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,,"'.ck. Tho movement will not be down the
ML'.ls, pp river, but 20 up tho Tonne,.es river.
i %ae,e Yen; haucgks forces, 5000 ,trong, oil
bus, Hickman and other points. ,owsr,, Mem,
pbis. This mannuvre will compsl IN. rcbsls a.
Columbus and other points to fall back on Nm
pills, thus leaving the river clear for tho nm
boats and transportation vessels to pas up and
down unmolested
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DARGAINS-VELVET BONNETS BLACK
ID velvet brnncts, colorod velvet bounets, ~ bar.
grlrs; mourning lonncts, children hats for holiday
gins. l. BINN5' Millinery, largest AMI cheapest in
woTld-5Sl Irpaiwyy, b5i-lpppsise Metrof oli-
t,a Hotel, up stairs. az 24ac'ltG
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DONNETS-CHEAP BARGAINS BON
- nets NJ the latest styles; Alsb chdren's hats Of
oil shspcs ani Styles muliners supplied with rib
= ~ O w.-t frames ~, AZ the the lowest prices,
A. 5trs. N. INNS millinery, ara Canal 81. SIran-
2 30 will DO well " cal. Straw Anl bsayor hats
j snei. CNaauast place IN ,ha city. - 44a"'i21
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sailing Of the First Division of the nIrNlca.
Expedition

Tho Havana DriEIo rr ~ MARINE, Nov.
~ d, has the following acroubt Oft.
AZ - ocl ck Yesterday morning, all the VIA.
=, Is oi the expedition al.lins, Mc\ico were hove
snort the steamers with steam up, aud the sul.
hE Ship' with tuRloits by their silcs. At
lofiN minutes past six, the ating vra.rl and
I l' sllps oi-wHr commenced tho dpparturo in
the following order
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GROCERIES,.

E'iEAr rEOVlSIONS-POULTRY. LIVE
'r drrsd g. ~ cts Batter ~ b. ID Its 4;
r. Hr ''o ~; fF- lc' n. spare liI, aul ap'ls2A,
., .., rirp- .. =. uica 'yls5tuC. f,t Is Is per
'f i... hl,rf Hui mutton to cts NJ 833 and 1886
~ q l7tI y, h,t irth amt lttp ay.s, "a, Vt u tho
o N pl tin .p, c 0t VAN bHuNr n wArROJ5.
d,1 .'iCl
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Surprise tNo. - towc hv the India.
Teresa 4 No ~ toNoI Iv th, lar

Surprise No. - towc hv the lrdit.
Teresa (No y toNcd hy the 1or.
Isyorlta (No. ~ toWrd hy the Marin Tsnbcl.
Mar'galautc, towcd 10y the Guadal1uivcr.
f1gui'a (No - towcl by the Matanzns.
Palma lNo. 1n) towcdby the India.
lirrcngu,h.
santa Maria, towed by the Blasco dc garay,
frttol.
lhls last vessel closed the line. At ~
o'clock, all the ships were outside or tho port,
hting snlutcd from the anchorage Ia tho mouth
ct the Moro hv dense multitude who occupied
the molcs of the cavalry barracks, tho Captain
ol tho Ports office, tho Cottiun dc Valdez and
the beach OF tho Punti. 1hoy were also siluted
hy The bands of the Cabana Fort and the Moro
Castle, who occupied tho pampcts Of tho batto-
rcs. On both banks there were bands of mu-
&c, which joined those Of the ships in PLAYING
Lycly national airs, interrupted at times hy tho
shouts and hurfahs of tho people, which wcro
y r"ntcd to by the crews oftho ship. and tho
tui.c. on board Of the transports.
AZ the mouth Of the Moro, tho cnthusia m of
tic troops ON board OF tho steamer Fcrrol (part
ol he Napolos Regiment became intense, and
with Thousand cheers they took farewell until
next meeting Cl some Of their com panion5 who
hat not yet had the luck to embark.
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r. EW CITY CURED HANS, CITY SHOUL-
4 '"fs, Ht srnk Beet Pir,' l. ~, M's- Pork,
, -. '", 20. sIl" II llF prices, hv A W. ROSE
" o's... dtaI.r in M k,r'l, COid.h. 4. Killed. U,r-
p taI ~ r. yi.iuus, OPS w,mgt1n ~. ponr B,r.
Oily. ~ n-IU1
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Raad whsl Dr. Far, of London, sAysi
Dr., FAR, OF London, In paper Issued by him on
"a osnsas Of mortality, s4ys thai niampeArAncs scS
snd asIjri,nn trenenS, together sxceed tbs deaths
from N Olher poisons. sBut" he adds, "a Y dim
slt 10 oyerate ths iiy.,sss injury 70 public hsAl.h
ariaina In all ways dirscy AAd lndirscsy nom this
Okyto,islv agoidable cause, snssd ssN
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! am without any news from you SIM
GEN. HAILEcK's PLASs.

