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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

The name AMERICAN, which belongs
to you in your national capacity, must
always eXalt the just pride Of patriot
ism, more than any appellation derived
from local discrimination IPashiHgtoH's
kareUeH Ad{re3a
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500 REWARD.

GruP THIEF-Stoon, near General Crittendon's
- headquarters, ON uesd1y night, 23d instant,
LARGE BRIGHT BAY HORSE, about Ii hands one
mch high, heavy name and tail, and black legs, and
eonsid rally crease iallen. will pay One hundred
Dollars eward for Horse and thief or Finy Dollars
Tor either. W.J. WEIGH,
JnLc2l-l3tH Sutlsr, II. q q, A. G.
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- hs Editor d TAe ~ T. I'rerne.
SIR: II is doubtless known to many Of your
readers that there Is movement on foot to organize
corps Of colored mcs in this State to be called the
Eremsnt Legion which is 10 DE oiscered partly by
eolored men and partly by whites who are In fn sym
patty with the race. The Committee, to whom the
duty Of asspE the State assigned is az WORK.
and rot without considerable success Notwithstanding
the hostility with which regarded BY the disc! al
portion Of the people. The Committee is, however,
considerably embarrassed from the want Of funds to
accomplish a work of So great magnitude; and 1t is
with some considerable reluctance that ~ consents 10
appeal to the friends If the movement and 10 all inter
esfed in the black serving his country soldier
for peculary aid accom-; L.s!ng the end in view.
The Committee is confident, however, that tie friends
VIII acquiesce in the proprey q the sppeal when il is
known that the funds, always obainabe in recruiting
white mem Cannot be had for THIS movement or, If az
tainabe nht until coo caeTed aud accepted
BY the Government All contributions to carry on this
wsrk may he addressed TO at Ne. - Myrtle avenue.
Brooklyn. I. b. RANDOLPH
President Of Central Committee.
Hsod9uorser. Of Fyemoss Legioa No. ~ Myrtle avenue
6foOAlya N. Y.
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S2OOOOO LOAN q " OF Of y TH HasS coyM:

III UF NV VTvHo Ri
LION DOLLARS authorized by ordinance Of the board o
suP,'or. approved BY tins Mayor August 10 lo9, snii,sa
An Ordiaa 10 pyorfe for tie procurement Of sgtsfifus
for certain eifiz&as Of ne ffy oal County Of Ne York cho
ha's bee. o. may Aeat., BE- d,a,S 70 .sy,s N M A,"y
The proper book for snsh subscriptions will be opened at the
ComptIoers Office on md after Saturday the 2h Of August
nsiant and viii remain open until s whole sum shAi os
taken
sabsorfben VIII BE- required 70 d.port vim hs County
ssrss u the Broadway Bank within fvs Gay. aHer enter
ns their subscriptions the amounts subscribed Tor BY them
respectively end presenting their receipts fo me money 70
Vie Comptroller they will receive Bond. OF INC Coupy io'
equs redeeIsble on or before September 1901
yak interest from the date Of payment the rate Of Blk FEN
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller
CAy Of kewYort, Department Of Finance, Comp"oue''
Ofics, August %, losa
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1868. THE 1868.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
THE sBoRr ia y I AND QUICKEST ROUTE
, Sr10 s. 70 ss.
ALL snSSTSa fsSISs ISs raE SEsT si ~ rHIs
FOOT or CoURrLANDI.sr.
BY way q Phisdspas The morning passengers ssvs New.
st 9 p IN, hour later than other ineA
ss s :, ssh
point. In The NOl,hWs tr..tns Indianapolis Losisvis,
b. Louis Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and ~ NAH
pein's Wet with fever changes Of ears
ri!t.bas6 ~ piss and New to Pisssburyh - plsH
smoking and Syoon Cars on al Gaina
Fare the ssms = other routes
fAsgass checked through. Trsnsieu hss.
Secure Tickets ss issSr iHa 'i Eai3RsT SS
AccommSs.iiSn LINE. Which ssoia: eo un
travel parties moving westward u enshaf the asual rs,ss
FREiGHTS
BY this route eshs Of Ill descriptions b forwur3sl
20 and from any PSlqs on the R.osd' q ohc Kentucky
West BY steamers fom Pittsburgh
The rste Of Freight TO- and nom any point In The West ~
the Psnn'yh anita Central Railroad all tmes q hvorsb
charged BY other Railroad Companies Merchants end
shippers the transportation Of their Srssh 70 shD
Company can rely With sSpndsnce on lite speedy usssiA
Farmers and Dealers in Live stocI win and this most
advantageous route Capscous Yards well vstsred and ;up
aud lite eonnsctons and every attention paid to their vanA
From Harrisburg where viii 30 found every convenience fes
eis snd resting choice Z 9ssIsd Of i ne
LEIGH 1 Co, Frsish, Agents. ,,,
MCDONALD BIsCHoFv. EuS g. AXS: ::
ENocH LEWIS. osnsr.l s's''''sA'A'. ISs'.s -
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Corporation Notites.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Department Of
" Finsnce City Of EewYoIi Onice Of the Ceri Of Ar
rear,-Puho notice 10 hereby given that sale OF property
10 law for unpaid Real E.tse iof
opening Central Park confirmed februsy 5 1850 VII nhe
place at Public Auction at the CITY Hail. In the City Of Ne"
Eok on TUESDAY the twentieth day Of October ncit 81
O'Clock Of that day and be continued from day 10
dsy until whole shall be old The dctacd statement OF
,hS properly n he sold 10 pubh.d In The New OH Com
Advertiser daily Hespaper printed and pub. IN
tie City Of New York Copio be had on Aspiration o.
hi. office By order 81 the CoInf;robrr. July T. ISA
il levitt III AUGUSTUS fuRDY, CLERK OF Ancsra
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PAPERS HxRBroroRy LAID OVER.

