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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
No. a FlrnH 81. NV YonE. June Is. let7

Dr. LeurnLL Dear Sir take pleasure IN terrifying to
the remarkable skill and judgment displayed In the case
of my daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
dicharse FROM the ears since early infancy aud is now,
thanks your treatment able to hear well any
while her free from the discharge Although is
nearly two years since she has beea under your her
hearing remains a. good and her sound the day she
left you o. S. HOLLY.
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Total. go. 90, 3i9 49,, PSI. ..2l3, Ol5 2l6,5

Gurtns majority in 1861. 81, O92; Slenker's ma
iority in 1862 531. Republican vote falls off
about 50, 900; the Democratic vote falls off nearly
l4,OOo and that Is what they brsg over as an i'm
-nense Democratic gain. The figures allow heavy
loss on both sides.
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mARRIRD.

CIyLyER-DRNIsON-A Olesn. N Y, on Saturday, Oct.
2s 1862. by the Rev Mr.. Dunbar. Weets w Culver Of
NewYork, to Miu Annie Debison Of Brooklyn, N 7.
DAvIS-wHITNEY-At Shirley. Mas. on THURSDAY Oct
Farand Davis Of Worcester to Heurstta Parker. daughter
Of the late Hon. James z. Whitney OF Shirley.
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6peuai y oiirrs.


Notice.-A Regular Meeting Of the FIFTH WARD RI
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION will be held 81 Lafds WI
Ward Hotel on MONDAY EVENING. Oct. y, lSo! o. q.
O'clock p IN. Puncusl Attendance 10 rsqu-.,ed ,
fy order NATHAN KINGSLEY, President.
wv HHSRY BAILEY Secretary.
Seventh Ward Wndsworth md Tremnin
Union CluS.-A regular meeting Will DO held on ihIs
(dondsyt EVE ING. a. besdquaften. nos ~ and ~
Heuryst Business Of Importance % BE- ;Isntsesed hcsa
quarters Kept open every evening Until election -
ban. COGEK, PTssident
Jso. A. GaLLlGmHR z. VI. sgIpxoEs seoretatos
Rally Rally for the Union.-Ihs NINTH WAkD
WADS WORTH AND FIREMAN. RffuBLlthN AMI
UNION CLUB vii hold public meriiug THIS ihiondsyl
EVENING At n o'clock At Tho beech.f blidnf e1u@t o.
Bleect,r aid Monou-st. 5. L CONABLE. IhOhAs =.
STEWART and others Ill Nidss' the melting Come one
com. all BY order Of the Club. d. r. HALL free
r.. ID; Thliss' Sec.
Tenth Ward RepabIicLn Association, brook.
Iyn-sii hold adjourned meeting ~ S0 " boeufn 81
fHl5 taobd.Jl EVENING. at d o'olocs A fall ai'"h
dance desired blues OF luporsucs VIII 20 vi0shI
before TIA meeting. J. OAKLEY NODfAE, PfeHdeui
WV. FULToN, Secretary
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"ironsides.''

"ironsides.o
LARGE EXTRA BOUNTY.
Good men yet received to FL up
COMPANY A.
JOSEPH B. STEPHENSON. I'd Lieutenant
Late Of 9Th Regimen, ". O.,
No a. East Z7tbst
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Peoples Union Convention Of The Vllirn CON
GKESslOSAL DISTRICT met the 2tsh October. loo5,
and parsed the 70. lowing preamble and resolutions; -
Uhereas This Convention nominated the Hon OEORGE
BANCROFT candidate Of the PEG pies Union Party Tor
Representative IN Congress from the With Congregational Dis
trict and
pA.sas TIL. Republican Union Convention subsequently,
nominated ELLIOT e. COWDIS the candidate OF thai
party for the office, and
.,eas Mr Bancroft having declined tho nomination ten
dored him by this Convention unless all the Supporters OF the
toycrnmeut could be united in his support aud
hye1I siTenuOu. but unsvins Efforts have bten made
unite all oy. paEiie, to give Mi Bancroft that support 10
which his sreat experience and talents justly entto him
and . .
heycas The Issue IN the district Is between Nh Cowdn
sud Mr. Nelson Waterbury the candidate Of the Seymour
democracy therefore, .
Iesolred Tina, la this chss have no heancy In
deciding whom favor whether loyal man, who viii Oh
serve concieniousy all his pledges In support o th- Govern
the to an honorable peace or
sne VINO Ne believe will al his efforts and influence to
rrnb.ass with view To bringing abolt
d,ouosbs eouproise other settlement favorable
to the Rebels and therefore,
Hoired That hereby nominate for Representative
IN Congress ELLIOT &. COWpIN and pledge him onr
united and unfslteriug support cHAs OOOL LID, Gnu
TiiO-. r. Smith Secretary.
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NRw.YoRK. June 10. 1861.

