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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, '71.-Tht
Comptroller of the currency has de
clared a dividend of twenty per cent.
in favor of the creditors of the First
National Bank OF New Orleans, pay
able as soon as the necessary schedules
can be prepared by the receiver. The
United States claim has precedence
for the balance remaining unpaid up
on the check of Thomas l.. May,
amounting to Sill, 74S, which was
given by him as collateral security for
the payment of his Indebtedness at the
time a large defalcation was discover
ed in the Office of the assistant treas
urer at New Orleans The Govern
ment also claims precedence in addi.
ton for S13, 400 on deposit in the
bank to the credit of its officers. The
above amount had been received
from the amount collected by the re
ceiver before the declaration of the
present dividend. If it shall hereaf-
ter be decided by the Courts that the
whole amount of the check of Mayo
is counterbalanced by his Indebtedness
to the bank, as claimed by the receiv-
err this amount, together with what
may hereafter be collected, will there
be distributed in the final dividend
The question of the right of the gov
eminent to precedence in payment of
deposits of its officers in National
Banks will probably go to the SUI
preme Court for final decision.
General Wall, Superintendent ofthe
Indian affairs for Montana, reports
that the band of from seventy-fve to
one hundred half breeds from British
America have established winter quar-
tiers in the vicinity of Milk river
agency, with a view of supplying the
Indians with liquor, destroy their huts,
carry away whatever is valuable, and
drive them from the country.
The official report to the Navy De-
partment from Rear Admiral Sands,
Superintendent of the Naval Observa-
tory in this city, says that on the even
ing of the 18th instant Professors
Hardness and Hale, attached to the
observatory, succeeded in discovering
the spectrum of Eacke's comet. Pro-
fessor darkness thinks the comet con-
sists simply of a cluk of gl)wiug gas.
Prominent Democrats write here
denouncing the new party movement.
WAsHINGToN, November 22.-The
Grand Duke arrived on a special train
at 7:t20. The depot was thronged with
a large crowd anxious to see Alexis
The Prince and suite being in citizens
dress, they we're net recognized till
they reached the front OF the building
and then but by a few. Mr.. Cataca-
zy's carriage was in waiting, ana in 1T
the Duke, Catacazy, Admiral Possieit
and the principal secretary took seats,
and went to the house of Catacazy.-
The rest of the suite proceeded to the
Arlington. The Duke is the only one
of the party entertained by the Rus
sian Minister. Soon after the Duke
had driven to Minister Catacazy's e
idence the latter called on Secretary
Fish at the Arlington TO officially in
him of the arrival of the Grand
Duke, and to make preliminary ar
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-11-29

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee was in session at Columbus on
Friday. Messrs Pendleton, Morgan,
and Thurman were present. The
financial management of the campaign
was reviewed, and the Committee adj
journed to meet again on the 22d day
of February next.
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NEW-YORK

New York, Nov. 23-The Tribune
to-day announces that an express
wagon loaded with trunks and other
baggage left Tweed's House on Fifth
venue last Thursday, and that a
Deputy United States Marshal who
followed the clue reported yesterday
that passages were engaged in the
steamer City of Brussels for five of
Tweed's family, and hat one extra
berth had been engaged which it was
stated might not BE- used. The Pas
senger list at the Inman Office gives
no corroborative evidence, but it is
possible passages may have been Sc
cured in some other form than for q
family of five or six, to mislead sus-
picious inquirers. The officer thinks
the removal of the baggage is explain
ed by the fact that Tweed wished to
send away his vaiua55ies in advance,
and then follow them. Tweed has not
made the house his residence since
the exposure of the ring frauds. A
prominent politician, popularity sup
posed to be owned by Tweed, said
yesterday that in forty eight hours
events would occur which would star
tie New York. 1t is probable that he
more of Tweed's intentions
than he chooses to confide to others.
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c. KREISHER.
May 10, 1s71-no44f.
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New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
Gutiion Sales of Real estate.
;. yonrsos, IT, AueuoneeL
DY NSON a. NJ l. l. T. r,
D AUCTIOREBRs AND
EsTATE BHOKEPS.


REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Ne rs EIssAu-sT., COR CFDAH NIv foEk
City Residence Stores ob Country Seats and Farms t0u tod
rented eIcLsngd nogosed Auction Sales o. Furniture 1c
DY P.S. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent, No.
1D 81 sJosmorest, WM. TENCH, Cher. - - - -
PRINCE GEORGE AND SUSSEX LAND PoR SALE AT ARC
TONIn pursnsIee deed of trust from william Gee and wife 10
trustee dated the 21h day Of April 1896 and of record the
Gerks Ohee o the County Court o. Pnne oeoFe ,9nhy Fn'
Of in Of Petersburg, scu
public aucton the following valuable real estate: - 49,
Fr, That certain tTact parcel OF land called sAhiA ho
hereirou part said tract containing sbont so which BE-
lout TO Thomas W. Gee seeeaslg The residue u SAID tact to
amount 10 about SEQ . ....
hsc0nd That certain other tract parcel 81 hnd called WAX.
WICKS m the County o Prince Gorgo between Waw swamp and
the Pecrburg Railroad and containing 1871 IT,
GLIDING therein small detached Of land called knnds con
timing ~ acre.. lying B'Ar BY .-....-...,.
TArd: That certain Of land called "WRtHkS" lying 10
the Couy Of Prince George the north side OF BlAWat swamp
aor
That certan parcel Of land called JOYS in
Prince George the north side Of WaTwch Swamp and Ah
joining the called Wrwicks" containing 2j
Ftrh That certain other parcel OF land yng In Prince
George County. containing adjoining tact 81 land eai
GRANTHANS" the road.
S And certain other parcel Of land called ROMANS
lying County sOnh Of
extending Pigeon swsnp Dark sssmpo containing s
land he rom for the Of the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad and graveyard. - -
These lands e whole shout FORTYSfX HUNDRED AND
FFTYTHRBB ACRES LING in neghborhooi the Norfolk snd
Peor.bug Railroad between spusnts Waye about miles
fom Petersburg Va and present great Inducements TO colony Of
houses Of them particularly the ROMAN TRACT
tain quantities N most valuable timber.
Mr. William Gee AZ SANTA ROSA viii take pleasure in showing the
premises Large and accurate be at the Office LYON
PEGRAM LYON btoneysat Lsw, 1abt-st, Petersburg Va.
Terms-ODe fourth Of rchae CASH the balance credit
o6 H. and ~ months equal bstaents besnug Interest at cent
per secured by doned negotiable notes and deed trust upon
the properly bought JOHN LYON, Trustee.
Z. n SBhBukY, AUctioreer
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Sales bn Anrtion

A. MHRvS. Auctoneer
ny BANGS, MERWlN 81 Co, Broadway, cor.
ID 4bsL-Ss Of Books Works Of Art FancI GOol' Furniture &c
VFO. A. LEAVlTT g. Co. date Leavitt,
Sthceh Cor Clinton Hail. Asorpsce For the SAFE BY
srcrtoN Of LHRiREs COLLECTIONS Of Book, PAINTINGS and all
Kinds o. LITERARY PROPERTY.
cUPREME COURT.--A. c. KEENEY agt. b.
y r. CLARKE and X. A. CARROLL-RBCElVERS SALE
Notice hereby given that by virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Con
subscriber the property and Effects Of the copanep
Of KFBNRY CLARKE Of tie Oty Of NewYoTE will sell at Public
Auction on day Of August next At O'Clock the prem
es occur Ell bv ssd ForyKh and Fory eyens be-
tween and the North River the City OF Newi ho
IFASE premises and machinery boiler stock triaTes
tools and good business the said eOpsrtnershP
Dated July Q, 1871. ABNBR C. kBkNE1i Receiver
sEwELL PIERCk. Plaintiffs Attorneys l7S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE.

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
aud those desiring purchase or rent such property
will find to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper. and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
% be found, not only in NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
semiWeekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
tsng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 ceuts per line
for each Insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line About words Of
wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRH, Friday, Ju

EEw-YoRK Friday, Jny %, 1871.
The attendance at the Exchange to-day was
quite large and considerable interest shown In the
sales made. Anthony J. Blocker, Son Co. sold, by
order OF the Supreme Court under direction Of Henry
Cullen, jr Referee, two theestOTy brick houses, each
having 12i feet front on lot on south side OF Thirty
seventhst, 400 feet west Of Teuhaye.; lot 25x0s9 The
houses are new ana have modern cOnvenences. The
two were sold for $ll,0O0 The firm sold vacant
lot adjoining above houses the westerly side, and all
eXcayated for building for $780, this lot was 2Aee9
Johnson " Miller sold house and lot known as No. 80
Gouverneurst., 40 feet from Madsonst, for $500;
house Is threestOry highstOop brick building, A6xi5;
lot 3.6x627 The two foreclosure sales announced by
James M. Miller were postponed until Aug 20.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
ny JOHNSON h MILLER.
lot and 3story bcs house Gouyenear lot 6IG27 s9O
BY A. =. BLEECKER. son \ co.
Lot and lstoy brick houses 400 Of OtbAve lot 2j9s9
lot adjoining above 25Ig9
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
1ron &siesI ftlanufaflurss of l1tnnsplponi

SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
tEs.hlsbsd 10 lt4S1
FINGER. ElklCI ca
nlsrp, ,o,r, PtsbUfgh, feEus
UEIhs OF livery DksCpfPTIOE oR sTFET
Y. ici Csd sts. Honofsh.op, Pr. Boz and Boiler
GsTs.s ~ ss theudEg Gro1iirs 7an. e,a Cast ana
NS .1o sJrtg sitsL C4issd p C.ut.y Cs.t
AA@l fDnset. AIss stss Tire ka. ks
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
mcsttbeoirr Ccnntr Real estate for Sal

EOR SALE-TO close estate of Job r. Car
penter Armonk WestclT Co. ~ T. containing 100 10
arabic land 30 pasuge With coed twosor honse
barn fruit aud excellent pleasant
roundngs GO feet ahoye rvae churches u different deo
nations Apply to EDWARD J. CARPESIER Plesaonle West
chester Co. n Y. or EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Omce
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
ERIE TRAINS Leave Depots

ENRlE. RAlIM Al - RAINO Leave DcDOtS
i II Chamberast aud foot Of 2jd-st, as follows
Erpress Trains leave ChsmbeTss at II $50
m snI.7 daily New and improved Drawing Room Coaches
through Buffalo aud bnde
connecting Horneye with magnificent Sleeping Coaches running
through CeveD and Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches the
II from Susquehsnna Buffalo; The $3.50 tsn from
EepYork Bridge and the irstom 10
Brhao Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Eusran Tram leaves
daily at 65 p N. 800.
only, $3.50 a IN -
For otsyile and WAY. At til30 a.
forN and Way at $50 a. IN. JJ0 and S:J p m
! For Suaern and Way, S and
For Paterson and way at b;49 III n u ms 'f' y 'i wv
e:l5 m. and II midnight ,,,,-- ,oo,. - -, ,,,s
400 500 500 and Wednesdays and Saturdays ony
For PePont Mack Tsllnsns and Way at $3.50 l;3o iso
l5 f40 5:l5 and i6:3O aud Wednesdays AZ Saturdays op
/ tl2 midnight - - - -. 4. ,hou,, l..,a
2 depot 5 mnus than above time. Last boat fom ~ st.
Tickets for Pa for Apartments Durg Room and Sleeping
Coaches and orders for the checking and transfer o b
gage NAV the Company M S2s nd e Broasa 90
Sb.nbess 80 l2Shst and u Avenue, Harlem
Cours, BroOn lO4 Broadsy WILLIAMSBURG Dspots foot o.
c,mis.,t and 23l Newfok; and Long Dock Depot
JERSEY and Of the Agents at the principal hotel. ,,,
20 Permont and Mack tFor hackenGet
r RrCKHR FO ~ MAJ 29 LyM r. BARR
GeulSaOt I8tl heh IAss
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
NATIONAL LINE.

NAIlONAL LINZ II.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
FROM Pier No A., North River
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
ENGLAND Thompson ........SATURDAi, july % at ?.
VIRGINIA. URDAY August s. a. a.
FOR LONDON, DIRECT;
HELVETTA Grggs.... w RDNESDAY. August Al II =.
Liverpool Queenso~n London direct cabin and
eAge Prepaid SteeAge tickets from Liverpool
Queenstown. Londonderry. or Glasgow, so currencv.
At Once No. e. Broad
r. W. J. HlhNIs Msnastt
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS


- 80 one esfogu and Liverpool rer so,' ' N. D
lste, from Tcr IS n r.. close st the cSay Mai
'H ", Sirton llO uli d, lr.'v o. N A closed at 80
- doufe rad ces ouiy naae 1p on ' 80 ~ ' . "a.
m Str3r.hp sails 60 D. "a 49, Mil ,,ust be prepno N'
, I,u fpen aerost,i in Supplementary H"N' ,,..1
eos E IN German states Bremen perp sOfee a. Rm At
H., a i.O1 a. m; y. 1850 10. No s1lP'"' -.
,iit ts az . p. m - , p-st rer steamship :" NJ S1p.
tor Pef No So \. r., close at The fo''V~' 49,, Cen.
I.emtuaTY Mail , - .,8 he South ~ ~ postOHce
= - pors utr steamship lssItp 81 a. y. r.
stIts M Steamship sails % " m iir,y al . -
sUNDAl IN IN The Postomce IS oleh "O'H
AnNsl. close to-day al u 0e''A
sAm to ~ d. yoyDAY ATersT L
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GitDncal gstatc for Sale.

