ARM LANDS for BALE-Tbe ILUBOKITNTBAL PAILRs'AD COMl'ANi '» now pnpvvi MM

TWO MILLION OP ACRJbS

FARMING L, A N P S.U Ta*ci> or Foarr Acba* and Lr***«,

Onlono carniTs

row llffll Or INTEREST...... ..f li,,. hairwad ul aeeawd*" T? ."-..J

tÄtt»TlW, M>Tlk«~irM ucree« m t^^ltig byU migration, Ac .«fori a a-uostentte. and growing

nun* demanc

» J^a*^«, r'oh rrx'.d. *rom -or ti venae* artto*

we.l-kn.wL cbarattertatica of llllisoi* land* Treat arc not reqtared to be out down, atcrnp* grubbed, or atone [ tried off. a*W .-euerallj the caae in cultivating t ear lend In tha older State*Tae fi**tcrop of Ii dien torn, planted on tbe new.y Broken and,rtr'T repay* the eeet of plowing and foicing.TV beat eoera on the oew'.y tiiri-ed aoJ t* anre to y.».d eerytar** eiotita. A men with a |4ow and taro yoke of oian wiJbreak owe and a beat to two eere* per day Contraria can bemade fcr breaking ready for coin or wheat, at trorn *>2 !..+.-¦¦er acre By iudieioe* rnanafement the ibr-l may be p.owedand lanced the tuet, and under a higa atete of tu tivatiou

the

^ore'orahl, Cattle, etc wil be fwwardad at raaaoaabl*MteeteCmcagofor the Fasten.i market and to Catr for tal*beeiaam. The lere er yield on the eb-ep land, of tiltnoi* overthe hUb priced lenca hi the Eas-eni and Middle Sfeeee a knownto bejBMcb more than lamrlent to pay the difference of trans¬portation to the Kaa'ern market ,

Biruaninoa* Coal ii mined at aererv point* along the Roadand «* a cheer »td desirable foal It can ha delivered at see-are! point* along the Road at Bl 5« to Bt per ton, Wood canb~ bed at the tame ret** per cord.Thee* who inn a of aettUng in lews or Minnesota ahmla bear

as aatad that land- there of any value, along tbe water courw*and tor many miles inland, have been disposed of, that for

those

located In the interior there are no convenience* for transporttog the produce to market, railroad* not having been introducedthere I the' to aead the produce of these land* one or two bondred Dille* by wagon to market would eo«t mach more than

th*

Oxpea** of caltivattng them, and hence Oiverbmen' land*thus

attoetud, at 0I 25 per acre, are not eo good investment* a* th*lead of this Company et the price* fixed.The aaaae remarks bold foa In relation to tbe land*

la Ran¬

ge* sod Nebreska, tor although vacant landsenay be found nearerthe WaAer-eoeeee*. the dieUnce to market i* rar greater,

and

every hundred mile* the produce of these land* te carriedgather la wagons, or interrupted weter communication*, ln-areeea* the expeaee* of transportation which must bs

home bythe eStteere, In the rtdur-d price* of their products; and to

that

astet t peecloely are the income* from «beir fem» en'lor eoura*On their biveettr.- nt*.auiioaJly atd every year reduced.

Txte great fortuity of tbe land* new offered *.¦* aale by thisContpaev and their taMMB field over tboee of tbe t -ternand KtJ3la*X Foeeeaaion n>Ny be had at o-ice Apply to HOMERlVtORf*AN,Pln«-*t.,N.Y.,Metro|K,litanRarik Building. (3u74|

TARRYTOWN PROPERTY..Twelve acres ofvery choice LAND opon the ridee next above tba CrototiAqueduct, and opptxile tba mansion of Mr Mallory overlook¬ing the entire Villages of Tarr> town and Beekmautowa, andattordlng a very rxtenitve and delight!ul river prospect. Thi*properly i* *o situaieJ tbat it can be easilv divide.1 into fsvereiVlLLR SITES, and is contideied to be one of tha bast locatedeituatiac* on the Hud*ori for a Residence or for a Country Seat.Teruieeaty. Aiplv to WAIID CARPENTER. Tarrytowu.

