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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-12
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSl

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ From Court.sndt st-Connecting at HaDPton
Junction with the Delaware Lsekswsnna aud Western R..
road and Easton with the Lehsh Valley Railroad and ~
connections forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh aud se "ese
without change Of cars ,...
sPRING Observation-Disclosures April %, 1863,
Leave NewYork A. follows:
HARRisBuRG EsPREss-At . M, for Esston, Reading,
PotrsvilIe Hsrrisburg Aauch Chunk Wiuismsport.
MAIL TRAM-At M. Esston, WstoT Cap Scranton,
GIest Bend Pittson Binghanion, WukesbsHe, &c nm,
I'm. TRAIS-For Easton, Allentown, hauch Chunk WV
Transport, Reading. fotisvills, Harrisburg &C. 80
$50 Nor Eastou. Bethlehem Allentown snd Asson
Chunk
$50 r. x.-Yor Soinerville.
6:lO r. N.-For Someivile
I'm WESTERN ExPRgss-FoS Esstou, Allentown, Head
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping ron
Jersey City through to Pittsburgh
ExPREss Tran PoK HAREIsBvRs-The an Express
Train New York arrives u harrisburg at M eo1neet
ing East and West Pennsylvania Central Railroad North
Central Railroad North and Ssssh and with the Gambler
and Valry Railroad
New D. daily Sundays exceped making close
Harrisburg with Psnnsy tvania Raaoad-w4
no change of Pittsburgh and but Cincinnati and
Chicsso. Two hours time 10 saved by taxing this train
ELIxApsTHPsRr AND EEw.i0RK FEKkY-Lesve kew. YORK
nom PICK No. D. North River, u $40 . w. I:3O +:~ and
pm. .
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners HNbor every
trip esch way. JOSIAH y. SlEARNS, Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR CALIFORNlA-by the w EkLAhU
i R0UTE.-A DAILY LINE " STAGES csffJins tne
L. y Mails leaves Atchison Kansas for Plc-rie Cs We
Denver Great Salt Lake. Virginia ad IarsoD Ics eonsec
ing by side lines with the Pkss Peek tIoofsdo bsmocs
upper Mssouri, Lecse River. Wgsoe and uiDooids MIA
ing rcsions. - 49, -
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS
Tie route IL stocked with comfortable Coaches and Concord
Covered Spring Wagons Every attention paid 10 paAse
gers.
Passengers lie II point the route and -
suuie their seats when the coaches ale not full
stations svesaxe 10 miles apart and flrdahed 4
about 70 cents each. ..
Tie Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph follows the rosie, viii
FREQ ient operating stations L.,
will be made the Surplus baggage can D sns
sea via Panama ~, ,.-..l
THROUGH FARE Atchison 10 Placervlbe. o2oo.
FaIe rom Pacerville to San Francisco No.
For further Information sppy the ofce OF the ComPsaH
No. 81 Broadway. ~ T., mp stairs
Tickets sold 4 the office Of The Company at Newton ~
| Atehisou.
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JANIS HAND As-ut, No III Wan-st
MORGAN RHINEHART. Agents, Washington and
Georgetown, d. c.
CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
Tn. Underlined will dispatch one Of the ndsrmen.ioncd
other fret c.. tupowsrsd Br,i;h buzz ,tesmsr' from
EEW-YORk TO LIVERPOOL.
calling N Queeusown W lAnd passengers aud Latest IEIh
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES. r,s,,
yIRGISIA..2 5r6. .Grsce. Friday, Oct ..
CAROLINA. RoOsr'.:. Nov Nov. q
LOUISIANA - In, ans, The ro a.;c aov
the Chief Surveyor tho Liverpool Underwriters Registry
