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UNION AND AMERICAN.
BEAUTIFUL DREAMS.
BY EMMA NASH.

By EMMA NASH
Come the beautiful dreams
In the hush OF the night;
They steal through the darkness
With their magical light,
And touch with their fingers
The overweight brain,
To give TO its slumbers
a roseate strain.
Come the beautiful dreams,
With their soft, velvet tTeadi
As the stars IN the sky
Walk the clouds overhead,
And whisper in soft tones,
Near the slUmbeTing one,
Till he dreams tits the voice
OF his love, far at home
Oh, the beautiful dreams,
How they Tighten the soul
From the woes of the day
That on misery roll!
How they calm the worn heart,
With their fancies so fair;
And lull wretches to bliss,
With their magical air!
Oh, the beautiful dreams,
Kind and wonderful Dreams
So fragrant with roses
And the suns genial beams
When the night is cold, dark,
Ne'er a flower in bloom,
And the ice and the snow
Have robbed all with their gloom.
But the beautiful dreams
Gentle, beautiful dreams
Melt the frost from the rose,
And the ice from the streams,
Bob the brow Of its frOwn,
Steal the woe from the heart,
Stay hunger and thirst,
With their magical art.
Hear the beautiful dreams
In the hush OF the night,
Stepping on roses fair,
Delicious and bright;
Ger the pathway OF sleep
They steal their soft way,
Draw near the lone dreamer,
And he dreams he's at play.
In the garden at home,
Meath beautiful tree,
And watching the little bird
From the cage just set Tree;
He awakcs at tho sound
OF its musical note,
That's gushing in bliss
From its wonderful throat.
All! tits 0nIg dream
A sweet, beautiful dream
For the sur Is now up,
With his matutinal beam;
And the cold world awakCs-
The same Gallons. cold world,
With its banners OF woe,
Death, and hate all unfurled.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
l10S and closed at 1105. The transactions
in gold here are very light. Dealers buy at
10 and hold at 1109. Silver halves and
quarters are bought at JOG and silver dol
lars the same as gold.
Exchange on New York is taken by the
banks at par and is sold by them at 81 per
thousand.
Government securities were quoted In
New York yesterday as follows:
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PROF. AGAssIz is quiet and contented on
very little. He says: al am satisfied,
since have examined the tomocaris pier
Gel, that trilobites are not any more closely
related to the phynopods than TO any other
enTomostracae or to the isipods." That
would hardly satisfy an ordinary mortal.
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A GEORGIA editor has had his pistol
stolen. He adyertises to give the theft the
contents, and no questions asken if he win
return it,
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BANKING.
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
BOARD OF DIRECTORs:

". W. BERRY, CHAS. E. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. CARTER.
FTyRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
WV. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKAIAN, Vice President. sept 1y
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so,tberu BoDas I'm New York.

The sales Of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 9th inst. were
as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
1000 North Carolina six per cents, old bds...36
The sales on the 10th inst. were as fol-
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ON THE PACIFIC.

Interesting Voyage Of a Nashville
Midshipman.
Whaies-HO nOlulu-N Field for
Chinamen-A King and Queen On
Board the United States Steamer
CaIifOrnta-The Queen Is Serenaded
and AcknO wedges the Compliment
Crossing the Line-NeW Shaving
COmpOundg etc.
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First ROARD.

1000 Tennessee six per cents, new.........6
1O 900 Tennessee six per cents, Old..........6k
5000 Virginia six per cents, new............6O
1900 Virginia six per cents, deferred. ......N
1000 North Carolina six per cents, special
1000 Louisiana eight per cent leyee bonds..U
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BANKING.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NASHVILLE aUOTATOINs.
TENNESSEE AID OTHER SECURITIES.


