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Proposals.


NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothins Sept. ~ 1907
PROPOSALS. FOR PAPER.-Proposals seal
ed aud indos,d Proposals for PapePl vii be received
az thia the Scth dsy OF October next ioi
frhn aud delivering the Navy Yard =, Bfookyn He~
Yort three hundred reans OF paper vi tho privilege o
increasing the quantity to one thousapd t.aH'
The pc % be white - irche. ~ iot nches 70 "sgh
ii pout IS 10 the eam ard made OF uen STICK 20 be It v
ru ed eav zach margin page, bsc& and rout
10 be ruled - lines each page, ~ih one inch Nasn
top aud bottom.
Sample Quality and szs Of the paper may be seen at hs
Office Of the .pecor il charge at the Navy Yard 40
,,wn Massachusetts; Brooklyn. hew-iors PHILADELPHIA
P.nnsylya Hnd at this bureau.
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Nnrkets-CARxyrLLI kErosrED roa TEs n. Y. TRIsrSs
TnukspAY Sep. 26 1902.
AsJJYS are auis hut steady at 6 67t for Pols AID 81

plle l.
THURSDAY. Sept 20. 1902.
ASHES quiet bu. steady at t6 67i for Pot' AID - 81
corroN~Thsre la. been less excitement In the market
to-day the business hardly 80 heavy but sti very fair
Price. are hIm M e.c Sr Md me- ,e 'os suS ~, an
Il estimated thai the exports since the hrst eAeieaeh
COFFEE-Under the advance in gold and exchange holders
are very firm and desTous OF offering their goods The
market con.queh, Ia. been quiet aud We have only to no
Tie. sales Of 2lg bsgs Costa Rica VI sc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-N ssteIR and State Flour 10 In i'm
proved demand especially the medium aud better grades
which good request for the East aud local trade but
tho low s,ds' doll aud heavy and tho maie. Is
what irregular The sale. H. 100 bbls IS l3d IS
state Is Us 20 for the low grades Of Western Extra
s565dS3 IS for Fancy state 10 19Gte b for shipping
wess,r SUPPLY Canadian Flour in moderate request and
choice brands arc hrmi sales Of 100 bb - ?3G 10 10
for the low grades Of Extra end ~ 49, 10 for trade brands
Southern Flour IN good demand aud hrner sses OF 100
bbs at IS 7Od 81 20 Tor mixed good saP.rhne Baltimore
sc aud 90 2aa 40 trade brands yeFour. III better
,t and 4, 6,n,, sale. OF 2J7 bbs at 40 Od ~ So Corn
al il very quiet and heavy - iS for jersey and 81 IS
FISH Dry Cod are plenty and qniet at 81 $50
81 50 Western and ST. Georges Bank s' to quality Mac,
heel rather hrmsr sales o. 90 eo' new Mss. ~ %
Picked Herring IN limited sales Of 10 bbls Hail
fax at - rs smoked herring are scarce and very nrm at
ORAiN.-fh. Whest market Is better supported and 10
more and a2c bushel hrner influenced by the ad
vance IA exchange and decline in reiehs the demand 10
msiny export The ssle. embrace l5J 500 bush aud
.t OF 10 800 bush Chicago Spring at 0Sd 81 10; o.
do Milwaukee Club At ltd y " 100 do Amber Iowa
&c 2idt %; $4,000 Rcd Western Ut = 49,
the side for Inferior Red iinos 49, soe do Amber do.
at 81 asat 81 100 do damaged White Western at %
500 do White Ohio = % aud tO do. choice hte Ken
ncky So Barley is In fair mand aud 10 better sses
Of bush two aud Lurrowed Canada East to arrive q.
Barley Malt Is In good request aud Is quite 6rm salrs
of goo bush at o. Tor Summer aud 81 Is for Wlutsr
Data II ht supply aud with god demand prices are
In moderate request ard more plenty aud heavy sars OF
bush common Western 63o Corn 10 less active ou'
quite aiU. especially fss ssUad Which scarce 'S' DE-
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Builoins Alaierlals.
OOFING Stat u.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

