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RECRUITING FOR TIE 124TH.-Captain Da-
kin, who raised a partial company Of men for
the lOSd regiment, which were detailed to ill
other incomplete companies, has obtained
the proper authority, and gone to work with
a will to raise a company for the I24th regi-
ment which will rendezvous at Camp Cleve-
land. A. ]. MoultOn has been appointed lst
Lieutenant Of the Company, and 0. P. Nc
Ilrath, % Lieutenrnt. Lieut. McIIrath is a
brOtherOf Captain "Jim" McIlrath of the
Path United States Infantry. OIL will make
capital officer. The recruiting office is IN
Atwatsr Block. That is the place to enlist.
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MELoDEONs.-Three good secondhand me-
lodeons for sale low at the ?::.nO Store of G.
A. Barlow, No. Euclid street, Cleveland,
Ohio. scpt5-9t
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RRnlI HII.rnN HFAn-

NEW YoRK, Sept !.
The steamer Star Of the South srriTed from
Hilton Head, the third. Nothing new. Health
the troops and feet good.
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OPESIsc or The TKEATER.-Manager Ellis
Ter announces that he will open the Academy
Of Music to the public on tomorrow, Tues
day evening, with the beautiful Comedy, en-
titled "she stOOps to Conquer" The old
favorites Mecollum, Lewis Stewart, Mrs.
EIlsler and the rest, are announced, besides
8 number Of new actors and actresses who
will doubtless soon become favorites here as
they have been elsewhere. The Academy
has been thoroughly renovated, and looks as
cheerful as paint, paper and gilt, aided by
taste could make it. The stage scenery,
fats, wings. falls &C., have been repainted
BY the skilIful scenic artist, Mr.. VIM. Porter,
Of Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, who
stands without superior in his profession.
Observe the advertisement in this mornings
paper for q list Of the company.
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A Z" TEToHING LETTER.-The following
communication, which came, the other day
directed to the Editor, portrays in a graphic
manner a thrilling and heart rending incl
dent that occurred recently somewhere in the
vicinity of Lake Erie. We could not restrain
8 gush of tears as we read it for the first
time. We give it exactly as it was written.
SEP. 4th, '62.
Sir-I have witness one of the most noblest
deeds of the day. As Prefer. Barnes and
was walking near A wood dock not far
from Erie. saw A very respectble lady sit
ting on a sect and her daughters running
around the dock. when the oldest slipped in
and imedately went down and before had
time to open my eyes OF to learn the cause of
the splash, "A young man who afterwards gave
his name as William Welch. rushed BY me
pooling Of his boots plunged in and after re-
naming in under the surface for about the
space Of 20 or 80 Seeds rose to the surface
with his prey in his armes. I called to him
to come towards me so that eonld help him
out but no he swan for the sboar which was
about 80 or 60 feet distance he soon reached
the shore and with almost ono bound placed
the almost lifeless form ofinosense before the
heart stricken Mother. he then asked her
whare she resided she pointed to an elegant
mansion, through bursting food Of tears.
he then with this inossnce Girl in his armes
started for ther house the weeping mother
notice US standing by becon US to follow
which We don willingly when we had arrived
at their ho-s, this yong lady had oTeI
her eyes. her. preserTer than laid her down
on sophia kiss her pail lipse then We re-
tired to the drawing room leaving her with
mother after the space of A y or q of an
hour. the mother came into the room WHARF
we ware requesting this this young man to
follow her for daughter wished to speak with
him. she becon for US to follow, land behold
such a =eeHs) 1t makes tears come 20 my eyes
to think Of it now, it has past.
such prayers as was sent up to god in be
half Of that yong man for preserving her
daughters life and those sineier and afec-
tiOnent kisses that was bestod upon that hap
py man by those two sisters one u the
other 18th the preserver of one so near and
dear to them all. her mother then took 100
dollars from her pocket book and offered it
TO this brave heart but he seed no I have
been paid and repaid 10 900 times oar. well
may Ohio bOste of one trew and noble heart
and may be live to A good old age and be A
blessing to that person who may be lucky
eoough to shair that noble heart with him.
Yours with respect,
no = ANprpsor
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FUNERAL of GEN. KEARNEY,

