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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
Tn. 2Ist indiana Mt Baton Rouge.

The 2Ist Indiana Mt Eaton Rouge.
The enemy evidently well maneuvred,
and in vastly superior numbers, concen-
trated its FIRE on our center, the Indiana
regiment, which regiment nobly contested
every inch of ground, until, with the Four
teenth Maine, they wer, forced beyond
their camps distance Of hundred rods.
This brought the enemy into not only
these, but that of the Seventh Vermont,
which were taken possession of with yells,
and instantly plundered and burnt. 10
this repulse our troops lost one piece of
Everett's Battery. The Ninth Michigan
and it's artillery now opened on the Indi-
ana camp, occupied by the enemy. In the
meantime the Iodianians rallied, and after
severe and brilliant contest, retook their
camp and the pieces of artillery. General
Williams, who had been on tho Eeld from
the commencement of the action, every
where in the ,hickest of the fight, headed
the charge of the Sixth Michigan and 2lst
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p tocircumstances.l to --~---- ----------=s-~---
.rra TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad MaiI lfor Yitcennes, Terre Haute
Princeton, Washing ton, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle Rockville, Iudianap0- 17f
Lis. Cincinnati. LOUISVILLE St. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago. aud other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every Gay except Sunday, st.........-..-. SA. n.
Louisville Mod lrissr) every Tuesday, M
Giro Ma: (riverl every Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at P. M.
- Grees River Mail flor Bowling Green and
way points,) tvery Monday and Thur
d.y at 80 3 P. N.
% cept Sunday, at CYAN.
FRIDAY AZ "a. N.
New Harmony, stewartsville, Poseyvile,
Cynthiana, and owensville letters come
and go daily.l
nesday, and f. riday at 5MA.M
Pstersstrah NniI (vay) every Friday at A. NJ
Petersburgh letters, &C. come and go
by Railroad daily.)
iLeaves at a. NJ. THURSDAY mornipg9
Hickory Branch Mail every saturday at 1P. II
TIME OF DELIVERING. A
Railroad Mail, cvGry day except Sunday at 612 P.
LoEisrille Mad (riverl every Tuesdsy,
Thursdsy and Saturday by 2P. "
And every Monday at IA n
Cairo Moi (rivtrJ every Tuesday, Thurs. :.
cay, and Friday by A.
Aud eve Sunday by p. N
Green Rieer Mol, every Mondaya Thurs
day, by .r.s.-=- P. N
III Vernon Mall QuDd) every day except
Sunday, by t,g...... p
Ee,u Harmony Mail, every Tuesday ani
| Saturday hy 4P.N
Rockport BToa (land) every Sunday at P.n.,
| and Wednesday and Friday at IAN
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office
hours.)
! Peterstttreh Maa (way) every Friday by 9A.N
! Ctrsihiana Nal every Friday at Z A. Il
IArriyes the evening before, after office hours.)
Hickory Branch Mail every Saturday by IL }
1 gs- Post Office opens at A. M. and closes at y
| Pn. on week dsys. Delivery closes from to
I A. NJ and from So to Ga z. n on week day
during the closing ard opening Of the Balroa
mail Office open from 10 P. N. on the Sabbatl
| JAMES a. McNEELY, z. ID.
| FvarsriIln. Ind. AM. Ill. 1892 |.
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CO-PARTNERsH

EA r. -sCHR0EDER .H.arD aLEx-
~ o ANDER LEMOKE have this d-y entered
into Partnership under the st. 10 of s. HROEDER
Il LEMtK RE To- the purpose Of continuing Il To.
bacco and Cigar business, formerly cououcted by
Enhrnedar kehr. ~ nnCid W.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

yHvRE CO-PRRTE ERSHTP HERE-
N ToFoRE existing urder tie style Of Sch oe-
der & Kthr,, this dav dissolved by mutual
consent. q II. X. SCHROEDER,
Il. KEHR. E
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
Agency for Soldiers Claims
GUSTAVUS HOF,

- WhOlesa e Deaier in, ny
CAP, LETTER, MANILA, WRAPPING
PAPERS
Printers Cut Cards, Bonnet Boards,
NEWS AND -RcoK PAPER, PRINTERS INK, &C,
No. asa Main Street, between 6ih and 7th streets,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
EB Highest price paid for rags.
mheo- iy2tavd&lamw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERY STABLE.

