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BUSINESS NOTICES

Samuel FOHambe, VIM Claim and Pension
AEeat--Omee No. 6, Atwate Building,
fully authorized by the Government to pro-
ure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. meh2O:44
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THE Grand Encampment of the hide
pendent Order of Odd Fellows Of Ohio, closed
its sessions at GAINESVILLE on the Sth instant.
The next session will be held in S~andusky,
commencing May 9TH, 1854.
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N. Y. STOCK MIARKEr-DIuy Q.


1.-THE second Board to-day stocks were higher,
with plenty Of buyers. Erie stocks are very firm
atan advance. Reading is up to ~ bid. southern
Companies sold at ia and was in demand. Cleye-
land Pittsburg Syk-the dividend to be paid on the
transfer OF the road from the river is reported at 5 2
cent, with a surplus of Is z cent. Cleveland and To-
ledO sold at Il65fGlI7, an advance of ~ Z cent. for
the day, but closed lie. Gold advanced TO l5U@i5n@.
Money at the close OF business was much easier. The
payments at the sub-Treasury give the street all the
capital wanted.
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OswEGO Q.

ID TELT0NNTI.I
FlOur-In good demand. Sales at Sc, IS for fancy (.
i7,25 for extra $500 for double extra.
W~heuL-Narke quiet. SAFES last night of 1905
bush No. Chicago SpriAgat Sl,Z0.
GOrm-MarkeL quiet. Other grains quiet.
Canal Freights-Dull and lower. Flour Ssc,
wheat VIC, corn &C TO New York.
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BUFFALO ~mARKRT-May ..

Lh1 IhLEuhAFh.l
FIOur-Market quiet. No sales.
Wheaf-Dull and nothing OF importance doing.
GOrn-Quiet Parties apart. No sales.
W~hislKy-firm Gales go bbls at 42C.
arTier5 hrm. l5tzC on wheat, BIC on
corn 10 New York.
ImPorrs-I3,OOO bBls flour, $1,000 bushels wheat,
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DEETIsTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at q low price. deo2R27
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5tmpson Is, beyond ali question: q superior
artist, and we advise those wishing to get q hne
LIKENESS to call upon him. A visit to his ga
lery, No. ass Superior street, Bin richly repay
both citiEan and atrAnger. RgIa
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Events from Day to Day.
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CAPT. DEBEcK's BATTERY.-The loss Of
this battery in the action of the I'd near
Ch%AneeAOrville, is stated to be Is men. No
naass are furnished. This battery was in
the Reserved ARTILLERY Of the 1lth corps.
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STERLIEG's ANBRosIA FOR THE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
meh23 STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
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The Fremont Gas Works are advertised
for sale by the Sheriff of ~Sandusky County,
on Tuesday next at l O'Clock.
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NEW GYMNASTICS FOR LADIES AND CHILD
REN.-Mrs. Chapman, a graduate of Lewis
Normal Institute, for Physical Education, of
Boston, Mass, will meet all ladies interested
in the subject of Physical Education, at Ly-
mans Hall, (tO-morrOw), Saturday May 9th,
at 3 P. n. The children will meet at 4 P. n.
mayg:43S
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OLD GIT CHANDELIERS can be refnished
in French Bronze so as to look as good as
new. W. P. FoeG.
Nav Z,
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FROM W-AsnINGTON.

WASHINGTON y.
The total number OF wounded soldiers who
who have arrived here up to the present time is
supposed to be 5000.
General Sigel had an interview with President
Lincoln to-day. He IS anxious to be put in &C
tive service.
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SKIRT SUPPoRTERs.-Mrs. c. s. Williams
will fit to order Skirt Supporters, Spinal and
Shoulder Braces, Stay Supporters and Band
ages.
Her Hair Tonic, for the cure Of Badness
and Diseased Scalps, is unrivslIed. Cures
warranted. Rooms No. II S~pangler's
Block. apr24:439
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PAPER MANUFACTORY.

