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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Vessels Ordered Out Of C0mmissiou The
Practice ships Constellation and SarnfaRn

Vessels Ordered Out Of Commis-ieu
Practice ships Constellation and sarnfosm.
The Secretary OF the Navy has ordered that tha
United states steamers Yantic now at Boston; tina
Guard, at New York, and the Pilgrim, at Philadel.
phia, be put out OF commission.
The Constellation and Saratoga, practice ships.
arrived In Cape Cod Bay the I'D inst where they
would remain few days for the purpose OF exer.
cising the cadet midshipmcn, and then leave for
Portland. Me. Mldshipman H. A. osgood, OF ths
third class. the 2lst Inst. fell from the mlzzen
rigging to the deck and sustained an obque frac-
turc OF the thigh bone. He was transferred 20 the
Naval Hospital at Chelsea, Mass. WIN orders To
port to The Academy on tho let OF october next.
The Saratoga arrived at Portland, Me-, yesterday
morning.
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California Railroad Entcrprj-c.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26, 1871
Tue bridge across the TuO,umne River. on tine san
joaquin branch OF the Central Pacific Railroad Is
completed and trains VIII be running TO Bear Greek,
tbrty-eignt miles bcyond, by the LIST OF October.
This will shoreu the time for trips to the 10 semitic
valley and the Big Trees. On the line OF the Calfor-
MIA and oregon branch of the Central Pacific the
bridge across the sacramento at Tehama Is nearly
ready, and The line will he opened to shasta, 168
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STATEN ISLAND NEWS,

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner pemp.
scy on the body OF an unknown man lhat was
was washed ashore at Sailors Snug liarbot S'aten
Island. Deceased was about forty years oil age I'VE
feet eight inches high had on brown mixed coat and
pants black strpe down the side OF pants; brown
stripcd cotton SHIRT peggcd shoes ana blue cotton
stockings, blue flannel drawers: had marked III
india INK on RICH hand the letters II. and e., anu
on left breast h. Nice; image OF lady and anchor on
both arms; M. and r. and H. aud T. marked on
right wrist and cross and anchor; had brown hair
and was DOC embarked. Body mad been apparently
about three four weeks IN the water. Further IN
FORMATION be had ny applying TO Coroner
dempsey, New Brighton, Staten Island
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SUPREME C0uaT-cAAM3ERS.
Restrictions Against Judges Becoming Sure


