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Certificate TO expire the ,Jannay 1861

i1RIG1NA1.j
Certificate to expire on the Jann7ry 1861
ArpIroE's OFFICE. STATE or I11SoIs,l
s1'IlS.'FItLD- February -. 19S3
WHEREAS Tl1r saft14tc sre lelr Company. o-
cat a ruokIye. III ta state II New York. hay ed Ia
this tt':c ~, n,c i Of the condition .fis affairs
required fr an Aef to regulate the AEraces OF In
surnee coa'psles NOT INC ,tpo:atcd ~ The State of
1llro!s" approves! Feb a:.1 An act a.cntAtory
ie-t'o. arl'lovrc .Inr - Isl, and whereas s:li Com!
,aay :tls tu-slale1 satisfactory cvt .:c- tat It
sod If tic required :1:ioun Of t.f.;tl In vested III
t:ccle a, ::Ets =rd his n.d il this o,ce art-
itst-ne:t signed { tine President and Secr~fAry
tHe1eef. asI.tn;iHg SAu.t.I. r. ATwATER otchL
cage. ita Agent FIR TIC transaction nf tha business
q s:i any. and fs1ly asd unrcse7ved1y nntor-
tzin. Rim fo acsr ow!edC" service Of process for
and on bchali Of sald ompnny scr'ice
ofJrocss up um, the SAID Agent. shall he taken aid
held t. tc p ssd = fses,td npen t.: cnp.ny. and
New the1sto:e p pur.ns5ce eft's oT":i,lo9* ots4:
Aecon,s Q! the state Of Illinois % hccar certify that
tir sid s.aMIELT- taTtsATER, offh!ca%o, II AL
tor!zei Agent for ,hc sad Company. to trans
acl the business Of Insurance In thts state until tho
sirc aid svty S,mr. 20 liz ~ he nay ho legally en-
powered 50 ta TO by said Company.
t-.~, In testimony whereof. have he-cn1ta sub
3efAL scfthtl INF nae ard ntti Stl the seal of my
t-> sotfcc at Srrfngh.iG thfs 9}t day OF ElhEu1ey
H. D. 1885, jesse Il. DUBOIS. Aul!to. r A.
[T9E.6 bHtS-1teW4W1
, 1863-04-03

VHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
moneys s.curcd 70 Sc paid h Mortgage. a.t.i tbs
thirteenth day Of Iane A. P 1851. executed and de-
n9sffsses assffs Il asF Gdaard @nics
tic E. e Gray, aud the mnsts. tpars. salts. boats
hnsh9 md a he e
ATE II Ills notieee cf de ssenfel To- BE- pa
iars n:d interest ttereon at the r8te per certur
pcE enu:ua from the rhlrtceEth day ofJnn". 1861
Nottec IS AerefoEe hereby gtven that 70: The par
e ea I'll e ss
closed ard ly virtue OF power Of sale In sald mort
gsgc contained, tie undeEfEned mortgage ~ afore
ssars' Sa "" Id loats aaeaos eaas esblcs. ri:sos.
tetkfc arpatc furniture. and everything aprert,.1.
inE hsoneing ths.e1o ai gnelc aae1toa 70 1ne
1ss:n IL Tie tty u Buffalo, L the State NV To:S.
al tie ninth dsY Of April. lss at ten O'Clock IN tsc
toseaooa Oh 'aa' EGpwARD Gip}ARD McGRAw. Hortssece.
Tf1cn 4 WILLIAMS. Attorneys. 1so Main street..
n9naea %aaea isatSa ia Msrch I'd 1861 mh2s bs2v
ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
i LDECKAsED-Soticc u hereby given to Ill rcr.
sons having el1ls:s against the estate Of JtlsEPH
GRAF deceased to present the same for settlement
4 si,s!s IL 18th atz Gf Ge{ G }Ss zzeea.rz
TSTATE OF HENRY 3. GOOD
L. RICH, D1cxAsrp-rroiic notice IL hereby
given 81 perse1s ha.1Rs sls5E1s aaa dsn.ads
rfcssnt the came tor adjudication And settlement 1t
regular Of the couMt5 Court Of Cook Conuty to
be holden # tie Gourt iioTse II '9s Gy q Csiesss
'a' 'nedH1 dH11ur, 4 HITCHCOCK. Administrator.
| Chicago. harch sQth. lsG5. tnh3lbssl6T
, 1863-04-03
Bankl11g ano GsrI>an9e.
II AN KING OFFICE OF
II. A. EI.EEE * co

