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sun or Of silver stars had auClenOtv u,,en the
eyes Of the people, and to give an impre. viou
In that way Of their own excefiencies There
are but very few instances in which such chosen
names have stuck to the parties they we're in
tended to signify, and the reason for this is
simple. II is because men, in these choices or
names, do not want to tell the truth, and do not
call their party or their principles by the name
that tells what they are, but by some name
that tells what they would like them
to appear to be- Such names are shams,
impudent attempts to impose upon the
people by putting good word to represent
mean or contemplate fact. Such names gene
rally assume that the people cannot see for
themselves what thing is and therefore
what it ought to be called. They are attempts
to forestall the public judgment and the popu-
lar naming, and the people generally see
through these shams, and revenge the attempt
to forestall their prerogative by some witty
perverson Of the soemniy chosen name that
continually laughs at it, or by bestowing upon
the party or principle some condensed ca!um-
ny OF nickname that adheres forever.
And the fact whether or no chosen name
-
truth; for this is what the people look at. II
the name is real it stands; but if there is
pretence the myriad keen eyes OF the
people will see through It, and away
goes the name. The Cleveland Conven-
ton, supposng that they have brought
into existence new party, have called it the
"radical democracy" In this phrase there is
an idea; but the people are not fond Of the
word radical just now In that word they hate
one of the vices of the republican party. Yet,
as this is purely matter with the people, the
name may do very well, and the very name
may yet be party.
Another little piece Of contemporary history
in names is disclosed in this notice.
UNION LEAGUE CLuB HOUSE,,
20 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, UFioN SQUARE,
NEW YoRK, May 10, 1864.
SfRAn adjourned meeting Of the Club will be held q
the Club House Thursday, the 10th day OF May, ut
eight o'ciock r. NJ. for the purpose considering the
expedency OF changing the name OF the Club from
ssUnon League Club 20 "Nationa Club" Members arc
requested not TO introduce strangers into the business
meetings OF the Club. $3.50 F4r
Here is disposition to acknowledge to q
certain extent popular verdict. The people
have decided that the "Union League Club"
was not 'Union League Club" at oil, but
"shoddy club" pure and simple. Therefore,
as the shoddy club it has been known. Now
it contemplates the REIMBURSEMENT Of its first
attempt at name, and tries new vein in tho
word Irrational" But this organization may be
sure that its real name is "shoddy," and that
that IA the name it will he known bv
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 49, 1864

country. as they will want to 90 soon. May
they have better fortune In the Peruvian cause
than they have had in the one in which they
have hitherto fought so we'll. Efa
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CALLING NAxEs.-In q printing age the
name Of party or principle is its device,
its watchword and its blazon at once And,
lust as in the olden times the knightly heroes
friends Of the people, Of free towns and dis
tressed damsels- -endcavored to make their de-
vices TYPICAL to set up sign Of themselves
that should excite the admiration Of friends
and the fear Of foes, so modern politicians
endeavor to do The same by a name. They
try TO seize and appropriate word that shall
have the Same agreeable effect upon the popu.
lar mind that the knightly blason Of golden
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5i observation-disclosures
SONGS, DANCES. &c.-fHE PERrLrxEp WINE MkRcmANr
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AMERICAN THEATRE. No AZ observation-disclosures
fASToEIMEs BURLEsouEs, 4C.-SMIrHs d BROWNS
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BoWERy THEATRE. Bowery.-RUrH OAxLxY-MAGlc
BARREL-SERvAsrs LEGACY.
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NEW goWERy THEATRE. Bowery. -GAMn1Heis MIR.
RoR-JAauEs srRoP-NoBBs WILL Turn HIM OUT
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Financial.
VERMILYE & Co.,
No. al wALLsTREEr,

No. al wALLSTREET,
Win receive saoscripuo 10 the
NEW $50 TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
Tbs-e Dotss isst In denominations Of $50, 81 90,
$500, 81, 600 and $1,000 maturing in THREE
YEARS from August Is 1854 interest payable semi snnoay
in currency. at the rale Of $40 PER CENT per
The payable Ia erney at mstsIity or convert
able into 5 20 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
All depsts made prior iasus I.h WIN draw interest ~
rate
Tn. u,asl onasxon allowed this Lo~ and sls 90 the
tc-i0 Loan.
We are prepared to convert tho II. =. S-IO TREAS
rRY NOTES into the u per cent PONDS d 1881 WIN
PROV pines, and on favorable trrns
Also EUY and SELL al rites ~ kiads ~ Wv
ERNMEET SECURITIES. ksclSdins
u 500 BONDS.
Us. $50 TREASURY MOTIFS
US. re mos CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS
U.s, oUARrERMAsTERS' CHECKS,
N. Il. TWOYEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
4. =, G Ter cent. COUPON sod REGISTERED, Of
1881.
| MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected purchased
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Jnternai Eepenue.

