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Turkey.

Aduces from Montenegro state that the Prince
using his influence to restrain the impetuosty Of the
People and prevent their assuming the offensive, that
Europe might that the Turks and not Monenegrins,
were the aggressors.
Omar Pasha remained at Gatzkee
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Prizes Cashed.-Prfzcs Cash ed.-Prizes
cashcd in all legalized lotteries and information given by
JOSEPH BATES Broker, IL and 10 Wall street, up stairs
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Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
Wholesale family trade a Fifteenth street Dslery,
tablished in 1882, at 255 West Fifteenth street.
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Death Of Professor Lon q.
The Mails Per Niagara Tor Europe.

Boston, Oct. Is, 1851.
Professor Long Of Dartmouth College, died at Hanover,
New Hampshire, last night
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The mails per the steamship Niagara for Liverpool via
Halifax close at the Post Office this city at halfpas
six O'Clock A. NJ. she sails at nine A. NJ
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PRESENTATION OF A STAND OF CoLoRs.

TKFl|FN AIIUN OF X IND UT VVLOIto.
The following gentlemen, behalf Of the Fremen Of
New York proceeded last evening to Washington to pre-
sent the Second regiment, Fire Zouaves, with superb
stand OF colors The regiment has secured for itself the
confidence Of General Mcclellan and the War Depart
ment:-
John Decker, Chief Engineer.
Henry Wilson, President OF the Board
II NJ. Graham Fire Commissioner
j. i. German
Thomas Lawrence.
Judge VIM. H. Duaenbury.
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Gymna Il ics.-CIassesa Now Forming
for the at JOHN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos and 9
East Twenty-eghth street, Fifth avenue.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKLf.
The sales OF for The week foot mp 81 $50 bales.
The market is upward, with an advance ot ~. PER
10. The sales II spectators hive been % 200 bss and
to exporters $500 bales The Sales day friday
estimated al 1900 baes including 600 70 spectators
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cnshcd
and Information furnished by TAYLOR Co, Bankers,
No. 10 W all street
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Pure TObaccO.-YellOyy Bank TObRc-
cooodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
purtcs for sale by all tobacco and Dealers
wholesale BY T.. GOODWIN BROTHER, POI Water street.
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George c. Lord h Co., of Boston. ............. 5000
Thomas Durham Co. $500
Boyd Hnckcn. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
hsnnings Costing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
IOtdi. SIG 800
The Bremen brings les of European papers to the I'd
instant, which contain interesting details Of the
news to that date
Tho steamship North American, which sailed from Liv.
erpool at nine O'Clock A. H. the Sd and Londonderry
on the afternoon Of Friday the 4th ns passed Father
Point yesterday at three O'clock en- Quebec She
has rs cabin and 1903 steerage passengers expe
riencod strong westerly winds the whole passage
The by the North American is day later than
Shat by tho Glasgow.
is stated that Lord Monck is not among the passcn-
gers by nle North American.
Tho Duke of Argyle has succeeded Lord Stanley of Al
DERBY the last Minister in attendance upon her Majesty
The sales of cotton reported from Liverpool on Septcm
Dor 80, since Tire preceding Friday, amount to 800
baiss thc largest quantity attained in one wecA
The Lcrdon Times, Of the Cd of October, says
the ship Asia, Of New York, cargo of crust guano
mas Rtey been imported from the Island of Sombrero and
nded in the West India Docks Sombrero situate
KS Dutch saaa e st %tp the wes. ST.. Indies and dis Is
are said to hold it under the protection Of the United
N government. The discovery of the guano deposits
on the aaiad Is Of recent date Hitherto the shipments
have been chiefly TO the Southern ports Of the States
90 now blockaded the supply may probably be
Greeted towards England.
Accounts from Malaga Of the 14th uliimo state that
business rather brisk for the United Kingdom
sand the north Baltic ports but regards the United
states II continued dull.
The consumption of SNUFF and tobacco has increased so
considerably of late years in France that the government
has found necessary to increase the number its man
ufactores. 1t is proposed to create additional impe-
rial establishment at Dion The choice of that town is
explained by its proximity to the n,cy aaneredpror Of
Savoy auhere tobacco IS cultivated large SCALE There
Are present ten imperial tobacco manufactures d.
rected by graduates of the Polytechnic School, They
poy not less than eight thousand operatives during the
entire year.
There is TO be rifle match between the best shot Of
Scotland and France. Mr. Ed Ross is the champion for
Scotland.
The contest for Lord Mayoraty Of London terminated
the withdrawal Of Sir Henry Mugglndgc. The present
Mayor Cublt will consequently be elected.
The price OF the London Times has been reduced from
Adj to Sd. COPY, in consequence OF the abolition Of
che duty on white paper since October the 1st
The Earl OF Ellington has had an apopectc attack
The steamship North Bron, from Quebec. arrived
liverpool on the 81 inst.
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Boys, Youths and Childrcn's Cloth-
log beautiful stock at great bargains at Oak Hail. 3d. SO and
81 Fulton street.
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HIPS Hair Dye soc, Black or Brown
Best IN Depot No Barclay street. and sold by al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16

