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FOR SALE.

One four.horse Broadtread Wagon,
nearly new and in good order; also one
good Reaper in good order, sold for
want Of use. Apply to +. II. Orendorf,
! 4 miles from Westminster, on the
Llttiestown Pike. ap64t
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ANSExArIoN.-It is now proposed
TO annex Canada, the whole Of Mexico
the whole Island of St, Domingo, Cuba
and Jamaica.
Our powers
Are contracted by no pent-up Utica,
But the whole bouudless continent
Is ours,
And 0celnica.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

One pair Of young Mules, large and
well broken to harness, also one large
Bay Mare, sold for the want of use.
Apply to +. II. Oreudorff, / miles
FROM Westminster, on the Littlestown
Pike. ape At
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

The New York Journal Of Commerce,
the EUening Post aud the San, all Re-
publican papers, denouuce the Ku Klux
bill. The New York Democrat says -
Ifthis bill becomes law, the President
has power, on the pretext Of street row
in New York, Scranton, New Orleans, or
any other place, to declare martial law,
suspend the writ of habeas corpus, and
make himself Perpetual Dictator, Emperor,
or anything he pleases.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

Harm Weadier-The thermometer
on Saturday last, registered sc in the
shade. Monday was even hotter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

A reading circle has been formed
among the young ladies and gentlemen
oil this town, and meets weekly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13
Business Locals.
Notices under his head TEN GENTS
per Inc FIR e,teh insertion.

Il =
Bargains in Dry Goods, at II. l..
Norris & Cos. Muslius at mauuiac.
turer's prices, at II. L. Norris & Cos.
Ladies' Dress Goods 10 great variety
aud cheap, at II. l.. Norris & Cos.
Mems and Boys wear, very cheap, at
H. L. Norris 4 Cos. Domestic Goods
at factory prices, ut II. i. Norris &
Cos. Ladies aud Childrens Shoes Of
all kinds, at II. l. Norris & Cos. Cal.
icoes ut 6, 8 and 10 cents, best at IL
cents, at II, j.. Norris a. Cos. Gloves
and Hosiery, very cheap, at III l.. Nor
ris & Cos Groceries at Baltimore
prices, at II. l.. Norris & Cos. 1t
WASHINGTON House, MANCHESTER.
This house has been thoroughly re.
novated and the Proprietor, John Marsh,
will be pleased to see all his friends.
The Table and Bar supplied with the
best the market affords; stables large,
aud in charge OF attentive hostlers.
Terms moderate. 1t.
Chas j. Yingliug, of j Yingling 4
Son, is now in New York purchasing
Spring Il Summer Goods. Call and see
them 1t
COttcuades, Jeans, Linens, &c, for
Men and Boys, very cheap, at
1t Il. k Gernand's
Piques, Cambric's, Percals, Fresh
Spring Styles, at i, X. Gernand's. Ii
French Corsets only IS cents, at
1t j. Yingling 4 Sons.
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Printing done in all colors, at the
ADVOCATE Jon OFFICE, and satisiac.
ton guaranteed
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The Frsf Of the .Seosoa.--Mr. VIM.
blitfea, Of Westminster, sent TO this
Office. last week, ! sample ofIrish Pota-
toes, grown this season, about the size Of
chiuquopins.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13
LOST.

ON Sunday last, on the Turnpike be.
" tween Westminster and the subscri
ber's residence, Lady's Cloth Jacket. A
suitable reward will be paid for its recovery,
u may be left at the residence of Col. Jno,
X. Longwell, Westminster, or at the sub.
scriber's residence.
ap l3* MRS. O'DoNNELL.
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"In Adams fall
We sinnn,l ali y

Childs First Book.
A slight paraphrase of this couplet,
for the Baltimore City Council, would
read:
In Jones' Falls
We sinned all.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13
French Corsets only rs cents, at
1t i. Yingling 4 Sons.
FINE WATCH REPAIRS.

