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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the Nor:h and
- Nofth-west for Philadelphia New
York, Reading, Pottsville Lebanon, Allen
town. Easlon, &c &e
Trains leave Harris burg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, Polsville, aud all in
termedIaie Stations, at 8 A. M. and I.40 p. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg al
i.25 Am. arriving at New York al S.25 the
same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
SIS 90, 10 Philadelphia So, 20 and S2,7O.-
Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New York ate A. NJ. 10
Noon, and 8 P. M. (Pitisburgh Express }
Leave Philadelphia al A. NJ. and 3.I5 P.
NJ
Sleeping csrs in the New York Express
Trains through to and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Cattawissa Rail Road
leave Port Clinton at a .45 A. M for ~Phila-
at 800 p. NJ Tor Philadelphia New York,
and all Way Points.
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2.I5 P. NJ. for Philadelphia and New York,
and al $40 P. NJ. for Auburn and Port
Clinton ouly, connecting for Pine Grove
and with the Caliawissa Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading al A. NJ. and returns from Phila.
deiphia at P. M.
g All the the above tiains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
a Sunday train leaves Potisville at 7.3O
A NJ. and Phiiadelphis al 3.I5 P Nj.
Commuiation, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
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June 4.h 1862
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Mail Train leaves Snnbury daily
exeeni Sundays, at 1910 m
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Arrives al Baltimore, 5.35 "
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Genis Balmoral Lace Boots, will be sold
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IMPUDEHr QUEsTIoss.-To ask an unmar-
ried lady how old she is.
To ask lawyer il he ever told lie.
To ak docler how many persons be
has killed.
10 ask a merchant il he ever cheated
customer.
To ask young lady il she would like
beau>
To ask an editor the names of his cores
Pondents.
To ask a subscriber if he had paid the
printer.
To ask an Abolitionis: il he loves ths
Union and the Constitution.
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enlist
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IornI Politics.

SECOND DISTRICT, QUEENS COUNT. The
Democratic Assembly Convention d tho Id District o!
Queens County met on Tuesday n; Jamaica. aud nom
mated Charles Mcneil TIC candidate Is pledged. II
elected 70 orp oh grants and franchises 70 Do Loas
Island Rarosi COMPANY. ufi such time as ilty flr.
nsh better accommodations 90 tho travelling public.
TIE prNOcIAIIc COMMITlEs.-lhe Sui
Committees o. Tammany and Mozart net ia secret con-
c!a,e Yesterday ai Tammsny Hol bat declined to give
any publicity 70 their plans end propositions
the Fall campaign.
Noy,NArroS FOR MAYOR oP NFwhRK. M.
james g. Bsrnet a leading manufacture q NcEHrA.
~as Oh tuesday evening. nominated A. Tie tnon ear
ddaie for Mayor Of that city by convection 81 uncon-
Luonaly loyal men The principal -sne ia the i-r1lci
nj election relates tie public scAocls which have
lsoa eiaaa .crcd ~ Democratic legislation deep
feeling Is said 10 Per, the community 90 MS subject
and all nominations Oh the Union ticket VIII represent
ile school interest.
TIE GrgYAy UNION CLUES. We have re-
co.ved reports from tho Fifl soTcnfh Eighth Ninth.
Sixteenth Eighteenth N!nc;ceath and Twenty second
ward. showing hat the German Union Clubs Of ihes
Wards are al In favor Of The nomination Of Nj Andr ~
Wilmarn for Supervisor Of the County. ana - me'i.
ings held during the present week voted IL favor o.
presenting his name TO the County Convention De tie
choice Of tie German Unonisis O; the city.
TAvMAyY GENERAL COMMITTEE meeting
Of the Temmany Hall General Committee was held yes
tesdsy. Supervisor Tweed In TIE chair Tie Chairman
stated that DE meeting called oT TIE purpose 81
hearing repoi, from the Conference Committee Who
contemplated getting up mass meeting Tic Com
u,,ee not being ready to report. AID there beng 10
further business - transact the meeting was adjourned
subject 20 the call Of the Chair.
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CA,fPBTLf.-on ihe CO. int. torlrAa g. W. - ii-l.y
"a CsrIpDru snl tsa .sf of b. tfn a. -ifsiia'.
The rel friends af fnr fs.f rfr rrar We 4
g. attend he .lrTi ffofl Go drHcr 0 boz iiir W. il
Ess Flri'ssa.A silce' tlis T.s'tt-y Atom n. At
O'Clock.
IuLL--iu nfootlyn IN weis-ilay O., = Villa laii m
tie fFh ssaf 4 - ago..
Tho rosres aai r-ns afe repeatedly pv'ed g. aii'nd %
formal ftday. "t Iuaf ai 4 o.Htt o. houi ia 1s'
frliissrr So. g Afi.nle ffsef .
MfFEElth-Dl To-day u.t . a' tff fesierucs, No ~
Rvnt04 slftri .nlfa - api frsf- nfis, Ma Anna
Ms,esa daughter . d. Anlsftoa tai widow q Andrew
Msy~rct 800 .
The !, ,res ard friends q e fy fr.pe-'fuiy Invited
attend arf Inll 'F.a g. f4a ll4fcA. broadNaJ, 90
Thslsday. ~ oelfft =. u
aTOsE- H.oosyn - Tle.iay. OF d. sualou'y. = ape
psry. Ne Sophia -nls. se " tafuu stone, 1EoS -
yedfa. months sr4 ~ dsyt
a. from hsf lae foi4-ar so 'lt iuaf- erect On
Iherilsy oct @. % ocscs ?. d. To fsle-ds .. Tie
family 40 lutlftd o. a'ir g.
Bosien asd " cseei'sf tNen.l fagIsf' 80 coy.
GASDTNsON-iu ttis H.y. an - o. ., ltbe "a
wife % The Rev Joe pa iertfTsan a.rt H yefff
Tie n.livct cad rl-' ~ Ae family fopc4ly iu''i
,,icnt ,le f4arrs. flol h OF -' cfn-ion az
ruus Ffcshytrfsn Church ny slIth ss,'t 90
Tlnf.day afternoon. Oct Z. .f ursct.
HcI rrs1Iint wl b. taken ~ DIVIDE fs j. t. iui ni''n'
s-s~ ~
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Ga uto Domingo City with provisions and several en-
-. q nf thn War nnnnrfrnnt

