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ITO CONTRACTORs.-Sephrato sealed pro-
Il po.Ls. each tndor.ed ~ithl,hs ts Of Tire work fer
wi The I'D b. offered VAL be rocsiysd :. th' oaes
until u ocpct Of MONDAY July 90 l6tJ. for the con
,trsotion Of srvs IN The following streets 10 wits
GlG,L between tlb ard 3hsvs t9dst between liza snd
i3tb-sva tsths between 2dsv and Eat River ofandsL
Be Cannon aud Levi, Csnnop-.t, between De-
l.Lcy AID Ryingloa snd Broadway. between ss'h and
ysth cts
on ~ obtained application the Contract Ciefs o.
this oIos. 1hO5. bIINtNs ( Nioton
ROBT L. DARRAGH, iAqusdne,
A.. w. CRAVEN. } Board
Ofoe Of the Croton Aqueduct Board. July T. 1907
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CEALED PROPOSALS are Invited till tho
- 18th day Of July aJ ct 10 o'clock for furnishing the
suhsistsnse Department with 10 900 barrels Of Flour
Bids will be received for what's known - No No. and
rate bd, will b. rse.vrd for rlour good secondhand bar
Of the grade shove Bss for the daersss grades
for second band bo heud 10 upou separate sheets Of
p.psr.
The delivery Flour be commenced 90 o. soost s
Goth JAY soon thereafter - the Govern nsns msy erect
msn warehouse in osorgstown, 9, The whAvss - q the
rsilresd depot, Wssbnytsa. u. q.
Tao barrels u be GronS aad hssddnsd
Payment will Be made certificates Of Indebtedness
sash funds TIE Government may have fss Asbu
ton.
The usual 0svsrnnsnt insyssuos viii ~ made Jest bssss
tho Flour " rsssivsd $500.
Az oslh OF allegiance must accompany ssoh bid
No bid win be satesinsd frsn PARTIES mo have prsv
ously failed to comply with their bids or from bidders net
present to respond.
Bias to be directed TO Col A. BEcKwITH. A D. @ end
C. 5. u A., Warrington. and iadsusd Proposals. for
Flou.."
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Amnsfmtntg.


RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM
- EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
COMMENCING MOSDAY. July 6. 1868
ONE WEEK MORE,
ONE WEEK MORE,
ONE WEEK MORE,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST WIsGK
LAST WEEK
GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM THUMB,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE.
and tbs word-renowDed
COM. MUTT,
COM. MUTT,
DOM. MUTT.
the three SMALLEST MEN AND WOMEN svsf known
Q the fseo OF the globe.
This 10 positively their
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM,
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM.
Nor~si ls;I D.ubury 18Th 18Th, and BddIspOh i7sh
and 18Th p;rAI% Y ' OF E Fl ks'fRssM SHrY
the re,ts,t curiosity and wonder ia the wed less than
quarter the ,iss OF ordinary psopsJss
PERFECT IN FORM AND FEATURE,
IERf Ell IN tOKM AMI tEAl OhL,
INTELLIGENT, EDUCATED. AFFABLE,
and every way sgrs.sbs They viii 10 exhibition every
EVERY MORNING AT II O'CLOCK,
In the Lecture Room Of whieb Ia Tree 70 ali VIII
tors they sypssr thar wedding dresses and other
aud various chsIsesrA and remain exhibition I'll
AFTERNOON and EVENING beside tbsir exhibition on
the platform In the Mate all OF the Ma.sum ct and
O'CLOCK, they appear In the Lsotrs booG bstwesa The
scs CT the Play II varsity Of cospmss AMI ehArscerl
Also. to b seep. -
The GRAND AQUARlA. Learned Seal, Sea Lion, Mon
Bear Living Anaconda Wax Figures and Million other
Wondsfa
Tho Manager has the subtraction Of announcing engage
msnt with
sANFoRD's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
sANFORD's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
sAHfOKD'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
the beat company of
NEGRO MINsTRELs. DrLINEArORs.
NEGRO AlNsTRELs. DELIkEATOh5.
COMIC OPERATIC PERFORMERS
COMIC OPEkATIC PERFORMERS
COMIC OPERATiC PERFORMERS
in the country II 10 composed Of tie best talent Of
TWO ENTIRE COMPANIES,
TWO ENTIRE COMPANIES
The beet singers dancers aud couo opegslo ars1 70 b
found In A ica or ths world
They give their iniuiitsble performances
EVERY AFTERNOON o. J oclock and
Admission TO ell Is centsI Children under 10. Is cents
The management 10 happy to inform hb patron. that hs
has made by which ne ss them uokess TO
the Greet GALAXY Of An. No. els Broadway " os1 sseh
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Excursions.

