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The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

Hl0A-L Lumber is worth 5000 per thou,
sand feet, at Reese river
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
BIRTHS.

At Auburn. on Saturday, the 5th inst. the wiz.
of VIM. E. Miller, Esq, Of q daughter. ''
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
The grape crop of Ohio is said to promise
more finely the present season that ever.

BoMBARDMENr OF FoRr WAGNER.-The
siege of Fort Wagner has been a most
curious one, even in the annals of our strange
war. Gimore's battery and the powerful
guns of the Monitors have proved alike
Intellectual. The fort is built of sand and
the effect of shot and shell on it is almost
nothing. In some cases a breach effected
by one she'll is closed by the next, and the
rebels close their embrasures and open new
ones with the greatest ease
The bombardment is, however, one Of the
most terrible. The Ironsdes, the Monitors,
Fort Sumter, the Cummings Point battery,
the rebel batteries on James Island, and our
own on Morris Island, all keeping up an
ncessant cannonade or sheIlinp.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
Judicial State Ticket.
ElectiOn...We ednesday, Oct. 81, 1868.

For Justices ofthe Peace, Township No. 2,
JAMES MOORE, Observation-Disclosures. Ophir.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

Justices of the Peace, Township No. 8,
SAMUEL NORRIS, ........... ..... Rattlesnake
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

DIED.
At Lincoln, on Tuesday Sept. 9Th, W.
MEANS, of consumption.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

1t will be seen by the above notice that
the National Democratic Committee assem-
bled in the city of New York September 7th,
at - M The Committee will no doubt fix
the time and place of holding the next Ma
tional Democratic Convention. The demo
cracy of all the States now in the Union are
moving with energy and determination.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

CALL FOR MEETING OF THE NATIoNAL
DEMOCRATIC CoMMIrTE.-At a meeting of the
Executive Committee of the National Demo.
cratic Committee, held at Newport Rhode
Island, August 18th, 1868, the following res
oution was unanimously passed:
Resolced That meeting of the National
Democratic Committee be called at the St
Mich oas Hotel, in the city Of New York,
on Monday, September 7th, 1868, at -
o'clock, noon, for the purpose of fixing the
time and place Of holding the next National
Democratic Convention, and to take into
consideration such other matters Of interest
as will probably come before the Convention.
THOMAS OrTMAN, BENJAMIN. FoLLErr.
WM. NJ. CONVERSE, ELISHA r. Potter,
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
Meeting of Democratic Committees in New
York.
CHICAGO, September 10th.

CHICAGO, September 10th.
The following is from the New York Her.
aid Of Tuesday: Pursuant to a call Of the
Executive Committees of the Douglas and
Breckenridge National Democratic Commit
tees, meeting of those bodies was held at
the St. Nicholas Hotel at noon yesterday
The attendance was very large, and the pro-
ceedings were harmonious Every free State
was represented by at least one delegate
Senator McDougal representing the Democ-
racy of California. August Belmont was
chosen Chairman. Speeches were made by
McDougal, Mcdonald Of Maine, Jewett of
Ohio, and others. Schell Of New York
offered resolution recommending the Ma
tiona Democratic Committee to meet for
the purpose Of fixing the time and place Of
holding the National Democratic Conven-
ton and for the transaction of other bus-
ness. After full discussion and general
concurrence in the object of the resolutions,
it was deemed inadvisabe to fttter in any
way the action of the two Democratic Ma
tional Committees, and the resolution was
withdrawn.
Another resolution was offered, that the
present Administration has failed to fulfill
the expectations Of the country; that it mad
encroached upon the rights of citizens, and
that it was the duty of the conservative ele.
ment to unite in an effort to elect a statesi
man of honesty and ability to the Presden-
tial chair. Several speakers agreed with the
sentiments contained in the resolution, but
it was not expedient at present that the
National Committees should be controlled
by any pledges or principles. The upshot
of the meeting was nothing more than to
agree to do nothing for the present 1t was
a general understanding, however, that the
Committees will make common cal for a
meeting whenever it is deemed advisable.
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ceaal Notltes.

