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LOUIS NApoLEoS's SUCoEssoR.-As Louis
N0poleon's health is said TO be failing, European
journals are speculatng upon the PROBABLE c0nse-
quences of his DEATH His only son /, nine years
old. There are two rival influences 70 endanger
n regency, Count dc ChambOrd, grandson of
Charles Y, dehroned in 1890, and Count de
Paris grandson of Louis Philippe Oyerthrown
inklS4S.
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RAILROAD LINES.
NEW ROAD LINE NORTH
IN PluIADEI PHtA TO BROOKLYN,
rhEoUGH ~ FIVE HOURS

NEW RAlBRoAD LINE NORTH.
fHRoJGH ii fIyE HOURS,
gxrtNsioN rIcKErs q, s86b FOR THREE DAYS.
On and after MONDAY Au.nstl 1884, trains VIII lsA!e
root ot WISE street, Philadelphia, every morning a.
~ tsund q excepted ne &c by the Camden and At,
Nom. .i, snd by the commodiius steamer Jesse Hoyt
20 loot o Atlantic street. Brookyn returning, leave AZ
lanc street Wharf Every day Sundays s1cepted) At ~
Travellers 80 the cliy Of Sew York are notified not u
aUp ff passage by this line the State Of New Jorsey
hagng erawcd io The Camden ard Amboy monopoly the
5, ggsp S ss Rg paS'SpgsFs pas Ss yds ana H,ls. S
W, r. GWfTlrTs, General superintendent
DBILADELpHIA, GERMANTOWN, ANHI
i NoHEs1OWH KAILRoAb.
no.ce
ron GERMANTOWN.
leave Fhnadelpma Q, 80 10 II. 70 AM 1880
'tse,,,,S /, S,liS, ,S,5,,; $500 u;
lZ;d'4 n %, 9, 80. 7, 3, 3, 10. n, ndi2P.M
ON he 5ow, snd me a and 81 trains up DO no, stor
60. CuEsNuT NIL uLRoAO.
LTiaVe r9hndephia' g. $40. u A. M 2 %, ,5E,L9
L'2ys ave, Chssnut H go, 8, $40 n4O A. n. 10, $40
ron CoNsHOH0oKES AND NoRRIsrowN.
Leave philad' lphia s,s 80 II o5 A. M ~ az, ~
Leave SoTI'ioOn, o., :, 75O, . andr AN.ilH, ~
pe5l tfain no, yiii stop at wis'ahlcSon Mansyu,lf
'''' FOR MANAYuyK.
Leave Phi91ddalPhIs 6sS5' llOjA A NJ IL, 3,4H, TX ]
leave Nsnay INK, GA ~, $50, s's, 1uS NJ, as, n
II. X. SMITH, General snperir t.poent.
my3l Detot, NINTH aud GREEN 5,rests
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ For BETHLEHEM, DOYLEsrOwN, EAgror
MAUCH CHUNK, HAZLEloN, wILKEsBARRC, and
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
ADpITlOkAL TRIMS.
ON and after MONDA June -. 1864 Passenger Tram
will leave The New Depot, THIRD Street, above Thomp
son street, Philadelphia, daily srndays excopted), al
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DHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
l. CAMDEN AND AaBoY RAILROAD CoaeANGEs

