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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07
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NEW YEARS EVE,
DECEMBER 31st, 1869.
CARSON E'EsEkTEE HALE.


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n ltasa, I VI Fe,.sa
Co. l, Cib.,, Judre n WRIGHT.
cop,,rTTrp ~, INVITATION.
DEB : Mason Fred Turner,
Mai. Harry Mighels Henry A. Rhoades,
Hon A. Treadway. Frank Ludlow,
John Hereford Henry Kraus
-, - - ~. NJ
= = XII iiarry nav
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III, - - 7, 7 ua,,I;n
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Hon. :. c. VIZ ght, Capt. F. D. Todd,
NJ. Mcneil, George Fryer,
joe Rusenstock, Capt. &. Ii. Mash,
oscar Greenebaam, Washington Small,
Marshall Willard John Dorsey.
sam. HYATT. E. d. Sweeney.
George Ienovich, Henry Lufkin.
Miles Reese, James +. Deiley,
Geo Thomas, Louis NORRIS,
nls.or -hu,ler' S,s,,I.1 49, Ill.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07
DIED..

In Genoa, Douglas County, New, on Monday,
December 6, 1869, Ka.e, daughter of X. W. Boil
len, aged years and mouths.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
the funeral which will take place at two o'clock
to-day from the residence Of her parents, in
Genoa.
, 1869-06-09
THE SOUTH.

Political Arrests in GcorEin-Mur-
der Of u TnEtcd States officer ut
jackson, Mi4s.-Tenneaeco Politics
Southern Press A1soctntlOn-Ad-
dress OF the Conservative Republic
cans OF uissisaipri.
ACQCsrA, ca, june "a letter to the Chronicle
6ayB the editor OF the Whtrtnton Ctit7o and
other citizens were arrested to-day, II WaHcu-
there from Atlanta yesterday, With two comra.
niea Of Infantry. They arc now IN jail. surrounded
By strong force Of mil4tta- The excitement Is
great The Arrest e presumed to have gro*u out
JAckboS, AisA, June s-BEeEet Lieutenant Col
onei Joseph g. Crane, commanding the Fourth
Military District and Acting Mayor Of this CITY,
was Killed to-d4J hs E. n. fe1Eer, IN dlmcults
Ing Oh the property Of YerVer, IN default Of tue
corporation tAIex The btA1I had no reference
wh8teYer to pollttck. Colonel Crane entered the
was htld In hls., esteem By this community. Ter
ger arrested and confined It the ba11e6-
The Conservative Reo1hllcans Of Aisslaaippi
hAFe tAsred = call for convention on the 80 Of
Fshf Feld, Warner, AooI,nan, 4nd othersL They
claim to tE the true exponents Of Grants roiiey,
lepudlats the Executive Committee and cfkaotEa-
tons o. ne e1sme ltadicais; insist tnat taey ars
plan: ADVISE 6nch c.1ursc VIII promote ha1uo-
ny and fzate7Eai feeling between men OF Ill sec-
lions ana eoi91A aad ~ IN conclusion: "Ee can
eeeEn3 10 be f2sot1bly received.
NASHVILLE, June at-A report Is current to-daT
th1s the prest an! 7ime*, Radical the ne11opoIi-
t4u organ Of the 6tokca party, r. Abost TO cheuce
ownersnlr. and viii, IN few DAYS, run M t6e
The Southwestern Press Assoc.A.ion,1 4 having
completed ia bustaess, Adjourned tals atterpooa
Metchsats' Exchange tendtTed them By th
Nashville nenbefA
, 1869-06-09
oI Fout,Ac--Who. during the roceas, held oE'en~2t


