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as follows;-s5O, slOO, ~ 900 and 81, 900. In
the meanwhile, subscriptions may bc received
at the office of Mr.. JuuN !. CISCO, As,isian,
Treasurer of the United States, 80. - Wall
stnot, or by any. Of the city Banks The g.,
$40, $50, ON demand notes without interest,
are already in circulation bat have not vet
reached the ordinary channels Of trade The
style and finish Of each i nomination il differ
ent therefore the above is a representation Of
the 300 notes only. The coupons however are
attached to all the denominations in tho same
manner, but the interest is specified accorling
to the amount on the face of the note. The
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tho art, aud embrace the most per-
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WI present our roaior. this morning repre-
scntaton Of the One Hundred Dollar Treasury
Note. II is of the same size and as near q ilc-
similc as can ho made on wood, anl nj the same
time adaptable to the rapid printing Of the ty-
pographica steam press. The original note
however, is OF the finest artistic finish and in
two colors, viz. The large outline "C' be-
hind United State, also the figures 800
In tablet in each lower corner, lro printed in
grccn the figures, lettering, portrait Of General
ScorT and tho coupons are all in black ink
The name and signatures on the above are Of
course fictitious having been put in by the wood
ongraycr merely 10 show the general appearance
Of filling mp. The back Of the note Is printed in
green, with It's amount very beautifully cX-
pressed in geometrcal lathe work and figures.
On one end Of the back is also tho endorsement,
and on the other end the rate Of interest per
day, viz - cents per day ON the SlOO note.
The public will perceive that the coupons are
numbered and dated to expire every six months
and can be readily cut off, and presented TO the
nearest branch office for payment at the times of
maturity. The various denominations Of treas
ury notes bearing $40 per cent interest, are
now being signed at Washington, AMI will be
issued to the public in a few days. They are
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Speeches of Our Generals.

General MCCLELLAN made his speech the la
test. 1t was delivered to the army Of the Po-
tomac, or portion OF it, on Tuesday and but
for its accidental rhyme and rythm-well, no
it was good enough anyhow. Here it is
"Sudiors--Wc have had our last retreat. We
have seen or last defeat. You stand by me,
and / will stand by YOU, and hencelorth victory
will crown our efforts.
General ANDERSON expressed himself at
Frankfort, at a public reception IN Saturday, as
follows -
II thank vou my friends Being u Ken
tuckian, presume you thinl, | am necessarily
a stump speaker. However this Il a mistake.
was caught too early in the net to practice
that art and instead Of sp'aking I've been try
ing 10 serve my country.
General FREMONT speech is the original, the
model, and the best OF the lot. 1t will bear re-
peating:
NV friends. have much TO do and little time
TO spare. and therefore cannot address you TO-
night as ! could with, ! will be- very busy
and the interest you manifest will strengthen
my hands. shall be glad to see You after ny
| work is done
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TIE
SAILORS WOOING
THE
4 SEA st q Il ".

The last stroke of six bells or seven oclock.
which hal begun 10 be struck on the ships bell
when Old Jack broke of his story, still fingered
on the ear as he brought up closo TO the star
board quarter gallery, where little green
shed 1r penthouse afforded support aud shelter
to tho ladies with the captain. Tho erect figure
of the latter, as he lightly held ono of his fair
guests by the arm, while pointing out to her
tomo object ustern, still retained the attitude
which had lat caught the eyes OF the iorecastle
group.
lamp lighted in the cabin, and the tea kettle
ait. With the roll she la, on her, twill be
more ship shape there than in the eudly. "Ay,
ap, sir, said the old seaman. How does she
head Just now, Jacobsi' Sou west and by
south. sir. Shed lie easier for the ladies
though sail the captain, knowing his steward
| was iayoTte with them, were the wind a
| point or two less talr. Our Old acqualnt
| ance Captain Williamson, Of the Seringa-
rattan now, Jacobs old-tashiOned as he
| was. would have braccd in his lee-yards only
| TO steady lady's tea-cup. Ay, your hon3r'
| replied Jacobs, and his weather eye t"inhled'
" and washed the fox under, TOO But Ne
know, sir, he d got reg lar buzz SaDo3 % %aopa'
sad n heauty besides Z" All, Mr.. Jacobs
exclaimed a romantic young lady, " what was
| that2 Il is one Of your stories 2 Wen
vour ladyship, lis bit Of yarn no uouO''
soms AT ofa curious one" "Oh said anotht
I'll, Captain's fair protexces, " DO love thefc
varns as YOU call them they are so express
| iye. so-and all that sort Of thing Non
.ense. INV love-" said her mother you don
understand thsm, and It's better you shoal
uo.-they are low. and csntain great man
bad words, tear" Ladies" said the Car
sa, +" win you allow NE 10 kaad ysa lew.
