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/inantiol.
NA Sh AU BANK DIYIDEND.-A SEMI-ANNI AI. DIVIDEND d KOl'R PER t ENT M the
. apitel ..<>« k o4this Bank will be paid la ihr Stoc*li<,ldrri or
n. *r lojpil regirr-aetitativi . ou ana after the 16ih nut until
which date the Tranaf.-r H-x.ka will »erlnaad .New-York. July3. ltVf.. By order of the B< ard. R A TOOkKK, Cathler.
TK>LKIrO, WABASH AM) WESTERN RAIL-X ROAD COMPANY flat'¦ the Toledo and llliooU and theLake Erie, Wabaah and St. Louis Railroad Companies)..Th.Sto. V holder* snd Bondholder, of this Company are requested k*attend a MEETING bs be held at the oflice of the CompanyNo. 54 V\ 11 ham tt. corner of Pine sr.. on THURSDAY, the 9th
«?ay of July lust., st I o'clock p m to learn of the present con-
dition of the Company, and to decide on otbe- mailers of importance -July* i. 1S.V7.
CITY' and COUNTY BONDS..The subscriber,offer foi sale
.T. LOUIS CITT 81X PER CENT BONDS, fire andtwruty five years to run.ST LOI'IS COUNTY SEVEN PER CENT ANTICIPA¬
TION BONDS, fire years t« runLEE COUNTT, IOWA, EIOHT PER CENT BONDS,
twents years to run.CITT OK KEOKUK, HJWA, EIOHT PER CENT BONDS,
twsauty years to run.The last two Bonds guaranteed by the Keoknk, Furt Des
M'-lues and Minnesota RailroadCITY OP KEOKUK TEN PER CENT ANTICIPATION
BONDS one, two end three years to run, seeur-i by a specialtax for to* payment of principal ant interestCITT 0> DAVENPORT, IOWA, TEN PER CENT
BONDS, twenty yesra to run.CITY OP BURLINGTON. IOWA, EIOHT AND TEN
PER CENT BONDS, twenty years to run.The principal aud latertst of all above Bonds payable in the
City of New York.rail part ii i.iaj. reo be bad on application to
_E. W. ( LARK, POPPE It Co., Ne. U Wallet.
PllTsevac.h, Foev Wavk* akd Chicago R R. Co ,»No 87 William sr.. New Yber, June 28, 1857. J
PAYMENT of INTEREST..The Interert dueoa the lat day of July next eg the following Securities, will
I* paid oe and alter that dsy at this 01b.ee, oa preaentatioa ofthe proper Coupons, vix:BONDS OK THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL¬
ROAD COMPANY, l*t Mortgage.BONDS OK THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH to the Ohio
end Pennsylvania Railroad Company.BONDS"OK THE CITY OK ALLEGHENY to the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company.BONDS OK STARK COUNTY, OHIO, to the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.BONDS OK KICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO, to the Ohio
and Feuusvlvania Railroad Company.BONDS' OK ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO, to the Ohio aud In-
diaua Railroad Compeuv.BONDS OK CRAWFORD COUNTY, OHIO, to the Ohio
and Indiana Bailnad CompanvBONDS OK VAN WERT COUNTY, OHIO, to the Ohio
and Indiana Railroad Company.BONDS OK ALLEN (OUNTY, INDIANA, to the Ohio
and Indiana Railroed Company.BONDS OK THE KORT WATNB AND CHICAGO
RAlLaOAD COMPANY. 1st Mortgage.CONSTRUCTION BONDS Or THE PITTSBUROH,
KORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY._JOSEPH K KDGERTON. The President.
NOTICE.The Interest, due in New York July1, on the following Securities, will be paid by
DUNCAN. SHERMAN it Co.;CITT OF WHEELING BONDS.CITY OF BUKKALO BONDSCITY OF CLEVELAND WATER LOAN BONDSCJTY OF CHICAGO WATER LOAN BONDS.CITY OF CHICAGO SPECIAL LOAN on a-couut of
Water Works.CITY OK UTICA BONDS.CITY OK KEOKUK BONDSCITY OK HAN KRAM 184 O 10 # CENT FIRE BONDS.CJTY OK SAN FRANCISCO 6 *> CENT CIVIL BONDS.DETROIT AND PONTIAC RAILROAD 8 fret. BONDS.MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD INCOME BONDS.BUFFALO AND STATE LINE RAILROAD BONDS.BLACK RIVER AND UTK A RAILROAD BONDS.BUFiALO AND NIAGARA KALLS RAILROAD BONDS,
aaaumed bv tbe New York Central Railroad Compaiiy. cNEW-YORK STATE Bj f CKNT STOCK, laaiied on ac-,i.i t of the Auburn and K :,. .t. Railroad Company.NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
8 k' CENT BONDS.ALBANY CITY BOND«.BUFFALO WATER-LOAN BONDS.WATXRTOWN, WISCONSIN, GAS-LIGHT COMPA¬
NY'S Bt/NDS._I_Pakk Kirs Ikscravce Co.
No. 237 Broadway, cor. Park-plane. N. Y.. June 4. law. )
EblVlDEND..a semi-annual dividend of six fG)"
per rent Las this day becu declared, pevabl" ou aud afterlat July next. The Transfer Booka will be dosed from 20thlast, to 1st of July inclusiv«. WM. JAFFRAY, Secretary.
DIVIDEND.CONTINENTAL BANK..ADividend of four per eaat baa been *VCaarod to the Stock¬
holders of this Bank on and after the fitb of July n-xt.Jane «., 1857._B. K. WARNEP, Cashh r.
MrcHAMcs' ami Traders' Savings Ivstitction,New YiiKX. June 3D, ip.57. I
DIVIDEND NOTICE..Depositnrs are herebynotified that a SEMI-ANNUAL" DIVIDEND, at the rate
of SIX PER CENT net anuum on all aume ol *.ViC aud under,and Kit E PER CENT |- r aaatxta on all sums over »500,which ahall have beeu depo.lt-,1 at least three months Od the1st o( July next. v,ill be paid to aWfrafitora ou and aftef MON¬DAY, July 2*i. Interest led called for will le- eerileil to thecredit of depositors as prim ipi,!. Bank open on Monday,Wednetdav, Thursday and Saturday.
Al.KRED T. CONK LIN, President.Jam! a P. BaIBBT, Secretary.
WxVSBVOWl and Rome Railroad Co., )Tri am ki.r'- Okho W aTERTowx, July 1, 1M7. i
TbIVIDEND NOTICE.-**-SI.k-kJiol.lers are hero1 / by notilicd that a CASH DIVIDEND of KOUR PER(TNT he* been dccUi.d, payable on aud utter the FIF¬TEENTH DAY of JULY ii,»f. The Transfer Book* will U-cloeed from the Firat day of Julv to the day of payment. Stock¬holder., whose Si. k is re*i.t<"red iu N'w-YorR, will re. iw
their DiviJ. .ids at the People'. Bunk, Canal at iu that ity.It E. HUNOEBFOBP. Treasurer.
MiKcitA.M»' ESCHABS! Bask i\ tiii: Cnv 01 >Ni.vv , okk, June BJL 1857. I
IVVIDEND..The Board ».r Directors <if this\9 Bank have declared a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND ofKOUR (1) PER CENT oa the capital stock, payable ou andafter the 10th dsy of July next. Bv order.
E. J. OAKLEY, Caihicr.
People'* Hans, New-York, June 2»?, lflV7.
DIVIDEND..The People's Bunk lias declared a
Dividend of FOUR TER CENT out of the profitef thelaat six nmtitbs, |*yalde to the Stockholder* on aril »fterthe 6rst day of July. The Transfer Books Hoard till I hat date.
G. W. LEAKE, ('adder.
WiLi.iAVxtfai.il Citv BaMl Jane SB, Htt7.
DIVIDEND NOTICE..a Divideul of fiveDOLLABS per *h«re hat this day been d< cUred on
the Capita: Sto< k ol this Bank, payable to the gtei kk J*Wl Of
tticr iepeteeatati**tXj on or alter th» icth day el July prosIn.,, ut the Hanking llouw until which lime Ho- Tiaasi, r
liookt will \» ilo-ed. Bv older oft.,- Board t IRre^tore,9E0. FIELD, Cashier.
WlLLIAMM CRUIl CtTV Klar. IXttrRABCI Co.. IBaooKt.vx, E. D July 1837. }
DIVIDEND .The Hour I of Directors have lliisday cftl»red a «enii annual dividend of SIX PER
CENT, pav«ble on and aller the Hah ictt. The Trai:*fer book*will be closed until that dttc
By order of the Board. 4H. OIROUX, Se.'y.
ITIDElfD..TBtj MECHANICS' andTRADERS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, effle* No.
14 W all st l ave ti.is dav d.elared a aemi-aiinual IHVIDE.MDof NINE PVR CENT, payable .,n the 9th tust. The TransterHook wili be closed until that ua'e .New York. Inly 2, 1857.
_JAMES It. I.QTT, Se.ietrtry.OlIUXol THK llARMaaV FlkK I\>1 ram i. Co., 1
No. c BBAVaa ST, Maw York, July Z, Wit. \
TTWOL BOARD of DIRECTORS ol this COM-J PAN\ have TO-DAY do tared a DIVIDEND ol SEVENTER ( ENT, pavahleou d«m*ii.l.
R. O. GLOVER S, tary.
MAKKi:iM.ÄNK~Dl VI Dl:Nd".The BÖ;,7,1 ofDirectors ,,f this Bank have this day declared a Dividend
oi Kit R 11) FEB. CENT, payable on and after July 10. TooTransfrr Book will be- rioted k.util that state, Bv orwer,June», 1857 it. 11. HAYDOCK, Cashier.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION. Ho.644 Bnmslway, June 24, 1857..INTEREST NOTICE
Interest at the rate of C per cent p. r anuum ou sums of sfrSHOaud eoder, end 5 paar cent on emu over that aun.nut, will be
paid to ail deposit..ra in thia Inatilution i.-i>'nl>-d thereto) on
and after MONDAY, July 20. Interest not e«lled for will drawthe taioe *s principal E. J. BROWN. PretidenL
A. A. Al> ori>. Secrvttiry._
Oriicx or the rropi.r** Kirk laettBaaci Co.,s Ntw-Yoax, June 2R r".7. )
THE BOARD cf DIRECTORS hare THIS DAY.i. .. a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND uf SIX (6) PER
( ENT p*)ab)e ou and alter tit* lat -lav of July next.By order,_W. K. I NDKRHlLL, Secretery.