IL N ~ l n II u + r y Il u T.
j. A. ELEES & CO.,
CHICAGO. March,, 1861
The undersigned harlng pnrchased the stock Of the
Traders Bank Chicago and succeeded to its bustnosa
have opened An Office IN this city. on the Northwest
corner OF Lake aad Clark e1eeta for the purpose os
dolngs
General Banking and Exchange Business.
wewtil rag particular attention to the purchase snd
sale Of Exchange Coin and Treasury Notes. and will
TO act as correspondents or agents for coun.
TIT banks and bankers.
VIC will also keep for sale United States Revenue
Stamps. on Which we allow 4 discount ct four pcr
cent when ordered in amounts Of $500 and upwards,
aud OF three per cent On amounts Of $t0o.
...... ia ELLIS L co.
f: l T1SKHAsl. Cashier ms a65ssm
PANK OF AMERICA.-Public
H. Notice Il hereby given that su Bills o. Gzeuat.
"RANK OF AMERICA,n
He2eoore ncerrosated and dong business tn city
~ sSs e 81 asd
1sdsmaos f s
Of ead notcs 2 III I'll be s!yen u! 70 sasd M hank,
z'n e's Gk5haE q s s}54h lit Precedent.
=. y: WILLARD Cashier Jyas gas3:tojelH
THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
Il AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
Sc c1ark Street, Chicago, Ill.
odca hours from 70 4: ~ to 8 P. II. Also. frou
b. to i. 81. Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
6lx Per cent. Interest paid On Savings
D1EKcIoEe AND OFFICERS
Ircsldent-S. II. FLEETWOOD
Nite-F1tst-E.C +. SHsHNAN. Lounse.-WM C. GorpY
VICE PTes't-P.H II xsrrALL. CAshier-srpyEYM MYErs
BOARD or gIAMIHgE3.
~. Fargo. :. ~ Eouutrce II. Lew11.
= +: Jones. Is. Phillips. s. S. Hayes
ii MilllaEs. !; g t:ludele. 4: Il. Nuricy,
~; o;lse1nrste3t, !. H. Eee,e. ". i. Scates,
~ = noEop.Dp.D. 4. Gage. Hon. W-R. Ogden.
, 1863-04-03

at Nosfolls, on New Years night, after the
great ntgro procession, there was an equally
magnificent ball, which was attended By Gen
|ielc and lady i'll 1nll bill costume. The Gen
with Harriet Mitchell, well known negro
mantra. maker Of Norfolk. Our Informant
does not state whether the Mrs. General imi-
tated her august husband By choosing negro
partner or not, but 1t is presumed she did.
Tile facts are communicated to Us by all OIL
Ger in our army from Norfolk, who has com
municascd with lady who recently came
through the Federal lines,
, 1863-04-03

