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NrEw.YOIX & w.HAvEN RAILROAD.
sPRlNn AnpANGENFNr.


COhhENCiNG NAY > lDI
Passenger Station New Yo.t cor Hb-st- and fhsr
Yrtftnee on 2th-st.
HAMS LEAVE NEw-YOnH:
For --iiasrp :. a. l lEs u ii;i5. tEI); 49,
Dor n,idserors !, /. n, drl; ASS. t:I)i $50
for Milford stsiiori F.ihsd, Southport and ws.t2ort.
-. NJ i2:3. $50 snt 90 :. ~.
For Norwsh. :. $50 a. L.. i2:lS. tsr)i $3.50 49, 5:
For Daren and Greenwich, = $50 NJ p:lS, 80 80
Po' STANFORD :, q. Ezl. $50 = nj 1915. ''EHh ,;
80 4Fi, 5s nj xl -.
a. Port Chester nte mediate stations 9.0A u ";
H. $50 s3o, s:l, 6:aD o H.
H., p.ft h,.fsr I'D - Rochelle. o m, (EX.)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, u H., tks.h3 ttL) M
a.
tsT po.lon. via Shore Line l2:l5. .. m., lfIl
Dor Hartford and springfield, a in. ,trl lI:i.' j
Orb &. IA ttH 80 =, Us,
FoI Conr-c len, River Rallfoai to Montreal Ell
and 1918 y m. to Northampton. - .
For Hartford Providence, ard fnhsii RAILROAD. N
HE.l l2:l3 =. NJ. .
For Now Iia"n New-London, and stoninsion HsiiFosi
siB q M, rs g. 4. Ln.. tEHl
For Canal Hailgold. ". 10 III. ~ Northampton
For Hoa,sIouic harnaa 20 Pttlhrd. Z. IA 2. m TO
Barr e'.n -rdou Sstnrda sthfoaeh 30 !lts. nvid
FOR SaGgatuca Rail Osd, =. H.. y.
foT Danbury bpd Norwais Rsirosd. = $3.50 d.. 4: D
Car,nodious see ing Cor. attached 20 p IN train.
lAMth H. HOhI, Superintendent.
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| S(i2.
I IL /.

