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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
1862. THE 1862.

i OOS. IOOG.
PENN5YLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with It's connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FHos NEsfo To rnE PRlsoPAL WESTERN CITIES
Eight trains daily from Newyok to Philadelphia vi,
mn ns..Je,'ey and Camden and Amboy limo.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEw-YoRK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURrLANDrST
By way OF Philadelphia the morning passengers New
foIk same time ~ other routes, Evening
ate IN, one hour later than other lines.
the hours ror Than tho Northern lines and by both
sr'o a. tho sms ulo Northern lines In Chicago aud all
po'n. la tho Norh Wei. Cfes,ae Indianapolis Louisville
points Wet with iswer changes Of cars
Sseesps Ssr without Shsosc Ian fS9% ra.dspns to
smohing and ,oon Cars ON all trains.
teTe tho seale a, other routes.
Baggage che; S-d through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, nod until used by fit sourgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
Tho Pennsylyani Central Company runs an Enisrsnt
Accommodation Line vi cb afford. comtotabs mode Of
towel 10 parties moving Westward at Que bali tho usual rates
81 fare
BY This route oight- II all descriptions DO forwarded
o. and from eny point the Railroads of ONO. KENTUCKY ln
dHna, Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DlRECr g. any port on the navigable hvcn Of
The Freight to ard from point In the Westby
tho ensy haroad ao ct all tunes as favorable As are
charged b. 0hur Railroad Companies Meic ants and ship
nmsng tho transportation OF their Freight TO this Com
iany can rely with eonndenoe on is,pccd, transit
armoIs sud Dealer h. Live Stck ~h nd ihs most adj
route, Canscous Yards well wiefed sup.
p,d with every convenience have been opened this inc
and IL. conocons and every Aen on 10 paid TO their wants
From Harrisburg. where will be- found every couvcnion for
feeding A. 'e,1,s ehSss 9Iiesd Q, me ralLADEL
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astor. House
LEECl Co., Freight Agents
No Aston House. and No I South William. Ct
hoDoNALD BischoFF, E".fas. Agents Agents.
ENoCH LEWIS, General supt Ntssna r.
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPiilA aud tho SOUTH snd WEST via JER.
sEf tIl-Mail and Express Lines leave New-York II
ard 10 "A M, ~ and II y. Fac ~. Through tickets
,od for The South midwest aud through baggage ia
a. ~. aud q and II D. trains.
T. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintenden
No baggage will be received for trains unless delivered
nd ch"cs"d 10 minutes IN advance oi the Of leaving
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Go 6portsmcn.

I Is. CROOK, No. 80 Fulton-st., Manufac-
- turer and Importer Of FIsHINO TACKLE In all 1t,
variety Cutlery, Guns Powder Shot Nets Fykes, &c
Repairing done at short notice Established In 1871.
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Goal ano il)ooo.

RARNARD's STEAM KINDLING WOOD
II FACTORY snd COAL YARD, Nos. 2gi aud 20 Front.
st Nos. 3i 3 aud 356 Sogtn-st. Broad Mountain Black
Hea and all kinds Of Cos. or Sale. Pine Och and Hickory
Wood sawed a0d spit ready for Bundle. for 0roceT
always on hand Shipping supplied Of reduced prices
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALB,