Iron Ships They have extra water tight Compartments anS
They are ted up for r and third cla pssseasess
wLs are charged =, the following rates
First c.'n.........l's;rv.s'' in Currency
For further particulars. Apply to
WILLIAMS g. GUION. No. n wan-st
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
Ing Sueen.:0.n Ss. Ms ss s.sn
cry or Saturday, Oct !
CITY or sALTiMSRE Saturday &C. 9s..
AID every succeeding SXTURDAi, :. noon from Piss y
RATES or PASSAGE,
yiRsT cAsfN.: ,;...ss 9 sTEERAoE :;::...sn Z
FIR. CsSin 70 Psri. IS s,esr.se Paris. . !:
Fir (Ahin TO Hamburg 81 Stsersse To Hamburg. n
Passenger also forwarded 10 HsUe. Bremen, Rotterdam
Artwsrp &c. M equally low rates
Ysss hom Liverpool Queenstown: lst Cabin, SIS 4ss
Sos Steersgs go Those who wish 70 send for hetl
lie nds can buy tickets here 1T these rates.
For further apply at the Companys offcee
JOHN q. DALE Agent No. Is Broadway. N. 7.
GALWAY LINE tn.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL NAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY. ~
ADRIATlC, 200 horse power 1910 tuns
HIBERNIA. l.oso horse power, ,Wv tuns
COLUMBIA, 40 horse power. 5000 tuns-
ANGLIA, 600 horse powell wv tuns
The magnificent steamship
COLUMBIA. Cspt. JEvvRRY
win sA from NETWORK for GALWAY and LlvEkPOOL
ON TUESDAY October 10 to be followed By the hlbEANA
fiom Boston, Nov.
Hates Of ps.sssc payable In gold il equivalent In cur
rency an
ftrst OAbtn.
Intermediate ....s..s....''.....''''''''''''
Passengers forwarded also 70 London Paris, Hamburg
Hsvre Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp kc C lowest rates
Fares from Liverpool Galway to Now York and Boston
go, 80, &a3 and = los
SABEL sEARLE. No. - Broadway.
FOR freight and other information, apply to -
LAWRENCE. GILES CO.. II South Wiliainst
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EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-The
i steamer THOMAS CORNELL, Capt David Abbey, IT,.
vii New YORK. foot Of Jay st every Tuesday Ihurs
day and saturday 0eoc. NJ Re,srIns sin lev. gsse
sndus ii New buigh Milton and each vsy
fLr Coue viii o. mnence running Friday sept r. Is1
HUDSON RIVER RAll4ROAD.-rOKA AZ,
l BANY and TROY, CONNECXiNo Win hn~i1''
kvkTli and WEST Trains Iesvei ,o.,
r,, = and 10 A M. and D. IN. 1871 q M. and 3J aud
~ I'D /, o. an, ASH p IN
T,o, and Albany with sleep 1851 p M.
ing csJ), 10: ~ p M ,e,,
train 1870 IN 1909 m, and n0 no o'''
and IL and 6yapp. Pm.
Peekskul train. ii Z m, ll'H H. >'U p n
AID $40 p. IN. 81
Sing Sing tain. 3s5 md DIV
p. M. ls'vs $500 y -
Yonksp train, = n. VIZ m
On Sundays al 6:R p. m, nom oths&
Ticket. may be procured any Of the Offices OF Westocs
Express Yort aud Brooklyn and baggage Checked u
the House al points the rosa and 70 Saratoga Spring.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
~ Ia rn, Express for Buffalo
$50 q In, Milk. daily for Utisvi,e
10 a w., Mail for Buffalo.
H. M, WAY for Otisvilie Newbwgh and Warwick.
sp NJ Night Express dsir for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Roshes
ter Csandgua and principal stssions Train Of sssu'd0
runA through Buffalo, bat does 70 Dunkirk-
7p. u. Emigsnt tor DunkIk.
CHAS AlNOT General Superintendent
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAiLROAD.-For Albany. lo:0 mj NI Dove
sns 10: 20 H. .. Croton Falls 8l3, l0:o m,
( D. N. For other uaus Tine Tsbis
JOHN BURCHILL, Superintendent
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SPEED, AND COMFORT.

