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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

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April s, 1858. VI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
ALBRIGHT & BREWER,

A TTORNEYS al Law. Office corner of
n Market and Fourth st. Lewisburg Union
Co, Pa. Also claim Agents for the procure
ment of Pensions. Back Pay, and Bounties.
and all other claims against the United
States. Lewisburg, April Z, ls64ylpd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Sa,: ahsuu.
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From Hurry Seeker, Esq, the able ofic- . d
Tankh,lnHOcE DeTarcrnf, PsHHsytr0a-s
." Our only child, about three years OF sSe- ~
attacked By pimpI.s On his forehead. They "a. z,
spread until they formed lOstllsome and WIG;
sore, which covered his face, and actually baid
his ewes for some days sLlliul ply sciiIi appsi
nitrate Of silver and other r.meties, without say
ntpareut effect. For fifteen days We guarded hs
hands lest with them he should tear open the tes-
term. and corrupt wognI which covered hl- .hois
face. Having trIe,i every thing else We hsf any
hope from, We t-san giving your >tE,AFAKiLLa,
ami applying The io,lide OF potash lOtloE, As yoa
direct Tire sore began to heal when y. had given
the first bottle, and was well when We ha nnlshed
The secosd The child's eyelasics, which hsd eotas
out .yr,.v arAii.. and he j. healthy and iA:
a. any other. The whole neaghborllood prs4eSs
that the child mu Il dic.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Erysipelas - General Debility IN.
Blood

From DR.. RoIf Sn',in. Huston 81, r.,c r,-k
"a DR.. AVER. ] seldom .ziI 70 remove Er,.afl,.
and Scrofiois so',' ~ tie '"rscyerin.,use az Won,
SAssaPAEILIA ana have just now cured M ,f,s.s
or Malignant ET,gs,Ped' with IT, No al,.rs,;xa -.
ro-ss.s equals the SAsSAPAEIiI.A sou h.,s ~. ~
Piled TO the profession well to ihe pyopie ~
From j. T.. Johnston, ksf.. VateHan, OHIO. =
.For twelve years, had the yellow Erv,lurl.s
on my right arm, during which time tried ali ,hs
celebrated physirian. could rearh, and too, hun.
dred. Of dollars worth Of medicines. The ulc,rs
were SO bad thai the cord- became visible and M.
dortors deciled that my arm mast b. anpuia,e, I
bryuu taking your SARSAPARII.LA. Took two b1l
ties and some OF your PILLS Together they hive
cured me. ] an now well and sound as any b.s.y
Being in public place, my case Il known to .ver,
body in this unity, and excites the woate, d
lIl.n
Prom Hon. HsHry Morro, W. y. r., Of N-rrns,
&. w., q leading number Of the Canadian Parss,
rsEt.
al have used your SARsAPARILrA In nv fanIy,
for general debility, and for purifying t.s hsL
witt, very bensfigial results and feel eola.eaes >
commen ndin., 1t tu the aiiilcted.'
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o.. Ayers
oARSAPARILAA,
Tn. xoaip's on-Af Rrxrps m