PiiKMX Ba>r. Nr-.v Yoax, Junr 27, 1857.
rpHE HOARD of DIRECTORS of thi. BankX here thU day declared . *eml annual DIVIDEND of Foa(4) l'ci Cent, payable on and alter tbe l*t uf July next.
_JOHN PARKER, Cashier.
1TOE PARK BANK-DIVIDEND..A semi-aaaaal DIVIDEND ef FOUR TER CENT on the capital
.lock betlhi* day been declared, payable on tbe lOtfa day of Julynext. The transler butdi* will be rbes-d from the let until tbel- ptoaitao..New-York, June JO, 1857.
_('HAS. A. MACV, Caehler.
Orrtcr. or thi MaBQIjnrTa1 Inacran,.!- Co., {Cemrt Fulton 4 Greenwich ats., N. York, July 6, la'4i. }
I^HEWARD of DlUEOTOl.S haveTHIS DAYX de, 'ared e SEMI ANNUAL DI \ 1DEND of Ten (10) PerCent, pay sh e oa end after Jaly llth. The trat.iter book* willbe rloaetl uoti! after that date. J. L DOUGLAS. SVc'y.
JJEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD 8EVEN< PER CENT BONDS.-The untletaigaed offer fat aal« the
BBVEM PER CENT COUPON BONDS of thi* Companv(lata l**ur). having twruty yean to rua. letnrest payable aeuif*'*»'-"* tia* «r*t day* of February aud A., gust, at the Cot*-pai.y'a Ag.t.. > la tell oily. DUNCAN, SHERMAN A Co.
^tTTY OF QÜIHCY. ILLINOIS..The C00*>\J PONS of the CITY OK O.UINCY, do- l*t July, will bepaid** our other es anc1 tt Mr-^d at WOODRUKF k Co.
OgtH' at vat* (lu.i WKatiav Uatraaacr. Co, >Greet Wtwtrra Builduatw. :u Piue.-at.. N Y 22.1 Juu*. 1857 J
I^IIE Semt-Aruiual Iutereet Dividend on the¦ Capital Stock of tie- GBKAT WKSTK'.RN MARINE IN¬
SURANCE COMPANY will lar paid at thi*. ffic .n aai afterl*t of J; 'y. The Transfer Bo k* will be cW I till that date.
_DOUGLAS BOBINSON, retaty.
OFFICE PANAMA KAILKOA1» ( 0 , n. k-
Weil et-New York.Jutjr «. DOt.-DIVIDEND N JtlCF.The Boarrd of Director* of this (. mpany Lave tiiltdiv 1,t-laird a DIVIDEND of SIX (f) PEB CENT out of tati- g. of t» e road for the last all months, pitableon aalafl r
the IJtb lea*., to Iba- stockholder* or their l.-f*l reprcoulativ .
whotAC'e ' a' t> e V . u« < -I. I h. k. r ..!, e.,
4l^*«U«: AUGtsTl » HOFFMAN. Tr-.
Ii
ADRIAN II MULLEIt. A-.-tior.t. will *>U.mimt tVgiaAM ITOCKtm Asse**«**,** Ute Mm
chenfa' F.xehsnge in lh« .".ily of N-»w York, .-a V* EDSF-sUkT,Ulf Hb «Ut of July, at 'H «'rlo-k. neoieiv
f. \ iriiale 6* Coupon Hon««. 11*. and '87»C I ..istsaabs. Coqprm Kendl 1*67, 'W, '«4 an! '**f.« («c To: neas«e 6«, Co'ipoo Bond« '»Ä. M.tsJO ( a:iforoi*7s. Coupon Bends IM6I *nd 187f11 . » Sf rka wiii be MM by virtue of M a*t of the i.er. re!
Awen,My of the S'ete of Illinois, entitled .' An net to establish. General Systsm of ile-iking." said St .cks b»mg tb» Assets ofUm >'¦¦¦ k tii rttf Hvi.k Danville, lümoie. now in liqn.datioa.
JESSE K OVBOU[2.214] Auditor of the State of Hi- .i
|fabircb*'BaviaoalaaTiTfTioa eeraerMae eudftti at
DIWDEND NOTICE..Hie Trustee*, at thi«h .titntia*stave declared a DIWDEND at the rate of
IIX If) I'KR CF.NTcm dep.4lt* between 05 and »'s», andFIVE < U aa larger ¦¦¦ i payable after WEDN'FSDvY. tldii -t i AT dividends not drawn wiil b* added t<> the principal,and I e«r intereat n such.
By order. THOMAS B. STILI.MAN. Preside, t
|saA( T Smith, Se r>»ary_
DIVIDEND..The Jonin City Imumm ('<.¦'OhV . No. 1 Montgomery it.. Jersey City. Cth JuIt. 1857'
It. t'..ard of Directors, nave tbi. dsv declared a SE.Ml-A.N-M AL DIWDEND of FIVE (M PER CENT, payable on itmend. JESSE PAL lm1er. Secretary.
J' racy City, July 6. 1857._^^^^^^OtfTON, CONCORDüd MONIREAL RAILROAD COMPANT.-Tbe COUPONS ou the Bunds of
. Compabv. one 1st .Inly. 1R57 will be paid byJ. A. UNDERWOOD k SON, No. 18 Exchange place.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANV.No. 88 WUl st-NEW York. June 30. 18.57 -The Semi-
Annual Intereat on the CONVERTIBLE BONDS of thi*Ci mpany, due on the lit of JULY, will bv paid on the pr. sen-
ration of the Conpona at the Office of the Company, on andafter that date. The Bo.-a. for the trauafer of Stock will beclosed from THIS DAY totb« 7tb of July inclusive.
AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN, Treasurer.
Omer or the Michigan BOVTsTBU AM9 Northern)1- ,n. Railroad Company, No. 18 William st. >
Nrw York, Jone29, 1857. )
THE STOCK TRANSFER HOOKS of thisCompany will be rioted on the ».:.- June, at 3 o'clock
p.m. preparatory to the establishment of a Registry of the
Mei k M the Company, and will open on the 20th day of July.By order of the Board,_J. M. HOPKINS, Secretary-
Omer or tht fieeci*! Fiee-Insi-raik e C». iCorner of Canal and Thompson «ts. J
AT «n ELECTION held at the office of the Com¬pany on the 18th June, bet, for Director* of this Com¬
pany, the following named Gentlemen wore chosen for the en¬
suing year:Richard Varii k, Henry Demare.f, David F Baker.D. Jackson Steward, James S. 11 ron wer, Matthias Bloodgood,Fri eine» Campbell, Jot ham C. Meeker, William Moir,Samuel Birdaall, Solomon Banta, Edward D Nelson,Edward L. Lynch, George Warner, Mattloet Clark,Peter R Christie, John W Lewis, Christopher Owyer,James S. Lewis, Tbomaa Williams, John Moneypeuny,Cornelius St-phens, Edward P Clark, William Hertrel,Sin on Shindler, Mortimer Browu, William M. Wilson,Um D. Waitbum, Philip J. Bonesteel, Abraham Lergttt,John P. Yelverton, Alfred Barmoro, Lyman Chspin.Gideon De Angelis. Ahm. R. Van Nest,At a subsequent meeting of the Board. RICHARD VARK K,
can . * as unanimoutly reeiectud President. New York, June20, 1S.',7._W. F. UNDERHILL, Secretary.
Bank Department, Albany, July 13, lkVV
JOTICE iB hereby riven, ptirstiant to tlie stallte1 in auch case made ana provided, that all the circulatinges i.sued to W. B. PECK, an individual Banker (FARM-
MIS' HANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY, Arietta),' must hopeaented at the office of the Superintendent ot the Bankingicjmrtiru rt of the State ( New York for payment, within two
years from the date hereof, or the funds deposited for the re¬
demption of the circulating notes issued to the said Ranker willkssSVag tip. M. SC1IOONMAKERjvl7 lawTu2
RSup-'rinnnrient.
TNew-York, June in. 1177.
HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK..TheSECOND INSTALLMENT <>f 4-2S per share, on the In-
crii -.d cepilal .tock of this Bank, lias fn-eii ordered by Jhel!<-nrd of Directors to be called for, payable on the 1st day ofJuly next, with interest from May 1, last. Any stockholdermav have the option of paying the remaining r|i5o per share re¬
quired to make full psid stock, between the Ist und 10th of July,by «<id!i:g interest as above. R. S. OAKLEY, Cashier.
InAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK, No. 3 Cham-J ber*-»t., two doors from Chatham at .Opun every day from
lu o'clock a m. until 2 o'clock p. m., aud on Thursday eveningfrom I to 7 o'clock. Six per rent interest allowed on sum*
fiom $5 to 05011: 5 per cent ou eiiuis over All sums de¬posited on or before the lith of July will draw interest from th«
1stPETER H. TITUS, President,Chai. A. Wiiitvrv, Secretary.
M-~ A~R IN E r 8' SAVINGS INSTITUTION,3d av., corner of Pih-st..Deposits made on or before
SATURDAY, the llth of July, will bear Interest from tbe firstofjulvat tbe rate of SIX per CENT on sums of 01 to 0'HKIiand FIVE per CENT on sums over t>5Cti. Bank op<-n DAILYtn m «i o'clock a. m to 2 o'clock p. m.; and on WEDNESDAYand SATUBDAY from B to 8 o'clock p. m.
THOMAS B. STILLMAN. PresidentP W Pacs >
Isaac T. Smith, Ser'y. Chs».'Milis, ) vi'-' pr' *id' ,,t''
o/llii M l*MB HotTSATOXII R MLnosn Compan t, 1RRinr.rpoRT, Juue 28, 18i7. J
VOTICE to BONDHOLDERS..The COU-lV PONS due on the 1st prox. on the Bonds of this Companywill l>e paid on presentation at the offies- of KETCtiUM,MOW I £ Co., in the City ol New-York, or at the Treasurer**office in the City of Bridgeport.At the animal mi eting of the Stockholders in February last, it
was resolved to pay off in rash 050,000 of the out standingLords falling due Jan. I, 1K58, fmru the net income of the roadin 11:57, and to create a m w issue lor the balance, bearing dateJan. 1, 1857, ot + .'>> "o which should retain the same perfectse. nrtty w blob bad been given for the original Bond, of 0300,-Otki, of which new issue it was decided to make *>'0,000 payable.Ian. 1, 185H. t >.i Jau. 1, lfcbO. 051',000 Jan. 1. 050.000Jan. 1, luvend OaO.IHH) Jan. 1. 1863, and thua extinguish the» I.' le mortgage debt within the period prescribed. In pursy-anci ol thia resolution the New Ronds have been prepared audalnady negotiated to the extent of OUMjOaW, ehlei] in ex¬
change for the old bonds, which have (eaa canaeled andcharged off. leaving 091,000 yet to be exchanged or otherwisedisposed of Holders of the remainder of the old boaxdg are In\ ir. i to exHiniue the new issue, and to exchange for them theirold bonds, should they feel disposed, and on such terms that tbein\ eetnxeal w III pay them I: per cent per annum.The New Bonds iH-ing pea able at sundry It will be seen
that those w rs'liternplate exchanging will have a betterchoice now. as to the time during which they may wish to con-
timie the investment, than by deferring it to a later period.Exchanges enn be made with Messrs. KETCHUM, HOWE kCo., N'-w-York, or with the undersign'd at Bridgeport.