ties.
Before Judge Cardozo
Wash as. Serton.-The plaintiff obtained judg-
ment for about six thousand dollars against the de-
fendant. from which the latter appealed, offering
Judges McCunn and Quinn as his sureties. Objec-
ton was made 10 their becoming such sureties on
ue ground OF theIr being attorneys and tnus under
the rule Of the Court, prohibited from becoming
suretes. The Judge Overruled the objection as to
Judge McCunn, inasmuch rs he IL not a practising
attorney, bat sustained IN regard to Judge QUINN
ms the latter combines with the exercise OF judicial
functions the practice OF the legal profession.
A Father After his Children.
In re Patricb O'C0nnor.-The testimony in this
case, which is an application by Mr.. O'Connor for
the custody Of his two children, at present the
Half orphan Asylum, was yesterday submitted TO
the Court. The Court took the same, reservIng Its
decision.
DecisiOn.
James R,V',s smith Us. James ~ ogden, Jr., ct
di..-MOtiOn granted.
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Wheat held rrmer, but the ilarkst
ta amber winter was offered at q s vhou. BUYERS The
~ for good 20 prime d. 81 70 81 TO for s new saser
~ 4oa 81 "A for white. Corn heavy but active.
closing 6c prime; ssGc. sO,lc Tor high mixed and
yeew southern white non'nsly DOC and yellow Tie ;ic
were about bushels al Sc for western Sc Zoe for
OHIO Barley and rye we're dull and entirely nominal.
showed considerable more ncslv,y rate. Tor beth grain nd
nary was noticed Tor vessels for petroleum
The eSeascmoas ncudc 10 Liycrpool, by steam Z; c
bushes 20, Grain q "a FOR corn and Esd Tor wheat. 500
80 hhds tobacco at aus 70 London. BY atcu. 40
=, "a ao bas." hors y, ,sd and :, sal ibs bn.hals
q gram AZ g. for corn and I'D for wheat % nhs' 70,
%issSs, y steam; sgsOS Bushels scn =, I'D
grain, 10 orders sd.si. On or 80
ordered 70 fenath Roads Norwesian br, hence to
or 4 to he Con. inen - ID British BARK from rhl-
nom, zoo bb ,eT,., Metro en,n N. I'd 81 ~ n dr"c
British bark from phsdelphia 70 direct port German
hence to direct Baltic port, 1000 ops refined petroleum.
MolAssrs-rhe markc, cargoes was without material
change. The demand WAS very moderate, but stock
private and ~ bbm New Orleans at Sas 50. We
% ssar oss. snS %ss @ Zoe Gss.
Cuaa elnscoyado grocery. 4O Sc; Porto Rico soc Soc
NA Al spirits ,urpcnnc was in better demand
AZ rn =. "s s pr,cs. The sales wsre go ses
YORK amo 20 ebs TO arrive private terms Sc the
arrive. hDsln dull. the market
rather unsettled We quote at S3 Us S3 l2s FOR strained
50 ~ ~ 20 for NO - ~ 10 FOR No and So ~ 81
Tor pale and extra pale Tar continues to sell
extent. IN onbing WAY, nj steady prices Sales 10
bills Washington ut ~3 3D. with gton quoted SO 40
S. the higher hgure for ropr.
market for both crude and refined con
tnued quiet but firm. There considerable INQUIRY
uced but buyers generally looked for reduction We have
only 10 note safes $50 bb!s refined standard
o. 2V0 and 900 Tor July delivery at 25sc Crude In bds
was held ut t4iAc N3sc, in &C. a Is,ac.
There were no important sale reported. The market
Philadelphia for rsnnei quiet irn yessrday's
prices. sales were reported of loo .'r' white
"a August quoted mt 25scc. 20
shipping crude was in moderate
PEovtsioNs-Rcce'pts--P Pork, { IlD
packages; lard, ,594 bbs and tier I....a
pork was lower aud only modcrs' ..lG
and at the close present prices 0l.
were --aouobbs. mess for Angus tll fHI .l.. ..t
Scptemveg At va 12iS and SOo bh I.F sIf .-
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NEW JERSEY
RAILROAD.

Yesterday morning Patrick OiNeill, fireman on
the nine O'Clock express tram from New Brunswick.
met with "a terrble accideut at the Barrow street
crossing, Jersey Guy. lie was sent to oil some part
ol the machinery and while doing accidenty felt
To the ground, striking on ms head. The tram
passed over bis right leg, sevcrng that member com
petciy on, The unfortunate man lay there for some
'""ded by a large crowd. none OF
TO stanch the blood, ana had IL
Nn. rival OF u physician the unior-
ave bcd 20 death. AZ II II, his
tH serious that his recovery Is very
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TAe qu0latOhs Dascd cotton running qualify
than halt "a grade above below grade qiDed
The receipts at the ports named were follows Gaves
ton. l26 bales; New Orleans, 772 Mobile, 80; Sa-
ysnnah (esna,eD, 200; Charleston ESTIMATED. 100
WilnmYggs s! 70; Norfolk g. Baltimore "a New
500 same day at A The rates Tor co,tou cgh.s
foreign ports closed: Livcrpoo by steam I'D by SAIL
burg by steam, lGi. To Bremen. by steam . gold, com.
pressed. To Baltic ports, by SAIL sac. a &C., gold.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.Recepts Flour o,546 bbls.; wheat
1888 bushels; corn 20,274 bushels meal, sS bbls
OATS % 5lbusbcs The Hour market ruled steady under
moderate inquiry The sales about ?s0 bbs Rye Dour
was in better demand and steady The sales about
bbs supertne including choice mt IS SIS 49, Corn
meal quiet but steady, both for bills aud city sacked
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMSON.

