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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.

an after Friday, May ist 1876 the will fol
Leave City Hall for Yorkyile, Harlem, and NJ ,rrisia
ma, at7 So, I, and II O'Clock, AN, 3H ~, and
isms Bridge, att TO- and Ii O'clock, AM.;s s and 81
TucEahoe, Hart's Corner and White Plains Il and 10
o'clock, AMI and o'clock Pm; Lsav.. Harlem and
10, TO-. s,s, s ls, and o'clock, PM; Leave William,
* sa and sN ocoek leave White Plains al and
o'clock, Ali and o'clock PM The rsiFh. train v yl
Plains o'clock in the morning On Sundays, the White
Plains Train will leave the City Hall aud 81 Nj
will leave White Plains a AM, and PM On Sundays
the Harlem and Williams Bridge Trains will be regulated
according n the of the esrher. a2a insrc
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
VOHN ROACH, OPTlCIAN, 81 NASSAU Street. ha
constantly hand the voightlander, French and Amer
will find his PREPARATION, now called Roach Quicksmf.
than mixing chemicals Cash orders the
try promptly attended o. mvS Inns
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Sales OF stocks nt Pb,,ndelnh,.

FIRsr BoARp, July l3.-l0O0 Cincinnati Water Work
Bonds %; Penna. Bank 253x; 1000 state SIS 66jx
ArIEs slLxs-sooo Ches. and Del; Canal Loan 6's 90;
5000 state So cei 1000 do do e6s Philadelphia Bank
lo7.
Sgooxp BoARp-2s Western Bank IS; 81 Farmers, and
Mechanics Bank Az North American 900 3olo STAT.
~ oep o6<, 40 do do o5h
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PHILADELPHIA. 1nlY ID.

The rain of yesterday afternoon did not con-
tnue more than twenty minutes, and was a rather
contracted affair altogether, inasmuch as it did
not extent over a tract of more than four or five
miles in width. Fortunately, our good city
CHANGED to be within the sphere of its influence,
and we stll rejoice in its results. The thermom-
eter has not ranged higher than 9lt to-day.
The gale OF wind which accompanied the rain,
caused several upsets of pleasure boats in the
Delaware, but no lives were lost though some
narrow escapes. Two boats crews were rescued
by the Jersey ferry boats; from the bottoms of the
boats 10 which they were clngng
Bonny Black Bess the fine mare whose nor.
formances in Putnam and similar pieces have
been 90 much admired, died on Saturday from
the effects OF n fall from n staging on which she
was practising or rehearsing Mr. Marshall. Of
the Walnut street. theatre, who was about bring
ing out Putnon, has another horse in training for
this piece, and the successor of Bonny Black Bess
makes his first appearance on any stage this
evening
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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of les Full
- street, New York author OF late publicaton en-
and steriiity anatomicaly physioogealy and medically
modern treatment of Syphilis, Secondary symPsoms Con
ohaa, Gleet Structures Seminal Weakness, WHITES, Moo
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last
fifteen this city, the of the above
toned diseases and his practice and long
perence investigating the pathology Of the various stue
he undertakes and radical cure His diplomas
from London Ednburg and Philadelphia sso hi, Honorary
degree from the State OF Louisiana, suspended large
frames IN his Office, 1856 Fulton street.
Persons at distance enclosing 81, have Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females
All lett prepaid and addressed Dr.. H. Faweett 100
Fulton win receive due attention. mvlS lmSv
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. iuE SILt1N FhIEND IN NEED.
BERNkTHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS, are a speedy
"A aud radical cure for Gonorrhea elect Structures ali
urehral Discharges Irritation Of the Kidneys Seminal
eakues and for all diseases ceeding from
ca passous the solitary and destructive habits Of youth
They composed euely of vegetable ingredients which
nvigorate the OF the above
ever discovered.
For sale Apothecsries Hail. as Catherne .treet-Pce
81. with directions. iva Iwsm
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Foreign IrnportntiOns.
RIO JANERo-Ship Mexican950 bags coffee Barstow &
Colo do Deming-2i30 do to order.
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oN cERrAIN IMPoRTANT MALADFs.

