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With It's connections forms -
THE suORIEst AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoN Nav NoGN 10 TIE iRiNtiftL WESTERN TIES
Seven traius daily nom Ne"l oEs 10 fnisdeqAa, vie
ALL rllROUGn TRAINS s0R rlIE WEsT ny THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW YORK FROM THE
FOOT Oh 'COUKrLANDI'>E .
by way Of Philadelphia the morning passengers leave New
York time 20 other roaIes esenins p~ss.nseu
nj q q. IN, one hour later than other lines
~ way Of Allentown, evening passengers cave y M
huns later than Northern A.es aud oy ooti ioue,
arrive AZ the iim. Northern ues chicago ami a.
polns Ia the North Nes, Cresne Indianapolis Louisville,
81 Ious (lcytlind Columbus. Cincinnati, and al
points es with fewer changes Of cars
Sleeping Cags, without change run men fh..adelphia to
r,tslus 3h miles aud New l0iA ID lusoutsni sS' niles
smoking and Saloon tuTs on a.! trains
lale the = Other routes
baggage checked through Transfers rec
sesaf. tic ka,s good until used by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pcnn-ylyanla Central Company runs an Enligrani
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode Of
tA,e parties moving wesIw I'D ~ onehali the
"a ia-o ,,,,c,r,
BY this route cglis cl al descriptions be forwafdee
~ and from enN point ou the Railroads OF Ohio henucsy
udana Illinois, " sconssl. Iowa Missouri, by Raj.
ROAD DlREt T. o 10 ANY port the nAN sAble riv,ss " Is
West by steamers nom Pittsburgh.
The Freight and from any point In the West oy
the fcnsyls AHA Central RAILROAD al tiIrcs ss favorable
charged by other Railroad Companies. Merchants aus
snppers ihrusg 100 uanspagaop 81 ther si,s W "a"
Company rely with o0nhd nee on it, speedy transit
LIVE SloCk.
Farmers and Dealers n Live stocA WI hnd t1's mos
I'D, ambiguous route tapacous iard wei wast'o .u up
From HARRISBURG where viii be found every i
Isfd1s end e'1s saSs Iir f,SIiSE dIRksas
j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. AHor House
LEECi Co, Freight AsesI,, S....,. v,u..
MCDONALD l. BIsCHoFF, EmisIan, Agents
- La. No Battery place
ENOcu LEWIS, General Superintendent. AsssnA r.
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nfsasfers. &C.

The ship Santa aus % Bosion, Hopfn from tn'o VI
saved Wa buit "a Boston IN 1874 ofl, 10 tons rscd j.
AID " - ~ ned ny J. Sickefson of Boston.
The schooner Sparta resent ashore IN he 1s'e "n
% yest~iduy ana lowed into Haet Cove ior rep,ii-
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Smiled.

1MhShp SoroTsc'slrci bsrkt Ei;h Rose Rose stephens
" mi-f, bss y. W Annstrorg Maacabo, Three sisters
IL. Abbott Linda And, ron and number Of schoon,rs
letA-BF. steamship Olympus or Live U'oo-
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Van Name, Daniel, York River ?. J. Campbell; w. n.
Bowen Arothertsn, Providence u Keany; D. Edsan Cor
! con, York River, y. J. Campbell
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood Portland, A. B. Cromwell
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Committee.
NAMES AND PLACES Oh MEETING OF AJAiLlhht
COMMITTEES. -.
The Committee hereby that IN puruance oNh'f
request, the I'd instant tire Chairman 81 the Ren.
Central and gminGny Hall Gen, al Committees have cnch
selected one gentleman each Ward daily at some
place their respective Wsrls sud give information and in
sruciou dfsed persons d-,fins tho aid u this Committee
ard that the several Ward Committee named the irt
list have agreed the places AID times OF meeting aao
shown IN connection with tie saii lit.
1EORGL OPDlkE. Mayor,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptrol
WM H. TWEED, Supervisor,
WM II. STEW ARR. supervisor,
ORlSOS BLUNT SupcrisoS
ELIJAH b. PURDY, Superyisor.
Committee.
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NEW-JERSET RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHlA AMI tlc SOUTH aud WEST, via JER-
sly CirY-MAi and Express Lines leave New iofs at
and 10 a. m, b. $50 ana 1850 I. rare IS lhFonss
baggage ch.cAsd at ard % and 100 and ll.sO y w.
10. " ashiu sion, and az aud y. Tor the West
!. ". MOODKJkF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii De received FOX any tssH. unless dce Iee
ut 10 minutes adyanc OF the time OF ieaNs
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New-Yerk County Substitute and Relief Com

