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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD SUMMER

rE,HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE For DOS-
i TOS-sroS iyGTON sTEAIrOAT LINE.
VIA uROfON AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST.
TnE QUICKEST.
The SAFEST!
THE MOST DIRECT!
AVOIDING "pOlNr JJpiiUi
Tie me .niiiccn' II smcr
" COMMONWEALTH
Capt j. ". WILLIAMS,
oa TUESDAYS. TIL RSDANs and SATURDAYS
The elegant steamer
" PLYMOUTH ROCK"
r.pt. J. G. GER,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS
At ; o'clock 4.
rYTheze boats srt from Pier No. ~ North River foot OF
Con sndt str and irs aotnowlcds by inexperienced travel
be anon, the lslst strongest, mot comoabls and
best tist have Ia Arresn wetcs In summer and
Winter In sorm and cs tie Commonwealth and fyouth
Rock Invariably make tho page.
sanptucas sngpers and uxuro'y furnished ',se rooms
are marked iss.nlos Of tlcs- {" floating rarces"
SURE CONNECTIONS
made with Newport tho Watering Places tie North and
South shore, Ia sets tho Gree. Eastern rel,,s for
Maine. aud FOR tl'e White MouDsins
Eeths aud ss:erooms be occurred at Hsrndens Er
pr.ss Office No. - Broadway and
No us WEsr-Sr. NewYork,
No. NJ NsASHfNGfnN.Sr., Boston.
N. X. sIN0Sa Agent.
Merchants Navigation aud fgsBsporeti1n &c.
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s. INVEST YOUR GREENBACKS."-
Il zoe 0Oo Acres Of the best FARMING LANDS In the
State OF Minnie ots along the main line Of the 81 Paul and
Pacific Railroad viii come into tic Ssh day Of sep
tenber next caube purchased with 1reaury Notes
en.er.i after the day of with Land W0rants Ayrcu
ura College Scrip For further particulars address the
dcrgned who win attend to making al entries nirus,ed 70
them and furnish descriptions OF each tract Address BIO
YAlLANE DURD Co. Real Estate Dealers Minneapolis.
Minnesota "a References furnished
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MARGARET AND HER BRIDESMAID

M ARGARET AND HER BRIDESMAIDS,
lyl "a brilliant Engsh Novel that fs.hng throughcu,
With youth and beauty giving Peore Of he Joys and '0r
VVws Of kfs, BY the eyes OF about seventeen.
It 10 A STORY or SIX PRETTY WOMEN, full Of Ia.
tssesns nvosons and poions envcned by pointed aad
nscy dialogue.
II viii cary pleasure TO many hillside and side pzfa
LINkETPS TRIAL, end how 4, bors 10 as frcsh Al
"Twice Loaf and his Is praise enough TO all who read that
II opens spirited uanncr fsgs the noble
triumph Of nns ELECTS tho besrtiss respon'e from every
reader.
/" The noble endurance Of true womsn's love" Wbo
does no welcome such stories when written With splt and
this viii not diaspyoint you
Both novels are IN great drmsnd on Broadway.
LuRlNf}, Publisher,
No. 3is WasLing ton-s,., Boston.
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Grrnrsioils.
V'O THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNsYI-