on ard after MONDAY January 4, 1854 the Trains for
New York, leaving Kensh gton Depot, Philadelphia at
81? A; tSghD, and $50 ? NJ and the traus leaving
New York NJ and 730 2. NJ, will hereafter he run
exclusively for the United States Mails and New York
and Washington Passengers, and viii not take IN
ont any pa sengers betw wecn said cities.
The 10 A. and " Midnight Lines from New York to
Washington, and the II 90 A NJ and z. NJ. Lines from
Washington to New York WIN continue present and
carry passengers 10 and from the and
BatmOTe, Washington, ana New York.
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia from Kensngton Depot, at
nlj 4. NJ 400, and 645 2. and 1850 mdnigH and
rom Walnut Street Wharf lvia Camden), at aud 4.
M ~ NJ, 4and6P NJ tor New York.
And leaves New York, from foot OF Courtlandt street.
at \. NJ, lOA NJ u NJ and p. NJ and ~ II mid
nj h, and from foot of Barclay street at \. NJ. aud
PM. WM. A. GArZMER,
iai-u Agent.
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Leaves Philadelphia at $3.50 2. NJ. for Reading, Potts
vile, Pncgn Q, Harrisburg, Ne cnpnectng at Harris
burg with Pennsylvania Central trains for Pittsburg, &c
northern Cen Al Railroad trains FOR S1nOury, Northum
berland, Elnu &c, and AZ Port Clinton with Catawiss
Railroad train for Milton, Williams port. Emra, Buffalo
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The property Of this company consists Of 22s2 feet on
the "GrOund Hog" "Gresory No. g." simmons Con
cord and other celebrated developed Colt odes
In The mining district Of Colorado.
Also, the Henderson MIL running, and In excellent
ODD
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AT 10 4. NJ, for Reading, Leoanon, Ruhrata Litz
Columbia; harrh burg, Pottsule Pnegroye Tamaqus
Sunhury ,Nlamsport, Eimra, kochester, Niagara Fai
Buffalo AlleLtown, WI kesbarre, Pittston, York, Cars
Lhaubtrsbnrs, UAgerltOwn, &c
he train connects at hEADIN(a with East Penn syYEl
MIA Railroad TIT Allentown. &C.. the Reading
Columbia Railroad Tor Ephrara, JrZ and Columbia ans
with the Lebanon Valley IRAN for HaTi borg &C. ga
CLINTON wiih Catawissh RailToad trains wilkes ARE
Willamsport. Lock Haven, Elmira, sc. at HARRiS
"IRG with Northern Central" "Cumherland Valley,
aIu "Schuylkil and Susquehanna" trains for HUrtlum
berlA7o Williams nTt " H., ,haT bersbnrg Pinegovo&c
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eILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITORY.

Trustees:
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ,
7. b. BUNTING, ESQ,
A. G. BODFIsH, Esa., Colorado
President;
Hon. JOHN A. DIX.
TreaSurer;
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ.
CounsuIs
CHARLES f. BLAKE, EsQ.
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NORTH, NoRrnwEsaTy, AND rnE cAYADAs.
pAasENaER TRAINs


iAoSEN6Lh ihAlN1
Leave tho Ccmpnnys Depot at THIRTEENTH acc
CALLOWilLL Streets, Philadelphia, at tho following
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Adm RAILR DAD
GREAT TRuNK LINR

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM Pull NDEL nIA TO THE INTERIOR c
PENNSN LVANIA, THE SCHUvLKILL, sUs-
QUEHANNA. CUMRERLANp, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
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THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
Ohice, No, WALNUT street, will call for aud deV
Bapgage aud attend TO all the usual branches Of EXPIRES
business. Heavy articles taken by Nj lines only,
must be sent to the office the evening previous. Perlshg
BILE articles by this line must be sent before 51 A. NJ.
special messenger accompanies each train.
mySl j, VAN RENSSELAER, Superintendent
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hy O. careful pi Tusal Of DR.. WILLIAM iOtNG'S New
Book IHE MAhRIAgE GUIDE, which should be read
by every sold by BoOhseners eay, and 40 the
Doctors onlcc, No. SO SPbUCE STREET; price p
nIL.Al
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pBILADELrHIA, GERMANTowN, AND


