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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN DANIEL Z. BANDMANN.
NARClSsE,
TIE GREATEST DRAMATIC SUCCESS ON RECORD,
TO-MOkKOW Saturday.

rINHE ALEXANDRIA PAVILION
TIE CHILDREN OY THE DESERT.
l4th.st., opposite tho Academy Of Music.
THIS EVENING, sept
This elegant and spacious r,,,,,ov
THREE THOUSAND PERSONS.
has been erected great outlay for the papose OF intro
ducng the public Of New iork iae great AID uhE~s'
BEDoUTN ARABS.
twelve number who have ceaed the greatest excitement In
PARIS AID LONpON. ,
Their names ALI ABDAbLAH, HASH ALLi, Mf.S-
sOlD MAHOMET. AssON HASH BlAHAM, Afflb
ZEN CODiS. NUHAMET, BEsHANNOW. BE HEN BEN
.uAsShN HASH AssOS and MEHENET KALI
lL. wondrous band If Children Of s Desert we'e sent
non Aga 5y FRINGE Napoleon and hrH appeared o. tae
.IMPEHlAL HlPPODRO>E. fetis. where they ,
CREATED THE GREATEST EACiIEhENI II,
The atteIdtd then Ia London where 'heJ
appeared frequently before Queen 'ictoA and tho hoyA
ihey viii .ppesr AFTERNOON AND EVENING, sup
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
In which tho eminent artists OF Europe and Amsi,cs
DAZZLING ARRAY
'''"' ''' CIRQUE NAPOLEON. PARIS
The Bro.hcrs TALLiESs, HERR MALONE snd SON. ana
MIR. JAMES COOKE,
WALLET, THE SHAkEsPEARlAN CLOWN,
Admission - cents reserved coats y cents each eh'ra
GRAND MATINEE
given oyery afternoon az.
ADMISSION Is cents; children Is csnts-
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QrArTrn.,srrRs owes. L. :. A.
No I. -r.r..- Nky.ionx sept. |, lB1J.

QrAr7rn- ,srrRs OyYiCE. L. :. A. !
No ~rATssr, Nsw.iosx sept. l. lbo1
crMFD PROPOSALS viii be received at
- tl, oa.o .ni.i o clock f. RDAi the ath
s, the following qa9.tirs o horse and Mu.e shoes ahd
liur.- shoe Nails via.
40 trg. tlos.r.seors No l. fr1s and AND asserted
100 legs hu.sr-, noes No. non.
To- 49, lao rso.,.oes, No. J. hind.
10 sss. kasse. Aoss No. ? r1nt aud hind assorted
~ n horao 81 -, No. =. AcnI
go kr,s llorro shoes, w. =, tlna.
2n0 b. q Horse shoes NJ. 3, fot' aRd hni assorted
30 KS Hof.. SHOES No. .. f.0n,.
go krrs fIors~ Shoes No. ,. hina.
70oErss HORSE shoe, 30. . fsons and hind assorted
10 knes u0Isc shoes, no. !. f.Out.
~ kcg. h0ss- shoes, No. !. Lihd $500
5n3 49,. uof.ssLo.s No. s. 'front.' anl hind. sAsor,ed
Do lt.s uor.tS shoes, No. ;, iront.
2n0 ko.s florsr-Sloc.. No. :, Lind
IsfO ksgs Mule Shoes No. /.
l JoO krss Muio Shoes No. ?
90 tcgs Nuioshocs. No. J.
Il 600 lh. uur-s-s hoe Nails, No 6. In rs N horsa
100 lh.. Horseshoe ails, No T. III - n boxes
l. o. lb. hone shoe sais NJ B. Ia p 70 boxes
Cuco bs. HuE-r Shoe ,n.ls. No D. IA Ill boxes .
Parties oirrag wi, prac mention the tune required 70
furnish aces for which they propose ana vii be expect
deliver hci place VI .hen irto VI expense ~ tue
GogoruLlrnt
Proposals .aogld be spcfy inlcuei ani sadressel.e
MA. SrkM Aki VAN NLlEr
QuaI, alnnsfcE L. >. A.
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Asst. COMMUNICATIONS UfFieE
PnILAbKLpHiA, Aug. .. lJbl
EAJED PROPOSALS Will be received at