Resolution directing shs Street Commissioner v the
damaged liberty role the Battery and erect new
Which was adopted by the following vote viz:
AhrmstiveAd For the President. aid Henry, McCool,
Reed Chip Mitchell, Rycrs, JeI,Eia Hardy Masterson,
Frorncnt and Farley-i3
On motion the Bosd then adjourned and the President
hoInced th the Board stood adjourned meet Eonlay
the iith inst, at 10 o'clock. d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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NOTICE-The steamship CITY OF I.iMEhok OF ms
line viii sail a. an Extra steamer THURSDAY, Sept TO-
Has sp end for limited number steer
age only reduced rses payable In Cur
rency. JOHN " DALf, agent ~ ~ ',t0~.
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
y fns a. Queenstown Cork H.roorl-The weuknown
,;earr, OF the Liverpool New and PLsdslphs eSsAIa
hin Company are Intended to sai a. follows: - :,
cIfY OF ytiTiMOEE. Sept y
CITY OF .".sauI9sy Sep.' o.
And every succeeding SATURDAY, st roon,iIoa fsf a.
North River.
PAYABLE IN gold, or is equiyslsn N cufreney 80, o,
FIRST CAI lS.....SS0 o. sibhhA1L ..,..''F33 a. a.
rir. ahin 10 London. rs 90 Steerlse TO Lordon - >
fir.t Cabin to Pafis % 90 Sts.rags 10 P.rts.. =
fin Catn 10 Hamburg % oosieerAse 70 tisaouf - -
Ps,se,et, .so forwarded to Isye, Bremen. Rotterdam
Ar.xerp g., At equslly low rate, 5000, 49, al,
Fare. sIo.a Liverpool Queenstown: lst Cabin 50 81
los s,.ertss as Those who wish seEd Tor thsii
friend. can buy tickets here e. these rs'ss
FOR l-..AsI lniyfn eon .ppy at the Company omcss
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. Is broadway, ~ l.
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err IS,rsc1oRs DarAnrngyr. Aus u 1909
CPECIAL NOIICE.-IO TIE FIBLIC.-

