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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07
From Cairo.
A GREAT BATTLE.

Special dispatch to the Chicago Times
Cairo, Oct. 5.
Gen. futile received dispatch this
morning giving good news from Corinth.
Price made the attsck on Friday, with
forty thousand men. The fight lasted up
to last evening. The enemy were rspulsed
with great slaughter. Our troops are
said to have acted Iobly.
Gen. Dodge sends dispatch to this
place to prepare for large number Of
wounded.
There is no doubt that the battle has
been very severe one.
Second DisD0fcL I
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07
Second Dispatch
Cairo, Oct.

SaiOB OOt. u.
The battle on Saturday at Corinth was
one of the most severe of the war Price
attacked our right, aud Van Dorm and Low
ell our left. They were sure of success,
AMI fought desperately. When they crossed
the Hatchie River they burned the bridge,
not expecting to need it to make good their
retreat. At one time our centre was pierc-
ed. and the rebels penetrated as far as the
Corinth House, in nearly the centre of the
town. They were driven out at the point
of the bayOnet. Van Dorm pushed his
way through the abatis on the left, and
reached the ditch, in the face of storm oc
grape and canister. The Tweaty.seventh
Ohio and Eleventh Missouri then made
charge, and his column gave way. Many
sank down and begged for mercy.
The rebels were completely routed
Their dead and wounded are scattered for
five miles along the road. The number
lost is not known, bur it is very great
Our own lossis heavy, particularly among
officers. Gen. Hackleman is killed, Gen.
Oglesby severely wounded, and Coils.
Smith, Gilbert, and Mower wounded. We
have taken between 700 and l 900 prison
ers, not including wounded,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07

committee appointed at said meeting is
sued and disbursed war fund certificates
of $50 each as follows, to wit
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07

The following is the report of the coun-
ty clerk referred to in the report of said
committee.
80 the Board Of Supervisors of Wll
Co,
''rhe undersigned county clerk of said
County hereby begs leave to report to the
Board.
That in compliance with the order of
abe board passed at q special meeting on
the Both day Of July last appropriating
the sum of $50, 600 as bounty to volun-
tee-s enlisting in the service of the United
States, he has under the direction and
with the cooperation Of your var fund
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1900; at Waterloo aud Qnsrtrc Esas one on
eaermcnt in fact, 100000; at Bsodino, at fon-
tanoy, 100, 900; at Art,eia, YO0, OOO: at Chaonr,
800 900 Of Attila's army alone; 43o, 900 Usipeies
slain by Julius Cesar In one battle, and 43o, 600
Germans In another.
Take only two cass. The army Of xcrxe.,
SAYS Dr. Dick, must have amounted to ., 2Ss ,32O;
and II the attendants were only onothifd a. great
as common At tho present time In eastern coun-
tries, the total sum must have reached nearly
6,oOO,OOO Yet in one year, this multitude was
reduced, though not entirely by death, TO 300, 900
lighting men; and Of these only 5000 escaped
destruction. Jcnhiz Kahn, the terrible ravager
OF Asia In tho thirteenth century, shot ", 900 on
the plains of Mesa, and massacred 200, 900 at
the siorIning of Charaisn. In the Herat district
be butchered I, coo, 600; and In two cities with
her dependencies, 100000. During the last
twenty-sevcn years Of his long reign, he Il said
10 have massacrod more than half million every
year; and, In the first fourteen years, he Ia sup
posed, by Chinese historians, 70 have destroyed
not lees than IL, 100000 sum total Of 81 ,00O,-
900 In forty-one years.
In any view, what fell destroyer IL war !
Napolcon's wars sacrificed some 1000, 900; and
AZ the wars consequent on the French revolu-
tlon, some nine or ton millions. The Spaniards
are said to have destroyed, Ia forty-two years,
more than IL O00, 900 Of American Indians
Grecian wars sacrificed u 900, 900; Jewish wars,
20, 600, 900; the wars Of the twelve Crsars, 3d.
900, 900; in all the wars Of tho Romans, before
Julius Cesar, So, 600, 900; the wars &c the Roman
Empire, Of the Saracens and the Turks, 60,000,-
900 each; those of the Tsrtars, so 600 900; those
Of Africa, 100, O0O, 900! "If we take into con-
sidcration," says the learned DR.. Dick, "the
number not only Of those who have fallen in
battle, but Of those who have perished through
the natural consequences Of war; we will not, per-
haps he over-rating the destruction Of human
life, IL wo were to affirm that ono tenth Of the
human race has been destroyed by tho ravages
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Tue Prince Of Wales 10 the Mosque Of
Hebron.