EOR CATSKILL and MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
l. The steamer THOMAS POWELL vii issv. fooi Of
f!1nkLn.tl TUESDAYS and ThI hoDAIo Of each we.t
&, p. II aud SATURDAYS at - q H., landing 81 Asl.
dsn, connecting with ssfss At C.'tLl 70 tie nE..in
House d, mi ard Ohio, LssT,, Cbf.k for New yofk
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. ate Ia
EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY ISLAND.-Tb
IL Carr Of the COMFY ISLAND and BEOOKLYA
RAILROAD COMPANY run every sI minutes from FULTON
end Catherine Feui.s brooilyn correcting Of city Inc With
for Grssbfed Grvesend SIsspsbs.d Fay and Censy
Islsad-DIookIyI, May 10 1869.
". y. C. COKE Superintendent
EISHING BANKS. MARYLAND
lss.es Psek-slp IA IN. West 31h-t, boy st. u
Pier North River a. daily except Saturday, faIs % cents
Music, Refrstbmsnts Bait AUD Lines on board.
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Corporation Notices.
OyyIca oy STREET CosnIuiosBh
No2J7, Brodwty, Nsw-Yort

NO AZ, Bfod"ty, Hs~-iort)
ITO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS nclosed
IN sealed rsoJs, ndorsed with the title ofths work
sad With Off biad. written thereon via be re-
esEsd q, this &c 20 Until SATURDAY July 10, ISoJ, Of IL
FOr and grading curb and gutter and Gag In
Fify eshth lfes between Third aud Lexington sy.nusA
.Is s..ai oct CO.., sn n . .1sa sIS
f0r rnt and rsdns Ninety fourth street, esweeo
Fourth ana Filth avenues
For .s,tns esfb AID gutter and G In Nn,y,hira street
between Third and Foar,h svenuss
For ..ns srib gutter Gag Eighty fourth street, be-
tween T. fhib avenue and Broadway.
For ssps curb and seiisr sne Gas
'..ash street, ron Teild avenue 10 L..' River.
LeIinstSn and Fourth svsnus. ,
For rs..,lss esib nyOsnL street between Third and
For nssInt side Lexington svsnue between FOrtieh
and Foy fs, s;Ies;s snd on sor'b aids fofsh street, %
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues
For tlins .anIse lots New avenue eat between One
huHdrod srdtresiy see9Ea and Ors hGHarsdahdfssniy
Foi Gls .ank.a o,s between One hundred and .wsu.y
sshih and One and -oiy EiHA '!Fes;s aid The
Fer f.ncns v.o.pt llts IN Sixth sr.nu. rom Tiesh to
fn't-' street. ,''. faists street from Fh s''ne' TO
To- sss ho.. o.rr.s.. ,or Hose comp.ry No -
ror building Pier e, III. foot Of Tsi'ysA'h 'r''A North
Tsfsurdirr Pier $, the foo, Of On. Hundred Seven
t.saik sussi Ts, River.
:;.:.a r. Fer: a.: :aS e. s sSrss R,.I
Dor sfs9sns clip. bsivssG fisfs ~ And j. kasi RIVER
Tor or a., eli loot u G0uVcru.ar stree, Es,, River
For tudiRs '1ssm hfesnsius ssd tender tot ConPan,
Fsr bsna1t steam FIRE .bsin. and tender for Company
81 building steam f.ssrn. and ,,sasr for COMPANY
So bsnsibs steam hrsenstps and .snds for Company
Tor buldnt steam tf..nsins ssd tender for Company
Ne w.
yor surliut boob ,nd ladder ,ru's t'r cOmp.n, Mol
TOr bsiinI koot and LADDER uscs for Company no ~
Bef beidins new hose osulsss for Company NO. ~
Yer bsl.lin. a.- hoe saris.s Tor HpAny No H.
Carh ard tuisf ssd hss In Fhth avenue bsivesh my
.NaaN.r b rIHHa ana
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Jnsnrante Companies.

