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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-01

DsP,.rMENi D. SrArE
WASHINGTON. October 81. tss2
Reless., from the draft on the ground of alien
s;e bav- been OIL owed in the following cases
Sgr1, V.sr' Drgffx -
John Dunn ... Pike county, Prnnsylv anis
fharip, Weber 49,. Berk> county. Penn.
Charles Quinn .. Luiarn. county. Penn
Frederick Grill Bsrk> county, Penn
John GOr!iab 0ppenieH-
der.................- rvs cptat ~, nean
John IIsr-mrn B"rEs county, Penn
Michael Rudiy ~ Pike county. Penn
frederick WIN KlaSp BarSs county, Pena.
pa,rjck Sniiiyan..... IuIrrne county, Penn.
Valentine Rom. Montgomery cOuaty, Penn.
Jenkins Phillips. Mont goIn"ry county, Penn
John Tinker. Montgomery county, Penn.
August Weidman. Montgomery county, Penn
Henry Battenfei go. northampton county Penn.
Victor Bu >cirnsn $500. BALTIMORE, Maryland.
WILLIAM II SEWARD
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n@T0 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

REGIsTYR'S OFFICE Oct ~ 1852
Motto, ~ bSr.Iy gir.n that Licenses given To Tav-
ems Retailers Of Spirituous and Perlanted ouore
Wines ans Cor'iisls, 10 Groceries, Dry Goods Hard,
ware Mcdiei nes, PerfImery, Wat shes and j. wery;
Lumber Wood and Coal. Commission Merchant
also, to Kseperssf Hackney Carriages and Omni,
buses Billiard Tables, Ten pin Alleys and Confec-
tonary, and for Hawking AMI Peddlins and Dealers
IN Old Iron, Brass Copper. &c, will expire on Mon.
day. the ID day of November next. and that said
licenses must be renewed at this Office within ten
days after that time. SAML b. DOUGLASS.
DC Il -otNoE1 Register.
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OC%HURSE >HoERS, HORSE eHOEl,S! HORSE
uS SHUEkS!-NOTICE.-Th Master Hor,.
Sheer. OF Washington city will meet ri the Rich
mont Hons" corner 9Th and ID streets on TUESDAY
r'rninc November nh. Iai9 ~ elect officers form
ine int" society according Ia rcaInrut ~ f'lr lat
meeting
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EDIToR EVENING STAE:-Sir: In Vour iSs Ne
of yesterday is a statement that To- KIdn eli of
Georgetown, and other druggists of this Distric,
were sent 10 the ss0ld Capitol by direction of
the Government authorities, for selling drug
contraoand OF war, and by your. fsfevcser
knowingly; will YOU please TO state i'm in slice
10 that gentleman that the statement in your
paper was incorrect Two clerks in thr
store OF hidweli Laurence, OF Washing
ton. We're sent 10 the guardhouse for selling
drugs 10 gentleman of Washington; they
were unsus Plcioue Of any compile atsor
in the mailer. Mr.. h, of Geor-etown, lad 40
knowledge whatever OF the circum stance of thr
sale. Respectfully, ]. A. LArRFSCE
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a BE HAUL.-fcsterday evening, a. Mr.
MCGEE, suffer OF the a.ih New York regiment
was on his way 10 this city from Harper1s Ferry
in company with his wife, Mrs McIiee had her
pocket picked, while changing cars at tnp Relay
House, OF the sum OF Sl,5cJ, all in Treas urg
notes, consisting of one one hundred dollar bill
two Gflies, one fiye, and the rfst u twenty dol-
lar bills. Mrs.. MCGEE discovered her Ioss
shortly after the cars startsd. Rnd when shr
alarm was raised il was found that two gentle
men i'm the ears had had their pockets picked
also. but OF small amounts. Mrs. MCGEE then
for the first time remembered that whrb she
got of the cars IRON Harper's Perry some one
WAS very ohhcious in pointing ont 10 her winch
cars 10 take for Washingto while - woman
took 4 position beween Mrs. NJ. and her hus-
band. apparently, however, Internationally.
There. is no doubt but that 1t was ii this tIln-
The robbery was committed. Mr.. Meth was
a. the time with his partner MIR. Cemstock-oa
hls way TO the city 10 purchase sutlers' sup
plies. 4. p -e 90
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We. the Master Horse Shoers of Wasbing,,n
City ate pied the folio prices in our last moe,
ing Ia commence on the tSt of Noyember IS;,-tb.