ii was one Of the mos desperately contested
EXTRACTS FROM TIE JAcKsoSax1ss1s-
S1PP1AS.
Our correspondent. 1T Corinth has sent us y
| copy Of tic jackson -Ni~iS~ippidn Of the 1lth
| extracts;:
1.-THE TCEHETED MONSTER"
| The destruction Of tho Indlanola and tho
consequent loss Of her fine armament, WAS
most unfortunate, If not unnecessary atf.ir
| Tho t'turrctcd monster which proved to be
a datboat, with sundry fixtures to create de-
| ception, 1,assed Vicksburg on Tuesday night,
| and it was Wednesday night before the officials
| could make up their minds that she really
! was a .sturrcted monstcr.h The order was
| 1l,t re{orc given to blow up the 1ndianola, lest
! her guns should fail into the hands Of the en-
cmy.
Vie do not blame thc official who issued the
| order, as he was, Of course, fully convinced
that 1t WIS gunboat, and not 4 fatboat, that
| passed our Ii. tcrfes; but 1t seems unaccount-
able how, with all the vigilance we have been
taught to believe was exercised by Our Vicks.
burg authorities, the true character Of the
craft In question was not sooner discovered.
We learn that the Queen Of the West left
in such hurry as TO forget about forty o1
Arr crew, who were ashore, and who found
themselves cut of by the backwatcr being be-
tween them and the hills.
lake II a. IoHetIe1, ~ -: nes soua !oho ~. =
more cunning than brave.
E. S. cox ArrrEC1ATEp-u1s srEECH PLEAsEs
| THE TRAITORS.
We conclude today our extracts from the
widely published lin the North speech of lir.
Coz, II Ohio, to the Unior Democratic :Asso'
ciaticn of New York. The subject, "Purl,
t,niem,' and the mastery manner i'll Which 1t
il handled by tAr speaker, is the sole reason
Of lis publication in this 1'aper. Ne desire
our people, particularly the rising generation,
to be familiar with the history, manners aud
customs Of the pnritanical. hypocriiIcai,
lest period to the present day.'
TIE N1LlT1A srsTEA AND STARVATION.
The SOUTH TO RE STARVED OuT.-The Ap
,1al eensibly remarks: To starvc out the
South 11as bpcn afavoritc idea with the Tan
KEGS since the Inauguration Of the war, but Il
could hardly ever hare been supposed thai
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0NIiiarn Notices.
Oyylos on Tuk A. A. PHovo.T. MARsnALOssERAL,(
sOuTHEEs DIyslos Oy NEW fonK, I

OYnCg OF Tnx A. A. Phovo.r'hamhAIossHAL,t
sOITHEEs DvslOS OF NEW YORK, Z
HEwloHK. June p, lBOI
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons ~bos- lance nave
h..n TSnOILED In District. other than those Ia which
b.y t.4e that by calling upon th. Provost Marshal In the
Dtrc IN which they have their fesdsnc" they can Obtain
CtHTPICAr tho fact Of their msnt In such Dis
ttot which upon presentation. Will ono them 10 nave
tn.if names tsIsn the s where they may nave o'sn
E iop,Inr hi. course the Provost Msshss will be en-
.h.a 10 f eif ss and prevent tho s'bAJ Of names
.on.ariu. NOR. than once IN the enrolment
ncs,ioa should DO made 70 tho Provost MaIshsls ol
lOwsi
lat Conus.sionsl DistTiel Jsmsies, H. J. ,,,,,..,,
I'd ConUs,.onAl distinct no. 20 Oandh "imaih'omsn'
I'd Dthot No $50 s.hioston st. BIsoalJn
4th Cobsfesopal District No. ~ Bro.awr'
btb ConTcssousl Dstfici, No Es Uiano'I
OH Coprrrs.ionsl District No. lSa bih'sH
1ib Copsfs..ionai District No 81 sJ'ay.
6tb CONGREGATIONAL Distinct, No. lstt broadway
VII '0n"''"0"'' D' Col KOBERT NUOENT.
A A. Provost NJ shal OensfsL
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1863. THE 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
With its connections, forms
the sHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
sxsu trains run daily from NewYors to Philsdspbia via
Ar rpSSTIiGW TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY Tuls
Al" ROUTE LEAVE HEW;YoRK ER0M THE
Nv w.x Of morning passengers leave New
yort at d.. tune other outes evening passengers
a. 8 y m hour later than other lines.
later than ,h, Northern lines aud by both route.
XIV. the time Northern lines in chicago ana Al
poiu. ia tho NORTHWEST Crosne, Indianapolis Lo9isvine
x Loris Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati, and al man
points West with fewer changes OF cars p.,.,.,A,
Sle-prs Cars, without change run from fh,sae pna 70
P,bnr,R $50 miles and Nsw'YoIt to Pittsburgh y" ''ns&
Smo.ing and Saloon Cars on all trains
Tsre n g same a other routes.
baggage checked through. Transfers free
Secure Tickets; Wff esar qI,is u sM SH
The Psnnsylvsnis Central ComrAny runs ~ hmSsss ~
Accommodation Line. VII ch shsis com,st VA ode OF
travel parties moving wsstward al ohe-hsA '"' WYNN ~
Of Sro. rprfcuTs
By this route. fieghs Of all descriptions can Dc
"a .yd nom any point the Railroads OF Ohio henuchy
in5iana Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa or Missour oy RAIL-
ROAD DIRECr port the navgable rivers Of The
W.st by ,tesmrr, from Pittsburgh
20 ~ Freight sad nom any point In the West BY
IN. Central Railroad are ~ al times avosoe
a. ara chafxed by Raosd Companies Mefchan" ana
Convsny cen RELY with confidence on M speedy transit
N'f LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Des Live Stock VIII ana TINS mos' So
ag.ous route. Cspseous Yards, well wateed .na
ned with every convenience have been opened 90 so
and It. connections std eve ATTENTION Is paio 70 ne -
from Hasburs where viii be found every iot
PHIA. NEW YORK and BALTIMORE aAtkEIs' u...
]. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. A'tof'h'o'e'
LEECH Co, Freight Asen',. 60, ,ym,.m n
'''''''D No; Ba,sIy.p'ISss s
eNccH LEWIS general saP'riutsrs''' '"'-' -
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HEADQUARTERS PRovosf MARsHAI,
6IxrH DISTRICT OF NKw- oRx. No. 1885 6th-av.
The National Corps Of Honor.