TIME TABLE
on and after MONDAY, May lG. 1861, until cuI.bs1
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TIE Hog r,s,s~t op-ped yesterday wrh Arre pppy o.
band quite plumber ofots having bcen beh over from ss
week anticipation Of stvsDcn, s the favorable safu tns
weather had tsA.n the means 81 renewing all ms
brsh demand yesterday not an cIcrpon i1r long
before the bu Of hogs had changed hands and Belle
the day closed the pes about cleaned out This morn
ing the arrival. hrt and ses ceced at fnh prices
showing csos improvement the figures Of Yesterday bss
trades III 70 he; Hildne grades, ny TO lie Ordinary
grades M 20 HE The arrivals for tho week amount 70 49,
rs week last IS 6oa increase Of sIJiys
morniug ne but this considered above tue market
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KEsARKs ABOUT BlPF CATTiE.
Tie total number ' web 80 head. pars with ia
ysr and with $50 he corresponding week Jear n.o
The number .od ye,,rdsy aud today the pfincp market
$500 bead comp with ist head week ald with COS
head the evta'e per ~ers las. yesf aAd 18th 1910 head
market one year AGO.
TBE oPZsiNG, OK pRIsCl!AL DAY or The hAEKRT
MoAddy, Nov. lit would be- difficult TO imag-
Inc more beautiful weather for naks day = 81 cool
and dyque IN contrast with TN drI41. u last u 10
good veaef fo ndoOT business aud good Tor tbs butc..
who have meat their hooks and there must be raa d-a
Of IT, from tie Erea, cst III. last market and
the bad week for hu.ie-s. People much e1 cd
about election 10 thni about atm Good the
day The cascays briny evidence ~ Nulor North
Albany. The roofs vi the covered h
has s.tened I. the all day II I'll. between hero and
Albany from TO IL niche. deep. This viii tend 70 hurry
forward state cattle week There good many
here to dey, aud some Il them very thin. sd sell
rates ssLnsted al va TO- Pound foT the weight 81
nioa,, ssllrf .nAny oha. eDd some Of tbem h,Ls
bead Of state STOCK Lett from Lac. ~osk. 10 1880
THIS would b. very hsht snppiy only that there
a great oyersuppy last week. IA It IT, many
Of the cattle very light. which makes ,bs cup
sboat hsii cent pound upon al grades. and a.
thA the marie, bssr than lss Monday particularly In
tie afternoon notwithstanding Il 10 well known that more
I'll. 81, expected 60 The average quality about
tho la. week but the average price viii run much
better io1 iIoyeT corresponding quality. The top price.
70 day are Tdg T. ~ net, houzb buysr think that
o ana non that down to of those not h Tor anything
bht santsgrs These hold hrr and trade y lively 10 III
close o. business With very few cattle len Unsod 1s q
a. hssen were 5 bead, and 7I here Saturday and 900
head are reported direct butcher besides sales at the
downtown ssbes and what 10 arrive 10 morrow 40 th,
We are h.ey 20 mako out pretty fal weeks supply
lfuspcrtstion has never worked smoothly bsioro a, Il
Las tue past Summer twas 20 hear ,ulnbo from dro
about iosd Ii 10 not rare For the lat a..
wee ths umble ebout The Et road has been QUITE
lend ave hsesd hapdes b., shte indicative q
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Patriot Indiana. voted for Lineoln and Johnson His
wife is the great granddaughter Of Gen Rufus Put
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.
~ Daily,
For provideuce Direct,
Tie new and - md d steamers
ELECTRA ANDGALAIEA.