The Committee hereby r. notice Inst isJ rave piea W.
Office the oupeue CoDn Room Ao' u 40 - 'uae y
Do ,sr. and tsi aid oace open daily ., clock
a m uu tho business which tAe Committee wa oiS-h
ied il dispofed Of -,
The Con also give no;oe tia, application fof ne
rsyrrn, Of Substitute Reri money 49, be ,lief
ou ID, Dis,rie osrd 81 Enrolment have eIscd ahd 90
o.pt,a he person dai ed Into Ito ioi states es'le
under 10. "a O: Conrfef, approved March }. 1904
The o.gtfcs;e Of acceptance y tie D!et b0He OF Id
rofimsu, iat.s b. prescIied 20 tlls Committee o.,
III. following Rules ana hesAiions have been sdo.a u
e..on dfsf>d pesons "a INDECENT cIerg'AAees, "Lo
hAv. FAMILIES dspsntnI upon them for support.
Tho torn "c.l~." empo,c ed ia tie fourth AID 'eVcnih
.oetious u he Ordnance q! TIE Board ~ nulsf'tf en-
oIae AL rde-s Of t city snd county as.e 10 e'. AID
service under the Act q Corsrcts .
H. Tie woTcs. "hsvius family deirnfirs On 'ltn i"f
,lup91 which occur u re flur section Of the DfdrA-e
n5f-aid tsf gnvact uscd - ths scFef s'c9n 81
aid Ordnsnce 40 construed 70 HeAn ALL As'HSs 10 '~
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IlrIYCHLsTrR's HYPOPHOsPHITEs act

NlINCHLSILK' HIPOfHOSflilIbS nct
w rsr ~, ani frsTIfSir IN al i'ugss o.
They r. -rfs ies The 1r,rgA ard S>'5sE The oo.'
N lie yle Nd IAry o.-rk tie n'gh 'reaf' aSay' IN
fa 80 o. -rrs Gat, te appetite 4 a, once isrfgof1t
- ,nd r patent faJcF ssi sshi the ergh AMI ne sl
c. bro tsg speedily I-sved Tie .lo"p becomes caun
AID feiissaar Tie efsfrl1fi0ls rs1sLar and rHVsr"
TIE fiYPorHOsPHlrEs .hosi 30 usrd therefore, in
every slae ehafsc~rs~d by more Of tho following
.yngton.. |a.isa II F.o.A Eslrr9'm'.s u "a. 61and'
Co.sA La = Sf,ossf1. trrs"'s Ia!enS". Nis'i hssa'
IL. 4 Agsss ~ Ga tho several stages u CoA'a"Y'''.'
In ssfara Bsoao.ifs'. Ds,yeps,i, Ae,rfs!I, he.
In word Al especially in every case whore tho r,r',h"
uhr,.a f-c,rhs. l.aios" 1es vAsy Cd lirO OK -.
Sod 20 rsl f0fa tfrul1f. . $3.50,
wIstHFsIFRs GENUINE PREPARATION
Ts mn ONLi RELLfHLI FOhNof ihs Typ k'.fhits'
g.lns la al ~ oaa-c iV.nl bottles. 81 snd a. Zach
Is-Otsoie my J-s "a-As signature on tho srhFP" AHe
labsl ~ a,s~h.rs
SD BY u.si rrfgcc,sb- Dfuss. Ard wholesale .nd ne
trls~fsl pcpo, m %. United S1ais-, bl >
MIAGHfsIEk ~. ~ John 81. y. l.
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NEW-YORK & NEw-HAvENR RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY ., 1908.
PASSENGER Station IN New-york 9Th and %hsv
Entrance OIL s7ia-si-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven Tx J, 1850 l2;l5 LEI }, 2;Jo
(E1 b $3.50. $50 and ?. -.
for Bridgeport, :, (Exl, u;JOa H. i2Io tLx j. z'S
fE1l S.Jy. $50 AID p
Fos M.iosi an4 stafford :, Ia $50, $50 p
Fox Fairheld Southport ani we.,pos, Z, 1880 H. $50,
$40 N. ,. Is,
2 80 $50 $3.50. p -
For Daleu and Greenwich. sJc, l:so m; $50, 40,
$50 p. IA. ,o, ana
FoI Post Chester AID nteGedatc stations, 80 :3oa
~. : $50 4.Jo $50. $50 p.
10. Pot Chest.s and New Rochelle, p n.
CONNECTING Trains.
For Boston via spsin-held tkk 1850 (Ex) p IN
For Boston viz Shore Line, l..l3 tEX.l, 2 IA. -.
Tor Hartford and Springfield, q. IL tExl, liS' q"
Gal y. III. - ~,
~. Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal In, tEI)
n O q. IA. aid 81 7. ~. % Northampton.
"a - a.
FOR New.uaven New London and Stonnston Railroad at
Q a IN. ll;l5, 2:~ p m.
FOR Canal Railroad 1918 p. u. to Northampton. . -
Eor HousGlou.c Railroad. q 2:5O M. TO New MI
ford Wedne siays and Saturdays; 20 Ptshed.
For NasatucA Railroad, d a. m, $3.50 p
For Dan5ugy AM Norwdk Railroad a. m, 40 p m.
Cou,moa!ous Sleeping Cars siiashed to p Trains
JANIS H. EOlI, Superintendent
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itlcoilGl.
IYANnnnn aud the YIGOR Of YOUTH re-.

