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l3l sos
Coal transported to June l0th 1913, ...... 1929

Increase this year., ............... 81, 3l5 rs
An occurred in the quantity OF coal transported
on the railroad which has been corrected this week
Vessels TO Eastern ports remain Philadelphia
and the rates to BostontSl 81 Providence 81 ~
York 81 to "a; Baltimore 10.
White ash lump is selling board at &c. and red ash
SO 49, cash; broken and egg 25 cents per ton higher
Freighs to.Phadelpha by canal 81 20; New York 81
rs 81 So By railroad toll and freight 81 10 per ton
to Richmond.
SHIPMENTS THE WEEK ENDING ON THURSDAY EVENING
BY Canal BY Railroad
Potts lie aud r. Carbon 1913 Schuylk Haven 579t IS
Schuv kill Haven.. 1883 90 Pottsve, 33t8 16
Little Scbuykill,.. -. 1923 20 -
Per last report.... 90,7tl 90 0,l4O IA
Per last report. l284l7 O6
1851 03
Aggregate. 1877 $50 90
1902 81 03
Aggregate, -. 2iO, 1879 %
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PiCTUkh. GALLERY:
go - Br2edway opposite the City Hall, ,,,,
Mh. II. BENNETT,... 1900. MANAVEE.
GIANT BOY-l6 YEARS OLD, SEVEN FEET HIGH :.
DIVARFi
THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM THUMB !!
GIANTESs, Elk FEET SIX
TWELVE PERFOR EkS!
AL. FOR ONE SHILLING
The celebrated POKER MANIA by the ORPHAN FAMILY .
The al POKER DANCE; esch performer being supplied
with a red hot
Engagement Of
- MONS; AND MADEMOSELLE CHECklNi,
Who with the assistance Of Ballet Corps will introduce
GRAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
COpssng Of of Dances serious and grotsque The
performance conclude with a
COMIC TABLEAUX BY THE WHOLE COMPANY.
MR. WlNCHELL
Mr.. n. CONOVEh, the Modern Proteus,
Mr. w, CONOVtR, the Come Singer,
Miss ROSALIE CLINE the accomplished SOpgstress
and Dan.euss, LA PETITE ARMEE, pupil Of Mons.
Cheekini, and Ia Petit. FL OlSE CHECKINL
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY;
Or, Penny-beg Minstrcls
Who higher and lower than meiodsts Anne
Of them stands feet HIGH twenty
inches.
Afternoon Performances Wedne and SATURDAYS
Noclock for the Of the day vsites
charge perform.nces To evening 81
O'Clock. Admission shilling.
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New Stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots continue in moderate demand, hut prices
are very unsettled We quote 81 ls2 25 Pearls
dull at 81 60
BEEswAx-There is very,little doing in this article
Prime northern yellow sells wanted for export 80
cents
CoTroN-The unavorabe accounts from England per
Independence with the near approach of the steamers
has caused cessation of operations in the cotton
market The sales less than 500 bales without change
in price. Freghts to Liverpool taken at Id. for
square.
FLoUR-Agan this market has been quiet Genesee're
mains at 81 80 4 90. We learn from Livingston & Co.
that the imports at Buffalo reach higher figure that
before exhibited Received to the 18th instant very
900 bushels wheat and 900 barrels -four against
900 bushels wheat and 2 900 barrels -four Of last
year to the period The exports by the canal
the LIST instant are l42 900 bushels wheat and bar
res -four.
The following is the statement Of breadstus received
at Albany from the of navigation the
close OF the second week Of June in ls4s and ls44
Canal open. May LIST April Is.
Flour, bbls. ........ 197955 1893
Wheat, bush. ........ 1882 So 22l
Corn, .......... 1882 1922
Barley, .......... 1924 $685.
HAY-Common qualities North river bale sells at 80
33c. The demand is very limited. The receipts quite
large and the stock daily Increasing
WHSKEY---Drudge casks are in very limited request
and continue to quote 23c Prison barrels very
inactive at former prices.
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Coal Trade.