Depot-Corner Of l0hav and Qusrries al Fydeve Yer
Ilthst New. Yors. mont a. n iDh,,
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent
Ti. COMPANY avi,e the attention OF the pubc 70 Their
.,,.rio, and veil known GREEN aud PURPLE ROOFING
SLATE which they prepared to deliver from the ouAi-
RE. on D.pots In ali sizes suitable for foohng $1,000
The public are cautioned against spurious and inferior AZ
tc~ when has been represented aud used As Eagle slate
A Late roof /. preferable 70 tin shiDges or iron .
well pu. on 1t lifetime without needing repair. IL
4. >. era1 AZ lin or shingles needs paiu Kan water
rom slste roof IL pure has ain Of decsyed wood or
n.a, gI.r roof. se proof insurance companies favor
them; steam will not affect them . 1870.
Th Is,e Manufactured by this Company has been extern
y.y ps.d upon bui dog Of the New fork Central rehn-
sylvana and Long Island Railways. ofdets anS a.
above or 10 @ FURMAE. No 20 CourtiandI st. No"'ioH
will receive prompt attention.
krw-YoIb, March, 1862.
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Lost ano found.

StJ REWARD.-LOST, on Wednesday last,
qpc q small black and white DOC In iIs,st between
4dson and jth-avs lady with neioan) was seen to
take hI and enter 5'hsv Tho above VII paid
for bis fet9tp ~ No. "a Madi.0n.sv.. COT NIstst.
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Rec~,pss of 2svodree.

SErr "a IS 05 bbs Flour se9 bills Corr Meal 100 be-,
Do Whisky "a. PSI bn,b Wheat l52 Te bush Cora
80 bush Oa.. $50 bush Rye 90 pigs Oil Cake, pics
ashes. ,6o6 Prov sion. $40 psss Lard
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WINTER GARDEN.
a '" "a FAR REV BENEFIT '''
GREAT TRAGIc Artistic.
F end oni, epIs.snta,ion o Nj. Baeroau. adaptation
sLesOuve'. celebrated Plsy written expressly for MADAME
'''''" i BEATRICE. THE MADONNA oF ART.
CAPT RoEMER.:::.:..........Mf J W WALLAcs. !,
'"'''A ff PaoGsAaME or iiSciDESTi ~ N1'''
lr 1.-The Court Of the Grand 0uchs mother sn1
s.ny.egn-Ths sriys Of the gr.stae the Madonna
The readiusofs short, though sd history
when Loveis more precious than honor
Death epdurable lhso life"
Ibe ,.rsou. penalties oitachrd 70 gfesnes-Tbe unoyec
ofh onwri,tsn syA compact aged upon-A new dragon
sis.sd by the manager 10 soard the hesPerssn rot
fr the Biad-TLe sctre.. AID the duchessWomKs head
The recogutanA new Al po"e fol sdvocate-Ihr msg'
-',d rspeaedTfbe wondr9,' eheny =. .oe
ls',d ooes p..snce-"NoS od-ed an arti't-lhe new
born hope .horn off. poion' fa' iees' and heart
ACT 3-Ths Struggle between Love and Honor The
SIeJ 81 the Manager sgd he ntrgnes Of the al
euoosed Tor listener 10 important nterv1e~-lbe at o.
The Ace., called 10 play disguise the ieegs Of th,
,h.s YOU ps 81 m Ssy9sd ~ a y s 10 zen Won
you have cured h.A"-lh, anguish ~ tb. victim
az se' '9.picons oouhrm.d be letter intereepted-
he chsense-opPorune arrival Of the Prince" eau you
Asp ny secret you'd nave r.t-d my o to preserve IL
Tbe Pncs Pop'd by =. os ~ "''h'
Tie Fifth Act Of -
MACBETH
Lsdy nseoeh' .Miss BATEMAN
-o m.eaGh, -; ...:.... M EDWIN ADAMS
LAST NIGHT OF MIS- BATEaAH,
LYONS. ~ AAAH '''"A ="
syEciAI-Mr ia CKSON has tn. honor To .npoonos thai
% MONDAY. zgth
- EDWIN BOOTH
maze bis first appearance Tia return from Europe
shs char acter Of ''N' A1'''P''
HAMLET
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Total net profit MOSS 9tSl 20 slOI5.oeo "
The business in the street over the counter mas
been enormous to-day, especially in Gold and De-
mand Notes, both of which have largely advanced.
Gold opened at 1874, but under large purchases
steadily improved to 1903. At this point the supplies
came out freely, and the quotation reacted to ll9i
New buyers then came in and ran the quotation up
to 1907 again. The proposition OF the Sub-TreasuIer
to allow T. cent interest gold deposits WAS the
mni1 impulse of the speculative action to-day. For
Cus,om-Ilouse Notes the demand has been very
arge, most of il speculative, and tranactions were
made az high as ll6i-an advance Of y cent on
Yesterday. Ono-Year Certificates were very firm at
9qI. Those OF old dates carrying Il large amount oil
interest which is payable in gold, are sought after
anc scll at still higher rates. There WAS good de-
nsnd for 100 at lOi a 1919. The plan adopted by
the Secretary for obtaining gold for the public debt
interest obvates the danger Of any new remission OF
those notes at present. The supply is rapidly
being absorbed by banks, savings institutions, and
capitalists.
Money is without change OF importance. On de-
mand it IL pressed upon borrowers at 4G5 y cent.
The following s Il list Of proposals. received by
the Controller yesterday for $4,000 Croton Water
Stock OF the City of New-York TO bear interest at
the rate Of Y cent per annum, payable quarter
yearly-ihe principal to be returned Now !, 1868;
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Boots an0 Shoes.

