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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08
A Bad Speculation.

The New York correspondent Of a Wash
ington paper tells the following story
I heard of a great reverse in trade the 9TH
er day. Stewart, the great dry goods mer-
chant not long sinee-under the Chancellor
vile cloud think-5ought up all the calieoes
and other cotton goods that he could find in
the American market The subsequent mag
nifcent military and naval operations Of Grant
and Banks, and Porter and Farragut on the
Mississippi, dispelled the commercial cloud OF
Chancellorville, and gold and cotton tumbled
together. tits now said that Stewart viii
lose at least t,Oo million dollars by the opera
ion. Cottous, shirtings and sheetings were
marked down upon his counter in one day
from forty cents per yard to twenty eight J
took advantage Of this decline, and purehas-
ed one piece Of sEirtingl Stewart can afford
the loss Of two MILLIONS and not suffer It Is
said that he has made millions upon millions
cut of the war saw fne calico prints sell
ing on Saturday for I21 ccuts per yard. It
seems like old times in Yankeedom, when
raw cotton was plenty and calieoes went beg
gi1g.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08
FAREWELL AND WELCOME.

Go, Winter, go!
Thy frozen locks and tresses white,
And looks that kindle not delight,
And breaths that chill the Young hearts glow,
And rrowns that make the tear-drop start,
No bliss, mo pleasure, can impart
Go, Winter, go!
Come Summer, come!
With genial skies and budding flowers,
Aud balmy gales and fragrant showers,
And smiles that clotile the azure dome,
Come, with thy bright and fairy band,
And scatter gladncss DER the land,
Come Summer, come
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

THE Tea plant-said to be declared
genuine by Chinaman, the Williams
port Bulletin states-is found upon wild
lands in Clinton county, Pennsylvania.
Several persons skilled in the taste of tea
declare this native sort as good as the
imported
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

The first profile taken, on re ord, was
that of Antigonus, who, having but one
eye, had his likeness taken to present the
q best side to Wow; this occurred $50
years before the Christian era.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

A woNAN's mission, as the word goes, IS to
make home happy; mans to find the means
wherewith she may do it. Womans work
should be, as woman was herself the compile
ton of all true labor. From her must come
those final touches and eliminating graces
which make a dinner Of herbs a pleasant ban
quet, and cottage starred over with jessa-
mine. a palace Of contenjmeut,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

TuoURETTE, formerly an unproductive
commune in one of the departments Of
France, now appears like an immense
orchard, as the parish priest, now nearly
eighty years of age, has for thirty years
insisted that the parents of every child
be baptized should plant some kind of a
fruit tree.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

The wounds that pain aud grief have ma
Are seldom cured by laughter;
Who has not felt the dreadful blade
As deep the moment after?
But pity from the lips we love,
Is Friendships best endeayor;
And, like the rain-drop from above,
Makes all look fresh as ever.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

DRIED beef is used by the Mezicans as
rations for their soldiers. 1t is much
better than fat pork or briny beef
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

j. w. HOUx, RROP'R-

OFFICE -Coulson's Building, second hoor,) J
West side North Main-street near the Square
TERNs:-sl. per annum, invariably in advance
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

A CARGO Of tar, manufactured by a
party of Norwegians at Grand Traverse,
Michigan, has reached Chicago and found
a ready sale. The Norwegians are about
to engage extensively in this business.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

MANY think they cannot do without
something to drink at regular meals, but
this is a mere habit; if it must be done,
it should be something quite warm, al
most hot, because it is known by actual
ocular demonstration, that cold water or
any other cold liquid when introduced
into the stomach at meals, as instantly
arrests the process Of digestion as water
extinguishos live coal; cold milk at
meals has the additional disadvantage, if
used freely, Of engendering constipation,
billiousness and the long list of minor
symptoms which inevitably follow those
conditions. But large draughts of even
warm drinks at regular meal-times are
very peraicious; as they not only cause
oppression" but by largely diluting the
fluids which nature has prepared for con-
verting the food into a nutriment mate
rial, render them less efficient, impose
additional labor on the stomach and pre-
maturely exhaust its powers. No one
should exceed half pint of liquid at
any meal; invalids and the sedentary
should use habitually still lcss.-HaUs
JoarnaL Of Health.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