TDutlAC--WnHt HU1lIs kaH 4esS>aS, AG@a 24tA~2Al
EVENING SESSION.
The tabernacle erected for this meeting wa4
IzI11:4ntty lighted With gas, and seated for Atol
rx1 pic hut WIZ too Snall to hold the Immense audi
rnct. After prayer and singing for Jesus hy
Philip ThtI1ips Judge Scott, OF the Supreme Court
Of Illinois, welcomed tia convention on behalf ol
the citizens of Bloomington, He h2n: "ChriA-
uaMty call EertF he adEnipiktrred hy The dcsd
'for1nA Of Law. The State msJ teach science, but II
does not teach religion The crownin2 n1tk Of
ChEisdan education. which Il necessary to ths
highest state Of civilization, IL largely lett to LIE
hands OF the hauta1 Christian Sunday School
teacher.
RsI. n. IopEiey, Of Bond County, responded
% behalf OF the convention
The delegates from I1tRo!4 to the National
Sunday Sceoo. Convention Lately htlf In Stma-k,
\. J., AczEIt McNt11ne, Jacobs md TynX made
thelr feports, and from which It Appeat1 that Ii-
nou u coufc41cdly the banner 3txts IN rtSpcH 70
IT. Sunday School work and organizations II
that neetinR, Il. r. Deecher RtId hls church had
expended 36s, ,ooo for mlsaiou school md It w1A
the bes4 investment not excepting hi Own Ralx1J.
that the church had cTer made.
After short speeches By Judge Cuivef CGtch- Of
Springfield, and Captain hw1an, The man who
canra1aed f1ke County on c1utches for the 5QndsJ
School work, adjourned to O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
One thousand people are expected By midnight
t1zIn2 and MI the churches are to be opened
, 1869-06-09

CANADA.

The Annexation Resolution In tho
Novn Scotia LeKtslasuTe.
uAt11Ax. June a-In the House Of AAsemhty
last night Dr.. Murray Enoved his Annexation reso-
iution, which was seconded By Joseph 8 XcDon-
aid The government resolved 10 2rotd discus
sion and to prevent vote being taken Some
members opposed 70 the government voted to
hare the queet4on taktn, but The Fezt Of the
Housc, twenty aiI naembers voted AE11nst IL thus
throwing the resolution ont Of doors. The H6zse
win be rforogucd On Thursday.
, 1869-06-09

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
Nxw TQRx, June s

un ,y,
epeet4 oesp"'eo w A1e oal11eo 14puAe-
~" AoAA' JULIO ."
AoSkf'
MONEY Was saa1p demand ~ PEI een' CD
call laele esaaeuu! IN euosE 70 'oe1 up cur
rne5, ana Is Il o1ntea tnat ne !seas4lf caqoe w.
1olned tne bears. eo'a Is sa95anle' inesc Il nota-
ing nnt o1okc1a' matRet' "lIh atd nse8alas Ana
uncertain aoctuat!onA.
BONDS
Government oonds oee1lneo IN the MORNING, out
partially recovered ana CLOSED ulM NoI3n IAEu-
lnA and Tennessee bonds were assaAed Min
reports thas no psos1s1on ~oula oe
made lot the next sefntannuAl intcrcft aud setd
ut ao1ne decline The Treasurer Of the etate o!
Loulal&na has g1Ten notice thAt LIE Interest coa-
pona on MI LOUISIANA State bonds H1il he paid rs
they mature On presentation ut the Citizens NanI
Of Louisiana and At 1hc Bank Of America IN thls
city.
RAILWAY suAREs, fTc-,
have shown much excitement with vide nactoa'
tlons4 with feEe'ish apd unsettled tone n. !.
Central sold a. low a. EN- Ae2ding Wy, Acal'
gan Southern 1oaEs, Pittsburgh aeH, hofsawes1tfa
comrncn W, nos1nNeslefn p5eaelIeo u4A, Eo@A
leland 11S5S. Fort NoJne 1o6H, fadnc NAL u -
anu Hudson laah. At1nc accnae t0ese "a4 atAs
buyng, 70 coser previous specolatlFe saea ana o1
the ia1ge holders Of stocks, which carried ps1ce!
up very rapidly 1Eon one 10 tnfee pei cen
The. market continued buon9 uoM ta'
| oeloeA se4slon VI hue otoNh 1-A@HAae
, 1869-06-09
RELIGIOUS.
llltuot. stnte Sunday School Con-
yCRGloQs

