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Arrived.


Steamship Rdnouruh tBrl. RossteI. LySpool 9Th test
sud Queeustovn 7ih. dse snd psss to John g. Dale On
the fh inst ~ 6:lO ui o6 Waterford passed steamship
City Of Wsstipg.on, oouud up Channel
Sesuishp Caledonia tBr) Crsg Glasgow 9Th inst mdse
and Francis Macdonald Co. On tie 18th, ll0 nio-
w OF Cape Race passed a,nshp Britannia bound 18th,
off Sable lsaud passed steamship Arsbl. hence, bound Tor
Mverpco 18th passed III ship Nantucket Shoals AL
we'll wished TO b. repcrir1.
Steamship Ncr;si, Light, Tiutiepsugs. Aspinwsp ioh
inst. ndse. and pass. 10 d. u. Alien.
steamer Beyiders ~. s. tranportj Stanton, rortress
"a Cspo HeHopen steamship Western Metropolis with
a schf in tow, bound \. - - =.
Steamer Thorn ~. s. trsnspor). Gbb. wsshingtou co
hours to u s. 0narernsfter On the i7tb pssed bound
up The Chesapeake, srsw toumef having biso and white
signal. With star IN the bias. :. -.
k,esrner PERT (U & usnspor.). Delaney. Alexandra 30
hours 10 q. y. Qosrternsster.
Steamer Westche@sr. Baser Providence mt~ 70 fiwd-
ByBuer.
lsni
Hand. =.
ship c.th.rins Mari. Heronsen Rotterdam az days. in,.e
Hcrron. BuTEe, Burils- Co
Schr Rsinbow, Smith, hsv Bedford
Schr NJ. II. Reed, Nekogson, Boston . q,
sehr Albert EdsAd Or, Campbell Port Morris, 70 r.
Nevr, Son
sshr ~ Y s,f.,on 1errer Prerid,acs Tor EdsibS.p'n
schr Isabel Alberto. Tucher, Providence.
scbr Charles MoIis. EliENbehport .or Ilrutor. $3.50,
sohr Joseph Rogers Russell Eirlbcthpcrs foT Middle
SIR J,nss C. Chew Rusbee Elir.behpor fer DIsh,sn.
schr Piavahl Tu-rAh.n fhtahcfEpO ior NeWbgtyport
Schr Anna y Hayes. Fisher, EiiIstchpor fos Hartford
Schr Fannie IlsIsrei, MayeN lGaocihpor iof bo-'oh
schr g. T.. Hnl-@, M,hru, PToyidenc~
Schr Hero, hepny, Salem -,
SIR. q r. C., uirl.os, Nislsos n. s. 10 dfy' f's''"
10 d. L. DeMo.L
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From Faonma.

Csr..poade.nce OF the Ass0osted Prcss
PASAaA, July 10 1854
Ths Illinois sailed on the afternoon q tho sth
Instant for New.York and the Northern Light vii get
OF from Aspinvsl about O'Clock this afternoon
The Uuce Sam arrived $, Panama this evening.
6he was detained by rough weather and foul bottom
The U. S. ship Cyano SAILED hence Tor Acapulco on
She 9th Inst
There IL nothing RON Mexico The French 90
capiod the town Of Acapulco. and ibe Aesicans 70
,uao,d outside the city preventing any hosh supplies
bet. sent 70 the French forces
1be United States scop St. Mars remains n Psnl-
BA The Saginaw 1t Acapulco II. Is. Ms ship
Devastation sails hence the l21h inst for NaasonTe
~I,h lae newly appointed Admiral Denhsui
Tho steamer Moses Taylor will probably get away
from snsma for san Francisco on tie 10th with she
passengers brought out 10y the Illinois
There b nothing here since %! dsPe.os SEM Pc
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SROm CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
Arrival Of the Northern Light - Her
Chnse by a Pirate.

