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The Weldon RalIrOad-The Rebels DIS
EappeRred from Our FrODt-ArEiVal o
Prisoners.


The weldon RalIrOad-The Rebels Dis
EappeRred from Our FrODt--ArrivnI OF
Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-The mail steamer
to-day brought up about sixty Rebel officers,
including a colonel, major, four captains, and
ieutenants captured on Sunday.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PorONAc,
August 23.-The enemy, early yesterday morn
ing, disappeared from the front Of the 9TH and
9th Corps on the Weldon railroad, and
the belief is that the attempt to regain posses
sion OF this importhnt line of communca-
ton has been abandoned, and that the enemy
are fortifyins their right flank to resist
an attack in this direction from our forces
They may, however, be preparing to mako dash
on our lines in some other direction. Occasional
firing has been going on along the centre, and
was quite lively duripg ho rlght. This morning.
occasional shots are heard
The road continues wet, making travel very
difficult. About thirty Rebels were brought in
during the night, principally South Carolinians,
mostly claiming TO be deserters. This story is,
LsweYeT, not believed, as the soldiers from that
State have furnished fewer desersers to our side
than any other In the contederacy.
They are strong, hearty looking men, and seem
10 think the end Of the struggle is at hand. They
believe Petersburg to be almost within our grasp
and VIII be in our possession at an early day.
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ANLusEMENTs.

OE0yEr- NEW CHEsNur STREET THEATRE.--
M ungsufly ,rss audience was urcssn. last evening a
Grovor Chestnut street rhcltrc thc occasion ot the
representation Of that grand spectacular drama Naiau
without exception this ono OF the amos, gorre1l, rcgTc
sltluons that has ken place upon aay stasc, rac
scenery far sunlsscs most romantic idplOf ElstHru
speudOrS the costumes superb, the Transformations
startling n tho extreme Jud the musG and dances an that
All an mako them. The Living Fountain Of COOrei
Water y entrances you with its beauty, AMI the rapid
change n the DnlDrg, and the COmmugnC them vet all
0.sn and readily recognised, Is one OF the m3stmOgca
cNnb ions wtnCss cd The closing tCone ulug-
trailing mo marriage Of Aladdin" and the "rrneoss'
who surrounded hy The Court ana is Aitcnlang 10
urgAf frUmnh ~ art.
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Quoinlions of the nrincinl

The following are the receip's Of Flour aud
Grain at this port to-day .--Fi FiOilr, 1910 bbls.
Wheat, 700 BUSH; Corn, $3.50 bush, Oats, 40e0
bush. 1
Archibald Mcintyre, Assistant Treasurer q.
the Mint, announces that the conpdls Of the I0-a0
loan, due September |, and the coupons Of the
5.20 loan due November /, viii b. paid on pre-
sentation at his office. efff
The new 7'30 Treasury notes of the various
denominations have been received, and can BE-
had AZ par from the Assistant Treasurer of tho
United States in this city. e
Tho third inssalment of five dollars per share
of the stock of the Union Passenger Railway
Company VIII be due and payable September b
The New York Times this morning says p
The purchases Of U. s. Stocks fnr trausmissica
TO the Continent Of Europe by q single haukiDg
firm (German) IN EXchange-pace, within few
days past amount to million Of dollars.
The business of the day at the Office OF the
Assistant Treasurer on Tuesday was a. foliows.--
Total receipts, 81 ,5Sl ,820'3l for Customs, T2S7-
900; py ments, Sl7Ss 1862; on accoun. loan,
Sls60OO; balance, s2l, ia, ,l59 So.
1t is proposed to fund the debt OF New
Hampshire. The bill for this purpose provides
for the issue OF bonds TO the amodn OF @35O0,eQo,
at a rate of interest not exceeding q per cent,
payable semianngally in Boston or Nss York,
in not less than thirty nor more than forty years,
not more than 600, 900 payable ia any enc year
Bonds to be sold by proposal, nc not less shan
par Fifty thousand dollars of railro I'd tax 20 DO
set aside annually as a sinking fund, and also
whatever may be received from tue General Gov
crnmCnt.
The Cincinnati Gasette sums mp the result. Of
the wheat harvest as follows Minnesota, an
increase lOf 100000 bushels; Wisconsin, one
third Of an average crop; Iowa, deficiency OF
100000 bushels; Illinois, two-thlrds Of an ave-
rage crop, or a deficiency OF 5000 bushels,
and Indiana a surplus Of over i,0OO,009 bCshee.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED WIS MoRNINo.