OOmptToller's warrants ...................s. IS
TENNESSEE pOhGsJ Oiu-....s %
Tennessee bonds, new. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Tennessee bonds, Capitol 60
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
endorsed. .....-......... ..................' 70
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad BIDS,
endorsed. .....-................. s.
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad binds,
endOrsed... ..-....-................. 50
Tennessee coupons, fundable-. .............. 40
Tennessee coupons, due July, 1869. b7
Nashville and Decatur Railroad Bonds.,.... IL
City Nashville bonds, old. ................... IS
City Nashville bonds, signed Brown, Mayor. 60
City Nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor IS
Nashville corporation coupons. ............. so
Davidson county bonds Issued TO Tennessee
and Pacific load. ........s................. 70
Davidson county bonds Issued to Louisville
road ..ssssssss.ss.... 50
Davidson county bonds issued to other
HOaQs..ss.sss..s. 80
DaV1dson county coupons 50
Davidson county warrants. ................. IS
Wilson county bOnds,-lOng, ..........s..... IS
siiOEt5 ...-...-...-... 81
Montgomery county bonds. .......,......,., 65
MurfTeesbOrO coupons. ............,.......,,9 90
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock. 20
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock 60
Nashville and Decatur Railroad stock. 80
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad stock. 60
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad do. -. 20
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock 90
South Nashville Street Railroad stOck,., 70
North Nashville Street Railroad stock -. 80
Spruce Street Railroad stOck..,.....,.,,,.. 100
Suspension Bridge stock. IS
Planters Bank stock. ......................
Union Bank STOCK. ........................ 8
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GENERAL MARKETS.
SATURDAY, April 13, 1872.
HosrvtIIa CO1fOn Market

The following are the cotton quotation,
received at the National Savings Company,
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WANTS.

TAaUsrtissmests nndeT this head sCsll Be elaTqed
YEN CENTS per line for each fHssrtiOn.l
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New YORK, April 13.-Flour lower
at S6.6Od10.5O. Rye -four and corn meal
unchanged. Whisky SSc. Wheat s1.55N
l.S5. Rye S5dS7c. Barley dull. Corn
69a67lc. Oats 50652c. Eggs 23624c.
Coffee dull; Rio 17a6195c. Sugar 851
Sse. MOlasses firm. Rice 069sc. Ness
pork $500. Beef and cut meats unchanged.
Lard 9sd99e. Butter and cheese IN
changed.
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New ORLEANS, April 13.-FlOur firmeT;
low XXX SS.256S.373; good XXX
$S.506O.00; choice xxx S9.50610.OO.
Corn dull and lower; mixed zoe; white 73c.
Bran dull at Sl.70. Oats 5jd57c. Hay
prime $500; choice $1,000. Pork quiet;
mess S1650. Bacon quiet; 6s, 73d7i.
Sugar-cUred hams 1146113c. Lard dull !;
refined tierce 9a610c. Sugar dull; fair SIC;
prime Zoe. Molasses-inferior fermenting
SOC; fair feTmenting SIZE. Whisky 90d94c.
Coffee quiet; 185de0ie. Sterling exchange
1909: siObt preuium. Gold T1Os.
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corner Union and College stree s, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
10
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BALTIMORE, April l3.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat scarce and firm; white Western, to
arrive, $40. Corn Gee. Oats Coo. Rye
90a9Sc. Mess Pok S13.75a14. Bulk meats
shoulders 4sc; sales of 5000 pounds rib
sides at &c loose; 100000 pounds, packed,
at &c. BaeOn-good jObbing demand
shoulders 5Sa53c; sides 7sa75c; clear rib *
re; sugar cured hams 12da13c. Lard quiet
and unchanged. Butter 26a31c. Whisky
S7aa88c.
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CINCINNATI, April u. -FIoT-TamlIy
s.. 7O67.S5. Wheat, S1.7O61.73. Corn
4S649c. Rye 9Od92c. Oats 42d45c.
Barley quiet and unchanged. Provisions
unsettled, stocks Withdrawn anticipating
higher prices. No city pork or bulk meats
Offering. for country higher prices are asked
therefore nothing done. Hogs S425d4.40;
receipts 1000 heads. Whisky SIC.
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LOUISVILLE, April 13.-Iobacco aetiye
and firm for all grades. Bagging 176173.
Flour. extra family S7.25. Grain quiet
and unchanged. BacOn-shoulders sc;
clear rib 6ad7c; clear sides 7d75c: bulk
shoulders 4ttc; clear rib 5G64c; clear SIDES
&c loose; mess pork S12.5G. Whisky s5e.
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THE BUFFALO HUNT.