MANHOOD and the VIGOR Of YOUTH re-
WI stored In FOUR WEEKS by Dr. RECORDS Es-
~E.CE Of LIFR-Dr RECORD Of Paris. sitcr yearr OF
.rn, sociaton. has snrth ncceded 3 the urgent e
qgs Of the American public and appointed an 49, W
sFWYORK for the sale Of his valued and highly -p1led
fSsLSCT or LIFE. ,
ILs wonderful as'n, will restore manhood 70 the nos'
tered uiou whether arising from eIceses tho "fr, -
OF ao ~ natural Tie time required u cti" we
mot j. four weeks and used Ac"fag 10
the frin;ed Instructions w ch very sipe iA41e j. I'M
posKis ,,...
Tis eres,onng remedy should be taken BY al aoou, 70
mary - effects permanent IL arkno" ny VIC
m.d al pgc.s be tie creates, discovery ever maize
it, d;rloping powers miraculous SUCCESS IA ever
casr certain that science oycfthf0ws Ignorance
Dr. AlCONWs ESrENtE Or L.fE l. sold Ia cases WIN
FOL DISTRACTIONS or at 81 four quantities IN one iei
md will b. zen, 20 any pat OF ne county cf~ihi
packed IN receipt Of remittance, 70 lis accredited agent
PHILIP ROLAND. No. az Bfoome st. ono door ~e't o.
Bruatway. cvlora
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BniI6inp Materials.