NRw'TORK. June TO- IBb2
On. LIaHrHILL- Dsay Sir Permit to thank you most
sincerely for the Invaluable services you have rendered In
restoring the hearing OF my Aon who had been deaf from In
fancy and who had previously been under tho care Of lie
bes, medical talent Without tho sghtes, success
Respectfully,
ANsELL HECHr
No. l36 eth.sn
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CenIral Of,lcc. Summary Commi,sion.


The Sanitary Commission, the request OF Gen. bdeck
earnestly advises against the practice oil sending presents
TO soldiers articles which Is supposed wi add TO the con-
eni.uces OF their camp 40 me Anowedse OF the Com.
mission sny hundred uns OF such presents are now piled
in and yards aud old camp groundsJ
THEN falling into the hands OF the enemy AID bat small part
al have been received by those 10 whom they were
have been Of the smallest value 10 them except
aectionae interest Of their fends For this
purpo.e letters other small and hight articles
be by mail would have been much better Larger
gl,s occasion serious practical misehle.en aud officers
being naturally sysTse to throwing them swsythey sdd 70
the which chief OF the excessive
fatigue. and the Sickness Of the soldier Volunteers
universally until they better by dearoought ex-
10 this cause aud the excessive baggage OF their oh
ce the seyere-s Losses OF the Union forces In
the present attributed by the highest military
thorty But when successful In battle the attempt to
pcuIc comfort BY the possession Of unusual amount o
clothing l. nearly always lrusr,ed tho heaviest knspsack
being thrown away the trst long continued hard marcn
while the light retained and the oug and heavily sdss
wagon trains being OF when the light and short one
protected Similar observations apply 10 resheSsn' -
psls The hospital of regiment 10 the hed shoee DC w
Piled With nohpg but the barest necessities ior ne
treatment OF the sch who IN all serious cases are
fast a. possible to general hospitals were o.ar Of res
the regiment available. An excessive .nos' ~
mental hos pita stores and conveniencssn -
sick and wounded for occasions the ~,
separation the regiment Of the ew i 80 Sraa -
the usefuness Of the surgeon Inc a, thi. -.
6ys, against common error o. surgeons IN Wiz ~
.e, a. vii as uxanst the greater eva Of tns ~ ~
-, - ~. voapeeY soldiers 70 carry INTO tne nea -
% oI m. means of comfort to when tney ~ nsv.ussso
ay 10, In com pance with the request OF h- oeneta
In Maj This appeal addressed 80 thoso " "uv'e
Kindness both these evils are oens'su ~ 70 81 vST
| aggfa'Heo anu ' General Secretary.
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The United states Tax Law,

NOW READY. in pamphlet Of 81 pages. on hne ~hite
paper Beside the b which word Tor ~ofd 10 aee'i1su's
Nh the oridnsl ter We APPEND to Il Alphabetical Reca
oulaton Of every article 20 be taxed by the law ana inc
amount Of the tax 70 be- levied thereon Ihs ieniesHS
romple,e and convenient Il 1, possible tomake H. 49,
Price cents postpsd ~ per 100 cent by express %
n,r 100 Il by mal. Address THE TRIBUNE. Aen'foIk.
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P,.h,. Nur,ery or Night Lamp,

ID
q1i. ,dmIrabl. arrangement for tue Sick Room and
Nursery adapted 70 Gas Kerosene, 1, admitted by all who
pe Water l. boiled Tea drawn, Coffee made Me.. hst
ss boiled Farms and Cruel cooked, Herbs stepped and Al
send for a CIRCULAR. W. H. FISH Co, No. 3J9 Broad
way, ~ u
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER e. 1862.