MEN ANTED FOR TIE INVALID CORPS.
Faithful Soldiers Of good character who FROM wounds Of
the vicstades Of war are ncapac,aed for active ed duty
will only be received Enlistment for three yess unes.
sooner discharged Pay allowances in the United
states Infantry except that premiums bounty for Eu
lstment will be lowed. Joining this Corps will not invs
idse any pensions bOspes which may be due for prev
service.
The dues win be chiefly 70 act Provost Guards for
Hospitals and other public buildings aud Clerks Ordei.s
necessary they will be assigned 10 Forts aud Car
risonL
CONDITIONS or ADMISSION.
The applicant must obtsin the Certificate Of the Board oil
Enrolment Of his Congressional District
That the applicant 10 unfit for service IN the fold.
That be IL ct for the duties OF thsn indicated
above.
D. That not now In the SERVICE he honorably dis.
charged.
T. That he Il mesitohons and deserving
For the convenience Of service the win he selected
FOR three grades Of duty Those who efficient a,d
.os bodi.d and capsule Of performing suard duty
will be armed with muskts and assigned Of
Fret Battalion. Those OF the next degree Of efficiency,
eudng those no have Lost hand am tho least
effective including those who have lost foot eg The
oompanies Of the Second Third Bataons they win be
armed with swords
Uniform-Ssy Blue with DARK Blue Trimmings.
JAMES w. FARR. Board
JAMES w. POWELL, OF
CHARLES A. LAMONT. )Enrollment
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OTYcR o. rnK A. A. PSoyosT. MAnsHAtG
SOUTHERN DIVISION on Ngw.isRK,
no. IOI LeonaId-st }
Tho farm. NJ uo,or

MEN wAyTID FOR THt iSVHLID CORPS.
Fsitbfo soldiers Of good character who from wounds
tho vcstudcs Il ncapacitsed for active field duy
will only be- received Enlistment for three y.sfs uess
sooner discharged. PAY and ALLOWANCES same a. In
the United states Infantry except tina, premiums os
bounty for enlistment will be allowed Joining thi, CORPS
OF HONOR will not inyaidste any pensions or bouutes
which may be due for previous service.
The duties will be chiefly Provost Guards fo Pub
lie buildings ard Clerks. Ordcres &C. Unnecessary they
will be ss.i,ned e. fort. .rd garrison.
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION.
The applicant obtain the certificate Of the Board oil
Eurolln IN hi. Congfss,ion. District:
lst That the sppicsn 10 unfit for service In the field
I'd. Thai lie IL ht for tue duties, oil e adeated
sbo,s
ID That n no. now in the service. be ws hOnOrsby dis
charged
Nh. That be (, mshtorious and deserviny
Ualfoun-skY BLUE, WITH DARK BLUE TRIM
MlN0S.
For epments further information apply at this Office
the different Boards 81 Enrol m-nt In each Conses
slonsl Distinct In this city and IN Broot'yn.
KOBT. EUOESI, Colons 9th y. Y. Vols,
A. 4. Provost Msr.bsl General
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PKovo.r.M.EsulL', OTYrcs,


