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GENERAL MEADE ON THE WAR.-MajOr
General Meade, in presenting some medals
to privates Of the 9Th Corps, on the 14th,
made an interesting speech, which closed
az follows: 49, 1n& afbb
"And now, fellow soldiers Of the 5th
Corps, let me again urge you TO emulate
the example OF these hOnored men, and by
your future efforts not only deserve similar
rewards, but aid in thegreat work in which
We are eDgaged-ths overcoming of the en-
emies Of our country and the restoration Of
peace and happiness 70 the whole land.
Diminishing ~ now useless to discuss all
questions IS to the origin of the war, we
have daily and hourly evidences that II ex-
lists. and that it can only be Terminated by
hard fighting and by determined efforts to
overcome the armed foes Of the Govern
menk Nor do ] think proper TO raise here
any questions - 70 the policy on which this
war should &c conducted. With these cues
tions, az soldiers, we have nothing to do.
Their discussion among you IL not only
useless, but .pernici0Qs. Our policy ,is to
fight, and the only question as IN the con-
duct Of the war pertinent for rs TO discuss
is how bes. We Gag defeat those who are in
arms with the avowed purpose of destroy
ing that Government under which, for
ee-Iuarters OF q century, we hai lived .
united and happy people, almost reaching
to point when we would have ranked
among the. first powers on earth. Ousdu-
~ is to compel submission TO the laws en-
acted with the consent Of the very people
who now rebel against them, 6n the special
plea Of selfgovefnment. This duty il no
easy task, az ne here present we'll know
for il IL no more than right TO admit that
our foes fight with a bravery and deteymi-
nation worthy or d better cause. Bar 1t is
. duty which know you will discharge at
every sacrifice; and j earnestly pray the
Ruler of the Universe that in His infinite
wisdom and mercy He may 50 order events
that, through your bravery and devotion
TO the cause, our enemies may be made to
yield, and the cause Of truth aud justice
land, the flag OF our fathers ehonored and
respected from tire St.IAwrence to the Rio
Grande, we may beI enabled TO return to
our homes and families, to receive those
hoaors . grateful country is ready 10 be-
stow
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DAN. DicRiNsoS's PLArFoRM.-Hon.
Daniel s. Dickinson made powerful Un-
ion speech at Binghampton, few days
since, 10 the opening Of which he read the
following platform, prepared BY him, az
may beremem bered, in 1861, and exten-
sively published at the time, as one upon
which all Union men, regardless Of pre-
vious political names, parties or anteco-
dents, could stand and act together. In
now recalling it, Mr.. Dickinson said: II
am happy 70 declare that, if called upon to
rewriie 1t to-day, would not change it in
sentiment, sentence or syllable: III
PLATFORM OF 1861 OF D. 8. DICKINSON.
i. We are for maintaining the Govern
ment Of the Union and the Constitution, so
long as there Is q loyal citizen North or
South to battle with rebellion, or dollar
to furnish the sinews Of war.
2. We are opposed to the war, and would
therefore crush by the whole power Of the
nation its authors, who commenced it by
robbery and treason, and by cannonading
Fort Sumter. #MMaf ss
g. We are ia favor Of peace, and there
fore seek il in the only direction which will
give honorable and enduring peace-by
putting down armed rebellion SO that the
union-loving citizens of the South can
support the Constitution and the Union OF
their fathers, without revolver to their
drive them into rebellion. 70
4. We are opposed to taxation and would
therefore, make the war as short as posi-
BILE, by exerting the whole force Of the ma.
ton i energies, SO as atthe earliest moment
to quell rebellion efiectnally, and avert
perpetual war and perpetual taxation here
after. a3
5. We are opposed TO all palliatious and
propositions Of peace or compromise until
rebellion is si.en.ed and its flag, STEPPED
in theft, treason, piracy, arson, rebellion
and murder, Is torn down and destroyed
and until the stars and stripes float owe,
every State capitol und fortress in the I'm.
ion. s..s,..s 5.s
6. When the roar Of rebel artillery is 81.
fenced, and the supremacy ofthe Constitu.
ton is acknowledged, we are, as we evel
have been, for guarding with sedulous care
every wright which it guarantees to every
section of the Union, and for strengthen
ing the ties Of brothe rhood sundered by 6
set of graceless political robbers acting
against the wishes and the will Of TIL
masses Of the Southern people" ha
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the corner stone Of the Union. s
But have said enough. The case is too
plain for argument. Let me give II TO you
in nut shell.