TINTED STATES Internal Revenue Col
l-ctor. orr Tt second District Of the STATE 4
comprising the Frat Svrond and Fourth Wards Il
and ~ Nsa k.-AAfte n hereby Eiven
ina the has ncved IA. Annual Collection Lis
from Of the Thuty second Collection District a
,h state Of Ys and that the dues specft~d thersn
blyo become due and psysDr, AID that Re VIII attend per
son OF by deputy he srise No Ia Broadway. NON
DAY N. 18TH day of Spisobsr Instant end nom day to day
ter,a-r except Sundays until and including the ,h day
tobsi next from 10 ock IN the morning urAn O'Clock
Ia Tie Afternoon receive the All persous who shall
neglect tho d1iis and aforesaid assessed
on them within tue time specified, viii BE- liable pay
Def c.nun additional upon the amount thereof ANY persoa
his option psy such dns benys the tius spss
ned Government funds ony lived. Dsssd New Yerk,
September O. 1854. SHERIDAN SHOOK. Collector.
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NEW YORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Ias3 CONNE.CiSD MAY 4, iS4 1864
I.s-ens Station New lork. sth It and 9Th av
Ertfsn,- NJ fIth o..
TRAINS LtkNk SkW-fOhhi
For Ee~. Haven. 7 (EiL ll.5D w. iL;l5 NrL 3;"o
Nt.l 49, 30 sii tEI.) y , -.
for bridgeport :. ,EaL ii.o . NJ H;Io tfIL NV
tkI.l $50 s:3 and tF'.j p
For Milford aud Straord l. ll;9oa M. $50 $500
,or sSrh.d. southport and weTpors. T. ii'@a IN; 1iN
:9opm. -, ,.o,x
q. 81, J.J, tEs.D q. IA. -,
ror b.rsn and Grren~icn l. $50 il;0 g ~: so t;S
3.JDp. H. .. 80 ran -
tor stamford, (EID $50. 10 g. M 1913 tEA.)
Ns) $50 -. $50. 6:J,. tt.al p.
tor OFT Chester an! intermediate stations, sS, liiJ'
M, $50. 90. 49, 81, r. IA 800,
CON SfJ'flNU TRAINS
Per Boston via sInnghej a. m. tktli 1tErb op. m
for Ho-'ou vi. shore Line. i2:i3 tExLsp
For Hartford snd springfield. s(ELh li'D@ m stEIl
80. 2. 49, ,.ao -.
sor Connecticut Rivrr Railroad a m ttIl i;D IA 20
Montreal y. 10. T. Northampton go, -,
tn Hanfosd, Providence and f.hkil Rf''oad. tELl
II 80 n,.l..
tor Nrw haven ssw London snd stoniDs,on Railroads
. N 1919. J. D.
For IaI,,l Kailrord u. ID o. TO Northampton
For Iionss,ou.c TAI road e. IN y. M
pr Nau Railroad, a. IA D. m
tot p.Ibury and Sor~.k Railroad $50 O. m "p IN
lotur,odio a sleeping attached TO IN Irni1-
JAMES H. 10Y /. sspsrn'.ndOnt
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Professional Notices.

A RTIflClAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ order .rd inserted by DrA Y. BAUCB and Y. GOU
uELMANN Cormrrly employed By Beis.onneau. Of fais)
SCI broadway. y. Y.
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Amusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA INAUGURAL SEASON o.
GRAND OPERA -

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA INAUGURAL SEASON o.
GRAND OPERA
Corlmencins Monday. September H. iS''' nrpvrroa
hRL =, cor.,rd
The Acsd niy las bee carefully and eaDoraiey 70
and srnanSnted during the sornn'er ana 's'sfA r'
mprov~u euts have been effected a. L. Az
The opening performances. Goanod's grand oPs' "
MONDAY EVENING. Sept II
FAUST.
Originally rvrn In America With the fonosne 80
FAUST, Ids original asampio N. FRANZ i4l""H~
ARUEhUltE, her original as'aup ,,,,,r rsrnpRrcI
NEPHlsTDrHELEs... JOSEPH HIM.,
Quite d-d Of ito vsy hrst e'uNS
siEn iHI.a 20 'he W Ned BERTHA JoHANYsEN
n,AtEATdNE. HEiASlChx S5Ei aRAfE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANtON SAAr'
Soldiers, s,edeut., Peasants, Nc;
ESTiRE GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
assisted - the 'FfsI'S Tf q SOCIETY
- FULL MILITARY BAND.
The Costumes entirry new snd Of ths ,.r
MOST INCOMPETENT CHARACTER, 49,
ARE MADE FROM THE MODELS IMPORTED oi
Mr. J. GRAU.
PRICES or Observation-Disclosures ths enof
pens. WIKI which the Of this Opsxs A.
10 ADVANCE IN THE PRIcEs
Psreu~t and Dre-s Circle. 81
| Seemed seats. Fit y cents extra
Family Circle. Fury cents
Arphihes.er. Twenty live centa
Secured boIes -. .r,r
sCHiRmER's. 7OI Broadwsyi RooTt ANrHoNf, va,
.as street., near Of Pine and brweenI and 0s'
| in the evening At the Filth Avenue Hotel
sgcoyp opFR, MONT. WEDNESDAY SEPT. a.
Tn.sday Sept 49, FAUST entire at the Brooklyn Assd'
ny OF HUsie.
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Corporation Notifies.

CIfT .ssP2cgoHs DIPAKTsEST. 10 CHiTHaS ST.,
NV. ORE september y. IA
PROPOSALS for tkEIGHJiNG out oi the
L CITY LIMITS 80. SfREET-Dllir, ASHES. OAR
HAGF, sni RUBBISH collected in tie city Of New ok-
Sealed proposals viii he received this oce until u o'clock
Monday, TIE l9.h d4y Of Sepembe 1904. when tho
be pub cy opened in the Of the Con
Ter and City Inspector for the eietis and renewal without
the limits n tie lily Vi New lork Of al the street d ac,
tarbsss ard rubbish collected therein. ana delivered
docks used for that purpose IN sad Tho
ruus docks winch said s!,et art. &c. IL delivered
situated 81
Ves-v street, Hocsrvet stfeei,
" aaA'sreeS, stsutoustreot,
fifI.strt~t.
sixteenth stree<
Iv rB'y iLi,ds.res<
III. rsop mus, stste the pric, I. can-load which The
bdders demand for tue shove wor and whether u dsied
20 remove fron the city the sIeet ART ETC., delivered NJ ell
or nnv pnrticu.ar dock above specified
F, urop1ssl b. endorsed proposs for removing
fon ths civ 4. sirretd &e and be directed
CIV In.peceor at this sdice- FRANCIS !. a. BOOLE
~ City Inspector
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DAGS!-The highest market price paid fog
~ Missd Rsgs lmperiectons Bndrrf shsvinsa ana q
binds Vi Paper Makers stock by JOAN 8. ANDRkWS
Aaa 81 Ard u c~AsisNA
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Passenger Trains lea