- IN. IN ler.irred havir With complete success IN h
effort, TO ,upefceG- uec'y Of G.h boxes aid otter yea
Tor the fcc.I don SHE. AMI hou-od refuse isisr by
experiment. in tn. Ecvcth Fourteen md
W.ris and hvins be- demonstrated shst by his Plan s
city be freed fIom th3 apQe.rnc- on or de~ 49, OF
thcsc unnecessary ncumgsncrs ~ic sscspis 'hc pssef
ous odogs tai s OBJ II ealing no attention ~ the
public ,he psricuaT. q Tie following notice nosT IN corr"
ofdt4butJ tI0ughol' tie city and oi tBs general co
operation The part 4 1T crc. In rnabnf ir ai"fsi.n-s
cary the into caoc lie iuTheT ee'rrs that cserJ
d,uqGsucy the paI. q .hmen b"ngcs. tc al otee
r.pos.sd 70 HIN a. ts u.rrgn.ut with the ~ u he
cart r. /. \. BULL Ivy ihsstfs't.
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,u.ur. Number = BATTERY Of HEAVY 1RTiLLtRY, noy
Organizing IN tai. city to }. 90" s.nd:d ey Cs
to ths 18th Root. Heavy Artillery NJ Y Volunteers I'M
highest, bouns paid and the usual rsns 70 families .!
lifted Ihen Cali It tho ofnos, No. M Chaihsm't' second
Coo. Tent In City Hal P.rk-
THOS. 8. PARBEk, Licut~nana
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Psoyosr MARsHAb's Oyros sTn CoSanHssIosAL
DurKIoT, No 800 BloADwAY, ,oe,
Nxu.HnpI Anrn.f 81. lSbJ

Tho Board Of Enrolment Of this District wll com
unee its session Tor the pupose Of herring Claims Tor Ex
erption on THURSDAY, sept 1888 ! eocA "a = u.
many as may be to accommodate parties having
business win The Board. $3.50,
This yso blanks for Exemptions Be proc rrsd at hi,
office and IN I'll be properly hlsd up and sdessd
their presentation No blanks viii BE- hed ~ s
Board.
Persons eamins Exemption on ths pouna Of thfn.f w
Be required 70 produce the ceuest nd mct rnouo'so
Persons enrolled In this Congressional District and hav
Legal doinc therein and who may have been illegally en
and drafted In any Other procure Certificates 81 Ens
ment nom 10 O'Clock p daily.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining information an q 20 seSs
hours, and q no sthes BENZ. J. MANEEhH.,
frovox Llar.heI en- DSrfot-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.


~ From foot Of Cour.aait sConIectiDg az hFHpp,on
Junction with the Delaware Lackswarna end Western ai'
road and Fsson with the Lehgh Valley Railroad an6 re
connections forming direct line 10 Psbarsh anc the "e
without change OF cars
SPRING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April %, 1853
Leave Ncw-York follows:
HARRIsBuRs ExpREss-At 9 g. M. for Eoson READING
Po,isvle Harrisburg MGuch Chunk Wilianspolt.
MAIL Taa.S-ht Tor rasioG, Nsier Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend, Pts.on, binshAntou. Nikesbare dc- -
l2M TRAis-For Esston Allentown, naach Chunk, WIZ
Transport Reading. Potisvle, Harrisburg &c.
$3.50 p M--ta CASTOR, Bethlehem Allentown and Mauch
Chunk.
I5OP r.-For Sornervlie.
6:l0 p. N.-for Somcryile. ~.
~ N WYsrtPs ExpKrss-For Easton Allentown, Read1s
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and The West Sleeping ears hon
jersey City through TO Pittsburgh r.
T,y,tss TaAls YoR HARgIsBCRG-The T. N Expreae
T fro1 New ork arrives at Harrisburg et p NJ eonnsct
pg at and West on syvania Central hiosa NORTH
or. Ce.rs Railroad North and South AID with tho Camoes
land Valley Railroad - $500 ,,,,.- ,..x.s
TIE TasouGH ExPsEss TsAN roa rns WEST e ~
NswYork at o. H. daily Sundays excepted MAKING cis
Connection at Harrisburg with Pennyl'sna heifosdLwn1
no change cs Pittsburgh and but one 20 ~
CHICAGO Two houTs time 10 saved Dy taxing THIS trin
PHILANTHROPY AND NEW YORK FERKY-Leave New. ioIs
ftor Pier No. D. North River, st $50 n l:y, $;V Nc
sPm u.-,.,, p.,bsr every
trip each WA JOSIAH u eEEaa.'e, onperiieneo..-
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UsTict " rnE hrhEIr CosnIiioxnl
No. 9f7 broadway, N. Y.
TVNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS In.