CLEVELAND PAPER Comply
Manufacturers OF NEWS, BOOB and WRAP
PIHG PAPER. Ordern Gned PROMPTLY.
~RAR9 WEntsd. Once $50 Supsrior-Bt.
v. EAELOR AEole
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On the 5th inst. Lieutenant Colonel Lewis Of
the Third New York Volunteer Cavalry made an
attack with a battalion Of his regiment from
Newport to Pettis' Mills, where Captain Whar-
toms rebel company was stationed. Colonel
Lewis surprised the rebel camp and captured
three horses, fourteen prisoners, the arms and
equipments, without any loss on our side. Two
rebels were Killed.
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APPOINTMENTS,
FOR THE

a I OLN NILW 10 tOLU TIT
IA YEAH OF lS63.-DR. CLARK, German Re-
formed Botanical Physician and Surgeon, viii con-
suit patients for all chronic diseases of every chRrAo-
ter, FREE OF CHARGE, at the following times aud pla-
ces during the present year:
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DErRo1T, May

DNINVENl WNJ y
From Tribune and Advertiser.l
The rate for wheat to Buffalo by sail is nominal at
&c. Propellers have advanced their rate to ~ cents.
Flour to New York, &c 10 Boston, IoOc; to Boston,
via Ogdensburg, CSC.
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SEWING mACHINEs.

A fun assortment eonstantley on hand. We
deal in none but the best.
G. ". CROWELL s Co,
feb9;45l I'll Superior st. Marble Block.
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500 Bounty

Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged By treason of ,0ounds TeceiVsd IN service.
C. G. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the dUthor-
ICED Agent for the collection Of this bounty.
Apply to him at once, in person or by let
ter, and to no other. 0ficein Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. marchl3:R28.
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WADswoRrH's "DRY Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icine is the most ValHable remedy for Catarrh
Wo nave ever sold.
mch23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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FROM NEWBERN.

NEWBERNr n. C., May g.
Areport came into the lines yesterday that
the North Carolina banks refused to pay thelf
to the Confederate Government, IN
which determination they are sustained By Gov
ernor Vance, who reiterates his threat 70 recall
the rebel troops to this State.
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> TURKISH Linen Towels, pure old brown
Winsor Soap, choice articles Of diet, such as
Wheaton Grits, Farina, Hominy, etc., at
Halls, No. II Public Square. maya
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MORNING
MORNING, MAY II, 1868.


~ OitizenB Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
aeove Trains or Boats, viii be called for BY Coaches
81 tho Omnibus Once, I7 suparior-st., next door to
ne Woddall House.
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WE believe the ladies acknowledge that
the most stylish Bonnets come from Mrs.
Shaw's Millinery Rooms, 236 Superior st.
may6:446
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MEETING IN FIFTH WARD.-A meeting
of the citizens Of the 9TH Ward will be held
at the Baptist Chapel, St. Clair street, this
evening. The Ward Relief Committee will
report the amount Of aid rendered. The
Committee of Ladies will give an interesting
account Of the work they have done. Good
speakers will be present and address the
meeting.
A general attendance of all interested in
seeing that the families of our brave soldiers
are cared for is desired.
mayll:lt Jos. PERKINS, Chairman.
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NEW YEssEE.-A new vessel called the Jennie P.
King, commanded by captain Samuel Barso, called
here yesterday, bound to Chicago. She Is bark rig
ged, and withalR me lOokicg craft.-LDetroit Trib.
aud Adv.
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M R E.
Lake Freights.

from the Chicago Tribune.l
Freights decliued &c per bushel, with engagements
at 7A74c for corn, and s9s5kc for wheat TO Buffalo;
lac for corn and 1870 for wheat TO Ogdensburg and
Sc Canada currency for corn TO Kingston.
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To CURE CALoMEL SORE MOUTH or dis
eased' gums use Hudson's U~nrivalled Tooth
Pasts.-sOld by Druggists and Dentists gene
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FROM GENERAL GRANT.