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
j ny and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud WEST. Trains leave:
From thambersst From 3sth.s
Frpes. and "A ~. and g. 725, ll25 H. and 3: 20 an
ID aud y M SIS p.
1ro, and Albany with sleep
inscafl In:l5 0 N. 1870 p IN. Sundays iacluded)
Poughkeepsie tram, Al and
go m. as and 6:55 p.
1iyoli = 80 n 1888 d.
Fi.hkiil tain $50 .. m. 1855 o. III.
Peeksklll train, J:m IN. and
AS 955a m and ass o. n.
Sing Sing train, sop J:s3
TsuVtowu. o b25A u.
foi hers train, p. IN. t:!5 pm.
A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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WARWICK BANK, X. I.-Pursuant to q
W decretL order Of the Supreme Court OF th. State Of
Rhode Island tho snbschber give. notice that all pes,ons
holding bills Of tho WARWICK (R ~ BANK must deposit
deuce H. H. before IL. day Of January A d. 1893 Ia
order TO be entitled TO dividend that may be declared
Of the asset. Of said Bank. The Of each bill ma
wr- his the back thereof before the same will be
recriv.dor Receivers Certificate issued
X l.. julv 10 1862.
a1i 2swtojan.I WINGATE HAYES Receiver
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IN PURSUANCE Of m order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of N-wYorh notice (. hereby given to all
persons having claim, against HENRY MEEHAN Of the
City Of Newfos deceased TO prescott with vouch
thereof to tho subscriber tho office Of Richard Winuo
No 81 Nssssust, In tbs City Of Newly ok before tho
9th day Of October neIt-Dstrd New orb March D.
nhl5 lAw6inTu JAMES w. WHITE, Executor.
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})ereonal.

NONNECTICUT- Your letter seems loyal
~ You desire th. safety Of the country. Your desire
mutua. k- nal glance I, the price Of liberty" To-.
turn home on Saturday 2oth in', +.
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furniture.

ENNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
~ Tho best assortment IN Tho city Of Ensesd Furn
In all aud styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and
Oman ensd in suites wholesale and retail Also Mattresses
and PAissss Warren Ward, MapufsetaIer No 37 Csaasl
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Go farmers ano Others.

TO FARMERS.-GUANO! GUANO.-The
i urder.isned has h,nd and tor In Quantities TO
sui, No. fEKUYiAN oUANO G prices greatly below
those Of the Government D-hts.
Al.o lCsABUE oUASO and Glide or CALIFORNIA
OUANO, warranted genuine and At former prices.
0kO. n. CRlCHTOS, No Brosdvsy
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

1904 SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1872
COMMENCING MAY 5. 1862
Passenger Station In Nsw.York 27thst and tth-sv
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK;
for Ne".Ha',n 8 a. M, tEr)i ll'i3. TI)i $50,
Dor o'iasepOrt J, a m, IErli n;lS tEIli $50
$50. end y. ~, (ESJ
FOR Milford s,stiord Fairfield Southport. and wespor
IL o.. l2;l5 $3.50 and 40 p
For Nor~ak. : $50 m. l2;lS B. iEr); a:5o A0, 5:
For Ds.o and Greenwich, !. $50 a ~ a:ls $780, a:oo
$3.50
Fo' stanford T. 8. (Erl $50 M la;I'. ,, ELh d:
So $50 So. & p m -
Port Chester and int mediate stations 9joa IN. IL;
Is, $50 ,t5o. $50, $50 ?. m.
FOR Port Chester AID Nex. Rochelle. 80 m., lex
CONNECTING TRAINS.
fof Boslon. via Springfield a. H., (EIL (RIl sp M
On
For Boston via shore Line l2ls, Up. m, lEI)
For Hartford and Springfield m. tEIL DIS >,
tEH.l p n. ca
For eciicu, River Railroad to Montreal M, (Exl
and " IS y IN. 60 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence. and Fphkil Railroad. 4 m,
Or l2.l3 u-Si.
For Now .Ha,en. New-London. aud stouinson Rxitos
att q m l2:l3 J. p. m. tL1l
For Canal Railroad. ~. Is D. 10 Northampton.
For Housatonie Railroad % Pittsh-Id . p. IN to
Bsrringt I'D ON Saturda, through 10 Pittsheld
For Saugatuck Raihosd, a. m. , D.
for DAnbury and Nor~ak Railroad !. $50 a. ~, 4: 20
D.
Comrnodious Sleeping Car. attached TO 8 p m. train.
JAMES H. HOHT. Superintendent
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neooing Cards. Sc.

4 II VIM. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
N CARDS-These ceebrstad Engraved CaIas sold only
at No. lo4 Fulton-st N. Y. ksisDlishrd 1919
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price, -
IL Wedding. At Home, and Note Papers, Business Cafd.
BiHesdi Portraits. &c at kKLLf'S ~ Fulton.st. Y.
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Mem Publications.