H NICHOLS, Tn-eenri-r.
1^1 IE TRUSTEES ol tlu« IRVING SAVINGSINST1TITION have ordered that interest be paid deisos-
ltors fin the la.t three and six mmitbs ending June 30, 1857, atth> rate of fi per reut on all sums entitled thereto, payable on
and after MONDAY, 2uth July. All interest will be credited to¦leisisitots aa principal.
WALTER W. CONCKLIN, Presideiit.V, L. Bl'XToN, Secretary.IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. %1 Warn mat., near Orecnw ich.Open daily from 10 a m te
XOsffj, und 4 to 7 on Mondays, Thursdays stid Saturdays. In-- icst ot 8 per cent on sums from rbl to* s>500. DapeOM madeon or t. lore the llth will draw iuterest from the 1st.
WALTER W. CONCKLIN. Pt-sident
MV'li^l^hicoPre.iaen,..V. L. Bl'xtok. Secretary.
SAVINGS BANK. . INSTITITION' fTTrTHE SAVlNOd OF MERCHANTS' CLERKS AND
OT HERS, No 516 Broadway opposite the St. Nicholas HotelMoney deposited on or before SATURDAY, llth July, willdraw inter) at fr< m 1st July.Open daily from If to 2 oVlm k. and Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays from 5 to 7 o'clock p. m.MOSES fat GRINNELL, Preahb nt.
Amiri w Warner, Secretary.
\|E(TIANK'.S' and TRADERS' SAVINGSiTl INSTITUTION. No «f Oraud st, corner of Will.-: -IOi-ii Monday. U e.lnesdav, Thiirsdsv und Saturday. SIXPr H CENT INTEREST ill..wed on "sum. from +5 to »5tO.H\K PER CENT on sums over 0500 All sums d« positedprt vious to the llth ot July will draw- interest Crom the 1st.
ALFRED T. CONKLIN, Tres»urer.James P. HatciiT, Secretary.
ROSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, corner of 14th-st. and 8th av .All sums from 05 to +]'->. depoaited in
this Rank on or before the 10th July next, will DRAW IN-TF.REST at 6 per ceut from 1st Julv.
WM F. HÄVEMEVER. Pr...ld.-sit.JAS R KEELER, Vice President
Jacor RRlNEFRHoir, Secretary.OrricE or the Commissioners or the Sheivc Fi nk. )
IxniAaAPoLis, Ian., Mat 2,% 1857. I
NOTICE.To the HOLDERS of INDIANAFINE PER CENT BONDS ISSUED FOR BANK
CAPITAL .The Commissioners or the Sinking Fund will re¬ceive sealed proposals at tbe office of Messrs. W1NSLOW,LANIER A Co., up to WEDNESDAY, the eighth day of July,1HV7. f. .i the sale to them of Two Htiudred Thvusand Dsdlars, orsir. less amount of Bonds of the State of Indiana, Issued torBank Capital, bearing Five per Ceut interest and falling due tu1054, 1865 or HXA which, if the offers are acoepted, will be paidfor on the following day._E. DUMONT, President
DISSOLUTION.-Tlio firm of DREXEL,SATHER k CHURCH, of San Francisco and Sacrameat.
4 alifomia, is, from this day, dissolved by limitation, F. M.DREXEL, of Philadelphia, retiring tuensfrom.W. ssrs SATHFR k CHURCH, aa per advertisement bolow,
v. lil continue tbe business as heretofore, and are authorised tocollect and settle all claiau* lu California, and F. M. DREXELw ill scttli the business ou the Atlantic aide.Any outstanding drafts will be paid on presentati.m at Lb*
rcipectivt places upon which they are drawn.F. M. DREXEL,P. SAT1IER,
June», 1857._
E. W. CHURCH.
NOTICE OF NEW FIRM.P. RATHER and E W. CHI RCH have this dav formed a
»«aartnerebip under toe name of SATHER k CUl'RCH.audwill continue the RANKING BUSINESS, as heretofore con¬ducted by the late Srtr. ^ P. BATHER.Sau Francisco, June 23, 1857. E. W. CHURCH.
SATHER k CHURCH. Bankers.Corner oi Rattere and Clav sts.,
Draw BILLS OF EXCHANGE at sight in sums to soil, asfollows:On New fork.Paysble at tbe American Exchange Bank.Ou Bsartou.Payable at Shoe and Leather Dealers' Bank.On Philadelphia.. .Parable by Brexel k Co.On Reitiiaor*.Pa>able by Jobustoa. Bros, k Co.Ou Cincinnati.Payable bv A J. Wheeler, esq.Ou St. Louis..Payable b> Haskellh Co., FUi hange Bauk.Ou Pittaburgh. Pa.Paysble bv E. V. Jones, csq., CashierOn Louisville. Kv.Payable by A. V. Unat k (VOn Chariest*!*),S.C 1'avablr bv II. W. Connor k Co.On N. Oilcans, La Payable by Brown, Jobs-won h C >.
Also. Fx. hange on LolldoUFiaukfort ou thr Maine. ) ,.,_Mnitga.t. (te-rmauy.
P.,r. h..e ( FFTIFir ATFS OF DEPOSIT and other FX-4 II ANOE at c urvrut rates, and traatsart a a-ssrsl b.vnki SOHI SINES*. P SATM ER. l_ _
F W. CHI RCH. i sla 'raaeaaoo.
M_K. DAVID Dl'NCAN hat THIS DAY bo-eatnc a a*etnber ot o r bras.
DCITCAN SUFRMVNh Ca^ew Y*rk. Ju'gi. lovr
H ¦> DtrARtvEsT, State o» Niw Y'»**,. )BJ.BABV J Iii jr 1. 1157. (
nPHE MIDDUSTOWli BAN Kl hu» this dir filed.1 ln'n..<fTvr a ti.etre of th* *ppotntn.»-it of THK PARKbsNJi o »he f ilj ot New York, ** ag- Lt for th' rcdrmptiouat itt cir-ulating not-a, tugcthr- «iti a r, tcoetion of IM ap-
I -.Hu t »f Tb» Iforth River Baak at im b agent agreeable to
ti e Ott entitled "Ab art to ¦»"ml th« ¦.»-.». ecti reitst****'tor[ Banks Banking Auw itt wns BBil lBdmd-.el
litnkcr. pasted AP" |7-SJA Mr:a M. COOK. Superintendent.
BANK FAILlT.Es . south boyaltoxBANK OK \ KRMONT-N .tea on tbr abur Buk er-
t.km at F.\AN.s- EXTENSIVE CLOTHING W4RE-HOl SE. N *. 66 ar.d I» Fi.itM. at et ItCSsBtBOB that, 1o!;»i, hltuito» tit for 3-muv r Clothing,.
(tuatx Skumtro. iCc.
roval mail steamship lebanon..ete. Consuners arr informed »hat th« LEBANON uiUcom-.BBg llaahtlBaalg on WEDNESDAY MOR.MNO. tbr >tbhart. All rooda lor which prru.it« arr Bot res atTi » (D bat arnt
t.. tbr Butidrd \\ airhouu Jrrecv Ci't. and be tubieet t<>
tie._t, CUSARD. No « Bowling Green.
For liverpool.Steamship lebanon, T.k. Commander.Thia new and powerful atcaner will
tail lim. thr Bri'iah and North Amernan Royai Mail »amParket Company a Dock, at Jereey City, ou THURSDAY, the» th ictt., at 1 o'clock p. m. Pesiage-money for tiratrlae* pa«« :ers only, fi r whom thrrr ia rxrellent acommodatiun, »75,including proviair.n» and (teward'a fee. but witboi.t wioaa or
tiqtMn, which an t«e obtained onboard. FreUht taken at rea
.onable ratet. Apply to E. I IN AK II. Ma 4 K »hn» Green.
FoITlTVERPOOL..The New Umted* StataeMail SletmsMo COLUMBIA. M. Brrry, Commander, will
defart with ttv I nitrd Slatet Mailt for Ea'rope, ptitirely on
SATURDAY July 1«, at 12o'rloek m.. from her berth at thefoot of Canalst. For freight or paaaage, bating utrqualed ac
ummodetii ai for elrtanoand comfort apply toEDWARD K. COLLINS, No. 5« Wall rt.
Pattengf ri will pirate he on board at 11 o'clock a. m. AM let¬ters mint peat through tbr Pott-OOVe | any otbert will be re¬
turnedNotice .The tteamw of thit line have water tight oompart-
gnentt.The ATLANTIC, will tocrerd the COLUMBIA and tall on
the 1st of Antust, and the BALTIC, the 1Mb of Angutt.No expente hag been tpered to make the shipt of thit Use la
all rreprctt as i - as new. The thorough examination giveatbrra provri their mr>de of ronatrurtien yet uorqualed.taiTEAM between NEW-YORK and GLASGOW.k 7 .KDINBUROH, t.50n tuna, William Cumarine, Cogamta-der; HEW-YORK, 2,150 tunt, Robert Cralg. Commeodr*-|GLASOOW, I,<«2 tutu John Dimcan, Commander. TV OUt-gow and New-York Steamship Company intend tailing thesenew tad powerful iteeiaert from New-York to Oletgow dareot,as foklowt:
rioM »Em-roix. raoat c.i.ascow.New-York. Saturday, June 2", 12 noon. Edinburgh. ...June 0.Bdinbnrgh. Saturday. July II, 12nooa. Olatgow.July 1Glatgow, V < dneiday, Aug. 5, 12 noon. New- York.... Jaly 21.New-York. Saturday. Aug. 22, 12 noon. Edinburgh....Aog. *.Ediuburgli, Saturday, Se|t 5, 12 noon. Olatg.w.Sept ».
raves or passace.First Class, B75; Tliird Class, found with Cooked PrsTitioaa
9-Sn. Ab experienced Surgeon atta. bed to each Steamssr. Forfreigtit or passage apply to JOHN McSYMON, Ne 17 Broad¬way New-York City Bült or Gold only received for Pa**avge-
CROSKEY a* CO." LINE of STEAMERS¦ara*aaa
NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON sud BREMEN.The magnihrent British ateamahipt
QUEEN OK THE SOUTH..Capt. Beel.2,221 tunt bordrtLINDIANA..I ait. Baker...2,*Mtuui burden.
