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THE PROPOSED REORGANIZATION.
, ,,,,,,,, FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE STATE
CohfMITTEF.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
NEW YORK, March IL, lo7l.)

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
NEw-YORK, March IL, loIl.)
GENTLEMEN: / have the honor TO transmit
herewith certified copy of the proceedings ana feHol
, odonted by the Republican state Committee AZ iS
meeting held in this city the 9th ins proVldg Ioi
,roIlment and reorganization Of the party III the Cly
Of NeYork AMI appointing you to take charge Oh anu
direct the details of the same.
me Committee have given TO this subject a careful ana
ie,t consideration and have taken this action Win
dlheration by large majority vote 2S OF the 81 mem
hcrs biug present. having due regard as wen lor inc
hs and piyeges Of the existing organizations as lof
the demands of the petitioners III the full beei hat
tbe unity and future success OF the party VIII DC oe
assured thereby. 80, .,..
tee carefully considered the question Oh i's M
MI proceeding in view Of the objection made on behalf
of the present General COMMITTEE 'hat 'heie - nv
ceden for such action and therefore the State Commit
td NOT nropery exercise this authority without
-, hoau sneciaca1ly empowered by the State Con
o, do so THIS objection lacks force, from the TACT
a., ,hr has never been "A precedent for the existing
80. ~ .a,irs since the formation Of the Republican
1T, There have been rival committees ana orgahi-
t,on lint never before has regular Committee become
Avoided each portion about equal III number 81 mem
n, assuming TO act as the Regular COMMITTEE one
Aeripg nrimaries for the election OF a ne"
Committee and the other calling ON the su''e
committee to 1lrect an entire reOrganzaton the dstc'
associations being divided In their allegiance 10 the TWO
econs of the General Committee, some districts recos
nznc one and the rest obeyng the direction OF the ohor
section There have been, however abundant preoe-
dents in the repeated action Of the General committees
og lotb EeYork and Kings Counties. III ordering TOT
sufficient cause tho arbitrary reorsae@aton0 VI A''oh
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A CONFIDENTIAL CLERK STEALS 81,

Joseph Smith was arraigned before Judge
Bowling yesterday. charged with stealing s. from his
employer Austin d. Thompson, No 291 Broadway. for
whom he acted as confidential clerk. Mr. Thompson
having missed money time TO time and suspectng
Smith To the thief put marked = bill IN the money
drawer The bill missed soon after smith had been
10 the drawer and upon being charged with the theft he
at once confessed aud also admitted that he had taken
money at various times amounting IN all to $1,000 Going
10 the bank he drew 81 and IL TO Mr. Thompson,
together with gold watch, set OF gold studs, and the
lease OF a house in Jersey City. Notwithstanding his
restitution of the stolen property Thompson had him
arrested for stealing the 81. Smith remanded until
next Thursday the Judge wished 10 investigate the
caa Thoroughly.
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ONE OF MR.. BERGHs DEPUTIES IN TROUBLE.

A. H. Campbell, the Superintendent of the
Society for Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals arrested
John Brough. a carman last June, for ilreatins his
horses Brough was locked up all night, and the next
morning taken before Judge Shandley Campbell then
Withdrew the charge Brough promising not to act
again Last SATURDAY,, Mr.. Campbell received a visit
from Sheriff. who informed him that he had authority
10 levy on his goods for 81 0O the Judgment obtained by
RronGh i'm an action brought in the Marine Court on the
nreyious Thursday. Campbell at once rushed TO his
lawyer John Boyd. who said he had had no notice what
ever of the trial Yesterday they appeared before Judge
Joachimsen, and obtained order setting aside the
Judgment and granting "a new trial.
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NEBRASKA.

