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A UCTION NOrICE-EMPlkE BAGGAGE AND FUR
"a niture ypress, once 160 stree.-yurn
packed and ahipped Two and four
the removal Of furniture In the city country Furniture
taken On Storage AL orders promptly executed
q. T.. NORTON, Proprietor.
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GUNNER Retreats.

CEA BhTIiING.-UNlTED STATES HOTEL,
- Long Branch " j. al open for the reception o. ytor
Win the euargs Of Dining RooD faof al
dhjus 6c since last s"ssoD. viii amply sccoum"ihe
sD meats AIdrcs B. \. SHOEMAkER, Proprietor
,I'APPAN ZEE HOUSE, Nyack, on the llni-
,ee viii be- op,rsd IN the u Il JOY hf class BOAtD-
IStIIOI ST. tor sra.ou 81 weeks Those who Wht u
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NEW-YORK & NkW.HAVtN RAlIRoAp.

~ Trans leave Fas.rg I IN Na''. VT'' olI' -'T1
md h sv. feutTance 1.t 80 I - '"l't
.:NUs n Train for Nswfiassu. p a. a al s'lioD-:
s:O0a M (Ixl Botuc il 5, nsieid c0nle.tins e
Rdscp,r. with Hon onir -l N ads: n Nei's
ven with B New-.onj'n, I'D >uEius on Kallfoass az
Is tfoId with A-oanota.iu iti or Proyitcucei . sps
feel With Conn. cticut Rk T. Montreal
99Os m Tram tor Nora ak sul iut-nudiaIe stations coS
nrctif wi,h Dsnbury RR
l:I5p NJ Tram Tor New Haven ,npfiug AZ AZ stations cr-
ting AZ Nea- lasen win H0s shn Line 8s3,
~ md lsr ford aud Cm,i Rs.ieo- Nur mPt5n.
3i5 D n. Boston g-d uectins 4 BTi1grp3t
iiolatOnc aad Naug4tucs haven IA
y H.. w.Lcn13u. and staui1g-.n Y i sd.
35a D. u.. Accommodation correcting viii D1Eb1y Rad
road q Norwalk
ago 0 ~. for New-liayen -toppI,r a. rl sialions.
$50 d u. tor N5rSalk 4 inter els IT. t'ls
$50 n M for Chester ,Yd .f.rrr u ii' stions
l.OO D ~. Mal Trim in N-lg-I-a ~ trnns
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GfCnrslous.

EXCURsIONS.-T The splendid steamboat WM.
II KENT Will chartered or SabJah School or otnoi ~
Gu nns TUESDAY or FRIDAY Of Zach work DUNG thc
summer with ronimoaiouI BARGE, ~ required. Also the
barge INDEPENDENCk to charter dsy Of the Wee eS
o.pt SUNDAY. spply board the 'ieaneI m
hen foot Of Robins0ust Tue,day Nednesdly Friday OF
Saturday.
L'OR CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND,
/ DIRECT-FARE SIX CENTS. Ch,apcst and most beau,
ol al, In the world T.Ge station leland Ferry Boat foot Of
Whiteh4ll.t between Battery snd sogh A.Tr bA bnAIS
LEAVE EVERY HOUR fOn FINE SlNDA1S E'fhl
IIAIF rOI TRl conuest with Staten Island Railroad
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Ntw l)ubIirallons.
New Edition.
EuR loJi

III fOh looL
new edition ready containing the names Of Pre- dent
Lncos Cabinet the Of Ministers 70 Foreign
Governments end Other integeung polite mater.
C0vrESTs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
the veu 1854.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Exoeutivo
and Judicial.
ENJOYS ExTRAoRUNARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT from the United States a, Foreign Courts.
SENATE uF The UNuED STATES. Members Of, Politi
cslly Classified.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATS. Politically Classified
NANNHrH CONGAESS taai4zos ,hocu) Political Classified
fhEE HOMEsTEADs. the action Of Congress the
Question Of granting Free Homsseats Actual Settlers
the Public Domain IL oaus tie B passed for the parposc
and the Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1850
NATIONAL DEMOCRA1lC Doagasl PLATFORM forIsj).
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tBrsehinriJsej PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION Ben PLATFORM. for is5o.
ELECTORAL VOTE os THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT. '
SECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
prepared the Smithsonian Instituon cont aiming the
TemTes,ue cf the -Four Seasons and the Mean remp,ra
igIe Of the Year ISs Fonts in NCh America principally
IN the United States
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE Union carefully compiled expressly for Tue
9VBugh AINAvtc.
LIST OF STATS. CAPITALS. GOVERNORS. TIMES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING. GsNERAL ELECTIONS
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1882 1856 and 1863.
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% n)bom II man gontsrit.

