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cARRyfSG s'f.qS Tiin 1SirEb STATES ,r EnGI NAIL
Sailing sS NEW @ YORK from Liverpool
& ThYtfSy calling 4 Ss sssss sss
ssa,nrday' NoysmSsr 80 sor
sa'"say sa'"rsay SSys%Ssf
From the White Star aock Pavon. ferry, S Jersey City
;"r all classes "nrvaed
ssp sssa %eo ss eas ana seos sa ID
Tsss $50 IL yoa a. 4 nd s
can now obtain stecragc prepaid certificates, ss cur
Passengers hooked to or from all Parts Of A%srics
Drafts from fl upwards
the companys oacc. 10 Broadway. New York "p'''
BIS OF 'a"s issued TO o0'''Jn. IT, !srHkKs Agent
O'DoNovAN ROssA.-cABlN AND sTEERAGE PAS
~ sage, Wednesdays and saturdays Lowest rates
en @ BroaSway
Chambers and Warren streets
NORTH GERMAN Lloyps STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The steamship il hERNxNN car,ain Z. Keieninann, win
ssa ssams nF HswsS
RATES. OF PASSAGE nTSsr9 To LONDON, HAvRE AND
payable In goid or its equivalent in currency.
seconG saes nGd"esanns'n d"s cabin.
For freight or passage apply to oELRiclis CO.,
Agents, No. Bowling Green.
NATIoNAL LINE or STEAMSHIPS
TO %s9 y Vs. ) SoI'S "&IyNSrooL
ITALY Thompson. Saturday, Nov 2 ats;sop;M.
GAEAhecA Ghc ASd9ss Noy s. at n
EGYPT FoR IoSbos SS!srfkK bkkSf say 80 at
HS;SA RS.?s !S%5sSs{ s'5
TUT nnEsE EsEdEg4 fIEHssHtfs N HE Tribe. AHf
Cabin s,ssTsss sSs @ and cIrsSey sS Ssrrency
p
60 rSr Fins information Pp Af
DEDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES
Express isss ~ every
sstSa s asa $ S ss
SshHsW16 sHW sTA Gsfs route or line
:':A.s$
yIIGtI0oPRA.A S THyE TpW hAcRlA ,Ss =
ASSIiA i: II, HaHD3SIS I. H. SI +
ssS s ss ss y sS sSsq% ST.
M ss m az low atte teon be bought
Apply at the company's 9Sf'l ia ttsos RRorurRs
No. Bowling Green.
ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE
THE GENERAL IRA ANsATLANTTC CoMPANYS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this tavoritc route for c Con-
tinent VIII sal pier No 80 North River follows -
WASHINGTON. Roussan. Saturday, Nov
ST. Leuarie. NOV 10
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday, Nov 80
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncluding winc)
TO BREST OR II iVKE,
First cabin $l25; second cabin, S75.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers not carry stccrage passengers
American travellers going returning from the Con-
tinent Europe by taking the steamers o this line,
avoid both English railway and the discomtprts
crossing the Channel besides saving time troabe aud
expense GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 5s Broadway.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports Of the Department Of state issued by A. G.
WILLMARrH United States Court House, Al Chambers
street
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A GOOD BLANKETS CAN BE BOUGHT VERY
"A: low, and Moderated Hoods AT 81 80 suitable art
Gle for horses suffering with present dsease Harness.
Ian Robes and all articles appcraining 10 horses at 6s
Warren street H. BARTLETT.
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I wITTYS MANUFACTORY AND STABLES, Full
IN ton and Neyns streets Brooklyn selling of several
hundred second hand Carriages, comprising all
styles also 200 Sieighs II. H. WITTY 4 co.
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| -THREEQUARTER CLARENCE, SPRINGS,
IA cost siS0 for S70o; two Coupes $500 and $40;
several second hand Carriages taken exchange hall
price. HAMS 10 East Fourth street.
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A FINE LARGE YOKE OF WORKING OXEN FOR
~ sale cheap: well broke and suitable for all kinds OF
heavy work. Apply at 2o2 Bank street, Newark Nj
NJ MEYER.
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At noon, from pier y Norh Kivcr, New YORK;. cur
rates passages to Liverpool Glasgow or Derry
by Wednesdays steamers $50: by Saturdays steamers
s65 aud $7s; excursion tickets $lso intermediate $s
here by those Wishing to send Tor their friends
rr' " NV f"' HENDERSON BROTHERS,
z Rowling Grccn.
