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NN FEMALE SCHOOL.

NI RS. MARIA G. MCCORMICK, late Of Alexan-
dria. Va, having removed her school to Cam
girls, as boarding pupils, in her family. Their
intellectual, domestic and moral training will re-
for years engaged in Alexandria, in educating
girls, is well known to all old residents of that
town.
Parents in this vicinity who desire further in
formation concerning the ad Of her school
of Alexandria, Va. or W. D. Wallach, Editor OF
the Washington Star, Her terms for board, tu-
ition, Il &C., are moderate.
Cambridge, Md. where she has recently located
her school, is one Of the healthiest and most de-
ightful villages in the Union, and has about it
attribute whatever except such a prudent and
solictous parent will approve in selecting local
ity in which to have a daughter thorough edu-
Gated and trained for future usefulness.
The fall term of her school commences on the
rst Monday of Septem her au 8-dlm
AIRS BURR will reopen her School on MON
IVl DAY. Sept. 26. 391 Fl street. sep 2-eotoctl*
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S'0R'r D1s1As1s' SECRET DISEASES
Sam ART ANS GIFT
SANARITAPS GIFT

TIN MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used
eovozH4. aE EG.it1y' S Sassn 81 &.
ons e Zen 1S g. Taen o.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
;ars the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
Of ths Snvepsty %os
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
Let those Who have despaiTed Of getting cured.
or who have been gorsed with Balsam oopavia, or
Mercury try s1aixAx1rANs GIFT.
Sent BY mail in z plain :. snyelope.
ses s5SSR sHe2s" s9s. ss0G gSe..
sAMIRlrAN'S ROor AND HERB J0IcE
GEse oh Hs RSHaikSk HGsstz s.
MAINTAINS ROOT AND HERB yUTOi, il the
most Potsnt certain and sffsctqsi remedy eye.
ana psr@sas1t. TAKE tier # tbis pa!ii yins REM.
that for H b6 }f1 After years
III Roof &
vi" yes zig Of g, ii the
male. sas1
%he ssR r. rsns
Debility and for all Complaints incidento the sex.
Sent By express. Price 81 . bottle,o Jbottlss
'ol w. sAMARITANs oHANoRl WASH.
DESMOND & CO., BOX ISL Philadelphia for'
Sold BY s. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 18th And
Fl Henry aSfHP'S6 COOK. Alez.narl.. m.ysu
You've ZEN ,s1 bs,s Injured 4tlss..,,.. b,
certain secret habits which unfit them for eusness
other causes, fe.i debility il .ds.nes q tasil
Friend" Married Ladies win learn. somethina
sspg amy
'siDs o, "'1 *. Ga 3srt <: sTiWxsT e.:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Royal Letters Pas.
emit of Engla.d ana secured BY the seals OF ne
oG %rss@ar No i the siestu.l remedy ier Relax.
s.u;scas Use ?, ,Ssp.vis: Sa5s5;, e.: TIis:mss
ssSsaend.1y sy%pts$: tSu: eS!i.tins re- q
mercury and all other delsterious Ingredients.
.bs
ssnE b " ss 3:
Ss pea m SI
TO be had also Of s. o. FORD, No. $50 "a; ave'
corner 18th street. mAl y0m
HAPPINIss Oh MIslRYkTHAT rs THH
BAN SAsfaRF OF HSATSM! "a
nenseNto issue, free, (for the benefit Of suherins
kumsnityJ four Of their most instructive .nd IN
lions. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline. IN:
dissecn. We.kpess Depression 2. isnoT:nISeb G1
lectures Fave been the means ofenlighteniny eno
saving thousands and viii be Forwarded nee On "
Payissaa 0Ebis% 81 AsGssMy go AsSsess,. Sos
A-1H fish WANG, THE 9kEAT CHIM16S
t10k Etc. Or Box WILL PERSoRn QUIZ
IYIngredients are purely vegetable, N u
may Be- carried IN the vest pocket without iear OF
S1stsSsGp GiScpIHss frss Prize G14si.SmSa S
Sl;S; 8. YSs :.S s..sss
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N y 7 l q E
UNITED STATES z $40 LOAN.

