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NECTKhl LIFE INSURANCE AND AN
- nuty Co. Of New Yor., :, Pine $1,000 tos
lives Tor $1,000, for the beneft Of their familIs36
others, hy paying yearly S42 20, and ct a grsduik
Ing scale for parsons older or younger The great
Df. Franklin said, "a policy Of Life Assiraso =
tie cheapest and safest mpic of making staio
provision for one's family" PAYMENTS can n
nude quarterly, II preferred, and when the pre-
MUM amounts o. forty dollars and over, wtn
be taken for one-hulf the amount, Clubs al TEN a.
more members literally dealt with. ap29 24acslS1
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ESTABLISHED BYP. CLENDENEN. IN

ESTABLISHED BYP CLENDENEN, IN
- lsl2,-JAMEs connolly, successor h. ROBr
N. FIELD, Soap and Candle manufacturer, IiG and
las Eldridge II, New York Please observo--TLis
s,ap has now been before TIE public for more than
~ years and has always given atisaction II still
continues ~ be made ent rely free from oil adutcrn
tive ingrdicnts. such as Liquid, Quartz. French
Chalk. Pipe Clay, Sal Soda, Chamber Salts, &c, uf
which majority of the so-callcj Family Soaps Of
tho present day
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RUNNING
TILE BLOCKADE
By CAPT. WHEELER. 4. y. A.

A story OF the Sea Islands,
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TAp-
sCoTIS Line-Packe' ship ALBION, n rcr
q, y, RIVER, sails for LiverIrol Mav sth sim
AMERICAN EAGLE, u pier II, D.. Kiv,r sl's for
l nion Tomorrow. For passage Mt low rte ap-
Ply ~ IAPsCDII " 90, D : NIT Il m,nl %, ~
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T. II. KINGsLAND, Clerk OF Arrears.
anil l2F6Tuslla

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-
1.-The copartnsrship heretofore existing under the
firm and name of BELL d DOUGLAS, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The business of the
II. DOUGLAS, JOHN l. BELL New York, March
g. 1859. my22 Bsi@b
NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE STERLING
Co., New York, April goth. 1862 An election
OF 10 Directors and Inspectors OF Election 10 serve
ior the ensuing year, win be held ut s2 Pine street.
room 7, Tuesday the 3D. Of June instant, between
the hours of ] aud p. N. The transfer books will
BE- closed on the 9Th Of May instant. BY order o
the Board, GEO. E. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
sp26 Sssl0<
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NAY be given unknown W the drinker N coffee
tee or liquor. Warranted harmless aud free from
na,sesting effects. Price-one Dollar.
For sale al % Division II, and 91< Eighth sve, N.
Y; Mrs. HAYES, 115 Fulton st. Brooklyn, J.
I. BRIE5T, 10 South Second 81. wiliamsburgh I;
and Dr: MERGERS, S2+ Broad u, Newark. n ).
mh2S 2<acsOO
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NEW PAWN-OfFICE AT 1917 WEST
Jvth st, bet, 9Th and oh avca, nearest tho ST.;
liberal loons advanced all kinds II personal pro-
p"ity. ~ T.. fuLLAN, late Of III West Broad.
way. nys 2Ssc'129
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SHIPPING, SC.

FOR LIvERrOOI-THOMPs BLACK
Star Line. Tie LrCI THOMPSON, at Par
80 tns, River. sails 2ith Mly. Prom liverpool
ship of this liue sails every week Drl't, ON
Ireland Apply s;3 Pearl st. a'9o 2It..IgD
EOR LlNEkrOOI.-OID BLACK STAR
Lame Tie pt,S tt ship CARAVAN, lying al
PER ~ East river, sails 2Id Of May. The Cl'LrI.
NATpR sails My aOth. For ppssa.e appIy al,
b"nrd' o. To- WILLIAMS GuioN, 10 Faton st
mylI 2iac'
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w. Il. ROBERTS,

NB.-Be Aifs son sec the name over the door
NJ connection with any other establishment.
mi u
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TNVALlD.-lOU WILL GET THE RE-
ceipe for sure cure for coughs, colds, cnnpimp-
Won aud oil lung complaints, ny sending 10 H.
ADEE, 3sl Pearl st, ". Y. lie sends II free. Write
for II. II has cured thousands. rny6 24ac'lio
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SOLDlEES-tio0 BOtNTY-BACK PAY
- aud invalid PENSIONS Procured ON reasonable
terms 10y ADAMS & BARBOUR, War Claim
Agents, Pine st., New York. Claims first pre-
sontci will he first paid Best Of facilities Bot of
references. myHl 2isW&f'l2O
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RANCE.