The ENQUIRERs St, Louis correspondent
gives what he understand to be Con. llallecks
plan of operations against the enemy. lie
says;-
"The newspapers of the country are contln-
uslly alluding TO the expedition down the Ms
sissippi river, as if that was actually oontem-
plated programme Of the movement under Zen.
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WHoLIsALI AGENTS.

r. o. WILLS CO., llB FEAHKLm sr,Hrw YoAE.
Usni By mall 70 any part Of the country on receipt Of
IFioa.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION NoTICE-THE ANNUAL
Il meeting Of the Stockholders II the Washington
Ice Company Of tie City Of New York, will take
place on TUESDAY Dec. 10Th 1891, at II o'clock, A.
NJ, At ths Office OF the company, foot " Chrisopher
street, North river, AT which meeting Five Trustees
will be chosen " conduct the business FOR the en-
suing year by order ~ Trustees.
r. PARKER, JR., Secretary.
d New York, Nov. 20, 1851. nSO lO1h
TICE-APPLICATIONW WILL BE MADE
at the meeting Of the Legislature Of tho stns II
New York, In January next, for an alteration or an
amendment ~ the Charter of the Rtpahlic Fire ln-
Tirance Company Of the City OF New York. NV
o rk, November 90th, lsGl. n3O bw s'l3p
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BMPLOY,rENr-e.m~,....

SEWING MACHISES-IADIESr TAUGHT
~ 10 operate ON Wheeler a Wi sons and Sinrsr's
sowing machines, practice on shop work; term, 81
% Canal 1t. d2 24sc 1888
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FLOUR -FLOUR-FLOUR- GOOD AND
Il cheap flr caAh look M the prices.--G od h1ur,
SC superfne, So 80 choice extra. ~, delivered.
Come one, come all. II. +. COYLES' cheap stores,
I3i and 1876 Myrtle ave, near Gold st, Bronklyn.
uo3O 24a'lOI
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GROCERIES,.

EXCELSIOK FAMILY FLOUR-wAR-
lIrantcd ~ suit, price 81 per Dbl, delivered frae.
W. Il. GILLETTE, 2O4 Front st. Orders received
IA brooklyn, At 1870 Fulton ave, and $50 Fulton 81.
VrillAms6uTgh, 2iT Grand 81; Gr.enpont, CORNER Of
Clycr and ~ 81. Jersey CITY, express Office, ~ EN-
change Place, ui5 2hC'iiD
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EISH, FISH, FIsI-5oO BARRELS FRESH