HAyDKEEcuIEE FLRrAuov.-A druggista ad-
vertises in an exchange paper the following
varieties of extracts for the handkerchief: =
p" Big Thing, Think Of Ne, The Ball IS Up,
Something New, Try It, Fifth Avenue, Pet
of the Regiment, Kiss Ne in the Dark, Sum
ter, kiss Ne Quick, &c, &c. Price u cts. a
bottle"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

To be thankful to God is not 10 say God
be praised, or God be thanked y buttore-
member what lie desires, and execute what
He commands. To be thankful to God, IS
certainly to love Him, and to love Him is to
keep His commandments; so saith our Saw
iour (John xiv. 15)-"f ye love Me, keep
Nv commandments y Chdlinglrort5.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

a YOUNG fellow who came up to London to
see the rejoioings at the Royal Wedding en-
tered an eating-house in the Strand, and upon
the bill Of fare being handed to him by the
waiter, remarked that he didn't care bout
reading now-he'd wait till after dinner"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

+ SAY what ycu1w.n Of old nlaids, their love
is generally more strong and sincere than that
of the young milk and water creatures whose
hearts 7ibrate between the joys of7wediock
and the dissipations Of the, ballroom Until
the young heart Of woman IS capable Of set
tlng firmly and exclusively on one object her
love is like a May Shower, which makes rain
bows. but fills no clsterns.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08
A WEDDING PATTY.

Returning, We pass house gaily dec
grated with paper flags; there is the
sound of soft wind Instruments, and cyi-
IDENTIFY high gala-time. BY the use Of
some sycee we can gain admi nee even
here, although we are Janb secjs, or " fc :
eign devils" Nay, we can even examine
the gaily bedizened silk robe of the bri e
and the rice and paper flowers in her
hair; the imitation jade stone wristlets;
and can look at her embroidered petit
coat and her feet, about three inches
long; she Is tremendously periumed, and
altogether got up" without regard to
cost Thus we 90 from death to life.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

A LUCKY FALL.-An English foot
man has just fallen heir to S325.O00
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

Boz, ssaid a tormentng friend TO- a bach
elor acquaintance, why don't you get maE-8
RED ?" g Well, [ don't know. I came syegy Z
near It once-just missed it q Yen did52 &
Let's hear it, Why I asked a gul-if I
should see her home from a party one even
ing, and she said mol IF she'd said yes,
think I should have courted and married her.
That's the nearest I eyercame to getting mar
ried."
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08
THE BABY TOWER

We viii waive this and visit the "ba-
by tower" NOminally this tower is in
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

A SAD ISCI9Eyr.-One day last week Ia
ly living in this county, few miles from the
city, brought a parcel to one Of the express
offices to forward to her husband in the army.
It contained some articles that she had care
fully prepared with her own bands. Her two
little children were with her. The clerk look
ed at the name and address, and turned away
to hide his emotion That very morning one
Of those ominous boxes which crowd our
trains from the south had arrived with the
name upon it which was upon the parcel.
The remains Of the husband and father were
at that moment at the depot. The shock to
the poor lady was terrible. How many thot-
sand heart breaking scenes are enaedng every e
day, similar in some respects to tbis-Hadian-
apoEs Ssatin l. 3Oh uH s-r
Too FAR Orr A friend was trout fishing a'
-on the sides Of Old s1sddlebaelz, alnountaina
in the interior Of Maine, hundred miles 6omE sos.
the coast. Supposing bimseli ten miles from g.
a village, and half as far from house, he was
surprised by hearing the blows Of an exc. -.
Soon he came to a small clearing where the
proprietor Of The xesdrveysd him withsome
curiosity .3i-'
'Haloa, strangerl' said he .- s- 5 IS
How are you, sir
"Wen, now, stranger, where be you fFonpt''. Is --
"Tm from New York .--ss-
From New York? Why, should,think
--,,1 I,oto @ E;., 90 E,-
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

IT is stated that a prominent municipal Off
Ger urged, VIXEN q public dinner was being
prepared, that sardines be aided to the bill Of
fare. He was told, among other things, that
they might be too expensive. He persisted,
and the controversy growing warm, it was
even intmated that he did not know what
sardine was. With high indignation, he re-
piled, I guess know Whist sardine is--a
chunk Of meat between two chunks Of bread r.
IT is said that under the new tax law
che annual tax Of A T. Stewart, the New
York dry goods merchant, will be about
$4,000. -eaH
Why are there, STRICTLY speaking, only
335 days in the year? Because 20 days
are Lent and never returned.
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"t1niSn" 8ates of 9uurrtisipg.
TRANSIENT AND LEGAL.