Captain James Q. williamson, OF the United States
Navy, VINO died at his residence, corner OF South
Eighth and Grove streets, Jersey CITY, was buried
with military honors yesterday afternoon. The body
reposed In q black walnut casket covered with
black cloth. The trimmings were Of silver. On tue
cover OF the casket was a silver plate which bore
the inscription
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TIE STATE HOUSE AT ALBANY.

CONCORD, n. H., July 81, 1871.
The Commissioners for building the new s,ata
House Mt Albany, N. Y, arrived in this city today
and Will visit the granite quarry with the view Of
using Concord granite in the new building Tho
Commissioners have examined the new quarry ut
Keenc, and will go from here to Portsmouth thence
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Naval Personals.

Lieutenant Commander James ID. Marvin IN
ordered report 10 the Chief OF Bureau OF Ord
nance for special duty.
Lieutenant Commander Frederick v. McNair IL do.
tached from the philadelphia Navy Yard and ordered
10 Tue NavalAcadcmy Master Edward :. Jacob In
detached from tue photographic once aud ordered
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THE "MysrERIous PrLGRYs,n OF Philadelphia,
are the wonderment OF the natives OF New Jersey
located on and in the vicinity OF Shrewsbury River.
uhcs are the OF the Ncptunes, OF this city, and
have received right royal welcome There is DO
mystery about that.
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Fail OF a Railroad Bridge IN Missouri.

TT LOUIS. Mos July q, 81.
The Fulton MOI Sn,r RAY OF riie 26th ssys:--A
portion Of the bridge on the Louisiana anu Missouri
X abroad belng BUN over the Anvan SC River eight
mil O. north OF Futon, fell last Sunday, carrying
with IL niue men M WORK on ~ over Olc hundred
feet to the bed Of the river below. Only ono man
a. McGis-was Killed, ana One--Cnarlcs Gray
fatally injured. George bennington and William
Brothers suffered severe internal INJURIES and Wlll
probably die The others were not seriously huft.
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81
Railroad Liquidation in Connecticut.

uAhTfOED, July 1871.
In the Senate to-day the bill TO allow purchasers
OF railroads 10 take and operate the same, supposed
to endanger the interest of Massachusetts In the
Boston ana Erie Railroad was defeated Ia concur
renee with the House.
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J,2r6
For future delivery low mdding) sales hive been
.s follows last evening judy 200 August. 800
~ oloc 1vJ at lyc; September, 200 ut 10 7ltc
ac no oc!obsr 200 At se December, 100 at IsSc Jan.
ssy ioo at ls,.c Total 1900 bales TodavJnly. 100
ber ZIG at s 7S at Y I6c 100 Ct l9sc Oceber no
l? l6c, 1,lU Mt l?c.; November, 60U lsac leo each
November December and january. at lssxc, togcther
Deceinher zoo at lsc, 800 at Is lll6c Exchange6l5c
pad to exchange 800 December $40 October,
exchange 200 December 200 October Total $500 bales
Grand total u coo bales The average quotations yescr-
dnys forward deliveries August 1ssc September i9lic
October l9uIc.i November lSssc. December, la,5c.
La Nam 10
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The southern state bonds were dull and In the
main heavy ana lower outside tho Tenncssees,
which were better. In response to notice from the
state authorities that they Will proceed TO sell the
state interest IN several railroads unless the same
be redeemed Nllhin specified a@e, qhe new issue
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SUPERIOR CoyRT-Sp:cAL Term.
Decree Of Divorce Granted.
Before Judge Freedman.

run H. God'ae Us. George A. Goane.-These parties
were married In Providence, 4. l., in 1854. The
plaintiff alleges that her husband, in June last, was
guilty OF adultery with sundry parties this city.
The subject was referred to referee who reported
III favor OF a divorce. The Court granted decree.
Decision.
Bleecker rs. Bleecker.-Order granted.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. I
THURSDAY, July 21-G L. NJ. I