FINE WATCH REPAIRS.
John Il. Hare, corner of ST. Paul and
Fayette Streets, under the Mansion House,
Baltimore, notifies the citizens of Carroll
county, that he repairs Watches in the best
manner, aud satisfaction guaranteed. A
large supply of the best Watches and fine
Jewelry always on hand, which will be sold
at the lowest prices. 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

Fire in Frederick Comy.-Thelargc
frame dwelling of Mr.. John Sharer,
near Graceham, on the Western Mary
land Railroad, in Frederick county, took
fire on Saturday afternoon last, as it is
supposed, from the stove pipe, and was
consumed with nearly all tho furniture
in the house.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

Mr.. Nathan Haiaes, of Uniontown
district, willshortly leave Carroll county
with his family for California.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

Letter Heads for Business men at
the .1drocate jon OFFICE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

The Hanover Citizen is in raptures
over the beauty of the flowers which
adorn the windows in that borough.
Why, my dear sir, come 10 Westminster,
and behold tho pulchritude of the hui.
man flowers that adorn this city, and
you will have conceptions Of beauty such
as you never had before.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

The ADVOCATE Jon OFFICE has
just received a large supply of type for
Posters and ilandbills, ranging in size
from half an inch to six inches in
length.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

So great was the relief from dust ex-
perienced last season BY sprinklins the
streets, that it is thought it WILDE re-
sumed aud extended this year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

IYesteya Maryland Railroad. we
learn. says the Williamsport Pilot, that
very heavy force of hands is ut work
on the liue Of the Western Maryland
Railroad between Meehahicstown aud
Smithburg, aud that everything is being
pushed with commeudable zeal and alac.
rity. IL is now thought that the road
can be flushed 10 Hagerstowa BY the
first of JAY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-13

At an election. held at the Pleasant
Valley Building Association. on Satar-
day evening, April 9Th 1871, the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year President, Jesse lesson
Vice President, Jacob W. Frock
Treasurer, Samuel Lawyer; Secretary,
j. William Earheart; Directors, Yalcn-
tineC Wantz, Emanuel Myers, William
II. Yingling, George Bowers, John
Leister, d. b. Fleagle, Levi Myers.
The association is represented to be in
a prosperous condition.
additional HAL Serrice. -After the
LIST Of July, there will be daily mail
from York Road Station, on the Yves.
tern Maryland Railroad, through Bruce
vile, Taneytown, aud Piney Greek, to
Littlestown, Pa, a distance of fifteen
miles. A triweekly mail will be estab-
Iished from York Road Station through
Ladysburg, Woodsboroughand Walkers
vile, 10 Mount Pleasant, Frcdcrisk
.n,.ofv Marrl.n1
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SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NRW-iOkk Recommendation 10.
CLEARED.
steamsip CORES. Whitman Sew-OTrars, H. H. Crofnsen Co.
st..UsliI Dscian lBrl LsiiI OassOE, Henderson Bros
l. Roberts Richmond &c Washington Co
ctaasis Gibson Winter Georgeto~n, d. c. Geo. H.
Ste4uship T. W Brune, FOter Baltimore
Agea OH IL Bessuner Liverpool ChsI o. Frsncklyn
Dp4ue. llade gha, Lonai steamship Co.
St.hp Australia (Br Hsidesick Liverpool aud Glasgow, Hen
E.esm.trr Msa.cpri Henry Kevorlears, 7. Baker Co.
sieama Merseds MaTiInan FcrElnins. II r. Morgan Co
Steus p felra3or, EckeTs0n Savannah W X Garrison
Pie mE . Hslhst.aa Woodhl Charleston H. H. DO.sla &c.
sESt an hil Ilc.ny Nichols, fhlaielnlH
S.e4m D. , Monitor. Jones, Phil4ielpbL
Steamship Hcsus. Bear.e. Boston. IT, y Di1ock
hhg Bipan ll,man BsoOss, Hes Oresns, " H. Brigham.
Sh;, C.conr. Kins, AntrT, Peabody, Willis Co.
ship LINE Pencil Honey Antwerp, Punch hdyt Co.
Bari Van Name. Craig, MaTseillea. Janrs Henry.
bari Gslons (sp Gep. Paamos lkpanb L4ta,san Co.
it.h0, Richardson Crl'ueg0s, TnrteT hsh
BTk Ledsri. (BLl Evans Gloucester Eng, Geo T. B2islz
AuUs WalL Lssrrnoe Corr Falmouth Carver Barnes
Rcrhs Deius (Ger Herboth, Bremen Punch hiye Co.
Bsrk JrLsn K.8lr ger RabS Bremen Puneh, tdye co
Brig Pcaa (Ge eI Cofa Falmouth Tor of1f faneh, by
& Go.
big Ia Creole tDntcb spslethaysL CqrSoOA Do'.ls Co
Brg Dasy. iBr Rsdfpri Truro, Lhg Bowfey Archibald
Bra Wolfrle, (BrD. Hsliar ID. Il De VOL Co.
fchr DaG johnson, Stanford.
Srbr Iuola Murehson Jo.es wilmington ~ C.. T. Powell
scbL Sea Bird, Hoxsn Richmond, Va, VAa BTunt Bro
sehr. Occsn Wave zeheft. Norfolk.
btiE J. G. B0vers LOngsueet Toms River
ssbr Ida Pls ss,s'I S~-h--I. - yns Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