OTict " rnE srhEIr CosnuiioSsa,l
No. If7 broadway, N Y
Y'O CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS In.
81 .od Ia ~sled envelope lndofpsd ilh the utls Of the
work and with the Of th. bidder sflten thereon VIII
he received Al ts Office mil SATURDAY. ssptsn'bcf A.
1858, a. II 0clock.
For hAsgnf four fse vide In Second tvenuo nom beffy
eighth 70 siI.y hIst ,tre-t
For Gsssns and fea1gns kighihsvnae. from tItJ thfd
10 Fihy ninth street
yor fe.al.n. and grading aud 'ons osrb and euttss In
Ii.Ity second sirest between Fis and SECOND vohSsa
gt~r and fac and fence ia Eighty hIs sef D.
tween second AID Third aysnuna
FOR curb gutter and Gag In iy eighth sns between Sco
ond and IhiId avenuos ,,.,
For Curb gutter aud Gag IA Forty seventh and Forty eighth
For tagging In Manhattan see between Ninth svrnus ana
Hudson River
for curb gutter and rss In Finyfouh street. fon Second
avenue o ksst River. -,
FoT curb gutter and nag In Avenue A. from Ono hundred
and sixteenth to One hundred and Twenty second s'e-
curb gult.r aud nag In lony hh street ron S'u'"
10 Lexington Avenue 49,,
for curb gutter and Gag In fohyeighth street. fiom Lot
ingi to rlJlh avenue.
For curb gutter and Dag Ia Second avenue nom o'A'J
" Lightly sixth street n .,,.a
For cub gutter and fs Pint avenue from One hnndfea'
and a.yenth ono hundred and Twenty hnh street A.
hundred aud twenty fourth street. from IilIi AveHHs '"
Eighth ayenue. - ~ -. .,,h
for curb gutter ag Leonard and Church Streets south
east cOIn'f. ~ Al,
For tagging One hund,ed aud tile,h street from Tenth
avenue to Hudson River ~,
For regulating and grading Seventeen street, from Broad
way 10 Hudson River. 90.
For Telegraph, from Fiy first street betower to oiy
Hell, kc. ~,
blank forms Of proposals. together With specification.
and agreements be obtained 1T this oheoDated o'reet
Department, New i orb, August ~, Ibbi
CHAS. u COHNELL Street ConaiSsisns''
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DECENT improvements enable me TO make
IL set Of teeth q rood a. were ever made strengthened by
gold plate pure - CON. for twenty dollars W sold
J. SMITH DODGE, No 10 ESt l1th-st
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Dentistrp.
GREAT DISCOVERY,

4 GREAT DISCOVERY,
n AN RsTHETfC NITROUS OXIDE
TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WITHOUT rAiN.
By Dr. HOYT sole manufacturer Of anEsthetie nitrous
OXIDE II n superior shoioforrh ether ana perfectly
harmless: causing qas. sleep With pleasing sensation: snd
without he knowledge Of the patient Teeth Allied and sh.
s!s teeth q every description nseted rsfsS: 's,is.c0n
No eo7 Broadway, near 20thst,
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CTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
y EEW-YORK AND LlvEkPOOLA
ROWLAND L ASPINWALL, AgentA
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PAros, Commander,
win DO dispatched ry.I
TN r,,rsnAY Sent g. ct O'Clock NJ, precisely, and ss
interval, thereafter OF about stx weeks eox.. an,
FIRST CABIN, nom. ; r..i ;,,
nished at separate tables .,a o.
Excursion Tickets and back In the Fn ana secoho Wv
sryss soeonpsnying passenger and children under IL
years o: age, half fare. Infants tree. NJ,
THIRD ChBIN-lntsrmediate Sste-Hoons, "a
seuxers found with beds. bedding, table utensils, I'm
and good substantial food. ....'..''
sTEERAGE-Wi;h superior aocornnodations.. @''
Prizes Cabin Passage from Liverpool same rate a. ABOVE
Price Of Steerase do do ........'..':..;' =. 40
All able gold, its equivalent In United States
Currency. .,
passenger allowed % cubic feet oflussase An sxper'
enesd Surgeon on board For passage only. spplyto
Passage Office, No D. Broadway.
ROWLAND < AsPlNWALL, Agents.,
No "a South st, N. Y.
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NOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, sOUTHOLD,