THURSDAY July 27-GP. M
On 'Change today wheat was firm ana moderately
active, until toward the close Of business when It
became dun and easier. The cotton market was
quiet.
MONEY TWO TO THREE PER GENT.
The money market preserved its stereotyped ease.
supplied at 2 per cent ana stocks at per cent;
but compromise rate OF "a per cent was accepted
IN many cases.
Prime paper Is quoted "A ~ per cent, accord
ing TO the time OF maturity.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
Another large gain In the weekly balance OF bull
lion In the Bank OF England seems To have been the
signal for further lowering Of the rates for ster-
ling. The leading British bankers reduced the
asking rate for sixty day bills to 10Y, and sales
on the street were reported ut as low as 10. The
following were the closing MISUNDERSTANDING.
sixty days. commercial. l091a lO9M; good TO prime
bankers, 1927 l10s; short sight, 110I ITO u;
Paris. sixty days, 5.l7l 5.15; short sight, 5l2I1
5.l1k; Antwerp, $40 q SIS; Switzerland, 5.IS% q
5.147s; Hamburg. $50 q 36h; Amsterdam 4O2t Il
Az; Frankfort, Al 41h; Bremen, 1873 a 79h
Prussian thalers, ~ a 725s.
DECLINE IN GOLD--112T A liz.
The gold market was weakened by the decline IN
the rates for foreign exchange. and when, eventl-
ally 1t was found that only 81, 245 600 gold had been
bid for at the SuOreasury the price fell OF to 12
as against 1925 earlier the dav. The bids for the
government gold ranged from 1l1.05 to 1890, the
million being placed at 1l2 1873 The course Of
the market Il shawn m tho tahia.
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HENRY T.. PARSONS,)
W. L. CLARKE, INSPECTORS
r. T.. SHELDDN

The aggregate amount Of s!92ck y9ted IN favor Of
the proposition was 49, 514, 55J. aid that voted
against only s., $50 The whole authorized capital
stock OF the company under It's new charter is
10000. the amount hitherto issued being
$4,000 0CO The issuing Of tn remaining Sl5 600
Is for the purpose OF douole tracking the road and
other improvements.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


KIDDY-GILMORE Thursday, July o. by
the Rev. John Dickinson, JOHN X. SKIDDY 10 Miss
ELIZABETH GILMORE, both OF this city. No cards.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Tho Lake Shore and nrcl,jsau Southern
Railway Geg@pa"y.. !,
", CLEvEfsNn, Ohio, july 27. 1871.

CLEVELAND OHIO, July 81, 1871.
The meeting OF the stockholders Of the Lake shore
and Michigan Southern Rail way Company, to decide
upon the question OF issuing the $4,000. 600 OF the
capital stock hitherto unlssued, was held at the
office OF the company IN TINS city to-day. Horace
+. Clark. President OF the company, presided ana
George Il. Ely was chosen Secretary.
The result OF The vote Is shown by the following
report Of the Inspectors
We the undersigned inspectors do testify that ut regular
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Lake Shore Michigan
Southern Railway Company, held AZ the Office Of the
pany In the city OF Cleveland the State Ohio,
18th day OF July Ell called for the purpose of voting upon
question OF authorizing the fifteen millions
dollars OF the capital stock OF the Michigan
Southern Railway remaining unissued, and which
Ing and the object thereof Thirty been given
In one newspaper pubshe In each OF the cities Buffalo,
Erie, Cleveland Chicago and thrty.eeht
thousand one hundred and forty-nineu and one
company were voted upon by the holders
thereof In person by In writing,
authorization OF such issue, and eghyss and oneha
shares voted by hodera thereof person
~ proxy IA writing AGAINST the authorization OF such
We there declare that thirds the
said company voting at such regular meeting being
than wothrds all the stock of the company
the authorization OF the issue the
stock of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company remaining unssued.
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or South Carolina bonds has produced an unfavor-
able impression with reference To these securities,
and the July bonds sold down TO IS. Old North
Car0linas were lower ana the new bonds strong.
The apparent cessation OF orders TO buy for the
Sinking Fund has produced n reaction ana
lower prices in the case OF the Missouri
SKIES The following were the closing street
prices for the Southern list:rennessce ex coupon,
72H a72l<; do. new. 72,s 7s's; Virginia ex cou-
pom, "a 65x; do. new, 721s 70; do. registered
stock. old, 90 a 55tS; Georgia skies, "a So; do.
sevens 90 %; North Carolina, ex cou-
pom, 114 42ti; do. funding. 1896, 81
80; do. do. 1865, 90 So; do. new, 261s
81; do. special tax. 10 1917; Missouri skies, %
a 0s; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph. 90 97;
LOUISIANA skies, 6S 3d. do new, "a &c; do. leveo
skies, 20 a ~; do. do. Fights. 81 81; do. penn
tertiary seyens. 10 %; do. railroad eights,
rs a 80; Alabama fives, Gs q 20: dc. Fights, %
100; do. railroad eights 93 %; South Carolina
skies, 10 II; do. new. January ana July, 55h
561; do. do, April and October, 5sts 90; Arkansas
SKIES, 50 %; do. scvens, 90 u s..
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings OF The Toledo, Wabash and western
Railway for the third week in July were as fol-
lows
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
nat TO LEA for borrowing. The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as fo0ws:--
Gold cleared 500 OH 900
Cold balances. 1921 $40
currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,4S7 S33
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FINANCIAL.