L,OR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE,v via NEW.
L. PORT and FALL RIyER-1he splendid and mpssical
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, leaves kewf "!
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, s
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY 81 O'Clock p M
from Pier No. North River. :,
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any sPPr
cant until the shall have been psd Tor. .
Freight Boston forwarded through with great anpscs
by Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-12

ENOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
Il EAABOAT AND RAILROAD
CONNECTION. The CONTINENTAL leaves Peel.
East River at BIS p II. MONT LlNE.-The Elm CITY
leaves a II o'clock =. M. Sundays excepted.
'CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
- TON NFW-LONDON, BTONlNOTON, PROVE
DENCE. NEWPORT. TAUNTON, and HEWcBEDFORD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and FLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier NO. r. ~ H. FOOT OF Court
landt.st., daily ,except Sunday o. 3p. m
FREIGHT taken Us low as BY any other lima omcs C0"
paay. No lis v est st. corpS OF NouruAhdtst
N.w.York March }. 1863 w. Al. EDWARDS, Agent
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ODD FELLOWS Hall.
ONE WEEK ONLY! ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY. Dec l4th. .Igas.
The Original and only
BLAISD BROTHERS.!
With their Celebrated Troupe of
sw Iss f l. l. r. u RS!
Assisted by ave INSTRUMENTAL SOLO AR
TIfTES, QUAKTETTE VUCALISrc, AND A
BRAfS AND STRING BAND, have been enza ssd
for Positrrely Si1 Nights Oaly, VIXEN they viii
app ar in Q choice selection of -
UNIQUE, CHAsTE AND FASHIONABLE BN.
TfRTAINMENrSI
compTising some Of the most popular OPERATI J
MI ~ OF the day; bes des q series Of MUSICAL
GEMS from the most eminent composers.
THE SWIsS BELL RINHKRS
viii appear IN their beautiful National Costume
Of Bells.
Admission % cents; Reserved Seats 20 cents.
GRAND MATINEE
On fAfURDAY AFr1RNOOE at O'Clock, for the
COW sontsncs OF Ladies and children On this oe
de e1w'
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Isst night .ly but tyoof
THE eH1Ar hAy. Ti ,.o4, ..AarIsErrt- S -aARzsr
Last Pisht .h. but one OF the great FAIRY Psnso-
r.r'o m.ns. Il eonnsDe. sDs -iss Rs' thu L. as .saa
GEM act .a' t1ss Tss cAsr.sNIsRs. a#
IN th, Cord. T: ndu, by ls zsofreits. 49,.
,r;sI:s NJ so nos 90 AAs'ef ea0A mar oe' Ia n''
Ate 'iiss ss,I!',, s:1,ss R:D'enin' of
oS1Ast .Dd s....r IsA PA M.s!.a.
70 conclude with the srsss Fairy Psntonims.
'n' RID eNoME 80
In pr. paration and Il Gritty TO be psodu osd With
ev.lytii,s new ard beautiful, the Successful
LADY cAnILLA's HUSBAND
.e,.r af sh's saiijs s ana Is nov p:ep,rns
he1l eff 70, the sre.s event -
fORD'6 NE W THEATER,
. TENTH STREET. ABOVE e
yoHs T Manager and rropristo,
tAlso of Holiday Street ThsAter, BalstmoreD
.)., eEeoND NIGHT or FHs .-.
CELEBRATED tHAKsPsARIAs COMEDIAN
MR. JAS 81 HACKBrP,
in his inimita' Ie delinsation of
tIR JOHN FAL6TAFF,
In tte aasdy entitled
HENRY Nv.
1aB BArrLn or sHsEwsBuRY,
The DEATH 90 H0TsPUR
e. ats msy be secured curing the day BY app'ica
ton al ,be boz of, c. OF tks ThssIsr between the
borrs a o 3. m ana p. m. ED sItra rhs-ss .
CANTERBURY HAL
H "sSio joxHsfERRss1SRsY1S THfArnR. HAsR
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear OF National and Metropolitan Hosels
GREAr TERrsIcHo s.Av ALLIANcBi
.sfssr shRPsloaoHE.N ALL.ANnEI
ToPHoF2.
N yrhiX Mogrihhn, ~ 'AN"'
yUl!A MORTIMER.
RoCzAnf,
ROI ZANT,
HBfUPEEB ,ALLsF TROUPE.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
LA MAYA DE sEVILLA
CARNIVAL OF VENICE -cLRalVAL OF VEHIuE
STAGE sTRu, z aERoEs.
1lLLIAws CLARKE, sc.
EDESOS, CROss, READING.
ORANGE Girls OF VENICE.
YOUTH WHO NEVER eAW A WOMAN
iOcrs open at Q quarter t. z; barform sncs az 0
quarter before O'Clock. Admiration 25 and SO cts.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
DE- "a ~ RATUkDAY AFTERNOON
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- z. ss;ssA4sas1 ssss4x 81 81 E2ss 81 s.
sEslsAs sss55s zee Esssssz ,z{448sxgss : \ S
s@ fggss sstsss z S.ss F-%
- - - ,1sssssa x@x.e z
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Late from the south.

