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The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Commercial.

HlcIMAY COURIER OFFICE,
Saturday, May is, 6s-
COTTON-Ycry little coming into market,
and buyers are now paying 25I cents, (tax
paid
r.n1nn,..,rr,sc 1rnrIrntr
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

made Furniture, call on Charles OsN all, at
his new buildiug.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

Parties desiring POLICIES OF INSURANCE
the old reliable
application to him his Office on Clinton Hickman KY
janlS-u SAMUEL LANDRUM. Agent.
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BY Telegraph Nav YORK May =.
CoTroN-NOninally unchanged; sales OF
go bales at S0tS03Ic for mIddHng uplauos.
closing with no buyers at over 5D12c- .
FLOUR-R Receipts $500 bbls; market dnl5
and slightly % favor Of buyers; safes 0,o0y
bbls 81 IS 2509 60 FOR super state and Vest
for extra " esterD; 81 Goals % for white
wheat extra, Sc 75al3 80 for round hoop
Ohio; sll O0gl2 - for extra 81. Louis 81
Scale for good choice do; California duIl
and declining; sales Of $50 sacks at 81
2501 ID Is.
RYE. FLoUR-Quiet; sales OF go 0bls at
Co.'s MEALS eady; sales of $50 bbIs at
s. 50 for City, and SO IS for Brandywine.
WHEAT 3g4c better, with moderate
export and home trade demand; sales Of
1900 bushels at 81 20g2 Is for No Spring;
81 2515 for Nos. and mixed do; g 30 for
No. do; g 20 for Winter Red Canada; g
RYEFavoIs buyers; sales lO,5OO bushels
al s. 0592 Q6; State 81 1907 Is.
RYE MALT-SaIes Of 800 bushels at 8 05
for Canada.
BARLEY Quiet and firm; sales 400
bushels; Canada W est s. 241z.
BARLEY MALT-Scarce, and advancing
sales $4,000 bushels. at - 30.
CoRN-Receipts 81, 234 bushels: opened a
shade hrmer, and closed without decided
change; sales III 0O bushels; 81 09@l Il for
new mixed Western af1Oat, and closing at
81 099l 10. and 81 IL for Southern yellow.
OATs-No receipts; lSsl12c better sales
Y 900 bushels; SIC for Western store; SIZE
S5c adOat.
STOCK N WAREHOCSE-W heat. 4l2,503
bushels; Corn, ! O69, AS bushels; Oats, JF2,572
bushels; Rye, 50 ,359 bushels; Barley. SIS
bushels; Malt, 2, 472 bushels; Peas, 1881
bushels.
RICE-Qufets at 11@ll1Ic for Carolina.
PROFESSIONALLY unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady and very quiet; sales 80
hhds. Cuba. at Il5zc.
NfoLASsES- Firm and quiet
HOPS-Quiet, at l0945c for American.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet l3c for crude 30c
for refiueJ bonded.
PoRK-Steady and quiet; sales of 1 $50
barrels at SIS S0g2S 81 for new mess ;
closing at Is 50 regular; S2z 75928 for Otd
ditto; closing at 81 81 regular; s23 2593 %
for prime; 50 50924 g. for prime mess :
also sales of 80 barrels of new NJ ess, sellers
last half of une, at SO o..
BEEF Steady; sales Of 300 barrels at SIS
920 50 for new plain mess; SO 50024 - for
new extra mess; also sale of I'D tierces at
s3243s 50 for prime mess; s8 50940 90 for
India mess.
BEEF HAars-Dun; sales OF 20 barrels at
s3l034.
CUT MEATs-Dull; sales OF 40 packages
at 139l35zc for shoulders; l79lSIc for
hams: mlddles nominal.