AROO.Capt. Benson..2,314 tunt burden.JASON.Capt. Britton..2,667 tunt burdea.
Owned by the European and American Steam Shipping Co.,of Londrn and S< nthatnpton, an- appointed to tali from NEW-Tf)RK on rvery alternate WEDNESDAY for LONDON andBREMEN, toüchiog at Southampton to land paeeengeri aadmails fot England aud Kram e. They will remaia one day atLondon and then proceed to Bremen. Returning, they_will leaveBREMEN for NEW-YORK < u every alternate SATURDAY,atopfiing only at Southampton.These steamihips arr of the flrat class, and have auperior atv
c<in,modatioiia for passengers. They will take a liiniteu uauibefof third rlast or steerage passengers.A surgeon it attached to each ship.The ratra of freight to London will be but little higher tha
thoae of aailing si. j a.
rate1 OS SASSACt.Fkrst Cabin.0*» Second Cabin_&50 I Steerage.BS*The .t. amship AROO will sail from New-York on WEDNES¬
DAY, June 24, and will be succeeded by the JASON, July I,end «LEEN OK THE SOUTH, July 22.For freight or passage, apply to
C. H. SAND, No. II South WnHem-tt,
SATURDAY.Ort, 1», laCTSATURDAY_Oct. 24, 1857SATURDAY.Nov. 7, lav?SATURDAY.Nov. 21, IftVTSATURDAY.Drr. 6,1857
rf«HK NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED1 STATES MAIL STEAMERS -The thipt eompottug thisllDe are:The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldridge.The BALTIC, Cept. Joseph Comstock.The ADRIATIC, Capt. Jaeica WestThese ships having been bellt by contra, t exprattly for the
Government service, every care bat beru taken in their con¬
struction, at aian in their engisri, to insure strength andtpeedtand their ace.mmndations for passengers are uueqtialled fur ele¬gance and comfort.
Price of pattage fron, New-York to Literpool, In Bret raMa,tf-130; In second do., 8)75. Exclusive me of extra tired stateroom. ajSiS. Krom Liverpool to New-York, 30 and 20 guinea*.An i xperie-ticf.-d surgeon attached to each ship. No berth* oaahe s,, nred until paid fur. The ship* of thi* line bare tiuprovtsdwater tight bulkhead*.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILINO.raoM kkw-vork. raoat LivvKroon,
SATURDAY.July 4. 1837! WEDNESDAY.. July 8,183»SATURDAY.July 18, 1857! WEDNESDAY..July 71. IntoSATURDAY.Aug. I, 1RVJI WEDNESDAY..Aug. 5,1857SATURDAY*.... .Aug. 15, 1*57 WEDNESDAY. .Aug. Iis, U5ISATURDAY.Sept. 12, 18.j7 WEDNESDAY..Sept. 2, 13.91SATURDAY.S-pt. 28, 10571 WEDNESDAY..Sept. 30, 18.53
WEDNESDAY..O.-t. 14, 1&V»WEDNESDAY..Oct. 28, IRCTWEDNESDAY..Nu». II, 1X53WEDNESDAY.. Nor. 25, IMIWEDNESDAY.. Deo. 9, IS53WEDNESDAY..Dee. %\ kia«
For Fn iitht or Paaiage, «pply toBDWABD K (YlLLINS, Nn. ffl \V«!l .t, hi Y.BROWN. SHIPLEY k Co., Liverpool.STEPHEN KENNARD at Co.,
No. 27 Auatiu Friart, 1. -n k aB. O. WAINWRIGHT it Co., Pari».
T)ie owners oI these ahip* will not be accountable for gold,aih-er, bullion, apecle, Jewelry, precious ttouet or metals, uulet*bills of lading are ligued therefor, and the value thereof re¬
pressed the rein.
I^HE LIVERPOOL AND NEW-YORK ANDPHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Clydo-
boiM iron screw tteauahip*CITY OK BALTIMORE.2 »,:t t.s.C*pt. R. Leiten.CITY OK WASHINGTON....2,3lsitiiB*....Capt. P. C. Petria.CITY OK MANCHESTER ...2J(9tuua-Capt. J. Kennedy.KANOAROO.l,874tuua.Cept. Jeffrey.The undrnioted or other vessels are iutaanlrd to tail et
follows:From Liverpool.
CITY OF BALTIMORE.Wrdncdty.June WCITY OK WASHINGTON....Wednesday.July 1KANGAROO.Wedue*d*y.I # 15Aud every alternate Wedr.etday
Krom Nfi«-York.CITY OK ttALTIMORE.Thursday.I lly 9CITY OK WASHINGTON.Thursday.July 23KANOAROO.Tbnnday.August 6And every alternate Thursday.RATES OF CABIN PASSAGE.Krom New York and Piitla
deipbla, +7." from Liverpool, Jl guinext, 17 guinea*, and 15gnineat, eccirdiug to the accommodation In thr State Room*,all having tbe tame privileg-. In the MbBB, Iucludiug Stew¬ard's Fee a.Tbird Class pASsrecr.xs..A limited number of third elate
pe*seiiget* will be taken, and found in u. mach provisions at
required. Krom Philadelphia and New-Y.-rk, 04BJ| from t.iv-erp<d. »411.
Certifu ate* of patSBfe wii! be l.-i.rd h- re to parties who are
desiroas of blingfng out their friends, at eorrc.-poudiiK rate*.These steamers are constructed wi'h Improved water-tight
(Departments. Each vr**.-l rarries an experienced Surgeon,aud tveiy attention paid to the comfort au l arc uumodatiuu ufptstcngert.
Drafta on Liverpool from V upward.Specie taken by these veisela at usual rttrf.All gcr.dt si ut to the Agents will be 1 rwardrd with economy
and dispatch.For Freight or Pattage apply at the Office .f the Company,JOHN O. DALE. No. 15 Broadway, Naw Y. rk Agent, or
WM INMaN.Nq*. 1 aid 1.1 Tow.r Buildings, LiveeooolAgBat.
STEAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAVHK..Tbe magnificent Itram*hip VANDERBILT, (,400 twaa,
arfll sail:Fr<HTi NEW-YORK for iFrons HAVRE sad BOJ/TH
BOlTHAMliTON k HAVRE. AMPTON for NEVV-YTJRB.Battardav.Aug. 1 Wednesday.Jaly ABew-rdsy.Sept. 12 Wsnlueaday.Aug )».
IWecueedey.Sept. 30.ratcB or pAttAoa.
First oabia, aeeording to locatioa of a'ate-room...0li*) to $l3k.Beeond cabin.07*Specie delivered In London and Pane.For passage or freight, apply to
D, TORRANCE, Agent,No. 6 Bowling green, New York.
Letter* for F.ntlanl and Europe, prepaid, each 25 cent* peli.ie half oonce, (by iccloture of poctag* atampi if from otatte-H»s) will be received at No. S Bowling green. New-York, cpto lit c'clock of the morning of *aütng.
GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE-Firat Cabin. 080; Second Cbtn. 05s and 055.-Ia the
nnt-rlitt paddle wheel etetunship* ARIEL, 2.0*3 tnne. tadNORTH STAR 1,500 tunt, to tall u ea Pier No. 3, North RiveretDiot.rrtd.riy. rairylng the UNITr'D STATES MAILS, viaiLeave NEW-YORK for SOUTH-1 Bremen for Sontbau.ptojAMPTON and BREMEN.
ARIEL.-NORTH STAR.Saturday, Jnly II
r
iitptoa*>r ITw-York.Wed.,Jely ItWed., Aug IIWed, Sept.
Passer,gets for HAVRE taken over without eatre charge.For passage or freight, tpply to
D. TORRANCE. Agent. No. 5 BowUngjrreea, X T.
oval mail steamship persia, forI IYERTOOL .The PERSIA. C. H. E. Jedkin*, oora-
mandcr. will sail from tbr stream with thr mail* and passen¬ger, tor Europe on WEDNESDAY, the 8tb in»t Luggage sotwanted during tar voyage fan be tent over the day before.A steamer will leave the Company's dock at Jersey City with
tbr pas»engen *t Si and 7 o'clock a m.The ARABIA will tail on tbe 22d July.
_E. CUNABD. No. 4 Bowling Greea.
Steam to soithampton and antwerp..The tplrndid and powerful new iron iteimthtp CON¬
STITUTION, E PiMiglu romruandrr. ttill aVpart for ANT¬WERP, iailing at SOUTHAMPTON, ou THURSDAY, Jul*16, rtom Pier No 30 North River.
rates or passage. ncURktM rxotisiovcIn first Cabin.0*0...... t.d in ,1,. 55
In third Cabin. 35This steamer has five wain'igi.t cmptttnient*, and larriet
an experienced «irteon Fi t freight or paasare. having *up.<i,.r¦i ;.. for ai.ie and ateeregr peatnget«, *ppiv to
AUGUST BELMONT, No. 7 lUn,¦>. r
Crftinratei of pattage trO I* itatst d here to pert ire who aredfireni of bttnging out tbrir frieudt. et the twliowiag rates-
In first Cataia.OH*la aeeetKi C.Sis. an .
