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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30
O.DyASCf OFFICE. Nsg DGPAaTAEST,
MAB.iygfo,, June l.. ihJL

OrDyAScf OFP~E ~. DaPAaTsEsr.t
NAlaIyGroy, June l.; 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS VII be received by
~ this i.p-s,incn, unt TIL Di. July Z! i9e - p M.
TO- toe delivery et TIE Ne1 - Aiscn4. q LOO Noi o
SWJ...s'. United rt..s regulation pattern.
Thee - or % he nadr 200 ti'ic lccordrne with NE
standard patterns be- ~ thc hcl A-.r'a Thoy
30 b. rhcc 10 ihc usus acc'ou aad proof At the NAH
uiacioFy sarfe nisdc.
teeah IfAB pei wees u the whole number ,cnlcca .Vf
TIE r delivery o. be- made on TIE la 10y % Jny DE-
maze drite t speCird tim" wI sugec,h
coasscof to forfeiture Of e uDnbc he may 'h to de'o'
No bad. win b. considered rom PARTIES other thsn regular
manniacu re,s OF swori and snch - or, no"n 70 iN De
parneu 70 be ooaprcn to ezecu.e IN thri' OF workshops
'Ae work IT''o'ed To-" cr.n,;Ty
Tie bidder viii b, required 20 e-eonp,,y ~ rf'p9hga
"lih si.5Hn'y, Nsneq y! NO .'i.' -, 80. 49,
csc his bid 'oecpi'd io "ih q once "a Pre- ihr
Tor Ire with good agd suiheieni snr'ir In su' ega
10 the sa.olnt OF the corirec'i 20 obi snr ts sihi"
Ifoposed in coneinny Niih ne l'Ins r., u, ti'.t.t
mont and in c''e tho lad nt' should fsii 20 rnir into 100
contract they make good the difference between ,ls oder
of sed bidder and he neit bdief OF The reioa
10 whom. tic contract mly be ~ lrlri
oai c,iea. al G Ci.r al M, r-,r,, D.trie, Couf, OF
olth- United state. District ttowcy.
Bond, an sum eelA & TIE amoun' Of 'ne con'ss'
be required Of tao sueceai BIDDER OF bi'e. eqo"a mn.
PORN or GUARANTY.
We 'he rid g i.'.s',i, 90 ~ ", ~ ~
and .rv-say vito tie United siaie' ani ,-fshir
In ceie ,ir ig-rrors ti4 q -- te sce.r 81 tl-i ie
with GOOD nd suiclut fgreti"s in uin r4l- 70 IT,
snolit 90 te contract g. frat fhc article. pi.p'iri pa
con sfinIfv the OF t. ii frHsu died 4nnn -
1873. uuI wllhtho til IVES uratc AID be- ca'e Tie I'D
- slali $40 =. cntcr into foaif-rt - aoicstid 70
garautes make good orcure NreH the c'r Of thr
sid sd the uckl lowest lr.r |fainr pslfsf, OF
the person - whom tie contract Irsv BE- awarded.
t...ru Hll.f coz Asn4s sti seals
tfll. --- day OF -----, -.
WlinrsE SOIL
scsLl
To ti, ruar.ny be s7peadrd tie ofioii e,nheas
above uIr4 toned 49,
Zach paFty obi ainns eonrrc VII - obliged n enter INTO
bond with aDl roycd ts ip. %. it lu ~ArUu'iDn.
iron the ad being MADE. li bidders WI Je boti'
lsd anil furnished Win lOf.la ~ csffrslt rrd bond
The der lfrrt the right 20 csct uny or 81 bts
/. dernlrd d. -lriorY.
i'ropo.ais will be- addressed to "BRIGkDlERGE:EEAL
GEOkGE -. RAMSAY, Ctlsf 81 Ordnance, Wellington.
D. C" nd viii be- inifred. Propcal. ior Nol Commit.
stoned Olieof.' aud u ssicians' svnsd.." -
! GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
jel8 -oi'iv5 rr-adcrGencral. Ch'cf Of Ordnance.
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propoSals.
AEar Clothing EQUiraar OFFICE !
No IssI CINCINNATI, Ohio, June ~. l$L>
VlROpOSAIS are invited by the undersigned,

