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ga Cherry Street,
where the afflicted may always fnds hun engaged
Hith the same zeal assiduiiv, soCresy and attention
% Their mst3r1ncs Wh5ch has so successfully Dis
ungaisiied BIN ls Ply c..cl il.is special depart
ulent Of professional practice.
Or. Coleman graduated al the University q Penn.
sylvsnia, 81 Philadelphia, IN 1854. Since that tine
he hiss gwen his entire and undivided attention 20
his profession an
Chr0fi1 aid A0gs Deserves
SeIQftfa, Spinal Af6et07s, Gr1U},
betIoozs, C5'g3sit75 W,d Accidental Plstas5sis,
S.gclltS. Lfse1sss 0f Tie hiiaags Bidder ard
P0sfruiC Gland. Msrauia 4gscloas Oid
Dis57se q Zee Sti1, Cnsp Neh &C.,
meet With no resistance rom his remedies.
Private or YeReFeaI Diseases
Of al forms snd stages speedily cured and effect
uiiy erailcaied rom Che system. Recent eases
cured 10 a few days.
Il would appear needless here to add the innpor-
tsEce Of nppilg the evil iu it's bud bat a hint
to the wise may be sufficient, not only 60 save
themselves nom misery, hut 90 shield their Of
spring from shame and ruin
How 0ilen IS it the case we zee gentlemen drepeh
themselves win advertised nOstrums. After much
loss IN pocket and health they are finally forced 10
apply 10 some sHll0l physician TO be cured, for
alone can thesetiseases he cured properly ed ef
iectusly Whenthe habits and constitutional iaiosyn-
crasies are known 10 the doctor who prescribes.
OtheFTise It ls q leap ia the dark 70 expect per
usnent cure.
DR.. C.s Office l. well arranged, and persons shie-
ted With these dlsessel can have the strctest PM
vGcy.
Persons at distance cen address him BY letter.
all difficult cases, personal examination WI be
necessary.
once hours from IN the morning til g in the
evening. Jan 2t-Iy
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~ RESIDENCE on WcLEN0HE-S STREET
Eia nonh Of Cedsr, With nine rounls. Ffsa floa
ttXaUon.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
q Cherrv elreet.

GRATEFUL FOR TIE LIBERAL PATRON
u AGE he has received, ur. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that ne has To-
moved ms DISPEN5ARY 20
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80 THREE RESIDENCES on CHURCH.
80. sireet between McLouo-e g1f hi gh-sLraa.-.
Elst. Two at $1,000 and one az $500.
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~dtd d8SDctdtfVHi <Itt1"tuj OeyfgtU
DEAR SIR: In response to the appeal
made by your Association IN behalf OF
those who have been driven from their
homes in the northern part Of the State,
in consequence of the late advance Of
the enemy, as well for our sick and
wounded soldiers, I enclose you check
for one thousand dollars. Very respect
fully, &c
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may 2t-2t
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% farmers an6 Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,
IL UORTICULTURlST AND NURSERYMAN,

