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PRICES.

PRICES.
Large siss. 0oldlng nearly double guam
ntJJ 81. 90 par Bottle--Hf. Doz. $500,
Email sins, Is " III. Doz. 100.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that the signature Of c. ~ JACKSON" u on tha
Wrapper OF each Bottle.
Should yo1r nearest druggist not hare ths nrtcle DO
Eot be put of By any OF the Intoxicating preparations
ulat may be offered In ta place but send to q, ao&
We WILL forward. securely packet. By express.
, 1864-05-18
TUESDAY, MAI s,
lFron the Cincinnati CommerciaI.1
TUNNEL Hill, GEORGIA, !
1HCRsDAT AJTEREooN, Mar 12, 1851 {

was principally passed in concentrating the
9TH Army Corps, Maj-Gen. Howard, which
y Al stretched along the railroad, the left rest
ing at Cleveland. and the right at Ooltawah,
ten miles below.
Camps were broken at roon; and amidst
the Widest enthusiasm Of the trosps at the
prospect Of the opening Of the spring cam
patgn, the line Of march WAS taken With the
object Of centering at Catoosa Springs, three
miles nNrtft east If Rfnrfynld -
, 1864-05-18

to date, foot up about 500. The wounded
have ali heen removed to Chattanooga, and
ara we'll cared for. We have lost fow pris~
opers and captured about 90.
, 1864-05-18

Atsa. m., the assembly uas eound Cd Ia Gen,
Johnson's division, and it Immediately moY.
ed forward and Termed line Of battle about
nile IN advance Of It's former position. I'm
mcdiatcly after General Howard, who
in tic absence Of General Thomas, had com
command Of the 18th and 23d Corps, In I'D
9Itiou 10 his ON corps, ordered forward
General Staoley's division on the contre to
mxke demonstration to develop the eac1ny's
strength and position. simultaneously With
thIs order, General Newton was instructed
to endeayor to throw regiment OF two up
Rocky.face, and to moTe along 1t cautiously.
Genefal Harker was instructed BY Newton to
executc The order, and promptly selected the
125th Ohio, Colonel opdycEc, to perform
The taek. The response Of Colonel OPdJckc
md his ssOhio Tigers'' WAS prompt, fearless
and and steady. rte The veteran regiment climbed
tic steep ridge. ever and anon stopping to
cross some rocky gorge,, or scale almost perf
pendicnlar bluffs, whcrskto miss step Was
, 1864-05-18