IMPEACHMENT OF GOV. BUTLER.
OMAHA, March 14.-The Impeachment Court
In the case Of Gov Butler opened its session at Lincoln
to-day at o'clock, when the managers asked for post
poneent Of co days, claiming that important witnesses
had been spirited away The Governors counsel claimed
immediate trial. No decision was arrived at and the
question Will come up for argument tomorrow.
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second meeting, held Friday afternoon, committee
WI" WIG appolnso p. 10 confer with tho boatmon.
The committee OF Buyers suggested that they might
DC Willis 70 pay 20 cents per 600 for all brick piled
~ leS rom tne end OF the dock, but the boatmen
lud o entertain the proposition. Present appearances
indicate that the boamen will not recede in which ease
pended for a time. w f' ~
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ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Mary Ann Eustie left or was decofd from
her home No. 3 Second-ave., about four nhiths ago,
since which time her parents have not seen or ara RON
her She is Is years OF age, has black hair a" eyes, Is
delicate in appearance and about four zee seven or
EIGHT inches In hight when she left, she %re nEn
fct nat trimmed with brown velvet. black hhwl win
"A rod border aud brosn deainc dress witheu sifhpo
Her relatives eagerly await Information CONN nH "'
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pyIIapRIPBrA CATTLE m,REBT-M.RoH ~

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE hNkhBr .Mahoh ~
The market o beef cattle this week vas out ~ 20
ahost the sst The offerings anoc 20 70 nes1 s
prices nyed from 6t 10 7Io for fair 10 g00& ano ron s 70 % "
choice calile Connoa cattle sold At from &C. 10 &C. Ped 70 %
SHEHr-rhre fair eernsni for sheep asf om heao s0 "
Ron DC 70 1sc h. sros aoeoning 10 guilty eng cohi1o9 -
HoGsihe demsnf for hogs not yery brisk bot z" ne WI"
soli At from $l0to sll y 100 b, net -,
COwsIhs en 200 head soh hom 30 % 30 eAsn
socorhng 10 quality, the latter price being FOR COW and cali
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no the HON HOraee GreeIey and bon. WillIam ORION.
THE SANTO DOMINGO PROJECT INDORsED.
The Twelfth Ward Republican Association
and Grant Club OF Brooklyn met last evening a
mOusly adopted the following:

mOuhy auOpted the 1OIIOWng:
Wheas The wise and economical course Administration hiss
led 10 payment National Indebtedness thereby
tightening burdens the
home abroad Whereof The acquisition the Republic
Of Ssno Domingo appears commercial well political
cesity, therefore, be 1t
Rcof That heartily ndoe the policy Of the Administration OF
President the reduction the National Debt and return
thanks for the same
esosd That workngmn and Republicans favor the
on Of Ssno Domingo and favorable action the same by our Hep
Tesenaiyes in Congress-
Mr. O'Suvan urged every Republican to subscribe
for live Republican newspaper, and presented three
years subscriptions for many Republican neWspa-
pers to members of the organization.
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THE STATE or 1hhDS-
Do,,RsTtC MARKETS

DOMRSTJC MARKETS 90, r., ul.
AusUsrA March IA --cot"a nn nh, ~. az
receipts, p' o.
March I4tOltOn 80
-. repored Rosa hru AZ ~ y pF S'>aes a1a
a. Is lor Pale Ia, ~ ~
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DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, IriA stamping Mote Paper
WI. Eys.pELIs soss 100 FU1ros On DUrcH CHuSch
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THE CENSUS or NEW-ENGLAND.
THE POPULATION CLASSIFIED.

TIE POPULATION classified.
The following tables show the population
OF the six New-Engand States with the proportion Of
White Colored, Indian Chinese Native, and Foreign
inhabitants:
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Mas wrys1ows for children tseihng ba. stood
test VI manF YEAR
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Total "a l8g b. G3G ZOE s99o99 800 3.SlI

Chinese In Observation-Disclosures IS; Bisol sr y Ad
~ a. Norfolk 2. Plymouth D. suffolk, s-ios q JaIarese
sme,hire Worcester In Hancock County, Maine there
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rAY STATISTICS.

