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lsl5 4. M.-HTGHF EXPRESS TRAIN-StoPpine q
GrArd, Ashtabula and Painesyille only and Ar
rives at Clsveland Et as A. \.
$50 A. EMAIL AND AOCOMMODATIOHT TRAIN
stopping at all stations and Ifves At OleTes
land at g.55 A.M. ..r.s TIA 600
s:55 A. H.-TOLEDO EXPRESS Slipping at 81 sta
tiOns except Swanviiles SaybF00k, UnionTilleI
Perry mentor aud Wiekline, and arrives as
Cleveland at l4Q ?. n. t rHH
I;23 ?. H.-DAY EXPRESS STRAIE-StoppIns Al Gi-
rard, Conneaut, AshtRbula, and PainelTills
only, and arrives in Cleveland at 4:55P n,
~ Second Class Carr are run on al through
Trains. ....
All the trains going westward connect II Oieyeianu
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, giEcin
natl, indianapolis, 81. Louis, &C. and All through
trains going EaatWard connect a. Dunkirk with the
trains Of the n. Y. l. lsiiroad, and at Buffalo With
those Of the New York Central and B1halo = New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany Boston,
Niagara Fails, &c, and Ers with trains on the
Philadaiphia and Erie Railroad.
s5-Day Express Eagt and " est, connects at Girerd
with Trains on EIis and Pittsburgh Railrosd for
LinssTille, MsadTills, jamestown, &C. l1 lf
Il. HOTT1EGHAM, Sup't.
Claveland April nth t3s3 NaITHT
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RAIlROAps.

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
~ CIHOIHEA4I BA1LsOAD.-
-
isSs. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. Isss
On and after Monday, April 10Th, Ises, PASSENGER
Tratas viii leave CleEslands e follows:
lst Tratn-5:l5 A. H.-CIGOISHATI EXPREsS--
St0PPins st Grafton " Wellington, New Lon
Delaware aud Lewis Center, arriTinrl
grestlina at S 10 a. m, Columbus l045a.m.
dianapoIis 90 >. m, ST. Louis = Io1ir
vile - Fort wayne 2 ~ ?. m, Ohicago
Crestline $50 D. m.
ID Trsin-2.I sr. ATIos-stopplr.
e. @ an stations, aud arrives in Columbls
ID Train-5.sl p n.--NIGHT EXPREss- s-stoppine
Berea eraitoa, Hellinston, New London
shelb5s SSe99t-i1s, eAiion, Giieadl OardinE.
= p n, Gol1Inbg5 n IS p n, Cincinnati
. 95 g. m, Dayton si5 a. N, lndianspohf
Wayne 2ioa. n, aud Chicago Via Orostlifi
at740R- m
Trains arrive at Clogeland 9f5 an, 5s5 and ssspu
CONNECTIONS.
5nelby-s AnduskT, mansdsld Newark Railroad, ior
aIasnsleld, Mt Vernon, Newark 1anes
Orsstlins- -Pift.largh, Fort Wayne 3 Chicago ban
road Forest, Upper SandusIy, Delphoe, Il
ma FORT Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, Sc.
west, and EAstior Mansfield, wooster, Mas.
Grafton and Belieiontue Railroad Line, for Marion.
ellso1taiPe i SidIRPsy Union, nunetss ls-
viile Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, &C.
DelaWarB-with springdeld branch for Springfield.
Oolumbus-Little miani & Columbus, and Xenla
Railroad for 1eniss Dayton, Indianapolis,
Ierre Haute St. Louis, MORROW, LOveland.
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Bis
Eissippi RsilroadS Cincinnati for Louisville
Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and all points
on the Ohio river.
Ooum bus-Central Ohio RajIrcad for Newark, Zanss-
VILE Wheeling, &C; Columbus, Piqua
Indiana Railroad for Piqus, Urbana, sc.
