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,,rr,er Calvin. Robinson Heaiy. Coddngton straea'
T,prFnev Wade Conner, Littiebeio, tseisi '""iNN''
Men,naid schwartz and the President-ll ~, -. ,..-o
That the Board OF street Openings be '" tb
Avenue A opened from Twenty -oui 'H77'' " ''e 49,
ssie OF rweuty-sXth-sf -,.. g. ,be Fast
That Tmrty-eighth-st, from - Srrl and cuffer-
sso. 81 and the sidewalks Gagged where not aueaoS
a. -.t--v he
Tpat First-ave from Fourteenth 70 Ihlry -slA 1-e' "
n.xed Win Reir7an OF trap lock pavement
me- Sacond-aKe. from Nnetecnth-st 10 fofty-se'
CO. h. tayed with b. lgian or trap block pavement
mt Cr,fop nlaius be laid In One
o. botWeen Avenue 81 Nicholas and Ienth-ave., - -.
Tf Oue-htndrec- aud-r ieeutbst from ~
a. Ef River be regulated and graded, the euIp IN"
,-rtter stones set and the ewalks Ragged a.,
MAJ ST., from toaflu 20 I'D
ave be- regulated and graded, the curb ana eu''eE
stones set and the sidewalks nagged ..,., - a..
Tat One-hundred rom b'Eh'h-sNe' "a
TIE Boulevard, be regulated and graded, me cuI' an"
r,1tfsr-sfuues 81; and the sidewalks Ragged.
Each by the following vote
Alan ative-Asslstant Aldermen Foley. stacom; Cal
yiu Rob nson Healy. COddInCtOn. Strack, I1ncknes'
Wade Conuor, LttChcld. Gels, Cumsky, hcDoAaiu'
schwartz. and the Presidcnt-i6 -. o
Adjourned until Monday next l5th INST, .aarE
O'llUCE =. Ia. JosLfH bhNfeh'' 49,
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p5SgTNGEgN 4RRTTED.

FROM stv4vNAH-Tn Steamship srq Sdlpaa0r July s-S4p~
NIX j A Ucseson Wheeler John A Levls hsa
tr.--.s 4 eh1ler. Dr. L F. Nichos frnA laneN
lion en- Frsuk White " C. waller Mr. \ W @eI rs u ~
- D. 0atier NJ q Jane T. Suith Ms l. Wasenal MIS-
- ~. sara1 Dion. a. A. Peabody g. o. " ne,
- S--.r and rad Mrs Buuasm and ch 10 =
- ~ A Coesl and 9 cnlircn, O. D. smtu, g. A.
&c. uf infant dni Master Joseph A. p st4iseI
c,-sr srI me-. Buie wft and children. Dr. d Roma
- 49, a.. a Bs,e s children AMI servant Ms. G A Ben
- N,s West All Mss hmma Moor " - slesol
A. 5os- n B.rku. Juo. ". Kerr ana wife Ms Alce seno1I
4 r..rn. A. s. Wilson. M Han o. g. tets Ms L,
H.-- Mn Gray M Henderson and chd Ars p l. -
a., -. "a chf r A. Gardner wife children an Dufst Ms
Ss-- al -5ldren Mr.. o. p K-ap1 Rosa Aan ~ JOSEF
IA. a. W.rrsra Ma Munger and child G. enta nj q
No.. hr-. bslb Miss Cowgirl VI Isl, J. Cowgirl A. T. bu-Af- D. ~
H.l .- s. Tsaa-s WIFE and RI 1ren. n
so.. .... Urz A. D. Ina. D. lenfel. taPi r. a. l'.'
W ~uclG ElcE peterson Joll a'.rt 'i
h ,e. M.. Vi A. steele Ms A q. Steele Jas hal-ie! H. H.
v B.1row capt A.. Is. Wyman. ?. Pous-u
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