NEW POLICE AND HEALTH offlOEh' LII
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
The Superintendent, Inspectors, SURGEONS
oaptains sergeants and Clerks of the Ponce Depart
nt and the clerks OF the Health Department met at
Police Headquarters on Saturday Inspector Dks presd
ino and formed new society to be known rs the Ponce
Mtnal Benefit Association. The following oiheers were
9octad president Inspector George W. DDks; VICE
PRESIDENT George Hastings, Chief CLERK OF tho Health
Department; Treasurer George r. Gott, Do0kkeeper OF
the Police Department Secretary, Vincent CalKi Poce
Clerk 1t proposed that each surviving member shal
pay As to the heirs the death Of any member ana mat
mis- shall be the only expense borne by the members
The Association already has 2l0 members and IL Is
believed the number will soon be increased TO 25O
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PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM GLASGOw-ln steamship Britannia Aug l9Tbe Rev John
Race ANTONY Ripper T. Hggnson Mcdonald John P1mOs
Miss A. NJ Husband Webster Geo BInes, Mrs. David lac,
ven Clarke, Mrs. OtO Becker.
FROM LIvERPOOL-In steamship City Of Brooklyn Aug 21Hon
Norton M W. Collier A. Brave, Mrs Brave w. Greenwood
G. Holmes j. NJ e Wallace. LeuenantCOl. Psnel. j. Bell Mrs
Burns Mss Burns II hofod, j. BOYD, johnson and lady
Master W. Johnson Master II. johnson, Master T. John.
son H. b. Mulyany Mrs Stevenson r. Hilbert T. j. oKeefe
NJ Oliver and lady Mrs Oliver Mis- NJ Oliver, Miss Henck
Wmoes Foz Mr. Bouary j. Kiray Miss NJ Moirondo
4 Psgen Mss C. AsKaHdroya, MISS ~ Graham Mr. Mccain d.
Wallace. HO.es. j. Wiring H. W. Gallant j. A Slack j. B. Man
ming J. Scott T. H. Hintoa y burton C. w Hanson w SGltse
Ralke Mss g Mitchell - Mo- w H. Montague O. Alb
J: p, Sheldon, J. H. serbuer,, MI Adams sEd hiy
fcd. :. b. Ihomas, Mr. Adams A G. Gill, Mrs A. q. Gill
sHor Cgsse 4 and children Miss Hove Miss Howe Mss
A. Frost Mr.. White N. stnsou, W. KENYON, Mrs Holmes A.
II Jonuop A. & Howard C. Reed A. sciuewx W. scott and
lady r. Scott Master W. Scott l. Clay W. johnson Hughes
and LADY A. Bawng ad, four chlel c. McArbur A. JAMESON
Sen;on 4 EstOn Miss " Newton G. Warning and ilaiy
Master W Mclel,, d. OleaTy W. II. Adams f.
Macy j. OSuyan T. s. Davis W Walker and LADY C. seaps Mr.
Morton children. Miss koher's Miss Desps Miss Ns6
o sLa4. 4Hessy. II. COnkliu. Miss Eliza IoGe Anderson
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CIVIL MOTIFS.

