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MAIL PROpOSAlI

NEALED proposals will he ID
~ This office until 10 O'Clock A
Monday the 2sth day Of July.
transporting the mail for the I'D
years from the LIST Of july inst
No, l52, from Marshall to Por0
eordine 10 the following schelr.
From Masballio Port Cda |
and back once a week, Law
Saturday at 6, A. NJ. arrive At pa
sumo day by II A. NJ. Lsu u
do Saturday at | r. NJ, arriyer
same day by G PAN.
The same guarantees require
ular lettings.
7 A. HARRIS, P
MAsLAH
July C. 1862.
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CITATION

Estate Of Nancy Oliver. deceased ),
cy X. Portwood, II a
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chief, who has been entrusted with the control
Of military operations in rssas. IT. truth IL
Il hA. become painfully obvious. tha, whils
Ten. Hssssr my br. and doubtless y, an able
military com usso,lss In the field. his movements
are en.irely too sluggish for the present times
and the present condition Of the county. He
Is the wrong man In the wrong place Surely
those entrusted with our public affairs and the
War Department Of the government hs seen
Sufficient 10 demonstrate that the pablo inter
commander
A gentleman who arrived on Wcdne s,isy eve.
mag who left nsihi, IA station 81 miles east of
Monroe, on the Vicksbgrg road, } las, Saturday.
states tia, a Confederate ram which has lec1
fitting on, IN the Yazoo river, suddenly made
isappcsrance in the Mississippi sunk two of the
cneny's rnnboa's, and Il transports, inmedi'
ssely above Nicksburg. and, a, the las, accounts.
was under the protection OF our batteries. This
sa Joyful piece Of news, If true. We are in.
clincd to believe it. for this reason Abon,
three weeks ago a gentleman passed through
this place, who stated thu, there vas such a
ram in the Yasoo river. and that 1t was nearly
finished. That It wss by far the mos, formida.
bic vessel ever invented lie described It a.
having four engines. and running with grcs,
speed backwards and forwards. without turn.
ing round. That some night /, would appear
in the Mississippi river, and Unexpectedly dis.
turb the rcpose Of the commanders OF the Lin.
coin aee,.
The hrst mad that crosses the Mississippi will
bring Us, "a We apprhend, very important in.
,clligence Until that arrives, We mus, content
ourselves with rumor4, and the second hand
statements OF passengers
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THE STATE OF TEXAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
CorSrY OF 81,
To Nancy X Portwood. srd =
Robert Portwood, OF the S,a,s : !
issippi John Brooks. husbas; A
aheth Brooks, residence apk,or
crt I Birdwell, residence ~
Thos. j. Birdwell, late Of WAL
Texas, residence unknown: dslA
r. G. A. Brown, deceased 49,.
he in Tennessee to wit Jx,
Brown; names and ages f "a
known -GREErrss:
WuExgAs, Corneilas l.. Ors.
alsr Of the person and estate q M
heirs OF A. q Oliver. late Ct sahs,,
ty, deceased, has filed on this M
June. A. D., 1862, an applics,i,
ting with the CLERK OF the Cov~s
pertaining To the estates Of deus.
sons, in and for .hc County II
Texas, for the partition and disus1
the estate of Nancy Oliver, deczs
This Is therefore TO ci,e and M,
and all persons interested IN ~t \
appear at the August term Of IL
Court pertaining to the csia'~ q
persons, to be- held at the Cor-s
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Marshall, July 9th l-s2. "NpLlsJ
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g. Among the gallant spirit. that fell In
the late battle before Richmond, was Col. joins
MARSHALL, At the jth Texas, Col MARSHALL
figured for many years IN the politics Of this
state, a. editor Of the Austin state Gazette
He was man OF intellect and Of decided char.
aeter, sterling patriot rnl unswerying IN hi,
devotion to principle His personal quail tie,
challenged admiration. Tie was sincere anJ
ardent friend, and possessed genial temper
and Kind heart. In his death the State Of TeSa,
has Lost one Of her best men and the Coniede
racy A. true noble, and chivalric a spirit a.
has tdloa during the present revolution No
more honored form reposes upon the soil Of
Virginia no richer libaiion than his blood has
been poured ont in the defence . freedom,
In the sane engagement, Cap! Hutchinson
OF Grimes county and Capt. Clay were wound.
ed. 1t Is also reported that Col Raiuey. OF
Anderson waa wounded
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-, n,.~ - nr-.s ~ s.e rrAa, "a, o,A,c, nm
the 25th Of this rcn,h. ~ '''" oy
kAlN A
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! MEETING OF uovERSoFls.-->everal weeks ago
Gov. y, r. l.abbock. Of Texas sent special
messengers TO the Governors OF Missouri Ar.
kansas. and Louisiana. inviting meeting al
thi' place, for the purpose Of uniting their
connsels and the resources and energies OF their
respective States to aid the Confederate Gov
ernmenl in prosecuting the war West Of the
Mississippi river. Gov. Jackson and Gov. LIB.
book have reached here. On Wednesday even.
ing the Hon. Guy NJ. Bryan. who his taken
grea, interest in this proposed Interview and
who contributed his AID 10 bring Il about. ar
rived from Little Rock which place he left las,
Saturday morning. Gov Rector, Of Arkansas
cannot attend In consequence Of domestic aflic
tons Tone OF his children being. dangerously VI
la, has promised his hearty cooperation in any
measures tina, may be adopted for counsel or
deicn.e. Coz. Moore Of louisiana is expected
but has not arrived This meeting Is pregnant.
We are fam to believe with impor.an, results.
~ Hon. ". d, Miller, IN letter from Rich.
mond dated the 10th Of juno, to lady Of this
place, states that he anticipated An exchange Of
prisoners in shol. time. The priya,es Of
Gregss regiment were stationed at Chicago
the officers a; Johnson's Island. Mrs. Judge
Reagan, We regre, to learn from this letter, was
seriously ~ At Atlanta Georgia
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Clerk County Court, Siltns Co I
Issued june %, lsG2.
& X BlA CilARD. eel
July &c, 1862.
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DISTRICT JUDGE

