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ppCElpTS OF PRODUCE

PEI NORTH Hirtr PcsNh Raroadt -
Nay l2 pgS Ashes pgs BeeswsI l53 bales Cotton To-
Dded Fru 80 bhis Eggs $50 bb Flour 1000 bush wheat
AS ba Oats 40 bbl Beans 800 bo Cor hea
bsgs Meal Oatmeal 10 bales Hemp s44
Leather bbS Spirits rurentDe, ~ bels Crude Ioenn %
bbN 200 pkgs Oil Cake 63 pigs PORK Ll
sI Cu Meats so PKG Grease 1890 Igs Lard 50 pigs Sesn
sc pkgS Butter i42 Cheese 50 pkgS Taow 49 scss ef
Ore go m Sper geo hf chests 81 hlds Tobsoo s boxes
Sc Tobacco Sc b6s WHISKY 73 bales Wool - boS on 70 Dds
Lard OIL
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BANKING-HOUsE OF
WOOD g. DAVIS, 81 Rine-st.,
XoRK Nav I. 1872.

WOOD a. DAVIS, 81 Pine-st.,
NEW YORK, May l. 1872. }
WE beg to inform our friends that we have
w this day formed COpartnership for trans
acting the business of BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN RAILROAD BONDS, under the name of WOOD
g. DAVIS.
We will receive money on deposit, subject to
draft at sight, allowing interest according TO
the nature of the account
The purchase and sale of Railroad Bonds
viii be made special feature of our business;
and we shall keep on hand a variety Of choice
Bonds of established Roads, with which
to supply investors.
Bonds of new Roads furnished at subscrip-
ton prices, as offered on our market, without
commission.
Reports and Circulars sent and information
furnished about Railroad Bonds, &c, &c,
without charge.
AS Members of the New-Y0rk Stock Ex-
change, we are prepared to execute orders in
GOVERNMENT Bonds, GOLD, AND RAILROAD
STOCKS.
Our experience in Banking and knowledge
of investment securities we trust will entitle
us to the confidence OF capitalists.
C.. ID. WOOD,
formerly of Venniiye a. Co.
SAML- ID. DAVIS.
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Fouihaye. Entrance on Twenty seyentl-st
.... TRAINS LEAVE YEw-YoRx
For Seyhayep qga B9GgeFoH T. GEL ll0o NJ Ao tkLh
For M; stTasii1 Fatfel Southport and wspor lloOa
sO S so99 5 SSs s "a EF M nj ' 'NA ~
For Danen o 3dS 4: s. 20 and and s;p PR,, "a,
$50 dEl iaS $50 $50 lis tEIlpm. nm, q,s a,s
Ft ssn DAY. Nal Train leave, SeTY'i alp i" for
Boston both Springfield Line Se and ssGTs s 9:
For Boston VIA Springfield, 8 a. m. and Sp m
For For Hartford sS,Sa s sn s1s5: S S and and pm
RIVER l Ralroad m iss mt Northampton
d rlH s s.Gs sd P P,. Isss ,s
tS s sSoIe o Los s sSa Scrres D. m
For New Haven and Northampton Railroad nj to North
FS New Haven. Mdecwn wiimanuc Railroad tf La
a. For 70 i Hoa.s:O MI Railroad, a. IN and p IN. -
For For S SsaSs sn SS So5%a Railroad SOP
dy Mani TTSn Line Drsvnsosn Car attached to ties
:as A, ? Ts.s :t i % sa
also At the oe.s q The Sssc p gspsI
, nS1s can have their Ssss SSH Gt s
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD - Commencing Monday. Nov - 1871.
Through Trains will leave from New Depot FOor'Save and Forty
Chicago and Montreal Express with Da'iosrooH
ao NJ Special Chicago Express DAwingrOOn Buffalo
ls..s I. H. SsttSs her .a5 Western Erp....