Coal Trade.
The shipments Of Coal this week. says the Pottsville
Journal OF the 10Th instant do vary from those
OF last week On the railroad there is slight increase
The shipments from the Lehgh region up to the LIST in
slant, amount to &c asa tons.
The business on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
for the week ending June 9Th, ls44, follows
Tons
Coal transported. Observation-Disclosures. 90S5 %
Previously this year.. ........ 1875 1913 90
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ERlAL GARDEN.
AND Pc RIP E T VAL FAIh,
Corner of Broadway and Ann street.
r. I. BARNUM.......... PROPRIETOR.
+. HITCHCOCK. $500. MANAGER.
Wednesday, June 10, 1874.
MANAGERS BENEFIT!!,
GRAND PERI ORMANCES
At halfpast in tina afternoon and quarter before in the
THE INFANT SISTER.
Will make her first appearance Anne lea to-day
two 3th isyorIte Songs, aud Highland Pas
Are TO be day from 10 O'Clock A. NJ till z. M,
from Q till 5x, and from till 10 o'clock. + M
ORPHAN FAMILY OF VOCALISrS
Wha appear in and Original Songs.
At the close ofeach performance there will be- rand display
of Fire Works, Balloon Ascensons, &c.
o. Admission TO the whole ~ centschildren under
years, half price, fel6
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Liverpool Cotton Market.


LIVERPOOL, May 81, 1874.
We continue to have a miserable cotton market; the
sales Saturday 500, yesterday 600. To-day
opens heavily Prices are per pound down since 18th
instant. Yours respectfully,
JOHN j. McBRIpE
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S27,673,O4s u
Expenditures.
Ordinary, up to June l, 1874, SIS, AGO, 81
Estimated for June, l,sOO 900
s2o,aso,s7l 90

Balance Of Receipts, July l, 1884,. 74l2677 ~
The estimate of the Secretary of the Treasury for the
fiscal year June &c. 1884, differs from the above about
thirteen and half millions OF doars-an amount exceed
ing more than half of the total expenditures the year
The estimate of the Secretary showed deficiency at
the end OF the year of So 6IO instead of which we
actually have surplus of $7,42677. We annex the es
innate Of the Treasury Department, made in the early
part of the late session of Congress.
ESTIMATE THE REVENUES AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE
Fiscal YEAR ENDING JUNE 80, 1874
Receipts. Erpendityys
Customs Sl7 227a Ordinary Civil List &C., S. 294
LANDS, Sa55IO Military, Naval, &c, l9,S ASS
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Balance, January /, 1916. ............. 81 500 $50
This estimate comes from the finance committee and is
undoubtedly made from better materials than the
tary Of the Treasury used in his estimates but differ
from this in the estimates for the last six months of this
year The revenue from customs up July 1884, amounts
to bS92i9, which is derived from very large impor.
taon and the for the last six months is put down
at which undoubtedly Is too large The fall i'm
potatons very seldom amount to anything like those for
the prn in the most prosperous years This year. par
tcuarly, think they will fall far short The large i'm
poatons have placed the balance Of trade aa,ins,
u.s. and shipments of specie already from
the very high rates ruling for exchange This may limit
the orders for fall that going forward and ma
terially reduce the imports until another spring Should
these operate anticipate, the revenue will
below the estimates. The stock Of imported goods
for several years been very small but the i'm:
is have IN great supplied the demand, which
not TOR the present at least be- great has been
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Total, Sl9,37S,l42
',i41 $25,5SO, 1872
Deduct total receipts. 10, 37s, l42