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- t, og.co until III EsDAl 18Th sept next, al II clock
tn Tor slruishing ANTHRACITE COAL tor the Wsr De-
pafl.cnt delivered dTng hc year commencing cci T.
lgoJ and ending sep o. ioi The Goal to be OF .he be-,
quality An or OF seaners To Weigh LAO pounds
g. 70. ton and to Get to Inspection Tie Coo! 10 De-
dr.cr,d IN tie loft OF PbAa4epha Or New
York Ia such quantities and q times be r. iuif-d
nhlg II dcu adod thouslnd tuHs per day. In case
W deliver the Coal u proper quani.ty and at the
proper aid place he Government tho rghi TO
asGe good any deficiency by puEeaAc tue contractor A
AID -nse. The ptce for the CoM doisered on
board ,s.cs o. the sud conditions above stated
Twenty Ger viii no Wit hcd from tnr amount Of al
~ Ut. which reservation 10 BE- paid Gn the coti -
.lall have been folly completed Payments OF To remaining
rsnt, I,r cent balance d,e, VIII DO made monthly OF
When the DrpaT' ~ fund for thai purpose aeh oh'
,nus painted ny wrtcn guaranty sncd oy one or
more persons that ihr bidder or bidders ~ n
o. their bid be accepted into obligation win good nhi
suirtcs furnish the supplies popo'ei NO prop
osou will DO considered unless acconptied ny saen guar
auty Two OF ties tho sam o! one h"aieu thol
dollar. viii be required sign bonds Tor the ah"l per
nnr the contract aud ef responsibility WIZ be- c.iti
ned h, s. District Judge L. ). Dstiios Attorney or Col
lcrtor. .u,,- Al. 4, ....,,..., o.. ~.
She hight reserved to reject All the BIDS c"niaofed 10 De
10 IA. Interest OF the service 20 d. H. . -, a.,
oposs indorsed Proposals FOR Coal ies the Wa
Dcpaf .ment ,o,-r
Capt. and Asst O.. Nj. u. s. Army.
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Denilstrn.

hrs. GRIFFIN, 253 Grand-st.. N. Y, OPP
Inserting full partial sets Of their Improved Artificial Teeth.
with without Extracting tho reots full .o on gold or
patins S25 siyer rubber ~ partial sets lsoIll per
t9eth 81 slyeS o. rubber. $i, ex1Aauss. saa
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S2OOO.OM L 70 !; OF Sfw I'VE IaaS coTS.

" ~sOVV,DVV ~ " Stn 10, XII
ht l.II IONS Lrfcry invited 70 ton a. w ~
JJS pDLLAI- srtofed ~ 81 ordnance % tte fosrd y
sfr, os. approved 3D., hsyo AuElu d. H. eHihlod
H. ofJisse o. psstas r. ~ s,r-'s-sHi y .-l.4i'-.'
a., bfr - M ffcr sfrffod 10 srfy
"a rni1. dung ~ f-i'!ilg ~ ihd y" car T'I@"t
Corrtso rF of~ 49, .ff 1s-4fdag uc 4h o.! Auf4
al ~. IorAla cira una. ~ Nho' 'uia 'A-l' -
tgIrn
sl,srrlef, yri - required 70 irr'sf VII ~ County
TfrarrrT t4~ Tsstray L4nt ~in hto dtfs tf - euler
a. thr, f4g Dna sah-fif1 ic - fhca
f..srrt.ey aIi pc a "a 90 f'rep-s i,f Ae n1ffy 10
ths Compatible 'hty ~lI frceiro bod ofir touLg ef
,un amount r. drranr toais 7oTfrisbsI, ] 4i,
inlefoi sf1l Lo 1Aio payment a. ha i-so- alA j !.
MATTHEW I. pIu.NSAE. Comsifo.ief
City O.. NV yoit De,~-ti.ea q! tiaAaes, to-p'o-'f
OGlcc AggurnJ, Iibi
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HEApQuAnrERs K1yas CoryrY VOLUNTEERS.
MONTAGUE HALL. BROOKLYN.
Tho officer of the KINGS County bOsuucern

