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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

L" We'll, Squirt, said Quiz. during dis
cussion of the tax bill, ''the tax will come
pretty heavy on you" "On me, why?"
because income is to be taxed, and eve
rybody knows that you're a nineum!'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07


The HoNEsF MoRAyI yI4S.-In one Of the
wars in GerIaafy, acaptain Of cavalry was
ordered out on a fora ging party: He put
himself at the head of his troop, and
marched 10 the quarter assigned to him.
Il was q solitary valley, IN which hardly
anything bpt woods could be seen. In
tAe midst of 7 stood little cottage. On
perceiving 1t, he went up and knocked at
the door. AN ancient Hernhunter which
denotes a Aforavian.} with a beard silver
ed With age, came out. .sFather," sad
the officer, ''showme field where can
set my troops foraging Presently, :"
replied the Hernhunter. The good old
man walked before, and conducted them
out Of the valley Affera quarter Of an
hours march they found 6ne field Of
barley. :sThis is the very thing We waaf's :
said the captain. ''Haye patience for 4
few minntes, = replied the guide. eandyou
shall be satisfied They went on. and AZ
the distance OF about a quarter of
league farther they arrived at another
field of barley. The Troop Immediately
cut down the grain, trussea itllp. and re-.
mounted. The officer then said 10 his
.conduetor, Father you have given 10
yourself and US uRnecessary treubles the
first field was much better. than this.',-
every true, sir. replied the good old
man, '1but it was not nine
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

A thrifty wife wonders why the men
can't manage to do something useful
Might they not aswell amuse themselves
in smoking hams as smoking clrgars =
ISometimes they do-when they are
cold.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

Ez% Mr.. Coventry Patmore says;
Before all else, when wed you do.
See that the woman equals you:
A poor estates foolish plea
For marrying TO base degree:
4 gcztIe.0OmaH's tsciee as cheap.
is ,reH as pkeaSdHteT TO keep."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07
II. II. RARNUN q co.

Jobbers and Retail Dealers in Iron, Nails, Glass,
Pine Doors, Sash, Hardware. and Wheelers Wa
ter Drawer. Market Street. Warren, y.
G.B.-orders filed promptly. Goods warranted to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07
WHOLE NO. 2414. =
L Family State.

We often talk about family men, but
the fact is not so often noticed that we
have family State. The State of Maine
has in all eight Representatives and SEN
ators OF these not less than fire belong
to two families. The Washburnes used
to hail from Maine, and much was said of
the large number of that family that got
into Congress, but the Fessendens and
Morrills can more than furnish a par
allel. Maine now has three Fessendens,
all brothers, in her delegation Senator
VIM. Pitt Fessenden everybody knows
His brother Samual c. Fessenden, has been
1 Representative here from the first ses-
son of the present Congress. And now,
to fill aFaeancy recently occasioned, T.
A. ID. Fessenden, third brother, and
from different part of the State from
either OF the Others, comes another Rep
resentatNe. Who shall say. that blood
doesn't tell, . or That brains don't run in
families
The other Senator from Maine i Lot
NJ. Morrill,. He too has a brother in taa
House, Anson P. Morrill, Thus ffom the
whole State there are but three Represen-
tatiges land no Senatersl who do not be-
long to these two families. Roscoe Conlx-
ling and Fred. A. Conkling, Of New York,
! also brothers. furnish similar but not
nearly 50 striking an exampie.-Cfn. Ga-.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

t'1iieiie OF lnterest, and Should receive
great consideration at your hands. You
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

Pine Doors,
Sash, .
Blinds and Paints,
blind Hinges, ia
Door Locks,
Latches,
House Trimmings, ell kinds,
Patty, Oil, Glass,
Nails, every size,
Lumber,
Lath,
Cleveland Shaved Pine
Shingles, )
Cut Pine do
Cut Poplar do
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

sHasS Z 111e big and little iron ones,
can besSorks-all varieties.
-es, one. two three and four blades.
Fes-Suse them this spring.
R1o.k;a-straight and twisted.
MA
adminiS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

1t Is an important part of q good educa
ton to be able to bear politelv with ~.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

Call atR. H. Barnum 6 Co.. Hardware Rooms.
Warren. Ohis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

pay the ssmi-annual interest ON the
.nt EorsiQn debt of the Stata ond -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

of the. Rope and Cords.
. 4. ss,.aehines.
aET Makers Goods.
ny Steelyards-weigh right.
.fes-an kinds.
ad Irens-Taiiors' Goose.
Button Hole Scissors,
Shears of No quality.
, Boot Jacks.
TiIe-drain, dain u
House Cleaning wants, such as Carpet Tacks, Tack
Hammers, Carpet Strechers, Scrubbing Brushes
good stove polish, &c.
t. E--a.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

P.V'p srous condition. l have earsf1IIv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
1863.
TIE
| SOB.

