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Humphrey Marshalls camp in Owen CJ.,
Ky, was abandoned on the 27th, without the
firing Of a gun. The number Of Marshalls fol-
lowers was about / 100, but nearly all wore
withsut arms or uniforms, and only hoped to
obtain both through the supncness Of tho gen.
eral government, which, they supposed, would
consume time enough in issuing procl tions
and warnings to allow them to fully equip
themselves. Tho i'll success ofthe raid ON War
saw, followed by a hin, from Gen. Anderson
that if they did not so to their homes he would
disperse them, had very depressing effect
upon all the men, and the greater part
Of the officers; and, although every
one sworo that he would stand by
his post till the last, yet on the announcement OF
the determination Of General Anderson, at least
200 persons deserted. including more than hall
the sentinels. On Thursday night, 26th, every
sentinel but one, and more than half the remain
der Of the soldiers, were absent, no one knew
whittier, on roll call. by Friday morning, 2'th,
the whole command was reduced to less than a
score of men, principally aspirants for colonel
e., and other re slmchtll petitions.
Marshall himself and a few faithful follow,
.rs. Gnlinr thcm-evr, deserted by the mass OF
thcir II en-, have left for tho S,uth, in disguise,
and VII, urdoubtedly join the invading forces
urd,r Buckncr.
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When the Tenuessoears Mery eSle',,u VI
I,h,non The Home Guuas Of Marion county
were called out. A bov Of fifteen who bol"hs-
ed to Capt. Allen Moltgomotys GonptGS'
went Instantly to his mother, and said 'Mi,
have ou any objectisps to my going WIN P1'
and The complny to help protcct our country
Tho patriotic mother leEl'a; My nr son. cnuusrv mar
w. ID "a vour brother Is u sccessionist, | would,
n III, could be Of any use go with you and NIL
his place. Yes, go, my son, be one that shall
holn drive the invaders frunl the soil Of old Ken
tucky. NV prayers shall go with ysu.
Tie lady's only brother and her sec ssion son
hearing what the pItIiotic sister and mothe
had said could resist no longer. They SAID the,
would go too, and help defend Kentucky
' LOmrille Journal,
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Gen. nniIcr,. -ec crct service
ARrLrEnY, oAvALEY AND suARrsnoorEHs
IN MASS

IN MASS.
fFron ~ occasional CJrrcssoHi NJ
BbSroN, OSt. l.
Ger oral Bu,ler's recruiting moves rather sov.
lv. Some prominent mcu have bsen Offered
high positions under his command for special
service, who bayo mo,t positively refused TO
accept them. The Gcrcrsl's Division now mum.
hers some 500 men. II was a. first supposed
that few days would bo sufficient to recruit
tho whole number, which 10 requires. There is
no enthusiasm in regard to his movements. let
il is supposed he will succeed, and be of loon on
,ocret service There is all confdcn,o in him, but
he and Commodore StrinIham lost something,
arer tho SIN Ill affair of Fort II ,tterss in coming
home lur rlouicilion. /, was childs play.
The people resent such appeals, and tho rcic-
ton is .omcwhit severe. 1t is very gencrAlly
n expressed wish that We may have No more
Of il. General Butler lost golden opportunity
10 immortalLs himself OF the Administrator
took il son him. 1t is not known which.
hut somo things are perfectly iLoNplicAble.
There is = screw loose souow here most sonsible
people cay. Many fool that there is a great
lack Of comprehension of our real position, on
the part Of the Administration. They say, tha
40 far from the Administration lcadiag the peo
plc, tho people Lave actually compelled them
to put in exercise at Washington the little CON-
pr,hs nsive powers which thoy have put forth
The mighty North has moved in spite of the
influence which would have held them back
and because we uouid move We arc where wo
are. There sa noble spirit Of earnest, steady res
olution in this Old bay State in regard 10 this
war, TO be behind in no duty.
am Just out to Lynnfeld and some Other
large encampmcnt', TO see the brtahing up and
tho "On to Washington"
Captain Folletts Company Of Artillery an
Captain Wentworths Company of Sharpshoot
: crs 90 with Col. Wilson Regiment. follctt'
artillery consists of 51 men, all we'll skilled ar
tillerists, and Wentworth S Company Of Sharp
shooters is more than full, and a second com
pany is now forming, which has already o.
men. A Civalry Regiment is nearly full, hiv
inc g3l men. All these will bo ION TO Wash
ington' in fcy days. Several new regiment
are forming, AMI encampmcnts are formed at
, Lowell, Realvile and several other places Th'
Salem Light Artillery Battery ia nearly full
and will soon move for the cat OF war.