JAMES Il. ARMSTRONG ia candidate fo'
District Judge ct the 9Th Judicial District, al
r ensuing August election.
e A. FRAZER IL candidate for reelection
the Office OF District Judge tor the 9Th Ju.
. al District At the ensuing August election
81. D ROGERS is candidate Tor Judge
the ia Jadicll District. At ihe'eu.uing Al
- .farffeu
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DISTRICT CLERK
FOR SHERIFF.

JOHN + WOMACk Is candidate for .-ner
n d Harrison county a. the ensuing August
iect1n.
s.. 4 PERRY IA A CANDIDATE for sheriff Of
harrison county at the ensuing August election
FOR COUNTY CLERK
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| S632.
| $50.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
witt 70, connections forms
FROM nEw. NoRg 70 rH. PRNClPAL WEsTEKN CgUEs.
Eight t,sin' daily from NewYogk TO Philadelphia via
ALL THROuGH TRAINS ron THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAl r. NEW-YORK FROM TnE
FOOT OF COURrLANDT.Sr
ny way o. Fha4oPhi the morning passengers leave New
fok o. n same time a. other routes Evening passengers
a. p m. one hour later than other lines.
by way o. Arnpwn, evening Passengers Leave a.
sgea NJ the slns tue as Noten lines IN Chicago and all
points In the NorlWcst Creslinc Indianapolis Louisville
81 Louis, Cleveland Coiunihus, Cincinnati and all main
poi4ts eat, with lever changes VI cln.
Pb'rsf i5S miles ard New.Yori 70 Pitsbursh i3b mile.
smoking oUi Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare tie 'ilo q Other routes.
Bsgtge checsed thfough. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, god until used. by Pin ,bulsh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The P-nasylsania Central Company a. tmgfant
Accommodation Limo, which ifOrds comfortable mode OF
travel 90 paiea moving Westward al QUO half tho usual
o. lre. ...
By This 'ne. eights Of AL descriptions bs forwarded
o. aud loa point on the hiroads Ohio Kentucky la.
dianl, Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa, o. Missouri 1y RAIL
ROAD DIRECT or to any pors on the naysabo riVes Of
the West ~ steamers from Pittsburgh.
The rates Freight 20 snd irom sny point IN The NcGby
Tie Penn. ylla DAD at al times favorable arc
pers nitiny tie transportation Of ther Freight TO hsCom
rany, can rely with confidence on Il. speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
faune aud Dealers ia Live stock viii hnd this most i'd
yantgcous tie, Capacious Asids, well wate.d ana sup
p,d win ever convenience have been opened on .n' nne
aud ia connections sud attention 10 pad 10 e ANTS
iIom Hamburg where VIII DO found e'ey confse.Se ier
iced ~ atd r..tng choice Is offered OF t.n &
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor-iiouss.
No Astor House and No. South William It,
MCDONALD L BiscH0FF Em,Haat Agents,
ENoCH LEWIS Gsnssp spy'l Al.o0ps. II
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LACK LACE MANT / l. l. A :
- hANIILLAS NANTILLAS LACK MANIILLAS