81 INTO Domingo City with provisions and several en-
nloya,vs OF tho War Department.
Officer and squads Of soldiers in campaign attire have
been nossin, my window this morning; among them
have seer Officers Of the Corps Of Engineers in like
habiiments but have been unable to discoyerf another
body of engineers is TO be sent. Sagua La Grande
seems to be quite place for assessnations On the
morning Of Tie 29th on the plantation Las Moves.
Young lady, Miss Micaela Leal was being married to
the district military judge Jose del RIO Gonzalez and
Just after she had pronounced her VOWS areport was
heard and the bride fell MORALLY wounded II is only
few months since. Miss Otos 10 years OF age was
shot near the same place and only few days since IN
Niordazo near by Mr. Francisco More Jon de Rodriguez
was stabbed and not long since young man, Don
Manuel Fernandez Arenas was assassinated tere put
two months after his marriage. II would appear that
marriage has its dangers well az troubles ~ Saguh
As vet we have tidings OF the fate OF the Spanish
steamer Mexico supposed to have been burnt near our
coast Considerable anxiety is also felt for the steamer
Almendp-cs which has not been heard from since she
eft Cienfnegos This is the steamer wrote you OF as
having suddenly sunk at her wharf here and as having
been thirty. days under water. She was finally
raised repaired and sent TO run between Batabapo and
Santiago de Cuba on the south coast. This mornings
Pronsa says: "On Friday afternoon the scnmer.oiwar
Basco de Garay will leave for Port au Prince, having
on board his Excollency BrigadierGen. (of marineO
Siba second in command Of this naval station with Oh
important commission to the Government OF Hayul
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HAMBURG International Exhibition.

The following is a list Of Medals received By
American exhibitors at TIE Hamburg Internal ona AZ
ricuturo Exhibition of July, lsC3. forwarded through
A nstin BALDWIN Co.. ComLiitec's Agents
Moran A Co. Kew. York ono large silver n.rdn'.
f. A. johnson Secretary Of the Now va State ffe uitfai
Sociey. ouf inse me 'AeaAi. .... ,.l,t
r. u. Alien Co, Se" foil ore ai.e noiL He-a-
Stout Co.. Pc, one .afgc br1n@e meal
Nhteuofo BcchoI Co.. Mos, one iafsc bfoaze Liedl-
h. A. Ta.n,ol Mas. one Lrse bronze m'diL
J =. Kelsey. Pa, one large bronze med
j. H. Jsck N. NcwJcrtey, one large bronze u'oi.'
Geo Campbell. Vermont, oat isfer bfoitt mraaI
John Sand.ftff Now HoIA one lnT.r bronze ~. ati
" ii. NmdIr, hew-l ORR, one large bronze medal
Col Needhau Vermont on' nfgf uf1nhr in"eA'
Austin Baldwin New y Or QUO ialr" broiAc mthei
ss.oInau ilgDDsl New fof1 one sisc oonAe itcuaL
John. O. co.. hevYOi@. me isise bronze az az -
b. NJ Rhodes ( Co.. baltimore, Nd, one large Dioni'
H. G. Ho1cl1.s. Lyon, NewYor1 ono large brop,s nodd
l.. y. Roe. Dero!t. Mich, OF iaf1c bfon1 mcdh
H. W. Free CnilicotAe, DAIO, one large bfoh<" '"-
jane. 4. saafon, t.n.on. ONO, On, tffs 'oHH' pr"
ialc Par4ali Lyon. y. J., one i.fse Li.nt' i',n
Hall I spelr TntsDuIgn Pa onc iarse bioale .4glsi.
W H. wiude, Eew.IoIk.
d. r. hr. ~. Irnnsylgana
IL. &. Idn.ar, Arsaacnrselts.
Tnollp.0n 4 Avery, Penn lyAnh
t. 4. Stout g. Co. FennsJ ana.
H. q. lio.ehaisf. Lyon, X. /.
Han Z lsfsl1l. Lyons, y. J.
johnson to., hcw.itIA
saloinol O. EuDDcl. No4.ioTk.
81. H. Allen Co., New YoiA.
slofgan 1. Co., New Ior@. -
r. VI Rhodes e CO.. Baitimo.e, I'D
i. =. s41ton, Clinton, OHIO.
iioll . aycf, Pntsburgh, IA
Geo. Campbell, Vermont ifoui dip.om'') ,, o.
Z. r. johnson. Secretary u \. STATE agricultural 20
Austin BALDWIN D.. Co., Eew.Yok
J. w. Free, ChillicOihf, OHIO
j. Il. Jackson New J.Tsey.
Wliiemoro Beiclei Co., MsssocAuselts
John Vanderbilt New York
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Observation-Disclosures. Oct 9.