Two liE COaL FIELDS VI iENNStI~
III WANNA
Psssns through Wter GAP, Scranton, Wygrng VALLEY,
IlkrI.surs, Reading Mach Chunk. Both
leieIi, Ess.on Ae
Tickets for these Elcufans for sc a the Office Of
he CenI R4ilioed Company Il hew's"y foot OF Court
land. H.. Ncw.io9k.
For sqcp lon OF the roue' sud frer Information aprly
9, ciicc foot Of Cortland IT,, or Of ~. 7. IALDWik
Gcncgs Ticke, Agent. Ne. g. Natst.
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& NEW.HAVEN RAILROl5.
SUMNER ARRANoEMENr.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. .
1854 COMMENCING MAY O. A4 -
Passenger Station in New.York. 5hst. ed eAk
Eptrsncs 9th 81
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fOkki
For Eew.Hsy-n, J. 9Th ll:0 . n Ills (ELk -
20 IL s Ga ss .ns iEl n.s is E1l ~
EI b 3;s., $50 and lErJ P
For Fairfield, Southport and wsstpors, llSs m -
Fof Norwslt T. 80, ii,,o m; r:ls (EI). 30 ga
$50, ia, $50, Gal m
For D4rien aud Gresnwich. $50. II 20 mt asa ~
For 6rsrnvics, J. 80 li;so m. $50 4ao, s;aenHA
For Stamford I, (ELb $50 ii:3Q g. m l2:ls HaAS
OIL $40, 49,, $50. 6:3o. (Ex.) pm
For rort Chester and iutsmsAais stations. s:ss oA
m ''''' Nv ''' S;o NM 4 TRAINS. -
For Boston via Springfield. a. M tEy.); J(ELh eAA
For Boston Wis shore Lins, 1918 lEx J, 9p N.
For Hartford and sphnsseM seELh ii;soA mt sCk.A
Ass. p.
Montreal; >. m. 70 Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fishtiu Railroad kAA
For New Haven New London and stoninston RsikssAs
For Can.i Railroad, Is:is .. 10. to Northsmptss
For Housstouie Railroad. 10 IN p. m.
For Nassatuck Railroad, 8 @ IN p.
For Danbury and Eorx sik Railroad, e:D . N ~
ComnIodious Sleeping Gers attached TO r. m. Trsins
JAMES II. HOfT. 6uperinteadeo4
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proposals.
or,cs Q, AHnI cIorn,xs ass EacIr.es. ,

OYUcs OF ARM CLorniss Asb EorirAas (
No. c12 BxoApw.r NKv-roHx. July "a, 1854
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed proposals will
"A be received al this Ofics Until ~ clock THURS
DAY the th OF Asgn for the delivery by eontsc st
tie Depot Of Ar1y Clohinx md Eaaipass In he oh CITY
ARMY BLANKETS, Of aoDe,tic manufacture, Wool ORGY
with letters o. in back inches iouE Ia s ocnefD 70 be
"a iona ana feet incs. wiis e zig pssIn. h.
many thoy degcr week WHOM they can commsnce
and when they c1n hni.h their deliveries
Proposals. be panied ~ spfopsr guaranty setting
fo tina. ia contract swsrdi 10 the party named therein.
lie nil a. once the contract aud give bond for tie
fsi.hfui performance VI the Sane.
The United the right 10 Eeoc, al bids deemed
Objectionable.
Proposals must be i.1orsed, Proposals fos unishin
Blankets" ard addressed TO -
Lient- Col n. II yINTON,
Depnty Quarermasief nefll
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

A YOUNG MAN wishes a ROOM with
N BREAKFAST, in q strictly private family. Location
below 2Jhs.. No boarding houses need answer une1cep
tona ard required Address, with paca
lars, for three days. D., box No. 100 Tribune Once
WANTED-First- ciass BOARD by family
w OF shree parsons Ia msderD-buiii House. with eou'
venonces Of bath, kc located between Hhs and %ths,
SHAW The rooms must suite the LIST or I'd foor
wei furnished Fer desirable apartments Satisfactory
price Nj be given. References unc1ccp'onaoo Address
Box MOL ,i23 Pos0ficr
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Gopartnership Notices.