Chapped Hands, Face, Lips, 5anburu, &c.
CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURE.
HEGEMAN Co.'S CAMPHOR ICE WITH GLYCER.
me- used according to the directions viii keep the hssds
soft in the coolest weather Price, Is cents Sold BY Drug
gists Sent by mail o receipt Of 20 cents
HE0EMAN Co. Chemists and Druggists. New.York.
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100000 Worth OF
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
cosE
JOHN AIEEKS & SON,
Nos 800 and 335 st, northwest corner OF Broadway
WIN the Of their superb stock Of Cabinet Fnrni
tuf, a. cost 10 reduce msdo OF the very bee. wen
seasoned and selected material by tho bes, workmen In tho
country their workshop under the supervision Of he
hrm reputation for excellence OF nsnuisctue mas
bson established ~ years
Goods Packed and Shipped to Al Parts Of the World
I L.vr lust completed my large aud extensive
s,oci OF FALL ard WINTER CLOTHING, not surpassed
A.. 10 VARIETY TASTE, aud STYLE in this cty: The
1HILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPARrAENT not
,agaled All Of which will be sold very low prices Please
fB BALDWIN
Noe ~ and = Bowcry.
The lars.n store In the city
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p.usious. 800 Bounty, and ray i'ocu'eu e,u Sor
Sailors and the Relatives OF such -
| oeo'"''" NETTLETON GILBERT CAMP
At their Collection Office.
No III Broadway (TTinity buildingl, NewYork.
", all business done after this date, charges will DO -
Per soldie.snd Sailors Pay, less than $50 In
amount 81 when over 81" In amount q per cent on the
Arrears Of Pay and 100 Bounty for relatives
AZ deceased Soldiers, u per cent.
For procuring Pensions-The Government Fec, ea
Sand aeosing cent stamp Tor our Book Of lnstrusoaA
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TESTIMONIALS.

METROPOLITAN HORN, Nsw YonK, Aprll 1854
DEAN srR take much pleasure ia testifyins to the
professional skill exhibited by you in your treatment Of
case Of severe Inflammation of the throat and with
which have lately been afflicted Upon coming under
your charge immediately relieved and speedily cured
of most aggravated complaint which several physicians
had previously sought In vain to mitigate.
As somewhat Of stranger in the city, would state
tina. you are at liberty to substantiae my statements,
necessary by reference to my relatives Mr. A. v. Stout,
Peden. Of the Shoe and Leather Bank of NewYorf and
to Mr. Everett Clspp Of the Western Transportation Com
pany. No. - Cosntiss Slip
With much esteem, am cir. your obedent servant,
FRED NJ HANKS
To Dr. LiSh.hl- No. "a g. Marksplscs, NY.
Nos SIS AND SO READRsr, I
Nzw.YokK. sept s. IS6a)
yons man IN our employ has been under the medical
care Of Dr. LightL for Deafness and D.chse from the Ear
With which he was afflicted since infancy The discharge has
ceased for tie past months and his hearing ia materially
Improved WEAVER, RICHARDSON Co.
ADEAP MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.
Ny SOD now IL years Of sse has been deaf and dumb and
two years Dr. Lghlh has succeeded In restoring bis hear
ns to such degree that be 10 able to learn TO speai
with facility
Tho succeu which the Doctor has had 10 this b"
h. knov NV
the public.
GABRIEL LowEYsTEIN. No. Us springst.
Nsw.Yorh. Aug Is, 1864
METROPOLITAN HorKL, NEw.YoRx. Aug. 2e isf2.
Dr. Lshh h.. succeeded in restoring my hearing which
was considerably impaired and has also removed the noise.
In my head which had necessarily annoyed me-
As am resident Of Eew-Oreans. and stranger in the
city intending to stay bu! short time longer make refer
epoe to Msra sturges Bennett Co.. No l2s Fronss and
and to Mr. J. T. Fisher No. % Pakrow, to whom an well
known and who ar. familiar with the circumstances Of my
case. O. De CASTRO
BRooKLIs. n. Y, Aug. 10. 1854.
Henry Laws now stopping with has been afflicted with
ds.fues, for time He applied to Dr. Lish,hin who
sasr few week. treatment, completely restored him, so
that now he hear, well and ia enabled attend to busaess
which before he ooud ~i,hou, great inconvenience
JOHN MURDOCH,
No. I9T Fultonst. Brooklyn.
Nrw YORK, July 2s, 1864.
thereby certify that have suffered during many yesr
from trouble 10 hesIing-one last became entirely deaf
and the other so bad render conyeaon very difficult
applied to Dr. L,hihl Of No "a ST. Mkplsce, who. in
short time and withou, pain restored tbs Of
ears 90 that / can now hear perfectly well
J. DISCO No l3o East 21d-st
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Robes de Chslnbro
FOR GENTLEMEN,
TRAVELLING SHIRTS FOR BOYS,
TRAVELLING SHIRTS FOR MEN.
FINE FRENCH CASHMERE.
Very heavy,
ANEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE, AT
DEVLIN & CO.'S,
BROADWAY, CORNER or GRAND ST.
BROADWAY, CORNER OF WARREN ST.
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Wapted-In frst.class thrse.yer regiment two CAP
TAINS and three LIEUTENANTs, to compl.e the organi.
ration No need apply WHO 10 not perfectly compe-
tent and must have Men or means to procure them Al
dress Immediately, with fall particulars and where isoe.
view may be had COLONEL. Tribune Once.
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Pensions. Pay. Bounty sIopey, &C., eeIlse.
Military Notice Relative to the DRIFT.