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MRS. wINJLows SOOTHING SYRUP
TuH QUESTION ANswRRnD.

As the question Is frequently asked, who Is MRS
WINSLOWi We will simply say thai she s . lady
who, for upwards Of 80 years, has unurngly do
voted her time and talents ~ q fema.o physician
and nurse, principally among children. She has
especially studied the constitution and wants o.
his Numerous class, gcnerAly overlooked 90
eAraleasy treated hy the faculty in 80 many ~
stances and q result Of this eifort, and practical
knowledge obtained IN life time spout ss nurse
and physician, she has compounded = SOothlng
Syrup for children toothing. Il opera.ea ike nsgs
giving rest and health, and is, moreover, 10
regulate the bowels. In consequence OF this article,
Mrs. wiualow is becoming world renowned as
beneactpr Of her race; children do certainly
and be.s her; especially Ia this lhs o's In this city
Vas, quaint ties OF the Soothing s.rup are DAILT
sold and used here. W. think Mrs. WmHo" h.s
mn,ortszed her name By this invaluable article,
and we sincerely boieye thousands o' obildron have
been saved from an esriy grave by i's timely uss,
.nd that millions yet uuborn will ghare its beaohts
aud unite In calling nor blessed. NJ Ho1mES has
discharged L,r duty u her suffering little oIe, In
uur opinion, until size has gwen Il ihe bou,lg of
MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. Try L.
mo.hers-TAT 1T Eow.--L0uSs I.slt0r, Ae0 York
Ciy
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IN HsIphCHN Sss.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DISTIN-
AAguisned statesman, on bong asked what are the
principal productions OF New Kagand, replied, New
England raises men.
The force OF his reply corsJasd In the nc, that
ke~ Englanderr have a worldwide reputation ~
lace of hardy, athletic men and women-trung and
vigorous in body and mind What the man shAl
be manly depends on the care and treAtnon, Of the
sAild. ksAry every New England mother pro-
yldea
MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
tor her baoe there no soct.n OF country on earth
whore Il has been ~ long aud so unlyersally used
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To BE- ConkAned,
The Enhled Hall.

Tho Wilmington IN. C.) JourHd! says:
We saw Yesterday some articles going to ex-
hibt pretty clearly the force with which the
conical. expansive ball is propelled from ths
Entitled rifle.
The ball in question hit member Of the Ri
ros attached To the ith Regiment (Col. SlOansl
south Carolina Volunteers, passing through the
ee.bv or rather the muscular part of his lets
,,, hove the elbow. 1t then cut in two q
'tr"nr ,tcrl watch chain, pissed through and
through New Testament, broke a tooth brush,
Inubled up pencil Gaze and, glancing slightly
nom its original coune, entered little below
the left nipple, but, owing 10 the detection oc-
r,sioned hy its glancing from the pencil cAss.
lid not penetrate the cavity Of the chest, but
seems TO have travelled round the muscular tis-
mes, and finally came out on the right side-
The wounded soldier, we are happy 10 say, "
recovering, and, in fact, is out OF danger.
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A pOwN T0WN MRRCuANT,

Having passed several sleepleas nlghta, disturbed by
tho agonles and cr.es OF suffering child, and be-
coming convinced that Ms. wINsLow's sooTH.