A RE YOU INSURED
"A OTyICn ~ rnE nc TaKhi FIHH IssvtArcB Co,
No 10 Cbathanl-squsre, corner hott-'t,
MISSIONS, JAY Q, 1903
Al the snnu election held Iii. day al tie Office Of the
Compsuy the following named gentlemen wefo elected
Board Of Dlfscl tors for the ensuing yssf! .
I,..s u Bar..t Ulysr ". woodford,
YlD.h " Purdy George }. Hamilton,
James Y. Nstalns David MsApin,
Samuel ksybOI. John Robinson
Bath B.rls william Poet
ksrril Ii. Smith, John Ash.
Jonstbsg Pufdy, John u. simpson.
David hshsny, Jacob Miller
Joseph " bthsd fisTrisou Hall.
William Simpson Jau % l.. Stow al,
John P.usnw ChsA ID. Bailey.
James Davis, Albert Hall.
Tdwin A. Hopkins, Joseph Hose,
Edgar NJ. Crawford =. squfes
H. H. Peterson. D. D. Nandefhon,
Ame, I'pham. b. A. Comsook.
Al m,.tips Of us Board OF Directors held Immediately
.n,r IN. election ISAAC o BARKER WA nously
elected President cad CHAkLks % BAILEY Vcs-frssi
dspt By srdsr h. D. BELLOWS, Secretary.
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- Z o z Z L L Y II o l. ID Z Il 5
xIXrH AND IlIrH WARDS.
TAKE NOTICE

By certain msps and other documents depe.ssd tns
s,Iee, oe. ABsss,' .ss s VIZ woos
t2dst ID. sou.ry ns Of ssth have conpsied their
sob nays AID obor documents hs tho said
have dsessded at least departed ho he safe and rho
some oa.,on aud law in suon cases made and provided "
That all cost and damage COT such opening EAl be assessed
upon the seve lots onng or 10 mont upon the same or
hs the between snh rouis and the next sdon.
Ing street avenue and have embraced viii tho lin s OF
TIER said severn assessments all those pieces or parcels Of
snd stusisd Dsivee Ia.t and lvst aud tho stb ana Nn
.nd .s q. and H.. sh and "a avs Also oil o.. pscs,
',usted betSocE 5ss and lat st. and tie oh Ans e-av,
I'D also ny portion o. tht cs". Pam sS. s, ,"a
essssnspt report to be presented os ceInsms'A on
fridsy the lTih day ofJuly, 1879
<Ays and sls sae srths and between the Sth and eb'
svtSnd <st and sshss aud between seh aud loists th
imposition Of h. sorsaaed ss,esment tog.hsr with tie
90 nmsouers Of Central Park sereby respectfully In
sa,s. ,nS ., THIS fri.y, rvESiaa Jaly IT, ., 4
oooes Tor the purpose Of son'uon aud sd'ie' snat 20
tai. ,asb further a. my BE- nooe. to in,.so n:
aid Of the Courts and authorities TO relieve u Of toe
$ MOGLrOs '.sh,.-, 81 AID L.Iins;onsu.
THOS. PINCKNEf. k9th.t, 80 and Lsringonsva
s s STEPHENS. 3ls,-st. ID aud LsIingonsvs
JOHN ~ WELSH <5,h-,t., 81 and Lerngtopsva
BRYAN McCAhlLL, ssh st, 30 and Ls1iHs'0H'sV@
FtM scHAEFER th-sv. 92dd
sIkIN% Wtysr sSs San ' nd iIs .'d
JACOB hHLis, stihst. ID snd LerisE.on'syI
JOHN BAYLIs :nh-.,. 81 aad LsIlnssoH-sva
TlIOs McsPEDON. 71d.st 3d.sv.
JOHN CALLAHAN 70.hn. ID and Nh-svL
HUGH MccABE, 62d.,t Sd and LeInsonsva
I, BRowN Cd" LsIinston."
THos boyle; .s.h,;t 80 aud Lerinston'"
ASCAN BACKUS, corner tlsh.l and 3d-sv.
ANsoS HERRICK LsIngoDt, a'ast
Tros MccAHiII. Secretary.
Nsw.YoTG, July b. 1859
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proposals.