ScLr Alert, CLARK, Kingston, ia. g. 4. Van H0rN
Schr r. W. Dillon, Ludlan, Fortress MOnr0e lyler a Co
scu Pocahon:as, Berry, Boston, Castner, stickney
selr Ionic, Coulburn, Hampton Roads. IL. A. Adams.
sohr Lady sunolk fTsbee, Providence, Noble, Caldwell
sehr r. W. Morse. Gardiner, Taunton, Twens q Co.
Schr Clara Jane, Owen, Portland, A. Heckshsr CO.
sclr Snow squal Sheppard, Portland Captain
ARRIVED THIS MORNING,
Ship Barbour (Br) stlckney, 90 daysfnom 1vefpoo''
with mdte 20 John u, Penrese - -. "a A.. o,o,.
Liverpool, with mdse 10 John X. Penrose. a.. 4.
Scnr sale B, Chase, days from Dghon IN oAhest 70
Scr i. p McColley, Durborough,1 day from Camden,
Dell with wheat 20 James Barratt
BELOW IrHH
United States gunb0at James :. Chambers,
Raroue Andannan, rom New Orleans.
Raniue RoanOke, nom Porto Cabeho.
Barque, reported Orlando, from hessina.
,orrespoadeaee oJMe Philadelphia Exchange
Inns, Dell August ~ 2. M,-Brgs BELLE OF the BAY.
for Tampa Bay; RAmeaug, for Port Royal Gilmore Mere
dit Fortress Monroei schrs A. ID. ecnl aud j. ~
baker, Fortress Monroe; Clara Ellen for Bostoa and
Paugsett for city Point, all from Philadelphia Minerva,
Hiram smith, j. Whetts and Henry Finch, from New
York for Fortress Monroe X. VanX with Ice for WISH
lneton, and two schooners with hay unknown,
az the Breakwaer this afternoon large deet, bound
northWard, went out this morning. with wind from kW.
The ship James Smith, before reported, is broke AMID
ships and there four feet Of the
Wfeekers are stripping on her sails and rggng.
Yours, &C., AARON MARaaA4L
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STARTLING RUMoR FROM
BALTIMORE.
Rebels Reported to be Crossing
the Potomac.

BALTIMORE, August "a, l2'45 p. M-We have
reports via the Northern Central Railroad, that
the Rebels have crossed the Potomac.
The reports need confirmation.
We have nothing direct this morning from the
Upper Potomac.
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LATER FROM GRANT
Retreat of the Rebels Confirmed
WHAT THE REBELS HAVE LOST.
-~~,~s-~~-~y>-,.--so~---~y>-~-
Only Six Days Rntiou$ at
Petersburg.
LEE MUST RETAKETHE WELDON
- ROAD AT ALL HAZARDS.
pecIoI to The Evening Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, August 24.--On Monday morn o.
ing 1t was discovered that the enemy, who the
day before had attacked Warren's Corps so furi-
Ously upon its left wing had Withdrawn his main
force from that locality, and our troops advanced
and captured many of the Rebel pickets.
J Prisoners taken report that there are but six
days rations left in Petersburg and that Lee
[ must, at all hazards, regain the railroad which
he has lost, if he does not wish TO run short OF
supplies for his army. The roads are almost
impossible from the recent rains, and particularly
those between the Jerusalem plank road and the
Weldon railroad. Our troops will soon corduroy
them, however.
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ArrlyaI Of rrIsoner- az rortress Monrnr

FoRTREss NoN4oF, August q -lle mall
steamer Reypoyt, from City Point, has arrived with
ninety Rebel officers captlrc3 ir tho recent
operations on the Weldon railcpad. Tho privatas
captured at the same tine, % Is now sil, vii,
number seven OF eight hundrc2, They viii al.
be brought down tomorrow.
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Destructive Thunder storm.

severe thunder storm last night tue bridge over
the Martin stream in North Fairfield on the
soinerset railroad, was struck by lightning and
n down down. Many buildings and orchards
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Internal Reyenue necLsinu.