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Rev Or. Orcutt, Secretary Of tho American
q Limitation Society delivered AN address on
sunday evening, in the Third 7 esbyteri'n
Church, Newark, n. j., on "The Christian CIV
lization a. Africa giving an interes'in ac,
,ourt # he rise and progress Of tho li'pul !ie Of
Liberia, which now contains populition OF
over 200, 900 people, under the influence OF re-
II. .ious Misunderstanding that tho black
man is capable Of the highest state ci cultiya-
tion. lie alluled 10 the many deaths among
the white missionaries sent there--the NJ: Il.
Church alone having lost ton-and argued from
this that God intendyd that the black man
should DO tho instrument Of Tenoyating Africa
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Miscellaneous.

rIs BEr.iEvEp MT soMr Of the high mfh-
.Gry spihoritcs, that q large 70 bel fOrco hat
t+cR di-y.tchei from tho coinmi nds Of Bsasrs-
gard d 'ohnson 10 ksntucky. This will A.
count for sOmo OF their mysterious novemenn
lately.
Ma. WARD, late United States Minister 70
China, Is eOdeavoring IN make his vsy -
Europ, by the CAnadas, as COmmissioner Of tas
jefferson DLvs Government.
Tug lIoN. Ma. GuRLEY, oC Ohio, has ar
lived from -. Louis, aud says that facts viii
,oon b. m lde public which will entirely re-
lievc General Fremont from the charge OF in
competency.
A SNs,rnLE Law A bill prohibiting tho
niarrisgc ot first cousins is pending in the Ken
ucky Legislature.
Ar WAR MEETING in Wheeling, Va, Hon.
!. y. Carlisle told the young men in the Asdi-
nee that they should not be afraid to enlist
here was lees d'nger of being killed on the
a'le fcid than IN II. War, he said, vas
healthy and those who wanted 10 live long
should engage in IL.
NAruAsItLC G.. McLHAS, eldest son Of the late
JuUpo McI.esn, Of the Supreme Court, is raising
A regiment in Ohio for Gen. fremonts army.
The field officers arc among the first citiEons q
Cincinnati, and it is TO he a moiel regiment 4
Ar CucAao on Tuesday Last, the receip's of
wheat we're over tire, hundred thousand bblAels,
rot 30 coo, ,as etrouoously reported by telegraph
rain were $50 900 bushels.
GEN. SIMoS II. BUcKSKR, who heads ths
Confederate forces that have invaded Kentucky,
owns over thirty hOu es ani lots In Chicase,
obtained some ycars ago by marriage 70
western lady.
FarIII. CouSrT, Ky with yltpg populs-
io,. u only 900, has furnished 500 soldiers -
tlo Union cause.
A LUCKY INCIDENr, says the French p,psrh
1 teccntly happ.ned 10 NJ. Benoit Champy, the
| ldyucste uf thH Mlres creditors. While suung
/ "a "a rcor, in u railway oflios at Paris, he upPsA
| back his chair, and It accidentally touched
ccrc, spring in the wall, vhey dDor flew sPen,
| ringing to II sht q number VI docum snt, which
throw much light on tho great Mrcs swinoie.
A DAuaHTFR SHoT nv HER FATHER -Ths
sunday night before last MIR. Frederick Rsse-
her, who lives near Bethany, Mo-, gong ~ MS
loor saw what he supposed to be dog, an1
skiing his gun fired, and was horTihed To ma
hc had shot his own daughter, aged IN yeAr.