LACK LACE MAN I l. l. A ; =,
ID MAETILLAS, hANTILLAS LACE MANlILLAS
FOR THE MILLION,
ANOTHER LOT JUST RECEIVED,
AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
The whole must be old daely IN order to convert
them into CASH AT ONCE
4o1 Black Lace Msutiilas % 80 regular pricsi, g.
40 Black Lace Mantillss, + regular prices, TO-
80 Black Lace Mantilias 4 70; re sugT prices = y
.l.5 Black Lace Man'ille. : regular prices, bio.
80 Black Lace Mantillas 81 /. regular price $40
Lace Centers Points and Grapes ha tho usual pficss
Black Lace llounciugs at h9f toe usual prices
ALSO JUST OPESED:
Black Thread Walls from ~ Is aud upward.
Black Gnipure Thread, aud French Edzngs aud Lsces
Figured Black and White Nets, Coitures AID ia. Oe,
loo pieces Nslencieunes Lsces Is yard and upward
Together " Nh a select assortment Of
RICH LACES AND PARIS EABkOiDERiES
EVERY cRIP4s0S,
AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
T.. WILLIAMS Co..
Lils Peter Roberts
No ~ BrOidwsy.
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
PGING ARRANGEMENT.


i0. rPHiNG ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
COMMENCING MAY B. 1862.
Passrssr Station in Nswiors 27,h-st snd 4.h Az
iutfalco VI 2. hist
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ne g''is'en = d. tEKli l2:l3 tEL)i $50,
s:d1 ard p. M. Ok
FOR B..ascport Z. M, (EI), l2:lS. (E1)i $50
ian. sid p. I1.. lErl
For Milford st-,tfod Fairfield Southport and We,tpor,,
-. u. 1913. $50. and 80 g. N.
fos Norwak g go a. m l2:l5 D. (Erli $40, 400 s.:
I'D, =. ~ tEsl
$3.50
gor stanford = 8, (Fr) $50 H.; 1915. o (Enl .:
~ t:30 $40 p. M, T. -
For Ppt Chester and utedmcdas ,ii.lou, 93Oa IN. IL
T.. $3.50. An. S.91, $50 p.
tor Port iestcr sud Se,s. Rochelle o. ~. (Er)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield \ a. ~. Ell (Erb IN.
tkN.I
lsr Boston. vi. Shore Line i2:I5, p u, OK
ror Hartford aud Springfield a. m, (EIl l9;S, 3,
iErl p. i.,ttx.t
for C6nneccui River Raiiioai to Montreal H. (EK.)
and i!:l1 p M. To Northsu pton.
iof Hartford Providence, aud tishkl Railroad
tFr.I f9.'a %. u
For Sew.Iasen New London. and Stonin,ion Railroad
as q. IA. l2:IJ. q, y. tL1l
For Canal Railroad. II is p to Northampton.
Ior ilousgtomc Railroad 10 Pitthed, a. 2. TO
Bafiirrtnu ard ou SATURDAYS thfoYgh to Pi.shed
tOr ksusagck Railroad, q. M. 3p. m.
cor DabuIy aud NogSak Railroad, :, go a. m {: %
Conn odou. Sleeping Car. stt,ce l 70 p. m trainH
JAMfS "A. HOl1 Superintendent.
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Gouscs an1 farms uOanteo.

