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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

A POLICEMAN IN TROUBLE. On Saturday
patrolman u. Newlald arrested a man named
Hollis Fickette on a charge of stealing money
Drury, who dismissed The case there being no
white evidence Fickette, after being disn ssed :,
attempted 1t 10 alleged, to kidnap the contra
baads, and New! and was called on to arrest him.
which he refused to do. The military thereupon
arrested both, and the policeman was sent to the
Old Capitol and Fickette to the Central Guard
house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

ASf TO TIE CgHfIAL 6uAIpHousR.-A man
q hg himself B. 3. Cheney was arrested by the
n.N.Iafy In the First Ward FOR cheering for Jed
Davis and was seot 70 the Central Gual0house.
John Parker vas arrested yesterday, near the
forts abou; Alexandria, q Q suspicious character
he stated that ne came from fredericksburg, and
had been 10 Richnona. He could give no salts
IA tory acoSunt OF himself, and waS sent to the
Genital 6uardheuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

RATHER FAsT.-This morning an Irishman
named John He'll was arrested by OfRcer Mil
McMann. He stated that he thought WaShing-
ton had been taken by the rebels, and that the
bill Was as gooa as gold, AMI IL 1t was not good
now Ii would be when Jackson arrived, which
would be sho ,tly. He'll was "a ken to the Provost:
Masshal's Cfhce, and was sent to the Old Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
TO IIyUHHhsXk s ss s11ssltNss xfAEEE E. AND

aavinE sn.rssd ny slsSs s% ss eSs sne .nx
~ SSSted 20 do sll Kids Of CAkRlA4ES =
kEPARIN6 with the grsetsst Dro1nDs-
ESv1ns none bus first GLASS vorkmsn, using nom
III me 6e0t of material, and charging just AM
81 STine Derssps vishfng 20 have their work don
vsh and promptly would Ind Il 10 their interest U
rive me cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

RossxIY Last night, The residence Of d
bsorge Seifs, On New York avenue, near Teui
sHoes, vas entered By some ours glars, wno eHecte
an entranoe by toseing the front door open, IN
.ney men osoks open ths dining room door a
sook sui tae drawer q Q bureau, from which tn
ooaLaed about e2S In change, md scastereA
Saaansy Of valuable papers over the door. u
the thief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

sIKf TO TEE OH OAPIfoL.-6eosge s.. Cole
man was arrested In Georgetown on Saturday,
eagage In buying up Virginia money and gold
with Treasury notes, and was once In the Old
Capitol, from which he was released on parole.
He lad been on . farm In Virginia, ana IL 10 sup
posed his intentions were to break his parole. He
refused to take the oath,
John Murphy, who was arrested at the depot
by Capt. Ware, about i've days since, for using
reasonable language, and who has since been In
the Central Guard houae, had hearing this morn
lag, which resulted In his being sent 70 the Old
Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

CHARsI OF AIDlNe AYp ABsr1INs.-On satur.
day afternoon, Onacss CfoWu arrested Mrs John
Holloraa and TheoM Collins, on the charge Of
aiding and abetttng John Holloran In an assault
and battery and latent 70 kill james Malonsy, Oh
Thunday lAst-ths particulars Of which hav,
already been published In tho STAY. They wers
taken before Justice Clayton, who held them 4
bail for . further hearing. Maloney 10 slowl,
recovering from his injuries, which have no
pros4 70 bs - severe n at drst supposed; hi
sful not having been fractured, although ths
blows have eaused . confusion Of the brain.
MoRE TIooPs.-Ths nlst Pennsylvania regi
men', numsefiag $50 men, arrived on Saturday
afternoon and marched Immediately TO Dixie.
The 18th New JsIev, Col. Samuel Fowler
numbering 800 men, arrived on Saturday nigh
snd vent over yesterday morning.
The l49th Pennsylvania, Humoering e57 men
arrived about aooa yesterday and went over las
night
fae 18th regiment Connecticut volunteer
paned down the avenue about noon On their wa,
10 Duke. The regiment numbers ,0i5, and ar
= nne-looking body Of men, fresh from the farmi
and workshops Of the land Of steady habits, and
are commanded by Gel. Beach, 1t Col. Cheney
aad Major WashouIne- - Gunnel 10 adjuian
and - Wsshburne quartermaster. The cap
tains are - Pascc, w. seavsr, g. Brown
J l.. Drake, ID. +. Rankin. r. nj. Barber, G. Bah
cock, N. 8 Mancfoss, A. Hayden and E. II. Mix
Tie regiment has not yet received arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