I'TOTTI TNTIl T T0TI-|7TTT lN ItTNTsT8N TNTsOII
Il behring's, coo barrels new mackere', 600 tubs
new mackercl, price 81 tub Holland hcrrnss,
price 81 keP 2C0 twenty pound tubs spicel sal
mon, price n bl tub ready flr uss 1900 boxes
best smoked herring, price 30 cents hoN 100 bar.
rtls new cider, price 81 % barrel hes. yin'gr
81 81 barrel. For sale hy NELSON WELLS CD.
81 Dey Of. do 3'llS
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SEWING --WANTED-Prh.
- sons who wish - Learn " ufaraie nn Sin re-..
sswing mAch'ueS terms only 81, and pracucs on
az hnds - Wurki SlSo tun,e gosd savgorp " learp
We pAnislorD Eaic tnIuir. 70 DhNusy q fs,
low, nntf S1a.st0
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SEWING MACHINES TO LET-SINGER'S
- and Wheeler q Wilson's ana ot1orp tn; ,s,
.ales Taught " operate un Al kinds terms, fruuu
" y 81 AMI practice until parfe't-pra ice On al
Kinds of work, and recotn n.nd,si 4, work .aat
learning. Needles and OH for s,l-, lso god smut
ne machine for sale cheap, ~ a92 H"uiy ~, near
Grand ,9s o. tc.tIa
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NEW PICKLED HEEI.ING FROM LAB
lNrador, large and prime-NiaO pigklei herring
from Halif,S and Elstp1rt, of No. / extra qualify
for retailing: just received and for sale 10y the barrel
at lowest n, It cash price, by A. w. ROSE whole
slle dealer In fish ald provisions, 22s Wellington
at, near Barclay. d4 H'loI
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WANTED-WASlIFR AND STARCH
w ers 90 work on New Shirts. S.o,Iy employ.
molt given u good hands No other nssi .aply.
Cal at iG white II. 10 g'i3T
WANTED-LADIES TO LEARN 10 OPE-
rate on singers, Wheeler n WIlsIn's AMI
other sewing machines learned p"rfoct In AL It's
branches and practice on shop work till satisnoi;
asp mschinea for sale and " iet-iGp Orchard IT,,
near sAhnn. nn23 Pac'll5
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED ASH
Goal Of the first quality, properly s,rennel; als1
marks prices. HFNRY REEVE, cor Canal ami
onirc, and cor Jane and West sta. ia 2io'iOl
NTYOMING VALLEY COAL a. b0--THE
w boa stove and range coal now IN use burns
free without waste; weight wArrsnied. L"YD d
CO., 222 Eighth sya, cor 2Ith 81 p6 2Iac'ih
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coal.

COAL-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR Nh
~ Loo n I, 800 los delivered for 4 30 or an
bnt fuL weight of 5000 lbs. guunieo,l, under f, .
ieitire Of tho whole hi, ofthe hes, Peach Orrh,r
H.s ehish cnd In the city, delivered in good order
at 81 70, fp,m yards lower corner King AMI ura.n
M'ch " sts and % Roosevelt ~, corner New B1wery
MATTHEW CLINTON. Wholesale and retail n,.n,
or Rod Ash and lsbigh CoL. u2z 9larsIia
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War Items.