OFFICE or HESRr II. Boopy L Co.,
No 8NALLsI.. Sew YORK Aug. l, 1855
II A. BOODY n FINLEY |. WRIGHT arc
~ this day sdg:.ited iaspibep Of our IIonse
III BOODY Co.
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OFFICE OF ARsT CLorMsa And ReuiPAGE.
No. noe bro4dw,y. New Yosk, Aug |. 1854
A RMY SUPPLIES-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
N will he rcceiveds 81 .is Once uri IL O'Clock m on
THURSDAY. the ll, inst for dovery By contract u the
bewsd hooiss5,
Perycd Bootees.
Sewed Boots.
Pegzed Boots,
Pacing iioxos,
Samples Of whoh 10 t one. Bidder, vii state
Tie quantity they ~ish 10 sui. and how thoy can
coupete the delivery Il tho gusn'iiy they bid fof.
They win submit With theh pfopo,sk sample q the srtl
ccs they propose TO fuiUish -
Apoper guaranty mas. accompany al bid. os toe hha
performance ola cortraci.
Tho United States tie right 70 reject any part
the whole Of tho bios n,y be deemed s the Interest Of
tho service.
PIoposas should bs iolor.ed Propossls for furnishing
ese se.i tLe ri TIE Article bid fo) and s9dns,d
Lieut.-t o. ID. II. ViNToN, u. o. VI. Grnl. L. z. A.
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NINELAND LANIS-lD ALL W ANTlNt
FARM3-L-rse and thriving settlement; i7iid sud
heahful climate 80 miles so1th Of Philadelphia By railroad
Rich soil which produces large crops which row be zen
growing Tea twenty and hy trre's at from Sfsto 80
per payable within four ysa,s Good business openings
Tor tnnectoe aud oners ehurche schools and good 90
Getty Il IL now the most improving place Eat or West
the psce Is laid out Ypeed Lctters cawcred Papers
containing reports and ~ m Information win be soui fioc
AdJress CBAS. h. LAaDiS inesni PosiOlco, CHflbor.
d TO- ~ J. From ReT,yt " Sfon RobHIoa, AgricgLvr1i
Editor 9 The T5Tne; His Of te rsoi eLfsn1ire srts
f,0eis N o'ot. ipd p0rifio oEd svidl condition for
pcasasi fays.ig that kaco II hi' aide II tas Western
PyciyfsS.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
- DUBLIN BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
Tie Enc, f.sl. sailing Cfydobuit steamship CALE.
donna Cart CRAIG - intended to sail SATURDAY,
July ~ fro "a Pier No. % North River
T ssm Is Cited IN the most approved style. 10 insure
The comfort sud ssfety Of passengers. -
Rates OF Passage, lcludias sbundant supply Of well
cooked Provisions;
Csblns. ..... Q loo aud SIS acknowledgements
Sico.age, ss5-peyAbls In Currency.
Applyto fRiHCiS McDOSAlD Co..,
70. 6 Bowling Green
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II TTTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This house Is open for the rrcspo, Of visitor having
been much aged daring last year II one OF the most
pleasant and heahfn resorts in the country Trout hiny
continues till hfs. o! July. Refertnces VIM =. DODGE,
gro n. BRODHEAD, y. A. QUiNTARD. leave foot OF
Cortsnd.< 81. at alu. and arrive at the 0uP at pm
q. w. BR0DuEAD, Proprietor.
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DENDING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
DARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

IVAKIlAN AND Disist W anu Dh
III aOAp-'ro Loug rrsacs. Red Bsat, Shark kiysH
Marcscsier Tom. Ri,er, Rsmess shanions aud A-.iaA
On and srsr WEDNESDAY nsx', Jure H. aud un:il fssss
Ii. to fsss srd ccr,rioi.cus steamer JESSE utT ~
leave 10. Of Nursys.. Nofh River, deiy lSuntsls q
,,piej a. II end II, connecting with tho H. -
ID g. IL H. s,Pa Nom oa w.ih trains for the above PoisA
RcUIuins ,ssns u ssve Lcps Bench 1t 7l5 m, -
stsces connsc, q. tt- Highsds icr 1hcmpsons sAso
River Station FOR shark River New Bedford AID Sqasn
stsrs connect Manches;sr and WootnsDss tos Ie~s
River and Hsuegr TiobsT,ol Nsrclo,gn IsaashA"Aess
Fo further hicrn s.on argy 20 ciE's 90 's lhet g..
Col!rlr'niica ticssts 10 Kong Rsscr Era Dens,
tc can te had on application Ike Once Ne.
fsavrrss- o.. a., a. =
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Real Gsiaie for Ga!f.
TSee disoAacfioa Soies.l

TREE EXCURSION-A DELIGHTFUL
SAiL-Peson. wishing TO invest money safely and
proftaby and desirous Of examining those chesp tets Ia
slzAbpthpor,, Jersey with Wow o. buying have
free tickets 90 and return by tho boa, leaving fcr No
n. r. ct BIS returning at reic'lg NcF-fofk
at oclcck For tickets which good for any day this
week nppiy No. 1919 Pcsr IT. El2sc.hpoii 4 growing
very (ast small good hnsnoss place Alrns eau
hold and convey reel estate thorc COOLEY HElDRlT-
TER, Aseufs at E.iIabeth2ort. l.. H. KELLOGG, owner
Nc. $50 feari-st., New.foTk.
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ITO WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA CONNEC-
II TICUr RIVER NALLGh-6o ml.es shorter lhNn any