HJktlIOSAiHN are iHVllcu NY Jnc uluOioisH'u'
4 until THURSDAY Iuy :. 1854 a. 2 O'Clock p. m. for
furnishing this Department, tby contrary with
TROW@EES. fODiME 's-STANpAhD :,
Fguipags In this city. a..
10 ho delivered o. charge az the L. 3 Inspection Ware
hon in this city in good packages, with the mans OF
thu pan the kind md quantity OF goods distinctly
marked on rachnrtce and packa-c. .
Parties g,oods distinctly state In their bids the
quantity propose urni H. the Price and time Of delivery
Samples when submitted must be marked and Numbered to
pond with the proposal and the parties thereto mus
guarantee that the goods sha be in every pcc' eq
suny Standard otherwise The proposal win not be considered
guaranty signed by two responsible pcrsons Inus' &C
company each bid :uirnteeng that tho bidder VIII supply
the sri les a,ga, ced 10 him under his proposal
Rds viii b. opened THURSDAY. July !, le5+ At
ococ D. m t's office, and bidders are requested 10 De
present
Awards viii be made On FRIDAY. July O. -
Bonds w. be required that the contract viii bs faithfully
fulfilled
Tcss -arns r,su. to Proposals will not be noticed
Blank iorms OF irJposs contacts aud bonds may be oo
tanned a, TN. Office
The rsi icc snybid deemed unreasonable Is reserved
Gy order Of Col THoaAs h9oEDs. A. q. NJ. a..
{. W. MOI LION, Capt and a. y. NJ
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L. ;. ORDsaSCE AGySCY No. - NoITrs ST.,
Nrwl oRg. June y. 1854 !
PROPOSALS will be received Gin duplicate

L. :. ORDyASCH AGySCY. No. - WoETnsr.,(
Nrw.NoRx. June -. 1864.
PROPOSALS will be received (n duplicated
unl rliuRSDAY, Jane 20, 1865, a, O'Clock p. by
this Office f,r the supply II the follow VI.
1000 IARBiNE SLIs8S.
5000 HALTER STRAPS.
2DrlO STIHRIP STRAPS.
These supple, to be made ia al respects 70 workman
ship duieis Cld iss. IN siEr conformity VAN
tie STANDARD samples which be Al this ONCE II"
leather be Of good quality pH,e oak fahHcd u did,
tuoy Il puaied ,it this oe hryo the privilege Of e1
ainufrr the done uuirr any contract uay award In
ell ssges Is pfores the shops of the eon1cior', "a
prcil!iy 20 EXAMINE the stock before cutting. .
They lie delivered free Of expense 10 Tho United
States tho kcwlosk Agency No. IS Ngihi and There
Inspected 10 he accepted paid for but snch
q approved upon inspection.
Bidders i ste their oi, the time In which thes
pose make ,r,ccs. aud zach Party obtaining contract
SIN be reqgrcd into bonds With approved sufees of
faithful execution Failure to ,lvcr NJ spc ,iiied time
viii .uh he contractor 10 forfeiture oil tho number ne
tnsy fail 20 deliver a. that time
No bils wi Ice condered fom parties other sn regular
and known be fully competent TO
execute IN il,iI Workshop TIE work nroposcdor.
Abe Department raerses the ugH 20 frr any or al BIDS
II deemed lusaiisfarcry
Proposals ~ il, br .rr>cl riopey indored TO Cap. s.
CI5srN, cap in u urtnincc l. p osdn.nc. Arencl No.
g. Worth it., Ne" lo-k." y ttiHilr,
Capfsin % Ordnance.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOD SKIRftS.

HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC OR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING
J. l. ]. o. WEST.
NO o. CIkM3ERS-ST.. NETWORK,
owurrs tho Patent aal Exclusive Manufacturers
oil ths - .,,
=. " BRADLFYS
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRlNU
SKIRT.
This invention coass.s o. Dnpiex Tor two) Elliptic sos
Spring. inrenouy braided tightly aud firmly together edys
to edge mixing toughest most elastic flexible and dur tbo
Sprng ever used enabling the In con.eguenoesoi s
great elasticity aud AeIbeuea place aud od the sSrs
when in USE as easily enl with the convenience g. sf
or nusin dress entirely o5viies and seucei tho only Cd
jecton Hoop SkiTts viz; the arroyansn 10 the wrf as
the public especially IN crowded ns.ebie carfia;rs
railroad church pew or ia any crowded place from me
difficulty of contracting Them snd occupying small space
tls entirely tho icly while giving the sIt IN,
usual f aud syfnsi rcAl FORM and Il Tie lhet and most
aud appeal for tbe street. prone
M! or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure.
comfort and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Lpc
Spring SKIRT tor a dIy Wit 'ufrrward Willingly
.pc,ise wi the Of them They tire best quality ~
eyery ,r by ts highest, mort dufebe' couio'o and
economical mad. Merchants will b. rnqplci A. above;
snd aic hrs'rle. FETAL stores Ia tbs CITY aud
throughout thu di;'sr'nt states - ,
r. INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC"
SPRING ShlIi.
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Go farmers ano Others.
hAvlD THOMPSON,
" IurTlCLLIlnIS AND Tl-rsEnTMAN

~ uOnTlCULfD IlSr AND SufSFHfaAv
Cr~en bland topy,.to 1Ipyi
has hind, ard flfv fOr tfansr larr quantity
Of sr-Ior sui hardy BEtpE siSES i all about si1ty
net es-ls caiIosc .iye i2ccihc clsrae,r sni qni.
Nls also hand ia-su rssorfn~B, q STRAWBERRY
Vince Of which Ti,cn early lac goth oil Aay See
Catalogue :or details. -
Has slso fithch rfuss'aa and German PRuSES; sl,o
that superior celebrated LWETSClEh fAUNE fsorsh,y
noticed IN anl b. tie faIucrs GLIB IA NcwN OK City, Tbs
Tribune apcr and The Country Gcuieian Speaking
Of IiOaPSOh's GRAPES, ilr F1flIsrs Club ssys
q" Ii tns Seeding that vii Ip.n M Troy every year
will ceTiny. then ~ T. Iuii.i1n worthy Of notice"
There are several varieties o. tie rune and s Chs Zyc,s
cca 0a commonly csi "a Ss.grl and ths miy be u
them; any a'r Il he unanimous opinion 81 the Club
that II d excellent fruit ard sl worthy oSccommendA
ton general culture il toe beet Frlnc they tasted
be carfli 20 recommend anything not worthy, but
willing to give this Prluc che lirhcst omurndli.on
Backed an srs,rined r J. ~ G,tg slrd body
tie sgms.s Ci45 OF cH York city well pac
teal cultivation, OF Fruits and Vines ionsoycsl, Mr. Thomp
before HI ieI0x citizens confidently belcyin,
he able present item snch varieties Of plins shall
strawberry Bed t,a Ia The OF yerrs
" most they csn At t,r own homes -1oy tho ut. easily
20 be oblsnea In HE beginning and which lrruriny crafty
an the end
Mr.. THOMPSON ia a. Oh times In readiness attend TO
calls for his ssyc@s in cns for the tut Yards. Vines aud
Gardens Of bis lend. an en- oyes In c line oi hs pso
iessou.
Orders hi. yre, Trees tc rnay be len o, Col W. T.
NiariA (Sccretsry Renscf County Arncuurs and Manu-
al bis mouse on Green Island Of Cng snd MarAclss
DAVID THOMPSON,
E3ricultuIist and SurFeryman.
Green Island v.
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81, 900. 900 L OF Q ri A n