The LONDON TIMES publishes letter from one
81 thc party who accompanied the Prince OF Wales
W us VISIT 10 the Mo'que of Hebron, which en-
closes the tombs OF the great patrarchal family.
me writer SAYS
within tins sacred precinct for Goo years, no
inr pean, except by stealth, has ever set foot
~ the head OF the staircase, which by Its long
ascent showed that the platform OF The mosque
wa on the upperinos' slope oi inc hill, and
therefore above tho level where, ii anywhere,
the sacred cave won'' be found, we entered tho
precincts Of Tue mosque h'c,i, AMI were received
hY one OF its suaiii,n', u descendant OF ono 81
ia" rompah'yiIs VI 1ohah'r', with the almost
'1afl'sy On his part thous'. MOI without deep
tfo1hs from some OF hi attendants, rcdoublcd as
We moved from ono sacred spot to another We
passed (without our shoes through an open
court into the mosque. With regard to the
building ltseii, two points AZ once became ap-
Parent hr.t, that 1t had been originally n
hyhant'he church' 10 any one acquainted with
" ne s' anS ri,h Of H. st. soha a, cog;"n
Aiho' tuis l. eviicnt from the donhls nartlcx
or porlieo and from the four pillars OF the
nave Secondly, 'h"t y bad been conycrtcd, at
much later persi, INTO mosque; This is in
di.ai"l ~ the pointed arches, ana by the trun-
'ainh OF We hp'e' ms building occupies TO
,podh roGsh'i) ABOUT ohe;thlrd OF the platform
proceed To describe ne relation to the sepuchrcs
w 20 ". ,N'.'"', VI INV
outer por'icocS whic'i contain tho two first. In
Tue rc'"Ss on the rish, Il the alleged tomb Of
Abraham on tue lei tha' 81 sarah, each guard
ed ny siiyer gates Inc shrine containing tie
toiip oi oar.h we were requested not 20 enter, rs
beng that oil a woman: lhe shrine OF Abraham,
after momcn'ary hesitation, and with PRAYER
offered to the patriarch for permission to
enter, was thrown open. The chamber is clsed
IN marble Tue tomb consists OF a coiiin-like
siru,a,I' iss most MS,'cm 'Imos' butt up Of
P'a,,ere' stone W mario, ~ hu,sS win carpets
which cover ms tomb are sait TO have been
presented by Mohammed H., Sclm |. and the
late Sultan, Abdul Medjid. | need hardly say
that this tomb (sud the same remark applies to
all the others tocs not profess to he more than a
cenotaph raisel above the actual grave which
lies beneath. But 1t was impossible not to feel
a thrill OF unusual emotion at standing in relation
AZ Mas 10 a., a s,,t
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Look here, my lai, the Colonel observ Il
as the hoy reached into his pocket for more pow.
der, "you want something to eat-herc lis.
Let him have what he wants, sir, " ho ailoI, I'D
dressing the proprietor. There's your change"
AMI he threw a llt-lollnr on the counter.
THANK You. ii. That's the pre- 'ious oin,
men,,' declared the proprietor, bowling himself
over the money rs il il hal been the shrine of
hi. patron saint. :" Ian glad sir you don't pay
in shinplastcrs--no wrong intended to our Lloy
ed AMI glorious 'Fedcrarr! But you don't ca.
shall change this: and he hung UPON the
answer as ii all hi, earthly fortunes were DEPEND.
ant upon it,
"No no. Let it pay for the lads supper"
"All right, sir. Sat yourself here. m, bow. "
AMI he indicated chair at a-Sile-,ahlc. There,
You .hsll have all you cnn eat this time. rs ia.
gentleman has PAID ior it, but don't YOU dare to
,ome again, or
lie implied an awful throat with his uplif,,,
finger, to which the boy responded with A Will.
ish glare Of dciiancc,as he shuttcd himself to the
proiferoi seat. The proprietor Gllel a large
plate with the essentials TO viii IA he had callei
the attention OF tue Colonel, and placed il in
front Of the hali-iamislel youth, who immcIin
stely commenced eating in voracious man.
ner.
. Hes only half-witted fellow" exclaimol
the proprietor to the Colonel. ." 'lIalf-wit Jul,
uiey cal mn' ho'. been wandering around
'hi' vicinity several months, coming FROM some
"hcrs UP country lis name is Jude Ilalcom y
no my name a'n' jude nuther. IL
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sSs@i woNY, eueil, Portland; N r weol, Ducl
nfhans fhtladelphia, Lpae star vincent. Iisnfss
ahehsal kason Philsdsiphis; o " Hyn.cn
Dress, 0c,dss Yi:scs HAIL 81 Pierre, Johi
SShdp, Ross, Turks Island; Lew Rowe. Keller
WssDui Mary Alice, OLSON, Barbadocs.
sL00fSSis-: River Hoyt. Hartford; w u
ccwen, Brotherton, Fr5tiientsi Em'iy' ffee's'n'
y; Lsdx Lake. Lake, Ncrwch'
NJ ARRIVED.
eTHANsHrrs Roanoke, Couch. Havana May
n, u,dse and passengers n Ludlnm y lieircken
Falcon. Williams. Providence. With mdse.
Anthracite, Jones' Philadelphia, ITO
PARKs-J N Thurston, Gilkcy. " ,shka'
APciro, Cafero, Castle Ia Mar ~ days, 'ri'.
BRIGs-Lyts, Gray. Elkahe,hpor, Tor u st,n'
Crccus Bush. Trinidad, Cul', 94'h W. sugar
eCHooNERs- Princess, Lowell u 'ston' do
Connecticut peans. Middl,town days
Lady of the Ocesn. Pro, siencs for h.il"ue'n!.N'
Oniy s,n yohnsoI Elsab,thpot Tor Ausu'n'
AJpyer Cc,irsll. Eli,stcihIo,t T., LION
<loyerncr, Chase. Enrslr,,ioit 'or hs'lh
asnsor. Jordan. Elisats thipr for " 's'on'
M Mssp Finch Dewey. York River days.
ARRIVED LAST EVENING.
sryAMsIiiPs- DAM webster, II sssni'aryIfos-
rital ship Bcthon. White House 70 hours
Penguin. u . suntossl Williamson, Mesquite
lnlet fla. ijth inst
,siiIP-yictory, Ainswor,h. Liverpool. mdse.
,RARKs-Esse. Baker, Port Royal M, iah.
Mary, Gibbs, Trinidsd, Cul =, Y6 days, suss''
Nh CASTOR. Parmslcs Santa Cru, IL days
BRIGS-Msry Cobb, Youu., santa Cruz, sugar
Caroline. Porter. Aspin~Nl. 81 dsys cocoa;
Three sisters, Pinkhsn, Cumberland isrpor.
Gen Bailey, Noycs, Ps..rino ~ days nun.
.sCuOoNERs-A Baker. Baker, Bsraooa, fruit.
Bstokcly, Coihufn. 81 pimingo City, hides.
Nmrpi, Patterson, yorktown days,
Magellan. Nunn. Fortress ,nros days.
spencer II. Penney, II ,ttefas Inlet Al INST.
III tie RJ>,. b. aid, Army May !, sugar.
Time. utrris Cape Charles. MI, corn.
W stevens Eaari,,hIsrt for Portsmouth.
TUNA do DO
Columbia do for n,stOn.
C'sris.a osborn, rnllsicpls sr Boston.
d II Smith, s1upcr Fortress Monroe davs
John Tway. Gilman, do do
Fountain. DAVIS, Baltimore, with coal.
&C. banner, Jr, Chambers, Yorktown days
y prrad ,, Cole. y ,znlCti Iort ~ salem.
&c waldrpn. Elsabsthpurt or Pro,idensc.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1862
Hugh, the Volunteer.