PENE5YLvATA CENTRAL RiILRx,D
viih II. connections. fgms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FR0u ..KU-toRH 40 TN Ph'NcrAL WE.t.hr ,irin
light tFbns cay hom New.Nosk 10 Phis!eplds via
he'. is"ry 40 .aud,9 saS he'soy In. nv ,cu,s
K,JIItE LEAvf. NEWBORN From TIE
FOOT r CUuRrLANOf.Sr
way - fhsdpha tie morning p.'se' sefs leave Ne"
YoTk ttns a. other g"n"s ryenn. pAs.eusoTs
40 !. Que h"uI later than otitr me
~ way Of Airtoyn, ovsring peseogrrs leave A. m,
ho,t later 'a tho ofhci" linr- aud ~ oob roa'es
to SANE Noat-'n inrs M Che s' sud al
ponts ii the sorh Wet 'fesI ild,AHogois. Loui.ye
u. Loui. Clcyclui. Columbus, Cincinnati and eli main
point. Wet with ir'rr chang o! care.
sesping ter- witn,r change nom FhiEdeiphih TO
PIT rh IS, u,,s rud N-w-i oIk 20 fit,1arsl ~ nss
Snos a. aud ua,n Car on AL trains.
Es-r tie ANS Other TJltes.
Essgtq, CHECKED thionrh. rrirsfers free.
seeIe ete; o. 9a,'i o ,.r,, - A II ,9Ys'
Tbs fc"n.yl,anu Central Company runs an tmirehs
Accommodate Line ;ch aiyrd- 'oniorios nooo u
putes moving Nrst"s o; ono bali tn- usual iies
Of iaIr ,.,....,,,
By his route frefhs oil d-scp he forwarded
g. aad tom any iint lr. Quo hentno.y, IN
disr-. Iiros Wt.conrin, Iowa Mi.saur. Uy Rail-
IT, " ct D, STEAMERS iiom fiii.bo,sa.
a kaoad b; a, tines e. favorable a. 70
cn.r,i %. otp-r Ias,sd COM Mere aa sh,o
TER. nF TIC o. hfr ri.h 70 TINS Cote
I.ny eau with cOn,arace on - "siJ transit
Lls 2 oiNtth.
Farmers and Deaers Live SICK viii hts ucst adj
va :. ,rous iout. tspsrina N,fd. vel "a sup
Ind ious, and .y,ry a"noD ID pod 10 h,f wnn
fcu IsFrsbuIs. wAee wi be- found c,sJ conyehe 90 iE
TniA NEw.I oth aad BALTlMoaE MARKETS
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Pssssuger Agent, No. Ai,ol-iioass.
LEIGH n 80. FIelsL; Agents, ,..
No. Aston Hon .c. ard No South Williams
MCDONALD BIsChotf, Emgrah' Ags9s,
NO. B,t,sry.plsee
EN0CH LEWIS General SvSt hl.OOn. Pa
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CUPREAiE COURT, City and County " y Va
~ Works rFuEs NALEN ilNE, sAM..,rrEEe q Zip
EtTtNE. aid sitA LES HklFhEN sgt 49,. ION.
BELL san IN ,us m,uey d.Bind Q. o.. yeu ave
moi srfl lot - defendant, IA Me, CAhr in
hereby snmnou.d aud Feruired {. sn."' n f. of me
,.i. sion .lisn ~il be- h"l ~ tA- ONCE o % n cy and
"' n, g. ,ho .sid compai,' IN . .S
~ ciorr thr oac, Nuoer so p'oSG mi. Summons
,h ., ,b ~' cav Of such .evc sd you ' ,bs
sr.@cr lie ID coupsin, .inq lT sn', you Tor ,hs
plaintiffs IN tn i .,. VIA iui.s, no "a the agtn o..
Of M.ch o"r ,tousaod ssh ha nS,rs % su IS.S
hi""N H., 3B bIoom.st, Cry 81 New io,.,
l., ~. .ct, a W.. hrd 10 the Of. e o. a ~
The compliant ~ Ucn"ty Il NsSiors 1t the CITY Hail.
g. aid ci,y on ne iah day OF aay 1857 Aons,s
Msyl9 Is~iowM
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEl.-
j twr f.et 81 cou,ttsnl'.,t-Conuectn st tisnp'or
Janeon With Deav.. Loet4wanns snd se'teTn fsIlIosi
,rd al Hason ith rhgh Valley hiroee ana iH oonn"S
tons forming dTsc; no 20 Pittsburgh sndtLo west -ihopI
chance OF cars .,.,r,.Y.,. 81. & So,
- esve Newly 9th a. follow: ,,,
U.phtsppEo E,FHKs--At a. IN. for Eaton. Reading.
po,,,,,l. usrn.hurs Mauoh Chunk Nn.-m,po.t. &c
! MIL TEafs-At o for he ton, "Aisr Cop, scraa-
ton Gree, rsnd ri.,,;ap, WiEesb.rfs. &c. -
H. Iunot al TEtf.-for klston. hapch tLcnk WI.
Hsnso.r ReAdiGg. Potsvie Hamburg Sc ,,
.. y. s.N FA--fNGgH insIs--for Las,on. bethIelom
I Alentown ard Nsnsh Chunk
Lar. a. Wa TsIis-for Squiervile.
EFx HFsTsus EkrHFss--For ts.ton Allentown Head
nr asr.bu4s P..bufs al the West Seeping car. from
Jepry City thr,u sh fit'shu %
ErPH,ss Tl.AiS Fop H,hKsntsc-Th. q M Express
t. .ir fro afriv-r n tbufg = p eounsot-
Iva Pa. and Wes pn "sDnsy vgs Cent Railroad NO u'rn
Central R.lfosi North ard South snd ~ith tbs Cnm1cf'
lad valley Raiirosd. ~, -,
Nsu \ daily iSupt.ys rrcaiedl, mss'is close
conr eel "a - HauHufr sh ferusYlvana Iairo~iwlh
10 rtsag- OF e., "a PiuFhnrgh, and but one 10 CWcn
~ aud Chicago -Four hour tine 10 saved by taxing ihii
/ rair. A..
Yorb Pier No. p Noih River .:i0 ard IA 20 g. IL
$40 49, sd6 9. IA. -, =,
iTip each way ibt4f " 'iEN''f uvfi'A't"'h''
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6tatlonerp ano 3'anen GOODS.
d" fsNIE Pen IL MlGHTiER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-1HE LEST or ALL PENS
MORTON GOLD PENS.