The steapship Northern Light, Capt. Tinsle-
.sush arrived OF this roTt Tuesday morning from
A,p,pwsn which port sho LEFT on July 10. Capt I.
.cports July IL. at p IN. lat g. lon "A. made foro'
sudaf schoonerrigged propeller. steering to the west
ward under steam and canvas. Az soon ~ he espied
ear steamer. he altered his to cut US off
>. continued to change his for that purpose till
,hs alteration In his course amounted 70 is pons
from west 70 south and then to east had the English
esg flying, was an English-built vessel WITH short
tovsprt and long bil.e!head; cerriod foresai. main
All. sud lib, the nass were In one sick. topmss.s
.o1 pilot.houss forward. American style. The
srsnser carried heavy pressure OF steam. as Yves
.eertsined by tie Hing Of the safety yulve when the
.csssl rolled.
We saw ut the same time to?sal schooner. with
sAort fremast and ahermaphrod!te brig The schooner
eLed and stood after u.s. Wien h. steamer made for
~, Taking It altogether, the Of those
al. aere suspicious to soy the lcast. We altered
urSe from time TO time to keep the steamer respect
al dls,snoo When nearest 70 "a be about four
miles off when the chase which continued for hour
and fifteen Minutes wss givea Up and the propelelr
sleered away south
TIE following IS the specis rs, o. the Northern
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70 Albany. b fuda1s 2. h. % WsucI-. : 10
Co., p. IA
~ srd ~ ~ ssnAlv ftla.................... ? o..
10 Albany Co1sns's Fool Doe. Wet fo'ni.
hoyuuFah forshso-pe'e! PIG, ~ q. ,.,tn+
bad leatinr lfrsbrc.ss flar .ra no altrtti - o o.
To Bslafuore by tie Nov Is.s.v ). ~ 49,, u
@jals-L ......... To 8. aa.
70 Bos.9n. IN Fs,r.ie,pion i..s Pier 90 81 n,
and sson.nc'on Liza, Pier ~ =. a.. dsily (+audsJ
eree y.'al' = - =
M ' =, al "a, W IN. H. ga s'cor n
s1 h' ys s ~ iae "a 'ai ' p % su 500 p a.
... =. 49,. ssd lS Pc ,nl go m.
10 BddgepOr;, b. stsrrieF hrds'f'f', hor re' 81,
NJ -, y i., 49, -; I 49,. '..e,' "a
t .Pi o ', q s.. u - L. m ~ nv o.
10 Lon Branch. bJ h41i51 snd D"gNs'n -,
x. r.. yia steamer Jesse hoyt, foot u Murray
IT. AZ ..................ol ma II r. -rd ~ g.
10 Now Hesca. Hartford, Hnd Sgrirghoid-s''nn,
To Ns.sfi.v.n ~ the Nov Maven RR. Pm =.
To Sefjg-sh oniwi. We. Poini. Poqslieg.s
Il l.rs dlly. sip. %
T. Eoy,bursh BIZ steamboat Thomas ry.r
Leaves Jay.st Lily isndrs 2, 10Th =. =. a..
Grlssy Posn', CozseEs, W.ss fosrt, cod SPRINGS
TO tho We. by Pcan.ylgsaia Central Rsiirosd,
sriy e.oo p
~ o, Coas.ui ) n j. H. sr 1o' ? TO-
n rh,la! elghis bJ New.Jc-,cy Rsusoai foot Of
al y iridn H. sunday. 500 p
Cc.r:lgrtts'.. AID 10 4, in., y p us ard Y
Fo- lal,her nS9aol IN rslti 70 eSiiosd Zine l5
scs sdycgt.qcioeI.ts n GaNler pat " tbs p'Pts.
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,I,u. CIosr Al ,he Post-Oncr.