COUNTY or NETWORK.
Subscriptions hereby Invited 70 IoaD Of Two Million
Dollar authorized by oldnnce 81 tie Board OF sup mis-
orr approved by the Mayor June - 1904 entitled Al Osdl
to p-Oyide for the procurement OF souuters Tor @
Armies o. the Dnion pert end .Tce Of the Quota o: the
City ard County Of NewioIk under any future coll u the
President for iI-I."
The proper books io snch Subscriptions III be opened NJ
the Comptroller Office end an Saturday. tbs 1914 me-
instant and viii remain open until the whole sum ,hih be
taken.
Subscribers viii be required 20 deposit with the coSnty
Treasurer a. the Br0a.Hy Bank, within iv5 days arr eater
ing their sub pons, Che amount subscribed for by them
respectively and pgrseDng hs receipts for the money 10
the Compoer, they VIII receive Bonds Of the County for
equal snouut, reieeuele before June 1863 with
sre from the date Of payment At tie rate Of six Per cent
per annrtn.
Our ieliow-citizens end lie public generally. respect
fully invited cooperate With the Board Of Supeyi IN
the and patriotic prrpose of supplying lie Quota
this County the call Of che President for
Tor the Amy, 10 bc mad. public, without Tefny
drsN for thai. purpose Action viii not be taken :,
volunteers under tho ordinance rscaIcd - until sutceDt
subscribcd 10 tie Committee Ia proceeding
IN this matter
MATHEW II. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
City Ct NewYogk Department OF Enauce Coapuoiiers
Office. Jane 10. lGJi.
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WESTERN
4 ONG island RAILHOAD sCMAfER

A. ARRANGEMENr.-L Eew.York. Jan.e,sip and
3ttst, hvei Gcenport. iiarbo- lismpous
sts m. Tor Grcenport kiyeTieAd. isYhsns LAKE,
lArd 9. and $50 m. For isip Laoylo and Farm.
ingia-. At and $3.50 ard SO, p. For sycsset,
A. 1890 % and AGO tstase. connect for Cod spn;
Oyster Bay aad linn,inonl FOR lcmpsead Jauacs ana
Wnneid. at aud G:.o sud -, $50 and $3.50
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3ith s., ksN
River at s3os fo Rvrrhead stopping q. all Stations ex.
ccp Hampstead and Syossct Excursion Tickets F tbs tras
ut reduced rates. a. REASONER, Superintendent
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60 Wbom it msp Concern.

A DOPTION, in a good American family, o
"A healthy MAZE ChiisT years old Is intelligent and Of
good disposition Country preferred Reason Tor ADOPTION
stead home for child Address, for two weeks H. H. IL,
Tribune Office.
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Miliiarp Notices.

u :. AEnY AGyScY, No. 81 RLyKcKERsr.,l
OPPOSITE PAY DEPARTNESr.
4 LII SOLDIERS and OTHERS, HAVING
"A CLAIMS for PAY or BOUNTY ssains4 the GoveYn.
n~ut, should PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT q. this
Office.
nISCHARGED WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
IL Members Of Returned Regiments and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers having Ceis s,e ssm-n having Prize Clsimss
WOUNDED SOLDIERS can have their
w %i0o BOUNTY promptly PAID them. Widows and
heirs OF decessed Soldiers the Pay and Bounty
-ced snd Pensions procured Sailors receive their Prise
MONEY All receive information sud Instructions by
plying 70 RICHARD &. ELLIOTT.
u. 8. Army sud Navy Office, No. o. BlreckvrSt.
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N,O ADVERTISERS.

EMANCIPATION.-T Results Of Emanci-
~ patton in the French aud Engsh Colonies, and In the
Danish Swedish and Dutch Colonies Production and Com
Wages aud Property Indemnity Questions Of Sugars
Coase Cocoa Population Social Condition &c. BY Angus
Tin I COCHIN lyolums fric. q 30 Eos sale at THE
tsa Sent BY mail free Of postage receipt Of 81 So
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Urn Goods.