~ For Tickets 70 all points and information
ply at the Passenger station, and at Union <
Ofaco, l47 SuperiOr-st
-H ELS. FLINT,
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To Messrs. VIZ. KSGBE q o.. BalHmore:--I can
not but Congratulate you upon the immense progres
and Improvements which you continually make On
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. N. SIBAkOsOh.
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NLEYELAND 3 EKIE 3. B.


1855, sUMMER ARBAHGEhI EREE--1 iss1
On and after Mend } AsziI 2yth, 1861 PasssUgsr
Trains VIII ruee HHtrt
. "a . --a-a ND ---..
Lo.oO A. M.-DAV ERAIE-Stopping at
Winoughby- ~ z=ille, Geneva, Ashtabula.
OOnnesut ana alraru OuiY, and arrive at ATisa
LIS Pm; Dunkirk,at 3:S3 ?. a. Buffalo a. 5l0 IN
400 P. M.-ClNClHNATI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
PeinesTllie, AshtabuiR and GiFard only, and ar
riyes ~ Erie 7uO P. n; DpnlIirk $50 p n Bufta-
10 1910 P. N.
l:sOP. MAIL AND NDAOOOAMODATION TRAIN
STOPPING AZ al stations and arrives 1t Erie at
So p. n. -. H-a.
9:l5 ?. E.-HIgHF EKFBESS TRAIH-St0pping a.
Paine5ViIle, ABhtabuls and Girard only, ard ar
TiVes st Erie at los A. n; Dunkirk 235 A. Nj
Buffalo 4:20 A. 4.
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Every Piano EarrsRtediorF five Years,
q six month
OLD PIANO UD DMELOBEBEs TEkEHM EIeHAEs
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sALES Ar AUCTION.
Ivan G. BAKER CO.. AUCTiONEERS.
PEREAPTORY SALE OF

rAINr1scS sr4TyARy r4Ty ssoNzEs s ssr,v wo,vs
On to-norraa (NoNDAYl March so
- The elesau, residence OF z; Burnnam, Esq,
6Wess sAeenth street. between Fifth and Sixth ayenues
DR%%IsG 'spsS ROOM 8 fURSiTGRE SfNsi Pufsse's
Tasses TO match. 500 window; Embroidered Lace
curtains Bronze and ogmou Chandeliers rosewood Sofas
en- suite. with the richest dessrip
lion rosewood Etaseres stauary marble tops; Secretary
Console Tsoes Ebony Char covered with broc4ie lady
Work Table, magnificent Vases imported Paris
ior the eGparb Bronze Fgres represent
Minerva cheyai de Marley, Mazeppa Hamlet Joan OF Arc
Srqsasers r o aS as w9 mach M snmsr and Wn
90 panels Courts OF Versailles and Lnxenbourg
n ne "a censege o also number
kings kecining Chars, Gard and Chess Tahies French
plate Pier ami Mane ATrors Bronze and ormola Cocks
SUPERB MANDOLIN playing ten dieren tunes Velvet Medal
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PrANoFoRTE.
Rchcst Instrument offered auction this season; round
makers all modern rnnroy enents rosewooi stool aud
Cover. Canterbury Mrss EooSs walnut Hattands OH.
cioins star CARPETS 55 rs.atnss M o by eminent artists
Elegant carved sideuoard hxtenson Table Ruby Cut
and Engraved Csta Gass Goblets Champ
'csraas VINES Lamenades Fruit stands superb sesrcs
All Inc China and Glassware from the ceeDra ed house of
PEN Pei IA Go & Psrs yer csise rn oasser lyers DIN.
pish hgpsin RIMS Nal CraeSers Spoons FORK. Sheffield
Mirrors, Clocks Bronze vases walnut Hai,tands. Vel
vet stair Carpet Silver laga iss ssaar Rods oilcloh
Rosewood Dressng Bureaus 2edsteads Armorc aGlace.