400 EiUrcss spingear' fro" Se~fOfI TO 81
600 w. Express sepngcan for wAierOsH os~eso and
200 M Pssc Express Seepngcars Rochester, Baeo
and Nagara Falls, also Tor Chicago via both aud T.
aioads, ST. Louis, via Toledo leaves on Sundays
HOO ~ FLure., seepngear for Troy and Albany.
oesl OF lOaken leave from
Yonkers Trains rhuethst west side heretofore
~ 'V>''"' q. n. kENDRICK, General Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT OF
IN DBsBRossES-sT, and from foot of CoRTLANDTsTfos
WEST PHILADELPHIA at $3.50 and $3.50 1850 4:oc $50 40
night; ard sGnaa,s 400 For PhiisoeipniA
via Camden and p N For BALTIhoRB and WASHING
TOY aud TIE WEST via Baltimore $50 1850 and s m
Lynchbug daily sO without change For the
WEST Pennsylvania Railroads.&c. and oa0' AMI $40. m
silver Palace attached the $3.50 and n throash fson
Pittsburgh Chicago and Louisville without eaanSs
attached TO the 600 daily and run through ~
burEh Cincinnati Louisville and st. LOUIS without change silver
Palace attached 10 the $40 and run oash from Ne-
York Fort Wayne Chicago without ehsag he es sale " o's
Of DeOos'e''t foo. e S SoSsand1't ana s ~ sp s
W. RANKIN Gen Pass. AT r. w. JACKSON Geo sspk
SOUTH SIDE X. X. OF l.. |.
commencing oct 90 s'i f''s Roosevelt and
Grsni-s. Ferries, New York
Patehogue BY for Belepou and Ere Place
lC.tO a N Accommodation TO Bahyon -, MI.
3 for Paichogue bg for Beeper and nm
for isip Through 10 fach"gae On n@a~t~
$50 D. ~ Babyop Accommodation
d NJ. Accommodation for heTnck
The $50 and 10 m. and the $3.50 and ply IA us"' ''
valley stEyam 10 RockANGy aud HtnPstead
{. W. DOUGLAS. ssssSAsssses
Bee Time Talies
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

|
Dbso1 ana 6SS %HoFr e2lsSR OF caSS
SlNiE ARRASGEMkSrS COMMENCING MONDAY November "a
500 m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va BoOnOD Branch
connecting Chester r. and scIssoa sS t. ao
75 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connectus at Deuyir
r GroTr At Poy N Ito Ca SEane at M Tin Sgi
3 Jap S'Io1soeTg Scranton Great 5eId an on syr
laOC M LEHIGn VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark. Morns
town Dover Waeoo Hsekettstowu. Washington, Phlhpsug and
VIII Bel De RI R for BS wv Re an FsoS rs
for Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk Wkesbare Reading and
p BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAM vi. Paterson su.
change Oh cars stopping at principal stations Connecting at Dover Eh
EAsrGS EXPRESS at Dover With Chester B.
e. Waterloo With SUSSEX R. R. and at Ll,;on With l. " r for
$40 HACKETTSToWN MAIL, Chester.
~ SO. sI D. M DOVE boSFa EXPRESS.
doRRIsTOwN 9:lu u:2o 1900 NJ 1880 sao 4lo.