Three buckshot entered her left arm, and oos
ucr breast pcne,rating her lungs. Her recov-
.ry Il very doubtful.
Tur PLnop ~ CASADA.-The recent heavy
| rnins have lie the csuse Il much dAu.gs n
| canada. lindpes wero destroyed by the neodt
| Dads flooded up 10 the boxes Of wagons, and
| travel wis almost impeded.
| MoNrREAL is proGtng 10 somc extent BY TIE
| political troubles in the United States, a. shows
| hy the following stAtomeut Of the number and
tounaee VI vessels entered inwaIds, at the port
Of Montreal, up to the 26th Sept, fS the tsL
| low NJ
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tInrn nn rrr MArnnn nrrrvsr.. Can

WORK on rlE IIAUnoR DrTENsEs. Capt.
Foster, Of tho Fngino Corps, ispushing work
cn tho Sandy Hook fertilization with force Of
over 800 men, and will have IL completed as a
water battery, or provisional de(onse, durir x
the Fall. Improvements are also progressing
satisfactorily on the forts At the Narows, un
der direction of Colonel Dcleield, and although
tho new teienscs at that point arc only tempo
rsry, they will present serious obstacles to an
attack from the sea.
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TINTED STATES LOAN
" 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES.
orr ~ oE
KETCHUM, son d co,
No. ~ Exchange Place,

No. ~ Exchange Place,
NEw YORK, September "l, l76l.
P,i -niaI, " distractions from the SerretAry nl
tie Treagi,y, a Book hss THIS DAY been opened
At the alova otic. for subscriptions, under my "a
porintgudrnas, Tor TrsaHiry NIteg, " le Issued IN
srInl of ti.r one hundred, five hundred, one thou.
sand, or hyo thousand dollsrs each, payable August
10 1861, ald bearing int .tst At TIE rate of 3-lO
per cens re. Rnrun such nteres, payable s"Inl an
nually, and represented by aOupUns, which may 10
detached AID pTeseatet for payment separately irom
the notes.
The above rs,e Of interest pays two cents each day
on every hlNdrsd d,l srs aud parties taking tito
notes must pay accrued interest from the date Of she
Subscriptions will be received during fifteen days
frUra this date. - -
No. ~ EV,HANGE PLACE
New York, september FL, 1901 (
To facilitate the objects for y hich the above agen-
cy has been established, we will receive tToni sub
scribers certified checks upon the banks Of this
CITY, and current bank nOtss-ourselyes furnishing
coin n the required amount.
| We will also, II desired, forward the certificates
| OF depost to washingtoa, obtain tie Treasury
| Notes and forward them b. any given address.
| No cnarge will be made lor the above services.
| KErCHUM, Son co.
Nkw YoRK, Sept 2sth, 1851.
Having been supplied by the Secretary Of thu
| Treasury, ! am prepared 10 furnish Treasury hjte,
baaring Interest at the rate Of 8l0 per cent pes
snnum payable 10 order AZ required, and of the Vi.
| Tious denominations, immediAtely upon the depSai
| therefor IN gold cr current funda -S,,.,,..
ss36 u.il3 hohAia AEiSnOA-
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The bark Ray,nna Capt Malott arrived at
Chicago On SATURDAY last, direct from LAYER
pool. She made the run tlom Liverpool 10 tlle-
I,c in tho short space Of ~ days outalilinR
ghips which left port 20 and 20 days Leore he '.
