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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-01
fFrom the N. o. Crescent of the Goth inst.
"A GRAND PAGEANT!
Between 5000 md 1000 Soldiers
Under Military Review.
The Streets G0rg6d with Citizens.

The Military Spectacle Yesterday.
Yesterday was a lovely day, bright,
breezy and bracing. There could not
possibly have been better weather for
grand turnout of the population.
The grand review of the Military
took place on Canal street. The line
of the review was nearly a mile in
length, reaching from the Levee to
Rampant street. Some three or four
thousand of our city soldiers made up
the long and crowded lines, their
of varying colors and their
FURNISHED bayonets and accoutrements,
with their flags, giving them q gay and
most imposing appearance. Outside
of the space cleared for the review,
the crowd was perfectly compact
through the courtesy of the store
, ness IS, ladies had permission to their
amount IT. Of .r9verandahs; tho street was
. HrlltuGou. OCCASION mora Crootl,,
q -, .s.,, H..
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VHE TRIBU for y
PROSPECTUS.

THE TRIBUNE IL printed large imperial sheet aud con
ains Editorials the topics OF the times employing 5
cons of the best newspaper writer's Of the day Fun sa ne
liable ,epee from the OF War Domestic and Foreign
Correspondence Proceengs Of Conc1; News by lele
snh from al parts of the World Reports Of Lectures; City
News Cattle Horse and Produce Markets; Reviews oi Boost
Literary inel, Papers Mechanics ebd the As &c
We shall constantly labor TO improve the qnAy
The instructive entertainment afforded by THE IhibCNE'
which intend shall continue to be the DesS AiS -'e"
per published in the World.
We employ regular paid Pondens in Europe in Can
rora 1t the Isthus fDarisn. tie Rocky Mountain Gold
Re-on ard wherever else they seem requisite from 'hs
more accessible PORTIONS Of country we de1'e our
information mainly from the rnularious conepondeno o e
Associated Press from our exchanges and the occasional letters
O, intelligent friends We aim print the cheapest genera
newspaper with the fullest Authentic OF use
lipteireuce that isanywhere afforded Hoping to maks
ec sy aUre a and print better and better paper
from wear to year steadily enlarged through tbs
generous cooperation many wcishers solicit aud
,lsIllabor TO deserve a Continuance OF public favor
TERMS.
DAILY TRIBUNE Sundays ineuded, - per annurn
sEMIWEEKLY: SO per Oi issues) two copies for
S: I'VE for 25; ten oneadiTe's for $40; any larger
numoe So each per Ten copies 10 eddre''9
each subscriber. 81 20 each. Any person sending
club Of twenty or viii be entitled extra copy. tor
q club OF fny We will send TIL DAILY TRIBUNE one
WEEKLY: az per aDun 5e i.ues; three copesfor SIS; ten
foSI2 twenty 2i, II the OF the subscri5ors
nust be written their papers but for $40 where all
sent 10 ore address Each additional subscriber 20,
where the name is to be written; otherwise, 81. New
names may be added clab at time at TIE original
rate Any person sending a club Of twenty over viii
identified osn extra copy For club Of forty will
.end copy Of THE SEAfI-WEEhLY and cub Of one
hundred TIE DAILY TRIBUNE win be sent gratis
Payment. invariably required IN advance.
,d5r,s THE TRIBUNE. Ney-Yolk.
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Kral Gslaic for Sale.