In third Cabin. fOloSttrrage. 35
PRINT8.-30QMADDER PBJNTBWo.Atdt.y. Fatale by
ratet Firat-rlaaa Latgjht aad DorkTm\ New etyle* casing la trsea ehee by NtSMITH k tNa, Me Tt Brjalwag
Öilca bn factionH \\ ii . is A jrti ei
AUCTION NOTICE..Mwiuiineut HOUSE¬HOLD FURMTI KI entern»*/ io !be t..er story rr.i
dence No 2JC W est I4th Pdf sa> et poblie auction, tu- cetb,THIS IM,. July 7, Ii l*\ u clock, the enter* i .utents >f *a J
bouse. c>r.t stiug. io part, .leeoetly riaewood seven octave
Pleno-Fortc. licht» in.aid with peerI; two superior rosewoodParlor Suites, covered in §»110, »od two. «staut r..«ewood Suitestr. a-:k p'»w)> larrcd ro~-wood C- ater Iii Sof» Tsbiee, largePier and Oval Prr ach pl»:e Mirrors lieev» lace Window Curtaint end Con.i. . s rosewood Secretary Bookcase, lined witb
latinwo' d. eVgant o.srwood Pureres witk plate I es* doonasd kack: ralrat »r d Rin« i CargsrtBj elegant China \ eses.
Orwolii Clocks, Fanen and Bui'jue Figures, costly Ou Paint-in|a, embracing sa-iot;s subjerfa; together with . large andexte-siie variety of Dia<r»g-ru.»a Furniture, nag ExtensionTeblea nf in r.ud 15 feet Chit:* Tea and Dinner Seta, ivory and
pearl Cut.ery Silver Were, consisting of Tea and Dinner Service, Catt.r. Salver. Spoons FoBBe, Csk- Basket., heavy rrys-tel-cut Olaea Ware, Ite. Ala<>. all the Bedroom Furniture» hirh u of the moat o-tlv description ; richly carved rosewoodand mahogany Bedsteads. Bureaus and Waebs'ands to match:n sg. ihre-: French Chini To:!»t Sets; 1J pore hair Mattresses,Bo!,».rs and Pillows: Bed Spreads. bedroom Carpets. Mir-f 'fs Co bs; Stair Carpsti. O:! Cloths rosewood and bronre
I'a Stand;' Bssement r uroiture. '.. the whole of wbteb
was asastlj n s ie to order, and i» of rhe best J»tcr:p*.ioa. Theabove sale is positive._
A. at. Mbbwib, AuottotaaeeT BANGS, BKOTIIER Sc Co.-TTtvda StJe-Rooms, No. 13 Park-row.B
SPECIAL und rtttra. live AUCTION SALE «fOIL PAINTINGS. BOOKS, ate., THIS EvENINi,. at
71 o'clock, by TUNIS MORRELL. Auctioneer, at Ho, ill
Broedwav. corner of W orth St..The attention of Speculatorsin the above, as a ell as all disposed to attend, is called to thissale, which shall give entire satisfaction to all the purchase rs.
TRADE SALE of 10.000 CAaen BOOTS. SHOESend BROOANn. at Aertinn, oa six months' credit.Oa
1 HURSDAY, July Id, le*7, at 9 o'eloek, at store of AARONI LAFLIN, Fine. It?!*, 171, 173and 175 Pearl at, Boston -LORINOa. PIJILLlPS. Auctioneers.Will be sold at PuWie Auction,10,'C" esses Boots, Shoes and Brogens, comprising a general assortment of frasb msaufacti:red and seasonable Good* sdaptedto the Sc.athera. Western, sud Now England Trade. Liberalprivileges will be given where there are Duplicates. Teems:A3 bibs over *28", six mouths, satiafeetnry notes; under +.<»i,
eesh. less 4 per cent. Catalogues and samples reedy for exam¬ination on Monday Morning. July 13
Dm (ßooös-
BLEACHED GOODS..1.000 caae-i, coiupraitifevery width sad quality, for ssl» by
NESMITH k Co., No. 71 Broadway.
BROWN GOODS..tjOO bait* heavy, ruedi'iiand tine, for sale by NEfJMITi! h Co.,
N.. 71 Broadwas
ellNA, Calcutta, Manilla and Emm IrniiaGOODS, wholesale and retail. A full assortment Baa
ONLY be found at FOUNTAIN'S India Store. No. «53 Broadway. Also, a large assortment of Pine-Apple G >odi.
LACE MANTILLAS!BRODIE'S BLACK FRENCH LACE
MANTILLAS, POINTS, BASQUES, ETC.,All marked down to Wholesale Prices.
Old No. 51, new No. 300 Canal at.,I sud No. 63 Lispeuard'st,
NE WEEK MORE F55 CHEAP DRVGOODS..As the builders are not prepared to cotntucuce
alterations before Monday the 13th,LEBOI TILLIER BROTHERS will ke. p their Canal at.
Store op.ii UNTIL SATURDAY NEXT, wb.u It must berinsed to rebuild. They will offer all goods at the lowestpll. es possible.LAW NS, OROANDIES. BARSOI ROBES, SILKS, RIB-
RONS, SHAW LS and an iuim. use assortment >f uil.roiJ.iridCollars, Setts, Bands, Ice.
No. 305 (old No. 60) Csnsl-st, 4 doors from Broadway.
ROCHDALE, GONIC and ONTARIO BLAN-KET8..A large apartment of the Blanke'.s nude at those
Mills, consisting ol !>, 10, 11, I* snd 13-4, ill wo«! and unloa;also, Crib, Negro and Coating Blankets, and I'.orse Kerseys.
Foe sale h> NHSM1TH It Co., f o. 71 Broadway.
SEAMLESS HOSE..A complete) aaeortment ofAH W ool and Union HALP-HOSR, manufactured at the
United States Seamless Hosiery Company's Works, constantlyon hand. These goods are made with double heuls ami toee,said are equel to anything of the kind rvermade. For sale by
NBSMITH fe Ca., No. 71 Broadway
rHITE-R0CK COMPANY'9 LINSE YS,COATING CItBCKS, fine SHIRTINOS jnd Water-
Twlat SHIRTJNO. For sale byNESMITH a Co., No. 71 Broadway.
Clotijmg.IEFFBBI,tf No. 467 BROADWAY,
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.JEFFERS hss just opened a magnificent stock of Lediss' and
Misses' French SHOES, BOOTS and TOILHT SLIPPERS, to
which he would call the espei ial attention of his customers, audwoeld iuvite a visit to his establishment from Coautry Mer¬chant*. His wholesale stock is equal to any demand.
£nilMng iHaUrialo.
ENCAUSTIC TILES.For Vestibule,-, HaJJb.Hearths, Dkalag rooms, Conservatories. (k*> OA RN KIRK
CHaVMRY-TOPS. DRAIN-PIPES, ha For aale by_MILLER k COATEH No. 3TH Pearlat, N. T.
GARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEYTOPS: also, best Glared aud \ .trim d DRAIN PIPES, at
Long Islsnd Pottery Depot, No. gt Nassau st E. U. QUINN.
flliscellancono.
LYON" MAGNETIC POW DEB.FREE FROM POISON,Foe the Destruction of
BEDBUGS end ROACHES,MOTHS and FLEAS,ANTS aad MUSKETOES,
FLIES and PLANT INSECTS.INSECTS on FOWLS and AN IM A I.«
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,For the Destructlou ofRATS and MICE.
Principal Depot No. 424 Broadway. Beware of Peddler*.Bewareiof Counterfeit*.
LOVET* WAHPENE, an Indian V^pSSExtrs. t, the only prepsratioa that w ill restore gray balr to
Ita original rotor, cure baldness, and remove alt scurf auddandruff from the scalp. All orders promptly attended toat No. 85 Blee.k. r st, where ref. is-n.e will Ik- girt n.
STEAM MANUFACTURED CONFF.CTION-ERY -PLAIN and FANCY CANDIES,
Gl'M DROPS.LICOfXCE DROPS,
FRUIT DROPS,ROCK CANDY,
JUJUBE PASTE ke.At Wholesale <r. the lowest tertus. 1 0. IIODGKINS,
Msr.iiaacturer. No. 154 (ire. um ich, bet. Courtl&ndt aud Liberty.N. B A small vacuum pan lot sale.
inarijinnrrt, #c.
MACHINERY..\V.hsi1worth Plan.'rn, Steam En¬gines, Sew Mills, Engine Lathes. Drills. Steläa. H u rs,
Machine Belting, ke. For .ale at the Machine Warehouse. No.
Itj Greenwich street._A. L. ACKEMAN.
PAPER MACHINERY CHEAP.-A u""k1 «ixty-two ineb Cvlinder Ma. bine. A small aKatxaj i.ngiue to
drive it. A rood Rag Engine. Also, Gesring, I' - '.
JESSl P 4. MOORE, No. 27 North Ctb St.. Philadelphia.
Paints, CDils, CSlaeo, «^c.
REFINED LARD OIL, for Bumto« and Ma-chiuery free from gum, bums brightly, d'>es not rut the
wick. Also, CObURN PURE TALLOW OIL, which willoat wear Sperm, stands eolder weather and burns well. Wag.ranted as above. Bsrrels 3" ro 40 gallons. Only Ag^nt,
_JOHN W. QCINCY, No. MB VVdüw-s*.
IHih ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY.Ja. .Manu faiturers of
WHITE LEAD,dry and In oil. Importers aud Crushers of Linseed Oil. Fun.Wliite Zinc Paint prepared from the best French Oxide, andground In rrt ! LinssedOil. Red Lead and Litharge of extrsfine quality. 1 he trade and rornsiimers supplied on the nine'
Uberal terms by ROBERT COLGATE h Co.,Ueaeral Agents for the Compxoy,
No 287 Peart St. New York.
Gtpamboatg ano Uailroaös.OrriCE or the New Yobk axo Nrw-llAvrv RsilbosdCo i
No. 37 Canal-st, New-York, June 22 1B57 {
NOTICE..Owing to the inclentoncy of theweather having retarded the work apon the new depot at
27tb-et the bsuisge of the passenger ears of the New-York andNew Haven Railroad Co. to and from Caual st. will eonunueantil Wrdnosdav, the 15th day of July next, and be diaoon-tun ed en and sfter that date. J. jj, HOYT, Sup't
TtfEW-YOEK and CONEY ISLAND, landinx; atll FORT HAMILTON -The nevj* and splendid ateTmerAURORA. Cspt. Anaiag Smith, will leave as follows for the.ea.on. Amos .t. at »| a. m , I2| and*34 p. m.; Spring st at 31a. an. and K'l and ¦ p. m Pier No. 3 North Riser at 10 a. m'.ud 1 and 4 p. m; Cones I.l.ui, last trip, at bl p. m Fare toF<at Hamilton snd Coney Island, 25 cents.for which a retrraticket will be gis. n. Full fsre for children.