CUPRENE COURT, City --
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ELpkEDGR. MATrHiAs DkHMAS}.; Stamp.
ROSS JOHN A. COLLIER, DAVID p
CRAWFORD, junior, and THE Orr Process = /
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COMPANY -Summens For Rellef-To tho Def. ndaats
above nod; You hereby summoned and required TO
the complaint ia II acton, Of which copy here
TIE said comp the subscrb. al thsf ONES Nuub.
Two Haoove Ia tue City Of New York wi hin twenty
days scr tho service hereof exclusive the d.y Of
service snd you fail to the said CON within
,hs lime sfo..sd the Plsaua IN his scOD via apply
the Cosn for the relief dsninssd In the copsiGt-Dsed
March u, 1861 EvARIS, SOUTHMAYD CHOATE.
Plsiltih's Auarn~vs
The compliant In the sbosesntltled h-d
oes Of the crk Of the City and County ~ NrwYork o.
City Hall Of ..id city, thi. 9Th day Of April soy
EVAkTS, SOUTHMAYD L CHOAIE.
sple lswsw s. Psinlih'. Attorneys
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WIFE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
1.-THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR

Nc. 1.-THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR
The Report Of the Joiot COMMITTEES Of congsn on the
Conduct Of the War respecting the Management and oper
lions Of the Army the Potomac while commanded BY Gen
Mcclellan 10 Issued by US IN . pamphlet Of thirsytwo
,szs. Pres cents, 50 SO per 100 $50 per ], 900.
sssthy cent In addition viii be charged TO prepay
postage
also contains Lord Lyonss letter TO Earl Russell giving
q mia conferences with The Censervs
I've leaders"
Ne u--gEN BUFFERS LATE GREAT SPEECH.
The Gree, Speech of Gen. Y. Butler at thu Academy
y Music, April 1868. Price cents g. per 100 81
Pr .000 seut By mail ecu. ssoh. addition, viii
sshsSsa 70 prepay postage when tweasy under
s'rsd ever twenty half cant each. prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
l-r- NO. iu-BULL RUN--BALDS BLUFF.
DEPARTMENT rus wssr-yRxxosr.
Ceusrnirt the report ofthe joint Committee on The Con-
Doc, ofths War; relating the battles Of Bull Ran and 8s.
blna and 0fths Department Of the West under eonmsDd OF
kAorGsnetL Fremont Psios 3 cents, g. Dor 100, SI6
te 900. II seut By mail cent each ia addition will
charged to prepay postage whsa twenty or und.r ara or
4sd svsft~snty half cent each prepay postage o,.b
ssdsfs sOiisi,sd. .ss.a
Ne. lv.-McCLELLAN. BURNSIDE HOOKER
cssnx the evidence Of 0sssrsls MeCsan Burp,,S. ana
hessa before the Co mnsss tho CeHaae. Of tn. Wa.
fhs Fvss very full history Of the Ary Of the Peton,c
ksyss PIics ) csuti 93 90 per 100, $50 per I, OoO
BY mall cent 10 addition vial be ehages prsp.y
kes,sSs. ..oH. -. .......
. lif sl.r .-..r ~ N.sYo,s
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6orscs, Qarriases, &r.

TOR SALE-A Bay HORSE, about l6i hands
Il high sound kind, AID stylish. Also, too bU0-
0IEs Of them with shifting sssts fs four persons APP
Ply st No. Ito Bies7ter-St.
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xNILLIAM A. POND & CO."