Estimated deficiency June 80, 1874. e2o2 $40
Actual surplus June 80, 1884, ......... 74l2 677
Diff between the actual and estimated returns
We here see what data the official estimates are made
and how little knowledge government officers really pos.
ssss of the movements otrade and financial matters The
total revenue from customs is put down by Secretary
at while the actual receipts up to June are
$751; and the estimated receipts June 81 OOO
making 53l-a difference of more than eight mil
lions Nearly the difference has occurred in the es.
innate Of the expenditures There is very little reliance
to be placed official estimates of any kind they are
not made up from the proper data Instead of basng
estimates of from the state of the
rency and the probable bank movements for the time in
cluded in the estimate should think they were formed
out OF what might be called whole elohtha is jumped
at without any calculations The actual and estimated
receipts for the calendar year 1874 show more
oabe statement than that for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1913.
RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR IA
Fret Sir Months, ending June 80, ls44-.qetuaL
Total receipts from Customs. ..Sl559S 266
Do do Lands. .......... $50 9S3
SIG $50 249
Ordinary expenses Tor the same period TO- 500
EXCESS Of receipts July LIST, 1874. ..... $500 72O
Second sn Mos ending Dec. 81, ls44-Estima,ed.
Total receipts from Customs. =. :. $4,000 800
DO. do. Lands S0O0O0
Sl4sOOOOo
Ordinary expenses for same period, IL 900
- $500 900
Excess Of receipts for the year 1874. . 3d. 100
From this surplus deduct
Debt falling due Jan. l, lS45. SIS 672 976
Treas. Notes outstanding Jan. !, IA. 2374lsl
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GRAND FISHING AND OTHER EXCURSIONS.
<6 - The Steamboat THOMAS SALMOND,
cap si9 VI i shslt1. win % the Ei.6
DAYS Wednesday. Jhusdsys and trid.ys Places Of
Brooklyn Pike street, "a Pier No /, N. r., ~ and
Fort Hamilton each allowing time visit the Forthca
and acd the places Chambermaid
attendance. hand Of will accompany the daily
provides lines small charge-bat furnished gratis
Those who bring boats bring them PIER No North
River No charge for towing Dinner refreshments on
board Fare for the Excur.ion 50 cents.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSIONS for Chill
den F,me od Schools to Fort Hamilton and Lower Bay.
street, At p NJ Canal street II Cahsrne Ferry Brook
lyn, "a Pike street, ~ and Pier No ~ X q Returning
nd the place Chambermaids attendance Re
treatments board Fare for the uon only ONE sIL-
LING
SUNDAY FXCURSIONS TO TURTLE, BAY.
CHELLE-eysry Sunday durog the season Leaving Amos
stnetat9 a; Vi Canal street % Pier No. North River
2 Cathari1e Ferry ssr,oklyr ~ PIKE street s9d d.
land az the places Refreshments board Fare each
way Is cents.
NoTcE-The subscriber who has chartered this boat 10
alone responsible for ali bills and debts her
the present the sixh Of
ntXt uuless by written order from Car: w r. Schultz
HENRY T. RIELLe
JUNK 49, 1874. je 1917 rs m O.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
OPEN FOR THE SUMNER SEASON


The eatsranr%ss will be under the ,Ole direction of
THIS EVENING. june 10Th. 'sai, viii be produced
the la1ghsSls farce called the
Dick. Mr. Mitchell DR. Mulgeat, Nicknson
After which an e p AgpIep9, Basatelle called
Jenny, Holland Laura Darlington, Miss Taylor
An ntermssou of twenty between the Vaudeville and
extravaganza
To conclude with, sth time, the Extravaganza, called
Or night with the Forty Thieves
Machinery Mr. BuIp n; r,opsIss.; Mr. Roberts.
the direction of MI C6RBYN Treasurer to the Com
Police officers will be attendance and the utmost
care will be taken MAINTAIN order and decorum, and all
proper persons will be strictly excluded.
evening. ..
No ,os G.rS%TISCKETs FIFTY CENTs-I
Of weather. the Grand Entrance from Broadway the
loon i. protected and the Ne~ Saloon which Ventilated
from the top and de. can be enclosed at moments notice
vAUxHALL.
A'1s rHs kvE % sas' %a ss'Ts. Mr. ~'''
The performance will commence with the favore comic
LOVE iiSf 4 VIE VILLAGE.
Hawthorn, MIR Walcott Rosetta. Mrs Tml
H''"'''" A hS e01 TE fs Tf'A dance by
After which, f6E 81 lsSSsasl. IA Farce called
&c No r xtponemens account If tn, weather.
KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE,
81 BoWERY.
h RG. Mr. fssss F f NJ NJ Wants Wants
BENEFIT OF H. w RUGGLES.
WEDNESDAY YA TX fX s" oN 'f @ be 's''"'
Trials Of strength Sc.
KE SnPtJ e iPr MiSs Tlsh tGs
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

IMMENSE ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK
TAlS EVENING June 10Th, and Evening during the
week
The Necroua lancer of the 10Th Century. Mr.. SUTTON.
will introduce a variety OF Mageaip Mechanical and Mag
Experiments of Ventriloqu-m aud conclude
his positively pnryalled performances with trick that
shall astonsh ALL The supendous and marvellous Cold
Water Trick will be shown each See wood and
small bills
Doors open at halipast Curtain o'clock Lower
Boxes so Upper do IS Pit 2 Private Boxes 50
an 81 families. usual.
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ADJUSTMENTS
PARK THEATRE.

