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proposals.
OFFICE OF Ass'T.CoM.-G GENT OF SUBSISTENCE, !
No. 4SrATE-srRGer, NEw-loRK. Aug Il. 1869
PROPOSALS. will he received bV the undpI

4
PROPOSALS will he received by the under
i rigued anil 0 clock ,. m on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th
SliE ~ sroR FS 70 n. ae,iy.red in New. OK or
$500 $500 ,.' ~ ~ Il ntot..'' W '' "'''''N " "
SIeoAl i,; a. i0llo"s, w; s.,,,o, ,oea.
saa h3 0 81 -" ., nw II + * PORK or PRIME
MIS- rVh1 to be FOIL lted loc lbs. meat in MI aoored
..sin n''''' Win =" ~"
Nrx'"Vv, iP' "s" Sip US q'A''
NJ S''oo p| Su" Sstu o. b pR '"o0''DA
10 ..,n d a., on,s,v c.,xs.ea ,r,.-c rr.a
sns.,ii 'yHN u Ms S"N'' ''s' ~1'''
III 80 ID hams arc q, h. rscl ed &, air ,,sht ercs.
viii Zen i n q, if IN AMI ss be- d,I;y.nd ~ such
Poits the cities of Newio'k or Brooklyn as may be
de.ignaied s, O.
Lou other brands OF FLOUR, smabl. for keeping in
sisted in the bids nd whether in round or Hat hoop barrels
The barrels to be full head lined and bHnss sealed pr.Ns
sixty pounds 70 the bu.he Wen seasoned and dryto be
head lined Win green hickory. ...,
harres ike SAMPLES to be seen th. office uo,,,
800 pounds hrstquaity No white nint corn No"i
Nj in welicooyered head lined flour barrels
1877 800 pounds prime RIO COFFEE
.ither OF four styles follows; .,,
ID Green end PACKED in double sacks of one hundred
/" aSs GSs.s IN . above tn. barrels
Be fully lined with strong paper
Id arc ,res,,1 e ,cad fuu chop sap the green nas
or on tae gcee tacyprpOss 70 tTrr,.h ...,,,. .,,n
IN ioT the purpose. and 10 be fu head nned ,-.p
1880 gallons II the beet quality OF fukE NlNEuAs,,
made only from Cider oE hsAy ifee nom u" foreign su'
and injurious substances ana o shioiH ,eis'h W. w ~.
by vinegar taxing trH hNr grams pi'Hp"Ase VI Io'"NAs
neusTaise one ounce ~. me 's' 'ns ga a. nee -
~rcns'h - ns! De 70 D. ,e' W III nan oAii.so y, .
csPsciy hse sAni"s 'Hs once f"n A'"P s' '~@'
IA vac NJ Ane l.A.y % IN nysT c,NprrS
1900 pounds ocs, quality OF AlAMANIlNE 0ANh'tS,
BE- 10 the pound hall siaes TIE ieuiAihue'
sSelyes.
2j.OOO pounds good hard soAf, TO be ni,he oh' toH
good Aeras nee iIon clay SOLUBLE gas OF o'hei
ton, TO have UNPLEASANT odo to contain n9 more Than
per cent OF waei and 10 De wen ui'ea 'e''e 'e
PaeA.o- j., G. cam l., .,..,x
.i,SoO oushe's OF COCO clean, aly n me - mi
~, oai4'.' enu ',s ~. ~ tfsySaJ Wv f'f
nee s 49,! 80, h. ,,;,a dprirv The
..e,,h - ..n,.,b, ~, ,. y, ~, bu.te in good ord
noh'h Of SePeno.i % Po'na' 70 TUG 'Ns-'' ." 49, ~
nHdS s'oiSisa ,sa . r h ,cri,.a anripr the
49,. ~, ~ -, a s,.tii Ia "a orj,n.
-1'..- " = 80 IT f 49, '
~ wc-sooleIed oai!-4s III, r,,r, ,pprrc 4, ,.o,.
o,SJO i"uhos WV SuGi'y bhihi -. H'''' - e
dsnt hsrre.s -, ,,,r, pr .c,.rc 4, ..,ou.
=, I,oVo Pounus "is S"Sy DN'ND "
ux "a. "Ndtn INQUIRE l. .....ue, l.-.. ..el
xoOO tsl'"nt inlisa II mis- ~ ~ ~, 81.
tes to contain 'is salSi, AeS'll 49,. 80 -
's' s.ta ,tlt'. 80 80 - iss, IN, IAN, on,p.
~ ~ t' "" ''e ~ - ~ -
II s5 -, al. d., n s.,,.rh,r lss3 ia. .aIn. ousn.
an. VI ae '' y" ''@ -'' " -
aty o. S9oS.- a., owl, -. -, ,ag ala. .,,,c ou.,.
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T ON0 ISLAND RAILRoAD-INCREAsED