Green Island (opposiie Troy
la. an hand and now ready for trsnsp atng large quantity
70 oror ,rd hardy GRAPE VINES, In all about sixty va
bis caslo.uf gives specific character aud quaitiest
H,s also on band a Er,o assortment OF STRAWBEhhf
WHIPS sdnc Of which pen early - the 10Th OF May See
Catalogue for de- ais. ~ - pp,-urs H..
al, or sccfta,ed wv FTSCHEN PRUNE. so favorably
notcad An sad hs ts Club in New FORK City The
Tyhnns sew.paner and The Country Gentleman Speaking
Of TUOMPS1JXS GRAPES the Farmers Club says;
II this Is Seeding that will Tipen a. Troy every yeh
with certainty then II is acquisition worthy OF notice.
I'm the discussion OF the Club on tho fku NE was SAID
There are varieties OF the lr1ne ana TINS THE Lwes
chen sts commonly called Swzse and this may be one Of
them a. any rate il the unanimous opinion oil tbs Cuo
that II /, an excellent fruit and well worthy oi recomnenan
on for general cturei the best frune they ever tased
TO he Careful moi 10 recommend anything not worthy, but
are willing TO give this Prsne the highest reeonmendaoL
BACKED and sustained he Is by distinguished body
the Fsrmers Club of city amaeurs well as prac-
teal cntyaors of Fruits and Vines themeves Mr. Thomp
son comes before his follow citizens confidently believing
be il allie 10 rescn them such varieties OF plants a. shall
m their taste choice urging all TO plant Nine slree
az Strawberry Bed that, IN the OF OF two years
AZ o thew can at their homes enjoy the fruits so easily
to be Obtained in the beginning, aud which uxupy sTay
in the end. =, ,., 4.
~, THOMPSON "a at al times in readiness to attend 70
calls for lis services In fJ the Fruit Yards Vines and
GARDENS OF his friends and employers In the line OF his pio
fession. 49, 80, u, n
Wizards (Sccretlry Ran sscaer County Agricultural and
actnrrfs Society," Office No. 90 stst corner Ferry TOY
or AZ his Green Island 81 Canal aud MaTAei~
DAVID THOMPSON,
Horcutaris; aud Nursoryman,
Green leland N \.
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Corporation Notices.
TT S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.-
" N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
OyrIcx NV BUILDINGS }
Con CH,HByRs ST. ASp BROADWAY
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 500. CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY

The United States authorities having in order to MI up the
Navy and Marine Corp authorized the raising oil Recruits Tor
that branch Of tho service and guaranteed that Recruits Tor
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted on the quota
Of the places where they elect to be credited the same ~
they Recruits for the Army, the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits oS the navy and
Marine Corps.he following bounty cash down. upon ther
being duly mustered into the service:
WHEN ENLIsTING FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
NAvY....................................... 500.
WHEN ENLISTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAVY. 5000.
WHEN ENLISTlNG FOR MARINE CORPS. E. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING A RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS 10 THIS OFFICE WILL.
RECEIVE A COUNTY fREMIcM OF $50.
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Corporation Notifies.
PROPOSALS FOR
100000
"NEW.YORK COUNTY COURT.
HOUSE STOCK"
FOR

SEALED PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED ct the Comp
troler's Office until WEDNESDAY MAY rs, 1864, at .
O'Clock p. m when the viii be publicly opened, For the
whole any part the Of Two Hundred Thousand Dol
lar. Of The NewYork County CourHouse Stock author
led by Chap M OF the Laws Of 1854 and By ordinance OF
the Board Of Supervisors approved by the Mayor May
1894
The said Stock to provide additional for the con-
sructon and completion of the County Court House on
st. 1t will bear interest at the raeof SIX cent
per snnnm paying sesnnuay the FIRST day of May and
November in each year and the principal Will be redeemsbe
a flo, viz One Hundred thousand Dollars on the first
dav of November 1895 hrcd thousand dollars on
the first day Of November, 1896.
The prouosas will the amount Of stock desired and the
p per one hundred do9r thereosnd the persons whose
rro,o., are accepted will thereupon be required to de-
oi, with the County Treasurer the sums awarded " them
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
ceye certificates for equal amounts OF the par value OIL the
aims awarded to them bcan, interest from the daes Of pay
nsnts.
Zach proposition should be sealed and indoseh rropo'
for New ork County ConHouse Stock and incio'ea IN
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The rs, reserved TO reject any all Of the bids 'he IN
terests of the County require it.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
City Of Eew.York Department Of khance Comptrolers
Office, New-YorS, May H. 1864.
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1NAPSCOI'rs LONDON aud LIVERPOOL
l PASSAGE OTPICE, No. G6 South ST.. New.York
DRAFTS on ENtU.AND, IRELAND sCOrLAND aud
WALES. .,ox, ,,x,.,. ..
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK.
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
remit money the old country DO at the lowest Istes
by epplynsto TAPsCOrT BROTHERS Co,
No. 80 Southst
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nliiiarp Notifies.
STATE OF NEv.YoRK. }
OFFICE ~ PAYnMT2E-6ENHRAL,
Nf..s 1NFt

STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE PAYnMTGE-6 ENHRAL
ALBANY, May ., 1854
TOR WANT OF the like facilities "a were
afforded me IN the Northern aud W.ern Divisions, the
men enlisted undcs the recent calls in the southern Di
lion OF the tcomprrg the tr-t tea tousrs ioai p
ifctl were Obliged, ofrm 20 20 70 the hcd without
the STATE BOUNlh IN the recent battles many nom the
Iayuas'er had not ye been able to reach IN the hed my
havq been killed. 90 -,
Widow. aud Others, residing N Newfork City aud rs vi
ciuy having claims % til, office VIII II they call on Aiaior
ROBERT BENSON j- No. : sti'cs', New forS tHy'
have their papers srlnscd aud forwarded iree Of exlfe
jOHS u. VAN BUREN,, Payn-dsicrOei'eri'
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ITO CONTRACTORS. - Separate SEALED
PROPOSALS. each indorsad wsl the title OF the worn
for which the be offered the OF the person pre-
the same and the date OF it, presenaii9n WI DC 70
e. iyed Al this Office until II o'clock, of III tSDA May
a. 1885, for the CONSTRUCTION Of SEWERS ~ the io-
lowing sirce, 10 wit In 3dly, i.om ilStst to l!;.s WIN
branch in l29lst between "A and Ji.ays Also IN lh9i
between 5h and Cthavs; also in Orchards, between hous
ton aud stanton Jehst between iih and LeAns
tonavs also IN 0;hny., between D' and Jls' ana aso
IN 7,hay bete.n Ot and 3l,ts The plans or the above
may aud specifications obsnod On application 10 the
Contract Clerk. ., ..
ROBT. l.. DARRAGH, : Aqt;
4. w. CRAVEN, Bo.rd.
Oare Cro,op aqueduc, Department May u, 1854.
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furniture
Ecsal Nctitss.
Y. Y. SUPREME COURT.-COuNTY OF
n - 4

~. Y. SUPREME COT RT.-COuNTY OF
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KNAPP and ELIZA
KNAPP. his Wife, Pisiniihs, ngi. MARIA kNAPP
DANIEL a. KNAPP and ELIZA, bis Vile; Harvey NJ
Knspp aud Ann, is WIFE Henry Knapp aud Heneita' his
Vile; John Knapp and Martha Li, Niici William A. Knapp
and iauet biz Wife; Julia Ann Wescoit Fza Nesott aud
EIa Jane his Ns Charles Gorhan and ,rone his Wl.
jonathan Van Scoy "a aud Euphrouii his Wife; Martin
Knapp Edson Knapp, William Il. Knapp, Jr Abraham
Knapp Sarah ~ knapp, William Knapp Alfred Knapp
Osclf Knapp Isaac Avery, Henry H. Bets, John Is Bei
William Hunt. Ardenns r. Reynolds. John G. Holmes ana
William GarIIscy, Assignecs OF G. Newman Seth shove
Oliver Iiictok Nathaniel Dean Cyru LTodd David Putnry
Aue r. Dickinson, Executor Of &C. Of Ofrn ..........
L. Frost Terah H. Brown, Cyrus Lawrence Amended
I.euiuel Wales, NJ D.. Jeremiah Hutcoe, Summons
Ralph Howe. Elijah Baker Harry Avery . for Relief
Daniel Wilson, Sidney X. Lockwood, James ~. :. Int.
Lockw ood James d. Lockwood and Phineas REV. stamp:
LOunsbuTy. Defendants To the above named ac for orig:
Defendants Wn 4 Knapp ard Hamlet his process can:
Wife William \. kn8pp, IT, Abraham Knapp crlicd
aud Lenuel Wales. NJ D. You hereby MINIMUM.
summoned and required to the complaint Of the plain
ills in this action, Which viii be filed with the Clerk Of the
County Of Westcheser nj his office In White Plains gnd 10
copy OF your answer al my Ohce III Pecks
Kill Wesichester County, New York state within twenty
days after the service of this you exclusive Of
the day such service, and II you fail TO snid
plant hereby required the Plaintiff Will aypy 10 the Court
Tor the relief demanded in the complaint c said complaint
filed in the office Of the County Clerk Of the County Of
Westchcser White Plains aforesaid the 2l day Of
March, l36i.-Datcd February ~ 1864
EDWARD WELLS, plaintiffs Attorney,
NIL law7tW Pcekskn, N. Y.
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD I,,, GA NnB ROUTE PAS AS
Railway from foot OF ChaInbersst, RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHA a,s, OF C ,x
This road Is being extended and will be In complete
running order to Mansfield Gallon urbans, Dayton Cincin-
nati ana s. Louis withou, break Of gauge ...
II. III. 0oopxAy. Gen. Ticket Agt II. Z. sWEETsER,
Mesdylle, Pa. General supt
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Builoinn Alalerials.