NORTON GOLD PENS.
The BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On reeei Of Of TIE iooFing sums IN cash or po.
ctoa Gold Pen or Tent se'e'ioS TIE tame aee'G"J
cola PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
rs c.H me Me r p ,5 ee 1 I'm. iss L o p'a
Pen: and Tor ~, he Exc, sir rea
The siz.s are, Nos 2. 2. 4. 5snds
rHE SAME rfSs = ;yy 81 ls rxTENsloS
FOR 80 TIE Magic n COR 70 csu's tie Lucky Pan
SeT 81 be Aw~sn-sdy Pea: ior = - tho Eiegsh Pen
ssod wr,ils Old feSs with ioo.niu Point. tho sv-rsIe
o. every OF winch VII lar "Uiia' gos- u Tie best
The us:ns "a. Merton, "Nunbsr." ,ud "Ou.lity" are
gea on he '9swHs Pens sSd ns P? ~. n s mi
sst> o~!v: 10 being Il c snaie-. No { the largest
@es Mammoth Cold gea, for the de.k LoOs AID medium
fbs o ell sze- ard ouni'es Sho't Nibs If Nos -
ard made ous ., hrs oas'y The snsEsVns af' i4c-.O
'''' 'D COLD PESs. WITHOUT CASES
Por 70 cent, No. Pen i't quality or Sof Pen. -
For ii .No Pes. let quality. No. Pen I'd quality
For - D. svo. APES. Is; qualify, rN' 1Psu, Pa quail
T., ora No. 5P.n. sdqnllity.
g, Or 80. . Pen I'd qu1iity
Tor II 55 No en- Is; ena,. orc No. Pen 2dqns'its
gnE sAAE oOLl. PA. {! SILVER EXTENSION
Fer So eNo Pea. iSt .1aiiiy 90 Pen Sdqaars
For = -, No Pc l.. qo4ly, ore No Pen 2dquHi
y OF M Pen Sd on iity ~. .. ..,..
sNo , Pen, q ~ -l.S.
Fos az s. No pa. =, cusii,5, cranes Pen, 2dquG
ny or a No PEG III Qus.ifV.
Tor r3a No Pc, t-i qualify No Per - quality.
Pos % 80 No. Fen st gnsiity
GOLD gr..ss ALI 80 oil - ~ N SiLEEk-4OUNJkD
DLsK-iiOLDkBS
fos - No. ren. ~ - - ayo Peu; for % -.
No Pen; For - 80 D. No Zen
ier 90 no. Pen: for IS 10 tPsn; and for S. a ",
1re9
The ~ onGity' pointed with he m i3snia
tohts csTeiUy selected, and OF tl gHsy eiiI
~ih ne aug tel nhpenecJn which skD s!Is eOsa
scutins cer
SHo % Oua.t'" superior TO any Fsas made by
.f.yiors 20 l8el.
Tee 80 QnriiJ" b. intends shan equa. Ia resc,,i TO On
fS'qF la '-fy aId cor WI % Sasi.cs Obs iIr
sopsi -fe-oYsl y 9 I'D Pvns made q. Nv. lc-s.
In regard % the heep God lous be Oess T. "a h
previoGs & ersH. his How l'o "a oItad ss o.,
eould tot hare 10 Good Writing sud parsbs Pen ID,
the price had tie 6o!i b-el .unI-h-d .4a.JiJouslv
p0yes - -fag must D. al .n.anrr, sr.cifg fhe Ma,
.s- and Cua'ifr" + re Pens ell b. paysf.
:. escv'j> me tnd q FsAs n-g pSCjeS-aoteite> st.g
s.stey ar fac
All rer,sucs. by uili in Rsgifteea Letters at my
si><
A5dss a. MORTON.
No - iades Lens. Nss,-Y. =
amy one sendngs fingie letter pa-f-t-up wlA M
cpaf "itn TIE orgrxsiue. rcieTed To.
q rof sale ~ oil 3esi~gs IA 80 Lac Throughout t1e
eoaziry.
IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PLN.-One Cling,
~ni,s sto ~ houfs. Sea- b, rlfi stnd 80 np Tor ~
soi'h on r. NWkES. IA. 81 Nassau e.. - J.
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lilaehillfrn.
nApER MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE,