Thousands OF People mt the Driving
Eerk-Nexv Arrivals for the sport-Ihe
Meaicans Behind the India ns-A Day
of Excitement at Niagarn-Thc Com
cluutng Game OF Lacrosse.
NIAGARA August 80, 1872
Since Blondir first cssayed the crossing Of
Niagara River On a tight rope there has been no
gathering Of people at Niagara Falls equal in num-
hers to that assembled to-day On the Driving Park
to witness Tho last Of the bunalo hunt given
by Mr. Sidney barnett. Notwithstanding there
was ahrizzng rain all day, the AIR chilly, making
over0oats something more then q luxury,
hundreds OF people. might be seen vending their
way from early morning towards tho old park to
enjoy the most novel and exciting pastime that
has taken place east OF the Mississippi River.
The programme OF t0~lay did not vary from that OF
buffalo and three Rocky Mountain elks, which ar
rived from the West last evening, having been cap
tured ten days ago near Hutchinson, Kansas.
The Mexicans were not as successful with their
lassoes on the first. day OF the hunf, and they
made many Ruthless attempts TO capture
the buf!aloes and Texas steers. This was doubtless
owing to the cattle being in better condition
Canada wbiskcy. The lassoing OF the cke was the
great success or the days sport testing, as it did
the skill aud dexterity of the indians and their
mustangs
After the Texas steers, brfaloes and ,elks had
been captured by the aid CT the lassO, match
aid the state OF New York was played by the
Onondaga Indians, OF Canada. and the Tuscaroras,
Ci New York. WHICH was won by the TuscaIoyas,
the Onondagas being whltewashed.
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THE CALIFORNIA RAILROAD MIDDLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 20, 1872.
Twcnty-one hundred and afty-three San Francis
cans have now subscribed an aggregate sum of
ST. 800 towards the capital stock Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company and their road be-
tween this city and st. Louis, south Of the snow
belt. Eight thousand citizens, Or one-third OF the
voters OF the city, have pettoncd the Board Of SUI
pervisors TO submit to the people Mt the next cleo
ton an ordinance authorizing q municipal
subscription Of slo,ooo,oOO towards the same
enterprise. The petitions are still circu-
lating ana their numerous signatures are
considered conclusive Of tile success OF the
ordnance, notwithstanding the Committee OF One
Hundred has recommended on the final vote by
thirty-eight yeas to thrtyfour nays, the PROPOSE
tion to compromise with the Central Pacific on
their agreement to abandon the Goat Island
scheme. This accomplished, the majority, amid
much confusion. carried an adjournment sine dte
to prevent a reconsideration through the arrival
OF absentees. The Bulletin says the project for the
competing road To be aided by the proposed
municipal subscription is already lrvincfbe In its
strength, and that the adverse action OF. thirty
eight members OF the committee Will have no effect
against tine movement.
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do; ksts!ie, Furnss DO; Julia Ann, Howell do.
plin Port Johnscn Joseph Ross PAUL, Poughkeepe.
- sailed-schTs Geo Middleton. shSnnon Young
SiJte s1S John Magoye Brown New York o PENNY
WsW YORK ANNA 3G! Jantzen Liverpool schr Franz
2Sh-Arrived schGs Sarah Lavinis Anderson, New
erx Mammoth, Anderson, Albany: Flying scud Owens
sailedCBark Hasbet. Peterson, London.
ROCkLAED. Aug x-Arrived. schrs Xix, Hall, New
York Sea Foam, Phllbrook. Philadelphia; 9th, Eliza
Tonsy n Nerve ss
Cushman, Satilla River.
Spear, do b Borland Spear do; Convoy French. do;
Esa Boat AS ao S
4sss $Siy AZ a1 Mh Ss
do; a Keen, itllsbury,. Baltimore; Snow SquaI Nor
G,lvery. Newcastle, NsW 'A'p "epuoic. NC
SAVANNAH Aug s7-Arrived. brig Mary Knowlton,
saiied~schr wapea, Penny, New York.
2sth-sailed, schr village Belle, Rowe Curacao mot
inSgSa Is Phillips New
misunderstanding Seminole. Matthew'S Boston. .'..
Aug 5inFs pbiaTs
phia for Providence; JENNIE Rogers Rogers Fall River
for New York Foster Eldridge, New York for Dem
-saied~schrs Maria, Barber and May Day, Adams.
yiSEyxRp HAVEN avg ssAyrysa sc hI,%.v w e.
New York Chas Moller Boston for Philadelphia.
Sy Ra augusta Small from Genfues0' for
soth-Reurned bark Augusta Small, before reported
Wi VII NC, Aug zs-Arrived. schr II @ Hand.
WHRREN I Aug ss-saied schr Joseph Marsh. sufan
WICKFORD Aug ee-sailcd, schrs Daniel Britain. Car.
roll Philadelphia; Almira Rogers, Horton, New York.
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REAL ESTATE FRAUD ARRESTED IN BROOK
LYN,