GeTnapis sturdy Jul, 3.........,.......... 10.
Jplv p n.
For iieIaad by s,o.us- Etns saturday Jgiy 49,.
Sostdosa Lst. ssssrd.y' Jay sj...'.....,..... 10!
For Cub and The W"st .ndiea, by ae-rrof liScstyi
ThaT.daT July p D..
Fog Now olle,nA, ny Steamer kNeEins siaf' s'-r ,
For EuiOps by steamer le,nva Thu sday, July ?, II
10! California Or.sa Vashti stoa TrTrlo.y, nd
De S.udwi-h ls.l1is tsly tSgndars c4ocpt
Observation-Disclosures. = 40 aad ~ ,.
.5rr,-- iiouv Er'iaiJ grd u ind y
Snrh a,t We, W, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p
Nosern sal ia f. Eel. cd 4 hlt 4 ~
S,uthe4r I'D soc.h Nslsfu h.S o. a. 81 I'D IA p. ~
Eater T., u sld b. =. -
Now por. Al fa.l p ~
Tho loly lead Nal alr-f q M ia . i1
ssrd.y Ma-On sur - -! lf.ls r.cso .t........ 10
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ICEBsEGs AT SgA.-Tho Ship Nc rins Ultra,
Capt Tan, arrived on Monday night from Liverpooli
has 800 passenger and Is consigned 70 Trark Dear
born; reports bad strong west winds with rein the
onte pas.ageI from lat 10 - oDg % 20 to lat q y
LnnR. a % passed large number Of iocb-rgS.
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4 NEW.HAyEN RAILROAD.
gUN.,FR ARRANGENt

sUMliER ARRANGEMENT
1868 COMMENCING MAY y 1874 tsA
Ps1su.rr Ssllon IN Nov York corner Ehst and Ns-ss
Erlsnc- 25th-ss
TRAINS LEAVE NEH-YORK;
FOR New Maven, lExb Ifsso = m lsls tkx-l 80
Or s:@. $50 sad lEIb p
faT Bridgeport, lEx.l. il3s q M iz5 tE.Lh ~
Fop Mg1ri and stTssford, T. II 81 ". SO 5;Jnp m
ror fsi,fs3 Southport Snd WetpOrs, l. il:Sa m s14
s:3ep m.
fcr Dsiisn ssd O.sss.s icb :. s.ao Ii1o nj Ssa %'A
Fos ,,rssawich. = go II 20 n 30 40 snsSe
For ,ts ufor1. T. 6 (Etl ESQ, lly Il. l2;I3 lEGks
N.Y. $50 f:3o $50 SEQ. OIL p. N
For Pot Che s,er ard Intermediate ststions, en i1
M $50 4:aJ $3.50, s:39, p IN
~ ~ CUNNECTING TBAISa
Tor Boston via springfield, a IA Er)i SWah sp@
lot bss.on vi. Snoge Line l2.lS tE1h IN
For Hr,lssd ssA Springfield. stExl u'S0 H-i 'li-AI
ror Csnnec.icu River Railroad, Ia (Erl, t;ool n
Moutre,i. 2 D. T.. 70 Northampton -.
for Hartford Pgovijsnce lid faAkil ssjlrod, tkAI
ll:e0e- . :, pr..xL
10, Cana RAJ soaA ll.i5 p. m 10 NorthAnDsoa.
fnr fiouEatoue Rsi'road, q NJ 5 o NJ ..r
Fof Nsusasaek Railroad a m y n
F,r Den6ury and Nos9sik Railroad, $50 m 40 -
t,,.,o,i,l. sleepins CaTs attached 70 p m Trains
JAMES "A. HOfr Superintendent
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suIPPlNG INTKLLIaKNCR.
FORT or NETWORK
('IeQYed.

stesmer-Dsmond. Meredith, Philadelphia
Bark-Brsdford, Cahlet. Zazs. hetosif Duncan.
Brigs-Union. Reed ST. Joha. n. B. u. X. DeWo'fi ITO
phen Dnncsn Tyler, Cow Bay J. r. Gsyrri J.. b. King
tBrl. Cohl 81. John, N. b.. A. SmitheI. Co. Ger
tsekeT (0dl Hsgs. Bordeaux fgneb, Meincte Wendti
Aurora (Br.l, CsshoW LaHa.o ~ s., b. r. Snail Co.
Schoonerp-Chenb. Baey, South Amboy Holyots
hursyi Prize. Mayo Mlsridse, John BoJn'oa', Son
Lima BIB Brsy CnfscOs, Is. D. Small Go. An1 u sal
scy Beaufort p n rUrbui Co. Cs,harine Bssi tIs'k6
Providence, 4. & r. }. Peters.
Soop-Rhodo lsland Wnghtmsn. Pan River, l.. konny.
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saiIeL.