The EXCITEMENT TO-DAY The city was las
evening, and 10 sill 10 day, tull of exciting
rumors. Ths seizure Of vehicles, private and
pu,iie; me or Ger preventing tne 'sie oil liquors,
mp and dowl tue street, tog ether with the rumora
from the seat Of war, which and their Nay 20 tie
city, ali tend to keep every one alive win excite
ment. The hotels, telegraph cfi;es ana other
places are thronged with anxious ls3u'rers
Every one has question to ask, and no one ID
satisfied but by a direct answer.
The later xdvices from the battle field and
from our army are, however, sufficiently reas
suring 70 csuse the faces OF the Union folks to
brighten, and those OF the Secesh to leng.hen In
q corresponding degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

+ AIDES, LOOK HEkE - want every lady In
SO and have il stamped. on oan have your
choice Of goo elegant Patterns deskne for every
.rslcI. Of ladies. wss. w o.!y sss,s: ss5 ss1,s
make il an exclusive business Call At 2SOH
Seventh stroet Fc.t, Detween l. Ind 81 sts n ORTIZ
era Lleefnea ans 2ltr
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR kENT-AtN No. $50 18th street. east side,
between g Ind H sts., comfortable APART.
HENTS, chsmbers single and with sitting rooms
attached; recently furnished. No children In the
helae. Tho ioshtlon 10 one OF the most desirable
IN WAehir.tNn. ie u II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

M NOTICE.,
vssd better call on the new lNfELLl6ENCE
OFFICE, No. S11 9Th atrest, (wLere tho best ..
always applications on hand for good Cooks, Lam.
dresses, ChanbermAids, w alters and Seamstresses.
poJeis in want OF good k6D Will and it to their ID
! n. B. HOUSES wanted. The best OF tenant,
can be obtained without charge by applying a.
above,
ms ly n. n. Ml1Lkks
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF MEMBERSHIP
~ From fot q Couftlaudt..t Connecting al Hampton
Junction with DeAwae Lacktw and Western Railroad,
4 Fesiou with Lhish Vol Icy Raj fo1d aud ts
ton- forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and Ito Wet ~ianut
change OF cars
sINWEK ARRANGEME VT omm.uciug May S, 1862
- hew-fefS ~ follows: .
H,EnsrrRa E1PHE,s-At a m. for Ia ton. Reading.
PoustIIl. uafrisburg Maucn Chunk, Wllliam.p1r' &c
Mail TRAlN-At a. for taston, Nates Gap srrun-
ton Great Bend. fitiston, Niikcsb-re, &c $3.50
l2r IHEot on TRA~--Fof tDior. Nauch Chunk WV
HaIns psri Reading. fotisvie, Hsnburg. sc. 1890
H., n. NAA fAs-f s0EK TtAIs-rof Jason. BctLehein
Allentown. tnd Msnch Chunk
a:.OP. ~ WAY ThAlS-For mervilr
Up. Il. WgsTFRs fNPkr-s-F0f faston iIsrtown Read
ing a.hurs psbursl. and the Wet Steering cars from
Jer,ey City iurs ugl 90 81 sbuign
ExFKs-s TnsIy FoK HtsE;-RrRG-1he = tn F1fr'ss
Tran from Ses Io'k arrives Hsrr.hug o. p ""ci-
iua East and pennsy ateu si road, 20 tnrn
Central -oaG North and soath alt "iin tie Cuul"f'
land Nsley KaT.td ~
lar THsorGu EyrRgss TRtiv P1H rng WHsT. i"a7es
Eew.Yrrk a 49, daily iSuudss c,c-ptsd. making Close
connection Harbour 18th fsnnsYFahia haIoii-Nn
no ,e-ge Of csfa 20 Ii'slurgh Gud o.t one 70 ti.c
MT aud Chicago -Four hours, time j. svcd by aks this
tfsn.
f.LiIABErHPorr AND NEx-ioRK FrRHY-LesTe Hev'
Yok from Pier 40 =. Moth River, $3.50 AID Il.1O -
g. . 4;1n, AID q o.. -,
tip .acb way. jOliN ~ Sffh"o' suieih''''riN
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DroposaIs.
OKpyANcr OyvICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
" .suIrGrnN Iuly u. l8L2.