Sommod Gu suite y.o iouis W. pare Hair Mattresses
back cpairs Brus es aaa Inglan Carpets Engrav ngs
Toilet sets Easy Char Shades; also al the fur
kitchen Furnture also family Coach made by Wood;
one iq,d Wagon one ar ot Horses one single Horse iiar
Inquire OF the auctouers, y Maiden sne Parties wishing
70 aend ,hs sale iaSe he M ana siyh avenue cars and
stages NJ Asor Hose 81 Nicholas and Metropolitan hotels,
leaving sixteenth street. iew doors from the house,
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REMovAL.

DEwovAi. CtND.-hKs LN0s TsAAcR LATE
- q 30 shdfoa atfrti flt ef. hsEa Z, iutef2 hrt
fyift tae Eube tami skr hEs fwnTNn4 - laf#9
srtui 40 4 psx fN&sF 10 fNtaN tse ll# tg kaH
"a eNNWtfi Nf~ NtH fgNtN.A MMs M94NtlM NM~i
Aa4uNllneuE ~ NlF 1aN#f fNsM.M
MNiHftY oa Na0N 8AN NaeHksMRA9t NMM sl.M4
tAHai A.gtel. 9lHtslte N0s
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VALg KTLE PoNEIMyc 7 Y ! r@EqFEErT. @

yyArU ABLE BOW ERY pKOPEETT
" IANrN ~ MILLER WI sil 81 ansiicn. on T-es'.S
Marc "a n ~ n IL III nrnniNay
tbs fonf sory trc hn.1inr an ~ 81. y Baxsfy
nnrfhwe.t corner N EAvAfH STREET ihe New rra.
Land Hotel. Fs IN ~ el fcai frlut fu feat deep Aisd
Tho thtea soey teek BIildng Add Io.s Nna ana a.
BsyAG street Al an~ ne stove ese i0t 10 fet front
~ fset deAY. flf1.
TIE lhrss ss6ry hriek Bnl and Lci 80 ~ BYwaft.
i9t H. 3 dNei tfnIE f.AI raat irru.
ratol lie pnlr.sse money inay remain o. retAse
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TINTED STATES aARsHAL's sALR
rRIzg PROPERTY
DANIEL II. BuRDETT, AucuonceE
Ry direction Of Hon GIDEON wELLEs Secretary Of ne
Navy.

ny direction Of Hon GIDEON wELLEs. Secretary o. me
Navy.
y virtue OF orders of sale directed by the Hon VIM
Marvin. o the District cou Of the ned States Tor the
Southern District of FLORIDA viii soil By public auction
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 81,
A. ~ O'Clock A. NJ,
At No 10 Barclay street.
The carggcs OF the following vrsseis:--
Steamship virginia.
stramer Afcla
schooners Hcrmora Ariel cornr, Carnits Ceres cou.
rser Lniy, Maria Two Sisters, Kate, Theresa Arsngcg
and -loop Flying Fish.
Consisting ~ a large and vsiuabe assortment o.
I<kuen. Mso~a asd Coros. Uoots. Drugs. ueflcssc2
Wines, BexDbes cordals, Gin. PEPPER coree Tea
Candbes ssp, sllprir, Bsgpng Bae Rope, Nenis OA.e
on s4o Saphur s,aei Paper. Envelopes, Pens Bau.e0
Clolhisg, Leather. Calf and Don. Skins &o.. &c, &c
on WEDNESDAY APRIL T.
AT LAMBEETS srOREe BROOKLYN,
Sthoo.ers Rias Rcd Dart Comet Cafra. t-yiar rish
Courier I.l, Maria aud TraoNe.. Margaret Two ssofs
Ceres TbertsH, Kat. ard By George s0c1es w. II
R0pE skLT, BAoDlNg NND UPLAND AND SEA
ISLAND COTTON
caiao pcs far b1ih tlrf N y fcay for dssFbp;sn
'1'D"' gEaSER BROWN ls wal erect.
anl AZ lie pNto,'y eirrrt sofea
o.riaak JAMES & CLAlF. lnited ai1tes Mstwlsi
hsuthsln Dsfiet ~ F0rfa
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HOTELS.