For SUNNI and intermediate 7:r1:,5 9;lO IO:o
and ll2S 1880 s;lo 4;29 s;CS and $50 ON o.o mn
and 20 l:lO 2oO aiO 42o 49, $50 600 GAO $780, sl'
SEARK %s s 49, go ss s 60 clO "a is sS
S ss g. s anS u.s. $40 49, . 90 go 800 50 I'll is ' sSd
Trains %aAs9 sep 4 k1s' M. SS"s M5SrcLAIR . GO
icO 200 $50 sac s;s s Ss y s1n.ro,sne
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
II NEST Of Trains taking effect Dec 49, ISL From Chambers
Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Dawng Room Coaches
HOO B1a s and SsgTA p' Rs 1a s 15 S F bs
Coach SnsqGehanna and sleeping Rs . so N
200 m nay) Cincinnati and Chicago Express Sleeping
Coaches through to CINCINNATI Buffalo Niagara Falls and Thence 70
For Port Jervis $780, $780, 5 m 40 $50 and 10,
For and Mddown "3O 500 $780, ll:OO and 'l5
$3.50 4:3. G3O and stF0O m
Warwick, 900, ll:OO and tll:l5 a. 40
Newbugh, 1890 $50 lUO a. $50. $50 and
For Suaem 800 &3o llOo and ILLS $780, S0o $50 6oo
1880, 100 and .ll:OO M
.lI:5 M $3.50, 600. 80, 200 and 'llo0 N.
m $500 Sis. $780, 6;OO $3.50. 100, s 'oo
For Raberiar PARK and Passac, 6:45, 1890 1000 1900
M 70 m sl:i5 $780, 600 5:5 600, $780, s:5 and 'u
P and Way 500 and s:I5a NJ 24 AGO. AS Geo.
and 40 D. m nd Saturdays only 1900 mid.
For Hsiale Way 800 and S5 R;4 800 4 and 600
For Spring Valley Way, 800 7A' and a' l2 900,
For Engewood 500 745 $500 13O 35 AIS AS, $50.
6;3O and s7:45 D. N. Saturdays only 1900 mid.
7g5 900 l:30, 33 43 $50, $50 and
.7I5p M Saturdays only 1900 midnight q.
a. l:JO, 4;lo, $50 o;r
and t1:i3 m. SATURDAYS only 1900 midnight
For Permont Mack 800 $780, AS, $3.50 68 and t5
SATURDAYS only l2:0o midnight
Cambers.st hours or hall hours eave
Twenty third fifteen than ab"ye lie $40
midnight Trains from Chaubersst only
B-Tans on the n r. r. ". j. leaving Chambersst on
quarter hours leave thirty minutes earher than ABOVE
et for passage Apartments Drawing and Sleeping
Coaches and orders for the checking and transfer Of
BAGGAGE the Conpanys Oes4 SO and o7 Boad
80 cor One Hundred Thdave Harlem;
Court Brookyn Broadway Wamsburghi at the Companya
Depots OF Agents at the principal hotels ,~,
only. Goshen SUNDAYS only MICK only
wN. r. BARR, GenL Psssr Agent
n
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UFFIlE IHIEF Ql AhI EsNAslEIli
FIRST QuARfRRN AsrRE's DsrRICT, j. r..

CoRsyR UousroN ANo GKEKSETs NEwYoRK, April H. 1871
CEALED PROPOSALS., III Duplicate with
he received at this Office until u JUNE 1872 for supplying this
Depane oowagname Quantities OF Forage and Straw
F, Comb1, NevYok Hsrbor pounds Corn pounds
Oats 30 60 pounds Iay AMI no. pounds Straw.
Fort Wood New York HIboEO pounds Oats 5o pounds Hay
P' Hamilton New York Harbor--lcOOo pounds Corn 10000
pounds Oat $4,000 pounds Hay $4,000 pounds Straw and O
pounds Bsn. . - ~, :, e,o ,. a.. p, ,oo
Davs Island SevYok Hsro-636Oo pounds Oats 5000 pounds
Hay and % 600 pounds straw ~ - o,o ., a..
500 $50 pounds HAY and 1853 49, pounds straw
Fort mmbu Newondon Conn-2 $50 pounds Oats O pounds
IIay and Is 52a pounds straw
Plaishurg Barracks, Platbug l-a46 pounds Oats BO4
pounds Hay and 20 80 pognis Sirlw - ~ >, q &c -,o,
Oats 2095 $40 pounds Hay, and BI.95 pounds Straw.
entirely free from dust other impu
ties and In good substantial sacks securely sew" TO prevent
aud the Hay and Straw in bales free i0m surplus wood or
foreign mattSr.