Scrofuls and Scrofulous Disea...
from E,asry Edes, ,eeN taoup msrehqn, :, ~
ford, MiiHs. ~
Of have 2oh !arl,s Quantities cf your s,p,
RrfiA, bnf never yet one hotte wLisi s.l.i ~ -
desired effect and full satisfaction TO tho.e N, - ~
H. As fast ms people try II, they areg ,l,,. ~
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pus.ul., r,
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases or the a.
From Rsr. RoJt. Sfrdfton, Brisfoi, E,,l
81 only do my duty TO you and tile pqIIs ~
add my testimony 10 that you publish Of Il 10
iirinaI virtues OF your StgsAPAHTfI.A. ". lS
Ter, aaed ten. hal an affecting humor Il .aso-
eyes and hair for years, which We w.re t.',NS
cure until We tried your sAlsAPAEiLI.A
t>en we'll for some months"
From yrs J:ne T.. Rice, a teSH tno-,n md
esteemed tt,igof Be,uiisriiie, Cape Ntg r. Tys
NV daughter ha. suffered for year t,., -. =.
scrofulpus eruption, which was very tr1ubIes
Nothiuq Afforded any r-lief until We tri.-, .
bARssrAEILLA, which soon completely csret t.Fgs ~
From Charfes T.. Gn9e, Esq., Of the lri,.i, r.
Gage, Murray y 10, stiafIctar,Ts on rs,,,s,sgey
papers Az NasIsitr, v. H.
had for several years n very tror,l.
hHmOr In my face, WHICH grew col,tar,Iy ,te19 19
until II dis cured my features and t-.rain. a. -,
erab!e nfiictor. trifd almost every thin', -.
could or both advice and m-,iiclur bu; ,y-,L7, "a
relief whatever, until took your sIss,p,v,,y ~
II Immediately made my face worse, a, Won ,ois "a
IL might for a time; bat IN a few s,.k, ~. = -
skin began 10 form under the hiu,eb-, ,n5 -
sinucd until my face il as smooth a. ,nv t..sS
and am without any symptoms of t,e ,Ii.e,.e a.,
] know or l ENJOY perfect health, and wtthog, !.
doubt owe II TO your sAI.s tPAElLLAp
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
BEST AND LAST NEWS!

WE have just received from Philadelphia
w and New York, very large and we'll
selected stock of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Movements OF err1u Steamers
m itrpafT
Pnsseuqcra smiled

H. ,,-amssp Co,ioa for Harann and N's'dvMr' BOYS
Mr.. AtAn,on Mrs. Koker Ma Boda {. Z. Iarnes w
o. Ga.es T. atkinson Mrs. l.. Peanon, Mrs y: "sd -
g. schornan and friend Mr. and W. r. tnle, nr' az
pnnham aud boys Mis- Nellie Bodf9rd. hiss Mary Opi
Nh. Colrs g. o. johnson ard friend. Mr. :. o. JOY nson
Children and servant MIRA II Sanders and dungh'.r NJ.
J. Y smith l. W. steelsf.ut js. y r. Munro I. Ln.sia,
A. J. Beth. jose Casrors M.s Careers and sister Mrs.
t.yp.s Ns- T. Nesb. ard sister. Mrs Gil and cid Jos-
Roh.rt, W r. Tu.ne ) smeed, r. Aun6u.ter, H. Jone.
Mrs. and Mise Bursde. 9chdren and servant Meslsnd
Mas add-rey o. Adle.l-y, O. Mc1artng r. Sweci.ng aud
son T. DAILY H. fla'y Rev. II. chcceborongh juo besson
" Philip- eid evant. ". Weeeh l. Rich Mrs hoon'o1
Mr. sn MI W,sch Dshop ci M Sise and servant,
NJ po,rrIar r r Niin.r;h ". Williams, ". ard Sis
J. Cerrr Mrs sud Mis- Baxter Mr. 4'rkwcn 'AH 80.
B. Coonr Goo Cuuiuirss Mr.. sad Ma Raining ard ehad
Nr and MIR o.. Rogers md two cdliren. b. = Men N
NcDermot, 81 Masoiar. Mrs Grouse children ana ser
vsit. WIn Msrsb, JHo. foyer Nnl Kelley Jos Daroa y
Donaey Tho, Rowan. J. Roman. w G. Roman y hoos,n.
Gco Tfia e. Preston A. Rohrt aid ff'sad n BoonS ,.y
el., E,nis Tho. Par-al, C. Edmanton JDo. Cain, j. w
iIea,on J. q. Alexander Rev. Ms Goose, r. iIreehan,
Ihry O. ". Hopper. W. lay: Jno Jane con- H. toYy'.
pa.,s. J. q Rich {. SGT Mfl BEL ard Nle' Hii' All
Lows snd child. svc,ie-p?3,u.J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Arrived,