JuIr is-Barfs-Anu Augss., T. 'ho iinr Chnior;
Blz---Sers, Leopold, Rl'za Drspaoh Gsofs.e1e, E'ht
Move May Aun. &. w rig
schoon-rs-R Il. smith. Wiaoa. Crss.orl, Jam Asra.
l.ah MsIl., Yost.osE Btevs.os
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Cost an0 FOUND.

4 O-T or MI-iiID.
IL lERuFICATE No. a7'. ~ or iiuhOhEO
sHAKFs ILLINOIS tfhfR a. sttlf siN'l. dioi Az
- 1879. iu lie r.as ~ CAllN AZ a.. 80
Tho tunff.r "a. b-n so,r. I'D 81 pl'ts AZ nssLea
not g. ssre'!tto the -eii.ncain.
Af.I.s'ill - ID b. rlaie o. me- r.-'I .'-',.
To NIdsI - frir.afrt % EosH7u fhe s,ns /"
J.. NH!rEuOtsk, sos : aOLiFpH
no. ?. wilkins.
4 OSr-CERTIIICAiE No. H., 2jl t"r Pen
1 Sin. PkNRWi HhILEOAD STOCK 81 ,hn nam, "a,
th. Rev u T. HDWfAND. Al pef-onf ar cautouo4
snst 10. tis' -. application b. bcvf made ~
THOMAS DENNY & 90.
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An exchange says: They have pollywogs IN
tier milk in New Bedford. and rome people have
doubts whether the milk s watcTed The water MIXED
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Joseph Davis lady and child Mr. p. j. Rysn and thr..
ohidren. sidney Alien W. IL Hilton, A. n. Waoot, and
otAots IN tho Storage
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June - 81 IS Loo D ~ zip cynoc., nou' L'efpoo
Ja, 49, in h. month Il ths Po,ol, Rive. brig rapsi'F
% Bangor bouut up
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bort tl)aroems' Notice.

STATS o. NPT-YorK.
PoEY-W4RDESs OyPTcE No. 10 NAi o.
NOTICE il hereby given, IN accordance with
,~o,ion o. the at paoi APlii H. lesi entitled = ~
Yrrs- n n per.sn. interssd 10. bsuls ohsg- o. N,
sui5sct Of 'agury domination or slrse' ihst
The 14o-lnr ve.a-ls entst cs1nt-iSn by tho fN
WsrJc,. end hs, tn ssi .rvsy. eEann,ion WI b
,ompe.1 within lel lsys peKs ss'csshos AS n'co" %
bs2ri al v.sSsl.i
f-rk henef8-t0T. sfiaf NJ - y. -
B4rs Edwin .-........f i~r 70 10 a. -
BIZ ". n. ha4f'e.s..-s.tsssstt- .sAt 'i-l ~ -
irr zoo ger l.........s.......f' .f 10 70 r -
Mi.UfOREE fOMfkiNr, rTesiisu,
J. arss HsBPfsis Ssorr.siI.
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hlihlarn Nolices.

