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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

Ias-W. l.. D. wrote US, 18th ult., a
letter from Haddington Hospital, which
was mislaid until now. He seeks to dis.
abuse the minds of those who think the
soldiers do not get the contributions made
for them By friends in the country, and
says:
"Siuce have been ct this Hospital, l
have seen ten thousand dollars worth Of
dclicacies and clothing distributed By the
ladies' of the Commission. Many lives
have been saved by their prcmptness on
the field of battle, and | know had it not
been for them would have been ere this
laid under the sod Of Virginia. Like
guardian angels, they hover over the SOL
der boy on the field as well as 10 the
hosp;tal."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

IayHW. =. b." writes US that the 201st
has been taking some exercise Ia the way
Of marches and drills.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

w-We last week forgot to mention the
proceedings of the Court, which, having
no civil suits ready for trial, adjourned
on Thursday. VIM. G. Duncan was fore
maa Of the Grand Jury, which was dis
charged on Tuesday, and most Of the
Traverse Jury on Wednesday. David
and Howard Renner confessed stealing or
hiding money, and we're sentenced to pay
costs, S. fine, refund the property aud
four months 10 Jail. Ross Moore was
fined $40 and costs fer resisting an officer
making levy. WmESmith was found
guilty Of soliciting q married woman to
commit adultery, but asks a new trial.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
GREAT UNION VICTORIES II
shenandoah Valley!

Monday last, Gen. Sheridan drove the
Rebels out of Winchester, inf citing upon
them loss of 5000 men-the rora JioU
euer struck at tie RcJeis ia he Valley!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

PEACE CoMMIssIoNERs.-Anxious for
the speed;es. possible peace, the President
has appointed Messrs. Grant, Sherman,
Farragat, and Sheridan, with 800, 900
aids, to treat with the Rebels wherever
found, and conquer lasting peace by
killing of all who will wage war against
the Government.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY
6 miles from Woodstock, Va.
Sent. 22-ll:30. 2. NJ.

To Lieutenant General Grant:
l have the holor to report a Csecond
most signal victory over the army of Gen.
Early, at Fishers Hill, to-day. 1 found
the Rebel army posted with its right res
ting on the north fork Of the Shenandoah,
and extending across the Strasbnrg valley
westward to the North Mountain, occupy
ing position which appeared almost i'm
pregnable. After good deal of man0l.
vering during the day, Crooks command
was transferred to the extreme right of
the line on the North Mountain, and he
furiously attacked the left Of the enemy's
line carrying everything befoie him.
While Crooks was driving tie enemy 10
the greatest confusion, and sweeping and
driving them behind their breastworks,
the 9th and 10Th army Corps attacked the
Rebel works 10 front, aud the whole Rebel
army appeared to be broken up. They
fed in the utmost confusion. Sixteen
guns we're captured, also q great many
caissons, artillery horses, etc., etc.
! am to-nigh, pushing on down the val
ley. can not say how many prisoners |
have captured, nor do l know either my
own or the enemy's casualties. Only the
darkness saved the whole of Early's army
from total destruction.
p. H. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
It will be remembered that Early's COM
maDd embraced the Stonewsll Brigade,
and troops constituting Stonewall Jack
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
The Penn. State Agricultural Society
WILL hold its mex, Annual Exhibition al
w EASTON. Pm.


