sF
HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AoUaRiG etc.
OVER 100000 CURl0SlTlS
noSpT Jsy p openi1s Of the PGSToMiMR SEASON O. l.
PoXs Comic Pauomue, LITTLE BOY BLUE will be produced
NlBLOs GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MANAGER-.......... WILLIAM wHEATLBY
THE BLACK CROOK,
RENEWED aud RECoNsTRUCTBD-
SATURDAY EVENING. July ~, -
THREE HUSDRED AND THIRTEENTH PERFORMANCE
FTHE
GREAT SPECTACLE,
When 1. will be presented With -
GRAND PARISIENNE BALLET
strongly reinforced bg lev Arises I
NEW BALLETS, COSTUMES AND MUSIC!
hsrsion's great
AK IIIUNINATED BALLROOM,
IN which viii be given
GRAND CARNIVAL AND MASQ UERADE
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
V'ERRACE Acknowledgement.
4 Tblni.aye., between Fhy-eighh and FiAy nlnthds
PHILIP
THEODORE THOMASS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING. JULY 20 AT 8.
Persian (nev) Strauss
Mariana
waltz Buergernn new Strauss
Selection. EAicaine .Meyerbeer
Straea Foow
g. fslaSe. solo for Trombone
Mr. 7. LE1SCH.
(PolAa Maluks.. Arm In Arm (new s.,,n,.
(Polka............." For Bver, newl.'.........) -,
g. Second Hnas...... Favon' Donineth
Overture. Re ROi dNyeto Adam
TO- Song without Jugeud Brnneung Bach
Messrs KLLER and SLhAiIA
H. Grand Po;pouri ltun"reskeu hlsue
H. none
ADMISSION, p CENTS
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WALLACE, one, -. c..u.,..,.a
SATURDAY. July 20
SIXTH WEEK OF MR.
DAN BRYANT,
anl great ofthe
BRILLIANT NEW IRISH DRAMA OF
TILE BELLS OF SIIANDON,
Nb.ce Is received nightly With - , ,
BY CROWDED HOUSES
pronounced hi the press aud public 70 I've the
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND AMUSING
Irish Dana presented 49, -.
asBARRY OLEARY and MICKEY LOOHBf.
Introducing his great speeillties Of 49, 80
sONGS AND DANCE
OLYMPIC TIlEATER.
Tie management Is pleased 70 announce
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
With the accomplished actor and author Mr.
JOHN BROUGHAM,
WHO imported by the charming Conpelenne
MISS EMILY THoRNB
and a talerted dramatic company.
will present bI, almiribe spectacular extravaganza u
COLUMBUS
RECONSTRUCTED. .
with NEW SCENERY, APPOINTMENT aud lNTRoDUCIioNs'
including ... 80. ..,,,,-,. c,,. ,o,,,,c = ,ntps
Ass NJ Boughams excellent eomae1eFA OF
tue
FAST MEN,
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u,o CoNVgNCTpRS

THO CONTRACTORS.
NEAIBB PROPOSALS received nv The Board % CommIs
.ou. 81 o. Park their Oce No D. cou st. brooklyn untI
~ ~ Auglst J. i1t, go . 800.
F,f If. Tap Blocks part o. the Plaza TIE Junction Of
Tibt l Vanderbilt according plan, aud specifications TO be
40. rt To ia.rtrr's Offr co. flr psk.
Tie he ght 20 reject all bls that they
Btf o. r--'n't 90 the 1t1rrsis Of tr Park
prsot,,, I,lt H. lo6s J. n TAYLOR. Controller
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0uau Steamers.

DACtFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONTAIN .
Il JlEOrGU LINE TO CALFORNlA AND CtI'A'
CARRYING UNITED STATES, MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. .,,.,.,..,
s,ame-, Pier No q Noh River foot oil O'na'"
noH' 1hy QUEEN Csp Il p COnnor connecting with COL
1FN CITY. LapHirf. =. g. ........i.. ,ritt
y IuF ii-HENRN CHAUNCE1, tapI H. u Ni"'' ''N~''-7 ~
MONTANA sutt1n. -:t tCp A.
Igfv Nl-glSING STAR, Capt Connecting VAN N-N'''
badi pounds Of baggage allowed free each adult passenger
o8eb al Acapulco those of1s and els; connect at Pana
IN, ain South Pacific pos Isl and lAh oi NeA A
o.. r.,r,. 5tl those OF ld touch al Monzsnilo H. a..
Departure Han each month connects Win ae NV S'"
Panama 10 AntraIa sad kew-Leaand o., - c.. r..,,r.
e4ner Of August 10 closely h steamer Trr
a - -. T,,Gco Sepember g. Yokohama and Hong hong ~
Stah, sfi .tetmT Costa Rca NaeaSah aud Shtngac
H., n,sx,ye tickets further information alpF Tue once Oh
Shs whsTf l5o Of Canalst. North River hewloIs ,-, -.
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-">srN.- = -, ssIigiUus aotit's --.ae-y
Al the Church Of sea aud Land corner Of
~ as the JOHN LYLE pastor good preaching
nd singing eyery SABBATH Oi and Il An and
those reading part OF the city Invited attend s
all free.
Andrew jackson Davis viii speak before the society .!
snriali Hall Ne i East Theeuthst SNDAl A.
III End n o'clock suhes's' Mans Spiritual SuPemacs ~NpS
s,sacs.," "a! S0Si.S A,eaA-
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NEW ROUTE
~ BETWEEN
NE Wy O II X AND b O $ + O y.
VIA
BRISTOL. II. !.
TUF NARRAGANSET STEAMSHIP COMgANiS
View and Magnificent Steumep