AT GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A MILLiSFRS AND COUNTRY SrOREkEEPEKS
WILL FIND TT GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
RIBBONs, STRAW GOODS SILK. MALTNE AND 9TH
ER LAcES BEFORE PURCHASING. .
WE SELL cur LENGTHS CHEAPER THAN DOWN
TOWN JO3BERS SELL WHOLE PIECES.
EDWARD RIDLEY.
No, al and 9lll GRAND and IS ALLEN-SrS.,
Fifth bocx east from the Bowery.
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New publita!loNs.
"XOU HAVE hit the mark again, and have
II rreat book In

"XOU HAVE hit the mark again, and have
L great book in
IINNETS TRIAL
ts IL. lost deeiful move have rad since Twice
Lost startled with its pq-ancy and freshness has All the
beauties Of .ha' story wholly unlike it, ond there great
deal more characterize It. .
How jolly the oAins chapor andtsc nc Nc aIe nso
hearty laugh w. and have read them % oihcfs VINO
were equally aconTativo aud crazy to rcod The whole book
How Rose amused NE. and nril eIo sr er bird oi sons
wha, a chsln,ins woman she is how marvellous are her
power. loa ;oh,c and enduring her love. go ,
Mak words just as this gets known ana la~eu
Up il viii have = great run,
~ Has NO EQUAL"
Such is lr ai.e Of whose Judgment ia worth some
thing and every reader thus ir is equally enhusssc' IL
MIST prove ~ - ..., -..,.-o,,
Every Hookseli,r sells II.
LOGIEG Publisher 80. 80 Washins;on-st., Boston.
DODWORTiIsR uimen'ai lnstructorfor IN,
ne Comets and = Trnors. ready price Soc Price
List Of best bias, and German silver Instruments mailed Tree to
any address. "a. u. DODWORTH no. AstoT place.
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tAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER ffTCHBTRG NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
TIE and s.aunch steamers o: the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEw.YOgK.
lsave New York daily (Sundsy excepted clock a.
from Pier No. % NORTH River. too. Of Nerry-st..
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from thu
above points Wis Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
ceste Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads.
FregLt taken a. the lowest rs'rs For information nqurs
Il y MARTIN, Agent. the Pier.
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Excursions.

EXCURSION 10 NEW-HAVEN, JULY A.
IL The FIRST cIa. steamer CONTINENTAL will leave Peck
slip, East River Ut o'clock n for New Haven. the " City
81 flm Of the plea ATTEST places in the United States
Passengers viii spend the Afternoon and evening there and
have ample time 20 tho display OF fireworks The boat.
leaves New Haven At ii p. for Newlork srviu. At day.
high, mex, morning.
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VOU CAN GET THOSE BOOKS by mail,
40 X" or by cxpfrss &C. q. or at No. 20 Ann st.
r. Y Send address stamped envelope for a cate
IoSzs &. BLANCHARD. Publisher
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