y l q E
UNITED STATES $40 LOAN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON has now on hand, ready for immediate dslir-
cry, full supply of these new Bonds. Subscribers
requested to their certificates at once and
recetcs thtiy Bonds.
These having money to invest should notlose
sight of the fact that by investing in this Loan
they not emily interest, at the high rate of
1910 per cent, but to themselves the very
important advantage Of obtaining, at the end Of
three years, 6 PER CENT. 500 YEAR BONDS
ATPAR, which are now worth over ID per cent.
premium, and which after the war must necessa-
rily advance to a much higher rate. aaA-u
PARTNE RsHIP.
themselves under the name and style of GEO.
T. SMITH Il CO., will continue the GROCERY,
WINE and LIQUOR business at the old stand,
occupied for the last three years by George T.
sencer Building We, will be happy at all times
to see our friends and the public generally feeling
assured that we can give them good Goods at un-
precedented low prices for Cash.
S faSkGs \ u, s sME!EHUHiRr,
Washington, July 8. 1864.
I beg to return my sincere thanks to my friends
and the public generally for the patronage 80 hbe-
rally bestowed upon me during my business career
here, and earnestly solicit continuance OF the
same to the new firm, where they will always re-
whether they purchase or not
Please remember the number. Sill 7th street.
now under dardner' Ph0t @EnRG Gs II SMITH
Washlneton July q 1854 sepI eolm
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DENTISTRY.

nENTIsTRY,--Drs LOCKWOOD MERRILL,
- Dentists, RoAm No. q. Washington
Building, corserPa av. and 9TH st. All0p&
operations pc rformed in the most skillful
manner. Charges reasonable. sepS-1mr
GRIAL DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.
7ssfA EztSdefsd Sttaoxs PDis with tAs MxAsih u
Ivou,a .dyi.. al 6 0zysn; s.v,,s ,..,s to A..
tract to call at DR.. LEWIEp once,
ana have them taken out by this new
ana harmless process. Also call andQ{1IYYN
examine the Dector's new and Inn
proved method OF Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the great Improvement In his teeth
you win have them in other style than this new
nnd valuable one. No. 242. Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
novls 9. B. LIWII, II. D., Dentist.
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MPORTANT TO sUTLIRs
Suffers WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING & CO.'S

90 " " r r A FED o. IN
TO Bl A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE TO
THEIR TRADE.
1t sells very rapidly, and is the most economical
article Of Diet for the officers mess. It Is prepared
In one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder. It 10 highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large.
81. A. DOWNING d co.,
s sa F.. Manufacturers Of Concentrated Food
3 sa- No. Ill East 18th st., New York.
For sale By BARBOUR & sIMMEs. Sole Agents.
IS Louisiana Avenue,
Se4ly Washinston D. q
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d re SUIT THE TIMES.
We ale now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving Q sup Rfam
Riy OF Eastern made work Of every dsserip- u
sold ct much lower price than has BEEN
heretefore charged in this city fer much inferior
Persons in want Of BOOTS and SHOES OF Eastern
or City made work, win always ind good sssort-
call. GRIFFIN g. BROTHER,
ep SIT SIS s=.a 60 314 Penn avenue.
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IMPORTANT TO "A
- HOUSEKEEPERS w
AND OTHERS.
We invite the attention Of all NJ
persons who in want of FURNI-
TURE or HOUSEKEEPING GOODS to call and
examine our large and extensive assortment,
which we are prepared to offer
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
thereby making it an important item in the selec.
ton of -
and other t.-+
HOUSM EEPING GOODS,
ALWAYS to be found ut the well known establish
ment of McGREGOR & ZIMMERMAN,
No $50 Seventh street, between
an &- colin Louisiana av. and d st., east side.
DIANOs-We have Just received eight more Q
different sizes and styles. which We oferlI
what higher in price than others, but their SUI
periority s apparent to AL after ss.eini exam
Of other makers: Mason d Hsmlinss Cabinet Or.
W. G.. METZER0TT,
auB Cor. 18th st. and Pa. avenue.
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81
BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS, at the above
He has, by very liberal outlay, secured the best
talent to assist him in the education young gen
tlemen, and has procured site inferior to none in
the country for seubrity of climate and beauty Of
scenery. The Hall is an extensive series of build
convsnisnce and heath, surrounded by 50 acres Of
ground. affordipg ample scope for physical exer.
else. The following gentlemen constitute the
iA'uiE 4. PARSONS. Principal and
Professor Of Mathematics and Moral Sciences.
GEO s. GRAPE, A. M,
Professor of Natural Science and Mathematics
Rev J. NEWMAN HANK, AN.
Professor of Ancient Languages & Moral Science.
Rev. A. SOMMERFIELD HANK. A. M,
Professor of Bellies Lettres and Ancient Language
Rev II. Il. BRUNING, A. NJ,
Professor of German, Spanish and Mathematics.
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S.T.-1S6O.-X.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak.
ne 8, lassitude, palpitation Of the heart lack
appetite distress after eating, torpid liver, con-
stpation, &C., deserve to suffer if they will not
try the celebrated
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Tor sALE-0ne sound, gentle, four year old
Also, one very strong, heavy three spring III
WAG0N, With d ter, shafts = and tongue; 1.L..
cor. eth and north B sts., Cspitol Hill. - H.lts
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS LILLE BENNETT has the honor to in
1Vl form the public that she is prepared to give
instructions in usic. at her residence, No. 829
st bet. 9Th and It'll sts., and respectfully solicit
She respectfuliy offers the following references
Prof j. d. Daniel, Hen. Richd Wallach. Mayor,
Franck Taylor. ESQ.,, DR.. Alex. Mcdonald Davis.
John +. Coyle, ESQ. ,.
WASHINGTON, d. O., 1854. ssp neo1m<
DORROMEO COLLEGE, Pikesville, Baltimore
ID county Md :, opens it's ninth session on the I'd
Monday of September For the terms or other in
for nation address Rev. +. Q. 8. WALDRON,
Principal. sep SLIM
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, ISL
" West street. The duties Of this institution
will be resumed September 8. For circulars ad-
dress the principal.
sep lin" M. j. NARROWER
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For TIN. II. Z. Tribune
Birney.
BY NEY b. HIRsr.


