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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06

MEXICAN INUNDATIOE.-The city OF MAta-
moras has been emptylng itself upon as for the
last two weeks at the rate of five totem per dem;
but about six days ago the flood commenced IN
ereasing, and for five days the tide has been up
al Mo- water mark. Gen. Caravajas gave OH
ciaI notice to thu people Of Matamoras last week
tbat those who deeired to Cult themselves OF all
danger and completely in the reEoinaoa shontd
Iasve town, and the multitude took the order IN
GOOD mart and commenced swaruang INTO the
Southern Confedersey. The emigration was Ike
the Epypt an exodust for il comprised families,
generations, furniture, and all that could be
moved. Tie ferry was kept necessarily at work,
and particularly on Mondsy last, the anxious
mnItiIndes pressed into the boat with saeA We
bemence that it was thought the fat would
swamp. Six hundred persons must have crossed
the river IN a lev hours, with trunks and noun
tains of movable properly, Prownsvlue Il
crowded with the refugees. Every corner IL
| every house Is filed with the women and children
and baggage. Two thousand people are nov
protected by our peaceful community. We wei
come them beneath the stars and bars, tor they
fly from a danger they did not create.-BrOTas
! rite (IsrGs) Flag.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER @

No LIcENsE-For selling without license,
Bridget Malone was yesterday fined seven doi-
lar.
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FLouRISHNG-Among the dourishinG iustt-
buttons OF the city is the Commercial Hotel
Messrs. Scott \ JON 5, with their very able
clerk Mr. Stoddard, arr bringing back its paimy
DAYS
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A Row IN TIE WGwA@-Tks Richmond
r,or,;,ey If the Both nit. has the following:

EI0HilHBTy VI tue UNI 1"9 nv $500
We learn from a reliable source that the LIN
coin Cabinet had Q stormy session on the %5d
and CANE near an abrupt and eternal rupture
OId Abe expressed his disapprobation Of Cam
eron for indoFsing Cochrau's speech, and agowec
his determination to eject him from his councils
Seward interposed, aud, for the time, succeeded
in calming his majesty's rage. What effect thu
civil discord may have had upon the movements
CT the army we are not advised.
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- Grand battle of Bail Run. at Odd-feiio"S.
Hall next week. for The beue6, Of the sick and
mnnnlal snlliers.
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THE SMARrEsT THlNu YET.-Some WonleT-
full things have been done during the war bat
the smaTtest thing yet was the battle OF Piketon,
KY. The Confederate force consisted Of 740
msen-6I5 infantry aud 125 cavalry. OF these
the Federal troops killed 400 and took POO Pris-
oners What became Of the balance We are
unable TO learn. We hope they are yet living
TO repent Of their treason. The success OF the
Federal GAUGE cap no longer be doubted. We
can beat the Confedefatss at sveTything-eyen
lying -BrootiyR IN ~ Cuy Nstrs,
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.