IMPORTANT to RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
Important 20 Business Travellers.
Important TO Pleasure Travellers
Important TO sll Travellers.
THE SECOND EDITION FOR SEPTEMBER
APPLETONS' OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
il now ready
Contents:
Instructions TO Railway Travellers.
Portrait and Sketch Of General Dix.
Rsiweys aud their Progress
Anecdotes and Incidents of Travel
Tourist Guide to Watering Places, &c.
Nearly One Hundred Railway Maps
Rsilwsy Time Tables TO date, &c &c.,
PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CtNIs.
Yor sale at all the principal Book and Periodica egenot
nd upon all the principal railways throughout the One
''-''' '"N 'D' d. APPLETON Co., Publisher
Nos. 443 and AS Broadway
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itlatblnerp.

CTEAM ENGINE for SALE.-The Steam
- Engine formerly in the steamboat Caledonia 70 inches
Information noti. on board barge Union Capt. AsdoL i9es
OF Waren.,t or JOHNSTON 4 FALLS, Newburgb, n 4.
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Eegal Nolltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
4 the County Of New Yors notice 10 hereby given
having claims asinst JOHN MEGGS late TOO City
Of gentleman decea-sd 20 prescott the with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the office OF g. W VAN
NOORHls No so Na.sau In tho City Of New Yort or
before the frat DAY Of March ueIt-D-ied Newly orb the
2sth day II August. 1862 DEWITT CURTIS
AugzO lawtmoTu-
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Boots an0 Shoes.