Steamship Vans, a. ,, Won s4geD brdmon 2Jt Scn.
end son. fton 23ih p. M, nj ard r-ss 70 oerch Co
sieaner Fs.b,nis linnter. Washington a hoa.s viii
rldsc. and pas. 20 ia Hand.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood Pcrtland, mdse AID ps-s. H.
b. Cromwell 90.
O. y suubost C'rcas-isu euIy thuruif1 cong Han -ou
Roris Ia. enc go o.. Snyy Yard.
strip PeracyesUee fof liverpool Robertson Liverpool
Aug 5Jh rd.e. and l6J Tap-cot Co He'd strong w
W .cs the twenty I'VE days Of the psssss--sY
sais &c. .
ship s,siene lBr,) Nenko, Genoa ~ days. bala., C.
Llhng
ship Grale si,,c. Te.oh-, Boston. ballast 70 master.
Ship Caravan. Ltvc LN ~Iloo Aus I'D coal sui - pass
Bar Atlanta inewl Vile,s Dep Rive, Conn, Moray
Nephew.
Hsrs H. Wrishi H. Aineken Cow Bay. I? days {. Corow.
Bari Wc,kn Blanchard Card1 IS dogs railroad hon,
dcr hes bad heavy W. s:sriy weather. .
Bsrkcntle L.ahsher, Mc1I, Port Royal iays ballast
Merrill Abbot.
Bds LovsiAan Tyler, 2aza, 20 day', noss-e ae.csf &
BIZ Ererrrlgc Gfnde GRIND Cav II iayI, with ssN 20
" n Broal n. ~ 4 "a. Ler No vessels
Big Persia br.), La,sen, Bensi.c IA dsys sss, H. j. c.
schr Nor, n BTanh,n D-7lc Georgetown, D. c. days
coal, 10 master.
s.!r sarah, Robinson Rol,on.
sah Amanda, Kingsley, Jonespor, 10 d,ys lumber s'mp'
$ Capp.
sclr Fol Brown, Strong. Rondcu. fer Proviieuoe'
echr CLrflr- l.3scfn, Jones. Pct owen 10. iauner
schr. }. Is. RoschsN Nash Fondout for Ston.ngton.
schr Connecticut. Staples. Ronhout TO- Nov London.
scir. Iulic'. Crosby. Albany fos Boston.
seLr. u. NJ French. Cole Albany lof Boston.
sehr. Iaf, -, Albany for Boston.
Sclr. X. n. Clrk. Cagk h.jdle.own lof Ab1py.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Brazil and Uruguay.

I, g.. TJi's, - TAs ~ y. TrbaEe.
SIR: Tho Imperial Government Of Bfazi!
though IL Mission N-pcoial E-treorinaris.' accom-
piied b. On Imposing war escort. has officially de-
c!rod broken the relations heretofore cSisGing with
;hl of ihe Eerubhca Oriental del Uruguay. This was
due as consequence Of the ogieGt8! Government hav
declined attending giving satisfaction for VAN
90 rcclama;ions Of tho Empire during period Of re-
blion. Ito principal clement OF which IA brazilian.
Alter hrying received an ultinatg'n from tho Brazilian
Evoy Extraordinary. TO which an answer was required
within tx days the Oriental Cofcrr mont proposed that
II Wilde matter be lei 20 the arbitration OF Foreign
Pwor. Ths proposal instead ofbong accepted ~ had
II. ben done IN of diorcuoes with England,
va r iectcj, with decarstnns that the Mission
F.%cCial" wns nc end. and that repTs,s would al
on.' BE- made by sea and land. Ihat Tho h.ghhandod
anl unfair position taken ia ills mission by the Bra.
yilrn Envoy may b. understood 70 viii he euficent
onl % say that while tho Brazilian Government in.
ii upon full and iDsant indemnity for its reclaan
flas 1t q moment when Uruguay u Crgagcd In siiuS
gior her existence IL utterly refuses even 20 COZ
sltr tho many serious and fully Istbie ordinations
ofJrrguay against tie Empire OF Brazil
Icr. lork Uc' q. 1854.
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tho exports Of specie
The following shows 'no