The following shows the relative value OF
the real and personal estate in the City aud County Oh
New-York IA assessed for 1869 and 1870:
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rov,d,nr that when case begun In the Dis
met Courts OF NewYork 10 recover IL cannot be taken
eXtending the tire for collecting taxes in the town OF
jamaica passed amending the Troy Justices Court
Sourts; authorizing School District No 8, Castleon,
ohmond County, TO issue bonds TO erect new school,
and Eizabcthport Ferry in operation repeating the
Fort Ann water-Works act passed. TO supply the va
Rage of Fort Ann with pure and wholesome water pro-
Sdinc a salary for tAe Police Commissioner Of Coh2es,
extending the time FOR the formation OF the Ne"-ho
Indemnity and Loan Company. Recess.
EVENING SESSION. -
The Senate bill to confirm the lease Dy , Inc
City of New,lork of parcel OF land 70 ano
The Annual Appropriation bill was appvIf Isst year
gross amount is ABOUT The same etpenses the only
sncrease being in salaries Of Judges an tbe Constt
of Appeals and that annually made Under e
zion for the common school Fund Tho appropriations
follows; . s2 a25 900
Ier on eCo9y ,5 sssi Fund debt ...... ig9OOo
Size Prisons s@NV
legislative eIrenses osSSS
MiiaS. .,,.'''''''' ''''''''''''''' sSGS
3ns s, s2 ems The same yesr The
Ss 20 meet he r1geai, amendment he Constitution
9a I'm To- prohibit the use of old barrels for packing
@nitfee Of the Whole to he reported complete. -
Mr Campbell moved TO make the same reference Of the
,,i IN amend the act TO extend the read from East
chester Westchestcr County, 10 Putnam County.
os6er from Westchester County opposed the motion,
Saving the people OF that county were opposed To All road
and boulevard speculaens that in fact they were all
.elected 10 oppose such measures.
MT Campbell replied that New Workers had invested
S4eir money in WCstchcstcr County with the under
tsndng that these improvements would be made. The
emotion negatived
Tbe following named bills disposed Of noted:
RTtending the time for the completion Of the Albany
and New.York Rairoad-third reading; Incorporating
the Excelsior Safety Deposit Company in the City OF
New YOrk-third reading; providing for the cOnstruc
ton of a swnghrdgc over the Cayuga Inlet at Ithaca
hrd reading fixing the amount of property to be held
y the Long Island Club at SlOOO01-third reading
errng title in real estate questioned by reason OF alien
age Of former owners-third reading Adjourned
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Raw-IIjde Rope,
An Old and weIi-Tried Remed,

Por IOstwsys. Dumb " aitors, SAsb Cord SC,
Manufactured By rHE DAEROw MANUFACTURING Co.. BS0 Oonn
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PROJECT FOR A NEW WATERING PLACE.

Inc in fs7O $50 1863 1856 Net increase. ss3.l69,s
Tot val. in Co. 81 ,0f42l,049l
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SOUTHERN sECuRIrIEs STRONG.