Inc pos1tloQ 0t MS 0Qttcr1ea. From 1Fo un-
j I'll after dark heavy fire was kept up, and
Davis position Of the morning and extended
,, his line eomc distance up tbs slope Of
.. Rocky Face, supported by Gen. Woods diyi-
sion. Will the exception Of Davis division
tho 14th Corps Was not engaged.
Gen. 9ehofeld, with his corps, succeeded
abont one o'clock in getting nj and cenfront.
Ing the tnemy's Notifications ON the left of
Dalton. Brisk firing was heard in the diree-
ton Of his position, and learn tonight that
he holds, like the center and right wings Of
the army, every foot gained during tho day.
PROGRESS OF THE FLANK MOVEMENT.
4 dispatch was received at noon from Cen
eral Mcpherson, Who had occupied Snake
Gap near Resacca, In Chattanooga mountains,
with his force, on Sunday night, which wss
within six miles Of Reaa at that time. The
General is directly on tho tnemy's flank and
1t Is vcry strange that he WAS permitted to
occupy 80 vital dei1e without great oppo-
sition. His present position is about thirty
miles in the rear Of Dalton, aud in all proba-
bility the enemy. in finding his 1lanks and
rear exposed, will fall back from the gap in
front OF Dalton, and give Mcpherson battle,
or retreat hastily without offering fight.
THE LOSS ON RocKI FACE.
The loss of Newton's division (chief1y In
Harler's brigade,) On Rocky Face Ridge, was,
officer and fifteen men killed, and three line
officers and thirty men wounded.
OUR CASUALTIES,
have just learned, include Col. McI1vane oi
the 64th Ohio, and Lieutenant Ehler, same
regiment, killed Col. Buckner, 7yth Illinois,
wounded in the body; the gallant Major
Boyd, S4th Indiana, shot through both
thighs; Captain Chamhetlin and Lieutonant
Hal. s4th i, Ohio, slightly, and Lleatenant Col.
in the hottest Of the desperate conflict fol
the possession Of Rocky Face Ridge, and led
by the dauntless McIlvatne, it won the en-.
comiums of all Nho witnessed its daring
and intreplaity.
TUESDAY, MAY 10.
The weather to day Was exceedingly IN.
propltious for active operations. Heavy
showers Of rain fell during the entire daT,
with short iHtcr1aiesions. But, notuith,
advance Was undated, I might say Increased
for 1T m early hour the news Of Gen. Grant'a
splcDaid victory over Lee spread from camD
to camp, and aloag the whole line the shout
Of Joy was carried until the valley rang with
| loud Auzzas, to which frowning Rocky Face,
that aternlyy- gazed dowa upon Us, ga1s back
its echo. Never was more joy aud euthusi
rly expected to Le led against the cnemy'i
| frowuing Notifications and brist1ing guas,
| around which, with the aid OF glass, theiI
| carnoneers eould ba easily discerHed.
Had the command been given to assault
| tie works at that moment, when the spirits
| Of tho whole army were elatcd, no one car
| doubt the result. We would have had a re-
petition Of Mission Ridge upon larger scale
| with, I fear, however, very heavy 1oss
| Generals Sherman aud Thomas are slo n tc
sscrifce life BY direct assault, when the SAINT
1eults can be worked ont By atrategy.
, 1864-05-18
35ankinQ an1 @rchan4e.
LEG LAKE STREET.

JAB. Il BOWEN, President.
AM0s 7. HALL, vlce President,
xAA E0LMES. CxAhaef, Iea,vsx1.s-n
, 1864-05-18

NARROW ESE1FE OF GEN. DAYS..
Today, while Ha1aett's Illinois Battery
was plsy ing upon the rebels, who responded
vigorously. 3 she'll struck the ground and ex-
ri1dcd within three feet Of Brig. Gen. DAVIS
sud Captain Barnett. The General hal :
narrow escape from death, bnt he re1nained
iu Lis position and looked On as coolly as
though there was no enemy within hundred
, 1864-05-18

The rebel sharpshoeters seem to be the Dos
Eessors Of excellent guns, which ara com piete-
ly under their control. To-day General How
ard rode ont to meet General Stanley, and
in csEyersatlon. about mile from the front,
received bullet through his coat The SANS
ball passed through the hat Of Capt. Knitin,
coMmiseary Of Stan1ey's division,
, 1864-05-18

~ tie EfccEHtI1FfRUt Euu
Chicago South Branch Deck Company,
En- m. election Of Directors, will BE- hsld 1T tleIr
cffrs M CobbJ Building. Chicago. On kDNhS-
DAY Jure Iss, 1861, 1t II O'Clock 4. ~
1so1-E. A.J. Sqr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-12