At So, So 80, 81 and 81 50.-SHOES anS
N CATERS A. JONEs'S, Nos 10 aud ~ ARnr@ q
S-Psse Cali and Examine Before Purchasing
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l.. -
"A FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA P3NAnA.
frscls.s viii leave New-York the i,t li,h
SUNDAY when the dag Of departure will be tho MONDAY
Tor freight passage apply at the only ohce No. Bowl
ins-green- D. b. ALLEN Acen.
nj o. ROBERTs'S LINE STEAMSHIPS
WI. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA No,
ARAGUA
Through in advance Of tho mail
GREAT REDUCTION IN FAREs THROUGH TO
40 san fhANClsCO
NO DETENTION OK THE ISTHMUs.
The new and splendid steamfhiD AMERICA, 100 tura
Jea. Many COMMANDER viii sAil on SATURDAY, Octoba
Wsrre1.s North River for SAN Juan Gel Nos conrecIas
with the fat and weikDo~n steamship MOSES TAYLOR
so tuBs T. Howe, Comm tnder, TO SSH without de.ay for
sn freaci'co direct On arrival Of the passengers san JGss
de- Sur.
The speed and accommodation OF these steamers ar. Nm
surpassed by either and iD,ende
to land passengers by this line in San Francisco within u
days c-,,,-,
the eginirr begs the public that this penns.
ae put on for the purpose Of being bought %
driven off The ships will positively leave tho day sdys
tised once month and In six months ether ships viii -
ready, 30 that double service usy be relied upon
For Information or passage 'Pp,IssI o RoBERys
No. III West-st., corner OF Wsr'en-st, North River
NorrcE-The restrictions on travel having been rea0vs3
BY order Of the War Department ger about 70 yist
Europe will longer be required 70 provide hemse yes with
ps.spots. JOIN q. DALE, Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
- at Queenstown (cor2 Hsrbor-Ihs LIVERPOOL. New
ing Their ul Veed CLYDE built Iron Steamships a. ioow
kANGAkoo; ..................... Saturday. Sept ~
EDlNbUkOH. Saturday,. sep. ~
hlHA'''''''''. 'oaiuioes' Cct
aud every succeeding SATURDAY, At noon, ffou. Pien
No. "a North River
FIRST CABIN.."......58S SfEERAGE. Immunity
First Clbia 81 Se-rage 20 London..... IS
Fret CABIN TO Paris % Seersge Paris ~
Fir.t Cabio 20 Hamburg IS seersge 20 Hanburg..... q
Passengers forwarded to HsyFe, Bremen, ROTTERDAM,
Aptserp &C., at equally low rste.
Fsrt. from Lverpool or Queenstown l Cabin ss5 $50
and Sll5 >teersg- from Liverpool 445 From QDeeas-
town. 5 And those who With 70 send FOR their terd
buy tickets here ., these rates.
These Steamers have e7r accom- modstiont ior peut
gers strongly bolt IA Waite gh Iron Sections and
carry Patent Fire Annhis.ors Experienced Surgeons are
sttscned to etch s.esner
For further Informs lon Apply IA LIVERPOOL TO HILiAM
NMAN Agent, p Nat- a. In Cis' gow 70 ALIEN MALI
COLIN. No II Enoeh@quaTe. Ia Queens own 70 g x We
ID. SEYMOUR a Co.; In Londoo 10 kiNESh MACY Nc:
~ King Milian-st. 10 Pans to JULES DECOUE NO ~
Rue Nofrs Dame des vict,e. Pace Bouse Ia Phhs-
delphis to JOHN @. DALE. No III Nanu,s; or at ths
Company OfceL
JOHN o. DALE Agent. No. IS Broadway. N. T.
rT'HE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
Il ground her late psssage from Liverpool Tar been
considered advisable to make thorough examination OF nee
bottom before sending her b. Eer departure w there
fore be delayed beyond her previously sdyeed day o. ss
ins Hod-ls OF tickets viii have them renewed %
the returned they desEe buc noHce WI %
given Of the ships departure.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NORTHERN r. r. of NEW-JERSEY. 7
~ aims cave Jersey City for Pisrnont $50 and
a. ~. 49, ana 300 p m, and I:5 D. on WEDNESDAY
and sAruhDAl only. T. w. DEaAREST. Su,t.
ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
IL PORT, by SHORE LINE.-Lesves 27ths. 4tb,, ~
M: arrive In Providence $50 l2:l5 am arrive n p
vid ence 1880 pm; I'm, Express Through Mail Tn;s
arrive in Providence $3.50 and Boston al IN. ~
4. J. CALHOUN sGperintendent
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4 SHORTHAND WRITER desires employ.
nert BY the st OF November any ourns ia this city
or elsewhere Translates German. Adde'S SHORT HANOI
Tribune Offce ..
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Cou,tlAnd s-Connecting at Hampton
junction with Delaware. Lsekswanna and W. stern Railroad
and Esroa with Lshgh Valley Raj road and its conne'
on. forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and tho West without
change Of cars - ..-...... =. -.
i cave New York ss i0nows;
H.RRrsBURs LIPEEss-At g m. for Eston. Reading
Pottsyile uarrisbnrg Msuch Chunk, Ninsmspor, &c.
Man TRsIs--At a. N. for Eaton, Water Gap, Scrsn
ton Great Bend fittston, WikesbsTFe, SC. $500
n n THEotGH TRsS-For Easton. hsuch Chunk, WI
Hams cart Reading. Pottsvie, Hauisbars. 40
p NJ AY PAssRNGEk TRAIS-For Eas.on Bethlehem
Allentown and Manch Chunk
WAY TEAis-For Somervtl-.
az Y. WpsTsRy ExPRxss-for Faston. Allentown. Read
ns narr',burg Psurgh ard the West Sleeping cars from
Jerey CITY through TO Fii,sbu'en
EIFRsss TK.ls HsRS'sBuRs-Ihe a m Express
Il New Yofs strives Harrisburg o. m, connect
Fast and p-nnsyvsris Central Railroad Northern
Genital R,ifoad. North and South and With the Cunoer
land Valley Railroad. ~, ,
New.Ysrs At day tsundays .Icsptedl maSins close
conuoc,lon GnsbafS with fenusyyena ka.road-with
20 ctsngs OF ca. % Pittsburgh and but one 70 Cncin
rail snd Chcsso -Four hopT. time 10 saved by taxing this
train, - ~
turABErHPoKr NEwYoRk FsNr-Lsaye New
Yoil Pie. No. ?. North River, 1870 aud ll1O H.
Tn, boats ,op =, Be son Point AMI Mariner Harbor every
tfu lOuN " SifhfS
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Gtturslons.

EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY ISLAND. Health
II Comfort aud Pleasure Cars leave Fston and CshAn
Ferries. Brooklyn, every 20 minutes.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of

L Ut
TERMlNUs-Passenger Depot, Jsmes'slip and foot oil
3ih St r. Rat for Gseenport, Sac Harbor. Orient,
and Hamptons; II m and 40 p for Syos..t Al $3.50
D for Greenpot; at p. M. for taTmingdas Sundays
tho train ayes Hunters Point o. It, Ferry 30
Tor Riverhesd and mediate stations excursion Tates
returning leaves Rverhesd at , ?. m.
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OreGn Steamers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July |, 1862 :.
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
A frstcls.s will leave New-York lat lis
and llst Of each month except these dates I'm -
SUNDAY, when the dag Of departure will be tho MONDAY
following
for freight or passage apply at the only Office No. Bowl
ing-yreen. D. y. ALLEN Agent
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WANTED-By Protestant young Woman,
w .,iustion =. competent SEAMS rRESS and CIIAMa
BERNARD. Good city reference. Can De for two d,yG
her present employers No. IL Wes, sh-st near oth1y
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A GUIDANCE of good, select SERVANTS 4
~ be had civil neat snd capable at the g-st old ss,ah
shed Institute the Of oh-ay and lthst for Gee
man Irish English Protestant and American Women. Con
Quoted by Mrs FLOYD. Gcod places always ready.
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Chances tor Bnslnsss Hlen.

WANTED-A PARTNER, with about 500,
w 10 good ssnd to MONEY 10 the Meat aud FISH
bines steady ho understand, the trae will please
60 adures note - THOMAS" Tribune Once.
$500 WASH GssEs and ID Acr asEo ranS
Is, NESS Ia this city In full opera now making noaeyf
and be largely enendsi No patent hum0as pat sca
prot ~ or te fn inve.tn-n Association tho very best.
Address SECURITY. Tribune OHce.
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MUSIC.-A Lady whose theory Of instruction
WI has been formed upon the German method Of teaching
edge Of Muc anxious to commence the tody Of this art
Terms moderate. Address by letter. GERMAN MUSIC,
Station ID, Bible House for week.
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. viaNEW.

Il PORT ana FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. leaves New.fork
every TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
o'elorL o m ard N. EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brsyton.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ard FRIDAY, ats O'CLOCK p. m,
tom Pier no. ~ x.
tlioant On Ill the same shall have beel paid for
Freight Boston forw aided through with great dpateh
BY an Express Freight Train
y VI -f NM BoRDEN Agent Nos. 10 and II Westst
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MISS S. NJ ROGERSs SCHOOICFormerly
WI b. A. smth's-Lexington-sv, near 57tbst reopens
Sept. D.
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WANTED a Girl as CHAMBERMAID and
w WAITER in small private family she must he er'
d add have the best OF city refer
no oshes apply Call No 81 East 3sths beswesI
the hours OF ana O'Clock In the afternoon
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a competent, tidy girl, with
w excellent. city ref.rencs,, = situation as thotoash
VA TRESS and CHAMBERNAID, OF regular SERVHNI
,psiairs In all is branches Wages ~ 70 81 month city q
% iary. Cal sdjr No lsi East Istst week
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Gteamboats ano RaiIrodos.