One Square 90 lines or less) insertion, s0.59
a. 100
egch additional OBS
REGULAR.
One Square, 5 months, $3.50 IN: Sm;
.7st- s 0 600
l(Column. g" 2OOG $500 700
I $500 1900 1000
Z d" $500 1000 1900
q 5000 $500 1000
Address, or Business Directory Card, year $500
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

Way the deuce is i, said young swell,
a few days since, that I can't make my. col
lar sit well p g Because it is standing col
lar" replied the person to whom the question
was addressed.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

WHEN were Loves arms stretched so wide
as upon the cross {? When did they embrace
so much as when Thou, 0 Christ, didst gath
er within Thy bosom the spears and arrows
Of the mighty, to open up lane for Freedom :?
How many of the sparks at which great
fires have been kindledl even now enighten-
ing and warming the world, have been struck
from the hearts and brains Of men counted
fools and fanatics in their own generation?
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

stItct 0ortrr.

Address, or Business Directory Card, year 500
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

BEAUTY WlrHoUT EXPRESSION TIREs-Abbe
Menage said Of the President lie Bailleul,
/" that he was it for UotLing but to tlor his
portrait" st0-,'-
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

GENERAL GILMORE, before leaving here to
assume command Of the Department of the
South, was appointed a Majo General =
Washington Chronicle
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

The Duke Of Devonshire offered one thou
sand pounds sterling for the bullet which was
extracted from Garibaldis foot, but failed. to
obtain 1t.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

Is the name Jack Tar for a sailor, de-
rived from the Latin Jactari, to be tossed
about?
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

THE Vicksburg correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial relates the fol
owing amusing story:
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-07-08

Look not mournfplly into the past-itcomes
not back again. Wisely improve the present
tits thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy
future without fear. and with a manly heart,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