Orc G. inch Cyinder Mscbinc, copper dryers
Two J-i,ct tcugihuD Koils
One 2.fr (ru.iuej Roll
O,~ Danirls Il G.tuter.
Two Paper ffrsscs.
Two CaIcy Pumps
One team tlocomoye) Boiler.
Two Bleach Tub, two tuns oieb)
atsO
Oo. steam nocometiye) 10 Ter 50horss power.
on Ehgln, 10 iurh cy lIDdsr, STREET ,tIoAr. -
AMY at the Office e hes LITTLE FALLS COTTON
MILL Little fes " y, al the ocs Of GARNER 20,
No. E9 pusIesl, Nsw.ic!A
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EAkY ROOFS UURED.-Lllrry' Patent
i.ubbsr Paint, one cent loot. and wslfal-d No $40
Gsaud JJ BOaery - Pskrog A.tor place "a no J3
9ih av so ettsv, B2 and Sdsvi II South thsi Wpsog
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GotAsf5 dn5 1arms Uauie0.
VVANTED.-A FURNisHLD C0TTAGE

SINAI. GEfN p.easanis siig-t-d away & Oh, IL. ..h
ais muders reis. Adde'S n 20, Oriee Bon 4 isp
Ia ns teri0 The naatn mill MsJ Bsat tn "a
va ee required.
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90 rci


VlVD LET-Thc following HOUSES, at low
l ,sr,.-No- 1Ei Vet Hd-,' 80 fnd',., T. w We,
a. "a a -, tn,, a 4. douri c. 80 West 42dst
fu h,. isg. Bro a~sy and i!d-t. unde the
n o.n,x., 70 s'l- fr ih- W o-r'ir "c.'! "n''
NJ. W MAN 5'I.av cyfier ipth-s'., noui morn
e. IN the .v-ribS
Ts-., Il NT-'The HOUSE and GROUNDS
4 f IA, i.~ T. BIZ. Colt 4 Paterson. '. TIE house,
hi, ~ .,n. ! - .ott qIs- -,oi.s bessn-nt .i'
aic rns sn-i sltn "a ADJ er IN. e'ounn' oohlpi
-, y ~. b.ni-in-. lid ont IN l.wn and garden ad
J.; ,.r,t ,fd-r Auacn-i 4 lue large oonssfv.
a,nr Ib-rr - sl.o -f-Iiss ssr-rrs In uu bearing H'u
Al h. r.c-,,srs ouiDu.ldinz- "f lace place , -,
a,ir,, AMOS - ,M!lu. Paterson ~ j.
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stISli NV 7-Ociave PIANOS IL ro.e
Dools an0 Shoes.