II TlCUT RIVER VALLLi-bo mles shos'ef IIN any
oshcr fof'c
Al R;i5r ". E.) lodge at White River Junction and
arriys Profile Hoasc is stage un WEI. ki'"F at M,
Nswp.t W al l:is r. ard NGltsesi-h'ouzh without
sopp.us-si s:l5 Sleeping stsched to this ia u
fiom Springfield.
On Saturdays psseu.su ny The ?:l5 r. M tfam rsN 20
tIopgh without s,DpIu. srTyins a. N"p :" '..o SUD
Pfosc House Ut (yis stage FoG Wells H',p Sunday
morning. .
Lave Hsx.York (via Eew.Yerk srd New-iieven Rail
rosdl z.;Lsi.
Az ard p. m. (Exl lodge ia Sanfh'i snt arrive ~
PIoho Hou.0 tfr.ne0nia N0,hi A ssv T. b. t'sNufs
House a, $50 r. ~. Newport Lake Asnp enss,g ,, NV
GUIDE,
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Ck.ALRy BURSAu OrrCs or ASSISTANT QuARrrn.(
MATER, No. 10 STATEsIl NzwYoRx, Jun, 10, 1864.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-I will
~ purchase Ia OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Ion.,
that may be presented and inspection the GoveuInen
s,sblos corner loha' aid ~ In this city until further
notice.
Payment viii b. made In checks payable In oerscs.o, Of
indeb.cdaess when az Horses received
P.ice ore hundred and sixty 1--WE (is5l dollars each
OED T. BROWNING, Capt. aad A. O. NJ.
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Uentistrp.

Use DIR. MARKS AROMASIA FOR THE
~ TEErH- cleanse. the teeth snd :xee.ens the eres,h
Cheapest inserted gold for 2< on rubber
81 other work in like oropoicu Teeth extracted without
pain. D. b. MARKS. No. so Broadway. Nsw.York-
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.,,
"A On both tae AMERICAN aud EUROPEAN plans,
0Fp A s. PLIMPTON. PrOpr.
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Oredu Cleaners.

TT 8. MAIL LINE--For CALIFORNIA
W vi, PANAMA-Regusr sailing days; 3D. 10Th. and ~
Of esch month except when dates fall Sunday WHO'D
the day Of departure viii be the Monday following;
Tue first class steamship
NORTH STAR.
A. q. Jones, Commander
win san nom Pisr Ne 3, North River
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST s. ~ ~ o'clock
The 6rst.cass steamship OCEAN QUEEN VIII succeed
the NORTH STAR, and san AUGUST ID.
For freight or pa''as aPplyttII No gouuo, Green.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch.
- ing ct QuesnsiowD (Cork Iiafbo.b Tho welknows
ssmers Of the Liverpool Newly aud Philadelphia steam
sip COMPANY pmsn Line Carrying the u s. Mss srs In
tended To ssil 60 follow:
CITY OF WASnINGTON.........".... Saturday Aug.
CITY OF MANCHESTER........... Saturday. Aux ~
CITY or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saturday, Aug w
And every succeeding SATURDAY. 81 noon from Pier ~
Nor.l kveL
RATES OF PASSAGE,
Payable In gold, or Ia equivalent In currency:
FIRST CABfN......S30 0Ci STEERiOE. ........e 80 %
Firs Cabin London. e5 C) stoea:e to ondo.. "a GO
Firs Cabin to Paris. Oosteerasc to Paris 90 %
Yirs Cabin Hamburg 90 pSteeraye to Hamburg. 81 "
Passengers also forwarded to Hsyre Bremen, Rottsrdan
Antwerp kc., at equally low rsisA -
siv5 steeress 1886 Those who Wish 10 send loo their
friends can buy tickets here Of .hese rates
For further Information apply at tue Com pany ohices
JOHN o. DALE Agent, No. Is Broadway. n. T.
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CRIE RAILwAY.-Passsngsr Trains d