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TNMAN LINE.
i For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail amers
are appointed 10 sail ns ollows.-
CITY OF Thur sday, Get. 81, 2P.M
CITY OF MOSTREAI......... Saturday, Nov. q 2P NJ.
CRY or ANTWERP. .Thursiiay Nov. T. 10 A. NJ
CITY OF BRu uSS3lS Saturday. Nov 2 IL Noon.
CITY OE BALTIMORE. Thursday Nov H. 2P. NJ.
CITY OF PAkIS. saturday Nov. IL, 2P. M
45 North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable In Gold Payable In Currency
First Cab s76 seerave ............ $40
oHuoH ~
Passengers also forwarded 10 liavrc Hamburg Sweden
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
TcKc,s be bought here rates persons
wishing to send for their friends.
Through hills lading given shipments OF goods to
Hayrc and Antwerp.
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For further Information apply at the comrany's office.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway, New York.
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eOS REwARD.-IosT OCTOBER 2s WHILE
1L.) going from Laght to Beach, through Lispenard
and Canal streets TO- Bowcry a small Diamond Cluster
Ring hluc Sapphire IN centre The above reward will
DC paid by returning same W D. iuEhhtNG al Green
Wich street
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STlsUC'rION.

A L TIOMPSON'S COLLEGE, ~ FOURTH AVENUE,
n opposite Cooper Institute-Bookkecping, Writing
Arithmetic and Languages. Day and evening. Ladies
Reduction telcgraphy SIS; taught prac
ticiriy. with instruments. Demand tor operators.
AN EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL AND MATTE.
n matical teacher scholar aud gold meda OF foreign
university, desires employment Prepares Tor college
tEnglish Americana City reference Address TUTOR.
box 2aS Herald office,
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING

T Asst WEEK FOR WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN
~ real Laccs and Embroderics store TO let Fixtures
for sale The Stock Is 10 be sold before November at
immense sacrifice. New No. West Twenty third street
NINE. TILIER, 22l SIXTH AVENUE NEAR FOUR
Ivl teenth srect-Suits made in very latest fashion
$l2 to SIS Mime. TILIER'S Partisan Pattern Emporium;
latest imported Patterns, &c. to 34c.
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A FOR SALE ONE ELEGANT LANDAU; ALSO ONE
"A. Clarence, trimmed with satin, and one very light
Victoria with pole and shafts Apply To NJ CuRLEY. III
East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
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BREWSTER CO., OF BRooME STREET,
WarcroOms,
Fifth avenue, corner OF Fourteenth street.

Elegant Carriages and Road Wagons, exclusively OF
their own manufacture. and OF the hest class only
Tho public Will please bear In mind that we have no
connection whatever with certain Joint stock company
Of carriage dealers who adopted similar To
own, and making other efforts to identity their
with the reputation have made for the name
bear and the excellence of the productions OF we'll
known Broome street factory.
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d R0 REwARD.-IosT. IN THIS CITY, on 24TH
sp.JU inst, a leather Memorandum Book containing
checks and notes. all psy able to the order James
Sweeney. no. cniorse,i All persons are cautioned
against negotiating Tor thcm rs payment has been
ped The above reward will be rad hy leaving book and
contents ut my office, No. Dey street. :. or at
JAMES SWEENEY.
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At OUR FACTORY, TwENTy-FIFTU STREET NEAR
~ Lexington avenue, offer the following Cari i,gcs
all In good order, at low priccs-
Light Coupe. our make.
Three quarter Clarence, our make.
Imported cght-sprins Landau
Six.seat Rcckaway.
number of top and no TOP Wagons taken In exchange
for our W Wagons, with vertical steel plates.
- j. Is. BREWSTER & co.
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ELEETwoop PARK, WEDNESDAY, ocToBEE 30 AT
H 8 O'Clock L. M.--f;rcat attractions. The Me xican
Vaaucro Troupe IN their extraordinary performance
Capturing the Wild Cattle OF Texas, and in their daring
fcats of Ilorsemanshp on their native mustangs.
w. Ii. VAN COTT, SUP ernte ndent
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MINER 4 STEVENS.