Auflor n" Ensy1ioa," s., s..
In s,eocs in The shadow in TIE solitude OF night
How the weary eyes tha, watched embraced him n'
he by.
Through the rickng tears Tat fingered for tae spiii'
starry flight,
Tho ascension Of martyr to a home Of urer day.
How tAe heavy hours wore onward-ycars on years
sssn,5 ever hour
Time lapslns in Eternity by infinite degrees
Pie blossoming OF .hc bud into the faircr flower.
The .ningng % tie rolling OF the river with The seas
Wan and wasted fever stricken. with his laminou.
large eyes
Throwing light a;hwart the dGilness--'he meteor
luTid light
His SOM traverscd tnc distance standing under other
skies,
In The terror and the horror and the maduess OF the
fight.
There, 10 the deadly reSs again he-!cd his men
Through the whs.ng OF tho bullet and tie crashing
OF the she'll
through the csh OF sword and boyone;. oyer upland,
glade and glen.
Place your battery on tie Ill., sui let yonr bullets
rain"
He narrnured. wife the watchers drew near aud held
their breath;
Vow upon them with The bayouct boys charge cheer
lily once eGain."
Came the fe.y words that sparkcd from the borning
lips OF death.
Fainter, fainter every moments deeper. darker grew
tie gloom
Silence. sience-O. 80 heavy-not The slightest note
OF sound
save the sow breath OF the sufferer through tie sao
eating room,
Andis echo-in ebaltns ofihc hearts hat throbbod
around.
Twas Pre- ence In the chamber OF had the NIGH
grown nght'
So plaialy shone each countenanee with lis fitting
hopes and iears,
Following each other. one by one, through the watches
O. tie night.
And the gstcuing-yery sad TO see-of the SLOWLY
falling AarS.
Drawing nearer with clasped hands he family sroy'
to rise.
His soul still in the conflict that soul that could no
lag,
With thunder 10 his voice ard lightning in his eyes
Keep your eyes upon the flag, boys; keep your eye
Upon the Gsg."
Only once on History pages such another spirit passed
so passing conqne;ing Fate b. his imperial WILL
TEE d ormA IN his v'5o.n, Napoleon TO the last.
Brncy. Ike Birncy living. dying was Brnoy stu.
PlRqda paia. Ocfobey 1861.
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0ahs Obligations and Penalties IN r oscns'b'e ant
real purposes With accurate nnstrah 'ns Tue uFeei
Fire Shels Hand Gscrades. Rockets ent in'er"ei Mi"
chimes of the Consprntors introduced in c'dehce on
the Trials To which is adfled the fun Repa OF Judge
Advocate General Holt tho Order OF American
Knights a'ias the Sons Of Liberty; WestA'h Con-
spiracy in old of the Southern Rebellion FdA "a by
Benn Pitman, Recorder to the Military Commission y
Bayard Taylor's novel of American life. that
nah Thurston has been translated into the Russian Ian
gunge ard published in 81. Petersburg The new novel
John Godfrey" BY NJ. Taylor has made i,s appear
anee in London and will soon be published in Ger
man translation. The American edition, II is under
stood is now ready and viii shortly be issued. y
The publishers give busy note of preparation
for the holidays and the lovers of tasteful books nppro
pirate to the win frd ample supply OF atrac-
tive novelties. Among Mr.. Grogmys announcements,
we notice. FOREST Pictures in the ACKNOWLEDGES" by
John a. Hows with original poems by Alfred b. Street.
"a Selection Of War Lyrics" with Illustrations on
wood by L. O. C. barley; Golden Leaves from the
British Poets" collected by John VI. s How'i Gold
en- Leaves from the American Poets collected by John
w. S. Hows; THE Snow Image Childish Miracle"
by Nathaniel Hawthorne Illustrated IN cologs by Mar
Gus Waterman; Little Red Riding Hood" told in
verse by Y. H. S;oddaTd; sumptuously illustrated In
coors by Alfred Fredericls. In addition TO their er.
celen collection of Illustrated books and juveniles, Ap
pleton Co. viii shortly publish christian Ballads.
by the Rev a Cleveland Coke D. D.. with Illustrations
by j. Hows A II. :" "Lyia Americana; or Verses OF
Praise and Faith. from American Poets; selected and
arranged by the Rev. Geo. r. Rider, NJ. A." "Lyra
Anglicana or \ Hyuna Of Sacred Poetry; selected
from the best English writer's and arranged after the
order OF the Apostles Creed BY the Rev. Geo. T. Rider
" A." "Apologio Pro Vito Sua; being reply TO
pamphlet enuilod what. then. does DR.. Newman
Meanf by John Henry Newman, ID. L., l2rno." His
tory Of the Romans under the Empire, by Charles Mer
vale b. D. late Fellow OF st. JONAS College, Cambridge
From the Fourth London Edition, with cupous Ana
ytical Index; vo I-YIL" Treasury OF Travel and
Adventure in North and South America Europe Asia
and Africa; book for young and old with 40 usiTa
tons" ',Cousin Alice \ Memoir Of Alice Il. Haven
with O portrait: VOL Emo" 1.-THE Correlation and
Conservation Of Forces; aseFes Of cIrosons by Prof
.rove, Prof Helmllls DR.. Mayer. Dr. FaFady Proi
Lcibig and DR.. Carpenter with Gl Introduction nnd
Brief Notices of the Chief Promoters Of the Views br
Edward L. Youmans and variety Of Interesting j.
ven..es
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fcaaI &olHes.