will report at Headquarters 5ATUhDA1 NOhN,No tns
5h inst at o'clock with what they have ready 70 )o
hl. Regiment Each man. he enis.s IN their dBr to
panie. will receive 9DO relief fund given in buk
MlCHL MURPHY, Col. Kings 60. Vols
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~ KAfLROaD.--Trslas vii leave 2tthst- De?yi-fof NJ
benv 1879 ~. stoVP.ng at Nliii.nsbsidE- " nj"
Plains BEDFORD CToion Falls and stations norh 70 Albany
eote-,ln with Contra and Northern haI1Sd l0I ssrsosA
and q. points north sa5 west iof C.pon tAs "4s ~
and = The g. Hs.n ~. suH s~isi4a!' oily 70
turning lsayrs OrO'on Fails 20 on Monday Eot
White Pains. - and 10 H., .,Jy 70 sAd n, ara
. H. p IL White 81 Depot. fof Nlaa4.hfdfoe u.
% a IA Z. b. $40 /: tl3 ard q - p Cioi,u fas
v hs Psas aud His4isbrd.e tEsas 500 Al a. siaiora
For Dover Plains. ? u. stopping ~ Whit" fia'uf sni.A
ou, north 20 Dover Re.lfing i'age Albany ~ ~ m
on .rris o. northern and Western tg.s, Stopping A. f
stations from Chnilan to ,ro;0n Fs' 40 81 h'Goii
NLe PAN. ana " llansbfiise. Dover Plains 5.93 "a.
,g a. a. .lailcA5 north Of aud q ~ Lc fAt Lfooh
fa1s 4. ~. White Plains, bl1. !, q - N ~ ~ -
n ~, Wisa,,r.ase 5 ~ O. 49, and 80 n Cfo.oa Fals
WI Plains and HlA..stldse siHs siois ~ a. go is
sunday L1cgf.on Tli a. Hal fa.c ~ Ciool ~ -
lria-r sls !! sgs e. a ailA p tof WIG f-iii
,ts,igns u.turtus leave " his Pains ~ Williams
Lr5y. G.t2 lO,. IL. y 90 $40 90 aud p fopq4ng
Al az stations Cfo,on PALS La, Stopping {, - si-on'
north OF uad =. " .li1usbr!dse.
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LAIINCHESTER,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aet