In the state bonds general surprise was created
10y sudden rise OF one per cent in Missouri SKIES
which advanced to soN on purchases supposed to
have been made by the agents of the State for the
sinking fund. The new South CaroIlnas advanced
70 SON. but fell OF fraction with the subsequent
depression on the Stock Exchange. The rapid i'm
provement in the latter bonds is due to the prompt
payment I'm Rold) Of the interest on the State debt
aud to the recent redemption OF S25o,0o0 OF the
principal which matured July I. The following
were the closing street prices OF the
Southern list:-Tennessee ex coupon, III
q TAX; do. new. 70 a 72A; Virginia, ex coupon,
eo% sels; DO new, 72,s 70: do registered stock,
old. 81 So; Georgia skies IS SO; do sevens so,s
slIs; North Carolina, ex coupon, 46is A.: do.
funding, 1896, 81 q 80; do. do, 1868. 80 80: do.
new. AZ n 27k; DO special tax, 2Ois a 2o1s; Mis-
souri, skies, 90 ssti; do Hannibal and st. Joseph,
% s4,s; Louisiana SKIES, 6s n 20; do. new, 63
p 60; do. levee skies, 70 "a; do. Fights, 40 o2
do. Peniientiary sevens, 20 7s; do railroad
eights. 80; Alabama fives, es a 20; do Fights,
90 u 100; do. railroad eghts, 90 %; South Caro-.
Ina SKIES 10 II: do. new. January and July 59..
osh; do. do, April and October, 81 81: Arkansas
SKIES, % a67; 40. sevens, so e.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS
Xne following were The bldg for the ctr bank
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ANCEIIN.-ALBTRTA ALEXANDER ANCEtIN beloved
son Of Albert Ad6lphe and Kate Ancelin after u
short but severe Illness aged months and 10
days.
the relatives ana friends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, this Sunday
afternoon. at one O'Clock, at the residence or ms
grandmother, 60 Bro0me street.
BAILEy.--On Saturday, July 8, CHARLES r, son
OF Charles H. ana Mary E. Bailey, aged two years
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho
funeral from the residence OF his parents, No. .,3
Lexington avenue, on Tuesday, July II, at one
O'Clock p. NJ.
BANxs.-On Saturday. July 8, CArHARIsE BANKS,
widow Of George Banks, aged 65 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence 46 Centre street. at four O'Clock P.
NJ. The remains will be taken to Troy, N. ", Tor
Interment
BARTow.-At Astoria on saturday, July s. after
a short illness, ALEXANDER HABIRsBAM, infant son
OF Jacob r. and Annie Key Barlow.
Funeral from the house OF his parents, Astoria on
Sunday, the 9th inst. at five O'Clock p. NJ.
BAss.-0n Thursday, July 9. 1871, GEORGE W.
BASS, aged months
The mineral win take place this Sunday afternoon,
AZ one O'Clock, from the residence Of hts parents.
family are respectfully invited To attend.
B0ARD.-ln this city, on Friday, July T. WILLIAM
HENRY BOARD, aged 40 years, months ana
DAYS.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, IRON MS late
residence los Franklin street. on Monday afternoon,
July 10, at two o'clock.
BouGHToN.--0n Thursday July 8, JuLrErrE r.
BouauToN, in the 5st year OF her age, after short
and painful Illness
BRIsoN.--At Mlburn, N j., on SATURDAY., July s.
FREDDIE, youngest child of John and Mary A. Br-
son aged months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
hs grandparents, atone o'clock 4. y, On Monday
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The nrst or series OF Saturday afternoon con-
certs commenced at Prospect PARK yesterday. There
were about five thousand people present on the
lawn near Breeze Hill, where stand has been built
for the accommodation Of the music, and seats In
shady places were ranged for the accommodation OF
the audience. The band OF the Thirteenth regiment
lent enchantment to the scene, and rendered ac-
ceptaby very fine selection OF popular airs.
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shares Manhattan, 1855; Merchants, lls: Mechan-
ics', 1876; Union. l4o America, 146 City, 22o Phenix,
107; Tradesmen's. $50; Greenwich, go; Callatin
National, 100; Merchants Exchange. 80; Leather
Manufacturers, 1856; State OF New York, liz; Com
merce. III Ocean, o.; Mercantile, l24 American
Exchange, 1151.; Pacific, 2oO Bank OF the Republic,
1l3; Bank OF North America. I04; Irving 1925;
Metropolitan 1851; Peoples, 145; East River. ll2a;
Market, 124; Nassau, -; Corn Exchange, 1872;
ST. Nicholas, 125; Marine, 1876: Park 1856; Aanufac-
turers and Merchants. 100; Central National, 1916;
Second National, $50; Fourth National 1l1ls Ninth
National, lis; Tenth National, 1874; Gold Exchange,
SO; Bankers and Brokers' Association, 80.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports, other than dry goods and specie, at
the port OF New York for the week ending July 7,
1871, were SIS. 210,7S0.
the imports OF foreign dry goods at New York
during the past week and since the beginning OF the
year were:-
For the ,reek 1862 1870 1877.
Entered at port. $lle2, ~ sea4,444 ST. 1856 4es
Thrown on market. 1,02s, ll6 s14.3l6 1884, 4o4
Entered at port 4ss, ss2 5l,17l. se1 ST. 7ss 1873
Thrown on market 4s,472s5l 81 ,243 GO, 743 497
The total imports at this port for the past week
were ss,69624s, against s6,45o.222 the previous
week, and $4412,s79 for the corresponding week of
last year,
THR SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The specie Shipment to-day was 81, 142, 1876. The
specie exports during the week and since the begin
ming OF the year have been as foOws:-
Total for the week Observation-Disclosures. 81. 71O, 600
Previously reported. Observation-Disclosures. A, $780, 42l
Total since January l, 1871 sac, Al, OS7
Same time 1870. Is, 1876 488
Same time 1869. 1G, 1893 686
Same time 1858. s., 29S 7l6
Same time 1867 80 625, $50
Same time 1866. 49542, 778
Same time 1865 I8, 347 921
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Considerable and just complaint has been made
BY people Of modest senslbilities against the Gus
tom Of bathing IN broad daylight from the docks
adjacent TO the Fulton ferry. The bathers many of
whom are young men, all innocent of clothing, ma
terlally adds to the lDdecency Of the AFFAIR
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The Fire Department Charity.

