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,Hox rrrK NO 80 sos1n arvgs IhirI Piet ,bc-

D.
PASSACEfA Thief cabin -tsefOsis 30 70 sie aoaoflH''
10 locafiau q -taitieoia Second cabin, -
fhll1HlA gs1reiurut gpads a. f+uts per cnbio iu-t
w.isni goots. cent reI ll. dry Dsues 70 each go -
Tho MORNING STAR |. 300 fgns the ~ kAlsO VI a
0.s tuns. t- 0UlpNG STAR 2'6 tuus pa SIAi- 30
tuns aud the 81 NO NAuA, 80 tun., Custom Hove mes
.fenent Their PASSENGER accommodations ao no. sice
lv fhn 90 utou any othe steamer ~ iir Voflc.
70 No eight received bs Of Lsir sis I'd ah'r u
o cl g tn asv o. .sins ,@- FOR freight ftssAgo sp
ply JANIS \. kAfNph, NO. !" LaitleI-'-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rai!roa0e.

CAPTAINS and conductors are advised To
" have siwsys on hand good supply Of "ThORiSAL
BiLSAM they often have 10 tor estds OF
Other affections chest procure to PASSENGERS no
D-rocied yns 1t beforehand soe advertisement under
" Medical
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A TLAyTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

y rAsY.
81 NI.1'ONTUIN IOH lei W.OEIThNs DIiEt Tt
LANDINC PASSENGERS Al HAVANA
The TIT css if3r.sgl-el steamship CHAMPION Dsrd
Wilson Conander viii al from rier no. . nora A'tf
AZ 3 o. cloct o. m. on WEDNESDAY, Nov. ~.
Iof lroight % passage. at reduced rates. Apply 20
y b. ALLEN. No. Bowling Green
= B-Tl.- Ariel RBlse!l Commands, viii follow "a
"Wednesday, December "a.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- iz A. Oueen,toVn lCoys hsrhorl. Tho vea known
steamer. n tie Liverpool Nc,York and Philadelphia steam
shin COMPANY Oun~n issl carrying tie H. ;. MAJ. ~s ii'
tended sl4l A. fpAo~.. 90.
dTNA DC 3
LDlNbiL ' .
Aud -verv sucoeslnr SAIuhDAh, 81 noon from Pot Z"
koIA Hi,sI.
PA'sag.,
Psyabl- IN gold OF s ,a,vsieut in Gun .nryi
fIRtr CAblN.......t 81 % SIERRA t..........sD ~
Frpt Cabin ~ London. D. IA -seraso 70 London. -
F.f .u lGrs.... - OBJ -tssrs.o 10 fafls.... NO
Cabin Hamburg ~ OIL s.crsss 70 Harbuls. . D,
Passengers Forwarded 4, Usu, Br-Hion RVttslsni
Arfvcrp &c, al equally low rates. - -.
fare. nom LIVERPOOL Or q eeudovn III Cabin, as f'
% Steerse-. 80 Iho-- who 10 -ssi ici tnsH
lierds Ger boy tcAsis mere al these rAes
for rltt.r Information. ap,y s IL. Comrsf y. On e
join q DALI. a f.ut. No. 10 EIoAdvai, y. Y
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IVAN AhBUHGH * cos MAMMOTH
MENkGERIE snd GREAT MORAL EAHiBlTiOh
No. ais : 81 BEOADwAY
TUAEks WAC DAY
FOUR PERFORMANCES.
WI he eiy-n a. falows;
IN THE MORNING. Al iit OCLcC B.. -.
~ TIE AFTERNOON ar HAD 3 UCLO6K,
~ THE ~ ~ ~ 81 ~ O'NLCth
THE VAST COLLECTION
LIVING WILD BEAsTs
RARE AID CTkiOUS BIRDS [.
WI be eJhbi lon Al al hours .,,,..-
Frop, 10 10 tho Morning nuti 10 A. Ngh
ALL THk TRAINED ANIMALS
viii L. tntro.re,d In their most sprdinary ea'su
ZACH OF TIE PERFORMANCES.
A. ,,is Mtmtuoth Establishment b. seen me
a IN ATFsT SHOW OF WILD AN MA l.
~ THE WORLD
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE cfyts ADvH sioxi
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMISSION!
No HAhPrss. No fseo L.ss-
.VALLAc!X.s,:. ~ so,v,xo NIGHT THURSDAY
I3sth TIME HERE,
ROSEDALE.
FRlDAY--TTIE SCHOOL OF REFORM.
sATt RDAY-ROSEDALE.
Mn 'N'N TO N1RRY. OR ror TO MARRY
Thu charming pay revised and slttrrd r III. -o-,s Stars
j. H. preparation Aus va bs Pr,.ens.d on AONDAl H3Ai
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY,
Nv Mr.. ID. Boucicault. Ia In preparation.
To- u
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MEDDAIIH!
AT TIT
TURKISH HALL.