CIX CENTRAL PARK LOTS, FIFTY
- SINTHST sold by order Of the Supreme MON
DAY Juy 81 u o'clock, the EXCHANGE, III Broadway
rVHREE new first-class brOwn-stone HOUSES
Harlem SALE cheapi feet three stories hsh stoop
Inquire BEEKMAN BROS Grocer 543 Second ave- Oh
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
Proposals.

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS Nos 346 AND 348 BRoADwAY,l
NEw.YoBR. July %. 1871.
PROPOSALS for DOCK PILES, mclosed in a
envelope indod Proposal Tor Dock Piles With the
bidder will be received by this Department uuu TUESDAY,
Of August at 2 m for furnishing White Pine and spruce
Piles Of len gths and sizes as olowSi
Piles l3 6 diameter butt end 65 20 10 feet long,
Piles 70 6 inches in diameter hut end s. 20 co feet long
Piles 10 inches In diameter butt end 45 20 30 feet olg
from the Of making tie contract % he "
HyCed quantities and places required by tie
Ile be 81 the best quality aud snlC tie apTOa
Of The Superintendent Of Repairs aud Supplies
The Department right t. or aH bids
further information apply the Ofce n Ae Department
JOHN r. AGNEW,
WILSON 6. HUNT,
RICHARD ~ HENRY, SCoHms siOEers
HENRY A. SMITH
WILLIAM WOOD
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
printlnc.


CLOTE & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- ERS and BLANKBOOK MANUFACTURERS, No % Futoust
BLANK BOOKS made to any pattern
XNM. EVERDELLr SONS, 1Ol FultoD-st.--
w LITHOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABtL
EANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
Dentlstrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the spshec Of nitrous oyde administer ~ ihe
approved nueT nothing but EXTRACT TEETH and do that
WITHOUT PAlNso 5000 patients testify See Their Al the
oEce No. ~ Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
Nuf,ion Sales of Real estate.
DYA. r. WALKER g. Co., AuctiOneers
ID Once No. ~ Winterst, Boston
ELEGANT ESTATE
NARRAGANSETT BAY

NARRAGANSETT BAY.
IN TUESDAY August 1871 ct ocoeh viii Is SOD we ee
Cbaehapacssset Road 10 harrington teue
Ed Issnd now owned and until recently occupied by Joseph MAD
ION sa The ,t,e building graceful and strseuve sna con
% i,g, r.TIcr With sliding sitting aud dlHlag rooms, hg
.nmSn sommodious closets and cemenied cellar which divided
MO sections for fuel vegetables vine etc. and contains an eee
e dox, omen from o. the apartments on tht lo.,f hoof
y, ~ tb. ysrapda, which presented e
eoupy the broad bay dotted over WITH g dskt1 nem
md While winged sn winding among The epea sana gssn"s %
a. ,nush, nd giving and nipple TO the ss o. dsy ne
ar. lightning conductors ana are supped w. q.
of ors water also conveyed into ih ne seh
wS.i Tor and beauty and has spacious
t.In.,s and sleeping for sosebmn eonbed WIN ~
m,i,d cellar there the premises sDou ro nun
~. for bathing nnsurpaed, splendid beach beng
xi,,tn 70, minute. walk Of the hou,e. ,, , -,..
III ,t,nr, IN he ,on Of land giving the purchaser
IN, pvi,s, o twelve adjoining pnee Which VIII De gwen
the sale - ,,,-,, . .o.u cOTT iGP HOUSR and
paa. ,rs TO attend sale viii t.ie th. llo m ifsn ron
33 nom the harrington uP"
.l h but few naies wsi from the house H'Is !" BOSTON ~
Tenn, sc. o. 900 Will be required Of the purchaser at the time
Of thk. ,.,u. oss. ot o. In,uoe.,r,
No. "a Water si., Boston =, -,
KENT- AVE, Brooklyn.-A. J: BLEECkERi,,
IN SON Co viii ,sll auction TuksDAf August iS
oeoei at Exchange sAiesroon III brcadw.J ~ ,,L s.s
Loa,s k Ge atssisd ken ave- ht"een s .d @
ing-s,es very choice aid improving ptoI~, d.. ~ La~s
ty tks st iof . "
srisSIs foI bres,ns. sesoBss t4, Ae hAp" We s"@oo
CstssA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
Rea! gstaie 10 Gxrbausc.
fouscs ano farms Uarieo.
Countrp propertp TO fri.

