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, 1861-08-08
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LTEE.t
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
~ AIR LINE RAl{RNaE,

Forty Qlle1 tie 8hoIfe3t Eout6 t. q-EiacipnaH
indianapolis ao1 Louisville.
THO EXPRESS TRAINS 1es7a Res: Side us:c
Depot Chicago. daily, q tonoEE:
6E3 4 M-nay E1lre=H, tSCEsny1 exccFted1
$40 :. M.MGht E5Ezesa, tsstnrdsss axceEtsds
LIZ WITHoUE CEAN3E OF CARE
nond ior PelTs. UrbssS Da;tca. LII coIumnaa I 5
ssd sn po1nfs s. Central and Eastern ohio.
soUTHkRH CnENkE1ICSs AT Ipdi4rapoNs koa
FrankNn. Eeluzabus, Madison, LaFreacabu1z, Jedss.
Eony11e and all pc1ats In Central ard Southern II
61ara; 6fso for Louisville frankfort Lexington ara
Ill pofrtA soutt. =
Connections At C.actausE for Handen, MARKETS.
esrkcrsburg, aRd points On the Oa1o River.
Tfme " Eneinnsa OIL; Il hours. Elegant Sleeping
Esrs OF Night Ttaits.
Through Hcketa by ttf4 lie c3u Ds obtatued At al
principal Ratlrcad Offices In The Northwest and at te
Gomranys GEce. No lSa Randolph street. ChicaEee
ful1e1 the 6hAIman Hcnsa1
JOHN BRANDT, Superintendent
CHA6- E FOLLETI, GenI Ticket Agent my1s
, 1861-08-08

VEssE1s passing THROUGH TIE WE11ASD ca
Naive are indebted to Capt. E. P Dorr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
, 1861-08-08
Daily RevitW Of GEiCago hIarkei.


NorE.- Quotations Of sales gissa In this uarkst
Report. ore understood to Be for gool Convertible
ca3Te,tv, tAiess 0tAt7zoise stQtzd.
, 1861-08-08

AT TIE SHERMAN HoUsE.-Hs Ex:ellency
4. Saunders, ESQ, of Nebraska; Hon. VIM
VandeFer, MIC, Datuqnc; Hon. Jas. Knox
Knoxville, la.e1y returned from Europe; DR.
II. z. Tsylcr, Ga1esburg Lieut.. T. a. Stevens
U.s. A.; Col. E. D. Taylor, Lasslle; ?. Z
Fay, Esq, 81. Louis; Henry Bell, Esq, Bala
mere; E. s. Spencer, Esq, E. Bynner, Esq.
B. f. Blanchard, Eeq., New York; Hon- Y. B
Horton, N. G., Ohio DR.. Bull, D.. VIM. E
Franklin, Londen, Eog.; Johr c. Marshall
Esq, Louisville; Geo. B. Jones, Esq, Pits
burgt-are among the arrivals at the Sherman
HoEae.
, 1861-08-08
Gt,icaqoi::G: G:ributte


1,eoxrs REDeE>-The Madison street
Bridge is out Of order, aud Will be kept open
stsy or two for repairs
, 1861-08-08
4he HathtnE Question.

4he Hathtp& Question.
CHICAGO August Z, 1851.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
1E It true that place hiss been assigned for
tie purpose ct bathing between t.1Linois,"
street and the north pier, please answer
ENQUIRER.
We do not know that there has, or will be
any place assigned for the accommodation Of
ttbe great uuwashed." If license could be
secured for the erection Of such structure
in q proper place, we would suggest that those
uost interested enclose with high fence i
sufficient are to make grand swimmery,
where those who desire could enjoy the heal
thy and e1hilirating luxury Of daily ab!u-
ucn, and acquires knowledge Of the art Of
swimmIng-fa more desirable and useful in
Lake city thin tthe manly art Of self de-
fence"
There are, however, four objections that
may be urged against granting Acanse fer
such IN instit1tlon: 1st. 1t would cut of
oneof the city, revenues by diminishing the
number Of fin cs for violation Of the bathing
ordinance I'D. It Eould conflict with the
business of b2tb-houee proprietors sd.
With that Large class known as washerwomen;
aEd, Ah. as cleanliness is eonduciye-we may
Fey necessary to health, = public bathing place
would greatly effect the business of our drug.
stores and physicians.
Other cities have public bathing places
properly enclosed. Why should not Chicago:
, 1861-08-08
MILITARY MATTER
Military Directory.