HENRY WINTER DAVIS
win attend ths supreme Count Of Che United sta.esi ,
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-CHAR u
N IFGU Of The civ of York Crockery Dealer hay.
iug general assignment tho subscoer Tor ,he 5
his creditors hereby notify al persons inoco'ed W ~
CHARLES 4. LEIGH 70 mske payment to rns. ,prpc r.
And ali % holding property al saia s h"yin1
LEIH 10 denver the same And all persons hs'.Ss
claim os.isi sd e. C. LEIGH notified to present ING
ssu.e 10 ne with the cviicnces thereof.
Da,.d Ne@-Yors Jnly "a, lUl - ,,- -p-,.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Assignee, No $50 Broedway,
COLDIERS' aud WIDOWS CLAIMS for
- PENSIONS. ARREARAGES # PAY, B0BNl LASD'
No. promp,iy eJ.lectrd by GEO. WOO MAN, ~ "iHarl.
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6ousc fnrniebins Sooos.

4 NOTOkIOUS FACT. -REFRlGERAlOkS
~ Al .,s ihin wholesale prices SIN Ek-PLATED NAKh
TABLt FIERY COOklNU UTENSILS, &c.i Nc' ~ less
prices than any other house On III, trade. ,..
F T.. d. BASStORD, Cooper Institute.
NOR REFRIGERATORS, Water-COolers, Cut
L lery AID.kro Bus. Tea I5py. Pegambulst1Fs Baskets
Wooden W arr &c s1to DELNARS, No 20 Broadwry'
YAlAN'. REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, No.
rs Ns.hiugionst -Resciotur. for Femilie-. Cooling
House, for Hotels Markets Packing and slaughter 'iiousef
scl.sf. 80 On hand AMI 10 order a shot notice warranted
operate -s,icoy snrpassns anything In use hitherto
.. NNE know that TIE POLAR REFRluER-
w ATOR il the best ever nvrnted.'-Honirul,unst
BAlILEfT LESLEY, ManaactureTs No. $50 bToad"ay'
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -for ALBA,

j NY und TROY. CONNt CLING Wlfd TRAINS NORTH
s1dNEST. Trains have: .
FROM Chambefs.st. From t-s'.
Espf.ss and m A m and $50 T:23 l-. and jS I'D
rroy obJ albany with sleep lo.llp lSundsys oc'dab
ing.csri l';ij D. "a
Po1ghLeopse train, stb a. m o." a. M a"d i'f'
a. 1:l5 :.
Pee..kiL iraiD p. 80 T. III -, CO.
slug Sin. train. 9 p. 4:sO ~ to' ana .i~ p M
and pm.
FISH iutr4iD $50 p n 20 ,. M ,,os,.,,i.
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fyruE BATTLE of BULL RUN.
sTFDMANs celebrated letter reprinted II N Inc word
THE BATTLE OF BULL Run

EDMUND G. STEDNAN,
Army Correspondent Of The New-Nork World.
Eirg.nt pauphle,, AZ pages Price 10 cents