LARD-Fumer; sales Of l,l50 barrels at
lS9I91sc for common TO prime steam; l91@
@lg5Ec for Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Qufet at 259S0c for Ohio; 30932c
for state.
CHEEsE-Steady at l09I7c.
FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool firm ship ments
OF ~. 600 bushels grain, per steamer, al -
@61zd tor corn, and 654d Tor wheat.
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rhe Money market is well supplied with
capital, and good paper is freely taken by
our Banks and Bankers at moderate rates
OF discount. Shipments Of produce, upon
which bills can be based, having almost
entirely ceased, shOrtens the usual amount
of legitimate paper in the market, and as
our merchants are pretty wei supplied
with means of their own for their present
wants, the application for loans are IN
usually small, and hence our Money market
is very easy. This viii probably continue
until the wheat crop is ready for market,
when a change can be expected.
Exchanged on ew York continues scarce,
and rates are firm at so cents premium per
81 600, buying, and 81 80 per $1,000, selling.
In some instances Ito premium is paid for
large 10 5.
Gold remains at about 1897. The buying
rate here is ordinarily = per cent. under
the New York quotations.. and sales are
made at q per cent over such rates
Government Securities Of every descrip-
ton are active and advancing steadily.
The demand for temporary investments
for the dull Summer months carries prices
higher, for some Of the bonds, than at any
time during the past two years. We give
the following quotations:
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By TBLRGR4PH.
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, May ..
FLOUR-Dun. bat prices unchanged :
sales Of family al SO 75QIl.
WHEAT-Dull; sales at 81 1922 IS for
Western.
CoRN-In Light supply, and the market
firm at IS :.
.OATs-steady al sogsIc, for No. ], in the
elevator.
Co1ToN-Guiet and unchanged; sales Of
middling al 29c.
TOBACCO Unchanged.
PRovIsIofs-DdII and unchanged; mess
pork is held at s28 so: bulk meats I2s<c
and l4S<c for shoulders and sides: bacon is
dull at I4c, l7c and TIC, for shoulders,
l99Is1zc.
LARD-Quiet; sales at 1s1l@Is5zc; the de
ing.
SUeAR-Firm at I39l4c for Cuba, aad
131&9l4szc for Porto Rico; white lie; stand
ard 17GI5c.
CoFFEE- unchanged and dull al 22@
2515c.
BUTTER-Not so plenty and hrmer at
2592Sc.
EGGs-lSc
GoLD-l59I buying.
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xKYANEFD TO INFORM THE PU B.
w Lie, generally, that-we are now pre-
pared to sell county and state rights for
our patent Bed LOunee- This is, IN every
respect, the best bed lounge ever made.
and when opened forms a bed, as perfect
in every particular as any bed in the
tress ever constructed in q bed lounge.
IL also contains a safe for bed clothing,
whether opened OF closed. These lounges
can be manufactured and sold 50 low that
they are bound TO come into petition
with, and a certain to supersede, all
other lounges, since, for the price of a
lounge alone, both lounge and bed. with
a magnificent spring mattress can be had.