BULLETIN OF NEW MUSIC,
Just Issued YOR Piano y0KTH.'
= DRUMS AND CANNON Military Polks By Oscar
L played with great at Goitschaks late cen
SOLITUDE. Fugitive poetic competition Of rare beauty
and ortnslty. BY Richard Hoffman
LA PARADE, Military Fancy, suggestive Of the tsok
By Albert w. Berr
MARCRE HONGRoIsE. brilliant ehsrseeri'tic effort.
By Hermann a. Wol-nbaupt.
"REMINISCENCES OF LEAH. very attractive ar
the music from tbs play OF Leah" IN which
Miss Kate Bst. msn cd flTore BY Robert Sospsl
| SONGS WITH ACCoMPANIMENT FOR PIANO
FORTE.
KISS ME GOOD NIGHT, MOTHER Issued to-day }
| A Charming Ballad. By j. k. Thomas.
FISHES IN THE SEA. sors Of the FlIt-very pretty.
By J. r. Tbsu.s
How ARE YOU GRHENBACKsi snd
HIGH DADDY. The Two most popular and humorous
pieces Of tue day The latter by Dsp. ID. Emmett snthor
Of Dixie's Land" etc - -
WILLIAM A POND Co,
No. 81 broadway, Ne~.Yefk.
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THE Sc Mi-W Et hLf IhlD u T.
THE New.YoaK sEMI.wEEKLY tribune s
publishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Of No. 1873 May 81:
I..LrADING ARTICLES: Tts Bha.h P.rll.msn,
on Ans,is.o hss.ri Ken;u.s5 In. s.ln@o,'
Perec, IhrSogo sudeIaIi h.''Sn for y. Ear ni
treat, Toe frofpeot Of . European War; Negro
Equsyi PrIsus,oni Editorial Paragraphs
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
W..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
v..FeoM wAsHIssroN' Special Di'Vs,aAss 10
The N. Thouns.
W..FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
vn..oES. A. w. wHIPPLE.
VILLA THREE DAYS BATTLES Position and Plan
Bad Conduct of,bs 18th Corp'i splendid Behavior
h.oel. Captured Correspondence Of Tho y. Y.
Tribune.
Y..FRON THE LEFT VINO; The Victory Of Fred.
sreksbuis; Tue Rsdoubt. fsksnl Gsi,et Fight
The Rebels ksnew the Bsits Night Closes Il
Its Pfogres Msaday Msruing Correspond.
ence Of In, N T. Tnsuns.
X.TuE BATTLE or SATURDAY. Bad Conduct
Ss ed r.. s. E' y suad., ooi fo.s.. Com.
gssa to F.i s's G.,i Esss"i k 81 ST. i.-ss ?.
,pobdsnse Of rns N. Y. Tibuas.
N..MAJoR-GENERAL BERRY.
XII LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
spoNDEEis WITH THE Army OF fHh
Kill THE GREAT sTRUG0LE IN VIRGINIA. De-
tailed Account OF the Engagements Desperate
Op.sts by tho Rebel.i Heroic Rssi.,aOes By Our
Forces Terrible hepuses Of tho Eusmyi Mur.
derous slsugnterinr By Our Aftiileryj GENERAL
Asotsrs Dstsruin .tisa to Return successful
KseIos,ins oith' River. C0rs'P0adshe' 0f Abe
XIV FROM GEN. srONEMAN'5 EXPEDITION:
CorrespOndencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.
xv..FROM Mi5sOURIi COnsspSsdsncs Of Tho N. Y.
Tribune
XVI. THE FIGHT AT PARAMOUNT.
XVII. FROM NEw-oRLEASsi Csncspsndencs Of
Tus N. Y. Tribune.
XVIII. FROM EUROPE.
xIX..LErTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORR
seSSpESfs WITH THE ARMY on The
xx.LETrERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRaE-
sPoNpENrs WITH xHE ARMY or ale
MISSISSIPPI
xxI.FROM CAIRO AND Below Consspoadsnss
Of The N. Y. Tribune.
XXI. WAR ITEMS.
XIII. CITY NEWS
XIV. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
XIV. PERSONAL.
XVI. POLITICAL.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
XVIII. .MARRIA0Es AND DEAIHs.
xxx COMMERCIAL MATTERS. Full Reports OF the
block, Money. Cotton. 0rsia. and Oaits Mafkots.
specially hspofted Tor fhe -. 4. InoauA
Tsam-ons Copy for one ys.r. sJ. Two Copies, one
v..f as. Five Csplss. one year. S1k. Tea Cs1lss
Tor Club Of Twenty We 'sad an Er,r. Copy.
Asasu - TUE -aRySE. N'x:YsA
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Mem Publications.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,