Illinois stnte Sunday School Con-
vcnti0ns
6ptctA Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
D1ooxIfGrox, III, June g.
The tenth annual sesston Of the Sunday School
Convention opened IN This place Al O'Clock this
afternoon. Nearly thousand pessous were pres
ent Opening prAItr by President Muncill, Of tbs
Illinois Tesleyan University.
4 permanent Organization WIS Effected u fol-
1oVs: President D. L Moody, cnscsgo; VICE
Presidents, Rev 4essrslsears, Fanda,ts: l'tooks,
Decatur: drten, Delleyillc; State Secretary, Il.
Post, Springfield; Financial Secretary, George h
Leonard. beasd5town; Corresponding Secretary,
E P. Porter, Chicago; Executive Committee,
AessIs~ TJnS. Jacoes, REYNOLDS Esr1cztou and
Gl1lttt
Brother Moody. On taxing the chair. paid IN A.
fecttoc1te t1tbute to the memory Of that mos.
eminent leader Ii the 6uuday School Nork. the
late III. Pxrdoc, Of New Tort.
PraJer and fodrcsa By Ret. Dr. Bu7uA, Of
Chicago.
Pnlp Philips led the dnsins, and VII DO 70 the
Whole BeAstcn.
After short speeches b. Brothers Re1uolds md
Jacopa, txo stsaet preacher werc Appointed
Rev. III. Wsnes, of Springfield, md Judge Cn,Ie1,
, 1869-06-09

Kxx o7lLAxR, June R-E3T1pH-HAs advanced
T.: IutddtinE1, ~; asses ls3 bales: Eeeepta, ~
.No4KTInILi;c44, lHA:: exchange. rtuttns. lk1H:
hcW York kaxht. = dlAcoant
hazAps7E1Ts-f!our-flrneE arg, esea: aeob!e
ettA. 4AE3: tIthlc exfr1- &&-A CNn7;Sc1fee II
sIta Oats-1a:3c. Rna sl :.
,fkny191px3-hatou- i4kc for ahou+de1, IA Tor clear
&epts. ~
eGRocx9tEt- -SnSas-Ccnrou. sk1Iote: r1i1ue 13A
NtHrxE Aol.asea- a-FettaeutlnE. As9ae
, 1869-06-09

PTr1BCxdH. juno ;--Csndc petroleum 9uies And
weet Sale: Lou ~ .ele1 J9ne :; ~ IL 1ns s stte
JAY u Dtrrfnber At ltkc; ~ offered for 1aaA r.
hned vuv quits and weak and p.tsss atFhsly dtcn<d
July. Exc for June slAtA<k offered end aste July
August and ferftrober, &c: 1uly 70 0ecet2bet HAc
, 1869-06-09
ALBANY z.

Proceedings IN she National TYPO
graphical Convention
A1aIKr, June s-la the National Typographical!
Convention Isaac y, George WA8 elected PTesi-
dent tecF1ftnH &s votes to ~ for Daniel ". Flynn
and ECl.teflng.
.-etc1 j. Crowley wAs elected Fist Vice Pred
.,cut; ": R. GeodnouEh, Secand Vice President;
John Collins, Secretary md Treasurer, and r. a.
Shields, Corresponding Secretary.
The committee on The SpnnSteh contested Beat
ca1e reported u favor q admitting Mr. Hieg!nA
eotnery, AlA; Burlington, 1owa, I'D jackson.
M1rh
, 1869-06-09