ACT!Gh IN The TGNPEpERArE CONGRESS
Upon JEFF DAVIS rREcoMMANDATION,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

Cemmon Comcil.--A cemm nnieation was re-
ceisI 9rom the MaJ or, enclosing reply ffoln
the keTister 10 the resolution inqutring as to
!; whas amonnt OF money ohas been paad in the
The Re gister replies that Mr.. VIM. SummAkef,
on Auepst 1st, dsta paid m 92i. IA, which ia ali
that he's been paid ein ce. the law went into ef-
:. MIR. Ranh rsmarkpd that ne would like The
rubiect 90 % felerTeds'to special committee.
sbuflwouJd mcVe thatit be referred 70 the con.
miltee on police, wtfh instr actions to remove
the Pound. master foxthvtth, and providir,s
that, ,hs stock on hand be restored TO the "a.
fpecfive owners: which was carried. : - 80
Alec, q reply from the Register in an suar -,
= rveolution tpqulfink why licenses 10 ordinss
ries are not DOW isAuen In acccrdance So exisf.
ing laws. The Rekister states utfat the hianr
fofms Of appltcattons for Hcenses for taverns
OK o1dinaries are believe, In strict accordance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

S.fsss5 a.s a. ys.'.g e-xss-sss - ases
.islsssss' izaasstts = q IS S 3AAsa ~
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BREeKfNRIpaE RELIEVED OF HIS COM
hASD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

THESE HAVE PRovI ED SUBSTITUTE
IN sHE REBEL ARMY 10 BE FvRGED
INTO THE RANKS
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EOR "a valpe ole G RIs1 MILL ~ George
town. ID fronting seventy fv feet, more u
less, on Wster street. be1wsen Frederick and
Esrtst streets, and extending to the Cans Its
Also, Three story WAREHOUSE. sd ssiniu ne
htl on tse east eide por further particulars in-
suiIe of WALTERS. COX tO1 Gay street Gso,es-
town. or 80 Louisisns avenue, Washington, ID. Q.
hlx
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THE SUBSTITUTE SYSTEM TO BB DONE
AWAY WITH
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AMUSEM ENTS.

GROWERS TIE After.
Pennsylranfa Avenue. near WiLards Hotel.
LroHAlD g RovER Direetof
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The biino,s Legislature.