L7AlSM WANTED for CASH.-About SOTO loo
Acres very low price uear ~ ork City sefr'd
p1lfcuals 70 g.. q. MONROE Orange County. =. y
ANAATED-t'Or Manufacturing purposes. an
~ s.w York a large 81 iLDINC. part OF buiiiil;.
WI POWER Addgrss stating frlt .ity space power
.ld al particulars H. G. g. Boz NO. 49, Post.Oh,e New
orr.
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OOPULAR GOODS. at POPULAR PRICES.
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS.
on hand and made to order.
THREE AND FoUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS.
La,est London and Paris styles.
GAUZE MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Highly recommended for Summer
THREAD GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.
At much less than regular prices.
FINE Isle THREAD HOSE AND HALF HOSE.
Unrivsed in style and quality.
CALF PROMENADE GLOVES.
New sud beautiful colon
ENGLISH FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
For army, navy and tra'elers
sUsPENDERs AND UMBRELLAS.
A splendid assortment.
lsrg. sud elegant variety o. the above good,
vii b. found a. popular
Union ADAAA
No. 90, BTosdv,,
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Gcwinq aldrbimes.

.U'INKLE & LYON" SEWING-MACHINE
Il COMPANY
No $50 BROADWAY, " Y.
Five things 70 consider IN buy ing Sewing Maehire;
ls-ls it simple aud easily UNDERSTOOD
ads durable aud easily kept in ofderl
3d-s il adapted to great range OF woIAf
lth-Does 4 10 its work well
5th-Is t protected from potent isationF .
To all OF which IN the Affirmative Is TO cur Ma
chine and further say that "
We warrant every Machine We sell 10 give better 'aac'
ton than any other, will rcund the money Please
"a, and exnuiue or send for circular, which with price,
ii,, sud samples work. win be sent by mail free Agents
wanted.
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ORIENTAL HAREMs AND SCENERY.

uicy and pquan. book of travel and adventure m '
o.. Translated from the French of the Princess belsio
o,v,n, the most bewiderng aud fascinating sampes oil
M. in III. East Tie freshest most varied and n'ere'ns
hool on this subject published Price cloth bound wil
tinted engraving, 81 IS
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MAroRs OrSicE, New.YoFk. June l. 1854
NOTICE 10 OWNERS OF DOGS.-Notice is
hereby given tia, on and AFTER MONDAY, June 49, 1862
the ordinance respecting Dogs found running loose large
any Of the City oNewl ORR without beng properly
mu,zled will be strictly enforced The OF TWENTY
FIVE CENTS will be paid every dog brough, alive to the
Pound board the barge Industry al the foot Of 25hst
Eat River which shall have been found In the
ming loose large without, beirg properly muzZ.ed Own
Dogs reclaim them tie Pound the day they
received payment o. expenses n B.-No Dogs will be
received from boys. BY order Of tho Mayor
ABRAHAM BROWN, First Marshal.
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CARLETON, Publisher, New-York.

NEW MUSIC for the NATION" Freedom;
IN Truth and Right "A Nst,3nS song win T.
HEIyfMANN This chorus - nc sung by large nui9
ot German Musical Societies at Joness Wootr ON ie 81
hon The ords in English and German fTce ~ cent?
Mailed tree. - 49, ,, ., ,,,, ~, 40, prosav,v
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Glationern ano Santn SooOs.
- rl1HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PTN-TlE BEST OF ALL PINS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.