NEw YORK, Sept 6.
The funeral of Major General Kearney took
place here to-day. His remains were brought to
this city, reaching here at 5 P. n, where they
we're received by brigade Of militia and escort
ed to Trinity Church. where he was inferred.
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HOUSE FURNISHING AErICLEs.-it the old es-
tablishment Of ". P. Fogg, corner OF Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most cOmplste
assortment Of goodsin the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
ofthe best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tsnnia Ware, Coal OIL Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Retrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Wster Coolers, Ice
Cream Freesers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well SIS ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Iy executed by experienced workmen.
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'7''77 7''- TFITNITI n -N0IITTILE
ALSO-ON HAND,
Nslods0ns, Small Instruments, Strings, &c

Among the many certificates OF the excellence and
merits VI these Pianos, would refer the follow
tng:-
MR. W. KNABE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Square
PianOs and md them equal, II not superior to any
n this country. among their great qualities which
distinguish them, Is the evenness of One the agree
tble and easy touch, aud volume of tone. Wishing
you all the success you 50 highly deserve,
am, Sir, yours very truly,
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10y TELEGRAPH
FIlOUR-Narket dull and 59IOc lower
WuEAT-Tho Market is quiet. ssgsgc for No /
~ stsOc Tor Nu2
UiIN-hlarkst steady nj 2qc.
GATS-Market stealy.
KEGEIPTS-5,0O 900 bcls -four; 70 900 bush wheat;
2l $40 bush corn.
SHIPMENTS 600 bbls -four; 50, coo bus wheat
66 80 bush corn.
FREIGHTS--Market quiet. Iso for wheat and
lie for corn 10 Buffalo.
premium,
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SFHEREoTYPEs.-Stimpson beyond ell ques-
ton, q superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27d
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bIILWAUkEE lIARKET-scpt


FLOUR-1Isrket In good demand.
WHEAT-Msrket steady sales at gl689.
EECEIPTS-jgJ bbIs OF nour; p UOJ bushels Of
Wne-at.
SHIPMENTs-soO bbls four 4O,OOO bushels of
FREiGIITS-NOminal 70 cts on wheat to Bnf.
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TmporrauttOL Lndies.

Mrs. C. S. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose of Of
fering her mriyalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies are nost cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
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FALL STYLE GENTS DEEss HArs-Just received
in advance OF all competitors. Also afull assort-
Inent Of Caps constantly on hand.
DECKAND & ENGELHART
Leading Hstters, opposite the Weddel.
Aug 7:4OS
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DALMER'S LIQUID DRYER
The best IN the market, for sale by
uEl9 BENTON RRQTHEBs $50.
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WAR Meeting At HUDsoN.-At an ad-
journed war meeting, held at Hudson, Mon
day evening, September 1st, 1862, President
Hitchcock being called on, delivered an able
address in relation to our national troubles,
which was listened to with marked attention
by a large audience, after which Judge
Humphrey moved the adoption of the follow
ing resolutions, which was done unanimously:
ResolUed, That the Governor be requested,
by proclamation or otherwise, to recommend
the complete organization of the militia of
this State into companies, regiments and di-
visions, for effective camp dutys exercise and
military drill, to the end that upon any
emergency, the whole military power Of the
State can be called iuto active service at
moments notice.
Resolved, That by this course, the neces-
sity for camp schooling and camp drill, at
the expense of the Government, Of raw re-
eruits, or Of their being hastened into the
field without any experience as soldiers, will
be Obviated, and our military force rendered
more efficient.
He then presented petition, embodying
the spirit Of the Revolution, which was placed
in the hands of a committee for signatures,
and which when signed is to be forwarded to
the Governor.
WILLIAM PETTESGELL, Chm'n.
JoHN MAREILLIE, Secretary.
A SERIOUS AFFAIR-A RECRUITING OFFICER
NEAzLY KILLED.-0n Saturday night diff
Guilty arose between Mr. Oliver MeTlrath,
son of Abner McIlratb, and a man named
Lord or Lloyd, residing near Euclid Station.
McIlrath had returned from Columbus that
day with authority to recruit men for the
23d Ohio. He was engaged in this business
when he was (as the affair comes to us) at
tackled in most unprovoked manner by
Lord, who beat him with his fists and also
felled him with brick or stone. It is feared
that he is seriously injured internally, and it
was considered yesterday doubtful if he
would live through the day. In defending
himself, McIlrath punished Lord severely
about the face
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BB- New Livery, bo.luln. ..p,. .,,'o ables, IS
Champlsin street.
FRANK E. & FRAxK G. WALBRIDGE.
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PIANOS.
P I A N 0 S,