METH CoN0kk.siOsAL DsTKiCI No til Jdav,
Corner OF EAst rih-st
The Honorable Corps.-MEN WANTED for the
INVALID COKfS Only those faithful soldiers VIII ron
wound. hsd.hps Of war srs noous.f ~ fot sie
hsld duty viii be received IN th. CORPS or HONOR I'm
lhtmsus -i be for three suiess sooner dshNsed
aou officers and OF tho Inltcd
infantry except that premium or boany for Enlist
ments will be allowed This will not inrMidas any Pen
sons boune. which may be due for previous service
The duti.. viii Do chiefly Provost Uusfds aud a.
Gs.ou, for Cities Ousfds for Hospisn and ott~r public
bulldogs and ss esris ordsros to. II found neeesay
they may sEncd to fors ke Men who are sii Ia tue
service and unable n pef5fm sfs-Vs bad duty may be
transsusd TO is corps The following the presented
condition, Of admission 70 the lnvAid COfps
l. Tssi the applicant 10 mint Tor service In tho held
That be 10 TT of tie dstIos CO sSme Of thsr Indicated
above
That II not now ia the service be bss bean hOnosey
discharged.
4 That he 10 rsritorous and deserving
Yer msut further inorgstion splly 70 tho Board
for the Ninth Congregational District Of the
State OF Ssw-fofI. a. NJ. 81 Thifdsy
By order Of Col. JAMES n. FRY,
Provost Marsha. General
CHIl y JEyrfss Capt and PI0vossMasasl
btL D!stTiet, ~. Y.
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CAPT. Rd. Frossard, Of tho 3ls, Rss, Nsw.YsH
Noia-leeTs. has op-nsd h'crsiunf oras NO ~
1t HamsbuTKh The conditions Of ct lstment are most
,oaJs particularly TO these who have o. cady 'een 'ef-
Two hundred md my dosf bount, are now paid BY
b. state Of h,.Yors ADD by the United Ssssa Payment
will b. usd- from date u srli,sDsut
bu puteelAss sPply ct No. - Otsndd Wih.m'baifs.
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TRAINS LEI AVE NETWORK;
FOR New.Hsveu, I. tEnl, ll.D q. Nj izia thAb
2.3n ok, > 80 $50 aad D. -. ~ . -
Tor Buegspo-t (EI.l. ll.3) a m l2.ia tE1h D."
Tx }. 3 so $50 and .. m.
For Milford and g ratford I. ll.3)a N. $50. SO =.
For Fairfield Southport. and WesipoFt, ii0 H. s'''
5. - o. . auD,
For D.rien and Greenwich. T. $50. liz m aso. 49,
For Stamford. :. s(EIl s3e, 1loosm. lai5 BIl 40
(EI) 80. 4.31. $50. , IN oo. ,,.o
For Port chester aud intermediate stations se, Il0a
m. ; 50. 49, ) b. 60 y. N.
FOL Port CLestsr and New Rochelle. 8 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via sprinshs!d q N. TX D. go tEx sP m
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2.l5 lex J. pm.
For Hartford snd Spin, field a. H. (Exh l2i9, u"
(EIl p. III. . =, ~,
2 30 and H. Is p. M 20 Northampton
For Hsr,ford Providence aud F,hkil Railroad, . m.
(E1) l2.l5 =. N. 49,, ,, :.
For Canal Raj road 70 IS p. m. to Northampton.
For Hsuss, nic Railroad. 3 H., 2S ?. IN.
For Naugatuck Railroad, s q. N, 30 p. NJ
For D.nbury and Norw ak Railroad. a. m 80 N.
Como oIou, Sleepirg Car. tiched 10 2. m. Train
JAMES n HOIr, Superintendent
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HuapQoARrKas PHovosT.mAS,nAL,
g,rTu DIsr. n. Y. No. 1856 oIn-AH'
49,. ynss Iune 4 1905