commencing Tuesday, Sept. 81, and closing
Friday, Sept. 30, 1861. rB-Premiums over
$1,000. Read the following abstract:
C,rrLg-For-ign Imported. 10 premiums ranging from
$50 all grades of Cattle, 81 Vrrmiams from
Cattle not less than Is, owned AMI held farm stock
&c "a best IS. Best Team OF 10 Yoke ofOXen from
any county be paid Agricultural Society Of said
y, so; a best, %.
HoasFs-Bcst Imported, premiums, from $50 to Is;
Thorouc thrri, 10 premiums from 30 to 49, Trotting
Horses Hul Mares premium ot 200, of 200 and
of LOO: PA-iug of so: Matched Horses, fancy
tgotting. premium of 50: hes: Matched Trntiug,
of 80 best Draught Geijny and Single Horses,
u premiums from Is Il l0 Stations and Mares for all
premiums from % to 10; best Mule Team Of !. 30 Fl
best, ,l5;making about $1,000 In premiums for all de-
scrirtions of Horses and Mules.
sHEEp.-For ifereR. kinds 10 Premiums, from $50 TO
10; So Prsms from TO I.
POuLTRr-Of almost every kinds premiums Of 81, 8,
and ), in the aggregate. Sl57-
AGRICULTURAL INPLEnENrs.-Hest display $50 Steam
Plow 100, medal special diploma, and liberal special
premiums fer p!cws plowmau. rollers, culvstOrs
The premiums In other departments liber-
a being for leather its manufactures butter cheese
Sc, vegetables, fruits melons. grapes wines, flowers
and their designs. stoves, tin &C. domestic manu-
fetures needle work, &C. Bns arts. psinting penman
chip, display OF articles by tradesmen and mechanics
silver ware, s-sing machines, pisnoes, &c.
The above b.irg q abstract, exhibitor. are re-
quested to secure Catalogue Do that they may con-
the ulatiOns OF the Society in presenting
tices for exhibition. The most liberal arrangements
being effected with railroads generally both to
freight and tekets For catalogues and rail-
roai regulations. address the Secretary.
Single Admission tieksts-25 cents.
THOMAS 2. KNOX, President.
A. d. LONGAEEg, Secretary
NORRIsTOWN,PA- lIOsIreI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
BAKERY, ICE CREAM, SC.

VHHE undersigned, having obtained the use
of the furniture, fixtures and utensils of
Mr.. RIcaARD NJ. CooPER, will continue the
Bakery, Confectionery and Notion business,
at the old stand, on Market street, for the Pc
rlod of one year. He hopes by strict attention
to business 10 merit the patronage heretofore
extended to this establishment.
II. l.. M'MAHON
Lewisburg, April 90, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

IA-Saturday night or Sunday morning,
the shop Of Mr.. Kremer, first door below
the Chronicle Office, was burglariously en-
tered aud robbed ofabout $500 10 cigars, &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

L<s:D,
A. HI home 70 Lancaster county last Sees, Of frver
HARRY II. WITMFE-s sra.Iusts o. the University at
Lewisbur,, Class Of lsG3.
In the Hospital At YORK, Pa, last wc'k, REUBEN
DiEFfHNpERfER, Of Union eo4nly-a Soldier in the
unicn army.
IN Milton, 9Th inst, JOSEPH M.gR, sged 50 yests
AMI II months.
Mar Jersey Shore. aged about - ysaIs, ELI. ?
YOUsMAN, Esq formerly of NitlinburS.
La Em-ra, I9th inst, BILLIE NJ Gibson, Of Milton.
aged IL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

TdNandigham cares in.-Pendleton last
week went to see Vallandigham, when the
latter was called out to make speech, in
which be declared that the platform was
the soul of the party-that whoever stood
upon a platform, be and the party was
bound by it-that the Chicago Platform
was for peace and against war, and there
fore he supported its nominees. Bitter as
it is, the peace leaders have not yet cour-
age to throw Mcclellan overheard, but
evidently hope to control him. For the
sake of local offices, they will stick to.
getber at least until after the Oct elections.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

"The Union fcr eycP-hUrrah, boys ! hurran-
Down with the Trailer and up with the Stars
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
Gen. Fremont WithdraWs.