" l.. MORSE N TO. are prepared To FUR
y. Arh ALiES 81 ~ % Ca n, :, ,.l .s,i
. ir fhs r''y % T1f. n.f..F tnf " frA-oh
49, - nsa.y fcl "a d lcu p1iss ~" re fespoisih
t .e ofor-r Fte-f 90 .. s yeas . v o. rcd
.rrr 70 g. l. NOISE Co. NO ~ - ~ ara - 10 90
bisll~sy. n.er tstt -
nISCHARCTD WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
", ,her, - Ra'uret RrgrioEs AZ Here ~ ucfa-td
1910 t-.s C'sir.a ao -ssnnn having Prize Clnuislhii
o. BROWN hliLLDOS ht,Sy Oa'l. 40, . IA. Pl-.e
MERCHANTS, BANKERS, AND GIN
W FEAL VOLUNTEER AID sUbSIlLbl" ASs"-
ALIEN iCRsriruIEs MOI usHLE 40 . DRAFT
hrr farasssi -iia Alon Suhs..r-s- n sniilipiIon ="
d. bnh : aaeA lo-e1 coss tl-n ter lie nr.' la s>Asa
PIE. ... 49,. ..,-,,,,gr,,,, URN aTrg.
sUnS1iIt lE1
C.n,ess r-srdinr their u.e' s'a .ed'e. % ~. o'as
:, have fLr cent o the Proved Mss!1 Dnoe -
rto the Urifsd S'iss srycs, ard th"r exc p,oH
trs ffuc,lv procur1 s!thcsi any s'oufcnenc9 % We.
- as,n. 10 leavr Aa Dns1ss % siisn4 20 4 sh'1-ss"A
7Ogse No. - bTo1d1sy. New for.; ,.,,.,,o,
t-ent.--R " WINFIELD slNfsoS, H. MoNiohoi-
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ME GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY FOR
Goparinsrship NotiGes.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCE.-The under.
~ signed have ths day formed copaftnershp Stoo
Brokers' under the firm Of GRINNELL MEYERS. for the
purhaso and sale strictly commas ion, Of Oosernnen So
cu lea Stocks Bonds 10, al No is Broad sNew ok,
I,ly 1 1874 WILLIAM Y. GHiSNELL.
BRSJ. d. MEYERS.
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C,TPAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
- DVBLIy, BELFAST AID LONDONDERRY.
The fire f..ssilss Clydshuh steinsli2 e Nh
DONNA Cspt CRAIG ], ialenfst v ST. ~ satI ApAi u
J.ly 90 loai Pier No. 70 North River.
J8i. ,.esm,hp led 81 Tia approved lye 70 isrs
tLe con!or and safety Of n.ss'i.s'rs
oook Il Prorlicns; - -.
ca isa..... 3loc anl sG5 iliefneii.s.,.....
Si.-,ngc Gf4--psyabo "a Cur.orfy.
kr,',, RRANtLS SoOOkifp Co,
"f'' No . Bsp.irg 6rr-n
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~ ARaAsGRsiENT-Leaves NewYork. Janesslip 90
mo e. m Ror Gneenport. AiveEhsAd. Ysphank. ana Lsks
h1d At and 800 n. For isip Bsbypn and L.s%
ilsJsiz, end Ism and S.Jy o. kor byoss4
TO- n u and 40 tsse. f.r Geld 5pnae
OystoI Bay AID Hsntinson Fx Hempstead Jamaica md
Wffel " ard 1870 NJ and 90 20 and $50 2. M
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 5Ah-st. Esa
River $3.50 m Riverhead stopping ID ell Stations e.
c~vt srd yossei Ercason Tkcss for this trsn
a. doced rstes A. REASONER Superintendent
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rises... as sets 7:t7 Mooa-Rhesu.. sac
b.. - hieH WATER rHLs.D DAT
Sandy Heck. ss3i Gov Island ei3I Hell Us.e. 1851
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4le0icai.
MANHOOD and the vigor of Youth Restored