ING SYRUP was Just the article needed, procured
a supply for the child. On reaching home, and 40
quainting lis wife with what be had done, she re
fused 10 nave Il administered 10 the child, A. she
waa strongly in ayor Of Homeopathy That night
the child passed In suffering, and the parents with
out sleep Returning home the DAY following, the
father found tue baby stnl worse, aud, while con-
.empla,ng another Seeplesa night, the mother step
red from the room " attend ~ some domestic du-
~, snd .eft 4 father with tina child. During her
.teeIco ne administered portion OF the sooTH-
ING SYRUP n the baby, and said nothing. That
night .u hands slept well, and the little fellow awoks
in the morning bright and happy, The mother was
delighted with tie sudden and wonderful change,
and although at hTst offended at the deception prAc
uced upon her, has continued 10 use the Syrup, and
suffering, crying babies aud restless nights have
disappeared. single trial OF the Syrup mover yet
failed - relieve the baby, and overcome the preJu-
dlces Of the mother.
MoTHERsI MoTHERsl NoTHHks lii-AN
OLD NURSE FOR CIllLDREN.-Donr fail ~ pro-
cure Ms. wINsLOw's SOOTHING sYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING. II hSa no equal on earth.
No mother who hla ever tried Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN will ever
oonseut " Jos her child pass through the distressing
and critical period OF tsethng Wthods the aid Of this
invaluable preparation. II life and health eau be
e,timatod by doArE and osts, u "a worth ths Weght
in gold.
Millions oi bottles are sold every year In the Unl-
| tsd sLa.ea. Il N an old aud well sred remedy.
THIS is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR when
children teething are almost certain 10 be Afflicted
| With Dysentery and D.arrhma. Mrs WlkSLOWb
| SOOTHING sYRuP Is a never failing remedy for
these diseases, and will give Immediate relief from
ALI pain and distress incident ~ the process Of teeh
ing. Every mother should provide Il for her child
rem.
| DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP Mrs.
wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
| ,eething. NJ medicine in tie United States seuA
| Hket. nmA standard medicine, and ia fame ~
| world wide Physicians order and use u wheroVe'
is magical effects have been witnessed
| BEwAKE OF oeUETRYKIrs AsD nhrAroEA
None genuine unless the facsimile OF CUkrls
PERKINS, New York, h on the outside wrapper
Bold by Druggists throughout ths world.
Principal once, no. u Cedar a., New rork.
PrlOs Snly % sssA b0sl,s' A0"
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II EET 7 H-TEETlI-TEETH- THE AM
Il etioan Teeth Co.-prartiral dentists are IN.
seitug hesutnil u sets ~ a. aud 80, part srtus
~ ceuta per tooth, warranted half the usual price
b'uo hliing ~ cts. 3St Bowery, opposite f,lth
Arec,. solo 2tac'it9
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DR HOYT, DENTIST-HAS REMOVED
- from SYl Buwery ~ yOT broadway, 3 doom. Aboy,
lfh st Fui' sctts ~ teeth ou pare sg.t, H. low A.
-. ~. gold. t2a platina, sia Artdce' h,ne o..
ng Onsottod without paiul, Lh 90. guii. 80 ~ l.
s., amtig.m, - ~. AL Wurs wA.rsatsL.
tel 2'Ac't3l
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Ot1 have stood on the ranpArts
OtO have seen il soar,
Tie dear Old banner floating
over ia own, on q murel
Otp have heard the cheering,
That greeted our Eagles rise,
Up 10 hi7 "lden eyric,
Under the southern skies
Nut Ia the lust Of conquest,
Not in the greed Of gain,
Comcth the starry pennon,
Unto its own again;
Hat promise OF peace and pardon
Forth to the orring holds,
And simmons repentant children
Back to its sheltering folds
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A ETHICAL TEETN INSERTED FOR
tAtne lowest Ioasihle price, tecth hllei with gold
81. bone 6Ntug. D. rts silver ~ cts .id UNIV ards
ee'h ertrNc'"d without pain, M hy Dr J.
CONWAY, in1 EAsi phah st, bct ~ and "a avos
Au9n 94ac.iO4
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COAI.-BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
~ aud " bite ash cCal, always ou hand ~ the low.
eSt market price at QUER1PELs, iiO Canal aud
80 SNth ave, let 10Th and Suth st. sei2 2iac'i90
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pAp,y DislNrEoRATIoN.-The old party
Leaders are leaping, Curtius like, into the gulf
ror tbs salvation Of the country. Some, perhaps,
- Say that they are pushed In, in spite
shsmssiyefx Lut, at all events. there nsy -
II the c,unhy viii have We b'nsnt.-WI
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myqitrir-
TAPscoTT's LINE
Il IOf LINERrOOL PACKYrs.