From the celebrated ,nanuiactOry Of WM. KNABE
CO., Baltimore These Planes have the full iron
irame, Overstrung bass and all the latest improve
ments aud for volume and evenness tone, easy and
tgreeable acitOn, durability, lnish are superior
% any other manufacture. All Intending to GOT
Piano, should not fail to these Instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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IT Sc THIS AND.

BfaS- Sold ETeryEHere. Manufactured st
l02 Superior-St. julySGR22
Saving OF MONEY AND LA.
- BOR.
Ladies end gentlemen who may want instructicn
In the art Of
Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses,
BOys' Jackets Gents shirts. &C., Informed that
the undersigned will give lessons iu cutting the abOFS
garments on new principle. IL Is unsurpassed iar
accuracy, and with all IS extremely simple Any
lsdy may acquire knowledgs Of cutting the above
garments in ~ to 40 minutes. AZ
AL he wishes Is thar Il may be tried and inTsEtRa-
ted This newly revised method OF Fitting and CUT
ting has been brought before the public BY J. kohle
Of the city OF New York. aud Is secured by copyright,
Mr. Koher has had loug experience In this linz g
business 10 all the principal cities Of Europe.
The undersigned may be foCLd ~ No. 100 seleca
street between the hours Of A. II. and P. 81. Ths
price Of Rules very cheap within the reach fe
Agents wanted, 70 canvass and travel. Ladis8
make good agents, aud can make lrum g 10 IS par
day Town and County Rights wiz Be sold On rua-
5onable terms.
Also, new and oomplets system Tor Cutting Gen
c. N MOONEY,
ieit:Rl7 from New York Ctiy-
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nON'T FORGET THAT THE
Il simplest and best WRINGER ever made q
Futnam's Self- Adjusting Galvanized WrinEer, and
WI NOT RUST GEO d. BECK,
lunel2 Agent for CuyahOga County.
IT. B.-Do not buy any before giving Putnau,'u
Wllnger trial and Judge for yourselves which e the
best. GEO. d. BECK
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TCE.-PURE SPRING POND ICE.
/ The Cleveland Ice Company are prepared 70 mr.
nish families, Railroads, Hotels, &c, with pdfs
Spring Pond Ice for the season. at wholesale or re-
tail, on the most reasonable terms
90 All orleTs LEFT AZ G. $. 3ialfbys Oyster DEPOT
an9 Supertor-St., VIII hss promptly attended 70.
mayS;399 &. CHAMP, Agent.
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THE REBELS ADVANCE ACROSS
THE P0T0mAGI
GOV. CURTIN'S PROCLAMATION
FOR DEFENSE!

An Engagement at Martlnsburg
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$40 LIGHTHOUSE No. % McDorcai-Ft.,
d 3sory will be lei low Il, family. ca. ifom to
5 o. m, Or on 4. LANE. No. 81 Johnst
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By

~ the School Oacou Of tho kiretenh Ward at The office
Of the Clerk Of the Bosrd Of Education Of Gtsnd aud
Elnlssa until WEDhESDAf, the second day Of April at
PRIMARY SCHo0L-HoUsE including tho ste.m Heating
Apparatus to be built the three los OF xourd on
ibs south sde Of s2d 100 feet Of 3d.v in mid WsrS
Plan, aIa .Pechsston, fr said School Hoa'e including
steam Heating Apparatus ce' De se,n At he ofcs Of tn. su
pors mus sse tire esns.e for each branch u
sepsatey ard be uiorsd prop 3sai for Mason Work"
P,onossJs for Carpenter Worn Proposals Painting
end Pfoposa for fisstiug" Two responsible and approved
,ne,ips viii 10 required om esh sUccesfll bidder AID
nyooos. vii he e. u.deted IT, wh-h les named
The school aers Of tho Ward reserve tho right to reject
any or al Of tho pro offered deemed ioT clio public
inisrcst,t 10 do so.-Dstsd March ~. 1852.
THOMAS u. HcMANUS,l pnn};u,
'POBkar McGiNNls: (Commi.tes
MICHAEL FALiHfE,
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CENTRAL RAnROAD ofNEW-IERSEY-