Bntchelor's Hair Dye-The Best in the
world-iarmess reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied AT BACHELORS wig factory, 10 Bond street
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ana exporters The market closes firm and unchanged
al the Following authorized quotations.
r.,r Orleans Mobile. Uplands
r s.a' ,;;;;....'',............ 1917 l0X l0x
'', m'aa s.;.......,........ l01 10 9X
a., an no estimated stock is $4,000 bales inclusive OF
$4,000 OF American descriptions
BREADsTUFPs
me Dreanstuns market il steady and generally I'M
changed. Corn has an upward tendency Mixed quoted
PROVISIONS.
The provision market ruled dull
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Charlotte q. Smith has Opened her Fall
and Winter Cloaks In Velvet SILK and Cloth, nj
ll42 Broadway, corner Of Twenty sixth street
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| Photograph Albums.-A Full AssOrt-
ment for sale by FREEMAN, RIVER CO., Importers, No
| Mai,
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IIOW Z w OUIU VntrC
could be found who had either purchased his Hat
Of KNOX, the halter Of Broadway and Fulton street. or
knew friend who had made his choice there. Knoxs
peculiar and popular hold the public evidence Of his
fitness master artisan and he his reward. Thou
sands owe their scneel appearance to knoxs Hats
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Fall style Young Gents Hats. Also,
the oxford Soft Hat Now ready, at WHITES the Halter
dvray
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pces the best in the world, wholesale retail and the
dyc privately applied. No. castor House
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THE CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS.
The regiment OF zouaves organizing under tho namo Or
the "DEpineul Houavcs," has been designated as tho
Hftythird regiment Now York Volunteers, according 70
tho following
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The Shipment Of Cotton from England
to America, and Large Importa-
tons Of Breadstufls to England.
The Price Of Bread Advanced in Paris, and
the People Dissatisfied.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
The Cheever-Greeley Ab0!itiOnists
Repudiated by England,
&C.. &C.. &C.

Tho Bremen steamship Bremen, CAPTAIN Vessels, ar
rived at this port six O'Clock last evening from Bremen
and Southampton with the mails passengers and cargo
She left Southampton the I'd Of October. The Of
tho Bremen is not late, by day that furnished
by the Glasgow to agent Off Cape Race, which
published in the HERALD last Saturday morning.
The Bromen brings $50 $50 SPECIE consigned as fol-
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BRRADsTUFP,
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.

