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RaaAcnrcr. ArrIYrn

r. sromhr ga. HdGiagfou, Jytn N1t- Orfe7n'-Ns c.
Ben ton, t !. oohey, Csy.G H. Jbofp. Cop. :. Llae
and tergad. Ngs j. e,rei Two chdieu ad servant Mrs
h. Halncs und Gl Ma San, Lieu bfnt Lieut. hT,
A. .,fr.er $. Lei tonIer ~ T.. Canning T. O0ruan T..
A RIM s. LowcDscn. Cap b. T. kng., r.. 4. Cole Jue.
Le.fse4s - ". 10. tld 10 t4e ssvfsge.
~ stegn..kip he1Daa Jrom Fo5tsefs Aien,os brrsy-
master W. W. l. CTo.nway Of the Jils Adssr; ~ Lce,
a . steamer louuclcu eDd r. J. Dhssol, u the
DIVINE
In T.. s as1n t,orspOrt iopfi1 mocre from Ee,o Or
l.aAs--MI Eaion and lazy und IL s,eeItse
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Hf.Yer.arats rHovusr MAInsls tyEiCs,
Si,Tu toaNRFFslosfr urFafcf .r-rl - j.. 10
ticYsiilaY y. -. fI'f 'i ss.f a.. 80
XIV N.L l.1A
~ Drafted Men fesll.as iu 80 ..AIia Nad ~ I'
rli lttw foA o. DC cob s'i pi ian lAIt go
t.lI U.sfllit io llVo ur 500 GHpJisd st iisr heel
,r.I..s mla ~ 90 il.e Csc 100 d|y 90 u'.o1-
iusf tlt
ln rcd vii bo tss.fc4 ie.s.tru 80 f, tf sreua
iasJ. 70 -, o.,
gIIir n SANDS.
rr4rf.ri.-er ~ frari sf fIfn iHeut
va 81. ~. I.f,JA. ~. %,
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C orpcrallcn Notices.
pnF.arsrsr o. rrR,io CnsAi1irs AND
,oaaGciIos, ngw OAK. oet. }, ioiJ

pnF.arsrsr o. rrB,fC CHaAirfrs sspi
,OasIc Ios. NV OAK. oct J. 100
4 7 q meeting o. the Comm slonero 81 fuOAc
y Chsril-s AL Correction. he'd Ai thef onor 70.
Hga tais DAY IL. .olo~at .sosti were uain
.Logf.l
n, rsc.r. ofilc VIZ vs.sris IN this h-rbof.
sah-n. r~frcsrfifs'isr. ofter i've oo,~fanieni'
90 ,si ne afuiun, untrT his Board On iurs
-. l iusf.at sni tha. ni'si states military aid
tr.al o-rs this silE D. respectfully Invited " accom-
1900 Th., %. Pfsisni q Ills b0sfd be feGee.t"d TO
r,r.ra e lE.lt.a rlso s The loff col fe.o.a
IN bltAfi n, ff'-.dr1i.
ISAAC BILL secretary
JAMES r. HChliND',
NDSIS "a. ORlNsiL
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1863. TIE , , = 1868.