NEtllANlCS, ATTENTION!
AVA Six cents a LAY viii give tue family Of . man
aged 20 years, Que thpuslni dollars y, his desth.
FIR further Information call ut the Office OF The s.
curity Life Insurance aud Annuity Coz 81 Pine ST.,
up stains. p29 2lac'l36
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old BLACK STAR LINE

TAPSCOT1'S LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue to grant ccrtifi cates Il
pHssaec o. and from Liverpool, by their invorite
me oil packets, comprising IN part the following
ships:
WIN. TAPSCOTT, EMERALD ISLE ALBION,
DREADNOtGlIr MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BFNJ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, !. !. BOYD,
WEST POINT ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER, SEA FLOWER, CAMERIAN
Making, together wth others, ship every five
days
The suhscribersar are also agents f'r TIC
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For all OF which they grant certificates On liberal
terms.
REMITTANCEs FROM IRELAND, &c.
7. Il Co. also continue 10 issue drafts, payable on
demand, throughout En- land, Ireland, Scotland,
aud Wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
SiysIafs, With al particulars, may bc had on
application Nf by ltitsr enclose portage stamp to
~. TApscoTT SMITH 6 co., Liverpool.
my1 2lac'i5
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Written Expressly for the New York sun
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FMAilNG' rhiAii.".. AZ YAH r:lr--,
.nni heads ~ per rcam, or $3.50 ~. ,.~,,-
Sod business Cards 81 per thousand. aud all kinds
PUTNAM, 10 Ann IT. 400 2l,c.,3,
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E'OR LlNEiiPOOL-IilE CELEBRATED
l. clipper ship DREApNAuGlIr, Capt. s.m.r,s,
acknowledged To- bc the i'stost ship ailoat, having
be. / "a tAc st taiptrs tity OF Baltimore sud Join
Bel, viii sail on tue .!d M,y. For pa sage at low
IS, rates, apply ON loard, pier :, y. H., ortp +. NJ
DEMARtSI, - south ST. iuyl5 I'lni
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GENEuAs. psUsuNssss.