AT SO, SO 50, 81 and - 50.-SllOES ana
~ CATERS. AZ JONESS Noe 10 and IL Aunst T.
= -Please Call and FAMINE Before Purchasing
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Total 92bJ 30J T2Ot lHl B'51I 81 lbI tIbtY 2OJ 80
.st week. 46l e2 .O9 JOS. az i31 5o0o36 2ilJo.rB
Is.t you... go go e69 36ia I29 tO7liOa 1920 3s2
The deposits Of gold under the 4 y cent interest
arrangement with Mr. Cisco to-day, reached $3.50
600 mostly from banks There were, however, a
large number Of small individual deposits 1t is IN
derstood, however in tie street, that "A line Of six
millions has been made up in the street, to be put
into Treasury whenever il is needed.
A large auction sale of silk DIRE. goods WAS had
to-day. The sale WAS well attended, but prices
were not satisfactory. Blacks sold low and colored
double faced silks brought comparatively the best
prces:
We have received a copy Of circular No. 10. of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Company, showing its condition on the 3lst Of July,
If ,,bicb the annexed ia An abstract:
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1nsurance Companies.
IUINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Nacn No 81 V an..l New loIk-Cash elp.tal. 1Oyyy

VIII" DIRECTORS.
Hugh LANG kosh hunt,
Fa',,g,,aD, Iowpsend Tnoua- Smuil.
Cha- X. Swords, j. ii. Ransom,
I'm penf,ld Geo a. Tow nsend,
IoL, Comuton Don AOrzo CushnsH.
- Henry Hsght, u J. smith al,
Icors,d, \ sn.r,x Ave r.. LANG.
c,ls. HTou,ou Robert NJ Bruce,
n Fno John Scott Boyd.
John Walton A lznsga del Vale
Samuel Willet. Henry ). Leysnch
: A Nicoll Lawrence Tunuro
De- Gr.uolI r John J. Walker
HUGH LAlNO, PRECEDENT
Il IT, Secrstuy
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80 hhds Talow, as 3js. rs tea. Flaxseed, at &c. v
tco.; and per steamer 30 tnne Butter and Cheese, at
75s., and 400 bxs. fsbacco, at AZ. To London,
rs 900 bush. Wheat, at Il. 3d., in bulk aud bags
300 bbs. Flour, at Be-. Gl. b. %. Tie charters
are, Brish brig to Cork for orders, at l5d
The business of the Sub-Treasnry was: Receipts,
81 ,92s, pa 55-for Customs, s2l9 OOOi Payments,
81 ,2l0,275 ~; Balance, -, 100, 539 ~.
The earnings Of the third week Of September on
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WALLAcK':
Corner Of Broadway and l3th.st.
Be9Dst 80 o'clock
TO NIOHT-FRlbAY:
mr., lnehbslds standard Comedy. with q yrest cat
O., po,. EVERY ONE HAS IFS FAULT
SoinSnLhi hAMBLE.......Mr LESTER WALLACE
M Ia1;;...... ....................Mr JOHN GILBERT
NJ, ia CHARLES FISHER
Lord r,''''''.'..'...........h MARK SMITH
Mr. PLACin Mr. NDRlON
EDWA Ru MI YOUNG
Miss SPIN ~ ~" iN.....s.. ......hi0 FANNY REEVES
Lady H. ~ yfst NFKNOt
hu piArHnHNoh lkWlS..... ...Miss FANNY MOKtNT
kn. JOHN SEXTON
SSHnINuhHID1AY-THE RIVALS ''''''''' "'''''''I' 10
Il. In, to the crowded state Of the teatsr 1T
''pesentslioB. will he rep. sted the
TUgSb.v , LOVE CHASE
WpnppaaI-TOWN AND COUNTRY
ssys5 =, t ,aohI tsscond ume)-TBE WONDER Re.
h1yhtsr pehofUisnoe with Continuous applause and
hhnUhsDAY-WILD OATS
ACI ny WI be given Of tbs repetition OF MONEY the
MIN ana ths 5CH0VL FOR SCANDAL.
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,ich the annexed il I'm abstract :