Boys, are you all at home tonish,i
Simon aud seth. AMI J .lnt
How should the Old house be 50 changed
II only one Is gone
You know love you each aud all
Inocd MT say do,
Bu, my heart Ia lus, NJ sad and US sick
Ash hsd oul! Hugh
lam will him In his ten, ., nj ,ht-
His morning drill share
In the march, and ia tie iiild OF nsht-s
l am with him every where.
I miss his strong and willing hands
In every thing We do
Another must do double work
To Ill thc place Cd! Hugh.
Pray for him nisht and morn, boys,
Pray tot him all tn, day
Let me see. u lac lives he will DO
Twenty years old In Nay.
Al, then we'll make Ne OLD house ring
with many in,try sound
God grant be may be- bnok again
Before the time comes round.
Ay, back again, MI sound and safe.
To sing a birtl.dHy gIcc,
And make hs mothers heart grow young
But II he Shouldn't br.
We'll keep his place nj the table Gll
TIE sam. ~ Il he were here
Ne isn't the lad t. spare himself
But there isn't much IL fear.
lie isn't lai 10 spare himself,
Nor The lhd 10 yield ~. right
but world ~ Col thi1 q IN were done
Aud our Hush home tonight.
Grltten Expressly for the New York sun.
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TO DYSPEPTICS-IF YOU ARE SUI
i iering from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatul,nry,
Loss Of Appetite, sinking Vt the stomach, 5ui
VIII mud speedy relief by using the best remedy
ever iutroduoed-itis
DIR SMITHS ANNIl!ILATOE
To be had At Hoadley's, 8I Eighth ave- N D,l.
wins 40 Grand 81 Reade * 20. o. l,0 All,.l cor
OF Stanton 81, Reade d Miller con. ave ID and
Houston Of, and Maloy's, cor. Secvnd ave and 80th
s. Dspot-A6 South Secoui 81, WiIis ulshurgh.
y!ics afly csnts Per pottts, uubls S$Ad'VQ
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VlOO GROHEsrEEN q HALE SlOO