WASHINGTON, May g.
The following has been received at Headquar-
ters:
GRAND GULF, May Sd, via. MEMPHIS, 7th-Ma-
jor General Halleck, General-in-ChIef land
edat Bo%wlingsnurg April 3Oth, moved Immediate
ly on Port Gibson, met the enemy, eleven thou
sand strong, four miles south Of Port Gibson at
2 o'clock A. r., on the Ist and engaged him all
day, routing him with the loss ofmany killed and
Nn wounded. Our loss is about 100 killed and
5~00wounded.
The enecuy r~etreated towards Vicksburg, des-
troying the bridges over the two forks Of the
Bayou Pierce. These were rebuilt, and the pur-
suit has continued until the present time.
Besides the heavy artillery at this place, four
field pieces were captured and some stores, and
the enemy were driven to destroy many more.
The country is the most broken and difficult TO
operate in l ever saw.
Our victory has been most complete, and the
enemy y most thoroughly demOralized.
Very Respectfully,
Us. GRANT, Gaor-General Commanding.
GRAND GULF, MISS, May 6.
via CAIRO, MAY 81
To General HaIleck:-I learn that Colonel
Grierson with his cavalry force has just been
heard OF; about ten days ago he was IN Northern
Mississippi. He moved from thence and struck
the railroad some thirty miles east OF Jackson at
a point called Newton's Station. Hsthen moved
southwark towards Enterprise, and demanded
the surrender Ofthat places and gave three hours
grace, during which General LOring arrived.
He left at once and moved toward Hazel Hurst,
on the New Orleans and Jackson railroad. Al
this point he tore up the track. Thence he
passed to Bahama, ten miles further south on
the same road, and thence eastward on the
Natchez road where he had a fight with Wiert-
mans Cavalry. From this point, he moved back
to the New Orleans and Jackson railroad to
Brook Haven, ten miles south Of Bahama and
when last heard from he was three miles from
Summit, and vas supposed to be making his way
to Baton Rouge.
He had created great excitement throughout
the State, destroying railroads, tressls works
and bridges, burning locomotives, railroad sta
tons, 6e. They also took several prisoners
ann destroyed stores Of all kinds.
U. 8. GRANT, Major General Commanding.
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SABBATH School UNION MONTHLY Con-
CERT.-Monday evening May 1lth at Second
Presbyterian Church. mayIl:439.
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FROM The RAPPAHANNOCE.

Full Particulars Thereof.
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GOLD AND SnvER.-W. W. Wright is
paying a higher premium for Gold, Silver,
Demand Notes, U. S. Coupon Interest, Indi-
ana, Kentucky and Canada money, than any
other house in the city. SO Superior Street.
maVI:441
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EXTRA New York Clipper and Sunday
Mercury, with 4 full account of the late fight
for the Championship, just received at Ba-
ker's.
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Removal.
TAll0RINa.

n ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHRs OLHAH.
NJ ING, RsnoEating and Monding Establishment.
F1AECIB AaEn, Tailor, No. 10 Prospect street., Wu
hereafter devote hi5 attention TO Cleaning ,roaOEating
md mending gentlemsn'g clothing. he hs9 Sells
fis1fori DING hfS work in the best manner. Gentle
IN Wills ndlt for their interest turing ths8o haP
ne soEiVo HE. AgBf sGh AAIEk&i
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE REAL T
To be Sold at Auction,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18th, AT Il O'CLOCK, A NJ,
On the Premises.