OrrEE ruE SAGRIs.-1he Government has
closed "A contract with one eastern firm tor the
Manufacture Of u, 600 sabrcs, The contractors
AZ, manufacturers OF ,uythes and their marhln-
ems is m adapted tor making this ne" lmple-
iuout; thus reversing the order they viii beat
their pruning hooks into swords.
G.NrENr INuS's VIII gives all his proper
a.. ,ome go puO to the Government. His
labor hi, possessions and his life have all been
laid uInu thc altar ol the country which he
10, cd No mm r.n 10 more; and hi nan
and mcmur, e. hrur"iorth emlalm'd among the
M, 5, precious Of the nation, treasures.
CoNrEAuA>p n \ CoFFIN.-On Monday
afternoon the ,rutiucl- ct thu Second NJ 'r' hhd
Regiment, on guard at tho Long Bridge 0n tue
Anne Arundel : urc ~ thc Pau. 500 uad men
attention attracted tu tlr approach ~ % l"neidi
urn,es,ion yui,i,tius of ,hmhr" hear" hi'
attendant, The tr' sentinel ''"""l lh
hrurse 10 ms. but the seConl -t"pp'I w. ahu
"A, rxnmii nli6u revealed lot o' lnuslrl' anu
,nuunition concealed IN the cotiu Iht at
tendant- escaped, but tho hear" AMI horse were
captured.
Tur FoTrIrI, AuoNs AEouND Sr. LOUIS
are going forward with great Nigor, more than
900 men being emplo, ed, and the work going
on without intermsson, days, nights and Sun
days. Ono of the four establishments for ma
King army clothing, carried on by the Govern
meht, is cutting up Z 900 yards OF cloth, man
ufacturins 600 pair Of pants, daily.
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GESERAL FRENoSr has appointed Sanitary
Commission tor his army, with impUtant
powers apd duties for the improvement a the
dict, cookery, and all other matters connected
with the health Of the troops.
VIZ WE'RE INFORMED, says the New Bedford
Mercury. by q citizen Of Raynham, Mass, Last
evening, that one-tbird of he legal poters Of
M1, to-r bad enIisted ron THE WAR.
AMONG rHE Property or SEcEssrorsrs
seized in Boston on Tuesday by Marshal Keyc-,
was parcel Of Treasury Notes, TO the value of
$50 OOO, h longing TO a merchant of Charleston,
Sr c., who received them In payment Coz his
portion Of two vessels recently bought by the
Government.
TiE PRorosED RNrEBTTIoN.-The Cin-
cinnati Enquirer has received information from
st. Louis that the Gov etnmcnt Is building
lour pr, pellers and forty flats, Of solid timber,
each 60 feet long and 25 feet wide, 20 30 used
in the contemplated expediton down the Mis-
.issppi 20 New Orleans.
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rAnother Letter from Thouas Franci-
MenRher.


From the Boston Journal
The following letter from the Lra,, AMI
patriotic Mcaghcr was received this morning.
His enthusiasm in the good cause will not fad
TO stir his countr,men to action
HEADQUARTERS lRIsu DRtGADF,
600 Broadway, September III, 1851
My Dear Trean0r | have this moment
sent YOU word by the wires that, very probably
shall ,end you the name ofa Colonel tomor.
row. In the meanwhile work away like a
trooper, and mind what | urged upon you -
don't enlist any but decent, Intelligent, steady
and brave Young fellows--no rowdics, no loaf.
crs, no broken down political hacks and hire
lings, for Gods sake, aud the sake of the coun-
try We are getting on gluriou,ly hcrc.
Within fortnight our three regiments Of
them being regiment Of living artillery will
be complete. ! have telegraphcd to my friend
Sergeant Tom O'Noill, requesting aud author
ling him to raise a squadron Of one hurdrcd
men. Should he do so, II he has no objcct
We shall bring him along here, for we shall all
be right glad to have the da,hing Irish dragoon
protecting our guns.
" purpose being IN Boston in the course Of
ten days or fortnight aud will deliver An ai-
dress on the National Cause, the STAR and
Stripes, and the ltish brigade. The glorious
three in glorious unity must win. No retreat
next time. Stand ur ill--victory or death -
but no retrelt-no retreat That's the manh
ing and rallying cry next fight We have.
Heavens isu't it glorious to have such cuun-
try, ami such cause, ard such fla, 10 battle
for The lrishman who in not with us IN this
contcst-with us heart aud soul let him never
utter another s,llablc about the lbcrt, Of Ire
land. It he will not stand up to strike or at all
events to cheer. for the good great cau.c which
il now in fierce debate upon the banks Of the
Potomac, he will never have the heart aud soul
to face the red tempest Tor the cause that il still
more desperately in puil ! remain. my dear
Twanor, Ever faithful, vour friend,
TIIUMAs FHNN,Is MrNGitrR.
To H. ;. Trranor, E-q., lo,ton.
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ro Nv SUMO wunr ruErARtSG Foa nArrLE.
We swear by The "R'd, FhTs and Blue"
The "Stdrs and ne stripes" floating o'er ~,
Nay more, b, our Col, " be true
In the battle which now IL before us
We'll never draw hack,
Prom rebtl attach,
hut Coward :" our c~v,
"We'l conquer or die"
Our tOUHtr7I, its Freedom and Peace
Are worth all that mortals can give,
Fer when these rich blessings siall CEASE,
Who longer would then care ~ liver
Wen never draw back, &c.
Our lcaIct's commands well obey
Though carnage aud death should surround
iIumbly trusting 10 God IN the fray,
N,t tctufH I'LL with victory crowned.
Wen never draw back, &c.
T. i,-,mci iu this battle n die,
Aud sune Of ua surely will fall,
"l.od save NJ, IN mercy" well cry,
Thy mercv iS offered o. all.
Wei never draw back So.
J. u. tinRroS
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strength Of n Kind word.