BosToN, Sept 2l.-Gentlemen Ifeel
II my duty to make one step more in the
direction indicated BY my letter Of the
2jth of August, and withdraw my name
from the list of candidates. The Presi-
dental question has, in effect, been en-.
tered upon in such way that the Union
Of the Republican party has become par
amount necessity. The policy of the
Democratic party signifies either sepsra-
too, or establishment with slavery.
The Chicago platform is simply separation.
Gen. M'Clellan's letter of acceptance is
re establishment, With slavery.
The Republican candidate, on the con-
trary, is pledged to the re-estabishmeut
Of the Uuion without slavery; and, how
ever hesitating his policy may be, the
pressure Of his party will, we may hope,
force him to it.
United, the Republican party is reason
ably sure Of success divided, the result
of the Presidential election is at the least
doubtful.
lam, gentlemen, very truly, yours,
j. G. FREMONT.
To Messrs. George l.. S,earns, and others,
Committee, &c.
TGeD. John Cochrane also has written
letter, which his friends publish, stating
that The hope Of the country for true
peace is BY crushing the Rebellion by
force, and he also advises union upon the
evident choice of the true Union men.
So there is perfect unity among the friends
of the Government, and with reasonable
effort and caution its triumph is secure,
in the front and in the rear.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
MhnaSEH,
Lt:D,

Py RsT n C.Iohn. 2.st Inst. RrT'T MG tw, saai
and Mica JASErTA sEtRrii, L-wi<burs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
Class B-Judges-Mrs. E.Chamberlin,
Mrs. Lydia M'Neal, Mrs IT. Linn.

No article can compete for a premium if
not entered on the book of the Recording Sec
retary before 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the
frs, day Of the Fair.
Articles can be entered previous to the F air
by writing to J.A.MERrz, Lewisburg.
The Judges are requested 10 report at the
Office as early as 10 o'cl'k in the morning Of
the second day of the Fair. and receive the
lists of articles competing for premiums.
Public Sale Of Stocks, Seeds. &c. a
the FAIR Grounds on SATURDAY.
FRANCIS WILSON, Pres
J. A. Msarz, Sec. R.H. LAIsD, Trsss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
Administratc.'s E.otice,

iS~l have no partner. nor connection wit
any other store IN Phi!adC ahia ti06snt
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

our country. Will the people ever agree
that he shall come back and take his seat
in the Senate of the United States? Ger
tainly not nor do we believe the Govern
ment thinks of such thing. We have
no doubt the people are in favor of an
early peace, nor have they any feeling of
hatred or revenge towards the masses of
the Southern people; they would gladly
extend to them the right hand of fellow
ship, but they would spurn the agency of
Jefferson Davis, as a mediator or repre-
sentative of any kind in this business of
reconciliation his hands are too deeply
stained with the blood of the loyal North.
and in this we believe the Government
shares the sympathy of the people. Mr.
Seward, speaking doubtless for the Gov
ernment, said in his Auburn speech
touching this very point, short time be-
fore the election
Son the other hand, | do expect pro-
positions Of peace with restoration of the
Union to come not from the Confederates
in authority or through them, but from
citizens and States under and behind
them. And | expect such propositions
from citizens and States to come over the
Contederates in power, just so fast as those
citizens and States shall be delivered by
the Federal arms, from the usurpations
by which they are now oppressed All
the world knows, that so far as the Presi-
dent is concerned, all such applications
will receive juSt such an answer as it be-
comes great, nagnanimous and humane
people to grant to brethren who have
come back from their wanderings, to seek
a shelter in the common ark of our ma
tional security and happiness
H was with these sentiments so dis
tinctly avowed that the people declared
their confidence in the wisdom of the
Administration unabated and we feel
confident that they are the sentiments of
the Government to-day, as they were
two months ago While they are en-
tortaincd, there is little prospects of
a commission being accredited to "His
Etccilency Jc6crson Daois, and his rcb-
el government
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