PENNSYLVANIA CE.TRAL RAILROAD.
VIII 10. connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QblLhLsT ROUTE
FnoH nES .IOlE 10 TIE fEsciikL WLsTEAS CITIES
So, zen train, daily from Nrw'fofE 70 flfie hA, via
Now .Jcr,ey aud camden and hnboy Limos. 49,,
ALL THROUGH TRAINS ftK TIN WET NY THIS
EDUII LEAVE NEN-iOhk tkOM Tux
Root Of CODRfLAhDTsT
BY way Of Philadelphia the nont ll'',nsefs lea'o New.
YolA m, sam. unn - otrf routes o'ohnS passengers
u e. In., one hour later than other INES
~ way oil Aucntown, evening passsngrfs leave a r. i
two hogt aof than the Northern lines, aid BY Doth routes
time northern Nue. IN chicago and nN
pots In the NORTHWEST Cfestin. Indianapolis Louisville,
81 Louis Cleveland touinbuf Cincinnati, and ell main
poinis West, with fewol changes 0f cara
Sleeping Cars without chang. fun from fhiade pha 10
Pi't.bus $50 miles, aud he" orb to fsDufs, ~ n.ss
Smoking aud saloon Cars on all trans
Haze The other routes.
Biesa,. checked through. Transfers nee.
Secure Ia ssts good Luul used by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMlCRAIlO~
The Pennsylvania Central Company rihs AL fnhgfnt
travel parties moving wostw-fd At oneLaf The usual Hr'
81 fue e
BY this route Heights d all description be forwarded
10 and from any point the Kafo ads Il Ohio, kontht
Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri by RAIL
DAD DIRECT any port on the nayisabe rivers oi ho
West by steamers from Pittsburgh -, ,,.I
The Iacs 81 Freight to aud fsom any point In tho Wr
the Penn lyana Contra Railroad nj all times as ia'onp
ar, charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants ana
intruAng te transportation 81 their ffcls 10 TINS
Company rely with s.p,dsn r, on Us speed, transit
Faru.rs and Dealers in Live stock will find this most
route Capacons Yards, well wa"red and sup
Piled with every convenience hav" been opened on IN. me
aud t connections and every attention Is PAID 10 e wants
From Harrisburg where VIII be found cycy CONVENIENCE iY
feeding and resting choice Is offered 81 the PiilLADE
}. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Asior House
LEECH a Co.. Freight Agents,
no AstoI House, ald No. South Wliamst
MCDONALD BiSchoFf' E"S.ni h ss,,.,v Mas.
ENoCH LEWIS General superin,rndeat. Asssa., 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

Il ACCOMMODATION. J.i4essip Ali foot -
lltn. r. as irr Gfccnrur stopping - an stations
and s o. Jinaca Hncol, Iefus en- and at stations
49, - aro.upo.t. sof lrip $40 aud $50 To-
Stn.et a. u ~ o. - and 30 J. % lof lal4tf .
AID lirmrsrsd &C.,. o. a.. 3d. ~. cad so, ? fn
sunday Frr4on Irs.u RI o. fr.a ~ rf lscif nc
saNrrsi fo fafh1us a. cfclrs.nn fsfrs, lefsr.inf
lcavrr fara's atgfS Jainscs 9iaiion IRAN
from Jane d .I. lhl.fy fourth o.. q. .le : ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Steamboats, an6 nailrpdos.
TOR BOsTONaud PROVIDENCE. via NEW