HOTEL RESTAURANT CABRERA
III hBNERO PORTAH Proprietor
No 10. Cayada dsl Monte So. No.
Campo a. wafse
IN bis Hgie one ~ The hes situated in Fa<sra s,eers
can have snis 81 Furnished Rue - families - 8nNe
Rooms O.. .sAue0 Iiare igtNk female sfqants
T. wei uIpn The ades. Fc~s ila - .. pr dsv yess
viii De fnrliHhf m thw res&ufh IA cane ~ rN3s rate
prices fe sffer i aiwayx rrgQisNN aaa ulsr4
wi ~ fh.s BOO rt'nI narksfr snsf sua he
re afvaniage v beins opsn q hours - sst 49,
nleht
The rufFai1- in oicr y nnkr bic hsei u isft
roNuht l N&tnlas made ae1fi IN, tie Hf hti
rnoAs 4 fafea carrNvts. athes SOL " ahast Nsf
tsua - rrenos tae eonftsi ef fcIes-nsfs
hAaftufEt-
r.uora vt ais1 "a yenuus sgens Nhs -ls tre1sa ar
conifrfRsiS4 eAtfrNfgf ~ then.
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U,oxs OLD BowERy THEATRE
Il SIX MORE NIGHTS
OF
Mr.. JOSEPH PROCTOR
Most positively his
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
LION OF THE FOREST
In his
GREAT INDIAN DRAMA.
MONDAY AND TUEsDAY, March 81 and II.
The wild aud stirring Indian Drama,
OUTAHLANCHET
THE LION or THE FOREST
Ouahlanche tthe chief Mr. Joseph Proctor
Sylvcric (the chief wife) Miss X. D~nvi
20 conclude with tho Drama of
DARNIEY,
KING OF SCOTLAND
Sand McSIcw MIR O. X. For
Lady Margaret Cydc htas r. Denvii
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CADEMY OF MUsic-BaooKLyN
~ GRAND GALA WEEK,
Commencing
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL O,
MIR and MIS-
BARNEY WILLIAMS
respectfully 10 place at
the Academy OF Music, on
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY.
and FRIDAY.
Aprti q, 2, and 10
~hch occasions they viii appear several OF their most
popular
rARCES
assisted company OF talented srsies the
metropolitan theatres
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L'DwARD sTSrzExrcH. AucTIoSERR
u EI.EGAST HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

I'll
- n alANSvVrFoRTk cARPkTs MiKkoks. &c :,
olck. the premises ~ West Twenty nrsi street the
wlole ot ue hsntkomr Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Ac
- said residence which last sprr rsisng
- an i."sn. asog.y asd walnu, Chamber suita prime
BedduK. Toiirt sss enrtsns Bcas EngNAh Velvet
sells Tapesy'asd Three Ply Carrets Oilloshs rrs~woos
Pln0'crfe rtcr 1asses aud Console Tatfs raffor
Suit ftagrrc. Lonnpcs E,tensfon Tablrs Chars side
board CniDa Tea and Dirher ses cu,rry tss cfcrrTy
and .tfsn rsgusises On srhbisics morolns % sale
E FIrzsIwMoNs co, hucTIoxEERs-wIi.L sRtL
On Monfag % u o.xoct 81 1D1 rhrd avf nr la Pix
tnferAui rns~t = 10 aud ItgNor eos. Gssntsrr
hcfr tafnr eass cAee s.aFs 1as Fssnrvs a. Sales 81
liorriaoia slraieaie A.. rHsit Hpny soic,rd
ltEORCE uOLnHOoK, AuCTIONRER VIII crvr
VI hls personal nn0H - % HNusuaa.4 rlfafe
felieIoa fNfHons 4st lug A0IFrxetllne &r re,nt
ffsrn. nads ani best ~ refrreuces given liberal ~
sures tlkac F1rnisare PiaHor hA.frhAa ana NJ
ehhhdise o. every dsscr,lon one cp hfestwsY
(NEo. HoiRRoog. AccrLoSgER oYFicE NO 90
NJ Bfnsfvay wlIl Iuesdsy March al fW[
oeet afThor,tsgn street large ass3ftfu.A 1r lGe
f1scwod and mahogtny Psif0f Fufnitarh rreneh ll4e
lrt Mlrfpfn Gas ieers. Be1rocm DrirH R1Yu suf
hlhcA Fnrniare svery description. Sae lusate. Gaia.
igsuss can b. had at the nisee.