them NOM appropriate for osi-er. ard wnee. Foe."
Which sdoplsd ~ he following veto. viz
Af,Yu.iiv.- ,-...I. Biirs, Conner Dsys Fly. Little,
Purd- Roche shool sio~sr, and T~sea-!o
IN. srs IL. = iou.v.- on View cour,ho rrs.-uca are
port In .voi .doI asr rs'o.u'ion - ioloss, VIZ.
Kecfce That 81, pits. rsi"d 90 u, nnerei pay io ~
wort p.or,u ~ snd Of moneys duo them VI. Oct
la6i .mo ntirf ttt: = 10 "a y tie ComPiroleI.
rom tie APPROPRIATED ioT Con''Tae'ioa Of new County
Which "a, .lor,,d b, ,h- forovin, vote VIZ:
teiis..,. s"Fcr'i.ot' bis, .Iiss' qsn.ei psT t''
The CoH tes Of ANNA T,ie' ri'''Hod' report IN Ny'f
he.,d Tt.,,h. Corr,oi. e. be- .uhohr.i and directed
70 TRANSFER nom the srpfops.i ~ E-pfy !in., 20
&c credit q tho spprcpi.aIos 81 Election hIFsn'e' 10
Which ". .deg,ed by the following vote VIZ.
Aarms'is. apor''o'' . .aai 'nss' hnsf P,T' f'y
N. COMMITTEE Criminal Courts 90 Poke pscfeu'ei .
report t favor = .iopun. f-s1l-ion a. folow. VIA
iarnsis CruAa court Rooms b, s-tii'd ard slo"si q
81 q st tho Comptroller tfcisd % psy i'cm q ia ~
'Wh'ch va. ,aop,siby tls fo.lo~i,r vo., Va.
Ars.i'e-,,oler',or' blsr, hnr.' &.ns, h.''t y
lie tonsUi,s e trmin. s.it' "a foie' presented
report lr f.sof Of 81 pics f's..l ar 80 f9'oWs Va
ftnt Corr q O'H'fa. 'r'' - - 81 II n.'in ;
AuoFn.y of r.tsrt br a. "a AID aowet 81 90 30 80
as Comguo 81 sfeeei 70 - % oa -g9iossson ior e
WtisA ~. .4aptsd'by The nfowi-s rs'e via
n native frfsscfs lllnf .rsss farrrr naris Wy
II. Commute. oIalus Couft 81 Pcac- pfsssu,ea
llfio.sf That ls bl q ~ lssfsaI lfus - frf %
ibid jnfos tna ef-~t 10 u Ihr fs1
r. ar bean, salvst. % ,u-iei lat siass3 sti 80
Con ~, dfsc.s4 10 psy fieu ',rfgI riss' "a 1o-HJ
Coat Frrrrs
ma -, .scr'ef ~ tke r, 1eufrs Va
sasinsuve-sursFsrafs hrni hrsp tsuu'f, Davis ny.
Lits PsTly. Roche slo1s ttrS,fi. I'd f-.e3-il.
MOTIONS HUM y.
sur~r.iso Twrnp 80 ~tsr he Board adiorrn &,
g. y meet futs. % if'isrf a. ~ rort Al
.t ths s.eeioa oi Nsfei. % r41f 49, scis order a
bushes, r ueii,r'y ,Nsf tts reading 1fhs JcufnsL
MLlcs 80 ,.utsa
UNFINISHED DrsIS;as nrsrMrp.
E.por q Co1na.ito. Pn.ins .ad ssalusfy Of
al sinr fc,olg'Iol az fol.w'. va
H.. .,e Th. MN = chus'W pst,r ~ prrtiBs "a
sslolsr. f4ui.hcd sulrsu. Court snt COMFY Nlsft Oh
b. sldi',1 ,rd .lossA a. -" - AID re ComI'r7 -
dlisc'sd 70 ray bon sppiopaIa9 fof fnrins s's..en
81 nd h!sls bout,
tnearoa ~ lis noasr ste Mayor 9Th hi' oees
tcrs tfefsfu.l
Wtich saop,,i no'-lA.sndrs tho ehsc,isH' q Ia
Homer the Msycf b. ths f1lo~4ns sofs. ~
Anfmsv.- ur,r.'ofs brr, Counei. ny. Lius fnity
Roche Sis.,n .ud Tweed
kes.lv. frefr,1r. avis al fhofi-,
h1p-ri.o TwEIp moved i.si TIE bo-id d. Gov stJourn
Nllct I'D.
Nhsteapon ,h- fEt,DrSr declared tin The Bo.a ssooa
lJogfnsd gatl Friday TA Let. a. 10 oc.0rt
JOS. u. YOUNG. C.rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

$50 The Arst section Of the ordinance entitled An -
dnance making the annual for tho support Of
the Of the County Of New YORK. and for The pay.
year 3 adopted March 1853 10 haJsby omended 50 fol
lows 20 wit strike tire following Words and under
the head Of COMMON SCHOOLS SIASr viz four hundred
aud twelve thousand two hundred and eighteen dos and
twenty three cents $i2te 2 and Insert in lieu thereof the
foowinr IT, four hundred end thousand hnId
red AID hiriytwo doars srd seventy cent? sol I'D III
also strike ont the following words and figures under the head
Of STATE TAxHs two millions hundred and ninety
thousand four hundred and ninety dcl.rs and
twenty-five cents &97 az and In lieu thereof insen
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

nine theusand -four hundred and dsSs and
four cent? <) also STRIFE out the following words
and 6eures under lie head Of hSTAly Fisns va thiftY
Thousand dosrs 1880 0O and inssr Ia lieu thereof hs io
lowing w twenty thousand dollars oon) also stihe
following wcrds and heures under the head ..
pIIs AND DRILL R0oxs viz nv thousand dollars ~ w
and meet in Nsu thereof following Wit one HUNDRED
and df.y thousand dollars Il i3O,0Dl
SIC There hereby appropriated Tor the payment OF IN
cidentaI expenses Of the fof the Surrey and In
,pecon Of Buidngs" The vouchers for Which .hsii Ge ~
II.ved and csaed BY the Superintendent TO be audited ana
allowed by the provided by section Of chap
tor 73 Of the Laws Of 1862 he Of i've hundred dollars
tfSn0).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
1863. TIE 1868.