DACIFIC RAILWAY. - Tho Undersigned
i will receive PROPOSALS to furnish -Four Thousand
"a 900 Tans Of RAILWAY IRON OF ANY pNt thereof. for
Company Eastern Division" The Iron to be Of American
Of tho beat ousy. and 10 be dsvsfsd either
orih Kansas City Communications er farther
informaon to be addressed 70 the andsrssped OF 70
SAMUEL HALLErr 4 Co, No. 81 Bssversti New. York.
Terms, ossh os esivsry q fhEhoNT,
Now-York June g. 1861 PrsSt u. 7. hallway. = u.
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Gicamtcais ano Railroads.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
IL FORD. connecting With Rsllfosd TO SPRINGFIELD,
SOUTHAMPTON. BELLON 5 FALLS. BkArILE.
BOtO, &e. sissmet GRANITE STAT leaves Pect:allp
Ai4 p NJ Monasy Wedpo.lsy aud Friday. Steamer CITY
or HARTFORD iesyes PscS..lp T. u, Tus.a.y
Ihnrsdsy and Saturday.
III. o! this lire Gsol.s Sound ,eamoTs and
commanded by eompston ana expo .snced 0AiceIs
s-v.Yort, MAY IS 1863
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NIBLOp GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MANA0Hk.....wMW HEATLEY.
Begin q 1, conclude ct twenty misutss 10 Ii
FRIDAY. JULY ~. 1903
THE ATTRACTION OF THE CITY,
John prsashaIa's grad romantic Drama, entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
SIXTH WEEK
TRIUMPHANT CAREER,
NO pIMiNUTioN
IN THE NIGHTLY THRoSGs
DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
KNOWN TO THE METROPOLIS FOA YEARS
Tue osl,brsisd Irish Comedian and Vocalist.
MI COLLINS. 49,
Who has y.rehsed the sole right fos the production Of this
''''''A PD'' - CaRRicKYERGUs.
An Irish Soldier Of fsruHs, with the Songs VIM
BRIOHT WINE" sad "WhILE THERE'S LIFE
Mr. VIM wHEATLEY
10 his remarkable ysrsonsiien OF
Capt HENRI DE LA0ARDERE.
UsIPPRoACHABLE CAST
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ORlGISAL MUSIC,
NEW COSTUMES.
MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
and FURNITURE,
With the NEST 90 nplete
IN TIE COUNTRY.
MuaoL Conductor. b. DoDWoRrH
Boroscs spsn daily. ron TIL :, where seats can b
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
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Go mbom II man Concern.

I MYSELF-A YOUNG LADY, 10 years OF
age moving 10 the hs; circle Of society desfous Of
breaking lilo Doboony OF fs wish TO open eoHsspondenee
with young geuismsn po.srs.ins liberal share OF CON-
with the view Of improving my style Of compo
.oB Would cot object 10 MaTAIIO siAL Pro ECI.
Carte de Visi,e would be welcome. Address Box NO W.
HiusdAe, Csttarsasos Co. n. T.
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81. bb,. nous, so hbis On. Mol - ~
n,s, IA cc sOsn whssA n ees bssA C:ss. -
~ ~ ouo bush Osts W 49, fssssAeR ~ ~ AAeAs&
d. 3 uttsg. s 100 d. ksfEolAnD
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EOR NEWPORT via NETWORK and
II NYW-RAVEN end SHORE LINE RAILROAD-Os
and sh,r MONDAY June 49, 1857 TR AIN viL ss.. NH.
ct end tL-sv. al l2l p m passing thresn nsv, hsvea.
Gu, ohsnrs Of cara whss the splendid steamer WstsF Lay
win waiting u sss nmedi.e'y % the svs oil the
Bsy arriving 10 Ich:s: .siS .Ia s.sisss chs. l'd
tkIsakk SA1 n 6HAA - w"
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Urn GOODS.

