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FISHING EXTRAoRDINARY.-This morning, as
the Cape May steamer was taking
in freight and passengers at Arch street wharf,
a carriage, loaded with trunks and other sea-
side paraphernalia, belonging to Mr.. E. G. Ely,
a Market street merchant, by some mishap
slipped from the wharf or boat and fell into the
water. A rich scene, oecasioned by the fishing
up process, ensued, much to the amusement of
the small boys and others of the lookers-on. A
drivers full brass-buttoned livery coat, acciden-
tally left by the owner on the seat, accompanied
the carriage in its bath, and was fished up with
considerable difficulty. Tackle was then pro-
cured, and the carriage was landed with about
as much difficulty as it would take to land a
whale or other monster of the deep, much to the
relief of the anxious individual in charge, who
was the. oWner of the brass-buttoned coat,
which article he took good care to secure first.
FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Or Wednesday evening next the first fancy
dress carnival at Atlantic City will be given at
The Seaview Excursion House, under the
auspices OF a number OF gentlemen whose eXpe-
Tience in such matters will insure the affair a
perfect success. 1t promises to surpass any
previous tete given at the City by the Sea. The
large dining-r0om will be devoted to the pur-
pose, and will be elaborately decorated with
exotic flowers, fountain of perfume, devices and
rare gems OF art.
s.. p. c. A.-Robert McNally was Yesterday
arrested by Reserve Officer Lynd for cruelty to
a horse. Robert, il appears, brought the animal
from West Philadelphia early ia the morning,
and bitched him TO a post at Third aud Market
streets, where he allowed him 10 remain until
late in the afternoon without food or water.
Several merchants in the neighborhoo1 com
planned 10 the officer about the matter, who ar
restsd Robert as soon as be returned. Alderman
Kerr imposed the usual fine.
SUNsTRoKE.-Annie Boyd, aged 81 years,
was yesterday overcome by the heat at Ninth
and Clinton streets. She was removed to the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
Thomas Keenan, was yesterday afternoon
Frustrated by the heat at Broad and Christian
streets. He was removed TO the residence of
Hugh Forsyth, Seventeenth aud Carpenter
streets. where be died last evening.
D~ECIDED.-Tbe Republican City Executive
Committee last night decided that James w.
Bains was entitled TO the regular nomination of
The party for the Office OF City Commissioner
George w. Shuttle.
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BnIumors Proauu.- mnrEs,,

BALTIMoRE, July 2s.-cotton dull ana nomiqally
19Lc. Flour dull. Wheat unchanged. White
Corn, sl'25@12s; yellow, sl0I. Oats, 5595lc. for
new and GlC963c. for old. rive, 9le:@sl. Proyi-
at 81 O2al 90.
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SECOND BOARD.
EINE STATIC l. " y,

ARbB ILLUMINA TING, HTU,
DREKA. 1888 oHESNUr Street.
Gard Engraver and atAsioneT 63l tuths
CLAIMS AGAINST THE MEXICAN GOV
eminent promptly prepared for adjustment an 1
settlement by the Commission now in session. All appl-
cations must be hled before june 1, 1870. Apply either in
person or by letter TO ROBERT 5. LEAGUE 4 90. No
{ % South kEYEkTH Street. PhiladelDhiA
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DRIZE MONEY AMOUNTING TO $3.50
552s7, still remains nacalled for in the Ire ,sa , Of
late Rebellion. For information and advice, given cheer
fully, free of any ehalR e, apply at once, other IN pe.son or
by letter, TO the General Collection Agency, IS.
G a Co, NO. 1856 South SEVENTH Street Phiis
delphia-
WHERE CHARGES OF DISCRETION OR
w absence without leave are made against Soldiers,
Sailors, or Marines without Just cause, through error
the role can be corrected, by calling npe hObkhfS
LEAGUE 4 co. Nc AsSonth SEFkRr Street, Phiia'
oRl0biA.