n
~ From iOot Of COuItlsndtSt-C1nBect q HanpteA
Jsnct!on 'ith DeasAs Licsaweune, and Wsern Rslosd
and - fas.oa With Lehsh fley Railroad and ts cenn.s
ions, forming dice. line 70 Es50.h and The Wet wieoas
chcg - Of care
SPRING ARRASG EMENr-Co.nnsncns March ?. lss
Leave New-fost az foioBs.
hAGRfFBUP0 ExFEf So. 4. n. or Eator. ReAdlna
p1rsille. Harrisburg, Meuch ChipS, Wiimsp0r, &C.
NaiL rHAr-At s. M for Eas,oI, WStcr Cap Sc-rn-
ION, Orea. Bend. iistA.01, Ni.kesb.rle, &c.
lcN. AHROroH IRaIs--fo Ee-tou. dslch CEgnk, WI.
.ismspsrt. k-sains PotssVils, HsrT.bnrg, &c.
snaor3s TE4ls-F oEf,.ston, Bstalehero AlertosA
md hsuch Crans-
$50 y. -. WAY lEAla--FoF S0llersfl-.
8P Y. Wss. gra ErPKEss-For Elston Allentown Resf
ins Harrisburg pi,,sbursh and tbs Wet Sleeping o from
Jefsey City through 10 Hilis5us 81
ErrkEss TRbls yoR HAKSBlUrs-Ths q m. EIrsa
II all from NcNKok arrives 10 H.risbGs g p conaset
irg fe, AID West Psnns ,sre Ceut7s Railroad Nothes
Ceptl Railroad Norh add South. sd wisa Ia Cuooee
land Valley Railroad.
TuH TaRouoK ExrRrss TRAM RoR THE Wgsr lssvrs
How.fcyk a. p daily Sgutays srcepiedl nshns close
connection Bas5ury With Penn ylvtna Pail
change Of 20 phsbugh snd br,ole 70 lincnua and
Ch-sgo -Four hours l.nc Is saved by t1kn. tbs tssn
EMtkBErHFoRr AND NEw.f0fz ksAEf--Leave her.
York from Pisr No. North Aver s. $50 aud II nj $50
A;lD and $40 =.
10. tos SOP a. B,igcr Point srd Mariners Hsfho every
trip e.ch Nay. JOIN y. S.hhNs snpei HtenacaS
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1fle0ical.
prR1rv1Nn THv RI.OOD.