For Sew Or-aa-
THE splendid passenger packet HeG
1 ,- masfer. viii leave A2
Tor abo,r and oil internrdars landings
on SATURDAY. 9Th instant. At 5 p $500
t-5ei LARiY H~ARNSrAD Agent
c. s. Nal Line
For Dies Are. Augusta and Jseksoup0rt
TIRE passenger paoket SAM HALE ".
i Z. BFiscoe, maste-, WI leave az above LAEnre7
on SATURDAY, 9Th instant, at5F-A- -
For freight or passage sppiy on board. or 10
drS-2t ARR HABHsTAD Agent
For Ja .ksonport POcaaoatas aud Batssy1I-.
Il HE spleudid passenger packet ELIZA r.
1 G., D. B.. Price. master, viii leave s. -
above THIS DAY, 9Th inst. a. p N. -
desit LhskY TARNsTGD' Ag-u.
Memphis and vIek,burg C. S. NAL Line.
THE toe packet VICTORIA. RapluJ.
URDAY 18th instant, a. 8 "A 81 -
For freight or passage apply 70 J. McMANUS. or
de6-2t JERRY p. BANKs Agents-
Memphis aad Columbus e. ) Mail Line.
THE passenger packet KENTUCKY. 49,
4 Capt. Pres. LOdwick. l-sves as above AElrna
SATURDAY, nh inst, at Q p. IL s
For freight or passage apply 20 10 MeNANUs, o.
de6lt JERRY H BANKS Az-n's
For Columbus.
THE excellent sieams YAzOO. Capt
4 Marshall, wifi leave for tbe.above pout Ill.,
dealt ELLIOTr & UNISON Agents
For New orIeaas-Through in 50 Hours.
TIKI fast passenger steamer MARY T.
i KEENE, Richardson. master, leaves &Z-
rs shove on 7th Instant at . r. 81
jas. T. BOURNE q co. Agents.
de62t No. s Madison stree
For New Orleans.
TIVE splendid passenger packet VI ks -
L BCRT Ca0t.J N. Wbire. wiz leave 1la
as above on friday 9th inst, a. S p. N,
For freight or passage apply ca board or TO
de43t ARR H4RMSTAD, Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06

LIQUOR LAw-For violating the provisions
of the liquor law, Harry Simmons Was yesterday
fined eleven dollars 10y the Recorder,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06

TIE MAILs.-We have lost all patience, says
the Savannah Republican, with the wretched
manner in which our postal affairs are conducted.
Our letters and papers reach us without the
slightest regard to regularity. Sometimes We
not 1nIrequently Richmond papers of three or
four dates Together. Even on the main lines
the irregularity is az great as elsewhere. Can
nothing be done to cure the evil a dispatch
announcing the resignation Of Mr. Reagan
would be received in this latitude almost with
as much JOY as the report Of a victory.
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The Nashille Banner is responsible for
g., 4r4-t-- ..-o,J sv,u.

- The Nashville Banner is responsible for
the following good UNI;
A gentleman told US an amusing story the
other dayo of a Yankee colonel, who was wounded
in the bfickbat fight at Baltimore which initiated
The present war, away back last April. This
soldier was conveyed over to Washington,
where he was lodged in the hospital When
well enough to talk he proved quite communi.
cative, and conversed freely with his physician.
Among other things he said, was the following
" Doctor, am going home. l don't mean to
fight any more for the negro because it's all a
cheat aud a swiudle. l don't believe in cuifey.
doctor, | am cured, thank God, of my delusion
as well as my wound. l always Wes IN favor O.
freedom, doctor. I was e member OF the Repubh-
can marty from the start. ! came down here Il
eight this war for the oppressed and down-trod
den. But count me out from this forward,
YOU please, for it was q great id buck nigge
that hit me over the head with a dray pin
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army are in the best spirits and eager for the
fray, and the greatest confidence is felt in OW
ultimate success and in our gallant and veteran
commander-in-ehief Gen. Braxton Bragg.
There are four ships, several steamers and
smaller craft lying outside, out Of harms way
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NARKET HOJRs-The byur OF four O'Clock
At VII. ch the markets now open is found mcoa-
vepient b, many OF cur citizens The days are
SC short thai there is scarcely time Tor those
wishing to 90 dlere sodo business and return
nome before dark. This IS unsuitable FOR ladies
and others living az 4 distance from market A
general wish Is expressed that they should be
opened earlier, say At 3 O'Clock VIII the City
Council accommodate the publici
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WHAT MoCLELLAS TuEERs.-The army col