WINCHESTER HYPOPHOSPlliJES act
w promptly and crRrASLr In Oh stage, Of Cossvsrr"s
They sod tidy inTsasc the HrrgA and dren the eosof
q ,he pair Wind They eAsk ths nigAf red always IN
from FOURTEEN ddy tho appetite Il at one. ihtigot1
"a and the patient IDLY ga,n fs the eoSg. AID 1s dur
ey brS1hng speedily relieved the .l'cp becomes eAhn
aud fsleshug. the trdcsdioaI r.gtlIr AID UNIFORM.
THE HiPoPHoSPnIrEj should be used, therefore, In
every chase characterized by OF the following
symptoms; Wd'sing Of Fsaa, Eniar0sneHt u fas Glands
couya 10" Of Strength EIes.'.s' Pa!sne'' NSh SNeat',
o J AppsiIs 4c. In tho several stages Of Con'umpion
In Aiihmo, Byoaehlis Dyspcpsiu. SerqJuLa, &C.
Ia word and especi,ly every where tho roitine
physiciGn Isescrbos 10ns" Uhtv evd sVsy oi! NC
send Z chil for Circular.
WlkCuEsTFR'S GENUINE PREPARATION
rs THE ONL hELIhBLE FOAii of the II ypop ho .phies
In aud l6ounce lputi bottles y aud y ooca
~ Observe my Jae sia!s ssaalTe tho vrafper and
latet 81 directions.
sold by respectable Druggists. and Wholesale and Re
tail the solo General Depot tho United Saics W j.
WINCHESTER. no. ~ JOhu.sl.. n Y
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
II ROrTY.-A DAILY LINZ o. STAGES. cary'ng the
M Mails leaves Atchison hams for fccTsiie ta VA
ie,ye Great salt Lake Virginia and Canon CIit- g.
fx bv side ls with the Pics Peal Go oedol hhunocf
Upper Mi.sOuf Reese Iseg Ns.hOe. aud Humboldt nm
THROTGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
TIE route IA stocked with c1mlOaDs Coaches Ind Concord
Covered srag wsgons Kyesy steaiion PAD 10 aAscn
gers. 49,. II -.
PopDgers ran No Of my point on the route, te TO
sutoe "a, y IT. wAeL tts coaches G,e not i.".
stations sycrag. 10 tLes apart and meas ere iutLed al
about 20 cents each. -. ~,
GIe Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph follows the route Win
frequent operating stations 49,
VII made surpus Osssase can d. sent -
ca Panama
THEOUGH PARE AtoAlson 10 P.4ceTyle, S.Oo.
F,yr rom Piacerviie 10 san , JaIr'sco. -lO
ro furthr information apply .ice Of the Company
No 81 Broadway. y. y. up stars.
Ic sod Il the Oc. U! the Company O. He" OK tnd
AtCLisOa.
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CrrY issprc-ox's DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE On TnR STREET COaMGssoSrR,
No. 217 Broadway. N Y
THO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS IN


eosed IN sealed eHvoope nGolsed vi tho title OF The
he received this odiee until SATURDAY, September L.
1903, at II oclocA.
Yor tagging Dur feet wide In Second avenue, from Po!.y
eighth to sixty hr,. street
for hae ng aud edaggDg Eish,havenue, hoia fyth,Td
TO Fifty liniA street
For regulating and grading aud setting esrb and gutter In
Eighty street, between Fret td Second aveHnes
For cuIJ gutter hni hss aud fence IL Lightly met sis Do
tween Second ard bird svenucs ,
For curb gutter and tag IN fyeishb street between Sec
oDd and IaId avenues. ,
For Cu gutter aud fsg In Poy'eventh ard Forty eighth
streets between Th.Ii avenue AID East Aiyol ,
For Ags In Manhattan sce between Ninth avenue ana
Hudson River.
for curb gutter and "a; fyourh street. nom Second
avenue to Lat Rive.
For curb gutter end aaF In Averue A. from One hundred
and ,te.nth One-huuii I'd and went second street
fos euro gutter and Aas IN Iory ma stsee. IRON fosA
20 Lexington avenue
Yor curb gutter and ia. IN Forty hh street. tota Lei
IN g. sixth avenue
For curb gutter and fe ia second avenue rom KY tit'
TO Eighty SIKH street
for carh su.t.r ana a. Fif-. from luudcd
spd cey,,iA 90 One inbred and Twenty hhA street
for regulating aud gfrdus and cugp gutter ala Tag One
hundred AM twenty iygHh s.rcii non th"a s''nNe !"
Eighth avenue. .
for curb sle ard Aa Leonard aid ChurA .sseeI' south
-
FoI tagging one hundred M the;A street, from Teih
20 IL tsnu hvcG
fof regulating sat grading ssvon'ic'h street from Broad
way l.ldtou Riv"s. -
for Fisu 1,csIsyh Play fFs.srec. 81, tower to City
Hal. &C
Tns forms q proposals orr,hrr with ihe specifications
and ezfe~Inf. con b, obtained At ODD. ooe-Dascd' SiIoi
peuATtu,rn: sew iofl, Au.u.; -. lltJ.
CHt>. ~. CORNELL STREET Ec-lrl SOONER
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C,TpRFOPTICON AT IRVING HALL.
- GREAT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS
THIRD WLEA or THis WONDERFUL Exhibition.
EVERY NIGHT
NEW AND VARIED PROGRAMMES
SCENERY IN THr OLD AND NEW WORLD
LOCAL VIEWS AND STATUARf, -
TiIet. IS een,- family ticket. admitting sI persons 81
SPECIAL HoIcE-DOofs open II O'clock eoniiaee" a.
rrrcissy. ... ,,..,.,,.oo.
GRAND EXHIBITION on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Doofs open Al ?; COMMENCE al 0cioos.
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II
IL ACCOMMUDATlOS.-L,ss janice zip and oot ~
Jiihst T. h al foI GfeeHpori .'opl Ds Ia stations
Tor Jamaica, Aneol Jerusalem snd al station.
east GIeeEPoT:- For lsip a, ~ aud aS III i0f
svos.e; si m II ~ 4:ao and go foi JluiAirs
aud HsnIsiesd 9. IL 80; So and . ~ r IA
SUNDAY Il Train IS from Jsths tstopIiEs
s1iionsJ laphank o. exclusion GAses, returning
ieuyeI layank 2f3 jstAc~ Accommodation 4a-in
floiu JGnIos AiY Ind Thirty fourth 81 o. IN T.
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amnsrmfnts.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ CONTINUED EXCITEMENT.
THE EInVTN ANn ,NTNNERAGO