n NfTs HNIT1 W n - u'fCIBoT fIuII1' I0N'''
~ a. ioliSps via:
ia 10, Express Tor Buffalo.
Ia IN Irr-s for Cleveland direct va A. O. W. Ry
s:Ds. H., Mia dai y, Tor Otsyir.
10 NJ. Mail Tor Bnhslo.
Ora, Way o. Du-u lc. Newbprsh. snd Wrvich
I. Night kXprss Saiuriays I'D snnjtys sIee2te
fo nunkTk bnnao. &c.
op. m Lightning EIprr. daily, tor DGnhrs. Roches,sr
Cfnadgua &c I'm Saturdays this Train WI run - o"Hso
only y 10. EnIls AIT Tor nnnsnk.
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lIrDsoS RIVER RArLaoAD-issisrAyr uPHRisTks
oESr Q OrFIoK NO. c. WAGRts STREET. \. W
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOX Ale
L BANY AND TROY cot Meeting With Trans Norsn AID
West rl'ns leavs from CLs.np r, rect,
I,urrs,. m lP,-,s,snl trains. il;3oA
~ N.l . IN Frpres., aud i.i5 p.
100. n T. q. l0:tDp m. -iug ling rsm 3:l9 p M
10 sr.p..e sn., anu b.aU IGnytowu train $40 p.
H. eo.A
" 6ej D. n. Tain has Slice in Cars attached nom S'n
STREET through Buffalo and sul@nson brdse without
cI,Tsc.
ON Sunday. at G 2. .. m. FROM 3!e &c.. nv ss
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CavArRr BURlAu OFYey o. AssisTASr QuARtk.}
sisT.R No 10 STATE Fl, saw OK. Jun" 10. 1874 J.
NAVAIRY HORSES WANTED.-I ~ill
Z ourcha,e In OPEN MARKET all the Csva ny horses
that ns be presented aud etien Al Tie oveInue
StsbLs corner kshev aid 3ot IN tins sHy s1tb iorNei
notice. .
Payment will Be made In ebeck, payable In ee''iheses q
tpdebtedBess whoa ~ more hor-es are freevd
Pnex. ono hundred sjd sixty nve ub1l dollars each
GEO. T. BROW NINO AaPt. add A. Y. ~
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QuARrmn Aztec GsssHALs oyricE FIRsr DivisioS
WAsHiSGToE CITY. August ii. ie5,. }
HORSES, HORSES. HORSES. - Horses
suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service viii be par
chased Oiosboro Dspot. IN open market TAI oei'nr l.
1864. =. -
Horses will b. delivered to Captain L. Lowry Moore, A.
NJ and be- subjected to the usual Government INSPECTION Do
fore beng acceDted.
price Of Cavalry Horses. Sl13 each.
Price Of Artillery Hor.rs 49, each.
PAYMENT will be made for six tt) aud more.
JAMES A. FKlN
Colonel First Division,
QnsrtsrmesteT Drnsrais once.
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4 fPPoSlI1ON LINE.
SHORT R6U 1'i TO- c4TItVWSIA va NICARAGUA
No CHARGE FOR MEALS on THE TRANSIT.
The New and Elegant steamship.
GOLDEN RULE,
d. T. nABCOCK, Com.ssnd.r,
From Pier y Sorh Rvei foe, Of Warren a. sonnsea s =. -
the Steamship America For passs- apply at the o"s
The Company III west COZ b. W. cAkEINcroN. Agent
Under convoy 6. war Steamer throughout the At
II :. MAIL LlNE-for CALIFORNIA
" via PANANA.-lsgusI sailing days Sd, 18Th and 1'a
OIL -scA eIeeyi when dates ~ on SUNDAY shsn
tb- asy Of departure viii be m. Monday following;
Tho hrs. steamship
COST RIGA
WIN sail from r,.r No 2. Ncr h River.
IuEShAX skyTEHEh vi 8 u.s &c 1s'G e..
RIGA. and ,a SEPTEMBER ~
far reish, Or PaAssg. sIpy 10 "a, A.. .n..n. c,..r
NAIL STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DlRECT;
MI The GENERAL TRtNSArLANIlC CONF ~ :
iue Of Lrs'.c.ass sdc wheel athAMSiiiS D s''"'
NEW YORK and bANEb. ..,.