LNOR BRIDGEPORT LINE.-The
l. steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pier No. rs, East
River daily at IL O'Clock Freight taken. Arriving
Bridgeport in time 10 connect with tho ousaonic, Manga
uck, New Haven and Hartford railroads. also the shore Line
TO Saybrook aud New. London
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
1869. COMMENCING MAY g 1854. 1884
Passenger Station in hew.Nork corner sist and fn av
Entrance lTth a..
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk;
For w.Hsyen Z. (Ex.) 1850 q H. i2:l3 (EIh s;u
FI.), $3.50, $3.50 and OK ?. IN. $500. . ~.
For Bridgeport, :. (Exh ll;3n e. m ls;l3 (Ert s;W
Ex-l, $50. $50 snd3 tEI) y. M
For Milford aud Sr,;iord = ii - a. $50 $50
For Fairfield Southport and Wes'por,, T. l;Joa N J;'@
$50 pr ,. ~ ,oo IT,,
$3.50. 4;3o. $50, sU,xD ~ NJ n
Fes isr and 0soenwieh = $50, 1880 M $780, 40
For tire,vch T. go 1850 $50. 40 $50, $50 n
For S,saurd, I, iES) $3.50. 1880 q. m; 1919 lExbs
C:x) 3..i 400, $50, $3.50. (ExI p. m. "a,
Ter To-. Chester and intermediate stations, $50 ll;D
M $3.50, 30 $40 casa, p.
CONNECTING TRANS
For Boston via Sprin. hed 3. 10. tExl; 3tkk Up m
For Boston via shore Line. i2:i5 lExl Up ~ ~
For Hartford and Springfield. (EI), u'Va w.; lEIA
FOR Connecticut River Railroad (Ex) ll;Joa IN 70
Montreal; , p. m. 20 Northampton 81, nh, q r.,
For Hartford, Providence aud FishAl Railroad iSA"
1880 a. m MIDI,
For New. Haven New.London and Sionin:,on halfosa"
For c,naI Rsiirosd Is:i5 D. m to Northsmptca.
For Housatonic Railroad 0 r. m 3p M
FOR N.ueatuck Railroad, o a. M. ?. rf. a.
For Danhu-v and Norwzk Railroad !. $50 a. m t;Wp -
Com,nodious Sleeping Gers attached 10 0 p, M Trans
JAMES ii. HOlT, Superintendent
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A WORK OF GREAT VALUE.
IN fERss:
4 POLITICAL HISTORY
REBELLION,