ON CEkTAlN IMPORTANT MALADlro
rss$.tl
ds"aG, rcd IN % volume s
son.iy By his Ie.dsaes ss New
and the vaou, diseases enIad these parrs
esag 70 the sufeer-uch weakness and init ,bty OF
the sexual from excuses or early improper hsbi
s | DsEAsE IF
are S eaa sSo
sopsu him. may dspe1a % the most
here to present to the public ths following most interesting
REMAINS 'A STRICT RE AND IT'S CURE.
This being rrry ls understood although the most fire.
much psas was taken to explain nauIs
sh , III .susay IN who
are not 10 least o it. those however ossspXins
.s @ " @
he has this aS mot K w y
that the stream Of urine should be
esea IN bad a oas BUT
s sbss sGD S and .n
pain thing directing the seao TO ,hs .ss q m
il only when inflammation happen. supsradded .nd
with regard Other effects especial. Of early c.ss: ess
than part i,e There however. s,rcums.pess
wRn @ s soss LOST
sad b. n Sa, o. Ssosx 10 other
well relate 70 tIieure in H more ana .ss 1
stage and when easily and certainly removed 1hs
THE MANNER or URINATlNq-It ha. been already
said the need be mu diminished or impsded;
s. i should nappsn after The coths. are re
DRIP or two S should a steal swy 70 as to wet s
that ts drop or yo can proceed o no othe, sa1;s what.
n TYE ySsk , s$
only by far the frequent Of Structure IL
m.s sn 'hs
it possible every how long this consus
disposed to ssciare than another n however, i should
would strengthen other suspicious Circumstance.
The EFFECT, STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
withdrawing is more certain than the effect of ssrie;Srs
this complained Of in the same degree BY every rdr.dgal
eu = gree 81 Il. sas nd
e6.ss h be active capable sd: Of ,,a
:iSsS. yilI
so poweay act. upon these So
tn: x:
SuS e. e s o % q
invariably returns ~.
to state IS generally accomplished very little time and
IN e:
dsa the hand. Of and u.
demanded months Many consult .he writer WHO
sob for .hG, only but
anxiety ior years 10 those who cannot leave homes
IL. +. has a.
] Winch f t sd to sy
II now remain, only add that the author DR. Ralph
gives his enrc attention Disorders Of The Urinary and
onerave Organs and that the treatment Of SrRIcruPs
of GRAVEL every FORM he with confidence claim
knowledge and experience not by any physcan
in this country. .
by post faithfully replied and
be addressed either 88 Greenwich boz $50 lower
Post Office.
The author formerly felt i incumbent him to give
statement Of has own medical 9ualncaons and peseated
his extended reputation this speciality" be
the barefaced claims dca titles and hospital expert
Of certain class Of people. become mark OF the i'm
pudent pretender. jy3
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FOR SALE,
W n I.ifON q ~,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,

Wal Ii.IfO4Nl q CO.,
W FASHIONABLE HATTERS, n
- ~ Nassau street, Fulton. New York. -
THE subscribers beg to call the Of the public
the quality of their kinds Of Hats OF their
iaciue They have just received small supply Of superior
molesn used by the fashionable haters PARIS
sample OF which they will feel much pleasure showing
70 those who will favor them with cali The undersigned
do not pretend sell at 10 less than
other establishment; neither they boast having spen
did ore but they aer themselves that the quality aud
finish Of their Hats will satisfaction the prices
charged.
They have adopted the French style OF trimming the
mer hats which Is to the coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their appearance
NJ. b. WATERFRONT,
my Is lmsm WV. IL LA lE0
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MEDICAL. OFFICE

MEDICAL OFFICE.
Oh JOHNSON, II Duane street, Chatham ct
y well known as the successful practitioner New
York ~ the of veneres diseases The Doctors
sted i9 years pe-emnent elect structure ulcers upon
te BODY or Ia the throat the aead and bones
OF the legs, effectually cured.
Constitutional weakness brought by secret habit in
dulged IN by young men, causing ascvious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent
IN four days without No alteration diet
venton from business. iy4
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR JUNE,

NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST.
"a rS saHcESSriTIIv TREATED
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W.s"issros. Oct "a, l-4o.
MoraiaS Nsfs@saf
letter IN the Nahgasl I.ish rsaesr Of this morning
from the seat Of war lets as info q very important
secret az such really be the easel regarding the
pitula,on Of Mon,ersy. the expenditure Of the
ammunition Of the hesisging army. This has been
sufficient and good excuse always for surrender much
less for great victory, sai a. doubt not the Ams
general secured large 10; Of powder and ball In
the occupation Of tbs city, he dd right The very thing
that he did required to ss don. 10 obtain a. We in
sst upon IL. he did right amy AO~ We shall perhaps
have tho Official returns from The sncss Of the various
divisions brgades, regiments aud compsniss this even
ing ana satisfied INA, they viii sss all eayiiins
at defiance
We lik. old zack Tsy ior exceedingly well lie IL
just steady he Is ready. sud just tough he Is
rough and he is no, ~hh rough aud ready than
he is tough and steady lie .. the greatest fsior Al
making JrsseAss that have started cut on tramp iot
some time. common jour viii make par day bat
old Pack at Monterey made thress and cut 10, 81
clothing besides. IA the lads say he 10 ero~der he
is-he's Of them, and he anr any thing else
An idle rlimor prevailed this morning Of the treseh
violation OF tn armistice by Ampuds Prom the
whole history VI this soldier as he processes
TO be- he is just runic enough in his idea OF faith 10 be
guilty of such baseness but then there one res'Iainpg
principle which is sllpowsral With HIM e.en when h.
is the principle OF fear There u danger OF his
sailing General Taylor in Monterey The runsSsy'
who was the frs, the Rio Grsnde from Re
SAGA de la Palma, will be the last man 20 attack the
American army In fortified town.
The telegraph at last has brought the news Of the
Caledonias arrival and the safety Of the Great Britain
on the shoals Of Ireland There IL something omnous In
this grounding of the Great Britain the Irish coast
May Young Ireland take heart at II, and consIue
into OF a sign token, something oil that
sort Nous but for the present they are short
Of potatoes Some Of religious people think the strand
ing of the big steamer was Judgment OF the LORD upon
her for having those forty fifty Italian dancers on
board We don't know but We hope the little Bay aderss
will hurry along.
Father Richie has satisfactorily explained the Penn
syvania elections TO be great victory OF the tsrih OF
40 We are apprehensive, Notwithstanding, that the
calc uation will fall short isss and that nothing short
of another Kane letter W i'll save the State
Further particulars Of other matters this afternoon
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Died.,

On Friday afternoon, 23d inst Of dropsy in the s9th
year of his age, JAMES JARVIS, Jr.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his father
James Jarvis respectfully invited to attend his uns
raj to morrow afternoon 80 o'clock from his late re-
sidence, 675 Greenwich street
On Thursday afternoon, ald inst of Group, LucREriA
EMMA daughter of William A. and Lucrsta Ann Batch
elor. aged two years and five months.
On Friday, 29d inst, after long and painful Illness
Mrs. MscpALEsA ScHwARTz wife of MIR. Geo schwartz
Her relatives and friends and those OF her husband
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the
residence Of her husband l6I Washington street. to
row afternoon at q o'clock, without further notice
At his residence Penn Cottage near Philadelphia sud
denly on the 18th inst TaoMAs PENS GAsKELL, in the
slst year OF his age.
At Prince Edward Court House, Va, On the morning
Of the 18th inst In the 7th of his age after brief
illness Nh. WILLIAM NJ. CARTER second of the late
Capt Samuel Carter, of Prince Edward county-a
well known and tried patriot and soldier of the revolu-
tonary
AT Philadelphia, Thursday 22d inst, Mr. BALrp
STONE, aged veteran of the revolution. He was
of Gen. washington's teamsters He was in the 1884
year Of his age.
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wAsHrreroS, Oct. 81. Is4s, IL o'clock, NJ.

Warrington, Oct 81, 1916, IL O'CLOCK, M
tn. Ca5inet-Msrieo-7ne Plan ef"e Camps'Tn Er :
piained-Sf Of the Gams-Pvese"f and Pasf
The onward movement Of the Army, and the projected
combined operations of the Army and Navy were yes
teray the subject of the Cabinets deliberations Maps
ware EXPLAINED dispatches were read, opinions were
heard estimates we're made and the most important
cusou arrived at as we informed, was the opinion
that the war must be closed, possible, before the ad
iournment of the coming session
II in thought that "the Castle may by a conjoint
operatop by land and sea- be bombarded and starved
II is surmsed from the hand to mouth system Of the
Mexcans universally pracsed that there s not more
and that less than that time bya clsse investment from the
landslide will be sufficient to reduce the garrison to ca
w ;. si sas Ss. IL.
touched II il the key Of Mexcoit 10 the citadel OF the
nation To reduce the Ms,icsns smIhsticslly that cas-
officially assured that the thing Is to be done.
The programme Is simple and practical; Gen IsyIor
il TO be supplied with reinforcement MUNITIONS ana pro
visions. Ike War Department s purchasnE transport
and issuing orders at different points oI pom, poSoes
onions -four and soukrou. Of this city in making
cartridges for the army and pu, ~ s
schooner was receiving on s.tToy dozen reSments
r ou .hnu,sand men regulars and volunteers, are
to march TO the concentration =. san LUIS p"o
nvs GENERAL Patterson, two hundred and hfty
niles niles for one hundred Of which the Panuco sup
] q, be navigable for light draft steamboats,, certain
II for bsrges which will AFFORD the means OF transports
ton Of ali the required munitions, artillery and provi
sions General Taylor, from Monterey, reinforced by
600 men after garrsoning the city will have an eff
fectiyc division OF 900 men, As part OF his rein
forccment we understand General Wool il to cross
Town with all despatch with his division Of 5000 men, to
cooperate with the line Of operations from the depot at
Camargo and Monterey. General Taylor will have a
Journey southwark to San Luis OF upwards Of three hun
bred lies, while the division from Tampico westward
with march OF not two hundred and any miles it
IL calculated bring up simultaneously with the main
body Of the army from the north San Luis will thus be
placed under conjont assault Of 10000 men on the
north and east by Taylor and by 5000 on the western
side from Tampco
In all this the contingencies Of ntermediate battle
or two by each division to be taken into the es
mate II Is expected that there will be stout resistance
General Patterson and the fleet assisting him at Tam
pco which may detan him three weeks before taking
up tho line Of march to San Luis On the other hand
General Taylor calculates upon heavy tight at saltllo,
He will then have some 7so miles, over particularly
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RAYMOND & WARNINGS IMMENSE, MENA-
liERIE