FhItA IIIEHIHN1&s
Boxes 80 cents PITT % cent. 'iaefy i2's cents
BENEFIT OF MISS J TUkNBULL.
THIS EVENING, Jup- 18th will b. performed new dra-
called THE DEVILS IN II
After which the face o { BAABOOZLlNG.
After which Pas d. DeuY Arsgouas Ia Sota by Mr. Wells
and Miss J. JuIubull.
To conclude with kORTUNIO!
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes % Cents Pit..- l2f Gents
THIS EVENING. June 18TH commence wi h MOBB
THE OUTLAW-yem Twcher, alias Mons. James,
John Seton; Nlobb MIR Stevens; Agatha Mrs Greene
Aiter which variety OF Songs and Dances.
Toscoae iudewith the DR. .uIa of THE SOMNAM sULIST
Col: Rosambet Mr. r.. 5 Conner; Ernssteue, Mrs Nc
Clure Madame Gertrude Miss Reynolds.
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MIR. DEMPSTER'S VOCAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS CONTINUED

MR.. DEMPSTER'S VOCAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS CONTINUED.
N. y SOCIETY LIBRARY.
BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS.
MIR DEMPSTER has the honor to announce, that in
M of the favorable his Ballad Sorees
have with from highly intelligent and bic auden
he induced them the place for three
Evenings Of his week, viz "Wednesday FRIDAY Saur
day 2t and 22d June when he will sing choice and
his particular. of which will be made
known in Bills be- had at the Music Stores at the Socie
~ Library.
A change Of Programme every evening,
Tickets Fifty Cents, be ad doos. Doors at
ma. past seven TO commence at eight O'Clock.
Mr. Dempster will Vocal Entertainment at the Brook
Iva Institute (late Lyceun) tomorrow Thursday Evening
je8tffc
THE IOWAS ARE STILL AT HOBOKEN
OWING to the great manifested by the New York
public to these noble specimens II the uncivized lnd
had for display OF their performances they have been
induced proong their Hoboken for week
They will remain there encamped until next Tuesday June
25h and while there will perfect lac sme OF indian
life the forest by Performance their various chasacesc
Dances Rites eremohes, &c bewsei the hours OF four
aud sy 10 the afternoon; varying their performances every day
the number of those whose portraits mmorslized by Cat
lin who also makes worthy mention of this Chief IN hrs work
the Aborgines.
Newmonya (Walk in the Rain the third Chief Of the Ma
tiou and monty yah, (Geat Medicine also belong
delegation and have where attracted
These warriors are on their Europe from their hunt
The reyboas from Barclay Canal and Christopher
land within 100 yards OF their encampmsnt
The Exhibition s free Jel8 lWsrc
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CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
FROM as BOWERY NJ