l CO6. o-,~. uSOC'
TUE s,oNtrsl A@D ctGtAE5r rcrr1
raos SHv.yoRs 10 THs PHtscifAL "ssts.s :, lsc
seven KUN daily i9'a = sss w
yjc,'' , sna S'q i,i SHi Mi, 'S SEsf az rrb
Eourf 5 1E1s ~ s s5 OK ts,f TETfs 1AS
Bywsy cf Paaae qna the .9'fris pssnee leave Ssws
yorA u same ute 10 efsf senes evening p"s'sissu
Al D D. a.. oae .aaf at,r tiau c'l. bss.
WV OF Anentosn e,,nn. rss,-ure.s leave a. ?. M,
os later tsan ile So.'an h.e' sha q! oV'n rVu'eJ
sFr.'e 4. "a s-e te y .S In ,n.,e. 5o. S
= Louis Clc,e.sl columbus. tacinns' sna al main
POINT, Nesl wil- fo..cr r. tl.vs oi ctfs. ,,,
Pt.utrss y, sies ANA eits.1uEsl, AZ mled
.ul1 lag .isG 544ona Gers on ai bsns
Frfe the same a. olrf .outfs
ba.sssc circkcd thFon-n. tiN"4e's nc"
sslIll, lstes good urul u.ei py liis2ulgh
WESTERN rMiORAfON.
The Pernsyl'a.a cer's .s,.i~' .ns an tm'rans
ua,e 70 paos moving ws'~sd =. sne bal the usual RAGS
VI Lac .,,,,,au,c
y hil roat-, fsishts VI 81 ASSUMPTIONS can be AIDED
% - sf -n> lot tle RAILROADS Il Ohio, ksntgeay,
Ind ans uhuais. Whean.,n Iowa Missouri. BY RAIL
kIAD bCI 81 10 aY port a the nasgase r,sfs Of INC
N,st lv gamers lron fl.tlbassh
Tho ars II a-d ion any p1in, In the Wesley
the ferns,l,a Central a al a.. ,u-es a. asose9
shippers rus iue he 90 their Freight 10 A's
Company e-n 'eiy VA" ysgsdssss a g ''' ''''d' s4'
ard Dealers ia Lie. stock win and hi. moos
advantageous route ca aops lssd vel ~As;so ~. nSn
ad its nnscons and ssey attention Is ~ d 70 ne r..
rom hsinseas wseAe Vii be l9sgd e.sis pts1i AneiS
feeding Az resting choice e eae'.a , o. ,nIIakETJ
}, B. ElLlOrr, Passeags Asea'' No. As''' n'''''
LEE0h e. l,e .a =. as 81 NO. South wInl.nsA
uepoSStb = IlscHOFr. Lnisrsnt agents.
i4'Do'i'.Y~ X i,y,TTs riNo,'s Baiteryp,ae4
ENoea LEWIS, ossssl ssfaisu.aH'. AassassSA
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Ten thousand Sahstitutes
WANTED

Ten Theusand 6abstitutes
WANTED
$500 IN CASH PAID 10 THE SUBSTITUTE BEFoRf
he LEAVES THE ROOM
Appl, TO the County Substitute and Relief Couse Res
q end - Dusnsst, 6upsems coun Room,
Up staira
hours FROM A. NJ To P.M
BY order Of the Committee,
GEORGE OPDYKH, Mayor
MATTHEW BRENNAN, Comptrones.
ELIJAH y. PURDY. Supervisor.
OnIsON BLUNT Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor
WILLIAM n TWEED. supsrvisoe
CoRSrlirs CoRsoS.
GEO p. THouPsoy,)
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Glihlarp Notifies.

Aenr MEDICAL roAapt 10 $50 Broom 49, ne~ ien
If csuati,les for appoinuent 80 5Ohpio'r !.
ass fsCaJLo.5 70 eofea no.R, w . aS,
h pressai LeuslYes bopsea TIC D9rH s!sh wssssH w
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aiHiA4UEg AtNIaaC.
scn-pi0sC G: Sefs........... 1:f! boon-l1ses.n OF
bIsB 3ATER rms rAf.
esncy ioox 1926 GOV. isaod.. 25i-iieI Oste''' s!'
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eia.ioncn an0 flrcn Goo0C.