Row the Verdict In TIC mcconnell
Murder Case il Kecctvel-Tho
Democracy Preparing for shc Enll
CnmpalEn-O1d CnnAt EcFIp-Thc
Eighth District CollcctorshiP.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
srHrEuY1E1n, Ill, June $.
The verdict Of "not guilty" In the case Of Rob-
anson. charged with the murder Of General Nc
Con1el, caused much comment on our streets this
afternoon, although the verdict is In accordance
With the popular feeling here,
The democracy OF SanR2non are preparing for
the fall campaign The convention for the nom
tuAa5n Of county ot1cers, comes % on the 1tth
inst The nnlnes Of The candidates aEe legion,
and he eutton-hold1nK procltritles Of candidates
for once Is daily demonstrated On our etreeA
Corner groceries arc reaptng t1eh harvest. and
arr made.
The Reaper Manufacturing Cornpauy, Of Rock-
ford tled articles Of association to-day. It's cap-
vi stock ls t19,0oH
Old canal scrip to the value Of t1,6s. WIS paid
to-day ~ the State Treasurer.
district. rio NcCoot, whose resignation
been made Known. Colonel L. b. coot's
name h.s been dropped, and the n2z1e Of John T.
HaI7eE, Of Fl FaSo, Wood1oru County, comes up,
and the t2cc i between hin aud Hon #. W.
Sellers Of T1zeHcl The Claims Of each arc
good, both having been warm and active workers
friends lnsIt thxt his cla:m4 arc the strongest
How matters Will stand Ia yet doubtful and will he
untl the Anal disposal Of Gene1A AcCooks reslg.
, 1869-06-09

1n4EfEHtU VE0Uk21tEVP7kt81E OF
BOSTON,, June s-The American Institute Of
Homeopathy elected sthe following ot1eer1:
R1bu1n Lodan, Of Chicago, President: u. H.
Beckwtth- Of Cleveland, Htee-rrestaent: l. F.
Talbot, Of Boston. Genfra3 SecretAry: Timothy r.
Kellogg, Of New York, Treasurer. Tie institute
vas rpo.te1 clear Of debt One hundred aod
nfty-thfcS new members have been admitted
, 1869-06-09
Au1tFf1As
sCEZ CANAL DIPLOMACY

AuAtFfH4
SEE CANAL pIr1ohACY.
VIENNA, Maya.
The Austrian Government rtf0Be4 to decide IN
the matter Of the neutrality Of the Suez Canal,
without the advice ind cooperation Of France
TH1 LOCATION or HUNGARIAN 1H0oEA
PHrH, June s.
The Opposition party aEu determined to move
for . withdrawal Of the Hungarian troops from
provinces bordering On the Riyer Latha, unless
the government il able 10 offer a4ttsfActosy ex-
planation for their employ ment there
, 1869-06-09
New York Woal Market

NEW Yokx. JuDeA
!, oot Matktt rcry d1n md prizes Without ehanse
IL We .dtf t. ~ woel yst e1sae iEvn optaes, n
naase NEt " feeling Esst pgacsa etced tht open
~ St q lats sea&ou the sest 1l probably p 0n'
p&os1Aosc 70 ope14tes1 fruspee4 Rx4 Mt &1tfE4fn&
, 1869-06-09

Vote for ConErcHamnn In the Third
lllinos. Conxre~sionnf District.
Dispatches from the several towns In the Thirl
Congressional District gtvc the following figures
as the result ol yesterdays election:
, 1869-06-09
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
WREMN,
ULLmANN
& CO.,

Bankers and Brokers,
Southwest corner" Lake and
Deardorss-sfs., buy and sell
at most fazr0rAble rates,
Government Securities,
Cook County Bonds,
Chicago City Bonds,
Land Warrants and Col
legc Scrip,
Gold, Coupons and Sitrer.
We execute orders, by TEL
egraph, at the H'e.o York
Stock Erch1nse, for pHr-
chase and sale, or margins,
Of Stocks, Bonds and Gold,
charging same commits
sio,.s aS.1xao York Brokers.
Deposits f.eeeired and did,
c7.<xE interest nlEosced.
FERD. s. WINsLOW,
Foreign Banking Office,
No. q South Clark-st.,
Loomis Building, sells
Gold and Gold Checks
on New York, at New
York rates. Drafts for
sale, in sums to suit, on
England, France, Ger
many, Scandinavia, 60.
, 1869-06-09
Italy.