These supple. delivered the whaves Of the respective
such quantities be required BY the
Department and payment viii be made according 10 the
weights certified BY the Post QuAeruase the places Of de-
livery. $500. ~
Corn Oats HAY Straw straw herein called
places The prices the Corn Oats and Bran must include
Zach bid accompanied by guarantee signed epon
persons that in the bad shall be accepted and contract
for the faithful performance Of the
bid will be enere that no, made In accordance with this aver
emen and bidders have the privilege OF being present at the
The 1oyernment reserves night reject all bids regarded
Post that be deemed Of advantage public
interest
Straw herein called for at more Of the Posts
Proposals be nosed Proposals for Forage and Straw and
the undeed Of whom other information be obtained
II desired X BAiChElDEh
Major and QuarermaNer. {. O. Nj.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

PASSENGER N0TICE.-NEW and ONLY
DIRECT RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT ROUTE between con
CORD ~ H., MANCHESTER, N H.. NASHUA, ~ H., LOWELL,
LAWRENCE FiTCHBURG Mass, TACOMA, n H. CkNIRb
HARB0R n H., PLYMOUTH. H., and all points from WHITE
MOUNTAINS, and NBW-Y0RK.
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
BETWEEN CONCORD n. H., AND TUE BOATS.
Is MILES RAIL DISTANCE SAVED FROM NASHUA
% MILES RAIL DISTANCE SAVED FROM LOWELL,
and Montreal White Mountain r. r. Concord
z H. Nashua and Lowell r. H., Pamnghm and Lowell B. Mans
ae birmingham r. r.. Taunton Branch r. Old Colony and
Newport r. h. Boston. Clinton and tchbug r. and NAlRA
GANSErr STEAMSHIP connecting Newport with the elegant
BRISTOL PROVIDENCE; all forming the most direct
and continuous Route under the style OF - -
CONCORD. LOWELL AND FALL RIVER LINE
The this Line at and depart from Pier 3O
the immediate vicinity Of the Jersey City
Of this Line leave Newiork at o'clock arriving
Fall River M Passengers for places beyond this point VIII be
before leaving the Boat
Boat train for Lowell fchbug points North viii Leave Fan River
b:5O reaching Lowell 8+5 Nashua at s;S NJ Man
chester s:5a M, Concord rs FItehbaIg $40 M
NJ. K. sIMONS Managing Director N. \. :. Co.
II. h. CHAMBERLAIN. Supt Concord X X
JOHN b. wlNSLOw. Supt Nashua and Lowell r. X.
H. A. BLOOD Sapt b. C. and r. r. and L. NJ and T. Railroads
A.. y. sWASEY, Supt Taunton Branch r. K
j. x. KEEDRICK, Snpt Old Colony and Newport r. r.
J. A DODGE b., G.. nd NJ. and White Ut r. r.
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EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
Il Peeksp ior New Haven at J:l5 and IL
l. NJ. connecting with the railroad
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Il ionic and ssuea,uek Railroads Fare 81 Steamers is-Ve
S.,A.nss ,ap al u seos, AID pgai lsabdaJs egteaA
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Diuiocno Tolltes.

DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, No. 50 Broad
~ way NewYork May lThe Board OF Managers Of this Com
this declared denJ Of Two ~ Dollars
the LIST Gay Of June stockholders Of record at
the transfer books The transfer books will be closed from
D. LII. May 20, to the morning Of the 81 June.
JtC. BABCoCK. Treasurer
CIXTH DIVIDEND-Bankers'a and Brokers'
> Board Trustees have Declared dividend Of
seven per the paid Capital be paid free Of Government
Tar on the The books will 18th
D. m and reopen 10 n. the 18th in--New-Yok MAY
lsI2 j. L. BR0WNELL, Secretary.