Carriage Manufacturers
l5 10 l2t East Thirteenth street Fourth accnus
have on hand full assortment nf Carriages and Lght
Wagons OF description manufactured tho pre-
cs under their personal supervision the production oi
which y entirely first class
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~~~~0
Co'ATnhnE The ssiifIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
between New York and Liverpool calling ut Cork Har-
sciTIA.. Wed, Oct 80 ALGERIA sat- Nov. 2
RGssiA Wed, % Nov . aBysslSiX.. SAT-. Now Now = =
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
Rates OF passagc-Cabin $50 800 and slyO gold nc.
cording 10 accommodation. Tickets 10 Paris Sl5 gold
additional Return tickets on favorable terms Stceragc
sieeragc tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all parts OF Europe at lowest rates Through bills q
o,her Sors on TIC Continent and Tor Meditc
ports For freight and cabin passage apply at the Com
rany oncc. No Bowling Green; for stecrage passage
CiiArLEs q. FRANCKLYN. Agent
DAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP SCOTIA EMBARK
irom he cnnard wharf. foot Of Grand street, Jersey
City, atsr. 81, ON "Wednesday. octoher ~ -.
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYS,
No 4Bowiiug Green New York.
T1N!TEp STATES MAIL IdNE.-srEAM TO QUEENS
Sailing every Wednesday.
hnAAHo. pr'se M:s 80 s,Sr
From pier @ North River :. = = -
Cabin passage, $50, gold stcerase, $50, currency
Prepaid tickets. Sys currency
Passengers booked 20 and irom Paris Hamburg. Nor
''' 'e'"a"' AT '%f WILKINS G1aUilos, 20 broadway
TNHE HAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET CoMpANYS
new iron mail steamship
Captain T. Meier win sail on Thursday October 81 1874
at2P. NJ. for Hamburg.
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth London,
IT.. c.,;, s,a,c ,chcrbourg and Hamburg ,.,., 49,,
s,ssTaFs ,STp Sa, payable in upss States SSi
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
- 6 Brond street. n Y. 81 broadway. n Y.
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r ELIGIO U S.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

publication with the hope that you win lend your
aid and influence in aboshing such injustice as Is
herein set forth. The piece in question is headed
NNorthernism In East Tennessee" and Is as FOL
lows
Northern Me thodst preacher writing to the Ecs Ten,
worldly, and that his have religion 4 they
tom think the expssor the Northern churSh in
Kingston should attach all the blame to the disiery
70 hs Mr. could
30 expected from one Of ms wnerea6ors ne ge up
the church. and advertises his sermons and lectures
the % on the ays wsm s a
Important and Interesting subjects for such oocasiSns
the hs %ss s ssx a
church locked up, and refused 70 LET him preach IN IL
odsts still locked their house They have legal
and right and ts to the property
are dishonest but In my have heard Of negroes
taking church property that did not belong e them In
ooored sexton being the only member Of the church
who was able to profess the enjoyment OF religion he
is the OF the universal aposacy OF the white mem
bors slanderouse for that would Imply universal drunk
IN house from which the rghtn, owners have been
elected Is saerigioI and elicit. the irown OF the Al
Me9dss have undi pqted of the shurche. at
al other points On the Kingston AZ Of which the
but when the Southern preacher comes TO Kingston he Is
locked out OF his own pulpit.
Tho above article, signed Spectator" comes
from the pen OF northern man, as You will per-
ceive and is a truthful statement OF matters as
they stand with regard to the ownership of the
church referred to, and to all other points, and
can be vouched for by dozens, both here and
sewhere. s. f. NJ.
KINGSTON, East Tennessee, June Is, 1879.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, June 20, 1872
Cotton dull middlinrs 2iisc Net receipts gross u.s.
Exports-Coastwise, All. Sales 400 Stock 26,i3l.
SAVANNAH, June 29, 1872.
Cotton quiet; middlings 24c. Net receipts l5i. Ex
ports-Coastwise, 1856 Sales TO- Stock 20t.
CuARLEsroS s. c., June 20, 1872.
Cotton dull; middngs nominaly DC Net receipts AZ
gross $40 EXports-Coastwise, 10. Stock 1853
WILMINGTON, June 20 1872
Spirits turpentne quiet at 45c Ron steady at s. for
low No So Is for No s. for extra pale 81 rs for pale
Crude turpentine quiet at SO 80 for hard 50 80 for yellow
dip, 81 IS for virgin. Tar steady at So Us.
LOUISVILLE, June 20, 1872.