_JOHN WARE IN, No 48 Maideulane, N Y.WATER-FRONT PROPERTY..For Sale,e* 114 acre* of good LAND, 19 mile* from New-York City,

tan Ihe north abore of ve front.ug on Hemne'eadBarhur oae-euatler of a mde from Maubaa»>t Sleamboar Land-big, wall adap/od ia evtry way tor a fin* country reallence.»Vpoty to JAMES UDALL. Oreat Neck. Long Iriand or at NoBt f roul-et., from I to 2 p. ¦ ot ALFRED A. MOTT.

_Jnotrnction,_BOOK KEEPING, ttc."FOSTER, DXXOH ScCo. have opened an It eticntioa at No. 346 Broadway, whichevtl roefee inca'cnlable benefit* noon tbe marrant lie communityloa'etictkan In WRITING, ARI rllMETIC and HtMlKKKKP-1NO a* a flortied by them In the moot substantial, practical andBxpe^trgas manner Never before in one eaUbliishmant waa somuch abtlty united for tht purpose* of tetchlug. Mr. DIXON|g the moat a.com- liahed Pel man wa ever eaw. Tbe other gen-tlemea mi ehe firm are Csvoreldy known, and their ex'endve ac-ajuaintaoee enable* theos to render essential aid to «Tanger* iasecuring ellgiUe aitttatu-na." [Courier.

COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY. Pouchkeepsie,New York.-MII.O P. JEVVETT, Principal and Pripr.e-lor.

In tba COTTAOE niLI. SEMINARY It !. prjjv.iad to eon-duct the raretv! and thorough training of * limited nuuiher ofToting Iadiee.roaetltBtliii: a SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL.Able and experienced I-.at rue or* are emp.ov..,, in all Depart

n.ent* and th* uutubcr of Taachen it large ia"proportion to thepaptla

It is the aim of'he laatiiationtogice toall it* member* a aolid,practical and uatfW education, adding every pleasing aecom-pliaheriaxaLMo location can be more luitabie for tbe purpi*** contem-

¦HtBd than the City of Pough»eep*ie.a townsurpaaeed by nonein beauty ot situation, salubrity of climate, and (he intelligenceand reen. .¦ ei . et it* cltiAene.

EapeolalatteaUoa I* given te the health of the pnpil*. TheagenctswreUad . echo*! be* awn la at-ieeaful opa-ajior for am»«rar» Bt tree leal beet r'rcn.meneed for a

"

veat««ea piijrral mental .rid reli.M"

f airei ..neat* la oil i-prrUf i the comfort end improve

'TITRATION -Ajto«. Kincr «In Delaware Cootj't, Pa 1*katUa B. W.from I'hll.delphia. aod an eertblr by railroad ««¦eSei t .me. a dar. It i. Cv, mile, west of theon the road to B.ltimors. and ona and a half

...Ue. east from

the H«kdale Ste'ion ou the new roed from Philadelphiato

V\ * heater¦.UV-K AI. ADVANTAGES-TV situation i. very eleaid weaeeditaiemreepect of thirty e*Ro», mJUifor bealthine** »¦ d beaut, of are.,-,y. lu a.l»ant«*a. over

e star loratlea ere eery eerloe* and important.- Her«/ .ay.

a nerriit the ebeek.' acquire e i.and the frame a rigorof teiloe. lllne-hM ever occurred, aod ^"IT^

wiihoet e.reptian. b.a hj prereaj In beai-h TheHrxten.ive lawn, ed.med with wall.. ttktm .h.-uhb-ry

an!

tele Wee., attor, a a ide lange lor uüretrained UWIII tbern.Tont.miur and fine araoery impart < insertulues. ef .pint.The retirement .erure. the pupil* from ....fsvorable irft-ieure.and the ln.ited number end family el eras of