OYYcE OF THE CHESAPEAKE ONO RAILROAD Co,
No. 81 VILLAS ct, EEw-ioEK, April 49, 1872 )
rT,HE COUPONS and REGISTERED INTER
EST Of the FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT BONDS Of
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO K CO. due May l. 1874 will be
and after the Office Of Nessrs Fish Hatch No Nassau
ct, Eew-lort
,,.e l0,b inst for (which checks Will lie ready May
tn psfer Books Bonds detached will be
ed Apnl and reopBed Msy C. p HUNTINGTON President
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9feamboqis ano Railroads..

$500 oi'"'"oprio uhu nalircdoe. ,..
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR Bo.tou wor,sro F,cSbnrv L Gss,o, IAN e.
,S Sss.a. Ss"..s.,s Concord Sr.ssS .SS aeSs
cry or boston '11 '-A'' ''e'ineh' .t.,.is -..
CITY OF LAWRENCE and 800,
% e. sd SsT NOR: !. - sti o. Ius
% Dc rSS,s .s s .sG x :,s.
Fog through tickets and freight srpy once Pier q,
Hp N we; Ne, 10 1850 !. K SHORT. IT,, Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
IS m ,a oa Pier Il h. r. FOOT q s oSS.oSl.t iAh
:' are % sSsTSs 5 70 F FsSyEsE
.ns P wStee eek S PST,1;s T Bosom Pro.
FOR R0NDQUT, landing at COzzens, Corn
E @ad S;.snsb Hl;Sp r9'gILess ESps s.
at Pier 81 n r., Hsrnsonst ~ '-'' 'N'Ii'
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ps';soser snf Frsgs. Depot SexYk foot B1e
with the Delaware Laekawanna Railroad: PpsSaYT
sS me y LeSsG ana Ssn,aash.nns Divisions and Bp With The
Pittsburgh and the Wet without change csn also 70 Central Penn
4lfs SiSTSs 1 asaa Eo EHs VEST
Commencing January TO- is72-Iesre Tss.YorE' q, nnov
w.i Rs0r pEis%uStSc K.Sn Bethlehem Msueh Cn
uOe. To"1nda waverv BeVee '''-''''A '1AA''''
town HSaT and k 5s West sssD '9S e, Allen
sn pDSS s9 Lss4 an ssuen,aa Division Ma
Lehigh Valley Railroad for Mauch CHUNK - ' 49, ~ ~ WV
1890 a. m-Way Train for soneryille
ESO m-for Femngton, Eason. Aneatown Mach Chunk
nahanoy cly Haheon WkebaTre Reading Colombia Lancaster
kphras PottsVle. Harrisburg &e ~ ''
El5 Conucts
suq DIVISION for Bath Allentown Wlkeshae Scranton;
Phlli psburg for Belyidere. - - - - - ''--'- -
800 .. m.-FOr Plan6ed.
m-For Rayol Allentown and N,neA Chunk Connee.s A lana
ton Nth Del, Lack end West H. r.
1902 m-For sOmeryIle aad Pennington.
$3.50 p. m--For Pan6ed
5l5 m-CscSSATI ExPRRss daily Ras,on Bethlehem Ana-
town Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago, CinclnuAt
f Up m.-POr SOmervle.
.. m.-For Somerylle
1880 p. mimi graut)-Por Elstoa.
900 p m--fOr Pisinfeh
Il:20 m.-For Plainied
For Elizabeth at 5:45 Goo $50 7I5 7C ec0 s3 600 9B
1000 1890 lI:i5 23O l:O 200 BIS 800 800 so
55 $780, 5;f5 600 $50 1900 5:3 74J 49, 600 1880 H. 10
200 N.
Tiefets the obtained the Office the Central Rail-
Of Lbeyt, Neg-York principal
''''' R Z KICKER, Superintendent
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
w. ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY p, 1911

Passeug statoa NswYo TweBtyseyentbFt anS
Foprhsye. Entrance Oh Twenty seventies.