GO So 50, 81, and - 50.-SEIOES and
.ysf. DAiltRS, NV STRING STYLES. nov ready
~ .ir'5. ~ sid J. Arst r. Please coll aud
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T,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS. ..
bhTHFEJ kfs-,Dth AND ~ khtUOla CALLlNt
AT CORN uARBOR, -
AND BETWEEN EDS rJN 40 IIk ENPOOls CALI
"a 49, HALIFAX AND CORK HARbot
SCOTIA Cap, Jpdsr. JHi.A Capt. Anderso,.
PERSIA, CAPT Lott ASis. Capt. OK; ,,.,
ARABIA. tspi. Stone ~ ROF \, Cs'. J. he'eA
hfkiCA, tslt Shannon. tANADA. capi' ia.
AMERICA, Capt. Moode HltGARA, Capt u hys..
AUSTRALASIA.
These vessel. carry whHe nas<ead grssnos
sisrpoIId bow red an port BOW
PRox NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL -
fbisfCa shin pa,ssge. ....s'''s...'''.fis
Second CAIN ps.sagc........ MINIMUM. -
PIOI rOsrON 10 LivLkfoOL 80
ChisfCalin Passage. SiS
Second Cabin fssssre....... ~
The pa 80 u,on-J b., ,e,ga sslins =,se ne Ia
AUGUST viii BE-:
rv-roRK. ~
Chie'C bin.
Second Cabin. Cd
VR1S ROsro. -.
ChiefCsSin. .s............''.'''''Ti.
Sen,ni (, Observation-Disclosures. ~ -.
SCOTT, Julkn. leaves S.w l0Ik sotes iaS J-y ae
EUROPA Mood leaves Bo,t n. Wedu LAY July ~
pTRslA leaves Nesf aik W etne-dsy jay ~
A ia ........ loav.s Bostnn..... w dnesiay Aus o
AUsTRALA5If k...is.ves Ne~-hosA Mtdnr'd'y ave ~
ttABIA.......... leaves Boston. Neine'd1, avg ~
scof,t J., ,es b.. v-Y ork.. WoGnesday Au. -
prrus not secured until paid FOR.
Aurap-rencei Surgeon Un board.
The owner. OF those ships win not n. ot sou
Silver Bullion srece. iew. =, Precious s'oHes of Metss
uns.. Rii Of lsdn, s ed thereof and "a vane th,1eei
RI. .in a.pr.s.d For Fr.igAs or rsssug-, spPly TO
f.. CUNAiD. 40. Bowhnz-sreeo.
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IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PLN.-One Cling
~ns,ssto ntonn. So by nail Stni up Tor ~
s0isr. CfO r. Il tWKFs ~, "a Nasesl. l. .
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U,RL En-, and ALBANY x. u.
.r,yy-yoRK and XEW-HAvEH Rtn.-

IIOR CATSKILL.-Thc steamer THOMAS
4 POWELL ave, foo, If FrsnGip-s;. every ~ EsDA
I'D THURSDAY, a. > g. il mi rrefy NkII hl,hi a. >
p m fer PuUGHKFEP.iE. RHiNEBECk, bAkhf %
TOWN MALnFN .n5 CAISKiLL, connecting 80 b IMP
with .scs TO CAk Noaltan louso. Through uose' may
l.. A nssHH
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20 Farmers auo Others.