nj ICA ROOFING CO.--Dealers' and Roofing
Al Materials Tin and other oof put In good repsir end
warranted three Office 207 Broadway, Fultonss
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I'RIE RAILWAY.-Passenge trains.
H a. IN, Rrpre-s foT Buffalo.
~ q. m. Mix. daily, for Otisyie
10 M Mail for Buffalo. - $3.50
~ ~ Way, for Ot!f,lle, Eesburgh and Warwick.
p H., Nishi EEpress dairy, for Dunkirk Buaao Roches
ter Canapd,g and principal stations Tram Of Saturday
runs through 70 Buffalo bat does not run TO Dunsrk
D. H. Emiutni Tor Dunsirk 80
CiAS. AINOT, General Superintendent
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n EM-1 ONh, HAhLEh an T~DH'
~ RAfLROAD-Trains viii leave 2th-si Depot-ror Al
Danv lO.yJ O. m. stopping az Ni4lainsoE.dse' w hre
Plains. Bedford Croton fas and stations north 10 Alnany,
-ns with Central and hen Railroad Tor oeI1"ss'
and a. Ioias north and FOR Croton fals c:i9 N
and D. L. TIE p. train viii run Saturdays only re-
turning Croton Falls $50 e. N on Moneays 70,
White Plains Sis and 10 m, 2:D 4l0 and p m ana
o:l5 D. IN Lite 1t. Depot, FOR WiAiamsondse-oio'
10 a. m ?: 4lO. ;, o:i1 and Z ~ p troton as,
Mite Plain. and Miafsbrise trains stop e' all stations
For Dover Plains. p NJ, stopping al hne f.Ains ana s
tom, uoA 1scr Returning leave Albany al y ~ M
on arrival OF and Western trains, Sopin- 4, al
station. lsom Chatham Croton Fails also st Bedford,
" lite Plain. Aai Nl.ansbrid.e Dover Plains, 3;$S g. N,
stopping stations north of and At White f@ns croson
Fa.s p M; White Plains o.I0, $3.50 H. iI;S $40
l. a. . II llam.bri. - $3.50 q and 100 CTot. fas,
he Plains AID NLam,brids- trains stops AZ all stations
SUNDAY Trains al Hat fare rot CTcon rs. $50
A IL stoppng AZ al station. except lokye. Eor W Lsns
brdse glS ii 0a IT., ?. 5oant For White fans,
p WiAnsbridee and "Lls Plans sTains s,oP a. AZ
,tsfiDn. Returning cave hte ain. q 10 Williams
brdse Ga ~. n 1870 3:c $40 and stopping
II Ill stations (rot0n tals stopping at aAs stations
uos.h VI and .. " l.anser.dse
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,J'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

j ODJr And RHEUMATISM.
s4fisf from the above complaint .'ef - eceti ~
Lag ,t4rfas lrr .fsl.ed % bLAlHS Ooi 4 AM
RitfiNAIiC PILLS They b. relied upon tic most
as AL sostaai frlry ever 0acfet g. The Paie ald ave
boa universally used IN t.fope io' many yeA' Win ihe
grated success ..-..... -. ...-
Ffsfafea By PROUT L HARsAhT, No. ~ Strand Lon
Aon nstnd, sn4 80 Dy tAc4s Agents, WELLS To-
Fraakl.n e. S~~-fofk
sf 81. ay Coall.-onefs have authorized the name aud
.l4fsss n THOMAS FKpuT. - Strand London e. Dc
s.. apon is Government siaias AIei to each boz of
~ go GclicDo.
CCROFULA, Consumption, Mercury, and
syrllls rfallcaiod. Veronica Gynqgo foa haiAfos
..y.lrl.u Rriae4.al far tsri'yils TIC Blood
HT6FMAN Co. nro,tvay.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
eunRi,,s 5,2l sets.......... t:O7 Moon-Sets.. EN-
HIcH wATKR The DAY.
Sandy Hook Oil Gov. island .ll:lb Hell Ose Z:31
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Hr.nor.nTrEs ~ fHo. OF N.fsHtL {
TiouTr CoysRr,s.ovsL nfsrhICT ~. lttt hr,-fffT }
The Attention OF Drafted Men is r-I'i ID ile q,
iovfs circular. Ihe pFos4s q hs ere, - 49, b iisi'
emf rod.
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Pnoro,- v,nl,at osSrnlls Orr1cr