HOUSE AND LOT o. nRooKLyS HEIGHTS AT
IL Affton.-l ". MILLER wll r0spistiY ssi The
NUfcha Il ~ hanre shlcsruom, il brnaaanT. rBcdy.
Mar i a. ~ rcirt. "A tte wosi Desirable 1n.
residence IN the ~ ric1sYn All ADD The
the sAcsioascr olc1. n Pine ssfceL New iorx-
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COTTscHALK's CONCERT
u A CARU.-1he celebrated flnnof0t.c glftlns)
T.. VI GOITsCHALR
Having returned ~ New York atee cacaaGnrv brilliant
and piosp concert tour o tpNnth o. one hnnlrrs
nights In lie West unaeri,nef hha IN. pleasure u an
thai be has NV engagement WIN hi t"t
ihe presnnt season. commencing NJ rtins R the 1A ~
April extending thence FhiiAarinhn balunorr-
Washington Boston and tue Ea-iern states generally In
Nv. ccla the dsrartmguttii Mr. Cots
chsks entertainments the undersigned hAs 80 the plea
10 add that be hsA sucoedcd 10 ensagn a~ charming
young American p ina donna
MISS EMILY BouGHIOH
Concert Managers Nuscl Societies drtif0ah of nrgn
tang FOR Nc, SotschAss Cgncers vii please address
Max Strskosch Irving Hall
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~ SALE or Mr. 7. p. ROssITEV's PAINTINGS.
BY D. W. IVES CO.. at the Derby Galleries. 625 Broad
way. Tuesday evening March 81, At ia clock colloe
tion nearly ninety on Paintings Mr. r. r. Hossiter
eonssns q Landscapes Figure scrp'ura Historical and
other snh ecs Offering pleasing variety and choice Of
works by this fayor,e artist The collection II
htition ready for delivery. We would call
desirable pictures of cabinet size whole which
handsomely framed.
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nnrnm nna anu Lady Edlihs children. -, -, Rrin
| BRIpEsMAIps. VILLAGERS LADIES, 40
| Acr 1.-The BRIDAL.
| 2-ThE FUGITIVE.
/ ACT 3-rIiE TRUST
| AGr t-TiE GOyERNESs.
| THE LOST HOME.
Leader OF Orchestra Harvey B. Dodwortb
| SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADiANCE
| Doors open att to commence Al g.
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HEORRYs WILKINS AUCTIOHEER HOUSEHOLD
vI Furniture. CarItgs Chandeliers. kc--E II LUDLOW
viii sell auction Monday March So at ii O'Clock At
lbl Madison OF Inirty third st. quantity OF
Household Furniture yxRosewood Soias andArm tharss
In hair cloth; walnut Bookcases Rockers Library Iahes
Etagerts rosewood, mahosany and walnut French Bed
steads Washtauds Spring Beds Straw,
Cotton and Hair Mattresses Wilton, Brussels and Inefan
Carpets; Oicloths &c also all the Das Fixtures, chande
les Brackets 20 together with assortment o. Kitchen
Furniture Catalogues at the auconeers oace, No. fne
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A RriYfcIAL BT tuuruL PATENTED TTRrif -
"A National Dtersi eAiNryi hisih .vra9e, fsTmrr n
T-sniy yserDna sfssf. sHv~r 8eis ory " n,bysf tir
9..nae. 81. slags reih 81 f-rs f-ess. Gol. o.