The ISSUE PLAINLY STATED.
4 vote for Mcclellan will be, first and
foremost, q vote for slavery at a time when
this crime has plunged the country into
the sorrows and waste of war.
1t will be vote for the rebellion at a
moment when the Union is about to be re-
stored. s4 aH #N
But disunion, when once started, can
no. be stopped, so that a vote for McClel-
Ian will be 4 vote to break this Union in
pieces, and to set each State spinning in
space. sssa s-si
Il will be vote for chronic war among
fellow citizens. which will be ever begin
ming and never ending till the fate Of Mex
leo be ours. &ee
It win be a vote for the reputation of
the national debt, involving the destruc-
ton Of property and the overthrow Of busi-
ness. $3.50
4 It will be vote for anarchy and chaos
at home. sss
It will be vote for national degradation
abroad. ~
1t will be vote against civilization it
self.
It will be vote for the kingdom ofSatan
on earth. 'i~ s
+ On the other hand, vote for Abraham
Lincoln will be, first and foremost, a vote
for Freedom, Union and Peace, that politi-
cal trinity under whose guardianship we
place the Republic. It will he vote also
10 fix the influence and good name of our
country. 80 that it shall become the pride
Of history. It will be vote, also, for civi-
Iization ITSELF At home it will secure tram
guilty throughout the whole land, with
freedom Of travel and Of speech, so that
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THE CANADA REBE-S Ak FOR Nc
friend Of The American I'm
ion, residing Ia Hamilton, G.. W., having
read in the Erie Press that .sall the seccs-
s;onists in Canada are bitterly hostile 10
Mcclellan writes 20 assure Us tina. the
very opposite IL the case. He says: There
are in Hamilton large number Of disloyal
Americans, both No:therners and South
erners, and have yet TO see the first one
who is "a favor Of Mr.. Lincoln. They
know too well who their friends are 70 be
in favor o. any one who goes in for crush
ing the rebellion. The fact il, the seces-
sionists here land it is the same in other
parts Of the Province where have met
tkem,) spend mos. Of their time in ;oung-
Ing about, denouncing Mr.. Lincoln and all
connected with him. Mcclellan is their
favorite, and they never tire n singing his
praises" asE
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Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR $500, 600.
l. CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK
OF 1875.

SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received q, mo COMP
TRoLIER's OFFICE, until TUESDAY, tho l7th day Of
May 1854 al O'clock p when the win be publicly
opened TO- the whole any ss Of The Of Three Hgud
Thousand Dos the Central PsEk Improvement Fund
Authorized BY Chapter Is Of the Laws OF 1885, and by
Ordinance 9th Common Council spproyedbythe Mayo
PM IS 1860
The sad stock will bear nixest the rate Of iT per
PEI innun, payable quarter yearly ard the principal VIII be
red seiied November !. 1870.
The proposal will Its tho sr1ount Of Stock desired
h, rrcs per hund-ed dollars thereof and the person.
ho. proposals. accep, d vii iheIepon be required de-
po. viii tue Chan oersin Of the City the sums awarded
them l-specliyely.
On presenting to ie Comptroller The receipts Of the Cham.
ber TO- uch dero5ts the parties viii be entitled
o-rl.stes Gr equal Of the paI Of the stock
oeadue Interest from the dste- Of payment.
Bach p-apos.;'on ,hou! BE- seai and Endorsed "Prcpo,a
r Central * improvement ruad ,lOck" and nco,ed Ia
second sr,vroge, Addressed 70 the Comptroller.