EDMUND G. STEDNAN.
Army Correspondent Of The Newly ork World
Elegant paulphe', ~ pages Price III cents
Mr. sedmans al mira the battlefield w. by al
odd, the most graphic aodeomie'e mat gft n'ie
ne peuartion history and Incidents a the day are haaeu
with distinctnsss d Intensity ui Inal.d mi. n ,ho
The largo daily, seniwresly, AVID w"ehy ed lons ~ wy.
paper in whose lumns il prined compe'eiy M $50
eg ,untles orders unified and s ropuolicaiioh ID more
permanent form il loudly dem tlded
by RU0b * CARLETON, Publishers, New-Y York
IMPORTANT 10 RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
APPLErONS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY oOiDN
APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE,
for August sontaus: - ,
IA LARGE RAILWAY MAP; RepIes-n.i'g all the kaif
WAY ihror glo., the Ur cd Sses ard the Cansds,
IL NEARLY one huNDREp RAILWAY S MArsi rGp. nis
recntins the principal Railways oi the connty o'a' ~
tn.rs seni'GrpIsi senNi9''iGNPTiY tCCoUNT OF PALWAYs AND
THEIR PROGRESS; The N,c,tsty Of sell RELIANCE Rs,
Wv 40. idents; Cleveland aud lordo Rri"ay Ns"rSSss
Central Railway LaveR t.', .;o5o w. md 3, Lswrcncs
S,causrs Delawae Wa'.r Gap, Penn Rail~ays ana "lr
Iurue cr Illinois Central Raiwsy Land Department. nc"
RI%GE M HNf GP6oTEs AND INCIDENTS or TRAyELi Ohio
Ohio Loved Home of my Hear, MY ~ s5 Yea N
haling AdveniueAn Afeei Incd,nt nns ?ra Tysc" %
II. Witness Not sa ';aT M CrSn an, ADD thr Wdw Pa ing
ton Putting Com on the Co.'S An EAce"en' 'H'"' "
'STDiRIsT GUIDE 70 the Watering Places sPrns' and
Places Of Fashionable sort through At ths tnra in
res XI Infe 70 MY FIVE 1sLS Showing the Daepee
the dihe ent cides OF the nSu .%a
Viii A AGRZETTEtH Of the Uni ed Sts'e''
y HrLFT0Sg Ell 1SGSS RAILWAY CoUNTNG HOUSE CAL
ENDAH' PRICE ONLY Twenty-Five CENTS
For Sale upon all the principal Hallway Of the United states
and Cspsda. and at al The Per odicai Ageuc,s
Nos li3 and 445 Broadway.
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1mnscmeuis.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEIM.-
ID tue ExGLTEMENT QS ,T THE yGaFaSns X& sasx
EV V;RYBOJY ANXIOUS TO SIC
WILLIAM TIILA1AN,
THE CoLoREO sTEwAaD oE THr SCHOONER 3 .
which was ''sf kfGEb Il ff faE f!'ifH THREE ff ffrs
wLiM iesi srfp6fTa 81 GGfS p RE ne SERaAN oR
who aided 9a1 %isd hin Ths:S gSFys .yo hso'' arc
. Nh. N,...m wbe thew axe entertaining visitors With nei
dent Of interest with he,r eyenf 81 .eeios
them E%s g n5 + to rTk b c' rTEcs Tf 1tSs FAC
"'''" Also, FIVE REBEL CUrLAssES
''iiH me e nsEFG,f Ss FIis t"d uaTG#ET 'e1 GIFT
with which qilinan hiisd the Ocean RoS0er''
the eRgtF fGF'Ei w,AsRb AsbHcSPS'r OF 'riE' IL WORLD
continues s wsds2 de- sGic s@d sSS SSFgnoM,NcY
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EvENING; -, Ar.
nlSd Ts be " fs T q 9S SEA- Los %
son mn f%,Tty adpS Of fShS Sa i"f tvfSd fSiI srA
Admission to all IS cents; children under TO- ,, cent?
I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL TIE COOLEST Ole sT,p mp ~ 7,rrr CITY
BEsT-vENTILATED Tn4AT THEATEh ~ TIE VII
AND EysR7 NIGHT =. T.St NJ tt,cRTnER NOTICE
FlIE SEVEN SISTER
uxcrE sAMs %Sclc LANTERN.
NEW aUsic n!'S NV ~ '5r soSGs' iSD SEW DANCES
WINTER GARDEN. onrv,,o
w GLURIOUS SUCCESS or THE FLORENCEs
AMERICAS DREAM,
with i,s GRAND TABLEAl'X, ,.,.,,,, ~. -. e..
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOI1CE'
Door. opcu ct y 70 commence at O'Clock
GEORGE CHRISTYs MiNSIRELS.
" Stnyv-sant Institute Broadway near B0nd't ony
Tard of III ,strels peroruin, the city Ho1se ven a.
tarl aud cnol Choce seize ION of peiorm1nfes io me
new aud dyer,idei Bill of En,'r lihHen Door open a.
Com,n-ne O At Admit ance p cents
INSTITUTE OF ART. No. 625 Broadway.
DIrSsELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
Work q, American Arti.ts Sculpture, s.. Op-n Day and
Evening. Adn.i-'ion 25c. JAS' W. "Ai'Dt - q
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CHANCES tor Bneinrss ttlen.
Drnil5trp.