surrogate Veeder Of Kings County ADMITTED
~ PROBATE last week, the Wills OF Gertrude T. Aos1uan
y Last orange. Essex Co., n. j.; Hannah Howell Janes
wIb Teter Klein. Ann e. Allen. John Made James
Peh ,1hiad Ge!st1n Ann DUNCAN. Mare Chen r.. lore
BrosSvb Moor Jane Aube, ana Isaiah Abbot. all Of
J5i letters OF guardianship Of the estate Of John
nt ~ ~ and Mary r. Hird were granted 20 John H,d
1tieh ~ sebold TO KsrDarn siebOd Of Harry NJ lev
v" " hargsret NJ Leverich, all Of Brooklyn.
~ The United States Eastern District Court
george A. heofeld has fled libel against the owners OF
"o sShocner Nellie, 10 recover t2 The complaint sets
urn That tie Nellie is enrolled vessel Of over 100
As burden sad wins more than "a feet VI waer
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BIDS FOR THE CITY MARKETS.

The Commissioners of the Sinking tuhd
have received the following bids for lease of city mar
ket property for 10 or 20 years;
For Centre Market-Thoms Mugn offered sunua rent Of
9 go; George Prefer F2lOO s. T. Nolan, S602aj VIM Lalor,
$500; A. r. CALDWELL 6Ooi Charles H. Swan, sl56O Henry
Carter For Union MarkeC H. Swan offered an annual rent
Of $500; James Mcleod $500 For Franklin MarsePh Cassidy
offered 5OOi James Brady t0 For Iompns
Mrket-IIugh offered annual rent Of 5000 For hseI
arkeCaIes offered for the whole period 10 years total
The proposals were referred to Messrs Havemeyer,
Even, and Phelps.
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THE COURTS

ALLEGED ROND FORGERY-PRC MINENT .IEN
IMPLICATED.
Commissioner Shields issued u warrant. on
n4.raay for the arrest Of operating as a stock
Droti and holding the position Of Preside Mt OF well
Ahosh FIRE insurance Company in this city The oHen-e
'u"g'd Is forging $1,000 Government bud To fur
'"oi u end o. Justice the name Of the alleged criminal
~, Tor the present. II Is rumOfed that prOmi-
cated IN tae affair "' " 'F''
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, AUa 81.


No Steamship MaiS
TUESDAY. AUGrsr -
Nal, for E1,re va Plymouth Hambur and CherboUg per steam
Sin emaua from foot Of Ttirs HOuOken close at tle Post Once
4 lJ0 NJ. -
WEDNESDAY hUGUsT g.
Ns for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Wyoming close $50 Supplementary Mail on Pier No 49,
n. r j. closed al 1920 M. g., a.,
Au deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
doI Elq .f4sr
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when ne offered his servcos to take her through Hell
G, on her way to- Belfast Me. The person In charge
Sssed his SERVICES and the law provides that
eel sha 80 through Hell Gate without pilot, he claims
to he entitled TO the legal fee s2 and Is now seeking 70
recover IL.
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CRIMINAL.