>
!TiiE NEW YORR
Il lvIADUCTy
RAILWAY COMPANY
..-.,. . DIRRcroRe.
ALEXANDER T. STEWART A. UAKRY HALL
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, JCHN-JACOB ASTOR
AUGUST BELMONT, PETER Is. SWEENY,
CHARLES A. LAMONT, LEVI y. MORTON,
LANES +. u. LANIER HUGH SMITH,
FRANKLIN OsnOOD, WILLIAM r. BLODGETr,
W4. BUTLER DUNCAN, RICHARD O'GORMAN,
JOAN J. BRADLEY, JOSE +. NAVARRO,
CuARLES L. TIFFANY, HENRY SMITH,
WILLIAM r. TRAVERs, EBWARD II. WESLEY,
JOSEPH SfLIGMAS. MANTON MARBLE,
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON,
henry BJLTON.
HEERY HILfON,
President.
HUGH SMITH,
W. Butler DUNCAN.
TrcasureE
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsrRnLoGy-EIEvEN PAGE-six,h column
BoAR6 BOAR AMI AND E6b 'iH iSG WANTED rAor-firss
SRookLlH REAL EsTAfg FOR sALE-ELEvTsrH
BUSINESS rAer-Yourh
sSsr1
CLERks HSD cS'"s "ssALEsxEN-rwrIr1H PAar-Finh col
EsS
s9n%R
CORPORATION NOTICES ELEVENTH PAaE-sizth col
COUNTRY BOARD srooap PAGE Second column.
By HOUSES 49 I AND
FURAIsnED-sEooND PAGE-sccond and third COZ
gua5PEAN 5PPiEHAiN srEAxsHIrs-rlrsr PAor-Fih column
s;s ssissn sssmn'
FINANCIAL"FIRsT PAes-Third and fourth columns
y3s xSD TO
sTooND PAsr-Third column.
sRssGG
.HELff f0'SpnD 'SWANrrD- -xALEs-rw1rru PAeE-sis,b COL
,uELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeK-Fourth
HORSES, hiin and
Houses, ROOMS, DO, wASTED~FIssr PAor-FOul'h
y asSSRss ntbsos SIFY AND nrn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELEvESrn
PAGE-Fifth column.
LOAN OFFIUrs--FInsT PAeR-Fourth column
LOST AND FOUkD-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
NACHTNERY-SEcoND PAGE Fifth column.
MARBLE MANTELS--SECOND PAGE--Third column.
NATRIMONIAL-FIRsT PAGE-Sixih column
IkDJCAL-TwRLT1H PAaE-SiIth column.
HIsCELLANLous ADvhRTIsEMENTs-TrNTHP PAsx-
nrscEhnAShoTs- f1lia iSiH%p pAex-rArd column
AUsICAL--SEooND PAsE-Sixth column.
NEW PUBLICATiONS-FIksT PAGE-Ss1th column.
RERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOFURTES- SECOND PAGK-Sixth column.
iO3r OFFICE NOTICE-FIEsr PAGE-sixth column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsr PAOE-Sxth column. - -. no
PROPERTY OUT OF TIRE CITY FOR SALE ON ~
RkNT-ELEvRN7H PAGE-Filth and slIih colnnns.
REAL ESTATE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fAaE-
sixth column.
HEwIRDS-FIEsr PAaE-FIrst and second columns
SALE2 AT AUCTION SECOND PAGE-fourh column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-F FEMALES-rwELFTH FACE
Frat, second, third and fourth columns.
pIl IArIUNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-
p Ff'i column.
eYECIhL NOTICEs-YIssr PAGE Second column.
SPORTlSG.-DOGs BIRDS, &c.-FIssT PAaR--socond
SUMNER REsORTs-sEcoSD PAGE Second column.
THE TRADES-Tw ELI TIL PAGx-Shth column.
THE TuRF-FiksT PAGH-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS fCkPOSEs-sKcoND PAGk-
Second column
CNFURNlsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Thiri column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FIRST PAGE--slxth column
YACHTS, ETEAMBOATS, 1C.-FiBsT PAaE-fomth COL
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EUROPE.