The Rayennl brings 200 to-s pf salt for Ch'ca,
90; the rcmander OF h,r cargo was c1u,'sned
10 Detroit aud Clev,l..d. Tlls Is tho l'rs'
,hlpment to Chicago dlrec' from l.ly rpool, IN
an American vessel The E,yelus lctt Chicteo
ON the 1T ,f June, and the tup ha, proved that
grain can b. landed in liyupoal DIRE I from
Lake Michigan, in Us good condition aS II car
from New York,
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t......,e, go Rxv, w.,u Ths colk
H. nc,h. n,s, ,sv n',h.s has turned a.
", ~, W '"I 49,, -, Washn.ton N
q" t'o" W ', .,o e 80 >, n,.nI.c.s 4,
,'t, ~. ..e H. ,,.n ador,sd Iy one of IN.
ven vnI' i0,r, r' a., M a., trench |.
v;J. aud S.en. runninv from tho inter,er V
he x,otior Of he tent, then to cover Is over,
18th The exception &C loot Of each end the in
tde scrving =, Grplsce, and Tho outside etd
c,,,ie ed with A headless barrel, serves 10 achim-
nov
npV,V,sptnoE', SUCCESSOR Ia stated
cha, Iol / n uarpoy. the veteran editsr n
a.. ,nisv,lls Deuocrni will be elected % ha
successor in the n. =. Senate Of tho fugitive
R,eckinridpe
Dv,vxcv o, c,xc,ssArI.-Men have began
II ~, 80 in,r.,cHne,,s M Prices Uill. ns~r
rolh on ,,,,Se, 'ha J,ection Of Cen. MiteheIl
,.,,',.nJs ,lc ,,ncinna,i denartment
"no 'o"''''""'' '''' -, -, ar
TnK GoVEhsMEST mas putvnAsseu ps uno lsS ~
pellSr Western mo'iu, Mn'on nnS 10 ,ha sstsis>
lor u1 PaS. ~. t~o ~ he,.sen !" AIbaty and New York.
IJh 80 hnn 81 IA jnt.ndad far n gun
, no wv S''''
boh'. =.
\ DAD CLhH'nMAN -hev' ht' osoAns, ~
preached in the ipiScopal GnuIch, IN IhNs,x Ne
\. y rAlsed qunea u,'suIJane suI'Ia. ~ Hor,p
ustiyIhR ulo oo1sn an ~ ra,ai -. 80
ll h,a s,,'''V" ". LGyI .nJ *. Ia.dins,
he building, owners n,ssen, anu ~, v.hich -
vestfyman demanded the mHhuteI'P' "ui'" ~
banded TO Inc u o. pls'i's' A''""''
IT ASSERTED by tho Il ehmond papers uA.
the immense government establishment
Richmond will be able TO turn OFT ffom Io,OOo
Z" loo, 900 complete suits OF win, or clothing by
the time they will 10 needed. The North Care
lima woolen factories have promised their entire
product, after filling their contracts with thu
state.
LONG ARMr.-Men marching in fi,es arc
usually little more than thre feet apart hot-
:, 81. N wagon in train with four horses oocu-
les 6fty fset. Now, II the army Of the Potomas
Vas in ire moving on narrow country road,
| with cavalry four abreast, and men in files a
four. ACCOMPANIED by all the wagons and ambu-
| lances, and ammunition trains il would reach
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Troy, Od. 1.-The Democrats this evening
appointed Alderman Thos. Nj Mhnus del. gaze,
and Robt. Parmcuton aiterrate, to the I'D dts
tIi,t judicial convention. Tho Republicans ap.
pointed II. G. hing and G. :. Tracy delegates
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JEn-
~ sEY, from foo. OF Cortlandi n-Connscting =,
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Ln,kswInns
and Western Railroad. and n EAston with Lehigh
Valley Railroad and its connections, forming di-
rect llns " PITTsBURa AAd ths WEST, Wtshoui
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commanding Juns 10, lsol-LsAVs Now York ~
followGi
HLnnIaBunGH ErrHzss-AisA. T., for Easnn,
reading, Pottsvile, Harrisburg, kAush Chunk,
WilliAmsporL sc.
MAIL TEAn-At A. H., for Easton, Water Gap,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pittston, Wilkesharro, DO.
l2M. THEouaH TRAH-Por Eaaton, halnh
Chunh, WlliAmGPort, RaAdins, Po,tHvils' Harris
lP.n. THSouaH TEAm-Por KAxson, Beshls-
bonn, Allentown and Mauch ChuAk.