POLITICAL DISTURBANCES 1t cArAIoklA
FLa1KSCE, June g.
There havc been FERROUS disturbances At Cats
lonia recently; no particulars Al last accounts
order w1a restored
, 1869-06-09

actuated BY desire 70 possess himself Of The one
thousand do1la1s EeEa1u t1T1gety Assaulted
4esfJa. Barnes and Robinson, Of the prtsonef1
counsel, upon the Public Square Fortunately,
tie gentlemen were speedily reached from the
contsmtnAtinx touch Of the FowdJ@ who WIS r.
rested and suitably dealt with. This evening tho
popular excitement u remarkably 8ssonc, though.
50 far no further acts of violence have been conn.,
mitted. Whist Will ch2@1rsertze the ensuing
twelve hoUr1 remains to be seen.
, 1869-06-09
First Ratification Of PFesbYseftAu
Reunion

RosrpH, June Sat 4 meeting Of the TresbJtery
OF Londonderry {01d School, held here to-day, the
agreed upon ut New York, WIS nnautmously J
AdQrteA,
, 1869-06-09

CANDIDATE FOE ruE 1uRoNE-

CANDIDATE FOE rI1E 1uR0NE.
AApR1D, June 3.
ItM reported that the DUKE Of Genoa Ia pronl-
neut candidate 1or the Span1Ah throne.
TIE EEGESCY ELL
MApEIp, Jdne g.
Tue Regency Bill Vas rad I urst time tn the
Cores yesterday.
rRouc1oA11ox c4 TIE NKw CONSTRUCTION.
MADRID, June g.
The new constitution has been promulgated In
Ill the Provinces Of Spain Perfect order prrvalla
throughout the country.
CrHAK AlFAIR8-.
A telegrnphic cezpateh bas been received non,
Don Esrinor, acting Captain General Of cnba,
counternandtrg pres1oua requtHtiona for rein
forcernenta. This "a accepted a. IN Indication Of
m Improved Btate Of at1ilI8 on the Island, md
g1ycs great satisfaction
, 1869-06-09

SpraEue and the WorktnEinen.
SKWARK, June a-SeuaiuY spFague, In response
70 = keEcnAde Of Korktn8uen, laSs night, Claimed
70 &c actoatcd solely for their interest.
, 1869-06-09

When quiet had In some znAu degree been re-
Stored, the cour1 said: "Geniienen Of she tufy,
yoa raAs now understand that you Ars ditcn1zRed'
The tulJ then ielt me jury box, when 1hey we're
I second tine he coust-!o1m ranz Win the pop
plAT plAudltA aud again wese peace And of1tx two
things that could nos oe attained WEI bacon,
the foreman Of the inquest and the nEss 1ur5ro1n
to Leave the bsz, WIS seiEeo BY
each hand bJ DOZEN spcctatn<z Aod fai19 hd1ne
from the rcon upon The shoulders Of tho audience.
The re1n1tudeT Of the tcrors receired IN almost
eqrA welcome. and It W1s evident Oh every hand,
that bad their yerttet been otherwise, they would
have been the recipients of tolc1aby rough reeep-
, 1869-06-09

At length, after twenty minutes nad elapsed
aud 10 the excited crowd they appeared to be
tweuiE aEes-lt WIS announced thai fhc fury hsd
agreed upon verdict Amidst the most breath
less st}ence-A quiet that most painfully peryaded
the cUt1re Assemb1aTe-she twelve good men and
true we're escorted 70 their seats BY the worthy
Sheriff, lsaac SlereE.
, 1869-06-09