FESHsYLyASlA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Nnh % connee..er., forms po,rrr
Ycos NsV.NcRA 10 rHf PsscIfsi western CITIES.
s,yen trims run aiiy ion N~~ iok TO Philadelphia VII
Aev',icf,ey and Camden and Amooy L.nes ,,r,,.
ALI. TUHOIfoH TRAINS FOR fHE HEsT "a Thrs
ROUTE LEAVE SEM-l Dan EAOA THE
roof OF COuRrlAN DIST.
Py OF Phi Sde phs the moiulf GsseESers leave New
YORK a, A. m anne nae other rcul,-, evening passenger
at p. u, one hlrf ser than other iref
ny way OF Aeno IN. eseAas piacasers leave Of p m
two hours later than he NOfcn Lnc and by both route,
aniy- At The time Northern lines m chicago sud a
points IL the NoI,'N Cscsl Indianapolis. Louisville
St Lons Cleveland, Columbus, ,ncinassi and ell man
points Wcsii with fes 81 changes Of can u,n,,
Sicrpn. Car, without charsr fua rem pha 70
Pntsbgn 70 n,s and Newl OK 10 Pittsburgh ~ miles
Snok ns aud 81 9op Ears on I'll taiis
FaIe the other rou -
BAGGAGE checA ,d through. Transfer nee
Secure 'eAe'' s S3t qe n Eai R' t,rS TONS
Tie Pennsrlya Central Company ran: on Em srant
Accounotati.a Line wgich ehosis comfortable ncde
travel PATHS moving westward ~ oIshaI the usual rsss
ot faIe. .,,,u-,
By this route Heights o. all descriptions can he Forwarded
any po'a on the kaiiodis Of Ohio Kentucky
Indians, Illinois " isconsin, Iowa. Missoaa, by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT CT 90 port Oh Tie nay gable rsegs the
W,s, by steamers from P.shurgh.
The Of Freight 20 aud point In the Vest By
the Pcnnsysana ,earel Railroad 4 al times favorable
charged by other airosd snes- Merchants and
shippers ntrusi the transportation OF their Freight 10 this
Company can r. with conhdenc. ils speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock VIII find this mod
ndsanaseous route Csscicus Yards wei wssred and ,np
Piled with every convenience have besu opened on THIS line
aud It's come ons al! every attention paid % their wants
From Harrisburg where win be found every ccnvsnence iSs
sfa As snd Is,e s che + o Ss iMSakErs
K ELLIOTT Passenger Az as, No A'''r House
LEIGH Co. Freight Asaa;s.- u,,,..
TO- . Batteryplaca
ENocu LEWIS, General sope'p'eudens Ah0osa, r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
Enanrial.
OvucD MAlivfFA AID ClIoIyxAn B. B. Co,
CaIIIacora an. O.. GeptAmboe 30 l04

NOTICE.-The following resolution was
adopted BY the Board Of Director the th u nsfsa
the Interest .pon tie funded debt Of hs Company the nrs
earnings In each half Of thu fiscal year. the extent neos
y for the purpose shall b set on deposted
follows yz SO much may be necessary psy The oor
pcns upon tie sterling bonds p The London Jont Stock Bsnk
and snch BE- pay the coupons On the
dollar bonds in Neg York. which dePeis sa b held sub
ject this purpose only and Tia public notice depo
sha DO duly made BY publication the cities Of London and
New York Ia such the President may direct"
Tho ne, eernnrs for the mouth Of July being than sui
don Joint STOCK Bank in Loa ion and with Messr Wnslow
Lanier Co. In New York fox payment Of the coupons due
lst February next.
Me.srs Winsow Lsnisr Co. viii pay the coupons pre-
scntaton by deductng inere. at ak per cent PEI
- VIM T. WATSON, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