OKpNANcE OvpIoE, WAR DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON July ~ 1867.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
ment until p. m, the 9th Of August issI tr IN
delivery the following A.seuis, Of INFANTRY ACCoC
TERMENIS, ss herein specified
Ar TUE WATERrowN ARSENAL, WATERFOWL, Mass
26.0t0 sets Infantry Announcements, csibre.... o.
IA 600 sets Infantry Announcements, caliOre.... %
Ar THE WATERyLIET ARSENAL, WEST Troy, N. Z.
- 900 sets Iufantry Accouerments caliDrs.... %
1900 sets Infantry Announcements, csliore.. 20 - -
At TIE NHs7 YORK ARsESlL, GoyKKNoR's ISLAND, NJ l.
30 900 sets Infantry Announcements, calibre.... 90
1900 sets Infantry Acceutsrmeats csbre.... %
Ar THE ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, PirTsBuRGH "a.
80 coo sets Infantry Accsuierments. calioe.... "
1000 sets Infantry Announcements csiibre. %. %
Ar JuE FRAskP0RD ARSENAL, BKIDEsBURG, "a.
$4,000 sets Infantry Accolte nents. caliore... o.
II, 900 sets Infantry AccouterDents, caiDre ~
AT THE Sr. LOUIS ARSsNAL, ST. LOUIS. mo-
20 600 ses Infantry Announcements cslibre.... %
20 90 sets Infantry Achievements caioie... %
These to be made IN stiics
th the regulation patterns samples Oh "ucn can 70
anped the above arsenas ana sc 70 oe suo
ert 10 inspection the ARENAS where Delivered before
received for the Government none to De accepeo
paid or bat .uc approved inspection Inc oes
lac 81 cyaHe leather all the stock to be the best oak
tsnnsd lh. shoulder belt will be Included In the set
Deliveries be- made In lots OF no less tpsn WVs
p.r week for all OF 1000 under and no less 'an
90 SETS per week all contracts tor over IOVo counting
time will subject the contractor forfeiture Of the amount
TO bs delivered time. The Announcements must %
boxed Ia the customary tie boxes TO be chasea a.
cost 20 be determined by the Inspector 49,, 3
Bidders will state explicitly the time amount ana place
es.h delivery. ,,, . -.
Each party obtaining contract will be required to enter
into bonds with proper surees for its faithful fument
The Department TO itself the night TO REJECT any
bid. c.ss
Proposals. will be addressed to Con. j. W. Ripley Chief OF
Ordnance Wahinstou d. c." and will be indorsed ITO
pO'''' ~ '-'''''' JAMES W. RIPLEY
Brig Gen, Chief OF Ordnance.
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Siauonern an0 Eancn GOODS.
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE lest OF ALL fENS
NIDIuN NO GOLD PENS.
NIORION'S GOLD ZEN >.