NOR SALE.-A i-stOy and basement brown
a stons front ESlDENCE No. IVES: 2aths., Newiork
house y lee inches by 50 feet lot ~ feet 9ches deeI mod
EN- ttyle aid cold water hcbtc. &c Also the oy and
basement bro 4n stone front BUILDING 20 by 2 No ~ Dey
st. New olk Also elegant COUNTRY SEAT a. Ossinus.
new l6 rooms the Iludso, barn, cfase, ice, ard
outloucs: hlponds iuii snl q al tiblr. For ale
TO close estate. SCRiBNfE DENSLOW, Attorney ior
Executor, NO. - Wa'Est New f0rS -
E,OR SALE or EXCH ANGE ior City Property
z ACDUNTEl BESIDEN CE o. Greenwich Conn viii -
acrrs OF nd mostly uesio fine orchards and plenty
other large lawn studded with o gown shaie 'lees
The dweing and otbr1Iz lrrze and drshe in every
sreet Inqare AZ 80 Caaasluare This place rosiy
every respect ior inmcdilie occups'ion.
CbIhLL gcntcel HOUSES in beautiful location
- 2: great acriGco.-FORKCLOSuRE SALE BY ,. H..
LUDLOW % the ltTCIsnts Ercisngc, AufG-tI a. IL - M
1--WE yslaabe uc HOUSES t,rer oIic. 20 by 20 fe ~n
baih. gas &c 100 deep situate TIE south de
5Hh ~, between Broadway and tie ttL ~.
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nliIiiarn 9Toiltcs.


HylnouAETEss SEooND RTGgNENr " y. $. VI,
PaoLsyItIE. Nd Aug. ls, 1901
All Non. Commissioned Oihcers and Priyates oi
his regiment nov aosent nrolshs he eny noheo nat
have been s deserers who oEeLy
then time ned ia the fnrougn. THIRTY DOLAs M,
WARD be paid any deeTtcys that may be arrested ana
lorned over 10 the United State authorities at Governors
Island. G.. ". b. TOWPhlNSi OoioheI'
"LncoIn CavaIry."-H nov ,RTEss LIso3LS &c Ssy.
sLRY, NEw-NORK, August 10 i8bl-Cspt A. W. ADAMS, IS
nov organizing company for nay Iegmsnt OF cAvey Noe
authority gwen since by 20 ine ana OIgahl4e
sUeh company subject my approval Of officers ana TO 70
etve such Subscriptions fo the attending the same
DC might bs able to procure lie surpcs any TO be paa cNl
" fol the - # the regiinenta organization.
ANDREW T. MCREYNOLDS. Colonel Lincoln Cavalry
Nourtuy contributions sddessed TO me at headquariel
Conads Elm Pakr 9t.t end Broadway OF t. the cfe o
Iol A. McREYNOLDS Meropolan ROtel, will be thank
fally received and duly ACKNOWLEDGED.
A. w. ADAMS, Acting Captain Company X
Lincoln Cavalry.
Presidents Life-Cunrd '-NoTlCE TO ALI
CONCERcED.-An persons who have joined this Regiment
and swo in by the Colonel other officers are called upon 70
report duty forthwith Headquarters they ths be
promptly sought o. s. d-seteI on other good and true
called upon to 20 the dense Of the Union The
Colonel received order his to Washington
without delay. God save the President.
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90 fet.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN SOUTH
IL BROOKLYN. new tirce-ltory house, with 60, water,
range neatly furnished throughout snd - minutes rde rom
the South Ferry very modelle cud possesaioh sTeh
immediately. Address Box, No. 2,th =. o.
FURNISHED HOUSE or ROOMS TO RENT
Il Apply at No. II East lGh'st
ITO LET.-The building known as Disbrows 5
l. Riding Academy, thas. OF a9hEt for rri ious
services SuBdsy The IL being altered and Ictted -
viii he rented cation
day and reasonable terms Apply on the premises
rEO LET for | or lEAliS.-1be MANSION
Il and GROUNDS Of the late Cyrus Towns I'D q; P"sshkl
Westcheser County beautifully situated commanding unn
euupted view OF the Bay sni h,Hd noUtaa sccbey The
Dwelling T. new, and bss al modem improgyincnis W be
let furnished uniumishcd Apply to THOMAS NELSON,
esd, No 20 Nai, " Y. OF 10 UN IN T. COFFIN, focAs
Kill
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rruE EGRAErENBERG FAMILY MEDICINE,