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND 8UILDERS.-SEALED
Il PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposals for Building
a Public School-house in the Twentieth Ward, VIII
be received by the undersigned at the office, south
east corner OF SIXTH and ADELPHI Streets. until
THURSDAY, August 4, 1870, at IL O'Clock NJ, for
building a Public School-house on a lou Of ground
situate on Eleventh street, below Thompson,
Twentieth ward.
Said school. house to be built IN accordance with
the plans of L. II. Esler, superintendent OF School
Buildings, 10 be seen at the ONCE OF the Board OF
Public Education.
No bids will be eonstiele ed unless accompanied by
a certificate from the CITY Solicitor that the prOvi-
sious OF an ordinance approved May 23, 1850, have
been complied with
The contract viii be awarded only TO known mas
ter builders.
BY order Of the Committee on Property.
n. w. HALLIWELL
100 % &c S0au1 4 Secretary.
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MFssRs. ID HAVEN q BROTHER, No. 40 8. Third
street, Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
u. S, O. q 1856, ll2ASll2hdo. 1862 1915 Slo2di
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HNO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Il SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
Building a Public school House in the Twenty
nrst ward" wil be received by the undersigned,
at the anlce, southeast corner OF SIXTH aud ABEL
PHI Streets. until THURSDAY, Angus 5, 1910, at
~ O'Clock NJ, fOr building n Public School House on
a lot OF ground situate on Washington street, Mana
YunR, Twenty first ward.
Said School House Z, be built in accord ince with
the plans OF I. II. EleT, superintendent OF school
Buildings, 10 be sect NJ the ofice OF the Board Of
Public Education.
No bios will be considered unless accompanied by
a certificate from the Cty solicitor ina me prOYl-
sioDs 0f IA ordinance approved May - 1850, have
Oeen complied win, rae contract VIII b. awarded
only 20 Known master builders.
BY order Of the COMMITTEES on Property.
Il. w. HALIIWELL,
7 20 % 20 80 au1 secretary.
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COLDIERS WHO HAVE LOST THEIR DIS
~ charges are entitled 10 bounty, aud II can be pro-
cursu for them in all cases 10 which they would have been
entitled if the discharge had not been lost, on. an appli.
cation made at once TO X s. LEAGUE Il co at No. 1875
s. SEVENTH s&ees. Philsdslphia, either ir paSsen orby
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D~E0IDED.-Tbe Republican City Executive
Committee last night decided that James w.
Bains was entitled TO the regular nomination of
the party for the Office OF City Commissioner
THE ends the contest Detween the nominee and
George W. shuttle.
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A BILL HAS PASSED ON ! BRANCH OF
"A Congress. giving 800 to the. widow, children, or
parents of all soldiers who died in the service, where the
soldier enlisted for one year or less; FOR further informa.
ton apply to No. 1876 4. SEVENTH Street. This will give
800 to the heirs OF all soldiers who died in service, belong
ing TO any nine months regiments or three months regi-
menA. Applications are received daily by
X. s. IEAGUE d 90.
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WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
w settlement OF official accounts of the officers of the
late Army, and procure certificates of nonindebtedness
and collect arrears of pay, etc. References to hundreds
of prominent officers. For information call anon or write
to ROBERT s. LEAGUE Il D Gel eyaI Collection
AGENCY. No. 15 3. HENkNTH Street.
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IMPORTANT To PERSONS GOING TO EU-
Il RCPE--passports issued by the State Department of
the United States Government, are. the only opos recog-
nized now by the ministers and Oonsuls of the United
States, and can be obtained in twenty four hoars, on an
application made IN person or by letter TO the Official
Passport Bureau. r. 3. LEAGUE l. 10. Nc. Las South
eEVENg1 Street, Philadelphia.
COLDIERS, OR THEIR HEIRS, WHO WERE
, actually discharged for sounds, or injuries, or rup.
tures, and who are denied bounty bee ause their discharges
read Surgeons Certificate of Disability" can have a re.
muster SO as TO show them discharged for wounds, etc.,
and get their $500 bounty, on applying IN person or by
etter 10 r.. 3. LEAGUE d CO., No. I5 S.