TREASURY DEPARTNEyr, oGF.H or IaIsEN --
REVENUE, WAsHIyGroy, AugTs; l3, ISt4,-
Sir in answer 70 yo1r letter Of the 10Th instant
have 10 state ,hC: .c!5srA,h ,lll 2a.es shoull
make the return required by S,1lioE lo7 Of tho
Act Of June 80, 1864, u the Assistant Assessor OF
the dist-ics in which Their principal Office Is
located. Very respectfully,
JOS. Z. LEWIS, ConmissionCT
To American Telegraph 1omplnv, No. I4l
Broadway, New York.
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mnrhets nx I,eIerrn Pr.

BALTIMORE, August p --Tl5a- , lia., W.. II
steady. Com I'M and isrHu'ng WIvu Iotol 81. .
yenoi $50. Groceries n.lt ..i. ri isoHs .jg ,'1r
Bacon shoulders, ls".
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omelal DrawinE. Of ths shelby Osusss

"A, 8, So, "a, 21, "a, 2, rs, IA, ~, 10, 70, 5S,
ExTRA Class f03--Augutt -, 1874.
G., 80, 3S, 70, "a, Al, 23, ~, 81. 50, a, 81, ~
wy 144'' ''A' y z, 4. srN,soEs = Co.
c0Finntonl ~ Z.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM ERsRURc.
Retreat Of the Rebels.
--~-~>~~---~--J~-~~~--~-~~~~
THEY ABANDON THE WELDON
ROAD.
WORK OF DESTRUCTION
.eetal % The Ereninr rcIegrnrh.

,ecial 60 The Evening Telegraph.
WAsHISGroN, August 24.--Intolligcnce from
The Army Of the Potomac Is at hand this morn
ing, which shows that General Warren has made
n reconnaissance recently towards Petersburg,
and has found that the enemy has fallen back
from his front 70 the works near that city, thus
abandoning all efforts to retake the Weldon Rail
road. An expedition sent down the road has
succeeded in destroying the track and bridges
for thirty-soyen miles.
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ARRIVED THIs MoRNENa.
BELOW.

United States gunb0at James :. ChamDers.
Raroue Andaman, fr0m New Orleans.
RAr1ue ROanOke, from Porto Chbeno.
Bafque, reported Orlando, from mefsina.
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sroRE SHADES. window Shades, manufactured
Tor store windows, with gllt and fancy lettering
az W. Henry Patterns No. lios Chcsnut street.
On. CoNrroy No. I547 Vine street
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, -
WORCESTER PALMER fifcHBUR0, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. rHE WHITE MJUNTAlhA
AND INTRRMEDTATE rOiNfi .sf
lie new aud saiDca steamers Of the Norwich line,
Cay Of BOSTON and CITY or AEWYURK. ~
leave New-fors daily (sundays excep ed) al O'clock p n
ro"i Pier No. 20 Nortn River loot Of Scstry IT,.
FOR NEW LONDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train rom the
ahova points via Norwich end Worcester Boston and Wor
ceter oceser and Nashua and New London and Sobors
Raiirosds f.t
trisht aken st the rsies For ia ormaon inquire
II s. MARTIN, Agent. on the riew
TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE pAS-
sLsOER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORK. via. the Erie
Raj way, from foot Of Chambessi., RUN,lSG rHA0U6H
connecting with railroads for all principal eirs the Wsst
This road 10 ng ..enled, and will be complete
running order to Mansfield Gsion Urhsna, Dayton, Cincinr
nen aud 81. Louis. without break OF gauge
I. Il. GOODMAN. Gen. Ticket Ag, H. r. SWEErShh,
Meanwhile. Pa General Sapx
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4 TIRsT-CLAss CoHIRALT ro,,l is open to .
BEER sClliRMFRS. iVl Broadway, or o. oiGNOt
AhELLA, 81 " est.l5h.st
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Wanl5.