III DOG and MONKEY ACTOaSEVERY EVENING.
THREE MAllNFES-WEDnESDAi THURSDAY
THANK SGlII SG aud SAl aDA ALL TEE STARS.
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nR. R1COPDs ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re
~ .fore he lo.t power y Manhood ia ionf Nfet. -
c.,s certain Sold boz rr.ts =, rr '-rs thf f1snfliy ~
on foi ~ .ucplar sent t'teirt Of fo4s stamp so
is.nt F7LIP ROLAND, No 81 BIoouest. one door sos
nom llroudwsy. p. Y.
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NTLiNWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

~ GRIND AND SQUARE PIANOS ro. considered
r 90 u EUIope ~ vel % this county hay received e
bi.i FiIz" Sod al The VI 0rdI Exhibition u London i&
ne fHiclp. reason WY the stenway Pianos snp.ror
% 81 others Is That tbe firm eonpo.cd Of five practical
t-' ORC na-ef. laier snd iouf son invent si their
own nHprogefD1s and under whose prrsnla supervision
every pan q ls irstfu-ut 81 nsnas tur. WsIorooms
TO n lnd % fast fore~nib b,tWeen In % square .nG
hsinf Place. Nsw.I ORR.
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iilusical ans.rnrnents

WHO CAN EITHER SING or PLAY Il
w ,ronbed with pIESf Nobody. bat j. very c-sy 20
~: rid OF them by using TROPICAL EAsit" seq
advertisement under " Medical
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IMPROVED IRON FRAME SQUARE


N AsON a. HAMLIN respectfully announce
4'i thi they age completed the occupation q their
greatly enlarged s,orf and effected other srangiDons Cr
the large incget-s oi te manufacturing facilities. They
wherefore conhdS Epec 90 BE- able hcDcef0rwad % supply
ozcefa ior thel tsBS. ORGANS pf0Upy. without that
convenient dey - which purchaser sutec'ed
nom the iec tho W more than yesr past they have been
c'tna1uy seyc5i hundred instruments behind orders IN
,ssnrtnltut Of siy, from fe se1 oach may be found
re- o their sew Nofk " -reT05H.f Mefoe4stgoet.
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SlANO AGENCY.-The undersigned offers
.,o,, IA. CARRTNO.
DIANOs. MtLODNONs. MARMONlIIMS
DAYLN & BACON,

sole feI fcr Fe9lorts superior Ammonium. whole.
sale and retail. fr'r : 100 90 500 Instro,1. a IN
J. VI PELTON. Ma. 81 Br,aaway NewYors'
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mr.. LEWIss MEDICL and SURGICAL

NJ INSTITUTE, No B-.oa-~t t-tW een h 4lick an
We, Broadway the only place Elrfe Tie an cied WI
proper treatment. h0uls rom b. a. 20 o. IA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
BY WEDNESDAYS MAIL.


SHREVEPORT, Oct. D, 1904.
From the Alexandria Democrat Oct. 5.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2O.-A special dispatch
to the whig, from Lynchburg to-day, says,
a private dispatch received here this even
ing says Major Gen. Rhodes was killed yes
terday morning. His remains will reach
Staunton tomorrow evening.
MERIDIAN Sept. 2O.-The Clarion gives
an account of Wheeler's operations. Mar
tins brigade tore up the State road between
Marietta and Dalton. Hume and Kelley
tapped it near Dalton and Gen. Williams
between Tunnel Hill and Chattanooga.
Hume destroyed the East Tennessee road,
from Calhoun. At Athens Wheeler was un-
able to cross the Tennessee river and went
around Knoxville, crossing the Holstin and
Strawberry plains, and came over Cumber-
land Mountain via Sparta. l6 miles of the
Nashville and Chattanooga road, was des-
troyed from Franklin to Campbell Station.
Gen Kelly was mortally wounded in the
fight at Franklin on the 29th ult. Williams
Of Robinsons, Dibbrelrs and Ashbys CONF
II, ands have not join ed the main command
yet.
PETERSBURG, September 22.-Reports of
heavy reiniOrcements TO Grant prevail and
are gel orally believed to be true. The en-
emy are very vigilant, fearing and attack on
the Weldon X. X.
MACON, GA, Sept. 23.-The armistice ex-
pired ytsterc ay morning at Rough and
Ready. There remains seven hundred and
forty Federals and i.e hundred and two
contrabands to be exchanged, which will be
done in day or two.-Shermans cavalry
is supposed to have left Atlanta yesterday
morning, and passed up on our right, but
up to last accounts there was no general
movement OF his infantry. No advance is
anticipated ia this direction. Sherman IS
supposed to have forty thousand effective
men. His stock is in the worst plight
Pres dent Davis arrived there th morn
ing en- route for Hood army. He made q
speech at the Baptist Church taking hope
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
THE STATE OF TEXAS, I
n.IIAg l'OIINTY.