HE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receip, Of any Of the following IN cash or pos
stamps the subscriber VIII send BY return mail or oth-rwc
IS directed Gold Pen P-us seieeis9 te same aee"d'a9
''''' ''''' aoaD PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents the Mage Pen for 50 cents tne nesy re
Pen, ard for r he Excelsior Pen.
The sizes are. Nos. 2. 3. A. sud6 - ,, ..
''i' '|'''N CASES WIN pEvCILs.
For 30 cents the Nssc Pen for - cen the LncSv On
end ior 20 the Excelsior Pen. These wehuishei
good writing Gold Pens with l.do..n Points, tho average
Wear Of every one Of which win outast Of the
The name a. Morton "Nurber.D and "ou,'ity" are
5TTed on tho following Pens ard Points wa'fsntr
r six months except AGAINST accident TIE numbers indi
este si1e oalv; No being TIC smallest No o iae arrest
ADAPTED Tor pocket; No the smallest; ard No. u 'ne
largest Mammoth Gold Pea. for the desk long and medium
N6s Of all sizes oad Qualities Short NIB. Of Nos ani
aud nsde only Of Get quality The ensFavns' are Gem
~ GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents, No. Zen, lst quality OF NOT Pen 81
FoI 81 sNo Pen 1T quality or, No. 3Peu, I'd qOality.
Tor :. 2s Nc. Pes l.t quality sNO 4Pen, "a quail
y, ora Nc Pen % quality. D., o5o,.r
For II IS, No Pen is quality No Pen 2iquali,y
THE SAME COLI rt Hra = !, s YtyI EXTENSION
For 81 g. sNo ren, 1T quarry ora SOS rsn sd9n'ty
FOR ~ Il. No Pen, 1t quality. or No Fem I'd quail
Tor ~ No open quality. NO Pen, I'd quality
sNo Pen, ID qushty.
For y? 80 40. PEN Let qnaty, or no ieh, <hIuht
ity No Pen. Sd quality. -
fol 43s No Pea, jst qualify orsN Sen ID quality.
for 50 ~ No. Z Pen let nUaltg. 49, - ..,-,,,,
GOLD PENS ALL lot QUALITY IN SiLVER-MOUNISD
DEoK-HDLDEHS
For 81 a No. REM r)r .: - ayo 3feni 'of ~ 7''
No Pea For - 20 No Pen. q,
Tor ~ 10. Pen; for s5a 10 sPon' and for bosNA
lC Pen.
Tue ouai,y pointed with the verv best 'dosnia
Fonts Carefully selected and OF this quality are soli
with the slightest inperfecton which skill and me closes
scrutiny 1eDect
The I'd Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
previons r. 1860.
the "a Ons.ty" e intends shs equal in respect 10 Dl-
rsbty Elasticity and GOOD Wnng Qualities lthe ony true
consi ei s,ioDsi any Cold Pen made elsewhere.
IL regard the Cheap Ooc Pens he bcgs ese 70 sy that
previous 20 oferaiug lis New aid fhened Maehne- 40
could not have sde Good Whiting snd Durable Pens iof
the price had tho Gold been furnished srltuoasiy.
Parties ord~yag Oh iHstrHee, sp~eVg me Nun
ber and QuGhiy" i fhe Pms toIAi, ahd be p1riclg'
70 dcseribe ne tld II Pens hty prCe-0hetae' aV Or
iiBber. G0e.
IN rcnttance5 By mai in Registered Letters are at my
rex -
No p Maiden Lsre. New-York
ANY one send;nga single letter p0st-stsnp will receive cir
culsT with the eugrtVin-s above reierred 70.
~ FOR sale by dealers IN the ,Ius throughout the
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1862. 7 Il I 1862.


pENNsYLVtNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with - connections. forms
THE SIOkiLSL AND QblChE5f ROUTE
FRoa NgH f0ns 70 .nE FGiscpAL WA,TEeS ClYfrs
N"w.Ief.ey and Camden ana Arboy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
Aoo + f6 b'F ~ c o1iGRT2""SH5ff.HsTf' ' i'iT
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning passenger, eaye New
YORK same time ~ other routes Evening passengers
o r. an hour LATER than other lines.
- wey OF Allentown evening .esagers leave II r.
three ho1rs ian tho Nohsu limos au1 by both
svea ure Nouncfn lines 10 GbicsgO AMI all
H. Louis C,vcl,i Columbus, Cincinnati aud all
points West With lever changes u cars.
PIT burgh 35 miles snd New PORK PsbaTgo. 40 mica
fmokng and saloon Cars on ell trains.
Ear, tue other routes.
Rt-gage check ed through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, god until used. by Pittsburgh.
WfSTEhN EMiDRAIlOa.
Tho Peynsylsania Centra Company usna an EInigsant
Accommodation Limo. VI icb Affords comfortable 81
tsye 20 pa moving Ne-twd at enc hair tho usual Ia.es
Of fare .,,.,.,,
BY his route, fegh.a ~ W de- cdpions ho f1wadod
90 aad from any point On tho Railroad, Ohio keuiIcsy DO.
nOhD DlNECi or to port on Tho naysa6e MYERS u
Tho Wr.t by cleaners from Pittsburgh.
1he Of Freight 70 ard iIo ssy point 10 the Wsssby
ne Ponnsylgana Rsioad ~ ell times IS favorable
charged b, Railroad Companio Merchants aud .ho
pfs nfTustlng the Interpretation OF te ffeisht 10 h Com
.eny. esn reg with eonha, zee ga is sPeeay a"''
Farmers ard Dealer, 10 Live STOCK will find tbs mos, ad
sasgeoas route, Capaeious i@d. wen "alo ed ana sap
and H. come lions n1 svery attention ia paid 70 h
Fon arrburg where vii ho fond convenience Tor
FlIlAs NEW.YORk ADD BALTIMORE MARKErS.
J. h. ELLIOTT, fetlsnF.r Agen., Nc. l Astof-iiocsS
LEECH & Co., Freight Agents. ,,., ,,,,,
no. sstOr House end No South Willianst
MCDONALD Il BisCHOfF, Gmigaa Agents,
rHOCH LEWIS General srp'i AlloeHs ia
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TVHE EMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-Y0Rg SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
osbsLed every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY.
Contents of no. 1892 July 90 J:

COn tents OIL NO. l,''> t'uy - j
I.LEADING ARTICLES; A Record and Lesson;
A Proclamation Of Freedom The Cotton Cne'-
ton; Among the Pines;" Editorial Paragraphs.
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
m..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
V.FROM EUROPE
V..RECRUITlNG
W.IMPORTANT FROM vICKsBURG: The Retel
Csroscsiet; The Rebel Braves Our Entire Fleet /;
She Runs the Gauntlet Iuscathsd; Explosion Of
the Ram Lancaster; Galiantry Of the Flag ship
Benton; Wight Attack on ticksbnrg; The CITY on
Fhe. Correspondence Of The " 1. Tribune
VII LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
POTOMAC
VIII TIE BLACK MEN ~ THE REVOLUTION
AND WAR OF 1872.
M.CROPs-FROM MARYLAND TO NEW-YoRK
X..ANALYSIs OF FERILIZERs.
XI.BoNEs: How Farmers Can Prepare them for ia
Mi..AMERICAN RAILROADS.
XII. FROM wAsdINGTON: Special Dispatches 20
Inc y 4 4flouhe. - .. ,.
XIV. THE ENFORCEMENT or THE CONFISCA-
TlON ACT.
XIV. NATIONAL MEANsEss: Correspondence Of Tie
N. Y. Tribune.
XVI FROM GEN. McCLELhANs ARMY.
XVII. FROM THE ALLEGHANIEs Correspondence
OF The n. l. Tribune
XVIII FROM CORINTif Correspondence Of The N Y.
Tribune
XIX. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
Az. CHURCH AND STATE
KIN. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XXI. THE PRODlGhL son: By Du;ton Cook.
XIII. IRON WASHINGTON; The Border States and
the President.
XIV. MASON AND DIXONS LINE: Correspon dence
Of Ihe v I. Tribune.
XIV. THE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES.
XVII THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST
XVII. LATE SOUTHERN ITEMS
XVIII. THE REBEL ATROCITIES IN TEXAS
XXX. GEN HALLECh'5 ORDER NO g.
XXX. POLITICAL.
xxx. PERSONAL.
XXI. CITY NEWS
xXNII.. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xXXlV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xXXY. .COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports of the
STOCK. Money, COi;On. Gram. and Cattle M4fAess,
specially kepoUed .or Tie j. Z. Tribune
TERss-One Copy for one year. SD. Two Copies,
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Ecsal Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE an order of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy Of Ne~NHh Notice hereby given to all
rson- having claims againt INN JONES h II the fy
OF Hrw-yoIk decea.ed pre,eit he y vouchers
thereof % the Subscriber h oSe, NJ. 229 Broadway ia
the City ofkcw YoTA Nhe FIRST day ~ Iebrsry
nexated New York the twenty second dag Of July 1867
iyg3 lasen.W A. GoLDsBQR0UGN JONES, Executor
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pereonal.