N.-Hia1r ID. g.. July u. iihA y
CfEc7-fa Az 20 al lFsf.d mon pfcau4r s'4."f "a 30
ssrsi.e az r United -sf ~ Gee fffi a flsi r~' tafirf
ben drawn trxf Ihs ssts aim srrred l9pr 'l
tv tho Pgo, MAJ a. il cat q tr ii
ana ~ order fr report r. da,y s'snsed aH'
\ Tie foflosir. oylnion = ihs Hor william Willie
Solicitor q i- WA Department pahshsd 70 h' 'i fn-
;lau = a. cctocgpca. 81, =,
wl.a pef.on ben araNsa IN Pur'a - hs "a
rarrsri A.; u EafcA =. lsl 49, - spra DIR 49,. o.
,errea within day. ftees~f hy ~rftsn % ffi o.
ucs M~Iopf ~ D. served o. t'm fr.'i 10 - 1857
srss yllcs frs nt Ali 70 sFsfA a. .
1s.ixn.isd feutssVart % report "a ~ 80
Az fersan fanr g. y PIT f1r ts'y af-f IRE ie .. 10
las, place - ~. sefea 90 hl Irfso.-I i'i
funh.ns substitute o. rag.nf So 4f - y ~
70 be aessrssi sy - sr-'sa 49, asia icT h'~ ~
Ceuf- H.rrl.l all ~ESltSf ~ To bLAtu-
yeison 49, being tfahed sd before fcte'h.
re. sesefi, he sy 80 b. ssrci ~ nf a. ~
lat Place o. rrstence a. n be- do.s NJ ,rfeif ,c. o.
will he roi.co o. f4fllsh a., sustli = ~ 10 - q"
~ b. la law tssef'ef and lrtg fr 'fe-iri arQffif'f
Iners !. D. Wy nasnrrf In hA Fsft0f ore -
,ef c.n e4ctgc ~ public duties lnf VI Do d-'ri NAf1-t
,gsesf " a..,rl Whsihef Ao shsns'' h r-asfe - a.
,foiL, tie rlis - c asd 7'a ia.' H 49, % 4f'a
ard u oaiy ~ ffrfslo 81 DE d.fff' - cprly ih-1 10
81" WILLIAM WUiTisG."
go l~.ef u tho va Dep ut "
JANIS D.. my. ff1ror NsfsA.l t'ansfs-
"HE.J D. NAhlEhfi. ffuroft haffAs4"
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4:O7 and 5:J2 p. IN.


IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES James slip and foot OF
SIN d r. r. a, Gieenror stopping at al s,aonsi
AID " D. MIeoa jerusalem and al st@tioIs
. 10 Cfee,ort. For Lip 30 and 3;e p m or
svosset q, a M II 4:3O and $50 p M Tor J@-'scs
aud iiemps,ead II 80. 80 and D; - ?. N.
sI4v rycur.au Train Al BIS m from 3hs stopping
AT All Stations lspank excursion rates. retnrns
Isver ,phan. AZ l,5 D. u Jamaica Accommodation Train
f,ot. Jane. 81 and Thirty fourth o.. az $50 p W.
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
L,OR ORIENT GREENPORT, sOUTHOLD,
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.

{ NENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ From loot Of CORTLAND st-Connecting at Hampton
Junction with tie Delaware, Lackswa,ns snd Western Rail-
road Easton with the Len ga Valley Railroad and its
connections, forming direct line Pa.sbugh and the West
without change OF cars
SPRING AERhAGEaENT-Commencng April 90 1863,
Leave New YORK follows:
H.RRisBuRG EkqREss-At 6 g. IN, for Eason, Reading,
pottsvle Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, Milsmsport.
Man. TRak-At Tor Easion- Water Gap Scranton,
Great Bend. Pittston BinshaInton, N-hesbsue &c
IL ~ TRAIs- For Easton, Allentown, Miuch Chunk WI.
liara.port Reading. Fottsyille, Harrisburg. &C.
$3.50 p M-ror Easton, Bethlchem Allentown and Msuch
Chunk 49,
$50 p. A.-For Somerv'lle.
G:lO M-For Someryiie 49,
IN NJ WEsTERs ExPREss-For Esstou, Allentown Read
lng U.r.burg Pittsburgh and the Vest Sleeping cars iom
jersey City througfto Pittsburgh.
FxiRrss TRAM FoK HARRIsBURG-The O. m Express
Train nom New.Y arrives harrisburg at p M Connect
ing at and West Central Railroad NORTH
EN- Central Railroad North and south aud with the lumber
land Valley Railroad. - ,-.r t..
| THE TaRouGa EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE WEST lesyes
View. York OF D. daily tSuudays excepted making coso
connection at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania h4iiroaa"l
no c.nye Of Pittsburgh and but one 10 Cincle aho
Ch.csfo Two hours tine IA saved by taking this tram ~
ILHAsRTHPoEr AND NEw-iokx + EREY-Leaye New for.
from Pier No. D. North River, at $3.50 M l;JV, 4So ana
p. III. -,
trip each way. JOSIAH .. srEAkNs, Superintendent
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NORTHERN X. X. of n. JERSEf.-Trans
~ leave Jersey City Pemont Ut $500 M 10 m,
LIS pm, i2o pm and 6s5 pm. Saturday, only u 10 p M
ioT Monsey I;l5 .ands.0pm. W. pEMAIsGS1, supt
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DERSONS having LIVING ELK, ANTE
i LOPE, MOOSE DEER, or CAHRlBOO, i9r ,sio, ni'
hear Of eah customer by sdjresing }, u BELL l''e'
MET, No. so Broadway.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL

hUDSON RIVER RAlLhoaD-rCn AL
u BASY snd TROY. CONNECTING WIFI IaAiHS
NORTH and WEST. ITeins Leave; .,
From Chtfnbers-s,. From Jths,'
Express and ~ and ); I;Zl lV:z NJ, ana '''' a'o
- aud p al 32- p Ia.
Troy and Albany with sleep 1921 p IL.
ing csrl, l0:JD 2. N. ,oo.,e,,
PoBghkee sie TAIN 1880 IN .'I m and I-'|@ Aoo''''
anu u aud IL p. p M
PeesskM trsin IL a. n, 4I;2< a. Ia, TX p. IN
and $40 p.
- m :07 and 5:52 p. N.
Ou Sundays at 5.l2 p M from JVih-.t ,,,-..,
Tickets nay be procured ct any Of the orces OF
Negl and bocsiyu ana b4x.aee ccs-o -
No uouse 70 al points on and springs
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MON ROSTONnnd PROYIDENCE.y ia.NEW

L PORT and FALL RINER-lhc splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS; Can't Bfo~9, leave. Ne~'fefs
O'Clock p M and the EMPIRE STATE, Gays Br.yton, On
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 1t > O'Clock D. IA,
from Pier No North River.
Hereafter 40 rooms viii be regarded secured any sppli'
cant until the shall have been paid tor
Freight 10 Boston j. or adcd through with great dispatch
by all Express frcisil Train.
T.. LlrrLEFlED, Agent, No. :, Broadway.
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LIOR NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, and

n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND RAILROAD
1oNNF,lION The CONTINENTAL leaves lcck-sip.
Fast River at 3:l5 ?. u. NIGHT LLAE--Ihe ELM CITY
leaves AZ II O'Clock q. IN, sundays excepted
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L'OR INDEPENDENTLY LlNE.-The
/ steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves P,ck-rhp Pier No 20
River. Daily l. ococh freight aAen on the
hai ala day Arriving in BIidsepo.t ia time 70 connec,
with the Housatonic, NuusaucA, Newl Asen and Hartford
Railroads. Also, tho Shore Line Sayoroos ad new Lon
don. GEO. W. tCisLiis'' Agent
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New-Nork Cohnty substitute and Relief

Gro. T. Tn0Nrsos, Clerks. I'HIiAt1ee
COuNgLIus toRsJS, ~
New.iork Sept, q 1863.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-04-09
SLAVE LABOR FIR THE C0iST.
FOR DIVLSION NO. /