CUPREME COURT. Join !. STUD
- WILL P...l,it nftlr cry B.nk Diook VA against
JEREMIAH CuBANLIi.--eeni-... ................'.
mons for money Zen na contract, L. = Inter Row
10 thc dc ran- ant You afr hereby stamp, ~ cent.
sllnlil,i I'd Efd required e. rB.wcr
complaint IN tins uci9l, wi la' becn ~, f'y tlef IN NE
oir oil fe Cel I'll Obs Cont the City i,. ~ tire CT II
brooklyn n To- ouv o kDrs aud - arlve copy Oh ,ouT
IN wrr the said or Int the subs'fhr ~ his oice
Nsi7o isnt IN sai ciry ol rook yn within tHcu
dsy ec- the service hereof, c1rsige ~ ~" Day o. slth
feree AID TAFT 70 tho fad complaint wit "a
the time and llr plaintiff IN tbs reon VIII tnAr 1rdy
ireut neanst you ol s ol three thoasenG Dollar via
interest on QUE tonall ave hundred doll pans Of tha
from the IL DDS October gCi aui thousani i've
hand ed dor another portion o. that from tie ltb
dav Of ,,oher 1914 besides the cost Of this aconraei
October 10th, 1864.
90 lrN.GWs
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The Gunboa, nsooLinaw.

Co-respoaaencr Of The X. y. Tribune.
TCETEEss MONROE. Nov. a. 1864.
The gunboat Ai0ckinaw arrived to-day
from cruise in search ol the Tallahassee. She c5pc
renced ycry heavy weather during the entire cruise
while OF the coast OF New-Jersey George Franks,
BcAswains Mate was washed overheard and drowned.
The following IL list Of the officers ottaebed TO The
Msckinay: Commander ). G. Beaumont: Lieut.. Il.
s. smith: ChiefEngincc1, jefferson Young =. a.
Surgeon, Joseph Stevens; A. 4. Paymastcr, W. T.
Whitmore; Payrnasicrs CLERK, H. J.. Jcffersi a. I'D.
sil,ns. VIM H. Permitted j. s. Griscor', j. i. Bianch-
qrd; second decentralization, ii. ID. Sclman, A..
W Bulkley; Third Aesstani-Ens incerf il: W. Mill
gan, S Mcintyre; Masters Mate, j. i. Thomas. ).
BarNOw, l.. j.. Green. j. W.
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Religions Noiifcs.
At st. Jnhn,n hi. n. Chnrch. -