lfFnliuns Aear1 a. D. sAsh ~. Dtafiat
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MILLER x KENNELLY WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on
1 Tuesday March 81 At l. o'clock at salesroom III Broai
the valuable three story and basement brown stone
House No 37 West Thirty seventh street between s nth
Eighth Also the Laschold Property NJ. 2
Franklin hrec story handsome Dwelling, IS years Lease
from May 1885, Sale positive TO the highest bidder DOT
remain mortgage. For and further part
cnlars inanre al the aconeer olee g8 Pine street
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UCTIoN NOTICE -EXrENSIvE SALE OF HOTEL
n Fnrnture-Ai the Furniture and Fixtures Of the Bath
Hoel Long Island. viii be sod without Mon
day. Ap , At the Hotel consisting Of three hundred Hair
and Straw Mattresses 10 five hun bred Linen and Cot
Sheets also ccnnterpsnes Bed spreads Pillows and
Bos-rs NAPKINS Table Linen. Table Cutlery Silver and
Plated Ware also e.seads bureaus Rosewood sofa Bot
ply Carpets; Oco.hs Mating. Curtains Mirrors; also
1arre io oi glassware a crc@ery, Dining and Extension
Tables also Kitchen Furniture Range Cooking, Paror and
Once owes; Ohce Furniture; also one light Road WAGON
Huck Market WAGON. two Horses, Harness. double
and SINGLE and many other articles too numerous to
mention
f Il any parties dcsirous of purchasing the whole
or the anove prop.y they do by calling address
lug GEO. SHIELDS Al said Hote until the LIST day Of
April
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At PUBLIC Auction.

TOHN II. BURLY, AuCTIONEER, sALEsROoM ~
81 Canal will give his personal attention 10 sales Of
Furniture private dwelling Real Estate Or,
Furniture, Carpets Bedding &c Reference, Francis Pa
John Everett EsQs President and Cashier Of the
Bowcry Bank.
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A CHINO BADLY DECsrRp ANn pHOgEs rEErff
n nAy nrr tf fts tsi W So fsaaefrf f'~tf .ttts-
kn4 y ffafff ~ yHstt III ~ AaHtfft irts is~fh
~ 80 eofgp9gnf 4 - tn4 ttas. ~. No. sAfN w.
meet hnaNN4a e4fAltes q siA knprN
fu $50 lsl estl afefr - ctfsfHf 49,
tFAfNs }. ~ HhErs. HN8s4aa efsfaar 81 uuaf ~.
N4aY IN. rear. ~ MfiisHMaF
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n unaet iatft ait nHiif np rsrfa rnwNssf
u - II 81 usfa s e8eff kiag ~ eavty rtef
wiAgas IL. 80 ra.Iaaea Il ~ q. e1sfes rLfh
- st wAeE0 Az " tssn og0f l1tall ca. Oalsas.
y,TNTT eTRY n aA.K EsTa&crap rn0pkarps %
ftNlA. tMslf } " Asn@a fsM asWG4 Mt -
NH We# r4N4 WNf 4Hf tAMrNHrH NWNfNns~W. fHf
HH.0sVw HHHMN Iss. .Hr b ~ 90 S4AsFt'.
II W## F.e NsN ~ teEaNN i."MMps t fetfA FtNntA
~ 40lA N8 y. h WAYf = s+ll alseas
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1863. THE 1868.

rrSSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
VIII 4: eo S, n5 a,,i f .rSr Rourr
Fsoa Nrw Yokx raE PsISeIr.L WEstsN N,IIhs
seven trains run daily fom Sew-lork to fhiade'iha VI
r,, SsM 1si''S TsSlSs fGR TIE IEST By THIS
NJ" koIJTE LEAVE NEW-NORk FROM THE
FOOT OF COuRrLANDrST. ,
By~sy Of Philadelphia the morning passengers rsve New
Yak Al m same tune other routes evening passenger
Al o - N one hour ser than other hnes
By way OF Aentown, e'enns passenger cave M
arrive AZ he tine Northern lines M thicsro and ~
point. tho NofthMcs trc.thne, indAnapoi' Louisville
81 Louis Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati and AL main
points West. with fewer changes OF cars
Slr-pn. Cas- without, chanee. ftom Philadelphia u
pitt.bnsn $50 miles. ana New Pittsburgh Al IsA
smoking and Saloon Cars on all trans
Fsro the other routes
hatra.c checked through. Transfers nee.