IT, BOSTON, Hartford and Erie Read has
nadia IT, first report. The intention lie to hThish
Rostop with q rev outlet for Western an European
traffic The Intention Is 10 consolidate win the boston
and Ycw.York Central. the Hartford Providence AID
FshkiD. tic Thompson and Wiinartic, &c. in these
we're merged In 1850 he Norfolk County Southbridge
ard Blackstone BY the combination Of these roads the
route extends from the foot Of Su1ersreet In Boston,
% Newbury Bay. This point gives the road diroe'
connection with the Erie Railroad. and with the Della
ware and Hudson Canal II VIII prove the most avail
able and direct route the west has less grades
shorter curves and lie direct The corporation is
in the hands OF Of the most eminent capitalists II
the country who are confident Of its paying at lossi
per cent.
The meeting Of tae subscribers 10 the Petro-
leum stock Board held at their rooms No. Is Broad
street. was attended by large number Of gentlemen
interested in Petroleum Stocks Mr.. Hard. cho Presl'
don't of the Open Board Of Brokers' was chosen tonpor
ary Chairman. and Mr.. Moore Secretary The Chair
man explained ths objects Of the meeting end AMER an
interchange Of views the general subject Committee
70 propose officers AMI Constitution ard by Laws wac
appointed consisting of Messrs. Long Ward Stednan,
Ponder and Buckley who arc to report on "Wednesday
at ~ O'Clock.
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was: Re-
cepis So 500 555 ~; for Customs e69OO Payments
S. ass s67 o.; on account Of Loan, j7sop Balance
s2s, 323, 4A I'd.
Freights continue dull, and rates are nominal.
To Liverpool 20 uns Oh Cake and 20 tnns Copper Ore
Is 3D. and per steamer. 5000 boxes Cheese and loot
pkss Butter 3os and 400 boxes Bacon. 25s. To Lon
don: 10 tuns heavy goods $751; 1000 bbls. Oil Cake
l4d ard 800 bbls. Flour Is. 40 Hamburg: ~ tun'
measurement goods 2Os.; 10 tuns heavy goods 2's I'll
| and 500 bbif. Petroleum -.
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To Boston. by Kew Haven r. r., via Springfield.
500 m.