THE BEST PENS IL TIE WORLD.
On Ies.p Of aPy Of The o9Sn, Ta II e Or .. %
directed Gold Pen Pens. 'itefinS The 'ns seo'eo7
'e''"P''o% tioLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For % cents the Magic fen for 80 cents tue Luesy Pen
Pen; and for -, III, Excelsior Pea.
m. snes sre. Kos. 2. - ana s. - -
THE SAME PEEs an slLXEh-PLATfO EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
FOR 50 cents the Magic Pen cor - cent, the Lucky Zen
for = the Awsyseldy Pen Tor > p, th' ti,fsti Pe
-ooi wrr cod Pens with inoosEin Points, the aserae
Of every Of which will far ota' gross Of Inc o'
me nm. 81. Morton, "Nui. bcr" and GUILTY" are
stamped tho following Pen. and he Points ere "asis
cate size oaiv: No being II smallest No. . tie sfsrst
ldaiet for the pocket, No ihe ,ua' snd 40, ~ ,s
Nibs OF all srcs and qualities. Short kb- Of Nos end
= and only OF 6ist quality TIL, engFavns arc isc'ii
ICE o. '"0 .;OID Pms. WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents, no. Pen. is qualify o. Mo- zen -
For 81 .Yo Pen il. quality, o. No Pen ID quality
For ~ i2s no Pea i, quality aNO 4Psn. dqus
ty or No. 5 Pen. ID quality
'for ~ 81 .No. Pen l.. quality, OraNO. Pen. "a qaa
Tor i IS No. Pea i, quality sPen sdqaaliy
THP saME COLL, ~ IS ~ SILVER .ArENsIoa
" CAsF~ WITH PENCILS
For ~ - no Pen 1t quality, ors No fen "a ga'
~. or a No. ! Pen 80 quality III
Tor 81 No Pen, I.s quality OrsA' Pea, I'd qualify
Tor - 20 40 Pc. lt qu,lity oraho' Pen dqha'
iiy o. No PEI % quality
Iof No Pen, L.. quality, or NO. 3 fea - aifiy
fer o. ~ d "a. Pen. III auaiiiS
GOLD PENs ALL nfot' fIIf , INrli'' i.h-A4DuNitp
DION HOLDERS
Forsea No4 rem. - - - axe sfsa fos 81 5,
20 Pen; for - 20 . 10. Pen a.
FOR ga 80 Pen. TO- No 9Fsil and 'ot r'tNo
lOIen
The Qusfy pointed th The F--T bet iud''n1
poins selected and 81 his quaiity az so1
Win tie ak 20. npei'eefion Whoa ALL aid ih' s''r'
scuny detect
Ths ID Quality" .urorior to any Peas made b. hin
previous % tar year i.1N
TIC ID ouany" ~ sirrd. shil eli, in ie'p,c - D.
rshifv Esst ~ and Cot 81 Fitin; Qlsrs l'h- ol i-s
cons trratlou.l r. ~ God Pens nsd- s'-rvhrls
in COD Psns te bcxs .eT- - ssy ilt
rreviors g. orra'iu- liz New and fai-uted asehc' az
could not uds Good Nrnr and Duraos fss' 10
tb, prie- Ad the Gold been Furnished satuitousy.
Porfi>s ord-rtag lus al ifff1ufsa pam ne MN
tar aad "cuglifyH u M P,nr uaafsd Gnf BE- Pari1S
70 de,r,b, me Ind q Pea mr prcfo-i''e'e "J o.
Al remittance BY m.l in Res.isr,d Letters a., a. 10y
nsk .
No q Msidsn Las. Sew.Y,fS
sefdinz slg. letter posistiu, vii % elto Or
oulsr u It'll the eugTsvinss ABOVE fstrredto.
TT Tor BY al ds4rrs In tho ,ins Throughout the
I c0uutIy.
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Remouals.