BKX41ELE23 AEQ1KNGM-
Al half- past o'clock tho court again assembled
The large ball Was crowded to oresdoK1ng, the
EareE,es being clled Witt ladies md the body Of
The hal1 covered With masculine spectators IN
every corner where anything human
few minutes after the Judge, The Hon. Charles D
hodges, ascended the bench, the Vast audience
maintained = most expressive silence, The rus
could be heard distinctly throughout the Lrgee
he
, 1869-06-09

Tue Regency bM WAS rad mt time tn
Cores yesterday.
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- TtONS ola Busy Lf-,
Mahan's Civil Enxn-srsne AMI Bridge taking.
Mrs ualcs New Cook Book,
Cot WhyareFs Travels in Alaska,
Wells Every Man his LaSy.r,
NeG Carnina Sacra.
Plymouth Collection o. Hynns and TuneS
fortune fe,l<r and Dream Book.
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COAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWlsE sTEAMsHIPs.
pAciFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP % %GoxpASrs
cALTFesSin IfssSnH AEb tfSt cafsA. IL
Thsro.gs rs,ss Nav York TO San Ffauei'co;-
oa,:,se. lanas Second SaSa. s's::,sss.
sssmer. o, .as ssove line leave pier No % Noru fS.r
'' csSa 81 s :efi r Il y SS SfNis ssT Each MONTH
except when those dss fA on Sunday 'hsn the day pre-
Ore hundred pounds bassas. free to each .du Medicine
ACC sI ii-AIAsKA, Captain cr,y, connecting with
sIesmr leaving august i eOsnec,. closely With steamer
SofIcE TO sHlfpEes-rrerh, for steamer ALASKA
iss afforded shippers 10 collecting inland charges &C.
apply "a. cOapsnys scsss once ss wharf, foo: q
EoR BERNupA.-THE Al srAMsHIP FAHREE. CAP.
iS;s ol s ss say0 n ssst. ss es's ss:' %
o'clock every ih,ra Thursday suecssdns until fur.
Ia; superior passenger sS SssAs ssssns
frsss scc per bame payable IN Unei STATES gold
For frs,sh, or passage apply to >. NORMAN HARVEY
every twenty days from pier II East river. s'hN.
eIhypFiH?sh, s.ss.% FsG'ps, Tuesday, Aasas.l
CRY OF MEXICO. capsain pealsn' hondav' September
FOR frssA' or passage apgglyX ~. ALEXANDRA z ssoys,
IS Broadway.
E0R cHARLEsToN AND FLoNIDA PORTS.
II New York and Charleston Steamship compsnys arss
class sdesheri steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain NJ. s. woodhnn
on Saturday Aug ats ~. sailing from pier No. North
Superior accommodations Tor paesengers
neccn Nth so souS csrons % Rsreadi % al % poos. soasa
and southwest and with steamers 10 Florida ports.
Goods forwarded tree OF commission
btls OF tading furuishcf and aligned on the pier
Insurance bv this ine onehslf per cent
The CAAAPioN will follow sail Saturday, Au.
gust IL
HENRY r. MORGAN . COZ Agents.
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t'os BOSTON -,
FALL RIVER DIRECT
The world renowned steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Commander BRAyToN, Commandcr SINNouA
will leave alternate dsysJ DAILY
from pier 80 North river,
foot Of Chambers strssA
At FIVE r. NJ
DODWORrHS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY EVENING
This 10 the only line rlnnngA
SUNDAY NIGHT HOAE
PR0yiDENCE passengers By tee above steamers w@
leave Fall River at 8 80 A.. NJ, arriving $40 A. r.
RETURNING will leave PROVIDENCE At r. NJ, makiaG
direct connection With the boat and allowing good niehs4
rest on board each way.
TO better accommodate the public the spendld
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Commander LEwIs, Commander MlLLuA
viii leave (aiternate days. DAILY
(Sundsys sxcepted),
from pier % North river
AT $50 r. N. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPOar
FREIGHT received at pier 81 mp to5P r. NJ,
and NJ pier 20 mp IN 80 r. NJ each evSnfnn
. JAAES FISK. Jr President
y. r. SIMON8, Msnagins Director.
CHA3 II. VALE, General Passenger Agent,
Nsrassnse.t Steamship Company.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

L,OR sALE-A BREWSTER (OF BRoOME STREET.
T. balfsprng Trotting wagon In fine order. Apply at
kfDEE5 Carriage Factory, corner OF Poplar and Henry
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FINANCIAL.