nxEcUrivK pKrAxThfS1.
Pay per Ann
, Marta. f3e-erusr. ossss, fate House.
r.s,ss.<e csrnsr - Nsrkes Ard Illinois sts ss.eo
y r uoiIo~av Colonel and Private secretary
a, c'~.~ro- 0e6c> state Hoos<s resides
ss,h f,o~sruo< norfou- .---.--.. S,e&
\ n nj Terrell Major and Military Secretary
a. sse.~roo- orsc<. state House. resideDcs
Io~~s- EIsrk 81 0hss <trests...-----.--.-. 5.i<s
y a. schlsier Mater - Regiment, Indiana
1920 .,. sss... eo.rds At Palmer Hsa-e..-. sss
-. Sobfe. kdsufsut General 81 Iniisns-
e,s,ce state Hoaze: bozrds Al Rates House,
80 ron -. .sa.. -. . s@4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
Jnternal Rcpenue.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, NINTH DISTRICr-Com,
psng Eth 18th and ed Wards Of tbs City Of New York
Notice hereby siven that the GndTied has received bic
Annual Collection List from the Assessor of the Ninth Conee.
ton Dict Of the State Of New York and that tho duties
specified therein have become due and payable and be
will attend at his office, situate No. IA East Ey Second
street between Lexington aud Fourth Avenues on the 7I
day OF August instant and from day day thereafter excep
sundays until and including the Sh day September nsxt
from O'Clock in the morning until O'Clock In The afternoon
receive the And all persons who shall neglect pay
the duties and taxes aforsd assessed upon them wtha
the time specified will be liable to pay per centur addt
onJ the amount thereof Any person may his OF,
ton such duties before thu time herein
New fert, August l7sh, 1854.
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fnaneial.
Treasury DKPARySKsT. Avausr 70, 1864
loat DpnpAcAI 6nr loan -

DAN OF ssI.-PROPOSALS for LOAN
~ Scaled oder win be received a. this Department nsde
~ Of March D. 1919 until Of FRIDAY, the sth q
September 1854 for bonds Of th. United States to the
aount Of about thirty and hall milcn dollars, seiag
As Of uBaccep,ed onen' wsdsposea Of under me
pctios Of Proposals for Loan dated 9Th June last The
bonds viii snnus interest Of six per pay
s semi ssIuGly IN s0in on the hnt days Of JAY and
January Of each year. and sdeemabs ser the soh OF June
t@I
Eseh Offer be for y hsndred dollars some
enple o. hundred dollars tld must rsts the sum- In
ndiBs premium offered Tor hundred dollars in oond',
for fifty, when The offer is for than by Two per
cant Of the principal excluding premium Of The whole
oosn offered must be deposited guaranty for pAymeas
nssshptcn Z accepted with tbs TIes.ocr Of ID. United
Sales u ss si6h OF with the Assistant Treasurer at New
fsrk Boston Philadelphia o. Louis with the delegated
Depository Baltimore, Pttssurs Cincinnati, Louisville,
Chicago, Detroit Essals; with sny National Banking
Association authorized receive deposits which may consent
10 the bun., without charge Duplicate certificates
= depOs will be issued to deposit0n by the officer
cation receiving them the o,igaa Of which must be for
vsded With the offers 20 the Department An aeposis should
~ made In time for advice Of oFe with certificates reach
Washington later than the morning Of September 9 No
ses net accompanied b. its proper certificate Of deposit will
- considered
The Coupon and registered Bonds ,sned viii be o,he de-
sonina;ions OF So exc 900. and $1,000 Registered
soDds Of $1,000 aud $1,000 win so DO Issued required
AL offers received viii 10 opened Friday the 9Th Sep
TIMBER Tie awards viii BE made by the Secretary TO the
highest oereT and notice u acceptance decnaiion viii
~ Immediately given the respective officers and in case
u acceptance bonds Of tie descriptions sud denominations
preferred be the subscriber. the cost Of the de
ysnsnt, final payment Of inSaneots The original Do
pod Of per viii be reokoned In the las. nstaen
,Sd by successful oseers and viii be Immediately returned
~ those whose offers nay not De accepted
he OF accepted offers must be deposited with the
Treasurer other ocer association authorized TO act IN
ar this notice advice Acceptance Of offer or foo'
One third before the 4b enc third or 6e'ors the
balance inclading the premium and original two
Dor cent deposit on before Path Of September Interest
q bond. will begin tie data Of deposit. Parties prefer
pe NAV pay the accrued interest from d;s Of bond July
h date Of deposit in coin
Of.rs under this notice should BE- endorsed "Ofer for
lsan and addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury The
Sht to dscns ell sHer considered advantageous re-
carved to The eoverumeuL w. =. fESSENDfR
Secretary Of the Treasury.
49, sdy immediate delivery.
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PATTERSON FALL RACES,