At the last quarterly meeting OF the trustees
OF the widows and orphans fund OF the
Brooklyn Volunteer Fire Department reports
were submitted, showing the receipts during the
quarter to amount to S5,1,2 and the disbursements
to be as Observation-Disclosures account, &152; PEN
siOns, 00s; disabled remen. $3.50; special spprO
priation, SIS; leaving balance OF $3.50 TO the
credit Of the fund.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BARKER-ALLEN.-On Sunday July . at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, SENNCA BARKER to
MISS LOvELIA ALLEN, all Of Jersey City.
Newburg papers please copy.
BRIDGENs-JOHNSON.-ln Paterson. NJ j., on Mon
day. June 2s, by the Rev. T. M. Henernan, MI.
FREDERICK Il. BRIDGENs OF Brooklyn, to Miss S. III.
JOHNSON. of Rockville Conn. No cards.
SHERMAN-WErA0RE-At Newport. X. L.. on
Wednesday, July b. by the Right Rev. Bishop Potter,
assisted by the Rev. c. White, W. WATTS SHERMAN,
OF New York, to ANNIE d. r. wETMoRE, OF the for
mer place.
WEILER-BUsHONG.-On Monday, July g. by the
Rev. Andrew LOngacre, FRANK NICKEL WELLER of
New York, 10 LAURA GREY BUsHONG, OF Reading,
Pa.
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.


The government list was fraction better and
strong under purchases for export to Europe. The
Following were the final street prces:- United states
currency skies, 1141s 1l4A; do, 1881, regis.
Hered, ll5H 115K; do do, coupon, 115k a 115X;
Aio. ive-twenties registered, May and November,
als% a ia; do. do, 1852, coupon. do, lis
al6l<; do do, 1864 do do, 1885, ia; do. do,
PS65, do do, 1l414 l141s; do. d. registered Jan.
tary and July. 112H 1l27s do do, 1885, coupon do
pl2a< ll271; do. do. 1857 do. do 1125s 113; do.
do 1865 do do, 112zs llSH; do. ten-forties regis
aered, 1llh Xix; do. do, coupon, 1l2k 1928.
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market was weak owing to the efforts
or tue ltques to realize. The Ohio and mississippi
pool, becoming alarmed for the consequences or the
heavy decrease In the earnings OF the road partc.
dariy as their position with reference to the market
- SO well understood, gave orders to SELL but, find.
nng that decline Of over two per ensued on the
Dncriug of few thousand shares were compelled to
countermand their orders and substitute orders to
buy, In order TO prevent panic after the fashion OF
Rock Island. The anticipation of large short in.
aerest IN the stock was also disappointed for the
price went down by the run, and halted and recov.
Erred only when the clique changed the instructions
TO their brokers. The general list was weak In sym
pathy with this decline, Lake Shore dropping to
Sosis. Union Pacific to 303s, and New YORK Central
70 96k. Plttsburg was exceptionally strong ana
pdvanced to 1917.
HIGHEST AND L OwEsT PRICES.
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The police boast OF having arrested 594 persons
during the week. The chief offence was violation
OF the city ordinances.
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ORANdEIsM.
ITS HISTORY AND PURposEs.
SEE THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
ON MONDAY.
ALL THE NEWS
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
ALL ABOUT BASE BALL.
ALL ABOUT YACHTING.
ALL ABOUT FASHION.
ALL ABOUT POLIruCs
ALL ABOUT CRlMINALlTIEs.
ALL ABOUT LoCALIsMs.
ALL ABOUT GENERALITIEs.
ALL ABOUT EVERYTHING.
ALL ABOUT GOTHAM.
TIE EVENING TELEGRAM,
ALL OVER THE CITY.
TWO CENTS.
SENT EVERYWHERE,
soc. A MONTH, SIX DOLLARS WEAR
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHrrs.
vArHITE STAR LINE.