This is a part OF the WILEY PROPERTY, on
Michigan St, and consists Of four lots, . feet front
on Bichisan-St and $50 feet deep, and one lot in rear,
42xl0O feet. 1t is one Of the best locations in the City
for business, only about $50 feet from OnIariO-St 4,
whore property is worth from two hundred dollars to
three hun fred dOlla-s per foot. This proper y viii
be sold al a great sacrifice, aud il will be a grand OPP
invest or speculation, as it will undoubtedly sen for
double in less than one year what it must be sold for
now.
EJ-FOr further particulars enquire Of BRAYTON
b ST0UKWELL, No. 6 Atwater Building, orc Cut
ter 4 Son, AuctiOneers. pnr2f-42o
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DE-. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment or all chronic diseases, bit
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
oaHy. Office west side Of the Public Square,
mex to the Bennett House. Residence 233
Perry street. marl7:44
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HAMPERS Weekly, Leslie, Budget Of Fun,
Balloons Monthly, for June, and late English
papers, just received at Bakers, No. 259 Su-
Perior street and Ne. I0s Public Square near
Post Office.
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PAssED.-Tho following vessels passed Detroit on
the sth:
UP-Propeller WinslOw; bark Jennie P. King;
brigs Campus, Venice schooners Ellington, Fred.
Hill, D. MeInnis, :. Robinson. Zephyr, Il. j.. Skid
mOrs.
~UOwN-Barks Canada, Pride Of America; brigs Sir
Charles Napier, C Z. Williams; schOOners Transport,
Gar, I. KingstOrd, C. A. King, Aldebaran, Mount
Vernon, Cuyahoga, Dick SomeTs, Dispatch, Mime
sofa.
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PORTRAITS of the Prince and Princess
of Wales, price 81 so, just received at
Bakers.
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1863. TIE 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With its connections forms -

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
With its connections forms $500
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fgos Nfw ioKN rBs PRisciPAL WEsrLM oirILs
Seven trains daily from hew-hois TO r1lAdephia VIA
New Jersey and Camden and Anbey Lines - -
ALL THROUGH III ilNs FOR TIE WEST BY THIS
A." ROUTE LEAyE NEW-hoRK FROM TAE
FOOT OF col RTLANDTST
York at M time other routes evening passengers
at p M one hour later than other lines ,
By way Of Allentown. evening passenger leave o. N,
tive hours aeT than she Northern lines and by both routee
arrive The time Northern lines IN Chicago and al
points the Northwest Cresine lndanapohs LouisvDe,
points Nest, with fewer changes OF cars 49,. .
Sleeping Cars without ehsnSe r1a BON p;, rsaepn. %
Pittsburgh miles and New.l 20 fitIsoufgh ~ nuee
smoking ard Saloon Care on ali Iails
Fare Inc sam, a. other lonsrs
Bagsg, checA ed through. Transfers fee
s.sure a, k,ts good until used by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMlClATlON
The Pcnnsylysnis Central Conn any runs an EmiqABe
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode Of
travel pies moving westward at onehA the usual rates
Of fare. prr,curs
By this route eirhs - all descriptions be forwarded
and nom point on the Esiliosd OF Ohio kentucky
Indiana Illinois Wsconsin Iowa or Missouri BY RAIL
ROAD DIRECT to port the navigabis rvsIv
West by steamers from Pittsburgh.
The Of Freight snd from point IN the West BY
the Pcnnsy vanta Cc,f ii laroad all favorable
ehged by other Railroad Companies. Merchants and
shippers inrusns the transportation Of their Freight 10 hb
Company ca rely with confidence ON ito speedy taIsis
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Desers Ia Live s,ock VIII hnd this Q mo0
advantageous route capacous lad well wa.rei and sup
sud Us connections and every aienti paid 10 their wAs
From Harrisburg; where win he found convenience ios
;.sd'ns aud resting choice = offered Of ne rr
1: FLIiOrr Passenger Agent, No. A'or he1ss-
LEECh Co.. Freight Agents, ,,.,
No. As;or i,ase aud No South Niliam 81
MCDONALD BlSCH0fF. Emlpsn, AFsnis
ENocH LEWIS. General sussnAassisal XjsssS Is
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven, !. lfIl, ii;3o ~ iz:l3 (Exl, IN
Er) ,. So $50 and =. -.
FOR bridgeport. :, lE1-L ll.S . H.. l9'l9 lExl S;S
(FE.l, -, 20 and p.
FOR Milford AID Strasiori T. i:;p a. $50 $50 p m
FOR faIno.d Southport an West20Ft, - i'so H. I'D
s.1p.n
$50, asa, s.So, p.
For Dsr.ra And 0rocnwch. T. $50. noo m $780, ~.
$50 -, ~. =.
Kxl $50. s:J, $3.50, p. IA 81.
For Por Chester aud Intermediate stations 80, iisso~
W. $50, 49, 5.3O, I. 30 y.
Tor Port Chester and New Rochelle p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield Tx }, 80 ttx) p N
For Boston via shorr Line 1918 tEx }, 9 T. -.
For Hartford And Springfield . H. iE1h h'So' ':S
Uhl Jpn.
II 80 o W., aud $50 p to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud F.Lkll Railroad, (Exb
IL 10 n.
For New Haven ewLoadon and Stonington Railroad n
6 a NJ ls:iS 30, sp
For mai Eailroa ~ ?. m to Northampton.
For Housatoaic Railroad 4 IA, ESQ p. 70 New ND
ford Wcluesdays ani Saturdays to Piusheld.
Fof SAgstu,k Railroad, A. H., 1870 7.
FOR Daubury aud Norwak Railroad. G m, $50 D. m.
Iouuo liot Sleeping CArs attached 60 y. Truins
JAMES "A. hOYT, Superintendent
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Ocean Gteamers.