RARNUlrs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ CONTINUED EXCITEMENT
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
attracting thousands upon Thousands daily to the Museum.
" fHFsE Wild CHILDREN OF TIE FOREST,
''' ~ THE WARLIKE TREES
sTEADFAsr FRIENDS OF TiiE WHITES
They splendid specimens OF their respective Tribes ana
TaE IkDiAS ' "A II Ills sAT III wILDs
'nd witnesses x hso q; ges9 4Gt ss SPs LIFE
a well 10 II he had Visie them In
THEIR Wi0WAMs Il THEIR NATIVE wILDs.
They exhibition EVERY DAY and EVENING, and
DURING ~ EX AZ III b ,f ENTERTAINMENT
vo selsccn from ts following cAarseeriste representa-
RECKUlriSG bANcE. with Song Of Persuasion and Pa
%sS sp oHseEy b sj' H sSss e. tn. wr
SCALP DANCE, with Song Of Victory.
ooRH DAhGh. with Song q Thlas' giving. ,,,,,
nUATlSg DANCE, With song Of the Chase:
hoccAsis GAME, ..s lsyoIiie method ., gambling the
Also. TO bs seer al al hours.
TROPICAL COLORED FISH,
TROPICAL COLORED FISH,
TROPICAL COLORED FISH,
jus. arrived ON the BeIrnaG.s, inc aang over
cAvlREfTAs, J IRA HS6s GEtRA FisiI. SOUR;
REL FisH and rna'l'uds q chez .Sgui',ely eesgul
i''' nv " ARTIFICIAL PONDS OR OCEANS
.road ~. cord reefs end bed. Of The Tropical S.AA Also
TEE DRicoX OF THE East.
"'''' TIE HE L "a u THE sSAEE SPECIES
ever ' od THE NORTH AMERrc ~ CONTINENT
AUrpMAlOS NRiIEh
TIE LiGuTNISG CALCULATOR,
a DoMEsTiC ,, cAI hURsiiS9 Two f MSKs Non.
Bear Living Anaconda Wa Wguie. so
THt sUMMta DRAMATIC COMPANY.
c. W CLARKE.
sYLvEgTRI BLKEcAER -ass Mens;.y ~,
oo-,rsei Il such talented artist. Nj ID LENICk, NJ j.
bRDGMAN. NJ }. :, PRIOR. Mr.. FRANCE. aii's JLS-
NE WALIEPs Nile LOUISE &c. &C. give
Sf E5fR4 DAFTFG NOON hSb EvESiSd.
at sd Il clock eoa. . ~. .. 49,. ,hs ,..,,
WIFE FCA HALF Az HOUR,
LArsr.Bls FARCE,
ONLY Inn ;I1y LOUISE
Mlks The best dramatic to be found In the
eiiy aud al for - cents Children ondol Ien 10 eea...
WINTER GARDEN.
w un.e. tn qlla.scm,ui u ST. HUMPHREY BLAND.
Of tie Or. Auerisl ietfes,
Mgs. u. T. BOWERS.
who las sclieyrd an
trNPAHA LLELkD SUCCESS.
ard
yIRST WEEK or An ENTIRELY NRW DRAMA
hy JOHN EKOi CHAM. osl, .
Founde on Nj. B'-o ora.i Si,a % Icy ns aDd'J'
a.. crfiil't -"
MYSTERY Uf hIDLrf COURT
II which xiI Dc produced the cs4sJrssed
GHOST ElfKCT
a. form of
AFfAkllsO'S, -,
cFft d -
same play, 10 iifsss tlrss
SPECTRAL ILLUSIONS.
Tic N.nar r-r, hss h- p-a.ac that be has se
ola.y ur scsrd for TITS occ.sion
Nj Law hihcE BAkkEIE
THIS IkLslS0, sept !,
VII y. p.r,.rned of ,s folth hi. city entirely
Nov D-sias Ia Pour Act. BY
joins BIOL CHAM,
entitled
TIE MYSTERY OF AUpLET COURT
nd ,,ubdl upou Mia - A. q ts40rs p pglGl povo. or
LADY Al uLEls 81 u. i :. ,,,,,,.,.r.
Ltu. trDiHY..................... u. DOWlhh
R0heri L. fte
Lais MI " ~ HsFt'h
b~os IAbays... n ~.
A- cd ~ @
49,. -..eu.ry ~ " WALLACE AL Asd..AAts
Doom oPsa 80 ,o'ia'asHer commence - o.e.oel.
GREAT INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL EAli1-
" HlTlOg
~ tho ACArtAl OF MISC.
TIE THlnIf-FlFIu ANAlAL fAIK OF
TAI AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Is OrfS DAILY.
! 0 mi d H La
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IKEAT BARGAINS still given in lIAfLET,