X thoEs EMBROIDERlEs, LACE sHAwLs,
SSsN HDKFs, Ribbons. MILLINERY EItE
a-innn0ps. LINENS FLANNELs, HOUShkEnrINooo
a00Ds, HOSIERY, PAkAsOLS. SUI HMbHILHAS
EB-LADIEs AID GENTS KID wy I,1 70, Nv W Is
2OLLAMm y iNA X. Il. MACY.
No. so4 and 200 Sixth Avenue doors below 18Th st
NOTICE, NOTlCA, MOTIF, AVls;MStrans;
~. i, FEo sa iSpiX STORE new o0.ol No
SIS BROADWAY between IS9 sos sn ~. re0.
,,tss %Siss Pinsspps Back PinsapPs. Plaid and
Srpsa Pns.pples wais and ell oolon Of Orspss sa..'
49,. Nsnkeeps Clias lea Ssst EDe tssortpsIt o.
Amsrssn Indian Goods eHrlosuss e.es.n. Snh''' s''
fsS1s viii 6nd tbeu1se fully emunsrsed by taxing
ranhls Of v,tns the above essbshpep before making
~, Sprps purchases IA tbis line OF COCOA -,
osid containing FULL LIST 9, these unique ana so
FOUNTAIN Il Co., . -
Ne $50 Broadway, Nsw'fort
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professional Notifies.

CHARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Counsellor q. Law Proctor and Advocate In u Cour,
No. 3J9 Broadway, Nsw.Yort. Rssideocs-No ~ Londoa
Terrace, West 23d-st- lbetwssn Sh and lOth-avs
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HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE Co.
IL no. A5 wALL-sT. N.
JrLy I, 1883
CASH CAPlTAL.............. ..OiOUsOVVs
.i.sr providing for ali eutstAnd-
SURPLUS }iug Claims. and Di,ilsDds Of Sin $4,000.
per cent declared this dsy,......)
The pany hereby give notice that tbsy have increased
their Capital 100 100 100000. which eli paid
IN AID together With their Surplus securely invested
They give Dotos that they prsDsred TO issus sdd
tsa Policies OF Fire insufsno- based upon the increased
spla respectfully solicit the liberal fsvsrs Of the pub
o a. special regard FOR Their Interests has been had In
doubling tho sscuiiiy onsIsd . . ,
Bnsy 4. wALooTT. ssofstafy.
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NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADKLPHlA AID the SOUTH and WEST. via JkH-
.nd 10 a m. l. G. 1872 and ll.3o . m Fave ~ through
b.ssss. checked All and 10 m. AID % and ll-o p IA,
~ W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No bAssIs. vii be fsesTsd for trains unls.. delivered
and oheri,3 IS minute, In sdvsrCs OF the time OF ssvnk
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EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor of Tho
II scslps and Operating and Consulting Surgeon. No q
3thav Ocs coRsu aiions the obscure diseases 81
the pelvic .scer Rupure Piles. varcocele ana Fist1A
radically cured without the knife A.tIure Once heun
non 10 g. to ;. and 7 TO 3 evening"
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-C. ID. HAM.
~ MOSD, L. D.. No. u Eas. 27.hst, n. Y. O&es Lsau
from TO 10, 70 J. and to 8 evening"
AW BUSINESS.-It take good cases and have
DO fee do not succeed. N HOWES Attorney. Ceasr
seller spd Notary Public, No. 70 NlsssusI
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Urinting.
Ocean Gieamcro.

rJNHE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN
wALrzR PAIOs Conan apdor.
Win be dispatched
Fyem L,s~peJ lron N~s. }~s
Saturday MAY Is, Saturday Ipns6
Tuesday jane 30, TUESDAY. Jaiy 81,
and q. regular intervals tbsreehsL
FIRST CABIN 10 W"
~
Exeuson Tickets ou md back in the PiIsI and Second
Cabins only. . fare sne bali - .
Servants pAs.erE.r and children under Is
ysars Of age, half fare. Infants fIso
THIRD CABIN ~
ALL FARES PAYABLE IN COLD. Oh IFS kCCINA-
LENT IN u g CURRENCY
Each passenger tloD ed ~ cubic lest Of iuggsse.
An experienced surgeoR on board
Fer pas1sys, apply 70 $500 ,-rr
Atths Once, No 2t broadway.
Rowland L AsfINwALL. Agent.
No. 81 5ostb.t
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NEw-YoRK & NEw-uAyEy RAILROAD.
Passenger Station IN Es-Yofs corner ?1shst ard Ghs'
Entrance o. 77tbtl
TnAINs IFAVE NTWTOnk.