DUBLISHED THIS DAY, ~.
Nv O. Serb YER No. 1H Gard st n: III
THE TKIUMPuS OF THE BIBLEa
VIM '"' Hrsxr TuLlrpGE. 1 vol llmo 81 y. a..
. ,-,,S Of Chrtsan rdeEess ,nffsd 10 ne inAsV S
c,,,r,f tms The v,6ey fra under ak' q sno ia u
AZ m, RitIetss Vsnd-yful dahieremeHh ms
!, a, w,d-aem nitrate - be fyom IN tm Jaonyy
80 fco ,pseaI ,tj,efs pvP"ed Ft,t JON -
-, T fhs r,ai.ns Science ard S11p'us 10 'a'D
&c nr,e u ~ eosoe bn. entirs harmo@y a. g. as ,'e
~, 90, ,y,p,,Iv vndpsod Second, obring Jo'Ed ~ 70
Of srdncss hieh narst ZEN p'ee'red for dc S'y W
~, ryssert age 90 mdseyol for indicating me h'''''
ksalitv Of the BiIh"
THE NFW TESTAMENT.
With ud.f EXP snaory Notes Tor scholia) By pref now
Isp CRosBr ID. vol. l2mo. pp 80 rnee e. ~
IT,. b,s a tnfended the pi1fs ~ M EioIs 'sad
by ,i,iso in a brif and sug1ette man"o t's uen"
s Eaeisa fII 1hOs NJ osmmeafny 0, e"snva "ve
,rn, brf ,intIy an explanation Of tTs asd e"'fn Hpr,
hr TesuLi If BIBLICAL shoarsap h hdhp aud p0'" ~''
eonmend Il IN hs'e dIs u proiir e.H'"eSfor.e
MAGIC POCKET-BOOKS for the New Cur
wi ,sosv nav .tylra J. r. DILLON Soe Nauufs:toror,
49, No. II Ann-st (up stsics). Ss~-fort
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DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
-Fir.t.cs., for sale low, iss, By sllmenss
PELOUBEr HARMONIOUS. the nearest sps rossh 70 se
organ, in seas variety. $500 500 j. NJ fELtoS' N'e
84l and Si3 Broadway, Ns~YoII-
DEMOVAL.-STODA PIANOS.
III The wsretoom. sftLese UNRIyALED INST RUMENTd
have Leen removed to No 520 BROADWAY, corner OF
sphngs where subscribers offer for sale sendid 40,
soruient OF their NEW-oCALE Toctavc, oyentIng. fuE
iron frame PlANC-fORTES.
sTODART MORRIS.
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nlus,ca! grefrnmenis
A CARD.-WM. Is. BRADBURY,
A PIASO.RDRTE ESTABLISHMENT
No al Broone.st.. corner OF Crosoy.s ST., N