TOR BOSTONaDd PROVIDING via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RlNEk.-Ihe splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Cgpt Brown leave. New.i orb
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at 3
Gck r. M and tie .irii,E srA.t, Cspt Brayton. on
MO%DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At ) O'Clock y H.,
4 lm Pier No. 3 sorh River.
Hereafter viii be regarded ~ secured to any appi
cant mil lie same fhll. have been paid f1f.
Freight 70 o'on forwarded through with great dispatch
by an tKpgess Freight f.sll.
b. LlrILtfED, Agent, no u Broadway
NORTHERN r. II. Of n. JERSEY.-Trains
" e"e Jer.sy City Permopt at 5:Ol m. 1913 m,
li5 pm 4l1 M. aud r.25 Saturdays only II - NJ
Tor hlousoy las pm. snii:eG pm n W GENAItsT supt
HUDSON RIVER KAILROAD.-FORA AL
\ q GANi ard TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH AID WEST. Trains les,s:
from Cleuihers.t. Prom 30th.st.
Express. and IL end D. tn 10 ~ n and 3Ji and
T. and =. at 5:2l p.
Troy and Albany with sleep 1851 D. IN.
ia -srj, 1870 2.
train rs m 37a NJ ard 1852 and 81
a.d l,JJ sud t:i5 D. m. D.. IA.
Pe.ks,l tram, ii 30 q H.. i3l a. M, 4;3I D.
and $40 p.
sing Sin. tain $3.50 p m. l5:sl D. IN
Tarrytown J.45 p m. li.o7 p. IN.
ON Sundays g 81, p M from 31h-s,.
Tickets may 10 procured VI the Offices al Westcot
Erpr-s. In and Brooklyn and baggage checked at
al points the road aud 20 Saratoga Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YORK;
For New Haven : ~. ~ - . Ia il.ls trrh 80
Tol Bfisrgof 7. : Nrh u.,N. A., y 10 lHrj IA
Iot Nlf'fl .ni stfs'. ~. :. i.'os 70 % ?.
Fof fshs4. I. slP.fi siA "es'soIi : u "a a. } -
% j. "a g.. ..- d. a.. -,
. a. ! s '11 r .
- b.. .ra Al Oso,uwirh. :. Sd. ils H 20 -.
= si,,f-ra r ,lYrl 80 ii.o0. sis Grl 10
h., ~, Cae,,,, "a lar,sd,,s ...isa. ~. ii,oa
O.. ~ Z 81. Orr if =.
fos fJst -rs,ef sni hr- hcclrlr -
tDsNFITltr TRAINS
For ios'au vs. sqfin .ffII o. "a N ~ ~ m
Iof Es.i.n 80 shore Lirr i..ls an J ri. .
horn ailoIl ta. spfilfled, q o.. itth ~ 3"
III % p ,
Foft nei-t' Riser Ha-Hst g. ForifrI. "a M, II b
d ..0t o.. s.4. l1 70 o. & tafihalTi -. .
Dos Ha.uofl !fo,li-f-' I'D fi'.tA lA'f'ia, ~ p
Fof N-,s ii,ren ss~Laatsa All s'lingii Railroad Al
& ~. 1913 T.gi o.
Tor 80. ll.il5.5 "a - ?. m 60 horthsmg''n 49,,
Tor uousAtaLl- Asifo.f H., % r+i @ NOVA
lofa Nsluessayt ard sat iitayss 9 ilusit.4
For Na.ffa.t Railroad - o.. . g.
~ na.nury ard Aor~sif ksiiroai - "a. - ? o.
(or.aot.Ls sice Ilng t-is eta. I'D o. o. lIanf
JANIS NJ. lull. a .frf.. .rIa. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
pFOPO5ALS for FLOUR.-Soaled proposals