Tobacco steady and unchanged; sales ITO hhds
CINCINNATI, June 20, 1872
Pork in fair demand and Arm; city, Sl4 Is Lard firm
offerings Light summer, &C.. steam, SIC; Kettle, &C.
Bulk meats In fair demand and firm shoulders fHc.
dc; clear rib sides 6sc 6e6c clear sides &c 66c
Bacon firm; shoulders, 54c clear rib sides IKE clear
81 10 81 whiskey In fair demand lower Sc
CHICAGO, June 20, 1872
Flour dull and weak spring extra s. rs 81 2S Whea,
irregular; fair speculative demand No, spring closed
at Sf22 cash 81 2l, seller July; 81 pa seller August.
Corn unchanged No. mixed closed at 4l]ac. 44c.
cash; 4Ss4c.. seller August. Onts quiet and weak;
No. q &c 214c cash, 274c seller August Rye quiet
and Arm; No. 2, 5l1sc. Barley dull and nom.
Sl2 57s sl2 60 Lard In good demand, at &c: 1oc.
Hams in iIc rm at e urt r BGH mess r s
changed and steady Freigis eady corn to Bniao Sc.
Receipts OW bbs -four 00) bushels wheat 272 900 do
corn $1,000 do. oats 5000 hos. Sipments-i0D) bbls.
-four &C. coo bushels wheat 49, COO do. do. oats
1000 do rye; 500 hogs.
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The wheat market steady but less active. Ths
sE ssf sEi4iaG
ss: % as
msnd sales 10000 bushels at Sac 6ssc for steamer,
ss ss $50 a sss for a1a a. s
assas %s ss
ssrsa s fs .sf and
rye remained dull and nominal in the absence OF ransac
FRr.eHrs.-There was a moderate business consum-
eSsrerna business rsmaincd quiet but rates fran fran hs
aS by ~ s @ bsss
corn co at a. s b resin on prsse To L L
IsS bushels corn St 5a Tho cha,tsfs sSspriss;X
ssrwss srs Ssts s ST
eT SSTw.sn uS,sa
2e Guasrsr, I'D gIan IS s s g. Tia. Bi bark &C.
r
70 the Lcy%M q the Black sa
bark from Phiiadeipha inentaal port Sco1 bills
SSSston Richmond city Point to frlssts. 40
hnas TOBACCO S rem,nea du and nearly
not quite nominal for ali descrp,iSns We quote
cuba-ccntrIrugal and mixed lsc a' sc '" s'4'
Masso1ado reclining &C. &c., &c., Sc &c.
:, Mnscoyado grocery sc Sc &c. CSC
English Islands ~ NV $sc %
NAvAh sroans-spiris turpe%tne Was again loweT
st T Msas as as ss hs ds sna 1 The al m s
closing at asc RS,ln continued quiet and to-day was
saeea resuar IS y Vas Suiss but dE%ly
%Soa SRs' s1sfv 50 '' 50 for Wash
; sSSS SeT aS apsGs
ny s assiaa; ssetsd Ssa Sdsi
aS 4 Or the 8 %
spot refined but for future there was no change noGea
ss ssSS S eS sRs 1T s s$nr ass aasa IN New
900 pack
AZ i sssss En- "a Tis
S "a; % ss
quiet ss Rs sF coy and IS
was s s a as s 525 sna e to
for extra mess So ga for prime mess terces and ~
within or the ns ess S means e M hs'
O6Dn 1y demand but otherwise tho market was gae,
for Western wasqmet but steady within the range Of
a RS' Sr " y v snSs Sr SuS
saFsf o soes & closing at ia the inside
price.
@ & ?SSs s%a 1s Fee;
AJAX
mon, 7sc SIC; far TO good fair sc. sc: good TO
BRINE &C. cas s & n 70 scqa a and
ladoh 4HcasNc; lIavan.-BoXes Dutch standard, Nos
oc 1850. do u 70 Is, lie llsic do 10 to 20 I2hc
l2so.; do. white, ll1sc; l2hc Porto Rico-Reining
o,4c BrsznD'eh sisndaTd Nos t. H. 71c 9sc
nila-superor and extra superior, re. sac
RIoEnIhe market was quiet but steady for al kinds
nc. 73lc, and $50 bags Rangoon at 65sc. Az
STEARINE remained dull and nominal.