PATTERSON FALL RACEs,
i SEPTEMBER 18th. lih and 18Th.
No Postponenent on sccount Of the weattel
FIpsT DlY-Pv6miun. 800, ell ages, mile hestA
THE ST. LEGFR, 5000 IT miles; q entriss.
Premium 500, all ages, mile heais. $500
sacoSD DAY-HURSLs RACE. $500, mile' eight husdhA
LpScrtro0d or. 800. all ages mile.
The TRIAL SfAhES $500 \ u.ls, 10 entries
Prezirn 500 sill sges. three mica
solin0 Race 800; II nile.
THIRD DAv-Ths Sequel Sf,ko $780, miles, - entris@
Premium t 800 al ages. mile heats.
The CoHsclctor Premium 800. all ages II milo.
No garsbag al0ued The C0uric, 40 hqnor sod $50 -
intartcated person admitted. Excellent npodion for -
e. has been provided Trains Of The Erie Railway stop Il
the Csurss train with for ladies' leaves foot d
Chamber A. IS H. returning ime lately after last raoe
each day. L. Is. CHisWELL. sssy
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Amussmtnts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A INAUGURAL SEASON or


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA INAUGURAL SEASON OF 49,. <o,.,.
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT ~ ljei ro,
LGONARD ~ 80 -
Also OF Growers Che nnt Street Theatre, PhiiAaeiPh
aud Growers Theatre Nashngon. ID. q. -.,r,,
CAhL ANoCHU1I ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ."COHDCSioh'
Also Director of Operas.
The opening performance, Gupods Grand Opera In I've
scts,
with
FAUST,
CAST OF GREAT STRENGTH
The List oil The r,is,as Of
The GRAND OPERA COMPANY
VIII receive immediate enuouuc II comprises VERA
talented sstes expressly engaged for this ssason rom
Berlin Vienna. Hamburg and Damstadt, by complies
sD sent to secure them together With the esIs Grave
y rriA Opelc NoLpei Of lAss season
Ale Members oftne
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
have been rejected with Tie greatest and present. III ieJ
oil talent ard NUMBER
RARELY EoUALED IN THE WORLD.
THE COSTUMES have been procured in EuToie a. IN
ncnse expense
The Orers. selected will he presented with
THE HOST SUPERB MISE IN SCENE.
The entire announcements in preparation and viii appear
cdry in the week.
The Academy has been carefully and e,shorey
aud orn.eslrd during the and sesesi important III
pruyen-nts have been Effected
The sal- o. fecured sests for
TliE INAUGURAL, PERFORMANCE, FAUST,
viii coma once On Thursday morning az the asr,l pactt
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rI,HE GREAT INSIDE RoUsE FOR BOS-
Il TRANSFORMATIONS SfEAMhO Vt LINE
VIA OROTON AND PROVIDENCE
TIE OLDEST -
TiIE SAFEST,
THE MOST DIRECT
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH!
Tb. inaguificcat St-amtr
COMMONWEALTH
Capt J. w WILLIAMS
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The elrgant ST. sucr
sPLyMOUrH ROCK,
Cart J. c. GER,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS,
Ats O'Clock
vS,-Tiese boss start from Pier No. 10 North ri ~ foot
ce.r,N H ard by al Eperacod travel.
. 10 be among largest strongest ucst comoSabic and
40 That have IA Amsricaz vGts In summer 1a
Wr,,r in storm and calm the esh and Pyme dss
Rock invariably maze the pissage .
Ssmptuous suppers and uT,rouiy furnished suite zoos"
are .srked fes,sfes II these g floating plsce.'
SURE CONNECTIONS
rad. with Newport the Watering Places the North sno
Sauth shore. la Maschustts The Gsest Eastern routes Tor
Maine and for the White Mountains
b.nhs and ssle TooHs be secured " usn3eAs La'
~. Oas. No. "a Broadway and
No. IDS WEST-Sr, Nsw-Yorkr
NO. u WASHINGTON.sr, Boston,
n. SlM0NS. Asent,
Merchants Nsyigsiion ssd Irsnsportaiion 20.
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nliscellaueous.
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS and other

MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS and other
I'VE yares Interested In the nsnufacure Of articles ~
he Ingredients TO be reduced 10 powder Of the
most Gneucs respectful, invited to call st No 2 Canal
street inspect sppsas invented for tia, vxpose and
known as "LUND0hEN'S PATENT PULyERIZINJ
MACHINE" The invention has been patented u tae United
States Engsd France aud other countries Of EUROPE where
r rave already been formed for The prra Of
applying this machinery 90 all kind. of trades Patent rights
Cor sale all Information furnished by NJ G. t. HABICHT
A CONT 1.-THE Pslen'se. Office III fearist-
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NV Yoak AND HAsrts HAlrHoAp COMPANY
c,rrar gonrth Avepn, aud Tweuty.sIh street,
A.,r... A.--.n iRll

Conner Fourth Avena. and Twenty Sixth street,
SEw DIRK, August End, 1854
PROPOSALS. will be- RECEIVED at this
oaic- until 10Th September, pror mo, FOR TWO HuN-
DRID THOUSAND DOLLARS OF TIE CONSOLiDA-
FED MORTGAGE AND SINKING FUND BONDS OF Ibis
Company. =, 49,. ,.. Ia
s>nt PAYABLE seu prerontaon OF CouponfAo
rust a. ebrssTylIe limited to an ggeais a1O1A Of le
sxceedns Millions Of Dollars snd are Esde enable IA thr
~ wears hon their date.
hey ,ued ft she purpose Of eensohdsns te entire
Eortssge debt Of the Company ndss secured By e.
The Asrgge provides fer sinking fund % DO sPpisd
srxnern1ay to the purchase and -ceaionof he honda
farther provides fr the application Of proceeds Of ,ae OF
DE- Rel Estate Of the csn9auy South Or End St 10 tie
sarchs,e and extinguisnuent u the Bonds.
Of toe Bonds hsve 1T ssioe 70 pay
Il existing Mortgages ~ they become due. -
Further Information can be had application ct the ccs
W1 ~. VANDERBILT, Vice PIesdent.
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OLYMPIC TllEATER.
Stage MAIa.er................J. H. SELWYS.
SECOND MONT
rTHE FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY SEPT. g. 1884
VIII bs repeated the Comic Drama IN Acts eatitled
MIRIAMS CRIME,
Ia which III. Irving, Mis- Atniis l-n' Myers, ;: ~,
soddsrd D. T. Rnsold c. T. patslcc, it, w hob,on Iom
the TLsater Roye Drufy Lane, will appear.
hrs. JOHN WOOD
VII make her ,-cond appearance this tseson ~ he
COUNTESS d. BESfALIEk,
Ia the elegant Comed'efta entitled
TIE CoynCAL COUNTESS.
LIER......................Mr J. r. MORTIMER
uAROy J. X. SrODDARI
Doors opan At o'clock Performances commence a. '''
PRICES or ADM SSIOS.
Dress Circle and Pagns,'s ~ cen's Balcony cnats a.
Re.eryed Seats, Orchestra ChalIs 81 oi family Cree
~ cts Private boxes, IS. So sud BIO eact; .
Ia sctive preparation, entirely se~ prsnaiHsSh o.
Chari.. Dickens esleorhted novel Of
MARTIN CHCZLiEWlT.
Expressly for iris Theate BY gentleman OF He"'f0ft
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SOMETHING NEW.
BALSLEY PATENT STEP.LADDER,
LIGHT. STRONG, ORNAMENTAL AND DURABLE.
Sold BY all HOsse-Furuishing Stores
ksuafseturedby DIS. PLUME Co,
No 80 Dusnest
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finanrial.
VERMILYE g. Co.,
No. ~ wALL-STREEr,