Inc rl reserved to icot any AL Vi the bids If the In
forests 81 tn, Corporation require Il.
MATTHEW z. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
City Of New ok. Department Of Finance. Comfolers
Oics Apdi TO- 1864.
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furulinre

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwsanted manufacture Aso, .oid Chestnut and Wslnat
Chamber Suite. plsin and ornamental at n q fAhhiNo
TONS SiB CGna'st, opposite W oosIef L''@oh'heu I
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best assortment Of ENAhELLD FGhriI OhL, IN
all ro OF, aud ,ty.. Walnut and Chestnut, Plain and OrA
mental in suites Wboiesae and Retail Also mattr-se' ana
Paiie,se, WARREN WARD No III Canals
I OOKING- GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES,
A. &c. H. w. MERRIAM
HAS REMOVED TO NO 81. BhOAb"Af'
where he invites the attention Of the public to
LARGE STOCK
OF ELEGANT MIRRORS,
and everything pertaining TO the trade az
LOWEST PRICES.
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no CONrRACTORs.-scparate scaled Pr

ITO CONrRACTORS.-Scparate Scaled Pro-
lo.s each ln: ,J with the rrre u TIC rersG1 present
.a- De ere d. i-te - pIeeusi1 and e tte Of he
s.as 20 v. O. rriaf.s wiz B.. rrceiyi s. f. Office until "
nra f of FRIDAY May H. 1884 ~ the construction a.
lilo 4 FAYElESTS g. The l5iowils streets. %
viva ~ - a. from J1ih D. gG.l-i. clio "a iet.t between
' sDa iU1sr ard also n Past, 'Eoin yn 20 ON sy.f
m rf e cor islcii1n Of he following ~ tka, 20 wiz:
IL O, i frjl nri,1u Rive 20 and through 10Th 20 18th
. $50 4n .t-sy from 5h 0tp'is viii rrsnch 20 5fl 81.
o. ie.s D f.: in La gv between i3h aud 1911 SOB. as
IL - vrr See netxeciC thsu square AMI Ni-sonsl. sEf
EGO IN surc ST. between rroomc ard De.sr~y ~ fss
fuf-r informal On spy ls t'f - es ~ this once.
THOs. STEPHENS, } Cro'on
RO8f. J. DAfRADH, Agurlnct
A. W. CRAVEN. } Board.
Oa're Cotton hqn6iu5t Dsr rtmert My ?. 1874
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80 cnNlRACTORs. --Sennrate snnleA pro.

p W tDh i1bAt lOi.-.>-St Dtidtt niif"t piV-
ratl e4rh td.rrd vii tEs name ~ tao per3u NIX
tc salc te date 81 ~ Vos MOTION aud ie us CT tie
sut vi icn relates. VII le cs"d - els ohte un.
e eo-t m fDNDAh Say 10 lsl for The constr ctioa "
fia olow... street improvements % Wit;
sewer i ga srae. loa al Aycnle 70 wcs' sfe i-'af
~; scsrrr iiTcft street .soE bine ~! 70 urt
aoi glL .voue, 'r1n ''rh s,zert 20 ari t-c 81
a;ir stree. ~ svsate sever III !3is1-lry tFce,
from. --on Henry street. and sewer s Nonioe
lc bettfel itahet and iike tleets ALSO ria- cross
abs ia venue s. =. I6,a trret; IN la avenue. IT u ~
iutn aud sirsct aud I'm % l~enue iUl, l,h ION
tb ana iiJ street,. sro, for crofs"G2s N 3t - nue.
o cate ~ side from i7t 20 51ih street. mi aisg 'or
cro.vaf IA ls lYcEgo from j3i 10 6atsirtes md lvf
irap paw, iu-H' .u 53t street. from % ~ 81 nyrue
Specifications aud 0ienss io the pfoposel.ctn De obtained
On application 20 zoe Conraai Ciors q; THE ci.e
to /, r 4 + S'@%yt,F'bsif5la c,'e- Aqas4D' Board
OEce Csylou Allcducs Department May 3. 1854.