'chn MAILMAN, farmer 10y occupation, twenty
Six years Of age, wastaken into custody by Detec-
tives Corwin and Stanley at New Brooklyn yes.
terdV afternoon, on charge OF swind-
ling The complainant 10 Mr.. Joseph Leib-
stein, OF Newark. N. j., who states that
the prisoner called upon him and represented
that he owned certain real estate in Newark OF
which Ne was desrous OF dispesing lie gave his
name as Henry Heig.emaD. Examination was made
by Mr.. Lelbstein, who, becoming satisfied that the
representations OF the accused were correct paid
him $3.50 as an instalment Oh the purchase.
The deed for the property was made out In
the name OF Hciglcman subsequently,, however,
II transpireo that Mailman. and not Heigleman,
was the naEc OF the individual who inside the
sale, which wes, OF course, INVALID The detectives
aad took him tQ Newark, where he is now confined
awaiting an examination. n Is reported tha' he
has been concerned in other SIMILAR illegal tranaac
lions
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 30. 1879.
CLEARED.

towfi-C vFranckyn.
steamship vihela (Br), Baker, London-Brucc Ca
steamsssip Colombia tHr) Mackay. IGiasgow-Iienaer;
Bros
Steamship Co. ~ -
steamship City Of Mexico. Sherwood, Havana, Ac--v
ship Nile Br), Neweombc, Antwerp-Jscsb W Schmidt
4 Co
Bark Udjus Gor), Evensen, Aarhuus-Tcxns Book,
mann.
Bark Emma Outcn B<), Tower Demarara-. snow
Erie Z Miller OBJ. Parker, Acante-J Winchester
CO. -, =,
III. julia blake (Br), Gavin Port Prlnce--I whit
Eng xbstaiaer ODD. Potter Windsor, Ss-cJaptau.
Berteapx Co
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Brig Mary Wilbur (Br,, Munday, sydney-snow q
BURGESS
Brig Surf Duke, Wilmington MO- II rrurabull.
wolfA Co.
Bcrteaux 4 10.
schr Nellie tBr), Andrews, stJohn, NB-sicney Par
ker.
schr r Gates, Freeman, Jacksonvilie-W Ray.
Schr Jed FRYE, Langley, Jacksonvillc-Ied Frye Co
& Petty.
schr Maid of the Mist, Cassidy, Baltmore-wm chal-
Schr Nellie Bell, Kcene. EIizabethport-S Loud Co.
schr Florida, Thompson Boston-Chas living.
Schr Eliza Hamilton Hall, Norwich-H w jackson 4
Co.
sloop Jas BENEDICT Cowan Sandy Hook.
Soop Aichems', Mullen, Observation-Disclosures 4 Bro.
Steamer Annie, Stcen, Wilmington, Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Philadelphia Davis, Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol. Wallace Philadelphia.
Steamer Monitor. Jones' Philadelphia
Steamer w Perrepont, Shropshire Philadelphia
Steamer Fannie Fenton. Philadelphia.
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Marine Disasters.