The provision market ruled dull
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE d PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, osd GENTLEMEf
in all parts Of the world testify TO the efcscy OF
PROF.. o. ]. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen OF the Press are unanimous N its
praise few testimonisls only Gsn Dc esrs svsss e,
GmaeS:.! ! Your Yours nct coy ~ the lbs iSstsns b.
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due Ny age = i SC; ths SSer s OF az
on the crown Of my kced 70 iOss is .sen1biity and
sbilIties increased with time, and about q months
since fourth IVES added 70 them, By hair fslilnf
OF the top Of mig head and threatening TO make me
10 shi. gnpIs...St sTsd,e.nent "a. insucsd g
slliIg of Of ny hair, for hsd Eesil, no sfIect.
SSn Iey hss sogld ever g be rs,erso . rs
greatly suTpnsod 70 End, after the use Of two bot
9bb o ss1 no, . only s,oT. To- the on
seasiblity to tho SCALP AID dsndru ce.sed ~ form
I sss Sss Rsa % s. to q
For this; among the mary oo!iEahons ! eve 70
value he Il Gen ls S,s. to proi b my
Example sna nss III grown gray OF set.nr oeo.
ToS:J. '%Sss eod Co., ~ BT 1s " NV.
erger II NO. III CarrolPlscc.
SILNsfor, Ala, July y, lase.
To PIoS. O. J. WooD: Dedr Sfr-Your "HsH
Restorative" has done my hair 90 mroh rood slnce
j commenced the use OF IL, that wish 20 make
known 70 the ubo Of its Ell cots onthe hair, vhloa
are great. A MAI or woman my beneeriy cepr1ve4
OF hair. and By resort TO your SIR Restorative
the hair will return moro beautiful than ever; 81
lesst this IL my experience. Believe tai
P.S-You car publish the above n you iiEe, By
publishing In our Southern pspers Jop will get
more patronage South. j ses several or your ocr-
tifostss in the Mobile Mercury, strong southern
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Ploy. o. J. WOoD: Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune 20 lose the best portion Of my hslr nom
the effects Of the yellow fever, N New Orleans IN
ISL, Was induced 20 MAKE trial OF Jour prepare
ton, and found II 20 angver as the very thinG
needed. Ny hair IL now thick and glossy, and no
words can CT press my obligations 20 you N giving
70 the afflicted such q treasure FIrlHI JOHNSON.
The Rostorative ia put up bottles Of three ssee,
viz large, medium and small; the email hold hall
q pint, and retas for one dollar PEI bottle; the me-
dfum holds NJ least % per cent moro N proportion
than the small retsils for two dollars PEE bottle;
the large holds STUART, 20 per cent more IN proper
tom, and retsils for IS
o, ], WOOD Co, Projectors. 4f4 Broad
way, New York, and lI4 Market street. 81 Loss
Sold in this city BY C. sToTT, SITS Pa. avenue.
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Garibaidi.