WHAT MCCLELLGs THgSKs.-The army coz
respondent of the Savannah Republican, writing
from Centervile under late date, seys:
An interesting fact has just come 10 my
knowledge, but l must crave your indulgence II
i do not aasutiop the channel by which it reached
me. It relates to E private letter which Gen.
Mcclellan has lately written 10 goH4e friend IN
New York. The puTpOrt Of the letter is, that be
does not expect to accomplish any permanent
GOOD by naval expeditions 70 the South, or by
military operations in the West, so long as
Ioiuston and Beauregard hold Centerville and
Manassas, with 81 imposing army at Their back
The Federal forces may gain temporary adYan-
| tsgas elsewhere, but these be thinks viii b.
evsnescent. lie seems to consider the army OF
the Potomac as " tho head and fropt o. the
rebellion, and until it shall be defeated and dis
nersed. and driven from the gates of the capital
he IS not sanguine of subdUing the insurrechon.
! In this he is right. He may strike US IN the
| e1trenities, bit 80 long as the head ana heaI5
ere IN intact, the ssseilioR will survive and
I prequP{.
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wurrs RtvrR-The passenger packet Eliza
snbsrry. MASTER, leaves as above tAA evening
~@o,T. Larry Harnstsd. agent
VoE ooJoSBUs-The excellent steamer i'z2e, AI'
- Il ives a. above this evening Al 5 O'Clock
FJRstt a Vinsou. SCENTS
RON Nryy ogIRsns The splendid passenger pafSf
s,tsasbrre vii leave % a6oye ths evening at pc coeA
Larry Hsrnsta1, sGsuL
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ANOTHER BENEFTr.-Tas Southern Mother
viii receive another benefit on Monday evening
next. st the New Memphis theat7r. The enter
1ainnent viii embrace = wei selected programme
OF vocsl and instrumental music, under the d.
rec,ion Of Prof Katzeubach Several ladies,
amalures, who have not heretofore appeared,
VIII participate. snd every e~zeri9n be made 90
rsnSer the occasion an interesting one. The Pc
cuniary intention Of TIE entertainment should.
and doubtless win, call out a good house.
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MILITARY SCIooL-Nr. ". H. Passmors
has established school for military instruction
in Hsrdee's tactics He opens this evening at
: o'clock ST the Gayoso Han, On Main, between.
Gsyoso and Beal streets. Those who compose
the class VIII please che PuRetual in attendance
Mr.. PassInore IS an experienced Instructor and
has been engaged in teaching tactics from The
lime the~ volunteers began mastering in this city
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WANTED. TO RENT,
see REWARD

A SMALL FURNISHED DWELLING. An -
~ ply to GEO Q. BUCHANAN. Ei
uPA ~ No ~ Fron+ u--4 Ell.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06

ONE OF MR. LNCOLN's FORMER Asso-
uATEs-We met in the city yesterday Dir, Il.
Foster. an old subscriber to the Gazette IN VIII
son county. He came in company with q son,
who has Just volunteered under the late call OF
he Governor, and who, by heway, Is the fourth
one of his sons in the army Ofthe South. Thirty
years ago, Mr.. Foster was a neighbor OF Abra,
ham Lincoln, and was intimately acquainted
18th him from his boYhood up. When a poor
| jaad tbs now President Of the United States of
sarad his services to Mr.. f. fore sufficient length
If time to remunerate him for a pair Of shoes
which he made for him. A few years, however,
brings about a great change, for, although at
thst time, a personal friend Of Mr.. Is, he has
now sent out four sons to fight against bin, and
is willing to volunteer himself when it becomes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gazette.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06