~ a. W. MCCAMMON's
Ne DRAIN TILE wORgs
Corner OF stintop-sv ard Knos.s An, ~ y
coz a Co.'S sUYERfhOsPHArE OF L 1iiwy1ey, ~ y
Terms CASH ~ -i'aA ''i JAIL
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NsrcE Owing advance IT, ErchsBSe, ord the 'o'
e-uusnt Tax che;s tb Company obliged TO rtlre hs
pce II outward ia asg aud by ,tesIn.Is SAILING srE is
Al. ,s n, ful,wipk rates rii b. clisExei:
III, Cs1i, .........keJ S.eer.s 900
First CABIN 10 Iondoa.. 39t Sie~Tssr 10 London. ~
Nj ~ C.nin 20 rsfi. sees. 95 Ste-i 10 Pfis -
Tifs. sbil to Hsmbuf.. e5Stecrse 20 Hsmbrrg.. -
NV IufiS o. DALE, Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
- a Quesnsiowp (Cors Hsrhorl-Ihe Li'errosi' New
o,k AID ,i.pbs Stcsn hip Ccmp'iy intend dsgHtci
in1 their poe cd C,d. bain on steamships as io'"s
CITY OF NEW-YoRk .........sHinfcA y. yuy %
CiTY or WASHiNGTON...... ssiu'ray. Aug
EINA........ ...Nr.io@i ','s'
And every succeeding SATURDAY, ~ nosA, nom fisr
no ~ y nth River.
FIRST CABIN. - siFERAGb...:...'
irst Cabin &, London ~ si-ers:e 10 London -
tl.t.a an 20 81 >.err4@e 10 isris..... -
Firs. l,bo 70 iianIhnI. IS StceTsg- 10 haDous -
sse forwarded tisyre, brener Rotterdam
Antwerp kc.. equally low rsi"s -
Far, from ,efpo,i Queen oun: LEI Cabin - ~ sni
z, gui,.as steesg- om Liverpool ~ ds IFoia cLeeni
tow a. sbC. Ticket. BE- bou.ht mere al ta tuf'sh
OF erclsD,- sbug people se9c oT thci- ienf--
These st-ames nave sEpcf rscconinotsonl ir psien,
res are stscBgy D.i ia Wate tght ifon Sections AMI
csry Patent Vie Anulaors. IA. eeEcel rui 5eohs Ae
attached q zach s'r.mrs. ,,.,,,,,x,
for flrh., iufoens apply IN Liverpoo 20 WILLIAM
lNAAN Agrn 30. y Ma~f sin Glasgow 10 ALA NAL
COLIN no. 81 Eaoch-.qlsre ~ cGeensnwn 20 g Z w.
ID. stYMOfN y &C, In Dude 10 ~ rs I NAIEn no
a. ti-. Milhsr-st psiis e. III LES DECOuE No 70
Rue ", 70 G-- yic,irr' Pace lie BONES In fhlt
del lha to IOfs O. UALE No AZ "AEdtsi or 81 the
ConipsnTs OhcsA ,,, =, y
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IT :. PASSPORTS Address or apply to H..
~. w. CoLvER, No. %! Broadway Room No s6l
Now-YorE
Ut s. PASSPORTS PROCURED--On ap-
~ plying at No. 40 wai-st. (up stairsl.
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iicn Q:s,ats Tor Sale.

LNOR SALE ut GLEN COVE.-A COUN Ky
Ar ,o,p ling 20 -.rrs Land. b-snt full loch' ed
mn j b.n ia io, conuildils AL extensive we"
=. tl.s n uuji - AID 10 iasdes Of ts hi,ph
IN tne ti?i # ln- I@si1,Ic-s ,hoois, churches village
WIRES aud 20 ,ocey AMI ada eu % the r-.idencs az
pr,p.rty Of CAPS, !. Russell, INA W. bu1rr, ESQ Avery
,r.b.e Lac, tr NJ tl.msls SunIae r-,ideDce. PTce
s,o'.,.,. ,.rp,.,.y WM. G. GODD RID,
N'''''' ~ No "a Pinesi.
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Addr.. A.MORToN.

ANY one sendings slngle letter pa--tIp VII receive W
co.'s with TIE onsrssue. O. relaEfed to-
q rof s1ie ey s 3esirss a. 10 Lac Throughout "a
9e.lzfry.
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Tr5iruCiloN
a. DC FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE
Mn5lcdl Jiislrumcnls.