p CHICAGO, Dec. l2.-Tbe Illinois Sunrv ma
Court, by a 6fcis on rendered to-day. have sns.
tsin.d Govern or Ya,es's action In nroros niuo,
the IeEislature lest summer, Judges WaiEar
far6 Fresse holding that the proclamatioa ID.
ssnf q pH ine Goyerncr. and acquiesced n nv.
ire Genfraf Assembly NJ the time termfn 4 tax
its session on the tenth day OF June. g
lMurdersus Attack ON p rovoss M.rsha,&.
CAlRo, III. Dee. f3-T he ret ell stesrner 3 - .ts
Sai5ey mas passed, wiih COZ bales Of Cotton TOR
Cs In uiss So So 81 sss@A 10 y n3kI -
I've deputy rrcs ost Marshals aor this aitv
sIIe sied Two dess sers Of the One III on aradend
MN !ailnois rl tment near Doneela vesfsr-
uax, ~hen ine ce erieis aitacke d their eaptoFs,
assIled one cnirit ht, HAT the other till be was
! lnst nsapie, thfn escared.s f,s5Pfsss-sTs sgsF
:. ~ It s snlyih diFe1ence Of letter 4. to nov
the tontrabands now work. Formerly they
worked for {. n assa Lash" now they work Tor
g ~ The bones Of Robespiere have bssn Ell.
.hnn1ed IN Paris - 1sssoe ~ -
prOver ssOo, 900 OF Boston city stock recenslv
aeold 81 over ten per cent premium. "a
= salSss aa q aiss 81 so7 saHsse aaT
.&zsG ,ssasslHsag
"a ss Al ssilg kia3 f1oge osa S 9fste s aeFg IA
.sssfl sed & az az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

- From thirty to nfty recruits are obfained
aai!y n Albany, N I. nader ths Presidents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

pRoSEsseR P. 1IsHARS
MR. FisHsi takes Srest pleasure to annocncs to
his frends and public, that he bas or orsanised ~
speotfully eolicts . liberal share Of public 20
favor: Residence conner of Penn. avenue ana ilth
streets, xur9e0a0 House. or to l., RIOD, 95b
Penn. ave.. bet. 18th snd Is b. no B.l,."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-15

DMR. JOHE e. 6yODALL,
I M 11e6QR And Teacher Of Daaclus In the
most finished ball room style, scouifinR esse "a
and elesenee on sBtefIng oompany, United =
Hsl, llth street, near Penn. avenue, where a.
any hour or in classes, -
The 9eeDt.s and Indian Club xxsre;ss for the
eeformities. They superoede al caiisths0isS. and
Oh cerR CT the army and navy
For cards Of terms please can ct his roou.s.
no "a Inns
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A.r. orAN,ssA.srEa.GxsknAt's orrIes,


CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received -
- dis ofic. until TUESDAY 18th Sept merit - oeSsn
M for fasnishlns ANTHRACITE COAL for The We y
~ tn~us delivered during the year conrneacn
fsoy nd sulx Sep. 30 1854 TIE Coal TO be Q. Wv
quality Anthrsce ~ OF steamers; TO weigh -. pVaiS
to the mn ald 20 be suyec, to inspec,loa ~. So
delivered on board vessels " the port Of Pbiadepes 81 r
Yok In such quantities aud al such times ~ may DC
furnishing dsusldod thousand tuns per eAy 20 -
Of ALLURE 10 Joi,ef the Coal In poPef qnAnu'! n ~
proper time and place tho Government n II
MAZE good say deficiency By purc ss q thS eont ss -
aud eIpanss Tho Price must bs Tor " So~ .,.sI
hoard yr.,e, ON the terms and sonisons
1wsnty p~r cent will be withheld Rom the ainouh "
uru which reservation not TO be psla uns. W.
,h.ll have been Ally completed Payments o 'ne hi =
eighty Der cont OF balance due, "n % tnsas a.
nj /, Ia finds for thai purpose seh ~
nn.t h, scoonpaie1 by written fsfahl Sneo " '' ~,
mus w M prr.ons that the oilder or bidders w, ~
o. tsa Sd DO accepted ente, iuto obligation WIZ -
W mi rrtas 70 furnish the supplies proposed no Wuy
.on ,l bs considered unless accompanied py sucn w.
r., or more suetss IN the sum Of ono hupdiea thos
~ ,. will be required to AGA bonds or the faithful ~
OF the contract and their responsibility VIII % COW
J by u H. District Judge u. 5. District Attorney o. WV
loc,or. "a kd
10 tbs interest II the service ~ do It. - ,... v,,
Proposals mus DO Endorsed Proposals for Coal los 'ne W"
Department. rovn
lSigned) A. BUip,, q a,ux
Capt and Asst Or MI u o. Ai'ny
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Cost an0 found.