IN Pursuance to tho requisition of The
. General Commanding, the orders of his
Bscelleuey Governor Bonhau, aud the terms
OF the Acts of the General Asse '.bly in relation
TO this subject, hereby call upon Division No
l. comprising the Juiicial t'isiric,s OF Piukcns
Greenvii.e; epartanburg, AISstson, Uaion,
York, Chester, Laurchs, Abbeville add New
berry, TO supply is proportion vi slave labor
under the present rcquisition.
H. The Commissioners or Roads of the sew.
eral Districts, aud the authorities OF the incor-
yorated towns and villages having jurisdiction
OF the road hands within their boundaries Will
mt once summon all persons in the possession
ofsiayes within the limits of their authority
10 have their slaves subject to this call n, the
nearest Rairoai Depot TO tho owners sidencc
on Wednesday, the 9TH day OF May next, 1T 10
o'clock, q. m, ready for transportation to
Charleston.
Ill. All ownera Of slaves who have not hi,ri-
erto furnished amy labor in th,s 90 nection w,ll
he required 10 furnish one halfheir hands sub :
ject to road duiy Tor irty days, and those
who have furnished less than one half. will he
required by the Commissioners and the town
authorities as aforesaid to furnish enon Ii TO
make up one half. Persons owning single road
bands or number not diyisible by one half
will he required TO send such single negroes.
or two in such cond tions may unite and send
one.
". The Act requires The attendance of one
ofthe Commissioners at eaen Depot He will
be met by an Agent of the Stale and of the
State aud OF thu Confederate States, and the
negroes will be there rsceiped for,
v. Asscssmen. of the negroes are made in
duplicate npontheir arrival in Charleston and
before they are put to work: one copy is kept
by me for the owner. tie other turned over TO
the Confederate authorities. I am aui horized
TO say the negroes will be discharged the
expiration of The thirty days.
vi. The owners Of slaves are reouesied 10
furnish them with spa es or shoyels The Con-
federate authorities have u deriaken ia have
such utensils returned. Owners will also fur
nish their hands With three days rations, for
which commu'ation will he allowed
VII. Overseeers. Mt the rate Of one to every
hundre slaves. may he selected by the own
ers. They will receive compensation from the
Confederate States at the rate of fifty dollars
per month.
VIII. There is nc doubt that the Confeder-
ate Government will conpensat for all los of
slaves while in their employ.
wM. ". SHANNON.
Agent for the State of South Carolina.
Camden. s. c., March %. 1853
The Courier, Mercury, and all papers within
the Division will copy once a week tor three
weeks and forward bills, with copy of tho
printed matter, to me. will certefy and re-
turn them, when they will be paid on presen-
ta'ion to James Topper, Esq, State Auditor
April 2 81
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compensation therefor, 10 be uscertAinel by
appraisers appointed and qualified as prssidsa
In the third section Ct thiu Act II nuch prop
eriy when returned has. An the opiaiou 6f he
owner. bean injured whilst in the public use.
the amount OF damage hsrshy sssssissA shah
be determined In the manner deserfbo1 5nrt the
third section of this A I, the ofiicer rSt6rning
the property heing authorised 10 acts on 1shaR
OF the Gpvernmeht; and upon snsh ineniry
the, certificate Of the value Of the prsperty
when orig nally impressed shsh DO received ss
Prfwa Jdeid evidence OF the whole thereof -
Ssc. y. Where slaves are impressed b. IT,
Confederate Government 20 labor on fbrtieca-
tioas r other public works, tne impreasnasut
shall be made said Government aeoordiaa to
the roles and regulations prescribed in che
laws of the State wherein hey are irnpres "a;
aud. in tho absence Of such Law, in accord ,uss
with rules ani regulations not inoonsistent
with tha provisions of this Act AZ the -ecrs-
iary ofsWar shall, from time to time prescribe:
Provided, That no impressmeat Of slaves sh ~
De made when they can be hired or procured
by the consent Of h- OVER or agent -
Ssc 10. That previoas tn the frst day Of
December next. no slave iaboring on farm
or P'sniation exclusively deyofsi to the pro-
duc,ion df gra a an provisions. shall s.e taken
Tor the pubiic nse, without the consent of the
owaer. except in cese Of urgent ncc - ity =
u SEC. II. Phai any c,ptuissioned or non COM
r,ssipned oIricer or private who shah vioisse
Ire pro visisa- Of this Acs. shall heA Sisd hs<sea
he military ecu I OF the.corps 10 which he 10
attached on coupaint ma lie by the owner or
other person. aud on e,nv;ctisn Ian officer.
he st'sti be ca-hiersa and yu, into tho ranks
"a private. and IL q non Commissioners ofscsr
or private. he shall. suffer snch punishmen nt not
Inconsistent with military law as the court may
direct. :