INDEPENDENT LINE between NEW-YORK,X BOSTON PROVIDENCE, BRISTOL snd NEWPORT .Stesmer GOVERNOR Csnt Chss Heering, will leave New-Test from Pi.r No. 27, foot of Rcdrvison st. N R everyTUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, st I o'elo«» p a
Fare beta een New A ork aad Boston.g>3Pieigbt taken it reduced rates.
W .H BYRAM, Agent on th | Wbxrf.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY..Connectiai at New Hampton wl'b tie Delaware Las-ka-
wanna and W esters Railroad, and at Kastoa with the Letuxnvalley Rail-rmai.
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11'MM E RA RR ANOF!MENT.Cearaeadag Maylt.tW.-« ?w"!I'i?'k for *-"Iöu *nd Intennedlau p!aa«i froa Pies52" .HoTtb M'T""r aSTsta», mt. ttm. snl3 a p. m tor aVMavasrW» byabo.e trains, audat 5;15p.ok,
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The above »rams aaaaect at Et.rah-.u wl'h tratos oa the
Q<im*lmit-*t at 7:» and . a. m aud i » an 1 p cm.
rassenger. faf UeUelewsra Lstehaaraaea aal Weetera BVsaVeoadartli lean a* 7-BO a an esjiy For Lsaklgk a.,-. Rallo^tat Ita oedy. JOHM J Vr* SM« *>sar-.
I?OR GUV COVE, OLE* WOOD,' Bttwlaf*) Landing.SLIGHT'S DO« K. WHlt^ON*.GREAT fjlUn Hid SAND'S POINT BlPt99"CROTON, Cap* V» II Wood.ber,«t,ttel aa*a brtefott "4 Spwt* wi. ru
PHrK SI !I' . tho above point*. !. »»«b O'» ¦* W*'JL *J&«. co. enJ OLKN COTE at 7 e tad NE W-TOR It «*
Inm. T7i. Bob: «ü! ilHlli. on or ebont th» let July. to
run DxuU- Trp« affording a f .-Man' <*il to tb- veriou* p >int* I
.n the root*, DM Public II .t*.s tad Or nd* «'. whii ii ».-<. 00» I
ha complete order tor eUitora Pan? t Glen Cqv*,3 «b-.l.iag*. I
)R KIRK INLAND.-On and .*lW .July :.. tbsnut 8' ttaerHERO wiDeaanaat reg ila.-lr with the Laaaj I
ItlaaM Ra Iraad morning and o»»mDg. tu aad fr..m Fire lalan 1 I
PatMlBlin llaalatllT Vorhat» a iil and 3 30 p 111 .» ib Tbomp I
ton, and, -Suing, einte iu New-York *l9:2u a m. a.idip. ¦ Ire.prcti» W.
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FÖiTbosTON and PROVIDENCE m NHW-jT PORT and PALL BIVER--r.i* «pieiidid tu i aapetior I¦teemer MFTROPOI.IS. Capt. Bniwn, leave* New York I
,rr'v TtTESD \ Y. THI'HSDAT and .SATURDAY, at I «'dock Ir tal; ant the »MPIRE STATE. Capt. Hravton. leave* Now- IYork *r*ry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY an 1 FRIDAY, at* Io'eicek r. from Pier No. 3 N. R near the Bit".7 both I
toe. birg %t Newport each wiy. IHereafter no roomt wlU b~ r-ttr1 1 is te,- ired to any appsV I
tut anti! the tajre thai! hare bee«i. paid for |Freight to Bortoa it forwarded tor Jib with treat iBipetoh by
an Exnret* Freight Train _
WM. BORDEN, Agant, gat. To aad 71 Weot-ti^ I
FOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOB-jT CESTER.Daily at *> p. m.. from plm i»t of Conrtlan*' I
gt, by tbe favorite »teemer CONNECTICUT. C.pt- Wra. WTe»a on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and be Ithe new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH. Capt WO IHaan, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, to I
Allyn't Point; thence by new and handeomelysfinisod^ ala-teenwheeled cart for Worcester. Boeton, Provldeiico, Lew- I
l^nce, Lowell. Naahi-a. Cmcrd. White Mountain*, end every I
other ac tion of New-EutlanJ. Stateroom* can be eu*eg«d b' japplying on board, or to E. S. MARTIN, Ageat, et bit of.ee
foot of Cuurtlendt rt._ I
THE REGlTiAR MAIL LINE, via STONINGTON, for BOSTON end PROVIDENCE.Inland route- I
tbe ahortett and most -Hreet.carrying the Eatteru Mail.The ttetmert PLYMOUTH ROCK. Ctpt. Jeel Stone, end I
C. \ ANDEKBILT. Ltpt. W. H. Frarer, in connection wit* |the St'.uiugton end Providence end Botton and Providence IRai'.roali. HailM New-York daily, S lt.. excepted, fros* IFler No. 2 North River, firtt wharf tbove Battery place, at I Io'clock p. m., and St ,-t u at 2:30 p. m., or on the arrival of Itbe mail train a hieb leavne Botton at 3:30 p. m.
Tbe C. VANDERBILT. from New York. Monlay. Wedaee Iday and Friday. From Stoninatou, Tuetday. Th-i.-sdey aas I.eturday.The PLYMOUTH ROCK. Beta New Tek. Titextia«, Taute I
dav and Saturday. From Stouuigtoo, MouJay, Wrd ietday. Iend Kj
P,.-.,.i -r. proceed from St-iniofton per Railroad to Provi Idnnee and Botton, in the Etprett Mail Tr«iu, tea« hing aald Ieiaoe in advam e of th»te by other routet. and in ample time I(it all tbe early moruing linet ttttXtXMOae North eud»Eaet. IPaetetiger. that prefer it remain on board the tteauier, eie-»y 1 IBdfht'i re.t unditttirbed, bn-akfatt if detir.-J, and leave St<<n- Ibxgton in the 7:15 a. m. train, couue, Uu| at Provideu?* withthe II a m. train for Boston.A bacia|,e matter aceompauiet the tteerner and trala thrrmsB |
each way. jFor pattage, bertht, ettte roomt or fr-lfht, apply on board tbe I
tteerner. or at the freight Otfiee, Pier No. 2 North River, or elthe office No. 1U Battery plai t I
FLUSHING RAILROAD.Leave* Fulton-Mar-k. t wharf, by tteamer Island City, at 6.ii, t end 10 a ca.,
and 1, 4 and 6 p. m.; the cert leave Flushing (L. I.) at the tame |boats, meeting- tu.l exchanging pattougert with the boat et IBuater'l Point. Through in 30 minuter Fare. 25 ceutt.
_
WM M SMITH. Receiver. I
REAT AMERICAN ROUTE vi» MICHIGANRAILROAD to Chictgo. St. Louis, Rock Itlsnd, St Paul, I
Mirwauk'-e, Kansas City, and all places Weaeand lo Hh-west, Irat Nrw Tork and Erie, New-York I'etitral, Araerl.-aa Lakt IShore, Orett Wettern Kailwty, end Michigan Soothem Reil- Iroads, forming the thortett, quieket, and most pleasant route tc Ithe Op at West. The Road between Detroit and Adriaa is now Iop- 11. and train, tat) r in connecting at Adrian withexpresa tralne Ito Chicago and the West. For further Information apply at the IComatuiv's Otfl. .-. No. 1Ü3 Broadway, for. of Dey tt.
_JOfl» F. PORTER. Agent
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.-The Through Ticket and Freight Offine of the
GREAT WHSTERN RAILWAY,MICHIGAN CKN'TRAL RAILROAD,ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
OALKNA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD,CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD
to Chicago, Milwaukee, Galena. Dubuque, Rock Island, Bor- I
Ungtou, tjnincy, St. Lonit, Cain. Kan.at auJ Nebraska, andall other points West and Soutb-wett,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO. It atNo. 173 BROADWAY, N. Y..
Comer of Coirtlandt-at._DARIUS CLARK, Agent.
AR L E M BAH LB 0 A B ISUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commeucing WEDNESDAY, Jon« 3. 1&57.Trtlnt leave Depot comer of White aed Centre-att: 74 a ax.- I
Croton Fallt Traut, connecting with Hoe of itagrt for Lake IMahopac. 9* a m .Kapresa Mail Traiu for Albany, connectingat Croton Fall with line of stages for Lake Mah.vpen, at Pardy't Iter Bidgelield. et Brewtter'a for Danbery. at Cliatham FonrCon ,-ra with Wettern Railraad for Albany, Trey, Saratoga and Idie West 24 p. m .Millettoa Train, ttopping at all atationt IH p. m..Williams Bridge Train, stopping at all ttationt. t>i p Im White Plaint Traia, itopping at til atationt.Leave 28th-st. Station: a} a m WiHiams Bridge Train. I
stopping tt ail atationa 11 a. m.Willlamt Bridge Traiu, atop |ping at til atetione. llf a m..White Plaint Train, ttoppiug et Iell ststiout. ..'« p. m..Wilhams Bridge Train, stopping at al Ittationa 3 p. m..Croton Falia Train, stopping at all stetlona I. p. m..Williams Bridge Train, atopping at all ttationt.
WM. J. l A MIT. HI. 1., Superintendeat.UDS0N RTVER RAILROAD..From Ma;25, W./7, traiut will leave Cbambera-at. Sution as followsi I
Express treiut, 6 a m. and 3:15 p. m Albauy Pataeuger tralne II a m., 12m. audS-JOp. m.; for Sing Siug, 10:30a. m and 4 p.ru 1fog Pooghkeepsie, 7 am. and 1 lud 7 p m. 1 for Peektkill, 5.-S* Ip. m. The Foughkeepeie, Peektkill and Siiig Sing traiua ttor Iat tbe way tttiiooa. Pastengert taken at Chambers, Canal, IChrlatopher and Thirty firtt etreett. Traint for New York le»r* ITroy at 4:35, Band 10:40 a m. and 4:30 p m., and Albany et Ili45, 8:15 end 10:4<i am. end 4:40 pm
A. F. SMITH. Super!ttendent.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.For PHILA-DELPHIA aad the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY I
CITY..Mail and Bxprett Linet: Leave New-York t and Ii Ia m. and 4 and 6 p. m.; fare, $3; 12 m., $2 Bl ttopulng at a Iway stations. 11 and 4 go to Keuslngtoa. Through TsukeU Isold for Ciu, iunaU (*'.7 and »1* 50) aud the West, nod m IBaltimore. Washington, Norfolk, it, eud throagb b^ggag* Ithec'ted to WashiagtoB in I a ¦ and d p. in.