Having Superior AccommOdA Ons for Passengers snd
Freight vi Pier 49, - North River, of Robin
sou street D4iy l,uudtyE excepted AZ ?. NJ.
Connecting u prosii.uce with the for Boston
The ELECTRA, talt. }. ". EYE. vii have Ncv.Yort
every MONDAf WEDNESDAY end FRIDAY. -
h.GkLATEA, Cap. WM. JONES, every TUESDAY
TIL RSD AY and SATURDAY.
~, trfkbt ta>en NJ Propeller Raies
Ihc.e steamer. arr Gr.arpasseI their srranesmens
or Tie comfort snd ssoy Of Passengers and heir aeties l
the II sporsti1n Of Ere ight .
- Passengers arr retiring for the uslt disturbed
lthsy .u FroyiIec- ~ hpnr early enough 20
az desr u 'hr accommodation train Tor
Boston, arriving in Boston a . q. M.
t0r information m r"tlrd o ffegh te apply 70 - AAC
ODELA General Freight Ag'ut fifr 30. -, y X. . -,
i.cksis ssiefooius b.rhs, Apply To W. ". I'D
WARDS General ii,Aci Agent Pief No. II, North River
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NEwYORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1863. COMMENCING MAY g. 1854 '4k
Passenger Stallion IN NewYork 2,tL.t sni ~
rrtssnce 2th-sl
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New-il.yon, :. tEI.l. 1850 . III. R.l5 GEL 500
Ha.), $50, SO and lfI.) p N.
tor Bridgeport. lEx), ll:1o g. N. l2:ls tnl 200
Q.p.l, $50 $50 snd lEr.) p ~.
Fos Milford sd STRAIT rd l. 1880. NJ; $50 so
tor Fairfield Southport and WesPor T. n'Ss H'i 30
fof Norwai. = 80 1880 N; i2:iS Ccl.l SO" r1s
for Daisn sad G.eenweh T. ssO Il:3o . L.. So 40
3;Jl p. M. $1,000.
F.r snmilrd, :. tEr). 80 1850 g !! J. ia b:
l..l 2. - So. "a 6:s. (EI.) p. IA.
for OFT Chester ard nternod stations = 93, .lJo%
In : 3 80 40 5S1, go D..
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston vie Springfield, g. IA. tEI.Dj 3Frl sp. m
tor Boston via shore Line. l2:ls (EIl Sp N.
tor Hartford aid Spin gbeld. BlEsh ii;"a IL; JtfLh
3Iu. y.
For Connection River Railroad (Ex(, h..o nLts
Aontrsal > q. IA. 70 Northampton.
for Hartford. Providence and tishAil Railrosd tELk
Ice
For Hew Haven New London and Stonnston RA..iosdE
a ll:l3. }. G r. ~.
For { an,l Railroad ie:i5 r. u. TO Northampton
For Hous,onc RSilrosi. 10. N } .. al.
fot Naug.i ack Railroad 3 a. IA p.
For Danhury and hogvsk Railroad, 7 $50 m 'p n
I.uinodio Sleeping Cars attached TO p III. Irsin,
JAMES III. HOlT, Supet.nt, ndont
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EkIE RAILWAY.-Tr leave loot Of

n Chsnber--t.
Ia. m, Express !cr Buffalo.
IA NJ Express flr Ceve and direct, via A. G. W Ry.
$50 d. m. Mix, daily for Oti-vne.
l1a M, Mail g0r Buffalo.
3.30r m. Way for PoE Jervis eri Nswhurzh.
Nisht fxpi-ss-SuLday ercepejior Buffalo, no.
i. In Lightning Tx ress, daily for DuLkrk, Buffalo Ro
chester C-nandaigs, and tor Ce'e aid direct via 4 a.
Ry
OBJ. M Enir,nt CHAS MIN0T, Ger. Supt.
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Bteamboato auo RAILROADS.

NOR BRIDGEPORT.-Tbe steamer Bridge
port leaves PECK alp Eat River dsy u Seioch noon
arr wing In Bridgeport In time sonDect with the Nssstock,
HouSoDic New Haven and Hartford n. r.; also the Sboy1
Line - New. London. FY,dsht taken all day wharf
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NfAII, STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DIRECT.
Va The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC tOHPANt'S
usys ln- Of hfscass lie Hheel SIEAMshlAs, between
NEW YORK aud HAWKE.
The first i've splendid Vessels nended TO be prt upon ms
fayorre route ior TIE Continent ere the following:
.lt............42r Pa tuus. - horse power
FUOENIE................tar0 at) ~ horee power.
FRASCE...............fbIi ltiDsl 80 Aofse por"n
Una the comp OF tie eute lat, theservce VIII %
Ter orr-d by tie ,.,-.,.,,, , q,
Candle a. follows: - -
FROM NETWORK TO HANRE.
WASHI.C, rCs............N edu. stsy. December.
LAkAIITrE.............W ednosday. January T. lIS.
First Cabin ,iuc iutii fab.e-winel. ......,.."SlS
second { abin 0nclucin- tabr-wiue). so OF 80.
PAYABLE 10 gold IT, equiv lsnt IN Juited S,se' currency
MEDICAL ArrKSpLSCE FE.E or CHARGE.
Dor ifrignt or p4ssese, apply 70
OE0kGE MACKENZIE. Aecn,,
No. Broadway, New FORK
Al Pad, 70 boulevard d~s" Cspucnes Grand bote; At
Ifsyrs. WILLIAM fSFLlN Co
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Ocean Cleaners.