| WHITE STAR LINE
w New York Corr and Liverpool full Uncovered
I Stearuships the sjx largest In the world.
| OCEANIC ARCTIC, PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATfC,
| 5000 tons burden-3,OO0 h. p. each.
Sailing from New YORK Saturdays from Liverpool
Thursdays, calin. at Cork Harbor each way.
ATLANTIC, Capt. Murray August d, a. "a. NJ.
OCEANIC Captain Thompson, August Ia at 80 +. N.
BALTIC. August 80. to follow.
prom the White Star Docs Pavona Ferry Jersey CITY
Passenger accommodations (for all classcs) unrvsed
nsNons STATE rooms smonng roo" ana nnntooms ,h
arar w, ~ . 49, '' surgeons ~
Eas saon uI ~ ,nS id s,asrasc S,o &, cprrsrcv
Those wishing 10 send for Friends nom the Country can
bool "a - ~" ,,,n al n.rs Of ,narca p,rs
us,h,rds N,pv'r aaa,. I'm pnt, IT,, prs,ra;. in. ''
Exctirson tickets rron,ca nj owest rates '
Drs ~. sro,n 81 nnw IA " ~"
For information ewnIv Mt tn. companvs Offices. No 10
Proaa~ay NsS Vortt p'' "' ~ 4 H SPARKS cent
"''"'"'s' "e" A'~' " " ''' N-'"''
'nN '-,'..
IL 10, 1ucens,owi ahn Liverpool "osai NAH steamers
NJ WfifsIS " sou " "'' Tbu-sd.v J,Iv n q u n
tITy az fiiNnoN sa,ur,iay y',Iyy IL p
.frv rr Ts'.sI' 1,s o., 81, ~ ~
succeeding Saturday Thursday from pier 81
North river.
RATES or PASSAGE c.,
PAYABLE IN Gold. Payable la Currency.
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N STEAM 10 IIyEsrooL AND QUEENSTOWN.
ITALY w.,..r FROM pier a North river. ,,,v
nrsx.s s' Ts For LoSiD3S ' SHRHSf 'u
ERIN Lawson "wednesday, July 2e, A Il N
Prepaid steese ticket. liverpool Queenstown, Lon
60 For further particulars the companys Office, No.
+. W. J. HURST. Manager.
THE HAMBUR0AMERIcAN PACKET CoMPASY'S
iron mail steamship ,,,,,a,.
Captain r II. Hack VII! sail on Tuesday July II, 1871
taking from New S York Ss% so Rsmors Plymouth
First Cabin sso ss%a az gsS SHs's%s' gold s
sCd payable ,, ip III, Tinted s States gold
KUNHARDT K CO.. g i. RICHARD BoAs,
spi Broad street, N.Y. sSnsss N.Y.
= PARAGUAY. SATURDAY., July $, atsAM
Fgst Cabin $40; second Cabin, $50; s.esr'ge sS.
''' ''''S'' u Ho%LsSfb AspINwALL, Agents.
C'FSAAHH0H hSf tSp SosyH AMERICAN ROYAL
BETWEEN NEW Xo %aKx xf TsTI SEkrool CALLING
e. 81;
sSrhs 81 r PAaAyHA Saturday Aug Il
F Pn,nr caG rss 20 IA Cold Cold
by inc lhmpsuay anu sotuIoay sean n,c ..
pss .$e" Ro"' Sisn nnld
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C,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
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ALGERIA Sails saturday July 49, at r. NJ.
Sails satur " July o. at A. N.
Cabin massage Sin uoid ,errave mgo ,nrrency
Steerare massage to New York S3i W.
For freieh. passage apply at wiling Green
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