PIhif lFD iFif his..DOf- ,
i compound remedy prepared with s-i'nthc sec' s9a
si si the purcs Ingredients having 10 a 6asi toes "e-
Known .tos vlieh bas long sad successfully stood tao
Of time "xhich tdes al .hus.' - Pnnhor s8o reno-
ystor Of The blood neutIsIinr sd esdrl nI .nos turio
whether ,crolnol, otherwise hcl rsDs AID fesi1t ~
tsrnay prodAc lrEsECiss In TIE ui aA- eoLs1i4
CoSsrs pr.or. CsrAugH ELOsehrED PALATE, eWfiliae
md br.ahnz Of tho IOsslLr suc GLANDS OF tne ~ *
.spYyAs end OrsTErCIos o. lie punitive glands Of ne
stomach ond Bowels causing indise'tou weaEness o, tae
tonuh sui 3yspepss MAHsSnCs o. wasting u he io'h
Il 1ly arpasranc irresnsr end uahc'y eFzc'sions slA
preduripr In children q condition IN Nnlc1 worms msle
fh. nrrsrnce and ceuse ds r-srg c7mpiantf bFs gtN
FffS In hch too bile - rot sur cie.y .epsai'd nom
line God bot ci.cuires with u through The btl, cssn
dtoU,n-is "a roeaahe suaGic. b. JtoHness Of hs ey
aud skin ard ssLors sickuels Is oeu afrqler o aec"ns
arr result the deraagrd action Of tho loFe sni wnee
the retl-rt eys TIN. moot Efficient p5oo reno
vor he tho ps-gnF into chronic condition nom ~hic
perfect rrcosory simss impossible These hcsoEs ESQ
manifest ihe,lves externally III 5olL In crack. s'
Sgr RHRrs ga r-d and gseadng BLoTcnss boz I'D ifi'
ta'rt a. n ERrspEiss 40 that there +. az urgent ocas %
uh h-an u Trsoss hos sEd swollen, o-n nIeeking op-u
rui maEing ucso1s hot Opposed 20 hes ee a0De
es en8sz iu csnc-rous di,resi lSyI ~ ed ETEs and
Errtps snd running from tls IAN ps.lllery 10 children
s sso scAtD HEAD aud EHUPr sfo1nd tho rose ana
mouth mskas eating ioTss whcn oen le,Vs tc,s N1eA
hss.d For Al rs sb0vB cond aors which axe aersy nan
Ifss.f.fons ia varo,s fogns nt Inward hsmofa.
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1862.
1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With is connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST AOtIt
FRos NxHfoKK 70 rsA fEscigAL ksfEiS .sha a,
Eshi t-ins daily from New fork O. Pt.a-elhA VA
New-Jersey anf Gender 40 Ani9oy me- AZ rrrs
ALL T gotrs trt VA SsyS SG RON TIE
ROOT or COURrLANDrSr.
By way % Ph,dePhs n, Rsrag gs'.snssrs cave 20
fck same time IS other routes Evening pa's- s
a. r. ere hour later than other Inca
BY Nay or Allentown, sfel.as pss'eses 49,.
three hou later sn The Noi:sefa s' ei S .o5 al
lCnls IN the N0rfhNssi, tlessi9e mo AAop0.s
sl. Loli,, C.oveand. Columbus, CMcionaA AID 4" "N"
siee,lrg C.rs ihcl, change ifom Phia-eipnis .
pte,r-, s. miles ADD Nsvi OK 20 fIssoor.a $50 as~
Srnak.n and saloon Cara on 81 tlain'.
Esrr tae s.uls other routes
BAssrss checked through LfsnSaIS ,i tiee.
sScsTs Take., seq M, r,e s,s y ,T6s
Tho Psnusylgaals centEd Congany ta1' sn anns.ys
Accommodated Live, Which eaurds comfortable modee .,
ayel 70 9As6s Yrg Westward, At Que hs ma H'aa ~"
Ct fis. vnvtortwa
Bv M, route fS ghs " AL descriptions csn - 70 woes
10 and from any point on ,he Railroads Oho hsnucn,r
ROAD DIRECT or % any rort tbs uAgigsb.s Eives
he West BIZ steamers ifon Pittabuign , ,r.,.
Ths ra,e, II freight 20 and from any pon1 N tl- "
lie Psnusyvsn.a Raloai a. al times q, isvcisus ~.
ehnrred 5, 0taer Railroad Companies Mech1w era 'nY
p,rs iLrusng tbs transportation OF ihsr fsetn' 70 A'N
pAny can rely riih eonndrnes % 10 ipseiy '4aa.l"
r,.,,s D..,.-,i In I've s.Sck VII e'd ibis most a.
y,ptsgnaus route Csparious Yards, vel ~ elsu nv.
rl.d with every convenience, have been osaea o. ass
E u.rsbvf where VIM be found every coz he IL
f,"sins ard rssug choice Is oaelsl q re s
j. l.. ELLI0Tr, Passenger Agent No A''''''''
LEECH Co, freight \ seats, 81. yv,p,,mss
Nc. Ast1r House ord NO. eoula W
MCDONALD BiscHosk EniE ~ ss sssarr
ENoCH LEWIS Gcuersi sup't Altoona. 70
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DropcsaIs.