DROPO3ALS for FLOUR.-Scaled proposals
A.. d .il Toe SIS by o. august 1903 IT l. u iof 'if-
r. s r. Subsistence De aitueli "a 1y' ..la ~ 4o-!
Wi 10 received i0I what 10 Known g. 10 T. No ana
a. ., o- s- NORTON les A.n Size 2O00 tlIrea Tx
10 eut eradsl $50 I'D c upon sepu It, shf"i 9i if
r.. . ye.y Of the -four g - c9alenrte Oh TIE 4 -'!
a. ,r 1er or q soon fLr-eatrg the 1oNtnreri fg
Ire . the rs'e barrels daily delivered 'tief a. ur
Sosr1cnt Srchouse .e;o"n, o. tie "-I'ts ~ 81
Il -4 io-d depot. y asal' .ol. ID. q "
PAYMENT vii ho maze in ccncef Of indr o. ,u0"
9TH fru-s tIe Lcvenre n- may Lave !o atiiDul.o'
IL usual ecsloa VA be uace judi De4o'
b. fonf received go,
A. o.. = OF =. egiance mus accompany each Did
y, l vi, H.. from raflss Who have previously
p I'D " comply then bids, OF nom D4o.eis hvl PeieN'
10 .e.poIl. A., -.
rte I'D .ead lined NO Aolr winch % not AcsL ground
Iii ~, =. d.-eeed 20 Col A. BECKwITH, \. y. C. {.
9 u a. " aslu ..ou d. g., and indOned Fsoposs Tor
s.Jur."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-iOR PHIL
~ hpKLrlllA sni to- SOUTH snd WIS., VI. DIR
SLY ClJY-Man and EGpf,ss Line, 10. nfs At 2
and 10 ~, =, o., i.4J aud ~ 30 T. fafe 20 Though
tir.e CHECKED a. aid in n,, rid ~ and il.y0 T. NJ,
H., Il. Alngtou. aud Il and 4. ~. lof The Wet
!. ~. WOODBURY., Asaiaisnt sup snieui'nt
20 bas.sr vii be- received aT aiy trains ll'f. delivered
,4 lr,t "a 10 minute In advance II te 81 having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
iDeN0ins CARDS, 81.

ATW WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, l0i Fulton.
n .t-NEDDiN6 CARDS Fine stationery Coloreu lni-
tal stampins MonosTans, Door and Namoeg Plates seal
Presses. blank book CHECKS Notes, Labels, Sc tEsa1
lshod 1871
ATJ. ENERDELL's No. BOZ broadway,
"A WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS In ccgna
styles Also Seals and silver DoorPatcs santy engraved
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OFrct % rHE SIGNAL OFgic1h,


WAs8faGTOA. ID. e., Augusts lo3}
GLALFD PROPOSALS viii be received az
- us ofcc until SAT yNDAY August ~ 1913, al coc-
for iornaing for the signal Department the ioAo"iss
- I.so hundred and hhy sci. rignA Equipment.
., 1iify barrels 1uspea..ue
1Ul tYle hglldI cd baes Y. .cLing.
~ Tao funded Telescope Holders
L. IfveIt wave gross VI. md Nai1hes
2s Twenty pounds Linen Thread
Two sross Needles.
H. Ten Up Borers
D. Twenty Spsots
Tc fnt deycy to be made about the 49, q September
x n soon thereafter o. Government nay direct
Tue i4d name aud postccs address OF tie bidder
apyesr in iae proposal
n I'D /. made o. firm tic naines Of all the
2s mus. appear OF The od "i be coA'ia''ed u The IN
sjsic o. proposal Of the party nsinAs H. , 80,
frs,s from clloya p4r,ies where The bidder not
7srefi - respond h bis BIZ viii not DO confiGeIed $50
Amy Wellington ID Co. aud should DO piaiy naof'ca
= iioirsais for field signal Equipments -,
l.pen.lDAby 81 tie gnalatOn must ps shD"n W 'Ic
st Certificate 81 the Cirfs Of the nearest Dstct Court or
Of the United STAT. District Attorney.
III" noty of the bidder ~ OIL the contract should II be
Nv aided TO Inn mui; DO guaranteed by two responsible Per
snc md 2rdror''y mnt accompany ne lid
boDds IN gums Of double tue amount involved In the con
tps sip,sj BY the Contractor botn Of viii
y mqued oi Tie successful bidder bidders, upon signing
IT, costa act
FORM 0T GrARAs1f
We -, Of Tie County Of =, and State d, do
bccoae with the Of his proportion snd that should
w. proposition BE- accepted he viii at enter into con.
6scl Ia 9ccpTdance tbesensthL
Skol tho contract Le awarded him we are prepared 10
u,eDme lis securities.
fio rL guaranty must be appended the Official certificate
Move nentionedl
ned TOO high IT, ior any cause h not deemed for tho
y ob UTTERED ~ accept them.
Model. will be on exhibition IT the office Of the Signal On.
W i"f twenty tz1 days from date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Gtaiioncrn ano farrn Goods.