T. sh0SIARBOR' Gc-THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.
tborapbv i, AMI mt IL order will for the present
Pier No 4, East River james .ipj on iUnsDAf Iinh
DAY and SATURDAY AfrEkhoON5 AZ ci3en, r., LIT
DAY AFTERNOONS at oc.oct. For freight or passage
epply board Of A. }. RICHARDSON no oo uioa'~'
OF o! T. ). IUTi.lLL Freight Aren't, NO. JafDes-siP
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alO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT u. 8. ARMY-The rc-
w,d OF vii be- paid 70 sny person for ;he sppIehenson
and delivery Gserer at The eeI laIcI oil tho near ct
Troyoat. Marshal, o. follows; . ~
A A Pfoyo.t bal General No 100 Leonardst
p,aeos, Narshtl lft His'rict Jamaica Iona Island
p,,osi Marshl I'D District, No 70 Gandst, Ninnsb ugh
49, trlal .l.d District 2J9 ashin gtonrst, BlooklyD
iID. Nj IVfI District No I'll broadway New OH
r, Marshal Nth District, No 80 Broomc-st New orr
p,oyo.i ssrslal yIh Diltdet, No Ie5 otrsv New ORR
100, t-tsIaI With District No. C3 3day. Newly
rs., Marshal With District No I,yJ Broadway ~ T.
o., NASH, IXth District Broadway and +'th TN l.
p,oyo,,. Msrshal KIN District, Tsnytown ~ III, -,
''''o E0nrRT klUEkT Colonel 9th N r. Vols and
hVDH"A "'''' A. A. Provost Marshal General
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Gxtnreions.

EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND.-The
IL Ger. Of Oh. COSEY ISLAND ard BROOKLYN RAIL,
ROAD COMPASY run every sI minute. from Fulton and
Csiharne f.rros Brooklyn connecting City hDs with cars
for Greenfield Grseend sbeepshead By and roney Island
Brooklyn, May 70, la3 w. h. e. COAE, suPI
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Orr l.sFRcTos's nErsrrsrSr,
49,. .nr Aeu.f ~ lh1II