|
OyYcg op AssisraEr coxyiaAhY HEsshi op Suassf
pxcp No 4 SrAT~sr.. kRw.YoRK. Maoh y tSo1
A RMY SUPPLIES. PROPOSALS. VIII DC
" received bs tho undersigned until o'clock 2. On. on
FIJoAY the 23h instant for suopyiot FOR thc u,e o.
be limited States Army. SUBSISTENCE SVObEo' 70 10
del yrrri IN New.Y oik Brooklyn. a. 'oows VIZ ,.L.
3OOOO pounds prime RIO COFFEE, IN ceen, eTls l
z,,,, .elswith ali old ularks oberaed by panln5 Ihe
DOO ODD pound, ofd , light yellow COFFEE suoAh'
barrels 20 be new and Of the re-. in use ior the gufpos
The Coaes aud ihd Of he sugar to 80 On
fTH Of APRIL gnetLri On the 3IH' ana Tue o'D"'' u"
the 18th Of n 72lL. -. 81
Proposal for ssea arlcs rus be on separate ''e'' OF
pap,c , Toe =. Oh ,r.,c,. N .
BE- con airuz 10 be efly l'oeed o. me ue
Zach bd must have printed copy 'l tn's ~ i-
routed a. its head ST. must be specific AZ pghs poo.e
with All tao terms Ezch Did, 20 have oonsd-rstiou MS
scltein to guaranty o; $50 TeSp'H'iD' Names
f3loVa: -. II, =, -,
We the unlersisae3 hereby guarantee hs shopld all OF
suy part Of the shove bid 10 II sss e. ouY iu
dlieJ according 10 is aG. purpoft ari coDdti0u' A.
sal. must be iniOfssd Proposals Tor saeence
Siores.' t,t- .t,olo
Ceriege or irhfssge wifi be required from the seiot Di
,s..b.tuts ineOuvs emily rrmoto rom oliA- "t'
M d,vry i the rit,es n NevYor1 Brooklyn. Bidders
propo ns make deliverie, elsewhere hsu 90 ABOVE s
bed tho price for thsir tioes al tnS p0Po'n
places OF iriiTery. . 49,, -.
qbe ,sisrs name pscs Of susnes, with date OF purchase
I, required zach rset iss o. ever TIC D. =; ,.i
All the ss,re1 TO careiy nsysce1 before Ineis uehN
81 and 0rpaed With The retained ample heSutl' o.
wsrhs aimed 5y proisiaion1 Public "tgaer 1nus os
furnished whenever requi ed f
Pevm.lt shts,9fre 70 Be made IL sp5 fana az nay u
IN, lEheG by re Dnifed StIcs
P-oDDsers whose bids ROB soctpte6 are Ie4e'"u 70
.ent Ter ther s-nplrs 0l MONDAY, 81 instant. - -
A. b. EATON. L-ut Col. ,uo A = -. D
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cnNNFcTINa TpAINs.

Yer Bos.ou. Wis ugiod Bs. n, tEx 800 (frl
FJr Boston. VI, Shore Lire, i2;l5 Spa
For Hartford sud Springfield, g.. "a, lGrl H;i5 in
Fo9 Cono,se1 River Rallrosl 10 Mss,reA n, Cs1l
sni 1915 IN. % Ncfth suptoa.
Yer Hartford. Providence, and FshEl RAILROAD. n,
(EI.), l2:l5 g. NJ.
For Nsw.Hs"a. ewLorsoa. and s,onirtoO RsiEssA
at A. m, 1881 $50, ..
For Canal Ralrosd. 1918 ? n. 20 Northampton.
For Housstonic ksilroaa 20 P.tsh,ii. 9 "A.
foE Nalgatuck Rail- AL. r. $3.50 y
FoF Dsubnly spd Noryviik RH4iroad q. NJ 3.59
ComElodious Sleeping Car. stfsche.i % y m train.
JAMES II. hOiI Supe-intrrIsss.
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InAf3S LEAVE NkW-YUHX:
For SevHsvsn, :, q n, tEIli 1915. 35NEI)i ga
Fsr bridgeport :, M. CEri, i2:ls. 800 CErl; -
4:a0 ard 3 0. N.
For aillord Stafford Fairfield, so1.hpoS. and Weufsr
Is N. u: 5, $50 and $50 p. u.
For NOrwslE 800 H. l2;i5 $780, CE-)i $50 49, s.
FOR Osriea al Greenwich, J. $50 = n. l2is asa "A
$50 y. N.
For stamford T. g, (Erl s:3os nj lz:lS, 800 (EIk d
so, $50 5;3n. p
ForPors Cheilsr ard late mediate ,son' eva n H.
IS, $50, sgO, :: ~, $50 sp. N.
For Pot Chester and New Rochelle sp. n.