Street, Philadelphia
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AvusEMENTs-sEcOND PAGE-sxth column. 4
1sD TopaEss %HNTsps.oo,p S%n
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-srooND PAsr-Finh
RSAs Ga
BUSINESS OPPORrUNITIEs-FrRs PAas-Foussh col
sgs1TEss column
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sxco Ao.-rhird column.
COACHHEN AND GARDEN ERs-sEOoND PAes-Third
CoAsTWisE srEAMsHIPs-FIEsr PAss-Fif'h and sixth
column column
Pks s AND us
EUROPEAN SsnrE2nsHiPs-Fissr PxosNFifth column
kgGSRsIonsp.sss kgGSsEnsn.Pp FAsss..S seS@n.
FOR sXLE-THJRD PAaI-Third column.
HELP wA.TED-MALEs-sRo PAaE-Third and
HELP @XNTEDMfEMALEs- SECOND PAsr-sscond and
HORSES CARRIAGES, Ao-Frnsr PAes-sscond col
HOUSES, ROOMS, 90, wANTED-Fmsr PAeE-Firss
lNsTRyCTioN- SECOND PAeE=Ef,h column, 49,, mn,
JERSEY Rnx Ss%Tn 4rx mp
hSzf hSsa SSS
MACHINERY-SEooFp PAaE-Fifth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIR6 PAGE--FOurth column.
MEDICAL-TmRD PAGE-Second column.
NI6CELLANEOUS ADVERTIsEMENTS-EIGHTHP PAGR-
Sixth column
sss"a
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGK-Third column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SKCOND PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEooND PAaE-Fourth
column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAeE-First column
REWARDS-THIRD PAGE-Second column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TMRD PAGE
Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-THIRD PAaE-First column. 49,
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SE PAGE-First
and second columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAeE-First column.
EPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS &o.-FIRsT PAaE-Second
SUMNER RESORTS-SKCOND PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TRADES-SECOND PAGK-Fourth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRD PAGE
Second column. ',i4
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-FIEsT PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsT PAsE-second col
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NEW YORK, AUGUST I, 1870.
~ The firm of Smith, Gould, Martin Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Either win sign iqui-
dalton. HENRY N. SMITH,
JAY GOULD,
HENRY H. MARTIN.
JAMES b. BACH.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
This TO certify that the subscribers have formed limited
Partnership pursuant to the provisions of title chapter
Part Of the Revised Statutes of the State of New York.
and OF the several acts amendatory thereof the
son Of lawful business within the State Of New York; to
tin Bach the general nature of the business In
Business wholly on commission including the buying and
selling commission Of stocks, bonds gold
The of all the and special partners interested
therein and their respective places of residence fol-
lows General partners Edward X. Willard Henry ii.
Martin Of the city of New York. and James Bach Of the
William NJ Tweed Jay Gould Henry N. Smith, all
of said city of New York. The amount OF capital
which special partner contributed to common
stock Ia foIlows:-Wilam NJ Tweed hundred thou
sand dollars, CASH Jay Gould, one hundred thousand
dollars, in cash. and Henry N Smith hundred thousand
dollars, In cash. The partnership ia to the
LIST day OF August 1870 and will terminate the 3s day Of
July, 1875
EDWARD X. WILLARD3
HENRY H. MARTIN, General partners.
JAMES Il. BACH
JAY GOULD,
WILLIAM N. TWEED special partners.
HENRY N SMITH,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

L sail to and from Glasgow and Derry
=, every Wednesday and Saturday,
booking passenger at the lowest and forwarding them
a. reduced rates TO and from all railway stations Great
britain, Ireland Norway Sweden Denn ark Germany and
Amere safely speedily comfortably and cheapy AZ by
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MARBLE MANTELS.