ACCOMMODATIONS Jsues sir snd isot u
yubc y asa "a iof vfs'uTon siofpnE Al Ssle"'
.at ~ m lot J.HsA Asso.s Jsfgsaen add e. ssiior'
81 70 t,r-.npof. rof isg D. o. and - - iof
ryo.se, IN u "a - ard ~ . o. 'of lAHa4' |.
.sd H.mtsts.A IN. ~ !. r., 10 . and 80 ? "a
suuds, Yreafs.oa Ifas ~; ham JsiL st i'oplns
Al oil st.orsi isgh.ns Al errafslen fsiss f.iatis
I.s,er fsTA.1s q Jsa.ls Arcousa ,isilga Tram
froaa Jane. 81 p .ni Th,f,, foarh e.. sieis
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ASH QrARTERwAsrEK-GKsEEALsO fbicE,
PniLkDELrHIA Aug - lt1A ,

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- t fee until TUESDAY 18Th sept De1,, al J.! oeoot
m for furnishing ANTHRACITE COAL for the "af De-
psent 70 deveTed dnrlas the Communicating Oe, l.
ib and endin, Sept, 30 1864 The &c. 70 be OF The or'
euay Anih aciie 0! steamers 20 weigh z1so Po'nas
u he tan AID be subject 20 spec;ion The ,oI 70 De
Aeveied board IN the pot Of PhiAdephA o. NeN
Yo-k IL such quantities and 1t such tfres may DC Ieu'
Furnishing demanded thousand tuns per DAY. ~ oa'c
n failure deliver the Coal Ia proper quantity ana e
proper time and place the Government 'r.sts,. ,ns 70
bake good any deficiency by purchase Z. The c' st h'
aud .xpens The Yises be FOR the toE ohs"ft' Oh
6o.fS vessels on le and conditions above slated
vesty Der cesa VIII be withheld rom the amount OF a. pay
aast. which reservation Dot 20 be paid uptl the e0nftes
.hs av. been folly completed Fsmsn Of the remaining
eighty pei bssncs due VIII be r.dr rnonhy or
wIss the Department Ia iand, Tor that purpose seh oner
must panied by wen guaranty 'gneo ~ 0ne o.
MOE rs.pon4 persons that The bddf bidder. VAL ~.
their Bad accepted enter into obhsasn win goa and
u finnish the supPhss proposed No prop
ositon vii be considered uIes, s,oonp@n-d by .ncl guar
any Two or more suGetcs IA The " one hundred thoo
ssnJ dollar. viii be required 10 gn bond, ioI The W
formnce of tne and tser responsibility ~ BE- oofi
aed by H. D. Dbtri Judge. L. 3. Attorney o. Co.
hector 49,. go, ne
The g re,,rved to reject all The bids sohdefed 70 De
70 the ptercs< OF the ser,ic< 70 do H. . -,
Propo.as be doIsd PIopossI FOR Coal Tor The "t
DcPAStntn- ,cvn
Capt and Asst Or Mir. U. 8. Army.
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The STEAMER GRRAr EAsTERN.-Ihe Great
Eastern anchored ON Monday afternoon to the cast.
ward Of Sands Point Light account Of the ag the
pilot no. deeming prudent to continue 70 Flushing