crAlIONERY "a Eth is BRANCHES al;
y WHOLK+flE fnd nif'u. 49,.
LETTER MIN alf - faFltn f"nehi i''s',in
,rf .r. .n 10 .us iI.Ia Booze .f .rnt DA ~ ai'
Tn Dar Tunit.fe ocii hooas Copyus rn''s' a We
feprf Atshs. &C. 81 f.m.ot "a .ur on iiistr ''.t'
fo.n Etffnc
samgsl yft o. Paper .rl u Any sidfrts.
H. fPfLITON = Coz fubr'her snr Nini.n'ft 80
30. "a nd - bt}A""Ai'
EOCnkAAE'e GLASS INESIAND NAM
~ FftIDN.. SO. ~ william ", y, = a. 1.'" 81
1rtf hrafr4s I'D NJ Army inksi-nfs ttifin'- ~
rno .si-f lA.is 80, -.o,- sgpa.s any lnA'"'s' N
Invented fof iIp.,"y aud economy F'' VI" " "
Times.
FOUNTAIN Marging-Brulh and i.elch i. -,
y D-...i.. tf..st,.dl., 4 gpI Af.ls NLued 1rlh
.tafin f1r rf.psf tt'rcf, g.. = CLAIR Coz MN''''"
tur.fs, LoA So. - NouAaDp'on. Mae.
- rs.ss
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1--WE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed by
\ e.. FOAHD or srPtti i-pR, 10 EXAMINE
CLAIM. ID. 49, goanfy 1E dsa.s ss,e. @ hsse
TO .sas ~ To- deffcfll u o. yIy 20 building %
ot.s rsi o. rftots property renquros o the recent
rrfs haa u~sii - tHr tlua5- = ne teed a" -.
rev .sft Hoom go H. CT lili ~ MONDAY. Oct "t'
,,.o ..ars /. g. % cons isf thr follow 20 ssscs.
Nh Mar ei4af..ss.s...sssss.sssfl 30 %
tisgy "a. flL,. Ari's....-.....t-.... ~ "
- aI Arf' ff.ts ...tttt.tsssssssss 's'ss'
Joan f!...-.........s..s.s.'..'. .''.''
II
A {. - . I..t.. ..ss.......s.stsssss 80 y
Co. y DAY cf. ...--.....s...s... - y
J. ,. frtrrr f.......s.s.s.sss..s.ss. - ~
Afi.arr ran .tssf..sstfs...t..ss ~ -
NtfaaH.i T. . " ~
Cslatr, wi be- fr, si 30 frssa in, - 1ef2 OF ins
pssff'y rrJri tie fr't ~ rtp 90 "a lfiiH-A'- All
d at.ns 81 tle pf9grly. ..
f.s,,o a.ls ss.l' wish e.f Eliac>ei, ~e inr!el
O. siieLl
ELIJAH 7. gJRDI,
JANIS DAVIS, e-.L,
AUGusfCs - klss.A..S. ci sp, ,,'.,
bN g.. ELY ~.
tllHpA tslhE
FanEnr G HrfrEisJs, Secretary.
1 No. lala. OF. =. 4aA
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SUPERIOR COuRT-sPEcaAL Tzas-oor B.
b.

Justice tAcsDyR
DECISIONS.
Ralpb Mervin, &C., agt. Charles Warncr.-Mo-
tiop % iaclss,~ order o. seusd With co.;s
John J. flo i.fe. az. Wr i. N.tson and twd bacr-
Motion derlst, with : 20 cos;s.
GEsERLI lREH-Ocr. 3-Refore justices boswoaTH'
aOSCRIEy. RoBERrsOs ana WHITE
DECISIONS.
Dewitt c. Uaskins aSt. John kelly.-Heard be-
fore Roberifou " hie and Berboa JJJudsl-en for de
lendari with costa Opinion ~ Rob rtson. J. .
Nm. : Woods Il a.. ect Lewis r. d. Fyarrio.iiesFd he
fore Rob,r..oa sns Mone. j. Orler Teycrod isE ~
j
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SUPREME CoURT-CBsNbsRs-oor 3-Beforo Justice
ILCRkF.
lrPPIENENTARY PROCKEnINGS--S RNICE OF Older