sBy LspoeA Wiley from New York for San Francisco,
before reported at the Falkland Islands with rlddcr h m,
aged, had repaired H. and was ready June B 70 resurie
her voyage.
BARE ECONOMIST nr), from Quebec for Cambridge Pill
with timber. put back Asg Is In eaky condition, and
will dock for repairs.
BARE EUGENE q,r) Gordey from Brunswick, Ga, for
teyideo which pnt into Yarmouth Ms, in distress
cleared for destination Aug 20, having repaired
BARK BESSIE l-osRRs-The New York Coas. wrecking
Co have arrived Mt Newport RI with the pece ssary ap
pliapces and commenced work on raising British bark
Bessie Rogers.
BRe MAGGIE dr), Miller from Port Called MIA for st
John, NIB, has put Into Port Hawkesbury, leaking.
BaiG BoSroS-Boston, Aug 31-Thc brig Boston, OF On
lais ashore at Rye Beach, near the yaTragu House
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CORONA PARK,
five miles by steam from New York city.

tsrs Point and flushing. with fine depot on the prop
%s
rapid sirsady lots have been sold to
G n Yss e a s sn nnS
ths village Nswt9wn and hut mile lTom Fias1ns
u sa .iS. s0fnE e% an
s lie sSa S. y s:snS "
IN I'M 3 Sss IL Su a.a ne
Flushing Bay and Long Island SOUND Nature has sup
land avenues broad expasse varied scenery pre-
ented to the eve and for miles the adjacent villages at
The e y 1;3sns
n e s and ssa1 fs % The a a.
ravens On Long Island induced many e seek homes
the saluSrous dry, sandy iosn q Long Island which
has long been recognized as the garden spot' Of
. ss camden ss s .ps s
Ssa1sr Of and Fa
Ing, almost nterwoven by lines Of rail, which pass
ss ps M Sa e
ran ten years aso. and two more lines Of abroad and
ss: Ts 81! Land
CT ss ON
East River than Corona Is stu.ed 4 Is but fair 70 calcu
a's If PC
companes now chartered Corona. with the rest Of the
township Of Ncwtown will be ward Of the city Of
s.sss Ss sasa sos s AND
Fishing be enjoyed by Its population, while the cee-
brated SHADY Lake Farm, adjoining will afford choice
vegetables and its lake splendid Ice for Summer -
II il well conceded that the to New York tho
faster will be the increase in the value Of property also
the city than to buy what seems cheap land at
distance and higher and lose time daily,
which will amount to than tho necessary out
land which will constantly increase in vaue from
In conclusion attention Is called to tho fact that the
rsgned resides Corona and Is largely interested In
Its prosperity Having devoted several years past TO the
establishment Of villages for the benefit OF persons
sing but moderate means (Which ina!gnratcd the $40
monthly payment pan and having sold thousands Of lots
to residents of New York city and having assisted In max
ing through the section where his homo
Is located he brings To bear his past experience with
renewed energy improve and render Corona Park
its name implies, the crown locality among places for
suburban residence.
To large plots OF ground, we'll
situated Factories will be sold terms to assist
ufactufcrs. Large and small plots, long time without
with liberal advance OF money for the erection Of suit
BILE works
VISITORS GUIDE.
Persons In the lower part Of New York city 60
street. East River which with file Flushing cars
the lett OF the ferry house ut Hunter Point each day
excepting Sundays and Sundays and other days from
foot OF Thiry-fourth street, East River, which will be
convenient for uptown residents The land office at
from ~ A. NJ until p NJ. with attendants to show vs.
iors the lots Of charge Corona Is mile Of
Flushing, being nearest to New York ATTY. -.
FLUSHING RAILROAD TINE TABLE
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Naval Orders.