q EzHJs-, .HT HEs Zfp-EBE' sTG.
ASQ BILE, on Locust Street between Third and
Fourth Streets, has sdded largely his facilities
for accommodating the public. Among them are an
sS ELEGANT NEW OMNIBUS, y
NEW CARRIAGES aud BUGGI rs, and everythrg
kept la the be order TO satisfaction 20 his
eu,tomers. e.
= He IL now prepared to attend funerals With his
'Bus, or to IN nish eafriages for the sans,
liberal patronage Is solicited. Charges as low
at any stable in the city
= may % SIND
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COURT OF GENERAL shsSloNs-JrSE h-Bef

COrRT OF GENERAL shSSiONs-JUSE h-Befors
NoN"A " Recorder HOrYYAS.
Thomas J. McAndrews pleaded guilty 20 an at
,n, AT grand larceny Sentenced 10 the fenteniiay for
Rser, Shannon the gasbusner man. sentenced 10 tho
sta,e Prlson for two years
snc, Clak pleaded guilty TO petit larceny Sentenced
the City Prison for l. days
lula Mcdonald and Eliza McCary convicted of forgery
the second degree to the Penslary for months
Bidset Kinney pleaded guilty larceny the person.
and was sentenced to the Penitentisry for months
jacob A. Hansen pleaded guilty to bissny, and
fenced TO the State Prison for years and mouths
The question Of the oonstronsi,y OF the recent arrests
for violating the Sunday Liquor law sgued before the
Court this morning The subject up demurrer to
indictments which had been brought against ten OF the
parties arrested ExRecorder Smith for the fnn,sc
ers claimed that the public keeping Of liquors did not show
wiul iuon 20 publicly sell which the violation conte.
plated by the Legislature. The DrctAroney contendsd
the public exposure OF liquors for sale on sunday fen
dered party liable 10 the penal osse authorized by the
statute AsI Argument the Recorder took the papers, and
reserved his decision.
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professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. d., Editor of The
- scslpe am Operating and Consnl'iuz Surgeon no ~
.b.sv Ocs combinations the mo- Oh cure di'esse Of
,b r.lve yi,cera Rupiure pei Varcocele, ani Fstut
s1iesly cured without the kne or isstuie Once hours
rom 8 20 4, | 10 .. sol 20 evenings
NOTICE.-Dr. c. ID. HAMMOND (author ot
NERVOUS DEBILITY" &c. hiss returned ifom E.a-
rope and be- consulted hitherto at 81 tat h, on
home tom TO- to and to 9evening
NOTICE.-DR. W. BEACH, author OF - The
II am.ric.n Reform Prsc,ice' has REMOVED to No. Go
F.t 27l.st 4th Oh.cs hours isom TO 10 a. H.
and to p
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WINTER GARDEN.
Lessee and man.ssr.............rroiJ u. ANDERSON.
EMPHATIC uccEss-yiCToRoUs TRIUMPH.
MOEDAY. june %
SECOND WEEK
GREAT SPECTACULAR BURLEsoUE.
or all Bulesques the NJ =. eHtravassnt.
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST;
THE KING OF TIE MAGICAL ISLAND.
Charles 0ayler
The most gorgeous sceuoy.
Tho most Popalfg Sorgs,
Most hs"i'chinr psnce,.
Most 1iag iacsut Procss,ions,
Most triumphant Maf,nes
Mos. mssica Transformations.
Hailed every Tri 9tsi WIDEST T,ip ENTHUSIASM
and with
ToRNADoEs OF GEsrCULATED EcsTAcY.
Inc ne" "''' Miss EMILY TH0pNE.
his eat bis-d hsr.e according % the united verdict Of
Pre'' and pa'Rs; s e os a.Inii ms ARTI,rr
who has any tue crossed rho orbit Of the American stage
4 Plane, Of Unusual b.lAney; &C., ..,.,,.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON AND MA J. o. BURNETT
evening y Sci, sea' dii.y o. f5o'PeFqp
Mr.. uEIpLE A. CALIBhN,
'n''''s SIR re- CHARLES HALE and Mr. BRADLEY
Lightly adding to pre.el ',,ned laurel. ,,o,
MISS FLORA ANDERSON.
Tue '''A'''' MISS LOUISA ANDERSON.
the charming Ferdinand
THE METAMoRPHOsls AT THE CONCLUSION
aud the
TRANsCETDENr SCENE OF BEAUTY
e dclose. are worth all the ploed tho saS
IN recent years
FIRST GRAND MATT NEE POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY, june p.
The Performance cooelqd9s every evening at lci
o'clock.
Seats should be secured three days in advance.
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Gewina MacbincS.