DA -n4 her Eotton and No~-i otk flAlsoS
Smith DLGAS lARiOHitAlS at fosoe's sol.ool sod
Paflo, NE.DDIONS. PIANOS o. ~ and sod On DDn,l
ln.a lreu. food second Ltnd fianos at $50. 30 ~,
49,, 4! 10 70 s2OJ L. 3. .E..ItN No. ~ broadway.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
" From foot Of Courtland s-Connecting Of Hampton
Junction with tho Delaware and Western Hall
road and Easop with the Lchsh Valley Railroad and iis
connections. forming direct line 30 Pittsburgh and the West
without change OF cara. 49,
sPRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS April TO- 1869.
Leave Ntwloik hs follows:
HARRISBURG ExrsEss-At q m, for Es'ton. Reading.
Polsyile, Harrisburg Msuch Chunk Nilismspor-
Mail TRAINAt a. m, Tor Easion, Water Gap Scranton,
Great Bend fiuson. bnghan,ol. Wikesbsre. &c.
4? ~. TKAIN-foT Easiop, Allentown, Msuch Chunk WI.
Transport Reading Potsville. Harrisburg &C
$3.50 p. h-ko Esslon. Bethlehem Allentown and Manch
Chunk.
4:5o y. M.-For Sonerv1re.
$40 N.-For SomeiylAe
III WrsrLRN ExfRKSs--For Fts.on, Allentown Read
ing Harrisburg Fsbufeh and the West Sleeping from
jersey City Though to Pittsburgh.
ENFRESs TRAM ron HARKisBvRe-The . m. Express
Train from Newly orb arrives at iaris burg at connect,
ins Eas, and Vest fennsy wanna Genital Railroad, North
Central Railroad North and South and with the Cumbeg
land Valley Railroad
1HK ThRovGB ExfKHs TRAM FOR THE WIsr leaves
New York daily Sundays ercepted) making close
connection Harrisburg with fennsy ivAnia Eaioad-wh
cEslso Of Pittsburgh and but to Cincinnati and
Chicago Tv hours time IL saved by thkiIg this tTln.
ELIlABRIIroRr AND SEW-l oKk ftKsy-Lesye New-Yors
f.oin Fer No. Z, North River, III y.JO IJO 40 and
IN -
The boats stop Bergen Poin, and Mariners Barbo' every
tap each way JOSIAH u. slEAl.NS. Superintendent
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5laiionern ano fantn GOODS.