At ~. johns ~. r.. Church. Fly thId,, between
Broadway aud Egihay. The debt Of Us Church end prop
city having occn paid appropriate .cr ices VIZ be held To
MORROW; preaching o. Iot @. "a. By the Rev Bishop
JAMES. and j p. by tho Rev. Mr. d. G. CRAWFORD.
lovciet and re union o. the fJlmer pastors aud members
viii be held p. in tie Rev. 4. MCLEAN presiding. All
scnd- ts ChuTck aud Of Church l1ieso invited 20
attend.
"A C0urse OF sunday Evening Lectures to Young
Igy G. C. GOSS Of the Ch-yisn Alliance The object Of
thee leclnrcs Il "Tho Ph;iea Mental and Mos Elevation
OF Young Men."
R.eeciser.sf. Unversniist Church, corner 'of
gl"eser and Downing s'sre ev. T. H. COOKE viii sup.
ply tie desk TOMORROW Services 10. o. IN and "a
Church of the Mediator. Loxinslonayc and Thif-
.ir.is Service OF OA c. aud ~ Rev tHEODoRE
IRVING LID. will preach the morning aud the Rev.
STEPHEN III. TYING, j., III the evening
Church Of the Purifnns.-A series Of elscou!ses will
he d. cred y Rev. Dr. CuEFNER IN the Church OF the
Prtsns on tic claims under GODS Authority Of CnRnIAS
AIIss on Goyernfncn snd country present
pr and toe divine method Of national sxyson The hIst
Discourse win 10 SABBATH EVENING Nov 20 at o'cik
Christian Uuiau.-ssrmons SUNDAY EVENING. by
the Rev L. r. MILLS Rector Of 81. AIMS Church, Brook
yn IN Rev Dr. BuriscsIns Church, Twenty hfhs, neg,
F,hthsvs subi-c: 1.-THE Church S,bs'satially United
now" Also by hcv. J.. b. WEEP In the Henson place
Bspla Church, brooklyn Subject: "1hs UnGealIs' VI
VUi5is tui'y
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G.~nO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

psBtFsV Wlefsl,. oi SUNDAY. Noyember6 li'f shon'
fff .Hrflnf J'Nfsl ~ fi'isttif lIl 'i
The hrrl frii-r fo.rei WI uiI'irrfd WIN" ga t'
ncff,rtsr al BIZ tnfy IN 1Wcf sniu street between
hr.rdvay end - -axruuct nud wnrlr. f nurd"ror as
not 60 az. uut been urrfifdi tccior ~ orAr 10
promote ft cpf oi ~ lrt .rl ne lo pn-i-rf 81 h-
,,,.ty T. g.. GODFREY CNsJIlEH M.y-. ol Tie tfy a.
Ncs-Sofa Vita. 81 thc js.cr 1d antlorty v,'co A.
ue ~ IN, o., 'nIrtf sd rr. DO h"rchy o.f rcueid 81
Five ut tDi 20 DOL M. IF -ir unprrhf Hfion g. me
m ird-rrr o sale! NtLEF rtd a.trr thc coHfirn 81
aid rrrr.eI aud the csf .r u. he Di.tlc Np1n".
nr u TIE 1drn before whom thf io"r slrI lave cen
convicted o. sd.d cIf, that 10 bis ouli1n ihe p'on AMY
int -a. ID g-s.fd, 5u5 aaa g. gr eilca o. Tue aalo
bu s 90. u ~ o payment VI ssr rF 70 a.ii fc nerirn
To- ye ID g.rl certificate sa. uU b.. pc n 'i tot
M.yor g iiu t rly il5r aii'f tic r0fvi- on "a ic rt
tfr e,i ~ i'm. iof1urh ~ pi.sspcd i,t,r t4c
pr,,inn Of aira rs,od q! time al b. dsr, gardc J.
Given under fly band a. tic layo-f ohlee iA tIy
Han, i fIrtifr oi New iniz fis lif ld.f q! Ncffr
be- i. D.. l8c. ,.OCrlIfl O. AFHtk, oiuy'f p
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lSrKRsAL Rs7y,rF 32I CoIbg5rroN usTEicT,
Comprising 1T, I'd and 41h Wards, {