In the small city OF Cleve and, Ohio.
during the past six months, $50 lounges
have been sold. at such price as TO net 10
the manufactures profit of S., 000. There
is sure fortune to any man who will take
hold OF this thing. l.. 3. LEONARD * CO..
rs West Third Stree, Cincinnati. [mal9d-w
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st.Louis Marker.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May IS.
TOBACCo-Very strong, but not quOtabIy
changed.
GOTTON-NO th1ng. has transpired.
HEMP-SaIes of old undreSsed at 81 40.
FLoUR-Very quiet and Ianguid; Spring
extra sold at S.; double extra, Sl09u .
treble extra. to fancy, SO 50G14 3.
WHEAT-The feeling IS rather better, but
prices unchanged; prime to choice FAN
ranges at s. 6592 IS; Spring sold 81 COG
81 gI1z, and a lot of fancy sold at 81 l39
81 Is.
CORN-Duil at 8709Ic
OATS-Inacttve, and heavy at 791Slc.
HARLEY quiet: sales of comm on Spring
at 50 10.
RYE-Easier atsI 877z9l ss.
PORK-Sold at S29
BACON-ShouIders BIC clear rib sides
1910, and clear sides l71Sc.
LARD-Nom1nal at lee in tierce.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph CHICAGO, May Is.
FLoUR-Duu; small sales Of Spring ex-
tras at SSaIO so
WHEAT-In fair speculative and ship
ping demand, and l9l15c higher; sales Of
No. l at S292 "; No. 2 at a 9l5z@I 81,
closing at 81 941z TOR No 2.
CoRS-Active and 14@3Sc lower; sales OF
No 1 at S75z 0S8c; No 2 at s7CdS71Sc; rejected
for No. /.
OATs-In moderate request and IGi1<c
lower; sales at 6S96s54ci closing at 680681zc.
No. /. IN store and 81 81 for No 2.
BARLEY-Dul; sales of small lots by
sample at - i0G2 30.
PROvIsIoNs Steady and a shade 10 ore
active. Sales OF mess pork at S2S so.
Sugar picked hams almost nominal at
161z9l7c for country and city lots. Lard
firm sales at 1870,
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NeR Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. May Is.
CoTTON-Dull and has declined: mid
ding 2812929c; sales 800 bales; receipts 595
bales.
ExCHANGE-SteTIia I52]<@I545z; New
York sight &c premium.
GOLD-t401z.
SUGAR-FIrm and unchanged.
MOLAssEs- Without change and FIRM.
FLOUR--Dull and lower; superfine IS 70;
treble extra $40; choice So 80.
CoRS-ReceIpts light; prices firm; yell
low and mixed 81 05; white 81 10.
OATS-Easi er; receipts light.
PORK-Dnll a. So so.
BACON-QuIet; shoulders lie; clear sides
ISc.
LARD-Quiet; tierce 1910.
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NeR Ynrk CatfIe Mnrkef.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 5.
Receipts for the week 6, 299 beeves; I, 232
sheep and lambs; q ,693 swine.
BEEF Moderately animated at q dec me
OF &c, according % quality; offerings fair /;
on sale to-day 100 head extras at lsc ;
prime I71zc; fair To good l6%0I7c; inferior
and ordinary l5Gl61zc.
SHEEP-LAMBs - firm with moderate
supply; extra lO9l01zc; prime 9.99s4c:
common 70 good 7159S1zc; inferior 61S917c.
with offerings Of 2,2l6 head at Communl-
paw and l3 car loads at FOrtieth Street,
heavy corn fed az 9995zci light 99e1<c.
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New FORK Gold and stock Market.