NswYosr June !. 1868 -
&c. p,oxo.T.M. n,uAL GEssRLBs OvUos
~ "1.',a, ID C. MAY ~ IBo3-All men whs oesno 70
Gain INV vscusr regiment Of esvar now 10 'o dnyn.
JON sn) IN SAINT themselves at any TINE ouins
~, ~ ~ /, d.y. 10 tho Board Of Enrolment ~ 'nou
.o.ers D.tcs Tho Board will sIaan' ,"s soaoS to ~
~. M,Tsbs Of the distinct viii give thsn ,,a,
na,,,an ,ieis,. 10 tho 0eneI. ksndsr,ou; e s.,s
quarters of hs A. A PfovostMsr.ha o ' a,I Rsnd,.
iu' - ,Ls, ofe.ont themselves at this Genera he"uo.
on, n.y .hsI 30 duly mustered by mo'tsns 'sa o.
buT.nr officer, aud paid ey Inn ,he ooaI Ssn.sI
Persons desiring to enli', will present shs%'s sxmn
Headquarters V.,,b,l Win congregational Dist
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Cfrursiotls.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
AZ Car. Of tho ConEY ISLAND and BROOKLYN
RAILROAD COMPANY run every six minutes from Fulton
and Cstbans Ferries Brooklyn, connecting city line NTH
for GreenG-d Grave.end Sheepshesd Bay. and Coney
lslsnd.-Brooklyn May 10 1868.
GTH OF JULY.-The steamer COMMON
II WEALTH III make excursion down the Bay SEQ
advertisements and posters
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Finh Regiment y: Y. Voiuntecrs-" pURYE
ZOUANEs"-NILLIAMh hOfI formerly o. Tue ath
Rstim.nt 4. su,horired IL RECRUIT COMPANY for the
above ort.nroB lie has located himself Tor the rcent 81
Capt VIM H. HoYT
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professional Notitea.

VUARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law Proctor rand Advocate N u . &
NJ f1a n,s ABway N.w.YoIk. Rc.itenee-No ~ i'oH1'"
Ts,,.c, NJ. 2Ji.st (betwssn 9TH and 10Th as)
law RJIsINESS.-Itak take good cases aud have
/ -, a. do NOT ,ucesed NJ HOWES, Attorney, Coun'
,eOr aud Notary Public No. u Na''sa'"
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,.,.a for the 18th Regiment.

Rccruits Wanted Tor the l In sII,IIlNpW com.
sdiu. Five Batteries as already s's,loheu ~ Co. Iii n.
"s, Wellington ID. q. The men ahsI swesi.ns ~, I'D
sent forthwith W "'''" WM. BUEpY, A1uisnt
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Groceries and prcpisions.
Bniloing nlatcrials.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
to "A Ct. foot. according to condition, AND WAR
RANTED. 800 Grand.t, 81 Prkrow ls3 Bowery 3I5 9Th.
Gv. 503 6thav, ghsv, II s. 7thst Wiliansburgh, and
corner Of UIfordlt. aud Futo ay, Brooklyn.
M ARBLE MANTELS of every quality, some
WI Al low 81. be bought cheaper Of A..
kLABER No. 100 Eat l8:h-st, 3day. than at auy
othsr place 10 New.York. Cut this out
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NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
N AUELPHIA aud the SOUTH aud WEST. via JEh-
srY CITY aud Express Lines leave New YORK 81
IA 10 a M 4 o. 1880 aud 1850 p. Fare % IhIooea
BAGGAGE checked att and 10 aud 80 snd h'so NJ
SftWs.,irr,on ard at : and y M for the West
''' W. WOODRUFF Assistant Supcrintsndeot
No baggage will be received for irsn' unless deveea
md Is un;es Ia advance Of the time OF leaving
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NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY

N RAILROAD.-Trsibs will leave ?6h-st Depot-for A.
bsuy 1890 q NJ stopping at WLisnro rdge' Wnits
Piaus Bedford Crooa Fails and stations Forth to Albany
with Central aud Northern Railroad Tor sHsoss
.rd an pont, north.we.t for Croton Falls, so IN 10,
White P.in. gl5 aud 10 1880. 4:l0 and p m ana
6:IS D. m from Widest Depot for Wilams1ridsenno;lo
i1s IN "a I;lO s. 6:i3 D. Croton Falls, White Plains
I'D Wism.brige trains stop at all stations FOR Dover
Plains. p. mtstoPpins at White Plains snd sson, porn
4, Doy@t Returning leave Albany ~ $40 m, on GI.vh
Of Northern and Western Tfsns, stopping 81 al Tsons
fom Chatham TO croton Falls also Bedford "m.e lam.
snd Wil iausbrags; Dover Plains 5t5 a. m. stopping o.
iii ,ation. north OF and a, White Plsns Croton FAILS,
p M, White P.sin' 6;l0 SEQ p NJ 81. p. !.
Wli,u.bridce $3.50 Croton Falls. White falhs snd
WilI,m.bnd.e trains stop at all stations sunday TX
cur.ion Tr.n. at Half Fare For Cfoton Falls Sao m.
,opp,ns Rail Station. ercep, Yorkvis For "hsmsordse
all n sO snd i.9j D. stopping at all stations
Fot White PsinsS stopping Al al Statas hsotn'
los M 1870 3lO $40. IN. White aims aud lie
ii.msbiee trsns stop st all Stsons Gr ton Az. m.'
,r,iug At ali Station. north of and a. Wamsbridse
'''P"s JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent
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Ocean Steamers.

TOR LONDON.-The British Steamship MEL
BOURNE. leJ7 tons register Capt. H. Is. benson, 10
Intended sail for shave port July lat sho has superior
acc lumodsons for cabin ard steersge passenger well
ysu,stss and carries experienced surgeon. Rates oi
passage in United States currency.
Cabin. Z lel. table drst class.
S,eersss S53 with rooms main deck
For iresbt or passage sPply 70 -
GkINSELL, MINTURN 4 Co,
No. 70 Southst
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The 9ih Regt. Zouaves. 80
HEADQUARTERS No. k5 bhOoME-sI.
Having secured q beautiful camping gioulu ~ i"ao'
I.nd Al, now prepared TO recruit returned TWO SoA' w
and oth.n Full bounty given. Nv
Ior,uitlpa Oaice.-No. tl6 Broome-N, 4.
hoe'"s No. 42li Brosdway N. Y
No 4. futon-s,, Brooklyn. ,
Gro A. q. BAHEHTr. ADJ. f. 'Anp''D, oo.
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NOR NEWPORT via NEW-iOhk aHu
II NFw-HAvEN aud SHORE LlSE RAlLRoA L, IA
and atsr MONDAY Juns ~, 1865 TRAIN wti oa, a go.
NI ondou and stonns t0n to Ess Green" cn ~ Il VII
, CHANGE of care when the splendid steamer aver ~
sin Tor Newport aaordns splendid sail down
M yivos n o. o. M Tickets sold aud baggage checked
,ht s JAS II. EQYT, spgeInisaaseh
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Hupau,nraa, ?9D REar. \. O. s. \. z,

C.uF Cor near U.ERIsHrK0 Pa, June 20 1871
Special Orders No. o. All msnbor. Of this com
maud -to hsv, no< ready reported ten'eo. of Guy,
will % % at onos Vt zach time 70 this. 20 dn1y can De
more impersr. thar tht which ve'Afe c.ei upon 10 pee
form. .nd ell p.rons tarf meubers - tai' oommsuh Ia
ih. employ .afBs. sqge.si place no ob' aes 10 10
"a, tnr pcTofun that which they ose tn ~
csuntry M.mb-f. Will report 10 Lieu 0hhen Al The Irsi-
mental Amor, I.tht ~ whom they viii BE- i1fwafdei 10
these headqs.sf. by order Of Col LLOiu ASrlN"A"L'
VIZ J. 4. MC0KaIH. AdJt
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Gteamboats and RAILROADS.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
~ FORD. connecting with Railroad 70 SPRIN0fnELD
NORTHAMPTON BELLOWS FALLS, BkAriLE"
BORO', &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peet.sliR
r. M. Monoay "Wednesday, and Friday. Steamer CITY
OF HARTFORD leaves Pecksiip at p. H., Tuesday
Iburstsy aud Saturday.
The of th- line rscsss Sound steamess and are
comn snded hy competent and experienced officers.
kew-York, MAY IS 1853