$40 r. ~, WAY TRAIH-For bOmerVile.
sOOPn, Western Express for Haston, Allen
town, Reading, Harrisburg, PitHburg, and she
Wes,. Sleeping Oars from Jersey eiiy through %
EXPREss TRAINS FOR HARRIsBURG.
The A. ~, Express Train from New YORK, AZ.
rives at Harrisburg Al ?. ~, oonnsstne k..a and
WosI on Pennsylvania Central railroad, hurthorn
Contra! Railroad, North and south, and with Cam
berland Valley Railroad.
TIE THROUGH HXPRESs TRAIN FOR Ths
WEST, leaves New York at PH. daily tsundAys
sIespts,l mRlyiSg close connsGtiun ~ Harrisburg
With Peur syvaniA r. -oad-~iin no change Of asra
~ PitLaburg, and ps one ~ Ctnonbtd and Chicago.
Sour iours time s saved by taking this traR.
PHILANTHROPY AND HHW YORK FERRY.
IAAys New YORK from Per No. 2 North River ~
:. x and II. 30 Az, s9O, A9O and $50 ~.
The sts stop a. Bergan POtni and Mariners HAf-
oor every trip each way.
JOHN o. srEARSs, Superintendent
aulo lYsl0o
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
sory' Zoo. Of whitehall 81 bsa the Battery and soun
ferry. Boaia leave every hour from . y u
I'm On ana. Sundays svsry half hour & ~ 70 .. e
Y. '""
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., n CoxsrMPTIyEs-A PREACHER OF

i tie Gospel, having cured his son Of Consurnpuon
"a d sorst stages after being given up n DIS by tho
~ celebrated physicians, desires 10 make known
the mode OF fcure, which proves successful In every
case n those af cted with coughs, colds, and con-
sumption, and he will ssad II freq Of charge 10 all
who desire il aud will forward him their address
Address DANIEL ADRE, 8T5 Pearl 81, N. Y.
ala Q4ars1lH
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eTRANnROATB.

CHANGE OF HOUR FUR KEYPOkr:-
OOn and Aner this date, the steAnbca. kEfPokr
viii leave New York. foot OF Robinson ~ uAly.
s,nd,v.S az xoep.sd :. O'Clock. p. n, aud ksyPort
ASA. n.
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GROCEMLEs.

GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
u Millioa-CheGpst store in the world Goods
oeliyered free. THOS. X. AGNENT, 2GO GI eau Vich
~ aud 81 Murray ST., New York. selO 5sas =, 10
TSLOUR-FLOUR-FL AND
II cheap for cash. Look al the prices;
oood Flour for 85; Superior Flour, % %; Extra
slperior, 50; Choice Rxtra, 80 90.
MH. y. CoYLEB cheap stores, ls4 and lss
yTtls ~. hookDn- ssn 941n'lH
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old BLACK STAR LINZ

old BLACK STAR LINE
" OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
pNsaasrs FROM W Liverpool oy SnH tauowing mn
class pankea ships, sailing on hs
bah aud 24th Of saoh Month
hIelaiiA CuuyatOr, ksc9r
e,s,-.Ts Cynorirs, john Bright
Belle Woods, ChanoelOr' IhoruH'
pridgew ater, Cc1ls,rtlcn. VMyw-
n, T.xL.st, UtaTEn BArxirs Co.. AID AL rAhfH
or FHoa.s NJ AHD SoovLIro.
ssil s6aosIlT WILLIAMS outDN' +" sah'n -
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A DOUBLE MArRIMoSIAL ALLIANcE - 70
ported 70 be about to take place bet "sen Italy
and Portugal. Victor Emanuel, il Is said; Tlli
many Donna Maria Antonia, the King oi y,
tugAIs sister, while Don Pedro will @ke 'or a
wife the King Of Italy 5 second diugh'er ana
will thus become the son in'law Of bis o'0'AS''
in.laW,
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snEPrENG.