By IeIegraph.l NEW YORK, Nay ..
MoSEY-Very easy at 495 per cent. on
call, with some business at per cent.
STERLING-Quiet at l09l01s.
GOLD-Firmer, closing at 40. The AS
sistant Treasurer sold none.
OVERNAIENTS-Higher, with an active
general demand, closing strong. Henry
Clews & Co. furnish the annexed 4 80 quo
tatfOns: Coupons of 81, 1l51<9lI5aSi do. 20,
1I01a9Il05z; do. "a, I0S5zl9IO8I5: do. 80,
l08559IO9: do. new. 1Iy5<g noe; do. 81,
II05zdII05s; 10-40s. 1880 1867; 7-30s, 1889
1857. It is said that 1862 DOS aud l0-40s
WILSON be in. reduced on the Paris BOurse.
The conversions of 7-30s are expected to
reach $50, 600 900 in the balance o. this
month, which will leave less than Sl00 000, =
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Louisville Market.

BY Tele kraph LOUISVILLE. May %.
ToBAoCo-Sales of o. hogsheads, at SC IS
3SI5 90 for common Tugs to fair leaf
peTnne IS 1893 9j.
WHEAT-S2 50,a2 So.
CORS-93695c.
OATS-S3dS5c.
LARD-I85z6l9c.
MESS PORK-S2S 80.
BACON - Shoulders l49l41<c; clear sides,
l7sz91Sc.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders, I39I31<c: clear
sides, I65z9l7c.
CoTToN-Dnu and nominal.
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900 o be retired between June LIST and July
18TH.
STOCKs-ACtiVe and buoyanL throughout
the day, closing strong az slight reaction
rom the highest point.
Receipts IT the Su0-EreasurYs $500, 0O4 500;
payments, S9,726. 49I; balance, slt0,99l,239.
The Asslstant Treasurer converted no.
COO in seven-thirties.
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To CoUNTRY 3iERcHAoyTs.-W direct the
ATTENTION. especially Of country merchants
TO the superior facilities Of the JoURNA1
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds Of merGantiie WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can he sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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II
illustrated with three fine steel engravings
and eight maps. printed in tint, and sold
this work that viii sell Itself The sub
ject, author and the fine style in which
the b ok will be published cannot fan to
Insure for il an enormous and rapid sale
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBlN, BOWIE
& Co. Publishers, 40 Walnut Street, Cin-
cinnRii. Ohio. marls dtf
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~TANTED-BOOK AGENTS-Men or
w women, IN every township. village.
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European Market.


By Cable.l LONDOS, May E-Eye.
CoNsoL-M Money, 9455998; accounts, $3.50
bonds, 7I1zg7l5E; I. G., $50; Erie, 49,.
FRANKFORT, May &-EYe.
BoNps-Firm at 76359763zc.
BREADsTUFFs-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Firm.
SUGAR-Duu.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. May =.
CoTToey-Receipts, I49 bales; exports, a
bales; stock on hand, $50 bales.
FLOUR-Firm and quiet.
PORK-S29 50330 90
BACON-ShOulaers lac: clear sides, 1Ses
LARD-l95z92lc
EGGs-z0c.
BUTTER-35c.
CORN-8I 90.
OATS-S7JZc.
HAY-SA 90.
BRAS--s33 90.
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BOARDIN

~ 0ARDENG. Mrs D. Carter has re-
- moved TO mr.. John Hewson's large
house, on Division Street. between Second
and Third and is ready TO receive as many
day bOarders as viii give her call She
also has five or six good rooms 70 let.
mavl3 diff Mrs. ID. CARTER
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FOR RENT.

wxOR RENT-HOTEL-T viii have for
rent the southern Hotel, at The steam
boat landing, between Eain and Locust.
possession to be given the Isl o june, 1850
CE aRLES keller.
No. 60 Main Street,
nayI3 diff Evansville, Ind.
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ARcHER.s ENLARGEMENT,


In me northeast portion OF the city, has
Just been laid out into lots, and is offered
Tor sale
AT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property IS situated conveniently
o the business portion OF the city. and not
ar from the N ain Street line OF street
RafIra ad. and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close to II. The
ground is
IGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit be tween the ONO
River and Pigeon Creek. u lies west of
the LongWorth Tract Qhe location OF the
proposed City Park, and adJoins IL, and Is
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
60 apply hmm ediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
MCSE1LT s. SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph.l

BY IeIegraph.I NEW YORK, May ..
The Dry Goods market continues Ian
guild and depressed, although staple goods
are not quOtably lower.
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81 90

81 90
KYILL BUY ONE OF COLBYss
Wv CLOTHES W RINGERS We yVarra nj
them in all cases to give satisfaction. No
use to pay eight or ten dollars for a COM
plicated Wringer, that Is not as strong,
and will not do more or better work than
the Colby Wringer. Buy a Colby Wringer
for 81 90. and IL after using It two weeks,
you don't lee 1t. the money will be re-
funded. VICKERY BROS, % Main St.
Sole Agents for Vauderburgh County
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The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. ]. Lowry Il Co, Bankers, No.
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
q. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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TMPORTANT TO STEAMBOATS,.