10 he Sherig Of Dallas Countg,-Greeting:
YOU are hereby commanded that you summon by
I publication, for successive weeks X. Il. Fletcher,
whose residence is unknown, to be aud appear before
s undersigned Justice oi the Peace, in Precinct No
NJ his office in the town Of Dallas, on the last Sat
,riuy the 2gth day of 0cober next, then and there
60 answer the petition of d b. Thomas, filed in laid
Court against the said Fletcher, and aedging in
substance as follows, to wit: That the SAD H. H.
Thomas, In the sum of twenty six dollars nni iLr'y-
i've cents, due by note since the 25h day OF January
1852 with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per an
nun Herein fail not, bun have You then and here
hafore aid Court this writ, with your return there
on. shown how you have executed the same
Given under my hand this the 81 day OF Sept"m
brr. 1874. 7:,t G. w. BAIRD, J. p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
BY SUNDAYS MAIL.
From the Houston Telegraph.

From the Houston Telegraph.
MONTICELLO, ARK, 2D VIA CAMDEN 8.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Private dispatches
received in this city, says rebels have reach
ed Benton s miles south Of Commerce.
Number not known. Gen. Pike under Ro-
zecrans is ordering out the militia. Mont
gomery Blair, of Lincoln's Cabinet has re-
signed. Guerrillas entered Centralia on
the Missouri Railroad and made prisoners
of the force there, one hundred Union SOL
diers.
Early in the late fight had twenty thou
sand men Sheridan $4,000.
One thousand dollars are now being paid
for substitutes these are mostly negroes.
Fremonts withdrawal is considered as
favorable to Mcclellan as Germans cannot
swallow Lincoln.
The New York Worlds special says Pres
ident Lincoln is engaged in preparing peace
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, OCTOBER 10. 1864

propositions 10 he seat TO our commanders,
one being already sent TO sherman.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-News from Charles
ton to 18th says our firing on city contin-
ues. The rebel commander refused to How
Gen. Foster to send supplies to any prison
ers in Georgia.
PAyoLA, Sept. 2O-Maj. C. s. Charcott--
Col. Blair reports the train for Fort Smith
said 10 be three thousand strong.
FoRr Scorr Sept. 20.-Col. Wyeller Of
the 18th Kansas, who was with the train
when captured, says the rebels took but lit
tie off Of the train and burned the rest.
The rebel force was Stanwatie's four thou
sand strong. Prices headquarters are re-
ported Mt Cane Hin:
tSigned 'HAs. W. BLUNT, Col. Cav.
Everything in the train was captured.
The rebels had three pieces Of artillery.
No one escaped. The train consisted of two
hupdred and two wagons, five amhulances,
forty artillery horses, twelve hundred nnd
fifty three mules, seventy three wagons be-
longing 10 posts, also large sutler $ train.
The loss will exceed one million dollars.
WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-Fessenden is a
bout to resign and r. j. Walker will be ap-
pointed in his place.
MOUND CRY, Sept. 20.-There is large
force Of rebels moving North; one column
to Fort Scott and another to Springfield.
They will unite in Kansas or Missouri. Col.
Stevenson is ON the alert and fight is ex-
pected
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l9.-The report given ont
by government officials that Sterling Price
was on the point of invading the State is
considered wholly untrue. 1t was merely
n preiext for bringing up A. j. Smiths
whole force from Memphis.
They have been stationed for several days
ut Sulpur Springs the Iron Mountain
Railroad only twenty miles below the city.
The real design is to enforce the draft
and overawe citizens.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Thc steamer Far +,
recently captured by the enemy, contained
the New York mail of Sept. 9th and, 9Th.
Gold closed at 2O4.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24.-Passengers from
Atlanta report all quiet. A portion of the
city is being destroyed, and lumber from
the dwellings used to construct camps Gov
Brown, of Georgia, has offered Sherman
terms of peace, and has Withdrawn the
Georgia militia from Hood's army.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l2.--'Thc rebel loan de-
clined in London three per cent. on the re-
ception of last advices. The Lo ,lon Times
says there never has heen such vigor DIS
played by The Federas since the war b"gan
1t also thinks Mcclellan will be elected.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 26th.-lt is reported that
Shelby has advanced from Frcdericktown
to Pennington wher re Marmaduke is. lie
is still marching north with Price probably
in his rear with the intention OF joining
him Shelby has 5000 men, Marmaduke
5000, and Price 1000. II. Z.
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DmINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