BAY She has . large freight and over one thousand
passengers Our Ship News Collector desires to sxpress
his thanks to Capt James Lowber Of the T. Re,enue
steamer o. Pierce. and to Messrs Isaacs and Archer
Of the Surveyors Office for their kind attentions to NE
interest Of the presa We received PACKAGE At n
O'Clock midnight
The Great Eastern experienced some tremendous
heavy weather during the passage-shpped some very
heavy seas stove one boat andamAGed several Others
The New York steam Ore engine No. that wac s"ksA
over sor trial with the English apparatus was sonslsras
by injured BY the sens The tAid officer and one oth0p
man had their ,ss broken Her cabin passengers ~.
rived ia the city al ~ O'Clock un Tuesday.
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
a..s steamer will leavs New Ye,k the a. 18th And IA
Of each month sIcept whom ,ho'. az. ~ on sUhpAf
For freight Ut passage apply the only ofs No bowl
ingUeen w. D. "Lh1"' "s'
DEMITTANCES 70 the OLD COUNTRY
III TAPsCU1T ERUTuERS L Co, No 30 Southst, n
continue 70 Drs available To- all parts Of tns and
I,lsnd Scotland and Waes the lowest possible rates
psne, sending money 70 they .nd ,bo-d s'al themselves
Of de ads snt.ges here offered sod apply ss shove
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fnnahfr On s'ih 81
TRAINS LEAVE sEw- YORK
For ss~ .iisssn. "a II ~ a. 10 - " 10
~ s.;a o. .4d = -
Fos BnAs-Yost. . EIJ. ii.Sa m. IA tfIl 10
Vol Mifsfa and s,ftilofi :. ~ D ia ~ !: o. 3 ma
Fot Ia.ftsA South e.t snd s.isori, II ~ n -
~ ..., ..,o,r
For D.fSn .ad uis.H~lh 7.s.p. iI.o N. 30. 40,
3Dpm a.. ~, T., N
10, Po,, Cbe.er ssA irternediss rA,.ons 30 u "A
u . a.. 49,. ~. $50 y M
Fof Port { hs STR aud New Koch.rs. p
COnSfCIIso IHAlss.
Tor Bostoa Via SIsiEstsd. "a ~ iio Ehb p IN
Yor Boston via shof, Line. l!,ls IA y TIA .. . -.
For Hartford and spsinshs!i . M tLAh I'D ~
tEIlb pm ,, $780,, ~
itpa n, and !. ~ y. %. u horhsmpton 80,
For Hartford Pfoyijcsoo and fnlsL' HIIosh ''HA V
II .ys -. .-u...l 81,
For Nsv. Haven. EswLondon and s.Oninstoa Rsh'sd :"
q IN, i2;i3 ", sP
For Canal aalIrosd lf.isp m. TO NortLA,nptsa ~,
Esr HoasAlonie Railroad. . M. 20 IA 70 Ns"~H
ford Wednoslsys and Saturdays, TO fhtshel1
For Naxsinck Railroad. "a ~, 7N 2 IA
Yor D.,bury aud sofwslA Ksihosi, . IN, HID IN
Coumodious sse ping Cars attached u y Ia Trains
JAMES "a hDYf. SnpsrntendenS
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Dentistry.