TNO MANUFACTURERS LET or FOR
SALE at Raritan on line Of the Central r. r. OF N j.
BUILDING, l9OIO; extension "Il5 r. ioaniety +UiU tih,
sion with power; admirably adapted for manufacturing
tuTpors includug acres Of LAND with double TENEMEN
HOUSES half the depot App to A. D. hoFE
ll9 Liberty
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
~
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT, 4,
COMMENCING MAY, q, b'L

Passenger station NewYOrk, Of TNenv sfyeni.t and
Iouthaye. Entrance on rwenty-seEenihs 81.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

CEWERAGE, EW-HAVEN. CONN.-TO
- CONTRACTOSSsed Proposals will BE- received the Ohce
until II O'Clock Thursday,
August e7l hnng in Easts Watcfst, Laurel,
81 Trumbul sni Prospcct-ss The work comIrlses
l6O0 feet Of main outlet pie foundation.
800 feet Of teet 81
25CO ee o.
2SO feet OF feet
$50 Of u feet
1000 feet Of feet
Together wi basins branch sewers, Gc
Specifications blank proposals e ot'ired %
ton DE CITY Suoyo No. 10 Cy Hall, New Haven,
Com. oH and ter Julv p, l51l.
BY order Of the Board - 49,
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Eote!s.
Goaro allo Rooms.

DOARD WANTED-For gentleman, wlte,
adjoining bOar1ers Location oe'1 10 4 y %
a., and S,bsys and Address f. Bor5 54s n l. "
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA aud WEST
~ -. BRN RAILROAD.


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Nss Gap s-0uishurg scrsnoa
Eugamtn, S1rcse and OsFego WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
DtTots New YORK foot Of ChstOUbert
AMER ABRANG kMENIS, commencing MONDAY, July H.,
so, BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branch
Directly through from Osweo without change
connecting Dover with Chester R WsterOo With SusssI r.
snd scranton with L. aBd r. FOR Kngon WDkesbare Pits
tor &c.
5i5, EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connee,ug Denve With Booa.
ton Branch a. Dover VITA Cdee Brs1ch waterloo With SasseI
AniOVr and Newton Washington with the D. l., snt W.
Water Gap Souisbus Scranton Bend Bnshamtop st
eu and Onsgo AID EaoH with Lehgh VALLEY X Tor all points
1890 M. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris.
Dover Waterloo HscketsOSn Washington Phpsbug snd
BEL Del r. r. for Belydsre &C. E.son With L. R r.
for Bshsm AeItoUn, Maueh Chunk, Wksbse, Reading AID
400 p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi. Paterson nd
Bo0non directly though BBhsmton without change Of
principal sston, Connecting Dover With Chester r. r.
and 81 Waterloo With Susser r. r.
40 m FAsTOH EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester
r.. Waterloo With Sussex r. r. and al Ea,ion With L. " H. H. er
Beaiehcm. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg and he West o.
800 HACkETTSTOWN MAIL, connects NiA Boonton 'Dese
$50 ,. ~ HICKRrTSTowY EXPRESS.
For MQRRlsfoWE, at7:s sl0 li2O 1900 m, zp SEo ''
Pcr SUMMIT and nennsds 6.3o 7:l7:T s0 1910
sud ll2O m 2:3O $50 4;20, $500 and 6tO m. a.. -.
Por ORANGE and SOrTH ORANGE So 7:iS; so sf io:io
2:3O 3:4o. s:2O 45O 55o 6oo eo s0 si'
'h F ~ SFyRsK 1850 7s 7. $50 9O 9;4O 1910 1880
loo II 30 sni i.:CO -lO 200 $3.50 $40 $40 80 40.
21 So $40 $40 $3.50 600 -6;20 6iO 1900 $50 g3 aJ
lI:i5 D. N. Trsius marked stop At East NeEaTk - 49, 90
e.ye Nsw.YOrk Tor BLOOMFIELD and hONICLAl at ON,
$40 aud leo a m. and 2:O0, $3.50 $40 $50 aud D. ~
PAs,en;ers LAKE hOPATCONG leave NeSloA a. to h'
1900 EIpre,s) 1870 sni 4Op leaving The Rsrosd at o,s,
cong Station ecng with Steamer Stella FOR bUDpS
LAkE 7:lj 2O $3.50 ant 400 p m esyns te hsICad
Ssnhope thence by stage miles For SCHOOLhls
AZ IS and goo m; l3O m $50 4 lV ana az ~ SI
WARE WATER GAP at sOOH and 800 p n For kchtiELp
SPRINGS At sA m sChOCh saletnHnlen.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