NOTICE.-The undersigned, finding that
labor tim. ard .rp-no oasrd by Collecting and
,.tpo,s sse, and srbasc AR the AVE zen ,rovu
.c.rred rlon the 'gecs rom The ffprAt O. run1f'
believing 10 be The dse Il every hosstcep'r
nS Resident % this W.ri al tie sed h. hs ef eris
tecG In pod Art co&Ay condition., vrsssnss
for ySaf obseg,.ace. Tie io.lo~inr
AEsrLAEGoys
Eos wi be rven Of the approach o! n. ssh AID rGoss'
u. - bel - inmate, In ADVANCE q 10 eAf
AID vi n. .p.f1y notG. ard requested net {.
aay gsT,.~ rsf.e ,'e " sny tnd IN Monk Of
yoor prruis~s upon iAo .ice~1s, unt snd bel"rnA
Cu,. - N pus thrs.,h .Tses Of tile Wsfi day
SanaGy, ped 10 ec Az remove Al ...es gresS
kn from lie srsotA
,bovs ,sosa be n.ss " tie Gay lHspocor ., ls os Ne
~ Latham street.. =. !. 4 bOolEi tty Issy,zof
THosas ~ GAIA. Sept Of sanitary inig~o,i1n-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
,AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, rALMER, flTCIIBURG, ,; 1872 s;n1s
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stanch steamers Of the Norwich line.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEW-YORK,
leave kew-YoFk daily tSundays excepted clock p
from Pier No 80 North River. foot Of Vesry-s;.,
FOR kEWLOSDOE,
they. tie Steamboat Express Tain from the
hove nouts via Norwich Worcester, Boston Worcester
Worcaster Nashua and London Northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest ra,es For Information, inquire
~ T.. S. MARTIN Agent OH the Pier.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK,
For New Haven, J. tExl u:3oa III 2ls tEIh -"
~ Dad;.Ssis Ell n'~.-'n'~tr1h
70. ~ aifcra .Ds se s:l. I'd ilo m s., sSr
Tor FAIRFIELD, Southport and Wss'p0Tt u;so M sse'
fos Nor-.n. :, $50, 1850 . n Is:r' Cc.h s~ lELl
For DS.sn sad GrssnwicA, 1850 nN n, So. ~,
Fos Stamford, = sCEIls:D. li:Na n u:ls Gal ~
fos fors cS...rr sad n.srrsdl... stations. ~, u:n
m .; So <,o. $50. s;Npp.
Tes Psrt Chester and New Rochelle ep N
CONNECTING TRAINS,
For Soston. VI. Shore Line. 1915 (E1 D. p m.
ror Hartford and Springfield. . IL tEAl lin, IN
FoI Conn.-tl,a, River Railroad to Montreal M, (rxE
II - M. and 10 y ~ to NolhAmptou.
ier Hartford. Providence and EIslkil Railroad Exl,
II Dan
For New Haven Nsw.London AID stonnston Railroad u
FOR tsnsi Railroad I,:isp IF. TO Northampton
ford Wednesdays and Saturdays; to Pittsfeld
For kaSstnck Ralrosi, "a m, 1850 p.
For Danbury ard Norw Ala Railroad, m, 10 ?. u.
Commodous Sleeping Car. attached &c p. N. Ta.na
JAMES H. EoYT, Superintendent
NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
N ADELPlilA and The SOUTH and WEST, Vi. JERA
sad 10 ~, 80, 1880 and Ii.3o p FARE IS. Through
baggage checked and 10 M ani 1880 and II % M,
for Washington, aid ct aud p. II. for tho West
}. w. WOODkUFR, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be rscevs ed for any trains delivered
and checked is uinrtes n advance Of the time Of leaving
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ERIF RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
~ q NJ, Express for Buffalo.
sJa ID, Mix daily, for Oti4vile
10 . H., Msil for Buffalo.
Inn Wv for O,isviIs, Newbprrh and Wsrwck.
5p NJ Nsht Express dairy, for Dunkirs, Buffalo Roehes
teI Casndssus and principal stations rsn 81 Sssorasy
r. M hrou. to Buffalo but does not run to Dgnkrk
Z D. ln Enigran' Tor Dunsirh ,,.
CHAS MISOT General Superintendent
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VInh' ~. II -. 49,, peoo.-For Al.
- ics., A IN stopping q, Wili.insbsidss, " lite
rIrlss Bedford Cro,on f and station, norh 70 Albany
connrInx viii, Contra AID Northern Railroad Tor ga sosA
ard a. ro,ns nor,h and for Croon Fas, 81? M
and p N. TIC p. sISn WI run satT5d.ys eny 70
tu-rirs saves Crotou Falls $50 - on Nondsys. sos
White Plain, sl5 aid 10 9:I <:lo and P IN, Ana
eIsp ftdn wh.ss.t Depot ios William. snasey 80
Wits Plains and WsmsbdSs trs9. atop Of a. 'iaiions
For Dover Plans p u, Hopyns "a. fAns and ~
tous forth 70 Do,e. Returning cave Albany s:lV IA
on arrival Of Northern and Western uAns stopping o. ~
sts,ions from ChA.han to Croton fss sso ~ bedford,
Wh.. Pains sni Williamsburg, Dover Pans o:<3 M
soypns :, I'll sA,ions north u AID White Psins Croc.
Fs,s o m White Plains. $40 T. $40 q IN, LID $40
. M ', &iLarsbrtiss S. q and 1U5 Croton AIS
White Psins AID lamsbrdye train. Itors I'll stations,
Sunday Excursion Trsns sH FoI .r9:on ns y
"a s.opppa a. 81 stsons eycep. forhvile For Wiaame'
bridge s;l! j 80 M, AsMd N For " his r..,I
.,s,oua Returning lesvs White Plains 80 III Williams.
bdrs e:l2, l0:25 u. 1870, 3:lo $50 and NJ stopping
ct y ssaops Sroton I..s H. stopping ~ "A'''l'
norm o. ana " "i4'A' IoHS BuRCHILL. Superintendent
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Wrean Cleaners.
CTEAM COMMUNICATION