.sV1INVJE LYON" SEWlNG-MACHINE
COMPANY,
No 5J8 BROADWAY y. y.
Fly. things 10 consider f. uying sewiag haeh ine'
Let's L simple and easily understood
2a-l. Il durable sndesd y kept IN ode,!
3d-Is It adapted 20 grca; range oil w0fhi
lth--Does IL do its work well 49, .
5th-Is IL protected from patsnt LITIGATION ~
To all OF which answer Ia the ahifns'e Vs. W Jul 'a
chine and farther say thst H.. .,,.,,.
We warraut every Machine eel TO Fve better
zion tlsn anv other Will refund the n"n'y. t
,tl r.f .1sini.e OF send q crcUaf, Which WI" t'
W. AID sa.npel OF work. will DO rent 10y mat lee hse
wanted.
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l'UpRFME COURT, City aud County Of New
- yo-t-sTFpHEN VALENrlNE SAMUEL VAL
FSTfSF and CHARLES oIFFES AIT. JAMES CAMP
B.IL -sulunous lot money j nsnd on contract tLom.
Icr .suoeed and required to answef te complaint IL
~ ,tio sti.h vii be hed ia the Office u he CesS oi s
CITY and County Of Ae~i ok AZ ty Hsi IN sd cay, aa
s,brtib.rs at .hc- ocr Number M BfJom' street N ld
,v within twenty days -f ihs srfsce al This summon on
o, .lps.r II the day such ae,ic' aud II yod i 20
.,yer the .aiI pa8t viiin the time aorrfid' no
sins IL i, sn vii take Judgment ugrinit you igE Tue
- 81 orr Luui fsd dollars with interest the 2ih day
of March one houlsnd c, huled and sxiy one" besides
'' ~ BERNlEg . PERT plaintiffs Attorney,
No 81 Eroome-st, City 81 ke. ok
T- ,rpiuf in tis sc'i1 nled ~ the Office oI the
c, ofts iry and County Il NewNors OF the civ Hall.
m I'D CITY, GA the i,th dey ct Nay. 1901
BEhRltS \ PERT. Pisiath' Attorney
-F.vfqlsxi0.M
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H-JERSEY ITEMS.

CoRNER.SroyE.-The cornerstone Of the Congre-
eaonal Church, in course Of erection ct the corner
of York and Henderson streets, jersey City, will be
lad, with appropriate ceremonies this lMondayl
afternoon. at O'clock Addresses will be delivered
by the Rev. j. p. Thompson, ID. d., Of New-York;
the Rev. Wm Ives Buddinston, ID. D., and the Rev.
VIM A. Bartlett Of Brooklyn.
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WALLACKs.
Entraaees Broadway and i3,hst Doors open a, y
Commences :. O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs w j. FLORENCE.
MONDAY EVEN No. JUNE 10,
will be given hrs, time. a New Local Farce. called
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEERS!
Bill Williams tho Yolunteer......Mn w :! Florence.
Srrgphsna lane Pie Miss Mary Wells.
IRISH MELODIES BY THE ORCHESTRA
The whole TO conclude with the splendid pnHesiue
THE LADY or LYONS
Claude Menot'e Napoleon bonaPaFse. 'sfA sotenos'
Beauseln. Louis Napoleon ',t f ni
p."l,n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Geo. Skeggett,
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RRcAPruRE OF Az ESCAPED PIcKPocKET.-John
Farrell one Of the pickpockets who few weeks stree robbed
Mr. F.ot OF 1e0 Jersey City erry and sub.
segaety arrested New York. aud delivered up Consts
bic McDou0ush Of Ho0oken on reilisi,ion from Cow
Odsu bu, escaped from officer willie being taken 20 tse
Hudson County rccapured ~ Albany b. Detective
Beune of the Ncwfo metropolitan Police. on f.dsy'
and on SaufGly morning delivered 10 the 'ew-
Jersey Authorities Recorder hart!ndaie committed nm 70
tic County, Jail - await na Deectis Bennett ca'ne lyon
the fugitive accidentally having discovered lu sat"a H. an
ouibu, ia Albany while passing through that e1y On his
way nom Schenectady.
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Gnies bp Autilon,
A. ". HpRvry. Aucnonsei.