having removed to thel new wsrerooms, ais
Broadway, are now prepared Y offer the pub
wood Panoiorte, containing oil improvements
known IN this country or Europe. 0vsr-struhg
bass, French grand action, harp pedal, full
iron frarle, for $3.50 cash, warranted Tor yeare.
Rich moulding cases, $iIb 10 $500, all warranted
made Of the best seasoned msterIsl, and to stand
better than any sold for $500 OF So by the old
methods OF manuiacthre. We invite tiv lest Judges
TO 81 anime aud try these new iustrr 'nts, .nd we
stand ready at all times " test th n with any
others manufactured In this country.
CRoVEsTEEN d HALE, AIS Broadway, NY.
In 4 2.anel2A
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nErARTMENT OF FINANCE, COM

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CON-
~ troller's Office, April 18th, 1s62.-Notlce for
redemption OF property sold for unpaid asseas-
mshts for opening, widening, aud extending streets
and avenues.
Public notice 10 hereby given TO the owners, occu-
pants, or persons otherwise Interested therein, that
the detailed statement Of property sold in Decen-
Der, 1850, for unpaid assessments, for opening,
Widening, and extending streets and avenues, u
published In tho New York Daily Tribune,on Tues
days and Fridays OF each week, describing the pro-
perry 90 sold, aud the time when the same must be
redeemed; In default OF which, leases will b Issued
therefor.
Z. II. KINGsLAND, Clerk OF Arrears.
anil l2FSTusl33
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A POSITIVE SACRIFlCE-TlIE GREAT
IA est bargains
EYER OFFERED IN NEW YORK.

EVER OFFERED IN NEW YORK
5000 YARDS OF BRITISH, FRENCH AND
GERMAN DRESS GOODS.
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
From BE-. t. 2hc per ysrd.
1000 yards IploIlns, at b..
lh,O~ yards BARGE Ang aip. wool fi'lng, Giir.
1900 yards Htte4c AnylAis, bfochs f-utc,p'
" OW yards Barge Augais, printed, very pretty,
iOc.
1000 yards Check M1s,mbquca, &C..
1000 yard. Check Pol lie Chcvtc, IL. and Is. -
10000 yards grny mixed Poll dc Chcvie, Is. aud
IL. 81.
10000 yards gray Mozambi1nes, Il. Oh.
1000 yards gray Poplns, Ia. Gl.
6.5o0 yards silk aud WOOL Grenadines. ts OIL.
5000 yards high color PLAID Mollmbiqucs, is. Cd
and IL. Oh
5000 var Is Check silk Mixture Mozambilues, 2s
case Mourning Lawns, 1uc.
2 cases Mourning Challies and Delaines, IL.
case Mourning Delslpss, Is. I'd. 80.
ease Chints Poplins L.. ID, former price o..
do. silk Poplins, q. Cd, d.. do. bs.
do. do. 40 g., do. do. 81 90
1 do. do. d.. ifgnred.) rs. Cd, do. 81 90
Besides Splendid Variety Of all the --latest
styles Ia Dress Goods, cheaper thn;. any other
house III tho City.
Ladies can rest assured that this advertisemtn;
IL no hunbug. that the goods arc really bargains.
ana tina, ;no prcJ quoted above are not more than
hny cents % the dollar In many cases, ani In no
cnsc are the goods marked at anything like Ge.T
full value.
ALSO
~ cases English Maidcr Prints, almost equal 10
French Ia styles aud printing, and very handsome,
at L.. yard
W. II. ROBERTS, -
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Entered according g. Act Of Congress, in the
Cek's OFcr, ui the Dtt,i,t Court of the ; juthcrn
Dttrlcl OF y " YORK, by Nose, - Beach. In the
year one ihpueIld eight hundred and sixty.,wo.
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l. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.