4 L No. 40 MAIDEN-LANE You Will ind
BLANK Books Writing Papers and Stationery Aeies -
moderate prices O,dels solicited ~,
FRANCIS \ Lot iREL Sationeis and frinters
GLOrE n JAMES,
y nrlrlONtRs PRIMERS and Bl.ANk-BOOK
DEALERS No % kuonsL Orders respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
WILLIAMS & GUION, No. Il Wal

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. frst-
c.ss steamer viii lea'e New gr on lc ID. lJh I'D 20
Of eac month orcrft wLf1 those f.fys iaF On t'b"i A.
when The d.y Of departure si BE- DO MDNDAl following.
fos freight pas. o. .qq.y a. o. oiy % = y ny''
Ir green - D. "A-H'' ~.
DEMITTANCES 20 the OLD COUNTRY
Ii TAPsCOrT BROTHERS 3 Co.. No 70 aou,r'i. '
continue 90 l.saa Drl. Available h. al pafit 4 fns li
Itsud scot aud I'D Wees Tie l1rrs passiDle sle'
Parties sending money O. tLrf end 7 % sfi We '''
# be advantage seio oAofei' ana asly a. 'D'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Gicamboal5 ano Iailroa6s.

E'RIE RAILWAY.-pasSeDgs trains.
- IA m, = r,ss for Buffalo.
$3.50 .. NJ, Mi.A daily, f1r Otsyiile.
10 m, Mai for Butao.
4 D. n Way. for Otsgll,. hewblrsh and warwick
u M hilt Express dairy. for DunE.Ik Buffalo Roche-.
ter Ceuaudig qua and principal atous Tram OF Saturday
rum through 10 .gl'I7 bat dOos not ran 10 DuuAnk
Z y. Ia, E4IigaLi iof Dulhfk
,IIAs. MlNOT, General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
llENTKM RAILEOAD of NEW:JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ --itom foot 81 Coufiianlt - o. Connecting 1t Hampton
junction with the p@awufe Lackawlnna and Western ke'
road and tastou with tie Lorh Valley Railroad aud IT,
connections forming direct line ~ titeLuFBh AID tIe oss
without change OF CARS -
SPRING NsRANO EMRNT-Co sneing April 20, 1909,
Leave sew YORK a. fellows.
U,Ra.sBLh, t4rRIss--At for Elsion, Reading
Fo4.yi.e e. Harrisburg Magch CHUNK, Wiiiamsloft
Mat IEAikAt Tor Assior, Water o.T 'crrnicn,
Great end. P4ftsfon. bugla.foi NikrfHarr9. -.
1EAIs-F or Etstou. AIcnfoVu. March Chunk va
bauspor Reading fo.sy.ie, tiarusburr, &c.
$50 y l-tof ERatoH, b.tAeLos, Allentown and Ma.ch
Cburk
80 y. N-For Souerv'ie.
t.lu r. H.--Fur Soin.rNiAc.
=. ~ WTsrEPN E4FREsf-Fc. Ession. Allentown, Nssd
Ing Harri.lurs ftuFgh snd tho West sc.fln
joiscy Cry through 30 flilsnur.-
INrafs. la,iN ,oE iAHKisHrro--The = Errres,
l. ain l5u Scw-i ORR Arcs ~ liar .burg 81 p connect
ins E.s' sni West lrulsy wanna I.nd Asfcad, Nouh
,cu'f.i s-1ao North an souih ard wih tho Cemo~I
/ land Aslry llalfoad
Ne.for. 81 2 3D. daily tsfudfys rtcegrt naAing cass
caurercu lsTsls1ufT Win fsuusylyla h.lfoal-fsith
-. cLnus. !i.slfgh. and a4t o t na'l ind
CAcar1. Two hours time b. s-Fsl by tak - Tie TEN
FLfNsFrnroE4 ,sp ALH-l oaL fE.hi-Lets" Asw OH
nom Ter SOL North klsef. ~ 3D. lS, ~ and
| H.
tfig each way. JOSIAH %. aiEAlsNH superintendent
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EARE REDUCED SO 3J.-PIllsBi KG,
j. FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY vii sell
cs. tickets ai reduction II ~ 50 70 all points Ia the
NonhWes, Passenger. by this, the shortest Line save 4"
miles Ia auce aud hours IN time all other routes
ana have only change Of between Nc ORR ana On
eago THIS Va. only route by which pascnecfa cen iee'o
Ne" York D. m snd nrrye ia Chicago, Cincinnati or ~
Louis those who left r. ~ other routes and
,4yc t"o changes Of rs
Tickets for sale the coupsnys Office No. I'll Broadway
confer Il Chgmber.st. NJ T.
r. kNOWLAND General Essiern Passenger Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
.AY ROAT for ALBANY-The larae a,