A uGtsf BELMONT co.
"A issue letters ., ss sssa sofascsTp s5 i.ssssT s'' On
10 Paris London rrantfori an Vienna, ana their CORE
ons Tt,s: :d %
RoNDs AND STOCK OF sAxDusKY. MANSFIELD
and sswsrk Dayton and MIeas:a inSi.o.po, pol and
ket rates. By WIN. A. GUEST. Is Wall street
(yAsH LOANED ON REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, Be.
curisiss &C. First and SECOND Mortgages wanted lmus
'' J1sss sss'fs iSS DssSE
EIGHr PER CENT BONDS or THE CITY OF MONT.
" s'~'''' s''''al '' aoxss & Alss'si : iaAcy.
Sass 'of M s y per cent snd accrued year
"a s'si ssa syoe.
hss. soSa. res,Idsa Gas: for
4 MACY q Wal street, New York.
ana soods iasurancs Bank. a.shsat and aanufscisr'
paying good 3Ebssr 'H 'ss; fa
STOCK Broker M. soa 3 .ssqpss,snss.: psns s,s...
M BAN securities not dealt in a, the New York Stock
Exchange Boards special attention. has been
custom with this house for naay years
MoRToE BLISS 4 60,
Circular Notes oircar Letters Credit for travel
'"-'i : sninerca, crsdss available tn all parts Of
MoRTaAoE WANTED FOR BANKING PURPOSES
soS @sd9ess pa fsw worth
SH Ta1s a ASD oNnSS TEhE a
dend cent mas tbs been declared fo the
Se rss vii
be closed from the 9th to the Nth inssn, beth ;as,9sys
Secretary.
pRoTEcTIoN AGAINsT FORGERY: REUBEN vosEs
i Patent Combustion Check, Bill Of Exchange and Pro-
"'0' '0'' '''A'' % ''js fsaTT Is siSns Fon street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LfNR-CHANGE OF
y Time The steamboats, C. vIBBARD and DANfEe
DREW WILL ou and after Thursday JuY leave Desbross
POINT: Cornwall Newbars poughkeepsie rivo, Rhiuebeck,
Csszi and Hudson. Tickets sod baggage checked oS
board toe boats a points New YORK Central Rsnsss
iaer and Saratoga railroads.
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, L. l., August 4 lsdo AMEND.
Il ment TO the Ruea-in ali matches or atsksa t.oed
o.s1 hi, sSsrss % S hs p,olrs;or shs decide M
do mol Judge The according rules then he pr rr
etor shall give bis deoson wh,ch shall be Gnai
j. A. CHAMBER6. Proprsetor.
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THE SARATOGA RACES WILL COMMENCE ON
L wednesday, August 4, and continue days
W. R. TRAvERS, PreBldenk
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TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TRoY.-TaE FAsI.
est elegant evening Steamboats, she world. ThA
vAHDERslLT or CONNECTICUT leaves pier n North
river foot Of Spring street. every evening Saturdays sxcepe
Pare only y So being g les. than r. and 7s sheap1
Falls al points West 10 Sarasoga Sharon. Lake George ~
points on Lake Chsnpan 20 Monrss 20 all points 10 vs
mont ard western Massachusetts Tickets sold and stAse
room: secured q, DoDD's EIprss. Oncss 4ss and -
Broadway, New York, and No. Court street, Brooklyn.
Aga a. s West street. above Spring Passengers landed