Ue «boofaßotd them the many romfort. and adVantagee of a quiet Chna

thing, cmreen.--ai d nbe .trict lindtaikrc of *dmla*ion« to forty. with fire teaeii-er.j «ture.tie.rb nnpU a large .hare of atten-iun.THE BUILDINGS combine beauty of architecture with am¬

ple aceommtdative, aid modern convenience, of barb room.,furnace, *pnng water on every floor, terrace, verandah, ttC.The aleeptnr room, are commodion*, well ventilate.), head-aomelv lurni.hed and confined to two or three occupant. a eon-WMatoiv eotiotcla with the library end parlor, and all the In¬terna.' arr.r.#enmtit. of the household are accordant with re¬fine.1 s^otiat-ioria, and conducive to refined taetea and bahlt.a--., -on the pupil..THE COURSE OF STUDY, aided by Lecture* and appere

tu., compiler* all the brauche* of e thorough English Ednee-thai, together with the I.aric and French Lea.u.gee, Music aalDrawing. In. coorrdetiou i. optional with parent., aod i. certi-fied l.y a Diploma. »THE FRENCH LANG! AQE i* spoken bv the prirnnal*.

Mr*. HiNTiacioa ha. had tba advantage of'nina year.' resi¬dence in Pari».THE RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE ha» been epokea of by

clergymen, parent, and pupil, ia .uch term, aa the following:" Tbe Church may be thankful f. r each a eeh?o.." "Never".ball 1 firget tbe impreaaiot. I bfkye received there at familywomn ir "The mind, and hearts of pupils bear fruit, of

"admirao.eChrl.tian Warning" Bound evangelical inetruc-" ticna,ani a healthful religious influence are hron.-bt t, bear" directly on the forming character of the pupil*." The pupil,attetd Episcopal services at the Hemmary, unies. eietwbore di¬rected bv patents.ACCESS..In 1| hour., via Media .rid Rockdale, from Eigh¬

teenth and Market streets Philadelphia.seventeen mile* to theRoche ale atation, and 11 miles east from thence, by carriage or.tage ; or. '. > boor., via Chester, from Prime and Broadstreets,Pl.Jadoipuia.15 miles to Cheater, and 5 miles we.t from thenceby carriase or etage.lERM-i per ae.iion of five mouth., for Bo.rd and Tuition.

*)U& Mu.V, t Latin, French and Drawing, eachIncidental., eitra. To those who prefer a .teted ran for every¬thing including tbe use of n hool books, .beet music and draw¬ing material., nKAVivo so extra charge oj any description, avVil-.eer. + i!.¦" Piano, to hire and exchanged.

T. B. CHAMBERS, No. Ste Broadway, near Whitest,

A II. BAJiMORE. No. 'MS Bleecker-Bt.,a offer a large assortment ef elegant riaMtm. made in tbe

heat manner, and warranted, wilb Iron Frtme aon i>........ .jScale, at the lowest poesible pric e. Also, .uperior Secood h.udPianos, oue by Chlciering, one by Nunna, and one hy Stodderd.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANÖ~-FOKTES-Moser*. LIGHTE, NEWTON k BRAD-Bl RYS.No. 421 Broome .t , re.pecriuliy Imite attention totheir PIANO- FORTES, com nie' d with the patent ARCH.. aim at* ...... ........ . u......... uij i.Aiea ea*Wsaa«S*alanprovca.ci t ever I] trodu. ea into this popular l-jstrument,

C~yÖLD~MEDAL PIANI)-FOR TES-Mannfac-H tured by STF. INWAY k SONS, Noe. 81 and B8 Walker-.t.. near Broadway. New-York. These Piano, have receivedTHalEX riRfl PRI.MIU.MS within the last year iu eompo-tition with Piano, made by tbe ranat celebrated maker, of Boa-ton, New Y irk, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Prices low.

H~AZLETON BROTHERS.PIANO-PORTE MANUFACTURERS.No. 219 Centrest., New York.

When- may he found a fine aaaortment of PIANOS in plain audon an,. t«! caaea,Waiumid i vsi RrAüsnn is srggNr.th and fi aiTv or Tone.

I>IAN(»-PORTES..Those iu want of a modPIANO at lea. than m.nufat lurei.' price, t an arcure oneor two, if called for thl. week, at No 431 Hroome at,.one alull 7 octavo, round corters; tbe other, b'n round comers, baud-aomely finbh.d and of good make; has been hut little used; wiilbe wild very low fcr c.wh.