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Chanfrs for 6nsiness mrn.

brewery for SALE, or to LEASE.-The
I'D o established Brewery and Mali HOUSE corner Of Front and Jay
Brooklyn convenient 10 biggest a1hHhe am Faon enes
Applyto A. H. YOUNG. l9 gsy.fi- BroohlIn.
EOR SALE-Cheap-Th whole or part of
L ftt-eass PAPER MILL within ~ miles OF New iot terms
essy. Address PAPER MILL. Tribune One
rE'O BRICKMAKERS.-For Sale an excellent
BRICK YARD with diee' water oo'amanel"so ia equipped
daily la ohe tunt requiring
ut attention 4 EDDY Co. No PsA place
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DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
largest aud river Steamers the world
The ST. JOHN DREW. and DEAN RICHMOND
will leave Pier No A. North RIVER every
Sundays excepted O'clock arriving ALBANY In time
10 with railroad taus West North and East.
RETURNING leave the steamboat landing the arrival OF connect
ing trains from the West Eorlh and East -
Through obtained the Oc the Wbaf DOtfs
Express Broadway No Cous Brooklyn Baggage checked
is dest received the departure
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Orean Cleaners.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES and Brazil sTEAhsnIp COMPANY
AesP suy Tia SMRRIcS Capt TissispsSeS Nay az 30
NORrH ANRRIOA Capt Weir. June "a
These splendid steamers schedule and can S. Thomas
Pam. Pernsmbueo Bahia and Rio seo and returning For
''ss'%%sHss q dasSIsos Bern
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
IL HEW-YORK. and MEXICAN MAIL STEAhSHlP LINE,
CLB6PArRx. Philips havana Ouiyj. sATURDAY MAY IL
CITY 9f nEhibA Dealer MAJ
CITY OF MEXICO. TmmTman TUESDAY June u.
'''"'''" ''''' T. ALEX ANDRE SONS % Broadway.
IT s. MAIL to HAVANA. ~.
". ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. IS Sailing regularly
EVERY THURSDAY at O'clock precisely, from Pier No. A,
CRESCENT CITY Can't E. Van Size IVA Nassaul....Mvls
MoRRo CASTLE Can't r H. Morton Via Yassnl HAY %
No. Bowling green.
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IN sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY and from Glasgow,
Passengers booked any railway Great Britain
Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark Germany, Holland Belgium and
VIC '''''' '' AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drans on the Old Country Cor any amount
A'p' N"' aBNDBRsoN BROTHERS. Agent.
DALTIC LLOYD MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
- Prussia the Scandinavian
YORK and sTsTTs calling At and Copenhagen to land
Pier No. Is North River
JASON (ertra steamer.
rHoRw4LDss Ernst MoRTTz IRsDT and wXsaiSGroN
Bates Of Passage payable in gold
From gewYOE siOo Including mattress
Prom Sten Ineadns s IS
ht cSren under 10 Years half fare
For through egh the principal Pots q be Baltic ana passage
apply to WENDr Il kAhhELSBbkS p gents w
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
| CvTA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE 0. s. MAILS
| THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM C0MPASI
dispatch one OF their frste full power iron steamships
| FROM PIER No. 40, n. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY
| as follows:
IDAHO Capt PRfcE...............Mayr r. at 1l:3oa
| MANHATTAN Capt j. B. PRICE. May 49, at 300 D.
| WISCONSIN Capt 7. W. FREEMAN May 49, atl2
| NEVADA Capt FORSYTH. s. at 300 p m
WYOMING. Capt wHSERAr........J June H. at 1890 m
| NEBRASKA, Capt GuARD............Juie IL
Cabin passage $50, gold.