AT No. 45 MAIDEN-LANE you will find
~ Blank Books Writing Papers aud Stationery Articles
moderate pricrs Orders solicited
FRANCIS LOUrREL. Stationers and Printer
SLOIE a. JAMES,
- STATIONERS PRINTERS snd BLANK BOOK
DEALt.Rs ho. ~ al,oa H. Ordas gs'oestiIlls solcsa
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III II
BANY and TROY. CONNECIiSG WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave;
From Chailber-st. from Joh-st
Express and 10 H. and ,: % io2, m and y and
H. and ) p a. 3.z3 T. III.
Troy Gad Albany with sleep 1881
ii.g carl ~. ~ p. IN.
Pougbkee pee 30 - and u 2, md UT
ana ~ and 6.l3 p =
Pcet,IN tram. II T. n. IL y ! L., an p m
END s.lO p. Ia
Sing sung train, 3;is end s;b -
D. n %. and 5.s7 p
On Sundays ct n p In. from Jvast
Tcscs may procured a. q the Offices N Ne'fro't
F1prc.s IN New ork and BTootyn and barAre etetsd 81
the House al points The road aid 10 Saratoga sins-
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ERlE AILWAY.-passenger trains.
IL a NJ. Express for Buffalo
4. d C. N..k. daily. for Otsvile-
10 a IL Mail for Buffalo.
~ m. Way, Tor Ot4ss.llr Newburrh and Warwick
p IN. Night EXmcss dairy foT puuAiTk Buffalo. Roc,s,
tor CAlGndagul principal stations Tam Of SluIdsy
through to Buffalo bat does not ran 10 DunkiA-
=. IN, EGigrAnt tot DunkiIs
CuAS. h!SOT, Gcaeral Superintendent,
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Ocean Gtfnmers.

GALWAY LINE.
VA The
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY
ADRlA1iC, l,2o0 horse power. 4OO tgna
HlBERNlA. lOn0 horse power 5000 tuns
COLUMBIA, l.cO horse power. 3,Wp tuns.
ANGLIA, 1000 horse power 3OoV tuns-
The magnificent steamship
HlBERNlA.
Captain LElTCH,
OH call rom BOSTON for GALWAY TUESDAY
September g. to be followed by the ADRIAIiC, from New
York, Sept p.
Rates Of passage payable In gold s equivalent In
fency:
First Calvin. 20 and 8 80
Intermediate. ,......,.. Observation-Disclosures. ~
keeTage. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Passenger forwarded also TO London Paris Hamburg
Hawe, Bremen Rotterdam Antwerp &C. at lowest rates
Fares frco Liverpool Galway to New York and Boston
f25. So. $40 = - snd 9l05.
Foi passage Apply to
SABEL 4 SEARLE, No. % Broadway.
For freight sud other information, apply to
LAWRENCE. GILES Co. III South William st.
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UsAZLEYON BROTHERS,