WEDNESDAY. jrTT ~
r.. v.. O..fn-tovu Liverpool ptf sieA's.,s
v .r.-sr 900 70 ~ II. A suPpiementai h-1i' % i ~
~ra.. q. 2.1O Steamship sais ai . p H., "a .fh
la .rs aesesiied Supplementary la m4' " '''F
-, ~ tTased MAI Il sent hv this ire c.
b. the steamship sal'e-@ eo7' - . D. ~
- IL Il at . p H.. ~ Per No ~ = D.
~ THURSDAY. JrLF j.
t4alllrA ltf
- >... zoe 90 Ppeneutsrf Nal rom 100. ol
$40 closed a. 3 sieansll sAs AZ p H IO
-. aspo.sl IN Supplementary Mails uas b. prepaid VIII
= r havana srd West I1des steamship Moro Oaslt
D. u A -upp euentaTy hsl on Per No y X is ea d.
rs q "a Strams.ip sls 40 3 p a. --,-. .,..
MS - Don 1na Porto aoo y the eansaB iFpft' ~
49,. Ia S-4emshu s.ls 40 D. from Pier No y X
fo- ia ID an lurs Island by he steamship NcEsourg close al
. 4 n- Steamship sals 90 ..
FRIDAY. JV1v .
Hsifa1 n g. 10 closed a. TIE Nev lafk f
Fadsy coca p o. steamship sails uoA F'1-A- -' ' sos
urlaF
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Gounirn Real Gstnts for Sale
NEW SHERMAN HOUSE FOR SALE,
CHICAGO, ILL.

The ovnen Of TIL, property GAGE BROTHERS RICE,
having LEASED the Pscae pboss o the
aboy, property fer pcssss4 with possession
any time between now and March Purchased within
able time 10000 earniag bore srs as
house erecting be completed
The location Of property ofhsisOa and DODt
unusually favorable purpOss SsF Tor The hsIi yss
but for a. uar. tine. Seus located only one ~ blse
Of the Pittsburgh wsyDs Ceago Railroad ChsO AOn and
st. Lous RsrOsL sarJ coming Fall Chicago nvautse
ssd Railroad considerably choss. and
Ssrth Western Railroad sna bnehss any srssn hotel IN
TIE city and eIopuSn the Old business e,atesueh
a. house Trade blocks hIn
asy sr, class houss opes Tor eouiesp ard p,ns
by the oos "
Farvel 4 Co. Field Letter Co. Hauiu Hale Co, c Kellogg
Co.. H. " King Co. AID otssn, composing the h'gss' sI'
city. The building completed pas and
Substantial and imposing bGh ry, Of Pr.sed
bre trimmings covering TIE s2 feet EoH
MadsoB-st by 20 ieei IN depth Clut0u-a
Pive o. stories in hight with additional
rs rooms IN ho portion portion az Of
which double To p.On contemplating familiar with ho
lsevins purchase pop-rS osers ndueeDeni step
psrnnsst paying sesm Terms Of sale
vsyy Gyorsbls Tor further particulars address
C R. FIELD Co,
Re0v J. K,sfs BIsei cSssss, u
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TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YoRE
NevHaven anu bridgeport S(EIL IE0 i2.l5 tx
tEI.I, 3:i3 Az S:5J anu 3 lExl D. m -
FOR Mloni Sr4ti9n FAIRFIELD southport and Wepo- lEDa
For south SorTak Z Ok Il:JO u; I2I5 Et (EE Us
- Fo 9I bsscS 81 s5 M 1ii 5i $50 5. 90 and s.oop
For stamford (EI) 9, 0 IBIS lELl, 2l5 XXI as
45n lEr.| 4is S3o. $50 as (EL) p -.
For Greenwich Stations z 9, ll;0 n Gl5 G
undv Nal Train leaves Twentyseyenst NevYork A. p u Tor
Boston va botb sprng6ed Line and Shore Lane.
- CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston va Springfield, n and P
E0T Boston va Shore l2.l5 and ?.
For Hartford and kpr nreeh. a n; e.l5 y and n.
For Connecticut h7er Railroad L~49 NJ !" N'am9toa
for Hartford Providence sod F.hEH Railroad l25
For shore Norsich and Providence Lila
,. 10 New-Lobdou and S0rwieh, ?. m
For hewhaven and Northampton Railroad ms m NORA
Tor New Haven Midtown snd wilmAne Railroad At Liaslj
Eor Ho1sstore Railroad, IN. and p.
To- SsSsaISeE RArosl m ,. and 10 Watsrbury
For Dsnbrry Sorxak Railroad ISIS and AS D. n
NJ Cauasu Railroad 4 N 1918 snd4.l0 D
Counoious Sleeping hed Tram and so 70 sun
da NAL Trs either Line DrasngrOom Car ATTACHED % Rel
an can prar- tickets poh, reached over ibis rosi
The Deno otbe S,.YsE and NevHsv-n K cur ISensyse'sn
and FourhAve Ase a. the ohces ne ~ "a
by -.vng have their BAGGAGE e4 o ane heok
I'm ,-,5 ~ 10 destaatou JAMES HoTT, SuVl
NEW Jersey sou T HERN RAILROAD
~ LISE-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on hEM-JER
sEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD its BRANCHES and Connection
steamers connecting With trains SANDY Hook leave Pes T. North
PLYMOUTH ROCK. s:e N, through % Delss'rs B.r
JESSE HOYT. sD N. " aretown. via Toms River.
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS 10 Long BrIns through 10
JESSE HoYr 1s n. wAr-TRAIS to Long Br.net sslv.
TIE as e1nneei M Red BanE aud he tao latter for
Port MOhRouih.
EXCURSION TICKETS sandy HsoE and r,sur good Tor either Of
G. ". BENTLEY Gsnsr. Manager, lsO srosdrsy.
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GfcursioH5.