The following embraces the name Of Com
Fany, location Of tho recruiting Office, and
1ame Of recruiting officer TOR each compaay
now formed or forming IN this city, 80 f4r as
we have been able to ascertain:
Sixteenth Q. s. Infantry-Noe North Clark :.
Isl North Dearborn; 1874, West Randolph Major
\. J. slemner. -
e.. s. Nary-No.-1 River etreet-IIeut T, Il,
stevens.
Yates Phs1anx-Co. E, No. + Custom House
p1ace-capt Geo L. Yeager.
Yates Phalanx--Co. F, los Dearborn street.
Portland Block-capt, O. L. Num-
n. ". Rifle Rcglmeat-Camp Ellsworth, Cot
tage Grove-Capt. Knob1eedorff.-
N. ". Rines-No. FOG Randolph street-1ieut.
| Iive1mo1e.
Douglas Brigade -Mystic Rifles, No. ss Dearborn
| ttreet-Capt- Boomer.
Douglas Brigade -sappers and Miners, 90 Deer
born street, corner Of Washington-3. E. Wis
well.
Chicago Dragoons-Eo. 81 sonth Claxk street.
Chas. II. Barker.
Chicago Dragons -Coraer Of Madison and
Dearborn etreetsE. Q. Osband
Wilson'S Dragoons-North's Theatre, Monroe
st.eet|apt. TheilmAn.
Lincoln Dragons No. so6 Randolph: street.
Lieut. ItyermoTe.
Students Rifle Regiment-No. 70 Washington
| street. Portland B1ecE-L. H. Potter.
John B. Turner Ri1es--No. 13 North Clark etree
-Edw. Trooney.
NINETEENTH REGn1ENT.-.A ". Ketcheya
Of the 10Th (CoL Turchins' Regiment, vii
leave the city this evening. Parties desirou
of sending Parcels or letters to their ffisud
In this Regiment, will leave them at the Jour
nal office before o'clock, P. N.
CH1cAso WILSON ooHs.-Capt Theil
sman's company consisting Of 80 men, nos
quartered at North's Theatre, Monroe street
have been sworn in by Capt. Webb, and vii
lesye for st. Louis on Saturday.
!. NORMAL BRIaADE-The undersigned is AZ
: 1tcr:zed TO raise tTo companies, in this cit,
aDd has opened recruiting Office at No. Z
Washington street, in Portland Block, wher
hewM he glad 10 enroll the names Of goo
{ men and true, Who wish to enlist in deiene
Of their country. I. q. POTTER.
, 1861-08-08

pRIcEe-1he se1es made thus far justify us in
quoting the market at least c per h. live weight.
lover than last week, sud AZ the m.rket closes,
~tht1e is still farther downward tendency:
1.ia IL
, 1861-08-08

HOGS-The market is neglected while The Re:
eeip:s are heavy for the scasoa- About T. 500 head
,srr1yed 1t Enzt Albany for the week, and I fe~
sales OF good to prime corn fed are making at 9l4
@94c Per n.
, 1861-08-08

r OF WANTED-A Desirable Lot
IL tz Dwelling House, 1ocsted above Twelfth
street, and between State stre.t and the Lsks IL
wanted IN Exchange for fnes Warehouse aaa zslt.
Chicago The property affords perm suent bustaess,
G. mfcrtas 1e hoIe and sura income Of from $5G3
Eess tahits Eot further Particulars ply 70 j. l.
LEE r. - G3srk st or address Boz 91a1 Gh:csgo
$SED. Iy8k1m
, 1861-08-08

u.DEn1AkHG--W- Z. Woodson, for years
enc Of our principal undsrt.kers, is again IN
the b,,xsness at his old stand, 2ao Washington
street, between Market aud Franklin. See
c.1d in to-day's issue.
, 1861-08-08