Cni.tr-fj, flaruroarf, and Iran.

ADIRONDAC COLD BLAST CHARCOALPia IRON, bv the Compiiny'* Agent,_John w. cii incv, Wo. 98 Wiiiiam-rt.

COOPER'9 TRUSS HOOPS.-^OO »fit aiaortedaireaCOOI'kr'B edoe tools. Atbertson, Congor, Uortoal

Batten, and other maker*.COOVER'S BIVETS A large assortment.coovkr's hammers, drivers.BECK irons, he For aale by_CHAR. s. LITThE k Co., No*. 88 and 94 Foltoa-st.HORSE-SHOE NAILS.We invite tne atteution of the trale to the improvedI1CRSE-.SHOE NAILS, manufactured by the AmericanHorse Nail Company of Providai re, r. 1 from tbe beat qualityNoiway Iron, and aold hy n*. their only Agents.1 he reputation of the*- Nail* has now Income verv favor¬

ably eelaldiahed, and the demand for them I* constantly in-paagatjg,They are packed in keg. of 2T>, .VI and 100 lb each.Sir."*, 5, o, 7, g, 9, lo

BUSSING, CROCKER A DODOE._No. 32 Cllff-st., New-York.

HAMMERED SALISBURY IRON.From coldblast charcoal Pig, and wholly worked in charcoal Is ofextrscrdtbdv strength and quality. On bend J to 4 ioebe*.quaie. Oiher size* made to order. JOHN W. IgUINCY, No.98 Will.*: *. Ageut of the Napanoch Iron Co.

HUDSON PIQ IRON is excellent for Founderyend Forge purpose*. The No 1 Extra i. warran*ad lo mixore scrap and to be euperiir for all purposes to any Scotch Pig.

JOHN W. UUINCY, No. 98 William *t, Agent for the HudsonItou Corrrpany.

AMES & FOV SHOVELS »nd SPADES.e -For Mle by JOHN W. QUINCV, No. 98 William .t.o

R B M O V A L . .THOMAS DOUGLASS,AOEtsT FOR BEES BRACB,

Commiaaiou MerchantManufacturer

and Wboleiale Dealer ia every description ofAMERICAN HARDWARE.

No. 83 Beekman-st , New Yoik.

PELTER, ANTIMONY, BANCA TIN, CUTNAILS, for sale bv JOHN W. QUINCT. No. 98 William atS

THOMAS PIG IRON.Soft. free, itronc aud awarranted tnhetitute for Scotch PigJOHN W. QUINCY. No.94WUIsam.et.

-tnmllore.

COTTAGE and ENAMELED FURNITURE.r leg. nt well made .uite», a* low a* 015, at the inanefactory No. t34 Broadway, belcw Bleecker ft,

GAS-HEATERS or NURSE LAMPS..W. F. SHAWS PATENT, Botton. Mates.TS cents each, at retail.

Atmcwpheric Air and Illuminating Ga* uaed a* fuel, to eecareleady means of heating a small ipiantity of w.ter. one piut

eiU boil in five minute* Place lb- Heater over any bat wiog or¦a f#* gs. bun er. the air flows kg at the bottom, and ooi:n.le*^ithtbegi»; iftite this on the Hp of the gauge *mfece andvi-u peodtife intense heat and b'tie flame, which i* rarroirjidedby a flnely perforated tin cylinder, by which tae tiame ar>l pro¬duct* of combuMion are «applied with atmospheric air at a veryhigh temperature, necemary for a complete chemical aaiou orperfect combuetiou of tbe mixed gave Witboat this surrouniiugnertoiaxsd metal, they fb.m not only noxious odor*, bat thosedeadly poisoD*. fomic acid end eJdeayde. As the appvretua itcorttructed by me, the moot sensitive test* cannot detect theirrreaeue. In communication* from Prof. A. A- Have*. J. M,VVighfTben. esq., and other *cientific gentlemeu tbe aheenee atattributed wbollv to .urrcanding tbe wire gauge aurfaoa with

Erforated m*tal. Inqair* for SHAW'S Pa 11 NT GAS-EATER. M> name, end date of Patent, I* stamped oa eachone. Kor .*.'«, at whole*.!* and retail, hvw F. Shaw A Co Boeton, ktist, No. 171 Waahugton *CComehes Biker k Co., Phaadaiphia, PeTaylor k HodgetU, No. (." Beekmao .»., N. T.L.laire 1 Grt>*yean, No. te Beekmanen, N. T.