lanes Butler Of No. % West-st charged with
ms cigars this port, he saturday in 81 @s bail BY
Shields H. c. Justice charged with nuggRg diamonds
was surrendered by his bondsman, Saturday.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling com
e Mary YESTERDAY Tor attempting pick the Po,i OF an M
Known Washington Marse Magge Barrow, for striking
Ecn MaheAn fellow tenant No l3 BaItes the head van
WIN Baker driver lately employed By Calm Ce OF
Curchs for collecting and Approphang various small sums belonging
to his 6mployerG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

sup .Y.,. $40 sun $50 Moon 1901
Sandy Hook Cows island Hell Gate Perry zee l:22
men DAY--Pg
p Hook % Cows Island 100 Hell Gate Perry
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1crIed mOtops:
1..Sarony Rowland
civilians fgi Rogers 5..Swif at Iynea
g.. Hunt set Calm. 6.in NJ wiz oil lie f"ro'H
4. .bowenibal RgL The Mayor,
&c
J. Williamson sgt Rogers l9.Paebc IRE he w ~
g. .Gnenvich Savings Bank Levy -
Miller. II. .Metcali AFT hH1n'
Urfhnger ar. MeE,Iv 70 .ROsenbaum agL Kelly
4.
-. Thatcher sgt Jones B funlss SGT m T..o-
- H. H sctsne "a sgi ppk.l a. Swain Goithoh
iughsM; 49, Paentes sgt foruOe
CLs 3.
%. .Golrey agt Tnlly.
Class 8.
n Roberts Agt Ggryy, ~ Lee SS' 'N
%. .Kiuke sgt Peterson.
CLASS T. u,
a.. Briggs ag. Weeks FISHERMAN ~" f''
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NATIONAL l.lNE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEfN'lO"N
From Pier No. ~, North River
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEEFOol;
ITALY III kDAl, Adz, 20 ~ M
DENHALK sept al l.J' a. TO-
span Crs,e SATURDAY, sept at !.
Passage TO Liverpool Queenstown London direct cabin 10 'nl
Prepaid Seerage tickets ton Liverpool
Que.nstos .. Londonderry. Glasgow 80 currency
Eor further particulars aPpy st tie 'ompan' ohst go " '
T. W. D. HChoi ''e"s''''
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST a. 1871

fchr @. A. Pierce Poole, Salem.
Canalboat Rura, Van Buren,, Oswefo
ARRIVED.
Steamship Bnanns tBr Mcclellan Ggov Aua s. and Neville
9Th mdse. and
stcamshp TITLE Desng GaVestos Aug and Key 3h, with
mdse and pass TO G. H. Mallory Co
Steamship Georgia, Crowe Charleston Aug TO- with and pass
10 Henry H. Morgan Co.
Steamship Psneoua Bragg Portland mise and pass r. Am
Ship Bhh lo Yarmouth ST. Hilton shells June b. with railroad
IRON 20 orier, vessel TO Snow Burgess
Francis Bo rnef (of Yarmouth r. 81 Oliver AndroSan %
DAYS, Iron TO n u herchsnt o. vessel 10 Boyd IIncten
Bark Bertha, IN a. Schwartz Newcastle Eng 63 days, nise
Bark Kate Crosby lof Yarmouth, IN. ST. OBren Cardiff IA days
railroad iron.
Brig so"Ay Queen, tOf Annan Griffith Iuuique ay' with nitrate
Of soda.
Bag Crescent Faulkner Of and IL days Windsor D. 3d. With
plaster
Brig Arhels lirl, Dexter wsdsor s. II DAYS plaster.
Brig Joseph Howe (o HslI) WILSON, Guantanamo u day. with
Bhg apy Dutch Bcrnann. St. Cror 10 days with sugar and
molasses
Brig Eastern Star (of Ees ayen Foster Denerara 20 dYs with
sgar
schr Carleton of Eassaa Auy days with pihe,tss
sehr Ahee b. Gardner Of BacsspOr Taner ST. John, b.
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Sales bn Anctlon