LNOR the cure OCOughs, colds asthma, whoopng couoh
calhrh pains in the side and breast Bronchitis Liver
complaints, and all those affections OF the throat and lungs
wch are source Of much suffering and often ter
inmate IN consumption This remedy is Justly and high
distinguished II purely vegetable mild and gentle
III 's effects upon the system and be taken in the
os dechle cases with safety wellas uiility So ex
iesVel has been used, and so often proved
even III extreme and apparently almost hopeless
Oy as palliative but Ms remedy that the propretor
reels no hesancy IN Introducing and recommending il IN
all VINO unfortunately may have occasion to resort IN
some means for recovery.
Pysic familiar with its effects and aware or IN,
healing properties OF this vegetable preparntion mi nm
frequently rescrb in their practice and with the med
zeal faculty generally, 1t has with more tina ordinary
appreciation. ' ~
Certificates from the highest and most
ces' o persons VINO nave either been greatly relieved bv
u, or entirely recovered from affections of The limos and
'tr, could be furnished in abundance but we not
necessary to publish thc the medicine is so penerv
KNOW throughout the country, to be the best medicine in
use tor diseases Of the lungs and liver "
For common cold aud cough this is one of the verv
hest remedies ever discovered '
~ H. There Is spurious and counterfeit article aHoot
ana ltly lnlrodnced into tins place Therefore be care
mi to get the eenune,whch is from 375 Bower, n York
ANA see that the new steel plate label the bottom to
prevent cOunleretis. ~
'+'FoR SALE by S. j ALLEN, Woodstocki Gen r.
M0ult0n, l'ridgewater DOwncr Neyns Fish Ro,eI,on
r. T. brooks. Hartford; A, d H. Wnrdner Windsor; NJ A.
- Mathews PitSfrld Nilas Burbank and Clark Coins
M"ntpcllcr Moses Morse, Johnson; Morrill, Young A en-
Slrhl"rdi u, d, Morgan CO., Warren; r. d j. NJ Rich
'rlNon, Wa>lrld l7O.Iy ""
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New SlOre-Ncw Firln-Ncw Goods.
EsEsENSHaAID 4 BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS no
PANCBORN q BRINSMAID,
BURLINGTON, W.,

4 RE prepared TO sell at the lowest Boston or New
"a York prices nj wholesale retail Watches Clocks
JemSry, German silver, plated. britannia and other
Metal Goods, Gold Thimbes, Spectnces Chains, Rings,
Pins, BrO0cles and all goods in the nc aud besides the
finest description of Goods krrping great yare
~ oi Goods az Wholesale to supply Pcdnrs or Others to
sell again, and invite calls aud orders from abroad
assuring customers that they will find the Goods low and
Ol The quality they ARE sold for.
We import Goods or buy them wherever we can get
them To advantage, and shall sell that we can give Gus
toners satisfaction.
Orders from Distance attended to prompilv and ms
good bargains given ny the least, ns by persunn np
plicntiOn. Clocks Watches by the Boy or single
We are agents FIR the Diamond pointed Gold Pens Fly
Nets for Horses and MorrsOn's Pills.
We have Willow Ware, Combs, brushes, IIousekeep.
Ing Articles Rmos, and other Cutlery Communion Fur.
nilure, Fishing Tackle, Baskets stocks, scars Collars
Suspenlcrs, &c.
We have Dressing Cases Work Boxes Musical instru-
menis Bass and Donhe l!ss Vins, MelOdlins and most
smaller instruments and Musical Merchandise.
In short We wOnld just say that we have very extern
sive aud varied assortment of american English Gernan
and Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and we are fully
aware that the to sell them is 10 put them low that
BOstOnO or New York will not he more favorable place 10
buv them We buy for Cash, and sell r cash Our GUS
toners buy cheap here other nuce any
chooses to send us the cash TOR Il gold or silver
Watch from disnnceo amy other article, and leave the
selection to they shall have article worth the money
sent nn IL il does not suit it can he exchanged Our sill:
yer Spoons made In Ullr shop.
Particular attention pnd to fine Watch repairina
BRlNsMAlD N BROTHERS.
2iO Burlington, Vermont.
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BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE
FACILITY.