..A.'-a, at i.tail bt all the prte.r pal House Furnishi'J aad Gas-FiAture FatahUehmaeU in I he State* W. F 811 AW fe Co.

it .j i I.. a great aariety of RVll RE. ail patterns«cd colon, and elehnreiety decorated m ludviwi, figure* «odfloweia. »i Hi* Manefectoiv Wicnomi, No* V, and 4« Woe*irr «I , betwe. a Broane and favrBBal ..<

EARTHENWARE tod CHINA . ISO cratedBo. t«'e " r-ydei barn ehep* White Otauite.!.« rrales Coc moa Goad*a*rra«ee, mi hand ar d meile to order oo the tL .ru'. oot.re Alao,twr art* of Rosewood Parlor Furniture la rntneori plash. X peratari lower than any other house in N-w-Torfc.

WM. PERRY. No 1TI Centre atnear the corner of Canal.

SPLENDID m'lTES ofENAMELED FUENI-ÖTT'R)". Wh'.e-aleend RaB*».

W AR REN U ARU. No. 3? Can*; r.

TnE PATENT DOUBLE ICE PITCHERS .When Woodworth »eng ao rweer!» to Braise of " the oldbairn i rket," It was hefoce the iara'ot modare inventions.Mow. the people har* " kicked the hacker." and drswwater from their wetl* with a chair.. To th a of chaining upthe water In this land of liherty' We mar ret read of

" The beautiful chain, the troo linaed chain.The iu.c plated chain that rerolees in the well."

The thirstj citixens aus', obtain their suppliee of wenr throughthe ur.der«ronnd proeeea, and withal so warm as to require iceto mako it peiatahle welch leads to e demand for Pit.-hers thatwill contain the ice a Iota time betöre it melt*. That demandeen be supplied at the well known stand at the foot of John at.Plated and Brttaonle Doable ICE PITCHFR4 from BSBj . **>fur aale at Noe. 4 end .. Barliua slip. by LI cu 4 h ART

Prn °3oous-

BLANKETS..BOO raae>a ribbon-bound FamilyBLANKETS, from cradle mm U> 114. and ol various qeali-tiers 1 together with Negro. Indie*, and Hone Blanket* from tbaRochdale and (leg ic Mills Will be sold low.

N AVSMITH A Co.. AsecU. No. 71 Broadway.

CLARK" SPOOL COTTON.For It* Strength. Bmoo»hne*» aol Elasticity obtained a

PRIZE MEDAL at the OR EAT PARIS EXHIBITION oflSAf. All numbers and assortments received regu.arir and forgale by OKORUE A. CLARE, No. 52 Dey tX.

CLARK'SSPOOL

_COTTON.FINE PLANKETS..Frein invoice* of the beatqualitiee. tor aale by NESMITHBCo.,No. Tl Broadway.FINE BROWN GOODS..600 bale* Rocking-bam, iiopa and other makers for sale bvN'.SMITH A Co., He. Tl Broadsea*.

ANTEAUX DE VOYAGE;°rATRAVELING (LOA KB.OEOROE A HF.ARN.

N>. t- Bmedtrey.

AVELINO CLOAKS..jamks ÄTheARN,

No. 77.5 BKOADWAV,Abo\e Ninth st.

HIITEROCK MANITACTURING Co.'aBLEACHED GOODS, for aale by

M - M ITH 1 Co., Bole Agent*.

M

Wfaints, ©üb, ©läse, &t.

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL.Very pure, burns brightly snd as long as sperm, and nevercrusts the wirk; being free from gum, it la rery gupen>r formachinery. Also,COBt'RN'S PI.'RE TALLOW OIL. superior for burning,

will eland col,'.er weather, aid will outwear th* beat spawn oiLBerielslW lo 40 gallons. Only Agent

JOHN W. QCINCY, No. H WUIUmgt.