To Po-to. by Kew Haven r. r., via Springfield
To bottom BIZ New Haven t. H., Tti-st. aud 4th'
ay via shore Line, Ia sDd ,. m. snnJay'. 3oop
To Buaalo ard the West by Erie heiiroad foot
ofChambers st.......' anu !" n w. "'N' "
To bridgeport Ivy steamer Bndgeport, nom rec" .,
Sip w. H. daily........'..:.''.'... -
tt Nreenport lip Fire leland, and other resortsen
I.onr island, by l.. l. Railroad, irom Janesshp N
and foo, Of 3i,h-s,. y. R.......8 a. m ara ''" r.
10 Long branch by hariisn and Delaware bey
Il. r.. via steamer Jesse Hoyt. foot Of murray, A
At daily ~ ....... o1 mo - ~ - = y
To New flsven. Hartford and Sprinsheid-.t.u
leave fscA slip at. ..'....'',. "na Al y
To NeH Haven, By the New Haven Hk, ..th 81 m .
,ud i'h..y Al 7 O. ~ M. IN $50 - snd o'oV p
To Cornwall Nest Point, Newbnreb, roushseep'le'
an konloul By .,eallc. Mary Powell leaves Jay
st. l4udine d1i'y.........s.s .s'ss's.'...'''' = u
To tho Wet By Pennsylvania Central heliroao,
loot Of Ccurtland,st ! q. m. snd end p. M .o,>
Slrday train. Wv y
t. Sd .se o Ws e. iea DS 10 o. ~ IL H. aud 100 p
To Philadelphia by New-Jeisey titiIoad loot 81
Court and It.. sud 10 M IL W.. and p rn.' m
snd u midnight. tWP
70 Washmgon. by EewJersry H. H., loot u
Coasslaudt.si., and 10 a. III, :. p. NJ and ~
inirilh,. Suiisy. I;g ?,
For further Information IN regard 70 taroad limo I'D
zee .dyc1tiseInuIts III another part OF tnis paper
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chipping INTELLTGENCB.
PORT OF wEw-YOaK......ooro 10.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship ccrlica Br). lie AeHah'T Havana ind Mann
l.. Cunari.
SEEN hin North Aieea. Msrshmin, Fortress Monroe.
S>smer ". Moodgrrd, Cundin. Baltimore. w. Da.-L
Bfrs Ann and Aic0 Hr.l, Mcdowell. 81 noi
l.rt srr.n fsa ffr UriIar- rsr,sansgco.
nsfs DAVID sls..is. Pierce, Boston.
GAfk o. Blanc. I'd iBrl, Ia Morynsn, Gs.peo.
pr : MARY tor.D I,din Pof. kral. Boil, Son ( CO. -
BT, William H. bickloFo, bicSmoTe. Washington, H. w
Loud
Fir euyan1ec Cobb Ban:c, Ne,caft Duucan.
P-rr u. WagneE, h--IynaB Fcri:css Monroe.
Schr. Sutaa 3D.. Sii, man. Hhlar.
sctr. Fupi mia lHr) }. At.g Truxi,.
Sshr. Ocean Bid, Conlcy, Washington.
-ehr. & r.. johnson tise. Boston
Schr. Heis'on. Hone, Sos Orleans, \. II. Bishsn.
sehr M4u.r. Wrhenr part Mlrs, Ia, y. y. OagrD
schr. v. u. Smsu Cole, bo,,en.
Sl5op pcIior Mood York River.
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a7r, a.7s as 2 lt7, 2,e s.s' s57 ., par a., ,ss;
s5sa S1e = al go ma 23l3 $500 &3 25li. fsn IL
70 al iIsi 2lG7 g2 2l56 2oS6 20. 1884 las, iliI ~
RS I,c ia I'D, elJ 6Os 2OJ3 acJ SPECIAL iEhN-
D,urrrer--So- -, -. $50 49,. ,-o ,-o,
CygrRfI CAiEYDAR.-Nos 2i7, 21S, 20, Usi,
900 eal sss ,s4 2ss 2 2s7 s9l 49, IA 49, 2l, 2S ~
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Put NO. JIM, ~%l1'
- ,fH Psr lI-Nos 25ci 1.2 70 80, 1~l, '''S'
aes. 9fS JcG3 30 1914 1916. 1874. S'3t fpV =, or-
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-Pait mo- -"'
p,u Ii slsndaI unchanged.
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MONDAY, Oct 10-P. n.


Gold opened at 1868, sold down to 1876, rose
% 1875, and closed at 1887.
Stocks as a rule were rather lower, and 'he
market quite inactive. AT the Stock Exchange he o
loving quotations made: Registered per cents
ts 1914: Coupon per cents 1884, lOos iVoi' coupon
kau 07mo7I. Seven Ihirties Oct. l0is l04i; Ger
tfcstes e4sa941: Tennessee 6s So ass; Virginia t~
q, Missouri Gs. 5e06c.; Canton, 2ss 02gi; Delaware
and Hudson I650l7s; Pennsylvania Coel ls5d 1885,
Cumberland Coal 5l05I.; Quicksilver. TOM; Atan-
tic Mail l75als5; Pacific Mail 27sd259; Maripose,
mag, Minnesota, 20d24; New.YorS Central 1870
p3,. Erie. 92faeas; Hudson River. lli.6ll5; Read
hg lI9s 100; Michigan Central lls1ll9 Acbigah
6opthern or d63 Illinois Central, lli1 ll3; Cieve
Ind Pittsbure. s6l a97; Chicago North western,
81 sRa Preferred do. 74i074t; Cleveland Toledo
no1 1904; Rock Island. s9l0s9.; Chicago. Buring'
Spn 4 Quincy. ll5alle. Mil q Prairie du Chen. IL
S4a; Pittsburg & Fort Wayne, e21 aS2i; Toledo
Wabash 80; Toledo 4 Wabash Preferred, Of; rcrrs
Haute and Alton. 50a52; Terre Hante Alton Pre-
Arred, 67a7O, Chic. & Ar, nj; Chic. s. AIT. Pre-
kSred Goa 50; Ohio a Miss Certificates. 3is03ii. Al
tAe Second Board the market was better and closed
strong One year Certificates rose to 94t.
Sterling bills inactive Bankers, in gold, 100
sr GO doys end 40. ailOA for short dates. Francs
As0asl5
A telegram lTOm san L IancisCO, uhtcu Oth
enstant qGotes mining stocks. etc. as follows; Opbir
$50 per foot; Gould Curry S,ls0 per foot Savage,
O. per foot; Potos 500 pei FOOT Sierra Nevada.
ol5 per foot; Yellow Jacket ESQ per foot Crown
Point e6OO per foot; State Telegraph s37 per share
The Chicago Tritpae of Friday says:
TLe recent panic no longer u be recognized
- circles Quiet and confidence are quite IN
ne ascendant. The last two three drys
ree quantities Of greeDback currency 10 the cius
bah han kerr al he
W. BANKERS have determined not 10 be subjected 10 the
Sebt squeeze they suffered last week. at least hol III
S,ir severe bruises are healed and forgotten. Their
suppose now is fortry themselves against any IKE
contingency"
1t is stated that the joint receipts Of the
pxtsburg and Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, and
e Cleveland and Pitssburg Railroad for the month Of
0spsember reach million dollars. of.which near
$4,000 was earned by the former.
The annual meeting Of the Toledo and Wabash
Railway Company was held at Toledo on Wednesday
- October s. The earnings Of the Road were re-
Sxted horn Jan. 20 Oct. !, 1854. iSf5 sss
10 OCT l.siJ04
L,,,n,.. .............,...... 500 345
TIE increase for the remaining three months Of the
year s expected DC in much larger proportion TO last
season.
Money is abundant OF per cent, and it is
Hfeult TO use balances at this rate In commercial
psper nc change.
The following shows the condition OF the
0ev.York city banks this week and last;
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Mo,,. Close NJ rho Ps,,-Onee.