HsD~ Our friends are continually inqui-
ring of us how the election has gone
they, ofcourse, know that it has gone all
right, but they seem to never tire hearing
good news; to all therefore, we wish to
say, that Delaware, New Jersey and Ken
lucky, have gone for Mcclellan, and that
all the rest haye gone the other way by
various majorities. Official returns come
in slowly and We thought it unnecessary
to give further figures until We can lay
the official before our readers. Seymour
is beaten in New York by about $500
The next Congress will be almost three
fourths Republican.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

themselves, and to the great convenience
of the applicants.
The Super;ntending Committee of each
county, will consist Of 3, 5, or 7, accord
ing to circumstances, be composed of both
sexes, and will be appointed with the APP
proval of the Governor. 1t will receive
the application, and transmit it with such
remarks and explanations as may be use
ful, to the Superintendent, and will also
periodically visit the school in its county
or district containing Soldiers Orphans,
aud make report of its condition aud of
such matters as may be promotive of their
welfare
The Superintendent will perform the
duties in this plan specified, as well as
such others as its full and successful OPP
Grafton shall render necessary and proper.
Especially he will visit the schools in
which the orphans are placed, as often as
consistent with the other duties; and, as
the business of the trust will, except that
of visitation, be mainly transacted by
written correspondence, no Office need,
for the present at least, be established at
Harrisburg. All communications will
therefore be addressed to him at Lancas-
ter. THOS. III. BURRowEs
SaPt gf Orphans.
Lancaster, Pa, june % 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

A "WHAT-Is-ITY-A very curious
sea monster, indeed, was taken in the har-
Dor Of New Bedford, last Friday after
noon. 1t is now in New Bedford, and
its possessors say they will take it to Bos-
ton to exhibit at the National Sailors
Fair now in progress there. The fish,
the like of which all the old shipmasters
in New Bedford say they never saw be-
fore, weighs about four hundred pounds,
and is thirteen feet in length, Of which
nine feet taper down to serpent-like tail.
1t has the mouth of a shark, with two
rows of teeth, fin on the back, and a
full eye like bullock. In color an1 mo-
tion it resembled serpent in the water,
and it is believed to be the great sea-ser-
pent snake, whose mysterious visits have
periodically created SO much excitement
alongshore, and which until now has clu-
ded his batied pursucrs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
--.-1.ks--..N.-el
rega Gen Mcclellan has resigned his

EGg" Gen. Mcclellan has resigned his
position as Major General, in L. s. Ar
my, and it has been bestowed upon Gen.
Sheridan-this is as it should be. Re
cent movements seem to indicate that
Mcclellan will be supported by his party
in the New jersey Legislature, for U. $.
Senator; to this we have no objections
let the Little Giant" show his hand as a
statesman.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
Yours, with respects, &C.,
aes- The Boston Journal tells of mu

Ha5- The Boston Journal tells of mu-
steal prodigy now in that region, man
entirely blind, graduate of the Ohio
Institute for the Blind. His bass notes,
it is said, are lower than those of any 9th
er man in the world, while he can also
sing with perfect ease the highest tenor
notes. He plays the cornet beautifully
with one hand, and accompanies it with
the other on the piano or melodeon Some
gentlemen in Boston have heard him,
and state that he has Musical powers such
as have been rarely, if ever, given to
man. He is man of culture and edu-
cation, well informed in politics and his
tory of the country, and has an unblcn-
ished moral character.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

s9- A celebrated New York doctor
prescribed for an old patient, syrup of
birthorn," and wrote his prescription in
the Usual cabalistic characters, Syr.
Rham. Cath" On inquiring if she had
taken the medicine, thunder cloud dark
ened her eyes, and she exclaimed, g No |
amt going to take your syrup of ram cats
for any body under heaven
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
Personal Quaiitieso of President
Lincoln.
Speeeh of Hon, Edward Everett