promptly and the lowest terms, BY
GEO. WOODMAS, No. 80 Pine II.
Refers 70 Shepherd Knapp esq the Rev H. w Belows D.
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Gentlemen wishing to see Service in Regimes

Gentlemen wishing to see Service in q Resns.l
the held under officers Of sk ability invited
TO cs o. LOCKE. Army and Navy Agent, No 20 Pine
st. who assure the positions Captain. lat Lisutensu3
and I'd Lieutenant 70 suitable persons.
Excelsior Brigade Band.--GREAT CHANCE FOR
SICIAAS2i hu.ieiaIs wanted complete the
Band The members Of the Band called upoa
perform any other aud will receive the pay.
Inquire OF 4. CASILLI, Editor LEO d'Itaia
No. 1913 Broadway
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Militarp Notlfes.

The WomRn's Central Association Of Relief
for the Army desire to acknowledge the receipt u TIE
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New and Desirable Goods-Per ships " Victohne."
GermsniA." and GRAND 1urk"-Ws are now receiving
from France out OF the above ships very desirable
FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS,
which enabled to offer much below market prices.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS lS3
WHITE FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS ~ pisces.... 4Go
WHITE STONE CHINA TOILET SETS. pieces" l -
CUT-GLASS GOBLET5 per dozen.................. 10
VASES. 50 cents per pair and upward
Ato, Decorated Dinner Sets French Clocks and Bronzes
PGrian Ststuary 6c, at low rates
t.. V. HAUGHWOUT e. Co.,
Nos ASS, 100, and 1872 Broadway,
corner Broadway and Broome-su.
save your Money.
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
For sm. bottle Of HAIR DYE when you get bottle
hvs time, large, Of better Dye, for the same money
wILBoRs MONITOR HAIR DYE
BsuPERsEDIsG OTHERS.
Il requires no preparation does not smut or wash OF will
not soil the hnes linen One application will last until tho
hair grow. out when IT can be applied OF tho roots "hoat
more trouble than q common hair oil.
IruwARRlsTED ISJCRs rHa HAIR OR SKIN
Manufactured only By
ALEX b. WILBOB. Chernnt.
No. Ice Courts.. Boston.
For sale IN H.wYork by J. MILBAU. No. 1873 Broadway
and ID s. BARNES No l2 Broadway.
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"Upion Of Loyni Mcn for the sake Of tn