WAL, ACK'S THEATER-Rosodalc, or the lille ban.
w nIG,, '.ARDIN-MaclctA.
,WtINTFR on apEN,--,Rieheeu.
~ VMpic THE 'rER-Mairied DauritersA Brother aud
pSRiNII,rs MUSEUM -adan Cleh, Python, &c. EdEic'
tho Dane-Du.chinan IN .r'Acuhles 49, T.,
Iii sJpR PiVILIO.-Iq, sstr,nisro Nicolo, Arabs &c
PARK TIIFATER Q3rooklynl-fi. Of the Marksi-nsa'
Fnqaaemenfs--Sarahs Young Nan. ut,
GTOR0E CBRlSrY'S MINsHRELs-50s Broad" y-EIhf
orieui
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FROM PANAMA.
The War in san snlvndOr-ship burned of
Cape Rorn-sestienieni Of the ArEs milne
Differences Ecuador PROCURING for

To tho Associated Press
PANAMA. Saturday, Sept 90, 1863
The L. S. mail steamship Guatemala arrived
here on the 2ls inst with late dates from Central Amer
lea All communication between the City of Salvador
and its port Lbertad has been cut off by the invading
army. Although by this BaIrios is completely
surrounded in his capital lis prospects are said to be
much brighter than they some weeks ago He
has sufficient supplies TO enable him to hold out for sew
cral months His soldiers ere regularly paid and are
in good spirits IN he LACKS Is arms for The many
volunteers daily Ocring 90 join lis army. taiTcra Is
short Of 10th money and provisions for the latter be IS
dependent upon hostile people. who viii be very
likely 10 cu OF lis supplies os soon as the money gives
out.
Bv the steamer Bogoia which errived on the 22d inst
We have later from the South Pacific. On the th
August AT $3.50 p. H. during heavy gac. Nchsel ON
ire was seen on Cape Horn by Tie Hamburg BARK Al
berthe lut the weather severe and the sea so
rough ti assistance could be rendered 10 her Tie
unfortunate vessel went down about nooa next dny.
Tie differences between tie Argentine Republics anu
the Oriental Government have been amcah> arranged
Chm and Bolivar are also likely 90 settle ihcif troubles
In q friendly manner The CA.han Government propose
issuing sCDl 90 in Treasury bonds. payable IN tlfit
month"; 10 meet the most urgent deu ads 81 te l,tss
deficit In TIE Treasury which amounts q over sl.V''
In Lima and Caaao the smallpox hrd assumed a.
epidemic CO.. a. and many de.ihs Lad occurred
liz Ecuador aclits measures ore being taken 20 meet
the contingency ~ war with tAe United state, 81 Co
lomh.a The militia have teen called out end recruiting
Is going on bIsAy.
Mor,ns hes declined lo,iEe The !atcryew with No
querh which ne had agreed 10 DO lie has appointed
son Of Gcn. flores With mi pow crs 10 act ~
III. clerical sysien boz Eco Tor las Lately undo zone
conrc'e change The priest hereafter are 10 De- p4id
,r the c ,reastry and the 1.-THE or church revenue
Is 70 be collected BY the state. This viii add soino
s2o0 O00 Per Gnnum 20 her resources
Tie Nlneo Il the Pope Il vas said vas leaving The
State
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From California.