Louis b. fanclleTe aSt lhonts Nnsninf.
In this case an order was made in proceedings
supplementary to execution for tire def ndst to apra and
dc oath Of his rropeTiy ych lie failed 70 Dc
theIeupon order to show why he should net be
the3 10. couemp; served and referee ppcined TO
take proof and tie coming Of the r-efee report an
orde mslc ldudgg the defendant entity OF contempt
and directing bin The costs % the reeEvnce and submit
TO an examination concerning biz property.
This ofd,r served IL" defendants attorney, and not
on and tie dcfn liant ed to obey it directions Th,ru
rpon posed by the Coui tic defendant for HE
contempt. -
matter before the CcsTt iion Of the
defcl iar. 20 chsrre the process the defnGnis attorney
claiming hst ne service Of the order should have been made
OF tbs c.er liant aud his attorney.
Abe Court took this Of the matter, A1s sraec .he
with costs.
Mi Rclvy apPcsIed snpTort Of tie motion and a Bryan
IL opposition thereto.
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Law susTRLLIGRNCB.
THE LAW COURTS roR OCTOBER.

During the present month al the Courts. except
ns Supreme Court commenced IL sessions BY holding shon
rms Of the as end seeopd psfs Il shs Circuit and Gsssra
FERN during latter part Of September and Art two days Of
October. To-day the Oyer and Termner and PsTt u
Ae Supreme Court Circuit win be opened BY Justice Barn.
tra Circuit Part H., BY Justice sutherand Pan Ill BY
Justice Clerke, and tbs Special Term BY Justice Leonard
Chambers will be he'd BY Justice lngrsham.
The Superior Court. General Term (moncrief Robertson
sn6 Mcneil Jusces Trial Term. Par tChief Justice Bos
Uorth Part H. Iustics White), and Special Term Justice
Bsbour) will aso assemble to-day; Chambers Of the supe
sos Court viii be held by al the Justices between 10 and II
o'clock O. N. OF each day.
IN the Cour, Of Common Pleas only Port IT, Of the Trial
Tenn viii sit the repairs to TIE Court Room Of Part not be-
ing complete DAILY 6rst Judge, will preside over Part
H. and Judge Brady will sit at Chambers.
The federal Courts also resume their sessions during the
ereen month-hs Circui. Court the third Monday Of
October and the District Court Tuesday, Judge
Shan will open the Circuit but Ia expected that Judge
Nelson viii succeed him aer the Court has sat for swook oil
o. Tie District win be he'd usual by Judge Beta
The calendars Of ell the Courts heavy that Of the Oye
and Tfunsr having augmented by the July riots and the
ndposon Of the rioters be tried before Mr. Recorder
while the General Calendar Of the Circuit Court ha
two thou sand undi,posed Of
In the United Circuit there IRE some murder case
and srze Number Of Government fraud the Cal
endr The Csiends Of the Dsrc, Cour, is larger thar usual
NO jury having atep during September Jude
Beis hsTug been compelled TO hold during that term
o: painters upho All the Judiciary will without
doubt aep; very busy dur tie Autumn aud Winter
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GALWAY LINE.
~ Tie
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAyluA1 lOS COMPANY.
Apk.tlS, ,.Nlos.1 power, 80 ans
ulEf fSlA icVc torss POWER. 30 tins
colt ABla 90 hor,o fowor, SO" tunA
ANGLIA too aof's power, S.o'V tuna.
TIE r..sl eni steamship
ANGLIA.
vii al RON BOSTON fsf GALWAY sni LIVERPOOL on
TUESDAY Oc,cbsi 8 10 b. followed ~ tse CoLuAoA
nci1 tw-Itts, 4 4 20 -,
ksss pl.,sss psy-6.s IA ;oA or lie equivalent IN cut
rrfcyi -
!
lgirfIe
tfsu4.s
Prssfssf. flissa. dsd AsH 20 iordcn iars tAAiDlrs
Have. fsfr.n. Notsft.i AnIrcrp Ac, ~ oN o'i flr'
s4frs oa Ifefy O.w-y ~ Ac~ losA 4ai Boston
z ~. tls, ds lnd q .
For gsssa.s syry - ~ . -, =
Fof fsi,Li ant si.Sg .u.lll.ail9u, Al 10y 20
LAWRENCE 6iLKs a co. II South aian =.
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sni,c.,.