i O.ER5TAUH0. oilAND. AND SQUARE
pIANO-fOKIk MAIL IAtIlHfk5,
No " Princes afrw door, w-al 81 tTosd~Ay New fof
I.e PIANO have always received lie ufs. pTciism wher
ever tey have been exhibited. wHurn guaranty Of nv
yr.r. nccoupanio. each Piano. These ns.funons viii b
slII uI.c,s 10 amll TIE tInos
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STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
W EkW-yOEA AND LIVERPOOL
NONLAtD ASPiSWALL, Agents.
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT IA SIE RN.
WALTER PATTON, Commanded.
VII Be dispatched
FTo-s Nclr- York
On TUESDAY. Sept B. "a clock D. precisely, and n
sn;eiT sD thereafter OF about sI esks
f4lN>I CABIN, Rom 20
SECOND CARiN-Sfn's Room beFths meals fur
nTAcd & separate "a. cs.................."... go
Excursion Tickets aud back IL the First and Second
r. only, fare and half
Serts accompanying Passengers and children undes a.
yessrs II acc, half fare Infants free.
Ihlhb CABiN-lniermeGiste State Rooms PaS
sengcrs found with beds, bedding so.e utensils,
and good substantial food SO
eTkEKAGE-Wi.h superior accommodations. So
Poe Of Cabin Passage Eom Liverpool same rate As above
Price al Storage do do Observation-Disclosures. 81
All fares payable 10 gold ts equivalent in United sss'
Currency.
Each passenger allowed p cubic feet ourrase An expert
e0oed surgeou on board FoI passage ouly. AIlly 10
CHAs A. WHITNEY,
Passage Office No p Broadway.
ROWLAND a AsfINWALL. Agents,
NO. 81 SoGiA-st., y. Y
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
S2 COMAENClNO JULY 4. TIA
TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YoRE:

Passenger Station in View York ?7,ha and 'th
Entrance Y7tl
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Amnsemenis.
NIBLOs GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee snd Manager. VIM WHEATLEY.
THE HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY.
In consequence Of tho intense enthusiasm with which he
NA' O''" EN0RaoUs AUDIENCES.
ON EACH EVENING
of the
POWERFUL IMrERsoNATION
his
CARDINAL DUKE.
In Buxer's dramatic AMI intensely interesting play.
EDWIN FORREST
will re neat his rendering Of the character Of
RlCHELlEU,
On FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. I.
supported bya ,,,n,,r, .sr
The play will be with every possible advantage OF
Scenery and Costume.
Mr j. observation-disclosures. ..."..".DE MAUPRAT
Nh l., H. SiEWEIsL..... nhUAS
MT. q. Neutrality-suspicious.. ..JOnEtn
Mrs J. H. hLLEN.......a JUL
Harvey Is Doo"onn
IN consequence Of tho complete which attended ms
character Of Nafcisse and tn" triumphant
rceptou Of the play upon the Of Ls hrt production,
DANIEL L. BANDMANN
SATURDAY EVENING, Sep. s.
SECOND Ape ARAECE IN
EARCISSF; or, THE LAST or THE PoMfADoO-
This pay il mounted with The rrea,est completeness OF
scenery and Costume and supported by sdinraoe css
MONDAY EVENING, sept.
EDWIN FORREST,
ibis Fifth sppesTance)
Seats secured at ths Box Office -
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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iiluoiral Jnoirumcnis.

4 IL. GALE s. Co IIANo-foRTEs.
n. Mandatory All Naf.f0oms.
Ne ~ ia.' !iih -, N,~ fofs
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NlRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART

I IIhECI OIEANDViI lsI4NII IVI AIHNA-
~ FORD connecting with Railroad 10 SPRINGFIELD
AORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FALLS, BRAIfLEBORO
&c Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck-sfp, ct r. M
Monday. Wedne ebay aid rday Steamer CITY or HAkr
FORD Leaves PeckIp ct Tuesday Thusdsy and sat
uIday.
The boat. Of this limo first class Sound s.eaer and
commanded BY competent and experienced otlceIA
New. York. MAY y. 1893