Some people are very apt to use harsh, angry
words perhaps because they think they will be
obeved more promptly. They talk loud. swear
and storm, though after all they are only laugh
ed at; their orders are forgot, aud their i'll temper
is remembered. How strong is kind word
II will do what the harsh word or even blow
cannot do; it will subdue the stubborn will, re-
las the irOwn, and work wonders.
Even the dog, the cat. or the horse, though
they do not know what YOU Say, can tell when
YOU speak a kind word to them. \ man was
one day driving cart along the street. The
II -c was drawing heavy load, and did not
tu.n rs thr man wished him. The man was in
d., t,mu,r and bent the horse; the horse reared
,ud plunged. hut ho either did not or would not
,,u in the light way. Another man who was
with lhr .art. went up To- the horse, and parted
,iu. ..u trr neck and called him kindly by his
niur. The hore urucdhis head AMI fixed
li. ltrro yves ON thr man as though he would
s,y 3, VIII do anything for YOU because you
a.r kind to me; and bending his broad chest
a.uiI,J the toad. turned the cart down the mar
rlu lur. AVID frosted ON lri,kly as though thu
l...i vrr' playthiug. Oh, how strong Is
q ....tl1
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An Indignant Rebel.

The Trenton GaarHe reports the arrest Of Col.
Wall as attended hl a hand tight.
The Colonel with fierce oath, declared that
bo would not be- arrested, and started up stairs,
but wa, seized aud brought down. lie stug-
lied and ,wore and struck one or two Of the
officers. Ilis hired man and Joe Wright came
tn the Colonel assistance, but they were soon
Iisposcd or and Mr. Wall, without any hat,
his collar open, aud crlya' united, was carried
TO Beldcu's Hotel, struggling anl threatening
the direst ven ,rancc against the Marshal the
secretary Of War, and mankind in general. We
understand he threatened loudly to Kill the Sec
retary Of War on the first opportunity. The
arrest gave very general satisfaction To the citi-
lens Of Burlincton-with the exception Ut hi
friend Joe Wright-Col. Wall having made
himself very obnoxious by his active and aVow-
ed sympathy with rebellion and treason.
...., Al. d.
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TEET EETII--TEETII-TUE AM.
l. etican Teeth ICo -pr'Ciical dentists are in
soung lesutful full setts at 81 and 80, part sets
30 cent per tooth, warranted half the us,u price
bone hlliug % eta. 3si Bowery, Opposite fi1h
street, seiO 2iac'ii2
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Some time ago, a number OF persons were in
dicted at Chicago for aiding slaves 10 escape.
Wherever it is a-certained that the owners OF the
.layes are rebels, the Attorney General has
orler,d the indictments to be dismissed.
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CoR LIvERpooI-THE WORLD WIDE