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY
ADRlATiC, 200 lorsc power, 400 tuna
ufbERNlA, 600 horse power, 5000 .un..
COLUMBIA, 90 horse power 5000 tuuA
ANGLIA, 800 horse power, 3uo0 tunA
Tie magnificent steamship
HfBERN1A,
Captain LEITCH
win sail from BOSTON for GALWAY on TUESDAY
September o. to be followed by the ADRIATIC from New
Rates Of passage payable in gold i equivalent IN
rency
Intermediates Observation-Disclosures. 20
sis..,s ,, Observation-Disclosures. -
Passengers forwarded also to London, Psrts Hamburg
Hevre Brenen Rotterdam Antwerp. &C., N lowest rates.
Fsres Liverpool Galway TO New York and Boston,
g25 S35. S73 fS5 and Jos.
For passage apply to ~ ,r.,,r A. ..,
For freight and other informsion spIly to =, ,,,,,
LAWRENCE. GILES CO.. ii South w utam -
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY b, lS61.
TRAINS NETWORK,

Passenger Station IN Ncw.Yok fthst and %thsv
EutTAnce 9TH a.
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.rTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
y lus A. Queenstown Cora uH5oIl-the wei Known
...frr. II e Liverpool New Ycr1 ard PblaaelpAis steam
,hip Company Intended 70 sail a. louovs; g =.
CITY Or
CirY az saturday, sept Il
CITY OF ktN.IUhh .........'.. '-'r.ufaH 80
Aud every suecs sdAg nAlUhDAl ~ k"sa i've A'e' ~
North River
rAsstor.
P.vnba n rod. or ~ .quiy aleut "a currency:
fIk~1 NhbiN..s...-a go % >iffhAr. 10y =,
Fft sbin 10 London. b. 90 siccinee to Loadoa.''' ~
fr t.hin P1sis.. ~ ~ >ter.sg- To faris 90 ~
Fst stln Hamburg - 0, steefsse % hsnoury u ~
Passenger. ss0 Forwarded 10 hs'fs' bfemea ho'e'oA''
Artwr-p kc. a. crualiy low rxies ~ 40.
Yas.. hon Liverpool Or Queenstown; ls Cabin So tSs
4ifS Sfs~raF~ S.5 ThOse who = All 10 sead for ps.f
ftruds szn hay t.rksts bore ., t.iusr ra,r.-
Fof ll4iLsf iuoriussloL apply o. IL Company ofoss
jon. q. DALI. Agent. No. !! Broadway, n. Z.
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NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. trst-
ea.s .esnsfs~l leave Ncw.iork on he ID ID and -
" each mouth except when iho-s dL'ss l on suNDAfi
Whom the day Of drp.stus viii be ths MONDAY ioIownt
ius. s,.en ID. h. ALLEN, Agent
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CTEAMSilIP GREAT EASTERN.
y NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL
ROWLAND l. ASPlNWALL, AsentA
TIE STEAMSHIP
GREAT Ia STERN,
WALTLR PATok, Commander,
win be dispatched
T,or Ee,s. York
On TUESDAY. Sept ., 1t O'Clock precisely sne 1t
intervals thereafter OF about rE weeks 49, .,.x
fiHS1 CABIN .$S' 70 ~