CCON LOST, on SATURDAY. q CAhD,
OOUU. CASE containing .iT 80 Lessl Tender Nos ~
other Of only 20 the own.I h. nS of pod
fellow with wife and three children whom the ioss W.
most ruin by rv,unin, II to hiu " the once Of
GUlNE 1 JOHNSONS, No. u Wstsfst.' New'A~*
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L FOR SALE.--1hc large AMI commodou, new building
ia the OF Somurp Mertchcscr County, ~ miles from
City containing thirty odd rooms well adapted for
a YOUNG LADIES BOARDING. SCHOOL, 10 oaored "
the proprietor ou easy terms.
Tho 10, .on oi the heacst ia the country scenery
beautiful and ou n mile. nom tho Harlem Railroad fost
within five nnue. wak beautiful orchard together with
i've Of land will be sold with the bnildns ro'
further particulars apply 90 j. u. YOUNG, NO Il Shai""'
q where ulAut 81 bullju. IN he
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Mem publications.
NEW and ORIGINAL GAMES.
GAME OF FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.

GAME OF FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS..
IN A NEAT CASE. Price 81 cents
This new, unique aud fascinating is meeting with
dssf popularity. II combines instruction with Amusement
and equally adapted for old ard young refreshing the mem
WITH standard quotations. which at the same time are ~soc
ned Ia the mind With the authors thus encouraging ssss
for literature.
Those who think with Cowrer. that
War game, whish, were their supJecu "ass'
Kings would not play at
nay here find = harmless amusement
Said old French soldier Let conscrpS laugh, ana COM
bine Amusement with patriotism"
lie, everybody laugh and enjoy themselves sAys
Usher Of the new Game OF
RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Jn a neat case. Price 50 cenn.
This Game ia dedicated to Young Anerics but Od Ameie
will enjoy we'll Eumor "a tho cbalaeterno o. IN non
est person Of happy and prosperous nation ana none
that which tor 70 elevate fom the morbid unsocaoe
ture tN.n those tina. appreciate lively ho~1y s
amusement Such |, The tendency q hae IHpe
TIE NEW GAME OF AUIHOhS
In nest case. Price 50 centa
Social, entertaining and useful for all ,.s ,.,.,
GAME purely moral and intellectual, ana n.en'Vy s
estirr This new Gsne is DESIGNED for the niuIu
nrnt ~ Al xses serves 70 far.Ae with the memory s
nass on uost Of the popular authors and tnet woIk@
GAME OF GREAT EVENTS.
In neat case. Price 50 cents
How rn.ny tat give tho date OF inc pnt'e
Wseroo OF Bunker Hill % Lcarto CT othe, great svci
in historv without rcfcrerocsi Few indeed we have
therefore prepared that which viii Of once famsrze the eo
ole with SO ue@diu lie xiocn without research Desdies
.xus the memory Any OF the above games ssa I've D.
mail bv PERMITTING the above price. JOIN II. IlN8LEf
Bookseller and Sationer No. 1921 Pultenst, New'iofk
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MY LADY:
III STORY OF MODERN LIFE.

MY LADY,:
III STORY OF MODERN IlFE.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
Being Number Eoar OF Inc New STANDARD Series Of Pop
ehr Fiction Neal lone. Ya,,. covers Pree 30 cents
Uniform with
THE STORY or ELIZABETH. BY Miss Thackeray.
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HEART AND CROSS by Mrs. Oiphln,.
TIE STANDARD Series inc,ales bat f-s,ciaf boots
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nee Of ?0.iss~ ogon p' u rIice
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