fAvon,e ront. ior tine Continent, are TIE following
Observation-Disclosures tsns, 800 horsepow-r.
LAFAYETr ..32h tun.' ~ 10 ~ pow'h
EUOENlE................s h'at). 'oD morse P""'t'
FRAECE................tb 80 horse ppwsr
NAPOLEJN ID........ bpidinel 100 horse po"vi;
Uutil he completion Of tie entire hs' III" serves ""
wasHiSGTON, A. Duchesnej LAFAYETTE, A. Be-
'~-'-' From NETWORK TO HAvTtE.
LAFhYEITt. .............'. Wedne,ary sept -
WAShIA6iuN. " eHnr,esyl oc'op.I'H
WASdISGrON. v adn sdsy. Dscrn Der l.
FIT Cabin iircladins table wine. ....:....slS
Second Dahin fncludiug tsbe win"). : - ~ So
Psyahe In rod or s equivalent United currency
MEDICAL ArT1SDAScA fnEE ~ CHARGE
''' "''S"' 81 ''''' o,,i:GK2E H.CKEyzTg. Agent,
No 7 nruliway New fcrk
A. Paris IL Boulevard des tspuoin.s ,ursnd Hotel; a
Exvre WILLIAM iSELlN GO.
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WINTER GARDEN.
CROWDED HOUSES! CROWDED HoUsEs'
AR. JOHN $ CLAkkE!
EVERY EVENING
IN THE GRAND DOUBLE BILL
Comprisre Tor the Ah time tbs Comedy 81
ENERYBUDi'S FRIEND,
THE IMMORTAL TOODLEs
Mr. s,rsrt beg, the paT Of NJ Clarke TO over no ea
tha enthusiastic support and r2prooatou which has bone
his CO ,.e urnt On with snch - ,, ,,,,,, s,,ccvss
BRIL-. ut AND NIGHTLY INCREASING soCNESS'
Tn. and uuisi ed delight and enthusiasm with which this
9 o. 81 >" TTRREMBODIEb GENIUS OF FUN,
is nightly Tsesi,ed % sad'ns me- Y er19sir ury.rgp
ever assembled in h, Theatre, rend. impossible 70 nah"
any alteration N Tie oil c,,uvv
Mr. JOHN 5. CLARKE
WI 'D''''''1 T SplSsIReHr AND EVERY NIGHT
MAJOR ~ BOOTS.
TIMOTHY TooDLEs.
Doors open st r. Commence All O'Clock
NIBLo's GARDEN.-BEGINs AT a. ,rv:
~ Lessee and N sEis6lY sept 1854 T.
f'wsA u'sI' Of 'se sqs s ,,,T , q
who will repeat hi. na,ely end e'.i's imperon,'n Of
CORlOLANUS,
ss,s b.. me, ws es % s sss ..+aa %ass. 4 %
tn" '""-' Shs .s ':sI ;siS x; SovELfy
"' xssw scH$FRi pSGssEs I'D APPROPRIATENESS ~,
| Full CHORUS AND hbtltlbsNL olNIsoin ~
| EVERY RESPECT
TIE CAST " ihE PLAY
will present tho Of Mes,rs j. &. McCullsnsh i o.
Burir,t J. ~. Collr j. Z. Nunon }. seymour o. beers
! j. Hssiu T. T. halnies. tc., &c; hmes fsuen, ISABEL
Fr,ruiap. Sherreit. Everett. a.. &C.
Ngsral Cond pctof ...harNey D Doa"ei-
! ri.ArTEfISC ASD BRLLIsNT RECEPTION By A
! TBR0NGED HOUSE.
on "wednesday last THE DU hE's MOTTO
viii be repeated OF SATURDAY
| W. WHEATLtf a. CAPT HEshf DE- LAGAkDEAE.
| MONDAY, eth night Of he eng. g'uent of ,
EDWIN FORREST ..cotsioLASos.
TELL ER's ii r l. l. L r 90
HI sALLE DiABOLIQUE,
No 335 Broadway,
WILL REOPEN
for the FAN and Winter
| THURSDAY, Sept. s,
70 TeseAte and s-oayp-edihs Orchestra being
xLPisE GARDEN OF THE GENT,
| ROBERr HELLER
will insnsnra,- HI, new raursdsy Sept By tn
some EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALIZED
| pro uin.lt ,Insus which win be
TES ANIMATED ANTiROPOCLooSl,
| Or
| HELLERS WOOD MlNSrhELs
| THE GOBLIN DRUM
| SIN NEW ILLUSIONS,
| TWO NEW PIANOrOUfE SOLOS.
Door, u II commence 1t g. hoI ofce spen 70
securing Orchestra stalk may b. rss<Eved ure
days m advance
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Cost an0 foun0.