CAPT. FREDK. JAMES 5. RAHSEY.-The
d.ueter, Of tho laa Mrs ELIZA STANLEY " Toronto.
Canada West who are resident In ths city, would be
dsrly grateful % any ono Who eod nrnsh Sh'n sh me
sp trading between NY ok snd Chiga Address to
Of tho Rev w sTEWARt DARLING, Holy Trinity To-
ron,o great favor would bo concerned By any papers
copying The above
DELATIVES and FRIENDS Of deceased
II SOLDIERS. buried from the diafen, Hospitals In
Washington Geofgstown, Dstc ~ Columbia can receive
all lNFuRnATl IN a, 20 their PLACES OF BURIAL by
addressing FRANK r. SANDS, Government Undertaken,
40. az -, - Arlington. u. g.
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NERVOUS DEBILlrY-PhySl Ology and "a
IN thology Of the Nervous System-By {. d. HAN
MOND ". d. formerly Professor Of Special Anatomy &C. IN
che Syracuse Medical College New ORR. Revised rdioh
Price m.iiei Those VINO have been disappoI:ed in tie
uso of sized Specific remedies Tor the Cure OF stn
Weakness In potency snd nded coulgIn's would DO wen
procure copy Of this Book and retdepeelay lsses i
IA us, and 26i TO 2os- ~ be had only Of
Z. MAkNEIl. No. ! Nesey-st " n
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NETWORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

10. SPRING ADVANCEMENT 100
COMMENCING HAI 1867.
Passenger Station IN Nsw.York T;h-'t ud fh-rv
lRAiNs LEAVE EEw-YoRK:
For se"'iis'sn :. 4 =. m, GA li l4:l3. } Ftl 3d.
40 snd . ?. m. ltx.l a..
for rid,epori :, a m, EiDi i2:ia ciS)i $50
Fcr fo-d Stafford Fairfield southpor, md wes.por,,
-. ~. ll.i5 $3.50 and 40 =. ~
For Nor-alk T. $3.50 a ~; 2:l5 J. tfJli $3.50 40 >;
For Daien snd Greenwich, :. $50 m 2:i5 49, 4:3l
For s,smford :. 8, tExl go a nj l2:l5 3,(EEl 81:
80 4:y, ::F . m - .
o. POI, Chester aud n;e mediate s.stioua JJOl D. l..
y, 3:5o.+:3. $50, $50 p. NJ.
For Port (hcsef ed srw Rochelle. 10 m, lFK)
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, via SpGin sneid H., tihh tExl o. IN,
For Hosion vie Shore Line 1915, p m, tx
For Hartford ard Springfield a. IN. tkEE R.i5, 3,
(Ex.l = T. ni,(rNb
POI Gomez leu, River Rilfoai to Montreal a. m tExl
md 1913 3 NJ 20 Northampton
For Hartford Providence, aud FIhsi Railroad, an.
HIl, IZ:I5
for Esw.fIa.en New-London. aud slouinton Railroad
eta e.. NJ. 4 49, 3. y. m. az .
For Canal Kailroa1 y - .. m. g. Northampton.
Fer flousstonic Kairoan 10 Prsted, =. H. 10
Barria gtnn sid IN Saturfas thr,uFnt Eitl hed
For Nauga,uck Roll cad, 3 A. ~. . y. NJ. -
For DsnbuIy end Nof"ak Railroad, . 9aO 4 M Z; %
Comrnodious Sleeping Car. attached to p. train.
IdMIS II. HOiT, 5upes,n' end.nt.
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STEAMBOATS, a,lo Railroads.