We have reason TO know that Garibaldi, the
soldier of European freedom, is deeply inter-
ested in our struggle for liberty, and is anxious
10 take part in il to the best of his ability.
He has offered his services to the Government,
and will accept Of any position which will
enable him to exert his unriyalled military
powers in his own peculiar way.
The liberator Of Italy, though not citizen
Of the United States, was for long time res
ident of it as an exile from the despotisms of
Europe he here found an asylum: and in
gratitude to the society by which he wss pro
tected, as well as from a general devotion 70
the interests Of humanity, he would like to
contribute to the cause of the Union. Carl
bsldi is we'll aware that the triumph of the
slaveholding aristocracy in this country would
be injurious to the cause of civil liberty
throughout the world he knows that the sue
cess Of the great republic, in ali its integrity
and purity, is the success of the human race
and, IS q champion of the right everywhere, he
is eager to be employed by our Government
Like lafayette, Steuben, De Kalb, and so
many other Europeans in the times of our
Revolution, he casts his sword into our lap,
and asks the privilege Of using it in our behalf
Garibaldi's military experience has been
very extensive. He fought in the Italian rev.
olution Of lS49; afterwards he was engaged in
South America; and more recently under the
banner of the King of Sardinia, be has achieved
the Independence Of his native country No
man inspires such instant or intense popular
enthusiasm as he. Wherever he leads, his
soldiers are sure of victory. He is accustomed
to the organization of raw recruits. No diff
eulties appal him, no dangers turn him from
his course.
At this time, when our new regiments are
clamoring to be led forward by officers of expe-
rience, his presence would be a great acauisi-
ton. As the general Of q division composed of
the adopted citizens who form so large a part
Of our army, he would infuse the most vivid
spirit into the body. His name alone would be
tower Of strength for any army that should
possess it. All his former countrymen would
hook to his standard, and the lovers Of liberty
throughout the nation would be glad to serve
under one who has done So much for it in the
old world. In the late wars Of the Italians
they were extremely liberal in accepting the
services of Americans and Englishmen, and
We should not be unwilling to reciprocats the
fayor-N Y. Post
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CENTRAL ROUTE FOR
EsEs9t5E$sFS5ss<1 THE WEST. rid HUDSON q "
eT"ER RAILROAD and NEW YORK
CESTRAL RAILROAD Express Trains lesv.
d,ily. Sundays excepted, s follows,
From Chambers street From Slst st. station,
A i,ccs " sC,pm A fIas sypm
M Mont , % and Buffalo '"Pm
Train with sleeping
Connecting at A bany with the New YofE Gen.
tral r silrOad for Schenectady. RCchester, Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wster-
Suppression Bridge, Auburn, Geneva. Ca anda q.
Ira MS in connection leave Buffalo and SuSp N
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo nnt ske Huron and
G reat Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fou Du Lac,
Duuleith, Dubuque, Peoria, Rock I,land, Musca-
tine, iowa CIV, Burlington, Quincy, Sprins field,
Alton, 81 Louis Cairo, Terre haute, Indianapolis,
Louisville, Cinclpnati, a,ton Columbus, Clcve.
! land, and a. points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains ut Troy, with Troy
Boston and Rens. & Saratoga Roads for Saratoga,
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, Z, Albsns, ROuse
Point, Platts6urgh, Ogdensbu. gh, Montreal, CO.,
II Freight Arrangements by this routs as
above, without change OF Cars, from the Uepots n
t'hambsrs and lanai streets. at all times as
favorable As made by Other Railroat CompanI.s.
The facilities Of thIs sreat New York Rolts the
West commend it to the CONFIDENCE of me chants
gu sh ppers for promptness ard dispatch
Passenger trains. with Smoking end Sleeping
Csrs run In connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local tr.ins and freight ar
rangements, inquire at the depot g. Warren st.
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent,
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOk NEW YORK,


The Canden .pd Ameoy and PhiI.delgh,s and
s.S. 81
At .sac M via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
AS A. M vie Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
At 8 4; M, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtJ5h a. NJ via KsLsiugton and Jersey City.
A; l2h p; NJ, via Camden and Amboy ,(Aocommo-
AtaP M. via Camden and Ambo,, &C. and A.
At q P a, via Ksnsinston and Jersey City,
At s ~ Yls EKsspsns'on and Jersey City,
Ats p M, via Camden and Jersey City, (Evsnlns
AtlIS p NJ, vi. Camden and Jersey City. tsouth
GsnSsn snS APh fs,
MTS:s = n; NAH Train run. daily. The nlx P.
ton. 90. at no A. NJ; aud ~ p NJ. fIoS s% Res.
For Water Gap, strouds burg. Scranton, wilkes
barre; Montrose, Great Bend, &o.., at ITO A. M q,
Wesfa ys Delaware Lackawanna and
10. Miu snd H b AsPto em and
the no A: NJ 4 e,eonneots with the train leaving
For Mount Holly 1T and A. M. and . and "
For Freehold at 8 A. M. and aP. M.
+: M from keasington, and ~ P. M from
Ws.nut street wharf. -
nnston. Fiorenneoo. Bordentovn, TO-, 81 l2l, J.,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu, and interme-
date places, at IN z. M. from Walnut street
I'D. For New York and Way Lines. leaving
kcnsipkton Depot, take the esrs on Fifth street
above Walnut, half IN hour before depa, ture The
from the depot
tifty pounds of baggage only allowed 20 s.oh
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from takinE
anything as baggage but their wearing aprarei.
All bsESsEe over hfty pounds to be paid tor
BAGGAGE TO one DOL az per pound, and Will not be
is y any sTos tSss2nd one hundred collars
WIN. Il. GATZMER, Agent
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E- FOR BnsroN VIA NEWPORT
EA& AND FALL. RIVER.
e9EA&AGA9 Nv the sniendid and rnnarInr