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NrOTICE.-Tho departure of the Steamer
~ CELIA for LONDON has been osponed unit sA
-ipDAY Nav H. ~ ?. ip consequence Of thC si,ys
tora.' Srlkeb Rowland a ASfINWALL, Agents.
H1UE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
SHIP Co. win dispatch semi monthly their new and fret
g.. British non steamships CELIA, BELI.UNA, Ala
iASTA IONA INDIANA, and MANHATTAN, each 1900
Inn. burden between London and Newiors calling At Rave
I, the voyagu ryn London Rates of passage, payable ~
linrl s,e. eDirency, from New.Yofk First cabin $50
rrond cabin 500; steersge, l5 FROM London OF isyls
First cabin, a00. For passage apply to ChAs A. Nhll
NEY At the office No. 70 Broadway. For freight sppy ~
No 81 sou'h.t Advances made merchandise consigned
" w N''N'" ROWLAND L AspINwALL As."s
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Boys vii be tlsen they sit.en ycs Of
ttou, good hssf aud no, below isrl ioon.. ia hight
r al the q. ls pifcls guardians must DO
ars ob.alri.
Tie County bou'.y sad Tao Fo~ months -2yauce pay VIII
be- paid 20 , recruits. Is-p~,- o. ela,s and ha-nonhy
psy csn BE- i .; h's ~ application t. tie paynastF o.
tLe vessels 20 t.eh the Iscrli-a may b. ~ gled
All n-eili Information be obtained ty slpy'ag - TIE
Naval IN h= F4ik; sd pelsoas De- vusted mi
~ sracr o. tle following rendezvous which ere
The ouy Authorized ~ tho Navy Department "a 'hiscy
AZ Fs,1..-s tLss e;.tod -ai .e1,gI. .a Uoa-.l a-.
said 10 oreds4 g. sac qlosl Of tL, ty aa County o
New I--4.
CART OSCAR rULLUj. q. S. ". No. eCheuy-st
CAPE EDWARD ~H015ON u. Z. -. No. SIG y .'ers-
LIEUT.. COIDG. $50. MCLEOD MURPHY. L. g. r..
No "A lat-,i
AcrG MASTER JOIN ". COIN, U. s.N.
no. 10 souths,.
CAPT l. n pREyOORr. Z. 5. IL C., 10. 10 BoNfey.
LUwAIlD T. MLLkEk %. S. -. C.,
County Boauty Eoom. 10. ls Bowc7y
{. GODFREY GUNTHFR isyor
MATHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller
OG.sOS BLUNT. supcrrisoL
W. LIlAM IT, TWEED, Sapssvi,o-.
WILLIAM Z. STEWART, s1rerssor
ELJkH r. rCRDY. Supelysor
GEORGE OPDghF. Auxiliary aerhcr
County Volunteer Committee.
OlisUS BLUNT. Cia4aAsn.
Fsw.York frr' @ l,Gi
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MERCHANT NAVIGATION ana TRANS
w PORTlTrON COMPANY. foT BOSTON via GRO
rIA, NEW-LONbON. Sr0NiNorOS, PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT. TAUNTON. and N-W .bEDF Dkp.-Ile speir
ll 3. .i-er COMMONWEALTH an4 PLYMOUTH ROCK
will ve 4ier No Il, Nos River GOT Vi CognlAnii' st..
ia tczoept Sliday u, a. ) ?. IN.
Freight taken i6ts by NY other Inc ohce oil tom
psuy. 40 no " est-st corner Of Courileud' 81
Ne,y-York. Nov 2 1868 ". N. EDWARDS, Agent.
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pEDEMPTION OF
S2,OOO.O0O,
SOLDIERS SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY FUND BoSDS
OF THE COUNTY or NETWORK.
PAYABLE JUNE l.
1894
No.ice S. hereby given tha, tie SOLDIERS sUBsH-
rr,rg BOUNTY FUND BONDS Of the County Of Few.