MARBLE MANTELS.
At REDUCED PRICEs-sLATE MANTELs AND
- every description Of Slate Work, plain and ornamental
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
M ARbLElZED SLATE MANTELS-RICH AND ELF
M gant designs from &c. &2, Sl5 up 1880. r. b.
Thirty sixth streets. - ~ '' -
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, GRAVE
M stones riles, Table and Plumbers' Slabs New show
room win nneat assortment OF Mantes Prices reduced
A. kLABER, lN ana l86 East Eighteenth street. N. Y.
g kLABER 4, CO.'S MARBLE WORKS. 223 WEST
-. FIFTY first street. between Broadway and Eighth avo-
nne-Marble and Marblcixed Manels Tiles wainscotinR
n this city ~ ~Syy'
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From pier ~, North river, New York.
Rates Of passage, payable In currency:
First cabins, 800 and $75 according to location.
excursion tickets, good for twelve months, xl30.
Intermediate, $33 storage, $2s.
Certificates at reduced rates. be bought
wishing to send for their friends
Drafts ksued, payable on presentation.
Apply at the Companysto to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No. Bowling Green.
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FINANCIAL.

A NDERsON 4 CO., NO. sCHAMBERs sTREET.-nONEY
~ TO loan immedatey on property in New York, New
Jersev &c bnders loans easeholds stocks and mscel
aneous securities negotAsd first and second mortgages
wanted advances made.
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UCT1oN SALE OF PINE AND FAST TRoTrING
IA Horses, The property OF the late N. T. Spencer.
ON Tuesday August at stable No 1855 East Thirty afth
street. between Lexington and Third at ~ O'Clock
A. H. three ans, stylish and fast Irottins Horses.
years old sired BY De Orceys Gold Dust; has lowing
name and tail and beautifully formed with ane graceful
appearance perfect road horse; has vices
show se or 81 every day; is sound and kind.
Black Horse sired by Cassus NJ Clay, Jr, and raised
NC hSCGongsr in Roc.snd county BN high years old g
half brother TO American Girl superior and perfect road
horse every particular extra handsome, with flowing
2'40 on day Of sale, and 10 sound and kind.
Tnfee horses been driven together road and track
and make fast goneel and safe team; they rapid
honest and saf have repeatedly on 3d. Charles
track at the rate Of 2 together much faster single
Also the extra nne and fast young Mambripo mare Lady
Woodford the 1ut in the State raised Kentucky BY
Clay, Esq lkx high years old blood bay, with flow
Ing and tai, and fac stme of Lady Thorn
trOted in public In this State showed
yeaIs old, 2Al and repeated in 2a1 she 10 the finest
and fastest Of her age In the city
any good track and speed 80 gait road wagon
Stock bo and examined y stable on Monday
tomorrow morning) until sale particulars
This sale s positive absolute by order Of the admins
Also Brewster (0f Broome strect Trottng l23
bs. fine English TrottinR Saddle Brdle Bap
kets, Sheets, Whips Nets, &c. &C.
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tNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
H. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Beach street, =
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond every TUESDAY.
Thursday and Saturday. At M connecting the Vr
gnia and Tennessee AR line the seaboard Inland Ar ns
feersourg ana weldon raoads Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
all points South and Southwest
Apply a, ONCE on pier ~, or to
le7 Greenwich street. OF Dev.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- Committee Course Of Study &C. at the Office of the
Clerk Of the Board Of Educaton Of Grand and Elm
on said day. for furnishing new Apparatus
NO.7
endent of Buildings and Repairs No. l46 street. third
floor.
Two responsible and approved suretcs will be required
each bidder proposals will not be considered
The committee reserves the right to reject all
proposals offered, II deemed for the public So
MA9NUS GROSS.
JOHN H. SHERWOOD,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
Committee on Course of Study, DC.
AUGUST 8, 1870.
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Observation-Disclosures S. PYKE CO., NO 2
Laght street. dissolved this day by mutual The
liabilities of the Em will he iqudated by Robert s. Pyke.