CASE MATE BATTERIEs-The following
communication on the subject OF rendering sea
coast batteries shelI-proof, appears in an ex,
change
This lthe work Of making the batteries shell
proof,) may be done BY means of wood and
earth, or by the means of masonry and earth
OF better, if done hastily, W d combination OF
masonry, wood and earth. Construct a brick OF
stone wall seven to eight feet thick, pierced with
embrazures at proper distances for guns. This
wall to be carried ten to eleven feet high-be-
hind it place counter-tOrts or Mattresses, 70 give
more stability 10 the wall. CONSTRUCT with tim
Der, shell proof, by covering with Garth ten feel
thick. and 2 good easement battery is obtained
Arm this Battery with eight and ten-ineh co
lumbiads and Dahlgren guns, and no naval fore,
can successfully assail it.
Connect this water battery with earth work:
for land defense, and we have our harbOrs th2I
have not been otherwise fortified. completely
projected. venture the assertion that, will
half a dozen Of the heavy guns that were mount
ed at Port Royal, had they been in such a bat
terry as l have described, the enemy would haze
been defeated. With the rear o! such a battery
secured against : land attack, no fleet can re
| duce H..
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TUE ORIGINAL R~oUADARlEs OF TE4As-AN
IMPORTANT MoYEAThe Houston Telegraph
thus refers to a bill introduced in the Legislature
Of that Etatei
A bill has been introduced into the Senate by
John L. Harcourt, Esq, restoring the original
boundaries OF the State of Texas. 1t declares
that Texas Welded assent to the settlement OF
her boundary because the question was mixed
/ with the series of measures composing the COM
promise Of 1850.
That the United States has been guilty of bad
faith in all the questions embraced in the COM
promise Of 1854. p~eGUltilg in 3 dismembernent
Of that Union, for the sake of which Texas was
| willing to sacrifice her immense territory. That
finally the United States has broken and violated
her part of the compact, aud therefore 1t IS
| annuiled and cancelled. The bill then re-asserts
our fitle to the boundaries, embracing New Mex
IL, etc. and authorizes he Governor TO taxi
military possession. Our correspondent says 1t
meets with great favor and will probably pass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06

~ Fort sumter vail Be taken again al Dad
r,suow.r Hal. next week, fT the Jeaedt Of the
-iek and wounded soldiers
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y Views Of toe Bosphorus viii bs exhibited
at Odd Fellows Hall next week for the benefit
OF the sick and wounded soldier.
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE nsr

CORRECTED BY p NJ. AVERY. CASHIER or The ga
oso SAVINGS ISsrTTUrIus, MADISON STREET.
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rTHE excellent sfeama YAZDO. Capt
A Marshall, wifi leave for the.above pout 49,
TIL s DAY 9th inst, ats p. NJ. -
de6lt ELLIOTT & VfNSON Ageurs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-06

''#Hn
WARRINGTON, FLA, November 29.-Ihe enc
mv.is evidently sick. Yesterday our batteries
at Fort McBae opened on q small fishing, boai
that was trying to Col4e IL the chahlei. ana Hrsd
i've shots. which were not returned BY the enc
nv; a tacit acknowledgment OF weakness OF
fasr IN recommence the Commandment. They
ARE. however, busily engaged night aud day re-
pairing damages both to batteries and shipping
fTbe Niagara has not yet hoisted her top-nlaStS
A large breach he's been made in the sc@IP wal
of NE fort, and it is said the muzzle OF thel
lanes rife gun, which threw such terrible mis-
sizes at us, is knocked of.
Last evening a flag Of truce went over lof tH'
narposs ostsnsibig OF returning the steward o
| tfbe Star of the West. The fort appeared to b
/ vel psppered, and lookei IS if it had suilereS
severely from small pox. Almost every shei
| thrown from Batchelder's Battery and Nheat
eTnloded in the fort and McRse and the eight
inch columbiad battery on the right scattered
! tbase fellows in the point batteries OF the enemy
verv frequently. They often weRt out at
double quick when our fire became lnsup
portable. ao,A u.ryev 81 i
strengthening his position and waiting the com
| inc Of the feet before opening, for i is CERTAIN
that both the Niagara and Hartford are mue
disabled therefore you may soon hear OF tn
reopening of the fight, and the continuance 9
the terrific rain Of shot and shell. Inc wnol
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~" !, nE 4l s5I.-- TopAcco er6rArEoxs.
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THE splendid passenger packet @ese5.L
/ DESOTO,- massr, viii leave AL.z9
Tor above and al Intermediate landings ES
on SATURDAY. 9Th Instant. At ) p N. ~
,t-8 q LARRY H~ARMSTAD. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
1Q4I THE PENNSYLVANIA 1 S6I
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road Ia now eeusi 70 Ny " ss
THE GREAT short LINE TO THE ms''