Removal
nR II. =. GIBSON,
~ CORNER or BROADWAY AND FOuRTH-sT
ENTRANCE No. as 4th'st
OFFICE HOURS,
From 20 II r. M,
and 10 p
NOTICE. Agency tor the sale ct Goods
~ Manufactured BY THE UNION INDlA-RUBBER
COMPANY will be removed the st 81 Nav next nom
No. lO3 LIRERrl-Sr. 70 No. ~ PARk-PLACE
ny. q. MADDEN President.
Sew-York April IS. 1862.
DEMOyAL.-THOS. n. DALE n Co. have
III removed from No 10 TO Nos II and 10 Wsenst. Ea'
trance No. L.
nNIIE RUBBER CLOTHING co.
Il HAVE REMOVED 10
No. 3t5 BROADWAY
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E'OK SALE.-A rare chance Tor a County
Z srIt within p miles oftIs City Hall Ncw-iok Bef.
.4 lfhs - J. consisting VI Inc large NOT ~. ues ly
new wish sbou o. acre Of bkOJ Nd, viii ftit trees,
a. Tue house :, large aud commodious c0ntsin. 41ou 10
rooms aud i, o. the most r'y hni.Ael la tie county
Tho piflofa hnlshcd hl,Ae.i OF aDwers and ilat
marble miss - 3r-spont To, horse every few
unrss Two hirfs OF tho money remain on bond and
mortgage 80 objection 20 tlse nee Farm situated
railroad 10 rEehsnsr 81 would tlAe pal payment IA Furniture
% H4riNsle. Iuluige a No 81 Montgomery.
4.r Sllt4lor IN StfrEfS a. GOOD a. new g. B. and ~
l-.t 'pas tso CHANDELIERS suitable ior a pnb.is
Ding II ,ny hld, With % and with ~ burners,
5000 ed BOND and Morss.o la Jersey CRY Tor
y-t.s o. longer o. o-st -curty.
inilif@ a 10 ., Mont rpn ~ry.st., J.fisy City
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New CIVILIZATIONS.
.r1IUO CAPITAL NEW BOOKS.
Ready on Saturday.
THE MORQESONS.

Mr., stoddsrds novel which has been so eagerly
,.d announced The deep elements OF passion W, ~.,
IN n,,c, n, author high among female nOve's FFice %
se,,. rsper cover, and 81, cloth bound
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CgYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-

A WA lfAls kAll.hOal OF y Il W -JIi j. -
v fsom foot of CouftlaIdist Connecting al llruton
Jrnc on with Delaware Lscksssnns, aud Wrstern Railroad
And II Easou with Lshsh Valley Railroad and Il. conuec
ions ionin. ne to Pittsburgh aud the West without
lsTfSfNiisW ARRANGEaENr-Co Commencing May 5, 1862
Leave New foik g. ioiiowu: 90
U,urlsrrEG fAPEIs.--Al g. M. fr taS;on' keaalng
Poti.,ille. Harrisburg MAuch Chunk, Nllsmspcft &c.
Man THsts-At q for Eaton, Water Gap Scran-
ton Great Bend Pfisiou, Wilkesbarre, &c. -
n s.. lnROU0A IFklS-ror EAstor, IsEch Chunk, WI
Ian. psrt R-sding. Poltsyile. Farrsbufe &c.
~ q. " tY P.ssFssFW IR,iS-kor L.ston. bethehen
Allentown ard Mauch Chuu<
a.aDp a WAY TE.iA--For Somerile
Hr ". 8ysrKNT ENipgFss-FoT rGston Allentown, Read
Ing narf.purg Pburr and the West Sleeping ears rom
Jersey t,'y ihrouz al TO Pittsburgh -
Fyg.I., TRAN FoI HARR.sBURG-Ihe b u ~. bzsres'
fsn from New York rrrive. Harri-burya p connect
iug East and psunsvlyaria enrs Railroad No them
Central Lroad NOnh aud South. aud VITA the Cumb-r-
ard Valley iaifosd.
THR rHRnuGH fNPRrss T1AIN FoK The WEST. leaves
New inf daily (Suudzy, excepted mnAing close
connection Ha.isDurs With Pennsyysnia RarOad-wh
10 shsg+ o. Pittsburgh and but one TO Circn-
nst an Chicago -Four hour tine is saved by taking this
tram.
Ititt8rruPorr AID EgwYoHK FERRY-Lesve New
York Pier No ? North River, al 30 and II 20
$500. i:Ir, snd p. III. 49,
Tho blafs atop az bcfet FONT aud Msnes hhfOot every
tip oIci way. JOIN u sAthNs' SUPERINTENDENT
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L'ARM Tor SALE.-Ihe Farm formerly occu-
pied oy Richard Himpson. deceased il offered for sale
rsa,og.D term. IL is au,ei Oldham near Paterson
n J and contains 10 scres Of rood Farming Laui well
fenced AID has good House and B,rnal Inquire a.
Gle ~ ore 80. - Main.t. Ptier.on y. +
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IoP SALE nv AUCTION-On TUESDAY,