,W. WOODRUFF, Attltttnt Sup'L
No Beggtf* will be received for any train uulett deliverer Iend check*J 15 aanatei lo advance of the tame of leering
LAND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-DENCB. he.-On end after April 1, BXPRF.Sg TRAIN I
of the ProrideBee. Hartford aad Fishkili Bailroed will leave IHar'.forJ on the arrival there of tbe kitpreaa 'Train <sf the N* ./ ITurk aud New Haven, and New-Haven, Hertford aui.aring Ikid Rai.: «is whiah leave New York a . a aa. I
_SAMUEL NOTT. Superlatendent IlaJKW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD..Ofl>e atid after Monday, Jne 15. lim, and until farther.-e, IPwseugrr Train* wia tetve Pier 1 vu Duaneat., a* followe Itie. 1 I
DUNKIRK RXPRrtMS, .» 6 a. m., for Dunkirk.R1/I FAI.O EXPRESS, tt 6 a m for|B itTtlo.MAIL, at 9 a. tn., for Dunkirk aud Balfalo aai tnterme. 1
tlete aUtiona.ROCK1 AND PASSKNOER. at 3:30 p. m.. from foot at
Chemi en sr., rla Pletmont tot Suf/eru'* and lntenru-diaU IttetlouaWAY PASSEN0FR, at 4 p. m for Newbjrgh. MilJletown I
aad Int. riucd'ato statloiiaEMIGRANT, et 5 p. tu., for Dunkirk tuJ Bulxlo aud |,;t^r. I
gtrdttte attttiont. 1
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY (SUNDAYSEXCEPTED).
1
NIGHT FXl'RESS, at 5 p.m., for Dunkirk, ev,-, y dayNIGHT EXPRESS, at5p. m., tor Buffalo, .-^e-r d.vThese Exprest Traint tonneot at KImira with -.o- Kliotre.
Otnandalgua and NlM*ra F».ls Railroad, for Niagara Falle-atBtnghamtou with the Syraee** aud Binghaiuton Railroad 'totSyracuse; at Corning with Buffalo, Cornmg, end Now-YorkBei1ro*J. for Rochester; at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack*wanna aad Westeru Railroad for Seranton; at Hortielltvui*with the Buffalo tnd New-York City Railrotd for Buffa'u-atBuffalo and Dunkirk with tbe Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincinuatti, TJtdo, Detroit, Chicago ke.
_HOMBR RAMSDELL, Pre*1 lent
»4TEW-Y0RK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.IN SI MMER ARRANGEMENT, eommen.ing MAT 2«HM7 Patsonger Station, kn New-York, comer Br >edwayaadCeua. alreet, comer 26tb-*t. and 4th-avTRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.For N*w-Hareu, 7 end I a
m., (ex.) 1 BttSLMa 4 (ex.) and4:30 p. m. For Brldgeport.7 andBt*a'.turd. Falihiiid, Southpott end Wettport 7am.: 12-SO
; i7 P .?- Kur Norwtlk, 7, B, a m.; U;*», 3:30, 4 (ex.)':iÄ. bV'J iJ.f-,.f?»B*ri« »"d Greenwich, 7,8, am.:12:3«, 3:30 4:3«,, ML ItlA p. m. For Stamford, 7, 2, (ex..Aa.m.; 12:30, 3:3«, 4 (ex.L 4:30, 5:15\ 6:15, p. nZ For P.^thMt S IB
luUrm,-di,te Stt'.lon*, 7,9, a m. j 12:30, 3:30, 4:30.C(jVNECTINOTRAIN8-For Borto0, 3 a. m., (ex.) 4. a m
(ex). For Htrtford *ud Springfield, t a m., («x ) tr^psm4,p BV. (ex). I-or Coaaectlcut River Reilroad, to Moot reel 8J. m., (ex.) and 4 p.m., (ex.) to Northemoton. For CanalBaifroad, B a m (ex.) and 12:3» p. m', to Horthiroploa. ror New- LoiuJon Railroad, 8 a m., 4 p. m ForBousatouic R*ilro.d/ 8* ra.. 4. p ta. For Naagatuck Rail-»^'«^.»»-. J*i»b»dS:», p.a. KorDxubury eud Nor-walk Railroed. 7, 9, a m., eud 4 p. m.
_JAMES H. HOTT, 8ap't
P«r5K.g4 RAILROAD.Tbe OREAl
tenoBt AtJ w.y direct. Tha Road alto coa«e»et^lU.Äarttb daily line of Steemere to ell por.t la the Wette« ItiVeraS?^",^^ w'th ÄSla^iÄMtal**KNorth wertem Lake*; mtling the mutt direct, cheapei* aS
Rooka, Drv Good* (ta boxet, bale* and UnkVh \ n^'if*Drng* (In boxe* and bale*). Feather*, For* to.. ) 100
Ct.***..Domeatto Sheetiag, Shirtlog end 1TtcAiag (moriglntl bal.-tl, Druga (in oe.k.)rHard- ! «e **uua
TKU Lu'w'Jl*ke*'" bolM''^V'oW I Wo*Pbibb Cl*»» .Anvil*,' sVerl,' Cba'la*' Vka 'oasktV ) .Heap, Becoueed Pork. Salted (loo** or In sacks, > ^ r"l'-*9Tob*. co mauufiutured, eeoept Cigert or out, ke J **'..
FevaTa (Las» -Coffee, Flab, Baeon, Beef andiPork (in ea*k* or boxee, Eastward), Lari an-l I piqenteg*M&M Sod* Aea, German Ckxy Tw, f UaTfcPitch. Ro*!b, *.*.
' ')FLOOB-ai a> bbl. nutll farther notlee.K at a 58 ceutt f> lia> B until furtaer noMoe.
¦.JjJJJ-** aot eaeaeJjag 300 t» wetrfat. utfl Sartbe.Sa eblpptng Good* frnta aay point etat of PMladtipit* be ateB «".'« V" PT-'H» - Ftä Pena.rlvani» lUUW" %
Rood, oonngnej to tb. Ig-nt. ol taU Baad at Ptaiadalphta^»PltUbirga ¦ til be forwarded wlthat! deteatioaFari^ht Actkvx.Harrlt, Wormier ACo. Mline811 T
IF. See* k Co.. St. Loult, J. s Ml-foaeUA sT^CraatX'hi., Dum.anQL B>U a. Co aad Carter kH, t^M^PF-J ¦¦ C. Mt^driat. Madison. ltd.; Sprtgmau k Brjtm aaigS**t <^-.nmmmmmti H. W. teeettiraxAvtta ^TrninJKtl^tatS 2* « B^j^eTrOaT¦0. « Attoc Hatten Hew-Torfc. aad No. 1 lHtC - «*--'
%or- O-o C »ra0*i*rat* P^Wb,^
PENNSYLVANIA «A/LSOlö -
rar oheat central «o- wtv1 MiKtlnni " u >¦»! oo«ti«<»U»l P.U-» irst. w*t§
mavis u; i (rata St Low's, Mo AsJ"«., Gas*w* aad ( .»»«,.TB.: FranktOr*. ! 11p4' <. Mi TW.rü". By : Twrrw Ilten*.»all* 1. Ufey -iu wi I lud,».in» n ; CtaWn-xU IFay-o*.prtn«4-.J B»!M .uta:n«s, Ban »»«11 T-dedu Ctsveiasid r ,
.wxnbu« Zart, »rllli Meeeiitoa an) OH«; also «t»IbaMB »tu'».* a»aU frona and to N'alWa«, Dt Leeses,u-, .i.t - .¦ -I Or -usna*TbrouaB J »... 1' r the Esst oaa be ba4 at aar a< aa- eWsa>
¦uittil .. «d pieces Ib .«» West.Pesarngeig . «>I1 ''" « Vit *0 irVee«. snoss *t pediMosas m|
r,. .1 rtahie r >*tf betwca in* Saat sasd Waatf R.'M NsjW-YoRR TO CIN! 1NNATI in H HOOgRPROM NSW YORK TO CHICAOO IN * !I0I/r4~
prom OW VORK to 8T. LOUII im 0* HO' R*Fare tt l»w at by aar otbar Roste.e* Leu Ibtlls U. h* bJtels ¦>< tais sltyTkif«bTi.bn«. <* f rtaer Worms*»*, mey b« kal at BV,
*J. ffb-PBNNiUVANIAlUILROAn.No. t Astor Hoiss«, Broadway.J. l. rix!ott *
[ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.fammr 4,.A raug-awens-tAS-aBdersexceptcsil-Treiueg.^ Lee*,
Brok.ya f.»r <ira-.p/wt at . a ... .»loaWo,4aia|*ia a, for Ki. rrt,.-»J at » a an. and 3:.*» P ¦.; for Noslh Isgtait Beat aad J:Mp n.; for Fermingdele at * a as., ä A sadIi ut .; for Syoeset at iv a *»., and 4 S> p m ; loa HaaapaeaadatI« a in 4, * aod « p Bs. far Jemao-e at I «ad Ida «v,aad 4, 4 hW, «. aa 11 p- aa._VEW-YORK and ERIF RAILROAD WitIV PANY'S EXPRESS.OBBrast Omca, N>. 1T5 Broad.ray N T -The New York aod Erie Ra lraad t^aapaay am
noworeoared to do a regular Express busim-s*.p ^ HOMEK KAMSDELL PraallaMCaaa. A Pi Wat, Bapt at» pre aa._MEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE fron. NEW-11 YORK to ROCHESTE!-The ROCHEBTBR aadGBNKSKE VALLEY RAILROAD Uaoa ones,. a»i. laja»BsftaOSJ wtth Ihr Buffalo, Coming and New Y..rk, end Nes».
Tork ard Krte Kaiiroeda, forma a dir~< rawta wwea New-Turk
'"t!^ J.ir-ftoMi oftblamnK t«wMW w'»b »h* taprrtor oaer-
fort UfllIii by Uie wide aara r-nl-n it oy far «a daatro
ble between the aboee named eiaietf ,k.-t.eenbep'oeered at the New York and Erie Railral
Ttoket OIBre. foot of Duaae et, and No ¦ Br^iway abw la
Jaraey City.Be«(a<e rh<-rfced thrmigh.-Fraiibta will oe trantp-rteg batwoau New Yoak aa«
aar witi disnatrb Any Informeii-a detlrel In regarä taaraai
hew Tort and Erfe Raüroai. Eri. Bi^lidalgl; or C. ». TATrAN.Hannaa Kr.-uli! Afent. No. lafl HroaoVa»TC tVabM ou -.he »utfalo. Coraina and N-w Y^rk Rat.road »loaJ.y J. A. REDMELD, 3 .^rlaUait-ag
lUcoiral.