Present charges not being sufficient to meet oar
demands. i'll consequence of the great rise in th.
n.s rrisl used in our line of business:
For steel toe per --t.................. ~
For removing Shoes per 81. -. ........ 60.
FOR Steeiing removes per 81. .......... 81.
For bar shce~ each ..-...-. $500. .......... 80
For ,hOeing ny the yesr, per horse ..... 10 ~
~
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0%GGE0RGGEToWN COLLEGE, MEDICAL

IT EVhIEIUMN CULLEHE, MEDtCAL
uS DEPARTMEST. fnrner + and l2th SIS ,reSf
The annual cours. OF Lectures in this Insttut,.
viii commence on MON DAY NEXT the ID of No
yember. The introductory 20 the cour,. will ~.
delivered by Professor sila- l.. Loolnis, vi. D., at
5oclCck y. IN. The prmie AMI public are in
vitea to attend. JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D.
TO 81 Dean Faculty.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF TEEN
& fANT ASYLUM, AT TIE CORNER OE

FOR THE BENEFIT OF TnEIN-
W. fANT ASfLEMs AT THE CORNER OF
PhNNs AhENTE, NEAR 26TH STREET, OPPO-
SITE TIE ClRCLE--The Sisters OF Charity in
charge Of thi; Institution Will open Fair for lis
henct', ~ Old Follows Hall 7th street. on MON
DAY the nth instant, TO which they inyit. the
patronage of the public They viii offer for sale ut
reasonable prices great variety Of Fancy aud Use
~! Articles, Toys, Books Flower. &c They AK
The aid Of the charitable in their effort TO provide
Tor the helpless infant npder their care and they
a"ptsl to the generous of all denominations par
tcu.sry the ladies' to contribute money or any ar
tirl". which they may dispose of 1T this Fair ANY
such donations may be sent either TO Mrs BOONE
corner al and 9th streets or Mrs. GEORGE MAT
T1NGLl. on the l1iand. Infant. ar received aud
cared for in this institution and there l. no cha
Which ;n"rr loud, appcsIs to public. patronagn
The ladies conducting the Fair have every conf.
dence that their eSertUns will meet the encours
ment OF n generop. public Meals At all hours. Ad-
nattancr ~ cept=. Tickets Of admission including
supper. 81 eta tcity pspars Bait. Sun.l oca If
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CANE FOR PfCKPoCkEgs4-I.as night an old
whil"-headcd man named Patrick rHawL ins
WAS picked up by the Fourth Ward patrol, 30
drunk that IL was requisite TO carry him a
handy 10 the station house. There he was
searched. and on his person about SsII in gold
and silver was found, which enabled him q
pay fine OF AZ this morning
4 he Third Ward patrol picked up a German
Louis Neeser, lying across a.guliy in the NORTH
ern beats. Upon examining him it was found
that he had already passed examination NJ
the pickpoekets, who had divested him of a
watch, leaving him a few pennies and postage
currency notes He was dismissed.
In the present condition OF the city, II men
VIII get drunk with their money aBd vslusbl->
about them; they. should BE- grateful TO the
police for putting them in quad before they are
robbed. "a 90. = \ - - ----1 81
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CAUTION Il caution all per sous from h FLOR
~ ing my wife. Mary Mgt. Mason. she having left
my bed ana board wi hout any cause whatever I
Will not be responsible for any debts she may con
tract. tho 81 JAMES H MASON
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-lesi.rssy, in shr cas-. OF
James McCllntock and others, ~. Georg. W
Hinton and W. ;. Teel, an inquisiton wsS IT,
turned FOR plaintiff
David l. Morrison Va. &. W. Arnold FOR
goods furnished verdict for plaintiff
Thi- morning, in the Gases of Waiter Harper
and John T. Mitchell, We. Nargt Walker; X
%. Hood. ". Jos. W. Webb; Walter 7. Mitchell
". BuckEer Bayliss; john T. Cox. ". W. II
Arnold; and Geo. W. EIperson, Ss. Henry Il
and Louis Otierbach, inqVisitiens for plainIlffs
We're rendered. .rrfz n rET,.-
Yesterday. after aoste ypos. h:St been enisycd
IN the caseefG. ". Haydn. -. Gideon Wellae.