of VIM johnson doc'd, by the County Court OF Dallas
Co Texas, at it's August Term 1864. All persons in
debted TO said estate are notified to make immediate
payment, and all persons having ciaims agans. sau
estate mr.. notified 10 present their claims, duly au
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be postponed. u. W. Laws.
6,lss Toy S,nt 17 lsG4.-6:6w. Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

T>AkEN-Froma Runaway Negro boy, by B.
i w. Davis, living near Lancaster, Dallas County,
about the 10Th August 1854 Br' WI Mexican Horse,
about Az hands high. supposed to be about years
old branded with mexican brand, on he len nip,
and also branded with figure on the same hip, and
below the root of Il Z tail
The owner can have the horse by proving property,
.,d having charges B. W. DAVIS.
nnllas ca Texas, Sent. |, 1864: 6:2t.
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DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

undersigned was appointed adm OF the estate
cfJ. Mumpson decd, by the County Court OF Dallas
o., Texas at its April Term 1864. All persons in
Ushed to said estate are notified TO make immediate
payment and all persons having claims against the
sane are notified 10 present the same duly authenti
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or they will
he postponed X. A. NANCE,
Dallas, Sept, 27, 1s64:-6.6w Admir-.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-where

n ~, The lUumIy Co II UI Pnrktf county, uIU, 1T
its June Term, 1874, appoint The undersigned Ad-
sanistrao or of the Estate of John H. Prince, dec d.,
these are therefore to notify all persons holding claims
against said Estate to present hem duly au,henli-
within the time prescribed by law or they will
be postponed. II. Q. PRINCE,
ii. C. JEWELL,
T5.Gwnl Adninisfrutdrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

CTAYED-From the undersigned, in Wise coun.
- iy, III June last, one light bay mare mule, . or y
years old, about 10 hands high, with some saddle
marks, some scarns on hip, one eye out. She went
of with large bell on her liberal reward Will be
paid for the recovery of said mule, and her delivery
TO me- at Decatur, Wise county, at Maj Quwils COM
n,and T6:lmon1 j. e. CARPENTER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
NOTICE.--Mrs. Lucy Lnli.

UAKDIAN NOTICE.-MTs Lucy hH,i'
II mer Guard uf the hrlis UfJ. w. Laiimer dee d.
has presrn ted to the County Court of Dallas County
Texas asking order of Court, to sc III" Undivided
o ne half interest that the heirs Of said decedeni has
1 and TO Block No. TO, and the improvements thereon
n the town of Dallas This is therefor" to notify all
rsons in the welfare Of said heirs, TO he and appear
the next term of the County Court, to he holden at
III, Court House, in Dallas, On the last MONDAY IN
Cr,ober. 1854 and show cause why such sale should
rat be had, as applied for In said petition.
14t. GEO W. LAWS 'iR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

The Richmond Examiner has a confrma-
tion Of the report that Moshy hung thirty
Yankees whom he caught burning residen-
ces in Clark county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
ptInLIsuHD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY SWINDELLS q LANE.
v. sWINDRLS. J. W. LANE.
.s.a,f,-S'.ss. -
s.srAll Papers discontinued Oh The expiration -Ssa
Say- 9th. time for which they are paid "s'a
HEADQUARTERS District OF lhhAs'
NEw Mexico AND ARlzosA,
Houston, Texas, March H. iso4'J

BITY MIEI.S.-The undersigned would re-
Z specfilIy iniui ~ their old patrons and the pub
,c generally, that their mill Is new in successful OPP
antion and will grind for customers on Saturday in
=. Ia week. sHEh"ooD u w.
Dallas, Oct. 7th, lsA-7:2t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
Our Shreveport Correspondence.