TOR EXCURSIONS-SalOon steamer Wyo-
ur smith Caledonia Anna au kepuol oriental
Grove EngeWood Para and WeSapez Grove So Mss
Christopher. u. D. SNO',-I1.
GREAT NATIONAL CAMP MEETING at
us Cf Grove l. l. q miles from New YORK eomnencias JULY
and srruue 10 davs NorNak vii leave Nrv York To-
lows springst y R. q Pecksp 1iS East Thirty thrist 90
M Afternoon Pecs-shp ,; Eas Thyt J;l9 P n
uruing E eAve the Grove II 8 n THIS ooal nAAe' no
stops Arroxsmh and seaynhAEa vii leave FecalP
g5 n 4l5 Th.rty -thlra-s- eJ a. n 40 p n r.
Grove Pare, 40 cent? rach ssy
other boats vii be permitted 70 touch al sea Sn Oh
Slrtavs.
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nINIATrRE AIMA.l

Sun r....... 47- Z oe- sets..'''''I't
rtGH nav-e -
So. Hoax lo 90 Cows Island ien safe FerTv.. t''
rrI- DsV-r.
Sab hosx eel. Cows is1D-.ll50 Heu Gse reHi.' iF
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NHLrpNG INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW -TORK ......


PORT oF NEW- JORS 90. g
CLEARED
stsa-tp Cuba .Brl. NsoIs Liverpool. G Fr'reslrn
81. ~. An,r-a Is. G B1,sHs Bremen. &c. Oercs a 20
s-nai- Hsle-' 80 Ps,,3.- IN -i stslsas.1 Co.
Si-sg Fala Doans Pu. adelp-a Lo-ilsi Steamship Co.
$50 WysnoEe Couch, Civ Point and NorioL1 Oh
'. st- rs : G VsFer sherr.n. PAl.ds9a,
Straa-satu Cancus WALDEN. Boston. b. J. DnoeA
Ia Ge-aaaia C5er Eys son Ia,aqre. 2 Davidson 2
BIS q I $50 ~ T3.r-rl r. n 8-ora Co
Hals I,aslla lBsl har--g, GuesoT1 fly or-e7s Geo. B.
RIs A7eque I Avseae Faindtsb for o7r soo7s r Co.
Bsr. Neta Ger schulz st.-,9 G Io- l. +, r..
b. -75 1N.rI Jsassssar Stett.n &C. FuHeh Ea.e Co
Bs venus ,sE D1' Cos II 7.5 I,, re-s I.sF.ss
B. Ys.a-ts 81. B.. Oayer barcelona L pug a. Co
b Llaa liil 81, ~, Iaog g.. re5 aston 4 Co.
slooP Maabai.-H HarTs, Nss-HaT.--
ARRIVED.
sse-hs Nevada -) Fesyh roo JHHs p and Queenstown
rs'. an Iss 70 W.--a., Z oa91 o., - ,r,n. ga
al .--s- pal> % tierarrsor Bros - ~ - -,
a.. 81, 10 NM Fe-rs a Co.
a walker NOrfok &c with ndse and pass TO Ola
sseasp Caslaiaoo lockwood Charleston
S1g ssl aezo HazaId Savannah With ndse and pass Wv
Ssf Nag. t ST John y d. Mitchell Glance Bay ls days with
ss R.s Bolton sf st Andrew, b. Hlney 70 days
se Alrvs L. wetnors Terry, and Osses from brig
small Jotn \ B. il days aiih lumber
selr a. asa stsouL hacl-as GAYS, Htl lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BsToy July 9Avel bars Augustine hoboe from oaglai b1ss
Rot.a. lrsa- IT, -e1as o. tt. lrssI. to1-oll
1rTl De- jay sArre-, bg Tesesti. from DsHflEl, for
ir1rla
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cryr>srovy July sThs Cunarl Line Steamship Cal.oa Nc
Nc An from Neel LIVERPOOL arrived here a rtg
ge rav TIE Imam Line s-eau.1s C o. NeH-l
Joues jane and -e Ctg %. Fr Lc ron Nra-
Nor JAZZ Liverpool ave here to-day the iornel az 5 o.
Ls1ss1coi Ja' she Allan Line steamship H5sszaa from
kantreal. arrived leT- tl-l4-.
JaIr tIhe anchor Line steamship Durl. Taylor Wlcr
q NeW- ora Juue p. f5T Glasgow h.s arrived CO..
SPOKEN.
Ju- lst ~ o. l0r 1 3l ship g. A. Fr-swo- b ron Boston or
lhe Chesale4s,. BY D o-hoi HOPE, Nc. j.
lf0r Lacst ship Neirs see nm F07e.l
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% Uhom II nan Concern