IE BRECKENRIIXJE COAL and OILCOMPANY are now prepared Bo *uppl* COAL OIL* at

their Manufactory, et Cloverport, Kentucky, consisting of LI'-BRICATING OIL, BL'RNINO OIL. BEN/OLE, end CHL'UECOAL OIL Particalare furniahed at rhe Company's Omca,corner of Wallet, and Broadway, New-York; or on application

to J. A W. CAIRNS, i verport. Ry.

ITJatcljfe, JcwR.rn, &t-

JEWELRY and DIAMONDS VERY LOW..The subscriber, for the last eighteen year* in business iaWall at., i* selUng ell descriptions of fine (.old, Diamond, andall other k nda of Jewelry, at wboleeale and retail, at much leasthan the usual price*.L»iB>t' l- .tit .1 Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Carbuncla and

Pearl set Ear rings, Pins and Bracelets in each,boxes.?» *0to BIOS 00Ladas' Pine, Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl and Carbun¬cle.*2 50 to *>30 M each.Lades' Ear-rings, Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl, Carbun¬

cle, *r.........?2 .V) to BS 00 eech.Gold Guard K-vs, Fob Keys ami Meats. ..B] 50 to s>25 00 ea. hGold Pens aridPencil.*S 00 to 015 00 each.Gold PeiK-ilr.+ 1 Qfl to *7 06 each.I.a 'iea' Porte-moiitiaies.*>l 'A to 015 09 each.Gold ('roe*a and Necklaces.| i 00 to »17 00 each.Gobi and Stone Sleeve Buttons and Studs. i>i 00 to + 00 a set.(.old Spectacles and Eye (Basses.Bl 75 to *>in 00Diamond Ear-Rfnga, Pins,Finger-Rings A Crosses. + 00 to a)50BGold Armlets, Scarf Pins and Silver ThimWea.37 cts. to * It 00

GEORGE C ALLEN, ImporterOf Watches and Jewelry, wholesale aud retaQ, No, 11 Weil¬

st., second floor, near Broadway, up stairs.

(TopartntToljip Notices.

DISSOLUTION..Notice i« hereby given thatthe Copartnership heretofore existing between tae under¬signed, uuder the firm ot 8LOTE A JANES, is diaaoved.Either patty is authorised to settle the buaineas of the eonosam..Dated July 1, 185ti. 11;Mt V L. HLOTK.JONATHAN JANES.

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LIMITED rARTNKRSHIP..Motice ks hereby gtren thatthe uidetMSLcd, eccording to-the provisions of the RevisedStatute* ol the Ptatg of few Ycrk, have formed a li".par-tenabip, and that the name or lirm under which su:h partnerabip is to be conducted is SLoTE A JANES; that the g-uersinaltreof the business intended to he transacted is the msrjra-fecturuig and Sellin« of BLANK BOOKS' and STATIONERY ;that the name of the general partners interacted therein areIIFNRY L. SLOTE. who resides in the Ciry of New York, kathe State of New York, and JONATHAN JaNES. wbe residesin the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and St*'* of New-York aforesaid: that 'be name ot tbo special partner interestedtherein i* WILLIAM H U r lib tvbo retidei in the City ofNew York. State of New-York; tiiat the amount of capitalwhich the said special partner has . >HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THISDAY declared a DIVIDEND oi ElUHT PER CENT ou

of tbe profit* of the last six month*, eatable to the Itoi kholderoudenntiJ._R. O. OLOVER, Secretary.

D'

^

Oiricr ot CosTi.M.\rm ls.iM.vit Co

rpiIE Pireetors of this Company have thi*A dav declared a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDKND ot V]\ V.Vi R CENT and an EXTRA DIVIDEND ,t FOURTEENPER ( ENT payable to the Stockholder* or their legal r .pro.entetive* on ami after the l>n iust , until which time thetianil-r bo b-are tluted. OEO. T. ID)PF, Seci'tiry

Omer or the Wixdsob Mimvo Comfast )No 6.'. Wall st N. Y July 3, 185C. J

AN ASSESSMENT of ONE POLLAR has beonlevied on each ahare of Wock of the WINDSOR MININOCOMPANY, payable to tbe Treaaurer, at thi* office, ou the1st day of August next.