A 1TENIION--OR BRIGGS, THE CHR.
IA oy,ydist Is a wonderful operator his method Of
treating cvrns, rinous, bad nails. &c, 10 perfect,
aud therefore delay not nor tsrry, but submit vow
feet 10 his inspection thout delay, a. SIS Broad-
way, opp sit. ~ PAU Church his csru and bun.
ionsevittoT Is drstlcd.to secure public confidence
are by It's intrinsic merits simple and pleasant
10 its Application satisfactory and surprising In IL
results f; 2b and 10 cents and 81 per boz. Sent by
mail on receipt of price and cents. Sold by drug
gists Remember ai2 Broadway, n. Y. my2i o'is1
A IL PERSONS HAVING RELATIVES
"A OR FRIENDS
who have contracteda
LOVE OF STRONG DRINK,
DR. zELL's NERvrNE POWDERS.
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o. CENT HAIR DYE-BEST in USE
50 PRIESTS Columbian Hair bye can be had
~ VI EiHith ave; $50 Allen st; Houston st. cor Ay
ID; ~ Grand II; as Hudson st; SIT Sixth av; Sc.
oond ave- and Both 1t; Sl5 Eighth ave; 1875 Hudson
1t; 9l2 Division st. s3s Fourth ave; IL Avenue ID,
aud ia Division 1t, BRooELrN-lO6 Fulton st; 200
Franklip Myrtle ayes. WLLIAMsBuRGu-Granl
street, Nos. 3d. 100 20b, 2ls and 3T2; South 9th and
sth; South 9th and Tth; South % and 9th also by
willlamsburgh, between Second and Third streets,
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
L all kinds of waste paper auI rags, by
+. r. WALKER,
No. 22 spruce st. my2 2iacslSI
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THE VALVE OF A SEWING MACHINE
l. Is more than doubled hy the sclf.tucting and
quilting attachment; price 81. Cal and see II In
operation, at Nine. DEMOREsT'S Emporium, 4IS
Broadway, or - East ith st. my8 l5ac'l4
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4 D'.'''", VI % Tsh vi IsNul y TsS-NoIltI
having been given that tbs law passed April,
lS5l, requires all steam boilers To- lie tested and the
pressure limited. and certain additions or appurte-
naces Tor convenience Of testing must he put on at
short notice. We are prepared 10 furnish The above
named additions or appurtenanccs In their respec-
tive positions at tho lens, possible expense, and
Will contract b Increase the power ofsny engine or
dcGisase tho amount Of pressure in H.. boiler, Civ
lig the same amount Of power 20 tho engine, with
nom ten ~ fotty per cent less PRESSURE or We will
guarantee to save from ten q twenty-five per ocut
OF the fuel az Mt accomplished no payI hy special
written contract; thus enabling owners VI steam
with the requirements OF tie said law. The In.
rrovements Gnu be put on without tie engine being
stopped during working hours. There lie no latent
II isa thorough practical knowledge OF tn best
rangcncnt Of the valves, sc. send for circular H.
IL. machine shop g: RIOS. j. CHuDb & Co,
To- 10 Fest 3ith It, Iugl G'IO2
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SOLDIERS, SEAMES OR THEIR EEi.A-
Ouve-. having clsiins against Oi,nrr,l Govern.
nen' i"t 400 bounty, prize money, arrears oi pay
aud Pensions, will call ON J. NELSON LtCKfY,
agent for the collection Of soldiers back pay AMI
bounty, and where the will bo cashei. Sos
md 10 Pine ~. tuy2O G.ils
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THE GREAT AMERICAN PuMP-TIIE
L best cistern, well, fire and force pump; raises
from all depths, forces 10 all distances works easy
aud well, will not rust freeze has three yearsS
success aud no equal; prices reduced drawings
and prices sent free AddrcsJJAAEs NJ. EDNEY
4TGs broadway, N. Y. APPS 2iacsli6
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DECISIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
MONEY and PRIZE MONEY, and all other
clsius for Soldiers, their widows and heirs, col.
lccted promptly by CALVIN W. SMITH.
a2S 2Iacslit z New Chambers II
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De sure 10 order N. paper. or You may miss o.
Of the lest stories IL the Times. Ypl can take
paper for az long or short period NJ you ne
SrLLSSpllD SUMNER hl',Ns-Iiiu..
AMI sold everywhere at 90 cts. ,.iI,l ~. oo~
cripto' price summer No. nov repdy. my15 Sa.c:.
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orrlCr BR,sCH ovyIon.
8+7 FULTON STREET, Il WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS.
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In the equitable Adjustment, and prompt Cash
spoRse losses the PHOENIX stands pTe-eHttasltly
at the head Of is pretessioaS Dite s sEtestDs pTGo
teal, and rSt-oGss business SYSTEM of local Glecies -
not erceLed by aRy siliaF corporation ia the tOOTld
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and 10
newed in this leading Cooperation, at fair rates By
.. j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
OFFICE MARBLE Hall Building, Main street.
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one hall
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. .-,s -.-.-,s ..sI- 81. -,-..r
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance. ce.s-=.--a.------==-
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines IS
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate. sas;gs fa - - .9t
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free
Marriage notices so cents. q: ; =
Notices OF Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by Individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices. 2
Advertisements loaded and placed Iuder
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, viii be charged double the usual
rates. -i 1.'. -.I' 90. g."
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents. - .
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every deserip-
tion to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 50 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance. -
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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aps! Caps! Caps
All the leading styles for spring and summer Just
re@a Al 8. =
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In America, as in England, there is an
uncoiled spring of magnetic. Intelligence
that, when set in motion, could only be
surpassed in grandeur by the artillery bat
teries of Heavenl [Applause. The next
mail will bring you startling intelligence.
Let me foreshadew the plan of action
the battles are already fought-if reverse
were possible in one point, victory triumphs
in another. The Georgians lost their mail
arrangements some time ago, and now they
have had their water-works cut off. Loud
laughter.1 Gentlemen, it is no laughing
matter; were you citizens of Savannah, to.
be shut of from all communication from
your fellow men, Erenewed laughter,1 who
have already began to contemplate the ter
rible atrocities SO yividly pictured by Ar,
rowsmith, the reliable correspondent for the
London Times, of |" Railways and Revolv-
ers in Georgia." daughter and applause I
Savannah is down, Charleston is taken
Mobile occupied by Unionists, New Orleans
besieged, and Memphis occupied Two
weeks after the fall of Fort Henry, Fort
Donelson, the occupation of ClarksviIle and
Nashville, the evacuation of Columbus and
Mantua of the West Ceheersl and Norfold
under the "Stars and Stripes r. Beauregard,
the hero Of Notifications, has become
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Cagsim ere H ats,
- > 80 Al styIes and prices.
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DIR ES s 81 rs,