NOR CATSKILL.-The steamer THOMAS
Y POWELL Lave. foot Of Franklin ct, every ~ =
al THURSDAY, at 3. and every sAIn hpht ~
n m Tor PUUGHNEEPSiE, RHlNEbEth, pAhni
Town MAIDEN sni CATSKILL, connecting each tf'P
tb 10 C,,ss Mountain Through tickets may
be procured on board.
CTEAMBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the loot
y a. Courtland,st MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and I'll
nav AZ q T. m leaves Albany on TUESDAY, ihbhS-
nay md iTUROAY arrival Of the Western tam Inc
ISAAC NEWTON on the alternate days
HIJDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA,
n NY end TROY CONNECTING WITH ihASNS
NUKTlI and WEST. TRAILS leave; a. o., -.
From Chsrnbersst - , from JUN " Al -
Express aud II T. and - -, ne d. hi'' anu
Is and 5p o'A0 p H.
itps s s IS.Ipp m lO.40 p.m (Snndsys includedl
Poughkeepsie train, ct 1850 g. ,o.,
NJ. and p ;Sse M sha AN"P
Trvoli 6 y. m. It'So p ~
Fishkili train, 4:30 p. m. l4SJ p W.
PeeAskill train, 10 a. N. and ,,ssu
$500 .. m. lv.s'I M sHu WV "
sing Sing train. 3:30p. S.s5 p m
gsr,,y,oe,n & a m. l62J "a m.
v,t,,s ain and 6:55 n. M IA ~ and 7:20 q. m.
A. f. SMITH. Superintendent
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ille0icrI.
AXE TO SIX boxes of "wINCHESTER's

aaNE TO SIX boxes of WINCHESrER's
" 5rECfFIc PILL" Val permanently any case Of
Nal.ra. rcntle IT, resutus imp 'eHce, HOWEVER AG
gnAyargp and N be found equally efficient in affections 4
tneProta Dbeics. ad diseases generally OF TIE Urinary
CJJIHs.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIoNS-"I have used your SPg'
ciuo PifL' many OF Sp1maiohea. and with tho
most rerJect sueeess"-J. MnToH SANDERS NJ d., LII. d.,
Rr5okiyr
~, specific any medicine can be. have
curej very scycro With from TO TEN posgs"-B
KEirH. ~ D., 3D. R.pe,rv II Med. Science, NsU- York
PERSONAL" ~. Wisehe''v IS WORTHY OF ALL CONF
rrscT aud deyo,cl hnlel Enthusiastically to these Prepare
t,ont'O MeJe4il Rlsse. NJ d., LII d. ,iH's'ieaa Aiedi
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IL have pe,sonG ksoo!edge Of Ma WIScuETERs ioS
rszY IsrgdRY and tho Profession and the
public tina. i- PHEPAHArIoSs CAN Bz RKLIRD oS"-James
r. Chiffon. H. D., Ciemni Neio- York.
The epEClFlC ri l. "a not Homeopathic remedy. nor
doe, ooatan Mercury lron Canthardes any injurious
ingredient rco. 81 pos box ok boA's fhen ofdreb a.
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fjouees an0 farms Wantc0.

FURNISHED HOUSE-First-ra rate location,
either in N-w.York or Brooklyn wanted by Lady o.
all family 100 cafdr.u) who will board the occupants.
Those de- irons Of securing good table ard relieving them
selves Of care witho increasing their expenses may address
for one week, ). h. :, Station 3.