Yot becoming due and rayube June l. 1914, with TIE en-
.ef, trsoa vii be PAD TIA. day aa ps.e-i-tion
Of ,sid BONDS At thu oace.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
S2ooo,oOo.
PROPOSALS FOR $40 90 SOLDIERS
SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPTION

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL De RECEIVED AT
ihi. ofoe unt Saturday Nay a. 1894 O'Clock N, for
III. whole or any part oftho sum OF 100000 OF "salleu
su5st.o.s Bounty Redemption 1nd. efte County Of New
Yort authorized by crp,sr T. and amended by Chapter
tho Law. Of 1854 and by Ordnance Of the Board OF
Supervisor, approved May IA
sa Bonds win interest the rats f,r per crn. per
.nnu psysbs s.m annually, the ,t day Of May and no
,eSer In esch year. and the principal viii be releeable In
.uscesy. annual in.tuent. Of $500 900 each commencing
on the Ia, day OF November, 1913.
The proposals. will state the amount Of Bonds desired and
the price per 800 thereof and tho pesOu' whose proposals
r. accepted will DO required to deposit with the County
s.surr lat the Broadway Bank Wednesday the lat day
If June 1854 the sum. swardsd to them respectively
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled
receive Bond, for equal amounts Of the par value Of he
awarded to them bearing intsres; from June J. lej-
Each proposal should b. sealed and indorsed Proposals
for Soldiers Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds" and
The right reserved to reject anyor all of the bids
SHARED necessary 10 protect promote the interests OF the
couu,y. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CITY on NEw YoRE-DHPsaTaEsr OF FINANCE CoxP-
raoLIERs oFHos. May 6. 1874
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NOR H0sTON and TROVIDENCE VIZ NEw.

POaT aid FALL RIyER.--T5e splendid ard sup.riof
II. onc- hit KQPUiis, CaPt Row Leaves View Yor.
O'Clock D. l and the EMPIRE STtlE, Capt Bpytpn. On
NONDfT, WEDSEsDAY and FRIDAY at o'clock = rn-
rom 9ifr 80. , North River
nTier NJ rooms vii bo regarded securei TO any ap9a
cart tufil iii. ram. i-il have been psii for.
Boston rwsrded Though with grsG, G.s oh
T. L7TtLEFIFLD Agent. No. u Broadway
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c,TpAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
sI -, o,..r.fo~u cork usrbor).-Ths welknovn
,.,. ~ IL Liverpool NewY ork and Phisdelphi Steam
MN t,ao.auy are Intended TO sai! as follows; .
cry Og saturday siHy ~
CITY GF raIu'!i sly 80
And ~ succeeding sAiuhDAi' d. noon HON '''' -
North River. - -. ,,ss,or
p,ystie ina cold or its equivalent IN currency:
ufpsg ~ sfS....g $50 % sIEEkAbE 80 90
lin 10 ondor. rs U seerage to LondoE,.. . 20
Cti1 n. PANS. g ID, Seerage to Pirs..... a. %
& ia In U,nlburg On o. SeeTage 10 Hamburg. 3, o.
81, also forwarded 10 lave. Bremen. Aotssrian
Arlx-ro Sc. at equally low rates - ..
- f,ui ivrfpool oG Oueenstovn ld Cabin, f73, -B5
eioS S.eeuee. SIS Those who wish to send Tor their
,,i.,ds can buy tickets here "a these rates.
~ IN iior atiou. apply ~ the ConTrn . ofceS
IOEn d. DALL. A.enl. No. b LL9-d,AL. " Y.
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Jron, &t.

SCOTCH PIG IRON-5O0 Tuns No. |, Glen
garnoes," 100 Tuns No Egnion" for SALE In ot' 70
~"'' EDWARD S. SHERMAN.
Nv. 2se Psagl ~
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Groceries an0 lJrouioioHs.

EOaN DWIGHT & Co.,
- No. II pLD-SLiP. EEWYOEk,
Manufacturers %!