nRS. GRIFFIN, 25s Grsud-st., N. T., OPP
~ posite Lord T.ylors and Is! Fukoa: brootyn ns
inserting full or partial Of their Improved Artificial Teeth
with or without extracting tbs roots full eess ON t9a OF
plans So sve, o. rubber ~ partial 'sss Wo'a' POI
tooth 81; silver OF rubber. ~; extracting 2sc.
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&xrnrsioils.

IHXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
IL Csn Of tke COMFY ISLAND and BhookLaN NAIL
kna n COMPANY run every ala minutes nom Fulton and
C,tLarn~ Ferries Brooklyn, connecting h Cty inr WIN cars
for Greenfield Gsve.nd Sbespsbesd Bay and Conry sIsns
Brooklyn, May 10 1914 w. r. u coAh' Cup"
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SUPERIOR COURr-CHAxrxxs-Aug a4-Bsfors
Justice WHITE.
nyavU ARGYD PRON THE SERVICE,

DF6CHAkGED FHUE Idk sEK'NH
Charles P. Walden and Rcaben J. Fisher,
two lsda were brought up on wrts Of hsbees corpus
and their discharge asked the ground Of their being
minors and having enlisted without consent Of parents
These facts appearing. the Judge ordered tneir ~.
charge on their returning " The Governments any
mosey or clothing receiyed.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY Passenger trains.
AZ g. NJ, Express for Buffalo.
gyn a. M, ~ TX, daily. for Otisvila
10 q M. Mail for Buffalo.
lp M Way for Otisyillc Newbureh and Warwick.
D. M. Night Express dairy for Dunkrk Bunslo, Roches
CAnsndsus and principal s,aous Tran Of Saturday
runs through 10 Buffalo, but does not 70 Dunknk
Up. M, Emigrsp, Tor Dunkirk
CHAS hIkOr, 0~uersl Bup~riD, eadent
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,vla NJ w :
IL PORT and FALL HIyER.-The splendid and suI.ri'a
steamer MEIKOPOLls. CAPT Brown, i..yss nsr- Icrs
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
MOsDhY WEDNESDAY, sSd FRIDAY ats O'Clock p M.
f1,,o Pier No 3Eorth River. ..,
..u, nuul The ,sn,r .lisI have l-sn paid for .
Treight 10 Boston Is forwarded through with great a"P'eh
by % Express Freight 4, ain A.. NJ :, R,..d~
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The Eastern . hosts were behind time a.
Tuesday morning. ip ePnsscuese" o." heavy o'"wn u
Surnd. on Monday piShs 6ss' sO.th-sssA
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CnAxDrR Rs-ACG H-before
Justice BARsARD
ArPEAL FpoM TAXATION OF cosIs-wHN DOUBLE
COSTS NOT ALLOwED-wiTNEss FEES AND MILL
AGK-wEAr AFYIDAvITs OY wITNHssEs MUST
CONTAIN.
William G. s. Taaeks, PlaipnR and Respondent ast
rheodor Schmidt et al, Defendants and Appellants
BARNARD, 1.-THE only authority for allow.
ius double costs is 10 be oua in the provisions me
Revised Statutes which Lave been held In this respect
not to have been repealed by the Code
Those provisions however, do not in my view apply
Donbls cost. cannot be allowed in this case tria
fec . references to tate an account OF " ascertain
dsuagrs cannot be taxed. Witnesses fees end mileage
for parties can be charged AFFIDAVIT made By them
that they attended witnesses and would not have at
tended except for toe puIpse Of being wisnesses 1
think the attorney Of record 10 entitled 70 nnesv 10
for the day on which he Was aud testified but noe
10 mileage.
The ahdAyits 10 ~ attendance Of witnesses are net
sufficient. go,
The DAYS on which witness offended should be stately
il should also he stated whetbe they attended each time
on subpoena or n. the distance from the place OF real:
dciee OF each win1s W ne CouIt noHse ~ sae asuss
ness then the distance ron the point where persons
coming from his place OF residence " the City OF new
York usually hc State ~ the Court House BY ne
III the witnesses DO not attend upon subpoena then theu
adayits that they attended at the request Of the party
for the sole purpose Of being witnesses and would no{
oherw ~ the city. town, or village vbsf0
the court held. should BIZ produced
This is proper for two bills Of costs. But only
one Sc, Of fees he taxed for the same wit
ness unless afhda,s are producsd showing thss thf
witness vas snbpenscd by both parties OF. suppenss9
by neither thea that he requested to attend oX
both. and that he attended on such lon' Ieqass. NY
affidavit should be made BY the party whe suopeheSQ
N, witness or in Of request BY the party wco
made the request The adjustment must be set ssid4
xS d aSs ndsr .: to ne attendance
of witnesses NAV be prcscsecd 10 tic Clerk
Platt Gerard Buckley attorneys Tor the aPpslhntS
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0opartnersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHlP.-An
psrtts. interrsted will r~sss take notice Tia. tho part
pr.viously existing betwecs NEsbAUM and T..
sTVAUS lwhossse bchsIsl dissolved July l6 1862
Y. sTRAUS.
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4mnsement8.
NIBLOY GARDEN.

NIBLO" GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Manager .........ME WIN. WHEATLEY.
SATURDAY EVENING August 29h. opening Of the
49, REGULAR FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
The Manager respectfully anno brief engagement
with the distingui AngoG eImnI Tregedian,
|i- DANIEL F.. bANDMANS, -,
and many application, having been made repetition OF his
renowned performance Of
sHYLOCK -
be win make his 6rst appearance on SATURDAY EVENING
Aug. ". next. In
~ THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Mr. Wheatlcy conerstuates hmsef In having formed
easoment with the eminent Trag, dian,
EDWIN FORREST,
whe will make his frst Appearance
On MONDAY EVENING, AugJ,
RlCHELIEU
Nights Of performance Of Z. FORREST,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY end FRIDAY.
b. Y. BANDMANN-TUESDAYs and SATURDAY..
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
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Amnsertemfs.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBA0O


DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- GREAT EXCITEMENT
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBA0O
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAW6,
great p'''''fSiIk MEN, WOMEN. an. CHILDREN
are 'n.' iii TEEsE RED MEN OF raz FOREST.
Who though 'sp TsE %%s Il TRIBES
Of the g: o.
They ere splendid specimens Of their respective tribes ~
seeing h: spi id s AZ Il Hs slsE wus
'nd Witnesses K KNUx vs. II; The INDIAN LIFE,
T I'LL M Ii " ,i's :f NATIVE .oREsr.
They are on exhibition EVERY DAY and EVENING. ~
DTIsS s"a e% AZ ia' bsnArc
cvs :slsosn from The following cha'css'' ''pss''asS
RECRUITiNG Dance, with Song Of Psnos1en, nd p
triotic speech BY Big winebaso.
s %Ak ob bsStk viii ss scss Of re S, VIZ T
bsts s.p ps:s s.a c Ssss
MOCCAsIk GAME tho f.vo.its method Q! gambling "
Indians being The yesies gamblers IN the world
A''' ~" +, THf l. . !sss r. sxEHes
nearly T ins' t2 q re sf ~ THE SNAKE SPECIES
on THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT.
AUTUMATUN WRITER,
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
A DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO KINKS.
The GRAND AoUARiA, Learned ed Seal See Lion, Mon
THE SUMMER DRAMATIC COMPANY,
under the direction tia. popular aud talented actor,
C. w. CLARKE,
SYLVESTER BLEECkER. st.ge 4snagsy -.
{, 's Sl s1~S s s;. pkAG
ME w spHibn ns 9IsE ttffh re-
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
and u clock Consisting Of the re.slS Petite Convey
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER
'''' '''" QUITE AT HOME. ,
Dance by,.....,,.... MILE. LOUISE
Making the best dramatic entertainment to be found ~
city and al. Tor rs Children under ten, 10 cents
rINHE ALEXANDRIA PAVILION
THE CHILDREN or THE DESERT
Opposite the Academy Of Muic, l.h-<. This
NEW And SPACIOUS PAVILION.
Calculate to hold JJJ spectators, viii open Tor I
A SHORT SEASON,
Of MONDAY kEAT. AUGUST 81,
For the purpose introducing 10 the public VI Nsw'Yse
MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCES
RENOWNED q BAND M OF ARABS
Twelve In runber who arrived from Europe IN he steam
'"'' THE OILY BASDO or PURE BEDOUINs
Who have visited iuerica These
ChILbREE Or TIL DESERT
VII appear in combination with . -
GRAND EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCE,
fI.EADiS;; ARTISTS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
Fall particular. viii De duly announced
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw.JERsEY.

NENIRAL RAILROAD 81 NEW -JLhSLl'
~ -Froni foo, 4 ,oufiasd .. q oln'-''fs a. hsnY"n
Junction riih the Delaware -ac.swsnn. I'D cssin h
ru-d At With The LeAiL N.I"s hsfoad and 10
oonnction. forming direct line 10 fi''Safsh aud ihs "''
W ihoLi chang. - o.fs 49,.
sPRING ARRASoEMEST-C ou,fneneias APri 20 Ia
Leave Sew Iost a. follow.
I.ErlsHrse ftrstss-At . . M. Tor fsston, heshAx
Poi.slilr. iinfusblfr Sanch huns, Nilispl'lpr
Nan Ti'.l>-A,sa IA. 80 tssfon Na"f 'sp Scranton
Great Bend fiisou Busbsniel. Nats.sars, kc 49,
l1v S-Fof Fs.ion Allentown. N-aeh tbHEt, WI
Ian port Reading Fou.viis liAni.ssft 40 80
80 MOI fa.ioa. Bcth.eLsm, Allentown AID AsHch
Cham
D. Nor sofnsrsilc
60 H-For ~orlcfNiH.
~ ~ M1sIEsN faIEsss-yof tss'cr, AlirD.orn. Read
Ing Iasbufs f.Jarsh nd tt West hesgins c-f nom
Jefs-y City through "a fiis.bcfsk
Ix,s1,s Is.ts ToH il.EhIsHCsG-1he tn FSrrs.s
Tr.in Ss~ ora arrives nsfssufs si ~ e"nnsct
AID fenn,y "nisl hs ose Nefih
Railroad Sofh .d oSeib and snh he .1isesf
-Anl valley Railroad ~.
THr TssotsH fVsto Tran go rHt Wnr leaves
Ns~.iess y ia4y l-ah4ag' eIesPst fpAiin go
conrerton lsgfi.tufs 9Th fenn,ylfss, Ltiip-a-~hh
40 Change 81 fishlfgh sd bi 80 20 tlstiss4 Ad
Ikifaso Two hoafs tll.s 10 saved ~ ailHs fisisin
Hlilasrrnrosr ASP Ar~ toss fsHA,-Ar.se Ns- fofs
from fss NO >, North River. a. "a Ia ., a -ns
"a 49,, ~, u.. ..,
up e.sl ~.y. JOSIAH % s1EARNn. Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