TO LIVERPOOL.
The undersgned win dispatch of the undermenoned or
other hrstcas, fallPoweIed Brti.hbu steamers from
EW-YORK TO LlvEPOOL,
calling al Queensown 20 land pas engers and latest
TELEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
Ship. Turs Commander. To Sail
,a65. .Brooking. FRIDAY Aug a.
VIRGINIA.....1.s .Mibum.. FRIDAY Aug. 70.
49,. .Pearce.... ..................
These have all been built under the inspection Of
the Chief Surveyor the Liverpool underwers Registry OF
Irouhps they have extra wateght compartments, and
clsssed frs. class for twenty-five years
They fitted for tr. second and third pa''sn
First c.bin...."...." IS P.ysl. in Currency.
Steersre ............... y) . -, =,
Dietary aud accommodation unsurpassed BY any other ns Of
GeauierS
For particulars, sppiyto
WILLIAMS e GUION, No. II VAIL
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY 9, 1863
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK,

Pssssasss Station IN NswYork z7thse s1d<a
Entrance 2ithst
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6emine-Mafbints.

GROVER g. BAKERS
NEW LOCK.sTITCH MACHINE No. 4
NO. A0j BROADWAY.
THIS IS THE BEST AND Cheapest
MACHINE FOR TAILORS' USE
EVER PRODUCED.
PRICE 3iJ.
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fnrlitrre.

ENAMELED Chamber Furniture. - The
IL h,,, a,.or'.n; Il Fr,ne.d Furniture In 81, eo9r' ana
STYLE. Ws.; aid Chesus Plan al oTnainrnA Ia Sui'e'
WLolssa. alt Retail giso. Hsre.ses and RAJ As.ea
WARREN WARD No. m orandS
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1--WE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed BY
i u. BOARD OF sUPERvlrOS V EAAhISb
CLAIMS made ,xs the coasiy iT d.lssSs slsSs9 have
bs.1 By tesrrosos Of sr M 10 buAdnls
ss4I real OF p-ssoIA yopsy IL - tAA resell
riols VII bod meeting Al TIE hsabsi q We boud 81 "a
,sr,scrs Room 10. Il, CITY HAi % TUESDAY. bst<
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL.
j kBAAY and TROY, CONSECIlAo WITH AnAA"s
NORTH ard WEST. Trains leave; 49,, .
rrs. .nS 10 M, and .: 7:22 1927 m, and 3:3' and
Is and p. IN o. 2;z- p N
Troy and Albany with sleep lo37 In
irs carl, 1880 p. II. ,,.s Ian
Pou, asee p.ie tram, i:N n I:as n, ana hS
and 10 and OILS p. N. IA. .~
Peesskin train, II H. MIA NJ s"P
and t:l0 l
eng na aNs "'-N ''' 4:o1 and s:np n
he uroelr-d At sny Of tho Offices Of Westeowe
F,nss in r.wYorI and Brooklyn aud bssssse checked u
b ou,. % Al points Ola the road and to slsogs SPRING.
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GEORGE OrDYXY, Mayor,
MATTHEW q. kkEhsAS, CotniGS -
EIIJafi +. PURDY. Supervisor,
OaisOE BLUh1 Supervisor,
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, supcrEisor.
WILLIAM X sTE"AkT, sspcrvisor
Gro. =. Trosrsos, CIe,h. CoiHn'"Ss
CoRBELirs lOEsos
hcs lofk S-It. :, !bJ