ShLFnATIS. SUPLR-CkRB. OFSOnf &c,
And sole Agents ir inc City II New folE Tor
PRDF. EDEA. y. HORST, iku.S.
CREAM or .AIiIAk SUBS ~.
This substitute simple Phosphate. lnd contains r0tir.
huf urai found 10 Uesfs-,k lnj 10 corn, Wfa aai oAeF
co..1a. I'D - tiu.eore Eisn.y nutritious.
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u Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COM
Ne HlrIfE.
OFFICE NV Bun DiSGs CORNER CHssBEKs'T.l
AND BE0ABrsT fDtl au-e on hI.-a~a!.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
TIE Iowiz .-e th- pocruia5y Inducements offered;
COUNTY BOUNTY essh $50 ~
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. ~adtsen~I.--..... "
Arbitration, 10 be ,de psrsoaay At tie ocs Of The Con-
nittce-
t. Any rcr.on brinring recru.t for tho army 10
his ofsee wi! receive spgcuiien Of twenty dliaEa-
g. GODFREY ca NTHrR M,yoi.
HiTrHEW r. FREEMAN, Con p.sol-r,
or }OS BLUNT Supervisor.
TLJAH F. Pu-BDT, Supervisor.
WILLIAM 2 STEWART 5 -pe--i'or,
WILLIAM A. TWEED, Supervisor,
GEORGE OPDYkE, Auxiliary Member,
County Cor 'ziffee.
CRSUN BLUNT. Ch.Iinaa-
Hew.Yofk ApFn T. 1854
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IQEt PENNSYLVANIA, GENIRtAL

1914 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
EOOts r. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK al through trains 10 the West by tbs route cave
- yok from the foot Of Couftsneis. Through tickets
M Chca.o Milwaukee Psult and al points in the North
West Crrshne, Indianapolis, Louisville, 81 Louis. ceve
80 Columbus Cncnnaii aud al point. In the West ard
snhNe can be procured al the Office OF the PennSyyan
Genital R. H. No. Aston HOUSE, % At the Depot foot os
ccartandt s. Through trains leave New York follows:
Ia m Expe.. via Philadelphia arrives n Pittsburgh =
80 g. No.,
p m Erpress, via Philadelphia arrives in Pttsburshss
D. IN gSpre, via Allentown, arrives in Pi,tsborsh =
ose Through Train Sunday, via Philadelphia, leaving
New York ate 2 m;
J. L ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No AssorHoua
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Fulton Bauls.-Ststsment Of the FULTON BANK, a.
required go Laws Of 1893 or week ending saturday th
III dsy Of May. Isef
Averres Loans o97,25s t6
81
AyeIa-e amount q cRen'atoE y.
40 q
Civ ana Coustv Robert H. Hydk Cashier Of
the fulton dds dsgoss ud hat The above state
meut "a correct 20 best Of Know edge Snd b IT.
L. H. HAYDOCK, Cashier.
Arms bsfve no tia eth Day Of Ms, lei
Taos Hrssoop. Notary Pubic
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUMMER

- AUGMENTATION New York, JanessIp and
stt, Lasi RIVER ior Oepoft Sag lierb0r lamp Ons &C.
% a. for Droenpurt. .lyrgheld. faphak and Lake
apd u e ana $50 For isiip Babylon and frL,-
lngd4It, 3 end $50 and s. 50 p Fog ,yo-sss.
:. 1873 a. H. and 4.3s p n lsiags connect for odd prns
Oyster bay sad HuLtngtonl tos Hempstoad Ianac~ ARs
Nwn.ii. o. sud o.i. . anu 3D. 81 Id $50 y.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - leave Jith st.. Eass
River a. 5000. To- Ryer.eid stopping q a. Stations,
oeVt Hampstead and syosset EX,rson ncsets or this laa
q reduced raos. A. REA5ONER. Superintendent.