The SUI scr hers crltinue y grant cs-tiecaies o.
massage ~ AMI frum tdv, rpn, by thcr fsvnri,s line
y psk,s, ciuprs.ng Va part ,hs GoliSins ships.
viz
VIM TAPSCOTT. EMRR AID istg- ALBION,
OREADNOCCuT, MANCHE3rER VICTORY,
3ENJ ADAMS CONSTELLATIJ JS.J. lloyd,
WEST POINT. ESCORT PHENIA.
JNDEBwRiTE SEA FLOWER, CAMBKlAH
Making, together with ,tNa-H, ship every ave
iaya The riilss,rilerS ar also lrents 'ur the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS.
Tlr AL %, which they grant oer,iacatei. GA hborA
w.
yKMITTAsCgs TO IRELAND, 81
4. 4 Co also continue - ~ te drAfts, payable on
demand, throughout KnglInd, Ireland, S'OiAnt Ali
Wales at the LOWEST RATES.
Crculnre, with al part cfilNrs may - hAt on Np-
phcAtun IF ~ letter, en-, 90 p,ets,, vt,up -t)i
TAPSCOrr 4 co. SC south ,t N'N York.
sell 24ar'loi TAPsCoTT. SMITH 4 O., LVerIsoo
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THE MERCHANTS of Cincinnati close tnelr
torres at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ 70 enable 'ne" 0'0'N'
to attend military exercises.
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CoAIs-s4.30 PER TON, THIS WEEK
- only, for the be-t red and whte ash coal,
stove range, crate aud furnsce sizes, delivered free
Sd clean. otice i46h Bowery, near Broome 81.
SEQ 2tacsl
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SHIPPING.

E0R LTvERP00L-OLD BLACK STAR
Il line-the packe, ship UNIVERSE. Capt MORT.
lying At Pier ~, Fast River, sails to-morrow
TIE CINcSURH calls 9ist SEPT For passage apply
On bard, " ~ WILLIAMS q GuION, 70 Fultcn :,
Au16 9l.c
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A RTlFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"A rcinodeling teeth, however lady drcayei ~
Nrukeu, put in apit, without pain, cnl1r ~ teeth
Nud warranted for lifc G. n. CRAWFORD, Dou.
tot. % Amty ", on second block frurn Broadway.
SEQ 2isc'ii2
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CENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
~ sEY frum foot Of Cortlandt st-Connecting at
HamIt1n Junction with Delaware, LSrkawanna
and Western Railroad, and at Elton with Lahigh
Valley Railroad aud its connections, forming a di-
rect me h. PITTSBJ nc and the WEST, without
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 10, l96i-Leaye New York ~
follows;
HARalsBuEaH RKPRE~-M6L. ~, for EuIton,
Readug, Putsyile, Hsrrisburg, AaIch Chunk,
Williamsp0rt, &c.
NAL TKAIS-At g A. ~, tor Eston, Water Gap,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pittston, W,lkesharre, DC.
l2M TlRoUGu TRAIE-For Easton, hauch
Chunk, WiIlLamsport Reading, PottsViue, Harris
burg, &c.
hem, Allentown and M,uch Chuak.
bSOPH, WAY TRArS-For Spmeryile.
sOOPM, Western Express fnr Easton, Allen
town, Realing, Harrisburg, Pittsburs, and the
West. Sleeping Cars from Jersey City through 70
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
Tie a. NJ, Express Train from New York, ar
rives at Harrisburg at p. NJ, crnnecting Eust and
West, on Pennsylvania Central railroad. Northern
Central Railroad, North aud 5ouIh, aud with Cum-
berand Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST leaves New York at P.h. daily tsnndnys
eKeeptsll making close cOnne-tlOn NJ Harrisburg
with Pennsylvania RailToad-with no change of cars
" Pttsburg, and but one N Cincinahi and Chicago
-Four hours time Ia saved ny taking this train.
RLIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave New York ON Pier No. North River n
| 7 90 and II 20 An, $50, L. 20 and b2O Pm.
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners Har'
Dor every trip each WAY.
JOHN o. sTRARNs, Superintendent
Eui0 lY'1Oo
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COAL.