No. A. wALLsTREEr,
VIII receive subscriptions 20 the
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN
These nctes issped Ia eencmnAiicns Of $50, 90
$500, 81, geo and 5000 maturing 4, THREE
YEARS from August U.s. 1874 iSerest payable semi annual
in currency, tie rate Of 3-1e PEA CENT per
The note, payable Ia currency matahty, convert
ADJ. into 500 SIX PR CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
All deposits made prior gus. 18th viii draw in.exss
rate.
The usual Commission allowed Ills Loan snd also IN,
1910 Loan
w, are prepared to convert the q. =. 2 $40 TREAS
URY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of 1851 With
pfouptnt.s and oil ,aysr-hS terms.
Also BUY and SELL at market raes Al iinss Of GOV
ERNNENr SECURITIES, including
L. =. 500 BONDS,
T.. =. ?-Io TREASURY NOTES
US. 10 mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEpNDss.
ia. QUARrERMAsTERS' CHECKS,
L. =. TwOYEAR ) Per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
T.. =. @ per cent COUPON and REGISTERED. o
1881.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected purchased.
MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
Incorporated under the Laws OF tb. State Of New Y0ri
WELLS ON OIL CREEK,
Pennsylvania
TRUSTEES:
EoRPrs FRANKLIN, New.forh
JAMES Y. LAwIoS,
SIDNEY CoRNTLL
GEORGE DAVIS,
JouS Il. CoLsnAs, OIL City. Pc
C. MCkISLEY .
}. J. NISpERGRfrT,
Pres,dent. MORRIS FRANKLIN
Secretary, VI. u. HENSON
treasurer, WALTER p. LAWTON.
SupeTntenderts, hChiNLEY BROS.
OFFICE. 81 JOHN STREET.
Nev.York
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Orncx or THE SHgLpss AND COLUMBIAN COPPER Co.,
No. p William a., Newly Juiw - 5o4
TIME Sheldon MINING COMPANY and

TIME Sheldon MINING COMPANY ana
l. III. COLUMBIAN MINING COMPANY, havin. become
with the Sheldon aud Columbian Copper Com
,sry pursuant TO a. laws OF ths State OF Michigan notice Is
reby gwen 5,sekhsdrs Of these Complnes ts they
~. reonred return ther Cefhste Of stock which they
ssv hold TO the sfcef this Company No 2 Wlsfn't. IA
a. City Of Newlork before the h day u November next
Nd receive rev Certificates therefor ois tho Sheidea sEe
Cun siAn Copper Company 10 h- proportion Of share
{tbs shesen ColuaIba Copper Company ioT two shes
~ ths other Copsses Consolidated with II. default
Ssrsol ,ush stock will DC ioll,sed- ~ order.
HENRY PHELPS Secretary.
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TAPsCOTT's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
L PASSAGE OFFICE. No. o. south-st New Ysrs.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND sad
TAPScOTrs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TW ICE a WEEK. $500 - ,
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TN
DAYS
remit money 10 the old colnry do the lowest rass
by sup.,ing.o TAPsCOTf BROTHERS. Co,
NO. 81 Sou,hst
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Groceries ano t)ropisio,ts.