B y order of the Director*,_NATHANIEL UAYDEN, Treaenrar,

Prortr s Fiat IftwaAVCI Co.,)»,» _

Ni.w fotx June >», I85ri. 1T an ELECTION held j.me 17, 1h66, tbo fol-lowmg genUemen were elected Direewr. «f thi* Couipanr

rei thi eaeutag year:DIRECTORS.

Blehard Varick. Oavlord 8 Hubbell, William M Wüsea.D. Jack.on Steward, Jam et S Brouwer, Abrahtm LegttttFreeman Campbell, Jotham C Maoker, Lyman ChapiSBemud Btrdsell, Solomon Banta, John W. Lewi*,Edward L. Lynch, Oeorg* Werner, Thomi* WUliamjPeter R Christie, William Moir. Edward P ClarkJames S. Lew». Edward D Netten, Mortimer BrownCortteliu* Stephens. Matthias Clark, Philip A BoneaieelSimon Shindler, Christopher Owyer, Alfred Ba/uioreWro. p Waahbura, John M.merpenny. CharletH Mcfa'tyr*.Joan P. kelvertoq, George D Crtgin, Dtt'.d F. BakerOideon DeAngelit, Mathia* Bb tdtatwid.At a subsequent meeting of »he Board RH HARD VARICK

esq., wa* unaaioaoualy re-eiee-

r»reT.tared, by thai Compeny. mav.at any ttnae. rurreader «ochoi.Iiratton» to thin Company, in turn* not !ee» taae on* th an-inni. pajsble ou and after MONDAY, the 21«' inst.All interest will be cred.'rd to depositois as principal.1h» Bank is opeu from 10 to 2 o'clock,and on Tuesday,Thurs¬

day and Saturdav Evenings from5 to 7 o'clock.MOSES EL OR1NNKLL, Preaideut.A*0S( w Wnwtl, Secretary.

Bask DariarMKaT, Albany, July II, lAw,JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant toI the Statute in such case mile .ml provided, that ail the

gfianUting notes iseued to S I, BANKS, an individual Banker,jPlHENIX BANK OF BAINBRIDOE.) must be presented atthe Office of the Superintendent of the Rankine Department ofthe Stale of New-iork for payment within two years from thedate hereof, or the funds deposited for the redemption of thegireulatirig notes issued ro the said Banker will be given ap.

Jyl * lawTyF M. SCUOONMAKER, Superintendent.

S~ÄVINGS BANK..INSTITL'TION for theSA\ INOSot MERCH.VNThV CLERKS and OTHERS.No. M6 Broadwav, opposite 8t. Nicholas Hotel.

All moneys deposited on or b fore TUESDAY, July 15, wrlBdraw intereet tbe same as if deposited 1st July.Bank open daUy frum 10 to 2 o'cloek. and on TUESDAY,

THURsBAY, and SATURDAY from 5 to 7 o'clock p. m.MOSES U (/it INN Ei.I.. President

Am.ru WaBNES, Serietary.

ROSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, No. *r>I 3d-av ,one door above 2lst-st, Open daily lo De post tort from IIa. m. to 2 p m, and WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from5 to 8 p ni. Depoeits made in this Bank on or before the 15tttof JuJy will draw interest from tbe letWILLIAM Ii. PLATT, President.

JAMES R. REELER, Vice President.H. Looraoaaow, Secretary.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 9»3l Warren St., near Oreenarich..Open daily, from 1" a. m. to

t p Bi., and Irom 4 to 7 p. m ,ou Mondays, Thoredays and Sataz-interest at six per cent on all.um. from 91 to e *st.