IRE RAILWAY.-Passsngsr Trains ienVt
Ia q follows va: x
Ia m, Erpgess for Bufsls. "a
Ia M EIpr~s FOR Cleveland direct, ~ A. O. W. -
$50 M, Ank, daily. sce Otsviils.
10 = m, Msl for Duhaio.- .-.r
a. m, Way for Otisvins, Nswbursh, and Warwick
sp Might Kxpr-ss Saturdays end Ssndsys sxesys
for Dunkirk, Buffalo, &c. = "A
sp NJ, Lsh.ninx E1Pr.s, dsay for Dunhirt. Reess4a
Csnsndsigos 10 On Shsurdsys thn ssin VII run - 30
on,v 6 D. m. Emisunt. for Dupkiyk. ~.
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NOW READY:
IN Rev. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE'S
NEW VOLUME.
THE HOUR WHICH COMETH AND NOW Is.
BEING SERMONS PREACHED IN INDIANA
PLACE CHAPEL BY Mr.. CLARKE.
Antique, Revcl Board. Price 81 u.s.
Plsln limo. cloth. Price 81 so.
Tor sale By all Bookselsrs sent By mail receip. Of
Snos By WALKER, WISE K Co,
=. Pubisherr
BOSTON, MASS
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Aorses, Carriages, &f.

QrknrEnxAsTKR's OyyIcs, NKw.YoRx April 49, 1864.
"A Artillery Horyes wcnted for which One Hundred and
ssventy 70 Ono Hundred and Eighty Dolars win BE- psid
FOR all that pass Inspection These horses s sound
every p,tc lar broken TO harness not less than hands
HIGH end vii b. presented for inspection the Ooyerner.
Stables, Jth 81. between 10Th aud ilth avenaes.
STEWART VAN NLIET, Quarte-mas,sr
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EOR NEwBURGH, CORNWALL. WI
Il POINT. oOzzENSs Ipg0aKKErSi1
THE STEAMER Many POWELL So
Leaves Jay-st- Pier
EVERY ATE REOON q u oclock

EVERY AFTERNOON q o'clock.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERNEY
~ from Pier No. Nsrh River. sssnsc}iu9 4 -.
Jusc.ie. whh p:,.vse Lssa;"sa,s s.A wsa.. ~
ions forming dirscs line 70 Pittsburgh and che wss g.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WET
SIXTY Miles aud Two HouRs saved BY this ins 10 cN.
Cincinnati st. Louis ETC., with bat QUE change sf -.
SUMNER AkRAN0EMLNTs' ~
Commencing Augusl 1874 leave Newly orb A. ,ors,.,
HARRISBURG EIPREss--Ats:i9a m Tor PASTOR -
Potsvilie, Harrisburg Msuch Chunk Wilismsood. -
train arrives at Harrisburg at o. m connrctins E..t
eat the Pennsyvsns 2siroaA North Ana S,,s =" ~
Northern Central Railroad and viii lIs Csmssr.n2 W.
Rslrosd to hsgerstown.
MAIL 1aAIs-At $40 NJ Tor Easson W.ssr a., -
ton, Win Great Bend, Pi,ston Binzhsm,on
Iz:leS TKAIH-Fer Ess.on, Allentown Msuch Ch..s -
Transport, Reading Pottsvie, Harrisburr lie w.
$3.50 Nor Esstos, Bethehssu sna Nsuoh chu,A.-,
$50 and 6-For SomsfviIle. - =
7;e rn W,sIrss ExP.ss-rcr Esston AieuGsvn
Reanns Harrisburg, Phsburgh and tie West Ssepins
through nom Jersey CIV to Pittsburgh
ELsABEInPoRr AND Nav: ! oEx fERar-Lssvs Nsw.YsA
from Tier No. n. T., ct 9:l3 H. - 80 and = ~
Boats stop at Bcryn foin, and Mariner Hubcr
Tekets Tor tt: ysss can DO obtained Of the ocs u q
Central h.ilIoia Co. Of swleey foot Of CO ,Ilsndl y
pal hotels JOSIAH o. sEEARNS, sapertntendss1
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TMMENSE PRICES paid for OLD BOOKS.---
u Standard Work in half calf At half price,
lo 900 StereoscoPic Views agni6ceny cord chez
100 900 Worta Biography History, Science, bali price.
VOU CAN GET THOSE BOOKS by mail
q ssS s,p.' . ~ p s5, SO
icsue CALVIN BLANCHARD, Pubshcf.
hODW0RTH"R udimental Instructor for T. b,
Be Cerness and Tenor now ready price &c. Price
asy sdarssa Il. D. DODWORTH. No. 8 Asor.psce.
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
skNGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iOk Wis. the Eris
Railway from foot Of Chsmhers-r., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
connecting with railroads fr all principal oi'iss IN the WcE
Th. road !. being extended and will be In complete
running ot~r 10 Nsnshed Gallon. Urbua, Dayton Cinctn
natl and 81. Lonis wi.hou, break of sause -
e. II. GoopNAs ten Ticket Agt. Ill. Y. SWEEISEH.
Mrsdville, Pa General sup-
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
lV1 Tho GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC. COMPANYB
linz Of mrs class side wheel STEAMSHIPS, oet"cea
r2W-YORk aud HAVRE. 80
The ar 6ve splendid vesels intended TO be pot upon this
fsvorits route for the Continent are the fcllowne
WASHINGTON ,204 TINS, 800 norsepower.
TIM co. sc ho or.p
FKANCE...............(b uiidingI, 800 horsepower
NAPOLEON Ili....... tbuildingl, ,eo horse power
Until the completion Of the entire list the service WI %
performed by tho -
WASHINGTON. A. Duchesuei LAFAYETTE, A. Be
FROM NEw-YU1K TO EAyRg.
WASIiINGi ON.......... Wedne sday August ~.
LhFAYETfs.. "Wednesday. sept r.
WAsHISGTON.."........W ejuesdsy, October u
LAFAYETTE. We In sday. Novenbefg
WARRINGTON. ......... "Wednesday, December
Pin. Cabin yns.tins TAB e.winel. ..:;c...si5'
Payable IN gold bs equivalent IN United States currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE BRRs or CuAHqs-
Tor freight or passass, Apply To- A..
OE0GGE MACKENZIE. Agent
No. broadway. Eer-York.
Al Psis IL boulevard dss CLpacnos Grind Hss.lj o.
havre, WILLIAM ISELIN Co.
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT--W
l. DAY, Aug T. at 10 O'Clock noon The Atlantic Nal
Steamship Company frteisss sdewheel steamer ARIEL
will sail as above from Pier No. IN. Il.
FOR freight passage apply s the Office Of the Company
No. Bowling Green. d. b. ALbhN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-02