DEADY ROOFING.-.Durablc pa Tin or
la SbInss. a, hall the cost, Clements for Repairing Tin
snI sl'iu@,, KoD,, READY ROOFING Co.,
No. = Maiden lane-
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MORNINE DUAIO Tor AIIDANI .-NIItiIBd
VI of Pier-Thc DANIEL DREW, Capt. john Tallmsi.
will on aud AFTER WEDNESDAY, MAY leave from Dee
brosse ni stopping for passengers at 5Oth a. %
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays landing at nes' rom'
Newbnrgh Poughkespse, Rhnebeck, Caiskin md Hudson
On aid ater thursday, May IL. the ARMENIA VIII run
on acrnre days with the DREW, forming DALI LIE:
Tickets sold board and baggage checked to points "e~
and North.
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARNANbEMENI
1859. COMMENCING MAY o. 1854 1854
Passenger Station IN NewYOrk 2hst. and 9Th av
Entrance 21th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-fORk:
For New-Ilayen, tExl ll30 a. l2:l5 (Exl, 800
QN.), $50, 8: 20 aud ,Ex.) ,.
For Bridgeport I, (Ex.l, 1880 a. R:l3 lExl 3:W
Hx.l $3.50 $3.50 and (Ex.) p. m.
For Milford and Stratiord I. 1880 $3.50 6:3o p N
For Fairfield Southport and WesipoEt T. l'sp u s;'9
For Norwak, :. $780, 1850 a. M i2;iS (Ex) 800 Exl
$3.50, 4:90, $50, (Ex.) p. N. ..
For Daren and Greenwich. T. go il;oo nj $780, an.
5:30p. m. - 80 - a. j.. a.
For Stamford. T. tEr) $3.50. 1880 H. l2:l5 (ExlJ
gx.), $50 a30, $500 $50. tEx.) p. m.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations $780, ll3o
NJ ; $3.50 4:JO, $3.50. $780, p. m.
49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Sprn gfed, q. EN-; (Ex.l p.
For Boston via Shore Lane, l2:l5 (Ex.l p m
For Hartford and Springfield. (EI ll'so M; lEIh
$3.50, p. m.
Montreai , p. IA. to Northampton
For Hartford, Providence aud Fshkil Railroad (ELh
1850 q. m. -,
For New Haven New London and stonington Rasoaaat
a IN. 1915, 3, 8p.
For Canal Railroad, l2:i5 p. m. 10 Northampton
For Housa,onc Railroad, 3 a. n. p M
For Naugutuck Railroad, 3 q. M; p ~.
For Danbury aud Norwalk Railroad 800 a. m Wv p N.
CoInnod0us Sleeping Cars attached 70 p IN Trans
JAMES II. HOlT. Superintendent
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T.,IIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
RrTvyrEN Np'W-YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND biyyE Ei.nU; CALI
~ ING All HALIFAX AND CORK llAkBOR.
rupops leaves Boston...... Wednesday, May IL
Sc6TI. . leaves New. \ ork. :. W ednesday, May 10