The oapscy OF the Road Ia now eeus TO any u ins
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 40 TIE mESi.
OfcsNo. AaoE Hoase corner o. sesey 81 ssn
Facilities Krfhe transpcr.,icr Of fsssog "a, ,his
Ciocinust chicago ST. Loas st. Psui Sssa.iS ,sSWest
nnd Ell other towns IN tee Il, sny
and sou,kWest are Unsurpassed for speed ana
route = N..v.York (f,ot OF CSnrf-
landtse Morning Express . ~ - Wa AenlowB a.
N alsa A. n m from Sane pssse, in, thsre WITH
irving at Pittsburgh At y ness as,' $40 =
al Western trains. =. III the trims. g.
Fs,s always a. lO" aud " 49,
route. ,,,.4e .lidesoripsicns can be forwAnss
BY ns Ioe.e, sf On the Railroads o. Onio
70 and from any ,s;sespssn Iowa, or missoir ey na
diana LUZ Ut, a. 10 any port on tue nAs4aoto 'e'
kOAD Din. ..a,.rs fem flttsonIge' -, ,x,.-
tho We1 ~ r.~be 10 gsa from any poist IA sne - -
The stes - ~, RaiIroad a. az tunes a. ssosso -
the PEP s., RssAd Companies Mcicnens sna -
charged Dy he sportson o; their Fs,tes 70 '
pers Wiz confidence o. is speedy trens.s
lay e1 ro,5,ry also rnsintEns a. Enissnt acc0 ;.
Inis ~ which parties en'grehns Wes"sa syy,yA
,iea ard eomfosbs mode Of Conveyance g
hfstoesf T. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent Ne A'cr'i'o's~
JFECH Co.. Freight Agents., =, ,,,,u-.s
No A.tor House. ADD Ne south ~ins@~
McDoHAhO No tiutisrytlsees
ENocH LEWIS General sss't, At0sa,'Fe
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l11nre nDinee, &r.

4 BEG leave 20 state that | have opened my
.tore at No 200 Pear.st. Nsidensue where shen
ronstatiy k-rp full assortment Of the WINES ant PUht
COONAC BRANDlES Of heasEs PAUL DE CONlSCh,
Orders arc respectfully solicited and VIII be Promptlys
tesded 10. J. MARC MARTIN.
BORDEAUX, July ]. 1861.
We have the honor Inform the public that have esao
sb1d depot OF WINES In the City OF New York aud
lave apt0irted Mf j. arc MARTIN our Agent Tor the
4 pited States and the Canndas =,
All our Wines arc s,ric,Iy pore and be used with
safety for family end medicilal parpose. ,,n
PAUL De CONINCK, MON0D GuIRAUD.
We take pleasure 10 recommend with entire co nhdenre MI
J. MARC MAhTih. Agent 81 the hnn PAUL DE 10
NINCk MONOD h GUIRAUD Of Bordeaux. We can as
Snre ouI friends that ey may rely tho purity of all Wines
soId BY that irn through M. MARTIN.
GURDON BUCK, NJ. D., kew.York.
HORACE GREEN NJ. II. New.York
WILLIAM X. BROWN. NJ. d., Brooklyn.
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Deniisirn.

TJ,HE largest and cheapest Dental Establish
II uent IN tho U S.-N 8 GRIFFIN BROS, Dentists.
No. s1s Grandst n w. No. sS7 ful.olst, Brocfyn In
seYt foil or partial Of Teeth their improved Auios
phsrc PessuIe Plates without extracting the roots On p.
tina or cold ss oliver rubber so partial sets on gold
S2per tooth sDvef, 81
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Sales bn Auetlon.