The counsel for TIE defense immediately irsti-
tuied separate suits agaIast Hon. i. Welles, q
u. Fox and Hon. T.. Spinner, Us TREASURER
IN orr report of this ca-e yesterday We iusd-
yrrtenfiy ed that the molff.y was taken from
the house OF Mr.. M. 4. Parker. IL was lak.n
from the house OF Selby =. Parker. ~
The Court adjourned 10 Friday next f.1-f
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ForND.-onicer Simonds foudd near the de-
pot Friday morning the discharge papers OF
Eugene I.agrue, which can be had at the on CO
of the CHIEF OF Police 49,
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AEGiAGE I.ICENsKs.-One hundred and
twenty-h marriage licenses were issued by
the Clerk OF the Court during the month %
October.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Before Jus
tee Hdit,r.-Wm. Moor, charge of larceny.
dismissed. Albert Hamilton, Henry Baine, W.
Gibson, drunk and disorderly: 81 each Ed
ward Packer, Thos. Drunk. intoxicated: turned
10 the military. Patrick Hawkins, dead drunk.
with Sell I'M gold and silver IN his pocket; 81.
WIN. III. Contrary, suspicious character; turned
over 10 military. August Miller, assault AND
battery; dismissed. Jno. Rollins, stealing poul.
Try; bail for hearing-by Justice CLAYTON
tary.
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0TMRS. SMITH, OF BOSTON MASS WILL
W. speak TO MORROW (Sunday } at 3 O'Clock
IN Temperance Hall. between 9th aad 10th streets
TN stree t, under the influence Of Christ the NJ,
orator, endeay Oring 10 persuade mankind that 1t
would be better 20 Away serve God instead of
Msn'inOh >he being an instrument for the Father
God, and tn, Son, Jesus 70 manifest their divine
pnrposrS throush. Admission IL CENTS IL
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Morn TIoors.-The ed New York Battery,
numbering l5f men, under Capt. J.p. human.
arrived Last evening, as did also the lollowing
recruits: : ior the sith N. y, 80 for Mass. regi-
menis, 80 Lor ad ID. G., l6 tor Sd Indiana cavalry
and SSi convaiescents from northern hoSpitals
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(OARDING-Five six gentlemen can b. ac-
IL co mmedated with q handsome, second story
FRONT ROOM, furnished or not with Board or
without. Apply to sos Delaware avenue North
of the Capitol. no at
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fSEsoNAL.--tirnrral Bow IN, y. u: General
BaN'rT, VI; Colonel Butler, y. Y; David Og-
d~n. n. Y; Colonel r.. ROmain-, n. Y; Dr.
N."vriH' '. :. ~; Hon. T.. Rice, Mimi. AZ. al
Iiiard~'
Prince HSin and lady, y. y, arr al the
National
'"'"''ri -. II. in, hS"u, Penn. Receives and
LEU. t"ion"i L. !. Tborp, " y. Ar. st tn.
N-ircfOli,an.
m'i"f I. ". Campbell, Z :. 4. =, ~ Kirk.
: Gods.
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O~AOTICE.-Tha second quarterly meeting of
US the a. II. J.. Ebenezer Church. iieor getown
ID e; will FAKE place 81 NDAY. November ID 49,.
The Ray. HENRY MCNEiI TCRSER will preach a
special sermon NJ II o'clock a. an. Subject RsD.s M
anes nt'tr Dsafh.T Preaching nj p'clock D. M. an
al ~. y. m. 1t
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THlRDWAgp 81 ALTON cAsIs.-Beiors jug
tee Wcl,cr-S b. King, drunk; fined -? Jno
Townsend, drunk and disorderiy; do SION
John Semmcs, Louis Mooser, drunk; dismissed
Johanna Brady, drunk, brought an with an IN
FAINT child: dismissed.
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SHOOTING CAsE.-On Thursday afternoon
Mr. ieorgc Shelton. employed i'm the N.iy,
Yard, Went across tn Uniontown. and whit
engaged IN hauling the wreck OF an old iarsr
on shore At Mr.. W. Talbut's place, the latte
ordered him OF. and nc not AT once complying
Talbut shot Him. the ball taking effect an tn
back OF his neck.