MORNING LINE for ALBANY and TROY,
IVA and in-rmsd,. landings, touching at Goth -Ss,m.
er ARMENIA leaves from the T. OF Ct Hsrison-st MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY sta The DAN
lei DREW eavss the foot Of Jsyt TUt SDAY. THURS
DAY, end SATURDAY ut O. m. N. B.--Hudson River
Railroad Tickets will be received on board
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER, FlrCHBUR9 NASHUA
IoWFLL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
cry or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
,aara d,ly excepted at O'Clock D. M
f,or, pier No 20 North River. foot Of Vesry-st.,
FOR NEW LONDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train for the
,bov. poirs via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Woceer Nasl na and New London Northern Railroads
Freight taken a. the lowest rates For Information inquire
of r. ; MARTIN, Agent, oil the Pier
ERIE Passenger trains leave al
IL follows, viz: $3.50 -. .
Ga M Mail for Dunkirk This train remains over night 81
EImirs a. d proceeds tine uext morning.
,s NJ EXPRESS for Bufalo.
o. M, Milk daily. for Otisvnie
III, r. M. Accommodation, daily for Fort Jervis
d. n Wsy, for Middls<owu and Nswburgh
Sd. m. Nlrht Express, daily. for Dunknk and buffalo
The Trim saturday through to Buffalo, bus does no
to Dunsirt
~ "''' lung CHARLES MINOT. General Sap't
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CMITH's TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP Of vIR-
~ GINA. shows every village stream road however
small Printed in cooIa BIS per hindfod Single copies
Is cents. RAE SMITH No. I'll Nassau. ct.
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MRS. GIBSON will reopen her BOARDING
w and DAY SCHOOL No, 10 Unisnsquare, on MON
DAY Sept 49,
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1neirnftlcn.

NJ Y. UNIV. Gram. School opens Sept. 8, its
9sh wear with rsfuInished primary. conn., and classic
iepsrtmepts Circulars 1t University. ISAAC FERRIS
rn.nc University.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY-By &. ID. HAM
IN MOND D. formerly Professor OF Special Anatomy
h the syracuse Medical College NewYork. Revised Edition
Price 81 mailed Those who have been disappointed IN the
use Of called Specific remedies for the Cure of Seminal
Weaknes Impoency and kindred complaints would do veil
procure copy Of this Book and read especially pages 5
IN MS and 264 TO To be had only of
h. WARNER. No. Neseyst. N. Y.
Address No 81 27ths (late 6S9 Broad way)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
JOHN 0. DALE. Agent. No. IS Broadway. N. z.
Uduis.
Through In advance Of tho mail
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO

NNANTED-A LADY to TEACH PIANO
w and the ENGLISH BRANCHES, twelve miles from
N. city. Apply to J. II. HOWE, No 227 Grand St., from
l.! n 70 .. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-27

Edward Payson Weston, the pedestrian,
who left Washington last Monday with the IN
tention of walking between the capital and
Boston in eight days, met with a serious accl-
dent during the storm Of Tuesday evening, By q
fall on the banks Of the SusQuehanna river, IN
Turing both legs 50 much that he was unable to
proceed on his journey for some hours. The
delay will cause him to be one day behind his
time table.
D'Orsay' S rival, the wealthy Lord Pembroke,
died in Paris few weeks ago. lie was I'M
mense' on dress affecting the severely plain,
while D Orsay favored colors Pembroke kept
horses and women in abundance, and spent no
end of money in Paris, where he resided all his
life, considering it the only habitable spot on
the face Of the earth.
On the 18th, the T. S. steamers Ceres and
Lockwood pursued the Confederate steamer
Alice up the Roanoke river, and captured her
about two miles below Williamsburg. Ohe had
on board bacon for the Confederate army, and
the church bells Of Plymouth, which were to
be cast into field pieces. At Plymouth, the
Com. Perry found the lantern from the light
boat at the mouth of the Roanoke river. 1t
was concealed in the custom house.
The Z. S. steamer Shawsheen, with one
company Of the 9Th New York regiment, on
the 9th inst, proceeded up the Chowan river,
n. c., to Gates county and destroyed $50, 900
worth Of Bacon corn, lard, fish, &C., belonging
to the Confederate government.
On the night Of the 10Th inst. a party under
Lit. Flusser, of the Commodore Perry, went on
shore six miles above Elizabeth City, and went
three miles into the country and recovered the
Wade's Point lighthouse apparatus.