A. MERv1y, Aueuoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co, Broadway, cor.
I'D lhsge Of Books WORKS OF Art Fancy Good Furniture &c
DgP0r QUAKTEaHAsTERs oFyCE,l
JEPPKKsOS VILE. lSD., Aug. 10 1871. J
r ARGE SALE of ARMY CLOTHING and
RQUPAGE-W be so at public auction 81 the Depot al Jer
sonye Indiana Commencing TUESDAY, Sept lg ls al u
O'clock a No. under the direction Capt Rgerf NJ X
Army large quantity Of unseahle and u~Aase1 'o'As
Camp and Garrison Edu page consisting in part Of
$1,000 Uniform Goats.
los 900 pairs TrowseTs, foot
$500 pairp Trousers, mounted
5000 pairs Drawers.
i60 900 Shirts flannel
5000 Shirts gray
5000 Great Goats mounted
l2lOiO Great Goats, foot
$4,000 Blankets. wool
l50O Sack Goats, Incl
SACK Goats, unlinei.
500 pairs Boots and Bootees
5000 Forage Caps
2l.OOO pairs Stockings
And yarons other articles. , A., - =, =,
tanned at Office
By order Of the QuArtermaster General
C. II. H0YT, Captain and Depot Qnatemaset
NOTICE is hereby given that will SELL at
~ PUBIIC AUCTION by A. j. BLEECkBH, sOS Co., Auction
er Al the Exchange salesrOon Ill Broadway in The CIV OF New
Yt on Tuesday The 22d day Of August 6 " O'Clock on TIA
az certain JUDGMENT the 9th day Of December 1893
IN he sunreme Court of Of Newlork by MHLON VAIL
s siao1S % t WILLIAM D. JONES,
"4''' Assignee Of Mahlon Vail, 81 " allst
BENEDICT L BENEDICT, Attorneys, o. Wsllst
HEO- A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Leavitt
s,reb,rb Col Clinic. Hail. Asorpsce For the SALE b.
Auction Of LInRAkKs COLLECTIONS Of Books PAINTINGS sna al
| kinds Of LtTERARf PRoPEETf
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Passenger S foaaly. En '36S 'S''
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoaK
FIR New.Hsven sud BRIDGEPORT. = REl lo NJ l2i5 Rrh3
20 f Mori Satiord r,iiiei Southport we,ro o,
i" pe ,;s sc1i6 SorS.i IE1) 1880 M 1918 s l 2
- GIl 500 $50 An. s5i o. Z. no ~; SEQ ,ler,n
Por stamford sr g. 1889 m. :l5 (LL DID, (EIh 3D.
~ yoy H f.5 5t S d 9s i staada. 1850 M @
' Ss5 S MAJ, H s 9 vcpiy.,eveu yrYo 7p for
DO'''H' va OO'D 'P' 'c0NSSCTiSG TRANS
For B b.. va u, s sRa Ill., 5 i STl NJ ILL.,
~E For E s,Tt 8d sP9 BE- 1 mi i .1i us vita
aser Eaassas Bay at WiekO arriving less than agS'
For Connecticut yer Railroad l5 m to Montreal
g s Il Ta siI Proyaen ,pa F,bl Rs3. I1Isg% M,
For saos LIaS e. SSr ii q d. 70
FOR SsvsIsp sui Northampton Railroad ga nj p \" to North
'f Fol S s1o i.towu wn'nc lrOA TAR LDs
g. Fe, 10 Hor 70 nj R.ro1d IN. aui p. N.
For 6'I5uf1 spd sorTai1 Raro' s3 .P nd 500 L"
IA, M. Trn On s,,r Line DriFngooa Car ATTACHED to 'hss
F, s- Se, pom; reached over t, rS :
~ ami FoaLss oac.. Of the Sew ork Issnsier Co
D,lis ErPey No. 20 5.qrsy 81 b. csi Tor sSd CHECKED
y lfi g II Ia'i 70 esa. en- sAks HoYT. sapl
NEW;YQRK CENTRAL ~, AND nd, =. HUDSON
sLy G, s IA 2od-, FIpr ss'' TART ~ ' '''
i "a S H sseli ' ci Esre. With Dnvnso.
cars 10 BaSso sd ssg.r fls.
II Z. m. N,rthon 81 We-ts-n br2es%
a:!5 D. m, Hars'gs Slgca. lnpreis - y O. An
n Nt.ea Eyr.s, Slsep.ner nom New.i"rk 20 ~ hlban
Pm Rs PacGe tIrr's with heesiagesn for "-'erosS'
p "a seconi tactic Errrer -h sleep Ige = r soSnss'
BGo Sag F ~ q Chicago u, Io'a T. 90 ~ g KS 1s,
IL, NJ t.S sai inv frpF5ss Vito through sleepagean~
,. m, IirisJa special train
!. sud 5 - m.. Poiglssspfe trains ,p,
9:4s a. o., 1870. SIS ami t;l5 p m- Ps'ksAh uaLs
a. "a 1850 as $50 s:iO, ,nd ll:1o r.,
Sil'y Way Ts,-s:Jl o. n ahd Yonker' speeaL-s"m'
Posshls %, Spec a. make. stops south Of lon,sp -,
Ys.yors June Is. ls;L -
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OF
FsgEdSsi 50 and ou CoRrLA NpT
- ii6 fassea ~ gIl Fo wsSr PalLADkLsrhiaa.
a $50 All $50 l2:ao 400 s. 90 = a5, ITqsdRE.j
a. pa lIrr VIA Csrt.r sndi Scf BAL
WASHINGTON TuE MIST, Bal,Tss = 49,. q = ." %
5.. ~ silver P.s e are s,ehsd the $40 m VET .,:is
ard ra though Lnhtrs -soat change Fo s car, are
saa''i1s ~ y ~ s ~ ,SposS NJ. isA % r,Ss
ssi Chicago whoai csse silver rase Gsasust Lous St
~ @ to vihoat e4.se Tetss Tor 1 .p, I'
s to- lot "a q. SG.'TTTJ AcfsoS Sept.
C0UTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG iSLANp'
- r.o., 4,ssls ss. E.Is g:s e bsPs I'i''d
c.0c,, MONDAY M,y IS ls'i' h01 H"'Ss,I. ana 'AAar
ferrsu -, p.,,s,.us eauaectug at Bsby!oa
81" No. ~ sa Ps'eSosas BY sage '0f Bep"" and
l'ra e sss Eycsr.oa.
!, o. a No. 1cconno Gs ot B,s''o, ,o, . R,,,o, f., r,,
H ,, ssd non PaehOsae by for BsiepOr and u"
,. P''1 P,.,chosue Accommodation
.aen "a Babyloa Accommodation
~ ,s ana $50 $50 asd eop trains eosOse,
=, w. DOUGLAS Superintendent
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