HOG LOST-REWARD.- Lost from the cor.
ner 3Is, street aud tscsnivrnDe On Mondsy morn
h,t-an cd rvusn hs red stUfCn TERRI h, uon-tray
bses, and white sssd tciy and egs sns~'rs 70 The
name Of Jak-haa enaip collar With aape Of ewnss
Te Under by returning his 70 +s Eat 5is suoes Close
Second. avenue. viii BE- ibsrsIly rewarded.
I OST OF MiSLAlD.
L CERTlFlC ATE No. J-S. foe ONE HUNDRED
uaREs H. ISOls CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, dated Ase
IL 1879 In tha rsm. sfCAMNtS Co.
Tn. snrr has been "e-ped. and ell parties are HstAs>
TO psgotiate the e~Iurcst~
Applirs iou " II b~ made for nov certificate.
4 a. 6u.er IA requested to r~turn the ssmsto
T. NHIrEHCuSE, SON MORRISON.
Ne ~ Wilian,-sl
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On Sundays s'l' p m. from ~ f. Tf'JicRY, Asst. supL


\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SbM MEN
IL ADMINISTRATION .sw orb, jane sip aii
s,tLs lat ky-i OTeel port Sas lsrb'r lamp oi Se
us IN. Dor OfrebPou, hivrfLeai. iapbsnA sid LsAs
l.ra at al. and 1871 N. foi SIP habyion AND FORM
isLa-, a. o. H. and J'lJ ,rd $50 D. N roc syo-s"t,
a. 10. ul p. ,stssrs eonhect iof Coo rpfi!
Oyster Bay AID gntngtonl rof beD?siead Jamaica AID
Wmn.ld At and n..Ds and 3d. A and 30 .. "a
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAN - Leaves Hth.t East
River At s3l "a for tvcrnod stopping Al az stations *
e-h Hru.- and syoss. EScufraD iicLts l"f us t."
AZ srdpr-a ra1... A. HEASOSER SnDrrin''nd' Mt
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5tationsrp ano farm Wooos.

WIN. EyERDELL~ SONS, No. I04 Fulton.
w r.-SQArIoNERS and BLANK. BOOK AANUFAo
TuRERS.
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n YIN lhal NAllshOhIJ Vi NC w - hiA'obi :
N-from Pier NO. North River connecting al Hampton
junction with Oeaw Laekawunna AMI Wee ern Railroad
snd tsson with Lehgn Valley Railroad aud u. eonnre
tons forming direct line Pittsburgh and the West. Will
cot change Of esr.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Miles ad Two Hour saved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati St. Losis, etc. with bot change Of cara
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing August ly4, leave New ora - 10 lows:
HARRisBpxG ExPRyssAt SlO M, for EastoD. Headin7
Potipil- hsiri-Durs Maucb Chunk, Wke.brrre, Be u
mole hsgersso~n. Wiisnspor. This iru Of liar
nsDnrg " IN, connecting East and VEST on the p.Irsyl'
vania Ceutrl Railroad North and South the No nth.
Central RsilFosd md with the Cumberland Valley Rsrusd
MAIL TRAs-it $50 m. for flsmngon PASTOR, Nsfer
Gap scranton. Wkespae Great Bend Pttson, bingham
ton &c.
I2:luP n. TIAIs-Por Eaton, Allentown, Mach Chunk.
Wnkosbar,e. ~hansport, Reading. Psttsvls Hamburg
lie. .
$3.50 p n--Por Faton, Bethlehem. Allentown and Msoeh
Chunk
$50 z.-for Somcfville and Flsminston-
6P n--tor Som.rviie.
7l0 r y. WEsTERS EIPRsss-For Es,,op. Allentown
Reading Harri.bug Pittsburgh, and the WeSt sleep NJ
c,rs through from Jersey City To Pitts1aren.
fiIIaBgTHroRr AND NEW YORK FkRRf-Lea,e New
Yors from rl,T No. y. n, 9:l1 q L. 40 aud 3:N
r. tos's stop at iersen Point sod sariuers hsfbor
Tickets ID. W-st be obtained 81 ihe office OF the
Central RAJ road Company. Pier NJ. \. H. M
AsoT House. 1t No. IN Broadway, and At the pr pa
hoteu. JOSIAH o. sTEARNs, Superintendent
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steamboats, ouo Railroads.

MAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CilANGL or
~ PIER PLEASURE TtANEL TO CA W. w
NOIfNTAlN HOUSE LEBANON STRINGS SAhAIt-
o. MONTREAL. snl all poinis North aid Wet, va hai
Is9 new .,eamboa. g. vlsBARD. copt. u. II. nirCi,
co r. md the ANIEL DREW, Capt J. 5. TALLh'''
form daily line lur Albany from Deenfosse.st, 81 IN
a. d sb a a. 10 iandi x at cozeIss so,e Dccs "-s
Point Kesbursb Pouehk-,p.ic. Rhincbeok Cs,kil and
nuJ."n. Ticket sold on bOSri and baggage eh"oA'd "
and North.
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lar. LEWlS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. B-acl-s.. between laritk AID
West froadway tie only place where the shic'ed WI
receive proper medical esucnt bours nom n a. ns III
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III ANTIC Ala GREAT WESTERN

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. fAS-
SENDER TRAINS LEAVE NEWiORh. Wis, the rms
Raj way, from foot Of Ghanberss., RUNNING THROUGH
To CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
connecting with railroads for al principal irs IN tue
his road We ne extended ard will soon be In complies
running to Monshrld Gaon Urbzns Dayton CiDein
mat; and 81. t.ouis. without break Of gauge ,,,s
4. II. GOODMAN. Gen Ticket ACT, IA. r. eWEEIsER
heaaylIle Pa Osurral sup I
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD and TkANSP.
~ Co.-.Ja sad ater hpNDAY, Jan - 1854 Trsi4, wiz
l-svs NEW-iOkh nr BALTIMORE and w A7bINn w
At aud 10 g. H. 10 D. ~, ard IL Midnight The Isi N
Ira viii t.S~ Pa-s-n Tor RAL1iMOk aud AshiNo
1fp. eny Tbs l.sn uI.k-s Connection al fhadePhA
Trains TO- PhiHA, phia will Nrw 81 AID ~
!. M, aud I u. ma. and u Midnight.
MILITARY ilChErS viii no oe received the "a
N, AN u, Ir.us }. ". WBJDhUEf,
Dec. o. laaL Assistant Superintendent y. j. X Il
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NOR WEST POINT, NEWBisGII, POI
i hEEPsfE. KOUSnDUf an. hiSGSfON. l,ndng o;
olzen. Cold spring Cornwall New Ambnr.h aud Milton
rbr MARY POWELL leaves from foot u Jay street. every
nj. .ruosn. Al y O'Clock.
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itle0itGl.
TIVE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

r1,uE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
i OUT AND RHEUMATISM.
An .nHer.rs ffo shove complaint, either ~ recent 81
ious stauuilng advised to uso oLAlNo GODI Anu
Rl1EUAATiC PILLS. Thy 5e eird upon a. The siest
nf and encfua remedy offered 20 the pubic and have
been univrsay a.sd Europe Tor may year. vita the
greatest sucrrNA -
PREPARED by TROUT HARSANT No. ses Strand, Lon
don f.tgsnd; ard cold by their Agents. Willis Co.,
Frsnklin..t New lork Retail Price. I 30 per baI
u.f Majesty Commissioner have authorized s ne and
nddf.ss OF THOMAS PROur 2l9 Strand London. 10 be
nr-.sed upon ne sAnp affixed TO c-cb box Of
IN. genIiIe nriicine.
VERGN SIS ELECTRO CHEMICAL
tArHS. lig Fourthayrnue.- -Ieletiat"d for tue
traction Of metal Sc substances the stem AID from thar
.ucc... la chronic di--asss
NER8NES'S INHALER
For Of Consumption Psent.d IN America and Es
rope.
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6ieamboats ana RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

NAFETf, SPEED, AND CUNT OhI.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FiTcHRuRG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WIirE MOUNTAINS.
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tie and rUnch stea.sefs Of II. Norwich line,
cay OF BOSTON .rd CITY OF NEWYoRk
leave New York d-ily (Sundays cIcepedl 1t socek A.
from Pier No. 81 North Rivrr, loot OF 'eary st..
FOR NEW-LOHDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat Expres Train nom the
points, Norwich and Worc-.tsr Boston and sr
and ssahua and New London and Nerthefn
Rarosds
Freight talon Il the lowest rates Fer nfomion nqnrs
T. s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Picf