FxcURs1os,-The 8. s. Pic MIC excursion
1tayes MilwauIee Depot, for Keuoshs, at 8
o-r1cck this morning.
, 1861-08-08
pECRUITS WAITED FOF
The Sixteenth ReStmsnt OF
UNITED STATES INFANTRY

Appllea1one can be made every Day at the Regi-
mental Head Quarters, No. iii Dearborn street. near
the Pest Once at ia WEST Randolph strast ANS.
h2dY procuring IN abIe-bodied Bscrnlt VII fscs1Va
katcr 16ta IEfantry, Superintendent Regt Esct=.
, 1861-08-08

pKAp.-We learn that the mate Of the
s.tccnsr Metropolis, who vas stabbed Moi,-
tsy night on board the vessel, died Tuesday
ttem the effects Of the wound. The mur1e-
1.r Ii At large, snd probable ID our, very midst
secure IN the knowledge that there Is not the
s1iphfeet clue to his detection.
, 1861-08-08
10 RGut

ITO RENT-The two story Dwell
L ing House, corner Of Rueke1 aud Weat IndIaos
streea Rent eight dollars Per month IN adsa5ce II
qufre at Room No. billiard M ca C3rler Of South
Water and Clark streetA au5gSQtlW
, 1861-08-08
Have we Il Nlght Police,

CHICAGO, Aug 7th.
E dito1s Ttibune:
think something ought to be- done in re-
gard to thinning the burglars. Last night my
residence cor. Laf1in and Madison streets, was
entered and $50 worth OF silver carried away,
consisting Of spoons, forks and napkin rings.
I:Fieh You would please put it in yonr paper
sid give the police good blowing mp, and
oblge. Yours, truly,
WIZ. q. SYKES.
Psi purchased Colts pistol this morn-
ing so az to be ready for them If they come
again.
, 1861-08-08

~ All should not nn to read the adyo1tise-
ment II Prnf Wood IN to-dnE's pap8. lah-1v. :
, 1861-08-08

TEE FRAauEf PARsoSAGE-A ne" novel by
hntho3y T1ollope, and .D1ckens'e new Enove1
"Gstas Expectatiore," both elegantly bound
in cloth--alko, .schoo1 days at Rugby" and
the stquel, .Tom Brown at Oxford "-"Cur-
rents and Counter Currents 1.-THE Uprls-
irg Of a Great People" and 1.-THE Sea-"
{Michelet's new book, } have been received and
are nou for sale by McNally & Co., 81 Dear.
bcrn etIGet.
, 1861-08-08

4 STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDI-
IL CINES AKD BpOKs WANTED, amounting to
e oeo oE 81 % cr 14oM for which valuable city pro
pefty IN Central Wistoufir, renting for SIX 70
eght per cent. tt valuation, viii b. exchanged 1t
far nEares~ er good E1ld land, vel lo:ated and
the country FEeferred ANY person Rish:nE to goo1t
Of tha Drug Blfi1ess. aad having scltable stock,
VII fnd good bargain. Address Box II -, Chi
caEo IL 1y13L2w
, 1861-08-08

Thia week. Last week. last year.
Cattle. 2985 2,992
She ep .-.-.... -3,679 1884 S,6l8
uoEe........ .... 49,. 106
To the receipts Of cattle must be added 100 head
that we're either driven in On the turnpike or held
over, making the total 34e0 sale against 167
last week.
The c.ttle were from the different States and
Ca1ada In the fulloyy{Dp Dumhers.
, 1861-08-08

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERrT.-On the
s6th of July last, tho re4idence Of Mra. Perrin,
the actress, was entered by burglars, vho stole
watch, bracelet and other jeWe1Iy, together
with sn article of dress worth s75. Among
the supposed burglars atreated the other day
IL Joe. ether1ite William Francis Brown, 3
1cs- : f7om the South, Who came North to
avoid enlistment in the rebel army. OaTaea-
day this fellows luggage-a black leather
estche!-was ogerhauled, and in it we're found
the articles belonging to Mrs. Perrin. Brown's
chances for Joliet src good. -
This Brown is desperatc fellow. Four
| weeks ago he murdered man in n1inoistown
psmed Bill Wight, character Of the same
! i:s. The eoro1e1's jury said he did it in self
/ offence.
| On Monda5 joe made bold attempt to e.
cape from his quarters in the Armory, BY let
ting down from his prison window, to a fe
male acccmplice below, spool Of thread, tt
be attached to BEDFORD she had brought
thitIer. His plans were frustrated by being
observed before he bad accomplished his de
! Eipn
, 1861-08-08