OPPOSITION LINE.-REDUCED RATES.
~ CFNTR AL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY.
SuORT ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA via NICARAGUA.
No CHARGE FOR MEALS ON TIE TRANSIT.
The New and Eegsu. steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
d. ) BABCOCK Commandr,
on SATURDAY, November ~, at noon.
totn Pier No. ~ North Rives foot OF "srenst eonhecx
with the Steamship America For pasase Apply ~ NC o"cs
Of The Cou,paDy No III West, cor. Of Wsrens'
~ ''' ''''f ~ D. w. CARRlNGTON. Agent.
Next voyage SATURDAY. Dec. H.
TT S. MAIL LINE-For CALltORNlA
u. via PANAMA. go a.
IN. fovins frsclsss side wheel steamships VIII 10 az
.tchsd at noon precisely from Pier No g. North River:
Nov 49, OCEAN QUEEN. sesbury.
(Connecting 1t Panams with Golden Ase.)
Dec. s. NORTH STAR Jones.
tcOnnectiss at PsYyp w VIZ Cag,sts.on'
tConuecting a, Panama with SecrsiSsnio)
Tor freight or passage apply 70
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CAFErY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

IiDS y" $"""o' FIVo6ob sshsp -" Wy VI Wnsk-
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ FOR BOSTON c,
IRAhnER E wrr sNSs sSss
AND INTERhEDiArE FONTS.
81 81 s5sHoS an. CIV ' 81 ss,se
'''' ssn PER ssS s sf% sSsS is S''
sbovs points via Norwich sOd boston ton and W.,
&c ter Worcester and Nashua, w
Freight taken al tho loves. s lO.n "a on INQUIRE
YNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE For BOS-
ToS vs SH6TSS Hs5 5f Fa5SpRsek
THE oLPkST SH5GKEsT iAgsfIu bEP
IN, u Sn@r .a A' Ss.nsr cMM0SWEALTH" o.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAY ard SATURDAYS IT., TIE t ssaU,t
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, on and .,r THURSDAY. 2sh nat,
20 These boat. start from Pier No. 10 Eon River foot Of
Ccurtsndt STU ,ndsre sekno~ esi by travel
he anoS the largest sro1grs most comfortable ard
and in al weather. these boats Tsb maze tbe ea
tiue. 800.
snmp,uous 'ur prrs and lOIohog.y qrsSsd ''a,s~Oms
are marked iasare. Of thee floating la.aoes
FsrSi end ~ Fl n.y .. md S w. ~
Yors. ADD At No. 70 wa'ainsi1H.-S, g>>.,an, :.
hercbaniS s''is'~on aid .tsn.porssion Co
CENTRAL RAILROAD cfNEW-JERSEYl
~ Dept in cork Per no 'or,h River connect.
WG +, s@ T.a h ss vey R:
read and ~ connections, forming eci line 20 t.6nrgh
DIV W GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST.
Two Drpre. Trains daily IRON tue Vest except >Indays
Sky Md. and Two onr, syrd by tine to Chicss,,
Cinciun.u st. Louis etc, bit one change Of GERS
WINTER ARRANCt,YENIS. I.
sS So7 fo; adS csan nsft
M.fr Tsai.~ats3 !. "a Tor Fl-rDns.on Es,,on w.,er
Gap scr1nton, WiSesbsrs 0Tea; BEND ftt.;oa Bpsh.n
ton. &c.
ton Allentown Rs,aus. i!sri,burs P,t'sourg nd the
est with bat change Of to Cincinnati or tbesso'
aud but two chs se' TO e. Lou' n-b
l2.W n TIAiS-Yor Easton. Allentown. Manch Chuas,
Nise,bsne WAllsuspor Reading. Psttsvle, hafr.bufs,
5:oR.x-For Es4ton. gstbleleln Allentown. AM Msucn.
4JOP x-For Sometvi.le and Pennington
pn-Far Soncryile
200 d. WESTERN ExPu ss-For Esst2n, Nsntows,
Reading. Harisberg, Phtsbufsa AMI the Wet Sleeping
crs through from Jrr City PIT bursh every evening"
ELIr.BgrnpoRT AsD nsw.ioSK FrRnr-I.,'ye New.
T. m. Bos. stop 3, Bergen FONT ana Mariners begbor
rcAes oI he West can be o.iAged st 'se 9les 81 ne
Asor IIou At Nos IA ana briadway, and the pn-
cip4i botei, JOSIAH y sIEAgSS. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
L Alter MONDAY Oct. 81 II ins cave Chambers- as
follows connecting at Albany s"d Troy with Is.ns NoTta
F1pges. or Albany and Troy, $50 m, $50, So- 1910
~
Pres.kll Tran. 7:3J a IN, s5O Pr
Pcp.nsecp-io Train. $50 l2iS, ais, e;y m.
ia1yto~qr l t''.io, - p. m.
Tie 5Sp NJ Ttan ha. seeJn, Carr attached fom Thrift
eht through to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge va Troy
e 10 p Train Also Sleeping Cars st's bed rors
On Sundays Trsin from Threth. st. att p H. I'D ftona'
Troy At o:4, ~. aid 80 p H.
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SG1 = PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL,