A LADY Gan Episcopalian) desires situation
in family children from sis 10 twelvs y-a 81
given rrsprcsbiy Address T. b., Tribune
Olcc. week.
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Truveiet.s' (,uiie.

To Albany, by Hudson H. X, W Nbifrh,', u
11oa 622 p n,
90 oaS ~ M Srndiy ,r.in'.....,..... p
Nesburgb Poughkeopds, khinebecA thtssii,
and Hudson. by steamers Dan Drew snd g. Nib.
bard eaynx Desbossessl. Handing al Jyi sl AZ 9 n
10 Bslumor. oy the New Jrr-y X. r., foot Il
Da'sshs. sunday 100 ?.
s s1c 500
S, po.s' md .nsS a. 10 ana 600 p.
sy o VIA SHORE L.se III md - IA sandly... SOP
au aud 10 d. ID end 90
To bndsspoh. by steamer bridgeport from feck 8,
r SIP y H. -
snd Too, Of 3at6s T. R...'.......sa IN sud a:9e
Maisv,t observation-disclosures. u IA
To Lou. Bfsrch. oy Rsritsu and Delaware 10y
Il. X. via STEAMER Jesse Hoyt foot Of Murray, =,
ers s.rs Pect SIP ........... nj II p
,.S tsv 7.e II, A. No. ia $50 ! mi 600 T
To Cornwall West Point. NewbulFh 20 ifhk-rJsie
It, si , 'oirG d,i :, .''' . ... u
TO Newbnrgb by steamboat Thomas Couyer.
Lesg-s Jay 81. daily. landing ~ - tl-si. =. -
Grassy Point. coszens, West Point. Cold springs
To ihe West by feuusylvaais Central tliiroad
snnd' 500 p.
FOO, Of Coor,Snd a. NJ 70 "a. sai 100 ?.
To Phiadelphi Nv Now-Jer.ey Railroad, 100, OF
AID L midnight 500 p
10 Washington, by New Jcr.ry n r.. ioot of
Corrtl1rdts.,, snd ~ a. H. 7. p. 40, aud u
Tor frtner in formal lon ia regard Railroad Time Iabs
,ee Advertisements IN another pat Of this paper
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FIRE rS l3sTH-sTRERT.-The stable Of DR..
Ives 10 l3sth-strcet Elevenihayenue wns totally
DESTROYED ly fTe on Thursday evening Loss. sl.uOJ;
fully insured. Tie Gre tie work OF IN neesdiary.
Fire Marshal Baker will inyesliglte the matter.
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Olran Cleaners.