4 RESPECTABLE Lady, who viii be in the
~ receipt Of property short tine earnestly requests some
sne DO UPHOLD h-r alrce cash. vii refer
enc an security laieres required Address N p jersey
CtJ Posi-uGee
OyTrrP % rHE MaNHArTAy MARKEr COEPANI,(
"a and y4s BEoADwAy. NEv-lOE June j" lll2
n OF 4 The constant Application Tor
~ STANDS 10 the MANHATTAN MARKET THIRTY -fourhsL,
Koh Rer Company open their books before tie
eonpeion Of the bung Consequently and after MONDAY
Juv is be LEASED FOR he occupants
have priv prencs lease the Of
Leases viii vheu expected the baiebg
vil be for occupation
plans Of tie BUILDING AND STANDS with pHce aaIet
o. he once Of the Company
PAUL !. ARMOUR, President
I WANT to KNOW of the whereabout of
join STONNkR inventor Reader, please inform THOMAS
A. b.. JONES, No 81 FancE-st, n Y. CltT
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IOHN T. JENKINS & son,
DEALERS IL REAL ESTATE O9es. No 10 Gsorgests and
opposite Railroad Depot - .- -
NtORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
-N1-Propery all kaods fo- sas ant kent. Aadless
THEODORE AYERS Morrstovn \. J.
ORANGE, n, j., and Vicinity-(Specialtyl-
" Pine property for sale exchange Il GEkkl
D SsuSt. Liberty. Orange o6es oPDos man aPot
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NETWORK AND HAVEN RAIL
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY p, llTL

Pssseng~- station NevYok corner Twenty All
Foutabve. Entranee o Twenty serentl-st
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Gin Real gstate for Sale.

Gin fisal Gstatr for Sale.
4 FREE REGISTER-COntaini 1000 City
Houses and LOIS Ctr Map giS Apply 10 v & STEVEN
son SON u Pnes-, and 81 nm ave
CAPITALISTS wishing to make investments
t1T-cti = StNp l6S Rrasdxev (5G5)
ucstchcsier Gountp Real estate for Sale
QUICK TRANSIT
BLACKWELL & Co. 50 LBkRIf-SI
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0cuntrp propertp 10 fft.

rTNO RENT for a term of years, the WYO-
Ming HOUSE a. scrani0n Pa This sslkb n 0t il offered
a 80 o tru u the llih Of September DsTt lA To
49,, az pr = "a capital opP0rEaig o1efe1 For
In1 oooda0as apply person Or BY sisr o. oo-,,nss .
ITO LET-Charming retired COL IAGE III
roons BssHsst beOs Chnon bges1tei s~,tet ISAAC
fTs rastss from tagged al TIE way APlI' r. J. AKIN
6ThONG ESQ door, G. G0kPP Ia bToaaNN
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doiels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washing ton-st
toosapying square Worcester spnIshft sSstsn
y. ko6E8 Proprietor
MADISON-AVE. HOTEL, Corner twenty
WI s.v.uhe and PiBeass Hof-bgoDsAh phd
E.A al etsei IDasss,- kseUteHs
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ucststcsicr Gounin Real estate for Sale
Neu-Jrrsrn Rea! esiatr for Sale.