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T|COLTM BiA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
u Z 4 stated meeting Of the COlum hia Is pnsrs
phlca Society will bp held THIS Saturday EVE
MING, IN the Common Council cha rnber. CITY
Hal, alta clock. Punctuai ATTENDING isd-Sred
IT. Ill. 5. BOW EN-, Rec. See.
0@HARMONY CIRCLE.-A meeting of thi :
uS Association will be held on To MORROW
tSundayl November 81. al franklin Hall corner ri
9Th and d Str. cts, at q. clock D. m An earnest
attendance /. requested. b. order.
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!" We understand that Samuel ". p. O,e,I
~. Of New York. Yesterday presented his
Cc, jertials 20 tine Secretary of Sra1- and w,s
received =. charge dArairrs and Consul den
.rsI - hi Ma.r-'y The King OF ,he Havana,
I-.1n.t- ~ thr I'nIrrd ~ga'..~.
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TTNE iENNE BAME FRANCHISE DESIERE
y rey de LET plaser dsnse une Bonnie femid lone
Benny de enfant on femme de Chsmpe. Adreser
Hobolen Hotel 10Th street Penn>ylvsnia avenue
Washin gton. 10 henrs dn matine a henrs- MOI aI
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DOARD WAGTED-A young gentleman. from
- New York, i DESTROYS Of 0btaiaiu 30 ARD i'll
privat" (CsthOlc) family. here the colnort, al
= home can be experienced. Address 'In1ureT' y
Star Ohtcr.
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XNANTED-A SITUATION. Thy q young man OF
W able qualifications, n book k-e per. collector,
clerk. coPyicst any other active pu rsut. Good
recomme ndations given. Address ''TREvLAC.'
WaShipg tOn. D. T.. .- ..r oc =.
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7 OST-By lady, this.mornins. on Pa avenue
dressed Miss Lizzie Forrest Amy one rsturnin .
the same to No. 4 Maryland avenue right of the
Capitol will be suitably rewarded for their trouble
no II =. :
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WANTED-A H0CSEKEEPER-A re,pacta bic
w white woman to take charge Of a house and
tw" small children. Apply at No. 3I6 g ~treet,
after o clock p. Is .po3t~
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5tdtioncrD ano 5Tantp Goods.
.r5yHE PEN Is MnGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD
THE GOLD PEN-TEE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

' LIZ
TnE COLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On recent Of any Of IN, following in cash or post
.snps the subscriber win eDd by return mail or otherwise
a. directed Gold Pen OF Peps 'e''g ne same sSeT''%
CON FFNs, WITHOUT CAsRs.
2s cents the Magic PEN 80 cents, tn. Luesy Pen;
o 30 cents the AwaysReady Pens ior IS cents the
PEN and for 81. the Excelsior Pen.
The The sA xxi PnSs ~ slLYERzpLATED EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For % cents the Magic Pon far IS cents The Lnekv zen
for > J. the Awsys Ready Pen; FOX % the Elegant
d r y So hs I1ee'1 Pen Ise'1 s are t
wear Of every Of which will lax outAst gross Of The best
Tie mans "a Morton Number and "Qu,hiy' are
stamped on the following Pens and Le Pelns are wAfi'ea
for RI, months EXCEPT assins accident The En.noeIs @
cate sz. only: No. being the smallest No inc hgest
sdsred Tor the pocket No. tie smallest AID No 10 toe
largest mao'h God Fen ior The de,A Long aud medium
q and made only Of fs quality The engra'1nss sis iAe
'ie' o. 'Ne 'T GOLD Id PENS. WITHOUT CASES
Fer7s eens sNo. ! Pen LIST qualify, OF MOB Fen' u
Fo- 81 .No Pen lt quality ora No. PEN I'd qualify
For 81 q No. 5Pes lat quality, ANO. 4Psn, "a quail
' OF 4? g. . rSa 4 r }S, quality. Or No Pen "a quail
For II IS No Fen st Quality ora No. Pen, I'd gativ
Yes 1928 No Pen l.: eusiitT. s,, ysp ,,vrrSsro.