ROBERT s. PYkE
AUGUST ], 1870 CHARLES g. HOOK, Jr
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laneous securities negotiAtsd first and second mortgages
wanted; advances made.
BUREAU OF ADVANCES ON LIFE POLICIES, H
ID Park row. II. q. K. CALEF, Manager.
MONEY TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY-oN BOND AND
IVA MORTGAGE In New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
SAMUEL s. WOOD, Jr., 1856 Broadway, room No. O.
l improved and desirable unmproved Real Estate First
rates: Prineipas only dealt with. WILLIAM SINCLAIR
Jr, 4 CO., No. 8 Pine street.
OFFICE OF THE GUARDIAN FIRE INSURANCE
" Company, No. 1877 Broadway New York, July 13 1870.
The Of Directors have his day declared semLan.
sH & ns OF five per cent Psyase on and after ssu
5000 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
city. Apply to wEMfTE BROWN Co. 50 Liberty street @
COPARTNERsHIPS.
CoPARTNERsHIP n,sso, ,rr,ov
The partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
Henry H. Leeds Miner dissolved by the death of Mr.
enry - Leeds and by limitation The business Of the late
ALLEN B. MINER,
y or surviving partner.
NEw YORK, August i, 1870
COPARTNERsHIP THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ Business established in ls47 Henry II. Miner
win be continued by Allen B. Miner surviving partner
name of ALLEN B. MINER 4 BkOTiiER '
AEkES AEsRy Z; B MINER MINER.
SalesToOms Nos. 30 Chambers and ~ Reade streets,
Art Galleries, Nos. sl7 and sl9 Broadway.
NEW YORK, August ], 1870
Observation-Disclosures S. PYKE CO., NO.
- Laght street. dissolved this day by
ROBERT S. PYkE.
AUGUST !, 1870 CHARLES g. HOOK, Jr
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CHARON SPRINGs.-ALL RAIL FROM ALBANY.-PAS-
sengers leaving New York by DAY BOAT Peoples line,
Troy line OF steamboats, procure through tickets
their baggage checked direct 70 Sharon via Albany and
other routes BY the night passengers reach Sharon
M; by the day boats at 10 Passengers by
the Hudson River Railroad will be transferred Albany
the Albany and depot free applying
proper agent stationed on the outside os the depot.
Sunday train In connection with Peoples Line steamers
from New York Saturday night leave Albany at 80 A.
q. E. MAYO, General Ticket Agent
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR.
- rying the Omitted States mails.
- Sailing every Wednesday,
MINNESOTA, Whineray. August ~, at p NJ.
IDAHO, Pric.. Aust H. at 10 A. NJ.
From pier ~ North river.
Cabin passage $50 gold; seerage, $50 currency.
Passages booked TO and from Paris, Hamburg Norway
and Sweden, &C. Drafts Teland England France and
Germany at lowest rates. Apply 10
WILLIAMS GUIoN, 20 Broadway.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SING SING CAMP MEETING.-THE ANNUAL CAMP
neeting on the Old camp ground Sing Sing Will com
Rspcs M On E%s'day % August and continue p 18th
closed during the entire Sabbath the meeting and ali
sons advised not to set out for the meeting on that
they cannot be admitted 49, ~ "''
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IMPORTATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM j. CONNERY,
fourteen years old When last seen was looking for en-
sons knowing his Whereabouts will confer favor by ad
dressing HIS mother, MARGARET CONNERY, 70 Grand
street New Haven, Conn. If said Conoery this
home
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YACHT RACE MONDAY, AUGUST 8.
Great iio,sfSsiI,hI Contest,

Great In9fnatI5hal Contest.