EOR LIvERPOOI-THE WORLD WIDE
Il known clipper ship DREADNOUGHr, Captain
Samuels, will positively sail September l4th, At
IL o'clock. For passage, at reduced rates apply i'm.
mediatey to seizure lerths, On bard, Per NlrtA
River, or TO 2. N. DEMARESr, 20 South st.s"i3 %
EOR LONDON-THE SPLENDID SHIP
Il PATRICK HENRY, Capt Moore, sails fr,n per
10, Y. X, Sept. 18th. passvsiye taken in ID cabin
stateroons, aud found In provisions, at reduced
steerage prices. For passage, 81, apply 70 those.
ROCHE, 3 South 1t. Sel3 5'l6J
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
- NEW YORK AND LlvERPOOl-
landing and embarkins passengers a. QUEENS
The Liyerpool, New York and Philadelphia Steam.
ship Company intend al atching their ful-powered
Clyde built Iron Steamships ~ follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER. saturday, sept. 9ist
KANGAROO. ................ saturday, SEPT. 2Ntht
CITY or NEW YORK sturdy, OF. "i
EDlNBt RU1I ............... Sturdny OF. l2tn
and ON -v.ry succeeding saturday, noon, fron
Pier a. Nur1h R.vsr
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CAslN,..;...;...''''''sIo ~ ~
d. ~ L'aiNn....... " "
sTEERAGE. E.................t5o ~
d. I, L,ndon....... SS %
steeraye Retain tickets, good toI
ak mJltllS.. S...................SSVU SSV w
Passenger s.riri ', Paris, Have Hamburg.
,irsIisn, RNteS Ian. Aniyerp, o., Al reiuosd
Pe-ssns rishinst b5'As ort ,hsr friends can
~ turtas, inorn,.ou- apply at the CsmPAny's
Otho,a.
MIL t~lsl II B-,aiwNy, " v
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TRNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
" sEY. from foot Of Curtlandt st-COnneoting at
Hamilton Junction with Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, and at E,s,on with LehiSh
Valley Railr, ad aud ita INJECTIONS, forming di-
rect line g. PITTsBL RG snd tue WEST, itbont
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COnmencing JUNE 10, l56l-Leaye Ne" York ~
sllowgi
HARRlsBURoH ExrEEss-At A n, 'or h'Ttoi
Reading, Potuvlle, HarrisOurg, Mauch Chunk,
WliamspOTt, d.,
MAIL TPAI,-At 8 A. ~, for Easton, Wafer Gap,
Scranton Great Bend, Pittston, Wiltsslarre &c.
l2M TnKoUau TRAIS-For ELston, Mauch
Chunk, wiiliAm8port, Reading, PotrSyille, Harris
Ourg, &c.
be- \, Allentown ard March ChuRk.
$50 NJ, WAY TRAIE-For SDmervile.
sOOPM. Western L, press for ksston, Allen
town, Rsaling, Harrisburg, PitHburg, and the
West. Sleeping Cars from Jersey City shrough "
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
Tle6A NJ, Express Train from N1K York, ar
r,os at Harrisburg Al p. ~, con9ge1t,n Fast and
West, on Ptunsyyluia Central ralnnd, Northern
Central Railroad, North and South, and with Cum
herand Valley Railroad.
rHE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TIE
WEST leaves New York st Pm. daily tSundays
sKceptelD nlsFiHg close onnneotOn at Harrisburg
with PennHylyania RailrOah--wth no change Of cars
" P..tsburg, and but ~ CinchlAui and Chicago
-Four hours time iB saved by taking this tram.
RLIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave New York from Pier No. ? North River Al
I2O and Il. 90 An, 8. 90, 4. 90 and $50 Pm.
The boats stop 1t Bergen Point and Mariners Har-
Dor every trip each way. -
JOHN o. sTEARNs, Superintendent.
AuiO 1Y'lO6
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DR. HOYT, DENTIST-lIAS REMOVED
~ rom 892 Bowsry ~ pOT Brusiway, doors above
l0th st. Fun se,ts uf teoth purc silver IA low A.
"; de-. gold, t23. patiua, S2:. Artdcia bone az.
ing tns"ted without Iain!, 81 cts; gold, 81 cta Y
VI. Amalgam, ~ cts. AL WORK warranted.
Be2 2+..O'iSO
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Exten, or tho Line OF Operations.

The line along which hostile operations have
to I've carried on never had AN equal. The great
Punic wars were wagcd within corner by
comparison. Cesar, operations against the
Gauls were confined 70 u country SMALLER than
New England Each of the CruSidcs stretched
along single line Of most formidable length,
but Of insignificant breadth Napoleon = front
was never 81 widely extended ~ in 1Sl3 /. yet
couple of hundred miles would contain IT. OK
trcmo right and leit: The Russian war OF 1900
was felt in most Of the Northern hemisphere
but that colossal empire was actually assailcd
only at three points-iu the Black and Baltic
sea- aud on the peninsula Of Kamtchattl. Along
ten thousand miles Of its frontier the notes Of
war were scarcely hearl. Even our war OF
Of lsl2-li was confined to a narrower line. both
on land and water.--Com. Adr,rhsrc.
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RAILROADS.