Neu-Jcrsrn Rcal Gstnie for Sale.
a DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
eqE11,Fas qo2s1 o. is5. Is a from Two ras
depos 50 trains trp aetes4 = cents yeiIg i-iss ls
HF'e ToeHy S7d . ~ o,s Csc Vii be .s
seed r mach e eae cash Gown AP9 for particulars al ss'
A'-'''l l' w. ''' villa PR0PERTr Boz rs 3. 7.
At ELIZABETHPORT, y. J-C0T1AGES,
n STORES aud Lots FOR SALE 'qre to se ,agay 4 ys'e a. ~
Psee sthE rear @SsiLy 81 }l.sIy s i KYI
LOGG seconi Bra heNiork, <om ~ 70
i2Gm-
TOR SALE-AdiOinlng the pleasant village
s " G l # M se , and g Is S5' a q SGq,hs5s
good tvto modern 0u hoase ROOM launcrr es',Ia ne'ei
ZOO abanoalee Of ta arze portion Of tae Pc. ghs
LIAM DAVIS. Tribune Oaes n 8.
TOR sALE-TO close an Estate-Tbe valua-
bic PLOT or GROUND wh he BUILDINGS On n noI1-'s
corner Market and Muer7s, Seyuk y j. vel located iof
'-'''' " aILES DOLLY HEyRIoCEs > Braaessy, \ Y
ERAND CELEBRATION of the Opening of
" washagoaave station NessrS snf Nes-iorK hrol
great Auction sale partition b7 orer Of ne lafayette l a.
Faeeatl wsnd o}jsrssJ civ on THURSDAY july D. l:Is
ground, shine, by J. NJ GIBSON, Aue'oneer
ORDER OF EXERCISES roe CELEBRATION W.
ssd m -.ver a. olai"5 a sss r. esq WI Is n Ol5 1
banquet v be tent Yer eas' terms Of
EvDog can os o Ql ~ per cent Of Pee91s s @9eg
on Ma l. 1879: balance
Fre errarso1 \ L. Kgual tcI loot OF Lib
n = a. O'Clock prompt on CAV % sale Is pfoirF
b. beautifully 9oatei jersey City,
ne: Com1uupsy and Cremou Sauoni on tie New
jersey Railroad the erected on h
urgprv. tine Lbertrst y y only Do -
ts fare incui " rrge onlv block ron boc
offered bargains ID Jersey City a
Don't miss TIE opportunity. VIZ ever regret b.
Get cEe from " b. 81 kAk t5 Broad
wsy. A. y. depot dav Of sale. and from
81 GIBSON ABctou-r and Dealer begJersef hea Esiae
M0utgomey-st- Jersey City.
Once until p. IL
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Marole ano 5late Manlels

alarole ano Sldte Hlanlcls.
A KIABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ IING WORKS IL and 81 East Egneenh-t harble AM
Nare1ed Thing Marble Counter Monuments a. pnees tha
Gsir competition MarDe turning for The trade
A -REMOVAL.-SLATE MANTELS, MAR
~ RIF NANTELs WOOD MANTELs ta finest sxortmeut
osero tv and spacious areToom ~ ana -
Wesi Iveutyta p p. sIEoAhI a Oo-
MARBLE. MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
vi UMENTS Head wOrkmanhp ats hLAbkk
Broadway and 5thaTe Designs on aDpleaucn
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Sales bp Aucllon
Gitp properip 10 Eei.

A FINE STORE, corner Broadway and Thirty
IN tarsf Junction SEaavs LRAsESaitsAs for bakery haF
as toe eag dry sOOis shoe store goo eaHsess
Nm. h kAiSORi
s. Pis-E
HIGH BRIDGE.-To LET, for one OF more
ear the Parker HOUSE within wAlE Of
The poDulsr suYwhe sr0u8c ksslok Tor
srcgrs drives chance or bo Apply HUGH
d CAgP i16 Broadssr. t5sI
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5ituations mauteo-- Alalcs.