The following letter should have been re-
ceved in time for our last issue. II is in.
teresting enough, however, to bear publish
ing this week
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(Slgncdl
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.

SHREVEPORT. Sept. 2Sth.-A very
unpleasant, and at the same time
very serious affair, happened on the
10Th inst, on PoindrNier's place,
about IA miles this side Of 81. Jo-
srphs, on the Mississippi River
We had something like - train, iu-
t.nding to cross the Mississippi Ri
YER. consisting o. seven wagon la
d N wi h ls,0OO pound, of wool, and
thirty nine persons altogei her
nineieen of whom were Oper uives
connec ed with the Iron De artmcnt
her., and the others were teamsiers
and other men alOug with the wa
Rbns. Our men, it SONS, were
wholly without means Of defence -
The Yankees getting wind uT the
passage Of the train, sent u parry,
consisting of ninctc,'n men. in I,ur-
suit, who, coming up wi Ia u a. The
time aud place aud ON ne day abuyu
designa I'd, captured he entire par
ty.-Co-rs.p5Hdsacs o. the GalUestOs
NCrs.
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HxvOOL CARDING.-'

SXTOOL CARDING.-The nndersign'd d are
w carding wool NJ sheir Machine, in the North
fsr Of the town Of Dallas aud card 25Ob every
~ enty four hours.
TERNs-One. fourth of the wool for toll, unless a
special contract il made.
One pound OF lard must be furnished toeyery Sb OF
-roOl. ELLIS Mohho".
Dnllns. Oct g. lSIJ-3nO,
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Religious Notices.

Al the Inight-Sf. Baptist Church. corner Of
Iag aid yar It, Johns fki SaiDiih services viii
be- held On the 25.h Inst. Preceding Ia TIE MOENlNG ~
l0t and evening At "a o'clock b the Pafor ho' hOBI
MoGONE6AL
Andre,, jackson Davis viii lecture a. Dodwortha
Hall No. BG broadway TO MORROW, at lti a. m. and "a
D. m Childrcns progressive Lyceurn at p seats nee
Al the Metropolitan, IS 6thsse., on SUNDAY. the
18Th tho following subjects will be dsrisssdat
"sprusi.np At "A p. 1.-THE Presidential Clnddates
and the Platforms" Several speakers viii address the meet
inys. All parties have q hearing
BlcecAer-st. UniversalisI Church corner Of Down.
in2 street. Tho Rev. Thomas j. Sawyer VIII supply tho
desk tomorrow. Services Of III a IN aud u 2 IN.
Church Of the Puriinus.-Preachng IN the MORN.
mo lei and IN the ENEniNG a. by the Pastor, tho
Row Dr.. CliEENEn
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gnternal Nepenns.

OFFICE or iSryRSn RyvEyug. SIXTH ColLlcTloS DIS
1RIcr or NV YORK, No lCl WEI, l4.h-st. }
4 NNUAL TAX NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby
~ given that he Annus Iist OF Tars. assessed In this Col
lection District Tor the year brinnng May 1904 has been
received from tho Ase'aor and that TIE dnie thts ana "
ceso rem specified hayo becoms dae aud payable. vii
attend personally BY Deputy, my ocr corner Of i+h
street anl eih-avenue the New ORA county balk
daily (ssc.p On snnays) from date hereof until and
cudng ednesday the 8th day OF September Instant Rom
o'clock n. 20 4 O'Clock m 20 receive the SANE.
The Taxes Included ia tie Aforesaid Lat upon fiiei Car
faees Yachts Billiard Tables Lcene' and On Incomes ieI
the year 1858.
respectively according the list aorrsd within the time
herein specified will Il he sspaion thereof become liable
20 nav nm pm CtST ADDITIONAL upon the amount
thereof excepting the Tex on incomes which VII ,. soi 10
in addition OF but 1--WE per cent. VILLA VhIVN,
Collector, Sixth Distriet, New.for
Nky.YoRx gsntetnber iJ, 1864.
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

nAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
~ PIER PLEASURE TRAVEL 20 CATSKlLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARArO.
GA MONTREAL, snd all points North and West, via Hud-
sou River. - . 49, $780,,
COCK aud the DANIEL DREW Capt. j. r. TALLMAN,
form daily lins for Albany from DesDrossesst at
AID 10Th at at $40 landing At Cozzrnss Hotel Dock West
Point. Ncwburgh Poushtecpse, Rhinebeek Csskill, and
Hudson Tickets sold board and baggage checked Wes
and North.
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Corporation Notifies.