- Union Of LOynl Wien Tor the sake OF inc
uiou III ~ Is -FIRsI WARD PEOPLES UNlOh
AssOCIATiON.-A meeting viii DO held ON MOSDAf
ENING 2.th inst OcioE a. the Of this
CATION corner OF Broade4Y and J4dtL G. e. Eeyno.ds
ga. D. Il 1Temsn, esp John H. White eco, and other
speakers both AMI Republicans vii BE- pre-
cent TO adde's meeting ~ favor Of so'snng Al the oso,
bot the Administration Ia s with tfaora The hrpub
cAn Association and the Nsd'worh Ilno Of tho ward arc
respectfully invited TO be preseet. ~ - ,
CHARLES GOULD. President
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ONCE noar i,h wIDSw6RH xSD iiy UNION
All oilr~n, Of h. Nih We'd 10 fsyor u vigorous foseou
u1n Of the and all thoss oTpos~i 10 r section 81 any
obm.ioel.t ouusss cafcsy invited O. as.sftr
en- mace At Kunks Hotel NO 90 Grand ct. On TUESDAY,
EyESiSG the % inst. a. Y o'oloci
The loOsas named eminent sp~AAsrs have been invited
sn4 81, "a pcctcd 10 sodre.. the ulseiins.
- UottACF 0KEELTY GUSTAV KOERSER eco
In "a "A sIANTOs Hon. RUFUS h. ANDREWS,
IA MEs IA Hustled s.1. Hon. JANIS A. BRIGGS.
IT, Ifron eo Club viii be present and ns " their
,boir..t ,ops, JAMES ". OLSEN,
4. ..,..,.. Ifesl1Sut
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Wnrd.-The NllI,h Wsrd tassorth Campaign Cub viii
Mold . IA LITIGATION MEETING ~ tne.i LeaIqusrefa
No. 40 Grand e.. THIS (Mondsyl EhEslhO' Oct n.
4hs Hon. Abram Wskensn, the Hon. II H. stanton, the
Hon Jo.e,h Horo the lion. Chses Spencer, aud oihsrt
viii sdirc.. the meeting Al citizens asorsbe 10 the Re
usbneaa Union nominations arc islsd 10 attend
AEDREH CRAFT, Pfeddeul
IoHS ss1sorH' Secretaries.
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.n, ~ III. Cub viii be- hcs Il Lincoln Hall corner
gJ street aHd 9Th sv THIS (hondaS) kNEsINO, Oct r.
1852 a. a p ~. Thonss !. Boynion 81 hey West ria
C.yta l. fobnson Of ia. Joseph Remington Of Fla ths
Hon H. h Stanton. the Hon Abfan NtksmAn and Othei
= ninent .heskes will sddr,ss the il.eiing
wM UsiifR President.
u Pc
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seyeuleeufh Ward.-A sps-'al meeting Of the A'llh
WARD KEFUBLlCAS ASSOCIATIONS will be held on
MONDAY EVENING Ocl. r. 1919 Lincoln Hall. no lb3
East Hous,on.si ISAAC EcDAf, vice -ffcsldenl
CuAHLEs n. GRoyEs. Secretary.
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POSTERS from -loA o. upwAId
TIChEIs from q cts go up. Curb Slips. &c, Sc, &C
CHRISTOPHER. MORSE sklPPEN,
No. los Nassau. si.-No. 100
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NEw.YoRK & NEw-HAyEY RAILROAD.
sTRINC AREANGEMENr

CDN1lf NJ lNtf NAY g. ZOO.
P...sug.r Station ia Sew.vor 4I,as. aad tti'aV
'-'' TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:
Fo- TsrHsvea. :. o D. a., IT, }; i1i5. CEn)i $780,
TO. sd8.cpori :, t. -, ,EE.l; l2l5. GEli $50
70. At Ord h,..io-l Fairfield, Southport ani Wepor,
10 NoIssik Z. $50 a ~ l2:l5, ,, GE)i $50 $780, .;
fo- D.rs1 S ana Greenwich T. 800 T. nj pl5 $50 4;30
lo Stafford. :, 8, F1) $50 M 1918. ''ETl, Q;
10, Cbes.e and lie 70 eaiate stations e:1os. n. ~
100. 1870 $50, $50 p. H.. .
~ r.. Chesef aud 'see- Rochelle. ep. m, lE1.J
CONSECTfN6 TRAINS.
FOR Boston. vie spfiag I'd, m, tEHh (Erl p M
TO- Boston. Via Shore Line 1913, g p. N, Ok
fo- B.ris-d aud Springfield q "a. ltx-h It'l'' y
~ C6nnecicat River Railroad to Montreal a m, fEEl
q .2.lt 3 N. 10 NortLaa ptoh. o. .,.., 9, 3.
Tor Hstf1rd Provi4eA.e r, AID FDhhil b'lIold' NJ
tati. I1.i1 .. DO a., Mt
az O. d.. T.. 10 g. .. H.. ft1.l .
TO- C.. 81 Rui-0ao. i2:l5 D. ri % Ncuhtmpon
&c. Horsarorlc EiroaG 70 Fitisheld s. a. o. n 20
y r'l..ur ard on SatsrG-' lbr1u-h 20 Pitt held
FOR Nsagsfucz Raif0ai. @ a. ~. 3 D. N 90.
f,. D,rbury and NOr"ak Railroad q 5:'V Ir, =; -
p
4AMES ii. HOGT, Superintendent.
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1852.
1862.
TIL T.