At WAIKEh's Warefooms-CEnton Hall,
~ istO,-. .nd 8'hsi. Bioii.sy large i,cE
Of H. l. ,u-l -I Trance. and secondt4Hd III
II. GALE ~ CO., FIANO-FORTES,
a No Y l. hit, wife s'isnfon 70 tbefr sc.le
PIANOS Entir. sa'i.ia:'ioD suaisut.-d.
uAZELTON BROTHERS,
ii OVGR-TRti,SG AND GRAND
PIANO FORTE M NUfACtURkRg,
No 90 PHI low west Of bTogdway Ncv York
Thee have received tt. fret premium whc
ever they have .Gbit,d wnt@p eH4rarty fpr i've
years onpoDr, -ch Piano These Instruments viii be-
bold 40 prices 10 sult ~, ti.n,'.
t,TElNWAI * sos GOLD-MEDAL Pa
~ TEAr OVERSrdt so GtAND ani sou 'RE ~
ANO- have awarded br premium sn-fev-f sud
whsHeyr -,.ib'-d % competition sh the Oest OF
"si"n Nr"-Ios YLil,.~ y'i ard baltimore and
considered tire Des. Pianos o. 'actIfed.
"fis'E saars"iy or i've 5ea gwen With eacn ins,f9
Inrnt.
Wa,eroons NJ 90 ant "a WALgEG-sT ne,r Brood say
6. NEW 7-Octavc PIANOS Ia rose
10 Al modirs. 100; d.. carved logs
in.iJ Dosri u.s. 10. - % do with pearl kegs.
-RE.. $50; t,-"c'ays ID Tbs above
iisno. the 10 ho c!ty Second
Pa % ~ : q. "a ~ -te', 7I5, srd = 100 New Ma
LOBEO ~ Al extremely low p'ic~ New sDI secon 0and
Pi-Los and MiodtO - ~ T. ~ - and Upward
feaL iOwee II pAfcG,-rd. 4.Hiv psyu-uis
~. ueCaabf'.. t~' .Tce-. pianist h. iteud
irv rev must hOhADE WATERS, Agent, 10. isl Bfoed.
way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

NOR SALE or to LET-A small COUNTRY
PLACE pea',nuy n',d on n, t''s ,ide p "a "a
Sppiug U,rbor L. L. OF Thus tRALEE l. Illus. w. OF
Na,k.t.sip New-luIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

WATEOUS & Co., Wholesale Dealers in !
"a New span r. Mas 1i,ss. nooss Sc No. III Nassau
ss New-foTs Ciiy-H--s p'ae,.. PostiDasteis Country
Hetcssts Suffers and ledoit send fOI cur tiics' AID
Price Lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21


On rece, of Of the following IN cash prs
stamp sihsc.iber vii eUd b, nail. o;narwse
IN, Gold Pen tsns ssee'ias the aecgGsJ
kod~ viz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

TOR SALE-TEN ACRES al LAND IN ihe
4 to,yu # K,r y. .bnD, half mile from P't
chester Dept and n miles rom toe city oN,roosms h
WI sse and Commanding pendi iys~ OF Lo"s sard 'olnd
ar t- "a rouuu. co.uiry for cnuntr, reside. CO M
i cannot be 81 pa.-d WIN ,clc N two pac.- or he
moi, ,xehanp-i or productive city grOpes.y Tor lGfhef
p.rticultrs apply PEtk ouSb, fort hreI or FhN"
bRUTHtR., 40. 81 Chsm0cEssi New -iofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

II. GALE a. CO., rIANO-FORTES, /
"a No ~ E-tt l. ht wife s'hfon 70 their Few sc,le
PIANOS Entir- sa'i.'s:'ion suaisut.-d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-13

AN AFFLICTED Mother. a few days ago
Gil old gentleman of sixty, and (. maiden Ct
sixtocn put up at one Of the hotels in -this
city, the register discovering, much to The sur
prise Of TIE proprietors, that the couple were
man and wife, l1roDably in the first stages Of
the honeymoon, \ few hours after, the bride
vas found in the parlor, meaning and sobbing
bitterly, in b4r endeavors to give vent to what
appeared to be some heart crushing sorrow
''Nily, my little dear,'' said The hostess, her
kind heart over1oving with sympathy, what
lis the marter?" %. dear dear, dear!' said
the youthful bride, between her convulsive
gasps and sots. {aiI ny sons, five il number,
are in the army" The lady, it appears. had
married her husband the day before, who had
five erown up sons all Of whom had enlisted,
and the appalling fact had just burst upon the
afflicted mother Of sixteen, that she had five
children exposed to the cruel vicissitudes OF
war --Juchs0n, Mich, Ea0lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-13