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and IKANSP
~ CON AID Ger MQND,AlS Jan y Isei T,sg, VII
n and los H. 30 p. and y Milnlsft The .:N N
,r vii! taAe Passengers. or BALTIMORE aud MAshlNo-
ItN only This Train nlke connection a. I'm SIDE fll~
~ nv Pliade phi VIII 'esvr Newfork At and 10 a m,
- h., 4 md o r. m ard " Midnight.
agi fTARY' TCkkIS viii not be received In the a m.
nl't.' - qriins T. W WOODRUFF
." u ios9 Assi.tsnt Suner ntenirnt \. j. r. n.
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Esor Bark ben, duly dpo. AM that the above
oonett beet OF ms knossd and b ,.
y D. TAPPLN, Cashier.
sgofn bsio,. ne the 9th day OF Nay. lei /
Epu y. CsI,r. IT,. Fots-y Public.
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NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
' Trains leave jersey City or Piesuon u 9:l5
u ,l5 :. 40 =. and o:ZJ The S:lJ so<
4.l1 p L.! Jun through 20 Monsey.
mos. w. DaAAREST SuresintenIeut
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NETWORK d NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
rllMER AERANGEMRNr.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1909 CONTRACTING NAl y 1861 l5A
rsnnger Station in Newly 18th st. and sthsr.
Frtraf.. on 2.th--



FutTance 2sth--t.
TRAINS LEAVE GLN-fORA:
Tor New Hayru. T. d., lIoo M i2..S (EKl sos
(fA.i, $3.50 sc aud tEx.l g. M. -
500 b.t., post. 3. tEs.l. ll.JJ lI:J5 tEnl, jaS
tis.). a..l a.sJ and lkA.b p. m.
for tn,hsid southport nd NcsipoTt, = Il.S m; 80
Foi Norwak :; o.ao l:9O e. m 1918 Gr.), 800 Vrl
For D.iea aud Cresnwca, $50, Il1o NJ $3.50. 40
Foi Sre-nweh = $50 1850 w.; $50 400 $50 $3.50 p
F0r Stamford q. tErl sd ll:J) n.i l2.I3 ttLl,
(k1.l. 8. % $3.50 J.J0. 6:Ju. tE1.l ,. IA.
81 Port Che ef and intern, dale iioss, :, 800: l;3O
L. $3.50. 1850. so ~. : H. H. 80
CONNECIlAG TRAINS.
For 3os5on IA Springfield Do III tLx.li s1xD, p IN
los Rls' on via shore Line. l2:i3 oh 8 p
For Hartford and Springfield, (EGl I:ss a. H.; tLh).
$50, b. M. - -.
Montreal . .. ia. 70 northampton.
tor Hartford Providence and 'FislAl Railroad (ELk
Tor Ny Haven. NewLondoa and ssoni ston RA-oal as
H. ui. l.la. .. g.
Fol Gari Railroad y 70 p m. 10 Northampton
Tor ilousdtcnic Railroad, b. ~; y. ma.
In Na1gstuos kaih osd, a. az. p. NJ.
70 DauhGry aud NorwsS Ka.sosd SO 10 $50 p. N
Comulodious Sleeping Isfs attached tes p 81. ifliS.
JAMES n. UOf1. sunar.s.rls'rf
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
y RAILWAY. NFw BROAD GAUaE ROUTE. PAS
sENGEH TRAINS LEAVE NEW -loHn. va ,he hfis
TtJCLEElLkND -. WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS.
connecting with railroads for 81 principal cs IN the West
mn. nd 70 m t extended. sni viii soon BE- ~ complete
rprupe order 10 nansaed Gallon Urhal, Dayton, Cincn-
r-Ii ma s. fa,is without break Of gauge -
T. H. GOODMAN, Cen nekei Agi, H. r. DIV tShh,
- Musdyiile Pa General Sup's
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SAFErY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
LLENTOWN ROWrE 10 the WEST

"a ladies trasrHg alone or fsr es VIII find ths the short
-,er rou-. There bu change Of between
,c,f- oh I'D Chicago Cincinnati aud only two 81
Louis. Ol-e. No 81 broadway, corner OF Chomberss