All deposit, mad-. fn Ti. the nutVaaoraaiLT L. flan s Secretary

eposits msde on or bwbVs the 12th of July arill take inter.st frcrn the first. WALTER W. CONCKLIN, President,

Bans. DrrtaTvtr.nt, State or Nrw You )I alsa.v. July 5. ia>i IrPHE BANK of LANSINGBURGH has this

a, **^$mimm 'hli^ffi.ne lf"? I' S,«?°,TP« 8tot.one,r Book-pn^,arry3i : I'ilatka. «>a». i

FOR CHARLESTON aud FLORIDA.SEM7-WEKKLY I'NirEr STATES MAfI. LINK .Tba aewand iu«Auiticent at«am*hi|> JAMES AUuRft Cape, &

C.

Turner. < ommai der, will leave Pier No. I, Nortn Illver, oaSAT¬

URDAY, July 13 at 4 o'clock a. w. prwciaely Eue Kreter*eppU ou board, where all Bill*of l.admr a.!i b« atetwad,

and AwPa«Mi* at the Office of 8POKEORD Til, ESTON k Co.,Nm.%) Broailwey. The favorite (teamer CAROLINA bevine;

ra-

.omed her reealer tripe to varino* lemliaa* en the St. JoAaraRiver, Morula, will conaert with the New-York ateamera andleave Cbailectoa every TCESHA Y at i o'clock p. m. TkeoaAetjticket* to Jackaoaville. *>3I, to PUetke, .>».

FOR BREMEY'rTr SOlfTHAMITON.Tie»I nited State* Mall Steamahip HERMANN, K. Idxeloe,Commander. WÜ1 aail for BREMEN, touchlnf at SOUTH¬AMPTON to lead the mail* and Mxaenaer* for attvelaud and Eranee. on SATURHAY, July £ at Uo'elookea.,lroa> Piei No. 37. North River,rail k or raa*aes raoit me vou to

«h riu»rr.ii amleewre.

In Plrat Cabin. Main Saloou.«19)In Km .t Calila, Lower Salooa. It*)le Second Cebta.. 4*

Au expeneaced Sureeon it attni-he.1 to each aleauier Hpeete)lelirered in Havre or Lurnlon. No parrel* received nri the degrof eailiri«. All letter* maai p**e thmufh tb« Po*r Ofhoe. FafPaene«1' or Freight, apply to C. H. SAND. Agent,No. II Booth U Hi* new.The «reamer WASHINGTON will eucceed the HERMANN,

end **il Aagaet 9.

1MIE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL l/!JTt%ED STATES MAIL STEAMERS..The ehipe agayaayjatof_thl* line are:The ATLANTIC, Cent. OI'vee PlldrldgeiThe BALTIC, Cent. JoaepH Com'tock:The ADRIATIC, Capt. Jame* WeatTbe«e chip* have lieeu built by contract eepreeely for tike ayg*>

eennientaerrice, every care ha* been token In their eerjetraaeAM.a* alto in their engine*, to inture «treogth end tpoeJ, and taaafeecomtnodation* for paaaenger* are uneoualed for nhgtiane mmWeomfort.

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Free of peaaage from New York to Liverpool, In rirat iibAe. ISO in «ecoiid do , t)7V From Liverpool to New Tor* Bend 2ii t.iMiea*. An eiperienced enrgeen attacbe.1 to eech eLha.¦to hertb* can be eecured until paid for. The ahlp* of Uiu ILnehave Iniproved water tight bulkhead*, and to avoid d.tager frueake, will not cro** the Bank* uorth ot U degreee until aAar ttiefl»*t ot Auguat,

PROPOSED DAT4C8 OP 8AIMN0.renn mkw-vork. reoM livbipooi.

SATURDAY -e*«wvaweyaa,

.jjM.8ATURDAYt...Oec. 6, i:>«., w e.u.ir.Mra I.. wee- iv, latJa.BAT t R1» A Y.... Dec 20,1AV1. WEDNESDAY.. Dee. M, lH'ai

v.,r Bma2* nr nutate aonlv toLIN8, No. M Wall-et., M. T.

For freight or pateage. apply ¦»EDWARD K. COLr.liwAHij rv rtllitiiwet wn\ mm ttmi iBROWN. SHIPLEY A Co., Liverpool.STEPHEN KENNARD A Co.,

No. 27 A int... Friere, f,<B. O. WAINWRIGHT A Co., Parle.

The owner* of tbeae *h