BRISTOL. Capt. BgsIAsiS BHArroN, and
PROXDENCE Capt b. NJ. SlnsONs, .
WI commence running Long Island Sound foNDAf Jipe - eV
inc PIER No 40 NORTH RIVER foot Of Ctnht tdoung
Atsuv Pes EVERY AFTERNOON tSua' eIcep,s at O'Clock
connecting BRISTOL with t Boston end Providence Railroad rraehg
with shorter railroad nae than By any oiae rode-disace by
rail q milrt-tims. d hours
Thee te sIe tue lsrge Etsruchest, sni most elegant ever
PLACED uuon Arercsn Of Oo hurhen engine @ horse
poer thoroughly saPong al respects lifted r most sstauA
manner compartments narrow guard boilers beio"
deck. and 18th arrangement tr comfort Rrf safety
In lie number aud Of their S Rooms aud eieut snd splennor
Of
imrs. fnny equal TO steamers
SECUTED tek fg sale. and freight arrangements made
. Ire Once Of the Company on the pier 10 Nev-iork
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gsttar,s anO 3lrrtiugs.
Gb, Gurf.


FASHION COURSE TR0TTING.-TUES-
DAY July mPue and Stake Of 200 Two mile hean
In harness o. W. Dimcks en- sas heh, J. Lo'sWs d. "eh
Butler. d. Maces b. h.. Stonewal Jackson D,r
same d,y stakes OF $500 mile heats IN harness Daniels
b. Ned Forrest j. callers A. HyNards geding T. carpen
ter's b. Jack Lewis ) slAeloNs, rIoPne'oI.
NREAT MATCH FOR S5,000-FASIllON
W SE-TROTTISG-MONDAY. July o. az "a Match Tor
s5 OcO two miles repeat Dongays b. M FkAkLhSS m mar
ness; D. SPONEWALL JACKSON under saddle good dAy
SANE DAYslake $500 mile heats in $ W Borst b m IN
harness W. Smiths Gu 10 wagon, Dsnes en- W. oUnh IN
" o'""'-'N' if'f''''''.
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DOR HARTFORD-StOpping at all points on
the Connecticut Ryer-MERCHANTS LINE The mes ana ,c
rant side wheel steamers ESCORT Capt Peree and W W.
Capt Geer leaves daily Sunays excepted from Pier NO. " 2ot %
Absnyst at Returning leaves Hartford from Chhlhs H w.
At IRE ght taken At reduced rates Passenger
unsurpassed Fare 81 No charge or beth Meals and sae
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IREAT REDUCTION-LOW FARE to the
VI WEST NORTH. and EAST via NEWYORk CENTRAL RAIL
ROsD and NORTHERN RAILROADS. and TROY LINE OF
STEAMERS from ~ ~ r. foot Spring st., daily at oeoeh
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EeuJsney Steamboat Companv
DEOpIEis LINE OF STEAMBOATS,

SAKATOGA, RQTLAND, BUFFALU' HSH MI22gg
- PENSION BRIDGE7 MOUNT MAhSFlELD, ard W hiIE
MOUNTAINS via BURLINGTON and all points North and West
ALBANY DAY LINR-The steamboats, C. VlBBARD and pAnlbb
DREW will AFTER MAY 10 leave Desbrosiest at ~ tnu
Thirty ourtbsi 8:i5 for Albany landing 1onkffs Coi
Point Eewbugh Poughkeepse kinebeck. Bristol tasA
and Hudson ferry connecting Athens Depot by special tram
With New-Y Central and Renfer and SaratogA kalA VIZ
SusqnehunA Railroad at Junction aai
without change Lake Champn steamboats, a. se
fe,te Alhahv A. 9 a