steege passage (omce No. % Broadway, $50 currency
For freight or cabin passage. apply to
WILLIAMS GUloN No 50 wslst
| TNMAN LINE. : For QUEENSTOWN and
LIvERPOOLRoya Mail Steamers appointed % sail as folows
CITY OF BROOKLYN...... .....sATl RDAf May H. 8a
CITY CITY or or soSTSE1I saTSsDAr Nay
CITY OF ANTWERP ........T aTRsDAY Nay e. p m
And each succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAY IS
'0''" A'''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST F cRS IN GOLD ss srB fAsGTS ~
To- bo5aon go TO P Po1eon -
Passengers also forwarded to yre Hamburg STede Norway and
esean bought moderate by wishing to
Through Bills Of Ladng given on shipments Of goods
ApS5s s.aI i.,,.d =, ,ors,t ,,,.,
JOHN G. DALE. Agent No. l5BrOadway NY
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR Southampton AND BREMEN
NEW YORK Capt F. Kugkst VII sail on TUES
DAY MAY l. m, Bremen Pier foot ThrsI. AOboken
Steamship RHEIN, Can't G Never, on sATuRDAY. Nay J.
(PAYABLE IN GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN CUkhESCil
First cabin
s SseCna eao'h'' 800 20
For or passage, appjto oEIRGaS Aen
2BoHling-green.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALLING
me opd vessels on this favorte route viii sail
from PEI No 50 North River as follows: . .
WILLIE DE- PARIS. .SunnOnt. SATURDAY. May 10.
.DaBTe. SAT- RDA1. June
81. LAURENT. Iemare SATURDAY June Is
WASHINGTON RSp' sS W., June 3D.
TO BREST OR HAYRE:
First Cabin ........ Sl25 Second Cabin.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
To Paris rs aud so additional
These steamers not carry steersge passengers D.
going returning from the Continent europe
by taking n AVOID both transit by English railway
eomirts OF crossing ne Shsa9e beside SAVING n
and expense. GEO hACkENEE, Agent No. % bIollWD.
THE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FoRTSlGiirLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT.
Prom Piers "A and ~, North River.
TO QUEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL:
CANADA, uRDAY Nav Lat 200 p m
Cabin Passage ana S9 -
c,,: . from y.,ooo Queenstown LonSOnierry
Glasgow London, S3l, currency - .,,
Tor further information apply at the cS%Paay 2Tee 20 SS broad
r. W. :. huhoI ManAeeL
LIMITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, and
tbs appointed sail from San Francisco for NBwLEALAND
and AUSTRALIA. via Honolulu upon -
MAY r. SEpT H.
JUNE 10. OCT. g.
JULY Il NOV q,
f'' w H. WEBB, 81 E1change.place, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
oFTcB no. rs, BROADWAY, n. y.

Company having completed its organization under the lsTs Of
DE State policies against loss damage by Fire
Dwellings Furniture Stores Merchandise and other property
favorable terms MARTIN L. CROWBLL, President.
WV PIT PALMER, Nice-Presideut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

DAILROAD. STATE, CITY, COUNTY, and
Ia TOWN BONDS Of all kinds bought and sold tf
HANNA BROTHERS. II " allst. and h'~-st, Aew YORK
Investment Securities specially
fuuis o ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Pills of EXCHANGE and DRAFTS avail
ID be in ali paris Britain aud ireland issued D. lASOOI4
OH 4 q. Nnufls Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

IEKis pACIWC hALROAp N0NPANl. -. -.
uvrcx cos WaREEN NEsTsTs kEw-YORK, Apr so l8s2
rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOCk-
Il HOLDERS Of the TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPAM
no hid Al e Once MOnday May ~ lS2 At y
VI ~, ~ " " w v b. HART Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Denmark reduced rates
bought here moderate by wishing TO
Through Bills Of Ladng given shipments goods Hae and
Antserp.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For further information apply at the Company oGce
AGENT No IhIOllNaT. n. Y.