GREAT REDUCTION in RST-CLASS
FAKES. via
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ONLY 1913 TO CHICAGO,
and CORRESPONDING reduction to all points beyond Time
quick by any other route Procure Tickets q the Co"
panys Pncp. Office No. 100 Broadway corner Ps1kpl'cs
also Office OF spauldngs Express No. Aston House
c. B. GREENOU0H.
Passenger Agent. No. 239 Broadway.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
" ABTLflilh a4d the SCUM and WIS., va jim
,rN CIlY-Msi AMI tapre.s Line. i.ay. New ;, oh 81
AID a. a ff g. ., 80 AMI lI:O Iare - Ihionsh
nasss.r rhrcted If and ~ aud - and ii''" p NJ
fss Is asinn.inu and q, : sii T. Tor ia. " cst
~. WOODRUFF A---tHnt Superintendent
NJ hasra-- h. frc~ls- ip train. sns.-s delivered
and rn. A.. = tuuf.- Ia a..sauc. the time Of leaving
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NEw-YoRK a NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER AgRAsGf3tSr
COMMENCING ytLi 4, lssl

P..s>ns.r Station ln Ss- iofs cofnsf TN d All 81 AZ
fHusnce nth ct
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STEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

CTEAN COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
n. uiAe.,nsA VII dpseA q ,h. s.asr OF
other ' ' & sWr 'TsoSR'se IS r' i is '''' HON
calling :, osessrS.a !. ,.sa P.;,sss'., nd t.r'
aMp. TINS Con.as1,r. To Sad =.
w. sSssisstkibAY Ass
Te.~ steamer. have ell t.-n bulk under iSe n.-on 81
the Chief Surveyor to t.s L,supoo undf~nie" hrs."y
hey n, aasd Pr Tor ai: :eSed .ed ,A'd ',-' Jason
~. Cabin '.--....~I'ss ,,r.,.D'- In c-'-p',
.tesn.ers
Fos p.tieul.n .pplyD
WILLIAMS & GUION, No. II w.A.,.
CTEAMsHIP GREAT EASTERN.
HOWLAkD 4 AAPlhwALL, As-nss
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTkk PAros. CsnnhAn1f.
On TUESDAY Sept. Q. a: o'o.o.k preossly ana 81
intervals thsrr.nef Of about .iI ~o>tA
SECOND CABIN-s,sie Room bsr,hs, fnc.h far
fs.s sas out nd S.c4 IN tho Ela Nd Second
ms only, fsso and half A..
serls. :csss~P.yH, g..a re-, and children under u
THl KD CABlN-lnieru.odisis stste Rooms Pas
,.asvr. found with bod bedding table u'en-l'' 40
-. nd ts.S ,se';1', ssd .secmmod.on:
rise Of Cabin Passage hou Liverpool 'Ans rate a. above
M .,s, 10 .od or IL. .quvs.. In United
och I.,..uesr allowed 10 epbic f.ss ofuse An sIrh
''''d Surgeon on board f'' ''. Ga. ;r's '@1IfSEY
PasAays OAos, No Biosdwsy'
No. 81 South st.. n. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
NETWORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY

~ RAILROAD.-Train- will leave 2Gh-r- Depot-tor Al
pany 1919 a IN. stopping at WDaaInsbridge, " h'se
Plains Bedford Cro,on ale aud stations north to Albany,
connecting with Central and Northern Railroad for Saratoga
and a. points north and Tor Croton tas, B:5 IN
The y. IA. train vii run saturdays ony re-
tuning leave. Ifoion Fall. $3.50 Mondays For
White Plains 1913 aud 10 IN, 2:yl t:lo and ? M and
G.l5 D. u from Whites Depot for Niainsbidfe-slo'
10 a fn - 40 ). g. G;l5 aud $3.50 croon fals,
White Plain. aud Wi.msbrdse tram, stop at nj stations
Dover Plains stopping az "bhe fans hd .'~
ion. north Dover Ksaufun, leave Albany At sio M
ON arsya Of Northern and Western irans stopping at all
,Afors from Chatham to tIoton FAILS, also at .doid
I'm. Plain. and Wilansbrdgr Dover Plans 3;' = IA,
stopping AT al stations Of ani a W i~ Plains Co'cn
fal. = 49,. White Pains, c.in. .. H.2p .. NJ I..J = i"
N WLi.in.btidsr $50 aud 7:t5 4. croi"n ta',
Is hat. Pains aud ih.soIdfe u.ins stops ~ a. stations
SUNDAY .cnfsiou Trains Half for tro.on ale b!'
M .topiug =, al stations exert orbyir. tof " laiss
bs.dcr. s.li II ~ a. land For White f-sns
D. 4. Williamsburg. aud White Plans trains stop At all
.f.lan. H-;ufung " bite ftis $40 M Ni-nis'
bride ga 1920 l Is;so $40 $50 and stopping
&c q. stations troton fa.s stopping al al stations
north II and At Williamson de-.
John .CRcHlLL, Superintendent.
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60 Ubom il man Concern.

hRAIT.-Patics who have been insured by
w. AID .f.i vii ri~.~ ~rsien noio- irninr
a-l.l, We cosunus n.gfs u'ss. ffser yf 'uosii
t.l.. for pa,u.nf Of the 4 ~ Communication. go
CHRISTIE L sION, No ~ W hitsst
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Geofsctovn ID. {.
NOTlCE.-The steamship KANGAROO, Of thl. hn-. VII
sal a. AL extra steamer Thu RsDAl Aufp.t ~ . 10
O'Clock m Has splendid accommodation io sir~ taVin
and s,esrsse Passens.r red ICED rses payable IN y cut
rep-y joins g. DALE, Agent, no. - broadway.
S1EAM WEEKLY " LlNERPOOl., touch
- ing ~ Qusen.sown tCofk tieibor The vel sHows
steamers Of Liverpool New York .ns Philadelphia steam
ship Company are intended 10 sA!i s follows: -
CRY on Saturday. SEA
CITY
And every succeeding SATURDAY ~ noou from Pief ~.
North Riyer
ssrks ov rAssAeE
PAYABLE In gold or It's e1uisal,p N cuffcnryi
FIRST Cabs. 80 m sTFFRAoE .........tu !"
Firs, Cabin TO London. Is % sioefsse 10 London D -
yi,,, Ca.in 10 P.r. " -toefsss Psfis.... ~ .
T.,.t C.ln 70 Hamburg % S,nsrsss 10 Bsiatut ~ 20
Psssns., ai.o forwarded 10 Hs'e, Bremen h0'ts' dH
80. yrou il,ertoof or Quesnsowni Let Csbr t;, tEs
sl0s s,.<ns-, eks Thosc who wi.h W 'ens ie' iAsh
friend. car bny tct ets here 81 h.s- fsss
FOR f.ftbor Information. spply at ue Company ofoss
JOHN o. DALE, Agent No Is broadway y ].
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


hIKECI STEAMBOAT LINZ TOT UhNI-
~ FORD. connecting with Railroad 10 SPRlN6flfLD'
NORTiIAMfTOs. BILLIONS FALLS, BkAITLEBuho,
sc. Steamer GRANITE STATE leave. P~oA..lip Al ? m
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Steamer lIl or hAhI
FORD leaves Peek Zip Tsc.day Thursday aud SAT
urdsy.
The boats Of th, line hr.,cla. Sound .i.aneTs and are
commanded by competent G.d experienced ofhceis
New York Ms, 3 Ig1
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Under the direction Of Mr. HUMPHREY BLAND
SECOND WFEk u
THE GREAT AMERICAN ACTRESS,
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W o has achieved one Of the
GkEAlEsT TRlt MPHS or THE DAY.
In compliance with numerous gsque-- That Mr~ ~ L.
ROW Hs .boud pu..l ia eaAlar.sr fully develop Der
G,e, Dr.,u,e posel. the Muaser Las the honor VI all
Mrs ID. p. BOWERS
UNEQUALED REPRESENTATION OF
CAMILLE
which La. hem rouonncsd o. tho Press Of this county 70
bes -. -......r,o,,
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THIS ~ .anesday) EVENING. August -,
CAMILLE;
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