FeTSsyLvANIA CENTRAL RAlL8O4O
.,. .5 !. e,'g,c',,,.; ,ori. j., norm,
Pow Nh".i ORB 70 lHE PhNcHAt "R.' orr
Es1. 'irs sun caJ ffom S.w-fofk 70 Fn -iep'a, ia
A., . NeF.Je-.ey "a C.,o den and hnloy lie. 80 ,-.
~ likOlpb TRAINS FOR Iltt Wf-l ~ Ills
EOLIE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT 81 CUtEILAHOI-sI.
q 49, fhl4deilait iis r'niuz pas.ensei '-aF~ new
~. q. io same ue othsr routes Evening - eger'
~ one hour later f.tn JtleI line.
- e Allentown 'rsfirg Jls-engrrs leave q D ~.
~ ~ et tlaa iho northern ire. ed bg both routes
=. - teue te af houbcrn lines iu Chr.go o46 I'D
poi.'s n Ire No1lAYesi Cfrs.ase Idrooo.is LouiryIe
= i't - 'tstlui Couuibu.. Cincinnati. aud Cd main
sei.r Gers, wioa.scS.ag ran from PhHaa-lptia TO
At'.i - ~. sad Ac~ ok 20 Pitt ~ $50 miles
Su0t snd Saloon c sss ol al t,giu.
Var .snle a. other ror'ss
"a 81 - caeckod through. Trrs,trs Zee
Se,-i' i4-Aei,, Ses1 1 s,lis u5e4 by limbaugh
a. Nf.SI r'tN EMIGRATION
A prl.fstlr Line vi iab aa,-d, a r. 30 o.
psli4ss noeils Nes,~td, ., hsi be asn. .s,ss
FRFlGnrs.
br IA cute freight e 81 d,,cnp.ion, can ., Gv.-,,3
AID oI tuy CONS a. iiroad Of ono hro,.ciy in
bDAp DIRECT OF % sny port on tho uaygsbe r,of, Of
U,t West By steamers from Pitl'boIgh
e. y1vsnil RAILROAD ego - 81 tiinos a eyos a. 40
- ~ y ohcr haioad Companies. Me'e.l,s AID clio
TOY .t9 re tran sou OF thor tIeifht Con-
s''-fe q" le.y with contd' roc on sspt3dy transit
LIVE STOCK.
fHi't I'D Dei'eft 70 live Stock vl It'd th rcat a.
.'fee' toote. Cap4dous iasd. ~cn wa'ei,o had sa2
every cotseicare lGy9 been oltled o. tiis Inc
euons ln1 every attention 70 paid 10 itDif wsr.s
l'e'' fg whcic EII De- found ey-ry c0uFe lei ~
rnwYoFSx a., S s% s;es1 Of 81 ylADSL
~, dhIIldOIT, P-sseneer Agent. No LsCr.lIouaa
ihLOh Co., ,eiiht Agerls
r.ro 10 Assor nau.e IA No South WiliaD.st
MCDONALD 20 CROFF, Ym'srsni 4 ssns,
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1YNION COURSE, l.. /.
~ GREAT GALA RACING DAY.

FRIDAY, JULY 4 lcuZ -
Thee splendid this day. First race 'sks .' D.
yesroid mite heals closed with IL entries second race
Ores. Handicap. mcs ont closed with ID sntr's lDHh
Ladies Cir for Saddle Horses hslfue heats ior
aniaceh snamerd gold watch inlsd with danonis Maay
% the best Rscu Horses m America will apD"er IA these
H. order give the public Opportunity 20 witns
sLpln ltr a. possible tho Nansge has
G.termined or ts DAY allow the pc. Of aii .i1n TO
the aed g. the precedenteiy low plio- OF % CENTS
Ladies parted by gentlemen, u" be sine free OF
charge. STEAM CARS will leave South Terry fsr the
Coufss every during the day. Horse Cars viii leave
fulton Wsli-si sni South Ferry eysry five inmates. .er
Eat New York conEecng with The ~ that place
IL, he Course. Hofs Cara will sso leave Dgsiouav"nne
Ferry Wilii.asbglgh lor East Newi ors every nnyies
'' JOHN J.. Cassidy.