Soft Hats
OF every eOncsivabls shape and color Latest styles
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oys Sp or ting Hats
=. OF every description and Pries. IS -.
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Then down the long Potoma9's line,
Scout like storm on bills of pine.
Till ramrods ring and bsyoness shinelsL 81
Advanced the ehisftein's call is mine. 40
MARcHi' fEoud cheers and appIauss.I
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a Moi
GEO, A, RITTROLFF.

MW.a T.KJV O. JUST RE TUE ~" E I'D
-AA from the East, with a well selected stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and SilveTware, offers
his stock as low as the articles be bought in
large cities. Gold Watches, from $3.50 down to
$40. Silver Watches from $50 down to Sl0-
Clocks, from $50 down to S1.75. Sets of JeweIry,
from $50 down to soc. Bracelets, from $50 down
to $3.50. -tt
Finger Rings, Breastpins, Earrings, from SIS
down to 25c- Silver Table aud Teaspoons, Soup
Ladies' Cream Spoons, Butter and Fruit Knives,
Sugar Tong5, Salt and Mustard Spoons, all sold
Low Uer than usual. - = SGD --.
Silver, Steel and German Silver SpectscIes, L.
dieS' d ae Wire and Shell Portemonaies, Silver and
Tortoise shell Card Cases, GentIemeR's Purses and
Portemonaies.
+. R. Robins9n's Indexicnl Silver Soap, for
cleansing Silver Plated Ware, the best thing
ever used,
Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Gsld Pens, Plated
Ware, Castors, &c. Lathe and silk Guard Steel
Chains Goggles, Reevers aud others, Th ermom.
eters, DO all of which he offers at low figures.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and
satisfy yourselves OF the TACT.
ADr5
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Soft B cav er Hatsr
- For summer wear, as light as q feather, at e.
VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER'S,
= $500 No. 80 Main street.
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Administrator's Notic

}E~OS ICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has been appointed Administrator OF
the estate Of Edward Maidlow, deceased. Said es.
tats IL supposed to be solvent.
harcn Zz1, 1862. EDWARD MAIDLOW,
mar24-ltd- -3tw
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Infant Hats & CAPS
splendid assortment Of fancy hats and caps
spring and summer styles. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25
7 II L 1862.
[ S6l.
P2ESsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