A GENTLEMAN, actively engaged ~ bank
n l-g and .-.nfe than e--' Te4ra arei' r.
tTION reference Del rr~- o. % f-ai .--t
and energy. Address RELIABLE Boz tt,s Ne--lo.
YOUNG MAN, thoroughly acquainted IN
n tbs bu~sc su9 OF saci goods as mag e PEI % l
al eourfrr store aer5us OF irn-ls come 90 .-et ~
as pushing EauE be spr-ecair- Aa1r- a. ?. H. l
as PORTER. or Otherwise-A young man
N wants Stusol; active Wiling taor1uf-l an
Vel acquainted vi lie city. Address = Boz D r31a- O1s
4 : PORTER. or Otherwise young man
a wants Situlon: Is active. wiling holghi tu'ia Al
vel acquainted with the city, Atire,s =. ~. , ln.-t
CITUATION WANTED by q Gentleman OF
y oue erpenence hosiery notoEs aad sen inils-s ti
Wholesale preferred, reference gwen Alres D. h. T. '@
Once. L
VNANTED-Bv an active young man SIT
w VATTON with a gentleman 8. good tNA'hh 6EUoh
- ARDFNER. can mi s o0Iglg a1- % gc.flar
reference rom ast patt "- Aiirs
LANES ~. West F0urthst Room ~
WANTED-A SITUATION. 10 write on a
,evsnaner as sD0n1en o Al, .tsr vfina r
renee AdlFes d. T. R j. LILO II : v-al-a-. Es.-ye-1
WANTEp-SlTU. ALTON by a Ph9nogzapts ic
KePorsf q 20 !sa psaeace address DAVID n h'N' @
WANTED-By a young man nom Iel IiiCf
w Sc, Situation wholesale ho1se Oe-- '''f 49,
Address JONATHAN, Tribune Ode.
NVANTED-By an American man, age -
| w SITUATION D. JANTrOR. PORTER % MEssENGEa, A..
good Address ). T., 22' Huisoa-s-
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Che Curt.
Glluatlons UauIeo--f cma.es.

bIndIlons UHIItU--< t.l|.T5. -.
A LADY of education would like sltnatlon
"A ur- Fl IS SECRETARY for profssoual -e-i r. hri'
sBces ercbarre Address r. 10 Trmlc-t, a1.trl Coz
a YOUNG WOMAN wishes a few more Gus
n toners bv he dar or Understands Dani AlN1 ana
81 family SENLNGs Cool st''iei. ie''' ieA
prs--bt EMPLOYER Cal ios dlyl a. ~ s.aliol s.
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TOR ROND0UT, landing at COzzens, Corn
Val Neubu-gl ton Poughke rose and Es0puS Tie stem
oat THOMAS CORNELL JAMES ". BALDNlN leave DALI
4. p.-. 2 fnniH arrlannd
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lFOPT ~ TTNF F0R ALBANY.

TEE STEAMER ANTELOPE leaves New
Of HErnsonst, every morning al ocA Ihft'
urst Al aBdng DObbs Ferry. Tar l"n al
Mao (b ferv sing Hayerstraw, Grassy Pon Fsl.s
Pom an Landing Hastings sunday Ana onle ar
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A GREAT OFFER
Usoorns CARDS, St.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Full
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NORTH RIVER and NEW-1ORh SIEAM-
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a. n Il except sunday Yonkers Irngton. Taosn h51ek
sfe Haversrras Verpancbs and Peekski ADEPhI AZ
p n for BAG YeHkers, Hastngs D. Ferrv Town sing and
Hsyrsfss. ALEYlS Al for l5d Engvoot fonkeu haung
Fury T. Town. SyacE NJseA and T. Town err con
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

w A Mt ED, A G Il n rs!

800 to $3.50 per month, everywhere, male and
female, to Introduce the the latest improved,
MACHINE ever invented We challenge the
world 10 compete Whit Price only sls 90, aud
fully warranted for hve years, making the
same as all the hiat priced shuttle
machines. Also, the celebrated and
latest COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE Price only SO ~, and fully warranted
Tor ave years. These machines will stitch, hem,
fell, tuck, quilt cord, bad, braid aud .mbroider
!. most superior manner. And are warranted
70 do ali work that can be dsne on any priced
machine IN this world. For circulars aud terms
Address =. WYNKOOP CO., 1854 Ridge avenue,
orr. 0. Boz. s12e Philadelphia. ~. o-2s, smw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
ARE YOU GOING WESTP