nRAIN PIPE, Glazed and Vitried, from =
- 70 "a inches Chlnneytops Green house Tile, hs'"'
afs Drain Tie. re Bricks riles nc.
lone lsbAA Nd POTTERY DEPOT. No. ?'s T'.'~-
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NJ y ut \. 7. IT.
,I0s PIER 10 ~ NORTH RIVER. Ihi't Pier above

ygOs PIER 10 ~ NORTH RIVER. Third Pier above
Foot = 1ausi--f., '. /.
PASSAGIC hie cabin statrfoOus, 10 20 500 according
90 location 4 siatciooul. Second cabn, 500.
IktlOiG-MrasuTensu goods. v cents Per Cubs ioot
weight goods cont p-r To-. dry baurls. 81 - each.
The AORNiNG STAR J. RO.i iuHs; the EVEN No STAR
1Gj tuu. the GUlplNG STARR 40 tun. DAY STAR 21.s
trus sul Tie sUNO NADIA. 10 tuns Custom House
Their Passenger acconn odatIon. are not eAcoled
1y those upon any otnrf steamer. IA thu world.
~ No Freight ru>ivud Bl- Il iadlgs s.1ed amer 10
clock on the DAY sailing - For fright f-sar
pyto JANIS ARA nor No. 10 BaTeayst-
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CTEAM WEEKLY 90 LIVERPOOL, touch.
- ing Queenstown lCork Hsrbor) The wed hnovn
% he Lveooi New YORK and fh.sds phA StoA'
.in Company iuian Linej carrying te u :. Msis ar IN
tended to sail ss iiiowsi
llI1 Or .s>aAtuAN nov -
CITY Oh ~, nov
81. Dec. .
And every succeeding sAlIRDAi a. noon. N fiss -
North River
RArEs PASSAGE.
Payable In gold. or iu sluiyalcni ~ cur ,ncy
FIRST CAIfS......f3 1 ~ SIERRA jE ..........s ~
First Cabin london. IS W s,e-rsgs London... "a 10
Flint abiu Paris. % O rtsersss to Pans.... ~ "
frtCatn 90 Hamburg "a ~ tecrass 10 Hauburs. 81 o.
Passengers also forwarded 20 issrs Bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp &C. at equally low rates. -
tsrc. nom L.vrfpoo Of Queon.town, lat Csbin 81 saS
aluS Sscrsge 430. lhoss who wish TO .eId Tor thea
friends con buy tickets nese q. these rs'eA
for further information, apply ~ the Company ofirs
JOHN &. DALE. A.rnt No. IL Broadway, - Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

NEW JERSEY Railroads.&c. leave
foo, o. CoTtllnd st. for PHILADELPHIA a. .nd n ..
l2 w. and r. and II mru ght for BALTIMORE snC
NA-HIssroS at ard 10 M. 7.s p M and u ,sdnlsbt-
sry Tickets receivable in he M and ~ D.
tr..rs. For Other PARTICULARS see bits offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
HIIDSON PIVER RAILROAD.-On and