-- The splendid sidewheel steamer
Psiisade, Harris Master, ,
will foot OF Morton at o'clock AM precselyV
Warren street Morris street. Jersey City, O'Clock
touching lato{ettc HOUSE, Bergen Point At 930 New
Brighton at s6 Upper Quarantine At 10 O'Clock, and a
lower landings in time TO view the Returning Will Gop
ut oil places The Pasads win follow the yachts through
the entire race Police regulations are horonah the agent
being determined that the party shall be select ksesh1
ments under the direction of the celebrated resaurateu
RHowEN. .Agsah'
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CARAro0A RACES
= second Meeting, 1870.
en days, commencing Friday, August IL.
Grand SeepIe Chascs,
Hurdle and Flat Races. '
tl To be c0nteaded for by e
All the Good Horses In the country. ~
- Extra Trains d.
will leave Albany and Troy each day 1915 arriving in
time Tor the racoa
c. wHEATLY, Secretary
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HORSE AUCTION MART tlth
2AND lH EAST lSTH STREET, NEAR 9Th AVENUE,
where hold regular
BALEH " HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EvEkY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. 20 =
Wishing % pcrchase those having Horses Or
20 SELL WI hnd our house perfectly reabe .. W.
concuct this branch Of business we all other
oasiness on ths same straightforward principles which gov
err honorable houses 10 AL mercantile pursufs l1
sound from "a 70 l8 hours for trial. tf4a 4
Entries for saIes Of Horses Carriages be mae at
our down town oce ~ Nassau street, where
we also keep register Of horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made on consgnuenI..
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If CAPTAIN 6OB ADAMSON WILL CALL AT BILL
friend.
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STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- Every Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday.
MINNESOTA W edn w. August 10
ENGLAND. Saturday, August tx
Drafts payable In any Of England, Ireland Scotland,
ut current rates OF exchange Apply at THOMPSONS pas
sage ohice, ~ Broadway. corner of Rector street.
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INRANCIs BUTLER, NO Q PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE
ehces breeds Of Dog for sals and stock Butler, m
Work, a Dogs boarded, trained, &c. Medicines for
al dtseaso1. s.
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EoR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN LINE
lows:- "r' " ~ ' "
ETNA via. Halifa1), Tuesday August O. lPM
CIrn ~ BROOkLYk, Saturday, August l9, z A. M.
CInn CInnn Or bkusSELS, Saturday, August 20, IAN.
CITY OF BALTIMORE tvia Haifax). Tuesday, August ~
p M and succeeding SATURDAY. and allenate Tues
day from pier 40 North river.
Payable in o5d rfs OF PAsPsSr; PsSase in Currency
FIRST cabin single berth S75 seerage $50
nouu""''' sOl %
10 faTls. .do...... 30 to Paris ............ 30
to Halifax, N. S.do..... 20 TO Halifax, N S..... 10
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bremen
&C., at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here
wishing to send for their friends
For further Information apply at the Companys Office
JOHN Il. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, New York.
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lLD FATtENT"-ThE ADDRESS OF DIX. j. w.
" POWELL ocust is No. 167 East Thirty fourth street.
DARTlEs RETURNING TIE ARTICLES TAKEN FROM
Bergen Point, N. j., the night Of July 20, consisting
Of four uns Marine Glass, Dresses &c. viii be beraiy
dealt with and questions asked Address b. d. box a4S6
Post 0Mce. -, .I ~ -r M
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HARLEM, ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP.
Ii Summer arrangement.
Steamers SYLVAN STREAM and SYLVAN GLEN,

on and after Monday, July II,
A. NJ, and 80, 3:l6, 4:l5, 8 80 r. N.
Leave Peck slip for Astoria and Harlem at T. g. l5
II 30 A. 30 35, 4:l5 80 80 r. N. Landing at
Eleventh and l20th streets each way.
Fare, ioc. or II tickets for 81 On Sunday fare l5c
First boat leaves Harlem A. NJ last boat leaves Peck
slip p. NJ, not landing at Astoria or l2Oth street.
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE can be chartered for eIcur-
sions. Apply at the o1ce foot of l30h street, Harlem