Col. CoSK's REGIMENT Con ijera!)Ic
difficulty appears to exist in Col. Conk's regi-
nent, which IS encamped III the City Park,
near the Navy Yard Much fault having been
found with the food furnished, soioe o. the
men undertook to smash the cook~house.- -
Under these circumstances, it was difficult TO
keep the men in camp. There IS no enclosure
around the Park, but q guard was stationed
there with strict orders not to allow any men
to leave The regiment had orders to march
last night, and the men being desirous Of bid
ding their friends good bye commenced eav
Ing The camp. Ia the afternoon, nearly I'll Of
them were out in the city The guard refused
to 10 duty and the officers Of the regiment
called Il, On the police Sections, to the rum
Der Of 100 men, were sent from the different
station houses and took charge Of the canf(o.-
Most Of the straGgIers were arrested. and
brought in last evening. Some OF the men
say that they have not been drilled any anll do
not want to leave without more instruction. IL
the use OF the musket The police are still
guarding the encampmellt. It IS expected
they will leave toni ight.--|. J. EcpTHss
ADVISING TIE PRESIDENT The climax in
the way Of writing letters to the President has
been reached BY :'Arstices, . correspondent
Of the New York Independent. The sagacious
counsellor says: 'Restore the Union with
peace, fraternity, and love, make rs once more
one people, and unfold scheme for the c1cIiy
eranco Of four millions of another race from the
bondage Of servitule; caste: color and condi-
+hn and
n2ent Of an Independent people with high
destiny of their own to be worked out under
their own laws, and then, Mr. President, die!
We risk nothing in saying that there IS at least
one piece OF the above advice which Alr. LIN
coin will decline following at present.
It seems the belief is very strong in Penn
sylgania that the Confederates intend invading
that State has been threatened, and according
y the most extraordinary preparations are ma
king to repel the invasion # it should take
place At Philadelphia: Harrisburg and the
border towns the greatest excitement prevails,
and the mill 10 are being put III trim to march
towards the Cumberland valley.
Colonel Graham \. Fitch, formerly United
States Senator, and latterly commanding a
National force in Northeastern Arkansas, has
gone to his home in Indiana He has been
disabled by the fall Of his horse, and rendered
thereby unfit for the more active operations Of
the army He has rendered his resignation.
Nathan Levi was arrested in Memphis on
the charge Of trading of eight hundred dollars
Of counterfeit Confederate notes for two hun
dred and fifty dollars Tennessee money, and
was discharged, Confederate notes not being je
gal money there.
The Washington Star calls Gen. Pope's re-
cent report "a mischievous publication, as
han;n.r heau made without l:eceivinn q sinnle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-13

The wife of John Sickles,. 4 resident Of
Wharton township, Fayette county, Pa, in
order to prevent her husband from enlisting,
cut off the two front fingers Of his right hand
with an axe It l. said he had told her he was
determined to enlist which SC excited her that
she resolved at once TO render him irncompe-
tent 10 bear arms and during the night, while
he was in a deep sleep, she drew his hand 70
the bed rail and dropped the axe carefully on
his fingers taking them clean of at the first
joint!
The party who left Washington On Saturday
under flag Of truce for the Rappahannock for
the body Of General Bohlen returned with it
to Washington yesterday. They were kindly
treated by the Contederates They represent
the eutire country through which they passed
as almost desolate from the effects Of the War
The order of the Governor Of Pa, calling out
the l,,ilitia does not at all effect the arrange
ments made for the draft, which are steadily
progressing although a great majority OF the
counties have asked an extension Of the time to
the 10Th. Those applications are coming in
hourly, and arc generally approved by the
Governor.
Yesterday, in New York there was continued
excitement in the cotton market, with large
sales at a further advance in prices. The re-
ceipts Of cotton the past week have been quite
liberal BreadstutIs and provisions were
somewhat irregular. There was much activity
IN tha Drinci;2al groceries, Treights were IN
changed,