n me EFUNu DuHYbtt btcfH ~ ''' 'O"-
ton Merchants, IN Ho,,or Of the C0icers
. Of the Keorsarge.
At the grand banquet, given by the
merchants of Boston, in honor Of the Of
ficers of the Kearsarge, Tuesday evening
last, the following was among the regular
toasts
The President Of the United States
Called for the second time to the most
exalted Office iu the gift Of the people.
may hes administer the high trust as to
receive the support of the whole country,
and restore to the Union the blessings
of speedy, honorable and lasting
peace,
Hon. Edward Everett was called upon
to respond to this sentiment, and OH ri
sing to speak was greeted with hearty and
prolonged applause.
REMARKS OF hon. EDWARD EVERETT.
Mr. CHAIRMAN am highly compli-
mented by being called upon to respond
to the toast in honor Of the President
Of the United States Having already
had an opportunity in Fancuil Hall Of
paving grateful tribute Of respect to
Captain Winslow and his gallant asso-
ciates, | shall leave this noble topic to
the gentlemen who will follow me and
cor"e "f "'a ,oy.eif f" the sneciic antv wbinI in
',,''l'1 s,',a,', frL. t mn
tainly one which am sure will be wei
coined by every gentleman at the table.
whatever differences of political ouiuiOu
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aossfI oand;Joto fta, so,.o.oI ,g. ',o o,t ,"t
oJ nIacl;nn Ln -, to ,1 aanst.1;naI ,yi',,' Loo
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Gtdta, ST. s''' ~ Ca,n,a,,ln. | ~ CL;ar or NV
al "a a,j M ..,.. @
,ai,,o ] 'a ~ n, I a"I , ~, H. ,' ~,
tians Tn tLn Lnpars. ,.,,, ',a,, ~ III pr,s
;Jont ,.a,, Lonnr ,.,,,,r.a,rroJ1. = isa Ia
,an,i,,,gy r,,a,I ~ ,os,.a,+ ~, 49, - -
.,oa,Io th,s ~ =, ,,,a,,,;go ,ba aI,isat ar a."
i,oar,.,o,s' 'oL,ioa 's' '''' '''> - ''''
Tb;. wa,k or ros,oct :. noror Will,
boII fror, tl,o Uood If Corarn,aont -
Tn"Iand To, nnI,. -, Iono ',','','' ~ %uon4 -
Rrif,;n Int in thn worId-oroor,noss;r,,r
DTI'aI"' DuO III 'ht "oiIu-ehcoHlpaSs
circuit oil her domimons, wherever icS-
TIVE entertainment Is held, the health OF
the queen Is
In tncr ho"in& cups freshly rcmom-
0ere' 49,,
1T would be nnbecomng indeed II hon
orS cheeriu!iy pa'd, irrespective OF party,
to an hereditary sovereign, were withheld
from the chIei magistrate OF great re-
PuhLc, elevated 1" Ihat position by the
voice oi the people. The sovereign. who
rnles by the right OF birth, has come IN
to the world IKE the mcanest Of hls sub
Ject, but ciylG act ike that OF this day
week, by which twenty-five millions OF
freem'n' citizens OF {|enty,two states,
aSSoclated IN one great Republican Union,
established over territory as vast as
Europe nave assembled on an appointed
day' III thelr respective toWh'' cI'es, and
villages. "iteF an 'iuehl canvass, with all
inc eAcltements ol civil war EndIin@
throughout the country, ana without tn-
inuit' violence, on the olsPiay OF military
iorcG' nave elected lhe constitutional
mead OF the state, Is spectacle OF moral
Fu1Iim'ty not surpassed IN the annals oI
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

g0~ An eceentrid beggar thus laeon-
ieally addresseda lady: "Will you, ma
ma, give me drink of water-for | am
so hungry that | don't know where to
stay to night"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

BgD~ Tomorrow, Thursday is Thanks
giving day, we hope our people will bear
this in mind, and observe it properly.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
THOMAS ROBINSON, pai+or,
CYRUS E. ANDERSON, '0A
VI. w. SPEAR. Publisher.
BUTLER PA.
WEDNESDAY NOV. 23, 1854:

R5-" Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, One
and inse parable. ID. Webster.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

U,HE LONDON AND NEW York STEAMSHIP con
psny will despatch semimcnthly their new and ara
class British iron steamships CELIA. BELLONA ArA.
LANrA.,!0wA INDIANA and MAINTAIN, each S.ooe
Havre VOYAGE from London Rates or psya
bio United States currency FROM New York. First Oa
Hsyrs First Cabin 500 For passage apply 70 caAS Z
South street Advances made merchandise consigned -
the k0ndou agents -
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