IarytO~u irlin J;io p.
S.ls sing Train $50 D. -
The 5:p p ~ Train has SeeJnl Cars attached from Thrift
through Buffalo and Suspension Bndse, rs Troy,
without susnge Of cars.
Ie 1910 p. Train also Sleeping Cars ss bed iros
Th'rtirth-st
On Sundays Trsin nom Thre,hst. at p I'D fsons'
Troy at o:45 , m. and p
Through tresh; Tram dolly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

vNAsHINGION MEDALLf0K PBN.-AN ADVER
w sement appeared In the special notices OF Inc New
York Her,ld q August 4 emsnaing froq tae called
deceive dealers and the public II has ever been aud ID
desire 20 protect the public from iece state that
the 20 STYLED washington Medallion Pen COMPANY have moi
made pen Of any description since $50 Tbs pen o.
said after lying idle for fifteen months were IN
all original dies tools and msohinery requisite for
said pens sold March H. 1862 Since that time the said
have been manufactured By and no
else We repeat oar caution % purchasers ths, Only
genuine Washington Medallion Pen 10 that Inscribed sHA
rison Brad forf's Washington Medallion Pen The so
called Washington Medallion Pen Conpsnv obtained on ex
pare adayits an in junction restraining making
and vending said pens which In junction app
and after hearing both sides Nv his Honor
q. q. Barnard, reported in the Herald OF August
HARRISON a BRADFORD
Steel Pen Manu- lecturers,
lB West Thirty seventh street New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
FURNITURE.

"A kcepers-Sl the elegant Household Furniture Of a
private family Will be sod At cash
magnificent rosewood Psnoforte, three elegant Paror
Suits rosewood Ltagare marble top Tables Curtains Ivory
Clock Brussels Carpet TURK sh Easy Chairs and
&C. Also lot az Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture.
Inquire at west Eighth street near sixth avenue.
AN ELEGANT, ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture for sale At sacrifice, Panofurie Etagercs
Bookcase Mirrors Paror Suits, Paintings Bronze Cur
i4ins, rosewood and walnut Chamber Furniture, Dining
Room Furniture Inquire at rs West Twsntv bird street
near Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

CANroRp's EXPRESS COMPANY DELIVERS GOODS
- every description 70 Harsonvile Bloomngdae aud
Manhattsnvnls. Ofce 10 Wesi street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY Residence FOR SALE
a 81 Isted On The Scw Haven Railroad, = maes from
Nee Vows city coutaalnt 20 OF LAND hoose aud all
necessary eUtbeag complete, plenty Of fruit OF every
extensive crarres, containing the choicest
varieties exoue grapes buildings and fences antirey
new aua en- ;arls snk For Particulars address l..
yYftF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
EXPRESSES.

y,uRNIrAMs FURNITURE ExPREss-oFFrCE Ii5
ID West Eleventh street between FIFTH and sixth ave-
nues. pianofores &C. boxed and shipped 10 all
parts OF the world Large wagons for moving furniture in
city country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

A LIENS OR OTTER PERSONS WISHING TO in
N fesi money eN smaN large sums. or want ~
cheap ones w 60 we - cNa ne those eneap Los ~
atew Houses, "a New Jersey ne ore pusAs
eSawlere Taig pace ma over 100 inhabitants - IN
gToviag very fast he's water and taxes are very sa'
hold and convey ette there wheh t1sF
not 30 New Work tJadesnen or manu-, s
sgcs al ia 8ucesreuts By boat rom per 10 NNIn
river ata.l5 A. NJ YOU nav. hne c.Anse 20 eAa,n
s.e place returning NJ Fare cn 10 eens sscn ~
A lhnted number on free tickets VIII be gwen 20 person
wishing q examine he Place with view o. Sns py = ~
Eiiyatethpart next door heoS steamboat LANDING will
slow lie properly L. X, hELLoGd, owner iss Pearl
street Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1864.
FOR SALE.

rNo sURGEoNs.-FoR SALE. A CASE OF SURGICAL
l. Instruments wA pockets, set complete, cheap Apply
al lNs john street..