WAsulNGToS, August 80, 1872.
Leutenants y. W. Rhodes and Leutze are or
dered to special duty at Washington, ID. c. Masters
Miller and Muser are ordered to examination for
proin0ticD. Commander ellis is detached from
The commend OF the Supply and placed on waiting
orders LicutcnanLs Meekcr, Housed, Chesey and
Hazlctt, Ensign j. II. Moore and Assistant Surgeon
Bsllby are detached rom the supply and placed
on waiting orders. FIRST Assistant Paymaster
Harris IL detached from the supply and ordered to
settle lis accounts ut Washington.
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SAILED.

Steamships Rising Star, for Aspanwail City of Mexico
Havana, &c, barks Bounding Blow Gibraltar; Morning
star s. Jag Algeri1, Hamburg; Tantiyy, Dundalk:
werp; Victoria Perez Maracaibo; Yibeila Keniosberg:
srtgs r Peterson Laguayra; Ursulina, Csdiz 10.
Anchored at Quarantine bark A sandberQ for the
Baltic Migs v Gustschke do; Strade.la, Ststtin
v. nd at surset NV fresh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -A-IIITCHCOCK'S CORONA PARK, x
N. Adjoining tho village OF Corona, formerly West
Flushing,
affords fine opportunity 70 invest money and
OWN YOUR HOME.
The prices are as follows
Corner Lots, $500; all others s40O, on Hitchcocks
popular plan,
which enables TO select Lot and pay for Il in
TEN DOLLAR MONTHLY INSTRUMENTS,
WITHOUT INTEREST
You can choose Lots the depot and by goina
SECURE TIE CHOICEST
Now in progress
SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS,
among which magnificent depot, pretty public
schoolhousc, with fnc shade trees and elegant
shrubbery for every lot, without extra cost
Around each block will be laid the
ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVEMENT,
such as the Battery and Madison square, New York.
with splendid terraces and drives
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Maps free.
s@A NJ, iisSA M..n NJ, is M, or sis +. NJ, and
return at $50 A. NJ, 10 32 A. NJ, II 2 A. NJ .52 A. NJ,
4a p. NJ, GID r. NJ, SIP NJ
Purchase tickets for Corona formerly West Flushing.
Ferragc railroad fare l5c, except to commuters who
pass both railroad and ferry Tor o1sc Call ENCLOSE
stamp for map. BENZ W. HITCHCOCK,
store 439 Third avenue Now York above Thirtiei
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

BALTIMORE, August &c. 1872.
A game OF base bali was played here to-day, be-
tween the Eckfords, Of New York, and the Bal-
mores, OF this city, resulting in victory for the
latter. The following IT, the score:-
C7I. Ia 81 81 An. 5n. 9Th. 7ta. .s1. Oh
E hsIii%Sss .:....e 9 9 9 : All
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer worcester ss to he
placed Or the cry dock as soon as it can be got
ready ard her propeller changed
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BELOW.

ship Asronom tNG), Hopper. from Bremen July % Cby
pilot boat Francis Perkins, No l3).
ship Able 'lNorl, from Newport for New York (was
Nos. -
Bark B Chairman Obj. Atkinson, Arirossan July Is
tby pilot boat Francis Perkins, No 49,. .
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR TUE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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r w. vANDEwATER
j. OFFICE, aOABINET AND MERCANTILE FuRNr.
TURE MANUFACTURER
6S Ann and l0S William sire II, New York
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To Manufacturers several large plots OF ground we'll
situated Factories will be sold on terms to assist man
uiactufcrs. Large and small plots long time without
interest TO those who will build al large plots
with liberal advance OF money for the erection Of slta
BILE works,