WIZ og;s NIBL9 s.s GARDEN on WEDNESDAY p,s
li;hmsat having recently been enlarged y accession
by Il. n as sGs GRs
best aud most extensive Menagere ia the United States
xofssoa, Roman Gh.or literally covered with sOd sppe
Ior to Van Amburghs thing ever both in
summit q canopy, 20 feet weight, 5000 lbs.
fxsI. G1s.y Beam S%e Th. sn
Nh q: Sssaa1E e ihs world: taught by ss
the nth and to every fowl Of the air and 20 every thing that
ereepeth the earth wherein there is life surrender
the s1 % the fowls Of and % Thing
'h w1sn s
to was Intended BY his wisdom that he unto whom
msr with the sube Is over which he should exc rcse his
s si. n. s
s: Ss "
ss III. appreciates. i, hs early s q
tiany in Europe a1d England collected immense
thai all animated proved the existence Of that God
whose gospel they taught and whose law
We read that St Augusn, after he estabshed him
.e an and reared the Se;,ed
BILE specimens animal world taught that
in diligence but to the propagation Of religion Itself
In more recent times; all Of the enlightened States Of Eu
LABOR and established institutes made of
. n for ns
france Italy, Germany in fact all modern Europe have, for
that Europe whsShs: SaiSI. h:tSses In
sute regarded that backward that leads in
the end to semi-baIbaric ignorance and folly.
RAYMOND & WARNINGS IMMENSE ME-
NAGERIE
WILL Open at NIBLO'S GARDEN. on Wednesday
w Evening" Oct. 28th. The place is active pre-
ON Thursday morning. Oct 2sh the procession will enter
and parade the city, preparatory Their opening b the
evening The Mad le phsnt and Chariot will
precede the Cavalcade of 30 sd with animals and
drawn by 100 horses. o20 5tis.nc
HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
This unrivalied corps of Equestrans will perform
Eenvlle the 22d of October; L. bery on the 23d
Monticello the h; bioomngburgh the 18th; AT
Walden the zh and Newburgh toe 2sth October
This the Largest Esbirhment ever organized in the
United states comprising 3e Men and Horses requiring Is
Carriages to convey tho performers wardrobss musician
age '''''' MADAME ADAM s'S %ARfE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chast and cas her graceful and address.
and the charming nSuse with which she chain: her audi
nV feature Of the arena ia tks country The Propretor,
reer the public to the brilliant description given the
spectve newspapers Of the extraordinary aud daring fes
Equestrisa Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, MIR.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE. -,
d Ss Napoeon Of hr.ns M
Horseback the most ever witnessed Juve
nile act Of by Mai, .s Nrgn 0ymRe EasI
fsb ly 'n Mr. vn &SAG%RTE fss
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS
ss.!ie. By III, NiIon and hi. Mr.. Howe: in hi. Ny
G. Howes in Slack Rope Evouuons Mr. Geo. Sweet, the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of others
The whole eomprsias the leading. most talented, ssd
ois r HoWEs x Co.'S New York Mammoth Circus.
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Burraro. o. p. o'oloet. pM-