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
Vl in -Four Weeks by Or. RECORDS ESSENCE ofILFE.
Ths wonderful asont win restore Manhood TO the mot
Shattered Cou,tutiou whether arising from Excsse Self
Abuse the Effect. OF Climate or Natural Csnses Tho time
required uveterste cssc !: tour weeks
urs Ia ion possibIn DR. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE Is
sold In csses with tor - four qnanti'
In for 81 Senl carefully paced o. receipt Of remit
sDcs BY biz AZ, re dted agent Ccnsrs sent free rooe
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND. Sole Agent U. s.. No.
AZ Brooue- st. one door we. ffom Broadway, N. 7.
HNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Il GOUr AND RHEUMATISM.
All sufferers from the above complaints either OF recent OF
long stsndinx arc advised TO use BLAlAS GOUr AND
RHEU MATlC PILLS They DO rel cd upon a. tle most
afs and eHecgs remedy eyer offered to tho Pae ana nave
greatest success.
Prepared by PROUT h UiRsANT. No. a2s Strand Ion
don. EnslsndI and odd by their Agents WELLS X Co.,
frnDilin-a, Nsw-fork.
Her onesh authorized the name and
address u THOMAS PROUT, 2,s 3trend London, TO be
upon the GovesnneI stamp zed 20 each boz oil
the genuine IN edicnsL ...
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Jnstruetior.

{" A MER. SCHOOL INST, Established 1855.
IA Supplies Principals, School Ogioers and Families
with well qualified Teachers OF known toiity;
Represents Teacher. who desire engagements:
es sronts aud Guardians information oil good eeAeon
N-soistes Ssies and Rentals Of school Properties
ALL Teachers should hsve Form Of Appoaton Also copy
OF A~er. Educational MostAyesch sent ior rcd stamp
j. w. SCHERMERH0RN Actusry NO. I'D or.rdrI' ~ L.
A LATE PRINCIPAL Of first-class
IN BoARDiNG-sCHOOL for Boys having large patron
ags desires to form CONNECTION with gent-Ina hsv
Ing similar School which he wishes to eosge Adnre"
Newly orb 7: o.. Bon NO 3rsoS with fos name o"ninn
cations confidential.
DIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL FALL SESSION open, WEDNESDAY Aug ~
J. NEWMAN, d. d., Poutney, W.
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1nlernal hepenue.

TINTED STATES EXCISE hOlltE.
NOTICE.
Ls,y gives 70 81 pis,.i4 E.'da. or le sa'-n4-' "a
THIRTY SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT.
r1Ifn.sHr lI f.r
FIRsr. sgCOSD - FOURTH WARES
CITY o. NEw-iOitS,
ae-rG fifTr rDffF
~ b. ,...sti.l.e v.la no ,'l.ols 81 '"'''s u o'
-' ACT TO PRcvlDE TrTFrVkr gF'fVH s..
DBL olIN B On ~ ,MiAAloN
iRnE = A., p TILL IN
FOR gTFrrES DAYS
hoa 'ia a.e l.'g2 saf5is} t III H. -
,PPEALs NIL BE RECEIVED AND DLrIE-
by ~ ti, ot'~ j.ry. 10 o. n 20 r-, f''4e'' 10
LRRosyUs or TtCGssl"E ytLrAroNa
ALL APPf NJ ILrr EE ~ WRITING.
snl ,ra.if, De g'cl.-r s4 nttas ~ i.iLS 80 Tf
lct D Glsa !. q, los.t al go 30 'ald % iiP'
= = GlLBYEI,
~ 80 IE-t. .ad y .l.i-
S...c n Sov fort.
p,,si p, 40 80 R-5.,',s4y. -. 80 - ofiuy. iat
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

ERGlIANTs NAVIG ALTON and TRANS
WI PORTATlON COMPANY for BOSTON VIA OgO-
TOs NFm-rONDor, fTONINWTON, PROVIDENCE,
NEW PORT, TAUsrOV, md WV sEnF0Hp.yr he o. 10,
aid steurpsrs COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
viii leave Pier No. 70 North River, loo, Of Cortland e.,
dairy (-rcsrt surdiyl, ct D m
Frclsht ts.en n lsl ~ Any other lse Ofs % CcC
many So IFS Nesi .s'-, coTte< OF Co rslsndts.
hsvYors Nor. =. IsSa - n. siAoHs. AsuA
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CIFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, FINER RIT GLIB, EASMuAs
IsO INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tn. r.v ard s.sunch Of tho Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTtDN and CITY OF NEWYoRk.
AYR NerYork daily tSund@ys excsptec ct O'Clock p -
f.on Pier No. ~ North River, 100. u 'estsy e..
FOR NJ N-LOkDUN, - . -
herr connecting rh The Steamboat Express Train nom ne
above points via Norwich and Worc-sier Boston snd or
Rs,rolds.
Irei-ht taken q Ito For information inqns
= MARTIN, Agent on the Pis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For A.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sRSCER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, yis the Er5a
40 CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
connecting with RAILROADS fz al principal cides ia tho We
h. roea Is hsns extended ard will be Ia cornps1s
running or ss 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbss Dayton CtsctD
rst aid ST. Louis Without break 9s gauge ,.,,,u,..
Il. Ii GoopsAE loa. Ticket Agt., II. r. SW EEIsEA
Moadyii,e Pa General 3aeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