rSi CrCet Ndt.n snt tho Coniiicn', 81 rfsiD'f .
si. Tuesday o., Observation-Disclosures. 81 n.
o., 4.
futSou,h IA iic eii Contssl tnefici by steamer
C.,s Ric. Tlursiy oct, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ q NJ.
Pod.rrope bysan 81 Peruvian Thard,y, OF - r. e..
For,,.liicrnia Oregon, Wasiiny,on Tciftory eai
ssAw eh lsisnis. ~ the overland route. daily
(rd.ys 9. ,@ptei) and Al r..
Albany Er!ialo ard taledssS lad =. m.
Eort. sad W.T. Wsy blsl. T.. N.
clen M.ii W. Eio Railroad .....5 M and Y p Il
Sonhern md south We-eIn Mon.5 m ~ q aud II. r ~.
Es4ssn Mill q. u end g! y.
New ft and Fen p. 10
II. oug Island ~ cioacs k.........bb M. sd " NJ
Fro oh a,u day Of mails close Is "
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CITY ITEEs.


Mr.. JrRoMR HopKISss GRAND ORCHESTRAL
CONCERT Of Original Competitions. cones on tonisht
s per advertisement and unjer tho auspices OF such
rare lis, Of eminent personaees will. doubtless prove
,,ea, success Mr.. Pcrring the fine tcuor Mrs. bar
clay the expressive conrao. and other excellent talent
win assist The orchestra will be composed Of PhIhar-
monte men. conducted by that very talented yonng
elef Mr. Theodore Thomas. and Che ia5nohs Drugs
pisnos will be INTRODUCED for the frs; time IN public
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BORT tl)arocns' Nctire.

STATv or NYw-NOns,
PosT-WARrHgs OyFIcH, No. To- Ws!ls..
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
~ section Of the rt passed April II. 1887. entitled "An
Aa 70 heorgsks the Wsriens Oeo OF tho Port Of New
hms GO al p,rscns Interested In. h.vn: chare Of tbs
matter Of such nlry examination survey that
he following ves-as under oxsudnaen BY tho ror
srdcos aud that The ssd Surveys oxamisfcos wiz DO
completed wain ten days succeeding ths NOTICE or,
bond ssh vessels.
sup Srssh. y, ~"
Ntip VI hcts'.
EsTs Burnside. ..........................la u. "
Brig Coqucte. .PieInponts.
AINrH0RNE FOMPKlNS ftesidsrt
j. Aces HRRRn.Ar Secretary.
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Passengers Arrived.