EOR LIvERPOOI-OLD BLACK STAR
Il Line-the packet ship CuLrIVAToR ylns
n, pier II Elt River, sails O;toOer 81. The
MESQUITE sails October sth For pNsage, sP-
ply 90 board, or W WILLIAMS q GUION, ~ Rd-
.on stree, sc2i 2tsG'itO
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yrrRICOPHEROUS FOR THE HAIR
i Only Eight cents per bottlo-Portsr q Fair
ohild's nicely perfumed Trioophsrous. for improv
Mo the condition Of ths hair Y exoellsnt artsls
sn9 an bs procured q 70 South second sEresl,
WlaAmsbargh, n ,hs sbISs iow prios. auls staSaet
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ZeIegrapLic News.
rtsU NY1sb'uaton.
--u-.un A.n -..rnr

rtsv Nyasb'uatou.
svITZpiuAND Win C..
V-Itiag'o7 oct ~ l4ttsr f-On the Ex
President q tho Republic Of Switzerland, who
il now q member u tho Federal Council
says -
we watch hero with great solicituds the
proerpss ot the sccession war, wa which, ii
nJt su .cesaiully cnecked by tha parrots OF the
South, may Assume q most formidable aspect. II
is true, that the array with which the North
confron,s secession may appear imposing, even
10 the y uih-nevc-th less, when the avalanche
il once fsfly in motion, II ia too late - irus rate
its formation, and gathering, IN ns d'vst'tlnE
coune vast proportions, IL sweeps resistlcssly
onward, regardless of every obstacle unit
striking some mountain W II Of rock, II Is dsShed
in,o fragments, and rendered harmless g. many
a pA,cciul and hsppy valley home upon which
IL would have otherwise brought ruin and mis-
e,y. NAV God, the Almighty, protest the
Rcpublic."
CossuIs IN TROUBLE.
II appears that NJ. Blrnais, the American
Consul TO Zurich, las not yet received his ex.
pc1ua,ur and that the Consul 10 u ,,e will likely
lara no better, unlavorablc reports being iu cur
culntion IN rar ard ~ both Of them A. 10 the
former, il is sand by tho Svs' authoritis' that,
While editing u rowsplpr m tho West he ft"-
\ auen,ly indulgcdn lcycte structures against the
Swiss Government.
A uOOD ARRANGEMENT
II will bo II interest TO the military, TO stNe
| that tb . troop, IN the csmp,fn, on de'schment
~ on distant sstvioe, will he allowed sutl'r' 81
| the rate e one for every regiment, cops, W So
parato detachment
| Tho quveruu cnt FOR some timo pat has boei
| msking cNperis ems with itOn-vhocl uanspsr-
/ tatiou wagons
| The funeral Of General Ghson to'k place a
neon today. Tho military display On the occh
| ON was grand. Tnc Prcsid mt, tho Heads o
the Departments, General VI Clellin and hume
ruus field and ,tan ofli:trs JsIncd in the process
| .iOn
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MAHROADN.

1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FoR THE
WEST,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
And
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EyPREss TsAIHs LHAvB Dsrors
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY, susDAys sroErTxD, A. roILowsi
FRO. Ch.nssrss - Prem sosA = ''A'i'.-
noS ,so, 500 r-. ii. 20 A.s.,.ss, so r...
Montreal and Buffalo Train vih
slseping cars, iO.lbr.n N~ r'n'
oossporrrs Az AI.aAsr WIFE rrv ronx ozzrzAL
SCHENECTADY, RoCHKsrHR
BONE and s.aiors On BUFFALO,
Rome .nd ws.srtow. ,,sSsIs,dz EIAGAsA rAh4 L.soo.
SYRACUSE
AUBURN, GENEVA. CANANDAIaDA
Trains In connection leave BUFFALO and SUB
PENSION, via LAKE. 5aokh STrn SgrpAL3 1no
ROAD, for HAMILTON, ToRONTo. DETROlT
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE, fON Do
LAC La CROSSE MADISON PkAlMh DU
CHIEN GALFNA. DUNLBITH DUBUQUE PB0
RIA ROCK ISLAND, MCSCATlNE IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON. QUINCY, sPRINaFlELD AZ
TOM sT. LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRB HAUTk IN
OIANAPOLIS, LOUIBVILLB CINCINNATI, DAY
rON COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and Al points
wEsT, NORTHWEST and soUTHWKsr.