A. ". MpGviy. Aucnonsei.
DY BANGS, MEkWlN Il Co.. Irving Built
10 nss Nos 50 ans $50 BrsrdwaySslss Of looss sia
ou.ry PlcuTes WORKS Of AT Fancy Go0is Furniture &c
aONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
June lh l.. ,ni T.. 90 y O'Clock
PRIVATE LIBRARF-Be'ns the entire 1i'ceiianeous
Library OF ". sesiey esi comprising very choice col
lecion CT ssaSri tulsh AID Frenra Books o. the hcs
editions md ia hne condition The Library il also itch IN
complete Of Literary Reviews and fe .odicas brought
down dsenesTiY al IN IN. supstsntiai Dif
inS. For particulars Csiosat and The books at tie ssie'
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WABASH AsD Ear cAsAL, IsDlAsA. ;

WABASH Anp EHiy CAHAL. IsDIAsA.
hE~-l DIRK. june 20 li0s.
FI'IE SUBSCRIBERS TO ne advance Tor COM
J. plo.irg the WABASH AND ERIE CANAL are hereby
notified tl ELECTION will b. held In the City Of New.
York OH dsy Of June between the hours Of u
aud O'Clock ofthat day ~ tie Office Of Js1,es g. hing sons
20 - william 81, or IAuSIhAS Of "id Cntll on ils part
o. the sn0scdbeis, pIssn 10 tbs vsioIs Of ct
titled Az supg 'urrJry 20 a. 10 provide iOf the
funded d.5. Of the nae OF Idlna and t. compst. the
Nabash and fgir tsna " hyAse passed lth jan lbfI
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.RE& IL SU2.
PEESsYLvAEIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with r. conneciiog. 70, ms r norm,
TVE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
V,o,- hvr.AOKK 10 THH PRINCIPAL WESTERN CITIES
-bt INNS ruu daily FROM New OK to Philadelphia via
E-w-Jeney aud CaIadel AID aooy line - nm,
~-N E0fifE igAFE NEW-YORK IRON THE
FOOT 0F COtRi.ANDT-Sr.
By o. Philadelphia the morning pissc feTs ea'e ne"
YORK a. same line a. other a'e'i f-ven.ng p"1''se''
G6D N. ore boar latel thsn otlef l1es "a
thrse h9.f. tie Northern ~ aud by both rooo.
sfaye Il to s,a. de as Nonbern lines ia Chicago ane al
psrs 10 tho Ncrb Ws,i, Cres, nc anopo' L9Ii'yiis
s.. Louis Cleveland Columbus Clnc matt. and al man
uoirt, Wet with fewer chaugrs Of rs
sespug Cars wiihou, charge .o. irom Phi4dsP pune 70
Psbargk 555 ulss aud New aA Pittsburgh ~ miet
Suoking and Saloon Core on ali tIsilt
Fare the ss other rouifs
Bag.s.e ed through. Trtn'fsrs froe
'''4i' WEsIERE EsnGgfT0J
Tie Peansylyania Central COMPANY Ians an Enfsf&n,
travel 70 parties moving WESTWARD at one half the usual rates
FREIGHTs.
BY tina route freigb.s 81 al descnion. csn be Forwarded
10 and ifoa ~, pnnt the Railroad q" ONO entucs la
ssns; I'ao. Wisconsin, Iowa or Ai..onrt, oy RAIL,
soXD PecI OF 70 any Yss os ' "''s''' ''s'' Of
Tho rstes Of Freight 10 ard sny point 10 the West by
Peunsyg Rarosd ~ al tms' as i4voieDs a. are
b|s nrung tie portaiion o. their Freight 10 this Com
Esoy cor rely with cOn6dssee o. =. sPeed' u"n'
Tarrcr and Dealers 10 Li 81, ok III hod this mos. ad
vsnsgoous route. Cspscious isrd. well "stcso az ,gp
tusa with every convepence have been oIeeo 1p tli'
ats Connections aud every attention 10 PAD 10 lhen wa
From Hers6urg where VIII be found every convenience
isssSag AZ rsslag choice u ctsrsd 0, he F ls
tdlA. EEW.YORK srd BALTIMORE MAHhEio 81,
j. J.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. AhtorHouse'
LEIGH Co., Freight Agetit. 80 , ,,,,,,.
Ma. As'cr HoVss. .f1 10 I Sorfh WiI'eH 81
HcDONALD l. BisCGOfF. ~ i14sut Agents,