PENN5YLVAN1A CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with is connections 70 ms -
TIE SHORTEST And QDlChFST ROUTE
FRox Ega.YOKK TO THE PRiNcPAL W2,TkhS CITiEs
Z 81 trains daily fDu New ofs to fhiadeIPhis Via
New.Jeney ADD Camden and sl,boy line NINA
ALL TiIROUGH TRANS FOR fHE VEST BY THIS
kOUtE LEAVE NEW-YORk FROM TIE
FOOT DF COURT LANOl5I
way o. Phlsdelphi. the morning p's.e"gers ieaVe view
boie . d H. tue other utesi E'eDlLs P-eA ga
o. = p e oge hour later than other ines
4, e3 ~ auentowH exc ing pa-.engrfs ieese a. = ~
s'e a. the s4us due lines Ia Chicago anG All
Eo4Nt ~ 'Ae morn West, (iesi.- Indianapolis, Loui-Ie
o. Lons, N1esttmd ColGubus Cincinnati and all man
Py,It' esi; VIA lever Changes of cars. $500.
Sleeping Cars without chsge rln from Philadelphia to
ltsDersh so miles AID EewYok to Pittsburgh 49, Hos
Smoking and Saloon Cara on ali tim.
Fare the same a. other routes.
EAgsge checked through Trsn,feTs free.
sfe-' l'As1 WESTERN 81 fI oa :, ,9gTsh'
The reupsyl,euIz Central Company runs "a Emigrant
Accom- Line .cb affords Comfortable MODE Of
ssci parties moving West~srd at ha
o. fare. ,.,,.,,.,,,.,
By this route eishts 4 OH description. can be forwarded
Z end from any point on the h4road' q Ohio Kentucsy ln
AOAD DIRECT or to port on the nsvgabie MYERS Of
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh
, y. rses Of Freight 70 ard from any point Ia The West by
tie ylVaris railroad ~ all tunes as favorable
charged b, other hsroad Companies Mechsas aud ship
pers Dlsing the sporaon OF their freshi TO this Cc
sany Can rely with confidence on rs speedJ transit.
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealer. 80 Live STOCK will md this most ad.
Vsrisreous route, Cspsrous Ysrds vel waite ed sup
snci's connections and every senon s paid 20 thcr
from Harrisburg where will DO found every convenience for
a.y era fs-,i cnoiee y offered Of te PiILADEL-
cHlAi kEW.lOkK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
i'll ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No. Astor.Houss
LEIGH Co., Freight gents.
No. As'oI House and No South William u.
heDOhALD III ,CHOtf, Emigrsnt Agents,
ENoCu LEWIS. General sup't. Altoona Il.
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NETWORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
sPRiNc ARPANGEAfENT.

CoMMINCINU NAY p 1852.
Passenger Station New-Xork cor I'ihst ana $th-ar
Trains LEAVE NETWORK:
For Nes-Bsven :. q. W., Ok d i2:l5 (EL)i $50
Yor sd3gepOrt ! 8 IT., Er,; 2:l5. (ET)i $3.50
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and wsstror;,
For Eoywsk, l. $3.50 d N. l2I5, O. tErlj $50 49, s.
For Dsriea and Greenwich = $3.50 r.; 25,35o $3.50
Fol stanford = 8, (E1) $50 a nj 2:l5, 3tEIl O.
TO- Port Chester ar int ueds,e stations 5SOs m u:
L. 3.J0:4:39 $50, ESQ ?. n m,
tor POI Che.ter 81 f..g. Rochelle. eD N, (Ex)
CONNECTlNj TRAINS.
Fer Boston. vie Spdl gfed H., (EHh tErh p NJ
For Boston via Shore Line l2:i5 D. m. lEt)
Tor Hartford and Springfield, a IN, (EHh R'l'' .
FoT Co1aecieut River Railroad 10 Montreal m (ExL
e1d l2:is = 10 Northampton . go, r, H., O. -
For Hartford Providence and rishkiu haifo@a' IN >
OK. Z.iS o.. CO. 49, p-t.u.5
For Kes.lIssen, New-London and stoniogion Railroad
az d H., i2.i5, 3. 3 2. IN. tf.A.) 81,
For Canal Raiirosd 70 IS p. m. 20 Northampton.
Tor Hoasaiouic Railroad Ptttsheid m D. n 10
B,rrifetoy, ard on SaturG., thr,Dtn 90 fiSs ned
For Nsug,tuck RAILROAD, a m. .. m -
EoI Dsnbury End Nor"sik Railroad T. sJO E. in q u
FCo,oroodioy, Sleeping -. stsclsd to p train.
IAMiS r. HO1T, Superintendent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foc; Of Cou udt.st.Connecting ct Hampton
Junction with De.AWs Lack and Western Railroad
sni Ess with Lehieh Nsiey Raj road and is
tons ming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
cAAlye - -
SUMNKK ARRANG EME ST-Commeneiag MAY s 1852
--LesFe New-Iork as iOiiows: .
HAHEisDrRe LxPKEss-At 6 a M for Eaton. Reading
Poftsyille Harrisburg Msuca Cnuuk, Wiisnsport &c.
Mi,- Ts.rxAt 2 IA for Eaton, VI alter Gap, scran-
Tor. Gro.t Bend Pittstor Wikesb.rfe, &c - 49,,
Pm VHpoIGa TRAIN--tor Eest0o. Mench ChonE- wa
Ian par Reading Pottsvil!s Hsrrishurg, &c ,,,,
p T. MAY PAssF,OtH IKAIS-Fof Eas.on. bethlehen
Allentown. and Manch Churk
Gov a. WAY TEAK-For Sone-ville.
8pz WESTERN ExFKg,s-tor Eaton Allentown. Read
fne narbug Pittsburgh and the IVES, Sleeping cars from
Jerssv Ci:Y the oh 20 Sii'sou' Oh
ErpBrss TkAiS H,EBisBURG-The Ga M Express
TIs.n from New lok strive at Harrisburg a M connect
Eas; and IVES, Penney yaria eut rosd No thern
Cenra Railroad North aud South and with tie CunOer
lsnd Valley Railroad ,,, -,
Tag TaeorGH Express TRAM THE WgsT leaves
Yar AZ H. daily tslu3sys Icetedi. iuaAihs close
con- eca Of Hsrrisburz ~h Ylvans Rsiroad-"iih
no cLaage Pittsburgh. AID bot one TO Crcn-
nsd anj Chicago Pour hou time is saved By taxing this
tTain.
EIitAEErBPoET AND Nsw.YoRK FsnY-Leave New
Yo,k from Pier No 2 North River a. 7:SO aud IL 20 H.
3:10 $50. and -. 80,
trio each v-sy JOAN o. SiLKNS. superintendent
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0beGurf.