will sell the best quality Of Coal, equal
70 any on the Lower Ohio. TO steainb boats
al 10 cents per bushel. with privilege Of
towing. a. i. SHOTWELL.
Inayl6 div
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On Locust Street, next TO Journal cGbme.
TTH LADY MI VI NJ D. RS Ann
n friends o The Division Will giua q
straw berry Festival As above, on I1gTEas
day and Friday evenings of this week, fr
the benefit Of the order. and 90 Creaal q,
fund for the more thorough dissent narlo.l
Of Temperance nriEcip rs..
II is proposed 20 make this Festival flaza
most sum ptuous and elegant entefEals-=
ment of the season.
The Well-knoWn CHAR ctefs OF the LEasT
Managers is guarantee that no iablr
Will be spared 30 make b. agreeable aaal
pleasant TO all VINO may favor them VIA
a call.
GOOD music has been engaged lar tna
occasion.
COME ONEf COME " ~ ~
Admission IS cents. IIcEet- for sale sa6
the Bookstores. sherwood House, a9.N
Journal once. may16 dtf
nOAHnTNG.-G0Od boarding can bo
- procured - also. lodgings for aeET
single geutlemeu-frOnt rooms, large ans
al-y location, near buSinesS-by applying
At the corner Of Second and SycamOFE. 90
10 HODGE, CARR CO., % North Water
Street fmayZ6 diW
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CsTRAYED OR sTOLEN-COW-F
- my premises. on Wabash Avenue, AEr
dependence, May 18th. 1868, "a fine uEew
fresh milch COW. white back and bel.F
with pale yellaW sides; white face, ear
marks not recollecied. A liberal reWaEE
Will be gwen for the delivery or for Ia
formation that may lead 20 the reC0wewf
Of said COW.
WI. q. MCDOWELL
Cor Fourth ST. and WABASH Avenue
male dat
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DIR. A. WEBER

Formerly OF HOpKinsviue, KY
QGers ais professional services to the c8tE-
&c OF Evansville.
Residence on Inlrd, between Cherry AGA
OAK Streets
once over tae POs,"Cntf f.a-- dsm
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On Locust street, next 70 Journal oaaus.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
PROPOSALS.

(NROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT. TO CONTRACT
~ oSeparse sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title of 10 which elates the OF the bidder
and the OF s Will he received this Office
until II O'Clock A. NJ OF Wednesday, July 1855 for the
sructon follows MISREPRESENTATION 2) in Sew
Ninth avenue 10 Seven,y-seventh street; tspeci.-
6catlon 23) In Second avenue, from Seventy fourfh
street N and through Seventy frat street 10 near
avenue and In Third avenue, between Sxysrth and
sixty ninth Streets (spccbcston 2 Forty second and
between Egth and Ninth avenues, aud
In Forty fourth between Seventh and Eighth avenues
Specification 25 Sixth and Seventh avenues, between
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets specfca
ton 26 In l22d and 1881 between Third and Fourth
avenues (specihcation 90 In William street, between Pine
and Cedar Pearl street. between BeekmAn street and
Peck slip; Park street. between Baxter and Mulberry
Streets and' in Water street, between Catharine and
Oliver Streets Specification 28) In Forty third and
Forty sixth Streets between Second and East river
Eleventh avenues, Eleventh avenue, between Forty
fourth streets specification 30 in Second
avenue street 10 and through Seventy
fifth Third Specification 3 to complete
finished In Fifty fifth and Fifty eighth Streets between
Eighth and Ninth and specification 32) In l2Sth
street. between Fifth and Sixth Also for the
sruction Of the following crosswaiks vzAcross West
street. the south side OF Morris street; at each Of
the crossings at Elizabeth and Prince streets at lSth
and Eighth Fiftieth Fifty 6rs Fifty
Fifty ythd streets, intersection Of Fourth
and intersection Of Cottage place aud West Houston
street.
THOMAS STEVENS Crotou
ROBERT l.; DARRAGH,, Aguedact
GEO. s. GREENE, Board
NEW YORK, June Is 1868.
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COAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPASY's
l. cAIiteRSiA EHe8SfA hNp ksHs CHINA. n2
Rates of passage greatly reduced and @ low as any o'hsr
steamer. 9th. above lin. 'es ies,. pier q North river foo.
Of csn.l street, a. " O'Clock noon,
On ist, 9th, 18th and sth.
Essp wssn nS:s Ssy fall a TIE DAY
y %S aSISas .as Gsg'ss s.y,." ssE
,s% ". S - .a
S ss: :Ss sa % ss,
:. \, BABY, Ass.t
MONTE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CoMPAsv
~ oseSss"c1GSst sSs cStfroRsffS.' + r%oGRrssffSS,'
Via Panama Railroad.
THE ET Ap sAbtsSS scTa 1ERANSESESs ~ fSFky sosrH
% az are, % q
from r,.r s sarrnpAY; ,.Y; ., Jgly noon
-pfp B. n. cARRrNoroS, Agent,
WILLIAM a. wi WEISS, 3 SP''s Pe..iasst s.ss
CH,virs DANA Vice Presidsnt,
"a Exchange place, New York.
C.EAr SEDUCTION IL .!nEIoHr
" TO SAN ER4NcIsCo. VA PANAMA
s,..m.r Vme rac'hc Ash s'eansAip co"pa''is istzox.
-, s.i,.r o. WEDNESDAY,, ja,h ''' -
Per p2usd. "a cen.s.
sbou. days advance OF sSipns.s BY NORTH Amsrcss
s'=;h Ssy.ryg,: y1.'.s e Jay tPgs
Pier ~, n. r., foot Of Causl street
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every Thursday three O'Clock r. ~ prs
cisely from Ter No North river.
EAGLE, Captain n. r. Greene .Ju.y
COLUMBIA, Captain Z. Van Scs. July
MISSOURI Captain q. W Palmer, via July IL
All letters must pass through the Post ONCE
For freight or passage apply to
GE6RGE b. HARRISON. President.
No. Bowling Gt-es.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
Steamships ot this limo will lsave pier No North river
O'Clock r. NJ. ss follows:--
CORTES. Nelson. Saturday, June "a
Freight taken for 81 Louis Mobile and 9svssoa ., through
fAks
al Ok6hWBLL 90. ss Wssl street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR'PORTLAND.
lVl reduction fare and change OF days of saling
The steamships DIRI0O and FRANCONfA will leave pief
S East Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock p y.
Passage to Portland Including sateroom So; cabin
sage -. Meals extra.
These steamships Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points in Canada
and the West also with the International Steamship Com
pany for Eastpor, Calais and st. John N. b. also with
steamship Csroa for Halifax, s., leaving Portland evsy
Goods forwarded parts of Maine Freight received
daily Bills OF lading signed at onics pier.
For freight or passage apply to
+. AMEs Agent pier 80 East river.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RATLR0AD6.-
IL Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York via Hudson River Rail-
road rteth street and Tenth and II 30 A. NJ and
s45 30 and II p NJ and via Harlem Railroaa Twenty
siyh street and Fourth avenue at II A NJ and 446P n.
The $50 r. N. train via Hudson River will run On
Sandays
Sleeping attached to 80 and II P. n. trains
Drawing attached to 8 A. N. train
WILLIAM III. VANDERBILT. Vice PreAidont.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
f1RoroN AouEpucT DEPARTMENT.

(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" To iron founders.
Sealed proposals endorsed "PrOposal for pipe also
with the name the date OF s Offering, will
received at office Rotunda, City Hall Park, until II
O'Clock A NJ of Wednesday July 1862 for the supply Of
Q50 feet iron Water Pipe twenty inches diameter 900
feet iron Water Pipe twelve inches diameter 900 feet
iron Water Pipe six INCHES dameer 5000 feet cast iron
Water Pipe four inches diameter and about 81 tons OF 1000
lbs. of Branches Special Castings Specifications and
forms for bidding be obtained application At this
Office. THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l., DARRAGH,
GEORGE S. GREENE,
CrOton AQueduct Board.