100000 lbs.
bills The market was quiet but steady at Ole. Sales 50
bbs ut that price.
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TIC IUUWIIg tdUIe SHOW tHe 1I1BIesU anu IUWCs
prices of the principal stocks during the day

The following were the prevailing quotations at
the adjournment of the Stock Exchange western
Union, 10 1873; Pacific Mail, 70 a 1914; New York
Central, OK a 97iS; New York Central, scrip, OK
97sS Erie, 553 a $50; Lake Shore, 96sI q 96T;
Union Pacific, 37% 37X; Northwestern, 727S a IS;
Northwestern preferred, 9o2a 9O5s; Rock Island,
Ill 1llti; st. Paul, 531s 53A ST. Paul preferred,
Tx ~; Wabash, 75h 751k; Ohio and Mlssis-
slppl 4Gtl 463G; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 4O1s
Al Boston, Hartford and Erie, SO So; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central, 35H a 35ls.
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$40 TRANSIT.
A Third Avenue Railroad Conductor
Charged With Robbimg Pnssemgers.

Charged With Robbing Passengers.
John q. Mclean, n conductor OF the Third Avenue
line, was arrested on Saturday night, complaint
OF Joseph Poggi, Of 81 East Eighty-sccond street.
from whom he Is alleged to have stolen q watch
while riding on his car. Thomas Bosway, Of las
East Nineticth street. was in the car at the tim Of
the robbery, and witnessed the conductor robbing
P0ggl, who was drunk. When arrested and taken
Off his cur at the depot the conductor had three
watches III his possession, circums lance, to say
tho least, rather suspicious. Mclean
arraigncd at the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday
but was remanded back TO the station house until
more evidence could be obtained against him.
Persons who were robbed OF watches on Saturday
night on Third avenue cars would do well to call at
the Nineteenth precinct station house ana see
those found on Mclean. Tic German, with hiQh
hat, white vest, white pants and gold studs, who
was robbed on car No. 81 of the Third avenue on
Saturday, while going up town, will probably learn
some thing of his missing property by also calling
at tho nhOYc station house.
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CQuaI CALEEpkE,-lHlS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CUAMBERs--IIeld by Judge James
U. smith.-First Monday Calendar.
O0uR1 OF GENEEAL SEssIONS--lleld by Judge Hac-
ketl-Fhe People vs. James Burns, murder; Same
vs. George A. Wheeler, Frank Duffy and Bernard
Iynes, iobberyj Same va. Jacob koessler. fconi0us
assault nnd battery; same va Michael RYAN and VIII
liam Htch, burglary; same VS.. Robert II. Mont
Romery ana william Rogers; Same VS.. Charles Itin-
braso and latrlck NogAn, grand larceny; Same Vs.
H""rDa Dunn. false pretenccs
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Quiet and Easicr-Cohee Quiet,
but Flrm-F1our Du1l-Wheat Steady
Oats Lower-Pork and Lard Steady
Spirits Turpentine Decidedly Lower
Whisky steady.


CoFrEE.-The market remained quiet, but prices were
firm No sales from first hands were reported, but In
jobbing lots the transactions mode quote
Rio-Ordnary cargoes 1910. 6alc; fair do, 17elc.
&c.; good do, 1slc 1s7lc prime, l9c 19i4c gold
per H., in bond, 90 a 90 days; Maracabo zoe 22c.;
Laguayra, 2Oc &c Jamaica, 1870. a BIC; Ccylon,
20hc 2lIac. Singapore, lSc. a l9c., gold in bond
COrToS.-There but little call for either spot or
future cotton prices being less nominal and
shade lower quotations reduced &c per ID for spot, and
future declnd &c per h. The sales reported Change
sum up follows
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The quotations are based on cotton running IN quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
2 bushels; corn 0603 do, corn meal $50 bbs oats
&c. 100 bushels and for the week endingonr, 81 $50 bills
wheat T ,9jS bushcls corn 1858 bushels meal,
220 bbls and 515 bags oats, 3iSD busbels rye, 1920
bushels The -four market presented more than the usual
saturdays qnieness Icing dull and more or less nominal
for nearly all kinds The sales have been only about 0
bbs at prices within the range of quotations Corn
meal was dull for both bbs and city smoked, but
no the prices.