GAWYEKS WANTED.-We
NJ want Gang, Auley aEd Circular saEyera asmod
crate w8ges ard prompt pay. Akn. faK Lshorets.
to otk 1t nil1s. Apply ut our office. OF Lac3ia
street. South Branco.
auEl11w N. IUDINGTQN i CD.
, 1861-08-08

PURE PiE-PLAET WlEE.-We acknowledge
the rectipt Of = bottle Of wine of the above
braud, accompanied BY . note from the fair
dencr, E. 4. Cn We at once converted It
Tito "a sight dr.ueht"-.he vine, not the
rote-and Ironounce it a l Of its kind and
Sc ppon our decision depends her exhibition
Of aezmple at The Slate Fair, ne advise her to
go in, SIS competitor. "success to Hone
MaDpEacfnresf y
, 1861-08-08

~ Rendezvous for Recruiting in the q. S.
Navy ia at No. 12 River etreet, Chicago. All wish
1rg to enliat are invited to call Commander
Stevens or some of his officers will be found there
du1ftg every cay. ". P. DocKnAT.
Acting Master q. s, n.
, 1861-08-08
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
For Milwaukee, La Crosse. Ct, Paul
0ahkDkhs HeF1t0s and I1toFHAo-

atAt4 Points.
On snd att@ Wednesday, M1y S7h. 1851. Passenger
dHtrs VIII 1eaye thE Depot Conner Of West Kfzo an6
Canal streets {6undaTs excepted, a. fo1oTB:
$50 4 n and &01P z. u, aud xE71Ta at AIwausee
MI1:3k 4 n and 11:X6 z. ~
YasssngE dsia arrives It Chicago Ut LEO r n and
A:R8 NJ.
WAUKFGAE AECOMMoDAT1oN TRAM 1eaTes
Cha ego k:x1 2 H.. and arrives st ChlE289 1t SIT
a. 8. c, BALDWIN,
MySt1 Superintendent.
, 1861-08-08

LIGHT ZouAvEs ArTENr1oN.-You are hereby
rrdered to sFpeaE at your hall, corner Lake and
May streets, this evening as business Of impor-
tance will be transacted. By order,
FHEp PHrr1rpa Cautain
, 1861-08-08

WANTED-To Exchange tor 2
w House and Lot Of shout the came value: 162
acres Ct good 1aEd Ia Franklin County loF4. N
Falla OF tbs Iowa Flyer, town nstea ft ma build
Ing stone, and IN <ae Dubuque and stonx Gtfy Ea- M
Fer iurtseF fnfor-.a::oa please to address t1s snb
sS1,bsr -C-n1so Pest Gasee, General DeaEs1y. tot
aneT.w o. = BOWLER
, 1861-08-08

goo sMoEMAKERs 1.s,[1 mp 7 ~ 1ee %
Lake street., up stairs Calcs4 o. III. r IL Boz 3z4O
1Y:1xew THQMPSON. WHITNEY J. CO,
, 1861-08-08

FINE PEAcHEs-The best peaches that we
have seen this eeasoa, were grown by Mr.. c.
Colby, at South Pass, Union Co., Ill The
two varieties presented were the "Crawford"
ard "Honest John-' Though first introdue-
I'd IN this city This season, be is unahle to
supply tue ae1nand NTH receipt Of 200
baskets per Gay. Egypt has some redeeming
qualities, witbal, and produces as tall cora
AID SIS fine peaches as any other portion Of the
country.
, 1861-08-08

: Grand Jury found ii indictments to-day.
Margaret Wright-t1icd for larceny found not
guilty.
William Di1on-Ia1ceny- Plead guilty; 1-yeas
to penitentiaIy.
Mary Kendch-Larceny. Guilty; year to peni-
tentiary. -
, 1861-08-08