DAGS for BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-We are
ID nov having made especially for the BUCKWHEA1
TRADE Paper BAGS TO hold it-, i2sba and Is bs-ths
best Buckwhsat Bag offered
sold wholesale aud retail and neatly printed 10 order =
tho Com Exchange Bag Mandatory,
Is Pear street, corner OF Whitehall.
Is. h. CLARK CO.
DAPER-BAG EMPORIUM.-The celebrated
i PATENT MACHINE PAPER BAGS OF all kinds and
sizes offered whoesae and retail plain printed,
at the Corn Exchange Rae Mzncfastory
IS Pearl street, corner Of Whitehall.
b. l.. CLARK l. CO.
l., A. KENNEDY's extra fine Cambrdgepon
Il CRACKERS. Clean and healthy. OF hner stock and
keep Logger than any other CRACKER Sold No. 10 Court
lsndt-st, and oy all trsi-c.ass Groccrs
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
go COMMENCING MAY D 1851 1901
Pa-snstr Station In New York, 2stht and <aa'
kriranes on 9Iths,;


Ertlunre on 9Iihst.
TRAINS LEAVE hEN-iORh:
For N.w.Hsven. T. 9 (Er.l ll:t 4 IA. I4.l3 (Erl $3.50
IN J, 80 " and iEr-l p -.
Der Bridgeport :, ,Ea) He n l2'l3 ttrl 500
o. }, $3.50 ). % and fEg.l p. m.
For MILFORD and Siraord & iI.,O m. 3.'o so p
for Fairfield south port and Wsspori, T. lJO IN J99
FoS SorwsI = 80 1850 m. i2i5 (Er.). 800 GIL
For Daien and Greenwch T. $50 li:)o MI $50. 49,
sop
For stamford. :, (Er). sD, il1 .. Ia. 1915 (Exl
Oil 3. 20 SIS, s.;t, o..), tkG.l =. $500 . -.
Tor Port Chester ssi inierned-s Stations ''0 i'"A
n. ; $50 4. 20 $50, $3.50, =. ~. - $500
COkNECriSU TRAINS
FOR Boston via Sprnsfed T. "a. ttx)i 3ftrl 8P. n
for Boston via shore Line. l2:lS OH p m
For Hartford and springfield. s(EI), ilsoA MT 3(Erl
for Connection, River Railroad IN. (Er), ll9e m to
Montreal = p. o.. 70 Northampton 5000. -,
For Hartford, ProyidcHee and fishAl kaiiToid tELh
Fsr sew IIaver New London and stOninsOn Rails'a4i
a m. 1918. .. 9 p.
FOR Canal Rsiiroed. Il: Is p. 20 Northampton
For Hoia,onc Raj .rasd. l. IA , ?. m
For N.ngt'ncs Rsifost = m =. N.
For DsnbLry and Nor~A.k Railroad. Z goa n p n.
Comnodoas Sleeping Cars attached 70 p. IA. Irans.
JAMES u. HOfl. cuperinfeniont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
IL -Tni. Road completed nis in good running
o.der with hTEelsss Passen,.r Carr cad having made az
with tie conn-efins rosis SoIu and sDu M
ooef 10 tho puSlc direct aud IihotOh route
fros, WASHINGTON and BALIINORk. VIC 1oIs Comm
Nh. and Reading - Allentown, Ees'on, and MN ipllh
Ach Tor beauty and SUMMER HESohIS should DO
tried to b. appreciated -
Train. Sonh leave Columbia 81 s:ooa H., Acc
Trains North leGy, Columbia ~ goo p ~, fast
Tran. arrive Il Reading ~ 1852 A. H., acc
Trains arrive a. Reading at 4:IJ y IL fasl
Tram. south leave Reading At 60 a. IL, Acc-
Tfsns South leass Reading at ll;l0 a M, ast
Train. arrive Of Columbia ri t;1D a. ~ Acc
Trains arrive At Columbia at l:J0 D. ~, Fat.
The River Su.guehanna Columbia 10 crossed b. steam
R,rryts NEW BOAT awaits the ARRIVAL Of The rsns TO con
v he passengers thc change heink delightful fsssen
~. nv he Fat Line will dine 81 Columbia
s''p ~ HoRTiIRoP ROBERT CRANE,
General Ticket Agent. General super utehscet