Sales bn Auetion.
A UCTlON NOTICE.
n LOCKWOOD BROS Il USDERHILL, AuctiOnser',
no. ~ MGrfsy-st. aud No. - Warrenst
Invite particular attention n Ii sals Of 10 O'clock
Con,.ins Of full and desirable lines Of
CLOTHS, CA5SIhEREs, SATIHETS, SHIRTS, and
TosrRY-FhnsekkknsHss Go s5S S0 TassopERss
sHAwLSs MEe sHfs ~ tA1nEs 6tHntEbss'
and UABLEACHED
Also 'a' NC sSSsTLEaENs HOSIERY.
Catalogues ready early. -
A NJ. MERwls. Aueuouez..
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Irving Build
ID ing. NoL 500 ard SO Broadway Sales q Book. Sta
'ar' %SLS q H R RISy SALE &C.
rArERg. .s,EEAA5Sy5.o.SSEgRY.
Oct ~ aBd "a, at 10 O'clock .. m,
Extensive esnsgnmept Of WHITING PAPERs.
GompnI fns " mn ana aannr.sags. AS ars
a,sorspt u Imported and Domestic STAPLE aud FANCY
sTATloNBRY including Ers't vsI,eS o. bLaNa.
Catalogues are ready and samples are now on e1btoon a.
the sscsroomS -
VESSELS ut MARSHAL'S
sALE.By virtas off Wdt OF sse By ~. Hen John John
Csdwa der Jadgo Of the District Court Of the Va'ed state
20 1Ds directed viii be soii PUBLIC SAIL, 70 me hishr.
and best bidder, for cash AZ toe P<deiIn on
THURSDAY. Oct ~, 1901 at u o'clock, NJ the ono'iIIh
p''' =" ~" SCHOONER ALLIANCE.
her TACKLE sppsre and furniture being the interest fChsles
Pssre@ ae,dent ard inhabant ofhe State Of North Car
40 al The same time and place the siIeen.hs Of the
sCHOONEtJ. BURNETT,
her tackle apparel ind furniture beng the interest OF oeeon
More Freely More residents and Inhabitants Of the state
Of Moth CsToiaa Ia said schooner.
VIM MILLWARD, United State. Mashal, u. D. ofPa
Pbilsselphis, Oct, H. 1901.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

A NEW STOCK Of BLACK LACES Walls,
general assortment VI RICH LACfS Of every description
iaCOLLARs SETS, CoiFFuREs, BARBEs, cAPEs AID
LACE. T. WILLIAMS 4 Co.,
Late Peter Roberts, No. 439 Broadway
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NIEW.YORK & NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST ~, 1901
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CAUTION
Asceraln upphneplsd persons sttemptnsto palm Cd
a, tb. un.uspectinr public limitations Of my PREPARED
GLUE, would caution eli persoss to eIanins before par
shasias. and see that the full name,
~ spALDINUs PREPARED GLUE, IA
4. on III. outside wmppsn al StAsrs are ss'aa'"s WE
terfass
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Gsrnrs,oils.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS en-
" STATEN IsLAND:-FAR SIX CENTS By s,ss.
Island Ferry foot Of Whtehast, between Battery -
BOATS LEAVE EVERY HOUR. from !. m .ore-
On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOJFh, 70 o. N
DERHAM's GRAND EXCURSION
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. AND FORTRESS
MONROE. .Ht.
Eight DAYS for starting viz Oct q a. 20 70. ss 20 % enc
81 returning on or before Nov 10
Leave New ork by the Central Railroad Of NewJsusy.
on the a. %. and Through Trains, or on the 10 n
Way Train.
Fare FROM New York to Baltimore, and return to Nswyok
81 5O from Absny and Troy Baltimore and return ess
from Providence I'll 50; ard from Boston " 50 to Which
will be aided the fare from Psdmore 20 Wesbngon 81 y
each way aud fro bamos t. Fott Mcsroc 81 each wsy-
Tickets for sale IN NewYorS At the Fth Avenue Hotel 81
Nichoa Metropolitan Aston House. snd Loyejoys Hotel
and the Office Of tho stonngtan Line, foot Of Coulsnd
the Office If the Central Railroad Of New yegey.
the foot Of Courtlsndtst.
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6teamboats ano RAILROADS..

ID ere COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
from Pier No 10. p w. n. EDWARDS. Agent, sacs
No. ll5 Wossst