FASHION COURSE PLEASURE-GROOND
ASSOCIATION WEDNESDAY Juoo %, p. m -
Purse f2n. uile ard fnp-at, to vegous Al ~ "
enters Mcclellan Hopkins enters Osu Bl'r' it!'
mau enters relir j. J. Deyins erens Wet fn-Gel aiA-
Good day. coed track . ....,. -,
ThUKsbiY. june 26.-liANDTCAP STAtE. S1Isi
mile heat: best 10 g. ID. TAI mans b. Anre, 20
wsgoa aud driver $50 n NJ l.. Motls br Reliance 70
JOSEPH CBOCHERON, Manager.
The Flushing Railroad car, leave uners Point fof the
Cour.e 90 % .. Jsne2slip Ferry az p f' and connects
win the Gers; 34tl.,t., every i've miru.es
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Sewing llathines.

..TINKLE LYON" SEWlNG-MACHINE
COMPANY.
No. Si3 BROAUN AZ, y Y
Five things 10 consider T. buyifg sewing Machine:
lists II simple snd cr,i's % a istood
2d-ls u d1fsbie and eti Lrp, IA o.terl
9d-isi tdaptcd 10 CREST rage VI wOlAf
zth-Does IL do il work vel
sih-ls IL prot, ctei r. III patent Niig tioni .
To an q which t. the huaiiye "a 70 our Ma
chine and further ssy thst
We warrant every Machine eel 70 give batter ts'i'fac
ou han any o,heG or will refund the money Please
"a end examine or send TO- which with price
list aud samples OF woI. viii be by mail free Agents
wanted.
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Oc00lna CARDS, &r.

At GlMBREDES, No. $40 Broadway At
- Home sud Ni.!Ds CARDS. Note Paper Monogram IN
the Gr stys Of art , Album. rrtasd tor ~ Customers
oat OF town will dlrec. their n City
A f WIN. EVEKDELLs SONS-WEDDlNG
II CARDS These celebrated Engfsyed Cssds SOFA oply
a. No 10. Yull,us,,a.Y Essbhshsdisls
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Washington, u. C., 1862.

Arply 10 onr associscs in -.
New Yofk.....RlCHbED c. ELLIOTT =. So
mathematician NJ PhA1 :. 49,. . .
Pot, vile, PAWN Il. SMITH Attorney and Coun'elof
New Eayen....sfLAS 3. BRApLElt "a - mi,
Attorney and C,unsciof NO otIrets b1iuis
Hartford .....C. g sHULTAS. . nj,
ATONE, and Counselor No. urssrfords Block
Albs1y.........WM. u. HAkRIS, . c
Attorney sad Counselor. No. 81 States,