hAT DUAI TOT AEDAN I .-Iht large ana
cornmodiou. steamer DhNIEL DREW leaves pier foot
Of Jayit every TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
len.s We. Point Newburgh, Pouglkogie nhinebeck,
Tiyo Ca,skl and Hudson ami M IN Albany In time 70
a.. cas-. Tar Saratoga and the We arriving In Saratoga
N ocIoch the same evening Rel aiming leaves Albany
EVERY MOEDAY, WEDhk5 JAY, and FRIDAY hiohN'
mo III O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

FNOR BRIDGEPORT DAILY LlNE.-Thc
Il Steamer BRIDGEPORT ave-. y-ck-,bp, Pier No 70
East River Daily u o'clock noon freight A, e, on ,ns
WHAT all day Arriving In BidseHot ~ the 70 ,i.So,d
dan ''A'' "''N' ~'' "- GEO ". CORLlES. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

CTEANSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
- NFW-Y0Rk AND LlNEEPOOL
ROWLAND / ASriNNALL, Agents.
TIE STEAMSHIP
GREAT IA TIE RNi
WALLER PATOS, Commander
viii be dispatched
F5on L4rulnL tfon Ner. foFF'
WEDNESDAY, aug. T., WEpNl.@uAi srpt =.
81 o'clock p A. precisely. Al oeocs IN, precisely
Aud "a. Intervals the Ibogt Fix wcet on eseA lor
flASl iAlt' h. fftff "
SECOND CAHlN-S;n.e Room 6efths. ms..s iuf- 49,
nisi ID a. sepalafe tatle-........ .........,' ~
Fxsi I choi. cut I'D back in the Fi.s and secend Cab
scrssis -.,oml,,ns psrsenrer' AID children under Il
ycslr. q ase lad iare. h'.i..s nee
THIRD CABl.S-llfcr1, a4.c STATE Rooms Fas-
ea.ers found " "a bed. bedding tat.' uieni-', 49,
and good su5s' -'il l8o3. .....''...'
STEER Ot-Nih superior a~con.u pd-iions..... -
Tlrr Cabin ..saee nom Liverpool fame fee a. above
lIi.- % S'err..e do do 1900 80. - =
All fare. p4y-oe ia soi or IT, equvel' =" tnisd stokes
(1rcurS. 90 ,.,
ensod Surgeon bo-IA 10 qas.sg, cAy sIly
Pa..s-e cfhce \, - Broadway.
HOWLAND 4 A-fIsMAL Asona,
No >, n \.
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Steamboats, an0 l!ailrooos.
StAF ETY., SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WOrC ESTER, PALMER. flTCUBURO. NASHUA
Low I'LL CONCORD. THE WHITE FOUNTAINS,
HsD lHIkRtfhDf NfE FONTS
The. sud .'auch steamers u The Norwich Inc.
q irY or BOSTON alii CRY OF NEN-tORK,
lea7o . ofk d4iy t>rud1y excepted ~ O'Clock
oiu Pier 10. - Nori River, foot 4 Nesry-st.,
FOK NEN LONDON
there rnecinr with the Steamboat press Thin from the
above % mis- vi Norwich NOgcesteI Boston Worcester
Wersrt'eI Nashng and Nrw.Lo,d1u Northern R.ilrosiE
Ere. taken at ne lowrt r,tes For inf9m.on " ifo
Of H.. >. MARTIN Agent on the fier.
hfniECT STEAMBOAT LIEE for HART
~ FORD conue-i,ng with Railroad % SPRINGFIELD.
NOBrlLA HPpON. BILLIONS FALLS REhIfLtBOkO,
a.. sttusr OR MITE STATE leaves Peek Zip i r.
Mosdsy. "Wednesday sad Friday Steamer CITY or HAlsT
FORD lesy~s lecLsp ~ r. Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urdny.
h- boats Of this line fret class Sound seaier and
ccsi.lsnd-d ny competent and experienced oiceE,.
Newl orb Nav p, Hts.
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Uanl Of Norlh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q 10 BAN