No. All H. o0ne-s.. cofnet "a SiosoJ " i.
Tho nod Ell hrr b, to bis patrons that win
ali hs inc a.. 80 e-s he has been unable fully meet th1
present sn, Isc,ely large ds@sbd Tor bis Pfsnooss az
Il now Iiuy his f.ctory twice It's former sse, snS
o.h.rws -sty increasing bis manufacturing cities ~
means nic - wlLsoor be la position 10 meet promptly
sll ord. - for bt- iDstrumeB's. I'D.
Simyhs Of s diff styles BE- end the Tone
for which brcoue celebrated hesrd Of his ware.
rooms, No. az Broom- of Crosbyst, one block
OF Broafw fro-,s aassurs and ali lovers
good piano cordially invited cal and try ths with
wi bout reference ~ purchasing.
WIN. B. BRADBURY.
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ExTRAORDINARY and splendid PREM.
II UMs 10 he Yearly subscrib.r. to AME DEMOREsTss
MIRROR or FASHIONS Including Extra Patterns, s5s-
s sa 81 Dr'.c s,ti's MsE,zsss Pho,ersphi' nu%.
stitch Ssrxg Mabipss. Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Ma
tfses and rent Lever Gold Watches. Any Of the Above
Ssusss prson, be sbsinsd wtBset psyns any money
r. then For psrteuiss. Ths Mirror Of fsahons OF
Ssnd isfs Circular
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1'AE REvERsEs sustained by the Army Of

r - Tho Pessnss sinns the reIasval Of : ed
GEN. MCCLELLAN.
esys increased the dsln.nd for Dr. Eiliss book
"LrAvE5 FROM THE DIARY or AN ARMY SUR
. GEON"
and clearly dssonbss tho BATH. ADD victories Of
Pc Amy hen si Oaks to Astistsn and incidents OF the
ksd,sts ms. Each copy sohtsiAs letter from Genera!
Pnes 81 Rsbu.sed by BnADBURy, &
q. t5ccssc! 70 p,oissy, No. a. wsitsr-st.
vk&62a8a Gsakss.irzz. sci "A -
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AT ODDS.
"A UNEINs ODER KRTEG IN KRIEU)
Dy tie Autuor-.. Of Qui.s, " The Istt.Is" tc-
Messfs. j. Is. LlPPlSCOrf Cs. hes 10 announce thai
they viii publish on . .
TUESDAY May H.
BY special susnFemen, with the di'ipgui.hsd sothses
new Novel, esttod
AT ODDS
(UEEINS ODER KREG IN KHIEG)
BY the Baroness TAurPnogua
AuthoIsss o. "QUis" The Ihiaais" to..
VOL. i2mo
u The WORK will be Published In both the Enslish and
German lsngnsgss
Ordsu ffom the trade respectfully collected
J. Is. LltPINCOTTk Co. PuNl'rhep,
No. rs snd TIT Msfkstst
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uOW SLAVERY HAS RULED Us
IL SLAVERY TIE CAUSE or THE WAR
CAIRNES ON THE SLAVE POWER.
From The North American Review.
We doubt tue work will receive weeoms ana can
did hearing this aide the due TO wbs has 80
ably and jodcooy and hHdy TOO, stated or cause
10 bn ish puolis-"
On, vol, octave Paper. 50 cents Cloth, ei
FOLLErT. FOSTER Co.. Pubisheu
Trads supplied by bisd6urs (sueo+ssor TO Dool.dyD
No. ~ " alkerst., New-Yorh.
COMMITTING NEW IN THE CARD WORLD!
- A COMPLETE REVOLUTION!
TINE FOR CHANCE
Forexn Embems used Ion. enoogh Republican People
NATIONALITY EVEgYIHiSGI!
THE AMERICAN CARD COMPANY,
Conceiying tha. TIE inu,docton Fl
NATIONAL EN- bLEM5
In the place of foreign Ia Paying Cards will DO hailed with
delight by tue American people, tke pleasure Ia present
UNION PLAYING CARDS
A, the frs. and only GENUINE AMERICAS CARDS ever
THE LEADING CARDS IN THE AMERICAN MARKET
EaGIEs, SHIELDS, STARS Ard FLAGS
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In playing with these Cards they are 20 Dc called by the
namss the Epbl-ms represent aud a. tho Eubems
ilisr household words every among the AmeI
can people they be used readily the Est occasion
Csrds bearing foreign emblems.
THE UNION PLAYING CARDS
Are up each pack In neat hsndsos boxes suitsbe to
Eeep In When not they are put mp Ia slsgsnt
boxes ono dozen packs In each boz Tor the uale.
The Trade suppfed hoera! terms Sample pack sent
postpaid on receipt Of 50 cents Address
AMERICAN CARD COMPANY.
No. 1856 Wiiau-st, Now. York.
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DIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND
SHEEr IOSlC.
Tn. Arm Of FIRTH, POND Co. 10 this aay dissovsa ~
consent. ,m.<
I'M boos snd paper. Of the concern row dtsolyd VIII
fond at tbs music .to,s Of WILLIAM A. POND Co.. M
81 Brosdsy N.wYork who authorized 70 se'ts tnS
business af the late hrm Ia hius5ation:
"s| WILLIAM A FOND.
Nsw-York. Jan. u. Issa JOHN AAYELL
In connection with the fores2u announcement the upee
ss 3D. the active partners aud sOccesoo 81 the ae hfm ~
Filth Pend Co. pleisae n sisopg that they I've puY
chased the soo1 Will II tbs old and No @1 Broadwsy sns
y II, eoptpu. the Music bnsnes Of that wsLlSown estao2
sbm.pt IN ~ s Details aDdsr tho new hm name 81
WILLIAM A. FOND Co .
rer ppotion The stock sud Assets and greater pae
the yansb- ca asae OF tho "i'f noa's
hss b. e. vi D.fsnsd to tho pre- Oh cSpertnership
la elceI-ues extent and ysiisty their prsen sock oy
Paror Band snd Uchsr. lusrumapts and th.if sfosoo
staSds sscr-d. Popular Music. u c. nnds9uy oss
lisved 10 surpassed by other e.tsoi.nn isn hse
D. ID. constant .naeavor OF WILLIAM a. POSD Co. 70
p~rpetas mo OF predscessors IL D. snss
every particular the especially by prompt Issue g
NEW MUSIC on tho PENS Il the LEADING AaEbN
CAN COHFOsEhS, and By making 'uch Additions 70 sheiv
insrumens stock the sesdy advance Of sciencs ana ~
lroin tius 10 ,im- require. 80
in swsr to tho demands Of rapidly incressns businee
the premises No. SAT eresd have recently been snisse0
aud otherwise gre..y improved - -,
The opportunity be ebrs ced to extend tDsb Tor pas
ps,roua.e tho 20 that the exercise Of undt
Of f.Yss from ends snd e nnsc. coma aoi,y In ssse
ernl. WILLIAM A. fN'p u 70
WILLIAM A. POND
JoHS NAYgLi.
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DAVEN IL BACON,