Secure ticAets good unit used oy ftsonigh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The P.nu.,lvania Central Company runs an EmigNnt
Accommodation Line which shcris comfortable mode oi
ta,. 10 parties moving westward at oneha tie usual
OF iue. ,,r,,u-,
Rv This route feights # 81, descriptions Ne forwarded
t. nor. any point tho Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky,
ROAD Dl.tt og ~ any pot te naysaO- syers Of the
West By ,,canoIs from Pittsburgh
o Freight 20 ard from point In the West ~
On. Pchs ,nia Central Railroad all lime. favorable
cha icd ~ o.hcs Railroad Companies Merchants sno
,ippers inun> the tnrspsaicn Il their FREIGHT 20 'hs
Company can rely with con9dtncs on its speedy fa.iI
LINE smtk.
Farmers and Dealers In Live Stock viii Ind ih' mo"
a' na''n route tepacious laid. wei Wal. ra sha ur
and as c9Dn"c ions aud c,cry aoon !. paid % .nsi ~
r,n iirfnsn"fz where VII oc found e.cfy nri
i,sd9s a.. .',ns choice l. 9 ,s,ss o. M,, AZ
J. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No As'o' HOUSE
LEECil Co. fpght Gents sc,,h w,m.. a
MCDONALD pIsCuOff Kmisisn, Asen's.
10. bas,sry rS-~
rSocr LEWIS cc,cr.l So oeIin'rr''ao'. .'is'a. J .
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AliliMrn Notifies.
Wanted,

TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES,
40 WHOM $500 WILL BIZ PAID
sy the County Substitute aud Relief Committee Apply i'm
s.edhieiy at Nos. q ana Is Duares'
BY order Of the Committee,
GEORGE OPDNKE. Nwor.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ELlJAU +. PURDy. Supervisor.
CRlsON ELUNr Supervisor.
WILLIAM L. STEWART. Supervisor.
WILLIAM ". TWEED Supervisor.
CosSstIvs CoasOS,
Gro y THozpsoS.)
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Gales bn Auttion.
A UCTION SAL E
TIMBER LIMITS,

WIN he Eo'd by Ancon on WEDNESDAY, 3@h Soptenlos
The following valuable TiMbLH LIMITS one hundred AMI
s-yrnytwo square mics belonging 10 the sie hIiD OF
McG Co, In lquiision md siuaed on tie iivef La
csuauean, behind iswi1u in the County OF Moncalin
THEE large gHutity - PINE which can be made ei'n'
into los. ,laa. tbet it T. chiefly Of Urge sse sid
superior qu ity owing lie hardwood svi sd olg ehsi
aci-r Of the country. SPRUCE also sbouns and from tHe
rai.e- Q! nnu.nh 1. iEeo u o.sdes ANAL 40
Ccdsl and iud'Sooi inler Il various Aind-
Tie hapsss o.ras,iyey easy and the mih EVER seLs''
ally favorable fJ diving.
great advantage OF these Limit. IL that provisions ana
pro,eudr Ac. delivered TIE si1ris ~ M'nt' -
Tc~ owing 70 The Ilwdou scernt being not f "er noh
- m4rs rom tue greatest body Vi Pine.
Terms LIBERAL for % plans ani further
ton sPpiy to COURT MACiAIOS.l, Accountant 'ioh'
u,s.
Sale at O'clock 0, the Office Of the Subscribers.
JOHN LEBTl.,O a Co., Anct.oDeen.