THE GRAND BApE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON
i Wallis Switzerland, combined WI the word-renownel
Bromine aud Iodine sprngs ocr tourists all the neuce-
nents Of the Continental spasconcert promcnades cur
saai ene qlarcu.c roulette un zrro) &c. Dree' snll
rsaa eom oluns alton rom Gent and Essel Win saxon-
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secretary.
Railway Company, and Ia conformity with terms Of
nc, of Incorporation In that respect, the
mscners on siock subsc pticns i've public notice and
OF for the capital stock tneeof viii be opened
Wednesday the 2s.h day of June inst. a the following
the banking house Of Duncan, Sherman Co., No. II
Nassau street.
banking house the Bank OF the Metropolis No. Is
Tine ompany is authorized construct two viaduct Rail-
branches through the city Of New York on the east
near Chambers street between Broadway and chatham
street; ne harlem river through
Of railway branches from timc to time, IN any part
the city Wes.chester county he property acquired
curing the period allowed final the
railway in the CIV me Mavor Aiaermen ana .onmonaly
or New sorx are an,eorted ana dircc'cd win the s-
10 subscribe for five millions OF dolsrs of tho stock OF
whenever mil on dollars thereof has
amount wholly subscribed for
by the drecs of the company on The completion OF either
Supervisors that authorized to issue the
OF tho county such amount the Supervisors shall
e1pedlent to AID IN the construction and extension tho
railway In and through that For the proper equal
aon Of tho interest OF shareholders who subscribe
h0rIzed 10 issue scrp o~ interest such paymeDs
The terms Of subscription VIII be NJ follows
of tho amount or stock subscribed for 70
paid the time OF eubscrption Tho residue to
paid AZ called for by Board of Directors of
hy days. but no call at any ore time to exceed ten
Scrip interest The rate OF cent per
inrs OF the railway all instaments paid
scrbed for within thirty days after the subscription books
The reserves the right to close the subs
books at any time after the 2sth day OF July, 1871.
Ds "1 " ~ ALEXANDER r. STEWART
JOHN JACOB ASTOR
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

DUGGY. .-sTRON0 SQUARE BOX TOP BUGGY. SUIT
ID able for business In first rate condition
Will last long time price xl2o. Apply at iS2 Wcs Twenty
gtra
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ss-a==-aH saas=s---
NEW PUBLIC ATIONS.

lust rUBLISHED-THE FOLLOWING EIGHT
81 highly important Lectures hound together and entitled
"rhe fhicsophy OF Marriage II. Srncture @! Man;
Structure OF Wonsn; 3. Func;ons Of Man and Woman;
Marriage; g. sIermatorrhf "a; Gcnersuvo Debility; I.
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