DAVEN IL BACON,
III Manufacturers OF Grand and Square PIANO foRTES
Wareroom No l33 Grand ST. Broadway, N Y The long
sIp~suce aud the many facilities We possess enable ne 70
produce iaatunsnts BY any other esaoshmeas
personal reuon yvea to the construction. improve
sod introduction VI all essential changes that DO
rauised perfect Pisnofors. Purchasers n-
vi,~d call and sxAmins large assortment Of Panso
which we ale Offering On favorable terms
Descriptive Circulars can't by mail
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Nem Publications.

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
THE MAY NUMBER
....... APPLBTONS
COMPLETE RAILWAY GUIDE
READY THIS Day AT 10 4. NJ.
CONTENTS:
J. Nearly One HUNDRED Rail~sy Mspa
il. Important InstrnciiJns 70 Railway Tr,velefa
Ill Monthly Account Of Rsilwsys and thek ProgresI
" LuscdItes aud Incidents o! Travel
" Time and Dssoe- Indcstofs
W. Counting House Calendar
VII Gazetteer Of the United States
VIII Spring and Summer Time Tables, 10, 10
~ Price only % cents.
APPLETON'S
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Representing,
BY RAILWAY MAPS AND TINE TABLES,
PRINCIPAL RAILWAYS or THE COUNTRY ONLY
- CONTENTS:
Nearly Fifty Rsilway Maps representing the Princi'
cipal Railways Of the County, with thsI Time IL
blea
H. Instructions to Rail-sy Travellers
Ill. Rswsys aud their ? oSress
~ Gatherings by tho Way.
v. Anecdotes aud Incidents OF Travel I..
vi. Populstion Of Cities ard Towns.
VII. Tune and Distance lbdicatoIs
Will gprfng and sau,nsr Tune Tsoles
t. Price 10 cents
For sale ali the principal Book and Periodical Asenei'
upon ali the principal Railways throughout the United
'''''' ''' Wv b. APPLETON L Co, Puhli,hsrs.
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THE HORACE WATERS MODERN I'M