SECOND CABlN-s.Ale Room beilLs mos', FUR 40
rshed At ssla fsc tables,
Ercursion Tickets aud back IN the fi ard Second Cab
ms only, fare and hslL 80, ..
Servads Accompanying pe'senses ana saiiaieL sIoe' -
Years osagr, haf iare lniaus Tree.
THIRD ChBIN-lniermedis;e StAte.R0omi, fS
,euz,rs found with beds, bedding, table aientih, -
md good ar'isl food,
sTEEl,AoE-- With supsri rsrc0u.u.odsons..... tO
Price o! Cabin Passage from Liverpool rate - above
Price Of Ste-rss- do do .:.'..:'',:.:.., 80, 8"
Al payable gold il. equivalent. In Cniied states
Currency. .I
encsd Surgeon on board For passage only slYy 70
CliAs 4. WHITNEY,
Pasaro OHice No. ~ Broadway.
ROWLAND T. AsPIHWALL Asa.ts
10 81 sou,hs,, \. 7.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL.

~ ACCOAMODATiON.-L..sve JaiDessbp and 1905 q
3,,hs, r. at for GreenFort, stopping az stations.
and for jamaica haesa JeEess EN- AID A. stations
cas-, 10 .eenpori For l.p a. u ard o:s p Ia oa
syo.,et o. H. II 40 and $50 p III ioT Jamaica
AID H.mpsioad n. II Jy1 40 snd 2] p 81
:. nda- Excursion Train si3 from Ih-st e'oppiH
., all ss,ions) TO iapaank Il excason rates. returning
c.ve. lsPhank IS M. Jamaica Accommodation iEso
from Jane. u p and Thirty ossth at At Csc p n
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6alcs bp auction.
,oA n; MERwM, Auot,onecr;

A. NJ. MERvIS, Auctionecr. -,
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Irving Build
I'D nrs Nos S9i and 500 Broadway Sales Of Books, Sta
onery Pictures Mort. q Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C.
MONDAY EVENING Sept. 7, at o'clock.
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, eonpris'
Ing great variety Of valuable LIBRARY Works and Msee
laneous Literature also collection oil Scientific CLASSICAL
and School looks, &c.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 9, ct O'Clock.
ASSIGEEES SALE OF the stock Of broadway rtoro con
,i-ting Photographic Pictures S.reoscopes Sereoscopc
Views Iurd photographs, PnseP out Frames Picrcs ID
rich CHI and Walnut Frames Photograph Aibrm tnsfaV
and variety Of Funcy Articles. Sc; Also Fuiues
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART

~ FORD connecting with Railroad 20 SPRINgPlELD,
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FALLS, bkATILEbokOs
&c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Pect,siP q M
Monday. Wednesday and friday. Steamer GlIl " hAaI
FORD leaves Peok slip VI @ Tuesday THURSDAY sa DIV
urdsy.
Tie boats Of this line rscsss Sound steaners ana nv
commanded by competent and experienced officers
New orb MAY q, ltpl