Ami, ... Leaves Boston ......W Wednesday May 25
pEoSIA ..,....raves New. \ ork.. Wednesday, June
asa leaves Boston. Wednesday June 8
81 sre SIAN Leaves New York.. "Wednesday June Is
rpbx NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief aon Passage. ''''''.'''.'.'''''.''siSa -
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
CbiefC abn Passage. ......................$llZO
second Cabin Passage, ...,:.';:.:..;.;.... % W
voL In gold or is equivalent In United States currency
berth, not secured until paid for
An r.p,rieiiced Surgeon on board
RI owners OF those ships VIII no, be accountable for Specie
osnase, m;s. Bills Of Ladns having the value expressed
an. ,iii;t Ia ,IerefoI
8" E.t0NARD No flowing green.
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" from foot courtandi-st., connecting at hanpos
junction with Delaware, LaeAawuyna ad Western Raroa
and at Fason with Lehh Valley Railroad and Is connec'
tiols. forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh end the West w's'
out change ofcaIs. - -. ,-, $3.50. A..
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Sixty Niles and Two houBs saved by this line to orcaso'
Cincinnati 81 Louis etc, with but change Of ears
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Alay 1864, leave New YORK as follow;
HARRISBURG EzPRFss--At N, FOX Easton heaiins,
Pokyille Hsuisburg Mauch Chunk, Wiinanispo,t. Ihi
;ran at Harrisburg at m connecting Easl ano
West the Peunsy 7anil Railroad Aoh AID So1t. on ts
Northern Central Railroad and viii, e CleeF and ies
Railroad 10 Hagerstown.
MAIL 1RAIs-At $40 ~. Tor Eaton Water Gap, S~a~
ton Milkrsbarre Great Pend Pittston, Bnghamion,
u II. TRArs-For Easion, Allentown Maueh Chunk, WV
l;auisp port, Reading Potisyille. Harrisburg &c.
$40 p. Nor fnstor, Bethlehem aud Mauch Chunk.
40 aud S;{0-Foy Sonierville.
JPN WEsrERy ExPREss-For Eason Allentown. Read.
ing Hari.burg, Pittsburgh, and the West Sleeping cara
through from Jersey Cir to Pittsburgh.
ELIIaBgTnPonr AID NEW YORK ERRr-Lesve Ncw.Yont
from Pier No. ~ r. at 9:l5 a. m u: 4;y aud 80 m.
Boats stop nj Bergen Point and Mariners Iiarbor
Tickets Tor the IVES. be obtained at the Office Of the
Central Railroad CO. Of NewJeIsey foo, Of Courindtst
at No Asto House AZ No. III Broadway and 1t the pncf
pad hotels. JOSIAH o. sIEAhNs, supeIlhiendent
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L'RIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave

H. KIE KAILW Al II uSoeIGcT lIuHS IV"'S
~ follows, yiz
a. m, Express ;or Buffalo. , a., m,
To- n. Express for Cleveland direct, via A. o. W. Ky.
8:3Oa. IN, Mix daily for OtisyIle.
10 a. H. Mail TOR BuhAo.
An M Way FOR O,isvilc Neyyburg. and Warwick.
D. M Night Express Saturdays and Sundays e1ceptedl
for Dunkir. Buffalo, SC. ,.,r,,.
~ M lightning Express dsily for Dunkrk. Rochester,,
Canaaiyus *. Saturdays tins train vii! run to buae
only.
8p H. EmiEan, for Dunkirk.
CHAS. MlNOr, General Superintendent.
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Cost ano foun6.

I OST or MlSLAID.
IL CERTIFICATE No. 1896. for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, dated Aug
Il, 1868, IN the name OF CAMNAN Co. 49,. ,
The transfer has been stopped and all parties are notified
not negotiate the certificate.
Application will be made for new certificate.
The Under l. requested to return the same 20
r.. WHTEHOUSE, son \ MORRISON,
No % William.
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE wa Ne w
4 PORT and FALL RyER.-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown, leaves New-f ork
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
o'clock D. m. and the EMPIRE STATE Capt BIayton, on
MOHDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, at O'Clock p M
from Pier No. 3 North River ,
Hereafter win be regarded az secured TO any ppu
cant until the sa.n0 sha have been paid for . =,
Freight Boston forwarded through with great d'pecs
E. LiTTLEFIELD, Agent No. II Broadway.
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4 BANY anil TROY COMMENTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leayc
From Chambers-st. From 5oth-5i.
Express and 10 a. u and T:22 1927 m. and i22 md
and q p. 6:2 p M.
Troy aud Albany with sleep ll02 p. n.
ng-cnrl. 1870 p. m. HF
Rhiuebeck Train, ?. m. 2:22 p. m.
Pougake.psie Train. a. 8:,Z m. and ~ 2. n.
and p. m.
Peek.kil Train, AIS p. N. s5I p m.
Sing Sing Thin 1880 M, II 1852 and RE ant3;U
m, and 5:lJ p. N. pm.
Tarrylown Train, 800 and 3:.2 and 7:27 p.
u. m.
On Sundays at 6:22 p m hom 3Cth street
Tickets may be procured II any Of the offices OF Wecotre
Express ia and Brooklyn and baggage checked It
the house oil points the road aud TO Saratoga SPRING.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUMNER

~ ARRiHGEMENr-Leaves New York. yaHes.'ip and
3st Eas, River Tor Greenpo Sag Hsrbor EaDptons &c,
ct a. IN. Ror Greenpor, Riyeread Yaphsnk, and Lake
land a; and $50 n 70, sp Babylon, and sarn-
inedie AZ 8 H. and $50 and $50 p. IN. For Syosset.
30 m and p Slges connect for Cold spriuet
Oyster Bay. sad lunngon) For Hampstead Jamaica and
Winfield AZ and 1890 M, and 3 30, i50 and $3.50
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN = Leaves 3ithst, Ease
River $3.50 Tor Rivcrhesd stopping at all Stations, ex-
cer, Hems,ead aud syose Excursion Tickets ioT this train
AZ reduced rates. A. REASONER, Superintendent.
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1 OST or MISLAID-CERTlFICA No.
i 3.f,9 for One Hundred Shares ILLINOIS CENTRAL
SCRIP in the name of ESSENWElN WELLS. The
transfer has been stopped and all parties notified not TO
negotiate the Ccrcac The finder j. requested 70 return
the to HALLOAhl FN i,h"r Ih'',
4 OST-BANk-BOOK No. 9,i93 HENRY
LAMPS with the broadway Sayings' Institution. The
Under will rewarded by leaving it the Bank No ifarA
place.
I OST-BANK BOOK No. 40, OJl of the Emil
grant Industrial SAVING Bank belonging 20 GABRIEL
SOMMER The finder wal HIM by leaving 1t at the
Bank No. 81 Ch1mbetsst
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
~ ing at Queenstown Cork Harbor);.The weltknown
Of the Liverpool New fok and fhiadehia steam
ship Company intended to seil Gs follows; .
CITY on MANCHESTER. saturday Nay u
CITY OF May "a
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY. noon. from Pier a
North River.
RATS ~ PASSAGE,
Payable IN gold or is equivalent N currency
FIRST CABlN.......F $50 % sIEEhAof. ''','.'..FW W
First cabin 10 ondon Us % Steerage London.. "a 10
First Cabin to Pars... % ~ sieernge to faris.. 40 w
First Cabin Hamburg 20 oo 70 Hamburg 9. W
Antwerp Sc a, equally low rates 1890 a..
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown: LIST Cabin So $50
SINS Steerage AS Those who wish " send sor their
friends can buy tickets here at these rates
For further Information apply at the Companys Offices
John q. DALE. Agent, No. ID Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-18
WILLIAMS &c GUION No. II wall-ss.

NOTICE.-Th steamship CITY OF CORK,
OF TINS line will sail extra steamer on WEDNES-
DAY, May H. NJ p carrying limited NUMBER OF caoih
and teerae a reduced rates payable IN L. s.
rency. JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No 10 Broadway.