A No. BoNDsr., NV. .YOHN.
The Grsrenberg Iuution Organized by act OF Legs
tur. Of York In l3S and It Ia scknowedsed the
popular aud scientific institution ofths day.
The Uraenbeg Company wish to be distinctly understood
that their theory aud practice IL not based upon nfiby.
What il claimed ard what is borns out by facts 4, that tie
medicines the feJt o. he highest medical skill adapted
the ccnpoundng OF simple ani entirely vegetable icaal
preparations. The treatment II the iudcious application
Of thefc simple vegetable predictions II ld Of he greet aud
equally simple laws oi nature governing the human system ia
health Hnd disease. la fiuet hudred the
Grset,nbeTg troa'neut viii certainly cure.
CpAsULAyE oF rae uNIrED SrNrfs oy ANsricA.
BOxBAY September, 1850
This Is 20 certify th,, personally sequoiuted with j. =
DmpSR b. d., Df the City Of New York and that be l.
learned sl physician Of h y SANDING aud frheT th.
have Used The GraeenbeTg Medicines acc0rtn 10
given IN the gfGej jqbeg ifs c Heath, aevc years.
my entire ,ai,iscou; and confidently recommend
them ali who wish 10 dootort bills aud good heah
L.. II HATFlELD, American Consul bombay.
Many Of the oedng pubic on la the country hsye spoken
and Practice Ohor who unscqusinted With the ned
but who ofthe ae nifty and ru;holuess Of
R-iden Physc0u, have permit him them the
tuh Of hl hs may say. Among these last have noticed
the Of HORAcE GESELf Of The IrLHse: Prof A. r.
JswET o the Nasar fcnss College Poughkcepse; the Rev
T. H. CnaPts, d. d., OF hewYorA; Prof a r. PEABODY OF
Haryard University, &c.
COasampfs Lrdies rAo 6Ticfsd rA ric.e r,ga.
ffriieS geaa dp'oecReH en- other 'ytspoat
aad dHiasRg edrAoay Gdtsed 10 nv ht uoss6dg
Rsmedio, and tsdtHeHt
Cal for Pamphlet cecFiUtye Of tho eleven Reedes aud
tie diseases thry certain to cure.
JOSHUA T.. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
Resident Phy sicien GrleenheIg Institute,
No. = Bond st., Ecw-fork
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Jersey City.-Full board
"a .or single gentlemen IS per week. Families desiring per-
bod W find this hotel both convenient to business and
economical in eIponfe
DOARD wanted in the City Of Brooklyn by n
I'D Gentleman, Wife, and Child two years old Good Rooms,
Table required Location convenient TO Fulton and w all
st. Ferries Terms exceed 40 per month Address
q. ". H., Tribune Ohc", iJE three days
CEA BATHING.-UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Long Branch NJ j. win open for the reception Of visitjr
June 10 a6l ith the enlargement Of Dipng Room Par0r al
ditionsl Rooms kc since lat will amply aeconmoiie
go guests address. r. \. SHOEMAKER, PTorri-ioL
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6pcCial Nctlces.


The Central Republican Club viii meet thus Tues
tsJ) EVENING Room No "a Cooper Building The follow
resolution sd om last meetng) "ih be considered
IA.
Resolved That he and quickest way to end the Re
seon and estsbsh permanent is 10 declare immediate
The Ca5 viii be addressed by Prof H. MATTEsoN en- the
Singing by tfe old ROCKY MOUNTAIN GLEE CLUB
flG6 SIMEON DRAPER President
ID. d. T. MARSHALL, Nl,e PIes
T. NJ SEIDNOKE, Secretary
Post.OnIcc NEw.YoRK, Aug l6. l@i.Public notice is
tereby given that on and after MONDAY, the lsh inst ths
MAIL for BOSTON, via NEWANEN, heretofore closing et
.. ~ VIII close at Il p NJ 49,. , nav, op n. ,t..-
Morton;s Celebrated Gold PeDs.--lmpoVemenis
in manufacturing Gold fcns q 81
ed 10 Tho subscriber by Patent have enabled bim TO
rroJucton and also 70 bbg the witt the reach OF all
1be writing public shoud know the following facts Cons ant
rtnr for x months aoue cbedI with bod ems man wan
,ee therefore IL is economy Gold Pens The joid Pen
continued use while the steel
gug hJ coroson and ~esi therefore, per
Pen The Gold Pea is always Ieaty end reliable, Whe the
Steel Pen must often ccndInred and selected:
.heregr In the use OF Gold Pen there ia great saving
time Gold capabs receiving sny degree OF elasticity 30
ina, the God Pen exactly the land OF the writer
theeor he the hand and lot injured Is
Known to be by the Of Steel Pens he Is sell
s Gold Pens at poes vary nom - cents 10 81 according
the every Of which viii far oUtst
oss OF tie best Steel Pens Sold by all dealers in the line
ToushOut the county Wholesale aud rea at the store No
Ieceive pC1t Gtcnon da PeH Pens cOespondiDein
vsns selected recording 70 decpion will Immediately be
s,sI bV mail c- otherwise asd diected. Address
=. MORTON, No p MadenIsne Newi ork
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Galcs bn Anctlon.