BUFFAfo, Oci. y. : O'Clock. n NJ
There has been a slight acton ,n the Produce
markets Flour closed At s. per bbl.. which wa.
the ruling quotation for the business OF the day -
Corn was sold freely atoo cents per bushels wheat
ruled NJ 20 cents. Frcighi 10 Albany. cor wheat =.
= cents; Hour - cents.
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On Thursday, ssd inst by The Rev Nr. Henry Chase
ABSENT q. kOpcLpH, 20 ELigaBArH Afs De WiNr sill
OF this city GS- phladelPhs papers viii please copy
At Fishki on the 2st inst by the Rev. =. Van Vech
AVN ELizABKrH, daughter Of Gen. Abraham Van Wyck,
Of the former place.
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AUCTION MUrlCEA,

II. DutLuzEAu, Auetionset
EhENtH Calf Skins-TUTTlE DUCLUZFAIr will
sell Ihi. Day, at u O'Clock at their Sales Room No.
WILLIAM street-i50 dor, French Calf SKINS lust re.
They will be sold IN lots spt purchasers oai it.r
e,rocv 81 wM "; sHlKLEY, Aqctoneer
SIOGk OF CROCkEkY. aamsged by fire, at auction, by
- II =; WILLARD Monday Oct 10th, 10 O'Clock, at the
store No 81 Water street, quantity of flowing and
other printed painted edged dpt Ware China lass
and Fancy Goods the stock OF r. 6. Wemore Co dana
ged BY fire the 30th ult. in lots Sale
Catalogues at No fine street. this day.
N.B-Goods must be taken away on Tuesday. o24 itsr
WIN w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE SALE-ThIs Day Saturday, Oct oath, at
Il 10 O'Clock, by II. +. WILLARD at the Sales Room
No Pine steet-t mahogany Extension Table, sofa Bed
stead Megraw Patent Dressing Bureaus Centre Table,.
Dinner sets, Solar Lamps. "a Hall Lanterns office Desks
Bureaus and various other articles Sale positive pay adj
yances. o2i itsr
JACOB s. PLATr Auclonesr
NANCY Goods, Gold aud silver Watches, SC, by Cata-
l. logue. JACOB PLATT will sell this day at 10
o'clock at the Auction Room % Plat Of stock
OF Germ and French Fancy Goods comprising of
ca Canes fine gilt and plated Guard Chains and cloth
Brushes German silver aud Pencil Cases. pearl Buttons
Cards Steel Pens, Fishing Tackle, Combs Whips, fancy
Boxes Accordeons, fancy Soap Neck Chains six Purses
SILVER Pencils, Lead do, &c &c.
Also lso gold PEGS IA SILVER with diamond point
Also 100 gold and silver Watches entire inv oce.
Also, invoice of clocks
Also without lo2 Slesan polishing Powder
doz. each. without reserve.
Also, one invoice of French Billiard Cues made from Va
nous woods, with crathers complete.
Also. 100 sets hne Tea Trays assorted.
Also invoice fine Pocket Cutlery suitable Country
Merchants, being well assorted and in fine order
o2i ltsrrc s.cS.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


rHlAnrLrHis. Oct %. % O'Clock, r. NJ.
Our non and sfain markets were quite unani.
mated 70 DAY We have heard ofvsry few trans
actions "a Hour and gram Buyers are evidently
holding back small saies Of superfine aour were
made NJ $3.50 per bill beng i2t cents under yes
terdsy's quotations.
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VA NDEkLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing OF Columbus painted by order
OF Congress, exhibiting for short in the
large saloon Of the Academy of of Broadway
and Leonard streets
Open from to 10 M Season tickets so cents sin.
gle admission, rs cts; descriptive pamphlets, ga.
,c p.v.s$
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DANCING ACADEMY
DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, CORNER Of DUANE

MIR. q. H0bERTSON, announcing TO his friends and
WI the public, his Glasses the of Dancing
will reopen the above Wednesday, Sept 30
takes the opportunity of returning his thanks
his late for their liberal and
,psctully announces that he will introduce in his Academy
this season. various and fashionable Dances with the
Pokss Msxurka and Polka auadrlles the graceful
and much admired Redowa with Mszurka and other styles
waltzng; fuscy dancing &c Days Of tuition, Wednss
days and Saturday.. Hours Of attendance for ladies' Misses
evening. Assemblies will take place -monthly, com
mencing Noy. T. Mr.. r. would also that he will
give private Instructions pupils classes senare
their resdenSe, at Mr. RS private AGadsmy ss Ca
open Tursday October ls For particular nior
nation, pssss apply his residence q Canal
sI8 m