PASSENGER Station York OF Twenty seVen'hst ana
InuItn..ve EnTance on INeltl-scEr-lh-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

CouRT-CHi NBERsSuTHEEIAsD, yCour OPEN /"
Motion Calesdar called at IL The following arr he po
IerIed motoss:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

WASHINGTON Aug. 19.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has issued circular letter to Collectors OF
customs and Inspectors Of seamvesseis relative 10 the
PRONUNCIATION Of the act Of Congress relative TO steam
vessels and the rules and regulations adopted by the
Board OF Supervising Inspectors, in which he says the
JtepdImebt taxes occasion 10 cuJCm upon Coz
iectOrs ana Inspectors the importance Of re-
curing pTomp ald strict compliance with all the pro-
Visions OF uc act OF Congress, aud rules apd regulations
now 10 DC promulgated, upon the part Of al concerned
sld act ana rules now being in full force and effect
attention j. also invited 10 section 80 OF the act of July
p MI requiring every steamer carrying passeng8rs 10
Oe supplied with az least copies or thar act aud the
hoct'sliE OF early supplying such steamers there
Win Inc supervising Inspectors are directed 20
issue such Instructions 70 they respective local Boards
a. they may oeem necessary to insure prompt enforce
Iseht OF al the provisions ~ the steamboat law,
sha the rules and regulations adopted in accordance
herewith. Acirclar has also en issued supervising
ana local Inspectors of steam vessels announcing that
department Il now supplying local Inspectors with
pOuhu copies or blank certificates for master1 mates
anu engineers OF Inferior grades end the proper nsruc
thereto