Cfrr or NxWIoaE. DEPiyTSzST % flSASos{
CoEFrROLLFRs OFFICE sept y, 1904.
T EASES OF PUBLIC DOCKS, PIERS AND
L SLIPS At AUCTiON-Tle nsit % collect md retain
10. Wharfage heue occupation n the under rnonsd
doc pier. aud slips for the 4 ten yers from hs brat
d.y 4 sosanbcf 1885, will b. cold a. public auction, - tie
Ciiy Hall on 11esday October TO- 1905, o. II o'clocs M
NORTH RiyET
Lot No l. rieg - The foot 81 Wa, street
Lot No ? pier No. .. foot Of Charlton street.
Lot No 3 pier No - foot II King rtirei.
Lot No. g. pier No. q, foot Of Houston s'lee'.
cond on. Of sale be bad al he Comptroller
Office
By order OF tho Couirl.sioners ~ he Sinking Fund
iiAIfHEW A. BRtNNAh, Comptroller.
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NORTHERN X. r., of NEW.JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave Jersey City for Pieaont at m, s;l5 .
M. 2.ls .. m 4;2l M and 6,5 p. The si5s n and
4:2l p. IA, run through 10 Monsey.
THOs W. DEMAREsr, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
~ BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.
nIIRnIflH

Fare 81. EIcysion Tickets 81 good for three day.
On and AFTER MONDAY, Aug l. 1864, by the ccmmodious
steamer JEsSE.HoYT foot Of Atanest Brooklyn, every
Day (sandays erceptei at II o'clock thence TO Port
Monmouth and by the Raan Delaware Bay Railroad to
foot Of tins Philadelphia returning leave Vine st. wharf
Philadelphia every morning at (sundsys excegted
Travellers from the City Of New York notified not 70
apply passage by this ns the state OF New Jersey hsvtns
grsnied tho Camden ard Amboy Monopoly the exclusive
privilege OF carrying passenger aud freight between the Ctss
Of New York and Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

NOTTCF-The steamship CITY OF CORK, Of thi, hne,
will ,ail As Ests Steamer SATURDAY. September "a.
carrying limited number Of cabin end stecEsge pssenrs
d reduced rates, payable in I. 5 Currency
JOHN O. DALE, Aceut Is Broatwsy:
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing a. QueenstosD Cork HsTbor)-The well
steamers Of the Liverpool NcwYork aud Philadelphia stes-
shin Company (nnan LineD carrying the u D. Mails are IN
tended 10 sail ~ follow; =.
CRY OF MANCHF Saturday Sept "a
CITY OF SATURDAY oos'
CITY Or ssosiniuegi bpts
Aud every succeeding sArURDAl a. noon. irom Pier "a
North Hvsr
RATS PLsSAdy.
PAYABLE in gold, Or X. equivalent ~ currency - -
FIRST CABiN...,... 500 ulSIbEhAbf' ,''.s''S W ~
Fret Cabin TO London. 81 90 steersgs TO onion'' - 20
Eir Cabin 10 PaIls o. O0lSicerage 10 Psr1.. % ~
Fir Caan to Hamburg 20 0OIsteerase 20 Hamburg ~ %
Psnsugers s.o forwarded to HAVE Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp Sc, Of equally low rassL ~ -.
Fsres nom Liverpool orQueeDsown, ls Cabin 80, 80
6ios Steersee $50. Those who wsh to sond Tor IheI
friends can buy tickets mere At these ratios
For further niornaton apply a, the Compsnys offices
JOHN o. DALE. Agent, No. j. broadway, ~ Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
Assxs.oR's OFgIos, EI0nfh DISTRICT,
NEw.N DIRK, sept. Is, 1874.
IN PURSUANCE OF ACT OF CONGRESS

the s,se..msnt of the specia Tax Incomes aud my
Assessors instructed To- require returns % o.
mad In Ia by al persons who did not make sach return
or t~ir annual tax No deductions are 20 be allowed io1
sres psii upon any stock, Government soennua Ihes
rr,ufni mas, be made on o. o''o'o 'n' MOI "-' VI
O''''-' ANTHog8 J. BLEFcKFR.' Ase..sr.
18Th so.n anil ii-' W ssd- No. lJ3 Ahv