n, r tie old reliable and popular Missouri Pa
ORC RAILROAD, which ~ positively the only line
~ ming three daily express trains from ~. Louis
p Kansas Oi,y ana .ne n West! aud IS positively
~ fine day coarnes, especially for movers,
equipped with Miller's safety ulalform, and the
patent steam brake, From 81. LOUIS to Kansas
sol, St. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs
sni Omaha Without change For information in
n saId to time tables, rates. &c, TO any point in
California, call upon or address 5. H. Thompson,
~ mt, Missouri Pacific X. X. Columbus, Ohio or,
Z. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81. Louis,
No.
No trouble to answer questions s.s-wl
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STATE PRINTING.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
| Springfield. July 10. 1872.
Notice II hereby given that until 3 o'clock
| p. M, on Monday, August 10th, 1872, sealed
proposals will be received at the office of the
| Secretary of State, in the city of Springfield
for the execution of the several classes of
printing, Us hereinafter specified, said print
| ing to be let In separate contracts for each
class, for the term of two years from and af.
ter the first Monday of November. 1872.
The FIRST CLASS to comprise the pftntinp
of all bills for the two Houses of the L eneral
Assembly, together with such resolutions
and other matters rs may be ordered by the
two Houses, or either of them, to be printed
in bin form.
The SECOND CLASS to comprise the print.
ing OF the journals of the Senate and House
OF Representatives.
THE THIRD CLASS to comprise the print.
| Ing of all reports, communications or other
documents ordered by the General Assembly,
| or either branch thereof. or by the EXeci,-
tive Departments of the State GOyernmen mt.
to be printed In pamphlet or book form, to.
gether with the volumes Of public doc,l-
| ments.
| THE FOURTH CLASS to comprise the
printing of the laws and joint resolutions.
The FIFTH CLASS to comprise the print
| Ing OF all blanks, circulars, cards or other
work necessary for the Use of the Executive
| Departments or either branch of the Gen.
eral Assembly (other than such us shall be
| printed in pamphlet or bill form.
Each proposal must distinctly and specific
ally state the price per thousand ems for the
| composition of all matter embraced in the
proposals for any or all of such classes of
printing-the price per one hundred impress
sions Tor all presswOrk embraced in the first.
second, third and fourth classes, and the
price per twenty-five impressions for the
presswOrk contained in the NTH class. ut
which the biddcrwil do the work embraced
In the class or classes Of printing covered by
his proposals.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
bond, executed in due form by the bidder, |
with at least two good and sufficient sureties, |
TO be approved by the Governor before the |
same l. filed. In the penal sum of ten thou |
sand dollars, conditioned for the faithful |
performance. pursuant to "An act to provide |
for and regulate the execution of the public |
printing" approved April 9th, 1872. and in |
force July lst. 1872, of such class or classes |
of the State printing as may be awarded TO |
him: and also for the payment. rs llQudated |
damages. by such bidder, to the State, of |
any excess Of cost over the bid or bids of |
such bidder, when the State may be obliged |
to pay for such work by reason of the failure |
of such bidder to complete his contract.
Said proposals will be opened at 3 o'clock |
p. IN. on the said 10th day OF August, 1872, |
and will then be duly considered.
Blanks for proposals will be furnished on |
application to the Secretary of State.
EDWARD RUMMEl.,S Secretary of State.
CHAS. Il. LIPPINCOTT, Auditor Z. A.
ERASTuS n. BATES. State Treasurer
july20d2w Commis'rs Public Printing.
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MCCORMICK 4 LYON, Agents.
AGENTS WANTED

TO SELL THE PARLoR STEEL ENGRAVING
"cHRlsT WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM"
From STA CHAs E.srLAxE's celebrated English
painting, asd by Americas best eugraver. Ali
who see II want IL at once. Apply TO VALLEY
PUBLISHING COMPANY, st, Louis, Mo.
G.. 93tfikw
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

Tpis superb hair dye tho hest in the world
No disa cpointment. The genuine W. A. Batchs
lor's Hair Dye produces Immediately q natural
black or brown. Does not stain the skin but
ayes the hair clean, soft AND beautiful. The
safe and perfect hair dye. Sold by oil drug
Factory,l Bond st., n. 7.
-eod -Aw-1y.