The income account is as follows;
1869. On.
Jan 1. To two months interest, duo this date
on 4lo0Op r., r. w G.. X X. Co.
Construction Bonds. given ioI Depot -
property Ia Pittsburgh ......"........ fi,l0o %
Msyl. To .ir months Int rest due this date. on
Bridge Bond. of o. + X. X. Co.
assumed by this Coupsny............ 6Too ~
MayI. To .is months interest, due this date on
Chicago Depot Bonds OF r., I. w.
&c r. X Co, assumed by this Com -. =.
.ss...ss...sss'' iV'''' -
Jnly I. To sir months interest. due this date, on - 80
hfst morg e. bonds. series A. ........ Db2a w
July |. To sir months Interest due this date, on
$4,000 y. W. C. X. X. 90
Construction Bonds. given for Depot
property Ia Pittsburgh. JNV w
Jnly d. To equaliI ation Of interest aid to dntc
on the several classes Of the inst and
second mortgage bonds OF this Com $500. 90
...ss'''ss i"fofs ="
July d. To 81 enses ri Irustoeship and reorGan' .
ration TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WsO ~
JsIv H. 10 balance q ssusrs insrsa, ssseuat.. t y
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The earnings OF the Illinois Central Road for Sep
TENDER are estimated at $4,000 against $3.50 900 in
September last year.
The business of the Reading Railroad for August
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Amount Of bids Feoeiyed.... 100 fZ30'oc
The loan was awarded to Read, Drexel 81 Co.,
being the highest bidders.
The exchanges at the bank clearing house this
morning were 81, $50, Cos 81.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities of tho Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time of 1861
IA follows
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Total, as shown in income acc. 80. { / 9J5, 755 %

In the circu ar the various items making up the
baance-sheet are given in detail. Copies may be
had on application at the transfer agency OF the
company, Messrs. Winslow, Lanier IL Co., No. %
Wall street.
The following table shows the amount Of -four and
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Sales bn ArGlioil.

A. ~. MEswis. Aucuoneo,
DY BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co., Irving Build
At ing. No. 50, aud - Broadway Ssies Of BOOKS STA
onory Picture Morks ot Art Fancy Goo1- Furniture kc
THURSDAY End FRIDAY EVENINGS
Sept. q snd 20. al o'clock.
DAMAGED BOOkS.-A luge collection 81 STANDARD II
bray WORKS; Scisuihc Classical school aud Juv-ne
Book. &C also Stationery Oame. sud tsey Aicle'dsn
By recent Ere To be sold for cash Tor &C
count II whom IL may concern.
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SATURDAY EvENING, Sept. a. 1884,
Fourth night o. -
Mr. HACREIT
ord second appearance IN his great Ct sfacier OF
FALSTARr'S fRLIkNDiNo LOVE,
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
Nissn Of performance Of -
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
hr uACkErI> N'shts. -
TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
with the exception OF the Pfess no FREE LIST.
Admission s. cents. Secured PHqueite Stalls, 10 cents
Family Circle p cents. .
The performance will commence st73 Tho doos will
a u o'elnck
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NETWORK & NEW.IIAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER ~. 1861.
Passenger Station In New YORK 2iihs. and th
TRAINS LEAVE HEw-YORK;
For Hes'Hsven, ga H., (EXDi 2:l1, 3:S(EI)i $50,
49, sud p.
for bridgeport. :, M, Erl, i2:l5 800 tEr); $3.50
40. and p m.
FOR Milford sratiord Fairfield Southport. and ws,tpOr,
Ia. m l2:l5 $50. aud $3.50 r.
For Norwsk $50 NJ. l2i3, $3.50. (EI) $3.50, 400 s.:
70, p.
For Daren aud Greenwich $50 a. m; i2lS, $50 $50
500 y. IA.
Foi stanford ~ (Er) s:'OA M i2:S. 800 EIl .;
20, s3o 5:Jo. p. m.
For Port Chester and intermediate itations go, N H.
- $3.50; $50. $50. go IN.
For PoH Chester and New Rochelle, 8p u.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boson via sprin Eheld DO. H. tA $3.50 (FIl o. m.
for Boston, via shore Line. l2:l5, p. M.
for Hartford and Springfield, m. tEI) Rl3, $3.50,
tELl p.
Tor Connecticut, River Railroad to Montreal, m (EI
and rs 2. IL. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence, aud FuLki Railroad a. u,
Hxl 1915 o.
For Nsw-Hsssn, New london, aud stonlngton Railroad
ste a m, II IS, 3;J, D.
For CANA Railroad. 1911 D. III. 10 Northampton.
Tor iOusttonic Railroad TO Pittsheld. a.
For Eaugstuck Railroad. 3 a. m, $3.50 ?. m.
For Dsnhnry and Norwak Railroad, T. IN, $3.50 p.
ConmodOus Sieepin Gaze attached 10 traiu
JAMES H. HOiI. SupcIinte udsnt
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A CADEMY on MUSIC.