A \ an inducemcnt to cash payments, cash GUS
~ toner. are preen ed with their choi,e from
thousand volumes of lev aud popular BOOKS published at
from ~ TO % uer volume Learn pacula'sa al 10 v bfea
Jonos-st. Dr. LUTHER ST., Dehii't iofmoy o. bro4uway'
rINHE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
l. In the S.-N. q. GRIFFIN BROS DENTISTS No. SO
GsuI.t n Y and No. 257 Fuonst, Brooklyn user iu or
partial ut, Of Teeth On their improved Atmospheric Pee
Plates without extracting the roots IN bina or s9d 70
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L PORT and FALL III FR.--Ihs .plehdd ard superior
stea,nar METROPOLS : Cas Ble lea Now-Iork every
TUESDAY, TIL RSDAY and SAIt RpAf at o'clock p M
and tho BAY STATE, Capt A ''n, ou HJNDAf. WEDIES
DAY and FRIDAY, az o'clok q. fro 'er No JN. X.
Hereafter si b. regarded scured 10 any ap2i
car. uniil The shall We been paid f0r.
Freight Boston h 70 ard.d 'ough with great dspc1y
o. express VA noRntN ,s,r, No. -oaod Il Wes..,
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from foot OF CJurfldnr On &C = a. iitnp9p JL-fs
a. p 81 n De ava e. ackas AID RaiirD1d lli az
Fas,on WI Lensh Valley Rar ad and ~ue-'ions forming
adlfe, iine gh t brm cnaDge OF c-ft~
sUH = r ARRANGEMEN &c ,nns nrins ioar l3iI-
Leave New. orb As follows:
ItRnfsBURG KRs.--Atf a Ets'on Read1g Pots-
Vile = srrishurg Msnch Csuk WuizD,lsu.
Man TRAIN-Ar8 I, m. f.r Es.ton Nper Gap, S:fantop.
tycli Bend Pits' n Miike-b rre Sc. . go.
Igz IuRorsu TKuN-F.r t.as.uD Mach Chunk, Wiisas-
port Rsading L Ittsyile tia risJu'. A. 49,. .n.
~ THROUGH 1R,N-F"T J. ision be'hiehea' hheho~"'
snd Ma1ch Chunk.
s.sIp v Way rRiIs-For SonsDiue
~ MFsrE.N sArhEs---r ft,.. Allentown. Reading,
aui nEFz Plsburg aud ne Ne ! ing Nara lrol- seq
,sv 'ity fhroueh 10 L Tsf -.
Express TRAM HaRRIsBrse-fh- Ga n Erpo.s t5sn
from New York arrives srtisHurg AZ conn'ct D y <
and West on Penasy C@nni a roSd NoIthcfn cel,A
KIio,d North and soath, sad wiSs the Cumberland Valley
Railroad. 80, ~ -
TuF rgRoreH FSPRES~ ltA.N FoN THE NEsr leaves
N.W.Y5rk q, D. ~, dtty tsuuJt. rScrft'dl u1Al Z
ciose come tion al H.rbng ~th t1" l'siia Riiroaf
viii, no change Of ears II t-pgh fui huf 90 Cincinnati
aud Cbiel-n Fonr n0urs' i ~ takin- this tTail.
FGIARETsPoRr AND NEw.YosK fFtKY-l cave New-iofk
from Pier No North River At % aud 4; a. m $50, az!
SEQ p.
The bo stop Bergen Point end VI iners Hsrbor every p
each way. J'iiN = 'A''i'N' saw
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. oyG ISLAND RAlLROAD-Cias ~ ~ N,..
TFRMiNUs-Leave ia essip snd 5th-55 - a ara i:2ls
- " -, ,,l o. D. for Nr.nrort - y" ,ns,eel
YoA ?. y d ~ $50 D. NJ oy Farn,aed le For ye -
~ n, O' gm 5:5n i:5o ald5g a. sSr T losSe Iaa(s
D. NJ, =, ~ ~, 3;O i:90 500 and 6:li D. an IhA"s 80
Ut naiiu, on arrival OF boat ffo0I ls'ue.-shp -
NrEW-JERSEY RAlbRoAp,yTssg via JERSEY
6nYMai ava Express Iiae. esys c..
o. IA and land m are ~ e., re- spd through S-'csS'
shocaei ia I u aS %Ssp6RtfF 5 s A..s.
n, ils1ase will b- received fog say - sfsS
checked rs minutes In adysLee s isss~
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Oils, Burning flnio, N'c.