OF BROOKLYN.
s.7 rrLToN STREET, 1. WALL I STREET SssT:
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
This Company insures property. of all kinds asains
Loss or Damsge by fire, on Us favorable terms y
TEUNIs J. BERGEN, President
JAMES B. THOMPSON, Jr., see'y. =
GEO; " hunt, Assi.tap.
H TSSs d JON sS SHsk oH rsaYs
JAMES HAkPkM xLExANGGSR MccUNk.
LEWIS HURST. d. 8. vOORHEkSNrAs
JOHN L. sPADER, JAS. H.SCHOONAkAxnn
HENRY J. CULLEN, MICnE1ljNEVIN,
LEyERITT II. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON,
PhiLlP :. CkOOKE, JOHN LEFFERTs,
JAMES b. COOPER, CORS J. BERGEN,
JOHN G. sCHUMAKER,ALEX w. BFNNEN,
JOHN J.. WANDERBILT,JAMEsT TITUS,
HENRY TiENkEN, JESSE G. ROWAN.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
York-Mutusl, with q cash capital Of si2sOOO in.
vested In stocks Of the State of New York aud nrso
class bonds and mortgages.
GEO. c. RIPLEY, sect'y.
tYrhis Company has adopted principle In
tended 70 prevent the lapse ofany policy and to -
which their payments will provide for. Our MEM
bers need not apprehend, therefore, that their ina
bility 10 pay the premium at any future time VIII
involve the loss Of what they have paid.
Our prospectus and other publications will be
sent gratuitousy TO all who requireit.
Good agents wanted, and will be treated on tbs
most liberal terms. mh2l till ju24'iib
EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
T. OF BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL $l5O,OO0
once No. Court street, opposite City Hall, ana
No. Wall street, near Broadway, New YORK.
Oraanl sed on the principle OF paying one hall shs
prohts above ten per cent. to the WILLOWS aud VT.
phan's Fund Of the Fire Department OF the City d
Brooklyn.
pIRpCroRs.
George Hall Nehem'h Knight Joseph Hall
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Thomas CLARK Brunt WyckofPeter bAndersoQ
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Vessels In port and their carsoes, and other propegs
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Aa'hor IF " The W,J # iate"; Tale Of Tie
Iioife GrobHd SC.
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEvED-ALL

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE KELIEVED-ALL
- who doubt II should try bottle Of DR.. Smiths
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHfLATOH, for the speedy
lief OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Los Of Appetite,
Nausea and Sickness Of the Stomach, Platnlency
&c. This remedy will he found ons 81 the most
agreeable and eicscious articles ever discovered for
the permanent cure Of that Distressing disease
DYSPEPSIA. Perseverance with this medicine
will ensure regularity Of the bowels NJ all times. A
number Of certificates might be obtained, but they
easily procured, with little regard 10 truth,
that they can have weight with discerning
public. Therefore, the proprietor IL confident that
q simple trial o. this Remedy will establish its
character in tho cure Of Dyspepsia over ell other
remedies In Mt the present day. For sale NJ 40
south Second IT, williamsburgh. To be had Ia
New York at OF Eighth ave-; 4E Grand st.; $50
Allen cor. stanton ri, and cor. Ave and Houston
At. Price % cents per bottle. Done fail u try Il
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

A MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of the PASSPORT Copper Mining Company will
he held at the Office, No. b3 william street. Room
10 A. NJ, for the purpose OF considering whether
the Company will Increase its capital stock TO An
smount not exceeding, with the present capisa the
sum Of Five hundred thousand dollars and will eu-
thorzs the issue OF such increased capital stock for
the purchase Of property necessary for Its business
&. II. GIBSON, J. N. HAYES, GEO. DAVIS, y. A.
BABCoCK, Trustees. New York, April e9th, 1862.
an29 lQsIsl
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RELATIVES OF DECEASED SOLDIERS
~ Tue undersigned have established An agency
~ the city of Washington. with branch In the city
OF New York, for procuring the military bounty
AMI back psyof all soldiers who have died In SER
vice by Act Of Congress, July %, 1861 the widow
or legal heirs are entitled 70 $780, In addition 70
back pay Claims hrss audited, first paid Apply
brooms st, N. Y. BARROws d REID, washing
ton, ID q. Refer to Hon. Preston King, u. 3. Sena-
tor n y; Hon. G. b. ssdgwick, n. c.. n. Y,
Henry Schubert q Co, ies wster st., n. Y. fos
otLsr rstsrs1oss ses sigsvlAra, spta a<Ae'l03
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uSAuu. Bs -
.s1A lbS.

I CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
From loot If Cortlandt street-Connectlny A
Hampton junction with Delaware, Lsckawsns.
west rn hnlro1d, and at Eastoi with L,hlgh Val.
icy Rlilroaf and its connections, forming direce
line to PITTSBURGH and tie WEST without :
change of cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencng Mary 9th, 1861 Leave New Yah
M follows:
nARh'shuRs ExrHEss-A, 6 A. NJ. far r,s.,n =.
m,e1idins, louisville, Harrisburg, Mauch Chuni.
Williamsport, &c.
MAIL TsAIS--A 3 A. NJ, for Eqs,on. waterC,n
sirint N Great Bend, P.u,pn W lk,sbarre. &c
l: " TnR u0u TRAiS-For E,ston, Naucb
Chun., "i!!Alnsport Reading, Pottsvillc, Harris
~ NJ Tunoua, TaAis-for E,,tou, Bethlehsua,
Al',utowu ami Mauch hunk.
as3oP. NJ WAY TgAIs-. ~ Soneryille.
N;oo T. NJ, weat ern Express 10. ea-t'', Aiieneown.
ReAiin.' Harr.sburgh, Plu-burl.' snd she Wcss
s'e'lans cars from Jersey CITY TIN 'ush " hss-
hUrl.
EXPREss TRAIN FOR HARRIsBt .Ss:
The \. ". Express Train from Now Yoi ar
nv ut Harrisburg at L. NJ, connecting East I'd
West 81 pennTy wanna Central Railroad Northern
ttutra Railroad rtA and south. and with Cum.
Lrt.,uil valley RI road.
me THROUGH EXpREss TRAIN FOR THE
WEST
leaves W York at =. a. daily tSniays except
ett9 making CLOSE connection AT Harrisburg with
Pmisylvnn i'rn1d-0ith no change of cars 70
P'tt'huf! aud hut one o. 4 ucluur nui Chicago.
-Four to,u- tune IL saved hv TAX 'iig this train.
ELiIAhErHPORr AND SEW YORK FERRY
Leave Nrw York from Pior No. 9 North River. a
7.s0 and l.2o A. NJ, SEQ, 40 AMI 600 =. NJ.
The boats 1t ip at Bergen Point ana MartnerAa
H'rb"r every trip each way.
sHl' lf'lha JOHN q. sFEESS, Snporintcndent.
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s16O-NEw 7 OCTAVE PIANOS, IN

SlOUro.swooa cases iron frame rHs and oven IN
strung, for sib0; do with mouldings sl6O; do with
carved legs and niaid name board, siIn $is5 and
5000; do with pearl keys, sees, $3.50, $27o and
The ahov. pianos are fully warranted, and are the
greatest bargains that can bs found In the city.
Please call and see them Second hand pianos NJ
&25, $40, $50, 500, s1e, 500, $llo and Sips, New
Molodeons at extremely low prices 100 new and
"a hand pianos and melodcons To let, at 80 and up
ward per month; rent allowed II purchased, month
~ payments received for the slime. Second hand
pianos taken in exchange for new; cash paid for the
same. Foreign sheet Music at 2 cents per page
All kinds Of music merchandise at war prices A
pianist in attendance & try new music. HORACE
WATERS, agent Isl Broadway my29 22acs 100
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