NATIoNAL STEAM NAyIoArioN CoMPANY-ro
IN QURENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Cab n &lce: Steerage. &3j--payabie IN currency
WRSTMINSTER sails SATURDAY.. June
VIRGINIA sails Saturday. June Is
For passage spplY 70
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

NvBuTRAL FLAG AUSTRALIA FIOEEER LINE
~ carrying the United SAFES mars.-rbs Al 8rsush
rlpper ship CKsruRiON Cromweu. maaes, is uov
rapidly loading ~ East river aud vii clear for
Melbourne the leth OF June This sh has room ror
about cabin low price The
bart WESTWARD no for sydney. wtahgs maser o.
plrr 10 river and the ship HBRNNE, Vins master.
osd,nx 81 pier no Hast river for Duneds Port otsss
Newzei win clear date soeus For rcighs
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

CrEAM FROM AND TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIyR8-
- POOL
CUNARD LINE
Prom New York $35 currency; to New York SIS gold -
KEDAR salis Wednesday. yuus8
SID0N sails June a.
anniV IN
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
TRAvEI.I.ERs. GUIDE.

EhAS SNkOi1.
HUDSON RIVER RAtLRoAD.-TRAnsa FOR AZ
Ii Troy the North Aod West strees
At and "a. y. and 4. and 1910 r. NJ. d sundsya
A622 T. M. from Thir,i-th street
NEW rOHK, HARLEM Ana ALBANY 'sAILRoAD-
~ For Albany, Ttcx North aud WNal .Lsave Twenty-
Msr NJ H&.k
Lou PouGnKEgPsIyl-~1l19 -. KENT AND
T. bargrs RRPUBLiC an& ID 311E1 eof which esves
Franln street pier days SLnday& &fc6edO, at ocloSk
= NJ, tcr passengers aud it'sSl. = aA-.
E. ss!.:; :..S; ,ss nss
s3as @ ,,.,. AND q 81 ~ ,ss ry.5 sAS Req Ba"k Rernas
Sssa s2A. Ssbs F.r1 os &
Street a, x ~ sso,sas rssssnsers a, Threts stress
on Mondays. wedTssays and T,days; landing at Woss
Hudson on and after tuesday, May 10, tbe ARMENIA
alternate days with the DREW fornin. dalyl
npe Tc!et scl board and baggage checked 10 ponk
wssi and North. -
SrEAMKR BRoADwAy Will LEAVE rrER Fodo1
- Javsr.st afternoon NJ sclscs, for YorksD
SrNDAy soAr ron WEST POINT, COLD SPRING
y Cornwall and StSJurg landing At Tbittieth street.
Yonkers tLApinea Dobhs Ferry, ng sing
asvrrssrsw. steamer AWAY VIII icove per loot Of
Jay srecs.vrty sunday Morning 81. ~ ocock
CuNnAy BcAr ron NEwBuRa -fuE NEW AND
- elegant stesmboat THOMAS 0OLLvER VIII leave
foot Jay SUNDAY norrng June al O'Clock.
hnrg isndins al Thtrch street New YORK; yonkers
srGr1 Wv " wcs, Pc;st Cold sprtng and Cornwall
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
on agents ac,

u RITISH AND AMERICAN STEAK NAVIGATION
ID COMPANY.
STEAM TO LONDON D1RKCT.
The drst class steamship LONDON will saitJuns Il
Passage payable 10 CURRENCY:
Cabin .Sl00t seerags.
Psssencers forwarded 10 Havre Paris and German pora
WV -" WILLIAMS 0UIoN. q Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

DOST OFFiCE NOTIcE-rHK MAILS FOR uRKAH
j. Britain AMI the Continent, Southampton and Brs
men per steamT America, aud for Ireland. Queens
town Der Glasgow, will close at this occ
day the ah day Of June At IO,s O'Clock NJ ssd Il the
stations vliows
Stations A and b. IL A. 4.
Stations and D. Qh A
Stations * aud r. va -. M
station O. "a. n. -.uvu.N a.