4. ". fiuaty, Aueuon-al.
lY BANGS, MEliN IN 4 Co.. Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 1 ard 20 B.osdway5slrs Of BooIs s-siiolsly
Picture. WORKS Of Ar, faucy Good. Furniture. Gc.
WEDNESDAY EEESING, Aur. ~ o.. O'Clock.
STANDARD ADd SlELLAaEDl DOOhc--A lsIe" -
,ori-n,, including yadcty Of ysn.blr ENOLlsli tiN
LICATiOSe &c. Fer paIiicriTs cftllogu-.
-
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6cnses ano farms fDaute6.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-FTom the
iH October Isl May 1862 il be well furnished. Lo
oaton bets sth and 3hs and between Lgington end
9th Family aei aud his wife chidreu iha pay
bs fctoTy and tho best Of viii be taken Of The
iraiun. Rent esceed so per Adde'S
MERCHANT Box No 373f Pos.-OGce.
A'ARM WANTED within 90 miles OF New-lOrk
Fity 100 Of GOOD LAND. address with partieu
lars terms, and price, Box No SJ. Newport, r. l..
WANTED-lmmediately about FIVE ACRES
w tod labe LAND, atA moderate price. Adless stating
quality ,ol location and price, o. L., ofA H. stew n
Ilttshe.d. Mass.
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1llnsical Qnstrnmcnis.

1llnsical Qnstrnmcnis.
4 IGHTE & BRADBURYS'
LHEW SCALE OyEBSTRUNG BASS PATENT INSULA-
IED FULL IRON-TlAME GRAND and SQUARE PIANO
FORTES, Nc i2l BgOon!e-si.
What everybody ays must be .rue Everybody say they
IT, best therefore trey must be tlic bs.i
DAVEN. BACON Il Co.,
IL Msnul6ctrrcYsof
GRAND AND SQUARE PlANO-FORTES,
lH Every Variety Of Scales snd Psttcms,
Nneroons, NO. 10 GTaIdt., near Brssi'.ay,
ktw.l ofk.
DEMOYAL-llORACE WATERS, Agent, has
III removed 70 No. fSl Broadway, between GrIrd sud
Broome where he sells 1cctaye PiAi,CS FOR lJO All
round corners carved cg S2OD aud warranted Second nud
PIANOS and HELODfOAS from 25 TO sl1. Al Sinds Of
Musical Msrchsudte puCs Psnos aud Meodrong 20
let from ~ to 46per month ALLOW ed If purchased pr
agreement. Monthly payments received FOR the
ALEXANDRA ORGANS or GhUgclss Al low prices
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WTtutsion5.