3s--geauslp North Star. IN tspnwei I'aoi II 20
O.. ~ lV.ri e'0n - Livrpooli tasniia lI >. DAf5
korung star TO- hoyg-OrsAns, Arago iof IoN AoyL
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E-sIsttrs, 80.
Tho Priifh schooner Josir - ni'hr, ~ - nom hl'
Gsr4e Ets,l Ion trN lok went a.hnrs on %" ~ A"fii'
ana benne toio wreck. Ian Of lie Gag Of hides :" =
80 ID IL q Damaged condition
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NllsccliGa conc.

NlisscliGa conc.
NOTTON WASrE-For Machinery, Nipng
" %. .,ains aso 81 s!. l.as. - 49, 60 ,s parAs'e'
49,, 10 ". -. iNiL NAt.
~. - - 4laIn
FURNITURE, Carpets, Bouif, Pamphlets
40 f.r-. boorL, o. cab At Ao ~ C,l ~ br.~ron
d. Ia 1,Asts l.. a. .tack Il LOo.ls 90 sec
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i)rofeosiona! Notirfs.

CrhRLES s. SPENCER, Attorney anu
~ Counselor sLs focior aud Advocate Ia u " gu,'
No. $40. lwGy. Euw.Io-9 Nc.leehoc-No. ~ ""''''
relfacc, Wet 2ytt tboiween ~ rni iuta.assl
AIEEVOUS DEBILITY, &c.--c. ID. hA 81
IN MOsD, ~. D., 10. u Eta l.t,st, W. L. Oh hVu'
gpp 9t0 ~, ItS :, anu " ae,enlps
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
Ofean cleaners.