10. Z B.;terg- sce.
kNoCH LEWIS. General soYt altoona, r,
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NIXON's CREMORNE GARDENS,
EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL
LESSEE AND PRopFiET or. ......JANiEs NJ NIXON
AND EVERY AFrAgNonN AID EVENING
RICH AND Valid ENTERTAINMENT
TIRE BY o IS eEsF Aisi II ne SGs9i ONE.
ONLY ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION,
LOOK AT THE LIZ ,b,liNg TALENT D1'''
For the Vocal peo.,m,lt il he PAL ACE VI MUSIC;
Nile. CArLOTrA PATTI
Madame SrRAKOSH Sig sBRIGLIA.
Drec,of...sig. DEBREUlL.
Musical Conductor ..ihoMA 5 BAkER
NEW GRAND military UNION WAR FAN
conpo.d expressly f.. TIE cf,noiuc Gsrlen by TEoMAs
BRASS E EoSR as ND TW6SoERsft RsfEoTs.
sEsoaiTA' IsASEL 5!ysAs
siznor XIMiNES. HERR WEITHORP
and superb corp. OF French, Spinish Italian and Ensish
Daurors.
In the BEAUTIFUL GARDENS;
PROMENADE CONCERT MUSIC DAfsa EVENING,
IN the Chinese Psgods.
REFRESHMENTS OF ALI KINDS
Except Lilucs
Careful and respectful waters cool bowers, founsin'
10 the TURKISH PAVILION
Grand EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
Madame TOURNAIhb N now set.
sIGNOR BLISS JULIAN KENT, CONRAD BROTHERS,
IN THE GARDENS AND PALACE,
EVERY AFTERNODr.
con- MUTT and COL. SMALL,
the most PERFECTLY formed smallest aud hes, ftIcated
LITTLE MEN or TIE WORLD.
wi hold their interesting Leye,s drawn III the.f miniature
chariot by the - - -
SMALLEST HORSES EVER SEEN
Those gfeai attraction. ard any othsgsno named
FOR ONE PRICE OF ADHESION
To GARDEN. Palace, Pavilion, Ac........l5 cents only
Children 20 the
Reserved Seats in Palace OF cent extra
Och-.rs Chairs IN Palace Of cents extra
Reserved In Equestrian School cents extra
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CIrpRENE COURT.-MARCUS =. WOOD
y RfFt and BENJAhilN A. LILLE, surviving Trustees
oil AUGUSTUS Z. WOODRUFF, deceased. against AM
TTIIA WOODRUFF end Others In pursulnc- OF an oiii
Tt Count made In me ABOVE tied action st sp,ch
tom held tho City hsn Ia the Guy 81 New YORK on the
9J d,y - Nay A. b. lb, notice h hereby given thii All
ncr enitns a,ainst Augustus p Woodruff lace OF
r. CIV Of Ncw.Yorl dscoised required to p'-'ent the
sane he subscriber 1t his oico 40 T., bfoSdwsy On or
hirr A : ur,t ay OF Angus s, nazLDard May 30 1852
' EDWARD J. WILSON. Referee.
u 4 F,Vvr Attorney Je2 law6~n
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
~ MISS CAROLINE RrCHlNGS,
As NORMA
MISS CAROLINE RICHINOS
will .ing CASTA DIVA. ..
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS
AZ THE SIREN.
MONDAY TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
June 10TH Eth and 18Th
The grand Druidcd Scene .rom
NORMA.
To be followed by tie splsnti Operatic Romance OF
THE SlREN.
IN which
MR. T. Z. DAVENPORT,
MR. p RICHiNGS,
Mr. JOHN GILBERT.
MR.. H. IL. SHENELL,
MISS CAROLINE RGCHISGS
vii sustain the principal chaacterA
Admon 50 cents Secured ssat, % cents, Family Circle,
p
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Found DRowyED.-Coroner Behnfteu Oh iiopo.
tsr ,d.v b. an inopcs. GU the body Of unknown
msn who was iouuaX tn water by car. sai.h Of Toe iey
boat Paterson. Deceased was ds'sea ~ ssf pa", iiy
of Found drowned whether BY accident OF 'ioehce 70
.hs inry un.uoyyu. - " rendered
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Ysshins.on, D. C., rec.