hOHlH and HESI. Trans ie4ve; =. --t
From Ckafabsrst From 1thA
Express and 10 = IN, and TIA. 1911 N. end Il,
<snd 3. n. 6:a p. m.
Troy and Albany with sleep llio2 p n. -frf
tnycarJ, l0;Op m.
Rlinebeek 1<aiu. p. N. e:13 p n.
Poughkecpais Train, g. y. s;52 . m, and ii0 3. q
and p. M.
Pssksktll Train. ais ,. n I:5T p q.
Sirg Sing Train, 73o "a, II 7:t3s N, end u - ~
ul, and SIS .. m. p. m.
Tsrytovn Train, 3s2e and 3:<2 md 1:57 p. - l.
p N. ala. Il
On Sundays, st sra p. N. from 10Th ssreeA
Tickets may b. procured st suy Of the otces q Wss
Express In New aud Brookyu. aud baSsags ehscl
he house 70 ell points on the road and TO Ssoss spgus
- - Al TuQCEY Aaaiatant Saperrlan}
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-05-07
Collected by little Lri+ vsndvLs

s-S'AsAp lIIsroKY-CAsE or IssAsricfnE.--
On Thursday Of las; week the body Of M Infant was
found in trunk placed in stable in the upper psrs
Of this borough a cUroners inquest called
when il was discovered thai the child had becn suo.
'hered or strangled Immediately after birth. Tho
trunk was found to belong to II Mrs, Linn residing
in this borough and whose husband has boon absent
for the past two year,. Mrs L., at tho time Of the
discovery lying at the paint Of death at the house
of Mr. Drom, and frs, being accused OF the criIno
denied all knowledge OF it-bul we understand I'm
ally confessed that the child hers but claimed
that it had. died natural death. She said her huS-
band had been home three times within The past two
years She also cxoncrated Mr., Drom and family
from any knowledge completely in the affair, Mrs,
L. died at on Sunday last. Whether innocent
or guilty. her has gone before higher tribunal
than pny on earth to he decided with more impair
t;al justice than she might have met with had She
lived -.HilionIap.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-05-07
FOR \ BANS Ia
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GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY PAIR,
Committee On labor, Incomes and RoVenues
uffcv No. lis South seventh 81, Philadelphia.
JOHN ". CLAGlIOEN, Treasurer.
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