Wars H.lss-The following statement chow, the
means provided aid led Tor tie payment oil Tie stot
amount
l. TIE General Tar. Lery-The or.
tinance passed September %
1873, t.clndsd for STATE and Coun
ty purposes the s1rn Of. .......... @5l93S.0 n
4 The General FtAd.-Iuis fund
Including tb, amounts paid INTO
the County Treasury for s,eno-
ErapheIs fees, be1l ected to fur
Iish the sum oi.................. GTJ0 20
4 SusJ,enss dee0int-iLe balance
remaining u the credit Of this so-
count OF the Of &1k 0J4 70
raised In 100 70 pay claims sesinst
the CoumisslODers Of Records,
snd which not appropriated
for thai purpose III this year III t2S r. eS5D3: CO
sIu case receipts senogsphers fees insufficient
psy the salaries Of tie stenos sphsrs the deficiency 10
required be made BY transfer from the sppropraon
b County ContLgencie flaws 81 1919. chapter J. section
lptgs 6y9).
amer dra suitable ordnance 70 conform 10 the
appropriations for State and County 4 tie Tax Levy
- allow. stated excepting much OF the latter relates 10
We payment Of claims against the Conn ssioers OF Records
Shicn ;, ornittsd for the present.
win o. noticed that VI the appropriations heretofore
s!e Lsay exhausted and shall take al odIy tppor
ony recommend several additional Transfers 10 ordoI 70
~ certain payments necessary to DO made during TIC
present Se~ Hopefully subnlittnd,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
. o Comptroller
AZ OnprAscx 70 forher amend end in addition t. tho
1860. ''''p''"''' '
The hoard Of Srpisoy, Of ne Coua,v q, Esv Yo,L do or
dam az (oionss
excTos Ibe frat section Of the ordinance entitled An
ordinance making the annual for he support OF
The Metropolitan foce within said county the
q interest the county dsbt fo the year 1869 approved
ont the following words and bgues under the head "a sTsa
~ Or L0ASs VIZ: i0rty thousand doss and ia
beg Their insert tsS following 70 wit, Ayssvep thapssnd
Souas (eT,O0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

NEW-JERSEY RAIIkOAD-EOR PHIL
~ ADELfl.iA and .Ae SOUTH aid NkSN, via yEH
sEl CiIf.-Mal aai ..xpirss Lives leave New-lork ct
sad 10 -, ). 1850 and llJo ,. N Fare So rhroue
bssslec tl,ckc ~ ana 10 M, ail 30 and IT'D p u
10. " 81 g.ton and At { aud TO- 'he West.
J. W WOUDRuFl Ass.stl., Superintendent
No bee.s W. le eecivo llr lsy t-iEs unless dese,e
sni clrcA,c - miaLtcs IN advance OF tire time OF cayrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
CLEVELAND AND ToLEpo RAILROAD CoxPAST.
OiIce Of Secretary and treasnrd (
CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 20. l%J.D

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. ~, ny
A DIVIDEND on the Capital Stock Of the
~ Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company Of -FOUR ~
PER CENT has this day been declared by the Board Of Direc
out Of she earnings OF the six months ending Nov neit
rayabs VI ti- Office OF Messrs vERMiLiES Co, No. ~
Wa s. NswYok the 10Th day Of October H. free from
Government tan
The transfer books will b. closed Oct TO- At o'clock m
and reoI sncd Oct. q. at o'clock 80
All dividends ctd fo by the 10th November neat will
be paid this Office sight exchange Newi OH OF current
II. c. LUCE, Treasurer.
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Gtsamboats and Railroads.

TOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
IT, D. Nss lssvss Achison Ksnsss fos PscsrvlA OIL, ~
Denver Great Salt Lake Virginia and Carson Cis soanee
ing BY side nes with the Pixies Poak (Coodol bennoe9
Upper 4issour) Reess River Wsshoe and Hamboldt -
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS
The route stocked With comfortable Coscss and Co0ooe0
Coveted Spring Wssona Every s.sution l. paid V passe
Ps,seuesn can No over any point The rosle ~ ~
anne theft seats when the eoschAs arc not ful.
stations average - miles spsIt and nsas ~ fssAsd
about 10 cents each. ~
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph fellows The rssA wi0
TwsutySye pounds Of base,ge sowed extra sAsp
will be made on tho Surplus baggage can - cent ~
via Panama. . ~, r,..x
THROUGH FARE, Atchisoa 10 Plscerville, e@
Fare from Plscervie to San francisco, DO
Fol- further Information apply s tho ofhce OF toe S0paH
No. "a Broadway, N. Y, up sts'rs. .v-v.., -
Tickets sod Il the Office u the Company It NswYos ~
Atchison.