Apply TO Gssoca.ss IN
New. ....HICfiAHD G.. ELLIOTT,
Attorney md Counselor No. 90 Nassau. 81.
Brook!yn......JOsEP Il PRAY.
Attorney and Counselor No. $50 Fulton-s It.
Pptt.vlle, Pawn. a. SMITH Attorney and Counselor.
w.llayen. ..SILAS a. BRADLEY,
Attorney ard CrunsrloT No. } Street. Building
Uart!Jgd......C e. SHL bfAs,
Attorney urd Counselor, No Hung rfori's Block
Albauy.........WM. Il. HARRIS,
Anorney and Conn.clor No. 81 str,s.st.
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L'OR SALE ~ AUCTiON-On TUESDAY,
Jar l. 1907 q close concern tie splendid feas9is
seatf er NEW. YOnk-Uusl states buu', 900 uu. bur
do Thoroughly bulls fAisslesmeI l. 81 present convey
rr her Iciesys mats between New brunsNif I'D Nova
os and vii - "a Sei about Ito lth June insl Tor
the spcoiaa 81 al pe,sus wishing Ia Pgcn.ss For tr'
ine aiding eislcuiious give aud nschipef.
ca..-ity &c L. sppIy TO A. SaIfIIERS a Co.
-''E' No. 68 Beasr.-st
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NTEW.YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARPANOEMENr:

COMMENCING, Nhl 8 1882.
PASSENGER Station in New.Yok coz 21bst and s!h'sy
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
ForN E-Hsgrn :. q. Ex)i i-:l5. (Ex)i si''
FOR ri.ssetogS :, @ {. M. Gx-l; l2:l5 HH)i $50
For Mo.d STAFFORD Fairfield, southpor. and we'por',
e Y. o.. s. $50 ard 4;3O P. ~. -. 80. .
ForNoloak T. $3.50 a. NJ l2:l5, o. lExli $50 $3.50 S.
no. and Greenwich, :. $50 M. l2i5,35o 40
FoTsanfsrd.7, 2, (EE) 900 nj l2;i5. :. (E1l o.
Po Che.ier and into mediate stations s3oa m IL;
t. $50 ,1.tn $50, C:50 p NJ r.
For Po,, Che.ter sad New. aocl gle ep -, thS)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
tor Boston, via springfield, g. u thAh LEX p H.
Fsr Bo,.oa via Shore Line l2;l5 P. IN, Oh
For liar. rd aud Springfield IN tAxh H;I' D
10, C6ueesiicu. Rive Raulos1 10 Montreal, M lErA
~ y II r b. 90 Nortlsmptou q, ~, r, H., a . .
Ok, l2.l5 o Ga pst.s
s.3 m. as, 3, p. m: IA .-..t.
yoE Cana Railroad u Is p u 70 y 'rihefnp,0n-
Fog Iog,sfouic Railroad 70 Ph'4te!d a. Ia 5 p NJ 10
Bs.ri. gt., add On SstUr1t' tbfsa p .0 fitsahe!d
For Nsqgstuek RELOAD, 3 q. m. y m o..
Fo Ds' b1ry and &orwalk Railroad . 9Sp e m'' s. ~
P'Cau1n,si,os seepins Car-at-sched 70 p train
JANIS IL uOYT. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

n EW-JERSEY RAILRO aD--FOR PHIL
= ADELPiiIA and the SOUI II aud WEST via JHR-
SLY CiTY.-Miil and Express Lines leave New-fort at
ana 10 m, 1, q end II p Fare s3. Through tickets
scd for the South sndWc and through baggage checked Ia
N. and = tud II D. trains.
J. w WOODNUtF Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received for trains unless delivered
sud checked Is minutes IN advance Of the time OF leaving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

etISn NEW 7-Octoyc PIANOS IN rose
40 EsbVs wood csses lion snes aud o7efsiignf oass
10; 40; do with moGiss. 100; Do win ciIvcdefs and
.d name board T5 1875 and S2Of do win pesii -
E225 $3.50. 4k55 and 800; new q oc'1sa FJJ'' do;'
j.ociave slst. The above Pianos are my waifsn's
nd are the greatest sins that can 1e ouLd ia ir cy'
p.a.e cs.laud them. Secondhand Pianos e. 80 -
$50 ; co. 75 aud 100. New MELODfON'. At tTifen'es
M nrice, 100 new and d-snd Pauos and ~ ndcona
1, LIZ II 81 upSsrd per months rent allowed pui
enused monthly payments received for tho An- rcouu
fuA Ppo. taken an exchange for ca h psd ipf 'hs
soe Foreru sheet MUSIC at2 cents per age ~ Anas o.
Gor merchandise at prices pianist ~ daace 10 Try
- ,on.c UORAC & WATERS. Agent, Ne. aol broadway