ROMAN El E IPALSAM..Tliia cthhwtrf wii-edv tor weak aad Inflamed ey»» waa eonttantlt uaad, wtfb
abjMl warMI. hr a dutlujuiahed .v-nliat eunng a long proto«. m il arrct, ai.d ¦ ay be ronmtautlT relied upou at the PenLett »al».- that < au be naVaV In ra.e'a where the en II.It ara ia
('.mid it art* almoit like magic in relieving all irr.tatioo. audusually ettectt a cn plet. cure alt.r a few appl cali. n.
P.apar. d aud eold bv A. B. k D. SANDS. Drugaiata, Nj. 1J<Kulten tt., New Y..rk.
ITJater (Tnrc
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bm<-bamton. Eight hour* ri'ie from the city by N. Y. and En*
Riilrosd > ialtort will titid thia one of the pleaaeuteat P'aeat la
Wie I'nlou. Board * I per week. AddrofgJ.H NORTH. M 0
Cejal Xoticco.
IN PURSUANCE of au order of the Summit*of the County of New-York. Notice i..hereby giv-o w all
p.r.e... haviaj claima agaiu»t ANDREAS TRY*, lateof tho
fity of New-York, grocer, d.-c--a«ed, to preaent the tame wiXa.
voarhrn thereof, |o the aubtcnber, at the »tore of E k. A.
BCHABBEHAR, No. 2J3 Hudtoi. nt. In the City ot New-York,on or Im fore the twenty tixth day ef ReptaBlblf uuat DatedHew York, the 23.1 day at Man*, ir»7.
MATlllAS HOPKK,_
)CARL E SCIIAIIRKHAR. Egecjtjr*.ERNEST A. SCllABBSHAll. >
oi 24 UwfimTu
IN PURSUANCE of an order of tlio Surrogateof the County el New YorV. notice ia hewbygiren toad
persona haruig claims against WILLIAM K Ew, late of the( rty of New-iork, d.-cea.ed. t<i present the same, with v itaHler» thereof, to the »obsenber, at hi* office, No. Jfjf Hudson at,in the ( Ity of New Yolk, on or before th. fifteenth day ef Julynear .Daicd New-York, the twelfth day of January, 18.W.
jl3 lawtoi'i'u* TERENCE" BOYLE, Egejutor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of tire Suro»t|aUof the OaoutT of Mew York, ntic is hereby given to al
persons having claims against Hl'OH EARLY, late of the Cityof New York, contractor, deceased, to present the same witaTouchers thereof to the subscriber, at the office of P. Cahill,No. II WaR-at., in the Htr of New York, on or before tho »hday of August neat. .Dated New York. thc2id day of Kebruary,
It*.MARGARET EARLY. Eae.-utria, andf 24 UvtCiuTu DANIEL KENNEDY. Eicutor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogateof the Count) of New-York, notice is hereby given to al
petaoa* having claim, agitin.t CHARLES P. WOOSTER. lateof the CM] of New York, ( aptain in the Cited States Army,deceased, to picseul tue same, with vouchers thereof, to thesubscriber at fo-r residence. No .97 Cesiirt street in the City ofBrooklvn N. Y on or tore the thirtieth day of Novemberneat .Dated New York, the twenty fifth day of May, 18SJ.my2« lawfm.T MARIA STEBHINS, Admlnistratrla.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the- Bwngfi vfthe County ef New-York, notice is hereby given to all per¬
sons having rialmi against JOHN BLACK, latoof the City ofNew York, confectioner, de< eased, to pre.i ut the sasue, withvouchers thereof, te the suh.ciihers, at the bouse of Joliu BBlaik, No. 14* Hammond.st in the City of New York, oa efbefore the sixth djy of August in-it Dated New York the 2dd*v of February, lfc7. JOHN It. 111.ACK Administrator,
ft lawfiu.Tu"_E. D BLACK. Admiuistratria.
SUPREME COURT -ELEANOR ft*. MILLSI'lalntin', agaiust ELEANOR BRADLEY, JAMES 1
BRADLEY and MARY bis wife, Amanda M Fordern Wlllean E. Brsdl.y. Georg* Wright aud Jane M his wife, Divil\. R Blake and Frances G. his wife. George W. Bradley Jo'inB. Bradley Oscar F. Bradley and John N. Mills. Defendant*Svinmnns for relief.(Com. not ser )-To the above namedDefendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned andrequired to answer the compl-int In this action, which wasfiled in the office of the Clerk of the County of Richmond atRu hmoud. in arid County on the 11th day of Juue instant andt*aetvea roay of y..ut answer to the said romplalnt on thes b- nler. at hi. office, No. 37 WaU-strisef, in the City ofNew York, wi'bin twenty days after the service of this sumn IBB* on you. Ml !u«ive of the day of such service and if *OSJfail to MUWerth* said complaint within the time aforesaid, theplsintitt In this action will apply to the Court for the reiie. de-minded in the comnlsirit Dated June II I8.T7
CHARLES H. GLOVER, FliintifTe Attornea-.Jel6 lawBwTu *
SUPREME COl'RT-Citv and County of New-Yoik -CORNEUt S BAKr.fta.;d HENRY m BAKER
agtiuat CHEW IRKBLY.Summons fit a miuey demand oncontract .To the Defendant above named: Youar» knroby Stanmoncd and required to answ er the complaint in this action, otwhich a opj is herewith seiv. d upon you, aud to serve a copyof Von* answer to the said csmplsiut on the subacribora, attheir office, Number 1!/A Broadway, in the Cltv of N<-w York,within twenty days aft. r the .-r\ice hereof, egdüsiv* of tho dayof such service; and if you fail to answer the said cogiiplaiutwithin the time nforoei.l. the pj lintitfs in this sstioa willtakeiudgrnerit ar;airu>t you for the sum of tn - hundred dollars wi' h.ntere.t from the Id day of June, 18.57, beside the cost of thisaetioc aud of protest..Dated New York, June IV IW7.
CLARK k CORNWALL.Plaintiffs' Attorneys, No l<e'i Broadway.
The romp'air.t in th s notion was tiled in the office of tkeOrk of the City snd Countv of New-York on the 30th day 04Juue, 1867 CLARrv It CORNW ALL. Pl'tLV Atfy*flM lawCwTu_ '
SUPREME COU RT.City and County of New-l ork.- ABB S. lya, Adn.tiiistrar.ru. snd Jeremiah Loder,
A to Im-titterof the goods. i.c of John M Seelye. deeeesed.Plaintiffs, against Andrew Hoogland, Executor, and RachelParr, Exi eutril of John F. Parr, deceased. Mary R. Davies. personally. and as Adn.inibtratrixof David Davies, deceased. Jam.<*Hogg aod F'.li/ab. th Hogg his wife. Jonathan J. Jouet ani MaryJoins his wife, Thomas Edw aids and Catharine Edwards huwife, Samuel Cole aud Ann Cole his wife. Johu Davies audOneuney Davies his wife. El'/abeth Davies Rachel Davies,Maria Davies and Snadre. b Da\iee .Suiiiih.mis.Toth- Defendants, THOMAS EDWARDS an I CATH ARINE EDWkRDihis wife. S AMI EL COLE and ANN COLE his wife, antSHADRACII DAVIES, and each one of them: Yon are hereby.summoned and required to answer the complaint In thieecMon.whi. h will be fiied i i the office of the Clerk of the City sadCounty of New-Yo k. and to eerve a copy of your answer te thesaid complaint on the subscriber, at Iii« office, No. 7« Cedar st,in said city, within twenty days after the service f this ««avn-.ons on you, exclusive of the day of such servieo. aadif yoafail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, th*plaintiffs in this action will apply t > the Court for the relief dematded in the complaint.
ISAAC POMEROY. P'eintittV Attorney,No. 7!» Coder it., New York.
Tl .- complaint in the above entitled action was Sled ia te*office of the Clerk of tin City and County of New York, at th*Cily 11*11 iu a*id city, outh Hth day of June ]»Vr-N>*York. June 12. Ib57. ISA*;C POM<4ROT.J'10 law ll'wTu' Attorney for Plaintiffs.
SUPREME COURT.City and County of New-York -SETH W BENEDICT against CHEW SaSEILY
Stimmous for a money demand ou contract..To the defeadsuial«ove uansed: IMbn hereby summoned aad required t >
answer the romp.aint in this action, of which a copy is betaw ith served upon jou and to serve a copy of your answer t*the said complaint, on the subscribers at their office at NumberIM Brosdway ia the City of Now York, witmn twenty daysafter the aervice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service,t'.d It you fall to answer the aaid complaint within tue usa .
aloresaid. the p'aintiff in this actiori will tak* judgment aiaiastSl! 1^^,' '^i0' *VLmtw*4B&?&* ^thT.ter<trresathe I3th day ot June. ISST, betides the cost of this eetiw -Dat. d. New York. Juue l«. 18A7.
CLARK k CORNWALL, Plaintiff's Attorney*.No. 196 BroadatrTlie complaint iu this action was file t ia the Offlaaa ofth*
Clerk . f the City and Count) of New Yoik. on the 30th dar af'"Äaaffü _
CLARK k CORNWALLj.oei.wCwTu PlalnUff's Attorueya
THt Canadian.Parliament..During the recent»eeeion of the Canadian Parliament,M bdU were imtro.lueed. and Ä7 paaaed. Of thoee introducetl, onlytwent) tbree appear to have originated ia the W"1-lativ a Cout.nl, and of tho-e hnt eisthteeu paeeesJ. Thonumber of büla introdut ed by Upper Canadh mmtu rn waa foaeiderably greater thao ttsose itttrodueealby n en.he re Irun other *ertions of the Province. itlVöi!!^ wen» introduced by the niemben from UpperCaoac'a, while only 21P were introduced from I#owerCanada, end of tn<? bills that piweed \'& were intreduced by Upper Ceanada mcmberB, again** NIncharge of tl e Ix>wer Canada member*. The differenco ii mainly mswl« grp by private biUs; thswe heiagja larger numbe r of indiutrtal -Jawihtioa- II UpP«tba* in lo>wer Cauad«,, ee«kuig net* of LnC*>*poratWflThe paolific Osttroter of the legiaiatitja u owias} to ten*DsTvaieccss of privat* ball le^ettoti e c^wvif ewla. al; (be 8lat"»i «e arali m* tu Cavaada