CUAL--BElNG wHOLESALE AND Rs
~ tail agent fCr the sale Of some " the bes, d
ssh and Lehigh Goals will sell carguea At the lowest
possible price, and by retail At - 70 Ter ton for
Hvve, range CRATE and furnace, screenef and deli.
tered fron the yard. cor King and Greenwich sts.,
or. New " cry aud Roosevelt Ets
seiS 24ac'tlI MAT CLINTON
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DROOKLYN LOTS FOR SALE AT LOW
ID pnces-en Grand ave, Ryerson st, Van Buren,
ais: terms cas5 Apply ~ WIN. -. NICHOLS Al
Pine n, y, Y. sou ~
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EOR L1vRRPOOI,-THE WORLD WIDE
known clpI er shin DREADNOUGHr, Captain
Stmusls, will positively sail Seltem'c cr itth, ~
~ O'Clock. For passage, at reduced rates appy i'm
mediately " secure lerths on bcard Per o Nprh
River, or TO +. N. DEMARE5T, ~ South st.selJ -
EOR LONDON-THR SPLENDID SHIP
Il PATRICK HENRY, Capt Moore, sails from q cr
H. y. X Sept. 18th. Passengers taken IA ID cab
stateruums, and found Wa provisions ut reiu I'd
steerage prices. For passage, a., apply ~ 1Ho5.C
ROCHE. - South Vt. sei5 j'l6J
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
- NEW YORK AND LIvERPooL-
landing and embarking passengers q QUEENS
The Liverpool, New York and PhilsdsPhis sseam-
ship Company in,end disp patching their ml-powsrcd
Clyde buili Iron Steamships ~ follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER. .ssturisy, srp, ql.t
KANGAROO. .................S 81 ufd,y, Srlt 2Sthf
CITY or NEW YORK. SaturdY, OF. 5th.
EDiNBt RGH ......,........ Saturday, OF. l2th
and on evory succeeding Saturday, nOon, tron
Pier ~ North Rivar.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST cABlN,...,...;.......''slS @
do " Londosi.. 81 ~
sTEERAGH. H..............."..sS0 ~
do y L,ud1u. ...,.. IS 90
stee-Nge Return Tickets, good for
stN month";. hs...................tJO tJO ~
Passengeru forwarded ~ Paris, H.vre Hamburg,
Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, a., a. reduoed
through tater.
Persons Wishing b, bring oh nsi' hieaLs can
bay t.cget- here.
FOR further nbru.i oa- spp.y At TIE c,nPsny''
o'hoes.
my2l tr'ih4 IL Br,~iWNv. n Y
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR A
L guul farm some good improved property In the
its of Brooklyn, In good locality. Any one wish
ing IN purchase TO exchange this If a ggld opplr-
tluity, Inquire of JAMES IL. PULLS, l,N south
Sixth n, Williams urgh. sei3
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EYCTRSG DNs-THE -PAvORITR SEA
Il steamer col. RLLSHo VTH with saloon, 6c.
srhonls. l.dgea, SC Apply W. JOSEPH T. MAR-
TIN, 6S South st. aiES Stsc'lA
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40 7 T \ Q TTUT NE FVN , NNTlTl-e'IV
~ will buy neat cottage house aud corner l1t in
williamshurgh, within u minutes wax OF the Ter
ries, II IL a rare chance for a mllkmau or ,tnNI'
Apply for one week ON tho premises cor LHr.mrr
and Richardson sts; stable ON tho ground s"li -
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NnUAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
- Sl.+4 Island "a, cents ~ s.,en Island
.,r, tsto' NSbit.ts' -, tet tho Br.gfy ani Sputh
trr,. H.ts leave every tuut from A. ~ "
=. NJ o. aos Sunday. every hAf hour y, p.
" is3l trtNr
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DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL SET or TEETH ON GOLD
"a So, Ga silver $iu, partial pieces from 81 ~ 81
Ler t'th. with or without extracting the rurts.
Te'th hllci with Cemeuts gold or silver frum 20
ents to ~ each. 7 eth extracted without pain nj
~ \ v curuer Cana ., and R,wery, by Dt II.
ViLLF M. Ser'r sole 94arsiAs
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1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR THE
WEST,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
EEw YORK CRNTRAL RAILROAD.