Two COAL OIL MISUNDERSTANDING made
arrangement. with the popdeora Of the principal wells Ia
the siars f Pen,yyania aud Virginia yielding PETROLEUM
or ROCK OIL TO receive consignment, We prepared
offer this article lowest mare, rte ~ quantities 20 sut
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"DIG THING"-ENERYBODY CAN SEE II.
ID Title adventures Of Gen. Beiaregaid S aoa o. E
ch,,-e, II, for PARTS Illustrated just pubhs-n ~ -
TfPijAu n, gO Che stnut ct Pbdrplia. Pnc" teits'
Sent post p I'D on receipt OF cents The oce fnpphed
IsOAT OF ARMS OF THE THlRll-tot oth
} SrArES OF lHt UNION-Beautinl nlly printed on hns
-, P|.tons, In. seTirs thy-four IN number, sent lo
Ia - sny adde's on receipt of % c,h' Addfe' = -
IIpII.M No $40 h-suuts g.. Pbilade phe
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
COl CENTRAL RAILROAD. cO
GREAT DOr BLE-TRACh ROUTE.
The ,spscit, of the 3sd ut suy tie country.
The GREAT SHORT LIVE 90 rHE WEST

Othce No. | Astor Hone. cItlefHt esey =.
fs,ies Tor the transportation ., aeoser' 20 and from "
cnna thicago St. Loui, Paul. Nrhsi e Memphis Nest
Orean,. aud all ot7er e. h@ Wet hives, aA
SouhWe unsupa ed fr speed ard eon'c by eng r'ua
Through uaus for rhe Netl-av" R.lok loot o. "a 81
lsnd,-s, Morning ExpTess Ese Ing Exp.es7 -,
alec AZ q nOm pnce. " "ht WI. riNtns q
PtAb 1t II da,. there tn al W. =
err tT4iis
Steering and smoking all ireDs
Fare always low aad the Is a. mex by any oi;r
route.
BV ths route Freighs OF N description. be iowldsi,
ard nom any pon, Rail- sds ODD Aeuuoky, lndiEs
U6rois WISCONSIN, Iowa u Missouri b, RAILROAD D.
RECT any port on ne nasgao es a. the Hea ~
steamer. from iit bu gh.
me rates Of Freight 10 4 on sny paint Of the Nes. b. "a,
lyania R1ir ad al n fyoreble "a
by other Railroad Coz psurs Merchant. and hpVers ns,
e The nspota'ion ttei F L hrs CO5pony -
Win confidence on i,s spe dy ueu-t
This Company also maioans an I'm grant Aeeomhois1'
Lhe by winch pari rmg ainr Vetoed enjoy chez? II
comfortable de Of vance a. n.nai ne 9r as ,'ss
OF fare h. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Assof h''e-
LEECH & Co > eigh, Ag.nts, !. l. uraii.,,.
No ! Astcr House, aud No. S,' 1 ,,a'ss
"NpoNa'DS D''' Ne BsdoLy p.os
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6uetlal Notlres.