NORTHERN ROUTE,
Sonnscaina with trains 81 Troy, with rn0Y
| BOSTON and RENB. SARATOGA ks&ds- 10
SARATOGA, wHrTEHALI- rutland; 9 BUa
| PI.ArrsBURGH, 0dDEN5RURaH, NoHrRhAI,
&c., 10. -
| LsAve New York - fonowsl
Prom OAambcrs street. From 1htTneA sae~.
| Purghkeepsis trains, A. e.26 A. ~, and Lp and
| n, and ~ % and r. n A2orh.
eeekskin train, go A. $50 A. H., and 600 r u.
| ~, and D so p. n.
Sing Sing train, stS, Iso, Ala, as and 10. Is =. H.
rshiii train. $50 ,. II. !sBrn.
Re- FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS BY ,hs rcus
~ above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, iron
| ths Depots In CHAnBHks AND CANAL srRrErs. er
At al times a. Favorable a. made by othey Ratlroo
Gem panies The facilities Of this greaA hkV
YORK ROUTE ,o tbs West, commend u 10 Oh
confidence OF merchants and shippers for pronp'
ness and dispatch
| Passenger trains with SMOKING and BIAkkPIN'
| CARS run In oonAsCdon on ths Nsw York Cenir'
Road.
For particulars a. 70 local trains and irslght a
angenents, inquire At the depot, os Warren 81
jyl9 H'94i A. Y. SMITH, Superintendent.
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phii1delpLid, Oct.. 2.--The Harriet Lane
,silcd to-day from here with an incomplete AZ
mameIt.
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I'AkMS, &C., FOR SALE CHEAP-IIICKS-
VILE farms bui ding lota and land for sale cheap,
,uly % miles, near depot Of 2 railroads, deep
amy soil, beautifully located, healthy, fad i'm.
pr-,yjug; terms very easy. Inquire Of J. =. HEITz
9i nsS1cr st. N. Y. $50 fAsc'lA
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EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
II ..is 5th Ost.t.e ce ebrated AMI tavorte p. K
n shin OCEAN MONARCH, lylng At ul"r ~ h'
and the packet ship CoN5rElLA rIoN'on the lu.s
o! Oct Fur passage at low r,ts-, Apply On Sa,a,
OF " TAP5COrr a co, 50 South 81, seES SC'lS'
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HOUSE AND LOT TOR SALE-S 200
IL will buy one t-o story house and lot, with five
rooms: terms frsm 81 to $500 down-thc balance
can lie rad from SiOJ to $500 year a,so, one fOr
si6p with rooms; LOT ~ II. hy 10 H.; terms the
same as above. Inquire At tie oihce, cor 18Th =
and 9th ave. ID. &. DANIELS, brooklyn. ocl %
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DAY BOAT TO ALBANY-STEAMER
DAkMENIA leaves foot Harrlson st. every Mon,
day, WEDNESDAY and Friday: Fare - s sInIS pis D.
sell S4sc'lIo
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DOARDlNG-AFEW GENTLEEEN AND
ID I.d Is can b, accommodated w,tG DoAd; also 4
Gentleman and his wife, at lfl White st. Of 3'l1j
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rvo vo-
rftu glrse
tcr iY-' d@, -ansr.
NsHug's AID Deatis
t1-. sVtIthy sfvsrtuemer~-
Tsft.d az tho oonvaH leu n Of TIC IN.
~ INSERT -ns Advas tssnsais rensivsa
o'olook p. n. Fbts ast,ldiahrnsni u sn.iroly -
on 5andsy.
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DOARDlNG--A PIE NSANr FRONT
ID X um 10 lu with boar =, 10 gentsmhn and
wife al4l = room with without hoard, for two
respcctaDi, young men, in payate family. Apply
u Orchard ~. sLo E+'N'lol