TRAINS LEAVE sEWTORk;
for New Haven. :. FLh lL0 a Ia llls lkrh
~ iErJ > 30 sN,fd o. -
Dor bdes. pori tEIj Il.). m IL; (EI). 40
IA } % ~ and ..
90 Milford ana . f.'ofd 7. l.3o 20, 40 .. m
Dor fairfield. Southport and Wss.9oiL ! I'D II. s'@
fof Eor-,i, 7.Goo. u-,o . nI ials OH 40 tEI).
Far Dsri,n .nd Greenwich. T. 800. Ilo m 40 40.
Fcr Stamford : GA so. li1c. m i;i' OIL 40
Fof olt che, ~ l6ulermsiiai, s,son, go, III
n. } % Al ~. 631p
b., Port Chs.tef and New Rochelle p II.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston, va Springfield, 4 II. III 30 (LL sP N.
Pr Boston. va Shore Iine t2.l3 IN J. r. IA
Por Hartford aud sphn.esld, - u Orb nn. IN
On y II. -,
II. ~ o. ~. and ! - q. m. ~ Northampton.
Yof Hartford, PIoudsGos sld fuhkll Railroad. (KLl
ll3U N. .
For New svop New London Ard stOH!nsion hAlI0.4 81
Q a 10 y u. 30, ?. IN
For Canal hsifoAd, ~ % p. n. 10 Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad. . o m, % y.
For ksusatsck Raire.d, a m, 40 p IN
For Dsnbut, aud korwslE kG4fosd, . H., ~ .. m
Coma,odiou, Sleeping Carr tach.d TO g. IN Il ain
JAMES n. HOYT. Superintendent
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IRVING HALL-THE STEREOPTICON.
The great success attending tha ~ondsrfa exhibition has
indseea The snsnAS snlcni TO continue IL during
THIS WEEK.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROGRAMMES
SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING,
Tickets, IS ceutA Children. Is cent?
Family tistets admitting sH persons 81.
Special Notiss-No Performance ON Friday Evening
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ZANE ENGLISH' THEATER.
- AT LAURA kEENE'S.
THE FuRORE OF EXCITEMENT
To sse the rrssi Variety Comedy OF tho
WIVES OF pAhl3
warrants tho msnsysu.ni in r.Pes.in{ II the
FOURTH SUCCESSIVE WEEK.
Introducing the great - - 1890
Ballet Corps Dramatic Company,
SINGERS, DANCERs. ACR0BATS
The bssliliul
EOsrTA.
100 STAR PERf ORMEhS.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE,
commsnsiBa 81 81 o'eloek Al the sonPany VIII sppeAr
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Gr.s, .ueoe.s Of the COMEDY COMPANY under
Miss EMILY THoRNE. and
Mr.. MARK SMITH.
Tho Oreai CemsdisD,
hr. sETCHELL,
IN a New Chsrsctsr
TONIGHT will be presented three pieces s5oundns In
rliTth:
NINE POINTS OF THE Law.
100 hILLINERS, end
REGULAR FIX
Os MONDAY, Jaly l5 VIII be produced 81 eIsFely new
BURLESQUE
written for this company. entitled
LEAH THE bOhSOOk.
Also tie brilliant comsdis,ts acted here, srted
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS.
Doors open ct u commencing Of It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
elsss steamer will leave N.v York he ID. lJh end
I'D OF each month except when those dates 's on sun
DAY. when the day Of departure VII. DO tie AO"DAi !o
FOR sish, passage. srp'y Al ne Only .s, No Bow"
ing H. D. ALLAN tt-h1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
6ieamboats an0 RAILROADS..