-.
:a' ''o..ne, ana oe pfspaieo ~ ac' ou ING oe
a.nslse, os !oaa!og h's ~ snootel, #hlcn ne
a,o p1emPtl5. aaFang piaeeo IT ~ nus oso
e1ee' o. course ne anne.pateo Nskirmlsh,'
ato oteamed ot - NrooDefs, o1oooshed and car
-.
TEss bloW ier blow, disp uttng INCH b{ Inch,
About thrse o,cloek In the mo1n,nr he vas
.x,1enes ~ ,cr.s,,. - - e.onr ~. s,s,sr ,.ho
occupied room. o. the arst door. rs se,zsa
his revolver and rushed to the door. SIN
W -. - ...s~s.as - ~. ,-sae," .z.e1 ~. ~
e <r. s.s - - . ~ s ol4s ~
80 -. ~. .s.,@ <s.1<s.e.ss ~ Nv, eesD
~. s.+.r 1o-s ,ate,,sa,n,s ~ ~ ~ t,.n+i ,.+
aose ~ ".ss. 80, ~..so, ny Ms"aA1~s A-s.
.,s.,..t,~ g. -
open p.-u..s In. .1h4Iss.e -o = nrsz,s rn ,',sa. ~ ~.
hastny Raakmg array "ata = ouuo1e unoef nil
ann. Aa5tols ot t1elons na1'eu ~ .ntoagt
his ttatn E'th ne n1ang 1at'laats, "nAt -&'s'
ne gots Perchancs the box Oh slsse1 ware, =, .
may benny wbe's WARDROBE OF my o"n' VILE
cur gold watches a1ad all the 5eWelry thai m
:. wife 60 highly prizes as keepsake1"
With no hahi1'naen:s ssTe his robe de chan
, 1861-08-08

= CHICAGO LIGHT ARTu1ERx, ArTEET1oai-Thts
battery (whoI1y idseonnecttd from any. Eegiment)
ha.iIg been accepted By the War Department, and
being low uIder marching orders FOR Virginia, a
few more coed men will be received by spplica-
ton to The undersigned at the recruiting Office in
]. r. Loomis' Hardware Store, no. 143 Luke
st1eet. r. BrerK1p, JR., Commanding. :
, 1861-08-08

,esrTV: RENT PLACARDS. may
-. 4 sfwsss be co1ad as sAsTR1BUNE 0fE1ak.
, 1861-08-08
M2a[amt&h,

WANTED-A Situation as Caf-
w riage Driver, by 3 sober n.h we9 S1 81" sHa.
, 1861-08-08

MILITARY BooKs.-U. S. War Department Infau-
ny Tactics $1.s5; seott's Tactics, g. Is; Hardee,
$16e; zouave Drill by Ellsworth, $1.0o; The
You1g Recruit. $1oo; Cavalry Tactics, by War
Department, 81 IS; Bayonet Exercise. Mcclellan,
Il CO.; Army Regulations, 1861, 81 6s.
MArs.-Co!ton's Map Of the United States, Soc;
Map of the Seat Of War, $l.oo-small, SOC; Apple
TOMS Maps. &c each; IIoyd's Railroad Maps, &c
eseh, All free by~ mail from the Military Book.
store ct P. L. She1lock, liz Dearborn street.
aus6Gt
, 1861-08-08

THICAGO, BURLINGTON d
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
oEaEsia1l M lssEes & as 2 49, ts1adsY e1eeptsd)
lsAyes at E45 r Il. tHatnrdays exeeptedl, ErdTs 1t
l a15 4 4. No2Gays exeeptsd3 An1o1e :AecoRmoGa
Il 1a:h 4. Il. GSstuxdaJa e1cepted)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

NJ B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE cELERRAr.
IL ed Nine PREws FER, who has been consulted BY thou
sands In this anc other cities with entire stisf scens she
feels confident hno equal Tells the future
wife or husband that of her visier II wish truth
give call al x5 third above Twenty first street.
Iadlcp 90 cents; gentlemen, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

A GREAT DEMAND, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A Wanted lot q cast oil Cl5thing, Furniture O~rpo.
addressing Mr. ADfahams 2 ave. between 25th ana 26tk
cts. Ladies attended by Mrs A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

WHO Would NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Iss-G0
w 50, Miss wELbI NGrON, tae great English pro-
pbecs the bc Of ALL and cannot be exceled Can be con
suited personally or BY letter 81 asirs q nfe concerning
INV suite iourpevs friends coufship marriage
healto wealth whe tr reclaim orunt aud unfaithfa
Mrs W II the sny person IN this city who has
the genuine and Arassa tasnans for love, good
luck all business affairs, ats are guarantees Tor he
Delay consr TITS naturally t-d and beauttu Young
lady Lucky numbers given Hianiy respectable city refe
be htr RESIDENCE lOl sixth avenue, opp
site Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

A GRAND BALLET DIvFRTTSEMENT
under the direction Of sir,or RONZANL
Director AMI Conductor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sig MJZIO
Is supposed tbst great crowd win Therefore 70
facilitate the sale OF tickets the following offices have
been established where tickets be sdvance-
Academy OF Music Fourteenth street, sibela
Music stores OF O. BFeusng Hall sons scharfenberg
Louis. Horace Waters, Firth Ponds Hotels-Astoe
Bk0oKLyN--AcAdcmy u Music. Roses Atlantic street.
and fIox'6' Fulton street l-''9 $3.50 t~e@
lhe doors win BE- opened At twelve The Matinee
ces at one and will be over 81.
Monday, third night In America or s# t
s1s UN BALLO IN MASCHERA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

CoRPoRATIos NoTIcE-A REs oLCTIoY HAS BEEN
~ presented the Beard of Aldermen TO have the sd e
walks In Second avenue from thirty aflh Forty aith
streets. wherc not already done Tagged.
Also that the wte,ery sidewalks Il seventh street, be-
tween Second and Third avenues be tagged whore not al
ready tagged.
Parties hayng objections 10 the viii send their obcc
TORS directed the Chan % the Coma Streets,
l. A. RooLE, Committee
JOIN kCsSFs
Jous Il. BRAD9,I streets
T Niws Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

A CApfMY OF MUsIC-NFw YORK
"A NEXT OPERA MOTT, MONDAY Per "a
.#..H4 and Third night IN America OF "
IN BALL0 IN MAsCuEEA
ACADEMY OF Music NEW YORK-NATIkkE
licSss e ~ basss Of the Academy g.
GRAND GALA MATINEE
The management respect uly announces that
THE ONLY MATINEE
which can positively be given during this VIII
W.. SATURDAY. February IT, at one O'Clock
men VIII he presented without curtsmen abridgem
Nerds latest and celebrated work
IN BALI,O In MAsCHERA
rA. uHE MASQUERADE BALL)
ue most extensive preparation having been made 10 make
THIS GALA MANNER
rL.-..,.- One OF extraordinary brtliancy.
Madame PAU LINE CoI.SON a. Aroo,t.
Miss ISABELLA HINKI.kY "a fsc,r ia D.
Miss Abe LAIDE PHILLIPS az Irlrca the . !. ro,a
as ard0
as Renart0
ffIEREifi The Conspirat,rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

ANEW YORK UARLFM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Albany aud Troy citing sith the New York
Cen,Ia Rail- oad all points Wet North vest and South
west; also the Northern Railroad, for saratoga ku
land Burlington rlasbur Rouscs Point Ogfensburg and
Montreal Winter nj, nmenclng Monday, Dccen
Der % ee0Trains will leave New York as folows-For Al
bapy A. NJ and ~ T. NJ, train from Iryon row,
near City Hall Fer Albany, 72pA and i45P do 18th,
st depot Do 10 A. esprsss man train from r r roy
stopping a. Al s'a9ps aeoys Yorsylia 30 b s. depot
Ira from ysth II depot Who Plains, 6:l5p. stopping
q, al s,aans from White street depot willamsbrdge
a NJ ma q, p stopping at all stations, from z1th ST.
depo WiiIismsbrdse Has a. "Wednesday and saturday
Sv1 sopp,nr nj All stations rom 20 It, depot Returning
viii leave Albany IA NJ aud tso r NJ; East Albany 10
A. NJ and AIS r NJ express tram Albany 1913 = " hast
Albany II A NJ, express mail train Croon Falls, A. w.
stopping all stations north OF remont White Plains $40
75 and l0A. ~ and $50 z. NJ stopping at all statoDs
tons wlliamfbrfdge, op ~ twednesdsy and "a urday
only stopping ali sistons Tickets sold and baggage
checked FOR stations al 1Jtb street station only.
JOHN BVhCIItII.. Assistant Superintendent.
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Nor SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, AS BELOW
The first class steamship ALABAMA, Capt George r..
fcbenek w leave saturday, Feb TO- a r. NJ, from pier
% North Through tickets can be bad for
golumbus Szl; Albany, S23; atlanta, e2 Eufaua ST.;
Chattsnoogi s25 Nashville SGT 7j Knoxville s21 80; Nom
for freight apply at Is Broadway The steamer
sAMtIL L. MITClIILL& SON, New York, ,ro,,,
JUIIN ii WILDER GAI.IIE, Savannah "s'"'A
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CLOTHING.