r. ,,,an,iiD llama, DOM SoufhGnr,os dnd Brf"ts-
C Tle,,iohrr o. ~ Hodge, aud wife, r. Ade dorl.r Csr
oac r,uss and children ke d-i herann Jniu. Msad,,
urtrv Wsru. and family q. Kcl. ~. 1. Alboiti, H. NJ
HoSpc. AMI family hisi Hodges MI, Kelly Mr Rase; W y
Fsin aud wife, Wm. Rlgrr sud ~iie, J. Hnyor n ~TtS
Pm, H. N i,i.k ani vito Jos LeiereT. Maria hitu-c Ard
elid Thcodor Ia-r I'D wi Otto Korrorann ed vi e. MI
stuart nrd family, %. ". Hodge. and family. Csp; Hsnito
Capt. B.Imol.tos, a-i 60 IN stoes-se.
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rh;lo6e7u,,ja Cesttc 5lor.sef,

PnnApcleniA Gc' i0.-B Of Cattle Ia b,,ter d~lnahu
prices unchanged and ranging at 60 AZ t. r 10 Sh"P
ilrneri $50 head sold ut Oc 0ls Per D. tI common y
xtra Cows are uncnsng.d 10 sod II 20 'l pr f",n
io,- ~ good demsDd 900 head sold II sii@ iei w
ibs. net, the latter Tate io- prime 'ofned
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IAdyertisome2t.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.

Nos % and % Pme.st Now-Yorh
DgposrTARY AND AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
This Bank viii include in ;s bid for the new United
States $50 Loan the bids Of other parties.
Those wishing to suosoIihe will deposit with us pei
cent Of the smoGnt required TO be returned If the bid
y not successful.
Certificates Indebtedness be used for oncquaIer
OF amolnts subscribed for. AL orders must he handed
in by tie l}tb met. MoRFis KETcHus. President
u. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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Why ore Reenbacks more valuable than gold,
evn al It's present prioei Because when you pat a
frenback In your pocket you double II. and when yon
tlh Il oct again you hnd IL In oreaioa
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dhavclerM, EultIe.

To Fbsny, b. Hsd.eu r. L., ca We,cen-t.. T.,
non osi 67, p
To Absiy, by Harlem II. r., 2sh.~., Hbpg. lt| ~
IN. and D. ~. Sunday trpin.. ...........:... m
10 itLay, loxsrnss Ifotoi Dock. Wcst fo'if.
EastuIrt Po,gtkesp-e, Rhineheck. ta,.ktn,
sAt undson. by -ieatnrIr DAM )rcv aud T. ttb-
bard 'csyns Desbo,sesst. naudins q, y'is) II o.
10 Baltimore, by the How-Jers~y X. H., foot OF
Courtlsrltst. and 10 a. M, u T. NJ, ind IL
rnidisn sunday. 7.sc p u.
10 Bo.i.n, by New.London line, Pier ~ N H.,
snd stoington line, Pier 10 y. H., daily Sunday
elcettd 500 n M.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIN pf,s...g.O. sua ss;....s;2G Moon Se.s... liH
EICn sArEk RUS DAY. -
esIy Hook. asa Gov. Island. .4sij heH oes''s sioo
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woman named Allen hss been burned Ia
desh at Rordout ~ ". b.. If supposed heT sister
an hosband. An three were very d!sspatej the sister
beag us parnmour 81 tho man AIen- Tho dying
woias sal that trey iorced her b. drink large guam.
ii II liquor and thea pouring kelo,-, vi the bed III
which she lay bet " on IRE.
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Rcr.;rt. of Produce.

a. no M. Floar 3ls Boz. Whlsky, itlb bb'
Com Meal a. $50 bu,h Wheat, "a On, bns Corn 'o ni,
Oats 81 600 bnsh B,Tey 22 pkes Provisions ~ pAs Ls'"
c1 n, :. Bntter ~ pkas Asr.s, az PKG. Oh Cste.