TOE Newburgh West Point, Poughkeepsie.
and Rondoutst.,nsr Mary Powell losv.s pior foot Of
Jsy-s, every s.rho0n at 81 seOck fof West Point New
hurah. PonThk eep pie and h0hdout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10

LIRE RAlLWAY.-Passenger trans.
IL y n, EIpfsU for Buffalo
$50 H.. Mn. daily. fo' Oui'ina
j. MAJ f5f h1rslo ,.
fpm WAY for Ods,ile. Hs~burrs and wsrwi.t
% m Night EIpe.s daily. lot Dupkkt Buffalo Koch
e.t.i C,p,rdaixua I'D phnrPA 'stos Train o. sAia1
1,y ruu, tsrouth Buffalo hut does ret DunrLk
pm, Ea.l .rsut - pu.tI. ,,,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
A gsir OF slinsory.
fProrn the Newark rrue American. !


The following shows how the humiliating,
and to the North, disgraceful bid for peace
known as the Crittenden Compromise, as
amended by Breckenridge to further degrade
the North, was received by The rebels:
Dec. 4ih.--O, r. Singleton, Of Missis
sippi said:
81 am not here for the purpose of making
any comprc mise, or to patch existing dill
culties
Mr.. Jones, Of Georgia, ditto on the same
day.
Mr., Hawkins, of Florida:
"While | am up, Mr.. Speaker, may as
well say in advance that am opposed to all
and every compromise.
Mr.. Pugh, of Alaban
"As my State of Alabama intends follow
ing South Carolina out of the Union, by
the 10th of January next, pay no attention
to any action taken by this body.
Dec. 9th. Senator lverson, of Georgia
"Sir, the Southern States that are now
moving in this matter, are not doing 1t
without due consideration. We believe
that the only security for the institution to
which we attach so much Importance, il
Secession and Southern Conledbracy. -
| You talk about concessions. You utalk about
repeating the Personal Liberty Bills as O
concession to the South. Repeal them al
tomorrow sir, and it would not stop the
progress of this revolution. IL is not your
Personal Liberty Bills that we dread. MOI
do we suppose that there will be any over
acts on the part of Mr.. Lincoln. For one
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Col. Moody Zines out for Nil U@-
nominations to Sing.

The other day, when Col. Moody was at
the magnificent Union meeting at Newark,
he was called upon for speech. The Co
lumbus Fact says:
He commenced his discourse by in.
oniring: Are there not good many
Slethodists here?" The response was de-
cidedly in the affirmative. and PrcSby
terians too?" Yes "And Baptist,?" Yes.
"Aud Episcopalan,?' Yes. And Uni
versalists?' Yes And Cathol:c?' yes,
shouted a score of unmistakabIe voices. -
well, continued the Colonel, II have
been preacher for thirty years, and cahnol
open meeting without singing. My Unior
friends will please rise and sing" In. ar
instant the vast concourse were on tfieil
feet, and every man uncovered. The par
son" then cried, common metre" with 1
touch Of military authority, it is said, u
though he was thinking somewhat o
''charge bayonets." He then Lined"
hymn in good old style, which the aulienc,
sang as never sinners sang before. Our in
! tormant states that the effect was thrilling
that tho scene was sublime and inspiring. =
We give two verses of the hymn, which i
not all to be found in Watts:
| Go with our armies 10 the eight,
| And be their guardian God
| In vain Confederate powers unite
| Against Thy lifted rod.
Our troops shall gain a wide renown
| BY thine assisting hand.
Thy power will tread the traitors down.
And make thp 10y yel stnld.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

The Maine election returns from 476
cities, towns and plantations, make Cony s
(unlon) majority Il, 1888, which is net gain
of ll,SD4 over Coburn's majority in the
same towns last year. The total vote thus
far is ,299, being the largest ever thrown
in the State except at the two last Presi-
Dental elections, There is only one Demo-
cratic Senator chosen, whose election is to be
contested. Tho House stands l20 Union to
81 Democrats, a net Union gain Of 26 over
last year. I.incoln is tho only county in the
State shat threw Democratic majority, Ii
is also the only county that has no newspa-
Der published within its limits.