bpetl1l Npillfs.
sro.,,, sIectIma Of the Beard Of Councilmen
vii ne ToM0aw ss,dd,y 5 10y yS'satsss g. lSo IN X wd I
60 take ac'i'o on the oIdinen.e % d,y,a,ns '''
into more convenient By oTseT SS ne prelout
c. &C .ENACHAN, 'leih'
p...,a, uc.tioa of the Eixnteentb Ward Re-
p1niican Nssociutloo VIII pe neld ihls ttns'9oyl
rVENNG July 81 lS at ooet q, the mrs1gT'' cor
J sEGpoCa MNrrhEvs, see'y. --
N,ucteeutb Ward Republican Assoeiation.-iA
ips 18th Ws4 RePo&oae9S & 20 As'h :. n,oek I D. 0T m ~ st
Lad'n h''' gS Sao.d oder corner JOHN RYAN President
sT1a A1S1' y. = SsSEssisp. SSGssSi Secretaries.
The Twentieth Ward RepuhIicsn Association
vii bold Mouth, meeting THIS tIu,sdeyl E'ENIN"'a'
''D'Ds0''' h''' . sAML SINCLAIR, President.
a. SIDNEY De,SE, Secretary
Thirtecais ward ssu %G9'Sg SoE meeting & e. Of t, tie
uodsyj EVENING Jy 80 1861 4 rF GfG1 y,yS ty "Iss5 s Of
EAs In NJ \ NGc%@s; t2,Ss1ss }s-e'e.arie'.
Hot! Hotter!! Hottest!H
THE DOG STAR HAOES.-Ths slh pours ford Of burn
ing ss Music pou' Il mens .l[aP; ~, ags i,d ths np
:%ssP5 p ~ p5IeSa ssS 2 T d ' IUCCs HART
Morton,s Celebrated Gold Peur.-improyements
u.ode in the machinery ieT msuise,as Ooa nfIa h 70
over many peecaDs hitherto unavoidable IN their
poducon and ssoto eIies the Sost With IN" rssc9 i %
writing x months is done cheaper h Ood fcns man WIN
sc therefore T. economy 70 Gold Pens The iold re
rsns unchanged by yeara copiuUed while the Steel
pen changing By couoson and ~esr; Therefore perfect
,ny Of writing ohtsinod only b. the OF the 60ld
pen Jbe 3oi{ Pen IS always ready and reliable whe The
3. e Pen mu be often ed aud new one selected
sheref re- OF the Cold Pen there gra' '9ns oi
Gold capable Of leceiSilg sny degree o. ess 80
ta. the Is exactly adapted 10 the hand o. he wri
therefore nc the hand andaTn not injured a. Is
know 20 be the by The o. Steel Peis He l. now sell
ig God Pens pr,es nom IS cent? to = according
Of which Si Tar o1t1sta
sros. of ts he Seel Pens. Sold by all oeaer IN the line
the e-uBtry h0esuis and rs all a. the oe No
rs Naid.1ae here all orders Dcosns cash post stamps
Y receive pellp Genon sUda Yea or Pens crespoDdirgn
value ua elected dcIipon. viii Immediately DC
felr by mai OF atherNisc. a. Directed. Address
\. JOR1 on, No IS Maidrn lane New-foIk
soaps, Candles, starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. { HULL3S SONS,
formerly ". Hall SOnl,
Office Nc. g Parkrow,
opposite Pak Fountain Ne..Yors,
offer tbe tsds
Al. UNSURPASSED ASS0RTMENT
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Urn Soo0s.