ESPREss TRANS LEAVE DEPors
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
psrir. surpAys tKorrrr', As VoLLowsi
Prom Chambers a, Prom soth st. station.
AZ iiSo loo - snsoo,u Al II isS s,.sssosorA
Montreal and BusN,o Train with
sleeping cars, 1918 Pm. l0f5 Pm,
CORRECTING AT AI.BAnY WITH rrw yoIx CEETRAL
SCHENECTADY, A-''-P PRo;GSHHryrEa
UTICA, BATAVIA,
ROME, and stations on BUFFALO,
Rome aad wa'~r'o~n ElAGARA s,.,G.,IBs FALLS L9;ov
Railroad, SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
SYRACUSE,
AUBURN GENEVA, CANANDAI1UA.
Trains In connection leave BUffALO and sUS.
PENSION, via LAKE snokE BUFEALo and
LAKE HURON aud GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, for HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE, fON DU
LAC, IA CROSSE MADISON, PRAiRlB Du
RIA, ROCK ISLAND, MuSCATINh IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, sPRiNGFlELD, AL
TON, ST. LOUIS CAIRO, TEKRR HAUTE, IN
DIANAPCLIS, LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI, DAY
TON, coli MBUS, CLEVELAND and all points
WEST, NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with trains at Troy, with TROY a
BOSTON and RENS. d SARATOGA Roads, 10
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL RUTLAND, BUR
LINGTON, sT ALBANs, EOUsE POINT
PI.ATTsBURGH, oGDENSRURGH, MONTREAL,
&c, 81.
Lave New York "A fli1wsi
From, Chambers street. From Thirtiefh street.
PuughkeeIsie trains, A. 0.23 A. ~, aud l.2O and
n, aud Z.b5 and ?. N. +.25 p.
Peskskiu train, $50 A.9.bo a. "A, aud 5.d5 ?. n.
~, aud b.BO y.
Sing Sing train, .45, 430s 40 4bo and lO.lo p. n.
aud Q.f5P.H.
| Fishkill train, $40 p ~. l6bP.H
tH- FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by this routs
| A. above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
| tho DepJts n CnAMBERs And CANAL srEEETs, drs
at all tiu,es as favorable uuIe by Other Railroad
| Companies The facilities of this great NEW
| YORK ROUTE N the West, commend IL " the
confidence Of merchants and shippers for prompt
| ness and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and sLERPINo
| CARS run Ia connection on the New York CentrA
| Road.
| For particulars a. TO local trains and freight ar
| ranremef ~ inquire at the depot, G9 Warren vt
| Iyl2 u'2u A. =. SMITH Superintendent,
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Farm FOR SALE-A FARM OF 40 ACRES
f'u"h, very cheap, terms easy, good ulllhg7
~ acres Of hickory, o,. and chcslut wool 80 miles
from BHus yu, o from depot would exchange for
Iuw priced property IN Rrons' yn or m yi'hgr
Auply or address the owner, WIN ELLIS carriage
max Q, Flushing, l.. l. sells I'l2l
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REAL ESTATE.

BUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN HILLS
ID Beautifully located, near HOboken or Jersey
city, in good neighborhoodS, near churches aud
so1ls, ny stage and horse cars every Few minutes;
price I l60 N 425N. For yale on very eaay terms.
In1uire al Al Water at. Aui6 2iaol33
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL
N'O' the htst quality, At the lowest market price,
'rum yard. ~ cents PER TN e~s from tho boals -
Also iuf sale Lshigh, Locust Mountain, aud black
th's Goals. HENRY REEVE, cor Caual and
C"htre, and cnr Jane and West sts. sell 9lac'iO4
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CORNER STORE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
Ssale-Go,l business property, No. - Grsnl or
Apply u EDW, G. TAYLOR, 26S Hudson ave,
Brooklyn. anI ga no
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CRWING MACnINES-SrE\nY EN
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A PIANO FOR $2j--IN GOOD ORDER
"a Also o.; pianos; pear keyed, ian, up
rght and = moiudcou 10 lyt from - 20 - a
month e,ch, ur 'Nr sale ycrt cn'Hp. Mlu' t. btBhi
and pianos tuned by NJ. DuMSpAY, 300 Grand ~
sei2 $40;