- FOR Busr0N VIA NEWPORT
G AND FALL. RIVER.
saS10 By the splendid and superior
Steeme!s METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE. aud STATE OF MAINE, Of great
strength and speed, but particularly adapted to the
navigation of Long Is and Sound, running in con-
nect,on with the Fab River And Old Colony Rail
road, distance of IS niles only to Boston
Lave Pier No. North River near the Battery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Dr.ytOn
MoEdsys, w ednesdays, and fridays, at O'Clock
+; NJ, touching st Newport each wa.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sstur DAYS, az O'CLOCK
I; NJ, touching at Newport each way.
THESE Steamers q fitted with commadious
state rooms, and every ang for the secuTi
~ aud com ort Of Passengers who afforded by
this route nights rest boa I'd. and on arrir al
At Fail River proceed per Steamboat Train. reach
Ing Boston ear the following morning or may
rema,n on board until starting tie Accommoda.
tlon O. A; NJ, by which they may reach Boston
A baggage master is attached to each steamer,
who resolves and tiokSts the baggage. aud accom-
panles the fame TO it's destination.
A steamer ru- 9 In conn eotlo with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with
great dls patch b. al Express Train, which Ieaves
fal Rlver ever morning, Sundays excepted, q:
IA o'clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving
a. itsde natlOl az about III A Nj
FOR neis ht or pas sage, Apply ON board. or at the
ofios OF Pier ~ NOrth River For state rooms
and besths apply on hoard, or 4 desired to secure
them In advance, to VIM. BORDEN. Agt
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AhS. ID. CODS
INDIAN yBGSTABLE DBcoCTIoN.
T,HE ALL-sUFFICIENY THREE.

Letters. Patent oi Epfi.nd, snd secnreS By the
Seals OF the Ecolc de sole de Parls, and the
Imperial College o. n cdiclEe, NicLnA
No. a. invaluable for exhaustion and rAtcrYkes.
and a.! Physical disabilities.
NO. com petely er1dicstes oil traces q thoss
diseases thct have becn hitherto treated by the
scous Spd porplcloue uso Of copaiVa and oubeha.
No. has entirely supy artod tse lnjnriors 80 o.
mercury, thereby insnTlEg % the sufferer spccdy
,s.el, disfc;slnc All Impurities, and roofing on
:, TRlE5EMAR, Nos. !, 8 and 8, are prepared 10
and can be carried ID the vsIttoost pocket Sold
In TN cases. snd divided into separate doses o. sd-
mlnls:ercd by VelPeau, Lsiiemsnd, Roux, Ricord
DO. Proc Is czoh. or four cases for o., which
raves $Ss ard n ga oasec, whereby there ls ssT-
ing Of 80. To be hsd, wholesale and retail, Of Dir
BARROW, Of 1874 Bleeoker street, New Yorf.
ImInecl6taly on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
Will forwarding frieseuar 70 Any part Of the word
securely packed, and addressed Scoordnt % the in
gtrlctione Of the writer.
The BOOK, Of ell others, that should be read by
men with damae ed and broken down constitutions
Human FIailtJ, or Psychological Researcher
II L. oesunfully Illustrated, and treats ulnutey Of
a. the sJmp.oms that Invarably develop them
and vitstng habits Of early youth. Incapaoitatiug
the victim from saaTIns the fuiiion Of the matrI-
monlal state, eno. II otcheckec in tine defepeT-
sting Oil the functions Of manhood, aud brinsInf
Sold By DIR. "a BROW, f94 Bleeofer 81 eet, iouI
DOOR below Msodougsl, New York. Prlee n
ington, ID. c. de ss-sm
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En,,,, MILITARY BOOKS.