DUEL BETWEEN Az EDITOR AND a sUHcBOS-TLEA
tbs WITH The sBOaH0sES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday. Oct. o. 1863.
The editor Of The huro1a Times, EsmcraldI,
fought duel yesterday with Dr. Richcoth. The edit.
o. . ankle was shattered.
Governors Nye and Doy have made treaties with the
SloshOnc Indians All the tribes between Fort Bridgcr
and Reese Fun are friendly.
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Tropical Ini-am.


lniis r, ,Ir con. r..ra n. .r'lf'rlur' aft paifr.
lrr srrsfiries Which give 10 th~ ,rltltu of -i 81
I'D r BE- try Yeas past o. .oac of iar At.efAf7n
in ri- -anifie. arfy. wi;f ciuirfoI- snc' ilI TIE
rlrs 20 ,h'h rli other dssss of thr ctot -naii' TO-
aun. farl flis hrf.~s heI0rf .r"nris i
tlanr ..sI barn headache snd ~verfl onsf eisra'c'
According the 10 10 D. rca Other neias-y - ~
triraiv
-.s - ,tnilsi afi.rd 60 krrn alws e. ls oy
them o. order u iu time also tnos no ar Az % -
turh occupations srbeci theE 10 danger o rf i-e nc
lf Boz truilcnts wlerrai.f tlss nay b. ilfr.td.
H.. ra.- can DO also mad. usc ~ rs,esus y, with sue
Gees TOT tlr 81 h1,es ai.4 other animal. -.
rofrs coui4n.l na 30 celts po-''s ccu'oninf
ounces r each. A LIBERAL dc0fn allowed % Hhoesi.e
dealers
OsneIai drp1, - WM r. SHELLS. No Hlsss g.. neas
Wal NexYork Rc,aici ~ t,e drug ..5rSs iraef-ly
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SIGHT RESTORED.


J.lo y. i01-My d,nr daughter brought TO d.. Won
s.nb,s snios blind 10 both eyes. coud not bear the
rsia le light lni pletcy cured by DR. Non ti.en
bris and called now to oKpfcs my gratitude TO tDo Doctor for
.a k' aua uniem.itns attention 10y wc recovered one
" Gle most o1s 20 me- aor beirs deprived o 4 toI
4 yc 90 ouly drc 60 Dr. ton f.cubcgg % state Tia,
tlr pi d, 30 vain shall be hsppy 10 bear
reoH nouy 20 d. Nou k,..nbcris uuryal,d s.ccea TO
- l-1y y. scit.rnau who viii call on
AUDH DILLON. No. - .ullou.st., Srooklyn
CHRONIC tArARI,Ii CURED.
READ
NEW .YosE March ~ 1863
Ths l. 10 certify tina, have suffered Iom very severe
CiEOi a CATAnKii, with duh hcagin"ss Ia the head
lc uy completely stopped up accompiaed by continual
sorenc 81 the throat, the chls stealing ur with oeca
sona bot ushc great uhtnrss of The saest aud PAIN SO
much that every thought Il consumption Having
heard Of the great performed by d. Won E''hpfs'
consulted him. with but little hope o. cure am no" haplf
10 bc enabled AID ay testimonial - The great number al
ready la the Doctors possession Is 90 bic scientific ana sue
oeul mode Of treatment es he b., shown In my case 'h
kin aud knovedgc which have procured Tor HIM 10 great
reputation am 90 entirely restored to perfect health Tat
do sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
CATARRu and SORE THROAT to apply a. onee to Dr
Won EIseuber,. with certainty OF being cured
FREDERICK WEBER NO. 500 fouIthss
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There were three tickets for Senators and
Assemblyuen in San Francisco Of which the hide
pendent nion was elected Tie vote was follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, "Wednesday. Oct. T. lst5.
IT. the Court Of Appeals, Oct. Z, I6G3--Day
Calendar. For Thursday. Oct T. Nos. Ill W. loS iJi
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Special Noll.ee.
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Union ~snic Nomirfiiion-.
FOR SECRETARY o. STATE
CIfAUNCEY NJ. DEpEW.
ron CONTROLLER.
JUCIUS ROBINSON.
FOR ATTORSEYGENrRAL
JOHN COCHI.ANE.
FOR STATE TREASURE,
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER
ron STATE ENGINEER,
WILLIAM IS. TAYLOR.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN f.. BRUCE.
FOR IsPECIOR OF STATE PRISONS
JAMES X. BATES.
FOR JUDGE Og TIE COURT OF APPkALs'
HENRY IL. SELDEN.
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
No - TnisrrY BuILpisos'
Now.Yoik Sept. 10 ifGa
Notice 10 Special PoI.cerIcp.-A BIT ~"
SPECIAL FOL CIMLk VIII BE- Hold q DfhnAtin 's'
50 Hous,outi., THURSDAY ENEhiNU, % D. y
O'Clock. a full Attendance !. requested.