81 sOTrIiNr no. .4.rl ID ctfffff 90 Lave el it 10
1. -ssi 90 "a. safs..tr. 30 90 ~ of A4sst.lrlf
..,- = a.. 81 .ra4.. ssS.~.r9I 80
49,. ............... Ias-S, -
49, 49,, II a. a.rla ............. 30. 90
,.-.ss 80 81 fs .f. .............. fIfo.siS -
CO 80 Cetfr ss- tJ.tn =. f-'rtsa taft-r oi
karff. sT l--s~ 49, a. iha q,
= - -, ~ a.. q. a.. bsist
J1ns Z IfLtAEIOs, c.'Asf
s~ors lssr, t, a. q, o. h.fs'i. IT,
Itf.s d. Srsary rut'N
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Corn Exchange Bnnh.-Copy Of statement of

Germ Exchange Dnnis.--Copy of statement OF the
cORk EXCHANGE bANh required by Chapter 10 Lave 1901
~e~k eadas saturday tue I'D dsy III August isbi nm
Of Loans All D.counts w
A,r,.se amount Of specie ............... y1oSSb 90
Average amount ~ M
Average amount ~ Drvsrs
CITY sni County u he~yofh, L. y. F"t Cashier OF
Eschss Bk t~ns duly dos. aud gay that TAO
thu hnowedfs and bcief
r. A PLAgf CAmrr
s~sn ss'Se me thu seth isy u August, 1873
J.sss A hssls Ny,sry Pashe.
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Ban. OF Commerce. in New-YorL. -


IF fflI WY tui.N iftl h'i y Oh
.r-.i ls.tsr Las. u tsj. ~ - ss-nf
$50. .. fla 90 |aT - sHglsi. ia1 -. -.
af AL stso."ss o.
ssa sps-Fv .e
- tIra tn.tes Nv
sefa vi ssss
a., COSY Ia. l. 7 LsAHlci. CO.. - ~
- Cer.say, tsas saT - 49, "a,
% ...Tr sfsff.eaf .Hf. - LJtAHDsD. esaA.f
49, -<s~. % ~ 80 y n t7fi". - -
& A.sssfs. Cluuifs - psfts
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NOR ORIENT, GREENpORr, SOUruOLD,
z $40 llAkBOk. sc--TllIEE TRIES PER WEEK.
Che DONALDSON, Cept ". lsvcn- having 0oer
thoroughly rebuilt ~ put in oder. yu ir lie yrsei leave
Pier No 81 Fast ',s flames sipl On TUESDAY, THUS
DAY GnJ SATURDAY AtIEiNICNS, a. > % cosA return
Ing. leave Sss liaToor MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAI AFIhK@CONs, al e.ock FOR freight o. passage,
lpps board Of h. :. RICHARDSON No $50 fu.cnst,
u ~ l. ;. ~ rIlLL Freight Agent, No. Jsmos-s!iP
EOR Newburgh, West Point, poughkeepsio,
Il and RondouSeamer Mary Powell leaves per Zoo; Of
J1yst every ecrnoon OF 4 o'clock for N" fosnt, Hek-
burgh roughsecpsie, and Rondout.
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
~ Steamer ARMENIA leaves on MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY. fioi1 foot Of Hauson< al O'Clock.
.a.dns at JJ.hst, making Intermediate landings
GTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TUN, NEW LONDON, STuNINGION, PKONl.
DENCE. NEWPORT, TAUNToS. aud new BEDFORD.
The splendid steamers COMMOSNEA LTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier NO. - ". H., VI Court
laiiist. daily leKcept Sunday al p. m.
Freight taken low by any other line Olco Of Com
pary, No. 10 West st., corner o. Iourtlanil 4.
.e'v.York March T. lgol w. NJ EDWARDS Arent.