"A THURSDAY EVENING fpril 10 1862
reception will be given above, the Oicrrs and
Crews Of the frgates CUMBERLAND and CONORES@.
who 20 molly stood ~ their and cir g IN TIE late en-
gsgement 10 Hsupton Roads.
Personal naratge viii be Given by Or more from those
ships end addresses made by dis.if gl' Cd spestera
The Band OF tie North Ca0A.4 viii Je pfefeaf by peru
sion Of Commodore Paul1iog.
A0i4 eipn.. ceufa.
Subscriptions toward tho Zee. win he received bv
the Committee aud g proceed viii be- distributed a1op9
The petty officers aid ef ~ token e regard. end i1s
hongu lat' nee nlhcaion lof Per ousl pscuny loses
f'beu ~ 1esc brave oien1. o. tie nag Of country.
r. Ftrt. snow z BWssas, On. "A. Marshsi
0SYRDan.'s ooh d Oo.Fn a. Hooih Weston O. Gray,
W. b. Cfosoy A A. Low g. Bros. y. a. GsiunelL
howlaMd d Aspla' Dsvd hoedey Phelps Dodge & Co..
we, mai'' ~, John >. t.ro BIown k-os q Co,
Asop q thnncey, kobt j. Taylor, Wm. scott
Jamos @ King Jas a. Brsgs Msun.eli n Hold
A Graeit King 4 g. r,,r.ite n 8 I.t+j.ro, D''
Jas W nds. hill Edwd 4. Weeks Rev = Wio.58 n n
Cer ~. tuf VI aATre J. iWaTds EeT. ; l.. :. Bisse
Caleb BsIs;ow, Rev H. LOOMS and others
=. PLATP Treasurer Of Cou'ailtee
lssiier Of Sesmen's bank for Savings, No. 20 Wallst
COANiTTEE or AKuASG.ffrtf.s.
JAMES nE3lAsFST. r.. r MORGAN.
LLOYD ASPfNWALL, WIN T. DODGE IN
JOSEPH +. JOY. y N FRENCH ~
4. RICHARDSON. HENRY l.. MARSHALL.
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r S. RSHAL's SALE


IT s. MARSliALs SALE.-By virtue of an
~ Order Of Sale to direced aud delivered by the
Honorable District Court of tho nited S,es the South
ern District of Florida viii sell. public auction the
EIGHTH DAY or APRIL, at u o'clock M, from LsmbieT
WHAT Atlantic Dock. Brooklyn.
loo bales New Orleans COTTON, cargo OF prize
ship Magnolia
Samples be the Office Of Hiram Barney, esq
No liJ Walst, New fok, Saturday tho 5th and Mon
day the eth inst.
Terms Of Salesush funds will be taken In payment will
be received by the Assistant Treasurer the Quilted States
deposit JAMES c. CLAP.
". ). Mar.hal SoulhaIn Ustrc, Of Florida.
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Burning Enib, Oils, &e.

dNRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received diiec, from the Manufacturers aud wells and
Io SAFE IN quantities TO suit in primo shipping order al the
very loves, market rates by SChIEFEFllN BROTHERS
A Co.. Nos 100 aud 11s William IT.. Nowfork.
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1862.