Under convoy OF o. s. War Steamer throughout tho At
snc voyage commencing Sept. %, 1904
IT S. MAIL LINE--For CALIFORNIA
" via PANANA.Regulsr sailing days; 81 18th. and sd
of each month except when dates fall Sunday when
the day Of departure will be the Monday following:
The hrstclass steamship
COSTA RIGA,
Z. Il. Tinklcpsugh, Commander,
VIII sail from Plsr No. Z. North River
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l3 al 70 O'Clock IN.
The steamship OCEAN QUEEN will succeed tbs COSTA
RIGA. and sail SEPTEMBER "a
For freight or passage sppiyto
d. Ii. ALLEN No. 5 Bowling Green.
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/ lfvv f.sppr-orIs prPsrr4fST 70 H.rBAs 81.
Naw DIX -np'rlADf y. 49, )
DROPOS tLs iog FRElDnTlNG Out Ui the
\ cry LIMITS 3D.. STREET DIRT ASHES GAR
BAOE ant o. t 30 collected Boo fhr ciiy Of %e~ fofk -
SEA ei rroposs vii ZEE Tcrstd a. th' Office nht u c'ft
noon Money 'nr l3r dy 81 S.Ptrn.1r ~, Vten in"
.sn will be pu1cy opened 10 toe re'ence Of tbr toHPio
ef aud ,p-coT Tor tic i~igLtng and frD vi "iho"
H. limit. II =, city Of New Nof, oi 90 The tr,tt dit, sshe
gsrbaro and rnbbsn i,cfed therein All dlsred A. mo
saved dnck. nov p..u thai purpo'o ~ I'D cay iis Va
nu, docks 81 winch said stIeei di &c no" u''o'e ''
ait lated - -
scg1H nIyKh FAT h'h~
Ve..r .;rrrt R00tryfit street,
W.t..r,.t Stanton sfrtli,
fitA-strec',
Sixteenth Ttr-ei
TwrmyfiiId street.
The n,opo,ais must stats the prre pr load Which Tho
BIDDER d.m.nl le shove ~oFk md "hctrf DO y ftffa
90 remove rom the city the street df ETC. d,'''ru - al
o. Al y part calar oocs above sp~eitod.
.aI must -udsrsrd Fropota flr r-aosins
foni the city 10 sir.stsi &C. end mnsi De directed 70 Ao
Ciy Inspector :. sls ofisc. FRANCIS J. a. booLh'
~ City Inspector.
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Central Baptist Church, Gtookiyn be'"esn Myr'
Tie avenue and WblonshbJ 81 Rev Jogu W Srsfe. fz'
tor M. REV c C. VIZ LiaMS late II plymouth, Mass,
vii nrra,b 70 MORROW. lth u4t, a. lVi H and a y
IA. Gseuosal Plsyersleeting ut 81 y. M
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& NEw.HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRsNGEM8NT. =
1861. COMMENCiNG MAY ?, less. 1894
pa.ana.r New foft. 2sths ard sth
''.-''........ Ertrs nee on l-thst.


ps.ana.r s.4i,o N-wYo't. corn.r g,th ard sih
Ertrance i1thst.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fOHk;
For New Haven. (Er6 1880 g. ~. lsslS lEIL ,:0
tFI.l 80 $50 and 81 Er.b 3. II.
For Bridgeport. Z. Es.D, lls30 o m; K.l9 tEnl 3W
(Ex.L 3.51 9:1J and EN- ?. M
For Milford anI Srs,iord, I. 1850 M. $3.50 $3.50 m
FOR Fairfield, Southport and WessPoIt, T. ll;Sa miS'@
sop. n. -. ~. -,
3s" 49, $50, etErlp. N.
ror Daylea and Greenwich. $50 lis3o nj $50 49,
$3.50 p. H..
For stanford = lEI.), s;yO 1880 q a.; H;l' lEAbS
O..D $50 4. -, $50 GA. (Er.1 p. IN.
FOR Port and int srrnedats sss;ons $780, lip
10. . $50 $50, $3.50, ga, p. m. ...r
' 49, $500 CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston via SprnThed. a o.. tEx); JtEIl sp. a.
for Boston Via >lor. Line ". (Exl, Sp III f.. -.
For Hartford and s2rins neld. slEr) l;se mi 3tEIh
800, ?. IA. ,oo .
Montreal 3 o. U. TO Northampton
kor Hartford PIosiie,ee and FshkiI Railroad. ,ELs
Hoo @. 80
For New. haven New London and s,onnston RAILROADS.
T. n. lli5. >. ?. IA n9l
FOR CsnL Rsirosd l2i5 p. m 10 Northampton -
Dor FL i.4,onic Rsir)aI . r. III y. IN
kor NAugatucs Railroads. ~ rLg Y. ui
For Duubury snd Railroad, !. go a W. n
Cournodioas Sl,elins Cars attached ,oS p m Treins
JAMES IA. HOfT superHsendent
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave

IL a. follows, viz:
a. m, Express Cor Buffalo. ..-..-..-.
Ia rn. Express Cleveland Direct via A. q. w. ~.
$50 a u, MIX. dai y, for Otsvie.
lOa m, Nai tor Buffalo,
~. H., Way Oisu s. Newburgh and Wawick
p u. Mint EHprrss Saturdays and sundays eNeepts
for DuEfrk Bufao. &c.
6 D. n Lightning Express daily. for Dankirt Rochessr.
Csrsndazus &c. On saturdays this truin vii; to Sutale
ouiy { n NJ Fniiri Tor Dunkirk Hf
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Corporalon Notices.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
Y 10 CONTRACT OKs- sefafaie scaled iropo,s,h en,
defed 9th the is the WORK nsnr Of biii'i sne 500 '
rr,r,,ff.u vii pc ~ sred this Otre Until u orork
Il of iuEsDAN Seut ~ 1894 rr Tie eorliilc'ioa 'i
Truph psveuisui- No. o.. I'VE W. in ,
Fin seventh born fth Avenue 60 ti'srth ~ Arf
aid 30 -gtlrlh street from bfo'lwaJ ac.ss ~ ~ r
.rI for ie ms rucfiDu ffioWf; ~ fhfl N'f
nnr on Niufh Tenth ,Iecsi and in iH A'rhr rom
fifisb -iTart 20 near ffy -srohi ourtt WIN "iaH D
s,st west conner II fory hiid stree. asi hfosa~Iy
Form. lr Di4 aud sltcahssobs CO.. DO o"'-A'a "a
THOMAS STErllENS.
HDLihl j.. DAikAA..
A ". CRAVEN.
Aurut % 1854 irnt1u Agur4nct hohfl
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CTEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL, touch
y in, ~ on~ens,own Cork Horbori-fhe well kno~n
steamers Of the Liverpool York snd Philadelphia steam
,p Company unan Lel carrying tho u. :. Male are III
tended "a ss, &c loinws;
Saturday, sept 10
CITY or saturday sept II
CITY OF Sturdy, Sept =
aud every soce~.ng sAlUkDAi, a. loon. from Pief "
North River.
p.ssAGt.
PAYABLE In gold or IT, equivalent IN currency;
FIRST CABlN...... $40 10 SIfEhAOk .......,..&N Ol
First Csbu ondon.. - 70 Steefage 10 London. a ~
frst Cabin Psds.. 80 20 >'eerass 20 PsTis... ~ %
Fir.i Cabin Hano,rf ~ 10 70 H-nhDrg. - 81
Pas,eugsfs forwarded 70 Hayr, bremen. Rot esdam
Artpcfp &c. a. equally low RITE.
Fe.. dorp lv. rool or t,usetfogn Cabin SO ss3,
= 100 siesrsee g. 1toss who wish TO send Tor theif
friends can uuy tickets nero Of these rsres
Eor further .noru a. o. apply the COMPANY Office.
JOAN q. DALI. Agrui. No. - broadway, y. T.
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NENTRhL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.