1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOB TIE
WEST.
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT5
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
oAuN wSDAYs xxoNrrrp, As voLLowsl
Al T%aS I "' ." A,TaSSM S% IN '" ''A''o"'
ii.oo " $50, 500 I'm fl.9o A.ns.35, $50 I'm.
Montreal and Buffalo Train with
sleeping cars, 1918 r.n. 1915 Pm,
CONNECTING AT ALBANY WITH NEW roRK CENTRAL
SCHENECTADY, RoCHEsTER
ROME and stations on BUFFALO,
Rome and wsertown NIAGARA FALLS
Railroad, SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
SYRACUSE,
AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAIGUA.
Trains in connection leave BUFFALO aud SUS-
PENSION, via LAKE SHORE BUFFALO and
LAKE HURON and GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, for HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,, FON DU
LAC, LA CROSSE, MADISON PRAIRIE DU
CHEN GALENA, DUNLEITL DUBUQUE, PEO-
RIA, EOCK ISLAND, Nj SCATINE, IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, SPRINGFIELD, AL
TON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRE HAUTR IN
DIANAPOLIs, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, DAY
TON COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, ard all points
WEST, NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST,
NORTHERN ROUTE,
Connecting with trains at Troy, with TROY q
BOSTON and RENs. a SARATOGA Reals, 70
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAND, BUR
LINGTON, ST. ALBANS ROUSE POINT
PLATrSBURGH, oGDENSBURGH, MONTREAL
Sc, 30,
LOCAL TRAINS
Lave New York as tollowsi
From Chamber street From 7hirtteih street
Poughkesl ,sie trains, A. 6.2b A. NJ, and l2O and
n, and IL. 90 and ?. N. 426P.n.
Peekskil train, $50 A.l9.to A. ~, and boo p.
~, and b.8O Pm.
Sing Sing train, 34S 430 10, 4bo and TO- 10 p n.
aud 94b bP.E,
BB- FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by This rou,s
As above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
the Deputs In CnAhBERs AND CArAL srREErB, ara
at all times as favorable made by other Railroad
Com pdniss. The facilities Of this great NEW
YORK ROUTE 10 the West commend 10 W the
confidence OF merchants and shippers for prompt
ness and dispatch. -
Passenger trains with SMOKING and SLEEPING
CARS run In connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars a. " local trains and freight ar
rangemeuta, inquire at the depot 0S Warren st.
Iyl2 tr24l A. Il. SMITH Superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-16
THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 1e, 1861.


The shipments of cotton from Bombay to Eu-
rope for the first FIVE mouths Of the present year
were s37, ,631 bales, against 27O, 1G5 for the samo
time last year. The rate of shipments was in
crcasing, and should the present rate Of ship
ment continue, the export to England for the
present year will exceed 300, 900 bales.
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EOR LIvERPO0L-OLD BLACK STAR
Il line-the packet ship UNIVERSE Capt. MORT
lying N PIER %, East River, sails tomorrow
The CYNO5URR sails sist Sept For passage spp.y
on board, or ~ WILLIAMS d GUIoN, 40 Fulton Il,
au26 2Aac
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IIorSE FOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEw

Il 4-stuiy and basement house, ~ feet deep
ut Ipu irpt, witt store Ia the hest location nn 2d
.v. 'ur business Washhouse and good ytrd, and
the modern improvements on each noor ovor the
.t,p Mortgage, - 5nO, eau remain price, tG,l5O.
n 7 u Ire sold fl,h N 'n cost a4 N must he sold
This week Rent, uout 500. Apply H. the ofice,
yl7 T,-t 8Oth st. sell G'tO9