EHEAPEXCURSIONT TO CAMPS on STATEN
~ IsLAND--tARE SIX CENTS. by staten lsisai Ferry
foo, OF Whitehsst. 0sSgecn Battery ant Sou'h Ferry
GUlBETO CAMPS-rO 70 reach n. rnt, NeWN ga hihs
British YOuue,ri Nechirfs snd hIssusi Erlrfc focsve'
aud stes kaes s Of Cs1p Nuh s.ou Scct Rides eud itn
nlui Ouard Ca,siy Silver Lake. ~ lrh No.uitr.s st.
Camp Cagrn Old Quarantine Grounds nnd CaincTo1 LSt IN
fu'ry Camp Morrison leave boat 30 I'm long To tcirh
tsnp aud CAmp Decker clss boss - Td l.rd' p
CsmI direct. 60 extra cVtsej BOATS LEhNEEN II
HOUR. from . 8 m. 70 D. ri.
On ZINE StNDAYs EyE.ET uALF Hnus. :" 81 . %.
EIRE lSLAND-Yia Deer ratA ola,on 4. Il
4 Bah, lon No through ucksd required The 'ssl,ilts
,aeht JOsEPlINi Csp Sam, Carrying h u y mail, leaves
aD,lln DAILY To- tie above fsvor- SunTsr resort o. =
srrta of the pasrsrgs by the a. and $50 tan,
he Lou7 Iilaud Railroad. Fare - eci.
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Sew Edi';ol.
FEHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
LMg I..L

new edition snow ready eoatsng tho Presdent
LeOn' Cabinet, tie Of new ministers to Foreign
government end otter interesting political matter.
coNTESrs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCl LATfOS ASO CALENDARS fot
the yea1i3sl
GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED sTATEs-Exeoutiv,
and JGScisL
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY ARD MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT hOH' the lihiiei sl'es a: Foro sn CoarG
SENATE Or 1Hk UNITED STATES, bienJer o. Polil
cally Cs.6ed
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES. oy TIE United
STATES. Politically C.as..Eed
XNAVlITH CONGRESS lara, cho,, P,itie,,lv Clas ed
FIRE. HOAE5TEADs. the Action Of Congress- on IA,
Question Of :a7'g free Hosaead. to Actual Settlers on
,lsPetlc Doaan laed.rz .bs Bill aa,e8 oT the p,rposr
srd ~ Presidents Veto hereof
REPUBLICAN NA1ioNAL PLATFORM forla59
NATIoNAL pENOCRAIlc iDoasii.i PLATgoRM forI3sl
NATIONAL DLhOCRGTic (srsea nadre, PLArFOgsi for
NATIONAL UNION Ben PLArYoRN. iaD.
ELECTORAL VOTL o. TaE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PREslDTsT
SECESSION OK sOUrH cAE0lisA.
FABLE VI TEMPERATURES fOR KOkrn AatRtCA
rIcbsTe'as Ge Snihsonilh Insllon and eonsinag ths
1turesuTe of TIE Fcrg Seasons Mean Teupers.
'Se OF le f'ars iSS fosaisip Noi AiUenel pircp'ly
,n The unisr6 Sla.es
ELECTION RRTI1sNs FnOH ALL THE sTAf1.9 Or
9hE UNION. esreialis, eosapila4 expressly sr fss
FRBUas ALMANAC.
LIST o. STATES cAPrrALs GOVERNORS. TiNEs oF
IEGisLA1lyE siEETiNG. Ol.NERAL ELECTIONS
POPULAR i0T6 FOR PRESIDENT "a 1872, la5 Aid 1919.
1erins-Cash ~ sdsauce.
Poe ~ cuts q copies To- ~ rgeopirs -, posisgc
rad 81 kzlTess ~ pr 100. tasa ORDER solicited.
ug1I5s TAX JTIRrss ALNhssC ca be sueged i0r
ye4rs ct8 1850 '55 6 m 81 and ~ Price J3 oents
s.eil, posssee pad Address FHA. TRIBUNE Nef-fotE
A UGNSF BI.i.NIANOfS
Al BOOk-STORE AsD ENS EMPOfigN,
80 20 ByCApVhg.
~ as ess5lahaent ih. Besea snd PhidspB daics can
alea5s be had.
Al fOsign and American Nes,spspes rud Periodicals are
besd cOnsianuy hsig to aue nUJhsIs served
eubcTtDes in srt fhe city without e8-e.
hBbscN nonbsf o. al ihc Ptncgal period cas, Nswsps
pcrs and Ne sAznes always hs1d.
Snn DIFFERENT styles COMIC. SATIII-
ltJU CAbsna PATRIOTIC ENyELOPEs, from ofigina
dosr 9nt to any addefs receipt oT 5Segn by s. G. VI
L4--.., s.. ~.ss~Sst AZ, iAE.~slaiA
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Drn gooos.