HON. EDWARD NCFFFKoUN,
CLERK or TIE Housz or RrPRREsESTATlvEs OF THE
U.ITED STATEs
Presenting complete and impartial Record Of the mo1en
tous Political Events Of the Last four years, cie!ny CON
piled, sTraneed nd inGexed
evo. full law sheep, -.
TIE Washington Chronicle OF the 18th june of II;
"Mr McPhersor l. sig,riy qualified to compile and eei;
such work lie hes been ideGLled viii tue public press
and served menb oi toe House Of hepse lie
Therefore alone acquainted with the public Of the
country but with the greet questions tha have disturbed The
nation. especially rco lie events succeeding to peal o. the
Missouri Compromise and beg nng win tleAdiin,r ration
Of James buchanan From vc that have had o por
ton Of the sheets Of this interesting and WORK
we can say 10 our political friends and indeed OF al
parties that Il will be the thorough and most carefully
dged and arranged boob this subject that has Jet been
produced in this country"
The trade supplied by
ID. APPLETON &c Co.,
Nos. 443 and AS BROADWAY,
and PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS. .
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TO THE COAL T TIEP OF PENNsYL-
Passing through Water Gar Scranton, Wyoming Valley
UanisburS, Reading, Mauch Chunk. Beth
lclen, FasOu &C.
Tickets for these Excursions for so the Office
the Central Railroad Company OF NesJerey FOO. OF Court,
lindt 81. New York.
For description the routes AMI further information apply
at Office foot OF CouItsndtst. OF of II. L. BALDWIN
General Ticket Agent, No. 60 Wsus,.
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HONE FOR ALL; the Gravel Wall. New Cheap an
Superior Mode OF Building with EngrsyiDgs, psu Views
&C.. 81 IS.
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b. beat place in
u FINISHED M1atIss. IL
No. 100 Eas. lG.hd.
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~ steamer c. VANDERBILT
VIII mako
GRAND EXCURSION 20 NEWBURGH
leaving PICK No. u North River At O'Clock, 4. M,
Leaving foot of l0fh.si. at 3. -, and
Leaving foo, Of 9Ctli-st. A. ego.
\ BAND Of Music
VIII b~ board. and Officers rsiutln good order.
DINNER and REFRESHMENTS ,crved on board
Excursion Tickets III 80 Apply at the ohce, PICK No. IS
Y. r. foot Of Lborty-stl
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD aud TRAAsr:
~ Coon aud after MONDAY, Jan 10 1861 T,sin w
leave NFW.YORK for BALTIMORE and WASHlNctoS'
At and 10 a. m, 1880 p. and II Midnight The IN r y
Train viii take Passengr for BALTIMORE snd WAshlNo
TON only This Trsia makes no connection a, rhl;s.P-
Trains for Philadelphia VIII leave Newiork a. and ~ NJ
" ~ 4 and . D. m and u Midnight.
n, IN N m Tr,in. j. W. WOODRUFF
Dee a. 1863 Assistant Superintendent NJ }. IL n.
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HOUSES in BROOKLYN TO EENT.-f'our
Of the new asory cid basement briek HOUSES with
rycry noar convenience of Parks. and CaEtou..
Rent 10 private 5uir only $sO. Apply a. OiAce NO. i,
over fulton isuk, New J 0rk al about l. O'CLOCK
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RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
AZ ROAD..-To Lous Branch, Rod Bank Sasgk River,
Manchester Tom. River, Bsrnssa. Shamons and ASTON.
On end after WEDNESDAY pcx June Is And unit, further
notice the fast and nmodousseamer JESSE HOYT viii
leave foot Of Mursy., North River daily tSusdays e1
tho H. and d. H. RR at Port Monmouth With trains Tor the
above points
Returning trains will leave Long Branch q 1:ls ms lilo
q m., and p. m.
madis,ow fof the Highlands CThomP.o.s Shark River
Sirticn for SHARK River. New. Bedford, aud SQuan.
otages coRnect ct Manchester and Woodansie for Toms
River Bayregst, Tuchcrton, Wsretcwn, Msnnshswken
For further information apply to office the pier.
Communication tiokets to Long Branch, Red Bank. &c,
Co. DO had application to tho Companys Office No. g.
VIM. r. ORIFEITS, IT,, General Sept
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BOOK TRADE SAFE ROOMS. No. 49a
Gummer isctrsa!s.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford. Conn,
n On 10Th :he AMERICA. and ~ RDPEA% PAM,
Opposite the St,ic HOUSE.
A. :. PLldgToS. PIop'r.
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EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTIES and the
IL most useful MAGAZINE ever ksued.-Mme. DEMO
RESTS QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS, now
ready The Sumner No.. VITA splendid FaShon Plates boa
tiul Dresses Music and ilsize Patterns, all FOX only
IS cents Mailed receipt Of price Yearly 81, with
valuable Premium. Address MLae. DEMOREST No. 413
Broadway Newly ork.
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CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-This e.
" vorr >aiuine- resort il open the reception Of
guests Visitors hud authorized with badge at
CasSi >'oaabosl i.a. sud g. A ai4ion, Hudson
cafe u hi---sr. Sc.
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NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.--
~ Trains leave Jersey City Dor Pisrmon. at u 9i5
l:ls 42l and 6;25 p. The 9:l5 M, and
AZ p. M, run through TO Monsey.
TMOS. w. DEMAREST. Superntrndent.
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CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing al Queenstown cork uarborl.-rhe wellknown
steamers Of the Liverpool New YORK and Philadelphia
.hp COMPANY unmi Line carrying the u. ). haisl, in
tended % sail a. follows
CITY Or MANCHESTER. Saturday jelly
CITY or Saturday, July
CITY or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saturday july l6
North River.
sATEs r.ss.Gr,
Payabis IN gold. or ils equlv i'eni IN currency:
FIRST CABlN....... riai 90 STEEhAGE .......SJ, Ov
Frsi Cabin London. 80 col Siccrs,c iondon.. o. 10
F.t CABIN 10 Paris. % mol >teeTae 10 Par-.. 40 60
I. IN flinbufg 90 Oosterrags Hamburg ~ %
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hare. Bremen. Rotterdam.
Antwerp. &C. at equally low
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown i Cabin SIS, Seo.
SlOS Siceas- Jj. Those who wish to send Tor their
friends ran buy tickets here Of these rates.
For further Information apply az the Companys Offices.
JOHN q. DALE Agent, No. 10 Broadway, ~ Y