hENhi IT, CilLDS, NJ. d Professor OF the Theory md
Practice Of Medicine; aud obstetrics
GILMAN kMBAlL NJ d., Professor Of the PrncnIes
hnd Practice Ut Surgery.
ALoNIo CLARK, Professor OF General and speco,
lhthologli aud MHleria Medica.
bENIAMiN PALMER, NJ. D., Professor Of ANATOMY;
md Ply histology.
CHESTER DEWY, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry, Rot.
~ ANY, mud Natural Philosophy.
HON, HENRY HUBBARD, A. NJ, Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence.
TIMOTHY Guilds, Demonstration of ANATOMY,
me annual course al lectures will commence en- the
week. '
FEESFee for all the courses oieciures ESQ., fee ,or
.noHt VINO nave attended two ;u courses inCorpOru.d
Medical schools, Slj Mariculn0n ticket sa SIN
dents who have ATTENDED courses al hi, ,tulion
WIN he required to pay only the Mnriculuun tee Grad
hoh Tee, Is Library lee, according The number ol
books taken out. "
READING TERM-In Instruction is given durip. the
whole year IN all the ranches OF Medical Science SIM
dthls Will he furnished with due supply osutjects and
good recommendations for dissection. Dali, examinations
hd rectilinns VIII be- attended, and Thesis ON some
tucdl subject VIII he expected Of each student Oncc n
lnrlnght students viii have access to the Auatomicni
Museum the Cabinet oi Minerals, and the Librar,
rec hr the whole term $40, and Tor part of the term
The fee will be in proportion.
the reading Term viii he under the direction of Prof
'hIS assisted by competent Instructors. The repulpr
ana systematic instruction here pursued, viii be o great
advantage III preparing students attendance mon The
course III public lectures.
students who propose attending the course of lectures
WIN nhu advantageous to sPendu few weeks in the Read
lng Icrm previous to the opening of the Session IN
which they will be admitted eraruitnusy.
Pitt,feld May lsii. o0s Am ''"'"''
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ON and after November list, Passenger Trans will
~ run dhliy (Snndays eNcepted in connection with The
bos'oh ANA Lowell, aud Nashua aud Lowell Railroad as
follows ' "
.eaye Boston att A. NJ. II A. NJ, and 5P.M
Leave Concord at 3-i A. NJ, Ia A. NJ, and p NJ
Trains rom intermediate places will run III i0owsyz.
Up TRAINS
Leave Lowell M ll AM, IL Ia P. NJ, and IA p NJ
Nashua nj 9 A. NJ, r, NJ, and p. NJ.
Manchester 93.i 4, NJ, 3-4 r. NJ, and 3.4 NJ
or lmmedlaty on the arrival OF the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l'2 4. NJ, II VI. and 1874 PM
Nashua nj l'2 A. NJ, ii =. NJ. and ga Pm
Lowell NJ la 4. VI, p. ". and 8 l-2 p. Me-,
or Immediately on the arrival Oi the cars from Concord
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston in sen
son Tor Passengers To take the O'Clock tram 10 New YORK
ne road connects with the Boston and Maine Rnil.
road so that Passengers MAY pass herwi> Concord liza
Yrrhl Exeter, Dover and Portland either wa, daily
SIAGtS mmrdatelS on the arrival of the frs, trnn at
nnc0rd, leave by various routes for lopknOn Newport
'mtrmon ANA Windsor for Lebanon and IAnuyrr:P,m-
oulh and nverll; Canaan aud Oriord; Meredith Bridge
GENRE llhrbnr and the White Mountains On the sec
onh dl rom Boson, Stages reach RO,Hlton Middeburv
Montpelier ANA Burlington connecting there with the
Stcnmhoa line Ia Montreal and by Stenmhont and Staes
I" o.iesnrg Stages also run from Iinverhill to Stan
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numer-
ons other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire Vermont
aud the Canmns
Stages run daily from franklin and Sandhornton to the
! o'clock train, returning after the arrival OF the second
train from Boston,
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GO. W. vANDUzEe
STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP AT his OLD
11All. OR MI

Observation-Disclosures
LIE thanks his friends for the "PERFECT RUsP
III with which they have crowded his shop during tho
past season, and rs in duty bound hereby promises TO
''BECoME ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN" AND BOYS
In making, and cutting for others make well ms fur
nlshins READY MADE all sorts OF clothing, 10 suit the
size, form, and taste OF those who want be ~ essed up
either for fashion or comfort or for both combined
READY MADE CLOTHING furnished at II little low
er rate and Of much better quality than can be hud At
any other shop in The TOWN or COUNTY.
MIR v. Is just in from THE CITY with the latest and
pest styles Tor the Fall and Winter. Call gentlemen and
examine the PREMISES.
Mr. " nds his business pressing that he cannot in
J"s'e w ls customers, spend his time in Book KEEP
iNd wherefore all pay and exchanges for work must be
at tie time the work is done. ~ ~
MIR will Keep no hook a or the first d,v
OF October next, and all unsettled accounts nreyiouS
tnat time must be closed Immediately. -
N. Is. FIRST RATE JOURNEYMAN WANTED Non
but hF first rate nerd apply. GEO. w, VANDUZEE
Woodstock, Sept. 2s, lel3. ZIG tC