Montreal Sept, l6 1883
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORKi
For New Haven, !, Ia, IL 30 m l!il3 III IN
~ Bridgeport, = 5 (Eah 1870 M 1915 tEI) IN
NKl. ) 50 3.Jl and 7. II.
Fos Milford and STAFFORD = II 20 a u. $50 $50
For rairfcid Souihpe.; and Westpor, ii ~ a. H. 1'So
sop III.
$50 80. $50 P. n. "a.
For Dar.eu and Grcrnweh, = 80 1850 m $50 $50
70. stamford : OK $50, u;oos ~; n:ls tEI) IN
For PoIt Chester aud intermediate r.tous $50 iiDs
m $3.50. 80 $50 $3.50
For Port Chester aud New Rochelle, p N
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VIA Springfield lFx) $50 (EI p IN
For Boston via Shore Line, 1913 TX J, Z. IN
For Hartford and Springfield, a IL. tEhL l'0, ~
(EIl 8p. III. ~,
ll.aD a. IN. and 1880 p IA 10 NcEthalEptou
For Hartford Providence and tIshkl Railroad tEAl
ll;os i,
For New Haven, New London end s,Onington Railroad u
8 IN, 1915. 23o, 3 p m
For Canal Railroad i2:lS p to NORTHAMPTON
For Housal.nic Railroad a. m 1850 p IL. TO Wow MD
ford Wrimesdsys and Saturday.; To ft;sh-d.
Tor NrsstGcs Railroad. a. m, 1880 p u
For Danbury aud Nor~ .ls Railroad a. m, 40 M
Commoaioas Sleeping Cars attached To p m TrSins
JANIS H. hofr, Superintendent
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tp,rY MxDicAL iOAHf ~" ~ tr'''.' IT,. N.~ OK.
~ ~fgv od.cnl Board. red lor ne d rpo,r
a niuiqy 1 a.f'. fG- appointment ~ riADtOrS aua
IANl-5LlliEHas io ce.tna f.Dl. i-e't aaiy a.
u .i,saag tD,fi f's t-.'s i 30 o. O. o i A. d..
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Gtales, Sc.

ROWk's STANDARD SEA Il L. =.
ID ESTABLISHED 40 ifAHS.
Adapted - every branch Of businrss ~hri" ooiio' ANA
du.abl, SCALE T. rsqlfsd ,.,. -,
sCALfs ~ RAILROADS. COAL aud hAl dsal"f,
kCAIEs fo- PROklSlUS, GRAIN and ntpN b'.'rs
SCALES ior GKOCfKS, DRUGGISTS sud ohe''i"h'''
Counter Portable Platform, Dormant rca"s, &c
Wei. lmastrf. nshns Ffrnes gni Aquarium . 800,
sCALks I'd listed 60 suit fonifn Simdafds Az "i ~'"
ae ,nrr n,d IA every ,n ,lsf 40 Who.ss. aud h'tnh
II. BROWN tfuccrt1or 60 !. h. Brosnl hsi"im t"i'
80. bsrcay.t Opposite Aston ho''o'
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4. ~. AEKviS, Auc;ioneer. go
10y BANGS, nERWIN Il Co., Irving Build
- mg. No, 90 and DC BroYdways OF Look' sa'
orsry PiturO. Works Of Art fancy oood. Furniture lc
HOSDAY fNENlho, sept II, Att ociork.
OLD AID NEW BOONS-Beuig In part. selections 'loui
rry.ie Libraries, corrffus any aanusi NofAs, ireud.
ng collection Of Theological Books aud variety oil
.ew Publications,
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i PORT and FALL RlyER.--The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS; tsp' Brown ies,es Neyieis
O'Clock =. ~ AMI the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BTayto1, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, al O'Clock y ~
from rior No ) Mo- tn River.
-sor no room. VIII be regarded secured to any sppli'
cant unnl he same shsu heyr been paid for
feirut Bos,On forwarded through with great dispatch
BY al Ekpfe.. rcsM llag.