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the price of

LATEsr TKICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were tho closing prices Saturday
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BLANK-GIBNEY.-On Wednesday, June 20, by
Rev. Father Boyce, GEORGE A. BLANK to ELIZABETH
A. CHENEY, both OF this city
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OFFICE OF THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
~ Company, ~ Broadway-New York, June % lS72-
The Coupons of the First Mortgage Land Grant Bonds CT
the west Wisconsin Railway Company due July next
shat date. ut thi, office II T. TR0wBRIpGE. treasurer
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(NITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
" 1872 July interest.
The twenty fourth Interest Dividend, at the rate Of six
per cent per annum on all sums OF So and over which
have been deposit ono months next previous
TO July viii be paid credited and after July % at
the Bank IS Bowery southwest OF Canal street
on deposits made before July 10 interest will
mence July /. +. A. QUlNTARD, President
SEYMoURA. BUNCE, Secretary.
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CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
" NEW York, June 25 1872.
dividend of three and half per o. per cenO
has this day been declared Gree of iax payable July g.
The transfer books will lie closed from The 10Th inst to
July 5. c. f. TIMPSON, Cashier
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FINANCIAL.

A NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
IA. Company.-Interest coupons maturing July 1872
will be paid presentation and after July 1872 by
v. X. STEVENSON h SON. IL Pine street, New York.
A MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
IA in New York Brooklyn and New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL 5. WOOD. Dr., l55 Broadway,
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ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK, 40 GRAND STREET
" between Attorney md RidYo sfrects.

JrLY l. 1872.
Dividend at the rate of per cent per annum on all
sums OF five dollars and over which have been deposit
one mouth or longer IL this day declared, payable
time after July u. Interest not withdrawn will DO
credited rs deposits, and date az July |.
. WIN. r. BUOkMASfER President
RoBRpr Hoe, ~. 49,.
Is. X. KENNEDY, Secretary.
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from 6s2 Warren street, Brooklyn.
SrEvENsON.-On Sunday, June 30, ROsANNA
STEVENSON, wife OF William Stevenson, In the 5Sth
The friends and relatives of the family, and those
Gallagher, and also those Of her sOn-in-law, John
Merritt are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence Of her sOn-in-aw, owen
Moran, 455 East Fifty.seventh street, on Tuesday,
July 2, at nine O'Clock A. NJ. from thence to Sc.
Will be celebrated foc the repose OF her soul,
and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
ter OF Mathew and Matilda Teller, aged 10 years.
The funeral VIII take place on Monday July l, az
Two O'Clock r NJ rom tne residence OF ner parents
Heights West HopOken cars pass the door.
on sunday morning June g.
sOleH RICHARD J. ToBIN, at his residence, 125 East
Twenty -fOurth street.
Notice of funeral tomorrow.
TOwNsEND.-On Sabbath morning, June 80, HER
BERT HENRY, youngest son OF George and Henrietta
Townsend, aged year, month and days.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, at two
o'clock, from the residence the PARENTS 81 Cow
erneur street. Friends are respectfully invited to
attend.
wAELrY.-On Saturday, June 20, NICHOLAS
WAELTY, son of Nicholas ond Maria Waelty aged
81 years and IL months.
Relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the rest
dence of his relatives, 2S3 and 2S5 seventh avenue.
corner Twenty-sixth street, on Tuesday afternoon,
at two o'clock.
child of Nathan and Jennie Waterman.
Funeral this day Monday), July ut one O'CLOCK
Ninth avenue. Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
WArsoN-On Friday morning, June %, WILLIAM
J. WATSON, druggist In his 4lst year.
The relatives and friends OF the family, the MEM
bcrs of DE witt Clinton Chapter, Progressive Lodge,
L. A. NJ, and Crusaders Lodge, l.. 0. o. f., are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
Central Methodist Episcopal church, South fifth,
near Firth street, Brooklyn, Il. d., on Monday,
July l, at three O'Clock p. NJ
wEEkEs-At Plainleld N. j., on Sunday June
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holders on the LIST day Of August, 1872 at the Office
of the Union Trust Company OF New York. A divi-
dent at the rate OF eight per cent per annum upon
the instruments actually paid In upon the scrip
certificates of this company (the same to he COM
puted from the LIST day OF February, 1871 will be
Union Trust Company of New York on the LIST day
of August next. The transfer books, for both the
capital stock and the scrip certificates, will be
opened on Thursday, the 18th day Of August next.
TILE COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET.