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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
THE SENTRY.
rRor rnE oERMAs OF LOrHER.

They're gone-the watch fires that have set,
Glow round the mountain passes yet;
Out through the darkness of the night
They fash silent, hiekering light
They shine on vietory's distant track,
Whence none, alas for me comes back;
They let me bleed TO death, tonight,
True sentry. on the field of fight.
flushed Is the tumult of the fray,
The powder smoke is blown away;
Faint, broken shouts fall on my ear,
My comrades are all far from here.
On. comrades, brave, to victoryl
Farewell, ye banners. high and freel
can no longer be with you;
Another camp Is just in yieWl
White banners, in the moonlight spread,
Float through the heavens above my head,
Slow sinking now l see them wave
And fiutter o 'er a soldiers grave.
o loved one, It's the thought of thee
Alone weighs down this heart in me;
Yet weep not, love. be this thy pride
That bravely at my post died!
The Lord of Hosts, unseen, on high
Leads on the armies of the skyi
Soon shall he call my name out clear
And l, true sentry, answer: Herel
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1
Is there any tidings from the war,
Squire Farnham? asked Mrs. johnson,
as the gentleman entered her cottage,
one pleasant morning in the early autumn.
Squire Farnham was o bluff, rubicund
/ face, corpulent, goodhearted sort of man
That very morning short paragraph in
the county newspaper had caught his eye
and II ran,
Martin johnson, of the Third Yer
mont Regiment. was shot by scout last
night, while on guard duty"
The Squire saw Gt the first glance that
the terrible tidings had not reached Mn
johnson. He had ridden over to condOls
with her, and it had fallen to him 70
break the news TO the stricken, as best
he could.
Wall, yes" said the gentleman, TAX
ing chair in the small parlor, and feel
ing very awkward, We have had soms
news"
There was something in the tone which
made Mrs. johnson look up with throh
of fear in her heart.
" Is it bad news p" she asked.
:. am sorry for you from my soul P'-
said Squire Farnham.
Perhaps q woman would have broken
the news more tenderly, but the Squire
was blunt spoken man, and did il Af
ter his fashion.
Mrs. Johnson's lips grew very white;
she came towards the Squire, and sIid.
in rapid, trembling voice:
Have you heard anything of my boys"
Mrs. johnson, he's gone !"
She did not Shrek nor scream-shs
sat down in the nearest chair, and lifted
up her Eithered hands, and while the
tears ran down her pale cheeks, moened.
Don't say so, squire Farnhann, don't
cay my boy has gone. God has got all
the rest, and / have thought that He'd
leave him to my old ageI
No, no, it can't be thnt my Martins
gone, that shall never hear his bright,
quick step on the walk, or see his dear
face come bounding in at the door. He
was all I'd got in the wide world, and !
was SO proud Of him, and loved him sol
Ny little Martin, whose,yelloH curls !
ased 70 wind around my fingers, when
he was . baby, and crowed n my
lap-my little, blpeeved Martin, Fing
away OF there, stn gnd cold, with no
mother 70 bend down her face over him
when Ae looked up aad called for her the
ast time-O, don't say my boy Is gone, w
ny heart will break--my heart VIII breakY
noaned the poor mother, as the truth b
ian to dawn moro fully on her.
Squire Farnham was strong man, bus
le bowed down his head and cried hksS
hid.
At last he looked up, for there was .
udden fall. Mrs. johnson had tainted.
God help her" he said, as he Hftaa
er in bis arms, and laid her on the bcd
nth, Her heart win break p
Dear reader, ON the golden back ground
the last summer days how many sunh
ark scenes have been nl1tedl
Let US who mourn no beloved dead o-
be humble, be pitiful, and
satefJIl to God that no blow has fllsa
pom our homes; and may he drop the
svs of His healing on the hearts which
ave been tern -with-that anguish for
hich the-s IS nsither earthly help nor
,usesst;on i--Hors Magazines
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

The horror of instrumental music felt By
old-time people, on its introduction. Is
capitally illustrated by the remark of an
old lady, on hearing an organ for the first
time: "It's very pretty box of whistles,
but oh, it's an awful way Of spending the
Sabbath
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". =. 8 W. smrrn = CO. q, sNlrl

Produce, Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Dealers IN Western Reserve Cbeesa snd P,,tta9'
Ne II Pine Street, st. Louis Missouri. ParticI1,
ler attention will be paid to the sale of Western
Reserve Cheese and Butter. Viii make Gheral
advances on, and render prompt returns for anv
property consigned to them. -'- "1'
Eame Parties under the style of MccoMBs 4
SMITHS, Warren, Ohio. -'--'' "
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]. b. CANFIELn-

Forwarding and Commission Merchant and Whole
sale Dealer IN Western Reserve Cheese Butter
Lard, Pork Bacon, Pot and Pearl Ashes, Salara1
t1s, blnseed and Lard Oil, Dried Fruit, and Pro-
91ce gs1erally Nos. IL and is, Front Street,
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Total,
534,527

Adding to this the reserves of volun.
teers, pensioners, &C., gives grand total
OF 762, 100 men. These are stationed ct
the British colonies and possessions thro'-
out the world, the number at home dur
ing the past year being stated at 67,26S.
The infantry is devided into the Foot
Guards, Line Infantry, FIfsileers, Light
Infantry, Rifles, and Colonial Infantry.
The Cavalry is divided into Heavy,
Light and Colonial Cavalry
The Artillery is divided into Royal Ar
tillery and Royal Horse Artillery, into
field batteries, mountain batteries, and
colonial batteries; field batteries, FIVE guns
and one howitzer, mountain and colonial
batteries three guns and one cohorn NOR
tar. Each battery has rocket attached
to it. The total strength of English artil-
lery is l2O companies or 10, l22 men.
The first commission of an officer in the
British army, as well as subsequent pro-
are procurable by purchase, the
cost varying from 81, ,250, that of the En-
sign in the line, to 81, 900, that of Lieu
tenant Colonel in the Foot Guards
There are five ranks of general officers in
the British services, as follows: Field
Marshal Generals, Lieutenant Generals,
Major Generals and Brigadier Generals.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
COMMISSION MERCHANTS


b. L srILks- ?. n. STILES.
III. L STILES d CO.,
Wholesale Produce and Commission Merchant, .,a
Dealers in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese
Rresh, Spiced, Picked and Cove Baltimore ClTss
terz, No 26 Walnut Street. Cincinnati Ohio
REFER TO
MERCHANTS generally in TrumbuI County, Ohio;
GEO. hygat1, Esg-, Cleveland, Ohio; s. Raymond &
Co. Geyelana, Ohio Fayette Brown, Banker Glove
ea1d. Ohio; McCandless, Mears Co, Pittsburgh,
r.; Wilson, MeEiroy 4 Co.. Pittsburgh, Pas
Rhodes 4 Werner, Pittsburgh, Pa; Poor & Co.. Gin
einneu, Ohio; J. I. Warren Co.. Cincinnati Ohio;
Jennings, Butterfeld Clark Cincinnati, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
The Army of Great Britain.

In lecture delivered in London dur
ing the last year. Capt. Petrie OF the 10
biographical Corps, gave an estimate OF the
sum OF the British forces, Of which the fol-
lowing is an abstracts:
Regulars, troops Of all arms, 21S,971
British local and colonial troops, Is Z4g
Foreign and Indian troops, 2lS O4S
Military Police in India, 1924
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
!. KING.
KING d BROTHER

Dealers in Watches Clocks Jewelry Silver Plated
and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods &c,
No. :. Main Street, Warren, Ohio All kinds of
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted-
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). VENT.
PARKS & EENTz,

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Boots, Shoes and Leather. Carpeting, Paper
Hanelngs, Window Shades. Ready Made Clothing
&c., always cheap for ready pay at the New ork
Store, Market Street. Warren, OHIO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

s.. RAYMOND. PITCH ADAMS
5. RAYMOND & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Carpets Oil Cloths. and Wall Paper No.
- Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
J.vAUTRoT. 7. z. GcKLEY- n. ". sGcKETT.
j. VAUTROT Sk CO.,
Importers of Gold and Silver Watches and Dealers
in Jewelry. Silver Ware. &c.. Market Street, War
rem. Ohio.
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MANUFACTURERS.

Z. SPEAR. E. SPEAR JR
EDWARD SPEAR & son,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber Rough and
Dressed, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Flooring Siding
Shingles and Lath. No !, Canal Street, Warren, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

". b. HULL s. KEDBURY.
-. w. III. HULL & CO.,
Manufacturers of Improved Steam Engines Iron
= and Brass Founders and Millwrights Franklin
Foundry Corner OF Liberty and South Streets
= Warren, Ohio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-27

Daper that the Government would probably do
nnot t about It. What could I dol Here
your elegation Suggested that this was gross
ontTags On a aag Of truce, which covers and
nrotecrs al over which it waves, a14d that
whateyer he could do il white n:en had been
similarly detained he could DO 10 this case. ;,
Nov, then, tell me, f you please! what
possible result Of good would follow the issuing
Of such q proclamation as you desire! Under,
stand, I raise no objections against IT OF! legal
or CONSTITUTIONAL grounds; tor, as guaranteeing
chief Of the army and navy, II Time 81 war, l
s,,nnose 7 have right TO take any measure
which may best subdue the enemy. Nor do /
urge objections Of 5 moral nature, in, view OF
possible consequence Of insurrection and massa-
ere ut the South. view the matter as prac-
tical war measure, 10 be decided upon accor-
ding to the advantages or disadvantages IT may
offer to the suppression Of the rebellion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-27

The r. S. War Department has Issued the
following order respecting special provost mar
shals and defining their duties:
First-There shall be provost marshal gen
eraI Of the War Department, whose headquar-
tiers will be at Washington, and who viii have
the Immediate supervision, control and man
agement Of the corps.
Second-Thorc will be appointed in each
State one or more special provost I0arS1ajS; as
necessity may require, whc will report TO and
receive instructions and orders from the pro-
vost marshal general Of the War department.
Ihird--it vii! be the duty OF the special pro
yost marsha 10 arrest all deserrers, whether
regulars, volunteers Or militia, anG send them
70 he l3ar2st military post, where they can be
cared for, and sent 70 their respective regi-
1nents. 70 arrest, upon the warrant Of the
JUDGE Advocate, al iisloyal persons yuhject to
arrest under the orders Of the War Depart
.nent. To INQUIRE into and report reasonable
practices, seize stolen or embeZzed property OF
the government detect spies OF the enemy, and
perform such other duties IS may &c enjolned
11pon therl By the War Depar ment, and re-
port all their proceedings promptly to the pro-
vost marshal general
Fourth-T0 enable the special provost mar
shaIs TO discharge their duties efficiently they
are authorized to call O.. any available military
force within their respective districts, Or else to
ernooy the assistance Of citizens, cons5atles
shoriitffs q police officers, Sc Tar IS May be nc
cessary under such regulations as may be pre-
scritod By the provost marshal general Of the
Mar Department with the approval Of the
Secretary q War.
EiUfth--Nccessary expenses inquired III this
service will be paid on duplicate bills certified
by the special provost marshalIs, stating the
time and nature Of the service, after exanilna-
tion aud approval by the provost marshal gen
era;.
Sixth. The compensation Of special provost
uarshals will b3 5-per month, and actual
travelling expenses and postage will be refunded
Oh bills certified under oath and approved by
the provost marshal general,
Seventh. ALL appointments in this service
will be subject to be revoked at the pleasure Of
the Secretary Of War.
/ terrible collision occurred or the Cum
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IOHN T. COCKEEt,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAS CONSTANTLY on hand . l4rgs asS s;st-
/ / ment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, Gona tSs
ing Of BACON, Of Eli kinds; FLOl < 9T ~ ~
barrel OF smaller packages; BUCk " h 80,
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PkU NEo, 80 11 his
SAkUlNES, &c, DC, to which 1a ln'lSes
attention OF customers H -
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iro{1 PRESIDENT LINCoLNs reply 70 the CHI
cago Committee, who we're urging him to issue
q Proclamation Of Emancipation. This reply
was made On the 18th inst. The Proclamation
vas made on the 23d inst:
7Tl2e subject presented in the memorial IS
one upon which { have thought much tor
weeks past, and may even say for months. --
I azn approached with the most opposite op1n~
io1s and advice, and that by religious men,
who SIRE equally certain that they represent the
Divine will. / am sure that either tee one or
the other class is mistaken IN that belief, az:
perhaps in some respects both. nope II Will
not be irroveront for ne to say that il It IS pro
bable that God would reveal his will to others,
On . n0in5 SO connected with my duty, 1t Gllght
be supposed he would reveal it directly % nae;
for, unless I aun more deceived IN myself than
I often am, it is NY earnest desire to know the
will Of Providence in this u2atttr. And Il
can learn what it isl will do it! These are not
however, he days & miracles, and l. suppose
il will be granted that ! alo not 60 expect q dl-
rect revelation ! must study the plain physl-
cal facts Of tho case, ascertain what is possible
and learn what appears to be wise and right
The subject is difficult, and good men do not
agree. For instance, the other day four gen
tHrIen Of Standing and intelligence lnamlnE
one Or two Of the number} from New ork
called, as d delegation, o. business connected
with the WET: but, before leaving, two Of them
earnestly Desot NE to proclaim general elnancl-
patton, upon which the other TWO st once at
lacked them! You know, also, shat the last
session Of Congress had decided majority o.
anti-slavery men, yet they could no5 unite On
.;..s p2.icy. A0d the saI1e IS yrIe u TIE re
jigious people Why the rebel soldiers are
rlrqv;nr with . crraat deal more aar1esTn6cs. /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-27

TAvING recently taken zip his residence a ~
e this pLace, will pursue the practice , 81 ~
profession, and feeling confident OF his !, ao ,S
solicits 8 share Of public patronage '''
give particular attention 70
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDkha' al
in which branch OF his profession ne it ~ Il,
large experience. lie X lA!so treat ~ d;f.
4 / AFFECTIONS on q new ana enliIelS
farart nrincinIe with almost certain success
ALExANpnIA, Va. Sept. +, 1867 u;og
* DIR. r. 1aay be found at No. ~ a. M
street. o1p -~----
IHAMILIES supplied with tht :i~,
L IERo, Of ne finest qIlallty, 1 ~ s.yla0Eye
sa2 i; 1870 =
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY HoyERHoR' !
ALEXANDRIA, "a, sept. 10, 1907 }

ALEXANDRIA, Va, sept. l6 1867
General Orders. No. 2: .,...
Information having been received ~ , 1nezs
Head quarters that certain citizens anu s9lulss
dations uipon the property and persons Of oe-
fenceless inhab who have b force q CT.
cu,nstances been compelled TO resort TO A!ezaI.
dria as I, place Of shelter and protecti9n ~. 49,
therefore, notice is hereby given, that all PEI
sons detected participating in such IaWess az T.,
will be arrested and PLACED u cQn1neznngzEGt -
order q JOHN i. 80 : ~, r;;o
Brig. Gen, Military Coy. Of Ale1anoE'S'
Ror1rS G. GALE, Capt. and 4, a r.
sent lG--tf ----.
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7 I 3 e Z Z I Il ALI

= I Is Il Il I Il ALL.
PERCIVAL, PARKER 4 CO.. pronr;s+o,,
CEASING ATTRACTION
ENDLESS CHANCES!
MORE VELTY!
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1862,
And during the week, first week Of
MISS FRANCIS LEROY,
The beautiful and accomplished Danseuse and
Songstress, late Of Niblo's Garden, n \.
Return Of the old favorite,
HUGH CLARKE
The odd the inimitable, the indescribable.
First representation ofthe button bursting Pan.
to1n!me, entitled
TIE CLOTFN'> S DEFEAT
Continued success Of
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The beautiful and engaging Danseuse
PROF. E. W. KIRBTE,
MASTER GEORG7E,
In L Escbelle Trapeze, Posiuring, Sc
NJ JEAN CLOSKL
The wonderful Boneless Man
DICK PARKER.
The eccentric Darkey and artistic banjoist
MISS NELLIE IA ILOR,
The Singing Enchantress
LITTLE Ella,
In her pretty Songs and Dances
And anew orchestra OF
FIRST CLASS PERFORMERS?
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/ terrible collision occurred or the Cum
borland Valley Railroad yesterday, one mile
above Harrisburg. One Of the trains had q
number Of Philadelphia militia aboard, return
ing home from the Maryland border. Ten OF
twelve soldiers were killed and about twenty
wounded, including t'ro P)lila~ 81 pfians killed
and ten wounded The seyorest loss was III
com any [, Of the goth Pennsylvania.
Mr. Charles Burciett, for W Q years past con
nooted with the New York Times, died sud
derjy On Wednesday, IN the 18th year Of his
ag7. nlc: Burdett was 81 adopted son Of the
sr;;ys3ix::>t:<.. ~ b..
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3 z 4 I'm 6 & TTR ACTION
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PERCIVAL, PARKER & co., propr;a
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foreign advertisements.
TNO CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S IRISH
LINENS. DAAAsKs, DIAPERS CAhBRIC
HAEDKERCHIEFs.
HAEDKERCHIEFs. &c.

The unsettled state Of the markets 'or time
this side Of the Atlantic. attributable to eou-sp0pding nag
the led states snd the enhanced value
desirable goods there througD reeeut uncomfortable
lave sferdo1 dAle- bizy
tempting opportunity TO coz NTERFEiT OUR GOODS,
and knowing thai considerable quantities 81 worthless fabrics
In Of style add ed with the
Of richardson have been ped this b. The United
STATES feel called upon sMu to CAUTION the con.
SUNkR against the purchase Of linen fsure offered
Rch4rdsons' make 40, having the full sgusuie OF
6rn, viz
J N RICHARDSON SONS kOWDEN
To ,hose who give Preference to manufacture.
ofer the gussne"s 70 quality souudpes OF bleach
and durability goods havs always borne and while
mined protect interest this side by Iross
euiBg Vigorously Infringement Of rights
American friends will sssit e. putting down nuisance Ia
which they consumers and usuuisc's
all in crested
H. times ko the present when the cost OF importation
much augmented Il behoove the h.
value Tor tbeir nry aGd thu they likely OBJ
tain by dealing ere svey with fret ol.s houses wLs
always sspp'ied With goods Respectfully.
n. RICHARDSON SONS OWDKN
Month 18Th 1892 Belfast, Irsls id
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Boaro ano Rooms.

BOARDING in WILLIAMSBURGH- q
ID Two Gcntemen and ta-ir WN-, can ind BOAkD
a p-a.sut hons Of No 10 Lsayettepsce In south "
bel 9th .th,t. aodrIa.s Reference required
NOTICE Law and Medical Students attend
ing tho Usversities OF A!osny procure choice
BOARD with the advantage Of thorough add acticA hsss
ton in French and ~itsout extra chsss BY spp
al tho re.druco Of Prof H. KAHBLI, No. - Caestns,si
Albany.
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1869 I He 1862.

i COS. ,n lOO|.
whb It's connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
| Pno1 kiv.lonK 10 tam rniscirAL "" srsas CITIES
| Nsw.Jsney aud Camden md tuboy lins,
ALL THROUGn TRAINS ron THIS WEST BY THIS
FOOT or COuRILANOr.Sr
ny way OF Philadelphia, tho morning passengers leave New
York same tin.- routes Evening passenger,
att ono hour later than other lines.
Ey way OF Allentown, evening Passengers Lave at 3 IN
three hours later than tho Northern lines aud by both routes
srri'o the tine Northern lines in Chicago and al
H. Louis Cleycind Co.umbus Cincinnati and all main
points Wos,. with lever changes Of rars
SGrrE s .h" %a Ss.a, run r,s,baps 5
smok ins aad Saloon Cans Oh all traiu$
Fare tho taine a. other Ioutcs
Baggage checked through fr.n.fcrs hsc
Secure Tickets, god until u-cd by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
Tho Pennsylvania Central Company runs - Emsrant
Accommodate Line vi ich affords comfortable mode VI
ave to parties moving at one hall ms usual rates
" ias ,,,,.,,,,r,
BY this fou;s cghs Il ali descriptions BIS forwarded
20 and from any point the Railroads Of ONO kenucsy
diana, llino,. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAIL.
RoAD DIRECT. to port tho sibis mo" Of
the West by steamers ffom Pittsburgh -
1ha 81 Freight ard from point In the We<by
the Railroad at all smes A'orsbe =, arc
charged b, other hnissd Compane. Merhants and ship
rans the transportation OF their sossht to ths Con
pany. osn rely wNh confidence o. is .rrcdy usnat
LIVE STOCK.
FAmers aud Dealer. 10 Live Stock viii bad this most sd
vantsseous route. Capatous Yards well waosed sup.
Piled with every venionce have been opened OF this lo
From Harrisburg where viii be- found every convenience foe
S1nas az .o dnS1 Sss Of tss III
J. d. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No l Aston House
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents.
No. A.tor Hou.e. and No l sosth WhiAn.st
"opoAALD BischoFF' Ensy.An' Agents.
Mseoa LxwA aasa ~ X..S . "
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NEW-JERSEY RAIIROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHlA and the SOUTH add VEST VIA JER.
SLY CITY. Mail and Express Lines Lesv- New-fork az
snd 10 9 In., I and II FsIs ~. Throagh tickets
d Tor tbe Sou sndWo~ and through baggage CHECKED IN
~. aud and II y. taiuN
W. Woodbury. Assistant sopehntenderx.
10 hasSar- all be Tor any tfas uness dohvsfed
and IS minute. OF the time q; leaving
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, vaNEW.
Il PORT aud FALL RIN ER The splendid and superior
e.mss nFTROPOLiS Cspt Brown hsye- Newly ork
ever, TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud ATuRDAy, n 3
o'clock u m ard the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brsyton
MONDAY. WtDNksDAl, AND FRIDAY al o'clock p M.
iiom Pier No y. Il
er.,n, no rooms will 30 regarded secured to sp
,ne.t until the same .hal have bscl paid Tor.
Fsht Boston iof~ srdsd through With great dspSch
BY 81 Express Freight iIsiu.
WM BORDEN Agent, Nos ~ aud II West Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
y ROTH, Auctionocr, viii sell THIS DAY
Cfcursions.

EXCURSIONS b. COMFY ISLAND
~ Health, Comfort and Prasure Cars leave Fukou aud
Caharine Ferries Broohly n, oyory 20 minutes
30 tO the SEA SlDE.--Thc ears of the
~ Consy island and Btooklyu Il. X Company are now
Tunnin regDlay om Fulton aud CatbaIne Church
Lane Greenfield Gravo-nd, and Coney Island Th, s tho
best route Shecphsad Bay Pfivae Parties and A,socia
ohy.
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20 Wbom II man Concern.

CLAlMS for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Ex-
" na Pay Recruiting Expenses. Prize Money. &c when
intustod TO wiz be promptly attended to- Call or send
DI eilcllUI br Te6pSe aud k.rustions.
EoAkB 4 BROWN Ne RGkp0