A GsEAr DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
"A gentlemen having any cast OF Cloihng surniturr
Carpets III receive the highest price by addressing calling
A. HAhA1s bS3 Third avenue. Ladies attended By
Alrs HaufA
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rTHE COMMITTEE on SEWERS OF rHR BOARD or
Il Aldermen will meet Ne. n City Hail on Thurs.
day, the 18th inst ~ two O'Clock r. ~ Parties Interested ID
any matters before Committee will have grpotanly
q being heard. RtCik &t HAcRy Committee
l.. Al. ROM r.
MISC C'ers. JOIN y HcAp.. 7ase,t
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RAILROADS.

- :. :. -. -.
IIuDsON RIVER RAILnosD-FoR ALBANY AND
III Troy connecting with trains North and West-Trans
leavc:-
IRON CHALMERS STREET. FROM rniRry,riRsr srRxfr
Express ard III A. NJ and 725 II 30 NJ. and $780, 5:2J
3:25 and 4. N. M :.
Troy Albany with sleep Dl5 r. M (Sundays inciu-
In csrs), 9:45 II. NJ. dedD
Poughk eepsie trair, 7aDA-M ga l2:p ana 40 r. W.
I'm. and T. NJ.
rcekskill train, 5aD i. N. b5S r M.
Sing Sing train s:35 and 4:3O ami ASS r. n.
I'm.
Tarrytown train 6.i0P,M, 7i6PM
A. y. SMITH Superintendent.
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@OE On0 REwARD-F0R ANY OFT Fr0 CAN
CZO.UUU excel MIRA MERK, the well Sucwn cele.
brsud phrenclogst astrocss AM medical adviser -ho
gives Information concerning OF human life. MIRA
MINK. ~ Attorney street, removed 70 igc Monroe street,
near M,ntgcmcry
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THE GREATEST woNDrsP IN TUE WORLD IL THE
Il Young and accHn pished Madame BYRON, from Paris
who be consulted with the sticts confidence on All al
fairs OF life embracing love courtshn marriage, sickness
ntempernncc situations lawsuits business, travelling abb
sent friends lost stolen properly &C she has Also secret
You beloved by your hearts IDEAL aud brings tcge
Their those long separated Redence 36 Third above
Twenysevcnth street second Hoor Ladies' % cents gen
temen, ~ cents.
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&O nOO WANTED, A PARTNER TO ENGAGE
p4-.OVO. with the advertiser carry out Nercan lie
tuancss ii the Wet INDIES PROFITS 'srga salos cash
r1td rel orcncta Addsss wh rNl ;eus II box Dta IcG
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uHRoUGH FRKI0HT ARaANgRMENr--FoR NOR
,,h Norsok and Petersburg and souhsde Railroad for
rrrnciburr bristol Memphis aod intermediate places -
rreeh every day aud through receipts furnish
"a Al bier is North river ,a.,
s,ss ,shp JAxBsrowS, Captain skinner, leaves every
Mn yoRkTows Captain Parrish evcry Saturday
efrah q prfoia, 7ccn. foot; 70 City Point scents.
sne 4, Fo,sclS sa,-rIa AZ 'p' .asa -; to
e.,erssSrs ~ rh sad go ui-t@ 81 y.rn tr2 ages Of
rrs.s..,, X n 40. L.'u giNfkEN
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