a VEN RAIL hh1IthOAt VI NE w y
O-from Pier NO. North River, connectins &C hanp<os
Junction with Delaware Lac ami Nesen itsresd
and Es.on with L-hien Valley Railroad ana s coHnc
oDs toungs direct line Pittsburgh aud the West Win
out change OF car.. ......- - - =
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE To THE WEST
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved BY this line TO Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis. with but cha 60 OF cara
SUMMER ARRAN0EMESTS., D
commencing August 1885,. leave New orx % 10 ows.
HAnRIsBpRs ExPRSss-At 6:lVa w. TOT EaSson Readn3
poItssl b.. Harrisburg, Msucb Cbunx Wilkesbsrre. Da1
mole. haeersiown Wamspor. This Yaih a. hAr.
risovrg a. y. East and the fsansya
vsnia Ceitrl Railroad North aud South the Mo- herr
Central Railroad and With tho Cumberland Valley Railroad
MAIL IRAS-M 800 iu for bennington, Esston, Wstcs
Gap Scranton, Wukesbsrre Great Bend Pittsion
ton, Sc. .Nt % u I...
R:l0p NJ TRAiy-For Easton, Allentown, Manch Chunk
Wikesoagrc, Niiansport, Reading Pstsvilir, HGbuIG
&c.t -''
3:50P Fer Eaton. Bethlehem, Allentown. and MsnsA
Chunk ~"
81 p. x--Ror Somciville and Flenngton- ..i
M-foT \ Jmervilis. f't Nf
T.I0 p. H. WESTERN ExpREss-For Esston, Allentown,
Reading. Harrisburg. fit-bufgh. and tho West Sleeping
through from Jersey City 70 Pittsburgh.
ELIzABgrBPOsT AID NEw.YoRK FBRRY-Lesve New.
Yor2 from rier No. y. r., II 9:l5 l. +:0 and $50
o. IA. Boa stop BERGEN Point and Saliners' dsrbor
Tickets the West be obtained at the ohce " shs
Central Railroad Company. Pier No. N. r.. at No.
Asfor House. at No "a Broadway and at the princ,pA
hotels. JOSIAH o. STEARNs, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-10

HVpsos RIVER RAILHoAp-Assisrayr >uPEsisrKxl
pRyr 5 OFFICE No CO NAgKRs STREET.. y. Y.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR ALI
BAEY AND TROY COT Meeting with Trans Aor,h N
Prprsss 7 a m lPerssEul Trains, ll30 a
Wav Mail 8 A. m Espross, and AIS ?. IN
1870, m 6, l0:+o IN. sing sing lran 5;l3 p m
Poae.psie rain. and eJc larry Trsin, $50 pm
-.
~ 500 n ~ Train has S-eein. Cars attached ou' 3tA
Street through to Buffalo and bridge wiihooe
charge. l........
On Sunday. a, 6:2e p. m. from coih Street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-01
Whitman Gold md silver Mining

Company, Indian springs District, Lyon county
Nevada Territory Office. Brannans
Express Building. Room No. 10. corner Of Mont
goInery and California streets. San Francisco,
March 2lst, ls6I-Iu accordance with the laws Of
the state OF California and the Bylaws OF this
Company, notice is hereby given shat there will
be sold at Public Auction, Ut the salesroom Of
Cobb & Sinton No. 400 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. at Twelve o'clock, noon, on the
TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1864, TO
the highest bidder for cash. in L. :. Gold C"in, SO
many shares in the capital stock OF the Whitman
Gold and silver Mining Company, standing on
the books of the same, in the names Of the stock
holders, as specified below, respectively. as shall
be sufficient 10 pay all assessments duly levied
thereon by the Board Of Trustees Of said com
panv. on the Sixteenth day of February, 1861
jbeiug assessment No. Of Gve dollars per share,)
and now delinquent in payment, together with
the expenses thereon of advertisement and sale
unless previously liquidatsd, with costs accrued: :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-01

"IHEvER did like the Romans" said
Mrs. Darlington, as she looked upon the
spectacle of Cariolanus, since l mistook
some Roman punch for ice cream, and 1t
got into my head-and l pretty near ex-
ploded once in trying to light one OF
Isaac's Roman candles, thinking it was
wax. must say that they are a set OF
fickleminded creatures, taking the gentle
man in the red tablecloth for counsel,
and then going to throw him over the ter
rapin rock. I am very glad, though, they
didn't do it, because I don't see how the
play could get along without him, and it
would have disappointed so many
I" Stop talking" said harsh voice behind
her. Mrs. Darlington looked round at
the speaker, who scowled upon her with
the indignation of fifty cents worth Of I'M
paired enjoyment, and she, simply saying,
" You needn't be so bituminous about IT,
was silent. But the gentleman didn't
find blotch of molasses candy on his
new hat that sat near Ike, did he on no