AIAIE. DENlORESTDs GRAND OPENING Of
VI PATTERNS oftle new PARIS FASHIONS. on MON
DAY Sept No. as Droadgsy, and all the branches.
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DOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers
I'D COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK. from Pier
No I8 at D. IN W. ~ EDWARDS, Agent Office ilS Wesist
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Aunnssmenis.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
The unparalleled a,ctous OF the Museum are calling To-
,sber Thousands Of both sexes and al ages and classes
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING BIPpOPOTAMUS
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
RIVER HOUSEWIVES HORSE
RIVER HORsE-RIyER HORsE,
DIVEn HORSE--RIYER HORSE,
FROM THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT
From THE RIvER NILE IN EGYPT,
THE GREAT EEHEMOTH OF THE SCniPIuH RES
THE GREAT BEIlEM0Tii or TME III; sSCChhilPpFTrBEs'
AND THE MARVEL or TIE ANNA kINdD3M'
AND THE MARVEL or THE ANlhAL klN6DoM,
"a universally edged TO be TIE sreato WSue ~ ,S
In Amecs Every intelligent Psrsqn knows that th rs We
frt one ever in this county and twas Only oS INC
permission Of ne ne An vrcrpoy oF EGYPT
, ~ obtsnsJ the men, Is being dea'b for any Of his
subjects to allow leave bis donnioIs without us f
'''n ho u Blu {IpHlBloUs ANIMAL,
iny ppJer yster or out Of f.; win 1st on TOP o. wsier
''s WALK ON THE BOTTOM OF A Rlsbh,
under water and nav The Mueun IN the ,,,o
RpTIFICIAL RIVER, SWIMMING AND WALAlNuo, &,
as If froickng in Lis native stream 'he h''O'0 ' "
ac00rp siIAAMA. his ARAB KEEPER,
who 10 himself rnoty specimen oi that h'oe '.t ~
Also ju.. obtsned AZ great ekpenJ, m 10" ~ "
.yipluIing In the lag, tank ia tho hgnaiisl man.
A LIVING SHARK,
besid. Great variety o. other living Fish Tues Se Sc
srA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, MONsIEh
SNAKES AQtTARlA HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING sfAb @e'
The Lecture Room Entertainments embrace ,,,-r, 49,,
PETITE DRAMA 'AFphsEnLhS' FRRcE Do"''i'i ~ ''
Rv cop,panv Of r,re musico snd dramaiis talent
Miss DAWRON, DOUBLE-yOlCED VOCALIST,
Nile MATILDA T.. TOEDT,
The Talented Young Vohlii. &c.
Adudssion 70 Hl ornts Children under 10. - cents
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CTEAMER METAMORA.-For Amos-st., 3oii-
y ST. and Yonkers Hastings, Dobbs FeTy, Nysek RLsss,
si s,nS and Uayeraw Leaves Pier foot Of Jaysi, dsy
a. ga n aud 43O D. m, omitting trip on FRIDAYS,
and Sinq-Sing on 4:30 Iip
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NJJNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAVER-
sTRAW-Tbe steamer Metsuora Pier foot Of jay
!. every Sunday Morning 1890 making usual landings
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRK:
For New Raven. :, a. ni tExl l2;l9' tE1Ji ' s's
'IF For p port m x,; I2l5, D. I)i 3'c, 80.
For Milford sratfOrd Fairfield Southport ard weIOt, To-
M Fot l;tS Not%aS $50 m a:i5 Ex) $780, $50 $50
For Darian and Greenwich, $3.50 m i2'i53;So $50 80
For Stanford 9, tE1l, $50 MI i2:i' D. EI a'N'a
For Pr Chester and ine mediate '.non' e'oos M lai'
1885, ''%' ';''' &C. ,CoaNNEcTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via asgIinsded o. % I' SEAl 'EAhSp"
Fo7 Hartford and Springfield 8 a. m, LEX iz;la lIihs
70, Connection. River Railroad Montreal, a (Ez sud
-iiS FOR Isrford froSasnce and Fi,hk Railroad Of,
For Ncw.Iayen New-London, and SonLEon Ri.Ioso cts
.! Canal !IiSd ,GG ls5P P T P;,,ofSs to N2h'mD,o3 %
For S.oEa,uet s E9Sd o1a,S RAILROAD % P ~
JAMES H. HoYr. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
L NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
From ChsInbers.st From aotiS;
EHpes and II m. end33) I23. ll:21 NJ, a'dS''S Aa
Troy shd albany with sleep 1915 p M sundays iacuded1
Por sbEeep.ie tain :, a. m e:2S m and lao pm.
sing Sing tain T. m, 4:09:a5 d. ill.,, 4:ss and s:a;
fshsAlt:.in sap ';s5gm.u s-n,,.a,,.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
~ sepger Trains vie Psvona Ferry from foot OF ChsntsIst
Ia M, Express
ga H., Msh
Ga ri Mix daily for Otvie aud intermedia.e Ssios-
ia M Accommodation. daily, for Port JeTyis
4p M, Way for MildetOwn NewbuTgh and intennscs's
S,stons.
~ !" CHARLES MllsoT, Gsness saV't
! NArHAyIkG MlRsH Receiver
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
lN-rns Jeney City for Pieoont AIS ms
ard 4:25 and 6.l5 D. m. for SuncrIs a. i:2o p ~
T. W. DEMARESr, Superintendent
NyEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY X. r.
lN-For albany. TROY, NORTH and WEST sGmmef1 AZ
r,nrement, commencing MONDAY: Nay y, iS6I; n
st Express Train from 26ths. Station For Wians6ndse
White Plains Croou Falls Dover Plains and al local ifAb
see Timetable. JOHN bUhChtLI Atst S'yt.
1901 TIE PENNSYLVANIA I SR1
tSOi CENTRAL RAILROAD. OOL
GREAT DoUBLF-TRACK ROUTE.
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NrrW.YORK and NEw-fAvEN RAILROAD.
~ soTtcF on and sf,er MONDAY Aug -, 1861, the
a. n, train at % ss-iork gosts VIII De charged,
hni leave ss p. Jas. "a. hot a, sap
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A PRECEPTRESSW WANTED for YOung Ladies'
n Institute ia Pennsylvania Personal application necea
sary. Several Schools or sale aad 70 rent
q. 8. WO0DMAN Company,
Agen.s for Schools and Teachera No 500 Broadway, ~ "
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mo- LONG BRANCH, N. j.