+ RENCH RfCHsfiEN have Just received +.
large and oomplet- assortment of Military Books
per cent below the regular retail prlces,-In-
cluding: s
A new edition of Hsrdee's Infantry and Rife
Taotios, complete, Sl.25
For Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, 81
Aliea's Compendium of Hahdee's Tactios, 600
Gross's Military Surgery, $50
ahan's Field fortihcation and Outpost, each IS
Hardee's Tactios, cheap edition, 25c
The Soidiers Guide, complete manual and
drlu book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
The Hand Book for the U. 9. Soldier, being
nrst BOOK OF instrucuen to the u. 3. Infantry tao
Also, Military Maps, Map of the Seat of War,
Flags, Badges aud Medals of every description,
Any ofthe ABOVE sent by mail free.
FRENCH RlCHSTEIN,
ma = 95s pepnsvivaniA Aveppa
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con tents mAr)ecd thereon.
IL Ia 20 be distinctly understood that tiF wagons
are % be constructed that the several parts Of
sny one wagon will agree and exactly kt those Of
any other, 90 "a 90 REQUIRE no pnmserinf OF ~
ranging for putting together, and all the meterlas
used for their construction % be Of the eest Quail
O.; ell the wood thoroushly seasoted, and The
vo-k in ell It's parts faithfully executed in the bcet
woT kmaulike manner.
TIE work may be In.peoted from nme 20 time 90
~ PROF by 6n ON ger OF az ent OF TIE QuaJtet
painted until AZ shall have been inspected and ap
proved by said officer OF agent authorized % 80
an Ofhcer or agent Of the Qrsr:ermsstsrs DE- psEtr
ment, ard delivered a. herein agreed, they shsAi
M C. MEI6e.
is q -2awav Qusrternsstsr General u. =.
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~Ks THE REGULAR MAIL LINE
Es3EvIA SR0TIN, s gONlNGToN

s<s6 and PROviDENCE, FOR Bos.
TON-Irlapd Route-The g ortest and most dl
rect-CarIy the hasten Mail.
The steamer Ply MOUTH ROCK, Capt J. C.
Geer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w.
MIliams, In oonneetlon With the Stonington and
ProvIdence, and Bos en- and Providence RaIlroads,
leaving New YORK dally, sundays excepted, from
PER No ID North River, At o'clock p. NJ, and
Groton ais 50 O'CLOCK =. NJ, or on the arrival OF
he Mai Tain which leaves Boston at 5 80 p. Nj,
The PLYMOUTH ROYK from New York
ion-Tu sda,, Thursday and Saturday.
- The ON tn, from New York
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday. From Groton
Monday, w ednesday and Friday.
Passengers from Groton proceed per railroad to
Prrovldenoe and Boston, In the Express Mail
Train, reaching tald place in advance of those by
other routes, and In ample time for all the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers that prefer ii, remain on board the
steamer, enjoy q nights rest undisturbsd break
last II desired, and leave Groton In the Z Is A. N
Ir1ln, connecting At Providence with the 20
Fare fro.a rrOv.deuoe to Newport, Fifty cents.
,rA baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Train each way. - =
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freis ht,
spp'y on board the steamer, or at the Freight
Once, Pier 10 North River, or At the Office OF
land street. New York, Feb. %, 1861.