L>OR NEW-TIAvEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
IL YIELD lnd WHITE MOUNTAINS STEAMBOAT
and RAILROAD CONNECTION q Now haven ktssAeEs
l.eve P-,s shp al ais ard IL p.
DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
This Road I. eQmp}c,ed sod IN soo! running
ordf, With hst clss Passenger Cars, sni hlyng nsds AZ
anseneut. VISTA IL connse,ns roads NORTH AID SOUTH
oaars TO tfA travelling public direct srd THROUGH route
frosn WA,fiISoToS snd BALTIMORE. VIA Yost, Cerm-
ba and Reading, 70 Allentown Ea.ton, end kLW-i okk
which route for beety and SUMNER RESORTS, shoaS De
h cd 70 DO appreciated.
Trains Sorth leave Coli-tis a 500 g ~, tc.
Trains North leave Columbia at loo ?. m, fst
Trains arrive al ResdIag A. i0iS2 a. M, Aoo
Trains suiys At Reading at asa p m. saS
Trains South leave Roedias al b;31 r. N, AGO.
Trains South losye Res.ins At HID ~ H., 90
Train. arrive al Columbia At 80 - w.. Acc.
Trims srdvs at Columbs 81 iiap o. H. Fast
Tic River Susouehana al Columbia Ia crossed by s'esn
Ferry NEW BOAT awaits the arrival Of the tnins 70 COO
yry the passengers thu change being dsshta PS1n
ecs. by the Fat Line will dine o. Collnibs
\. W. kORrnROP, hobtKT ChAht,
Goys.al Ticket Asut V;as>S Sgpe1 10 sndnaa
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ttluslrai ynstrumentS

4 II. GALE g. Co. PIANO-fORTES
"a Mandatory and Wsrero0ms
No l0r Eat llth-s,., Ne~-Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

CIf.AMBERS g. GABLERs COTTAGE
~ SQUARES and GRAND SQUARES also cotaye up.
rs PIANOS, equs IN ond quality any other hrst class
Pisnol sre sod NJ more podrrss yres Wareroou. 9th
st, co-nor Of fh ~, In tLs Bible House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

~ as follows, via: r.-. ... t.r -tr.a
g. no, Exprcss FOR Buffalo.
Z q NJ, Express for Clevesnd iirect, VIA A u w. NJ
$50 a az. Mix. daily Tor Otlsyi Ia goo
l0s M bail for Buffalo.
~. IN, Way OF Otsvl lie. Nswsurgh. sad Warwick
sp M Night ErPreas Saturdays and Sundays exeepts
Tor Dgnfnk Buffalo, &c. u III. ... f. .r.I II
D. a. Lightning Express, daily for Duklrk RschessS
Cansndgua &c, On Saturdays this traa will TO B<ai1
ooiy. u :. M Emiesant. for DuDhirk- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

EOR BRIDGEPORT.--D Lines--Tho
IL Steamer BRIUGEPORT leaves Pier No. D.. Esst Rive
DAILY at 70 O'Clock noon arriving In Bridgeport In time =
conusct with the Honsstonic, Naugtuck New Hsvn 81
Hartford Railroad, sso tho shore Lima 10 sa5broek and Asv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-28
syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

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