s.OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer will leave Now York on The Sd 18Th ana "a
Of each month except when those dates IAN on
wbeu the day OF departure viii the MONDAY following
For freight pa..ase, apply ct tie only Office No Bowl
ins-Ueen. IL. ID. ALLt.N, Asen-
NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
II and frs,-cass U. s. Mail Steamship GEORGE WASH
INGTUN l.. V. 0AOER, Commander, will leave Pier NO.
g. N r.. SATURDAY October TO- at 2: m. No freight re-
csved or bills OF sdng signed after Friday For freight OF
passage (hsying accominodaious) applyto
IT, y. CROMWELL 4 Co., No. Us West-*
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NLW-JERSET RAlLh0AD-FOR PHIL
" ApELpElA anl tic SOUTH Gh NEsr va JEhS
AID 10 a a.. l. s;so aus ti.lS EArs 90 Ihroasn
b.s.lsc cA, 80 d; All .r u .ui ;so ana ll;O u,
III, u Arlington cad AZ eri y. m. i0f the West.
J. ". NOODRLEF. Assisslgt Superintendent ,
No basage M hs received l0r tny t.4n, unless delivered
-rl Ell I'd ~ sui.lt,s "a % the hne Of ea>S
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILRCAD-FALL Ar
y rANGtMENl.-feaso Jane. 'lip end 1h 81. X,
~ 40 Mad Train foT 6feenpou soplms AZ all sisiions
ara 80 o. txprcss iraln. -topPn Janeicn Mneoa
Isu and al station east TO pi,enps Fof shp al a.
m end 3.Ir y m For Sy0.sei 81 -ni ~ NJ ana f;JD
o m F,r ltcmpsterd at and II and SO 4Jl md
,.b D. "a. sos JaEacs At and II a eii j'Jo sJ e'u
a. p.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRsiN-ro Yarhank at eiio a
~ sh-st, stopping at all Stations rare for thu uAh
It essufsiou Iaes. -,
or syossri lou sanisy,), at 6l' p ron 'thsLh stop
pins q ell st-tious.
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TRhINsLg.yR NETWORK:
For New-Iisy.n !, OH u;3) q m. 1915 tEx I'D
(Ey j s5o. SD end ?
tor l.is, r0lt. (ty.h l.lN q u lzle Tx u"
Oh 3.si. $3.50 A.. 3. M.
r3f MILFORD and S.raii5ri : u ~ $3.50, $50 %.
Fol kEEnci, Southport anu hcstgosi, y lli~ o. 80
$50 p .~,r>
sac. .:yn 80. =.
| 81 4. -. "a. -
Ios Psls cAe., sni in,llsdi..s Stations = 30, ESos
| H.. $3.50, G.T', 3:f'. $500 ,.
For PoIt Chester ana Now.R ochsle ? m
IoAsE,4lNo TRANS.
For Boston VIA Sr-Ingrea 90 m. it2 g;1 tEIl Sr n
For boston, via sAoic Lino. lasi5 XXI, 2 N. -.
FOR lIsrtfoIa AID Springfield g. IN tEx) li;D, S;y
liyl bp. It, :, fr(
/! soa a.. lnt 2. o ?. ~. 20 No.,huaqton
For Hartford, tIVuisacs and k,G4ii AAafosd, sExh
l. 80 n. n,,. i.
For N.w Haven Neville ndon and stonington Rsifesd q
TeT ts.si RailraaI l..iSr 10 70 Northampton. ,
For hoasstou.c i,ai.Toad . use ~; 20 NewnW
icia "Wednesday aad sgfar!ays, % lNiste!l
far DAi1nry n'l AorNsaA Railroad 7 q. n, $50 p m
Coaaoa,5us .t. ying a. attached % =. m Trains
JAMES IL hOYf. Superintendent
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Excursions.
Steamboats, ano nai.roao5.

"
DAY BOAT tor ALBANY Tho steamboat
LANIL bltfN lc.,es Joy q. r,ess tuesday, Ahufs
T ems ssfufd.y II a m, rn Sl.lst at 7. ~ s "i 100
t. oaauit 81 crls. iagt 10 Wet tef md s,w5nth .
la rl.on - 70 90 Ab.rY 81 ~ ,ounecl.ns w..a n. L.
ol- a. AID Ao....g.u 49,. .9.es.
I'OR CATskILL aud MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
y Ute srAn.r THOMAS PCWtLL VII leave zoo. VI
fIullust ~ sDAl aui THURSDAY nt each werA 81
D. 90 iaI oa aAIuAuAls q. p N hul.rs - Made y
.f 40 $50. 60 taisf' u sc va tin u ,e
bAts, NEbN Lsl-f5, aud sillDAse a' p a.
LOR RONIOUT ana kiAGSfOn.-The
/ aeancr THOMAS CORNELL, Gays DAVID Ahlsy ~
M coy, r.s fugt loot II boy o.. eve, .uriday tsrts
Gay and Sainidfy. a Coct o. hsttr 10 VIZ i'Vv
l6ldoot oycIy Noudiy Wednesday Hnd sros) al HeA
p. And . a. Iul.L MtfL 4udI 10 fAA lf'' fa.H
i.v oru, ~l commence rInuas ~ Frl'y ''V' .. To-
HUDSON RIVER RAILhOAp.-fok AZ.
EkbAhh ant TROY tpNNhVAi"" WI" A"N''
NVHl ~ aNa ~ ,r. From soth.sL
-. .Ni iJ !. u and j. az - - ai., ana 3.J and
D. nd y D., -. - T. "
Tre, and Aibny tvth shep' '.'' q"
lni earl. i0isJp m ,,a, .a.,,
20 shsecys,e Isn, 100 80 % u anu i@'@- e"''''
ani !. and 6.ls 2 pa. p ~ An,
Peel k'D uan, II ia, u''- H. 40 p III
nnd .l0p ~ -
-" nm 4 q snds:e2 ? H.
~. ar flsin Ga Il. 's,9'H m
ua sr-. IS AZ S.ll .. ni. foni ifAst
1. may ue procured any VI The oil .cs II Ncstcetts
49,. m AMI ufookyu and b. .dse CHECKED a.
t. pols- al points the road and @ ~ atoga Spngs
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IEW-YORK & NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY 9, 1853.
Tr,rNsLg,yF NETWORK:

Passenger Station e. Sewlcrk 2i.hst and <th-sO
kutgsrce 2sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

SOTiCE-Tne steamship GLASGOW Of this line Will ssil
a. a. extra soan.l III UISDAl, Oct. B. Has sp'nd
afrofo 0nt 1r Cabin and sisesse pssietsris az
reduced t4tcs p,yarie IN g. :. crUeuey.
JJHA % DALE. Aseui No. - Bfolisay:
CTEAA WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
- ins =, Qrr.,sown Cork uasbOrl--Ile we! .Aow ,
Of n. Liverpool New foff and Fha4efh ,'eaa
.nls Company ate ul.uir 4 20 sal a. io.o~s: -
CriN or NhrCiiFsTk Saturday Oct 10
cry OF .s'tnffsy, oc' l.
lfIf or ,1uldAy, tct ~
Aad every sgccee6lrg SATURDAY ~ noon, from Pier I"
Nol River.
sArfs PAsSssr
rsysb.s n rolt. CT "a ec1gaisn IN 30 r-nt7
EIE~T ,AhlN......s ~ "a s4EEIAbG y 81
t asin 70 oad4n.. IS wi sfecrsse 10 Loal9n.. IS -
yf Cabin Faf,... % % stcerr.c 90 faris ~ -
E cabin TO H1nnuss g. q, s,erfsse 20 Hamburg. y ~
Ias,ur.t .o forwarded - HsyEe Hsrrea. Rotterdam
Artwerg &C, at equally low refes
from Liverpool = iscnaowD. 10: Cabin 50 -
Elu3 .e.i.sa t.s Ih'.s who wlsh 20 Send ioI theE
fris nd, cen Opy ti,sss here ll these rstrs
Eof further nf5fnslvn. sTy a. The CoIpanys oficeA
JOHN O. DALE A.,ni No 70 Bio'lvsy '. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

NTEW-YORK aud WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,
s..ui We,kly ,e,v.r. AlN.IORk WASHINGTON and
GEORGfrONN d. q.
R,ruar Sailing DAYS. SATURDAY Gnd WEDNESDAY Of
.o.clocs 2. m.
From PIFR No beast AVER foo, OF wSls:.
JANIS u AND .s~n, No. III Wans.
MORGAN Il RkINEUARr Agents, Nashngton and
O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

rJ'IiE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AID ~ tRlOOi. CALLING
AZ COak HAkBDk,
AND BETWEEN bOsiDN AND LIVERPOOL CAL
LIMO At HAlfAA AND CORK hAkbOk: -,
ARABIA Noodle. ,dncst.y, sept 30
CHINA. Anderson. lea 60 New YORK eene.day Oct
PERSIA Lost, ....aa,cs New York. "Wednesday Oct 81
~ LlCA leaves Boston. edDestsJ, Oei y
SCOTIA, iutk.ls.. leaves Newly OK. Wednesday NOV
FR0a sXW-yoEK 10 LIVERPOOL
Chic! Csoia f,f-azc. ................,.'..'tIssD
Second CABIN 70 sAsc.........'......,..'" e' "
fRoH sgsr0S LIVERPOOL
Ctief Cabin Pessa.r ..............,........tllt p
Second Cabin flss--e ...,..........-..... % W
psyshe gold It's equiv-cu IN United States currency
brrhs NOT secured uui. paid for.
An erYrr.en 81 Surgeon ou tcsri
The 81 these ships Will not BE- scrornhee for specie
slusbes u.s bills La.s ssyrs TIC value expressed
ne si-4el therefor
Fer Fres ht o. PASSAGE spr'y 70
r.. COSARD. No. Bowling. green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

! NEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILRoAD.--For Albany, 10. y M nor Dova
D. m. Fo1 other train. see Time tanle
JON, bLkChiLL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

LNOR BOSTON ana PROVIDENCE,v via NEW.
l. PORT and FALL RlyER-1he splendid and supenS
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ct
ocoek .. M and the EXPIRE STATE, Cspt brsyton, %
from Pier 10 North River q,
HesNer no rooms be secured 10 any sppb
until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston 10 for ded through with ress 6Spsteb
Y. LirTLEgrED, Agent, No. = Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

lnk cases, Viz. ~ "
|. a man having . vito and
child OF ohildten.
q A man having a wife only.
J. A man having children,
whose wife /. dead.
4 A man bs wing Q parent OF
parents, or other ne.r r.lA-
lives. for whom he habiIu'
ally provides. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Wants.

WANTED-A SITUATION O. PRIMARY
W Teacher, bya LADY who ha, been employed 10
the lest sixteen years q the Seventh Ward Public School,
who hs been recently removed without cause Rsr . form
Trustees OF that Ward. Address TEACHER No. u Ham
mond-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20
THE CITIZENS DUTY.

The work which the citizen has to do
al home is another and a different work
from that which the soldier has to per-
form IN the field. 1t is one of the worst
herases of the day which teaches that we
have committed the fate of our nation to
the military power, and that we have nos
thing 10 do at home but to sustain that
power The same heresy has destroyed
nations before, and il il should become
universal here, would destroy our own
country. We have other work to do be,
sides making war. However important,
however vital to the national life may be
that part Of national duty, it remains uey.
ertheless, true that there are othor equally
vital duties, other equally important sub.
jects of patriotic labor. Ii is madness to
teach that when the ship is drifting on
rocks there is no danger from fire, hat
when an enemy is boarding the vessel at
the bow, ii is unnecessary to watch the
helm and save the ship from going on the
breakers. The rebellion is not our only
national danger. II is not certain that if
the rebellion is crushed we shall save the
American Union and the Consultation
which makes us a nation. Eternal yigil>
aneo is theduty Of thepatriot War times
are the dangerous times for national life,
from other causes than the open enemy.
Hence it Is a terrible error which men
make who would have all other patriotic
and personal duties absorbed in the one du
ty Of sustaining the war. Hence it is that
the clergy, forget for the time the ordi-
nary province of the church for the sake
Of devotine their force to aiding the war
Henoe it is that politicians make an unN
pordonaJlo error who says that we have
nothing TO do with the course Of the Ad,
ministration in this or that matter that
we ought to subject all public 5nd private
rights and remedies to the ono illea OF susS
tanning the Administration IN its efforts 10
crush the rebellion Journal Of C0nmCoe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20
NEW SERlES-VOLIII-NO as.

lspeaker) that his paper was not publish,
ed in Indiana, for he would have supn
pressed it very quickly, The audacity
and insolcnce Of these miserable creatures
in straps and lace the speaker would re-,
sist and denounca on every occasion and
at all hazards Republican liberty is nev-
er to beseoured but by continual watch,
fulness. Tyranny aud despotism we
should resist to the utmost of our ability
in and under The law. As long rs they
leave Us the ballot.boX our victory issure,
and il they do not leave us the ballot box,
said Mr.. Brooks, by the eternal God will
be willing to lead an army if YOU will
trust to my leadership to resist all such
tyrannyin active opposition.