THE SAM G casrs INF wira pE SSThH
FOR ~ syO Pen ls qaal;y or.SSa PEI a. a31s
For ~ - aNo Pen, 1T quality or No rsn 20 q'1A
ty = No. Pen. Sd quality. . , =,
For 81 No. 8 Pen 1t quality. o. NO Pen "a lnaA5'
o. No Pen, a quality. . ..
FOR 50 % No. PEN lst quality, or No Pen 20 qnai'
ity. or a 20 Pen. Sd quality. - 49,
for No Pen. u, quality, or 80 fen 20 2a2Iiiy
For ~ 80 Ne. Pen. LAT quality - - ,,,.,.,,,, =,
COLDPFNs Az QUALITY IN sILVEB-MODNFED
pEsk-bcLDKRS
! For 81 No 4 Ten. ~ - sNo ofeni iof % ''A
/ No G Pen; For as 80 No. : Pen. -
For 70. Pen; Tor - No 9Pen and TO- 30 10
loPen. ,.,.-
The Quality pointed with the best rdosmi'
Ponts carefully selected AND OF th quality are .o.a
with the slightest imPcrfecon which IAN AND TIE eio'e
scrutny detect .
me ID Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
previous 70 tie year 1860 -
The ID OuaityD he niend shall equal in respec, 20 Da
rabity Elasticity and Good Wnin. Qualities tthe only sfl
corsiderstions any Gold Pens made elsewhere
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens he beg. leave to say thst
previous u oneNtng bis New AID Patented Machines ~
could not have made Good Writing and Durable Pens ID
tie price tsd the Gold been furnished gra'utoply.
Iytie, oycsrsnG all tH0ree' specify The Nnr
barr end Quality" # He PeHs rGnted and be Jarfie4a
des1iJe me kind u PenI they prste'-1iehe' "U o
r. For sale by all dealers In the line throughout III
county .o--o..
/ no. - Maiden Lane. New York
Any seudnss single letter post stamp viii receive cir
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NEW-JERSEY RAIIR0AD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPIIA aud tho SOUTH ard WEST, via JER
SEY rY-Mlu and Express Lines leave New.fors at :
aud 10 M, g. and II p. fse ~. Through tickets
.od the South andNe and through baggage checked In
: g N. sud sud II D. trains.
}. ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superinteni lent.
No baggage will be received or trains unless delivered
end checked IS minutes IN advance OF the time Of leaving
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1862. THE 1862.

pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with IL connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
F0OA NEw-l DIX To TAX fRtSClPAL NEsTEKN CirfRs
Eishs trains run daily from Now.Yoh 20 Philadelphia via
Nrw-Jetsey ard Camden and Amboy line
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST ny THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANDT-ST.
BY way OF Philadelphia tie morning passengers leave New
York time other routes; Evening passengers
att p m one hour later than other lines
By way Of Alenown, cysnns passengers leave at m,
three hours later dian tho Nortoin lines aud by both routes
arrive II the tine Northern lines Ia Chicag, aud all
points in The North West Crestue Indianapolis Louisville
points west WITH fewer changes o! cars No., 49,.
Sleeping Cars, without change run from Philadelphia %
PitsbnrgE 9Ss miles and NewYork to rii,s5argh 40 msl
smoking aud Saloon Cara on all trains.
Fare the same a. other touss.
Secure Tickets, good until used. by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Accommodation Line. which affords comfortable mode OF
travel to parties moving Wesw ard at one hall tho usual ae
VI fare. -
BY ih. roue feghts Ct all descriptions be foyardea
To any point the Railroads ONO kentucky In
ROAD DIRECT 10 any port the naY able fnei' Oh
the West by steamers :fom Pittsburgh. . u,..h.
the Pennsylvania Railroad at all times az ayorso q s
charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants ana snap
pers irastins ths transportation o. their Esn 70 ''
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealer. Live stock viii find this most al
analogous route. Capacious Yards wei wae1eo ahi ny
connections aud every attention paid to their wants
fsom Hausburg where will be found every nI
isSSs Al sy;oES and Sn ssaiF .esI
J. h ELLIOTT, PASSENGER Agent no As'o''iiV"s'
LEIGH 4 Co., Freight Agents 81. ,,,,,,.,...
No | Aston House. aud No South "ih's"''~
"o'"'" No. Battery place
ENOCH LEWIS, 0srub sUlt AteSa1tt
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NETWORK g. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
;PRING ARRANGEMENT.

~, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. lS02.
~ COMMENCING MAY 1902. 49,,
Passenger Station In New-York cor. Z'thst and siaN
Inv TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Fer New.Hsven. 3 a. IN, tEAli H'I9 tEhli 0''
- For f" Sd5:eP pc l. NJ, E1li p:ls Er)' $50
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and Wes:por,
Ia m. l2:l5. $3.50, and 4;D p m a., o.o Am =
For NOrwsk, $50 a. In. l2;i3 8 (Ex)i 1''c' f'S D.
for Dssn and Greenwich, r $50 s:lS,9S9 49,
$3.50 p m. o,o ., ,s.rs \ FIJI Q;
for Pot Chester and into pcdiase stations 90a m III
IS $50; 4:30. $3.50, $3.50 p. m.
For Port Che.ter and New Rochelle. 8 o. m, (Lrl
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, a. M, tExl tExl Bp NJ
For Boston, via Shore Line l2ls, Up. m, !Erl ,,
For Hartford and Springfield, a. IN, Isx-l H'i'' .
Fer Connecticut Rives Railroad to Montreal M tEr
ard IL rs p. m. 10 Northampton. ,,,, pr.os O =,
For Hartford Providence, and Fphkl Railroad M
For Nsw.II.Ten New.London, and S.oningtor Railroad
s,8 a m l2:I5 g. q. tEx.D -,
FOR canal Railroad, IL: IS ?. m. % Northampton.
For uours.ouic Railroad, 10 Pcshed, a. m Up m 70
For NsnrStuck Railroad, . g. m. 3p. n. =,
For Dsnbury and NcrwsA Railroad, ], 9Jo a. M :; "
p rn,,,os,ou. Sleeping Car, attached to p. train
JAMES H. HOfT, Superintendent
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ERVOUS DEbILITY-Phy.iolocv and D.
tholosy o. the Organs Of Generation :, or"
MoND, u formerly Professor Of Spsca 49,, ~ " ham
tne oy,seuse nledica College, NewYotk EsTiscd g. ~
Price 81 mailed Those who have been dnnnsa EDITION
We sse1S Specific smsdis. @ Gre Of tn as
b procurs SoVy of . n eh complaints would 10 well
H. u.s. and ai 70 2ss TO be bad only Of pages 10
r. WARNER, 10. ! Vss,,, Nv
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Ocean Gteamers.

NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
~ THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
VIII sail from NETWORK for LIVERPOOL, On
SATURDAY, May 81.
Price OF passage in -
First Cabin. ....."..... sS0Sl3s
according ssteroom accommodations all other privilege
being equal
Third Cabin. ...........S 30fSo
with very superior eccommodatons Suites OF rooms t
families may be engaged by special arrangement No beb
secured until paid for. $50 ,,,,-,y.,, -
plans Of the shr NAV and engagements made 10
freight or pas sape application to CHAS A. WHlIlNv
az the office No. I Broadway, New-York.
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CUPEEME CONTEMPORARIES I,J0s tsTpIy ES i.ir...
- MOsFs ROSE sssns. SAooss The late 6rm Of s;snsr
&C. and q, ss.as Of Emanuel steiner ana 81 ssinsr
end Ss1sSy pssa I before me a.
Brother NJ .ree on the III day Of June 1859 Guy
@ Of that day. my Office No iS s SssSounuS sess
OF Ne" ~ asener Of such firm, nd TO show ~. trust
ssY have why be shoad not be D. ssaa Sy his sas
a. such Assignee ard the e Bono Inv
csncelled b. Order OF the '0u" Jy.w D0TY. RshC~
May ~ w.
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Seeming Hlarbines.
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W tLste WILLIAMS ORYISl
CELEBRATED DOUBLE-THREAD
FAMILY Sc GIN ACH EE9.
FROM 42S TO $50 TheseMschlnes, celebrated through
out NewEngland and the West surpassed by
others in the market while they FIFTEEN DOLLARS
CHEAPER than the cheapest OF any other responsible
makers Better machines for fsmily usc have been
made They are simple reliable ana warranted.
SALEsROOM. NO. o0s BROADWAY, UP STAIRS.
~ BCrcuars and samples Of stitching will bo sent to ali
and favorable Inducements will be offered SCENTS
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