1862. THE 1862.
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
viii is connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Eight daily nom New.York to Philadelphia VII.
.,r h,wJssey ,nd Cemden and Amboy line.
ALL TiR9yGn TRANS ~ s0R 18TH TIE I'VE, NEST nY THIS
FOOT or COURrLANDT.Sr
ny way Of Philadelphia the morning psnenger' leave New
York o. Zine other routes Evening ps.sen gers
e. one hour later than other lines.
ny way o. Allentown, evening pa.senges leave at
rive M ths sane tiu, a. Noen ne, Inv c, o' .n Il.
point H. tho Northwest, Cnulige Indianapolis Iouirie
81 Losi'. Cleveland, Columbus, Cncnnsti aud all main
Sleeping Cars, without oh,uge from Philadelphia 10
Pitbufsh 355 gier aud EewYors to P,,bursh 80 mile.
smot ng sud Saloon Cars on all trains
Pare Tia aame ~ o'lrr routes
Baggsr checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, OF until used. by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylsauia Central Company Euisrant
hcoonuodtii ine. VI cb atodt comfortable mode OF
OF ia.o.
By this route ei;hts Of all Description, can be forwarded
to and ron any poiut on tie Railroads Ohio KENTUCKY la.
diana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri. by RAIL
Road DIRECT 70 any port GA the nayssbe ri,r, Of
the West oy steamer. nom Pittsburgh ' "
The laes Freight to spd from any poiui IN the West by
the feunsylsnnia Railroad NJ all time. favorable a. ar,
charged By oer haoGd COmpanie hurci ants and .ho.
I.rs ntmstn tho trenspo " their reign, to tb ON
Vany. can Foiy with confidence on speedy urau.u
LIVE STOCK
Farmers and Dealers In Live Stock viii and this mort adj
yategcous route, CApacous Yards we'll wateed ana .p.
Piled win every eonveouce have been opened this line
aud IT, connections and every seutlon paid 10 their wants
From harrisburg where will be- found every convenience for
eedias ard Ie.,9g cheics :, o4ered Of the PiILADEL.
FHlA, NEWYOHk and BALTIMORE MARKETS
j. l.; ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No. Astor- House.
LEECH Co, Freight a gents.
No, ! A.ior iiou,c and No South William. st.
heDoNALD Bl5CHOFE, Eni giant Agents.
,,,oc,, ,,,,,, - No. Battery place.
ENoch LEWIS General supt Altoona, Pa
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Boots ano Shoes.

EOR casy-ftting BOOTS, ty PLUMER's
d PATENT LASTS used by M Nos $50 aud 500
broadway. Fine Dress Boots SO; Patent Leather Boots,
sIi English Lace Caters. new Kind. 80 90
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DROOKLNN ATHENKIM.
I'D hiB. COLLINS,
the celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocalist.
viii have the Of appearing before the citizens Oh oi0@
lyn, for
POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. -,
On MONDAY, Apri! 1th. WEDNESDAY, Hh. fHuhepAii
ION. and SATURDAY, l2tb,
iuhs a -.
DRAMATIC aud MUSICAL PARLOR ENTERTAIN
MENTS,
aided by Company ~
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS,
and
EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA.
During the entertainment Mr.. Co!nS viii sios faeS Of
POPULAR SONGS,
and uerfonn some of Lis celebrated
IRISH CHARACTERS,
For particulars See Programmes
Admission Cen'
Re eTvcu Seatz. 80
10 be obtained Roses book store Atlantic 81. and W. IL
Babcocks No 2l6 FuitOn..t
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JENRY c. sCRIBNER, REAL ESTATE

HENRY &. SCRIBNER, REAL ESTATE
u L AND GENERAL AUCTIONfER, Saesroom No. III
Nassan-st few door south OF Bessman.st Particular at
feniion given sel-s of Real Estate Stocks Bonds Horses
Carriage Furniture snd Merchandise generally either the
salesroo elsewhere Real Estate Stocks. Nessea &c
vii BE- sold At the Mr:chants Exchange when Preferred
References r. d. Brown esq President Mechlnics sri
Traders Bunk Ffedsck r. Lee esq President Stuvvrs,nt
Fire Irauuce Co lsaac o. Barker esq President Rugcrs
Fire Insurance Co.. John f. Bailey esq No. 24 Broouet
HENRY C.. SCRIBNER, Auctonecr. Sales
4 No. Ill Ns.sau.st. Henry {. Scnbner will give
paicn. attention to sales suction OF Household FGru
lug Al invited TO call.
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