COR SALE by AUCTION-On IUboD AL,
Jplv 1862 10 Gloss a concern, the spendid seapos
NEW. YORK-Uni,ed States built iooy ,uns uu
don thoroughly oak built THIS steamer Is AZ plssen I'D NJ
ing her Nso.tys mails between New .Brnns"ick ara TO
SToa and win be M NewYor about the 2Otn June IL
the inspection all persons wishing to purchase.
WI I.,' s ~. e. snnIyto A. 5MITHERs Co,
ospec"y SOr ~ ''F'' No. 90 Beay- at.
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90 farmers ano OILERS.

n & w. MCCAMMONs
". DRAIN TILE WORKS
Garner of Cintop.sv ani Knox.st., Albany, ~ Y.
COE & Co.'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF LINE iof SALE.
Terms Cash.
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4 /. POTTERY.-Drai Pipes, for water and
sewerage Land Tile for agricultural drainage; chim'
ney-Top. Gs.den Vases FlowerPots. Fire Briefs Se;
u j. QUINN, A0 ;Is gyttft, NsU{ue
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iraI @5.ate for Sale.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for PRODUC-
L TIVE REAL ESTATE. q, New AK. n j.. situated on
Broad sd Hish..ts with fronts Ono Of the Gle
CART e,sb .h.nt, in the vicinity OF NewYok The hone
6s vide with various depths built Of stone h. the
costly and peie halshrd with every modem con
enrr and uesl;iiy surrounded with yersfcrl
sale rcef There o. ground. ~ lr- Broad.
sad - ert iyhst She upper parg Of the c4fdeu s
tasteiulY ai ia sefpeniEe WALKS ued itA
and snguOb-ry Grape aIb0f ~ feet Nh several
nd. Of choice srape. Minds Of beu.. ind ffas Al,o
two beautiful S1mnerou.s Large brick ban ad chitaeu-
house, stsbc coach hon,- &C Terms The place Must
b. T. b- appreciated Photographic view % tue house,
y lth full pa iiculils may he a. The office Z
fh0 HOMER MORGAN. No Pine..t
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Go u)bcm II nan Concern.

A SHIEY NORTON TUNES, otherwise called
"A GEORGE TEMPLE. who Is believed 10 be serving in
lie limited state. AMY e earnestly en,reaed .o the Sale Of
bis afflicted parents. COMMUsCATE at once with tbs
Rev RUFUS BUEL, No ~ Wiil4m.st., Providence. X. J.
Ills parents will consult bis wishes ia s matters Ohce
comrades requested to call his attention TO this notice
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom il may
~ copc-rn tina, Gtoasg w MARTIN Of West Morri.ans.
has r, authority 10 sell dispose Of the invention
Known the Submarine Operator OF the Letters Patent
tho United granted for the said unes BY
tie written OF the undersigned. J. SALoxos, L.
sALonON BRoTk. Dated. Morilssria, May ~. 1862.