DATLRUAU TO LVrsU ~ I1ls.f-' - ". ~, ..
ntRITtNsnd DEL BAY RAILROAD for Red Bank Shrews-
bury LUN0 BRAhcH Bergen Werss Sc or & iss
sonst daily n., and NJ, fOs Port No. mouth
there all regular stations Net rnnk
leave bergen 9 a. m. and D. m., and LONG bRANcn,
At q m lot a. and p No, stages connect with ens
.,s.a.IiOS ala. &c los, .i. s.s sos ssTsssssa
r.,ss hOtss u LspS bssnsh sbsss issV V sad " tAo
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rRAINs LEAVE NEW-YOR

Passenger Station in New.YOrk a7hst and .haV En-
fr ON
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Jnsirnctlon.


80 MER SCHOOL INST. Established
n ls&-A reliable Educational AGENCY for Teachers
Senools Persons interested in engaging teachers may
obtain without charge, explicit information OF coMge
tent candidate Principals desiring 10 rent or purchase Aeoe
nes, BcaI1ng Day Schools invi,edo call
@. g. WODDMtN 4 Co.. No. $50 BroadWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

ATS, PRIVATE LESSONS.-Mr. DOL
~ BEAR No Coz Broadway. has reduced hs terms fog
August from S5 to s5 Staoess trembling will be trained
hand r a. Ladies' learn stylish fashionable En-
zl'sh hand aud gentlemen rapid business style.