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Hles f.sad.... 5.57 Hell Gste.'''''''' ''7o
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Go n1bom II man Concern


ALL DRUGGISTS and PRESCRIPTION
~ CLERKS the City Of York arc hereby respectfully nonhei
BOARD duly appointed accordance will chapter H e LAWS
this viii for the purpose Of conducting eramnA
TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS Of each weet between the
and their ofce, No u unon.plaoe Drug
be examined FIRST and nofed In Alphabetical oTder Due
notice will he afterwards given 10 prescription clerks
subjects viii be chemistry poson and their an
tdoe practical phRmscy and ocua botany maea ed ca sdue
Of drugs and prespons The ofe vi be open day RON III
a ~. to ) p X OGDhN DOhbNuS NJ d. rIceu'n"
WILLIAM GRAHAM. J
THEOBOLD FROHWElN, : Commissioners.
c. NJ. OLBAIY, Md,
LOrIs BRAyDA. Secretary
INFORMATION WANTED. - 8 900 RE
4 WARD-Gsu Mailman Ffeshire Scotland In 1882 heir
to property resided Shac and Robuo New Bunswck
America Reliable evidence Of his death will The
reward Address JOHN JAYNE Attorney No Murray-st n u
CHOULD this meet the eye of MICHAEL
- PALACE his brother JAMES would he glad to hear from
having just arrived by Nebraska from NewZeaand Ad-
dress, through Post Ohce . -.,,.o
San Francisco California
TTHE SECRETARY of the COMMISSIONERS
Il OF PHARMACY would respectfully notify al druggists and pre-
spon CLERKS hst by calling his Office No Y Unonpaee be WI"
LOUIS g. BRANDA Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
UeOoina Cards, Sr.

1T WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
~ ton,t.-wEDDlNG CARDS and PINE SlAiioHhNi' 'HsS"
h,hsl 1851
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
Ofean 6iedmers.

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
n UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mail sieamer sailing on the 2Sl OF syery
SOUTH AMERICA Can't r. /. Tntletsngh Aasust g.
nVkIh 1yRphvss AakhICAl Il Cspt hleeam, September ~
Those splendid steamers sail schedule time and c g. Thss
Para PeTnambuco Bahia aEd Rio de snso gong returning Fo
engagement Of freight o passage, apply
VIM X GARRISON. Agent, No. Bowling green, New Yorh
FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARkYiHG THE o. s. MAILS
THR LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
Will dirsich felsss foil iron steamship,
PROM PIER No. 40, n. X, EVERY "WEDNESDAY,
follows:
COLORADO, Cart T. P PREE4AS.. August at 300 pm
WISCONSIN Capt WLLlAas...... August 9, at 1900 m
hbFADh. Capt --, ..............AugnF TO- a. 300 IN
"fohiNd' Can't WmsERAI. August o. at ll:0O
MINNESOTA Capt I. ". FREUsAS. Angus, 30.
IDhho Capt PRioR................SepemberG
Cabin passage, $40 gold
seerage passage otoe No. 20 Broadwsy) $50 currency.
J." height Or cabin passage aprly to
" WILLIAMS GUIoN No s. wanst
VNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY or WAsIIHGTOH...."....sAf JuIv % 2 D. m
CITY OF THURSDAY Aug p m
wv wv w w rn rnalH sATJRDAY Aug 9s
And tseb succeeding SATURDAY aud THURSDAY Gm Per No Is
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN s7s ~ "rHntso1
To loedon' 90 To London. IS
Passenger, also frTed to Havre Hamburg Sweden Norway
Denmark. At reduced rses
Ea, t,,,b., ir1o,r.,ion ami. q, The Cornsrr.