ELAGS.-AMERICAN ENSIGNS, of all sizes,
j constantly hand Chufchts and schools furnished WIN
FLAG AZ a small advance over cost. - . - ,
TFaRS 4 DELLA TORRE No lo6 South-st.
CILK AND BUNTING FLAGS, all sizes, con
- suy hand Rogmcntnl Ensgns and Stands ot GGors
on had OF 60 ,fief notice. National and Maritime Igs
Of IN nations. RJgcs and Maryotts signals Ne hOJEh
GRAHAM, Manufacturers, No. ~ Duane 81.
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Tindutlal.
uovp IxsuR,scK COMPANY,

CIsVELASD uy %, .Ssl.
INTEREST due 1st prox the LIST Mortgage
Bonds OF thia Company win he paid by WARD CAMP
BELL L Co., No. 20 WslEs.., NeG.Yo
CHARLES L. RHODES, Vice President
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L% WILL BUY SEQ Patriotic, Comic, and
II ~ Union ENVELOPES oil different st5 le the gT'atc'i
cuoy the oe including 10 aTee- OF secession hn eopes
from Msr land Over ie Tor sale at cent each
CHARLES A. MILLERS No. % ADn--t y. Y.
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rUcooino mos, 81.

At EVFRDEII.s. M. 302 Broadwny-
n DING CARDS celebrated Engraved Cards so.d
otly q, this store.
ar WlI. ENERDkLLS SONS.-Wcddlng
- CARDS Of tao l.tcs s,ycs. a. No loi 'uto.s, v l.
~, F,r~nFtt III UrSsr bStHpKft. fEtNciHEYEKnsii.
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Hliliiarn Notltcs.

rr.,,on, Rides Col MsEriSG%HSsSV1 coSpao. wiz R Be
taTy me hasls iSt fsccrpt,d by the Secretary oil Hs1l
Iecesed @ ,O r;ee AZ; eS' mn NH s1 .ddros
ties ksylhs III w MERRir No. II No'saasI' Room no y
-svc.--,,f,, ReUines,. N. v. =. M.-6ARDEs Lh-
SEi rs The recrnlug rendezvous % o, bh,' hgspd sd ~
f85 t Is,sNere H.n Iieut \. NlGNOi Il dc hiled 10
ce ti pli.tooot Re5ruits will be sont 90 capr -
sr hagiag accepted BY Of the Surgeons oil
cir, Regiment BY OrieI 81 Noi' H. III
n A. BEKDY. Adutaut
,chc Northern EaaIes.-A few mo g RfChu.iS
a NTF ID ,r,Gaey tbs tegimrnt Headquarters n y
~ o. ~ pay 10 commence ffon the daJ Of signing the
'N''.' -
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NEW STYLES ENVELOPES!
. Y Wb-re'er Il waves defend the spot
McClelsn IS some pun ikns ha' hs ma ie'
F6tw ard march to X chmnnd'
tn. Anerican Eagle taxing drink on tbe siy'
No violation Of the Flag shall go scott Tree!
Civil wi ruinOps u, -, IN b.. t.s,.d
ari,s's tbc wrek ALFhED :. ROBINSON, Pub,sheI,
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAD RoAD.-Pa.

" en-er Traos via Pavena cry from foot Chauber's';
d. M, Express.
.. u., Melt =, .
9s n Milk daily for Oi he and iu'rrnsdia'e S's'ia,.
II A. M Accommodation, 3ils fsI t.It i.ryis.
u. Way .or MiddlrtorH, N-wbu-sh aud hteIneai -
Sfai'uIs.
'F - CHAEf Is IINOT Cecc-a' Sar'.
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NrEM.YORK- HARIE nm nnd ALKANY R. Dr..

LN-For ALBANY TROY, NUtI AID y 2, II Sumnler ~
rs9genl.at commencing MONDAY N+y 2, lo6i II N.
flst Evpress Train ON 10Th Sftiln ror liamsbriye.
White Pans, Croton Fails 0.l rals aai e. 4 l:.lls,
,ce Iimetable JOAN BURCdlL A-st 'D't.
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Boots, Shoes, Mr.
Galcs bp Aurllon.
Burning fui0, Oils, Nr.

4 TWOODs PURE ALCOHOI-Patented-
~ Fe from fDs o sui o,tc foreign ma ter by aehencs
utor... adopted ur.al purpo'e suh A. making hc'ee
E,tr..f. Etb.fs hi Tpiari h,st PERU nris nee
Il. ANTHONY. No. Jsl Br1adw ~, sol" Agent