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that, pur-
sua - the oin, resolution Of Convrcfs Of JNy g. I4
the 81 the Secretary OF e Peasu = issued IN
lecordsn herewith he M Of sssss,nen's LOT ~ peeAl
Tax " per fen'un, upon the gti1s te or IN
eorr for year ending December H. ieoJ OF % petfo'
residing IN tass district conplecc and that se sAid
st viii open he ufpecou q oil persons = 40 may
apply inspect TIE Tor the space n ten days r,u the
of =. my NO 100 Broaiway, the cry oi
Now OH and further s. umcdiity uttcr the expiration
II III, ten uforsad wit: On tic 25 oay 81 Nove'
per- 1854 an determine all nppea' relative to
any efroreols excessive Nanai0ns continued IN sic list
All rrpctl. rn1t bc made writing and must kate the pay
trusr cause thing respecting Which decs4Dn IL
ara shall nof-ps. c principe
planned o. ;. =. GihBhKS y.
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kovnterII 1864


OBJECTION NOTICE.-Pur 90 the pro-
~ Visions Il the Law, ~ this Stale pnhr notice I. lrbT
rys ~ fc Council % Che Cy o res, oTA, that
election val Dc held n, the several Election lirs ~ the
.evsrsi Ward. fed city tho . lrsiAJ q i,e.'
rer; BEN. tine siKh day 81 peeeuD~r i8i Tho Tolls III
bs ne a. the srycfal places wuch nave been do fffc
by H., Common Council The places % which e'ri on l
b. fed IN said a-is dsfirf che Tsscri ys- ara TIE 1f
w h. 0rec AZ sunrise al foml1 op.n Until sunset, When
giey will boz finally closea.
be ocs q be voted for g. such erection &c, .st follow
In:
IN Al4.rniuin eieh o. lc Adeans. DihTi hs'inr gu
odd nIme sal doii-.aiiou llr ltrf, ftti srNfhif
Ninth Ti7vcufh Thirteenth. Ftfcct'h erd seventeenth
~. ComeHrnrn a. each Sen iiora. Distnf.
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ant BIB N.-t- . -.
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nj. Common h0Ois ~ fnt "fitu bit
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ON. tu.r.asiourr pi Common hnos igf the lisl Do
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rrf cpfnli..fg the rii'l-.l lIH n" niytH " afI-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
NETWORK g. NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
cgp COMMENTING MAY 1864. I36&

SUMNER ARRASGEMEEr.
1862 COMMENCING MAY o 1864. 1894
Passenger Station in hewYor. 2'tst and an ".
Tutu4ce 9th ct.
TRAINS LEAVE kEN-fORk;
For Eewl'ayea = tEx.l II 20 s. a. lz;io tExh 3W
.ES.l, $3.50, . 70 and 3 tkx.b ?. m
Fog Bridgeport. :, lExl, Il:30 lz:l' tExb SD
Ca, $50 $50 andp tEA.l ?. m
Fer Milford and stafford I. II 3oa. $3.50 $50 r. m
tpr Fsirhold, Southport ,nd Wes'port, - H'N N ~
Tot Eorwsl : 800, 1879 4 m p:l5 Gs.l 800 (ErA.
For Daiien aud Ggsen~ica :, 49, u:so M $50 ~,
For Gsrnw;ch = $50 l:3os NJ $50 49, $50 $50
FOR Stamford. :, (tK.l, 800, 1889 a. 2i3 lExS
Fc1 For, CSesisr and stations &c. lias-
u. ; $50 4:J0. $500. 0:ll 4. m. ~
' CoNNECrING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield m. lExli 3(Ex.l ep. a.
Fcl Boston via Shore Line .:i5 tExl 8p M
For liadori and spr.lE deld. SIExh Inv IN; 9lEAh
$3.50, p. 80 :, - .
Montreal; ? p. m. 20 Northampton "a.
Eor Hartford, Providence aud Fshhn RAILROADS. tfAS
ll.a1 o.
For New Haven New. London and Stoninston RAILROAD"
F"r t'erai Rel ro-d 4, IL D. IN. 70 Northampton
For llousa ,osc Rsiiroad, tP. o , o. IN
Fer N,usatuc. Railroad, 2 q. NJ; p NJ
For pan5ury and Norva ksi-ooc. :. o.n A. m ficp -
lsu.tuodo5s Slcegin. Cars attached 10 Trains.
JAMES Ii. HOir Superintendent