NHE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMS
Il PROVED OvERSrRUNG BASS FULL IRON
FRAME PIANOS built Of tbs best aud thoroughly
@aonsd nat%as The tone !, deep. rcond fu and msla
low touch elastic Eseh Piano warranted Ia i've years.
PIices from 10 TO S70D
TESTIMONIALS.
tho Harsce WNers Piano. known Aanong tho
very best ~ Evsngei.t
at.r.s Pianos snd M.lod. challenge oo.npari,oe
with tho Gnest msde al ywhers" Home Joarr.i. -
NEW T-OCfAYE PLANO, 81 different 1sksr-, rom ele9
to S22S. SECONDHAND Pisnos from 5000 PISS.
wAIERYS MELODEoSS AND HARML NUNS,
Rosewood cases. ruued the Eaisi T-mpesu~s With The
Patent Divided Swell. Pnses from $500 s2uv.
New sud secondhand Pales and Meodsons ~ s moptas
" paymens received for sano. Ia.truuirnts tuurt.
HORACE WATERS Agent, No AL Broadway
HNHE CELEBRATED PIANOS OF j. & G.
Fischer reliable Piapos made with ion frame,
patent dsmper sc Wholesale spd retail. Ware sn6
M.nusoto Nss f3 ai3 2<I and 2ss West 2stn-st nssa
9Th
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Uanis.

A LADY who has studied at one OF the first
N I5thu,ofs 10 the country and Graduate th.reifon
seeks an APPOINTMENTS She 10 qualified sud n" nsd
,p.,onee in t.sshiog in addn TO tn English branches
Prnch and ~io; also the element. Of Music Irrm' very
S,.., for one week l.. II. ALLISON, New Canaan. Con-
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GheDHS J. Z. HALEs egs eSS
- %Sbs NEW 7-OcrAyE PIANOS " ~O~Co
ae d-.turl revoutiobire the whole Piano hlnes 70!
du b.aut, touch Aod faish they unequaed
nothing tho knd hs. before been ons ID In this
try ~i compare with them Ia pnces They con-
rsntod { Z Five Yeara
Please cali and eIaluins them. send for circular
J. 4. HALE No. AZ Broad N Y.
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NINE. DEMORESTs MIRROR OF FASH.
l IONSTo each carly subsc before Sc ptember nsIt
III be given splendid Cate de Vite II tue Liputian Bri
tal Party iseIudlns r. T. Brnum beside the asu. Pro-
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ksas, OF send for Circular. Address Mae. DEM0hESr,
Ne. 40 broadway.
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A LII PARENTS AND GUARDIANS WHO SEEK
variety Of School Citenlar for Their free at the AhsR
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Circulars sent by mail II spplIsd for with stamp
q. 5. Woodnan K Co. Educstiona AEenta
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DEBILITY, &c,

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lNANTED-A Three or Four-HOrse-POwer
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Boiler ard oil complete and rsrdy for Apply 81 IN.
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suuinit-.ts. Brooklyn.
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A SPLENDID assortment of BARMOREs
"A resbfslso premium PIANOS at sret bskaius With al
the the best and cheapest and warranted
years. No $40 Bleeeker SecosohsId Pisnos cheap,
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- wee causes and usstnsa Of dyspspsis. read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
curious book Tor curious people, and good beck fer every
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